)
j
for
you
to
reBcmber
are
bunan
and
Uiat
he
la
wrong,
be
mr
'
ne
word
Sir
Robert
ed
the
flrtt
ettttBf
of
Convention,
a
attune
to
word
of
welcome
appolntrneDt
of
teat-
V)
policy
Sir
Robert
policy
alwaya
atand
iu
a
lull
autonomous
nit'
British
Common
-
AMI
I
An
I
m
was.
llilUklill
IS
DROWNED
'
"
'"aasr
VttlL-f
Ul
I
alCv,V
ft
les
Him
Life
in
Falling
Prom
Steamer
fi.-'i;.'
office
of
the
provincial
"re
was
notified
by
wire
this
If
1
n
nRrmnnnnn
a
aaj
iiiiiiBif
a
ii
a
r,
m
BY
HOLDUP
MAN
Mlempt
to
Rescue-Women
at
Cal
gary
Results
in
Death
for
Plasterer
CAIOARY.
Oct.
10
When
he
attcmpt-
a
to
rescue
two
women
after
one
Jiad
cn
wounded
by
a
holdup
man.'
Arehl-
i.AJk
tfv
)rr
oi
age,
a
piaa
crer.
was
shot
and
Instantly
killed
at
rooming
house
near
here
Sunday
ornini;.
The
murderer
escaped.
nur.iLii
iucnrf"rnn
MOUNTIES
IS
DEAD
VANCOUVER.
Oct
10.
rutrif
r:ht
Kafft
hlt
MrhaiM
pcrhajn
It
It
I
1
I
4
m
l
n4
MWimnsnlMl
nV
:
!
I
i
i:
The
Bulkier
Valley
district
wins
the
distinction
of
being
the
first
to
aead
a
shipment
ot
vbeet
to
tbe
Prince
Rupert
elevator
this
season.
The
car
load,
which
arrived
rrlday
night
and
wa
taken
into
the
elevator
this
morning,
consisted
of
1.000
bushels
of
No.
1
Northern
wheat
from
the
farm
of
C
Chapman
and
E.
Preece
near
Smlthera.
QUIET
MARRIAGE
SATURDAY
NIGHT
Ml
Jenrlle
Magdalen
llojnlng
of
Norway
llerwmen
HrlUe
of
Jarle
Jorieitxrii
The
wedding
took
place
quietly
In
the
Presbyterian
Manse
at
9
o'clock
Saturday
night.
Rev.
J.
R.
Frlxrtl
officiating,
of
Mls
Jonette
Magdalen
ilioynlng.
who
has
Just
been
cut
from
02
Hat
Jack
Martin,
son
of
James
j
one
month.
and
Jarle
Jorgen
1
Massctt.
who
wa
acting
Mitn,
local
mehcanlc.
irticer
on
the
American
lumber
couple
will
take
up
residence
In
w
Baxter,
which
wa
loading
tne
Besner
Apartment,
in
Mi-.ssett
Inlet,
fall
overboard
-
i
i:o
vemel
last
nlaht
and
was
i
d
the
body
not
being
recovered.
A
ar
received
by
J.
H.
McUod.
n
ic
t
)f
nf
custom,
further
epltned
h
i'
v..-
BTidcnt
occurred
when
Martin
1"
aa;.
to
transfer
to
a
mll
boat
"
J'T
.
cod
l0
nlg
home
,
MMctt
as
!'
leimcr
which
had
loaded
a
oarg'j
p:
:c-
FrrKUon,
was
passing
Ma-
on
hrr
way
to
Seattle.
D(
:cascd
was
t
wenty
years
of
age
and.
"-.tics
his
parents
at
Mamett,
U
sur-ived
by
a
number
of
brothers
and
sis-
SERIOUS
FIRES
AT
Premier
-Lieut.
Colonel
Porter
Idaho
ohn
Berrlsford
Allan,
former
Inspector
Richmond
1
the
R.N.WMP
Is
dead
here
aged
Sllvercrest
7
'I"
was
one
of
the
outstanding
fig-
Silversmith
1-
in
vteni
ci
in-:
aarlv
rlaVM
Ruril
..il
SAN
FRANCISCO
BAY
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Oct.
10.
Fires
In
the
San
Francisco
Bay
district
Saturday
nisht
and
Sundsy
took
the
Uvea
of
five,
injured
three
persons
scrlouily
and
caused
property
damage
estimated
at
fmm
fiftv
to
one
hundred
thousand
dollars.
Prince
perature,
IV
BATH
Kit
UKI'OIIT.
Rupert.
Cloudy,
lalm,
Terrace.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
4S.
Rosewood.
Cloudy.,
calm,
temp.
44.
Alice
Arm.
Rain,
calm,
temp.
43.
Anyox.
Rain,
calm,
temp.
44.
Stewart.
Rain,
calm,
temp.
42.
Hazelton.
Foggy,
calm,
temp.
36.
Burn
Lake.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
40.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
B!c.
silver
-rvift
Big
Mlou1
Coast
'tJoppef
Cork
Province
Dunwell
Gladstone
Independence
Indian
L.
and
I
Lucky
Jim
...
Marmot
Metals
Bid
AsXed
1.4114
.00
.09V4
M
Si
.14H
.17
.03
Vt
-5
.05U
-07
.10
.10?;
33
M
.09
2.25
2J7
2V
-29
v;
.16
.19
.03
.06
16
18
.60
.70
SUDDEN
DEATH
TERRACE
GIRL
Suffering
From
Diabetes,
Miss
Florence
Yanaerllp
Parsed
Away
in
City
Saturday
Afternoon
With
tragic
sudd
rums,
the
death
occurred
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Ocuera.
Hospital
at
i
o'clock
Saturday
afternoon
ol
Hiss
Florence
My"
Vanderlip.
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
wilUaoi
Vanderilp
of
Terrace,
who
had
only
been
brought
to
the
city
about
an
hour
previous
suffering
from
a
diabetic
at-taek
from
which
she
had
suffered
ls
than
a
week.
During
tbe
weeK.
deceased
had
not
been
feet'ng
well
but
It
was
only
on
Friday
nigftt
that
she
became
seriously
111.
Aosontpanled
by
her
father,
she
was
placed
aboard
the
train
at
Terrace
on
Saturday,
losicg
oonacloutneas
before
she
reached
jthe
city
at
3
JO
In
the
afternoon.
The
late
Miss
Vanderlip.
who
was
well,
known
and
popular
in
Terrace
where
she
had
lived
with
ber
parents
for
eight
years,
attending
school
there
and
then
jo'.ntng
the
staff
of
Sparke
Bras',
store
was
born
In
Alberta
and
wa
but
nineteen
years
of
age.
She
it
survived
y
her
mother
and
father
and
two
sisters
and
one
brother,
all
residing
at
Terrace.
One
of
the
sisters
Is
Mrs.
J.
B.
Agar.
Funeral
arrangements
being
tnsharge
of
the-
B.C.
Undertakers
Jbf
ym
city,
the
fthtr.
uktn
to
Terrace
where
In
terment
will
take
place.
M
ACLE
N-PATTULLO
The
GOVERNMENT
JIBE
IS
ASSAILED
BY
PAPER
(Victoria
Tlmesl
Vancouver
Dally
Province
pro
fesses
to
hope
that
the
government
will
bring
on
the
bjelectlon
In
Nelson
so
that
"It
can
get
it
over
and
done
with
and
have
more
time
for
running
the
affairs
of
tbe
province.
It
calls
the
government.
Incidentally,
the
MacLean-
PattuUo
Oovernment.
this
being
a
amy
Jibe
at
the
Minister
of
Lands
who.
for
tbe
time
being,
Is
acting-Premier
In
the
absence
of
Dr.
MaeLean.
The
people
of
British
Columbia
are
aware
ot
the
fact
thit
good
government
In
this
province
neither
comes
to
an
end
nor
sniffer
in
the
least
If
the
Pre
mier
or
on
or
two
of
his
ministers
should
be
absent
from
Victoria
for
a
few
day.
They
are
aware
that
it
Is
iieceseary
from
time
to
time
for
mlnls-
ers
to
travel
about
the
province
to
learn
It
problem
and
so
equip
themselves
to
give
the
people
the
good
gov
ernment
which
The
Vancouver
Diuy
Province
often
prattle
abaut.
They
are
aware
that
ministers
of
the
crown
can
acquire
that
Information
Just
as
well
when
byelectlon
ground
ha
to
be
looked
over
as
they
can
when
no
contest
Is
in
the
offing.
They
are
aware,
alio,
that
the
Vancouver
DiUy
Province
would
be
the
first
to
haul
the
members
of
the
cabinet
over
the
coals
If
they
did
not
go
TAXI
A
Boston
Grill
25
Ambulance
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
Exchange
Huildlnf
Stind?
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latent
and
best
for
the
VIUECK.
Prop.
MATT
least
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
XvII
N
2::7
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY.
OCTOBER
10,
1927
Price
Five
Cents
UmtK
VA
1
1
VLb
MEETING
WINNIPEG
i
a
1
nit
a
a
11
a
a
&-a
a
ma
amMLsjrawa
urwa
1
But
a
ani
unu
a
n
i
a
a
l
n
viv
I
-W
A
A
ASW
A
AAA
V
Aal
1
A
4Lsf
A
KiUk
A
W
A
A
tV
A
W
A
A
"494
AA
T.W
AL
A
WAA
V
W
Af
J7
isnin
Interests
Hold
Meeting
at
Vancouver
to
Restrict
Licenses
1
f..,
"
Calil
I
(k
Ito
Pv.
Ill,
lost
I.'-..,
f
It
X
a
J
iviv
v
i
j
v
v
kiviuuvu
aiviii
uinri
aiiuil
til
r
Y
Proposals
for
the
Skeena
District
V
N't
OUVER,
October
10.
A
meeting
of
those
interested
in
on
fisheries
is
being
held
this
afternoon
here
for
the
pur-f
trying
to
come
to
some
definite
arrangement
in
regard
to
ulion
of
the
number
of
fishing
licenses,
far
as
the
Skeena
River
district
is
concerned,
it
is
under
cut
a
tentative
plan
has
been
drawn
up
giving
to
each
of
..
.?cn
anneries
75
licenses.
ORBEN
URGES
GOOD
SUPPORT
TO
NEW
LEADER
nres
nnsf
rvalues
In
Mnnd
lor
I
nHnna
i
ft-
1
1
a
a
f
rtnn
t
n
ta
Nation
in
Empire
Oct
io.
"
Select
your
m
ou
have
selected
htm
This
would
make
a
total
of
1050
licenses
in
all.
I
,j
The
taeal
Boat
of
TtMlt
tuu
been
ask!
to
how
a
meeting
to
protest
jala
the
uguon
that
no
flatting
I
licemes
be
given
the
Seal
Owe
tu-ntrjr
operated
by
the
MUterd
lntereau.
lit
Is
pointed
out
that
l(
the
aajne
num-I
ber
of
Ueenee
were
issued
to
I
can-
Cerica,
Ntk
WOUld
70.
Instead
of
ITS.-
Prince
Rupm
people
will
doubtless
strongly
fate
the
inclusion
of
the
j
local
cannery,
a
tu
operation
li
a
grct
aaaet
to
tbe
city.
about
and
meet
the
people
and
get
first
hand
personal
knowledge
of
conditions.
The
Province
tciis
us
ui
me
ojcrev-
tlon
In
North
Okanagan
and
New
West
minster
changed
nothing
and
Indicated
nothing.
But
before
the
latter
contest
we
were
told
by
the
Province
that
the
Issue
of
good
government
In
British
Columbia
was
directly
involved
ln
It.
If
the
candidate
whom
the
Province.;
sup
ported
In
one
of
Its
varying
moods
had
been
elected,
It
would
have
described
the
outcome
as
a
declaration
by
the
people
of
British
Columbia
that
they
wanted
a
new
government.
Our
Vancouver
con
temporary
hates
to
back
a
losing
horse.
Its
eagerness
for
an
early
byelectlon
In
Nelson
may
spring
from
Impatience:
i
to
even
'things,
up;
Perhaps
thlvlUmet
lt
win
back
both
horses
something
it
has
done
before
with
considerable
agility.
FRENCHMEN
START
ON
LONG
FLIGHT
TO
BUENOSAYRES
TODAY
LE
BOURGET.
France.
Oct
10.
Dleudonne
Cose
and
Lieut
Joseph
Lebrex
took
off
today
for
Buenos
Ayre.
hoping
to
make
St
Louis.
Senegal,
in
'flu
t.r.ilg
ft
;p
of
2
700
mile.
THE
PHOTOGRAPHERS'
CHOICE:
Miss
Jean
Smith,
selected
by
the
Pacific
International
Photographers'
Association
in
convention
as
the
best
type
of
girl
for
Conservative
Convention
in
Winnipeg
Today
is
Largest
in
History
of
Party
in.
All
Canada
WINNIPEG,
October
10.
Delegates
from
the
whole
of
Canada
from
Charlottetown
in
the
East
to
Prince
Runert
in
the
West
are
gathered
here
for
the
biggest
Co&ervative
convention
ever
held
in
Canada.
Not
a
ridintr
in
th
vhnli
rnuntrv
hut
is
renresented
bvi00"00
1
BULL
ji
t
i
..
i
i-
j
i-j...
uuif;un.-3
aue.juj
iiert:
or
tu
urrive
tuuaj.
Promptly
at
11.30
Hon.
Hugh
Guthrie,
temporary
leader
of
the
party,
called
the
convention
to
order
and
after
a
few
preliminary
remarks
led
in
the
Lord's
Prayer
which
was
recited
in
English,
and
this
was
followed
by
the
same
prayer
recited
in
French
with
Senator
Beaublcn
leading.
"Old
Save
the
King"
;
was
then
sung,
followed
by
"O
Canada."
N.
K.
Boyd,
president
of
the
Manitoba
Conservative
Association,
was
elected
temporary
chairman
and
Mayor
Ralph
Webb
welcomed
the
delegates
on
behalf
of
the
city
of
Winnipeg.
The
session
are
being
continued
this
iftemoon.
IIKE
AT
PESHAWAR
PESHAWAR.
India.
Oct.
10.
A
thousand
houses
and
many
shops
In
the
densest
quarter
of
the
city
were
de-troyed
by
fire.
Reports
say
that
forty
lives
were
lost.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
New
Halibut
Schooner
Wizard
is
Towed
Into
Ketchikan
After
Being
in
Distress
at
Langara
Having
suffered
a
breakdown
on
the
halibut
fishing
grounds
west
of
Langara
Island)
the
American
halibut
schooner
Wizard,
Capti
Ostrorm,
has
bceortowod
safely
into
Ketchikan
by
the
Prince
Rujicrti
b6at
,
Viking,:
GapUEricksen'l
according
to
word
reaching
tho
city.
vti
i
'
ni
"
The
following
-wire
was
received
yesterday
bf
J.
H.
McLeod,
customs
collector
here,
from
James
Martin,
the
customs
officer
at
Massett:
"It
has
been
reported
to
me
that
the
vessel
Wizard
of
Seattle
Is
In
distress
and
was
In
a
westerly
dl-
,
feet
that
the
Viking
had
reached!
Ket
rectlon
from
Langara
In
tow
of
the
Viking,
trying
to
make
shelter.
The
Margaret
had
the
Wizard
In
tow
for
six
hours
on
the
eighth
but
had
to
leave
on
account
of
the
towllne
parting
"
Word
brough-
'he
city
by
halibut
!:
hermcu
a:
mur.uig
to
'ue
el-
chikan
safely
with
the
Wizard
yesterday
afternoon.
Details
of
the
accident
are,
however,
not
available.
The
Wizard
is
one
of
the
newer
vessel
of
the
American
halibut
fishing
fleet.
She
was
built
two
years
ago
and,
duln-:
the
past
winter,
underwent
a
:.an;-o
f
engines.
Half
Million
Pounds
Halibut
Was
Offered
For
Sale
Here
Today
Today's
list
of
halibut
offerings
at
the
Fish
Exchange
was
one
of
the
largest
of
the
season
It
was
nearly
two
o'clock
this
afternoon
when
the
sale
concluded
and
then
some
of
the
Canadian
catches
were
held
over
until
tomorrow's
bidding.
A
total
of
504,800
pounds
was
offered
and
three
American
vessels,
with
149,000
pounds,
not
satisfied
with
prices
offered,
left
for
Seattle
in
the
hope
of
striking
a
more
favorable
market
later
in
the
week.
Sale
of
the
catches
of
four
Canadian
vessels,
totalling
30,500
was
deferred
until
to-
morrow.
The
disposition
cf
the
oOnngs
wa
as
follsw:
AMEKICAN
Majestic.
41.003
pounds.
Canadian
President,
23.000
pound.
B3th
Fish
F-t
a
Cold
Storage
C...
124c
and
6c.
I
c
U
o.n
ncunda.
Baith
11.6c
and
5c.
Explorer.
11
00
pounds.
Royal
FUh
Lj
tic
au:l
5c.
Eazl?.
49.000
pounds,
Atlln
Fisheries.
XXSc
-,':id
5c.
Aku'.an.
20,000
pcunds.
Canadian
Flshj
Sc
Cold
Storage
Co.,
11.60
and
5c.
eries,
12.4c
and
&c.
Hazel
H
14
000
traind.
and
Auzusta.
10.000
pounds,
,
AtlL
FlAbertaa,
14c
xand
j
.tr"3L
.
und.b
a.m.
DIGBY
ISVAtfD.-
Cloudy,
calm;
b-.roneter,
ZfZ6;
temperature,
45;
sea
smooth;
6:4$
pm.
spoke
steamer
H.
W.
Baxter,
anchored
In
Maseett
Inlet
await
ing
tide,
bound
for
Longbeach.
Cat
8.35
pjn.
out
bound:
6
a.m.
Charles,
abeam
steamer
Catala
speke
steamer
Holland
Rock.
Prince
south-
HARBOR.
Part
cloudy,
fresh
west
wind;
barometer.
29.82;
temperature.
47:
heavy
swell:
8.
pm.
tpoXe
tug
Pacific
Monarch.
towing
,
taarge
Blngamon.
In
Principe
Channel,
south
bound:
8
pa
spoke
tug
Cape
Soott,
towing
barge
Pesuta,
abeam
White-
rock,
southbound;
8
pjn.
spoke
steamer
Mogul.
Anyox
for
James
Island.
372
miles
from
James
Island;
8
ajn.
spoke
tug
St.
Faith,
towing
floating
cannery
Laurel
Whalen,
Jedway
for
Vancouver,
20
mllee
west
of
Pine
Island.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Overcast,
calm;
barometer.
29.82;
temperature.
46;
sea
smooth.
NOON
DIGBY
ISLAND.
Part
cloudy,
light
southwest
wind
barometer,
29.90;
tem
perature,
46;
sea
smooth.
BULL
HARBOR
Part
cloudy,
fresh
west
wind:
barometer,
29.90;
temperature.
48:
heavy
swell.
DEA
DTREE
POINT.
Overcast,
light
southeast
wind:
barometer,
29.82;
tem
perature
54;
sea
smooth..
TWELVE
GIRLS
GET"
AWAY
FROM
THE
INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOL
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
10-Twelve
inmates
of
the
Girls'
Industrial
school
here
escaped
Saturday
night.
A
lookout
li
being
maintained
by
the
police
here
and
at
outside
points.
United
States
coastguard
cutter
Unalga.
Capt.
Robert
C
Welghtman.
arrived
in
port
at
10
io
this
morning.
The
vessel
is
on
it
way
to
Juneau
and
is
anchored
'
In
the
su.un
off
the
OTP.
wl-uirvc.
FINANCIERS
AT
KHUTZE
INLET
Bl'
tere
lQ
Onah.
23;000
pound.
Oanadlaa
Flan
&
j
oT.
CWd-
Storage
Wroe
-..
'
News
reported
several
week
aio
exten-
les.
13.7c
and
6c.
AUs.
42.000
pound.
Baoth
Fisheries.;
.
11.9c
and
5c.
Liberty.
42.003
pcunds;
Ilelgeland.
pounds,
and
McKlaiey,
51,000
pounds,
left
for
Seattle.
i
CANADIAN
j
I
Kaien,
4.000
pound;
Yule.
1.803
;
pounds,
and
Oaygein.
1.030
pound.
Canadian
Flih
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
11c
snd
Sc.
Edward
Llpsett.
5.000
pounds,
Atlln
Fisheries.
11c
and
5c.
Mulrneag.
2300
pound.
Royal
Fish
Co..
11.1c
and
5c.
Cape
Spencer,
12,000
pounds;
Ingred
H.,
11.500
pounds:
Pair
of
Jacks,
7,000
pounds,
and
Margallce.
5.000,
pound,
held
over
until
Tuesday.
H1KCLESS
KEPOKT
Group
of
United
States
Capitalists
Comes
North
to
Inspect
Mining
Property
A
group
of
Detroit.
YspUantl
and
Ann
Arbor
financiers,
said
to
represent
capital
amounting
to
aio.O0Q.00O.
came
north
aboard
the
steamer
Calais
yes-
to
Khutze
Inlet,
on
the
main-
between
Butedale
and
Bwanxon
lve
development
work,
running
into
many
thousand
ot
dollar
and
employ
ing
a
large
group
cf
men.
h
being
tin
'
dertaken.
The
group
Include
C.
O.
Bush,
Gen.
C.
W.
Harrah,
B.
C.
Campbell.
R.
C.
Yryor.
T.
T.
Pryor,
F.
Gallup
I
and
W.
B.
Smith.
While
In
Vancouver,
the
financiers,
who
are
interested
la
the
Teddy
Glacier
aUver-le&d
mine
In
the
Lardeau
dls-j
met.
north
of
Kootenay
Lake,
were
en-
tertalned
at
luncheon
by
Mayor
L.
D.
iTaylor
In
the
Vancouver
Hotel.
v
MRS.
GRIEVE
IS
LATEST
BRIDE
Married
to
M.
J.
Dougherty
at
Quiet
Ceremony
in
Catholic
Priests'
Home
on
Sunday
A
quiet
but
Interesting
marriage
,took
place
yesterday
afternoon
at
5
o'clock
In
the
parlor
chapel
of
the
Annunciation
north-
Church
priests'
home
when
Mr.
Mar
garet
(Dawson)
Orieve
.became
the
bride
of
Michael
John
Dsugherty.
Rev.
Father
P.
J.
McGrath
officiating.
Attending
the
couple
were
the
bride's
brother
and
slster-ln-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
G.
Dawson.
This
morning
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dougherty
sailed
on
the
Prince
Charles
to
spend
a
honeymoon
In
Vancouver
and
other
southern
cities,
re
turning
In
about
three,
week's
time
to
take
up
residence
here.
Congratulations
and
best
wishes
will
be
generally
extended
to
the
happy
couple
whose
wedding
came
a
a
surprise
to
many
friend.
Mrs.
Dougherty
is
particularly
well
known
and
popular
In
the
city,
having
resided
here
for
the
past
eight
years.
She
Is
the
daughter
of
Mrs.
S.
Dawson.
90
Hay
Cove
Circle,
and.
tor
the
past
two
or
three
years,
has
been
manager
of
Demers'
ladle"
wear
store.
The
groom
ha
been
In
the
city
only
a
few
months
and
Is
assistant
supervising
engineer
for
the
provincial
department
of
public
works
ofconetruo-tion
'ot
the
Kalen
Island
highway.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News
NOTICE.
Persons
desiring
to
ragister
as
Householders
or
License
Holders
for
the
forthcoming
Municipal
Elections
are
reminded
that
such
registrations
must
be
made
with
the
City
Clerk
during
the
present
month,
otherwise
they
will
not
be
eligible
to
vote
at
such
election.
Registrations
must
be
made
between
9
a.m.
and
5
p.m.