25
TAXI
and
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand,
Exchange
Building.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
V"
4
VOU
XVI.
No.
341.
mam
PECTACULAR
TRIAL
WASHINGTON
STATE
PEOPLE
ASK
RECALL
OF
GOVERNOR
EDITORIAL
KEENA
RIVER
ROAD
NEXT
MOVE
It
i
anuoumrd
Hut
Ihr
Lrgl.lalurr
III
be
a.krd
la
authorize
a
luan
fur
m4
building
during
thr
romlng
jrar.
Lit
lll
douhtlro
be
apportioned
lo
Ifrrrnt
parts
of
Ibr
prutlnrr
and
Lrtbrrn
lrltlh
Columbia
Mill
grt
her
lion.
T
l.
Pall
alio.
niiib
for
Prime
kprrt,
lua
proniled
tti
I
Ihr
kalen
,nd
Hosd
lo
llalloaay
Kaplds
all!
to
Liiplrlrd
nrtt
)rar
and
doublle-
Mrl
I
be
loin
lll
to
owl
for
lhal
pur-
Ibr
nel
lrp
I
t
lie
roulluuslloii
of
-.keens
Ultrr
road
at
tarlou
point
eeniirit
P
Itliw
lluprrt
alth.
Ihr
old
aorld.
Thla
aork
l
a
targr
mi
largr
lhal
II
U
only
lihia
Ibr
It
trar
or
m
lhal
II
lu
torn
looked
ailhln
Ibr
realm
of.
pfarllral
'I.T
111
I'KOUMi:
It
alll
br
a
hard
Mruggtr
'
(rl
gb
monrj
for
IhU
gigantic
aork.
t
el
Ibr
ontrulkn
alll
br
er)
Ilk
all
but
ahrn
iauplelril
II
should
ar
at
lb
flnel
mthIc
road
In
Ihr
'Id.
a
great
attraction
la
lourMa
I
an
iwt
la
Ibr
a
bole
rottnrr.
bor
nwt
lutrrrtrd
In
Ibr
bulldln(
IbU
hlgbaai
are
llw
resident
and
ko-tt".
eaaer
at
PiIim
Uuprtl
and
points
ap
Hit
hkrrna
and
olhrf
lieja
aetarea
brrr
and
Mate
Oeorge.
lib
Ihr
Mra
ot
aldln(
Ibr
member
Ibr
rvn-tlteeie-..
particular!,)
line
Us
pert
fkrrns,
Orolneca
and
rl
lieorie
la
lltrlr
rfforti
la
bring
iUIom
of
Ibr
bUhaa;
terribly
be-
Ibr
people
of
Ibr
aauth
there
should
larawd
rllbrf
a
Mtrrna
sthrf
lllgh-
twailatlon
or
a
union
of
Ibr
M
of
Trade
af
Ibr
larlou
plate
tlrd
la
ofrtrr
a
fattier
all
itrrr
li
la
rti
net
lion
allh
Ibr
raulr
and
(Ctir
dar
publkll
la
l.tr
motrmrnt
Ik
Ibr
Mra
of
rallying
Ibr
sitnpath-
i
or
Ihr
people
In
Ihr
MUlh.
Ill.illVMMl
l
MUM.
lkl
Ibr
llatr
to
(rt
Ihr
aorfc
andrr
A
beginning
lis
brrn
made
at
rnd
and
a
gixxl
deal
of
aork
lis
'
done
at
tarlou
plair
along
Ibr
pi'
Ihr
Trrrsie
bridge
aa
a
great
Hof
In
making
llir
hUhaar
wlhle.
ihr
romtrmllon
ha
brrn
going
on
Ur
lUirlion
and
alw
aotk
at
othrr
urn.
With
Ihr
road
through
la
Trr-r
II
alll
br
pwriblr
la
romrntratr
an
loarr
tu;on
krrllun.
F'
If
ar
arr
lo
tuirrr-1,
II
alll
br
aril
lit
lo
a
told
any
party
pllllr
r
bit-
dlvulon
lhal
aonld
llkrl)
autag-
Mrr
llMr-r
nMMrr1eil
allh
Ihr
aork.
hat
ar
nerd
now
1
rrull
and
la
li'ln
lluit
ar
mul
aork
a
a
In1j
lo
f'
drtlrrd
rnd
and
not
It)
la
nukr
l-lllkal
rapltal
al
Ihr
ripe"
'
,h'
Mr
ar
liar
at
hrart.
5EES
FUTURE
OF
PACIFIC
"Kl:ll
tlf
IIIIITIMI
KMIMIIK
IUN-MMI
TllttOt
(111
t
or.NTitii:
IIIMIH
TIIKM
TMdl.TIIIK
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
14.
"Europe
U
I
'lhing
but
a
shell:
thla
la
the
day
I'
the
Pacific."
aald
Dr.
Lyman
Wilbur.
resident
of
Stanford
Unlveralty.
who
1
In
rout
to
Janan
ta
attend
the
Part
rVlflc
Conireaa.
when
addreaaing
thfl
fnadlan
Club
yeatrrday.
The
pendulum
of
power
has
swung
'
North
America,
southern
and
central
Imerlcan
countries,
Nrw
Zealand,
Aus-
alla,
India,
China,
Japan
and
th
'land
ot
these
with
the
thread
of
the
irttiah
Empire
running
through
and
lUldlns
them
tovrther"
Prospectors
ask
for
(burial
fund
to
protect
1STATES
OF
DECEASED
NELSON,
Oct.
14.
At
a
meeting
of
P
D.O-
Protnretor'a
Auoclallnn
a
re
l"lUtlon
addreueil
tit
Itnn.
Wm.
Sloali,
ot
mines,
waa
adopted
urging
ie
Government
to
aet
aside
a
fund
tunister
om
which
the
funeral
expenaes
of
'ceaaed
proapectors
whose
rata
tea
con-"ted
Of
mlnrral
rial
mm
enuld
be
met
P
that
the
claims
would
not
have
to
aacrlflced
to
the
Dreludlce
of
the
a.
.
-ww
Pira
at
a
forced
sale
to
meet
th
finer
a!
expcu.es,
"'"''at
'V,
i
Ihr.
I':
'"I'll;.
''if
'
Prohibitionist
Prosperity
of
States
Due
to
Its
Dry
Laws
Rev.
W.
W.
Peck
at
federation
convention'
slates
present
system
of
liquor
control
and
points
to
infractions
MONTREAL.
October
14.
Tha
prcrperlty
of
tbt
United
SUtea
la
credited
to
prohibition
and
the
heary
Canadian
taxation
to
governmrat
liquor
control,
,
aeeordlng
to
Re.
W.
W.
Peck,
ot
Vancouver,
educational
aecreUrjr
of
the
prohibition
federation
of
Canada
addreaaing
the
third
annual
convention
of
that
or
canxutloa
here
yoterday.
Pecc
rtfuted
the
claim
that
government
control
reduced
taaea
and
madi
I
light
of
the
non-probibltlcnUU'
Idea
that
"at
can
drink
ouraelvea
rich."
1
The
ape&ker
aald
that
taxe
on
hia
oa
n
property
in
Brlttah
Columbia
hid
I
incrrwed
more
than
100
per
cent
which
he
,
It
I
to
I
aifal
I
I
HIS
ROYAL
JIIOHNESS.
the
Prince
of
Wales,
photographed
on
the,
beach
at
had
BlarrluTon
the
way
to
hla
morulng
ten
dip.
a
THREE
EARTHQUAKES
ALEUTIAN
ISLANDS
roilDOVA.
Oct.
14.
Three
earth-
ouakea
were
reported
Wednesday
.
.
V.
centre-
I
...
I
.
tng
In
the
weal
ena
oi
Islands.
It
was
not
felt
on
St.
Paul
Island
in
the
Behrlng
Sea
or
In
the
north
Aleutians.
At
Dutch
llarbor
and
the
Eastern
Aleutian
at
KodUk
or
at
Sitka
It
was
not
noticeable.
In
ADOLPIISPRECKLES
C.
LEFT
$15,000,000
SAN
rRANCISCO.
Oct.
J4.-The
lata
Adolph
SprecxlM.
the
shipping
magnate,
lelt
an
estate
of
18.000.000
It
waa
an-nounced
today
BARON
BYNG
BECOMES
VISCOUNT
IT
IS
SAID
LONDON,
Oct.
14.
Baron
Byng
ot
Vlmy
has
been
created
a
viscount.
It
was
learned
from
authoritative
aourcc.
unofflciallj
Northern-and
PRINCE
Claims
characterized
In
Canada
and
United
6talra
aa
being
"rUHculoualjr
out
ot
pro
portion."
Rev
Mr.
Peck
further
claimed
that
the
tquor
lawt
undermined
respect
ftr
all
laai
and
he
pointed
out
that
liquor
law
lnfractlona
In
Brltlah
Columbia
Jumped
from
194
to
1364
under
government
j
control.
I
,
i
IttMlll-
HOT
oi
r.
ttlfll
IM.onm
IN
rtVKUlL
KOIllltKY
EUEABETK.'
t
Oc.-'.147
'
BandlU
armed
wttlf
jaawrd
off
ahot
guna
held
up
a
mall
truck
In
the
bualnesl
aectlon
here
thla
morning.
killed
one
man,
wounded
two
other
and
eacaped
with
a
payroll
of
160.000
con
algned
from
the
bank
and
Intended
for
the
Singer
8ewlng
Machine
Company
MINING
MEN
AT
SPOKANE
MIHIMI
AMEKIC.lX
IXHTITITK
t)l'i:
tk
IT
It
AIHHtl
IIV
I'KO-MIMAT
MEN
SPOKANE,
Oct
14.
Calling
attention
the
growing
Importance
ot
the
mining
Industry,
a
number
ot
a
pea
ken,
in-eluding
Charles
Banks,
chairman
ot
the
British
Columbia
division,
opened
It
eighth
annual
regional
meeting
of
the
American
Institute
ot
kilning
and
Metallurgy
here
today.
Lewis
Stockett,
president
ot
the
Can-'ad
Ian
Inatltute,
discussed
Canadian
co-I
operation
In
mineral
matters
with
the
(United
Stales.
Past
President
Philip
Moore
ot
the
American
institute
satd
the
mineral
production
with
the
exception
ot
lead
doubled
In
the
United
States
every
years
for
the
past
three
or
four
decades.
In
the
last
five
years,
however,
reduction
had
been
noted
In
the
production
of
coal,
pig
iron,
copper,
xlnc,
attrtbutrd
to
scarcity
of
the
deposits
and
the
use
of
more
scrap
and
slackening
of
production
methods.
HON.
VINCENT
MASSEY
HAS
ARRIVED
IN
LONDON
LONDON,
Oct.
14.
Hon,
Vincent
Mas-sey.
prospective
first
Canadian
minuter
Washington,
and
the
Premier
of
Quebec,
arrived
In
London
yesterday
and
were
met
by
Representative
Colonel
L.
Amenf,
secretary
of
atate
for
Do
minion
affairs.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Whest
B.C.
Silver!
Dunwell
Olsdstone
Qrsnby
..v.
Howe
Sound
Independence
Indian.
)'..,
Marmot
Premier
.
Porter
Idaho
Richmond
Bid.
Asked
J41U
1.73
1.80
1.00
1.01
.32
A3
29.00
31.00
40.00
43.00
.07
.07V4
05
K
.08)4
-00
3.07
3.09
.07
V,
.08
V4
.1014
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
RUPERT,
B.C..
THURSDAY.
OCTOBER
HARRY
JOKES
won
the
totem
pole
with
which
he
Is
shown
above,
as
a
prize
for
the
best
golf
ecore
on
the
Jasper
Park
lodge
golf
course.
Alberta.
Thus
he
enters
the
hall
ot
goltlng
fame
with
two
other
players
of
the
same
surname-
-Bobby
and
Dick
Jones
Recall
of
Governor
State
of
Washington
Demanded
at
Meeting
by
Four
Thousand
SEATTLE.
October
14.
A
resolution
dem&cdlng
the
recall
of
Governor
Roland
ta
H.
Hartley
was
unanimously
adopted
at
a
night.
The
resolution
accused
Governor
Hartley
ot
violating
hla
oath
ot
office
by
using
the
Governorship
to
obtain
his
personal
enda.
seeking
to
wrest
the
legislative
power
from
the
State
Legislature,
attempting
to
defame
bis
opponents
and
attempting
to
gain
control
ot
the
state
school
system
and
of
stooping
to
the
low
polltl-:al
device
of
appointing
members
ot
the
Legislature
to
state
positions.
The
feeling
against
Hartley
came
to
a
head
with
the
dismissal
ot
President
3uxzallo
as
head
of
the
Uutverslty
of
Washington
recently.
Yukon
River
Steamer
Dawson
Struck
Rock
Yesterday
and
Many
Passengers
Taken
Off
DAWSON,
October
14.
The
river
steamer
Dawson,
last
boat
up
the
river
from
Dawson
to
Whltehorse,
with
a
large
list
ot
passengers
bound
for
the
outside,
struck
a
rock
In
the
channel
Yukon
Craving,
23S
miles
south
ot
Dawson,
yesterday
morning.
The
passengers
were
Immediately
taken
off
and,
are
being
moved
In
trucks
and
cars
overland
Jo
Whltehorse.
All
the
mall
and
baggage
was
aaved
and
was
loaded
on
a
barge.
The
scene
ot
the
wreck
Is
twenty-five
miles
from
a
telegraph,
station
and
details
will
not
be
available
until
this
evening.
iatnage
was
done
to
the
ve&sel.
The
The
following
were
among
the
For
Prince
Rupert
-Mrs.
B.
Cunning-
sV
nam,
Mary
Cunningham,
Margaret
Cunningham.
For
Victoria
E.
Schllk,
B.
R.
Elliott,
Frank
Kalfolx.
For
Vancouver--C.
H.
Birmingham,
Mrs,
O,
H.
Sharp,
James
A.
Scougale,
a.
P.
Johnson,
Sergt.
J.
Daley,
A.
It.
Esk-ridge.
William
Neville.
John
Keln.
R.
J.
Johnston,
Mrs.
Johuiton,
Andy
Rlstogt,
Mrs.
Rlstogl,
O.
A.
Jeckell.
For
Seattle
W.
D.
Johns,
C.
Hammer,
Mrs.
C.
Hammer.
Mrs,
H.
H.
Cleaves,
Mlsa
.luth
Hall,
Mrs.
Klngswell
arid
child.
Mrs.
Nina
Boycc.
Mrs.
Simpson.
For
Skagway
Ralph
Trobrrg,
Helmer
Samuelson,
It,
A.
Nelson,
Martin
Jacob-son,
Mrs.
Jacobson,
E.
4.
Troberg,
Arthur
Dubrtel,
John
Haugh,
R.
8.
Oould,
Mrs,
Oould
and
two
children,
John
Oould,
Robert
Oould
Or,
E.
O.
Elllng-sen,
Mrs.
Elltngsen,
H.
E.
reter.
Othera
for
Whltehorie
and
local
points.
Passing
resolutions
is
one
of
the
vlcva
of
democracy
-Robert
Lynd.
14,
1928.
OF
EVANGELIST
l
-'
jiBi
1
i
i
!
Hartley
of
meeting
ot
four
thousand
persons
here
lav.
ot
Rink
Rapids
between.
Carmacks
and
It
Is
feared,
however,
that
considerable
puner
ot
the
steamer
Is
Kenneth
Fife.
Dawson's
passengers:
T
WIKELESH
Itt'.rOKT.
8
a.m.
DIGBY
ISLAND
Raining,
light
north
wind;
barometer.
29.33;
temperature,
44;
sea
smooth.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer,
59
90:
temperature,
41.
BULL
HARBOR.
Overcast,
raining.
strong
squall;
barometer.
29.23;
tem
perature.
S3;
sea
choppy,
7.40
pm,
spoke
steamer
Oray,
Rose
Harbor
tor
Vancouver,
198
miles
from
Vancouver;
H.2Q
pm.
spoke
tug
Lome
towing
barges
Bincamon
and
Blscayne,
four
miles
from
Boat
Harbor.
NOON
DIGBY
ISLAND.
Raining,
light
S.E.
wind:
barometer,
39.18;
temperature,
33;
sea
smooth.
DBA
DTREE
POINT.
Barometer,
29.02;
temperature,
49.
BULL
HARBOR.
Raining,
strong
S.W.
wind;
barometer.
39.34;
temperature.
55;
sea
rough;
8.30
a.m.
spoka
steamer
Catala
leaving
Mltbank
Sound
northbound.
Circulation
1621
Sale!
585
.
1-.
Weird
Complications
in
Case
of
Los
Angeles
Conspiracy;
Woman
Perjurer
Declared
Paid
LOS
ANGELES.
October
14.
A
hint
that
a
blind
kUoraev
had
been
dona
to
death
following
hu
revelatlona
tt
the
McPhersjn
kidnapping
.Investigation
j
tootled
vhc
court
at
the
evangelist-
!
conspiracy.
K.
A,
McKlnley.
the
alghtleca
ago
with
two
other
men
under
an
overturned
auto
In
a
mJil
hole
bealde
the
Lcn;
Beach-Wllmlngton
Read.
Yesterday
Ura.
Lorraine
Wiseman
SltUff.
prosecution
wltneta,
ia.:d
she
caa
ceaxa
me
aiurarj
a
accreiary.
teiuce
anorru,
ioit
a
suspicion
taa
it
Jm'gh;
have
been
done
on
purpose.
Following
the
announcement
ot
the;
kidnapping
theory
In
Kplaa'.l
n
ot
lira.
McPhersons
absence
between
May
18
and
June
23
last.
McKtniey
stated
he
had
been
approached
by
two
men
representing
themselves
as
the
cldaappsra
jand
demanding
i30X3O
rirjrm
t;r
the
return
o"
the
evangelist.
Af
r
McKLa-
Ity'a
death.
It
a-u
annaunc.-d
at
An-griua
Temple
that
he
htd
been
nrg-UaUng
with
the
kUlsappen
to
dear
up
the
cae.
His
sudden
death
closed
that
(
chapter
ot
the
mystery.
Mrs.
Sielatf
declared
she
had
been
paid
by
the
evangelist
In
her
rsle
ot
perjurer
to
support
Cie
abdu:tfon
theory
l
-l
KAKTHQl
AKE
WAS
IXLT
AT
DIUHY
it
A
distinct
shock,
believed
to
have
been
an
earthquake,
was
felt
on
Dlgby
Island
at
1
40
thla
morning.
Some
people,
wf
re
.
wakened
up"
and
the
operator
who'
was
on
duty
at
the
wireless
r
station
felt
U
quite
perceptibly.
The
sheck
was
of
-
about
ten
seconds
duration.
NEW
RAILWAY
TO
OPEN
TOMORROW
IS
VALUABLE
FOR
GRAIN
WINNIPEG,
Oct
14.
The
new
cutoff
running
from
Hanna
on
the
Drumheller
subdivision
for
82
miles
nsrthwrst
to
Warden
cn
the
Stettler
subdivision
of
the
Canadian
National
Rallwajs
will
be
sfflclally
put
Into
operation
tomorrow.
October
15.
when
the
first
mixed
train
will
leave
Hanna
at
7
am.,
arriving
at
Warden
at
13
o'clock.
With
the
opening
up
of
thla
branch
lice
the
Canadian
National
Railways
will
serve
a
rich
agricultural
country
and
provide
direct
access
for
westbound
grain
en
route
from
points
south
and
east
of
Hanna
and
also
provide
direct
access
between
Edmonton
and
those
points.
CANADIAN
IMPORTER
WORK
ISPROCEEDING
Considerable
Hull
and
Englnr
Repair
to
be
Made
following
Mramllug
In
St.
1-av.renre
Klver
Work
on
COMM.
freighter
Canadian
Importer
at
the
local
dry
dock
b
now
proceeding.
Repairs
to
damage
of
hull
and
engines
following
a
recent
stranding
In
the
St.
Lawrence
River
will.
It
Is
expected,
take
about
a
month's
time.
There
are
twenty-five
plates
to
be
treated
and
a
number
of
frames.
WITHER
REPORT
'
Prince
Rupert.
Raining,
light
north
wind,
temperature,
44.
Terrace.
Rain,
wind.
temp.
40,
Anyox.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
41.
Stewart.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
32.
H
axel
ton.
Snowing,
calm,
temp.
30.
Telegraph
Creek.
Part
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
28.
Burns
Luke.
Snowing,
calm,
temp.
34
Zero
at
Nahltn
thla
morning.
WhltehorsA
Clear,
north
wind
temp.
29.
Dawson.
Clesr.
10
above.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
SCOTTISH
I.EAIUE
Pit
Moil
I.
Queen's
Park
3.
Alrdrleonlans
3.
Hungary
cannot
long
endure
In
Its
dismembered
state,
said
Count
8tephen
Bletheen,
Prime
Minister.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
,.
Phone
457.
n:c
2zvz
cui3
hearing
jrecterday
on
chargea
of
criminal
lawyer,
waa
found
dead
several
weeka
ROAD
PROGRAM
TO
BE
BEFORE
LEGISLATURE
1EAL
I!IS1M
WILL
COMMENCE
4.VM.IKV
lit
I'OLLOWIMl
AX
AIUOlkNMENT
fKO.M
IIIXEMUL'K
16
VICTORIA,
Oct.
14.
Premier
Oliver
innounccd
yesterday
that
the
annual
meeting
ot
the
British
Columbia
legts-eture
would
have
a
one-day
session
7H
December
18,
but
that
the
regular
iUfincss
session
would
commence
on
January
10,
.,
,
The
opening
session
when
the
Lieut,
governor's
address
will
be
given
.outlining
the
-
sessions!
peogramw
1
'
prob-,
.,
ably
last
less
wan
an
tour.
I
The
most
important
measure
to
come
j
before
the
House
this
winter
will
be
legislation
authorizing
a
loan
for
road
construction.
ADEN
MARU
IS
DUE
ON
SUNDAY
CAPTAIN
REPORTS
HE
WILL
ARRIVE
AT
TRIPLE
ISLW1I
AT
NOO.V
THAT
HAY
II
WEATHER
PERMITS
The
master
of
the
Japanese
freighter
Aden.
Mara,
which
will
be
the
first
vessel
to
lead
wheat
at
the
local
grain
elevator,
repcrts
by
wireless'
that.
It
weather
permits,
the
vessel
will
arrive
at
Triple
Island
at
neon
on
Sunday.
It
may
be
a
little
liter,
however,
as
the
vessel
la
reported
to
be
experiencing
heavy
weather.
In
any
case,
abe
should
arrive
here
Sunday
evening
aome
time.
Capt.
Larry
Thomson
will
meet
the
Adeu
Uaru
at
Triple
Island
and
pilot
her
In.
She
will
anchor
in
the
harbor
to
pass
quarantine
and
will
then
proceed
to
the
dry
dock
to
be
lined
before
going
to
the
elevator
to
take
on
cargo.
The
Aden
Maru
wilt
probably
be
In
port
a
"week
or
more.
TWO
MEN
SHOT
ONE
BULLET
WERE
IOl'M
l)EAI
IN
PORTLAND
CLlM'tlll
IS
EACH
OTIItUH
ARMS
l
TRICK
PORTLAND,
Oct.
14.
Clasped
In
each
other's
arms
and
both
killed
by
a
single
bullet,
the
bodies
of
H.
W.
Knosa.
30
years
ot
age.
and
Enrico
Carr,
both
of
!
Portland,
were
discovered
last
night
In
the
cab
ot
a
truck
parked
at
the
curb
of
an
unfrequeuted
atreet.
Death
resulted
from
a
bullet
fired
from
a
rifle
cunningly
rigged
on
the
sox
beneath
a
pile
ot
leaves
on
the
rear
ot
the
truck.
,
A
man
evidently
pulled
the
trigger.
CARPENTERS
WANTED
A
number
of
earjieiiier",
rough
carpenters
ntiJ
la-
liorers
will
he
minimi
at
Dry
Dock
for
lining
efratn
ships.
Apply
to
Dry
Dork
Off
find
leave
iianic
.
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;nl-ilress,
211
4,
4,
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