CLASSIFIED
HABIT
r
;n
rrada
the
Claaaltled
Ada
It
j
u
le,
advertlne
for
It.
0
y
u
find.
locaU
the
owner.
Whatever
you
need.
advertise
Tor
It
(1r;T
the
ci..tssiHF.
habit.
I'
.
v
III
No.
250.
AUiARY,
Oct.
24.
Hitting
an
air
bump
when
tak-
from
a
stubble
field
seven
miles
east
of
here
at
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon,
an
airmail
bi-plane
of
the
"
ii
Canada
Airways
crashed
into
a
bank
on
the
side
:
t'algary-Strathmore
road
and
was
destroyed
by
The
passengers
and
pilots
escaped
with
minor
burns.
Tin-
machine,
which
inaugurated
a
nine
hour
mail
(
v
between
Winnipeg
and
Calgary
Monday
was
:
to
land
in
the
field
about
5.30
Monday
afternoon
'owing
to
a
faulty
feed
pipe.
It
i
t
Lose
All
hiH
Outfit
'
i-ka
Waters
Yesterday
No
Liven
Ixst
I
AT',
ALASKA,
Oct
24
Anna
Helen
owned
by
Dr.
'.-1,1
of
Seattle
uaed
as
a
i.g
dentist
shop
in
Alaska
m.s
destroyed
by
fire
yes-it
the
entrance
to
Funter
i
nitine
back
fire
was
the
:
t
he
trouble.
')
dental
equipment
was
i
Dr.
Good
and
the
engi-
i
the
boat
were
brought
Hi,
gasboat
Gloria,
r
ht
wan
built
in
Seattle
i
ago
at
a
cost
of
820,-
TRADE
ENVOY
FROM
BRITAIN
YISITOR
I'olUrU
of
Vancouver
til
drosexl
Gyro
Club
at
Luncheon
Today
I
Pollard,
Brltiah
trade
I
inner
.
with
headquarters
"
iiver.
arrived
in
the
city
Mi-
south
on
the
Prince
i
hi
mornimr
and
will
Mi.
next
few
days
looking
i
Hit
ions
in
the,
city
ana
i
Mr.
Pollard
spoke
le-IMnce
Rupert
Gyro
Club
1
t
ni
todllV.
WELL
KNOWN
AUTHOR
DIES
i"
''
llarr
McCutchcon
Was
Will
Known
in
Renilcr
of
Modern
Fiction
'
-
YORK.
Oct.
21
George
i
t
uttheon,
author
of
The
1
'f
Graustark
ami
a
couple
ii
other
well
known
novels,!
here
suddenly
yesterday,1
MiCutcheon
was
born
in
'
graduated
from
Perdue
1
it
and
became
a
newspa-'"iter
and
editor.
Taklntf
'
hi
writing
he
tfnve
up
his
'
work
and
lived
in
New
1-n'
he
kept
up
a
Htendy
:
tmnks
und
magar.ine
r-
I
...
.
..
1.
1
...
..Mi
.....I
,1
..
,,.Un
r
t
mrnmr
nit
1
w"
",
Jc"'
UAlWlKt
UN
YACHTCAUSE
OF
BURNING
of
the
passengers
impossible.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Ouurtw;
of
at
D.
oUb
Do.
W
i
OIU
Fabyon.
81..
9
11.
.in,
,
2
"I'.
-
'"'
the
accident
happened.
The
ma-chin
failed
to
get
proper
mo-j
wanlum.
struck
a
batnp,
swerved,!
tore
through
two
fence
ad
then
crashed
over
theiroaW,
Its
now
,
pHmfiug
t47n4
bank.
the
cabin
permitting
the
passen-
Injgtra
to'
escape
instantly.
Wit-
nesses
said
another
fifteen
sec-
ionds
would
have
made
the
rescue
The
following,
quotations
were'
bid
and
asked.
Bayvfew,
Nil,
BV4-
B.
C.
SlUer,
IM,
1.10.
Diglisaouri,
SB,
66.
Coast
Copper,
83.00,
Nil.
Cork
Province,
86,
i&Vt-
Cotton
Helt,
60,
GO.
Dunwell,
18.
W-
Duthie.
75,
80.
George
Copper,
3.78,
4.00.
Georgia
River,
88,
88.
Glacier,
2,
Nil.
Glaaair,
60,
Nil.
Gokonda,
72,
Nil.
Grandvlew.
57la,
Independence,
12,
lSVi.
Inter
coal
&
coke,
88,
88.
Koolney
Florence,
19to.
3wV.
Kootney
King.
Nil,
41.
L.
&
U
8.
8V4-
Ukeview,
2V,
Lucky
Jim.
26,
Marmot
MeUb.
8.
8Vi.
.
Marmot
River
Gold,
8,
SVfc.
Mohawk,
6,
6',-
.
Morten
Woolaey.
7
Mi.
7.
National
Silver.
Nil,
M.
Noble
Five,
88,
36-
Pend
Oreille.
11.00.
11.88.
Planet,
86.
66.
.
Porter
Idaho,
62Vi.
06.
Premier,
2.2.
2.80.
Uufus-Argenta,
22,
28.
lluth
Hope.
59.
60.
Silver
Crest,
8,2.
9-
Silverailo,
66,
(0.
Silversmith.
10'
2.
Ml-
SlocanKing.6,Nil.
Slocan
Itarnbler.
19.
20-
Stinlock,
2.27.
2J.
t
17.
17'
j.
Topley
Blchfleld.
48.
49.
Toric,
Nil.
8.00.
Wellington,
15'
2.
Whitewater.
Nil.'
Woodbine.
12'j.
1.
Knstcrn
Slock
'
Noronda,
50.05.
Nil.
0.3D,
mi.
Sherritt-Gorden.
Dr.
Mansfield
Robinson,
who
sent
a
message
to
Mars
yesterday
said
that
at
4
am
today
he
received
certain
messages
but
would
have
to
wait
Until
they
have
been
de-
r
inhered.
HERRING
FOR
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER
21,
1928.
New
View
of
the
Heart
of
the
Empire
,ThIa
photograph
of
Trafalgar
Square
rhowa
the
development
of
the
Canadian
quarter
In
London.
Ou
the
t
left
can
be
seen
the
commanding
position
occupied
by
Canada
Houie,
the
seat
of
the
Government
representative
i
In
London.
Adjoining
it
is
the
new
Head
Office
for
Great
Britain
of
the
Sun
life
Assurance
Company
of
Canada.
This
building
conforms
to
the
architecture
of
Canada
House
and
extends
from
Coekspur
Street
to
rail
Mall.
The
insert
il
a
new
tthotrwranh
of
the
lit
Unn
I.
f
jl
lurv
M
P
t..
3.
f
rw;..!,.-
of
Affairs,
who
has
just
opened
the
new
Sun
Life
building
'
Pilot
Buchanan
leaped
Irom
tne
cockpit
and
opened
the
door
of
fiBTS
MESSAGES
REDUCTION
ON
FROM
MARS
RUT
1
NOT
DECIPHERED
CJIISWICK.
Eng.
Oct.
24.
4
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
that
a
request
Is
Mng
made
to
Ottawa
to
allow
for
the
remainder
of
the
saaon
only
the
taking
of
herring
to
be
used
in
reduction
plants.
1.
err
ARRIVALS
Only
45,200
poundH
of
halibut
was
sold
at
the
local
Fish
Ex
change
this
morning,
some
of
the
eatehov
being
small
on
account
of
unfavolle
weather.
In
the
American
list,
the
Se
attle
said
80,000
pounds
to
the
Cnnadlftn
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.
at
15.7e
and
8c;
the
Slrlua
7.-
000
pounds
to
the
Atlln
Fisheries
at'16.2
and
7c
and
the
Hellsnce
Canadian
boats,
were
the
tero
which
Sold
1700
pounds
to
the
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Go.
at
14.2c
and
Cc
and
the
Cape
Spear
whose
2,000
pounds
was
bought
by
the
Atlin
Fisheries
At
11.
8C
and
G
c.
TUB
WKATHF.B
Prince
Rupert-Overcast,
stronjr
i;the:'.
t
nind;
'emi.eratuiv.
.'.1.
FREIGHTER
ASHORE
GULF
ST.
LAWRENCE
i
MONTTIKAL.
Oct.
24.
The
Cairn
Line
fi,
iirhter
Cairntorr,
;
one
of
the
finest
vessels
of
her
class,
sailing
out
of
Montreal,
ran
grund
on
the
rocks
near!
Cape
Whittle
on
Um
north
shore'
of
the
Gulf
of
St.
Lawrence
yes-;
terday.
The
Cirntorr
was
outbound
for
Newcastle
with
a
heavy
cargo.
DEALING
WITH
IMMIGRATION;
Conference
Making
Bceommentlat-
Ions
to
lion.
Hubert
ForKe
Began!
to
Juvenile
OTTAWA.
0,:U
21.
Oevelop-
menta
in
training
schools
for!
prospective
juvenile
immigrants
:
under
the
empire
settlement
i
scheme
and
more
effective
meth
ods
for
their
selection
in
the
I
Britiah
Isles
and
their
placement
in
Canada
are
among
the
recom
BOOKMAKERS
ESS
AGES
SAID
TO
HAVE
Winnipeg-Calgary
Air
Mail
Biplane
Burned
Passengers
Escaped
.Machine
When
Rising
After
Accident,
Hits
airbump
and
Crushes
into
Road
Catching
l
ire
Immediately.
Two
Cantdian
Cimpankb
Control
90
Ptr
Cent
Ot
Kckel
Output
Of
World
and
Work
Together
MANCHESTER,
gAHUiBiss,
Oct.
ucu
21.
..-wur-
Dur-
i
$126,000.
CALG
I
Ninety
employees
escaped
Hn-Jnjured.
The
stock
conauased
i-.
eluded
20.000
rounds
'of
dehyd-
i
rf
,
d
for
8hipnient.
ing
a
quarrel
in
a
saloon
opposite
,aicu
FH
the
town
hall
last
night,
Joe
Fen-
ton.
a
book
maker
shot
and
kil-
L.-Tmrirk1inriri
led
Alfred
Mace
another
book-'I
IMTL
V
maker
and
seriously
wounded
a-
Ull
1
LilllTlij
1
Llll
Bother
man.
Fenton
followetl
by
detectives
thrust
two
revolvers
them
but
when
a
detective
a
a
..a
pointed
u
metal
eigareue
case
hi
him
he
tied
to
a
bedroom
and
killed
himself.
ANSWERED
CALL
NOTHING
THERE
lOnly
Oil
Streaks
Where
Tanker
Was
Supposed
to
Have
Been
Boston
Grill
LAROE
OABAKET
,
Special
Dinoera
muracaya
aa
Saturday
Panrlng
ewjr
Saturday
nlain
from
9
to
It.
k
Danre
Hall
tor
Hire.
Accomodatioii
for
Prtae
TarUW
Phone
437
'
'
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
BEEN
RECEIVED
FROM
PLANET
Victoria
Urged
To
Support
A
Liberal
Candidate
For
Balance
Present
Dominion
Parlianw
t
VICTORIA,
Oct.
21.
"If
the
Liberals
place
a
representative
man
before
you
in
the
coming
by-election
it
will
be
to
the
interest
of
the
citizens
of
Victoria
to
support
him,
at
least
for
the
remaimler
of
this
Parliament.
You
need
not
worry
what
will
be
done
when
the
general
election
comes.
I
think
you
understand
the
situation."
This
i.s
the
way
in
which
Hon.
J.
H.
King,
minister
of
public,
health,
placed
the
federal
by-election
situation
before
the
Victoria
Liberal
Association
at
their
meeting
last
night.
It
is
generally
understood
that
he
was
referring
to
Dr.
MacLean
as
the
candidate
who
is
spoken
of
as
a
representative
man.
Officers
were
elected
as
follows:
President,
C.
J.
V.
Spratt;
First
vice-president,
A.
E.
Humphreys;
second
vice-president,
Mrs.
Crocker;
secretary,
C.
R.
Bishop;
treasurer,
L.
U.
Conyers.
PROVED
GUILTY
JUDGMENT
IN
-
AT
VANCOUVER
RATTENBURY
Ilarrhi
Brothers
Attempted
Enter
Store
and
Had
Burglar's
Tools
diet
of
attempting
to
break
and!
in
possession
of
I
(Supreme
Court
of
Canada
Ileser-
VAvrnilVRH
Oct
24
A
vr-
vest
Decision
in
Suit
for
llalf-
xntir
irntur
-
.
rj
ni
i
ti
i
i
enter
enter
and
ana
being
ueinic
it
Million
XNCW
iukk,
uci.
24.uiianes
naytien,
cnairman
oi
burgIar.B
tools
was
returned
byj
Ottawa.
Oct.
21-judgmer.t
the
Ihtemational
INiCKei
Company,
announced
today
that
ihc
jury
iagt
njght
following
the
'8
reserved
in
the
Supreme
Court
officials
Of
the
Company
had
taken
Up
With
its
operating
trial
of
Murray
U.
and
Huasel
C.;.ve8tefdy
on
n
appeal
entered
honria
and
ntlnrnavs
tno
innttor
nf
npranrrintr
a
plnKor
enm.
Harris.
Thv
were
alletred
to
''
M.
Rattenbury
against
a
munity
mnnitv
OI
nf
interest
intprPRt
with
Wltn
thp
tne
fllonU
Mond
XNlCKd
Nickpl
Co
CO.
L,tU.
Ltd
01
nf
L.On-
Lon-
have
attempted
to
enter
Good-
Mur-
'W
which
i"
of
the
the
Land
Court
Settlement
of
Appeal
don
TT
,
,
.
,
v
.
.
ray
Harris
.
was
city
fireman
at
confirmed
that
Canadian
interests
Hayden
reports
the
time
of
the
offence.
had
acquired
a
substantial
interest
in
International
Nickel.
He
said
tho
plans
of
close
affilintion
with
the
Mond
Nickel
had
been
under
discussion
between
himself
!
and
Lord
Melchett
following
inspection
of
the
company's
orovierties.
which
are
continuous
to
those
of
International
VANPfMVFR
IH
m
Ontario.
T
finvUU
?
Lill
llf
The
two
companies
control
aobut
00
per
cent
of
the
I
world's
nickel
supply.
VICTORIA,
Oct.
24.
While
th
tiolftr
of
the
Provincial
Govern
ment
has
not
been
changed
with
respect
to
the
use
of
herring
as
foot!
fish
and
not
being
diverted
to
the
reduction
plants,
the
con
ditions
are
such
that
with
res-iect
to
the
industry
on
the
west
DRYING
PLANT
BURKED
DOWN':
Board
is
freed
from
liability
of
its
suit
in
connection
with
the
claim
of
half
a
million
dollars
instituted
by
F.
M.
Rattenbury
against
the
Board.,
The
case
centres
on
negotiations
held
between
Rattenbjry
and
the
Board
and
heard
in
1917
y
which
the
Hoard
was
to
take
over
from'
him
40,000
at
res
of
Hand
along
the
surveyed
route
of
Vernon
Fruit
Concern
Suffers
th
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Kail-Loss
Intimated
at
jWky
jn
B.
C.
5122,000
j
VKHNON.
Ocu
24.
Buildinir
DATI.I
1711
T
EH
machinery
and
stock
of
Bulman's
Dllli
UlLLLlS
Limited
dehydrsUr
plant
hcrej
was
destroyed
by
fire
this
morn-!
.
.
,
.
.
fling
with
an
estiiuated
loss
of
Ouarrcl
in
Saloon
of
Members
of
Sporting
Fraternity
Cnds
Fatally
CANADIAN
FLAG
IS
PROPOSED
Suggestion
That
a
New
F.mliltm
Be
Chosen
on
British
Bed
L'nsign
OTTAWA.
Oct.
24
Canada
may
yet
have
a
more
distinctive
flag
if
the
efforts
of
members
with
that
end
in
view
are
successful.
C.
R.
Mcintosh.
Liberal
member
for
North
Bittleford.
is
urging
a
flag
to
consist
of
the
present
red
ensign
with
a
more
distinctively
Canadian
design
on
the
red
field.
It
is
stated
that
at
the
Olympic
games
every
section
of
the
British
'commonwealth
had
such
a
flag
OTTAWA.
Oct.
Oct,
21.
-The
to
hoist
when
their
athletes
won.
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
reserved
There
is
no
auKgcstion
of
a
flag
Union
Jd
.
but
only
the
judgment
in
the
PiaUf
.U
.
-j
without
ecutors
of
the
estate
ofthe
late
a
more
distinctive
emblem
corn-
Isaac
Untermeyer.
of
New
York
uineu
wun
u.
against
the
valuation
set
by
of-;
-
"
ficlals
of
the
Provincial
Govern-
ill
UC.11I1
ment
of
B.
C.
far
succession
duty
purposes.
PEATH
DUES
Supreme
Court
ui
Canada
Reserves
Decision
in
B.
C
Case
THEIR
OWN
FARM
HOME
nwndatlons
which
will
be
madei
BOSTON.
Oct.
2i.-Answering
The
estate
was
valued
by
the
ex-,
to
Hon.
Robert
Forke.
minister
'sOS
cslls
hear
the
Aiores
of
the
'ecutors
at
?1,555.000
while
the
val
KDMONTON.
Oct.
24
A
of
Immlgratlnn.
as
a
result
of
a
American
tsnker
David
C.
Reld
uatlon
set
by
the
commission
was
n,.1(th.
a
farmer
of
Sou
-
i,,
...
i
ir.
th.,
uf.,,,,.,H
wi
sisnnnn.
ov.
n.mn
i
Walter
th
Ferrl-
l.loydminster,
his
British
migration
societies.
Cana-
Carnlfax
found
onlv
oil
streaks!
The
estate
In
B.
C.
consisted
of
wife
and
seven
year
old
son
were
dian
welfare
organisations
and
nd
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