n
MFjEDHABlT
Everyone
reads
the
Classified
Adi.
If
you
lose,
advert
Ue
for
it.
If
you
find,
locate
tho
owner.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
tor
It
fit."
TIIL'
ft
A
aslL'Ifti
i
rtwi
('f,.-
Vol.
XVIII..
No.
226.
EARL
VICTORIA
BRINGS
MILLION
GOLD
NOME,
Alaska,
Sept.
2C
With
n
ii
ii...ii
half
a
million
dollars
i.i
,'otil
bullion
and
a
heavy
cargo
i
t
reindeer
meat
and
eighty
pas-.
,.,;,!!
the
steamer
Victoria
sail-id
for
Seattle
yesterday.
200
HOUSES
AND
SHOPS
IN
ii
HANKOW
BURN
HANKOW,
Chinn,
Sept.
28.
It
feared
today
that
many
persons
e
dead
us
a
result
of
a
fire
hi'
'h
started
in
a
gambling
dsn
the
native
city.
Two
thousand
1
ues
and
shops
were
burned,
t'ie
lijdit
woodfn
structure
lend-
n-
themselves
to
the
spread
of
the
flames.
"fa
"'"fa
-i
Godfrey's
Plane
Struck
Shallow
Part
Of
River
And
Pontoons
Broke
off
PEACE
MVER,
September
20.
Lieut.
Mavdesley:
in
the
rescue
plane
yesterday
visited
Commander
Godfrey
and
Sergeant
Graham
near
Carcajou
200
miles
down
the
Peace
Iiivcr.
He
reported
the
two
as
busy
salvaging
,
tar
.-i
:ipiane
engine.
j
Flight
Commander
Gordon
and
Wing
Commander,
Hreadner
would
say
nothing
for
publication
before
leaving
by
train
for
Edmonton
last
night
beyond
repeating!
that
dense
smoke
caused
tho
flyers
to
come
down
on
the'
river.
Unfortunately
a
shallow
spot
was
struck,
the
pon-(
nor
breaking
off
and
the
plane
sliding
into
deep
water.
'
ALL
RETURNED
ACCLAMATION
rolnile
Cabinet
Im
Now
Legally
Constituted
to
Cnrrvuin.
Bus!
"
new.
VK
TO
III
A.
Sept.
26.
All
the
pi'm
rs
of
the
Tolmle
cabinet
w.
;c
i
t
-elected
yesterday
by
ac-
I.
million
in
the
elections
made
im
i
-;iry
by
the
acceptance
of
n:t
t
positions
by
those
mentis
is
of
the
Legislature.
The
ac-i
I
itiriiion
were:
Vii-ria
S.
F.
Tolmie,
profiler
mill
minister
of
railways.
i
Ini.t
Ilinchcliffe.
minister
of
id
i
.ition.
llMjuimall
R.
H.
Pooley,
at-iiM
iMMieral.
In
Li
wack
W.
Atkinson,
rala-i
'
r
ot
agriculture.
Vim
ouvcr
W.
C.
Shelly,
mln-i
.h
r
of
finance.
P.
.
hnu.nd
Point
Grey
8.
L.
J
T
i'.
provincial
secretary.
I
H
A
lIll'
V
II.
S.
Lougheed,
minister
of
public
works.
.(;.
I.
Maitlnnd
and
R.
V.
I
:
in
ii
did
not
need
re-election
:
thiir
services
are
Riven
without
remuneration
except
for
the
s
sional
indemnity.
Tin-
speaker
and
deputy
spoak-ir
.in
chosen
by
the
legislature.
4.
Jt.
GROUSE
WORRY
HKS1
DENTS
OF
WESTVIEW
While
certain
local
real-
'
dents,
particularly
those
in
Wetviv
complain
of
the
!
Halibul
prices
were
again
high
at
the
local
Fish
Hxchanire
this
TISM
C
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
26.
Brit
ish
Columbia
yesterday
sold
bonds
to
a
Canadian
and
United
States
syndicate
to
the
amount
of
000,000
at
the
rate
of
4.91
per
cent.
The
syndicate
Includes
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce,
Dominion
Securities,
Wood
Gundy
&
Co.,
A.
E.
Ames
&
Co.,
and
it
is
understood
that
a
New
Y'ork
house
is
also
interested.
It
was
the
first
sale
in
some
years
which
did
not
call
for
public
tender.
The
plan
was
adopted
due
to
the
choatic
condition
of
the
bond
market.
Four
millions
were
sold
to
refund
maturing
treasury
certificates
and
two
mil-
morning
though
not
quite
as
high
Hons
to
refund
short
term
P.G.K
us
yesterday.
Five
American
ves-
uimemnj
oi
.v
.
uuuua.
sels
sold
13'J,nOO
pounds
at
from
15.1c
und
7c
to
18.0c
and
8c
while
four
Canadian
vessels
received
from
11.6c
nnd
7c
to
17.Cc
nnd
7c
for
17,600
pounds.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
fol
lows:
American
Pioneer,
48.000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.,
15.1c
and
7c.
Sunset,
SO.000
pounds,
Atlin
Fisheries,
17.7c
nnd
7.
Excel,
10.000
pounds.
Royal
Fish
Co.,
17.5c
nnd
7c.
Doric,
39,000
pounds,
Booth
Fisheries,
17.8
-and
7c.
Canadian
Helen,
3.006
po'unds,
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.',
17.2c
and
7c.
Emblem
I.
8,000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.
14.Cc
and
7c.
"II.
nnd
R.,
1.000
pounds,
Atlin
Fisheries.
17.1c
and
7c.
Joe
Baker,
5.G00
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.,
17.6c
nnd
7c.
ALL-CANADIAN
HIGHWAY
ASKED
Cood
Roads
Covenllon
Unanimous
in
Asking
Federal
Govern
mcnt
for
it
REG
IN
A.
Sept.
26.
At
the
Canadian
good
roads
convention
yesterday
there
was
a
unanimous
call
from
all
representatives
addressed
to
the
dominion
govern
ment
for
a
trans-Canada
highway.
Prince
Odward
Island
joined
with
British
Columbia
in
expressing
hc
view
that
what
Canada
needed
at
this
stage
of
development
was
a
main
highway
from
ocean
to
ocean
nnd
before
the
conference
concludes
it
is
expected
a
resolution
will
be
presented
in
regard
to
the
matter.
Wo
specialize
In
Finger
Waving,
S&ilp
Treatment
and
all
fHce
massage.
Make
your
appointment
by
phoning
SOL
MEXICO
CITY.
Sept.
26.
Emilio
Portes
Gil
was
elected
provisional
president
of
Mexico
at
a
joint
session
of
the
Senate
and
Chamber
of
Deputies
last
night.
He
will
take
office
December
1.
'
Congress
has
ordered
a
popular
presidential
election
'
to
be
held
the
third
Sunday
in
November
of
aext
year.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
SEPTEMBER
26,
1928
ROME,
Sept.
26.
Premier
Mus-i
.
GIVING
DINNER
PREMIER
KING
solini
announces
that
the
present!
Italian
Chamber
will
be,
relieved
LONDON,
Sept.
26.
Premier
of
its
duties
before
December,
'
Baldwin
and
the
whole
cabinet
that
Fascisti
candidates
will
be
are
Invited
to
a
dinner
to
be
ten-presented
for
election
which
will
dered
to
Premier
Mackenzie
King
take
place
March
24
and
the
new
of
Canada
by
the
Canadian
Club
chamber
will
be
inaugurated
April
here
on
October
10.
This
will
be
21.
The
premier
will
also
define
Mr.
King's
only
speaking
engage-
me
exact
duties
of
the
new
charo-
ment
in
England,
ber.
i
Pro-British
Resolutions
Passed
School
Trustees
Connection
With
Books
'
ister
of
education
to
investigate
the
whole
matter
of
pro
curing
suitable
text
books
compiled
by
Canadian
professors
and
teachore.
Tho
resolution
was
introduced
by
North
Vancouver.
A
resolution
submitted
by
IJurnaby
requesting
the
department
to
compPo
educational
tests
along
British
and
Canadian
lines
jmtoad
of
using
forms
compiled
in
the
United
States
also,
passed.
United
Statos
forms
of
spelling
in
British
Columbia
school
readers
wore
severely
criticised
and
the
minister
of
education
was
petitioned
to
have
such
publications
withdrawn.
ELKS'
ADD
BRIDGE
TO
WHIST
SERIES
Will
Start
Tournaments
Next
Monday
and
Divide
'
Season
into
Two
Parts
Meeting
a
request
that
had
been
made
from
various
quarters,
the
1
Boston
Grill
LA
It
(IE
CABARET
Special
Dinner
Thursday
and
Saturdays
Dancing
eyrry
Katnrilnjr
night
from
9
to
12.
Dance
lull
for
Hire.
Accomodation
for
Prlvae
Parties
Pbont
4S7
Price
Five
Cents
GODFREY'S
PLANE
WRECKED
ON
RIVER
SHALLOWS
-pmratlont
of
deer
fn
their
gardens,
others,
closer
in.
report
that
grouse
are
becom-
ing
no
less
a
nuisance
and
are
doing
considerable
damage.
One
local
man,
on
looking
out
first
thing
this
morning,
is
reported
to
have
seen
no
less
than
twenty
grouse
in
his
garden.
It
was
all
he
could
do
to
re-
frain
from
using
'the
shot-
gun
on
them.
Whether
or
not
Kaien
Is-
land
should
continue
to
be
a
game
preserve
is
becoming
a
question
upon
which
there
is
considerable
difference
of
opinion.
PRICES
FOR
HALIBUT
STILL
AT
HIGH
LEVEL
American
Vessels
Receive
up
to
18.'Jc
nnd
8c
today,
Canadians
getting
as
high
as
17.6c
and
7c
to
WORLD'S
LARGEST
AIRSHIPS
ViW
t'NDKIt
ruN.-fR!
'.
TION
IN
MOTHERLAND:
The
British
government
is
building
two
dirigible,
one
for
u
tvih
Mv
rvi.-e
to
Auun.li.-.
.-.ml
th
nk.
ply
between
London
and
New
York.
The
1,
inure
shows
a
view
of
the
i.ur
iU
of
tk.
passenger
saloon
of
one
of
the
airships
and
part
ot
the
main
promenade
deck,
looking
forward
Irom
the
port
aide.
!
SIX
MILLION
'"NEW
PRESIDENT
ITALIANS
MS.
'
SECURITIES
I
MEXICO
CHOSENj
ELECT
CHAMBER
DISPOSED
OF
British
Columbia
Bonds
Sold
Through
Big
Syndicate
at
Rate
or
-1.91
per
Cent
Will
Act
For
Year
Until
Popular,
Dissolution
to
Take.
Place.
Jus
Election
Takes
Place
Prior
to
Christmas
Holidays
Hypnotic
hfluence
On
Prisoner
j
Charged
In
Exartirg
Confession
I
An
Murder
Case
Now
Proceeding
i
EDMONTON,
September
26.
There
wag
a
decidd
change
in
the
complexion
of
the
Booher
murder
triaf
v.ii-n
Chief
Justice
Simmons
ruled
out
of
evidence
the
confession
secured
from
Vernon
Booher
after
he
had
been
confronted
by
a
gun
which
Dr.
Langster,
the
Vienna
criminologist
had
discovered
on
a
far.-s
near
Manvil'c
and
with
which
the
prisoner
is
alleged
to
have
slain
his
mother,
brother
and
two
hired
men.
The
presiding
judge
thought
the
onus
was
upon
the
crown
to
prove
that
Booher
was
not
under
hypnotic
influence
as
was
claimed
by
the
defense
at
the
time
the
confession
was
given
MANAGER
SKEENA'
SALMON
SEASON
CANNERIES
DIES!
NEARING
CLOSE
Joseph
Edward
Lord
of
North
Pacific
and
U.
A.
Is
Victim
of
Pleurisy
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
eph
Edward
Lord,
45
lag.
26.
Jos-years
of
'pine
flnrf
HrlMRh
Amprlfun
pan
Packing
on
Mainland
Will
be
Closed
Down
by
Next
Week
Only
Island
Canneries
Still
JVttive
.
'
.
oepiemoer
zs
ami
in
tnc
uenirm
'neries
on
the
Skeena
River
died
division
outh
of
here
today
from
pleurisy.
All
net
fishing
on
the
Skeena
manager
of
the
North
Pa-!ana
Aaas
u,vera
WI"
clo8e
Low
Inlet
as
well
as
in
the
Bella
Coola
div
ision
such
fishing
will
close
on
October
5.
This
will
mark
the
final
closing
of
the
salmon
pack-ing
season
on
the
mainland.
Lowe
Inlet
cannery
is
now
Elks'
Iodge
decided
tost
night
tll.
.i.,..,
k,!-.
hased
at
Swan-
o
add
the
game
of
bridge
to
the
,av
and
onv
ttt
Queen
Char-
scries
of
whist
tournaments
that
i,,,..
the
lodge
will
hold
during
the
PENTICTON,
September
26-The
KG
School
Trut,
XZ'oXnlS.
tees
Association
here
unanimously
called
upon
the
min-
The
sason
win
be
divided
in
two
parts,
the
first
opening
next
Monday
and
closing
on
December
10
and
the
second
opening
on
January
7
and
closing
Murch
26.
In
addition
to
the
keekly
and
grand
prises,
there
will
be
a
substantial
distribution
of
prizes
at
the
end
of
each
of
the
two
periods.
RUN
OVER
BY
TRAIN
BUT
NOT
MUCH
HURT
ll!l!(
III'
LONDON,
SepL
26,To
be
run
over
by
a
train
and
yet
to
survive
On
amotion
from
Burnaby
tho
convention
also
called
l,ho
""'i
.!xPer,enc
f
,Dr:
upon
the
department
to
include
in
the
histories
Unight
nnrmonv..
and
one
of
thc
g4reatet
in
toe
public
and
high
schools
the
true
facts
of
military,
ivJnjr
critics.
lie
fell
beneath
the
aerial,
naval
and
economic
burdens
borne
by
the
several.
train,
lay
still
between
the
rails
aMied
and
central
European
nations
in
the
war.
until
the
train
passed
and
after-
1
wards
wns
rpmnvpil
In
a
hnADltal
The
convention
imisheu
today
ana
ueaueii
to
meet
With
a
broken
rib
and
loss
in
Nanaimo
next
year.
I
memory.
closed
and
Ilutedale
cannery
will
close
down
on
Friday
of
this
week.
Walker
Lake
and
Namu
canneries
are
still
open.
,
Claxton
and
Inverness
canneries
on
the
Skeena
and
Arrandale
on
the
Naaa
will
close
this
weekend.
In
Massett
Inlet,
the
Langara
and
Massett
Canners
canneries
are
still
operating
on
ehums
from
Dixon's
Entrance,
einlng
in
Nad-en
Harbor
will
be
re-opened
next
Sunday
night.
Seining,
is
still
closed
in
Massett
Inlet.
On
the
south
end
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
South
Bay,
lagoon
Bay
and
Lockeport
canneries
are
still
in
operatitn.
There
has
been
a
very
good
run
of
cbums
In
that
region.
The
fisheries
department
'
It
still
continuing
the
aerial
patrol,
CORRECTIONS
EXTRADITION
NORTHCOTTS
Papers
Have
to
go
Back
for
Er-rore
nnd
Omissions
to
be
Rectified
SACRAMENTO,
Sept.
26
Steps
tpward
thc
return
of
Gordon
Stew-
n4U,Wcr"id'
CBiiorn,Bl
to
amWer
to
murder
Indictments
in
connection
with
the
death
of
4
boys,
will
be
delayed
at
least
five
days
more
to
permit
tho
correction
of
technical
errors
and
omissions
In
the
extradition
documents.
It
is
declared
that
the
southern
authorities
ran
the
risk
of
losing
of,
their
case
if
Northcott
fought
against
his
return
to
California.