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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday;
7ari.
Ys,
lOZf
KELLOGG
PEACE
PACT
X
l
A
.
.
I
is
coming
10
De
strongly
against
war
and
in
lavor
of
all
efforts
that
make
for
peace.
BUILDING
CRUISERS
POLICEMAN:
"'Ere,
they
said
as
'ow
you
was
murderin'
a
bloke
called
Schubert
up
'ere."
litis,
Oxford.
of
Age.
HE
WINS
A
THRONE
After
years
of
battling
in
the
courts,
Rajagopala
Toniaraan
(above),
six,
grandson
of
the
younger
sister
of
the
late
Rajah
of
Pudokotah,
has
been
declared
the
logical
successor
to
that
ruler.
His
administration
will
be
carried
on
by
a
regency
until
he
.oomea
Man
in
the
Moon
Tf
we
only
kept
some
of
our
oil
stocks
and
mining
stocks
Ion
enough
the
certificates
might
fetch
tidy
sums
as
antiques.
2
!
i
The
ineroaaww
road
to
the
old
man's
honj
T4.
L..l.w.
.t,
,
.
-I
itaeeiiiBaptuiatine
uniiea.isiaies
senate
COUW
not
is
littered
Wrecks
T
gel
avc
paecu
uitj
ivenqgg
peace
pactjunanimousiy.
xne
c
treaty
originated
ih
the
United
States
and
was
the
work
.
'
of
the
Republican
narfv
anrl
it.
remained'
ffr,x
P&nnWiVori
i
If.
to
be
the
onlv
onp
in
nnnnsp
it
wripn
it
ramo
tn
mt
a
1
"IX
'
w
.M...v.
VW
.
VbV
.
;
-pi
money
baetc.
iv
jKte,
ui
iuiMuuties
ycHteruay
commencea
consia-
"ving
room.
W1
with
Witt)
jit
--MM
crar.Wpa
apt
d
bt
fW
deiuaftfc.
fUUU
tut
WlgB.
oifciicu
4k
any
cajjcujaijjr
ujjuh
uie
.nuit:rii;an
govern-,
ifg
great
consolation
tf;
ment
that
originated
it,
but
it
does
crystallize
public
onin-'
Wen(U
ef
the
culprit
to
knew!
ion
in
moat
important
countries
today.
Public
ooinion
that
he
intended
to
pay
tbe
How
mttch
better
it
is
to
rant
la
houne
than
to
own
a
heMe.
la
your
home
you
cannot
N'arj
taw
bruise
the
woodwork,
crateh
tha
In
order
to.
let
the
world
know
that
the
'building
pter.
drlvTTalirrnX
more
large
cruifers'was
not
to
be
considered
as
a
menace
or
wear
hob
nailed
shoes
in
ta
At.-itli.ii.2j
Ci
x
J
1
i
...
eration
01
wwii-pijpyiding
lor
increasing
the
naw,
im-'
ri
lieving
that
th
inerease
of
jthe
American
navy
:
as.
a
warr
HKC
move
more
tnan
oiisets.tue
peaqe
Ract.,
...
-fliW
ONE
OF
THREE
POUTS
President
Beatty
is
credited
with
having
said
that
Prince
Rupert
is
one
of
three
possible
outlets
for
the
Peace
River
country.
The
other
two
are
Stewart
and
Vancouver
.
To
get
to
Vancouver
the
C
.
P
.
R
.
would
link
up
with
the
main
line
at
Aahcroft
or
Lytton.
It
is
quite
probable
that
the
C
.
P
.
R
.
may
take
either
of
the
proposed
routes,
but
which
one
it
will
be
they
certainly
will
not
announce
until
they
are
ready.
The
whole
situation
will
be
considered
carefully
before
any
definite
move
is
made
and
no
nreliminary
announcements
are
probable.
During
the
waiting
time
it
might
be
Well
for
Pnnce
Rupert
to
keep
Up
the
agitation
in
f
aVor
"of
their
port
.
Stewart
and
Vancouver
will
undoubtedly
db
the
lame.
too
much
and
other
footfall
propta
enevatiBe
'
about
Tit.
4
School
is
a
great
place
children
to
get
them
out
3&
wj.y
part
of
the
day.
wjiy
'aai
thre
be
school
at
night?
Prince
Rupert
people
shoajd
not
use
automobiles.
There
an
no
golf
links
to
help
keep
tbe
tummy
from
expanding.
Fiu-G
r
i
i7
Checked
at
RUB
your
cheat
with
Vicks
before
your
little
cold
gets
SIQ.
ji
Mfclsa
aeJajtlWAat
once
J;,Ttolrheck
the
cold
Ind
prevent
complications:
.
'
(Tt
Is
VajidHaedby
the
heat
of
thaibodyendinhaled
for
hourt
direct
to
the
inflamed
air-pataages;
!
(2)
It
acts
through
the
skin
like
an
old-fashioned
poultice,
"draw
ing
out"
the
tightness
and
pain.
acts
ways
at
once
KADnR
lira
OrOt
tfMllUONjAfKUSEDYEARLr
4
THE
DAILY,
NEWS
Wcdnemlay,
January...l6,
1929
MANYTALK1ES
BEING
MADE
Ftye..AlKTaJk.ies
and
.Six
Part:
Talkies,
lo
Be
Ileieased
By
"
i
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
1G:
Five
all-talking
pictures,
three
of
them
,
already
in
production,
are
sehed-julid
for
United.
Artists
release
1
during
1929.
"They
are
Mary
Pickford's
"Coquette,"
Roland
,
West's"
"Nightstick."
Herbert
!
Brenon's
"Lummox,"
Ronald
.
Col-;
man's
"Bulldog
Drummond"
and
Vilma
Banky's
"Childs,
Fifth
i
Avenue.
I
in
addition,
six
part-talking
I
films,
four
of
them
now
in
production,
have
been
announced.
These
are
Douglas
Fairbanks'
"The
Iron
Mask,"
Charlie
Chap-
lin's
"City
Ltehta."
D.
W.
Grif
fith's
"Lady
of
the
Pavements,"
.
r
iy
i
'1.
Gloria
Swanson's
"
Queen
Kelly,"
Henry
King's
"She
Goes
to
War"
and
Harry
Richman's
"Say
It
With
Music."
In
United
Artist'
talking
pictures
released
during
1929,
voices
that
will
be
heard
(all
of
them
on
the
screen
for
the
firstUnae)
are
thjose
df
Mary
ftffii&Q
Gloria
,
Swanson,
Vljma.,
:
JJlinlv
Douglas
Fairbanks.
JirfaltJ
,p-man,
Lupe
Velet,
AlniSueAj,
Walter
Byron,
Pat
O'Malley,
El
eanor
Griffith
and
Mae
Busch.
1
ALASKAN
DIES
.
JUNEAU,
Alaska,
Jan.
16.
Fred
Price,
aged
Gl,
Alaskan
and!
Yukon
Territory
pioneer,
died
suddenly
yesterday
from
heart
trouble.
He
came
north
in
1896
and
went
to
Dawson
and
took
out
a
fortune
in
mining.
He
then
went
to
Seattle
.
Since
1922
he
has
been
general
foreman
of
the
Alaska
road
commission
in
the
Eagle
district.
jjl
1
EMBARRASSING
MOMENTS
vfir
w
you
I
I
V
:
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py
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i
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'
Cmm
Smm,
nM
iimi
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W.trK.
fmm.fl
tm
I'1S
,
1
.
X
Smlds
In
dustriesi
DRITISH
Columbia
s
Power
resources
are
the
envy
of
the
world.
With
Power
U
riches
of
the
world
can
be
won
;
with
Power,
ores
can
be
mined
.
.
.
smelted
Twns!
the
portatipn
problems
solved;
manufacturing
industries
developed,
and
tliim
population
,
.
.
pay-rolls.
Power
Is
British
Columbia's
strongest
bid
tvmnLl
trhl
.
.
.
more
people.
wihuuu-iqb
Of
the
millions
of
horsepower
araltable
In
our
prorlnce;
but
half
a
million
arc
now
harnMd
to
turn
the
wheels
of
Industry.
The
great
hydro-electric
develop-ntrnt
at
llrldge
River
vt
ill
ultimately
iinrate
more
thma
blMl.frOO
honenower,
while
the
output
at
Honnlnaton
Tails
and
other
points
is
beinc
steauily
Increased.
The
Campbell
and
Chllko
Riven,
on
tb
mainland,
ami
the
NlmpkUlt
on
Vancouver
Island,
are
capable
of
tremendous
power
development
for
tbe
conversion
f
our
forct
and
mineral
resources
Into
fabulous
wealth.
Two
of
llrltUh
Col
timbla's
Electric
Power
systems
are
amond
the
Crealest
In
Canada,
etxh
generatlail
more
than
400,000,000
kilowatt
hours
In
I9J7.
Thia
rrprwents
an
Increase
In
the
last
ten
years
of
V8...
truly
a
remarkable
achievement!
foreign
authorities
speak
of
this
record
as
a
measure
of
the
great
vitality
of
llritith
Columbia.
Today
we
rank
third
in
power
and
industrial
development
among
Canadian
provinces.
We
have
made
greater
progress
per
capita
than
anyl
It
Is
the
policy
of
llritith
Columbia
to
foster
the
development
of
the
hydro-electric
powers
for
the
tonefit
of
tbe
public.
They
are
allotted
to
private
eaterprisM
on
condition
that
they
will
be
developed
within
a
certain
time,
so
that
no
exploitation
of
public
assets
may
take
place.
Millions
of
dollars
nro
now
earmarked
for
Power
development
In
our
province.
Iasas
are
being
built
turbines
Installed
.
.
.
tranimtalon
lines
erected
to
care
for
the
Imminent
Industrial
development.
pnptst
.
.
.
fift
tkrm
TWanAi
of
defiant
are
Mrrg
exprikied
raeterlala
and
wade;
thoisand.
,"Um
weJv
y.
n
medial.
beaeflt.2f
thto
wag.
ranking
amoat
the
bighe.t
ta
nll.
"
W-fte
Theae
178
millions
in
.
wages
an
a
-..n.
to
our
annual
inirrn
.l
irud,
in
?hV!S"
i""
lieeeglvenoorlndustri,!
v
Xr,Vi-u
viJ
TVy
secoad
i
the
Dominion
a,
Tvl
for
our
ever
tncr
n,T"
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aalng
.
r
p
r
h
v
h
faxt
that
the
number
of
aSloaSaC
Z
flZSS
?
'.he
vince
last
year
lTA
llritith
Cetwmeie's
steady
n4
,
,
development,
has
fZZJZft?
tarhl
fhjura
tbe
,
Canada
and
Hie
V
rrtwi
tt
Z
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J5
Kl'"Urn
are
waaatlrehr
depenUen
..n
tho
kL?i
il6
SoU,
factarcd
prodacta.
BrioJa
C.
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ii'
m?nu'
'
furnishing
her
own
ncads
5
1V0
n.
J?
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'"""Htly
whole
Pinion
.
It?;
.
foca
.ttSnh
Investor,
on
our
provloce.
TodJl
lu
&TWf"
J
the
evaa
of
th.
rtA
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Columbia
I..
dtstrt
gxlrv
copies
of
tkest
announcements
0
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newspaper
mill
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