CLASSIFIED
HABIT
L
'ryone
reacU
the
Classified
Ad.
I:
you
los.
advertlM
or
It.
If
you
tlnd,
locate
the
owner.
Whatever
you
need,
fl
lor
It
UKT
THE
CLASS'
',
..
No.
14.
'J
.
'
''t
3.
-
V
Ft
Down
Embankment
Only
A
MILTON,
Ont
(
i
Idaho,
10
up
at
0c;
Sun-j
Whether
or
not
the
Alberta
gov-l
"
cents
up
at
$4-40;
Toric
i
ernmc'.it
will
hve
anything
to
say
Hi
up
at
$2.10;
Grandvlew
P
I've
to
SOc;
Big
Missouri
down
J5t
at
$1.8&.
KING
HAD
A
QUIET
DAY
AND
GOOD
NIGHT
i"l(N,
Jan.
19.
The
i
i
physicians
issued
the
fol-
I.ulletin:
"The
King
had
t
day
and
there
is
no
change
'Hurt
,
The
next
bulletin
will
i
mi(I
tomorrow
night."
bulletin
says:
"The
King
.I'd
a
Kod
night
u
ss
continues."
PROPOSE
IS
VOTED
DOWN
i'i
:ntm;T)N,
B.C.
Jan.
19:
'
"i
(,W(4
in
the
sestll'
jli
"ia
voted
down
the
pttiMM
Hi"
central
selling
agency
for
i.
e.
Fruit
and
Vegetables.
PIONEER
DIES
SKWARD.
Jan.
19:
After
suf-
EDMONTON,
Jan.
19.
r
do
in
regard
to
the
construction
programs
of
the
Canadian
Na
tional
and
Canadian
1'acinc
nan
ways
is
in
the
lap
of
the
future
Hon.
Vernor
W.
Smith,
minister
of
railways,
says
that
the
matter
has
not
yet
come
before
tne
gov.
.rnment
in
any
way,
and
no
oc
One
Man
Mled'A
ifjc
casion
for
taking
action
or
adopt-1
ing
an
attitude
in
respect
to
u
nai
'
thus
far
arisen.
Now
that
the
province
is
on,
thi
verge
of
going
out
of
tne
railway
business,
there
is
not
the
same
likelihood
of
the
government
The
M'taktaf
a
hand
in
the
prospective
Ifight
between
the
two
companies,
the
chances
being
insteaa
mm,
tbe
will
be
left
to
work
things
out
themselves.
Mr.
Smith
points,
out,
however,
that
Alberta
people.:
ir.
common
with
all
otner
median
citisens.
are
directly
con-1
cerned
In
the
welfare
ol
the
iva-tional
lines
and
will
therefore
naturally
take
an
interest
in
the
later
developments.
If
the
matter
get
to
the
stage
of
the
house
of
common
railway
committee
and
the
western
provinces
are
asked
by
that
body
to
I'
renresented
at
Its
sttfctafs.
it
is
'
forinir
frum
a
rvanilvflp
trnlco
fnr
tnoether
died
yesterday.
icjuestion.
key.
VM
minww
years.
August
Peitman,
aged
thinks,
that
AJbMtir
will
be
there,
the
earliest
Kodiak
pioneer,
I
As
yet,
hoavM,
WBt
a
live
DELAY
LIKELY
IN
Ton
1Q
Uo.It
P
oTo.
tinted
to
199
commit-
i
iik-fj.
and
irom
zU
to
34
nassentrers
inmred.
when
the
.
-
.
a,
j
'
T
n
WHJVU
vi
li'o-Hamilton
and
Buffalo
express
train
was
derailed
injured
.
He
had
both
legs
broken
and
was
scalded.
ing
balast
from
beneath
the
ties
following
a
down
(if
rain
is
held
responsible.
iALF-MILLION
CORPORATION
to
Establish
Air
Mail
Line
Seattle
to
Juneau
TTLE.
Jan.
19:
A
half
'
miliar
corporation
to
p-air
nail
line
from
Se-'
Juneau
and
to
equip
a
:.u
try
has
been
formed
i
;n
('.
Gorst,
president
of
.;'tl'
flyinfr
service,
it
was
-
I
t-.ere
yesterday.
YESTERDAY'S
TRADING
MUVER.
Jan.
19
'In
'v
continued
in
laite
volume
id
y
and
in
spite
of
further
!'
'.ikinK
the
price
trend
was
l
upward.
"
'v
Copper
closed
10
up
at
ri-aiiu
in
un
at
S13:!
LOUD
PEEL
ON
STOCK
EXCHANGE
who
aucie,ded
I
as
Secretary
of
I
un
liT
of
Portland
Cannl
Imum
Mmlc
Advance
hut
Me
MU-Mouri
Wom
Down
U
nit
Birkenhead
State
for
India
in
the
Baldwin
Cabinet.
WILL
NOT
TAKE
PART
IN
RAILWAY
DISPUTE
SAYS
ALBERTA
MINISTER
PACIFIC
COAST
LINE
EDMONTON,
Jan.
19:
Itiver
One
For
Paper
Mill
The
Other
For
Utilities
VICTORIA,
Jan.
19:
The
.juea-
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
iOw!
a'
c-
s
-"".aion
C.
W
l
Hayview,
6,
5Vi.
B.
C.
Silver.
1.S5,
Nil.
Big
Missouri,
1.60,
l.GS.
Coast
Copper,
80.00,
Nil.
Cork
Province,
29,
5Vi.
Dutfcie,
66,
76.
George
Capper,
10.60,
11.00.
Georgia
River,
48,
44.
96,
9
SolcotxU.
raadview,
88,
84.
Independence,
18
V4.
14.
Indian,
7,
9.
Inter.
Coal
&
Xoke,
85.
86.
Kortenajr
Florence,
27,
88.
Kootsnay
King,
48,
44.
HL,
6V.
7.
Lucky
Jim.
ZSV,
86.
Marmot
MeUls.
,
9.
Marmot
Gold,
9.
3Vi.
Mohawk,
10,
lOVs.
Morten
Woolaey.
5V4,
6'j.
National
Silver,
22,
28.
Noble
Five,
76,
78.
Pond
Oreille,
18.90,
14.00.
Porter
Idaho,
80,
81.
Premier,
2J0.
26.
Ileeves
McDonald,
3.80,
3.90.
Rufttf
Argenta,
48,
49.
Ruth
Hie.
nt,
GC.
Silver
Crest,
18,
12Vfc.
Silverado,
1JM,
1M.
Sllversairth.
It,
Nil.
Slocan
Kiag,
7,
8.
Snowflake,
40,
41.
Sunloeh,
4.28.
4.80.
Terratnua,
It,'
Nil.
Topley
Ufehftfiild,
68,
68H.
Torlc,
100,
&2S.
Wellington,
10,
10)4.
Whitewater,
1.40,
1.60,
Woodbine,
8V1,
4.
Eastern
Stock
Sherritt
Oerden,
&9S,
Nil.
Oils
Dalheutte,
2.00,
2.15.
Horns.
8.80,
8.60.
MoLeod,
4.26,
4,40.
MsglsiHl,
2.76.
2.90.
PfilHild,
1.0B.
Nil.
I
-"'I
:
WHO
WILL-FORM
1
NEW
COMMITTEES
When
Dr.
King
was
pawing
.
through
Edmonton
he
stated
Interest
Heine
Taken
In
Possible
that
the
prospects
for
a
Pac-
'
Choices
of
Mayor
S.
P.
coast
outlet
frem
fthe
1
McSlordie
eace
Jliver
country
mhh-
...
.
m
.
.
.
innuyHn
,
likely
for
the
immediate
fa-
!
Now
that
the
municipal
elect-;
ture
for
the
reason
that
the
'i0ns
are
over,
siwsonlation
is
al-
'
.
railways
railways
ni
had
buch
large
ex-
ready
rife
as
tff
wh
will
be
ap-
teen
by
Muyor
S.
P.
AIcMordie.
'There
ura
three
nw
aldermen
miles
east
of
Stoney
Creek
last
night.
,
jl)Uti
wh,ie
ei4cn
naJ
COnainer-
i
in
engine
left
the
rails
and
plunged
40
feet
down
the'
bic
exjwnencc
in
.natters
of
ad-
;
;1;:Sment-The
baggage
car
and
8moking
car
al8
:
WATER
POWER
xirs
&JE
i
Tl.f
fireman's
body
was
found
beneath
the
engine.
I
nnMnrTITmM'''
with
u
k
Gant
of
Hamilton,
engineer,
was
the
most
seri-i
fl
1
1
?lr
r.
1
1
1
iti
Aiu.
ccUit
in
for.
another
year
i
mMim
immn
e
.j
n
m
u
a.
land
Alt!.
L'rown
rajrclectcJ,
there
Iwill
be
any
chautjft
in
the
chair-
Two
Ille
Concerns
Want
Campbell
i.ii.nships
f
the
'finance
und
ut-
ility
committee
respectively
Thin
leaves
the
f
airmanship
of
the
Board
of
Works
the
only
one
to
be
filled
with
a
new
appoint-
t
on
of
who
shall
get
the
Camp-jment
to
aucotd
AkL
W.
J.
Greer,
bell
River
Pswer
whre
it
is
Mid
who
did
not
task
J-election
this
that
40,01)0
horsepower
or
more
year.
Aid.
Prudhoaune
and
Aid.
ou'.r
be
developed
will
have
to
Audderhara.
members
of
last
1p
(!f,'i;ied
pretty
soon.
The
1
year's
Board
of
WoiJ.
remain
oH
'
rown
Williaroette
paper
con-
the
council
bat
it
Is
not
certain
i
i-rn
which
controls
the
mill
t
jthat
rthr
will,
be
elvatd
Orcun
Falla
was
plasMAR
to
usefwe
twawfaaiwhiptof
the
eommtt
u
forrftulp
and
now
,ii
!i
tion
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern,
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATURDAY.
JANUARY
19,
1929
CK
IN
EASTERN
CAN
EAT)
OF
SURVEY
DEPARTMENT
TELLS
OF
PRINCE
ocornotive
Plunged
40
Left
to
right:
Signora
Edda
VICTORIA,
Jan.
19:
With
the
recent
change
in
Government,
the
From
ttui
utilitifl
aommitte
of
opening
of
the
Provincial
Legis-
last
year,
Aid.
Linsey
is
missing
lture
on
Tuesday,
will
take
on
through
not
being
.
re-elected,
additional
interest,
wita
Conser-
Ald.
Elect
S.
D.
Mecdortald
was
vative
hostesses
coming
to
ins
formerly
chairman
of
the
com-
'ore
in
the
round
of
entertaining
mittee.
which
follows
in
its
waKe.
It
la
o.iit
rwiaiM
ih.t
.
His
Honor
the
Lieutenant-oov-
cept
for
the
chairmaBships
of
ernor
and
Miss
Macxenue
win
1
the
finance
and
utilities
commit-
entertain
at
the
usual
state
din-tees,
r
following
the
opening
of
the
there
may
be
a
general
shuffle
frum
last
year's
appoint-
House,
to
which
the
new
caomet
menta.
Mayor
McMordie
wiH
an-
ministers,
members
of
the
judic-
nouMM
th
nrannnl,
of
th
iarv,
and
other
officials
will
be
Umftmrttees
at
the
first
meeting
invited.
This
will
be
followed
at
of
the
new
council
next
Thursday
l
o'eloeK
oy
a
state
recepuon
w.
i.l4
which
the
memuers
ana
meir.
...itani.
4
there
will
be
several
newcomers
Wrk-Hnour
retail
.stbre,
we
.
among
-the
women
who
will
at-
fl.A
fteeant
store
next
to
the
following
the
1.22
opening
Capitol
Theatre,
from
Mon-
House.
day
morning,
January
21
un-
,
til
further
notice.
j
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
Same
telephone
numbers,
i
02
and
08.
14
BURNS
&
COLTD.
FAMILY
OF
MUSSOLINI
Boston
Grill
IAItGE
CAIUKET
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
tor
Hire
Accommodations
tor
Private
Parties
rhone
457
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
RUPERT
.WKJftE3
OPENING
TO
BE
Prince
Rupert
Waters
Are
Best
'ii
which
claims
it
is
ndeJed
forj
The
finance
committee
of
lost
,ht!
in
posed
smelter
and
for
fear,
as
far
as
membership
of
tht-r
developments
on
Vancouver
the
council
is
concerned,
remaiss
-lund
and
the
lower
mainland.
intact
with
.the
exception
of
Aid.
Some
decision,
must
be
arrived
Tinken.
To
this
committef,
it
is
state
Dinner
to
De
Given
at
Gov
at
soon
as
the
pfr
eoncm
has
practically
certain
that
either
ernment
House
and
Reception
deposited
a
guarantee
with
the
Aid.
Elect
Orme
or
Dawson,
or
At
Empress
Hotel
Government
that
they
will
com-
both,
will
be
appointed.
Aid.
mence
operations
before
next
fall.
Collart
and
Aid.
Dibb,
members
of
last
vcans
finance
committee.
are
still
on
the
council,
Mussolini,
Romano,
Bruno
and
Vi:torio,
the
three
sons,
Benito
Mussolini
and
his
daughter,
Edda.
NEST
TUESDAY
Surveyed
in
whole
World
for
100
Miles
Out,
75
Miles
Wide
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
19.
Stressing
the
importance
of
properly
charted
waters
and
coast
lines
in
an
address
to
the
foreign
trade
bureau
of
the
Board
of
Trade
here,
H
.
B
.
Parteeau
of
the
department
of
marine
and
fish-cries,
hydrographic
survey
branch,
at
Victoria,
said
that
Prince
Rupert
was
the
most
thoroughly
surveyed
in
the
whole
world
for
an
area
of
100
miles
out
to
sea
and
75
miles
wide
.
Mr.
Parizeau
pointed
out
that
properly
charted
waters
.
"lowered
insurance
risks
and
made
UsTITrnrin
n
1
nill
Ivessel
owners
willing
to
send
their
Ml
KlIIK
r
A
K
If
I
l"P
to
a
port,
thus
increasing
its
I
HORRORS
SHOWN
RIVERSIDE,
Cal.,
Jan.
19.
PARIS,
Jan
19:
Marshal
Una
ranoriMl
this:
"
"
-
;
:
re
moving
temporarily
to
.u..vu.-
arranged
morning
.
that
the
patient
sho
!a
slight
improvement.
ELECTED
P1ESIDBNT
trade.
The
coastline
of
Canada
was
longer
than
any
other
in
the
world
and
British
Columbia
contributed
10,000
miles
of
it.
it
1
would
take
a
boat
42
days
to
go
around
the
B.
C.
coastline
trav-
.iit
in
niU,
an
hnnr
fnr
24
wivo.
officio!,
and
orivtte
clt-;
Bones
of
different
descriptions.
5
.....
Uens-from
Vaitcouver
and
Vic-;bits
of
hair,
pieces
of
scalp,
cart-j
WCII
irMAliral
1
AHVl
WtUi-IUlUWW
LAUl-
teria
'have
been
invited.
There
ridges,
toe
nails
and
fingernails,
n,Tnnmn
DIES
IN
THE
east
r."'"
'""""u"e
JZi'Ti&ZJrS
LlhUl
.-UUVtKlNUK
1
The
ceremony
at
the
Parliament
Special
Sheriff
Lester
Graham
Tim
An
1
niPn
evidence
11
A
Ml
I
I
IU
A
II
I
U
v.i
k..
iuu.n
rMvaH
kor.
rtniiHin.
will
r
followed
bv
an
yesterday.
He
said
the
the
dirt
lUfini
1
JUl
U
I
U
V
tfaat
Mrs.
Sarah
Schmidt,
wife
of
informal
reception
at
the
Em-
had
been
screened
from
Professor
Schmidt
of
Toronto,
press
Hotel,
when
Premier
Tol-,
n
tne
ancn
cnicaen
ouu..
died
December
24.
The
late
Mrs.
mie
and
Mrs.
Tolmie
will
be
"at
,
:
!
vi'iNN'PEG.
Jan.
19:
Hon.
Sehmldt
was
a
sister
of
the
late
home"
to
the
Cabinet
ministers
prrnimrn
Bedore
Burrows
aged
71.
lieuten-
Mrs.
F.
W.
Hart,
also
a
sister
of
and
members
of
the
Legislature
MOVER
AND
SttUNUhK
ant
governor
of
Manitoba,
died
Mrs.
Fred
Salsbu.y
of
Vancouver.
ad
their
wives,
and
tea
will
be(
n-priiy
i
AnnRFW
here
in
hospital
last
night.
He
She
was
well-known
as
Mies
Craw-
rved.
UIlAHrt
HUUIXLOJ
ol,PHted
on
for
appendicitis
ford
In
the
boundary
country.
She
jn
order
not
to
conflict
with
;
1
k
nis
recovery
was
Is
also
an
aunt
of
Mr.
Crawford
the
Premier's
reception,
the
Vic-
OTTAWA,
Jan.
19.
T.
M.
ttntjcjnat-d
until
late
last
night
of
the
Crawford
Logging
Co.
at
toria
Women's
Conservative
As-
Cayley
of
Oxford
South
will
move
when
ne
BUfftrea
a
relapse.
He
rort
uemema.
sociatioa
have
postponed
tneir
h
address
in
reply
to
tne
speecn
...
.
n
itti
Un
durinc
the
reception,
which
was
to
have
from
the
throne.
The
seconder
....
.......AJlJ-lAA4a.
teken
place
following
the
opening
will
be
Charles
E.
Farland,
elect-,
Mr
l5odore
wu8
ap,M)lnted
gov-
To
.
hi
uim
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LLE,
Indiana.
Jan.
19
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deaths
and
injuries
to
thirty
persons
mostly
children
PENT1CTON,
Jan.
19
:
Thorn-
was
the
toll
of
the
tornado
which
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
19:
Wheat
as
Abriel
of
Naskup,
was
elected
wept
through
the
four
middle
1
was
uuoted
an
the
exchange
today
president
of
the
B.
C.
Fruit
western
state
yesterday
aecom-
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.,
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a
Growers'
Association,
yesterday.
Ipunied
by
heavy
ruin
storms.