The
Wise
Man
The
wie
man
reads
the
classified
advertisements
and
uses
them
whenever
he
needs
to
sell
or
buy,
or
rent,
to
find
lost
poods
or
to
get
a
job,
V-
XX,
No.
115.
U.S.
FI
and
not
i
She
decided
to
give;
ni.
silver
test
Dropping
a'
Halfbut
prices
were
higher
than
spoon
Into
the
food
she
for
some
weeks
pat
at
the
local
:
)
for
it
to
tarnish
but
as
fish
exchange
this
morning
when
not
do
so
she
cone
BALAXO1NWNAI)A'
nineni
Toulon.
OTTAWA.
Mnv
18.
Cana-
Mrs.
Mary
Tierce,
former
M
irmmi
eftM
ft
js
the
flfcbt
'
'tf
j
iifrtinte
Te
Graf
anchored
to
he,eflly
mooring
rrnrat
in
Franca
not
far
Mr
Ira.
Jnrfrnan
of
this
citv
r
aJt
tliilavfd
reaction
in
oon
ui
eating
toadstools
of
a
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
:
'us
nature
and
is
now
m
the
hospHal
as
a
wl
"ma
that
Mm
toadstool
in
her
gar-j.
J
consulted
a
to
their
r
Morning
EN
AR
Graf
.comer
and
three
oijier
British
Co
veneu
be
taken
out
on
those
who
are
in
public
Hfc:4gjgJg
ZZ&
RFP
niUllllia-A.
AR
ATlftNS
-uponhandicapre4
vetsrangsin
-
BE
CAREFUL
4
OF
MUSHROOMS
:
SUBSTAN'
..FORCfflZENS
AiAffUAUE
from
Ue
mhon
of
t(e
Medttcc
Two
and
Half'
Million'
Dollars
to
in
the
nefgMioriiood
-of
da's
total
exports
for
the
VLLlil
nCf
AVFD
RF
ACTION
Lady
Ate
Wrong
Kind
at
Seattle
twelve
months
ending
April
,
-..,.
And
Is
In
Hospital
Today
SO
were
J170488.96,
while
HOSPITAL
TRftGEDY
As
K
exult
voui
imports
were
i,k,-
lie
Paid
jUnderiRii
I
Before
The
House
OTTAWA,
May
18-The
bill
to
provide
payment
en
awards
for
reparations
to
Canadian
civ-
7AKn
fnnrh
.
ins
was
given
the
first
reading
o.
T:Z
rrVails.
r
w",w
.T
'
''?'w"ai
in
the
House
of
Commo
m
ii.r.,
may
10.
uc
un-
uauc
"
j
Drove
150
MiioM
ana
men
uMng
toadstools
or
mush-
Duty
was
collected
totalling
Died
i
unless
sure
of
what
they
$208,512,576.
j
w.
illustrated
yesterday,.
CLRVKLAND.
May
18.
One
5ns
last
night
I
The
resolution
was
slightly
amended
by
the
government
from
the
form
it
took
when
previously
nection
with
the
awful
hoafiMal
u"re
vne
jiuuae
w
clinic
tragedy
is
that
of
the
for-
The
proposal
was
that
the
bill
for
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
i:
.1.!
J
1IPIIT
Dine
lHriICD'm'r
prorewionai
iooio&w
psatw,
ninn
nm
uuum
iuwuc
Llunl,
D1UJ
inUI!L.n
Ben
Jones,
who
after
tbe
tft
ip
Hay
looses
to
the
civilian
popu-
juaid
he
felt
fine,
drove
150
miles
lation
suffered
during
the
Great
Mrs.
Jrgam
Up
to
16.0c
and
7c
Paid
for
Tifh
to
Grove
CHy,
and
expired
there.
War
to
a
sum
not
exceeding
two
at
i
nrjii
Kxrnnnze
inis
"
n
nn
inuuuu
uuui.
nun-
ENGLISH
BAY
BYLW
V'T:
BK?rteri7
"
ly
the
elimination
of
the
words
-
AT
VANCOUVER
PASSED,
not
exceeding,
because,
as
Pre-
mier
King
pointed
out,
it
would
!
VANCOUVYR,
May
18:
The
have
been
interpreted
in
some
.
MnjvM
amount
of
fhvh
wa
English
Bav
foreohore
bylaw
in-
quarters
to
mean
that
there
iuupu
.
.
-
-
r,
:
j,.....
.
i
u
i.
,
he
dish
was
all
right
A
offered,
a
mmpe
Amrricu
-
voivmg
me
exjenan.ure
oi
juu,-
um
w
n
me
:
rr
n,t,
of.
,f(M(in
.
.h
hf
was
el
el
received
received
16.ee
lb.oc
aoo
ano
ic
ic
iw
io,-w
.o,.n
ooo
(KKJ
which
wlilcn
it
it
was
was
announced
announced
naa
naa
mis
wns
amount
amount
nao
nuu
ui
oecn
expenaea
Ci..")
I'-1
v.iuirp
rr
and
l
tnalS
S'th.
T
hos-
lounds.
while
four
Canadian
boots
Wn
defeated,
was
endorsed
ac-s
the
bill
now
s
II
"iwd
15
'8c
and
7c
for
8
.cording
to
a
re-check
of
Wedncs-,
stacle
is
placed
to
she
now
i.
is,
and
A
It
it
is
is
total
of
45,000
.
pounds.
L.
.
.
iments
;
.
io
later
r
'
ro
that
she
will
live.
SALVATION
ARMY
TAG
DAY
IS
BEING
HELD
Sales
were
as
follow:
A
me.
15.000
pounds,
Pacific
IFiKherlw.
IC.
6c
and
7c.
Canadian
w.
1
-
fu
...
,lhti
n
...
,
pj,h
&
CoW
Storage
Co.,
U.8e
,
')
mt
d.iutant
William
Kerr
in'j
7c
.wree
of
headquarters
at
the
rjlb,on
aooo
notinds.
Royl
Fiat
ladcT.
the
Salvation
Army
Is',,
ani
7r-
ng
it
annual
self-denial
tag
,
jj,
u
9500
twinda,
Atlln
fy
todi.y.
Taggers
were
out
on
Fithrim
14.7c
and
7c.
Fi'-
:Hs
at
9
o'clock
this
morn-.
20.000
unds.
Cawa-
injwiii
continue
until
0
mis,
&
q0a
storage
Oo
The
';lKKerg
inciuie
Capt.
E.
ft'di-Nnt,.
Mrs.
William
Kerr,
lMl
w-
Helen
Sim,
Amelia
Gur-Jennie
Brand,
Evelyn
Pierce,
Mincrvin
Brand.
Rose
Smith,
ad
Cook,
Vera
Cook,
Clara
V"-5-
Josephine
Jensen,
Beryl
"tm.
Olga
Zeliska.
EdR'
..uoarock.
Elsie
Davis,
Doris
Leek
tni
Dorothy
Postulo.
Dr
14.5c
and
7c.
CERTIFIED
WIK
FOR
day
vole.
stands
no
ob-
further
pay-
on
some
occasion.
American
Fishermen
are
Charged
With
Violating
the
Canadian
Customs
Laws
Expected
Thai
Cases
Will
Be
Tried
in
Admiralty
Court
in
Prince
Kupcrt,
Probably
by
Jlr.
Justice
Martin
The
machinery
of
the
law
in
connection
with
the
cases
of
the
American
trollinir
boats,
We,
Tecora,
Jeanette
and
Mnv.
which
were
seized
at
Goose
Island,
down
the
coast
mm
HMtll
ltftf
-
..1
1
1
it
INFANTS
Or
Int
HIT
from
here,
at
tne
end
01
last
week,;
oy
tne
nsnjnes
pro-
n"
jtection
steamer
Malaspina
was
set
'in
motion
today
when
A
utMe
dinnr
was
iriven
this
E.
F.
Jones,
acting
on
beHalf
of
the
department
of
fish--vn
cmrrro'inrn
p-fe
eriog
igsued
writs
out
of
the
admiralty
division
of
the
by
the
promoters
of
the
certijj
exchequer
court
today,
charging
each
boat
with
violation
nik
frrr.
for
tnfHtrt.
at
w
wen
gection
jq
0f
the
customs
and
fisheries
protection
in
Tne
worn
uP-r
...
-
Mrrnrri
tn
thousG
oi
uanaaian
narnors
nvioreiim
vessels.
to.
.
it
1
1
m
At
a
i
Wo;;
;n
No
arrangements
have
yet
been
made
for
the
trying
of
ain
couple
of
days
in
the
city,
Vtunm,
Dm,
i..
w.
a
w.
i
.
the
caees,
but
it
is
expected
that
Mr.
Justice
Arcner
Mar
"
hi
1
John
Que
ii
tonight
on
the
Prince
iceri-'
rsde.
Wert
nd
rrwn:
n
of
the
admiralty
court
will
hear
them,
probably
in
nr
Vancouver
via
the
Percv
TlnVer,
Jarvls
Mcl-eoa
ano
prjnce
Rupert.
'"n
hnrlotte
Islnnds.
II
.
F.
Pullen
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PIUNCE
RUPERT,
R.
C,
SATURDAY,
MAY
18,
1929
CANNERYMAN
ALASKA
DIES;
Ajax
Oil,
62.
Mandy,
1.01.
,,'
Mining
Corporatfeh,
4tr.
Newbec.
62.
V
Norandw,
55.50.
,
V.V
.
'
Sudbury
Baain,
&!.;.;
Sherritt-Crdon.
73:
Teck
Hughes.
S.lfa-
(
Wright
Hargreaves.
1.8?.
1
ELECTION
EXPECTED
END
OF
NEXT
YEAR
VICTORIA,
May
18:
"A
federal
election
is
anticipa-
KETCHIKAN,
May
18:
Rich-
ted
in
about
15
or
18
monthe,"
ard
P.
Walsh,
aged
60,
for
many
said
Premier
Tolmie
addrea-
years
the
owner
of
Wards
Cove
sing
numbers
of
the
Sir
Packing
Company
here,
died
in
John
A.
Macdonald
Club
his
sleep
last
night
aboard
the
here
last
night.
cannery
tender
"Wards
Cow."
-
'
Walsh
was
returning
from
a
three
day
trip
visiting
fish
traps.
Physicians
said
that
he
had
over
.....
trrrrni.,r
exerted
himself
aud
died
from
BILL
AlTLlllflU
dilation
of
the
hoart.
DflCTAI
IIADITDC
LEN
BOOT
A
JUDGE
TORONTO
STOpiCS
PASSES
COMMONS
"ITT
U'
A
XT...
19
Tt,
WASillKGTONMay
18:-Af
provid'oi
r,
bUl
whic
ter
a
bitter
two-day
debate
be-
for
atljutment
Mkrlei
of
hind
cloaed
doors
the
Senate
yes-
the
mpioyod
western
strikers
terdy
by
a
Vote
of
48
to
S7
con-
lff
1919
K
ral1
conHneneurate
firmed
tbe
Borninatibn
f
Utx
witn
the
service
they
actually
have
Boot
as
judge.
performed
from
the
date
of
re-
.
.
,
,
.
,
;
emjdoyment,
received
a
third
read
ing
in
the
bouse
of
commons
on
Friday.
j
inuring
ie
debate
which
pro-j
(Courtesy
of
S.
D.
Jshnteen
43e.)
Premier
cw(ed
adwtion.
King
Hot
finger,
SbRu.!
"
'rl!L'
ej)!ained
the
gcATrnment'slnter-Hudoti''ltok;TlT.78t,-';'S.
pretation
of
the
measure,
while
.
.
..
'
1
t
1
t
u
r
Nickel,
61.26.
(
orvim-ative
Leader
It.
B.
Ben-
pott
c
riticited
Re
presentation.
DAVIS
TO
BE
GOVERNOR
WASHINGTON.
May
18:
Secretary
Davis
of
the
Coolidge
ad-mi
n'stration
has
been
appointed
Governor
nf
the
Phillipines
by
President
Hoover.
Boston
Cabaret
Dance,
Saturday
Night,
9
to
12
Four-piece
Orchestra
and
Special
Dinner.
Gentlemen
must
be
accompanied
by
their
wives
or
lady
friends.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
MANSON
GIVES
OPINION
OF
WATT
DISMISSAL
Manson
Deplores
Dismissal
of
Watt
A
Gallant
Soldier.
VANCOUVER,
May
18.
Commenting
upon
a
despatch
from
Prince
Rupert
that
Norman
Watt
had
been
(imissed,
A.
M.
Manson,
K.C.,
issued
the
following
statement
:
I
hardly
believe
that
Mr.
Shelly
has
done
such
a
thinir.
n;;;;;;;;;,;r:
tenders
asked
INTO
ACTIVITIES
MINING
RECORDER
VICTORIA,
May
as
W.
E.
Fisher
of
Prince
Rupert
,
has
been
named
as
a
com-
Lieutenant
Watt
was
a
gallant
soldier.
He
won
decoration
i
on
be
field
for
distinguished
conduct;
he
almost
gave
his'
rriITA
I
W(
iffATAnn
(yjf
$
j
(f
K
Jo
and
he
bears
scars
of
battle
for
the
rest
of
his
life
in
1
"
u
mu
1
U11U
manner
of
the
awful
poison
gas
of
the
Hun.
He
has
a'
AMI
V
15
IT?TiTIMP
uif-
and
two
little
daughters.
Truly,
Mr.
Shelly
has
no
ImL
1
llUniuliU
s?r3Q
of
gratitude
toward
those
who
fought
for
us,
if'
"i--thing
has
been
done.
Politics
are
callous
business
with'nraf
zcpcin
Tied
to
Oniv
?
jitiP,
out
can
H
De
tnai
it,
is
so
canous
mat
we
are
10
sacn-&y.
handicapped
veterans,
who
made
the
sacrifice
for
us?
1
'Norman
Watt
was
secretary
to
Mr.
Pattullo
as
min-
FOR
A
FREIGHT
SHIP
SERVICE
mVwioner
to
investigate
al-
legation
preferred
against
Ve(t8dj)
lo
Carry
Luraber
lo
Au9.
John
L.
Barge,
late
mining
tnilia
Mutit
Be
LarBe
and
recorder
at
Queen
Charlotte
,
Commodious
lelanda,
into
which
the
gov-
1
'
eminent
hat
authorized
an
inquiry.
.
jnt
public
son-anUval
ta
the
former
government
rZLTrP
"
IT
'!.
I
am
sure,
JUSt
as
loyal
to
the
present
One.
I
can
not
iffwn
n
a
br4le
wft,
elements
The
aervice
M
desired
to
eom-
k
i
-vc
that
there
is
legitimate
excuse
for
Tii
dismissal.
wkh
on'y
two
out
of
fln
motors
mence
hy
August.
i
n
niu
r
Tolmie,
I
hope,
is
too
big
a
man
to
permit
tms
rnnin.
v
j.1
.
K'.ss
act
on
me
pan
oi
nis
minister,
uei
pouucai
Inx
Mast
in
Franre
at
8:35
p.m.
Yesterday
PARIS,
May
18.
The
4!
OTTAWA.
May
18.
The
gov-4
eminent
has
issued
a
call
'for
ten-
!ders
for
a
OriLLh
Columbia-
Australian
freight
aervice.
The
amount
of
subskly
expected
is
to
be
dec
1.
1
red
by
he
tenders
and
the
freight
rate,
will
be
subject
to
approval
of
th.e
miniVr
of
trade
and
commerce.
Ship
for
the
service
mutt
be
of
at
leant
8000
tons
dead
weight
with
a
speed
of
10
knots
and
a
capacity
for
four
million
feet
of
lumber
wt
least,
in
addition
to
general
cargo1.
The
ships
will
ply
out
of
Van-
Prominent
Personages
in
Empire
Shopping
Week
in
Canada
"Empire
Shopping
Week,"
May
25
to
June
1,
which
has
aroused
considerable
interest
throughout
the
country,
is
designed,
as
the
name
suggests,
to
increase
trade
between
the
contwneiit
pits
of
the
BriU.-b
Empire.
His
Excellent
y
the
Governor
General
and
the
genuemeii
onoun
in
this
group
have
done
muib
to
t
osier
the
idea.
Lowr
row
deft)
Sir
Arthar
iurrie.
President.
C
naa-ai.
Legion,
E.B,S.L.
Centre,
His
Bxcelleniv
Viscount'
WII-
liUfdon,
Governor-General
of
Canada,
Patron
of
the
"Week."
Right,
Mr.
L.
V.
Simms,
pre-iont
Canadian
Manufacturers'
Association.
Upper
row
(left)
Sir
Wa
Clark.
High
Commissioner
in
Canada
for
the
Government
of
Great
Britain.
Centre,
Mr.
W.
R.
Drynan,
C.M.A,
Chirm.a
of
the
Exe.uUve
Committee
of
the
"Week;"
Hon.
James
Malcolm,
MJn
Minister
of
Trade
and
Comm
rce,
Honorary
President
of
the
"Week."
Right,
Mr.
J.
E.
Walsh,
General
Manager
of
the
Canadian
Manufacturers'
As
.ociation.
GOOD
REASONS
FOR
TROLLERS
GOOSE
ISLAND
Protect
of
American
Fishermen
to
Vl
Owners'
Association
SEATTLE.
May
18.
Carbon
-nonoxide
gm
poisoning
forced
John
Eastman,
meter
of
the
-isd
troHer
Tecora
to
atop
in
iarbor
at
Goose
Ieland,
B.C.,
he
said,
in
protest
to
the
Trolling
Vessel
Owners'
Aeeociation
here
on
Friday
.
Eutttman
asserted
the
other
seised
ships
had
just
as
good
excuses
for
putting
into
harbor.
The
protest
will
be
forwarded
to
Washington.
INCREASE
IN
TRADE
CANADA
OTTAWA.
May
J8
.
Canada's
trade
ehot
up
another
$26,000,000
in
April,
the
total
for
the
month
being
$1G3,3$1.00,
as
.
compared
with
$137,387,000
fW
Apefl,
1928.
Corp.
C.
G.
Barber
of
the
city
'etachment
of
the
provincial
po"
Mce
and
Mrs.
Barber
returned
to
he
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
'h:
mornirnr
from
a
brief
trip
to
ar.couver.
,