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VANCOUVER.
Nov.
1.
Snow-flake
on
yesterday's
stock
ex
change
was
driven
by
a
bear
attack
from
the
opening
price
of
76
to
50
but
strong
support
brought
it
bark
to
70
wit
a
not
loss
of
seven
on
trading
of
over
P6,KMI
shares.
nr
Richard
Squires
Gets
a
Gnnd
Working
Moioritv
Result
FLIGHT
i
sif
?nf
r
si.i
tiiiiiiiiniir
iiii
;
i
Four
out
Skeena
At
Convention!
"
T.
JOHN'S
Nfld.,
Nov.
1.
The
Government
of
F.
i
ll
rdicc
was
defeated
by
the
opposition
of
bir
Kicli-,.uvo
in
rim
nWtinn
wliifh
tnok
nlace
Monday
anil
ptn
i'
ss
viiu
vivvetuii
nine"
"
l
a.
ui.ns
from
which
are,
now
nearing
completion.
o
f
ti,,,
nnniuiitioir.
ten
to
1
invernment
with
sovon
seaU
yet
to
report,
liotn
'yhvv
and
Squires
wore
elected.
fin,
T.Uuirul
imrtv
and
tho
n
4
.
..
....
1
KT
rn,,n1llllW
I
midland
from
PJ19
to,
.,
,
hoH
mis
11
an
a
result
of
re
.1,1
I
I
ICS
in
K
nrt-,i
I
porauon
sw
wtre
-
uuarV.IPProprittos
but
when
broughj
GRAIN
TRAFFIC
FIRE
LOSS
LOW
IS
PICKING
UP
HERE
FOR
1928
Hundred
anil
Fifty
Carload
TctnlJ)amage
fur
Year
to
Date
is
Wheal
on
Railway
Hound
Hardly
one-ten
III
of
that
fur
Here
Today
1027-
5
Calls
Month
1
Today's
reports
show
some
160
The
city
fire
department
n
PnidltomniC
Announces
intention
of
Placing
Former
carloads
of
grain
on
the
way
from
"Ponded
to
fire
alarm
,
dm
in
th
,
'avI
Minister
before
Liberal
(iathcrim:
this
month,
the
wrairiea
to
the
Alberta
Wbe.t
mon,h
01
m.i
m
-
iy
...
Poors
Prince
Rupert
Elevator.
I
Kut
rl0
j
(ieorg.
1.
A.
J.
Prildhomme
his
intention
of
,iluwM
1
announces
There
are
approximately
IfiO
can
James
house
mi
Kirai
Avon
in
nomination
the
name
of
T.
D.
Pattullo
at
the
on
the
lint
of
the
Canadian
Na-
which
was
subjected
t
incendiar-
lining
convention
to
select
a
Liberal
candidate
for
u9m
Railways
west
of
Jasper
I'M"
iu
wk-
Cmsc,
of
the
fin
i
federal
riding.
"Air.
Pattullo
has
proven
his
Park
bound
here
with
some
300
were;
bor.fii,
one;
chimney
nil
countless
OCCXwions
and
he
has
also
shown
that
carloail.
east
W
thai
point
en
Hre.
two;
ovetWod
stove,
one,
Hi.-
confidence
of
the
people,"
states
Aid.
Prud-
7
'
'
'
rived
the
Fire
lo.s
in
rriare
for
.I
:.,
.,
during
past
twenty-four
Rupert
H..-
had
twelve
as
a
experience
pro-
avmg
years
nour8
At
lhe
prejMmt
ntm
of
ymf
to
to
.abmet
minister
makes
him
doubly
qualified
to
loading
prince
Rupert
should
hut
77:
eped
with
fl.-
lit
this
district
at
Ottawa
and
Aid.
Prudliomme
is
soon
be
ready
to
load
out
its
firal
214.08
for
the
first
ten
months
f
-
UIo
eonfident
that,
in
the
event
of
grain
ship
of
the
M-a.ton.
It67.
DISAGREE
IN
it
Will
Probably
Re
Held
1
L
ll,..,!
I,,
f
Vtu
any
reorganiaation
of
the
federal
cabinet,
Mr.
Pattullo
would
undoubtedly
be
taken
into
the
admin-1
istration.
j
"Undoubtedly,"
declares
Aid.!
U
Prudhnns,
Mr.
PUllo
U
tbej
moreover,
no
w
one
apm
wweni
i
LiberaJa
can
unite.'
From
eity
"
1
M"yW
l
.
lhe
has
proven
a
leader
wherweer
he
has
gone
and
he
will
also
be
ii
V
Kit,
Nov.
1.
After
t
outstanding
at
Ottawa.
I
have
no
.
..I
thirty-five
minutes
hesitation
in
announcing
my
Initio
assise
court
yes-
tention
of
placing
his
name
in
MMxm
reported
di-
nomination."
in
the
case
of
Frank
-
-
by
Mayor
Taylor
JJOUGHTON
RESIGNS
.
ZX:t
LONDON
AMBASSADOR
H
was
alleged
that
he
mik
to
the
residence
of
WASHINGTON,
Nov.
1.
Presi-and
there
had
seen
(-at
CooUAm
today
accepted
the
.v,.ir
in
an
intoxicated
,
wiKMtOII
Alanson
Houghton,
ambassador
to
Iondon,
now
Re-.'..in.11
was
denied
y
publican
nomirle
for
United
..iid
other
witnesses.
gutM
MMior
from
New
York.
1
.il
will
likely
take.
fSISIANT
PUidHASING
AGEN1
FOR
B.C.
QUITS
Nov.
1.
Major
A.
1
1
..i',
ussi
stsnt
Oovern-ii.isini;
agent
for
the
mm,
resigned
today.
I
PRICE
OF
SNOWFLAKE
Graf
Zeppelin
Airship
Lands
at
;
;rneancnsnaven
oreaKing
rreyiQi
Records
for
Crossing
the
Atlantic
PKIHDI.ICIISAFHN,
Nov.
1.
Completing.
the
first
round
trip
of
a
commercial
transatlantic
flight,
(he.
(iraf..
Zeppelin
landed
at
the
aerodrome
here
at
7.06
Huh
morning
with
pasuen-gemnnd
mail
from
the
United
State.
The
airship
made
the
fastest
crtMeingof
the
Atlantic
by
u
lighter
than
air
machine
revering
a
distance
of
four
thousand
miles
and
reaching
lhe
home
prt
fitt
lioura
5G
minutes
after
leaving
Ijikehurst
and
tourhed
ground
after
71
hours
20
minuter
had
elapsed.
The
Hritish
dirigible
31
which
made
the
fflet
previous
croslrjJ
in
the
air
75
neurit
in
a
flight
from
Roosevelt
I'irld.
N.Y.
to
England
in
July
l'JI'J.
Large
Number
of
Householders
Register
in
Preparation
for
alleged
mismanagement
trial
before
the
fu,"Me4irndl
for
Oelsbe.
last
year
was
?23,-1
I'unds
1.
u
he
1
.
'
hill"
wa
found
by
vheHirana
'
was
forced
to
,w
-(
l'Vmvarea
Jury
Later
Sir
Richard
was
fined
Linr
r
4V,.
ut!for
faillu
to
pay
income
tax.
i
iv.'
a
I,
i
.
tv,.
i..u.
i
iu
iM'lion
wa
tn:
mini,
n
nuvBi
cum-
intiugi
11.
."
.numlfio
.
,
5248,011.08
as
:incsiit,t
.i
fn.,ni;bMnin
nf
Hir
Richard
Squires
-
had
been
received
from
again
obtaining
1
1.
ii
LniL-irt
rfUtl
Cor-1
affair...
totalled
$27,405.48
according
to
announcement
made
this
morning
at
the
Ckjstoms
House.
The
tot-
5,000
MINERS
ARE
IN
CANADA
.Most
of
Them
lixpecled
to
llecome
Pvrmanently
llftnblislied
in
I
Country
OTVAWA.
Nov
1-With
har
vesting
operations
oernileted
in
I
IdASSIFlED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
Mined
Ada.
LAIIOF,
CABARET
Special
Dinner
Thursdays
and
Baturdaya
1
"
,",u
vr-
Dancing
evrry
Haturdfj
night
from
9
to
It.
Dance
Hall
for
H1r
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accoaunodlaiia
for
rrlvale
Parties
VV
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
l'hone
457
PRINCE
RUPERT,
I).
C,
THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER
1,
1928
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
lb
mm
ENTRANT
IN
LIBERAL
FIELD
IS
NOW
CONSERVATIVES
TO
SELECT
CANDIDATE
VICTORIA
ELECTION
VICTORIA,
Nov.
l.-Conser-valives
meet
Monday
next
to
sel
ect
s
candidate
to
contest
the
fed
eral
by-election
against
Dr.
J.
D.
MacLean,
the
nominee
of
the
liberals.
Several
Victoria
lawyers
are
prominently
mentioned
aa
nosslbls
candidates.
FISH
ARRIVALS
mcroftlQd
number
ot
persons
registered
tins
year
as
reWjWd
12.
4c
and
Sc
to
Mc
householders
and
license-holders.
The
number
registered
and
c.-
for
25.500
pounds,
in
this
matted
is
according
to
announcement
made
at
Sales:
the
city
clerk
s
office
this
morning.
Last
year
only
13b
porsons
wore
so
registered.
Taking
of
declarations
closed
last
night.
At
least
one
of
the
prospective
mayoralty
candidate
for
next
January
was
active
in
assisting
people
to
iget
get
their
tnoir
names
names
on
on
the
me
list.
list.
the
value
of
$100
or
more
on
or
before
Novcmbor
30.
J'
i1
.".roup
was
known
as
the
united
iNewiuumM.(fOT
th
rL
of
lrin(M
1Ulwci
'
durin
the
month
of
October
'
I.
n
il
was
irime
mlnUter
REVENUE
OF
CUSTOMS
UP
,
I
Custotns
mid
excise
collections
and
6c.
Booth
AUto
Caumllan
Cape
Beele.CO.UOO
poo
Ada,
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.,
'
12.4c
and
7c.
,
:-;
Hingo,
2.000
pounds,
ani
Hay-flower,
2,500
pounds,
Atlin
Fisheries,
12.7c
and
So.
Nuba.
1,000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.,
lUc
and
FARM
HAND
SENTENCED
MENTIONED
CP.AF
ZE'TEJ
IN
HUME
AGAIN
Hir
k
l
awwr
rWrtgrbb'
w-'igh-
tltfrnixi
afTr-tn
PrieHehemrren:
Sir
Austen
Chamberlain
t
Feels
Life
of
The
West
Pulsing
Through
Air
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
1.
Greeted
by
civic
dignatoriea
and
prominent
citizens
Sir
Austen'
Chamberlain,
h!s
wife,
son
and
daughter
arrived
hore
last
night
from
Victoria
and
left
this
morning
for
Banff
en
route
to
Quebec.
Soon
after
arrival
he
was
presented
with
an
address
by
former
tveirlpntji
nf
lUrrniiitrlinm
nnt
in
ronlv
tlio
fnrnirrti
sanra.
.Three
American
al
Four
Uih.-,
u
referred
to
this
first
visit
to
tllC
Western
Outpost
dian
IUId
Calcic
ty.
of
he
Empire.
a
t.,.1
-r
ua
mi.
--i
r
k.i.l
"F.vpii
in
the
iluv
or
twn
Hiicnt.
in
Viotnn'n
nnH
hripf
vi
--
w-.
-
-
"
'
-
-
WM
VI
Ml
m
V
J
puunun
f
iijip
b
Iprtinn
111
IflflHirV'00
WM
80'
at
tne
,oca'
l''mP
of
Vnncouver
I
can
feel
x-iitv-itii
ah
v
.i
1
1
it
ix
i
j
yi&tw
this
morning,
three
life
in
this
groat
community
puis-j
grow
in
stature
so
yon
giTe
American
vessels
disposing
of
W,-
jing
in
the
air,
so
to
apeak,
and
strength
to
ua.
Britain
has
none
t,
.
i
i
i
..rr.:.
i...
!ftW
pounds
at
12.c
and
ftc
and,
sense
its
marvellous
development,
i
of
her
old
carelessness
towards
affail-S
indicated
.
HoilUWed
interest
111
CIVIC
IS
by
ail
.,
.
...
-
,
.
in
mv.v.
future
doveloo-lthe
Dominions
a.
once
she
had.
ment
for
which
present
prosperity
!
We
view
your
development
with
and
greatness
is
but
an
overture,
i
surprise
and
admiration
and
we
In
the
Old
Country
we
look
for-1
hope
your
people
who
come
to
you
ward
to
your
growth
without
may
bring
you
their
inuattry
and
jealousy
for
your
strength
is
ours!
skill
end
help
develop
your
com-
as
our
strength
Is
yours.
As
you
;
munity
and
your
country."
-
0
-
,
.
ir
I
r'
1
'
1
-In
f
Vl.r.
TUro
This
Wop
Property
hohhna
may
.till
mmlify
to
AtoJJSt&TSSS&Lto
Angeles
District
Attorney
vi
cjvjc
sjloctioii
providing
thoy
have
property
registered
to
12.se
Asmtaati
Kodiak.
pounds.
Fisheries,
13.3c
and
Sc.
fiiectra,
2&080
pounds,
Fisheries,
l&Sc
and
Sc.
Pleads
Not
Guilty
To
Accepting
Bribes
Amounting
To
$150,000
LOS
ANGELES,
Nov.
1.
District
Attorney
Asa
Keyes
whs
accused
of
wilful
and
corrupt
misconduct
in
office
in
an
indictment
returned
lust
night
by
a
Loa
Angeles
county
grand
jury.
'
'Wih
the
indictment
the
grand
jury
filed
ait
Recusation
for
tho
removal
of
Koyes
from
office.
TO
HANG
FOR
CRIME
U1!AV
S"!!8"00
WV
soto
sa&iBip
wouwipuj
oqj,
'E.
H.
Uoseiiberg,
Jack
Rosenberg
and
Jacob
llermanT
alias
IJonnett,
to
effect
their
actpiittal
in
the
recent
Julian
xi
Mtfl.KOliT.
fi
fort
sask.
Sask..
Nov.
Nov.
i.
-Tck
thx
waat
And
with
five
thousand1
Uritlsh
miners
still
remaining
in
Ernest
Olson,
32
years
of
age,
a
Pttrowunj
uorporauon
siock
over-Canada,
it
is
probable
the
major-
farm
band,
who
was
found
guilty
Issue
trial.
'
itv
of
them
will
become
Herman-
veaterdav
of
the
murder
of
Wil-
Keyes
in
the
superior
court
thi"
Collettions
for
the
first
ten
i
ently
established,
the
department
Ham
Robson.
Tisdalc
a
farmer,
morning
pleaded
not
guilty.
He
is
montbs
of
this
year
amount
to
I
of
immigration
officials
state,
was
this
morning
sentenced
to
accused
of
accepting
bribes
j
i
nr
.
r
,u..M
4l,n,,.u.
u
....
,
..
t.i
u..
i
r.
i
..m.mnt
,
n,r
t,
Bi.rtrAvin.flta
v
Si
n(l.-
Remiett
and
the
RoseilergS
and
A.
L.
Lasker,
who
with
a
num
ber
of
.others
were
also
indicted,
iruiiiLNtiwi
Wlin
iiioBt
01
uicui
n
i-
iiiiuui
uv
nailK
on
reurum..
iu.
'
,
,.n,
-
,,
,1
of
$299,860.31
for
last
year
up
to
found
permanent
work
on
western
An
appeal
on
the
ground
of
the
000
and
was
released
upon
hi
own
'"u
u,ru
,v
Oetiilitr
31.
Ium'.
iv.
in'-
..nut-.
:
T
1
-tMitt.l.
recognizance-.
cii
on
bat!.