TAXI
Boston
Grill
hi
25
Ambulance
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
1
Srlce
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime
v
floor,
for
hire.
Exchange
Buildinc
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
Stand:
MATT
V1DKCK.
I'rop.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latent
and
beat
for
the
leant
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
.
No-
2:50,
Vol
XVII
PRINCE
KUPRT.
B.C.,
SATURDAY.
OCTOBER
1.
1927
Pri.-e
Five
Centa
AFRICAN
TROTSKY
EXPELLED
FROM
COMMUNIST
INTERNATIONALE
Union
Jack
Torn
to
Shreds
by
Nationalist
Agitators
at
Smuts
Meeting
in
Transvaal
Last
Night
Free
fights
followed
and
a
number
of
cracked
heads
and
bleeding
faces
were
the
result
BL00MH0F,
Transvaal,
South
Africa,
October
1.
fighting;
with
chairs,
clubs
and
bottles,
three
hundred
South
African
Nationalist
agitators
captured
the
platform
at
a
meeting
last
night
and
prevented
General
J.
C.
Smuts
speaking.
The
Union
Jack
was
torn
to
shreds.
Members
of
the
Smuts
party
were
chased
from
the
hall
and
free
fights
continued
in
the
streets
outside
resulting
in
numerous
cracked
heads,
bleeding
faces
and
other
injuries.
After
the
meeting
General
Smuts
said:
"I
have
never
seen
anything
so
shocking.
The
country
is
rapidly
becoming
a
little
Russia,
but
we
won't
submit
to
it."
BX.
TIMBER
FOR
ENGLAND'
Order
for
Ten
Million
Feet
of
Douglas
Fir
Received
in
Province
VANCOUVER,
oct
l
-An
order
running
in
VMM
ol
tn
million
lee
of
Douglas
nr
lumber
uid
timber
tram
London
has
been
received
by
BjO.
mill
Th
w
secured
m
competition
with
Aaaeflean
pitch
pine
and
will
eater
largely
into
Jhe
construction
of
th
new
dock
at
Tilbury
F.
A
Pauline
Hnt
general
In
London
wm
largely
responaMe
tm
tfce
change
in
epeoUlea-tloiu
which
call
lor
the
uae
of
Doug-lu
fir
in
ej)
nttun
London
bfW
Improvements.
VANCOUVER
TO
BUILD
BOATS
Contract
Let
by
Marine
and
Fisheries
to
Southern
Shipyard
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
.
The
contract
Iw
construction
of
three
patrol
cruisers
has
been
awarded
by
tb
department
of
nne
and
fisheries
to
the
Hoffar
Etching
8hlpysrd
Ltd.
of
Vancouver
to
w
finished
In
twelve
week.
They
will
be
used
in
t
northern
fisheries
to
"Place
toe
Merita
and
the
linnet.
The
law
will
be
td
increase
the
fleet
for
"strict
No.
2:
The
vessels,
which
will
63
fet
long,
wm
have
a
speed
f
ten
knot
and
will
carry
a
crew
of
three.
DOCTORS
DROWN
DUCK
HUNTING
Hodiesltecovered
in
Four
Feet
of
Water
Pelican
Lake
Near
Moosejawi?
WOOSEJAW,
Oct.
1
Dr.
Oscar
Tay-'
of
Morelach
and
Dr.
J.
McCartney
'
Eotevan
were
drown
In.
Pelican
Lake
Thursday
while
duck
shooting.
The
bodl
were
recovered
In
four
feet
of
ter.
TEN
YEARS
FOR
WOMAN
IN
PEN
EDMONTON.
Oct.
1
Ten
years
in
the
Penitentiary
wm
th
esentence
given
Mrs.
peiri
Fesuk
(n
the
criminal
court
hen
she
was
found
guilty
of
man-"'Miiihter,
following
a
trial
on
the
hiiri!e
of
murdertnx
Joe
Myklstovitch
by
WEATHER
REPORT
FOR
MONTH
OF
SEPTEMBER
Kalu
Totalled
9M
1
lit
lie
and
Urlfhi
Sunshlue
19.1
Hours
During
the
month
of
September
there
wai
9JB
inch
of
rain
while
biigh;
sunshine
totalled
99.1
hours
according
to
the
monthly
report
of
H.
D.
Tee
Dtfby
Island.
Dominion
meteorologist.
which
gave
the
following
detail:
Rainfall.
843
inches.
Oreataet
dally
rainfall.
133
Inch!
on
September
S.
Hours
of
bright
lunahlne,
WJ.
Maximum
temperature.
74
on
Scptem-her
9.
Minimum
temperature.
38
on
September
8
and
13.
Mean
temperature.
63.8.
Ores
test
wind
mlleafe
In
one
hour.
42
on
September
37.
Total
wind
mileage,
3333.
Averate
velocity.
4.6
mllee
per
hour.
Highest
barometer
reading
at
tea
level.
30.40
on
September
17.
Lowest
barometer
reading
at
level.
39.13
on
September
37.
ORIENTALS
HAVE
BUDDHIST
TEMPLES
CITY
OF
VANCOUVER
TORONTO,
Oct.
1.
That
missionaries
among
Orientals
In
Vancouver
found
a
number
of
Buddhist
temples
In
that
city,
it
was
stated
yesterday
at
a
session
of
a
conference
of
presidents
of
branches
of
the
Women's
Missionary
Society
of
the
United
Church
In
Canada.
ONE
MILL
KILLED
AND
FIREBOSS
INJURED
IN
MINE
AT
CORBIN
FEIINIE.
Oct.
1.
One
man
was
killed,
name
unknown,
and
Thomas
Rat-cllffe.
fire
boss,
was
Injured
today
In
an
explosion
at
Number
6
mine
of
the
Oor-bln
Coals
Ltd..
Corbln,
B.C.,
on
the
Eastern
Railway
4S
miles
northeast
of
here.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
B.C.
Sliver
Coast
Copper
Cork
Province
Dunwell
Gladstone
Independence
Indian
L.
and
L.
Leadsmlth
Lucky
Jim
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Richmond
Silver
Crest
Rllversmlth
Big
Missouri
Bid.
Asked
U8i
1.00
$S
'
13.00
15.00
13.50
.07
.08
.184
.21
.15
.16
.04
V,
.05
.06
.07',
.07
.06
V,
'
3VA
.28
3.26
2.27
.24
.28
.18
.16
.03
.17
30
M
.31
ARCHBISHOP
MATHESON
Of
Ru-per:
-
l.aml
mid
prmnte
of
all
Canada
wli
;
conduced
the
third
annua;
memorial
service
to
Nurse
Edith
Cavcll.
great
heroine
of
the
world
war.
held
at
Jasper
Lodge.
LEON
TROTSKY
IS
EXPELLED
Revolutionary
Leader
Unanimously
Turned
Out
of
Communist
Internationale
MOSCOW,
et.
1.
Leim
Trotsky,
one
a
the
lender
of
the
ltuUn
re-tolution
and
founder
of
the
union
of
Nivlet
Kepuhlir.
and
M.
Vujo-ilrh.
one
of
hi
thief
aiilet
In
the
oppiH.ll
Ion
fight
agalakt
Ma
I
In
nd
the
renlral
vonmsnM
iiminlttee,
Iuh
been
ee4lrd
from
the
Coni-uunlkt
liitrrnatloiiulr
l'rrl(lluni.
HA
NDiTA
P
ToTiUDSON
BAY
ROUTE
REMOVED
DECLARES
MINISTER
SASKATOON.
Oct.
l.-A
great
handl-
rr
in
t.tu
ucessful
development
of
the
Hudson
Bay
Hallway
route
was
re
moved
In
the
change
of
ports
on
the
Bay
from
Port
Nelson
to
Port
Churchill,
declared
Hon.
Charles
Dunning
in
ad
dressing
a
public
meeting
here.
The
decision
to
make
the
change
was
only
made
after
all
necessary
engineering
data
had
been
secured,
he
esld.
FEARS
FOR
SAFETY
OF
FISHERMEN
ARE
EXPRESSED
IN
CITY
Fears
are
held
along
the
loca
waterfront
as
to
the
safety
of
Alex.
McPher-aon,
well
known
Skeena
River
salmon
ftoherman,
whose
empty,
boat
was
found
this
week
In
the
rboneyardr
There
Is
h
acnrehemlon
thatuMcEherson,
;iwh&
Mrs.
Brlggs
were
burned
to
death.
30,nd
has
f
lulled
in
she
rlclnty.for.sonie
years,
my
have
toeen
drowned.
Word
of
the
finding
of
his
empty
boat
was
brought
to
the
city
yesterday.
TORONTO
LADY
IS
WINNER
AT
GOLF
TORONTO,
Oct.
1
-Mis?
Ada
Mc-
Kenzle
of
Toronto
won
the
Canadian
ladles
tpld
cnampltuuhip
trdy
defeating
Mrs
E
W
Whittington
of
Toronto
c:t;M
sua
all,
TEARS
PIRATES
LOSE
TO
CINCINNATI
.
Louis
C'arrinalrf
Still
Have
Chance
to
Figure
in
Tie
for
National
Ixague
l'cnnant
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
1.
Plttsbv.rg
Pirates
dropped
the
flrt
game
ol
th-ir
final
three
game
series
to
Ciucluaat
-teds
yesterday
kfteinoun
by
a
seo.
of
3
to
1
and
New
Yore
OlanU
!
s-
lr.g
uj
Brooklyn
Dodgeis
by
a
scor-
j
ii
10
to
i.
were
Ck.
:..teli
dropj:
from
any
chaucs
to
cop
the
Katir.i.
c-f.-.c
pennant.
The
n!y
chance
to
St.
Lou:
Cardinals.
Idle-
yesterday,
uo
have
to
take
the
Hag
-.
to
win
thi
foi
iu
two
games
while
toe
Pirate
lo-,
'.heir
final
two.
Then
it
would
be
.
.e
the
leaderslitp
Chances,
c.
ours-
are
largely
la
lavor
ol
th
."lraiet
who
need
but
ine
victory
!oi
'.lieu
Ues
or
oi:e
deieat
for
tit
Louis.
:iw
York
Yankees
wc:i
4
to
2
over
Wiushlnxton
Senators
ai.d
Babe
Rut.:.
t
u;
a
new
record
,ty
making
h
sixtieth
home
rua
of
trje
season.
Cleve-
.ar.cl
I.idians
and
St.
Louis
Brown
t
split
a
uoublc-header
and
Chicago
White
Sox
won
twlee
from
Detrci.
Tigers.
Huth
h-ratr
came
In
the
eighth
In-i-'j;
with
one
man
on
bases,
a
tie
score
with
Washington
ttaH
De&g
broken.
The
da;
aostee
were,
ssflollows:
MTI('AL
LLtfltE
Pltuburg
1.
Clncmnatl
3.
New
York
8.
Brooklyn
lp.
AMKltlC.tN
LKtfilE
Washington
3.
New
York
4.
Cleveland
3-4,
St.
Louis
4-B.
Detroit
4-1,
Chlcagq
5-4
LEUilK
MTAXUIXdS
National
W.
L.
Pet.
Piueharg
03
C.50
.612
st.
Louis
9i
;ei
.600
New
Y'ork
90
62
.592
Shteac
83
.67
.553
Cincinnati
73
78
.483
Brooklyn
65
86
.430
Boston
57
v
92
.383
PhUadelphla
....
32
9i
.344
Anirrlran
-
New
York
109
44
.713
Philadelphia
....
89
;;62
.539
Washington
84
I68
.553
Detroit
80
371
.530
Chicago
68
I'
82
.453
Cleveland
'66
B5
.437
At.
Louis
58
92
.386
Boston
51
1
Aoi
.336
SALMON
TKOLIXK!
T(
!
f
HOI.II
A
.MEETIM1
TO
DISCl'SK
ri!IIEKIES
The
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Salmon
Trollers'
Association
announces
that
It
has
called
a
meeting
of
fishermen
to
take
place
October
37
to
discuss
questions
regarding
the
conservation
of
the
salmon
Industry.
Everyone
Interested
In
salmon
fishing
Is
urgently
requested
to
attend.
Sam
Olson
Is
president
of
the
organization.
t4ttHlT
44tt44
TWO
FAMILIES
OF
CHILDREN
FIRE
VICTIMS
SASKATOON.
Oct.
1
Two
children
ol
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Selben
near
Macklln
wen-
burned
to
death
when
the
home
was
destroyed
by
fire,
.
At
Huntoon
the
three
children
of
Ml
when
'one
of
them
upset
an
oil
lamp
near
the
bed
of
the
victims,
which
In
eluded
twins.
HAMIOTA
CLERGYMAN
KILLED
UNDER
CAR
OAKE
RIVER,
Man..
Oct.
1.
Rev.
W
1
E
Allln.
Incumbent
of
Hamlota
An
git
can
Church,
was
Instantly
killed,
pinned
under
a
car
when
it
was
overturned
Ut'.tr
hi!.
UNION
1
LT.
R.
D.
6ANDFORD,
whose
memory
was
honored
In
the
recent.
Zeebrugge
raid
ceremony
He
drovv
the
sub
C3.
loaded
with
15
tons
of
explosives.
Into
the
piles
to
blast
a
150-foot
breach,
it
will
be
recalled.
He
died
of
typhoid
in
1918.
TOTAL
LOSS
IS
$100,000,000
Million
Dollars
Worth
of
Autos
Destroyed
on
St.
Louis
Streets
NT.
LOl'IS.
Oct.
1.
The
death
toll
of
the
cyrlonr
at
St.
Louis
Wednesday
lias
reached
a
total
of
89
with
1200
Injured.
Xome
5,300
houses
were
destroyed
or
ilnmagrd
and
more
than
a
million
dollars
worth
of
automobiles
destroyed
m
the
streets.
The
lirtal
property
loss
Is
estimated
to
be
up
to
$100,000,000.
CONSULAR
CHANGE
TO
COME
INTO
EFFECT
HERE
COMING
WEEK
E.
A.
Wakefield.
United
States
consul
here
for
the
past
nine
years,
will
leave
next
Thursday
night
with
Mrs.
Wake
leld
for
the
south
and
will
spend
a
'acation
In
Vancouver.
Seattle,
Portland,
San
Francisco
and
Los
Angeles
before
proceeding
to
Ensenada
whence
Mr.
Wakefield
has
been
transferred
In
the
consular
service.
C.
Q.
Woodward,
the
new
consul
tor
Prince
Rupert,
will
arrive
In
the
city
text
Wednesday.
A
NEW
ZEALAND
MAN
KNOCKED
JHJT
MALONEY
'.'NEW
YORK.
Oct.
l-Tom
Heeney
of
New
Zealand
knocked
out
Jim
Maloney
of'
''Boston'.'"1
heavyweights
In
one.
minute
tevenfeen
,
seconds.
PENSIONS
DATE
HACK
VICTORIA,
Oct.
1.
The
operation
of
the
old
age
pension
scheme
of
the
provincial
government
will
date
from
September
1
last.
SENATOR
DIES.
TORONTO.
Oct.
I
Hon
Robert
Mul
holland.
senator,
died
suddenly
In
Lon
lity,
Litiaud,
:tui,
morula"
aed
FAIR
FINANCES
IN
GOOD
SHAPE
Interim
Financial
Report
Indicates
That
1926
Deficit
Will
be
Wiped
off
HOARD
CONGRATULATED
Providing
all
outstanding
accounts
that
in
is
organization
has
made
a
move
cove,
.ng
advertisir?
and
donations,
etc.,
,
to
call
a
meeting
toward
the
end
of
ran
oe
cjllerted
i:id
w
th
the
idditlonal
next
week
at
which
the
fishermen
will
rcoe
;:t
ir.ru
a
d"-e
ahlch
U
Is
planned
htve
sn
opportunity
to
discuss
the
pre-t.
!.-.!?
abcut
Thankegivlng
Day.
It
is
ent
situsUon
in
regard
to
the
salmon
ex,.e.ted
that
t!ie
Fa
r
Board,
besides
'
llsher.es.
iaking
care
or
thji
year
Exhibition
it
Is
undersMod
that
a
delegation
U
will
b:
-b'f
t3
vipe
out
the
old
adverse
going
to
Ottawa
soon
from
Vancouver
balance
.f
13300
brought
over
from
last
and
that
this
delegation
will
go
by
way
ye,.r
Su:h
was
the
mfcrmatlou
con-
j
of
Prince
Rupert
and
will
atop
oil
here
tained
in
an
Interim
financial
statement
on
the
way
In
order
to
discuss
the
preiei.u-d
last
ulght
at
a
meet.ng
of
matter
locally.
The
fishermen
will
be
the
Fa
r
B.ard
by
the
finance
commit-
asked
to
meet
this
delegatton
and
the
tee
It
wis
strewed
thai,
to
obtain
whoie
matter
of
necessary
restriction
on
this
lavorable
result.
It
would
be
es-
talmon
will
then
ha
taken
up.
sential
th;
!
ctikr-s
ai
a
whsle
lend'
It
Is
not
known
exactly
what
date
the:
support
to
the
dance
as
well
aa
the
delegation
mill
be
here
but
due
it!
-.
ml
'
forward
with
outstanding
-lottce
will
be
given
the
fishermen
In
financial
undertakings.
regard
to
its
arrival.
In
.rsp-..,.
to
a
request
made
by
the
lie
pr:r.
e
hufert
Basketball
Association,
;
rie.ided
oy
the
board
to
allow
the
use
of
the
hs.ll
fr
basketball
at
moi.iiiJy
rental
of
NO.
the
basketball
,
anic.,.tlon
paying
for
the
lighting
and
j
taking
care
of
all
breakages.
A
letter
was
read
from
William-'
J.
I
Eouavia.
depnty
ministee
oi-gmattiire.
j
AJkCormick
Alias
Wetherby
ecasratulatiag
the
board
on
the
splen-,
w
,)e
r-rUer
Tried
-
Here
did
hwt.-a.aseMiBa7eMrbttie.ridf'
Havinf
Arrived
From
requesting
inai
some
poowigrapns
ue
sent
oi
tne
a
nine
i
apiays.
A
letter
from
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
en
closed
the
minister's
personal
check
of
75,
ISO
of
which
was
earmarked
as
the,Fear
to
county
Court
here
before
Judge
first
prize
for
district
agricultural
display
which
was
won
by
Prince
George.
Those
present
at
the
meeting
were-.
President
Frank
Dibb.
Aid.
R.
F.
Perry,
Olof
Hanson,
Ben
Self,
S.
E.
Parker.
W.
D.
Vance.
Aid.
J.
Greer,
Dan
Jabour
and
Oearge
B.
Casey.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Total
of
93.0(10
I'oundx
of
llalll.ut
Sold
at
Exchange
This
Morning
A
total
of
03.000
pounds
of
halibut
was
sold
at
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning,
three
American
vessels
dispos
ing
of
85,000
pounds
at
from
11.6c
and
6c
to
13.5c
and
8c.
while
two
Canadians
old
8.000
pounds
for
12.1c
and
8c
and
13
6c
and
8c.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
follows:
America
n
Resolute,
40.000
pounds.
Atlln
Flsh-
erier
11
c
and
6c.
Bonanza,
35,000
pounds.
Booth
Fish
eries,
133c
and
7c.
Murla.
20)000
psundst
Canadian
FVh
&
Cold
Storsge
Co.,
13.5c
and
8c.
Canadian
Fanny
F..
3.500
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
13.5c
and
8e.
Bayvlew,
4.500
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
13.1c
and
8c.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
I.EAGIE.
IHv.
I.
Arserul
3.
West
Ham
3.
Birmingham
1,
Bolton
1.
Burnley
4.
Derby
County
3.
Bury
5,
Sunderland
3.
Huddersfleld
8.
Cardiff
3.
Leicester
1.
Manchester
United
0.
Liverpool
8.
Portsmouth
3.
Middlesboro
3.
The
Wednesday
3.
Newcastle
0,
Blackburn
Rovers
1.
Sheffield
0.
6.
Aston
VtMa
3.
Tottenham
1,
Everton
3.
Division
II.
Bamtley
3.
Wolverhampton
3.
Bristol
City
1.
Chelsea
1.
Fulham
4.
Port
Vale
0.
Hull
City
3.
Notts
Forest
0.
Manchester
City
3.
Oldham
1.
Notts
County
3.
Qrlmsby
3.
Preston'
"5.
Leeds
United
1.
Southampton
0,
Reading
0.
Stoke
'2,
,
Blackpool
0.
'
'
Swansea
"6.
South
Shields
3.
West
Bromwich
4,
Clapton
I.
SCOTTISH
LEAOI
E.
Ilv
I.
Olyde
2,
Cowdenbeath
3.
Dundee
1,
Celtic
4.
Dunfermline
2,
St.
Johnstone
3.
Falkirk
1.
Hearts
3.
Hamilton
2.
Aberdeen
3.
Hibernians
4,
Panic
1.
Kilmarnock
2.
Atrdrteonlans
2.
Raith
Rovers
2.
Motherwell
4.
Queen's
Purk
l,
Bntiess
0.
Rsitien.
4-
a'-.
Ml
.Tea
2.
JACK
FISHERMEN
ASKED
MEET
DELEGATES
.Meeting
to
be
Held
Next
Week
to
Discuss
Restrictions
on
Salmon
Fishing
S.
D.
Macdonald.
president
of
the
Trades
and
Labor
Council
announces
"COMMITTED
ON
THEFT
CHARGES
--.
'AtIrt-
"..
Bringing
back
with
them
3.
A.
Mc
cormick
alias
Wetherby
who
will
ap-
Young
for
election
following
his
committal
for
trial
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
C.
L.
Munroe
at
Atlln
on
two
charges
of
theft.
Inspector
William
Splller
and
Sergeant
Alex
McNeill
of
the
;
provincial
poflce
returned
to
the
city
from
the
north
on
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday
afternoon
McCormlck,
who
was
pursued
to
California
where
he
was
arrested
and
who
waived
proceedings
against
extradition
to
Canada,
is
alleged
to
have
committed
two
thefts
at
Engineer
mine
one
the
taking
of
amalgam
to
a
value
of
$600
and
the
other
robbery
of
money
and
a
nugget
cbeln
to
the
value
of
1100,
SHORTAGE
OF
HERRING
BAIT
None
Left
in
Alaska
and
Only-Small
Quantities
Here;
Fishermen
Concerned
KETCHIKAN,
Oct.
1.
Halibut
fisher-
men
have
become
concerned
over
a
re
ported
shortage
of
herring
uvd
for
bait.
The
last
frozen
herring
on
the
local
market
was
sold
yesterday
and
nearby
towns
have
likewise
exhausted
supplies.
The
increasing
u.ve
of
herring
In
the
manufacture
of
fertilizer
la
blamed
by
some
for
the
shortage,
A
number
of
fishing
boats
at
Petersburg
are
reported
to
be
tied
up
by
lack
of
bait.
Inquiry
at
the
office
of
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Company
elicits
the
,
fact
that
the
local
company
still
has"
herring
which
It
Is
doling
out
In
small
quantities
to
fishermen.
WAGEBOARD
REORGANIZED
Two
Members
Retire
and
Others
to
be
Appointed
to
Deal
With
Hotels
VICTORIA.
Oct.
1.
Preparatory
to
the
extension
of
.the
Male
Minimum
Wage
Act
to
the
operation
of
hotels,
rooming
houses
and
restaurants,
the
(board
will
be
reorganized
with
the
appointment
of
two
members
closely
In
touch
with
the
business
affected,
J.
D.
McNlven.
chairman
of
the
board,
announced
today.
T.
F.
Paterson
and
4F,
V
Foster
are
retiring
after
completion
of
the
task
of
applying
the
Taw
to
the
lumber
Industry.
Mr.
and
Mrs
W.
E.
Drake
and
son
returned
to
Vancouver,
sailing
on
the
Cudena
:iu
morning.
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