The
Wise
Man
The
wise
man
reads
the
classified
advertisements
and
uses
them
whenever
he
needs
to
sell
or
buy,
or
rent,
to
find
lost
poods
or
to
get
a
job.
....
There
seems
to
be
rather
a
general
opinion
against
the
r
1
tee
i
i
"I
(
J
1
building
01
tne
&Keena
nignway
on
ute
gouui
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01
me
Vol
XX..
No.
111.
y
fckeena
railway.
It
is
claimed
that
a
ferry
would
be
too
!
slow
and
cumbersome
a
method
of
transportation.
It
is;
ai.o
stated
that
construction
on
the
north
side
of
the
river
would
not
be
as
difficult
as
sometimes
represented.
A
letter
in
regard
to
it
comes
from
Haysport,
Nick
J.
Coulter,
writing
as
follows:
To
the
Editor
of
The
Daily
News:
Sir,
In
your
issue
of
Friday
10th
inst
is
an
article
v
;t:
-h
I
see
occupied
a
leading
position
from
the
pen
01
U.
win
to
a
considerable
extent
de-i.
Nwanson,
a
former
mail
carrier,
G.
T.
P.,
in
1908
and
pen
th
Jyth
of
the
debate
V.m
giving
his
views
on
how
our
road
should
go.
Zh
He
says
that
a
ferry
from
Tyee
on
the
C.
N.
R.
and
tigatien
of
the
handling
of
the
practically
on
the
river,
to
the
south
side
connecting
at
or
m
n.in
Cron.
The
rent
of
this
above
Raspberry
Island,
would
be
an
easier
route
to
build,
will
probebly
be
eoo-wned
op,
rate
and
keep
open
than
one
on
this
side-the
north
JX
-JE
""i'1
!
tak
of
prepur'ng
its
report.
I
agree
with
him
in
this,
but
and
it
is
a
-great
big'
''kit-"
how
is
he
going
to
get
aeroasi
There
is
at
the
present
day
a
shallow,
r&y,mud
fj'
at
Tvee
staUon.
-w'hichjdninS'OuWruiar.11
'IVoe
cannot
be
reacHea
with
a
boat
drawing
three
feet-i
on
an
18-foot
tide
at
high
water.
It
is
practically
the
kume,
if
not
worse,
at
Skeena
City.
At
Telegraph
Point,
from
there
to
Khtada,
is
the
first
ti'Tp
water
available
and
this
is
frozen
solid
in
the
winter.
"n
the
south
side
of
the
river
the
same
conditions
rrc
.
ail.
At
Raspberry
Island
and
up
to-Khtada
you
cwld
r.'-.r
land
a
ferry;
no,
not
even
a
fishing
boat
at
half
tide.
T
v:
north
side,
the
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace
side,
is
t:;c
only
route
on
which
a
road
should
and
must
be
built.
I4
naytake
more
money
to
do
this.
Let
us
get
together
vM
pull
as
one
man.
The
road
is
ours
where
we
want
it
Who
wants
to
wait
at
a
ferry
point
for
hours
waiting
for
I
rise
and
fall
of
the
tide?
Fancy
our
eastern
tourists
ci
-'Hiving
our
grand
scenery
bordering
along
on
a
good
r
aci
and
then
stuck
in
the
wilderness
waiting
for
the
f-rry
and
gazing
at
the
mud
flats
singing
this
little
song:
""no
more
river
to
"cross."
No;
the
north
side
or
no
side;
all
wheels
and
;
no
fern,'.
TRANSFER
OF
LOCAL
STUDENTS
STOCK
VOTE
ARE
SUCCESSFUL
IS
CARRIED
AT
UNIVERSITY
OTTAWA,
May
14.
A
resolu-
Successful
students
from
this
'
providing
for
the
taxing-
of
district
at
the
recent
annual
ex-
r'-
aic
and
tranafnr
of
ithares
of
nminjitinns
in
the
University
;v
k
lifter
a
tempestuous
passage
British
Columbia
have
i.i-
tugtit
was
finally
reported
the
following:
1
11'
!
i
nmmlUui
nnrl
utunfta
fir
tfn.illtv
nf
SftS
and
the
unudinn
Fishing
Co.
George
C.
ArseneHU.
of
included
science,
;
Hurd
reading.
The
house
In
third
year,
passed
Miss
Muriel
'nimnt.ee
voted
twice
before
the
Crawford
and
Miss
Cherrie
Camp-'-'rum
was
finally
reported.
bellibettof
pf
Ufcwwti
'
"ho
first
vote
was
52
for
and
44
Arts
and
science,
second
year,
"
'
This
was
on
an
amend-
class
two-Miss
Dorothy
I
atmore.
iiroduced
by
Hon.
W.
R.
Prince
Rupert;
passed,
Win
Ui-R(M,
minister
of
finance,
which
n
Cross.
Prince
Rupert,
"'ide
crrtuin
reductions
in
the
tax
Applied
science,
third
year,
rf"-!d
"Penny
stocks."
launnlementals
-
Don
Matnewm.
Becond
vote
wuh
on
the
mo-
irtnM
itunM-t:
secoml
er.
P44"
1
to
report
the
resolution
when
j
wtn
8Unplementals,
rovernment
bad
47
and
its
"op-
iitv,
nt,
numbered
41.
,;
pl--
;
.ltv
rnuncil
last
night,
on
f.tut
nrnA.,
v.ii
fnrmrr
mttn
of
Aid.
Rudderham,
sec
l
r
,u'
.".
":
.ii
"
3
7...
aw
Prudhorome,
gave
'
""'WH
lOCJll
nailOUV
lisnei-
unueM'
i
,
Annnn1ltt
ir.n
u
,1L
...
.u
uiu
of
the
Acropolis
Bruno
I
v,..
(mm
Hill
irriunds
on
the
afternoon
or
V
in
...
...
.
At
t
m
l
4Ua
I'.l
llic
Robert
''.uuver
at
the
first
01
me
June
o
v
-;
-
,f
n
'io
win
go
out
tonigni
10
uie
sibih
w
1'ttiKing
salmon
pevwiivii
iuibibii
.
,
.
JirB
of
the
lodge,
'"P"
land
tnd
Butedale
for
from
the
secretary
DAILY
MAIL
IS
REFUSED
Postmaster
'General
Considers
Extra.
Expenditure
Would
Not
be
Justified
The
daily
jnall
service
has
been
refused
by
the
post
office
department.
The
deputy
postmaster
central
writes
to
the
Board
of
Trade
in
reply
to
resolutions
forwarded
to
the
department
stating
that
the
Hon.
P.-
J.
Veniot,
postmaster
general,
has
received
the
resolution
passed
by
the
Associated
Board
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
and
desires
,lo
state
that
the
question
of
Increasing
the
present
trl-wcely
service
has
already
been
thoroughly
inquired
Into
and
on
account
of
the
very
large
additional
annual
expenditure
such
a
service
Involved,
the
department
is
not
able
'to
justify
a
recommendation:trtiiner)iie
the
mail
service
totally.
Six
jnches.
Snow
Calga&jr
-
Today
and
Other;
iPomtsrh
r-i
ii
r
r
ft
i
rrosr
A
jjmlt'flcowjEdM
'WINNIPEG,
May
14.
Six
inches
of
snow
and
a
temperature
of
30
degrees
abovezero.
made
Calgary
the
most
wintry
community
in
the
west's
relapse
into
winter
today.
Qu'Appelle
and
Swift
Current
were
two
degrees
colder,
but
had
less
snow.
Moose
Jaw
and
Regina
were
treated
to
snowfall
and
many
intervening
points
from
Edmonton
to
Dauphin.
Man.,
wer.e
cloaked
in
snow.
Snow
promised
to
reach
central
and
northern
Manitoba
today.
J.
R.
TANNOCK
WILL
pre
CIIRVFY
JMN
POWER
COMPANY
r-
L
Jululjl
Accountant
in
Local
Government
'Agent's
Office
to
Take
New
Position
signed
his
position
in
the
pro-
T
r
nTr
P-G.E.
Railway
in
British
Colum-
vincial
x.nctal
government
government
service
service
here
nere
,
,
tfc
houRe
f
to
accept
a
position
with
the
....!j..
,t
..
Power
Corporation
of
Canada.
Mr.
Tan
nock
has
been
in
the
em-
IS
MENTIONED
''OTTAWA.
May
14.
Corres-jrtndence
in
connection
with
the
has
re-
proposed
survey
of
the
natural
re-
a
reference
to
offers
of
the
Cana-
Man
Pnilf
Hail
WAV
nnrl
Pans-
ploy
of
the
provincial
government
dlan
National
Railway
to
carry
for
some
12
years,
and,
for
the
,,
.Pviv
iolntlv
with
the
past
five
years,
has
been
accoun-'rjr-Ush
Columbia
government,
tant
in
the
government
agent's
The
survey
will
extend
north
office
at
Prince
Rupert.
He
ser-'from
Prince
Geroge
and
refers
ved
overseas,
and
is
a
member
of
.particularly
to
the
mineral
de-
the
Canadian
Legion.
'posits.
United
States'
Government
Asks
Information
About
the
Seizure
of
Fishing
Boats
rd
WASHINGTON,
May
14.
Request
will
be
made
of
ho
nnnnrlinn
rmvprnmpnt.
hv
flip
TInitfid
Statps
fnr
in-
partmeht
received
information
today
from
United
States
Jonsui
u.
uaruon
wooawaru
at.
rnnce
nupert
saying
that
the
five
vessels
had
been
seized.
The
state
depart
ment
officials
said
that
steps
would
be
taken
to
ascertain
.
-
M
Mi
i
i?
X
A
-
vvhetner
tne
vessels
were
gunty
oi
vioiaiioa
oi
tne
ireaiy
provisions.
It
is
expected
that
proceedings
will
be
instituted
by
the
Canadian
government
and
on
the
outcome
of
the
case
will
depfnd
what
action
is
to
be
taken
by
the
United
States.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
MONDAY.
MAY
14,
1929
UREO
SIX
INCHES
OF
SNOW
AT
POINTS
Plea
for
Building
Skeena
Highway
on
North
Bank
IIRITISH
FAMILIES
FOR
CANADIAN
WEST
j
MONTREAL,
May
14:
British
families
numbering
260
persons
passed
through
Montreal
yesterday
westward
bound,
being
the
first
part
to
come
to
Canada
from
the
border
districts
of
England'
and
Scotland
under
the
As-
kew
scheme.
PARLIAMENT
DELAYED
BY
COMMITTEE
ON
GRAIN
HANDLING
OTTAWA.
May
for
adjournment
14.
The
date
of
parliament
Local
offices
of
the
flh-
eries
department
were
still
dumb
this
morning
in
regard
to
the
outcome
of
the
sefeure
ut
th
nri
nf
laat
week
by
C.G.S.
Malaspina
of
four
American
trolling
bats
down
the
coast
from
here.
Apparently
the
matter
is
be-
ing
handled
entirely
from
Vancouver.
The
four
boats
are
still
tied
alongside
C.G.S.
Malas-
4
t.inu
at
tliA
nrun
(lock
but
no
word
is
obtainable
locally
as
to
when
the
trial
will
take
place
of
the
owners
on
charges
of
breaches
of
inter-
national
regulations
with
re-
to
harbors
for
fishing
vessels.
.
formationconcerning
the)
fissure
of
five
United
States
EFFORT
.
.
-
,
TO
PREVENT
r
i
i
rt
.....
.i:
?
r
Til
it
l
1
mt-
j
vnsKPla
hv
Canada
in
Ronse
Island
harbor.
The
state
de
SMUGGLING
LIQUOR
INTO
UNITED
STATES
SEATTLE,
May
14.
Twenty
additional
customs
agents
are
to
be
added
his
summer
to
the
forpe
along
the
Pacific
northwest
sector
of
the
Canadian
boundary
in
an
effort
to
prevent
liquor
smuggling.
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CAB1KET
SfX-ctal
Dinners
Thursday!
and
Saturdays
Dancing
Every
Saturday
Night,
9
to
Vt
Dane
Hall
lor
Hire
Accommodation)
lor
Private
Partki
niONE
437
I
RICE
FIVE
CKNT
ON
PRAIRIE
"ROUND
THE
WORLD"
ECKNER'S
AMBITION"
Early
in
July
the
Graf
Zeppelin
(below;
will
start
from
New,
York
.harbor
an
eUinakiBg
trip
around
th
world
under
the
personal
direction
of
Dr.
Hug
Eckner
(inset,
above).
The
map
(above)
shows
the
route
this
dirigible
will
take
on
its
journey
from
the
t'mo
it
leaves
and.
return
to
.New
York.
Above
is
a
scene
.n
the
pilot-house
of
the
Zeppelin
on
its
last
trana-Atlan
crossing.
''
Premier
Baldwin
Says
he
is
Confident
of
Victory
in
Coming
British
Elections
4
NO
WORD
AVAILABLE
LOCALLY
ON
MATTER
OF
TROLLER
SEIZURE
LONDON,
May
14.
"I
start
my
general
elaction
campaign
confident
of
victory,"
Premier
Baldwin
asserted
in
a
message
to
the
country
last
night
"No
party
ever
had
better
ground
for
confidence.
I
have
behind
me
an
absolutely
united
party
and
that
party
has
behind
it
five
years
of
solid
work
for
the
betterment
of
industry
and
the
welfare
of
the
people.
We
can
look
our
past
pledges
in
the
face
and
on
the
strength
of
our
proved
faith
we
ask
for
a
simple
mandate
to
go
on
building
up
the
prosperity
of
the
nation
on
the
same
sound
rule."
-
"I
have
no
doubt
we
shall
receive
at
the
hands
of
the
electors
a
decisive
mandate
to
go
full
speed
ahead,"
th&
message
said.
:
CANADA
MEETS
LOWER
TARIFF
Will
Compete
With
United
States
Railway
for
Eastern
Business
has
been
reduced
by
the
interstate
commerce
commission
from
8.1
to
7.1
cents.
An
order
of
the
board
of
railway
commissioners
putting
the
new
rates
lata
affect
was
signed
Monday
after
boon.
BIRTH
NOTICE
A
son
was
born
to
Mr.
and
I
lltra
J.
I.
Itremner
of
Pacific.
'B.C
at
Edmonton,
Alt.,
May
11,
OTTAWA.
May
H.
The
Catiar
192!..,
112
dian
railways
have
filed"
a
lower
.tariff
on
wheat
to
meet
the
re-
duction.
announced
by
the
Inter-j
state
commerce
commdolon
of
the
j
United
States.
In
Canada
the
re-1
duction
applies
between
Georgian
Bay
points
and
Montreal
or
Qye-
bee
and
the
reduction
i
two
cents
ier
bushel,
making
the
rate
t
on
wheat
to
Montreal
from
bay
ports
6.G
instead
of
8.6.
1
The
rnte
between
Buffalo
and
New
York
on
the
same
commodity
Scottish
Humn
Imported
direct
Aberdeen
Joke
from
the
Factory
DKBUGERS
Dredgers
were
invested
by
an
Aherdonian
who
let
a
sixpence
f:ill
into
the
harbor.