TENDERING
ON
BARGE
AND
TUG
Local
Dry
Dock
Invited
tto
Figure
on
Craft
For
Okanagan
'
Lake
Service
The
Prince
Rupert
Dry
Dock
;.nd
Shipyard
has
been
invited
to
t
tuler
on
the
building
of
a
J85-'
t
steel
car
barge
with
capacity
tween
Kelowna
and
Penticton.
('"pillar
among
many
friends
in
the
ity
and
their
departure
will
be
"gretted.
Mr.
Mahaffey,
in
addition
to
other
activities,
hasbeen
secretary
of.
the
Loyal
Orange
lodge.
MYSTERYTODAY
LONDON
POLICE
London
Seething
With
Anolhcr
Scotland
Ysrd
Scnnatlon
wjinuun.
Anr
12:
A
new
Scotland
Yard
sensation,
the
nature
of
which
is
highly
myster
lous,
was
seething
in
London
today.
It
was
reported
that
serious
the
fine
record
that
haa
been
made
by
the
Biff
Bay
Lumber
Ce.
during
the
paat
decade
as
a
steady
operator,
should
make
this
tJndulry..a
mmrirtioilr
valuable
o,ne
to
Prince
Rupert
in
the
years
pleted
in
the
mill
linstalUpyJWa
yvw
set
twrki
UWi
BOW
tB
(ana
pianer,
as
-wen
as
a
complete
blower
system,
for
the
shaving
in
ths)
ftiaiaJsl
mill.
Other
additional
machinery
has
been
pro-
eight
cars
and
a
90-foot
steam
rv,dfd
"r,r)ri?g
tug
for
service
.
of
...
the
.....
Canadian
eral
overhaul
following
Big
Bay's
i
r
.41
m
tn-r-iwn
wu
wrc
National
Railways
on
Okanagan
Luke
out
of
Kelowna.
Two
or
three
yeara
ago
the
local
yard
I'uilt
a
lake
boat
for
service
be
site
Mr.
McAfee
reports
that
the
market
outlook
is
very
fair.
There
is
the
usual
big
demand
in
east
be
handl-
Canada
and
the
United
States
The
local
yard
will
.I.iul
......
la
...
l.tn
Inlnr
.1.
(liA
t.u
for
clear
Sitka
sDruce
lumber
in
.
HAW
of
which
the
mill
spe-
production
which
would
be
a
Urge
one.
by
of
tfi.
fact
that
It
will
have
to
cover
Lirjre
.
and
tug
to
Kelowna
in
knockdown
form.
This
will
;
mount
to
several
thousand
nd
iars
to
the
disadvantage
dpi
of
the
t"al
yard
in
comparison
with
Vancouver.
PROMOTED
TO
POST
OF
COLLECTOR
FOR
PROVINCIAL
GOYT.
H
Mahaffey
of
the
local
gov
ernment
agent's
office
has
been
promoted
to
the
position
of
provin
ial
collector
at
Smithers
and
will
loave
tomorrow
for
the
interior
to
assume
his
now
duties.
He
and
Mrs.
Mahaffey
have
become
very
dallies
and
overseas
shipments
iiVSdlrfrZta'tW'
being
developed.
.:bld.!ht..C.L0f
v.ff"!
)t
Common
lumber
1.
being
disposed
of
in
the
form
of
boxes
to
the
fishing
industry
in
Prince
Rupert
and
district.
The
hiithngrade
spruce
which
the
company
produces
is
used
for
construction
of
airplanes,
piano
stocks
and
ladders,
being
particularly
suited
to
these
purposes
because
of
its
strength
combined
with
lightness.
The
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co.
has
contracted
with
T.
A.
Kelley
Logging
Co.,
operating
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
for
the
supply
of
first
grade
logs
durinj?
the
coming
year.
The
company
now
has
three
million
feet
of
los
on
hand
in
its
booms
at
Digby
Island
and
Just
recently
660,000
foot
of
logs
were
discharged
at
tne
mm
from
the
log
carrying
barge
ins-cayne.
having
been
purchased
through
A-
P.
Allison.
The
Kelley
contract
will
amount
to
upwards
of
C.000.000
feet,
all
of
which
will
be
delivered
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
to
Prince
Rupert
in
Davis
rafts.
TO
KILL
WOLVES
IN
ALASKA
PROVIDED
BY
LEGISLATURE
JUNEAU
.!TfMT!AIT
Alaska.
April
11.
The
legislature
has
made
provi
.inn
tnr
h.
nnoolntment
of
a,
di
oiviu
.v,
.
1
111
rAitnt
fin
four
hunters
to
kin
(Hi
I
III
lW,
mm-
jc.
DISCUSSION
OF
NEW
PROVINCE
IN
TCKIIACE
SOON
!
TERRACE,
April
It
Ter-
race
Is
to
prepare
for
the
meeting
of
the
Associated
Board
of
Trade
at
Prince
Rupert
on
June
27
and
28
by
holding
a
discussion
on
the
proposal
to
form
a
new
pro-
vince
for
Northern
and
Cen-
tral
British
Columbia
at
the
June
meeting
of
their
Board
of
Trade
council.
This
was
decided
at
the
general
meet-
ifig
here
this
week.
Any
member
of
the
board
will
be
welcomed
at
the
meetinK
and
invited
to
ex-
press
his
views.
OVERfLUQN
IS
OPERATING
LOSS
ON
SHIPS
Canadian-
Government
.
.Merchant
Marine
Has
a
Poor
Year
OTTAW
II
has
has
inc
included
the,,
j
i,n
Government
ejit
Merchant
Merchant"
Mar
e
Mar-Cjanadism
.
NaitioirWl,
'Ueaawhips
Limited,
had!
an
opervJ
ating
loss
in
1928
of
$1,209,083
is
compare
with,
087pS,
Jn
th
previous
year
afceetedtagUe-
the
annual
report
tabled
in
the
House
yesterday.
Operating
expenses
were
re-duoed
ftt.l6
'but
this
did
not
meet
the
shrinkage
in
revenues.
REDS
KILLED
AT
CANTON
Machine
Gun
Used
by
Chinese
toShoot
Down
Radicals
CANTON,
China.
April
12.
More
than
1000
alleged
radical
agitators
it
is
estimated,
have
been
executed
by
machine
guns
during
the
past
week
in
a
campaign
by
Can.
ton
authorities
to
stamp
out
radicalism
here.
LESLIE
SCOn
WILL
NOT
BE
CNDIDTE
ENGLISH
ELECTIONS
LONDON,
April
12.
Rt.
Hon.
Leslie
Scott,
for
the
past
eighteen
years
Conservative
member
of
the
exchange
division
of
Liverpool,
will
not
seek
re-election
at
the
"oming
elections
because
of
his
failing
health.
He
was
solicitor-general
in
the,
coalition
government
in
1022,
buteld
aloof
when
fh
Rnnar
Law
wasrforaed
by
the
ministry.
"Generally
speaking."
says
the!
terywJth
fui
military
honors
report,
"the
adverse
showing
was
dtle
to
a
reduction
in
rates,
due
to
Increased
competition
on
cer-l
Aprilir
PfllUpCTflM
tain
routes,
as
well
as
to
a
strike
at
Antwerp
during
the
summer
J
months
and
the
continued
reduced
t
buying
power
in
South
Wales.
Owing)
to
these
unfavorable
con-
autom,
comparison
oi
aciuai
ear
Statrt
commissioner
to
the
international
boundary
commission
for
n
defining
the
border
of
Canada,
Alaska
and
the
United
States,
was
buried
yesterday
in
Arlington
eem
WON
AT
GOLF
FROM
Capt.
Kingsford
Smith
Definitely
Located
but
2
Searchers
Missins
Antarctic
Pilot
Leaves
on
Exploring
Trip
Capt
M.
Han
.v
n
f
th!
Hekt
ria
shaking
hands
with
Lieut.
Carl
Ben
Eielson,
pilot
of
the
Wilkins-Hearst
Antarctic
expedition,
before
Eiel
son
took
off
on
one
of
his
exploring
trips.
LIBERALS
URGED
COL,
LESTER
JONES
.
J
rjtr
n
attiti
t
a
ta
Oi'BURlED
'WASHINGTON
DlrAI
1ULLU
1U
WASHINGTON,
April
12
Col.
E.'
Lester
Jones,
United
AGGRESSIVENESS
Address
to
Laurier
Club
Victoria,
Prince
Rupert's
Member
is
Critical
at
V
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
freryone
read
th
Claaalfied
LARGE
CADARET
U
you
Iom.
adrertl
lor
tt.
Special
Dinner
Thursdays
and
If
jou
find.
locaU
tb
owner.
Saturday!
Wbattrer
seed,
advertUa
(or
Uauclne
tverj
Saturday
nljbt
you
It
from
9
to
12.
PRINCE
1RUPERT
Dane
Hall
Xor
Ulrc
OET
THE
CLASSIFIED
HABIT.
Accommodation
(or
tTlTata
Tarttat
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457
Vol.
XX.,
No.
81.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.
C,
FRIDAY,
APRIL
12,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
CANTON
ARE
BEING
KINGSFORD
SMITH
AND
PARTY
REPORTED
TO
BE
LOCATED
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co.
Looking
Forward
to
Season
of
Activity
Additions
to
Mill
Makd
It
Able
to
Do
More
Effective
Work;
Logs
Coming
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
After
having
been
closed
down
for
six
weeks
for
overhaul
and
new
installations,
the
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co.'s
sawmill
at
Seal
Cove,
Prince
Rupert,
is
now
in'
full
operation
again
with
an
output
of
between
60,000
and
60,000
feet
a
day.
George
McAfee,
the
manager,
who
with
H.
R.
McMillan
of
Vancouver
is
owner
of
the
mill,
is
looking
forward
to
an
active
year,
during
which,
he
states,
it
is
expected
to
saw
probably
fourteen
million
feet
of
logs.
As
a
result
of
the
improvement
work
that
was
accomplished
during
the
recent
shutdown,
the
mill
is
now
fully
estab
lished
on
a
permanent
and
up-to-date
basis.
This,
in
addition
to
Progressives
Voted
Against
the!
Liberal
Budget
and
Conservative
Amendment,
Commoits
Yesterday
OTTAWA,
April
12.
The
budget
passed
the
house
of
j
commons
last
night
by
a
majority
of
24
votes.
The
final
fliViainn
t-aciilfarl
in
tYta
nncttner
nf
1
07
vntne
frr
tVlO
hnfltrpr.
!
and
83
against,
following
closely
along
partly
lines.
All
victoria,
April
12:
"Theithe
Liberals,
all
the
Liberal-Progressives,
two
Indepen-Liberal
party
has
to
educate
those
,dent
Ndl
of
Comox-Atlin
and
Bourassa
of
Labelle;
H.
B.
tilluuLT
I
Adshead,
Labor
member
for
Fast
Calgary
;
and
Jellif
f
,
the
i
advocating
measures
in
the
inter-i
U.
F.
A.
member
for
Lethbridge,
supporting
the
govern-
fHARIFJ'WHITPflMRF
e8tB
of
tn
PPe
of
th
country
ment
s
action.
LnAKLEo
wmitUMWl
.
a
hol
Id
j
D.
tuUo
opposition
were
all
the
Conservatives,
all
the
'oppostion
leader,
in
sounding
a
11
.
.
LONDON,
April
12.
Archie
not
faVorinir
an
ainrreasiva
mAie-
members
of
the
U.F.A.
group
Dings
In
1928
and
1927
does
notjCompsten
won
the
Roehampton
ment
on
the
part
of
the
Libarals
1
with
the
exception
of
Jelliff,
all
rtftot
a
true
position.
Study
is
;
professional
lf
tournament
to-
a,ontf
the
ne
of
revaining
pr,!
Pro-freggive
members
and
oewjr
jnven
w
me
rewyinaHion
;
uay
uj
ueieaun8
vuuncs
at
the
LaUrr
club
Banquet
here
of
a
certain
service."
combe
in
an
18-hole
final
one
up.
jlagt
nRht
Woodsworth
the
Winnie
labor
man.
Heaps,
the
labor"
reprea-
1
Referring
to
the
appointment
of
ntative.
was
not
in
the
House
at
the
new
comptroller,
Mr.
Pattullo
the
time.
!
Mid
he
knew
hothing
with
rogard
t
e.
to
the
competence
of
that
of
fkial.
,
,
,
He.
however,
felt
it
was
in
bad
the
most
colorful
day
House
of
Commons
had
which
the
.taste
to
appoint
a
man
who
had
Ibeen
associated
with
the
minister
fn
thU
?f,?n-,l.
vo
!of
other
divisions
resulted
in
the
de-eral
finance.
The
comptroller
gen-1
had
been
previously
a
ub-lfft
of
e
submendment
and
n,nin.f.
4
,.
mini.i
nf
.
the
amendment
to
the
main
mo-
jtlon.
which
came
from
the
U.Fu.
ance
in
business
relations.
and
..
i
ti
u
MW.iand
the
Conservative
ranks
res-
nuo
nun
vci
s
i
a
a
i
a
a
iiv
v
a
v
yu
J
ernment
had
selected
a
man
who
;
Pctive'y
had
no
relations
whatever
with
SYDNEY,
New
South
Wales,
April
12.
After
being
any
member
of
the
government
lost'for
12
days
in
one
of
the
wildest
and
most
inhospit-
able
regions
in
the
world,
Captain
Kingsford
Smith
andi
appointment
'
rescinded
his
three
companions
of
the
Southern
Cross.were
located!
today
by
the
plane
Canberra.
Messages
from
the
Can-!
victoria,
April
12:
The
Tho
main
motion
was
that
to
go
into
the
committee
qf
supply
and
means,
moved
by
the
minister
cf
finance.
Hon.
W.
R.
Rottb,
at'
the
conclusion
of
his
budget
speech
on
March
1.
The
U:P.A.
sub-amendment
in
brief
asked
the
berra
to
Darwin,
in
the
northern
territory,
relating
the
Gazette
announces
recision
of
the
Government
to
consider
extension
sighting
Of
the
plane
said
that
the
flyers
appeared
safe
appointment
or
lo
waugn
as
a0f
the
British
preference.
Its
sup-
and
well
and
food
was
dropped
to
them.
memrt
0'
lJfwardr0LnT
Tt
'ft?rt
C?,T
fnly
fT
r1"16,01
mi.
n
...i'
.1
nt
on
e
ment
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Hos-,the
U.F-A.
and.
Progressive
Port
George
mission
station
on
the
Prince
Regent
river,
E
'
Benson
1
.
j.
-t
cin
i
i
T-1..
mi
.
l.l
1
i
,.
ii.
1.
nDOUt
iou
mues
east
01
ueroy.
ims
wouiu:
inuicaie
mac
when
Kingsford
Smith
sent
tho
message
just
before
making
a
forced
landing,
stating
that
he
was
about
100
miles
TORONTO
'STOCKS
east
of
Wyndham,
he
was,
instead,
hundreds
of
miles
off.
(Courtesy
s.
a).
Johnston
Co.)
the
path
from
Sydney
to
Wyndham.
A
steamer
will
leave
Broome,
western
Australia,
todav
about
250
miles
distant
bv
sea
to
nick
un
the'flvers.
Atean-
aiiegations
have
been
made
ag.
wolves
in
the
territory.
This
1
with
,
wliilo,
two
of
the
airplane
searchers,
Lieut.
Keith
Ander-
bin.i
m
'.t
.
lA
1...
4ka
faflarnl
ITOV-
1
T1l
1.
TTfi
1
1
1
If
1
1
A
-.ri
ceriam
omcers
oine
spe-.me
gram
muc
u,
-
gon
ami
iooert
iiucncocK,
nave
uisappeareu
ana
two
tial
political
branch
which
among
ernment
for
the
same
Purpo.
"
Royal
Air.
porce
planes
haye
j
ffc
Melbourne
today
to
"ther
will
make
an
eirne
j
things
supervises
aliens
in
is
thought,
riill
Vii
vs
WHValM
V
t
tv
i
-i
.1
Falcon
Bridge,
10.90.
Hudson
Bay
Mining,
18.90.
Mandy,
1X0.
Mining
Corpn..
4.50.
Noranda,
63.10.
Sudbury
Basin.
9.05.
Sherritt-Gordon,
8.45.
Teck
Hughes,9.fi.
.
itha,,EojiHftv?Uls.mnTIrn
feceK'eff
IttTehllre'
s
FOREST
RANGERS
PASS
THEIR
EXAMINATIONS
Two
Terrace
Men
Successful
and
One
From
Prince
George
Is
Victoria,
Announcement
..
n.
V'ICTORIA',
April
12
Two
Terrace
men
are
announced
as
having
passed
the
forest
rangers'
examinations.
T.
Ridler
of
Prince
George
also
was
successful.
Scottish
Humor
-
Imported
direct
from
the
Aberdeen
Joke
Factory
THE
REASON
WHY
Stranger
to
Aberdeen
Policeman)
The
streets
are
very
quiet
today.
Is
it
a
hoRday
litre?'"
Policeman:
'NoIt's
a
Flag
.aJa..
ent
h
upport
from
the
Conservative
members.
All
the
other
members
of
the
House
opposed
It.
It
was
moved
by
Hugh
Guthrio
and
expressed
regret
that
the
budget
made
no
provision
for
reasonably
safeguarding
and
protecting
the
interests
of
those
engaged
in
agricultural
pursuits
or
In
industrial
employment
in
Can
ada.
KOTIOB-
On
account
of
the
trans-
fer
of
the
Hydro-Electric
to
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
PLEASE
NOTE
that
all
Light
Accounts
must
be
paid
promptly
to
prevent
any
interruption
in
th
rvire.