CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
Ejeryone
reads.
Ada.
if
tuu
ioee,
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locsd,
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jrou
ilna,
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you
ned.
d
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THE
CLASSIFIED
HAL
X
li,
where
the
German
freighter
Piaster
foundered
yes-'
.
'
,
.
-4.
1.
1
it
m.
.1
l'
lay
after
being
driven
on
;
a-
tost.
In
the
town
of
Alma
Ata,
in
Russian
Turkestan,
a
land-j
io
Saturday
swept
11
personsto
their
deaths.
Four
,
!
knien
sent
to
clear
the
tracks
for
the
Simplon
Express
Ttiraccan,
Turkey,
were
frozen
to
death.
Three
per--
.s
were
frozen
to
death
in
Budapest.
Today
groping
through
a
choking
fog,
the
worst
pf
the
inter,
shipping
along
the
China
coast
was
bucking
an
ice
a
rir
r
30
miles
out
to
sea,
and
clear
across
Europe
and
'
there
was
a
cold
wave
unsurpassed
in
generations
.
The
third
day
of
the
worst
blizzard
in
25
years
cut
(
'.stantinople
off
from
the
rest
of
the
world
by
land
and
The
Soviet
steamer
Krasuy
Flotto,
aboard
which
l.c
-n
Trotsky
was
believed
to
be
ajwuawrtger,
has
taken
r
f
acte
near
the
entrance
of
the
Boaphorous.
Conditions
Constantinople
were
tragic.
ui
tage.
A
number
of
houses
collapsed
oeneatn
trie
u
y
snow
and
wolves
were
reported
to
be
numerous
in
'
-uburbs.
Western
European
countries
are
all
suffering
from
the
;
'st
cold
in
many
decades.
NEW
BISHOP
i
CONSECRATED
iNMi'KG.
Feb.
4.
With
j
raditional
and
colorful
cer-of
the
Church
of
England
neralile
Archdeacon
W.
A.
i
i
-
wan
consecrated
uisnop
01
Ma'
keniie
River.
the
largest
.
.
in
the
world,
on
Sunday
:.
-iiii.
Archbishop
Matheson,
ifil
by
five
bishops
officiated.
TROTSKY
STILL
J
.
L.LlA
hacn
tat
ivnlrf
AT-
IC
TM
DITQQI
A
'f
TAim
t
thpTnion
conWer",
lb
IN
KUuuln'There
are"
millions
.
of
acres
.Uln..
of
:MN.
T.b.
4
:-Despatches
f,,,m
Moscow
stated
that
needing
,,'ve,0,m'"1'
7"
Trotsky
was
still
in
ltuasla
powe
s
harnessed.
"
f,t
r-'ports
that
he
had
been
cut
and
a
world
ready
to
Purchase
.
ed
while
crowing
the
Black
the
output.
On
the
wn
labor
unions
are
opposed
to
..
Constantinople
were
with-
the
foundation.
ny
lrRe
influx
o
'
I
ing
to
bring
down
the
standard
or
living,
and
the
prairie
farmera
NOTICE
who
fear
increased
production
of;
,
grain
will
mean
lower
prices
forj
"i
ui
f
ount
of
the
resignation
fh6
product.
'lie
bandmaster,
there
will
be'
The
uRja-Britbh
population-i
i
;.
tiie
of
the
Boys'
Hind
wou,j
brlng
nothing
but
British
rht
nor
until
further
notice
jWj,ie
to
Canada,
but
these
people,
ihe
Committee.
wj
not
come
unless
they
are
ald-j
Boys'
Band
Committee
(ji
Hnij
even
when
aided
do
notl
tli.
thamiuOvea
to
stay.
The
FAVOR
SURVEY
OF
KOUTE
FOR
CANAL
ACROSS
NICARAGUA
.
WASHINGTON.
Feb.
1:-
A
majority
of
the
members
i
Congress
have
declared
"hemselv.'s
In
favor
of
a
sur-
..f
the
Nicaraguan
pen-
''i-ula
with
a
view
to
pos-
it)I
hlllMlnir
n
rrnnil
pnnnl
';
onnect
the
Atlantic
and
ii.
if
i,
oceans.
the
rocks.
The
crew
of
26
There
was
a
serious
breadi
IMMIGRATION
IM
SUBJECT
IN
PARLIAMENT
House,
Which
Open
Thin
Week,
Will
Hare
td
Deal
.With
I'wAdng
Question
OTTAWA.
Feb.
4.
Immigration
Is
to
be
of
the
outatand-ing
subject
disouesed
by
narlJa
ment
at
th
ewtion
which
opiM
K
nn
Pridav
of
this
week.
It
la
a
subject
with
many
angles
to
rwtlle
vacant
.
lands
awaiting
cultivation.
There
are
mines!
;.ilu,.v
would
like
a
free
hand
to
.
.
..
.w.tlnn
men
bring
railway
coii
u.-
and
fwrm
laborers
for
the
needing
and
harvest.
,
J
nrobably
j
mill
pursue
a
mhWle
course,
making
a
peclol
effort
to
secure
KooUj
im
ih
settlers,
mil
a.so
"
migration
from
Pf,'rr'
c0"
trie.,
especially
of
those
who
will
,
Ko
on
the-land.
1KICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
4:
Whtnt
waa
quoted
on
the
local
exchang
today
at
f,1.2fli.
Northern
and
V
XX
No.
27.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
MOKtAY,
FEBRUARY
4,
1929
ENGLAND
WAS
A
HYPNOTIST
Killed
Woman
Who
Took
Him
Into
Her
Home
in
Liverpool
LIVERPOOL,
Feb.
-1:
Within
four
minute
of
his
appearance
in
the
dock
at
Liverpool
assizes
today
Joseph
Victor
Clark,
aged
21,
was
sentenced
to
death
for
the
murder
of
an
old
woman
with
whom
he
had
lodged
and
who
was
found
strangled
to
death.
Clark,
a
wireless
engineer',
nonchalantly
pleaded
guilty.
Clark
told
his
acquaintances
that
he
never
intended
to
work
for
a
living
as
he
possessed
hypnotic
powers.
Apparently
his
boast
had
some
foundation
for
he
fascinated
young
and
old
women
literally
by
the
dozens.
One
took
him
home
(o
lodge
with
her
mother,
the
victim
who
paid
for
her
hospitality
with
her
life
after
the.
murderer
had
taken
the
whole
of
her
savings.
When
arrested,
Clark
made
an
amazing
confession,
starting
out
by
saying:
"One
hour
ago
I
had
no
more
intention
of
murdering
anyone
than
of
flying."
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
The
following
quotation:
were
bid
and
asked:
11.
C.
Silver,
1M.
1.36.
liayvitw,
ivj,
IV.
4.
.
Beaver
Silver.
16'i.
18.
Dig
Missouri,
2.13,
2.16.
Cork
I'rovlace,
21,
28.
Cotton
Belt,
53,
58.
Dunwell,
15,
1G.
George
Copper,
10.35,
10.50.
Georgie
River,
44,
44Vg.
Golcond.
l.Ofi,
LOG.
Orandvlew,
78,
78.
Independence,
10,
11.
Indian.,
7,
7H.
Intrn.
Coal
&
Coke,
30,
3S.
Kootenay
Florence,
28.
Kootenay
King,
38.
80.
L.
Si
h
4,
5.
Lakeview,
lVi,
1.
Lucky
Jim,
10,
JQVsj-Mohawk.
8.
SVi.
Mr
Morton
Woolsey,
4,
5.
Marmot
lliver
Geld,
7',
8.
1
Marmot
Metals,
7,
8.
National
Silver,
20Vfc,
21
Vi.
Noble
Five.
71.
78.
Oregon
Copper,
1.10.'
1.11.
v
Fend
Oreille.
J2J50,
12.7&
Premjer.
WG,,2.17j
;,r
.
rorlej;-ldaho,,7v,.7L
.,.
,
!
Reeves
Mucdoriaid,
ib,
!TS.
Rufus-Argenta,
41,
UVi.
Ruth-Hope,
5G,
5G.
Silver
Crest,
10,
11.
Snowflake,
34,
35.
Sunloch.
3.75.
4.00.
Terminus,
10V2,
12.
Toric
Mines,
2.35,
2.40.
Wellington,
lG'i,
17.
Whitewater,
1.10,
1.15.
Woodbine,
nVi,
4.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
RUMOR
THAT
CHILDREN
TO
BE
ii
Cold
Wave
Causes
Loss
of
Life
and
Much
Suffering
in
Europe
and
Asia
and
Particularly
Tu,
key
LONDON,
Feb.
4.
At
least
44
persons
met
death
in
Li.
rope
over
the
week-end
as
a
result
of
the
unprecedented
"rms
and
cold
conditions.
The
Balkan
states
and
Tv
i
key
were
particularly
heavy
sufferers.
The
most
serious
disaster
was
off
the
coast
of
Portu-
SACRIFICED
CAUSED
RIOT
BRINGING
1,500
PI
Re-,
A.
C.
Sleep
ft
i.
and
don.
r.iif
ItvI.
wh
ar
Chi.ivh
of
;
it
Britain
h;-
I'M"
'
ihe
liner
i'
and
will
Hf
Canada.
Rev.
S.
M-rgunizing-
the
tour
to
Cun.ifl
ie
t-'U'
.v.
i
Rumor
that
Children
Were
to
Be
Sacrificed
at
Baroda
Was
t
Cause
of
Riot
and
Deaths
BOMBAY.
India,
Feb.
napped
for.
sacrifice
caused
rioting
at
Baroda
today
in
which
two
were
kilted
and
a
number
seriously
injured.
The
disturbances
developed
when
word
was
spread
that
a
certain
number
of
children
were
to
be
offered
to
propitiate
the
Deity
in
the
construction
of
a
bridge.
The
attacks
in
most
cases
were
limited
to
Pathan
members
of
a
Mohammedan
tribe
of
this
section
of
India
.
Two
Hindus,
victims
of
the
mob's
anger,
died
of
injuries
received.
TIE
MILL
ON
GRAHAM
ISD.
Kellv
Camp
I
Opening
at
Lagoon
Hay
For
Getting
Out
Logs
8UDKGATE,
Feb.
1
:
A
sawmill
Is
being
started
by.
Harry
lievan
at
Miller
Creek
about
tlx
railee
north
of
Skidegate
for
the
Uttins
of
ties.
This
is
a
new
InoHwtry
on
the
Islands
and
one
that
It
is
hoped
here
will
be
en-
con
raged
Th
T.
A.
Kelly
Logging
Company
la
opening
its
camp
at
La-
goon
my
and
will
use
motor
trucks
in
handling
the
logs.
LGUIMS
TO
CANADA
Berry
iritfht),
of
Lon-of
representatives
of
i
in
Tune.
They
have
t;l
thr
United
Church
4.
Stori
of
children
kid-
EXPLORER
DIED
ON
EVE
OF
EXPEDITION
MONTREAL.
Feb.
4:
Cyril
George
Gardttilagta1
tJdibf
flttn-
nipeg,
explorer
and
scientist,
who
was
to
have
sailed
next
Sat-
urday
on
an
expedition
for
the
American
moseum
of
Natural
History,
to
Madagascar,
died
here
today
following
an
operation
for
mestoditia
'
last
week
J
MARSHAL
FOCH
IMPROVING
'
PA
me
Fah
At
A
allirkt
Im.
prnvement
,
the
condit,on
of
Marshal
Foch
was
noted
today
but
his
physician
made
no
at
-
tempt
to
conceal
the
persistence
of
pulmonary
congestion
and
fever.
nnsittnn
,
,
,
.
n
.
.
the
local
busmoss.
Captain
and
carry
on
much
as
usual.
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
Company
V
Taken
Over
by
Pacific
Salvage
ft
Co.
Vancouver
and
Victoria
The
business
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
&
Towing
CDinpany,
which
has
been
operated
.here
for
some
time
JSS
r
l
nT-untior
the
capablo
direction
of
Captain
Paul
Armour,
has.
ember,
1927,
was
insufficient
to
amalgamated
with
the
Pacific
Salvage
Company,
Lim-
ensure
thaofety
of
employees
ited.
of
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
thus
verv
considerably
and
the
travelling
public.
The
atrono-t
Vipm'no'
its
finnnoinl
,
...
,
,
.
No
change
will
be
made
m
Armour
will
remain
in
charge
The
company,
in
addition
to
doing
salvage
work,
caters
to
the
towing,
chartering
of
vessels
and
passenger
serv-
ices,
including
among
its
other
activities
a
service
to
the
Salt
Lakes
during
the
summer
season.
WE
AT
Prince
of
Wales
Gets
Enconium
for
Work
mi
Mining
Districts
LONDON,
Feb.
4.
Decision
as
to
whether
the
Prince
f
Wales
will
tour
the
South
Wales
coal
fields
will
likely
je
reached
later
this
week,
when
the
effect
of
his
northern
..ur
has
been
fully
realized.
W
.
Mackinder,
Labor
member
for
Shipley,
Yorkshire,
said
:
"I
have
been
nearer
to
being
proud
of
the
royal
f
am-;
:nis
week
than
ever
in
my
life
.
Without,
questioning
anybody
else,
I
think
that
it
is
the
finest
action
done
by
any
member
of
the
royal
family
in
the
last
100
years.
I
hope
the
prime
minister
will
take
more
notice
of
the
Prince
of
Wales
than
he
has
done
of
miner
leaders
in
the
house
of
commons
who
have
told
him
the
same
things."
r
UU31&
Uf
31
H.
ASM'
MRS.
GUY
TAFT
WAS
BURNED
AT
TERRACE
t
i
TERRACE,
Feb.
4:
The
:tWrd
Owihia-XRjv.
weeks
time
occurred
here
on
Saturday
noon
when
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Guy
Taft
was
destroyed
with
practically
all
its
contents,
.
only
a
small
amount
of
cloth-
ing
being
saved,
lhe
lire
started
from
an
overheated
pipe
in
the
attic
and
had
gained
some
headway
before
being
noticed.
j
MORE
FREQUENT
INSPECTION
OF
BRIDGES
ASKED!
Coroner's
Jury
Investigates
Ac-
cident
Near
Revelstoke
and
Makes
Recommendation
REVELSTOKE,
Feb.
4:
More
!
frequent
inspection
or
railway
Drit,Ss
i8
recommended
by
the
coroner's
iury
which
investigated
.L
j
.u
-
iM-
nr
Unnl.
of
fireman
j.
.
Grif.
fjtBB
0f
the
C.P.It.
on
Monday,
1
januai-y
the
28,
when
the
engine
crashed
throoih
a
bridge
near
Cu
thank.
50
miles
east
of
here.
Trainmen,
bridge
inspectors
and
others
who
testified
were
unable
to
give
a
definite
reason
for
thej,
wndow
of
the
sick
room,
so
cause
of
the
collapse
of
the
span.
that
he
might
enjoy
a
sunny
day.
W.
Hutchison,,
C.P.R.
bridge
inapt-dor
,
declared
that
he
gave.
the
bridge
a
minute
Inspection
in
November,
1927.
Although
it
is
undar
constant
supervision
of
the
entrinecring
department
of
the
Revelstoke
division,
the
verdict
said
in
part,
and
it
would
nj"sr
the
jury
that
the
time
which
ijury
recommended
that
all
rail
-
way
bridges
have
thorough
In
spection
at
closer
intervals.
Presentation
of
fl
at
L
0
D.
E
,,.,
Wednesday
night
at
7:30.
followed
by
annual
meeting
of
Navy
League.
LARGE
CAIIARET
Special
Dinner
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
eTtry
Saturday
nlrht
from
'9
to
12.
Dan
Hall
Xor
Hire
Accommodations
for
Private
Parties
Phone
457
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
:WAS
DROWNED
WHEN
SKATING
Lad
Fell
Through
Ice
at
Elk
Uke,
Near-
Victrirlar
Yesterday
VICTORIA,
Feb.
4,Herbert
R.
Cliffe,
19
years
of
age,
of
Vancouver,
was
drowned
Sunday
afternoon
while
skating
on
Elk
i.ve
He
went
through
a
soft
spot
in
the
iee
with
another
boy,
the
latter
succeeded
in
hanging
on
to
the
edge
on
the
ice
until
res-icued.
Cliff's
body
was
found
in
16
feet
of
water.
He
was
em-'
ployed
as
a
steward
on
the
steam-ler
Princess
Victoria.
BETTER
ENFORCEMENT
PROHIBITION
PLANNED
UNDER
NEW
PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON,
Feb.
4:
Plans
for
the
better
enforcement
of
prohibition
laws
in
the
United
States
are
being
made
to
go
into
force
as
soon
as
president-elect
Hoever
takes
office.
A
survey
is
being
made
and
plana
for
additional
en
forcement
officers
wjlUbe
recommended.
KINGMOVED
FROM
HIS
BED
LONDON,
Feb.
4.
The
strength
of
King
George
is
increasing
daily
and
it
was
found
Doseible
on
Sunday
to
move
him
from
nj
bed
to
a
chair
placed
in
Scottish
Humor
Imported
direct
from
the
Aberdeen
Joke
Factory
SURPRISE
OF
HIS
LIFE
"Denald,"
said
Sandy,
"what
was
the
greatest
surprise
ye
ever
got?"
"The
greatest
surprise
I
ever
irnt."
renllMi
Donald,
"was
when
iyer
c0Xlsia
frae
Aberdeen
offered
tae
pay
my
tram
fare."
A
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a
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DonaldT"
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gratuity,"
replied
Donald,
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what
an
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Fermer
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gie
a
laddie
for
haudin,
his
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