CLASSIFIED
HABIT
E-eryone
resd
the
ClawMed
Ads.
If
you
lose,
advertise
for
It.
ir
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
1
ur.r
mi;
ci.assiheo
habit.
XVIII
.
No.
?.4.
M;riuia
of
Irf)nlondrry
"l-
Peel
as
commissioner
of
TAKING
BODIES
FROM
COLLAPSED
BUILDING
V1NCKNNKS.
Fiance.
Oct.
19
iN
Oct.
!'.
Viscount
'
Seven
bodies
ill
succeed
Lord
nirken-'aiid
five
persons
have
been
recoverea
miureu
wem
secretary
of
state
fbr
tasen
irom
ru...
waa
announce
today,
under
construction
which
vpi
i
howl
iniirnua.T.
are
believed
to
be
still
in
!
ruins.
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Association
ill
Liberals
are
invited
to
attend
a
meeting
to
be
held
in
the
Flhs'
Home.
Helijcrson
Block,
at
8
p.m.
Irula),
October
19.
,
.
,
h
KinessTo
elect
delegates
to
attond
the
r
edeiai
Nominating
Convention
on
November
15.
W.
M.
BROWN,
President.
the
HOPE
FOR
FLYER
IS
ALMOST
GONE
LONDON,
Oct.
19.
Hope
for
Commander
II.
C.
McDonald.
missing
on
his
flight
across
the
Atlantic
Ocean,
has
practically
vanished
today
unless
he
has
landed
at
some
isolated
sot
on
the
Irish
or
Scottish
coast
or
has
been
picked
up
by
a
steamer
without
wireleas.
CHINA
.MAKES
DEMAND
SHANGHAI,
Oct.
19.
C.
T.
Wang,
Nationalist
foreign
min
ister,
has
addreased
a
note'
to
the
treaty
of
power
demanding
im
mediate
relinquishment
of
the
ex
tra
territorial
rights.
HAKIMS
APPOINTED
OTTAWA,
Oct.
jl'J.
Many
of
.h
Dominion's
distinguished
citizens
including
tnJmberH
of
the
Federal
cabinet,
I
members
of
Parliament
and
leaden
of
busi
ness
lire
attended
the
funeral
service
last
evening
for
Alexander
Smith,
K.C.,
one
of
the
tv's
n"t
prominent
barristers
and
a
Liberal
party
lieutenant.
sTitiKi;
i;mi;d
't!,?tO'
TNF.
0t.
strike
of
waterside
hroughout
Australia
day.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
D.C.,
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER
19.
1928
VICTORIA,
October
19.
Hon.
T.
I).
Pattullo
is
looked
upon
as
the
most
likely
man
to
be
appointed
house
leader
for
the
Liberal
party
at
the
coming
session
of
the
Legislature
since
Dr.
McLean
will
probably
not
be
in
the
House.
The
only
other
man
mentioned
prominently
is
Captain
Ian
Mackenzie,
member
for
North
Vancouver,
who
was
given
a
cabinet
position
just
prior
to
the
defeat
of
the
Liberal
government.
It
is
not
quite
certain
that
Mr.
Pattullo
would
accept
the
position
hut
should
he
do
so
he
would
be
in
line
for
the
premiership
whenever
the
Liberals
returned
to
power.
There
is
talk
of
a
Liberal
convention
for
the
purpose
of
appointing
a
leader
of
the
party,
but
that
is
not
likely
to
happen
until
next
year.
Tn
the
meantime
it
will
he
necessary
for
the
House
leader
to
prepare
for
the
work.
Mr.
Pattullo
is
at
present
in
the
East.
At
Assizes
Last
Evening
Life
Sentence
Given
Fritz
Turner
"I
assume
everything
in
favor
of
the
prisoner
and;
am,
going
to
take
the
most
lenient
view
possible.
Yet
I
do
j
on
ma
VANCOUVER
Oct.
19.
A
special
despatch
from
Victoria
to
the
Province
say
lion.
J.
I).
Mcl
can
will
probably
le
lle
LiLeral
candidate
in
the
federal
by-election
while
l.indley
Crease,
K.C
atu
F
C
Elliott
are
being
coni(!ereJ
by
the
Ccn;ervathe
to
fill
the
vacancy
canted
by
the
resignation
from
the
federal
par-lament
of
Hen.
8.
F.
To'raie.
19.
-The
ISatl)
.parties
arc
preparing
workers
'
for
nominal
ng
convention-
for
ended
to-
the
election
which
take:
place
j
tliere
soon.
v
Palullo
Is
Likely
To
Lead
Parly
In
Legislature
Sin:e
Dr.
McLean
Is
A
1
w
f
sTf
1
V
J
A
w
v
w
a
s
vat
w
tT
3
.
,
1
lPine
and
the
address
was
read
'NICKEL
ROSE
TO
HIGH
PRICE
I
gave
a
less
sentence
than
the
one
I
am
about
to
inflict.
;
T0K0MT0,"
u.nUrtM.
I
sentence
prisoner
to
life
imprisonment
lhat
was
the
...
Nll.kpl
,.
...
$175
veateri
closing
scene
in
the
drama
of
the
man,
Fritz
Turner,
!dav.
a
new
high
price
for
all
who
shot
Thomas
Stang
Kristiansen,
another
fisherman,
time,
an
overnight
gain
of
$o
add-at
Raphoe
Point,
Dean
Channel
on
July
G
and
who
was!J
to
Wednciay'
gain
of.
its.
e
!H
nf
tYioclmirVifn.
lf
o
inrnr
vnifwlni
nvnn.
'.
Profit
Uklng
brought
the
price
mg.
When
the
jury
went
out
soon
after
five,
there
was
speculation
as
to
whether
the
verdict
would
be
"murder"
o
"manslaughter."
The
judge's
charge
left
either
verdict
opon.
Milton
G'onialea,
counsel
for
the
accused,
had
made
a
$107
st
the
close.
Rumors
of
a
merger
between
I
International
nnd
Mond
Nickel
Accused
was
on
the
stand
fori
,iei,,jte
official
denials.
an
hour
and
fifty
minutes
in
hi"
I
Mond
Nickel
wt
to
a
new
high
(continued
on
page
6)
Mrs.
George
Little
arrived
in
pathetic
appeal
on
his
behalf
and,
the
city
from
Terrace
on
yester-
the
crown
counsel,
A.
M.
Johnson,
'day's
train
and
sailed
last
DRTROIT.
Oct.
10
Th
nr..
Tv
P
hnd
nnt
nressed
the
ehnree.
niirht
bv
the
Prince
Runert
for
price
of
?!13
yesterday,
closing
at
36V4.
FORKE
YO
COWER
ON
IMMIGRATION
polnUnent
of
Stanley
Harris,
The
judge
was
a
little
sarcastic
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Scuttle
and
ANCOU
hlv,
uet.
u.
-non.
Washington
manager,
as
manager
when
he
referred
to
the
faet
that
'Spokane.
She
was
accompanied
Robert
Forke
arrived
in
Vancou-of
the
Detroit
Timers
in
success-!
accused,
who
Is
a
Finn,
had
been
this
far
bv
Mr.
Little
who
will
ver
yesterday
and
will
confer
ion
to
George
Moriarty,
resigned,
in
the
country
22
years
and
had!
return
to
the
interior
tomorrow.
with
rremier
loimie
on
immiK-
;.
.'innounccd..
'
not
learned
the
language.
Imornini'.
tion
matters.
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CABARET
8peeltl
Dinners
Thursdays
add
Saturdays
panting
every
Saturday
nljht
from
9
to
It.
Dance
Halt
for
Hire.
Accomodation
for
Prirae
rartic
Phone
437
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
PATTULLO
LIKELY
TO
LEAD
OPPOSITION
IN
LEGISLATURE
Greatest
Storm
In
Years
Blowing
In
Gulf
Of
Alaska
And
Halibut
Boats
Driven
From
The
Banks
tie
Damaged
Rudder
and
Pilot
House
After
Heing
Ten1
Hours
at
Mercy
of
Waves:
Mail
Motorship
is
Probably
Lost
..WA1JD,
October
19.
A
southeaster
that
swept
a.
from
the
mouth
of
Resurrection
Ray
to
the
u
l
of
Kodiak
has
driven
practically
all
the
halibut
from
the
banks
and
nearly
brought
disaster
to
nil.
.
i
11
tr
-
fi
i
i
r
it
i
tic
nene
oi
iveicniKan
struggled
mio
oewaru
wim
.ll
fi
rudder
and
damaged
pilot
house
when
hit
by
a
off
Portlock
and
drifted
ten
hours
at
the
mercy
waves
before
the
crew
managed
to
make
repairs,
j
.
i
dieted
between
the
Rarren
Islands
and
Cape
'x
th
the
Donna
Long,
a
herring
ship
of
Utopian
u
s,
has
the
windows
of
both
sides
of
the
upper
tove
in,
her
hold
flooded
and
the
deck
load
wash-
i
board.
Kodiak
and
Cook
Inlet.no
herring
have
Arrived
mi
hope
for
the
seagon
hat
been
practically
aban-
,
rave
anxiety
is
felt
here
for
the
safety
of
the
mo-l
Discoverer,
Captain
Heinie
Rerger,
which
is
roil
to
have
left
Seldovia
Saturday
morning
for
"I.
The
vessel
is
five
days
overdue
as
Seldovia
is
lay's
run
from
Seward,
f
c
greatest
storm
in
years
is
blowing
over
this
jmrt
.
ka
and
it
may
have
caught
the
Discoverer
near
r
Strait.
The
U.S.
commissioners
here
plang
to
..-lief
boats
from
Seward
and
Seldovia.
The
Dis-vi
carries
mail
between
Seward
anil
Cook
Inlet
-
and
Anchorage.
)r,
view
of
a
possible
disaster
Seward
shipping
in-;
will
renew
their
urgent
demands
that
a
coast
:
i
.itter
be
stationed
here
through
the
winter
:,
as
shipping
is
without
safeguards
of
any
kind.
L03T
LIVES
IN
HOTEL
BURNS
PREMIER
MINE
ATESQUIMALT
orVKR,
Oct.
19.-J.rm
VICTORIA.
Oct.
10.
The
miner
and
David
Daviee
Coach
and
Horses,
one
of
Ksqui
t
were
killed
in
Premier
malt's
oldest
landmarks
and
a
ih,.
night
f
October
16.
,
popular
hoatelry
during
pk.ne.-r
i,..m
Stewart
received
to-.
days
when
five
or
six
naval
ves-I
It
la
believed
they
aela
were
in
the
harbor,
and
dc-
,..
.
.i-fM
.
nrtsir
atroved
bsr
fire
early
thla
raorn-
The
building
was
valued
at
i
Hjr
..f
explosivea.
f.ng.
,
w
-n,ivi
l.v
widow
I
MR.000
and
was
owned
by
Han
hildren
at
New
Weat-
CHANGES
MADE.
BRITISH
GOVT.
INuia
Tka
lire
IS
UCIIVVCU
v
nave
started
from
an
over-heated
atove.
FROM
PEACE
'
AT
RUPERT
Forecasting
Immedialv
plant
to
extend
the
northern
Aberta
line
to
(he
Pacific
in
order
to
meet
the
demand
ti
the
l'eace
Kiter,
the
Winnipeg
Free
Prow
in
a
double
column
editorial
-
my
it
is
a
job
for
the
two
railway
companies
actinic
in
concert.
After
discussing
the
aaiMzitiK
fertility
and
grewth
of
that
section
the
paper
aaye:
Tfcc
advantage
to
the
rjomin
leu
in
having
the
two
railway
system
crating
in
the
Peace
Ilher
country
is
"apparent.
It
is
evident
the
CanaJian
National
could
not
permit
that
great
area
to
paw
into
the
exclusive
control
of
the
Canadian
Pacific,
if
that
were
attempted
the
Canadian
National
would
have
to
build
its
own
linen
into
that
I
iKtrict.
It
Ih
alo
obvious
that
the
Peace
Hiver
country,
at
a
t'ate
not
very
far
In
the
future,
muitt
have
a
direct
outlet
to
the
Pacific
coat
either
by
using
the
port
of
Prince
Ru
pert
or
by
the
development
of
another
Pacific
port
north
of
Prince
Rupert.
"If
the
two
systems
were
in
the
l'eace
Hiver
on
a
competitive
haais,
the
result
would
likely,
to
be
the
building
of
two
outlet
to
the
Pacific
coaet.
At
present
it
dee
not
look
nit
if
this
were
necewwary.
One
line
to
the
roast,
to
be
tiel
jointly,
would
MTve
the
purpose,
would
result
in
the
tiaving
of
monuy,
and
by
that
Having
would
provide
a
lower
rate
structure.
"The
day
may
not
le
fur
distant
when
the
Peace
Riwr
will
require
an
nutlet
to
the
east
oh
well
a
to
the
west."
MANY
ATTEND
SMITH
FUNERAL
McLEAN
FOR
VICTORIA
IS
Big
Haul
Rum
Runners
On
Niagara
River
When
Americans
Capture
79
Jliockadc
Established
and
Only
Two
Get
Through
of
i
forty
lJoats
Lined
up
Loaded
With
Liquor
for
U.S.
j
BUFFALO,
October
19.
The
American
authorities
made
a
big
haul
of
rum
runners
last
night
when
7U
who
attempted
to
l?nd
liquor
on
the
U.S.
side
of
the
Niagara
River
were
captured
by
coast
guards,
immigration
and
customs
patrols,
Lieut.
Martin
W.
Rasmussen,
district
guard
commander
announced.
1
A
blockade
was
established
when
reports
reached
the
commander
'fiat
thirty
or
forty
rum
craft
were
lined
up
on
the
Canadian
tide.
Two
of
the
boats
pushed
their
way
through
the
blockade
but
the
otners
wore
laKen.
All
of
the
captured
boats
carried
liquor
and
ale,
the
commander
said.
NEW
RECTOR
i
FORD
TRACTOR
-
IS
HONORED1
PLANT
MOVED
Reception
of
Kev.
J.
II.
Gibson!
DETROIT.
Oct.
19.
The
Ford
Last
Night
Presentation
;
Motor
Co.
is
transferring
its
chief
.Made
to
Dbhop
seat
for
the
manufacture
of
Ford-
I
son
tractors
from
Fordson,
Mich-There
was
a
large
crowd
in
at-
igan,
to
Cork,
Ireland.
Tractors
'tendance
at
a
social
evening
held;
are
not
now
being
manufactured
last
night
In
St.
Andrew's
Angli
:
in
the
United
States
although
a
can
Cathedral
Hall
to
welcome
new
model
may
be
brought
out
the
genial
new
rector
of
St.
An-
j
later.
The
principal
reason
for
drew's,
Rev.
J.
D.
Gibson.
There
i
the
transfer
is
the
increased
de-was
an
enjoyable
program
of
maads
for
tractors
in
Europe.
The
music
and
speech-making
and
de-
Cork
plant
will
turn
out
approxi-
i
lightful
refreshments
were
cr-
mately
1500
tractors
daily,
ived.
j
Those
contributing
to
the
pro-'gram
included
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Mor-
ntinnir
A
TITir
A
I
Iris
Blotter..
Ernest
Anderson.
tlJKKIt
Al
ftAL
Miss
iiauiweii
anu
t.
iitmreii,
the
last
mentioned
giving
a
humorous
speech.
II.
T.
Cross
occupied
the
chair
nml
Mr.
Hibson
irave
a
refresh-
TO
BE
HEARD
ii
hmnrn.
talk
after
he
had
TORONTO.
Oct.
19
The
sec-
dulv
welcomed.
!
divisional
court
at
Osgood
Community
singing
was
led
by
"
iy
aecmeu
10
res.ur
u
Wallace
C.
Orchard.
!
the
"Ml"1
1,1,1
the
"fl11
of
w-
One
of
the
featurea
of
the
even-
T.
R.
Preston
and
W.
F.
Wilson
ing
was
the
presentation
of
an
il-'
from
the
judgment
of
Mr.
Justice
luminatprl
nddreaa
and
and
a
a
nubntan-'
substan-
Rose
and
a
jury
in
the
action
for
i
l?
fill
-
i4iL...
17'
.
L
;
tial
nurse
of
rold
to
the
retiring
libel
brought
by
Sir
Arikur
Currie
Jury
Found
Man
Guilty
of
Manslaughter
After
he
nutted
he
Shot
Kristiansen
m
Dean
Channel
Last
Summer
Hentation
was
made
by
R.
I
lui'inlllur
lhi
l:tlr
1.1100
and.
V.
G.i
costs.
The
appeal
will
come
up
on
October
29.
IMMIGRATION
OF
JUVENILES
TO
BE
CONFERENCE
SUBJECT
OTTAWA,
Oct.
19.
Juvenile
immigration
under
the
assisted
passage
scheme
is
to
be
the
subject
of
a
conference
here
October
2.1
between
the
Canadian
welfare
associations,
British
Immigration
societies
and
officials
of
the
department
of
immigration.
HICKMAN
IIANdHl)
FOR
MURDrlR
OF
MARIAN
PARKIJR
SAN
QUBNTIN,
Cal...Oct.
19.
William
Fdward
Hick-
man
was
hanged
at
10.10
this
morning
for
the
murder
of
twelve
year
old
Marian
Parker
the
Low
Angeles
school
girl
whom
ho
kidnap-
ned
on
December
1
Inst.