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NF.W
PER
COMPANY
I
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11
1
la
PaatllafM
I,
ntM
or
(AN
AHA
HMW
ADMITTED
PLAN
WAS
IN
Ilia:
A
I
It
VCR
Oct
T.
P
Jones.
Uie
Cauaca
Cement
Oo
r
(ihruugh
Vancouver
today
ta
Victoria
where
he
will
lata
He
said
he
was
membcf
v.e
controlling
large
timber
Prince
Oorre
and
admitted
'-
TanUatlon
of
a
company
to
!
i
i-ge
pulp
and
paper
plant
-s:
in
the
air
1
!
i
FvmPNrp
IS
COMPLETED
:
n
to
akoi
i:
aimi
i:
ir
t
in
it-
tONM-IHACV
I
AM.
ON
Mill-
NtHllAV
M:XT
A.'
Elxa.
Oct.
SO.
Almee
Me-i
n!lat
mnA
hr
mother.
M
:a
Kennedr.
both
accuwd
of
jplracy.
closed
their
dtfrnce
c
her
taking
the
witness
stand
ie
chargrs
that
they
plotted
ifaiure
tvidcnce
supporting
W
Pherson'a
story
of
kidnapping
i.t
'
as
hearing,
which
lasted
1i?ka
(l
i.
Iam
nl.
mil
;?mber
3.
ERETT
AFIRE
IS
ABANDONED
t
sa-llaaaa,a-s
-eaa
ajkMU
km
hlzi:
m;ah
wan
ikan-
1
wiinriisf
vBski
jassh-
r
m
snm
ri
w
'osy
on
runu
Oordon.
18
mues
1
UI
nra
altief
ak.nlAnikn
1kT
-
fsaau
sv
aiwtiu'litu
1
toUl
loss
utt
ouulde
Eureka
'er
lUglng
a
desperate
fight
U
suu
a
vu
m
V
f
the
crew
were
forced
from
Uie
"i
iumes
irom
the
cnlonae
oi
which
formed
part
of
the
cargo.
-cr
lancn
aboard
the
coast
guard
NEW
TELEPHONE
DIRECTORY.
V
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I
itill
fun
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or
ih'w
lilinirs
fur
ni
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tuii.i.k
in
e
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lit
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lf
1.
1
.
.
I
flH.
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!
..11
-iiiiciii.
iiii
v
linn,
mil
in-
'r
than
November
10.
25(1
vkwu
iut
uh
in
case
oi
log
dt
snipe
entering
or
leartng
the
port.
It
haa
been
pointed
out
to
the
department
here
that
the
marine
under-wnun
require
one
or
two
more
light
to
be
ralablUhed
In
the
neighborhood
of
Prince
Rupert
Harbor
before
they
will
grant
the
same
low
Insurance
rate
on
vesaels
going
to
or
from
Prince
Rupert
by
way
of
Hecate
Straits
a
l
now
TMI
NT
ignen
for
those
going
to
the
ocean
by
way
of
Dtioq
Entrance
north
of
Queen!
Chariot
I
Islands.
With
a
direction
flndlr
station
alao
established.
It
Is
said
Prince
Rupert
would
be
available
i
tee-
shipping
without
any
delay
3M
days
in
the
year.
ItlltT
M'lHOir
IN
IMoKI.IIItIL
OAMC
a
EDilO.VTON.
Oct
79
-U.
Ing
a
brilliant
rally
In
the
second
half
after
being
down
eight
potnla,
Edmonton
Orads
last
night
defeated
the
Detroit
Nations
Is
by
a
score
of
34
to
l
nlcg
by
a
total
of
U
to
ST.
ftlon.
regarded
as
the
builder
of
Alaa-!
ka's
reindeer
Industry,
reported
on
hU
SUBMARINE
DISABLED
EVIDENCE
IN
TRUNK
OWNED
BY
ORMISTON
M.M
IMK'l
MKN1
M
(
l
Kl:lt
Still
TO
UK
Ol'
IIMUILsT
IMPORTANCE
IN
MrPHkRsON
cam:
LO
ANill.l.
cut.
saHMrlrt
Attorney
Kr)
announced
today
that
a
trunk
belonging
ta
Kenneth
OrmUton,
Ilie
nMij
io-defendant
In
I
lie
Almee
MTlieron
rwn-pirary
rae.
had
been
sent
here
alter
It
was
dlwotrred
In
a
hotel
In
New
lurk
lwfe
OrnMon
lived
almost
a
month
until
tie
disappeared
on
et-leniber
II.
The
trunk
contained
documentary
etldrnre
ut
Hie
highest
Imnnrtanre
hut
krtrt
relud
to
dl
Wm
its
nature.
r
REINDEER
WERE
a-a
is'vuaa
iiuaau
I.DMONTON
lilt
tit
ALL
KILLED
OFF
f'CIIOKr
TO
r.oTAHIIMI
INIUMKV
!
on
tun
in
iM.tsn
rKottt
a
I
AILI
KK
)
SEATTLE.
Oct
29
W
T.
Lopp
of
37
in
the
second
and
final
game
4
j
SeatUe.
former
chief
of
the
Alaska
of
the
basketball
series
and
win-
division
of
the
VA.
bureau
of
educa-
return
yesterday
from
a
fifteen
months
journey
to
Baron
Island
tn
the
Canadian
Arctic
that
the
country
there
was
not
suitable
for
reindeer.
The
lnvesll-
mAROARTi
wAVFn
'
rtlon
w,-e
made
at
the
request
ol
ttDimiAU
0.'lTLUjtt.e
Mudsons
Bay
Co.
which
stocked
jthe
Island
In
l2l
with
500
reindeer
NEW
LONDON.
Conn
Ort.
29.-A
.
rs-iU)
found
Km(
,h,
ar
ht(,
diM
dW
message
received
yesterday
ner-;frtm
Urr,Uon
,nd
the
mt
been
noon
sUted
that
the
Perurlan
submarine
-.x,,,,
kale1
b-
R-2
was
disabled
Wednesday
off
Cape
j
Xtsy
on
the
coast
of
Delaware
bound
for
Peru.
She
Is
proceeding
to
New
London
under
her
own
power
and
all
aboard
were
saved.
The
fifth
annual
convention
or
the
American
Construction
Council,
an
or
gaulraUon
of
all
Interests
in
the
building
Industry,
will
be
held
at
Cleveland,
November
8-10.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Asked.
Wheat
1.46
j;
B.C.
Silver
178
1.82
Daly
Alaska
.00
.02
Olaclrr
.OS
Indian
.OS
.05
L
k
L.
.07
.08
Edmonton
Delegates
Looking
Over
Port
Facilities
and
Are
Pleased
with
What
They
Seeing
The
Edmonton
delegation
consisting
of
the
Hon.
R.
O,
Reld,
provincial
secretary
in
the
Alberta
Government
and
representing
it
officially.
Alderman
C.
J.
Robson.
who
was
Just
recently
elected
president
of
the
Edmonton
Board
of
Trsds.
and
who
Is
here
representing
the
City
of
Edmonton,
P.
W.
Doherty.
second
vice-president
of
the
Edmonton
Hoard
of
Trade
and
representing
that
organisation
here,
tnd
C.
R.
Morrison,
managing
editor
of
the
Edmonton
Journal,
representing
the
press
of
Edmonton,
arrived
here
yesterday
afternoon
and
were
met
by
a
large
delegation
of
the
Board
of
Trade,
Mayor
Newton
and
others.
They
were
taken
for
a
trip
around
the
harbor
In
the
launch
28
and
had
the
point
of
Interest
pointed
out
to
them
as
well
as
the
special
leaiures
ui
me
harbor
from
a
commercial
nn
ui
view.
In
the
evening
they
dined
with
a
few
members
of
the
Board
of
Trade
In-formally
at
the
Commodore
Cafe
and
entertained
at
the
Prince
later
were
nupert
Club.
Today
they
have
been
going
through
the
elevator,
the
Cola
Storage
plsnt
and
the
shipyards
and
this
evening
they
are
to
be
the
guesU
of
the
council
of
the
local
Board
of
Trade
at
dinner
at
the
Commodore
Cafe
Uter
In
the
evening
they
will
attend
the
Hospital
Ball
at
the
auditorium
nd
,v
,or
nome
tomorrow
eastbound
train.
morning
on
the
M-niiT
co.orr.itATio.v
Hou
Mi
R'd
"
conversation
with
a
1
Dally
News
representative
said
he
ap
preciated
the
spirit
of
co-operation
shown
by
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
and
their
presence
here
at
this
time
was
an
Indication
that
they
were
ready
to
do
their
part.
Alberta
and
British
Columbia
were
neighbors
and
the
busl-lies
relation
between
them
should
be
very
close
to
their
mutusl
advantage.
Speaking
or
the,cropa
tn
Alberta,
Mr.
Reld
sail
they
were
a
good
deal
better
than
wt
expected,
There
was
not
as
much
damp
grata
as
was
thought
although
there
undoubtedly
was
a
good
deal.
The
delegates
are
enjoying
their
visit
and
were
all
pleaaed
at
what
they
had
seen
so
far.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
New
UK.
MtNM
LI.I
ROBINSON
IIKAK-
IKOM
LlllV
IRIENII
O.N
.Mt!s-TKKY
PLl.NCr
PEOPLE
ARE
ADVANCED
IttVi:
MCA
LTD
Ol'
I1L.UK
IIAIK
AND
ALMOND
EVES,
lilUNtS
OKILNTAI.
CAST
LONDON.
Oct.
29.
Commuricstlaj
with
Mars
msy
be
nothing
new
after
ail.
Dr.
Mansfield
Robinson.
London
attorney,
who
became
a
telepathlst
yean
ago
declares
he
has
a
friend
In
Mars.
Ocmaruru.
a
woman
from
whom
he
receives
messsges
and
keeps
him
Informed
of
what
la
going
on
on
the
mystery
planet.
The
Martlsns
ue
tobacco
and
drink
tea,
according
to
Dr.
Robinson,
who
filed
a
wireless
message
at
the
central
radio
office
addressed
to
Mars
yesterday.
The
doctor
also
said
he
had
received
a
message
from
rxrsarufu,
presumably
tn
reply,
while
he
was
being
interviewed
re
lative
to
possibilities
of
other
persons
getting
In
touch
with
Msrs.
From
knowledge
which
he
avows
he
received
from
Msrs
Itself,
the
people
there
have
a
wealth
of
black
hair
and
almond
eyes,
giving
them
an
Oriental
caat
of
features.
Not
only
do
they
smoke
and
drink
tea
but
they
have
autos
which
hop
and
skip
over
the
ground
at
great
speed.
Dr.
Robinson
declares
tn
regard
to
avlstlon
thst
the
people
of
this
earth
are
thousands
of
years
belnd.
those
on
Msrs
who
use
enormous
airships,
electrically
propelled,
and
that
the
Martians
perfected
wireless
"long
before
Marconi
was
born."
CHAMPIONSHIP
RETAINED
BY
MONTREAL
BOY
VM!
IOLKY
IAII.S
MX'ONll
TIMK
TO
tit:
at
Kin
in
iv
in
ii:tiii:k-
VAKKIIIT
iO
IN
KANT
MONTREAL,
Oct
29.
Kid
Roy
of
Montreal
retained
the
Canadian
featherweight
crown
hen
he
decisively
outpointed
Vic
Foley
of
Vancouver
In
a
twelve
round
bout
here
last
night.
After
the
eighth
round
the
Issue
wa
never
tn
doubt
Honors
were
even
In
the
first
five
rounds
but
In
the
seventh
and
eighth
Roy
smothered
h'.s
opponent
with
a
whirlwind
attack
and
plica
up
a
commanding
lead
to
get
the
5
TAXI
Ambulance
and
waim
Boston
Grill
Service
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Anywhere
t
Anytime.
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
nd.
Exchange
Bulldlno.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
PRINCE
kUPERT
The
latest
and
bent
for
the
leant:
Phone
457,
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia'
Newspaper
XVI
No.
2J4.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
BC
FRIDAT
OCTOBER
29,
1928.
Circulation
1593.
Sales
405
PRICE
FIVE
Clrs
wit
slulememi
miners7
strike
m
m
m
mm
mm
v
a
m
mmjimmamm
iiiiii.f
'iif
imi
i
jmiiiImii
itti
rpi
it
mwmm
r
recnon
rinaing
dtation
is
Planned
Near
Prince
Rupert
I
Under
Radio
Telegraph
Branch
CTTAWA,
October
3.Th
question
ol
establishing
a
radio
direction
i
.
n
r
or
near
Frtnee
Rupert
wUi
be
Investlgsled
by
Director
Ed
s
ards
;r
telegraph
branch
of
the
department
of
marine
who
ta
accom
pin
j
nisi
""puly
minister
of
marine,
on
hi
fortbcomln(
visit
to
tb
Pacific
v
,?r
wal
vlalt
Prince
Rupert
together
and
the
question
of
establishment
r
is
which
hare
been
ared
for
will
then
be
discussed
with
the
local
Dliby
Island
and
also
with
the
Prlnte
Rupert
Board
of
Trade,
ccabtuhment
of
Pnnce
Rupert
aa
a
grain
shipping
port
1
making
It
'
c.
:,t
au
modtrn
shipping
conveniences
be
placed
there,
accord
lr.j
to!
ofielals
here,
and
the
latest
thing
u.
j
wai
ime
ta
a
direction
rinding
radio
j
"WaaPHssLaCKaiCHsla
9&EHaHaiaVVC9aBlaflPVHSa&
SWEDISH
BoJaL
TAUXVS
PAETT
n:ldent
t..
the
aDDr(mz
marrlaee
of
Prir,.
rM
r
,,
Pr.ncew
AstrM
tn
iOTember
20.
The
happy
caap'.e
are
seen
on
the
lef
Seated
tn
the
centre
U
Princess
Ingeborg,
mother
of
Prmceai
Astrld
behind
her
is
Prlnoess
Margaret
wife
of
Prince
Axel,
hell
to
the
throne
of
Denmark;
on
the
right
is
Pric
ss
Min.ca,
eldest
if
tae
thres
oat
ghters
of
Prince
Carl
and
Prluceu
Ingeborg.
MESSAGE&EROM
MARS
ARRIVE
Chancellor
Churchill
Suggests
Miners
Make
Offer
to
Government
Lloyd
George
chides
Government
with
help
lessness
while
finances
of
country
are
going
to
ruin
result
of
strike
y
LONDON.
October
23.
The
government
made
another
opening
for
the
.mlnera
last
night
through
Chancellor
Churchill
who.
during
an
address
In
Essex
declared
It
was
for
the
mlnera
to
make
a
proposal
which
the
government
could
endsrse
and
carry
forward
Irrespective
of
the
owners'
opinions.
Sptaring
at
Carnarvon
Lloyd
George
described
the
coal
dispute
as
"the
greatest
crlsU
alnce
the
war"
and
urged
that
the
Government
would
be
Justified
la
assuming
control
of
the
mines
under
the
Emergency
Powers
Act
and
compel
the
miners
and
owners'
to
sccept
the
findings
of
the
coal
commission's
repjrt.
"We
sre
passing
through
a
great
crisis."
said
the
little
Welshman,
and
"
the
Government
avows
its
com
Diet
SHIPPING
OUT
OF
EDMONTON
FORRUPERT
TIIIKO
Of
AU.
(iKAIN
INM'KCTtl)
AT
ALIIKKTA
CAPITAL
I'Oll
NOKTHKK.N
POUT
EDMONTON,
(HI.
2.
The
Imposition
of
the
penult
yctein
retutat-
.
lug
fclilpmrnt
ol
grain
lo
Vunrnutrr
lu
not
nulrrUllv
arfrt
ted
I
lie
Honor
grain
lo
that
port
from
Edmonton
Mini,
its
fully
une-thlril
of
the
grain
Inflected
here
Is
going
lu
Prime
Kiiprrt,
no
rliet
k
li
nolUruble
In
the
tulume
it
tr;iln
moving
out.
Steam
railroads
entering
Chicago
ex
pended
almost
$19,000,000
last
year
In
maintenance
of
suburban
service.
'helplessness.
Yet
our
trade
balance
Is
going
down
until
this
will
see
the
end
of
it
and
we
shall
be
forced
to
finance'
j
ourselves
with
foreign
credit.
This
cjun-
try
was
once
the
banker
of
the
world
land
Is
now
walking
to
the
money
len-!
ders."
'FRUIT
CONSPIRACY
I
PROSECUTIOftENDS
AANCOIIVER,
Oct.
21.
Finis
was
written
to
the
Nash
fruit
conspiracy
prosecution
yesterday
when
Mr.
Justice
Gregory
In
the
assize
court
entered
a
stay
of
proceedings
in
regard
to
the
remaining
charges
against
53
defendant
already
dealt
with
on
certain
counts.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Only
two
Canadian
boat
sold
at
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning.
They
were
the
Moorl
H.
which
was
paid
18.8c
and
10c.
for
7,000
pounds
and
the
Yule
which
received
18.7c
and
lCc
for
1.200.
Two
Schooners
Dashed
to
Pieces
in
St.
Lawrence
River
and
Two
People
Lost
Lives
iii
Big
Storm
QUEBEC,
October
29.-
The
schooners
Ssguenay
and
Garner
were
lost
In
the
St.
Lawrence
River
in
the
vicinity
of
the
Island
of
Blc
about
200
mile
from
here
in
the
week
end
storms.
Twq
men
were
drowned,
according
to
Information
received
here
upon
the
re-establlshment
of
severed
communication.
The
victims
were
Captain
Turbls
of
the
.Oarner,
and.
Laurent
Jomphe.
a
passenger
on
the
same
vessel.
It
Is
believed
that
both
craft
were
off
the
Island
when
the
storm
broke.
They
were
swept
hora
and
dashed
lo
pieces.
Captain
Bolvln
and
three
members
of
the
crew
of
the
Ssguenay
were
saved
by
the
steam
barge
Popular
Bay.
ORDERS
ISSUED
FOR
KILLING
OF
2,000
BUFFALO
YVAIMVKIUIIT
IIEKI
TO
HE
KEIIL'CEO
BtfAlE
Ol"
LACK
Ol'
GRA2S
I
IM!
AKE.I
,
WIKMPEO.
Oct
29.
The
Free
Press
i
Ottawa
special
correspondent
aays
that
orders
were
if
sued
from
Ottawa
yesterday
authorizing
the
immediate
'slaughter
of
two
thousand
bu3alo
at
Walnwrlght
National
Park.
This
la
the
second
time
the
Canadian
Government
haa
been
compelled
.through
lack
of
a
sufficiently
large
'grazing
area
to
order
the
slaughter
of
buffalo
on
a
large
scale.
The
killing
of
these
animals
meana
that
Canadians
cuce
ure
will
have
a
chance
to
buy
buSalo
stiifc.
The
Government
doca
not
Interfere
with
the
distribution
of
the
meat,
which
In
1924
became
popular
as
far
east
as
Montreal.
YEIFUKU
MARU
LEAVING
TODAY
"K"
LINE
IKLKWITEK,
FINISHED
LOAblNII
CHAIN.
CLEARS
lOlt
VIROi
lirREK.NTATION
IS
MADE
.
NEXT
BOAT
ON
SUNDAY
.
i
MOVEMENT
OF
(IKAIN
TO
LOCAL
ELEVATOR
COXTIXIE.H
STEADILY
MICH
IS
IIEINU
DRIED
The
"K"
line
freighter
YeiXuku
Maru.
which
ha
completed
the
loading
of
some
250.000
bushels
of
wheat
at
the
elevator
for
delivery
to
the
United
Kingdom
or
continent,
will
leave
this
afternoon
via
the
Panama
Canal
for
Hampton
Roads,
Virginia,
where
she
will
coal
and
receive
further
orders.
This
marnlng
the
entertainment
committee
of
the
Board
of
Trade
visited
the
Yelfuku
Maru
at
the
elevator
wharf
and
presented
Capt.
Umagashl
with
a
pic
ture
of
the
Yelfuku
Maru
and
Aden
Maru
together.
The
next
grain
boat,
Totuku
Maru,
la
due
to
arrive
here
about
noon
on
Sunday
according
to
the
latest
word
received
by
local
agents.
She
will
go
to
the
dry
dock
to
bo
lined
before
moving
to
the
elevator
wharf.
Qraln
continues
to
move
to
the
port
and
a
good
deal
of
It
Is
being
dried
In
the
elevator.
FILM
COMPANY
FOR
PROVINCE
FAMOUS
PLWEKH
LASKY
CORPORA-
TIOV
-ESTABLISHES
CANADIAN.
IIRANCII
Ol'
CONCERN
VICTORIA,
Oct.
29
A
film
produc
tion
plant
will
be
established
In
Brit
ish
Columbia
by
the
Famous
Flayers
Lasky
Corporation,
it
was
announced
by
officials
at
the
Parliament
Buildings
today
In
connection
with
the
Incorporation
or
a
company
for
fifteen
million
dollars
under
the
title
of
the
Famous
Players
Canadian
Corporation
Ltd-
with
headquarter
at
Toronto
and'
Vancouver.
Chicago'
surface
and
elevated
line
carry
monthly
approximately
twenty-times
the
city's
population,
HOUSEHOLDERS
AND
'
LICENCE
HOLDERS
Those
wishing
(o
get
on
Ihe
11)27
VnW,
Lisj,:r'e
minimi
lu
file
their
np-
plications
with
tho
Gity
Clerk
during
the
inonlh
or
Ooloher.
OtTicq
hours
tun.
.to
5
&
p.ni.,
and
from
Ortoher
5?r
to
30,
also
from
7
p.m.
to
0
p.m.
K.
F.
J0.NKS,
U
Citr
Clerk.