CLASSIFIED
HABIT
V
Announcement
is
made
that
the
Northwest
Telephone
Company,
which
secured
a
charter
at
the
last
session
of
the
legislature,
is
to
erect
a
station
at
Campbell
River
and
thus
connect
up
with
the
southern
centres.
This
is
the
first
of
a
series
of
similar
stations
to
be
erected
to
cooperated
with
the
B.
C.
Telephone
Co.
While
no
definite
announcement
is
made,
it
ig
understood
this
policy
is
to
be
followed
throughout
northern
British
Columbia,
linking
up
the
detached
centres
with
the
land
lines
and
thus
enabling
people
to
telephone
right
through
or
by
relay
to
the
big
centres.
There
are
a
good
mauy
detached
points
such
as
Ocean
Falls,
where
today
ti.f'v
have
nothing
but
code
wireless.
This
is
often
verv
service.
NEW
TRIAL
FOR
LOUIS
M.
AUGER
T"I;ONTO.
May
G.Thd-first
c
'i.a!
court
at
Osgoods
Hall
'
a
granted
a
new
trial
to
Louis
M
:utfor.
former
member.
of
par-.
arrvnl
for
Preeeott,
who
was
cn-
J
t
Ottawa
and
sentenced
to
:
:;o
years'
imprisonment
on
a
i
a'
tf.i
uf
committing
a
serious
of-f'
:e
against
a
17-year-oM
Haw
ke.bury
girl.
TMc
counsel
for
Anger
bated
v
;i'PPl
on
Mr.
Justice
Wright's
NEW
ZEALANDEK
DIES
WELLINGTON,
May
G:
Sir
James
Glenny
Wilson,
chairman
cr
'ho
board
of
agriculture
and
'm-mer
president
of
the
flew
7
',!and
farmer's
union,
died
yes
lerday
aged
79,
,
Business
at
the
regular
meeting
this
mornlntr
nfi.tli
SIX
CASESIN
COUNTY
COURT
t
tn
the
jury,
claiming
there
M(
.go
under
Woodmen's
tii
i
-direction
and
the
charges.
non-dlrec-
GOOD
PROFIT
B.CPACKERS
Keport
For
1928
Issued
Shows
Net
$870,1
10
on
Operations
MONTREAL,
May
6.
The
an-
r
al
report
of
the
B.
C.
Packers,
L
')
tor
1928
shows
h
profit
and
in
m..
of
$1,186,909.
A
net
profit
'fjHTo.Ho.
The
report
was
first
'"
issued
since
the
taking
un-
nr.
Pa
unified
control
of
the
busl-
of
the
B.
C.
Fishing
&
k"HT
f'o.,
the
Gosse
Packing
and
Millard
Packing
Co.
$200,
loan,
Patmore
&
Fulton
for
plaintiff,
Williams,
Manson
&
Goniales
for
defendant.
May
27.
Johansen
vs
Johansen.
appeal
from
order
of
maintainance.
May
13.
DYKES
WASHED
AWAY
BY
SEAS
'"nne
Rupert
Ministerial
Asso-
of
,
families,
rendered
homeless
as
Ration
in
Firs
United
Church'
n
result
of
the
collapse
of
the
pro-a
largely
of
a
routine
nature,
'tcctive
dykes
during
the
past
few
''v
W
F.
Price,
who
is
leaving!
days
In
reclaimed
areas
in
Har-
lno
1
'y.
tende
rid
ViU
rna!rnntlon
'
rnvutvlV
Tlnvpl.
DilbUfV
East
and
RESULT
EARTHQUAKE
TEHERAN.
Persia.
May
6.
Two
thousand
dead
were
reported
today
in
unofficial
telegraph
advices
in
three
days
of
continuing
earth
quakes
from
the
Khoraaaen
district
of
NnrthoR.t
l
Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Intl.
Nickel,
58.00.
Hudson
Iky.
18.G0.
Mandy,
1.25.
N'oranda,
54.00.
Stidbvry
Basin,
8.65.
Sherritt-Gordon.
8.30.
Teck
Hughes.
9.30.
Ventures.
9.50.
i
siow
owing
to
the
crowding
of
messages
and
the
fact
that
enjjr
SCDtf
pc
IM
.ending
is
done
to
certain
stations
only
at
stated
times.
0UMU
jeiill
ill
The
wireless
telephone
service,
it
is
understood,
would
be
HOSPITAL
SUNDAY
continuous,
very
similar
to
the
ordinary
telephone
Members
of
First
United
Church
j
!
Choir
Visited
Institution
PHONING
FROM
MOVING
TRAIN
Excellent
Results
nt
Demonstration
Yesterday
at
Toronto
TORONTO,
Mey
C
One
of
the
most
important
scientific
developments
of
the
radio
age
was
successfully
demonstrated
on
Sunday
when
a
complete
telephonic
conversation
wns
maintained
for
two
hours
between
a
moving
train
on
the
Allendale
division
of
the
C.
N.
It.
and
telegraph
head
offices
of
the
system
in
Toronto.
The
demonstration
was
officially
opened
on
"the
train
by
W.
D.
Robb,
vice-president
in
charge
of
the
telegraph
and
telephone
department
of
the
C.
N.
R.
With
the
train
moving
at
40
miles
an
hour
Robb
lifted
an
ordinary
tcl-
ephone
receiver
and
conversed
CHATHAM,
Ont.,
May
G.
-jwith
W.
O.
Barber,
general
man-Damuffe
of
hundreds
of
thousands
W
of
telegraphs,
Toronto.
Sub-
and
scores
"J"-
"r
oi
ra.iyvay
ou
of
dollars
whs
caused
j
ticiuiB
uiiu
iiewapnper
men
con
versed
with
Toronto.
Reception
was
nearly
perfect
a-nd
the
voices
clear.
's
president,
election
of
his
suc-iChatham
townships
under
the
Judge
F.
MqB.
Young,,
who
"or
being
deferred
until
next
pounding
waves
of
Lake
Erie
and
(held
County
Court
at
Smlthers
i
nir
Th...
i
II..!..
Oi
rir
...kn&a
invoia.
ineiioat
wciak.
lonriofi
rur
of
Tar.
iivisg
nrpRpnr
uprn:
iiiRH
ol.
i.ihii.
n
iws
.-
-
rww
-
1
-
"
v
vi'
ICE
HOLDING
AT
DAWSON
Went
Out
at
Nenana,
Alaska
Yesterday
Says
Government
Report
Reports
received
over
the
Government
Telegraphs
state
that
the
Ice
went
out
of
the
river
at
Nenana,
Alaska,
but
that
at
Dawson
the
Yukon
River
is
still
holding.
Many
holders
of
sweepstake
tickets
are
watching
reports
on
the
ice
noving
which
Is
pretty
sure
to
take
place
within
the
next
few
days.
I
CONDITIONS
IN
OLD
COUNTRY
ARE
IMPROVED
Says
CNR.
.Offldal.
Who
Visiting
Canada
Irf
i
Yesterday
MONTREAL,
May
6.
"Condi-
'
F
McB.
Young
in
County
Court
this
month
were
set
this
rooming.
There
are
five
eivll
actions
and
one
appeal
coming
up,
dates
for
hearing
having
been
set
today.
The
actions
are
as
follows:
James
McCrae
vs
Walter
Han
Lien
Act,
Patmore
Si
Fulton
for
plaintiff,
defendant
in
person,
j
May
10.
Stewart
Bros,
vs
Henry
Smart,
$62.25,
goods
sold
and
delivered
Williams.
Hanson
&
Gonsalea
for
plaintiff,
defendant
in
pereon,
stands.
J.
Smith
vs
S.
H,
Senkpiel.
$272.
work
done
and
labor
performed,
Willlams,Maneon
&
Gon-sales
for
plaintiff
,
Patmore
&
Fulton
for
defendant,
May
81.
W.
E.
Williams
et
al
vs
Fred
Stephens,
$58.98,
professional
services,
E.
F.
Jones
for
plaintiffs.
W.
E.
Fisher
for
defendant,
May
28.
InKvald
Hansen
vs
John
Dahl,
.
J&V-
ia.
G.reaV'IHtaa4yRi4un3'i
I
A
song
service
was
conduct
tertally
better
Ufan
they
have
been
jresterday
afternoon
in
the
Prince
titK
tnc
strike
and
there
has
been
Rupert
General
Hospital
by
the
Kreat
improvement
In
the
basic
in-
choir
of
of
First
Firsfelkii
Lknited
Shu
rah
dustries.
There
has
been
a
mark-
S
...I.
Ir-
t..
itcv,
The
"he
progVaw
prdgVW
1n
.
-i
vriwi
'teop'
praridl
revision
in
the
coal
trade
and
1;
V
'.
i
...
'
r
W.
Included
's'eleche
etere
'weather
all
over
Sur
vive
Llttl
Actions
and
Une
Ap-
tjoni
j,y
a
Jflartet
consisting
of
0P
la"
winter
helped
the
British
peal
Hooked
For
Hearing
,
Mrs.
Mfenip
Mrs.
i
C
producers
to
regain
some
of
the
rt
Jhu
Mln,h
I
Mlfor,
J.
S.
Wilson'
and
Rev."
A."
j
markets
they
had
lost
during
the
4
.'i
:
,
...
Iwilaon.
Miaa
M.
A.
Mav.
"'!
P-
A.
Clows,
Euro-
Cases
for
attention
of
Judge
,
nin
Tpean
traffic
manager
of
the
Ca
TORONTO
STOCKS
'nadian
National
Railways,
with
headquarters
in
London,
who
i-s
now
in
Montreal
on
a
short
business
trip.
Although
it
is
only
two
years
since
Mr.
Clows
was
last
here,
he
was
particularly
struck
by
the
general
development
visible
Canada.
Mr.
Clows
stated
last
year
the
Canadian
National
had
he
largest
freight
traffic
in
j
Europe
in
its
historyi
the
tourist
movement
is
also
becoming
more
and
mere
popular,
and
to
quote
Mr.
Clows:
"There
la
no
limit
to
j
the
possibilities
of
developing
this
traffic."
Already
a
number
of
large
parties
have
been
arranged
to
come
to
Canada
this
summer.
The
people
in
Europe
are
becoming
more
an
more
interested
in
the
possibility
of
spending
a
holiday
in
the
Rockies,
particularly
in
Jne)er
Park,
which
has
great
attractions
for
many
of
them.
The
10-pound
rate
said,
Mr.
Clows,
had
been
a
means
of
attracting
a
better
class
of
third-
class
immigrants.
There
is
actu
ally
a
larger
movement
of
people
j
V
Sk
Boston
Grill
Irerjone
retdi
tb
Cl&Mlfla
,
(
It
you
Iom,
advertla
for
vt.
LARfiE
cabaret
If
you
Xlnd,
locaU
th
owner.
Special
Dinner
Saturdays
Thursday!
ai
Wnaterer
7u
tdrertlM
(or
tt
Dancing-
every
Saturday
nlfht
from
9
to
12.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Dance
Rail
for
Hire
GET
THE
CLASSIFIED
HABIT.
Accommodation!
tor
Private
Part
lea
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
thorn
4J7
'
N-
104'
"
'
!eLXX--
-
PRINCE
irvrERT,
B.
C.
MONDAY.
MAY
6,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
RSIAN
UAKE
KI
SUMMER
RUNS
.
C.
M.
BOATS
Schedule
This
Year
Will
Be
Same
as
Last
With
One
Minor
Exception
The
summer
schedule
of
C.
N.
R.
coast
steamships
this
year
will
Se
identical
with
that
of
last
season
except
for
one
minor
change,
the
hour
of
departure
on
Saturday
'n!
evenings
for
the
south
of
the
iteemer
Prince
Rupert
or
Prince
George
being
changed
to
7
p.m.,
instead
of
6
p.m.
The
summer
xhedule
commences
north
from
Vancouver
on
June
8
and
will
be
in
effectyuntil
September
9.
.
The
steamer
Prince
Rupert
or
I
Pr'nce
George
will
arrive
Wednes
day
mornings
fotn
Vancouver
via
Powell
River
and
Ocean
i
sail
at
4
p.m.
forSkagway,
return
;here
at
10:30
Monday
mornings
land
sail
south
at
4
p.m.
The
steamer
Prince
George
or
Pr!n
nnnart
will
arrivo
frnm
than
before
the
rate
was
put
into
Vancouver.
Powell
River
and
.
....
I
Ocean
Falls
nt
10:30
Friday
Mr.
C
ows
is
optlm
stic
on
con-
mornitw,,
anil
at
4
p.m.
for
An-ditions
n
Great
Britain.
"The
i
o4
i.
e
M'NIVEN
HE
ADS
crossed
Atlantic
WAGE
BOARD
VICTORIA,
May6.-J.
I).
Mc-Nlven,
deputy
minister
of
labor,
has
been
appointed
chairman
of
used
a
sail
and
oars
to
priel
the
eision
MANY
JAPAN
FALLS
IN
LINE
OVER
NAVAL
REDUCTION
Radio
Telephone
Service
is
Planned
Serve
Northern
B.C.
Points
in
the
Near
Future
TWO
THOUSAND
DEAD
IN
PERSIA
Will
Investigate
Technical
Experts'
Salaries
A
commission
of
thfee
has
been
named
by
the
Dominion
Government
to
investigate
the
salami
o,
tecfeatel
nd
professional
members
of
the
Canadian
Civil
Service,
it
baring
been
represented
that
the
remuneration
Is
njy
longer
attractive
to
persons
of
auper-!j!lLlmmSllUai
Utfs
ifslfTro
Garneau
qf
Qutb-dtif;
C.
Murray.
President
of
the
University
of
Saskatchewan
at
Saskatoon.
'
1
"
','
Japan
Agrees
to
U.S.
Scheme
for
Naval
Reduction
GENEVA,
May
6.
The
preparatory
disarmament
commission
adjourned
today
with
the
next
move
toward
disarmament
awaiting
action
by
the
big
five
naval
powers.
The
commission
left
the
date
of
the
next
meeting
open.
SI.
bato,
Japanese
spokesman,
told
the'
commission
his
government
had
authorized
him
to
sav
thatJanan
ac
cepted
the
United
States
point
of
view
that
there
should
will
arrive
direct
from
Vancouver
:
be
effective
reduction
in
national
armament!
at
W:M
Monday
.
mornings
and
Lord
Cushendon,
British
delegate,
answered
the
Jap-wiUiMl
jt
4
P
m
ft
Stewart,
anese
Warmly
lauding
the
government's
initiative.
He
furntanheTt!oI:Tut1Tylsaid
he
d
United
Stat
would
communicate
its
mornings
and
sailing
south
at
4
!
proposals
to
the
other
governments
and
that
all
this
would
p.m.
the
same
day.
j
take
time.
R
APTIST
PASTOR
1
rotary
conference
..
IM
WW
YAniUUlLIV
Rev.
W.
F.
Price
to
present
election,
he
said,
""will
p
ini
Sunday
and"
sail
south!
Rev
W;
Local
Pulpit
at
End
of
Month
tT
ters
tnnVarli;
temporarily,
but
but
ZZ
now
Th.t
that
at
7
P"m-
'
Pastor
of
First
Baptist
Church
The
Vancouver-Prince
Rupert
,
or
the
two
and
a
haf
there
is
every
promise
of
a
better
vla
south
Queen
HhBrlotte
Islands
r.
durinhich
tta.
the
points
run
will
be
earned
out
byirhurcf.
"
"
...
.
"
the
steamer
I'ri
nee
John
on
asim-
Britain
will
continue
to
improve."
8chedule
to
last
year.
F,
i'rioe,
who
W
been,
"
r-
Price,
Hev.
T.
II.
McAllls-1
highest
In
decades,
caused
the
col-
race
josterday
and
will
return
to
the
board
which
will
administer
craft.
He
is
continuing
toward
once
asked
to
reconsider.
He
an
"r
Itfiv.
Alfred
Wilson,
Rev.
J..lape.
Many
who
lost
their
Ud
the
titjr
ontemorrow
afternoon's
the
rebuilt
male
minimum
wage
Havana.
Ho
left
Hamburg
on
sweijd
that
his
decision
to
leave
'-'bson
and
Rev.
J.
H.
Hanson.
I
may
never
recover
them.
'traM
act.
.
(July
6,
1928.
was
final.
1
i
VANCOUVER,
May
6:
Some
l
eighteen
hundred
Ilotariun
and
Relinguish
Notary
Anna
were
registered
to
has
made
splendid
pro
gress,
announced
yesterday
to
his
congregation
that
he
was
resign-ling
the
pastorate,
effective
May1
1
31.
Mr.
Price's
plans
for
the
fu-
IN
A
LlrtDUAI
any
cse,
he
and
Mrs.
Price
will
.
.
-
leave
for
Lloydminster,
Saskat-
GIBERA,
Cuba,
May
6.
Paul
chewanl
to
pay
a
visit
with
their
Muller,
German
sailor,
has
arrived
on,
Col.
H.
J.
Price,
here
after
a
safe
crosfrfng
of
the
Regret
was
expressed
by
the
Atlantic
in
a
20-foot
lifeboat.
He
congregation
at
Mr.
Price's
de-
to
leave
and
he
was
at
day
at
the
opening,
of
the
sixteenth
conference
of
the
Northwest
district
of
tb
Rotary
I.
Ji.
Sutton
of
Tampico,
Mexico,
president
of
the
Rotary
Interna
tional,
delivered
the
principal
address
of
the
day.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER
May
C:
Wheat
was
quntedion
the
exchange
today
nt
$1.15Vi.
,.
,
Scottish
Humor
Imported
direct
Aberdeen
Joke
from
the
Factory
NOT
REQUIRED
An
Aberdeen
tailor
is
advertising
"Suit
without
pockets."