by
it
;.
jnj
by
this
latest
crime.
by
SIR
HllRFRT
W
K
'40.
RETURNS
TO
CHILE;
TM'A.
Jano.
Chile.
Feb.
16.
SEATTLE.
Feb.
15.
Leaving
fic
Meiyo
Maru
to
the
morcy
ul
KEYES
IN
COUKT
LOS
ANGELES.
Feb.
15:
Asa
The
Government
Stewart
Cloudy,
'south
wind,
win
iiuiuiii
ii
iwiuiiu
n
j
..in,
nn
unawiiivir
t
Smlthera
Cloudy,
calm.
81
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
calm,
15.
Port
Sirapeop
Bainiog,
calm,
r
Hubert
Wilkins,
noted
ex-
38.
lorcr.
returning
from
an
Ant-:
Atlin
Part
cloudy,
calm,
Z
u
uii
expedition,
arrived
here1
Whttehorae
Cloudy.
Ihjfei
':aav
wind,
S
B,
MEIYOMARU
IS
ABANDONED
Crew
lA'ave
For
Japan
on
Steamer
Nanko
Maru
26.
38.
d
ing
Arctic
gale,
26
members
t
W(
her
crew
are
en
route
io
JaparLi
,
.
riJaden
caravans.
i
-
r
j
a
unin
r
"n
the
rescue
ship
Nartkb
MariT
The
Meiyo
Maru
is
believed
go-iff
to
pieces
on
the
rock,
,
.Hftf,
mad
of
logs
and
lumber
is
already
hipped
into
the
ocean
and
the
lumbc
strewn
about
is
a
menace
I,
tin
vitvntjAM
Carmack
Part
cloud,
calm.
5.
,
Dawson
Part
cloudy,
8ft.
Mayo
Part
cloudy,
8.
wtod,
GYPSIES
DKOW'NKl)
'ZAfiltAB.
JuKo-Slovakia,
FeU
16:
A
caravan
of
Gypsiee
wore
drowned
today
in
attempting
to
cross
the
Noviex
River
where
they
had
been
camped
for
the
eek.
They
had
neavuy
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
li.-"What
was
quoted
on
the
lcl
exchange
today
r
$1.80.
FUNEBAL
NOTICE
1
at
trip
late
Mrs.
A.
II.
fceves.
until
recently
state
prose-
MePherson
will
take
place
at
2:80
rutor.
appeared
in
court
yester-
p.m.
on
Saturday
afternoon,
reo-da.v
in
connection
with
n
motion
runrv
10
from
the
Pentecostal
for
a
new
trial
which
was
held
Mission,
Fulton
Street.
No
flow-""rr
until
Tuesday.
ers,
by
request.
Tv
Tl
n
rmT
raw
n
w
rmm
.
Whole
Problem
of
Empire
Strength
JJeinp:
Worked
Out
Uh
I
h
If
hkltlVI
'
States
British
Secretary
of
State
for
Dominion
LONDON,
Feb.
15.
Canada's
recent
orders
for
two
Irstrovers
is
declared
to
be
intended
as
a
contribution
to
h-
Ktrpnfrth
of
the
Kmnire
as
a
whole
hv
the
dirertor
nf
:
o.m
,
.
.
,
..
o
-
-
'
t
-rf
I
iwi
aim
iwinsinK
.ttl
Ancjmr
:a
ai
services
in
Canada.
j
in
ice
off
island
Hon
L
.
M
.
C
.
S
.
Amery,
secretary
of
state
for
the
Do-.
mon,
speaking
at
a
meeting
of
the
British
Empire1
Seattle.
Feb.
i6.
Jame
Icacae
said:
"Canada
s
wagon
is
hitched
to
the
star
of
the
posey,
supposed
to
m
maddened
rni
ire
strentrth
and
not
necessarily
to
the
street
lamp
of
oiler
and
storekeeper
of
tru
big
navy
.
We
are
trying
to
work
out
the
whole
prob-
ffiBtfp,
Z'
taken
-
of
Empire
security
as
a
matter
of
proportion
to
our
,
graphical
and
strategical
positions
aftw
ta
bad
refuml
to
join
Ut
8;
Mr
.
Amery
said
that
Canada,
because
of
her
expanding
comrMtnions
who
took
to
the
life-
c
;xantile
interests,
was
bound
to
take
part
in
the
defense
boats
and
wee
vttktd
up
by
the
'
I
;
'It'
scoo
dUU
bliau
biiio
lUiiuabaAJaa
uum
uj.
c
v
&
mint;
iuw
.
-w
r,;Mc
rt0frtn
Uo
cnirl
fViof
linva
wa
tVin
V.
fief)
fOWV
WM
taKWl
H,
UlP
nect
ion
with
the
building
of
the
new
destroyer.
CHICAGOISAT
-"RAIN
FELL
iN
-LAST
SHOCKED
7UK0NRWER
Cald-BIooded
Murders
Yesterday
Bouse
People
of
That
Hardened
City
DURING
MIGHT
ihip
was
irwiiigiag
craiiiy
on
ber
:
anchor
chain
it
a
bawy
surf
'thetera
hag
3F"S
'
rrfWEql"
i
aboard
the
ArreWir'
Hghthur
up
j
the
boilers
preparatory
to
jfettmi
.
!
up
steam
so
as
to
be
towed
to
,
.
Dutch
Harbor.
The
crew
nan
al
ready
been
'anded
at
Dutch
WASHINGTON.
Feb.
15.
A
THF.
AH
OWAY
MAY
LIMIT
NAVAL
SHIPS
Britain
to
Take
Initiative
This
Time
to
Bring
About
Pact
WASHINGTON,
Feb.
15:
Sir
Esme
Howard.
British
ambassador?
announced
today
that
Great
Britain
would
soon
initiate'
efforts
to
bring
about
further
limitation
of
navul
armaments
between
the
principal
naval
powers
of
the
world.
The
dalay
in
the
congressional
iabt.age
of
a
fifteen
cruiser
construrfon
bill
had
retarded
the
British
efforts
toward
further
disarmament
toe
oiabasaaJor
said
but
now
that
the
measure
was
enacted
he
hel
1
that
the
grovnd
was
cleared
for
rcw
'
tHsrujaio-a.
A.iy
new
parley
he
said
would
ccrtainJjj
proceed
on
th?
assumption
that
the
recently
authorized
cruisers
would
be
built.
FEATURES'OF
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
15:
Open
ing
at
$14,
Pend
Oreille
closed
!t
$16
for
a
net
gain
of,
$1.75
on
la
sale
of
14,000
shares
yesterday.
Later
Despatch
i
Reeves
Macdonaid
opened
at
$4
SEATTLE.
Feb.
15:
A
wire-
and
dropped
to
$3.90,
spurted
to
Telegraphs)'
fe
roeaaaffe
from
the
cot
?4
JM)
and
closed
at
$4.26,
up
8
ll
AiO,
Feb.
15.
The
(tally
weather
report
states
that
guard
cutter
Chelan
which
yes-
cents
on
a
sale
of
shares.
i!noded
murde-
here
yeater-
there
was
both
rain
and
snow
t
rday
rescued
oiler
James
Posev
Golcenda
sold
up
to
$L4
cios
.
...
.
x
i
r.,i
i
!
't
a.
i
a
am
when
eight
men
were
snw
aiag
we
luson
iver
uuring
fronl
the
AUoway,
said
the
haw-
mg
cents
axranger
at
(I
v.-
v
machine
guns
after
nav-
um
nigni.
ine
oniy
piace
wnere
Mr
which
she
had
pot
aboard
i:
j
be
n
lined
up
againat
a
wall
mr
weather
waa
recorded
this
the
AUoway
had
parted
and
the
(..:!il
such
a
stir
that
eren
this
moraine
were
Wfcttehorse
and
freighter
was
drifting
in
the
vic-t
used
to
the
operations
of
Atlin.
but
at
Mayo
it
was
S8,inity
f
Unimak
Pasa,
a
danger
r'-rncn.
is
insisting
on
a
general
above
and
at
Dawson
22
above.
avifation.
c:cr.
up
The
killers
escapea
in
j
ne
report
ion
own
;
h:
powerod
cars.
Some
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Raining,
calm,
t:i;c:
of
the
victims
were
cut
in
.temperature,
88.
.
.
.
i
,
Ml
n
fin
t
L
Tl
I
I
.
of
the
police
one
oi
me.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
w.
n,s
was
still
auve,
uw.
ne
rr-3
to
givr
any
information,
"u
ial
prediction
is
that
the
r-'frs
have
BeHled
thef
ewn
Roaawood
Cloudy,
calm,
80.
Alyanah
Cloudy,
heavy
north
wind,
38
LEASE
OF
MUSSEL
SHOALS
IS
FAYORED
Grandview
ctosed
with
a
net
fain
of
5
cents
at
7S
after
selling
to
74
V
on
a
trade
of
G0.000
shares.
Home
Oil
touched
$8.00,
profit
taking
setting
it
back
to
$7.25
for
a
net
gain
of
87
cents.
KING
SMOKING
LONDON,
Feb.
15:
Indica
tions
of
the
King's
progress
was
mussel
shoals
under
the
Madden
theon,
"the
King
bill.
smoke
again."
has
Hodj
Hodgson,
5i
!
i
H.i,
m
41
41.
Mtve
row
developed
yeste-'
given
today
by
P.
K.
Alice
Arm-Raining,
wtedy.
w
a
comralttee
of
th
house
the
Duke
of
York's
private
Ayox
Cloudy,
calm.
B4.
kpwrttl
favorable
to
a
leaae
of
retary
who
told
friends
at,
House
of
Commons
Will
Not
Consider
Any
Move
Toward
Return
of
Titles
Motion
of
C.
II.
Cahan
Voted
down
by
114
to
60
Yesterday
and
Dunning
Says
Government
Members
All
Opposed
To
It
OTTAWA
Feb.
15.
The
house
defeated
the
motion
of
C
.
H
.
Cahan
which
would
have
referred
to
a
committee
the
question
of
foreign
granted
titles
or
other
distinctions
to
civilians.
The
vote
was
114
to
60.
Hon-
C.
A.
Dunning
said
that
not
one
member
of
the
government
was
in
favor
of
the
restoration
of
titles
.
It
was
unthinkable
that
any
committee
of
the
house
would
recommend
their
restoration-
The
main
idea
was
that
the
committee
in
the
future
would
gp
'
1
into
the
question
to
remove
the
personal
desire
to
brine
back
anomaly
now
existing.
However,
!
titles,
but
he
thought
the
message
since
apparently
it
would
be
in
terpreted
as
a
move
to
bring
back
titles
it
would
probably
be
better
that
the
motion
not
be
passed.
One
nnemely,
Mr.
Dunning
said,
was
that
universities
could
give
honorary
degrees
of
distinction,
but
the
King
could
not.
0.
H.
Cahnn
said
he
had
no
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
Cverycm
read
the
Cluilfled
Ad.
LABOR
CABARET
If
you
lote,
tdvertlM
tor
It,
Special
Dlnnera
Thursdays
and
If
you
Una,
locate
tn
owr.
Saturdays
,m
Dancing
every
Saturday
nljht
Wbktever
you
need,
dr
"
't
from
9
to
1Z.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
GET
TIIE
CLASSIFIED
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommodations
Parties
for
Private
Northern
and
CeniraJ
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
rbone
437
Vd
XX..
No.
37.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY
15,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
TITLES
PROPOSAL
IS
TURNED
DO
Canada
Takes
Place
in
Empire
Contributing
to
Its
Defence
testroyers
and
Otherwise
v
DARK
POLITICAL
CLOUDS
HANG
LOW
OVER
AFRICA
FISHING
ON
ATMIDNIGHT
JUNEAU,
Alaska.
Feb,
15:
Twenty
height
halibut
boats
large
and
small
took
bait
here
yesterday
for
the
halibut
banks.
The
sea-
,
son
opens
at
.
midnight
,
tonight
iurwj
Ketuhik&n
and
PeUvabarg
are
begun
to
without
i
,Uait
of
any
.,
quaatity.
The
halibuters
are
believed
to
be
sent
to
the
King
in
1919
was
em
v-.lfacinga.jpleadjd
season
because
of
market
conditions.
About
fifty
boat,
cleared
from
Prince
Rupert
so
far.
ON
FARM
BOARD
..
i
.
harassing
to
His
Majesty.
Canada!
was
the
only
civiliied
country
in
Beaudry
Lemnn
of
Montreal,
which
the
irovernment
could
not
General
Manager
of
La
Banque
grant
distinction
for
meritorious
Provlnciale,
who
has
been
ap-i
senlte.
He
urged,
that
some
pointed
a
member
of
the
Cana-"order
of
merit"
or
other
distinc-
dian
Farm
Loan
Board,
with
Hon.
lion
be
made
in
this
counUy
for
Ernest
('.
Dnuy.
former
Prime1
n
deserring
service.
Minister
of
Ontario.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
of
S.
D.
Johnson
Co.,
Ltd.)
The
following
quotation
were
bid
and
asked:
Bayview,
4V,
Nil.
Big
Missouri,
1.95,
2.O0.
Cork
Province,
19,
20.
Cotton
Belt,'
60,
58,
Punwell.
15,
17.
-
Dutbie
Mines,
60,
65.
George
Copper,
8.75,
Nil.
Georgie
River,
65V.
57.
Goclonda,
1.43,
1.44.
Grandview.
704,
71.
Independence,
11'
,
Nil.
Indian
Mines,
Nil,
7V.
Intern.
Coal
&
Coke,
37V,
3Stfc.i
Kootenay
Florence,
Kootenay
King,
39,
20,
21.
L.
&
L..
4
Vs.
5.
Lakeview,
lVs,
2.
Mohawk.
7,
7ft.
Morton
Woolsey,
4,
6.
Marmot
River
Gold,
G,
7.
Marmot
Metals,
GVfc,
6.
Nut.
Sil.
G.
S..
Nil,
SO.
Noble
Five,
68,
09.
Oregon
Copper,
76,
,80.
Pend
Oreille,
14.26,
UM.
Premier.
2.10.
2.11.
Porter-Idaho,
50,
GO.
Reeves
Macdonaid.
8.90,
4.36.
Rufus-Argenta,
88.
89.
Kuth-Hope.
82,
55.
Silver
Crest,
10,
Nil.
Silverado
Com.,
DO.
1.30.,
;
Silversmith,
NIL
17.
-SlocanvKing.
9,
9'f.
ScovrfLake,
S8b.
89.
Sunloch,
4.00,
4.06.
Terminus,
9,
10.
Topley
Richfield.
48,
50.
Toric
Mines,
2.00,
20.
Wh'tewater.
1.12.
1.16.
Woodbine,
1-2.
nil.
Bluebird,
20,
Oils
Kabvan
Pete.
8.
8
1-4.
Norsnda,
selling
t
t2.00.
,
'
itA
Mil
The
tiext
general
election
in
South
Affwa
is
-likely
tO'Be
V
v
reneral
H-rtrnv.
Persists
on
going
to
th,e
PrrmW
He't7r.r
believes
that
the
rijrhts
i
ry
binet
ne-
UJtna
i'remior.
qpwitr,
qtxwitry
with
his;
Government
of
the
df
df
iha'
ihJiattvei'j
South
Africa
-Bhould
"native"
question,
be
very
much
cur-
t-'ied
in
oHr
to
assure
the
"white
populatfon'
of
that
part'ftf
the
British
Empire
that
tkey
will
rot
pventnsi'v
be
driven
from
the
States
by
the
ever-increasing
native
race.
The
above
lavout
-Ko,
a
rot'frh
man
of
the
Union
of
South
Africa,
with
(top)
Earl
of
Athlone,
Governoy-General
of
the
TTot).
(ifti
P-eneral
Smuts,
former
Premier
and
leader
of
the
Opposition,
who
is
bitterly
opposed
to
General
Hertzog's
campaign
plank;
and
(right).
Premier,
General
Hertzog.
ZERO
WEATHER
LONDONTODAY
Snowfall
Along
Southeast
Coast
of
England
Heavier
Than
in
Years
LONDON,
Fob.
15.
-.Europe
continued
today
la
the
grip
of
an
unprecedented
cold
wave..
In
England
the
temperatures
ranged
trod
eight
b4Mf
zero
to
a,w
degrees
above:
The
-weather
la
de-scribea
irf
th
WoN
since
1895.
Batons,
unaccustomed
to
such
weather,
have
suffered
greatly.
There
wsb
an
eight-inch
snowfall
atvDover
and
the
fall
along
the
whole
channel
coast
was
the
heaviest
in
years.
In
London
last
night
the
thermometer
went
to
two
degrees
below
aero.
There
was
a
g
ay
fog
in
London
today
which
penetrated
every
bouse.
MURDOCK
DEPUTY
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
15.
John
Murdeek,
chief
oi
fiolice
at
Point
Grey
up
to
the
tiase
of
amalgam
ation,
yesterday
was
appointed
deputy
chief
of
Vancouver.
Scottish
Humor
Imported
direct
from
the
;
yjberdken
JbV
Factory
"Man.
Dauvit,"
observed
Sandy,
"marriage
is
an
awfu'
expensive
business.
A
month
after
I
wis
merried,
she
asked
me
for
a
pound.
Three
weeks
after
that
she
asked
me
for
anither
aad
last
Setterday
it
was
the
same
again."
"And
what
did
she
due
wi'
a'
that
money?"
jinked
Dauvit.
"Dae?
I
didna
gie
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