LONDON,
October
9.
A
statement
issued
last
night
v
the
League
of
Loyal
Churchmen
i
n
rnnnrwiinn
with
ticas
conspiracy,"
the
statement
asserts.
Premier
Haldwin
is
called
upon
to
defend
the
constitution
and
take
measures
to
bring
the
offenders
to
justice,
PATROL
OF
U.S.
PLANE
TAKES
BOUNDARY
PLAN
INJURED
MEN
STOP
BANDITRY!
TO
HOSPITAL
-
A.
Oct.
9.
Night
and)
WINNIPEG.
Oct.
9.
For
the
M
P.
patrol
of
the
inter-
first
time
in
the
history
of
west-Ic.undary
will
be
com-1
em
Canada,
probably
of
the
do-i
noon
today
from
Man-
minion,
an
airplane
was
used
the
Alberta
boundary.!
yesterday
to
convey
two
men
in-nl
will
be
armed
with
ju
red
in
a
railway
accident
to
trim,
rifleit
and
small
the
hospital.
I
has
been
authorised
toj
When
the
C.N.R.
freight
engine
,ii
powered
cars
in
an
ef-
was
derailed
by
a
broken
rail
c
urtail
attempts
of
U.S.
near
Brunkild
southwest
of
here
in
rob
Canadian
banks
Jack
Clyton,
engineer,
and
A.
M.
offices
and
grain
eleva-
Hannon,
fireman,
were
seriousiy
larger
sums
of
money
;
so
Med
by
sacnplag
&jmsl
TJrtjr
carried
in
the
amall
.
were
talten
to
Sttfoftt,
e?Vn
i
he
province.
SCHEME
FOR
IMMIGRATION
OF
VETERANS
.
"ic
Trained
in
England
for
Month
Before
Coming
to
Canada
l
'UN,
Oct.
9.
War
veter-I
their
families
are
to
be
i
in
agricultural
pursuits
l.ritish
Legion
and
sent
l;i
at
the
Legion's
ex-
i-
service
men.
who
wish
i
ite
to
Canada,
will
be
u
training
centre
for
a
no
month.
During
this
!
man's-
family
will
re-t
home
and
receive
rnaln-
allowance.
If
the
test
is
rtry
the
wife
and
family
:i
the
husband
at
the
n-ntre
and
all
will
be
i
for
five
months.
At
the
period
the
Legion
will
id
to
Canada.
SHIPWRECKS
JAPAN
COAST
'h
i'
Big
YcMcM
Ashore
and
1'ivcnty
Fishing
Craft
Reported
Missing
aC).
Oct.
9.
Three
Japan
'"itfliteca
the
Oyama
Maru,
Minn
and
Ibukiyama
Maru,
l-
-mentioned
from
Gray's
"
i
were
in
distress
off
the
oast
of
JJpan
.today
fol-
!
'
;i
typhoon.
The
Fukel
'
lost
two
seamen.
"ty
fishing
craft
are
also
'"
toiiowing
were
among
who
sent
flowers
to
the
"it-
funeral
on
Saturday:
'i'1
Mrs.
A.
II.
McLend:
Itoi!
T
T
I
Ian.
Scotland,
Mr.
nnd
Mrs,
'"I'-r
McDonald
nnd
D.
J.
miles
distant
by
auto,
pot
aboard
a
plane
and
brought
to
the
Kirk-field
airdrome
near
here.
Ambu
lances
then
rushed
them
to
the
hospital.
Jack
Clayton
died
this
morn
ing.
ALL
AMERICAN
FISH
AGAIN
OFFERED
Wk
Total
of
16.',500
Pound
of
Hall
but
Sold
at
Local
Exchange
This
Morning
American
boats
again
brough
all
the
halibut
which
was
offer
ed
at
the
local
Fish
Exchang
this
morning,
there
being
166,60'
pounds
in
all.
Prices
were
sti!
at
a
satisfactory
level,
rangin-
from
14.4c
and
7c
to
16.Sc
and
9c
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
fol
lows:
Bagle,
28,000
pounds.
Root
Fisheries,
LI
.9c
and
7c.
Hene.
36.000
pounds,
Atlln
Fish
eries,
14.8c
and
7c.
Senator,
20,000
pounds,
an
Ivanhoe,
17.000
pounds,
Pacifi
Fisheries,
14.6c
and
7c.
Norland.
10.600
pounds,
Cana
dian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
14.4c
and
7c.
Rainier.
17,000
pounds,
Cana
dian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
14.8c
and
7c.
Sentinel.
9.000
pounds
Root!
Fisheries,
16.8c
and
8c.
Onah.
9,000
pounds.
Pacini
Fisheries,
15.4c
and
9c.
Hilda,
4,000
pounds,
Canadlar
Fish
4
Cold
Storage
Co..
15.8
and
9c.
Tordenskjold.
7.000
pound,
Rooth
Fisheries,
lG.Itc
and
9c.
offeIismade
for
the
p.g.e.
VICTORIA,"
Oct.
9.
Another
v,ua
lion
made
for
the
r.G.E.
It
was
In
the
hands
of
Premier
Tolmie
over
the
weekend.
It
came
from
London
and
was
for
purchase
outright.
mi.,
n
l-
ltrat.Mt
that
the
Government
would
proceed
with
a
wmpiete
mrw-
She
the
policy
of
the
bishops
toward
the
rejected
prayer
book
Np,m
Ucai
of
Ca,e;,0.nla
I)ioc
rges
the
bishops
with
"seditious
conspiracy'
It
dc-
""m
"
clan
s
that
although
the
House
of
Commons
twice
re-
jeeted
tlic
prayer
book,
the
archbishops
and
bishops
of
l
iiurch
of
England
officially
declared
their
nolirv
in
?..
ioning
and
promoting
the
use
of
the
rejected
book
f
1M.
"Thus
they
committed
and
inaugurated
sedi-
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
iOourtr
of
8.
O.
wobtMon
Oo,
Ltd.
The
following
quotation
w
ld
and
asked.
Argenta
Rufus
32
V;
8S.
Bay
view,
nil;
fi'.fc.
B.
C.
Silver
1.2S;
nil.
Big
Missouri
01;
0SU,.
Cork
Province
2;
30.
Cotton
Belt
86;
95.
Dunwell
16;
20.
Duthie
92;
1.00.
George
Copper
.6.80;
6.40.
Georgia
River
S64;
nil.
Glacier
IV;
nil.
Glasiar
72;
76.
Golconda
79;
nil.
Grand
view
Wl;
66
'i.
Indeiendenc
114;
1.
Kootenay
Florence
18V4f
Wtt.
L.
&
U
9;
m.
Lakcview
l'i;
nil.
Lucky
Jim
nil;
264.
Marmot
Metals
9:
nil.
Marmot
River
Gold
9;
9ft.
Mohawk
84;
9.
National
Silver
15V;
101.
N'oranda
4G.25;
nil.
Pend
Oreille
12.75;
12.90.
Porter
Idaho
nil;
70.
Premier
2,21;
2.38.
Ruth
Home
G5;
G7.
Shcrrit-Gordon
G.S0;
nil.
Sliver
Crest
12;
18.
Silverado
70;
80.
Silversmith
nil;
lift.
Slogan
King;
nil.
Sdn!ock'2.25;
8.00.
Snowflake
1.05;
LOG.
Terminus
17;
20.
Topley-Rlchfield
58;
CO.
White
Water
1.80;
li.
Woodbine
16;
1G4.
Noble
Five
35;
36.
,
.1-
:
Oils
(,
Dalhousle-1.80;.
2.00.
Fabj-on
10;
nil.
Home
2.50;
2.75.
YESTERDAY'S
WHEAT
conferred
upon
Right
Rev.
George
i
YnrV
f,iri
...
.
.
i
.
.
miexanoer
nut,
uisnop
ot
Cale
donia,
and
Right
Rev.
Peter
Yone-taro
Matsul,
Bishop
of
Toklo,
Jajwn.
Rev.
Dr.
Cody
presented
Rishop
Rix,
and
outlined
the
career
of
his
former
c!asma,te.
Dr.
Cody
pointed
out
that
every
member
of
the
class
of
'98
had
distinguished
himself
and
that
the
present
Rishop
of
Caledonia
had
had
a
most
remarkable
and
bril
liant
career.
On
the
conclusion
of
Dr.
Cody's
remarks
Rishop
Rix
was
given
his
degree
and
then
nigned
the
Golden
Rook
amid
the
applause
of
the
large
audience
which
filled
the
hall.
Bishop
Rix
in
his
reply
said
he
believed
the
college
was
of
the
greatest
importance
to
the
wel
fare
of
the
church.
The
college
became
known
through
the
men
who
graduated
and
made
a
name
for
themselves
throughout
the
country.
In
the
bishopric
of
Caledonia,
he
declared,
there
were
greater
opportunities
for
work
than
might
exist
possibly
in
anj
other
part
of
tb$
eoujttry.
Ik
nrged
the
young
students
of
tht
college
to
make
their
careers
in
western
Canada
where
they
wert
needed
even
though
they
might
not
find
there
the
advantages
ot
ither
localities.
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
9.
The
pflee
of
wheat
at
closing
jester
1
vfl!k'5ii27.'
v
circuit
court
ir.
Buffalo
seme
months
ago,
giving
Canadians
the
fright
to
commute
across
the
bortfff
daily
to
transact
their
business.
shins
CANADIANS
MAY
'DUMPING
AND
WORK
JN
STATESj
FRUITGROWING
Court
Gives
Them
Right
Whether;
Hon.
Dr.
Kins
Says
Dumping
They
be
Horn
in
Canada
or
Elsewhere
Act
Applies
to
B.C.
and
36
Cent
Protection
WINNIPEG.
Oct.
9.
"Imnorta-
WASHINGTON,
Oct.
9.
Cana-j
Lion
of
fruit
in
Canada
is
being
diajis,
whether
born
in
Canada
or
carefully
checked
and
watched
elsewhere
may
live
in
Canada
hvine
in
mind
the
B
C-
fruit
!n
,
.
.
..
.,
...
0.
,
dustry,
stated
the
minister
of
and
work
in
the
United
States
,'
.
t
..nt.
-
,m.imun
tiiiu
national
jicuiui,
;
unhindered
byting
U.S.
im-
uon.
j.
H.
King,
who
is
here
en!
migration
laws.
Thin
la
the
ef-
-.ire
to
the
coast.
frft
nf
tti
'fAiSlllul
Vfntarflni'
nf
'
Tho
minister
ra
av-rarl
r
uliit
..
.
-
,
-
.
v.
j
v
s
in.
it
t
t
-
a
v.
a
i
a
w
w
uai
,.,
1
co"voca.uon
or!the
supreme
court
of
the
United
j
10
called
the
ii!eKal
use
of
the
..jcmie
uunese,
loronio.
me
;
statc,
to
revl4rw
the
judgment
of
I
umping
order.
Now
the
"dump"
degrees
of
doctor
of
divinity
were
,
j,jr
Justice
Haial
of
the
New!
:
applied
only
when
dumping
aVe
pl?.ce.
"The
B.C.
industry
as
Hip
protection
of
the
dumping
order
and
in
addition
the
uMial
36
per
coot
protection,"
he
aid.
Terrible
Massacre
By
Moslems
In
Kamu
Province
of
China
In
Wh
ch
Vict:m
Number
200,000
NEW
YORK,
October
9.
Dr.
S.
Parkcs
Cad-man,
chairman
of
the
China
famine
relief
jrganiza-tion
at
New
York
received
information
today
of
the
reported
massacre
of
about
100,000
persons
by
fanatic
Moslems
in
Kansu
province
of
China.
Cadman
received
the
letter
from
Leighton
Rand
of
the
China
Inland
Mission
at
Lang
Chow
Fu,
Kansu.
depicting
the
rnrrors
of
the
famine
situation
which
was
intensified
by
the
Moslem
insurrection.
The
letter
says:
"From
reports
already
known
the
number
of
massacred
exceeds
200,000.
Villages
were
.pillaged
and
Jmrncd."
Spectacular
Finish
To
World
Series
Baseball
Today
Yanks
Winning
ST.
T.OITIS.
Oftnhftr
n.
Smashing
all
world
series
achievements
by
making
their
second
successive,
sweep
rn
trip
rhnmnirmshin.
the
New
York
Yankees
todav
beat
the
Cardinals
for
the
fourth
and
deciding
game,
seven
rung
to
three,
witn
a
record
siasning
orgy
oi
nome
runs,
throe
of
them
by
Babe
Ruth.
Hoyt
was
battered
by
the
Cardinals
but
managed
to
hold
tight
in
the
pinches.
Sherdel
was
driven
from
the
box
in
the
seventh
under
an
avalanche
from
Yankee
batters,
being
relieved
by
Alexander.
The
Cardinals
started
scoring
with
one
in
the
third
but
Babe
Ruth
equnlized
in
the
fourth
with
the
first
homer.
The
slaughter
came
in
the
seventh
when
Ruth
and
Gehrig
connected
for
homers,
four
hit
netting
four
runs.
In
the
eighth
Durst
and
Ruth
repeated,
making
the
Yankee
total
of
five
homers.
The
score
was:
New
York
Runs,
7;
hits,
15;
errors,
2,
St.
Louis
RunB,
3;
hits,
11;
errors,
1.
sumas
lands
had
battle
areveryrich;
with
storm
Vo
Need
for
Model
Farms
Such
a
Place
Declare
Ministers
at
VICTORIA.
Oct
9,
Both
Premier
Tolmie
and
Hon.
William
Atkinson
announced
yesterday
that
Hon.
E,
D.
Barrow's
plans
for
two
model
farms
at
Sumas
would
not
be
proceeded
with.
"It
would
be
a
waste
of
money,"
the
Premier
said.
"Sumas
is
rich
land
where
you
have
only
to
put
stuff
in
and
it
grows."
Mr.
Atkinson
declared.
Hamburg
American
Liner
Reaches
New
York
with
31
Passengers
nd
one
Member
of
Crew
Jlurt
NEW
YORK;
Oct
9.
Battered
by
a
terrific
'
grate
she
bucked
to
render
assistance
to
another
stricken
vessel,
the
Hamburg-American's
Co.'s
liner
Albert
Bel-Hn
arrived
here
today
with
34
Injured
passengers
and
one
hurt
member
of
the
crew.
All
had
l
recovered
sufficiently
to
be
able
to
walk
ashore.
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
T
Boston
Griu
Errrcme
adi
the
Clauiricd
Ada,
II
j
u
lose,
jTrtl
for
It.
LARUE
CABARET
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
aad
II
y
u
find,
locate
the
owner,
Saturdays
w:
tvcr
you
ned,
advertise
for
Dancing
every
Saturday
nlfht
from
9
to
U.
Dance
Hall
(or
Hire.
PRINCE
RUPERT
GET
THE
CLASSIFIED
IIAIIIT.
Accomodation
for
Prlvae
Tarties
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
437
y.
XV
III
,
No.
237.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY.
OCTOBER
9,
1928
i
u;ci
i.vue
15
x
se
UT
Trouble
In
Church
Of
England
i
Seditious
Conspiracy
Charged
Against
Archbishops
and
bishops
Who
Permitted
Changes
Contrary
to
Vote
of
Parliament
arliament
HONORS
FOR
BISHOP
RiX
Salmon
Pack
Heaviest
On
Record
In
District
Total
Pack
is
1,186,734
Cases,
Ahead
of
1926
Which
Held
Previous
Record
for
Quantity
It
is
now
assured
that
the
canned
salmon
pack
for
the
1923
season
In
District
No.
2,
of
which
Prince
Rupert
is
the
centre,
will
be
the
heaviest
on
record.
On
September
22,
representing
the
bulk
of
the
present
season's
production,
the
pack
stood
at
1,186,734
cases
as
compared
with
1,162,785
cases
at
a
similar
date
'in
1926
when
the
heaviest
pack
ever
recorded
on
the
coast
was.
made.
The
pack
on
the
entire
coast
this
season
up
to.
September
22
was
1,414,259
cases
as
compared
with
1,537,968
(jaees
at
the
coi
responding
date
in
1926.
The
sockeye
pack
in
District
No
,
like
other
districts,
was
light
this
season
with
the
heavier
packs
of
pinks,
cohoes
and
chums
making
up
the
deficiency-
Net
fishing
in
Graham
Island
and
Skidcgate
waters
was
closed
for
the
season
about
the
middle
of
October.
The
only
net
fishing
continuing
in
District
No.
2
at
that
time
was
gill
netting
on
the
Skeena
River
west
of
Port
Essing-
ton.
Following
are
figures
for
the
(continued
on
par
ftvri
SHIPS
COLLIDE
AND
ONE
SINKS
No
One
Lol
When
Steamer
Han-ley
Rammed
Thixtlcbcd
off
New
Jersey
Coast
NEWARK,
NJ..
Oct
9.
The
steamship
Hanley,
from
Everett,
Washington,
drifted
ihto
Newark
yesterday
with
a
damaged
with
the
story
of
ramming
MORRISSEY
NOW
COMING
TONIGHT
Stoll-McCracken
Expedition
Expected
In
Reach
Prince
Ru-pert
This
Evening
from
Arctic
Regions.
Latest
word
received
by
am-iteur
radio
station
5GT
from
the
Auxiliary
schooner
Effie
M.
Mor-rissey,
Capt.
Robert
Bartlett,
which
is
bringing
the
Stoll-Mc-
bracken
expedition
back
to
civilization
after
having
spent
the
j
summer
exploring
In
the
Arctic
I
Ocean,
is
to
the
effect
that
the
vessel
will
arrive
In
port
some
time
this
evening.
After
having
been
anchored
off
Langara
Island
almost
all
day
yesterday
on
account
of
unfavorable
winds,
the
vessel
got
under
way
again
last
evening
and
at
10
o'clock
re-
bow
I
ported
herself
as
being
about
90
and
,
miles
out
Depending
on
her
sail.
sinking
the
JhJ.iUebedfca
freJgby60001"
K&XbtjmJ1
er
bound
from
Cardiff
to
Calves-,
progress.
,k
ton.
The
Thistlebed's
crew
was
'
The
dinner
to
be
given
the
ex-brought
here.
iplorers
has
been
postponed
until
'
.
I
Friday
evening.
MINISTER
TO
JAPAN
At
noon
today
the
Morrissey
TORONTO.
Oct
9.
A
Mail
I
reported
her
position
as
off
and
Empire
special
from
Wash-Triple
Island
lighthouse,
Capt
Ington
says
"Sir
Campbell
Stuart,!
Bartlett
communicating
that
he
Canada's
representative
on
thejexpected
to
arrive
late
tonight
Pacific
Cable
Board
is
expected
I
pr
early
tomorrow
morning.
As
to
be
named
as
the
first
Canadian
j
a
west
wind
has
sprang
up
this
minister
to
Japan.
BURIED
UNDER
BUILDING
PRAGUE,
Oct.
9
Sixty
were
buried
under
the
debris
c
f
an
eight
storey
building
which
I
collapsed
today.
The
number
of
j
dead
ia
not
determined.
'QUAKE
IN
MEXICO
afternoon,
it
is
believed
locally
that
the
vessel
may
possibly
be
in
by
early
evening.
HOLE
SHOT
IN
MARKETING
ACT
MEXICO
CITY,
Oct.
9.-
Five!
0n'?;,;ppl!"abt
!
ovlnce
decides
person,
were
injured
and
damage
done
over
a
wide
area
by
an
earthquake
which
rocked
Mexico1
City
and
nine
states
In
Mexico:
VANCOUVER,
Oct
9.
While
last
night.
!
holding
that
R.
C.
Produce
Mar
PLEASED
WITH
North
Dakota
Men
Will
Under
derlake
Energetic
Development
of
Marmot
River
Property
Forks.
North
Dakota,
are
pas-fcengers
going
south
aboard
the
steamer
Catala
today
after
a
visit
of
inspection
to
the
Gloria
property
on
Bulldog
Creek,
Just
be-.low
the
Marmot,
in
which
they
keting
Act
ia
Intra-vires
of
the
Legislature,
the
statute
is
not
j
applicable
to
shipments
outside
the
orovince.
Mr.
Justice
W.
A.
C
ADI
A
MIM17
JI,',on,,,
ruled
,n
a
Judgment
as
a
resuu
iuage
aiacuonaiu
uis-missed
the
Crown's
appeal
from
acquittal
by
Magistrate
Darling
in
the
Brighouse
police
court
of
Wong
Kit,
a
Chinese,
who
ia
charged
with
shipping
two
carloads
lOaUB
OI
of
potatoes
pOUIMJVB
to
IU
VXtlgui;
Calgary
with-
mill-
Frank
Slaybury,
Tom
Griffith
out
,)ermiMion
f
the
Mainland
and
Nick
Anderson
of
Grand
Pot.to
commliUe
of
direction.
Appeal
Entered
VANCOUVER.
Oct
9.
The
committee
of
direction
under
the
Marketing
Act
today
entered
an
aDreal
azainst
Mr.
Justice
are
heavily
interested,
i
ne
1
Macdonald
s
decision
noiuing
wai
owners
are
well
satisfied
"with
the
act
did
not
apply
to
shipments
the
work
carried
on
so
far
by
j
outside
the
province.
the
superintendent.
A.
Linke,
and!
M?.
Anderson
states
that
an
ener-'
j
gttfc
campaign
will
be
tmraedl-I
atelv
commenced
in
order
to
place
HAMILTON
LADY
DIES
the
mine
on
a
producing
basis.;
HAMILTON.
Oct
Q
Mrs.
WH-1
Efforts
will
be
made
to
have
Ham
Ward
of
Winnipeg,
who
was
1
completed
a
trail
which
has
been'
seriously
injured
when
the
C
built
by
the
provincial
govern-jN.
R,
train
was
sldeswlped
by
a
ment
part
way
to
the
property.
derailed
C.
1'.
R.
freight
at
Alder-The
feasibility
of
a
tramline
will
shot
last
week,
died
last
night,
also
be
Investigated
,
Mr.
An-:
Her
husband
and
child
arc
re-
!
Hor'mn
atnto
l
t'OVerinff.