TIE
CUTTING
IN
INTERIOR
f'-mludion
This
Winter
v
-urrd
With
Cutters
Active
is
ii
the
central
interior
K
industry
ia
rapidly
shortage
of
help
was!
""
"c,c
"
i.
)ut
thia
hM
been
rapine.
Contracts
are
well
.
i
ason
ason
un
und
settler-con
An
interesting
wedding
took
place
Saturday
evening
at
7
o'clock
in
First
Presbyterian
Church,
when
Mias
Sophia
Ing-doni
Aspren,
recently
arrived
from
Norway,
became
the
bride
i
of
Richard
GiaWe,
well
known
owner
and
skipper
of
the
local
hal-
ii..
.
.
i
ran
fliMitwr
Th
e'er-
i'T
and
a
big
,
.
way
vro-'"UK
.
j
wI1.
was
a
oulet
one
ana
wit-winter
i.
ieaaserea.
.-..
p,
For
emony
'
.
n
SlB1(.
avia.
The
couple,
who
have
the
con-tions
and
Itest
wishes
of
aeu.eMon-
are
tak,
up
re.
"
forward
to
an
A
mm
with
iroou
proiu."
ntractors
throughout
'
Valley
were
called
1
1
orders
not
made
good
r
throughout
the
mid-uui
it
ia
lielleved
that
nditions.wlll
exist
again
"Ut.K
HARDING
HIES
V
A
1
v'..
Ill
VISCOUNTESS
GREY
DIED
LAST
NIGHT
LONDON.
Nov.
19.
Viscountess
Grey,
who
married
Viscount
The
Pnssllig
'"w
Violent
New
York
Criticism
of
Captain
and
Crew
of
Vestris
is
Described
as
Malicious
i
W
YORK,
Nov.
17.-
-The
volume
of
matter
carried
M
A
THDITV
1
0
r
1
.
11
i
1
f
111
LI
II
III
I
I
I
1
'
v
lorn
papers
cruizing
me
captain
anu
crew
oi
iiiiu
viii
i
l
iti
iris
Jias
been
very
heavy
ana
Lamport
&
noli,
i
the
line,
intimated
that
they
may
nave
a
state-t
i
fi.ly
to
the
criticism
later.
'
di-niT.
.diuloii
IN
AUSTRALIA
.
is
News
Agency
cabled
the
following
in
part
to
'
"Even
in
spectacular
history
in
New
York
so-;iQM!'PV!tNE'
V?!,1;
Nov-Yellow
Journalism"
no
story
ever
evoked
such
ZXZTJX
Z
adlines,
UnjUSt
Condemnation
or
riUlCUIOUS
sur-
Government
has
emergeJ
with
4
.
.
ragie
loss
oi
tne
es
9
iii
referring
to
some
n'
continue:
"In
no
i
in
the
world
etcept
i
states,
where
news-!
are
practically
non-
iild
such
an
absurd.
in
licious,
statement
bej
and
read
without
com-i
:
sumably
with
a
con-1
l.vree
of
belief.
r.rk
rorroipondenf
off
mi
to
London
on
Satur-j
auh
which
aald:
"Ves-bfiauae
Bruce,
a
negro
:used
to
keep
up
steam,
i
.
.
Carey
did
not
send
an
)
iiec.iuae
'there
was
no
FIRE
SWEPT
LADY
DAWLEYi
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
19.
Swept
by
flame
which
broke
out
aiJh&
wan
entering
Der
hcrled
Hay,
Jervis
Inlet,
the
GO-foot
coasting
vessel
Lady
Daw
ley
was
destroyed
Saturday
evening.
WELL
KNOWN
LOCAL
aafe
majority
of
thirteen,
the
coalition
parties
electing
44
members
against
31
in
the
combined
opposition,
chiefly
labor.
I
MISS
ROSANG
WEDS
LOCOMOTIVE
FOREMAN
Well
Known
Local
People
Prin-
cipaU
in.
MarriaKeSatur
dnv
lphi
Miss
Annie
Walker,
assistant
lender
'of
the
senior
gjrls,
,
had
charge
of
the
program.
Those
taking
part
were
Miss
Adelia
Thurber,
recitation
;
Miss
Muriel
Vance,
piano
solo;
and
MIbb
Lilian
Cvoxford,
recitation.
In
a
piny
entitled
"The
Fatal
Quest,"
Miss
Helen
Walker,
Mist
Jean
Ritchie
and
Misses
Phebe
and
EUle
Mckinley
took
part
HUGE
PLANES
FOR
ALASKA
Service
From,
ben
I
tic
Is;'
An
nounced
For
Nest
Spring
by
Union
Co.
SEATTLE,
Nov.
i
1!).
In-iui'urnth:n
in
April
by
a
subsidiary
In
the
Union
Air
Line-
of
a
mrvlrc
between
Seattle,
Victoria
and
Vancouver
U
nn-nrun.rcd
Two
Sikorsky
two-nvdorcd
ampbib&n
plenes
are
to
be
u-cd
by
the
company
In
tlKit
tervicc
and
three
arc
to
fly
between
here'
and
Alaska.
The
plane
t
hvc
a
capacity
of
16
assenfseri,
Ku(
normally
will
iterate
with
eiijrit
pas
sengers
and
n
pilot,
a
me-
cbanic
and
a
Ilcciued
nav
igator.
CONSERVATIVE
SECRETARY
AT
VANCOUVER
5
RESIGNS
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
17.-
Hayview,
4,
4.
II.
C.
Silver,
15,
M.
Dig
Missouri,
G2VS,
0$.
Beaver
Silver,
12-4,
18tt.
Cork
Province,
26,
2G.
Cotton
Helt,
50,
55.
Duthie,
86,
90.
George
Copjier,
4.80.
.41)0.
Georgia
River,
28,
30.
Golconda,
TO.
80.
Grandvlew,
69,
CO.
Independence),
8"i,
9.,'.
Indian,
3',
6.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke,
SO,
18.
Kootenay
Florence,
SO.
Kootenay
King.
82,
S3.
.
L.
&.
L..
G,
Nil.
Lakeview,
1
'a,
2.
Lucky
Jim.
2fi,
2fi.
Marmot
MeUls,
T-Yt,
8,
Marmot
Riv.
Gold.
SW.
9.
Mohawk,
6V4,
5'
a.
Morten
Woolscy,
6
'4,
7.
National
Silver.
13.
11.
Noble
Five.
40.
41.
Pend
Oreille,
10.00,
10.10.
Pioneer,
1.9S,
2.00.
Porter
Idaho,
68,
B5.
Premier,
2.22,
2.26.
Rufus
ArgenU,
19.
20.
Ruth
Hope,
59,
GO.
Silver
Crest,
G'a,
7.
Silverado,
G5.
80.
,
Snowflakc,
40
'.-a,
41.
Sunlock,
2.00,
2.50.
Terminus,
10
Vs.
M.
Topley
Richfield,
15,
46,
Toric,
Nil.
2.50.
Wellington,
14Vi.
Nil.,
Whitewater,
1.28,
150.
Woodbine,
8Vi.
9.
Eastern
Slink
n
.
-
Noranda,
53.00,
Nil.
Oils
Fabyon,
18V4.
Nil.
OTTAWA
MAN
DIES
OTTAWA.
Nov
17.
E.
M
AHs
Irene
Mitchell.
nsslsant
wern.
Dominion
Executive
A
(Vancouver
Conservative
Assocfa-
"
.
.
j
j
i
.
.
i
:
.
.
I
The
wedding
took
pltefc
a
9,
the
new
executive
last
evening.
o'clock
Saturday
night
of
Miae
Iwa
accepted
with
regret
and
j
I'pi,
Aleern
Rosang,-daughter
of
a
.nlUlution
expressing
apprerl.i-'
Mr.
and
Mm.
E.
Rosang
of
this
Unn
for
hi
services
was
adopted,
city,
and
William
Stewart
Phil-;
liDa,
locomotive
foreman
for
the
rianLRMftn
FKHFRMAN
MARRIFD
makiulu
Canadian
National
Railways
Rev.
n
FtM
of
Flrat
Pre(,byterlan
Miw4
Sophia
Aspren
Became
Hride
of
Captain
CUkc
Saturday
Evening
Church
officiating.
The
couple
were
attended
by
C.
Graff
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Thompson,
sister
of
the
bride.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Phillips
are
taking
up
residence
in
Westview.
PRESENTATION
MRS.
FRIZELL
linnquet
at
First
Presbyterian
Church
Hall
to
Hoy
Scouts
by
C.
(J.
I.
T.
Grey
of
Falloden
in
1922.
died
last
M-
MurW
un
night.
57
years
of
age.
iscountess
hH,f
()f
the
C.0.I.T..
presei
Grey
was
tfie
second
wife
or
vis-
Mrg
Fl.lwll
who
,g
mviuy.
"
iling.
father
of
the
count
Grey
ami
nunc
Hl-nt
Harding,
dld
to-
writer.
She
was
the
widow
or
i
5
years
of
age.
Lord
Glenconner.
i1
-
-"V.;ii
K
"How
was
it
that
you
were
travelling
at
eighty
miles
nn
'
11
stopped?"'
!
N'DANT
"I
munt
have
slowed
down
to
turn
Ou
Saturday
evening
the
Canadian'
Girls
in
Training
gave
a
banquet
in
First
Presbyterian
Hall,
guests
lieing
the
Hoy
Scouts.
About
fifty
young
people
were
present
,
gueaU
of
honor;
being
Rev.
and
Mrs.
J.
R.
Frisl,
Tyn-dall
Pritell,
J.
E.
Davey
anl
Scoutmasters
Hen
Ferguson
and
Dyer.
Following
the
dinner,
the
presi-
be-
nted
the
city
shortly,
with
a
Iteautiful
French
hand-jalntei
acarf
as
a
token
of
the
interest
she
has
shown
In
the
girls
and
their
work.
Mrs.
Fritell
resHinded
it
feeling
terms,
thanking
the
girls
for
their
ki
mines
and
wishing
them
success
in
their
work
throughout
the
coming
winter.
The
remainder
of
the
evening
was
spent
in
playing
games,
con
tests
and
an
interesting
program
of
songs,
recitations
and
a
sketch.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Oourter
of
8:
D.
ohiuon
Co..
Ltd.t
The
following
quotations
were
bid
and
asked.
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
wmm
f
,;ry
ae
rdi
the
Ctf'-.-'.f.led
Ada.
LAROE
CADARET
Special
Dinner
Thuradara
MM
u
r
j
find,
locate
w
V.
Dancing
every
Saturdays
Saturday
ni(bt
i
-ever
ynu
nrer
.
v,.
-w.iw
from
9
to
12.
Da
ace
Hall
lor
Hire
PRINCE
RUPERT
Aooccnmodfttlon
for
Pri-at
f!nT
THE
CLASSIFY.
"&r
Partlea
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
rbone
497
No.
271
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
MON
DAY,
NOVEMBER
19.
1928
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
LIVES
VIRULENT
CRITICISM
OF
CAPTAIN
AN
ceived
the
highest
prices
of
the
lay
at
the
Fish
Exchange,
bids
running
from
14.1c
and
7c
down
to
12.9c
and
Gc.
Boats
will
ran
tinue
to
land
catches
here,
fol
lowing
the
commencement
of
-the
close
season
last
Thursday
until
well
on
in
ute
wcex,
it
is
Today's
sales
were
at
follewt:
American
North,
32,000
iuad,
Patiffe
Fisheries.
12.9c
and
Gc.
Kanaga,
63,000
pounds,
AUIn
FUheriea,
14c
and
7c.
Columbia,
37,000
pounds,
Caua
(Han
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
ISc
and
Gc.
Lindy,
87,000
pounds,
anadlan
Fish
Si
Cold
Storage
Co.,
13.1c
and
Ge,
Venture,
23.000
pounds,
Royal
Fish
Co.,
13.1c
and
Gc.
Atlantic,
19.000
iund,
Boot
Fleheriea,
12.9c
and
Ge.
Spray,
8,000
pound,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage.
Co.,14e
and
7e.
Venue,
4,000
pounds,
Rootle
Flsherlea.
13.5c
antf
7c.
Explorer,
11,000
pounds,
Boolh
Fisheries,
13.1c
and
6c
.
Canadian
Ternen.
G.000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
M.Ic
and,
7c.
:'
Rlngo,
600
pounds,
AtMn
Pltli-cries,
13c
and
Tii
'
White
Lily.
2,200
pounds,
AUIn
Fisheries,
14c
and
7c.
EARL
OF
CLONMELL
DIED
LAST
NIGHT
WILLITON,
Somerset,
Nov.
10.
Earl
of
Clonmell
died
last
nigh.
leader
of
'the
junior
group,
and
chairman
of
the
Iletnil
Trade
51
years
of
age.
II
i
uncle,
Hon.
Miss
Margaret
Williscroft
had
Bureau
of
Canada,
died
Friday.
Dudley
Si-ott.
75
years
of
age,
is
charge
of
the
refreshments.
njred
72.
his
heir.
V
CREW
OF
r
Li
STRIS
.j
i
('AVADIAN
AND
CRITLSH
CELEBRITIES
RETURN
TO
CANAr
A
Above
is
a
gnup
of
mt-tble
Rriirh-r?
and
Canadians
leaving
the
Old
Country
for
Canada.
They
are,
left
to
right.
Mr
..I
'-irge
P
Wrn,
sir
..!rgo
McLaren
Brown,
Lord
Radstock,
Admiral
E.
F.
llreun
and
H.
B.
Barter.
The
last
two
mentioned
are
representatives
of
the
British
Missions
to
Si.
i
lor
s,
and
are
visiting
the
Dominion
to
iqajswt
the
conditions
of
llritish
sailors
in
Canadian
jorts.
FISH
LANDINGS
HEAVIER
TODAY
Twelve
Boats
Sell
Season's
Final
Halibut
Catches,
Totalling
225,000
Pounds
Twelve
haifbut
vessel
nine
American
with
217,000
pounds
and
three
Canadian
with
.8,800
pounds
landed
their
final
hali
but
catches
of
the
season
here
this
morning.
Canadian
boats
re
Forty-one
Were
Killed
in
Storm
Which
Swept
Over
England
and
Caused,
Damage
at
the
Wetk-end
LONDON,
Nov.
19.
With
41
people
killed
in
the
storm
.which
swept
England,
there
was
no
sign
of
a
recurrence
of
the
gale.
The
damage
done
by
the
storm
"is
being
repaired.
The
restoration
of
communication
added
five
to
the
death
toll,
when
it
was
learned
that
many
members
of
the
crew
of
tTie
small
Liverpool
schoQntf
Mary
Ann
were
drowned
when
the
vessel
was
driven
by
the
storm
or.
to
Dula
Rock.
Nineteen
were
killed
by
falling
chimneys
and
trees
or
fit
traffic
accidents
and
17
drowned
when
the
Rye
lifeboat
overturned.
SWANSEA,
Nov.
19.
rear
that
the
gale
which
swept
the
British
Isles
had
added
11
more
ietimt
to
the
toll
was
held
befc
when
it
was
learned
that
the
steamer
Kltham
was
wrepkwl.
The
Tsel
was
washed
ashoie
ad
broke
in
two
off
Cbaple
Point
yestery.
Part
of
one
of
the
Eltham's
lifeboats
wu
found
on
shore
at
Parinji
Point.
The
vessel
left
Swansea
for
Itouen,
Franco,
Thursday;
with
a
a
cargo
of
col.
t
STOCKHOLM,
Nov.
IkMany
iM"',.,
lered
off
the
Swedish
coast
in
a
violent
torn
daring
the
No
loss
of
Rfc
is
AMSTERDAM,
Nov.
19.
Three
of
the
crew
of
14
on
Uw
Swedish
vessel
Malmoe
were
drowned
when
the
ship
went
Sgrouud
near
Am
eland
Island.
FLOODING
OF
PASTOR
COMING
THE
MISSOURI'
LOCAL
CHURCH
KANSAS
CITY,
Nov.
19.
Weekend
floods
of
the
Missouri
River
at
Kansas,
Oklahoma,
have
claimed
at
least
nine
lives
and
done
diunage
that
will
run
into
$1,000,-000.
Torrential
rainfall
in
the
southwest
rendered
the
plights
of
the
hundreds
of
refugee
and
rf-Hef
workers
pitiable.
,:
'ft
.
f
.
..v
'
RECORD
OF
GRAIN
HANDLING
IN
CITY
MONTREAL
THIS
YEAR
MONTREAL.
Nov.
19.
Montreal
harbor
topped
its
own
world's
record
for
handling
grain,
beating
390,000.000
bushel
record
of
last
war
t
li.i.000.000
bushels
so
far.
Rev.
John
Sutherland
of
Nova
Scotia
to
Supply
for
Pres
hyterians
in
December
School
Inspector
H.
C.
Eraser
receivetl
a
telegram
this
morning
from
Rev.
Dr.
R.
G.
McBeth,
interim
mmleator.
stating
that
Rev.
John
Sutherland
of
Nw
Glascow,
NujNi
Scotia,
a
graduate
of
Edinburgh
tfirlvwtlty.
would
supply
lbe
First
iPresbyteriati
Kiurch
in
Prince
Rupert
during
the
month
of
December.
Rev.
J.
R.
Fritell,
who
has
been
here
for
the
past
tw6
yita,
will
preach
his
farewell
sermon
on
Sunday
next
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
.
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
19.
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
exchange
today
at
Sl.L'O'