CLAlFlEEl'HABIT
jv.-ryonf
reads
th
ClIfll
Ad
ft
y,nt
lone,
tdvertlM
for
it.
f
y,,a
find,
locate
tbo
owner.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
'
(JET
TIIE
CLASSIFIED
II'
V(
Will.,
No.
23C.
KT(M
FOR
H
refuted
complaint
con-
p0j,h.
sneaking
very
little
Bng-condttion
in
Canada
tan
Sn
jg
a
man-hater
and
al-1
l
ack
by
other
harvesters.
'
trJ-j
to
be
alone.
She!
those
arriving
yesterday
girted
to
make
the
journey
to
.
n
quit
successful
in
rjawkon
earjr
jn
the
season
and
Many
found
steady
era-
M
fw
M
tb
jnt
Cabin
when
at
wage-
from
three
to
hht
WM
turned
back
by
the
police
I
lam
a
day
and
some
were
and
c(H)Victed
at
Haaelton
of
va-i
ay
their
passages
hoanegrency
and
seat
to
O
kails
She
i
.
,
il
rate
of
sixty
dollars.
Bja
not
,tay
in
the
south
long
but
DOUKS
FINED
SUM
OF
$600
nt,
itive
of
the
committee
of
I'M
to
inspect
its
records
d
against
the
Christian
"iiniy
of
Universal
Brother-
Stipendiary
Magistrate
I
on
Saturday.
He
found
nimunity
guilty
of
two
inns
of
the
Produce
Market
'
"immunity
offered
no
de-
testimony
in
either
case.
APPEAL
IS
DENW
TO
EDWARD
HICKMAN
"
sillNGTON,
Oct.
8.
Willi
Kriward
Hickman,
under
nr,.
of
death
for
October
19
Hi.
murder
of
Marian
Parker,
"luy
denied
an
appeal
te
the
"
tnc
court
by
Mr.
Justice
'
'
r
I
a
ntt.
WHOLE
FAMILY
WAS
KILLED
IN
COLISION
"l
l.TA,
Utah,
Oct.
8.
The
1
"!
family
of
eight
were
killed
Ml"
when
an
automobile
in
they
were
riding
was
returned
and
again
started,
wis
;
time
with
money
on
ker
sufficient
to
give
her
right
of
way.
She
usually
camped
outside
except
when
she
found
vacant
cabins.
At
i
Atlin
she
stopped
only
long
:
nAuh
to
buy
a
loaf
of
broad.
8e
refused
an
aiKo
ride
between
,
Fruit
Without
Uffn
Carer.
anf
Dawson,
preferring
K,
rued
Permission
to
In-
T
j
little
information
that
could
be
obtained
she
to
."X.
Oct.
8.-
A
fine
of
without'
omething
about
the
trail
and
...
shipping
fruit
litr.nd
another
0,
where
she
was
going
and
was
per-
n
fuslnir
to
permit
a
re-l""r-
MR.
JUSTICE
D.
A.
MACDONALDWILLBE
ASSIZE
COURT
JUDGE
Mr.
Justice
D.
A.
MacDonald
will
preside
at
the
session
of
the
supreme
court
assises
which
will
open
in
Prince
Rupert
on
Tuesday
of
next
week.
M.
S.
Bryan,
it
Is
understood,
will
be
the
official
reporter.
There
are
three
criminal
cases
on
the
docket
but,
so
far,
no
civil
actions.
SIX
PERISHED
IN
A
DORMITORY
FIRE
it
t
mpti
AN
rtTY.
OHIO,
Oct.
8
At
least
six
persons
at
a
brick
plant
here
of
the
Ohio
peniten
tiary
are
belie
vea
to
n
Li.Ji
In
flsmes
which
destroyed
a
dormitory
in
wMch
170
peredns
were
asleep
early
tnis
moru.g
FUNBKAL
NOTICE
ru
.mx
the
late
ijlV
jwiitow.
-
,
u.-k
bv
s
trait
iii
W.
The
MrlUe
will
take
PC
""T
i
.
.......
!
.....
.
mt
CM
from
I
M
i'l.d
six
chfidrfn.
Praifl'ijtirhiB
Chwreb.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
iOourtef
8
O.
iJwwo
Co..
1U.
Argenta
Rufus
31
s
;
33.
Bayview
64;
6.
B.
C.
Silver
1.85;
1.S6.
Big
Missouri
62;
68'.-.
Cork
Pprovince
29;
28'.
Cotton
Belt
8;
94.
Dun
well
15;
20.
Duthie
91;
1.00.
George
Copper
MO
5.70..
Georgia
River
If;
88.
Goto
I;
BO.
...
Grandview
68
Independence
12;
124
Indian
t'k;
7.
Kooteaay
Florence
17;
L.
L
I..
9;
9'j,.
Lakeview,
Vt;
NR.
.
.
rNCfi
RtJPEBt.
B.C.,
MONDAY,
OCTOBER
8t
1928
Lucky
Jim
26'
2
;
M.
Marmot
Metala,
9;
9V.
t
Marmot
River
Gold
9;
9Vi.
Mohawk
81,,;
8.
NaUonai
Silver
14;
If.
Noranda
47.90.
Pend
Oreille
13.00;
1SJ&.
PorUr
Idaho
86;
W.
Premier
IM;
tXL
Richmond
2V.
nil.
Roth
Hope
87;
Sterrit-Gordea
6
JO;
ail.
Silver
Croat
11;
nil.
Silverado
81;
70.
Silveranith
12;
ail.
Snowflake
1.00;
1.0.
Terminus
19;
20.
Topley-Kichfield
89;
80.
White
Water
all;
1J8.
Woodbine
12;
12'-',.
Oils
Dalhousie.
1.60;
1..90
Devenish
SO;
nil.
Fabyon.
9;
niL
Home
2.10;
2.20.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
DR.
J.
D.
MACLEAN
kJPomer
Prewier,
is
likely
to
get
rrominati'oridtbr
Victoria
City
for
the
seat
vacated
by
Premier
Tolmje
II
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CABARET
Special
Dlntxn
Ttaundayi
aad
Baturdty
Dancing
evrrjr
Saturday
nlflii
from
8
to
12.
Dan?
Hall
tor
Hire.
Accomodation
for
Prlvae
Tartiea
Phone
457
Price
Five
Cents
PREDICTED
SADDLE
MINE
AT
HASTINGS
ARM
ABOUT
READY
TO
SHIP
Lone
Woman
Tramps
to
Dawson
from
Hazelton
Distance
of
900
Miles
Ya
None
Worse
For
Her
Trip
and
Would
Not
Tell
Why
She
Had
Made
the
Long
Jaunt
and
What
She
Would
do
Next
DAWSON,
October
8.
Completing
an
overland
and
i
journey
of
about
900
miles
over
mountain
trails
utfh
a
country
that
would
tax
the
courage
and
re-.
(
fulness
of
a
veteran
trail
brazer,
Lillian
Ailing,
a
i,u
.slender
woman,
arrived
here
from
Hazelton,
B.C.,
.
where
she
started
on
a
long
wilderness
jaunt
last
jiparently
none
the
worse
for
her.
long
lonely
jour-Miss
Ailing
.
.
would
not
divulge
the
object
of
her
visil
visit
.
A
I
A
ft
L.
A
-
HARVESTERS
RETURNING
Refute
Former
Complaints
U
curding
Conditions
in
Canada
beyond
stating
that
she
had
on
mora
place
to
go
before
returning
to
Dawson
to
seek
work.
ing
Haaelton
she
followed
the
Government
Telegraph
trail
to
Whitehorse,
then
to
Stewart
Crossing.
There
she
obtained
a
small
boat
to
make
the
final
70
miles
down
the
Yukon
River,
the
mat
lap
of
which
she
laade
against
i
chili
north
wid
end
to
a
twtfttn
j
snowstorm.
US.
Oct.
8
British
bar-'
ho
returned
to
Britain
Local
advices
indicate
thst
Miss
iiy
landing
at
Liverpool'
A,nir
ig
foreigner,
probably
FIVE
KILLED
IN
COLLISION
OFAIRRLANEi
DETROIT,
Oct.
8.
Five
per
sons
were
killed
late
yesterday
at.
a
result
of
a
collision
over
flyW
field
between
two
air
fought
a
masterly
but
losing
dual
with
death.
The
dead
arc
Captain
Clement
Drown,
Mis
i
Margaret
Utile,
fiancee
of
Brown.
(Russell
Paulger
and
an
unidenti
fied
young
roan
and
woman.
Paulger
was
the
pilot
of
one
raa
chine
and
Drown
of
the
other
WEST
YORK
LIBERALS
WILL
NOT
NOMINATl
TORONTO.
Oct
8
It
is
un
derstood
that
the
Liberals
o'
West
York
will
not
nominate
i
candidate
to
opiiose
J.
Karl
Law
son,
Conservative
fn
the
by-elec
tion
on
November
5
to
select
successor
to
the
Dominion
Hous
of
Sir
Henry
Drayton.
CAPTAIN
WARNSOP
.
DIES
AT
KAML00P
KAMLOOPS
Oct.
&.
-After
an
illness
of
several
mouths
Cap
tain
T.
II.
Worsnop,
F.U.
G.
04
years
of
age,
former
Port
Warden
of
Vancouver,
died
Sunday.
Ire
Kvas
the.fljvt
mn,n
to
operate
the
large
type
vessel
on
the
Yukon
Rnver
during
the
gold
rush.
LARKY
SEMON
DIES
VICTORIAVILLE.
Oct
8.
fcajaou,
film
comedian,
died
to-
4f
i
momoni.
-yf
y?tm-
HJstings
Arm
Mine
NtW
About
Ready
For
Operation
and
Ore
Will
be
Shipped
to
the
Smelter
The
tramline
which
is
being
constructed
at
the
Sad-
t
rating
proposition.
While
in
the
north,
Mr.
Peterson
wJU
as
well
make
an
inspection
of
the
Tiger
mine
In
the
'
Upper
Kitsault
Valley
at
Aliee
Arm
which
is
under
development
for
the
Utility
Mining
&
Financing
Co.
and
for
which
Mr.
Peterson
is
also
consulting
engineer.
Work
will
be
continued
on
the
property
throughout
the
winter.
M
tAv
in
another
800
feet.
The
I
E.
C.
Pickett,
owner,
who
lias
I
.
.
t
II
I
f-.ft.nM..
m
is
nlnn
Kirn
rvf
rldAIB.
iroperty
is
nigniy
minerauseu,
uotu
iu.
.-...
iu
-"''-
"r-1-
year8
0f
Hch
ore
having
been
encountered
j
tions
during
the
summer,
will
be
'
n
abort
shafts
a.i
well
as
by
oen
'
going
south
in
about
a
week
s
uts.
The
ore
i
so
high
in
lead
time
to
spend
the
winter
in
Cali--mtent
that
it
is
not
a
concen-
tornia.
A
JOINT
BANQUET
A
Joint
Biaauot
will
be
tender!
the
members
of
the
StoU-McCrackeb
Hxpeditioaaia-
party
by
the
Women's
Cana-n
Club
andthe
Board.f
TJatl'ine
',1!'"...,.;ji
,
COMMODOHH
OAFK.
AT
G0
TUBSDAt
HVENING.
Tickets,
im
each,
restricted
to
members,
their
wives
and
husbands
of
the
aLere
named
organiiftUons,
on
ale
at
Ormes'
and
5retary
Joard
of
Trade
after
6
pjn.
Monday.
(Number
limited).
i
Predicts
a
Victory
For
Hoover
At
Election
In
UnitedSlates
November
WASHINGTON,
Oct
8.
With
the
presidential
election
a
month
away
political
forecasters
are
beginning
to
tabulate
votes
by
states
and
the
more
cautious
place
nearly
half
the
votes
in
the
doubtful
column.
!
The
Washington
Star,
which
has
been
conducting
'
an
independent
canvass
gives
Hoover
190
out
of
531
votes
;
in
the
electoral
college
and
Smith
100.
Of
the
remaining
j
votes
251
are
described
as
leaning
toward
the
Republican
cause
and
101
as
leaning
toward
the
Democratic
while
87
are
described
as
doubtful
LOVAT
DENIES
20,000
PLAN
WELLINGTON",
N.Z.,
Oct.
8.
!
Lord
Lovat,
cha'rman
of
the
Em-
C.N.
STEAMSHIPS
SUPERINTENDENT
DIES
QUEBSC.
Oct.
8Frcderick
William
James,
sperintendent
of
Canadian
National
Steamships
of
Montreal,
is
dead
here
as
a
result
of
pneumonia
following
a
fractured
skull
which
he,
suffered
when
he
fell
into
the
hold
of
a
ship
here
Thursday.
He
was
TO
AMERICANS
WINNERS
CHICAGO
CITY
SERIES
CHICAGO.
Oct.
8.
Chicago
American
won
Sunday's
intercity
game
from
the
Cubs
two
to
nil.
making
the
series
stand
three
to
two
In
favor
of
the
Cubs.
SIF
LEE
KNOWLKS
DIES
f
AMhAK?
Q
fill
T
aa
Knowles,
author,
soldier,
lawyer,
died
today
agUd
71.
There
is
no
heir
to
tbe
baronetcy.
CAHD
OF
THANKS
Mr.
and
Mrr.
E.
G.
Osborne
wish
to
express
their
appreciation
mm
tft!
i
trnMaalAha
a
avm.
I
t,Ol
II1V
lfu
r
ai
rnciviip
i
r-,v
st-
,pathy
received
In
their
WITNESS
IN
MURDER
CASE
GOES
SOUTH
pi
re
Settlement
Board,
stated
on'
his
arrival
f
rcia
Ctaada
that
the
,
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
8.
Jessie
report
that
it
wa
proposed
to
Clark,
star
witness
in
the
North-1
tattle
20,000
British
families
in
cott
case,
was
rushed
across
the
I
Canada
was
all
wrong
and
Inac-!
border
1st
Saturday
ajgbt
by
W.
curate
throughout.
"1
cannot
J.
yuinn
and
A.
Keiiyvsnenns
comment
on
the
matter
which
is
officers
from
Riverside,
who
fear-under
consideration
at
the
pre-'
ed
that
she
might
be
subpoenaed
sent
time."
he
said.
PASSENGERS
KILLED
,
by
the
defense
in
the
extradition
proceedings.
She
left
Vancouver
by
automobile,
catching
the
train
in
the
United
States
for
Riverside.
AS
BOMB
EXPLODED
MOVEMENT
Mftm(CMT
nr
OF
miM
GRAIN
UN
ON
TRAIN
1KAIN
IN
IN
INDIA
INUIA
FROM
PRAIRIES
NOW
BOMBAY,
Oct.
8.
Three
pas-;
nengers
were
killed
and
eight
in-
j
,
m
rA
ajUv
at
T.nman
vlun
fl!
Me
property
on
Hastings
Arm
by
the
Silver
Crest
Mines
.hattered
the
car
of
the!
.Ul.
is
expected
to
be
completed
and
ready
for
operation
train
en
rout
to
Bombay.
A
,y
the
end
of
this
month,
stated
P.
E.
Peterson,
M.E.,
con-
boaTb!
alting
eninneei
for
the
company,
who
was
a
passenger
.ino.
t,w.P
.
vmiv
bv
STARTING
TO
PORT
iboard
the
Catala
last
night
bound
north
to
make
one
fcBarchTsta
to
await
the
arrival
arrive
tonight.
Some
150
car-f
his
iMr?hHipnl
insnftntions
of
nrnpresa
of
onerations
at
of
the
Roval
Commission
en
In-,
loads
were
reported
this
morning
Ae
mine.
On
completion
of
the
tram
line,
shipments
of
reforms
headed
by
sir
John
tlio
Trail
nc
Simon.
'le'by
smelUer.s
will
be
at
once
natltuted.
The
tram
line,
which
i
considerable
of
an
engineering
enlevement,
scales
a
steep
slope
rom
the
mine
to
the
beach,
reach-g
an
elevation
of
8,000
feet
in
distance
of
4.0C0
feet
almost
erpedicutarly
.
Development
of
he
mine
continues
eteadily,
work
tow
being
concentrated
on
a
main
unnel
which
i:
now
in
350
feet
nd
is
expected
to
strike
the
main
Five
carloads
of
grain
arrived,
from
the
prairies
for
the
Alberta
Wheat
-Pool's
Prince
Rupert
elevator
last
night
aad
another
twelve
carloads
are
expected
to
to
be
on
the
railway
line
west
of
Edmonton
bound
here.
There
is
no
word
yet
as
to
when
the
first
ship
of
the
season
may
be
expected
here
to
load
grain.
CRASHED
INTO
POLE
IS
FATALLY
INJURED
VANCOUVER.
5ct.
8
Mrs.
J.
A.
Fleming.
1826
Richard
Street,
was
fatally
injured
when
an
i
automobile
which
the
husband
was
driving
crashed
Into
a
tele-;
I
phone
pole
on
Robinson
St.
Fleming
suffered
shocks,
cuts
and
:
bruises.
MORRISSEY
IS
STORMBOUND
At
noon
today
the
schooner
Morrissey
carrying
the
Stoll-Mc-Cracken
party,
was
anchored
in
the
lee
of
Langara
island,
unable
to
proceed
until
there
has
been
a
change
of
wind.
The
vessel
Is
depending
on
her
sails
to
complete
the
trip
here,
no
progress
being
possible
against
the
wind
with
the
special
ice
properrsl
with
which
she
is
equipped.
Dan
Archie
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
last
night
from
a
trip
to
riutedale.
'1
a