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XX.,
No.
32.
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FISHERMEN
Tiff
O
I
Decision
Made
Whether
or
Province
Has
Right
to
Liceme
tnr
mn
nimn
fiii
r
it
i
ii
iiri
i
0
m
em
M
m
lew
W
AT
VICTORIA
in
of
of
Premier
ant!
Answers
A.
M.
Manson
iftitlA,
Feb.
9:
The
de-i
tlic
n
(Wrens
in
reply
to
h
from
the
throne
con-vi'.storday
afternoon,
after
'i
w
igg,
Conservative
mem-Vietoria,
and
C.
V.
Davie
alive
member
for
Cowi-viwiustle
had
spoken.
The
i
arried
without
division,
l
'1KB
declared
that
A.
M.
lormer
attorney
general,
t
iMi
consistent
in
regard
m
.
nt
attitude
toward
the
ii.biem
in
critisiiing
i
Tolmie'a
effort
at
a
sol-t
.'.Timbers
of
the
late
gov-'
and
supporters
of
it
had
!
1
1
v
i
rw
kl
alaWtffin
Wl
'
!i
-.t
if
the
Liberals
were
i
th'
re
would
be
a
sale
P.U.E.
to
the
C.N.R.
They
iated
with
the
heads
of
;:.
and
the
C.N.R.
and
I
given
assurance
that
i
t
would
be
effected
and
!
taken
over.
r
Tolmie
after
but
a
few
ii
office,
Mr.
Twigg
con-I
,
.id
entered
into
negot-
w
ith
the
two
railways
and
a
like
a
settlement
of
the
matter.
i.iavic
urged
action
be
the
minister
of
mines
;
further
unemployment
mI
mines
on
Vancouver
i;
A
III
If
f;IL'
I
II
nlfl
rait
i
v
hnn
v
,
CAPE
ST.
JAMES
i?
h
That
Look
Like
Young
Salmon
Appear
in
Grey's
Hay
Near
Sandspit
SIIDEUATE,
Feb.
9:
Most
of
ie
1
ishnrmen
here
are
getting
M'
:
trolling
boats
ready
early
car
and
some
of
them
expect
the
early
run
of
spring!
omc
to
Cape
St.
James.
Hiri'dx
of
Bllver
bright
fish
look
like
small
salmon
;.i'en
last
week
all
over
!';'),
about
five
miles
south
r,
Npit
Point.
MJirr
nr
rnivrn
ar
w
m
t
JUMPED
FROM
WINDOW
INI
W
YORK.
Feb.
"9.-Mrs
Sola
Fokkor.
wife
.
of.'
'iAntnVifrj,
Sok
xi-.
airplane
designer,
was
Blli
d
lu
t
night
when
she
jumped
Of
if.
I)
fi-nm
thn
wlnrlnur
nf
hir
a
mont
on
the
15th
floor
of
the
V"r
ide
Drive
Anartment
House.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
rice
of
wheat
here
today
was
1.28.
7
.
OTTAWA,
Feb.
9.
The
department
of
fisheries
announced
today
that
it
would
defer
ion-i
sideration
of
any
applications
for
licenses
for
new
salmon
canneries
British
Columbia
which
have
or
may
be
submitted.
The
open
door
the
past
js
thus
closed
for
the
time
being.
Officials
of
he
deparment
commented
on
the
statement
of
the
depa
tment'a
attitude
pending
decision
of
the
privy
council
as
to
the
rights
of
the
provincial
or
Dominion
governments
to
control
licencing
of
Pacific
coast
canneries
and
explained
that
the
present
stand
was
taken
in
order
that
the
provincial
authorities
might
not
be
embarassed
by
the
final
decision.
Colonel
Fred
II.
Kiseh,
above,
British
war
hero,
and
now
chair-nun
of
the
Palestine
Zionist
Executive.
'
SCHOOL
REPORTS
,
t
i
Atffrhdnnce
Shown
For
Month'
of
January
at
'
Meeting
of
School
Honrtt
1-aSl
J
Night
A
I
a
meetinir
of
the
School-board
last
night
the
following
were
sub
mitted:
.
m
Attendance
shown
for
month
oi
January
at
meeting
ot
scnooi
board
last
night:
High
School-r
Number
of
pupils
190
Number
of
girls
Number
of
boys
Average
attendance,
98.7
per
cent.
N'umter
of
pup)I
JJ
Girls
iioys
awenoinice.
94.1
per
-
Average
$107.
3
Savings
account
Booth
School
Numbef
of
fdl"
.472
..
...
'.
'.i
'l'
.258
.219
rls
vlnir
'
Aceowt
.
,..$14
2.87
Westviow
.
26
Kumlwr
of
pupili
.
12
Boys
.
13
Girls
Average
Mtwdance
98
per
cent.
SeaLOBto-r
.
,
Number
of
pujfc
,
J
Hoys
.-.;y.
JJ
Girls
,.,'.''
ia
Savings
nccount
?lb.io
Northern
and
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY
9,
1929
HOLD
MEETING
AND
o
More
oaimon
tanneries
until
rr
.
.1
Dominion
BREAKDOWN
ON
THE
VANCOMi,
Canadian
Destroyer
Returns
Tc
Esquimau
lor
Repairs
VICTORIA.
Feb.
9.
H.M.C.S.
Vancouver
returned
to
Victoria
Friday
afio-inoou
w.th
hu-
pon
engines
crippled
liirougn
a
Dronei.
Jtern
gland.
Tne
ueatroyer
wa
oound
for
Maguaiena
ii.y
on
t
training
cruise
and
had
jus:
ie.
lor
San
Francisco
when
the
engine
trouble
was
encounie
ed.
She
is
to
be
overhauled
lor
re
pt.irs
at
Esquimau.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
yurtes
Johnson
The
following
quotations
were
bid
and
asked,
B.
C.
Silver.
1.26,
1.40.
Bayview,
4,
i.
Big
Missouri,
1.9.2,
Nil.'
Cork
Province,
20Va,
21.
Cotton
Belt,
0,
63.
Dunwell,
14V
17.
.
George
Copier,
10.50,
10.7o.
Georgie
River,
50,
51.
Golconda,
1.21,
1.28.
Grandview,
70,
70l,.
Independence,
11,
Nil.
Indian,
Nil.
7!2.
mceru.
Coal
&
Coke,
38ft,
89.
Kootenay
Florence,
28,
34.
Kootenay
King,
37,
37Vs.
L,
&
L,
4i,
5.
Lucky
Jim,
Nil,
20.
Mohawk,
7,
8.
Marmot
River
Gold,
7,
714.
Marmot
Metttls,
6,
7.
Nat.
SIl.
6.
S.,
20.
21.
Nohle
Five,
G8,
GO.
Qregea
popper,
83,
85.
Pend
Oreille,
12.45,
12.50.
rioneet
pold,
Nil,
1.90.
Premier,.
2,12,
2.15.
8
Porter.Idaho,
63,
GG.
Reeves
Macdonald,
3.10,
3.20.
iuifus-Argenta,
86,
38.
Ruth-Hope,
53,
55.
Silver
Crest,
11,
12.
.
Silver
Cup,
80,
36.
Silverado
Cons.,
1.05,
1.19.
Silversmith,
12,
15.
Slocan
King,
Nil,
8'.
Snowflakc.
36,
38.
Sunloch,
3.55,
3.75.
Topley
Richfield,
45,
46.
Toric
Mines,
2.10,
2.25.
Wellington,
15,
17.
Whitewater,
1.15,
Nil.
Woodblna,
8Vi,
4.
Bluebird.
20,
21.
Oils
A.
P.
Consolidated,
G7,
G8.
Ualhousie
Oil,
1.7G,
1.80.
Devenlsh
Pet.
Ltd.,
40,
Nil.
Home
Oil,
3.45,
3.50.
Mayland,
2.40,
2.50.
McLeod,
3.25,
3.50.
Freehold.
1.24
Nil
Eastern
Stocks
Sherritt-Gordon,
selling
at
8.45.
Noranda,
selling
at
G1.80.
FUNERAL
NOTICE
Owing
to
a
change
of
plan's
the
funeral
of
3Mrs.
Meeker
will
take
place
.morrow
afternoon
from
HaynQr.Broa.
chapel
at
2:30,
Rev.
A.
WHon
officiating
and
inter-mentlll
take
place
at
Fairvlew
cemetery.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
t
v
T
SCIENTIST
PRESCRIBES
DIET
ACCORDING
TO
TYPE
Consider
your
body
as
a
laboratory
in
which
chemicals
fuse.
refuse
to
mix,
"fight"
one
another,
Xplode,
much
as
they
do
in
a
scientist's
test
tube!
That's
the
ad-ice
of
Dr.
Benjamin
Gaylord
Hauser,
noted
physiological
chem-st,
who
believes
that
the
chemical
personality
of
any
individual
:an
be
accurately
charted
and
his
health
fortified
and
safeguar-1
fcy
foll6wig
his
"type"
diet.
Dr.
Hauser
is
seen
above
with
his
"chemical
man."
used
in
demonstrating
his
theories
on
diet,
lelow
is
Jack
Derapsey,
analysed
as
a
"spdium"
type,
and
Miss
MIMo
Dove,
woo
is
a
"hydrogen"
type.
"Classify
yourself!"
cried
.
Hauser,
and
stiokvto
your
proper
foods.
The
process
wotl't
epaasarily
make
you
wealthy,
but
it
will
certainly
make
,you
ealtfay
and
wise."
Here
are
some
representatives
of
the
aif-Vrent
types:
Sodium':
Galli
Curci,
Pola
Negri
and
Jack
Derapsey;
.'lydrogent
'President-elect
Hoover:
Phosph6rus:
Col.
Lindbergh,
President
Coolidffe;
Cakiiura?
Thomas
A.
Edison
and
Mussolini.
Fishermen
Pass
Resolution
of
Protest
Against
Proposals
of
Canners
The
passing
of
a
resolution
protesting
against
pro
posals
of
the
cannery
companies
in
the
matter
of
limita
tion
of
fishing
and
packing
small,
separate
fishing
areas
was
the
principal
item
of
uuatiiesB
ut
a
liiiguiy
iuiuuuuu
muss
iiieeiuiK
ui
iSHimuii
fishermen
which
was
held
last
night
in
the
Grain
Handlers'
Union
Hall.
The
meeting
was
presided
over
by
A.
Morrison
and
George
Murray
was
appointed
record
secretary.
A
resolutions
committee
'
consisting
of
Mike
Anderson,
A.
Snelman
and
II.
Kohrt
was
appointed.
There
wu'a
large
at-endance
at
the
meeting.
Following
wa
i
he
:e.iolutton,
which
was
moved
by
George
Mur-
ray,
seconded
by
Mike
Anderson,
md
carried
unanimously:
'Whereas
the
B.
C
aalmon
canners
are
sending
a
delegation
to
wait
upon
Hon.
P.
J.
A.
Cardln
that
will
urge
him
to
change
the
'Continued
on
page
two.)
E
take
on
different
forms
or
to
Limit
Activities
privileges
and
the
creation
of
HANGED
HIMSELF
VICTORIA.
Feb.
tt:The
body
of
Michael
Engstrom,
aged
G7,
was
found
suspended
from
a
lieum
by
a
;i-h
cord
in
his
bedroom
at
7G2
E.uimult
Road.
STILL
MORE
RIOTLN'rt
j
HOMBAY,
India.
Feb.
9:
I
Hindu-Mualem
riotinir
commenced
I
again
today,
four
Hindus
being
;
Kuled
in
the.
basaar
section
of
i
the
city.
CANNERY
PLANS
Big
Parliamentary
Guns
Will
Roar
on
Monday
When
BennJt
arid'
Mackenzie
King
Will
Debate
OTTAWA,
Feb.
9.
The
House
of
Commons
is
exerted
to
get
down
to
business
in
earnest
Monday,
when
on
R.
B.
Bennett,
Conservative
leader,
will
open
the
iscussion
on
the
address
in
reply
to
the
speech
from
the
hrone,
criticizing
the
government
policy
and
making
suggestions
.
He
will
be
followed
by
Premier
Mackenzie
King,
10
will
defend
the
government's
actions
and
repiyto
tne
position
leauers
cn.icisms.
"
ii
Lertlay
aiternoon
numerous
;ir
rs
were
filed.
The
address
.ep'y
to
the
speech
from
the
one
was
moved
and
seconded
junior
gove
nment
supporters,
M.
Caylcy,
Liberal
memoer
for
lord
South,
and
C.
E.
Ferland,
beral
member
fur
Jollette,
in
iich
both
referred
to
the
illness
His
Majesty
and
stressed
the
-Ply
condition
in
wh'ch
Canada
,
:s
he
self
today.
Cayley
in:
.t:cular
pointed
to
the
strides
i
ide
by
Canada
in
mining.
I
i
PAID
PENALTY
OF
ASSASSINATION
OF
DDCCinrMT
flDDGPOM
rncJlliCil
I
UDfAIibUJI
MEXICO
CITY,
Feb.
9.
Jose
e
Leon
To.al,
who
assassinated
resident-Elect
Obregon,
was
ex-'
.-utetl
h-
a
firing
squad
today.
.,
I
YOUNG
PEOPLE
ARE
ENTERTAINED
AT
RUPERT
EAST
GYM
The
Rupert
East
United
Church
Young
People's
Society
entertain-
Rev.
John
Hanson
offi
ed
the
Young
People's
Society
ofi'fy.
when
Milton
Hector
'irst
United
Church
last
evening
n
the
gymnasium,
quite
a
large
number
attending.
The
gathering
opened
with
de-otional
exercises
led
by
Rev.
T.
II
.
McAllister,
who
also
welcomed
'he
visitors.
Community
singing,
games
and
contests
were
enjoyed
du
ing
the
evening,
the
contests
beirg
original
antl
Interesting.
Parodies
on
some
of
the
old
songs
proved
very
amusing.
Refreshments
were
served
by
Mrs.
A.
J.
Squ
res,
Mrs.
M.
Lamb.
Mrs.
T.
II.
McAllister,
Mrs.
Leigh
ton
and
Mrs.
Feasby.
Mr.
Stocks,
president
of
the
visiting
society,
proposed
a
vote
of
thanks
to
their
entertainers.
Rev.
A.
Wireon
also
made
a
few
compliraenta
y
remarks,
the
evening
closing
with
community
singing.
FREIGHTER
ALLOWAY
UNDER
OWN
POWER,
TUG
OFF
TO
GET
HER
SEATTLE.
Feb.
9.
The
freighter
Alloway
it
was
reported
late
yesterday
is
proceeding
to
Dutch
Harbor,
Alaska,
under
her
own
power
and
did
not
require
aid.
VICTORIA.
Feb.
9.
The
Sal
vage
King
will
leave
today
for
Dutch
Harbor
to
tow
the
freighters
Haille
and
Alloway
to
either
Victoria
or
Seattle.
,
The
Haille
is
now
at
Dutch
Harbor
having
developed
trouble
on
her
passage
to
Japan.
VICTORIA.
Feb.
9:The
Salvage
King
which
left
Victoria
this
morning
for
Dutch
Harbor
was
ordered
back
to
port
on
ad
vices
from
Seattle.
The
Alloway
is
reported
steaming
to
Dutch
Harbor
uuder
her
own
power.
LARGE
CABARET
Special
.Dinners
Thursday
and
Saturdays
-
Dancing
every
Saturday
nl(ht
from
.9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
Accommodations
for
ITlvats
Parties
fhone
457
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
FOUR
KILLED
VICTORIA
DOCK
VICTORIA.
Feb.
9.
Four
men
were
injured
yesterday
afte.poon
t
Ogden
Point
when
the
C.N.R.
ferry
slip
crashed
into
the
water,
pinning
two
workers
underneath.
The
injured
were
William
Gur-
iy,
seJous
injuries
to
the
spine;
Alex
Nitol,
both
shoulders
fractured;
Frank
Miller
and
Gordon
King,
scalp
injuries.
Two
new
cables
had
been
placed
on
tne"ie
oi
tne
srnrana
tne
eight
men
were
engaged
in
re-
piacftig
those
on
either
side
when
.he.
block
and'
tackle
gave
way,
throwing
the
four
men
into
the
water.
Gurney.and
Nicol,
partly
'under
the
slip,
sustained
the
full
lorce
of
the
impact
when
the
plat
form,
struck
the.
water.
QUIET
WEDDING
WAS
CELEBRATED
YESIERDAY
A
quiet
wedding
took
place
yes-
ciating,
Ole-40
n
of
Prince
George
was
married
to
Mary
Maron
of
the
same
city.
The
event
took
place
at
the
home
of
the
bride's
brother,
John
Woz-ney,
120
Eighth
Ave.
East.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wozney
were
the
witnesses.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oleson
left
for
Prince
George
fcdaJjt;
KING
ARRIVES
SAFELYBOGNOR
LONDON,
Feb.
9.
The
King
left
Buckingham
Palace
at
10:30
o'clock
this
morning
for
Bognor,
where
he
arrived
safely
3
hours
later.
The
trip
was
made
in
a
special
ambulance
without
incident.
His
Majesty
was
greeted
by
large
crowds
us
he
was
leaving
the
palace
and
managed
to
wave
his
arm
feebly
to
the
cheering
people
as
he
departed.
He
was
greet
ed
by
all
the
villages
en
route
to
Bognor.
The
following
bulletin
was
issued
this
evening
"The
King
travelled
to
Craigwell
House
without
undue
fatigue
and
his
-eneral
condition
is
satisfactory."
Scottish
Humor
Imported
direct
from
the
Aberdeen
Joke
Factory
THE
COFFIN
SALE
An
Aberdeen
Undertaker
anxious
to
increase
his
business
advertised
a
few
coffins
at
half
price.
Next
week
there
were
six
suicides
in
the
Granite
City.-