'lSeds.'
CIVIL
SERVICE
SUPERANNUATION
OTTAWA.
1
.
2K.
Authority
tieen
granted
for
the
estnb-hiner.t
nf
an
advisory
commlt-
felt
that
the
city
council
might
i
have
its
jroposition
ready
to
of-
1
fer.
nil-
Chairman
of
Communist
Or
The
d
aft
agreement
provides
xnni.ution
Into
Conference
He-
for
assigning
of
the
franchjae
and
gard
to
Activities
j
terms
by
the
corpomtioo
to
an
op-
'erating
power
company;
protec-
TOHONTO,
Dec.
29.
The'tion
of
the
city
water
require
i
mv
in
ttie
pSftgrain
of
the
meWs
WoejaWfh
Late
;
li-e
t
check
Communist
activi-
maintenance
of
the
Shawatlans
'
wif
made
yesterday
wbea
In-
Lake
power
plant
as
an
emergency
.
tcr
R.
Anderson
took
John
in
the
event
of
any,
cessation
of
l.n
ilii,
chairman
of
the
Com-
delive
y
of
power
by
the
company
nii.xt
paty,
to
police
headqaar-:
from
Falls
River;
the
payment
by
for
a
conference
with
Chief
the
company
to
the.citjr
of
$376,-l'nliee
I).
(J.
Draper.
000;
exclusive
fraa&ise
to
the
The
conference
followed
action
company
for
25
years;
renewal
of
n-n
by
the
police
to
locate
the
the
franchise
or
repurchase
by'
the
r
on
who
patted
sticker
on
city;
approval
of
the
distribution
inlows.
automobile,
buildings
system
by
the
city
council;
proeer-'I
pouts
in
the
downtown
sec-
vation
of
streets,
etc.,
by
tbe
com-v.
advertising
a
meeting
to
be
pany
in
connection
with
conatruc-il.
where
Stewart
Smith,
gradu-
tion
work
;
operation
by
the
city
of
of
a
Bolshevist
university,
wus
Shnwatlnn
h
ike
plant
until
elec-
against
war
trie
energy
is
made
available
by
Police
officers
found
that
the
:
he
company
from
Falls
River;
ira-Ke
s
were
printed
in
a
Queen
mediate
development
of
Fall
n
et
print
shop
at
the
request
of
River
power;
assurance
by
the
Communist
party.
company
of
meeting
present
and
v.
tini'
on
instruction
of
Chief
pending
demands;
preservation
of
'
i;er.
Inspector
Anderson
and
present
service
and
rate
ag
ee-A.iing
Inspector
Oxland
went
to
nunU,
including
street
lighting;
v
idian
headquarters
of
the
installation
by
the
company
of
a
in
:.t
if3
1-2
Church
Street
In
modern
street
lighting
system;
no
i
eh
of
McDonald.
He
was
not
exemption
for
the
company
from
M.
office,
having
just
returned
municipal
taxation;
re-possession
rn
i
western
trip
for
the
pur-
oy
the
city
nf
the
plant
in
case
of
.
of
running
as
a
municipal
default
hy
the
company;
creation
amli(lnte
in
Ward
8.
pf
gi50,0"0
trust
fund
from
SK76,-
!!.
r
waiting
more
than
an
hour
OOQ
j.urrn.i.-e
ice
until
city
de-he
police
were
rewarded
and
took
livers
a
free
and
unencumbered
I
.'Donald
to
the
city
hall.
title
to
the
property;
payment
by
Chief
of
Police
Daper
spoke
Je
company
of
standard
Prince
iiv
firmly,
to
the
head
of
the
Rupert
wages
to
all
its
employees,
i
arty,
and
made
it
clear
that
po-
!
i
.
in
future
would
pursue
an
j
possible
that
champs
may
.'trtrressivu
campaign
against
nUMje
from
the
original
draft.
a
list
of
proposed
change
having
been
submitted
last
night.
One
of
thse
additional
clauses
wo-ild
provide
for
the
dewlopme
nt
by
the
i-nmnnnv
at
once
of
power
other
lhan
Woodworth
Lake,
completing
;
within
two
and
a
half
years
a
hydro-electric
development
f
no
lens
'than
8000
luirse-power
c
pacity
with
furtlier
Uevclnrment
as
-ei!
Hired
until
1O,000
hrsc
power
or
more
ahull
be
available
of
10
to
deHl
with
the
Civil
j
for
nrivate
and
conimei
rin)
u
r
ice
Superannuation
Act.
it
;
the
citir.ens
and
industries
hn
aied
.s
nnxounced
at
the
prime
min-Within
the
corporate
limits
of
the
-te-'s
office
.today.
The
commit-!
city.
e
will
bo-jcomposed
of
five
per-:
"lis
rcm-esentlng
the
ndminjstra-1
'ii
Hide
of
the
service
and
five
presenting
the
employees.
NOT
HER
FAULT
"You
can't
catch
me,
my
man."
''"dared
the
Indignant
spinter.
"I
haven't
ridden
in
taxis
for
the
l
ist
ten
years
for
nothing."
"Pet
you've
'ad
a
good
try,
all
"i"
same."
came
the
bitter
res-;
"M
e.
Royal.
LATEST
BULLETIN
LONDON.
Dec.
29:
The
evening
bulletin
stated:
"King
had
a
quiet
day.
The
alow
improvement
noted
this
morning
continues.
No
bulletin
will
be
isue;!
until
Sunday
evening."
Policeman
lat
2
a.m.
-Out
a
little
late,
aren't
you,
old
m
m?
Tough-looking
Customer
Yes,
perhaps,
but
It's
the
only
chance
us
pedestrians
get.
-Bystander.
i
mm
CORPORATION
TO
IN
Draft
Agreement
Has
Been
Drawn
For
Disposal
of
Power
Franchise
to
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
Copies
of
a
proposed
agreement
between
the
city
and
hc
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
for
the
transfer
of
the
;
.'inicipal
hydro-electric
plant
and
a
twenty-five
year
i
anchise
were
submitted
to
members
of
the
city
council
it
cday
and
it
was
decided
at
last
night's
meeting,
on
ingestion
of
Mayor
McMordie,
to
hold
a
special
meeting
is
I'rluay
night
of
next
week
to
consider
the
terms,
u.inw
bile,
the
city
fathers
will
make
a
detailed
study
of
,
.c
draft
agreement.
The
mayor
explained
that
H.
E.
TORONTO
ACTS
AGAINST
REDS:
I'ii
representative
representative
o
of
the
awson,
Power
Corporation
of
Canada,
had
left
the
city
and
would
not
be
back
for
a
week
or
so.
By
the
time
he
returned,
His
Worship
MBaaiaesaeB
W.
H.
MALKIN
-f
Vncouvi
r.
first
Mavor
of
tho
recently
amalgamated
cities
ni
Vancouver.
Point
Grey
and
South
Vancouver.
DEALS
MORE
POWER
VANCOUVER
11.
C.
Power
Corporation
tp
Instal
Another
Jant
on
Stave
River:
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
29.
Another
hyiiro-clewtnc
pita;
on
Stave
Hirer
t
Ruskin,
3J
miles
east
of
Vancouver,
at
a
cist
of
.seven
and
;a
quarter
millkn
dollars,
will
be
started
immediately
by
.
the
II.
C.
lower
Corporation,
it
was
announced
today
by
V.
G
.
Mur-r.n,
president
of
the
H.
C.
Electric
Railway.
In
addition,
it
is
announced
tVe
Bridge
River
Power
scheme,
130
miles
north
of
Vancouver,
would
be
increased
to
220,000
horse-power
by
the
expenditure
of
an
additional
million
dollars.
The
Stave
River
plant
when
completed
will
proyuee
172.-000
horse-power.
The
initial
installation
of
43.000
horsepower
Is
scheduled,
for
completion
late
nest
year.
21
DEATHS
FROM
UHLU
TORONTO.
"-'
IXec.
:
There
were
21
deaths
here
yesterday
from
influenxa
and
pneumonia.
Hopeful
Bulletin
Issued
but
King
Is
Said
by
Newspaper
Not
To
Be
Holding
His
Own
in
Uphill
Fight
LONDON,
Dec.
29.The
condition
of
King
George
this
morning
is
considered
more
hopeful,,
following
the
bulletin
oi
last
night
and
this
morning
that
the
patient
had
periods
of
rest,
but
deep
anxiety
is
still
the
keynote
of
the
popular
feeling.
At
mid-afternoon
Buckipgham
Palace
announced
the
condition
unchanged
from
the
morning.
Intense
interest
was
manifested
at
a
hint
of
a
new
method
of
treatment
and
an
unofficial
suggestion
that
blood
transfusion
would
likely
bo
employed
was
authbritatively
denied
as
being
considered
by
the
King's
physicians.
An
early
edition
of
the
Evening
News
today
states
that
in
his
up-hill
battle
for
life
the
King
was
not
holding
his
own.
This
is
his
43rd
day
of
illness.
This
morning's
bulletin
stated
that
the
King
had
a
quiet
night
and
there
is
a
slight
change
for
the
better
in
His
Majesty's
condition.
I
Left
to
right:
William
Sciiiil,
donor
of
the
Schiff
aviation
trophy;
President
Cooli.lge
and
l.i
u
tenunt
J.
K.
Dyer,
winner
of
the
award,
for
t'lyinp
the
greatest
number
of
hours
without
accident.
mm
MF1E1HAB1T
Boston
Grill
Everyone
read!
tb
Cljulfli
Atu.
LIKIK
CAIilRET
It
you
Iom,
RdvertlM
for
It.
Special
Dinner
Thursdays
and
Satnrhiyi
If
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
Uanrlng
rvfry
Hnrurday
nl(ht
Whatever
you
ttcti,
advertise
for
It
from
D
tu
12.
Dane
Hall
for
Hire
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommodation
for
Private
iKT
TUB
CI.ASXIUKD
IIADIT.
)
Tart
lea
Thane
457
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
.!.
XIX.,
No.
305
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SAT
URDAY,
DECEMBER
29,
1928
TRICE
FIVE
CENTS
National
Silver,
19,
..otile
Five,
61,
55'..
Pend
Oreille,
10.00,
10.26.
Pioneer,
Nil,
1.80.
Porter
Idaho,
73,
80.
Premier,
2.21,
2.25.
Rufus
ArgenUi.
28.
28
!a.
Ruth
Hope,
550.,
5C.
Silver
(
rest,
8'-.
9.
Silverado,
90,
98.
Snowflakc,
35'i,
30.
Sunlock,
3.40,
3.C.II.
Terminus.
12,
14
V.
Topley
Richfield,
43,
15.
Toric.
2.ir.,
2.76.
Wellington,
17.
17',2.
Whitewater.
1.15,
1.20.
Woodbine,
3,
4.
Oils
Fabyon,
6,
6''a.
LIQUOR
AND
PARI
-
MUTUEL
-
PROFITS
BIG
VICTORIA,
Dec.
29:
Liquor
and
pari-mutuel
profits
were
distributed
yesterday
tj
municipalities
of
the
province.
Liquor
Pit
Wf
D
'STALL
NEW
UNIT
A
T
VANCOUVER
CEL.
REiUTfES
AT
PILGRIMS
DIN
NilP.
The
above
phjti
.iraph
was
tukca
on
the
occasion
of
the
Pil
rrim's
dinner
in
London,
to
celebrate
tr.e
signii..;
.f
tr.e
Peace
Pact
The
Big
Five
at
the
celebration
were,
left
to
right:
Mr.
A.
B.
HourhUn,
Jci.e
I
M
tes
Ambassndor
to
Great
Britain;
Lord
Des
borough;
Sir
Austen
Chamberlain
(who
made
his
first
public
appearance
since
his
illness);
the
German
Ambassador
to
Britain,
and
Lord
Ilardine.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
,Oouruj
of
9.
O.
oioa
Of-.
'
L
VI.
r
The
otlowing
b'd
aid
atked.
quotations
were
Bayview
rli,
5.
B.
C.
Silver,
LSO.
1.40.
Beaver
Silver.
17,
IS.
BfrMHRtfrt,
TO,
7S1
a..'
'
.
Cork-
Province,
20,
21.
Cotton
Belt,
Nil,
40.
Dunwell,
18
2,
19.
Duthie,
66,
60.
George
Copper,
7.85,
8.00.
Georgia
River,
28,
29.
Golconda,
79,
80.
Grandview,
Bt,
64.
Independence,
9vx,
10.
Indian,
4.
6.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke,
33,
31.
Kootenay
Florence,
20,
20V.
Kootertay
King,
31
li,
32.
U,
&
h.,
0,
6Va.
La'keview,
V
j,
2.
Lucky
Jim,
Nil,
26.
Marmot
Metals,'
74,
8.
Marmot
Gold,
7,
8.
Mohawk,
6,
7.
Morten
Woolsey,
5,
5'i.
19
it'
Halibut
Boat
Attn
Was
Instrumental
In
Saving
Tugboat
Roosevelt
Towed
Her
Clear
of
Rocks
and
Into
Safe
Refuge
When
Larger
Vessel
Could
Not
Get
Near
Her
SEWARD,
Dec.
29.
Decision
by
Capt
Peter
Wold
of
the
halibutter
Attu
to
save
10
miles
on
his
course
is
believed
to
have
been
responsible
for
the
saving
of
the
tug
Roosevelt
and
its
16
men.
The
Attu
changed
her
direction
off
Cape
Decision
and
a
few
hours
later
saw
the
lights
of
the
Northwestern
and
Roosevelt
The
Northwestern
had
one
lifeboat
out
and
the
Roosevelt
crew
were
wearing
lifebelts
ready
to
leave
the
ship.
The
Northwestern
was
unable
to
run
alongside
the
ftooue-
"
velt
owing
to
heavy
seas,
but
the
volt
the
capstan
on
the
Atfa
gave
Attu
."lipped
alongside,
got
a
line
way.
Another
time
tha
hawser
was
overboa
d
and
headed
for
Cape
made
fast
to
the
mast
of
the
Attu,
Clear.
but
when
the
light
when
out
it
was
Twice
the
hawser
broke
or.
the
discovered
the
line
had
chewed
Roosevelt
and
hours
elapsed
be-'
half
through
the
mast
and
severed
fore
new
lines
could
be
rigged.
!
'.he
electric
light
wires.
The
Arriving
at
Cape
Clear
after
a
crew
worked
in
darkness
for
half
fight
with
a
howling
gale,
Can-!
in
hour
until
new
connections
tain
Wold
continued
to
Latouche
with
the
Roosevelt,
where
the
disabled
craft
was
beached
and
workmen
were
endeavoring
to
cut
away
the
steel
hawser
wrapped
around
the
propeller
which
disabled
the
bout
as
it
hove
to
off
Cape
St.
Elias
with
the
Starr
in
tow.
Cap
tain
Wold
praised
the
captain
the
Roosevelt
and
his
crew
slitting
with
the
tug
while
it
was
drifting
on
the
reef.
One
of
the
Roosevelt's
boats
was
smashed
by
the
as.
The
crew
of
three
on
the
Attu
were
also
lauded
by
Wo'd.
Ben
Aspin.
engineer.
Roths
Hornberg
and
Roths
Flem,
Jeinen,
clung
tenaciously
hour
after
hour
on
the
forward
deck
in
a
driving
gale,
tending
the
tow-line.
Wold
said
he
not
only
had
to
watch
both
the
course
and
the
'fie.
but
also
his
crew,
prone
on
the
deck,
who
were
continually
it
I
danger
of
ibeing
swept
off
by
seas.
Heavy
oil
was
poured
eve
y
hait
hour
on
the
Attu
end
of
the
haw.
ser
and
on
the
chocks
to
prevent
chafing
of
the
lines
The
hawser
on
the
Attu
was
fastened
through
profits
for
the
last
half
year
j
the
starboard
hawser
pipe
ami
were
$541,112,
pari-mutuel
forletound
the
stern
over
the
port
the
year
$21ti,ttVG.
The
total
dis-
chock
and
back
to
the
aft
cho.-k.
tributlon
of
liquor
profits
for
completely
corraling
the
line.
At
the
year
was
$l,100.r)2.
i
the
first
attempt
to
tow
the
Roose-
were
made.
The
Attu
is
replacing
the
Starr
'.o
the
westward
on
the
Seward,
Alaska,
run,
and
left
tonight
fer
Unnluska
and
way
porta
with
the
Christmas
mail.
3
PROMOTIONS
DR.
S.
J.
WILLIS
Superintendent
of
Education
comet)
Also
Deputy
Minister
Be
VICTORIA.
Dec.
29.
Dr.
S.
J.
Willis,
superintendent
of
edu-utiou,
is
appointed
as
deputy
ninister
of
education.
Hi
will'
continue
as
superintendent.
W.
('.
Gamble,
a
member
of
the
staff
of
the
Mission
City
high
school,
is
appointed
public
school
nspector.
FORMEK
M.
P
MONTREAL.
Dec.
Hickerdike,
aged
8G,
P.
for
St.
Lawrence
ex-president
of
the
Trade
the
DIES
29:
Robert
formerly
M.
division
anl
Board
of
ami
an
active
member
of
social
reform,
is
dead.