"classified
habit
M.uXratc
nt
Victoria
Declare
for
Government
Control
An
Agnint
"Fn
t
'control"
M'TORIA.
Oct.
8.
Asserting
"
taxi
driver
must
learn
that
1
li'i'mr
traffic
was
under
Gov-'
1
""
"t
control
and
not
under
M(.mtror
and
that
an
ex-11
1
1
nhoultl
be
set.
Magistrate
l"'
hi
provincial
court
yesterday
"
i.titil
forfeited
an
automobile
'
n
by
Leighton
Miles,
who
v
nvirted
on
a
charge
of
hav-
'
unsealed
liquor
in
his
pos-
WOMEN
KILLED
WHEN
AUTO
HIT
Ilarrell
died
yesterday
from
ii
lien
suffered
Sunday
when
was
hurled
37
feet
to
the
l1"'
incut
afUr
the
automobile
In
"Mich
aha
win
ridlnir
win
(rnrk
"
Ktreet
car.
Mrs.
I).
A.
11
whh
inHtmitly
killed.
Iloundary
WINDSOR,
Out.,
October
3.
The
Cnnadian
Nation-,i
i
cnger
train
No.
11
from
Toronto
to
Windsor
was
!
i
mi
anil
mnll
Inntod.
t.hn
tnkimrH
hninir
varimialv
nuti-
MOTOR
CARS
IN
BAD
COLLISION
Noboly
Seriously
Hurt
in
Crash
Iaxt
Nifiht
nt
Junction
or
First,
Second
and
Third
Avenues.
Tlmrp
was
a
bad
automobile
collision
at
12.60
midnight
last
night
when
two
taxis
crash!
head-on
at
the
junction
oi
rirst.
WnnH
and
Third
Avenues.
Both
cars
were
badly
damaged
and
the
occulta
had
a
miraculous
es-cnc
from
serious
injury.
One
of
the
cars,
belonging
to
"J9
Uxi
concern,
waa
driven
by
u.
Minnehan
and
the
other,
belonging
to
the
07R
liw,
was
driven
)y
W.
H.
McCallum.
An
Indian
WING
COMMANDE
Ithnt
both
the
cars
telescoped
to-.irethcr
and
were
on
the
street
all
night
being
salvage.!
by
a
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
3.
Mrs.
J.'garnge
concern
this
morning.
VICTIM
OF
MOTOR
ACCIDENT
i,
tMnnTfVP.1l
Oct.
8.
Th
death
occurred
today
of
R.
w.
Langlade
who
was
the
vict.m
nn
accident
at
Dunbar
and
Wrd
Avenue
nt
tin'
week
end.
Lone
Bandit
Robbed
Mails
On
Canadian
National
Train
And
Made
Clever
Escape
Tken
Taken
Mailt
Postal
Clerks
Open
llagii
ami
Then
Slipped
mil!
MO
MATHlMfll
and
Reboarded
Train
on
Which
he
Rode
Acrjss
the
iiu
iiiitauiinij
!
SIGNIFICANCE
!
SAYS
BENNETT
.......
-
i
r-
r
v
j
i
i
i.i
.
il
at
from
twenty
to
sixty-five
thousand
dollars.
I
i
John
Gibbs,
20
years
of
age
of
Los
Angelos,
was
ar-i
.
i-au.ary,
ot.
3.-"No
n
J
...
.,
l-lnnnl
riolil
nml
Wflllnn
nf
PBM.Iinn
llnnal
KlliflCCe
tM
be
i.t
'
v
v
...ifw,
"va""''
t
the
election
in
Nov;,
rinvney
was
found
on
him
stuffed
about
his
shabby
scoti.,"
stated
Hon.
fi.
v..
iu-n
nulling.
'
inett.
"It
was
conrerted
th
Lib
m
i
bs
is
believed
to
have
been
the
man
who
boarded
erais
would
mak
a
gn-atiy
in
M
ain
at
Chatham
at
7.30
p.m.
and
who
later
went
'rwawi
representation.-
h.
iie:,
;
the
,moil
tar
Z'SX:;
r"'
H
its
and
covered
tho
threo
clerks,
making
tliem
estn
,,,.
Rhoi.-vcr-coiirid.n
t
'
iickfi.
'
'"onservatives.
The
roblery
took
place
at
7.50
as
the
train
pulled
I'airie
siding.
The
train
crew
noted
nothing
wrong
TPI
I
Q
AfJATTT
i
he
"go
ahad"
signal
was
given,
flred
Johnitene,.
ILLJLiJ
RBUU
1
i.andles
the
mail
at
Prairie
Siding,
shouted
that
'no
.i
l
uken
the
outgoing
mail
and
apparently
the
mail
......t.
Tl,
f!n
ofrmAl
anrl
J
Ka
nraw
Irnnnfcotl.
'
.il
CIIIJIlJ.
AllU
llillli
OA.ujijfV.tt
niiu
vire
tiv
'.!
mail
door.
'
Car
One
ol
Grey's
Companions
I)c
J
hp
clerks
later
said
the
bandit
ran
out
of
the
front!
Inrknt
af
Vreck
,n
"l
uf
the
car
and
disappeared
when
the
knock
was
Peace
River
'
n.
I.
They
supposed
he
jumped
off
on
the
side
away
;
WINNIpBr;
Q
.,Aa
Mft
3
nun
the
station.
a
cnuih
M
aByoI,e
W0liId
wnt,
Although
armed
with
two
guns,
Gibba
when
appre-
dt.ciarwi
mng
commander
L.
s
l.uil'(
at
Detroit,
submitted
quietly.
Breadner
today,
describing
the
It
was
revealed
later
that
after
leaving
the
mail
;
accident
to
the
Godfrey
plane,
r
ir
'iihbs
reboarded
the
rear
coach
and
while
the
alarms!
o
the
day
of
the
mishap
the.
iv
,,inff
rabed
along
the
border
he
rode
into
ndjJV
"hW.
'M
the
train
he
had
robbed.
flight
ran
into
dense
smoke.
The
train
Stopped
OUtSlde
Windsor
but
blbbS
WHS
1
Major
Godfrey
flew
lower
anc1
'linon
the
rods
and
was
not
discovered.
He
went
another
sixty
miles
of
dens
;''"-
the
Detroit
River
on
the
train
but
was
found
by
smoke
was
navigated
when
tree
for
smugglers
on
,
tta
bank,
o,
looking
m.Mi.rratin
officers
who
were
J
aM
tho
alien
money
iii
his
possession
caused
him
to
be
ZZJSZ
i
"
i
over
to
the
police
who
had
already
been
advised
all
visoJon.
lt
WM
a
question
of
'
!
1'
f
riblery.
jtrying
to
climb
over
500
feet
of
AUTOMOBILE
IS
FORFEITED
BY
TAXI
MAN
uanKS
wnere
me
river
wmu
i
land
on
the
river.
We
decided
FOURBURNED
Jmiln
PLANE
CRASH
to
land.
The
pilot
shut
of
the
emrine
but
could
not
see
water
to
flatten
out
and
flew
into
It
with
a
crash.
The
saving
factor
being
reduction
of
the
ground
speed
through
ftying
into
tht
wind.
Both
wings
were
stove
u.
and
the
entire
plane
went
under
water,
filling
Instantly.
four
men
pushed
back
into
the
cabin,
succeeding
in
climbing
out.
The
plane
then
rose
to
the
level
of
the
water
and
drifted
to
within
100
feet
of
shore
when
it
stuck
in
the
mud.
IN
FARM
HOME
BRANDON.
ltt.
3.-
Four
per
sons
were
burned
to
death
when
the
farm
home
of
Alex.
Wilson
passenger
In
B
Mwre
p.
Manltol)a,
wa8
Hllght
bruls
Th.
JJJ.
L,yfniyr,reUHlp,
The
dead
going
east
on
Hwsond
AkU
WWr
Wilson.
(J78
In
the
opposite
tlirtfWflith.
.
TU
(mnant
WHH
Ol
SUCn
are
wn1
any
anu
airs
,Alex.
,,iih,
rf.
j
i
w
i
-
-
,o
-
u
thefr'aon
iiervni
anu
mm
oamn
WIlHon.
sister
of
Mr.
Wilson.
Ori
u
in
of
the
fire
is
unknown.
-
-
The
blaie
was
too
far
advancert
when
seen
by
neighbors
for
rescue
work.
The
bodies
were
recov
ered.
WHEAT
PRICES
Ul
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
3.
-The
price
of
whwt
here
wns
up
this
morning
being
quoiwi
at
Boston
Grill
E.oryon
readi
tha
Clasnlfled
Ads.
LARUE
CABARET
I!
you
lose,
kdvertlM
for
It.
Special
Dinners
Thursday
aad
If
y
u
find,
locate
the
owner.
Saturdays
Daiirlnr
rwy
Saturday
nlgln
Wtiatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
from
0
to
IX.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
di;r
the
classified
iiaiiit.
Accomodation
for
Ijrlvae
Parties
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457
W
ill.,
No.
232.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER
3,
1928
Price
Five
Cents
DIT
ROBS
C.
N.
R.
EXTRACTION
OF
SAP
FROM
THE
COCOANUT
PALM:
It
looks
like
a
lance
tournament
up
in
the
tree,
but
it's
only
the
daring
Tuba
man
of
the
Phillipines
at
a
hazardous
job.
Liner
America
Picked
Up
Crew
Sinking
Trawler
and
Boats
from
Fillette
Going
to
Aid
Celeano
NEW
YORK,
October
3.
The
liner
America,
Cap-;ain
George
Fried,
while
on
an
errand
of
mercy
today
to
,he
Dutch
steamer
Celeano
reported
sinking
in
a
northwest
gale
came
across
the
steam
trawler
sinking
fast
and
picked
up
two
life
boats
from
the
Fillette
which
was
apparently
on
fire.
The
Celeano
is
a
freighter
carrying
35
or
40
men.
The
position
of
the
America
is
approximately
1000
miles
ast
of
Newfoundland.
STOCKS
ACTIVE
COMPTROLLER
AT
VANCOUVER
HAS
RESIGNED
'nowflnkc
and
Morten
Woolsey
Have
Big
Turnover
nnd
(irandview
Xases
OfL
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
3.
Snow-lake
gained
27
cents
on
the
itock
exchange
here
going
to
M.05
on
sales
or
05,000
shares
yesterday.
The
shares
sold
as
ligh
as
$1.35
during
the
day.
Morten
Woolsey.
just
listed,
had
180,000
shares
traded
In
between
seven
and
eight
cents
with
a
closo
or
7,ac,
about
two
cents
higher
than
the
opening.
(Jrnndvlew
eased
orf
to
6S).
DEPUTY
MINISTER
OF
CUSTOMS
DIED
OTTAWA
OTTAWA,
Oct.
3.
R.
R.
Far
row,
deputy
minister
of
customs,
died
last
night
after
a
protracted
illness,
lit
came
under
fire
In
the
customs
inquiry
two
years
ago.
A.
N.
Mount
to
Give
up
Work
After
Auditors
Have
Completed
VICTORIA.
Oct.
3.
Alexander
Nalsmith
Mount,
British
Columbia
Comptroller
General,
resigned
yesterday.
He
stated
that
his
physician
hail
ordered
him
to
take
n
rest
He
has
held
the
position
since
I'JIG.
Hon.
W.
C.
Shelly,
minister
of
finance,
expressed
regret
and
asked
Mr.
Mbtiat
to
remain
In
of
fice
in
the
hope
that
Jils
.
health
would
improve.
During
tho
next
few
months
he
will'
assist
th
outside
auditors
who
are
about
tn
start
a
complete
audit
or
the
province's
accounts.
Mrs.
J.
Jones,
who
has
been
visiting
in
the
city
as
the
guest
of
her
daughter,
Mrs.
B.
A.
Petcr
eon,
819
Second
Avenue.
left
by
this
morning's
train
on
her
re
turn
to
hrr
home
in
Milwaukee
Wisconsin.
TRAIN
EADNER
TELLS
DETAILS
ACCIDENT
Court
O
f
Appeal
Plays
Havoc
With
Supreme
Court
Judgments
!
Given
By
Mr.
Justice
Morrison
VANCOUVER,
Uct.
3.
By
a
majority
judgment
Al
Marks,
who
had
been
sentenced
to
seven
years
for
conspiracy
to
defraud
the
public
in
connection
with
stock
transactions
was
granted
a
new
trial
by
the
court
of
appeals
which
convened
here
today.
The
appeal
of
Charles
P.
Portir,
jointly
indicted
and
convicted
with
Marks,
was
dismissed
and
he
must
serve
the
seven
years
sentence
imposed
by
Mr.
Justice
Morrison.
Reversing
the
decision
of
the
trial
judge,
Mr.
Justice
Morrison.
I
the
appeal
court
unanmiously
al-owe'l
the
appeal
of
the
P.G.E.
Railway
Company
which
previously
had
been
held
liable
to
the
Georgia
Construction
Company
for
a
sum
in
the
neighborhood
or
$60,000.
The
constractlng
company
claimed
payment
for
wprk
oo
a
cut
and
fill
at
mite
13.7
north
or
Lillooet
in
1926.
The
appeal
of
Donald
B.
Mar-'yn.
industrial
commissioner
of
Victoria,
from
the
judgment
ef
and
the
appellant
recovers
costs
of
the
appeal.
By
arrangement
between
an
analagou
claim
against
the
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
of
S.
D.
otnaon
Co,
Ltd.,
The
following
Quotations
were
bid
and
asked.
Argenta
Rufus
2G;
27.
Bayvlew
5H:
6.
B.
C.
Silver
1.25;
nil.
Big
Missouri
53;
G3',.
Cork
Province
28j;
23.
Cotton
Belt
83;
90.
Dtinwell
12;
nil.
Duthie
80;
90.
George
Copper
6.25;
5.G0.
Georgia
River
33
Vis
5
34.
Glasiar
60;
64.
Golconda
79;
80,
Grandview
65;
55.
Independence
HVi;
li.
Indian
5Vi:
nil.
Kootenay
Florence
174;
18'.
L.
&
L.
0V4:
9V4.
Lakevlew
I;
nil.
Lucky
Jim
25VV;
26.
Marmot
Metals
8V;
10.
Marmot
River
Gold
9Vi;
10.
Mohawk
8;
8Vi.
National
Silver
nil;
14.
Noranda
46.40;
nil.
Pend
Oreille
13.30;
13.40.
Porter
Idaho
05;
69.
Premier
2.25;
2.30.
Ruth
Hope
57;
68.
Sherrit-Gorden
6,f0;
nil.
Silver
Crest
9,;
10V.
Silversmith
12;
14Vi-Snowllake
91;
93.
Terminus
18;
19.
Topley
Richrield
59;
60.
White
Water
1.80;
1.85.
Woodbine
11
V4;
lttt-Oils
Dalhousie
1.70;
1.85.
Fabyon
11;
12.
Home
2.60;
nil.
SIR
AUSTEN
AT
FRISCO
LABOR
MEMBER
URGES
CANADA
FRIENDS
U.S.
Says
he
Found
Antagonistic
Sentiment
in
This
Country
Which
He
Deplored
Mr.
Justice
Morrison,
who
award-'
HALIFAX,
Oct.
3.
Tom
John-ed
the
plaintiff.
Walter
Hodgkln-json,
Labor
M.P.
for
Dundee.
Scot-son
of
Vancouver.
$300
damages
1
land,
a
member
of
the
Empire
lor
assault,
succeeded
to
the
ex-.parliamentary
delegation,
strongly
tent
ahat
the
court
reduced
the
j
pleaded
for
a
lasting
friendship
damages
to
$10.
Plaintiff
will
,
with
the
United
States.
He
said
hare
no
costs
in
the
court
below,
be
regretted
that
he
found
in
Can-
ada
evidence
of
what
might
be
called
an
anti-United
States
sentiment.
An
attitude
of
this
kind,
he
said,
would
imperil
our
com-
industrial
commissioner
by
II.
C.
mon
civilization
Dunn
will
be
disposed
of
in
the
same
manner.
OYER
A
BANK
Two
killed
Near
Tranqullle,
Kam-loops,
When
Returning
rrom
Big
Game
Hunt
KAMLOOPS.
Oct.
$.
Walter
Anderson.
46
years
of
age
of
Detroit
is
dead;
John
Slyverton
of
Cries
Creek,
B.
C.
is
practically
of
Crfss
Creek,
B.C.
Is
critically
Injured
as
the
result
of
an
auto
mobile
accident
yesterday.
Their
car
ran
away
on
a
hill
near
Tranqullle
and
plunged
over
a
bank.
Anderson
had
been
hunting
big
game
and
Sylverton
was
the
guide.
GENE
TUNNEY
IS
MARRIED
Ceremony
Performed
by
Former
Parish
Priest
ol
Bridegroom
ROME,
Oct.
3.
Gene
Tunney
and
Miss
Mary
Josephine
Lauder
ol
Grenwich,
Connecticut,
were
married
today
in
the
Hotel
Rus-nia.
Monsignor
Joseph
A.
Bres-
lin,
vice-rector
or
the
American
College
and
Tunney's
former
parish
priest,
performed
the
religion
ceremony
SJgaor
Brofferio,
one
of
the
leading
(fascist,
conducted
thc
clvil
cerVmehy.
'
which
preceded
it.
YISCOUNTllENBr
ARRIVES
NEW
YORK
x?LMif
vnnu
nut
a
Pinld
n.i.
iMitvntcnn
n
i
i
Mn-V,nl
Viarnnnt
Allenbw
nr-
Vvm
"
vmimiui
.
0U
r
nHUIW
Austen
Chamberlain
arrived
here
i
rived
here
yesterday
to
attend
to
spend
ten
days
'
before
leaving
the
American
Legion
convention
or
Canada.
at
San
Antonio.