CLASSIFIED
HABIT
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everyone
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'
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you
loae.
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tt.
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jou
Una,
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OCT
THE
CLASSIFir.D
HABIT.
Vol,
XX.,
No.
79.
WELLINGTON.
N.H..
April
G.
livery
postal
agreements
with
oilier
countries,
Fremlor
Winrd
announced,
in
order
to
keep
the
money
within
the
country.
Were
'
an.
MORE
MANY
LIVES
LOST
TASMANIA
FLOODS
Kingsford
Smith
and
Companions
Found
70
Miles
from
Objective
Lord
Willingdon
Opens
National
Council
of
Education
at
Victoria
,
h
VICTORIA,
April
6.
Amid
sur-
HOBART.
April
6.
The
mm-
rnunAinn
f
colorful
character
lUr
nf
dead
In
the
worst
floods
In
Th..
government
has
decided
toitne
history
of
Tasmania
aU4
at
u'jHngdon
presided
at
a
reception
withdraw
from
the
cash
on
de-,
19
thl
morning
and
the
city
is
cut
haUi
in
th-
wuiatW
chamber!
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
April
G:
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
change
today
at
$1.20'.
ex-
Off
from
communication
except
oy
here
jMt
nignt
jn
honor
of
del-
mdtt.
Fourteen
persons
were
etf.M
to
the
fourth
trienial
con-
drowned
in
the
Droaels
mine.
ference
of
theNiitional
Council
of
SALKS
MANAGER
DIES
SRATTLE.
Anrtl
G.
William
R.
Gould,
nged
61,
sales
manager
for
the
Canadian
Can
Co.,
died
yesier
day.
i
Education.
EDUCATION
IN
INDIA
TODAY
PRINCE
I1UPERT.
B.
C,
SATURDAY,
APRIL
6.
1929
IS
DISCUSSED
VICTORIA.
April
o.
last
night
under
the
aus-
resentatlve
of
tern
cultures,
it
is
a
difficult
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
International
complications
between
Canada
and
the
United
States
may
result
from
the
sinking
of
the
British
schooner.
"I'm
Alone"
by
the
United
States
Coast
Guard
cutter
"Dexter"
off
the
Gulf
of
Mexico.
The
Canadian
vessel
was
reported
by
the
captain
of
the
ship,
who
is
a
Canadian,
to
be
outside
the
international
ne
twelve
and
a
half
miles
when
the
Dexter
gave
chase.
The
"I'm
Alone"
refused
to
"heave
to"
and
was
destroyed
by
gun
fire.
One
member
of
the
crew
was
drowned,
a
Frenchman.
No
Bartering
With
States
Over
Tariff
Using
Waterways
as
Lever
OTTAWA.
Anril
fi.
''There
must
be
no
bartering
was
in
in
rpiprHnroH
that
hud
been
.
1
.
t
1.111
1
1
1
.
...
.
i
,i
ai.
niAnodr
n
r
rv
iw
t'
n
H
v
v
LARGE
CABARET
Special
Dlnneri
Tburadayi
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
0
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
Accommodation
for
Prlrate
Parties
Phone
43?
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
EPT
EA
CAPTAIN
KINGSFORD
SMTH
AND
HIS
COMPANIONS
FOUND
Terrific
Rain
in
Ontario
Wrecks
2
Locomotives
and
Causes
Floods
in
Many
Parts
of
thai
Province
Even
Streets
of
Toronto
Made
Impassable
by
Deluge;1
Rivers
Swollen
to
Overflowing;
States
;
South
of
Lakes
Affected
j
TORONTO,
April
6.
Reports
trickling
in
from
outlying
sections
today
showed
a
toll
from
a
wild
rainstorm
last
night
as
five
known
dead,
one
missing
and
unconfirmed
reports
indicating
that
as
many
as
eight
persons
lost
their
lives.
Miss
Helen
Wright
of
Peterboro
and
either
(
Walter
Northrop
of
Peterboro
or
his
son,
Harry,
wore
,
'
drowned
when
their
automobile
went
through
the
bridge
at
Harmony
Creek,
Ontario.
Engineer
Milne
of
the
Canadian
National
train
No.
20
from
Toronto
to
Montreal
reported
a
missing
locomotive
'iieved
to
have
overturned
a
mile
east
of
Bowmanville
v.
it
h
the
engineer
underneath.
J.
Kennedy,
engineer
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
freight
train,
was
killed
when
he
was
pinned
underneath
a
locpmo-tive
when
it
left
the
rails
two
miles
east
of
Bowmanville.
'
John
Miller,
acred
40.
of
Ormerod.
Ontario,
lost
his
life
in
noou
waters
near
rainswicx.
a
rumor;
mut
iwu
woic
drowned
In
floods
near
Brantf
ord
is
beirlg,
investigated.
,
The
streets
in
Toronto
are
impassabje
and
washed
out
in
places.
In
Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS,
Minn.,
April
&
Spring
storms
of
tornadic
violence
whipped
through
sections
of
Minnesota
Wisconsin
and
Iowa
late
yesterday,
killing
nine
persons.
Three
others
are
believed
to
be
dead.
More
than
100
mon,
women
and
children
are
in
hospitals,
some
of
them
critically
injured.
CASH
ON
DELIVERY
ENDS
NEW
ZEALAND
CONVENTION
END
OF
JUNE
Awtocialed
Hoard
of
Trade
Will
Meet
in
Prince
Rupert
on
Those
Dates
Percy
G.
Tinker
delegate
to
the
meeting
of
the
Associated
Hoards
reported
at
the
meeting
taut
night
the
work
done
at
tliat
meeting,
all
of
which
has
already
been
published.
His
report
was
clear
and
he
stated
that
the
question
of
a
request
for
a
new
province
was
left
over
for
to
be
held
in
when
his
truck
plunged'
through,
the.bridge,
oyer.-Rouge..
the
convention
"JS
River,
east
of
here,
and
Oran
Cook,
aged
18,
was
drowned
Th
,
"
.
Thursday
an
27
and
2S
a.
decided
on
'Krjdaji
June
thedafes
for
'
the
convcntJ6n
and
the
'en
tertainment
committee
tfas
instructed
to
gel
ready(
for
the
great
occasion.
'
GOVERNOR
AT
BIG
MEETING
The
B
itish
Schooner
Sunk
by
U.
S.
Coast
Guards
Cost
of
Loading
Ships
With
Grain
at
Rupert
Less
Than
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade'
Hears
Report
From
the
Grain
Committee
Showing
Where
Recently
Published
Figures
Were
Wrong
That
the
cost
of
loading
ships
at
Prince
Rupert
is
considerably
less
than
at
Vancouver
was
the
information
conveyed
to
the
Board
of
Trade
last
night
at
its
dinner
meeting
by
J.
H.
Pillsbury,
on
behalf
of
the
grain
committee
of
the
board.
He
went
into
the
matter
in
detail,
with
particular
reference
to
an
article
recently
published
in
the
Vancouver
Province
which
purported
to
show
that
the
cost
v
as
less
at
Vancouver.
There
was
one
item,
that
of
cargo
rate
of
six
cents
a
ton
not
mentioned
in
the
Province
report,
which
would
amount
to
over:
$500
OH
WED
Dl
A
MTV
on
the
ships
discussed.
;The
re-
lUliLiil
i
LlllllJ
port
or
the
committee
lollows:
"There
appeared
in
the
Sunday-Province
of
March
31st,
an
article
purporting
to
show
costs
of
loading
wheat
at
Vancouver
as
compared
with
Prince
Rupcr-and
according
to
the
figures
given
the
comparison
was
considerably
in
favor
of
Vancouver.
I
Trnrla
trlahpa
tn
nnlnt
rttif
that
AN
INJURY
TO
THE
SALMON
VANCOUVER,
April
G.
Sal-
The
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
mon
Packert
and
fishery
officials
of
the
Pacific
northwest
see
in
fir.i-
,K-n
in
th
rttMlthe
development
of
tA
..
m;.u.i
nH.
electric
projects
on
the
hydro-
salmon
"
"treama
a
serious
depletion
in
fish-costs
that
instead
of
being
higher.,
UaIin'
of
loading
wheat
are
lower,
at
Prince
Rupert
than
at
Van-
Speakers
at
a
sen
i
Ian
yesterday
of
the
fourth
meeting
of
the
Pa-
couver
details
0f
cific
International
SJmonlnvesti-loading
"The
Province
gives
deration
declared
that-a
costs
of
two
somewhat
tio,nJ
similar
ships,
one
at
Vancouver,
"1,
'
"
and
one
at
Prince
Rupert.
The
(Continued
on
page
four.)
HALIBUT
PRICES
I
ARELOWTODAY
Highest
Hid
Today
Was
IS.
6c
and
6c;
Mostly
American
Boats
Halibut
prices
at
the
local
fish
exchange
were
still
lower
than
yes
terday,
terday,
when
when
a
a
total
total
or
of
iZ7,8Ui
127,800
ri
si
ft
f
I
Secure
Loncessions
oays
Labor
pounds
was
id
this
morning
J
The
high
high
bid
bid
of
of
the
the
day
day
was
was
12.
12.6c
&
10
escape
me
enect
oi
me
unuuu
ouuus
laim
uiu
Arctjc
16
000
Canadian
tdn
linniMi
nf
nnmmnnc
u'nc
fnlrl
nn
RVirinv
ntr
A
A.
HPflnS.
....
.
r..
.
t.
Aleutian,
20,000
iounds,
-a.
1
t
J
.
vital
to
the
industry.
The
speakers
were
J.
S.
Eck-
man,
chairman
of.
the
canned
salmon
division
of
the
Canadian
Manufacturers'
Association,
United
'ates
commissioner
of
fisheries.
11.
O'Malley
and
Major
J.
A.
Motherwell,
chief
fishery
inspector
for
British
Columbia.
AIRMAILPLAN
NOT
MATURED
and
6c.
Only
one
Canadian
boat
Committee
or
Hoard
or
iraae
away
our
rights
on
the
St.
Lawrence
waterway
in
order
Sales
were
as
follows:
it
it.
n!i..i
en
:
'
American
Makes
Interim
Report
Kegara
to
Service
ua
ww......w..o
-
-u
.
"J
"J
----r-.
runs.
t,oia
oioragc
uo.,
"V"""1
meetinir
of
the
Board
of
Trade
Laoor
memoer
ior
.nd
6e.
nnTOW
o
to
report
on
the
matti?r
of
recom.
tinued
debate
on
the
budget,
referring
to
the
coming
re
vision
of
the
United
States
tariff.
"At
the
present
time
both
the
public
men
and
the
press
of
the
United
States
were
express
pices
of
the
Nat.onal
Council
of,
,
he
lntention
of
congress
to
I
A
ATT
AT
A
VftI
A
M
here
Pro-;
UIUX
Education
in
a
nhIoq
th
t
,ff
jnst
commodl.
hfi
MAN
feasor
Laflrente
Rirttbrook-
WllLjM'
manufactured
and
grown
nlwV
lUf.ll
linmM,
foreign,
secretary
oi
.
state,
;Canadat
vell,
if
the
jcople
of
the
Patiato,
irwra,
expiaineu
tnatiUnited
state8
are
not
nnxioU8
to
education
iiV
India
was
one
of
deaj
wjth
US(
then
at
least
we
cun
the
most
intricate
matters
which
transfer
our
trade
to
those
who
...
i
.1.
...fit.
...tt
I
..
.....
nsnenee,
n.
oc
anu
w.
1
,
lrnian
tmnanortation
Nordby.
21.000
pounds.
raelflcifnn
calIlnK
'here
in
connection
1
ouV'8
!
'
with
its
Seattle-Alaska
service,
n-Sitka.
a
t,
1
v.
Fish
20.000
pounds,
Royal
orteJ
thftt
no
f,rm
had
yet
se.
Co..
11.4o
and
Cc.
A.iin'cured
a
United
States
mail
service
Venus,
19
000
pounds,
Atlin
and
unt
th,g
WflJ
obulned
they
Fisheries,
IMeand
Ge
.
in
posUfonHpf
make
any
Tatooh.
16.000
pound?,
fjanij
6mmenAMon
to
tbd
board,
dian
Ftsh
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
12c"
They
wU,
probabiy
report
at
the
an.d.6c'.
.
.
n
next
meeting.
B.
J.
Mellish
mado
uiue
liiru,
lew
pouuus,
u-,,hj
n.PPtm
PPtv,rt.
are
wei
ing
to
trauewiin
us,
ana,
n,i..
i.'n.i
in
.in
Km.
r
water
.n.
t.u
t.
ru
c.
-
r
I
1
A.
1...
J
nn
I
f
i,4U
In
lha
tnalr
I
had
nau
to
w
De
w
aeait
wun,
in
me
iasn
on
First
Lap
of
Long
Flight
to
England
in
Southern
j0f
attempting
to
bring
about
the
Cross
When
Forced
Down
by
Fierce
Storm
,,lend!n.f
5e
Ikstern
"?
"ITn
and
Wes
PERTH,
Australia,
April
6.-Captain
Kingsford
Smith,
WAS
MURDERED
ndded
Mr.
Heaps,
Canada
has
no;
NVith
,uet
n
chest
,jq
6c
and
Gc
better
customer
than
Great
(
Twave.
7000
pounds,
Booth
Fish
Hritnin.
10
r.
onH
r..
NKLSUiN,
April
u.
inoraai
.i-:v..-..
.,.c
......
......v....
maue
mat
Kj
anaaa
murni
eiuer
in-
:..
.
.
.......
rna.
Rvu
in
7nrinihnnnii
Ati
n
vllO
With
three
companions
Set
OUt
on
a
long
;ngnnu
H-
Wn
aWompllshfed.
If
success-
to
trade
arrangements
using
the
'
rancf
r,wno
myaieriou.iy
p.T'-TI-j'g:-"
Hsheries,
IU.be
be
land
but
Who
Was
forced
down
and
in
doing
SO
Sent
a
radio
,
fully
doM
the
British
Empire
!St.
Lawrence
waterways
as
a
fac-."PIrl
during
he
tk,wu
mcssace
Lasut
bayinL
savinrr
he
nt
was
waa
1
ciiiLiauiu
alichtintr
in
a
u
fierce
storm,
has
jWOuid
do
what
no
other
empirojtor
Ut
to
obtain
tariff
concessions,
nnJnounccd
a
vMin)
of
last
night.
tne
"
an",
,
,
i
h
hlatnrv
of
iho
world
hail
u...
-um
ht
h
HOTEL
nTTRNED
ueen
i
lOUnU.
TftO
piano
bOUtnern
um
u.u
.
-
'TJ
1
and
the
results
wouid
bo'
od
oltT
"it
..wtlita
wUti
Provincial
officers,
Investl-
M
crn
f
lspnvnvnri
ntrni
RAVPrni
fi:ivs
ui
aii.iuuo
own....,
,
,
-
..
..
.
.
.
.
..
.,
,,
ntw
uaimdc
t
.n
wVi
tlin
southwest
.f
nut
oniv
ior
ine
nroauciion
01
thn
united
states
on
mailers
01
eaiinir
ine
aisaDnearance.
jceici-
ut
muimw.
npm
Thurburn
Bluff.
The
western
Australian
government
is
sending
a
vessel
to
pick
them
up.
...
Thurburn
Bluff
is
70
miles
from
Wyndham,
which
was
the
objective
of
the
flyers.
6.
Three
...nnitarfnl
flpcnmnllahmonta
fnr.fnrlff
than
u-o
will
nnnftnn
ihn
tin.
riav
trwAtn.il
Mtdirlev'ft
bodV
In
30
rerflOnS
Were
killed.
SCOreS
injured
The
committee
appointed
at
the
I
mending
a
mail
contract
to
an
Scottish
Humor
Imported
direct
Aberdeen
Joke
from
the
Factory
KEEPING
IT
DARK
An
Aberdeen
boy
found
a
purse
containing
five
pounds,
h
tct
nf
urnitur
nr
hi
ranch
home,
and
nroDerty
damage
amounted
to
received
a
threenenny-blt
HIU
.in-..v
.v
I'""
suii.i.uuo
.
-...
.v
.
.
".
..
r
..
...
,
....
.
,,,
.
i,m
i-ll
important
part
in
the
production
waterways
question
should
In
no
His
chest
had
been
pierced
by
a
$85,000
Jn
a
lire
at
tne
KirKwooaitne
aamonmon.
umn
under
providence,
of
a
material
'way
be.
made
a
bargaining
point
.bullet
and
his
body
weighted
hoel
this
morning.
There
were
body
aboot
the
reward.
I
dinna
pfinca
throughout
the
world.
between
the
two
government."
Jdown
with
buckets
of
sand.
150
guests
at
the
hotel.
and
on
returning
it
to
its
owner
like
publii
ity."
with