CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Everyone
read
the
Clauiried
Adi.
If
you
low,
advertise
tor
it.
If
you
find,
locate
the
owner,
Whatever
you
need,
aderttee
tor
It
UKT
T1IK
CI.ASftlHKI
IMIIIT
Vn!
XX.,
No.
5,
'
v
.
h
;
Krillnh
steamer
Agra,
which
4
..
Ground
Broken
for
New
Sawmill
at
Porpoise
Harbor
Adjoining
Billmor
Mill
6
Miles
from
City
National
Airplane
Lumber
Company
Will
Cut
Own
Logs
From
Fulls
River
Up
the
Ecstall
River
at
10,000
Capacity
Plant
-aw,
will
be
re-iea
ana
j.
Kanaolpn
isiacK,
vice-presi
1
is
expected
to
be
in
oper-
lent
of
the
National
va.
-
season.
Lumber
will
1
both
by
rail
and
water
,
f
will
be
installed
an
!
200-foot
pur
which
will
AGRA
WILL
BE
FIFTH
VESSEL
I
"if
About
Thursday
to
Load
Mieat
From
Local
Kiev
tor;
(racefiekl
Rspected
at
Weei.tifld
CARDINAL
TOSI
DIED
AT
MILAN
"ruing
from
the
old
country,
:
i..
(ha
fifth
ahin
nf
th
AHA-
UIT
IV
Haiti
Jan
GEORGE
MURRAY,
(v
wav
a
erwm
The
National
Airplane
Lumber
Co.,
Inc.,
whose
prin-
v
111
11
uvU
llxl.
(
vals
live
at
Kewanee,
111.,
have
started
breaking
of
nirrv
VCvTCDHAT
.n.l
on
a
site
adjoining
the
Billmor
Spruce
.
MilU
Ltd.,
)iW
luilLKunl
i
i
v
i.
i.
t
ii..
r
i:
'.lie
casu
oeiween
me
railway
iracK
01
ue
anauiuii
ays
and
Ridley
Island,
which
has
been
chosen
for
.
construction
of
a
new
sawmill
which
will
specialize
i
in'
higher
grades
of
lumber,
particularly
the
produc-i
of
airplane
spruce
for
shipment
to
the
United
States.
:
iil.
ip
sawmilling
plant
with
uriiy
of
about
40,000
feet,
lonrn-ct
with
the
main
line
of
the
.
.
u'pment)
including
planer
railway.
j
J
-i
w
a.
hi
a
t
Hluenosc
Statesman
Made
a
Record
for
Length
of
His
MONTREAL,
Jan.
7.
Hon.
nAA
tr
f.
is
n
11
i
faiiruanth
century,
posuion
oi
provmti.i
.
rcnuii;
"
"
"
1
.
-
-
-
-
-
rt
loading
a
full
cargo
for
the
Uajal,
cardinals
are
in
a
minority
;
m
I
lifted
Kingdom
or
Continent.
;
n
four
in
the
sacred
college.
:
-k-
Thi
Mirth
kin
af
the
season
is
Die
(iracefield,
coming
about
Sat-'
'
"
.
lir.
Murray
became
a
candidate
yVNTIHES
Francf,
Jan.
7.
Ait
Vlftftria
County
In
1897,
where
l
he
elevator
ia
aaarly
full
of
trrana
nuse
cnw.
?
w
rw
in
rone
01
mw-
wwmvuh.
the
country,
dted
early
PWtr
Vt"
-
n
(
a
s
arrived
from
m
Tries.
'
several
weeks'
illnes.
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
Organized
Twenty
Years
Ago
Is
Still
Doing
Good
Work
for
City
First
President
Was
John
Houston,
but
Number
of
Pres-
cut
Members
Held
Office
anil
look-Part
In
Its
Deliberations
The
end
of
1023
marked
the
completion
of
20
years
i
of
ii
.(.ful
and
effective
work
which
has
been
carried
on
by
the
I'rir.w
Rupert
Hoard
of
Trade
for
the
advancement
;
and
.
..
,
.
n...
rnv,
Pmin
nf
Trade
has
i'
lopmcnt
of
any
lmiwrtance
In
t
city
that
the
board
has
not
l
i
n
iiwtrument.nl
In
encouraging
therefore
being
'I
-inmortlng.
The
board
nas
an
A
rarn
II
how
th.
board
had
...
...
.
.
0!
1
.
.
'
IWV.
'
on
foar
contecu-
.AUSTRALIA
DECIDES
TO
SCRAP
CRUISER
CANBERRA.
Australia,
Jan.
7.
i
The
government
has
decided
to
I
scrap
the
light
cruiser
Sydney,
luid
down
in
1912,
which
sank
the
German
ralde:
war.
Emden
during
the
.'SAVED
CREW
GERMAN
SHIP
Only
Two'
l.o.t
When
Freighter
Sank
500
Miles
Off
Newfoundland
BRBJIKNV
Germany,
Jan.
7.
I
ogress
oi
Wis
port
anu
city.
x.
The
Miptan
of
the
American
aM-had
the
advantage
ol
nttvininesucwwiu.
..
-
niunu
SaKuach(.
today
nojff!e(i
;in'Tit
business
men
of
the
city
interested
ami
taKing
the
owntrs
of
the
5r,oo-ton
German
:..
t
iv
nri
In
nno!on
with
lU
WOl'k.
This
Work,
thcr0-;fre,War
Roodelptlm
that
he
had
lore,
has
been
of
a
particularly
effective
nature
m
many
...
.
.
-
-
'
"
II..
1.
...H
O
'
-
"
.iv
t
and
there
nas
naruijr
.
xlL
contr
bution
by
both
and
Dominion
former
premier
of
Nova
Scotia,
died
at
hi.
borne
here
last
n
ght
Provincial
governments.
In
Dr.
following
three
days'
illness
from
f
lc,jf
1
AirnUr,.
'
,
a
Airplane
a
ya-aiaw
-
found
in
a
large
degree
and
the
rA
P
r-minnt,
MtOFIf.
HWW
"
S
.
IHU1iVMBI
-wmm,
J
,
a
mbiiiimp
it.
tin
Kbu
Iimh
tiM
f
AT
-rir.
nu;nt;r
ia
von
ftnowo
mn
ome
time,
will
remain
ia
Prince
fv,B
njnel
premier
!:..pert
to
superintend
tbe
cor-
a
f
-"SL
of
the
mill.
R.
II.
Daw-
SJJmSIXZ
mtor
f
Colorado
apiWR.
aw
a
i-..
.
from
lflM
,92.
I
n.-.cip.H
M
the
conpany
.is
nere
.
'
,
...
as
well.
The
tMnpany
has
extensive
timber
holdings
on
Big
Falls
Crock,
a
tributary
of
the
Esctall
River,
as
well
as
on
the,
Queen
Cha
lotte
Islands.
when
he
voluntarily
retired.
The
forne-
Nova
Scotia
premier
was
born
in
Grand
Narrows,
N.S.
land
again
in
the
by-election
of
i
r.-Ai.
lg96.
He
was
appointed
to
the
i
to
l,md
grain
from
the
Alberta
naI
Tosl,
who
succeeded
the
pres-
'J0"
f
Novf
f"
i-at
Pool's
Prince
Rupert
eleva-
fBt
pop,
,
Archbishop
of
Milan,
J
d
!.
,"9'n
.
she
is
due
about
Thursday,
is
died
here,
aged
68.
For
the
first
Mr-
lWing
hi
18
he
form-
Ur-.uh
lined
and
will
go
on
berth
time
since
the
popes
lived
at
Avig
-im.Kliately
at
the
elevator
l.vator
to
to
in
n
the
h.
j
wm
w
mwm
-
'
w
,,
HVII
Sit
"W
office
was
tendered
him."
UP
FOR
TRIAL
SEDITION'GHARGE
EDMONTON.
Jan.
7.
William
tfnp'n,
member
of
the
liquor
ea-
n
1861.
and
was
educated
at
Bos-
forcement
squad,
was
committed
ton
Unrreraity
and
was
granted
or
trial
following
a
.preliminary
honorary
degree
by
St.
Francis
hearing
on
a
charge
of
sedition,
Xavler
College
and
Dalhousie
Urti-
e'd
before
Magistrate
Primrose,
versity
.
Law
was
his
chosen
pro-
il
aa
set
at
$2400.
himself
in
fesiou,
but
he
soon
turned
to
pol-
00
nnd
one
rety
for
a
iim-itics.
lie
was
unsuccesfnl
in
his
lsr
amount,
first
venture,
having
been
beaten
Kispin,
it
was
alleged,
spoke
as
candidate
for
tbe
federal
house
disrespectifully
of
Hia
Ms
jest)
for
Caps
Breton
in
1387
and
1891
Kicg
George
and,
in
vulgar
and
ed
an
administration
and
took
the
ibscene
language,
is
said
to
have
xpressed
-the
wish
that
he
might
:ie.
COLD
WAVE
ANDSTORM
Eleven
Lives
Lost
In
Southern
Blizzard
and
Ships
Affected
NBW
YORK,
Jan.
7.
A
cold
wave
affected
a
large
por
tion
of
the
country
-today.
Three
members
of
the
crew
of
the
tithing
boat
Henrietta
were
lost
when
the
craft
sank
off
Iing
Beach,
long
Island,
in
a
gale.
Steamer
Herman
''rAM-h
Is
nhorc
off
Newport,
Rhode
Island.
A
blizzard
in
the
south
cost
11
lives.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
CentraJ
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
MONDAY,
JANUARY
7,
1929
LOCATION
ALONGSIDE
NEW
BILLMOR
MILL
GETS
A
POSITION
AS
FARM
LOAN
Dr.
MacLcan
Has
Wide
Knowledge
Which
Will
J!e
Useful
at
Ottawa
OTTAWA,
Jan
7.--In
making
the
announcement
of
he
appointment
!'
J.
D.
MaeL'N-.n.
former
premier
of
Br
ti?h
Columbia,
as
federal
loan
commissioner,
Minister
of
Finance
Robb
said:
"The
appointment
is
onci
ajir.
re
the
office
nought
the
man,
and
not
the
man
the
posit
on.
It
is
desi
Me
that
the
commissioner
have
a
broad
knowledge
of
Cunadian
conditions
and
also
understand
provincial
finances.
The
latter
is
im
portant,
as
the
act
provides
for
that
Leonard
Davis
of
QuaU.no,
Vancouver
Island,
and
his
18-year
old
companion,
a
niece
of
R.
0.
Clark
of
Port
Sound,
who
left
A
week
ago,
have
been
dresyned
baa.
been
inc
eased
by
the
discovery
of
their
launch
tran4dd
oo
tM
rocky
shore
a
mile
and
a
half
north
!of
Blunden
Harbor.
The
discovery
was
made
by
Flight
Lieutenant
A.
II.
Hull,
who
flew
north
to
assist
in
the
search.
The
two
who
are
missing
left
Boston
Grill
LAKCSB
CAIlAltET
Special
Dinner
Thursday!
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
hafurrtajr
nljht
from
0
tu
12.
Dance
Hall
tor
Hire
Accommodations
for
Private
Parties
Phone
457
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
PORPOISE
HARBOR
AT
LKFT:
AIR
VISITORS
Takinjr
off
at
Cleveland
for
t'bkago.
Fium
left:
Gen.
Lord
Thompson,
president
of
Aero
Club
of
Croat
Britain;
Samuel
Mather.
Cleveland,
head
of
welcoming
committee;
Ambassador
Myron
Herrick,
France;
Piere
Etienne
Flandin,
president
of
Aero
Club
of
France.
BAD
WEATHER
IN
ENGLAND
Celd
Intense
in
Cernwall,
tere
Usually
II
is
arm
LONDON,
Jan.
7.
Eng.
land
is
experiencing
one
of
the
longest
cold
tpells
of
the
present
season.
Motorists,
have
been
held
us
through
reads
freezing
after
sleet,
The
frost
in
intense
in
Corn-.
weL
where
it
is
a
rare
occur
rence.
TWO
ARE
LOST
King
of
Jugo-Slavia
Is
Dictator
in
Forming
Country's
Cabinet
Nou-Party
Group
to
Advise
Alexander
Instead
of
Parliamentary
Regime
Whiqh
Was
Hopelessly
Split
BELGRADE,
Jugo-Slavia,
Jan.-7.
Kinir
Alexander
was
virtually
dictator
of
Jugo-Siavla
today,
having
sus-
i
panued
the
constitution
and
named
a
non-party
cabinet
Tho
rnW.fpll
bno.k
nri
nnn-narlinmnnt
crnvommonr
nf
a
VANrOIIVFR
ID
militarv
stamp
after
a
futile
attempt
to
reconcile
the
T
filTVvU
f
Liil
strong
party
and
racial
antagonism
with
which
the
par-
liamentary
regime
has
been
split
since
June.
"ZT'"..
The
d?5tic
action
of.
the
king
caused
.
sensation
rrived
Home
Uirougnuui
uie
country,
uut
uo
uisiuruances
OCCUrreil.
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
7.
Fears
The
Croats
seemed
to
welcome
tne
king
s
move
heartily.
TAYLOR
URGES
PRESENTATION
CO-OPERATION;
TO
BANDMASTER
Pirt.of
Prince
Rupert
Mentioned
by
Vancouver's
Mayor
In
I
Valedictory
Co-iperntlon
with
municipal
!inrMarilv
It
waa
hnnht
nrob.
1
the
island
has
brought
about
a
able
that
they
took
to
the
rbwboat
j
bettet
feeling
than
has
existed
be-when
the
launch
was
disabled.
for.M
-aid
Louis
D.
Taylor
in
hi
veledlctory
address
on
retiring
as
rnavor
of
Vancouver
last
week.
Coquitlam
Municipal
Clerk
Supposed
to
Hate
Been
Killed
"Any
feeling
of
jealousy
that
may
have
been
noted
has
passed;
ill
are
working
for
the
common
good,
realising
that,
as
one
grows
and
expands,
the
other
benefits
indirectly.
As
Victoria,
Prince
Rup-
n
I
17
I
I
.
1
trt
and
New
Westminster
prog-
DOtlV
rOUna
On
ISOOm
0l
LOffS
ressaaports.sodoWPOwnport.
There
is
business
for
all."
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Jan.
7.
William
Russell,
municipal
dork
of.
Cociuitlam
municipality,
is
believed
to
sel
exeept
the
third
engineer
and
have
been
rriUrdered.
His
bndv
with
a
bullet
throuuh
the
n
eooch
the
ships
carpenter
when
the
i,
This
in,.
-
8hlp
sank
about
600
miles
off
New.
uuiS
uum
ux
uu
rrark
in
the
history
of
the
Board
hore
thlS
morning.
nf
Trade,
it
is
interesting
to
iook
den
for
exv
Yqt.
,
The
police
believe
that
Russell
was
murdered
elsewhere
'
and
that
the
body
wa
taken
in
an
automobile
or
other
FRANK
NIGHBOR
HAS
INJURED
HIS
KNEE,
IS
OUT
OF
HOCKEY
OTTAWA,
Jan.
7.
Frank
w
I'StablnUted
Itseir
SO
Urmij
,
.
,-,.,i.,n
-h
those
Who
have
vmfflMTnW
Ton
7.
ltn,.....l
1
.I
-.1
i
l
J
I
I
Ull
U
Niohhnr
naairliiaa
nttsiM
i-Hlitre.
.
...
..-ltt,
i,iv,.v.-..
,.w.-.w.
.
......
a.
u
VUI11C1U
IIMll
lirjlUUlJll
Lll
LI1H
TlVUr
Si
L'lllTK.
1L
1R
UCllCVCU
1L
I
fie
l-
UILII.'VI
ariairS'OT
me
...
cominuii..'
'
.
,
,
.
rt
n
conne(lion
,..
rh0f
mxtinn
.!,...
...
.
.
.
?
.
.
,
,
,
P
.
....
i.
'
will
ha
nut
of
hoi-kev
for
two
or
I
hut
it
i
nlmoit
a
complement
of.
1
during
thene
r"
WM
sWenactl
m
W0
UOUy
SnOUKl
emor
me
water,
uut
i.
with
wiiii
Us
iih
wwiti
operations
m.
---r.
censor
ui
of
Arta
niuciiu
for
lur
13
hi
years
yearn
i
i
i
i
,
o
Landed
bnnm
of
lnrrs.
.
-i..
,.n
.n,i
f
n
most
as
much
.ri,..
iu,
Thn
.
.
.
.
:
-
nn
.a
-
"
pi
w
ye.im.
c
-
i
anu
lormer
suierinienaent
or
ii
V
P
rtance.
except
for
matUr0
r
i
Houston,
Its
first
president,
may
llanff
National
Pnrk,
s
dead
aged
RllSSell
WRS
foillierly
teller
.
of
the.Bnilk
i
of
e
Montreal
i
i
M!ii(ipHl
administration,
as
the
178.
horn
IieiO.
u.y.ouncll
Itself.
I
Continued
on
Page
Four
currence
of
'the
old
knee
injury.
The
management
i.
said
to
be
seeking
a
new
forward.
A
presentation
was
made
at
the
last
practice
by
the
Boys'
Band
or
a
fine
ebony
dresser
set
in
an
alligator
case
to
Bandmaster
Wilson
us
a
mark
of
appreciation
of
Blunden
Harbor
Monday
last
fori
i
ties
of
the
lower
mainland
and
hi
work
with
them.
Percy
Mc-
iniosn
was
spokesman
lor
tne
rroup.
making
a
neat
little
speech
n
doing
so,
and
Mr.
Wilson
feel-"Hy
replied.
The
band
is
starting
the
New
iVar
with
the
aim
of
making
another
tour
this
year,
but
whether
o
Edmonton
again
or
south
has
ot
yet
been
determined.
H
MILL
WILL
OPKN
PORPpiSH
HARBOR
DUKING
PKBRUAItV
v
l
The
mw
sawmill
of
tho
y
Billmor
8pmce
Mills
Ltd.,
about
aiK
miles
along
the
Canadian
National
Railway
track
west
of
Prince
Rupert
on
Porpoise
Harbor,
is
ex-
netted
to
be
opened
for
op-
erations
early
in
February.
Finishing
touches
are
now
being
made
on
the
construct-
ion
of
the
pluut.