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HABIT
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reads
the
Clualfled
Ad.
Special
Dinner
Thursdays
sad
If
you
lose,
advertlM
lor
St.
Saturdays
Dancing
rvery
Saturday
nlt&i
If
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
from
9
to
12.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
Danre
Hall
for
Hire.
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RUPERT
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RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER
29,
1928
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PRINCE
UUl'EKT
AS
POSSIBLE
i
OUTLET
TO
PEACE
ItlVEH
COUNTRY
(Winnipeg
Free
Press)
The
purchase
of
the
Alberta
'
ir.
i
i-nntent
Railway
by
the
Can-i.ian
Pacific,
nnd
the
possibility
or
loinl
ownership
nnd
operation
nil
the
(
nnndian
National,
in
an
V
rnt
of
first-class
importance,
n
u
only
to
Western
Canada,
but
'd
the
Dominion
as
a
whole.
The
If
ii
-Tv;ng
tne
Peace
River
four
'ry
will
no
longer
be
mere
:
l
utis
iicuinning
at
Edmonton
and
r'nnini;
north
nnd
went
into
fer-t
e
but
isolated
districts.
They
wll
'
no
longer
the
rather
un
Iv
t
-.
i
tnltlren
of
a
heavtly-bur-
jc:
"overnment.
Instead,
they
1m
.ti
integral
part
of
n
great
It-
n
i
t
mental
system,
a
link
in
nc
u'hmale
plan
much
greater
Hii
,m
,i:iv
which
the
Alberta
gov-
li'inni'
nt.
with
it
local
interests.
No'
(ti
r
.er
lormuiate
or
carry
ptliruu-h.
The
day
of
rapid
and
itytcmaiic
colonization
of
an
in-
Plan
:
empire
home
100,000
square
W
miles
in
extent
has
dawned.
The
c
nsirut
t.on
of
an
outlet
to
thejlatr
0f
Chinese
pirates.
The
Ph.
ii
"
const
is
brought
within
the;
Chinese
quartermaster
of
the
vea-
,i
..r
...
.
u.
i
i
ed.aie.
action.
e
iirrdertWg
vwwWe
located
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ur
most
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in
the
leu;
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K.U.
&
lUi,
...uiu
north-westward
from
Edmnn-
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tiiwnrrls
Ipr
Klav
Ijiki-
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.
.
e
nrre
me
creai
nraine
niaicau
in
hi-
Ppnri"
Kiver
Country"
lieplnw
pen
up.
Running
through
its
:i
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inr
ra
w
mtri.
wuii'ii
,
.L
j
u
fl
.v.
into
the
Slave
River
hun-
of
miles
farther
pn.
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I
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n.
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xi
."mm'
I'nnr
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kiil-
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a
distance
of
more
than
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.
n
1.1
1
in
c
(rnt
man
Dcouanu,
ireinna
and
Wales
or
more
than
six
time
i
he
ie
of
Belgium.
The
history
cvploration
and
settlement
ba
k
more
thnn
n
century,
for
as
at
Peace
River
Crossing,
now
a
Ilourisning
inwn,
mat
vlcrandcr
Mackenxle
wintered
he-
v
making
his
astonishing
pas-tp
through
the
mountains
to
the
,i
Kir
coast
In
1793.
There
is
in
the
Pence
River
dis-
t
.1
lodnv.
Ivinir
twiMhirus
in
i
:rrtn
und
one-third
in
British
(iilumbim
a
cultivable
territory
atov
in
extent
than
the
whole
i
now
under
the
plow
In
the
hree
prairie
provinces.
It
Is
not
i
v
u
vinion
the
future
produc-
(
:n
of
the
Pence
River.
The
size
i:f
(he
figures
which
leap
to
the
I
mind
nre
too
big
to
be
grasped,
but
ihey
represent
a
production!
which
will
become
n
fact
before
m
inv
decades
have
passed.
This
i
what
is
meant
when
the
Km-lure
of
the
Pence
River
Is
spoken
t
i
and
it
is
easy
to
understand
how
Important
the
problem
of
transportation
becomes.
Such
a
j
'rict
ran
never
be
served
by
r
lines.
At
lenst
three
pnse
the
Pence,
the
Pine
and
Wapiti,
:id
through
the
Rockies
wsU
v
,n'il.
and
through
one
of
these
a
i
nnv
must
run.
Will
the
nin
hnnds
with
the
Pnclflc
(3reat
'i
torn,
running
south
to
Vnn-nir
t
r,
or
with
the
Canadian
Nn-tonal,
down
the
Skeena
to
Prince
Runert.
or
does
the
situation
call
for
a
new
line
through
the
nor-Uiern
pnrklands
of
British
Colum-'i
to
Stewart,
and
the
develop-ntrnt
of
a
third
grent
seaport
on
'he
(
anndinn
Pnclflc
Coast?
This
he
problem
which
now
fnces
n
iii
ople
of
the
dominion.
tENGUSH
Premier
Tolmie
Forecasts
To
Settle
Lands
Of
Province
And
Encourage
Sheep
Industry
PIRATES
KILL
:
BRITISHERS
Steamer
Yanking
Taken
and
Chief
Officer
and
Chief
Engineer
Victims
hong
kon(.,
sept.
29.
Two
British
officers
of
the
Chinese
Navigation
''mpany'8
ateamer
who
captured
the
ship
with
its
;
1400
passengers
s
Wednesday
Wednesday
and
and
1
steered
it
into
Hong
I
Bay,
which
i
north
of
Boas
Kay,
the
notorious
.
.,
.
the
of
fleer
slain
wire
Chief
tsiw,
sua
uurraver
nenr
inomason
or
ureeuocK,
Scotland
Captain
Plunkett
Cole
was
wound-1
ed.
j
The
Yanking
left
Singapore
September
2'?
for
Hong
Kong
via
Hoihnw,
Swutow
and
Amoy.
She'
was
attacked
by
the
pirates
in
the)
kuii
oi
ions
Hinc.
FIRST
PRAIRIE
GRAIN
ARRIVES
Initial
Carload
of
Alberta
Wheat
for
Local
Elevator
in
Yesterday
The
H'iison's
first
carload
of
prairie
wheat
for
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Rupert
elevator
arrived
yesterday
afternoon.
Twenty
or
twenty-two
carloads
of
grain
were
this
morn-ins
reported
to
be
west
of
Edmon
ton
bound
for
Prince
Rupert
and)
the
first
full
trainload
of
the
season
in
expected
to
arrive
next
week.
Yeserday's
was
the
second
car
load
of
grain
to
arrive
here
j
this
fall,
the
first
having
come'
from
the
Smithers
district
last
week.
There
Is
no
word
yet
of
any
ship
charters
for
the
port.
MILLION
DOLLAR
EMBEZZLEMENT
Tlinl
is
Charge
Against
Former
Treasurer
of
Baptist
Home
Mission
Board
WINNIPEG,
Sept.
20.
Clinton
CarntM,
former,
treasurer
of
the
hph.w
twlssioii.oujrd
pf
the
southern
Hptit
fjnnenUon
at
Atlanta,
HnelGeorgia.
was
.arrested
here
late
yesterday
on
a
warrant
charging
embezzlement.
It
is
alleged
there
is
a
million
dollars
shortage
in
his
books.
He
had
been
in
Winnipeg
three
weeks
and
admit
led
Ws
Identity
soon
after
his
arrest.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVKU
Sept
20
The
!
ot
wheat
tot
was
BISHOPS
TAKE
NEW
STAND
PRA
YER
BOOK
VICTORIA,
September
29.
By
settling
in
blocks
where
they
can
encourage
each
other
and
be
aided
by
experts,
settlers
on
the
lands
to
be
opened
up
by
the
province
wi
1
not
drift
into
the
cities,
Premier
Tolmie
said,
discussing
the
plans
far
colonization
before
the
Victoria
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
their
meeting
Tiere
last
night.
"We
will
select
A-l
land.
It
would
be
an
outrage
to
put
pioneers
on
poor
land.
Then
we
will
work
shoulder
to
shoulder
with
them
to
secure
success.
Our
great
fu-
ture
lies
in
production
of
sheep
in
British
Columbia.
We
have
onlv
100.000'
in
the
orovince
and
onlv
3.Q00.000
sheen
in
Canada,"
he
said,
pointing
was
now
lng
shipped
as
far
The
Premier
advocated
a
"We
cannot
lose
money
by
have."
"It
would
be
impossible
for
a
board
of
Hirectors
in
London
to
operate
any
undertaking
of
magnitude
in
this
country,
ute
premier
saw,
Mayor
Taylor
Claimed
Bribe
To
Slay
Out
Vancouver
But
VANCOUVER,
September
29.
The
claim
that
he
had
been
offered
a
bribe
in
the
shape
of
a
guaranteed
income
for
ten
years
if
he
would
withdraw
from
the
mayoralty
race
was
made
by
Mayor
Taylor
in
his
election
address.
"When
I
came
out
of
the
hospital,"
said
the
mayor,
"A
rich
man
came
to
see
me
at
my
apartment
and
he
represented
other
rich
men
and
told
me
that
if
I
would
drop
out
of
the
election
fight
a
certain
group
would
guarantee
me
$1,500
a
year
for
the
next
ten
years.
"I
told
him
I
never
sold
myself
out
in
my
life
and
I
did
not
propose
to
take
bribes
now.
There
was
a
second
one,"
added
the
mayor.
ELECTION
SOON
GREAT
BRITAIN
Ijibor
Making
fireat
Preparations
for
the
Fray
and
Getting
Support
LONDON,
Sept.
28.
One
of
the
biggest
election
fights
in
history
is
in
prospect
in
this
country
in
the
near
future.
Labor
is
making
great
preparations
for
the
.
m
11
.1)..
t
iray
ami
is
ennrong
a
nunwur
oi
former
Liberals
in
their
ranks.
!
Included
are
a
number
of
titled
:
men
and
women.
The
greatest
difficulty
they
have
to
overcome
is
to
secure
sufficient
funds
foi
election
expenses.
It
is
not
expected
that
labor!
can
secure
a
majority
of
the
next
House
but
there
may
possibly
a
majority
oi
Liberal
and
Labor
I
candidates
returned
although
even
that
if
somewhat
doubtful.
BIRTH
A
son
was
born
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
on
September
27
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
U.
(J.
Macaulny.
Claude
Street,
Prince
Rupert,
1!.
C.
IEMENT
IS
PLANK
Plat
out
that
New
Zealand
lamb
;
east
as
Winnipeg,
wide
advertising
ng
campaign.
telling
everyone
what
we
in
lorecasung
uiai
conirei
Was
Offered
Of
Mayoralty
h
Says
He
Refused
It
FIERY
FRENCH
FIGHTER
WINS
Ander
Routls
is
Now
Featherweight
Champion
Having
Beaten
Cnnzoncri
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
21).
With
one
of
the
most
sectacular
finishes
staged
in
many
days
Ander
Koutia,
the
fiery
French
fighter,
iast
nignt
won
the
featherweight
champion.-hip
of
the
world
from
Tony
(
un,onerj
of
New
york.
i
a
BjHHninif
slashing
fifteen
round
matcn
he
was
awarded
the
decision.
REFUGEES
FROM
BURNING
SHIP
CORDOVA,
Sept.
29.
Capt.
John
Hnrtleroax,
engineer,
Louie
Anderspn
and
Arthur
Anderson,
deckhands,
who
escaped
in
a
skiff
from
the
burning
Pioneer
Seaford
Cannery
tender
Ikarot,
yesterday,
were
picked
up
today
by
a
fisherman
and
brought
to
.safety.
SIR
FREDERICK
WILLIAMS-TAYI
OR
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i.hc
Hunk
FOUND
GUILTY
KILLING
FOUR
Alan
Who
Murdered
His
Mother
'
andBrbthef
MniTT
Hind
Men
to
Hang
EDMONTON,
Sept.
29
Vernon
Booher
was
found
guflty
yester
day
of
murdering
his
mother,
his
brother
and
two
hired
men
near
Mannville
on
July
9
and
was
sen
tenced
to
hang
December
15.
Booher
is
only
about
twenty
years
of
age.
It
seems
that
he
ran
amuck
with
a
gun,
shooting
his
mother,
Sirs.
Henry
Booher,
then
his
brother
Fred
in
the
kit-
chen.
Then
he
proceeded
to
the
barn
and
shot
a
hired
man
named
Grumley
and
a
second
man
killed
in
his
bunk
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(OourVaajr
of
8.
D.
ooUnaon
Co-
LUL,
The
following
quotations
were
bid
and
asked.
Argenta
Kufus
24;
26.
Bayview
6'2;
6.
B.
C.
Silver
1.25;
1.85.
Big
Missouri
68y4;
68V2.
Coast
Copper,
89.00
;
40.00.
Cork
Province
26;
26.
Dunwell
IS;
nil.
George
Copper
5.60;
6.75.
Glasiar
.11;
35.
Golconda
79'
2;
80.
Grand
view
68;
68'
-2.
Independence
18:l4
;
14.
Indian
5
;
6.
Kootenay
Florence
IB;
19.
L.
&
L.
9y;
94.
Lake
view
1';
Vh.
Lucky
Jim
25;
2.
Marmot
Metals
9';
9.
Marmot
River
Gold
9V,
9.
National
Silver
nil;
14
1
a-Noranda
47.80;
nil.
Pend
Oreille
1K.7&;
18.80.
Porter
Idaho
(10;
67.
Premier
2.25;
2.26.
Ruth
Hope
681-.;
69.
Sherrit
Gorden
6.50;
nil.
Silver
Crest
10;
1(1'
Silverado
nii;
70.
ilversmith
12'-.;
18.
Slocan
King
6
V,
nil.
Sunlock
2.00;
ml.
Bnowfloke
(:t;
(4.
Terminus
nil;
16.
Topley
Richfield
68;
69.
Toric
nil;
8.00.
White
Water
1.86;
1.96.
Woodbine
11;
11
1
a.
Oils
Dalhouse
nil;
2.00.
Fabyon
12s,
;
18V4.
Home,
ail;
2.52.
Bishops
Will
Ignore
Ruling
Of
Parliament
Regard
to
Prayer
Book
Announcement
That
Clergy
j
Principles
of
Church
Recent
LONDON,
September
29.
After
four
days'
deliberation
of
the
House
of
Bishops
of
the
Church
of
England,
the
Archbishops
of
Canterbury
and
York
last
night
made
a
long-awaited
announcement
in
regard
to
the
situation
created
by
the
rejection
of
the
new
prayer-
book
by
the
House
of
Commons.
The
announcement
said
that
during
the
present
emergency
and
until
order
was
taken
the
bishops
cannot
regard
as
inconsistent
with
loyalty
to
tho
principles
of
the
Church
of
England
for
the
clergy
to
use
additions
to
or
deviations
from
the
prayer
book
of
1602
as
fall
within
the
limits
of
the
proposals
approved
by
the
House
of
Convocation
and
the
Church
assembly
but
raut
regard
as
inconsistent
with
such
loyalty
the
use
of
any
other
deviations
from
or
additions
to
the
book
of
1662.
NEW
PRIEST
AT
Catholic
From
England
Who
Was
Educated
at
Dublin
University
Takes
Place
of
Father
McGrath
There
arrived
on
the
Princess
Royal
yesterday
from
Salford,
England,
Rev.
Father
John
Ham-
imond,
a
graduate
of
Dublin
Uni
was.versity,
who
will
take
tne
place
here
of
Father
McGrath
as
assistant
at
the
Catholic
Cathedral.
Father
McGrath
is
still
111
and
is
unable
to
return.
TWO
STOCKS
ACTIVE
VANCOUVER
YESTERDAY
VANCOUVFR,
Sept.
29.
Grandview
was
the
subject
of
profit
taking
closing
yesterday
at
MaV
on
sales
of
76.000
shares.
Snowflake
gained
five
cents
to
68
on
a
turnover
of
22,000
shares.
American
Note
To
France
Is
Incisive
And
Plainly
Shows
Irritation
At
Procedure
WASHINGTON,
September
20.
The
United
States
has
indited
a
note
to
London
and
Paris
on
tii
Franco-British
naval
accord
which
says:
"The
American
government
has
no
objection
to
any
agreement
between
France
and
Great
Britain
which
those
countries
think
will
be
to
their
advantage
and
in
the
interest
of
limitation
of
armaments
but
naturally
cannot
consent
that
such
an
agreement
should
be
applied
to
the
United
States.
Specifically
it
would
restrict
only
types
of
ships
'peculiarly
stfWi
to
the
need
or
the
unitea
stales
.
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lnvp
unlimited
combat
shine!
of
great
value
to
any
nation
hav-j
ing
widely
distributed
fuelling
bases
or
great
merchant
marine
tonnage."
The
note
was
marked
through-1
out
by
sharpness
of
tone
and
frankness
In
stating
the
American
viewpoint
that
plainly
indicated
i
irritation
in
Washington
over
the
;
Fianco-Eritish
procedure.
Not
Considered
Disloyal
to
if
They
Deviate
From
Decision
ENTER
TEAM
BASKETBALL
CHAMPIONSHIP
Dr.
Careen
Enthusiastic
Over
Prospects
of
Northern
llJC.
to
Win
Title
Dr.
Corson,
the
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Association,
urges
that.
Northern
British
Columbia
should
invade
the
south
and
make
a
bid
for
the
championship
of
British
Columbia.
He
says
that
the
game
is
ployed
just
as
well
in
the
north
as
in
the
south
and
there
is
no
reason
why
a
team
should
not
meet
the
other
chatn-pionshhip
contestants.
The
doctor's
ides
is
that
there
should
be
a
championshhip
series
for
Northern
&C.
and
the
winning
team
should
enter
fer
the
provincial
title.
Britain
And
"
t--rr-
FlLiVY
ijryr
Oil
U1L
W
IS
SAID
TO
BE
COMING
It
is
being
said
on
the
waterfront
today
that
a
new
oil
company
is
to
establish
a
station
here.
This
time
it
is
the
Shell
Company
which
tW
a
large
business
alf
down
the
coast.
No
particulars
have
been
given
out
in
regard
to
it.