'
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Snell
se-
dealt
severely
with
Sam
Patrick.
j
ii
red
whan
a
westbound
Indian,
whom
ha
convicted
of
theft
and
jail
breaking.
'
n
Broadway
went
burglary,
i
"
to
an
automobile
driven
i
On
the
first
two
counta.
aentencee
-M-
s,,i
ll
at
Manitoba
Street
of
three
year's
imprisonment
at
t
t
u
ning.
I
penitentiary,
to
run
concurrently,
n!l
skull
waa
fractured
and
were
imposed
and,
for
the
jail
ii'
offered
internal
injur-
breaking,
an
additional
term
of
"
'r
'.nditiona
being
serious.;
six
month"
waa
given.
W.
B.
M
Hn.'ll
waa
driving
north
on;
Fisher
acted
as
crown
prosecutor
'
1
'
ir..et
and
in
attempting
while
Milton
Gonsales
appeared
-'adway
passed
behind
in
the
defence.
"'
''-iiiound
car
and
In
front
ofj
There
was
a
second
criminal
h"
-tiHiund
car.
The
automo-
case
before
tfie
Smlthera
court,
a
'''
"
I
iu
occupants
were
thrown
j
young
Telkwa
man
being
allowed
''''inn.,,
of
40
feet
by
the
force
I
suspended
sentence
on
a
charge
!
at
tnfWfltlL
A98AUU.
11
-1
a
ifiuiuvv
;
"
Wi"w
of
I).
A.
Munroe
of
the
who
died
here
a
few
weeks
WINNIPEG
PEOPLE
KILLED
AT
CROSSING
BY
A
C.P.R.
TRAIN
kl:,''N'A.
Oct.
1.
Three
Wln-
tHUI
111
II
HYB
'"ir
accident
near
The
victims
ware
Oaorgo
RALLY
DAY
SERVICES
AT
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Special
Music
and
Song
Makes
Day
Very
Interesting
One
at
First
Baptist
Church
Rally
Day
services
were
held
1
i
11...
ali
rV,itfjVt
jesleruay
in
rirsi
jmp
unuiv...
There
were
larga.
congregation!
at
all
services.
In
the
morning
there
1
n
n
commercial
traveller:'
special
service
for
l:
'iimav
and
Mrs.
E.
W.
1
which
Rev.
W.
F.
'
"m,
motlier
of
Mrs.
Ram-'lie
auto
in
which
they
'
'living
vns
struck
by
n
l;
train.
'
""a.
1
in
the
.'veiling
I
HONOR
SHOWN
TO
British
Labor
Comes
For
Socialism
But
Communistic
LanlRiry
TeJIs
Why
There
Could
Not
he
Political
Relationship
With
Liberals
in
That
Country
in
Speech
at
Big
Conference
MltMINGHAM,
October
1.
Labor
candidates
at
the
n'vt
general
election
will
bear
aloft
the
banner
of
Sk
ialism,
declared
George
Lansbury,
who
made
the
keynote
speech
at
the
opening
of
the
annual
conference
of
t!i.
T'.bor
party
today.
More
than
a
thousand
delegates
to
the
Labor
political
mtthcring
heard
the
party's
member
for
Bow
and
B!ninl(
urge
that
Great
Britain's
resources
be
owned
ami
cd
in
the
service
of
all
the
people.
Coupled
with
Lansbury's
statement
regarding
Socialism
v
as
a
bitter
attack
on
British
Communists
and
Bol-lu
ik
methods,
which,
he
said,
were
entirely
opposed
by
British.
Labor
and
would
not
be
applied
in
Great
Britain.
liiraiMC
other
British
political
iinrttes'
Were
tifflffiScd
i.
s
i
i!isni
in
their
policies,
Lansbury
said,
political
re-'at
.1
v'lip
with
them
was
impossible.
The
chairman
attacked
the
Baldwin
government's
intcrm.fional
policy,
particularly
with
regard
to
India
an-i
(
iiina
and
Soviet
Russia,
and
said
the
Lalwr
party
ii'l
re-establish
diplomatic
relations
if
successful
in
On'
'''
!'
elections.
AUTO
STRUCK
BYSTREET
CM
W
'm.m
hilled
and
Another
Fatal-l
Injured
ami
Man
and
Woman
Seriously
Hurt
VANCOUVER
Oct
1
Ml.
D.
1
'
was
instantly
killed,
THREE-AND-HALF
YEARS
IN
JAIL
Indian
Dealt
Severely
With
hy
Judge
Young
for
Burglary,
Theft
and
Jail
Breaking
Judge
F.
Mi
B.
Young,
holding
a
session
of
County
Court
at
nvll
probably
fatally
in--
Bmithers
at
tne
enu
or
last
wee,
was
a
children
at
Out
Flat
Opposes
The
Policy
Of
R
aLa9eaH
leaHM
BEST
FISHING
Ww
si
eT
tun
wm
rv
v
t
adian
Fishing
Company
Limited.
closed
down
work
for
this
smio
with
a
bant,'
which
ended
'
h
most
sncrnsful
season
that
Bute-dale
has
ever
had,
and
a
perfect
I
rice
MOK
1
j
,,v,..v
wa..,
as
to
weather
watches
us
hi.i
sutj'
t,
drawing
a
d
to
thl,
quantity
of
fish
taken
number
of
lessons
therelrom,
In
the
nfternoon
nt
Sunday
School
a
talk
was
given
by
Miss
-
1
;
A
n
ii
1m
ill
ntatn
of
Vancouver.
PRICR
1
neople's
work.
1
tpeec
np
wiiu
at
u.,
.r,.,
v
of
voniur
v
ANcouvan,
Oct.
i.-The
Five
little
girli
sang
a
selection,
flrafs
"
wheat
litro
this
mornimr
There
wn
The
company
gave
a
grand
turkey
dinner,
to
which
every
one
was
invited.
Several
short
lies
were
made,
que
by
I
ai
'
truni,
the
manager,
in
whirl
the
regular
service
!
I
titanic-1
i'mi'i..y.vs
who
ussia
BRITISH
PRINCE
IN
SAN
FRANCISCO:
Prince
George,
youngest
son
of
the
King
of
England,
walking
with
CapL
C.
L,
Coleridge
of
II.
M.S.
Durban,
on
which
the
prince
is
travelling
to
the
east.
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
&
If
Boston
Grill
Jmlw
Evi
iyon
read
the
CJaMttled
Ad.
LARUE
CABARET
dvrtUe
for
It.
II
you
lose.
Special
Dinner
Thursday
aod
tr
you
find.
locate
tho
owner.
Saturdays
need.
dvertl
lor
It
Dancing
every
Saturday
nlni
WtmtevM
you
(rum
9
to
12.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Dance
Hal)
lor
Hire.
CLASSIFIED
IIAHIT.
(1KT
THE
Accomodation
for
Prlvie
Tattle
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
437
rniNci;
rupert,
b.c,
Monday,
October
i,
1928
Price
Five
Cents
UTLIK
LABOR
PARTY
MEETS
TODAY
Contention
in
England
to
Arrange
i'ollcy
at
Birmingham
BIRMINGHAM,
Oct.
1.
The
annual
ronlcrcncc
of
the
l.a-lior
political
party
opened
today
to
consider
and
consolidate
a
policy
for
the
next
general
election
which
is
expected
in
the
near
future.
GRAIN
TRAFFIC
GETTING
START
One
Hundred
Carloads
Reported
(
to
he
on
Wh-
here
Today-No,
Ship
for
two
Weeks
Yet
The
present
week
should
see
MONTREAL.
Oct.
A
nee
Paquette,
32
years
of
age,
is
dead
from
a
bullet
wound
in
the
heart
and
the
police
are
holding
Ernest
Messier,
35,
who
they
claim
confessed
to
the
shooting
i
1
O
a
J
of
the
main
thoroughfares
in
the,
east
end
of
the
city.
HALIFAX,
October
1.
Voting
is
taking
place
today
to
elect
the
sixteenth
legislature
since
conferedation.
On
the
eve
of
election
Premier
L.
N.
Rhodes
said:
"I
tion
in
1925
the
Conservative
party
was
elected
after
Liberal
rule
of
48
years.
Only
three
Liberals
were
re
turned
against
forty
Conservatives.
the
season
a
bumper
one,
he
said
jbat
the.
only
regret
was
that
tho
dinner
wa
not
put
on
before
some
i
f
the
lady
cannery
operators
had
departed
for
their
homes,
but
that
m
one
had
any
control
over
the
circumstances
that
had
caused
this.
The
dinner
ended
by
all
sinking
"He's
a
Jolly
Good
Fellow,"
with
many
thanks
to
the
company
whose
act
wan
apprecia
EXTRADITION
IS
COMMENCED
ted
by
the
employees
and
several
today
when
extradition
.'lino-
imii.'il
tue.ts.
lings
wer
commenced.
ITS
PO
Jack.
3.200
iiounds,
Canadian
Flsh'-lea,
16.8c
and
8c.
Canadian
Balaac
I.,
14.000
pounds,
Roynli
Fish
Co.,
16.8e
and
7e.
I
P.
Dorre.n.
7.00o
pounds,
Royal
i
Fish
Co.,
15.7c
and
7c.
Ternen,
7,000
pounds,
Pacific
Fisheries,
15.Gc
and
7c.
M.
M.
Christopher,
G.000
pounds,
Y
v
A
K
Is
I
II
M
I
A
I
V
'iave
no
doubt
tho
decision
will
result
in
tlic
return
of
the
Atlin
Fisheries.
15.7c
and
7c
preciatetl
Lwnuu
.government"
Toodie.
.6.000
pounds,
Booth
BUTKDAI.K,
Oct.
1.
The
Can
Hon.
William
Chisholm,
Liberal
leader,
said:
"I
am
Fisheries,
i6.ie
and
7c.
acnacn
v
loses
.
n
winner
10
confident
Nova
Scotia
will
ring
true."
At
the
last
elec-
bmployrm
Which
Was
Ap
,t:
.
mo-
k
n
"
i.i
Tramp,
lGvOOO
pounds,
paclfir
Fisheries,
15.7c
and
7e.
Impereuse,
8,000
pounds,
and
Ingred
II.,
8,000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
15.6c
and
7c.
Southend,
4,000
pounds,
Booth
Fisheries,
16.3c
and
7c.
Dolphin
II.,
0.000
pounds,
nnd
Atli,
4,000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
15.5c
and
7C.
Helge
H,
5,500
pounds,
Cana-
j
dian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
l.-Mr
l.Mrs
lR-2c
'"
ai
ani
7e-
T1SH
STATESMAN
BY
NAVY
OF
U.
S.
Chamberlain
Escorted
Into
San
Pedro
By
U.
S.
Naval
Vessels
Is
Much
Improved
In
Health
English
Statesman
Dined
Last
Evening
With
Mary
Pick-ford
and
Douglas
Fairbanks
at
Their
Home
in
Hollywood
the
movement
of,
grain
from
the
two
Weeks.
lira
tips
to
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
Prime
Rujmrt
elevator
well
under
way
again.
,At
the
end
of
the
wee;-,
there
wafa
reported
to
bo
about
om
ruttajcajioads
on
thr
railway
wcat
oOdmonton
bound
here.
The
first'
fall
train
load
of
the
season
should
arrive
within
the
next
few
days.
It
will
be
at
least
a
couple
of
weeks,
it
is
expected
before
the
first
ship
of
the
season
comes
here
to
load.
WOMAN
SHOT
!
BY
A
FRIEND
LOS
ANGELES,
October
1.
Sir
Austen
and
Lady
Chamberlain
arrived
here
yesterday
for
a
two
weeks'
visit
to
California
on
a
health
trip.
Four
destroyers
of
the
United
States
navy
escorted
the
steamer
President
Adams
oh
which
the
Chamberlains
were
passengers
into
San
Pedro
harbor.
Sir
Austen
refused
to
be
interviewed
on
international
affairs
and
also
refused
to
comment
on
tho
recent
developments
on
the
question
of
naval
limitation.
Lady
Chamberlain
said
the
health
-trip
had
been
highly
successful.
It
had
been
tho
making
of
her
husband.
She
said
the
neuritis
had
left
him
soompletely
that
he
was
an
entirely
different
person.
She
snid
thoy
would
go
to
San
Francisco
and
be
a
guest
of
friends
for
Sunday
night
the
distinguished
visitors
were
guests
of
Mary
Pickford
and
Douglas
Fairbanks
at
their
home
in
Hollywood.
Halibut
Prices
Higher
Today
With
Large
Offering
Of
Both
Canadian
And
American
Fish
oi
nis
tormer
inena
oaiuruay
,
,
m.i.
night
on
St.
Hubert
Street,
one
.
'
,.
,Q,
,i
u
I
Nova
Scotia
Holding
Election
Today
With
Premier
Rhodes
And
Liberal
Leader
Chisholm
Opposed
Halibut
prices
were
again
considerably
higher
at
tho
Fish
Exchange
this
morning
when
a
total
of
192,200
pounds
were
sold.
Nine
American
vessels
received
from
16.8c
and
8c
to
18.2c
and
8c
for
103,700
pounds,
while
twelve
Canadian
boats
were
paid
from
15.2c
and
7c
to
i.-Rose!
ig.Cc
and
7c
for
88,500
pounds.
,
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
follows:
American
Majestic,
17,500
pounds,
Atlin
Fisheries.
16.9c
and
Sc.
Glacier,
10,000
pound,
and
VI-!
VyUlM
UHMAC
u..v
..
'
Sea
Bird,
13,000
pounds,
1
tooth
Fisheries,
18c
and
8c.
Lansing,
5.000
pounds,
Booth
Fisheries,
18.2c
and
8c
BRITAIN
AND
UNITED
STATES
CO-OPERATING
WASHINGTON.
1
rtOJllllVI
1
Kill,
Oct
UCV.
1.
I,
Great
UIHI
Fish
.
,
&
Cold
,
,
Storage
Co.,
18c
.
q
and
J
8C
coiitiBiied
for
another
year
the
Anna
J.,
t
,or.
00
...,i.
unds,
and
,i
p.
Ke-,
administrative
co-
liance
I,
14.000
piosda,
Booth
L,,,
fo
o
Fisheries,
18c
anJ
8c.
Lmn
u.,Hnr
int
thi
oun-
Paelfic,
2S.00O
lound,
Pacific!
-
i
j
rrw
-
'j
flag.
BODY
OF
DR.
HOLDEN
FOUND
PORT
ANGELES.
Wash.,
Oct.
1
The
body
of
Dr.
D.
E.
Hoiden
of
Victoria,
one
of
the
aeven
victims
of
the
recent
wreck
of
a
Victoria-Seattle
plane,
was
found
in
Port
Angeles
harbor
today.
The
body
was
headless
and
badly
broken.
It
was
the
fourth
body
found.
The
plane
has
never
been
located.
BOY
WAS
THE
VICTIM
OF
AN
AUTOMOBILE
CALGARY,
Oct.
VICTORIA,
Oct.
1.
-John
Play-
I.ouisa
Northcott
was
remanded
foot,
an
eight-year-old
boy,
Hv-
untll
Saturday
next
when
she1
BIRTH
ISOTICh
ijn
wllh
Mndwanta
on
the
appeared
before
Chief
Justice
A
son
was
born
at
the
Prince
North
Dairy
Road
died
today
Simmons
tn
the
Strpreme
Court
Rupert
General
Hospital
yester-
from
injuries
suffered
Saturday
proceed-
day
morning
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F
when
crushed
by
an
automobile
,V.
Wwh,
Eleventh
Avenue.
at
Bought
nnd
Johnson
streets,
.
1
i