5
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhora
at
Anytime.
land
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ava.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
DL
XVI.
No.
223.
EMHAMIE
Kl.M
I.T
LARUE
OIIEKIMIM
il
It
11.000
to
Cold
Storage.
Elton.
02.000
to
Booth
Fisheries.
canahun
IBI
DESERT
OX
,U
morning
207,000
pounds
of
hall-
.
a
n.arb.l
A
K
r
.nit
Am-lliv
tc
toe
large
oflerlng
the
price
dropped-
llgbUy.
American
fetched
18
to
ISitO
strlV
and
9c
Canadian
went
130
with
7
and
.
a
50
Sales
were
Mm
tMlllU'AV
olute
43.000
to
Pacific
FUhrrlr.
ator
23X100
to
Cold
Btorage.
ahoua
23.000
to
Atlln
KUherle.
10.000
to
Cold
Btorage.
rabasn
250Q
to
Sooth
ruherlea.
ape
Spear
tiOO
to
Royal
run
Co.
Dorrren
7.000
to
Cold
Storage.
sb
2.000
to
Royal
run
Co.
tpe
Swain
7XW0
to
Atlln
Fisheries.
lib
700
to
AUln
Fisheries,
(argsllc
9,000
to
Cold
6torage.
PARTY
LOST
lu
or
ENM.IUTtOX
PtKIN
N
rRANCISCO,
Sept.
33.
Jtoy
spman
Andrews,
areheolojlst,
arrived
e
after
an
Ineffectual
attempt
to
pen-
ate
the
Gobi
denert.
The
head
of
scientific
eipedlttou
was
halted
at
;
tin
by
the
warring
Chinese
faction.
,
said
he
sent
his
camel
train
with
j
ppllea
of
a
total
value
of
123.000
Into
I
r
desert
to
await
his
coming
and
he
jlieved
they
bad
been
annihilated
by
ndlta
as
they
bad
not
been
heard
from
b'Q
he
left
Shanghai.
riLSON
DIED
'
LAST
NIGHT
MHO
IIXL
ItOW.N
NTAIKS
axo
ftX
iikoki;
iii
m:ck
mtcoiiw
ix
IIOM'ITAI.
i
i,
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TORONTO,
Sept.
23.
The
Mail
and
Empire.
Ottawa,
despatch
aUtes
that
Mackenzie
King
has
definitely
decided
to
attend
the
Imperial
Conference
to
te
held
in
London
neit
naOblh
iiCLOSE
FINISH
Amrrlraii
league
Watlilngton
8.
St.
Louis
3.
Philadelphia
8.
Detroit
3.
Boston
1,
Cleveland
S.
New
York
1.
Chicago
3.
National
league
St
Louis
IS.
Brooklyn
7.
Chicago
3,
New
York
2.
Pittsburg
9,
Philadelphia
3.
REPAIR
JOB
WILL
mm
BOTH
LEAGUES
OM.V
ILW
MOLE
UtMI."
HEIOKE
IAU
mill
HI.
I.Oll
AMI
NEW
IOKK
I
AVOKI
nj
NEW
YORK.
Sept
23
-Taking
edvan-Uge
of
Cincinnati's
day
cf
rest,
the
St.
Lout
Cardinal
felt
upon
Brooklyn
yet
terday
and
pounded
lour
pitchers
to
all
corners
of
the
field,
securing
two
homers,
five
triple
and
two
double
and
Increased
their
lead
to
two
and
a
hair
gamea.
One
more
victory
for
the
Cardinal
leaves
Clndiinstt
nothing
bet
ter
to
strive
tor
then
a
tie.
St,
Louts
ji
idle
today.
While
the
New
Ycrk
Yankees
were
dropping
a
game
to
Chicago.
Cleveland
gained
ground
by
defeating
Boston
by
18
to
1.
The
Yanks
tnow
lead
by
two
IttTl
HXS
fames
but
Cleveland
must
win
all
four
..m.inini.
nmn
while
New
York
loses
MIM!
Ill
EX
Il
llM
I'
IIU-K
AT,
j
mn
BE
COMPLETED
SOON
Murk
on
C.O.M.M.
I
rrlghtrr
Canadian
CuuMrr
lle
Month's
Employ
mrnt
to
Iimi
Men
It
waa
announced
at
the
dry
dor
this
morning
that
repairs
on
C.O.M.M.
freighter
'Canadian
Coaster,
which
damaged
when
she
went
ashore
recently
in
Queen
Charlotte
Sound,
will
be
completed
about
the
end
of
the
month.
When
finished,
the
work
will
haw
oivn
over
a
month's
employment
to
The
death
occurred
at
8
JO
lsst
night
(lx)Ut
one
hundred
men.
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Jlospnsi
.
William
St
Clair
Wilson
who
fell
Aur.t
np
tnmi
TT
wn
the
suirs
last
week
at
the
Orandj
1UYVI1
UT
illLULLl
rinlnsl
Club
and
broke
his
neck.
De-
fctiMd
waa
a
native
of
Wales
and
was
rty-four
years
cf
age.
He
waa
single
ltd
as
far
a
known
has
no
relatives
this
country.
Funeral
arrangements
In
the
hsuds
of
the
B.C.
Under-
kkcrs
and
Interment
will
take
place
on
unday
ANNUAL
TAX
SALE
IMililic
Auction
of
City
Lot
will
lu
held
in
t-Hy
Hall,
Thursday,
Sel.
W.
10
a.iii.
List
or
lot,
rim
l
had
ul
the
Collector'
IS
SWEPT
BY
FIRE
THREE
RIVERS.
Que..
Sept.
23.
The
town
of
Nlcolet
waa
awept
by
tire
thla
morning
when
aUteen
homee
and
sev
eral
other
buildings
were
destroyed.
No
casualties
resulted
and
th
amount
of
damage
Is
not
known.
QUAKE
REGISTERED
AT
VICTORIA
OBSERVATORY
VICTORIA,
Sept.
33.
The
observatory
iat
Oonrales
Hill
registered
an
earin
i
ouske
which
took
place
Wednesday
af.
ternoon
lasting
an
hour
and
a
half,
at
iat
distance
of
4S0
miles
to
the
south.
Z'jward.
It
was
probably
off
the
nortnern
J
'coast
of
California.
mim
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY
SEPTEMBER
23,
1928.
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HHKt
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BV
-aYiaSslifc
LaasasaT
WILTS
ItK(ilMKT
on
llu-ir
way
through
Salilmry
to
the
(dihedral
lo
dc
0!Mt
tlii'ir
itilor.
where
they
were
received
al
the
'haneel-
leps
ly
the
dean
and
jilat-ed
upon
the
ultur.
IN
ACCIDENT
JOHN'
MHlllKE.
OKAUIA1E
OI
ll.r.
t.Mtl.KITY
KIILIH
IX
Atfl-lLXT
IX
MEXICO
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
23.
White
motor
ing
in
Mexico
where
he
was
employed
as
a
mining
engineer.
John
McOutre.
30
;ears
of
agt,
a
former
resident
ot
Van
couver,
was
killed
in
an
automobile
ac
cident.
According
to
a
despatch
received
here
he
was
returning
.from
a
holldsy
In
British
Columbia
when
the
accident
happened.
,
Mr.
UcUulre
was
Injured
fstally
and
his
wife
not
seriously
when
the
car
skidded
and
overturned.
Mr.
McOutre
entered
the
university
ot
British
Columbia
after
several
years
of
practical
experience
In
mining
camps
and
graduated
In
1923
.
FOUND
DEAD
IN
ROOM
OF
HOTEL
VYII.I.IAM
NT.M'kS,
LOUtiMt
IIIOM
tjl
I
KX
IIAItl.OTTi:
CITY,
l'AS-Lit
AWAY
III
KINO
NKillT
William
Stacks,
a
logger
from
Queen
Charlotte
City,
who
arrived
In
the
city
last
week,
was
found
dead
In
his
room
at
the
Knox
Hotel
at
noon
today,
heart
trouble
apparently
having
.been
the
cauKe
ot
his
demise.
The
discovery
was
made,
by
A
friend
ot
deceased
who
went
to
his
room
after
he
had
failed
to
rise.
In
the
morning!
'The
door
-
was
open
and
the
man's
body
was
found
cold
In
death.
The
police
were
at
once
notified,
and
Constable
McKlnlay
proceeded
to
Investigate.
Dr.
J.
P.
Cade
was
called
and
he
declared
that
death
had
probably
taken
place
some
twelve
hours
previous
during
the
night.
The
remains
were
turned
over
to
the
B.C.
Undertakers.
Little
Is
known
of
Stacks.
He
is
te
tleved
to
hsve
been
somewhere
between
to
and
50
years
of
age.
Drizzling
Rain
This
Morning
Made
Fight
Prospeets
Rather
Uncertain
but
Later
Improved
PHILADELPHIA,
September
23.
Dcmpsey
and
Tunney
are
girded
today
to
fight
for
the
championship
and
the
richest
prize
In
the
sporting
world
champion
Is
to
receive
M50.000
win.
lce
or
draw,
and
the
challenger
gets
230.O0O.
Circulation
1564
Salem
500
ltd
Pnnre
Rupert.
It
is
a
bituminous,
I
oal
exceptionally
free
from
clinkers
and
the
demand
Is
steadily
on
the
Increase.
.
the
past
three
winters
about
1500
tons
teavjn
covered
tns
outpux
ova,
uusi
Ia
year
the
managemtct
expect
to
sell
2JC0
j
I
Mint
'or
better.
1
Boston
Grill
,
.
-
....
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
door
for
hire.
NEW
.
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
TI
NNH.
ON
LEVEL
I
JlltS.
KOBI.KT.
Since
the
road
to
the
mtr
has
beeni
greatly
Improved,
residents
of
the
Iso
t'urroundlng
district
are
motoring
out
to
1
get
first
nand
Information
on
this
new
jjUdUbtry
ci
the
Buitlty
Valley
and
those
wVKase
ioess
oi
coa:
mines
are
anocuicu
with
deep
shafts
and
pits
are
Indeed
sui-pr.srd
when
they
walk
Into
the
tun-rut
at
the
Betty
from
the
level
ground.
The
vein
which
averages
about
six
feet
Ui
thickness
lies
a
tew
itev
aoove
me
high
water
mark
ot
the
creek
and
dips
slightly
to
the
north,
making
It
ideal
for
Idrslciti.
althcueb
there
1s
very
Tittle
I
nclent
to
keep
tne
.scmp
ory.
t
o
t
i.
ix
Viour
'
'The
main
tunnel
Is
in
a
dlttaace
of
trme
8G0
feet
and
there
are
also
several
j
branch
tunnels
leading
from
It.
all
of
which
show
a
continuance
ot
the
coal
seam.
It
Is
estimated
that
15
000
tons
have
already
been
blocked
out.
The
distance
from
the
vela
to
the
surface
ot
Ibe
ground
at
present
averages
about
50
feet
but
the
development
wcrk
Is
now
being
extended
In
following
the
vein
towards
a
hill,
several
hundred
yartU
back
from
the
creek
and
It
Is
expected
that
the
additional
pressure
will
Improve
the
quality
of
the
coal
when
this
Is
reached.
There
are
eleht
men
working
at
the
mine
at
?rrsent
Including
the
engineer
and
cook
nd
the
average
output
Is
fit
teen
tons
a
dsy.
In
the
selection
of
the
miners
Jack
McNeil
has
been
able
to
secure
from
among
the
settlers
ot
th
surrounding
communities,
men
who
have
served
the.r
apprenticeship
in
the
coal
mines
of
the
old
country
and
who
are
I
only
too
glad
to
be
able
to
put
In
the
winter
momns
at
mis
wu
auu
with
their
experience
In
opening
up
and
The
greatest
throng
that
ever
paid
to
view
aa
athletic
event
Is
exptcUd
and
deTriopulg
another
one
of
the
natural
the
gate
Is
expected
to
amount
to
a
million
and
three
qutrtcr
dUlars.
i
resources
of
the
district.
Asa
Robin-
Weather
conditions
were
none
too
good
early
today,
with
a
slight
drUzlelson,
the
foreman,
learned
the
game
In
of
rain
falling
but
as
the
morning
advanced
prospects
Improved.
Should
rain
I
the
Northumberland
coal
nunes
a
also
jitervene
this
evening,
the
tight
will
be
held
tomorrow.
"d
Dad
wicks
ana
ruk
sons.
It
is
estimated
that
100.000
outsiders
reached
Philadelphia
this
afternoon.
nmP
nde
up
cf
a
group
of
fifty
thoussnd
having
arrived
ovtrulght.
1.
the
heavy
favorite.
oildM
Dempee,
pfinjnTJ
TII7PP
'hop
.cook
houe.
st.ble
and
store
.our
vo
u
ucuMi
i"
"--"Ml
I
IIV
r
K
V
U
I
I
V
I1
;
houses,
the
bunk
house
being
equipped
retain
inc
uur
wuuv
umujr
uc
ucv.
VVllWsill
1
A
a
A
a
f
sysA.f
ire
made
that
Tunney
will
be
knocked
ut
In
from
two
to
six
rounds.
FIRE
AT
PENTICTON
LOSS
WAS
$30,000
PENTICTON,
Sept.
23
Tbre
build-
!
ings
In
the
business
section
of
the
city
rrre
dsmaged
by
fire
here
early
yester
day
and
It
Is
estimated
the
loss
Includ
ing
merchandise
destroyed
will
amount
o
$30,000.
CALL
MEETING
"TTtTAWA,
Sept
23
A
meeting
Coruervatlve
members
elect
and
defeated
candidates
has
been
called
for
Ot-tober
It
here.
Its
object
being
to
consider
the
course
of
action
to
be
pursued
by
Conservatives
during
the
coming
session.
Advertise
in
The
Dally
News
Weather
on
Prairies
Delays
Harvesting
in
Manitoba
and
Alberta
with
a
radio
receiving
set.
LOCAL
CAPITAL
To
date
the
development
work
has
been,
done
entirely
by
local
energy
and
local
capital
and
great
credit
Is
due
to
ot
I
Jack
McNeil
for
promoting
the
Industry
As
the
exploration
work
continues
great
promise
Is
held
tor
the
future
and
the
field
being
so
easy
ot
access
should
mean
a
big
thing
for
the
district.
MKKillEX
WILL
NOT
Kll(iS
TODAY
HIT
ANOTHER
MEETING.
OTTAWA.
Sept
23.
It
Is
of-fncally
announced
that
the
Melghen
government
will
not
resign
today.
A
further
cabinet
meeting
will
be
held
Friday
morning.
pnzcz
zirz
er
rs
1RST
SMENT
OF
GRAIN
FOR
ELEVATOR
HEAT
LEFT
EDMONTON
YESTERDAY
AND
SHOULD
ARRIVE
HERE
SUNDAY
firsf
Grain
Shipment
Left
Edmonton
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Elevator
EDMONTON,
September
23.-
The
rtrat
shipment
of
wheat
for
the
Prince
rrt
elevator
was
made
I
ram
here
yesterdsy
by
the
Wheat
Pool
and
should
re
there
about
Eundly
next.
It
Is
not
a
large
ahlpmtnt
but
will
be
followed
41
jr
by
others.
:
Sblpmenta
bare
been
delayed
considerably
by
.the
bad
weather
which
haa
kyed
the
harvesting
oprrationa
and
it
la
likely
the
result
will
be
that
the
r
in
the
Prince
Rupert
eleiator
will
be
called
upon
to
help
condition
a
good
of
grain
that
will
be
damp.
-
The
railway
line
to
the
coast
la
reported
In
excellent
ahape
and
no
delays
uld
occur
In
delivering
the
grain
to
the
new
port.
17,000
LBS.
HALIBUT
HERE
:
HT,
IOVU.K
Till"
MOKNIMI
KIMI
HILL
ATTI.NO
COMI.HI.Mi:
NEXT
MOM
II
IN
LONDON
Betty
Coal
Mine
at
Telkwa
Is
Increasing
Output
This
Season
and
is
Already
Busy
TELKWA.
September
23
With
expectations
that
this
will
be
the
best
i
aeaion
since
the
Betty
Coal
Mine
was
opened,
work
ts
now
In
full
swlrg
at
the
property
of
the
Telkwa
CoUertes
and
on
Monday
a
car
of
36
tons
was
loaded
I
here
at
the
aiding
In
eight
hours.
'f
The"
mine
la
located
on
Ooat
Creek
about
six
miles
from
Telkwa
and
the
luullng
to
ite
railway
I
being
done
with
two
ton-and-a-ha.lt
trucks
by
the
TeU-w
Trant.er
Company,
"hi
record
haul
for
one
day
is-In
a
large
mcs-.u-t
due
Ub
the
w&rk
that
hj
been
dne
on
the
road
ttu
summer
by
the
Provincial
Pub-
llic
Works
Department
in
co-operatlcn
with
John
McNeil,
manager
of
the
mine.
.Telkwa
coal
la
establishing
a
reputa-fr
tlo.i
aloag
ih
line
frwn
Prince
Oeorge
STORM
KILLED
VICTORIA
LADY
FOU.MEKLY
or
HKITIMI
rOUMKIA
CAPITAL
THOltiHT
TO
HAVE
LOST
LIIE
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
S3.
Among
the
list
of
unidentified
-Florid
storm
vlo-tlrns
U
""Mrs.
Roberts
of
Vlctartar.
No
Initials
are
given.
VICTOHIA.
Sept.
23,
Attracted
to
Florida
from
Callfcrnla,
during
the
rev
cent
boom
In
the
Atlantic
state
through
her
Interest
In
real
estate
speculation.
I
Lucy
Ann
Roberts,
70
years'
of
age,
a
wldowv
lsjbelleved
to
have
been
'killed
ijmer.comlrs.into
the
mine-
as
-ta'to'the
hurricane
ar
Miami:
:aV
the"
week
hours
pumping
every
two
osys
is
sui-
conunentmg
m
a
New
Tork
de-
jspatch
received
yesterday
afternoon.
H.
I
Roberts
said
he
feared
It
referred
to
his
mother
who
left
Victoria
several
yean
tgj
for
Santa.
Monica
and
be
believed
'she
recently
went
to
Florida.
SPRING
SESSION
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
WINNIPEG,
September
23.
The
farmers
of
Western
Canada
already
ruf-BC
Silver
terlng
heavy
Iocs
from
snow
and
rain
storm
today
watched
for
an
early
break
I
Dunwell
.
.
.
In
the
weather
but
their
hopes
were
dissipated
In
many
districts
In
Manitoba
Oranby
and
Alberta.
Conditions
are
more
favorable
In
Saskatchewan-!
Last
night
Many
dlstrlcta
In
Manitoba
were
visited
by
the
heaviest
rain
storm
ot
the
season
while
In
the
northern
section
snow
fell.
Ssuthesstern
sections
of
Alberta
were
.vlslted
by
snow
this
morning
but
the
cold
weather
entirely
checked
the
sprouting
ot
stooked
grain.
Howe
Sound
Independence
Msrtnot
.
.
.
Premier
.
.
.
.
'
Porter
Idaho
Richmond
i
;i.nc..
Bid.
Asked.
i.aii
1.80
133
1.
45
30.00
S3
00
4100
,0J
-
.07
.09
-.10
2.17
,
3.23
.ion
ja
OF
LEGISLATURE
IIOlE
WILL
I'KOimil.Y
MEET
IX
DECF-MliEK
AM)
AIUOI
RN
INTIL
A
ITER
HOLIDAY
VICTORIA,
Sept.
23
After
stating
"the
date
of
the
opening
of
the
provincial
Legislature
next
session
will
be
fixed
by
the
Oovernment
shortly,'
the
Times
yesterday
afternoon
says:
"It
la
expected
the
House
will
open
early
in
December
snd
adjourn
almcst
Immediately
and
get
down
to
serious
business
almost
immediately
after
the
new
year.
"Spring
session,"
the
newspaper
continues,
'has
been
definitely
agreed
upon
by
the
government
and
members
of
the
opposition
to
replace
the
tall
session
which
have
been
the
practice
In
recent
years.
It
will
likely
be
the
middle
ot
January
before
the
business
of
the
session
actually
gets
under
way."
FORKETOBE
A
MINISTER
WILL
ACCEPT
HIKTIOLIO
OI'
IMMIGRATION
IX
MAC
KEX.IE
KIXCJ
OOVERNMENT
WINNIFEO,
Sept.
23.
Robert
Torke.
leader
of
the
Progressives
during
a
part
of
the
session
of
the
laast
Parliament
and
Liberal-Progressive
member
elect
for
Brandon,
will
accept
the
portfolio
ot
lmmlgatton
In
the
Mackenzie
King
government.
Announcement
to
that
ef
fect
followed
a
meeting
of
the
Manitoba
Liberal-Progressives
here
which
was
attended
by
Mr.
fForke.
28
ARE
KILLED
TRAIN
ACCIDENT
EXPRESS
HtOM
TOKIO
TO
MII.MON-
OSKKI
LEIT
KAILM
AND
TOKIO.
Sept.
S3-.Twenty-elght
peo
ple
were
killed
by
an
express
train
tor
Shlmonosekl
from
here
which
was
de
railed
and
overturned
near
Horohlm
this
morning.
Fifty
people
were
Injured.
One
ot
the
dead
la
foreigner,
Rain
were
given
as
th
cause
of
'
1
1
I
1
4
?
t.