i...
riir
look
iiacK
un
OU""J
-
...
m,i
(irnriai
Atas
.xr
net
28:
(d'J
now
here's
peace
In
our
time"
or,
4
an
armistice,
Londoners
hen
1"
.Mcrry
island
are
"...
iw.
ovpnts
of
those
"last
Ultt
I-""
,
,
weeks
before
the
agreement
rtaln
most
Britons
wno
and
have
their
being
in
Lon-prable
regions
I
yearning
those
days
lor
inai
n
the
backwoods
far
removed
air-raid
precautions
ana
war
i
general
.
.i.
th
services
ior
protection
are
well
organized
tho
authorities
com-
But
John
Citizen
was
nav-
..
-
141.
ills
mrr
i
n
onri
incpnfl
arv
DOmDS
'In
k
.
i
I
k
f
1
.AnS
f
T
,
-
I
k
asn
to
safeguard
it
againsw
respirator
we
all-
-don't
get
panicky.
elowna
Apples
0
Dry
Prairies
FT
An..
.
.
.
-inn,
uct.
m:
lui'j
r.isii-
-
iV0
.
'
J.
oueht
..,....
vauuaas
rioads
or
OKanagan
ap-,
bclnir
shinnpri
to
the
wcas
of
the
prairies.
London
gold
price
ndon
UON.
on.
(r.m
ThP
1!
in
prlw
f
bar
gold
dropped'
Genri
5.03
per
flnp
nunpp
on
the
market
yesterday.
.-6c
r.dlDS.
aftor
inpnrt
no
a
cZt
months
ln
Vancouver
on
tof
the
illness
of
his
moth-'W,health
ls
improved,
tAV
.
no.
trm
a
utk.
io,
iiri
ft
resuution
urging
the
Domln
Ion
government
to
set
a
mlnn-mum
price
on
fish
was
passed
yesterday
at
the
annual
meet
lng
of
United
Maritime
Fish
difficult
time
wun
....
9nnmmPpH
vps.
ttefloorfwamlngiaMin-,
prime
Snlll'i'B
-
.twin?
anH
nancer.
were
some
of
the
precau-
CABINET
IS
NO
MONEY,
O.VE
.
RrnKIl)
80
Taxi
Tomorrow
sTddes
High
5:19
ajn.
IT
2
ft.
j,y
AM)
NIOIIT
SERVICE
16:48
pjn.
17.8
It.
Cartful
and
Courteous
Drivers
Low
11:04
sun."
9.8
ft.
23:36
p.m.
6.5
ft.
(New
1938
Plymouth)
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
.....
Vll.
V7
tVl
-
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER
28,
1938.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
ISIS
IS
I'll
III
11
14
I
.
Cu
IN
LONDON
jjj
tiriA,
ermen.
R.
E.
Finn
MP.
urged
i
that
the
price
be
fixed
In
the
same
manner
as
western
;
wheat.
,
-CRITICIZED
British
Opposition
Feels
That
Too'
Many
Portfolios
Are
Being
Held
By
Lords
LONDON,
Oct.
28:
(CP)
The
Chamberlain
again
drew
criticism
from
Opposition
members
at
the
numoer
-poruouos
neaoy
very
?thP
householder
Air
Raid
Precaution'
was
urged
bers
of
the
House
of
Lords
The
.
'
-f
h
Hnmfl.
Office:
"t"""-"
viiiiuv
u.
-
iir-vpnrtintr
Hpnnrtmpnts
Rhnnlrt
hp
ouhave
not
alreadj
,
acne
so.
-
-Ior
.y0Uf
g"
of
Commons.
-
n
i
vti
villi
i
wiuuun
ji
.u..'
uhirt
rmn
iieiv
luivjvw
'III.
L.
1-1
.
niitftlflG.
L.1EIHV
during
an
air
raid.
i
ft-
u.
a
,ou
have
a
garden,
prepare
a(
trench
a.1
protection
against;
NO
TROPHY
and
epllnrs.
'
Capt.
Angus
Walters
Fails
to
Re
imll
rP
T
1
7
ITM
rillllll
.a
...
I
......
..
r
..
-
11'I.r.
St
thf!
cffe:'t
of
high
expio-
International
Schooner
shcn
pr
n:
yourseli
ana
,
Race
myou
nave
a
dux
u
""".iniernaiionai
isnermens
ocxioon-
At-
...I
W
n
rriTm
n
m
1
1
Ah.ia
V
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rl
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l
WVHILflS
111
LI
ltT
lj
Li
1
1
CI
1
LC
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JLUVWii-
,
ntinvi
v
w
v
-
-
"siLcui
me
nousc.
naa
we
pnc
inuuvy
j-
wh
-
yiuu
sneiver
"u,
1
c
tnpropnrv
mom
...
juu.
m
there
with
your
res-
nr
f
an
Qiortvi
la
o
vpn.
j
.
Halibut
Sales
flyou
are
out
of
doors
andj
Summary
aval
ilOme
a
utmcir
viHLiitaii
aaa.vwv
jjvvw
w
J
Mia
v
V
v
aww
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VJ
.
wmmxx.
11
...
.
1UJ-1UM
1
-IIV
HflllV
V
J
I
maur
a
if
nnwin
p.
cover
uici
Norm,
a.uuu.
racuic.
o.ou
auu
wv,.
'
wth
sheets
of
iron,
asoesios
celan,
l8tooo:
uoia
siorage,
oc
aim
....
Sea
Bird,
22,000,
Cold
Storage,
8.4c
and
6c.
Yukon,
17,000,
Booth,
8.4c
and
6c.
r
nil
.
.
II
I
"
III!
jwu
wan
ill
an
niiv.ftv...
rf
I
VI
UV
1111
IV
lllk
IIIU
ma
and
phllHrrn
I
Mini
k!
.
.
t
.
AMmtr
Large
Oil
Deals
Dollars
Worth
Italy
Also
Negotiating
With
U.S.
and
liraiil
companies
and
Brazil.
4
4
Big
Fire
In
Marseilles
mtATfSKILLES.
Oct.
28:
(CP)
NEW
COURSE
to
MEXICO
CITY,
Oct.
28:
(CP)
Sale
of
several
million
dollars
worth
of
oil
by
Mexico
to
Italy
has
been
negotiated.
Arrangements
are
also
being
made
for
sale
of
large
quantities
to
United
States
A
huge,
fire
swept
ten
build-
lngs
and
caused
three
aeains
t
and
twenty
Injuries
here
to-
day.
It
led
Premier
Edouard
.
Daladler
to
suspend
until
to-
mnrrnw
a'
Radical-Socialist
conference.
His
own
hotel
was
among
the
buildings
destroyed.
OF
STUDIES
Principal
of
High
School
Explains
Aims
and
Methods
at
Present
in
Use
clared
Arthur
Sutton,
principal
of
the
Booth
Memorial
High
School.
In
the
course
of
an
address
on
'The
School
and
Its
Currlculm"
at
the
regular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
yesterday
afternoon.
According
to
Mr.
Sutton
the
chief
aim
of
the
stats
In
supporting
the
schools
is
to
prepare
the
boys
and
girls
to
take
their
places
as
citizens.'
to
promote
social
progress
and
sta-1
blllty.
The
Individual
is
trained
to!
be
socially
minded.
reco?nbing
the
I
rights
of
others.
The
outstanding
aim
Is
character
building
for
the,
future
depends
on
the
character
of
;
its
citizens.
1
The
speaker
indicated
that
each
course
was
supposed
to
make
a1
contribution
to
the
all
round
development
of
the
students,
to
en-nhle
them
to
live
successful
lives
50
that,
at
the
end,
they
might
be,
able
w
look
DacK
wunoui
regret.
Getting
down
to
a
closer
study,
of
the
currlculm.
Mr.
Sutton
sa)d(
the
week
was
divided
into
forty
,
periods,
eight
In
each
day.
covering
ten
subjects.
The
pupils
were
graded
according
t0
past
achievement.
Each
class
started
In
Its
home
room
and,
at
the
end
or
each
npriftd.
moved
to
the
room
where
his
or
her
subject
was
being
tau?ht.
The
chl8f
advantage
of
this
method
was
that
equipment
for
teaching
the
particular
subject
was
always
to
hand.
There
was
each
day
a.
supervised
study
period
In
the
home
room
in
place
of
giving
home
work
lit
t
ip
nped
of
home
work.
I
talking,
other
work
going
on,
visitors
present
or
other
distractions.
r,.f
hnAl'I
tt-prP
Often
nOt
3V-
Bulletins
GOING
TO
PERSIA
His
many
friends
in
Prince
will
be
interested
to
hear
that
Rupert
Koss,
wno
was
Dorn
i
I
and
raised
in
this
city,
receiving
1
...
.
-11
t
I
,1
V.
.
...
.n41l
f.
"The
schools
do
not
teach
math-
a"
n,s
tuuu"
u""
'c
ematics.
history,
geometry
or
lan-
went
to
University
of
British
Col-
guages.
They
teach
children"
de-,
umbia,
has
been
appointed
chemist
in
the
service
of
the
Standard
Oil
Co.
and;
is
about
to
leave
Vancouver
'for'
England
whence
he
will
fly
to
Persia
in
which
country
he
will
be
located.
Until
recently,
Rupert
had
been
located
in
Port
Alide.
He
is
the
son
of
the
late
Hairy
Ross
and
in
Vancouver,
ncicic"
www
,
allable
whereas
at
school
the
pu-
Seattle
to
Play
at
Spokane
on
Sun-
niu
could
consult
the
books
in
me
ctay
iigni
in
seasons
nri,
schoof
library.
In
the
work
of
character
building
there
was
the
increase
of
knowledge,
the
development
of
habits,
development
of
skill,
develop
ment
of
definite
interests
ana
appreciations,
looking
to
the
development
of
ideals.
Taking
the
subject
of
health
education,
Mr.
Sutton
said
the
first
Idea
was
the
development,
of
a
desire
for
health,
making
the
student
feel
ashamed
of
not
being
In
good
health,
the
building
of
good
habits
and
the
cultivation
of
the
desire
for
physical
education.
If
the
course
the
Department
of
Education
set
down
by
was
followed
out,
a
gymnasium
would
be
necessary.
However,
they
did
the
best
they
could
....a
ihP
circumstances.
Pupils
mitslde
during
fine
WC1C
vaivi...
-
ti,-
nnrt
nt
other
times
the
wo-
was
utilized.
Sometimes
the
pupils
were
taken
to
the
phys
ii
ation
rentre
hall
on
Sec
.nti
nnrt
badminton
had
J
OHU
lit"""
been
played
at
the
Canadian
National
courts.
They
had
also
been
allowed
to
use
the
Amories
for
u..wh.,ii
hp
suecested
that,
as
prescribed
the
the
government
course,'
It
would
eventually
have
to
gymnasium
for
the
carrying
provide
a
noticed
out
of
the
course.
He
.....
.u-
rik.roii
in
ronventlon
re-
centiy
had
asked
the
government
Prinpatlon
and
admin-
lster
It
directly
Instead
of
through
tho
mnnlclDalltles.
any
.u
twwni
and
nrovlnclal
au
Ithorltles
would
have
to
co-operate
to
provide
proper
eaucauo.m.
.a
-Mill
A
CllH.M.
.
The
speaker
weni
on
io
"'
In
the
old
days
men
would
come
.
t.h
nirt
nountry
or
from
some
university
and
say:
"I
know
my
....r
Thnt.
rild
not
go
today.
What
they
must
know
today
Is
boys
and
girls.
It
was
difficult
for
some
this.
They
must
of
them
to
realize
realize
the
gravity
of
their
job
or
,m
never
cet
anywnere.
!S&
mt
not
only
know
the
In-
divlduals
they
laugiu
uu
.v.
(Continued
on
Pane
Two)
Game
SPOKANE,
Oct.
28:
(CP)
The
Pacific
Northwest
Hockey
League
will
open
in
Spokane
on
Sunday
night
with
Seattle
playing
Spokane.
,
Fabulous
Estate
'
Draws
Attention
In
Cape
Breton
SYDNEY,
N.S..
Oct.
28:'
(CPJ
Money,
$200,000,000
of
it,
ls
attracting
some
rapt
attention
down
,
ln
this
Cape
Breton
city
for
a
1
number
of
residents
are
believed
to
be
direct
heirs
to
an
estate
.tot
alling
somewhere
between
$150,-.
000,000
and
$200,000,000
which,
has
been
unsettled
fpr
more
than
(
a
century
The
estate
Is
that
of
the
late
Joseph
Ball
of
Philadelphia
who
lied
In
1821.
It
consists
of
land
In
he
states
of
Pennsylvania,
Mary-i
.
.
.
rt
i
,r
r
V.
ana,
ueurgia,
rk.uui.ui..,
ouuiu
Carolina
and
New
Jersey.
Valuable
jropertles
ln
Washington
and,
Philadelphia
are
also
Included.
i
The
Ball
family
acquired
Its'
wealth
through
money
grants
paid
It
by
early
settlers
in
return
for
loans.
Spoliation
claims
for
alleged
damages
committed
by
French'
troops
during
the
American
revo
lution
were
also
said
to
have
swelled
ttvBall
st.rongTbpxcs.ju
t
He
was
a
first
cousin
of
George
Washington
and
his
English
ancestors
had
a
family
History
dating
back
to
1440.
The
descendants
In
Nova
Scotia
claim
to
have
their
connection
with
the
Philadelphia
caDltallst
well
documented.
-a.ue
mu
a(tcrnoon.
f
,
The
estate
has
been
the
subject
of
many
a
lecal
controversy
in
trie';century
odd'
since'
Ball
died.
Some
actions
over
It
have
..lasted
more
than
a
lifetime.
Now
an
as
soclatlon
of
Ball's
alleged
heirs
ls
GOVT
WINS
CONFIDENCE:
Pattullo
Administration
Endorsed
Against
Combined
Opposition
In
Legislature
Division
Yesterday
VICTORIA,
Oct.
28;
(CP)
Pattullo
government
strength
last
I
night
defeated
by
a
vote
of
29
to
1C
a
want
of
confidence
motion
introduced
by
the
Conservative
Opposition
leader,
R.
L.
Maitland
K
C.
The
want
of
confidence
mo
tlon,
In
the
form
of
an
amendment
to
the
address
in
reply
to
the
Knpprh
(mm
ihe
TTironp.
rperptted
Jlrs.
Ross.
His
mother
now
lives
t
that
"administrative
nolicv
and
action
of
this
government
had
failed,
to
adeauatelr
deal
with
the
mwu
ftui
riiuatvuie.
problems
of
farming,
roadss
un-VICTORIA
Retailers
of
gaso-
employment
atfd
municipal
aid
line
will
not
be
prbsecuted
for
havine
reeard
to
the
ereat
in
.Aj...i
'reducing
.
.
.
ienorinsr.the
order,
gas
oline
prices
while'
the
injunction
of
Mr.
Justice
A.(
M.
Manson
stands,
Premier
TD.
Pattullo
said
today.
It
was
never
intended
that
retail
distributors
should
shoulder
the
whole
burden
of
the
decrease
in
price,
Mr.
Pattulli4
said.
s'
MAY
WRITE
OFKLOANS
'EDMONTON
Actio
to
cancel
$1500,030
in
agricultural
advances
to
Alberta
farmers
between
1917
and
1923
was.
announced
today
by
Premier
William
Aberhart.
CHIANG
IS
NONCHALANT
SHANGHAI
The
Japanese
today
captured
Sienning,
SO
miles
south
of
Hankow,
and
established
a
spcarbeast'
for
an
advance
on
Yochow.
Rleauwhjle,
Gencra'l
Chiang
Kai
Shek
is
reported
to
have
termed
the
capture
of
Hankow
and
Canton
unimportant.
stating
that
no
decisive
battle
ti
tVil
mpthnd
there
Should
was
imnendinr
uj
w.w
-
,
Often
home
environment
was
not
D
'ft
Alnyfkurncf
conducive
to
study
as
there
was
in'I
aClIIL
llOrillWCM
some
homes
a
radio
going,
people
Hockey
Loop
Opens
crease
in
tne
amount
01
taxes
and
revenue
being
collected
by
the
government
from
the
people
,
of
British
Columbia."
TODAY'b
STOCKS
lUouruay
a.
U.
Jotmum
Oo.
Vancouver
Pacific
Nickel,
.30
(ask).
Big
Missouri.
.31.
Bralorne.
9.50.
.
Aztec,
.05
U.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.25.
Lentonia,
.02V'a.
Goiconda,
.07.
Mtnto,
.03
V3.
Falryiew..
,05Ja.
..
Noble
Five.
.03
Pend-'Orielie.
2.10.
Pioneer.
2J5.
Porter
Idaho.
.03
Vi.
Premier
2.28.
Reeves
McDonald,
.37
(ask).
Rend.
.28.
Relief
Arlington,
.14
(ask).
Salmon
Gold,
.08.
Taylor
Bridge.
.02i2.
Hedley
Anialg.,
-OJi.
SUbaK
Premier,
1.82.
Cohgtest.'
.ol-s.
home
Gold,
.01.
u
rand
view,
.09.
Indian,
.ull'a-
,
Quatsino,
.04.
0"s
,,,,
A.
P.
Con.,
.17.
cairnont.
.z&.
C.
&
E.,
2.20.
,
.
treehold,
.04.
Hargal.
.25.
McDougal
Segur,
.12i2.
Mercury,
.06.
Okalta,
1.31.
Home
Oil,
1.10.
,
Toronto
Beattie,
1.25.
Central
Pat.,
2.45.
Gods
Lake,
.39.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.80.
'
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
Pickle
Crow,
5.10.
San
Antonio,
1.20.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.53.
Smelter
Gold,"
.05.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
3.35.
Oklend,
.18.
Mosher,
.17.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.45.
Stadacona.
.52.
Francoeur,
.21.
Moneta,
1.35.
Bauscadlllac,
.09
Ji.
,
Thompson
uaaiuac,
.oo.
Bankfleld,
.372.
East
Malartlc,
2.17.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.45.
Hutchison
Lake,
.04.
Dawson
White,
.02,
Aldermac.
.59.
Kerr
Addison,
1.79..
,t
Uchl
Gold,
i.45'.
Int.
Nickel,
56.00.
Noranda,
79.00.
Cons.
Smelters,
56,75.
Athorta.
.08.
Hardrock.
1.95.
Barber
Larder,
,19.
Fernland.
.16Vi.
1.32.
1
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
PRICE
WTNNTTPF.O.
Oct.
28!
(CP)
Win-
A
tn
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c
U
LlnaiT
TltlOot
nflfPS
VitKC
Oil
SC
tO
?
Something
of
-
the
home
en-1
the
hope
of
settling
It
once
and
forjttc
yesterday
with
October
closing
KnOW
3W
SOUlC
SOIHC"""
B
m.,.
-11
nt
RQn
INJUNCTION
Gov
1
:'
WSS
,
CONTINUED
:i
BYMANS0N
'
LONDON,
Oct.
28:
(CP)-
In
the
first
British
by-election
.
.
Gas
Retailers
Seek
Ex-Munich
Vancouver
fought
out
on
the
issue
of
the
)
to
Pwtwt
ThemselTe,
id.ent.
agreement,
the
Na-
From
5000
Fine
tional
government
was
sus-
1
talned
yesterday
when
the
Conservative
candidate
In
Ox-
ford
won
over
an
Independent
Progressive
opponent.
HIS
MOTHER
NEAR
DEATH
Radio
Amateurs
Endeavouring
to
Contact
Henry
Walther,
Somewhere
in
Alaska
ULTIMATUM
!
TO
FRANCE
Air
Mail
Rate
On
Newspapers
Being
Reduced
t
OTTAWA,
Oct.
27:
(CP)
A
re
ductlon
in
air
mall
rates
on
newspapers
and
magazines
for
the
north
country
Is
announced
by
the
postal
department.
Germany
To
I
Start
Drive
NO
CHANGE
HERE
.
Gasoline
is
siill
selling
at
30c
and
33c
per
gallon
at
all
pumps
in
Prince
Rupert.
In
fact,
no
official
notification
has
yet
been
received
by
Prince
Rupert
dealers
of
the
order
of
the
provincial
government
commission
to
reduce
the
price."
"Ail
we
know
about
it
is
what
we
have
read
in
the
newspapers,"
said
one
dealer
this
morning.
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
28:
(CP)
Mr.
Justice
A.
M.
Manson
yesterday
continued
until
"Monday
or
Tues
day
of
next
week"
the
injunction
The
vote
was
along
straight
:
'
'
.
f.
Petroleum
Commission
from
.en-
pany
lines,
eignt
Conservative,,
inline
seven
C.
(J.
b.
and
the
lone
Labor
ln
,
T
,
Yi
"v,
M
prices.
"
member
voting
against
the
gov-
WTest
'
Seiuitor
J.
W.
.DeB..S..coun-
ernment,
two
supporters
of
which
"enry
J,
'
T
u
nl
lsel
for
the
oil
companies,
said
that
b
hat
area
that
his
mother
d,
-
were
absent.
was
.u..-.
...
lng
In
Chicago.
Various
amateurl
4
tha
ild
that
he
taorl
road
con-
operators
have
relayed
the
appeal,
Ifpdpral
field
....
.
bv
attemDtinE
attemntlng
to
to
Irom
Chicago
here.
sfructlon
including
the
transprov-
n.c.ai
highway
through
British
Columbia's
northland.
I
regulate
trade
ami
commerce
be
cause
the
oil
companies
operating
in
British
Columbia
were
connect
ed
with
firms
in
the
United
States
or
in
other
provinces.
Attorney
General
Gordon
Wls-
;mer
said
that
the
provincial
gov
ernment
had
no
intention
to
aeiy
.
7
'a
court
Injunction
but
had
merely
t
i
-M-,
-Mea-.
.
Japan
Threatens
to
Take
sures"
t
Arms
Continue
to
declared
leglslatlon
was
ultimately
China
from
French
lrom
wouW
be
efectlve
-Indo-China
datg
prlce
cut
order
wa3
"
'supposed
to
become
operative
TOKYO,
Oct.
28:
(CP)
Japan
namely
October
26.
today
sharply
warned
France
to
close
the
Indo-China
-borders
-to
arms
shipments
to
the
Chinese
army.
A
note
threatens
"to
take
adequate
measures
in
self-defence"
if
France
fails
to
comply.
Anglo-Japanese
talks
resumed
today
In
what
well-informed
sources
termed
a
"supreme
effort"
to
lay
a
basis
for
an
understanding
between
the
two
Weather
forecast
General
Synopsis
A
storm
ls
i
approaching
Vancouver
Island
.
from
the
southwest.
Light
showers
have
occurred
on
the
north
coast
'but
weather
has
been
fair
inland.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-Jlotte
Islands
Storm,
east
winds,
or
.gales
tonight,
cloudy
and
cool
followed
by
showers.
'
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
t'
Southeast
to
east
gales,
cool
with
scattered
showers.
Manir
Ahsprvprs
believe
ithat
.the
legal
battle
will,
go
to-
the
t
Privyf
Council.
Protecting
Themselves
Meantime
in
Vancouver
retail
stations
sought
various
expedients
to
ensure
that
they
are
not'
laying
themselves
open
to
a
$5000
fine.
Standard
Oil
stations
refused
to
make
cash
sales,
selling
only
on
charge
accounts.
Some
other
sta
tions
got
customers
to
sign
receipts
for
gas
Instead
of
paying
while
still
others
continued
to
sell
at
the
old
price
of
27c
for
ordinary
grades.,
A
few
stations
sold
at
the
reduced
price
of
24c.
A
point
of
uncertainty-
sem
by
some
in
view
of
the
government's
statements
was
the
possibility
tnat,
If
the
legislation
was
finally
founa
valid,
those
not
obeying
'the
price-
fixing
order
between
now
and
then,
might
be
liable
to
.prpsecutlon.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
northerly
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.55
(falling
rapidly);
temperature,
40;
sea
smooth.
Triple
Island
Northeast
wind,
eight
miles
per
hour;
light
chop.
Langara
Island
Overcast,
east
erly
wind,
thirty
miles
per
hour;
barometer
28.51;
temperature,
47;
sea
model
iWly
rough.
Dead
Tree
Point
Overcast,
llgnt
northeast
wind;
barometer,
29.54;
temperature,
45;
light
swell.
Bull
Harbor
Overcast,
southerly
wind,
twenty
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.42;
temperature,
50;
moderate
swell
Alert
Bay
Overcast,
southeast
wind,
25
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
29.54:
temperature,
48;
light
1
chop.
.
Estevan
Clear,
southeast
wind,
'
12
miles
per
hour;
barometer
29.64.
1
victoria
uiouay,
normei.y
w.uu
Prf
PnlnniAC
1
18
miles
per
hour;
barometer
29.74.
1
UI
VU1U11ICO
1
Vancouver
Cloudy,
calm:
bar-
ometer,
29.76.
BERLIN,
Oct.
28:
(CP)
In-'
Prince
George
Clear,
northeast
tenslflcatlon
WtJUM'""'"""
of
Germany's
"
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
barom-
drive
to
regain
pre-war
col-
,
eter,
29.96.
onles
was
foreshaaowea
to-
(
day
when
"a
house
for
the
for-
matlon
of
colonial
policy"
was
Inaugurated
ln
suburban
Lan-
deburg.
The
purpose,
ls
to
prepare
Germans
systematic-
ally
for
unified
colonial
action.
Hazelton
Foecy,
calm.
29.
.Smlthers
Part
cloudy,
calm,
26.
Burns
Lake
Fog,
calm,
29.
Terrace
Cloudy,
northeast
wind,
36.
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
31.
Alice
Arm
Part
cloudy,
calm,
35.
Anyox
Part
cloudy,
northeast
1
wind,
37.