W
t
The
Wise
Man
OTTAWA,
May
22.
The
government
of
Canada
is
not
deposed
at
present
to
accede
to
a
request
of
the
United
States
that
clearance
be
denied
to
liquor
shipments
destined
for
that
country.
The
door,
however,
is
not
closed
and
the
Dominion
government
is
ready
to
give
consideration
to
such
representations
as
it
may
receive
on
this
important
matter.
The
attitude
of
the
government
on
the
question
of
refusing
the
clearance
of
liquor
cargoes
was
"
"
'indicated
in
the
houes
of
common
CHANGES
MADE
IN
THE
POLICE
Waller
Owen
Recomcn
Warden
of
Jail
at
Oakalla
Yl
TORIA,
May
22."The
fpl-I
j
ng
changes
in
thoi.provthcfal
t
c
become
effective
on
June
I
lk
announced:
'
1
t
r.
and
inspector
rorws.irui
shanks
of
Vancouver
to
i
The
poRt
of
assistant
su-endent
has
been
abolished.
AUSTRALIANS
LAY
WREATH
fadeN
From
Southern
Continent
Arrive
at
Vancouver
and
Are
Welcomed
VANCOUVER,
May
22.
One
r
:r.
!rcd
COL.
ROSS
NAPIER
SUPERVISE
GRADING
OF
CIVIL
SERVICE
1
am
Instructed
to
advise
fill
citizens
that
the
Annual
Clean
Up
Week
Is
set
for
May
15
to
May
22.
II.
A.
McLEAN,
City
Engineer.
yesterday
by
the
minihter
of
national
revenue,
Hon.
W.
D.
i
oiler,
who
srmk
In
reply
to
speeches
by
J.
S.
Woodsworth,
Labor
member,
and
other,
in
the
FjtgreMiv
and
Untied
Farmers'
Association
ranks,
in
which
the
statement
was
mad
that
Canada
was
guilty
of
art
"unfriendly
act"
in
not
acceding
to
the
United
SUtaat-equeatS
'MfjEu.eV
late
indicated
the
Uni
I
-pe.
tor
Walter
Oweg,
assiCS
fir&lbitiqn
UV
f.
Superintendent
McMullin,'
trip
he
maae
as
rca
and
ana
sixty
sixiv
Australian
Australian
ca
w.
,
,
A"
10
A
o'clock
-'-I
1.
1LI.
this
morning
hi,
lh
the
Aa
!"aiians
laid
a
wreath
on
the
-cnotaph.
become
warden
in.
OakallaJ
boat
engaged
in-international
William
r.
McMvnn.
aU
llauorltraffk.
-Xif
a
1
Inspector
W.
R.
Dun-
i
port,
lor
which
she
was
oounu,
'v
nf
Nelson
will
move
to
Van-1
during
the
entire
duration
of
his
While
in
Detroit
he
had
spoken
to
a
bootlegger
there
and
asked
him
how
it
was
that
their
supplies
came
in
uninterrupted
acroae
the
river,
day
or
night.
"It
just
happens
that
the
United
States
revenue
officers
are
not
there
when
we
go
across,
was
the
reply
received.
1
Liquor
vessels
landed
their
car-goes
within
100
yards
of
United
States
customs
officer
in
a
eer-j
tain
city
where
they
dock,
Euier
told
the
house.
Sometimes
it
took
them
three
hours
to
unload
their
flHcit
cargoes.
They
had
actually
;
bfen
assisted
by
officers'
of
the
United
States
is
now
experiencing
vlf
TORI
A,
May
22
Col.
Ross
some
assuranc
"W.?r.
government
agent
at
Ver-
A(.nre
dence
that
that
the:
r-0r!
will
mitwrvlan
fhn
irnvcrn-
r.cr'3
reclassification
and
reading
of
the
entire
provincial
.)
service,
it
was
announced
nt
tir'i
mcnt
buildings.
NOTICE
4
I
VANCOUVER
May
22:
-The
Canadian
Club
last
night
enter-tained
at
luncheon
150
young
Australians
who
are
touring
the
continent.
It
was
an
outstanding
event.
Nickerson
and
part
n
brief
trip
to
Terrace.
I
GIRLS
FIGHT
DUEL
i
WITH
SWORDS
AND
ONE
IS
WOUNDED
HUDAPK8T,
May
22:
Two
beautiful
Hungarian
girla
fought
a
duel
with
swords
near
here
ve
tenia
v.
iniaAthi!h
ijpfjEAU,
M
itecf-Statea
had
flfo,
f
from
Wj
not
at
certairt
points
maayrawery
lest
aboard
a
MRS.
FOGARTY
I
MADETHREATS
Ilefore
Tunney
Married
She
Sign-el
Affidavit
Declaring
She
Had
Nothing
Against
IJoxer
GENE
SAYS
ITS
JOKE
Lauder
Family
Say,
Whole
Matter
Was
Discussed
By
Them
Long
Ago
NEW
YORK,
May
22:
Unqualified
denials
of
claims
of
Mrs.
Katherine
King
Fogarty,
who
seeks
half
a
million
dollars
One
wjs
wounded
and
her
from
Gene
Tunney,
have
been
firat
expression,
translated
into
English
wns-
"Goo'
Lord,
T
o-.n
nevr
wear
eve-
ning
clothes
any
more."
The
contestants
narted
without
reconciliation.
:
NICE
LEGACY
nude
in
behalf
of
the
retired
irwvyweight
champion
and
the
"Lau-'er
family."
His
wife
was
formerly
Polly
Lauiler.
Floyd
E.
Caibour,
secretary
tp
Mrs.
George
II.
Lauder,
if
a
id
"Die
matter
of
Mrs.
Fogaity
was
discussed
at
jlength
by'the
Laudei-family
before
the
marriage,
It
was
decided
that
there
waa,
nothing
to
claim."
Tunney's
attorney,
George'
W.
Whiteside.
aid,
"Numerous
FOR
MUSEUMS
hrsats
of
this
kind
have
been
the
past
hi
this
woman.
time
v'tSy'fnofot
trgh'lnves-
igtion
of
her
claim
was
made
y
22.
A
legacy
of
ndJhcy
were
foundi
to
be
with'
William
P.
Rauch
has
nut
ah:
slightest
merit
'
Her!
been
made
to
the
Alaska
museum,
.,oled
Iht
affidavit!
he
iaaid
Mrs."
Steamer
Akaala,
Jwhlch
rJntjrid,'
VICTORIA,
May
22.
The
pro-at
Iwer
Lebarge
in
owler,
VftJAed
changes
in
the
liquor
board
make
the
early
trip
in
the
spring,
personnel
following
the
report
of
got
away
at
1:80
p.m.
yeiitfrday-
Albert
F.
Griffiths
may
possibly
e
.
.
I
.11
1
....
.
.
i
I
'
T
U
i
r
11
a,
iL
who
have
toured
Canada
and
,ar
"?.".',
nira,.t
.ki-
.
It
was
held
up
hUsc
of
an
ice
affect
Prince
Rupert,
among
other
failed
State
arrived
here
",,c
.
b,
wh,ch
the
jam
at
Thirty
Mile.
places.
There
Is
tobe
a
general
!
-
n
aAaH
-
v
rrnrnintf
Thnv
wpre
ffreeted
'
''.c
Vancouver
cadets
and
by
R
L.
Maitland,
on
behalf
,s
one
of
their
own
making
and
YICKERS
WAS
fK.
i.ikLih
va
nrA
nrtt
nrimriiv
ru
province,
and
by
Alderman
lbe
The
ond
arkument
Dean
on
behalf
of
the
city.
.
u
0f
the
man
on
"
"
...
.
..
,.
r..
.
the
street
"Let
the
unuea
awies
,)ca(h
of
Icr
Huslmnd
Recently
enforce
their
own
laws.
.
Was
f.-llw.l
Within
Few
"In
the
light
of
statements
,)nj8
,,y
,
0SH
of
ijrther
which
I
made
in
connection
with
the
lack
of
effort
on
the
part
of
;
Ju(lt
a
few
days
afler
the
,ieoth
the
United
States
to
enforce
their
of
her
husband,
who
was
Prince
own
laws,
I
think
that
attitude
is
Ruportii
pioneer
chief
of
police,
a
very
human
and
fairly
reason-
M
u-
11
vickers
was
airain
thi-y
are
trying
10
uo
uteMr.
Jieuor,
wno
was
ta
years
for
themselves
whnt
they
arc
now
of
age,
coliapseU
while
he
was
asking
us
to
do
for
them.'
YOUNG
AUSTRALIANS
'
ARF.
F.NTERTA
JNEI
VANCOUVERW
ma
nitinnf)
j
cranking
nis
car
on
me
i
acuic
I
highway
near
Langford
and
was
t
ti-
ri
nurnen
oy
jwaaera-ny
inio
01.
Joseph's
Hospital,
Victoria,
where
he
soon
expired.
SJirs.
Vickers
wli
have
the
flym-
iUtfy
of
many
friends
in
Prince
Rupert
in
her
double
bereavement.
NEW
PRESIDENT
OF
ROYAL
SOCIETY
CANADA
OTTAWA.
May
22.
Dr.
A.
S.
Eve,
director
of
the
department
of
physics
at
McGIll
University,
was
elected
president
of
the
Ryal
Society
of
Canada
here
today.
'revision
throughout
the
province.
DOUBLY
bereaved
LIBERALS
GET
MUCH
SUPPORT
tll
Independent
Parties
Voted
With
Them
on
Sales
Tax
Measure
able'
one
and
that
wc
might
at
i)Creved
by
the
death
of
a
brother,
j
nTTAU..
Mn,.
w.
.Inwlv
until
we
have
Krprl.rlck
Mellnr.
who
was
a
well
I
4.la
,V"'RV
"
,
...i
.
.
........
,
.L
of
the
ttalcs
tax
on
Abolition
clothing,
boots,
and
shoes
was
advocated
in
an
amendment
moved
In'
the
House
of
Commons
this
afternoon
member
fir
Inverness,
which
was
defeated
by
51
votes
to
111,
following
a
short
debate.
Conservatives
voted
solidly
for
it
but
the
remainder
of
the
House,
in
Boston
Grill
The
wise
man
reads
the
claa-sified
LARGE
CABARET
advertisements
and
usp
Spccltl
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
them
whenever
he
needs
to
sell
,
JJanclnj
Evrry
Saturday
Night,
9
to
13
or
buy,
or
rent,
K
to
find
lost
Danc
Hall
for
Hire
goods
or
to
get
a
job.
'
Accommodations
tor
Private
Partita
tfv
11IONE
457
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
-
-
.
.
XX.,
No.
118.
Voil,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
U.
d,
WEDNESDAY,
MAY
22,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
RUM
RUNNING
IS
DISCUSSED
PLANS
MADE
FOR
BIG
CELEBRATION
ON
FRIDAY
Suggest
that
Government
of
United
States
Enforce
its
Laws
Before
Asking
Aid
Proposal
That
Canada
Refuse
Clearance
for
Liquor
Vessels
to
United
States
Discussed
in
Parliament
Yesterday
Commander
Byrd
Gets
a
Lift
in
Antarctic
MAKING
INSPECTION
OF
POWER
SITES
J.
S.
II.
Wurtele.
plant
manager,
Montreal,
and
G.
11.
Kohl,
locating
engineer,
returned
to
the
city
last
night
after
inspecting
Falls
River
and
Khtada
Lake
on
the
Skcena
River
and
will
MINERAL
STUDY
OTTAWA,
May
22.
Dr.
J.
L.
Weeks,
geologist
of
the
Geological
,
Survey
of
Canada,
leaves
Sunday
for
an
all-summer
trip
to
the
west
roast
of
Hudson
Ray,
where
he
will
make
a
detailed
study
with
a
view
to
discovering
mineral
possibilities
of
the
area.
He
will
be
accompanied
by
two
university
students,
a
cook
and
four
Eskimos.
change
urday.
OIUS
COME
RACK
Stock
exchange
office
report
oils
came
back
today
after
a
depression
yesterday.
Calgary
Exchange
is
cloned
afternoons
for
the
remainder
of
by
I,
D.
McDougall,
Conservative
the
week
and
Vancouver
Ex-
all
day
Friday
and
Sat-
TORONTO
STOCKS
cluding
the
U.r.A.,
Progressive
(Courtesy
of
S.
I).
Johnston
Co.)
and
Labor
members
joined
the
Government
supporters
In
defeating
It.
The
announcement
of
the
large
majority
was
greeted
with
cheers
from
the
Liberal
ranks.
An
amendment
was
moved
to
the
motion
for
the
third
reading
of
the
special
War
Revenue
Act
bill.
Home
Oil,
22.20.
Hudson
Hay.
17.00.
Nickel.
46.50.
Mayland,
10.50.
Mandy,
90.
Newbcc,
CDVj.
Noranda,
52.00.
Sudbury
Basin,
8.50.
Sherrltt-Gordon.
7.30.
Teck
Hughes,
8.45.
"i'Wi'
"in
'nmiiiiiii
Miii,iias
Scene
from
whaler
Lars
an
as
she
towed.
Commander
Byrd's
City
of
New
York
through
c
j.ack
in
.voss
Sea.
The
La
sen
recently
arrived
in
New
YoA
with
a
$4,000,000
cargo
of
whale
oil,
the
largest
to
reach
the
port.
:
.vV.
4
Tf
U'fll
tin
a
four
hp.
4
th
wnrk
nf
wh
rh
in
u'oll
krlnwn
w
,
tr,
.4i'mA
M
.
,
..
.
.
..
.
.
.
.........
...
,
t,llJ,uVID,luk
..ov
fore
Ilnal
(jectjpn
i3
made
T
throughout
the
territory.
The
-nrltbK
8tating
(that
htf
relations
of
the
Power
Corporation
of
curious
thing
that
is
no
one
fn
j?
.were
fat
all
times.
suchW
Canada'a
aite
for
newer
de-
JiiriMU
Mwm
to
Know
anvinimr
--
i
i
n.
.i:ut..t
i
T
.....
.
.
vomoI
was
:lf
tu
?
?
"
w
I
velopment
ia
this
district.
ited
States
7"
'ZJTt
.
"
Uf
,8m
"Pn.m.
wa8
st(tted
at
pomtJon
of.
w
...
.
.
.....
j
..........
.
hvo.
nn
j9im
at
anv
vinn
nnn
i
....
J.
years
ago
and
saw
the
museum.
The
money
is
now
being
paid
over.
!
!
STEAMERS
MOVE
!
IN
THE
YUKON;
WHITEHORSE.
Y.T.,
May
22:
The
steamer
Nastulin
left
here
yesterday
afternoon
with
a.
heavy
cargo
of
freight
and
a
good
pas-j
senger
list
for
down
river
tolntB.j
-
-
UCtJB
LlllB
I1IUIII.IW.
never
have,
tne
aiuaavn
asiu.
RRIONI.
Italy,
May
22:
"I
know
absolutely
nothing
of
the
f
report,
James
J.
lunney
aaia
when
informed
that
the
papers
in
f
a
suit
for
alleged
breach
of
promise
had
been
sent
to
Bridge-
ort.
Conn.,
for
filing.
"It
must
be
another
joke,"
he
declared.
CHANGES
SUGGESTED
ON
LIQUOR
STAFFS
Friday
to
be
Big
Day
in
the
City
Baseball,
Dance
Children
Will
Have
Their
Sports
in
the
Morning
at
Acropolis
Hill
Grounds
Friday
of
this
week,
May
24,
is
to
be
a
big
day
here
under
direction
of
the
fair
board.
The
baseball
season
will
open
with
a
double-header,
not
leatrue
names,
but
between
leave
tomorrow
morning
for
three
of
the
league
teams.
This
in
itself
will
be
a
great
at-
in
the
Warke
Cunai
are
on
IP
1
"L
J
M
a
similar
mission
ft
In
the
morning
the
children
will'
Have
their
big
time,
cash
prizes
being
given
for
the
winners,
of
races
and
other
sports
at
Acropolis
Hill.
And
then
comes
the
big
dance
in
the
evening.
It
is
to
be
held
in
the
exhibition
hall
and
it
is
expected
that
the
hall
will
be
crowded
for
the
neeasinn.
Tharo
will
hn
(V
HIinOM
R
A
V
tne
best
of
music
antI
everything
is
being
done
by
the
fair;
UI
llUUJUll
Wnl
.board
to
make
this
a
success.
HEAD
CUT
OFF
CRESTONTRAIN
NELSON,
May
22.
A.
D
Maneul,
Kootenay
pioneer,
was
de-
of
an
train.
1
approaching
passenger
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
May
21
price
of
wheat
here
was
$1.11
3-4..
,
:
r
.
,
1
dtp
nnrimTc
1
The
today
HA
INT.
NICKEL
FOREST
FIRES
im
MANITOBA
WINNIPEG,
May
22.
Forest
fires
in
northern
Manitoba
and
capitated
at
Creston
station
on
Saskatchewan,
considered
a
week
Tuesday
when
he
walked
In
front
ago
to
have
been
extinguished,
are
flaming
,
forth
again.
Settlements
at
Christopher
and
Emma
Lake,
Sask.,
30
miles
pu
Prince
Albert,
were
the
centre
of
trouble
In
Saskatchewan.
Manitoba's
most
dangerous
blaze
raged
at
Ruby
Lake.
Scottish
Jiumor
?t
'
-
,
i'
i
i
y
Imported
direct
from
the
Aberdeen
Joke
Factory
A
SUDDEN
SHOCK
An
alarming
incident
took
TORONTO,
av
22.
The
Inter-
place
recently
In
a
Picadllly
res-
national
Nickel
Co.
of
Canada
taurant.
An
Aberdonian
offered
profits
for
the
first
three
months
to
stand
drinks
all
round.
Flvo
of
192D
were
more
than
double
men
collapsed
and
had
to
be
the
profits
In
the'
same
period
last
taken
to
hospital.
One
of
them
year.
They
were
$5,590,191,
as
died.
Coroner's
verdict
t
"Death
compnred
with
$2,107,920.
I
from
suddt
shock."