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of
Railway
Backers
in
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
Everyone
read
the
Classified
;
LAKOE
CAIIARET
If
you
low,
advertise
tot
U.
0
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
sod
If
jou
find,
locate
the
or
5r
Dancing
every
Saturdays
Saturday
nlfht
A
4.
from
9
to
12.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
Dance
Ball
for
Hire
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommodations
for
Private
OET
THE
CLASSIFIED
HABIT.
k
Parties
Phone
457
'
Northern
and
Central
British
Colurabias
Newspaper
.
-
O
'3,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
THURSDAY,
MARCH
14,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
VICTORIA.
March
14.
of
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nir
fVia
i
i
i
i
.
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i
cnarLruu
liiu
uuveriiiueiiL
wilii
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wV..vv.
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I
sy
i
1
1
concessions,
it
simniv
asKs
us
tnat
untisn
canitai
is
Demna
me
unuertaKinir.
ineir
mier
mstruciea
me
io
give
you.
lm
riaairo
nf
tho
nnnnip
nt
srpvvnrr
tn
hnvp
n
m.nnr
rnn-
rnit
nnsuin
v
n
Transcnnr.inpnin
r:iiiv;iv
nnn
h
liihti
He
pointed
out,
however,
that
two
great
national
railway
systems
and
these
recognized
their
responsibilities
in
the
province
in
respect
to
provin-
f'i:i
I
I
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IlLVilU
A
I
1
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A
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wiuini
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me
t'.j.Ci.
uauvvuy.
M.
...
.
Iff
1
l
ne
setuemeni
ot
AiDerm
toward
an
outlet
to
the
coast
from
the
Peace
liiver
area,
continued
Mr.
Pattullo.
The
two
railways
were
to
conduct
a
survey
into
the
territory
north
of
the
C.N.R.
in
connection
with
the
solution
of
the
P.G.E.
problem.
Not-this
f.ict.
the
trovernment
now
proposed
to
1
WW
""
"
"
1
J
give
a
private
tuiujjcuijr
mc
nin
iu
uuum
iunj
territory
of
which
very
little
is
known.
i
a
wmv
w
a
inn
'
LOSES
LIFE!
Lve
IJihle
Killed
at
Daytona
ISenrh
When
Atternptlnn
to
Make
World's
Speed
Record
DAYTONA
REACH,
Fla.,
liar.
13
;
-Lec
Bible
was
killed
instantly
today
when
J.
M.
White's
thirty
cylinder
triplex
racer,
in
which
he
was
attemDtinK
to
break
!
the
world's
speed
record,
got
beyond
control
and
crashed
Into
a
fand
dune.
A
Pathe
camerman,
Charles
Traub,
who
was
hit
by
the
machine
In
Its
wild
career,
was
nUo
killed.
Tho
accident
occurred
after
Bible
had
negotiated
a
mile
run
at
202
miles
and
hour.
The
machine
was
demolished.
WIFE
BEATERS
IN
DANGER
OTTAWA.
March
14:
Wife
beating
in
the
far
north
not
infrequently
results
in
the
extinction
of
the
beater.
This
was
shown
In
ihn
nnnnst
rnnnrr
nf
thn
HoVfll
Canadian
Mounted
Volice,
tabled
in
the
house
of
commons
yesterday
Tn
ftantVia
liv
vlnlunce
oc
curred
In
the
western
Arctic
and
in
both
cases
the
victims
were
(tivia
nuu
it
vi
c
ninvu
wvv..w
of
their
penchant
for
maltreating
spouses
.
A
Judicial
tiarty
will
nrocecd
to
the
Arctic
this
year
to
try
the
cases.
i
SJ
A
US
IMl
I
llSliL,
VT
k
AsQiirpa
nt
u
-a
a
m
ew.
j
m.
taut.
Canadian
Northeastern
On
the
second
reading
in
the
Villi
vncnaof
i
n
rr
f
Vio
fanQflinn
i;
i
l
i-
a.
iiuxiuuiu
uvci
vuiuauiu
i
lunto
'
:
'
11
'
1
A.
i
i
A.
lor
me
num.
io
consume
Canada
already
possesses
.
1i1
X
i
?1
t-1
A
s
runway
iirouiuin
was
a
siu
j
Sk
T
1
TA
TITinnn
IN
TROUBLE
A
veaael.
believed
to-be
.
the
Tajbu
jMaru.
broadcast
a
message
'this
WrnlDi'"
tB'riouirh
,
'Dutoh
Harbor,
Alaska,
radio
station,
that
her
tail
shaft
was
broken
and
she'
was
in
need
of
towage.
The
position
given
was
latitude
44,
North
longitude
178
west.
MOOSE
LODGE
HAD
DIG
MEETING
AND
PROGRAM
Five
new
candidates
were
initiated
at
the
meeting
of
the
Mnnse
Lodire
last
nieht.
There
'was
a
good
musical
program
and
'a
fine
banquet
spread
afterwards,
the
latter
being
in
the
hands
:of
the
social
committee.
The
dictator,
D.
C.
Schubert,
was
in
the
chair.
A
vote
of
thanks
was
passed
to
the
various
artists
who
I!
.
.
n
1.1.
1
IU..,.
lnciucieu
me
uubbuiuku
uiuuicu,
Hob
James,
James
bturgeon,
Frank
Morris,
V.
H.
Derry,,
W.
Howir-th
and
W.
Dohertj
(An-
vnxv
S.
C.
Thomson
and
others.
week
a
debate
Will
be
i
.1.1
tUn
morifa
nf
n
hlirhlvAV
out
of
Prince
Rupert
or
a
rail-'
way
to
the
Pehw
Klver.
S.
C.
1
nomson.jWiji
uhjp
fuy(ivv.-
ing.
THE
LAST
WORD
"What
would
you
say
to
any
one
who
sits
himself
down
on
your
hatT"
"I
ghruld
call
him
an
idiot,
a
stupid
ass."
"Thnf
nil
I
wish
to
know
mine
I"
York-
you
arc
sitting
on
shire
Post.
AVI
IJV
I
I
UlO
nana
mlt
m.
is
Old
Country
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
The
following
quotation?
were
lid
and
asked:
Bayviw,
4y4,
4Vi.
Cork
Province,
17,
HI.
Cotton
Belt,
75,
80.
Dunwell,
14,
Nil.
Duthie
Mines.
49,
50.
George
Copper,
Nil,
8.00.
Georgia
River,
Nil,
45.
Grandview,
55Vfc,
56.
Independence,
9,
9'.
Indian
Mines,
5,
Nil.
Intern.
Coal
&
Coke,-
Nil,
38!
Kootenay
Florence,
1844,
18'i.
L.
&
L.,
4,
AYt.
Lucky
Jim,
17,
18.
Mobawlc,
6,
CVi.
Morton
Woolsfy,
4,
4ty.
'
UftMaMHMtirfkt
G,i&itt.-!
Nat
ISn.
G.
S.,
16,
Nil.
Noble
Five,
70,
;
71.
Pend
Oreille,
10.50,
Nil.-.
Porter-Idaho.
67,
GO.
'
'
Reeves
Macdonald.
3.45;
3.50.
Rufus-Argenta,
36,
38.
;
Ruth-Hope,
48,
49.-f
j
fQ
f
anver
urst.
MUV-'
-MUi!
if
bllvertdo
Cons..
1.00,
1.05.
lopiey
jiicnrirjiQ.
sjv,
sp
Torfe,
Nil,
1.80.
Wellington,
1614,
17V4.
Whitewater,
1.05,
1.10.
Woodbine,
6
x
it
7.
Oils
Advance
Oil,
1.95,
2.00.
A.
P.
Consolidated,
'3.15,,
8.20..
Calmont
Oils
Ltd.,
5.00,'
5.10.
DalhousJe
Oil,
4.80,
4.90.
Devenish
Pet.
Ltd.,
1.90,
1.95.
Fabyon
Pete,
Nl,
15.
Honie
Oil.
24.50,
21.75.
"
'IflinoIAlberta,
1.G5,
l."70.
Mayland,
Oil,
i0.25,
11.0b.
'
McLeod,
5.50,
6.00.
Eastern
Stocks
Sherrltt-Gordon,
9.GV
Nil.
Noranda,
59.25,
Nil.
GOVERNMENT
IS
URGED
TO
SECURE
AUTHORITY
TO
MAKE
QUICK
CHANGE
IN
TARIFF
TO
MEET
U.
S.
PROPOSALS'
OTTAWA,
March
14.
The
government
of
Canada
should
obtain
from
parliament
the
authority
to
make
immediate
tariff
changes
in
order
to
meet
the
expected
United
States
fiscal
changes.
If
the
government
is
armed
with
such
a
mandate
it
would
be
in
a
position
at
any
time,
no
matter
what
the
conditions,
to
act
in
the
interests
of
Can
ada.
Such
action
should
be
immediate
and
the
Canadian
interests
would
not
suffer
thrpugh
the
delay.
This
advice
'was
tendered
by
Leon
J.
Ladner,
Conservative
of
South
Vancouver,
in
continuing
debate
on
the
budget.
The
debatq
brnuih
flMWrVto:!
safeg"ardeJ-'
'
General,
.Veniqt-
into,
nction
.JnJ
defenseof
the1
?HtaW,Mli0rl6A
the
government.
"The
moderate
larif
of
Canada,"
he
asserted,
"had
resulted
in
a
greater
increase
in
exports
and
lesser
increase
In
imports
on
the
percentage
basis
than
had
the
high
tarfff'ln
the
United
States."
J.
H.
Barber,
Conservative
of
Ilia
TVani-
Vnltat.
iV.i
j
...V
Mkv
vmiivj,
ukcu
WlUb
steps
be
taken
to
prevent
the
I
W
i
I
1
Iflf
I
I
I
IV!
UtJUJULf
U
LORD
HAILSHAM
Member
of
Baldwin
cabinet
in
Great
Britain.
WEATHER'
REPORB'
rrt
Slmpson-Rain,
ealm
38,
ffemce
Rain,
calm.
36:
!illwood
Cloudy,-
calm.
36.
Aiyansh
Heavy
rain,
palm,
32.
Alice
Arm
Raining,
calm;
37.
Anyox
Heavy
wet
snow
and
rain,
34.
Hayeport
Light
wind,
raining,
as.
;
Haielton
Foggy,
calm,
35.
Smithera
Cloudy,
calm,
40.
Burn
Lake
Cloudjv
calm.
33.
Vanderhoof
Cloudy;
calm,
39.
Quesnel
Cloudy,
.calm.
mild.
Atlin
Cloudy,
calm,
33.
.
Whitehorse
Part
cloudy,
S.
wind,
36.
Carmackt
Part
cloudy,
S.
wind,
35.
Dawson
Part
cloudy,
strong
rorth
wind,
zero.
Mayo--0ercat.
south
wind.
39.
flooding
of
the
Canadian
market
by
Chinese
and
United
States
egss.
The
fruit
industry
should
j
HEARING
APPEAL!
s
'
.Tho
appeal
of
William
Ross,
Terrace
native,
against
a
sentence
of
one
year's
Imprisonment
in
Okalla
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
E.
T.
Kenney
of
Terrace
under
the
Juvenile
Delinquency
Act
is
being
eard
by
Judge
F.
McB.
Young
In
County
Court
this
afternoon.
W.
O.
Fulton
Is
appearing
for
the
appellant'
and
W.
E.
Fisher
for
the
orown.
MAKE
REPORT
f
iuJUVlULiJI
A
U1JU.
r
STEEL
IS
NEAR
CHURCHILL
ON
i
HUDSON'SBAY!
WINNIPEG,
March
13.
Before
the
breakup
of
winter,
about
May
,
1,
the
Canadfan
National
Railway.?
will
have,
shipped
300
car-o
.ds
of
provisions,
coal,
cement
:nd
o
her
building
materials
to
Fort
Churchill,
according
to
II
.
j
A.
Dixon,
regional
chief
engineer,
i
Yesterday
30
carloads
of
cement!
moved
north,
the
first
big
ship-
meT
bind'
for
other
trains
will
follow
until
the
-
1
300
cars
have
been
emptied
at
the
bay.
They
Will
be
marshalled
at
The
Pit:;
and
sent
from
there.
The
materiuls
will
.....
be
for
vr.
use
MOT.
chiefly
in
In
the
construction
of
Mayor
S.
P.
McMordie
;
.
:
wi.y
buildings
at
the
port,
such
ored
in
having
an
immediate
a
l-nnnrlViniKa
roundhouse.
nntil
coal
Ai&lfr
(16k
and
slln.An!,U.i
f
tU
A
It
i
lirt
-
as
water
tank.
The
first
mefnage
received
over
the
telegraph.
line,
ie.
now
completed
;
to
iiua.ion
BaJv
Saturday,
lndl-
I
catod
steel
whs
now
within
12
miles
of
Churchill.
The
line
should
be
completed
at
the
end
of
the
month
or
early
In
April.
-
-
Bad
storms
have
been
hampering
the
progress,
but
the
construction
crews
have
tried
to
'
1-
At
1
I,,
inane
up
inr
inem
oy
worxing
continuously
on
the
good
days.
FAIR
BOARD
IS
ELECTED
Nine
Directors
For
Year
1929
Chosen
at
Ad'.ourned
Annual
Meeting
Last
Night
W.
R.
Love,
William
Sherman
jr.,
W.
J.
Kirkpatrick,
Ralph
Smith,
G.
E.
Gulick,
II.
F.
Glas-sey,
John
E.'
Davey,
William
Hurst
and
Aid.
A.
J.
Prudhomme
were
elected
by
acclamation
as
directors
of
the
Northern
British
Columbia
Agricultural
&
Industrial
Association
for
the
year
1929
at
the
adjourned
annual
meeting
which
was
held
last
night
in
the
city
police
court.
Aid.
C.
II.
Orme
and
Aid.
F.
G.
Ti
n
tiorr
n
ra
4
It
a
t
rtj-itn
tiwaa
rt
4
Vi
a
Wty
council
to
the
Fair
Board!
which
will
hold
Its
initial
meet-
ing
in
the
near
future
to
elect'""
""'"
Tu
'
J
T
"
nfflor.
nnH
moU
nrpllmlnarv
preparations
for
the
year's
activities.
n
P.
V
McCaffery.
n
Aid.
M
rank
I
t,it
Dibb
,
presided
over
the
meeting
last
.night.
Others
in
attendance
'were:
Ex-Mayor
S.
M.
Newton,
I
Aid.
A.
J.
Prudhomme,
Olof
Hanson,
H.
F.
Glassey,
Bert
Mor-
igan,
Mrs.
Frank
Clapp,
0.
A.1
Hunter,
W.
J.
Raymond,
Danl
Uabour.
Eddie
Clapp.
C.
H.
El-kins,
William
Sherman
jr.,
W.
D.
!
Vance
and
Chris
Manson.
The
election
of
directors
was
the
only
business.
EVERYBODY
IN
TANANAT
ALASKA,
HAS
INFLUENZA
Disease
in
Northern
Village,
However,
Has
Not
Taken
Serious
Turn
TANANA.
Alaska,
March
14.
for
meritorious
service
In
the
ad-Practically
every
person
In
this
vancement
of
aviation
In
Canada,
.village
of
about
200
population
is
sick
with
influenzn.
The
disease
has
not
taken
a
serious
turn,
how-
ever.
All
IWU
lI'H
UI
A
I
U
J
lJUi
Mayor
Reports
Result
of
Visit
to
Calgary
Regard
to
Elevator
Three
Reasons
Given
by
Pool
for
Neglect
of
Prince
Rupert
During
the
Present
Grain
Shipping
Season
this
morniner
issued
the
follow-
the
recent
visit
to
Alberta
Wheat
Pool
headquarters
m
Calgary
of
a
del-
egauon
irom
me
rrince
uupert
uoara
ot
Trade
and
citv
council:
''The
delegation
representing
the
city
council
and
the
Board
of
Trade,
consisting
of
Aid.
F.
G.
Dawson.
M.
P.
-,
,
.
mcLanery
anu
mysen,
proceeded
to
tJaigary
and
was
fov-
president
of
the
Alberta
Wheat
-
l.
T-1
Pool,
at
L.
which
t-f-l.
a
.
number
1
of
the
executives
of
the
pool
were
in
attendance.
"Mr.
Wood
stated
very
plainly
that
we
need
not
expect
further
grain
shipments.this
season,
but
said
that
he
fully
expected
we
would
receive
a-normal
shipment
of
grain
through
our
elevator
next
season.
"The
reasons
advanced
by
Mr.
Wood
for
the
small
amount
of
grain
shipped
this
season
were
as
follows:
"That
it
was
more
expensive
to
ship
through
Prince
Rupert
as
compared
with
Vancouver,
on
account
of
a
9
pence
per
ton
differential
against
this
port,
"That
ir
w.ts
possible
to
make
part
shipments
through
Vancou
er
and
not
here.
"That
they
sold
more
grain
this
season
f.o.b.
Vancou
ver
and
so
were
relieved
of
further
responsibility
in
connection
with
such
shipments.
"The
delegation
offered
many
arguments
in
favor
of
shipping
through
this
city,
but
was
unable
to
obtain
a
more
definite
promise
than
the
one
given,
as
stated
above.
"The
delegation
believes
that,
if
the
entrance
to
Prince
Rupert
were
improved
by
the
placing
of
two
lights,
it
would
be
possible
to
have
the
9
pence
differential
removed
and
the
saving
effected
in
this
way
would
make
the
shipment
of
grain
through
this
port
cheaper
than
via
Van-
couver.
HALIBUT
BOATS
GET
FUSSY
OYER
PRICES
Two
American
Boats
Refused
Offers
of
15.8c
and
6c
Today
Only
one
Vessel
Sells
.
"
,
1
1
.
"
""""
mauer
01
Pnce8'
Two
boats
re
fused
to
accept
prices
of
15.8c
and
Gc
and
decided
to
hold
over
until
tnmnrrnur
at
IIia
rilf
nf
fret.
tin
le8S-
The8e
tw0
b0at8
Were
AHHlntnn
with
24.000
nmind.
and
th(J
Corona
with
G
ooa
The
only
boat
to
sell
today
was
the
Canadian
Rose
Spit
which
wa8
IW
".7c
and
7c
by
the
Atlin
Fisheries
for
5,000
Dounds.
AVIATOR
AT
EDMONTON
ISHONORED
.
.
OTTAWA,
March
14.
Captain
C.
H.
Punch
Dickens,
commercial
pilot
of
Edmonton,
has
received
!
the
McKee
trophy
award
for
1928
it
was
announced
by
the
minister
of
defence,
Col.
J.
C.
Ralston,
During
the
12
months
he
spent
a
(total
of
1035
hours
in
the
air.
.
conference
with
H.
W.
Wood,
CHALLENGES
ENTRY
RIGHT
Mr
Justice
Morrison
Discharges
,
Prisoner
Because
There
Is
a
Doubt
in
Law
VICTORIA,
March
14.
The
right
of
police
officials
to
enter
and
search
at
night
or
on
Sunday
under
a
general
warrent
issued
by
the,
attorney-general
any
premises
in
which
it
Is
suspected
that
liquor
ia
kept
for
unlawful
purposes
was
challenged
by
N.
A.
McLean,
K.C.,
at
the
criminal
assizes
here
yesterday
during
the
trial
of
Mrs.
Pina
Bernick,
who
is
charged
with
attempting
to
bribe
the
chief
of
police,
John
Fry,
on
January
6.
Following
argument
by
Mr.
McLean,
counsel
for
the
accused,
and
A.
M.
Johnson,
crown
prosecutor,
Mr.
Justtce
Morrison
stated
that
it
apparently
was
the
first
time
that
point
had
been
raised
and
that
there
was
about
it
h
doubt
and
the
benefit
of
the
I
doubt
must
be
given
tha
accused.
"The
prisoner
ia
released
and
the
jury
dicharged
h
lordship
or-
i
dered
VANCOUVEU
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
March
14:
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
local
exchange
today
at
$1.27.