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HABIT
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OCT
THE
CLASSIFIED
HABIT.
Vol.
XX.,
NO.
35.
STEAME
of
Northeastern
from
Stewart
to
Peace
i
of
the
government
owned
railway
.
i
At
the
hearing
yesterday
A.
M,
Manson
said
the
novr
-
.oad
would
mean
the
ruination
of
TWENTY-FIVE
LOCAL
BOATS
HAVE
CLEARED
Fishing
Boats
Of
I
To
JUnks
in
Large
Numbers
Already
Discussedmn
I
the
government
road
entering
the
!
Peace
.IUver
country
from
tae
HOUth.
II.
V.
Kergin.
member
for
At-lln,
championed
too
cause
of
the
proposed
road
in
from
Stem-art.
lie
said
It
was
t
me
the
P.G.R
stood
on
it
own
feat.
The
new
scheme
should
be
decided
on
'to
tmerita.
.
A-
,VltejMlrVbe
-liiw
would
touch'
Finlsy1
Forks
and
if
the
P.G.E.
were
extended
to
there
from
'
Prince
George
it
mrougn
eimer
to
aiewarx
or
van-
in
fo'tMfte'
Northea
tt$
ern
the
'
Railway
sa
id
tne
company
w
vas
planning
to
spend
between
three
ditioning
the
line
out
of
Stewart.
WANT
TITLES
FOR
CANADIANS
Motion
Before
House
of
Commons
Held
Over
to
Today
'
OTTAWA,
Feb.
IS.
The
question
of
the
aWlltTon
of
granting
of,
titles
to
Canadians
was
brought
up
in
the
House
of'Oom-
resolutfon
rnnnii
vrsLriunv
uii
Clearing
of
halibut
boat,
t?r).hc
weutd
tap
the
new
line
and
the
tang
Lanka
in
anUcfpaHonji
bTreice
River
businese
could
move
o
reopening
oi
me
iwbwjh
uh
rr;aay
is
now
on
in
run
awing,
jwcouver.
i
reported
at
the
cuatoma
lrdufi
Counitel
ir.a
the
prospect
is
tnai
mere
win
;
y.s
probably
a
larger,
nu'mbei
of
":il
boats
than
ueual
on
the
and
four
hundred
thousand
dol-rounda
by
the
time
the
season
arg
this
coming
summer
in
recon-
tp
to
10:30
this
morning
25
':
.al
boat.s
had
cleared
for
the
ic
p
sea
fisheries.
Since
yester-the
opening
date
for
boits
to
1
ar
direct
for
the
banks,
tnere
i
been
a
steady
sfeream
of
skip-to
the
customs
house
taking
their
papers.
If
the
present
weather
holds,
it
Jl
be
auspicious
for
the
commencement
of
fishing
operations
r.d
by
the
middle
of
next
week
v
;3
possible
that
the
first
boats
rr.ay
be
in
with
their
catches.
Ex-pc
ted
good
prices
being
somewhat
cf
a
stimulus,
there
will,
no
doubt,
....
-
.
Eome
competition
lor-tno
Pmiitf.n
:r
of
being
the
first
boat
in
WimCVT
a
cat:h.
WITCHCRAFT
CASE
IS
DISMISSED
AND
WOMAN
BOUND
TO
KEEP
PEACE
In
a
recent
case
at
Port
Simpson
In
which
Agnes
Wells,
a
na--c
woman,
was
charged
with
attempting
to
have
another
woman
exercise
the
practice
of
witch
craft.
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
justice
ftf
iVi.
ton,....
,1
1
um
t
.j,
iw!
iVin
Alifit.(rii
'
but
bound
the
woman
over
for
a
Vcar
to
keep
the
peace.
REVENUE
OF
!
COUNTRY
UP
OTTAWA
12.
Thfi
4il
-
it
i
J
I
vuwu
vnunary
revenue
oi
vanauu
for
ill
n
fls-ffl1
iaoi
nnrllnn
Afnrrli
-I.
lass,
was
54,847,001,
an
increase
of
129,217,702
over
the
previous
year,
while'
expenditure
totallnd
$372,408,489,
an
increase
of
$G,229.484.
These
figures
were
disclosed
in
,the
annual
re-Tort
of
the
auditor-general,
tabled
ky
the
finance
minister
In
the
house
of
commons
today.
A.
4v
'.
''
7
it
Chirr.
Conservative
of
"
oi
,n
St.
Lawrence
ami
oi.
umnc
riding.
It
is
advocated;
that
a
committee
from;
(be
hotifce
con
sistfng
of
11
members
will
be
appointed
to
investigate
and
report
upon
the
advisability
of
qualifying,
amending
or
rescinding
the
address
adopted
by
the
House
and
sent
to
His
Maj-usty
In
1919
recommending
the
H'scortinuence
of
the
granting
of
titles
to
citizens
of
this
country.
Discussion
was
not
initiated
until
just
before
adjournment
land
Premier
King
moved
adjourn
-r
ii.n
,Ia1,
nfa
in
nrctar
that
the
subject
may
be
taken
up
again
today.
The
Premier
declared
the
form
in
which
the
motion
was
presented
ought
to
commend
it
self
to
the
House.
BISHOP
OF
CHICHESTER
DIED
LAST
NIGHT
LONDON.
,
Feb.
.13.
.
The
Rt-
-
-
-
-
Rev.
Winifred
Oldiieiu
nurrowB.
Itlnhon
of
Chichester
since
1919,
and
formerly
IJlshop
of
Truro,
died
last
night,
aged
70
years.
Merely
routine
business
was
token
up
last
night
at
a
meeting
f
the
executive
of
the
Canadian
Legion
preparatory
to
the
regular
monthly
general,
meeting
tonight.
Northern
and
PRINCE
Legislature
RULERS
OF
INDIA
LOYAL
Forty
Meet
and
Pass
Unanimous
Resolution
Against
Independence
NKW
DELHI,
India.
Feb.
13:
Forty
native
rulers
met
here
today
and
unanimously
passed
a
resolution
deprecating
proposals
for
the
complete
independence
of
the
country.
The
assembly
was
held
in
the
Chamber
of
Princes.
The
rulers
rciler.atfd.
tlioir
loyalty
to
the
Uritish
Crown
of
all
its
members
NO
UNEMPLOYMENT
IN
CDAMrC
TAHAV
DTCiriT
rfUinLLi
lUUAl
IttoULl
HP
f
AW
RATF
OP
WArF
vr
Lrtll
IVrtIL
Ur
nlUU
,
.
,
PARIS,
Feb.
13.
As
u
reault
largely
of
the
lower
wages
paid
this
country
than
in
England,
workmen
of
France
are
all
busy,
while
those
in
England
are
walking
the
streets
idle.
Prac-
ically
all
French
industr.ies
are
working
full
time
and
the
only
unemployment
here
is
the
steady
stream
of
men
changing
from
one
mployment
to
another.
None
are
permanently
idle.
COLONEL
LINDBERGH
IS
TO
BE
MARRIED
NEW
MEXICO
CITY,
Fb.
13.
United
States
Ambasaodo-Dwight
Morrow
yesterday
an
nounced
the
engagement
of
his
daughter,
Anne,
to
Colonel
Charles.
Lindbergh.
KING
READS
III
Majesty
Also
Returns
To
Ordinary
Diet
Following
Illness
,
BOGNOR,
Sussex,
Feb.
13.
King
George
passed
a
good
night.
It
is
understood
that
His
Majesty
has
made
such
that
he
Is
progress
all.
The
b(J
to
inpection
by
now
able
to
read
occasionally.
He,...'
nn
.
Pn,i,1.0n
is
on
his
ordinary
diet
and
takes
Plenty
of
nourishment.
DISTRESS
IN
EUROPETODAY
France
and
England
Now
n.!
eluded
in
Arctic
Blanket
LONDON,
Feb.
13.
A
west
-
ward
shifting
of
Europe's
Arctic
blanket
today
added
France
and
England
to
the
extreme
sufferers1
from
cold.
Very
cold
was
the
forecast
for
the
British
Isles.,
In
France
there
was
a
heavy
snow
-
fall
and
it
was.
feared
that
the
Marne
and
the
Seine
would
freeze
over.
Continued
distress
Is
re
-
ported
from
Germany,
Poland,
Scandinavia,
Austria
and
the
Bal
-
!kans.
There
was
a
lessening
of
the
severity
in
Constantinople.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
RUPERT,
B.
C,
WED-VESDAY,
FEBRUARY
13,
1929
IN
STEWART
RAILWAY
CHARTER
DISCUSSED
Application
Railway
River
II
F
Kcrgin
Champions
the
Road
After
A.
M.
Mansoni
Had
Said
That
Buliding
It
Would'
Prove
Ruin
of
P.G.E.
VICTORIA,
Feb.
13.
Before
deciding
whether
the1
i
anadian
Northeastern
Company
shou'd
be
allowed
to
go
ahead
with
its
Stewart
to
Peace
River
line,
the
private,
Dins
committee
01
tne
legislature
will
near
the
directors
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern,
who
will
give
their
opinion
of
the
effect
of
the
line
should
it
be
built
on
the
business
Start
at
Bottom
i:r'
"a1
and
n5s
i,,s,ter
the
bottom
in
the
Scout
ranks.
a
Countess
Haig,
young
Earl
hfa
father.8
own
MOui
trooP(
and
tees
Haig's
troop
of
Girl
Guides
'
'
-
GENERAL
BOOTH
AGAIN
ADJUDGED
AS
UNFIT
FOR
POSITION
SUDBURY
ON
THAMES,
Feb.
13:
The
high
council
of
the
Salvation
Army
today
adjudicated
General
Booth
unfit
for
service
as
general
of
the
Army.
The
vote
stood
r.2
to
5.
PUBLICITYFOR
ORDERS
ASKED
Amendment
to
Pattullo
Motion
By
Dr.
Wrinch
is
Voted
Down
VICTORIA,
Feb.
13:
Most
of
Tuesday
in
the
House
was
taken
up
with
the
consideration
of
the
!ru,
of
procedure
and
deciding
lvMhl(,
nrAorm
rnuni,n
,hnl,l
f
T
D
rattull0i
leader
of
;,.
nBM,Mnn
ih,t
nrHor.
In
council
should
be
open
to
the
in
snectlon
at
all
office
hours
In
the
department
of
the
provincial
secretary.
An
amendment
by
Dr.
AVrinch
that
they
should
be
open
to
electors
of
the
province
was
voted
down
on
a
straight
party
vote.
Premier
Tolmle
contended
that
while
the
government
had
nothing
to
hide
In
these
matters
it
was
a
general
rule
in
London
and
'Ottawa
that
the
leader
of
tho
op'
position
should
have-,
access
tp
the
orders
but
that
it
'was
Imprac'
ticable
and
sometimes
inadvisable
:
for
them
to
be
placed
at
the
dls
posnl
-of
nil.
,
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
I
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
13:
The
nrlco
of
whent
here
today
was
$1.29',..
of
Sccut
Ladder
!
1
i
j
I
j
I
I
I
,
Irene
Haig.
an'
beginniag
at
;
Unidreii
of
the
late
Earl
Haig
Haig
has
enroled,
a
wolf-cub
in
his
sister
irs-'rf
broWnto
if)
Coun-
at
Richmond,
England.
;
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
of
S.
D.
Johnson
Co..
Ltd.)
The
following
quotatiom
were
bid
and
asked:
Bay
view,
4V2,
4.
1
Big
Missouri,
2.03,
2.10.
'
Cork
Trovince,
19Vi,
SO.
-Dunwell,
Nil,
16.
Duthie,
Nil,
00.
George
Copper,
9.26,
9.75.
Geonrie
Rlvfcr,
59,
60.
V
folconda.
lt
1.38.
Grandview,
9,
GOVa.
Independence,
104,
11.
Indian
Mines,
7.
7'j.
Kootenay
Florence,
28ty,
2Vt.
Kootenay
King.
39
Vi,
Nil.
L.
&
L.,
4-Vfi.
,
.
Lakeview,
1)
:k
"
Lucky
Jim,
Nil,
19.
Mohsrwk,'
7H,
8..
Morton
Woolsey,
4',
5.
Marmot
River
Gold,
64,
7.
Marmot
MeUls,
6.
7.
Nat.
Sil.
G.
S..
Nil,
20Vi.
V
Noble
Five,
G8,
69.
;
Oregon
Copper,
81,
ex
pend
Oreille,
13.00,
18.86)
Premier,
2.11,
2.12.
Porter-Idaho,
64,
06.
Reeves
Macdonald,
3.45,
850.
Rufus-Argenta,
36'y,
37.
Ruth-Hope,
63.
56.
.
Silver
Crest,
10
Nil..t
Silverado
Cons.,
1.16,
1.18.
Sllvbri,'30ls,'NIt.
'
it
Soloan
KiHg,
t)V.
OViJ.
i
'
Snowflake,
39,
40.
Sunloch,
4.06,
4.10.
Terminus,
Nil,
11.
Topley
Richfield.
49
'4,
50.
Toric
Mines.
2.00.
2.20.
Whitewater,
1.12,
1.16.
WWKjblne,
3,
S,
,BltiQbijid
20,
Nil,
Fabyon
Pete.
7,
7Vi.
Eastern
Slocks
Sherritt-Gordon
selling
at
3.15.
Noranda
selling
at
G3J5.
MARSHAL
FOCH
BETTER
PARIS,
Feb.
13:
The
condit-
ion
of
Marshal
Foch
showed
a
'definite
improvement
today.
Boston
Grill
ALAS
IN
LEGISLATURE
Tow
Line
Breaks
and
,
Moway
is
Allowed
n
iitdlBriftftoiHerFate
MeiyoiMarUj-AlsOiin
Trouble-Off
Aleutians,
and
in
Danger
ofiBounding
On
the.
Rocks
in
a
Terrific
Gale
SEATTLE,
Feb.
13.
As
the
ships
were
in
Unimak
Pass
late
yesterday
nearing
haven
the
tow
line
between
the
freighter
Alloway
and
the
Montaiik
parted
in
a
terrific
gaie
.
In
the
narrow
pass
it
was
impossible
to
manoeuvre
utl
the
Alloway
had
to
be
left
to
her
fate.
Her
anchors
were
ui
oppeu
anu
66
men
ot
ner
crew
made
a
perilous
way
co
the
Montauk
in
lifeboats.
They
reached
the
steamer
exhausted
but
safe.
One
member
of
the
crew
of
the
Alloway,
Oiler
Poiey,
joi
Seattle,
apparently
crazed,
:e-
lu6cd
to
leave
the
AlLoway
und,
had
to
be
left.
j
'
When
the-
tow
line
paed
the
LEON
TROTSKY
AT
ship
crashed,
but
the
Moatauk
(:Htnpcd
with
damaged
.,
super-
structure
.
Meanwhile
the
Japanese,
steam-
'r
Meiyo
Maru
with
25
men
on
board
with
engines
useless
and
lanna.ently
broken
at
No.
2
hatch
whs
truing
WhfllflJier.
own
jtgai
nst
Ithc
gale
which
was
pounding
her
off
the
rocks
of
a
small
island
in
the
eastern
Aleutian
group.
The
steamer
Nanku
Maru
was
standing
by,
but
was
unable,
to
approach
too
near.
!I?rTIirD
DEDnDT
HL.-UULft
UEfUIVl
Prince
Rupert
Overcast,
light
northwest
wind
temperature,
38.
Port
Simpson
Cloudy,
calm,
29.
Haysport
Part
cloudy,
calm,
34.
Terrace
Foggy,
calm,
14.
Ross
wood
Foggy,
calm,
17.
Aiyansh
Clear,
calm,
21.
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
calm,
34.
Anyox
Part
cloudy,
calm,
33.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
29.
II
Helton
Part
cloudy,
calm.
w.
Burns,
Lake
Clear,
calm,
6.
Smlthens
Part
.cloudy,
calm,
10.
Whitehorse
Cloudy,
calm,
22.
14.
;
,
Carmacks
Cloudy
calm,
24.,
Dawson-
-Partly
cloudy,
calm,
GYPSY
BAND
FROZEN
DEATH
,,
,
,
...
,
.
,
School
c
i
and
Hungry
Wolves
Attack
,
Kill
Sixteen
Children
WARSAW,
Feb.
13.
Poland
reported
that
un
entire
Gypsy
band
of
80
or
40
men,
women
and
children
were
frosen
to
death
rear
!
Lublin.
The
Express
printed
a
Vienna
despatch
relating
that
a
pack
of
wolves
had
attacked
a
school
at
Javina
and
killed
16
children,
two
soldiers
and
four
gendarmes.
Seven
have
died
at
Antwerp
and
it
is
certain
that
the
casuaitiei
will
run
into
hundreds.
SIGNS
BILL
FOR
CRUISERS
WASHINGTON.
Feb.
13.
President
Coolidge
today
signed
a
bill
calling
for
the
construction
of
13
cruisers
and
one
aircraft
carrier.
LARGE
CABARET
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
Accommodations
for
Private
Parties
Phone
457
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
-COftSTANTJNQPLE
.
CONSTANTINOPLE,
Feb;
13:
Leon
Trotsky,
an
exile
from
Soviet
Russia
because
0f
his
ODOoaitlon
of
the
nol-
icies
of
the
n
resent
'recline.
Jias
arrived
here,
CONFESSED
TO
MURDER
ON
THE
PRAIRIES
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
13.
Murdered
on
the
highway
between
Gull
Lake
and
Tomkins,
Sask.,
last
March,
the
body
of
David
Kates,
clothing
salesman
of
PIcton,
Ont.,
was
buried
in
the
sand
dunes,
according
to
an
alleged
confession
obtained
by
the
Vancouver
police
from
Herman
Ravinsky,
who
was
arrested
here
Saturday.
Before
the
body
was
buried,
Ravinsky's
signed
statement
declared
it
showed
signa
of
life
and
was
struck
over
the
head
repeatedly
with
a
shovel.
CONSOLIDATED
TAKES
CALEDONIA
MINES
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
13.
An
,
ntion
by
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Company
for
the
final
I
control
of
the
Caledonia
Mines,
...
...
.
npnnrM
nn
vCou
ver
Island,
was
ratified
at
a
re
cent
meeting
of
the
shareholders
of
the
latter
company,
it
was
announced
today.
The
Consolidated
reserves
the
right
to
drop
the
property
if
it
does
not
measure
up
to
expectations.
Development
work
will
start
not
later
than
April
1.
Scottish
Humor
HE
WAS
RIGHT
An
Aberdonian
oh
the
evo
of
marriage
asked
a
friend
what
the
ceremony
cost.
"Weel
Sandy,"
was
the
reply,
"efter
I
got
married
I
asked
the
Minister,
'lloo
much
am
I
duo
ye?'
'Oh,'
he
replied,
'Just
what
you
think
she
Is
worth,'
and
when
1
handed
him
a
shillin'
ho
gavo
me
back
a
sixpence,
and
man
d'yq
ken
he
was
right
1"