CLASSIFIED
HABIT
w
nl
viiu
Hrc
CONFUSION
IN
ui
ilninir
and
what
vour
orosuects
are
i
ml
of
Litchfield,
with
u
need
tendency
on
reremosiaJ
matters,
tavor
of
the
blaheps'
thnl
it
seems
difficult
6:30
this
morning
gutted
tho
(Lord
mR
rod
houac
to
the
rear
of
;
shaking
last
night
at
a
dinner
closing
a
con-
ome
whirh
Mon!
f
uith
major
industries,
asserted
that
England
did
77Jr:;
sire
to
reopen
the
debt
settlement
with
United
owing
to
the
city's
cevat:on
o,-.mfl
asked
that
this
country,
if
it
wishes
to
take
no
orations
in
that
vi-inty.
Both
!
in
the
settlement
of
the
German
reparations
prob-
Fire
Chief
D.
H.
McDonald
and,
id
least
would
not
get
in
the
way."
orrMr
"P8
th:
th,t
j
speaker
said
"our
difficulties
in
Europe
are
great
tSZTJS
fthJ"
tut
we
feel
competent
to
deal
with
European
prob-
that
the
house
ha
been
vacant
I
Whenever
an
attempt
is
made
in
Europe
to
come
for
mm
time.
Mr.
James
state
i
;
we
are
alway
greeted
with
suspicion
and
hostility
fot
M
doors
and
window
but
part
of
the
eople
on
this
side
of
the
ocean,
who
on"
wepe
Bf
nd
j
.,.:
to
uh
all
kinds
of
motives
which
never
enter
our
..IK
'"1
umm
in
mic
HiHiua
iw.-t
bale
paper
and
cheesecloth
i
.bat
'
'
room
being
bcroed
off
the
walls
Prince
Rupert
Should
Soon
Play
XfJiZfZftZ'JS.
am
a
t
t
i
Important
Role
In
Pacific
Trade
mVjrZ&tZfo
led
the
interior
of
the
house
was
Scrys
British
i
rri
Trade
i
Commissioner
t
"'t'iJS
blocks.
The
department,
how-
rtH5
th
ipe
tin'
i
trade
on
the
Pacific
Coast
is
making
great
strides
at
v'r?00
.md
Prince
Rupert,
now
sharing
in
that
trade,
should
soon
u
.
,
.
.
,
a
much
more
important
role
therein."
declared
A.
E.
Pollard
The
house
is
one
of
the
oldest
...de
commissioner
for
Western
Canada,
in
an
interesting
city,
bavin
been
built
.
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
at
luncheon
yesterday
Vrt
tweBt
n
by.JJ!
"But
as
I
see
it
the
open
spaces
behind
you
must
be
filled
Christiansen,
it
was
purchased
n...
country
will
ever
do
the
volume
of
business
of
which
y
Mr.
James
from
.lame
Pos-
was
,tulo
a
little
over
a
year
ago.
Mr.
Pollard's
explanation
of
hi.
TALKING
PICTURES
I
presence
in
rnnce
nupen.
nej
had
been
here
twice
before
but
'had
never
been
afforded
time
to,
:
mm
the
Place
as
he
would
like.
I
That
was
why
he
had
come
tiack.
Mr.
Pol.ard
nude
a
plea
for
Canada
to
IlrRUh
Affairs
Mr.
Pollard
referred
briefly
to
conditions
in
the
Old
Country.
So
much
prominence
had
been
given
to
the
condition
of
unemployment
there
that
that
he
"
felt
there
'
was
pn.,-
true
that
there
were
a
million
un
employed
there
today
but
another
factor
not
so
generally
known
was
that
there
were
far
more
people
emploved
in
the
Old
Land
today
than
there
were
in
pre-war
days.
Therefore,
the
question
seemed
more
of
over-pulation
than
unemployment
and
that
brought
up
the
matter
of
emi-
(
continued
on
page
5)
YUKONOLD
TIMER
DIED
YESTERDAY
8KAGWAY.
Oct.
25.-8.
Scott
61.
resident
of
Whitehoree
and
an
old
timer
of
the
Yukon
and
British
Columbia,
died
yesterday
For
the
pat
several
vears
he
has
been
fuel
agent
for
the
White
Pass
route
Me
is
survived
I'
;
ill'
V
iilhl
ARE
BEING
MADE
3Y
Boston
Grill
i
r
.
i
vine
reads
the
Claimed
Ada
LAUOE
CABARET
j
;
j.,u
lo.
advertise
for
It.
Special
Dinner
TUuradaya
aad
j
n
,
.tt
find.
locate
the
owner.
Saturday
Dancing
every
Saturday
nlgai
v;
..I'rvf.r
yu
need,
ad
vert
for
It
iruiu
io
ii.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Dance
Hall
for
Illre.
;r.T
THE
CLAHHIHEII
Accomodation
for
PrlTae
Tartle
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia'
Newspaper
Phone
457
-
IK.
No.
251
.
ft
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
OCTOBER
25,
1928
WELL
KNOWN
ARTISTS
HOLLYWOOD.
Oct.
24.
A
make
greater
efforia
number
of
prominent
movie
art
1
1
IK
I
H
K
I
I
I
A
I
10
upily
Great
Britain
with
theiists
are
gotng
into
the
talking
pic-,AJ
W
ill
i
UlilJ
natural
produce
or
food
which,
asiturs
business.
Douglas
Fair-
a
manufui-turing
country,
it
re-
j
banks
and
Mary
Pickford
are
uuired.
He
told
how
steps
were
both
using
speech
in
pictures
V
Oct.
2ft.
The
Anglo-lbejng
U,en
jn
the
Old
Country
to
they
are
producing
and
Charlie
-
mid
of
London
and
the
1
encourage
the
use
of
Empire
prod-
Chaplin,
while
he
will
not
talk
nod,
which
is
more
orjUct5
j
tnat
connection,
the
Eng-i
himself,
has
several
of
his
char-
nKfiicai.
nave
ooxn
re-
j
jghm.')iii.
formerly
rather
indlt-ciers
ao
so.
proposals
of
the
bishops
'
ereni
to
where
his
produce'
"
..:
"T.
ZSSttrrJrrt
I'SAm
MADGE
RUSH
IS
,
......
...
euucaiea
io
w
bbiiwihvj
-
jng
products
of
the
Empire.
STILL
AT
CAPITOL
Miss
Iadge
Rush,
danseuse,
who
was
reported
to
have
been
leaving
for
the
south,
is
not
go
ing.
She
is
taking
part
in
the
nrnuru
tn
u
t
t
K
f
'u
rit
t
1
TKaut
ttu
..-
ut
guidance
can
bajthere
to
tfce!-h
night
until
the
end
of
.r
.he
remainder
of
the
j
era
w'0"
Itwo
weeks"
engagement.
of
affairs.
It
was,
I
real
condition
Ahil.it
a
like
confusion.
DEFINE
WHO
ARE
CANADIAN
"iiition
to
Come
Before
Par-"
niu
ni
(Jiving
People
of
Country
Right
to
Name
UVA.
Oct.
Dr.
Ilis-'
')'
the
Liberal
members
Mol.u
will
at
the
coming
"t
Parliament
move
that
'
'"I
documents
any
per-wn
as
"Canadian
those
whote
ancestorH
for
'"rations
have
been.
Can-'
II
be
known
officially
iiinl
nothiiijr
els'.
FIVE
YEARS
IN
PENITENTIARY
Attendant
Who
Caused
Death
of
Mental
Patient
is
Convicted
EDMONTON,
Oet.
26.
Walter
Scott,
formerly
an
attendant
at
l'onoaa
mental
hospital,
was
found
guilty
of
manslaughter
and
sentenced
to
five
years
in
prison
at
Prince
Albert
by
Mr.
Justice
Ford
at
Red
Deer
yesterday.
Scott
was
found
guilty
of
caus
ing
the
death
of
a
patient.
Ir
Arthur
llobbs,
formerly
a
veteri
nary
surgeon
nt
Calgary,
by
viol
put
treatment
which
resulted
in
pneumonia.
Grain
will
soon
!,
STEAMER
HITS
ROCK
'
.
YANCOUVERilSLAND
Seapool.
I'nroule
From
Victoria
to
Port
Alhernl.
Had
Aitldent
Iast
Evening
VICTORIA,
Oct.
16.
The
British
freighter
Sea
pool,
en
route
from4
here
to
Port
Atberni,
struck
on
uncharted
rock
on
the
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
last
.,,1')
in
for
.-.t":idy
Railway
Collision
In
Scotland
When
Jwo
Engines
Roll
Down
An
-
"
Eiilbanlfment
Killing
Engine
'Men
LOCKKIIHIE,
Dumfries,
Scotland,
Oct.
25.
There
was
a
train
collison
near
here
this
morning,
the
London
to
Aberdeen
passenger
train
colliding
with
a
freight.
Both
engines
rolled
down
an
embankment
with
the
result
that
both
engineers
and
two
firemen
were
killed
and
three
passengers
slightly
NO
POLITICS
IN
ADMINISTRATION
MACHINERY
FOR
NL'W
IIILLMOU
SAWMILL
IS
COMING
AT
WEL'K-KNl)
1
i
Union
freighter
Chilliwack
T
apt.
jonn
atuir,
uue
in
port
t
1
this
week-end
from
the
so'jth,
will
unload
a
boiler
!
a
i
in
a
t
m
as
.a.
llv
Suvn
Ki,me
RmnliM,
Arpi
"a
m"
macnincry
lor
in
1
I
A
Mill
CI-
,
VxaT
J
1
1
lting
I)imwd
for
Pulilital
!
npw
-Pce
sains
AciiviliiM
'
L,-!.
sawmill
near
the
city
wh'ch
will
aoon
be
ready
for
operation.
The
Chi
Hi
week.
VICTORIA.
Oct.
"As
longj
whk-h
is
callinjr
at
Kitimaat
as
I
hold
the
office
of
attorney
on
the
way
north,
will
proc-
general
..of
this
province
there
PCj
frm
here
to
Alice
Ann.
will
be
a
divorcement
of
politics
4
from
the
administration
of
just
ice."
said
Hon.
R.
H.
Pooley,
before
the
annual
mooting
of
the
Esquimau
Conservative
Assoc
ia-
ion
last
night.
"I
preached
that
doctrine
in
opposition
and
heard
no
objection
raised
to
It
There
are
a
few
now
th
it
object
but
as
long
as
I
hold
the
position
this
policy
will
be
curried
out"
Di.icusing
the
(
ivii
service,
Mr.
Pooley
said
it
was
tree
Afaat
some
of
those
in
the
service
had
intro
duced
politics
into
their
work.
Some
of
thene
hud
been
removed
and
there
would
be
others
who
would
be
discharged.
RUFUS
ARGENTA
NOT
ABANDONED
Work
on
R
Will
he
CotUiHiel
in
Spring
by
J.
putkltijBuyo
eriiry':
?
'
VKTOMA,
Oct.
86.
"There
is
j
absolutely
not
a
word
of
truth
in
'
the
report
put
in
circulation
that
the
Rufus-Argenta
mines
have
I
teen
thrown
up
by
J.
F.
DuUtie
o'
'
Seattle,"
said
F.
Bliott,
secretary
i
fnaiiMii
of
tk
nomnanv.
here
last
rigt.
Bllloat
explained
that
there
had
been
a
dosing
down
of
operations
for
the
winter
months
during
the
season
of
snow.
Affairs
at
the
mine
were
in
excellent
condition,
he
said.
YESTERDAY'S
WHEAT
one
and
also
a
number
of
other
'properties,
lie
is
carrying
with
ihim
!
MYSTERY
ON
VANCOUVER
ID.
Aquariam
Foundation
Now
Under
Arreat
NANAIMO.
Oct.
26.
Edward
Arthur
Wilson.
President
of
the
Aquarium
Foundation
at
Yellow
j
Point
near
Ladysmith.
was
last
night
released
on
boil
of
ICO.eOO
on
a
theft
charge
following
his
arrest
in
Vancouver
yesterday
He
Wilson's
accuse
i,
was
recently
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
"RAIL
$A
Y
COLLISION
II
"
S
CO
TLA
!ND
SIR
ARTHUR
Lord
Melchett
Rebukes
United
States
For
Its
,VV
YORK,
Oct.
25,
Sir
Alfred
Mond
en
MOND
ASKS
U.
Suspicions
Of
Europe1
MORNING
FIRE
GUTS
DWELLING
illouhf
Belonging
to
George
J
ami
Believed
Victim
of
In-
j
ccndiarlsm
Fire
of
mysterious
origin
about
S.
NOT
TO
INTERFERE
EUROPE
PRINCE
RUPERT
ELEVATOR
Laughs
At
Tales
That
Prince
Rupett
is
Nol
Maki
g
Pi
ogress
Shows
Faith
By
Opening
Here,
'
It
ni;'ke
i
mc
If
ugh
when
1
hear
people
talk
of
Prince
Rupert
not
making
profit
'
staled
Frank
1).
Ki-
this
morning.
"1
came
wiiul
i.i
now
I'unce
Rupert
in
building
a
city
looked
almost
an
impossibility
here
then.
sow
nee
what
has
been
accom-p.i.shed.
Considering
the
time,
1
think
wondrful
progress
has
been
made.
AIho
I
think
the
future
looks
very
rosy.
As
an
earnest
of
my
faith
I
have
decided
to
open
an
office
here
and
to
mrke
this
my
headquarters."
Mr.
Rice
Hurvcyed
the
town
of
Stewart
in
1907
and
the
same
visir
surveyed
the
mining
proeriy
t
khuUe
Inlet
where
there
irrcii:
activity
today
under
Detroit
control.
He
also
surveyed
about
the
same
time
the
IlaaeHon
nnd
Massett
townsites.
)Ie
has
lived
in
ine
district
mucn
el
tne
.one
Awe
then
and
knows
it
well
and
Bees
areai
uroKresn
ueinK
maae.
i
"I
have
great
faith
in
Alice
;
I'wW
'
Token
Ground
Arm."
declared
Mr.
Rice,
"and
ij
a
Co
expert
great
things
there."
The
Toric
mine
he
expects
to
be
a
great
MILLSITEIS
NOWSECURED
'National
Airplane
Lumber
Co.
Re-
While
the
principals
of
the
concern,
J.
R.
Black
and
Robert
Armstrong
of
Kewanee,
Illinois,
are
jDv,,
fr,m
niboth
in
the
south
just
now
and
Tfcer
where
work
is
beta
carried
TZ
"
0T?
lea
undeeipsMlilaT.g
eoMWon.
V
'
nal
Lumber
Co.
I
According
to
Mr.
Rice
there
r-e
Airplane
Inc.
which
is
the
contemplating
ninety
men
in
the
bills
around
Alice
Arm
now
and
most
of
them
rec"on
of
"P"'
mil1
re
for
he
manafactunng
will
continue
to
work
all
winter.
PP0"
More
work
ha.
been
done
there
.,rP
8Pruc
,or
P?rt
frm
"
BK
f"B
Crwk
the
this
summer
than
has
been
the
!!m,tl"
P
'
.
,
Lcstall
River,
has
secured
a
site
dWD
f
""fVln
I
for
the
plant
just
across
the
cove
(the
Dolly
Varden.
.
Mr.
lUe.toU
ehsi.stic
To
give
that
over
the
Pe.ce
Rivw
country
;
,w.
connecUon.it
would
better
the
farther
you
go.
He
h
(t(
fu,
of
jbeen
there
both
winter
and
UBHgnue
tnere
and
knows
conditions
well,
j
mer
j
MtwwhH
lofing
operiltjon8
He
says
it
will
be
a
great
thing
to.
M
.
,,,
.
whl,
have
it
oM-ned
up
and
will
mean
.
-
r
.
.
,..,w
much
to
the
coast
of
men
there
is
engaged
in
putting
In
a
two-mile
light
railway
which
will
connect
the
limits
with
the
Ecstall
River.
Over
this
supplies
will
be
taken
into
the
operations
and
logs
may
also
be
carried
out
by
that
means.
National
Airplane
Lum'er
Co.
...
,V.
,,
,
i
reported
to
have
acquired
con-
President
as
ell
as
Secretary
of
mu
on
tne
lOueen
Charlotte
Islands
as
well
as
j
those
up
the
Ecstall
River.
URGES
POLICY
ROAD
BUILDING
is
charged
wrth
te
theft
of
$16.-
Premier
Tolmie
oukt
Jlae
red-
000
belonging
to
the
Foundation.
;
eral
Government
Return
to
Robert
Enland,
secretary-
rormer
scheme
treasurer
of
th
foundation
and
VISITING
IN
ONTARIO
il
SARNIA,
Oct.
26.
Clifford
Brown,
21
years
of
age,
son
of
Judge
Brown
of
Grand
Forks,
B.
C.
was
found
dead
in
a
well
on
the
farm
of
his
uncle
at
Camlachie.
.Ontario.
He
was
staying
here
for
VANCOUVER,
'
Oet
The
barged
by
Wilson
with
the
theft
.
,
i
ol
iz,wv
ana
a-fo
oui
on
pm.
.
,
The
cases
w'll
probably
solve
what
haa
been
regarded
j
as
a
local
I
mystery
concerning
ideals
and
ideas
of
members
of
the
socio
who
fenced
in
land
at
Vol
'Mr
Point,
built
a
small
village
-iS)
I
themselves
from
outsid
ers.
YOUNG
MAN
FOUND
DEAD
IN
WELL
WHEN
the
policy
in
effect
be-
"I
and
1988
whereby
the
...
.
could
earn
grants
of
as
sistance
:a
the
building
of
trunk
Mads.
I
-emier
Toitiae
said
yes
terday
wi.cn
nddiesajr
I
the
Vancouver
BoarU
.f
Trade.
Research
work
which
would
enable
British
Columbia
to
utilize
the
waste
from
logging
operations
and
a
vigorous
policy
of
forestation
would
form
part
of
Uhe
provincial
Government's
pol-
y,
the
Premier
said.
POOLEY
ANNOUNCES
CHANGE
OF
POLICY
VICTORIA.
Oct.
2ft.
Hon.
R.
H
Pooley
today
announced
that
VANCOUVER.
Oct
26.
Theithe
benefit
of
his
health
and
is,
the
proviucial
police
would
not
night
and
in
returning
to
Victoria
price
of
wheat
at
closing
yeater-,
believed
to
have
suffered
a
weak
in
future
be
allowed
to
use
"stool
..lording
to
wii-
'
-sx
advices.
day
va
SI.l'i"
j.
;j.ll
and
fell
intu
the
well.
pigeons
to
secure
convict
ions.