PAGE
SIS
DISSOLUTION
OF
!
CHAS.
EDGAR
FOUNDATION!
IS
DROWNED
Petition
to
Government
States
Continuation
not
in
Interest
of
Decency
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
30.
Application
was
made
today
by
way
of
a
petition
to
the
Lieut.
Gorernor
in
Council
for
the
dissolution
of
the
Acquarian
Foundation
at
Cedar,
near
Nanaimo.
The
petitioner
Maurice
von
Platen,
Rob-I)e
Lueeand
B.A.
Lucas,
governor
of
the
society,
state
"that
it
is
not
jn
the
internets
of
decency
that
the'
society
should
continue
to
exist."
Mr.
Lucas
states
that
the
establishment
by
Wilson
of
another
settlement
known
as
the
Man-dieth
settlement
and
the
promulgation
of
his
views
on
marriage
have
been
responsible
for
the
trouble.
CANADIAN
GETS
TEA
THIS
AFIERNOON
MRS.
WILKINSON'S
HOME
AID
OF
UNITED
CHURCH
Wilson.
The
helper
include
Mrs:t
T.
Ross,
Mrs.
T.
Silversides,
Mrs.
F.
Vickers,
Mrs.
Cornish,
Mrs.
George
Wilson
and
Mrs.
Santer-bane.
In
charge
of
home
cooking
are
Mrs.
J.
Irvine
and
Mrs.
Howard
Steen.
TODAY'S
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
31.
The
price
of
wheat
today
was
$1.20.
A
Bad
Case
of
Eczema
Are
you
reading
tha
weekly
Canadian
lettera,
t'HIn
torl;
cf
ufrrlnir
from
skin
dHajs
Md
how
relief
wa
effecldT
ltr
la
rrt
of
a
Utur
from
Mr.
B.
Olk.oB.
But
Ulfi.
MldUnd,
OnU
Wrlto
hor
If
you
di-olro.
"I
hid
a
rt
bad
oao
of
ocitma
on
mr
and
utL
olM
mIp.
Could
not
Sod
tnXhlo
to
alvo
roo
rollof.
mall
lottlo
o(
P,
U
Ono
p.
to
mo
ro
lor,
oo
mon
i
T
rrfl
.r.
Iwillo.
and
1
am
now
without
M.mloh."
...
,
Th
rroof
of
th
puddlnc
Is
I.
ill.
..Mna-
Whan
a,
Droicrlp.
lien
(or
akin
dlseaia
haa
letter
ct
andoraemont
from
tary
city
and
town
In
th
Do
minion,
suroly
It
la
anouKh
t
convince
tha
moat
aktpucai.
It.ll.f
from
llchlaar
tormeat
la
ImmodUto.
Try
ono
Sl.oo
bofUa
of
1.
L,
U.
today
on
tha
poiltlra
tnwtnt
And
P.
P.
p.
Boap.
too.
ZJ
loOon
lor
5Wn
Dlscoso
.
t,
Mcf
l
TCIIMIS.
WinXilNT.
OII.MES
LT1,
Member
of-Well
Known
LIsfrict
Family
Lost
His
Life
at
Alert
Hay
at
First
of
Week
Charles
Edgar,
well
known
in
this
district
where
he
was
born
25
years
ago,
lost
his
life
at
the
first
of
this
week
by
drowning
from
a
fish
boat
on
which
he
was
working
out
of
Alert
Cay.
William
Edgar,
member
of
the
staff
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
&
Towing
Co.,
a
brother,
was
notified
that
the
body
had
been
recovered
and
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
Victoria
where
the
funeral
will
be
held.
Deceased
lived
in
Prince
Rupert
for
several
ears,
having
been
'entlffo
wfth
fishin
boats
are
two
brothers
William
of
this
iirminnm
Hl,Hhl
nninr
PKIi
H
I
city
and
Dick,
who
is
on
the
coait
liiUilLiUl
1
lllUL)
and
two
sisters
Mrs.
Dan
Lid-
stone
and
Mrs.
Kilbreath
of
Vic-
Tot.-il
nf
281.500
Pounds
of
Hali-
toria.
The
whole
family
is
well
but
Sold
Today,
Most
of
it
Heing
American
The
lone
Canadian
boat
offering
its
catch
at
the
local
Fish
Exchange
this
morning
received
Mc
and
7c,
a
better
price
than
was
paid
twelve
American
ves-ses
which
were
in.
The
day's
sales
totalled
284,500
pounds,
all
but
9,000
pounds
being
American
halibut.
Sale
were
as
follows:
(American)
President,
14,000
pounds,
racl-,
flc
Fisheries,
12c
and
6c.
i
Explorer,
17,000
pounds,
andj
Senator,
13,000
pounds,
Booth;
Fisheries,
13.2c
and
6c.
j
Wizard,
42,000
pounds,
Oooth.
Fisheries,
12c
and
6c.
Eagle,
80,000
pounds,
Atlin!
Fisheries,
12.8c
and
6c.
Yakutat,
28,
000
pounds,
Atlin
Fisheries.
18c
and
Gc.
j
Thor,
25,000
pounds;
Grant,
23,000
pounds,
and
Chelsea,
30,-000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
12.7c
and
6c,
Ranter,
21,000
pounds,
Pacific
Fisheries,
12.9c
arid,
6c.
Albatross,
18,500
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
13.1c
and
6c.
I
van
hoe,
14,000
pounds,
PaclficJ
Fisheries,
12.4c
and
6c.
(Canadian)
Prosperity
A.,
9.000
pounds,
Royal
Fish
Co.,
14c
and
7c.
resident
in
the
city.
o
.
1F!
ZERO
TODAY
AT
DAWSON
The
Dominion
Government
Telegraphs
report
that
.there
is
zero
weather
today
at
Dawson,
an
Indication
that
the
rivers
of
the
Yukon
will
soon
be
frozen
and
water
transportation
for
the
season
cease.
Everywhere
throughout
nor-'thern
HC.
and
Yukon
territory
there
was
a
decided
drop
in
temperature
and
clear
skies
SQUIRES
PARTY
LEADING
WELL
Newfoundland
Election
Seems
to
lie
a
Complete
Turnover
ST.
JOHNS,
Nfld.,
Oct.
31.
The
opposition
party
led
by
Sir
Richard
Squires
has
elected
18
members
against
6
Government
supporters
with
16
seats
yet
to
report.
Squires
.himself
was
elected
in
Humber.
i
GRAF
ZEPPELIN
IS
!
FLYING
OVER
FRANCE
PARIS,
Oct.
31.
With
A
tea
Is
being
given
this
after-
j
900
miles
to
go
the
airship
noon
by
the
Ladies'
Aid
of
the
Graf
Zeppelin
reached
the
United
Church
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
,
French
coast
today
passing
G.
V,
Wilkinson,
Dunsmuir
St.
;
over
Nantes
at
6.43
p.m.
Assisting
Mrs.
Wilkinson
in
re!
There
Is'
stilh
900
rolles
to
telvlng
are.
Miss
El)iott
and
Mrs
KHkevsky.
Those
pouring
are
Mrs.'J.
H
Thompson
and
Mrs.
.
A.
be
covered
before
it
arrives,
.
at
Frederickshaven.
v
.......
.
..,
(M
MOREOREAT
DUNWELL
MINE
Itndiore
or
Electrical
Prospecting
j
Campaign
Shows
up
Further
Possibilities
on
Property
F.
F.
Clarge,
supervisor
for
the
Radiore
Company,
and
R.
C.
Kirkpatrick,
who
has
been
actually
in
charge
of
the
work,
together
with
their
party,
were
passengers
aboard
the
Catala
yesterday
proceeding
to
Vancou
ver
after
having
spent
the
past
few
weeks
conducting
an
elect
rical
prospecting
campaign
on
the
Dunwell
mine
at
Stewart.
Robert
M.
Stewart,
head
of
the
Dunwell,
Is
also
a
passenger
on
the
same
vessel
going
through
to
Victoria.
Mr.
Stewart
is
highly
pleased
with
the
remits
that
have
been
obtained
by
the
Radiore
examination.
Ore
bodies
to
the
south
and
north
are
Indicated
as
well
as
to
the
south
and
east
of
the
old
Dunwell
workings.
To
co-relate
these
results
with
the
known!
i
nil
.nn.....ii
geolOKICHi
I-Uiiumuiia,
u
iiiamuiiu
drilling
campaign
will
be
Inaugurated
next
spring.
umce.
"I
must
POLICE
COURT
FINES
LOWER
Crime
Collections
This
Month
About
Half
of
last
year
Ten
Months
Total
also
Lower.
podice
court
fines
for
the
month
of
October
ending
today
totalled
1
$277.50
according
to
announce
ment
made
this
morning
by
Sergeant
J.
D.
M.
Hannah.
Last
October
fines
amounted
to
$521.
Total
fine
collections
for
this
year
to
date
stand
at
$6,452
as
compared
with
$7,018
thus
collect
Uayview,
4,
5.
D.
C.
Silver,
1,25,
1.40.
Jig
Missouri;
07,
Gift.
Chicagoff
Nil,
70
Cork
Province,
25,
Nil.
Cotton
Belt,
50,
"65.
Duthie,
80,
g5.;'
'
'..
George
Copper;
.75,
4.50.
Georgia
Rlyr,
$3Vs,
34.
Golconda,
&Kj'i.
80.
Grandview,
56,
gOVj.
Independence",
'li,
12V4.
Indian,
5,
5H.
Inter.
Coal
&
CoV$
30,
40.
Kootney
Florente,
18,
19.
Kootney
Kfruj,
40;
11.
Lakeview,
21.
2
Vv.
'
v
Lucky
.Jim.
2K2Q.
...V,,
'MaimotMetal?;
S'4
Marmot
Riv
Gold,
8.
0.
Mohawk,
C,
GV.
Morten
Woolsey,
G74,
7.
National
Sliver,
12,
18.
Noble
Five,
JGV,
37.
Pend
Oreille,'
11.85,
12.00.(
Pioneer,
1.S0,
L95.
Planet,
Nil,
68.
Porter
Idaho,
CO,
08.
Premier,
2.2C,"
2.27.
Richmond,
Nil,
3V.
Rufus
Argenta,'
24,
24Vi.
Ruth
Hope,
CO,
Gl.
Silver
Crest,
74.
8.
Silverado,
GO,
65.
Silversmith,
10,
Nil.
Slocan
King,
6,
7.
Slocan
Rambler,
Nil,-
10.
Snowflake.
67.
08.
Sunlock,
2.25,
2.50.
Terminus,
12,
Nil.
Topley
Richfield,
48,
60.
Whitewater,
1.45,
1.60.
Woodbine,
13.
14.
t
Kastern
Stocks
Noranda,
52.00,
Nil.
Sherritt-Gorden,
7.00,
Nil.
Oils
Dalhousle,
1.50,
Nil.
Fabyon,
124,
Home.
2.20,
2.26.
YESTERDAY'S
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
.H.--Th
price
of
wheat
here
yesterday
was
quoted
at
$1
20'4.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
THE
RISING
GENERATION
Series
of
tatters
on
Live
Local
Subject
by
Lads
nnd
Lasses
of
High
School
PLEA
FOR
A
POSTMAN
By
Alice
K.
McCrea
The
other
day
when
trudging
jOnce"
or
"I
wonder
if
we
w)l
Into
town
to
the
Post
Office,
ear
from
Mary
today,''
are
paft
through'
rain
dayS'
prBram
f
Cnver
the
nnd
wind
a
l;,1
typical
Prince'
Rupert
day-I
8aT"'
Post
0fffce
,nfIuence8
our
could
not
help
but
think
what
a
I
lives
far
more
than
we
realize,
comfort
a
Postman
would
be.
u
brings
us
great
happiness,
and
Not
only
were
my
clothes
In
a
sometimes
great
sorrow
in
the
miserable
state
of
dampness
but
also
my
general
attitude
towards
the
world,
and
I
found
myself
guise
of
bills
and
tax
noticed.
It
tells
us
the
Important
news
that
cousin
Dill
is
going
to
buy
wishing
that
I
lived
anywhere
!a
new
cow
or
aunt
Mary
June
except
iri
Prince
Rupert.
ThisIs
KoinK
for
a
trip
to
Scotland,
nnat'iral
disgruntled
state
of
(Sometimes
it
extends
an
invitat
Ha
was
married
and
is
surv
ved
'
l""lu
lo",es
s
to
everyone
quite
:jon
tp
visit
80me
K00d
friends
and
and
the
town
is
in
frequently
as
besides
his
widow,
at
present
ny
stage
oi
growm,
i
child.
Hee
Endako,
by
a
young
was
a
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Louio
8,hould
take
every
precaution
to
iouraKe
people
from
leaving.
Edgar,
formerly
of
Vanarsdol
and
now
residing
in
Victoria.
There
has
Deen
said
trial
tne
major-
ity
of
people
live
pnly
to
sleep
and
work,
but
during
last
couple
of
generations
I
am
sure
that
they
have
added
one
more
item
to
their
accomplish
ing
W.
hnvlnc,
former!
v
been
1:
A
daily
trip
to
the
Post
write
that
letter
at
sometimes
informs
us
of
a
visit
from
eousin
Tom
Just
at
the
busiest
time
of
year
when
visitors
are
a
nuisance.
Since
the
mail
plays
sueh
a
eat,
vital
part
in
our
lives,
I
think
the
that
every
means
possible
to
ex
pedite
its
delivery
promptly
anil
Immediately
to
our
homes
would
make
life
a
little
more
pleasant
and
place
Prince
Rupert
a
notch
nearer
to
the
desired
position
of
a
city.
CRIMP
PUT
IN
MINIMUM
WAGE
(Cotlnued
from
Page
One)
nectlon
with
the
wages
of
a
man
named
Field
employed
as
kitchen
assistant,
whom
the
company
claimed
did
hot
come
under
the
Act
as
he
was
in
reality
a
domes
tie
servant.
He
was
employed
rtt
Campbell
River.
1
he
trial
judge
found
in
favor
of
the
comptny.
The
court
of
ap
peal
in
British
Columbia
reversed
;he
finding
and
the
supreme
court
i0v
eticiorses
the
decision
of
the
trial
judge.
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
3b.
The
:rT;,
z
:::
:
::v:
'"zr:
;
industry
in
uritish
coi
1927.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
iCourtr
of
8.
D.
yoroxon
Co.,
Ltd.!
The
following
quotation
were
bid
and
asked.
I
estimated
at
$800,000
by
the
decision
of
the
supreme
court
of
Canada
which
in
effect
finds
that
"flunkies"
in
logging
camps
do
not
come
within
the
provisions
jof
the
Minimum
Wage
Act.
j
New
Legislation
I
i
It
is
possible
that
new
legis
lation
may
be
introduced
In
the
provincial
Legislature
ImmediaU
ely
to
cover
what
appears
to
be
a
flaw
n
the
Male
Minimum
Wage
Act
of
Lt.
C,
J.
D.
Mo
Niven,
deputy
minister
of
labor.
stated
in
regard
to
the
judgment
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
that
the
act
is
ultra
vires
ai)l
invalid.
"It
seems
likely
that
the
new
Legislature
will
be
required
to
remedy
the
situation
I
but
until
we
get
something
more
(definite
as
to
the
precise
mean
Ing
of
the
court
findings
i
can
not
make
a
statement."
MISS
VOLSiEiU
IS
MARRIED
TO
NOME
:
MAN
AT
ST.
PAUC
ST.
PAUL,
Minn.,
Oct.
Sl.-Mlss
laura
Kllen
Volstead,
daugh
ttr
of
Andrew
Volstead,
prnhlbl
tion
act
author,
was
married
ldst,
night
Ui
Carl
Lomen
of
Nome,
.Maaka,
and
New
York.
Mr.
Loroen
Is
the
son
of
Judge
und
Mrs.
J.
G.
Lomen
of
Nome.
The
couple
will
honeymoon
in
New
ork.
ALIENED
TO
HAVE
BROKE
INTO
HOME
OF
POLICE
OFFICER
Sila
Simon
was
charged
before
M
-Istrate
MeClymont
In
city
iTe
court
this
morning
with
nn'
wfnllv
entering
a
house
by
niifitl.
It
is
allege
1
that
last
niglit
lie
br.ike
Into
and
ransacked.
the
ho-.'
if
Constable
R.
C
Gllker
of
V
ci'
fore.
221
Seventh
Avenu'u
tlast.
wHlc
that
officer
was
away
!nr
diitv.
The
case
was
adjourned)
.
:
TV'
-
'
i
OX
4
V-
Y,
F3
LIN
ERE
is
the
very
effect
you
H
have
long
waited
for
.
.
.
those
soft,
rich,
mellow
tones,
that
once
took
years
of
care
to
produce
...
in
the
form
of
the
new
DOMOLAC
Finish.
All
Dominion
Inlaid
now
have
this
new
soft-luitre
lacquer
finish.
You
can
choose
it
for
every
room
...
with
absolute
assurance
of
a
wearproof,
stainproof
floor
that
will
not
discolour
or
lose
its
lovely
lustre.
See
the
new
Fall
display
at
your
dealer's.
Thus
only
will
you
be
able
to
really
ap
In
Cawii
T
mtkti$
Iht
fmmtut
Dominion
Bmltihlp
,
Ltntltum
"
I
N
EW
j
Dorreolac
Finish
Adds
New
Beauty
and
Value
to
DOMSI3
0
D,
LsD
OLEUM
preciate
the
added
beauty
of
DOMOLAc
.
.
and
the
exceptional
value
offered
tt
tne
same
mouerate
prices
at
cdort.
The
Domolac
Finish
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