'
i
(novo
Maru
I
In
cd
ly
(iales
hai
to
Return
i'L
it
m
m
la
.IstA
at
IRISH
LANGUAGE
IS
NOT
AIJ.OWBI)
IN
UIXIUIJ
HOUSE
BELFAST,
Oct
21
When
i
her
for
Kprmanairh.
attemn-
ted
to
address
the
Ulster
Tarllament
In
Gaelic
yester-
'
nUVKR,
Oct.
26.-Badly
day
he
was
promptly
closur-
:
with
I
i.v
a
terrific
gale
the
speaker,
Hurt
0
-
,
,1
officer
dead
and
sewral
fy
tr.n.rrl
Kelll.
No
language
but
Eng-
in:
w......
1
.
.,
,
,,,
,
:J
l
A.
T
HUH
Will
Ut
UVI
lUlblt'U
llt
the
llr
said
,
tomorrow
after
taming
mi-ii
a
thousand
mile
off
i
h
Columbia
coaat
with
i
r
Japan.
amer
loat
her
bridge,
the
ii
:t.
d
and
the
steering
imaged.
She
ia
making
!.
i
her
own
power
at
from
.
ifM
knots
an
hour.
POLLARD
ADDRESSES
ROTARY
CLUB
AT
ITS
LUNCHEON
YESTERDAY
Hard.
British
Trade
n,
i
.
told
the
Rotary
.
nlay
that
Prince
Rupert
i
id
;o
become
1
1
.mi
aH
a
distributing
i
mil
seaport
While
Van-
'aimed
the
second
finest:
in
the
world
he
felt
after
j
.
hr
one
here
that
this
must
in
Kt,
unless
the
claim
was
disputed
by
Australia.
11
of
conditions
in
Britain
vk'''1
trade
within
the
Em-
is
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mor-"
and
John
Davey,
with
I
i
aser
accompanying.
ARNETT
HOUSE
HAS
BEEN
SOLD
house
and
lot
owned
by
H
Arnett.141
Fifth
Ave.
li
.-
been
sold
to
George
Dlx.J
.
J;
i
.i.'..ni
as.i
HfUIItCU
unoillllK
uv
I
by
Mr.
aSid
Mrs.
Harry
iic-r.
Arnett
also
sold
his
furni-lnough
Dally
News
ndver-
and
says
he
secured
ex-i
results.
Ho
is
a
strong
be-in
advertising
Arnett
in
now
living
In
iviT
so
that
her
ion
may
Mi"
benefit
of
the
technical
liool
which
he
is
attending.
i
't
will
npeiid
most
of
his
'
i
a.
t
i:uii
i't.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
lOuurtmj
of
a
D
oJmoo
Oo,
Ltd.)
The
following
quotations
were
bid
and
asked.
Bayview,
A'i,
5.
B.
C.
Sliver,
1.30,
1.40.
Rig
Missouri.
66'lt,
Cork
Province,
25,
S6V.
Cotton
Bent,
fiO.66.
Dunwell.
15.
18.
Duthie.
80.
85.
George
Copper,
1.26,
ifto.
Georgia
River,
84,
84V.
Glacier,
2,
Nil.
Gladstone,
6,
6Vi.
Golcoiida,
79'
,
80.
Grandview,
87,
bl.
Independence,
18,
Nil.
Indian,
Nil,
o'i-Inter
Coal
oke.
88,
80.
Kootney
Florence,
If.
80.
Kootney
King.
41,
42.
L.
&
I...
Nil,
8.
Ukeview.
8,2Vj.
Lucky
Jim,
2.
26.
Marmot
Metals,
Nil,
8.
Marmot
Riv.
Gold
8,
3.
Mohawk.
8,
Morten
Woolscy,
7V,
77s.
National
Silver.
Nil,
13Vi.
Noble
Five,
36,
38.
IVnd
Oreille.
12.75,
13.00
Porter
Idaho,
62,
W.
Premier,
2.25.
2.2S.
Rufus-Argenta.
20,
88.
Ruth
Hope.
59'i.
M.
Silver
Crest,
7.
8.
Siverado,
06,
67.
Silversmith,
10.
1,VJ-Slocsn
Rkmbler.
Nil,
25.
Snowfiake.
J.
-Sunlock.
2.25.
2.50.
Terminus,
13.
M-Topley
Richfield.
48,
50.
Torlc.
2.00.
2.50.
.Wellington.
15'i.
16-Whitewater,
1
45.
1.49.
Woodbine.
12.
12'
j.
Eastern
Stock
Noranda.
Nil.
58.00
Sherritt-Gorden.
ML
G.75.
Oils
Dalhousie,
1
40.
1.50.
Fabyon.
101-.
Nil.
Horn'.
2.25,
Nil.
Explosion
at
(Juarry
Wricked
Nearby
IIoues
and
Killed
Five
MONTKKAU
Oct.
26.
Five
men
were
blown
to
It
its
this
morning,
by
n
premature
dyna-
i
mite
explosion
in
Cote
St.
.Michael
quarry
on
the
island
of
.Montreal..
The
deaiTare
J.
('agnon,
I).
Gagne,
H.
Lepage,
K.
Fortln
and
A.
Slmard.
They
Mere
employeil
at
the
quarry.
Only
the
five
men
were
at
work
and
nt
the
time
they
were
placing
the
explosive
in
a
ere-
;
vice..
The
switch
controlling
the
fue
was
not
due
to
be
cloed
for
hours
later.
!
The
windows
of
house
within
1
a
two
mile
radius
were
shatter-
I
ed
and
many
small
huildlngH
1
In
the
vicinity
were
wrecked,
j
Parts
of
the
bodies
were
found
hundreds
of
)ards
away.
POSITION
GOES
!
TO
V.
A.
ROLLINS
New
Purchasing
Agent
lln
Heen
Man
of
Affairs
and
Campaign
Manager
VICTORIA,
Oct.
2f..
Victor
A.
ftQllina
of
Vancouver
has
1een
a
minted
purchasing
agent
for
the
Government
of
British
Colum
bia,
It
was
announced
today
at
the
Parliament
Buildings.
Mr.
Roll'.!
is
a
native
of
Luc-an,
Ontario.
lie
came
to
B.
C.
80
years
ago.
After
being
in
business
(n
Cranbrtiok
he
came
to
Vancouver
in
1011
as
a
salesman
and
for,
thq
,i8t
ten
years
has
been
manager
of
rucketts
Jtd.
lie
was
campaign
manager
for
Gen,
J.
A.
Clark
In
Burrard
at
the
last
federal
election
and
an-MOiate
campaign
manager
for
Vancouver
at
the
last
provincial
election.
Ths
arrangements
which
have
existed
will
continue
in
the
rur-
chasing
department
mt
the
pres
ent,
loiter
some
revision
may
bo
m.'iilr,
it
is
understood.
CLASSlFieHABIT
Boston
Grill
Everyone
read
the
Classified
Adt
LARUE
CABARET
If
you
loee,
drerttM
for
It.
t
Special
Dinner
Tbunda;
aad
Saturday
find,
locate
the
owner.
If
jriu
nltht
Dancing
every
Saturday
Wtiatever
yu
need,
advertise
for
JJt
from
9
to
12.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Danee
Hall
for
Hire.
(Il'.T
THE
IXASSIIIEU
Mil'
Accomodation
for
Frlvae
rartle
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
4S7
Will.
No.
252.
It
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER
26,
1928
PRICE
FIV
CENTS
'
CONSOLIDATE!)
DEFINITELY
ENTERS
FOR
TLAND
CANAL
Thirty-one
Killed
In
Train
Collision
When
Express
Is
Wrecked
j;r(
IIAKEST,
Roumania,
Oct.
26.
Thirty-
one
per-,
i
re
killed
today
in
a
collision
between
the
Symplon
Ml
ires8
from
Bucharest
and
an
express
train
from
i
near
Slntina.
Forty-seven
persons
were
injured.
J
I
:c
force
of
the
collision
was
so
great
that
one
of
vi
jing
cars
of
the
Symplon
Express
was
completely
Two
of
the
first
class
coaches
were
smashed.
T
I
u
accident
was
due
to
failure
of
the
switch
points
..-k.
i
f
u
Symplon
Ifccpress
is
ono
of
tho
best
known
trains
i
uiope.
LIMPING
BACK
INTO
VICTORIA
:
CANADIAN
PREMIER
PRESENTS
KINC
GEORGE
WITH
GOLD
MEDAL
Whilst
on
a
visit
to
the
British
Capital
Premier
X
-kenz:,-
Km;r
presented
King
George,
with
a
specially
made
gold
medal
on
be'ialf
of
the
penp'e
i;'
'his
Oomini'wi.
whii
li
wa
cast
in
commcrora-tlon
of
the
Jubilee
of
Confederation.
Above,
on
therleft,
are
pictures
showing
the
front
and
reverse
sides
of
the
medal,
and
at
the
centre
and
right
are
excellent
photographs
of
Ilia
M
ijesty
and
Rt.
lion.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King.
WERE
BLOWN
ALL
TO
BITS
'Consolidated
Exercjisfs
Option
Takes
George
Copper
Mine,
Bear
River
Valley,
Stewart
VICTORIA,
Oct.
2G.
Work
on
the
Georsc
Copper
at
Stewart
has
been
closed
down
for
the
winter
out,
as
a
result
of
the
year's
work,
the
Consolidated
3Iining
&
Smelting
Co.
has
assumed
actual
control
of
the
property
by
exercising
its
option
and
taking
up
fifty-one
percent
of
the
stock,
it
was
announced
here
yesterday..
Another
forty-two
percent
is
under
option
by
the
Consolidated
but
does
not
have
to
be
taken
up
until
next
June..
Diamond
drills
will
be
removed
from
the
(Jcorgc
property
and
replaced
by
Riant
high-powered
drils
next
May.
These
will
be
the
first
giant
drills
to
be
operated
in
the
north
country.
VancouverMan
Buys
Usk
Mine
Carrying
Copptr
With
Silver
-Gold
To
Cover
Mining
Cost
in
this
district,
making
a
thorough
examination
of
pnieet
and
states
that
the
aurface
showings
on
this
group
are
excellent.
very
favorably
on
it.
as
did
also
Dr.
Hanson
"I
!le
Dominion
Cov-
ment
of
the
property.
flttANTKI)
DIVOKCK
Mr.
Forest
has
already
done
splendid
development
work
which
I
SYDNKY.
N.
S.
W..
Oct.
2G.
shows
a
large
body
of
ore
carry-i
Captain
Kingsford
Smith
was
to-Ing
five
to
seven
por
cent
copper
!
day
granted
a
divorce
from
his
with
sufficient
gold
and
silver
wife
on
grounds
of
desertion,
to
cover
mining
costs.
'
J.
D.
Oallowny,
provincial
mineralogist,
examined
this
property
a
few
years
ago
and
reported
PRICE
OK
WIIGAT
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
26.
The
price
of
wheat
today
was
$1.10'h.
George
V.
Nickerson
Is
A
Possib'e
Candidate
Far
The
Liberal
Party
"H
some
of
my
friends
wanted
me
to
run
and
the
nomination
was
offered
to
me
in
open
convention,
I
would
take
it,"
stated
G.
W.
Nickerson
this
morning
when
asked
by
the
Daily
News
what
his
stand,
would
be
wore
he
offered
the
Liberal
nomination
at
the
forthcomingconventionto
select
a
candidate
in
this
riding
for
the
federal
field.
"I
would
not
fight
for
the
nominations
however,"
continued
Mr.
Nickerson"
nor
would
I
solicit
it.
If,
however,
they
think
I
am
the
man,
I
would
take
up
the
fight."
Mr.
Nickerson
stressed
his
view
that
he
believed
no
influence
should
be
brought
to
bear
prior
to
the
convention
on
any
of
the
delegates
to
support
any
particular
didate.
The
name
of
Mr.
Nickerson
has
been
much
heard
in
connection
with
possible
Liberal
candidates.
Many
mire
tho
independent
stand
he
has
taken
on
previous
occasions
on
matters
political.
REDUCTION
PLANTS
TO
CONTINUES
HERRING
USE
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Operators
Get
Relief
at
Request
of
Provincial
Government
VICTORIA.
Oct.
26.
The
federal
department
of
marine
and
fisheries,
at
the
request
of
the
provincial
government,
has
extended
the
season
for
the
operating
of
herring
reduction
plants
on
Barkley
Sound
on
the
West
:'oast
of
Vancouver
Island
to
the
end
of
the
year.
CAR
PLUNGED
INTO
SLOUGH
TERRACE,
Oct.
2G.-J.
F.
Tencr,
Vancouver
mining!
nrrrnTTAM
TA
engineer
has
this
week
completed
an
important
mining
donl
whereby
he
obtains
possesion
of
the
"Lucky
Jim"
.rtv.im
nf
r:iimK
from
Fred
Forest
of
Usk.
This
group
is
situnted
sixtqon
miles
from
Terrace
on
Klcanza
Creek,
nonr
Usk.
The
Federal
Mining
and
Smelting
Co.
held
this
property
under
bond
three
years
ago
but
dropped
it
following
their
decision
to
withdraw
from
Northern
B.
C.
Several
attempts
have
since
been
made
t"
bond
It,
but
until
now
have
notjernment
Geological
Survey,
auccedded.
i
The
rapid
completion
of
the
m-
hu.
uwni
.m
Hm
Terrace
to
Haselton
highway
.!.
-I
-
...
.,
,
.
.
,
,
will
grealiy
assist
in
me
m-'temr
uLLLl
Hull
IV
THE
PREMIERS
QUEBEC.
Oct.
26-
menta
are
being
mode
for
a
re
Mackenxie
King
n
his
arrival
from
Europe
tomorrow.
It
is
planned
to
stage
a
huge
demon
stration
on
the
arrival
of
the
Em-1
press
of
Scotland
aboard
which
j
tho
Premier,
Hon.
C.
A.
Dunning
and
Senator
Uandurand
are
?n
route
here.
x
DR.
HUGH
ECKENER
ABANDONS
FLIGHT
CONSERVATIVE
PARTY'S
AIMS
MONTREAL,
Oct.
26.
"What
are
the
aims
and
purposes
of
the
Conservative
party
t
The
alms
and
purposes
are
to
safeguard
our
institutions,
to
safeguard
and
develop
our
natural
resources
and
bring
to
our
people
happiness
and
prosperity,"
said
Hon.
It.
Ii.
Bennett,
Conservative
leader
at
a
banquet
tendered
in
his
honor
here
last
night
by
Conservatives.
WILLINSPECT
FISHERIES
HERE
OTTAWA.
Oct.
25--
W.
A.
Found,
deputy
minister
of
fish-
CRA1K,
Susk.,
Oct.
26.
Laird
eries.
leaves
today
for
Prince
Marshall
Macdcald,
23
and
23,,Ruiert
where
he
will
inspect
years
of
age
respectively,
both
conditions
and
then
continue
to
single,
sons
of
Mrs.
Saul
Macdon-j
Vancouver
'Island.
He
plans
to
aid
of
Crau,
were
drowned
when
'attend
the
meeting
of
the
com-their
car
Ml
the
rvvl
seven
miles
ir'
ler
the
Halibut
Treaty
east
of
'
here
and
plunged
to
a
-u
4uie.
slough.
The
bodies
were
recovered
today.
INCREASE
IN
GRAIN
MOVEMENT
TO
PORT
There
is
an
increase
in
grain
ladings
on
the
prairies
for
Prince
lrt
according
to
information
received
from
the
local
railway
offices
this
imornin
By
'next
Arrange-
week
Jt
j,
poapjblc
that
the
move-
ment
to
the
port
nay
gain
some
ception
to
be
tendered
to
Premier,
proportions.
Five
or
six
carloads
of
wheat
are
expected
to
arrive
here
this
afternoon,
the
first
in
the
last
two
or
three
days.
RECORD
FLIGHT
ACROSS
STATES
MANSFIELD.
Los
Angeles,
Oct.
26.
The
Monoplane
Yankee
LAKEHURST,
Oct.
26.
Dr.
Doodle
with
Capt.
B.
C.
Collier
at
Hugo
Eckener,
commander
of
thelthe
controls
and
Harry
Tucker,
Graf
Zeppelin,
today
abandoned
j
owner,
as
passenger,
landed
here
plans
for
a
flight
to
the
middle
yesterday
afternoon
from
New
west
before
returning
to
Germany.
.
York,
making
the
transcontinental
Unfavorable
weather
was
respon-
non-stop
record
of
21
hours
65
sible
for
the
decision
minutes.