CLASSIFIED
HABIT
trtrjont
tt$.i
the
Ctiulflcd
Ad.
It
you
Iom,
sdTertlM
(or
it.
If
you
find,
tocata
tb
ownr.
Wbttmr
you
need,
tdvertlM
for
it
GET
THE
CLASSIFIED
HABIT.
Bennett
Criticizes
the
Dominion
Government
Objects
To
Appointments
to
Railway
Hoard
and
Interference
With
Industry
Through
Legislation
OTTAWA,
Feb.
12.
The
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett,
speaking
to
the
address
in
reply
to
the
speech
from
the
throne,
described
the
speech
from
the
throne
as
a
"document
of
flittering
generalities."
In
the
commons
yesterday
he
C.
N.
R.
PENSION
BILL
IS
READ
OTTAWA,
Feb.
12:
Two
bills
isned
to
establish
a
general
c
heme
of
pension
for
the
Canad-
i-n
National
Railway
employees
&long
the
lines
of
the
Grand
'''runic
pension
scheme
were
given
a
first
reading
in
Commons
yesterday
One
effects
the
former
employees
of
the
Canadian
Northern
and
tho
Grand
Trunk
Pac-ric
at
present
discriminated
a;:ainst.
The
second
amends
th
deal
with
Mr.
Bennett
said
the
prosperity
of
Canada
was
largely
due
to
the
,
richness
of
the
resources
of
the.
country."-
The
government
was
doing
nothing
to
assist
or
make
.rmaneBt
that
prosperity.
In
speaking
of
the
railway
coro-rnlsiovi,
Mr.
Dennett
said
that
appointments
were
being
made
to
that
body
of
men
whom
he
thoof
bt
were
not
capable
by
ability
or
ex
perience
to
fill
the
positions.
He
said
the
government
had
not
really
grappled
with
the
immigration
question
.
Mr.
Bennett
asked
the
government
to
point
U
.
...
.
u
.t-
V.
I
trhon
a
single
instance
hi
"'""
land
Railway
employees
provid-
Canada,
which
was
now
irn.wrwuK
ent
fund
act
large
quantities
of
Duwer,
w...-
MANAGER
OF
ASIICROFT
BANK
IS
COMING
HERE
H
Carson
Will
Take
Charge
of
Rank
of
Montreal
Succeeding
I).
C.
I'aterson
A.
H.
Carson,
manager
of
the
branch
at
Ashcroft,
will
succeed
N
C
Paterson,
who
is
transfer-Jed
to
Trail,
as
manager
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal,
Mr.
Carson
is
a
married
man.
There
is
no
definite
word
v
when
these
transfers
will
become
effective
exept
that
they
wi'l
he
in
tho
w-nr
future.
as
belore
the
intenerence
Dominion
it
had
been
a
large
exporter
of
butter.
OILS
FEATURE
STOCK
MARKET
Minister
of
Fisheries
will
be
Appointed
Soon
Quite?
Stper
ate
from
the
Present
Marine
OTTAWA,
Feb.
12.
Premier
Mackenzie
King
in-j
formed
the
house
of
commons
last
night
that
the
gov1!
crnmcnt
proposed
to
create
a
separate
portfolio
of
fish
cries
with
a
minister
in
charge
of
the
deparnicnt
entirely
separated
from
that
of
marine.
This
has
been
done
in
response
to
numerous
requests
from
fishery
interests
on
the
Pacific
and
Atlantic
coasts.
In
answering
the
leader
'of
the
opposition,
he
exprcsed
the
hope
that
Mr.
j
Iknnett
would
allow
the
administration
to
chosse
its
own
time
for
taking
such
action.
Mr.
Mackenzie
King
also
disposed
of
election
talk
by
j
saying
that
there
would
be
no
election
before
next
year.
He
was
satisfied
that
the
government
held
the
confidence
of
the
country
and
unless
the
session
produced
some
rea
son
for
a
change
of
mind
there
w
ould
be
no
election
this
I
year.
j
The
premier,
like
Mr.
Bennett,
favored
the
participa-;
tion
of
Canada
in
a
day
of
rejoicing
at
the
recovery
of
His
Majesty
the
King.
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
12:-011sj
were
a
feature
of
the
market
yesterday
following
the
coming
Into
production
of
a
number
one
we
1
on
the
Home
Oil
in
Turncy
alley.
Home
operated
at
$6
against
c.,....i..
.u
i.r
i:i.50
-,t.oo
but
closed
at
$5.24.
Mine
showed
strength.
;from
that
f
Marine.
mpt
..
i
EXPLOSION
AT
BIG
MISSOURI;
STEWART.
Feb.
12:--Johnj
Ktnlhart
a
nntiVH
of
Swpdi-n
was
BRITISH
MEMBI.R
DIMS
LONDON.
Feb.
12:
Another
vacancy
was
created
in
the
House
of
Commons
today
by
the
death
of
Captain.
C.
Talbot
Foxcroft.
Conservative
.ryethver
for
Bai.
...
NORT1ICOTT
MUST
0
mmit
fitUUl
i
SOS
Messiare
Seal
Ont
From
Islands
SEATTLE.
Fb.
12
The
steamer-
Melyo
.
Maru
-Is1
asreuni
at
Ugamrik
Island
in
t'.iQ
Aleutian
uanfe.
A
w.re
less
was
intercepted
by
the
Brenertr.n
navpl
ststicn
this
re
rning.
"Save
Our
lives,"
a
p:
rl
allv
deciphered
message
rei
.
Mc.it
of
t
ie
communication
was
in
Japanese
and
unintelligible
(o
radio
men.
TJ'.e
steamer
Nanko
Maru
is
reported
procc-3ny
to
their
af
X-
i
t.
H.'s
250
niles
di;
Uir.t
.
The
locution
is
in-di.r.lcd
in
the
vicinity
of
wicre
the
Mcr.tauk
is
towing
the
Alloway,
Other
mes-spires
indicated
that
the
en-
g:-e
room
of
the'
Melyo
Maru
wes
flooded..
The
wsselrKall.
ed
from
Vaneoarttf
on
Feb.
FAMOUS
ACTRESS
DlESJNfEUROPE
MONTE
CARLO.
Fee
12.
-
l.iliv
Lanjrtry,
Lad?
de
Bathe,
famous
actrans
of
long
ago,
known
us
the
JerseyLilly.
died
here,
tb-luy
from
an
attack
of
bronchitis,
,ged
77.
ENGLISH
TRAIN
:
5
HIT
FREIGHT,
IS
WRECKED
UlU
ne
QIQ
nOt
nrOPOSe
Oil
HWS
WWSiun
w
rav
mv
AT.FHETOV
Dorhvuhlri.
jnar
Chesterfield.
Locomotive
and
baggagt
ceachrs
were
derailed.
,
No
passengers
were
injured
wltit&e
express
messenger
and
vvman
were
missing
and
be-
i
lieved'
to
be
under
the
derailed
locomotive.
MAN
KILLED
.HIGH
PRICE
WHEAT
ON
EXCHANGE
TODAY
killed
and
Frank
Norman,
a
Fin-!
VANCOUVER,
Feb
12.
-lander,
probably
faUlly
injured
VTieat
reached
the
higheet
price
by
th
explosion
presumably
of
u,r
WW
monihK
when
No.
1
...
"missed
hole"
in
a
drift
of
the
northern
sold
on
the
exchange
to-
it
had
lnterferred
by
legislation
nf
MUsourl
Mine.
The
accM.1
for
13
1-2
a'lot
CRQ-the
prosi)erity
of
that
particular
,etit
haiipened
as
the
men
were'
'
'
industry
had
noi
uecre-u.
COmlf
oft
the
shirt
at
o
p.m.
n
.T
irT
1
aTTI
in
instanced
the
dairy
industry
of
yesterday.
J
AN
A3
II
A
N
T
!
All
ISAGAINURGED
OTTAWA.
option
of
a
Feb
12:
The
Canadian
flag
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
LIKE
CRAZY'
MAN
IN
COURT
Denis
W.
Barclay
Formally
Char-.
gcd
With
Murder
of
Woman
in
Vancouver
rmun
m
the
superior
.r"T."
r
"
.i.::'
'..
but
..;m
we'll
hae
.i,,
to
cenb
.
issues
also'
HANG
FOR
CRIME
come
before
.tarnament
during
the
prevent
session
through
a
resolution
placed
on
the
order!
.
j
paper
by
C.
R.
Mcintosh.
Liberal
i
"'
4.1meralitr
fer
North
Battle
ford,
i
A
II1S
ICWIUUVK
Ui
-I.
..IbtllVVOIl
calls
for.
the
appointment
of
a
special
committee
for
the
pur
wuminivu
as
an
vtuuiuy
jiariner
yia?
VANCOUVER
Feb.
12:
A
remand
of
on?
week
was
ordered
when
Denis
W.
Barclay
appeared
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CAIIARET
Special
Dlnnen
Thursday
and
Saturday!
Dunrln
every
Saturday
nl(ht
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
Accommodations
for
Private
Parties
Thone
457
"
'
VolXX,
No.
34.
''
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
TUESDAY.
FEBRUARY
12,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
.
BENNETT
SPEAKS
IN
THE
DEB
imiTISH
FLEET
RE-ASSEMBLING
General
view
in
Portland
harbor
at
sunset
where
the
Atla
itic
fleet
re-assembled
prior
to
leaving
on
its
Mediterrane
n
spring
cruise.
MInteme
Cold
in
Europe
Causes
Suffering
and
Many
Casualties
Severest
Weather
in
:JM
Tears
,
FIRST'
.3SPRING
SALMON
OFSAgOV
IN
TODAY
4
Port
Simpson
natives
brouxbt
into
a
local
butcher
shop
today
the
first
salmon
of
the
season.
It
was
a
lim-
ited
quantity
und
was
rapidly
snatched
up
by
local
con
nolsseurs
in
spit'
of
the
fact
that
ttw
ratjfil
mice
was
J
rather
high
at
40c
per
pound.
p.h
The
first
fresh
salmon
is
a
by
discussing
abstract
questions.
The
Conservative
party
RJ
ht
on
w
,
Mackeiule
King;
12
.Passengers
on
the
night
ex-
Kood
deal
earlier
this
year
V.OUld
not
move
an
amendment
tO
the
Speecn.
ine
L
On-,
rremier
of
Canada
announces
I
press
from
London
to
Glasgow
than
it
was
lasi.
amaii
-
i:
..1.1
-J1
nAi'iirnmDnt
Innrialntlnn
wllPfl
i
li
!..,
,.r
L'i.h
ri.
In
tu
an.
I
had
narrow
Aurnrw.
nt
B;3S
o'.
quantities
for
the
local
trade
LONJiON.
Feb.
12.
The
deatolLfo)Jn.the,
Arctic
conditions
thr6ugh'out
-Europe
werej?
mDunfing
!
today
.
Deaths
occurred
in
all
the
larger
centres
of
population
and
rural
casualties
apparently
will
run
to
high
figures.
A
capsized
lifeboat
at
Antwerp
cost
"five
lives.
Forty-eight
passengers
were
saved
in
lifeboats
caked
with
ice
when
the
channel
steamer
City
of
Liege
sank
with
mail
and
cargo
off
Dover.
Germany
was
one
of
the
worst
sufferers
from
the
weather
conditions.
Three
children
were
frozen
to
death
at
Breslau,
while
two
men
died
of
cold
in
Berlin
.
Grave
diggers
at
Berlin
had
to
use
dynamite
to
break
through
the
frozen
soil
crust.
Twenty-two
degrees
below
zero
in
Berlin
is
the
coldest
they
have
had
in
130
years
and
it
has
Mrvauves
wuum
umi
vwu.
........
-
-
-r
-
-
-
it
-
vm,.h
f.m
.
i
v.
-tu
i
there
was
sometning
concn-ie
10
pointed
with
purtioiio
seperaie
.
ciock
mis
morning
wrren
met
-
-""vv
y
,
wvn
inucii
uuiuei
ui
umet
ijuitus.
Im
k
nli
f
froicrht
T
on.
On.
T
T-l
1
,
it
.
il
1
-1-
In
England
the
weather
has
changed
frora
jnflderately
cold
to
intense
frigidity.
'
'
j
j
'
..''.
The
Balkans
were
hard
hit.
h
In
Greece
four
women
were
puiedSjiv'the.
snmv
in
Tricala.
7
1
In
Jugo-Slavia
airplanes
took
food
and
blankets
to
destitute
people
in
the
villages.
Wolves
decimated
the
flocks
and
herds
in
Albania.
SHORT
DEBATE
ON
ADDRESS
In
the
police
court
today
and
was
formally
charged
with
the
murder
of
Pearl
Baglole.
art
teacher
OTTAWA.
Feb.
12.
Without
on
Monday
morning.
division
and
after
one
of
the
The
court
attendants
were
for-,
shortest
debates
in
many
years,
ced
to
carry
Barclay
from
his
celMhe
house
of
commons
last
night
I
adopted
motion
for
an
address
to
the
court
room
and
a
detective
a
supported
him
while
he
was
in
in
reply
to
the
speech
from
the
the
box.
Barclay
continues
to
th
one.
Somewhat
over
five
hours
babble
Incoherently
in
his
cell.
required
by
the
members
In
Scottish
Humor
SOMETHlMi'
RIXKilOUS
An
Aberdonian
who
had
the
misfortune
to
be
shipwrecked
j
mnnagetL
to
get
away
with
three
j
-
nna
nf
rnn.iilprlnc
thp
AflvUflh-!
other
survivors
in
one
ot
the!
UtHhJl
I
nity
of
opting
a
Canadian
flag
ship's
boats.
A
storm
arose
and
JLii
i
ll
I
representing
Canada
as
a
whole.)
the
Aberdonian
was
asked
to
of-j
t
teig
en
April
15
by
Judge
.
.
,
.
nofry-
he
relieJ.
"
1
canna
x
in
ine
cuniniumv
uim
ui
miusn
iiuhk
-
""
-
-i-
-
ttt
tt
nations."
collection."
aisM)ing
oi
it
numoer
oi
buujku
on
the
program
which
often
takes
three
weeks.
Eight
speeters
in
all.
including
move:'
and
seconder,
contributed
tofthe
.debate.
Six
speko;
jiertertiir.
inqludjlbg
the
prtme
mtnikWR:
B.
BeTirWfata!
Robert
leader.
Gardiner,
U.
F.
A.
ANXIETY
FOR
FOCII
PARIS,
due
some-
passed
a
i
.l.
.liu
ri.:.t.
u:..
......
iw-ii.na
I
II
Tnk
iin
a
Feb.
12
Marshal
Foch
poor
night
and
it
was
k
tujv.-n
this
morning
that
his
doc-tur.s
felt
sonic
unxiety
for
him.
WOLVES
ENTER
TURKISH
CITY
Constantinople
Suffers
From
Cold
and
Snow
Recent
Weeks
Badly
of
CONDITION
OF
PANIC
Boiy
of
Man
Found
Half
Eaten,
by
Wolves
on
Shoreof
the
Golden
Horn
CONSTANTINOPLE,
Feb.
12:
Phenomenal
cold
and
eleven
days
of
heavy
snowfall
have
reduced
Constantinople
toa
condition
bordering
oh
panic.
Six
persons
have
been
froien
to
death
on
the
streets.
Wolves
which
been
terrorizing
the
suburb
have
entered
the
city
and
one
man
was
found
half
eaten
on
the
shores
of
the
Golden
Horn.
This
afternoon's
train,
duo
from
the
east
at
'
:'0,
was
reported
this
morning
to
be
on
time.