Iioi
be
tr;l'
Ithe
Ik
ICOME
TAX
(
1
T
I
r
i-
TAXI
Boston
Grill
t
D
,ith
ind
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
al
Anytime
klindi
Exchange
Uulldlnr
MATT
VIDECK.
Tn.p.
take
Hotel
lesterday
FOR
SCHOOLS
He
rer
Cent
I-avnrpil
hv
Munici
pal
Convention
at
Session
This
Morning
SUTOKT
FOR
FARMERS
inhering
Would
Prevent
Control
ol
Unds
of
Province
by
Orientals
tN'NAIUO
Oc.
19.
rtut
Ukvton
of
f
.
'.imbia
MuiuclpaUUea
thu
'-
idea
luelf
in
favor
of
a
'
'
u
on
all
lncomea
by
the
Kii
oi
financing,
as
a
f
rchevnIK
the
land
of
heavy
Mn
ham
thought
It
would
r
iiiuther
ut"
and
did
not
wmid
give
relief.
The
most
''Iiii;',n.
he
aaM,
would
be
imi!K,n
of
the
whole,
east
of
i
'iv
the
province.
ha:.'ie
t.f
the
Delta
farmers
to
Oriental
control
of
lands
and
'
?ni;portcd
by
the
convention.
VANCOUVER
BOY
WINS
VICTORY
Ivnock:,
out
Former
Featherweight
vnampion
lloxer
in
Eighth
Hound
I
niic
AGO.
Oct.
19
-Jimmy
MeLarnln
pi
Vein
mvei
knocked
out
Kid
Kaplan,
farmer
world's
featherweight
champion.
dropped
three
times
before
he
P;
u:
i
ted
out.
He
was
th
Kut'l
fnntesaer
for
the
lightweight
champloa-
IITHUANIA
APPEALS
LEAGUE
OF
NATIONS
GENEVA.
Oct.
19.-
Lithuania
ha
'it-ned
that
Poland
la
putting
Into
op-
B.C.
Silver
Coast
Copper
....
nunwetl
..:.
George
copper
Gladstone
Independence
Indian
L.
and
L
Lucky
Jim
Marmot
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Richmond
11
lar-reachlng
scheme
against
silvercrest
'CV
eXUtence
nf
T.IOniant.
An
mllli
.
Duvn
10
-he
League
of
Nations
is
to
be
Runlet
h
1
'
JT::.
Ns
LAKE,
October
19.
A
young
Finlander
whose
papers
jme
of
Victor
Aalonen
arrived
at
Hums
Lake
yesterday
red
at
the
Lakeview
Hotel:
Seeing
Jhat
he
needed
t"-
nt
ion,
the
proprietor
summoned
the
doctor
and,
follow-the
man
became
despondent
and
slashed
his
throat
with
sr.
rcnujr
the
wind
pipe
but
miaslng
the
jugular.
K
.cclc
suiceeded
in
stitching
the
wound
and
stopping
the
uiwnent
and
scientific
method
have
made
good
the
rything
of
the
pig
is
used
but
its
squeal."
We
may
liar
with
the
fact
that
similar
methods
and
equipment
rofitable
In
the
fishing
industry
on
our
coast.
Fish
,
'i
waste
from
the
salmon
and
halibut
fishing
industry
".
recent
years,
been
utilized
for
the
production
of
ilizers
and
oils
and
experimental
work
has
shown
:
extracting
in
addition,
fish
glue.
The
realization
-of
UiM
aim
will
oomptee
the
suooma-
ful
utilisation
of
the
entire
output
of
nah
wast,
and
add
another
valuable
by-product
to
the
fishing
industry.
I
Mil
AKOIMI
HOME
Flan
gluea.
though
the;
are
seldom
told
under
that
name,
are
a
widespread
and
common
article
of
commerce.
They
make
up
the
bulk
of
the
handy
liquid
gluea,
aeocotlnc.
and
ready
to
use
adhe
sive
which
find
ao
many
and
varied
ueos
around
the
hone
and
workehop.
They
are
more
convenient
than
animal
gluea
obtained
from
bidet
and
bones,
for
they
are
liquid
and
ready
to
use
at
ordinary
temperaturea.
whereaa
animal
gluea
are
aoM
In
solid
form,
have
to
be
heated
uo
with
water
and
used
while
till
hot.
The
beat
gradea
are
made
from
fish
kins,
which
are
a
by-product
of
the
filleting
Industry.
In
thla
Industry
the
fish
art
cut
Into
slices,
sklna
removed.
and
the
allces
wrapped
In
parchment
paper,
and
sold
ready
for
Immediate
use
In
the
kitchen.
The
skins
are
collected.
sold
to
the
glue
manufacturers,
and
by
them
transformed,
often
by
secret
pro-ocas,
into
the
bandy
lkjuld
glue
with
which
we
are
familiar.
The
all
round
tnefulneaft
of
this
adhesive,
creates
a
great
demand
for
it.
(continued
from
page
nve)
GENOESE
STEAMER
SANK
IN
SUOTENCE
RIVER
QUEBEC.
Oct.
19.
-The
steamship
Vulcano
of
Genoa
sank,
in
the
St
Lawrence
River
last
night
near
Father
Point.
All
members
of
the
crew
were
saved.
The
starboard
bow
of
the
vessel
waa
damaged
In
a
collision
earlier
with
the
French
steamer
Union.
VANCOUVEK
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Asked
1.25
1.40
15
JO
15.50
.15
'
.19
X60
2.60
1SJ4
.17
.04
M
.04
y
.06
'
-07
V4
.10',
.11
H
.10
2J23
2.29
35
XI
H
.14
.04
'i
.06
.14
.17
.70
79
4.50
lumlier
of
Chances
Ackcd
Having
eefijoa
to
arrange
for
due
notice
to
be
given
ao
that
any
protests
could
be
formulated
If
necessary.
tvt4ttttttttt
MOI1L
VANt'Ol
VEIt
ISL.IMI
H1T
tOMIMl
local
halibut
fishermen
haiw
been
advled
that
the
Canadian
'
FVh
&
Oold
Storage
Co.
expects
the
arrival
on
Saturday
from
Klkkman.
Vanequver
Island,
of
thirty
tons
of
herring
for
bait
purposes.
Last
Saturday,
the
company
received
about
fifteen
tons
from
the
same
source.
These
shipments
have
to
some
extent
relieved
the
shortage
of
halibut
bait
which
has
been
prevailing
locally.
CALL
MONEY
DROPPED
WALL
STREET
MARKET
to
do
Withi
School
Matters
by
Gathering
j
OFITCEILS
ARE
ELECTED
i
11
hut
the
patient
was
evidently
determined
to
die
as
without
the
approval
of
the
municipal
'
f'r
--
u-hvi
from
his
throat
and
bled
to
death,
despite
every
that
the
rule
relating
to
te
v.:
his
life
iking
of
Glue
from
Fish
and
Difficulties
in
the
Way
Locally
Outlined
by
Writer
Worker
at
Experimental
Station
Describes
Present
Method
of
Handling
Fish
Refuse
and
Sujtcots
Improvement
HARRISON
HOT
SPRINOB.
Oct
19-Recommendations
paaaed
at
the
convention
of
the
B.C.
aohool
Trustees
Association
laat
night
urged
that
school
boards
be
empowered
to
exclude
Imbecile
children
and
that
the
Ooverninent
,
provide
tor
them:
that
tcooolboard
be
tPwm
so
employ
asana
inspect
r
council
disapproving
scheolboard
estl-
nates
be
altered
io
avoid
the
puollr
getting
the
Unpreaalon
that
the
expenditures
were
disapproved
on
principle
waen
It
waa
merely
eaoaed
by
lack
of
funds.
Officers
were
elected
m
follow
i
Hoo.
PreaMant:
Premier
MacLaan.
i
PreaMeat:
H.
Manning
ol
Revelstoke
Vice-president:
H.
V.
Hobbs
of
Seanteh.
Sec.-Traaa.:
Q.
A.
Grant
of
Bumaby.
,
Complaint
was
inade
that
amendment
to
the
school
aal
were
often
1
railroaded
tbrcugts'
the
legislature
by
pmate
lumber
jrtUsUjL'otee
btinf
i
risnenei
experimental
station
u-acuicj
01
me
pu,
scrrcoi
I
IJiological
Board
of
Canada.
i
Trustee.
ju,wtr
remauttea
i
haa
tA
gt
tVgk
rooai
mi
m
If
I
n
tr
til
a
nt
nf
Pkirnvn
whrp
Akl
MlMUk
awu.
i
v
h
i
a
a
av
s
s.
as,
'
w
v
-
W(M
ini-v
a:ani
a
v
uiiaavvva
VISA
REFUSED
TO
A.
J.
COOK
Secretarv
of
British
Miners
Cannot
Attend
International
Conference
at
Warsaw
IflNDON.
Oct.
19.
A.
J.
Cook.
tary
to
the
miners'
federation
of
Great
Britain,
was
refused
a
visa
by
the
Pol
tea
Government
and
be
waa
therefore
obliged
to
abandon
the
projected
visit
to
Warsaw
to
attend
the
meeting
of
the
Miners'
International.
The
British
Government
declined
to
intervene
on
behalf
of
Cook.
PRICE
OF
SHARES
FELL
NEW
YORK.
Oct
19.
Such
Mitotan
tlal
shares
as
General
Motors.
General
Electric.
Dupont.
and
Houston
OU
are
conspicuous
among
the
dadtnes.of
from
two
to
six
dollars
on
today's
market,
for
lowing
a
drop
In
the
call
money
rate
of
from
four
to
three
and
a
half
per
cent.
.,
,
Later
In
the
day
all
Issues
recovered
FIND
OUT
IF
WOMEN
MAY
SIT
IN
SENATE
OTTAWA.
Oct.
19.
The
government
decided
to
submit
to
the
supreme
court
the
question
whether
women
are
ellgl
ble
to
alt
In
the
Senate
of
Canada.
For
some
time
past
(here
nave
been
demands
that
women
be
appointed
to
that
body
ut
there
was
some
doubt
as
to
tne
constitutionality
oi
aucn
ac
tlon.
The
matter
Is
to
be
cleared
up
by
v.n:
h::."ie.'.
cjur.
41
lie
laud.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT.
ll.C.
WE
UN
K
WAY.
OCTOBER
10.
1027
FRIEND
OF
YOUTHS
GREATEST
ORGANIZATION:
Sir
Robert
Daden-Powell,
organizer
of
the
Boy
Scout
movement,
speaking
during
the
monster
British
Scout
rally
held
at
Ley
ton.
England.
On
Sir
Robert's
right
is
Lord
Jellicoe
and
at
his
left
is
the
mayor
of
Leyton.
First
FOR
RUPERT
Grain
From
Alberta
Leaves
and
Should
be
Here
Early
Next
Week
lVord
has
Iwrn
reeeltrd
In
the
city
that
the
flrt
wheat
booked
for
ITInre
Kujiert
ha
been
hlped
and
shon'd
arrive
here
early
next
week.
.
Otlirr
shipments
will
follow
every
day
and
within
a
few
days
a
rontlhuous
flow
of
(train
will
he
online
In
UaA
the
steanirf
rikhHul
due
here
any
time
after
Monday
nrit.
HALIBUT
OFFERINGS
WERELIGHT
TODAY
Only
27,500
founds
Offered
by
Three
Hoats
at
KMi
Erhange
This
Morning
Il&llbut
landing
were,
light
this
morning,
only
27,500
pounds
being
of'
fered
by
three
boats
at
the
Fish
Ex
chanae
this
momfeig.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
foUows;
v
Anirricaii
Sunde,
15.000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Oold
Storage
18.1c
and
7c.
Canadian
Oslo.
9.000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
Si
Cold
Storage
Co..
16
-5c
and
6c
Zero.
3.500
pounds.
At!
In
Fisheries.
10.1c
and
6c.
YYEATHEK
ItEPOKT.
Prince
Rupert.
dear,
calm;
temper
ature,
58.
Alyansh.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
47.
Alice
Arm
-Clear,
calm,
temp.
47.
Anyox.
Partly
cloudy,
temp.
46.
Stewart.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
41.
Terrace.
Foggy,
calm,
temp.
44.
HaEelton.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
40.
Smlthers.-
Clear,
calm,
temp.
28.
Bums
Luki
dear.
calm.
temp.
25.
i:
I
1
!
ttTTttTTtttT
HEAT
CONTIM
KS
AT
ALL
I'lUIKIE
ItUNT.H
HARVEST
NEAKS
END
WINNIPEG.
Oct.
19.
Throughout
the
prairie
region
of
western
Canada
the
mercury
stood
well
above
eighty
today
at
a
number
of
points
and
prospects
are
that
most
of
the
crops
will
be
garnered
by
the
week
end.
Threshing
is
proceeding
merrily
and
the
grain
Is
beginning
to
flow
into
the
elevators.
SUGGEST
THAT
HOSPITALS
BE
FREE
TO
ALL
Union
of
B.C.
Municipalities
Ap
proves
Utilities
Commission
and
Two
Year
Term
for
Mayor
NANAIMO.
Oct.
19.
In
an
address
to
the
Union
of
Municipalities
which
opened
its
session
here
yesterday
Piesldent
Thomas
Reid.
reviewing
the
operations
of
the
Hospitals
Act
of
1925
auggested
It
might
be
well
for
the
Union
to
consider
whether
the
time
bad
not
come
when
all
hospital
treatments
should
be
free.'
The
TJnlon
SDr
roved
the
Drtnctnle.
lof
HbeMftWlnqrTILfl
aTfcUia
utilities
In
cases
where
the
aldermen
were
elected
for
two
years
It
was
proposed
to
ask
for
similar
legislation
for
the
election
of
mayors
for
a
two
year
term,
subject
to
a
plebiscite
of
the
electorate.
To
a
committee
composed
of
the
pre'
sldent
of
the
Union
and
representa
question
of
the
amendment
of
the
Hos-
Urjre
Upstair
Dining
Hail
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latent
and
best
for
the
least
Phone
457.
ATTACKED
BY
OUTLA
Price
Five
tnta
UN
SLASHED
OWN
THROAT
BURNS
LAKE-DIED
AS
RESULT
tasked
Throat
with
a
Razor
and
Tearing
Out
Stitches
Bled
to
Death
s
ng
Finlander
Killed
Himself
in
Determined
.Manner
in
a
Hums
TRUSTEES
ARE
BUSY
DURING
CONVENTION
Severe
Fighting
When
United
States
Marines
Attacked
hy
Outlaws
MANAGUA,
Nicaragua,
October
19.
After
severe
fighting
with
three
hundred
outlaws
who
suddenly
closed
in
on
them,
a
patrol
of
forty
United
State3
marines
and
Nicaraguan
constabulary
has
escaped
from
irregulars
in
the
Neuva
Sergovia
department.
The
fighting
occurred
when
the
patrol
tried
to
penetrate
the
bandit
strongholds
in
search
of
two
marine
aviators
last
seen
running
from
their
wrecked
plane
near
Quilale.
One
patrol
in
cutting
itt
way
out
lost
hone's,
mule
and
rations.
Sixty-seven
of
the
irreguiars
were
killed
or
wounded
and
four
members
of
the
constabulary
were
killed.
Big
Airplane
on
the
Steamer
Princess
Alice
Bound
North
Today
for
Service
in
Yukon
Her
fuselage
safely
lashed
to
the
upper
deck
of
the
vessel
and
her
wings
and
engine
stowed
nearby,
the
monoplane
"Queen
of
the
Yukon"
of
the
Yukon
Airways
Ltd.,
which
will
engage
in
commercial
flying
between,
the
far
removed
centres
of
the
Yukon
Territory
with
headquarters
at
White
Horse,
was
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Alice
this,
morning
bound
for
Skagway
where
the
machine
will
iaite
off
on
her
inaugural
flight
in
the
newly-established
service.
Aboard
the
vessel
with
the
monoplane
were
Lieut
A.
D.
Cruikshank,
president
of
the
Yukon
Airways,
who
will
be
pilot
ol
the
plane?
J.
E.
Sir
ith.
mechaeteian.
and
Clyde
G
Wsiia
V
iin.cn
business
man
and
vice-
nvTV
vnvr
m
pres.
dent
of
the
company.
Lieut.
Cruikshank
waa
with
the
84th
Squadron
of
the
Itoyal
Air
Force
during
the
war
and
Is
a
well
known
flier
He
also
served
four
years
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
PoUce
In
the
Yukon
1rr,t.ry
Has
Iling
experience,
cjupled
with
his
knewiedge
of
the
country
over
which
be
will
now
cpera.e,
should
qualify
him
U
foH
the
service
which
be
will
conduct.
SAME
AS
LIMMtEKOS
The
"Queen
of
the
Yukon"
is
a
Ryan
five-passenger
cabin
ship.
It
was
built
In
San
Diego
and
la
an
exact
replica
of
the
machine
In
which
OoL
Charles
Llndberg
during
the
past
summer
made
the
first
non-stop
flight
across
the
Atlantic
Ocean
from
New
York
to
Parta.
Even
its
200
h.p.
Wright
Whirlwind
engine
was
one
of
three
from
which
Llndterg
selected
for
his
"Spirit
of
St.
Louts."
To
especially
fit
it
for
winter
flying
In
the
north
In
low
tem
peratures,
the
engine
Is
air-coded
and
the
cabin
Is
heated.
The
capabilities
of
the
machine
have
been
amply
proven
through
the
fact
thaf.
wbUe
coming
north
to
Vancouver
during
the
summer.
It
engaged
in
250
hours
of
barnstorming
in
the
states
of
Nevada.
California.
Utah
and
Wash
ington,
carrying
during
that
time
2.000
paasengera.
After
this
work
aU
the
machine
required
was
the
blowing
of
three
tires.
I'KEPAUATIONS
MADE
Lieut.
Cruikshank
stated
this
that
fields
had
been
made
for
the
machine
at
aU
the
points
In
the
Yukon
at
which
it
will
fly.
The
only
problem
that
Immediately
presents
lteelf
ts
how
a
"take-off"
Is
going
to
be
made
from
Skagway
where
no
field
has
been
provided.
The
streets
and
townslte
there,
however,
are
level
and
It
la
not
expected
that
any
serious
difficulty
will
be
encountered.
During
the
winter,
it
Is
planned
to
replace
the
wheels
with
runners
for
the
purpose
of.
taking
off
and
landing
on
the
snow.
Speaking
of
future
plans
of
the
Yukon
Airways
Ltd.
Lieut.
Crulkshaak
.stated
that
it
iwas
planned
to
obtain
Is
the
near
future,
probably
next
year,
a
seaplane
so
that
coast
as
weU
as
Interior
flying
might
be
carried
out
by
the
company.
The
concern
already
has
an
airmail
contract
and
expects,
in
addition,
to
handle
considerable
na&engers
and
freight.
A
further
Interesting
feature
of
Lieut.
Crulkahank'S
trip
north
(s
that
It
ts
In
reality
his
honeymoon.
He
was
married
on
Monday
just
before
the
steamer
left
for
Vancouver
to
Miss
Esmee
Buckley,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Trevor
Buckley
of
Vancouver.
His
bride
was
with
bun
this
morning
and
la
looking
for
ward
with
keen
anticipation
to
her
tlve
of
the
hospitals
was
referred
the
first
experience
of
an
air
flight.
pitaoa
Act
wun
regard
to
tne
per
oiera
c
H
Elktns
returned
to
the
city
on
T:liyra;i)i
Creek
-Clear,
calm,
temp,
i
charge
to
municipalities
for
the
care
of
the
prtree
Oeorge
this
mum
tog
from
SUKr
INLfcl
PLANT
SOLD
Revenue
Mining
Company
of
Khutze
Inlet
Flans
to
Ship
Ore
in
Spring
The
clnlng
plant
jat
Surf
Inlet
has
been
purchased
by
the
Revenue
Mining
Company
operating
at
Khutze
Inlet
and
ts
now
being
Installed
there.
Good
progress
la
being
made
with
the
narrow
gauge
railway
connecting
the
mine
with
deep
water
and
It
Is
expected
that
the
shipping
of
ore
will
commence
In
the
spring.
The
controlling
syndicate
is
composed
of
Detroit
men
prominent
among
whom
are
C.
O.
Bush
and
General
Charles
Hurrah,
who
recently
visited
the
PREPARATIONS
FOR
MEETINGS
Agenda
for
Gathering
of
Provincial
Heads
Heing
Made
Heady
by
Ottawa
OTTAWA.
Oct.
19
After
a
cabinet
meeting
today
Premier
Mackenzie
King
said
the
business
discussed
Included
the
agenda
of
the
conference
of
provincial
premiers
which
will
assemble
shortly.
In
regard
to
the
conduct
of
the
ses
sions,
Premier
King
said
the
system
em
ployed
by
the
Imperial
Conference
at
whlqh
the
Home
Government
advanced
'.he
subjects
Tor
deliberation
would
be
followed
at
the
Premiers'
meeting.
TO
COMMITTEES
FOR
UNITED
CHURCH
Y.P.S.
The
Young
People's
Society
of
the
United
Church
have
appointed
committees
as
follows:
Social
Committee
M
l&s
Garnet,
Miss
Anger.
Miw
Rogers,
Mr.
Stocks.
Look-out
Committee
Ross
Ingram.
Bronson
Hunt.
Cathie
Irvine.
Jack
Hoi-royd.
Olga
Kolosoff.
SCHOOLS
REOPEN
IN
INTERIOR
CITIES
AS
PARALYSIS
SUBSIDES
TRAIL.
Oct.
19
The
Trail
schools
have
been
reopened
following
the
subsiding
of
the
infantile
paralysis
epidemic
Tlte
ban
at
Rossland
Is
also
V