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THE
CLASSIFIED
HABIT.
Vol.
XX.,
No.
52.
LOUIS
AUGER
ISIN
COURTS
OTTAWA,
Mar.
5:
Louis
M.
Auger,
member
of
Parliament
for
I'rcscott
County
was
committed
for
trial
today
charged
with
a
serious
offence
against
a
seven
teen
year
old
girl.
Mr.
pleaded
not
guilty.
-
A
',
CITY
IN
RUPERT
GETS
$27,000
FOR
PUBLIC
WORK
Smallest
Vote
of
Whole
North
Goes
To
Iocal
Riding
VICTORIA."
March
5
Vole
for
rldlngH
fur
the
fiscal
year
of
1929
for
public
workn
tabled
in
the
legislature
last
night
include:
Atlin.
$32,000.
Cariboo.
$81,000.
Llllooet,
,$"7,000.
Mackenzie,
north
and
wuth,
$39,000.
Omineca.
$75,000.
Prince
Rupert.
$27,000.
Skeena,
$55,0Q0.
Cariboo
road.
$35,000.
The
total
appropriations
estimate
$2,500,000.
This
in-eludes
bridge,
fe
r
r
!
e
s,
wharves,
Jauncli
surveys,
traffic
operailons,
highway
signs,
unow
twfvlce,
etc.,
hnd
,
'
The
debenture
debt
of
the
city,
bandmaater
for
the
band.
Mr.
Engine
and
Six
Cars
of
tester-
the
Ttport
ghows.
totalled
$1,192,-
Wilson
will
resume
hia
duties
at
day's
No.
6
Off
Tracks-
Traffic
i
Delayed
Yesterday's
eastbound
No.
C
ex-
press
and
paawnger
uain
arnountinir
to
$82,217.84.
making
"j
Vr
i
r
1
nc.,
x"-s
v.
houra
""
th
.
...-i
o
10,,
oa-r
on
litia
up
lor
Kinm
m
rning
near
Ttose
Lake
as
a
re-1
suit
of
a
derailment
at
12:45
,
midnight
when
the
engfne
and:
ix
express
refrigerator
cars
con-i
taming
fresh
halibut
left
the!
'rai
ks.
The
only
Injury
was
tlmt
sustained
by
a
trespasser
who
was
riding
the
engine
tender
tind
who
had
his
leg
broken.
Equipment
Is
reported
to
have
not!
jcen
seriously
damaged.
It
was.
'Sported
to
have
the
line
clear
by
noon
today
and
trains
moving
east
and
west
again.
Meantime,
tins
afternoon's
train,
due
from
the
east
at
3:80,
is
reported
as.
seven
hours
or
more
late.
Among
the
passengers
on
the(
derailed
train
were
Mayor
S.
P.
M'Mordle,
Aid,
F.
G.
Dawson
and,
M
P.
MiCaffery
bound
for
Cal-j
rarv
as
a
delegation
to
take
up.
oeai
wheat
shipping
anairs
wun
head
officials
of
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool.
FISH
SPECIAL
.
i.i
iin
nf
lven
re-
I
elation.
THOMAS
WILSON
Ilandnt.'i.sti
r
i.i
!he
lucal
Iioys'
Band
who
v
!
str
nijht
pointed
by
the
newly
formed
OLD
TIMER
PASSES
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
TUESDAY.
MARCH
5,
1929
tut
political
animus."
The
bill
to
amend
the
Municipal
At
t,
introduced
by
Poeley,
proposes
to
give
power
to
the
muni-
;alities
to
assess
aa
improvements
a
tax
on
oil
and
gasoline
-forage
tanks,
also
to
give
the
ouni
ils
power
to
appoint
an
act-ng
mayor
or
reeve
at
the
begin-
mg
of
each
year
''Yi'iconu'
o
Hgn
nppc
m
It
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Mar.
5:
Stabbed
several
times
with
a
knife,
John
Andrew
Dodaly
of
Clen
Valley,
Langley,
died
today
CORDOVA,
Mar.
6:
Charles
hospital.
while
boing
brought
here
to
the
II.
1IHL
resident
of
Alaska
for
It
is
reported
that
Bodaly
was
frlirprntor
cars
containing
frosh'tho
lait
0
years,
died
today
after
stabbed
during
a
quarrel
over
a
v.in,,,t
u.hlrh
was
landed
here
a
siNfre.
Aged
G9,
Auirer
yesveruuy
veterday
was
despawneo
this
M
ierlunea
morning
for
the
etMn
market,
,
.
Mft.V:
In
He
made
and
bull.
E.
Pronik,
a
Russian
far-Dwt
and
mer,
has
been
chitrged
with
the
murder.
;
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
l3H&M&Man&dn
Makes
Charges
Regard
to
Report
of
Auditors
but
is
Voted
Down
by
Party
Majority
VICTORIA,
March
5.
A.
M.
Manson
failed
in
his
ef-
ested
in
it."
916.0S
on
December
si,
1928,
.as
once
na
lM
,,rK
',rRCUCe
01
"
ion
lo
nave
ine
interim
report
oi
tne
auditors,
neiuweu
against
$2,088,110.32
at
December
to.eu
for
tomorrow
night.
Maclachlan
&
Co..
referred
to
a
selected
committee
of
the
ded
debentures
this
effect
was
defeated
in
a
straight
party
t
"
ikave
dmh
enrolled,
there
will
be
a
pan
,8
g
OI
4,ll,'4I.OS,
iniirm
wwnnicii
irniuvn
n,',l.n
nn
nl,
nn.nn
nn
1fnnn.,
lj;
I
Airs.
U
a
TUMI
S
new
aaso-
BLOODSHED
IN
MEXICO
NEW
YORK.
March
5.
The
first
bloodshed
in
the
Mexican
ThU
wus
to
revolution
i
renorUd
from
five
certain
legal
aouois
as
;
tata
as
the
government
and
rev
nosn
of
the
works
for
producing
railwuy
and
r
supplying
eiecinc
ngni,
power,
gas
works
or
water
worka.
DIED
RESULT
KNIFE
STABS
lots
captured
Monterey,
stragetic;
munition
centre
in
loa
reported
fighting.
WHEAT
TAKES
DROP
VANCOUVER.
Mar.
6:
Wheat
took
a
drop
here
today
to
$1.?M4
GARD-OK1
THANKS-
On
behalf
of
the
family
of
the
est
luften
in
ioe
wont
ui
Hie
uiuci,
and
each
yearjshc-wirig.a
substan
tial
increase
Iri
membership.
Dur-
erected
and
it
now
fully
paid
for
An
investment
amounting
to
$8000,
including
the
lots,
which
if.
I
consider,
a
very
creditable
achievement.
"The
year
just
ended
has
been
a
very
strennous
one
for
all
of
us,
th-
validity
of
the
cheque.
'olutionlsU
settled
down
today
to
?Jfm
fliu
od
by
the
acting
mayor,
a.
what
ippefini
to
a
,lf,
nd
JJ"
ZZnXll
inted
under
the
existing
existing
sys-
sys-
d4.ath
death
,tr,i,l.
struggle.
Th..
The
revolution-
revolution
wo.u,d
W,P
h.e.re.mainln?
?o0.
also
gave
power
to
dis-
debt
a
fact
which
I
am
pleased
to
report
has
been
accomplished.
Later
in
the
evening
you
will
have
t
i
-tJi
Je
satisfaction
i
.tn.
v.
n,t,
irorvi
in
mrnaw
tcm
Wu.i
Stafts
oi
Coahullfl,
Sonora,
9lna-
of
gage
destroyed
.
seeing
-the
"In
addition
to
raising
this
p)rey,
the
several
chapters
have'
ken
a
very
active
part
in
the
vrk
of
the
community.
I
wish
to
emphasise
this
ffl,ft,
for
someone
remarked
it
had
taken
trie
I.
O.
D.
ji.,a
long
time
to
get
ou
of'
debt.
.
"When,
you
ljear
the
splendid
reMrts
of.
thq,
different,
chapters
you
will
feel
as
I
do,
that
the
I.
O.
D.
E.
is
a
very
live
organiza-
late
H.
D.
Melntyra,
the
staff
of
Ition.
and
a
credit
to
this
city.
the
Prince
Rupert
Elevator
desire
to
convey
their
sincere
thanks
for
the
many
kind
expressions
of
sympathy
received
on
their
sudden
loss.
My
sincere
thanks
are
due
the
officers
of
Municipal
Chapter
for
the
loyal
support
I
have
at
all
(Continued
on
Pe
8U)
Boston
Grill
LARGfc
CAIUBET
Special
Dinner
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
CTery
Saturday
night
from
0
to
It.
Dance
Bill
for
Hire
Accommodation
for
mute
Partle
rhone
4M
FINANCIAL
POSITI
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
RIDING
TO
GET
$27,000
FOR
ITS
PUBLIC
WORKS
THIS
YEAR
City
Has
Surplus
on
1928
Operations
and
Bond
Debt
Reduced
Auditor's
Keport
Is
Very
Satisfactory,
Indicating
That'
Finances
of
City
Are
in
Excellent
Condition
'
I
General
revenue
of
the
city
for
the
year
1928
exceeded
expenditure
by
$1724.12,
according
to
the
report
of
the
auditor,
George
Rorie,
C.
A.,
which
was
presented
to
the
city
council
last
night.
The
report
was
tabled
for
two
weeks
in
order
that
it
may
be
studied
by
the
aldermen
before
being
finally
accepted.
The
surplus
was
in
spite
of
the
fact
that
taxes
levied
during
the
year
for
general
purposes
amounted
to
$229,210.43,
as
compared
with
$259,-
'122.76
in
1927.
Current
taxes
col-
OILS
SWAMPED
THE
EXCHANGE
VANCOUVER.
March
6.
Oil
TRAIN
DERAILS
AT
ROSE
LAKE
jlected
during
1928
amounted
to
I
$278,258.86
while
arrears
were
collected
in
the
turn
of
167,980.20,
making
an
aggregate
collection
for
the
year
of
SS81.247.66.
The
percentage
of
collections
of
-current
taxes
for
the
year
was
86.4.
The
amount
of
credit
of
the
issues
again
swamped
the
trading
,nlfln
u.j
ju
facilities
of
the
Icumulatod
durit
ih
,me
Mi
yesterday
all
Pf
f"
,
u
w
fa
strong,
but
profit-taking
in
the
.
.
'
rW
to
the
renu
ac-what
afternoon
roouced.lhe.galn
some-
Home
netted
a
31.26
ad-
1
ft
U
"s
shewed
that
the
vanee.
A.
P.
Consolidated
32.
resort
wlu..
of
the
electric
light
o-
McDougall
Segeur
$1.25.
mont
90.
Illinois
Alberta
28.
and
partmeet
for
the
year
had
amoun-Dalhousie
70.
ted
to
'$1W6.M
while
the
tele-
Premier
was
four
cents
strong-
Phone
department
surplus
was
rr
and
Kootenav
King.
8
cents
$12,099.87.
The
annual
deficit
t
end
Oreille
lost
50
and
Reefre
SI-
Donald
6.
Rufus
was
strong
M)he
waterworks
had
been
reduced
to
$2,708.06,
leaving
a
net
Will
t
!
day
and
ended
2
ctnU
higher,
surplus
on
the
utilities
operations
amounting'
to
$86,06.18
I
The
auditor's
report
goes
into
MORE
PHONES
NEEDED
HERE
Two
Hundred
Lines
(o
lie
Added
to
Local
board,
Council
Decides
i
..
I
There
has
been
such
an
in
.crease
in
telephone
users
in
the
city
'that
it
haa
become
necessary
to
a'd
another
section
of
200
lines
to
the
municipal
switchboard.
This
was
decided
upon
by
the
council
last
night
at
the
KUigestion
r.f
the
utilities
committee.
The
section
will
be
purchased
from
the
Stromfccrg-Carlson
Co.
at
an
estimated
cot
of
$1000
and
will
be
installed
by
the
telephone
tff
.
Aid.
MitcdonaM.
chairman
of
the
utilities
committee,
explained
that
ahot
1M0
t'
-phone
were
now
in
use
in
the
city
end
the
switchboard
was
up
to
it
f
till
ranwcKy
.
It
Had
l.een
neeeiwry
to
turn
down
telephone
orders
because
the
city
did
rvot
have
the
necessary
equipment.
The
proposal
was
to
M
a
fifth
section
to
th
ftwlfehboard
which
would
prnVwhly
r-ean
s
about
$00
phones.
The
naw,
numbers.
wll
he
WiO
jfiiSS.
THOMAS
WILSON
RE-APPOINTED
Resume
Duti
master
of
Prin
Boys'
Band
detail
of
city
financing
and
in-
The
provisional
comxnitee
on
the
'eludes
general
balance
sheet,
ac-
Prince
Rupert
Boys'
Band,
at
a
counts
of
light,
water,
telephone,
meeting
last
evening
with
Aid.
schools,
etc.,
local
improvements
Theo
Collar,
chairman,
presiding,
land
other
municinal
denartments.
reappointed
Thorns
Wilson
to
be
LAUNCHING
THE
BRITISH
CRUISER
DORSETSHIRE
Above
is
a
nii'.une
uj
tue
new
Brit
sh
miiser.
H
M.S.
Dorset-whire
gliding
down
the
slipway
at
Portsmouth
after
being
christened
by
Lady
Shaftsbury.
The
resBeL
Which,
is
of
the
.J0,DO0-tan
claws,
cost
approximately
$11,000,100
to
construct
'
v
,
Burning
of
Mortgage
Proved
Interesting
Event
to
Members
of
I.O.D.E.
Municipal
Chapter
The
burning
of
the
$1000
mortgage
on
the
hall
owned
by
them
was
the
feature
of
the
annual
meeting
of
the
1.
0?D..t!
Municipal
Chapter,
held
last
night,
with
Mrs.
Shelfo'rd
Darton
presiding.
It
was
a
memorable
occasion,
the
actual
ceremony
being
carried
out
by
Mrs.
A.
IV
Parkin,
past
municipal
regent,
during
whose
regency
the
hall
was
erected.
The
mortgage
has
been
hanging
over
them
for
the
past
three
years
and
the
final
payment
,
was
made
possible
through
receipt
of
the
proceeds
of
the
play
"Green
Stockings"
last
week
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
The
haul
.
is
now
completely
clear
of
edness.
The
meeting,
which
wus
well
attended,
also
heard
the
address
of
the
national
regent,
Mis
M.
Church,
read
by
Mrs.
Brady.
In
connection
with
the
mortgage
burning
ceremony,
Mrs.
Darton
spoke
as
fellows:
"I
am
sure
you
all
feel
this
to
he
one
of
the
proudest
momenta
of
our
lives
as
Daughters
of
the
Empire
in
Prince
Rupert.
"We
have
reached
another
mile-cone
in
the
history
of
our
chapter,
The
dream
which
many
of
our
old
er
members
had
of
owning
our
own
home
has
at
last
come
true.
It
has
been
a
long,
hard
pufL
but
1
trust
that
a
straight
and
level
road
lies-ahead
of
us.
"The
hall
is
renting
well,
especially
so
this
last
year,
and
should
ibe
able
to
pay
its
own
expenses
and
also
pay
us
a
little
interest
on
lour
money,
thus
relieveing
the
chapter
considerably.
;.
-
"We
all
feel
that
this
is
a
very
good
way
to
celebrate
our
chapter's
birthday.
"Now.
I'll
ask
Mrs.
Parkin
to
step
forward
and
put
a
match
to
the
mortgage.
It
was
during
Mrs.
Pur
kin's
term
of
office
that
the
building
was
erected
and
we
know
of
no
one
who
is
more
inter-
ici.y.
ilia
liiunun
ku
....
Regent's
Report
annual
report
vote
of
30
to
WJ"
"h
.
xt..i.
11.
Tom
Uphill,
Labor
member,
was
voting
with
the
Lib-1019.
thi
chanter
received
its
eral
opposition.
charter.
During
the
address
Mr.
Manson
made
serious
charges
"Upon
looking
lak
those
10.
and
allegations
in
connection
with
the
report,
declaring
yea"
hav
futl
evjt
inter-.!
l:ortiona
of
it
as
"falsehoods"
and'
yar,
howing
greater
EEVATOR
MEN
MOVING
SOUTH
Seven
Members
of
Local
Staff
Going
To
Vancouver
This
Afternoon
Transferred
to
the
Vancouver
house,
seven
members
of
the
staff
of
the
Alberta
Wheat
IW
Prince
Rupert
elevator
wttl
sail
for
the
south
on
the
Camosun
this
afternoon.
They
are:
Malcolm
McLeod,
shipping
weighman
:
Gordon
HitchoekT
receiving
weighman;
Alex
Murray
and
D.
McDonald,
scale
men;
Tommy
Hughes,
cleaning
man;
A.
Mar-ray,
storage
man;
and
Frank
Biggin,
foreman.
FUEL
OIL
FOR
ASSAY
PLANT
Subject
to
the
usual
conditions,
the
city
council
last
night
granted
permission
to
G.
W.
Dunn
to
in-stal
a
100-gallon
fuel
oil
tank
under
the
sidewalk
on
Eighth
Street,
adjoining
the
Clements
building,
which
has
been
taken
by
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
for
use
as
an
assay
office.
Such
a
tank
would
give
gravity
for
the
fuel
oil
feed
to
the
assay
furnaces.
DAUGHTER
OF
FORMER
MINISTER
IS
DEAD
"
VANCOUVER,
Mareb
5.
Mrs.
Mara
Samantha
Brown,
daughter
of
the
Hon.
William
Madougall.
ing
that
time
this
building
was
member
of
the
government
of
Sir
John
A
aged
80.
Macdonald,
is
dead
bere,
CUSTOMS
INSPECTOR
DEAD
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Mar.
5:
John
Stillwell
Cluta,
aged
8S.
customs
inspector
for
British
Columbia
and
the
Yukon
is
dead.
Scottish
Humor
Imported
'
direct
front
the
Aberdeen
Joke
Factory
AN
INVESTMENT
A
young
bloed.
of
Aberdeen
gave
his
gin
a
iipatMK
tor
ner
birthday.
He
knew
he
would
get
It
all
y
r
i
hi
ONE-
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iir4ill
The
most
perfect
written
account
of
one-way
traffic
ia
an
Aberdonlan's
pass-book.
"An
Aberdonian
went
into
a
hotel
and
ordered
two
glasses
of
Worthington.
He
drank
one,
and
left
the
other
to
settla,"