25
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
JLnywharc
at
Anytime
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
and
6th
81
J
;...
WATT
VIDECK,
Pro
LVOL.
XVI.
No.
229".
GRAIN
TAKEN
INTO
ELEVATOR
it
was
Miirrtu
iKiiM
gki.i:v
MIIIXIi,
AI.1I1KTA:
Ol
III
Its
EN
KOI
IK
The
first
car
of
grain
for
export
was
taken
Into
the
elevator
here
today.
It
u
graded
number
2
Northern
and
cam
.from
Oreenablelds
near
WalnwTlght.
Owliur
to
the
delay
In
harvesting
oper
ation
In
AlbertanreriTttlbar,-la
shipped
and
the
small
amount
alng
west
has
mostly
gone
to
Van-
Icouref
While
there
Is
more
grain
now
en
trout
here,
the
quantities
are
nat
large
and
aom
of
it
may
yet
b
diverted
south.
Manager
Joe
Bennett
this
morning
staled
that
the
elevator
worked
well
and
they
expected
to
be
buy
pretty
aeon.
RESOLUTIONS
REGARD
ROADS
GATHERING
AT
EHMONTON
CALLS
I
PON
GOWUNMENT
AT
OTTAWA
I
OK
All)
EDMONTON,
Sept
SO
Two
reaolu
tlons
of
importance
were
passed
at
the
annual
convention
of
the
Canadian
Good
Roads
Association
yesterday
Th
first
rails
for
th
re-etab!lshment
of
federal
aid
to
road
building,
while
the
second
urge
the
early
completion
ot
the
trans-Canada
highway.
Both
will
be
submitted
to
the
Oovernment
at
Ottawa,
Hon.
Oeorge
S.
Henry,
minister
of
hlghwsys
for
the
province
of
Ontario
Is
the
new
president
Hon.
John
Oliver
premier
of
B.C
Is
first
vice-presldeut
and
Patrick
Phillip
of
Victoria
is
one
of
the
directors.
GETSMONEY
'''i
!
AND
DIVORCE
AT1II.IO
KAMlV
AWAKIlEO
S33.0OH
H
AM
AGES
IN
YMTOKIA
IIV
.Mlt.
JISTICE
l.
A.
MrlXIXAI.lt
VICTORIA,
Sept.
30.
Decree
absolute
was
granted
by
Mr.
Justice
D.
A.
McDonald
yesterdsy
In
the
divorce
hearing
ot
Randy
vs.
Randy.
The
petitioner
At-tlllo
Randy
asked
150.000
damagea.
The
Jury,
alter
deliberating
fifteen
minutes,
returned
an
award
of
133.000
In
favor
of
the
petitioner,
costs
to
be
paid
by
the
co-respondent,
Eugene
Robelln,
who
Is
now
In
Nice.
France.
CUP
PLAYERS
WERE
BEATEN
VANCOUVER,
Sept
30.
In
exhibition
games
her
yesterdsy
Oeorge
F.
Peer
and
A,
S.
Milne,
local
tennU
stars,
de
feated
Harada
and
Tarawa.
Davis
Cup
plsyera
6-3,
8-4
In
double.
In
singles
Harada
defeated
Jack
Mc-
Q1U
6-4,
9-7
and
Tarawa
vanquishes
0-1.
0-2.
"
IOM.AU
WINNER
Oi'
JO(KL'V
(Lilt
BANK
CLERK
STAKES
m.hmakki:t
4.
NEWMARKET.
"Sept.
00.
Sir
Abe
Baileys
Fcxlaw
won
the
r
Jockey
Club
stakes
todsy
from
sblario
which
was
the
red
hot
4
f
avorlte.
Foliation
was
the
.third
home
ot
the
five
that
ran.
.
"
.-Vi-
.
tttttt
STOLE
MONEY
II
tilt
l.'Y
MeNEILL
I'.MlLK
AKKEST
AT
Gtl.T.
(ITA
KIO,
ON
f
IUKGE
!'
MI.M0
HI
I
I
T
O
ALT.
Ont.
Sept.
30.
Harvey
J.
McNeill,
aged
20.
ledger-keeper
la
the
branch
ot
tb
Bank
of
Montreal
here.
1
under
arrest
following
the
discovery
this
morning
that
S32.OO0
had
been
atolen
from
the
bank.
McNeill
is
alleged
to
have
cpeatd
the
cat
and
taken
the
money
and
jumped
aboard
a
freight
train
travelling
about
a
mile
assy
and
burying
-the
money
and
returning
to
the
bank
The
money
was
returned
to
the
bank,
hsving
been
found
by
the
police
who
stated
McNeill
had
confessed.
He
was
brought
up
In
police
court
and
remanded
untu
Tuesday.
RAIN
DELAYS
HARVEST
AGAIN
ing
storm
of
last
week.
Continued
unfavorable
weather
la
af
fecting
the
whole
wheat
price
market
openlrg
this
morning
from
a
cent
to
two
and
a
halt
rents
higher
yesterday
afternoon.
September
1925
and
la
const
c-rabiy
ahead
ot
the
2.993.000
pounds
lsnded
here
In
August
of
this
year.
Good
weather
has
conspired
during
the
past
month
to
make
successful
tuning
and
price
hvt
ben
satisfactorily
all
the
way
through
th
thirty
daya.
The
sales
over
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning
were
aa
follows,
all
being
American'!
Seattle.
58.000,
to
Booth
Fisheries.
Nordic
31.000.
and
Yukon.
18.000.
First
das
bids
were
from
lie
to
14.6c
while
So
was
paid
for
second
clasa.
Lord
Byng
is
Imbued
with
Cunadian
Ideals
and
Says
They
Will
Benefit
Nations
QUEBEC.
September
30.-"I
return
to
England
Imbued
with
the
Ideal
of
and
it
Is
my
purpose
to
do
my
very
beat
to
maintain
them.
"The
ldeala
of
Canada
have
been
beneficial
to
thla
country
and
they
will
continue
to
be.
but
It
Is
not
only
Canada
they
benefit,
for
they
will
exercise
an
Influence
for
good
throughout
the
whole,
league
of
English
speaking
nations."
"All
I
want
how."
aald
Baron
Byng.
"Is
Just
to
alt
down,
I
havent
sat
down
tor
64
years,
but
now
I
will
enjoy
a
rest,"
Asked
If
that
portended
the
writing
of
his
memoir,'
Lord
Byng
said:
"The
trouble
li
when
soldier
writ
memoir
:
they
always
abuse
some
one
auditor
my
part
there
I
not
a
soul
in
the
world
that
want
'abuse.'
"1
PRINCE
RUPERT
a-
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
THURSDAY
SEPTEMBER
30.
1928.
J
CRASH,
an
ancient
town
situated
55
miles
northeast
cf
Jerusalem,
where
in
tb
course
of
exploration
aaionj
the
ruins
there
was
found
a
head,
believed
ti
be
the
earUest
yet
found
representing
Jesus
the
Christ.
Undfr
the.
hlghcat
point
cf
the.
west
wall
at
the
right
of
the
photo
jrafh
In
the
space
at
the
base
of
the
wall
of
the
basilica
is
where
ihe
head
was
found.
On
the
left
of
the
picture
Is
a
ruined
circular
wall,
remains
of
the
ruined
round
church
with
Inscriptions
on
the
mosaic
pavement.
NURSE
HAS
BEEN
FOUND
MI
MtllV
WAKBIKTON.
GIVEN
I
P
IOU
I.OsT.
IS
IN
prince-'ton'
iiopiT.tL
FKIMETON,
Sept.
3.
All
hope
of
finding
her
halnt
keen
glen
up
seteral
dajs
.
Mis
Mary
Warburton,
S-;ear
old
nurw
who
dlprrrd
an
Augu4
16
while
on
a
like
from
Hope
te
ITInceton
er'
the
sliti-flie
mile
trail,
was
found
Ut
night
by
searchers
near
here
and
brought
I
the
hapltal
In
a
weakened
condition.
When
she
started
out
from
llpe
she
hsd
on!
month
supplies
to
lt
her
tony
days.
TOTAL
HALIBUT
LANDINGS
HERE
MONTH
OI'
MHtMIHK
I
AHEAD
OF.
SAME
MONTH
LAST
YEAIt
Halibut
landings
at
thla
port
during
the
month
of
September
which
close;
today
totalled
3382.430
pounds
ot
which
S3
American
vessels
brought
2.736.800
pounds
and
78
Canadians.
523.
COO
poundsM'he
total
for
this
month
is
..
1
about
a
quarter
of
a
million
pounds
I'ltiri:
oi'
WHEAT
KIsEs
as
KEsI
LT
better
than
.the
3.087.000
pouncs
during
OI'
l
M'.W
OKAHI.E
W
KATIIEK
C'ONIHTIONS
WINNirEO.
Sept
30
Rain
fell
this
morning
In
many
sections
of
the
prairie
and
generally
the
weather
forecasts
were
unsettled
with
showers
threatening
delay
In
harvesting,
which
had
been
resumed
since
Moudsy
following
damag
Secretary
Cook
Admits
Miners'
Federation
is
Beaten
in
Coal
Strike
LONDON.
September
30.
The
first
admission
of
defeat
from
Secretary
Jook
of
the
Miners'
Federation
came
last
night
when
he
declared
in
an
address
jefore
the
tobacco
workers,
that
th
Union
miners
were
going
back
to
th
pits
'beaten
by
starvation."
They
fought
courageously
but
they
axe
Just
as
courageous
in
their
r-
reat,"
said
Cook
aa
he
denounced
Premier
Baldwin
aa
being
a
tool
of
the
own-rrs.
He
also
criticized
the
Trades
tlnlcn
Congress
for
fsllure
to
furnish
money
x
aid
the
miners
and
apply
a
coal
embargo.
D.
S.
Prlng
hall.
Communist,
was
sent
to
Jail
vesterday
for
three
months
mde
rthe
government-
Emergency
Powers
Act.
VIC
FOLEY
IS
JAP
ACQUITTED
VICTOR
OVER
MURDER
CHARGE
nit
iimr
i
iti
v
Nil
llllKrllll
I
NANADJO,
Sept.
30
Klnoshita,
thl
UlL
ITllllLliiUij
1
Japanese
charged
with
the
murder
of
WEIGHT
CHAMPIONSHIP
AGAINST
KIO
KOY
on
October
20
as
a
result
of
gettlnj
the
decision
over
Sjivlo
Mlreault
of
Montreal
in
a
ten
round
bout
hut
night.
The
match
was
the
final
elimination
bout
In
a
tournament
held
here
to
decide
who
wa
to
be
the
challenger
of
Roy.
Those
who
watched
the
fight
aay
Foley
was
smarter
and
out-generalled
1.1s
opponent
at
almost
all
stagea
ol
:he
game.
LIQUOR
MURDER
IN
ALEUTIANS
CIIAKLEY
KOSE
SHOT
IIV
HIS
STEPSON.
PETER
M.MIKANIKY.
IN
MOONSHINE
tJl'AKKEL
DUTCH
HARBOR.
Sept.
30.
Charley
Rose,
aged
54,
watchman
at
the
Interna
tional
Fisheries
cannery
at
Makuskln.
an
Cnadtanlsm."
aald
Boron
Byng,
the
retiring
Governor
General,
prior
to
sailing
Uolatpd
gpot
(
the
Aleutian
f
t.
mUvrxrUaA
th-m
Hn.lntr
tiv
hinnf
vara
In
rrannfli
MONTREAL.
Sept.
30.
Vic
Foley
o'
Vancouver
will
meet
Leo
Roy
better
.mown
as
Kid
Roy.
the
featherweight
champion
of
Canada,
in
a
title
match
Islands,
was
shot
and
killed
on
Sunday
by
Peter
Blmlkanlky.
his
stepson
and
only
neighbor.
The
killing
was
the
result
of
a
quarrel
over
moonshine
whiskey.
The
men
had
been
drlnklng
and
the
stepson
demanded
raore
liquor
which
Rose
refused
to
give
him.
Slmlkanlky
then
fired
three
shot
from
a
rifle
and
killed
Rose
Advertlie
111
The
'dally
Newt
i
a
fellow
countryman
at
oPrt
Alice
m
18
u,t-
"
acquitted
on
the
am.
now
iompete
I
ok
rEATlli:r.-.Jul
S
IffrftimH.
ground
rtt
of
u
self-defence
in
the
asslza
court
yesterdsy.
The
evidence
showed
that
the
de
ceased
Konlshl
entered
the
room
and
the
accused
has
his
nose
broken
and
other
Injuries
inflicted
before
Klnoshita
.Circulation
1875
grabbed
the
knife
off
the
table
and
subbed
the
assailant
twice,
the
latter)
lying
soon
after.
'
"
VANCOUVER,
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Asked.
B.C.
..Silver
1.80
1.87
Dunwell
US
1.19
Gladstone
.33
.34
Independence
.07
L.
&
L.
.05U
.03
Indian
.05
.05
ft
Premier
3.14
V.
2.18
Porter
Idaho
.08t
.08
H
Bllvercrest
.12
Wheat
1.45
Bounce
the
batteries
fcr
games.
LEADERSHIP
Sale
5-U
the
opening
The
National
League
closed
yesterday
;
with
Boston
defeating
the
tall
end
Philadelphia
team
twice.
St.
Louis
finish
ed
24
games
over
the
Phllll:-s.
while
dnexnati.
Pittsburg
and
Chicago
finished
next
In
order.
AMERICAN
LEAGl
E
Washington-Philadelphia,
rain.
NATIONAL
LEA
LI
I'
E
Philadelphia
8-11,
Boston
7-2.
IS
DECLINED
lK.
.
F.
TOLMIE
CANNOT
BE
PER
M'AIiED
TO
LEAVE
IEDEHAL
ARENA
TOR
PROVINCIAL
Dally
Times
today
states
that
effort
of
leading
Conservatives
to
persuade
Dr.
&
F.
Tolmie,
federal
member
tor
Victoria,
to
accept
the
Conservative
leader
ship
in
the
province
hare
failed.
Dr.
Tolmie,
according
to-
the
Time,
was
the
last
hope
ot
those
seeking
to
prevent
th
recall
of
Hon.
W.
J.
Bowsei
tc
the
leadership.
The
former
agreed
to
consider
the
offer
when
he
!elt
here
for
Ottawa
but
since
tailed
to
accept.
The
Times
then
goes
on
to
ssy
that
Mr.
Bowser
is
unlikely
to
be
opposed
at
the
Conservative
convention.
Dr.
Tolmie
colleagues,
the
newspaper
I
kostI
sdds,
flstly
opposed
bis
going
Into
the
provincial
arena,
thus
opening
the
fed
eral
seat
of
Victoria
and
risking
It
losa
GOLD
STRIKE
MARMOT
RIVER
STEWART.
Sept
30
A
sensational
I
gold
strolke
has
been
made
by
H.
C.
rti.,lM
iLf-
-a
tsn
nmii.rt.
.
nn
I
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newlf
laid
dancln
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latent
and
best
for
the
least.
Ptiona
,467.
pr:c
nc
cz:3
EW
STEVEDORING
COMPANY
FORMED
HE
MYTHING
IN
READINESS
FOR
THE
OPENING
WORLD
SERIES
BALL
GAME
Stevedoring
Company
Formed
This
Port
by
Group
of
Local
People
Incorporation
U
bring
nought
for
a
local
company
to
engage
In
stevedorln
Prince
Rupert.
The
new
concern
baa
been
organized
through
the
efforta
c:
P
McCatfery.
who
baa
been
working
on
it
tor
come
time
and
the
papers
ban
ow
been
filed
and
the
company
will
very
soon
be
In
a
position
to
engage
lr
business
here.
It
la
explained
that
the
powers
of
the
company
are
very
widi
ad
there
la
a
possibility
of
it
extending
Its
operation
to
other
places
than!
r
I
nee
Rupert
The
directors
of
the
new
company.
It
Is
stated,
will
engage
a
competent
nanagcr,
on
wtio
la
thoroughly
acquainted
with
the
loading
and
lining
of
ships
TOST
CAR
OF
-
and
who
will
be
In
a
position
to
feature
the
loading
of
the
grain
vessels
ion
which
come
to
this
port.
The
company
has
strong
financial
backing
and
ex-pecta
to
became
a
permanent
Institution
at
this
port.
The
only
concern
now
doing
business
'.
here
Is
the
Pacific
Stevedoring
Company
at
Vancouver.
All
Set
for
Big
World
Series
Game
Saturday
with
Yankees
Favorites
NEW
YORK,
September
30.-
Everything
Is
In
order
now
for
the
opening
jf
the
World
Series
contest
Saturday
and
odds
of
six
to
five
are
being
quoted
In
avor
of
the
Yankees.
One
Broad
Street
firm
reported
placing
a
wager
cf
twelve
wo
ten
thousand
dollars
that
New
York
take
the
series
and
another
bet
of
one
bousand
against
twelve
thousand
that
the
Yankees
take
four
straight
games,
i
ices
of
fourteen
to
one
that
St.
Louis
does
not
win
four
straight
and
thrt
to
ne
that
the
Cardinals
dont
win
the
first
two
games
are
offered.
Already
40.000
requests
have
been
-
received
for
2S.0C0
reserved
seats
and
,t
is
estimated
137.000
fana
will
witness
the
games
Saturday
and
Sunday
at
a
cost
of
approximately
half
a
million
dollars.
The
games
start
at
1.33
eastern
tune.
Both
managers
so
far
refuse
to
an-
CONSERVATIVES
ENTHUSIASTIC
OVER
ME1GHEN
NEWSPAPER
AYS
THEY
ARE
OlitK.
INU
HKillEST
;IIT
IN
T1IE1E
POWER
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
80.
The
Pro
vince
yesterday
said:
Following
th
announce?
mnt
of
Hon.
Arthur
Meightu
upon
retirement
from
the
arena,
of-federal
politics
he
might
come
to
live
In
British
Columbia,
local
Conservatives
are
discussing
the"
possibility
of
his
accepting
the
leadership1
of
the
party
In
Jils
province.
The
idea
Is
meeting
with
enthusiastic
reception
among
the
lead-
rrs
of
the.
party,
who
say
British
Col
umbia
demonstrated
In
no
uncertain
terms
Its
faith
in
th
man
and
his
Victoria
Sent.
30.
The
Victoria
1
2oUcles
and
now
a
further
demonstra-
.
.
:
.
ion
of
regard
from
British
Columbia
Conservatives
In
the
form
of
the
highest
fift
in
their
power
In
connection
with
what
is
considered
a
most
appropriate
JvrnU
his
becoming
a
resident
of
.th
rovince.
QUESNEL
CRIME
INVESTIGATED
ADMITTED
THAT
HE
FIKEII
HIT
SAYS
NEIGHBOR
WAS
KIL-LEI
BY
SOMEONE
ELSE
QUESNEL.
Sept
30
After
warnlnj
Morice
Orloll,
a
neighbor
with
whom
Tm
was
not
on
good
terms,
to
keep
away
from
'the
cabin
when
be
saw
him
approaching
Sunday,
Aaron
Kosti
tired
a
shot
to
frighten
the
older
man.
ac
cording
to
an
alleged
confession
mad
to
the
provincial
police
in
Jail
her.
Kosti
is
charged
with
toe
murder
ot
Orloll
tor
whose
body
Indian
blood-
bounds
are
now
searching
under
super-
Z7:
rn,
.
n
ot
th.
ponce
oi
district
ten
which
Is
owned
by
H.
C.
Magee.
Dr.l
R.
E.
McKachnle
ot
Vancouver
and
as-'l
IIQUI
1
-.
-Wnn-m
ounces
or
cola
valued
at
12,799
-3
i
.
.
4
.
.
Oliver
h"
be
Mt
"
wi
S17
in
or
a
total
vue
of
I
'l1
S3
.8
160
per
ton.
Thirteen
claim
In
all
have
so
far!
been
located
In
the
vicinity
and
a
I
-l.l.,,M
...M,n
H
mmrmA
"TVtl.t
TZTLZr-Z.
.71Za.
the
body
from
the
spot
wher.
It
fell,
Tw
w
,
...
(which
U
now
bloodaoaked
and
aervct
.
...
.
.
,
,.,1
a
starting
point
for
the
searcher.
mot
River,
the.
former
one
having
beeq
1
made
by
W.
R.
Harner
and
Homer
I
Flrklln
to
the
east
of
the
.on
now
re
ported.
Men
Were
Rescued
from
Depth
of
the
Pabst
Iron
Mine
Coming
Back
Into
World
Through
Shaft
IRONWOOD.
September
30.
The
rescue
of
43
miners
from
the
depth
of
the
Pabst
Mine
where
they
were
trapped
Friday
at
noon,
waa
completed
late
last
night.
Every
one
of
the
miner
wa
lifted
to
the
urfac
through
an
adjoining
shaft
and
sent
to
the
hospital
to
recuperate.
The
faces
ot
the
weary
miner
were
covered
with
red
ore
and
dust
and
k
heavy
growth
of
beard
a
they
cam
bark
into
the
world
through
the
shaft,
the
one
adjoining
the
opening
that
wa
clogged
Friday
by
an
avalanche
of
rock
and
slate.
-
Most
of
the
men
are
rapidly
recovering
thla
morning
from
their
enforced
stay
of
120
houra
underground
and
the
them
would
be
-.able
to
return
to
their
doctors''
announce
-
that
the
majority
of
home
loqlght.
'
,
I
miles
north
where
the
two
men'
ad-
Joining
homesteads
were
situated;
According
to
the
authorities,
Kosti
the
cartridge
was
not
loaded
with
balls
but
with
small
shot.
He
maintain
that
I
Orloll
was
killed
by
some
person
who
tired
from
ambush
and
later
removed
JUDGES
WILL
INVESTIGATE
SMI
OGLING
TO
HE
CHIEF
OBJECT
OF
PKOIIE
WITH
THREE
JIDGES
ON
COMMISSION'
OTTAWA.
Scot.
30.
Measure
for
the
.
suppreaaion
of
smuggling
on
the
lnter4
?
national
border
will
be
one
of
the
chief
.
'
'
consideration
ot
the
Canadian
custom
probe
when
It
resumes
it
sitting
shortly.
An
order
In
council
enlarging
tb
commission
front
on
to
three
Judge
was
issued
yesterday,
The
ad
ditional
Judges,
are
Mr.
Justice
Wright
ot
the
supreme
court
of
Ontario
and
Mr.
Justice
Brown
chief
of
the
court
cf
King'
Bench,
Saskatchewan,
wltn
the
present
commissioner,
Sir
Franco!
tmieux
as
chairman.
Th
commission
wUI
visit
th
Pacific
coast.
'-
J.
li
HI
.1