The
Wise
Man
Boston
Grill
The
wise
man
reads
the
clas-Hi'fied
LA
ROE
CABARET
advertisements
and
uses
mam
Sptoltl
Dinner
Thursday!
and
Saturday
them
whenever
he
needs
to
sell
Danelrif
Etctj
Dance
Saturday
Hall
for
Night,
Hire
9
to
it
or
buy,
or
rent,
to
find
lost
Accommodation
(or
Private
Fartlv
goods
or
to
get
a
job.
PHONE
457
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
vy.
"a
v
,
XX.,
No.
132.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C
SATURDAY,
JUNE
8,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
New
Province
Move
Officially
Started
by
the
Board
of
Trade
Associated
Boards
Will
Be
Asked
To
Appoint
Committee
to
Gather
Data
to
Find
Out
i
North
Getting
Proper
Treatment
The
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
last
night
took
the
fir
i
stop
in
the
direction
of
the
formation
of
a
new
province
by
deciding
to
submit
to
the
Associated
Boards
oi
Trade
at
their
annual
convention
here
at
the
end
of
the
month
a
resolution
asking
for
the
appointment
of
a
com-m
it
tee
to
inquire
into
whether
the
northern
part
of
Brit-Hi
Columbia,
north
of
the
52nd
parallel,
was
getting
t
fair
return
in
the
matter
of
appropriations
for
the
money
BLISS
CARMAN
I
Famous
Canadian
Poet
Pnswd
Away
Now
Carman
Suddenly
at
Noon
N!
W
CANAAN,
Conn..
June
8.
Carman,
the
Canadian
v
dropped
dead
here
at
noon
i
i
t
the
home
of
Dr.
Thomas
my.
lie
wm
C6
year
of
i-man
loved
the
springtime
'm'
of
his
finest
songs
,th
that
period
of
the
year.
,
i.
.1
!
Nature
in
every
phase
i:
outdoor
life
inspired
him.
'a
.
t
born
in
New
Dronawick
f
United
Empire
Loyalist
.i
i
i
.urn
wan
aiso
a,
wncfluiMni
M
0,lh
U-l,ln
Knmnir
:i-in
and
ckrM
associate
ofl
!'
;.
D.
Roberts,
who
also
of
the
CajiadMn.,
putdoftr
in
turn,
tfc.hcJoarna-
it
t
.
.
i
later
in
life
lived
in
the
i
-fates
in
ordfcfr
H
1
"
ut-h
with
the
market
for
-r
)
.
i
r
imhlishi
d
a
number
f
!'
1'ix'try.
PIRATES
HOLD
FIRST
PLACE
Re-ton
Brave
Gradually
Sinking
In
National
I-eague
Athletics
nnd
Yankees
Lone
Games
'
l
W
YORK.
June
8:-
-Pitts-
li
Pirates
strengthened
their
'
i)
on
first
place
in
the
Na-
nil
League
yestorday
by
beat-
"k
uic
isoston
Braves.
.,1-1
llnl.hal
nf
rut
hit
no
run
imvo
ii..
Vou,
Ynrk
(linnU
h-r
victory
over
the
cham-
at
Niagara
Falls,
who
died
on
m.
Louis
Cardinals.
Sunday
at
Toronto
aged
78.
He
i
.
mnati
Reds
took
the
dL
not
accented
a
cent
by
way
n
in
Blvn
innlniM
over
the
I"
li'-s
and
Chicago
Cubs
over-
:
nn
(1
Brooklyn
Robins.
j
r'
Vi.Iand
Indians
won
their
'
i
k
,
s
in
the
American
League,
T''
Hnrld
phnmn
nna
flrnntilnif
10
'
h
i
,1
tit-Min
na
S
IjMila
llrowilS
'
-Tumi
rod
four
Athletic
pitchers
'
hI)
corners
of
the
ball,
yard.
Detroit
walloped
Washington
"
'
free
hittlnir
ling
contest
contest
in
in
wmi-n
which
Tig..ra
garnered
In
28
hit
t'-'i
for
the
Senators
V
todays'
big
league
scores-'
National
League
'
W
York
8.
St.
Louis
1.
I'"
ton
2,
Pittsburgh
G.
Ib-'ioklyn
2,
Chicago
11.
rhiladclphln
C.
Cincinnati
7.
American
League
ri'
vfland
7,
New
Yprk
3.
Sl
Louis
15,
Philadelphia
6.
U'
troit
17,
Washington
11.
CARD
OF
THANKS
Mi
and
u
JHr.
jwrs.
J.
j.
11.
in.
Cnuier.
ji"i.i
Kdsnn,
Alia.,
formerly
of
Yu-
'in,
wish
lo
convey
their
thank
'"
i
many
kind
friends
for
their
hr.,.u,'..-'
w
aiuI
Jlm-ul
tributes
received,
in
the
'"
of
their
little
eon.
paw
into
uie
provincial
treasury
and
to
report
t
the
next
meet
ing
a
year
later.
.
The
resolution
came
as'
one
of
three
submitted
by
the
resolutions
committee
qf
the
board
ap-Unlinked
in
arrantm
for
the
brinir-
'ing
of
such
matters
before
th
convention.
Otrmr
matters
rec
lommended
were
the
better
light-
ing
of
the
entrance
to
Print
Rupert
harbor
by
way
of
Hecate
Straits
awl
the
early
completion
of
the
Skecna
highway.
II.
F.
Piillen
suggested
that
the
early
buiWing
of
a
western
outlet
to
the
Peace
Ri
ver
be
in
cluded
and
this
was
done
Delegates
to
the
convention
will
be
MHton
Gonsalea
and
four
others
selected
by
him.
each
board
in
the
(Mblrict
being
entitled
to
five.
The
nutter
of
entertainment
is
the
bonds
of
the
entertain-
mni
committee
and
the
erty
.
.
.
Is
n.rw
.Hn,
1
to
eo-opene
w.m
u
vu.
nifttcc
of
tne
ooara.
GAVE
SERVICE
FREELY
I
I
!
-VI
tv
-
T.
W.
Ellis.
Chairman
of
Toronto
Transportation
Commission,
i,
Toronto
Hydro
System
and
o
-i..nriu
Park
Commission
in
sli
me
years
he
ser-
vej
,
hVad
of
the
three
comrois
.ions
named
above.
-'
NEW
YORK
DOCTOR
GOING
TO
ALASKA
ON
HANDSOME
YACHT
n-
W
S.
Ladd
f
NW
York
.
.
.,
tr.nm
th.t
KRl
arrived
in
,
u
tJll
th
handsome
lower
yacht
.
Vest-wanl
of
Seattle,
on
which
he
will
"
leave
for
a
tru.se
w
waters.
The
Westward
arrived
n
.
.
iht
from
Seattle
and
I
JTrL
afoniHde
the
Fiaheriea
"
V
.
atln
t
th
ffOV-
l'xf)flWmertl
I...
IMA
d
wharf,
where
ln
admired
by
many
paW
by.
ENGAGEMENT
NOTICE
'
Mr.
F.
W.
Dalby
an-
4t
-
-
engagement
of
their
,
nounto
,
.
-
,
,
Mr
A.
e
def
rtm"l4"(,
Wootton.!
thur
John
""""
'
d
Mra.
E.
JJungMt
E-,Wodtton
n
of
vteiorm
"
R,a
Te
marrlaife
will
t
P'M
,10.
MINING
ROAD
AT
STEWART
Expected
at
Victoria
That
Line
Will
lie
Controlled
by
C.
P.
R.
Soon
VICTORIA,
June
7.
Fol-lowing
the
recent
announcement
that
the
Canadian
Northeastern
Railway
at
Stewart
had
been
granted
a
lease
of
the
foreshore
at
the
head
of
Portland
Canal,
it
is
said
here
that
the
line
will
undoubtedly
be
taken
over
by
C.
P.
R.
interests
as
part
of
their
scheme
for
developing
the
mines
of
Northern
British
Columbia
through
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
The
understanding
here
is
that
the
railway
will
le
put
in
good
shape
up
the
Rear
River
as
far
as
the
George
Copper
and
surveys
will
be
carried
out
beyond
that
point.
For
the
time
being
the
railway
will
be
used
for
mining
purposes
with
the
probability
of
extending
it
into
the
interior
as
(he
country
develops.
No
official
announcement
has
yet
!een
made,
but
it
Is
thought
II.
II.
Stevens
will
be
heard
from
very
soon.
HALIBUT
HERE
IN
QUANTITY
Over
Quarter
Million
Pounds
Sold
Today
at
Exchange
Halibut
taxiing
here
this
tmomiag
y
wen
.
-
heavir
than
m
.
.
for
mie
?w
F-w.
-
258,000
pounds
'wae
sold
at
the
fish
exchange.
Ten
American
vessel
received
from
12e
end
8c
to
M.lc
iind
8s
for
192.000
pounds,
while
six
Canadian
boat
sold
66.000
pounds
at
He
and
7c
to
12.2c
a
and
7c.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
W'zard.
82,000
pounds;
Atlas,
v.o.ono
pounds;
and
Tahoma,
;
7.000
pound,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
12c
and
8e.
Constitution,
21.000
pounds,
Atlin
Fherlei".
12.
le
and
8c.
Rainier.
27.000
pounds.
Pacific
Fisheries.
12.1c
and
8c.
I
lone.
20
000
pountta,
uoom
12.1c
and
8c.
J
Anna
J..
17.000
pounds,
Pacific
Fisheries.
13c
and
8c."
Arne,
18.000
pound,
Booth
Fisheries,
13c
and
8c.
Kr-liance.
11.600
pound.
Booth
Fshi
rios.
M.lc
and
8c.
Walmsh.
5500
po.
,'Ioifk
Fisheries,
lS.Tc
and
8c.
Canadan
Gape
Beale.
14,000
pound,
Atlin
Finhrlea.
11c
and
7c
Cape
Spencer,
8000
poHflds,
and
Edwrd
Lipst,
12.00,0
pounds,
Canadian
Flah
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
12c
and
7e
M.
M.
Chriatopher.
14,000
pounds,
Atlln
FUheriee,
lac
and
7c
Atll,
H,W
pounds,
Pacific
1t
FlFhev-iea.
12.2c
and
7c.
j
Verna',
3000
pounds.
Royal
Fish
ifoi.
12-
and
7c.
$150,000
FIRE
IN
WOODWARDS
AT
VANCOUVER
VANTOUVFR.
June
8.
Darn-sire
estimated
at
$150,000
whs
j.mt.mt
i.v
u
i
r
ill
li
li
iv
mi
n
11
vii
Wh
In
Woadwarrt
a
JJepanmeivt
Rrnres,
Ltd.,
yestenkv
afternoon.
No
one
was
injured
and
the
drfmage
was
confined
to
stock
In
tiie
Jadiea'
ready-to-wenr
and
mllltncry
deportment.
IHKTII
NOTICE
A
son
wns
born
at
the
Trlncc
Uupert
General
.
Hospital
on
June
M
M
r
c
Ar-
wnenu.
(Neo
Agnes
Gratton.
Tunnels
Bride
Slowly
Recovering
According
to
reports,
Mrs.
Gene
Tunney,
formerly
Miss
Polly
Lauder,
is
Siuwgr
recovering
from
a
sun-m.-,
rei.i,.o
v.iiion
oc
curred
snortiy
urter
an
operation
tor
r.cuie
apenm-ftis.
it
wns
the
honcymooner
intention
to
n;urn
to
tiuie'.s
Iittie
cottage
at
Stamford,
Conn.,
but
this
wiil
not
be
pc.-
muie
f.r
mi.
u
time.
QftJECIION
T-VXPN
TO
L.:illWlU
.11
I
li
Li
1UU
GRADiNiJ
of
grmIN
CALGAKY.
central
appeal
bwtnl
k
.introduced
is
a
substitute
for
the
present
board
for
coneidering
grades
of
whet,
A
will
slow
dow-n
processes
at
Vancouver
so
that
ships
will
be
delayed
for
a
week-at
aot
of
thousand
dollars
a
day
accord-
Ing
to
witnesses
before
the
Royal
Grain
Commission,
as
they
object-
ed
to
the
suggestion
of
one
appeal
board.
SKEENA
RIVER
RISING
OWING
TO
HOT
WEATHER
TERRACE,
June
8.
Owing
to
the
very
hot
weather,
the
Skeena
Hirer
is
rising
rapidly
and
much
driftwood
i
beginning
to
comr
down.
PRHSHYTERIAN
BUDGET
OTTAWA.
June
8;-The
estl
-
matsjri
budget
for
the
Prosbvter-
Ian
Church
in
Canada
for
1930
la
set
at
$060,000
It
include.
t20,000
for
B.C.
Scotland
.
.
I
V
T
k
fX
ffl
'
A
l
)
mS
Now
it
becomes
clear
RflllWTiyS
ON
UMfcrlalJ
0
$5
(of
T,Ml)Cr
WoIvw
,
and
50c
for
Owls
,
'
vrcT0R,A
june
g.-One
of
fl
Unt
uIaliorH
prornuIgated
hy
new
commissioner,
A
miimM,
deil
with
,ntAa.
n
nn,.Mr
K
inniv
,
.
t
i.n
nn
!imW
wo,veil
1R.
and
big
horned
owls
60c.
The
onrcass
of
the
cougar
or
timber
wolf
must
be
produced
in
order
to
collect
the
bounty
and
muBt
not
be
less
than
a
week
old
when
killed.
I
BELANGER
BEhT
!
BLACKIE
MILLER
PAteMiv
a
rhnrioW
Behnirer.
lightweight
champion
of
j
Canada,
easily
defeated
Blackic
I
Miller
of
Australia
here
last
Lnlght.
MlWer
was
on
the
floor
in
4he
second
round
in
bad
ahape
when
hie
seconds
threw
in
the
towel.
The
bout-
was
scneuuKU
tor
tu
rounds.
Again
Rules
HUVJ
rv-"'.'
UvtMLr
ARB
7
why
Labor
the
election.
-X.'-AKB-lia
TftF
REGINA
SAYS
PARTIES
TIED
Liberals
and
Conservatives
Each
Have
26
in
Saskatchewan
Election
REGINA,
June
8.
The
standing
of
the
parties
this
morning
is
reported
as
fol-
Iowa:
Conservatives
6.
Liberals,
26.
Independents,
5.
Progressives,
4.
CONVICTION
IS
QUASHED,!
Hazelton
Man
Wins
Chamber
Action
at
Assizes;
Injunction
Against
James
Hunter
i
On
certiori
application
Thomas
Brown,
Mr.
Justice
Alex
ander,
in
chambers
at
the
Su-
preme
Court
assizes
yesterdayf
afternoon,
quashed
two
convic-:
tions
by
William
Grant,
former
justice
of
the
peace
at
Hazelton,
again
Daleta
Small
for
assault
Small
fines
and
costs
were
ordered
returned.
Hh
Lordship
reserved
his
decision
in
the
matter
of
cost.
On
application
of
W.
0.
Fulton
on
behalf
of
the
Workmen's
Com-
PnsutHn
Board,
Mr.
Justice
Fisher
granted
an
injunction
re-
stra
ning
James
Hunter
from
car-
tying
on
his
business
until
Work-
men's
Compensation
Act
dues
have
been
paid.
The
Workmen's
Compensation
Board
has
judg-
a
1
.
.
.
.
iiaeni
againsx
ivir.
iiumer.
Certiori
proceedings-on
beh1f
oral
rs.
Osawa
of
Queen
Char-
lotte
City
against
conviction
and
a
fine
of
fSOO
for
selling
liquor
were
dropped.
A
second
divorce
case
which
was
to
have
come
up
at
the
As
sizes
was
also
dropped.
CABINET
IS
SWORN
IN
BY
KING
GEORGE
j
.
LONDON.
June
8.
The
cabi-
net
of
Ramsay
Macdonald
was
in
full
office
today.
The
members
Journeyed
to
Windsor
Castle
this
morning,
paid
their
respects
to
e
King,
and
returned
to
London
oeanna-
ir
i
Viuce.
"Mjr
coltague.
and
I
were
h
ghly
delighted
to
find
the
King
.
...
1
r
li
I
i
rrtr
l
rt
mn
u,-ii
mill
irk
u
nil
.v
,:
oKi
i
"V"""'
w,
tlllUUKU
XIIC
tClilllUUJ
nuiiuwii
any
suggestion
of
strain,"
said
Mr.
Macdonald.
HOME
RUN
KING
HAS
BAD
LUNG
AND
HEART
NEW
YORK.
June
7.
According
to
the
Evening
World,
Babe
Ruth
ts
suffering
from
a
stubborn
lung
condition
and
has
overtaxed
his
heart.
He
is
likely
to
be
out
of
the
Yankee
lineup
for
some
time.
RAIN
NEEDED
FOR
THE
CROP
WINNIPEG,
Juno
8.
The
Manitoba
Free
Press
crop
re
port
today
stresses
the
fact
that
the
success
of
the
well
rooted
and
evervly
germinated
wheat
crop
turns
entirely
on
abundant
June
SURVEY
FOR
WEST
COAST
Q.
C.
I5LA
S
At
the
meeting
of
the
Board
of
Trade
last
night
a
letter
was
read
irom
J.
C.
Brady,
M.P.,
asking
the
board
to
back
him
up
in
a
request
for
a
new
survey
of
the
w.-st
coast
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
lie
stated
fat
development
was
vpMly
taking
place
in
the
matter
of
lumber
camps,
but
transportation
companies
would
not
take
the
rik
ef
!-:.l"!ng
out
logs
unless
assured
that
these
waters
had
been
chartered.
The
old
surveys
have
eon
condemned.
The
board
passed
a
resolution
ndor-lng
the
action
of
the
mem-
iher
nnd
asking
for
the
work
to
be
done.
oJROTZKYASKS
VISIT
ENGLAND
Former
Red
Arnjy
Leader
Wishes
to
Survey
Publication
of
Autobiography
CONSTANTINOPLE.
June
8.
Leon
Trotzky,
former
Red
army
leader,
has
applied
to
Premier
Tinnmy
Macdonald
for
permission
'o
visit
England
for
"urgent
medical
treatment
and
scientific
work."
Trntzky's
eon
also
aalced
the
British
consul
for
a
visa
on
the
grounds
of
the
necessity
for
very
urgent
medical
treatment
and
the
.
,
A
1
II
1.1
nerre
10
surwy
vne
puiMirawni
oi
his
au'obipjrraphy
in
English.
TWO
PEERAGES
LABOR
PARTY
LONDON.
June
8.
In
the
course
of
a
few
days,
it
is
expected,
peerages
will
be
bestowed
on
Sir
John
Sankey
and
Rt.
Hon.
Sidney
Webb,
two
members
of
the
Labor
cabinet
without
seats
in
the
HU'jse
f?l
VfUlllllUflls.
lira;
nil.
represent
tne
Jiouse
oi
L-orus
in
the
administration,
.
PRESENTATION
T0C.L.
ATLIN,
B.C..
June8.
Sailing
of
the
steamer
Terhane
was
de-
laved
one
hour
this
morning
...
while
'
.
a
an
unexpected
presentation
oi
high
esteem
and
popularity
was
made
to
Mr.
and
Mn.
C.
L.
before
their
departure
for
Prince
Rupert
.
Mr
Munroe
was
the
re-
SKi
mu1?-
album
containing
view
of
Atlin
district
and
a
pursa-pf
gold.
The
presentations
were
made
by
H.
P.
Pearee
in
a
vry
capable
nddress
for
the
cltiiena
of
Atlin
and
surrounding
district.
While
the
entire
people
of
this
vicinity
regret
very
much
indeed
to
see
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Munroe
leave
Atlin,
they
are
pleased
to
learn
that
recognition
of
Mr.
Munroe's
capabilities
as
government
agent
has
won
him
thia
promotion
.
,
SIX
I
MONTHS
HOIST
GIVEN
rains
and
warm
growing
weather.
1
OTTAWA.
June
8.
The
six
HEGIMENT
LINE-UP
months
hoist
was
given
in
the
The
line-up
for
the
Regiment
serrate
yesterday
to
a
biM
to
en-ih
Monday
evening's
Gilhuly
Cup
able
women
to
establish
a
scpa-footbnll
game
against
the
Emp-
rate
domicile
for
divorce
purposes,
ress
Social
Club
will
be
as
fol-
The
substance
of
the
proposed
en-lows:
Brnnd:
Gosso
and
Hunt;
aotment
was
that
deserted
mar-Edirecombe,
Haddon
and
Burdett;
lied
women
in
order
to
get
divorce
1
Wilson,
Russell,
Murray.
Tinker
might
acquire
domicile
wherever
and
Norrington.
he
pleased
to
go.