r
i
AssiFr""""
'"4
Duke
of
York
returned
to
London
this
morning
'aseby
and
it
was
noticed
that
he
looked
worried.
'.'
ince
of
Wale
is
in
Africa
and
is
being
kept
inform-
lie
progress
of
his
father's
illness.
otion
to
duty
and
a
desire
to
share
in
Glreat
Brit-
ribute
to
her
fallen
heroes
on
Armistice
Day
may
"en
the
cause
of
the
King's
illness.
Throughout
the
of
remembrance
at
the
cenotaph
he
stood
bare-!
in
a
cold
rain.
'
.
The
vessel
Triple
Island
by
fert,
harbor
master.
i
.-t
night
Dr.
Stanley
Jewett,
physician
tq
.
Kinpj,
B.
C.
ELECTRIC
NEW
PRESIDENT
orvEU.
'
t.
George
Nov.
2tf.
The
line
which
ha
had
grain
ships
here
previously.
The
Iiritlsh
steamer
Rockpool
arrived
in
port
at
10:45
last
night
after
an
uneventful
voyage
from
the
Old
Country
and,
after
sionci
Inir
the
night
anchored
stream,
moved
into
in
berth
at
was
plioiea
in
Capt.
J.
K-
the
the
Kidd,
of
the
(.lector
at
9:30
this
morning
and!
.
1
1.1.
11
"......
.
..
.
I..
MAnnAH
liYlWlfntr
fl
iuniu)a
vorer
.Vi""
.Immcuiaieiy
cunnn".w
-v
tich
Hntrolsvtfiel
lirltish
fun
cargo
for
the
United
Kingdom
M
Electric
Railway
Co..
or
Continent.
ivil!
become
effective
Jan
jg
expected
to
get
the
first
1
lias
become
chairman
of
fuj
Kraln
cargo
of
the
season
from
:!
of
Director
of
the
we
aWay
tomorrow
night
on
the
'Hon
and
w.
u.
.Murrin,
'tananesc
steamer
(
i
i'Mdent,
will
succeed
nim
iUcnt.
These
changes
were
"
"
1
today.
Mr.
Kidd
wilt
!'
to
reside
in
Vancouver.
FUSION
WENT
TO
FOLEY
LAST
NIGHT
OVER
PET1E
MILLER
T(
OMA.
Wash.,
Nov.
23.
Hit,
won
the
decision
over
K
,l
y
of
Vancouver,
feather-Miller
of
Toronto,
in
the
six-I
m.iin
event
on
the
boxing
i
.mi
here
last
night.
Yaye
Mnru,
which
will
have
completed
loading
by
that
time.
The
Yaye
Maru
will
also,
deliver
her
cargo
to
the
United
Kingdom
or
Continent.
TKn
mntPr
of
the
Rockpool,
which
came
here
light
from
New-castle--on-Tyne.
England,
via
the
is
Capt.J.R.
held.
I
Panama
Canal,
..
.
1
i..
T.
E.
Hrooka
of
f
Mr.
nnd
Mr.
Terrace
are
visitors
in
the
city,
having
arrived
from
the
interior
afternoon's
train.
on
yesterday
Halibut
landing
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
entire
1128
reason,
while
establishing
no
new
record,
were
KulMantlally
in
exce&
of
those
for
1927
and
1926.
The
total
for
the
season
just
closed,
according
to
figures
compiled
at
one
of
the
fish
hou.iet
on
the
local
waterfront,
stands
at
28,257,000
pound,
as
compared
with
2.1,-87,Q0fl
pounda
in
1927
and
2fi.899.000
pounds
In
1926.
In
1925,
1921
and
192.1
the
total
came
to
within
100,000
pounds;
of
29,000,000,
of
sllgthly
ahead
of
the
reason
in
each
case.
.
.
.
was
recalled
to
uucKingnam
raiuce
uuu
iu.u
Th.
blowing
utHyUlUtm
-w
!i,
physician
to
the
staff,
was
also
summoned
and
i
i,y
awi
mulprRtnofl
a
third
doctor
has
been
sent
for.
i
King
was
G3
years
of
age
last
June
and
has
been
ince
1910.
Third
Grain
Ship
of
Season
Due
Here
Sunday
and
Will
At
Once
Commence
Loading
Wheat
ii
ices
of
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Rupert;
r
announced
this
morning
that
the
third
gramhip
.M-ason
for
this
port
will
be
the
British
steamer
Car-.
which
is
due
to
arrive
on
Sunday
from
the
Old,
i
rv.
The
Carnerbv.
which
is
already
lined,
will
goi
r,
"u
at
the
elevator
immediately
after
arrival,
tostart
m
a
full
cargo
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
Continent.
The
vessel
belongs
to
the
Ropner
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
ii
iPourtear
of'
8
if.
oktu0n
d&,
'tl.,
i
Bayvfew,
3'i,
.
II.
a
Sliver.
1.30.
1.40.
Dig
MlMoori,
A3.
IIaVer
Silver,
IS,
IS'.
Cork
Province,
2S,
26.
CottRft
Kelt.
51,
56.
Dunwall.
IV.,
13
Va.
Dutbfe,
84.
90.
George
Copper.
1.00.
1.75.
(omla
River,
28,
').
Grand
view,
Independence,
9',
10.
Inter.
Coal
&
Cofce,
3g,
88.-
,
Kootenay
Flb'rcnee.
19.
19
V4.
Kootwia,
King,
20',
81.
U
&
L.,
GMj.
7.
Lakeffew,
1'4,'SL
'
1
Marniot
Metal.'
8.
0.
'
Marirot
Riv.
Gold,
7,
7.
Mohawk,
7'2,
7.
Morten
Woolsey,
G'j,
Gty.
National
Silver,
IRVj,
1G.
Noble
Five,
52'i,
53.
Pend
Oreille,
9.70.
10.00.
Pioneer,
1.93.
2.00.
L'orter
Idaho,
GO.
01.
Premier.
2.21,
2.22.
Rufus
Argenta,
19.
20.
Ruth
Hope,
59.
GO.
Silver
Crest.
GV4.
7.
Sllvemdo.
G5,
Nil.
Slocan
Rambler,
Nil,
19.
o
mi..
unit
na
I
Sunlok,
Nil,
84iji'pJ
Terrainua,
Nil,
12.
.
,
Topley
Richfield.
4Gl.
I7V4.'
Torie,
Nil.
2.50.
Wellington,
17,
17.
Whitewater,
1.25,
1.25.
Woodbine,
G,
7.
Noranda,
Nil.
G1.00.
Fabyon,
16'-..
17'
i.
OSCAR
BASS
Boston
Grill
Mete
'Ot
CAIUKET
opeww
Dinners
Thursday
and
Saturdays
0
vm
find,
loct
the
owner.
.
?Sjr
Ilanclnjc
every
Saturday
night
w.Mttvcr
you
need,
tdvertlae
for
It
I
v
'
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommad&tiona
for
Private
CI.AHSlUF.li
CKT
TMK
HABIT.
Parties
Phone
457
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
MX..
No.
275
PRINCE
RUPERT,
11.
C,
FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER,
23.
1928
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
GEORGE
NEW
DEPUTY
VICTORIA,
Nov.
23.
Oscar
C.
Ilass
was
appointed
deputy
Attorney
General
succeeding
W.
D.
Carter-
who
now
becomes
official
Administrator
to
Vancouver
at
his
own
request.
PROP0SALSF0R
OUTlAWING
OF
LIQUOR
MAKING:
AIo
Su?ge.tion
ja
i'roliiltltlon
Convention
to
.llave
Vole
Taken
On
liter
for
Vancouver
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
23.
Rev.
I.
Mc
In
tyre,
orginizer,
pro-
o.er
:o
the
II.
C.
Prohibition
A
nciation
t'iiay
tjat
the
govern
ment
be
ii'ke.l
to
obtain
federal
cgi
i.aiion
provkiinfT
for
a
refer
uwlum
in
each
province
with
if
,-iew
to
the
outlawry
of
the
man
fat
ture
of
li'juu.
The
organiser
a
bio
proposed
a
efererxlum
be
tajnn
in
Greater
Vancouver
with
toe
purpose
of
polishing
beer
parlors.
-
!
Railway
offices
this
morning
'i
ported
350
cars
of
grain
on
he
territory
West
of
Jasper
Park
raund
here.
Fifty-five
carloadi
tave
arrived
durirwr
the
last
went-four
hours.
FINAL
HALIBUT
season.
IS
SOLD
TODAY:,,
Sumner
and
Cape
lteale
Relieved
to
Re
Last
ISoatH
of
Season
'
'
a
j
II
.
.Marketing
Here
The
Cape
.
I!lc
received
'
12.1c
!
ind
fSi
from
the
Canadkn
Fish
&
The
Sumner
sold
most
of
her
catch
at
Juneau
while
coming
Cold
Storage
for
1G00
poundu
south.
NOTICE
RE
WATER
PIPES
Owing
to
numerous
complaints
about
low
Avaler
pressure
received
by
the
Water
Department,
all
citltens
having
water
pipes
insufficiently-protected
are
notified
that
the
Board
of
Works
have
issued
instructions
to
shut
off
all
services
thereto,
after
November
30,
1923.
II.
A.
McLEAN,
City
Engineer.
277
SERIOUSLY
SEA
SERPENT
PROBABLY
HUGE
SQUID
That
Hie
sea
rorpentsi
declared
to
have
been
been
by
mariners
and
others
on
this
coast
were
probably
giant
Kqrids,
such
an
those
reported
frrm
tirrc
to
time
and
wen
alto
by
himself,
is
the
opinion
of
Rev.
Canon
Rushbrook,
who
addressed
the
Rotary
Club
ye..ter:'ay
cn
marine
life
and
native
ethnology.
('anon
Hush'irook
told
of
one
that
was
wren
near
the
mruth
of
the
Naas
River
that
measured
."0
e:t
in
length
and
whose
lateral
speed
was
even
greater
than
that.
He
himself
had
measure-.!
one
37
feet
long,
whose
sac
was
lars;e
enough
for
him
to
crawl
into.
Seen
after
the
lecture,
the
archdeacon
said
Jte
vat
strongly
of
opinion
that
the
wa
serpents
were
simply
enormous
saulds.
WELL
KNOWN
CHINESE
NURSE
STABBED
IN
BACK
BY.AN
UNKNOWN
ASSAILANT
ON
HASTING
STREET,
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
23.
When
stabbed
in
the
lower
part
of
the
bck
with
a
long-bladed
knife
in
the
hands
of
an
unknown
assailant,
Nellie
(
how,
weM-known
Chinese
nurse
and
sitter
to
Alexander
Cumyow,
court
intrepreter,
lat
night
was
the
victim
of
a
murderous
attack
at
the
corner
of
Hasting
Street
East
and
Jackson
Avenue.
The
assailant
escaped
fn
the
fog.
The
woman
was
proceeding
homeward
alone
when
a
man
coming
up
behind
her
plunged
a
knife
into
her
back
without
warning,
the
blade
penetrating
deep
into
her
body.
(PLEADED
GUILTY
TO
THEFT
COVT.
MONEY
M.
Daggett
Dealt
With
in
Police
Court
This
Afternoon
by
,
.Magistrate
McClymont
ILL
THIRD
GRAIN
BOAT
SEASON
DUE
HERE
SUNDAY
TO
LOAD
King
George
Seriously
III
At
Buckingham
Palace
Today
an
d
People
of
Country
Are
Anxious
nNDON,
Nov.
23.
King
George's-illness
assumed
a
I
AMDjMfiQ
OF
w
hat
more
serious
asnect
todav
with
tho
further
tie-,
kttllliliUJ
Ui
icnt
of
congestion
ot
one
of
his
lungs.
He
was
able
urn
some
rest
this
afternoon,
however,
and
this
was
-red
a
hopeful
development.
bulletin
from
Buckingham
Palace
at
mid-day
said:
King
passed
a
restless
night,
his
temperature
at
101.
There
is
a
slight
extension
of
mischief
in
.j:,
but
His
Majesty's
strength
is
maintained."
Stanley
Ewett
and
Lord
Dawson
of
Penn,
King's
ians,
signed
the
bulletin.
pite
reassurances
the
public
anxiety
was
not
al-It
was
recalled
that
King
Edward's
fatal
illness
'1
with
congestion
of
the
lungs.
There
was
a
con--
i
ream
of
visitors
at
the
palace
this
morning.
A
outside
the
palace
all
morning
was
anxious
for
HALIBUT
AT
PORT
LARGE
Canadian
Policy
Will
Aid
in
Securing
Unity
and
World
Peace
i
TORONTO,
Nov.
Zl
Premier
Mackenzie
King,
speak-ing
at
a
banquet
tendered
him
by
the
Bourd
of
Trade
here
last
night,
declared
his
administration
entered
the
diplomatic
field,
not
only
to
assume
responsibilities
for
Canada's
external
affairs,
but
also
because
it
was
believed
hat
consultation
and
co-operation
with
British
ambassadors
abroad
would
serve
to
broaden
the
base
and
secure
more
firmly
the
foundation
upon
which
the
British
Empire
government
rested
and
make
for
British
unity
and
its
permanency
as
well
as
world
peace.
wlmrf.
where
he
had
been
whnrf-
with
Mr.
Orr.
On
seeing
Mr.
Orr.--
inirer
for
many
years
up
to
the
Mr.
Robertson
turnea
to
go,
tear-
r.v
,
imn
thv
.hnrtaire
was
discovered
ing
a
trap
He
said
Mr
Orr
grap-
ami
oc
irom
we
Awin
risneries:
-
-
i
.
,
.
.
for.
a
big
catch
of
10,000
pounds.
a
couple
oi
wi-cks
ago.
while
the
Sumner
received
12c!
"
"
FELL
FROM
WINDOW,
INSTANTLY
KILLED
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
28.
In
losing
her
balance
and
falling
two
stories
to
the
ground
from
pled
with
him
and
during
the
scuffle
pointed
a
small
revolver
at
him.
He
said
he
struck
Mr.
Orr
with
a
chair.
When
he
finally
got
:T0
SEARCH
FOR
DRUG
SELLERS
HALIBUT
BOATS
VICTORIA,
Nov.
23.
British
:
Imperial
and
Hrunvol
Not
Heard
Columbia
will
auk
tho
federal
gpv-J
of
Since
Fishing
Closed
eminent
to
amend
Uw
Upiaiafe4t
-
,
Over
Week
Ato1-
--'
Narcotic
Drugs
Act
so
as
to
pro-
'
.
.
.
vide
the
(ash
for
convicted
drug
sellers.
'NO
BILL'
FOUND
AGAINST
THE
HEAD
OF
Pntess
something
definite
had
i
been
learned
as
to
the
whereabouts
condition
of
the
vessels
which
!and
have
not
been
accounted
for
since
I
the
commencement
of
the
close
j
f
...
ago
yesterday,
gov-
Ketchikan
this
morning
to
seerth
NANA1MO.
Nov.i
23.
-In
the
for
the
American
halibut
boats
assize
court
the
grand
jury
r-
Imperial,
Capt.
J.
C.
Rahman,
and
turned
"no
bill"
in
the
case
of
E.:Brunvol,
Capt.
Charlie
Bloomquist
A.
Wilson,
president
of
the
'
according
to
word
reeehed
today
Aquarian
Foundation,
charged
by
!
from
the
north.
The
Imperial
and
'Robert
England
with
misappro-1
llrunvol
are
the
last
boats
still
Ipriatlon
of
fund
of
the
Founda-
out
and
nothing
has
been
heard
tion.
of
them
since
fishing
ctoseu.
"
Lawyer
Struck
Parson
With
a
Chair
in
Hotel
Room
Vancouver
According
to
Evidence
in
Court
V
AMrniTVK.T?
Nnv
9'
TJnv
S
RnWtJsnn
Or
a'Tc&AS
I'lcadcl
not
guilty
before
Magistrate
Fimllay
in
the
police
Tk
rBiHiillati
Thimi
Vmu
al:,!",""
"
"u"'
'U"K
"
.
.
.
.
..-..0
............
,
ill
II
T?Kit.tfiri
K
in
i
If
inn
I
hmol
the
American
Sumner,
selling
'
"
'
1,B!"clt
m
nig
uukiui
inuum
u.
nuutiwu,,,
j..,
ihr
rh
over
the
local
fish
sentence
ot
six
montns
oy
tMag.
Novemoor
If.
exchange
this
morning,
are
prob-
McClymont
-n
city
Hke
court
Ur
Robertson,
in
testifying
said
that
ho
had
gone
to
biy
the
final
vessels
to
land
hai-
Jf.t"r.""
,T.h
the
hotel
on
representations
that
a
"Mr.
Arwell,"
wished
Ibut
at
Prince
Rupert
this
mson.
1
:V
ont.
'him
.T.
C.
MoKnv.
barrister,
was
in
the
room
following
the
starting
of
the
close
me
iuihis
ui
in
iimiik
-
SHOT
FRIEND;
KILLED
SELF
away,
he
called
the
iolice.
Mr.
Orr.
testifying,
said
that
a
CHICAGO),
Nv.
23,
-Two
old
soon
us
Mr.
Robertson
saw
him
hei
,
roniei)
W(,nt
out
nuilljnK
together
struck
him
with
a
chair,
felling
i
him
to
the
floor.
Mr.
Orr
said
he
nulled
a
irun
loaded
with
blank
the
sill
of
the
window
she
was
cftrtridges.
He
said
he
was
in
cleaning,
Mrs.
M.
F.
Lockhart.
CO
fcfir
0f
ni8
Hfe,
Resuming
service
after
having
Mr.
Robertson
maue
in
court
as
undergone
a
two
weeks'
overhaul
counsel
for
Gordon
Heck,
who
following
a
tetent
collision
with
was
suing
for
divorce
and
mming
a
dock
In
Vancouver
harbor,
C.
Mr.
Orr
as
his
co-respondent.
The
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Royal,
case
Is
continuing.
Pnul
All.art
lllpnon.
arrived!
In
fi.rnoon
from
PKICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
23
-The
the
ho
south
southandwIllsallatlOp.m.l
and
on
her
return
waypoints.
to
Vancouver
and
price
or
wheat
ws
nerc
today.
in
the
woods
in
this
district
on
Tuesday.
Ose
was
accidentally
shot
by
the
other,
who
thereupon
put-
his
gun
to
his
head
and
blew
his
own
brains
out.
Search
par-
years
or
age,
ws
tnsianuy
Kiueu
Wlfnss
Baiq,he
wished
to
see
;
tjM)
fo(jnd
U)e
b0(llw
yinf
yesterday.
,Vt
,,
H
j
lliRobertn
to,
persuade
him
i
to
.
wthw
jn
the
woedr.
'
'
k
'
'
jreHtltk
cerUin
statements
that
to-
RESCUED
FROM
FLOE
.
ON
LAKE
MANITOBA
WINNIPEG.
Nov.
2J.
Six
men
who
were
lost
on
Lake
Manitoba
since
Tuesday,
when
they
were
swept
away
on
an
Ice
floe,
were
rescued
yesterday,