CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
E.,i-;on
resds
the
ClUMlflod
Ads.
U
tou
lo,
sdvertu
for
It.
II
5
,u
find,
locst
the
owner,
Wi
iicvi'f
ed,
advertise
lor
It
(iF.T
"I
i
IIWIIT.
tit.
OA
iylu'lUllU
whleh
Mr.
Amour'i
company
is
ARE
QUASHED1
l
iquor
Returned
When
i
i(ne
Pail
to
Appear
j
Nov.
3.
What
ia
-i
echo
of
the
aboli-r
spotters
by
Attor-
I'ooley.
was
heard
;
prepared
to
take
fifty
per
eent.
i
the
citiaeas
of
Prince
Rupert
to
provide
the
retaaiader.
Mr.
Armour
said
if
the
people
wsflfsd
it
and
ft
couM
be
shown
to
be
profitable
his
company
would
undertake
it
alone
but
they
would
have
to
be
shown.
He
thought
if
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
wanted
a
boat
aa
they
had
often
aaid
they
did,
they
should
be
willing
to
help
back
the
venture.
On
motion
of
Alderman
Collart.
ecomied
by
T.
Andrew,
the
que
irt
yesterday
when
,
ton
was
referred
to
a
special
com-
u
I
lowed
in
three
,
mittee
to
be
appointed
by
the
-
conviction
under
president.
An
through
evidence
-tl
pigeons,
tor
the
Crown
failed
In
n
the
appeal
came
i.
i
Neabitt
of
Nelson
'
1
hoice
than
to
grant
i
i.i'ul.
acting
for
the
1
witnesses
failed
to
"I
to
the
Attorney
In.
rtion.
Mr.
Potttey
'
thi'
witneaaea
would
mtinjr
to
WOO;
eon-i
.of
and
liquor
per-"!.rMl
to
be
returned
i
Irdny.
(
M.
Schmidt
hniidt,
.
all
of
Silver-
RAIN
STORES
NORTH
ONTARIO
COBALT.
Nov.
3.
Unprecedented
rain
caused
louses,
to
many
Mttlera
in
Northern
Ontario
mat
may
total
more
than
a
mIMion
dollars.
With
hundreds
of
settlers
facing
privation
after
complete
loss
of
crops,
organised
relief
work
is
being
planned
in
feafvnintr
Ntf'
1
1
fill
H
alonir
Temiaham-
ing
and
Northern
Ontario
railroad
und
in
Algoma.
nil.
RUSSIAN
MISSIONARY
Simmer
Report
.Making
.Slow
.
I'rtaxro
Again.t
the
Gale
!
(,rt'n
TJ
ic
?
rinc
KuJ"
U
,
lalkwinrf
umuuaiiy
i
icaing
up
now
CONDITIONS
IMPROVED
Terrirk
Seas
and
Head
Wind
Re-IMrted
Five
lluirml
Miles
off
Shore
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
3.
The
itortn
reported
off
the
Oregon
oast
had
not
reached
Victoria
r
Vancouver
this
morning.
The
weather
along
the
lower
mainland
coast
and
at
Victoria
continues
mild
with
no
wind.
Some
ahipn
for
Vancouver
report
exoeediagiy
rough
weather
at
sea.
The
master
of
the
motorship
Victoria
wirelessed
that
he
was
a
thousand
miles
from
Vancouver
and
having
a
hard
time,
making
low
progress.
The
Japanese
steamer
Tai
Fu
Maru,
500
miles
out
last
night
reported
she
had
made
but
140
miles
in
the
preceding
34
hours
dut
to
terrific
seas
and
head
winds.
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Nov.
3.
Storm
conditions
on
the
Pacific
sooth
of
Eureka
were
improved
today
although
the
low
pressure
area
westward
from
Oregon
and
Washington
coasts
was
threatening
vessels
on
the
northern
transpacific
routes.
FIRE
ABOARD
THE
RANGER
i
RUENOS
AVIIES.
Nov.
a.
!
Steamer
Canadian
Ranger
from
Mhiehbs'
Ayres
for
Montreal
was
heading
for
Santon,
Uracil,
today
I
after
her
crew
had
successfully
fought
fire
in
her
hold.
Considerable
damage
was
done
to
the
cargo
by
water.
AUSTRIAN
PREMIER
RESIGNS
!
VIENNA.
Nov.
3.
Viatllla
Kratianu,
premier,
resigned
to-
There
are
over
five
hundred
carloads
of
grain
on
the
lines
of
be
Canadian
National
Railways
today
bound
for
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Rupert
elevator.
This
morning
there
were
reported
to
lw
225
cars
on
the
division
west
of
Jasper
Park
bound
and
about
345
east
of
that
point
coming
this
way.
The
first
fall
grain
train
of
the
on
of
20
cars
is
due
tonight.
OTTAWA
MAN
DIBS
OTTAWA.
Nov.
George
Henry
Millen,
president
of
the
E.
I).
tiddy
Co.,
died
at
Hull
thit
lorning
aged
90.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia'
Newspaper
A
NEW
KIND
OF
DIAMOND
KL
SH"
ViLUilals
stjiicd
:.
"HiflmnntH
ruth
on
the
outftkirtft
tit
Pnllf
P
urtn
rkav
Aim-.-.A
u
r
"
-
lufjwivfjm
i
nil
where
in
the
charred
fragments
of
William
C.
(Wild
Dill)
Hapson'l
wrecked
airmail
plane
wove
than
three-score
valuable
diamonds
worth
approximately,
$50,000.
STORMS
RAfiE"
OVER
FIVE
"
MEXPLOSION
ON
PACIFIC
HUNDRED
CARS
OF
GASOLINE
ENDS
FATALLY
Woman
Cleaning
Rifle
in
Kitchen
Burned
lo
Death
and
Husband
Injured
JUNEAU,
Nov.
3.-Mrs.
Harriet
Conn,
28
years
of
age,
wwa
burned
to
death
i.ere
Friday
and
her
husband
John,
baadly
burned
when
be
rushed
to
her
assistance
when
their
home
was
destroyed
by
fire.
So
far
as
is
known
the
lady
was
alone
in
trie
kitchen
cleaning
a
!
rifle
with
gasoline.
An
explosion
brought
her
husband
rushing
from
another
part
of
the
house.
The
woman
h
a
slater
of
Mrs.
W.
Elbert
Day,
evangelist
of
Everett.
Mountains
of
Poles
Stacked
at
Cedarvale
Where
Hanson
Interests
Steadily
Expanding
The
spectacle
of
mountains
of
poles
stacked
just
now
in
the
assembly
yards
of
the
Hanson
Lumber
&
Timber
Co.
at
Cedarvale
is
an
impressive
sight
even
to
those
familiar
with
forest
production
on
a
large
scale.
When
the
company
took
over
eleven
acros
of
land
for
storage
of
poles
they
considered
ample
provision
had
been
made
for
future
expansion
but
the
yards
are
now
filled
to
capacity
and
a
steady
stream
of
material
is
still
floating
down
the
Skeena
River
which
will
necessitate
more
acreage
to
accommodate
the
polos'
from
the
upper
reaches
of
the
k
t
b
QAn
Skeena
end
Kispiox
Rivers.
.
,
.,
,
When
the
big
Bell
Lake
opera-
are
Lbuy
ftf
tions
at
Hsielton
commence
the
!
ra,r1k't
whJh
,B
iC0Untly
"
business
of
the
compaoy
will
be
I
pand,n,-
Shipments
amount
to
of
great
magnitude
and
further
,MVeral
crloda
provision
will
have
to
be
made
toi
At
various
points
along
the
river
accommodate
It.
At
the
present
new
camps
are
being
constructed
time
there
are
forty
men
employed,
and
in
a
few
weeks
the
prodactien
In
the
CedarvRle
yards
and
they
of
poles
for
the
1929
drive
will
be
re
working
long
hours
to
handle
'under
full
headway.
furnishing
the
delivery
of
poles
from
the
var-j
profitable
employment
for
scores
ious
crews
up
the
river.
Many,
of
men
in
the
central
interior
dis-lioii-e-
.is
well
'nkc
nii;:n.js
tii
-
(liM'
iirh-l.-v
LAKGE
CABARET
Special
Dinner
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
nl(ht
Irom
0
to
12.
Dance
Hall
tor
Hire
Accommodations
for
Private
Parties
Phone
437
"
"
f'tA
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
SATUR
DAY.
NOVEMBER
3.
1928.
om
r.
-
'
-.
-
-
a
mvjii
I
1
1
L
1
makes
Proposal
Is
Made
To
Outfit
and
Operate
a
Vessel
Out
of
Rupert
J'rui
Kuport
Salvage
and
Towing
Co.
Ltd.
Offers
to
Pro
v
ide
half
the
cost
if
Citizens
do
the
Rest.
uj
usal
was
made
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Hoard
of
t
its
regulur
meeting
last
night
hy
Paul
Armour
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
and
Towing
Com-iut
a
boat
in
the
freight
and
passenger
service
port
provided
proper
support
is
given.
The
unite
suggestion
was
that
the
Salvage
Quem
converted
into
a
passenger
boat
able
to
carry
:
M-rh
as
well
as
freight.
She
is
186
feet
long
with
tuam.
This
was
the
plan
recommended
by
-
Captain
Barney
Johnson.
It
wouiu
I
cost
approximately
1100,000
to
re-MlIIfTIAMP
i
model
and
outfit
the
vessel
of
DOiv
MUNICIPAL
ELECTIONS
j
Women
Figure
Largely
In
London
Elections
One
Hundred
and
Eighty
Secure
Scats
on
liorough
CouncilOne
Uorough
Captured
by
Labor
with
narrow
Majority
LONDON,
Nov.
3.
Final
results
in
the
Loudon
Municipal
elections
show
that
out
of
28
boroughs
the
Municipay
Reformers
retain
a
majority
of
18
of
the
council.
Labor
controls
8,
Progressives
one
and
there
is
a
tie
between
Labor
and
Anti-Labor
groups
in
one
borough.
The
gains
and
losses
compared
with
the
last
municipal
elections
shows
that
the
Municipal
reformers
gain
six
and
lose
101.
Labor
gains
Do
and
loses
18.
Progressives
gain
33
and
lose
1G.
independents
gain
one
and
lose
one.
Late
returns
from
London
bor-
oughs
brought
great
surprises.
Although
Labor
made
a
series
of
inuY.iduaf
gains,
Finsbury
was
the
only
borough
to
change
from
the
control
of
other
than
Labor
to
Labor
control.
Labor
won
by
narrw
majority
on
the
Finsbury
council.
The
London
boroughs
elected
.taw
,180
.woman
yroisn
candidates
raiKuaates
out
out
of
of
CHAMBERLAINS
ARE
GUESTS
OF
CANADA
OTTAWA
a
,
tbttr-af
5l
Wrio
stood
forijTfteK'wnowo
...
hing
.
of
-l'ro-
I
Bermondse,
elected
15
women
i
poMl
fo,r
V3"
to
and
Kensington
13.
,
Labrador
Most
of
the
Libo.
gains
in
the
.
,
nr,,,,
TTAWA,
Nov.
v,
3.-Sir
!
Austen
province
toUIlinr
111.
were
made
at
the
expense
of
the
Con-
ftetrvr.tiva
nartv
rnnoAPVitlviM
American
Akutan,
27.800
pen
wis,
CARD
OF
THANKS
AUin
Fisheries,
13.5c
and
6e.
llene.
90.000
pounds.
Royal
Pish
Co.,
13.6c
and
6c.
Doric,
19,000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co..
13.9c
and
He.
Nordby.
21,000
pounds,
Booth
Fisheries,
14.1c
and
6c.
Rolinda,
14,000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.,
11.2u
and
6c.
Canadian
Ringleader,
3,500
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
ft
Cold
Storage
Co.,
14.9c
and
9c.
YUKON
RIVER
FROZE
OVER
YESTERDAY
MORN
DAWSON.
Nov.
3.
-The
Yukon
River
froxe
ovar
at
a.ra.
yesterday
throughoutfltikiUre
Jeiurlh
of
two
thousand
mm
.
Vvlnte.
has
set
in
everywhere
iu
the
far
north.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Scott
and
i-
i
ana
lsqv
UBamixr
lain
are
'to
be
gueata
of
the
Gov-
lost
65
.eats
in
the
province,
"f"
of
Canada
during
their
while
Liberals
gained
16.
j
.HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
TODAY
104,500
LBS.
American
Fih
.Receives
.up
lUc
and
Cc
and
Canadian.
UJc
and
8c
to
Halibut
arrivals
here
today
total
104,500
pounds.
The
best
price
of
the
day
was
11.9
and
8c
which
the
single
Canadian
boat
offering
received.
Five
American
vessels
received
13.5c
and
6c
to
14.3c
and
8c
for
a
total
of
101,000
pounds.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
iu
ww
nwti.
nn
aanounee-ment
to
this
effect
was
made
last
night
by
Premie
Xing
at
the
conclusion
of
a
lengthy
sitting
of
the
cabinet
council.
The
Chamberlains
are
to
arrive
here
on
November
10.
No
appointments
wore
made
at
Friday's
sitting,
the
Premier
said.
Further
sittings
are
being
bold
today.
When
questioned
respecting
the
suggestion
emanating
from
-fit.
John.
Newfoandland.
that
Canada
might
purchase
Labrador
from
Newfoundland,
Premier
said
"I
do
not
know
anything
about
it."
ORANGE
LADIES'
BAZAAR
TODAY
Annual
Function
'
Taking
Place
This
Afternoon
in
St.
Andrew's
Rooms
The
annual
baaaar
of
the
Ladies'
Orange
Benevolent
Association
is
being
held
this
afternoon
in
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
rooms.
The
general
convener
is
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox
snd
Mrs
J..G.
Vier-
leck
is
receiving
the
guests.
Other
ladies
in
charge
are
as
follows:
Sewing
Miss
Durrafi
and
Mrs.
Urewerton
.
Ueene
CookingMrs.
Geddes.
,
Mia.
Guyan
and
Mrs.
Rod
Morrison.
Tea
Room.
Mrs.
V.
Houston,
Mrs.
Mrs.
Moore.
Mra.
Mahaffey,
Mrs.
Shaw,
Mrs.
Moorehouse,
and
Mrs.
Fowler.
Raffles
Mrs.
Went.
Mrs.
Sam
Currie
and
Mrs.
J.
II.
Smith.
Cashier-Mrs.
McItobMc
DETROIT
BARBER
WAS
ROBBER
OF
TRAIN
TORONTO,
Nov.
3.
Everett
family
desire
to
thank
their
,
McKibben
a
young
Detroit
barber
friends
for
the
many
kindnesses
was
found
iruilty
by
an
assise
shown
their
father,
the
late
J.
W.
court
jury
on
two
charges
of
rob-Scott.
during
his
long
illness,
and
,
bery
in
connection
with
$800,000
for
the
many
messages
of
aym-1
mail
car
robbery
at
the
Union
Sta-P
th-
revived.
1
(ion
hen'
on
June
19
last.
t;