tend
5
TAXI
Ambulance
find
Service
Anywhere
Bl
Anytime
(land
Exchange
Building
MATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
lne
value
of
SlOO
or
more
on
below
November
30.
MAN
LOST
OFF
HALIBUT
BOAT
'rcnnK
lo
word
brought
to
the
olner
"M.
the
American
hall.
bu
2
"chooner
Marmot
recently
lost
a
banks
The
name
l.
not
available
'
understood
that
the
lost
man
Erown
here
Another
man
e
i.ime
ume
wax
was
STEAMER
IS
LOST
OFF
IRISH
COAST
WITH
TWELVE
CREW
BELFAST.
.Nov.
1.
Steamer
Cralgavon.
700
tons,
of
Belfast.
Is
believed
to
have
been
lost
In
Friday's
gale
with
a
crew
of
twelve
enroute
from
Glasgow
to
Briton
Ferry,
Wales.
A
lifeboat
marked
Cralgavon
was
found
at
Broadhavcn
on
6ft
I
nt
Oovan
Head.
VANCOUVEH
EXCHANGE
Wheat
B.C.
Silver
.
Big
Missouri
Cork
Province
.
George
Copper
Gladstone
Independence
.
Indian
L.
and
L.
.
Leadsmlth
Lucky
Jim
Porter
Idaho
.
Richmond
SllvcrcreHt
Silversmith
jSunloch
'T.iv
Bid.
Anita
1.37H
135
.28
J20
14.00
13.00
.00
K
-10
"
2.40
'
2.85
Jft
'a
3)4'
'
.05
.06
.07
.10
02
'
2
-05
.32
.33
.25',;,
.13
.16
.05
.06
.15
.18
.80
350
-
.
SEVEN
HALIBUT
BOATS
SELL
CATCHES
TODAY
Halibut
sales
at
the
local
Fish
Exchange
(tola
morning
were
as
follows
:
CAXAIHAN
Helen
2,000
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
ii
Cold
Storage
Co..
16.1c
and
6c.
AM
Kit
I
CAN
brant.
28.000.
Pacific.
14c
and
6c.
Radio.
44.000,
Booth.
14c
and
Sc.
Sunset,
25.000,
Cold
Storage.
18.7c
and
6c.
Atlas.
26.000.
Royal.
14c
and
0c.
Akutan.
16.000.
Storage.
13.5c
and
Go
Onah.
Storage.
16.1c
and
6c.
vancouverTuphls"
must
be
vaccinated
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
1.
Following
a
warning
Issued
two
months
ago
all
pupils
In
the
Vancouver
public
and
high
schools,
who
have
not
been
vaccinated.
will
be
debarred
unless
they
produce
conscientious
objector's
certificates.
The
rule
regarding
vaccination
has
been
made
by
the
department
of
edusa
tlon
at
Victoria.
JUMPED
HIS
BAIL
BUT
ARRESTED
IN
SHANGHAI
SEATTLE,
Nov.
1.
Edwin
Hunt,
former
head
of
the
Seattle
Finance
Co.
and
city
policeman,
who
Jumped
a
two
thousand
dollar
ball
to
escape
trial
in
-the
second
Olmatead
conspiracy
case.
has
been
arrested
in
Shanghai
and
is
being
held
for
extradition
here.
BLUE
SKY
LAW
IS
TO
BE
PRESSED
FOR
BY
ATTORNEY
GENERAL
VICTORIA,
Nov.
It
Hon.
A.
M.
Man-son'
will
continue
efforts
to
secure
ef
fective
blue
sky
legislation
In
Canada
at
the
Interprovlnolal
conference
A
federal
statute
Is
necessary
t
meet
the
.:'...!:-..
it
1
:.
PRINCE
RUPERT
milea
to
fly
the
Atlantic,
but
luck
brought
her
plane
down
in
safety
beside
the
steamship
Barendrecht
mete
fE
KI'TERT.
B.C..
TUtsi
AY.
NOVEMBER
I.
1927
HIGH
Vessel
with
Human
Freight
Drifted
Across
Pacific
to
Cape
Flattery
from
Japan
SEATTLE,
November
1.
With
the
emaciated
frozen
bodies
of
two
Japanese
propped
up
in
the
stern,
a
fishing
smack,
believed
to
have
drifted
across
the
Pacific,
was
picked
up
off
Cape
Flattery
by
the
American
mail
liner,
Margaret
Dollar.
The
pair
had
evidently
died
of
starvation
after
being
helplessly,
tossed
about
by
the
seas.
A
radio
message
from
the
ship's
captain
said
the
ifnormation
secured
indicated
that
the
men
had
been
dead
for
weeks.
The
Margaret
Dollar
is
towing
the
derelict
with
the
lifeless
human
cargo
to
Port
Townsend
where
they
will
be
handed
over
to
the
U.S.
authorities.
There
seems
to
be
very
little
doubt
that
tho
fishing
smack
and
its
two
dead
occupants
drifted
clear
across
'the
Pacific
Ocean,
Clifton
Peace,
of
the
American
Mail
Line
Company
said.
'
PASTOR'S
WIFE
LOSES
SISTER
IN
THE
EAST
Mrs.
J.
R.
Frlzell
and
Mrs.
Hart
hav
received
further
sad
news
of
the
death
of
the
second
eldest
of
the
famUy.
Nursing
Bister
Reba
L.
Smith,
who
was
burled
on
her
50th
birthday.
Only
last
week
they
received
word
of
the
death
of
their
father.
Miss
Smith
was
a
graduate
of
New
York
City
Hsspltal
and
was
for
some
time
head
operating
nurse,
after
which
she
was
assistant
superintendent
during
the
war.
She
went
overseas
as
a
Canadian
nurse
and
served
In
hospitals
both
In
England'
and
France.
Death
followed
an
operation
for
appendicitis.
POLICi:
COI
KT
FINES
t
Police
court
tine
for
the
month
of
October
totalled
$521
according
-to
fl-nouncemcnt
made
this
morning''
fcy
Sergeant
J.
P.
M.
Hannah,
chief
of
the
city
detachment
of
the
provincial
police.
The
total
for
October
1926
was
$1,575.
Tl'STOMS
rOLLECTIONH.
Customs
and
excise
collections
for
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
during
the
month
of
October
totalled
$23.62934
according
to
unnouncement
mode
this
morning
H
'U
je
'.'.-v.:
of
no
ciianuk
vi;nu:
fok
kan
key
tri
al
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
Mr.
Justice
Morrison
In
the
Supreme
Onurt
today
refused
to
grant
Joseph
San
key
a
change
of
venue
from
Prince
Rupert.
He
expressed
the
opinion
that
there
was
no
fundamental
difference
In
material
from
what
had
tjeen
submitted
on
a
similar
application
In
August.
.
IMPERIAL
OIL
COMPANY
SIGNS
UP
CONTRACTS
VANCOUVER
CONCERN
VANCOUVER
the
Imperial
OH
Company
for
drilling
operations
and
handling
of
production
on
all
Home
OH
properties
were
signed
yesterday.
Home
retains
control
of
the
stock
and
will
get
the
full
benefit
from
production
In
Number
1
and
Number
2
veils
The
home
properties
are
located
In
Alberta
but
the
stock
Is
controlled
locally
Adv-enue
la
The
Daily
News
Boston
Grill
La
r
ire
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hira.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
least
Phone
457.
Prire
Fiva.Centv
TORMS
IN
ENGLAND
MAROON
SEVENTY
THOUSAND
FOLK
loods
in
England
as
Result
of
Big
Storm
Maroon
Many
Peopl
cnty
Thousand
Spent
an
Alarming
Night
at
Fleet-
ood,
Lancashire:
ratrol
Boats
on
Streets
in
Deep
Water
L'iNDON,
November
1.
Fully
70,000
persons
Mere
ivo:
n1'
i
in
r
jeetwoou,
L.ancasnire,
last
niirht
as
a
re-
It
cf
t
ip
week-end
storm.
They
spent
an
alarmintr
:
v
,
iie
rescue
was
progressing.
Pi
'01
boats
toured
the
streets
in
deep
water,
occa
in
,
unnj
siranueu
upon
piles
oi
onck
and
wreckage
Ini
In
Ktings.
1
he
refugees
are
being
housed
in
nubfic
V
u
tuberculosis
patients
were
drowned
in
hospital
PING
GRAIN
BOAT
STARTED:
-fbeds
on
the
outskirts
of
Lancas-
I
ter
through
th
overflowing
of
the
I
Lune
River.
I
Five
members
of
the
Argentine
ship
Fort
una,
en
route
to
the
South
Georgia
Whaling
grounds,
were
drowned
when
the
vessel
sank
near
Arlow
Bank.
Fridav.
Ihpool
ill
not
he
Able
to
Clear
says
advices
from
Caernarvon.
Ifor
l
,h.-(
ontnent
Before
W
it
k-enu
1
iKirtj
m
rttttpuol.
!-Hd'gniln
thli
waaon
Wheat
MoTs
Prliice
Owing
u
much
of
the
mid
considerable
time
ury
It.
there
is
DMN-in
filling
the
vessel
led
she
till
be
readj
'ed
Klliduni
or
ran-
nd
of
Hie
woe
if
j
thirty
carload
of
in
the
railway
yards
j
'
wuy
are
today
nunvi
1SK
THORNTON
EXPERT
ADVICE
BV!-rnircnt
of
Mexico
Wnnt
Help
from
Head
of
Canadian
Hallways
'
ITY.
Nov.
1.
Sir
Henry
ireiiident
and
general
'man-
Cutiadlan
National
Railway,
i
vi
ted
to
come
here
to
itudy
in
of
the
national
railways
:cat
a
plan
lor
tholr
reorgan-order
to
place
them
on
a
v
the
Mexican
treasury
de-o:
finally
announced.
Presl-
extended
the
invitation.
REGISTRATIONS
ARE
DECREASED
''"ck
of
Interest
in
Civic
Affairs
indicated
by
Paucity
of
He-gistering
House
und
License
Holders
"
u
"
liolders
and
llcwnxertnldera
reils-
......
hi
lim:
next
hiuiiiwi
'
'!
only
136.
a
compared
j
A:
'i
W
registrations
last
year
and
224
'
previous.
Taking
of
deolara-
l'llj.
cloM.ri
la.
lltKdb.
""I"
r'y
holders
mav
aim
nimllfv
to
...
.
.
i
'
'
lM
l
IUlnK
thev
hov
nrntorli
nurla.
.
'
-
I'
r
-
.
-r-
Wales.
The
deck
blew
up
and
the
vessel
burst
into
flames
following
the
heavy
weather.
willingIorenew-power
plant
lease
C.O.M.M.
Inf.H-m
liiy
It
(an
lr
tr)
I
link
lutllll)
on
Sume
T,rrln
"r
lunl
Veur
A
tatter
from
B
C.
Kteley.
PmUIc
ooaat
manager
of
the
OanadtaD
Govern-ment
Merchant
Marine,
stating
that
the
company
was
wUUng
to
renew
for
another
year,
on
the
same
term
as
last
year,
the
agreement
with
the
city
for
the
latter
t
operate
the
dry
dock
power
plant
was
received
at
last
night's
ooun-cU
meeting.
There
seemed
to
be
some
question
as
to
whether
an
original
agreement
had
ever
been
signed
up
and
it
was
finally
decided
to
refer
the
matter
to
the
utilities
committee.'
GIVEN
THREE
MONTHS
STRAIGHT
ON
CHARGE
LIQUORSUPPLYING
Pred
Ward
of
the
Regent
Rooms,
convicted
this
morning
by
Magistrate
Mc-Clymont
on
a
charge
of
supplying
liquor
to
Indians,
was
sentenced
to
three
months'
Imprisonment
without
option
or
fine.
It
wo
alleged
that
Ward
had
several
other
similar
offences
against
him.
E.
F.
Jones,
city
solicitor,
prosecuted
the
case
while
Ward
was
not
represented
by
counsel.
CHURCH
ARMY
MEETINGS
ON
Createst
Keligious
Demonstration
in
City
of
t-rince
Itupert
Now
in
Progress
Here
Th
fast
annual
conference
of
the
Anglioan
Church
Army
is
now
in
full
swing
hart,
the
duni'js
of
some
uner
hundred
natives
viMi
arc
gathered
fn
m
all
part
of
the
iliair.ct,
together
w.t).
their
clerical
ataisors.
etc
m
uir
u,
ambitious
religious
demonstration
nu
city
has
ever
seen.
bei:ig
ol
cuns.ueibl
interest.
"
Though
there
were
piWvdinga
o;
uu
informal
nature
ycicrOay
uitruoi.ii
and
last
evening
following
the
puradi
1
of
the
Kltiutla
ba.id
and
choir
u.
(.lie
station
to
meet
Cap:
Arthur
Cax
y
iron.
'
london.
Kugland.
ih
Jaoaicreuce
pruoe'
was
not
olnciully
aliened
un'i.
mis
i
mornuig
when
the
aeranen:
of
the
Lord's
Supper
way?
aHinlnlstered
by
Archdeacon
O.
A.
Rx
(id
Canon
W.
F.J
auiiDiwi
mm
ane
morning
mortuig
following.
Rev
1Y
D.
Troctr
presiding
and
the
priori
pl
aieakcra
beinc
Bev.
Oliver
Thome
of
Kit&lMh
bd
Alfred
Adams
of
MasseU.
'
This
arte
moon
IMrr.
vH
another
band
parade
thro
by
this
afternoon
tional
meeting,
tl
will
be
an
addraa
Hix
on
"Our
Bib
KeadouarteFs
l
.
-
1
the
rlty
followed
clonal
and
educa-
feattse
of
which
Archdeacon
O.
A
the
oonferenoe
are
In
St.
AndtvHf.
AhglloaB
Cathedral
Hall
M
lb
tKefllnga
Will
be
In
progress
Him
inunqar'
'
if
kiu'tv.is
siinriv
.
MISTAKF.
VpU
IICAK
VAXCfll'VKK
ISUWD
VICTORIA.
Nov.
l.-Jck
Barr.
the
seventeen
year
old
son
of
Andrew
Barr
of
WervlUe
was
ao-cidentaUy
shot
and
killed
by
Richard
Lawrence
Walker
near
Oyster
Bay.
Walker
mlatook
Baar
for
blaok
bear
and
fired
at
him
with
fatal
result.
4-
1
I
Building
Permits
for
Month
of
October
Are
Over
Hundred
Thousand
Largest
Sums
are
for
New
Ilesner
Block
and
Sawmill
at
Seal
Cove
$75,000
and
$14,000
Respectively
City
building
permits
for
October
were
given
a
big
boost
through
the
recording
of
Olier
Besner's
new
store
and
office
building
at
the
corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
Third
Street,
which
is
valued
at
$75,000.
The
permit
Tor
the
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co.'s
new
sawmill
'
at
Seal
Cove
was
also
taken
out
during
the
month,
the
value
being
placed
at
$14,000.
The
total
value
of
permits
for
'October
is
placed
I
at
$i01,3ii0,
bringing
the
total
for
the
year
up
to
$233,7(55
which
is
J
now
far
in
excess
of
the
total
for
the
corresponding
nine
months
of
j
liCG.
Last
year
the
total
for
October
was
only
$32,840,
and
the
total
'
i..r
the
fir-it
ten
manths
of
that
year-
--
wat
S157.145.
I
j
Permit
taken
out
during
the
past!
ii.
nth
were
as
follows:
!
A.
Nlshlo.
barber
shop
and
residence
'
Sea!
Cove.
1
000.
J
Joy.
repairs
to
foundation.
Ninth
j
Avci
ue
West.
100.
,
B.g
Bay
Lumber
Co..
sawmill
and
box
'.RCt.ry.
tl400.
J.
Knutsan.
small
addition
to
residence.
Sixth
Avenue
East.
$150.
T.
MoClymont.
residence
on
Fourth
'Avenue
East.
4,0O0.
O.
Neat,
addition
to
residence.
Second
ATcnus,
Westvtaw,
$180.V.
O.
D
ungate,
residence
on
Water
street,
ss.vuu.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson,
repairs
to
foundation.
Third
Avenue
Building,
$300.
W.
H..
Helfenion.
repalri'
to
residence
Eighth
Avenue
West.
$100.
C.
G.
Ketchum.
warehouse.
Cow
Bay
(600.
Wing
Lee',
alterations
to
building.
Th:rd
Avenue
West.
$100.
Oiler
Beroer,
'store
and
office
building.
Third
Avenue
and
Third
Street,
$75,000.
Oi
P.
Tinker,
re-roofing
Second
Avenue
building.
$100.
F.
J.
Fuller,
small
addition.
First
Avenue,
(300.
L.
Bdgsr.
rcshlngllng
roof,
Ocmox
Avenue.
$250.
,
O.
R.
Place,
residence,
Sherbrooki
Avenue.
$3,000.
AND
RAIN
IN
DISTRICT
GENERAL
Snow
a
lalllus
this
Morning
at
Mrwurt.
Anyox.
Miiltlirrs,
lluzel-lim
and
the
Nans
Klvrr
Snow
was
falling
this
morning
at
jmat-y
points
in
the
district
and
rain
at
others.
Rain
was
falling
at
Terrace.
The
detailed
report
follows:
Haaelton.
Snow,
calm,
temp.
33.
I
Telegraph
Creek.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
37.
Smlthers.
Snowing,
calm.
temp.
36.
:
Bum
Lake.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
27.
Stewart.
Snowing,
calm,
temp.
32.
Anyox.
Wet
snow.
temp.
33.
Alice
Arm.
Rain,
wind,
temp.
33.
Alyanah.
Wet
snow.
calm.
temp.
32,
gosswood.
Rain,
calm,
temp.
34.
Terrace.
Raining,
calm.
temp.
84.
Whltehorse.
Cloudy,
south
wind,
,
temperature.
22.
4.
j
Dawson
Coludy.
calm,
temp.
DOMINION
TRADE
IS
12..
INCREASING
RAPIDLY
OTTAWA.
Nov.
1
The
total
trade
of
the
Dominion
Increased
more
than
$39,-OOO.OOO
during
the
twelve
months
ending
September
30
over
the
previous
similar
period.
CANADIANROADSARE
GOOD
AS
OLD
COUNTRY
VICTORIA.
Nov.
1.
Patrick
PhlllD.
tkjepuV.
iW;er
r
public
works,
has
v,
.
""returned
from
a
trip
to
Britain.
Can-
auuui
icwai
are
equal
to.
Hf
not
superior
to,
those
of
the
Old
Country,
he
says.
MELBOURNE
CUP
WON
BY
CLARifS
TRIVALVE
MELBOURNS.
Nov.
1
-The
Melbourne
Cup
Australia
richest
racing;
alske
v..!.1-
w-
ii
by
F
e
Clark's
Tri
valve
at
Fm:in:Mit
('mine
Slivus
tux
sei-.mtt
'
s
Muic
shitu
RECORD
MONTH
FOR
RAINFALL
October
Precipitation
During
Oc
tober
Beats
All
Records
for
Past
Two
Years
by
One
and
a
Half
Inch
Prince
Rupert
rainfall
during
the
-nanth
of
October
computed
at
14.53
aiehes
by
H.
D.
Tee.
Dominion
meteor-legist.
JJigby
ItlandbeatT
all
-records
.'or
the
past
two
years
and
probably
a
good
deal
further
back
If
their
statu-'
ilea
were
Immediately
available
to
compare
with.
Last
Octiber
the
ralnfaU
as
12.98
tncbss
which
at
that
tune
was
jonsldered
pretty
much
of
a
record.
Here
are
the
complete
weather
atatis-los
tor
the
past
month:.
RalnfaU,
14.53
Inches.
Greatest
dally
ralnfaU,
jii
Inches
on
October
8.
Sumhlue,
63.1
hours.
''
Highest
barometer
reading,
30.035
on
October
2.
,
',
,
15.
26.
Lowest
temperature.
28.870
on,
October
Maximum
temperature,
60
on
October
Minimum
temperature,'
20
on
October
Mean
temperature,
40.
fk
Total
wind
mileage
for
month.
6509.
Oreatest
wind
mileage
In
one
hour,
42
n
October
13.
Average
wind
velocity,
8.8
mUes.
DYNM1ITERS
BLEW
UP
MINE
Drumheller
Operations
Delayed
Few
Days
by
Explosion
at
Ventilating
Fan
RUMHELLER.
Nov.
1.
Dynamiter
Monday
made
an
unsuccessful
attempt
io
wreck
the
Hygrade
and
Elgin
coal
mines.
The
damage
at
the
Hygrade
was
light
but
the
Elgin
explosion
blew
out
part
of
the
cement
supports
holding
the
ventilating
fan
In
position
and
broke
one
of
the
massive
iron
supports.
The
mine
will
be
unab.e
-to
operate
for
sev
eral
days.
The
dynamited
mines
are
affected
by
the
present
strike
under
.
a
Canadian
union.
HALIBUT
BOAT
RUNS
ASHORE
Incoming
fishermen
bring
report
that
:.
'
be
big
American
halibut
schooner'
Trinity.
Capt.
C.
Petersen,
well
known,
.
here,
is
ashore
on
Key
Reef;
near
8nowLl
Pass
in
the
vicinity
of
Wrangell
NarXl
-owa
wtth
heavy
damage
sustained.
Including
the
ripping
of
her
keel.
The
Chelsea
has
been
standing
by
the
Trinity.
DRUMHELLER
MINE
WORKERSRETURNED
DRUMHEliER
Nov
1.
The
Cana.
.11
n
Mine
Workers
in
the
Drumheller
a
lev
returned
to
work
today,
the
an