ihn
ew
Out
tiling
he
told
iiImhiI
wus
h
new
ore
strike
at
Ksperanzu,,
.vhere
gold
bearing
ore
wns
GIRL
DIED
AFTER
PARTY
t
i
I.K.
Feb.
G:
The
death
iriirr.-d
yesterday
of
BH
,!
d
21,
stenographer
who
I;.
re
with
her
mother
from
r.
Alberta,
ten
month
No-ted
an
Investigation
Into
'
h
id
a
week
ago
which
ie
.
.!
to
have
caused
her
lie
coroner's
jury
announ-r
the
autopsy.
virl's
uncle,
J.
B.
Fallts.
a
party
from
which
MIm
Imd
returned
violently
111,
suit
sult
of
of
which
which
it
it
is
is
dis
.i
i
i.sie
poison.
..
i
.
imrejia.
wiK-never
mu
fiFJlK
fc
SIGNS
PAPERS
ON
DON.
Feb.
G:
King
for
the
first
time
since
Tornlin
to
be
Lord
of
in
Ordinary
and
a
mem'
the
Privy
Council.
MPfiRT
NURSES
FROM
ENGLAND
lu
Epidemic
In
France
Becom
Ing
Vore,
One
Fifth
of
People
Affected
I'AUIS,
France,
Feb.
C:
Tho
iurraa
epidemic
has
uecome
nous
that
it
has
been
found
r
sary
to
Import
nurses
from
."bnd.
One
authority
today
iniutcd
that
about
one
fifth
of
Parisian
population
was
af
m!
During
the
past
two
there
has
been
an
Increase
iw
umonia
and
a
correspon
turrets,
in
the
death
rate.
ft-,ta
(.ERMANY
RATIFIES
KELLOGG
PEACE
PACT
lift
w
w
iiiiiiivi,
tliere
is
u
pnijierly
that
sliows
sufficient
promise.
Offer
For
Toric
Among
the
deals
talked
of,
the
most
important
is
the
offer
just
made
by
a
large
Hritish
mining
concern
for
the
Toric
mine.
The
big
coniiwHy
k
to
iuv
x,viunro
cusn
on
inc
sikii
i
ointment
of
councillors
,,,;.
,(r
u
option,
a
payment
of
ir
(,n
December
4
Ms
been
gHTSuiMl
three
mouths
there-,
'
sign
several
documents.
Mfjcr,
anit
filrlltcf
pyilcnl
-ofj
M
.
sty
yesterday
signed
1
250,000
in
one
year.
Tlier
also
i.itt:
papers
appointing
Mr.Lgrc.
i,
give
tin-
Toric
Mining
Co.
ftuWHHi
snares
in
ue
new
company
that
will
lie
formed
to
operate
tlie
mine.
It
is
thought
nrolMiliie
mat
uus
oner
"
acceptel
and
that
the
Knghsh
coiiiiwnv
will
he
in
control.
The
offer
is'
much
letter
than
that
made
by
the
Britannia
com-l)an-
...
H.
T.
Alrev,
representing
me
Uritanniu
Mining
Co..
who
has
been
on
Hh-
gnminl
for
the
jmst
two
months,
went
soutn
on
i
ue
(jilala
yesterday,
and
Mr.
Hayes
is
now
in
charge
oi
me
mine.
'Cl
in
,vri'tllllUt
iulo
coin
siderntion,
orif
iiflcF
discussing
the
outlook
with
a
large
nun-lu-r
nf
men
on
tlw
ground
and
engineers
and
miiera
tlie
cum
p.
3ir.
wore
w
ion
that
Alice
Ann
will
1m?
a
very
busy
place
during
-'
coming
summer.
TOPLEY
RICHFIELD
IS
ACTIVE
STOCK
BERLIN,
Feb.
C:-The'
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
C:-RiK
Hi
lehntnir
tnrlav
ndnnted
a
Missouri
continued
in
demanU
Hid
ratifying-Germany's
slg-
yesterday
and
worked
up
to
a
'laruiv
to
tho
KMWir
nact
'close
of
10
cents
firmer
at
i
it...
i.
it
-
a
!ti
TM.v,fi.U
flnlahed
one
lent
un
at
40
ob
a
trade
of
oi
-
u.
-
-
iuuu
minim.
I
W
OFFER
FO
Gold
Strike
at
Esperanza
and
New
Offer
Made
for
Toric
Mine
are
Featured
at
Alice
Arm
Dore,
Superintendent
of
Telegraphs,
Tells
of
Unusual:
WAMpM
QT
A
Tp
Promise
for
Activity
This
Year
at
Alice
Arm
I
I
j
u
t4
Hint
1
1
if
people
of
the
mining
camjm
are
till
very
mi-lie
and
expect
the
highest
year
in
their
history.
John
!;
r
sipcrinlcndeul
ot
tiovcrnmenl
telegraph,
returned
ves-
(
rv
after
n
tour
of
Alice
Ann,
Anyox
and
Stewart
in
connec-:
with
his
ilcpiirtmentiil
duties.
Incidentally,
he
nientionel
!
V,u
y
were
improving
the
telegraph
service
nod
renewing
the
but
he
whs
full
of
the
news
of
the
great
tilings
that
were
i;
't'M
-miia
or
expected
to
luippen
in
tne
northern
camps.
was
.
iniMirtHnt
lieenuse
of
the
values
:n
the
ore
ImmIj'
being
pronouno
ed
by
Dr.
James
to
le
HiTM
nonv-rite.
This
is
u
new
ore
una
it
is
the
first
lime
it
bus
lictn
en-votnileml
either
la
I
he
Alice
nii
or
Stewart
camp.
II
itfins
Hint
some
assay
from'
this
lid"weiil
very
impair
frhjfh-er,
but
until
the
oYr
body
is
further
WUtiitl,
-hJ
sampled
ll
SIK"t
rTICWBIlOW
JHi
iW
ItlHMiri
unco
or
Hie
strike,
winch
is
more
than
'Mi
feet
in
width,
cannot
Ik-
niudc.
!
Another
feature
lliat
struck
Mr.
Dore,
urtirulurly
in
Alice
(Ann,
wus
tlie
number
of
big
!
companies
that
lwd
llieir
repre-iscntnlivcs
on
(Ih
ground
inves-
n
ais-
,isj,,ing
milK.
t,c
i
ho
girt
died
of
the
effects
K.y
00jn,
,luil
tH.y
,m.
Not
THEIR
YIEWS
TO
MR.
POOLEY
In
Favor
of
Suppressing
Newspapers
It
is
Explained
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
C:
Stat-
ing
that
Attorney
General
Pooley
r...i
s
v.,
7
ii
m
bi
aunuae
wwiru
me
tensor
.ihip
of
theatre
advertising
hud
put
a
wrong
interpretation
on
the
resolution
forwarded
to
him
by
the
council.
Mrs.
M.
O.
Falli.i.
president,
at
a
meeting
ot
the
oca
I
council
of
women,
said
that
letter
had
been
sent
to
the
min-tu
exfaUiing
'
in
detail
the
.MHIietr
opt
mW
Some
t'me
ago
the
local
coum
il
urged
the
censorship
of
tht:utrc
advertising
and
bill
boards
because
parts
censored
from
moving
pictures
wre
still
used
in
"ads."
fo
prevent
such
sensational
mat
erial
being
used
its
members
ask-
.'d
that
advertising
in
any
fornn
be
censored
before
appearing
ic
public.
The
council's
letter
stated
hat
it
was
not
In
favor
of
having
an
"ad
killed"
once
it
had
been
printed,
for
this
would
mean
suppression
of
press.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
The
following
quotations
were
bid
and
asked:
Bay
view,
4,i,,'44.
BIk.
Mlesou'rl
2.0t,
t&..
torn
rrovince,
at.
Cotton
Belt,.
45,
58.
Dunwell,
Nil.
16.
.
George
Copper,
Nil,
11
JQ.-Georgie
River.
48.
49.
,
,l
Gladstone,
14,
14Vi.
Golconda,
LOS,
1.6-1.
Grandvlew,
TtVt,
78'.
Independence,
lOVi,
11.
Indian,
7,
7V4.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke.
GMi,
87.
Kootenay
Florence,
28,
28V4,
Kootway
King.
38,
88.
L.
&
I.
5,
5Vt.
Lakeview,
1',
2V.
Lucky
Jim,
19",
20.
Mohawk,
74,
8.
Morton
Woosley,
4,
5.
Marmot
River
Gold,
7,
7"s.
Marmot
Metals,
7,
7y4.
Nat
Sil.
G.
S.,
20
Vs.
21
ft.
Noble
Five,
09
Vi,
70.
Oregon
Copper,
LOG,
1.08.
Pend
Oreille,
12.10,
12.G5.
Premier,
2.15,
2.17.
Porter-Idaho,
CO,
OS.
Reeves
Macdonuld,
&80,
3.85.,
Rufus-Argenta,
3G,
39.
Ruth-Hope,
54,
55.
Silver
Crest.
11,
UVi.
Silverado,
1.10,
1.15.
Silversmith.
1G,
IGVfc,
Sloean
King,
10,
10
Vi.
Snowflake,
34,
34
V,.
Suhloch,
8.G0,
3.75,
Terminus,
10,
Nil.
Topley
Richfield,
4S,
4G.
Toric
Mines,
2.00,
2.40.
Whitewater.
1.10,
1.15.
Woodbine,
3Vs,
4.
Bluebird,
21,
22.
Eastern
Stocks
Sherfitt-Gordon
selling
at
9,10,
Nornnda,
elllng
at
G3.75.
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
i-m
E7cryon
read
the
Claaatfled
Ad.
-4
LARGE
CAHARET
If
jou
lose,
advertlae
tor
it,
Special
Dinner
Thursday
and
Slna,
locate
tht
owner.
Saturday
If
you
Dancing
trtrj
Saturday
nlht
WLatever
you
need.
advertise
for
it
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
xv
PKINCfc
KUHiKI
Accommodation
for
lflvte
(1FT
THE
CLASSIFIED
HAUIT.
Parti
f'I7
Phone
457
0
'"'f'ao-j
i
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
'
I
...
vi.
on
-
-
PRINCE
RUPERT,
,
B.
C.
WEDKKSDAY,
FEBRUARY
6.
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
R
T0R1C
MINE
AND
So
that
"Lucky
Lin
iy"s"
lone
hop
across
the
Atlantic
Ocean
to
Prris
won't
be
forgotten,
rrnnK
Vtttor,
tne
iamous
bcuipior,
imb
modelled
this
fifty-foot
hirh
statue
of
brnnre
in
commemoration
of
the
feat.
It
will
lie
placed
either
at
Mineola
Field,
L.I.,
or
at
the
French
flying
field
at
Le
Bourgct,
where
Lindbergh
landed.
Ian
McKenxie
Attacks
Policy
of
Surveying
the
P.G.E.
Instead
of
i
.
.
o
:
CRUISERS
STRIKE
A
T
ESPERANZA
STATUE
IMMORTALIZES
LONE
ATLANTIC
FLIGHT
United
States'
Senate
A
uthorizes
Building
i
of
Fifteen
Cruisers
WASHINGTON,
Feb.
G.
The
senate
yesterday
passed
n
bill
authorizing
the
construction
of
15
cruisers
and
un
airplane
carrier.
The
vote
was
68
to
12.
President
Coolidgc
had
asked
that
decision
regarding
the'
lime
for
beginning
tlie
construction
be
left
with
the
president,
but
the
bill
provides
only
that
the
president"
niay
suspend
operations
in
whole
or
part
any
time
international
agreement
for
arms
limitation
is
reached.
Under
the
bill
the
ships
shall
be
laid
down
before
July
1,
1931.
The
cost
will
be
$27
1,000.000.
The
senate
wrote
into
the
bill
that
it
favored
a
treaty
witli
the
principal
naval
powers
to
regu
late
the
conduct
oi
Imligcrcnts
and
neutrals
at
seu.
I
It
wus
announced
today
that
although
President
Coolidgc
does
uot
approve
of
the
bill
with
Hie
time
restriction
clause.
In-
doesn't
wisli
to
be
understood
as
saying
positively
that
he
would
veto
the
measures.
STRIKE
RIOT
IN
CEYLON
Four
Killed
and
Thousands
Injured
When
Mob
Marches
On
Police
nfe!-
Lommencina
Lonstructwn
doon
TDIDCCMCM
DHMDCn
w
1
UlULJillLU
UUMDLU
VICTOIHA.
Feb.
.The
joint
survey
of
the
resources
of
the
P.O.E.
by
Hie
province.
Hie
C.P.H.
and
the
CN.lt.,
a
rtnnmmml
COLOMBO,
Ceylon,
Feb.
6:
Four
people
are
dead
and
sixty
in
the
hospital
and
it
is
estimated
that
three
thousand
others
were
injured
in
yesterday's
strike
riot
here.
The
disturbance
began
when
15,000
striking
harbor
and
railway
workers
marched
on
polJce
headquarters.
They
subsided'
during
the
night.
IN
PALESTINE
BY
BRITISH
AIR
FORCE
by
Premier
Tohnie
in
the
legislature
on
aiomiay
in
connecuon
with
Ws
attempt
to
find
u
solution
or
the
province's
railway
prob-i
JERUSALEM,
Feb,
u.
ailnrL-Ml
in
Hie
house
on
Tuesduv
bv
hm
MucKeiule,
vices
reaching
here
.....
.
-
.
.
stat(jd
tht
the
muci-ni
Mr.
6:
tribesmen
who
1
11.1.
1L.
MAAAM
MacKe.,ie
said-lliat
the
UbemU
were
rea.fy
to
support
'
te
L
dur
,
any
comurelicnsive
policy
for
'
'which
the
Rev.
Henry
Bilker,
railway
Hint
was
in
the
interests
K)rts
fioni
a
source
I
tH-lieved
American
missionary
was
mur
if
the
iieonlc,
hut
'he
prejudiced.
In
voicing
the
tie-
8rwi
nad
been
severely
bombed
that
Ik-
saw
lillle
hope
Tor
1J.
U
hef
tliul
ll
was
the
ambition
or
uy
tj,e
British
Air
Force.
Eighty
in
the
announcement
of
a
sur-
ilu-
two
Canadian
railways
to
flve
ctmei
drivers
of
Mutalr
vey.
He
mleruud
tils
neiici
(
secure
control
or
every
oilier
g
WPre
killed
tliul
the
nest
course
10
pursue,
road
in
tne
nonunion.
was
tlutt
advocated
by
Hie
late
iiovenimenl
in
the
eleelion
campaign,
when
immediate
construction
ol
me
one
ironi
Vancouver
to
Prince
dcorge
was
promised.
Willi
that
policy,
he
udded,
should
be
linked
alrcuuous
cffortH
to
inleresl
bolU
the
Canadian
roads
in
ine:
extension
of
I
he
line
lo
Hie1
Peace
Hivcr
ns
a
national
un-j
del
taking.
The
North
Vancouver
member
declared
that
the
dale
Premier
Oliver
made
Ihe
blunder
several
veai
ago
of
calling
in
Hie
C.P.Il..
and
lie
reminded
the
house
that
a
survey
of
Ihe
road
was
then
conducted
by
three
C.
P.
It.
experts
who
compiled
the
Sullivan
report.
"I
believe
that
the
commission
delayed
Ihe
solution
of
the
P.tl.K.
problem
for
vciirs
and
veal's."
Mr.
MacKen-
zie
declared.
Mr.
Mackenzie
predicted
Hint
the
future
ol
the
P.Ci.K.
in
the
ve
irs
now
at
hand
would
be
de-laved
and
proirastinulcd
until
Hie
government
was
again
i-ciidy
to
go
to
the
country.
BEAT
RECORD
LONG
FLIGHT
SCHOOLBURNS
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
C:
Captain
the
buiding.
Frank
Hawks
set
a
new
record
of
18
hours
1
minute
and
59
seconds
for
a
non-stop
transcontinental
flight
from
Los
Angeles
to
Roosevelt
Fields.
His
time
was
3G
minutes
1
second
faster
than
the
flight
made
by
Colonel
Goe-
bel.
"We
decided
on
the
construe-i
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
lion
when
we
weiv
met
bv
en-i
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
U
WESTMINSTER
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Feb.
6:
A
sixteen
room
Richard
Mc
Bride
School
on
Richmond
and
Hospital
Streets,
valued
at
$80,
000,
was
totally
destroyed
this
morning
by
fire
which
started
at
R'li
when
nn
phildren
wero
in
TROOPS
FIRED
ON
RIOTERS
BOMBAY.
India.
Feb.
G:
Three
were
killed
and
six
woun
The
dt:d
last
night
when
troops
fired
ginccring
and
colonization
re-'
price
of
wheat
today
was
81.2G.
upon
rioting
Moslems.
WATERPOWERS
OWNERSHIP
IS
NOT
SETTLED
iuprcme
Court
of
Canada
Unable
to
Deal
Definitely
With
.Matter
OTTAWA,
Feb.
5.
The
su
premo
court
of
Canada
in
a
decision
handed
down
today
calls
attention
to
the
difficulty,
indeed
the
impracticability,
of
answering
in
a
precise
manner
the
questions
on
water
power
and
navigation
submited
to
it.
It
does
definitely
declare
that
the
provinces
have
a
title
to
the
use
of
the
bed
of
navigable
rivers
subject
to
the
public
right
of
navigation,
but
even
theie
exception
is
made
as
regards
special
rights
vested
at
Confederation
or
by
subsequent
legislation
.
The
questions
left
unsettled
are
the
power
of
the
Dominion
to
use
or
occupy
provincial
navigable
rivers
without
the
content
of
the
province
or
without
torn
perflations
for
the
respective
rights
of
parties
with
regard
to
water
powers
created
or
made
available
on
works
for
the
improvement
of
navigation
by
the
Dominion
since
Confederation.
Rights
with
re
gard
to
water
power
in
boundary
waters
and
the
right
of
the
prov
ince
to
use
and
develop
water
within
the
province,
even
though
navigable,
is
not
prejudiced.
LABOR
DISPUTES
IN
AUSTRALIA
MELBOURNE,
Feb.
5.
A
labor
dispute
in
the
timber
trade
now
Involves
12.000
workers,
of
whom
5000
re
idle
in
Victoria
alone.
It
is
feared
tha
dispute
will
develop
into
a
prolonged
struggle.
Building
trades
are
seriously
affected
by
the
stoppage
of
supplies.
The
trouble
arose
over
the'
reduction
of
working
hours
from
48
to
44
a
week
with
a
corresponding
decrease
In
wages.
Scottish
Humor
,
l
A
.
,
.
.
Imported
direct
from
tho
Aberdeen
Joke
Factory
THE
ONLY
ONE
"I
say,
waiter,
will
you
please
get
me
a
napkin,"
asked
a
customer
in
an
Aberdeen
Restaurant.
"Yer
ower
late
for
that,"
replied
the
waiter,
"anither
customer's
usin'
it."