CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Everyon
read
th
Claulflod
Ad
ir
you
lose,
advertise
for
It.
If
jrou
find,
locate
tho
owner.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
fJKT
THE
CLASSIFIED
HABIT.
Vol.
XVIII..
No.
223.
SEARCH
NO
BAIL
FOR
!
NORTHCOTT
i
j
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
22.
Con-
inl
To
rema
n
in
ia
1
unti
extra.
Htiun
proceeding'
haw-
been
d(
termined,
Gordon
Stuart
Northcott
announced
today
through
his
attorney
Frank
Lyons
that
he
will
not
seek
his
freedom
on
ball.
Ex
tradition
will
probably
take
two
months.
POLICE
SEARCHING
FOR
A
FINLANDER
i
h
,,.
.
.
o
w.
VICTORIA.
Sept.
.-rrovln-;,,
w
.ai
poui
t?
nere
ami
an
uer
"
u'
i
n
i
oiumhia
nave
launcnea
a
an
b
for
Tolvo
Valikangas,
a
l'Atin
of
Malcolm
Island
follow-4r?
the
discoverry
some
weeks
fi.-'o
of
the
body
of
his
wife
In
a
mall
pond
not
far
from
the
h
tn;
stead
occupied
by
the
two.
Tlx
i
r
was
a
wound
in
the
back
en
the
woman's
head.
WHEAT
PRICES
GAVE
JUMP
AT
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
22
Wheat
ITii'i
-
gave
a
decided
jump
today
t
ip
pi
ke
for
Number
1
Northern
hrrc
being
$1.18V4.
COMMISSIONER
ARRIVES
Q
KP.EC.
Sept
22.
Sir
William
Clark,
first
high
commissioner
for
Great
Britain
in
Canada,
arrived
here
today.
No
Blame
Attached
In
Airplane
Disaster
Victoria
Seattle
Run
Several
Recommendations
Made
In
Regard
to
Licensing
Pilots
for
the
Carrying
of
Passengers
toi
Insure
Safety
'
Horrible
Details
of
Murder
of
Nine
Year
Old
Walter
Collins
By
Fifteen
Year
Old
Sanford
Clark
Tells
Ghoulish
Story
of
Riverside
Crime
in
Which
Axes
Were
Uned
RIVERSIDE,
California,
September
22.
Allegation
of
how
the
Mred
mother
planned
the
killing
and
herself,
allegedly,
struck
the
final
blow
in
one
of
her
son's
suspected
boy
murders
was
made
to
Riverside
officials
last
night
by
fifteen
year
old
Sanford
Clark
in
relating
the
details
of
the
alleged
slaying
of
nine
year
old
Walter
C
ollins
of
Los
Angeles.
Young
Clark
in
the
story
alleged
that
it
was
Mrs.
Louisa
North-cot:
who
dictated
the
manner
in
which
the
boy
was
to
be
killed
and
u
Hiding
to
Clark's
story
she
pleaded
that,
if
this
ever
comes
out
j
court,t
tne
blame
be
placed
on
Northern
and
PRINCE
t
ttHt
4
&
PftlNCIi
GEORGE
.
TUH.sS
DOWN
TAX
ON
IMPROVEMENTS
PRINCE
GEORGE,
Sept.
22.
The
city
council
has
decided
against
the
taxations
of
improvements
in
Prince
George.
They
passed
a
rea-o.ution
unanimously
declar
ing
tax
uncalled
for,
unnecessary
and
not
in
the
best
intercuts
of
the
taxpayers
i
as
a
whole.
.Courtesy
et
a
h.
..eiuison
day.
I'm.,
The
following
quotations'
were
bid
and
asked.
Argenta
Rufus
26'i;
26'-.
Bayview
6Vi;
U2.
Big
Missouri
50;
51.
Cork
Province
20;
36.
Cotton
Belt
80;
68.
'.
Dunwell
11;
13.
Duthie
nil;
95.
George
Copper
9.26;
6,80.
Georgia
River
36Vs;
17.
'
Glaslar
ail;
25.
GolcowU
88;
88.
Grandview
40;
40
'fc.
Independence
18;
18.
Indian,
nil;
0.
Kootenay
Florence
SI;
21
ft.
L.
&
L.
9;
10.
Lakeview,
IVi;
nil.
Lucky
Jim
26;
26.
Marmot
Metakt,
9;
10.
Marmot
River
Gold,
9;
lOlfc
Mohawk
C,-;
6.
National
Silver
1
Mi;
14
.
Pend
Oreille
18.80;
11.00.
Sorter
Idaho
07;
fio.
Premier
2.81;
2.82.
Richmond
2;
nil.
Ruth
Hope
59;
GO.
Silver
Crest
10;
10)4.
Silverado,
nil;
70:
Silversmith.
12;
18
Slocan
King
GVti
nil.
Sunloek
2.80;
2.50.
Snowflake
,40;
40.
Terminus
14;
15.
Topley
Richfield
00$
Gi,
Torio
2.40;
8.00.
White
Water
1.05;
2,00.
'
Woodbine
10;
10)4.
Oils
Devenish
G3;
G-lVi.
Fabyon
11;
11V&.
Home,
2.60;
2.G5.
DECISION
IN
ASSAULT
CASE
HELD
OVER
AFTER
CROWN
EVIDENCE
HEARD
After
hearing
evidence
of
the
crown,
Magistrate
aiciiymont,
in
city
police
court
this
morning,
reserved
until
Tuesday
his
de-
Avenue,
by
hitting
her
on
the
head
with
a
whiskey
bottle.
City
Solicitor
E.
Y.
Jones
prosecuted
,,nd
Milton
Gomales
acted
for
the
defendant.
OTTAWA,
September
22.
No
blame
is
attached
to
anyone
for
eision
as
to
whether
or
not
Willie
loss
of
the
Victoria-Seattle
plane
with
seven
lives
on
August
(ijam
Contois,
charged
with
as-
-j
in
the
findings
of
the
board
of
inquiry
made
public
today
by
the
,ault
occasioning
actual
bodilj
d
nartment
of
national
defence.
'harm,
should
be
committed
for
Poor
visibility
is
given
ns
the
probable
cause
of
the
accident,
trial.
It
la
alleged
that
Contois
It
vn
.ininfwi
nut
hmF
in
tho
l.nnr.l's
recommendatiomi
that
assaulted
Buddy
Hines,
Comox
'
'vfiw
uuv
viivivst
as
1)1
lot
uhnnM
tint
I
in
llpoiiauil
in
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
RUPERT.
B.C..
SATURDAY.
SEPTEMBER
22,
1928
LINER
LADY
HAWKINS
:
Limited,
attci-
launching
at
(
wife
of
C.N.
It.
director.
SEARCH
MADE
EARL
GODFREY;
intensive
Effort
to
Find
Miming;
Airmen
Who
Have
Been
It
'
a
Week
WINNIPEG,
Sept.
22.
By
land,
lir
and
water
intensive
search
for
Squadron
Leader
Godfrey
and
his
three
companions
lost
in
the
northern
wilderness
may
lie
un
dertaken
immediately
under
direction
of
the
department
of
na
tional
defense,
Ottawa.
No
word
has
been
received
from
Godfrey
since
he
left
Peace
River.
;
OTTAWA.
Sept.
22.
Other
planes
in
addition
to
the
one
from
Ladder
Lake
in
charge
of
Captain
Mercer,
will
be'
ordered
nut
to
search
for
the
missing
air-
men.
Boats
have
also
been
in-
Strutted
to
watch
out
for
them
a
well
as
members
of
the
mount-
pffnrt
in
miiWp
a
widespread
search.
;
1
CHARGED
WITH
THEFT
FROM
FISHING
CRAFT
Two
Youths
Said
lo
Have
Taken
Watch,
Blanket
and
Gun
From
'
Halibut
Boat
Tramp
Charged
with
the
theft
of
u
watch,
gun
and
blanket
from
the
halibut
boat
Tramp
on
the
water-!
front,
Joe
Seymour,
Indian,
and,
a
juvenile
appeared
before
Magistrate
McClymont
in
city
police
court
this
morning.
Adjournment
was
taken
at
the
request
of
the
crown.
i
OLIVER
RETIRES
OTTAWA.
Sspt
?
-
Hon.
Frank
Oliver
completed
his
duties
yesterday
on
the
Board
of
Railway
Commissioners,
having
reached
the
age
limit
of
7!.
Sec
on
a
-f
the
ti.
iicing
built
for
arr.me:
Laird
Yards.
Birkenhead,
Intensive
Search
Being
Made
Throughout
North
for
Godfrey
And
His
OTTAWA,
September
22.
Plans
to
conduct
an
aerial
search
for
Godfrey
and
his
companions
from
Ladder
Lake
has
been
cancelled
ant)
a
relief
machine
has
been
sent
from
Cormorant
Lake,
Manitoba,
under
flight
lieutenant
S.
Leemon.
The
machine
is
claimed
to
be
better
euited
for
the
work
than
the
one
at
Ladder
Lake.
EDMONTON,
Sept.
22.
Every
resource
of
the
Hudson's
Bay
Company
is
being
thrown
into
the
north
country
in
the
search
for
Godfrey
On
their
instructions
several
boats
are
searching
the
Peace,
Athabasca,
Eraser
and
Red
Rivers.
Broadcasts
have
been
made
to
all
points
to
be
on
the
lookout.
OTTAWA.
Sept.
22.
Prevented
,
from
going
on
trans-Candda
flight
with
Godfrey,
A.
M.
Nar-,
raway.
assistant
director
of
topographic
surveys
is
confident
that
Godfrey
and
his
companions
are
safe.
Narraway
plotted
the
route
through
the
Peace
River
country
for
the
men
to
follow.
If
an
accident
has
befallen
the
plane
Narraway
says
it
will
be
a
week
or
ten
days
probably
be-
fore
the
lost
men
are
heard
from.
W.
A.
KINGSLANI)
Mpjjb
1
H&
j?ykssH
t'.euerul
Manai
:n-
V
c.-lcrn
Region
j
I
NI!
I
Canadian
National
Steamships
named
by
Mr3.
J.
G.
Gardner,
Flying
Associates
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
TODAY
130,500
LBS.
American
Vessels
Receive
up
to
15.9c
and
7c
and
Canadian
na
High
as
1
1.9c
and
8c
A
total
of
130,500
pounds
of
halibut
was
sold
at
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning.
Four
Amer-
can
vessels
received
from
15c
and
7c
to
15.9c
and
7c
for
120,000,
pounds
while
two
Canadian
vessels
were
paid
14.1c
and
8c
and:
14.9c
and
7c
for
10,500
pounds.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
ns
follows:
Amercian
Alten.
v
00.000
pounds,
Attln
Fisheries,
15c
and
7c.
Daily,
25,000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
lS.Gei
una
ic.
Prosperity,
22,000
pounds
Booth
Fisheries,
15.9c
and
7c.
Bonansa,
13,000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
15.8c
and
7c.
Cnnadlan
Aiken,
5,500
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
14.1c
and
8c.
Gibson,
5,000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
14.9c
and
7c.
BIRTH
NOTICE
A
son
was
born
on
September
J(
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
P.
Smith
of
Telkw.l.
BostonGrill
LARUE
CABARET
BjacUI
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturday
Dancing
evfrj
Haturdar
nlfbt
from
9
to
It.
Dan-e
Hall
for
Hire.
Accomodation
for
Prlvae
Parties
I'hoiie
427
Price
Five
Centa
BEING
MADE
THROUGHOUT
NORTH
FOR
GODFREY
Northcotts
in
Their
Henhouse
her
as
she
was
old
and
it
would
not
be
hard
to
die.
Mrs.
Northcutt
and
her
son
Gor-
don
Northcott
who
are
held
by
the
Canadian
authorities,
were
in-
dieted
on
the
murder
charge
yea-.
terday.
1
Clark
alleges
that
Northcott
"
JP
aaam
plan
as
making
too
much
noise.
It
was
she,
Clarke
charged,
who
led
the
two
youths
at
nijfht
to
the
hen
house
where
the
Collins
boy
slept
on
a
cot.
Clarke
alleged
that
Northcott
first
struck
the
boy
with
the
back
of
the
axe
under
his
grandmother's
direction.
Clark
further
alleged
that
he
himself
struck
the
lad
on
the
Icot
with
a
light
hatchet.
Then
charged
that
Mrs.
Northcott
a
,arfe
axe
nd
struck
f
jnl
blow
BAPTIST
LADIES'
AH)
TLA
IS
SUCCESSFUL!
Pretty
Function
Yesterday
After-
noon
In
Church
Wns
Well
Attended
A
successful
tea
was
held
yesterday
at
First
Baptist
Church;
under
the
auspices
of
the
ladles'
i
Aid.
The
rooms
were
beautifully
decorated
with
sweet
peat
and
dahlias.
Mrs.
P.
II.
Linsey,
president
of
the
aid,
received
the
guests.
The
ladies
in
charge
of
the
tea
room
were
Mrs.
Jack
Lindsay,
Mrs.
A.
Ivarson,
Mrs.
C.
Larkln,
Mrs.
Bert
Morgan.
Mrs.
C.
0.
Campbell.
Mrs.
Geo.
Johnstone
and
Mrs.
Reg.
Green
had
charge
of
the
home
cooking.
The
cashier
was
Mrs.
Lemon.
I
v
www
flu
nlrcrnft
trnnsuorting
pasflcngerR
without
more
rigid
requirements
than
are
at
present
insisted
upon,
Th.
.e
requirements,
it
is
indicated,
should
include
practical
flying
testa
which
would
demonstrate
tha
ability
of
the
candidate
to
fly
blind
by
instruments
niul
navignte
by
dead
reckoning.
ftp
SHEEP
RAISING
PROPOSED
FOR
P.G.E.
VALLEY
Suggestion
that
Government
Should
Take
Hand
in
Matter
!
1
1
-l
ti
i
,,
aim
uriu
lUlllL'llt'l
VICTORIA,
Sept.
22.
-Sugges-
jtions
th
it
a
yreat
step
towards
I'h"
solut
Ion,
of
the
P.G.E.
prom-lem
will
be
the
turning
of
the
whole
railway
country
into
a
great
sheep
raising
area
with
millions
of
sheep
grazing
upon
t
are
e.v
rxvted
to
receive
serious
consideration
from
Premier
Tol-
Iml.
i.:..
l
:
x
1
-
i
.
uire
aim
mil
Lituuivv,
in
view
oi
recent
ramnrks
on
the
subject
by
the
Premier.
Dr.
Tolmie
has
in
several
of
his
talks
strongly
advocated
de
velopment
of
the
sheep
industry
in
a.
c.
and
jhe
utilisation
of
the
great
grating
areas
In
the
province
not
now
being
used.
A
proposal
from
Vancouer
is
that
the
B.
C.
Government
eata-pftfen
toienretieajH
Ifr
eolatiisi
to
engage
in
sheep
ranching
along
the
P.G.E.
It
would
pay
the
Government,
it
is
claimed,
to
conduct
experimental
.
ranches
'here
and
to
make
available
at
low
cost
pedigreed
Rarabouillet
and
Marino
sheep,
so
adaptable
to
to
that
climate.
Sheep
raising1
is
described
as
the
most
profitable
branch
of
agriculture
in
Western
Canada
today
and
one
that
is
advancing
most
rapidly.
The
domestic
market
for
mutton
is
still
far
greater
than
the
domestic
supply.
LAD
WAS
DROWNED
WHEN
DUCK
HUNTING
GOLDEN.
Sept.
22.
William
Tallis)
seventeen
year
old
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
II.
Tallin
was
drowned
while
duck
hunting
when
he
had
apparently
waded
beyond
his
depth
to
.get
a
duck
he
shot.
FLORIDA
CASUALTIES
ARE
SET
AT
1500
WEST
PALM
BBACII,
Sept.
22.
Governor
Martin
last
night
estimated
Florida's
death
toll
from
the
hurricane
at
1500
after
a
day
spent
in
inspection
of
the
devastated
'sections
of
the
Palm
Beach
Country.
SHOT
WHILE
OUT
HUNTING
Victoria
Boy
Victim
of
Rifle
Hiot
at
Hands
of
Companion
VICTORIA,
Sept.
22.
The
first
hunting
fatality
occurred
yesterday
when
Douglas'
Munday.
23
years
of
age.
was
accidentally
killed
by
a
bullet
from
the
rifle
his
chum
Iaurance
Woodward
was
carryig
while
hunting
in
the
Sooke
district.
Munday
was
shot
through
the
neck
and
died
almost
instantly.
Just
how
it
happened
Wood-wurd
was
unable
to
state
because
of
his
condition
resulting
from
the
shock.
An
inquest
will
take
place
5J
if':,
iri.l
4;
i
'i
ii
"!
it
i.