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you
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THE
CLASSIFIED
IIAUIT.
Vol,
.XX..
No.
1G.
PARLIAMENT
LONDON
OPENS
DON.
Jan.
22.
No
ape-.
ti
ructions
were
forwarded
to
H
lii:
idi;m
Trade
Commissioner
it...
r,t
Anntnitla
In
discUSS
ill
a
.
twiiv
uiiv
with
the
Australian
i
Guinea
r
Earthquake
in
Alaska
Was
Most
Severe
let-
'bads
about
on
their
castors.
The
i
quakes
.Uere
felt,
in
othei
dis-Urkta.
'
rt
monies
attended
the
re-
.
.,
,
nni'ritTrri!
tnPP
1
I17PP
nn,K
of
parliament
wis
aner-
fcVr.NlfcN
mjr
LliEJ
in,
i.
it
wa
merely
ma
re-.'Miiiun
of
a
session
which
was.
no.'ii
before
Christmas
holf
There
was
pronounced
in-
AS
TROLLEY
HITS
BUS
BELLEVUE.
Jan.
22
Seven-
m
the
reassemblage,
how-
,
teen
are
known
to
be
dead
and
15
in
Fairbanks
Districts
i
us
this
is
the
It
eMion
othwiliWere
takam
U.boJitaI
as
a
u,
present
parliament.
,
;
VesukJl
a
JikesfcoA;
lectri
in-!
t
.'i
no
untoward
political
hap-
Durban
car
crashing
into
a
Chi-HK
the
government
should
cag0.iittaburgh
bus
of
the
Grey-j
li.
local
government
bill
en-jhouU
Co
in
blinding
snow-
d
into
law
and
then
be
pre-
Btorrn
near
here
this
afternoon
I
inr
H
general
election
late
In
0j
tnt.
jjt,aC
w,.re
in
the
bus
I
early
in
June.
ncertain
as
are
the
results
five
million
new
women
vot-n
the
register,
Conservative
d.
i
s
are
confident
that
a
ma-of
go
or
70
will
be
on
their
)
ill
lowers
of
the
situation
anti-that
while
the
government
it
lose
seats
to
both
Laborltea
H
Liberals,
they
will
have
a
all
majority
in
the
next
house.
DISCUSS
TRADE
AGREEMENT
IN
A
FRIENDLY
WAY
OTTAWA,
Jan.
22.
Official
SHIPS
SAILING
FROM
HALIFAX
Cnrgoe
of
Canadian
fiooda
Co
to
Newfoundland,
Australia
.Vml
Vet
Indleu
HALIFAX.
Jan.
22:-Elght
of
the
largest
ships
of
the
Canadian
National
Steamahipa
fVeet
will
ar-
.
a
i
twn
HnlifsUC
rive
at
or
unpun.
,,:
this
week.
Their
departures
win
i.
Australia.
New
Zealand,
Souih
America,
the
British
Weat
Indies
and
British
Guinea.
In-..ia-a
.monir
them
will
be
the
R.M.S.
Lady
Nelson
which
will
be
leaving
Halifax
Friday
night
on
her
second
trip
to
rmua,
British
West
lndiea.
and
British
Munin
carrying
a
very
...
..
..
1
1
,
tutMsunirer
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
M
H,
a
a
i
t
a
nii
rum
ill
mmr
i
j
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'
v
i-i
IIUH'IK
IHfHIUIC
winiiBD
....
-
-
Jl..-,
.
.
.
i
miinfiun
i
.hhiiuihiiv.
USt
OI
UlBUIl
no
t.nde
agreement
uetween
Skiml8her
U
i.vo
wo
i
countries.
nuntries.
I
I
.
":
..
,.
uunisUi
,i..j..,v
iar
"ffk-ial
circles
decline.
to
make
due
to
sail
on
.iiiv
commnnt
nn
the
nuestion
ofiU'n
mern.a,
t'hai
iilti
rations
were
unuor
ui-
BIG
FIRE
IN
FREDERICTON
Business
Section
of
New
Bruns.
wick
Capital
Ravaged
by
Blaze
Today
FREDERICTON,
N.B.,
Jan.
22:
f
!
no
which
raged
for
.sixteen
thours
until
noon
today
did
prop-hn
l
damage
In
the
business
sec-
It
ion
of
the
city
of
nearly
$250
UOUHWI
the
second
sail-
ing
from
Halifax
on
that
route.
nn
kmiUv
the
"Canadian
Win
ner"
will
sail
for
New
Zealand
with
a
full
cargo
of
motor
care,
news
print
and
general
merchandise,
and
on
the
following
day
the
"Canadian
Highlander
will
sail
with
a
full
cargo
ot
similar
eomroodit
es
far
Australia
and
invnxiun
Imn:ter"
'
ex-
ected
to
get
swry
from
liaiilax
he
same
day
for
Vancouver,
engaged.
In
the
Inter
coastal
trade.
Among
the
ships
of
this
line
due
to
arrive
in
Halifax
during
the
week
are
the
"Cnnadiiin
Kx-nlorer"
from
Australia,
and
the
"Canadian
Forester"
with
pas
sengers
ami
cargo
trom
''hi"-
000
Five
l.ulldlnirs
worn
dos-
i
and
Nassau,
ami
the
"(
;nadinn
';d.
The
conflagration
star-
Souatter"
is
due
in
later
in
in
....
m
l.hc
iiiemtsp
of
A.
C.
Cov
iwvek
from
the
West
Indies.
THREE
SHIPS
IN
DISTRESS
ON
ATLANTIC
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
22.
Three
freighters
were
in
distress
in
the
Atlantic
today.
The
Italian
steamer
Florida,
from
Pensacola
for
Naplett,
sent
out
SOS
calls
today,
reporting
damaged
rudder
and
requesting
assistance,
about
800
miles
off
Cape
Hatteras.
The
freighter
Dunnedalke
was
reported
sinking
in
latitude
S7,
66".
north
longitude
39,
ST"
west,
with
the
President
Harrison
and
other
ships
rushing
to
her
aid.
The
steamer
Main
reported
she
wus
still
searching
for
the
British
steamer
Tessbridge,
in
distress
southweett
of
Cape
Race
since
yesterday.
When
the
Teasbridge
last
reported
she
had
two
hatches
stove
in
and
the
stoke
hold
flooded.
.H
l
believed
her
wireless
was
out
of
commission.
ion
and
provincial
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.
C,
TUESDAY,
JANUARY
22,
1929
ARCHBISHOPS
MAY
VISIT
CANADA
IN
SEPTEMBER
NEXT
,
I
.
TORONTO,
.
Jan.
22:
Tor-
1
I
-
omo
w'.u
oe
v:s:iea
oy
ine
Archbishops
of
Canterbury!
yk
ih
September
If
.
orta
which
are
being
I
made
In
connection
with
the
j
forthcoming
session
of
the
:
FAIRBANKS,
Jan.
22.
What
is
believed
to
have
been
!
?h?rc!1
?!
England
congress
the
longest
and
most
severe
earthquake
in
history
in
this
I
Ze
Ztui
ocpwmDor
.L
t-nmblor
ridden
section
kept
residents
of
Fairbanks
in
.
j
,
asprnse
for
nearly
four
hours
yesterday
.
,
;
The
disturbance
started
at
12:30
oflock
in
the
morn-
nvmi
n
wpvpirru
;n'i
many
clocks
were
stopped
by
the
first
shock,
which
h.
WiiiibAtLi
lasted
well
over
a
minute
and
continued
until
4:20,
when
j
ON
VALlfEZ
SLAND
the
last
heavy
concussion
died
out,
accompanied
by
heavy
earth
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
22.
Tiit
rumblings.
50-foot
fish
trawler
Mrsnzett,
.for-
i
Fourteen
distinct
shocks
were
merly
the
Be
yl
G.,
famous
in
a
counted
during
the
four-hour
hi-jacklrg
case
a
few
years
ago,
pc:iod.
Soundn
in
the
earth
utfd-
was
wrecked
on
Saturday
on
Val-
,
ed
to
the
tenseness
of
the
aitua-;
dez
Island,
it
was
learned
yester-
CT
CCvCIfim
lion
anA
man
Prma
hurri4
day
IA
iAill
iirjiltlllllVthe
Street
from
homes
and
ho
tels.
Nearly
everyone
waa
forced
from
their
beds
by
the
quakes.
i,li
ion
Will
Take
Place
Before
WBcB
in
m;,ny
instances
rolled
the
Mioincr
AHscmuies,
rrou-ably
Conservative
FIRE
SWEPT
Constantinople
Lost
500
Houses,
and
1000
People
Shivering
In
Street
CONSTANTINOPLE,
Jan.
22.
A
terrific
fre
whipped
by
a
fierce
wlndlaid
waste
a
larrte
district
here
teday.
300
he
uses
being
destroyed,
while
mere
than
1000
persons
were
driven
to
the
freezing
streets,
where
they
huddled
homeless
as
the
fire
cont
nued
to
rage.
,
TORYANNUAL
LAST
EVENING:
C.
H.
Orme
Elected
President
of
Prince
Rupert
Conservative
Association
Aid.
-Elect
Cyril
II.
Orme
was
elecled
presklent
of
the
Prince
Rune
t
Conaervativo
Association,
which
held
Ita
annual
meeting
last
night
in
the
Bmad
It
was
an
enthaefftatte
gathering
and
about
100
'peraena
were
irr.attend-
nee.
Optimistic
addressee
by
J.
C.
Brady,
M.'P.,
and
James
H.
Thompson'
were
features
of
-the
.meeting.
The
complete
list
of
1929
officers
is
as
follows:
Honorary
president
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett
and
Hon.
Dr.
S.
F.
Tolmie.
Honorary
vice-presidents
J.
C.
Brady,
M.P.,
and
Jamos
II.
Thompson.
President
C.
II.
Orme.
First
vice-president
U
Love.
Second
vlee-prosident
D.
C.
Stuart.
Secretary-treasurer
W.
R.
Mr
Afee.
Executive
The
above
officers
and
R.
W.
Cameron.
J.
Fred
Ritchie.
C.
V.
Evitt,
J.
II.
Tait,
Robert
Blanco,
G.
P.
Tinker.
W
D.
Moaley,
George
Hill
and
II
B.
Rochester.
A
vote
of
thanks
was
tendered
to
W.
W.
Wright,
retiring
secro-l
The
Ctmnty
Court
case
of
Alice
tart-treasurer,
in
recognition
of
Allen
va
A.
Richmond
has
been
sIk
years
of
conacientious
and
ef-settM
out
of
court.
It
latent
wortc
for
the
association.
Local
Man
Appointed
Member
of
Organization
Committee
of
R.
the
Liberal
Patty
in
B.C.
New
House
Leader
Pattullo
Announces
That
Policy
of
Opposition
Will
Be
Decided
by
Conference
of
Liberal
Members
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
22.
Following
the
appointment
of
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
as
house
leader,
the
executive
of
the
Llboral
party,
in
session
yesterday
afternoon,
concen-
traiea
on
01
ganiznuiun
pians
.
in
orKMiii-tciuun
tuinuuLLcu
was
chosen
which
includes
M.
Gonzales
of
Prince
Rupert.
A
resolution,
which
constitutes
a
new
departure
in
or
ganization
principles,
moved
by
J.
W.
deB.
Farris
dealt
with
internal
organisation
nna
1
procedure.
iferred
to
the
advantages
of
the
Addressing
approximately
80
equalised
freight
rntoeenforced
by
members
of
the
executive
at
u
the
Liberals
at
Ottawa.
banquet
at
night,
Hon.
J.
H.
King!
The
newly
appointed
house
lead-
appealed
for
unanimous
support
!,.r,
T.
D.
Pattullo,
congratulated
for
the
Liberal
party,
both
Domin-,
executive
officials
on
the
harmony
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
mm
PARLIAMENT
OPENS
LAST
TIME
BEF
1
AMUl
S
GENERAL
FIGHTS
FOR
LIFE
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CAIIAKET
Special
Dinner
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
0
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
.
Accommodations
for
Private
Parties
Phone
437
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
ORE
ELECTIONS
Marshal
Ferdinand
Foch,
Ge
ralissimo
of
the
Allied
Forces
during
the
Great
War
suffered
heart
attack
which
has
left
hi
n
so
weak
that
his
physicians
for
some
time
despaired
of
saving
'tis
life.
The
above
layout
shows
the
famous
war
hero
talking
to
King
George,
while
on
the
right
is
a
good
portrait
of
the
Marshal.
Marshal
Fich's
iliness
develope
I
from
a
chill
contracted
on
Armistice
Day.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
p-
Will
Pn
(Courtney
of
8.
D
Vinson
Co,
ttd.)
The
fo'lowmg
quotations
were
b'd
and
atked.
-
-.
Bayview,
nil;
5.
Beaver
Silver,
nil;
20.
Big
Missouri.-SI.
67;
$1.70.
Cork-Province,
26
1-2;
nil.
Cotton
Belt,
60;
86.
Dunwell,
nil;
20.
Duthie,
nil;
GG.
George
Copper,
$11;
$11.10.
Georgia
River,
43;
45.
Gladstone,
nil;
14.
Goleonda.
$1.10;
$1.12.
Grandview,
84
1-2;
86.
Independence,
13;
IS
1-2.
Indian,
7;
9.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coko,
86;
$1
18
Kootenay
King,'4;
43.
L.
&L..
nil;7.
t
Lakeview,
2;
2
1-4.
,
Lucky
Jim.
26;
26
1-2.
Marmot
Metals,
8
1-2;
8
S-4.
Marmot
Gold,
9;
9
1-4.
,
Mohawk,
10
1-2;
10
8-4.
Morten
Woolsey,
nil;
6
National
Silver,
21;
23.
Noble
Five,
79
1-2;
80.
Pend
Oreille,
$15.
SO;
$15.76.
Porte:
-Idaho,
nil;
80.
Premier.
$2.18;
nil.
Reeves
McDonald,
$4.26;
$4.30.
Rufus
Argenta.
48;
48
1-8;
Ruth-Hope,
nil;
G2.
Silver
Crest,
nil;
11
1-2.
Silverado.
$1.18;
$1.25.
Silversmith,
12;
13.
SlocanKing,71-2;8.
Snowflake,
41;
42.
.s"
Sunloch,
$4.16;
$4.28.
Topley-Richfield,
56;
56
1
Toric,
$2;
$2.26.
Whitewater.
$1.85;
$1
.40.
Woodbine,
3
1-2;
4.
Eastern
Stock
Norunda,
$G8.
Sherritt
Gordon,
$7.00.
Oils
Dalhousio,
$2;
$2.03.
Home.
$3.50;
$8.
GO.
McLeod,
$5.85;
$4.
Mayland,
nil;
$3.
Freehold,
$1.06;
nil.
to
South
of
England
Plans
to
Recuperate
LONDON,
Jan.
22.
It
was
officially
stated
toily
that
King
George
will
go
to
Bognor,
a
popular
bathing
resort
in
Sussex
on
the
south
coast
of
England,
for
convalescence.
The
date
of
his
departure
has
not
been
fixed.
The
residence
selected
is
Craigwell
House,
placed
at
His
Majesty's
disposal
by
Sir
Arthur
Ducross,
retired
businessman,
known
as
a
patron
of
art.
The
King's
physicians
issued
the
following
bulletin
to-
dy
:
"The
King
had
a
quiet
night.
.(.
His
temperature
has
now
remain-
!
ed
normal
for
many
daye
and
the
CHANNEL
TUNNEL
!
condition
of
the
buW
i
aatfcfac-
BEING
CONSIDERED
......
.
'
tory.
The
empyetmi
tntitc
wourki
ijx
is
BY
ENGLISH
HOUSE
small
ana
swaaiif
nanqg
wisn
re-
!
turning
appetite".
Although
the
LONDON,
Jan.
22:
Fre-
I
amount
of
nourishment
Is
ade-
mier
Baldwin
announced
in
'
quale
and
includes
solid
food
and
the
House
of
Commons
today
1
his
general
strength
shows
im-
that
a
comprehensive
non-
1
provement,
there
is
not
as
yet
any
party
re
-examination
will
be
1
appreciable
increase
in
weight.
!
held
into
a
60
year
old
pro-
J
We
feel
the
time
in
appsoacning
i
ject
for
tunnelling
under
the
when
His
Majesty's
removal
to
English
Channel.
Wm
VANCOUVER,
Jan,
84:
Arthur
Crawford,
atred
21,
mis-ning
since
Sunday
when
he
went
on
a
hike
up
Hollyburn
Ridge,
is
now
the
subject
of
an
exten-
A
number
of
local
Canatlian
biv?
searcn
oy
ponce
ana
moun-
National
Railway
employees
itaineers.
Lste
last
night,
sear
"Canada
can-
at
the
dav's
meeting.
The
nolicv
tnired
a
skatinir
party
and
dance
;
chers,
working
by
torch
light
lot
be
secondary
to
any
unit
with-
of
the
opposition
at
this
session.
Inst
night
in
the
Auditorium.
,
found
tresh
footsteps
in
1
1
ih
F.mnire.
She
will
be
u
!
,f
thn
liiliiliii-.
Mr.
Pnttnllo
hnnt
anvontv-five
nel
sons
bfing
'
leading
from
the
main
treat
contributing
factor
in
world
Haiti,
would
be
decided
ht
a
con-polities,"
Dr.
King
said.
He
re-'ference
of
the
party
members.
t
tne
sea
air
win
oe
nuvniuancuuo
.
HUMAN
BONES
WEST
VANCOUVER
IDENTIFIED
YOUTH
MISSING
Arthur
Crawford.
Aged
21,
Being
Sought
on
Holly-burn
Ridge
RIVERSIDE.
Cal..
Jan.
22.
I
Dr.
I.
D.
Nokes,
dentist,
yester-day
identified
as
human,
ently
from
a
person
of
toe
age
between
10
and
11.
s
tooth
found
at
Gordon
Northoott"!
.
'
tdBeken
A
paleontologist
raeotitfiicted
the
bone
f
Moment,
whtah
be
de
clared
to
bit
parts
of
ao
tinkle
of
a
lierson
less
than
18
yeaf
old.
A
small
piece
of
the
skull
bone
screened
fiom
the
ranch
sol
was
identified
by
Dr.
Lyttle
at
the
"temporal
bone
of
an
immature
person."
Another
small
pi
act
of
snow
bone
was
identified
by
Dr.
Lyttle
trail,
as
"from
the
skull
of
a
juvenile."
in
attendance
at
the
affair
which
1
These
-prints,
it
is
telt.
may
have
fingers
of
a
nami
were,
aiso
proved
very
enjoyable.
I
been
Crawford's.
identified.