HI
5
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
..mi.
Exchange
Building.
BJATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
j,
,V1
no.
landings
at
this
port
during
':
of
October
Just
closed
to-
"
I
000
pound
which
is
an
in-
'.n
October
IP2S
tout
which
139.000
pound
but
a
alight
de-'
om
the
3.200,000
pounds
of
previous
this
year.
Ol
ths
American
boats
landed
ocr
pounds
and
Canadian.
803,000
ii
lose
season
on
halibut
tlah
:r.a
on
November
IS.
the
pre-r.
nr.h
will
see
the
last
halibut
of
r
landed
at
all
port
of
the
Caaat
R
A
KIWI
A
MUCH
LOST
HIS
LIFE
V
1VAH
Kt:lllll
nv
IIIIKillT
T
It
H
WHICH
PVhM.II
oi;it
IT
M:it
i.vni
UTTON,
Nov
l.-On
hi
first
ofltcul
'V
at
a
brakeman
alnce
he
recently
V3
the
company,
William
Hayes,
feare
of
age.
of
Kamloops,
was
killed
Mil
here
when
he
felt
beneath
the
of
a
Canadian
National
Freight
'sjf.i
whose
severed
body
was
found
'o
crew
of
the
next
train
to
paa
f"
the
line,
wa
formerly
employed
S
Similar
i,,,.Mi.
...
r
"
Ul,
tile
bBII.UI,,,.
"
'If
51
EGGS
IN
YEAR"
LAID
BY
HEN
NO.
6
A0A88IZ.
Nov.
1
-Lavlne
an
eaa
a
since
Wednesday
when
she
had
"niy
broken
the
worjd's
record
tor
fly
production,
Hen
Number
8
of
the
or
h.o,
pen
which
was
en
in
the
contest
here,
yesterday
cs
it,
Ih1
Tlilt
Morning
Brought
before
Stipendiary
Magis
trate.
II.
r.
Mcteod
on
a
charge
ot
killing
deer
without
a
license.
Pttc
Brocat
was
found
guilty
In
the
provin
cial
police
court
tbl
morning
and
wu
fined
J3
with
the
optlou
of
thirty
day'
imprisonment.
Brocat
was
arrested
jteterday
afternoon
at
Cow
Bay
y
Constable
Ksybcne
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Asked
Wheat
6Va
B.C.
Btlver
t7d
Dunll
-
118
Olacler
...
-08
Independence
-07K
.08ii
tndlan
-M
-3
L
t.
.
-07
-W
Premier
201
Porter
Idaho
0B?s
Bilver
Crest
08
Surf
Inlet
-03ts
Mi
Richmond
-08
09
'OONE,
November
1.
An
eighteen-year-old
youth,
who
Montreal,
not.
i.
Up
in
far-off
attempted
to
shoot
Benito
Mussolini,
was
himself
stabbed
Alaska,
where
tutu
reiche
lane.y
in-.c'i
to
death
by
an
infuriated
mob.
Mussolini
escaped
in-
habitant
only
once
a
month,
it
u
7
assassin's
bullet
missed
its
mark,
passing
the
preraier'a
netim
difficult
to
keep
track
of
a
fraction
of
an
inch.
It
actually
ripped
one
side
of
the
nd
new
t!a
-
now
beln
1
1
'ii
i
a
ni
i
ti
i.
i
'
IB
IS
BIB
III
I
I
I
IJ
UBall
IU
II
III'
"W
PERITONITlSi
I'lM
Illl.
VtOHI.I)
I.DIIM
i.
.
,M
.....
..,'.'
til.
ft,,'
r
3
;
MORTAL
roil,
T
Nov
1
Harry
UwdttT
-mini
magician,
died
yes-nottJ
escape
artist,
what
-
c
freeing
himself
Irora
ei.
chains
and
rU
mys-icet
tn
aU
pons
of
the
-Sled
o9
this
mortal
coil
after
surgical
attempt
had
been
sate
his
lift
from
the
effect
;
'
.a
ws
born
in
1811
In
Wu-IU
was
the
son
of
Be
M,
8
SH
.ANn
NGS
a
a
w
sw
srwk
rn.
ww
w
w
w
ar
i
w
UK
IVIIINIH
Hldrl
r,i.
or
iniMh
oi
im
-
IHir
LANDI.II
III.KI.
It
KIM.
MIT
TllllilY
IMVH
the
alUek.
Uie
body
of
the
youthful
assailant
was
being
dragged
along,
s
crumpled
Inert
mats
by
strong
armed
'At
Utc
puLoc
sutlon
fourteen
knlft
avonds
were
Xouad
and
marks
ot
tfaitglatg
on
the
throaL
Is.
sbuul:ta'tittek-lnrtlrt'
evening
wheo
Mew
people
suaemblei!'
la
the
stdium
stood
behind
lines
of
carbineers
as
Mussolini
passed.
The
Premier
car
entered
the
main
thoroughfare
when
the
shot
rantr
out
above
the
roar
of
the
cheering
masses.
There
was
dead
silence
for
a
moment
and
Mussolini,
unhurt,
remained
calm
Then
the
great
crowd
closed
like
the
)swa
of
a
gigantic
animal
upon
his
assailant
and
savage
hands
reached
for
him
and
he
was
pounded,
beaten
and
tubbed
untU
life
was
extinct
fined
For
killing
deer
minus
license
rvle
llrual
.mx-viI
J0
In
IToUnclsl
llillre
Duort
by
MsgMrale
Mc
rued
on
radio,
according
to
a
letter
.
lw
.
...
,
,
.....
...
.
,
,
.
received
by
A.
K.
McEwan.
director
of
sunn
prvx'vu
lurwaru
i
;iuoiini,
seated
in
an
auiomo-
rid,
..
.,
cs.
leaving
me
stadium
where
he
attended
the
congress
ror
lhelr
ttdt0
,UUoa
,t
Vancouver.
The
ad
r.
cment
of
science
and
was
ready
to
fire
a
second
shot
letter
came
to
Vancouver
from
a
watch-
ewhen
carbineer
and
Paacteu
threw,
man
at
a
fishing
plant
at
Red
Bluff
themselves
upon
him
as
he
was
in
th
i&ay.
Alaska,
and
his
plaint
Is
one
from
i
act
of
(coding
a
second
bullet
at
the
i
Premier.
Within
a
minute
or
two
of
a
lonely
group
of
people
who
deilre
to
know
during
a
bro-deast.
not
only
the
time
and
place
but
also
the
day
of
the
week.
"There
are
three
of
us
here
oa
a
lonely
fishing
plant."
the
letter
rctu
through
a
screaming
and
mill-
j
tve.
"my
wife,
myself,
and
one
other
it
m
d
humanity
to
his
death
;
rt
"su
oiuy
ow
w-iw
and
c
day
Is
so
much
lixe
another
that
It
U
very
difficult
to
keep
track
of
days
and
dates.
W1U
you
therefore,
during
your
winter
programs,
which
we
tWPf9r
anSeWee
"the
dsff-thi
week
and
the
date,
so
that
we
can
keep
informed
of
the
time."
Needless
to
say.
the
request
Is
being
compiled
with.
LOTS
OF
RAIN
AND
SUNSHINE
mitt
IlKPOKT
Ol'
IIOMIMON
.ML.
TMMOUMIItT
TOR
MONTH
Of
OCTOltl.K
Though
the
rainfall
for
the
month
of
October
was
excessively
'
high
at
12.88
Inches,
there
was
also
the
aatlafactory
amount
of
103
9
hours
ot
sunshine
dur
ing
the
month.
The
report
for
the
month
Issued
thi
morning
by
H.
D.
Tee.
Digby
Island,
Dominion
meteorologist.
Is
as
follows:
Sunshine
103.8
hours.
Highest
barometer
reading
30.238
on
October
38.
lowest
barometer
reading
30.060
on
October
8.
li'uhest
barometer
reading
at
aea
level30
50
on.
October
23.
Lowest
barometer
reading
at
sea
level
29.10
on
October
14.
MsUmum
temperature
2
on
Oc
tober
9.
Minimum
temperature
31
on
Octo
ber
12.
Mean
temperature
48.
Average
humidity
89.
Total
rainfall
13.88
Incite.
Qreatest
daily
rainfall
.87
Inch
on
October
4.
Maximum
wind
veloc!ty-r4J
on
Oc
tober
4
from
southeast.
Prevailing
wind
direction
for
Total
wind
velocity
7323.
of
which
8.750
waa
from
southeast.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News
Ragging
Follows
Brief
Speech
of
Prince
at
Opening
Canadian
to
ch
...
Dormitory,
University
of
Paris
rAtn
Nnvpmber
1.
A
one
sentence
speech
In
French
by
the
Prince
of
Wales
assisted
President
DoumerKUO
in
the
inauguration
11.
n
u.
n
students'
home
at
the
University
of
Paris
Saturday.
"Mr
President,
I
have
great
pleasure
in
declaring
the
Canadian
House
open,"
said
the
heir
to
the
British
throne.
French
students
wn
usnri,B)iuiii
w.....w..
heer
the
Prince
lustily
and
simultaneously
to
josh
the
Republi-atatrsmcn
i
r.
i
Win
of
their
own
country.
The
climax
of
the
"ragging"
wai
reached
when
Minister
of
War
Painleve
lost
his
way
and
en
.
.1,1-.
rtormitory.
The
ensu-lMng."
Ifrea
inr
b--
u.,,.
-i-k.
r.n.if.h
.lr,rmltnrv.
the
ctft
Of
oustr
PrrK.nI
that
the
visit
to
other
kiitMlnes
of
the
"Cite
Universitatre
and
the
ceremonies
c
os-
b'"d
short
a
new
t
was
cut
or
"uoa
o.v.
rendition
f,
ih.
.
ed
wit),
the
....
rw.
Senator
Wilson
Of
Montreal,
is
the
first
erected
on
the
foreign
section
of
the
university,
lust
outside
the
gstes
of
r.rls.
PROVINCE
VICTOR
ELIZABETH
ALEXANDER
MARY,
four-months'-old
baby
of
the
Duke
and
Duchess
of
York,
who
was
recently
baptized.
This
is
the
first
photograph
taken
since.
Under
certain
circumstances
she
might
become
Queen
of
England.
.
i
K
I
I'll
K.ST
OMAN'
VET
TO
IMC
WAS
CANADIAN
WIDOW
LONDON,
Nov.
I.
According
to
the
8unday
Ejtpress
it
is
belle
ed
Baroness
Strathcona
left
between
five
and
six
million
pounds
but
the
estate
is
not
as
yet
Valued
for
probate.
It
is
believed
to
be
the
largest
estate
ever
left
by
a
woman.
BUILDING
PERMITS
DURING
OCTOBER
TO
Building
permits
for
the
month
of
October
totalled
S32.840
In
value
am
were
as
follows:
Oreat
War
Veterans'
Association,
re
pairs
to
exterior
walls.
Third
Avenue,
900.
!
!
iM.
Oonxales.
alterations
to
residence
on
Fifth
Avenue
East.
800.
Oiler
Besner,
removing
and
repairing
garsge
on
Fourth
Avenue
Esst,
1200.
J.
Llndseth.
two
residences
on
Etghth
Avenue
West,
each
12.500.
total
15.000,
Quong
Bun
Chong.
repairs
to
root
ou
Third
Avenue
West.
200,
Miss
J.
O.
Scott,
repairs
to
founda
tion
ot
building
on
Second
Avenue.
140.
8.
Bloom,
residence
on
'
Fifth
Avenue
East.
S3
.000.
F.
J.
Fuller,
repairing
building
on
Eighth
Street.
S200.
Llptett-Cunnlugham
Co..
Ltd..
whart
and
warehouse,
east
ot
Cow
Bay.
20.-
000.
William
McRae.
shoe
shop
on
Eighth
Avenue
West.
$250.
EARTHQUAKE
SHOCK
IS
RECORDED
AT
VICTORIA
VICTORIA.
Nov.
l
An
earthquake
shock
was
registered
at
Oonaalea
HU1
observatory
Sunday
evening
which
lasted
three
hours.
The
centre
of
disturbance
Is
estimated
to
be
at.
a
distance
Oregon
In
the
same
tremor
Saturday.
Vicinity
as
the
ACCIDENTS
IN
EAST
OTTAWA,
Nov.
1.
Ten
persons
lost
their
lives,
fifteen
seriously
Injured
tn
automobile
and
other
accidents
In
Esstern
Csuada
over
the
week
end.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
NOVEMBER
1,
1926.
VICTORIA-
Circulation
1843
tElection
Throughout
Sales
923
States
Tomorrow
Will
End
Fierce
Campaign
WASHINGTON,
November
1.
The
answer
to
all
the
efforts
of
ttnlillrsl
lparlra
snrl
rnnrtiH.to.
(tnt-intr
thn
u.l-va
Intanalva
.,
m-
'
.
.w
.Un
-
........V
;
paigning
will
be
furnished
tomorrow
by
the
electors
who
will
ren-i
tier
final
judgment
in
the
election
of
3G
senators
in
33
states,
the
j
entire
House
of
Representatives
of
435
members
and
will
answer
i
referendums
on
various
questions
dealing
with
the
liquor
laws
and
enforcement.
Governors
and
state
tickets
will
be
elected
in
VALUE
OF
$32
840
'
Sweeping
claims
of
victory
come
from
the
rival
camps
today,
-
tf
Republicans
and
Democrats,
wets
and
FORMER
RESIDENT
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
MARRIED
SATURDAY
W.-H.
Walton,
formerly
et
Prince
Rupert
and
now
holding
a
responsible
position
at
one
of
the
mUls
between
Prince
George
and
McBrtde.
was
mar-'
rter
Saturday
morning
to
Miss
E.
Jen-ion
of
Prince
Oeorge.
Ill
KNED
TO
HEATH
DAYTON.
Ohio..
Nov.
1.
A
mother
and
six
babies
were
burned
to
death
when
a
truck
collided
with
an
inter-urban
car
and
another
truck
thi
morning.
Six
others
were
Injured,
three
possibly
fatally.
drys.
In
the
state
campaigns
the
issues
are
so
badly
mixed
that
national
party
managers
do
not
undertake
to
make
any
general
predictions.
In
Alaska
a
determined
effort
Is
being
made
to
oust
Representative
Dan
Sutherland,
but
the
Indians
and
fishermen
are
supporting
htm
In
large
measure
although
most
ot
the
newspaper
are
against
him.
IIAUIU'T
.K
RIVALS
Only
two
Canadian
boats
said
at
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning.
They
were
the
Mayflower
which
dis
posed
of
8,000
pounds
to
the
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Storage
Co.
and
the
Nuba
for
whose
3.000
pounds
catch
the
AUlu
Fisheries
pair
18.6c
and
10c.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News
Bandits
Quarrelled
Over
the
Division
of
Loot
and
as
Result
When
two
officers
responded
to
a
call
and
sought
admission
to
the
apartment,
a
man
named
Olsen
opened
fire,
killing
one
of
the
officers,
but
later
was
killed
by
the
second
officer.
In
the
apartment
two
bodies
were
found,
one
woman
and
an
other
man.
Scattered
over
the
floor
was
ten
thousand
dollars
in
'
1
--
currency.
It
1
believed
that
the
bandlta
quar
'
which
It
U
believed
was
the
loot
of
a
lelled
over
the
division
ot
the
money
'recent
bank
robbery
hare
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
bent
for
the
least.
Phone
487.
Price
Five
Cents
TTEMPT
MADE
TO
SHOOT
MUSSOLINI
AT)
OF
FinUTFFN
M1WFT)
AIM
AND
SlTARRFf)
7Y)
I)FATH
eeuuug
irouu
at
DOiogne
Stabs
to
Death
a
Youth
Who
Attempted
,
to
Shoot
Mussolini
i"
I7..
L.
11
i.i
M
app
ii
i
Tn
irv
nn
guards
prevent
second
shot
while
nearby
crowds
settle
with
assailant
DAYS
AND
DATES;
i
It
ItlriiU
nn
t'ar-uff
AUn
lllilngj
Unt
Want
Help
lom
Hadlu
'
NO
INCREASE
RA1LWAYMEN
M.WOlilTY
RtPOKT
KCCOMMEMiS
NO
j
CHAMIE
BUT
MIXOKITV
HtG-j
UESTS
SIX
PEK
CENT
IX-
J
CKHtSE
OTTAWA,
Nov.
1.
Recommending
'
that
there
be
no
Increase
of
wages
to
13.000
conductors,
trainmen
and
yardmen
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
and
Canadian
National.
Railways,
the
board
of
conciliation
which
investigated
the
wage
dispute
between
the
employees
and
the
companies
filed
a
majority
report
with
the
minister
of
labor
signed
by
Mr.
Justice
Kelly
of
Toronto,
chairman
of
the
board,
and
Uaa:
Pltblads,
repre.entatlve
ot
the
rsUwsy.
A
Quaortt;
report
bearing-
the"
signature
of
David
Campbell
of
Wmntpeg,
representing
the
employees,
recommended
among,
other
things
that
the
Increase
of
six
per
cent
awarded
by
the
United
States
lab:r
board
to
conductors,
trainmen
and
yardmsu
two
years
go
be
adopted
tn
Canada.
4
TOFUKUMARU
REACHES
PORT
JAP4NEME
OKI
IN
BOAT
HAD
ROIOII
22-HAY
PASSAGE,
1KOM
MI1KI
TO
THIS
POKf
The
KT
tde
'freighter;
Tofuku;Maru.
third
vessel
to
load
grain
here,
arrived
In
port
at
0.30
last
night
after
a
very
stormy
twenty-two,
day
passage
from
MUkl.
Japan.
Anchored
tn
the
stream
overnight,
the
vessel
underwent
quarantine
and
customs
examination
and
moved
up
this
mcrnlng
to
the
dry
.
dock
to
be
lined.
She
will
go
down
to
thr
elevator
wharf
about
Thursday
and
at
the
first
ot
next
week
wUl
sail
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
continent
via
the
Panama
.Canal.
The
Tofuku
Maru,
whose
master
U
Capt.
Tf.
Inquye.
is
similar
to
previous
vessels
of
the
"K"
line
which
have
been
here
this
fall
to
load
grain.
She
Is
of
4259
net
tonnage
and
wm
built
In
1919
at
Kobe,
Japan.
UNIVERSITY
WINS
GAME
HEAT
VICTORIA
AT
CANADIAN
Kit;
BY
ON
SATIKDAV
AMI
WILL
PLAY
ALBERTA
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
I.
Victoria's
Can-
adlah
Rugby
team,
which
waa
organized
only
this
year,
was
on
Saturday
defeated
by
the
University
ot
British
Columbia
thirteen
point
to
six.
the
university
team
thus
winning
the
provincial
championship
and
the
right
to
meet
the
Alberta
title-holders
tn
the
national
playoff
here
November
13,
AIMEE
McPHERSoT
DOCUMENTS
BURNED
WENT
I
P
IX
.SMOKE
'"AT
PHOTO.
tlRU'lllC
ROOM
OF
LOS
ANOLES
TIMES
LOS
ANOELE3,
Nov.
1
The
sixth
batch
of
documents
connected
with
the
Almee
Mcpherson
criminal
conspiracy
case
disappeared
yesterday.
The
collection
ot
exhibits
of
negative
films
of
papers,
which
figured
In
the
preliminary
hearing
ot
the
evangelist
went
up
In
smoke
when
a
tire
of
unknown
origin
Invaded
the
photographic
room
of
the
Los
Angeles
Times.
Four
Were
Killed
in
Apartmenrl?"
DETROIT,
November
1.
Four
persons
were
killed,
including
a
policeman,
as
a
result
of
what
the
police
believe
wns
a
quarrel
between
members
of
a
robber
gang
in
a
fashionable
apartment
house
of
4oo
miles,
probably
on
the,
coast
of
here
yesterday.
An
unindentlf
led
woman
is
among
the
dead.
NEW
TELEPHONE
i4
A
new
Telephone
Direc-1
tory
is
about
to
be
Issued.
Application
for
moves,
changes
or
new
listings
for
this
.issue
must
be
made
In
wilting
to
Telephone
De-
partment,
City
Hall,
not
la-t
ter
than
November
10.
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DIRECTORY
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