i
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
Eferjon
read
th
CUulfled
Ad.
LARGE
CABARET
It
you
lose,
tdverttM
for
H.
8pecltl
Dinners
Thursday!
and
It
you
find,
locit
tht
ownr.
Saturdays
Danclnf
every
Saturday
night
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
from
9
to
12.
V
Dance
Hall
tor
Hire
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommodations
for
Private
GET
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CLASSIFIED
HABIT.
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Northern
and
Central
British;
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Newspaper
Thone
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A.
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PRINCE
"
RUPERT,
B.
C,
TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY
26,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
.1
TWO
ROYAL
PROCESSION
STOPPED
BECAUSE
SNOW
IN
Prince
of
Wales
Acts
for
His
Father
At
a
State
Levee
at
Palace
LONDON,
Feb.
26.
Snowfall
this
morninir
broutrht
ilisappointment
to
Londoners
3i
vvaies
drive
m
siaie
irom
uucKingnam
raiace
to
St.;
James
Palace
to
hold
the
season's
first
levee
on
behalf
of
ling
George.
Because
of
bad
ivas
canceneci
ana
tne
rrince
istance
from
his
residence
in
brilliant
scarlet
uniform
as
a
He
was
escorted
by
members
of
ficials
in
glittering
uniforms.
The
scene
inside
the
palace
was
a
brilliant
one.
It
was
he
first
time
the
prince
had
acted
for
his
father
at
a
levee.
t
MENINGITIS
ON
STEAMER:
welve
Persons
Isolated
In
Seat-
lie
Hospital
and
134
Are
Quarantined
;t
!
I
SEATTLE,
Feb1.
26.
Twelve
K-rsons
stricken
wltn
spinal
men-ngitis
were
isolated
today
in
the
ity
hospital,
while
their
134
for-
companions
in
steerage
of
the
Kcr
ir.crican
mall
liner
President
Mr.
:oln
were
quarantined
aboard
the
sb,ip.
The
first
and
second-Ja?3
passengers
left
the
ship
when
ih:
berthed
last
night
unaware
J
the
disease
had
gained
a
foot
ed
in
the
steerage
after
the
Ihjn
left
Yokohama.
One
nun-
lr:d
and
elevsn
of
the
quarun-
Jned
passongers
are
Filipinos
and
Die
remainder
mostly
Japanese,.
TWO
CHILDREN
I
AREDROWNED
idle
Girl
at
Port
Haney
Broke
Through
Ice
on
Small
Pond
PORT
HANEY.
Feb.
27.
largaret,
aged
5,
and
Reta,
aged
,
children
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
rat
'
;rr,
drowned
yesterday!
were
...
.
...
ii
ancrnoon
when
the
ice
on
a
smaii
nnd
on
which
they
were
sliding
roke
beneath
them.
The
water
;.3
only
about
three
or
four
fectj
n
depth
and
about
300
yards
from
lie
Carr
home.
A
neighbors
liild,
aged
C,
gave
the
alarm.
The
bodies
were
recovered.
WATERWAYS
BILL
DROPPED
OTTAWA,
Feb.
2C
Following
debate
In
tho
house
of
commons
i
which
both
Premier
King
and
onservativo
Leader
It.
B.
Ben-1
t'U
took
Dart.
T.
L.
Cliurch.
onservative
of
Toronto
North
l
Tve3t
withdrow
his
motion
asking
i
he
government
to
nroceed
with'
ejrotiations
for
a
treaty
wltWh'eltf
nltcd
StntM
rMnortlntr
Ihn
St.
cr
development
as
n
nubile
WHEAT
PRICE
TODAY
,
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
2G..Tho
u,
mieuv
on
exenange
vouhj-
A
"ty
titHERMEN
who
hoped
to
see
the
Prince
weather
the
state
procession
I
oi
vvaies
warned
the
snort:
York
House,
wearine
his.
colonel
of
the
Welsh
Guards.
I
his
staff
and
household
of
TRADES
AND
LABOR
COUNCIL
MET
II.
E.
PAWSON
RE
WAGES
The
executive
of
the
'
'
Prince
Prince
Rupert
Rupert
Trade
Trade
and
and
.
"H"r
wmhi
law
niMtmes
:
7.J
ii.
ti.
i'awson
of
the
I'ower
Corporation
of
Canada
at
the
City-Hall
to
secure
from
hfrn
.
an
expression
of
the
attitude
ectric
stoek
were
purchased
on
of
the
company
toward
sign-
margin
by
II.
A.
Talbot)
speaker
ing
a
union
agreement,
.
iof
the,
Manitoba
.Legislature,
Mr.
Paweon
met
them
on
previous
to
the
consummation
of
eVery
question
and
the
mem-
tbe
Seven
Sisters
Falls
lease,
to
bers
left
well
satisfied
with
the
private
company.
This
,
was,
the
attitude
of
the
company.
the
testimony
given
by
Mr.
Tal-'
Those
present
at
the
meet-
jbot
today
before
the
Royal
Coming
were
S.
D.
Macdonald,
!mlsaioa
Investigating
the
enm-president;
James
Black,
vice-
Paign
funds
chances
against
the
president;
Frank
Derry,
sec-
Bracken
government.
retary;
J.
J.
Gillis,
J.
M.
Morrison
and
T.
Black.
,,
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
The
following
quotatlopi
"were
II.
C.
Silver.
1.10,
1.25.
Bayview,
3
Mi,
3.
Big
Missouri,
1
JO,
,1.92,
Cork
Province,-
17V5.
.18
Cotton
Belt,
ff7,'
68.
Dunwell,
.Ky-Nil.
?,
Duthie
MlnM,
60,
34i
:
,
George
Copjier.'
9.50,
5.58.
'
Georgia
River,
54,
54
V4.
Golconda,
1.00,
1.05.
Grandview,
GO'a,
CI.
Independence,
Nil,
10.
Indian
Mines,
Nil,
7.
Intern.
Coal
&
Coke,
37,
38.
Kootcnay
Florence,
10,
20.
Kootenay
King.
37,
38.
L.
&
L.,
Nil,
5.
Lakcview,
1,
2.
Lucky
Jim,
17.
18.
.Mohawk,
5,(fS.'u
I
lA'.
M
(
Morton
Wlffy.
ft
4r
Marmot
ltU'e'r
Gold,
T,
if
Marmot
Metals,
5,
6.
Nnt.
Sil.
G.
S.,
18Vi,
20.
'
Noble
Five,
C9,
70.
Pend
Oreille.
12.90,
13.00.
Premier,
1.93,
1.95.
Porter-Idaho,
59,
03.
Rufus-Argcnta,
3f.
36
Vi.
Ruth-Hope,
Nil,
45.
CreHt-
9-
lt?,.
S
verado
tons.,
i.iu.
Rlocan
Rambler.
Nil,
.
0.
Snowflake,'
28,
29.
Sunloch,
3.25,
3.50.
Terminus.
Nil.
10.
Toric,
1.00,
1.40.
Whitewater,
1.20,
1.25.
Woodbine,
4Vi,
4.
Oils
Fabyon
Pete,
7W,
74.
ALASKA
LAW
FORSALMON
WASHINGTON,
Feb.
27.
The
senate
hill
tp
amend
trie
Alaska
Fisheries
Art
was
pa.Hhed
by
the
house
yesterday
and
sent
to
the
president,
Under
this
measure
it
would
make
it
unlawful
to
preserve
for
sale
as
a
food
for
human
consumption
any
salmon
unless
it
shall
have
teen
canned.
Fnltd.
ired,
frozen,
smoked
or
dried
wMhin
18
hours
after
being
caught.
BOUGHT
STOCK
AT
WINNIPEG
Relieve
Uumor
Thit
Stork
Vfouhl
Co
Up
Rut
Lost
$3000
0n
l)tau.jf.
-
T:
.
"
mBST.i
.
'
.WINNIPEG,
Feb.
20:
One;
'hundred
shares
of
Winniiwg
EI-i
1
i
he
witness
tesuiiea
tnat
his
loss
on
the
transaction
was
$3,000.
He
said
he
had
bought
the
stock
on
the
gossip
of
the
street
nnd
around
the
corridors
of
the
House
that
it
would
likely
go
up.
TORONTO
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
I).
Johnston
Co.)
InternaUonal
Nickel
?-?9,
Sudburv
o
i,
Basin
11.40
a
leWrUUOordon
,
8.70
Tcck
nughes
9VG5
M.P.ARRESTFD
ATOTTAWA
a)U
Auger
Charged
With
Of
fence
Against
n
Woman
OTTAWA,
Feb.
2C
Louis
M
Auger,
M.T
for
Prescolt
County,
released
on
a
bail
of
$1000
last
iiTght
following
his
arrest
on
charge
of
committing
a
serious
offence
ngalnst
a
young
woman
was
In
custody
again
today.
Unon
arraignment
in
the
bolice
rourt
today,
it
was
disclosed
by
J.
r.
Kllehle,
crown
attorney,
that
AugtT
had
been
illegally
releasedl'jnec
would
be
consumated.'
Did
The
criminal
codp
in
tils
type
of
w
v..
ii
l
it
1
1
Ji
j
x
.
premeomirt
of
Ontario.
The
con
-
tentlon
was
upheld
and
Auger
was
ordered
held
in
custody
until
protcr
ball
had
been
arranged.
A
d
tho
same
for
the
other
prov-
Springfield
today
faced
tho
remand
of
one
week
was
granted,
inces.
Mr.
Bennett
was
speaking
worst
flood
condition
since
1913.
Mr.
Auger
was
arrested
by
de-
at
adjournment.
Tho
debate
was
(The
city
was
without
power
be-tectives
as
he
left
tho
parment
on
Mr.
Woodworth's
.resolution
cause
of
the
high
water.
Buck
buildings
last
night.
In
an
Inter-
view
ne
uenieu
mat
mere
was
any.
thing
to
mo
cnarge
and
said
tho
les
ald
about
it
until
it
Is
cleared
up
tne,
Better.
Launching
of
Britain's
Newest
Cruiser
II..
M.S.
Dorsetshire,
the
latest
addition
to
the
British
navy,
launched
recently"
at
Portsmouth,
latest
in
10,000-ton
cruipers
is
Echo
of
Seven
Sisters
Falls
Scandal
Reaches
Federal
House
and
is
Discussed
by
Members
OTTAWA,
Feb.
27.-J.
for
Winnipeg
North
Centre,
charged,
in
the
house
last
,
night
that
Hon.
Charles
Stewart
broke
his
solemn
under
-
taking
given
to
Manitoba
members
in
the
federal
house!
that
there
would
be
no
lease
granted
on
the
Sqven
Sister
,
Falls
power
site
until
those
members
had
b(&
consulted.
I
Either
the
word
of
the
minister
is
sacred
and
that
mm-
?stfr
anpnVs
nn
rifrm1f
nf
tViA
pnhinpr.
nr
pIsp
trm
tfin
nf
trip
cabinet
solidarity
and
the
honor
of
lh8
house
becomes
a
thing
of
the
past,"
Mr.
Woodsworth
said.
T.'
'.
Bird.
Progressive
of
Nehion
condemned
the
principle
of
handing
over
the
natural
resources
to
a
private
Interest
by
order-in-council.
i
Hon.
Charles
Stewart
declared
he
had
time
and
time
again
con-
suited
Manitoba
members.
He
had
tried
to
see
Mr.
Woodsworth
and
:t
was
not
his
fault
if
he
had
failed.
I
believe
the
lease
is
a'
good
one
Mr.
Stewart
said.
He
added
that
he
had
nothing
to
do
iwitn
tho
act,on
of
th
UraekenU
Kovernment
or
tne
situation
it.
a!'ound
itself
in.
.
Hon.
R.
I).
Bennett
wanted
to
Jknow.
whv
thero
had
hin
no
much
hurry
in
nrrivinir
at
an
air-
1
moment
with
MniiiiMiA
nf
iYa
,
basis
on
which
the
return
of
the
n.,i.rl
nf
iht
,.,.
11110
iiuuj
aitj
icuhrmi
iu
0
'
,
.
Ir-
Stewart
retortMl
that
1
the'
government
had
been
prepared
to
advocating
that
no
disposition
the
natural
resources
under
the
control
of
tho
Dominion
shall
be
effective
until
ratified
by
the
parliament.
j
England.
The
Dorsetshire,
the
shown
sliding
down
the
ways.
S.
Woodsworth,
Labor
M.P
THEIR
grounds.
FIRST
FISH
SPECIAL
:
OF
SEASON
LEAVES
!
The
first
fish,
special
,e-
press
train
of
the
season
!
pulled
out
for
the
east
at
ss
11:15
this
morning.
There
were
ten
refrigerator
cars
filled
with
some
200,000
pounds,
of
fresh
halibut
which
was
landed
from
the
.
boats
arriving
in
port
from
the
banks
for
yesterday's
ex-
,4
change.
"All
the
local
fish
buyers
contributed
to
the
nil
in
merit
which
was
the
first
blg'
orio
to
go
east
this
year.
SPRINGFIELD
IS
FLOODED
,
.
-J
-
SPRINGFIELD.
Ohio.
Feb
2fi.
ofjCreek
and
the
entire
city
water
supply
was
cut
off.
The
down
I
town-section
was
under
three
feet
Iof
water.
Factories
along
the
river
bank
were
inundated.
Two
Fishermen
Swept
from
Deck
of
Vansee
by
An
Immense
Sea
Reporting
the
second
fatality
of
the
so
far
short-lived
1929
halibut
fishing
season,
this
time
a
double
loss,
the
big
Seattle
halibut
schooner
Vansee,
Capt.
Chris
Peterson,
arrived
at
Prince
Rupert
last
night
from
her
initial
trip
of
the
year
to
the
halibut
grounds.
In
the
same
storm
which
caused
the
loss
of
a
fisherman
from
the
Canadian
boat
Takla
and
damage
to
the
vessel,
the
Vansee
was
swept
by
tempestuous
u
f
of
Alaska
and
two
of
her
fishermen,
Martin
Anderson,
i!g"d
37,
and
Brungo
Svensen,
aged
?4.
both
of
Seattle
were
hurled
overboard
and
lost
without
further
truce.
The
immense
sea
which
raked
the
vessel
also
carried
away
eight
dories,
18
skates
oi
goar
and
smashed
all
the
boats
and
railings
on
the
Vansee
in,t.
Captain
Peterson
said
the
J"nt,e
?n
Pn
an
manu-Vansee
W!
in
the
Provinf
W
Pa-amoant
was
fishing
with
a
small
?ed,
'f
a
8econd
rcading
by
the
of
gear
out.
The
sea
was
..
so
very
rough.
Suddenly
the
,e'8'at"r.er
eteda?;
,
boat
was
struck
by
an
immense
j,
T1n
bili.
hd
0'
M
d!rect
t
comber
whfch
swept
fief
amid-
Ject
the
ndering
or
aid
to
the
ships
and
aft,
carrying
the:
two
xtpnt
of
11
a
ton
to
William
men
with
it.
One
of
the
men
Cooke
and
Co-
Canada
Ltd.,
now
came
up
not
very
far
from
the
cnsed
In
manufacturing
various
schooner
and
they
made
toward
',nes
,n
Vancouver.
The
amount
hrm,
expectfng
to
pick
him
up,
bat
ol
the
subsidy
is
limited
to
$20,-he
disappeared
before
they
reach-!
000
a
year
and
(not
t6
exceed
ed
him
and
did
not
come
up
again.
The
younger
man
was
a
brother
in-law
of
the
captain
and
had
fished
for
two
seasons
The
accident
happened
in
the
Gulf
of
Aluska,
about
70
to
80
miles
from
Kodiak
Island.
The
sea
that
struck
them
was
the
only
one
of
its
kind.
This
was
Captain
Peterson's
first
trip
In
the
Vansee,
taking
the
place
of
Captain
Andrew
Olscn,
who
is
now
fishing
his
own
boat,
the
Electra
Ten
men
were
aboard
the
vessel,
five
of
whom
were
on
deck
and
one
in
the
pilot
house.
They
were
ha"'iRJf
'n
iter
when
struck.
JJrf
Jn
layoff
t
Seattle
a
few
dayi
for
repairs
hfnri
rtnrnlnir
to
thp
flshlne
MARSHAL
FOCH
CANNOT
LIVE
PARIS,
Feb.
26.
The
Associated
Press
is
informed
author-atively
today
that
the
condition
of
Marshal
Foch
is
considered
hopeless
and
that
death
arrears
to
be
only
a
question
of
days,
a
week,
or
10
days
at
most.
KILLED
RESULT
OF
ROLLER
SKATING
ON
THE
SIDEWALK
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
26.
Betty
McBride.
aged
11.
while
roll
-
er-skaling
on
the
pavement
on
7th
Avenue
was
accidentally
knocked
down
by
an
auto
and
fatally
in-
jured,
dying
two
hours
later.
W.
H
.
Harrup.
driver,
is
charged
withi
manMauchUj
AUDITOR
WILL
GET
j
LARGER
SALARY;
.-
'obsolete
of
the
Canadian
destroy-
VICTORIA,
Feb.
26.
A
bill
ers
Patriot
and
Patrician
was
an-was
introduced
by
the
legislature
-nounced.
The
Patriot
goes
to
which
proposes
to
amend
the
Thomas
W.
Ward
Ltd.,
of
Shef-
Audit
Act
so
that
a
maximum
of
$8000
a
year
may
be
paid
to
comptroller
general
instead
of
$6000.
LlVi
LONDON
seas
on
February
20
in
the
STEEL
BOUNTY
BILL
PASSES
VICTORIA.
Feb.
26:-;A
bill
$100,000
'in
five
years,
the
term
Iof
the
subsidy,
Minister
of
Mines-W.
A.
MacK-
enzie
explained
that'-
there
was
now
iron
apd
steel
serap
enough
available
in
B.C.
and
Alberta
to
warrant
the
development
of
the
Industry.
NO
CHANGE
IN
BONDING
PLAN
Efforts
of
Alaska
to
Secure
Business
byiSjuppresHjng
Prince
.
Rupert
Not
Successful
OTTAWA.
Feb.
26.
There
will
be
no
change
made
in
the
arrangement
by
which
American
fishing
vessels
ship
their
catches
through
Prince
Rupert
in
bond
to
the
American
market,
it
is
an
nounced
here.
The
suggestion
to
make
such
shipments
liable
to
duty
did
not
meet
with
much
favor
at
Washington.
It
is
also
announced
that
the
whole
fisheries
question
as
between
United
States
and
Canada
is
under
review
of
the
two
eoun
tries.
2000
MINERS
IN
CANADA
YET
OTTAWA,
Feb.
27.
Of
the
8409
miners
brought
to
Canada
under
the
harvest
movement
last
jear,
2000
are
still
in
Canada,
the
minister
of
immigration
stated
in
the
house
yesterday.
,
CANADIAN
DESTROYERS
HAYE
BOTH
BEEN
SOLD
OTTAWA.
Feb.
26.
A
sale
field,
England,
and
Patrician
to
Nejberand
Marcus,
Seattle.
They
will
be
broken
up.