Evangelist
McPherson
Hits
Back
at
District
Attorney
Prosecuting
LOS
ANOELE8.
October
4.
Bittern
urumiililKl
lr,,..
ih.
r
klTOKM.V
(ItNEsUL
OF
AI.HIKTA
HtT
to
rKOi:tni;
MIX
IK).
INO
MX
I
AUH
IN
IU
VANCOI
VtR
Oct
4.
-The
attornr
eai
I
Alberta
ha
filed
a
auit
in
he
e
.'p.-raw
Court
here
to
have
IU-f
in
he
Kf
K'M.tm!tute
tienltentlftre
hero
ttr
ai
.
mg
all
year
tenna
for
having
,
eg;
a
Dana
noif
I
in
tnrtr
paarwea
'
wi
actually
ivruta
o
a
,
a
Di
tive
aitornej
imerat
oi
Mb"
la
rrftrded
In
leftl
cinJra
here
ctie
la
the
hUlory
of
Canadian
Oamtt
and
Barrett
were
armted
In
VI:
uia
a
Jul
and
were
romtcted
and
enlenced
for
hatlnf
fcrftd
bank
note
j
:n
their
poaMMlon.
Celary
police
raided
'Jw
bultd.ni
formerly
occupied
by
them
'
te
ai:d
found
an
elaborate
counter-
j
tf.-.r.t
nlant
"aen
the
men
were
wntenced
It
waa
'hmigl-.t
in
BrllUh
Columbia
lejal
ir-let
that
Albert
would
enter
what
la
town
a
nolle
proa."
that
l
"no
pro-ecuUon
but
the
attorney
eencral
of
".hat
prrr;nce
accordlnf
to
hl
pllca-Uon
.3
onrKMed
ta
that
eoune
in
thia
:ai
awl
detirea
to
brln
the
ta-o
men
to
trial
on
the
more
acrloue
charcca
of
forging
bank
nolee.
FOUND
BODY
CARIBOO
MAN!:
.not
r.tu
nioM
PLM'i:
um:it:
ME
WAS
hiroKTin
to
haw:
hu;s
SHOT
IIOWX
QtTESNEL.
Oct
4
-
Pierced
with
a
bul-which
entered
hi
right
brest
and
laratd
on
lung,
graced
the
heart
nil
emerged
beneath
the
left
shoulder
b!iri
11..
1
...
.
.
.i
.
rd
on
a
patch
of
oft
erth
with
the
'anther'
rine
In
the
crooked
arm.
A
Kl
had
been
passed
thrice
about
the
middle
of
the
body
and
It
I
believed
aa
uaed
to
drag
It
from
the
pot
kfore
Kot"i
cabin
where
the
tatter
rented
his
neighbor
had
been
thot
down
horn
ambush.
65
MINERS
TOMBED
IN
MINE
AT
R0CKW00D
KocKWOOn.
Trnn,
A
report
recelv-
f
here
thl
afternoon
itate
that
6S
miner
are
entombed
ln
the
Roger
mlne
near
here
a
the
result
ot
an
'plosion,
W
L.
Alexander
and
Mr.
M.
T.
Alexander,
who
hav
been
vlaltlng
in
,h
city
for
ten
day,
left
on
thl
morning'
train
for
Liverpool,
England.
to
the
Co.:ed
State
t
take
part
In
the
O.tlden
Jubilee
of
the
American
Chemical
Society
at
Philadelphia.
September
8
MISSIONARIES
ARE
BANDITS
MADE
HAUL
ESCAPED
FROM
BANK
TORONTO.
Oct
4
Two
armed
men
,
f
walked
Into
the
McCaul
8treet
branch
j
of
the
Standard
Bnk
here
thl
mora.
.
4
u,
all
manager
and
teller
.pearanc.
a
week
ago
provided
on.
j
hand,
c'
the
foat
senutlnnal
mralerlra
In
the
1
w
r
.
.
.
.
...
.
.
..-.
.
'
roooed
46.000
into
a
puiow
case
ana
h.r.lory
of
Cariboo,
wa
found
Batur-
In
the
thick
bushe
a
few
yard
ic"c,p1'
'i
Uie
roadway
between
hi
homestead
n.k.,i
fl
nonnor.
an
elderlr
men
J.
j
After
serious
Illness
from
which
lit
tu
rralUrd
recently
he
could
not
recover.
Archibald
whitman
Heady,
a
dirt
pervaded
.v..
the
Alme
...f,
McPherson
caae
....
today
a.
the
.
preliminary
hearing
which
L,u
knowl,
bulum.n
of
PrtKe
R
Frld.y
wa.
resumed
thl.
'
on
sc;
u-ned
morning
rt
expired
at
7
o'clock
Sunday
mora-
Sine
Prldsy
Mr.
McPheraon
from
ber
pulpit
and
over
the
radio
has
ear-
Ing
In
th
prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Ko-rted
:ia
an
Incessant
attack
on
DUtrlct
Attorney
Keyee,
bitterly
denouncing
the'pHal
hr
he
bad
been
a
patient
lor
pr
x-
utor
and
hi
aide
for
what
he
term
her
'prosecution."
TT.e
evngellt
U
P1
,ew
;rge
Uat
Keye
bad
been
unfair
In
hu
questioning
of
herself
and
her
mother
The
Ut
Ur'
,,e,'
ctme
10
Rupert
to
raaide
in
July.
1915.
aa
re-
U
sn
the
Orand
Jury.
The
....
Uulnustlon.
which
fe
from
hu
Hp.
during
the
examination
oj
Wnc.eT
UteV
he
?r
1
est
Jn
opinion.
exist
In
the
mind
of
ray
any
pure
man
.he
aald,
hli
cocr.ectlon
with
that
firm
and
-
'
'
"
.
...
lor
two
jean
ma
Identified
with
the
WOULD
LAY
MORE
SERIOUS
CHARGE
marine
department
on
Dlgbj
lalann
before
he
came
Into
town
again
to
Jolt
the
etaS
of
T.
O.
Dawaoa
Ltd.
A
few
month!
age
he
became
Interested
In
th
B.C
Butcher
U
Grocer
Ltd.
and
acted
aa
accountant
for
that
concern.
Deceased,
who
waa
a
natlre
of
Nov
ScoUa,
tint
fame
wet
to
Utnltoba
and
later
to
BrHlth
Columbia.
For
aom.
Uiue
he
manager
of
the
Reld
Estate
at
Queaael
from
which
point
be
proceed
rd
to
Vancouver
to
trarel
11
the
Cariboo
and
Northern
BrlUab
Co-tumble
In
the
Interest
of
W.
H.
Ual
kin
Ltd.
The
death
of
the
late
Ur.
Heatj'i
a
lie
three
Tear
ago
waa
a
tore
ahocK
to
him
and
tlnre
that
time
hie'
health
t
had
t,UjT
f
aired.
--He
:
i
aurrl'roo
I
by
a
bn.ther
In
Winnipeg
and
a
hro.
ther
.in-law
and
utrr-ln-lw.
C
H
UcAulty
and
Ulaa
Bertha
McAuley
of
Vaacouw.
OeceaMMl
"
born
M
year
Round
Hill
In
the
Anmpoll
Valley,
Nora
Scotia,
and
a
member
of
Tyre
Lodge,
AT.
At
Ail.,
at
one
time
S.n
JAVin
IRVINE
principal
of
the
Iharlng
teen
an
ofneer
of
the
lodge.'
UnlTer:f
of
6t
Anlrew'
ho
cam
The
body
1
retting
at
the
BC.
Under
taker.
The
remain
will
be
forwrded
tomorrow
night
to
Vancouver
where
they
win
be
laid
to
reat
In
Ocean
View
cemetery
bealde
the
grave
of
the
late
Mr
Healy.
TAKEN
BY
BANDITS
iTHfli
In
A
NflN
(IF
large
rrt
rnroule
l
llnn
Proline
AtUtked
Velerdj
by
Chinese
HANKOW.
Oct
4-BndtU
yesterday
attacked
a
large
parly
of
missionaries
rnroute
to
their
station
at
Ken
Chow
FuSn
Honan
province,
robbed
them
and
carried
off
two
women
and
on
man.
The
party
had
paid
4I&0
for
thi
service
of
thirty
rmed
soldier
but
hen
the
bandit
appeared,
the
soldier
tied.
IllVVUlUIVU
V
SOLDIERS
DEAD
CHI
ANII
I'ANO
IH
roMI'LETI.LY
IN"
com
koi,
or
riTY
or
NArn.Ni
IN
CHINA
HANKOW.
China.
October
4.
Na-I
ehang
reporU
dated
September
2J
state
the
Chuing
Fang,
overlord
of
five
Eastern
Chinese
province
an1
ruler
of
KUngst,
who
is
fighting
tho
Cantonee,
It
completely
In
control
jof
the
city
but
that
thousand
of
hH
soldiers
have
been
muraerea.
tt4t444
mm:
Nt'Miitit
Al'TO
VICTIM"
I'NITHO
STATES
WASHINGTON,
Oct.
4.
The
number
of
persons
killed
In
the
United
8tte
during
the
first
eight
month
of
thl
year
by
tnd
th.
adjoining
one
of
Aaron
Kostl,
!
lr,uenU
the
Dominion
Cafe,
wa
automobile
1
13.600
and
the
'hn
I
-
.1
-.
1
.a
ln
-llv
.
....
.
--
..v.u
uii
cuante
w.
muiut.
...
1
t)kkKl
up
there
by
the
police
yesterday
4.
injured
sso.ooo.
twnectlon
with
the
case.
The
body
wa
the
ho,PUj.
le
had
ound
by
Harry
Boyd,
on
of
several
.
w(lh
,n
,lUck
ot
Mlhm,.
Indian
tracker
engaged
In
the
search
J-
-
.
..
-
-
-
'
:
under
luperruion
of
the
provincial
police.
The
body
wa
found
lying
face
down-
Manager
Hornsby
Gets
Present
of
Automobile
from
Fans
of
St.
Louis
ST.
LOU13.
October
4,--Everythlng
U
ln
rMdlnes
for
the
third
game
ot
the
World
Series
which.
1
to
be
played
here
tomorrow
afternoon..
St.
Louie
is
planning
the
biggest
reception
In
year
when
the
team
arrive
this
afternoon.
The
fans
will
present
Hornsby
with
a
five
thousand
dollar
Bedan.
Whll
the
local
grounds
will
be
unable
to
accommodate
such
crowds
as
were
out
to
see
the
matchra
at
New
York,
every
point
of
vantage
will
be
occupied
tomorrow
and
scalper,
are
already
securing
as
high
s
135
for
45
seata.
Hornsby
I
likely
to
choc,
between
Rlennart
and
Halnea
to
do
the
twirling,
whll
New
York
offer
Hoyt
or
Reuther,
KFW
YORK
Oct,
4.
Sunday'
game
(000
paid
admlsslou
to
the
grounds,
the
md
a
re-
ord
lo
a'ttendanc.
when
63.-
receipt,
amounting
to
4201.000.
25
TAXI
Ambulance
and
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime,
:'':
floor
for
hire.
fund
Royal
HoUl,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
end
th
It.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for'
the
MATT
VIOECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
467.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
vot
xvi.
no.
m
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
MONDAY
OCTOBER
4,
1928.
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CORSON,
the
first
mother
to
swim
the
English
Channel,
1
shown
on
her
arrival
In
New
York
waving
to
the
enthusiastic
crows
that
thronged
X3
meet
her.
Aden
Maru
Due
Here
End
of
Next
Week
to
Load
Grain
at
Elevator;
Coming
from
Japan
a.
W.
Ntckenon
Co.
Ltd..
agent
for
the
Empire
Shipping
Company,
received
word
thl
morning
from
their
principal
advising
them
that
the
Japanese
freighter
Aden
Maru
1
due
to
arrive
here
on
October
IS
to
load
grain
at
the
local
elevator
for
the
United
Klngdon
and
Continent.
Joe
Bennett,
superintendent
of
the
elevator,
stated
thl
morning
that
the
vessel
left
Japan
at
the
end
of
September
and
he
thought
It
might
be
a
few
days
later
that
(he
would
arrive.
However,
they
would
hare
the
grain
ready
for
her.
there
was
no
doubt
of
that.
RAISED
FLAG
AT
WRANGELL
IIKITIII
AND
AMI
III
CAN
II.AliS
l'l
l.l.i:l
llOHN
IIY
lU'MSil.VNS
ON
KKCENT
VISIT
TOKIO,
Oct.
4.
A
despatch
to
the
Nlchtnlchl
from
Hakodate.
Japan,
aaya
the
Russian
Volunteer
Fleet
Aatocla-
tlona
hlp
Stevrepol
arrived
frsm
Wran-
METEOR
LIGHTED
KAMLOOPS
AND
FELL
JUST
ACROSS
RIVER
St.
Louis
Turned
Tables
on
New
York
Yesterday
Winning
by
Score
of
Six
to
Two
in
Exciting
Game
NEW
YORK,
October
4.
Grorer
Cleveland
Alexander,
one
of
baseball'
oil
maaters,
uncorked
a
mighty
power
when
hi
ancient
right
arm
pitched
the
Cardinal
to
a
victory
over
the
New
York
Yankee
yesterday
in
the
second
game
of
the
World
Series
before
the
greatest
crowd
that
ever
saw
a
batbail
game.
The
stadium
rocked
with
the
roar
of
the
record
gathering
of
sixty-ttrt
tb.cu.and
ian
aa
the
39-year-uld
veteran
of
SV
Louis
checked
the
Impetuous
Yank
whJe
his
team
mate
dcuted
Urban
Shccker,
the
Yankee
ipitball
ace,
from
the
box
and
battered
their
may
in
triumph
to
a
decisive
margin
of
6
runs
to
2,
The
rousing
victory
for
the
Cardinal
turned
the
tables
on
the.r
rival!
in
convincing
fashion,
leirlng
the
serlrs-
deadlocked
as
the
team
entrained
for
'
baseball
mad
St.
Louis
where
ths
battle
will
be
resumed
tomorrow
aTternxn.
For
alx
Innings
In
yesterday's
game
'
Alezander
wa
glrra
an
even
battle
by
'
Shocker
but
In
the
seventh
another
Car-
'
Uinal
herj.
BUI
Ssutbaorth,
tupped
tot
the
fere
with
a
towering
homer
Into
the
right
field
bleacher.
The
blow
came
with
two
men
on
basee
and
endtd
the
two
to
two
deadlock
and
clinched
the
jame.
The
official
paid
attendance
of
Saturday's
game
was
61.603
and
the
receipts
mounted
to
4168.000.
i
I
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I
O
AMilXE
WINS
PENNANT
SACRAMENTO.
Oct.
.'4
Los
Ansele
clinched.
the
chamdon-
ship
pennaaVr!!of"
thePacific'
Coast
ba(bn
league
cn
sun-
4
day
when
the
team
representing
that
city
took
the
first
game
of
a
double-header
from
the
.locals.
BURNED
TO
DEATH
WHEN
CAR
STRUCK
BY
TRAIN
AT
CROSSING
BELVILLE.
Oct.
4.
Two
men
were
burned
to
death
and
four
others
seriously
hurt
Saturday
when
a
truck
'.carrying
gasoline
waa
struck
at
a
level
crossing
by
.
a
train.
The
gasoline
Ignited,
burning
the
truck
and
tin
coupe
Immediately
following
It.
The
bodies
of
the
burned
were
disfigured
beyond
identification.
Wheat
B.C.
Silver
..
Dunwell
Olsdstone
.
.
.
Oranby
Howe
Sound
Independence
Indian
L.
A:
U
Marmot
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Richmond
.
.
.
JL
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Aske-1
1.461,
1.82
1.83
1.19
122
Jll,
M
30.50
33.00
41.00
43.00
.07
.03
.06
.10
.08
.
JO
2.08
2.11
.07,
.08
.031;
.04
.lOU
.13
Price
Fixing
is
Declared
to
Be
Illegal
and
Contrary
to
Public
Interests
Says
Report
1
Drug
Trade
Affected
by
Decision
of
Commission
Which
Handed
Down
Findings
Made
Public
Yesterday
by
Minister
of
Labor
OTTAWA,
Oct.
4.
That
price
fixing
agreement
of
proprietary
articles
by
a
trade
association
organization
with
headquarter
at
Montreal,
which
Include
gell
Island
where
It
removed
the
British
!
practically
all
the
wholesale
and
retail
manufacturing
druggists
ln
Cansda.
are
and.
United
States
flags
and
raised
the
red
banner.
Fifty
Russian
emigrants
were
placed
on
the
island.
It
was
found
that
vegetation
was
scarce
but
a
number
of
fur-bearing
animate
Including
bear
and
fox.
made
.
it
their
home.
In
violation
ot
the
Combine
Investigation
Act.
Is
the
finding
of
a
report
mad
publto
yesterday
by
Minister
of
Labor
Heenan.
The
report
follows
an
Investigation
Into
the
association
by
S.
A.
Mc-Oregor.
registrar
under
the
Combines
Investigation
Act,
and
Dr.
W.
A.
McKlntosh,
professorof
economic
at
Queen1
University.
(
The
report
is
dated
September
6
but
owing
'to
the
general
election
it
re
mained
unpublished
by
former
Minister
01
LADor-Jones.
The
price
of
more
than
600
proprietory
medicines
and
toilet
article
1
Included
ln
the
Asoclatlon'
first
price
list
which
became
effective
August
28
last.
The
object,
the
report
say,
l
to
extend
operations
until
the
price
ot
KAMLOOPS,
Oct.
4.
rioodlng
th.
city
every
proprietary
article
sold
by
the
drug
with
light
a
meteor,
It
1
reported,
flash-
stores
ot
the
Dominion
is
fixed
at
n
ir-i
ed
through
th
ky
here
early
Friday,
'ledueible
minimum
under
P.A.T.A,
con-and
landed
aero
the
Thompson
Rlier.trol,
.
on
the
Indian
reservation.
The
ohlef
indictment
in
the
report
Is
based
on
the
effects
upen
th
public
cf
the
artificial
restraint
which
the
P.A.T.A.
sy
terry
Impotes
upon
the
drug
business,
which
works
to
the
disadvantage
of
the
public.
Public
interest,
however,
Is
safeguarded
by
legislation
through
the
Combines
InvestlgsMon
Act,
which
give
power
to
restrain
If
th
combination
work
a
detriment
tq
the
public.
Advertise
ln
the
Dally
New
DOCTOR
UP
ON
MURDER
CHARGE
THOMAS
VEKN'ER
OF
NORTH
VANCOUVER
CIIARCEII
I.N
CONNECTION"
WITH
ILLEGAL
OPERATION'
,
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
4.
Charged
with
murder
in
connection
with
the
death
or
.
icra
M.
Orahame
of
North
Veo-mver.
who
died
In
the
General
Ho.
ital
on
September
30.
allegedly
tbo
ezult
of
an
Illegal
operation.
Dr.
nomas
Verner.
health
officer
for
North
ascouver.
(ppeared
ln
th.
police
court
urday
and
was
remanded.
-The
-case,
wa
tranaferredXtO'.N.ortu
ncoaTer-
by
Magistrate
Shaw,
who
iited
that
the
alleged
operation
took
llace
there.
"That
Flora
Margaret
Orsham
cam.
o
her
death
in
the
Oenersl
Hospital,
rancouver.
on
September
30
from
acuU
Uffused
peritonitis
and
no
blame
for.
.er
death
1
attached
to
anyone,"
was
he
verdict
of
the
coroner's
Jury
which
nvested
the
case.
Dr.
Verner
was
released
on
ball
ot
.10,000
and
comes
up
for
preliminary
tearing
today.
ARTHUR
BEALE
IS
CONVICTED
IINEII
S300
I'OK
.HELLINO
BEER
THIS
AS
WELL
AS
.McKINLEY
C.ISE
llEI.NO
APPEALED
Arthur
Beale
wa
convicted
by'
Magistrate
McClymont
ln
the
'
city
police
court
Saturday
afternoon
on
a
charge
of
selling
beer
and
waa
fined
1300
with
the
option
of
three
month'
imprison'
ment.
In
rendering
his
decision
which
followed
the
argument
of
counsel,
Magistrate
McClymont
declared
that,
from
the
evidence
adduced.
It
was
clear
that
th.
crown
witnesses
had
visited
the
premise
ln
question.
The
only
point
in
which
the
evidence
conflicted
was
on
the
matter
of
time.
(On
the
one
hand,
the
two
crown
witnesses
had
written
the
time
down'
In
their
note
while,
on
the
other,
defence
wltnesse
were,
entirely
depending
on
their
memory.
Time
was
a
difficult
thing
to
keep
track
of
and,
accepting
the
evidence
of
the
crown
on
the
time,
he
would
also
accept
it
evi
dence
on
the
other
point.
After
the
magistrate
had
announced
his
decision,
S.
W.
Taylor
gave
notice
of
ppeal.
The
McKlnley
case
la
also
to
be
appealed.
It
Is
announced.
HIGHER
PRICES
HALIBUT
TODAY
Higher
price
were
received
for
hell-but
marketed
today
at
the
exchange,
especially
for
American
boats.
American
varied
from
17.40
to
18.80
tnd
Canadian
16
50
to
16.70
with"
for
Canadian
second
and
S
and
10
for
American
seconds.
Sales
were:
AMERICAN
Sumner,
38.000
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
Onah.
8.000
to
Atltn
Fisheries,
Fairway,
13.000
to
Booth,
Fisheries
Canadian
Dolphin
8.000
to
Cold
Btortge,
Nautilus
6.900
to
Cold
Storage.
Rlngleder
2.500
to
Booth
Fisheries.
Verna,
7.500
to
Atlin
Fisherie;
N.
&
R,
3.000
'to
Cold
Storage.