CLASSIFIED
HABIT
lis
ks
time
of
the
sawmill
the
company
is
to
establish
v
Rupert
for
the
purpose
of
manufacturing
air
LIFEBOAT
CREW
WAS
DROWNED:
ut
by
Sussex
station
to
II
H
earner
Alice,
were
ilay
in
a
tempestuous
watching
them
on
I'
KTICI
1
'
Hill
r
i
v.
ii
i
m
i
ii
1
1
CNLY35
CENTS';
All
the
Cash
He
Hud
plane
spruce
for
export
to
the
ted
States
and
other
market.
The
I
site
is
at
Seal
Cove,
across
a
small
bay
from
'the
mill
of
the
Big
Bay
'Lumber
Co.
There
a
mill
will
be
erected
having
a
daily
capacity
of
10,000
feet.
It
will
be
a
steam
'
driven
plant
and
machinery
will
v
....
i-.
,
Include
double
circular
saw,
re-
.-'
t'h,.
nf
.
nr..
w
Ml
VMr
and
other
neces-
jsary
equipment.
Tfcemfll,
vrtrfehJ
I
will
be
ereetea
by
the
company
itself,
is
expected
to
be
in
operation
Ik..
t
,1..
U't.11.
L-
I.
.
,?p-
NVhe?
Already
market
for
clear
airplane
.Ikr
the
crew
of
the;
'
..
,
.
.
.
...
rescued
by
the
Ger-
iu.r
Smyrna,
the
and
the
men
boat
grade
will
be
disposed
of
in
this
country.
Shipments
will
be
made
were
I,
...
"
,
(
i
or
'
nnver
ncii
o
tan,
lure
the
eyes
of
agon-
Meanwhile,
logging
is
on
the
company's
limits
on
Big
drifted
hnr
Thralls
ureek
up
the
Kcatall
Kiver
mountainous
coming
inl
!
plenty
of
timber
will
be
avail-i
ii
southwesterly
Kl'aWe
y
tne
t,me
lne
mi"
nAy
lifeboat
was
within
,
f
harbor
a
gigantic
j
The
railway
com
pany
has
agreed
helmed
her
and
she
1
to
put
in
a
trwtle
over
an
open
fill
'which
will
give
the
mill
site
rail
connection.
Mr.
Black
and
Robert
Armstrong
of
Kewanee,
III.,
necretary-treasurer
of
the
National
Airplane
Lumber
Co.,
returned
to
Prince
Kuert
yesterday
after
having
pent
several
weeks
in
Vancouver
;
and
Seattle
placing
orders
for
the
x
of
Brewery
Handed
Over
machinery
wnicn
win
ue
inswueu
in
the
mill.
They
will
remain
here
to
supervise
construction.
NegotiaUqns
are
still
in
prog-
Mi).
Kov.
IS.
Cunrad
rsa
with
the
city
with
a
view
to
il
manager
of
the
Van-
giving
a
street
connection
la
the
"dories;
received
a
tI-
mill
site.
II
last
night
to
eome
to
j
When
he
got
there
he
'il
by
an
18-year-olil
i"
pressed
something
i
his
aide
and
told
him
"
''('I-
hi
money.
Mr.
Rei-
'
,
uiding
the
bandit
')
tho
change
Jje
had
on
'
li.intllt
nd
his
boy
com-,v''0
had
the
lower
parts
1
'"fx
hidden
by
a
hand-I'ii.-knd
away
in
the
dark
TKNDKItS
Ot'KNtil)
VICTORIA.
Nov.
15.-Tenilers
Bubmltted
by
various
eontraetorM
for
an
addition
m
the
Essondale
mental
hoHpital
were
ojened
in
public
by
the
Minister
of
Public
works
here
on
Wednesday.
The
work
will
coit
in
the
neighborhood
of
$1,000,000.
NOTICE
OF
CONVENTION
DcIcKtitcs
and
Alternates
to
a
Liberal
Nominntinp
(
onvcntlon
will
meet
in
the
Moose
Hall
on
Thursday
c
cning,
November
15,
at
8
o'clock,
for
the
purpose
f
nominating
a
candidate
to
contest
the
Skccna
federal
riding
at
the
next
Dominion
election.
l'KDERAL
DISTRICT
LIRERAL
ASSOCIATION
i
Boston
Grill
Everyone
read
the
Classified
Ads.
If
you
lose,
advertise
(or
It.
LAROF.
CAUAItET
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
tf
j
iu
find,
locate
the
owner.
Saturdays
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
Dancing
fiery
Saturday
nlfht
from
9
to
12.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Dance
Hall
lor
Hire
h:t
tub
classified
iuniT.
Accommodations
lor
Private
Parties
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Pbone
437
J
.
No.
2C8
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER
15,
1928
TRICE
FIVE
CENTS
-
'
.
x
SAWMILL
I'irsl
Photo
of
TrWUky
in
Exil
To
proud
to
ak
favorx
of
So-
let
Russia's
new
crop
of
lea
lt
.-
Leon
Trotsky
fright)
once
feared
War
Minister,
is,
n-ws
lisatrhes
recount,
slowly
losing
gmund
as
h;
fights
u
lingering
illnesj
in
his
b4ak
exile
near
the
border
of
Chintu
TurkeaUn.
The
at
ove
exclusive
pioto
shows
Trotsky
his
faithful
wife
and
a
secretary.
,
Sir
Austen
Chamberlain
Urges
Canada
to
Sham
Responsibilities
Rritain
Welcomes
Assistance,
Advice
and
Even-Criticism,
Hut
Not
After
the
Event;
Real
Partnership
Is
Asked
CLOSE
SEASON
j
NO
DUTIES
ON
STARTS
TODAY!
BRITISH
FOOD
grounds,
it
is
expected,
although
the
fishing
season
closet
tonight,
that
halibut
will
continue
to
arrive
at
tins
port
until
well
Into
next
week.
I
Thta
morning
four
boats
sold
03,600
pounds,
TERRIBLE
TALE
APnr
a
mri
i
nnniri
MONTREAL,
Nov.,15.
A
willingness
to
share
re-
-snonsihllitiea
which
in
the
earlier
statros
of
develonment
Passengers
From
Vestria
Rri'tnin
nlnno
Wn
ia
tho
nriliirntinn
which
Cnnnfln
nnrl.thp
I
Mo,c
,,f
""PPeninga
Which
other
Dominions
should
be
ready
to
meet
for
their
devel
opment
in
the
British
commonwealth
of
nations.
This
was
if..
ri!
A
i-..
Vii
i
1
...!iU
CHILDREN
ALL
LOST
me
mowage
on
ivusien
nuniuurjam
mu
wmi
luu
puupiui
of
Canada
before
leaving
here
for
Quebec
en
route
to;Vcsd
Sank
Before
Lifeboats
England.
"There
is
room
in
our
commonwealth
for
the
fullest
dc
Could
be
launched
Owing
to
Faulty
Tackle
vclopmtfht
of
Canadian
nationality.
We
welcomo
your
co-1
new
York.
Nov.
is.
it
a
operation
in
all
fields,
not
least
in
the
field
of
foreign
af-,
terrible
tale
of
an
awful
m
fain,
but
now
that,
and
rightly,
you
have
a
place
in
the
.
triredy
that
is
told
by
the
field
of
fqr-eign
affairs,
you
must
study
them
You
must
rAuttn"
sea.
The
first
two
boats
held
37
women
and
13
children.
The
The
ship
lurched,
crashing
the
iMiats
against
the
aide
and
the
occupants
were
poured
into
the
boiling
waves.
It
is
believed
that
all
the
children
perished.
Prices
were
slIH
j
there
should
be
ireferneo,
and
at
others
,
broke
loose
and
high,
with
American
fish
receiving
election
I
am
convinced
cnujjni
ty
sw
mming
survu
i.
and
ro.,n.iin
Canadian
'
1
lhAt
irrai
the
me
P
nam
wiM
win
ceriain
wtalnly
v
re-
re
'
utsiurc
me
up
to
18.0c
and
8c,
lax
high
as
17.1c
and
Sc.
;,rnin
irom
I-I"K
any
new
du
tlrt
on
the
foodstuff
The
idea.
Sale,
were
as
follows:
1
.
,
,
,
.
therefore,
of
any
new
preference
American
Brisk,
28.00
pounds,
rn,u-n
wh.ai
v,
Canadian
Storage
Co..
18.5c
nnd!abanioned
une88
a
grtnt
change
8c
..uuu
i-uuuus,
uoyai
comes
VUiiiW
V
ovor
VJ
vm.
our
neon
w
w
e.
At
the
nil.
Ten
women
were
saved.
The
Vestris
began
to
list
on
Saturday
night
and
this
grew
U'ltt.
rannv
Iwintu
atill
mil
nil
h'ri.;imln.rlnln
Pui
Immediate
Veto!
more
serious
on
Sunday,
but
no
spected
and
received
a
certificate
of
seaworthiness
and
lawful
equipment.
AMBASSADOR
A
AKK1VF.S
Kit
IVES
IK
15,
At
M.
Jean
ThAn
RUPERT
111
B
M
MO
tm
m
m
m
M
W
m
W
m
Y
rl
n
m
T
W
r
mm
V
l
W
rr0
-
n.
-nm
..
.
WAmBLKLAlN
SENDS
tlNAL
MESSAGE
PEOPLE
CANADA
Work
on
New
Sawmill
Seal
Cove
Will
Begin
in
Next
Two
Weeks
urcnal
Airplane
Lumber
Company
Has
Already
Ordered
Machinery
for
10,00
Foot
Plant
to
lie
Established
Here
ailments
with
the
Canadian
National
Railways
sue
uemg
compietea
ana
with
machinery
for
the
ready
on
order,
J.
Randall
Black
of
Toulon,
111.,
ulent
of
the
National
Airplane
Lumber
Cof,
Inc.,
is
mnrnincr
morning
t
that
Vint.
pntiRtrnptinn
construction
wmilrl
would
start
eta
ft
iri
iri
about
nKnnl
Liberal
Nomination
Tonight
is
Out
tanding
Event
of
Week
and
Outcome
Seems
to
be
in
Doubt
Overshadowing
all
other
matters
of
street
gossip,
the
nilifflinf
nf
Hip
l.ihoral
MnminattniT
Pnmxind'nn
t
r.w
.IVllllUUblll
VUli
f
IIILIWU
1UI
tilC
;
federal
riding
of
Skeena
tonight
is
the
all
absorbing
topic
'
of
discussion
around
the
town
today.
It
is
once
that
a
!
primary
is
attracting
interest
almost
comparable
to
that
which
would
be
taken
in
an
election
result
itself.
Nor
is
the
interest
confinco
alone
to
the
one
political
party
concerned.
The
whole
district
is
interested.
Outside
portions
ui
me
uisinci.
nave
muicaieu
tneir
'
'
interest
by
sending
many
dele-
i
gates.
j
The
eve
of
nomination
sees
con-
fidente
at
a
high
pitch
in
the
camp
of
Olof
Han.son.
Claiming!
to
have
the
only
officially
pledged!
!
woujd
vote
for
him
on
a
first
lot.
While
it
has
oeen
announced
that
the
name
of
T.
D.
Pattullo
will
lie
offered
to
the
convention,
there
seems
to
Im
uncertainty
as
to
Mr.
Pattullo's
willingness
to
forsake
the
provincial
for
the
federal
field.
However,
if
no
one
else
could
be
agreed
upon,
it
is
believed
that
Mr.
Pattullo
would
take
up
the
fight.
In
any
case,
Hanson,
Stork,
Nirkerson
and.
Pattullo
are
the
four
names
moat
prominently
men
tioned
ami
it
seems
almost
certain
taKe
an
interest,
wnicn
win
iuuku
yuui-
uajwia
-huiu
.vuu
,on
M!nday
,Iow
raany
Uvrt
:that
the
selection
will
u
upon
one
all
tha
information
necessary
to
enable
you
to
form
a
;
,Mt
i
not
vt
known
rt.fiMt.iv
,
of
these.
:
.
:
.
.
.
,
i
'
-
-
judgment,
and
you
must
he
wining
to
snare
responsimu-t!ou
u'lifnh
in
tho
rmrliflr
stno-es
of
inmeriul
(levolbnment.
DELEGATES
ARE
GIVEN
DINNERi
I
-
-
A
.1
11
aAM
u
A-
......
A
...111
fan
tl
simhIhM
I
W
1IA(A
..n
I
pi
n
l'r..lrutl,'o
.
UIBIICHB
CIIO
"fie
BCIIl
1IUL
Ulifcll
1UI
tile
eveillUK.
lllf-ic
nc
SuL'ireslion
Monday.
about
fifty
persons
present
and
The
tackle
of
the
lifeboats
the
chair
was
taken
by
Aid.
W,
:
was
faulty
and
it
took
two
hours
I
M.
Brown,
president
of
the
MONTUKAL,
'ov.
M.
"The
'
to
lower
them,-according
to
the
Prince
Uupert
Liberal
Associa-pollcy
of
the
Conservative
party
!
paengers.
Only
two
boats
tion.
Is
that
whenever
there
is
dutviwere
successfully
launched.
The
were
ivors.
wna
lost
she
was
completely
In
BOOTLEG
KING
IS
ARRESTED
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
1G.
Joe
i
f
.
a
JO
j
I
I
I
I
Ol
Vlll
M
IIV(UU
LIU
it
1
UilWIOV
fUn
UO.
la.O
ftnd
5C.
nrnt
mnmnnr
If
wntllrl
n
Im.
I
ftTTAlVA
V
IiaaMait
iclntt
whn
rllennnnnrAl
alv
Canadian
Tramp,
4000
pounds,
inossible
to
carry
out
such
a
nro-
Knieht.
French
ambassador
tn
months
airo
while
facinir
denorta-
Atlin
Ftshwjes,
17.4
and
8e.
May-!
nosal
and
therefore
it
is
unwise
to
Canada,
nrrltrod
here
todav.
He'tion.
was
arrested
last
niirht
in
flower,
4500,
pounds.
Canadian
review
It,'.'
mid
Sir
Austen
Cham-
was
greeted
by
Premier
MrKen-lthc
city.
He
is
being
held
wait-Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
16.7iberlain,
in
nn
Interview
here
yes-tie
King
and
members
of
the
ing
instruction
from
the
U.
S.
8c-
terday.
i;iblnet.
iiuthuritics.
ROAD
PROGRAM
IS
CONSIDERED
;
delegates
and
declaring
that
other
uninstructed
representatives
are
Prince
Rupert
Highway
Is
One
of
swinging
in
their
favor,
the
Nan-!
Major
Project
Before
Pro-Ison
men
are
confident
that
they.
vincial
Government
!
willl
able
to
carry
the
conven-1
tion.
VICTORIA.
Nov.
16.
The
new
Certain
stalwarts,
however,
are
provincial
public
works
depart-still
in
favor
of
the
candidature
'meat,
under
the
minister,
Hon.
of
Fred
Stork
and
advance
hj
Nel
Lougbeed,
is
now
busy
draw-record
at
former
nrnnW-fbr-thU
,nK
P
la
first
road
M!djAgj&rc-
sr&m.
whreh
"wfll
llii3bm!tt(3r
in
FJ
'ma
lir
II
should
again
be
chown.
Mr.
the
session
of
the
legislature
early
Of
llP.y
IJlfU)
lQSltlQn
111
-
WOVin
S10
supporters,
it
is
assured,
fn
the
New
Year.
Various
dh-Ji
JLJLX.I
a
f
V.
fcV
M
WUUIVU
II
i
fJI
1U
,
,
&
keen
f,
hl
har(J
trct
engineers
are
being
called
him
?ain
selected.
into
conference
to
set
forth
their
The
candidature
of
G.
W.
Nick-:
ruirements.
erson
i
also
finding
a
numher
of
0ne
of
tne
rnai'"
Projects
re-
;
backers.
Uninstructed
delegates
In'
ceiving
the
consideration
of
the
a
number
of
cases
might
swing
to
aepanmeni
is
tnai
wmcn
win
ui-
IIP
A
I
KAliMlYihim
under
certain
circumrtances.
timately
give
highway
connection
v
&
m,
a
ti
iuuv
a
Ended
In
Death
trough
the
central
interior
be-
There
are
others,
no
doubt,
who
tween
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
George.
TEACHER-TOOK
iiiiR
OWN
LIFE
Had
Trouble
With
School
Board,
So
Shot
Herself
-
.
.
.
.
.
HTL.
-
II
i.
...i
.
1
......
f
..
.
.
nM
kuirtnt.
f
1
..
1
-
t..
1
I
no
n
C
had
hail
tn
to
lionf
bear
alone.
Mlnnp
Wn
We
sn.
(shllll
UI
WPlfOtVlP
(
ome
yo
VOUT
ur
llSfilSLlinCG.
alSianct,
lire
imer
hum
wnn
bbijt
awuliuut
uiiunai.iiiK,
mv
mr
umy.
ujr
iwr
uoujr
w
mHMninrA
and
crew
;
been
made
with
that
end
in
view.
calibre
rifle,
a
bullet
from
which
advice
and
even
criticism,
but
let
it
not
bo
cnt-
I
your
.
your
were
Iaunche(,
ino
jfeboat9
Th
.apparently
had
nrt4
lnl0
her
icism
only
after
the
event,
but
a
real
partnership
in
form-
(rMt
fIunjf
th(.m8eIve8
,nto
thelnri
rn
A
Trn
inr
1
mouth.
ing
the
decisions,"
he
said.
ner.
political
talk
being
taboo
NANA1MO.
Nov.
.
Mabel
Bstelle
Jones,
20
yean
of
age,
cixjpl
teacher
at
Camp
G,
Cowi-than
Lake
Logging
Company,
1G
mile
from
Duncan,
was
found
but
most
of
those
now
reported
There
is
a
final
ltoMfuility
that
dead
in
her
cabin
Wednesday
missing
may
le
entered
as
dead,
the
convention
will
adjourn
with-
morning
when
she
failed
to
report
It
is
the
belief
of
the
police
that
the
girl
shot
herself.
She
had
.some
trouble
with
the
school
board
land
had
been
worrying
greatly.
I
Two
letters
were
found
from
the
i
loard,
it
is
understood,
biting
foot-Out
of
town
delegutes
to
the
i
marked
with
notes
In
the
girl's
Liberal
nominating
convention
handwriting
intimating
that
the
were
entertained
last
night
in
the
'letter
was
tbe
cause
of
death.
Her
Boston
Hall
at
an
informal
din-
home
is
in
Cumberland.
BAD
FIRE
AT
ABBOTSFORD
ABBOTSFORD,
Nov.
15.
Four
buildings
were
destroyed
with
loss
estimated
at
between
$10,000
ii
ml'
S50J0O0
ly
a'
f
i
rc
uleh
threatened
the
entire
central
part
of
AbboUford
early
this
morning.
Buildings
destroyed
were
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
block,
Albert
Lee's
bakery
and
grocery,
the
Abbotsford
Hardware
building
and
a
shoe
store.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
15i
Wheat
was
quoted
today
at
$1.22!
4.