5
TAXI
Ambulance
expei
.me
i
ervic
mynhere
at
Anytime
nd:
Ewhanse
Hutldinr
in
as
an
unqualified
DINGMAN
PRESIDENT
HOCKEY
ASSOCIATION
VANCOUVBR.
Nov
14.
-A.
R.
Ding
.
,,,.r
wna
elected
Dresi'
noon.
Oraln
continues
to
How
steadily
OUTSIDE
JURY
MAY
to
Prince
Hupert-
Over
the
week-end
fifty-four
carloads
arrived
and
It
was
itated
at
railway
offices
that
101
cars
were
west
of
Jasper
this
morning
bound
for
Prince
P.upert.
HEAR
SANKEY
TRIAL
I'rrpurutloii
IW'ing
Ma.lr
to
Cull
Jurors
Not
Uesliln.t
of
(
II)
Itself
As
an
effort
to
remove
any
complaint
which
maybe
made
by-
defence
ooui
sel
In
theMBatakey
murder
case,
as
Hoi
a
Prince
Rupert
city
Jury
being
prejudiced.
It
la
reported
that
summons
for
Jury
service
at
the
session
of
the
Supreme
Court
Asstees
which
will
open
here
next
week
have
been
sent
to
residents
of
such
points
as
Stewart.
Anyox.
Alice
Arm,
etc.,
which
come
within
the
jurisdiction
of
the
Prince
Rupert
court
Thl
If
a
Jury
of
Prince
Rupert
real-
"V"
I;
....
r.ii.h
Columbia
amateur
clent.s
la
objects
to.
empanellment
may
twin
v
....
i
.
..m..,,,mi
si
the
annual
mecr-
w
chosen
from
scion;
outside
people
noCl.r
-
i(,f
,n(,
aistru,t
ll)--
S.r.u:c!.'-
PRINCE
RUPERT
l
4.
4-
KlflllV
fllAMI'HINS
,
(
Tills
tvi:r.K
.
VAXlmtKIl
(IUOIMIS
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
14
Begins
Rough
Riders,
the
prairie
champions,
have
accepted
an
offer
fre-m
the
B.C
Rugby
Union
to
play
Uie
University
of
B.C.,
the
provlnouU
champions
here
Wednesday
and
Saturday
for
the
western
tttle.
according
to
word
received
here
hurt
night.
T4"i'4'
-'
TVIJATHKK
ui:roitT.
Prince.
Rujiert.
rClear,
llfbt
wind;
temperature,
KJ.
Stewart
Windy,
temp.
.231
.
Anfox
Clear.
wndy(
l4emtJo)a.i
Alice
Arm.-Clear.
catos4Mp.
).
...
Alyanah.
Jlar.
coimjtenipii:0.
.cu...
Ross
wood
Cleur.
wlnd,;tep.
-80.
Terrace.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
18.
HjseHon.--Cliii
calm.
8
below.
Smlthers--Cleat
calm.
It
below.
Burns
Lake.-Clt'tir.
calm.
zero.
Telegraph
Creek
Jlear.
calm.
6
below.
WMtehorse
Ci:
calm.
17
below.
Stewart
River
cirar.
calm.
17
belov.-Dawson-Clear,
north
Wind.
Jfl
below.
Advertise
tn
The
DaUv
News
.
iern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.,
MONDAY.
NOVKMBliR
14.
1927
it
CLARENCE
CHAMBERLAIN
AND
CllAilLKS
LKVINE
(left)
met
for
the
first
time
aince
their
disagreement
and
parting
in
Europe
after
heir
transatlantic
"flight
at
a
dinner
given
by
the
laity
Club
of
Brooklyn,
N.Y.
With
differences
all
smoothed
out
they
renewed
their
old
friendship
-
and
are
shown
shaking
hands
over
it.
Thirty-Five
Millions
of
Old
Country
Capital
is
Available
for
Railway
NORTH
VANCOUVER,
November
14.
Old
Country
capital
to
the
extent
of
$35,000,000
is
obtainable
for
the
completion
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
from
North
Vancouver
to
Edmonton,
according
to
Alex.
Philip,
former
magistrate
and
member
of
the
Board
of
Trade
here.
Mr.
Philip
has
been
negotiating
for
some
months
with
English
capitalists
and
announces
a
concrete
offer
of
$35,000,-000
has
been
received.
Phillip
will
not
disclose
details
of
his
scheme
until
he
hag
conferred
with
Premier
MacLean
in
regard
to
it.
UNIVERSITYWON
FROM
VANCOUVER
RUGBY
CHAMPS
VANCOUVER.
Nov
14
The
University
of
British
Columbia
on
Saturday
won
the
provincial
"Big
Pour"
Canadian
rugby
championship
by
defeating
the
Vancouver
team
eight
points
to
five.
GUIDE
OF
TELEGRAPH
CREEK
PASSES
HERE
'44
J
liarle
Olvrn
.succumb
In
Prince
Ku-
HTl
'
,rilTH
IHW,HIWI
,
l
HT-ir
lie
'
Hud
Itoen
a
Putlrnt
Ten
Duj
Charles
Olsen
of
Telegraph
Creek.
Cas-siar
dlstdlct
guide
and
laborer,
died
this
morning
In
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
where
he
had
been
a
patient
since
November
4
when
he
arrived
from
the
north.
Deceased
,
was
49
years
of
tge
and
was
a
native
of
Sweden.
It
is
understood
that
he
bad
no
relatives
m
this
country.
Funeral
arrangements
pre
in
the
hand."
of
the
B.C.
Under-
l.ikoro.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
llalL
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
lor
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
least
Phone
457.
Pri.e
Five
tnt
RAIL
WA
Y
a
Bm
ll
I
II
IIU
1
IM
d
t
U
B
S
ETl
fa
MH
U
M
f&ffffltf
V
H
I
f
RiH
U
II
IH
I
I
II
11
I
IV
rw
vi
iu
an
a
k
ma
aa
ggej
h
b
aw
hi-
ha
sr
m
sa
J
ag
an
sw
u
nsa
ia
wear
mm
mgw
mm
mi
mw
mm
w
a.
m
mm
my
mm
mm
mm
mm
ri
mm
mm
m
wm
mm
mm
m
mmw
Underwriters
to
the
Salvage
Co.
I
HEAVIER
TODAY
Investigations
Being
Made
Today
mi
i
.hi
salvage
work
had
been
started
on
the
wrecked
..i.i
v.
hu
h.
it
wan
found
as
a
result
of
trips
to
the
scene
ti
i
really
stranded
on
Sparrowhawk
Reef
pror
ait
t,-
n.iuiK
liI
but,
in
fact,
on
the
extreme
tip
of
the
reef
(,
i
mm
and
forming
a
part
of
Burnt
Cliff
Island.
This
it.
hundred
yards
or
ho
due
south
from
Sparrowhawk
h
midway
in
the
channel
between
Kinlayson
Island
li:iid
and
wan
m
named
ax
a
result
of
the
wreck
t.
ii
ship
Sparrowhawk
there
in
1X71.
Sparrowhawk
Reel
la
msraed
by
can
hot
Am
T
nr
i
v
um
r
1
1
111
1
1
V
I
I
III
HI
DEATH'S
DOOR
h"
Mun
Whom
he
Spotted
i
(lolhinu
Store
Sunday
Morning
14
Oo
us
table
i
oUuei
of
thr
i
.caJ
-
ctuoi
from
two
bullet
ihduncn
lir
mved
i
.i
man
Vtth
a
flash-..iv
i.tore
early
Sunday
.:.
tired
but
altuough
ippiacl
wUh
hun
but
.
.i
rreated
Joaepli
Lltck
:
With
WCMMUlM'.K
With
;
tilsu
with
shop-break
-
t
lin
wwaw
iTIUE
AZORES
".n
.tiacninc
uniy
.iiais
oi
w.'
.Ifd
Urerkntrp
t
i.lli.u
in?
Accident,
but
Crew
Saved
A.
'
icv
Nov
1.
The
Heln
dro
-airplane
ties
a
bmss
lnc
taking
otl
'hr
Vt.ltcd
States
from
The
-
ued
uninjured.
taking
off
for
Harbor
Toundland.
and
circling
Tew
tunes,
the
plane
beaded
.xi
sex
and
ahnost
Immedl-fHdiii
popped
and
the
plane
i,
with
a
terrific
splssh.
nit
Mli
I
Ml
Uli
n
I
I
ouoy
to
the
north
of
which
ntuwri
i
usually
paas.
Tht
Oatala
to
stranded
at
a
distunce
tlsaatid
at
mi
one
bun-
a
red
yard
sotrth
of
Um
busy.
Tills
,
ciurv
between
Plnlayson
and
Burnt
I
Cliff
uiaaete
is
only
daylight
on
and.
,
wing
to
Um
rocks
wblob
abound
in
it,
,
u
used
BtMbsT
at
nlgbt
or
in
fog
at
tery
low
water.
Tht
Calais
was
evIdenUy
far
out
of
.
r.er
courts
when
the
accident
occurred
toe
of
1
leer
on
watch
at
Uw
tlswe
having
.
been
apparently
deceived
by
tbt
nigh
1
t:e
Perhaps
the
sun
was
abinlag
In
1
Bis
eyes.
V
tails
to
the
wreck
eoafum
reports
received
o(
Um
rlou
position
of
Um
teamer.
Ueted
over
at
an
angle
of
pryblT
slaty
degrees
off
the
rocks,
the
water
flows
In
and
out
of
bar
as
the
tie
rtsaa
and
tails.
She
shows
no
buoyancy
Indicating
Mat
ahe
la
a
com-pletaly
sunk
as
ah
can
be
at
that
paint.
athvt4jb
uas.
um
waiaw
u
or
ber
top
deck
alt
while
her
bo
hsiiai
out
of
water
The
watchman
Ms
tea
that
Uw
el
ha
several
hoie
J
,
Ir
hei.
one
of
them
twelve
feet
in
j
lancth
and
that
a
pinnacle
of
rock.
aileklu
through
both
her
skins,
Is
the
only
thlnti
that
Is
holding
her
from
jslldlLtf
inic
deep
wster.
It
1
said
that
'
tltc
veasel
wing
gcnUy
U)
the
waves
,
and
wuid
and
it
is
cwruinly
vary
duubtful
whether
she
could
reraa.n
i
there
long
If
a
itorni
came
up
though
lane
would
probably
be
sheltered
to
some
etient
by
Burnt
Cliff
Island
from
a
southeast
blow.
11m
wreck
has
now
been
abandoned
by
her
owners,
the
Union
Steamship
Co..
and
delay
tn
getting
the
salvage
work
started
has
been
cauMd
on
account
of
imw.1
iBH,-ti
nnt
tMinir
comnlaied
be-
the
harbor
here
-kHge
...
,
twn,Q
t
,
company
and
under-.f
the
lateet
aarles
of
J?,
what
shall
..
be
done.
n.
Th,
The
LA
l
VI'
I
III
I
ll'.S-l
I
GRADED
DOWN
WrN",-pEo
Nov.
14
The
Free
Praat
following
from
Ottawa:
E-mi
at
Oraln
Commlsalonera
P"'
!
that
Oarnet
wheat
shall
ant
;idCfi
hiBher
than
Number
a
'in
for
this
decision
I
that
"Hi
la
somewhat
off
color
"mi
into
flour
and
this
may
v;iiuc
In
the
eyes
of
foreign
BEEP
SNOW
REVELSTOKE
P.E;ti
KTOKE.
Nov.
14.
-Six
lncMs
Of
diirins
the
night
making
a
:
-icveil
incheii
for
the
month
!
"
'
f'Kfticaliy
all
the
fall
is
still
'
-UIHl
FIRST
LAND
MAIL
CARRIED
IN
CANADA
BY
FLYING
MACHINE
HWA,
nqv.
14.
The
Xirt
air
'"!
'v-r
ctrried
by
land
flymg
mach-
111
('thndfl
tuv
rail
a
trH
PvU..
ftvam
tmou-l.:
,',
M,.,-i
A
w
Titers
as
to
underwriter,
who
bad
the
veaael
Insured
for
saoo.OOU.
have
also
been
oonslderlnr
abandoning
Ute
ship.
In
which
case
the
salvage
peop.e
would
take
her
over
and
get
what
they
can
out
of
her.
At
5.30
this
morning,
live
Salvage
Kmr
left
port
.for
the
wreck
alter
having
spent
the
week-end
In
port.
On
board
were
E
F.
Crlbb,
manager
of
the
Vancouver
Dry
Dock
It
Salvage
Co..
who
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
the
Camosun
last
night,
and.
Mr.
Workman.
repreen-tattve
of
Lloyds'
Underwriters,
who
are
maklug
a
detailed
examination
of
the
wreck
todsy
with
a
view
to
ascertaining
what
shall
be
done.
When
they
return
to
the
olty
tonight.
It
wUl
probably
have
been
decided
whether
the
Insurance
company
will
have
the
salvaging
done
or
aliandon
the
vessel
to
the
salvage
company.
To
salvage
the
veaael.
It
would
doubtless
be
necessary
to
blast
Um
reef
and.
buoying
the
ship
with
scows
or
pon-
too'u.
tow
her
to
shallow
water
and
there
put
on
temporary
patches
to
en
able
her
to
float
to
dry
dock.
It
la
mid
that,
owing
to
Um
recks
around,
it
Is
Impossible
for
the
big
salvage
vessel.
Salvage
King,
to
get
very
close
to
the
wreck.
The'
Ostala
i.
the
neweat
vessel
of
the
Union
Steamship
Oo.s
fleet.
Built
Uontroxe
Scotland.
In
1925
at
S
j
cost
of
WOMXH).
she
Is
1.490
tons
grow.
318
feet
long.
37
foot
beam
ana
io.
leet
deep.
Her
bottom
Is
flat
and
on
the
port
side
corrugations
can
be
seen
where
she
evidently
went
on
tne
rocss
with
successive
bumps.
Prliw
Rupert
Is
full
of
photographs
tody
of
the
wreck
of
the
cataia.
a
hundred
or
more
cameras
clicked
on
It
yeiterday.
Total
of
21.
'1,500
Pounds
of
Halibut
Sold
at
Exchange
This
Morning
A
total
of
213.600
pounds
of
ha:.-but
was
suld
at
the
Flab
txch..ui'
uu
morning.
-ctu
Ajnrnrar.
veasels
ULipj-mg
of
I4XIJO0
pjuncl
at
bids
rang
n
,
from
113c
and
c
to
li
l?
and
7c.
wr
i.-three
Canadian
sold
57.0'X)
pound
a
lie
and
e.
Arrival
and
sain
ware
,.
.
folio.,
AMr.KICAN
Venus.
aTettt
pounds.
Uoyal
F.h
c
llMc
and
.
Spray.
ItOf
pounds.
Canad:i.n
d:
Cold
Sttrajgs
Co.,
llo
itnd
ot
YlU-n.
MJNO
pounds.
Sooth
I.s.,r
hw.
ll.
Be
and
sc.
Zenith,
17.000
pouuu.
Paclilc
f,
cr.es.
hjc
and
6c
Ant.a
J
.
'I
M0
pc:n.:
Atlln
FIk
i
.i
12
7c
and
7c
Tattoaaa.
12.000
pound.-,
Cauadm-i
F
it
Cold
Storage
Cj
.
11
''
and
6c
Sumnar.
MJU00
pounas.
Pacific
Fi.-n-artes.
llc
and
dc.
CtNAIH.W
Cape
Bcale.
tlOb
pounds.
AUm
Fuh-arws,
11c
and
9c.
Johanna.
lt.BOO
pounds,
and
Dolphin.
3.000
pounds,
Canadian
Flah
it
Cold
Storage
Co..
11c
and
6c.
ORIENTALSi
SALTER1ES
ON
VANCOUVER
ISD.
PORT
ALBERNL
Nov
14
A
sequel
to
the
decision
of
the
supreme
court
of
British
CMwwbla
Judgment
that
Um
Dominion
bad
no
powers
to
license
salmon
ee
fineries,
is
Um
employment
of
Orientals
In
Um
Barkley
Sound
aallerte
and
reduction
planU.
Federal
ragulasione
bad
prohibited
the
employment
of
Orientals
tn
swob
establishment
PTOtesta
againat
the
action
have
been
made
to
Ottawa
by
the
Interests
op-pored
to
Oriental
on
the
West
court
of
Vancouver
Island
KING
JAMES
TO
LEAVE
SHORTLY
Second
drain
Ship
of
Season
to
Clear
for
U.h.-l
ontinent
on
Tuesday
or
Wednesday
It
Is
expected
that
the
BrlUih
motor
ship
King
James,
having
1
faded
a
full
cargo
of
grain
at
the
local
elevator.
wlU
utA
Tuesday
night
or
wednesaay
morn
tng
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
oontln-Rrnnute
to
Emtlsnd.
the
vatcol
..in
kii
mi.
Ban
Pedro.
California,
tc
take
oil.
Enquiry
aa
to
what
the
next
grain
ship
would
be
and
when
she
might
be
ex
peeled
elicited
no
announcement
from
the
elevator
management
this
after
Death
and
Destruction
is
Spread
Over
Area
Mile
Wide
by
Explosion
of
Natural
Gas
PITTSBURG,
November
14.
Fourteen
persona
are
known
to
hae
neen
killed
and
more
than
five
hundred
injured,
some
seriously,
here
oday
when
a
giant
natural
iras
tank
at
the
Manchester
works
ui
the
Kguitaole
Company
exploded
spreading-
death
and
destruction
hit
:n
area
r.
mile
wide.
It
is
believed
that
others
are
buried
in
the
ruins
of
the
buildinifs.
Krom
the
Pittsburg
Clay
Pottery
Company
alone
150
men
escaped
with
cuts
and
bruises
while
ten
others
were
trapped
in
the
basement
and
it
ia
believed
they
must
have
been
drowned
by
water
escaping
from
the
broken
mains.
It
it
believed
the
blast
was
caused
by
workmen
using
acetylene
lut'che.i.
UlsMAN
IKAPKIts
:in:
KM
ii.i.ut
ntoM
THE
CO;.r.li:M"T
FAUTV
Moscow.
N.v
ll
The
een-oo.nmunia
cj.nmltte
on
;
.I'u.ciay
iin:::
expellad
Leon
r..cl:y
Orxgory
Zlnovteff.
lo
Kacuwrfl.
Radek.
SmllgsA
and
i
r,
'
Diaihensky
lrom
the
Com-it.
mutt
Party.
.t.
.r.S
't-
-l-
J.
D.
O'CONNELL
DIED
AT
CALGARY
the
Knights
of
coiumous
m
wnicn
or-gau:atlon
be
was
for
a
long
time
pre-mlnent.
formerIocal
MIA.
NEW
PRESIDENT
OF
VANCOUVER
TORIES
WUUsm
Mansou.
formerly
M.LA.
for
the
r.dutg
of
Prince
Rupert,
was
elect-d
prjildcnt
of
the
Vancouver
Conservative
Association
last
week
J.
E.
MerryfMlrt.
also
formerly
of
this
city
snd
up
to
recently
provincial
or-gnn.wr
cf
the
party,
wss
elected
a
delegate
to
attend
the
.orthcomtng
provincial
convention
of
the
party
In
COLLEGE
OF
FISHERIES
FOR
PORT
OF
HALIFAX
A
College
of
Fisheries
is
to
be
established
in
Halifax,
affiliated
with
Dal-l.ousie
University.
The
University
wU!
give
a
course
of
the
fundamental
sciences,
while
the
Biological
Board
ot
Canada
will
treat
the
fishery
subjects.
A
government
approprtaton
of
$25,000
has
been
made
toward
the
establish
ment
of
a
marine
laboratory
to
be
located
somewhere
on
the
shores
of
Hal
fax
Hsitoor.
tn
all
probability
near
the
open
sea.
QUEENS
WONFROM
McGILL
AT
RUGBY
KINGSTON.
Nov.
14.
Queen
won
th
Intercollegiate
rugby
championship
here
Saturday,
defeating
McOlU
eleven
points
to
five.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid:
'
'
Asied
B.C,
Silver
135
COast
Copper
13.25
13.00
Cork
Provtnce
.09
ft
Dunwell
15
.17
Gladstone
16
30
Independent
.04
.04
!4
Indian
05'4
.06
L.
and
L
08
ii
.10
Porter
Idaho
.32
.33
Richmond
.11
.14
Sliver
Crest
.03
Vi
.08
Surf
Inlet
.02
Advertise
tn
th
DaUy
News.'
;'
STEPS
TOWARD
SECURING
OF
A
BISHOP
HERE
It
will
be
of
Interest
to
the
Church
of
England
people
throughout
this
dis
trict
to
be
informed
as
to
what
stage
:he
diocese
of
Caledonia
has
arrived
at
towards
the
obtaining
of
a
bishop.
There
are
several
steps
yet
to
be
taken
and
It
is
possible
some
of
them
msy
not
materialize.
.
.'.
During
the
last
week
in
this
month
,
...
I
the.
executive
commlltee
i
for
the
.
-rl.-e
w.
Kupert
,n-.VYrnil
t:iA.
rn.
usliii
Uttlt
Knight
f
twluiubn
Word
was
received
this
morning
lrom
ada
wUl
determine
whether
or
not
It
will
assume
any
responstbUUy
for
the
financial
costs
Involved,
while
decisions
Canary
01
.
aw.
m
-Qf
that
wlll
pajB!ed,
on
to
the
Joseph
D.
O'Connell.
42
year,
of
3.)hoWie
o
BMkofm
of
BrlUa!
Columbia,
formerly
a
prominent
businessman
ofIf
u
u
mtMmotorj
to
them
and
tne
Victoria.
He
had
been
111
for
,hre
oriole
financial
position
warrants
.pro-
mcnllu
Iceedlng.
the
Metropolltau.
in
onulta-
Mr
O
Ccnnell
has
vlted
Prluce
Ru-U;jn
wWh
the
authorM.l
of
xht
tnocee
on
several
ocoaton,
particularly
Caledonta
may
appoint
a
date
upon
in
counect.cn
wun
orncaii
vus
o
U,nten
a
,ynod
wU1
be
convened
for
the"
purpose
of
sn
election,
which
could
not
be
until
some
time
in
the
new
year.
COMMISSIONER
OF
YUKON
DEAD
Percy
Heid
Passed
Away
at
Toronto
and
Will
be
Hurled
There
VANCOUVER,
Nor.
14
Percy
Reld.
45
years
of
age,
commissioner
for
the
Yukon,
died
yesterday
at
Toronto
following
an
operation.
He
wss
appointed
to
the
position
three
years
ago
while
Immigration
officer
at
Vancouver.
Mr.
Reld
went
to
the
Yukon
In
1888
and
later
was
mining
recorder
for
four
teen
years,
going
In
1914
to
Ottawa
as
chief
controller
of
Chinese
Immigration.
In
1933
he
was
transferred
to
Vancou
ver.
He
1
survived
by
two
sons
bora
t
Tyron.
PJU.
Burial
wlll
take
place
here
Saturday.
FOUND
WILL
INVESTIGATE
Salmon
Fisheries
to
be
Inquired
Into
by
Director
of
Fisheries
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
14.-Investljtatloa
Into
the
salmon
conditions
in
British
Columbia
wlll
be
made
by
W.
A.
Found,
the
federal
director
general
of
fisheries,
as
the
result
of
requests
fcr
aid
by
a
delegation
of
B.C.
cannerymen
and
fishermen
at
Ottawa
last
week.
Mr.
Found,
who
Is
due
to
arrive
here
today
wlll
take
part
in
the
International
Halibut
Commission,
which
opens
at
Ketchikan
on
the
nineteenth
nnd
alts
at
Prince
Rupert
the
LOST
THEIR
LIYES
IN
APARTMENT
FIRE
INDIANAPOLIS.
Nov.
14.
Eight
persons
lost
their
lives
In
a
fire
on
the
third
floor
of
an
apartment
hotel
early
Sunday
morning
Thirteen
were
Injured
and
one
of
them,
a
cltjf
fireman,
t