The
Wise
Man
The
wise
man
reads
the
classified
advertisements
and
uses
them
whenover
he
needs
to
sell
or
buy,
or
rent,
to
find
lost
poods
or
to
get
a
job.
.
Boston
Cabaret
Dance,
Saturday
Night,
9
to
12
-
Four-piece
Orchestra
and
Special
Dinner.
Gentlemen
must
be
accompanied
by
their
wives
or
lady
friends.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XX.,
No.
120.
Vol.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
II.
&,
SATURDAY.
MAY
25,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
CYCMNE
LIBERAL
Total
Darkness
Result
of
Cyclone
in
Saskatchewan
:
BROWiXLEE,
Sask.,
May
25.
Roofs
of
houses,
sheds,
granaries,
machinery,
water
tanks
and
windmills
were
toppled
over
last
evening-
by
a
windstorm
of
cyclonic
proportions.
Several
miles
iof
telephone
lines
are
reported
down.
One
of
the
phemonena
of
the
blast
was
eight
minutes
of
total
darkness
with
the
sun
shining
in
the
sky.
For
two
minutes
it
was
impossible
for
a
person
to
sec
his
hand
in
front
of
him.
BISHOP
LLOYD
i
VISITING
HERES
Jii
hop
and
Mr.
Lloyd
f
fca-.ai'
hcwan
arrived
this
morning
rr
ttii!
Prince
Rupert
and
-are
sending
a
couple
of
day
in
the
before
proceeding
to
their
home
m
Prince
Albert.
The
Bishop
is
particularly
weft
f.T'iwn.
especially
in
connection
with
the
strong
views"'he
holds
in)
r.-vanl
to
British
Immltratfori:
i
Ewhop
and
Jlrs.
"Lljyd
tfWe'.
n.
at
the
steamer
by
Bishop
Elx
l
.,
IU
J
B.
Gibson.
WILSON
HEADS
1
THE
PRESBYTERY
Out
ing
the
session
of
the
B.
C.
i
K
rence
of
the
United
Church
i
unrouver,
the
memiers
of
the
h
c
Rupert
Presbytery
met
!
hose
officers.
Rev.
A
.
Wil-wax
elected
chairman
of
the
-I'vlprv
and
Rev.
T.
II.
Wright
tlazelton.
secretary.
RAINSTORMS
INJURE
JAPAN
T'lKIO.
M,iv
25
Twelve
nw-
3
arc
known
to
have
perished
cr.j
prcat
damage
done
to
prop-c"v
,and
props
by
torrential
rains
m
Prefecture
of
FujisMma.
More
f)
iar
5000
houses
were
inundated.
v.'ntccn
fishing
smack
are
nixing.
Lose
are
estimated
Ht
Korr.
than
$2,00(000.
WELL
KNOWN
NATIVE
IN
POLICE
COURT
AND
THE
SUPPLIER
Joseph
Sankey,
well
known
'h'
oughout
the
province
as
'he
man
who
was
found
in-
nnccnt.
of
the
crime
of
mur-
:'
after
being
twice
tried
m
connection
with
the
Port
t
ngton
tragedy,
was
up
in
;1"s
police
court
this
morning
nd
fined
$15
or
IB
days
for
intoxication.
Jo.shua
Tait,
for
a
similar
o!
fence
was
similarly
scn-tnnned.
John
Kramer,
found
guilty
r
supplying
liquor
to
In-
!ians
was
fined
$300
or
fhree
months
imprisonment.
Several
other
cases
will
be
nod
on
Monday.
MINI
CANADAWILL
FACE
PROBLEM
U.
S.
TARIFF
Serious
Fight
But
One
Not
to
He
.Shirked
Intimated
Lucirn
Cannon
WINDSOR,
OnU
May
2St
"We
face
a
serious
proln
lem
twlth
our
neighbors.
We
are
not
looking
for
a
fight
but'
we
certainly
will
not
run
nwny
from
It,
Hon.
Lu-cicn
Cannon,
Holicitor
general,
declared
when
discussing
the
United
States
tariff
change
before
a
Liberal
meeting
here
last
night.
"We
will
ee
to
it
that
Canada
is
amply
protected,"
he
added,
after
asserting
that
the
Liberal
Government
had
never
shirked
its
iCANNOTTAX
Chief
Justice
Morrison
Declares
Province
Has
No
Right
to
Impose
Levy
VANCOUVER,
May
28
One
of
Britwh
Columbia
s
.
important
sources
of
income
tax
Imposed
un-
rW
th
Forestry
Act
on
non
royaHy
paying
logs
being
einorted
'
cTt
of
the
province
was
declared
ultra
vires
of
the
provincial
Legislature
by
Chief
Justice
Mor-,
1
Kn
of
the
Supreme
Court
today
The
chief
justice
found
that
tne
tax
was
indirect
and
therefore
be-
vend
th
power
of
tnc
1
rovincc
I
to
onset.
Whether
the
effect
of
the
Judgment
will
le
retrowcuve
.
A'
Z)
K-eti
MrDrttisW
wnrpny
iiumm-r
r.i
lAA
hum
t
Hiwn7'Kcir
Hrttiwh
Columbia
ior
a
eral
of
relation
that
it
not
bound
i.
.....
Ik.
4i
mi
1
.ImaiiT
tJ
IHIIIIN
lit-"
A-A
tuiwment
of
HRWB
S
ex-
logs
which
fead
been-
mri
tax
k
on
v.,
ftutby
the
company
iroro
ww.
Wad
lndsh
th,
Ksqu
WWa,V,
maiv
onVaiu
nrilwuy
mi"
W
n
wid
Nunainio
.
.
T-'
...
.
....
J
...l.:..t.
halt
lun
eouver
isiana.
ano
"-
o)d
to
the
Henrv
McMeary
i.m-i,nr
Co..
of
Shelton.
Wash.,
to
be
?Tl?tM
'
IJnltlHl
BtateS.
Pending
dtermHi""
i
th.
n
.ml
l
ion
cusioms
at
ff
P;,it
author!-
hc
reotiMt
af
of
Provino.
Prwinrlal
7fuWft7
logs
which
Is
Mng
at
1
Son
Crofton.
Si
anc
If
IN
STER
SAYS
WILL
FIGHT
US.
TARIFF
THANKSGIVING
FOR
RETURN
TO
HEALTH
OF
KING
GEORGE
LONDON,
May
25:
Con-
firmation
that
Sunday,
June
16,
be
the
date
for
National
Thanksgiving
services
for
the
recovery
of
Hh
Majesty
from
his
srius
ill
new,
was
forthcoming
from
Bucking-
ham
Palace
on
Friday,
when
it
U
stated,
the
King
will
be
present
at
Westminster
Ab-
bey.
PROF.
SOWARD
WASSPEAKER
Lectured
Thursday
Night
to
Par-ent-Teacere,
and
Other
Entertainment
Given
The
Prince
Rupert
Parent-
Teachers'
Association
held
its
.
egular
meeting
on
Thursday
evening
in
the
Booth
Memorial
School.
Mrs.
R.
M.
Window
pre
sided.
There
was
a
large
atten-
aas
f
the-
general
ptiblfe
h
well
as
members,
.to
hear
Profes
dfr
Bo
ward,
of
the
University
of
RrJUsi)
Columbia
speak
on
the
"Outlook
in
International
Af-
Arrangements;Wiy
Unide
fto
hold
the
usual
"tea
and
sale
of
hnmt
catkin
in
June.
Tills
was
1
'
al
tne
business
transacml.
1
In
addition
to.
Prof.
Sowarjdls
address
a
good
musical
program
was
rendered.
The
first
item
was
a
pianoforte
solo
by
Mr.
Sharpies
which
was
received
with
much
applause.
Mrs.
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill
ac
companies
by
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black
and
Miss
A.
Dalby
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Cullin,
sang
solos
which
wore
very
much
appreciated.
During
the
evening
the
High
School
Orchestra
played
selections
which
gave
much
pleasure
to
all.
DENIES
SHE
KNEW
CONTENTS
DOCUMENT
SIGNED
FOR
TUNNEY
BRIDGEPORT.
Conn..
May
26.
-Iwt.
Kahterine
King
Fogarty,
through
her
counsel,
denies
that
sEe
knew
the
content
of
the
document
she
signed
in
which
she
de-
dared
that
she
had
no
claim
against
Gene
Tunney
Counsel
wi
,","
"
document
does
i
not
invalidate
h
or
claim
for
half
'a.
million
doUar.
iw
riage.
..mprnn
DftnVniARn
mnisuiiuu
wuuiuumu
TO
CONSTANCE
MORROW
.
;
"'""""
,,
,
mu
.
..
now
here
with
Ce
one!
L.ndberg
while
her
father:
is
If
i
U
t
'
'
i'"
he
threatening
"""
-r.'
lot-
tcra
till
bng
received'by
his
.,iVA.t
rlsiiirMor.
Cnivsilnni
Tgjf
m.7tVimAtft
ttb
jPkr,i,
f
iMm
-it
r.
-
v
U
I
1
ft
IM
III1MVI
inni
COMES
UP
IN
HOUSE
OTTAWA.
May
25.-A.
W.
.
...
,
.
rmnv.All.onl
'
7.
,,..
"V
V""'
stated
in
the
House
of
Commons
4hat
99
per
cent
of
the
fishermen
Columbia
wxre
op-
posed
to
fish
traps
and
90
per
et
of
he
people
of
Prince
Rup
-
ert
wwe
also
opined
to
them.
SASKATCHEWAN
Homesteaders
Flock
Into
Peace
5Y&
frS
"
j
v
-XVV
S?.L"T
r'
t
5HADED
SECTI0N5I
wniS
L
oho
w
where
pnncip
'
The
above
map
gives
a
-good
ides
of
the
Peace
River
country
out
of
which
is
in
Alberta.
The
British
Columbia
part
is
shown
n
the
insert
in
the
Iet"top
corner
which
is
not
yet
served
tjf
a
nilway.
People
are
already
crowding
in
there
with
the
idea
tbat
he
railway
mayjgo
near
their
holdings.
The
-wheat
frWrt
IhU-SfhoIe
country
wmiM
vestern
outlet
were
constructed
and
Prince
Rupert
is
I
Beefy
to
andle
a
great
dedl
of
it.
nNevfiiAmerwin
-
.-v
Boat
Taken
off
Rose
Point
by
Fisheries
Patrol
Vessel
A
new
trolling
boat,
the
Katherine
B.,
of
Seattle,
was
brought
in
here
yesterday
by
one
of
the
smaller
fisheries
patrol
vessels,
the
Rividis,
Captain
Shep-perd.
The
boat
was
fishing
off
Rose
Point,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
it
is
claimed
was
within
the
three-mile
limit.
Captain
Ludvig
Thorlodsater,
a
sea
captain,
who
recently
turned
to
fishing
as
a
calling
and
who
was
making
his
first
trip
in
the
new
boat
built
in
April
especially
for
the
work,
stated
that
he
was
charged
with
being
inside
the
limit,
but
he
Qid
not
think
he
was
that
close.
He
had
salmon
in
the
boat
when
taken.
It
was
the"
first
tirne
he
had
ever
fished.
His
boat
is
a
neat
fifteen-tori
troller.
CHURCH
UNION
IN
SCOTLAND!:
EDINBURGH,
May
25.
After
twentv
vears
of
negotiations,
the
(Church
Union
in
Scotland
was
virtually
completed
on
Friday,
the
Church
of
Scotland
and
the
United
Free
Church
of
Scotland
agreeing,
by
an
overwhelming
j
mtijority
at
their
respective
as-1
semblies,
to
unite.
The
final
steps
;
which
the
constitutional
proce-1
dure
requires
Will
be
taken
in
October.
AMENDMENT
MADE
;
am
AMERICAN
iTARIFF
WASHINGTON','
Ma)V25l
-f-
An
amendmicntwa;made,ft6lheitariff
bill
increasing
the
present
duty;
on
live
cattle
from
one
and
one-'
half
to
two
cents
to
two
and
two
and
a
half
cents,
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
May
25.
Wheat
'w
as
quoted
on
the
exchange
,tt
today
at
JU.lOMu
1
Trolling
GETS
WALK
OVER
A
member
of
the
British
House
who
was
unopposed
ie
Right
Hon.
A.
E.
Fitiroy,
Speaker
of
the
House
for
just
over
a
year,
and
Conservative
member
for
Daventry.
Tradition
is
long-foun
ded
in
Britain
that
the
speaker
being
above
party,
should
d-
unopposed.
Canada
Figured
in
Empire
Day
Speech
of
British
Statesman
Befoie
Chamber
of
Commerce
LONDON,
May
25.
Canada
figured
largely
in
the
'mpire
Day
speech
by
Sir
William
Joynson
HickB,
secretary
for
home
affairs,
before
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
ommerce
yesterday.-
"I
See
no
rift
whatever
in
anv
nnmpr
nf
tVio
Tr.mriiro
'
ihe
minister
declared
in
the
course
of
his
address.
He
aid
he
didn't
know
where
in
any
part
of
the
world
could
be
found
an
advance
rnmnnrnVilp
to
tVio
Canada
has
made,
not
only
in
miaiun
oi
manuiacturea
gooas.
Empire
Day
was
celebrated
generally
throughout
the
British
Isles.
Premier
Baldwin
addressed
an
enormous
;athering
in
Hyde
Park.
The
premier
said:
"When
we
neet
together
in
equal
freedom,
we
are
united
by
common
Mlegiance
to
the
King,
and
in
that
unity
lies
our
strength."
FAIR
PRICE
-FOR
HALIBUT
At
the
halibut
sale
this
morn
ing
Canadian
boats
got
higher
prices
in
some
instances
than
UnreYiean,
fftHpwing:
were
sales:
American
Lituya,
16,000
to
Booth
Ffsh--Tiea
'at
12.4
and
7.
Irerie.
.22.000
to
Royal
Fish
-Co.
at
12.6
and
7.
Excel,
17,000
to
Cold
Storage
at
12.7
and
7.
Grayling,
20,000
tp'
Cold
Stor-ge
at
12.9
and
7.
,
Betty,
11,500
to
Atlin.
Fisher-es
at
13
and
7.
i.
Sirius,
12,000
to
Booth
Fisher
ies
at
IS
and
7.
Reliance)
10.000
to
Pacific
isheries
at
13
and
7.
Yellowstone,
10,000
to
Pacific
Fisheries
at
18
and
7.
Yukon.
16,000
to
Booth
Fisheries
at
18
and
7.
Canadian
,
-.
Olympia,
5,000
to
Atlfn
Fish-risaat
12.G
and
C.
:
J,
Its.
18300
to.Royai
Fish
Co.
"
U
12.6
and
6.
Cape
Spencer,
12,000
to'
Cold
Storage
at
142
and
6.
Kaien,
7,000
to
Atlin
Fisheries
at
12.7
and
6.
Pair
of
Jacks,
5,000
to
Atlin
Fisheries
at
12.6
and
6.
Verna,
5,00Q
to
Cold
Storage
at
12.S
and
6.
Southend,
9,500
to
Pacific
fisheries
at
14.4
and
6.
Minnie
V.,
3,400
to
Cold
Stor-ge
at
13.6.
Salmon
Palander,
1,200
Reds
to
Cold
torage
at
16
cents
and
150
hite
salmon
to
the
same
firm
;t
7
cents.
,
STHONtiLY
FAVORS
NEW
PROVINCE
FOR
NORTHERN
PART
B.C.
Henry
D.
Rochfort,
who
with
Mrs.
Rockfort
and
fam-
ily
arrived
from
Vancouver
today
en
route
to
Stewart,
Is
very
keen
on
the
new.
pro
'
v'lnce
for
the
north.
He
de-
dares
that
Stewart
is
very
strong
tor
the
movement,
be-
Ileving
that
every
place
in
Northern
BriUsh
Columbia
would
get
better
treatment
if
the
north
were
is
a
posi-
tion
to
manage
its
own
af-
fairs.
agriculture,
but
in
the
pro-
AVOIDTAXON
SHARBTRANSFER
SEATTLE,
May
25.
To
avoid
the
increased
Canadian
tax
on
ales
of
mining
and
oil
stocks,
to
become
effective
on
July
1.
many
Vancouver
brokerage
firms
have
established
offices
in
Seattle,
.
A.
Pease,
Seattle
curb
secretary.
said
yestefday,,
with
private
wire
oonpratjona
fo
tyeir
home
offices.
Canafllaniirms
.will
carry
on
their
trading
on
the
Seattle
curb.
Pease
declared.
ROBBERS
HELD
UP
'
BANK
IN
OKLAHOMA
OKLAHOMA.
May
25.
Five
robbers
held
up
a
mesenger
of
the
American
First
National
Bank
on
a
downtown
street
and
escaped
with
the
money
satchel
containing
between
eighty
and
eighty-five
thousand
dollars.
BAN
INTOXICANTS
AT
THE
.
EMBASSIES:
WASHINGTON,
May
25.-fei
Esme
Howard.
British
ambassa
dor:
to
the
United
States,
in
a
pr
vate
letter
suggests
that
he
would
e
quite
agreeable
to
banning
th
use
of
intoxicating
liquor
at
tM
embarsies.
BEAVERBROOK
MAKES
PRINCELY
DONATION
LONDON.
May
26
Lord.
Beaverbrook,
Canadian
born
news
paper
magnate,
donated
$316,000"
to
the
medical
school
of
St.
Mary's
hospital
to
be
given
in
in-
stalments
over
a
period
of
seven
years.
RETIRING
IN
JULY
SEATTLE.
May
86:
In
all
something
tike
ISO
employee
q-f
the
city
who
have
raaehed
or
pas,
sed
the
age
of
70
years
will
be
compelled
to
retire
on
July
V
A
few
will
get
extensions
in
ex
ceptional
cases.
"
Scottish
Humor
Imported
direct
from
the
.
Aberdeen
Joke
Factory
A
LAUGHING
MATTER
Mirrors
were
invented
by
a
Scotsman
to
give
Englishmen
something
to
laugh
at.