FAVOR
SEPARATE
GRAIN
STANDARD
11
r-.
1
1
j
i
nu....
Ing
West
OTTAWA,
March
19:
A
pro
posal
that
a
separate
set
of
standards
for
commercial
grades
be
fixed
for
wheat
going
west
for
shipment
from
Pacific
ports;
found
favor
at
a
meeting
of
the
House
committee
on
agriculture
today.
At
present
the
grades
are
fixed
each
year
at
Winnipeg1
and
both
Atlantic
and
Pacific
grain
are
graded
under
the
same
.standards.
I
MABEL
NORMAND
CANNOT
LIVE
LOS
ANGELES.
March
19.
Mabel
Normand,
the
former
movie
star,
faces
a
lingering
death,
Dr.
E.
C.
Fishbaugh,
the
physician
attending
her,
stated
today.
She
is
afflicted
with
advanced
tuberculosis
In
both
lungs,
he
said.
TORONTO
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
.D.
Johnston
Co.)
Amulet,
1.75.
Hudson
Bay
Mining,
20.25.
Intl.
Nickel,
59.00.
Mandy,
1.40.
Noranda,
57.50.
Sudbury
Basin,
1
1
.05.
Sherritt-Gordon.
9.35.
,
Teck
Hughes,
9.30.
Ventures,
12.90.
LORDLOVAT
ILLrHEALTH
LONDON,
March.
19
-
Lord
Lovat
resigned
from
the
chairmanship
of
the
overseas
settlement
committee
owing
to
UN
health.
He
has
now
almost
completely
given
up
public
life.
HIT
HIM
WHEN
HE'S
DOWN
"Here,
young
man,
you
should
not
hit
that
boy
when
he's
down."
"Garni
What
d'ver
fink
I
got
'im
down
for?"
Yorkshire
Fost.lJli
STOGKf
UUOTATiONS
Cork
Province,
17,
Nil.
CoUon
Belt
,70,
75.,
,,.
George
Ci$ef,('ll',
UW.
Georgfa
lifter,
'till,
'40!
'
Golconda,
1.05,
LOST
Grandview,
40,
47.
Independence,
8Va,
9V.
Indian
Mines,
Nil,
64.
Intern.
Coal
&
Coke,
Nil,
39.
Kootenay
Florence,
Nil,
17.
Kootenay
King,
45
Vs,
Nil.
L.
&
L,
Nil,
4'i.
Lucky
Jim.
17,
Nil.
Mohawk.
Nil,
C.
Morton
Woolsey,
S's,
4.
Marmot
River
Gold,
Gft,
7.
Marmot
Metals,
Nil,
GVi.
Nat.
Sil.
G.
S.,
17,
17Vi.
Noble
Five,
70Vi,
71.
Oregon
Copper,
70.
Perid
Oreflle,
11.00,
11.50.
Tremier,
Nil,
1.85.
Torfer-Idaho,
58,
CO.
;'
Reives
Macdonald,
3.C0,
3l63.
.
Rufus-Argentn,
32,
33.
Ruth-Hope,
'4G,
48.
'
1
'
Silver
Crest,
Nil,
9.
Silverado
Cons.,
95,
99.
Snowflake.
Nil,
2G.
Sunloch,
2.75.
Nil.
Terminus,
Nil,
10.
Topley
Richfield,
37V,
38.
Toric
Mines,
1.10,
1.25.
Wellington.
18,
Nil.
Whitewater,
1.O0,
1.05.
Woodbine,
C,
CMi.
OiU
Advance
Oil,
4.15,
4.20.
,
A
P.'
Consolidated,
3.30,
3.40.
Calmont
Oils
Ltd.,
4.15,
4.20.
Dalhousle
Oil,
7.40,
7.50.
Devenlsh
Pet.
Ltd.,"
1.90,
1.95.
Fabvon
Pete.
16.
10.
-
Home
Oil,
22.00.
22,60.
Mnvland
Oil.
10.50.
11.0C
Mcleod,
7.40,
70.
United,
10.75,
11.00.
Turner
Valley,
1.G0,
2.00.
Kaslern
Stoc'ks
"',
'
Shcrritt-Gordori,
9.50,
Nil.
Noranda,
58.90,
Nil.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
March
19.Tho
price
of
wheat
here
today
for
Hanson
ut
Election
jident
of
the
rdonclk
mates
propose
$2400
traveling
and
I
So
Mr.
Pattullo
accused
Mr.
j
Ilruhn
of
political
tactics
in
!
the
last
election
unworthy
of
!
his
Scandinavian
race,
for
which
Mr.
Pattullo
said
he
had
the
highest
respect,
and
of
his
Canadian
citizenship.
Mr.
rtrnhn
had
heen
advertised
with
the
assertion
that
he
expected
to
stump
the
north
country
with
'another
Scandinavian
gentleman
j
who
has
been
nominated
as
the
I
Liberal
candidate
for
the
house
of
romnv
ons.
IJACK
DONNELLY
IS
4
RACE
QUESTION
IS
DISCUSSED
Next
A
special
despatch
from
Victoria
to
the
Vancouver
Sun
says:
Minister
without
portfolio,
having
nothing
but
the
collective
sins
of
the
gomramnt
Jo
aatfwtf
f
TO
BE
BURIED
HERE
Funeral
Service
for
Late
Winch
man
nt
Booth
Fisheries
Held
Yesterday
Afternoon
The
funeral
service
for
the
late
Jack
Donnelly
was
held
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
chapel
of
Hayner
Bros.
Undertakers,
with
Rev.
J.
Falrvlew'
cemetery
tomorrow?
There
was
a
large
crowd
of
friends
at
the
chapel
to
pay
their
last
respects.
Charles
P.
Balagno
presided
at
tho
organ
for
the
hymns.
The
plant
of
the
Booth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.,
where
the
deceased
was
wln'chman,
was,
closed
during
tho
afternoon
out
of
rc
latn
I'overnment
had
been
$04,
210
while
the
minister
of
finance,
Mr.
Shelly,
submitted
a
deficit
that
was
more
than
$13,000,000
and
read
a
letter
from
the
comptroller
general
to)
back
up
hjs
statement
4
Provincial
Ssereiary
Il6we
ob-
(Couct
S.
Johnston
-Co.f
ZJSM
Ujc
.auanlion
Qjihe
"
'
"
escaping
op-
,
rwMTn'.i
Ts
T(T
present
administration,
was
at-
ThUrUjfyrnKhln'Uiimtttee
of
lempwn
w
i
Miinnlv
hmvpvor
T
D.
Pattu
o
me
nospiiaiSJ'
rA
wronjt
imViva-
found
an
opening
to
take
a
fall
sion
'was-
bilrrg.
given
out
-
i
tri.
..n
mil
.nmk.'j
ti..roun(nr.
he
said.
The
HUilt
liVlll"
'.
IT'.
IU4
UIIU,I
j'l
-sT
....
BRADYASKING
In
the
states
ment
had1
been
maae
Dy,
me
opposition
that
there
would,
be
un
der
the
estimates
as
passes,
some
$200,000
less,
available
for
hospitals.
Mr.
Howe
said
that
this
was
incorrect.
There
would
be
!.ome
$1,615,000
available
for
hospitals.
There
was
now
on
hand
from
liquor
profits
$100,000.
There
would
be
another
$200,000
from
profits
representing
the
:ast
half
of
the
present
year
and
to
speak
to
the
Scandinavians
of
this
in
addition
PrtnA
Hnnort
hut
inaUarl
had
Would
bring
the
tent
along
a
letter
saying
that
it
what
he
represented
was
"the
uonservaiive
pariy,
noi
the
Liberal
party,
that
was'
the1
true
friend
of
the
foreigner
jn,
British
Columbia.
This
raising
n
racial
cry,
keeping
up
,the
Idea
of
foreigners
among
our
very
best
settlers
whose
aim
was
to
be
'
gooJ
Canadians
Mr.
Patthllo
described
as
very
regrettable
and
unworthy.
Hon.
R.
L.
M&ltland
accused
Mr.
Pattullo
of
raising
the
radar'
'
to
the
vote
amount
up
to
HJIOCAL
ADVICE
Letter
From
Skeenn
Member
Read
at
City
Council
Meeting
Last
Night
The
city
council
at
its
regular
last
night,
Mayor
Mc-
Mordle
presiding,
received
a
letter
from
J.
C.
Brady,
M.r.,
In
connection
with
the
situation
under
which
American
fishing
boats
use
Prince
Rupert
harbor
freely
for
shipment
of
their
prpduct,
yet
op
council,
the
Board
of
Trade,
the.
Cnnadian
Halibut
Fishing
Vessels
Association
and
the
Northern
British
Columbia
Salmon
Trollers
Association,
suggestiftg
that
they
meet
together
for
consultation
or
crill
a
public
meeting
of
all
inter-
R.
Gibson,
rptqr
of
St.
,And-jcted
arid
'decide
definitely
what
rewfy,
ngican
cathedral,
out-
dating.
Burial
will
take
place
In
notion
they
consider
shall
be
taken
so"
that
he
might
'be
guided
by
their
opinions
-
The
letter
was
referred
to
the
fisheries
committee.
FOCH
BETTER
PARIS,
March
19
i
Marshal
Foch
passed
a
quiet
night
and
was
ipect
to
his
memory.
There
were,
;
his
general
condition
showed
Im-
a
number
of
floral
offerings.
provement
this
morning.
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
read
Ctuilfled
LARGE
CABARET
Eterjone
the,
ACU.
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
If
you
Iom,
kdrertlM
for
It.
Saturdays
If
jou
find,
locate
th
owner,
Dancing
every
.Saturday
nlfht
from
9
to
12.
Wbatever
you
need,
advertlM
for
it
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommodations
Parties
for
Private
OET
THE
CLAK8IF1ED,
Phone
457
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
'ft
Vol.
XX.,
No.
G4.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
TUESDAY,
MARCH
19,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
COALITION
S
lMii.U.N
.icciriljUr.9
ilOlOlt
sl'EED
When
Major
II.
O.
D.
Segrave,
British
race-track
driver,
flashed
across
he
sandy
beach
at
Daytona,
Fla.,
in
his
gigantic
speed
ar,
the
Golden
Arrow,
at
231
miles
an
hour,
he
trav
iled
faster
on
land
than
any
man
has
done
since
the
beg
nnlng
of
history.
He
passed
the
olt
world's
record
by
1.81
miles
and
hour.
Above
is
a
picture
of
the
glisto,ijng
12-cylinder.
machine
which
enabled-the
Britisher
to
recapture
the
motor
apeed
record
for
the
British
Empire,
while
below
js
a
picture
of
the
Mafor
as
he
appeared-when
testing
his
fast-motor-boat
recently.
PEACE
RIVER
Mcmben
For
Caribou
Speaker
House
At
Ottawa
Pica
EMPLOYMENT
PEAK
For
Better
Postal
Service
To
Settlers
in
British
Columbia
district.
lie
compiaincu
that
the
fruit
farms
In
his
district
were
not
progressing
as
nPv
should.
NEW
TELEPHONE
DIRECTORY
A
new
telephone
directory
is
about
to
be
issued.
Ap-
plications
for
moves,
changes
or
new
listings
for
this
Issue
!
must
be
made
In
writing
to
Telephone
Department,
City
Hall,
not
later
than
March
20.
.
OVERTURES
MADE,
RESOLUTION
ACCEPTANCE
DISCUSSED
Liberals
and
Farmers
Manitoba
May
Form
Permanent
Coalition
i.
WINNIPEG,
March
19.
Co-operation
with
the
Bracken
government
on
condition
that
two
places
in
the
.
caumei
oe
given
iu
woerais
was
proposea
in
avresoiuuon
submitted
today
to
the
Liberal
convention,
now
in
session
j
here.
The
resolution
followed
an
announcement
that
Pre-'
mier
Bracken
had
proposed
a
coalition
of
some
sort
between
the
government
and
Liberal
parties.
The
resolution
will
be
further
discussed
this
afternoon.
1
The
combination
of
the
two
parties
seems
to
have
been
advanced
as
a
result
of
recent
difficulties
into
which
the
'
Bracken
government
members
got
by
reason
of
specu-'
lating
in
shares
which
their
inside
cabinet
information
indicated
might
rise.
These
members
have
resigned,
leaving
the
Bracken
Farmer
government
short
of
cabinet
ma-,
terial.
i
LOCAL
BUILT
FERRY
GOES
ON
VICTORIA
SERVICE
VANCOUVER,
March
19:
The
new
steel
car
ferry
built
at
Prince
Rupett
was
today
added
to
the
fleet
of
Canadian
National
ferry
equipment
between
Tort
Mann,
B.C.
and
Victoria,
B.C.
;
DISCUSSION
IN
LEGIS
Mareon
DeclarcsjDeflcit
of
Late(
Government
Only
$621,210
.
Bat
Shelly
&yB
More
j
VICTORIA.
Mirch
J9i-Hon.i
Joshua
Hlnchliffi.
minister
of
education,
vigorously
defended
the
i
nit
rim
report
01
the
special
luc'ftoia
in
We
'Orfurlalature
on
Monday.
He
declared
that
the
OppTis.uou
shoiildt
not
object
to
criticisms
offer
by
the
auditors
for
thu
same
practice
had
prob-,
ably
been
pursued
by
the
former
special
auditors.
Price.
Water-house
and
Company.
Discussion
erisuid
on
what
the
actunl
deficit
of
the
late
govern
ment
might
be,r
A.
Manson
Pattullo
Says
He
Will
Slump
tended
that
the
leficit
of
the
Golden
Arrow
is
Fastest
Car
in
The
World
Hobo
King
Beating
His
Way
to
Prince
Rupert
from
Edmonton
and
is
Almost
Dae
in
This
City
EDMONTON,
Ma1
rch
19.
The
hobo
king
is
beating
his
way
to
Prince
Rupert
from
Edson,
to
which
place
he
had
a
ticket
from
here.
He
is
a
young
man,
only
23
years
of
age,
but
has
been
on
the
road
for
nine
years,
and
during
that
time
he
claims
to
have
travelled
363,000
miles
and
visited
every
country
in
the
world
except
Russia
and
Alaska.
He
is
now
in
his
way
to
Alaska
by
way
of
Prince
Rupert.
He
has
with
him
a
document
to
show
that
his
title
as
King
OTTAWA,
March
19:
During
of
the
United
States
Hoboes
is
the
last
six
months
of
1928
em-
registered
in
the
circuit
court
of
ployment
in
Canada
was
at
the
Jefferson
county,
Wisconsin.
'highest
point
which
had
ever
This
famous
hoboes
name
Is
His
een
reached
since
government
Royai
Highness
Joseph
Leon
Lai-
statistics
had
been
kept.
This
arowitz,
but
he
Is
getting
tired
of,
-
was
one
of
the
statements
of
the
hl8
royi
title
and
desires
to
re-;
iiiiuinici
ui
ucicuoc,
uui,
iwkiviii
lire
irom
me
posmon
ai,
uc
cuu
in
the
House
of
Commons
yeiter-
0t
the
year.
Then
he
talks
of
,
day,
in
speaking
on
the
continued
tmbarking
on
a
matrimonial
ven-j
debate
on
the
budget
lls
ture.
About
the
same
time
h,
at
Ottawa
Does
Not
Department
r
nvmmonf
t-nWrf
nf
RrnnVlvn
hlrh
school
and
:by
the
Hon.
Hugh
Guthrie,
thief
has
visited
most
of
the
notables
of
;
opposition
financial
critic.
J.
A.
Fraser,
Conservative
of
the
Caribou,
spoke
of
the
Isolation
of
settlers
In
the
Northern
B.C.
and
declared
that
If
the
government
could
spend
thousands
of
dollars
on
air
service
In
Eastern
Canada
then
it
could
provide
some
money
for
the
"
"
In-
'
the
present
day,
Including
we.
Prince
of
Wales,
Calvin
Coolidge.-Viscount
Willlngdon,
Herbert
1
Hoover,
Al
Smith,
Governor
Byrd
of
Virginia,
all
of
whose
signa
in
the
recent
presidential
election.
While
in
Winnipeg
he
was
presented
with
a
key
to
the
city
by
the
mayor.
CHIEF
JUSTICE
RESTRICTON
SALMdSALE
NOTPROPOSED
Plan
to
Confine
Sales
to
Dis
trict
Where
Caught
That
the
fisheries
department
did
not
contemplate
restricting
the
tures
he
has
in
his
autograph
al-
selling
of
fish
to
the
district
in
bum.
The
young
man
also
has
which
they
are
caught
was
the
ro-
letters
from
Wl
lam
Lyon
Mac-
Piy
received
Dy
.me
ejiy
council,
kenzie
King
and
thanking
him
-
...
.
.
3
...III
I
-
oVe
the
removal
of
the
two
cents
'auguratlon
f
postal
services
or
eip,,
,
fish.
MrJamong
th,
.cauerea
ses
duty
againet
.Canadian
from
nt!$
lrrl
i
Frasr'thanking
him
for
his
effort.
in
to
tha
mat.
"It
was
high
tim
Mr.
ter
he
wished
to
consult
with
'declared,
"that
the
government
Prince
Rupert
people.
He,
ac-itook
action
for
the
outlet
to
the
pordlndv.
had
written
the
city
'Pacific
Coast
tor
tne
reaxe
uiver
from
W.
A.
Found,
dtputy
min
ister
of
fisheries
at
Ottawa,
in
reply
to
a
protest
sent
by
the
city
and
read
at
tho.meeting
last
night.
At
the
same
time,
the
deputy
min-isterstated
it
as
in
the
interest
of
all
concerned
that
salmon
should
not
be
allowed
to
be
transferred
unduly
long
distances
unless
proper
precautions
were
taken
to
assure
thai
the
quality
of
tho
fish
should
not
deteriorate.
BURIED
TODAYi
I'Sctitish.-.Humo
VICTORIA,
March
19:
The
funeral
was
held"
here
today
of
Chle
Justice
Gordon
Hunter
of
the
supreme
court
of
British
Columbia,
Dean
Qualnton
officiating
at
Christ
Church
Cathedral.
The
building
was
filled
with
a
large
and
representative
congregation
of
people
in
official
and
private
life.
Interment
took
place
at
Ross
Bay
cemetery.
Imported1'
dlrmi'
from
the'
Aberdeen
Joke
Factory
ETIQUETTE
Aberdeen
Girl:
"Why
If
It
considered
etiquette,
Mother,
never
to
leave
guests
alone
in
a
roomT"
Mother:
"In
ease
they
help
themselves
to
onything
lyln
aboot"