CLASSIFIED
HABIT
"I
submit."
he
said,
"that
full
and
unrestricted
right
to
use
all
waters
in
British
Columbia
not
heretofore
legally
appropriated
under
the
laws
oi
the,
province
itt
vested
in
the
Crown
In
the
i-iiriif
nt
the
Province,
subject
only
to
use
for
domestic
purposes.
This
right
displaces
ami
is
inconsistent
with
a
dominant
public
Htfht
of
navigation
In
any
river
in
B.C."
PRESTON
APPEAL
IS
'
ABANDONED
IN
CASE
:,
WON
BY
SIR
A.
CURRIE
TORONTO,
Oct.
13
Announcement
that
the
appeal
of
W.
R.
Preston
and
F.
W.
Wilson,
pub-Usher
of
the
Port
Hope
Guide,
against
n
verdict
awarding
Sir
Arthur
Currle,
commander
of
tne
Canadian
Corps.
$500
for
libel
has
been
.-inndoned.
No
Dividend
Probable
Thi
Year
But
Financial
Condiatlon
Improved
TORONTO,
'Oct.
13.
Th-
man
agetnent
of
the
B.C.
Packers
XbMt
ffljMff
1twth-
oW
B.
C.
'FlaKing
and
Packing
Co..
The
Gome
Packing
Co.
and
the
Millard
Co.
expects
to
make
a
substantial
profit
this
year.
This
has
been
made
possible
as
the
result
of
economies
resulting
rrom
operating
the
concerns
under
one
management.
The
profits
will
not
be
large
enough
to
allow
the
payment
of
a
dividend
but
wi'l
place
the
big
company
in
a
sound
position,
it
is
said.
WINNIPEG
FIRE
SPECTACULAR
WINNIPEG,
Oct.
13.
In
a
spectacular
fire
the
six
storey
Rubber
building
was
swept
by
flames
early
this
morning,
the
estimated
damage
being
$300,000.
Minor
damage
was
done
to
an
adjoining
building,
the
five
storey
Maranti
boot
and
shoe
warehouse.
SIR
ESME
HOWARD
IS
TO
RETIRE
AT
END
OF
NEXT
YEAR
LONDON.
Oct.
13
The
foreign
office
announced
today
that
Sii
Berne
Howard,
British
ambassador
to
the
United
States,
would
be
retired
in
Derem!er,
1029,
on
reaching
the
age
limit
of
06
under
the
civil
service
regulations.
FORTY-THREE
LOST
WHEN
SUBMARINE
SANK
PARIS,
Oct.
13.--Forty-three
men
aboard
the
French
submac
iiie
Ondlno
were
lost
on
the
night
of
Qctober
3
when
the
Greek
steamer
Ekaterlna
Goulandts
col-
1
.
TT'l.'.
1.
1
..
-
-
-.
ndeil
with
the
craft
off
uporto
and
wok
it.
The
vessel
searched
in
vain
for
survivors.
J.
II.
McMulltn,
superintendent
of
provincial
police,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
for
a
brief
visit
and
will
return
to
Victoria
on
the
sanu'
vessel
tomorrow
night.
Mr
Jcliullin,
who
wax
formerly
gov-
ernnsunt
agent
here,
is
renewing
many
old
acquaintances.
Boston
Grill
red
tb
CUwlri4
Kvcryon
Adi.
LARGE
CABARET
If
you
Iom,
dertlie
for
It.
Special
Dinner
Thursday
sad
If
you
find,
locate
th
owner.
Saturday
Danclnf
every
Saturday
nlibi
Whatever
jrou
need,
dvertl
for
Jt
s-
front
9
to
It.
V
PRINCE
RUPERT
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
flKT
TUG
(I.AKS1HEU
IIAIIIT.
Accomodation
tor
Prlvae
Tartlet
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457
:
w
in.,
No.
241.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER
13,
1928
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
GIANT
AIRSHIP
HAD
RIGHT
HON.
DAVID
LLOYD
GEORGE
IE
TO
TRIPLE
COLLISION
ON
ENGLISH
RAILWAY
THIS
MORNING
Airship
Had
Trouble
This
Morning
Bui
Is
Now
Making
Progress
(iraf
Zeppelin
Was
Last
Night
Making
75
Miles
an
Hour
and
all
on
Hoard
Were
Well:
Expect
Reach
N,Y.'
Sunday
Radio
news
broadcasts
heard
here
at
midnight
last!
.'.'.i.
announced
that
the
German
dirigible
Graf
Zeppe-niaking
an
Atlantic
flight
from
Frederichshaven
to
r
.
hurst,
New
Jersey,
was
300
miles
west
of
the
Canary
i
i'!s,
travelling
at
a
speed
of
75
miles
an
hour
and
i
height
of
1,400
feet
above
the
ocean.
If
weather
iit
ions
continued
favorable,
it
was
expected
the
bigi
up
would
reach
Lakehurst
Sunday
at
noon.
All
on
,,rd
were
well.
NKW
YORK,
October
13.
The
Graf
Zeppelin
was;
;
;'ixntly
in
trouble
this
morning
for
several
hours;
ii
a
damaged
port
horizontal
but
the
latest
advices
in-I
t
hat
limned
repairs
had
been
effected
and
she
a
making
fair
progress
about
950
miles
east
of
Ber-
hen
the
damage
to
the
horizontal
was
(firXMjvered
a
rA
was
sent
by
wireless
that
a
surface
ship
should
nt
to
follow
her
course.
She
was
then
1100
miles
f
Bermuda.
T
he
United
States
naval
department
ordered
cruis-md
destroyers
to
be
ready
if
needed
At
nine
o'clock
the
navy
department
received
word
in.iiied
repairs
had
been
effected
and
it
was
expect-'
re
would
be
no
need
of
the
surface
vessels.
The
-
i"n
was
then
950
mllos
from
Bermuda,
indicating
progress
being
made.
t
12.81
today
the
ship
was
heard
from
but
no
t!c
reported.
WOMAN
DROWNS
WATER
POWERS
MAN
ESCAPES'
THIS
PROVINCE
vf
of
Lighthouse
Keeper
Near
Vinulmo
l-osc
Her
Life
Yesterday
MMO,
Oct.
13.
Mm.
O'-
'
wilt-
of
the
lighthouse,
'
ai
Rntrance
Island,
eight
'
rni
Nanaimo,
was
drown-
J
:.iy
afternoon
in
Patricia!
1
iIm
inls
Island,
when
a
row-ii
which
her
husband
whs
'
'
"
mukc
a
landing
capsised,
;i
i.r
the
two
into
the
water.
"iliund
managed
to
make
lull
the
wife
-was
drowned.
1
ii"dy
was
recovered.
menreturnIg
from
prairies
1
'
of
I
ncmployed
Here
Now
I.t
"V
in
.o
or
nil
rimoer
uper-n'
inns
Taklns
Some
Men
I'
'
ii
'i'h.
'
"turn
of
transient
labor
1
If'
prairie
harvest
fields
is
'I
ai
the
local
branch
of
the
ynii'iit
Service
of
Canada
during
the
past
week
or
'
Imt
of
unemployed
has
(i
to
fifty
or
sixty.
principal
demand
for
labor
nut
now
Is
for
tlemakera
at
'nip
of
the
Hanson
Timber
'"'"r
Co.
which
are
opening,
"if
interior
for
the
winter,
'w
tt'itmsters
were
sent
thin
"
Ui'orge
Little,
Terrace
1
jMi'iitor.
Argument
Now
Going
on
at
Ottawa
in
Regard
to
the
Right
of
B.C.
OTTAWA,
Oct.
13.
Hon.
E.
II.
Ryckman,
K.C..
presented
the
British
Columbia
argument
in
the
supreme
court
of
Canada
yesterday
In
the
Dominion
and
Provincial
controversy
for
control
of
water
powers
and
navigation.
Ryckman
contended
there
waa
no
right
of
public
navigation
in
th.
rivers
of
British
Columbia
LUNCHED
WITH
KINGGEORGE
Premier
Mackenzie
King
Presented
His
Majettty
With
Gold
Medal
LONDON,
Oct.
1.1.
It
is
un-der(iHd
that
Premier
Mackenzie
Kins,
who
lunched
with
Kins
George
at
Buckingham
Palace,
presented
the
Kins
with
a
gold
medal
specially
struck
to
commemorate
the
COth
anniversary
of
confederation.
It
in
understood
the
premier
will
present
a
Hlmilar
medal
to
Premier
Baldwin
and
a
third
to
the
Prince
of
Wale.
B.C.
PACKERS
MAKING
PROFfi
British
Liberal
leader,
who
yesterday
made
a
clear-cut
announcement
of
the
Liberal
position
at
the
gathering
of
delegates
at
Great
Yarmouth
Triple
Railway
Collision
Near
Gloucester,
England
On
The
Line
To
Bristol
and
Number
Are
Killed
GLOUCESTER,
England;
October
13.
At
least
eleven
persons
were
killed
with
the
possibility
of
twenty
in
a
triple
train
collision
this
morning
on
the
Bristol
line.
The
number
of
injured
is
estimated
at
forty.
First
there
was
a
collision
between
express
and
freight
trains
and
then
a
third
train
on
a
parallel
track
crashed
into
the,
wreckage
which
had
been
thrown
over
on
to
it
by
the
impact.
Fire
followed
the
collision.
The
Indies
were
so
mutilated
that
no
identifications
could
be
made
this
afternoon.
Canada
Financially
On
Easy
Street
Says
Hon.
J.
A.
Robb;
Money
on
Hand
to
Pay
Bonds
Country
lias
Money
Enough
to
Retire
all
Maturities
Until
1933
When
Large
Amount
Falls
Due
TORONTO,
October
13.
"Wo
are
on
easy
street,"
said
Hon.
J.
A.
Robb
here,
as
he
pointed
out
that
Canada
had
already
retired
$22,000,000
of
the
$53,000,000
short
term
bonds
due
October
15
and
would
retire
the
remainder
with
cash
from
the
treasury.
"We
have
sufficient
money
to
meet
the
$53,000,000
maturing,
said
Mr.
Robb,
"with
some
left
over.
We
hope
to
take
care
of
maturities
coming
along
now
until
1933.
In
1933
we
have
some
very
heavy
maturities
of
$400,000,-000
but
I
don't
anticipate
any
refunding
of
major
amounts
before
then."
Mr.
Robb
declined
to
predict
or
comment
on
the
possibility
of
taxation
reduction
announcements
in
the
next
budget.
iBritish
Steamer
Trojan
Star
Had
Close
Call
As
Fire
Guts
Engine
Room
One
Man
Burned
to
Death
and
Several
Severely
Injured
While
all
the
Crew
are
Badly
Gassed
on
Freighter
Bound
to
Vancouver
PORTLAND,
October
12.
British
steamer
Trojan
Star
bound
to
British
Columbia
from
San
Pedro
was
afire
1
tonight
forty
miles
north
and
47
miles
west
of
Cape
Mendocino.
The
crew
were
preparing
to
take
to
their
boats.
Three
vessels
were
rushing
to
her
assistance.
SAN
FRANCISCO,
October
13.
-
With
one
dead
and
several
severely
injured
and
all
the
crew
badly
gassed,
the
British
freighter
Trojan
Star
proceeded
under
nor
own
reduced
steam
to
Vancouver,
B.C.,
having
quelled
a
fire
in
the
hold
and
fire
room
after
an
all
night
fight
off
the
coast
of
Northern
California.
Fireman
Tennvsnn
was
burned
to
death
while
the
second
engineer
and
several
firemen
suffered
.severe
burns
and
werc
badly
gassed.
!
The
engine
room
was
gutted
by
l
flames.
Following
SOS
calls
the
Metson
!
Navleation
Company's
steamer
!
Total
for
First
9
.Months
of
This
Makiki
reached
the
scene
last
night
a
few
hours
after
the
distress
call
was
given.
TUG
IS
SAFE
OTTAWA.
Oct.
13.
The
Government
tug
George
W.
Yates
arrived
at
Port
Nelson
safely,
according
to
a
radio
message
received
from
there.
NEW
ZEALAND
Char!
Lieut,
TO
AUSTRALIA
Airplane
Lands
Sunday
Morning
nt
Sydney,
New
South
Wales
Sydney,
N.S.W.,
Southern
hern
'
Qjbss
yrpss
Oct.
13.
The
Captain
with
wnn
uapj
and
tided
at
Richmond
airdrome
at
2.17
Sunday
morning,
October
14,
twenty-two
and
a
half
hours
after
taking
off
from
Wellington,
New
YESTERDAY'S
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
13.
The
lorthig
price
for
No.
1
Northern
wheat
here
yesterday
was
$1.21
'
.
-
REVENUE
FROM
CUSTOMS
DOWN
Year
is
$216,1
1
6.20
as
Compared
with
$276,230.97
ine
irojan
aiar
is
a
uiue
oiar
customs
and
excise
collections
ireignier.
y.uou
tons
register.
anu!at
the
of
Prlee
Uupert
for
London
is
her
home
port.
Shejthe
int
nlne
months
0f
this
year
was
proceeding
from
South
8hww
a
considerable
decrease
Shields.
England,
to
Vancouver,
.;rom
the
revenue
derived
in"
this
the
last
port
of
call
prior
to
themmnner
during
the
corxe,pondlng
fire
being
-San
Fedro.
She
car-j
period
in
i927.
Up
to
September
ries
a
crew
of
35
or
40.
30
this
year.
the
collections
By
the
time
the
Makiki
drew
upmount
a
of
j216,146.20
to
the
Trojan
Star,
two
hours
!ag
com,rwi
with
last
year's
after
the
sending
out
of
the
call
-ota,
for
the
firat
nlDe
months
for
assistance,
the
crew
had
con-
aggregating
$276,28017.
quered
the
names
sumcienuy
so
that
the
fire
out
of
sight
was
below
decks
At
9.23
last
night
Digby
Island
wireless
station
picked
up
an
"SOS"
call
from
the
Trpian
Star,
stating
that
theie
was
a
serious
fire
in
the
stokehold
of
the
veseel
which
gave
her
position
as
20
miles
west
of
Cape
Mendocino
on
the
California
coast.
A
later
message
announced
th.it
the
fire
had
been
finally
extinguished
after
one
man
had
Leer
killed
and
several
Injured
Tne
American
steamer
Makiki
was
reported
to
be
standing
by.
Following
are
the
figures
month
by
month
for
this
year
and
last:
January
.
February
March
April
...
May
....
June
July
....
August
.
Sept
....
1928
13,364.30
19.243.18
22.066.19
21.678.tS
19.46t.94
41.837.76
21.686.IW
30,38035
20.115,17
1927
29.962.80
32.053.39
36.069.79
31.521.73
33.802.06
32.762.67
21.048.31
33,638.63
26,482.19
$216,146J
$276,230.97
WHEAT.BEING
SHIPPED
WEST
IGood
Proportion
Goch
by
Pacific
Ports
Kven
This
rJarly
in
Season
WINNIPEG.
Oct.
18.
Ten
boats
have
so
far
cleared
the
lake
head
with
2,869,000
bushels
of
wheat
and
three
from
Vancouver.
There
are
now
7.689
cars
of
wheat
in
transit
to
the
take
head
and
2,295
on
the
way
to
western
ports.
There
is
in
storage
in
country
elevators
39.986.000
bushels.
Van
couver
has
5,459,000
bushels
and
Prince
Rupert
18,000
bushels.
NKW
HECTOIt
1IEKE
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson
arrived
in
the
city
on
thin
afternoon's
train
from
Smithers
to
assume
his
new
duties
here
as
rector
of
St.
An
tnw'
Anglican
Cathedral
sue
Ceedinir
Bishop
G.
A.
Rlx,