CLASSIFIED
HABIT
VIC
TORIA,
Oct.
23.
The
time
has
come
when
Can
IS
GUILTY
OF
LIQUOR
SALE!:
i:
McKny
of
Pastime
.
.
.
a
Pool
j
C
om
l
ined
$.100
in
City
Police
Court
Today
police
court
thlt
morn-r:
McKay
ttf
the
Pa-rom
wa
convicted
by
i:
i
Months
impriaonmeni,
w
d.
R.
K.
Jonea.
city'
prosecuted
and
W.
O.
(
rl
on
behalf
of
the
de-j
iiii
f
witness
for
the
i
Steve
Stenlch
and
a
Constable
William
"'h
or
Anyox,
and
Ser-V
M.
Hannah.
The
de-
number
of
witnesses
DRIVE
2.000
REINDEER
OUT
OK
WESTERN
ALASKA
SEWARD.
Oct.
28:
With
a
thousand
mile
journey
a-head
of
them
Paul
KjeKtUI,
a
NorweKian.
and
two
com
lianiona
started
to
drive
a
herd
of
2.000
reindeer
from
Akiak
on
the
Kuskokwim
River
in
Western
Alaska
out
along
the
Alaska
peninsula
to
the
vicinity
of
Herehdeen
M((
lytnout
of
selling
t
Ray
and
extiects
to
complete
Friday,
A
fine
of
$300.
the
trip
by
April
"next
i
nn
howlod
vnhfrlns
nlnnre
thn
streets.
CHINESE
FOUND
DEAD
SAN
QUKNTt..
Cal.,
Oct.
23.
Ion
Ying.
Chinese,
awaiting
ex-ecuVion
for
the
murdw
of
ten
countrymen
in
a
rice
Held
near
.i
i
it..
tAairffottl.
Snbiano
county,
was
'ami
in
uiu
mriw
'
-
it
there
was
no
8!c.
(
found
dead
in
his
cell
today.
Miniature
Tornado
Strikes
London
And
South
ot
England
Doing
Considerable
Damage
IAN
DON,
Oct.
23.
London
and
the
south
of
Eng-
l:ir
nitrlif
nvtinpirmrwul
n
miniature
toniaUO
and
a
LONDON
SUFFERS
FRO
Premier
Tolmie
Comes
Out
In
Favor
Canadian
Naval
Power
Extension
s
v
Torts
on
Pacific
Should
Be
Protected
and
Canada
Should
Assume
Proper
Share
of
Work.
:ouid
assume
its
proper
share
of
the
work
of
pro-c
the
British
Empire
by
sea,
Premier
Tolmie
said
caking
at
the
Trafalgar
Day
ceremonies
at
the
'
awent
Buildings.
i
Bt-ing
enthusiastic
Britishers
when
we
have
a
bushel
at
to
sell
or
when
we
need
some
capital,
is
not
player
part
in
the
Empire,"
the
Premier
said.
"We
in
a
iiave
on
the
Pacific
Coast
in
our
own
province
an
ivc
coast
line.
We
have
on
that
coast
rapidly
dene
cities,
big
industries,
accumulation
of
much
Our
coast
cities
are
the
outlet
for
the
great
4
"xford
Circus
and
neighboring
streets
were
centres
gallon.
'
no
Stnvtn'o
vinlnnnn
Pnvf
a
fit
thn
roofs
of
several;
Tho
h(
n
1
..
m...
.
e
11
t
.
....u...n
that
the
torrentln
streets
befort
t
h
KB
pitiiTi
uinitii
u
UI
IMIIHHI
THE
NATIONAL
CAPITOL
Parliament
Buildings
at
lit';,
u
wnich
will
soon
bt-
iouuw
mic
jiuiw.
m.
cav
vix
uo.
i..
to
auu
opening
of
pariimci.L.
Premier
M
ui-kenzie
King
is
seen
in
the
in
et.
i
iasi
line
must,
De
ueienuen,
not
oniy
ior
ourselves
r
all
of
Canada
because
of
their
place
in
Canada's
u
trade."
'
SI
"
"
s
s-
....
m-
r.
mi,
Another
big
financial
group
from
the
United
States
is
making,
a
bid
for
the
Prince
Kupert
power
and
light
franchise
and
proposes
to
spend
a
large
sum
of
money,
something
like
a
million
dollars,
immediately
title
to
the
proporties
can
be
secured,
guaranteeing
an
addition
of
5,000
horsepower
within
two
years
and
making
proper
provision
for
extension.
The
proposal
comes
from
W.
E.
Vogelback
of
Chicago,
opeating
in
the
west
as
the
Western
States
Public
Service
Corporation
with
John
C.
Rath,
vice-president
of
the
parent
con-
4
cent,
at
Its
head.
It
Is
Dftekeu
but
it
will
be
held
as
an
auxil-
finniielally
by
such
firms
as
iary
.operated
automatically
in
Davis
tangstaff
&
Co.,
a
Unking
ca.se
of
any
failure
of
the
bigger
and
bond
house
and
they
in
turn,
plant.
are
associated
with
other
banking!
Mr.
Clark
in
discussing
the
institutions.
;
proposals
with
the
Daily
News
Mr.
VftgelUck
hs
had
two
en-!
Emitted
that
his
principals
were
gincera
here.
S.
Shaffner
and
W.
"V
"
II.
Shoard.
Shaffner
went
over
the
whole
irrount?
Jind
recom
mends
the
harnesaing
electrically
of
lllg
Falls
on
the
Ecstall
River
where
it
is
estimated
that
from
twenty
to
thirty
thousand
horsepower
can
be
secured.
The
power
will
be
generated
at
the
falls
and
brought
across
the
-a
of
rain
such
as
has
rarely
been
recorded
he.!;;";
,
,
.it
and
iictc
ot
nf
wind
una
Shaffner
went
south
Sunday
after
torrents
gusts
rreets
became
raging
hu
re
p
t
down
chimneys,
smashed
windows
and
shop
signs
shoard
U
checkfng
up
and
will
remain
to
complete
the
Invest!-
company
is
"uii'lings
were
ripped
off,
the
plate
glass
windows
of
big
here
today
by.
t,.
s.
c
"
firm
of
Lawson
Maw
av
rm
'
-
re
blown
In,
goods
and--
r
7
'
I.80"
'he
windows
into
the
und
buses
rocked
like
n
a
stofmy
sea
to
the
terror
I
wprp
represented
Clark
of
the
and
Clark,
Zr
l"e!"-i8t"m
BweI'1
"
;
River
apd
a
guarantee
that
there
1,
iUtomfllllKift.
atnnnnil
.
,
iinri
.i
ond
tllis
OVfr
a
paiCll
Ch
.
.
'
...
'll'iven
lniWvupila
litr
ihn
"f
the
wind.
'I1'
wind
lifted
off
a
large
part
!'
""'
of
the
Ivibor
Exchange,
va.)'
it
int'i
the
street.
The
the
alarm
1
c
.
crashed
to
.
J'submltled
accompanied
by
a
con-t.uplls
who
escaped
Injur).
fcWl.
Arnifram
iA,
,uD
.
.
1
.
1
,
1
ma
t
n
mtv
i-
'a
in
"
v
v.
nv
v.wi
torn
off
by
numireu.
-
-
1
uunii
tnv.ua
will
m
nn
inrrriiso
in
lh
nnwar
...j-.--
h
fftct
Ir
tne
ma,
Koe9
through
no
at-
attributed
to
m
list
being
,,voi
a
rain
cieareu
"'""
l"ZZ
'"
.
V
vinA
I
v
'l.t.
inrinri
uie
ounwaiinns
piani
Rupert
would
soon
be
needing
much
more
iower
than
was
being
used
today.
He
also
felt
"that
his
principals
would
be
in
a
posi
it
would
be
for
all
concerned
so
there
would
be
no
unnecessary
delay
.
J.
Clyne
of
tho
firm
of
Williams,
Manson
&
Gonzales
is
acting
locally
for
the
Vogelbacks.
Capt.
J.
b.
Watson
of
the
Bobolink
sailed
thl
after-
Boston
Grill
-1
rcsdt
th
Cliuwlfled
Ad.
Everyone
LAIMIK
CABARET
II
jou
Ioe,
KlvertlM
tor
It,
Speclsl'
Dlnnera
Thurodayi
aad
If
you
find,
locaU
the
owner.
Saturday
Dancing
every
Sulnrdaj
night
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
(or
It
Irom
9
to
12.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
HABIT.
"
CLASSIFIED
Tilt:
,;;T
Accomodation
for
Prlvae
Partlea
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia'
Newspaper
I'hone
457
r-V
XVIII
No.
249
PRINCE
RUPERT,
P..
C,
TUESDAY,
OCTOBER
M,
1928
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
WEB
PROPO
M
SEVERE
WIND
km
x
u
mm.
m
a.tiviiy
in
.reparation
for
the
New
Bid
Being
Made
For
Power
1
Franchise
Of.
Prince
Rupert
By
Powerful
Chicago
Financiers
'Proposal
to
Harness
Bij;
Falls
Spending
Nearly
Million
premier
s.
r.
tolmie
Dollars
in
Developing
Hydro-electric
Plant
to
Serve
City
Vrgcs
thai
Canada
assume
pro
per
.;haiv
01
naval
protection
01
tion
to
help
Prince
Rupert
so
nritMh
Empire
especially
of
cit
that
a
market
for
the
power
iea
tj0
Vt-1
.
j
i
on
this
coast.
wouia
tnus
ue
lounu.
111s
principals
were
quite
agreed
as
to
the
development
they'
would
undertake"
and
the
only
question
now
was
how
much
should
be
j
paid
for
the
old
plant
which!
would
be
practically
useless
as
soon
as
the
new
plant
was
in
op-
eratlon.
It
would
be
necesary
to;
operate
it
and
also
the
Drydock
'
steam
plant
until
such
time
as;
..1
1...
11.
rri
;
JAPANESE
STEAMER
DAMAGED
IN
GALE
IS
RETURNING
TO
VICTORIA
VICTORIA,
Oct.
23:
The
Japanese
steamer
('hoy
Maru
which
left
Alberni
October
1(1
for
Yo-
new
mum
.t
uuiu.
111c
me
.
,
...
,
,,
.
komama
with
a
full
cargo
of
lum-sooner
this
...0
was
ri
done
the
u-
1
better1,
.
,
.
,
"
,
,.
.
be,r
is
reported
putting
back
to
:
Victoria
after
having
been
dam-jaged
In
a
gale
900
miles
off
the
B.
C.
coast.
MINEKS
MET
DEATH
BUCKLEY,
Oct.
23:
Six
miners
met
their
deith
yesterday
In
an
explosion
in
the
McAlpin
Coal
noon
0
nthe
Catala
for
a
trip
to
j
Company's
mine
near
here.
The
Victoria.
t
'.
bodies
have
been
recovered.
OTHE
PROTEST
MADE
BY
OWNERS
OF
ISLAND
PLANTS
Order
Against
Using
Herring
for
.
Reduction
Purposes
is
Disastrous
VANCOUVER,Oct.
23:
Operators
of
twelve
herring
reduction
plants
in
the
area
north
of
Bark-ley
Sound
after
a
week
end
conference
protested,
today
to
the
Provincial
Government
against
a
!
recent
ruling
that
the
manrfnet-
urer
of
fish
meal
and
oil
from
herring
be
prohibited.
A
letter
addressed
to
Hon.
S.
L.
Howe
asked
that
'in
view
of
the
heavy
financial
commitments
already
made,
permission
to
operate
be
granted
until
the
end
of
the
year.
The
operators
stated
that
they
would
wejeome
a
thorough
Investigation
Of
'the
Wtuatlorf'early
next
year
in
order
that
the'ques-tion
might
be
finally
settled.
It
was
pointed
out
that
the
stoppage
of
herring
reducMon
work
would
mean
the
loss
of
$200,000
to
the
packers
and
throw
400
persons
out
of
employment.
S.
C.
Thomson
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
this
morning
from
a
brief
business
trip
to
Anyox
and
Stewart.
AND
RAIN
ST
T
xt
Of
Angle-French
Treaty
Pub.ished
In
England
In
White
Paper
hsued
Ly
Government
LONDON,
Oct.
23.
The
full
history
of
the
inception
and
negotiations
of
the
naval
compromise
between
France
aim
uiuac
Britain
was
made
public
last
night
by
the
British
foreign
office.
Lord
Cushendun,
acting
as
foreign
minister,
explained
that
the
only
reason
for
withholding
publication
of
the
papers
was
fear
of
embarrassing
other
governments
by
what
might
seem
an
attempt
to
force
their
hand.
i
The
compromise
agreement
itself
is
quite
brief.
The
document
in
the
form
of
a
white
paper
isued
last
nljrht
consists
of
,
45
pages.
The
text
of
the
ajrree-:
munt
follows
limitations
which
a
i
disarmament
conference
-will
have
to
determine
arid
will
deal
with
four
classe
of
warships.
!
1.
Capital
ships
that
Is
ships
over
j
10.000
tons
cr
with
guns
of
more
I
than
ciht
inch
calibre.
2.
Air
craft
carriers
of
over
10,000
tons.
3.
Surface
vessels
of
or
below
10.000
tons
armed
with
guns
of
more
than
six
inches
and
up
to
eight
inch
calibre.
4.
Ocean
gobg
submarines
over
COO
tuna.
PAT
BURNS
IS
MENTIONED
TO
GO
TO
IRELAND
Several
Names
Suggested
na
Possible
inisteru
to
Free
State
for
Canada
-
WASHINGTON.
Oct
-23.-The
TTAWA.OefcfjaTli
)n
ranop-Brltish
treaty
regulates,'
M
yesterday
that
wlfe
of-limitations
in
classes
one
and
two
ficial
circ,es
in
Ottawa
state
and
the
disarmament
conference
;
ncre
is
no
act,on
contemplated
in
will
only
hare
to
consider
the
ieprarri.
to
the
exchange
of
rep-
method
of
extending
these
llmita-
reseniauves.
me
mauer
win
oe
tions
to
nowers
hoh-sk'natorv
to
under
consideration
upon
the
re-
this
treaty.
As
regards
classes
three
and
four
a
final
disarmament
confer-
i
.
i
ence
win
nx
the
maximum
ton
turn
of
Premier
King
to
Canada,
the
Journal
says:
Among
the
names
suggested
as
Canada's
representative
in
Dublin
nagc
applicable
to
all
the
powers'are
those
of
T.
Dairy
McGee
of
which
no
power
will
be
allowed
to
exceed
for
the
total
of
vessels
in
each
of
these
respective
cata-
gorics
during
the
period
covered
by
the
convention
within
this
maximum
limit.
Each
power
will
at
the
final
conference
indicate
tor
each
of
these
categories
the
tonnage
hey,
propose
Jto
reach
and
which
they
undertake
not
to
exceed
during
the
period
covered
by
tue
convention.
Ottawa,
Baron
Shaughnessey
of
Montreal,
E.
Scully
of
St.
John,
N.
R.,
Edward
Hume
Blake
of
Toronto
arid
Pat
Burns
of
FISH
ARRIVALS
Total
of
82.200
Pounds
of
Halibut
Mostly
American
Sold
Today
A
total
of
82,200
pounds
of
halibut
was
sold
at
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning
as
follows:
American
Paragon,
35.000
pounds,
Booth
Fisheries,
15.1c
fcnd
6c.
Trinity,
30,000
pounds,
Atlin
Fisheries,
14.8c
and
6c.
Sherman,
10,000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.,
10.3c
and
Cc.
Harding,
6,000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storagt
Co.,
16.5c
and
Cc.
Canadian
Muirneag,
1,200
pounds,
Cana
dian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.,
i
14.5c
and
7c.
THEATRE
FIRE
AT
SKAGWAY
People
Attending
Political
Meeting
ForcH
Out
Into
Snow
by
Blaze
SEWARD.
Oct.
23:
Fire
which
broke
out
in
Fifth
Ave.
Theatre
at
Skagway
during
a
free
motion
picture
show
prior
to
a
Democratic
rally
forced
spectators
Into
the
street
in
the
midst
of
a
heavy
snowstorm
yesterday.
The
film
caught
fire
destroying
'he
machine
and
damaging
the
theatre
furnishings.
The
crowd
escaped
without
a
sign
of
panic.