CLASSIFIED
HABIT
i
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me
read
th
Classified
AcU.
v
v
'i
low,
advert!
(or
tt.
mi
rind,
locate
the
owner,
vviiiitcvcr
you
need,
advertu
(or
tt
tlBT
TUB
CLAHSIrlED
ll'MT,
'Hi
:.v.
No.
fjO
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i
AND
i
i
ii
'
ii
r
ul
lowing
me
announcement
oi
me
uanauian
racmc
.
.;M.rl,
line
construction.
Sir
Henry
Thornton
last
night
i.i
it
a
siaiemeiu
pointing
out,
mat
me
companies
were
naMc
to
agree
on
several
issues
and
charged
in
effect
the
Canadian
Pacific
was
seeking
to
invade
territory
loed
and
colonized
by
the
Canadian
National
and
its
'.
(iro'ssors
and
to
duplicate
or
parallel
the
branch
lines
.,
Mirrt
or
in
course
of
construction
by
the
National
tern.
LlG
TRADING
jflRST
MINISTER
AT
VANCOUVER!
JAPAN
CHOSEN
III'
MHtaHri
and
Sllwalo
Make
Notable
Advance
on
Market
WOUvTSR.
Jn-
12.
Values
i
i.
(
upward
on
the
stock
ex-
ii-,
vNterday,
Big
Missouri
.mi
ftatiurinf
with
the
tra4e
of
at
a
net
gain
of
26
rents.
i
..In
cloned
second
with
a
net
.I
in
on
good
demand.
The
...
.
f
the
list
was
strong,
i:.
(
upper
gaining
60
eenU,
I-
gain
of
one
to
10
points
.
catle
ed
through
the
list,
i
I
.
.
f
i
n
i
nm
n
n
...r,
GOVERNOR
RUSHED
TO
THE
HOSPITAL
WINNIPKG,
Jan.
12
Lieuten-wii
(.nvcrnor
Rurroughn
wax
"i
tied
to
hospital
last
night
and
''
ation
wan
erformed
(or
i
1
1
ii
li:itiH.'His
condition
is
fair
''!
iiinniing.
BILLIARD
LEAGUES
TO
RESUME
SHORTLY
Second
Half
ofl'lrst
Division
to
(iet
Under
Wny
on
January
23
Tin'
Hecond
half
of
the
schedule
i
I
he
First
Division
llllliard
I
'
.iguc
will
commence
on
January
W
11.
Long,
secretary
of
the
I
mice
Rupert
llllliard
Association,
announced
this
afternoon.
Tiic
.second
division
will
resume
on
January
24.
The
schedule
v
ill
In.
i
sued
next
week.
ADVANCEGAMES
SCOTTISH
CUP
(JI.AWCOW,
Jan.
12
In
the
ailvani
c
first
round
gnmea
in
the
N-ottiah
football
cup
comtitlon
lod.'iv
Murrayfield
Amateurs
de-leale.l
Tornhlll
4
to
0
and
Civil
Service
Stroller
and
Fraserburgh
played
a
one-all
draw.
(inonre
Rotic
left
on
thix
nior
nine's
train
on
a
business
trip
to
Smithers.
Northern
and
'
.
-
-
s
,
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
DISAGREE
Two
Big
Railways
at
Loggerheads
Over
Branch
Line
ConstractiJ
I
j
Si.
Henry
Thornton
Issues
Statement
Charging
That
the
!flOAWFiT
(Pit.
Is
Invading
Canadian
National
Territory
,
IVllU
XiiODLlJ
TORONTO,
Jan.
12.
An
Ottawa
special
dispatch
to
!
Mail
and
Empire
states
that
lines
are
being
drawn
for
..it
looks
like
a
battle
between
the
Canadian
National
hi1
ilu-
Canadian
Pacific
before
the
railway
committee
at
(ti
t
hcoming
session
of
parliament,
the
bone
of
eonten-uii
Ix'ing
the
branch
line
building
program
for
each
com-
I'.illV.
i
i
i
1.1
r-
i
ti
.
"n.
Herbert
s.
Marler
(
Mont
real
Ciiuasm
For
IWtion
OTTAWA,
Jan.
2.
Prwmiw
King
announcel
yesterday
that
the
Canadian
government
proposes
recommending
to
Mis
Majesty
the
appointment
of
Hon.
Herbert
G.
Warier
of
Montreal
as
envoy
ex-,
rao
dlncry
and
minister
plenipo-l
tentiary
to
Japan.
j
Mr.
Marler
has
represented
the
riding
of
St.
Lawrence
and
St.
3eorge
In
the
house
of
commons.
He
was
a
member
of
the
privy
i
council
of
Canada,
having-
been
a.
member
of
the
cabinet
in
1928
.
It
be
omv
time
before
he
can
leave
for
Japan.
CHARLOTTETOWN
CHAHLOTTETOWN.
Jan.
12.
Fire
this
morning
destroyed
Victoria
Hotel
and
wa.s
still
raging
at
noon
with
a
low
estimated
at
a
quartor
of
a
million.
Twenty-seven
guets
escaped
in
their
night
attire.
Adjoining
buildings
are
threatened.
GATHERFORCES
GREAT
BRITAIN
Propara'llonM
Made
for
Rig
Con-teat
liven
Though
Date
Not
Yet
Announced
LONDON,
Jan.
12
Although
it
may
be
some
time
In-fore
the
election
date
is
announced,
all
par
ties
arc
busy
gathering
their
fnrroH
for
the
Mbr'
battle
of
lial-
Aiiinm
nnnnin
I
II
II
Pi
I
IVIIiHli
Queen
Mary
Temporarily
Under
Care
of
Doctore
at
Ruck-
ingham
Palace
LONDON.
Jan.
12.
The
King
nauwil
a
mimt
nifrhr
ami
f
har.
-.-,
"
-
.
In
hU
cond't,on
from
Physicians
attending
the
King
had
another
royal
patient
to
care
tor
today.
Queen
Mary
is
suffering
f
'
ow
catarrah,
in
common
with
thouMnds
of
her
subjects,
due
to
the
inclement
weather.
Her
'.onditioa
is
not
serious.
Tonight's
bulletin
says:
"The
King
had
another
restful
day,
otherwise
his
condition
is
unchanged.
The
-next
bulletin
will
be
Issued
Monday
morning."
STOCK
QUOTATIONS'
(Ottr4f
(
B.
O
wininn'
Co.
IM.)
Tlie
fo'hiwiKg
iiuotatloM
were
Hf4
onal
n
srlrx4
Bayview,
5,
BVs,
Bif
Miasourl,
MtylM.
Afi:
CeiWa
Beit,
45.
iHtlble,
Nil,
68.
Geofge
Copper,
8.60,
8.70.
Goleonda.
81'-.,
82.
Gnustfview,
66'
x,
67.
Indepeadeaee,
18,
ISV4.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke,
84,
86.
Koatenay
Florence,
Nil,
26
Vs
KooMnay
Ring,
41
2.
42.
L.
&
L.,
Nil,
7Vfc.
Laketlew,
8,
21-.-.
Lucky
Jim.
34,
28.
Marmot
Metala.
8,
8V4.
Marmot
Gold,
9,
9.
Mofcawk.
8M1,
8.
Morten
Woolaey,
6,
6.
National
Silver,
28',
24.
'
Noble
Five,
78,
79.
I'end
Oreltle,
11.15,
11J0.
Indian,
10,
11.
PjoMer,
Nil,
1.80.
IVter
Idaho,
67.
72.
PNtttier.
2.26,
2.28.
Rufut
Argenta,
Muih
Hope,
94
65.
Silver
Oreat,
104.
104.
Bllvemdo.
1JM,
1.25.
Silvewwnith.
11,
Nil.
SnoMrflake,
80.
81.
Sunloch,
8.80,
4.00.
Terminua,
llVi,
18.
Topley
Richfield,
48,
50.
Torie,
8.00,
2.50.
Wellington,
18.
lSVit.
Whttewater.
1.35,
1.40.
Woodbine,
64,
7.
Iinslcrn
Stork
SlHirrltt
Gonlen,
7.00,
NIL
Ollx
FflUyon,
.',
6.
Home,
n.fio,
a.65.
DalhtHisle,
1.80,
1.85.
McLeod.
4.40.
4.50.
MaglABd,
2.UTI,
3.00.
STAYONRANCH
CALGARY.
Jan.
12
The
new
Earl
of
Egmont
statwl
today
that
he
would
not
take
a
seat
in
the
SSEGMONTWILL
ism
In
Grent
llrltain.
and
decide
If
Ubor
Is
to
be
a
coming
power
in
the
country.
The
Liberals
announce
that
they
will
have
500
candidates
in
the
field
and
will
fiirht
both
th
So-'
ciali.'t
element
of
the
Labor
group,
und
the
To
inm
of
the
party.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATURDAY,
JANUARY
12,
1929
OBJECTION
TO
NRIB
Packing
Companies
to
Make
Kep-
reaenlations
To
Ottawa
KegardIsherie
victoria,
Jan.
i2.-Saimon
:IKicmn(r
com
Dan
lea
oi
iintiah
(i-
'lumbi
ar
abou
u.
make
repre-
sentutloiis
to
Ottawa
seeking
amendments
to
tne
Iiahing
reiju
-
latioua.
A
delegation
represent
lug
the
pacxer
waueJ
on
Hon.
ii.
L.
itwe,
eamm
ssioner
o
iisntT.es,
anu
aaaed
lor
ills
a
.1....0.
u
p.oi-O-ila
to
be
made
,i
U-lawa.
Trie
packers,
it
is
inlimated,
object
to
the
Dominion
issuing
iicui.
ea
to
new
oompun
e
that
.;avf
no
caniurka-on
the
coast,
instances
were
cited
of
existing
m.icr.eu
having
shut
down
lw-.auae
of
los3
in
operations.
Mr.
Howe
promised
every
considera-
01..
FREIGHT
MOVES
TOFLINFLON
Brick
Railway
Station
'Erected
at
The
I
'as.
Huni'ik-mm
Condit-ion
Good
MOMTRBAU
Jan.
12:
Heavy
rshlpments
of
construction
mater-
are
movin
'from-
Winnipeg
over
the
canaian
national
Hallways
to
the
Flin
Flon
mines,
it
waa
stated
this
morning
by
W.
A.
Kiagieand
general
manager
of
the
C.
N.
Railways
for
the
weetern
wh
WBO
IS
i.
in
Mn.ol
freijHlt
fondted
and
billed
from
tneiKamIort
,,v
th.
Canadian
Nat-
ayatem
business.
In
i
addition
11
tA
a
to
machinery
and
material
for
.mine
buildings
tnere
is
alo
a
.great
deal
of
heavy
material
be
ing
forwarded
for
construction
of
the
dam
at
Island
Falls,
he
aid.
"In
keeping
with
the
increased
traffic
which
is
now
being
handled
over.
the
Hudson
Day
line,"
Mr.
XingfUnd
stated,
"a
modern
briek
ataUoq
has
been
erected
by
the
n
National
Railway
at
The
J?aa.
This
station
has
now
;
en
completed
and
will
be
open-
V"
"nuarv
18
.
!
Spoaklag
of
busmeas
condit
-
ioas
in
Western
Canada
general
-
,
lytr
Mr.
Kingsland
believed
that
there
had
been
no
diminuation'in
the
optimism
of
the
people
of
the
western
provinces.
BARRIE
FIRST
IN
THE
FIELD
W.
J,
JSnrl
.Rarrie.
furniture
denier,
avm
the
first
candidate
to
enter
the
field
for
municipal
,
election
efficc
thl
morning
1,
11.1
f.r
IU
'so
(tool
board.
He
is
proiwsed
by
jCrge
Rorie
and
S
D.
Johnston.
retiring
school
trustee,
is
his
sec-
onder.
Mr.
Rarrie
has
always'
'taken
a
keen
Interest
In
work
among
the
children,
particularly
in
connection
with
the
United
Church
anil
Rotary
Giub.
He
is
one
of
the
younger
business
men
-
the
city.
FUNERAL
NOTICE
The
funeral
of
the
late
Angus
McLeod.
takes
nliice
tomorrow,
THREE
WHEAT
8E
Adra
Arrived
Last
Night,
Grace
field
Left
.Today,
Hindpool
.
leading
The
British
.famer
Adra,
Priru-
iinrv'i
uvanih
rr9in
h:p
of
the
Mason,
arrived
in
port
at
10:30
last
night.
The
vessel
,caroe
from
South
Shields.
Kng
'and,
which
port
she
left
on
Nov-
moor
jm.
lioiier
trnuoic
tmuDic
en-
en-
route
was
the
cause
of
the
slow
Boston
Grill
trip
which
was
otherwise
unev-
w
mc
uiausc
iJiuvming
iui
uie
ereauon
out
01
me
cntfui.
of
regulation
grain
ship
purchase
price
of
$375,000
of
a
$150,000
trust
fund
as
a
u
se
und
tyic
tie
Adra
is
com-
guarantee
of
unencumbered
title
being
granted
by
the
mderi
by
Capt.
a.
Kiower.
She
city
of
the
hydro-electric
plant
on
payment
of
outstand-tart
Ihe'triS
oyf
ing
debentures
be
m
in
about
20
years'
time
and
Adra
mad,
ng
the
first
tine
this
the
th,e
substitution
therefor
of
a
clause
whereby
the
city
.teason
(hit
three
grain
I
oats
i
.
lAva
ttati
In
4
kin
lu!iA
a
f
a
She
was
anchored
in
the.
harbor
today.
The
fifth
ship
of
th
eeaon,
I
ha
ftrlil-dri
fltsaank-l
flaft
iM
nv
wmm
wu
aav
esv4i
which
finished
loading
yesterday.
nlao
Wnil
ta4
nnn
4
fl
m
4nwi
Ilia
United
Kingdom
or
continent
with
a
full
cargo.
Too
steamer
llinapool
ia
now
loading
anfl
"msrset
awy
r.m
i.
,
,,rt
fi.
ng
again
from
the
prairies
to
the
local
elevator
on
Monday.
1
OUTPUT
OF
FRUIT
I
FROM
KAMLOOPS
DOUBLED
IN
AMOUNT
f
,
k-AMinntMs
Ton
19.
a
Mm
-nl
ll
1
,7'
A"
V"
,HmMW"
l'?ul
"'c
M"
vfli-
flhnwK
tnat
tn
nmntint
nt
ional
Railways
more
than
doubled
ts
total
for
the
year
1927.
Fruit-lands
alone
were
responsible
for
250
carloads
of
produce.
Of
this
4500
tons,
160
cars
went
to
Vancouver
markets,
76
to
the
prairies,
six
carloads
of
Mcln-
tosh
apples
to
England
and
theu
balance
to
local
markets
suflh
osl
i-nnce
ireorge,
omuners
ana
nihnr
rltloa
Another
IhcaI
nnui
limnfIuH
t
th
rtinn
that
of
torftlltoe8t
aDout
go
carloads
of
which
were
hauled
to
the
city
ifor
cannjnK.
R.
T.J.
ROSE
FOR
SCHOOL
TRUSTEE
'
Nominallon
Papers
Filed
Today
at
City
Clerk'a
Office;
En-
I
domed
by
Labor
I
R.
T.
J.
Rose
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
mechanical
staff
was
nominated
today
as
a
oandi-
didate
for
school
trustee
at
th
j
municipal
election
next
week.
HUj
-
proposer
was
r
ranK
ierry
aim
sc-
onder.
S.
D.
Maedonald.
Mr.
Rose
is
indorsed
by
the
Trades
&
Ijibor
rounc.
.
'
CASEY
READY
TO
RUN
"
'
FOR
,nn
ALUfcRMAN
linrninti
AS
10
A
1
n
nwimiiinn
iu
n
1
STEPHENS
SUPPORTER,
Ex-Aid.
M.
M.
Stephens,
jfandi-date
for
mayo",
received
a
wire
today
from
Ex-Aid.
George
R.
Casey,
who
is
in
Detroit
op
his
way
home
after
a
trip
to
Ontario,
an
nouncing
that
he
(Aid
Casey)
1
will
run
for
alderman
nt
next;
week's
municipal
election
if
netes-
sarv.
The
wire
conveys
Mr.
Ca-
OVER
BRANCHES
Power
Company
Concedes
Hold-Back
Clause
Which
i
XVT
y-
p
VW'US
LaUSP
LritifUm
'
UUdC
Ul
Ol
.XtllllLlbUl
Legislature
Win"
Be
Asked
or
$150,000
in
Trust
Offer
of
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada,
throueh
uc
mnmcnnt
.f
II
T?
n,
'
w
nui
uasisi
me
cumpaujr
in
secur-
.
.
i
.
c
iiik,
ai
ine
comiiany
a
expense,
oi
validat
n
act
or
hc,
,wole
agreement
from
the
legislature
was
an
important
development
of
the
city
council'
deliberations
last
.
.
t
la
i
'
"If"
fZT
L'T
whieh
aome
criticism
had
been
heard
and
its
elimination
is
ex-1
neoted
to
conaidarablv
facilitate,
the
pIns
W
thebylaw-vrtrkh
is
t0
be
voletf
P!"ht
month
by
-
the
"P"-
The
council
last
night
complet-
.
.
......
jed
Its
preliminary
drart
of
the
"""
""
"
'?
agreement
for
the
transfer
of
the
l,ome
in
honor
of
Alice
Nel-hydro-electric
plant
and
25-year
80n-
R
N
-
nceat
raduate
from
franchise
to
the
Power
Corpora-
thr
institution,
whose
marriage
to
'inn
nf
HanaAu
Th
rinonmont
:i
William
M.
Watts
tflkeS
place
now
to
be
submitted
to
E.
C.
Mayers,
K.C.,
of
Vancouver,
and
the
Ontario
hydro-electric
com-
mission
for
their
opinions,
after
whirr,
the
eouneil
wll
finallv
dal
,
.:a.i.
urifh
is
it
v.
hfnr
S...
th
il.
mMi,rp
w
tr,
the
people.
Amendments
to
the
ordinal
draft
which
had
been
de-
iderl
upon
last
week
were
em-
bodied
in
a
new
draft
which
was
presented
by
City
Solicitor
E.
F.
Jones
for
checking
over
by
the
council
.
Agreement
on
the
vari-
ous
clauses
was
reached
between
iv,
.ii
,i
k
r.nr.IUn..
-
,h
,m,
TK.
'
meeting
,,
lasted
..
a
IIMu
little
over
an
hour.
.
.
in
tneMCouraeoi
tne
eonaitiera-
tion
of
the
clause
providing
fori
the
trust
fund,
Mr.
Patmore
an
-
j
nounced
that
the
company
was
prepared
to
waive
this
clause
sub-
ject
to
a
validation
act
for
the
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on
page
five)
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1
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nn
BRANCH
LINES
OF
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iiniiit
rALlrlL
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)
W1NNIPBG.
Jan.
12.
W.
M.
Neal,
general
manager
of
the
weatrn
lines
of
the
C.P.R.,
tlted
yesterday
that
the
facts
nubI,,J
rep,rt,U
tne
companv
U"L"
'"K
're"
wy"
J"
uiffuvtpiiiiiiui
1110
nii.wiw
to
line
to
Hudson's
Ray,"
which
he
said
va
purely
conjecture.
!
lirifP
i
T
nniTrD
WHbAI
FKILtb
ARE
UP
TODAY
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
Wheat
-which
haa
been
advancing
for
the
past
few
days
made
another
gain
in
price
today,
sales
being
made
for
snot
cash
here
at
SI.
21
1-2
MItriE
CARUtET
Special
Dinners
Thursday!
and
Saturdays
Uancln;
every
Saturday
night
from
0
to
12.
Dance
Kali
(or
Hire
Accommodations
(or
Prlrate
Partita
Phone
457
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
to
Invalidate
Deal
and
IMacinir
Fund
Will
JJc
Waived
i
r
r
ti.
I
""
-
i
aiiHore,
10
SHOWER
FOR
MISS
NELSON
Hride-IHt
of
Next
Week
Honored
Last
Night
by
Her
Former
Nursing
Companions
-WembeM
of
the
rrtirsmg
-staff
of
STS
"Tr
tVtSi0
P"1
u
hold
a
delightful
kitchen
hssura
last
nik(
a
r
4U.
XT
vext
FridV
evening.
There
were
about
40
yonf
People
present.
Many
beautiful
and
useful
gifts
were
wrougat
into
tne
rooms
in
a
I"
W
clotheH
Duskei
wmcn
was
daintily
covered
with
pink
and
white
P
PaDer
and
trimmed
with
ribbon.
Much
interest
was
taken
the
bride-elect
opeiml
the
many
tributes
to
her
popularity
and
wel1
wishing
with
which
she
wa
Presented,
If"
in
the
evening
dancing
wa
enived
to
m"ic
turniabed
by
Al
Smail
and
delicious
refreshmenU
were
served.
ICAIICHT
RED-HANDFD
BREAKING
INTO
STORE
Mwood
Hard
and
Jloy
of
Juvenile
Age
Charged
In
City
Police
Court
This
Morning
Elwood
Bard
and
a
boy
of
juv-
jcnlle
age
were
charged
in
city
po-
i,icc
court
this
morning
before
Magistrate
MeClymont
with
break-
ing
and
entering,
adjournment
be-
ins
taken
for
eight
days.
The
'pair
are
said
to
have
been
caught
d
banded
about
4
o'lock
this
morning
by
Constable
Charles
Kench
breaking
into
the
Sunrise
KTovery
store
on
Fulton
Street.
E.
r
.
Jones,
city
solicitor,
Is
pros-
ecuting
and
Milton
Gonsales
is
acting
for
the
defence.
ASK
CONTROL
OF
UTILITIES
VICTORIA.
Jan.
12.
The
early
creation
of
a
commission
to
I
control
the
rates
of
all
public
;
ties
and
a
complete
revision
of
the
present
system
of
financing
schools
to
relieve
the
munlcrpalU
ties
i
urged
on
the
government
by
the
Union
of
British
Columbia
Raid
win.
House
of
Lords,
but
that
he
would
Sunday,
at
2:30
p.m.
from
the
sey's
endorsation
of
Mr.
Stephens
for
No.
1
northern
and
other
Municipalities
executive
yester-'rfmnin
an
Allierln
run..
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