CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Everyone
read!
the
Classified
Ads.
If
you
lose,
advertise
for
It.
If
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
1KT
T1IK
CLASSIFIED
HABIT.
I
Will.,
No.
235.
f
''(
Deal
to
Sell
Hydro
Electric
Developed
"One
of
the
first
essentials
in
the
development
ol
ii
i'
Rupert
is
an
abundance
of
power,"
declared
Col.
i'.
McMordie,
D.S.O.,
mayor
of
Prince
Rupert,
in
an
i
i
css
at
the
board
of
trade
dinner
last
night,
Col.
J.
Nicholls
presiding.
The
city
might
raiue
money
and
h
itake
the
development
of
a
further
supply
but
it
;
I
interfere
with
the
carrying
oiuof
other
works.
.
in
went
that
tho
mayor
said
the
city
was
making
an
.i
t
to
dispose
of
the
hydro
giving
a
company
r
for
25
yean,
the
corn-develop
20,000
horsepower
1
1
iii-iy
and
of
thin
5.000
wan
..
liable
within
two
yean.
1
sale
should
prove
suc-l
tt
would
justify
tbe
city
re
elected
me
praam
o
office.
A
atrosg
llMtl
'.
niratlon
(ah
AmewintT
developing
rwMJTar
power.
,
iM-lfi
bring
in
other
Indus-i
With
tha
halibut
ffhltir
on
the
wane,
the
city
urr
industries
and
oM
of
-i
essential
was
power.
.
,
arr1
to
the
water
supply,
,i
one
sufficient
for
a
city
mtinued
on
ge
8)
ASKING
ROADS
MANSON
CREEK
"
inklA.
Oct.
6.-The
needs
mining
section
in
the
vicin
1
Miinsnn
Creek
in
the
Omin-l
-iiict
are
being
placed
be
Ik-
government
with
requests
i
.n
ilities
be
provided
in
the
i
roads
to
serve
the
terri-The
delegation
is
composed
mi
Cocker
of
Vanderhoof
It
R.
W.
Alwartf
of
Prince
.
ho
are
here
with
that
'
in
view.
SINCLAIR
STILL
HELD
i
1
h
Sinclair,
whom
federal
'.
ilit'N
have
reftineil
to
r
i,.
au.Is.
t.n-.,.
unJaf
fimnnii
uu
.iifii;v
unw
V'.lstead
Act,
la
still
Wing
in
the
city
jail
in
connection
i
'tradition
proceedings
for,0ue
bandits.
lircaklng
at
Juneau
which!
1
'
taken
against
him
in'
ninniniiTnn
n.v
court
later
this
nnth.
;
STEAMER
DISTRIBUTOR
4
ItKWAHDS
OF
$1,000
POSTED
FOU
AHUI1ST
OF
EITHER
KM.
I.
Kit
4
!
he
provincial
jwllce
nuth-'i'H's
are
leaving
no
stone
i
turniMl
to
solve
the
mys-
ii
s
pertaining
to
the
kill-in
this
city
laii
sprljig
of
I'-
Esther
Rilla,!
and
that
J
Krpeat
Maynard,
light-
m'
keener,
at
Ailenbro'oke
'i
I
'tulthis
summer.
Posters
being
issued
announcing
'!'t
the
government
of
Hrit-
-ii
Columbia
is
offering
&'
'ard
of
$1,(500
In
each
for
Information
leading
"
'h
arroit
of
any
person
1
persons
responsible
for
'
"Iht
of
these
killings.
EDMONTON
FIRE
Power
Supply
Is
Essential
To
Development
Of
City
Declares
Mayor
McMordie
In
Address
Tells
JJoard
of
Trade
at
Dinner
Last
Night
of
Proposed!
PRftQPFftlTV
Plant
and
get
Power
for
City
-
electric
plant
at
a
reason
UNITY
SHOWN
OF
CHURCHES
Joint
Meeting
of
CfeWch
of
L'nft-lnnrl
finrf
VnnriiM
icon
f
f
or
f&rtn
UliaiUIIU
tSIS4
iim"tiivi
m
Jng
Bodies
in
England
CHELTENHAM,
Eng.,
Oct.
6.
The
subject
of
the
reunion
of
the
Christian
Churches
was
debated
yesterday
at
the
closing
elon
of
the
Church
Con-grehs
which
was
marked
by
participation
for
the
first
time
In
England
of
Nonconformist
bodies
as
well
as
representative
of
the
Greek
orthodox
Church,
German
Lutheran
and
Lutheran
Churches
of
Scandinavia.
It
was
the
most
historic
departure
from
custom
ever
witnessed
at
this
gathering
of
members
of
the
lay
and
clerical
members
of
the
Church
of
Kng-land.
KIDNAPPING
CASE
'FRISCO
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Oct.
fi.
:
Murray
L.
Lang,
diamond
rhnnt.
was
kidnapped
on
a
buoy
I
town
corner
yeittrclay
and
1
.
.1
r
ciwua
iuui
urni-th
nf
ilia-
rOOiCU
Ol
fiWiW"
v
i
monds
and
left
bound
to
a
tree
on
the
golf
course
by
two
autorao-
j
HAD
HARD
RIVER
TRIP
EDMONTON.
Oct.
6.
The
steamship
Distributor
of
th
northern
fleet
arrived
at
I'ort
Smith
yesterday
two
weeks
overdue
and
considerably
the
worse
for
the
journey
from
Aklavlk
where
it
met
low
water
and
bad
storms.
The
vessel
carried
eighty
passengers.
PRESSED
ON
OTTAWA
CWIMS
OF
B.C.
TO
THE
RAILWAY
BOARD
VICTORIA,
Oct.
6.-
Premier
Tolmle
sent
a
message
to
ttie
federal
government
pressing
upon
it
the
claims
of
Drltish
Col-umbla
for
representation
on
the
board
of
railway
oommU"''-''-
Northern
and
PRINCE
UlUI
mill
1
IITCT
AUl?An
Mayor
McMordie
Quotes
Figure
to
Shaw
Progress
Being
MaJc
PESSIMISM
NOT
JUSTIFIED
New
Buildings
Show
Faith
of
People
In
City;
Prospects
Good
That
no
one
was
.iii-tii
ied
in
l
ing
pessimistic
in
regard
t
l'rin
It
u
pen
but
that
a
period
of
pn.
periiy
was
not
far
in
thr
futu
it-was
a
striking
rtniik
mart'
I.
Mayor
MeMordie
in
his
addies
at
the
board
of
trade
quarterly
ldiunet
fcas
sight
The
raayocsaid
that
figures
sr.owea
tney
wen
making
progress.
The
city
had
never
defaulted
a
payment
and
today
five
per
cent
city
bonds
were
selling
nearly
at
par.
New
buildings
showed
the
faith
people
had
in
the
plate.
There
was
a
prospect
of
much
grain
being
shipped
this
fall.
There
had
been
no
unemployment
and
the
future
looked
as
bright
as
ever.
Success
depended
on
their
own
efforts.
He:
believed
their
hope
and
confidence
id
the
city
was
justified.
The
mayor
then
made
some
comparisons
between
the
years
1017
and
192?
as
follows:
1317
ltSt
Assessments
....
Ml.&BVOOO
3WO00i
OeiMrsl
Taxes
..
13.000
3M.0Q0'
Debenture
Debt
.
1.7M.S73
I.OM.llOl
Mill
Rate
10
SO
Thia
showed
the
assessment
had
.
been
reduced
70
per
cent
and
the
leiy
increased
100
per
cent.
The
mayor
alao
showed
how
this
increase
was
being
spent,
ivinr
tha
fnlllwinv
enmnarlaona:
I
-
-
-
-
-
-
ItIT
1SS7
scboou
mm
T3.14J
File
DapartsMM
..
IM1
1JS
Health
..v
....v
m
16.6S0
PolMe
1S.ISO
14.330
UnanM.I
S
S9S
10.407
Administration
31
JOS
3S.SOS
Tot!
awieu
$3,788
,181
S3.737.3Tg
Pircnrainrn
LAWltK
OUorlillLItU
RIGHT
TO
PRACTICE
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
6.
Albert
Henry
Casey,
barrister
and
solicitor,
has
been
suspended
from
practice
in
the
supreme
court
of
British
Columbia
for
one
year,
it
is
announced
by
the
Law
Society,
The
ll.C.
Hcnchcrs
found
him
rullty
of
unprofessional
conduct.
THREE
YEARS
IN
PEN
DISTRIBUTING
DRUGS
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
0.
Wong
Choy
was
today
sentenced
by
Magistrate
Shaw
on
a
charge
of
distributing
drugs,
to
three
years
in
the
iienitentiary
with
a
fine
of
$500.
WHEAT
JUMPS
AGAIN
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
C
The
prii-e
of
No.
1
Northern
wheat
took
another
jump
at
the
Vancouver
Exchange
today
to
$1.20.
Yesterday
it
wns
$1.21'
j.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER-
6,
192.8
CHIEF
CAUSES
SENSATION
WITH
COLONEL
McMORDIE,
D.S.O.
Mayor
ci
Prince
Rupert,
who
va,-
the
thief
speaker
at.
tr
t
Board
of
Trade
Banquet
ia.-a
night
Supposed
Suicidt
Pact
In
Which
Youth
Kills
Himself
and
Married
Woman
He
Was
In
Love
Wi
h
PETERB0R0,
Oct
6.
yesterday
Thomas
Pacey,
engineer,
found
the
lifeless
body
of
his
wife,
Lottie,
35
years
of
age,
and
George
j
Knox,
11),
lying
on
a
bed
each
with
a
bullet
wound
in
the
head.
A
22
calibre
revolver
was
lying
close
to
Knox
s
left
hand.
A
note
left
by
the
youth
for
his
father
led
the
police
to
believe
the
two
died
in
a
suicide
pact
Knox
was
a
high
school
student
and
for
a
year
had
been
a
boarder
in
the
Pacey
home.
In
the
note
to
his
father
Knox
declared
he
had
been
in
love
with
Mrs.
Pacey
almost
from
the
time
he
first
met
her
and
that
he
"could
not
leave
her
to
Tom."
GALE
BATTERED
SHIP
IS
SAFE!
new
YtiKR.
b.
tne
gaie
battered
Dutch
freighter
Celeano,
with
six
of
her
lifeboats
gone
and
one
member
of
the
crew
of
86
swept
overboani.
was
today
pro-r-uoflimr
Inward
ItoBtoM
under
her
own
stcum.
D1JIIT
OF
CANADA
OTTAWA,
Oct
0.
The
nvt
debt
of
Canada
has
been
reduced
$78,502,541
for
the
first
six
months
of
tin-
fiscal
year
ending1
In
September.
The
debt
is
now,
2.228,347.6'Jl.
INJURED
RECOVERINO
HAMILTON.
Oct.
C
The
Injured
in
the
C.N.R.-C.P.R.
train
wreik
of
Thursday
are
all
expected
to
recover.
mm
Returning
home
to
lunch
TEN
VICTIMS
HOUSE
FIRES
WlNNII'rXi
Oct.
6.
House
and
apartment
fires
in
the
western
prairie
provinces
have
taken
ten
lives
in
the
pas
three
days.
The
latest
victims
are
Joyce,
four
months
old;
Jean
two
years
old,
daughters
of
Mr.
and
Mr..
Harold
Huff
of
Tisdalc,
Sask.,
who
were
burned
to
death
Thursday
when
their
home
was
destroyed.
May
Ellen
Poole,
three
years
of
age
of
St.
Norbert,
Man.,
lost
her
life
in
the
destruction
of
the
home.
There
were
also
three
Glubish
deaths
Thursday
and
four
Wilson
.
deaths
Wednesday.
HIRTII
A
son
was
born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs
A.
Thompson.
SiMli
Avenue
West
Ht
the
Prince
Kupert
(".eneval
Hospital
today.
October
fi.
1928.
Boston
Grill
Leung
Chung
Found
Not
Guilty
of
Taking
Life
j
Of
Constable
Sargent
Vancouver
Jury
Deliberates
for
Three
Hours
and
Fifteen
I
Minutes
and
Frees
Formerly
Convicted
Man
VANCQUVER,
October
6.
Leung
Chung,
Chinese,
charged
with
the
murder
of
Constable
Ernest
Sargent
of
the
Vancouver
police
force,
was
acquitted
last
night
by
the
jury
in
the
supreme
court
assizes
before
Mr.
Justice
Denis
Murphy
after
three
hours
and
fifteen
minutes'
deliberation.
Sargent
was
shot
and
fatally
wounded
in
the
early
morning
of
November
5
last
year
while
on
duty
in
the
Mount
Pleasant
district.
He
died
several
days
later.
It
was
the
second
trial
of
the
Chinaman
on
the
murder
charge.
At
the
first
trial
at
the
spring
assizes
he
was
convicted
and
sentenced
to
hang.
An
appeal
was
entered
and
the
court
of
appeal
ordered
a
new
trial
on
the
t
grounds
principally
that
the
evidence
relating
to
identi-
fication
from
photographs
was
inadmissable.
SAYS
FIRE
INCENDIARY
Edmonton
Fire
Chief
Causes
Sensation
at
Inquest
Into
Death
of
Victims
EDMONTON,
Oct.
6
Declaring
that,
in
his
opinion,
the
fire
which
wiped
nut
the
Stanley
Illock
recently
and
took
a
toll
of
three
lives
had
been
deliberately
set
by
some
one.
Fire
Chief
Davis
caused
a
sensation
at
the
inquest
into
the
cause
of
the
deaths
of
the
fire
victims
here
on
Friday.
Evidence
given
by
the
chief
janitor
and
other
witnesses
supports
the
growing
belief
here
that
there
is
a
pyro-maniac
in
Edmonton.
STOCK
QUOATIONS
(
O-jrWy
of
8
D.
.oliiwon
Oe
Ltd.)
Argenta
Rufus
28',;
nil.
Bayview
5Vi
;
6.
B.
C.
Silver
1
26;
sail.
Rig
Mlsscjri
filK,
62.
Cork
Province
28;
H'Z.
Cotton
Relt
nil;
90.
Dunwell
16;
18.
Duthie
90;
1.00
George
Copper
5.50;
5.75.
Georvia
River
35;
36.
Glasiar
G5;
85.
Gladstone
nil;
4.
Golconda
70;
81.
C
rand
view
63
Vsi
65.
Independence
12Mi;
12.
Kootenay
Florence
18;
nil.
L.
&
L.
9;
9V2.
Lakeview
l'j;
nil.
Lucky
Jim
26
j;
26.
Marmot
Metals
9;
9V.
Marmot
River
Gold
9;
9V4.
Mohawk
8'
.;
8s4.
Pend
Oreille
12.60;
18.00.
Porter
Idaho
nil;
73.
Premier
2.28;
2.30.
Ruth
Hope
50;
57.
Sherrit-Gorden
6.20;
nil.
Silver
Crest
10;
10'i,.
Silversmith
12t
H
Sunlock
rill;
2.50.
Snowflake
97
V-.;
98.
Terminus
18;
19.
Topley
Richfield
59
'.a;
60.
White
Water
nil;
1.85.
Woodbine
11;
U'i.
Dalhousie
nil;
1.90.
Devenish
55;
53.
Fabyon
10V4;
nil.
Home
2
20;
2.50.
:
Noble
Five
34:
Sft.
I
LAKUE
CABARET
Special
Dlnnra
Thursdays
aad
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
nliM
from
9
to
U.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
Accomodation
for
Prlvae
Tarties
Phone
457
Price
Five
Cents
THEORY
'TALK
POLITICS
ATLUNCHEON
Hon.
It.
B.
Bennett
Guest
of
i
Honor
at
Event
nt
Vancouver
I.
Yesterday
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
6.
Hon.
R.
R.
Bennett
was
the
guest
-pf
honor
at
a
luncheon
yesterday
arranged'
by
llrigadjter
JGeneral
J.
A.
Clark,
M.P.,
at
which
all
the
federal
Conservative
members
of
the
lower
mainland
were
present
to
discuss
the
political
situation
and
especially
the
Victoria
by-election.
MOVIE
ACTOR
THROWN
FROM
HORSE,
KILLED
LOS
ANGELES,
Oct
C.
George
Bevan,
character
actor
in
motion
pictures,
died
yesterday
from
injuries
received
when
he
was
thrown
from
a
hone
Sunday.
DIED
RESULT
ACCIDENT
KAMLOOFS,
Oct.
6.-Iohn
Sylvester,
68
of
Criss
Creek,
died
today
of
injuries
sustained
Monday
night
on
Tranquille
Creek
road
when
a
car
went
over
the
bank
also
killing
Water
Anderson
of
Detroit.
DINNER
PROPOSED
FOR
MrCRACKBN
AND
PARTY
ON
ARRIVAL
Roth
the
Women's
Canad
ian
Club
snd
the
l'rfnce
Ru
pert
Board
of
Tirade
have
invited
tWe
Sibil
'McCracken
exploration
;pfitfty
lo
be
their
guests'
on
their
return
here
and
it
is
proposed
to
have
a
joint
banquet
in
their
honor.
The
move
to
bring
this
about
was
approved
by
the
Board
of
Trade
at
its
dinner
meet-
Ing
last
night.
It
is
undlrstood
tho
party
will
spend
three
days
In
'the
city.