j
ILLEDWHEN
CARPLUNGED
OFF
A
WHARF
MISSION.
Feb.
18.
Carol
A.
.
.
.
a
m
hn
Ahrmtftfnrrl
nuhllf
School-
WAS
:
rn.
Mil
11
.tua.
u
.
iicai
aim
-
.
1.4
If..
H
IlAKniAn
hnth
a
of
Abbotsford,
were
Injured.
jrday
when
hi
car
plunged
t
f
11.
i,
...ln.7
1'
Lllti
UUVCI
IllalCaJb
naicu
SV
v.
.
The
i:ar
landed
bottom
up
on
I..
Jl
Ut
ir.o
ma
nrrnnnnii.
inciuuinir
iiie
i
t
n
o
!
f
a.
i
a
I
.nU
I
i
nnniii
niiirii.
uiiuri
iicvi
a,ss
Mr
Stewart
was
the
son
of
In-
.
J
t
-
4
trtj.AA.s.ln
I
..
-
I
v.
tf
a
nun
i
ir
Hit
viwm
ui
ilia
niic
1
.
1J
..
l
4
AIMnN
ARM
A
A4MAIA
V
1
I"
HAS
BIG
FIRE
lif
w.jq
HfwAvoroH
in
fhn
Knirpnt
'Mo
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
18.
Wheat
fir
mint
pn.h
rn
si
:i
n
niiftnoi.
umuer
l
Northern.
NO
SACRAMENT
FOR
OTTAWA
CATHOLICS
PAYING
SCHOOL
TAX
OTTAWA,
Feb.
18.
Arch-
bishop
Forbes,
In
a
pastoral,
letter
read
n
,
lh
jRornan.)
C
atholic
churches
of
OltaVa
diocese
yesterday,
announced
the
refusal
of
sacrements
to
all
Roman
Catholics
who
continue
to
pay
Bchool
taxes
in
favor
of
public
schools.
The
assessment
affects
1346
Catholica
whn
nr
nuaompd
na
.-1
1
...
1
-
A
If
CALGARYMILL
IS
DESTROYEl
Fire
Yesterday
Wiped
Out
Plant
a
Part
of
Yards
of
A.
1J.
Cashing"
Ltd:
'
CALGAR.Y.
Feb.
18:
Low
of
between
?(50,000
6
rid
$70,000
wa
suffered
pn
Sunday
in
a
fire,
which
destroyed
the
mill,
machinery
and
a
large
part
of
tht
lumber
-storage
yard.,
of
the
A
B.
Owning
Mill
Ltd.
The
loss
was
fully
covered
by
insurant
and
it
is
announced
that
a
new
factory
will
be
built
CANADA'S
TRADE
LARGE
TOTAL
OTTAWA,?
Feb.
1C
Canada's
trad
advarfca
$2O7,0QQ,0Q0
during
the
12
fcrtoTitWs
ending
Junu-ary
31
.
The
total
was
J2.601.898,-765.
DomenUc
Imports
increased
from,$1.21G.806,5G0
to
S1.342.12&-
r66,
while
the
irapo:t
moved
up
SM.MON
ARM,
Feb.
18.
jfrom
$1,087,818,715
to
$1,2S9,7G9.
:ur
business
places
were
de-igOO.
Duty
collected
was
$195.
trr-ypd
by
fire
last
night
and
for
,220,985,
an
increase
of.
$26,000,000
Imc
the
whole
business
section
U.,'j
LIll
t:ilLL-ICU.
UUb
LI1C
1IU1I1VO
re
controlled.
The
places
destroyed
were
the
rirrnt
nfa
'o
mnp
Xt
.
lillt-
laiiapn
a
narnpr
nnnn.
1
ne
lului
UNITED
STATES
PLAN
TO
STOP
SHIPMENT
OF
ARMS
TO
BELLIGERENTS
WASHINGTON.
Feb.
18.
Secretary
Kellogg
is
in
favor
of
giving
the
president
power
to
stop
the
shipment
of
arms
to
tiny
warring
countries.
The
object
of
this
.
.
,
U
TTnlfnrl
move
is
10
insure
ini
mc
-
States
be
absolutely
neutral
in
case
of
war
between
other
countries.
KING
BASKS
IN
SUNSHINE
oney
'Within,
Twenty
Minutes
ofo
Sn't.
Pnr3!Alvi.rnl
HoUTiUt
HUf
Window
in
Rognor
lesieruay
Passed
Good
Night
BOGNOR.
Sussex,
Eng.,
Feb.
18:
For
several
hours
yesterday
the
King
was
able
to
sit
at
his
window
at
Craigwell
House.
He
passed
a
satisfactory
night.
Yesterday's
sunshine
was
like
a
harbinger
of
spring.
TROTSKY
IS
VERY
ILL
.IN
CONSULATE
OF
CONSTANTINOPLE
CONSTANTINOPLE,
Feb.
18.
Far
from
being
removed
to
Angora,
Leon
Trotsky
lies
so
111
in
the
Russmn
consulate
here
that
to
move
him
at
all
would
be
dangerous,
it
is
believed.
His
wife
and
four
Soviet
guards
attend
to
his
wants.
A.
P.
HEAD
DIES
NEW
YORK,
Feb:
18.
Melville
?.
Ston,
for
2
years
general
Mnage
of
the
Associated
Preee,
;od
60
yrs
an
outstanding
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
Eferjone
read
Ih
Classified
Ad.
LAKGE
CAIIARET
If
you
lose,
kdrertlM
(or
It.
"
Special
Dinners
Thursday!
and
If
jou
find,
locate
th
owner,
Saturdays
Dancing
every
satVdaj
nljht
.
Whatever
you
need,
advsrttas
tor
It
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
(or
Hire
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommodations
(or
ITlvats
GET
THE
CLASSIFIED
HADIT.
Parties
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
437
PECUL
Canada
Said
K
.flflfl
Worth
nf
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
MONDAY,
FEBRUARY
18,
1929
Opening
otthe
IndmtrmliFdm
LONDON,
Feb.
1$.
Within
20
minutes
of
the
opening
V
oi
me
jmunn
imiubiru?
lair
iiuie
tuuay.
an
oruer
was
ti
ippii
iiir
i
,:
ri:n
i
ih
ii
iiiiriHV
sui'ri
us
in
hi.
nn
cxn
m
nn
huro
to
the
va
lie
at
SbU.UUii.
me
iair
is
the
preatosl
in
hr
series
of
fairs
here
and
at
Birmingham.
The
government
of
Canada
has
established
an
exten-
.
..1.
i
ii
it.
.
ii
.1
:
i
c
j.t
sive
exmuiL
anu
an
uiu
uluui
uuiiiniiuiis
anu
inanv
in
Jiiimu
wuouooiuijh)
aju
twit
uiibvvi,
kju
mice
jo
wi.
,
i
.i
n
L
l
i.
i
:
i
i.
ii.
I
As
usual
at
such
events,
the
Canadian
exhibit
is
at-
r.ictin
j?
much
attention.
DOHENY
WAS
SHOT
BY
HIS
SECRETARY
Murderer
Killeti
Himself
After
Slaying"
the
LOS
ANdELES,
Feb.
18.
j
Ldward
L.
Doneny
Jr.,
36-
1
year-old
multl
millionaire,
1
w
mure'ered
by
Theodore
I';wnlctt,
hi
confMential
sec-
rst
ry.
here
early
yewter
Jay.
Plunk&t
corcnltled
suicide.
Loinny,
whe
vrith
his
father
figured
In
tbe
rcnJStionai
tea-
pet
nrac
oil
leatte
3ca
idal,
vh
killed
by
tS,e''nrl
shtt
from
a
pistol.
Plunkcit
later
kiliei
hirateif
with
t'.ic
same
Run.
'
r
4
1
VICTIM
AUTO
ACCIDENT
I
VANCOUVER.
J!b.
18:
Injured
in
an
auto
ackidont
while
visiting
her
sen
andidaughter
In
Los
Angeles,
Mrs.(,Sir5h
Iiuck-
nsm
widow
of
Gap
tan
Bueknam;4
figure
In
journalism
died
FrUdayi
pioneer
residents,
of
iVIctoria.
is
ight
in
his
81
year.
dead.
She
was
71
XJjof
8e.
Injunction
is
Granted
Regard
to
Local
Theatre
in
Dispute
Vancouver's
Sprinter
Beat
Record
i
1
.
'
Over
Payment
of
Repair
Bi
I
.
j.
i
:
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
18.
At
the
suit
of
Lieut.
-Col.
Stewart
P.
McMordie,
Mr.
Justice
Morrison
in
supreme
court
granted
an
injunction
enjoining
Cliff
Ford
of
Folkestone,
England,
from
distraining
for
rent
in
respect
of
the
Westholme
Theatre
at
Prince
Rupert.
The
injunction
continues
until
the
trial
at
Prince
Rupert
on
June
7
of
Mayor
McMordie's
action,
in
which
he
seeks
a
declaration
that
Ford,
as
the
owner
of
the
theatre,
is
liable
for
repairs
amounting
to
$2500
which
the
plaintiff
was
compelled
by
the
fire
marshal
to
make
to
the
premises.
Mayor
McMordie
set
off
about
$2500
rent
which
had
accrued
against
the
repair
bill,
but,
in
the
meantime,
the
landlord
distrained
tor
his
rent.
H.
R.
Bray
is
counsel
lor
the
plaintiff
and
Stanley
W,
Taylor
for
Mr.
Ford.
AFTER
MORE
TRACK
HONORS
FOR
CANADA
Percy
Williams
(right)
of
Vancouver
world's
sprint
champion,
who
Is
now
maklng'a
tour
of
the
United
States
and
Canadian
indoor
tracks,
nnd
M.
M.
(Bobby)
Robinson
(loft),
manager
of
the
1028
Canadian
Olympic
Track
Team,
who
is
In
charge
of
the
present
tour
of
Williams
and
other
Canadian
track
stars.
Mr.
Robinson
Is
now
considering
Invitations
for
tours
in
Europe,
New
Zealand
'and
Australia.
Canada's
athletic
prestige
was
never
so
high
as
at
the
present
time.
On
Saturday
night
at
New
York,
Williams
clipped
a
fifth
of
n
second
from
the
record
for
the
indoor
sixty
metres
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
RAILWAYS
S
GOVERNMENT
WILL
ACT
SOON
Northern
British
Columbia
Is
M$ch
in
Public
Eye
at
the
Capital
r-mfifIkovinm
Regard
to
Railways
STOPS
NAVAL
RUMORS
;1
.
jj
I
Withdrawal
of
Application
for
Charter
to
Build
From
Stewart
to
Peace
River
Looked
Upon
as
Likely
to
Mean
Government
Action
VICTORIA,
Feb.
18.
The
question
of
northern
deve!.
apment
i3
one
that
is
today
very
much
in
the
public
eye.
The
withdrawal
of
the
bill
incorporating
a
railway
from
Stewart
to
the
Peace
River
country
has
been
withdrawn
and
it
is
understood
that
any
action
in
connection
with
railway
development
will
probably
be
incorporated
in
a
government
measure
to
be
brought
down
either
this
ses-uon
or
possibly
at
a
special
session
of
the
legislature
or
at
an
earlv
session
next
year.
The
present
prevailing
opinion
is
that
the
bill
will
be
before
the
house
at
this
session
and
that
it
will
include
joint
action
by
the
two
big
railways
the
Canadian
National
and
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway.
In
regard
to
the
possibilities
of
Stewart
being
made
the
outlet
for
the
railway
from
the
Peace,
it
is
prooable
that
;
a
charter
will
be
granted
which
will
include-Stewart
as
a
i
possible
outlet
and
also
will
connect
up
with
the
CN
R.
-
-
jin
such
a
way
as
to
make
it
possible
for
.either;
'
raibjayo
'
"
Rtrtoh.w.
tima
Lord
of
the
British
Admiralty.
The
P.G.E.
will
probably
be
connected
with
both
big
OhojQMke
reports
that
theBrlt-(
ijne8
at
0r
near
Ashcroft
and
thus
give
a
good
grade
to
fSh
TJovernment-
was
about
to
VQnmva.
anMJnf
tVia
mrtiinfblnrtria
nnrt
nf
tr.n
P
fi
V.
postpone
the
.1929
cruiser
.
con-!
rr"r;l"i
at.
nNV''STC.r;
Istruction
program
bytamnclng
ine
cuMing
oi
Vne
r
.u.x
.
at
nurui
Vancouver
is
iuimeu
lit.,
.-
-
T
f
1
.
iinnn
oo
o
mAva
in
fhio
Hinirirri
that
arrSrfo-rrt(nt
ngements
lor
fnr"
nrrTarlnir
ordering
i
1
uiJUil
140
itiu&
m
mo
uui.v.viuu,
two
cruisers
laid
down,
one
im
The
Granting
oi
a
charter
lot
a
company
to
buna
irom
Februaraiidie
othehrwMarch,
Copper
River
to
Kitimaat
is
also
on
the
tapis
and
will
"ere
proceeding.
ADAM
MACKIE
WILL
RELIEVE
Local
Inspector
of
Fisheries
to
Act
Temporarily
at
New
Westminster
Due
to
the
transfer
of
A.
,J.
Whitmore,
.assistant
to
the
chief
inspector,
to
QJtawa
and
the
recent
death
of
A.
P.
llalliday
of
New
Westminster,
inspector
for
uiKrict
No,
ii,
and
pending
Pr
manent
arrangements
for
the
filling
p
these.
.
poitina...Adam
Mackle,
fisheries
inspector
for
District
No.
2
with
headquarters
at
Prince
Rupert,
will
leave
the
city
within
a
week
or
so
to
relieve
temporarily
at
Vancouver.
Major
J.
A.
Motherwell,
chief
Inspector
of
fisheries,
in
making
this
announcement
today,
stated
that
Mr.
Mackie
would
not
be
transferred
from
this
district
as
yet
and
the
arrangements
at
present
was
but
temporary.
During
the
absence
of
Mr.
Mackie,
James
Royd,
senior
over-
seer
at
Prince
lieve
him.
Rupert,
will
re-
TO
CLEAN
UP
AT
CHICAGO
CHICAGO,
Feb.
18.
Chicago
Is
on
the
verge
of
a
general
cleanup,
a
concerted
drive
having
been
ar-
ranged
to
suppress
lawlessness
and
particularly
lawlessness
con
nected
with
the
liquor
traffic.
It
is
real
lieu
nei
e
mai
wis
cuy
ima
became
a
byword
throughout
the
world
and
it
is
planned
by
a
number
of
local
organisations
to
unite
thdr
efforts
to
bring
about
a
change.
probably
be
granted,
but
it
is
not
thought
likely
the
Kitimaat
section
will
be
built
for
some
time,
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
being
the
real
objective
at
first.
The
question
of
the
validity
of
the
backers
of
the
Copper
River
project
is
being
inquired
into,
as
it
is
not
the
policy
of
the
government
to
pass
a
bill
in
favor
of
chartermongers.
BRANCH
LINES
CJ.
RAILWAY
OTTAWA.
Feb.
18
Under
Canadian
National
branch
lines
bill
introduced
in
the
house
today
Jby
Ilon.
C.
A.
Dunning
691
miles
oi
new
jines
are
provided
in
tne
provinces
of
Saskatchewan,
Al-be.ta,
Ontario,
British
Columbki
and
Nova
Scotia
and
Prince
Ed
ward
Island.
Saskatchewan
gets
seven
branches,
totalling
400
miles.
British
Columbia
gets
two,
one
of
them
from
a
point
near
Swift
Creek
to
a
point
near
Tete
Jaune,
Mileage
12,
at
a
cost
of
$720,000.
Another
from
New
Westminster
to
a
point
near
Lulu
Island
with
brunches
there
with
Mileage
29
at
a
cost
of
a
million
and
a
half
dollars.
'
EGYPTIAN
FIRE
iCAIRO.
Egypt,
Feb.
18:
Nine
persons
were
killed
and
twenty
Injured
severely
in
a
fire
In
a
large
village
near
Zasaslg
on
Sunday.
One
hundred
and
fifty
houses
were
destroyed.
MUCH
OPIUM
WAS
SEIZED'
$40"0
WorthVrillcn
When
Era
jfro
i
of
Asia
Wu
About
to
Sail
From
Vancouver
VANCUVR.
Feb,
18.-Forty-one
tins
of
opium
valued
at
$4000
were
seited
Saturday
by
customs
officers
as
the
Empress
of
Asia
was
'sailing
for
the
Orient.
Thirty-one
of
the
tins
had
been
allegedly
wnuggled
ashore
from
the
Empress
and
six
were
found
on
the
steamer.
Three
Chinese
who
are
under
arrest
were
remanded
for
a
week
In
the
police
court.
Scottish
Humor
A
SURE
THING
An
Aberdonian
on
a
visit
to
London
spent
several'
days
at
the
Greyhound
racing
and
then
tried
to
get
a
bookie
to
take
a
shilling
on
the
electric
hare.
PRINCE
RUPERT
LIBERAL
ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL
MEETING
ELECTION
OF
OFFICERS
Metropolc
Hall,
Monday,
February
18,
at
8
p.m.
All
Liberals
Invited
To
Attend.
W.
M.
IUIOWN.
President.