mom
re,
Mineteen
Year
Old
Lad
F:
at
Says
He
Helped
to
Kill
Boys
at
Riverside
Farm
T
J
f
BRAWLER
FOUNDERED,
i
1
n
i
.
Ruth,
who
was
buned
to
death
in
Dr.
Kinder's
home
here,
Chief
of
Police
Milmore
said
he
was
satisfied
with
Kinder's
statement.
T'i-J-
JJ
UmA
lilwl)
with
CREW
OF
SIXTEEN
LOST
.
a
t
1.
since
mi.
Wrince
Rupert
One
of
Three
'
'
Different
Gates
to
the
Peace
River
Says
C.P.R.
President
In
an
interview,
said
to
have
been
given
to
Paul
Read-
u
...
....i
.nuunmnnrmnr
in
i
iie
i
hiiiiiiiiiaui
wv
-
in).:,
a
.siiecim
uuhcbiuiiucii.
------
1
.
i
.1
i.
i
pim
inn
h
ndson's
Hope
there
is
not
a
place
wnere
in
i.ridged.
North
and
south
of
the
river
our
branch
lines
I
Im
extended
westward
and
as
t
..
tit
1
1
f
v
link-
lltl
,1.
wlopment
brings
tncreasen
.
the
I'arsnip
mvor
vuv
-
11
iim
llie
time
lor
conaiuiu-iuK
"
i
ii
outlet
through
the
mouii-i
.
i
i
-
...
im
nuiv
arrive.
Jie
snowru
,
.
.
-
.i
-
w
a
line
mtgm
one
uay
uo
w-
ie.i
westward
through
the
Peace
.
i
.
Ot
.
t
at
iit
v
iiusn
ami
on
w
dwitbiv
1
...
ii
ttw.-n
tin
of
th
rortianti
PHnee
Geonre
and
the
Canadian
Pacific
at
Lytton
or
Ashcroft.
"There
are
three
logical
gates
lo
the
Pacific."
he
said.
"Vancouver
which
is
well
situated,
well
,
h..l.
how
another
line
might
run
equipped
and
has
the
advantage
oi
uih
from
with
the
Canadian
Kationai
in
ONE
acclamation
i
many
m&yors;
,
Whole
Council
and
School
lizard
i
Chosen
Yesterday
in
New
!
Westminster.
i
.
i
REEVES
AI.SO
ELECTED
KKKNBORO,
N.C.,
Jan.
15.
Declaring
that
he
Contests
Avoided
in
Scleral
.Mun!-,
(
-onion
btewart
Northcott
kill
four
of
the
phi
Wren
cipaiuic
muit
m
icMcr-
,
.;.!!!
in
California,
Clarence
Robertson,
aged
19,
who
day'H
Action
:.
nervine
in
the
army,
gave
himself
up
last
nierht
...
-
-ute
nere.
following
mayors
were
elected
by
!c
air
that
several
months
aero
he
obtained
a
nass
acclamation
yesterday:
Pr
the
government
hospital
and
went
to
the
farm
where
New
Westminster
a
.
,
Mlt
was
Stayinc
and
NortllCOtt
offered
him
S3000
Gray
and
the
entire
city
and
Nelson
Winslow
at
Northcott
s
WineviIIe
members
of
council
ranch.
&0UNG
IRISH
'PROBE
DEATH
PEOPLE
DROWN:
,
JF
IN.
.....1
!'!
.ii
W
U.S
'
rum
Jan.
15.
Thfee
;
WATBWOWN.
Mas..
JtCi.
IS.
Welts
council
;i
i
he
children.
His
story
is
being
investigated.
.and
sehoorfcoard.
v-""0-
11
Mor-
orth
IVKRSIDE,
Cal.,
Jan.
15.
-
Sanford
Clark,
15
d
.f
age,
nephew
of
Gordon
Northcott,
told
today,
orandFo
ke
t.
a.
Love.
th"
witness
stand
of
beating
to
death
with
axes
of
Greenwood
T
.
M.
Guiicy
und!
three
jrirla
were
After
questioning
Dr."
rSdward
councillor.
Uossmuth,
Bonne-
H.
Kinder,
the
Boston
dentist,
for
Esquimalt
James
L.
Rick
,
last
night
while
re-
rour
hours
concerning
his
rela-
Tadanao
E
.
M.
Stiles,
a
danre.
The
boat
Hons
with
Mrs.
George
Herman
;
they
were
riding
appar-
ized.
Kelson
R.
D.
Barnes.
!
NanaJrjao
F.
A.
Busby.
'
Trail
Herbert
Clark.
Itoeves
were
chosen
by
acclamation
in
the
iattowteg
municipalities:
Sovtfa
Vancouver
(Matrlet
J.
XwFroauae.
'"
j.
CeldMMMHB
W.'
H.
C.
MerrinJ
and
all
other
offices.
Sainton
E.
C.
Maynard
and
all
DOHERTY
HONORED
AT
EDMONTON
BY
BOARD
OF
TRADE
'MS
(IE,
Norway,
Jan.
15.
.
PAWS,
Ja...
15.
Georges
EDMONTON,
Jan.
15:-Fred
j
v.
received
here
today
that
Clemencean,
w-t.me
premier
of
w
DnWrty,
immediate
past
pres-l
:
sh
t
awler
Thomas
Hardy
France,
has
been
i
confined
to
ws
fct
of
Edmonton
chamber!
.
.
(I
in
the
Artie
Ocean
and
home
several
nays
w
v
of
16
were
drowned.
i
grippe.
of.
Commerce
and
manager
of
the
i
Kay
al
Rank,
who
has
been
trans
ferred
to
Calgary,
was
honored
by
members
of
the
chamber
at
a
banquet
tendered
him
in
the
Mac-donald
Hotel.
s
Eulogistic
speeches
from
several
of
the
prominent
citisens
of
Edmonton
culminated
1n
the
presentation
to
Mr.
Doherty,
who
is
leaving
soon
for
the
southern
city,
of
&
beautiful
desk
clock,
the
presentation
being
made
by
John
M.
Imrie.
y
Some
75
persons
were
present
(i.
li.
van
Allen,
president,
oc-
.
.
u.vwa
tifnm
rnmo
:
-
j
.
l.
L...i
Hcattv
is
said
to
have
mmcaiea
mat
"""l1.1
:ui,iru
",e
l,,u"
r
...
t
ti
nnfw
rtiio
nf
which
was
I
lo.
u
ai
trates
to
tne
reace
iuvci
wu"ji
,
ll.n.uirh
Prince
Rupert
.
.
.
....
IniT
ATT
DT1AT
The
Peace
River
District,"
Mr.
Beatty
pointed
out,
is
nil
nViU
IVUil
by
the
river
itself
ana
lrom
i-eace
1
niyw
AUTO
DRIVER
SURRENDERS
Theodor
Hoggs
Says
He
Wns
Mun
At
Wheel
When
Knyc
Was
Killed
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
16:
Walk-
Finlay
Forkes
alang
a
steady
flow
of
traffic
Inward
,lng
into
the
police
station
late
-
and
outward.
Prince
Rupert,
j
yesterday
afternoon
Tlveodor
4-
I
PUBLIC
MEETING
Wcstholme
Theatre
Wednesdny,
8:00
p.m.
S.
P.
McMordle,
candidate
re-election
as
JIAYOR,
will
address
the
electors.
Ml
eundidates
for
public
of-i'ii-e
hit
invited
to
speak
at
this
meeting.
12-
4
which
is
less
used
but
nearer
to
iwKtrs,
kou
iweniy,
win
tne
ioi
the
Orient,
and
Stewart,
which
at
I
ice
that
hewatOhajlfiifw:
olibai
present
is
hardly
known
at
an.
,The
national
dividing
line
between
the
eastward
and
westward
flow
f
traffic
from
the
Peace
River
country,
he
said,
lay
through
Spirit
Diver
and
Grande
Prairie.
As
car
wnifti
nn
and
Killed
Edward
Kaye
erf
Granville
and
Pacific
Streets
early
Sunday
morning.
He
is
charged
with
manslaughter
and
was
released
on
$5,000
bail.
Bogga
is
a
son
of
Professor
T.
namdation
and
uroduction
moved
,H.
Beggs
of
the
department
of
!
westward
from
thia
line
the
con-(economies
In
the
University
of
'sideration
of
a
new
road
through
jB.
C.
and
is
a
studet
at
the
un-.
the
mountains
would
arise.
The
iversity.
He
appeared
in
police
.
..
,
.....
T
I
ll.t.
I...-
.1
j
opportunity
ior
lower
graueo
nun
hub
uruiuK
cnargea
witn
another
important
factor
prompt-
manslaughter
and
was
remanded
ing
it.
for
wwk
on
6,000
liail.
MINE
STOCKS-.
AGAIN
MOVE
SirJfcr
at
Reeves
McDonald
Cairseci
Flurry
in
That
Property
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
ISt
There
Is
a
pretty
general
ad-
vanre
in
mining
slocks.hcre
today.
Reeves
McDonald
has
'
been
affected
favorably
by
news
of
a
new
strike
at
the
property
which
has
given
the
stock
quite
a
boost.
THREE
ROYAL
INVALIDS
ARE
King
George's
very
slew
progress
was
continuing.
Queen
Mary's
cold
was
much
better
and
she
had
practioally
recovered
frem
her
in
disposition.
The
princes
cola
also
wn
much
better.
Beth
the
prince
and
his
mother
were
confined
to
their
rooms.
The
King
enjoyed
a
comfortable
day
after
.
James
Carruthers.
lose
their
lives
todtiy
from
suffocation
when
fire
destroyed
their
home
in
West-mount,
a
suburb
of
Montreal
!
BETTERTODAF
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
Ev-ryone
reada
the
Claulfit
AO.
i.au;e
CAItAKET
If
y
iu
lose,
advertlne
tor
it.
Special
Dinner
Thursdays
and
"x
i
Saturckiys
.
It
y
u
find,
locate
the
owner.
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
WiKitevor
you
need,
advertise
for
It
tA1
from
0
ta
13.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommodations
for
Private
1
(JET
THE
CLASSIFIED
IIADIT.
Partlee
Phone
437
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Vo.
11.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
TU
ESDAY,
JANUARY
15,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
THREE
FUSES
TO
GIVE
UP
SALVATION
ARMY
NO
RBDUCTION
OF
ORIENTAL
LICENSES
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
16:
Pending
the
ruling
of
the
,
lriyGaej1
n
1ke
-matter
I
of
the
Domin.on
risberies
f
I
denartmcnt.
thev
will
not
re-
l
duce
the
number
of
licenses
issued
to
Oriental
fishermen
thia
year,
was
announced
by
PROPOSAL
TO
CHANGE
METHOD
OF
ELECTING
I
MAYOR
AT
EDMONTON
EDMONTON,
aJn.
16:
Abolit
ion
of
the
elective
office
of
mayor
and
the
election
of
11
aldermen
instead
of
10,
one
of
whom
would
elected
mayor
by
his
fellow
members
of
the
council,
and
the
)
striking
out
of
property
qualiil-j
LONDON,
Jan.
16.
The
three
cations
for
candidates
for
civic
oyal
invalids
at
Buckingham
Pal-
office,
will
be
charter
amend-j
ace
were
making
progress
today.
-ought
by
the
-city
at
the
!
-t.tju!
..tt,nritAtfvlr
that
'"nfuu,,"
e'n
if
recommendations
of
the
bylaws
committee
are
approved
iy
the
city
council.
GENERALFOCH
;
IS
NO
BETTER
the
issuance
of
the
bulletin
which
was
the
first
since
last
Wednesday
PARIS,
Jan.
15.
The
condition
to
record
a
definite
improvement
of
Marshal
Foch,
suffering
from
in
his
condition.
;a
heart
attuck.
was
reported
stationary
this
afternoon.
The
HIRAM
L.
'
PIPER
.morning
bulletin
reported
a
alight
attenuation
nf
eymptcin.
The
i
apt
i
ipp
in
nnp
LOST
LlrE
IN
HKh
.ute
of
the
heart
and
renal
con-
I
dition
both
presented
ameliora-
MONTREAL,
Jan.
15-Hiram
tlon.
This
condition
n
L.
Pijier,
president
of
the
rail-
Brave
and
another
attack
wouM
wav
sutmlv
rommuiv
bearluE
his
cause
the
gravest
forebodtMgS.
name,
and
his
wife
sister
of
Sir
NEW
BRUNSWICK'S
NEW
LIE
I
'TEN
A
NT-GOVERNOR
AND
HIS
ADVISORS
Plant
at
Tod
Inlet
to
Again
Operate
After
Helng
Closerf
r
VICTORIA.
Jan.
15:
Because
of
the
growing
development
of
the
nrovince.
preparations
are
under
way
by
the
B.C
Company
Limited
to
reopen
second
plant
at
Tod
Inlet.
were
concentrated
at
the
new
Batnberton
plant,
on
the
Malahat
tide
of
Saanich
Inlet.
Announcement
of
the
doubling
up
of
capacity
at
the
cement
works
was
made
by
Edwin
Tom-!
lin.
managing
director
of
the
com-
POSITION
v....
)
:
(loverrmnt
while
,
were
bci
-worn
ii
..-
.M
r
!
;
tne
t.
to
right
:
Hon.
Lew..-
Smith,
Min
t'-r
of
Ai'iicu'turt
;
Hon.
A.
J.
man
N.
Brunswick
Electric
Pow
r
Commission;
Hon.
L.
P.
D.
Til
Secretary;
Major-General
H.
II.
McLean,
Lieutenant-Governor;
M
('.
I).
Richard.
Miaister
of
Lands
and
Jin
lie
Works.
.N
w
Brur-...?
x.
uv:
.un-ini
,.
n.
i,
..i'
tl.e
Provincial
-.
ut:vr
'ouncil
i
mined
ian
ly
uiter
he
had
assumed
office.
Left
f.
per,
Provincial
Secretary
'I
r
usurer;
Hon.
E.
A.
Reilly,
Chair-y,
President
of
the
Executive
'ouncil;
R.
S.
Barker,
Official
lor
E.
J.
Lounsbury,
A.D.C.;
Hon.
J.
B.
M.
Baxter,
Premier;
Hon.
.i
n.
-.
!.'.
Dixua,
Clerk
of
the
Executive
Council;
and
lion.
D.
A.
Stewart,
Minister
of
Pub-
General
Booth
Refuses
to
Retire
and
Strain
Causes
Relapse
Today
Major
J.
A.
Motherwell.
LONDON,
Jan.
15.
It
was
stated
in
well-informed
Muv,tH
circles
this
afternoon
that
General
Bramwell
Booth's
re-
.
i
I
rli
fm.H-jia
ViiorVi
minnn
nf
tVia
RlvaHnn
Armv
UK)C
a
rp-
i
ifusal
to
retire.
SOUTHWOLD,
Jan.
15.
The
strain
of
the
past
few
days
is
reported
to
have
affected
the
condition
of
General
Bramwell
Booth
adversely
and
he
has
suffered
a
minor
relapse
which
is
leaving
him
a
decidedly
sicfc
man.
CEMENT
WORKS
jPOPETALKS.
IS
TO
RE-OPEN1
OF
SITUATION
i
ROIE,
JLm.
15:
Pope
Tius
al-a
lot
oisWsalali)
with
Car
dinal
Gasparr,
secretary
of
state,
this
mos-aing
In
-whic
tte
possibilities
of
the
situation
in
regard
to
the
Roman
question
were
liacussed.
'The
conversation
fol-
Cement
j
lowed
the
receipt
of
various
mes-
it8
sages
lrom
America
reporting
.ihe
impression
produced
thereby
...
1
t
tk.
..U
.Ju.Sf.in.r''"""
IIUUUIK.CIUCIH,
Uk
Btch.rGardenS.d
ha.
been
j
,
I
.
t
.
a.h.il..
iaie
ior
me
isi
ven
wn,
wkhv-cement
production
operations
Holy
agreement
been
reached
between
the
See
and
the
Italian
state.
NEW
KING
IN
AFGHANISTAN
Pny-
,
i
NEW
DELHI,
India.
Jan.
15
"The
prospect
of
steadily
"-The
abdication
of
Amanullah
as
milnif
ripvflnnment
in
British
r
a
ru
.
:
i
1
imirp
KILL
Ul'
IW
W1IFAT
HIIUAI
.
,
'
niwiMo
Irnli.ml.iB
in
th
next
few
vears
!
.,..1...,
t
4
i
in.
v.....".-
.
-
jvanui
i
uuuii
ywvcriuijr
.
uh
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
16:
The
hM
prompted
the
B.C.
Cement
kr
fsince
Inayatullah.
price
of
wheat
here
today
was
Company
to
put
the
Tod
Inlet
was
jmmediately
crowned
king
in
$1.2014.
Your
Vote
and
Influence
Respectfully
Solicited
for
the
re-election
of
S.
P.
McMordie,
as
Mayor
Eronomlral
Administration
And
No
Taxes
On
Improvements
!
plant
in
readiness
to
take
care
of
the
business
when
it
comes,"
i)fr.
Tonvlin
said
in
his
announcement
W
nnt
vat
nulla
tin
to
m-
ipacity
at
the
Bamberton
plant,:
....
n
1
1
.
PPL
I
wnicn
is
a,uuv
oarreta
a
oay.
in
capacity
at
the
Tod
Inlet
plant
is
2.000
barrels
a
day.
The
joint
capacity
of
both
plants
is
1,500,-000
barrels
a
year.
The
consumption
here
has
been
running
about
600,000
barrels
a
year.
Preparations
to
open
the
Tod
Inlet
plant
are
taken
as
a
precautionary
measure."
I
his
place.
a
PUBLIC
MEETING
In
the
interest
of
M.
M.
STEPHENS,
candidate
for
Mayor,
will
be
held
in
MOOSE
HALL
WEDNESDAY
EVENING
at
S
p.m.
Candidates
for
Mayor,
Aldermen
and
School
Trustee
invited.
Come.
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