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THE
CLASSIFIED
lUniT.
No.
270
1
u'
tn
of
Naval
Affairs
Committee
of
House
of
Hep-r
;cntativcs
Takes
Initiative
View
to
Equalize
Sea
I'ov.
cr
of
Two
Countries
WNGTON,
Nov.
28.
In
a
cablegram
to
Premier
.,
Chairman
Britten
of
Illinois
suggested
a
joint
i
the
house
naval
affairs
committee
and
a
com-t
f
he
British
parliament,
to
discuss
equality
of
sea
'iu-een
United
States
and
Britain
on
all
classes
of
unaffected
by
the
Washington
arms
conference.
i
(
sted
that
the
meeting
be
held
in
Canada
after
f
iit.d
that
the
committees
report
recommendations
respective
governments,
as
the
results
of
the
dis-
in
the
manner
of
similar
methods
used
by
the
in-utmentary
union.
n
-aid
the
cablegram
was
prompted
by
Mr.
Bald-
i
ZKPPKL1N
TO
Vl.ilT
Till:
ARCTIC
'
UI.1N,
Nov"
28.
An
tolr'
i
to
the
Arctic
'".ist
Alaska
in
April
ith
the
dirigible
Graf
i
'in
us
carrier
was
de-'
upon
yesterday.
Frld-
N'annen,
famous
explor-)
be
In
command
of
Apcdition
which
will
be
1
the
auspice
of
the
Arctic
society.
i'MUST
ANSWER
j.:nui'Keu
I:
tried
along
with
his
mother.
..
.
.
....
oj
MnnupliMl
MURDER
CHARGE
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
28,-Cor-don
St.
wart
Northcott.
charged
with
the
murder
of
boys
near
Riverside.
Cal..
left
here
yesterday
in
charge
of
California
VoUce
officers
en
route
to
the
scene
of
the
i
n
-
i
i,
whore
he
will
be
SBATlI.li,
Jnov.
D.
"
.
,rtur
Cordon
Stewart
III
sill
..1t.-..i
tk.n
on
the
ixorinciiii
"
.
train
twiay
for
I-n
Angeles.
JUDGMENT
CUT
Damage
AvmismxI
at
$157,000
Reduced
lo
$35,00U
by
Appeal
Court
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
28.
The
1
1
1
L
41
-.1
.1
.
.
t
1
img
ana
ieenng
Det-ween
me
pttiuut
uuu
guvurn-
nM-atn.
i
the
two
countries.
.
j
-
Canada
Is
Interested
'AW
A,
Nov.
28.
Canadian
governmerit
officials
!
that
the
suggestion
of
Representative
Britten
of
m
Premier
ir
Baldwin
for
a
conference
in
Canada
of;
(
fl
States
hous
naval
affairs
commlteee
and
a
i
o
of
the
British
parliament
to
discuss
equality
oi
t
was
the
first
intimation
received
here
of
any
for
such
a
meeting.
m
ingestion
carried
in
the
Washington
despatch
od,
in
official
circles
here,
as
a
"very
interesting
i.PKOON
SWEPT
PHILLIPINES
A.
Nov.
B.
Reports
.
restored
communica-m.
rniag
indicate
thai
-
lerihed
in
a
typhooa
Mi.ikx)
homeless
on
tru
t.'
t't-
alone.
OHHYAMAN
IS
HEAD
AGRICULTURE
TO
BE
AIDED
Dominion
nnd
Provincial
(Jovcrn-ment
RcpieentntiyeM
Hae
Conference
in
Toronto
TORONTO,
is'ov.
28.
Agricul-
r-u.
k
the
rhillipines
,
,
repreienutives
of
the
Do-
n
iaay
ana
namra.y.
,
,on
anA
provinical
govern-
menU
conferred
yesterday
with
the
eaecutive
committee
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
in
an
endeavor
to
bring
about
coordination
of
agriculture
and
OF
CIVIL
SERVANTS"
I
I
a
1.1
1.1.
n
nebb
IteglenaJ
Vltt-lent
for
I'cderabWIre
OrganitUition
WA.
Nov.
2
D.
Roy
r
Ottawa
was
rP-lectd
"T
the
Professional
In-
wm
a
trtiosai
w
national
agricultural
committee
of
the
chamber
to
advance
agri
culture
in
a
business
like
way
On
motion
of
Hon.
Goorge
Iloadley
of
AlberU,
seconded
by
II
Warnock.
Rritish
Columbia,
endorsed
the
ac
ivHl.Servioo
of
CntU.;ftBn
,,,
Dominion
government
IWitUh
Cblambla
add
the'j,
National
Rsarch
1
Two
Children,
Trapped
In
1
T
tdairs
of
llcu.e,
Burned
ureat
.
ontain
Suggested
bv
UjSj
T
T
.
'-
-
Up-
EDMONTON.
Nov.
28.-
-Margaret
Kcogh,
aged
18,
anrl
M
rtin
Kw.-gh,
aged
0,
trapped
in
;
upstair
room,
were
burned
In
dmtii
hi
-
morning
when
fire
d'"troyH
heir
home.
Martin
Keojrh,
their
father,
wan
nevwly
burned
in
making
an
attempt
to
rescue
them.
i
iSTEPSTO
PROTECT
SCHO()L,JECUE
aptil
court
today
reduced
from!
VICTORIA.
Nov.
2H.
Steps
will
$187,000
to
M,Q09
a
judgment
be
taken
immediately
to
invest
i
given,
by
Mr.
Justice
I).
A.
Mc-jgate
the
conditions
surrounding
Donald
in
Nelson
nearly
a
year
na'.Mng
in
ru-a!
ectioui
in
as-ago
against
the
Canadian
Pacific
slated
sohool
districts.
Railway
for
loves
sustained
by!
Hon.
J.
IHnrhVtiffe
has
initiated
ment
on
November
13,
expressing
a
desire
for'1
;r
,r,,
i
instigation
to
see
a
way
...
.
.
.
i
pu
uura
hot
uy
lire
csuku
n
sajeguaruing
yownjc
ifiri
dlSCUSSlons
between
the
United
!Uent
personal
by
a
spark
from
a
Canadian
Pac-
teachers
Tn
the
district
schools
Fate
of
Halibut
Vessels
Bmnvol
and
Imperial
is
Subject
Only
of
!
Conjecture
as
no
Word
is
Received
The
tragic
exectation
of
many
who
are
acquainted
with
the
situation
seems
now
to
be
that
the
two
Seattle
halibut
boats,
ilrunrl
and
Imperial,
both
missing
for
two
weeks,
or
those
on
board
rnV
never
be
heard
from
again.
Though
there
is
ntlll
hope,
It
Is
fust
glimmering
out
as
time
passes
and
the
vessels
continue
unheard
from.
Hope
is
waning
at
local
headquarters
of
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union,
which
has
asked
to
be
informed
Immediately
anything
is
heard
aa
to
the
fate
of
the
two
vessels,
each
currying
a
crew
of
four
or
five
men.
Doth
are
Seattle
boats.
The
Brunvol,
built
in
1W&
irowned
and
aMppered
by
Capt
Charles
Dlofaquist.
One
of
the
members
of
the
crew
is
Fred
Iutulquiit
of
ibia
city,
whose
wife
and
two
children
reside
here.
OapC
James
C.
Rohmen
ia
owner
and
kiper
of
the
Im
IriaL
-
J.
L
Morrison,
local
agent
of
tjje'.Deep
Sea
l'Jhej-nwu's
Union,
received
a
wire
front
Ketchikan,
this
morning
stating
that
nbtfeiflg
definite
had
so
far
been
learned
of
the
1!
run
vol
or
Imperial.
The
United
States
government
cutters
Una
lea
and
Cygan
returned
to
Ketchikan
after
a
five-day
search
to
the
westwards
for
the
missing
boats,
but
reported
no
success
in
locating
them.
The
echooner
Akutan,
donated
by
its
owners,
outfitted
by
contribution
and
manned
by'
halibut
fishermen,
left
Ketchikan
at
midnight
last
night
to
search
in
the
vicinity
of
Mtddleton
Island
and
Cae
St.
Ellas,
where
the
Rrunvol
and
Imperial
were
last
rlorted
on
November
1C.
Mr.
Morrison
gives
no
credence
to
a
reipert
that
has
been
circulated
stating
that
a
boat
had
arrived
which
had
found
the
mast
of
one
of
the
missing
vessels.
Mr.
Morrison
was
in
touch
with
the
men
on
the
boat
referred
to
and
they
conveyed
no
sush
information
to
him.
He
believes
that
it
is
an
idle
rumor.'
GREEN
IS
PRESIDENT
OF
LABORFEDERATION
NKW
ORLUANS,
Nov.
28.
William
Green
was
elected
president
of
the
American
Federation
of
Labor
today.
Toronto
was
chosen
for
the
next
annual
ventlon.
con-
t
PIONKKU
DIES'
VANCOUVBR,
Nov.
28.
John
Lobett,
92
years
of
age,
picturesque
British
Columbia
pioneer
and
prospector,
la
dead.
I
FOUND
GUILTY
OF
CAUSING
INJURY
i
BY
NEGLIGENCE
Electing
for
speedy
trial
nnd
pleading
no.
guilty.
William
Scott
of
Stewart
was
found
guilty
by
Judge
Young
this
morning
on
a
charge
of
causing
bodily
Injury
to
Jack
Howson
by
shooting
him
in
mistake
for
a
bear
in
the
Bowser
Lake
country
on
October
21.
Kive
months'
suspended
sentence
was,
imponed.
'
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
prince
RUPERT,
n.
c,
wedn
esday.
November
28,
1928
CO
miTION
OF
KING
GEORGE
CAUSE.
oint
Meeting
of
Parliamentary
Committees
ot
United
States
and
FIRE
TRAGEDY
I
:
IN
EDMONTON
'
38.
3C,
S
WORRY
TO
l:th
l,i'in'
greeted
I
I'.ntish
representatives,
to
lead
to
a
Detter
un-,
1
ific
icomotive
on
the
Kaaio-sio-'and.to
prevent
aaiissaMnt
to
an.
MttlUIW.U
I
CLCLllun
I
suitable
localities.
'
'
''''
'''
j-V
.
Dr.
W.
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CABARET
Special
Dinners
Thundayi
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
Accommodations
for
Prlrate
Parties
Phone
437
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
FMPIRE
llll'l'iNf;
SERVILE
STARTS
RETWEEN
lilt
DOMIN'ION
ND
WEST
INDIES
The
R.M.S
"Lady
Nelson."
the
first
of
tin-
five
new
vensels
built
for
the
Cana-
i
in
n
National
Steamships
fleet,
in
ao
ordance
with
the
Canadian-West
Indies
'
icaty.
is
here
seen
striving
at
St.
John,
W.R.,
)ie;i;'iatciry
to
making
her
maiden
'oyujfr
to
thf
f'arriibftan
Sea.
The
new
ihi8
arc
eight
thoi
eand
tons,
and
their
1;;Ksenger
accomoda'ion
vas
drsicaed
for
tropical
travel.
Bi
ow
is
Captain
J.
M.
W.
White.the
Mayor
of
St.
Jo'
n.
IN
EDftlONTON
SOON!
'
I'lLc
ui
rriuco
Ufeeua
KDJIBNTON.
Nov.
2H.J-Two
TOBdMaiea
have-
so
far
decivred
themselves
for
the
mayoralty
tiec-ftoas
4fch
Uke
pUce''5faHber
10.
Tfiey
are
Mayer
Bury
and
Cautf
C
Boan,
MW
ber
Of
the
-lejtfslattire?
'Over'
80
are
in
the
field
for
aldermanir
honors,
representative
of
all
sections
of
the
community.
WEATHER
REPORT
I
Prince
Ruert,
overcast,
freah
j
southeast
wind;
temperatu.-e,
41.
j
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
32.
;
Rosewood
Cloudy,
calm,
30.
Aiyansh
Snowing,
calm,
28.
Alice
Arm
Snowing,
calm,
32.
Any
ox
Snowing,
calm,
32.
Stewurt
Snowing,
calm,
29.
.
Port
Simpson
Cloudy,
south
wind,
42.
Hatelton
Snowing,
calm,
28.
SmiUu'ra
-Cloudy,
calm,
31.
Burn
Iake
Snowing,
cahn,'
28.
1
i
ays
jiort
Cloudy,
light
wind,
Atlin
Part
cloudy,
south
wind,
White
Horse
Part
cloudy,
south
wind,
80.
Selkirk
Part
cloudy,
rilai,
9.
Dawson
Part
cloudy,
aouth
wind,
-lb.
cam:
in
iilack
sh
t
niMt
fct
no.
1
a,.
-A
t
Homeward
on
Account
of
Illness
King
George
Bulletin
on
Condition
of
Patient
Shows
No
Improvement
Up
to
Eleven
o'clock
This
Morning
nmg
LONDON,
Nov.
28.
A
letter
from
the
King's
physi
cian,
Lord
Dawson
of
Penn,
submitted
to
the
cabinet
this
morning
said:
'
His
Majesty
is
suffering
from
mflama-tion
and
congestion
of
the
right
lung,
with
extensive
plastic
pleurisy
on
right
side."
LONDON,
Nov.
28.
(11
-m
bulletin)
"The
King
passed
a
!
TIirniriT
1
1
nj
I
T
h
nrn
T
A
mnn
lS
quieter
night.
T-mersture
and
general
condition
remains
as
br-fore."
j
DARES,
Salaan.
Nor.
98.
The
'
Prinee
of
Wales
is.
expected
to
arrive
here
at
S
o'cipck
this
eve-!
He
.
ill
immediately
board
4
the
government
Soat
Azania,
eventually
transferring
to
It.
M.
S.
'
"
I
in
(IV
II
19
ITVVIOIWII
W
IVHIIU
Vii
v
ants
forced
to
Uke
to
the
roof
of
th.
k-in..
iUiim
wild
the
houses
in
a
terrific
gale
over
the
lilack
Sea.
PRICK
OF
WIIBAT
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
out
any
requeat
tu.do
so,
it
is
NAVY
LARGER
IN
MAN
POWER
Nov.
23.
Rt.
Hon.
.
in,
first
lord
of
the
Knterprise.whichlHtoUkehrmto
!ist
of
?um
London.
The
f
prince
travelled
bvi'
I
last
nfgn
in
the
house
of
com-
4.
.k
,U...
II..
I
special
train
from
Dodoma,
after
7
TaT
,
of
Bri
ish
navy
had
been
a
de-t
notifying
Premier
Baldwin
,n
Tun
uu
him.
I
creasing
since
the
war.
while
the
MVIIHVII
111"
vs
vwaava
mM
.
self
were
returning
to
Hogland
as!
soon
ae
possUle.
I
personuel
of
the
United
States
navy
had
been
rising.
The
figures
indicated
that
the
United
The
exact
whereabouts
of
the.
State
navy
was
larger
in
man
Duke
of
Gloucester
is
unknown,
j
power
now
than
the
British,
as
the
two
p&rted
company
some!
weeks
weeks
ago
ago
in
in
the
the
course
course
of
of
their,
their,
wwaviMY,
4ov.
..
r
J"
flf
T
i'
n
1
liHTi
A
T
the
city
of
Odessa
and
several
v
-
hunt,
tr,p
in
Afrien.
The
prince
III
I
K
A
V
KlLH
Uuhs
wer
Himm
f
and
inhabit-!..,.
.it.i
ItULtU
11111111
flJl4
N.
Y.
EXCHANGE
LONDON.
Nov.
28.-There
KKJV
York.
Nov.
'2M.-Disre-mupt
be
anxiety,
the
letter
!
Bardina
the
renewal
rate
of
8
per
28.Thc
due
to
the
infection
which
natur.cent
n
,.8
money,
the
market
price
of
wheat
was
quoted
on
ally
miiat
be
serious.
The
con-
thc
exchange
today
at
11.19.
dition
of
the
lung,
however,
was
FUNKUAL
NOTICU
The
funeral
of
the
late
Brother
Roberts
will
take
place
at
2.30
tomorrow
afternoon
from
the
Anglican
church.
AM
Eagles
please
attend.
started
another
"bull"
rampage
this
afternoon,
when
more
than
a
'
somewhat
improved
ami,
the
lei-
'dozen
Issues
whirled
upward
$5
to
ter
pointed
out,
the
Kings
strength
had
been
maintained.
Lord'
Dawson
stated
thathe
illness
was
thus
far
being
controlled
and
its
force
lessened
and
he
hoped
its
duration
would
be
curtailed.
LONDON.
Nov.
28.
(8
p.m.)
30
a
share.
Radio
rose
$30.60
to
a
new
high
:d
$305.
BANK
OF
ENGLAND
WALL
COLLAPSED
LONDON,
Nov.
28.
A
workman
A
bulletin
issued
here
say's:
"Tin.'
was
killed,
and
three
others
in-
King
passed
a
fair
day
with
some
slee.
'Otherwise
eondlttoB
jured,
when
part
of
an
old
wall
of
the
Rank
of
England
collapsed
today.