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CLASSIFIED
HAL
XS
w
E
-p"
one
rcada
the
CliMtded
Ada.
advertlm
for
Jt.
loe,
O
r
;u
0
u
find,
locate
the
owner.
you
need,
advertise
for
it
ir.T
TIIK
CLASSIFIED
IIAI1IT.
No.
272
FUR
i.o
Denies
Lord
Lntatfs
Pro-
Dupont
Shot
Up
(55
n
Share
nnd
ptaafo
llnve
lleen
Rejected
U
Nov.
20.
An
em-
"
iii'me
.iM'.s
proposals
have
not
mi
My
considered
by
the
I'nvernment
and
no
deci-
-i
y
kind
hsd
yet
been
i
i'n
of
the
frt
paasaKe
(I
triris
under
19
years
1
longing
to
agricultural
niing
to
Canada
for
i
wax
announced
by
the
urn
Department.
Pre-1
t
ree
imssage
age
limit
FO.ID
GUILTY
OF
FISH
BOAT
THEFT
'I'li'iifO
'UIIV
it
a
x.
Reserved
hy
Judge
on
Joe
Seymour;
Dennis
Cnse
Awaiting
Decision
miiur
was
found
guilty
Voung
in
County
Cour.
!
"iHJf
on
a
charge
of
theft
1
Iih
uI
halibut
boat
Trnmp
'
was
reserved
by
'HIj
"'iinin,
similarly
charged,
'I'lro
ii
medical
exa'mlna-"iv
hi
cusc
is
decided
CHARGED
WITH
AN
ASSAULT
Robertson
Orr
Sued
Well
Known
Iturrlsler
in
Vancouver
by
"t'VER.
Nov.
20.
Rev.
nson
Orr
appeared
before
1
'i'te
Findlay
today
charged
"faulting
Harold
Bruce
"i.
K.C.
The
cane
is
al-ttand
over
until
No-
Radio
(23
to
Record
Levels
i
MVW
YHIik'
Vn
9t
Pripoa
Robert
F
orke
MmWer
.
on
New
York
iu
ion,
to
publish
reports
a
,
..
.
SlUCK
E.XCIMIIIMI!.
nt
nam
It
WWII
;l?adl!'nt
rrlm"t
of
new
high
records
were
chalked
;
d
Lord
Lovatt's
immi-,
.
...
...
Mr.
Forke
said
j
I)uKnt
shot
up
M
a
share
to
a
record
price
f
Case!
ThreshiiiK
wont
up
32
and
Radio
fctS.50
to
$886.
RAIN
AND
SNOW
ARE
REPORTED
TODAY
AT
DIFFERENT
POINTS
The
(lovernmeut
Telegraphic
rejHtrtH
show
that
rain
was
falling
this
morning
at
Anyox.
Stew
art
and
Terrace
while
at
Eighth
Cabin
on
the
leiegrapnic
unei
north
of
Haselton
it
was
snowing.
Following
i
the
report:
Prince
Ruiert.
cloudy,
calm,
lfi.
Port
Simpson,
Cloudy,
calm,
'14.
Haysjtort.
light
wind,
cloudy.
44.
Terrace,
rain,
calm,
8S.
RoaswooM,
cloudy,
calm,
80.
Aiyansh,
Cloudy,
calm,
30.
Alice
Arm,
heavy
rain,
calm,
sr..
Anvox.
raining,
calm,
o.
Stewart,
raining,
calm,
84.
Haielton.
part
cloudy,
calm,
3G.
Smithers,
cloudy,
calm,
40.
Burns
Lake,
clear,
calm,
2.
Eighth
Cabin,
snowing,
south
wind.
HAZELTON
CONVICTION
SUSTAINED
IN
APPEAL
The
anpenl
being
dismissed,
Judge
F.
McB.
Young
in
County
Court
yesterday
afternoon
sustained
a
conviction
and
sentence
of
threo
months'
imprisonment
nmi.sann
fine
imposed
upon
An
drew
Westerlund
for
supplying
Indians.
L.
W.
Patmore
Dtmnjirarl
nn
behalf
of
the
Clt)Wn
and
UIIU
John
afUlill
V.
1
v.
Clyne
v.
for
the
appel-
..I.
:
One
Has
Entered
Canada
Since
1923
Unless
Smuggled
rRARRFD
In,
but
Some
Visitors
From
Here
Have
1VUBULU
1
UIJ
Itctumed
Ilnme
to
This
Country
"N'
J'KEAL,
Nov.
20.
Unless
gome
ingenious
de-l
tliose
attempting
to
smuggle
Chinese
into
Canada
Ken
successful
not
a
single
individual
from
China
j
t
red
the
Dominion
since
1923,
exclusive
of
those
re-t
C
'anada,
their
domiciles
having
been
established
-
to
that
year,
declared
W.
C.
Cowell,
of
the
in-
iKE
PASSAGE
HUGEJUMPIN
BOYS
AND
GIRLS-
STOCK
PRICES
1-
&urUt
at
b.
D.
-
-
'--
tit
The
following
.uUttioiM
were
(bid
ami
fsel.
A
4-
1
j
Bayview.
2,
4.
B.
C.
Silver.
M,
l.W.
Rig
Missouri
m3y
W.
Beaver
Silver,
13.
14.
Cork
Irovinee,
26.
l.
C4te
Belt,
SO,
98.
Dun
well,
IK,
16.
Duthle,
B4.
W.
George1
Coier,
4.76,
1.88.
Georgia
River,
28,
80.
Gfllcenda,
79.
70
Vi.
Graivdriew,
9i,
r.
Independence,
9,
9V.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke,
30,
88.
Kootenay
Florence,
20
4;
21.
Kwienay
King,
31,
82.
v
L.
i
U.
6Vi.
7.
Ukevlww,
IVj.
2.
Lucky
Sim
28,
Ho,
MarmtH
Metals,
1,
8.
Marntot
Riv.
GoM,ff'2.
8.
Mohawk,
&Vi,
G.
Morten
WoomW.
8,
7.
National
Silver,
IS
'A,
MV4.
Noble
Five,
42.
mi
Peml
Oreille,
10.00,
10.16.
Pioneer,
1.U3,
2.00.
Porter
Idaho,
63,
06.
Premier,
2.22,
2.23.
llufus
Argenta,
10,
21.
Ruth
Hope,
50,
00.
Silver
Croat,
GV4.
7.
Silvwmdo,
06,
Nil.
Sloean
Rambler,
Nil,
17V.
Siiowfiake.
86
4.
80.
Sunloek,
2.00,
2.25.
Termliius,
10,
Nil.
Topley
Richfield,
45.
46
Vs.
Tori,
Ml.
2.60.
Wellington,
14y4.
Nil.
WhiUwHter,
1.30,
1.40.
WbodMno.
aH.,
jp;
Eastern
SJncks
Norhnda,
S5.26,'
50.00.
Oils
Fnbyon,
20
Va.
21.
WHEAT
PRICE
UNCHANdKI)
"
'
'
:,
.
..
VANCOUVER.
N6v:
20j--Thre
is
nq
ehange
in
the
priceflirwMst
today,
quotation
on
exchange
this
morning
being
$1.20Vs
for
Number
1
Northern.
OPENING
DAY
:"
Three
Armed
Men
(Jot
Away
With
$25,000
Worth
at
Toronto
TORONTO.
Nov.
20
Three
nrmed
men
held
up
Victor
;;n
department
lor
the
racitic
region
under
thei
Goodman
nnd
n-nrai
employ.
i
n
government,
who
arrived
in
Montreal
today
on
,
after
he
opened
hi
spadina
Vdjinia
en
route
to
Vancouver
after
visiting
his
for-;
Avenut
fur
torc
this
morning,
-
"
t
t
At
iL
t
nnic
on
the
Isle
of
Man.
i
",ieH
,urm
,n
Vnp
"acK
"
nre
anu
roenpeu
in
nn
aummo-lille
with
$25,000
worth
of
furs.
STOCK
UU01AT10NS
F.
J.
Crossland
M.
E.
is
a
passenger
aboard
the
Cntala
today
returning
to
Vancouver
after
having
spent
the
st
few
weeks
at
Stewart
in
a
consulting
cnclty
Royal
Canadian!
in
connection
,i
.
with
...
some
of
.i
the
hint.
It
was
a
Mounted
Police
case.
mines.
PATTULLO
MAY
BE
LEADER
OF
THE
U
rtwif
n(
Former
Minister
of
Land
Seta
Gossip
of
;;nl-erstdp
(Join;,'
YANroiJYKU,
ifcsv.
20.
The
r
v.i
ol
ioii.
i.
V.
i'l'ttuilo
vw"
ex'
ended
eastern
trip
durii
iii-.n
he
visiled
Ms
old
home
m
j
Woohlock,
In:.,
alo
got
in
;do
e
vcn.h
with
Urinu
e;ier.
jbusinesn
housen
fifth
a
view
in
opunL.g
up
iu
Vlgjbrta,
has
re
vivt
U
the
(luoUrrfffiof
w
10
is
to
lead
the
Liberal
V
WV
i'i
tvic
Lcgis
lalure.
The.e-
wifba
ft
stnMur
ar
i
ray
of
cipabia
men,
we'uding
Br
!
Sutherland,
formfr
ikiniattr
.m
I
public
woik
in
she
ibtral
gor-ernmoct;
Hon.
A.
M.
"BJtanfloi),
for
mer
attorney
-gar,tjn14
iCptaftt
lac
Mac
Kenzk,
former
ppovifHal
sec
rotary;
and
T.
1).
Fob
alio,
forme
minister
of
lands,
moat
prominently
will
be
most
likely
TO
START
LOADING
i'attullo
is
Intionfld
an-1
poai
Wit
'tlfere
will
be
some
ikely
times
on
the
floor
of
the
House,
as
Mr.
Pattulio
is
a
fighter
who
is
apt
to
carry
the
war
into
the
enemy's
camp.
Mr.
Pattulio
will
say
nothing
in
regard
to
the
matter,
it
being
a
matter
for
the
members
of
the
party
to
deal
with.
WHEAT
ON
THURSDAY
Lining
of
Steamer
Yaye
Maru
Soaring
Completion
at
Ocwnh
Duck
Act
Derlared
by
Officials
to
be
Illegal
Following
Recent
Court
Judgment
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
"20.
A
so
cial
despatch
from
1
tori
a
to
the
Province
says
all
itVmonH
un-der
the
male
minimum
wage
act
have
been
declared
illegal
and
there
Is
no
legal
miniQium
wage
for
men
in
British
Columbia.
This
is
the
result
of
the
supreme
court's
decision
in
the
cs
of
the
International
Timber
,
Co.
versus
Field,
as
interpreted
by
officinls
of
the
Board
tor
enforcing
the
wage
act
today.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
I'lUNCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER
20,
1928
ROBBERY
IN
TORONT
Lid
is
Shut
Tight
on
Chinese
Immig
ration
to
Canada
Declares
Dominion
Government
Official
THIS
Boston
Grill
,r-
r
i
ii
-rri--r-rfcaa
LABOR
CABARUT
Spaolal
Dlnoera
Tburadaja
Hid
Saturday
Dancing
ry
Saturday
ntght
from
8
to
la,
Dam
BH
tar
Arf
AMonunoOntlon
lor
rata
PartlM
Fbona
4(7
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
MORNING
o-tuai."jj-maajiu
SENS
A
TIONIAL
I'r.
Hugo
Sckener,
builder
an
C-mimandt
r
.f
the
(,;ai
':
v
li..
will
his
wife
and
daughter.
hat
shinned
from
here
this
I
said
it
was
a
reflection
of
the
uivi-
season.
Tht
vessel
should
get
sion
within
Communist
parflff
away
early
next
weak
1m
the
throughout
the
world
since
Leon
United
Kingdom
or
Continent.
By
Trotsky
was
forced
into
exile
fr
Ittmi
time.
It
is
expected
the
sec-!
criticising
the
administration
ipf
ond
ship,
the
British
iwaael
Rock-1
the
Soviet
Union
on
different
nwtt-
poal.
will
be
here.
ters,
parcuirty
iu
policy
tn
rural
Russia.
It
is
stated
Trotsky'
I'osition
has
been
vindicated
by
the
i
TiTTsutiTiTiftat
nrmnv
AMMUNITION
FACTORY
t
events
which
are
now
transpiring
CYPI
Alien
IM
i7f?AWrFlnnd
nave
re8"!
in
a
dHnd
EAI
LUUlU
111
rnhWlEi
from
official
organs
in
Moscow,
V1NCENNKS,
France,
Nov.
20
An
ammunition
furtory
exploded
injuring
many
othn
s.
MINIUM
WAGE
THROWN
OVER
for
drastic
action
to
correct
con-
drtions.
It
was
stated
that
the
party
in
here
today,
killing
12
persons
and
(Canada
was
giving
Its
support
to
the
present
administration
in
Russia,
but
that
it
contains
a
mitt-
onty,
which
believes
tnai
lis
e
forts
should
be
directed
along
dlf-'
forertt
lines,
of
whom
Spector
1
the
most
nrominent
member.
Th
minority
is
supporting
Trotsky.
Sector
was
a
student
in
the
University
of
Toronto,
where
hl
radical
utterances
and
views
attracted
considerable
attention.
After
leaving
University
Colleke
he
joined
the
Qoninxunisiarly,
then
known
as
the
Workers'
imrty,
and
became
known
-as
its
shrewdr-est
propagandist,
He
edited
The
Worker,
weekly
publication
of
the
party,
and
has
made
frequent
trips
to
Itusla
to
attend
the
conventions
of
the
In
ternational
and
other
Commtlhtet
organisations
Last
Big-Fresh
Halibut
Sale
:
IS
EXPELLED!
of
Season
Took
Place
Here
as
Maurice
Spector
Supported
Trotsky
Faction
So
Is
Out
of
Party
TORONTO,
Nov.
20.
A
sensa
tion
was
created
in
Labor
crclei
here
when
it
became
known
that
Isurice
Spector,
spokesman
for
Communism
in
Canada,
had
been
333,000
Pounds
Were
Marketed
The
last
big
fleet
of
halibut
vessels
for
market,
following
the
commencement
of
the
close
season
is
ill
today.
Seventeen
large
American
vessels
offered
their
caCbfies
at
the
local
Fish
Exchange
and
15
sold,
the
other
two
going
to
Seattle.
Prices
were
low
at
12c
and
12.1c
and
6c
Sales
extolled
from
the
ranks
of
the
totalled
333,000
pounds.
party.
His
expulsion
follows
a
fight
within
the
party
since
he
and
John
MacDonald
returned
from
Moscow,
where
they
attended
the
The
Japanese
steamer.
Yaye
last
session
of
the
Third
Interna-
ataru,
which
is
lining
at
the
ocean
tional.
Spector
admitted
he
was
deck,
will
move
down
to
the
Al-
no
longer
with
the
party.
berta
Wheat
Pool's
Prinee
Rupert
While
Spector
refused
to
eon
Elevator
on
Thursday
morning
to
ment
on
the
circumstances
whiefr
start
loading
the
first
cargo
of
i
brought
about
his
expulsion,
it
vrm
year
is
expected
by
Friday.
In
that
day
the
local
boat
Cape
Beale,
which
is
delayed
in
the
north
with
propeller
trouble
as
a
resuR
of
a
ret
en
t
storm,
is
expected
in.
Another
Canadian,
boat
expected
within
the
next
day
or
se
is
the
Emblem.
Tbeue
are
about
ail
the
local
bouts
still
out.
No
Canadian
fish
was
landed
today.
Sales
were
as
follows:
Foremost,
36,000
pounds
;
Arrow,
30.000
pounds;
Sitka,
23,00
pounds;
Onisney,
18,000
pounds;
Helgoland,
14,006
pounds;
Sentinel,
16,000
pounds;
and
Ivanhoe,
20,000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
ft
Cold
Storage
Co.,
18c
and
6c
Grant,
36,000
Jjiounda,
Pacific
Fisheries,
12.1c
and
6c.
Yakutat,
28,000
pounds,
Atlin
A
few
more
American
boats
are
expected
here.
The
last
halibut
to
be
landed
hero
this
Fisheries,
c
and
6c.
LONDON.
Nov.
20.
More
than
Albatross,
28,000
pounds,
Atlin
300
letters
were
received
by
the
Fisheries,
12c
and
6c.
I
Dominion
officials
from
returned
Rainier,
27,000
pounds;
Kfcona,
1
harvesters
after
working
in
Can-
16,000
pounds;
and
Venus,
17,000
ada
expressing
the
desire
to
re-
pounds,
Booth
F!:brjM,
12Jc
'
turn
to
t
anada
next
spring,
Secre
and
6c.
i
Eldorado,
20,000
poi
Fish
Co.,
12.1c
and
6c
Fisheritts.
12c
and
6c.
Electra.
3G,(R
tteunde'nd
PRESENCE
OlMiMl)
JIUrr
You
vmm
a
food
irl
not
to
Uurow
spur
buuum
bUm
down
in
the
train.
Did
you
put
them
in
your
haj
He
(bitterly)
Men
are
f
ool
Jd
Joan
No,
I
put
thorn
in
marrv
Irentleman's
rentleman's
pocket
pocket
wn'o
who
was
was
She
Yes.
I
agree
with
you
but
what
else
can
we
marry.
Royal
J.
P.
Tedd,
7000
pounds,
Booth
Fisheries,
12c
and
Be
Tahomti,
6000
pounds,
Pacifi
M'MILLAN
BUYS
ISLAND
TIMBER
VICTORIA.
Nov.
20.
The
negotiations
are
concluded
by
which
block
number
201
in
the
Mslshst
Land
District
containing
ubout
;:2.000,00
feet
of
timber,
chiefly
fir
was
sold
to
II.
R.
McMillan
Export
Qo.
of
Varicwivr
by
the
Hemmingsen
Loggrng-
Ga
HARVESTERS
WISH
AN
OPPORTUNITY
TO
AGAIN
VISIT
CANADA
tary
or
Dominion
Affairs
Amcry
rovealed
to
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday.
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sit-
the
city
today
on
the
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from
ting
next
to
met
London
Passing
Alice
Arm
and
will
proceed
East
Show.
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on
tomorrow
morning's
train.