Steam
Locomotives
may
Become
Extinct
as
the
Dodo
in
Near
Future
Ti
Is
Prophecy
in
View
of
New
Oil-Electric
Enirine
.Put
Into
Service
by
C.
N.
K.
and
Made
Under
Their
Direction
XI
PEG,
Nov.
20.
A
new
locomotive
which
rcprc-n
volutionary
departure
from
all
present
stand-!
practice
and
which
may
render
the
steam
loco-as
extinct
as
the
"Dodo,"
has
been
placed
in
Canadian
National
Railways.
Presenting
a
tread
vance
in
the
use
of
the
oil-electric
type
of
loco-
forms
a
distinctive
offering
on
the
part
of
Ca-
i'ineers
towards
the
solution
of
the
transporta-
ADVERTISING
IS
DISCUSSED
MrchantV
Association
wis
Move
For
Dally
.
)
,tnd
City
Delivery
it
of
advertising
Its
)
and
effectiveness
tufj
last
night
at
the
thly
dinner
meeting
imndore
Cafe
of
the
"Tt
ReUli
Merchants'
Some
interesting
op-.md
agninst
were
ex-prinripal
speaker
be-Bulger.
'
ided
to
back
up
the
rt
Board
of
Trade
in
lor
daily
train
mall
I
a
mail
deliver)'
ays-
i
ity.
Cloning
Bylaw
waa
'd
it
waa
decided
to
"ith
a
better
t
measure
is
view.
the
president,
oc-hair
and
there
waa
i
.dam
v
of
merchants.
GOVERNMENT
RESIGNATION
'"i:K.
Australia.
Nov
-
len
defeated
twice
'Margins
in
the
legis-'"'.
the
Lal)or
state
of
Victoria
re-
1
y
Premier
J.
K.
Ho-"
for
dissolution
waa
Lord
Some
r
a,
governor
1
ind
Sir
William
Mc
".'iMiinaiiat
leader,
was
i
ni
a
government.
PTTII
rvT
iW
uulLl
I
OF
STABBING
Nov.
21.
At
the
i"
Freeman
Fletcher,
"'
Yorktown.
Sask.,
wai
:'v
f
wounding
William
"f
Vancourer,
on
board
"r
Princess
Adelaide,
'
1
in
a
stabbing
affray
!"'
wa
deferred.
"iinty
Court
case
of
'
il
Uon
V
Chnrlp4
Hn
'
"djournd
until
temor-
'
11
'
Hg.
Mian
problem
of
this
continent.
As
the
National
system
was
the
pi-jneer
three
years
ago
in
placing
n
service
the
first
oil-electric
car
oi
260
horse-power
rating,
its
en
gineers
have
maintained
leader-
hip,by
the
introduction
e-f
this
locomotive,
mw
in
cberseter
and
design,
for
fast
passenger
and
freight
mrvke.
When
the
first
oil-elertrfc
ear
was
put
into
service
by
the
Cana
dian
National,
it
eetaWUhfd
two
world's
records
in
rail
transportation
by
a
continuous-
run
from
Montreal
to
Vancouver,
a
distance
of
2937
miles,
in
67
hours,
and
by
a
continuous
operation
of
the
en
gine
during
that
period,
the
long
est
non-stop
run
in
rail
oratory-
The
new
oil-electric
locomotive
i
considered
to
be
capable,
of
even
greater
performance.
Power
and
Speed
The
new
locomotive
is
the
further
practical
application
of
the
use
of
fuel
oil
in
railway
transportation,
in
which
an
oil
en
gine
ia
used
to
drive
a
generator
for
supplying
electrical
energy
to
the
propulsion
motors.
Power
and
speed
are
obtained
at
cueU
tar
below
coal
fired,
steam
driven
In
appearance
the
tw
eavine
resembles
the
electric
Jtype.
fjhr
operation
is
simple,
the
engine
man
directing
the
propulsion
by
means
f
a
controller
similar
to
that
used
on
an
electrically
driven
tram
ear.
This
controller
and
an
air
brake
alve
give
the
driver
complete
con
trol
of
the
locomotive,
ror
his
guidance
a
series
of
motors
and
iruaireit
furnish
complete
iniorma
tion
regarding
voltage,
oil
suppo
snd
air
pressure.
The
locomotive
consists
oi
two
units,
which
may
ue
ojieraieu
tnlntlv
or
independently
as
re
quired,
and
it
is
one
unit
which
is
1
.
111
.
U
.unnnrl
mtur
In
service.
nen
":
-"
unit
is
completed
and
ready
for
urvli-e
the
two
will
be
coupled
snd
will
nroceed
to
various
cities,
.
Kt
the
nublic
generally
may
of
inspecting
have
an
opportunity
iu.
.v
nroduct
of
the
enterprise
w
w
v
v
She
National
Rail-
Ui
wre
v..
-"
ways.
Knirine
Described
The
locomotive
weighs
GS0.000
pounds
when
fully
equipped,
400,-000
pounds
of
Nvhich
are
carried
wheels.
Each
unit
on
the
driving
consists
essentially
of
an
oil
engine
generator
set
mounted
on
the
ivf
frame.
boilr
equip
ment
for
the
steam
heating
of
pas-
four
traction
mo
aamran
sCk!
f
hidl.
the
locomotive
.i.
i..i
nd
other
auxiliarj
it
t
iimant
The
power
developeo
y
win,,
la
eonverted
Into
electrical
JLasVmit
idf
tka
sMnerator,
trans-
Halibut
sales
at
the
local
Fi
h
imericji.
Prices
were
still
low
at
12.1
and
6c
to
12.8c
and
Oc.
At;
hsast
three
more
boats
SiManer,
an
esitaeted
hare
wjtt.flMl
I
cl
season.
Todar'a
aatsi:
STIC
ACTION
TAKEN
BY
BREAK
TODAY
THORNTON
MAY
N.Y.ST0GKS
REMAIN
CANADA
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
21.
Wide
open
breaks
in
home
of
flie
high-priced
Mock
brought
the
bull
movement
of
the
New
York
exchange
to
a
dramatic
halt.
Just
before
the
cIum?
in-day
Radio
broke
from
$370
to
$.115
and
Montgomery
Ward
from
$118
to
$108.
Radio
came
back
to
$352,
but
other
stocks
nuffcrcd
lot
up
to
$6
each.
SIX
MORE
HALIBUT
BOATS
LAND
CATCHES
At
Least
Three
More
Vessel
Expected
Here
With
Pares
He-fore
Season'
Fish
In
All
In
rart
With
Head
of
Canadian
National
System'
t
be
Re.
newed
Next
Month
MONTREAL,
Not.
21.
An
Ot
Mwa
despatch
to
the
fiazetti
ytatv.s
it
in
expected
tfce
contract
retaining
Xir
Henry
Thornton
.-
(;rcsi
lent
of
the
Cawidun
Nation
t
Railways
for
another
three
oi
j'i'fve
year
will
be
renewed
next
!
month.
Un'h-r
an
apreement
ju3t
j
;j;:-ink'
Sir
Henry's
salary
is
lytic.'
00
a
year.
STEVARTROWER
re,!e"t
V0.
riht"
in
.the
Iort
McKlnley.
48.000
pounds.
Booth
Fiaherie.
12.3c
And
Cc.
V
t
Mmai
mining
district.
Vansee,
23,000
pounds,
arid
Fish
&
Gold
Storage
Co.,
12.2c
Daily,
27,000
pounds,
Canadian
and
6c.
Senator.
18.000
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries,
112c
and
6c.
Democrat.
13.000
pounds.
Royal
Fish
Co.,
12.1
and
6c.
President,
17.000
pounds.
Atlin
Fisheries,
12.1c
and
6c.
River
Inlet
went
ashore
early
Tuesday
at
Point
Upwoed,
Texada
Island.
She
Is
in
a
precarious
condition.
The
crew
escaped
ashore.
mltted
to
the
traction
motors
genral
to
the
driving
axUs
where
ttla
UJtll
fe
detelpl,
traction
effort
aM
speed.
VICTORIA.
'
Nov.
'
Exchange
this
morning
totalled
E
;
Herbert
assistant
the
Power
Corporation
of
Caaad)11-
and
ac
ting
as
the
official
representative
itmo
tvwv
WU
LII
tiuui
iJW
"
6!
c
"WHP3!sW-
HHWrnis
with"the
international
El-
jectric
Co.
for
the
acquisition
of
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
,
HOCKEY
LAST
NIGHT
Ottawa
four,
Toronto
one.
Boston
Nil,
Canadirna
one.
Montreal
one.
New
York
Nil.
Pittsburgh
two,
Chicago
Nil.
Island
Sckoolboard
is
Dismissed
by
Minister
Hon.
Joshua
Ilinchliffe
Takes
Action
Following
Verdict
oi
Coroner
s
Jury
Hlanung
Them
for
Teacher's
Death
VICTORIA,
Nov.
21.
The
Nixon
Creek
school
board.
up
the
Island,
has
been
dismissed
bv
order
of
Hon.
Joshua
Hinchliffe,
minister
of
education,
following
the
death
of
the
teacher,
Mabel
Estelle
Jones.
20
years
of
ate.
who
was
found
by
a
coroner's
jury
to
have
taken
her
own
life
in
a
fit
of
depression
resulting
from
"unjustifiable,
unfeeling
anti
unuernanu
criticism
ot
her
work
on
the
part
of
two
members
ot
the
school
board.
WATERHOUSE
SHIP
ASHORE
Wns
on
Way
to
Rivers
Inlet
When
She
Struck
on
Tcxadn
Island
VANCOUVER;
'
Nov.'
'
21.
The
Wnterhouse
and;
Company
coastal
tearaer
ArraHfirth
Monroute
to
MILL
MAY
NOT
BE
'BUILT
SEAL
COVE
J.
R.
Black,
vice-president
of
the
National
Airplane
Lumber
Co.
which
is
planning
the
establish
ment
of
a
new
sawmill
here,
In
timated
this
morning
that
there
may
be
a
change
m
the
concern's
original
plan
to
build
at
Seal
Cove,
as
Ue
Mte
there
is
considered
ratter
small
for
the
purpose.
An
other
aite
in
the
vicinity
of
the
city
may
be
ultimately
selected.
T.
Lund,
white,
and
Stephea
Sankey,
Indian,
were
each
find
$.
with
option
of
thirty
days'
imprisonment,
by
Magistrate
Mc-Clymont
in
city
police
urt
this
morning
for
drunk"
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
A:
g
it
read
the
Classified
Ad''
'
j
lose.
adtertlM
for
It.
v.
"PL
LARGE
CAIIAKET
lf
y
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
:
(!:id,
locate
the
owner.
Saturday!
;r
y"U
need,
advertU
for
tt
lianrlnc
every
Saturday
irifht
ff
from
9
to
12.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
'
f.r.7
IH
CMSSIHED
It
A
HIT.
Accommodations
for
PrrraU
Parties
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
rhonf
437
If.
No.
273
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.
C.
WED
NKDAY,
NOVEMBER
21.
1928
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
WITHIN
MINISTER
OF
ED
UCATION
WIFE
OF
REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATE
.-'HAKf.-
1'ONOit
W'Til
HUSBAND
,
Mr.
Hoover
did
not
occupy
the
spotlight
alone
upon
the
occasion
of
his
invasion
of
Governor
Smith's
home
state.
Mrs.
Hoover
was
equally
honored
with
her
husband.
Above
photo
a
proup
of
women
who
attended
tea
and
a
reception
iu
her
honor.
Mrs.
Hoover
is
seated
in-
the
centre
of
the
front
row
with
Mrs.
A.
B.
Houghton
on
her
right
and
Mrs.
J.
T.
Pratton
her
left,
STOCK
QUOTATIONS:
(Courtesr
of
S.
D.
ot,njMi
Ge,
Ltd.
The
following
quotations
-wejp
'iid
and
asked.
Bay
view,
Nil,
i.
'
r
II.
C.
Silver,
1.86,
1.50.
'
Big
Missouri.
Nil.
69.
"
Heaver
Silver.
Nil,
13
Vs.
Cork
Province,
25.
26.
-
Cotton
Belt.
W.
66.
Duthie,
84.
90.
George
Copper,
4.50,
6.00.
Georgia
River.
28,
80.
Golconda,
78,
79.
Grand
view,
684,
68fe.
Independence,
9V,
Nil.
Indian,
A.
Nil.
Kootenay
Florence,
20,
21.
Koootenay
King.
81,
Nil.
-
,
U
St
U
6.
7.
Lakeview.
Va.
NH.
Lucky
Jim.
26,
26.
Marmot
Metals,
7's.
8.
.
Mohawk,
6,
6Vfe.
t.
is
vut
Morten
Woolsay.;
0.
NaUonal
Silver.
13.
11.
.
Noble
Five,
46Vi,
47.
Pend
Oreille,
9.90.
10.00,
Pioneer.
1.98.
2.00.
i
,
Porter
Idaho,
60,
68.
Premier,
2.22.
2.28.
Rufus
ArgenU.
19.
NIL
Ruth
Hope.
69.
60.
Silver
Crest.
6V,,
7.
Slocan
Rambler,
Nil,
18.
Snowflake.
86,
36
Vj.
Stmlock.
2.00,
2.25.
Terminus.
Nil.
12.
Topley
Richfield.
45.
NIL
Tork.
Nil.
2.50.
Wellington.
15,
1G.
Whitewater,
1.29,
1.80.
Woodbine,
ifti
J
Eastern'
Stocis
'
Noranda,
5fi.26.
Nil.
Oils
Fabyon.
20'
i.
21.
MILS
GARNET
HUCIIES
DIHS
TORONTO,
Nov.
21.
The
death
oceurel
in
Indont
Ifrvraml,
of
Elisaleth,
wife
of
Major
General
Garnet
Hughes.
She
was
born
in
Iondon
in
1886
and
resided
in
Victoria,
B.C.
where
she
was
married
in
1910.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
1.The
prfee
of
wheat
here
today
.was
1
a
.
m
t
I
TA
Arhnn
Lanen
hvDnmmwn1
Government
to
p
enrage
Trade
Vithin
the
Empire
OTTAWA,
Nov.
21.
Hon.
W.
D.
Euler,
minister
of
national
revenue,
announced
today
that
after
February
1
all
goods
entering
Canada
under
the
British
preferential
rates
must
be
of
50
per
cent
Empire
materials
arid
abor.
The
present
percentage
required
is
25.
The
change
is
hoped
to
stimulate
production
within
the
Empire,
corresponding
provision
having
been
made
with
regard
to
imports
under
intermediate
tariff
and
under
special
treaties
and
conventions.
'
NEW
PRIMATE
USING
PLANE
FOR
ENGLAND
CARRY
DOCTOR
Most
Ilev.
Cmo
Laiw
FJec4ed
LOWER
YUKON
uu
lllill
AUUVU
ArchbUhop
of
Canterbury
With
Due
Fortnalltioa
i
,
n
f
:
Jt
NEAtr.
.i'fcskJ.-fos.
21
CANTERBURY,
England,
Nov.
Arrangements
have
kes0
eomple-tl.
With
time
honored
formality
:
ted
by
Governor
Parki.
to
des-the
dean
and
chapter
of
Canter-,
patch
an
airplane
from
FAirbankA,
bury
met
today
and
elected
Hist
Alaska,
with
a
doctor
and
medi-Grace
the
Most
Rv.
Cosmo
Gor-lC.i
.UDBHpS
to
MnuHtofe
Vlllmr
don
Lang,
Archbishop
of
York,
to
iJ
fkht
the
Archbishop
of
Canterbury
ana
pn
mate
oi
an
angiane.
Aid.
Prudhonime
to
InsWt
Ttiat
Stwions
Be
Held
in
Public;
Engineer
to
Submit
Reply
Aid.
Collart,
Aid.
Brown
and
on
the
lower
Yukon
froJn
which
an
epidemic
of
smallpox
and
chickenpox
was
reported.
.
There
will
be
formally
enthroned
on
De-
j
no
andig
piace
at
th'c
scene
WBlber
'and
if
the
plane
is
unable
to
land
lit
ito
proceed
to
Marshall
80
PITY
INVFTirATIflN
mile8
lyni
nd
the
supplies
are
vi
a
mi
uuiiuiiiiuii
TO
COMMENCE
TONIGHT
to
be
returned
by
dog
team.
SEEKING
YANKS'
MOTOR
MARKET
y
Hw
mu
-
vumaulMfC
jW,ish
Fj
Making
Bid
to
ilet
of.
J.?rction.
inU?
W9
World
Trade
I
rom
United
mBt
'vrhich
have
been
laid
by
Aid.
j
Prudhomme,
will
hold
their
first;
State
meeting
tonight
in
the
CHy
Hall.
!
LONDON.
Nov.
21.
With
the
Aid.
Prudhomme
will
insist
that
i
intention
of
challenging
American
the
sessions
be
held
in
public
and
j
supremacy
in
the
world's
Sutomo-It
is
considered
likely
that
this
bile
market,
three
IefldJntfjBrlUsh
will
be
done,
although
it
Is
pos-
firms
will
be
amalgamated
under
aible
that
there
may
be
discussion
th'
name
of
HumberVLfd.
The
On
the
point.
The
city
engineer
funis
thus
merging
are
'the
Co'"
ha
ptvpared
a
reply
to
Aid.
Prud-
nirr
I
.'irs
Ltd.,
Humber
Ltd.
and
.i-ii
Mutur
Car
V0,
,