PRINCE
GEORGE
AS
DIPLOMAT
LONDONTSfareli
18.'
ln'order
to
enable
htm
to
become
acquainted
with
public
affairs
from
a
diplomatic
angle.
Prince
George
took,
up
temporary
duties
in
the
foreign
office
today.
As
the
prince
Js
likely
to
be
brought
into
contact
mainly
with
people
of
the
Ameri-i
an
continent
bis
period
of
sary.
j
e
will
be
spent
in
western
service.
EIGHT
MINERS
KILLED
HALESOWEN.
Worcestershire.
March
18:
Eight
miners
were
killed
today
in
a
fire
at
the
Coombs
Wood
Collieries.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
March
18:
Whcnt
was
quoted
on
the
loc
al
exchange
today
at
JlGV
WEATHER
REPORT
Prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
calm.
Temperature,
30.
port
Simpson
Cloudy,
calm,
40.
Haysport
Light
wind,
part
cloudy,
H6.
Hazelton
Clear,
calm,
30.
SCHOONERLOST
PARTOFCREW"
near
the
ocean
dock
and
taxIM
up
to
the
floats
of
the
Pacific
SM
Yage
Co.,
where
It
was
moored.
Crowd
of
interested
people
went
down
to
the
waterfront
off
Sunday
to
look
the
craft
over.
Members
of
the
flying
party
were
gueeta
at
the
rVinee
Rupi
rt
Hotel.
They'i
Vtre:
Capt.
Patrick
Terrence
Mc-(
Continued
on
P4te
Bis)
CHIEF
TAX
COLLECTOR
Hon.
W.
D.
EuUt.
minister
of
i
National
Rt-vt'iiue.
who
is
today
'advertising
the
Income
Tax
col
lection
dato.
PROTOCOL
FOR
UNITED
tMSr.,
rT,;
STATES
ADOPTED
TODAY
the
schooner
Russell
Lake,
owned
by
Clyde
Lake,
minister
of
fisheries
of
the
Newfoundland
government,
lost
Iheir
lives
when
the
vessel
was
wrecked
last
night
near
Durgeo,
on
the
southwest
toast.
Document
Providing
'For
America's
Adherence
to
World
Court
Settled
Upon
r.KMRVA.
March
18.
the
ttxt
Biplane
Flying
Boat
Arrives
and
Spends
Week
End
Prince
Rupert
"were
well
and
happy
ami
have
evi
dently
been
enjoying
their
experi
ence,
thoug)
they
did
not
deny
that
they
were)
glad
enough
to
have
a
day
on
terra
firm,
after
three
in
the
air
and
to
enjoy
Prince
Rupert'
hospitality,
of
which
they
spoke
highly.
.
.,
T.
..
,
The
soft
drone
of
its
motor
mi-
TakC9
Utle8
V.?
iuTt'n,p!ra7w,1
.dible
before
the
ahip
could
be
een.
kiiv
'eaf
wesai
m
vra.s
mih.vvmih
west-end
tWfrhted
on
tn
oanberi
of
the
protocol
for
adherence
of
j
-
COUrl
WBS
uiibbiiiivu..j
""i-i
;
HAS
DAD
Tim
rtStf
e,r"nt3
PARIS.
March
18:
Mar-
States
immediately.
hal
Foeh
Is
authoritatively
reported
to
have
suffered
another
heart
attack.
His
vitality
Is
reported
to
be
at
a
very
low
ebb.
.
Relatives
of
the
late
Jack
Donnelly
are
exited
to
arrive
In
the
city
from
Vancouver
on
Wednesday
until
which
day
th
funeral
has
been
potpond-
WATER
MAIN
i
'
BURSTS
OPEN
Much
Damage
Done
Today
In
Montreal;
One
Man
Loses
Life
In
Flood
MONTREAL,
March
18.
With
a
roar
like
a
cataract,
a
30-inch
water
ma:n
ourst
in
the
cellar
of
the
Montreal
Laundry
Co.
this
morning,
hurling
hundreds
of
tons
of
water
into
the
street,
drowning
Lorenzo
Peppe,
aged
5",
furnace
fireman,
who
was
caught
in
the
cellar,
and
causing
thousands
of
dollars
damage
to
property
for
blocks
around.
The
water
poured
into
the
street,
where
t
reached
.ajieigh
of
five
feet
et'
some
'
-
-
'
points:
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
ThetfolUV
Q0t&lon
were
Big
Missouri,
1.55,
1.70.
Cork
Province,
17,
Nil.
Cotton
Belt,
70,
78.
George
Copper,
Nil,
8.00.
Georgia
River,
Nil,
45.
Golconda,
1.00,
Nil.j
Grandview,
57,
58.
Independence,
8V,
9.
Indian
Mines,
6V2,
Nil.
Intern.
Coal
A
Cok,
87,
NIL
Kootenay
Florence,
17,
17V4.
Kootenay
King.
46,
Nil.
L.
&
L..
4,
4.
-iiVuu.i,
vti
r.
Marmot
Rivei'
(54
WUi
Marmot
yAMi:v
ursT
Nol.le
Five;
70,
"l.
"U
last
Ore-won
Cppoar.
iNiL
Jl
Pcnd
DreBIei4).40-Prtraier,
1.85,
"1.87.
!
Tortcr-Idaho,
55,
Nil.
Reeves
Macdonald,
8.66,
3.70.
Rufus-Argenta,
34,
86.
Ruth-Hope,
48,
50.
Silver
Crest,
Nil.
9.
Snowflake,
26,
20.
Sunloch,
2.76,
8.00.
Topley
Richfield,
87,
89.
Wellington.
18,
20.
Whitewater,
1.00,
1.06.
Woodbine,
6,
G'4.
Oils
Advance
Oil,
4.75.
5.00.
A.
P.
Consolidated,
8.66,
8.70
DevenUh
Pet.
Ltd.,
2.40,
2.50.
Fabyem
Pete,
16;
16.
Hwie
Oil.
S4.00,
26.00.
Mayland
Oil.
Nil,
18.00
MeLeod,
9.00,
9.35.
.
,i
Shwritt-Gordon,
9.60,
Hi
Noranda,
59.00,
NihM
.
.
;,,,.,
,
.
.,
..P.
,-,
t,
.,
.(ama.
'
George
T.
Arrostroiig'
light!
etft
20
4ND
OF
MEXICAN):
1
-
1
1
-REVOLT!
IN
SIGHT
MEXICO
CITY
March
18:
The
government
announces
that
the
rebels
are
panic
stricken
and
have
evacuated
Torreon
in
full
flight.
It
is
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
-BostonjGrill
f
reryon
read
the
Olaulflf
j
LARGE
CAIURET
If
you
loe,
adrtrtlM
tor
'z
Bpeolal
Dinners
Thursday!
and
Saturdays
If
jou
rind,
locate
tb
6.
Dancing
every
Saturday
nlfht
from
9
to
12.
Wbaterer
you
need,
advertlM
.
uf.
Dance
Hal
lor
Hire
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommodations
tor
Private
OUT
THE
CLASSIFIED
HABIT.
Parties
Phone
457
-'
VS.
Northern
and
Central
Britigh
.ColumbiaV.Nespaper
'
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jc,
i,
'
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"
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TV
i
'
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A
n"
'
Vol.
XX,.
No.
63.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
MONDAY.
MARCH
18,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
ISH
FREE
S
TATE
AIR
TRAIL
TO
ALAS
Pa
W
"
x
y
V
i
i't"ioT
-.a
vC
Aao
I
A
-
..5j;.a
,
...
SOOTH
POIC
1
1
Mr"
i
HI
T.tt"
u
This
map
shews
the
approxi-vjte
location
of
Marie
;
Land,
discovered
hi
Gorhmander
Dyrd.
named
in
honor
6f
his
p.
wlf
a4
rialmeto'the
United
gtstes.
The
principal
localities
init
rH
nf''lj7ticrii
desnatches
from
the
F!r
South
also
!
shown.
t
WILL
ATTEMPT
i
expected
that
the
recent
re-
to
Australia
to
It
will
soon
have
com
ely
broken
up.
Byrd
are
AIR
RECORD
tMMtMt.
UOO-horsepower
single
engine
bi
FORMER
SUPERINTENDENT
OTTAWA,
March
18.
Robert;
Norris
Venning,
former
superin-'
tlil
A
aim
dent
of
fisheries
for
the
Do-
ion,
who
for
a
quarter
of
a
century
was
a
leading
figure
in.
country's'fishing
Industry,
died
night.
He
was
born
at
St.
John,
N.B.,
in
1854
TORONTOI
STOCKS
'
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Amulet,
1.93.
Dome,
9.95.
,
Hudson
Bay
Mining,
20.15.
Intl.
Nickel,
60.25.C
Mandy.
1.47.
Noranda,
68.90.
Sudbury
Basin,
12.00.
Sherritt-Gordon,
9.60.
Teck
Hughes,
9.35.
Ventures.
13.75.
ATLANTA,
Ga.,
March
18.
The
known
deaths
from
the
floods
'
rlKn.
4-
4t.
4
fTM
1
A
-
w
bouse
keeper
at
Langara
Island,
people
are
reported
to
be
home-1
is
all
safe
who
has
been
In
the
l'rlnco
Kup-
ie88.
At
Montgomery
the
floods
6rt
0feeral
Hospital
for
the
past
drove
people
f
rwm
their
homes
and
few
weeks,
was
sufficiently
re-
reports
of
houses
being
20
feet
covered
to
be
discharged
from
under
water
were
received
there,
the
institution
at
the
end
of
the!
At
Waterloo,
la.,
500
families
PROTESTS
AGAINST
COUNCIL
OF
STATE
Leaving
Last
Night
for
Ketchikan
Expedition
on
Way
to
Nome
and
Capt.
McCarthy
Talks
About
Plans
of
the
Company
lie
Represents
Blazing
an
air
trail
from
Seattle
to
Nome,
a
trim
Boeing
biplane
flying
boat
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
from
the
south
about
dusk
on
Saturday
evening
and
spent
the
weekend
here.
On
board
were
three
intrepid
aviators
and
two
charming
lady
companions.
The
ladies,
incidentally,
are
the
first
who
have
ever
flown
from
end
to
end
of
the
British
Columbia
coast
and
on
into
Alaska.
It
is
the
first
time
in
the
history
of
aviation
on
this
coast
that
a
plane
has
ventured
north
so
early
in
the
season.
All
on
board
BYRD'S
EXPLORATION
IN
THE
ANTARCTIC
Constitutional
Question
is
Raised
at
Dublin
and
Wdl
Go
Btfore
the
Imperial
Council
LONDON,
.March
18.
It
has
been
revealed
at
Dublin
that
at
the
time
the
British
government
announced
its
intention
of
appointing
a
council
of
state
to
function
for
the
King
during
his
illness,
President
Cosgrave
protested,
on
the
ground
that
other
nations
of
the
British
Commonwealth
should
be
consulted.
He
protested
that
the
council
should
not
include
politicians
or
notables,
but
only
members
of
the
royal
family.
Consequently,
papers
re-
'calling
Professor
Smfddy
and
ap
FRUIT
FROM
WEST
INDIES
AT
VANCOUVER
Constituting
what
railway
and
produce
men
elatm
to
be
a
record
carload
of
British
West
Indies
bananas
rolled
Into
Vancouver
pointing
Michael
McWhite
as
the
Irish
Free
State
minister
at
Washington
bore
only
the
signature
of
the
Queen,
Prince
of
Wales
and
the
Duke
of
York.
It
is
stated
the
question
will
be
discussed
at
the
next
imperial
council
when
other
members
of
the
commonwealth
may,
according
-
.
(to
Free
State
sources,
support
Ilananas
Came
Via
New
York
on
the
Free
state
attitude.
Canadian
National
Line
I
VANCOUVER,
March
18.
-'AIRMAIL
TO
GRAND
PRAIRIE
yesterday
TiremhT?
Can:dian
Jfa-
z-
tional
Railways,
having
been
EDMONTON,
March
18.
The
brought
from
New
York
in
less
(opening1
of
the
air"
mall
service
be-than
12
days.
It
is
stated
thatltween
Edmonton
and
Grande
this
is
the
first
time
that
tropical
Praise
has
beexr
authorized
by
the
fruit
has
been
handled
across
the.post
office
department.
The
continent
with
equal
speed.
The
i
commercial
airways
will
carry
let-
shipment
was
made
to
determine
.conditions
which
will
obtain
when
.starting
in
May
next.
A
duty
of
50c
a
bunch
will
be
!
imposed
on
all
bananas
entering
ters
to
the-northern
town
on
days
when
there
Is
no
mail
by
the
train
which
goes
twice
weekly.
InAanP.
h
other'tLn
Cana
FOURTEEN
KILLED
IN
-in
an
attempt
to
set
an
England
a,
,
...
nl-
.....J
record
an
flight,!
,
iL
J
!
HeOweJn
53?
Tl
S
S
IV,
on
irom
,le"'
nere
tVJ
tms
'
L00'
Hrst
of
the
regular
shipments
will
!
morning
in
a
AN
AIR
JOY
RIDE
inar
"r
"e
".
in?y
.npf
lo
five
new
steamers
nlvimr
in
the
with
a
Colonial
Airways
metal
mane
me
is.wv
miles
m
vz
days
u..
"
,
ti..
OF
FISHERIES
DEAD
to
beat
Bert
Krinkler's
record
of
Tax
1m
,1
.
i
,!
v
a
.
ir
i
o
j
iiuiiiiTOimwMMj
Indies.
Every
kind
of
tin
the
pilots
cockpit
escaped
-
J.
41.
t
FREIGHTER
IS
ON
THE
ROCKS
JOHNSTONE
ST.
Calmorit
Oil
Ltd.,
4.50,
S.6o:
M
I
llll
IN
I
Hi
:
I?
I
Mlng9
ve"U
Skokum
II.
'
'
"
Dalnousle
Oil,
8:75,
b.OO.
!
vlIJ
UllJLilJ-
and
Salvage
Queen
are
standing
i
RAGE
IN
SOUTH
GENERAL
DIES
NEWARK.
NJ.,
March
18.
arrive
at
Montreal
May
4
via
f
ourteen
air
joy
riders
were
killed
C.
N.
S.S.
Lady
Somerset
of
the
outright
late
yesterday
in
a
crash
degrees
above
was
encountered)
during
4he
trip,
but
despite
these
PAPRfiT
QAVPH
I
conditions
the
fruit
arrived
here.r'limui
OHTLU
UEO.
in
excellent
shape
and
was
ex-
NUMBER
OF
PEOPLE
amined
by
produce
men
as
well
as
.....
government,
who
pronounced
the!
,
.
.
shipment
a
remarkable
one
.
VC"I,CA;
Mah
1
?
"re-,f,re
is
ibe,lho"tln
!F,rei
"up-
The
car
was
equipped
with
only
electrical
resistance
ther-
f08
have
"T.u
.
TWr;'
In
a
Chicago
apartment
building
turday
when
the
alarm
was
ment
permitted
the
operators
to
Was
Bound
for
Columbia
River
take
take
temperatures
temperatures
from
from
eight
eight
dlf-
dif-
From
Englewood,
Vancouver
Island
weather
from
20
below
zero
to
60
.death,
but
were
seriously
injured.
"""
'"
w
to
Ket
out8ide-
ferent
places
in
the
car
at
any
one
cuPnU
'
time
and
regulate
the
heat
to
properly
ripen
the
bananas
as
re-ouired.
The
shinment
is
the
first
VANCOUVER,
March
18.
The
of
many
which
wJU
made
ac.
freighter
A.
L.
Kent
which
crash-
U)M
Canada
when
the
new
agre.
ed
on
Wa
kerm
Island
In
John-
effect
ment
takeg
stone
Strait
Saturday
has
her
.
shell
punctured
in
holds
No.
1
DACCCH
CTD
AMHCn
and
8
and
is
making
water
in
the
iilojLU
MKAHUtU
engine
room
and
is
hard
and
fast
'
or
the
rocks
with
a
GQ
degree
list.
FREIGHTER
FRIDAY
Scottish
Humor
Imported
direct
from
tho
Aberdeen
Joke
Factory
A
CATCH
IN
IT
A
stranger
in
Aberdeen
stop-
tuut
n
nntlvu
nnd
nalMMt.
Could
EVENING
PENDER
ID.iyou
oblige
me
with
a
match?-
I
Silently
the
Aberdonian
handed
'
Officers
of
the
steamer
Camo-over
a
nox
wnicn
ine
siranger
The
Kent's
cargo
of
,L
two
and
a
sun(
jn
Iort
jagt
njght
from
the'too,c
anJ
examined
with
curious
half
million
feet
of
lumber
will
wuih,
reported
having
passed
the
j
Interest.
be
lightered
by
barges.
American
freighter
A.
L.
Kent.!
"My
friend."
he
said,
"I
have
The
Kent
is
owned
by
the
Mystic
ashore
on
Pender
Island,
on
Frl-'a
bit
of
good
news
for
you.
I
see
Steamshin
Co.
of
Boston.
She
was
dav
nlcht.
The
vessel
had
annar-
ou
use
our
matcnes,
ana
my
ifthht-liave
overrun;
:
parts
of
Ala-i
bound
from
Englewood
on.
the
ently
run
at
high
tide
straight
on'firm
has
authorised
me
to
hand
Georgia
and
Klorida
reach4northern
'part
of
Vancouver
Island
to
the
beach,
where
she
was
held
a
galnea
to
every
man
J,
'
tadayi
In
Alabama
26,000
for
the
Columbia
River.
Thecrewfast.
The
Camosun
offered
as-;
who
produces
one
of
these
boxes
stranded
ship
did
not
accept
it.
I
turned
away
leaving
the
aston-
-
lished
Aberdonian
gating
at
his
week.
Last
night
he
left
on
the
are
reported
homeless.
The
power
Sir
Henry
Mackinnon.
aged
77,
General
Hospital
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
CamoHun
for
a
brief
trip
Anyox
and
Stewart.
to
plant
was
endangered
and
rescue
parties
were
kept
busy.
BIRTH
A
son
was
born
early
yesterday
LONDON,
March
18:-General
morning
at
the
Prince
Rupert
golden
windfall;
but
he
hadn't
gone
far
when
he
heard
he
other
shouting
to
him
to
stop.
"Hey!"
said
the
Scot
as
he
came
up,
"I
prominent
in
the
Boer
war
died
II.
G.
Kennedy,
Third
Ave.
for-ithocht
there
wan
a
catch
in
it-
yesterday,
.merly
of
Prince
George.
I
you're
awa
wi
mi'
matches.