)
'HI
I
!)(V..
Alaska.
Dee.
1H.
IpO.X
which
hud
ken
n
Ihe
U,wiis
of
KoUehue
l.n
Sound
i
n
ported
im.sHaftrisjroni
Anvik
iMrndinn
tip
IIk
Yukon
iiili'i'ior.
VANCOI
VRH.
Dec.
18.
W.
LI.
lliiifiluiiii,
ri-Jiikiit
of
Ciil-nr',
2T
ymrs
n
lh
iiielnioli-tiiu
iMilicc
fort't'
in
London,
is
iiHMiiilcl
chief
of
Uk
notice
in
(ireuter
Vuncouver.
succeedini!
for
I
K'
IMlSl
seven
Uf
II
.ilu.
his
duties
In
mm.
1
1
HorrockY
nnich
iK-re.
,HCHCe
,,n
JHnUnry
1.
Mttyor-hiiiiM
lf
with
a
im-iT
or
Kkvl
Mnlkin
auid
llwl
ninHlwin
l
In
jull
lien-
vi
st
rly.
wus
t
tuki'
ohurtfe
willi
no
in-
1
1
1
v
he
niiMiiif
or
slructions
from
I
lie
conunission
i
liiiior
nml
run
miiiick
itiK.r
iwn
tu
cnfonct
Ihe
law.
diiv.
killing
Ihree
i
mi
niid
wmiiMliiiK
Ihnv
LIBERAL
ELECTED
IK
lomil
Horro.
ks
nl
JOLIBTTK,
QUK11KC
i
of
a
ouii
Ui
drive
buck;
mm
ii
Uolllc
of
rtmi
and,
i
Ud
ill
I'rinceloii.
MON1
Mvn.11.,AI
HhAL.
lJrc.
lu
18.-C.
E.
jhorliind.
ufficiul
ul)eml
oui-
tttdate.
was
elected
in
Jillielle
oomtituriicy
yvsleiilny
lijr
2203
O
Ml'Ht1.rtlW
Ivi.lffl.
i.v.r
It
(inlTluiill
In.
11
vvjvoinivi'.
lUcpendenl
Liberal.
Then-
was
HO
CuiiservnUve
enndftlrtte.
C.P.R.
OVTICIAL
DIUS
MONTREAL,
Dec.
18:
Captain
J.I
Walsh,
for
many
years
manager
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Steamship,
died
today.
EMBARRASSING
MOMENTS
Helioplane
Is
Invented
Westminster
Man
Invents
a
'
.Machine
Said
to
be
Fool
Proof
and
Will
Kke
Vertitally
NEW
WESTMINSTIJU.
Dee.
18:-
A
helioplane,
snid
to
eom-biiie
the
principle
of
the
helicopter
and
aeroplane,
which
the
'
inventor
claim
will
ascend
vertical
and
is
accident
preof
and
will
revolutionize
aviation,
has
been
invented
by
John
E.
,
Ilesw,
a
resident
of
this
city.
Patents
have
been
granted
in
Canada
and
applied
fitr
in
.',
every
country-of
the
wojld.
.1
'j
STAKE
TOWED
SRWAMI).
IK
Tin
M
OF
INFLUENZA
mg
Has
iVot
Occupied
Himself
With
Affairs
of
State
During
Past
Two
Weeks
of
Long
Ilkess
ON,
c.
18.
The
long
nl
stru"HJe
to
save
the
King
George
witnessed
i
iu
tremulous
fluctuant
Inst
1
hours,
but
'
advices
indicated
an
turn
again.
It
is
unfler-well
informed
quar-ihay
regarded
the
lat-1
1
n
as
indicating
the
it
-buck
rcMrtvd
last
.i
lif
merely
temporary.
.iid
it
represented
part
iii
and
flow
to
Ik'
ex-
I
now
two
weeks
sine'
the
j
uenn
allowed
to
occupy)
uth
the
affairs
of
slate,
j
.i
"ven
Im-i
it
allowed
toj
im
insisted
mi
doing
in'
i.rtnight
of
his
illness,
which
the
doctors
ia-i
sued
to
the
public.
There
have
heen
pariods
of
unconsciousness
since
oiwrations
of
last
Wednesday,
but
the
iwitient
also
has
b;ei
..hie
to
ulcep.
for
the
first
Uittc
in
weeks,
without
sedatives.
The
ting's
physicians
issued
ihe
following
bulletin
at
8:10
p.m.
today:
"The
King
has
pass-td
a
quiet
day
and
the
progress
noted
this
morning
has
continued."
It
was
officially
stated
at
3
pjn.
that
the
improvement
noted
in
the
King's
condition
in
this
morning's
bulletin
has
continued.
The
Tuewlay
morning
bulletin
tMes
as
follows:
"In
spite
of
the
King
having
passed
a
dis-lurlied
night
there
is
a
alight
improvement
in
both
the
geseral
and
local
eondtttona.'
IWCI
CIIIBK
"
lh
.
Hanged
i
vm
Vancouver
,
W.-J-
Bingham
of
Calgary,
For-f
Sj
r
f'n
I
T
nil'
RH?r'y
"f
Landnn,
England,
CI
Ul
JUU
Metropolitan
Force,
(t'etis
Job
i
After
Hunninif
Amutkj
hontlnje
Hume
I'm
Near
Ihrtateten
I
K.
Dir.
IK.
(ir-
lih-r.
transient
yoillh.
INTO
SEWAKD
f
'4
Alamtda
wiih'lhe'Slnrr
in
low
,
m-
'
arrived
veslerday
from
Dark
.
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
j.
,.-ryuue
read
the
Classified
Ad,
MROK
CAIIAIIET
i:
yiu
lose,
advert
1m
tor
It.
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
:
you
find,
looate
the
owner.
'
Saturdays
Dancing
nrrjr
haturdny
night
,i!vi-r
you
need,
advertise
for
It
from
0
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
,ii;r
TUB
CLASSING!)
IIAIIIT.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommodations
for
Print
,
Parties
Northern
and
Centra)
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
"
riiMe
437
No.
'J'JC
V.v
PRINCE
RUPERT,
I!.
C,
TUESDAY,
DECEMBER
18,
1928
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
mm..
""
SSMZBI
UJiU
111
Mfa
op
in-wi
n
hut
r
ai
.j.
I;
IXJLtlUMijn
SWEEPS
STIU.
F1GHTIN
G
FOR
HIS
LIFE
King
George
is
improving,
lint
not
yet
out
of
danger.
Island.
The
tmswiiuers
had
A
I
Ulf
AT:ll:
n
,
ImMii
transferml
to
1m-
Alan.-
SIlUlUdL
I
1ULJ
lVllLUUIl
UUCS
VI
eoa
mid
suuereo
no
in
ericas.
The
mntondiip
Discovery
had
also
wine
to
the
assistance
of'
l.
t
.1
t,l
a,
.
.
'
1
1
it-
ouirr
auo
wiui
iik
ussisi-ance
of
Ihree
ttishoals
lowed;
the
Starr
111
miles
offsliore
lit;
the
Alameda.
En
route
lo
Sew-1
Flu
in
Number
of
States
and
Death
Rate
Slightly
on
Increase
ard
the
liawser
broke
several
i
limes
in
roiiKh
wealher.
The
Hospital
Cld
to
Vttlton
and
Offietala
said,
that
.the
sneed
or
two
knots
an
hour
was
School
Population
Dwindles
death
nt
"8eemH
to
Incwo-
the
only
progress
made.
II
is
Coniiderably
,
in
albjhtly,"
though
not
nearly
understood
that
a
freighter
is
i
a8
high
as
they
would
expect
leaving
Seattle
to
taw
the
Starr
TOHON'l'O.
Dei-
1
8.
-
Four
'
with
80
ca8es-
I
there
mid
Unit
.
IIh-
San
.liian
kutlis
over
tlte
week-end
ton-!
TORONTO,
Dec.
18.
While
Company
Is
hswle
hmU
;
an-
niHuled
Ihe
inlhie.i.!1
loll
or
litisl
influenza
prevails
here,
there
other
boat
lo
replace
Hie
Starr,
city
and
ail
hospitals
are
closed
1
seems
no
danger
of
a
serious
pl-
,
lo
visitors,
also
many
private
demic.
The
general
hospital
re-
TOUIIE
8
ECS
RAIL
schools
It
is
cslinijited
lliat
10
ported
that
more
patients
vme
HEADS
IN
MONTREAI
IONTREAL
lt'r.",
!f
1
K'
ch'1,lre"
of
I''
discharged
than
admitted.
imhhe
scImmiIs
and
ten
jer
cent:
,
'
of
the
teacliiiiK
skifr
ari
absent:
.
u-,VVMnc,.
INNIPKI..
Dec.
lB.-Lonced-
l'"ih
illueis.
i
that
tv"
of
nfluenia
an-j
WONTltEAL.
Dec.
18.-llon.
Many
working
"J
f
Dr.
S.
P.
Tolmie
nwmW
f
,n
iisiiKss
Houses
and
fuo
'
Hritish
Colnmhia
hnrf
ru,s
re
eoniined
to
homes
uilnlunl
I.
U
C
11.
I'ittV-St"
pwi
iitinvtit
wim$
Willi
c.
y,
PUBLIC
MEETING
ven
memlM-rs
of
Ihe
po-
Ileatly,
K.C.,
president
of
the
Ca-
'r
Phirly
:
5"
patienls
!
.
f"
U':Vd
nadton
IVcific
Railway.
It
is
undeftltwJ
he
will
also
see
Sir
up.
were
Ire'iteil
in
,
Ihe
Toronto
jail
hospital.
;
A
A
public
school
8S,MH,,
;!
at
Rrampton
""''"I"""
:
;
prevalent
in
Winnipeg,
health
au-
;
thoritics
today
insisted
there
was
no
epidemic.
ALL
WELL
AT
KA1IUL
Henry
Thornton,
president
of
the
.,
!
C
jj
,MBed
yeslerdov
with
llm-lv
per
.
icent
of
700
pupils
and
live
PESHAWAR,
India,
Dec.
18:
(tear
Iters
altseut.
i
Indian
new
n
ought
from
Kabul,
NO
TROUBLE
j
WASHINGTON,
Dec.
18.
capital
of
Afghanistan,
by
air-
'
Public
health
officials
today
esti-:
P"'ne
today
stated
that
all
was
LONDON.
Dec.
18:
The
Af-
mated
that
1.!,000
new
cases
of
well
with
the
British
Legislation
Khan
legation
stated
today
that
influenza
had
developed
in
20
there.
1
it
had
received
advice
from
states
and
New
York
City
last-
1
Kabul
denying
rerwrt.
that
King
CHRISTMAS
HAMPERS
i-'OE
Arrtmanullah
and
Queen
Sourly.
,
had
taken
refuge
in
fort
after
t4.
v
i
TI
Sl,v.,mm
Annv
lias
so
the
army
had
revolted.
The
leg-
TO
THE
PRESENT
rr
lirn1(,e,
to
seiid
'out
nine
ation
declared
tltat
the
King
and
CITY
EMPLOYEES
Christmas
uunpers
mid
thev
Queen
are
residing
at
the
palaces.
-
-
-
lulVe
a
number
ol
other
cuses
as
usual
and
that
no
revolt
took
The
American
states
Pub-
under
investigation.
These
place
in
the
nrmy.
Ik-
Service
Company
wishes
hamiM-rs
are
not
sent
out
indis-
.
i
i
u
ix
.
.
i...s
:
i
ii
it
to
be
known
that
Its
policy
eriminalely.
hut
invt
sligalion
is
will
bens
far
as
possible
to
made
of
the
actual
nml.
.It
is
retuin
(hu
iii-,.s,.nK
ff
J.
t'lillllil
tll.lt
oftl'll
tllOSt
nccdini!
American
States
Public
Serv-
city
employees
of
the
light
more
are
I'm
ones
least,
inclined
ice
Company
announce
a
public
and
power
departments
and
to
say
nnvlliing
about
it.
Part
meeting
at
Capitol
Theatre
W-d-
that
it
will
pay
to
all
of
its
ol
tin-
Christums
dinner
fund
nesday
evening.
See
Wednesday's
emplovees
here
standard
wil1
asr(l
lur
,lKst'
"mi,U)crs-
papers
for
particulars.
Prince
Rupert
wages
for
all
"'I'ls
so
far
have
just
about
-
classes
of
labor,
skilled
nnd
Members
of
the
crew
of
the
unskilled
nnd
where
outatan-
lmr
liprvlnir
li.iro-o
I'fiitn
wrur.
.1:....
..i.:i:i...
:
.
.1;
...1
1
...in
reached
the
hundred
dollar
C.
IN
THROUGH
mark,
but
a
good
deal
more
Is
kg
necessary
l
inaue
proper
prtt-
wis
-.......0
.-o-
-
--
...v
.
m
ui.-iiiajreu
t
uiiik
ninin.v
will
.
..
,.ii,n
lnt
u-anlr
nf
Tl.,11
O
v
t
consiiier
mcieases
in
suiar-
ChflflQtte
Islands,
are
sailing
ies
and
wages.
Pn
vinuslv
pcK
unpledged
this
afternoon
on
the
(ataln
for
ativt
Mrs.
lieekwilli
their
homes
In
Vancouver.
lt
t-
t-
Pallv
Nicholls
HI
W
EAST
COUNTRY
Premier
Tolmie
Tells
Toronto
People
About
Rapid
Growth
in
B.
C.
!
TOUONTO,
Dec.
18.
Premier
Tolmie
made
a
jilen
for
tt'bet-Icr
KiidirslandiiiB
lielween
Hie
easl
and
wesl,
in
addressing
the
Ciinadian
Club
here
yeslerday.
Skelcliin
tin-
rowlh
of
Hritish
Columbia
the
premier
or
the
province
said
Dial
in
a
decade
it
had
bivoinr
one
of
tin
most
important
ports
or
(Umadn.
Korly-six
prr
mil
of
llu
fisli
production
of
Canada
came
from
British
Columbia
and
more
than
half
or
the
standing
timber
jn
Caniid
i
was
west
of
the
Hoekies,
he
suid.
British
Cohmihin
iiiamifoeluring
liad
increasetl
300
jier
cent
in
Ihe
past
ten
years.
Local
Items
Young
People's
Christmas
Demonstration
at
the
Salvation
Array
utaoel
December
21
at
8
Stores
open
every
ewolaf
Christmas.
Also
Ttataday
afternoon
and
evening.
Retail
DERAILMENT
TRAIN
LATE
t'
N.B.
passenger
train
No.
5,
dae
this
afternoon
at
8:30
from
the
east,
derailed
at
Itose
Lake
ubout
2
o'clock
this
MilUA'im-
46
3Ui
in-
arriving,
It
was
stated
this
morn-
II.
Grindstrand
of
the
local
j"
at
the
,oc
railway
elilee.
naimut
boat
signal
leaves
this'""
une
waa
nurt
"
lnc
arall
auer
noon
on
me
uauia
ror
a
trip
south
and
will
return
to
the
city
in
the
spring.
A.
P.
Allison,
well
known
Queen
Charlotte
Island
logging
operator,
is
sailing
from
here
this
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
Vancouver.
Capt.
E.
II.
Simpson,
manager
of
the
Langara
cannery
at
Mas-sett,
and
Mrs.
Simpson
are
sailing
this
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
Vancouver
where
they
will
spend
the
Christmas
holiday
FORESTERS'
HEAD
DIES
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
18:
T.
L.
Heaven,
manager
of
the
R.
C.
Independent
Older
of
Foresters,
died
last
eveniag
after
a
brief
illness.
ment
and
the
train
itself
la
standing
upright
and
undamaged.
DIVIDENDS
B.C.
MINES
VICTORIA.
Dec.
18:-nAecord-og
to
the
rert
of
Hon.
W.
A.
McKenxie,
minister
of
mines,
the
profits
from
B.
C.
Mines
wjll
be
larger
next
year
than
this.
The
growth
of
dividends
in
the
past
few
years
is
shown
as
follows:
(
I
Year
Dividends
!
1923
$
2,800,205
1924
8DG.174
1925
W19308
1926
9,747.270
1927
10,80G838
,1928
(estimated)
....
11,500.000
FIGURE
IN
BIG
LEAGUE
TRADE
"edric
Durst
:
iglit
.
Yank.
ie
Cleveland
in
a
Maui
ior
.
,.:
lurid
wants
Durst
.mn
the
Nan-the
swap
will
go
through.
:'.M'i-r
Hi.'i,
is
expected
to
go
t'hle
lii.:
hi
pitcher.
Clevo-iHilii
U-.C
1
nlc,
so
it
looks
like