ii
i
mm
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Everyone
read
th
CluMftat
Ad
If
jou
lose.
advertlM
(or
U.
If
y;u
find,
locate
th
owner.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
(or
It
Mr
tiii;
(i.ah.miukii
iiahit.
V
XVIII
,No.
247.
ing
Boat
Akutan
J.
II.
to
Tn..,BI
LHIKHAL
PARTY
T..kes
Credit
for
I'low
of
in
to
Vancouver
Bringing
Prosperity
'it
VKU.
Oct.
80.
Vindi-
1
i
neral
pollciea
policies
iiw
broad
lines
which
i
d..wn
by
Sir
Wilfrid
n.l
tributes
to
the
states-.!
Premier
Mackeniie
.
salient
points
In
brief
before
the
Laurier
Hon.
J.
II.
King
and
i
t
Fork
yesterday.
i.i
ig
took
credit
to
his
ni
for
the
great
flow
of
t'"s
coming
into
Vancou-i
.
bringing
of
prosiwrlty
ulway
centre
of
the
ln-
aiiada's
nenaion
rate,
he
i.
wan
higher
than
that
of
i
uuntry
In
the
world
I-nrke
said
It
was
t.,.1-1
n
ll....
JOHN'S
Nfld.,
Oct.
20.
i
i'.
s
of
both
government
i'i"'-ition
parties
were
nom'
ii
rn
each
of
forty
ridings
in
Newfoundland
general
elec-
"litest.
I'nited
Newfoundland
i.-s
headed
by
P.
C.
Aider-mid
opposition
by
Sir
Rich-
inire.s.
I'ULMIKR
COMINI!
HOMK
1HN,
Oct.
"20.
Premier
1
"-ic
King
and
Minister
of
'':
Dunnlnu
sailed
for
-1
Was
Aground
on
Reef
Fisherman
Drowned
Jt'NEAU,
October
20.
Peter
Ncilson,
a
fisherman,
PRESBYTERIAN
AT
CATHEDRAL
Condemn
Action
of
Hritih
Bishop
Claiming
Tlirir
Proposal
Arc
M
Not
Cricket"
CHESTER.
Eng.
Oct.
20.-The
the
Presbyterian
churck
in
land
nftflmMMinir
hv
invltaliiin
He
was
referring
to
ine
siate-
!.....
i
loreiun
r
huuih
.
.
...
I
two
weeks
;.go
to
the
ef-
Hl.hops.
..
King
had
plaeed
the
FORKE
FAVORS
WESTERN
MAN
VANCOUVER.
n,t
Robert
Forkc
told
i
ao.
Hon.
i
delegation
"i
s"
ASKING
NEW
TRIAL
GIVEN
TO
PAMPHLET
PRINCE
RUPERT,
lie,
'SATURDAY,
OCTOBER
20,
1928
TWO
KILLED
DRIVING
IN
A
FUNERAL
I
BARRIE,
Ont.,
Oct.
20.
Two
persons
travelling
in
;t
funeral
I
cortege
were
killed
and
seven
hi..-
TV
..:i
.....
I'
.i.i
;
ri-
i
!
.
ii
i
r
ll
I.,
mnvri
ininrnil
urnun
iwn
iiinmn.
1
LIVI
.lVll.iuil
VUHKill
ill
1
IIIU
IVIII
MUCH
VIUIIIU
III!
Jll'MI
"
-----
-.
-
in
Dory
and
Companions
Unable
to
Save
Him
I
V"'"
,
Zl
,
"
a
vr
iiinnn;
utti
ii
hi;
Of
aev
yesterday.
The
dead
are
Mia
Dorothy
Watson,
50,
and
Thoma
(it-owned
when
a
dory
carrying
him
and
two
others!
a
rm.stronir.
so.
i.ih
of
Toion
caught
in
a
tide
rip
and
capsized
Thursday,
it
was;
d
today.
Noiison
is
thought
to
live
in
beattle.
l
ie
Akutan,
which
was
after
halibut,
grounded
on
i
at
Horse
Island
in
Upper
Stephens
passage
and
-n
and
two
companions
set
out
to
get
aid.
Although
Uvs
were
thrown
into
the
water
with
Neiteon
and
i
iff
I
to
hold
him
above
until
aid
arrived,
their
tli
was
insufficient
and
he
slipped
from
their
grasp
a
drowned.
The
body
was
not
recovered.
i
!
Akutan
was
refloated
at
high
tide
and
reported
,a
cident
when
it
arrived
today.
The
vessel
was
last
in
Prince
Rupert
last
week
in
mber.
;
i
a
r
h
AT
VANCOUVER
n
Robert
Forkc
and
Hon.
luni;
(.ave
Addresses
Laurler
Club
i
w
Ruling
of
U.
S.
Courts
would
Invalidate
Cane
Against
Canadian
Master.
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
20.
An
at-tHit
was
launched
bere
jree-
terday
to
obtain
new
trial
Ik
rant.
RoVrt
Pit
am
ph
lit
oil
tht
basin
of
a
recent
ruling
of
the
United
States
circuit
court
of
ap
(teals
that
"a
liquor
laden
ship,
even
within
the
three
mile
limit
cannot
be
seised
unless
there
if
evidence
that
an
attempt
is
being
made
at
the
time
to
land
the
contraband
cargo."
Captain
Pamphlet
is
serving
a
two
years
sentence
at
McNeil's
IsJaimI.
Washington,
for
violation
interesting
spectacle
of
ITofeasor
of
the
United
States
llnuor
laws.
Carnegie
Simpson,
moderator
of,1'0
nd
hi
vowel,
the
Pescawha.
Kni-1
wr
capiureo
wnen
ne
Kmaui
I
...
.
..
..
II
XA
1
..
witnin
iim
inree
Bute
unuv
w
and
two
men
gathering
within
the
precincts
of,'
captain
'U-.i.
..n.oJral
.h.rli.Klu
01
Uie
American
waiwi
j
.i.iuiv.iu
r,.n,imntn
th'
The
new
move
ws
started
here
i..
..u.u
f
M.
ir....o
nf
y
me
uanauian
..irri.ii.in.
Kishops
of
the
Church
of
bng-
land
was
witnessed
last
night.
"To
use
the
least
offensive
term,"
said
Professor
Simpson,
"the
biithops'
proposals
are
'not
vice
guild,
a
body
having
9w
master
and
deck
officers
trading
out
of
British
Columbia
as
its
members.
They
have
mailed
a
500
word
letter
to
Premier
Mackenzie
King
asking
him
to
act
cricket.'
for
tneyare
auempuug
.
urnnttr
.h.nn.i-
ln
to
go
behind
their
contract
with
"Sr"
'
J
,ri,
for
for
order
to
gain
a
new
trial
the
ststf.
"If
they
really
Mieve
.
..
-
J
lA
IL
in
spiritual
ireenpm,
iei
mem
nc
cure
.
it
it
constitutionally
consiHUUonai.y.
wou
fr
rhurrhea
and
at
least
the
respect
of
the
nation."
Pamphlet
in
the
light
of
the
,
.
.
IMkVBl
WUUIV
aUiHIH
u
,luv
n
Jg
cRJle
Id
earn
them
th.
honor
of
he
1amp,ltet
not
o'nly
'ment
by
the
Archbishop
nf
Can-but
l.nl
in-terbury
and
York,
following
the
.
.u-4
i.ni
I
.LI
.ulUitona
I
hra
inn
it
of
of
the
the
House
House
ofl
PENSIONS
FOR
ONTARIO
AGED
e"vUbl"
IW'UIUn-lergencl
miS
unTh
re-!
TORONTO,
Oct.
20.
-
inMIMATinMC
NEWFOUNDLAND
;.,i.i-.na
in
(hi-
old
common
prayer
nouiicemeiii
nun
iiumiuu
luMik
an
they
desired,
within
the
old
age
pensions
would
be
placed
Himits
nppn'iM'd
by
the
church
on
the
Statutes
at
the
next
sea-
of
the
Ontario
Legislature,
i,i
Tiii-v
were
rejected
by.sion
I
ti.'irliumcnt.
was
made
by
Premier
G.
Howard
Ferguson
In
the
course
of
an
address
at
n
meeting
of
Ward
1
Conservative.
Association.
The
Premier's
statement
ap-
eared
to
le
almost
incidental
in
a
speech
of
sturdy
Imperialistic
tenor.
"Noxt
year,"
he
stated,
"there
will
be
placed
on
tho
statutes
beneficial
legislation
that
is
going
to
cost
the
Government
n
if
r
nut
deal
of
monev'.
This
tie-
from
the
Vancouver
boaru
oi
cion
i,ftg
been
entered
Into,
not
trade
yesterday
that
he
certainly
recklealy,
but
after
a
careful
favored
the
appointment
of
a
8UrVey
to
get
the
very
best
con-
western
man
to
the
vacancy
on
juionss
for
our
aged
and
needy
the
board
of
railway
commis-
pe0plo.
This
Province
must
keep
sloners
and
suggested
that
if
the
nbreast
of
the
most
advanced
con-
prairie
claims
were
too
strong
a
ditions
in
the
world."
place
might
be
cremtu
i.
tnHnv
nn
rt
t
i'ei)resenta''w
and
from
Southampton
and
t
"ITr.
Fnrke
said
that
It
might
be
ai
iivo
in
Quebec,
October
j
a
good
alternative
nnii
certain!:
pa;
t
that
!!
NICKEL
STOCKS
UP
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
20.
Inter-
shall
national
Nickel
touched
190
yes-
tM'tlsv.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
WELL
KNOM
FISHERMAN
ON
S
LOKI)
iiihKEMiHAl)
Former
Lord
Cii.iiiceilor
of
UriUiin.
who
has
resigned
from
the
Hiitish
Government.
Local
Committee
Of
Board
Of
Trade
Is
Taking
Up
With
Railway
Industrial
Questions
In
response
to
representations
made
by
the
Prince1
Kupert
Board
of
Trade
that
efiorts
should
be
exerted
With
this
official
a
conference
will
be
held
by
a
special
commit
cp
of
the
board
of
trade
made
up;
of
Col.
J.
W.
Nicholla,
chairman,
F.
G.
Dawson,
John
Dybhavn,!
Olof
Hanson,
J.
II.
Pillsbury.
Philip
M.
Ray.
George
McAfee'
and
K.
C.
Gibbons.
One
of
the
principal
requests
to
be
made
will
be
that
the
sprinkler
system
atj
the
ocean
dock
here
be
put
n
shnpe
so
that
shipments
of
canned
salmon
from
Alaska
as
well
as
locally
may
be
handled.
Demolition
or
repair
of
tho
unsightly
west
end
of
the
Canndlnn
National
wharves
will
be
asked
and
co-op-
eratiorr
in
the
matter
f
provision
of
more
aids
to
navigation
in
the
vicinity
of
Prince
Rupert
will
be
soughl.
LIBERALS
NOMINATE
IN
VICTORIA
RIDING
OCTOBER
THIRTIETH
VICTORIA.
Oct
20.
The
Lib-erals
will
nominate
a
candidate
foe
the
Victoria
federal
seat
at
an
open
convention
hero
on,
October
SO.
It
seems
very
probable
that
the
nomination
will
be
unanim-nu!
tendered
tc
Mr.
MacLemi.
APARTMENT
BLOCK
SOLD
Summit
Purchased
by
Alex.
Mac-donald
of
ThU
City
Who
Will
Improve
it.
The
Summit
Apartments
building
has
been
sold
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Building
&
Improvement1
Co.
to
Alex.
Macdonaid,
former
owner
of
the
Canadian
Steam
j
Uundry.
tho
price
being
12,6O0.
It
is
understood
that
Mr.
Mac-;
donald
plans
considerable
lm-j
provements
there
and
will
spend
i
i
from
eight
to
ten
thousand
ooi-'
i
lars
In
putting
in
.
heating
plffnt
.
I
J
and
general
renovation.
The
deal
was
put
through
by
,
11.
G.
Helgerson
Ltd.
TODAY'S
WHEAT
PKICK
VANCOUVKR,
Oet
Northern
was
quoted
morning
at
$1.10.
George
W.
Kyte,
K.
C.
of
'
St.
Peturs,
C.
B.,
member
of
the
In-
tin,
fonfjilmn
Nufinn:i
fni
vutiv
rn
flfvolnn
liuiUSll'V
ternauona
n.l
tt.uil
at
thia
mmH
f.
Pnpp.t
ppn
nf
Winniuet?.
com-
which
has
UltVt
V
A
(lilt
I
V
V
'V.
v,
v
.
"
v-
"
.
.
.
4
..r
..c...nac
W
f
VI
LiVinctiin
!irnt
compia
IlllriSlUIICl
Ul
lltllUllll
lCDUUlV.es,
n.
it.
i.
vui...vv..,
lout
nf
the
ir.rlnni.rin1
and
natural
resources
branch
1
Joint
Commission
been
Investigating
ints
made
by
the
farmers
.
.1
WnKnn.1
Vaahinf7tnn
of
the
same
department,
and
K.
C.
W.
Lett,
supermten-
that
fumeg
from
the
Trail
111
smelter,
further
up
will
be
the
guests
for
a
rew
days
'of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Stork,
Atlin
Avenue.
'
Former
chief
Liberal
whip
!the
House
of
Commons.
Mr.
Kyte
I
is
a
prominent
barrister
in
CapW
Breton
and
ha
served
severelj
(terms
at
Ottawa,
commencing
in
l
!
11)08.
lie
has
also
served
in
the
Nova
Scotia
legislature.
HALF
MILLION
i
FOR
PROPERTY
j
AT
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVK.'.
Oct.
20
Half
a
million
dollars
cash
waB
paid
by,
Willi.,
r,:..lr
'nr
'.X
fnot
nn
P.rnn.'
,
I,
ilium
w.v
.
w
j
vili
Street
uJjoinin
the
nov'.h-'
today.
20.
No.
1
1
A.
Robertson..
Massett
sawmill
I
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CAB.WET
Bleclal
Dinner
Tbundari
sad
Saturdays
Dancing
rvrrj
Saturday
nljbt
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
tor
Hire.
Accomodation
for
PrUae
Tartle
Phone
437
'
CHAN
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
CH00MR
AKVTAN
DROWNS
Liquor
Law
Changes
Asked
By
Temperance
Federation
of
Canada
OTTAWA,
October
20.
With
tho
object
of
overcoming
what
delegates
considered
a
difficulty
in
convicting
persons
who
drive
an
automobile
while
in
an
intoxicated
state,
the
annual
convention
of
the
Canadian
Temperance
Federation
voted
to
ask
the
dominion
government
to
amend
the
criminal
code
section
to
read
"under
the
influence
of
liquor'
instead
of
while
"intoxicated."
The
convention
also
asked
the
dominion
to
prohibit
the
brewing
of
beer
for
private
use.
v
Regarding
the
manufacture
of
liquor
in
general,
the
convention
went
on
record
as
favorable
to
taking
such
action
as
may
secure
ari
authoritative
judgment
on
the
question
of
whether
the
authority
to
manufacture
rests
with
the
federal
or
provincial
governments.
The
federation
further
passed
a
resolution
calling
upon
the
government
of
Canada
to
take
such
action
as
will
effectually
"prevent
the
importation
of
intoxicating
liquor
from
Canada
into
United
States
contrary
to
the
'laws
of-that-nation-fPhcnvelition
viewedVithr
apprehension
the
conditions
along
the
border
resulting
from
liquor
smuggling
from
Canada
into
the
United
!
States.
GEORGE
KHE
VISITOR
HERE
Former
Chief
Liberal
Whip
In
(
House
of
Commons
and
Wife
.(iuctda
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stork.
DISCOVERER
IS
TOWED
TO
PORT
Has
Collision
With
Itig
Channel
Huoy
iu
Wcticrn
Alaska
Waters
SEWARD.
Oct.
20.
The
mail
boat
Discoverer,
five
days
over-
jdue
from
Seldovu,
was
towed
into
port
here
in
a
crippled
eon-
ditiun
by
the
Moithwestem
11.
of
the
Kenai
River
Packing
Co.
t
The
Discoverer
had
a
broken
'
tail
shaft
and
a
bent
rudder
as
the
Co-,
the
result
of
a
collision
with
a
Hr.5iih
r.nltimhm
nnrl
AlWtn
witlf
heildouarters
in
Van'
1
Ivmbia
River,
are
damaging
their
big
channel
buoy
when
eaught
be-
i
il
u
e
.
i
iwuth
..n,
tin
I
liP;ti
nnco
crops,
arrived
in
the
city
from
tween
Pearl
Island
and
tne
couver.arnveflin
thecity
-from
the
on
iJJ'ob
thc
rrlnce
yGeorKe
main,Hh(1
SatunUy
rHght.
The
George
this
morning
to
look
over
local
conditions.
Air.
lh8
tnm
the
south,
ac-i
stranded
boat
drifted
ten
hours
Price-Green
and
Mr.
Lett
proceeded
East
by
train
and
eomnanied
by
Mr.
Kyte.
They
and
finally
managed
to
get
the
Mr.
Johnston
is
stopping
over
here.
anchor
to
hold.
siHERRINGNOT
FOR
REDUCTION
Federal
Aulhorities
Present
TheL
Ut.c
on
West
Coast
Vancouver
bland
VICTORIA.
Oct.
SO.
The
federal
fisheries
department
today
informed
the
provincial
government
that
it
would
not
allow
herring
to
be
used
on
the
we.
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
for
other
than
food
purposes.
The
provincial
authorities
had
previously
declared
themselves
against
the
use
of
Hentng
for
the
production
of
oil,
meat
or
other
i
non-edible
commodity.
of
Georgia
Street,
It
Is
announced
I
GRAIN
ELEVATOR
!S
DESTROYED
BY
FIRE
here
this
man,
who
has
been
on
a
trip
to1
CALGARY,
Oct.
20.
A
grain
!
the
Hudson
Bay
country
during
elevator
operated
by
the
Midland
the
past
summer,
arrived
from
j
and
Pacific
Grain
Corporation
YHSTKKDAYS
W
II
BAT
.Vancouver
on
tho
Prince
George
was
destroyed
by
fjre
here
last
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
20
The
this
morning
and
will
proeced
night.
The
loss
was
set
at
$6p,
price
of
wheat
here
yesterday
to
the
Islands
on
the
Prince
000
covered
by
Insurance.
About
vas
SI
'
Ch.irb-i.
this
f.eniny.
'SRftflO
buidicls
of
graiu
4w
lost