TR
r.::,
I
T.
Aria.
Nov.
5.
The
in
ur
..ok
,
r
When
Alnut
In
Open
Service
In
Vancouver
He
Expired
in
Vestry
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
5.
Rev.
.
Yankee
Doodle,
hoi-1
Archibald
u
iwrooeii.
w
years
oi
,
pant
and
west
record
i
age.
pastor
of
the
West
ancou
,
tincntal
flisrht
...,
which
'
ver
United
Chureh.
'
died
7
suddenly
in
IO
A
Angeles
ngeles
'
nkf
In
an
,n
"-,
Before
Before
a
a
large
Urge
,
.
.1
congregai
congregation
Saur-
of
heart
disease
last
night
when
nlht.
Col.
attempt
to
.
bout
to
open
settee
In
the
m
United
Church.
He
had
u.-Kt
to
sast
asm
record
recoru
to
w
v,nw
Chown
.rv
w-..-T
u.tr
r.-.A.
r..n.
.1...
knnra
axrhanifMtl
u
MIS
Wltn
KOV.
I
the
ladtier
uion
ni
Mr
Kcrf
gx)ke
i,riefy
expres-
,
ese
janitor
was
washing
windows
pMllure
at
agan
Mng
yesterday
sllpptu
ana
tU,n
the
north.
Envoy
and
Mrs.
r.
v
J
r
Th
L
a,.
!
through
the
window.
In
the
at-
cifto
pf
Mfll.k.lta
Kave
a
vocai
"
V"
Twir.
'.
temut
to
save
himself,
the
unina-
.
.
d
AlljuUnt
Kcrr
ala0
ouay
snu
mnssKi
cuU
on
the
.
.u.taIn,1
vere
.
fsw
rwmMrk.
Xht
the
CanadlSnk
of
,
wrist
in
contact
with
the
.hatter-
Mn
f
llw
eveni
waB
mHni.
Klyen
led
glass.
OUBLE
SOUTH
AFRICAN
CABINET
Color
Line
Cause
of
I
Cabinet
Resignation
in
South
Africa
Tomorrow
i
PKTORIA,
South
Africa,
Nov.
5.
The
Nationalist
'
ua!ition
Government
under
Premier
J.
B.
Hertzog
(irc
idtd
to
resign
tomorrow.
This
does
not
neces-niean
an
election
but
is
the
result
of
internal
dis-i!
ind
will
be
followed
by
a
general
reorganization.
I
r
he
new
Government
which
is
to
be
formed
by
Pre-U"i
tzog,
Hon.
E.
B.
Madley
will
be
missing.
He
is
i,
i-ter
of
Public
Works
and
Telegraphs
and
his
n
is
due
to
the
fact
that
he
failed
to
comply
with
I
:
i
-liner's
request
to
resign
because
of
his
action
in
with
the
postal
workers
through
the
native
union.
FLANE
CRASHED
,
UNITED
CHURCH
'--
I)mkIIc
Flew
for
Only
rour
Hours
on
Hrturn
to
New
York
IN
BIG
BUSINESS
DEAL
ARMY
OFFICERS
ARE
INSTALLED
Adjutant
and
Mrs.
Kerr
and
('apt.
Ena
Anderson
Formally
Take
(her
Dutit
Here
in
UT.
I
ir
-
,
Ernest
nut
a
I
r
Ti
J
and
j
.n.
i.
.r
la
'
Adjutant
wiuiam
Kerr
as
Uke
Sanford
hour,
after
offlcsc
in
charge
of
the
newly
r.nvnn
Cantaln
time
for
servk-e
started
an
inves-
ei
A.
L
,
.
.
..
Li
t
disclosed
j
i
,
the
l.
l,j,
body
ciwwn
iionnern
itnvisn
voiutn-
the
pilot
and
Harry
Igation
which
;
(ltrkt
of
the
Mwtim
Ar.
I.,
owner
of
th
plane
killed.
uith
JohB
Smears
last
n
i.ted
a
rejeord
tits
m
the
wotW
whteh
end-
Vork
in
28
days
and
IS
STANDARD
BANK
PASSES
OUT
in-(
IN
in
the
vestry
of
the
church.
JANITOR
FELL
INTO
Passersby
ih
morning
J
-
l...Ln
..luto
ulaUl
Win-
my
ami
Mrs.
Kerr
and
Capt.
Anderson
as
local
officers.
Col.
Sims
was
assisted
by
Col.
George
L.
Phillips
of
Vancouver,
retired
PLATE
GLASS
WINDOW.Army
officer.
The
meeting
was
opened
by
.
'Cant.
Anderson
who
introduced
wno
,
i
.
a
i
i
.
.
i
i
voi.
oims.
rtiier
uw
miier
nw
few
few
rem
remarks
regarding
vieweu
ui"
i
-
made
a
flow
on
the
east
side
of
the
Kan
-n-
congress
in
i
of
Montreal
building
were
wonder-
Ketchika
d(y
ln8U,lea
A(,
ing
if
there
nan
Deen
a
u..R
jutot
Iri
Kerr
Co,
VM
ery
or
someininB
uc
H
fftred
dedicatory
iirayer
as
;
wa
explained
at
the
bank
tnai
Co
gJm-
he,rf
flaJf
Hloft
L...
r
I
IH,tni...
.ml
tka
closed
with
the
SalvationisU
fathering
around
the
altar
to
pledge
their
fidelity
to
the
newly
appointed
officers,
Col.
Biras
and
Col.
Phillips,
who
arrived
from
Alaska
on
the
Princess
Alice
yetierday
after
noon,
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver,
COLLISION
OF
CRUISER
WITH
LINER
RUNNICK
SOUR
AG'
BAY
A,
Java.
Nov.
5.
British
cruixer
"London"
and
thcJ
White
Star
liner
"Runnick"
of
the
Australian
service
collided
last
A
BRITISH
JIBE
AT
THE
LEAGUE
ur
Jour
license
n
plght
,
eft
Greenock.
The
Run-
WORLD
PEDESTRIAN
:
"I
hope
they
ulnd
your
A
th
t
'
'nir.
you
big
stiff."
tha
.
un.nt
mU
mo
Inllirh:
wn'.
this
line
and
the
cruiser
about
sit-1
n
above
tlm
wttn-
linn.
the
PERMISSION
GIVEN
BANK
OF
COMMERCE
ABSORB
STANDARD
OTTAWA,
Nov.
5.
It
is
announce!
that
on
th"
re-
V
commendation
of
the
Minis-
tc
r
of
Finance,
the
Treasury
Board
ami
Cabinet
Council
h;is
granted
its
consent
to
,:!koi
binjr
the
StalH
Bank
t-
the
Bank
of
Commerce.
C0NV1CTSMAKE
FOR
THE
WOODS
Twenty
nine
Now
Rein;
Sought
Following
Breakaway
AIRPLANTE
IN
JAVA
EN
ROUTE.
TO
ENGLAND
MAN
FOUND
ON
BED
GAS
JET
IN
MOUTH
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
5.
With
the
end
of
a
rubber
tubo
connected
with
an
open
gas
jet
in.
his
mouth
the
body
of
a
man
Jiolieved
by
the
pollen
to
bc
V.
I).
Inglis
of
Victoria,
was
found
on
the
bed
in
his
room
in
a
lodging
houfo,
Sunday.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
5,-r-The
price
of
wheat
at
the
exchange
this
morning
was
for
Number
1
jVorthtin
$l.-1'
CLASSIFIED
HABIT'
Boston
Grill
I.UU1E
CARARET
.
'JI,
Special
Dinner
Thursdays
and
If
JOU
"II.
Saturday!
i.
,u
find,
..
Dancing
every
Naturdajr
night
from
9
to
12.
Whatever
you
ne
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accocnmoda,tloni
for
Private
OFT
TUB
CI.ISMIHF.I.
Uj;y
Part
lea
Phone
457
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia
Newspaper
"
1
.j.-
v,,t
XVIII.
No.
260
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
NOVEMBER
5,
1928.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
BR
ITISH
COMMISSIONER
CAW
REVISES
DAWES
PLAN
S.
Parker
Gilbert,
agent-general
Houston.
Texas,
Nov.
5.
-A
fa-
for
reparations,
who,
after
ton-Sn
lliinrt
Ji
if,
will
known
flung
search
is
underway
today
lerencea
wan
i
remier
Poincare
of
Canadian
(mam
n
i.
one
of
the
of-
throughout
the
southeast
Texas
France
and
Winston
Churcnill,
finals
in
the
iit-gotiations
where-
timber
lands
for
20
of
31
convict
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer
for
by
the
British
Empire
will
gain
I
who
escaped
from
Clemens
state
urea..
Britain,
has
made
genuine
control
of
International
Nickel,
'prison
far
in
Bragori
a
county
yes-
progress
toward.;
reconciling
con-
ttrday.
Two
have
been
capture.!,
flicting
viewa
of
the
Allies
to-
The
escape
wa
made
by
knock-
wards
German
reparations,
ing
aside
the
bars
JiR
the
wn-
.
-
dow
in
one
of
the
barracks
Ww
nntTirvryntn
NEW
PRESIDENT
OFNICARAGUA
SOURAG
BAYA,
Java,
No.
5
Managua,
Nicaragua,
Nov.
5.
Completing
a
water
jump
of
fif-
General
Jose
Maria
Moncada
the
teen
hundred
milci,
from
Wind-
former
leader
of
the
Liberal
Re-
ham,
Australia
the
airplane
"Spir-
volution
from
the
returns
avail-
it
of
Australia"
with
Captain
able
today
seems
to
have
been
Frank
Hurley
and
Flying
Officer
elected
President
of
Nicaragua
Moir
arrived
today
en
route
to
over
Adolfo
Benard
the
Conaer-England.
:
vative.
Vancouver
Police
Reinstated
Until
New
Commission
Meets
After
the
Beginning
of
Year
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
6.
Eight
of
the
senior
officers
of
the
Vancouver
police
force
superannuated
recently
wore
reinstated
by
the
police
commission
today
until
a
new
commission
meets
after
the
beginning
of
the
year.
Corporation
Counsel
George
E.
McCrossan's
six
page
digest
of
R.
S.
Lennie's
60
page
report
on
the
police
inquiry
was
left
for
consideration
of
the
new.
commissioners.
Former
detective
John
Robertson,
who
was
dismissed
and
then
reinstated
received
reinstatement
as
a
first
class
constable
on
the
understanding
that
he
returns
to
a
position
which
will
not
require
him
to
testify
in
court,
Police
Commissioner
T.
W.
Fletcher,
in
moving
Robertson's
reinstatement
said
he
had
a
good
record
and
he
did
not
think
he
wilfully
lied
on
the
stand
in
the
Gilmore
case
but
had
changed
his
mind
on
the
stand
and
acted
on
bad
judgment.
I
BAZAAR
BY
ORANGE
LADIES
SUCCESSFUL
Drawings
for
Three
Raffles
Took
Place
at
Function
The
Ixiyal
Orange
lenemJent
Association's
basaar
on
Saturday
which
was
opened
by
Mrs.
J.
G.
Vlereck.
was
a
success
from
every
standpoint,
financially
and
otherwise.
Winners
of
the
raffles
were
as
follows:
Tea
Set.
Ucket
No.
204,
Mrs
Sprout
Coal,
No.
4.
Miss
Dot
Edgar.
:
Pillow
cases.
No.
39.
Mrs.
M.
B.
Lemon.
The
tickets
were
diuuii
t
lilllt
Mi
ES
RESIGNATION
Official
Welcome
is
f?en
to
British
High
Commissioner
by
Canada
at
a
Dinner
in
Ottawa
TTAWA,
Nov.
5.
Canada
on
Saturday
night
gave
Official
welcome
to
the
first
High
Commissioner
from
Great
Britain
to
the
Dominion,
at
the
Government
dinner
presided
over
by
Premier
King
and
attended
by
members
of
the
Cabinet
and
by
Conservatives
leader
R.
B.
Bennett
and
others
of
prominent
political,
social,
and
bssiness
life
of
the
Dominion,
Sir
William
Clark
and
all
the
members
of
his
family
were
accorded
an
eloquent
and
hearty
welcome
to
Canada.
The
importance
of
the
step
which
was
.taken
by
the
British
Government
irOfK
iHfi'f
4TIflnK
I
in
the
appointment
of
a,
High
HUUlAllVrid
I
commissioner
found
expression
In
,
Court)
uf
B
D.
tfOL&MMl
(fe.
LSCi
id
and
asked.
B.
C.
Silver.
1.26,
1.40.
Big
Missouri,
G3,
G6.
Chicagoff
NR.
70.
Cork
Province,
2,
2G.
Cotton
Belt,
52,
60,
Dunwell,
NU.
18.
Duthie.
8,
SR.
-
Gtsftge
Copper
.
4t
Georgia
River.
Nil,
Si
Glacier.
2.
Nil.
Gladstone.
NR.
5.
.
.
Glasair.
GO,
Nil.
Golconda,
8G,
88V4.
Grandview,
5S'x,
584.
Independence,
10,
11.
Indian,
5V.
Nil.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke,
SG,
.
Kootenay
Florence,
17Vfe
18.
Kootenay
King,
38,
30.
L,
&
L..
7,
7
Vs.
Ikeview,
2,
2
j.
Leadsmith,
IV.
Nil.
Lucky
Jim,
25,
2G.
Marmot
Metals,
7V,
8.
Marmot
Gold,
0,
!).
Mohawk,
5,
G.
Morten
Woolsey,
GVfc,
National
Silver,
1SV4.
14.
Noble
Five.
40,
40.
Fend
Oreille,
11.60,
11.76.
Porter
Idaho,
GO,
GS.
Pioneer,
1.93.
1M.
Planet.
Nil,
W.
Premier,
2.25,
2.26.
Rufus-Argenta,
29,
22.
Ruth
Hope,
GO,
Gl.
Silver
Crest,
IV,
8.
SilversmiUi.
Nil,
11.
Slocan
King,
6,
Nil.
Slocan
Rambkr,
Nil,
lk
.
Snowflake,
51,
5
1
V.
Sunlock,
2.29.
2.60
Terminus.
10,
11.
Topley
Richfield,
48,
Nil.
Toric,
2.00,
3.00
Whitewater.
1.45,
1.48.
.Woodbine,
11.
12.
Noranda,
53.80,
Nil.
Sherritt-Gorden,
G.95,
NIL
Dalhousie.
1.50,
Nil..
Fabyon.
17,
17.
Home.
2.25,
2M.
the
speech
of
Premier
King,
who
welcomed
the
guests
on
behalf
of
The
following
quotations
were
j
the
government.
"Were
I
to
express
in
words
words
my
feelings
as
to
the
signlf
!
icance
of
the
appointment
to
Can-!ada
of
a
High
commissioner
for
I
Great
Britain
I
would
say
I
believ
ed
it
by
far
the
most
important
step
yet
taken
to
further
the
ef-
Utetive
---I
Mwirwrx.
betwean
the
government
of
'Hte
Mafcwr
WMGanada
and
the
government
of
His
Majesty
in
Great
Britain
with
militant
bene
fits
to
both.
And
what
is
even
more
important
to
the
unity
of
the
Empire
as
a
whole
it
is
the
most
effective
means
thus
far
de
vised
of
securing
the
crown
against
involvement
in
any
possi-
E-.
,
Imcoissraonilwoyr
ble
controversy
which
may
ever
arise
between
different
governments
of
which
His
Majesty
is
head.
If
closer
relations
of
governments
of
the
Empire
and
the
maintenance
of
its
unity
through
the
security
of
the
crown
are
what
we
all
desire
may
we
not
truly
say
that
they
find
their
surest
as
well
as
their
latest
developments,"
said
the
Premier.
Creation
of
the
post
would
serve
to
knit
firmer
and
stronger
bond
4
with
the
British
Empire
was
the
opinion
of
Conservative
Leader
Bennett,
who
joined
in
words
of
welcome.
"If
one
required
a
new
motto
far
the
Empire
it
Would
be.
"Ub-
rty,
Equality
and
Co-operation,"
said
Sir
William
in
the
course
of
his
speech
in
which
he
thanked
the
Government
and
people
of
Canada
for
their
welcome.
NOTICE
To
whom
it
may
concern;
Take
notice
that,
I,
Owen
White,
of
Prince
Rupert,
will
not
be
responsible
for
any
debts
contracted
by
anyone
other
than
myself,
personally.
(Signed)
OWBK
WHITE.
ill
as
i
i.
H
i
1
"
;
WIFE
"George,
I
believe
you
did
this
on
purpose
to
make
me
Lji'iw
Cui-rie.
the
other
way!"
1
.Hi.