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IreryoM
reU
th
ClMMlfled
ACU.'
If
you
loae,
sdrertlM
for
It.
If
you
find,
locsta
th
owner.
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need,
adverttoe
(or
It
OET
THE
CLASSIFIED
t
Vol,
XX.
No.
41.
.
'
1
licenses
and
gasoline
tax
i
II
be
made
by
the
municipal
mitteo
of
the
legislature,
U
v.j
decided
yesterday.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
v
ANCOUVER.
Feb.
20.
Wheit
U
hnrc
today
at
$1.32.
FUNERAL
NOTICE
funeral
of
the
late
A.
H.
will
tuko
place
nt
2
o'clock
Scottish
Humor
Imported
dlrctt
from
the
Aberdeen
Joke
Factory
A
I1IRTHUAY
PRESENT
Ml
Hnrrlnn.
'UI'1I
..in
1
Ottawa
House
Passes
Resolution
Favoring
Return
of
Rhources'to
able
adjustment.
OTTAWA.
Feb.
20:
The
Do
minion
representatives
offered
,
yesterday
to
return
to
Sakat-
chswan
its
natural
resources
and
.
i
i
I.
nxatiAnf
n
n.
continue
io
jwy
me
i'iw"
nual
subsidy
to
that
province
at
a
conference
oined
yesterday
morning
between
the
representatives
of
the
two
governments.
Tho
request
was
made
by
Sas-
ifurday
afternoon
from
the
kntchewnn
for
an
outlet
for
the
Tummio
for
a
nirthdav
nresentt!
otter
of
tho
Dominion
dv
iw
wav
of
Chesterfield
Inlet
on
me
coast
of
Hudson
Bay.
it
understood
that
the
Dominion
asked
that
the
matter
of
the
extension
of
the
boundaries
of
the
province
be
allowed
to
stand
until
the
question
of
natural
resources
is
settled.
The
conference
will
reconvene
on
Friday.
The
Saskatchewan
delegation
in
the
meantime
will
consider
ine
Last
VP.'ir
Via'
irnf
n
rn
nv
1nl
.
Thn
return
of
railway
prc-emp-
loon
...
,.v....v
.....
".-..,
,.ia
wiih
nn
lion
anu
nomwienu
"dy:
"So
ho
did
wcel
he's
area
of
approximately
15.000.uuu
CHRIST
CHURCH
IS
VANr.nnvKi!
fJi
pa
Bairn
Both
Premier
Mackenzie
King
SEVENTY
CENTS
TO
V
FIRST
HAUBl'T
AT
and
Leader
of
Opposition
A
re
in
:
Accord
Supporting
Peace
Bact
I
Hriand-Kellogg
Pact
Is
Onc
of
Many
Paths
Leading
In
Direction
of
Peace,
Declares
Premier
Mackenzie
Kin?
in
Commons
OTTAWA,
Feb.
20.
There
is
no
royal
road
to
peace,
but
there
are
many
paths
which
lead
in
that
direction,
and
the
Briand-Kollogg
pact
is
one
of
the
paths.
In
this
sentence
Premier
Mackenzie
King
defined
for
the
benefit
of
the
house
of
commons
yesterday
the
treaty
for
the
renunciation
of
war
signed
at
Paris
last
sunfmer
.
Yestorday
he
moved
that
the
commons
register
its
approval
of
the
treaty.
The
treaty,
the
premier
said,
did
not
pretend
to
ogtnb-li.
!,
machinery
for
the
prevention
of
war,
but
it
called
for
arh
nation
of
the
world's
sole
solemn
renunciation
of
war
a:--
an
instrument
of
national
policy.
Nutmort
of
the
treatv.
counted
with
a
note
of
wamintr
that
there
must
be
disarmament
if
peace
was
to
be
more'
'han
a
dream,
was
the
burden
of
the
speech
with
which'
Hon.
It.
B.
Bennett
followed
Premier
Mackenzie
King.
The
debate
is
continuing.
EDITOR
DOES
SIX
IN
JAIL
Fine
Also
fr
Publishing
Seditious
Libel
in
Finnish
Paper
SUDBURY.
Ont..
Feb.
20.
A.
Arvo
Vnaia,
editor
of
the
Finnish
new.a:ier
Itapaus,
la
it
night
was
sentenced
to
six
months'
imprisonment
and
fined
$1000,
or
an
additional
two
years,
hy
Mr.
Justice
Wright,
following
conviction
nn
a
charge
of
puMbhint;
scdi-tious
libel.
Vanra
in
his
paper
published
reflections
on1
the
Kins
during
the
latter'a
lilnens.
The.
SEATTLE
YESTERDAY
SEATTLE,
Feb;
20:
Win
ninir
nn
.
excitimrJ
race
wltH
Mote
oftherfphing
craft
tira
various
:
nanus,
me
T
schooner
Ailee
u
wptairr;
Gallseth.
came
Into
Seattle
;
y
BterUy
w1rti
thV
first
Halj
ibut
t4i
of
!'th
season.
;
i
As
Is
customary
the
Alice
j
B.
was
given
a
premium,
'
halibut
dealer
bidding
the
i
price
p
to
70
cants
per
pound
for
the
'BOO
pounds
'
!-
she
brought.
It
1
believed
to
be
the
highest
price
ever
.
paid
and
about
twice
the
amount
it
wouhfbfinfr
retail.
The
halibut
was
caught
on
thv
Cape
Flattrjr
bunks.
,
-
4
C.
M.
FREIGHT
IN
ACCIDENT
FALKENBUUC,
Out
.
Feb.
20.
Two
members
of
fctMstteWW
a
Canadian
National
freight
train
were
killed,
and
another
seriously
north
of
here.
constitution
of
Christ
fJiurjeW
ine
deaa
are:
'uerueri
4
urreiu,
.
i
i
i
firaman
llariv
'Hill.
lirakernAn.
Construction
work
for
the
new
mill
of
the
National
Airplane
Lumber
Co
.
,
along
the
C
.
N
.
R
.
track;about
six
nilles
from
Prince
Rupert
and
near
the
new
saw-
mill
of
the
Billmor
Spruce
Mills,
Ltd.,
is
proceeding
steadily.
Though
a
few
buildings
have
been
put
up,
work
up
to
this
time
has
been
confined
largely
to
preparation
of
the
site.
Mill
machinery
is
expected
within
a
week
to
be
all
on
the
ground
and
part
of
the
lumber
is
already
on
the
site
for
the
construction
of
the
mill
buildings.
E
.
R
.
Long
arrived
in
the
city
today
from
Squim,
Wash.,
to
take
charge
of
actual
construction
worK.
SPEND
$50,000
ON
HAIR
SEALS
OTTAWA.
Feb.
20.
Appropriations
for
public
buildings
in
British
Cnlumbhi
in
the
estimates
amount
to
$160,000.
Itrltlsh
Columbia
is
to
get
$1,-037,000
for
harbors
and
rivers.
In
tho
fisheries
estimates
of
$2,-248.386
the
sum
of
$50,000
ia'ap-propriatad
fop
the
payment
of
bounty
for
the
destruction
of
hair
seals
in
the
tidal
waters
and
$16,000
t
provided
for
the
ex
RATIFIED
SALE
OF
ALHERTA
LINES
to
nu;
COMPANIES.
,
EDMONTON.
Feb.
50tw
i
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY
20,
1029
MILL
IS
CONSTRUCTION
NEW
MILL
PORPOISE
HA
WINTER
DOLLS
UP
PARIS
Boston
Grill
LABOR
CAIURET
Special
Dinner
Thurtdayi
and
Saturday
IMncing
erery
Saturday
night
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Halt
for
Hire
Accommodations
for
Prirate
Parties
Phone
457
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
GOES
A
HEAD
Unusual
scene
in
the
Place
De
VOptra
in
the
French
cap'tal
during
a
recent
snowstorm
which
lasted
.wo
hours.
Severe
frost
is
familiar
in
Par
4,
but
heavy
snowstorms
are
a
rarity.
AT
WINNIPEG
Vancouver,
ax
uic
cncneurai
oi
me
.............
"
'
:
.
both
of
Allandale,
Ont.
Engineer
i
diocese
of
New
Westminster
is
-,
P
announced
by
the
Moat
Rev.-
A.
iMclnnes
is
In
hospital
-with
seri-
jan
Attempts
to
Kill
.
His
Wife
.
n
I
r
J
I
lU.
Deleier.
fnJhbKshop.
The
mjuries,
wciuaing
oroaefl
When
Police
Drop.
Him
rrnmnces
-basil,
is
Amoiltous
J
nenison.D.D..
rector
"
i
OTTAWA,
Feb.
20.
A
resolution
was
passed
unani-
-mously
by
the
house
of
commons
Monday
night
endorsing;
the
return
of
the
natural
resources
to
the
three
prairie;
provinces,"
free
from
restrictions
within
the
legislative!
competence
of
the
parliament
of
Canada,
with
provisions
for
maintenance
and
administration
of
school
lands
and
ecisooI
land
endowment
funds
for
educational
purposes,
ac-c
'diner
to
the
laws
of
the
respective
provinces,
but
in
com-
MOTOR
ACT
VKTOUIA,
Feb.
20.
Recom-
pllance
with
the
letter
and
spirit
'
W.
lillwarus,
UBerviw
ui
1
FrontenaoAiWlBto
riding.
The.
resolution
also
aka
that
the
claims
of
the
Western
Provinces
to
condensation
for
the
loss
of
t
Ju'ion
that
the
Motor
Act
be
(
lands
and
resources
alienateu
anu
::;ncd
and
consideration
given:
that
claims
of
any
other
Provin-'
plea
of
British
Columbia
lees
in
connection
with
this
sub-
'
iMpalities
for
exemption
from:
ict
should
be
investigated
with
la
view
to
satisfactory
anu
eu.uu-
i
of
Christ
Church,
will
be
dean
of
The
temperature
at
the
time
of
i
the
cathedral.
'
the
accident
was
36
below
tero.
Mill
Construction
at
Porpobe
Harbor
is
COUPLE
SEPARATED
Constable
Was
Passing
in
Street
Car
When
He
Witnessed
Pursuit
WINNIPEG,
Feb.
20:
Wlwn
i
attempted
to
shoot
and
kill
bk
wife
and
her
companion
on
down
town
street
yesterday
liar
New
Silver
Cup
Mill
Near.
Hazelton
Began
Operating
Yesterday
Mine
Promises
to
He
Steady
Producer
From
This
Time
On,
With
Ore
Going
$30
a
Ton;
Well
Known
Men
Interested
Less
than
two
years
from
a
prospect
to
a
producer
and
k
i
i
t
'L
i
a
i
w.
i
-I
sieany
one
ai
tnai
is
me
story
oi
tne
suver
uup
mine,
Making
Good
rrOgreSS
4ft
TlTZ,u
New
Hazelton,
with
the
turning
over
of
the
f
fetation
to
tb
hospital.
concentrating
mill
on
the
property
yesterday
ZT
S
eon
i
I"
the
spring
of
1927
a
company
was
forinodto
take
was
infaind
when
Keid
owned
over
the
bond
on
the
bilver
Uup
mine
on
NjnQi
fire
on
him
but
his
condition
in.
tain.
tam.
Work
was
immediately
started
Jtt)
(f
the
hospital
is
not
serious.
,
Mrs.
Reid
js
in
a
state
of
collapse.
Detective
James
Thompson
was
passing
the
scene
in
a
street
car
when
he
saw
Reid
pursuing
his
wife
and
Koas
down
the
street,
gun
in
hand
and
witnessed
Rom
drop
to
the
sidewalk
with
two
bullets
in
his
side.
As
Reid
also
fired
two
shots
at
his
wife
Thompson
jumped
from
the
street
'-
car
and
shot
Reid.
i
The
couple
had
been
separated
REINDEER
FOR
CANADA
and
Raid
had
recently
returned
STOCKHOLM,
Feb.
20.
A
con-
from
Chicago.
Mrs.
Reid
and
the
signment
of
300
live
Swedish
taxi
driver
had
been
released
reindeer,
the
largest
number
ever
from
the
moruni
court
i
BIG
TRADING
GEORGIA
RIVER
After
nlebate
Jastlhg-iiearly-:!
two
sittings
of
tho
leglsla.
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
20.
Noble
turc.
the
Provincial
Govern-
Pive
and
Georgia
River
monopo-
it
mcnt
ownc
of
'he.
lnlurei,t
of
the
nwrket
son;
pen
f
the
British
Columbia
,ra'lw
.A1:
,,se1d
fUhrf-ie
reference
referLnCC
tn
tho
m
nnVv
pny
bert
paed
Into
the
control
yesterday.
enmcll
council
of
tne
C.P.R.
and
C.R.,
and
Owning
4
cent,
higher
at
60.
ond
t
POWELL
RIVER.
Feb.
20:
Haddad's
main
drygoods
tore
fn
a
suid
UA.t
WH
ore
is
nvolved
In
the
reiurn
on
"
T""'
4,re
h
4
h,m
blaw
it
"up
noo."
.
the
resource,
to
the
province.
yesterday
wtth
a
.oss
of
$20,000.
the
Alberta
Legislature
lost
Georgia
went
to
bX
-Z.
Milo
pioun-
l$rHori.he.j
T?hIcH
1
property
by
the
extension
of
the
four
short
titrirrelfe
ririofe
(continued
on
page
five
Good
Prices
Paid
at
Opening
of
Season
for
Halibut
Sold
Today
on
Exchange
to
Export
Dealers
The
fish
exchange
at
Prince
Rupert
had
its
first
ses-
short
,
sion
of
bidding
this
season
for
fresh
halibut
this
morning,
exported
at
one
time
have
been
time
before,
the
shooting.
They
five
days
after
the
legal
commencement
of
fishing
opera-
shipped
to
Canada
through
a
had
been
arrested
in
a
downtown
t
tions.
when
a
total
of
81,000
pounds
Was
sold
and
brought
Norwejtian
port.
house
on
Sunday
night
n
i
frnm
thn
lmvnrs.
whn
ware,
as
usual,
anxious
liquor
act
charge.
n
t
-
-
"
-
j
t
-
-
,
-
j
.
.
.
i
i
n
i
r
i
r
.
1.
xi
i,
to
get
the
first
frosh
fish
of
the
season
on
the
eastern
markets
.
('apt.
Harry
Selig,
who
was
the
first
American
fisherman
of
the
1928
season
to
land
a
catch
at
Prince
Rup
ert,
was
agaiu
the
first
this
year.
brought
in
6000
pound"
season
to
market
on
the
exchange.
aboard
hit
boat
Onah
ami
received
Their
catches
and
sales
were
aa
a
price
of
IDc
and
8c.
loll
we:
The
Melville.
Capt.
John
lvar
UvlvHlv.
11,000
pounds.
Atlln
one
of
Its
greatest
bones
of
taking
brought
it
down
to
60
at
'in
Ucnmark,
and
which
is
now
In
"ian
contention.
The
Tuesday
close
on
a
trade
of
lUO.OOO
shares
tne
(.ovenam,
i,api.
nan
Kishenen,
17.1c
and
Be.
rdahl
(
ivanwn'h
son-in-law)
:
12,000
pounds,
Booth
the
Helen
II.,
whose
owner.
Fisheries.
17.4c
and
8.6c.
Plofit-:
Capt.
Chris
Hovmuller,
is
visiting
Helen
II.,
2000
pounds,
Cina-
command
of
('apt.
John
Hanaon,
legislature,
wimoui
Division
!.
..,-.-
ati
nu,M1,,
of
f
.h
thi
MnrrU
Morris
II
II..
were
were,
ratified
the
sale.
Wronger
at
76
and
closed
at
74
o.ij
on
a
sale
of
100,000
shares.
jth
fust
l'rince
Kupert
boaU
thia
j
nsn
&
oid
tuorago
ui.,
16.1c
and
8.6c.
See
"Abie's
Irish
Rose.