ii'
mc
pioneer
oruggisi,
neaoe-i
.
.ildermnnic
iioll
ith
a
cor--t.ilile
lead.
F.G.
Dawson
wan
:,a.
h-Ald.
S.
D
Mscdoniiu
.
A!d.
Wflllaoi
Brown,
labor
oKialen,
casne
third
and
fourth.
:
tively.
Aid.
1.
H.
Linzey
Mi!.
G.
f.
Tinke-,
membi
r
m
IM2H
council,
went
down
i
as
did
also
Ex-Aid.
G.
i:
and
Eald.
R.
T.
Perry
K.
Benson
brought
up
tin
i
.i.
rtirs
H.
Thompson,
W.
J.
E.
I
a
fturim
11
-1
:
EARTHQUAKE
SHAKES
7
S12
r
the
mult
of
the
mayor
contest
became
.koawn,
the
.
Hand
lined
up
oUWe
the
i.
all
and
struck
up.
""For
He's
l
y
Gdilow.-
HitWor
was
tid'by
friends
from
the
ling
booth
and
was
given
an
.tion
by
the
crowd
assemble,!
1
merged
on
the
street.
A(
imphal
pocession
by
the
banrlj
a
Hyde
Transfer
truck
fol-:
Mhtr
on
which
the
mayor
was!
1
1
ncd
with
friends
around
The
occasion
was
suitably
I
nited
at
various
informal
j
n
ions
during
the
evening.
'
ontinued
on
page
two.)
AND
RUINS
A
CITY,
C.
II.
ORME
.'lie
ana
TV
nimni
uucnrim
r-
returned
as
school
trustees,
j
Who
hlJltk.d
u.t.iils
of
the
mayoralty
'
'yesterday
v
uk
follow:
McMordie
Stephens
Spoiled
M4
147
1
M
.
.
.
.
7
136
8
.Ml
a
"...
TS6
414
i
ity
for
MtMordie
.
Second
terday.
a!d
nn..nu
poll
aid
i
manic
poll
F.
G.
DAWSON
BIG
EXPLOSION
DETROiTTODAY
I
DETROIT,
Jan.
18:
Six
Th;anna
Thejaons
were
were
injured
injureo
senonwy
seriously
sad
No
one
was
killed.
McGeer
Will
Carry
the
Appeal
(or
Better
Freight
Rates
to
the
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
18.
Backed
by
the
United
iirmers
of
the
three
prairie
provinces,
....
the
United
.
Farm-
,
Leaves
Today
to
Meet
Dr.
King
In
Vancouver
and
to
Sit
On
B.
C.
Executive
Olof
Hanson
left
this
morniiiK
for
Vancouver
to
attend
the
m-
i-ing
of
the
executive
of
the
BiH-ish
Columbia
Liberal
Associatioii
of
which
he
is
ex-officio
a
number
as
being
the
officially
c!.
o.--.
i,
j
Liberal
candidate
for
Skcei.u
iiiu-ing.
J
While
in
the
scuUh
Mr.
Hutis..:i
iwill
meet
Dr.
King,
the
letter'
t
t
no.
...&.
r.-,
WINNIPEG.
11
ui...
.v,
.....
.
.
1
1
.
.
L.
.
...in
u
u.
.
u
mi.
inn
.nimii
n
n
....
-"
I
Ul
lilUUHIl
1U1UII1U1U
Will
UI
I
V
UUMO"
"
..
.
.
.
.
Htawa
Mr.
McGeer
announced
this
before
the
board
ol
.
.
and
minister
lor
ttriuau
uoiumi.ia,
in
regard
to
a
number
of
Prime
Rupert
matters,
the
minister
li:,
cling
it
impossible
to
visit
the
city
owing
to
the
near
approach
of
the
session.
Before'
leaving
Mr.
Hanson
said
he
planned
to
press
upon
the
minister
a
number
of
matters
which
would
be
of
interest
to
the
Skeena
Federal
riding
mad
he
confidently
hoped
to
be
successful
in
at
least
some
of
them.
Mr.
Hassan
will
take
jrt
in
jtbe
selection
of
the
fcsAer
of
the
)OftMUtfB
fn
kviaUtv
and
Prince
Rupert
people
do
&M
need
to
guess
which
member
he
wili
support
WAS
HANGED
KBGIKA.
Jan.
18:
Mike
Hack.
27
years
of
age.
was
hanged
at
Retina
jail
at
4.47
o'clock
this
morning
for
the
murder
of
yeB
George
Edy
at
Duff.
Sask.,
laat
May.
He
maintained
his
inno-
cence
to
the
last.
LOCAL
LONGSHOREMAN
,
PASSES
IN
HOSPITAL
Charles
Turner,
Aged
Native
of
England,
This
Morning
58
And
Died
A
I:
AC
AS,
Jsn.
,18.
ht
0(.curred
2
o'clock
lu-lH-i'
ti-umvorsat
says
m
a
m-fimrv
'.
meraing
in
the
rnnce
nup-
l
ad
and
a
great
niHrfW
fn-
theslr.
grocery
store
and
ert
General
HospiUl
of
Charles
I
wcj-o
tukes
from
the
J-uina
taurant
were
destroyed
by
an
xrasp,
local
lopgshfAsn.
Mu
city
df
Cumana,
whio
w
plosion
ai
urano
snu
je
wat
g
yeMrB
akt-n
hv
an
earthcraaVe.
It
tfl
Avenues
euriy
Mis
rnuraiHu.
iioru'd
that
every
building
'
i
ity
was
destroyed.
of
age
and
a
.native
of
Lincolnshire,
England.
in
Damage
is
estimated
at
fio,uw.He
t
tne
Commercial
Hotel
and
pltal
only
There
art
een4ryi
,
had
been
in
tre
hos-
a
couple
of
days.
no
relatives
in
this
Fumti
arrsnaemeiitH
are
in
the
hands
of
the
B.
C.
Undertak
ers.
Government
Backed
by
Farmers
THREE
YEARS
IN
PENITENTIARY
T.
the
penitentiary
for
conspiracy
in
connect-
ailway
commissioners
yesterday.
..
.
'ion
with
the
Great
West
Perman
Hp
rill
nlononntinno
Viiannnnnl
ti.
the
boara
of
railway
ent
Loan,
Impeal
Canadian
mmissioners
for
leave
to
appeal
to
the
supreme
court
of
,Trust
company
and
the
Canadian
t
.v...
the
commissioners'
t,
,
.
-
National
Hre
Insurance
Conuwu-
auada
from
ici-ision'
in
the
matter
of
freight
'at
cm.
He
made
this
latter
deci-on
when
Leon
J.
Ladner,
K.C.,
'ounsel
for
the
attorney-general,
"Klii
atvd
his
intention
to
nroceed
W
It
ll
111..
atrnl
4a
iha
knorH
Ths
be
reduced
to
the
leys!
obtaining
jW-
"
to
Fort
WilHam.
.
,,
,
,
.
.
.
and
(
Ity
police
been
asked
to
That
the
demesta
grain
hay
both
transcon-;
ascertain
If
riWe
the
where-L
flour
rates
over
,.h
to
the'abouts
of
tie
relatives
of
a
wo-
named
I
Alice
Stephens
who
WillUm.
jman
level
obtaining
to
Fort
said
to
have
been
well
known
'PlwMlswiU
be
heard
in
Ottawa.
The
removal
of
the
mountain's
M,.f,u-
..i
i.-...
4v,ri
rate
i
in
Prince
Rupert
and
Anyox.
A
differential
..i
:
in
all
n
ru4it
frelfBt
requests:
i
covering
the
movement
of
all
the,slstr,
Mary
Stephens,
worked
as
rimt
the
export
grum
rates
on
traffic
into,
from
or
rmwign
am
'if
'
unndlan
Pacific
to
Vancouverl
ish
Columbia.
'a
CHMBiuer
nima
'nix
years
ago.
in
a
local
hotel
CLASSIFIED
HABP
Boston
Grill
'ft,
Everyone
read
the
Claaatne
LAKGE
CAHAnET
4b
Special
Dinner
Thursday
and
If
you
lose.
advertUe
Xor
it.
Saturdays
rr
you
find,
locat
the
owner.
"a,
V
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
9
to
12.
need,
sdvertlae
for
it
whatever
you
Dance
Hall
Xor
Hire
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommodations
(or
Private
okt
the
classified
habit.
Parties
Phone
437
Northern
and'CentraJ
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
X..
No.
13.
FRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
Fill
DAY,
JANUARY
18,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Colonel
McMordie
Re-elected
Mayor
and
Good
Men
Chosen
Aldermen
and
School
Trustees
For
Year
.
,
Ucsult
of
Yesterday's
Civic
Election
Insures
Strong
City
fll
fip
HAW?0W
Council
to
Deal
With
Affairs
DurinK
Present
Year
V-1
little
JUH
WILL
TAKE
UP
With
the
third
largest
majority
ever
given
a
mayoralty
ndidate
in
the
history
of
the
city,
Lieut.-Col.
S.
P.
Mc-
.
pf
i
irsr
ir
s
TPTPFIP
Mordie,
D.S.O.,
retained
the
chief
magistracy
of
Prince
I
if
1
AW
1
MAI
ILiKj
Kupert,
by
a
vote
01
bo
to
424
over
Ex-Aid.
M.
M.
Step-
;,s
at
the
municipal
polls
here
yesterday.
Another
no-.
hie
feature
of
the
election
was
that
the
largest
poll
in
the
i
istory
of
the
city
was
recorded
in
it.
The
total
number
(
1
1
i
mliote
cast
for
the
mayoralty
was
1167
.
The
highest
i
r
vious
poll
was
1010
in
the
first
civic
election
held
in
I
,
rut-
Kupert
in
laiu.
inere
isfrf
seven
spoiled
ballots.
I
.V-
predicted
yesterday,
C.
II.
GIVEN
BIG
MAJORITY
9XpmhIl
.xS
Lieu
yester,;
I'.
t
mayoralty
poll
Consolidate
;to
Open
Assay
Office
in
Primes
Rupert
Sending
G.
W.
Dimn
Commissioner
Haines
Falls
.
?
Dead
at
Conclusion
of
Speech
to
High
Council
Salvation
A)
my
Injunction
Granted
Until
Next
Week
Restraining
Council
From
Electing
Successor
to
Rramwell
Booth
SUNBURY-ON-THAMES,
Jan.
18.
Commissioner
Haines,
vice-president
of
the
high
council
of
the
Salvation
Army,
in
session
here,
dropped
dead
tonight
.
At
the
conclusion
of
an
emotional
speech
before
the
council,
which
was
then
considering
the
election
of
a
successor
to
Bram-well
Booth,
he
crumpled
and
fell
dead.
An
injunction
has
been
granted
is
London
itratmng
the
high
council
of
the
Salvation
Army
fntrh
electing
a
successor
to
Bramwell
Booth,
the
deposed
general
Afghan
Rebel
Leader
Proclaimed
King
and
Inayatullah
Flies
Off
British
Air
Forces
Fetch
Retiring
Ruler
and
Members
of
His
Household
in
Airplanes
From
India
PESHAWAR,
Jan.
18.
Advices
from
Kabul
state
that
Habi
Mullah
Khan,
the
victorious
rebel
known
as
Bacha
Sakar
or
Water
Boy,
has
been
acclaimed
king
by
the
entire
province
of
Kabul.
.
He
is
understood
to
have
15,000
men
under
him
fully
equipped
andsaid
to
be
maintaining
excellent
order.
NEW
DELHI,
India,
Jan.
18.
Inayatullah,
king
of
Afghanistan
for
a
few
days,
and
members
of
his
household
have
been
evacuated
from
Kabul
by
the
British
air
forces
airpianes.'
The
party
reached
Peshawar
en
route
to
Kandavar,
where
the
former
King
Amanullah
is.
STOCK
MARKET
AT
VANCOUVER
VERY
ACTIVE
Good
Many
Mining
Stocks
Dropped
Off
While
Othera
Advanced
or
Kossland
to
lake
Cbaige
of
It
McDonald
ced
t
George
W.
Dunn,
one
of
(the
old-timers
of
the
southern
interior
mining
camp
of
Rossland,
will.'af-tire
in
Prince
Rupert
about
the
end
of
this
month
to
take
charge
of
an
assay
office
which
is'
io
be.
opened
here
by
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelling
Go.
in
connection
with
its
extensive
interests
in
the
district
surrounding
the
city.
Mr.
Dunn
bas
been
for
many
years
in
charge
of
the
Consolidated's
assay
office
at
Rossland
and
is
one
of
that
town's
most
highly
respected
citizens.
He
will
bring
his
wife
and
son,
Hawthorne,
here
with
him.
Mr.
Dunn
has
served
as
an
alderman
at
Rossland
practically
continuously
since
1914.
He
was
formerly
chief
chemist
in
the
Rossland
mines.
He
is
active
in
Masonic
and
United
Church
work.
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
18:
Profit
taking
was
on
an
extensive
wale
Cue
to
the
unsettled
value
of
the
market
yesterday,
the
majority
of
recent
active
issues
show
substantial
-declines.
Cork
Province
moved
up
twoH-and-
half
cents
to
REPARATIONS
ki)We'ie1ftHtwttft
rwmriersmhetit
i
amilf
S.G0
for
a
gain
of
25
cents.
The
Planet
mines
improved
51
cents
to
92Vi
cents.
Gesrge
Copper
was
40
ceuts
stronger
at
89
cents
and
Whitewater
fire
cents
firmer
at
$1.40.
Rufus
Argenta
sold
down
to
38
cents
but
closed
at
47Vs
cents.
Pend
Oralle
slipped
back
60
cents
to
$12JD0;
Silverado
lost
16
cents
to
$1.00;
Noble
Fire
5
cents
to
78
and.
Kootenay
King
four
cents
to
44
cents.
Big
Missouri
lost
12
cents
to
$1.50.
Grandview
was
2'z
cents
weaker
i.t
75
cents
EXPERTSCHOSEN
WASHINGTON,
Jan.
18:
Sir
Ksme
Howard
informed
secretary
Kellogg
yesterday
that
the
al
lied
government
had
selected
Owen
D.
Young
and
J.
P.
Mor
gan
as
the
Americans
to
serve
on
the
committee
of
reparation
ex
pert.
Thomas
Nelson
Perkins
of
Boston
was
chosen
as
an
al
ternate.
The
ambassador
left
for
New
York
last
night
to
extend
the
Invitation
to
the
Americans.
Kel
logg
was
informed
as
a
diploma
tic
courtesy
and
be
said
that
the
selections
had
his
approval.
served
on
the
high
council
in
session
here
this
afternoon,
led
will
hsve
a
capital
of
half
a'w
The
in
...riptinn
nnm-atrm
until
after
thp
hoanncr
hv
thp
million
dollars
and
reserve
iliac
court,
which
is
sot
for
next
Monday.
To
hhElectors
of
r
Prince
Rupert:
May
I
express
my
deep
appreciation
for
the
splendid
expression
of
confident
e
shown
In
me
at
the
polls
yesterday-i-an
expression
which
I
construe
as
an
endorsatrion
of
our
policies
durtag
the
past
ar,
aad
other
than
a
personal
matter.
Coupled
with
my
appreciation,
may
I
once
more
convey
my
assurance
that
strict
attention
and
care
of
the
city's
interests
and
welfare
will
again
be
my
aim
during
the
coming
year.
S.
P.
McMORDIE.
BARCLAY'S
BANK
IS
INCORPORATED
CANADA!
KINGTAKING
INTEREST
IN
WORLD
AGAIN
LONDON,
Jan.
18:
It
was
authoritatively
stated
this
morning
that
satisfactory
progress
in
the
condition
of
King
George
is
maintained.
The
Daily
Mail
Bald
today
that
the
King
had
enjoyed
long
per
iods
of
sleep
daring
the
last
few
days
and
his
interest
in
palace
affairs
had
re-awakened.
The
King
was
having
longer
talks
especially
Queen
Mary,
her
visits
to
the
bedside
being
more
fre
quent
although
limited
to
ten
minutes
each
time.
FURS
TAKEN
TO
SEATTLE
SEWARD,
Alaska,
Jan.
18:
After
successfully
completing
the
first
round
trip
replacing
the
Starr,
the
halibut
ship
Attu,
Captain
Peter
Wold,
returned
here
last
night
bringing
thousands
of
dollars
in
furs,
mail,
and
a
few
passengers.
The
Attu
made
every
port
of
call
including
two
stops
160
miles
west
of
Unalaska.
They
were
compelled
to
taTce"
shelter
twice
but
otherwise'
they
had
an
excellent
voyage.
MAYORS
ELECTED
IN
B.C.
CITIES
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
18:
Mayors
elected
in
B.C.
cities
yesterday
were:
Fernie,
J.
L.
Gates.
Ladysmith.
G.
Reid.
Kaslo,
James
Anderson.
!
Port
Alberni.
F.
H.
Steeds.
Revelstoke,
II.
F.
MeKinnon.
Alberni,
George
Forrest
CHANGES
HANDS
VICTORIA,
Jan.
18:
H.
E.
Hunni&gs
has
bought
out
the
T.o'no
jn.
is.
Barclay's
stock,
brokerage
and
financial
It
Was
iBank
of
Canada
when
incorporat-
business
of
R.
F.
Castle
and
Com-
of
a
similar
sum.
F.
C.
Good-
annnirh.
chairman
of
Barclay's
1.
T
1.1
.1
...
4k.
.HHIIol
I
meeting
yesterday.
ASSIZES
SET
FOR
JUNE
5
VICTORIA,
ian.
18:
The
date
of
the
court
assises
are
set
as
1
follows:
Prince
Rupert.
June
5,
jrimlTinl
and
civil.
Prince
George,
Juue
REMOVAL
NOTICE
To
eaaWe
the
owner
to
carry
out
extensive
alterat-
ions
in
eur
retail
store,
we
are
moving
temporarily
to
the
vacant
store
next
to
the
Capitol
Theatre,
from
Mon-
day
mornlng.'January
21
un-
Ul
further
notice.
Same
telephone
numbers,
OK
and
61.
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