Classified
hab't
Suite
Boston
Grill
Evryon
read
the
CloMlf)
'"
UKHE
CAItARET
Special
Dinner
Thuradaya
and
If
you
lo.
sdvcrtlxe
lor
"Xjy
Saturday
If
you
find,
locate
the
oww'.,.
'?
Dancing
every
Saturday
nl(ht
frtini
9
to
IX.
wnalevcr
you
need,
advertise
for
"fy.
Danre
Hall
for
Hire.
ft
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accomodation
for
PrtYM
Parties
.
II
r
1
1
ill
K.
4i?ri-
cJf
II.T.1W
1
II
Vy
rhone
417
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
,1
XVIII.,
No.
225.
PRINCE
UUTEItT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER
25,
1928
Price
Five
Cent.
PREMIER
SA
YS
Suggestion
Tkat
Flesh
Of
Boys
Was
Fed
To
Poultry
At
Riverside
LOS
ANGELES,
September
25.
A
scrap
of
rough
I
ijiit
from
a
tablet
today
sent
the
authorities
on
a
new
and
sensational
line
of
investigation
of
a
possible
method
oi
disposal
of
the
bodies
of
suspected
boy
victims
of
tor-;
v
r
and
murder
on
the
Northcott
farm
near
Riverside.
If
.1
-lip
of
paper
found
on
the
ranch
of
Gordon
Stewart
?
o
..'thi-ott
contained
a
receipt
for
chicken
feed.
It
Mated!
t:
measures
of
bran,
wheat,
boric,
mash,
water
and
t
'
'i
with
"Little
boys,
two
and
a
half
parts."
j
The
paper,
if
it
proves
genuine
and
not
the
work
of'
a
:
a
;ical
joker,
may
play
an
important
part
in
solving
the
mystery.
(FLYING
CHANGE
IS
PROPOSED!
0
1
I
AW.
A,
Sept.
25.
Commer
!
i'v'I'k
romi'.-tiiies
carrying
hki-i
s
ovi
i
water
routes
may
.'":!
ill
to
UM
MftpUM
if
'.
id
changes
in
the
air
regu-
i
.in-
carried
nut,
G.
S.
i
...nit.-,
deputy
minister
of
debited.
The
question
will
i
to
and
an
order
in
coun
i
uii.ilily
paused.
PLAN
TO
BUILD
TEN
MILES
OF
NEW
HIGHWAY
j
11
'In.
Provincial
r.overment
M
;
i
r
1
1
1
jr
tn
huild
ten
mile
of
ft
.
a
i
ii.kI
on
tin-
other
Hide
of
!
i
a.i
Kan
i
'la
next
year
and
1'iiipleti)
the
bridge
across
iii.iwm
m
the
latest
news
'In-
capital,
according
to
.1
i
Ms.
rvntives.
This
ia
said
uh:it
will
be
recommend
l.i'tri.Ml.iture
at
it
next
"
i
n'.
iii.MKibly
not
in
a
separ-
"!'
but
as
part
of
the
de-'
i
i
1
1
1
.
1
1
estimates,
i
i
w:i
generally
expected
that
unili
would
be
continued
.
r
tin
Tolmie
administration.
Action
On
P.G.E.
IBEATTV
TELLS
JOINT
PLANS
EDMONTON,
Sept.
26.
Preai-
UJent
Reattv
wired
to
an
T"trn
newspaper
in
reply
to
a
request
for
information
the
following:
"Details
of
method
of
administration
cannot
be
determined
until
decision
of
Canadian
Nation
Railways
to
join
in
purchase
is
made,
but
it
will
give
no
difficulty,
in
view
of
similar
arrangements
being
very
common
elsewhere
in
the
United
States
and
Canada.
The
general
scheme
would
bo
joint
ownership
with
each
of
the
owning
companies
nominating
half
of
the
directors
and
the
board
so
chosen
appointing
managing
officers,
the
profits
to
be
divided
equally
between
the
owning
companies
and
deficits
likewise
shared."
GIVEN
COMMAND
OF
H.IW.S.
TIGER
ONLY
RECENTLY
DISMISSED
LONDON,
Sept.
25.
Barely
six
months
after
being
dismissed
from
his
ship
on
charge
growing
nut
of
the
Royal
Oak
affair,
jCaptain
Kenneth
Dewar
has
been
appointed
to
command
11.
M.S.
Tiger.
Railway
Is
Delayed
Until
More
Information
In
Regard
To
Country
Secured
Premier
Tolmie
Says
Ultimate
Destiny
of
Line
is
in
Its
Linking
up
With
1'cacc
Hivcr
via
Prince
George
VANCOUVER.
Eentembcr
25.
"There
is
no
doubt
t
i;it
t
he
ultimate
destiny
of
the
P.G.E.
Railway
is
in
its
l'
liking
up
with
the
Peace
River
via
Prince
George,"
de-c'arod
Premier
Tolmie,
on
his
arrival
hero
yesterday
af-t
r
a
tour
of
the
line
and
district.
The
premier
was
silent
a
to
the
immediate
futuro.
It
would
be
sheer
folly
to
jvocewl
to
make
plans
for
the
disposal
of
the
railway
iUiout
ascertaining
as
nearly
as
possible
what
it
is
that
v
o
proposed
to
give
away,
he
said.
"One
thing
that
has
Ivon
impressed
upon
tho
minds
of
ovoryono
on
this
trip
the
absolute
necessity
for
a
thorough
survey
of
the
natural
resources
tributary
to
the
line.
Plans
for
this
work
already
in
course
of
formulation
and
a
survey
will
be
carried
out
as
rapidly
as
possible.
EAT
A
TO
BE
STRUCK
A
SNAG
1
IN
PILOTAGE
Commission
to
Hold
Further
Sittings
at
New
Westminster
Regard
Frnner
Hivcr
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
26.
When
the
pilotage
commission
met
yesterday
for
what
was
believed
would
be
the
final
session,
Captain
W.
J.
Poyd
of
New
Westminster,
launched
charges
against
conditions
on
the
Fraser
River
with
the
result
that
it
is
likely
the
commission
will
go
there
for
another
session.
Captain
Boyd
charged
that
there
was
not
a
sufficiency
of
pilots
on
the
river,
that
when
necessity
arose
a
master
was
drafted
from
a
government
vessel
and
that
casualties
occurred
which
were
never
investigated
by
the
pilotage
authorities,
i
Asked
what
suggestions
he
had
to
make
for
Improvement
on
the!
Fraser
River
Captain
Boyd
de-
i
dared
with
emphasis:
"Give
three
members
f
the
pilotage
board
,
their
leave
of
absence
for
the!
rml
of
their
live,"
;
'a
r
-
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
0urtey
of
S.
D.
ottiMoa
Oo
Lil.
The
following
quotation
were
bid
and
asked.
Argenta
Rufus
24's
36ft.
II.
C.
Silver
1.45;
1.80.
Dig
Missouri
60;
51.
.
Coast
Copper
nil;
40.00.
Cork
Province
26Vi;
2.
Cotton
Delt
OS;
06.
Dunwell
12;
15.
Duthle
nil;
06.
George
Copper
5.71;
SM,
Georgia
River
80;
SGVi.
fibular
20;
25.
Golconda,
88;
81.
Grandview
62ft;
lift.
Independence
12;
IS.
Indian
6;
74.
Kootenay
Florence
BO;
96.
k
&
L.
91;
9Vi.
Ixkevlew
Vt
nlL
Lucky
Jim
264;
S3.
Marmot
Metals
10;
10&.
Marmot
River
Gokl
10;
104.
Mohawk
G;
6Vi-National
Silver
U;
14
H.
N'oramla,
S0.76;
nil.
Tend
Oreille
18.00;
1SJK.
Premier
2.26;
2.27.
Ruth
Hope
00;
GO.
Silver
Crest
10;
10V.
Silverado,
nil;
28.
Silversmith
12;
13.
Slocan
King,
ntj;
7V4.
Sunlock,
nil,
8.00,
Snowflnke,
4GV4
47,
Terminus,
nil;
10.
Topley
Richfield
00;
GOV.
Torlc
nil;
2.10.
White
Water
1.90
J
1.Q5.
-Woodbine
114;
11
Vi.
Oils
Dalhouoie
1.90;
2.00.
Devenish
00;
G5.
Fabyon
10.;
11.
Home
2.58;
2.G0.
UNIVERSITY
FOR
WILLIAMS
I
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
26.
Percy
!
Williams
will
attend
the
University
of
Dritifth
Columbia
for
one
year.
After
that
he
will
take
a
I
I
business
adminUtratlon
course
at
the
University
of
Washington.
1
This
was
decided
on
at
a
meeting
of
members
of
the
committee
in
charge
of
Williams'
affairs
here
which
the
athlete
attended.
I
NO
MM
HEARD
FROM
Denim
That
She
is
Movie
Publicity
Mad
and
Savs
she
Will
Hive
Evidence
VANCOUVER,
Kept.
25.
Jcwiie
Clark
from
the
seclusion
of
her
retreat
In
Vancouver
today
iraued
a
denial
of
allegations
mafe
by
her
uncle.
Cordon
Stuart
NotScott,
that
she
was
movie'
publicity
mad
and
at
the
bottom
of
the
charges
again!
him.
j
The
police
decline
to
give
t!ie
add
res
of
Mh
Clark
but
the
statement
came
iron
a
wonan
W
o
in
naid
to
te
close
to
the
girl.
Miss
Clark
is
quoted
as
Haying
North
coil's
statements
were
a
tlN-
ue
of
lie
and
that
she
wruld
say
what
she
had
to
say
at
the
extradition
hearing.
First
Car
Of
Grain
Arrived
Here
-Yesterday
From
Cars
From
ED
I
ATE
ACTION
ON
P.
G.
E.
FARM
METHODS
WERE
STUDIED
Minister
of
Agriculture
Find
Much
cf
Value
in
Kecent
Visit'
to
Europe
!
OTTAWA,
Sept.
25.
Farming
I
methods,
co-operative
marketing,
j
condition
of
produce'
on
arrival
int
the
market
and
the
demand
for
Canadian
agricultural
prolucts
were
cio
ely
investigated
by
'Minister
of
Agriculture
Mother-jwell
in
the
course
of
an
extended
l
tour,
abroad
from
which
he
has
I
just
returned.
1
The
minister
stated
that
as
.
result
of
his
visit
.to
European
-ountriei
ho
found
there
remedies
which
may
he
app'ied
in
marketing
some
Canadian
.agricultural
products
that
may
enable
them
to
take
a
foremost
part
in
the
markets
of
the
world.
Smithers
-
And
Two.
,
Alberta
on
Way
Here
cf
the
Empire
should
be
better
The
grain
shipping
season
opened
here
yesterday
in
a
small
way
when
a
car
of
wheat
arrived
at
the
elevator
here
consigned
from
Smithcrs.
It
was
Number
1
Northern,
a
pretty
good
indication
of
what
thc-llulkley
Valley
can
do
in
the
way
of
wheat
raising.
Two
more
cars
of
wheat
arc
on
their
way
here
this
side
of
Jasper
but
they
arc
only
small
consign-ments
and
do
not
mean
that
any
considerable
quantity
will
be
coming
for
a
week
or
possibly
two.
Liberals
In
Britain
Planning
Manifesto
Which
Attachs
Both
Baldwin
Government
and
Labor
(Canadian
Press)
LONDON,
September
25.
Plans
are
being
laid
for
tho
big
Liberal
National
Convention
at
Great
Yarmouth
on
October
11
and
12
when
a
manifesto
will
be
prepared
outlining
the
position
of
tho
Liberal
party
in
national
affairs
and
the
policy
it
asks
the
electorate
to
endorse.
A
summary
of
tha
draft
of
the
manifesto
has
been
issued
as
follows:
"Record
of
the
Government
It
ia
the
only
government
in
Mil
rope
which
has
increased
its
military
expenditure
since
the
war.
It
has
regulated.
A
system
of
imperial
been
slipshod
and
improvident
in
preference,
such
as
is
advocated
the
management
of
national
fl-
bV
protectionists
would
dislocate
nances,
with
the
result
that
ltrit-i
th
te8twl,
economic
system
under
ain
is
the
only
important
country,
whlch
country
has
thriven
whose
credit
has
not
improved!
and
P01
on
our
over-during
that
period.
It
has
made
j
burdened
people,
and
more
partic
numerous
and
innidteu
inroads!
u,arIv
on
th
Poorer
classes,
a
soon
the
system
of
free
trade
it
han
rious
increase
in
the
cost
of
llv-failed
to
reduce
the
volume
of
,ntf-
unemployment.
j
"Free
Trade
The
customs
du-
"Failure
of
the
Labor
Party
!
tJe8
aid
0
mnv
Ca8gei,
of
m.
The
Labor
party
has.
tiro
ved
itself
jp,,
are
raising
-tees
and
ham-impotent
as
an
opposition,
,
vt,ring
trade.
Tfte'
Liberal
party
Alms
of
the
Liberal
Party
pledges
itself
to
sweep
away
all
The
Liberal
party
nlone
has
protective
taxes
and
take
tho
lead
wrought
out
a
seriea
f
practical
in
the
world
movement
for
the
re-
measures
designed
to
extricate
moval
of
commercial
barriers.
our
country
from
it
difficulties
and
to
extend
in
the
movement
to-.
,
1
"bIlc
economy-
Large
say-ward,
disarmament.
r
expenditure
on
arma-
ment8
and
the
enjInation
of
ex-Inter-Imperial
"The
British
Commonwealth-
migration
should
travagance
in
all
departments
of
I
Kovernment
are
essential
to
the
be
more
systematically
encouraged
the
flow
of
capital
for
the
needs'
(continued
on
pfe
ix)
ELEVA
T
Conservative
Leader
has
Condemnatory
Words
For
Policy
of
Liberals
WINNIPEG,
September
25.
In
an
address
to
tho
Conservative
Ciub
here
last
night
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett
condemned
the
tariff
policy
of
the
present
government
and
declared
Canada
could
not
retain
its
integrity
if
thiB
policy
continued.
The
Conservative
leader
also
criticized
the
appointment
of
ambassadors
overseas
by
the
Mackenzie
King
administration,
declaring
it
unnecessary.
It
seemed
to
him
a.
movement
of
that
school
which
believes
Canada
should
be
as
far
away
as
possible
from
the
empire
while
still
n
it.
ALBERTA
LINES
I
WERE
GUILTY
TO
THE
PEACE
ROBBING
STORE
aiattcrs
Still
Heine
DUcussed
af
4-Kdmonton
and
Possible
Pa
clfic
Outlet
EDMONTON,
Sept.
25.
The
aale
of
the
Alberta
Rialways
to
the
C.P.R.
with
the
dosdcci
that
the
Canadian
National
will
join
with
them
in
the
deal
is
still
tfie
subject
of
conversation
here
to
the
exclusion
of
all
others
the
general
impression
seems
to
be
that
the
Canadian
National
will
take
advantage
of
the
opportunity
to
participate
in
the
deal.
If
the
line
isowned
jointly
It
will
be
operated
by
a
se,partc
board
or
by
the
management
of
one
of
the
existing
linos,
each
company
having
equal
privileges
in
connnection
with
the
routing
t.f
shipments.
Another
impression
hero
is
that
if
the
Alberta
lines
are
to
be
wned
jointly,
so
will
be
the
Pacific
outlet,
but
if
the
C.
P.
II
r-rtaalonethatcompany
will
probably
build
the
Pacifice
outlet
but
to
which
port
no
one
can
tell,
al
though
Prince
Rupert
is
looked
upon
as
a
possibility.
PRICES
STILL
HIGH
American
Halibut
Receives
as
High
as
20.3c
and
8c,
While
Canadian
(lets
18.7c
nnd
8c
High
prices
stille
ruled
at
the
local
Fish
Exchange
this
morn
ing,
four
American
vessels
being
paid
up
to
20.5c
and
8c
for
83,-
000
pounds,
while
a
single
Cana
dian
boat
received
18.7c
and
8c.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
,
Nordby.
38.000
pounds.
Pacific
Fisheries,
10.2c.
and
8c.
Klectra.
23.000
pounds.
Atlln
Fisheries,
19.5c
and
8c.
Mlddleton,
M000
pounds,
Booth
Fisheries,
20c
and
8c.
Onah,
8,500
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
4
Cold
Storage
Co.,
20.5c
and
8c.
Canadian
Mayflower,
4,600
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
18.7c
and
8c.
M.
J.
Dougherty
has
'returned
to
the
city
after
spending
several
weeks
on
Graham
Island
super-
vising
the
completion
of
the
Port
Clements-Tlell
road.
Ian
and
Woman
Eaeh
Get
Tear
I
fot
Offense
Oommitted
last
I
June
.
GRAND
FORKS,
Sept.
26.
Pleading
guilty
to
robbing
a
gov-rnment
liquor
store
at
Greenwood
in
June
Willis
Judd
and
Muriel
Lee
were
each
sentenced
to
one
year.
Following
the
robbery
Judd
was
seriounly
wounded
in
exchange
thots
with
the
police
officers
and
taken
to
a
hospital
across
the
international
boundary.
MURDERED
MAN
OF
OCEAN
FALLS
P.
Arzoff
Had
$1600
Whn
he
Dij.
appeared
but
Money
not
en
Dody
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
E6.
The
body
found
near
New
Weatmin-
iter
Saturday
night
was
definitely
identified
today
as
that
of
P.
At-
toff
of
Ocean
Falls,
lie
carried
1
G00
upon
his
person
when
last
teen,
none
of
which
was
on
the
jody
when
it
was
found.
Arioff
registered
at
a
local
hotel
August
27
without
givliu;
my
address.
He
is
supposed
to
have
been
murdered,
the
motive
being
theft.
PERCY
WILL
FINISH
.AT
UNIVERSITY
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
VANCOUVKR.
Sept.
25.
"I
have
started
at
the
university
of
British
Columbia
and
guess
I'll
finish
there,"
Percy
Williams
said
today.
FORMAL
CHARGE
MURDER
MADE
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
25.
Cor
don
Stuart
Northcott
wis
formally
charged
with
murder
In
his
cell
at
Okalla
last
night
in
a
warrant
issued
by
the
dominion
of
Canada
upon
request
of
the
United
States
authorities
in
Washington,
asking
that
he
be
held
pending
ex
tiadition
proceedings,