L-
r
VKTC;
Mar.,
if
way
to
buy
lh
:m
subscribe
by
th
j
.1
delivered
dally
OI
course,
you
?
'
.:
a
shorter
period.
Oct
and
have
It
de-
'
'
Nov.
29.-
Edoti
Smith
of
1
Montana,
won
the
wheat
mplonahlp
of
North
America
1
1
1
at
the
international
live-
'
,
.
itlon
here.
Hi
exhibit
of
I
'"
winter
wheat
vu
adjudged
that
of
Herman
Trelle
of
"'
AJoerta.
who
won
last
year.
-cd
spring
wheat
classes.
Can-r
-...rs
landed
21
out
of
a
''
'
'
uruse.
MANSONBACK
FROM
OTTAWA
lPecls
Great
Rood
From
Inler-'
royincial
Conference
Including
Liquor
Change
:'A.
Nov.
29.
Attorney
General
In
oennection
with
the
slogan
corneal
now
being
carried
on.
it
has
been
decided
that
tbere
be
a
committee
of
a
down
or
women
to
cdoom
three
or
tour
of
th;
best
SSMI
the
final
decleton
shall
lie
with
the
three
city
bankers.
The
competition
wUl
clone
next
week.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
B.C.
Silver
1
Wi.l
Big
Mtofourl
-28ti
Coast
Copper
lo.""
Cork
Province
Dunwell
George
Copper
ho
returned
venterdsv
from
I
tH..nni1iirp
'iti
'Great
good
will
reult
from
'i,1(li(n
1-:
1
ol
view
at
the
lnterpro-
t
mid
I-"urerenoe."
Lucky
Jun
added
that
he
expected
pr,m;c:
nld
finally
approve
at
thelporter
Idaho
lip
legislation
abolishing
'Richmond
,r-vte
liquor
Importation
silversmith
pruv
o.cj.
Bun
.10
33
23b
.06',
.05
.03'
55
2
34
40
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V
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.
V
SSSS-
.
.
WALES
DEFEATED
ENGLAND
YESTERDAY
IN
FOOTBALL
GAME
BURNXLY,
England.
Nov.
29.
Wales
defeated
England
in
an
International
soccer
ma
tori
played
here
yeaterday
'de-
fore
a
huge
crowd
of
spectators.
The
game
was
a
dose
one
the
score
being
two
goals
to
one
at
the
close.
ALASKA
JUDGMENT
HAS
BEEN
REVERSED
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Nov.
29.
The
right
of
A.
McConnell
to
minimum
land
in
the
Fairbanks
recording
di'trlot
was
questioned
today
by
the
United
States
circuit
court
of
appeal
which
reversed
the
Washington
federal
court
decision
giving
McCannlel
Judgment
against
O.
A.
Vodln.
A
new
trial
was
ordered.
AsSed
30
17.00
.11
29
.084
08
28
3.36
.41
.11V
18
BO
Premier
Hrownlee
of
Alberta
Points
Out
Inaccuracy
in
Statement
fiiven
Out
EDMONTON.
Nov
29.
That
the
Pease
River
province
proposition
1
economically
unsound,
fantastic
and
generally
unfortunate.
1
the
statement
made
by
Premier
Brownleje
of
Alberta.
He
pointed
out
as
one
of
the
inaccuracies
that
Instead
of
the
Peace
River
contributing
iuore
revenue
than
the
total
government
expenditure
In
its
be
half,
the
fact
was
the
cost
of
operating
the
E.D.
Si
B.C.
alone
was
many
times
the
total
revenue
of
the
entire
district.
WORK
SHUT
DOWN
ON
ISLAND
HIGHWAY
ON
ACCOUNT
OF
WEATHER
Ms
On
account
of
heavy
snow
and
other
unfavorable
weather
conditions,
work
has
been
doped
down
by
the
Vancouver
PUedrivlng
&
Contracting
Oo.
on
the
construction
of
the
Kalen
Island
High
way.
The
most
of
the
crew
of
sixty
or
io
men
employed
are
now
out
of
work
but
are
remaining
in
the
city
to
be
on
hand
when
work
la
resumed
as
soon
weather
permits.
Thst
portion
of
the
road
to
Oalloway
Rapid
1
to
be
fln-
iihed
by
Marcn
1.
Splendid
progress
had
been
made
UD
to
the
time
of
the
lihutdown.
GOODLET
CETS
BAIL
MANSLAUGHTER
CASE
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
29.
Will
131
Qoodlet,
Dominion
hatchery
employee.
At
Rivers
Inlet,
was
given
ball
for
12
-
000
by
Maelstir.tf
Alexii-.i
ici
Ooodlet
Is
duu-g-eu
w.iii
i..j..-uiu.:
in
connection
with
the
death
of
Teddv
H.oevi-It,
an
Indian,
whom
lie
mistook
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCK
PJ'PKRT.
B.C..
TUKM'AY
NOVEMBER
29,
1927
RUTH
ELDER,
again
in
feminine
aitire.
after
laying
a
wreath
.1
BRITISH
PLAN
SEE
CANADA
F'jrst
Slep-TttKen
Toward
Eol'-
'
Iftwln
Adtlce
'oY
Prince'
H
of
Wales
l.IM)(S.
Sm.
TO.
Already
Hie
utlrtitl
of
I
lie
ITIiH-e
or
M
ale
at
I
he
C'anail
Club
dinner
a
week
aga
lltat
the
ywunier
buMiirumen
of
fireat
HrlUIn
"rtrp
rlht
uier
and
Cj-(l4
for
t
hewi'rlvro"
tirn
lie
MVr
of
the
ruioii
and
drrl-ramt
ef
Ihe
Dominion,
l
Iwarin);
frnlt.
Ilir
Irdrrathm
or
llrltMi
In-dutrlm
Imh
lued
a
rlrrular
mi-Erotlng
that
trou
of
nirjiilx-r
llt
Caniida
next
-uinnirr
to
smtt.
lain
Hie
Mtklillltle.
tlirrr.
following
the
frlncr'H
adtlee
In
the
nutter
of
luitlng
a
part
In
the
growing
pro-l-rl(y.
t
IAKES.LIGHTOF
NEW
PROVINCE
01
i
J,
i
-
..kn
iv
a
waei-e
ie
i.
.een
Tramped
Hundred
Miles
in
Icy
Gale
to
Secure
Aid
for
Teacher
Already
Rescued
ANCHOR
ACE,
November
29.
WalUr
Kotoff
walked
into
Seldovia
yeaterday
exhausted
after
walking
more
than
one
hundred
miles
from
Nilichili
for
aid
for
Miss
Bessie
41
owe,
the
pretty
young
school
teacher,
who
accidentally
shot
herself
in
the
abdomen.
Kotoff
found
that
the
amateur
radio
message
he
had
sent
before
leaving
had
resulted
in
the
plane
rescuing
Miss
Howe,
who
is
showing
some
improvement
in
the
Anchorage
Hospital.
Kotoff,
who
was
wireless
operator
in
Russia
25
years
ago,
wept
with
joy
when
he
heard
that
the
message
had
been
received
and
responded
to.
He
made
the
long
tramp
alone
in
bitter
weather,
the
thermometer
ranging
away
below
zero,
while
an
icy
gale
raged
much
of
the
time.
Work
on
New
Trunk
Sewer
Will
Commence
as
Soon
as
Permission
Provincial
Government
Received
,
As
soon
as
the
provincial
government
has
given
its
final
stamp
of
approval
to
the
bylaw,
work
will
be
-instituted
on
Prince
Rupert's
new
160,000
trunk
sewer
system.
It
was
so
decided
by
the
council
last
night.
'
Aid.
Brown
inquired
if
everything
was
now
in
order
to
proceed
with
the
work
and
was
informed
by
the
city
solicitor
that
the
approval
of
the
lieutenant
governor
in
council
was
being
awaited.
That
should
soon
be
forthcoming.
Aid.
Brown
referred
to
the
fact
that
the
work,
which
was
very
necessary
ard
was
now
provided
for.
would
be
very
timely
during
the
winter
season.
He
moved
that
the
Baard
of
Works
be
authorized
to
proceed
with
the
work
immediately
upon
receipt
of
the'
necessary
approval.
The
motion
was
seconded
oy
tun.
unaey
ana
The
city
aollcl'.ar
woadered
If
the
council
was
fully
cognlaant
of
the
in-
-.rirate
system
of
tosml.
improvement
bylaws
that
would
be
neaeaetry
In
connect
Kin
with
the
carrytM
out
of
the
work.
There
would
be
hassiy
petition
for
laterals
which
would
have
to
receive
the
council's
cartful
consideration.
Aid.
Brown
asserted
that
the
most
important
thing
Invoiced
was
the
health
of
the
city.
AM.
Perry
urged
that
there
should
be
BO
0(i7
t&
con
section
with
the
carrjtnf
wit
ox
work.
the
There
would
te
no
iroehl
,,rar
at
the
trunk
main
was
aieWnsff
stated
the
city
solicitor-
It
was
tr
oanuettlon
I
with
tne
laterals
mat
.aimcoiiy
nugm
rCrtse.
VETERAN
YANKEE
-PITCHERS
RELEASED
NEW
YORK.
Nov
Reuther
and
Ro'x-'
t
t.itchers
of
V.
.
,
.
,,
..rv
:.
;..
29.
Walter
(Dutch)
J.
S
hawkey
:ikees.
were
day.
GALE
WRECKS
A
SEAPLANE
Forty
Mile
Gale
at
Vancouver
.
Injures
MacLaren's
Flying
Machine
VANCOrVEK,
Xov.
89.
Major
.Mat
Larrx'k
M-apkiiie
U.S.
8.1.
at
the
Jrrlclio
hearli
goirrnment
aerodrome
wan
torn
from
lt
moorings
yesterday
by
a
fifty
mile
.gale
and
sustained
a
shattered
wins
and
dam-atrd
fiiM-lage
which
lias
put
It
out
of
coinmliilon,
probably
for
-
the
rot
of
the
Inter.
MrrhanWii
In
a
row
boat
uho
towed
it
hack
for
a
quartrr
of
a
mile,
were
hurled
agalnt
the
rock
when
the
boat
upet.
the
men
narrowly
escaping
ilrtix
11I115.
SEWARD
PROTECTION
WORK
TO
COMMENCE
SEWARD.
Nov.
29.
Construction
of
Lowell
Creek
project,
which
wiu
ellmic
veteran
1
att
tne
danzer
of
possible
flooding
of
uncon-
Setra'
-J.
berns
next
sprltie
The
work
.
c-:-mii'
.'.1
'
i.:
tl2S.0Of.
The
late
Ur.
Cullen
was
s
farmer
resident
of
Prince
Rupert.
This
was
before
he
became
sergsant-at-arms
In
the
legislative
chamber
under
the
Mo-Brlde-Bowscr
administration.
He
came
to
Prince
Rupert
from
Telegraph
Creek.
He
was
also
at
one
time
a
constable
at
Kitselas
during
railway
construction
day.
late
Ur.
Cullen
had
been
In
T
rll
Elver
for
aevcral
years.
He
had
c?arge
of
the
publication
of
the
com-pary's
nodical
'The
Powell
Hirer
D.ges
er"
and
took
an
active
part
in
conrscuon
with
the
organisation
of
ports
'.here.
MAY
ATTEMPT
TO
PLACE
CAT
LA
ON
EVEN
KEEL
TODAY
No
attempt
wUl
be
made
to
rail
the
stranded
steamer
Catala
onto
an
even
keel
until
around
the
high
tide
at
4
o'clock
thi
altera
0011.
it
was
stated
thfc
morning
by
the
salvage
Interests.
Pre
paratory
wirk
to
this
end
was
practically
completed
this
morning.
FEWER
IMMIGRANTS
FROM
SOUTH
EUROPE
TIttN
IN
THE
PAST
WINNIPEG.
Nov.
29.
No
drastic
changes
in
the
Government's
immigration
policy
wore
forecast
by
Hon.
Rctoert
Porke,
minister
of
Immigration,
who
is
here.
He
predicted
that
fewer
immigrants
would
be
admitted
.
from
central
Europe
next
year
than
in
the
'
past
two
years.
ENGLISH
CHAMPION
WINSAT
NEW
YORK
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
29.
With
but
eight
seconds
of
the
bout
to
go
Phil
Soot
heavyweight
champion
of
England
knocked
out
Monte
Mann
in
a
ten
round
match
here
last
nleht
Since
ytsierday
31
cars
i.f
graui
ar-vved
at
Prince
Rupert
for
the
local
levator
and
345
cars
are
reported
to
'-
'he
rt:iriju
iicudcd
thii
wjv.
I
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
leant
Phone
457.
Price
Five
Cents
AT
STEWART
ONE
OF
BIG
COMPANIES
LIKELY
TO
BUILD
TO
PEACE
RIVER
Ixpect
One
of
Railways
Will
Take
Over
Alberta
Lines
and
Operate
Them
Kiichever
Doe
This
Will
Ruild
thr
Western
Outlet
of
the
Peace
1,
River
it
in
Suggested
i
;
uMON,
November
29.
It
ia
expected
here
that
one
of
,
-i
ontiuental
railways
will
take
over
tac
Albert
railways
River
and,
whichever
doe
that,
will
provide
the
coast
!
c.l'.K.
bits
taken
much
greater
interest
ia
toe
country
i.
supposed
to
be
behind
the
move
to
build
the
road
to
nuj.
It
itt
thought
that
if
the
bin
corporation
were
of-
i.
-it
inducements
by
the
three
governments
interested,
i.n-h
(
ulumbia
and
the
Dominion,
it
would
undertake
BAD
WEATHER
WEST
ALASKA
New
P-csi
tent
of
Alaska
Road
tcasnu
-ion
Arritea
From
New
Orleans
'.
.
M
Major
Malcjlin
.
,.;)u;iited
president
u!
lh'.
nonunion,
arrived
today
1
-.r
..
Od
fle;lsrei
ths.
.-.
weather
seemed
violent
'
'
c
could
stand
it
t
;mture
ranging
ft"?m
70
.'.
Fairbanks
to
eight
above
:
ermlttent
fifty-mile
ic
n
thu
section
for
-nal!
boat
travel,
thr
thermometer
wax
-.
reru
WJVIONMAY
STAYINMEXICO
Import
From
New
York
is
Not
Relieved
by
Minister
of
Railways
r
'"
V.
A
Nov
29.
"It
Is
new
to
me
i
believe
the
report,"
staged
f
Railway
Dunning
In
re-u
despatch
published
In
Sew
:,c
effect
that
Sir
Henry
i.
wuld
replgn
a
president
oi
?.
n
'o
take
a
position
with
the
Tti.iWilVA.
us
now
in
Mexico
In
an
ad-.y
lo
thti
Mexican
govern-.he
ra.lwuy
situation.
MONTANA
WINS
WHEAT
PRIZE
tt
h.
Championship
Prom
Herman
Trclle
of
Wembley,
Alberta
the
work.
Tbere
aft
others
who
claim
that
the
country
naturally
hslotigi
to
the
Canadian
National
and
the
federal
govern-went
wtuld
htrdly
back
any
other
railway
financially
or
by
bit
land
grants.
Premier
Brownie
reesntly
returned
from
the
east
where
he
met
E.
W.
Bea'.ty.
president
of
the
C
PR.,
and
sls
8tr
Henry
Thornton.
Mr.
Beatty
bat
to
be
In
a
position
to
show
hie
directors
that
the
new
road
would
pay
and
air
Henry
baa
to
convince
the
gor-rrnmem
that
the
people
want
the
road
and
tint
It
will
not
be
another
wfcUe
.
9mm
ewalf
y
Mm
31
good
often
betttg
mad
(da
1
frjaa
erne
or
both
ol
the
ktg,
(fewa.
No
definite
proposal
have
bean
Made
so
tar
to
purchase
the
line.
The
pro-.nclal
government
daes
not
want
the
r
nds
but
they
will
nut
be
eold
unleu
an
offer
U
received
that
approximates
the
present
real
value
of
the
railway.
It
U
not
thought
here
that
the
Sut-t
-n
plan
or
the
other
emanating
from
Vancouver
U
likely
to
be
carried
out.
Vhe
two
Hg
railway
would
have
auch
n
Advantage
over
a
small
concern
that
the
new
line
ought
to
be
built
by
them
r
ji
iii:s
T(
r.s
.
u.
CITV
slho.w
Quebec
Mining
Company
Buys
Stewart
Property
to
Spend
Half
Million
Nor&nxa
to
T-.kc
Over
'Controlling
Interest
in
Rufus
and
Argent
a
Properties
up
Hear
River
and
Develop
Them
VICTORIA.
November
29.
The
boards
of
directors
of
the
Ru-!'u--
Silver
lead
mines
and
Argesta
Mines
on
the
uper
Dear
River
oiei
,o
accept
tiie
term?
of
a
contract
presented
for
joint
sale
of
ti
e
properties
to
an
operating
subsidiary
of
the
Noranda
Company,
which
operates
in
northern
Quebec.
,
The
Kufus
and
Argenta
are
being
merged.on
a
share
for
share
basis
and
the
eastern
buyers
are
putting
up
$480,000
to
develop
the
properties
and
wili
receive
a
controlling
interest
on
a
basis
of
"0
cents
a
thare.
!
It
is
announced
tia-.
development
of
i
the
properties
w.U
commence
la
the
j
spring.
I
Both
the
Rufui
and
the
Argent
are
tsp.ullzed
at
a
millijn
dollars,
the
par
value
of
the
snares
being
one
dollar
I
and
the
head
of!
ice
of
each
company
Is
U'
Victoria.
There
are
a
number
of
I
claims
in
each
group
and
enough
devd-I
cpment
work
has
been
done
to
show
that
there
is
good
ore
there
but
as
to
how
much
only
further
devdapmem
will
show.
Ben
Xrlckssn
formerly
own-ed
the
Bufus
qtaUsas
sad
XHeksea
and
iPorraat
the
Aryan
ta.
'FORMER
SERGEANT
AT
ARMSDIEDYESrERDAY
Late
fhai.
Ijiwri-nce
f'uilrn
formerly
Lived
In
Trincr
Kupert
VANCOUVER.'
Nov.
29
Charles
Lawrence
Cullen,
(ergeart
at
araw'
during
the
McBride
administration,
died
yesterday
at
Powell
Rjrer
where
he
lived
for
Ue
past
five
years.
He
was
born
In
T.rnto
in
1872
and
was
a
well
known
lacrcsse
player
In
the
nineties.
DUAL
SYSTEM
IS
REJECTED
Doukhobors
Want
to
Teach
Russian
in
Public
Schools
but
Not
Allowed
VICTORIA,
aretentatlvse
Nov.
are
29
Ooukbobor
'
laying
'plans
lehaages
to
the
school
jjatemfortbetr
laid
their
views
before
Premier
Mac-
4
Lean.
Among
other
things
asked
to
be
allowed
wa
to
bring
Russian
teachers
to
this
country
to
teach
the
children
Russian
for
use
In
conjunction
with
English.
Premier
MacLean
rejected
the
proposal
on
the
ground
that
the
province
could
not
tolerate
dual
language
In
public
school
of
the
province.
JAP
CLAIMING
COOL
MILLION
Also
Would
Take
Back
Over
Billion
Feet
of
Standing
Timber
of
.Queen
Charlottes
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
29.
Claiming
61.1C7.208
and
remission
of,
two
contracts
for
the
purchase
of
1.055,430.000
feet
of
timber
on
Moresby
Island
and
adjacent
Islands
In
'the
Queen
Charlotte
group
Chubei
Fukukawa,
a
wealthy
Japanese
financier
of
Tokio
and
the
Timber
Holding
Co.
of
Vancouver
are
plaintiffs,
in
the
supreme
court
trial
before
Mr
Justice
Hunter.
Defendant
1
the
American
Timber
Holding
Company
of
Vancouver.
BOULANGER
IS
AFTER
TITLE
To
Box
Flyweight
Champion
of
Europe
AVter
Having
Won
on
This
Continent
TORONTO,
Nov.
29
Trenchy"
Bou-langer
of
Toronto.
Canada's
foremost
challenger
for
the
world's
flyweight
title,
last
night
won
a
decision
over
Frankie
Oenaro
of
New
Tork.
former
world's
flyweight
champion.
In
a
ten
round
bout.
Boulanger
will
meet
Ernie
Jarvlj.
the
European
champion,
for
the
world
title.
AMALGAMATION
TWO
OTTAWA
PORTFOLIOS
1
1
Minister
of
Health
to
Take
liver
Work
of
Soldiers'
Ke-estabtlhment
OTTAWA.
Nov.
29.
Amalgamation
of
the
departments
of
health
and
Soldiers'
Re-establishment
will
be
made
within
the
next
few
week.
The
consolidation
ha
been
pending
for
several
gears',
The
new
department
will
be
known
as
the
department
of
health
with
Hon.
Dr.
King
as
minister
and
Dr.
J.
A,
My.
ctt
as
deputy,
minister.
The
position
of
deputy
minister
of
DB.CJl.
will
be
done
awy
wita.