iities.
.
It
is
thought
w
'r
that
a
II
M
I
t-HH
Kl
11
III
I
I
iiH,.
LEADS
ALASKA
u'
lo
Congress
'
''we
Run
With
Democratic
Nominee
'
vr,
Nov.
8.
With
nil
of
fl
division
unreported,
first.
9
in
the
third,
9
in
11
fi
division
reported
com-!'
i
Sutherland,
Republican
1
'
umbent
was
lending
Grigs-'mot
rat,
by
110
votes
In
an
:"
rat:e
for
the
delegate
to
1
John
Rustgard,
Repub
as
assured
of
re-election
omry
General
I-1,
Ui
H
l'.lt.
over
.'..:
SNOWFLAKE
DIRECTORS
WERE
ALL
RE-ELECTED
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
8.
Shareholders
of
Snnwflake
group
of
L.i
cont
itiencc
m
mi-
Having
manaelmr
the
men
wno
oue
-
t
aimii
iiriint'i
li
THREE
CANDIDATES
MAYORALTY
VICTORIA,
Nov.
8.-
Three
can
didates
are
in
the
new
-
the
mayoralty
campaign.
James
are
Percy
R.
Drown.
""
and
Herbert
An
They
Dean
LAUi.t
mono
PLANT
:Vh
a
gun
fight
with
the
I
ordered
released
today
in
an
or
t
t
tin.
vi'oent
move
of
British
ider
from
Washington
WASHINGTON
STATE
ENGLAND
DEFEATED
Doubt
as
GOES
REPUBLICAN
SEATTXE,
Nov.
8
ans
swejil.tlje.
state
of
Wnalilngton
Tuesday.
Governor
Roland
II.
Hartley
was
swept
into
office
ov
er
Scott
Hull
lit,
Democrat.
Only
two
Democrats,
Senator
Dill
and
representative
Sam
Hill,
were
elected.
The
state
ticket
was
re-
clopment
oi
JMnniit
fn-
irfffn.
vhil
lh
.i
v
.T,.,.t
i
in
nine
liiv
i
board
of
directors
at
the
annual
meeting
here
Inst
night.
legls-
laturfi'
will
have
the
usual
Republican
majority.
SCOTLAND
AT
SOCCER
11IRM1NGHAM.
Nov.
8.
In
the
interleague
soccer
game
yesterday,
England
defeated
Scotland
t-
In
en"
.
!N
MARATIMKS
i
I
The
Hydro-Electric
Development
at
Grand
Falls
on
the
Saint
John
Owners
is
to
manufacture
Iliver,
Nejv
Hrunnwick,
which
is
the
largest
development
in
the
rnko
-111(1
other
Maritime
rrovwees,
was
set
in
motion.
Unattended
uy
ceremony
.
Vl
f
f
v
tlm
rnko
'n
nc
Presence
of
a
group
of
prominent
engineers
the
first
of
,
...
,
mui
uiiimi
"I
.u,uwv
nui
h:
iuitci
uvKnii
nit:
uufcui
ui
rnciyjr
alter
developed,
(ptlte
possibly
111
connection
wun
u-
war
m
fjrst
been
let
into
the
tunnel,
the
largest
water
pressure
mi-nt
of
the
Copper
River
iron
ore
deposits,
which
,
tunnel
in
Canada.
very
far
from
the
coal
in
the
Copper
River
i
,r,,
v-,
.
...u.,.
,
..
:
n,
.nb.
ti-milil
ln
used
himelv
for
house-
i
.
RUM
VESSEL
v
UUH1
TLJlJLL
Eiidishmon
in
,t
..
iTinntYi
.urn
two
were
il'ipert
following
an
examination
of
the
coal
prop-.
tnd
since
that
negotiations
nave
ueuu
..vu
w..
t.ria.
On
Sunday
Jack
McNeill
went
south
to
sign
document
for
the
sale
of
his
property
and
it
is
uod
the
deal
for
both
properties
has
been
closed.
,
ni-iiimr
in
n
nvvs
K'tnrv
in
the
Province
yesterday,
of
$75,000
has
been
paid
for
McNeill's
intcreste,
the
l.urchase
of
the
larger
property
involves
a
much
(
ioMtruj(
oast
guard
IS
RELEASED
NOT
SAY
MUCH
Annonnrenirnl
as
lo
IWrihlc
SAN
cam
FRANt
etuwi'iu
IbCO,
ii
v...
Nov.
8.
...
,.
,,,,.,
Election
Dale
i
Not
Very
The
rum
ship
Laquilla,
formerly;
Enlightening
Federal
ship,
wlyi-h
was
sen-,
rs
to
interest
themselves
in
the
development
of
I
to
the
quMtioi.
of
registry
was
th.
...
4
:
fVi.r
tn
the
American
m-
-f
capital
which
threatened
the
industrial
the
country.
.
BALDWIN
DOES
LONDON.
Nov.
K
"The
glne-
cutter
Tamaroa,
was
rat
election
may
take
place
rath
er
earlier
than
Inter.
va
Prem-
ier
Ualdwin'a
rather
Cryptic
announcement
in
the
House
of
Commons
last
night
when
he
submit-
CLASSIFIED
'ABIT
Boston
Grill
B.,.rroae
red
lb
V'-''-'0
LARGE
CABARET
Spcslal
Dlnneri
Thursday
and
lose,
"
T3u
".jC.
Saturdays
u
find,
locate
Dancing
every
Saturday
nljht
need,
...
am'.
a.
V
.
from
S
to
12.
W
;:iicr
you
Dance
Hall
lor
Hire
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommodations
for
Private
IU'
Parties
liKT
THE
CL.HiriM
j
Phone
4S7
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
.
viil
No.
2G3.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER
8,
1928.
PRICE
FTV
PRNCE
r"
AL
FIELDS
TORONTO,
Nov.
8.
The
Uni-
jversity
of
Toronto
conferred
the
honorary
degree
of
Doctor
f
Laws
on
Sir
Austen
Chamberlain
and
,
the
degree
of
Doctor
of
Letters
on
Paul
Claudet
the
French
Ambaaaa-'
dor
to
U.S.
j
Introduced
as
the
"reconciler
of
Europe,"
Sir
Austen
said
he
believed
that
peace
in
Europe
was
,
no
le.is
than
the
welfare
of
Canada
rested
on
the
close
friendship
and
understanding
between
the
English
and
French
races.
,
League
of
Nations,
no
Laearno
'agreement,
no
pact
of
peace
can
i
make
war
impossible,
but
each
one
makes
war
more
perilous
for
the
agreasor.
No
nation
can
afford
to
affront
the
moral
judg
ment
of
the
world.
Sftffltthing
had
been
done,
he
thought,
dur
I
ing
the
four
years
in
which
he
had
been
connected
with
foreign
af
f
fairs
to
ensure
lasting
peace.
LABOR
PEER
'
RESOLUTION
Moves
That
Anglo-French
Pro
posits
(irave
Setback
to
Disarmament
(wl
n
motion
appropriating
all
of
nrrtTTHI
in
IT
the
time
of
the
House
until
Eus-!
KiPl
Kl
U
AN
ter
on
account
f
the
weight
of
L
J
ULI
UULliilll
government
business.
The
motion
was,
resented
by
private
members
rrAtlarullv
lulf
watt
IiiiiuumI
17.1
tn
Republic-;
136.
FACE
CHARGE
OF
MURDER
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
8.
Gordon
Stewart
Northoott,
charged
with
the
murder
of
four
boys
near
Riverside
California,
is
to
be
returned
tn
that
state
for
trial.
An
extradition
order
was
granted
by
Judge
Cayloy
yesterday.
OTTAWA,
Nov.
8.
Premier
King
nnnounced
the
conclusion
of
the
sitting
of
the
Cabinet
Council
last
night,
no
appointments
have
been
made
to
nny
exiting
vnc
GOVERNORS
ARE
ited
the
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
over
(Continued
on
Page
Six)
PROMPTLY
REARRESTED
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
8.
After
ilnir
rolpARed
from
Okalta
jail
after
a
comprehensive
outline
had
uurguant
to
an
order
of
Justice
.
.
.
(
1
r
I
I
r
been
maile
uy
iru
wincmin
i
w
A
Mncdonald,
William
Tar-the
government's
iwllcy.
chuk
was
promptly
rearrested
and
endon
emphasiseil
that
Great
Ilri-
Jg
noW
en
route
to
fe0n
where
tain
had
made
no
commiimenvs
,
will
eomIlete
21
months
nhd
did
not
despair
of
some
general
agreement
further
limitation
of
ampnts.
reaching
.
on
the
naval
arm'
sentence
for
robbery.
OTTAWA,
Nov.
8.
Major
Gen
eral
H.
C.
Thacker,
Chief
of
the
'General
Staff
Department
of
the
!
National
Defenlei
"rellrftd
ott.
pert-
I
as
Chief
of
Staff
by
Rrigadier
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
8.
Rhode
General
A.
G.
L.
McTTaughton
ills-
Island
and
Massachussets
went
trict
officer
commaniling
No.
li,
definitely
to
Smith
along
with
at
Victoria,
Mabama,
Arkansas,
Louisiana,
!
i
.
Georiria.
Jlississippi,
South
Oaro-i
f,
f
T
lina
of
states
in
the
Hoover
col
1
V
.
il
n..HAHnn
i
umn.
lexns
ami
orui
munnai
were
running
close.
,
Tl.
rinnnlillriini
i'lertfd
23
1
i
IIC
liciuuni.....
state
governors
Tuesday
and
the'
.a
1.1!
.
Om,
ntlln
Democrats
iu
inciuuniK
'
i
Roosevelt
In
New
York.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
8.
Wheat
is
quoted
on
the
local
Exchange
tda
.it
ll'i-
1
t
GOVERNOR
SMITH
SAYS
WILL
ItETIRE
FROM
PUHL1C
LIFE
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
8.
Governor
Smith
announced
today
that
he
never
again
expected
to
run
for
public
office
as
he
has
had
more
than
a
quarter
of
a
century
in
public
life
and
that
was
enough.
4
OVLD
CONNECT
WHOLE
COUNTRY
BY
RADIO
TELEPHONE
Prince
Rumrt
Coalfields
Co,
m
Property
has
by
Lord
gc
Industrial
Development
at
or
Near
Tclkwa
May
Kesult
From
Sale
of
Two
Interior
Properties
to
English
Capitalists
vv
ird
has
been
received
here
that
the
huge
coal
prop-.
tue
Prince
.Rupert
Coalfields
Company
near
a.
owned
in
New
York,
and
the
Tclkwa
Collieries,
;
tv,
Jack
McNeill
of
Telkwa
have
been
purchased
t;
i
interests
headed
by
Lord
Melchett,
formerly
'v
i
red
Mond.
It
is
also
said
that
they
arc
to
be
de-i
immediately
and
that
Prince
Rupert
is
likely
to
ury
materially
from
the
industry.
i
Prince
Rupert
Coalfields
Co.
is
a
proved
coal
'.i.o
Copper
River
region
36
miles
from
Telkwa.
.;
of
it
has
been
diamond
drilled
and
the
extent!
well
known,
The
only
obstacle
in
the
way
of
I
,(
nt
has
been
the
lack
of
a
market
and
the
large
.
opening
it
up.
For
a
number
of
years
the
com-r
Teste
were
looked
after
by
Thomas
Jefferson
of
1
understood
that
the
plans
of
the
new
owners
isc
building
of
3G
miles
of
railway
to
connect
the
i
with
the
C.N.R.
at
or
near
Telkwa.
This
point
250
miles
from
Prince
Rupert,
which
would
be
the
port
for
the
product.
Telkwa
Colleries
is
about
seven
miles
from
and
has
been
operated
in
a
small
way
by
Jack
t
Ik-
coal
being
marketed
along
the
line
of
railway
i'"
rs
anu
i
nnce
uupun
unu
uniui
iiumw
i
ronosal
of
the
new
,
ammonia,
elvcerine,
coal
tar,
1
n
oeen
r
urcnase
Melchett
Interests
SIR
AUSTEN
CHAMBERLAIN
IS
HONORED
Speaks
of
react
in-Accepting
hon
orary
Degree
from
Toronto
Univerhity
B.C.
Telephone
Plans
Connect
Northern
B.
C.
by
Radio
Telephones
Company
Asking
for
a
Charter
to
Connect
Whole
of
British
Columbia
by
Wireless
System
with
Centres
to
South
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
8.
Believing,
that
the
only
feasible
way
to
give
long
tlis
lephone
service
to
many
of
the
outlying
parts
o.
oii
-n
Columbia
is
by
means
of
radio
telephone,
George
H.
Halse,
chairman
of
the
board
of
th.e
British
Columbia
Telephone
Company,
announces
that
plans
are
under
way
for
the
formation
of
a
separate
company
to
enter
the
radio
telephone
field.
"Under
its
charter
the
B.
C.
Telephone
Comnanv
has
no
Not
power
to
go
into
the
radio
telephone
business,"
explained
Mr.
Halse
in
a
Statement,
"it
has
become
obvious
to
the
execu
tives
of
the
company,
however,
that
the
radio
telephone
offers
the
ft
n
I
v
nrartirfll
mnthmi
nf
Hvinir
servfce
to
the
many
wms
FMP1RF
f
f
NTRF
point,
and
conseiuntty
we,
pro-1
Lilill
llvLi
VjAjLI
i
ILi
"tfose
to
f6rm
a
separate
company
:
to
carry
out
this
work.
"The
name
of
the
new
company
will
be
the
Provincial
Telephone;
Company
and
a
charter
will
be
Nov.'
j
TORONTO,
8.-Sir
Aus-sought
at
he
next
session
of
the!
ChamberJain
8eg
noth,
i.4-vm
n
in
I
I
itma
I
o
t
ii
ri
I
ha
nocol.
i
,..........
B
..-.v.
fanUstic
in
the
suirgestlon
that
nary
advertising
iu
cohimj
whii-
the
legal
requirements
are
now
i
s'CANADAMAYBE
"DS
.umM,
I
v..-"?'
of
J"
!"'-
Sir
Auslen
Chamberlain
Sees
Nothing
Fantastic
in
Proposal
the
Capftal
of
the
British
Empire
might
some
day
be
at
Ottawa.
He
the
Empire
structure
was
suf-
kland
for
the
purpose
of
study-
"dnt
?
0
:
I...
r
itn
4,o!da
ot
the
future
contilrdng
a
,B
"
hundred
million
inhAbiU&ts
and
te
ephone
to
the
many
industries;..
,
...
.
,
scattered
along
that
rugged
shore.
!
lhe
f
fotral
rn-Through
an
arrangement
with
the
1?
LONDON.
Nov.
8.-Lord
Thorn-
Dominion
Government
it
has
taen-
"
'
-
"
VrcA"'?"k
paon.
a
Ubor
ier.
in
the
House
;
possible
to
give
telephone
"rvicel
""""
7
,
i.
...iu.,
!,ririi,M.ii
r
.nrt
n
nmo
nf
thM
ara
Pmi
parliament
g
migm
wt
at
.
-
-7-:
:7-'r
"
7;
the
,-
Government
-:;::"
;;;;,
telegraph
Ottawa.
It
would
require
"a
bit
negotiations
disclosed
in
a
white
paper
on
the
Anglo-French
nnval
j
proposals
"constitute
a
grave
set-!
S
itatihi'lSiTt
'
RELEASED
FROM
OKALLA
of
eace
existing
was
not
the
result
of
statwrnanship
but
of
exhaustion.
1
i
:
'
'
The
IjilKtf
resolution
In
'
the
House
of
Lords
was
withdrawn
of
legislation,"
but
that
was
all.
AIR
SERVICE
IN
THE
SOUTH
Planes
to
Carry
Mail
and
Express
as
Amphibians
Not
Adapted
to
Passengers
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
8.
The
B.
C.
Airways
have
decided
to
order
sixteen
passenger
tri
motored
Amphibians
ami
two
eight
lassenger
seaplanes.
The
Victoria
and
Seattle
service
will
own
TO
BE
ARMY
CHIEF;
i
i
a.
y.v
oU-
er,
nanainw
ana
Victoria
service
later.
It
is
stated
that
the
company
will
concentrate
on
ar
express
anil
.mail
servjee
as
it
is
considered
that
the
Amphibian
is
commercially
unadapted
to
carry
FIRf
4B0ARD
PRINCE
JOHN
NORTH
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
8.
A
fire
in
the
engine
room
of
the
Canadian
National
steamer
Trince
John
was
today
extinguished
after
hard
hours
of
struggle.
Smoke
belched
from
tho
decks
and
it
appeared
that
the
ship
was
doomed.
She
was
at
Durrard
dry
dock
plant
for
installation
of
new
boilers.