CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Everyone
read
the
Clawllled
Ad.
If
you
lose,
advertise
for
It.
If
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
Whatever
you
need,
adve'
'-..for
It
(JET
THE
CLAS.Sir
'
i.
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v,
i
Wlli.
Nn.
21V
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V
V.
LOS
ANGELES.
September
17.
Talkimr
like
a'
SALE
BY
FOURTH
AYE.
PRESBYTERIAN
LADIES
streak
and
piling
sensation
on
sensation,
Cyrus
G.
North-
Fourlh
Avenue
worke
colt
today
had
added
aiuther
murder
to
the
four
in
0f
the
Ladies'
Aid
to
First
Pres-w
hich
his
son
Gordon
Stuart
Northcott
already
had
been
byteria
Church
held
a
successful
accused
of
having
been
involved.
The
Riverside
authori-
and
enjoyabfe
tea
and
tale
on
ties
said
murder
complaints
would
be
filed
today
against
sturdy
afternoon
at
the
Manse.
Gordon
Northcott
and
his
mother,
Louise
Northcott.
STvJ'uir'r:
The
father
had
previously
denied
knowledge
of
the
received
by
Mm.
j.
r.
Frixzeii.
murders
when
first
taken
into
custody
as
a
material
wit-
Mr.
Alonso
Haines
and
Mrs.
ness
alter
his
fifteen
vear
old
crandson
Sanford
Clark
Alex.
McRae
poured;
Mrs.
Law-
liovl
f.i?l
ill
cln.,:0
rence
LAmory,
rs.
u.
a.
sines,
..ua.U
a..
.....(,
oau.,
a
u..u
a.aj.Ka
u.i
Mr,
Thomas
McMeekin,
and
Mrs.
the
N
.
rthcott
farm
last
night.
However,
the
elder
t.
h.
Johnson
assisted
in
serving;
Northcott
said
Gordon
and
young
Clark
had
told
him
of
Mrs.
J.
w.
McKinley
had
charge
the
murders
but
he
did
not
believe
them.
ot
the
home
cooking
table
and
The
new
slaying
,
he
told
of
was
that
of
an
elderly
c
Ey
mctf
M
CMn,?r-
-
'
I
Isssneiar
the
ffaenrtAn
vke,i
man
which
he
said
took
place
in
a
miner
s
cabin
on
the
.wJort.
wm
eetoe-
lajXu
desert.
He
said
his
son
and
a
miner
were
in
the
cabin
Fraaer.
when
the
miner
s
partner
arrived.
There
was
argument
over
the
profits
and
the
partner
was
killed
by
the
other
;
two.
me
iamcr
painieu
nis
son
as
an
ape
man
wnom
omy
an
indulgent
mother
had
any
control.
He
also
charged
his
t
ifc
and
son
with
repeated
attempts
on
his
life.
He
said
ho
had
left
them
and
gone
to
Canada
but
they
followed
him.
The
last
attempt
on
his
life
was
six
weeks
aro
at
Kivcrsidc
Ranch.
j
Yesterday
half
a
dozen
bones
still
linked
by
the
flesh:
and
skin
and
a
toe
nail
were
discovered
which
are
be-;
lieved
to
be
from
a
ten-year-old
boy.
They
were
dug
up:
and
will
be
tested
to
determine
whether
they
arc
from
a
human
body.
There
was
a
difference
of
opinion
as
to
whether
the
bones
previously
found
were
human
or
not.
j
i
SASKATOON,.
September.
17.
Fifteen-year-old
Sanford
Clark,
who
told
the
California
murder
ranch
j
!fory.
is
a
Saskatoon
boy
whose
father
lives
in
the
out-
skirts
of
the
city.
The
boy's
father,
John
Clark,
is
a
I
i
IMPORTANT
EASTERN
CAPITALIST
VISITOR
I
A.
Shaw,
he
arrived
from
the
East
'
am
Qm
f
ii
m
m
ftovrtAAn'a
4tnln
anrl
f
mm
g-
-e.
i
Uii
uakui
soaj
ea
v-a
iwii
o
vs
nisi
niiva
VANCOUVER,
September
i
17.
Gordon
Stewart
8ai,ed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Northc.Jtt
sought
the
services
of
J.
A.
Walker,
chief
of
j
George
for
Vancouver.
They
were
coast
detective
agency
here
on
September
8.
Mr.
Walker
'guests
while
here
at
the
Prince
WIU
1
Wl
llll
W
LI
til.
H.VI
111
u
'
'
"
ft
-
"
-
-
story
of
controversy
with
relatives
over
valuable
securities
and
lands,
of
marrying
a
wealthy
61
year
old
Los
Angeles
woman
who,
he
said,
was
waiting
for
him
in
a
palatial
yacht
at
Seattle
and
also
asked
the
detective
to
find
out
if
there
were
any
charges
against
him
in
Los
Angeles.
Mr.
Walker
saw
Northcott
and
his
mother
again
on
September
10.
He
has
since
tried
to
pick
up
their
trail
v,
ithout
result
although
he
believes
they
arc
still
in
the
city.
VANCOUVER,
Sep.
17
That
Mrs.
Louis
Northcott
left
G
anion
Stuart
Northcott,
her
son,
in
Vancouver
v
hen
she
went
cast
to
the
prairies
is
now
believed
by
local
police.
On
her
return
journey
to
Vancouver,
they
stale,
she
stopped
at
Kamloops
Saturday
to
send
a
wire
to
her
son.
The
telegram,
they
said,
was
addressed
to
a
local
barrister,
apparently
for
him
to
turn
over
to
young
Northcott.
It
was
worded
in
a
rambling
manner
but
analyzing
it
the
police
believe
it
was
a
warning
for
him
to
remain
in
hiding.
"Only
perfect
rest
and
quiet
is
needed,"
reads
part
of
the
message.
It
is
presumed
Mrs.
Northcott
was
on
her
way
to
Vancouver
where
she
would
have
arrived
Sunday
morning.
W
MP
Wa
VMtor
in
Town
Tfc
I
.1
A
P
Pacific.
The
dUtrict
has
at
traded
considerslie
attention
of
late
through
tfce
interest
that
is
being
taken
is
It
pby
the
Consolidated
Mihing
&
Smelting
Co.
which
recently
boeded
the
M.
and
K.
group.
Mr.
Corley,
himself,
there
has
a
property
adjoining
for
the
II.
C
uccsaa
of
"kiefetj
very
Iwpe.
ful.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER
17,
1928
SASKATCHEWAN
BISHOP
TAKES
Crimes
on
Murder
Farm
Said
to
Have
Been
Committed
by
Ape
Man
Over
Whom
None
But
Indulgent
Mother
Had
Control
(iru
TEA
AND
'LEGATE
CREEK
MINING
Riverside,
California
STAND
ON
TYPHOON
AND
FLOODS,
CHINA!
Shanghai
Reports
Enormous
Damage
With
Many
People
Drowned
There
TORRENTIAL
RAINS
Successful
Parties
Over
Week-end
Included
Those
on
Irene
L.
Vacquero
DEER
AND
GEESE
TAKEN
'
Bosjonjjrilj
L.IRUE
CAIIAKGT
Special
Dlnoen
ThuncUyt
and
Saturdays
Danrlnr
every
Saturday
nljht
from
9
to
12.
Dap'e
Hall
for
Hire.
Accomodation
for
Prlvae
Parties
Fbone
457
Price
Five
Cents
IMMIGRA
TON
ishop
Loyd
Again
Attacks
Immigration
Europeans
to
Country
"SwSltrvSrSS
HAMILTON,
September
"British
connection
in
il,
anuria
fho'
nvosin'ar'nn
nf
Knrioh
cvmnarnioa
rt
n
ri
ip
innirir
rn.in
timir
!
'
r-
j"i"""v
v
10
LVUiUnu
ijJU
nJ
ff
shanghai,
Sept.
17.
a
ty-
deals
and
even
her
language
are
all
threatened
to
a
very
phoon
raging
for
two
days
on
the
jrave
extent
by
the
"wide
open
and
unrestricted
imni-
Mu
h
Activity
in
That
Field
is
China
coast
has
caused
enormous
arflrinn
wrnVV.
is
flnnrlino-
the
thvao
nmirla
nrnviac
wf
h
Expected
by
S.
A.
Corley
Who
damage
here.
Many
score,
of
-
Z
J
Z
i
Chinese
have
been
drowned
and
"'-";u
mnuiiuiw
o,
ucuigc
uiujru,
uiouujj
many
houses
destroyed.
The
ty-
of
baskatchewan,
said
here
yesterday.
phoon
was
followed
by
torrential
I
The
most
serious
aspect
of
the
problem.
Bishon
i
-rospecw-appear
ongnt
xor
an
rain
Shanghai
is
experiencing
?ra
of
great
mining
development
tfce
wot
flood
since
1906
:n
the
Legate
Creek
district
mMofa,
Ahoi?rtn!
S
w
ta
M'tYOR
PENDRAY
WILL
town
over
the
(rveek-end
from
Lloyd
said,
is
the
agreement
with
the
railways
respecting
immigration.
"The
only
people
who
can
advocate
the
v,ide-open
door
policy
are
either
those
who
are
ignorant
of
the
situation
in
the
west
or
are
animated
by
the
sel-
N3T
BE
CANDIDATE
ffch
desire
for
cheap
labor."
VICTORIA,
Sept.
17.
Mayor
Pendray,
who
has
held
his
present
position
for
the
past
four
years,
has
deckled
not
to
again
offer
his
services
in
that
capacity.,
Alderman
P.
R.
Brown
la
the
only,
candidate
for
the
position
yet
an-i
nouricejT:
'
"""
?f
Pitiful
Tale
of
Destruction
and
Death
in
Porto
Rico
Where
Hurricane
Destroyed
Homes
:
HUNTING
SEASON
BRADY
RETURNS
IS
OPENED
HERE'
FROM
INTERIOR
'4
Member
Visited
Every
Town
and
Settlement
Between
Coast
and
End
of
District
J.
C.
Brady.
M
P.
for
Skeena.
returned
to
the
city
on
Saturday
The
deer
hunting
season
opened
afternoon's
train
after
having
on
Saturday
and
a
number
of
spent
the
past
three
weeks
on
an
parties
were
out
over
the
week-
intensive
tour
of
the
interior
por-and
though
most
of
them
met
tion
of
the
riding
Mr.
Brady
waa
with
little
success.
;
an
honored
visitor
at
both
the
The
high
party
for
the
opening
Hazelton
Flower
Show
and
the
of
the
season
was
that
which
Smithers
Fall
Fair
after
attend-went
out
with
Jack
Lindsay
on
ing
which
he
proceeded
to
pay
the
Irene
L.
to
Welcome
Harbor,
visits
to
every
town
and
settle-
Famine
Stalks
in
Wake
of
Storm
and
Disease
is
in
the
T
,t"':"fii.!"t
"ifht
men
alons
the
netof,the
""
riff.
ri
X
T"
t
-"1
1
A
m
11
,
ilWUl
IWIIHf
1
UM
ouu
Will
Ul
aa
1I
CUl
US
IIIC
UISIHCI,
Offing:
Country
People
H:ck
Into
Towns
Begging
the
members
0f
the
party
had
a
south
of
Burns
Lake,
where
hi.
for
Food
deer
to
take
home.
Alex.
Macdonald
with
a
riding
ends.
Mr.
Brady
had
nu-
party
merous
personal
conferences
with
A.
E.
Ames
Spendi
Week-end
in
SAN
JUAN,
Poi'tO
Rico,
September
17.
With
the
consisting
of
Alex.
MeRae.
W.
his
constituents
at
various
points.
City
in
Course
of
Western
i
luixvinona
fnll
nnncammfit-altT
atimsfal
of
nna
tVimiaanrl
Wilkinson
and
C.
A.
Kirkendalli
Tour
i
ii
ua
a
italic
liiii
uninv:
s
wut.iui
cnLiiiiaici
riL.
inin
liiiiuouuiii
'
went
to
Winter
if
i-ii.-j
i.i
t.
r..i.-
n-
.
teamster.
The
boy's
mother
is
employed
at
a
local
tie-;
partment
store.
She
is
separated
from
her
husband.
i
J
ojJ
h?
CtmeSt
bV
the
sIands-
at
1east
two
million,
are
thought
to
be
d,uck-
Mrs.
Louise
INortitcou
icu
dasKaioon
accompanicu
ing
firm
of
A
E
Ameg
Co
and
b
Trs.
Winnie
Clarke,
mother
of
Sanford
Clarke,
ac-
director
of
many
of
Canada's
cording
to
information
given
here
today.
Mrs.
North-
most
important
financial
and
com-cott
is
said
to
have
arrived
here
Tuesday
and
left
for;
medial
enterprises,
was
a
visitor
Vancouver.
She
is
said
to
be
a
sister
of
Clark's
father.
jn
s
Vancouver
in
Limelight
has
on
several
occasions
inter
ested
itself
in
bonds
of
this
city.
MAYNARD
MURDER
IS
T
T
1
1
it..
we
opewwe
ui
liiiwine
oiumeu
imuHgii
i
vuv
iutu
buutij.
thern
Kame
district
to
hunt
birds
In
the
course
of
a
western;
At
least
three
hundred
thousand
persons
Were
Stated
to
nd
returned
aboard
the
Vacquero
tour,
tour,
Alfred
Aiirea
e.
e..
Ames,
Ames,
prominent
prominent
:
Up
hungry
hunBrrv
anfl
and
disease
disease
threatened.
threatened.
Half
Half
the
the
population
DODUlatlon
last
last
ni
night
with
eight
geese
and
head
oi
tne
investment
and
ana
bann-
r
.
'
"
"
"
r..nr
Hill
rlid
not
iro
far
to
homeless.
.
be
successful,
bagging
a
deer
It
is
feared
that
property
damage
will
pass
one
toT0M
the
harbor.
hundred
million
dollars.
j
Will
and
Fred
Kergin
went
to
PORT
SIMPSON
COUPLE
WERE
MARRIED
HERE
The
marriage
took
place
at
S
o'clock
Saturday
afternoon
in
First
United
Church.
Rev.
A.
Wil-
On
one
of
the
islands
with
77
towns
it
is
reported
Torches
island
aboard
the
Full
Auckland
and
OBeph
E
Grwn
i,-t
fUnn
or.r
,i,i
if
.iii
ue.
Moon
ana
oaggea
a
aeer.
mat.
iuuii;
man
iu
uic
uctiu.
i,
win
uu
jcjd
uciujc
uv.-
Georae
Bryant
and
party
left
curate
reports
can
be
received
from
the
rural
sections
ye8terda.v
morning
aboard
the
in
which
more
than
seventy
per
cent
of
the
people
live.
Haria
for
a
three
day
trip
to
Por-The
known
dead
in
towns
reporting
were:
Gaeyey
75,
cher
island.
Guyama
60,
Sumacao
50,
Ponce
25,
Arecibo
15,
Acudilla
10,
Neguado
10,
Las
Piecrass
and
Fajardo
3
UNITED
CHURCH
SEC.
Most
of
the
feed
crops
have
been
destroyed
and
half
MiccmM
ROAPn
niCQ
of
the
homes,
even
those
of
thatch,
were
destroyed
or;'
MIDJllN
pUmU
Ulw
damaged
beyond
repair.
A
university
teacher
at
Vege-j
-
Km'n
cniA
flm
nnimfvv
iinntiln
m'iiivi
pnminrr
intn
tnwn
hv
TORONTO,
Sept.
17
Rev.
Hall
lUJU
k'
.
,
.
V
V..W
X.VMS.V'J
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JJVUJ'.v
vv
w......,
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nn.nn
..n,rn,n.mrn1i....i...i.
i,
:
,1
TUn
n.noc,aA
,o,.l,nf
'
tdmundson.
D.D.,
secretary
of
the
BtlflU
liNYLoliUAlLUi
lu,ireus
utS"t;
auj
iuw.
uiu
j".
'-"'
.Home
Bission
Board
of
Head
of
Provincial
Polite
Criminal
Investigation
Department
Is
Personally
Directing
Search
With
Inspector
Forbes
Cruik-shank,
head
of
the
criminal
investigation
department,
in
personal
charge,
provincial
police
are
continuing
an
intensive
probe
of
the
circumstances
attending
the
recent
murder
down
the
coast
of
Ernest
Maynard,
lighthouse
keeper
at
lonely
Adenbrooke
Island.
So
far
as
can
be
learned,
no
arrest
has
yet
been
made
in
connection
with
the
case.
A
number
of
theories
appear
to
be
held
in
connection
with
the
tragedy
but
no
announcement
i
yet
forthcoming
from
official
circle.
gave
them
as
much
as
they
were
able.
Body
of
Skipper
Aboard
as
She
Drifts
HALIFAX,
Sept.
17.
With
the
dead
body
of
her
captain,
B.
Bone-part,
on
board
and
with
many
of
her
sails
in
ribbons,
the
'
hull
leaking
and
supplies
low,
the
three
masted
schooner
E.
P.
Thereault
is
drifting
before
an
easterly
gale
butwetui
Halifax
and
Yarmouth.
FOUR
BURNED
COAST
STORMSj
OTTAWA
FIRE
Three
Masted
Schooner
Has
Deadj
OTTAWA,
Sept
17
-Four
per
i
sons
were
burned
to
aeatn
in
a
fire
which
destroyed
a
two-storey
frame
residence
in
the
suburban
village
of
Britannia
Saturday
night.
The
dead
are
Jean
Leni-ham,
22,
of
Syracuse,
N.V.
;
Mary,
9:
Austin,
7;
Gordon
Walters,
4,
children
of
Mr.
und"
Mrs.
Ber-
Church,
'
illness.
died
here
the
United
following
an
The
death
leaves
the
Home
Mission
Board
temporarily
without
an
executive
head.
Less
than
two
weeks
ago
Mr.
Edmin-son's
associate
in
the
secretariat
of
the
Board,
Ilev.
Dr.
Manning,
died
af
Vancouver.
CARS
COLLIDED
AND
LADY
WAS
KILLED
VICTORIA.
Sent.
17.
Mrs.
both
of
Port
Simpson.
The
witnesses
were
Mr.
William
Russ
and
Peter
Fawcett.
Following
a
drive
around
the
city,
a
wedding
supper
was
served
at
the
Rex
Cafe
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Green
proceeded
to
Port
Simpson
where
they
will
take
up
residence.
killed.
KILLED
BY
TAXI
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
17.
L.
Dashwnod-Jones
of
North
Vancouver
was
struck
by
a
taxi
on
Marine
Drive
yesterday
anil
Pursuant
to
an
cil
dated
August
powering
me
to
question
of
pilot.'i
order
tn
Coun-Itfth.
1928.
em-investigate
the
ge
in
the
Can-
adian
Waters
of
the
Pacific
Ellen
C.
It.
Portway
was
killed
Coast,
I
und
three
others
injured
when
a
house
at
shall
ait
at
the
court
10.H0
a.m.
on
Wednes-
nard
Walters;
Miss
Leniham
was
cur
driven
by
Mr.
Portway
was
nesday,
.September
19,
Prince
Ku-a
sister
of
Mrs.
Walters
and
was
overturned
here
Saturday
after
pert.
visiting
with
her.
The
cause
of
colliding
with
a
car
driven
by
Signed:
Al'l,
AY
MORRISION.
the
fire
is
unknown.
:.-oigc
.Marl
in.
j
Commissioner,