25
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anytime
N,
Uulldlnf
''.V
.IV.
S.
IRST
GRAIN
ip.
n
a
rrnt!
vrrv
tTT
I'fl
I
HIM
I
r
K
Y
ill
A
am
dWftA
V
CONSERVATIVE
IN
OWN
ROOMS
t.
it
rr
l
Altercation
ot
s.
waiter
SUHfcsg.
1
-
-
MtkeV
H
al-
ebackad.
to
do
ao
In
future,
with
i
ed
with
assaulting
.
in
the
Conservative
!
"
"-'
through
Increasing
dh-
rooms
Tbursdsy.
waa
annual
meeting
Thttts-'.iiat
organisation,
after
alleged
rletim.
had
laid
.
-sint
him
SkUllnga
.
ciiarge
was
beckoned
i
hull
the
poliee.
mmary
trial
but
up
to
ii1'.
pleaded.
-
''iit
stitches
around
..e
r.-Lit
of
the
alter-
uL!m
mm
TO
A.
M.
HANSON
ilve
a
Business
tion
NEISON.
Of.
8.
Hon.
8.
P.
Tolm'e.
ConrvatiTe
platform
r
in
by
-election
here
at
a
meat-
Miim
.i
ii
who
the
prevlmu
lUght
'
rr:il
ulatfnrm
1
Uvo
be-
lie
aid
not
intend
erer
to
alt
0:
i
..in
...
.
v.
it,
Mie
Kamloona
conrention
and
he
k'rp
it
and
his
aenrk
aa
leader
1
'
be
ai
the
dlaponal
of
the
party
'
w
a
wanted
them.
a;
to
huw
he
would
atart
to
reduce
Or
Tolmle
aald
h
would
give
'if
admlnlrtratlon,
aecure
a
dol
aiua
for
a
dollar
expended,
let
eon
'in
tender
to
the
lowest
bidder
i
ii'
n-
n;
thr
estimatea.
not
embark
ra.iway
enterprlzen.
REACHES
HERE
i
rairit-H
and
Will
l)e
Taken
Into
Elevator
on
Monday
Tic
stream
of
golden
grain
from
the
f
"v
u
aiia
iro
slbslX
urvi
w
into
Prince
Rupert
with
the
i
ie
Hrt
carload
in
the
railway
ardfc
lAMt
nirvKt
ta
uiiv.in
v.fA
..vrai
'JW.
t.
h
mMrstVttir
aihAIl
IM
ri.1l
iOW
Th
irfaln
atp4ln
Plf
-
"
i
nvsu
loot
uigun
vr
a
01
hA
rilran
Inln
.1
At
a..
alt
-ss.w.a
imw
J7TlfcVr
UU
Via
)!lay
It
is
anticipated
that
enough
Miin
.ill
......
..
.
,
.
...
ua.V
Ml.TCU
iiriC
AJ
IIMU
"
f'.i-it
vessel
of
the
season
at
the
lber:a
Wheat
Pool's
local
elevator
OOUt
llnvprnh..
1
.UTIIOIt'M
WIFE
DIES.
DI'NMON
Oct
8.
-Mrs.
H.
O.
Wells.
re
ie
on
ted
autno'-.
died
today
of
i
:uc
Ir
reapect
for
law
and
authority
our
Ju
dielary
aa
a
whole
will
hare
beoame
ao
stlamatlced
aa
to
kwe
all
confidence
and
4tem
In
the
mind
of
the
people."
OLD
COUNTRYFOOTBALL
CVCI.IMI
Li:.it
X.
Dll.
I.
Aaton
VUla
ft.
Ukddleaboro
1.
Blackburn
Rover
1.
Hudderafield
1.
Bolton
1.
Newcastle
3.
Cardiff
City
2.
Totteahom
1.
Derby
County
ft.
Bury
2.
Evasion
ft.
Manchester
United
2.
Leloeater
1.
Liverpool
1.
Portsmouth
2.
Anenal
3.
The
Wednesday
3.
Blrmlngnam
3.
Bunderland
0.
Bheffleid
United
1.
Wast
Ham
2,
Burnley
0.
DhUlon
II.
Blackpool
1,
Southampton
0.
Chelsea
1.
8oke
0.
Clapton
4.
Bristol
City
2.
Orfeneby
I.
Oldham
2.
I.eeds
t
Swansea
0.
Manchester
Otty
2.
Hull
City
I.
Notts
Forest
3.
Preston
Narth
End
1.
Port
Vale
2.
Bamaley
1.
Reading
2.
Notts
County
2.
feouth
Shield
2.
Fulham
1.
Wolverhampton
3.
West
Bromwteh
1.
M
OTTISII
I.K.WH
l-IHv
I.
Aberdeen
2,
Dunfermline
1.
Alrdrleonlans
1.
Clyde
2.
Cowdenbeath
3.
Ralth
Rovers
1.
Hearts
1.
Dundee
0.
Motherwell
4.
Queen's
Park
1.
-Psrtlck
1,
ralklrk
I.
St.
Johnstone
2.
Hibernians
0.
St.
Mlrren
1,
Hamilton
0.
Boness
2.
-Kilmarnock
t.
B.C.
DELEGATES
ARE
OFF
BOUND
FOR
WINNIPEG
VANCOUVER.
Oct
8.
Hesded
by
four
senators
and
eleven
members
of
the
parliament
and
five
members
of
the
legislature
the
BJC.
repraseniatiTes
10
the
National
Conservative
convention
at
Winnipeg
next
week
left
here
last
night
by
special
train.
VANCOUVEll
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Wheat
140
.
Big
Missouri
9
Coast
Copper
15.00
Cork
Province
M
Dunwell
2a
Oladstone
Independence
05
Indian
L.
snd
L
Lucky
Jim
3i
Marmot
Metals
Porter
Idaho
28'
;16
Richmond
1
Sllvercrest
03
H
Silversmith
15
Surf
Inlet
,Ti;l
-60
Asked
'30
'ab
.25
.18
.03
.07
10H
31
.10
.29
.1714
.01
i
4
OKIF.KEI
TO
I'XAI.ASKA
WA6HINOTON,
Oct.
8.
The
coajt
guard
steamer
Northland
has
been
ordered
to
Unalaska
In
answer
to
a
call
for
medical
aid.
Advertise
in
The
Daily
News
day.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PMNi
E
RUPERT.
DC.
SATURDAY.
OCTOBER
8.
1927
tUM
JUS
I
Lh
IJfcr
rJVJii
h
OK
TUB
HOUSE
OF
"LUINNEss-1:
Miss
Aileen
Guinness,
daughter
of
Sir
Arthur
ami
Lady
GuinnexK
of
the
famous
firm
of
London
-brewers.
She
is
a
grand
daughter
of
the
Earl
of
Ireaph.
who
died
yesterday,
and
is
reported
engaged
to
the
Hon.
Brinsley
Plunket.
KMiMMI
TVflsf
MVIMS
bllANXEL
I
IUM
i:-t(IL.tM
FOLKB8TOKC.
Oct.
8.
On-daunted
by1
'previous
failure
Mis
Mercedes
Olletz.
London
typist,
successfully
swam
tbe
English
channel
on
her
eighth
attempt.
8
he
started
from
Cape
Orlanec
France,
yesterday
morning
sod
landed
near
bete
IS
hours
and
1ft
minutes
later.
FIRST
GRAIN
BOAT
NAMED
Opening
Cargo
of
Wheat
From
Here
will
be
Loaded
by
Steamer
Fih
Pool
The
flrl
tessel
to
lJ
grain
at
Prime
Ktirrt
lliW
aMn
will
le
the
kteiimrr
Hh
-l
v.lilrh
will
arrlte
on
r
aWul
xtoler
S8
to
take
a
full
rargo'tn
Hie
tnlted
Kingdom
or
ronllnent.
ThH
will
I"
rail
here
of
the
I'Mi
rN.I
ullhourli
Imu
lilw
f
the
Mine
line.
Otter
HmI
and
."elge
Pool,
were
here
lat
jear.
The
Alherta
Wheat
INiol
elevator
management
oniiounren
that
ennlt
hate
now
been
Isnued
for
grain
hlpnieiiti
lo
till"
Hrt
and
the
wheat
flow
will
probably
romnieiice
In
oluine
about
the
middle
of
the
month.
PLANE
NOT
ABOARD
VESSEL
HERE
TODAY
"Pride
of
Yukon"
Being
Milpiied
North
rtom
Seattle-lo
Skngway
Too
Big
t.tM
for
Alice
owini
to
the
fact
that
the
vessel
a
wlngspread
of
forty
feet,
the
airplane,
"Pride
ot
the
Yukon."
whloh
la
to
en
gage.
In
the
carrying
oi
wimw
In
'ihe"kon
Terrttory.
was
not
'on
.
"ii.
.i!W..i;.,-
I....
.L..
Doara
trie
riucees
ajict
tau
luuiwut
.when
In
port
northbound.
The
flying
machine
and
Its
officers
are
Instead
taking
passage
by
an
American
vessel
from
Seattle.
0ew
York
Yankees
Win
World
Series
Today
by
Taking
Fourth
Straight
NEW
YORK,
October
8.
The
New
York
Yankees
and
Pitts
burg
Pirates
were
tied
at
the
eighth
innings
today
and
the
crowd
was
on
tiptoe,
tense
and
eager
to
see
what
would
happen
when
Coombs
scored
the
winning
run
in
the
ninth
which
made
the
Yankees
cham
pion
baseball
team
of
the
world.
The
score
at
the
close
was
four
runs
to
three,
giving
the
Yankees
four
games
straight
and
shutting
out
the
Pirates
completely.
The
game
today
opened
with
one
run
each
for
the
opposing
teams
on
a
rather
wet
ground.
No
score
was
then
made
until
the
fifth
when
the
New
Yorkers
added
two.
It
was
the
seventh
when
the
Pirates
evened
up
the
game
and
made
it
an
interesting
finish.
Runs
H1U
Errors:
beat
out
a
hit
to
short.
Koenlir
threw
Yankees
4
21
2
Pirates
3
10
2
-
IIKST
INNIMlS
Batteries
for
Pittsburg,
Hill
and
Smith.
Yankees.
Moore
and
Collins.
Heavy
rain
during
tbe
night
made
the
grounds
soggy
but
both
managers
de-
Med
conditions
warranted
playing
to
Pittsburg.
Lloyd
Waner.
first
man
that
the
movement
In
that
direction
will
be
stimulated.'
-,
Mr.
Chard
finds
.
that-,
from
the
297
.OP.R.
stations
In
Alberta-affeeted
the
average
reduction
In,
the
rate
to
the
bead
of
the
takes
la
124
cents
per
nun
ult
of
tbe
equalizing
ot
the
rates
on
C.P.R.
branches
to
that
company's
main
line
basis,
for
equivalent
mileage,
and
of
the
order
to
other
companies
to
adjust
their
rates
to
those
put
Into
effect
on
the
C-Pil
As
for
the
rates
to
Van-
i.44
otau-.
vails
'.a.'
out
Barnhart
at
first.
Wsner
going
second.
Dug
an
threw
out
Paul
Waner
at
first,
his
brother
holding
second.
L.
Waner
scored
on
Wright's
single
to
right.
Wright
making
second
on
Ruth's
throw
to
plate.
Dugan
got
Traynor's
hot
smash
and
touched
out
Writing.
One
run.
two
hits,
no
errors.
Yankees
Combs
singled
to
right
on
(continued
on
page
tour
Grain
Rate
to
Prince
Rupert
Averages
$1.77
Lower
Under
the
Reduced
Railway
Freights
1
Prince
Rupert
gets
an
export
grain
rate
from
Alberta
averaging
$1.77
less
than
formerly
since
the
reduction
ordered
by
the
Board
of
Railway
Commissioners,
but
there
is
also
a
reduction
to
the
Great
Lakes.
Duscussing
this
the
Edmonton
Journal
says:
tne
proportion
of
grain
going
west
will
be
larger
and
not
smaller
as
a
consequence
of
the
recent
rate
judgment.
Fears
were
expressed
in
Vancouver
at
the
time
that
the
Pacific
route
would
suffer.
There
seemed
to
be
no
grounds
for
them
and
an
analysis
that
has
been
made
by
'the
provincial
traffic
supervisor
makes
It
clear
on
the
CN
R.
tt
is
1.77
cents,
The
western
route
is
thus
the
gainer
from
the
Judgment
to
a
aomewhat
'greater
extent
than
the
eastern.
The
extra
Inducement
to
use
the
former
should
add
considerably
to
the
volume
of
grain
dred
pounds,
and
that
from
282
C.N.H
that
will
be
shipped
by
It
during
the
stations
it
is
1-26
cents.
This
is
a
re-
present
crop
year.
This,
along
with
the
Immense
production
to
be
marketed
from
this
province.
wUl
make
the
Pacific
porta
very
busy
places
between
now
and
next
spring
John
Barrett.
Ketchikan
Insurance
couver
and
Prince
Rupert
the
supervisor!
man.
was
a
passenger
On
board
the
a
a
trip
to
Seattlt.
rived
at
the
s.-.-.
from
end
to
ei.u
waa
apparent
that
cculd
not
be
savtd
ao
eflorta
were
mainly
devoted
to
saving
the
overhead
roadway
and
other
buildings
nearby
including
beadquartera
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve.
Though
It
was
pouring
rain,
the
sky
was
ooon
a
great
flare
visible
from
aH
tbe.
UJ.
la
absut
aa
hour's
In
fuU
strength,
scene.
and
effioe
furniture.
the
wharf
was
built.
n
port,
that
the
average
redunton
from
princes
Alice
this
morning
returning
1
fimved
was
able
to
leave
tbe
MANY
SPECTATORS
Thomas
Priest.
Assistance
was
also
forthcoming
from
among
the
great
crowd
of
spectators,
those
giving
outstanding
service'
Including
Douglas
FnzMll.
Leo
Oontoll.
Fred
Pyle
and
Chief
Petty
Officer
George
J.
Dawes.
The
loss
of
the
commissary
depart
ment
Tbe
stevedoring
company's
loss
In
cluded
chains
and
aucb
equipment,
some
of
which
had
not
been
used
since
Shed
No.
1.
which
measured
about
ISO
feet
by
40.
was
buUt
In
1907
by
the
Orand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
Com
out
somewhere
In
the
top
of
tbe
build
ing,
was
not
attributable
to
the
wires.
Tbe
building
and
contents
were
fully
Insured
but
It
Is
unlikely
the
structure
will
be
reouUt
is
It
Is
thought
that
tbe
commissary
department
may
now
be
seormimodated
In
some
other
par
oi
the
wharves
or
yards.
PIBLIC
CAKELESR
While
grateful
for
assistance
general
ly
given
In
fighting
the
blaze,
rtre
Chief
D.
H.
McDonald
complained
this
morning
that
cars,
being
driven
persistently
over
the
hose
lines,
somewhat
hampered
the
work
of
tbe
firemen
and
made
it
more
difficult.
PREMIER
FERGUSON
ABSOLUTELY
REFUSES
ACCEPT
LEADERSHIP
TORONTO.
Oct
8
-"That
Is
final,
positive,
unequivocal"
sa'd
Premier
Ferguson
In
repeating
former
denials
that
he
Intended
to
accept
any
invitation
to
become
federal
Conservative
leader.
MINERS
TRAPPED
IN
MAMMOTH
SHAFT,
UTAH
MAMMOTH.
Utak,
Oct.
8.
-Twenty-five
miners
were
trapped
In
the
1.500
foot
level
when
a
fire
broke
out
In
the
Mammoth
Mine
last
night
Efforts
to
BostonGrjJj
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
bent
for
the
leant
Phone
4S7.
Prife
Five
Cents
UKLU
SERIES
WON
TODAY
M
THE
NEW
YORK
YANKEES
wpr
jurucp
nunrpY
Condemns
Upper
Court
i
i
wr
improper
Language
i
'
.
In
W..ndmA
Pjmrf
I
1
1
1
r
r
Uk.
1
f
I
n
(
,
Tapitptd
tnr
.,,
ri
nf
An.
ic'ia
i
-
-.--
.
...
peal
hxprest-H
Resentment
-N
'OrVKR,
October
8.
In
a
statement
yesterday
in
a
court
unh
Vancouver
lawyers.
Chief
Justice
Hunter,
with
the
en
ot
Justices
Morrison,
Gregory,
W.
A.
Maedonald,
and
D.
i..
i
..ild
sitting
beside
him,
replied
in
a
statement
to
the
statc-u'lributid
to
members
of
the
court
of
appeal
in
sending
back
M.
McCabe,
a
seaman
on
the
government
teamr,
whose
wire
given
in
custody
of
relatives
on
the
order
of
Air.
Malison.
,'u
-tire
Martin
had
said
there
"had
been
a
miscarriage
of
Justice
of
a
gross
kind"
sad
Mr.
im-
j
tics
UafhUUps
had
called
n
a
"mom-
4trou
order
which
Mgtarattsl
latbsf
'
from
children."
j
CHter
."lutloe
Hunter's
slslmuBS
salt
i
in
put:
There
U
hardly
a
iiiitw
sf
that
oeurt
when
there
is
not
one
or
mare
of
the
BMsnbers
of
this
court
m4ea
tar-ffet
(or
opprobrious
sad
dHparatdag
rej
'
marks
la
respect
of
their
Judicial
Mta
by
one
or
more
members
ot
that
court,
j
!
Bj
which
I
do
not
mean
to
Imply
that
h:s
can
be
hM
at
all
the
members
st
that
oourt.
The
eourte
of
conduct
on
tbe
part
of
the
Judaea
In
question.
If
I.
baa
not
already
Injured
the
ebaracter
Fire
Last
Night
Razed
Building
Canadian
National
Dock
Valued
at
About
Six
Thousand
Dollars
Only
the
partly
burned
western
wall
remains
of
No.
1
G.T.P.
whari
shed
iii
which
fire
of
mysterious
origin
broke
out
last
nuht
causing
damage
estimated
this
morning
at
at
least
$6,500.
The
building
contained
the
railway
commisaary
offices
and
warehouse
v.ho'e
loss
is
placed
at
something
over
$2,000
and
a
quantity
of
old
equipment
belonging
to
the
Pacific
Stevedoring
Co.
also
va'ued
at
aoout
$2,000.
Little,
if
anything,
else
was
contained
in
the
structure
which
was
burned
to
the
wharfs
edge
and
the
value
of
which
'
i.s
put
at
something
in
the
neighborhood
of
2,50O.
Except
for,
per-tapi.
the
tiaeawr.g
ttti
wnar:
iiutad
"
"
"
ilm:c
damage
::or
w.-.s
tiere
any
great
fi
p.jr
irqn
t
fT
mf
lot-
lu
connection
With
Ue
ovrljad
MVk
f
1
I
f
A
1
V
A
III
lioxdwio
which
p.s.s
imiuaoiately
be-
'xlUia.
Vlliil.ii
11
U.d
and
above
it
I
I;
wa
abjui
il
I
alarm
was
tur.ieu
jn.eir.
c.pparenuv
(
i
hcau
of
tae
c
.
.
I
tion
g.ven
'..
on
the
waurfron
tc
p:ii.
that
tbe
first
u.:
j
cm
fire
oapart-
'.,.ii
t
iu.e
oc
in
tb
:
r
all
the
laforma-;
.t
t
.ere
was
a
lire
Further
lnforma-
Ion
was
obU:'.
.b.e
iro.a
the
telephone
exchange
and
when
the
brigade
ar
CONSULT
OVER
THE
FISHERIES
The
board
of
trade
last
night
decided
lldies
were
issuing
write
to
the
fisheries
department
at
'
the
building.
It
0VUw,
asking
If
representations
had
.ne
structure
iisen
bceai
made
to
them
for
a
change
In
the
regulations
and
If
so
to
delay
making
changes
untU
rich
time
as
Prince
Rupert
district
bad
been
heard
from.
Therewas
acme
discussion
la
regard
vi
this.
Colonel
HlchoUs
suggested
that
is
a
delegation
ways
coming
here
to
nonsuit
with
the
local
people.'
the
action
wsrfts?.
iStasncs-
hose
3pt
300
feet
fraa
the
railway
cenneeted
with
five
hydranu.
one
as
far
away
as
Second
Avenue
and
Second
Street,
the
flames
were
brought
under
control
although
it
waa
about
4
o'clock
before
the
fire
department,
out
'it
sent
and
It
waa
so
ordered.
SNAKE
BITE
ANTI-VENOM
Yeoman
service
was
given
the
fire
i
department
in
fighting
the
coaflagra-1
.
o
t
Rushed
From
Spokane
to
tion
by
tbe
Canadian
jJatwnai
Rati-
pupp'y
ways
night
yard
crew
under
foreman
I
Vernon
to
Try
to
Save
Life
of
Bitten
SPOKANE,
Oct.
8.
When
R,
Whlttall
of
Vtrnon.
B.C.,
was
bitten
by
a
rattlesnake,
customs
barriers
fell
and
speeding,
automobtict.
and
alrplinrn
were
called
upon
to
rush
anti-snake
bite
included
about
1
1.000
worth
of
'
f
rum
to
save
his
life
Friday.
Thirty
lmen
for
tbe
railway
sleeping
and
dm-
thousand
units
of
anti-venom
left
here
lag
cars
as
well
aa
stores
of
provisions
;
iast
night
by
fast
ar
when
It
was
found
that
airplanes
were
not
available.
HOY
IHEIl
TODAY
VERNON.
Oct.
8.
Rdland
Whlttall,
11
i
years
of
sge.
Is
dead
at.
Coldstream
as
a
!
result
of
a
snake
bite,
He
used
too
short
a
stick
In
an
attempt
to
kill
the
,
snake
yesterday
and
died
this
morning.
pany
being
the
first
shed
of
any
steel
on
the
whole
wharf
It
w
of
-PTOMMY
LOUGHRAN
had
been
used
but
little.
All
electric!
wiring
was
In
conduit
so
tt
Is
thought
that
the
fire,
which
apparently
broke
BEAT
McTIGUE
IN
FIFTEEN
ROUNDS
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
8
Tommy
Loughran.
of
Philadelphia,
lifted
the
tight
heavy
weight
championship
from
Mike
Mc-Tigue.
getting
the
decision
at
the
end
of
fifteen
rounds.
br.ng
the
trappe.l
men
out
of
the
shaft
and
5
p.m.
futile
Re
.-iir
r-few.s
are
at-'
:'ker.-
;
GENERAL
SUTTON
BUYS
ANOTHER
OF
VANCOUVER
BLOCKS
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
8.
Oeneral
F.
A.
Sutton,
known
-to
'some
as
"Lucky
Sutton,"
has
purchased
the
Mutual
Life
Building
on
Pender
and
Homer
Btreeta
in
this
city,
tbe
price
being
in
the
vicinity
of
400,000.
NOTICE.
Persons
desiring
to
register
as
Householders
bf
License
Holders
for
the
forthcoming
Municipal
Elections
are
re-
minded
that
such
registra-
tions
must
be
made
with
the
City
Clerk
during
the
pre-
sent
month,
otherwise
they
will
not
be
eligible
to
vote,
at
such
election.
Registrations
must
be
made
between
9
a.m.