i
BLINDED
SOLDIERS
of
St,
Dunstan's
are
shown
jSEaVB
5
TAXI
Ambulance
and
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
inywhtr
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
land
loyal
Hotel,
3rd
Ava.
NSW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
etn
IL
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
bent
for
the
i
j?
-a
MATT
VIDEOK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
L
XVI
No.
340.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
WEDNESDAY.
OCTOBER
13.
1926.
Circulation
1621
Sales
585
pr:cs
hyz
cms
EAVY
MOVEMENT
OF
GRAIN
COMING
HERE
la.
f
4
EADERS
OF
TRADES
outer
Situation
Was
Discussed
by
Council
at
Meeting
Last
Night
Repsru
from
).
J
Utile,
superintendent
of
utilities
and
H.
A.
McLean.
r
-:'Mtt
on
the
weent
power
ltutlon
particularly
as
rrgrd
the
supply
.c-
trom
the
dry
dock
and
the
application
of
the
Canadian
run
Ac
Cold
kt.-
c
for
service
were
presented
to
i
meeting
and
wUl
come
up
for
discussion
at
a
nutting
to
be
held
In
a
i
ir
c
when
definite
word
will
bare
been
received
from
U
city
solicits,
who
I
t
u
Vancouver.
a
to
what
arranceaent
can
be
reached
with
the
Canadian
::men
Merchant
Manna
with
respect
to
rates
Involved
in
the
operation
ot
.
deck
plant
The
mayor
was
in
favor
of
discussing
the
reports
rf
Mr
HAN
MURDER
I
ens
the
of
lTWHITEHORSE
,
at
IMMi
rtKTV
KMil.li
IN
ROM
l
to
11(11
flLLY
JIM
MUi
TllltotT
tlT
.The
of
ASSAILANT
GOT
AWAY
jlhat
ran
imiii
i-oLUt:
nor
on
1
k
il
or:
Kit
MIIIMIKII
OX
VlkON
kiv:k
I
iriXHORSE
Y
T
Or'
II.--Blabbed
i
t
a
pari
held
by
several
hsd
i
J
C
:isj
:
.gbt.
I
lie
body
of
Felly
:.r
rs
pending
a
full
invest
ls-
.1
Royal
Canadian
XDunledf
st
"
-r-s,
according
to
latest
rear?
i
?,i
pursuit
of
Jsckle
Uar-
I..
a
r.fd
down
the
Yukon
River
not
M
t
rt
the
death
of
tne
other
a
C
&
almost
tmmrd.attly
af-.
jarrtlied
with
Macintosh
Mr.
r
cam
to
blows
and
the
a
knife
on
him,
sho
entered
U
cabin
:?
fry
was
being
held
ahortly
.
re
t
sUbbtn.
I
aald
to
have
at-
th
two
wrre
tntoilcated
and
the
jmpted
to
prevent
the
fight.ng.
rn
wj
attended
the
psrtf
were
the
.3
:h
adjoining
roun
and
were
.-
f
the
disturbance
until
v-
::vura
Uler
ICUTIONSIN
the
oy
CITY
STREETS
the
ItMUMI
;:m.H
AI.N
AT
Ml
t
lltMl
tklA
AMI
Mll.l,
Hi:
TKir.O
V
the
(Ol
I(T
M
IITI
Al.
IIV
111
lNOKOW
Chins,
Oct.
I
J-
-Execution
kite
streets
of
Wu
Chang
of
some
nor-
'
soldiers
charged
with
looting.
Iked
the
assumption
of
control
by
the
l-'aneae
Red
forces
who
had
besieged
is?
for
mora
thsn
forty
days
prior
in
i
caDture.
hie
defending
northern
troops
are
to
i.ct
prisoners
or
are
fleeing
In
dlnor-
many
bring
dHgtlloed
as
civilians.
'nitral
Uu
S'u
Chun,
who
directed
th
defence
of
the
city,
and
Chan
Kia
are
to
be
tried
by
court
martial.
It
Mleved
that
neither
will
be
executed.
Yu
Chun
sought
safety
under
the
tied
sutes
flag
at
the
home
ot
Dr.
M.
Sherman,
principal
of
Central
of
lna
University,
but
was
betrayed
by
servant
Chen
Kla.
Mu
was
captured
Mle
endeavoring
to
escape
disguised
as
iwlle
ICTOGENARIAN
FARMER
DIES
I.
AMICUS
WAH
AN
1'M'I.K
Of
I
HANK
IlltOI
(1IITON
Of
THIN
tITV
QUESNEU
Oct.
13.
W.
J.
Andera.
said
have
been
known
throughout
York-
ire
aa
an
amateur
athlete
and,
who
a
youth
came
to
Canada
in
1884.
died
his
sheep
.ranch
at
187
Mllea
House
at
Ko
ot
81.
He
waa
well
known
Joughout
Cariboo
which
he
left
only
-'
In
forty
years
when
h
paid
a
it
to
Vancouver
In
1034.
A
nephew
of
la
Prank
Broughton
of
Trlnce
Ru-
Uie
mayor
and
aldermen
at
laat
niihfa
t
--jf.U
and
Mr
McLean
laat
night
and
'a
motion
was
submitted
by
Aid.
Strph-
to
that'
e3ect
but
other
members
of
council
felt
It
would
be
a
waste
time
to
do
so
until
tte
report
of
Mr
Joi.es
had
been
received
so
the
whole
matter
could
be
gone
into
and
settled
once.
Lr.
f
.V
IKM.
Ka-
mm
mm
mt
wtu
be
done
regrdln
the!
Cold
Btorac
application
for
power
reporta
nl
both
the
auperlntendent
utilities
and
the
elvy'
engineer
atai?
II
will
be
necessary
to
get
powrt
from
the
dry
dock
before
that
demand
be
met.
I
At
ok
tni.R
akum.i;mi:st
Msyor
Newton
reported
to
the
council
that
be
waa
Ut
recept
of
a
tetegram
from
Mr
Jo&es
suung
that
a
more
favorable
arrangement
than
the
council
expected
had
breu
reached
between
himself
and
Ur
Kectey
bu
that
the
proptwition
wout
have
to
be
approved
C
Oilil
headquarters
at
Montreal
Trlrgrama
were
passing
between
Van-couter
and
Montreal
but
a
reply
hsd
yet
been
received
from
Montreal.
Definite
word
was
expected
frwn
Mr.
Jpnea
within
34
lyuis
rending
receipt
of
further
word
from
Jonea.
It
was
the
decision
of
tlx
eouitctl
to
adjourn
until
the
call
of
lb4
chair
which
It
Is
expected
will
be
today
or
tonwrrow.
tMilM.l.lt
KI.I-OKT
The
repurt
of
Mr.
McUan
sutes
thst
present
woith
of
the
debenture
In-dtbtcdnewa
on
city
power
U
practically
same
now
as
when
the
hydro
plant
was
started
In
the
first
place,
vie
(210.000.
Consequently
ail
surpluses
were
being
automatically
eliminated,
flus
was
confirmed,
the
engineer
IT
port
stated
by
the
city
audlor'a
figure,
financial
report
of
IMS
and
also
Mr.
Yuill's
report.
In
order
to
optn4r
the
etevaXor
and
Ctld
Storage.
Mr.
McLeant
repoit
goes
on
to
say.
It
U
necessary
to
get
power
from
the
dry
doc.
Thla
could
tiot
be
generated
for
less
thsn
thrcr
cents
per
kilowatt
hour
as
shown
In
engineer's
figures
confirmed
by
dif
ferent
city
officials,
Uttllftng
oil
In-
atrsd
of
coal
fuel
would
not
materlsliy
decrease
the
cost
of
production
as
tht
dlflercnc
In
coat
of
fuel
was
oHset
by
more
skilled
lsbor
being
required
and
the
cost
of
equipment
being
Increased.
Mr
McLrsn
recommends
as
a
power
a
real
emergency
that
steps
be
taken
get
in
touch
with
C.O.M.M.
head-qusrtera
in
order
to
arrange
some
terms
whereby
the
city
may
get
relief
at
a
reasonable
coat
pending
the
raising
of
neceassry
funds
to
Incresse
the
Wocdworth
power
development.
Mil.
I.ITTM.N
HI
rOItT
The
report
of
J.
J.
Uttle.
superln-
i.rrtent
of
utilities,
conalats
of
a
studj
anticipated
oijerallou
,and
expendi
ture
for
the
year
1937.
estimsies
dchi
based
oil
the
present
commumenvs
ivi
ntracted
iwwer
and
anticipated
re-
veuue
for
U37.
With
the
present
loads
contracted
and
operation
of
the
dry
dock
plant
as
it
is
now
burning
fuel.
Mr
Utile
estimsies
mere
.
f
as.119
In
1927.
With
burning
oil.
Mr,
the
dry
dock
plsnt
submit,
this
deficit
Utiles
report
would
b
turned
Into
a
surplus
of
17.-.ii
Tee
two
estimates
provide
fc
the
supplying
of
th
elevstor
but
not
.
e..,r.,.
Installing
a
second
me
--
-
(continued
on
page
six)
t
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
B.C.
Silver
Dunwell
Glacier
Independence
Indian
Marmot
porter
Idaho
Did.
Asked.
1.4l'.i
1.75
188
1.01
103
.10
.00?,
.07H
.044
.09
.10
.00
.08
UNIONS
TELL
OF
DEPLETED
COFFERS
AND
'
'
the
Thames
at
Putney.
Nurses
a
race
Train
of
Wheat
Containing
Forty-seven
Carloads
Will
A
full;
train
load
of
grain
la
on
its
morning
It
lXt
Red
Pass
Junction
with
UcBrtde
and
four
at
Prince
Oeorge.
making
a
total
of
47.
This,
the
first
train
load
of
wheat
to
arrive
at
this
port,
is
due
There-will
probably
be
many
more
three
hundred
cars
loaded
on
the
prairies
Twenty-one
cars
of
grain
arrived
in
being
unloaded
at
the
elevator.
,
Carloads
of
grain
average
about
1JO0
bushels.
Bostt
coming
here
to
load
Tgrsln
will
probably
tske
about
773,000
ADEN
MARU
IS
NEARING
THIS
PORT
Prime
Itiiprrt's
llrt
grshi
hlp.
the
Aden
Maru,
hould
arrhe
here
shout
wiimla
from
Japsu.
Ijtt
light
the
teel
r.ne
lirr
pillion
bjr
wlrclc
Ixhi
mile
frimi
IMetan
ImiuimI
lir
ITlme
Kupert.
Mir
will
lr
ntrt
at
Triple
llanl
li)
t'upl.
Larry
TIioiiimiii,
lxiil
pilot,
and
brought
In
In
He
up
at
Hie
rlrtalor
Mhrrr
she
w
III
be
louilrd
ulth
rloe
In
310.0
HI
hulirl
iif
whrul.
The
Ittunl
of
Trailr
and
ell)
lounrll
are
rollnlMinilliig
lo
glte
Mtllublr
wrl-conir
lo
Ihr
tnrl
on
Ihr
inomrn-lotit
iM-Mliin
of
Die
liiaiituralloii
of
ulirsl
shlpmrnla
from
hrrr.
BY-ELECTION
WRITS
ISSUED
IIII.LIMI
Til
TAKK
Piaif.
ON
NOf.
l:Mlli:lt
9
I'OK
I'HI.MIl
It
KINO
ANll
OTIIMt
OTTAWA
Oct.
.
13.
Writs
for
the
by
election
In.
East
Kootenay
where
Hon.
Dr.
King
goes
up
for
re-election
and
at
Mrlvllle.
Bask,
where
Hon.
W.
R.
Motherwell
goes
back
to
his
constituents
following
his
appointment
to
the
cabinet,
have
been
issued,
nominations
to
take
place
November
9.
Premier
'Mackenzie
-
King
contest
Prince
Albert
and
Peter
Hrenan,
mlnliJ
tcr
of
labor1,'
the,
KenoraRalncy
River
conatituency,
nonilnafloiu
to
take
place
November
3.
Polling
takes
place
at
all
four
ridings
on
November
18.
AITKAI.
(IKANTKU
8PR1NQF1ELD,
Oct.
'13-Russell
8oott
sentenced
to.
be
hanged
on
Friday
for
the
murder
of
a
Chicago
drug
clerk
during
a
holdup,
was
granted
an
appeal
by
the
Illinois
Supreme
Court
today.
held
their
an:mxT
re;a;te.
recently
on
assisting
the
men
before
the
sun
of
Arrive
Saturday;
21-
Today
war
to
the
Prince
Ruper
elevator
This
'
34
csrs
and
will
pick
up
rune
more
at
j
here
on
Saturday.
trains
like
It
fcr
there
are
now
oTtr
with
grain
for
Prince
Rupert.
the
yards
this
morning
and
are
now
or
300.000
bushels.
The
first
vessel,
the
Aden
Maru.
Is
due
esrly
next
week
from
Jspsn
and
will
be
followed
soon
after
by
'another,
the
Helfuku
Maru.
Arrangements
are
rapidly
being
made
for
the
shipping
of
gTstn
here.
Car
penters
are
being
hired
by
the
ship
lining
concerns
and
pilots
are
here.
The
business
gives
promise
of
making
a
good
deal
of
tributary
employment
at
the
port.
r.UL
AlVA.OIf
OI'KMMS
iii:ki:
To
establish
a
tarpaulin
and
ship
lining
business
here,
Paul
Alvazoff
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
the
PrlnceOeorge
this
morning.
He
brought
with
htm
James
Smith
who
will
become
msnager
of
the
concern
and
also
a
full
line
of
equipment
and
stock.
Mr.
Smith
Is
well
known
In
thla
business
In
Vancouver,
having
been
one
of
the
first
engaged
In
It
Mr.
Alvaxoff
expects
tj
remain
In
the
city
for
about
two
weeks.
SHARKEY
WON
FROM
WILLS
lli:.VYVi:i(lllT
TITLE
CONTEND
Elt
tlETS
tVOKMT
Of
IIOl'T
AT
IIKOOKLY.V
IIKOOKLYN,
tht.
13.
lark
slur.
Wry,
the
lioMnn
hrut.vurlglit,
ton
on
a
foul
from
Harry
Wills
the
veteran
Nrxro.
In
the
llilrtrrnlh
round,
t'p-J
hrtldlElexiMtialloii.
the
fight
was
at
f,
oiie-lilrl
affair,
Willi
being
ImU
liratrn
ami
natirrril.
Will,
for
a
long
time
lirHvywrtght
(lilt
roiilriulrr,
ua
dl4uallllrl
by
rrfrrrr
ll.ilry
f(.r
lilttlng
with
the
liiivk
hand
uiis
for
holillng
and
'
punching.
The
bout
u
Mlirilulril
to
go
15
roiimls
but
wu
ilrrliiml
at
ait
end
In
the
Ihlrlernth.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News
HEIR
LIKELY
MARRY
SOON
I'ISINCE
Of
U.ll
AII
TO
HE
TKEPAKINO
fOK
PAMSII
lilt
IDE
LONDON,
Kt.
13.
Although
no
offh-UI
aiinounremrnt
lw
been
iulr.
It
I
mmured
that
the
Prince
of
Wale
will
marry
the
Infanta
lleatrk-r
of
!-uiii.
The
work.of
re-nmalliis
Marllmrou;h
llou-e.
wlilrli
the
Prince
I
to
x-rup,
I
now
prm-rcdliir;.
To
tlioe
on
the
lnldr
of
rtmrt
aff.lr.
thl
I
iuld
to
ol-nallir
the
approarhing
mo-mrnloui
rient.
RUSHCOLUMBIA
SILVER
MINES
CHANGED
HAIfDS
IE.
f.
CASTLE
AND
OTIIEKS
MAKE
ri
lull
am:
and
wiu.
amalia-
M
ATE
INTEKESTS
VICTORIA.
Oct.
13
Pour
hundred
and
forty
shares
of
Rush
Columbia
Silver
Mines
ot
Stewart,
which
has
been
In
litigation
in
the
British
Columbia
court
for
the
past
year,
were
purchased
by
R.
P
Castle
when
put
up
by
auction
yes-te?day
by
Sheriff
Ooggln.
Wtth
thla
transaction
goes
the
control
of
the
majority
ownership
of
the
mines
which
formerly
were
the
property
of
W.
W.
Rush
and
A.
L
Bagg.
A
Vancouver
financial
firm
Is
announced
to
be
associated
with
Castle.
The
amalgamation
ot
these
mines
with
others,
including
the
L.
&
L.
Otstlcr
Creek
and
.Union
Silver,
It
Is
aald.
will
result
In
the
formation
of
one
of
the
largest
mining
units
in
the
north
and
will
be
administered
from
a
head
office.
In
Vancouver.
FORKElOES
NOTCARE
WHERE
IMMIGRANTS
ARE
FROM
IF
THEY
ARE
SOUND
WINNIPEO.
Oct
13.-Speaklng
at
a
banquet
here
last
night.
Robert
Porke,
minister
of
immigration,
declared
they
wanted
immlgranta
and
did
not
car
where
they
came
from
if
they
wer
sound
of
body
and
mind
and
willing
to
w
oak-
iners
Get
Little
Labor
Leadtrs
Who
Tell
of
the
Debts
Incurred
General
Strike
MARGATE.
October
13.
The
loremost
leaders
of
the
British
Trads
TJnl-ns
yesterday
frankly
admitted
that
they
were
so
busy
with
prjblems
trjugntwltiiln
their
own
industries
by
the
general
strike
of
last
May.
that
they
had
little
material
aid
to
gtve
the
miners.
Many
a
leader
attending
the
labor
conference
give
.
frank
avowals
of
suffering
and
Impoverishment
brought
on
the
workers
through
the
general
strike
and
stated
that
It
would
take
years
to
recoup
their
financial
position.
Sharp
criticism
was
voiced
against
the
part
played
by
the
Railwaymcn't
Union,
and
especially
against
J.
H.
Thomas,
their
leader.
With
almost
brutal
frankness
Thomas
replied
thit
tte
mla-
era
were
pursuing
a
chimera
U
they
supposed
the
rallwaymen
were
In
a
pasltlcn
to
help
by
a
levy
of
funds
or
"by
refusing
to
handle
coal
and
freight.
He.
"
sta.ed
that
40.000
men
h-'-d
not
returned
to
work
yet
and
300.030
were
working
I
tut
thrte
cUa
weekly.
Ben
TJltet.
secretary
of
the
Transportation
Workers,
rsrcaled
that
his
union
spent
a
million
p.tcdi
In
the
in
t
-rests
ot
the
miters
and
now
they
were
half
a
million
pounds
in
debt.
Meanwhile
the
situation
In
the
miners'
dispute
is
not
changrd
but
thousands
are
dally
resuming
work:
The
safety
men's
union
yesterday,
reaffirmed
their
refusal
to
endanger
the
mines
by
withdrawal
of
the
"safeties."
It.C.
HIGHWAYS
AKE
VALl'AIILE
SAY
STATISTICS
VICTORIA.
Oct.
13.
British
CeltuntU's-bighways
are
valued
at
44.ill.poo.
according
to
figures
asued
by
the
pubic
works
department
The
Province
now
possesses
133C0
miles
of
earth
roads,
4.000
miles
gravelled.
450
macadem,
130
ot
pavement
and
74
bituminous.
In
addition
to
the
roads
there
there
are
9.000
miles
of
trails
worth
2,700.000
and
8.000
miles
of
mining
trails
worth
ISO0,-000.
Legislature
to
sit
FOR
ONE-DAY
ONLY
ON
DECEMBER
SIXTEENTH
Adjournment
Will
Thru
be
Taken
Intll
January
to
Ke-etabll-h
Spring
,
felon
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
13.
News
Is
being
sent
out
that
the
Legislature
will
meet
on
December
16
for
one
day
only.
Immediately
adjourning
until
January
10
In
order
to
re-establish
the
system
of
spring
sessions.
Members
will
sit
for
one
day
only
In
December
and
It
Is
understood
only
members
nesr
Victoria
will
attend.
It
Is
not
likely
the
speech
trom
the
throne
will
be
delivered
until
the
January
meeting.
According
to
the
constitution
the
legislature
must
meet
each
year,
so
the
December
meetlr.g
is
to
conform
wtth
the
law.
GARRETT
AND
BARRETT
TO
MEET
CHARGES
OF
FORGERY
AT
CALGARY
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
13
With
the
approval
of
Attorney
Oeneral
Manson.
Mr.
Justice
W.
A.
Macdonald
In
the
su-
j
pteme
court
yesterday
ordered
Reginald
I
Oarrett
and
Frederick
Barrett,
aervlngi
six
months
In
New
Westminster
penlten-
tlary.
to
be
transferred
to
Calgary
for
preliminary
hearing
trial
on
forgery
charges.'
MYRA
GRAY
IS
RACEW1NNER
,
OI'TSIDEK
CARRIED
Off
THE
IHU
MONEY
IX
I'ESAKEYA
ITCH
.STAKES
NEWMARKET.
Oct.
IS.
The
mar.
Myra
Gray,
a
fifty
to
one
shot,
won
the
Cesarewttch
race,
the
great
autumn
handicap,
here
todiy.
Miss
Sport
came
second
and
Trmpleatowe
third.
There
were
21
starters.
HARDSHIPS
Help
from
CONSERVATIVE
CONVENTION
IS
TO
BE
CALLED
PRESIDENT
Of
PARTY
I
OK
DOMINION
SAYS
DUTY
Of
RANK
AND
TILE
'
TO
ACT
CRITICISM
OF
ACTION
PARTY
MIST
BE
ItEBMLT
I.TIOM
BOTTOM
IP
AND
NOT
FROM
TOP
DOWN,
IS
DECLARED
OTTAWA.
Oct.
13.
John
It.
Mc-iichoL
president
of
the
Dominion
Con-rrstive.
Association,
voiced
disagreement
wth
the
procedure
in
the
calling
of
the-Conservative
convention,
to,
cboos
'
i
permanent
leader.
Ke
holds
it
Is
the
business
of
the
rank
and
file
of
the
party
to
assume
the
duty
of
finding
a
leader
and
says
It
is
the
duty
ot
the
rank
and
file
to
call
a
general
convention,
irrespective
of
whether
th
defeated
candidates
and
members
and
sen
ators
call
another
or
not.
,
Mr.
McNIchol
declared
thst
the
Conservative
(
party
had
got
to
be
rebuilt
from
the
bottom
up
and
not
from
the
top
down.
TERROR
BANDIT
CRIMES
GO
ON
MAN"
ROUIIED
OX
StV
HiANTLStO
STKEET
WHILE
TMOt
SAND
POLICE
PATROL
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Oct.
13.AS
though
In
a
gesture
of
contempt
for
authority
the
"terror
bandits"
who
hare
slain
four
aen
since
Saturday,
robbed
another
man
last
night
while
more
than
a
thou
.and
firmed
police
patrolled
the
street.
Last
nlght'a
victim
was
lured
from
home
by
a
telephone
call
to
a
fake
address
and
robbed
of
W50
by
two
young
men
with
drawn
revolvers,
while
a
third
remained
at
the
wheel
ot
a
waiting
automobile.
PRINCESSMAY
AGAIN
SOLD
I-IOM.KK
VEs.sEL
Is
TO
PLY
BE-TWIEX
BOSTON
AND
NEWFOl'.ND-LND
The
Princess
May,
pioneer
vessel
of
the
CJ.R.
northern
service,
which
has
been
operating
out
of
New
York
on
a
fruit
run
during
recent
years,
has
again
been
sold
and
will
be
used
on
a
service
between
Boston
and
Newfoundland.
The
vessel
has
gone
through-
numerous
hands
and
name
since
she
was
launched
In
1838.
Eh
took
the
water
a
as.
Cass,
as.
Arthur,
"as.
Nlngchow,
s.
Hating,
and
finally
li.
Princess
Msy,
CARPENTERS
WANTED
A
n
uin
In1
r
fif
carut'iiters
rough
carjuMilers
uiiil
la-liurtTs
will
lie:
rt'riiiireil
ul
Dry
Dock,
for
lining
Kl'uiii
his.
Apply
to
Dry
Dock
Of
ri
and
leave
name
anil
ml-
dress.
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i.
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