CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Everyone
read
the
Classified
Ad.
It
you
lose,
advertise
for
it.
jf
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
it
GET
THE
CLAHSIFIED
-n.
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XX..
No.
21.
".
i'
todav.
according
to
morn-
"Thp
mind
of
man
must
be
OFFICIALS
OF
4-
APPEAL
COURT
AMANULLAII
BACK
KING
AFGHANISTAN
1
OMBAY,
India,
Jan.
28:
n
announcement
issued
day
by
the
Afghan
consul-uid
that
the
former
hi
ng
Amanullah
had
been
''
ailed
to
power.
m.
4.
m.
beauty
and
nature's
wonder,1
said.
,
IN
VACANT
HOUSE
Two
Room
Gutted
Saturday
Af
lemon
at
841
Summit
v
Avenue
Fire
of
mysterious
origin
at
ii
J
,
R:4B
Siturday
afternoon
guiieu
fwn
rooms
of
a
vacant
be
THEIR
BUNKS
BRITISH
Will
ACT
WITH
THE
DOMINIONS
double
.
TQJUO.
Jan.
28:-Prince
Kunl
fatbr
of
Empress
Nano,
died
yesterday,
r4iii
tW
THANKS
.
i
Mm
P.volfaon
and
family
de-
T
-t
i
4i,unU
nil
their
friends
4.
anv
...-
-
.
tnr
ih
kind
pxliressions
Ol
)"'
.
thv
mceived
in
th
ir
recent
be-
the
A.
u.
reavement;
particularly
E.
and
I.
O.
O.
F.
Lodges.
the
standing
train.
HUNG
A
BELL
ON
A
CHICKEN
HAWK
EDMONTON.
Jan.
2.
The,
plight
at
a
belled
chicken
hawk
in
j
the
wilds
aaar
Tomahawk,
AK,.,i
north
of
here,
is
exciting
Interest
in
tfca
region.
Jt
is
believed
the
ilUli.
JnlilLu
lunlvilii
pool.
DIED
SUDDENLY:
MONTREAL,
Jan.
28.
Ho.
Cold
Wave
Extends
i
line
through
the
Yellowhead
pass,
where
one
of
the
track
has
been
into
a
highway.
tADVANTAGESOir-
PACMC
POETS
POtT-
Edmonto
Bulltini
2?t
mM-nmr
wf
The
what
flgjjs
of
Alberta
are
tn.
rnnrr
ta
Vnneaiivpr
than
thev
Are.
ail
way
reports.
Nine
cars
;
'Spared"
to.
beaty.
Clottered
up
Tae
ntwk
foumJ
whoM
to
ChurcMM,
and
there
is
no
rea-
.at
are
arriving
here
today.
wftli
the
materialism
of
the
pres-UBlow
Prson
piaceo
a
HQgt
to
BUWe9
that
any
ptibl
ft
cars
are
reported
to
be
ent
day
it
finds
little
room
for
W
wears
a
wild
and
desperate
development
of
the
grain
trade
!
.lasper
Park
bound
here,
nature.
It
is
th.-
work
of
the0"
d
of
,u
neck
h8
k"
through
that
po-t
will
affect
the
cars
to
the
east
of
the
di-'
poet
to
turn
his
thoughts
toward
:
chafed
bare.
As
it
plunges
upon
westward
movement
of
the
Alberta
al
point.
'that
which
is
beautiful
and
love-
,ta
P.y
tn
"nkling
bell
crop
in
My
MriouB
waJ..
The
f
urther
bouts
reported
u
IU
Hrnlns
and
th
He
pacific
the
were
aDl,
to
develop
his
personalitf.
ports
are
open
year
i.'.rnmg
for
local
loaaing.
ipoetiv
Is
the
window
through
."
I
around,
a
fact
wfalch
goes
a
long
IwUeh
men
men
may
may
gasc
gasc
at
at
life's
j
!
way
to
offset
the
longer
;hsul
from
Vancouver
to
Liver-
HUGE
INCOME
TAX
Uortin
umA
fifi
irtliw
WAfUUNftTON.
Jan.
23:
.
I
.M
KRTON,
Wash
.
,
Jan
.
28
.
CBief
of
the
supreme
court
for
too
Uncle
Sam
last
year
collected
Jn-
l
rapped
in
their
bunks,
two
LONDON,
Jan.
28.
Sir
Austen
district
of
Mont
eat,
died
sudden-
coaae
tax
amounting
tn.all
to
.
..un
wtre
drowned
when
a
('hamberain
told
the
house
of
jy
yesterday.
169,000,000.
i'iv'r
overturned
at
Seabreak
commons
today
that
the
British
;
.
I'f
Hood
canal
yesterday,
government
proposed
to
deposit
I
other
men
brok
through
the
its
ratification
of
the
Kellogg
pactj
I
"U
in
the
bunk
house
and
MS
soon
as
the
dominions
were
j-hre.
They
were
injured,
r,
position
to
do
so.
;.i'larentiy
were
recovering
to-,
The
two
dead
are
Delbert
ftllTDDril-
ftp
rinn
H
iq
f
Rntll
and
UUiwiLniivi
-
I
Trterson,
aged
0,
of.
IV
Over
Western
Canada
Low
Temp,
in
Yukon
The
cold
wave
which
is
striking
Prince
Rupert
now
is
milt
fnrtPrnl
thrmifrhniit.
Rritijiri
f!nlnmri?Yi
nncf
thfi
Ynknn
of
the
provincial
court
.torv
dwelling
house
at
844
Sum-
,
,,,i
raH
r.,
a
Ti,.
,0fV,rt.l
-
.
.
.
i
i
u
iii
iii
ua
Lonufl
iTsva
xai
tia
1.11c;
uiaix
ion
.
inci
c
is
aci
w
w
-zcx
l.i
1
-ion
and
anneal
have
been
mit
Avenue,
the
owner
of
wnicn
red
un
follows:
ijB
Henry
Bullock,
who
is
farming
He
Rupert
John
C.
Mc-
jB
the
Burns
Lake
district.
The
an.
in
place
of
John
Dybhavn.
'
blase
was
well
under
way
before
'n
iiwia-R.
L.
Gale,
In
pUt
tbe
arrival
of
the
fire
depart-"iam
S.
Henry.
irefit.
which
soon
brought
it
un-
V'ui're
George
Munro
i
ri
ns,
in
plaee
of
John
O.
C.
Wil-
FATHER
OF
EMPRESS
DEAD
everywhere
west
pf
Terrace
and
even
at
that
much
favored
spot
the
thermometer
came
within
two
degrees
of
it.
The
Yukon
Territory
is
shivering
with
thermometer
from
30
to
50
below
It
readings
,
varying
,
.
degrees
zero.
mi
e
e
-i
der
control.
is
cola
too
m
soutnern
liritisn
uoiumbia,
ana
mere
nas
been
snow
at
a
number
of
points
.
The
report
from
points
on
the
government
telegraphs
this-
-
morning
at
8
o'clock
follow
:
i
Hajratior-ciear,
Maht
wind.
0
Print
BuueruVi5eW
ojlhi;Vliaj!enHJ--i-Cloudy..
alm.
2
be-
temporature
II.
!
low:
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm.
3.
Smithers
Cloudy,
enlm,
2
be-
Rosswoou
I'art
cloudy,
south.
low.
wind,
4.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
c&m,
42
be-
Aiyanlih
Part
cloudy,
calm.
4.
lw.
Alice
Arm
Clear,
strong
north-
Atlin
Part
cloudy.
20
below.
east
wind,
10.
White
Horse
Cloudy,
north
Anyox
North
wind,
10.
Stewart
Clear
north
wind,
port
Simpson
1
.
.
.
j
jwina,
ih.
14.
wind,
30.
Clear,
north!
48.
Selkirk
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT
B.
C,
MO
NDAY,
JANUARY
28,
1929
Gladstone.
IS1.
14.
Goiconda,
1.02,
1.08.
Grsndview,
78,
78Vs.
Independence,
101-,
10.
Indian,
T.
.
Inter.
Goal
&
Coke.
85,
36.
Kootenay
Florence,
SSVs,
M.
Kootenay
King,
88,
89.
L.
Lb,
Nil,
6.
Lakevww,
Ifo,.
'Lucky
Jim,
,
28.
Marmot
Metals,
7,
Marmot
Gold,
8,
Mohawk,
9Yt,
94.
Morten
Woolsey,
5
National
Silver.
194.
4
5&
M.
Noble
Five,
75,
76.
Pend
Oreille,
14.50,
14.71.
Porter
Idaho,
73,
71.
Premier,
2.19,
2.20.
Reeves
McDonald,
3.55,
8.84.
Rufus
Argenta,
38,
88.
Ruth
Hope.
69,
60.
Silver
Crest,
94.
Silverado.
1.15,
1.104
'
Silversmftn,
12,
NIL
Snowflake,
Nil.
8f.
Sunloch,
3.78,
4.00.
Topley
Richfield,
It,
I
Toric.
Nil,
1.90.
.
Whitewater,
1.15,
1J0.
Woodbine,
8,
3V4.
A
Vj
SOUTH
AFRICA
SIGNED
TREATY
CAPETOWN,
South
Africa,
Jan.
28.
The
house
of
assembly
Foggy,
south
wind,
of
the
Union
ol
South
Africa,
to-;day
ratified
the
Kellogg-Briand
Dawson
Foggy,
calm,
45.
peace
pact
.
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CABARET
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
9
to
II.
Dance
Ball
lor
Hire
Accommodations
for
Private
Parties
Phone
457
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
COLD
SNAP
EXTENDS
THROUGHOUT
THE
WHOLE
OF
WEST
Two
Train
Wrecks
on
C.P.R.
in
RAILWAYS
WILL
i
wl:l
D-.-.L.
m
i
i
-
GET
TOGETHER
rr
iin.il
neueisiuKa
men
losi
Mves
RKVELSTOKE,
Jan.
28.
When
their
engine
plunged
P
D
FRFFPHT
,r
.Surprise
Creek
bridce.
near
Cutbank.
a
few
miW
v.
1
.
1
llLlUlil
-r
l
blacier,
liert
Woodland,
engineer,
and
C
.
H
.
Gib-fireman,
were
killed
about
8
o'clock
this
morning,
!
i
i
were
Revelstoke
men,
the
former
with
a
large
family
icttnt
here.
The
two
engines
were
proceeding
together
eastward.
i
rward
engine
remaining
on
the
track
.
RKVELSTOKE.
Jan.
2S
Afred
Abrahams
oi
TRAINS
CRASH
.nrl
Hrvillo
Thnmnonn
nrraH
tr-omman
nf
tkJa
Jt
"e
on
tbe
e
C
C.l'.K.
Calgary
to
rr
killed
last
evening
at
Lauretta
when
two
Canadian
lnJnonton
TIC
ireigm
irams
crasnea.
LUreita
li
aDOUt
IB
The
dead
are
P.
Goodman,
con
.-
east
of
here
.
The
wreck
caused
traffic
to
be
tied
ur
ductor,
and
s.
a.
bi
don..
train
t
l.f
main
line
until
midnicht.
Ahrahamson
was
a
son
of
0.
.
.,r
of
the
city.
W.
Abrahamson,
ex-
GKAIN
lKArilL
BLISS
CAM
IS
PICKING
UPi
VISITS
WEST
More
art.
Reported
On
Way
Here
;
Tell
People
tf
Wripg
About
Today
Than
for
Several
j
Need
of
Poetry
In
Life
Weeks
Past
Of
iUm
iirain
movement
to
Prince.
WIKKJLPJ&.
Jan.
28:
Bliss
'
from
the
prairies,
which
Carmen,
the
Canadian
poet,
is
i.
-!i
very
alow
daring
the
j
delivMfrtg
a
series
jof
lectures
i.-w
months,
is
banning
to
tr'i
wtlta
he'saW:
man,
both
of
Calgary.
R.
S.
Mowatt,
trajntnan,
also
of
Calgary,
was
injared.
Three
men
were
travelling
deadhead
to
Red
Deer
in
the
second-class,
which
Keen
Competition
but
Parliament
Will
Not
Be
Party
to
Duplication
OTTAWA,
Jan..
28
-While
there
is
keen
coaapjtion
between
the
two
big
MsHway
companies
!
for
tho
right
of
entry
to
a
luimber
"
I
of
distr
eta
in
th-e
wken
fi
i-l
t
.
Jn-
28
"Twoi
the
prairies,
it
is
generally
under-men
killed
and
a
third
seriously!
6tood
here
that
win
8rriv
.
injured
was
the
result
of
a
crash
,in(wt:.iiHnff
r.v
.-hi,-h
between
two
freight
trains
at
Air
line
yesterday
moru-
each
line
will
se-.ve
a
certain
definite
terri'ory.
There
will
also
be
some
arrange
-ier.
in
re?;rrl
to
the
opening
up
f
ihe
Teach
River,
where
joint
control
of
the
existing
line
is
being
arranged.
The
sentiment
is
expressed
that
pa
liarr.t-it
would
not
allow
any
put
out
of
commission
and
turaed
duplication
of
lade.
.The
folly
of
was
standing
at
Alrurte
wnen
a;
Qna
M
tn
th-
aftat
tut
been
made
following
freight
crashed
into
,i-.r
in
th..
ease
of
thp
double
ONTARIO
LEGISLATURE
PREPARES
FOR
OPENING
Legislation
pertaining
to
the
Liquor
Control
Act
is
likely
to
be
a
feature
of
the
session
of
H"
O-'
Tio
l,e)rilature
which
op
ns
on
January
30,
although
it
is
not
likely
that
a
government
bill
will
be
via
traduced
to
tbe
ragihest
of
the
deputation
from
the
Trades
and
Labor
Cojagnss
of
.JlttSuB
for
the
aafe
of
beer
by
the
glass.
The
above
layout
shows
the
Provincial-
Pariitfroowt
Huiklings
at
Toronto,
and
the
leaders
of
tbe
various
parties
in
the
House.
Tbey
are
left
to
right:
'in.
-I.
G.
Leth
bridge,
Progressive
Leader;
Hon.
G.
II
Ferguson,
Conservative
Leader;
and
Hon.
W.
K.
N.
Sinclair,
K.C,
recently
c
hoses
to
lead
the
Liberals.
STM.K
niinrATmNS
m
j
ur
tl...,
UottrtHiy
o!
e
I
The
lotoiig
;d
&u-
atkt
x
-
man
unu
rrumuu
liuuwii
liuu
u
,Muuon
Oa
Ltd.)
Muotatlons
were
Bayiw,
4',,
47.
Beaver
Sliver,
184.
)
Big
Missouri,
1.56,
1.62.
ocean
Cork
Province,
24,
24'
j.
Cotton
Belt,
62.
62'
;
Dunwell,
Nil,
18.
Duthie,
Nil.
61.
Georgia
River.
S9i,
40'
Ditch
and
Drowned
When
Car
Overturned
on
Dewdney
Road
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Jan.
23.
Dan
M.
Parrelly,
aed
36
and
single,
president
of
the
Westminster
Construction
Company,
and
an
unidentified
woman,
probably
about
22
years
of
age,
were
drowned
some
time
between
Saturday
and
Sunday,
afternoon
wheji
an
automobile
driven
by
Farrelly'went
into
a
ditch
cohtrilhing'
five
feet
of
wat
ttait!i0p0vdney
truck
road,
10
miles
east
of
New
Westminster.
The
car,
upside
down
in
the
ditch,
was
discovered
by
two
youths
late
Sunday
afternoon.
The
police
found
it
necessary
to
cut
through
three
inches
of
ice
and
use
a
team
of
horses
to
right
the
car
before
the
bodlps
could
be
extricated.
COAL
MINE
FOUND
HUDSON
BAY
,
JUNCTION,
8atk..
Jan.
28:
Reports
reaching
here
indicate
that
a
coal
mine
has
been
discovered
sixteen
cupint'
HUls
oil
shales.
BURNED
TO
DEATH
!
WINNIPEG,
Jsn.
28:
Mr.
and
Mru.
Lame
rand
aged
settlers
of
Duck
Bay
on
Lake
Winnlpegosis
were
burned
to
death
in
their
homo
on
Saturday.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
28.
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
local
exchange,
today
at
$1.24
',4
FUNERAL
NOTICE
The
funeral
of
the
late
D.
McQueen
will
lake
place
from
the
parlors
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers
at
'1
p.m.
Tuesday.
January
29.
Rev.
.!.
A.
Madill
officiating.
REPAIRS
MADE
TO
STEAMER
miles
southeast
of
this
village.
.,
..
tOrt
S.O&
Ull
v"
Map
Teat,
arc
being
made
to
detor-
mine
the
extent
of
the
field
and
the
quality
of
the
coal.
Surveys
are
also
being
made
in
the
Por-
But
Later
Repaired
Steer
ing
Geer
I
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
28:
The
i
coast
guard
cutter
Tampa
was
i
advised
today
that
the
apparently
j
disabled
British
steamer
Silver
!
Maple
had
been
able
to
make
re
pairs
to
the
steering
gear.
The
steamer
had
sent
out
an
S.O.S.
on
Saturday
when
about
700
miles
east
of
Boston.
INDIAN
PRINCESS"
FORMERLY
SEATTLE
GIRL
HAS
DAUGHTER
PARIS,
Jan.
28:
Tbe
Ma-
m
ha
ranee
Devi
Holker,
for-
merly
Miss
Nancy
Ann
Mil-
ler
of
Seattle,
Wash.,
gave
birth
to
a
girl
-last
Saturday.
Both
are
doing
well.