I'
r
I
ll'ir
nnnnnn
trr
i
iron
iikiipka
'Ji
lULMDCru)
IT
11U
ARE
NEWLY
WEDDED
-.sing
nuiuuui
ivo,
u,iuu.iiH
wag
fJjr-l
mado
to
hftVe
hjm
de
"I
children.
'ported
to
Alaska,
but
this
failed
merican
Shipper
arrived
this
morning
with
t
125
hen
Sinclair
established
that
he
t.f
the
wrecked
Vestris.
The
Berlin
brought
in;va
a
citisen
of
Newfoundland
nti
.i
r.J
.
1
!
i
r
i..
mt
T
nil
tne
onipper
severely
cnuuizeu
apiuiu
t.
a.
.
.?
f
..i
....
cap
mi
U4-
lav
m
seniiiiiK
out
an
ouo.
muy
svau-u
uuii,
uu
which
made
the
descent
into
lifeboats
a
terror.
i
,i,t
h
of
the
Gulf
Stream
is
credited
with
the
sur-i
'nose
who
spent
hours
immersed
in
the
Atlantic
lore
being
picked
up.
JV-rlin
survivors
were
less
severe
in
their
cnti-
I
.n
the
whoje
praised
the
actions
of
tho
capUiin
.use
of
the
disaster
is
not
learned,
the
only
the-that
the
cargo
shifted
in
the
severe
battering
t
ooivod
in
the
storm
of
Saturday
and
Sunday,
or
A
started
and
gradually
grew
worse.
Church
with
a
beautiful
Irish
j
j
linen
table
cover,
and
Alex
Rarbe.
i
noble
grand
of
the
Oddfellows,
l
made
the
presentation
to
Mr.
Phil
lips
of
a
handsome
cut
glass
water
set.
The
recipient
responded
a
large
gathering
i
suitably
and
other
sieaker
who
iliim-e
and
social
eve-l"t
evening
In
the
H
.ill
by
the
Oddfellows
"i
I-"litres
in
honor
of
A.
R.
Phillips
and
I'
Ren
Church,
who
fi
murrled.-
i
ran,
noble
KnH
of
Lodge,
presented
Mr.
added
words
of
tribute
to
the
oji-ularity
of
the
honored
guests
Included
James
Irvine,
district
deputy
grand
master
of
the
Oddfellows;
Mrs.
.1.
W.
McKinley.
dis-trlct
deputy
grand
president
or
the
Rehekahs;
Ex-Mayor
S.
M.
,ewtoh,
J.
W.
McKinley.
Rev.
A.
Wilson
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Priest
NOTICE
OF
CONVENTION
Delegates
and
Alternates
to
a
Liberal
Nominating
'
invention
will
meet
in
the
Moose
Hall
on
Thursday
rvr,nlng,
November
15,
at
8
o'clock,
for
the
purpose
f
nominating
a
candidate
to
contest
the
Skccnn
uderal
riding
at
the
next
Dominion
election.
H
DEKAL
DISTRICT
LIBERAL
ASSOCIATION
With
decision
in
the
case
will
i
iJose
a
fight
which
Sinclair
hu.v
staged
for
several
months
against
attempts
made
by
the
United
States
government
to
have
him
re
j
turned
to
Alaska.
An
endeavor,
tnere(prc
could
not
ue
deported
to
th
IJnfted
States.
The
next
m
ve
.
...
ii
It
It
i"lJA
rro
4-iiiivi
il
nil
nuiliurilirn
w
rt
have
been
lost
n
tne
snip
s
ooais
nau
oeen
suie
ii-riv
emnuneu.
or
oeen
luuuuiuu
uuiuic
tuu
amp
to
institute
extradition
proi-eed-
I
Ings
on
the
basis
of
the
jail
break
ing
charge.
After
various
delays,
the
case
was
finally
heard
yesterday.
All
the
evidence
was
in
the
form
of
depositions
from
the
United
States.
City
Solicitor
E.
F.
Jones
appeared
on
txshalf
of
the
United
States
government
in
the
hearing
with
W.
0.
Fulton
acting
for
Sinclair.
It
is
exacted
that
Judge
Young
will
hand
down
his
decision
very
soon.
LIBERALS
ARE
VOTED
POWN
IN
BRITAIN
LONDON,
Nov.
11.
The
Liber
al
amendment,
to
the
address
in
I
A
--
II
.
J
.a
repiy
10
ine
spree
n
irom
tne
throne
declaring
that
the
Franco-
Rrillsh
Nnval
compromise
endangered
tho
prospects
of
peace
in
Europe
and
the
good
relations
with
the
United
States,
was
defeated
in
the
House
of
Commons
(ate
Tuesday,
by
a
vote
of
82C
to
ICS.
Premier
Raldwin
yesterday
told
the
house
that
the
Anglo-French
naval
compromise
was,
"nothing
but
an
honest,
straight-forward
attempt
to
get
out
of
the'
dead
lock
which
occured
rit
Geneva
and
which
avbb
threatening
the
cause
of
disarmament."
Direct
intimation
that
com
promise
was
dead
was
made
by
the
Premier
when
he
called
at
tention
to
the
fact
that
he
had
fieorge
moving
the
oral
amendment.
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
-yone
read
the
Classified
Ada.
Z
LARGE
CABARET
ji
j
:U
ltX.
advrtl
tor
it.
Special
Dinner
Thursday
and
,
u
find,
locate
the
owner.
Saturdays
Ii
banolne
etrry
Saturday
ntfht
W
tcvcr
yu
neei1"
advertUe
for
It
from
o
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommodations
for
Private
li;T
THK
tl,ASSIIIEI
II
AWT.
Parties
A
Northern'
and
Central
British
Columbia's
"Newspaper
Phone
437
j
.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
H.
C
WEDNESDAY.
NOVEMBER
14,
1928
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
e-
WKblK
Ot
LINER
fn
a
Thin
A
Il
rtminw
Trnnr
nrr
wwt
i.nrtMim
nr.ri
irr.u
1
t
ail
.
.
v.
U
I
i
o.n
nf
i
-i
m
m
wa
av
at
v
mm
,
-a
m
i
r
(ei
ihc
jiuftuieu
unit
missing
from
Wrecked
Steamer
Vestris
Captain
and
Wireless
Man
Lost
A
XT-....
v..-!,
1
rnll
..f
t.t
inilin
illllTL
J
&
t.
ilLII
1
III
l
UIIU
III
llAllt'l
ll'lll
Some
Jtlainc
Captain
Carey;
Steward
Duncan
Is
Hero
of
Tragedy
Y
YORK,
Nov.
14.
When
the
passengers
and
re
being
taken
from
the
sinking
steamer
Vestris
..as
an
absence
of
confusion.
The
rule
of
women
lien
first
was
followed,
according
to
passengers
i.ci
c
According
to
Steward
Duncan,
after
all
the
were
gone
he
and
the
captain
only
remained.
:
ut
(I
to
jump,
the
captain
replied:
"Hell,
no;
you
l
hese
were
his
last
words.
Duncan
jumped
and
the
captain
again.
i
Steward
Alfred
Duncan
is
described
by
passen-'
hero
of
the
traced
v.
He
cave
each
nassenirer
.
A
t
1
1
1
EXTRADITION
!
CASE
HEARD
Judge
Young
Reserve
Decision
in
Matter
of
Returning
Chaiies
Sinclair
to
Alaska
After
three-hour
hearing
v
-terday
aftonioon,
Judge
F.
Mi-15.
Young,
sitting
m
an
cxtnaiiiion
.-ommissioner,
reserved
his
lit-:
i
-'
!ion
in
the
case
of
Charles
Sin-'
ciair,
woom
unuea
Males
auinori-
aving
tne
snip
ana
tnon
jumpeu
overooaru
anuities
ara
Meking
to
extradite
u.
in
lifeboat
to
lifeboat
ordering
persons
from
the
j'AiMkato
face
charges
of
ja,w
,i
units
to
those
havinrr
more
room.
Almost
100
:
ummT
from
Ju-
m
frnm
nno
hnnt
tn
nnntW.
CapUta
fWuin
Carey
f!rV
'
8eu'
wh
,,,!
WM
srviK
v!
a
term
V
III
At
W
W
V
KWMW
rW
4
a
'"
Otratdf
Michael
O'Loughfin
were
lost.
u
as
the
senior
captain
of
the
Holt
line
and
was
in-
last
voyage
on
the
Vestris
previous
to
taking
I
of
the
crack
ship
Voltaire.
O'Loughlin
was
29
ire
and
from
County
Wexford,
Ireland.
THE
PRINCE
AS
A
"LATHER
ROY"
This
unusual-looking
person
above
is
none
other
than
II.
R,
II.
"the
Prince
of
Wales
in
the
coatime
of
a
'
lather
Imy,"
which
he
wore
:t
board
the
"M
ilda"
when
he
assisted
in
initiating
his
brother,
Duke
of
Gloucester,
in
the
.strange
"Crossing
the
Line"
ceremony.
WILL
CHOOSE
HIGH
PRICES
NEW
LEADER:
HALIBUT
AGAIN
i
I.
bera
Executive
lo
.Meet
Kexl
Hiirh
prices
we
Month
to
Selrt-l
llwid
ifor
halibut
at
the
iately
after
the
Victoria
bye-election,
it
was
staled.
It
is
not
planned
to
choose
a
frtaaftnt
leader
until
the
convention
has
been
arranged
in
the
next
year
or
two.
'
local
Fiati
Ex-
i
change
this
morning
when
a
total
VANrnirvMU
Vi.v
u
ThJof
97.bO0
Mounds
was
sold.
Two
ehoice
of
a
Liberal
leader
to
dlr-1
American
vessels
received
19.8c
ect
the
opposition
intiyltiea
next
and
7c
and
l.9o
and
7c
for
82,-
session
will
be
made.early
in
De-000
iwunds
while
six
Canadian
cember,
it
was
i
ml
i
rabid
fester-
boats
disposed
of
35,600
poumls
day
by
the
members
of
toe
B.
C.
1st
17.7c
Und
6c
to
18.9c
and
7c.
Liberal
Association
executive.
!
The
fishing
season,
closing
to-
The
executive
will
meet
immed-
morrow,
all
these
lioats
will
now
tie
up
for
the
winter.
The
day's
sales
were
lows:
'
Amtricnir
j.
a.i
t..
nit...
j.
and
Cc.
lused
the
past
tense
in
referring
tot
,
u
Seattle,
45,000
pounds,
!
Fisheries.
19.c
slid
7c.
fol-
Atltrt
Tatoo4ni
n.ooo
jiounds,
Cana-
4
.ilia
n
Fish
&
Cold
StoUW
Co.,
PREMIER
TOLM1U
i
.
ij0Dc
and
7c,
t
la
liviiiaruarijj
virmniA
Tnv.
14
a
I
indisposition
whichniforced
Premier
Tolmie
tn
cancel
a
).
Oiinadian
Tokla;
QeOods
Fisheries,
17.9c
nd
6c.
,a.
'
week
end
trip
to
Ksrnloop.
lCanadJan
VUbv
&
'j
SUm,Ke
which
L-uuncu
nnni
vuiicem
t
to
his
colleagues,
not
because
i
,
"
"
''n
,
f
.inna
t.nf
it
(.4.1
Eric
Roy,
5.000
iwunds,
Catwd
rni-dwt
s
an
indleatlon
Fish
Cold
Storage
Co.,
18c
Zero.
1,000
pounds,
and
Nuba,
I
it.
His
statement
was
in
reply
'
'
,,
r,w
'
I
i.ooo
pounds.
Canadian
fv'&
to
a
speech
by
David
Lloyd
A
...
,
,
4U..
...
fold
Ktoruuv
fo..
18.9c
ami
7fc
.,!..
it..
,
,
.
.
llU
JOIIIICll
HIC
i."VI
llllll'lll,
T
i
ouicini
Mi)-
cape
Spear,
wxi
pounds,
uootn
4
.
-r
4
Fi.Hlieries.
18.7c
and
(ii.
BOATS
Thrilling
Experience
for
Young
Lady
School
Teacher
Drifting
all
Night
in
Chatham
Sound
Miss
Betty
MacMillan,
young
school
teacher,
who
pent
the
holiday
week-end
in
the
city
visiting
with
riends,
had
a
rather
harrowing
experience
while
return-ng
to
her
pedagogical
duties
at
Oona
River
on
Sunday
.wt.
It
was
early
that
afternoon
when
the
young
lady
em-arked
by
gasboat
on
her
return
to
Porcher
Island.
Engine
trouble
develop
when
the
small
vessel
was
off
Holland
Rock
and
the
man
in
charge
was
unable
to
start
the
motpr
again.
It
was
then
that
the
vessel
started
drifting
.nto
the
open
waters
of
Chatham
Sound
before
a
southeast
breeze.
Over
the
rough
sea,
the
boat
continued
to
co
seawards
before
the
elements.
During
the
night
the
wind
changed
to
the
west,
and,
in
the
vicinity
of
Dundas
Island,
the
boat
started
coming
landwards
again.
At
Hodgson
Reef
an
anchorage
was
effected
and
the
man
went
off
ni
a
dinghy,
with
one
oar
and
a
broken
board,
in
search
of
assistance.
Meantime,
no
less
than
four
other
boats
which
:iad
passed
huC
failed
to
respond
to
frantic
distress
sig-uals.
Finally,
Monday
afternoon,
21
hours
after
leaving
Prince
Rupert,
tk
-
man
was
able,
from
the
smaller
boat,
to
attract
Li-
attrition
of
the
local
pleasure"
cruiser
"Va-iLiero,
returning
from
a
hunt-
to'
Swamp
Island
.vith
Alex
McRao
in
charge.
Eventually,
the
disabled
gasboat,
with
the
young
lady
still
on
board,
was
taken
in
tow
and
the
couple
were
brought
back
to
Prince
Rupert,
little
worse
of
an
experience
which
quite
easily
might
have
been
attended
with
much
more
disastrous
results.
WHEAT
CROP
i
MUCH
GRAIN
IS
OF
COUNTRY'
COMING
TO
PORT
OTTAWA.
Nov.
It.
Canada's!
Eighty
Cars
Arrive
Within
Twen-
I
A.,
t
II
ll'lll
I.
-
Til
...
...u
.
f.
:
i,.i
.,,
ij-iuur
nuurcs
tun
ui-
i
iciiiv
'
via
ilace.i
at
wheat
crop
for
is
.,,
....
to
Fill
Two
Roats
Coming-600.61:1,000
bushels,
in
a
crop
re
port
issued
by
the
Dominion
bu-!
m
W
.A
I
.
.
rcau
ot
siaitsiirs.
imi
year
s
;
Movement
UnvaniDiil
nf
of
or
grain
rn
i
n
fpAn
from
total
for
the
Dominion
was
410,-
024.000
bushels.
THE
GOVERNMENT
OF'
NEW
ZEALAND
BEATEN
WELLINGTON.
N.
Z.,
Nov.
I
t.
(Vancouver
Province
Cable)
The
Government
suffered
heavy
reverses
in
the
elections
today.
Final
atandinff
is
Government
28.
'
Vi
o
prairies
to
Prince
Rupert
con
tinues
to
be
heavy.
Yesterday
22'
carloads
arrived
and
this
mor
ning,
58.
Eight
hundred
cars
are
reported
today
to
be
on
the
way
here.
There
will
be
pleo4jr,.of
grain
here
to
load
tho
first
two
ships
of
the
season
Yaye
Maru
and
as
Rockool
both
of
whfch
will
arrive
within
the
next
week.
Roth
will
taxe
full
cargoes
to
United
Party
26,
Labor
20,
Inde-lthe
United
Kingdom
or
Contin
pendents
S.
lent
EMBARRASSING
MOMENTS
-Jm
'"w
ST.
.
"-
3
t-'
'
O
-
.
.