CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
;
E
Tyon
read!
th
Clauin(
Kit.
it
t
iu
lose,
tdvertlM
(or
it.
;.
u
find,
locate
the
owner.
i
Wtatcvw
you
need,
advertise
for
It
OCT
TUG
CUlHSItlED
HABIT.
n.
7.
V
WILLI
tU,
Northern
Railway
to
stop
on
fla
l
the
plans
ar.
finally
approv-
:
in
Undon.
It
is
exported
that
signals
a
sm
,
,x,wnditures
will
be
made
in
A
complaint
from
the
jUhcroft
m
n.rVhbtwtood
in
ialBMrW;tWA
marrufSctur-
croft
to
points
oil
the
prairies
:
!
.:
for
coking
and
i-
Ia
i-roducts.
The
r-presenta-
were
i,criM'ntt7TO"'
,
of
the
concern,
who
have
with
rate
from
othet
Britiah
COPPER
i,uudu
uLiivii
ui
tuiuwuy.
i
turn
Vanarsdol
Into
Copper
River
of
timber
are
held
by
ly
before
the
provincial
wiiy
promoter
will
eventu-
ment
and
the
legislature
in
con-
:.i
l
construction
of
the
nection
with
their
application
for
a
timber
road.
It
is
not
a
charter.
i
hat
the
traffic
from
Cop-
TXZfzH
RAILWAY
BOARD
way
to
lw
built
at
pre-.iprojrimately
40
mile
in(.
ml
thla
will
definitely
eon-i
fnal
coal
uronortien
prorKTiifn
with
wiw
ISSUES
ORDERS,
'i.i'
ia,rrt.
thrUh
which
port
C.
...
ttrk
....
Mt
Gl.
.,
IMttr
1
StrHw
to
Lake,
I
deal
of
busine
is
likely
Hurnjtby
llrln
Asbcrofl
H
is
not
known
wher
,
i.iHrrt.
will
be
Dlaced.
but:
Appeal
-
the
bu
tinea
going
out
Hoard
of
Railway
Comimasioners
largely
on
their
line.
It
is
yesterday
afternoon
ordered
the
FOUR
KILLED
IN
ENGLISH
TRAIN
WRECK
Accident
Takes
Place
Only
30
Miles
From
Scene
of
Former
Tragedy
ASIICHURCH,
'EnRland,
Jan.
9.
Working
all
night
by
the
light
of
flare,
rescue
workers
recovered
four
bodies
from
the
wreckage
of
a
passenger
train
which
crashed
into
a
freight
near
here
last
night.
From
25
to
30
pas
8cnger
were
Injured.
The
engineer
of
the
express
was
killed
and
three
passengers
also
lost
their
livej
Tc
accTacnt"
occurred
SO"
mile
from
Charfield,
wltre
lajt
October
10
persons
were
killed
in
a
wreci.
,
vent
connection
of
the
'FflRMFR
PREMIER
GETS
)
.
,,
on
the
coast,
are
now
in
Kng-
L'olumWn
rnnmng
pftisjwi
is
T
ithoriUtively
li
arned
at
Backing-
1.1
tin,
iiui
inpy
win
im
iwn
I
I...
,.
th.
ir
proiiosalmoredefin.te-.apiiearinK
for
th
company.
Four
Immigration
Schemes
are
Advanced
to
Solve
Population
Lack
for
Dominion
of
Canada
migration
ano
tne
coin.-
disc
ussion
following
have
cleared
I
planted
there,
and
perhaps
en-
the
air
and
made
possible
a
more
couraged
for
the
fur
Bering
or
ii.t.'lllgent
understanding
of
the
certain
purposes
partly
poiiw-
situation.
An
improved
general
cal."
...
..
.
......j
....
iin
-
viow
of
the
nrouiem
whb
io""
n0
rt0Ubt
Mere
are
aw.
v"-
in
the
atattment
th.it
the
Investigation
of
the
parliamentary
com
(0fitlM
as
Pre
six.)
RIVER
Likely
to
Commence
in
Spring
Prime
Rupert
Will
Be
Port
of
Shipment
for
New
In-
i
a
r
m
A
1
1
T
j
I
ausiry
ior
some
lime
ai
i,oasi
nun
Kilimaat
Later
Consideration
VICTORIA,
Jan.
9.
It
is
confidently
expected
that
1
v.
iil
commence
early
in
the
spring,
possibly
in
Feb-
,
y.
on
une
cunsiruuuuii
iu
trie
miiwav
uuiiiitruunj;
uiu
properties
recently
purchased
by
th,e
Melchett
in-
i
i
on
or
near
Copper
River
with
the
Canadian
Na-
!
a'
or
near
Vanarsdol
if
the
charter
to
build
is
grant-1
.-.
it
is
confidently
expected
it
will
be.
The
remainder
;
.
road
to
Kitimaat
Arm
is
likely
to
lie
in
abeyance
for
i
r.
allhouKh
the
devel-
"
.
SALARY
OF
$8000
the
line
will
Columbia
Electric
Rail-
i.M.Uble
that
British
OXTAWA
Jan
o:Ur.
J
..It
of
standard
guag,
ana
in
to
half-hourly
service
Mmcl
the
newly
manner
aa
to
enable
the
O.
na
tha
Burnabr
Lake
line
(
in
,
,
i:
to
operate
the
ouineaa
or,-
plce
of
an
hour
jr
wrv.ee
a.r
,irninmry
work
!..K
from
it
and
thus
aave
the
bearing
the
application
of
the
he
rural
credjt.
credits
mpany
e
exiense
01
prv-
municipality
01
uurnaoy
rnltwrnv
eauinntent.
Th
Roarid
also
ordered
the
dailv
trains
of
the
Great
ni
'i
.1.
i.
v..n
two
appointed
j
farm
loan
commissioner,
started
,
in
organiiing
system.
Ilia
alary
will
be
$8,000
yearly.
KING
HAD
A
GOOD
NIGHT;
LONDON,
Jan.
9.
It
was
au-
ham
Palace
shortly
before
noon
to-
,
day
that
King
Geo
ge
patted
a
fair
nlht
and
hit
condition
remains
(
uncb-angftd.
The
King's
physicians
eontlnue
satisfied
with
hiaj
condition
and
it
was
generally
recof
alied
that
only
slow
prog-
rest
could
be
expected
under
the;
present
circumstances.
The
8:15
bulletin
say
a:
"The
J
Kin
had
a
oulet
day.
The
local
!
condition
make
steady
progress
and
there
it
a
slight
iflCWW
in
United
Farmers
Hear
Interesting
Paper
on
Subject
in.Htrength
Is
Reviewed
by
Speaker
i
Which
Whole
Situation
1.ItKS1IJKNT
0F
sukvbyohs
BRANDON,
Man.,
Jan.
9.-(By
the
Canadian
Press)
j
VICX0RIA;
Jan;o:I)on.u,
j.
.
.
.
...
.i
i
i
i.,
fnnaHo
c
immiiraiioii
.
.
.
,
....
on,t
i.i.
...
h.t
hurl
ln-pn
carefully
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
UUPEUT.
B.
C,
WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY
9,
1929
x
kUPERT
NEW
Restriction
of
In
migration
From
v
.
Cental
and
Southern
Europe
Is
:
'
Policy
of
Dominion
Government
OTTAWA,
Jan.
9.
It
is
reported
here
that
Hon.
Robert
Forke,
minister
of
immigration,
is
planning
to
restrict
immigration
from
central
and
southeastern
Europe.
The
report
suggests
that
the
government
will
decline
to
renew
the
continental
agreement
with
the
railways
which
expires
in
October,
1930.
The
agreement
enables
the
Canadian
National
and
Canadian
Pacific
to
bring
agricultural
and
domestic
workers
from
these
countries
to
Canada
if
they
are
suitable.
,
,
BRANDON,
Man.,
Jan.
9.
Renewal
of
the
continental
immigration
agreement
is
impossible
unless
the
department
of
immigration
overrules
the
move
of
the
house
of
commons,
Hon.
Robert
Forke
pointed
out
today.
He
indicated
that
the
recommendation
of
the
agricultural
committee
that
the
agreement
should
not
be
renewed
had
been
accepted
by
the
house
following
an
investigation.
Cessation
of
the
agreement
would
be
equal
to
a
restriction
of
immigration
from
central
and
southwestern
Europe.
"The
government
has
the
situation
in
e
its
hands
ana
it
can
squeeze
tighter
if
it
wishes,"
Mr.
Forke
said.
Premier
Mackenzie
King
Replies
to
Labor
Congress
in
Regard
to
Outstanding
Questions
of
the
Day
OTTAWA,
Jan.
9.
The
government
proposes
an
ex-
i.roblem
were
outlined
before
the
United
Farmers
of
WM
chMen
pnMtnt
f
penditure
on
the
establishment
of
laboratories
for
scien-M-initoba
todav
in
the
report
on
immigration,
read
byith.
corporation
of
nritish
Col-
ufic
research
which
will
exceed
many
times
its
contribu-
manitUUH
luuujr
in
mi.
o
Cnnris'iimhlB
Ijind
Surveyors.
L
i
.
i-t.:
f,kMJ..olaliiritini-
.i
V,l.,,5
P,.oniai.
Piiamier
Manlrnr.lP
Mackenzie
Kint?
Kmi?
told
told
t,''
ii,.,.n
uTiiYinna
rnntVRHnLHLive
iui
'
i
-
HI
If,
i-.
Iiuncil,
1
uiiixi.
-
.wr.
1
fVlP
district.
The
report
termed
immigration
perhra
oru
i
the
rmsi
important
question
calling
for
public
consideration
offered
in
the
four
men-tionei
comment
was
Virtually
no
nlg4t0xfrtdt:e
report,
but
an
improvement
in
thoMtnUffrMMi
JltUallon
.
rrflected
in
the
sUtement
that
mittec
attack
"has
a
so
helpedto
i,..
utiurk
..n
the
minister
of
Un-,
remove
from
tnc
puu.n
d..
-r
z
unc
lraurauimiJumH
uicgo..u
terday
outlining
various
changes
that
labor,
as
representee:
AFGHAN
HKHBLS
by
them,
would
wish
brought
about.
GAINING
ground
The
nrime
minister
also
iorecast
aiiienuiiienus
w
'
I1I1IVI1
ninirlf
...
m
-
1
-i.
lln
'
aiiuuii.i
uw
iuiii
-r
uommion
isiecnons
ci
i
m
....
..
,,
NEW
DELHI,
.1,
I
Tnrtln
India,
inuia,
Jan.
jan.
l.n
L1UII
ItViilH".!!
t,uuv.vra.,
-
w
m
1
1
T
nVin
AOnrraf
inn
vhoh
wnitfill
OTl
him
VG8-
tecnnicai
eaucauon.
in
.
t
.ui.
this
-
coming
sesefon.
In
eonnec-
the
said,
that
it
ment
mriiv
felt,
tni,
premier
.,
...
n.,...!,,
...
irin
akri
.
th
.L
..
.
0:
Mesaairet
from
Kabul.
VT
'
"T77:;
n
.
j
"
.j
i
.i..
"nou,Q
ev
UMMrMritui
ii
rut
i
auuB
aim
baum
t
...Ltmita
Afghanistan,
todav
:oday
indicate
indicate
"""r
-
"
.
w""i
.
.
hi
Kr"
fcranwio
w
v"
"""
'
from
special
.
..
.
,
,
tingreaa
nao
piacru
iwi
on
iv-
.
.
j,
anv
contriDutions
.
tney
that
the
rebels
are
gaining
A
..omnulaorv
vot-
lZ.5
u!
'a
i-nt
4-
arttund
and
nushlnir
back
:r;7":
"
"
iu
nou,a
"
""uc
".mm"
Kintr
Ammandullah'i
troot
trooiM
?:
,
a!"
,
of
the
substdy
payawe
to
u.
.pn,
In
thp
nAlirhliiirhnod
o
the
capital.
thh
if
nail
not.
i
-
MA.-AwnmAnr
t
i.
inxi
-
inire.
iiic
H"1
"i""
The
Trades
Congress
had
re-
the
provinces
had
been
given
a
.
.
,
.
i
?
,
t
...
..,A
,,..
In
IVia
mattur
nf
a.
auesteu
mat
mi'
uommion
con-
iirnvy
a"
tlnue
grants
to
the
provinces
for
technical
education.
LAHGE
CAniKET
Special
Dlnneri
Thuradaji
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
nljht
from
9.
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
Accommodation
for
Private
Part
lei
Phone
457
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
RAILWAY
COAL
PRODUCTS
BY
C.KR.
'
imam
...
j,
MOTOR
OF
WiLhINs
PLANE
BEIMi
ISED
IN
THE
ANTARCTIC
THIS
SEASON
Provincial
Government
Is
Asked
For
Definite
Reforms
at
Victoria
Returned
Soldiers
Have
Their
Demands
and
Raihvaymcn
Also
Make
Number
of
Requests
For
Legislation
VICTORIA,
Jan.
9.
The
provincial
cabinet
yesterday
heard
delegations
representing
British
Columbia's
returned
soldiers
and
railway
workers.
The
returned
soldiers
asked:
Aid
for
soldier
settlers
in
interest
payments
on
federal
loans.
Enfranchisement
of
Japanese
whoferved
with
the
Canadian
expeditionary
forces.
Inauguration
of
a
new
Oriental
survey.
Provision
for
higher
education
of
digabled
or
deceased
veterans'
children.
Protection
of
the
rights
of
returned
men
in
the
civil
service.
The
railway
workers
asked
for:
Reduction
of
provincial
income
tux
to
the
federal
level.
Increase
in
benefits
under
the
Workmen's
Com-pengaypncL...
-,.
-
Free
text
books
for
school
children.
Elimination
of
level
crossings
and
regulations
forcing
automobiles
to
stop
before
crossing
railway
tracks.
Establishment
of
a
public
utilities
commission
and
to
put
an
end
to
alienation
of
waterpowers.
Inauguration
of
a
definite
program
of
reforestation.
Adoption
of
health
insurance
immediately.
Medical
inspection
of
persons
handling
food
for
public
sale.
Dawson
and
Orme
Throw
Hats
In
the
Ring
for
Aldermanic
Honors
at
Forthcoming
Election
?.
II.
Linzcy
Will
Run
Again
and
Tinker
Is
Considering
the
Matter,
but
W.
J.
urecr
is
Retiring
Definitely
"Yes,
my
hat
is
in
the
ring.
You
may
tell
your
readers
Vmf
at
thn
iwnipcr
nf
snmp
nf
my
friends.
I
have
consented
to
allow
my
name
to
be
placed
in
nomination
as
aider-manic
candidate
at
the
forthcoming
election,"
stated
F.
1.
Dawson
this
morning.
"I
have
made
no
promises
or
pledges,
nor
will
I
make
any,
except
that,
if
the
majority
of
the
electors
see
fit
to
vote
for
me
on
January
17,
I
promise
to
keep
faith
witn
inem
anu
serve
tne
cny
to
mc
bett
of
my
ability
for
the
next
two
years.
tne
construction
oi
sawmiiis
.w
and
ana
have
nave
met
bw
with
"'"
many
disap-
reflect.
indirectly,
prosperity
to
,
pointments.
but
I
am
""t-
"If
the
electors
think
that
I
can
that
the
dawn
..
interests
their
in
any
way
further
break
for
Prince
Rupert
The
rf
j
am
spade
work
carried
out
du-ing
the
past
few
years
by
the
city
coun-
Continued
on
page
two.)
ell.
the
Board
of
Trade
and
the
nA..n
t
llir
cititent
generally
to
produce
re-
DAWCD
fnMPANY
suits
and
the
takfng
over
of
the
fUlf
lA
LUlllIiill
1
hydro-electric
system
ty
me
ower
A-m
Corporation
of
Uanaaa.
wnicn
imv
mill
Kill
VI
I
pledged
to
the
development
of
an-
1J
llV
1
UUUlll
aH-iTOSMTLY
POWER
"The
taking
over
and
develop-;
nvnt
of
the
Copper
River
coal
VICTORIA.
Jan.
9.
-Under
a
fields
and
the
construction
of
40,
ruling
of
the
court
of
appeal
to-
miles
of
railway
by
the
Lord
Mel-i
day
the
West
Kootenay
Power
&
chett
interests,
the
activity
in
min-J
Light
Company
is
not
bound
to
lrrg.
the
present
strong
position
of
j
-supply
electricity
for
Granby
Con-and
favorable
future
p
ospects
fori
solidated'H
operations
at
Copper
the
production
of
lumber,
poles,
Mountain
and
its
concentrator
and
tie
in
the
north
country
and
.and
other
workings
at
Allenby.