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THE
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1IAHIT.
British
Industry
in
Need
of
Overhaul
LONDON,
March
12.
The
British
industry
is
in
need
of
a
thorough
process
of
reconditioning
and
should
write
off
its
losses
and
start
anew,
according
to
a
report
of
the
gvernment
committee
on
industry
and
trade
made
public
last
night.
With
regard
to
Empire
markets
the
committee
drew
attention
to
the
great
value
of
the
imperial
economic
con
ditions
which
should
be
raised
to
a
higher
plane.
The
report
said:
"It
was
cenerally
recognized
that
within
the
family
of
states
constituting
the
British
Com
monwealth,
it
is
the
duty
and
interest
of
each
state,
sub
ject
alwavs
to
the
safeguard
in
cr
of
its
own
essentials
of
Conservatives
Attack
Government
for
Not
Declaring
Their
Policy
pendente
ought
to
have
been
made
in
the
budget.
Such
a
course
would
have
won
respect
and
I
fully
believe
been
heeded
by
those
now
framing
proposed
tariff
schedules
tor
presentation
to
congress."
The
gravity
of
the
matter
was
mph.
nited
by
J.
F.
Clark,
Confer;
at
ive
of
the
Vancouver-Bur-ard
riding,
who
pointed
to
the
fart
that
the
president
of
the
United
States
had
summoned
a
special
c
-
moo
of
congress.
"W'1
in
this
country
never
called
a
special,
sffsion
of
parliament,
except
in
tfreit
emergency,"
said'
Mr.
Clark.
He
predicted,
however
that
the
attitude
of
the
administration
would
be
one
of
inaction.
ASKS
POSTPONEMENT
OF
CHURCH
CONGRESS
TORONTOSEPTEMBER
WINNIPEG.
March
12.
The
Most
Reverend
S.
P.
Matheson,
AMhblshon
of
Runert's
Land,
nrl-
mate
of
all
Canada,
today
stated
I
that
a
cablegram
had
been
sent
to
j
hureh
authorities
In
the
old
country
requesting
that
the
Church
of
England
congress
scheduled
for
Toronto
in
September
be
postponed
until
1931
.
The
archbishop
pointed
out
that
a
number
of
Anglican
gatherings
were
scheduled
for
the
autumn
and
he
felt
that
.these
would
Interfere
with
making
the
congress,
a
success.
BABY
BURNED
COMES
TO
CANADA
Sir
Rabindranath
Tagore,
noted
Indian
dramatist,
jwet
ami
novelist,
who
has
left
Calcutta
en-route
to
Vancouver
where
he
will
address
the
National
Conferenco
on
Education
in
April.
TORONTO
STOCKS
a
Committee
Report
s
1
!
i
(Courtesy
SD.
IdJjCft),
,j
A
millet
..'.'.....'$
iM
Tllir
Missouri
173
ft
"
International
Nickel
69
!.
TWO
LOCAL
FISHING
IIOATS
MAKING
GOOD
The
local
hlibut
boat
Covenant,
Capt.
Hans
Under-dahl,
which
happened
to
strike
market
condition
1
ae
on
completion
of
its
first
o
trips
since
tns
present
season
opened,
is
'reported
to
have
shared
some
1600
for
each
man
in
the
three
or
four
weeks
since
fishing
commenced
this,
year.
The
Melville,
Capt.
John
Ivarson,
is
reported
to
be
second
Mek
boat
.so
far
this
season.
Both
bouts
were
built
a
year
ago.
COURTESY
TO
micr
Accepts
"The
communication,"
Premier
King
replied,
"was'
a
personal
communication
in
the
nature
of
an
international
courtesy
for
which
I
am
prepared
to
take
full
responsibility."
I
'Government
Liquor
Act
in
the
wa
i,,
1
.
j
ir
mn,K.
10,
Legislature
year-nld
hrniK-r
T.ov,
..rlnnaU'
Siwihnrv
Basin
11.80.
explained
that
4
economic
life,
to
do
everything
possible,
without
reference
TW
DDI?
QITI
MT
to
any
exact
bargaining
agreements,
to'
promote
the
pros-
liLiullijli
I
perity
of
the
Commonwealth
as
a
whole."
Meswnee
Sent
by
Governor
Gen
eral
r.s
Personal
Hut
Pre-
OTTAWA.
Mar.
12:
"Before
j
the
orders
of
the
day
ait)
call
Regard
tO
Tariff
Til
the
BuCl2et
House
oT
mmonaVterday,
OTTAWA.
March
12.
The
exnected
incrpjisps
in
the'1118
Excellency
the
Governor
j
United
States
tariff
against
'Canadian
Xacnt
pnfiicts
ieneTr,al
J?
8
nt,
a-4mrof
e
formed
the
subject
of
many
re
on
the
budget
yesterday
m
the
house,
of
commons.
,
inauguration.
I
desire
ask
From
the
Conservative
benches
cainouid.delnarfd
that
the
Prime
Minister
if
such
a
Canada
declare
her
attitude
on
fiscal
matters.
"A
policy
message
was
sent
by
life
Ex-of
watchful
waiting
should
not
be
the
declared
policy
of
ceiieney
on
the
advice
or
ap-
tMa
.rmnrw
nf
rViia
itinrtiirp
"
.nssortprl
T?
TV
Wnneon
'proval
of
his
constitutional
ad-
Conservative.
"A
declaration
of
virile
Canadian
inde-.
v'or"
yesterday
afternoon,
the
amendment
..,,,,...,
...
,
r
A
for
.
the
.,
.
of
.t,i
iniured
trvtncf
tn
nvo
lU
rViIlil
Sherr
tt-UOrUOn
''"I""
'"-
I'-Mwc
purpose
u
iaiviiIK
when
fire
destroyed
the
dwelling
Teck
Hughes
W
away
the
ear-mark
ng
of
mothers'
here
today.
,
'
Ventures
11.00
pensions
and
hospital
grants
from
r
PREPARING
.
FOR
BATTLE
Rebels
Showing
Much
Strength
Against
Drive
of
General
Callcs
in
Mexico
NEW'YORrC,
March
12.
Stiff
opposition
Ito
the
enveloping
federal
advance
appeared
likely
today,
as
the
rebel
troops
$bncentrated
heavily
at
Torrcon
to
meet
the
northern
drive
'of
General
Chiles.
"
Government
circles
generally
express
the
beljef
that
the
rebel
movement
fil
fcc
disintegrated
rapldjy.
but-
the
reJtcl
leat'ers
give
every
In-t
in
tion
rf
putting'
up
a
'irong
resistance!"
'
SECOND
VICTIM
AUTOMOBILE
ACCIDENT
)
-
I
VICTORIA.
B.C.,f
March
12.
Wilbert
Kettle
died
yesterday.
He
was
the
second
victim
of
the
au
tomobile
accident
last
night
in
which
Jack
TuHorHtw.valrao3tJp.
,
StaTTtly
killed.
UNIlED
STATESrTO
v;
JOINiWORLDICOliRT
Protocol
About
Completed
Providing
For
Its
Adherence
to
League
GENEVA,
March
12
league
of
Nations
officials
announced
this
evening
that
agreement
had
been
practlc
ally
reached
on
the
main
points
of
a
protocol
for
adherence
of
the
United
States
to
the
world
court
of
justice.
American
Police
Find
'
ha-$110,000
of
Canadian,
Railway
Robbery
-Loot
Bonds
Totalling
$125,000
Were
Taken
in
the
Toronto
Bobbery
Last
Summer
PITTSBURGH,
March
12.
Pittsburgh
police
announced
today
that
a
total
of
$110,000
of
the
Toronto
mail
robbery
loot
had
been
recovered
following
the
arrest
of
Mannie
Steinberg,
the
film
salesman.
Detectives
said
that
$38,000
worth
of
negotiable
Canadian
bonds
had
been
found
in
Steinberg's
automobile
and
later
he
was
said
to
have
confessed,
furnishing
details
which
led
to
the
recovery
of
an
additional
$72,000
in
bonds.
CHANGES
MADE
LIQUOR
FUNDS
"
Hospital
and
Pensions
no
Longer
to
Benefit
From
Profits
VICTORIA,
Mar.
12:
Attorney
Hftnornl
PaiIav
mnvinrr
4
Via
mnrrnA
-
I
...
i
I,...
Mlnl.,.
Jfl
7K
II-..
I
tL.
I.
Ml
A
I
11...
uimis
......
icuum
in
uiu
um
aiuemi
uif
flTTWV'A
l
in
AO
i
HUUSOn
imjr
,
vu
the
act
entirely.
Contributions
for
these
could
be
taken
out
of
the
revenue,
he
said.
Contribu-
ons
to
the
municipalities
would
remain
on
the
same
basis
as
at
present.
j
Iin
Mackenzie,
Liberal,
declar-'
ed
that
the
amendment
was
simply
a
subterranean
'method
o'
crr'ctirig
the
estimates
which
Had
been
falsified.
He
contended
that
on
the
new
basis
of
giving
grants
to
hospitals
and
municipalities
the
two
would
be
cheated
out
of
$750,000.
T.
D.
Pattullo
also
claimed
the
amendment
simply
a
government
move
to
cover
up
inaccuracies
In
the
estimates.
a
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
j
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Jqhnston
Co.)
J
The
following
quotationr
were
'
bid
and
asked:
i
Bayview,
H,
5.
Big
Missouri,
1.70,
1.75.
v
!
Cork
Province,
17,
18.
Duthie
Mines,
48,
50.
j
'
George
Copper,
7.75,
8.00.
Georgia
River,
45,
47.
i
Golconda,
1.05;
1.10.
i
Grandview,
56,
56V.
I
Independence,
9,
9V.
Intern.
Coal
&
Coke,
35,
38.
Kootenay
Florence,
18',
20.
L.
&
L.,
4,
5.
Mohawk,
Q,
6.
Jlortah
Wdolsey,
4,
4ft.
Marmot
River
Gold,
Nil,
8.
Marmot
'(Metels,
Nil.
7.
Nat.
Sir.
G;
S
154,
16V,.
Noble
Five,
70,
7jU.
Oregon
Copper,
7lf
.72.
Pend.
Orelfle.-ll.db.
11.75.
Premier,
1.92,
1.95.
Porter-Idaho,
59,
CO.
Reeves
Macdonald,'
3.70,
3.75.
Rufus-Argenta,
37,
-
39.
Ruth-Hope,
49,
58.
Silver
Crest,
9,
9'i.
Silverado
Cons.,
1.00,
1.05.
Silversmith,
Nil,
14.
Slocan
King,
Nil,
9.
Snowflake,
28,
30.
Sunloch,
2.80,
3.00.
Terminus.
Nil,
10.
Topley
Richfield,
40,
41.
Toric
Mines,
1.00,
ISO.
Wellington,
15V.
17.
Whitewater,
1.05,
.1.10.
.,
Woodbine,
G!,
7.
Oils
S
A.
P.
Consolidated,
357,
3.40.
Dalhousle
Oil,
3.75,
.4.00.
Devenish
Pet.
Ltd.,
1.20,
1.25,
Home
Oil,
28.50,
24.00.
Mayland
Oil,
9.25,
Nil.
McLcod,
5.00,
5.25.
Eastern-Stocks
Sherritt-Gordon,
9.75,
Nil.
Noranda,
60.00.
Nil.
Union
steamer
Camosun,
Capt.
James
Findlay,
is
due
back
at
3:15
this
afternoon
from
Anyox,
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
of
call
and
will
sail
south
shortly
thereafter.
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CABARET
Special
Dinners
Thursday
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
nt(ht
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
Accommodations
for
Private
Parties
Phone
457
Vol.
XX.,
No.
58.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
TUESDAY,
MARCH
12,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
WESTLm
OUTLET
TO
PEACE
AMERICAN
POL
ICE
M
RIVER
AKE
RECOVERY
OF
CANADIAN
BONDS
Prince
Receives
Unusual
Present
When
the
Duke
of
Gloucester
tPrince
Henry.
left,
attended
the
Gloucester
Society
dinner
in
London
recently,
he
was
presented
with
a
jtwenty-f
our-pound
cheese
(centre
of
tafle).
Behind
the
gift
is
Lird
Bledisloe,
while
on
the
right
of
the
picture
is
Hon.
Mrs.
.BatJiursJ.
.'
.
,
'
.....
.
.'
...
-
,
r
Peace
River
Western
Outlet
'
'
i
t
'
'
;
i
Is
Mentioned
in
Committee
of
Parliament
by
Railway
Heads
OTTAWA,
March
12.
Sir
Henry
Thornton
before
the
railway
committee
of
the
house
of
commons
stated
that
the
matter
of
a
western
outlet
for
the
Peace
River
country
was
now
being
considered.
It
might
be
built
by
the
Canadian
National
and
Canadian
Pacific
jointly,
or
by
either
one.
It
presented
difficulties
of
financing,
engineering
and
traffic,
and
all
these
matters
were
being
considered.
D.
C.
Coleman,
vice-president
of
the
C
P
.
R
.
,
expressed
the
opinion
that
the
acquisition
of
the
Alberta
railways
would
advance
the
proposal
for
the
building
of
a
western
outlet..
I'
BOY
HANGED
IN
ENGLAND
Clarke
Was
Only
21
Known
as
Boy
With
100
Sweethearts
LIVERPOOL,
Mar.
12:
Joseph
Reginald
Clarke,
known
ns
the
boy
with
a
hundred
sweethearts
was
hanged
this
morning
for
the
murder
of
Mrs.
Alice
Fontaine
mother
of
one
of
his
sweethearts.
Clarke
kept
his
boast
to
the
jailers
that
he
would
die
bravely
and
assisted
them
at
the
scaffold.
He
was
21
years
of
age,
well
educated,
and
he
had
boarded
with
Mrs.
Fontaine
rent
free
while
he
courted
her
daughter.
After
he
had
fleeced
her
out
of
her
life
savings
he
killed
hrr.
AUTHORESS
.
DIES
LONDON,
Mar.
12:
Florence
Warden,
who
wrote
the
House
on
the
Marsh,
and
many
other
popular
novels,
died
here
today
aged
70.
Scottish
Humor
Imported
direct
from
the
Aberdeen
Joke
Factory
HOME
LESSONS
Willie:
"What
does
this
sentence
mean,
father
There
was
not
a
drop
of
liquor
In
the
house
"T
Father:
"That's
no'
a
sentence,
Uddie,
that's
a
calamity."
Aberdeen
girl:
"Mother,
what
does
this
proverb
mean
'Friends
agre
best
apart'?"
Mother:
"It
means,
lassie,
that
the
1M
we
see
o
yer
faither'a
fowk,
the
better."
NEW
TELEPHONE'
"DIRECTORY
i
A
neaTHpWIrVt
x
is
about
to
be
Issued.
Ap-
plications
for
moves,
changes
or
new
listings
for
this
issue
must
be
made
in
writing
to
Telephone
Department,
City
Hall,
not
later
than
March
20.
t4.
t