'MUCK
OF
WilKAT
""VER,
Nov.
9.
Tho
"
heat
here
today
was
llayvicw,
4,
4Vi
Rig
Miaaouri,
fi0'4.
fil.
CiiaHt
Copr,
61.WI,
Wii
m
Cork
Province,
9s,
S6.
Cotton
Belt.
50.
Nil.
Ceorite
Cwr,
l.fi,vB.ai
-a-
i
(Jfonfia
River,
Jtt,
wi.
'
(JladatoneNH.
fl.
.
fj
Colronda,
86.
'Wa.
Grandview,
58.
fiC.
ln(leiendence,
10'
a,
11.
Indian.
Nil.
5.
Inter
Coal
&
CiAe.
38.
804.
Kwtenay
Fhueiwe,
1.
SIVfc.
Kootenay
Kint,
Vs,
W
L
&
U
7V4,,
7V4.
LakovU-w.
Nil.
8.
Lucky
Jim,
2,
Nil.
Marmot
MetoU.
T.
74.
Marmot
Klv.
Gold,
8.
Mohawk.
5'-a.
C.
'
National
Silver,
1,
M.
Noble
Five.
40.
41.
Pcnd
Oreille.
10.B0,
10.7f:
Pioneer.
1.96.
2.00.
Porter
Idaho.
00.
01.
Premier.
2.25.
2.30.
Rufua
Arifenta.
20,
21.
Ruth
Hope.
59.
GO-
,8llvcr
Creat,
0"..
8.
Silverado.
G.
70.
Sflvermlth.
Nil.
11.
81ocan
Kinjr.
''t.
Slocan
Rambler.
Nil.
U-Snowflake.
27-.
tfto.
.
Sunlock,
2.00.
2.75.
Terminus,
12.
14.
Topley
Richfield.
4C,
48.
Toric,
2.00.
2.75.
Whitewater.
1.47.
1.4
J.
Woodbine.
10,
10Vi.
Eastern
Stock
Nornnda.
5S.50.
53.75.
l',il'
mi.
1".
11"
i
Man
Who
Murdered
Mexican
PrcidvuLolect
to
be
Itxeeulcd
Nun
20
Yeiira.
SAN
ANGHU
Mraittv
Nov.
H.
A
Jury
in
Hie
district
court
Thurwlay
Hf
lei
noon
returned
a
verdict
of
Kuilly
in
the
mse
of
B'Jiwt
de
Toral
charxed
with
the
murder
of
General
A
I
varo
Ohregon,
prcMident-olect,
and
in
the
cttt
of
the
nun
Concept-inn,
accused
as
intellectual
author
of
the
crime.
The
Ncntence
of
death
Iwfore
a
firing
Hijund
for
Toral
and
20
years'
imprisonment
for
Mother
Concepcion,
was
handed
down
by
the
court
immediately
on
the
verdict
being
given.
CARPENTERS
BACK
TO
WORK
IN
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVF.il.
Nov.
9.-The
united
Brotherhood
.of
Carpenters
wlin
have
been
on
strike
since
October
8
will
return
to
work
tomorrow
under
the
agreement
that
there
will
be
no
discrimination
against
the
Union
or
non-Union
men
and
that
the
wage
scale
will
be
one
dollar
per
hour.
The
die-
ARMISTICE
DAY
MESSAGE
OTTAWA.
Nov.
9.
"Armis-lice
Day
will
ever
be
to
u
all
a
day
of
cherished
recollection
and
of
undiminished
pride
and
on
this
annivernary
we
all
live
again
with
our'
memories,"
writes
Sir
Arthur
Currie.
in
an
Armistice
Day
meagc
addrew-ed
lo
"all
my
comrades
of
the
Canadian
Legion."
Sid
Arthur
!
pi
prewent
in
reetneflRfjfrom
a
severe
Ulnes.
ABANDONED
mi
WHEN
ME'V'.mjght
FIU
ANCOUVKR,
Ni.v.
9.
-The
vc.wel
'ten
burning
in
Georgia
Strait
Monday
nlftM
wnt
a
sixty-two
foot
gtt
bout
Ttrladi
owned
next
six
months.
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
E.-c-yon
rd
tM
Clsnillled
Ad
LARGE
CABARET
low.
tdvertMe
for
It.
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
(.
ruu
,
Saturdays
O
u
find,
loct
the
owner.
Dancing
every
Saturday
nljht
from
9
to
12.
need.
dvertle
for
It
Whatever
you
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommodations
lor
Private
1F.T
Till:
CLASSIFIED
iiahit.
Parties
riione
437
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
'.V
55..
,
-
v
III
No.
204.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.,
FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER
9,
1928.
PRICE
FIVE
CEN1
mi
EMIGRA
TION
HOUGHTON
IS
AMBASSADOR
WASHINGTON,
Nov.
9.
Alan-Mon
It.
Houghton
who
was
defeated
for
the
United
States
Senatorehip
from
New
York
on
the
Republican!
ticket,
said
to
-lay
that
he
would
return
to
London
a
Ambassador
on
Wednesday.
He
made
this
an-i
nouncemenl
after
a
,
with
President
Coolidge
due.
resijfnation
had
been
worded
"effective
at
the
PreHidcnt's
BY
A
WOMAN
PORTLAND.
Nov.
9.
-While
thousand
of
Portlanders
were
aboard,
the
Matson
line
steamer
Maioo
late
Thursday,
beinvr
in
Vancouver.
U
U
revealed
that1
Cnr
ted
throuffh
the
ship,
Gilbert
the
vi'
caueht
fire
when
the
tnifine
backfired
Jfid
the
occupants,
T.
Mauuraial
and
Toir
liitH
nt
VaiMoatvafL
were.ieai
to
abamfon
her
awrfim
two
and
a
half
miles
to
shore.
SNOW
FALLING
IN
.
YUKON
TERRITORY
Government
telepraphir
report
ceived
today
show
that
aaow
h
falling
at
Dawson.
White
Horse
tnd
Carraacks
in
the
Yukon
terri-
ory.
Pinto.
30
years
of
age
of
San
Francisco
was
shot
to
dai
by,
a
woman
wha
cave
the
atHa
al
Steward
of
the
liner.
The
killinfr
which
was
inspired,
the
police
be
lieve,
by
jealousy,
took
place
in
n,;;;;;:;;;
cannot
sue
VICTIM
OF
HISING
SHOT
FOR
DI1ER
i
;
HANKY,
Nov.
9.
I).
G.
Gilchrist
wan
fatally
wound-
ed
when
he
waa
mietaken
for
a
deer,
according
to
re-
port,
and
shot
by
his
com-
nanion.
He
was
the
son
of
Mr.nd
Mrs.
Alesasnderl
Gllf.
eferMtt
of
Ruskinu.s'
u:l
.
GAUD
OF
THANKS
Tbe
family
of
tho
late
Mrs.
.
.
.
..
1
r....i....i.
n
,iat....
a..
pule
arte
wneii
men
irom
other
uu,,,e,,,"
"
iu
tsuuvey
Carpenter's
Unions
were
hired
on
their
sincere
thanks
to
their
many
city
construction
jobs.
The
men
friends
for
the
kind
expressions
from
allied
trades
that
are
on
of
sympathy
received
in
their
t'i,.-
,(!.
"
b.yk
to
rk.
be;
i
'
in.
mi.
FOR
HIS
PAY
Man
Posted
ns
Deserter
lln
No
'Recourse
Against
Military
Authorities
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
9.
Holding
that
a
soldier
has
no
fight
of
action
against
the
deiwrtment
pedty
is
up
the
Telkwa
River
to!
Mm
south
fork
and
thence
up
that
stream
io
ha
head
and'
a
fw
DtRes
beyond.
A
watwn
read
baa
W
already
bwHt
pretty
well
nto
the
property.
Exploration
of
the
property
some
years
ago
showed
three
ex-
the
main
dining
room
as
a
party'
I"1
ftems
of
of
approximately
100
guests
were
entering.
Mrs.
George
Kckerman.
who
haa
been
visiting
for
the
past
month
in
Taenraa,
is
returning
to
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Princess
Mary
this
afternoon.
British
Want
Canada
to
Open
Doors
Wider
to
Immigrants
from
that
Country
in
Future
LONDON,
Nov.
1).
The
British
Government
is
to
negotiate
with
the
Canadian
Government
so
that
the
doors
might
be
opened
wider
to
those
persons
from
Britain
who
wish
to
go
as
workers
in
the
towns
of
Canada
without
ply.
WANT
OTHER
THAN
AGRICULTURISTS
ADMITTED
CANADA
British
Government
Plans
Include
Immigration
Scheme
and
Higher
Tariff
on
Imports
LONDON,
Nov.
9.
Six
measures
by
which
the
Brit-
",sl"""s
l:f:""--T
imirsi:ij
1
...ill
1-
1
1
1
L
'
.uvcrnmoni
win
enueuvor
to
reuuee
unemployment
:
auin
were
outlined
in
the
House
of
Commons
last
ny
Right
Hon.
Winston
Churchill,
chancellor
of
the
oilier.
The
proposals
are:
Udiing
relief
or
the
removal
of
local
taxeB
on
agri-ai
industrial
and
transportation
properties.
i
;
1
1
lire
settlement
of
men
from
industrial
districts
m
receive
agricultural
training
under
the
Govern-i
rider
this
plan
20,000
miners
will
each
year
be
agricultural
training
for
settlement
in
the
Domin-
a!eguarding,,
of
industries
by
tariff
protection
in
cases.
(
.
i
ensum
of
the
scheme
of
export
credits.
ration
of
an
electricity
scheme,
rial
measure
for
the
absorption
of
tmrplui
miners
iu
r
industries.
;
inrding
the
empire
settlement
scheme
the
Chan-jRt.
Rev.
a.
f.
winnington-ing-aid
it
was
hoped
arrangements
would
shortly
be
.ram,
Bishop
of
Lonuou.
who
wan
led
with
shipping
companies
of
the
North
Atlantic.
the
right
to
use
hi
own
,
hereby
they
will
be
able
to
quote
largely
reduced
a."
ass
rates
to
Canada
for
British
emigrants.
settlement
of
the
uueation.
His
TTAWA,
Nov.
9.-A
flat
rate
of
ten
pounds
for
',roP1
J)".down
by
th
lann,
"
'"
"
,
.
T
.
fourteen
hundred
clergymen
of
emigrants
to
Canada
is
under
negotiations
m
Lon-
hiB
whc
roft
n
the
firtt
'
ween
V.
J.
Egan,
deputy
minister
of
immigration
Synod
to
hM
in
that
iioeme
Tiritish
Government.
The
rate
would
be
anolic-
since
the
Reformation,
all
British
immigrants
whether
workers
in
towni
INVESTIGATE
SHIP
SERVICE
!m
in
VIhII
Vancouver
to
I
irsl
Hand
Informntion
Regard
Trade
1
l:i:AL.
Nov.
9.
The
Gamed
the
following
Ot-
-patch:
"Mlnfetor
of
1
l'
"lm
will
leave
for
Van-'
;
weak
to
examine
jhmi-'
i
a
district
steamship
"
iwuen
Western
Canada
i.tlia
and
New
Zealand.
'I
look
into
the
advia-Mubsldlsinic
h
servlco
v.'
coMt
rf
South
Amer-
'"
lieved
that
trade
with
'
countries
can
he
eub-;-
increaed.
11.
C.
lum-
1
lianta
ft
they
could
so-"t
share
of
Australian
i
the
Canadian
National
1
i'
would
reatnre
the
'
vice
formerly
given
bo-
1
ini-ouwr
and
the
nntl
1'
i
ially
m
there
la
a
poa-
'
a
trade
arrangement
1
.'inula
and
Australia
bo-
"ilfd.
At
tho
present
'
lumber
Interest
of
"ti.
Oregon
and
Call
1
an
advantage
over
II
"
''men
both
by
reason
of
'amnhip
service
.-and
an
"i
tariff
whkh
favors
tho
"f
California
against
11
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
i
(Gourteer
ot
8.
D.
ohOMa
Us
Ltd.,
The
following
ttuoUtfcxrt
were
bid
and
asked.
ASSASSIN
TO
BE
SHOT
Over
Million
Dollars
Will
Have
to
he
Spent
Developing
Coal
Mine
tnfhere!lcne!Propcrly
Ac('lire(1
br
Lord
Alclchctt
Interests
Could
Ship
Ht:
ioU0
lons
a
dry
lor
'JU
years
says
Engineer's
KeLort
The
property
f
th-
Prince
Bi"
'
Fields
in
the
Telkwa
district,
which
despatches
annoum.
n
acquired
by
interests
beaded
by
Lord
Metchett,
comprises
two
areas
of
ten
sections
each,
covering
12,800
acres.
The
northern
area
lies
along
each
side
of
Goldatream,
a
tributary
of
the
north
fork
of
the
M
or
ice
River,
while
the
southern
area
extends
along
the
east
side
oT
the
north
fork
of
the
M
oi
ice
the
two
areas
being
separated
by
one
mile
of
territory.
mm
coallieiu
Ilea
practically
on
the
low
divide
separating
the
Morice
River
and
the
south
fork
of
the
Telkwa,
at
an
elevation
of
H.750
feet.
It
is
distant
about
35
miles
from
Telkwa.
the
nearest'
point
on
the
Canadian
National
Railway.
The
route
to
the
pro-
one
eight
agricultural
training
declared
Sir
Arthur
Maitlancl,
mm's"!prpnrr.py
fiP
STATF
ter
of
labor,
during
a
dobate
on
unemployment
in
the
otlhtlAKl
Ur
MAIL
House
of
Commons
today.
The
minister
said
it
was
hoped
at
least
three
or
four
thousand
people
of
this
type
could
go
to
the
Dominion
within
the
next
six
months.
He
also
said
he
hoped
to
send
MAY
BE
PHILLIPS
MINISTER
TO
OTTAWA
five
or
six
thousand
miners
with
training
in
agriculture!
"fj51"
,
''"'
to
follow
farming
pursuits
in
the
Dominion
within
the
'
T
T?iSZ
for
his
Secret
ry
of
State..
One
of
the
possible
apinrintecs
to
the
hiirhest
cabinet
potf
under
the
m
Militia
and
Defence
for
his
pay
1
,
.
lm
Mr.
Justice
Audette
in
the
Ex-,
WILL
1KI
lUOULVt
chequer
Court
has
dismissed
the
claim
of
John
William
Cooke
of
JANET
SMITH
MURDER
Vancouver,
for
$3,226.
)
Cooke
enlisted
in
the
47th
Bat-J
WINNIPEG.
Nov.
9.
In
an
in-J
talion
in
New
Westminster
on
terview
here
.
M.
Langsner,
the;
April
8,
1916,
and
he
claims
pay
mind
reader,
and
criminologist,
and
allowance
duriug
the
period,
says
he
is
going
to
he
was
posted
as
a
deserter
when,
'
soon
to
try
to
solve
INSURANCE
ON
LOCAL
SCHOOLS
Hoard
increases
Amount
Carried
on
Hriildings
and
Equipment
feet,
the
second
six
-and
one
half!
Insurance
waa
the
main
tonic
feet
and
the
third
three
and
one
i
of
the
evening
at
the
School
half
feet.
Analyses
showed
mois-l
Board
meeting
last
night.
Weat-
ture
of
from
4.07
to
C.86;
v.c.m.,
view
School
has
no
insurance
o
27-24
.to
30-.55;
fixed
carbon
it
waa
moved
by
Trustee
Gilchrist
55.23
to
59.47;
non-coking
asb,
land
seconded
by
Mrs.
Soencnr
6.48
to
9.56.
By
taking
the
facta
I
that
a
$2,500
policy
be
put
on
the
oa
stated
in
Survey
Reports
of
;
building
and
(660
on
the
equip-
18
leet
of
coal
underlying
2
l-z.ment
The
insurance
dfi
Borden
square
miles,
there
would
be
a
p-
Street
School
waa
only
$12,000
proximately
30,000,000
tons
of
an
it
was
moved
by
Mr.
Gilchrist
mineable,
recoverable
eoal
or
a
that
Bonien
School
Insurance
be
production
of,
roughly,
1,000
.tons
increased
to
$20,000.
This
waa
a
day
tor
ninety
years.
"
carried.
The
insurance
on
the
The
property
was
formerly
equipment
in
the
King
Edward
controlled
by
the
Jefferson-Dock-
School
was
only
$1,000
so
this
rill
syndicate
which
was
financed
was
increased
to
$6000.
by
New
York
capital.
After
some
The
Inaujruuce
on
the
different
preliminary
prospecting
of
the
schoola
nw
vitandti
at
King
Ed-seams
by
open-cuts
and
short
tun-
ward
KSO.OO0,
Booth
Memorial
nela.
a
diamond
drill
outfit
waa;
$50,000,
Borden
Street
$20,000,
taken
into
the
property
in
1912
by
Seal
Cove
$3,500
and
Westview
way
ot
the
Morice
mver
irom
;?a,uo.
Tjajq.
insurance
question
(continued
on
utge
5)
was
brought
up
by
a
letter
which
was
read
from
S.
J.
Willis,
Superintendent
of
Kducation.
Those
present
at
the
meeting
were
II.
11.
Rochester,
chairman,
Mrs.
Spencer,
W.
Gilchrist,
S.
D.
Johnston
ami
Secretary
LORD
BIRKENHEAD
ON
BOARD
OF
DIRECTORS
CHEMIST
INDUSTRY
president
is
llororable
William
j
Phillips.
U.S.
Min.ster
to
Canada.
1
LONDON,
Nov.
9.
The
dircc-lloover
iHwdtively
declines
to
die-
tors
of
the
Imperial
Chemist
In-euss
his
cibinei
plana.
s
jduetry
Ltd.
announced
today
that
OTTAWA,
I'i.:-.
9.
"It
is
at-
Lord
Birkenhead
will
become
a
terly
absurd,"
was
the
comment
member
of
their
board
thus
clearer
Philllmt
to
the
Waahiua-ton
re-lln
UP
h
aweulatiun
concerning
i
Hrt
that
h
waa
one
of
the
poaai-
Birkenhead
since
he
resigned
from
!ble
appointees
as
Secretary
of,"-
'State.
"That
means
you
expect
to
stay
here?
"
Phillips
was
Askd.
"I
hone
so."
was
ills
re-
TERRACE
according
to
his
statement,
he
Smith
murder
case
which
has
pus-'
tached
was
a
III.UIV.
prisoner
of
war
in
Ger-
tied
British
Columbia
police
for,
train.
I
ASKS
A
DAILY
MAIL
TERRACE.
Nov..
'.
The
council
of
the
Terrace
Board
of
Trade
decided
to
back
up
the
Burns
I
.like
Board
of
Trade
in
its
endeavor
to
have
a
daily
mail
service
inaugurated
and
a
request
will
be
Vancouver
ent
to
the
Government
atk-the
Janet
inK
that
a
mail
ear
be
at-
to
every
pawenger
ttt
t
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