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St
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5
TAXI
Ambulance
nd
Servtc
Ani-where
at
Anytlrar
and,
Exchange
Hulldlnr
MATT
VIDECKi
Prop,
Discussion
Yesterday
Premiers'
Conference
Robert
Forke
Outlines
Policy
of
His
Department
and
Will
Mtet
Premiers
Again
un
Thursday
IE
DEATHS
SUiKI;
QUEBEC
FLOODS
K."sirX.
Nov
8.
-
neports
from
(
:nt:ts
continue
to
increase
f
i,ve
taken
In
the
flocds
of
townshlM
ot
Quebec
pro-
t:
J
western
New
Brunswick.
Up
'
.
.;:tt
the
number
reported
was
n
is
HON.
II,
H
STEVENS
IS
VISITING
NORTH
iiir
an
iiaaii
a
r
a
aii
1
rr
a
11
Throusli
flty
Knroulr
to
Meuart
un
I'rlvule
Itu-lnrst
M""
H,
H.
Stevena,
MP.
for
Vancou
Centre
was
a
passenger
going
:i'u-'l
!he
cltv
aboard
the
tljtala
uiaht
bound
for
Stewart
on
business.
Mr.
Btevens,
who
will
'P'
i
tiiB
week
In
the
Portland
Canal
remrnlng
south
aboard
the
";
Rupert
next
Sunday
evening,
'a
that,
his
business
was
of
a
pri
naiure
He
had
no
remarks
to
mae
for
publication.
Looat
Conferva-
'
Minorities
had
not
been
advUed
-la-.ance
of
hu
vuit
north.
Mr
etcveiu
u
accompanied
on
his
P
'
Stewart
by
W.
A.
Lewthwatte.-
PUNJAB
SINGH
DROVE
AUTO
INTO
STRETT
CAR
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
8.-Edward
Wat-
1'L
uni
Slnh
nt
R-
Milkie
""0UilT
ln,UreJ
nd
thrr
oititn
ur
Un
an
auto
driven
by
Punjab
""ica
in
a
atreet
car
at
the
1
-:itl
Prior
Streets.
STEWART
FINANCIERS
FORMINGBIG
CONCERN
J.
,.
for
lllght
Yrars
lrrldrnt
mill
Manager
iif
Ikink
of
lltder,
on
Hay
to
Vancouver
'Enroute
to
Vancouver
where
he
will
take
active
charge
of
a
financial
and
Investment
concern
which
he
and
his
brother.
E.
E.
Hall
of
Winnipeg,
are
es
tablishing.
J.
A.
Hall,
for
eight
years
president
and
manager
of
the
Bink
of
Hyder.
was
a
passenger
bound
south
aboard
the
steamer
Catala
today,
accom
panied
by
Mrs.
Hall
and
family.
The
name
of
the
new
concern
la
the
Hall
Investments
Ltd.
with
a
capitalisation
of
11.000.000
in
addition
to
which
the
Hall
Co.
Ltd.
with
like
capitalization
Is
also
being
formed.
One
project
which
the
new
concern
has
actively
in
hand
at
the
present
time
and
on
which
It
will
concentrate
U
the
ccnatructlon
of
a
big
hydro-elec
tric
power
plant
at
Mezladln
Lake.
"We
will
devote
our
time
to
developing
the
natural
resources
of
British
Columbia
and
the
northern
section
In
particular,"
states
Mr.
Hall.
Mr.
Hall's
brother
Is
a
prominent
op
erator
on
the
Winnipeg
Oraln
Exchange.
MANAGER
OF
JUNEAU
MINES
DEAD
IN
EAST
SAN
Thane,
FRANCISCO,
Nov.
8.
B.
L.
mining
euglneer.
for
ten
years
manager
of
the
JuneauAlaska-
aoia
Mines,
owned
by
D.
O.
Jackllng
or
ban
Francisco,
died
In
New
York
Monday,
word
to
that
effect
having
reived
here.
Illlll
IS
CAI.llOHNIA.
h.t;
pro:
lie."
:m!I
passed
away
.
been
re-
The
death
occurred
recently
at
Col-ton,
California,
of
Andrew
T.
Home,
twin
brother
of
John
N.
Home,
for-
m.rlv
of
this
ctty
and
of
the
Yukon
Territory.
The
brother
got
word
of
hH
beinn
ill
nd
hurried
south
from
here
leavlnir
October
22.
LUMBER
CUT
I
STILL
AHEAD
Scale
Shows
l
ive
Million
Feet
More
Measured
This
Year
Than
I,&at
at
This
Time
TIM
log
scale
for
Prince
Rupert
lor-catry
d-strlct
for
the
first
ln
aiontlu
of
the
peasant
yar
total
115.130.222
feat
which
la
a
alight
increase
over
the
,
total
ti,r
1926
a;
a
corresponding
dais
rVA.
November
8.
Immigration
will
be
the
aubject
of
a
jOf
hojiajoi
feet,
me
October
caie
in-art
conference
Thurday
between
Hon.
Robert
Forke
this
yr
uuiung
12.79920
.et
m
-
rcs'
iitativea
of
the
nine
province
now
in
conference
here.
constderaMy
down
when
compared
with
c
1
oni
lusion
reached
at
the
conference
yeaterday
by
the
eWtr
1928
20.a62.258
j
i'Vi'miera.
An
c
dcavor
will
be
made
today
to
eliminate
duplication
of
ef-
i
secure
greater
co-operation
In
reaped
to
recruitment
flTACK
MADE
SOVIET
CONSUL
nigral
Marks
Celebration
of
Cedar
pUea.
Hn.
ft.
Oordwood.
cords.
.
SUnglebolts.
eords
Hemlock
tlea
Pine
tlea
Fence
posts,
cords
Pulpwood,
cords...
101494
108
27
94.1743
37
522
116.1M522
:
l
eauaoa
4S8.C66
209
144
ism
743.733
ee
3,077
YEAR
IN
JAIL
FOR
SEALING
AN
AUTO
EDMONTON.
Nov.
8
A
nine
mile
ride
in
a
stolen
auto
at
MortnvMleX
cost
two
young
farmers,
Daniel
Bel-court
and
Joe
Schuster,
one
year's
Imprisonment
at
Fort
Saskatchewan,
when
both
men
appeared
before
Police
Magis
trate
Morris
at
Morlnvllle,
and
pleaded
guilty
to
the
charge
of
theft
of
the
car.
The
auto
belonged
to
Armand
Syl-
vrstre
of
Morlnvllle.
and
the
two
young
men
admitted
taking
It
on
the
night
In
question
from
where
it
wae
parked
on
the
main
street
of
the
town.
They
rode
nine
miles
In
the
car.
and
then
defcerted
It.
unhurt,
at
the
roadside,
where
It
waa
found
on
the
following
morning.
A.
P.
P.
Constable
Olsen
of
Morlnvllle
worked
for
some
time
on
the
case.
before
finally
getting
hold
of
the
two
delinquents.
The
sentence
Is
the
mint-mum
one
permitted
under
the
criminal
code,
for
theft
of
an
auto.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Total
of
(;
1.04)0
Pounds
of
ll.illluit
Sold
nt
Kxcliunsr
Today
for
Improved
lYIcr
A
total
of
84,000
pounds
of
halibut
was
sold
at
the
Fish
Exchange
thts
mprning
at
falryl
high
prices.
Three
American
vessels
disposed
of
40,500
pounds
at
from
17.1c
and
7c
to
17.6
and
7c
while
two
Canadians
sold
14,500
pounds
for
18.3c
and
7c
and
16.6c
and
7c.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
follows:
J'
AMKKICAN
Western.
3S.000
pounds.
Pacific
Fish
erles,
17.4c
and
7c.
Omaney,
2,500
pounds,
Atlln
Fisheries,
17.6c
and
7c.
Ccdrlc,
12.000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
17.1c
and
7c.
CANAOIAX
Oslo.
11,000
pounds,
Atlln
Fisheries,
16.6c
and
7c.
Edward
Llpsett.
3.500
pounds,
Cana
dian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
16.3a
and
7c.
WYCLIFFE
COLLEGE
PRESIDENT
IS
DEAD
TORONTO,
Nov.
8.
Dr.
Newman
Wright
Hoyles.
KC
president
of
the
corporation
of
Wycllffe
College
here
and
Before
he
arrived
'
former
principal
of
the
law
school
at
lOJ-oode
Hell,
is
dead,
a'ed
83.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PKINTE
111
PERT.
B.C..
TUB-HAY.
NOVEMBER
8.
1927
i
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m
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4
mm
mm
vm.
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&
II
Ait
L.
A
Af
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4
llf
f
11
IRH'
II
RONALD
McNElL
is
Great
Britain'-;
new
cabinet
minister
and
financial
.iei
retary
to
the
treasury-
He
succeeds
Lord
Cecil
and
is
both
a
financial
expert
and
an
experienced
parliamentarian
a
mm
ONTOJIOCKS
First
Appearances
Indicate
Extensive
Damage
an
Result
of
St
rand
ing
Today
nrt
apii-arum-e
indicating
(hat
lie
liai
outtalneil
etrnlte
dani:iRe.
I
nlon
i-tiuiiifr
C'utala,
t'apt.
A.
II.
IMckMin.
stranded
at
1.
1.1
oilock
tliU
altrrnoan
en
.iarrw
Hank
reef
In
Cnniiliiclum's
I'aMijr
near
Port
.Hiiiioii.
The
rvel
piled
up
on
an
rhli
tide
uloiit
forty-five
minute
after
Hie
flood
of
23.2
liiolir
and
ttirrr
will
le
no
cliam-e
of
her
prttliiR
off
lie
fore
the
tils
li
tide
slicrtlv
alter
one
o'clock
to
morrow
afternoon
will
nheiijtlir
water
be
higher
than
It
was
today,
and
then
only
If
Mir
It-
not
filled
too
liii-ll
v.
The
tide
will
lie
making
for
the
next
two
ilajs.
The
II.C.
Ton
at;
e
Lighterage
Co.'
Milvage
boat
Salvage
Prim-ess
vu
despatched
lo
the
M-enr
tills
a(-trrnoon
to
stand
iiy
ami
the
same
lonij.aiij's
powerboat
Naas
Klter
virnt
out
to
take
the
pusengrr
off
and
bring
them
to
Prince
It
n
pert.
It
Is
understood
that
help
Is
also
being
rushed
from
Vancouver.
A.
I-
Clements
assistant
general
manager
of
the
In
Ion
steamship
Co.,
nus
ulioard
the
vessel
at
the
time
of
the
stranding
In
the
course
of
a
northern
Inspection
trip.
i.
A.
Hall,
president
of
the
Hank
of
llvdcr,
and
his
family,
v.rre
uImi
on
hoard
bound
for
Vancouver
to
NELSON
CONVICTION
PROVED
COSTLY
TO
MANITOBA
PROVINCE
WINNIPEG,
Nov.
8.
With
their
mis
sion
to
save
the
life
of
Earle
Nelson,
The
Dark
Strangler,"
unsuccessful.
Mrs.
Mary
Fuller,
his
wife,
and
Mrs.
Lillian
Fabian,
his
aunt,
left
last
night
for
their
homes
at
San
Francisco.
The
capture
and
trial
of
Nelson
cost
the
province
tl5.000.
FOREST
RANGERS
ARE
IN
CONVENTION
HERE
Fourteen
rangers
and
other
officials
of
i
the
department
areiln
attendance
at
a
three-day
conJerencev:of-
the
field
staff
of
Prince
Rupert-
forestry
district
which
opened
this
morning
In
the
local
Forest
Branch
offices
with
F.
A.
McDonald
of
Victoria,
chief
of
operation
and
representative
of
the
chief
forester
for
British
Columbia,
presiding.
An
Interesting
program
ofpapers
and
discussion
has
been
arranged.
It
Is
the
first
time
that
such
a
convention
has
been
held
in
the
city
since
1922.
Practically
all
the
rangers
in
the
district
are
COUNTY
COURT
County
Court
was
In
reyulsr
monthly
i
resslon
this
morning
before
Judge
F.
McB.
Young.
Cates
were
set
as
follows:
i
Brynlldsen
and
sons
vs.
Ous
Egan
et
jal.
8
19.25.
Patmore
&
Fulton
for
plaintiff.
Williams,
Manson
tt
Oon-tales
for
defendants.
W.
J.
Crawford
vs.
Northland
Mining
Co..
367.
R.
W.
Kennedy
for
plaintiff.
and
defendant
In
person.
Marie
Hanson
va.
Iver
Johansen
et
al.
337.70.
Patmore
&
Fultou
for
plaintiff
and
Williams,
Manson
&
Oonzales
for
defendants;
settled.
Rawllngs
H.
Carter
vs.
Henry
Archi
bald
McLean.
S201.60.
Williams,
Man-son
&
Oonzales
for
plaintiff.
Patmore
Sc
Fulton
for
defendant;
stood
over
till
December.
George
Hamilton
Ritchie
vs.
Ar
thur
Oswald
et
al.
$500.
Sutherland
Si
Sutherland
fcr
plaintiff.
Patmore
8c
Fulton
for
defendants.
November
21.
J.
H.
Todd
Si
JSons
vs.
Jena
B.
Iver-
sen.
Williams.
Manson
ti
oonzales
lor
plaintiff.
Patmore
8c
Fulton
for
defen
dants.
1251.21.
Herman
vs.
Victoria
Mines,
discon
tinued.
J.
C.
Oavtgan
vs.
Joseph
Schaeffer,
6690.08.
Williams,
Manson
8c
Oonzales
for
plaintiff,
November
21.
J.
C.
Oavlgan
vv
Joseph
Schaeffer,
$97.70,
November
21.
J.
W.
Collier
vs.
City
of
Prince
Ru
pert,
$323.88.
Patmore
8c
Fulton
for
plaintiffs,
E.
F.
Jones
for
defendant;
date
to
be
fixed.
William
Ooldbloom
vs.
Brynlldsen
et
al,
date
to
be
fixed.
GREER
MENTIONED
FOR
MAYOR
OF
CITY
NO
OTHERS
AS
YET
No
Announcement
Yrt
.Made
by
Mnjoa,
Newton
as
to
Whether
lie
wilt
be
In
Held
So
far
as
can
be
gathered
no
can
didate
Is
as
yet
offering
for
the
mayor
alty
next
year
"but
the
time
Is
coming
when
the
matter
will
have
to
be
discussed.
It
Is
not
yet
known
whether
Mayor
Newton
will
again
seek
re-elec
tion
but
It
is
said
that
Alderman
Joe
Qreer
would,
make
a
good
presiding
officer,
it
he
could
be
Induced
to
take
the
position.
i
Possibly
there
may
be
several
candi
dates
In
the
field
this
year
to
make
up
for
the
lack
of
Interest
at
the
last
elec
tion.
Constable
George
Clark
of
the
Game
Department
of
the
provincial
police
Is
receiving
congratulations
on
the
btrtt
ot
a
daughter
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
on
Sunday
morning.
Mrs.
Clark
and
baby
are
doing
nicely.
Advertise
in
the.
Dally
News
Boston
Grill
Larue
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
Phone
4S7.
:catotta
Price
Five
Cent?
OBT.
FORKE
DEALS
WITH
IMMIGRATION
AT
CONFERENCE
migration
Subject
of
incoming
settlers
nal
and
financial
queationa
were
also
under
re
BoUhcOk
Revolution
by
Little
Fracas
Vox
.
Oetebratkw
here
i
.
..e?ary
of
the
Bobhe-
.
1111
was
marked
ue
Soviet
Oondnl
view
yesterday.
Han.
Hubert
Forke.
in
outlining
the
Immigration
poller
ot
the
government,
laid
down
the
txrlnciDte
that
in
the
e-
1
eel
loci
of
immigrant
precedence
waa'Duu--
nr-
given
to
British,
then
America
as.
North-
Bd
Mmt
'
weatarn
Buiopeana.
and
selected
Unml-1
Sprwee
.
rants
from
other
baits.
Interior
spruce
Mr.
Porks
said
he
believed
that
Canadian
bova
mia-ht
be
snoourued
an
s
on
to
farm
on
a
fifty-fifty
loan
baala;rpre
aa
between
the
Dominion
and
the
pro-vines.
Mat
suggestion
win
be
dMsciMscd
Thursday
Arrangements
are
being
made,
declared
Mr.
Forte,
far
a
highly
efficient
m(f
to
deal
in
a
businesslike
manner
with
with
the
rHrfant-(
th
return
of
Caitadlaaa
fram
th.New
:i
person
and
Injury
to
t
1:
sing
mob
dispersed
the
:.ng
the
neighborhood
pF
DEATH
FfiOM
BIG
FLOOD;:
It-rmonl
Worst
Sufferer
From
Visitation
Last
Week
jBCrr.1.
r;
a.
-While
the
U!e
of
1
d
that
swept
a
large
":
-
England
since
Thursday
,
ms
not
been
fully
told,
rr
,-ts
indicate
that
at
least
J
t-cra
lost
t
-ls
the
heavies
sufferer
with
Bngland
statea.
UINTIK
SkTTMlS
IMIUN
ON
rittiiiiis
UITII
IIK.tVV
SNOW
WINNIPBO.
Nov
8.
Winter
la
settling
down
on
the
prairie
provinces
today.
Snow
la
falling
everywhere
and
already
It
Ilea
at
considerable
depth
all
over
the
laud.
All
autumn
work
has
ceased
except
for
a
few
belated
threshing
outfits
which
will
have
to
flnlah
up.
board
feet.
In
production
of
pales
piles,
railway
ties
a
conarfleiable
Increase
la
to
be
found
In
favor
of
1927;
over
1C6.
Here
are
the
figures
of
October
and
this
year
total
figures
tor
the
tost
ten
months:
THII-.lli
M'AI.IMl
October
1927
to
date.
26
jn
34H.7I1
33.T74
Hemlock
3
8065
Balsam
4.491.691
Jackpine
!
Birch
Oottonwood
41J
Totals
12,730.920
roles.
Un.
lees.'.,.
.M&fiop
HemMei
(Board
ft.)
116.712
16.943.2S2
IS.HMiSO
2S58.998
31JO0.446
18.14t.5S6
398
127490
600.192
Sprue
pile.
!
"
.,
.1
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i
y
f
pBef
6.481
'
1:
Four
Demands,
of
Province
Made
by
Premier
MacLean
at
the
Ottawa
Conference
OTTAWA,
November
8.
British
Columbia,
Manitoba,
Nova
Bcotin.
and
Prince
Edward
Island
pressed
the
question
of
increased
subsidies
at
yesterday's
session
of
the
Premier's
Conference.
T!ie
subject
was
introduced
by
Premier
MacLean
of
B.C.
who
said
the
subsiJies
to
British
Columbia
should
be
increased
owing
to
it
physical
condition,
which
necessitates
obligation
on
the
part
of
the
provincial
government
by
reason
of
the
lack
of
municipalities
iii
unorganized
districts
and
the
pressing
need
for
roads.
He
urwed
that
this
province
be
dealt
with
on
the
same
basis
as
other
pr3Vlnces.
Premier
MacLean
declared
there
were
)
four
demands
his
province
made.
1
Return
of
the
railway
lands
tor
which
the
prjrtnce
paid
haavUy
for
development
without
receiving
and
taxes.
2
Wlthdriwal
ot
tl:e
federal
government
frc.i
t':t
income
tax
field.
3
Ellmlnatlcn
of
the
fields
of
taxation
as
between
federal
and
provin
cial
authorities.
4-
-Increased
subsidies
in
regard
tc
wh.cb
he
suggested
the
applntmsat
of
a
commission
to
go
into
the
whose
matter.
lUCmiAI-lS
WINNEIl
NATIONAL
HOUSE
SHOW
NKW
YOltK
IIKAT1M1
30
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
8.
The
Oansd'
an
horse
Bucephalus
triumphed
over
a
field
of
thirty
juiwp!ng-lKtej
from
the
French
and
polish
armies
and
won
the
famous
George
the
Third
Challenge
Cup
at
the
National
Horse
Show.
Busephalus
was
ridden
by
Major
R.
S.
Timmlns
of
the
Canadian
Army
team.
PRINCE
RUPERT
HAS
THREE
CLAIMS
ON
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ARE
SOLD
At
the
annual
mineral
tax
sale
of
the
provincial
government
this,
'
morning,
forty-five
claims
were
offered,
all
but
three
reverting
to
the
government.
Those
sold
were
the
HomeatSke,
Go
Eaat.
and
No.
4
claims
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
which
were
pur-ct--ed
by
R.
E.
McKeon
at
the
upset
pr.-e
ot
$22.53,
$20.45.
and
$21.45
re
spectively.
The
sale
was
conducted
by
J.
R.
Tan:,
ck,
deputy
government
agent,
as-
slated
by
A.
J.
Lancaster.
COLDEST
FALL
SNAP
Thermometer
Itead
27
or
I'he
Oegrees
of
Frost
at
six
O'clock
this
Morning
Early
this
morning
-
Prince
Rupert
had
Its
coldest
weather
ao
tar
this
sea
son.
According
to
H.
D.
Tee,
Dtgby
Island,
Dominion
meteorologist,
the
ther
mometer
registered
27
above
rero
or
five
degrees
of
frost
about
6
o'clock.
With
north
wind
blowing
and
baro
rreter
rising
steadily
but
slowing,
read
29
95
at
8
o'clock
this
morning,
the
prccpect
is
that
the
anap
wUl
continue
for
another
day
or
so
at
least.
VICTORIA
SWIMMERS
OUTCLASSED
.VANCOUVER
'
1
VICTORIA.
Nov.
WBf
Local
swimmers
won
honors
in
the
Tnfer-ctty
water
gala
last
night
In
competition
with
Vancou
ver
70
points
to
50.
WIUTHKI?
REPORT.
Prince
Rupert.
Clear,
light
north
lnd;
temperature.
29.
i-.
Stewart.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
30.
Anyox.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
28.
Alice
Arm.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
29.
Alyansh.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
15.
Rossw-ood.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
24.
Terrace.
Cloudy.
Windy,
temp.
25.
Hazelton.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
10.
Telegraph
CrcaV.
Clcudy,
calm.
temp.
15.
Smlthers.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
5.
Burns
Lake.
Clear,
temp.
7.
Whltciiorse.
Cloudy,
calm.
4
below.
1
bs-.i.oi:
-Clear
calm
14
beloiv.
LEADER
TELLS
APPRECIATION
Hon.
U.
B.
Bennett
Expresses
Thanks
to
Local
Conservative
President
For
Kind
Wishes
i
The
following
letter
of
appreciation
from
lion.
P..
B.
Bennett,
leader
of
the
Conservative
party
In
Canada,
has
been
received
from
Calgary
by
E.
A.
Mann,
president
ot
the
Prince
Rupert
Conservative
Association:
'
"Dear
Mr.
Mann:
"I
have
not
until
today
had
an
opportunity
to
send
you
a
not
ot
thanks
for
the
very
kind
message
ot
congratu-
latlona
and
good
wishes
which
I
received
6n
the
'evening
of
my
election
as
leader
of
the
opposition
In
the
House
of
Commons.
"I
have
assumed
a
very
thankless
and
difficult
task,
but
the
wonderful
messages
of
goodwill,
like
your
own.
which
I
have
received
from
men
.
and
women
of
every
shade
of
political;
opinion
and
Ircm
every
part
of
Canada
Induce
me
to
believe
that
1
may
be
able
to
render
some
slight
service
to
Canada.
If
so,
I
shall
be
amply
repaid
for
any
effort
I
may
make.
"Please
convey
my
sincere
thanks
to
the
members
of
your
association.
"With
all
good
wishes,
hoping
that
I
may
see
you
all
In
the
not
distant
future.
I
am.
"Yours
faithfully,
"R.
B.
BENNETT."
NEXT
WHEAT
SHIP
CLOSE
British
Motorship
King
James
Due
to
Arrive
Here
Early
Tomorrow
Morning
liocal
Canadian
National
Railway
offices
are
advised
that
loadings
on
the
prairies
for
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Rupert
elevator,
are
on
the
increase.
Since
Saturday
noon,
seventy-five
cars
have
arrived
and
the
elevator
is
busy
taking
it
In
and
drying
It.
The
next
and
second
grain
boat
of
the
season,
the
British
motorship
King
James,
Is
expected
to
arflve
In
port
tally
tomorrow
morning.
The
vessel
will
load
full
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
continent.
:'SCH00NER
ALASKA
IS
BATTERED
BY
WAVES
Vessel
sustained
Damage
on
Yakutat
Hanks
Hut
Is
Able
to
Proceed
to
Sen
tile
I'nder
Own
Power
Word
reaches
port
that
the
big
American
halibut
schooner
Alaska,
Capt
Conrad
Petersen,
when
struck
by
a
giant
wave
on
the
Yakutat
banks,
sustained
considerable
hull
damage.
Everybody
on
board
is
reported
to
be
safe
and
the
vessel
Is
proceeding
to
Seattle
under
her
own
power.
VANCOUVER
RUGBY
BEATS
EDMONTON;
VARSITY
ALSO
LOSES
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
8.
Vancouver
Rep
team
defeated
Edmonton
28
to
3
In
an
English
rugby
match
hero
yesterday.
Vancouver
defeated
Varsity
12
to
1
in
the
Canadian
Big
Four
rugby.
Advertise
la
The
Dally
Kewa