m
w
i
km.
m
a
mm
SoniPlimos
nuikc
i
Itig
i
ireictnc
in
a
peinou'
general
uppenrnnoe.
Wc
have
onie
new
he
mul
io.
in
solid
gold
at
k
.
)
to
iO.OO.
Oih'
nice
t:i
i
ih
whiln
gold
it
with
'wo
Miiall
diamond.
Another
pair
at
$15.00
-
.lid
gold
Willi
platitium
i
rimuogs.
)o
(life
gold
filled
teU
.in
I50
to
St.OO.
liTItt
STOttE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
BENT'S
LA
DICS'
READY-TO-WEAR
rei'tived
-plendnl
(me
of
English
Made
Cravenette
Raincoats
vc
d.
(remit
shades
med,
m
Mres
from
30
0.
J.
BENT
Third
Ave.
Phone
851.
LUMBER
We
ore
unntitnrlnriiig
f
Rh
nrul
dre-ed
luni-orr
(Marc
gram
boat
ejitr.
Halibut
and
snl-moil
boxes.
Ask
For
Prices
Seal
Cove
Lumber
Co.
Ltd.
PHONE
502
George
Rorie
Chartered
Accountant
and
Auditor
deceiver.
Liquidator,
Trustee.
Ac
Phone
387
JS'ew
Address:
243
Second
Avenue
West
PIUNCK
IlUI'KHT
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Kxquisite
Stock
ot
Fui
Trimmings
nt
low
prices
B.
C.nJR
Co.
Neil
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
M
I
L
K
Oasli
jirire
of
tickets
is
mlvnneed
to
6
Quarts
for
$1.00
11
Pints
for
$1.00
Ooinmenriiig
Xtivenllier
I.
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
657.
TUGBOATS
0y
Phones
423,
639,
Green
238,
Black
735.
Nlfjht
Phonei
-687,
539,
Qreen
238,
Blaok
735.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
GEO.
la.
BU8HBY.
Men.
Dir.
NEW
JERSEY
TOWN
SCENE
OF
THE
TRIAL
IHI.UMII.I.H
Ml
'Klll.lt
CASK
WILL
III:
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IV
(
Ol
KTIIIMr.
AT
soMMtmim:,
sr.w
JIIHKV
HIGHLIGHTSJN
CASE
j
SOHAlEItVlLLE
NJ.,
Oct
28.
The
'
courthouse
here
where
Jbe
Hall-Millsj
murder
trial
will
be
hrld
next
week
tsj
at
Uie
centre
or
town,
and
the
room!
In
which
the
Ulal
will
be
held
11
titty
by
fifly-five
feet.
It
ha
a
seating
capacity.
Including
galleries,
of
210
and
about
one
bait
of
the
length
of
the
room
1
required
for
the
Judge1
tenth
and
other
courtroom
furniture
and
for
the
seats
for
reporters.
Two
hundred
and
ntty
newspaper
representative.
Including
Mary
Robert
Rlnthait.
Bllljr
Sunday
and
Throdor.-DreUer
are
expected
to
report
the
trial
There
are
seat
for
ninety
reporter
In
the
courtroom.
The
baaement
of
the
i
courthouse
will
be
crowded
with
apectal
(wire
to
newspsprrs
while
other
floor
'will
be
uullntl
to
their
full
capacity
for
similar
purposes
The
Associated
ire
leaaed
wire
will
be
Installed
In
!
room
opening
into
the
courtroom
proper
from
which
It
will
be
possible
to
;
follow
all
the
proceeding.
Sleeping
accommodations
were
at
premium
a
month
before
the
trials.
j
Three
New
York
newspapers
rente!
i
bouses
which
they
art
operating
ai
clubs
for
the
accommodation
of
their
men.
A
number
of
other
engaged
suite
of
three
and
four
rooms
In
j
private
homes.
Both
hotels
ar
over-
sold,
and
the
aame
I
true
of
a
new
j
rooming
house
opened
recently.
Rent
ha
been
paid
for
five
or
six
weeks
on
.acme
of
the
room
in
order
to
hold
i
them
for
the
trial
season,
j
Two
possible
candidate
for
governor
,
UI
oppose
each
other
at
the
trlalc
IkXii
are
state
senators
and
one
was
i
acting
governor
for
a
week:
Alexander
Simpson,
special
prosecutor.
Is
Ire
IquenUy
mentioned
as
the
next
Demo
'cratlc
candidate,
lie
I
a
resident
of
;
Hudson
county,
the
stronghold
of
Jer-
water
nortec
Dlisrslen
an
U.S.
T.Ur
oilci:
that
Ruben
Oeorrt
Jom
I,.
wluiM-
addre.
i
Inverne
V-aaneri,
ill
SMl
l
-
a
Wrttrr
In
late
a
AO
Im.uM
rslkn.
per
dav
(
waier
ut
or
liwi
west
or
wiurr
si
.
mna
nai.
si,
j
kiicwB
as
IM
luifte
.
mltteii
thaws
toulb
I
rati
liul
dram.
iu
Troiil
Bsv
slmul
1
Iti
wMHh
stunt
I
he
lw-''ti
iruui
Ow
txwlb
..l
r.m
lol
"A."
kuaauu
IJl.
The
water
will
Lc
Uneri-d
(MM
ike
treatn
si
a
i.mi
a
bud
i
toe
feri
mmi
it
tuoalii
tad
will
If
ud
far
krtllr
sad
rtmiery
purt
upon
the
tend
dearnlied
a
Lot
"A".
kltlN"
I
h.
Thl
Bf.llre
ail
npaled
m
Un-
vrMinl
an
IIm
ttlk
te
urSep
Irmbrr.
Iff.
A
rfy
.if
ima
iKrtice
am
I
aii
ipfliralKHi
purMtal
Utereiu
and
Itlw
"Waier
Art'1
wilt
be
rned
In
the
W
lli.r
Utc
Waier
IHriirder
tt
I'HlK
I
Hnnrri
obierii.in
to
Ibr
spllrallin
may
U
filed
wli
ll
d
Water
lieinetler
or
wilh
(lie
(.wiiplniDer
uf
Waler
lilnht.
l-arllaiiienl
Hulldins.
Vlrlorla.
II.
i:,
wltlim
Ihiriv
la
after
the
Orl
srpesrance
of
I
in
oi.tiri-
m
lufii
newnarr.
to
.date
or
the
nrl
pulillratlnn
nf
this
noile
i
srplnnlier
JO,
lit
S.
niMir.il
I
ur.i.iiuc
jmii..t
ii..
ppllraiil.
!
NOTICI
OF
INTKNTIOH
TO
APPLY
!
rOR
LAf
t
In
Hie
Land
heeordm
MOrlri
nf
Alllu
M
inna
lli'ii
r
rainar
HiMriri.
T
tkr
iTH:K
that
roe
l.ntiiieer
OoM
WitH'i.
Ltd..
Inr
.
s
ret1letl
mmint
earn-rnv
'iix'ralmr
wlltilo
Ihe
rmvlnre
of
Brl-
,
iih
rxlunrtiii.
nrrunatiun.
t
rniiiinar
mm-
1
iav.
iiilriid
in
tp
iy
rw
t
fnreMKire
leae
,.,r
iim-
rmli.winr
Urwrilied
IiikIi:
i
i.imi'i-nrma
al
a
tnl
planml
about
500
Ifwt
diMint
in
in
laterly
direction
fmm
ihe
Nuriti
Weal
corner
of
l.nl
tilt.
Pkj
lark
Mineral
riaim.
ltuated
tl
I
lie
mouth
.f
Waun
tllver.
im
Takii
Arm
of
Tael'h
laa.-.
IVnrr
in
a
Viritierly
illrectlun
fri
t.-ei
llirnre
Kalerly
1
0(1
fret,
then.-'
,
S
iiithiTh
tf.n
feel
nmre
or
le
In
hith
water
mark.
Ihrnce
Westerly
100
fei'l
mi're
nr
lr
in
pnlnt
or
eommenrement
;
in.
I
iiiiuiininr
i'.
arra
mure
nr
le.
I
l.iratcd
Oil
IMh
d.iy
of
Auru.
I.
,
(Sltnmtt
ll,
MrM.
IK.vsi-n.
D.
C.
L.
S.
Atent.
I
If
your
head
aches,
or
rending
or
work
strains
your
eyes,
or
if
you
are
the
least
hit
doubtful
about
the
efrii'leney
of
your
eyes
then
consult
us!
(liases
are
intended
to
make
up
for
the
deficiency
in
your
eyesight,
Our
largo
patronage
shows
that
wo
know
how
to
produce
such
glasses.
Have
your
eyes
examined!
A.
E.
Ireland
IlKAIll
ATK
orTOMETKIST
37
Years
Fracttce
319
Third
.Uriiue.
Opp.
O.W.V.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
phone
M.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Dlatrlbulltig.
Team
or
Motor
Bervloe.
,-.1
Hnnrl
and
tiravel
vta
Speolallie
In
Plane
anV
tTurolture
wevini
panel
ot
35
drawn.
r
Perfection
in
ourWhisty
is
Due
to
94
Years
Experience
GooderhamAWrts
t
A
'.nu
CANADIAN
WHISKY
9
YEARS
OLD!
Thin
advertisement
is
not
published
oi-
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
aey
democracy.
Clarene
E.
Case,
of
counsel
for
the
defense,
va
acting
Oorernor
for
a
week
in
1910.
He
withdrew
from
the
oemtett
for
the
Reputllean
nortlnatior-for
foternor
la
1925.
with
the
an
.touncemer;t
that
he
wij
not
atle
to
fi
nance
a
camflgn
himself,
and
would
cot
place
himself
under
obligation
by
accepting
Urge
contributions
from
others.
'
IIICII
I.KillTS
IS
CASE
September
It.
X0J2.
The
Rer.
Edward
Wheeler
Hall
and
Mrs.
Eleanor
Rhine
bardt
Mill,
ot
New
Brunswick,
bots
soot
to
death.
September
IS.
Their
bodies
found
under
a
crabsppte
tree
on
the
Phillip
farm
near
New
Brunswick.
New
Bruns
wick
I
In
Middlesex
county
but
the
Phillips
farm
la
across
the
line
in
Somerset
county.
September
17.
Double
inquiry
begun
in
Somerset
and
Middlesex
counties.
September
M.
Body
of
Mr.
MU1
ex
burned
and
second
autopsy
reresJec
inat
her
throat
was
cut.
October
13.
Oorernor
Edwards
toov
direct
charge
of
case,
sending
Attorney
Oeceral
McCran
to
New
BninswIcL
Body
of
Mr.
liaU
exhumed.
October
2.
Wilbur
A.
Mott
ot
Eat-Orange,
appointed
special
prosecutor
superseding
county
authorities.
Norember
I.
Mrs.
Hail
undertook
pr
Irate
investigation
at
own
expense.
November
it.
Mrs.
Hall
demanded
hearing
before
grand
Jury.
November
2D.
(1
rand
Jury
left
case
open
for
future
inquiry."
December
13.
Grand
Jury
dismissed
without
taking
action.
State
Trooper
Henry
L.
Dickman
continued
as
lone
investigator.
June,
1923.
Dickman
disappeared
leaving
salary
checks
for
two
monthn
behind
him.
April
3S.
1925.
Mr.
Hall
returnee
from
Italy,
after
fourteen
months
abroad,
declaring
her
long
itay
hao
been
due
to
efforts
to
trace
new
clues
July
17.
1928.
New
Jersey
reopened
case
on
strength
of
new
evidence.
State
police
and
Jersey
City
detective
took
charge.
July
38.
Mrs.
Hall
arrested,
charged
with
the
dual
murder,
and
placed
In
Jail.
July
30.
Mrs.
Hall
released
In
I1S.-000
ball
by
Chief
Justice
Oummere
oi
the
8uprrme
Court,
State
Senator
Alex
ander
Simpson,
of
Jersey
City,
appoint
ed
Special
Deputy
Attorney
General
to
take
charge
ot
the
case
at
she
request
of
Governor
Moore.
August
13.
Willie
Stevens.
Mrs.
Haifa
brother,
and
their
cousin,
Henry
Cat
pcmler.
arrested
for
the
murder
and
committed
to
Jail.
August
19.
County
Judge
deary
re
fused
to
release
Stevens
ansj
Carpen
der
In
ball.
August
23.
Chief
Justice
Oummere
refused
to
hear
plea
for
admission
of
Steven
and
Carpender
to
bail.
August
5S.
Supreme
Court
Justice
Parker
declined
to
release
Stevens
and
Carpender
In
ball.
September
10.
September
grand
Jury
September
15.
April
grand
Jury
re
called
unexpectedly.
Indicted
Mrs.
Hail.
Willie
and
Henry
Stevens,
tier
brothers,
and
Hrnry
Carpender,
a
cousin,
after
hearing
30
witnesses
In
less
than
ttn
hour.
Henry
Steven
arrested
at
Lavalette
and
committed
to
Jail
In
Somm-rvllle.
September
17
Deefndants
plead
not
(ri
ic!aH
w
g
0
GreatCleanSweep
Ijfe
salIT
Ladies!
surplus
for
the
current
fiscal
year
will
be
well
In
excess
of
(185.000,000.
The
Democratic
leaders
charge
the
administration
is
trying
to
delay
Ux
revision
until
Just
before
the
presidential
cam
palgn
ot
1928,
In
order
that
the
President
can
then
take
credit
for
a
lowering
ot
taxes
at
a
time
when
tt
will
gain
him
vote.
Whatever
be
the
reason
for
the
delay
of
the
administration
In
assenting
to
tax
reduction,
It
look
If
the
problem
would
be
made
one
'which
will
give
the
Republican
leaders
much
em
btrrassment.
This
will
be
the
case
It
the
administration
persists
In
refusing
to
lower
taxes
and
the
public
keeps
on
lemandlng
that
taxes
be
lowered.
Democratic
chiefs
In
Congress
ana
sQtne
of
the
Progressive
Republicans
plan
toy
keep
stirring
up
tax
relttt
through
the
campaign.
Not
only
that
bu
thevpUn
to
keep
airing
It
con.
tlhualtyyj&hrpgh
the
coming
short
iciilork1
Thlswlli,
It
Is
expected,
p'rove
highly
troublesome
to
the"
administrate
and
the
Republican
leader,
who
epprchend
It
will
strike
a
responsive
chord
lithe
hearts
of
the
public.
FRASER
VALLEY
GETS
REDUCED1IGHT
RATE
New
Policy
lleli
Adopted
hy
IMY
Licet
rle
In
south
VANCOUVER,
Oct,
28.By
Canadian
PrM.1.-
-Reduced
Hunting
rates
for
both
Never
in
the
history
of
Prince
Rupert's
retail
merchandising
have
you
been
able
to
make
such
remarkable
savings
on
every-
v
thing
in
Ladies'
and
Children's
Ready
to
Wear
as
we
offer
you
now
Sale
Starts
Friday
Morning
at
ID
Here's
prices
that
will
startle
the
entire
community:
WOMEN'S
SILK
HOSE
Values
lo
:i.oo.
Per
pair
50c
LADIES'
TWEED
SUITS
Hep.
S20
ond
-25.00.
Six
only
$11.50
LADIES'
FELT
HATS
Ynltie
to
n.7".
t
S3.00
:
$4.00
LADIES'
SILK
DRESSES
Values
to
$23.00.
$12.00
$15.00
LADIES'
FLANNEL
DRESSES
Value
$7.ur
$5.95
COLORED
CREPES
5
yards
for
$1.00
CHILDREN'S
NAVY
PLEATED
SKIRTS
With
top.
age
0
to
li
year.
$3.50
CHILDREN'S
SWEATERS
$1.00
&
$1.50
LADIES'
SILK
LISLE
HOSE
Ite&.
$1.00.
3
for
.
.
$1.00
CHILDREN'S
COTTON
HOSE
Penman's,
pair
25c
WOMEN'S
WOOL
SWEATERS
To
el
ear
.
.
$1.50
&
$2.00
BOYS'
PULLOVER
SWEATERS
Sizes
to
32
$1.50
COATINGS
Values
to
$X.50.
Per
yard
$3.50
Mrs.
FRIZZELL
Ladies'
arid
Children's
Read
to
Wear
ture.
until
ihen
at
a
much
lower
rate.
The
amount
of
current
to
be
taken
at
the
first
part
ot
the
rate
will
be
gauged
by
the
floor
area
of
Jhe
house.
The
amount
to
be
charged
at
the
first
rate
Is
about
the
amount
a
normal
home
or
store
would
use.
There
will
not
only
be
a
lower
rate
per
kilowatt
hour
tor
the
first
step
but
once
the
normal
amount
of
current
Is
used
all
additional
current,
such
as
for
household
devices
In
the
home
and
signs,
windows
lighting
and
so
forth
In
the
store,
will
be
at
a
very
low
rate.
MAN
WHO
HITS
HIS
WIFE
IS
COWARD
IN
OPINION
OF
JUDGE
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
28.
"Under
any
irovocaUon."
said
Judge
Cayiey
In
County
Court
"a
man
who
hits
his
wife
Is
a
coward."
The
husband
In
the
case
pleaded
that
he
had
been
threatened
with
a
stick
In
the
hands
of
his
wife.
Heathen
picked
up
the
frying-pan.
Intending
o
throw
the
contents,
same
potatoes,
on
her.
The
wife
alleged
that
Injury
had
been
done
the
frying-pan
itself
and
the
husband
was
committed
im
the
.Charge
"actual
bodily
harm."
I
advise
you,
madam,
to
make
the
best
ot
your
position,'
said
his
honor
to
the
wife.
"In
married
lit
on
of
iha
parties
has
to
give
and
take.
Onfor-
rlrt,nre-"
s
ml
at
or--
are
promised
bfl
tunatelV'
this
court
I
no"
Place
to
settle
CHILDREN'S
WOOL
CAPS
75c
&
$1.00
WOMEN'S
COATS
Tweed
and
Teddy
Hear.
Values
lo
32.70.
Eight
only
$18.00
WOMEN'S
COATS
Values
lo
$18.00.
.
$15.00
Chas.
E.
Rand,
the
"Mark
Down
Man"
in
charge
WOMEN'S
ALL
WOOL
HOSE
Iteg.
SI...0.
Per
pair
75c
WOMEN'S
SILK
&
WOOL
HOSE
Iteg.
81.50,
per
pair
.
.
85c
WOMEN'S
WOOL
SWEATERS
Values
to
$10.00.
To
Hear
$4.95
5
DOZEN
HUCK
TOWELS
Kaeli
50c
CHILDREN'S
FLANNEL
DRESSES
$3.95
COTTON
POPLINS
Iteg.
$2.25.
Per
yard
$1.00
-CHIFFON
BROADCLOTH
Iteg.
$5.50.
Per
yard
$3.50
SPUN
SILK
Iteg.
$1.25.
per
yard
$1.00
COTTON
TOWELS
0
for
$1.00
LADIES'
WINTER
COATS
With
Heaver
Collars,
values
to
$20.00
$20.00
CHILDREN'S
WOOL
STOCKINGS
Values
$1.23.
From
40c
to
60c
FLANNELETTES
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
!
5
yards
for
'
$1.00
!
ALL
LADIES'
DRESS
HATS
To
clear
at
Half
Price
;ullty
before
Supreme
Court
Justlc
Parker.
Mrs.
Hall
released
under
In
creased
ball
of
140.000,
while
the
thrct
mtn
were
held
without
ball,
SepUmber
33.
Special
Prosectitoi
Simpson'
appeal
for
bringing
a
trial
Jury
from
another
county
denied
bj
the
Supreme
Court.
STORMY
TIME
IN
WASHINGTON
KXPKCTKII
I'MKSS
tllMIMSTKVTlOS'
YIKUlS
TO
lEM.XIS
I'Oll
T.X
HKIUCTIOVS
WASHINGTON,
DC,
Oct.
38.
(By
John
Snurc,
Canadian
Press
Ojrres
pondentJ
-Unless
the
administration
yields
to
the
demands
for
a
further
re
ductlon
of
taxes
at
an
early
date.
It
looks
as
If
there
would
be
a
stormy
time
in
Congress
this
winter
over
the
tax
reduction
question.
t
Senator
Blmmons
of
North
Carolina,
former
chairman
ot
the
finance
committee
ot
the
senate,
recently
set
tho
ball
rolling
and
demanded,
In
view
ot
large
surpluses
at
the
end
of
the
lust
fiscal
year
and
In
the
present
one,
there
Ve
a
heavy
reduction
ot
taxes
again
thts
winter
for
the
relief
of
overburdened
taxpayers.
He
.also
demand
ed'the
time
for
ryln"
off
the
United
States
public
debt
be
extended
so
a
to
give
further
relief
to
the
taxpayer,
President
Coolidje,
and
Andrew
Mel-
I
f
'
that
the
administration
now
admit
the
the
Fraser
Valley
In
the-
Immediate
fu-
Current
will
be
charged
one
rate
a
certain
amount
Is
taken,
and
THROUGH
SLEEPING
CARS
TO
SHIPS
SIDE
The
Canadian
National
Railways
have
made
arrangements
to
operate
tour
is.
5
and
standard
sleeping
cars
through
from
the
Paclflo
Coast
to
the
ship1
side
at
Montreal
and
Halifax
In
connection
with
Old
Country
sailings
during
November
and
December.
For
full
information
regarding
rates,
reservation,
passports,
etc,
call
at
City
Ticket
Office,
Canadian
National
Railways.
628
Third
Avenue.
Phone
260.
There
was
another
enjoyable
benetlt
dance
under
Scandinavian
auspices
In
the
Mctropole
Hall
last
night.
HOTEL
AKKIV.W.S.
Prince
Rupert
John
W.
Allen.
Capt,
and
Mr.
For.
son,
J.
Summerficld.
J.
A.
Rlggi,
Tho.
Louden,
C.
'W.
Toiirtelotte.
W.
O.
Elliott,
C.
S.
Rankin
and
T.
D.
Hollldfey,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mr.
A.
C.
Dllger
and
child,
Winnipeg;
A.
11.
Francis,
Victoria;
V.
S.
HarrU.
Hazelton;
Mr.
and
Mr.
R.
O.
Johnston
and
H.
W.
Chamber.
Inverness:
O,
Phlllpsson,
Os-land;
Mrs.
.O,
A.
Taylor,
Port
Eaalngton;
A.
Watt.
0.N.R.;
K,
It.
Simpson.
Mas-sett.
8a
ey
E.
V.
'Chile
and
S.onsson.
city:
W,
M,
Boyle,
'Telkwa;
K,
C
Hansen,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands;
V.
Ortmson,
Osland.
Cent
raj
r.
A.
Rice,
Vancmrver;
JbTm
Emaal
f.