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M'UVER.
Oct.
11
Mayor
W.
II.
Malkin
and
Louis
'wils
Were
nominated
for
'or
Creater
Vancouver
yes-Trie
candidature
of
the
"in
ioned
in
not
taken
eri-
illor
Richard
Wilson
of
N.incouver
and
Councilor
l
niser
of
Point
Grajr
(
l
inopposed
as
aldermen
for
"
and
12
respectively.
"
-three
candidates
were
1
)r
12
alderreanic
seats;
''
xc-hoolboard
seats;
IS
(or
board
neutn.
Polling
takes
1
vt
Wednesday
and
the
new
tiikc
office
January
2
'lie
anvilriimation
of
the
jple
of
Prince
Rupert
and
the
in
tonal
Airplane
Lumber
whk:h
iht
haw
"hown
'
which
in
continuing
log-!our
accomplishments.
It
is
rations
on
Hi
Fall
jtherefore
with
the
most
sincere
the
KciiUII
River,
ia
atill
regret
that
it
will
be
impoaaible
'
i
njf
foe
a
site
in
Prince
i"i
the
specialty
mill
it
is
I
to
establish
here.
Of-i
the
company
do
not
tin
ms-!vcs
aa
to
whether
m,.v
intend
to
use
a
piece
rfront
near
the
old
Mil-i
nery
at
Seal
Cove
alii
wah
indicated
to
Urn
'
time
ago
that
this
Mobably
he
chosen.
H
for
us
to
be
present
at
in
tunc
lions
planned
for
ua
for
Friday
night
Circumstances
make
it
necessary
for
ua
to
leave
on
tnt
Friday
morning,
train.
"HAROLD
McCKACKEN."
Mr.
McCracken
said
he
hoped
to
be
hack
her
some
day
and
renew
acquaintances
with
the
people
of
the
city.
Also
he
said
Prince
Rupert
aa
the
official
i
t..od
that
arrangements
rUng
aBJ
returning
point
won
k
:
yet
beta
completed
with
rive
a
tood
deal
of
publicity
way
company
for
the
fnm
tB
lectures
which
he
would
'be
delivering
and
his
references
i--
have
at
bean
neat
out
to
thw
would
be
beneficial
KtsU.ll
River
operations.
to
tnc
'
"'
heads
of
the
company
caputa
Bartlett
will
be
re-
U'
morning
that
"it
mftiag
with
the
ship
and
will
h
use
bringing
out
logs
m
jm
Dove
and
Junius
Mird,
1
IX
the
engineers
of
the
vei
IK
NAMED
FOR
MAYOR
OF
MPWVAMrniHnD
:
ni
Malkln
Chief
1
-
in
t
onttw.1
Which
Take
Place
Wednesday
NO
GRAIN
SHIP
IS
EXPECTED
HERE
FOR
A
COUPLE
OF
WEEKS
There
will
have
"to
be
a
hundred
....
r
min
in
the
local
Ra.PL
Oi
iiLRS
elevator
before
the
first
ship
of
the
season
comes
to
load
wheat
and
this
may
be
a
couple
of
weeks
I
yet.
The
movement
of
grain
to
a
4
1
.
t
4
I
uO
avnal-MMI
lO
DC
Ken'
un
pvi
"r-
-
i
.f-.
k.
fir.t
nf
next
week
Ust
night
nineteen
carloads
of
grain
arrive
trom
me
pr-j
...McttMl
bv
the
rK-
Bnu
mure
-
..i
.....
foiirht
tomorrow
even-
ing.
Some
119
cars
of
wheat
were
reported
this
morning
to
be
on
the
railway
line
wei
ton
bound
here.
CHAMBERLAIN
DUE
TO
.
ARRIVE
AT
VICTORIA
END
OF
THIS
MONTH
OTTAWA.
Oct.
11.
-Sir
Austen
rfctnberlain
U
due
to
arrive
in
im..ij.
n.kir
29
and
leaves
.for
Vancouver
October
SI.
pro-
'
i
mng
to
isanii
uvrmw
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
OCTOBER
11.
1928
CAPTAINS
OF
INDUSTRY
AND
INVENTION
MEET:
They
were
at
the
Radio
World's
Fair
in
New
York.
From
left,
ni
front:
Theodore
Edison,
son
of
the
in
ventor;
Harvey
Firestone,
Henry
Ford
and
Thomas
Edison,
before
the
microphone.
In
rear
of
group
is
H.
Frost,
president
of
the
Radio
Manufacturers'
Asso-
sociation.
Scores
Anti-British
Statements
And
Declares
Government
Canada
.
Anxious
To
Receive
Immigrants
Canadian
Prime
Minister
Also
Deals
With
Diplomatic
Representation
at
Ixmdon
Dinner
in
His
Honor
LONDON,
October
11.
"No
bigger
an
untruth
wasj
ever
offered
in
respect
to
a
nation
and
country
than
to
,
say
Canada
does
not
wish
to
have
migrants
from
the;
British
Isles,"
Premier
King
of
Canada
declared
emphatically
in
the
course
of
a
lengthy
speech
on
Canada's
immigration
question
and
diplomatic
representation
abroad
at
the
annual
banquet
of
the
Canada
Club
here
last
night.
"Not
only
do
we
wish
to
have
them
but
we
are
prepared
to
advance
money
for
their
passage
and,
indeed,
in
some
uses
iay
the
passage
for
those
whose
labor
we
especially
need.
The
Canadian
Premier
stressed
the
prosperity
of
Canada
at
present
and
the
exceptional
opportunities
the
lominion
held
for
migrants.
to,
,n
doin
kBor
J
Concerning
Canada,
diplomatic
representative
abooad.
Premier
ml"
J4
W'v
h
h"
h"
ing
pointed
out
thU
the
estob-
jn
B"rn
"c.i.
the
last
five
tion
during
years
ishment
of
legations
had
be,
C-
A
D"n,B
dUn
prompted
by
the
desire
of
Can-'
,Ho-
vda
to
gain
full
diplomatic
statu.
!
.ot
t,nilwSf
w"
f'f
n"ker-
He
cerUir
toi
sa.M:.
or
her
reiiitatives
and
provide
means
of
more
effective
P
of
propagsnda
U
appenrim
onsultation
and
co-operation
be-
"
,u
"""""
tween
the
R
British
h
and
a
r-w
Canadian
-Hi.n
conveying
the
impreasien
that
governments
on
matters
of
common
interest
and
concern.
The
Premier
also
stated
that
the
Canadian
government
gave
priority
if
its
representatives
to
the
High
Commissioner
in
London
hecuiiRe
nothing
in
the
way
of
ro;rcsent
i
tion
was
ever
likely
to
equal
in
importance
all
that
pertained
to
the
Dominions
relation
with
Great
Hritain.
In
this
connection
Britons
are
not
wanted
in
Can-
ada."
Such
a
suggestion
strongly
condemned!
tion.
he
COMMANDKlt
HYllll
!
OFF
TO
ARCTIC
;
!
.
LOS
ANCELES,
Oct
11.
'
While
bands
played
and
Mr.
King
referred
to
tb
apooint-1
-hwln
nerit
of
Sir
William
-Clark
as
the
their
C,t
'Irst
British
minister
to
Canada
s
being
a
ntep
helping
t
make
more
enduring
the
greatest
factor
which
symbolized
the
Empire'
unity
and
freedom
of
the
Crown
from
nnl'tica.
In
a
letter
reirrettiijr
his
inability
to
attend
the
dinner,
l're-Btier
Baldwin
sa'd
't
would
hr,
ItfMI
iul
'.
'
.!'
I
inn.
thousands
shotiteH
odspeeda,
the
great
whaler
C.
A.
I
arson
numbed
away
from
a
flag
draped
dock
at
San
Pedro
harbor
early
lact
night
and
began
the
journey
which
it
design-
ed
to
take
Commander
Rich-
ard
Byrd
and
hi
companions
on
their
Antarcitlc
expedi-
BATT
WINNER
WALRUS
HEAD
Local
Amateur
Radio
Ojterator
Cttatplimenied
on
hh
Excellent
Work.
FHix
Rati
of
Ridio
statien
5;T
f
the
winner
of
the-wal-rn
bead
offered
by
the
StJ.
McCracken
expedition
expeli-tion
lo
the
radie
station
vending
and
receiving
the
large
number
of
metwagea
to
the
Effie
M.
Morrisftey
while
the
vowel
wo
away.
Harold
McCracken
lhi
morning
ftated
that
the
members
of
the
expedition
particularly
appreciated
the
work
dWe
by
31
r.
Ilatt.
While
they
were
away
in
I
the
far
north
his
meaeage
were
j
often
the
only
onea
that
kept
them
in
touch
wllh
the
outside
world.
It
was
easy
tn
conceive
how
pleaoant
it
was
to
get
the
newK.
The
mounted
walrus
head
will
be
shipped
fnwi
New
York
a
soon
as
possible
after
the
party
arrives
there.
HUGE
DIRIGIBLE
OVER
ATLANTIC
I'RF.DERICHSHAFEN,
Oct.
11.
The
huge
German
dirigible
Graf
Zeppelin
started
at
8
o'clock
this
morning
on
a
flight
of
5,100
miles
to
Lakehurst,
New
Jersey
with
20
passengers
and
a
crew
of
:
&un(Jay.
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CAUABET
Special
Dinners
Tburtdijl
sad
Stturdtyi
Dancing
every
Siturdij
nlM
from
9
to
It.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
Accomodation
for
Prlrae
Parties
Phone
437
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
WER1ALISTIC
MESSAGE
FROM
PREMIER
KING
IN
LONDON
Stoll-McCracken
Party
To
Leave
Tomorrow
Expressions
of
Regret
ul
of
Expedition
Makes
Statement
and
Thanks
the
People
of
Prince
Rupert
for
Their
Hospitality
The
Stoll-MeCracken
exploration
party
will
be
un
id
attend
the
banquet
being
planned
for
them
tomor-
vening
by
the
Board
of
Trade
and
the
Women's
i;in
Club,
so
the
event
is
cancelled.
The
heads
o.
vj
(edition
have
received
word
which
makes
it
abso-,
m-cessary
for
them
to
proceed
east
on
the
train
to-nw
morning,
those
going
being
Harold
McCracken,
.mil
Mrs.
Stoll,
Dr.
Anthony,
Ed.
Weyer,
Mr.
and
a'lues
and
Mrs.
Hayes,
Ed.
Manley
and
Andrew
in.
M?I
L
SITE
NOT
ion.il
Airplane
Lumber
Co.
).
till
Xegotiating
For.
.
round
in
City
The
schooner
will
k
ini
dork
for
overhaul
before
;r
i
reeding
to
New
York
and
will
h
!
her
for
a
week
or
ten
days.
vrT
cn
rrTcn'
or
the
IIjI
UliLLiL
1
Li)
j
"P""
lve
out
the
follow-
ing
suiemeni
:
"Bach
and
every
Member
of
thr
itioll-MeCrekn
expedition
havi
post,
eiacsniy
appreciated
the
woaoerfal
hospitality
which
wt
have
been
accorded
by
the
peo-
Explorers
Leaving
This
Week
For
The
South
Pacific
Regions
S
joking
Sea
Snakes
and
Fishes
BOSTON,
October
11.
Rare
specimens
of
land
and
!
sea
life
will
be
sought
by
an
expedition
to
the
Pacific
south
seas
which
is
preparing
to
leave
here
within
a
few
days.
The
party
is
headed
by
Cornelius
Crane
of
Chicago
ami
will
travel
in
Mr.
Crane's
own
yacht
Illyria
through
the
Panama
Canal
to
the
East
Indies
where
from
;
xve.v
uuinea
to
Java
the
principal
work
of
the
expedition
will
be
done.
Rare
marine
fishes
as
well
as
strange
birds,
mammals
and
reptiles
of
tropical
is-
lands
will
be
collected
During
the
26.000-mile
journev
communication
with
home
will
be
maintained
by
radio.
Mr.
Crane,
who
also
has
a
home
at
Ipswich,
Mass.,
ia
sponsoring
the
exidi-
j
tion.
The
world's
only
real
"sea
ser
pents,"
poisonous
marine
snakes
abundant
in
East
Indian
coral
i
eef
s,
are
among
the
curious
crea-
Xtk.,Llnad8ti
nf
onl
Mnseetn.
Tlw,
EMBARGO
IS
ON
LOCAL
HALIBUT
Strike
of
Express
Employees
Tics
Up
Local
Business
with
New
York
tures
to
be
sought
by
the
pedi-
Tfce
loca,
express
office
has
lion,
obtained
will
be
frec.rn.na
receivwl
ruction,
not
to
ac-giveri
to
tteFieW
MuMumof
Na-
!ept
flf
8ni
f
New
tu1lfy-
"d
district
on
account
of
labor
oi
iibb,
waicn
win
dc
luin
"'-"
,
d
iurbances
.
TmV
monrrng
"Afpraetlls
went
expedite
will
beknown
,-Ie
forward
Dut
.rVw
today
Crane
Pacific
expedition
of
the
Field
Mateom."
Rare
marine
fishes
and
inverte-
I
A
I
M
WIJ.
is
being
held
and
the
local
prices
were
affected
by
the
order.
I
At
present
shipments
can
be
orate,
-m.
-w
u.
-
accepled
to
Chleago
amj
other
y
ma
s
and
reptiles
of
the
South
'
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
i.i.
Ji.
.n
i
.
i
b-
PiBt"
but
at
these
ITTrV'VwrrJI
IP"'"-
""I
P
any
lsel
WJCVUTC
Vi
Mac
capcuiMW"
and
the
principal
work
will
be,
done
in
the
East
Indies
from
New1
Guinea
to
Java
and
along
the
eastern
coast
of
Asia.
Among
those
in
the
expedition
will
be
Karl
P.
Schmidt,
assistant
curator
of
reptile
at
the
na
qf
New
Guinea,
and
a
spiny
-coated
ant-eater
which
lays
eggs
like
a
reptile
but
nourishes
its
young
with
milk
like
a
mammal.
SEINEBOAT
SANK
ON
WEST
COAST
GRAHAM
ISLAND
The
diesel
powered
eeineboat
New
Island,
under
charter
to
the
'
B.C.
Packers
cannery
at
South!
time.
PILOT
LUKE
IN
ANOTHER
CRASH
museum;
Dr.
Albert
W.
Heirs.
c
urator
of
the
Mnseum
of
Zoology!
Airman,
Who
Had
Accident
Near
of
Leland-Stanford
University;)
IJutcdale
During
Summer,
Dr.
W.
L.
Moss
of
Harvard
Medi-,
Wrecks
Plane
nl
Vancou-
J
al
School;
Charles
R.
Peavy,!
ver
'
Mobile.
Ala.;
Sydney
N.
Shurtleff
"lot
Edward
Luke,
who
crash-England.
of
Bnon
and
Sydney
Heap
of
ed
w'J
f;mmes
patrol
plane
-.
near
Butedale,
down
the
coast
Among
the
creatures
to
qu-er
from
hm
durjnj,
t
be
sought
are
specimens
of
giant
mer
hjg
from
Jn.
land
tortoise,
and
marine
iguanas
jurjM
,U8Um?d
,t
the
u
of
(.alapagna.
giant
monitor
I..-
,
wrecke(J
notnr.
M
at
ards.
resembling
monsters
of
Uln
vnc
Uftt
Saturday
prehistoric
times,
giant
frogs,
sal-
afternoon
and
u
atfllB
n
hoipl.
amanders
and
poiawious
Grange
u,
&g
a
refut
,Ie
tb,g
snakes,
as
well
as
the
large
ochid-
,w.n
rul
,
tum
irrigation
ditch
of
a
farm
with
a
two-seater
biplane,
belonging
to
the
B.C.
Airways,
and
almost
completely
wrecked
the
machine,
suffering
scratches
and
bruises
himself.
The
plane
had
just
taken
off
from
the
city
airport
near
the
Ijansdowne
track
and
was
banking
to
turn
after
rising
into
the
wind
when
the
pilot
evidently
lot
control
of
the
craft
wliirh
went
into
a
spin
and
crashed.
EXTRADITION
OF
NORTHCOTT
Ray,
overloaded
w
ith
fish,
sank
j
a
few
days
ago
on
the
West
,
,.a,,crH
Approved
by
Aulhoritiw
Coast
of
Graham
Island
while
I
at
Washington
for
Mother
sttempt
was
being
made
to
beach
j
an(j
gon
her
after
it
was
found
that
she
was
goirqf
-dowru.
company
boats
successfully
rniWil
'the
tassel
niid
salvaged
the
fish
cargo.
There
were
no
causaltiea
in
the
accident.
WHEAT
PRICES
DOWN
ivrnuvKU.
Oct.
11.
Wheat
forty
men.
It
is
expected
the
prices
dropped
off
yesterday
sev-ship
will
reuch
its
destination
on
eral
points
the
closing
quotation
SACRAMENTO,
Oct.
11.
Word
has
been
received
by
Governor
Young
that
extradition
papers
for
Stewart
N'orthcott,
charged
with
the
murder
of
four
children
in
Riverside
county,
and
his
mother
who
is
said
to
have
been
an
accomplice,
have
been
approved
by
the
authorities
in
Washington
and
dispatched
to
Vancouver
and
Cnkarv
respectively
where
the
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.