TAXI
Boston
Grill
And
!5
aSam
Ami
Anywhtra
at
An
Mtand
Royal
Hotel,;
',,,.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDEOK,
Prop.
iOL.
XVI.
No.
231,
IIISU
IIMIl
1.1
Jk
1
A
ill,
v
FINED
$300
M
MM)
I
III
.
Ml
III
11.11
M.M
l
u
ll
t
III
Hirri.UMl
LH't
OK
TO
INDIAN
Lutn
Ting
Chinese,
was
fined
UOO,
.i-raifr,
iia
aiic
.ax
kvs
a,
v
i-va
v
s
-
itBU
McCljmont
ywUrcUy
afternoon
i
pleld
guilty
and
the
wltueuts
itj
urirncr,
Other
cases
o:
a
slmllsr
nsture
to
thU
ir
a
mf
i
nriTii
.
LIST
LARGE
MIAMI,
Cept
21
-The
death
list
from
the
hurricane
of
the
last
week
end
num
bers
four
haundred
with
five
thou-and
Injured.
The
property
damage
amounts
to
ap
proximately
100,000.000
and
fifty
pr
Miiis
are
mlaslnir.
RACED
WITH
TRAIN
AND
LOST
BUT
ONLY
CAR
WAS
SMASHED
WINNIPEO.
Sept.
21.
-Percy
Bradley.
Chalmers
Street,
driving
an
auto
at
tempted
to
beat
a
train
to
the
Chalmers
Street
crossing
of
the
Canadian
Tsclfla
rsllway
He
failed
lu
the
attempt.
The
locomotive
struck
the
csr
with
great
force,
smashed
It.
and
carried
It
40
feet
long
the
right
of
way
before
hurling
H
Into
the
ditch,
Although
the
car
was
a
total
wreck
when
the
engine
got
through
with
It,
Bradley
ewaped
with
only
slight
bruises
and
cuts,
and
was
practically
uninjured,
the
retton
for
which
cannot
be
expisineo.
oj
the
physlcliui
called
to
attend
him.
....
'
i(
onslble
for
any
ainall
boaU
to
live
In
It
Several
fishing
boau
were
sunk
others
had
to
run
lor
shelter.
One
of
the
Sunnyslde
boats
that
was
here
sunk
and
severs!
aia
reported
at
the
mouth
of
the
river.
At
noon
today
there
was
still
a
brisk
gsle
browing
and
boats
are
keeping
11
Into
shelter
WARK
CANAL.
Beptember
21.
The
gale
struck
the
mouth
of
the
canal
u
night
shortly
slur
midnight
and
gsrc
the
boats
quite
a
dusting.
At
Csnce
EMIER
AND
TORIC
MINE
NMDt.KAItl.i:
MUMIK
AM
E
AT-
lAMIED
AT
ALICE
A
KM
TO
RE
CENT
iir
of
heht
i.
.HMIlll
AM
PARTY
Special
to
Dlly
New
si
1
F
ALICE
ARM,
8ept
21.
While
Bert
P.
Uh,
assistant
msnager
of
the
Premier
fttine
at
suwart
had
nothing
to'
say
for
jot
himself
and
party
of
the
Torle
when
an
estenslre
examination
of
property
was
nude
and
many
am-.
ootai
iea
ui
tan
is
taxen
nere
as
ot
c;usid
Table
significance.
The
e
sum
an
insceciion
unless
me
rre-
Company
had
either
an
Interest
in
n
opt
an
on
the
property,
the
ex-
in
m
n
rii
imtm
ararnn
oil
in
uim
Vl.lll
v
.
V.H
m
i
i.jn
the
Old
Country
to
Alice
Arm
to
st
the
milt
at
Uie
Torlc.
has
resigned
Stanley
Campbell
has
been
appoint-
uprrlntendrat
to
succeed
him.
u
n
n
u
n
u
iv
?as
the
Chinese
restaurant
was
driven
ashore
and
turned
over
on
Its
side.
A
number
of
trolling
boats
are
reported
In
I
trouble.
I
Both
the
Cansdlsn
Nstlonsl
and
the
'Oorrrnment
telegraph
lines
were
put
I
do
n
by
the
gsle
during
the
night,
the
I
trouble
occurring
the
other
side
of
Terrace
Up
to
nson
today
they
were
rtlll
down.
RENE
FONCK
AIRPLANE
IS
DESTROYED
two
Ai,rATei",Ktij.l.i
twii..v
MACHINE
i
KAWM.I
Tjlll.
,
s
r
MORNING
UIOTIII
KV.
N.V
!pl.
Sls-
It.
tempting
lo
hop
off
on
a
n-lop
fl'gbl
lu'
Paris
this
morning
Rene
'
Fours'
matlilne
rrahed.
Ills
law
.jnl
arte
killed
and
I
lie
ins-rlilnr
was
de.lrojeil.
CLEANING
UP
RUPERTS
SUPPLY
OF
FRESH
MILK
Msn)
faille
In
the
Interior
slaughtered
Owing
lo
lreslenre
of
T.IL
.
Pollowlng
recent
tests
msde
In
the
Baikley
Valley
a
large
number
of
cattle
bare
had
to
be
slaughtered
owing
to
the
prevalence
of
tuberculosis.
The
tests
were
made
following
a
general
cleanup
In
the
Fraser
Valley
where
many
csttla
sere
slsughterrd
In
an
effort
to
rid
the
herds
there
of
the
disease.
Prince
Rupert
csttle
are
how
free
from
the
trouble
and
the
cleanup
In
the
Interior
makes
sure
that
the
Imported
milk
Is
also
free
from
germs.
WOULD
TAKE
OVER
UTILITIES
SERVICE
A.
('.
It.
ii
III
Conm
from
Yam-omrr
lu
Continue
Imetllgalion
fur
Interna
llonsl
Unities
Coining
here
Instead
of
E.
W
Bownesa,
the
first
engineer
on
the
ground,
to
continue
Investigations
on
behalf
of
the
International
Utilities
Ltd,
of
New
York
with
a
view
to
taking
over
the
electrical
tight
and
power
service
of
the
city.
A,
,C
R.
Yulll,
Vancouver
electrical
engin
eer,
arrived
In
the
city
last
night
from
Prince
George.
Mr.
Bowness,
who
wss
here
some
weeks
ago.
Is
now
In
Edmon
ton,
ONLY
CANAdTaNBOATS
WITH
HALIBUT
TODAY
Nothing
but
Canadian
boats
sold
hsllbut
todsy
at
exchange,
the
prices
varying
from
18.80c
to
17.50c
for
first
class,
with
Be
and
10c
for
seconds.
Ar
rivals
were:
Ternen,
15,000,
to
Royal
Fish.
Co.
Ingred
H.,
10,000,
to
Booth
Fisheries,
Atll,
8.000,
to
Cold
Storage.
8.
A..
900,
to
Cold
Storsge.
Impereuse,
9.500,
to
Booth
fisheries.
HIKTII.
A
daughter
wss
born
at
the
General
Hospital
Sunday
evening
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed.
Jennrr,
Eleventh
Street.
Mrs.
V.
R.
Wlllemar
will
be
a
pas
from
Mussett
to
Vancouver,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
BO,
TUESDAY.
SEPTEMBER
31,
1928.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
I5AD
GALE
STRUCK
THE
COAST
BggggggflgigggEglgagggggggg
w
IB0jQgVia'i
tVsVggvNHCsgVPVaiaH
lion.
Mr.
Munlagiie,
as
(Jiivvn
Hlizaliclli
at
u
inaiiio
coninif
nioratuig
.Magna
llarl.1,
lit-ld
al
lluiiiiymeil
recently.
She
is
wearing
an
actual
lress
and
jewels
worn
liy
th
ijneen.
Master
Hrian
Montague
as
page.
Radio
Telephone
Operating
in
Arctic
Regions
is
Successful
Reports
Hudson
Bay
Steamer
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
21.-
Twelve
hundred
miles
distance
was
spanned
In
what
Is
believed
to
be
the
first
long
distance
telephone
conversations
carried
on
from
the
Arctic
Ocean,
It
was
learned
on
the
arrival
of
the
Hudson's
Bay
Com
psny
s
fur
trading
steamer
Baychtmo
with
a
cargo
valued
at
a
quarter
of
a
million
dollira
here
yesterday.
Sailing
In
the
western
Arctic
In
July,
connection
was
established
with
an
other
company's
vessel
the
Bayrupert
near
the
northern
entrance
to
Hudson's
Bay
and
successful
conversations
carried
on
between
officers
of
the
two
ships
on
two
successive
nights.
The
Bsyrhlmo,
which
left
here
In
the
spring
later
than
usual
returned
well
head
ot
her
scheduled
time.
DROWNED
FISHING
OFF
BOWEN
ISLAND
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
21
While
Chang-
Ing
positions
In
a
rowboat
lu
which
they
were
fishing
off
Bowen
Island,
west
of
here,
capsized
and
Peter
Olll-
kalnen,
50
years
ot
age,
waa
drowued.
while
two
companions
made
their,
way
to
shore.
I
v
.
V.Iil
V
i
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Asked.
B.C.
Silver
1.80
1.84
Dunwrll
1.30
1.48
Hazelton
1
.01
Independence
05
Yt
.08
Vi
Marmot
.1
'.,,,....
.08
!J
.10
Premier
....
2.15
2.25
Porter
,
Idaho,
.08
U
.07
Burf
Inlet
,
,'.
,.
.03
.04
Rlchmoud
.;
,,
Ml
.12
AXM
AL
TAX
MALE.
Public
Auction
ot
city
Lots
will
be
held
In
City
Hall.
Thursday.
Sept,
SO,
at
10
a.m.
List
of
lots
can
be
had
at
the
Collector's
office.
iNURSE
IS
LOST
IN
MOUNTAINS
All.
IIOPH
Ol
FINDING
MAKV
WAR-
IUKTON,
THE
LADY
HIKEK,
IS
GIVEN
IT
weak,
It
Is
said.
She
was
headed
to-
v
a
rH
Pmrv.rilJi
Va
1
1
v
tnm
nf
t
V
ta'IM.
J
jest
districts
in
the
Tulamen
Mountains'.
.
1
Miss
Warburton.
who
was
5?
years
of
Aiage.
left
Hope
to
hike
to
Princeton
4
over
the
mountain
trail.
All
traces
cf
:ber
have
snowfalls.
been
obliterated
by
recent
Protest
Against
Attendance
of
Mackenzie
King
at
Imperial
Conference
Comes
from
Ontario
OTTAWA,
Sept.
21.-
In
a
statement
Issued
today
Senator
Hardy,
president
ot
the
Ontario
Liberal
Association,
declsred
that
Canada
was
in
an
extraordin
ary
"position
regarding
the
Imperial
Conference
and
protesta
against
the
Premier
,
elect's
proposed
attendance
at
this
year's
sitting.
The.
statement
seU
forth
that
Premier
King
had
two
gruelling
elections
and
six
months
session
of
Parliament
which
waa
even
more
exacting.
"I
respectfully
submit,"
he
stated,
"that
U
l
neither
fair
to
Mr.
King
or
lo
the
country
to
urge
or
permit
his
attendance
at
the'
conference."
'
'
".
,5-
-
'.
s
..
,
..
.!rsr
JO.
Circulation
1588
Bales
499
LAST
itbey
are
badly
handicapped
cwlng
to
the
difficulty
of
getting
pjwder
at
the
mice.
Only
occasional
powder
shlp-
ments
are
received
In
town
and
no
stock
is
kept
here
so
that
it
has
to
be
ordered
a
long
time
ahead.
It
Is
suggestec;
that
It
would
be
a
great
benefit
to
the
community
If
powder
were
stocked
here,
SNOWSTORM
INiLBERTA
HAKVi:?tlNt
-
OI'tR-tTIONS
STOP-rt'U
AMI
tEATHER-1
COU
"
'
TOD.AI'
CALUAKY.
Sept.
!!.
The
entire
provlm
e
of
Alberta
Is
In
the
grip
of
H
snow
storm
atrompanletl
by
cold
weather.
Harvesting
hat
stopped
and
the
workers
are
In
a
sorry
plight.
A
NEW
TELEPHONE
.
LINE
TO
HAYSPORT
'The
Csnadlan
Government
Telegraphs
have
Just
completed
a
new
telephone
Use
to
Haysport
and
this
gives
a
much
better
service
than
heretofore
when,
the
telegraph
line
was
used.
It
la.
aa
eus;
to
talk
with
people
at
that
point
as
in
Prince
Rupert.
1KLLESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
DIGBY
ISLAND.
Clear,
calm:
barometer.
30
:W;
temperature,
',
52;
,
set
smooth;
8
pin.
.spoke
steamer
Oray
at
Kaden
Hsrbar
if
discharging
.cargo:'
pm.
stesmer
Amur
left
Prince
Rupert
for
Granby
Bay;
8
pm.
spoke
motor.
ship
Llllehorn.
Queen
Charlotte
City
!
tor
Port
Clements,
100
miles
from.
Port
ninv&ii.!,
orpt.
At.
aii
nope
oi
Clements
finding
Mary
Warburton,
the
nurao
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
who
was
lost
In
the
Hope
Mountains.
9006.
temperature.
52.
lias
oreu
aoanaonea.
ana
me
sesrenera
BULL
HARBOR.
Cloudy,
fresh
south
announced
today
that
they
will
give
wt
wind;
barometer.
29
97;
tempera
up
loosing
ior
ner.
.ne
latest
signs
t.i
ture
48;
llgnt
smHL
her
found
were
tracka
which
It
Is)
NOON
mougni
were
msoe
wdoui
oeptemrjer
jo
,
qIOBY
ISLAND.
Clear,
light
north
ine
lootpnnis
were
very
ciose
to-
wlnd.
barometer.
ruirr
iiiuicaiiug
iuat
nt
was
very
.
17
.
smooth.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
80:06;
temperature,
60.
Barometer,
30.08;
temperature,
Barometer,
BIG
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
Anifrtcuu
laRiie
Boston
3,
Cleveland
'2.
Washington
7-8,
St.
Louis
4-2.
Philadelphia
8-2,
Detroit
0-5.
New
York
3-3,
Chicago
7-4.
National
League
Pittsburg
4,
Philadelphia
0.
Chicago
4,
New
York
2.
Cincinnati
3,
Boston
4,
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEACH
E
Dlvlli)ii
I.
Birmingham
1,
Everton
0.
Blackburn
Rovers
0,
Sunderland
2,
Cardiff
City
1.
Newcastle
United
1.
Division
11.
Hull
City
1.
Reading
1.
Fortvale
3,
Darlington
2.
Swansea
Town
2.
.Blackpool-,
0,.
.,
.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
witb
newly
laid
danointr
floor
for
.hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
467,
price
rrvit
CENTS.
NIGHT
ROTEST
MADE
AGAINST
MACKENZIE
KING
GOING
TO
IMPERIAL
CONFERENCE
'ale
Struck
the
Coast
During
Night
and
Boats
on
Skeena
River
Sunk
HAYSPORT.
September
21.
A
big
gale
(truck
this
part
of
the
Skeena
Irr
last
night
whipping
up
the
water
Into
big
seas
to
that
It
wat
almoet
Ore
Shipment
from
the
Patterson
Mine
Brought
GoodR
tturns
to
Owners
Work
has
recommenced
on
it
and-
shipments
wilt
be
made
dux'ing
winter;
adjoining
claim
being
(lev
doped
Wprk
has
Just
recommenced
on
the
Patterson
Mine
'at
Surf
Point
cn
Fcr-Cbcr
Island
and
will
be
continued
all
winter.
An
adjolnjrg
clilra
known
es
the
I
XL.
owned
by
A.
E.
Wright
cf
thjs
city
Is
also
being
developed
and
probably
cro
will
be
shipped
I
rem
It
this
year.
,
Tbe
owners
of
the
Patterscn
Mine
are
well
pleased
with
the
returns
from
the
ere
they
shir
fed
a
month
or
two
ago
to
Anyox
smelter.
The
ore
was'
not
I
sorted
yet
It
brought
55
a
ton.
giving
enough
to
pay
the
cut
of
'production
as
well
as
the
cost
of
building
bunkers
and
other
work,
at
the
mine.'
In
future,
:
however,
the
ore
will
be
careiully"
sorted
before
being
shipped
In
order
to
lessen
I
the
c;
cf
smelting.
It
will
probably
be
--
jtnt
to
the
smelter
In
sacks.
The
-wntra
cf
the
mice
ccmplsln
that,
TROLLERSHAD
AGOODCATCH
WAKKE
CANAL
FISHERMEN
AVF.K-AGEU
FIFTY
TO
BOAT
AND
GOT
SS
CENT!
EACH
FOR
THEM.
&
B.
Flewin
of
the
firm
ofT'Flewln
Brown,
fish
packers
ot
Bull
Bay,
Warke
Canal,
arrived
In
the
city
this
morning
on
the
Taplow
with
a
cargo
salmon,
mostly
echoes.
'
He
sa;s
that
yesterday
was
the
biggest
fishing
day
of
the
season.
High
boats
aver
aged
fifty
echoes
each
Ur.
which
they
were
paid
85
cent
a
fish.
This
brought
cood.
returns.
Today
It
was
too
windy
j
do
.much.
Mr.
Flewin
says
the
cohocs
'should
run
for
another
couple
ot
weeks
and
next
month
should
see
some
jrood
re
mits
from
springs.
HIS
DROWNING
IS
SUSPECTED
CLOTHING
OF
DAVID
A.
FINN
"FOUND
IN
HO
AT
DRIFTING
IN
CATALINA
CHANNEL
CATALINA
ISLAND,
CAL..
Sept.
2I
is
Searching
parties
are
out
today
looking
for
David
A.
Finn,
wealthy
Canadian
member
of
the
Sans
Soucl
Club.
Hollywood,
who
Is
believed
to
have
been,
drowned
In
Catallna
Channel.
A
boat)
containing
Finn's
clothing
was
found
drifting
in
the
channel
and
a
passport
was
found
In
a
pocket
show
ing
that
he
came
from
Canada
four
years
ago.
A
brother,
I.
Finn.
Is
head
ot
the
Bradshaw
Agency
Ltd.
In
Canada.
Finn
Is
thought
to
have
come
her
from
Prince
Rupert.
TO
BE
TRIED
AT
ASSIZES
XX.
Fl.'NG
COMMITTED
FOR
TRIAL
Till
.MORNING
ON
CHARGE
OF
ATTEMPTED
Ml'HDER
'
Lee
.
Tung,
Chinese,
charged
with
the
Mtempted
murder
of
Bow
Hung
at
Captain's
Cove
recently
through
striking
him
on
the
head
with
an
axe.
wss
commit
tod
(or
trial
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
II.
P.
McLeod
this
morning
and,
will
be
held
!n
custody
until
November
when
he
will
be
tried
st
the
Supreme
Court
AssIms.
There
were
five
witnes-es
'at
the
pre
liminary,
Chinese
and
police.
The
prosecution
was
conducted
by
8.
W.
Taylor
ot.
the
city
and
M.
B.
O'Dell
of
Vancouver,
the
latter
belnj
brought
north
to
appear
oh
behalf
of
the
Injured
man.
W.
O.
Fulton
appeared
for
the
defence.
Union
steamer
Cardens.
Cspt.
A.
E.
Dickson,
returned
at
10
o'clock
this
morning
from
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
and.
after
making
calls
at
the
Cold
Storage
plant
and
Prince
Rupert
cannery,
will
salt
at
J
o'clock
this
svenlng
for
Vancouver
and
way
-porta.
V