CLASSIFIED
HABIT
l
fieeted
by
a
recent
order
of
the
board.
He
character-
a
1
.
d
it
as
retrograde
ed
they
were
undoubtedly
part
of
that
young
Northcott
had
plotted,
to
lo
kill
a
"
man
",a"
and
a"u
wife
w,,e
wno
whoe
HIGH
RIVER,
Alberta.
Sept.
18.
i
tlTinl,
It
naMunrv.
n.
hv
nnnointini?
a
sewintr
work
on
a
farm-
UanlB
Mra
a
'
they
are
'
i
1
H.1
1
1
V
ivlttiirv
v
a--wwa.--
j
f
11
o
ufiniiig
from
lye
poisoning
ove.
tlon
of
the
work
polhle
for
the
1
night
appointed
medical
Inspec
equipment
was
already
there.
Mr.
Brady
said
that
in
fho
tarhnleAl
school
was
ab-
POISON
HERSELF
many
who
did
not
go
to
the
University
and
here
it
would
a
serious
step
if
the
board
ne-i
fiKNWALL.
Ont.,
Sept.
18.
glected
to
continue
the
work.
Ii-.
Dt-lian
Lagreois
is
under
Chairman
Rochester
explained
li.o
iruard
in
the
hospital
here1
that
it
wrfs
only
a
temporary
KhI
operation,
Dr.
Robert
Wal-
'
'wag
ripe
for
an
assistant
in
"i
luiuuiu
mw
manual
training
aim
uuhwhv
mi
years
in
the
penitentiary'
uy
,,
....
the
most
vital
Jurivfe
Cotsworth
yesterday.
Walker
was
found
guilty
by
a
V
in
connection
with
the
death
t
January
of
Mary
Flavin,
a
22
1
'
1
'ilil
Ntenograiiher.
pducatlon
today,
The
chairman
remarked
that
they
nright
yet
arrive
nt
a
solution
tor
of
school
by
the
school
bard
last
night,
the
salary
to
be
$500
per
annum.
LOCAL
NKWS
ITEMS
George
P.
Hart,
accountant
at
Mill
Ray
cannery
on
the
Naas
The
time
of
the
teachers
River,
which
Is
now
closed
down
iu,
u
the
police
charge
was
self-
was
already
taken,
iministered
after
her
two
young
Trustee
Gilchrist
thought
thfl
Mld.vn
had
been
drowned
in
the
.tenth
grade
could
be
given
domes-iM
.f
the
Lagreois
home
here,
tic
science,
as
there
was
a
vacant
,lhalf
day
which
could
be
utilized.
N
ipnlron
Lagreois,
husband
and
j
Spencer
suggested
that
In
r.
discovered
the
tragedy
help
m-nt
gvtn
Miss
Rogers
.
r
n
hf
returned
irom
wont
il
in
the
sewing
while
she
was
at
i.ijht.
TEN
YEARS
FOR
tendinir
to
the
cooking.
There
I
was
plenty
of
room
and
equip
ment.
I
Chairman
Rochester
remarked
that
when
the
high
school
was
TORONTO
DOCTOR
5S
TnitP
Gilchrist
drew
atten-
'i'lUONTO.
Sept.
18.
"ii
u
iharge
of
performing
an
tion
to
reports
which
showed
al-
,n.t
mfl
ner
cent
attendance
i.
DroHv
in
hi
he
thouuht
the
for
the
season,
is
a
passenger
on
board
the
Catala
this
afternoon
going
through
to
Vancouver.
R.
O.
Krickson,
well
known
in
Portland
Canal
mining
affairs,
and
Mrs.
Rrickson,
are
passengers
aboard
the
Catala
today
bound
from
Stewart
to
David
Mcintosh
of
Edmonton
is
visiting
in
the
city
as
the
guest
of
his
son-in-law
and
daughtei,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
D.
Vance,
60S
Fourth
Avenue
Edit.
He
will
return
to
Edmonton
in
about
a
week's
time.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Flewin
of
Port
Simpson
are
passengers
aboard
the
Catala
this
afternoon
going
through
to
Victoria
where
Mr.
Flewin,
who
Is
secretary
of
the
Port
Simpson
school
board,
will
attend
the
convention
of
the
of
the
problem
and
the
matter
'.School
Trustees
Association
of
was
allowed
o
drop.
1
nim..i.
along
the
river.
TraDned
in
a
blazinir
kitchen
hundred
Dunams
near
the
Jewish.
Brewer
'Was
Kidnapped
ai
d
He!d
For
Ransom
and
Then
Police
Tried
in
Vain
To
Trap
the
Extortioners
DETROIT,
September
18.
Samuel
J.
Lowe
of
the
Carlin
Brewing
Co.
of
London,
Ont.,
was
kidnapped
at
Windsor,
Ontario,
and
held
for
$35,000
ransom,
it
became
kno'vn
yesterday,
coincident
with
an
unsuccessful
attempt
of
the
local
police
to
trap
the
unsuccessful
extortioners.
Lowe
was
released
a
few
davs
ago
on
a
promise
of
meeting
the
demand
of
the
kidnappers.
WILD
APPLE
OF
HIGH
PRICES
SKEENA
RIVER
FOR
HALIBUT
Crop
of
Peculiar
Dis
Very
Palatable,
ow
at
Best
I
1
AA
J
f
hnrl
fan
fl,
AM
,1
ts.UI
I
-,UU
.
-
M4
i.
!
W
W
Q
VC.
1
canu
twn
jli
?
vii
anu
iiiv
vi
in
iiiir
m'uuiri
r
1
111
uansa
iumiiui
uia
.
...
.
!,ntV
Of
accommodation
IOr
lwa
ui
iue
jwuimiiri..
aire
19c
nu
c-
.
i--lM.ak-w
Ki.
iM
aU
v...
l
lasneK.t
the
same
time,
purpose
of
the
establishment
of
hoJ
iStT"!
S'
8.000
pounds.
Pacific
,
....me-tlc
science
rooms,
jth.
department
was
to
look
a
fUr
taKd
tf
ja'SLte1
S'.rUMm.
20c
and
9.
Mr
Miadv
nresented
to
the
tne
interesia
01
ooin
nign
scnooi
-
-----
,
,
,,
1
e"iJon
3S2d
62
public
school
students
This
j
t
"
W
by
,.
per-,.nd
,i
I
p.
uion
sis
iieu
,
Northcotfs
father
described
,.-
-
f
,,
..
.u
antA
i
watchman
at
Kwlnitaa.
declare
Canadian
Hose
Spit,
20,000
pound.
Can-'
?""'
P"eJLr"Z7"
Lril
.i:in
a.
an
ape
man
with
ab-
that
ton.
of
them
are
available
adUn
Fid,
.ad
Cold
Storage
Co.,
1
j
(ii
iik
me
nign
srnwi,
..
..
-
normal
emotion
normal
emotions.
.
.h..
..v.rH
find
means
of
con-
science
and
only
seven
Latin.
If
anual
training
cut
out
it
were
,
,
,
n
e
t
he
classes.
would
be
serious
thing'
for
-in
.!!......
.nininoii
fhat
h
a
DROWNED
CHILDREN
THEN
ATTEMPTED
TO
these
students.
The
addition
of
a
MEDICAL
INSPKCIOU
teacher
would
make
the
contlnua-l
Dr.
J.
II.
Carson
was
last
lGc
and
8c.
,
Mrs.
Norman
Fraser
of
Alice
Olier.Hesner
returned
to
the
Arm
is
a
passenger
aboard
the
.
city
on
the
Catala
this
afternoon
Catala
today
going
through
on
a
!
after
having
made
a
weekend
trip
to
Vancouver.
trip
to
Anyox.
Terrible
Destruction
Wrought
by
Hurricane
In
West
India
Islands
Florida
Also
Included
in
Scope
of
Fierce
Storm
With
139
Persons
Known
Dead
NEW
YORK,
September
18.
Sweeping
across
Florida
a
tropical
hurricane
added
28
known
dead
to
the
heavy
toll
estimated
at
1300
which
is
claimed
in
the
West
Indies.
Porto
Rico
had
the
highest
number
of
fatalities
with
1000
estimated
and
300
known
dead,
although
proportionately
the
Frendh
'dependency
of
Guadaloupe
with
235
known
dead
aridi800
estimated
dead
was
the
hardest
hit.
The
hurricane
was
apparently
moving
with
force
along
the
Atlantic
coast
between
Savannah,
Georgia,
and
Charleston,
South
Carolina.
Among
the
British
possessions
Montserratt
is
reported
to
have
lost
25
known
dead
and
Nevis
13
while
St.
Kitts
lost
six.
MIAMI,
September
18.
The
death
list
of
139
persons
in
southern
Florida
is
reported
today
by
the
Miami
News.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
The
following
quotations
were
,
the
other
worn
couia
pro-;
,
jy
Went
to
the
farm
but
became
nle
for
lam
rrmkimr
bumoW'
3.UW
pouna.,
UM-ibid
and
asked.
d
t
the
same
time,
there
t-,wa.
persona
.y
in
accoro
m.
.r
.
.
.
...
''VZ
.
.I-
M
.
dian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.
urtT
of
8
D.
dOboaon
Oo..
Ltd.)
Argenta
Ru.'.s
26
V;
26.
Bayview
5:;
6.
B.
C.
Silver,
1.36;
nil.
Big
Misouri
50'.;
51'g.
Cork
Province,
26;
274.
Cotton
Belt
60;
nil.
Dunwell
11;
13.
Duthie
90;
96.
George
'Copper
5.05;
6.00.
Georgia
River,
33;
36.
Glasiar.
nil;
11.
Golconda,
87;
89.
Grand
view
46t;
47Va.
Independence
14;
16.
Indian
6;
7.
Kootenay
Florence
21;
22.
L.
L.
nil;
10i.
Lakeview,
14;
2.
Luck
Jim
25;
26',.
Marmot
Metals,
84;
04-Marmot
River
Gold,
04
Mohawk
6;
64'
National
Silver
14;
15.
Noranda,
nil;
80.60.
Pend
Oreille
18.00;
18.60.
Porter
Idaho,
66;
684-Premier
2.33;
2.56.
Ruth
Hone
574:
&&
Silver
Crest
10;
11.
Silverado
62;
68.
,
Silversmith
nil;
104-Slocan
King
6;
6.
Sunlock.
2.
20;
2.40.
Snowflake
47;
47.
Topley
Richfield
61;
Gl
Vi.
White
Water
1.86;
1.88.
Woodbine
13;
184-
OILS
tfabyon
12;
124-.
Home
2.55;
2.58.
AURESTED
NEAR
CALGARY
Boston
Grill
LAHCJE
CABARET
Evtryona
reads
the
Classified
Ads,
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
If
you
lose,
advertise
for
It.
Saturday,
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
from
9
to
12.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accomodation
for
Prlvae
Parties
(j
EX
THE
CLASSIFIED
HABIT.
l'none
457
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Vol.
XVIII.,
No.
210.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER
18,
1928
Price
Five
Cents
Lumber
Corny
is
Asking
Pribsjes
If
Mill
Establish
Here
Kcquest
Made
for
Fixed
Assessment,
Water
and
Power
and
Wagon
Road
to
the
Mill
by
New
Concern
TRACING
APE
DIES
RESULT
!
CANADIAN
JEWS
MAN'S
CRIMES
OF
BAD
BURNS
FOR
JERUSALEM
AT
RIVFRSIDF
Won,an
Trapped
In
Blazing
Kit-
Settlement
to
be
Made
Near
There
HI
III
T
MJlWJkLf
U
c,en
0f
Farm
House
is
Vic-
and
Land
is
Already
Acquired
!
time
of
Fire
for
Purpose
Officers
Diguing
Over
Whole
Place
to
Find
Remains
of
Boys
Said
to
be
BONES
ARK
HUMAN
Celebration
of
Centenary
cf
Establishment
of
Hudson
Bay
Co.
Occupation
in
Central
B.C.
British
Columbia
is
British
Because
of
Activities
of
Sir
JERUSALEM,
Sept.
18.
Four
George
bimpson
and
Others
Hundred
lears
Ago
in
a
farm
home
on
the
Hatfield
I
colony
of
Peatach
Tikavh
have
FORT
ST.
JAMES,
September
18.
Had
it
not
been
farm,
25
miles
south
of
High!
been
acquired
for
a
colony
ot
f
g-
Geonre
SimDSOn.
Governor
of
the
Hudson's
Bay
.
,
it
ir
i
:
mj?
-
CJ
'
,llver,
Miss
ueterman,
za
years
uanaian
jews,
jurue.
iuC.-
OOITipan,
..ilOaG
h-rm-if
nibtOllC
visit
Visit
tn
tO
this
tms
lttie
ittlp
nrtr
pOSl
n
a
nun-
rinn-
of
aire,
housekeeper,
was
fatally
man
of
Cam
da
is
nere
to
com-
i
...
.....
.,,
.
.
,
.......
i
u-
i.
nvari
rcsco
arm
rnrlav
is
nmir
not
nor
rlphrar"fl
TriA
nm
.
i
t
-i
i
.1
-,
,;v,f
Atiempis
,iaae
to
r.nuce
uinern
burned
sunaay
evening,
aying
e
e
w
igcmm
'
"t"
o
i"
Announcing
that
it
..,
was
possible
the
company
might,
to
,,ace
Made
by
Young
MoBday
The
hired
man,
abiishment
of
the
colony,
it
is
vince
of
British
Columbia
would
be
in
the
possession
of
br
able
to
use
for
the
Construction
Of
a
Specialty
Sawmill
Northcott
Savs
Witnesse
Mcfiiven.
is
in
the
ho.wital
suf-
-ted
that
forty
Canadian
Jews
ua
TTit
Qfnfoo
anrl
Canada
u,nn1r1
hav
nn
mit.lor.
tn
a
portion
of
waterfront
block
"I"
on
the
outside
of
the
,
fering
from
burns
but
is
expected
will
be
organised
to
settle
on
the
pap;fic
Ocean
PerhaDs
this
statement
made
ves-
vaiiwav
track
including
a
small
island
about
fifty
feet
in
los
angeles,
Sept.
is.
Two
:0
recover.
Lumber
which
mo.re
stained
with
what
the
diameter,
the
National
Airplane
Co.
Inc.,
..
-
-
.
,
'
i
police
said
was
blood
were
found
the
manufacture
of
here
contemplates
airplane
spruce
on
the
Northcott
ranch
at
River-from
timber
on
its
limits
up
the
Ecstall
River,
through
8-de
today
by
a
small
army
of
of-t
-
vice-president,
J.
R.
Black,
had
a
communication
be-
fleers
digging
up
the
farm
foot
by
lore
the
city
council
last
night
inquiring
what
assurance
foot
in
order
to
prove
or
disprove
could
he
given
the
company,
first,
in
the
matter
of
fixed
'J
four
youth'
were
assessment,
say
for
a
period
of
fifteen
years,
secondly,
The
officers
declared
that
blood-in
the
matter
of
wagon
road
facilities,
and,
third,
as
to
stains
were
also
found
.
on
the
electric
power
supply,
rates
and
installations,
it
being
cellar
steps.
The
neighbors
said
hkelv
that
from
150
to
300
horsepower
would
be
required.
hat
'"J
"!fd"?,d.
they
L"fd
The
needsofthe
millin
the
matter
of
water,
it
was
fRS
pointed
OUt,
WOUld
not
be
great.
was
ued
at
midnight
to
wash
The
matter
was
referred
to
the
board
of
works
and
down
the
step,
utilities
and
finance
committees
for
report.
'
The
e,der
Northcott
is
being
The
site
which
the
National
Airplane
Lumber
Co,
X
-mr-Kiipp-ests
it
might
be
able
to
use
lies
in
the
vicinity
of
the
der
farm..
8tory
told
DJr
Sanford
McLean
shipyard
at
Seal
Cove.
The
concern
is
under-
ciark,
15,
of
Saskatoon,
who
de-
stood
to
be
negotiating
With
the
railway
company
lor
elared
he
had
been
shamefully
the
site.
Plea
Made
by
J.
C.
Brady
M.P.
For
Continuation
of
Manual
treated
by
young
Northcott
over
a
period
of
two
years
was
not
an
argument
of
the
boy's
imagination
'
Mim
t
Ha
fmlla
frftm
f?ivr
ide
anatomists.
After
examining
the
.bones
found
daring
th
past
fnvr
days
scattered
over
the
Hiree
acre
raach,
Ukoty
experts
dflottb
,(
.
I
n
i
human
nuraan
bodies.
ooaies.
janunasni
,'
Abundant
in
I
rnininv
in
iff
me
tnp
11
H
Pti
octlOOl
aight
young
c,ark
added
lricl
Frult-limiting
utwwtl
nU
8tory
bj.
teIllng
officer8
l9
N(
Hand
terday
by
Charles
Vincent
Sale,
present
governor
of
the
'
company
of
adventurers,
did
more
than
anything
else
to
I
impress
on
the
minds
of
those
gathered
here
for
the
centenary,
and
the
American
interests
for
'the
importance
of
the
exploits
of
the
country
went
of
the
Rocky
the
man
who
has
been
called
the
Mountain
that
Simon
Eraser
Cecil
Rhodes
of
Canada,
the
ro-
founded
Fort
St.
James
in
1806.
mance
of
a
century
ago
was
The
Astorians
came
and
vanish-brought
vividly
before
their
eyes
ed,
and
in
1821,
the
United
State
in
a
pageant,
which
resurrected
j
proclaimed
her
right
to
the
Paci-Simpson's
journeying
across
the
fie
coast
and
Sir
George
Simpson
wide
stretches
that
ultimately
be-!
became
a
Hudson's
Bay
Company
came
the
Dominion,
but
after
all,
j
governor.
Three
years
later
the
living
picture
of
the
governor
and
his
retinue
arriving
at
the
fort
could
not
even
indicate
the
far-reaching
effect
Simpson's
activities
were
to
have
in
the
history
of
North
America.
1
"Fort
St.
James
in
those
days,"
said
Governor
Sale,
was
the
out
rd
post
of
an
empire;
the
visible
sign
of
British
occupation:
a
were
paid
at
the
local
Fish
Ex
th
th
Rnuhn
ru.r,n.
!
Simpson,
to
put
the
affairs
of
the
Columbia,
district
in
shape
and
save
the
coast
from
the
United
States
and
Russia,
crossed
the
country
from
York
Factory,
making
the
journey
in
84
days,
20
days
less
than
any
previous
rec-
and
established
the
(Continued
on
Page
3)
eentre
of
government."
He
went
on
to
tell
of
the
claims
of
Spain
TlIA
If
II
I
VT
to
all
the
coast
south
of
the
Rus-
1
f
V
HILL
Jul
sian
possessions,
of
Spain
s
yaiv-
J
ing
her
claims
in
fstvor
4f
the;
United
States.
'Our
American
neighbors,"
he
iii,.,ere
die,!
I.
.
posed
to,
believe
that
-their
title,
iune
prices
oi
me
season
WM
clear
to
an
the
territory
com-
ON
A
RANCH
change
for
halibut
this
morning
And
it
might
have
been
butt,,.
'
...
T.
when
three
American
vessels
re-
..j-
-,.t.
Woman
Mctim
of
Aault
After
t
a
a
m
-
.
f
.
J
Ma
j
j-v
j
rri.
f
,onol
ti-oinincr
nnfl
rlnmoetif
arrivals
irom
ine
interior
re
tu
awc
.nu
wn
two
outer
men
as
Alexander
Mackenzie,
anai
iu
ciiiuiiiu
b
names
were
Uahl
and
add
their
Dort
that
all
alomr
"
the
Skeena
-v..
not
--
rar
below
while
a
-
sinele
e
e,m
iu
c
.
,
it
i
r
i
i
..Li
i
...:.!,
Bimon
rraser.
joni
.SCf
ilCc
irom
ine
Ulgn
acnooi
WOUiu
Of
a
serious
nuaume
four
sons
to
the
list
of
alleged
tor-
River
front
Skeena
City
to
Am-
Wnadian
boat
was
paid
16c
and
Sir
Geonre
Simnaon
v
.i
v
trpKsivl
before
the
schoolboard
last
nieht
bV
J.
C
ture
and
murder
victims.
I
bury
a
large
crop
of
wild
apple
8c.
i
"ft
waa
in
fho
mtrntrtrm
and
be-
Br-idv
M
P
who
addressed
the
school
board
at
their
J-
t.
Solvation
Army
is
now
at
it.
best,
the
fruit
being
were
as
follows:
:tween
tne
Nortn
We8t
company
"
.
'
i.
t.
n
i
f
n.
m
woman,
said
that
a
man
named
in
an
abundance
that
has
not
me-ting
lasi
mgni
in
oenau
ui
uwuaiouwui
uic
iU1jiia
1
nr
.vhom
UtaMtlmA
frmm
h(MB
known
fnr
mnv
vafl
photograth
as
Northcott
had
There
are
three
varieties
yel-1
American
AckMngton
18,500
'pounds,
j
roflraue
action
action
and
anil
could
COUIQ
not
not
be'.ieve
oe.ieve
that
mat
it
ib
,
a
asked
asked
for
for
the
the
name
name
of
of
a
a
family
family
low,
low,
red
red
and
and
yellow
yellow
and
and
red-
red
I
"
r
:'
,
...
ii
....
i:
f.,v,;
,i4i,
,..,1
-uim
4i.
..u
i.
....
iiasei
n.,
i.ow
pounas,
ana
i
V
as
anytning
more
man
a
ieiupui-aiy
eAcuiciiu
i-mmci
-
t""""""
iw
7.000
pounds
Atlin
Pish-i
Man
Had
Keen
Shot
in
Mouth
SHELTON.
Sept.
18.
Joe
Kirk,
22
years
of
age,
a
worker
in
the
woods,
and
his
young
wife
are
dead
and
an
intensive
manhunt
is
on
for
Albert
Shaefer,
25
years
of
age.
accused
by
Mrs.
Kirk
before
her
death
of
having
shot
her
hus
band
to
death
and
attacked
her
at
their
ranch
house
near
Dayton,
nine
miles
west
of
bar
last
night.
Mrs.
Kirk
related,
during
a
period
of
consciousness
that
as
her
husband
stood
in
front-of
a
window
a
shot
from
the
outside
narrowly
missed
hint.
He
got
a
gun
and
went
to
the
window
again
and
a
second
shot
grazed
his
body.
lie
then
went
to
the
door
where
he
received
a
bullet
in
the
mouth,
dying
almost
instantly.
The
killer
then
entered
the'
house
and
attacked
Mrs.
Kirk,
tearing
off
most
of
her
clothes.
In
the
scuffle
his
revolver
was
fired
twice
wounding
Mrs.
Kirk
in
the
cheek
and
foot.
The
attacker
then
dragged
her
into
the
bush
near
the
house
where
she
was
found
this
morning.
The
man
escaped
in
a
touring
car.
Mrs.
Kirk
related
that
Shaefer
asked
for
work
at
their
home
a
week
ago.
They
let
him
split
some
kindling.
The
authorities
state
that
Shaefer
was
released
from
the
Easter
State
Hospital
for
the
in
sane
at
Medical
Lake
three
months
ago
as
cured.
Pursuant
to
an
order
In
Council
dated
August
16th,
1928,
empowering
me
to
Investigate
the
question
of
pilotage
in
the
Canadian
Waters
of
the
Pacific
CALGARY.
Sent.
18.
Follow-
Coast.
I
shall
sit
at
the
court
ing
an
inquest
at
Ponoka
in
the
house
at
10.30
a.m.
on
Wednes-
case
of
Dr.
Arthur
Hobbs
Scott
i
an
attendant
at
tne
institution
was
arrested
and
charged
with
manslaughter.
nesday.
pert.
Signed
:
September
19,
Prince
Ru-
AULAY
MORRISION,
Commtaaioner,
113
n