wail
25
TAXI
Ambulance
and
Boston
Grin
Large
Upstair
Dining
HalL
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
Stand;
Exchange
Building
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
MATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
I
XVII
.
No
228.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C..
THURSDAY.
SEPTEMBER
29.
1927
Price
FiTnCenta
SCHEME
FOR
RESTRICTION
FISHING
GOVERNMENT
SELLS
BONDS
BEST
Scheme
Outlined
for
Protection
of
Salmon
Throughout
Province
by
R.
J.
Goose
at
Alberni
Meeting
General
reductinn
of
boat
and
gear
suggeste
our
resiaent
nsnermen
to
oe
given
preference
PORT
ALBERNI,
B.C..
September
29.
A
representative
mooting
of
fishermen
and
cannerymen
took
place
here
yesterday
afternoon.
A.
W.
Neill,
M.P.,
convened
the
meeting
for
the
purpose
of
coming
to
Home
working
arrangements
satisfactory
to
the
fishermen
oi
thin
district.
R.
J.
C
ioxs,
one
of
the
representatives
of
the
salmon
canneries
said
he
thought
that
the
fishermen
should
be
consulted
by
the
operators
and
their
opinion
and
advice
sought
in
order
that
the
indus-t.r.
ould
be
conserved.
Intensive
fishing
should
stop,
otherwise
-
fishermen
nd
operator
of
oannerle
QUEBEC
SENATOR
100
YEARS
OLD
Hon.
George
C.
Deksaullca
Present
at
Unveiling
of
Statute
in
His
Honor
23
YEARS
MAYOR
OF
CITY
Born
and
Still
Live
in
St.
My-ncinthe,
Queliec
and
Member
of
Papineau
Family
BAINT
HYACINTHE.
Que..
Sept.
29
Ba
nt
Ityaclnthc
and
the
Government
o:
Canada
paid
honor
today
to
Hon.
Be
nn
tor
Cleorge
Deasaulles,
on
his
one
hundredth
birthday,
when
He.
Fer-ninui
Rmlret
unveiled
s
monument
to
the
aged
but
halo
and
hearty
senator.
Tut'
Federal
Conservative
party
also
paid
tribute
to
him.
The
Senator
attended
the
unveUlng
but
xprnt
the
rest
of
the
day
quietly
at.
uis
home
with
his
family
and
friend.
Scuutut
Deasaultce
was
born
on
September
29
1627.
at
St.
Hyactntbe.
P.Q.
II
father
was
of
Swiss
origin
but
his
motlvcr
was
a
member
of
the
well
known
Puplneau
family
He
was
a
city
councillor
of
Bt.
Hyaclnthe
for
ten
yc
t-
and
mayor
for
28
years,
being
clcx'ci
b
acclamation
every
time
but
once
He
was
elected
to
represent
his
hom
town
In
the
Federal
Parliament
ID
1877
unci
in
1907
was
chosen
sena-:
during
the
regime
of.
Karl
Orey.
BIG
PLANS
FOR
PEACERAILWAY
General
Sutton
off
to
Visit
District
Before
Going
to
England
W-OKVER.
Sept.
20
General
F.
A.
Su'ion
is
leaving
here
Monday
for
a
eu-.r
of
the
I'saoe
River
country.
He
si
,i
ecu
that
he
was
going
to
England
at
Christmas
and
while
there
would
make
an
effort
to
get
British
capitalists
in;
'treated
In
the
building
from
Peace
Elver
Crossing
to
Vancouver
to
haul
the
wheat
croo
of
that
country.
lie
ex
pec
to
Teturn
from
England
'n
Mare1
wi.,h
all
the
plana
for
thr
construction
of
the
road
prepared.
LORD
MAYOR
OF
LONDON
CHOSEN
TODAY
TO
FILL
POSITION
IN
NOVEMBER
i
LONDON,
Sept.
29.-Ir
Charles
Batho
wah
today
chosen
Lord
Mayor
effective
tin
November
p..
In
succession
to
Sir
.lowland
.p
BODYiS
REPORTED
SIMILAR
TO
AYIATOR
-
FLOATING
IN
WATER
HARBOR
GRACE,
Bept.
29
A
report
that
the
body
of
a
man
with
a
helmet
similar
to
that
of
an
aviator,
was
seen
floating
in
tin
-urn"'
m
Conception
Bay
Is
current
newi
-JtUij-
wouM
be
out
of
business.
To
prevent
thu
they
should
work
together
and
form
a
working
agreement
satlefaotor
tu
both
and
upon
which
the
depart
ment
of
fisheries
could
build
regulation;
as
satisfactory
aa
possible
to
batt
branches
of
the
Industry.
The
suggested
method
or
plan.
Mr
Qasse
aetd.
was
to
divide
the
provtrxx
Into
areas
and
to
allot
to
cash
are
a
certain
amouat
of
gear,
to
reojoat
the
lumber
of
purse
eetnes
ntsy
Vs
nMlt
f4
will
Mta
thlrt
Mff
Mmt
ftsv
UefuHraa.
arrangement
BwaSay,
BiiJ
and
the
Alberni
Canal
would
only
have
twelve
Mines
for
canneries
Instead
of
about
one
hundred
as
at
present.
The
Independent
fishermen
should
oeme
Xtrst.
Tha
Independent
fisherman
la
usually
a
resident
and
as
such
was
to
be
encouraged.
The
trailer
and
gM
net
fisherman
under
the
proposed
arrangement
would
no
be
Interfered
with.
In
Barclay
Bound
there
are
at
present
only
two
canneries
buying
sock
eyes
During
the
aoekeye
run.
the
fishermen
dispose
of
tnty
fish
to
either
of
these
canneries.
At'
any
other
time
during
the
year
the
Independent
gill
net
fisherman
could
sell
hat
catch
anywhere
he
pleased.
This
applied
particularly
to
fail
fishing
and
the
independent
man
would
be
eagerly
sought
after
by
canneries
and
fish
buyers,
but,
he
contended,
there
should
be
a
limit
put
upon
the
gill
net
as
well
as
upon
the
seine.
There
must
be
give
and
take,
said
the
ipeaker.
He
pointed
out
that
the
fish
erman
did
not
have
to
go
to
the
can
nery
tor
his
license
as
had
been
Inter
preted.
He
pointed
out
that
under
the
present
way
of
operating
the
indepen
dent
gill
n
ester
always
makes
arrange)'
menu
where
he
la
going
to
deliver
hi
flh.
He
does
so
to
enable
him
to
know
where
be
la
going
to
live
and
where
he
can
take
care
of
His
gear,
Under
the
new
plan,
he
would
only
have
to
state
what
arrangement
he
made
so
as
to
enable
the
department
of
fisheries
tr
check
up
the
number
of
licenses
that
had
been
Issued
to
each
cannery
This
proposed
agreement
or
tentative
arrangement
was
not
approved
by
all
the
companies.
One
company
held
that
the
gover
anient
should
not
Interfere
In
any
manner
whatsoever
with
fishing.
He
also
suggested
that
the
salting
of
salmon
be
prohibited.
One
ton
of
dry
salted
fish
brought
a
return
of
$80
whereas
one
ton
of
canned
flah
brought
$240.
fTTttT4rtHtv
LKIIITV
MILK
MIND
HTItl
t'K
ST.
LOUS
TOKAY
AMI
SIX
Di:.D
ST.
LOUIS.
Sept.
29.
Seven
people
were
killed
and
many
Injured
In
a
terrific
rain
storm
this
afternoon.
An
eighty
mile
wind
storm
struck
the
city
and
as
a
result
many
buildings
were
damaged.
4.
SE4RCHINGC0UVER
FOR
AN
AIR
PORT
SITE
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
29.
Flight
Lieutenant
A.
T.
Cowley,
controller
of
civil
aviation
for
Canada
and
Major
R.
D.
Maclaren
started
a
survey
of
Vancou-
Ilutl
UK
DC:
iur
pun
U.
!p
ABOARD
BOAT
ADVANCE
Former
Canadian
Boat
Hippo
Has
Ualhcr
Thrilling
Experience
at
Ketchikan
With,
gasoline
fire
flaroas
spouting
from
her
hold,
what
appeared
to
be
mi
extremely
dangerous
fire
on
the
pow-r
boat
Advar.ce.
was
almost
instantly
wjuelched
snortly
after
11
o
clock
th's
morning
when
the
fire
department
arrived
on
the
scene
and
played
Its
chemical
Into
the
hold
says
the
Ketchikan
Chronicle.
The
Advance
was
lying
moored
to
the
city
float.
There
was
consldcr-
ble
excitement
among
other
boat
own-rs.
for
fear
the
fire
would
spread.
The
origin
of
the
fire
has
not
been
tatermlnad.
Antone
Carlson,
the
owner,
vhe
has
been
using
the
Swat
for
a
trap
enoer,
was
pumping
gasoline
from
the
-war
tank
which
was
leaking,
into
a
bosket
to
be
emptied
into
another
tank
far
ward
Both
large
batons
wete
off
a
-was
je?&.jki-h
was
standing
on
deck
Carlson
declares
he
was
not
smoking
There
was
no
fire
near
the
tank
ana
no
electrical
wires.
All
at
once
the
tank
seemed
to
become
ignited
and
an
explosion
followed
and
a
sheet
of
flame
hot
out
of
the
hold.
The
fire
even
oenetrated
forward
under
the
engine.
Tie
timely
arrival
of
the
fire
depart
ment
and
Its
quick
action
In
getting
he
chemical
to
work
smothered
the
flames
and
caused
the
excitement
to
die
down.
Cartoon
was
slightly
burned
about
the
hands
The
only
theory
advanced
is
that
the
explosion
must
have
been
reused
by
friction.
.The
Advance
was
formerly
the
Hipp
a
Canadian
boat,
which
was
seized
and
sold
by
the
government.
PENSION
ACT
IS
IN
FORCE
First
Payments
to
Commence
Next
Month
Announces
Manson
VICTOKIA,
Sept.
2.
llritlftll
Columbia's
olil-uRe
pension
fwiieine
I
now
In
effect?.
Hon.
Alex.
Manwii,
Attorney
Oenerul,
unnounced
today,
I
lie
Immiuloii
government
hating
pT(l
the
necrwary
order-ln-I'litiiH'll
to
make
It
operative.
Payment
of
pension
commence
net
month.
CATHOLICS
KILLED
PRIEST
CAPTURED
AFTER
TWO
COMBATS
MEVICO
CITY,
Sept.
29.
Thirty-four
rebellious
Catholic
fanatics
were
kUled
and
a
priest
captured
and
executed
after
two
eombatt
with
,
Federal
troops
In
the
state
of
Jalisco.
MINISTER
ELECTED
GOOD
ROADS
VICE
NIAGARA
FALLS.
Sept.
29
Minister
of
Public
Works
Sutherland
of
British
Columbia
was
elected
second
vice-president
of
the'
Canadian
Good
Roads
Association,
here
yesterday.
WHEAT
STRENGTHENED
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
29.
There
was
a
decided
strengthening
of
the
price
of
wheat
yesterday
on
the
exchange,
the
quotation
for
Number
1
Northern
being
'
i-'-'"-
COUNTESS
IS
FINED:
L:tdy
Enid
Margaret,
Countess
of
Kinnouil,
for
reckless
drhing
of
her
auto,
was'
fined
$100;
for
swearing
tji
a
policeman
her
license
was
revoked
three
months
-4-
ONLY
TWO
GAMES
I
PLAYEDTUESDAY
landings
of
Teams
Unchanged
as
I
Usui
t
of
Hatches
Yesterday
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
29.
Yesterday's
games
In
the
Dig
League
made
little
difference
to
the
standings
of
the
vari
ous
teams.
New
York
Giants
defeated
FoUsdel-l
phla
S
to
4
and
are
now
a
full
game
behind
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
who
are
two
games
from
the
leading
Pittsburg
Pirates.
Washington
Senators
made
It
four
straight
by
winning
another
double-header
from
Boston
and
are
now
solidly
entrenched
In
thlr
place
In
the
American
League.
The
Giants
are
clinging
to
an
almost
negligible
hope
of
getting
a
tie
for
the
penant.
The
Pirates
need
but
one
vic
tory
out
of
three
games
with
the
Cincinnati
Reds
to
ensure
a
tie
and
two
to
make
sure
of
the
pennant.
St
Loult
Cardinals
can
win
If
the
Pirates
lose
all
their
games
while
they
win
all.
A
'.rlple
tie
would
result
It
the
Pirates
lost
three,
St.
Louis
won
two
and
the
Giants
won
three.
Each
team
has
three
more
games
to
play.
St.
Louis
plays
Cincin
nati
today
while
the
Pirates
and
Giants
are
idle.
Yesterday's
scores
were
as
follows:
NATIONAL
LEAfll'E
New
York
5,
Philadelphia
4.
AMERICAN
l.KAlUL
Washington
3-6,
Boston
1-4.
LHAOli:
KTANDINO
National
W.
L.
Pet.
Pittsburg
93
58
.616
St.
Louis
91
60
.603
New
York
90
61
.596
Chicago
.
.
:
83
67
.553
Cincinnati
71
78
.477
Brooklyn
64
80
.427
Boston
57
90
.388
Philadelphia
....
50
99
.335
American
Nw
York
107
44
.708
Philadelphia
....
89
CI
93
Washington
84;
66
.560
Detroit
.
.
.
80-
69
.537
Chicago
ca
82,
.446
Cleveland
65
84
.436
St.
Louis
57
91
.385
Boston
50
101
.331
ASKS
PROTECTION
AGAINST
NEIGHBOR
Vernon
Object
to
Kelowna
People
Go
ing
to
Their
City
Owing
to
Epidemic
VERNON,
Sept.
29,
The
authorities
here
have
petitioned
the
provincial
health
department
to-prevent
Kelowna
people
coming
here
owing
to
the
fact
that
eight
deaths
from
infantile
paralysis
have
occurred
In
that
town.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News
PRICE
IN
FORTY
YEARS
TOLD
ABOUT
DRILL
TEAM
Visitor
Here
During
Exhibition
Week
Mentions
Local
Girls
in
Southern
Banquet
LOXd
IlEAfil,
California,
Sept.
S'Jjt
a
banquet
of
official
and
einplojee
of
the
In
Ion
Oil
Company
lierr
one
of
the
ypeukcrii
referred
to
a
vlit
lie
paid
to
Prince
ltuiert
during
exhibition
week
and
to
seeing
a
underfill
drill
team
there,
lie
told
about
the
exhibition
and
the
exhibits
and
alio
the
ktampede
but
the
one
thing
that
(.fowl
out
above
rterylhlng
ele
was
the
erforinance
given
by
ten
local
young
girls
In-Ktrurtcd
by
two
young
boys.
Their
Ierforniuiice
consisted
of
physical
drills
and
tableaux
performed
with
kucIi
remarkable
dexterity
that
he
could
not
help
but
admire,
lie
mild
lie
had
Keen
many
such
but
nothing
better
Hen
In
the
larger
cities.
After
the
banquet
wu
over
a
former
IT
line
ltuiert
man
who
was
present
went
up
and
told
him
he
wim
from
the
city
mentioned.
"You
certainly
ought
to
be
proud
of
jour
home
town,"
was
the
remark
of
the
surprised
man.
U.S.
GOVERNMENT
URGED
TAKE
ACTION
MISSISSIPPI
FLOODS
SEATTLE.
Sept.
29.
The
Investment
Bunker,
Association
of
America
In
con
ventlcn
here
urged
the
federal
govern'
ment
to
end
permanently
the
Missis
sippi
Valley
food
menace.
MANAGER
OF
ROYAL
INSURANCE
CO.
DEAD
found
with
Bullet
in
Head
but
no
Motite
for
Suicide
Is
Known
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
29.
Frederick
Walker,
manager
cf
the
Royal
Insur
ance
Company
here,
was
found
dead
to
day
with
a
bulleftla
his
head.
Suicide
la
Indicated
bilt
Sio
motive
for
It
is
known.
WEATHLK
REPORT.
Tecr&csrr-Cloudr,
calm,
,
temp.
47.
Rosewood.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
49.
Alyansh.
Part
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
46.
Alice
Arm.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
48.
Anyox.
Part
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
48
Stewart.
Part
cloudy,
south
wind,
temp.
48.
Hazel
ton.
Part
cloudy,
calm,
temp,
45.
Smtthers
Clear,
calm.
temp.
43.
Burns
Lake.
Showery,
west
wind
c:np.
45.
Provincial
Government
Gets
Highest
Price
in
Years
for
Bond
Issue
VICTORIA,
September
2D.
Bonds
of
the
province
of
British
Columbia
amounting
to
$6,000,u00
were
sold
yesterday
at
a
price:
higher
than
any
realized
by
the
province
in
almost
forty
years.
To
be
exact
it
is
the
highest
price
since
1889.
There
were
thirty
tenders
submitted
and
the
bonds
were
sold
to
a
syndicate
composed
of
A.
E.
Adams
Co.,
Wood
Gundy
Co.,
and
the
Royal
Bank.
The
average
yield
of
the
issue
will
be
4.62Vx
per
cents.
The
bidf
were
98.69
for
the
two-year-old
four
per
cent
bonds
and
97.28
for
the
thirty-year
4
per
cent.
HUI
the'
pr.c
ids
of
the
Issue
will
go
-
to
refund...,;
expiring
Issues
and
the
other
half
::
n
.a.icing
new
work,
par-ticr.l..:
.
y
ncv
provincial
buildings
In
tu.rfe;
-nt
parts
of
the
province
and
rt.s.
The
sale
of
these
bond
at
such
a
food
figure
and
the
een
competition
to
get
then:
louked
upon
here
as
a
vote
of
confidence
In
the
new
premier
fcy
financial
men.
It
Is
an
Indication
by
them
that
they
consider
the
administratis
safe
and
efficient.
4,
.
lU'OF,
KAKTII
SI.IKES
DKSTUOV
IIKiinVAY
AMI
G.N.
RAILWAY
WENATCHBK.
6ept.
29.
Four
miles
of
the
highway
and
of
the
Great
Northern
'tracks
bate,
been
nearly
obliterated
by
huge
earth
slides
near
the
mouth
of
the
Swakace
Canyon.
It
will
be
several
days
before
It
Is
cleared.
SUPPLIED
LIQUOR
TO
MINOR:
FINED
$300
Stiff
PunlMiment
Imposed
by
Magis
trate
McClyniont
on
Henry
KooMfa
This
.Morning
Henry
Koosha
was
fined
1300,
with
the
option
of
three
months'
Imprison
ment
with
hard
labor,
by
Magistrate
McOymont
in
city
poUce
'court
this
morning
for
supplying
liquor
to
a
minor
by
buying
htm
toeer
In
the
Old
Empress
Hotel
beer
parlor.
Pleading
Ig-
Tiii
;e
to
tie
fact
that
Werner
Lento.
slsteen
year-old
boy,
was
not
of
age.
Ko
ha
pleaded
not
guilty
to
the
charge
but
the
rrturt,
on
hearing
the
evidence
of
Co.'sU'ule
OUfeer
and
the
boy,
found
otbei
wise.
Werner
Lento
was
dismissed
on
a
charge
of
entering
a
beer
parlor,
being
a
minor.
Hla
lather.
John
Lento,
acted
as
Interpreter
in
the
oase
of
Koosha.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Total
of
73,71)0
Pounds
of
Halibut
Sold
at
I'.xrhange
this
Morning
A
total
of
7S.700
pounds
of
haircut
was
sold
this
morning
at
the
Fish
Exchange,
two
American
vessels
disposing
of
37.000
pounds
for
12c
and
6c
and
12.6c
and
6c,
while
seven.
Canadians
sold
36,700
pounds
at
bids
ranging
from
11c
and
6c
to
11.1c
and
6c.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
follows:
AMERICAN
Commonwealth.
22.000
pounds.
Booth
riahetiea,
12c
and
6c.
t
Anna
JH
1J.0O0
pounds,
Atlln
Fisheries,
12.6a
and
6c.
CANADIAN
Kalen.
5,000
pound.
Canadian
Fish
S:
Cold
Storage
Co..
11c
and
6c.
Bingo,
3,500
pounds;
P.
Darreen,
7.-000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
tc
Cold
Storage
Co..
11c
and
6c.
Caygeon,
1.000
pounds.
Royal
Flah
Co.,
11.1c
and
6c.
Agnes
B
7.500
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
11.1c
and
6c.
Verna.
8.000
pounds,
and
Unome.
4.700
pounds,
Atlln
Fisheries.
11c
and
6c.
,
BOOKLAW
WINNER
OF
JOCKEY
CLUB
STAKES
AT
NEWMARKET
TODAY
NEWMARKET.
Sept
29
Lord
As
tor's
filly
Booklaw
today
won
the
Jockey
Club
s:ikcs.
BURWELL
DOWN
TO
TWENTY-SIX
Low
Point
Touched
by
Stewart
Property
on
Vancouver
Exchange
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
28,
A
low
point
was
touched
by
Dun
well
stocks
y
ester,
day
when
they,
were
quoted
at
26
ta
27
with
no
present
sign
of
strengthening.
Quotations
for
mining
stocks
wtcrday
were:
BJC.
Silver
IJ113
1.20
Coast
OOjkper
15.25
16.23
Oorp
gejt-vigm.
Dun
well
u
27
Gladstone
J4fc
.18
i
Independence
.OS
Indian
.05
.06
L.
and
L.
.
.
.
m
Lucky
Jim
.
.29
Marmot
.13"
irumier
2.28
2.30
Porter
Idaho
.23
K
-27
Richmond
.
.
124
45
Silversmith
.
J7
.IB
Sun
loch
.60
.65
Torlc
5.25
Big
Missouri
31
J1V4
TOTAL
SALMON
PACK
IS
SMALL
Alaska,
I'uget
Sound
and
Itritish
Columbia
Only
Halt
Last
Season
WASHINGTON,
6ept.
29.
Henry
O'-MaUey.
commissioner
of
fisheries,
estimates
the
Alaska
catch
of
salmon
this
year
at
3,500,000
cases:
Puget
Sound
at
675.CO0
cases
and
British
Columbia
at
'
374.OO0
cases.
The
figures
show
a
total"!
r
of
barely
more
than
halt
of
last
year's
pack.
"We
are
entirely
at
a
loss
why
the
salmon
failed,"
O'Malley
said.
"There
Is
every
reason
to
presume
that
salmon
In
1828
and
later
years
will
continue
to
make
their
appearance.
DUNWEIL
SEES
END
OF
ORE
Stops
Work
on
Ben
AH
Vein
But
Using
up
Dump
and
Stupe
Surplus
VICTORIA,
Sept.
28.
Head
office
of
the
Dun
well
mine
announced
today
that
work
had
been
suspended
on
the
new
Ben
All
veto
which
has
been
under
development
for
the
past
t
"w0"
months.
Low
metal
prices
la
given
as
reason
for
this
action.
''
The
Dunwetl
mill
is
still
operating
using
ore
from
the
dump
-and
from
that
remaining
In
the
stopes.
This
will
give
Several
weeks'
supply.
VICTIMS
OF
EARTH
"
SLIDEOf'
RECOVERED1
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
29.
The
bodies
of
two
men
MeLeod
and
Poole,
who
were
victim
of.
an
earth
slide
at
Cottonwood
flats
on
Monday
evening,
nave
not
yet
been
recovered
despite
the
digging
of
:!ve
crew
of
75
men.
It
.
Is
"believed
It
w;i:
be
vime
time
before
they
are
:euciitd.
'
13