CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Etryone
rttdi
the
Claulfled
Ada
If
you
low.
ftdvertlM
for
tt.
If
ynxi
find,
locate
tbe
owner.
Whatever
you
need,
advertlae
for
It
Clf'.T
TUB
(I.ASHIHKII
IIAIIIT.
Boston
Grill
l
yL2i'
.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
THURSDAY,
JANUARY
31,
1029
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
NEW
DEVELOPMENT
IN
CALIFORNIA
RANCH
M
Prince
of
Wales
Is
Heartsick
of
Mine
omer
auempi
is
oeing
made
to
in-
duce
congress
to
make
this
city
NEWCASTLB-ON-TYNE,
Jan.
31.
-The
streets
2?
"p1;!;
.
i'le
the
station
hotel
were
filled
with
cheering
crowds
!
now
enjoyed.
Th-
Commer-u
the
Prince
of
Wales
left
at
9
o'clock
this'morning
f
or
f
al.c,ub
f
tW"
fc,t'
mfing
,
.
'n
the
matter,
but
it
in
Dying
Bishop
Auckland
area,
in
the
county
of
i-k
Durham,
i
on
strongly
criticized
by
many
of
th
;i
last
day
of
his
tour
of
the
northern
coal
fields.
;
wnem
of
fishing
boats
and
no-
.,
.
.
.
,
.
,
,
'
body
seriously
expects
the
change
The
prince
expressed
himself
as
heart-sick
and
some-
to
be
made,
times
horrified
at
the
conditions
he
had
found.
He
was
The
business
people
of
this
city,
ir'
ply
touched
by
the
bravery
and
patience
of
the
suffer-who
are
working
naturally
m
workers
.
In
a
remark
today
to
the
mayor
of
Durham
!Se,r
,.?'a
tn
fIh'w
aid:
"1
have
teen
deeply
touched
by
what
1
have
seen
f,"
:'
bravery
and
patience
and
hope
of
these
poor
people.
-
the
halibut
is
cat
off.
The
I
T
been
Very
difficult
to
know
What
to
do
to
solve
this
-
t
i)
ressincr
nroblem.
I
am
T
nm
if
vmior
tmL-o
enma
tima
Tri
nonnlo
T
have
J,
Ueal
((11
CtVa
A
v
allUOV
WWV
OViW
btil'b
A
aew
VVJ'IV
s
v
w
during
this
tour
could
not
nuiiv
It
was
wonderful
.
"
STflfT
MARKET
-
WAS
BEARISH
;
AM
oUVER.
Jan.
31.
The
market
had
a
bearish
trad-
f
u
ly
today
in
sympathy
with
ii
markets
but
firmed
up
m
.I
Oreille
after
opening
at
han
$1
lower
cloned
strong-
ves
McDonald
gained
26
and
Big
Missouri
one.
...
-
iiiam
.
uicw
on
a
iniue
w
i
Cosed
unchanged.
.
.
Pre;
w:is
freely
orfertd
anl
lost
-
and
Silverado
illpfwd
)1
Prospector
Tells
About
Mines
of
Babines
and
i
.
UlStriCl
IS
that
.SMITH
ERS,
Jan.
30.
At
'
f
Omineca
branch
of
the
B.
C.
Chamber
of
Mines,
I
at-
ndi
J.
Higgins,
the
well-known
Babine
prospector,
was
-
principal
speaker,
his
subject
being
the
Babine
buver
Kinrr
and
Victoria
Mines,
while
the
whole
question
of
de-
'Mopmtnt
of
the
Babine
Range
in
a
mining
way
was
also
.
,.i
1
"Paddy"
told
how
he
had
cr
since
la,
and
in
tnis
distnci
lor
uie
pusw
icma.
1
followinir
the
"irame"
lie
had
1
'
ted
in
the
Couer
d'
Alere
n'r,
(ho
Boundary,
the
East:
'
Wi-it
Kootensys
and
all
the
-
!
MISS
SMITH
'
WAS
IN
AIR
LONGTIME
'
W
YORK,
Jan.
61.
MkwW-to
show
If
K
Ui
the
prospect
1
I'
'
tn
Smith,
17-yenr-old
flyer,
of
bain
a
mine.
'.ki!
lhe
solo
indurunee
record
"
i'!nc
in
Mitchell
field
early
this
"
u
ning
after
being
in
the
air
13
hnu
s
in
minntna
4R
Honrla
Tho
previous
record
was
I'A
'
ills
ii
m
nutM.
held
liv
Miss
i
m
an...
,
.'Ufc
III
llllllt
lllll
,
,
at
Condition
1HqyIIYS'
sure
thines
will
be
riehted.
have
been
nicer
to
me
per-
,
-
"at
v
L.
aiVk
timmriiw?
m
i-rWi
The
Salt
Lakes
tonight
will
give
you
scope
for
real
skatinjr.
The
ice
is
in
p-r-
feet
condition
and
five
in-
ches
thicks
Jon'
en
got
two
hour.
sWRhi
MB
cup
01
nui
conn
w
-
tween
the
rounds
of
tbe
lake
by
Tolng
over
on
the
Salvage
Princess.
Two
trips
to-
niirht.
nna
at
7:30
and
the
"
.
.
.
.
;Mond
at
a.
IB
returninff
DO-
T
'K
Si
JTAek.
worth
a.
Says
Feature
of
I
r
rr
n
.
1
Ul'eS
tiaVe
Uepin
1
the
January
meeting
of
been
prospecting
and
mining
'
way
up
to
Alaska,
and
no
where
hart
ho
found
a?
good
surfate
showing
as
in
this
district.
It
is
1
In
tliA
a
yery
easy
mawr
w
a
ing
ai
o
aoove
zero
in
Vancouver
Imo-iiitains
her?
and
fnd
veal
at
g
o'clock
this
morning.
Kami
uood
showings
of
ore.
But.
on
loojw
reported
18
below.
Victoria
the
other
hupd,
it
Is
very
hard
to
,eC0rded
but
8
degrees
of
froat.
git
the
money
to
develop
pro-
The
forecasts
are
for
slightly
ris-p
ct.
l.iio
mines.
Without
money
ng
temperatures.
;th
pro
poctor
hns
10
isku
the
other
fe'.lnw
givo
him.
It
takes
$100,000
develojiment
on
ly
any
prospect
to
unow
hor
It
In
worth
Siuu.wu
or
nf
th
Ilabine
Range,
tt
stretches
from
naseiioo
..
through
to
tha
Topley
secuon,
',..!
it
ha
ahown
Itself
to
be
a
mincm
litd
blt
all
the
way
thi-onuh.
"I'addv"
nrospecvu
iv
n
,.
.
11
llllllllUTI
Wll
1
"
Northern
and
JEALOUS
EYES
I
i
KETCHIKAN
ON
PRINCE
RUPERT
'"KETCHIKAN,
Jan.
HI.
An-
fishemen
are
not
beguiled
by
the
arts
of
the
interested
ones,
but
have
made
their
own
represents-
tiona
to
Washington,
strongly
opposing
such
a
move.
BISHOP
GEBDES
CONSECRATION
I
NEXT
SUNDAY!
WINNIPEG.
Jan.
31:
-For
his
consecration,
Sunday
as
Bishop
b
bt
the
far
north
diocese
of
the
MaclkenlJe
Uiver
1e,
Arcndea.
,
,
P
f
Tn,nn.n
eon
arrivad
in
Winnipeg
this
mornin
by
the
Canadian
National
Kali-:
Ji
way
and
was
welcomed
by
prom
nnt
enurenmen.
lie
was
c-
...
,
.
,
,1
TllTtl
Miaa
Beatrice
Terry,
by
Kv.
Donaldson,
rector
of
Trinity
Church,
Halifax,
and
Mrs.
E.
A.
Mclntyre,
of
the
editorial
staff
of
the
Canadian
Churchman,
Toronto.
After
the
consecration
service
Bishop
and
Mrs.
Geddee
win
leave
on
their
honeymoon,
;
sailing
from
New
otk
February
14
f
th
Holy
I
And
'
TherMackemie
River
Diocese
is
the
largest
in
the
world,
with
an
area
of
600.000
square
mlm,
andt
mshop
teod
win
oe
r.wiatva,
:
Irn
mlnutMring
to
the
spiritual
nd
the
scattered
population
i.e
a
uiian
MllaAaa
tunrlf
am
T
T
at
will
ke
hJg
hfMdqwrMa
at
ChIp.
ewyan.
EIGHT
ABOYE
AT
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
31
T,nw
temperatures
continued
on
the
j)rmn
Columbian
coast
this
morning,
.
the
1
thermometer
stand-
EIGHT
D0UKH0B0RS
MOVED
TO
OAKUM
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
31.
The
eight
Doukhobors
who
were
sentenced
at
Grand
Forks
to
six
......
....r.-.....v...
ob
structing
r"1
police
officers
1
,r
were
re-
,
moVed
0akalla
Jail
todny
Jail-
era
nre
ineetlng
their
wishes
to
the
atrir
vt'ireinrinn
mpr
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
'
LORD
Bl'RGHLEY
AND
HIS
BRIDE
Above
is
Lord
Burghlcy.
Br
son
Hd
heir
of
th-
M.'iroois
anfl
-
ide.
the
formed
Ladv
Man-
Scott,
church
following
their
weddin
D
;
,
0:1J
T"
lupuaai
lu
uuiiu
l
France
Beneath
Met
With
LONDON,
Jan.
31.
A
chorus
of
approval
generally
has
greeted
the
revival
-by
the
government
of
the
project
of
a
tunnel
under
the
channel
to
connect
England
and
France
.
Dover
views
the
proposition
with
apprehension
trnrn
a
if
viomnint
Tr
monn0
vnin
nf
tha
tn1
Aa.
a
w
w
iuattu
iiiVHUJ
JX
Vast
.AJVli
ULW
dares
the
harbor
board
register.
The
bulk
of
the
cross-,
channel
steamer
service
runs
There
is
no
disposition
in
and
tne
townspeople
townspeople
take
take
the
tne
harbor
extensions
to
handle
may
eventually
be
revived.
MRS.
NORTHCOTT
SAYS
SHE
IS
NOT
MOTHER
OF
ACCUSED
SLAYER
RIVERSIDE.
Gal.
Jan.
31:
Mrs.
Sarah
Louise
North-
cott
testified
from
the
wit-
ness
stand
today
that
she
was
not
Gordon
Stewart
Northcott's
mothar.
She
hesitated
long
ovar
answer-
trig
Gordon's
questions
re-
t
Hardin
their
'
relationshin
;
and
when
she
did
apeak
her
voice
was
a
little
above
a
whisper.
Young
Northcott'
is
undergoing
trial
on
mur-
dar
charges.
.
KARL
DURHAM
DIES
DURHAM,
Jan.
3l-The
Earl
of
Durham,
'who
stfftceded
to
Peerage
only
last
3lefnber
at
the
death
of
his
Ufn
blother.'of
sympathy
and
respect
..Which
uir.i
i4huuioii
vnue
;-
mr.,,i
it
fain
s
f
imous
Olvmpi
hurdler,
Mari
hinno.-..
i,f
Pviitor
arA
Vita
as
thpv
left
St
lpmini-
Ttan
rerpmonv
1
UUI1C1
LU
Dover
Straits
General
Approval
from
Dover.
Dover
to
hinder
the
scheme
comforting
comtorting
view
that
the
the
Kent
coal
export
trade
COLO
WAVE
'
ON
PRAIRIES
WINNIPEG,
Jan.
31.
The
cold
witve
continued
on
the
prairies
today,
with
Medicine
Hat
and
Lethbridge
and
Edmonton
reporting
38
below.
Winnipeg
registered
14
below.
!
GENERAL
FOCH
IS
Nl)j
M)
WKLL
I0UAY
PARIS.
Jan.
31.
Marshal
Ferdinand
Foch,
who
has
been
re-
covering
f
:
om
a
recent
illness,
has
had
a
setback,
owlht'
to
a
flight
pulmonasyi
oigealih,
,(t
resume
a
complete
rest.
CARD
OF
THANKS
Relatives
and
friends
of
tho
late
Donald
McQueen
deaire
to
express
their
appreciation
for
floral
tributes
and
other
tokens
were
received
at
the
Wasrtl
and
since
his
death.
Every
School
District
V
to
be
Assessed
Under
t
?
Amendment
To
Act
Hon.
Joshua
IIinchliffe
Introduces
Bill
Into
Legislature
.
landPattulIo
to
Speak
On
It
Next
VICTORIA,
Jan.
3.
A
bill
amending
the
Public
Schools
Act
was
introduced
into
the
legislature
yesterday
1
y
Hon
.
Jo3hua
Hinchlif
fe,
minister
of
education
.
Provisions
in
the
bill
include
the
permanent
appointment
of
a
woman
officer
of
the
department
to
enquire
int'o
the
living
and
social
conditions
of
various'
rural
-school
districts.
Another
provision
will
wipe
out
school
districts
that
have
been
relieved
from
the
paying
of
any
school
taxes.
n
thn
past
where
rural
school
trrs
hud
less
thin
$150,000
as
c
sable
property
no
part
H
-
of
the
teacher
was.
paid
he
a
at
jet.
Ii
was
paid
by
the
.
ivince.
Under
the
amendment
hree
mills
on
the
dollar
assess-
viAnt
will
hi,
waiA
Kv
all-
rtlatrltl
u
-hich
hither
o
escaped.
This
is
to
h
th.
minimum
tnr
for
whobl
,
purposes.
I
Provisjofrs-alscr
rrtade-
author-
i,-ing
the
trustees,
If
they
deemed
ft
wie
to
do
so.
to
Provide
eye-
glasses
for
Indigent
pupils
if
re-
quired.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
of
S.
D.
Johnson
Co.,
Ltd.)
The
following
quotations
were
bid
and
asked:
Bayview,
4's,
B.
C.
Silrer,
1.30,
1.40.
Baaver
Silver,
17,
18.
Big
Missouri,
1.70,
1.71.
Cork
Province,
28
Vi,
24.
Cotton
Belt,
Nil,
57.
DunweTi.
Nil,
18.
Duthie,
Nil,
70.
George
CoWr,v5
ULQ0J
Georirla
River.
M
40.
Gladstone,
nil,
m.
t
Goicoay
Wv.
5
Grandvlew,
76,
7GV4.
Independence,
10,
11.
Indian,
7,
7Vi
Kootenay
Florence,
2S,
2',.
L.
&
L.,
4.
5.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke,
35V&,
3G.
Lakeview,
Vh,
2.
Lucky
Jim.
20,
Nil.
Marmot
Metals,
7Vi.
8.
Marmot
Gold,
8.
8Vi.
National
Silver.
20,
21.
Noble
Five,
71,
72.
'Fend
Creille,
12.95,
18.00.
Porter
Idaho,
C7.
G9.
Premier.
2.16.
2.18.
Reeves
McDonald.
3.75,
8,80.
Rufus
Argenta,
3GV4,
37.
Ruth
Hope,
56Vi,
8.
Silver
Crest.
10,
10
Vs.
Silver
Cup,
46,
47.
Silverado.
1.00.
1.20.
Silversmith,
12,
Nil.
Slocan
King,
6Vi,
7.
Sunloch.
Nil.
3.75.
Topley
Richfield.
55,
56.
Toric.
2.10,
2.20.
Whitewater,
2.15.
2.20.
Woodbine,
3y4,
3Vs.
.
Eastern
Slock
Noranda,
wiling
at
62.50.
Sherritt
Gorden,
selling
at
8.40.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
31.
Wheat
was
quoted
on
th
local
exchange
fihday
at
$1.MW
LARGE
CAll.lRF.T
Special
Dmnera
Thursdays
and
Saturday
Dancing
every
Hatutday
nlzht
from
9
to
1Z.
Dance
Hall
tor
Hire
Accommodations
for
Private-Parties
Phon
457
URDER
CASE
SIR
RODMOND
ROBLIN
WEDS
'Seventy
.
five
-
ear
-Old
roi
ormer
rreraier
oi
isianuona
to
Marry
Woman
Ac.
countant
r
no
xr.fn.VlR
c.
Jnn
aV
sJr
Rnd
P
Kob1l(
fonn4,r
,
f
Manltob.
aml
Ethel
M.
Leggett
of
this
city
will
be
married
on
Tuesday
at
the
WlKshjre
Congregational
Church.
When
applying
for
the
marriage
license.
Sir
Rodmond
gave
his
age
as
75.
Miss
Leggett
gave
her
age
as
48,
and
profession,
public
accountant.
FOUR
INJURED
IN
B0B.SLED
NANAIMO.
Jan.
31.
Four
persons
were
seriously
injured
in
a
bob-sled
accident
here
last
night
when
their
sleigh
crashed
head-
on
into
an
automobile
intersection
at
r
itiwmmm
.
ana
wauace
Streets.
The
injured
are
Ted
Rummjngs,
who
fractured
his
lft
Je
'
and
possible
internal
injuries;
Elsa
Be
vis,
compound
fracture
of
the
left
leg
and
may
lose
the
limb;
Norvina
Kivella
of
Chase
River,
B.C.,
with
cuts
and
minor
hurts.
TROTSKEYGOES
TO
TURKEY
AS
RUSSIAN
EXILE
LONDON
Jan.
31:
Leon
Trotsky,
once
a
powerful
Iluaaian
leader,
was
reported
in
the
despatches
today
to
be
on
his
way
to
Turkey
as
an
exile.
An
exchange
telegraph
despatch
from
Riga
said
it
was
first
proposed
to
court
martial
Trotsky
but
that
Idea
wa.s
dropped
because
oi
his
popularity
in
certain
cirelee.
LOCAL
OFFICERS
IN
REGIMENT
PROMOTED
TO
RANK
OF
MAJOR
The
Canada
Gazette
announces
the
promotion
of
Captain
Percy
G.
Tinker,
D.C.M.,
and
Captain
Charles
V.
Evitt
to
the
rank
of
major,
thr
order
being
duted
early
last
August.
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