BRITISH
i
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Crryine
read
the
Claaairied
Ad.
I;
j
iu
lone.
advcrtlM
(or
it.
II
f
u
find,
locat
the
6wnr.
W
at'
vcr
ynu
need,
advcrtUe
lor
It
HUT
Till:
CLASSIHEII
IIAIIIT.
'
,;"
V
III.
No.
255
nortly
le
ready
for
trial
trips
and
in
the
early
will
be
ready
for
transatlantic
trips
to
Montreal.
Wilson
viewed
both
of
the
enormous
dirigibles
H
EGED
FRAUD
FIFTY
CITY
TRUST
FUND
LOTS
SOLD
mM
Man
Out
on
Rail
for
,
"UiOO
Following
Police
Court
Proceeding
.M.
Wright
Take
Number
at
Upset
Tax
Sale
Price
Tax
sale
certificateH
to
the
fol-
1
i
n.
Oct.
2.
Charged
lowing
lota
were
transferrer!
to
in.
tig
half
a
million
dol-IW.
M.
Wright
by
the
city
council
iv
the
Trust
Fund
Guar-j
last
night
on
recommendation
of
1
mpany
Ltd.
by
fraud
the
finance
committee
at
the
up-"i.
last
three
years.
W.jset
prices
in
each
ease:
aid,
formerly
manager
Section
8,
Block
IS,
Lot
1.
2.
Manufacturers'
Finance
"ii.
which
is
now
in
'
v.
was
arrested
yetr-
court
Mr.
Mac
Donald
n;.,ii(l"d
for
a
weak
and
I
at
$100,000.
iii.'K''d
charge
of
fraud
is
omieetion
with
the
finan-Hm'
Amherst
Piano
Corn-Am
he
rut,
Nova
Scotia,
iii
nidation.
It
is
claimed
mIs
of
the
firm
of
which
'M
i
secretary
that
he
ir.iiti
notes,
the
property
Manufacturers'
Finance
iinted
them
to
his
own
I
i
'i
st
and
Guarantee
Com-i
ivseitU
the
bom!
'holders
.Manufacturers'
Finance
27.
28,
flt,
82,
83,
04,
66
and
66.
Section
8,
Block
38,
Lots
80,
31.
32,
63
and
84.
Section
8,
Block
39,
Lota28,
24,
25,
26.
27.
44
and
46.
Section
8,
Block
40,
Lots
1
and
8.
Section
8,
Block
41,
Lots
6
,6,
23
and
24.
Section
8,
Block
42,
Lots
83,
24,
26.
26,
27and
22.
Section
8,
Block
60,
Lota
1,
2.
3,
4,
6,
6
7.
8,
9,
10,
14.
16.
24,
26.
26.
27
and
30.
It
was
also
decided
to
refund
to
Mr.
Wright
the
sum
or
o
on
each
of
twenty-four
lots,
this
covering
excess
registration
fees.
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
30.
The
price
of
wheat
yesterday
was
$1.21.
Off
Rir
irtny)
n
mmoQ
Austen
Chamberlain
oh
His
Present
Visit
To
Dominion
"is-
Id
STATESMAN
i
ii
r
i
i
n
l
?
vat
?
?
t
a
m
ma
ma
m
m
m
m
i
m
m
m
m
mm
b
sy
m
b
my
mz
mammmmmjmMti
km
hi
m
m
m
at
n
an
rip
s
Planned
for
Near
Future
and
Enormous
Dirigibles
Soon
Ready
to
He
Made
from
England
to
Montreal
in
Early
iit
rn
nfinrvn
Spring
by
1M00
and
IM01
Says
Canadian
jjJIJJ
J)
IYJl)ft
Aviation
controller
TAWA,
Oct.
80.
An
all
red
air
route
around
the
POWER
PLANT
-.-
seen
as
a
strong
possibility
in
the
near
future1
A.
Wilson,
controller
of
civil
aviation,
who
returned
offer
n.t
saiisfactory
but
Fur-
!
u
ncling
two
months
n
the
Biritish
Isles
and
Europe,
j
iir
hm
Mav
Ik-
Forthcoming
nious
developments
in
inter-Empire
communication!
-
,
,
xpected
'
w
thin
the
next
few
years.
While
effortaL
L
f
CJ
nW,t
,
,
.
lteorKe
e.
Clark,
v
Vancouver
bar-
4111
u
have
leen
to
some
oxtent
concentrated
on
flights
rister.
and
w.
u.
Shoard,
enfin-iia
and
Africa
the
eyes
of
British
flyers
are
turning
Im-,
representing
the
La?
Angeles
Canada"
Mr.
Wilson
said.
The
It-lOOand
R-101owr
Co..
the
head
of
which
in
W.
K
Vogelback
of
Chicago,
and
received
from
them
an
offer
for
the
city's
hydro-electric
plant
which,
while
being
a
substantial
England
and
discussed
the
contemplated
flights!
bid.
was
mt
satisfactory
to
the
ii
off
icialn
there.
leoundl.
Mr.
Shoard
and
Mr.
Clark
eaked
the
couaeil
to
aaVsjasjntiatinai
with
ataer
lie
.rents
until
November
20
in
order
that
they
might
have
the
opportunity
to
proceed
to
Los
An-gelea
and
confer
further
with
their
principals
with
a
view
to
amending
their
offer.
This
the
councl
Agreed
to
do.
The
councl
decided
to
receive
the
power
offer
in
private
aea-sion
la
view
'of
the
fact
that
a
previous
proposal
had
been
dealt
with
in
that
manner.
The
matter
was
considered
after
the
regular
business
of
the
council
had
been
disposed
of.
BORROWED
FROM
TWO
CHINESE
VANCOUVER
..Oct.
30.
Cross-examination
of
Mayor
Taylor
yesterday
during
the
perjury
trial
of
Frank
Casisa
elicted
the
statement
that
Shu
Moy
and
his
brother
had
given
Mayor
Taylor
8600
in
1918
with
which
to
start
the
Critic,
a
weak)
periodical.
Witness
added
that
he
had
repaid
the
money.
The
mayor
denied
Casias's
statements
that
the
mayor
had
been
paralyzed
drunk
in
Joe
Celona'a
house.
ELECTIONS
IN
NEWFOUNDLAND
ST.
JOHNS.
Nfld..
Oct.
30.
With
W.
J
.
Walsh,
minister
of
agriculture
and
II.
N.
Hurt,
minister
of
of
posts
defeated,
early
reports
indicated
the
defeat
of
the
(iovernmerH
of
F.
C.
Alderdice
by
the
opposition
party
led
by
Sir
"IT
AW
A,
Oct.
HO.-Canada
officially
welcomed
SirRJJJu
m
Chamberlain,
British
Foreign
Secretary,
and
lenUy.H
ires
as
a
result
of
yes-
eUc
election.
1
WELCOMED
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
1-
C,
TUESDAY,
OCTOIiER
30,
1928
ON
AR
KM
INK
NT
CillN.-w.K
NATJO
NALIS'I
S
,
PASSING
THROUGH
CANADA:
ieft
to
right:
Dr.
Chow
Kwo-hain,
Con
iu!-General
of
China
to
Canadi;
fr
Wan,
:iM".ial
envoy
from
ike
National
Government
of
Qhin.-t
to
the
United
Stat
vs.
ami
lv
C.
Marks,
photograhed
on
their
arrival
i,i
Toronto
to
att
ad
thv
annual
convention
of
the
KouminUng
in
Toronto.
This
is
Dr.
Wu's
first
visit
to
Canada.
sr
Graf
Zeppelin
Dodging
Storm
Areas
After
Driving
Before
a
1
Howling
Gale
Throughout
Night
IIKKUIN,
Oct.
.KLDimIkuik
storm
areas
but
aided
by
strong
tail
winds
the
homeward
bound
Graf
Zeppelin
was
swinging
over
the
Atlantic
along
the
north'
crn
routes
today.
It
was
estimated
she
had
covered
about
half
the
distance
from
Lakchurst,
N..
I.
Weather
reports
were
none
too
favorable.
The
Zeppelin
had
driven
most
of
the
night
with
the
gale
howling
behind
her
but
there
were
no
reports
indicating
that
storm
conditions
were
bothering
the
ship
unduly.
Charges
Are
Levied
Against
City
Engineer
by
Alderman
at
Council
Meeting
Last
Night
Scheme
to
llcorgani.e
the
Department
is
Laid
Before
Council
and
Investigation
is
Likely
to
Follow
namijorjain,
to
her
shores
yestoruay.
ii'
,
proposed
that
a
aytm-of
ct
atfe
Premier
Mackenzie
King
states:
Allow
mt
on
t
4
4jemHiWnir
be
inaugurated
in.
Me
:ait
ot
the
Government
and
citizens
ot
banana
iu
t-.v
.
.
.
..nu-
trsil
to
you
and
to
Lady
Chamberlain
a
very
wuim
'
w.
4.1.
i
l
.
l,iifl.
1
i
...
T"
.
i
,1
..iwih
tnv
Tin
i
nnin"
Charging
that
the
public
works
of
the
city
were
not
being
carried
on
economically
or
competently,
Aid.
A.
J.
Prudhomme
submitted
to
the
city
council
at
its
meeting
last
night
a
lengthy
list
of
criticisms
against
that
department
upon
which
he
based
a
proposal,
offered
as
a
resolution,
that
the
enjrineoring
department
be
re-organiaed
immediately,
that
the
city
engineer
be
ordered
to
tondor
his
resignation
to
take
effect
not
later
than
December
31,
1928,
and
that
the
city
advertise
for
an
engineer
to
take
hf
place.
Aid.
Predhomme
also
"
engineering
uepariment
which,
in
NOTICU
his
opinion
would
save
the
city
a
very
considerable
sum.
In
or-
u
our
JJOminion
ami
oyory
guuu
w
;"
--
Xl
City
Clerk's
office
will
der
that
Aid.
Prudhomme's
char-
arm
protlt
01
your
Stay
in
our
muiSl.
w'B",
be
oft
from
7:0
to
10:00
x
might
be
disrusmd.
the
resol
i
are
looking
forward
with
the
greatest
j)WMamw
on
personally
upon
your
in
Ottawa
n
Novembei
I
'HUA.
Oct.
30.
Sir
'I
I.;idv
Aus-
Diane
and
party
arrived
here
yesterday
afternoon
from
Seattle
and
are
guests
at
OoverurmMH
iiuun.
Chamberlain,
(their
"I
am
glad
to
visit
Caii
n
"K"in.
thuir
(lnught"V
;
Hi'
'Hten
mme
in
the
meantime.
It
is
pos
iblethat
a
commission
may
-be
named
to
investigate
the
charges
which
were
considered
by
the
council
to
be
of
a
serious
nature.
Submitting
much
detail
in
mm.,
aionday.
Tuesday
and
utlon
was
seconded
by
Aid.
Dibb.
the
way
of
figures.
Aid.
Prud-
V!ftedav
nlirhlM
fnr
tK
4-
The
result
whi
h
Aid.
Prud-
homme
charged,
among
other
purpose
of
receiving
regis-
homme
said
wn-
satisfactory
to
things,
that,
in
the
construction
tlitfon
for
the
municipal
vot-
him
wns
that
Hi'
report
war.
laid
of
concrete
sidewulks.
there
had
ers
list.
266.
over
for
two
weeks,
inch
of
the
not
been
economy
in
the
mixture
aldermen
and
the
city
engineer
of
cement
and
concrete.
mere
l
t,,
,
f...,!,..
I
-ith
:i
-iv
of.
rnntiii"-)
V
u'-
'-'n'lr
RIVAL
j
Boston
Vzi
Us.
LARUE
CABARET
Special
Dinner
Thursday
and
Saturday
Dancing
every
Saturday
nlgai
from
9
to
11.
Dance
Hall
(or
Hire.
Accomodation
(or
Prlvae
Tartles
Phone
457
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
VICTORIA
Olof
Hanson
Agrees
to
Let
Name
Before
Liberal
Convention
At
Least
Three
Names
Will
Be
Voted
on
at
Important
Gathering
Here
to
Choose
Standard
Bearer
for
Party
It
is
now
certain
that
the
name
of
Olof
Hanson
will
be
before
the
Liberal
Convention
which
is
to
meet
here
next
month.
Seen
this
morning
Mr.
Hanson
said
that
if
his
friends
felt
that
way
he
would
allow
his
name
to
be
presented
to
the
delegates.
Word
received
from
the
interior
is
that
Mr.
Hanson
will
be
supported
very
strongly
there
and
also
he
will
get
some
support
in
Prince
Rupert.
In
fact
it
may
be
said
he
is
one
of
the
strongest
candidates
to
be
before
the
convention.
This
now
insures
at
least
three
names
to
be
nominated.
Fred
Stork,
G.
W.
Nickerson
and
Olof
Hanson.
Possibly
there
may
be
others
but
these
have
definitely
intimated
that
they
are
ready
to
accept
nomination
if
offered
them.
i
!
COWIMFFTFF
TO
CHAIN
.MOVKJ1KNT
TO
lAJlllilill
I
Lb
I
U
7,161.
POUT
IS
UNDER
WAY
The
grain
movement
to
this
port
is
finally
getting
under
way.
Railway
offices
this
morning
reported
100
cars
on
the
division
west
of
Jasper
Park
bound
here.
Yes-
terday
only
60
cars
were
re-
ported
to
be
on
the
way.
LABOR
MAKES
GAIN
ENGLAND
Albert
Ilellamy
Elected
at
Ashton
in
Place
of
Con.crvntlvc
ASHTON.
Eng.,
Oct.
30.
Al
W.
Gilbert
Greenwood.
Liberal,
G.874.
J.P.
DOHERTY
LOSES
HIS
JOB
Is
Victim
of
-Reorganisation
of
Insurance
Department
by
R.
11
Pooley
VICTORIA,
Oct.
SO.
The
posi-
F0LL0WR0AD
Aid
Collart's
Motion
Unanimously
Passed
at
Last
Night's
Council
Meeting
Aid.
(
ollart's
resolution
that
a
road
committee
be
appointed
to
follow
up
the
agitation
for
speedy
construction
of
the
highway
between
Prince
Rupert
ami
Terrace
was
passed
at
last
night's
council
meeting.
Aid.
Tinker
seconding.
Aid.
Collart
believed
that
Prince
Rupert
should
ever
keep
its
road
requirements
to
the
fore
and
that,
in
this
connection,
the
co-operation
of
Terrace,
Smithers
and
other
interior
points
should
be
secured.
Such
a
road
he
believed
would
be
conducive
to
bert
Bellamy.
Labor,
was
elected
,
bringing
much
prosperity
.
.
.
.
.1--
'
DS..-
Prince
1..U1
TL.I
That
-
Jl
yesieraay
to
represent
we
cuu-ttituency
of
Ashton-underiLyne
in
.
he
Mouse
of
Commons.
The
re-ult
is
a
gain
for
the
Labor
party
as
Bellamy
succeeds
C.
W.
llo-.nan,
Conservative,
who
was
disqualified
for
failure
to
comply
with
the
regulations
of
the
Commons
regarding
bankruptcy.
The
vote
stood
:
Ilellamy.
9467.
Wdon
Touche,
Goswemsice,;
Nickerson
and
to
Rupert.
a
delegat
ion
should
be
sent
to
Victoria
to
interview
the
provincial
government
and
that
full
advantage
ahould
be
taken
of
any
publicity
'
facilities
which
were
offered
were
other
suggestions
made
by
Aid.
Collart.
Aid.
Collart
suggested
that
the
commit
tee
should
consist
of
J.
H.
Thompson,
George
Hill,
G.
W.
two
aldermen.
While
he
felt
that
the
appointment
of
'the
committee
should
be
left
i"
hands
of
the
mayor.
'
irdie
stated
that
he
would
be
pleased
to
give
the
suggestion
as
to
the
personnel
his
consideration.
NOTICE
Pursuant
to
the
Municipal
Elections
Act
all
persons
de-
siring
to
be
entered
on
the
Voters'
List
for
the
forth-
i,on
oi
suiMmiue.K.e.u
.
uu.-
Elections
f(
Municipal
ance
for
llritish
Columbia
has
.
a
m,,,j
nr
ir-ir.
....
.
.
?
cao
A
lvSC7vi
vavi
e
vi
m
a
w
kml
b
'
been
abolished
under
the
reorgan
isation
of
the
insurance
administration
plans
announed
yesterday
by
Hon.
R.
H.Pooley.
The
abolition
involves
the
retirement
of
J.
P.
Dougherty,
who
held
the
position.
The
work
will
be
taken
over
by
B.
G.
Garrett,
registrar
of
joint
stock
companies..
Garrett
will
be
given
an
extra
allowance
of
$1,000
yearly
The
superintendent
was
paid
$5,000
yearly
and
expense..
of
Trades
Licenses
must
reg-
ister
their
names
with
the
City
Clerk
during
the
month
of
October
on
a
statutory
form
to
be
supplied
by
the
Clerk.
Office
hours
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
and
on
Saturday
9
a.m.
to
12.80
p.m.
K.
F.
JONBS.
City
Clerk.