TAXI
Boston
Grill
ind
Ambulance
Service
Ljywhtre
at
Anytime
nd:
Etthanjre
Hulldln
Matt
viueck.
Prop.
ML-in
a
train
Of
thirty
or
:
clay
Since
Saturday,
four
i
nnd
ninety
carloads
are
i
today
waiting
to
be
un-1
'he
elevator.-
Since
the
i
200
carloads
had
been
lit
elevator
up
to
this
-IQUOR
CASES
f
Tr'J.0"1,
at
Seattle
Saturday
-
inten
Men
in
Olmstead
E.'.'tffx
Oct
SI
Thirteen
of
the
ouna
guilty
or
hi.
,
.
-
..4uor
lrom
British
Columbia
I'
I.IS,I
.
.
ig..
.
ven
sentences
-
'
nu
nave
appealed.
The
long-
C'-''ll(e.S
e.r.
a
,
(w.
i.iiune
ail
Lfmv
iuiiiik.
livmn
i
.
i.
ul
.
E
wr
patrolman,
and
Erncat
rorih.
broker
and
reputed
collector
ll
COnSOllfiaLeVl
fvrv,..
a
,
Haniwio,
UlrU
pc
teutury
fifteen
months
In
and
fined
$1,500
Advor
a
ui
The
DaUy
News
I
VtCTOSlA.
Oct
SI.
The
Dun-
wall
bead
offlee
announced
that
the
mill
at
Stewart
dose
about
November
10.
The
era
supply
wUl
be
cleaned
up
abosjt
then.
4
R.
M.
Stewart,
preaddeat
and
James
and
John
Stewart
dlrec-
tors
will
natt
year
personally
prospect
tbe
ground
to
dtaoover
new
ore
and
when
money
la
4
available
rOorts
will
toe
made
to
1
further
eiplore
the
Ben
All
'
vein.
VANCOUVEIt
BXCIIAMJE
Wheat
B.C.
Silver
.
.
.
Big
Missouri
..
Coast
Copper
..
Cork
Province
.
Ounwell
Oeorge
Copper
O
lads
tone
Independence
Indian
Leadsmlth
Premier
Porter
Idaho
.
Richmond
Silversmith
Sunlocli
Turn.
OWENS'
LOGGING
CO.
OPENING
NEW
CAMP
ON
KILDALA
INLET
A.
E.
Oweaa
and
son
of
the
Owens
Logging
Co..
Ltd.
are
spending
a
week
in
the
city
while
their
gasboat
Olara
Frances
la
being
overhauled
at
the
dry-dock.
Mr.
Owens
la
this
fall
opening
up
a
large
logging
camp
on
KUdala
Inlet
where
he
la
putting
Is
a
logging
rail
way
and
full
equipment
of
donkey
engines
aad
other
apparatus.
He
usee
two
locomotives
on
the
Job.
The
output
of
the
plant
goes
to
the
Ocean
Falls
pulp
mill.
CHIEF
INSPECTOR
TAXATION
IS
DEAD
CALOARY.
Oct
31
Robert
O,
Gra
ham.
Ottawa,
chlel
Inspector
of
taxa
tion,
died
last
night
of
heart
disease.
He
was
taken
111
a
few
days
ago
at
Nelson,
B.C.
MAXIMILLAN
HARDEN
DIED
IN
SWITZERLAND
BERLIN.
Oct.
31.
Maximilian
Harden,
the
noted
Oerman
editor,
died
suddenly
at
MontanalVermala.
Swltrerland.
aged
66.
Bid.
Aaed
1.35
145
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t.
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14.00
1300
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.lev,
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3.40
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1.75
3.80
V
Changes
Hands
at
Exchange
This
.Morning
A
total
ol
314
000
pounds
o?
h..::n
;
was
sold
at
the
FUh
Sschanx
fnonung.
twelve
American
vessel-,
i..
most
cf
them
Urtr
rcnooners.
aispi
log
of
29S.0OU
pc.undi
at
bids
ramtnu'
SANKEY
CASE
UP
TOMORROW
Chief
Justice
Hunter
Decides
he
has
no
Autthority
to
Hear
Appeal
VAMOrVKK.
0l.
31-Siistalnins
the
oUJccllon
made
by
A.
M.
John-Miu.
K.(!,
iroan
rounsel.
Chief
4uh-tle
Hunter
In
the
nupreme
nrt
Imlaj
deilded
he
had
no
jurisdiction
to
hear
the
application
for
a
clunje
of
vrmie
on
liehslf
of
Jimrpli
ail-key.
thareed
w
It
Is
the
intirder
at
Port
KKklnston
of
Ml
Lorctta
Chls-liiilni.
J.
K.
Hird.
sankry's
coiiimel,
Houtht
to
have
the
trial
take
lue
at
New
Westminster
assize
opening
November
8
Instead
of
at
Prince
Kupert
November
23.
Arrrpflng
the
ouscestioii
of
the
Chief
Justice,
lllrd
aubsequently
applied
to
Mr.
Justice
Morrison,
who
fonsrnled
to
hear
the
application
Tuesday.
Motion
for
u
chance
of
venue
had
been
refused
by
Mr.
Justice
Morrison,
August
3.
In
arguing
the
case
this
morning
Mi".
Itlril
sulci
"isatikry
lutd
been
publicly,
referred
to
In
the
News
of
Prince
Kupert
a
the
murderer
of
Lrett:i
Chlsholm.
He
added
that
It
would
put
him
In
a
very
unfortunate
position
If
he
hail
to
go
there
and
challenge
the
whole
jury
on
grounds
of
unfairness.
EGGERS
AGAIN
Uc
6r.:
(k
to
15.1c
and
Cc.
while
Cansdian
sold
21.000
pounds
:.
13r
and
6c
to
13.3c
and
6c
Ot.c
of
the
Arrertca:i
veswls.
whlrh
dcc'.o'i
to
bold
over
rather
than
accept
Uc
and
6c
on
Saturday
mad?
a
vary
siuht
(n:i
while
four
Cnsd:u
vessel
ga.ne
i
enough
by
waiting
to
probably
make
the
delay
worth
while.
Today's
sales
were
as
follows:
AMERICAN
Republic.
30.000
pounds;
Yakuts
t.
30
-000
pounds,
and
BeAra.
30.000
poui.rt-..
Oanad'an
Plah
&
Gold
Storage
Co..
Vic
and
Sc.
Atlantic.
22.000
pounds,
and
Consti
tution.
M.000
pounds,
Hooch
Plahenes.
13c
and
6c.
Majsatlc.
11.000
pounds,
Royal
Ftah
Co..
12c
aad
9c.
Eagis.
40.000
pounds.
AUln
Fiaherfea.
lie
sad
6c.
Vanaea.
SO.OOO
pounds.
Pacific
fisher-
lea.
te
and
6c.
,
Panama.
17.000
pouada.
Booth
Flaher
lea.
12.1c
and
6c.
,
Eldorado.
3&900
pouada,
qanadlan
THh.fi
Cold
Saafage
Oav
12.
Bo
aeo.
llarel
II..
10.000
pounds.
AtHa
Ftah-
eries,
ll.lc
and
6c.
,
Fairway.
13.000
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.
16c
and
6e.
OANAMAN
Balaac.
6.000
pounds:
Irtgred
H..
IA00
pounds,
and
Morris
H
,
900
pounds.
AUln
fisheries.
133c
and
6c.
Cape
Spencer.
3300
pounds.
Canadian
Plah
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
13.1c
and
6c.
Margaucf.
1400
pounds,
and
Im-pereuae,
2,000
pounds.
AUln
Flabertee,
13c
and
6c.
The
Nuba
finally
accepted
12c
and
6o
I
for
1.500
pounds
on
Saturday.
UNDER
ARREST
SEATTLE.
Oct.
31.
-Charges
of
burglarizing
the
Bagdad
Theatre
were
filed
In
court
Saturday
against
Milo
Eggers,
his
wife
Dolly,
her
sister
Mrs.
Erns
Brown.
P.
K.
Kelly,
Oeorge
Oraham
and
Mary
Wilson.
Eggers
and
hti
wife
have
been
rearrested
after
being
released.
PRINCE,
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
1
a
-ft
.
.
r;
MONDAY.
OCTl)BKKl.
1927
-w-
i-
..
fx.
.
THE
5IOST
DESI'ISED
MAN
ON
EARTH,
Georxes
Ojii,n.
alleged
btrer
of
Edith
Cavell,
in
a
Fren.
h
court
denies
bin
guilt.
lie
Mys
a
spy
who
reeembld
him
caused
the
martyr-nurse's
death
'
Terrace
Farmer
Shoots
Two
Grizzlies
and
Wounds
Third
Near
Shore
of
Lahelse
Lake
TERHACE.
October
31.
Matt
Allard,
well
known
rancher
and
prospector
of
Kalum
Lake,
had
a
thrilling
experience
last
Wednesday
while
hunting
in
the
Lakelse
Valley.
At
the
mouth
of
Blackwater
Creek
on
Lakelse
Lake
he
encountered
a
large
grizzly
cub
which
he
shot
at
close
range.
Suspicious
that
there
would
be
others
in
the
vicinity,
he
was
not
surprised
to
quickly
see
a
huge
chap
bearing
down
upon
him
at
some
distance.
Being
too
far
from
it
to
be
sure
of
hitting
to
kill,
he
was
looking
for
a
tree
to
climb
to
get
better
aim,
but
the
animal
travelled
so
quickly
that
he
had
to
shoot
from
the
ground
and
was
successful
in
felling
it
with
the.
first
shot.
Immediately
afterwards
a
third
bear,
supposedly
a
two-year-old,
appeared
on
the
scene,
and
he
shot
again
but
the
gun
jammed
and
before
he
remedied
it
the
bear
had
turned
into
the
brush.
He
shot
again
and
from
the
howls
knew
that
he
had
wounded
it,
but
it
got
away.
Altogether
it
is
thought
there
were
four
grizzlies
In
the
party.
For
some
days,
the
wounded
bear
has
been
heard
around
Use
lake
but
so
far
has
evaded
capture
by
the
few
who
have
had
the
courage
to
attempt
it.
The
hides
of
the
two
grizzlies
shot
by
Mr.
Allard
are
on
display
at
the
Terrace
Club.
ZERO
WEATHER
IN
FAR
NORTH
Zero
weather
for
the
first
time
la
reported
today
In
the
far
north
and
lower
temperatures
are
shown
everywhere
In
the
eight
o'clock
report
of
tbe
Govern
ment
Telegraph.
Following
la
the
record:
Stewart
Clear,
calm.
temp.
35.
Anyox
Clear,
calm.
temp.
33.
Alice
Arm
Clear,
calm,
temp.
33.
Aryanah
Clear,
calm.
temp.
31.
Rosewood
Foggy
.
calm,
temp.
34.
Terrace
Fogjry.
calm,
temp.
33.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
31.
Telegraph
Creek
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
30.
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
33.
Sums
Lake
Clear,
calm,
temp.
34.
Nahlln
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
.2
below.
.Whltehorae.
Clear,
calm..
10
below.
Dawson.
Clear,
calm.
15
below.
MANY
CARS
WHEAT
COMING
TO
RUPERT
Since
Saturday
140
cars
of
wheat
have
arrived
at
the
Prlnca
.Rupert
ele
vator,
according
to
the
railway
records.
There
are
besides
Uu
193
cars
In
the
division
.mil
140
eas'
of
Jaiper
all
com
ATTEMPT
TO
ASSASSINATE
President
of
(Jreece
Has
Close
Call
From
Youth
Who
Fired
at
Him
ATIIKNS,
Oct.
31.
President
Kondouriotl
of
(ireece
had
his
right
temple
M-arred
lij
a
bullet
fired
at
lilin
yesterday
with
Intent
In
a-savsliiate
him.
The
man
who
fiml
the
tliot
wa
a
youth
of
23.
The
angry
crowd
would
hate
lynched
the
.-saln
had
it
not
been
for
intervention
of
the
police.
HALIBUT
CATCH
SMALL
OCTOBER
Halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
month
of
October
have
totalled
3.711.000
pounds
of
which
2.328,000
pound)
has
been
American
fish
and
383,000
Canadian.
Tbe
total
Is
seme
400.000
pounds
greater
than
September
of
this
year
but
about
300.000
less
than
October.
1926.
Large
Upstair
Uimntr
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
bent
for
the
least
I'hone
457.
Price
Five
Cents
MHL
Y
BEARS
FIGURED
HUNTING
EPISODE
AT
TERRACE
kn
Drowned
in
Fishine
LARGE
SALE
OF
I
IT
T
mitrn
rnftn
J
tt
mts
When
Dashed
Upon
Mmm
mM
'
.
Total
of
311,000
Pounds
of
Fish
ICRS
in
Gale
Saturday
land
Suffered
Heavily
and
There
Were
Heartrending
scenes
in
the
Village
When
Women
and
Children
Realized
Loss
DT
I1LIN,
October
31.
It
is
feared
that
more
than
.,
n
i.
were
drowned
off
the
Gahvay
and
Mayo
tne
pale
which
swept
this
country
Saturday
'oed
a
portion
of
the
Irish
fishing
fleet.
.-'ry
breadwinner
at
Lackan
Bay,
County
Mayo,
r,
..'d
within
two
or
three
hundred
yards
of
home
boats
were
dashed
to
pieces
on
the
rocks.
I
(
.an.
County
Gahvay,
and
nearby
towns,
31
j
and
eight
bodies
have
been
washed
ashore,
r,
heart-rending
scenes
in
the
villages.
Women
arcn
and
even
men
cried
aloud
in
anguish
and
i
arried
from
the
church
in
a
fainting
condi-ri'
uer
Michael
Quinn
celebrated
requiem
mass
at
IPREME
COURT
REFUSES
REVIEW
itflsa
ol
Tho-e
Aboard
Hum
nnnt
l'esi
hewa
Sustained
Jy
kiic-i
t
ourt
of
United
Slates
"i
;
31.
in
8u-ilused
t
"
review
a
'
Ight
iii
lhe
CDMt-
...
.
search
a
Britten
uive-miw-
::mlt
after
ed
eniihiiK
within
;
plication
foi
a
review
"
ilt
of
th
aonvtctton
i
other
in
the
federal
mi
chart
ol
violating
u.tion
law
aboard
the
The
Peaohewa
was
ri
of
Washington.
IRA1NFL0W0N
IN
FULL
SWING
I'f-rr-:
c
One
Train
Cominrr
in
i'lant
Encaged
in
Dry
ing
Wheat
for
First
Ship
(.levator
of
the
Alberta
u
Working
twenty-lour
:
the
irresent
time
drying
freighter
Flahpool.
load-
with
a
full
cargo
for
the
K
i;uu
or
continent
will
atart
.
a.-
g
sufficient
quantity
la
'
pouring
It
lii
'
Uow
la
now
on
In
full
IIMW:I.I.
SUNK
TO
CU:
IN
TEN
l)VS
oriirC
ANNOUNCE
Two
Huge
Dirigibles
Being
Built
in
Britain
Probably
Will
Make
Maiden
Trip
to
Canada
i
OTTAWA,
October
31.
"The
first
of
two
huge
five
million
ciiim
tVet
dirigible
being
built
in
England
for
use
in
the
plan
oft
imperial
commercial
communication
will
be
completed
in
two
years
una
it
is
hoped
will
make
her
maiden
trip
to
Canada,"
stated
Sir
l
hilh'
Sassoon,
British
nnder-secretary
for
air,
last
night.
"From
the
point
of
view
of
the
British
Empire
I
do
not
think
there
is
anything
that
can
more
speedily
link
the
Empire
together
than
the
development
of
aviation,"
said
Sir
Phillip,
who
arrived
this
morning
by
airplane
from
Buffalo
and
left
later
for
New
York.
'
I
!
I
!
1
Kl
VUU.
JOIN
IN
DHAUM
MtAT
PLANS
OF
LtltdlK
GENEVA.
Oct
31
Russia
baa
r.-tlfled
the
Leerfue
of
Nations
that
the
Soviet
O
.vsrnment
will
p.irvrlpate
;i;
a
preparatory
ccmmlttlon
"f
a
disarmament1
conference.
Russia's
abseaeebad
r.etn
considered
one
of
the
big-geit
obttacles
to
convocation
of
the
conference.
SCHOONER
DOROTHY,
CHARTERED
TO
FISH
!
COMMISSION,
HERE
Capt.
Ote
Hvatum'a
big
schooner
Dor
othy,
which
is
under
charter
for
the
winter
months
to
tbe
International
Fisheries
Commission
which
wUV
use
the
vaauel
in'
carrying
out
research
fwork
on
tbe
northern
halibut
banks,
ar
rived
in
port
at
tbe
end
of
the
week
from
EeaMto
Before
continuing
to
Alaska,
the
vessel
is
going
on
the
local
drydock
for
the
purpose
of
grounding
ber
wireless
equipment.
On
board
tbe
Dorothy,
of
which
Capt.
Hvatum
la
In
personal
command,
are
sixteen
men
Including
nine
fishermen
and
six
scientists
beaded
by
P.
Heward
Bell
who
has
as
his
assistants
R.
V.
Butt.
WUliam
Harrington.
E.
Pefter.
Olof
Ertefcsen
and
Frank
Grant
(wireless
operator),
Vancouver
and
Seattle
men.
As
some
forty
per
cent
of
the
halrbut
j
caught
are
mutlllated
or
otherwise
un-
HON.
JANET
AITKIN
TO
MARRY
MAN
WHO
EXPECTS
TO
BE
DUKE
LONDON.
Oct.
31.
The
engagement
is
announced
of
Lord
ueaverDrocns
only
daughter.
Hon.
Janet
Attken
to
Ian
Douglas
Campbell,
heir
to
the
Dukedom
of
Argyll.
DOCTOR
IS
FOUND
DEAD
IN
HIS
CABIN
WINNXPEO.
Oct.
31.
Dr
Harold
S.
Churchill.
34
years
of
age,
In
charge
of
the
medical,
work
on
construction
gangs
at
Pert
Nelson,
was
found
dead
in
his
cabin
Friday.
It
wai
believed
death
was
due
to
natural
causes.
Dr.
Churchill's
parents
reside
at
Red
Deer.
Alberta.
DIED
AS
RESULT
OF
COLLIDING
WITH
CAR
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
31
Hugh
Campbell
of
Fifth
Avenue
East
died
Saturday
from
tntfrles
received
Thursday
last
when
he
drove
his
car
Into
a
street
car.
HOCKEY
ACE
BROKE
LEG
ON
SATURDAY
WINNIPEG.
Oct.
31
Babe
Dye.
scoring
ace
or
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks,
brokr
hi.'-
left
leg
Saturday
in
a
hockey
p:.i
:o
AUTO
MISHAPS
IN
VANCOUVER
No
Less
Than
Seventy
in
District
Iteported
to
the
Police
Over
Week-end
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
31.
In
more
than
70
automobUe
mishaps
reported
to
the
police
in
Oreater
Vancouver
over
tha
week-end.
13
persons
were
Injured,
two
i
of
them
seriously.
Charles
Farrls
la
In
I
a
critical
condition
with
a
broken
spine
I
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Carter
has
a
fractured
t
skull.
Both
were
'victims
of
hit
and
run
I
drivers
-but
the
caw
of
the
former
driver
waa
reported
to
the
police
who
some
time
later
placed
htm
under
&r-reat.
.
.
TOLMIE
SAYS
PARTY
LOYAL
Declares
he
has
no
Dispute
With
any
Association
and
was.
Promised
100
Per
Cent
Loyalty
VICTORIA.
Oct.
31.
"I
waa
promised
cne
hundred
per
cent
loyalty
from
the
party
at
the
Kami
oops
convention."
said
Hon.
S.
P.
Tolmle,
addressing
Saanlch
Conservatives
Saturday.
"I
have
received
resolutions
since
from
many
associations
passed
In
the
spirit
of
that
promise.
I
have
ho
dispute
with
a
single
association."
f
'
fit
for
tagging,
arrangement
have
been
Dr.
Tolmle
said
he
hoped
the
people
made
to
put
such
fish
In
the
market
of
tnt
province
would
not
be
misled
-:-ci
it
is
expected
that
the
Dorothy
l
by
Liberal
propaganda
that
there
were
w!'l
sell
two
catches,
probably
at
Prtnce
'
dissensions
among
Conservatives.
'
Kupert.
before
Christmas
when
she
will
prceeed
south
for
the
holiday
period.
The
Dorothy
will
proceed
tonight
to
j
Ketchikan
en
route
to
the
weatern
,
halibut
banks.
RUGBY
GAMES
ON
SATURDAY
Vancouver
and
University
of
B.C.
Each
Win
and
Will
Play
off
Thanksgiving
Day
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
31
The
University
of
British
Columbia'
defeated
Victoria
31
to
1
and
Vancouver
downed
New
Westmnster
31
to
6.
Saturday
In
the
Rugby
semi-finals
for
the
Provincial
championships.
The
winners
meet
on
Thanksgiving
Day
for
the
provincial
Canadian
rugby
championship.
PRESENTING
PRINCE
OF
WALES
CAST
OF
FINE
B.C.
SALMON
VICTORIA.
Oct.
31.
As
a
souvenir
of
his
last
visit
to
B.C..
the
provincial
government
through
the
Lieutenant
Governor
Is
presenting
the
Prince
of
Wales
with
a
lifelike
cast
of
(the
salmon
caught
by
A.
F.
Lascelles,
the
prince's
secretary
at
Brentwood
lajtAugut.
,
NOTICE
.
The
City
Clerk's
Office
will
remain
open
from
7rto
9
p.m.
on
the
28th,
29th
and.
31st
of
October
for
the
purpose
of
receiving
the
registrations
of
Householders
and
Licence
Holders
for
the
1928
Voters'
List.
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