CLASSIFIED
HABIT
r.vi'one
reads
th
ClkMlftcd
Ada.
II
you
loe.
advrtlfl
lor
It.
f
vu
find.
loct
the
owner
-r
Wl
'.ever
you
need,
advert'
jt:T
Tin:
rMssinwi
lit
-
'
'S
t
Will.
No.
253.
-
w
C.N.
I
LUNGED
OVER
75
tvuled
When
Man
Failed
toj
C
urve
In
I
lead
and
Went
j
Over.
:
I
INEZ,
Cal.
Oct.
27.
Five!
unci
a
man
were
kilted
last
a
ln'ti
an
automobile
planned
:
.
75
foot
bluff
at
Tonnmoy.
,
ad
art
Mrs.
Mlna
Griffin,!
1
daughter
Viola,
20;
Mr.i
Mt
Newman,
n;
jsis
E.
B.
Huaeey.
Q,
all
'.-
and
MiM
Ida
Carted.
.
I
m
vt-(i
that
Hussey
failed
to
.
curve
at
the
point
where
'
ili
nt
happened.
FISH
PRICES
i
HIGHER
TODAY
i
prices
were
at
a
hiKh
level
!n
hI
Exchange
this
morn-h
ii
four
boats
offered
aggregating
40,000
i
-
The
American
price
was
an
19.8c
and
8c
while
the
'1
m
bids
went
up
to
16.2c
Ml.-.
werf
as
follows:
American
".-11,22,000
pouuda,
1
1
r
11
II,
6,000
pounds.
W
Alts
AW,'
Oct
25.
A
peasant
'"
'I
Mesowie
ran
amuck
In
the
''f1
of
Smidy
killing,
with
n
v
tu
t
seven
persons,
including
'
r"liemen
and
wounded
five
1
l
ot
1
li.
disiii
nu
1.
TRAIN
IS
Royal
Bank
Branch
At
Winnipeg
Robbed
By
Lone
Bandit
Yesterday
WINNIPEG,
Oct.
27.
In
a
daring
robbery
a
lone
li;.
yetsterday
afternoon
obtained
$5,000
in
cash
from
Portage
Ave.
and
Carlton
Street
branch
of
the
Royal
Til.
and
escaped.
The
desperado,
who
was
about
2J5
years
of
age
and
Masked,
entered
the
bank
shortly
after
closing
time,
ked
up
to
the
teller's
wicket
and
shoved
through
a
of
paper
on
which
was
written:
"Hand
it
over.
You
covered."
,
ilor
John
Resch
looked
at
the
stranger
and
noticed
'.ijro
calibre
gun
protruding
from
the
parcel
he
carried
.i-
hand.
Resch
shoved
the
money
he
had
in
front
of
-ross
the
counter
and
the
bandit
scooped
it
up
and
i.i
(1
out
of
the
office
before
anyone
besides
the
teller
v
what
had
happened.
Kesch
grabbed
the
revolver
in
the
teller's
cage
and
I
the
trigger
half
a
dozen
times
but
it
would
not
Atlln
"
ricM,
19c
and
8c.
"i
.iii.
0,000
pounds,
CkwuMan
!'
nid
Cold
8toraft
Co.,
lft.Oc
Canadian
Atlln
as,
16.2c
and
10c.
'
H.,
8,800
pounds,
Cana
1
1
h
and
Cold
Storago
Co.,
.iirl
10c.
"M
AMUCK
WITH
A
BAYONET
IN
RUSSIA
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
iCourtmy
of
8
0.
oliiMMfe
Co..
ibi.,
The
tallowing
quotations
were
bid
and
asked.
Bayvfew,
4,
5.
Kir
Missouri,
dS'i,
M.
Cork
Province.
2S,
,JHI.
Cotton
Kelt,
85,
80.
Dunwell,
18,
18.
,
Duthie.
81,
88.
,
George
Copper,
3.767
d.25.
Georgia
Kiver.
SS.J11,
Glacier,
2,
Nil.
Gladstone,
Nil.
BVfc.
'
Glasair.
70,
88.
Golconda,
80.
82.
Crandview,
67,
174.
Independence,
1234,
IS.
Indian.
Nil.
8'.
Inter
Coal
&
Ooke,
86,
3D.
Kootncy
Forence
18,
20.
Kootney
King,
18,
17.
L.
A
L..
Nil.
7Vi.
Ukeview,
2,
2Vt.
Lucky
Jim,
28,
2W.
Marmot
Metals,
S,
M;
rmot
Kiv.
Gold,
9,
0.
Mohawk.
0',
M.rlen
Woolsey,
7.
7.
National
Silver.
10,
18.
Noble
Five,
38,
.li.
Pend
Oreille,
12.85,
tM.
Pioneer.
1.W,
2.00.
l'lanet.
Nil.
70.
Porter
Idaho,
81,
61.
Premier,
2.28,
2.26.
ltufus
Argcnta,
tt.
10.
Ituth
llo.
02.
Silver
Crest,
7,
8.
Silverado,
86,
70.
Silversmith,
10.
Mil.
Slocan
King.
6,
MIL
.
Slocan
lUmblsr,
MM,
19.
Snowflake,
Vilk,
SunLwk,
2.25.
2.80.
Terminus.
12Vj,
18.
Topley
Richfield,
18,
88.
Torlc.
2.00.
2.28.
Whitewater.
1.49.
Nil.
Woodbine,
12.
IB1
,.
.
OH"
I)lhouse,
1.00.
1.8Q.
Fabyon,
12.
12'
Home,
2.26,
2.30.
GASOLINE
TAX
HRMAINS
VlLTOP.'rt.
Oct.
27.-The
1
..1.
f
finance
Is
not
COH
sldering
an
Increase
line
tax,
lfon.
W.
HELD
1
X
LIVE
SALMON
ECCS
TO
INTERIOR
LAKES
UP
One
hundred
cases
of
live
salmon
eggs
from
the
Kraw
I
Hiver
arrived
from
Vancou-
ver
on
the
stsamer
Prjnce
George
this
morning
and
,
wore
placed
oaVa
train
here
for
delivery
Ui-Viulerhoof
and
Burns
Ike
whence
they
will
be
'taken
to
the
Stuurt
take
end
Babine
Lnke
hatch-
eries
for
restocking
those
river
ytems.
The
ship-
raent,
which
was
carefully
packed
and
tended
in
the
us-
u-l
erstom.
was
in
chargy
of
C.
T.
Hearn,
superintendent
1-
of
the
Lakelse
lake
hatch-
ery.
ROYAL
NAVY
TO
GO
SLOW
Prm(
Baldwin
Suyi
No
In
ten
tlon
of
Competing
with
United
S-VT
'
'
-,
Stat
0.
,
jgi&
LONDON,
Oct
'27-"(Jreal
Itrituin
lias
no
idei
of
buijdinz
a
navy
In
cmpetitin
with
United
States,"
mid
Premier
Hall-win,
when
he
gpoke
at
a
ma
meeting
in
Albert
Hall
in
celebration
of
the
tenth
anniversary
of
the.
League
of
Nations
Union.
"Our
policy
in
naval
building
in
to
go
flow.
We.
have
no
intention
of
competing
with
U.S.
and
we
came
to
the
decision
to
go
slow
long
before
we
were
Rked
to
sign
the
"Kellogg
pact,"
he
said.
SALMON
PACK
CLOSE
!
!
TO
RECORD
SEASON
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
27.-
C.
canned
salmon
pack
for
1028
is;
1,700,223
cases,
only
104.758
cases
less
than
for
1926.
which
was
w
record
year
and
with
three
weeks
lyet
to
go,
Major
J.
A.
Motherwell
,
said
todny.
AND
LONE
BANDIT
RIFLED
TRAIN
Held
Up
Pa-twtgers
in
Parlor
Car
and
Got
$36
When
Alarm
liaised
CAM
A
II
Yi,
Oct.
27.
Armed
.
with
a
iloIen
rifle,
a
maskeI
banait
held
up
the
puvicngcrs
in
the'
parlor
car
of
the
Canadian
:
Nalicnal
Kdmonton
Calgaiy
train
four
mile
west
of
Lyaita
last
nijht
and
emapea
witlt
.1C.
The
Iwnjft
had
gone
taroufh
only
tuo
persons
when
the
alarm
was
raided
and
the
train
stopped.
When
the
tra,n
was
akiHJt
to
come
to
a
stop
tie
man
'
juie;i
off
and
di
appeared.
CWlABLEDfclO
1
HONORED
BY
FRIENDS
Farewell
Prtv
Given
in
I.
O.
K.
for
Popular
Provincial
Police
Officer
I).
Miss
Wade'
MUasellem,
R.
HartleU
and
Walter
Howarth
wv.th
niiliiJills
in
a
fam-
welf
dancing
pMiy
whfch
wan
given
last
night
in
the
I.
O.
D.
K.
Hall
in
honor
of
Provincial
Constable
Thorqas
C'amm
on
the
eve
of
his
departure
for
the
Peace
River
district.
There
were
about
seventy
persons
ltrejUMit
and
arus-'
ic
was
by
Miss
Irene
Morrison
ind
George
Korier.
A
Spanish
i
Dance
by
Miss
Marie
Mussallem,
'
accompanied
by
Miss
Catherine
,
Musseilem,
was
one
of
the
features
of
the
evening's
prog
ram.
!
A
poem,
written
by
his
com-!
rades
on
the
police
boat
P.
M.
L.
2,
was
read
to
Mr.
Camm
by
II.
Ponder
as
a
farewell
address.
The
i
recipient
responded
suitably
with
a
neat
speech.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served.
M.
Cornicn,
who
resided
in
-The
It.'
Prince
Knpert
some
fifteen
years
ago
and
has
been
in
Atlln
for
the
past
few
years,
will
nail
tonight
on
the
Prince
Genrge
for
An
vox
where
he
will
enter
the
employ
of
the
Grunby
Co.
He
arrived
from
the
north
this
week.
,
Exhaustive
Audit
Of
Provincial
Finances
Is
Being
Undertaken
NumlKir
of
Matters
That
Have
Keen
Discussed
Politically
Will
he
Reported
on
by
Accountants
1
VICTORIA,
Oct.
27.
Preliminary
results
of
an
ex
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
IIUPEKT.
B.
C,
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER
27.
1928
ROBBER
hattstlvc
audit
now
under
way
will
be
made
during
next
chosen:
session
of
the
Legislature.
It
was
stated
today
that
'auditors
are
scouring
every
department,
delving
into
MAKES
I
Boston
Grill
LARGR
CABARET
Special
Dlnocri
Tbundayi
sad
Saturday
Dancing
evrrjr
Saturday
n1hi
from
9
to
13.
Dance
Hall
for
llirc.
Accomodation
lor
Prlvae
rartle
Phone
457
VRr-K
FIVE
CENTS
ESCAPE
The
Graf
Zeppelin
which
ia
ex.
tcted
to
return
to
Germany
at
an
early
date,
nowerful
Maybach
engines.
Hiirht
a
radio
cubicle
and
KU-tion
of
control
room.
MISS
WILSON
IS
PRESIDENT
Rupert
Bast
Young
People
Organize
and
Elect
Officer
for
Season
A
meeting
of
the
Young
People's
Society
took
place
in
Kitst
United
Church
laat
evening.
.
to
elect
oliicers
ror
the
coning
season.
Mrs.
W.
llorribin.
as
chairman
of
the
organisation
committee,
out-
!
lined
the
program
of
activities
which
the
society
proposes
to
car-
j
I
Kev.
Mr.
McAllister,
in
ton.
a
very
interesting
talk
enlarged
on
the
subjects
outlined
by
Mrs.
llorribin.
The
following
officers
were
elected:
President
Miss
Jean
Wilson.
Vice-President
Karl
GoHtaa.
Secretary
Mis
Muriel
Mrewcr-
nccounts,
estimating
tne
value
01
lanus
reclaimed
at
bu-
u,
icathWn
nuncsn
and
Peter
mas
and
in
South
Okanagan
as
compared
with
valuation
Ferguson,
shown
in
the
Government
accounts;
the
position
of
the
Intellectual
Miss
Hetty
Csp-Governmont
industrial
loans
and
the
amount
the
Gov-
""ck.Hruce
Wilson
and
sid
Elkins.
eminent
is
likely
to
salvage
out
of
the
expenditures
to
-'If'Tifm
iTlJu
.
,
,
Tate
Gallana
ana
Jim
Woods.
11
1
a
.1
aid
new
industries;
the
size
of
the
workmen's
compen-
Geore
Lundie
has
kindly
con-satlon
board's
funds,
reported
so
large
now
that
there
sented
to
undertake
the
physical
is
a
demand
for
a
revision
to
reduce
the
charges
to
em-
training
and
the
Society
feels
nlnvei'S
and
omnlnvpps:
thp
nrppisp
deht
of
thp.
nrnvinpp
irreatly
privileged
in
getting
his
'
miiii
iiirviiiL'
1
11
iin
;iu:i
I
s
11.:
iiii,
va
ih
hi
,im
w
'
(
nivnl
noeoto"
cutV,
no
fVirv
T
CI
T?
.
Ilm
n1nn
rf
nniumAinl
Shelly
suited
iiif;iivci,o
uui
uxivtvn,
Lilt'
xiiuiiauu
iiunuo
ui
kiit-
uiijuui
xee
Ho:u(i,
its
rei
ervp
funds
and
prolit;
At
the
close
of
the
meeting
Itoss
McKay
spoke
a
few
words
of
ad-
and
encouragement
to
p"l'!i-
J.'t-1-lil.
PICKED
UP
MEN
Water
was
Being
Shipped
Aboard
But
Crew
Tok
Only
Hum
Per-hei
on
the
lee
side
of
a
foun
'crng
28-foot
gasoline
launch
riding
uneasily
in
the
the
Rupert
:V?"
"f
IBIHIIM
tMMHlHI,,
It
a
off
Lucy
half
dosen
loggers
whose
avocation
tno&t
certainly
is
not
Mvtgation
Were
picked
up
by
the
Alaska
Standard
and,
with
their
boat,
towed
Into
Prircf.
Rupert,
says
the
Ketchikan
'nronicle.
Captata
C.
Cagls
of
Um
Stand-
rk
wU
caTried"';UTo
'tiTe
-
fourfold
plan
physical,
intellec
tual,
social
and
spiritual.
the
boat,
he
said
when
he
went
I
was
driving
the
boat
toward
the
shore;
so
Captain
Cagle
ordered
a
line
thrown
to
tne
distressed
hip.
Not
divining
the
purpose
the
The
following
committees
were
loggers
let
It
fall
overboard
and
it
was
necessary
for
the
tankers
Srwll
committee
Mrs.
W.
Hor-
skipper
to
put
one
of
his
crew
ribin,
Mrs.
Duncan
and
W.
BIMns.
j
aboard
to
help
the
embryo
boat-Ph.vsical
Miss
Helen
MeLeod,
men.
The
men
had
pet
bee.
drifting
helplessly
for
long,
bat
they
were
1
without
fresh
wdter
-having
only
At
left
is
one
of
the
BERT
TODD
OF
VICTORIA
DIES
'Vas
Formerly
Mayor
of
Victoria
And
Father
of
(iood
Itoadtt
Movement
SEATTLE.
Oct.
27.
Former
Mayor
A.
E.
Todd
of
Victoria
lied
here
yesterday
aged
51.
He
had
been
here
a
week
for
medical
treatment.
"Bert"
Todd,
was
known
as
the
"Father
of
the
Pacific
Highway."
In
the
earlier
days
of
motor
traffic
he
was
a
persistent
good
roads
booster
and
got
the
various
Pacific
Coast
authorities
together
and
organised
them
in
the
interests
through
here
Sunday,
and
in
res-
of
the
big
highway
which
has
ponse
to
signals
from
the
men
been
such
a
boon
to
motorists,
aboard
pulled
alongside.
The
lit-i
tyr-
Todd
is
a
son
of
J.
H.
tie
vessel
was
heavily
listed,
ship-
Todd
who
started
the
wholesale
ping
water
with
every
wave,
butjgrocery
and
cannery
business
the
men
stayed
on
the
low
side.
;
bearing
his
name,
sad
a
brother
The
strong
southeasterly
wind
of
Charles
Todd
who
owns
Inver-
nesa
cannery
today.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
BLACKSMITH
DIES
(iHotave
Heurhel,
88.
Sucrumlied
Ttd$r
nflcr
Spending
Four
Monllw
in
llnspltnl.
The
death
occurred
about
10
rum
as
a
thirst
quencherand
o'clock
this
morning
in
the
Prince
had
only
28
feet
of
rope
for
an
Kuiert
General
Hospital
of
Gus-"anchor
line."
tave
Ileuchel
of
Queen
Charlotte
Asked
where
they
were
going,
(Jlty.
Deceased,
who
was
G8
years
the
men
stated
that
thuy
had
of
age
and
a
Cerman
by
birth,
fol-started
"from
one
island
to
an-
lowed
the
blacksmithing
trade.
Ho
other."
Mrs.
Ic
the
the
1
several
Ti
i-i.
1-
Jack
Mii-
has
returned
city
.iftcr
having
spent
weeks
holidaying
in
Albeit
und
Vancouver.
hud
been
a
patient
in
the
hospital
for
four
months
and,
as
far
as
Is
known,
had
no
relatives
in
this
part
of
the
country.
Funeral
arrangements
are
in
th
hands
of
P
c
Undertakers