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T.
;
xvili.
NV
,
4.
o
ivy
ihe
Foundations
funds
was
adjourned
to
tomorrow
police
court
here.
i.
he
course
of
the
hearing
Robert
England,
secre-
easurer
of
the
foundation,
said
Wilson
had
been
summer
and
on
his
return
had
told
England
"he"'
t
u
woman
on
the
tram
out
of
Seattle
for
Chicago
y
had
taken
the
sixth
initiative
together."
There
v'ealed,
he
said,
that
he
was
the
incarnation
of
the
I
the
Egyptian
God
Osiris
and
she
was
the
mcar-,
of
the
spirit
of
the
goddess
Isus.
They
would
have
vim
would
be
the
incarnation
of
Horus
who
would
I'd
on
Valdez
Island
and
in
about
1975
this
son
was
une
a
great
teacher
and
leader
of
men.
URGES
ROAD
WORK
PROCEED
:r
t..
C.
II.
Orme
at
Interview
(Jovernment
-man
Theo.
uoiuin
mwi
nt
the
following
telegram
II
Orme
at
Victoria:
.i
Committee
appointed
by
ua'
energetic
prosecution
mipletion
of
the
Prince
Terrace
highway.
As
a
f
the
committee
with
W.
,.
r.
please
interview
the
i
of
public
works
and
press
in
In-fore
the
Government."
message
was
sent
on
in-
n
from
the
committee
.
.
i
yesterday.
This
com-i
..iiMsts
of
James
Thomp-
iv-e
Hill.
George
Nicker-II
Orme.
W.
K.
Fisher.
n
IVrey
Tinker
and
Theo.
luiirman).
m
ROBERT
LANSING
DIED
AT
WASHINGTON
IIINCTON.
Oct.
81.
Rob-
t
i
in,;,
former
secretary
of
nmlei
President
Wilson.
.
I
U
home
here.
;
r:
""""
rr1'
fzmSSt
(iCONOMY
IS
REASON'
FOR
FIRING
MACINNES
VICTORIA.
Oct.
31.
The
dis-
i
missal
of
W.
H.
Maclnnes
from
the
position
of
official
administrator
was
in
the
interest
of
ec-lonomy
and
efficiency,
stated
At
torney
General
Pooley
yesterday.
Mr.
Maclnnes'
work
had
cost
L
-
I
Ik.
Uklknml
I
nfr
friwiuw
NIC
ItCIHIITOIIIWUl
of
fll.000
a
year,
the
attorney
j
general
said.
A
new
apioint-
ment
will
be
made
later.
I
SHIPPING
SPRUCE
TO
OLD
COUNTRY
TWICE
MONTHLY
VIA
SEATTLE
The
small
Alaska
motor-
ship
freighter
Dorothea,
which
was
here
about
two
weeks
ago,
will
be
in
irt
again
tomorrow
to
load
from
the
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co.
some
66,000
feet
of
clear
spruce
which
will
be
taken
to
Seattle
and
thence
trans-
shipped
via
the
Panama
Can-
a
I
to
England.
From
now
on
the
Kig
Bay
Lumber
Co.
plans
to
make
bi-monthly
;
shipments
in
this
manner
on
t
1
i
Lw.
Itnrolhea.
I
inv
-"
.
1
-
v
....
I
a
dip
'
P
rf
Ill
0
4J
M
TO
4CLiiV
I
'
.
,',1
VANCbUVER,
Oct.
31.
The
conviction
and
sentence
to
two
years
imprisonment
by
Magistrate
McClymont
of
John
Viereck
for
theft
was
quashed
yesterday
wild
the
consent
of
Crown
Counsel
by
Mr.
Justice
I).
A.
Macdonald
in
the
supreme
court
on
the
grounds
that
the
Magistrate
had
never
received
his
appointment
as
juvenile
court
judge
for
Prince
Ruiiert,
as
which
he
tried
the
youth.
For
the
first
time
since
hi
re-1
tirement
from
the
position
of
attorney
general
A.
M.
Manson,
K.
;
C.
appeared
in
the
supreme
court'
as
counsel.
He
acted
for
Vierickj
with
A.C.
I)e"
Hrisay
for
the.
crown.
Another
big
increase
in
the
volume
of
grain
tnoving
toward
Prlnrc
Uunetl
from
the
prairie
is
reported
today
Offices
of
the
Alberta
Whet
Pool'-
Prince
Rupert
elevator
repor
ted
that
there
were
a
total
of
.lift
enr
load
of
whjat
bound
here.
146
went
of
Jasper
Park
and
22
East..
Eight
car
Ios
are
due
to
arrive
within
the
next
twnty-foW
hours.
SKWARi),
0.
!.
--Although
to
damage
ii
rcporied
two
distinct
earthquake
shocks
w?re
felt
here
Monday
night
At
i.35
and
9.1.
Halibut
Landings
for
Month
of
.
X
Vi.
-
-w,
v-e
November
Are
Away
Up
Over
Same
Month
Last
Year
At
This
Port
Halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
month
of
October
show
a
big
increase
over
total
fares
landed
here
in
the
same
month
last
year.
This
month's
total
is
3,570,700
pounds
including
both
American
and
Canadian
fish
as
compared
with
a
"total
of
2,710,000
pounds
for
the
same
month
in
1927.
Provincial
Game
Board
Is
Dismissed
by
Pooley
Under
Reorganization
VICTORIA,
Oct.
31.
Under
reorganization
plans
for
the
game
department,
Attorney
General
Pooley
said
today,
M.
li.
Jackosn,
chairman
of
the
Board,
his
secretary,
F.
R.
Ilutler
and
eight
other
members
of
tho
board
who
recoive
travelling
expenses
and
allowances
will
be
dismissed.
The
eight
members
affected
are
J.
A.
Buckham,
of
Golden;
T.
B.
Booth
of
Nanaimo;
J.
Murray
of
Vander-hoof
;
Dr.
P.
G.
McSweenoy
of
New
Westminster,
Major
Alan
Brookes
of
Okanagan
Landing;
C.
E.
Whitney
.Griffiths
of
Metchosin;
W.
Harrison
of
Pritchard
and
H.
F.
Kergin
of
Alice
Arm.
The
dismissals
come
under
the
reorganization
plan
by
which
the
province
will
be
divided
into,
three
game
districts
under
a
chief
game
warden
and
three
deputies
for
the
divisions
in
charge
of
wardens.
The
plans
are
being
drafted
now
but
will
bo
oporating
by
the
next
hunting
season,
Mr.
Pooley
said.
He
said
he
had
tho
greatest
admiration
for
Mr.
Jackson
but
believed
the
position
called
for
an
experiencedportsm'an.
FUNERAL
NOTICE
The
funeral
of
Douglas
Gordon
Stewart
will
take
place
from
the
family
residence,
400
Fourth
Avenue
West,
on
Thursday,
November
1,
nt
2.:i0
p.m.
CANADIAN;
MICA
Practically
all
of
the
mica
produced
in
Canada
la
of
the
amber
variety
(Phlogopite).
Mica
is
marketed
in
tho
rough-cobbed
state,
as
trimmed
sheet,
splittings,
scraps,
and
ground
mica.
Trimming
and
splitting
is
do:u
by
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Vlewspaper
PKINCE,
RUPERT,
B.
C,
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER
31,
1928
Boston
Grill
LWUiE
IMUAKET
Special
Dinner
Thursday
iind
Saturday
Daiiting
'evrrr
hattirdar
night
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
Accommodations
for
Private
Parties
rhone
4S7
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
0V7JVO4L
GAME
BOARD
ABOLISHED
BY
GOVERNMENT
Aquarian
Foundation
President
Declares
He
Is
Reincarnated
Osiris
.I
...I;
1
ll
1
I
III
iN
AIMO,
Oct.
31.
The
hearing
of
the
case
against'
it
Aloert
Wilson,
president
of
the
Acquarium
ution
on
charges
that
he
had
'misappropriated
$13,-
'MAGISTRATE
NO
MORE
GRAIN
JURISDICTION
IS
MOVING
John
Vicrkk
(iocs
Free
on
Application
of
A.
M.
Marihun,
K.C.
at
Vancouver
TO
RUPERT
BRITAIN'S
FRIMATE
II
S
("AKEWKLL
To
LAMBJ.I
II
I'M.ACE
Vfrlrfffat
HI
HITTHiH
mxfintm.
the
retiring
Archbishop
of
Canterbury-.
Is
here
seen
with
Mrs.
Davidson
receiving
the
guests
at
the
farewell
reception
to
clergy
an
I
per.-onul
friends
at
Lambeth
Palace.
CRIMPPUTIN
Dr.
Maclean
Nominated
!
MINIMUM
WAGE
B
Supreme
Court
of
C
anada
Decides
,
Flunkies
in
IgginK
Camps
'
j
N,,t
incJudwl
;
Unanimously
Chosen
at
Convention
held
There
last
night
!
cM.,vr
tup
rnniMvins
As
Candidate
for
Election
on
December
G.
CSk
I
hill
1IIU
VV.Ut
44
SU4xJ
Kitcher.
Assistant
is
Really
Dom
estic
and
Forty
Cent
Ruling
Does
Not
Apply
OTTAWA,
Oct.
SO
Tfce
supreme
court
of
Canada
yesterday
found
that
an
order
isued
by
the
Board
of
Adjustment
approved
under
the
Male
Minimum
Wage
Act
of
British
Columbia
on
September
29.
1926.
is
ultra
vires
and
invalid.
such
a
wide
scope
of
employees
should
not
be
included
is
one;
blanket
order.
The
case
came
before
the
supreme
court
of
appeal
by
the
In
ternational
Timber
Co.
in
con
4
(Continued
on
Page
Six)
NOTICE
t
4-
4
r.itinii
VICTORIA,
Oct.
31.
At
their
nominating
convention
last
night
the
Liberals
of
Victoria
chose
Dr.
J.
D.
MacLean,
former
Premier,
to
contest
the
federal
election
on
December
6
to
fill
the
vacant
ised
through
the
resignation
of
Hon.
S.
F.
Toliu'
:
al
months
ago.
The
nomination
was
unanimous.
Dr.
MacLean
said
that
he
was
feeling
bettor
than
he
had
for
some
time
and
wouldif
elected,
devote
his
whole
energy
to
representing
the
city
at
Ottawa,
laying
special
need
on
the
necessity
for
port
development.
Ti
C.
MiVVinlna
miinnm'nir
oriitnr
of
tno
Times,
ill
The
court
finds
that
the
Hord
.
.
n
,
,
,
nmnne
im(t
tho
m,ali.
had
misconceived
the
nature
and
,-
.y--rt
-
-
-
-
scope
of
iu
functions
in
making
fications
that
should
insure
his
election
and
make
him
this
particular
order
which
fixed
an
outstanding
figure
in
the
House
of
Commons.
the
minimum
wage
at
40c
an
n
hour
on
all
male
employees
of
the
lumber
industry
in
B.
C.
Argument
was
advanced
that
I
rrtCP-UrPPn
EtTll
RUSlQSllC
Over
Mineral
Prospects
o
f
District
East
of
P.
Rupert
"Watch
Northern
British
Columbia's
mineral
growth,"
declared
C.
Prince-Green,
commissioner
of
natural
re-
!
sources,
on
his
arrival
here
after
visiting
the
mining
sec-
t
bns
including
Terrace,
Hazoiton,
bmithers
and
lopiey.
Pursuant
to
the
Municipal
i
Mr.
Prince-Green
is
an
authority
on
mining
and
he
is
Elections
Act
all
persons
de-
,
enthusiastic
over
the
possibilities
of
the
whole
country
airing
u
be
ni
u
eagt
prince
RupeVt,
all
of
which
is
highly
mineral-t
inhere
over
one
hundred
mineral
properties
are
as
iioMwioiders
or
Holders
bein
worked
and
some
are
shipping
ore
vhlle
many
of
trade's
Licenses
rriust
reg-
--
'thers
will
le
mftkirtg
shipments
ister
their
names
with
the
'
,
the
near
future.
;
City
Clerk
during
the
month
i
GOLD
RECOVERED
.,r
FROM
nn,m
Amon
lhe
P"PWilw
visited
of
October
on
a
statutory
CAlDDAML'C
niCTDirTi1,y
JIr
I'rl,'e-(5ren,
WM
one
at
form
to
be
supplied
by
the
!
rAlhuAnhj
UljlKItl
!
Topley
which
was
discovered
by
t
Clerk.
j
Matthew
Sam.
an
Indian,
whose
Office
hourp
9
.m.
to
5
j
,...
.
..
Ilsim
assays
82
ounces
of
pure
p.m.
and
on
Saturday
9
a.m.
L0SnA
$800,000
In
'
gold
m
was
recovered!
6
)
i
,ilver
to
the
ton
to
18.80
p.m.
;
.
u
inxTira
from
the
creeks
in
the
Fairbanks
4.
"
Cltv
Clerk
'district
this
year
by
three
dredges
return
from
expenditures
am-
t
operated
by
the
Fairbanks
Ex-iounting
to
$15,000,000,
it
is
leaf.
first
ned
hen?
l