SHELLY
TELLS'
OF
DISMISSAL
NORMAN
WATT
Said
It
Was
a
Painful
Duty
to
Perform
and
He
Made
Special
-
Trip
lo
Investigate
SUCf
ESSOH
LIBERAL
Slinkier
of
Finance
Will
Prosecute
All
Delinquent
on
Published
Tax
Lint
VANCOUVER,
May
20.
N
tit
an
A.
Watt,
provincial
gov-r
T'-rt
agent
at
Prince
Rupert,
r
il
barged
from
office
for
;
".g
politics,"
declared
Hon.
Wi
shelly
here
Saturday.
"The
A
of
Watt
was
the
most
f
a
j
duty
I
have
had
to
perform
entering
the
cabinet.
I
r
a
trip
north
especially
to
in-ito
his
case.
Some
of
our
t
at
opponent
who
are
critl-
rs
me
for
dimislng
Mr.
wVt.
would
have
done
him
far
bet-
"-vice
if
they
had
not
made
'
hfm
In
a
political
way
when
r
j
(n
office.
I
want
to
point
-
'Itf
his
successor
In
office,
C.
1
M;nro,
former
government
7rv
0
Atlln.
is
also
a
returned
f
'
and
an
appointee
of
the
t.;t.
tiji
fiLs
when
in
office.
It
canto
said
that
Watts
was
dl-
r
1
to
make
room
for
a
Con-scnitive
favorite."
H
.
riintr
to
the
list
of
urovin-
'ax
delinquents
published
In
ft
C
(Jaxette,
Mr.
Shelly
made
1
'
ir
that
prosecution
of
the
de
'"nucnts
-vvf
11
days
IN
CANADA
ON
MISSION
OF
BUSINESS
0TT,WA,
ay
20.
On
a
special
Lu
ne-s
mission
to
stimulate
.in-
tcr
Emi)ire
trade.
Charles
II.
Luke
r
London,
England,
is
here
to
con-fer
with
Industrial
lenders
and
?tn
of
high
political
life
in
the
"wninion.
"Ilrit.lln
Kna
mnnnv
nml
CnMlAfL
Jnr
sources,
but
businessmen
In
l
old
nountry
must
adapt
them-to
conditions
In
Canada,
-wr
than
try
to
carry
out
their
CU'ti
tA..
.
ii
.
.
...
"iv.is,
fUKe
statea.
lie
win
iv,
n.
r1'n
studyinir
transportation
?
iro
develonment.
mining
and
DU:'n
conditions.,
A
,
.
TV
Van
Dyk
to
Still
Re
In
Charge
of
Thin
District;
3
Under
the
reorganization
of
the
(lame5.
Department
which
on)
unp
1
will
become
separated
entirely"
from
the
police
department
with
A.
Bryan
Williams
as
commissioner
for
the
province.
Sergeant
T.
Van
Lk,
who
has
been
In
charge
in
Northern
British
Columbia
for
the
past
few
years
of
(iame
Act
affairs,
has
been
advised
of
his
appointment
as
district
game
warden.
He
will
drop
the
title
and
rank
of
serAeant
as
far
ns
the
police
department
is
concerned.
'
Under
District
(2nme
Warden
Van
Dyk,
the
following
game
wardens
have
mi
far
been
appointed:
J.
Soles
Prince
George;
C.
I).
Muir-head,
Fort
St.
James,
and
J.
S.
Clark,
Fort
Nelson.
Each
was
formerly
a
constable
in
the
police
department,
specializing
in
game
affairs.
GAME
BRANCH
RE-ORGANIZED
SISTER
FRANCES
IS
.
RECIPIENT
OF
AWARD
VANCOUVER.
May
20.
Sister
ranees
(Mrs.
Fanny
u.
ueu-
follow
within
CO
mond).
veteran
superintendent
ot
st
t.nUp'M
Home,
wno
came
nere
in
1887
and
founded
the
first
hos-l
pital
In
Vancouver,
nas
neen
L'U
the
aood
eitleenhlp
medal
by
the
Native
Sons
of
Brit
ish
Columbia.
F.ARI,
ROSEBERRY
IS
GRAVELY
ILL
i.Morv
''Rnirlund..
May
20.
mi
r.f
Iloscbvrry,
Liberal
premier'
in
1801
and
189.",.
Is
r.vl
ill
nt
hia
country
home
In
n,.,i..n
tmlav.
He
is
B2
years
of
age.
PARLIAMENT
EXPECTED
PROROGUE
ON
JUNE
7
OTTAWA,
May
20.--Tha
pro-roguatlon
will
be
of
parliament
on
Friday.
June
7.
is
the
forecast
observers
here
tmiay.
(by
political
last
Ian
of
their
England
to
Australia
flight.
TROOPS
MOVE
NORTH
INDIA
Stringent
Precautions
.Token
for
Safety
of
Viceroy
Lord
Irwin
LONDON,
My
20.
A
CUUacapatch
to
thc
.Daily
Mall'today
said
that
general
anxiety
prevailed
throughout
northern
India
as
a
conse-
Summer
Time-Table
Comes
Into
Force
Todayj-Next
Mall
From
Iast
on
Wednesday
i
Daily
train
service
is
now
in
effect
for
the
Summer
on
the
local
line
of
the
Canadian
Na-
;
wi
nn.
...,
:-.
...u
i
day
for
Port
Darwin
on
the
1
--
""
1V1
Kills
cask
Gfti;
illuming
CA-CCpt
Sundy
at
11
SO
and
will
arrive
from
the
eait
every
afternoon
except
Tuesday
at
3:30.
This
afternoon's'
train
was
reported
this
morning
to
be
on
time.
There
will
be
no
train
arriving
tomorrow.
The
next
mall
from
the
cast
will
arrive
on
Wednesday
afternoon
and,
after
that,
wl!J
"Arrive
Morc'ay,
Wednesday
and
!
afternoons.
Malls
will
b
Nominations
Took
Place
in
i
des
patched
east
on
ijohday1,
Vns-day
and
Saturday
mornings
as
at
present.
SUPERINTENDENT
OF
EDUCATIONrilALlFAXr
DIES
AT
AGE
OF
81
Three
Wardens'
;"
-1
'fluence
of
reported
tnwlerinkff
Aft!
V.
mecl
secret
trwip
movements
Jiiillji'
HALIFAX,
May
20
Dr.
Alex-
(he
.stringent,
precautions
ander
Howard
McKay,
for
45years
whlen
haie
bi-vn;iakn
for
the
safety
of
Viceroy-Loririrwin
and
other
public
officials.
supcrinteiidenLof
education
in
the
province
of
Nova
Scotia,
died
on
Sunday
on
his
81st
birthday.
Bleacher
Fans
Stampeded
N.
Y.
Yankee
Stadium
2
Killed
Many
Injured
NEW
YORK,
May
20.
Eighteen
persons
were
in
hospitals
today
recovering
from
injuries
suffered
in
a
stampede
of
bleacher
fans
at
the
Yankee
stadium
in
which
Miss
Eleanor
Price,
17-year-old
student
at
Hunter
College,
and
Joseph
Carter
60-year-old
teamster,
were
killed.
More
than
60.
were,
injured.
The
stampede
occurred
on
Sunday
when
9000
fans
rushed
from
the
south
bleachers
through
the
southern
post
exit
leading
down
14
steps
to
a
passageway
to
escape
heavy
rains.
The
first
on
the
staSrs
toppled
down
and
those
behind
fell
on
them.
In
a
few
seconds
the
stairway
was
a
mass
of
screaming,
fighting
and
panic-stricken
humanity.
The
crush
was
not
stopped
until
the
police
drove
back
hundreds,
shoring
them
from
the
top
of
the
stairs.
British
Elections
Today
When
Notable
Acclamations,
Reported
LONDON.
MaV
20.
Nominations
innlc
nlnrn
nil
.
nvnrl
England,
Scotland
and
northern
Ireland
today
and
most1
it.
a:..
;
l
i
.:l
i-
a
i
1?
i
oi
inu
eonsiauuncius
iuiu
at
least
two
caniutiaies
ana
a
good
many
had
three.
Acclomations
included
the
speaker
of
the
house
of
commons,
Rt.
Hon.
A.
E.
Fitzroy,.
Conservative
member
J1-..
HTl.U...i
U!
L
.1
Al
l!
...
.1!
i
...1
1
luriNortuuuiiiiuiisiurv,
uhu
tne
nauonaust
veteran,.
Known
generally
as
the
father
oL
the,
Jioiise
T
Pi
(Tay
Pay)
Ion
of
Liveniool.
Tvrome
division.
Devlin
nnd
Conservatives
obtained
two
ac-
Thomas
J.
Harrison,
both
Na-clamatlona
in
northern
Ireland,
tionnlIt..
wptp
retnmnH
fr
ht.
where
Major
Ronald
Ross
was
un
opposed
in
Londonderry
and
Col.
T.
Sinclair
was
unopposed
for
Ilelfas
(Queen's)
University.
BELFAST,
Ireland,
May
20.
After
seven
years'
absence
from
the
British
parliament,
Joseph
Devlin,
Irish
Nationalist
leader,
will
represent
Fermanagh
and
division
without
opposition,
the
surprise
event
of
nomination
day.
The
elections
tako
place
next
week.
ator
Robert
Watson,
died
on
Sunday.
The
Wise
Man
Boston
Grill
The
wise
man
reads
the
clas-glfied
LA
ROE
CABARET
advertisements
and
i
Special
Dtnfieri
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
them
whenever
he
needs
to
,
-or
Dtnclnr
Errry
Saturday
Night,
9
to
12
buy,
or
rent,
to
find
lof
"
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
'
Accommodations
tor
Private
Farttes
goods
or
to
get
a
'job.
PHONE
457
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLyftlbt
A'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol.
XX.,
No.
11G.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
MONDAY,
MAY
20.
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
ACTIV1T
OFTHE
POWER
C
STRUGGLING
MASS
OF
HUMANITY
IN
STAMPEDE
Planning
to
Erect
T
Permanent
Building
for
Power
Concern
:
ENGLISH
AVIATORS
LOST
IN
WILDS
WAY
TO
AUSTRALIA
SYDNEY,
May
20:
Wat-
ers
of
the
Timor
Sea
or
the
wild
uninhabited
shores
of
North-Western
Australia
to-
day
cloaked
the
whereabouts
of
two
English
avfators,
I
Flight
Lieutenant
J.
Moir
Incidental
to
the
announcement
this
morning
that
the
j
and
Flying
Officer
M.
Owen.
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
was
to
commence
at
once
'J
fu
4nm'
Sumtawa.
.
.
,
.
Dutch
East
Indies
i
ii
i
i
i
r
i
i
on
Sun-
u"
tings
and
appliances,
it
was
learned
that
the
company
was
planning
to
demonstrate
its
practical
confidence
in
the
future
of
Prince
Rupert
by
erecting
in
the
near
future
a
permanent
reinforced
concrete
store
and
office
building
here.
Meantime,
the
corporation
is
to
rent
a
store
for
its
retail
business.
Up
to
this
morning
neither
the
place
for
renting
or
the
site
for
building
had
been
decided
upon.
The
new
building
will
be
designed
especially
to
house
corporation's
offices,
stores
and
warehouse.
"daily
train
service
ON
New
Brunswick
Normal
School
Destroyed
by
Fire
The
abwe
picture
shows
all
that
was
left
of
the
fine
Provincial
H"nal
School
at
Fred-f
Hr'inswkk.
after
t
had
been
destroyed
by
a
disastrous
fire.
The-damaire
is
es
timated
to
be
about
JIOO.OOO.
The
cause
of
the
fir
has
not
yet
been
.rltecnverjd.,,
,,
.-
MANY
DROWN
ill
til
W.
J.
McCut
fenh
Macdona
DaVid
Glennle
IN'ONTARIO
1
rLTBRBORO.
?Iay
20.-Flve;
persons
were
drowned
in
accidents
here
and
at
Campbellford
Sunday.
Annie
Lucas,
Alex
Scbobuf
.and
i
Dick.
Bell,
all
of
PeterbJro,
we
drowned
when
they
jtimtd
from
The
funeral
of
the
late
Richard
Connelly,
for
years
C.N.
R.
watchman
at
Ilole-ln-the-Wall,
whose
death
occurred
last
Friday
morning,
was
conducted
at
10
o'clock
this
morning
from
the
Church
of
the
Annunciation,
where
solemn
requiem
mass
was
celebrated
by
Father
J.
Hammond,
O.M.I.
After
the
service
interment
was
made
in
Fairview
cemetery.
Pallbearers
were
Chris
Graham,
,J.
Parry,
Jp-
ohn
Dore
and
MATTRESS
ON
FIRE
IN
ROOMING
HOUSEj
To
benwaketied
from
his
slumber
With
a
bucket
of
chilly
water
dashed
nviit'
his
fare
and
to
find
his
bed
in
flames
about
him
was
!
the
experience
of
one
of
the
roomers
at
the
Richmond
Rooms
about
C
o'clock
this
morning.
The
mattress
had
caught
fire
apparently
from
a
cigarette
butt
and
the
cor
ridors
wvre
filled
with
smoke,
con-
Will
Make
Choice
:
r
of
Power
Location
During
the
Week
a
disabled
motor
boat
as
It
was
J-
S.
H.
Wurtele
of
of
the
about
to
go
over
the
lock
dam
on
Montreal,
plant
manager
otonabee
River,
and
Gayie
Scott
Power
Corporation
of
Canada,
arrived
in
the
city
on
and
Dennis
Wragg,
aged
12
and
8,
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
the
east
to
make
final
were
drowned
in
Trent
Creek.
at
mspectjons
whjch
wjjl
lea(l
to
the
final
selectipn
of
a
site
orrovelthln?
the
corporation's
power
development
in
this
district
bered
11.
'
'
mu
liiun
uccisiuu
is
e.ijeciei4
tu
ue
inaiic
wjliiiu
uik
uuau'
ifew
days
by
Mr.
Wurtele.
He
left
this
morning
for
Falls
rRiver
on
the
Ecstall
River
and
Khtada
Lake.
,It
is
under-KlUltmU
Dim
A
on
mIMCI
I
V
tuiillLLLl
str
od
that
the
choice
has
sifted
down
to
these
two
points,
IS
LAID
TO
REST
although
Thulme
River
and
Union
Bay
in
the
Warke
Canal
area
are
still
under
consideration.
Catholic
Kites
Performed
This
Mr.
Wurtele
will
go
over
the
whole
electric
light
sys-Morr.ins
for'
Weii-Known
,tem
here
and
will
also
visit
Stewart.
C.
N.
R.
Employee
!
,
;
J'
CANADA
INCREASES
SALES
OF
WHEAT
IN
NORTHERN
EUROPE
TOURIST
TRAFFIC
I
NOW
COMMENCING
About
Twelve
People
Making
Triangle
Tour
From
Vancouver
to
Jasper
Here
Yesterday
The
vanguard
of
the
season's
j
tourists
were
in
town
yesterday
i
afternoon
when
a
dozen
or
so
per-1
sons
making
the
triangle
tour'
a
i
r
i?
x
-
I
ponnwara
irom
Vancouver
10
Jasper
and
thence
to
Prince
Rup-
siderable
excitement
bIng
caused
;
crt
arrived
by
train
and
sailed
last
around
the
premise.
The
fire
de-J
night
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rup-nartment
was
called
and
soon
hadiert
for
the
south.
From
this
time
URANDON.
May
20t
After
i
the
blare
extinguished,
the
burned
1
0n
the
tourist
traffio
will
be
Illness
of
many
months
Sen-
mattress
and
bed
being
about
all
'
ually
Increasing
until
It
reaches
aged
76,
the
damasre
that
was
done,
though
its
peak
during
the
months
of
I
the
roomer
hnd
n
narrow
escape.
June,
July
and
August.
BEWARE
OF
X-RAY
FILMS
OTTAWA,
May
20.
Canada
is
I
increasing
sales
of
wheat
and
Potential
Death
Stored
In
Them
in
flour
in
northern
Europe
despite
j
Hospitals
Everywhere
tariff
barriers
in
many
caes,
Iti
atated
in
to
the
de-l
i.
a
report
20
CLEVELAND,
Ohio.
May
of
trade
and
lunem
patment
,
PotentlaI
death
:0inUoBS
im.
prisoned
in
X-ray.
film
stored
in
hospital
archives
everywhere
was
In
the
mind
of
offlflals
today
in
their
investigation
of
the
fire
and
explosion
at
the
Cleveland
Clinic,
wnjch
toolc
124
Uvea
from
poison
gas.
The
burning
film
generated
sufficient
poison
to
kill
four
million
people,
the
federal
Investigators
said.
I
NOTICE
I
am
Instructed
to
advise
all
citisens
thft
the
Annual
Clean
Up
Week
Is
set
for
May
15'to
May
22.
II.
A.
MoLEAN,
Oitjr
Engineer.
a