The
Wise
Mar
A
The
wise
man
reads
the
c
,
;
sificd
advertisements
and
'
.
"f
them
whenever
he
needs
to
se.
,v,
,
or
buy,
or
rent,
to
find
lost
goods
or
to
get
a
job.
';
Vol,
XX.,
No.
112
RING
menr.
oral
or
otherwise,
on
which
the
plaintiff
based
his
claim,
and
Eted
that
Harris
abandoned
the
daim3.
CANADA
GOT
$21,259,649
AS
WAR
PAYMENTS
VANCOUVER,
May
ComnMeifc'ff.
thv
Commission
who
1
easily
in
Vancouver.
i.
.NON-RESIDENTS
IN
I
ALASKA
PAY
$ZbU
v
15:-
Sas-
drain
asked
,
Hugh
A.
'SUVerison,
manager
May
May
15.-hle
lo.
Ciniei
.
.
,.,
,ui.rv.
yesterday,
whv
why
VICTORIA.
Ju-ficc
Morrison
reserved
judg
Co.
Ltd..
tnnro
shins
did.
not
load
at
merit
in
the
supremo
court
action)
jrince
Rupert,
and
were
in
which
William
Harris
of
Port!
told
that
most
of
the
ships
Angeles
claims"
5100,000
form
taking
grain
to
the
Orient
D;
mci
Llndeborg
and
others.
al-i
comblrd
lumber
and
wheat,
Ipgedly
due
him
for
his
share
inl
an
ideal
mixture,
giving
the
the
4
i.T)iot
revenue
tons
and
fig
Missouri
mineral
claims
on
they
could
easily
secure
car-
lmK.
lit
i
,u.
cA...t
mtn.
.
r
l.
.,
n
ttvn
rvfAi
Prt
uiiuuii
uvlt.
ill
LlltJ
oicnftu
i
goes
irnnfl
ni
ilirpc
w
n
division
Defendants
denied
any
agree
TROLLING
LICENSE
JUNHAU.
May
15,-Refore
the
n,l
turned
it
passed
legislation
providing
for
a
tax
of
tro
lera.and
$250
on
.non-resident
-i
u,-n
memorials
sent
asked
for
They
to
Washington.
of
the
:
us
,
of
her-has
OTTAWA,
May
15.-Canada
;
tho
prohibition
fc
rpi.,.j
V..
rin
fnr
fert
ier
or
,
chicken
icea
nf
n
a
.
.!
nr.n
I-
.nnthop
mpmorial
tne
aias
-
war
oi
nu
n..".
accounts
.,.,.,
to
0
W!.19.
actdfding
to
a
statement
kan
solons
requwtfd
cowreM
fcMed
in
the
house
of
commons
Prohibit
the
sejiure
of
seine
boats.
Vro..J.
..
.
rl..
i-..
.J
nr.
for
VlOiaHO'l
.n
'"yy
te
prime
mmiiwr
in
u.n
V,
.
until
the
-
-r
to
a
request
uy
n.
oi
ushhik
,.,
ot
f
tne
the
oi
of
Kt"vns.
ConnrvnHvn.
nf
Vancou-
owned
Is
found
guilty
Vfr
Centri.
fenfn
with
w
Although
the
official
plan;-!
are
withheld,
it
is
thought
that
the
Federal
Trade
(
ommission's
investigation
-into
power
trust
propaganda
will
be
extended
to
include
tne
auegea
Duying
up
oz
entire
country.
Forest
Fires
in
the
Interior
are
Cause
of
Anxiety
but
Rain
is
Likely
to
Aid
in
Checking
Them
There
have
been
two
rather
serious
forest
fires
in
Prince
Rupert
district
during
the
past
week,
one
in
the
vicinity
of
Terrace
and
the
other
near
yyoocicock.
ror-tunntelv.
efforts
of
forestry
officials,
aided
by
large
creW's
of
fire
fighters,
have
resulted
in
keeping
them
out
of
green
timber
areas
and
(hero-was
the
prospect
this
morning
that
rain
would
soon-bo
falling
to
alleviate
the
situa-
.
.
.
.......
in
i.
i.
j
i"
i
i
iu:
tion.
K.
Hi.
Alien,
uisinci
ioresier,
issueu
uu
appeal
una
mnrrtfaii;
to
the
nublre
t
exercise
particular
caution
against
fire
at
WTre
observed
from
look-out
sta-
thia
time
of
haiard
before
the
lions
of
this
district
growth
of
the
new
vegetation.
i
patches
from
Victoria
last
The
fire
near
Terrace
has
been
1
nisht
stated
that
British
Columbia
about
threa
and
a
half
mile
1
wa
facing
one
or
the
most
dlsas-1
nnrlhivull
nf
thnl-A
nil
Snrinir
'troiis
forest
fire
seasons
of
recent
i
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
H.
C
,
WEDNESDAY,
MAY
15,1929
IS
carriers,
nounced
the
Canadian
The
four
American
trolling
boats,
We,
Tecora,
Jeanette
and
May,
which
were
seized,
last
week
by
C.
G.
S.
Malas-pina
and
are
being
held
here
pending
the
opening
of
trials
on
charges
of
illegally
using
Canadian
harbors
for
fishing
bases
in
contravention
of
the
international
treaty,
have
been
moved
to
Dlghy
Island,
where
they
are
now
in
charge
of
the
customs
department,
which
has
placed
a
couple
of
men
in
custody
of
them.
Meanwhile,
instructions
are
being
awaited
from
Ottawa
as
to
the
course
of
prosecution,
no
orders
having
been
re
ecived
up
to
this
morning.
The
rren
from
tiic
oats
arc
in
the
city
awaiting
the
outcome
of
the
action
and
the
Malas-pina
is
also
still
here.
CANADA
Witt
.14
Water
Rates
Also
Will
Re
Modified
to
Correspond
"The
effect
of
these
reductions
in
rail
rates
will
be
some
slight
modification
of
all
water
rates
from
Fort
William
and
Port
Arthur
to
Montreal
and
Quebec,"
said
T.
R.
Enderby,
general
manager
of
the
Canadian
Steamship
Lines,
In
a
statement
today
in
connection
with
the
grain
carrying
reduction
announced
by
railways
la
the
Uited
States
and
Canada.
MINISTER
OF
FINANCE
HERE
Hon.
W.
C.
Shelly
Visiting
Gov-eminent
Agencies
in
This
Section
Creek,
the
first
tributary
of
the
T,JT
w
nZ7r.
ml.laler
of
KiUumaklum
River.
It
has
been
vin),Ht
pani.i
-howed
that
133
flnnrP.
is
in
the
citv
this
after-
tovering
an
area
of
about
500
fjre8
nai
already
been
reported
noon
making
a
brief
inspection
acre
in
old
burn
and
slash
and
from
different
parts
of
the
prov-
0f
the
government
agencies
in
this
was
yesterday
under
control
on
ince.
with
the
fire
hazard
in
the
district.
He
leaves
this
after-
the
limber
side.
As
many,.
as..
r7,,
northern
part
ot
tne
province
in-.oon
for
Stewart
and
Anyox
ana
men
were
employed
on
Sunday
aiid.
creasing
as
a
result
of
warmer
will
return
south
on
the
same
Monday
under
Assistant
District
Weather.
Iboat.
While
here
he
visuea
ine
Forester
K.
Jl.
Gregg
In
fighting
this
fire.
Some
25
men
have
been
engaged
in
fighting
the
fire
near
Wood
cock
and
were
succesful
in
get
ting
it
trenched
before
it
entered
he,
grepn
timber.
Tills
cbh-flagratnn
covered
an
area'
o)
406
'
"
or.
BOO
acres,,'
,
.,
There
have
been
a
few
smaller
fires
In
the
district,
including
one
near
Ilarrett
and
two
in
the
Ba-bine.
Apparently,
the
fire
situation
in
Prince
George
district
has
been
more
terious
than
in
Prince
Rupert.
Near
ihe
border
of
this
dis
trict
around
the
headwaters
of
the
I'
OF
EDINBURGH
Sir.
HAbert
Taktf
1'rincipaUhip
'Scottish
University
TORONTO,
May
15.
Sir
Robert
Falconer
announced
last
night
that
he
declined
an
offer
of
the
provincial
buildings
and
looked
Jover
the
local
situation.
'
When
seen
by
The
Daily
News,
Mr.
Shellv
said
he
could
not
spend
much
time,
as
he
was
due
home
Saturday
in
Vancouver,
and
was
leaving
for
tho
east
early
in
thp
week.
He
said
he
would
like
Falconer
Would:
Not
to
have
gone
through
to
Smithers
but
touna
nimseu
unuuie
iu
u
so.
He
was
asked
to
stop
off
here
and
speak
at
the
Rotary
Club
tomorrow,
but,
although
a
good
Ro-tarlan,
was
unable
to
be
present.
Mr.
Shelly
is
accompanied
on
position
of
vice-chancellor
and
the
trip
by
E.
D.
Johnson,
for-prlncipal
of
the
University
of
merly
city
treasurer
of
Prince
Edinburgh.
He
is
president
of
Rupert,
now
deputy
minister
of
hich
he
s
charged.
J
Necbnk
River
twb-or
three
fireajtho
University
of
Toronto.
finance.
KING
GIVEN
WELCOME
ON
HIS
RETURN
WINDSOR,
May
15
The
King
came
back
to
this
ancient
home
of
Rritish
sovereigns
today
like
a
conquering
hero.
All
Windsor
and
the
surrounding
countryside
were
out
to
welcome
their
monarch.
Windsor
was
decorated
as
seldom
before.
The
King,
accompanied'
by
the
Queen,
had
a
remarkable
reception
throughout
their
two
and
quarter
hours'
trip
from
Craigwell
House,
hear
Hog-nor,
where
the
King
had
spent
the
months
of
convalescence.
CAPT.
RITCHIE
DIES
1
VANCOUVER,
May
15
The
price
of
wheat
here
today
was
SU2.
..
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CABARET
Special
Dinner
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
Every
Saturday
Night,
9
to
12
Dance
Hall
lor
Hire
Accommodation
fur
Private
Fartlee
PHONE
437
VOR
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
AWFUL
HOLOCAUST
AT
CLEVELAND
HOSPITAL
Minister
of
Railways
Says
to
Ship
Grain
to
Vancouver
by
P.G.E.
not
Economical
While
Rupert
Open
J.
C.
Brady
Pleads
For
This
Port
but
General
iMcRac,
Conservative
Organizer,
Declares
Vancouver
Is
Only
Route
and
Inevitable
OTTAWA,
May
15.
Replying
to
a
query
from
J.
A.
Frascr,
Conservative
member
for
Caribou,
Hon.
Charles
Dunning,
minister
of
railways,
declared
it
would
not
be
economical
to
haul
grain
over
the
P.
G.
E.
system
frcm
Prince
George
to
Vancouver
while
the
route
to
Prince
Rupert
was
available.
Construction
of
a
railway
outlet
for
the
Peace
River
country
from
Mackenzie
River
to
Vancouver
through
the
Peace
Pass
was
advocated
in
the
house
of
commons
yesterday
by
General
McRae,
Conservative
member
for
North
Vancouver,
when
the
house
was
in
committee
o;i
a
bill
to
incorporate
the
Northern
Alborta
Railway
Company.
"The
economic
outlets
for
this
part
of
the
Peace
River
country
is
undoubtedly
by
the
Peace
Pass,
Prince
George
and
Vancouver,
and
willingly
or
otherwise,
that
is
the
railway
which
in
the
development
of
that
great
country
"lust'bp
Pjjg
-a-
J.
C.
Brady?
fiSscmftrve
jnVm&Y
'for
SFeena"
point
eu
out
the
advantages
10
De
ueriveu
irom
uuuiMuiuii
m
the
railway
link
to
the
Pacific
from
the
Peace
River
vi-
Prince
Rupert.
The
steamshjp
route
to
the
Orient
from
Prince
Rupert
is
shorter
by
approximate
500
miles
than
the
distance
from
any
other
British
Columbia
port
to
the
Far
East.
Apart
from
the
logic
of
the
developmemVof
Prince
Rupert
as
a
grain
port,
the
government
was
under
certain
obligations
to
protect
and
assist
the
Canadian
National
Railway
link
from
Jasper
to
Prince
Rupert.
Mr
Brady
said
he
believed
that
an
agreement
between
the
C
.N.R.
and
the
C.P.R.
would
have
a
retrograde
effect
where
development
of
the
Peace
wheat
lands
was
concerned
MINING
CLAM
PIG
MISSOURI:
Judgment
Reserved
by
Chief
Justice
Auiey
Morrison
at
Victoria
ONE
REASON
nm
NOT
SHHTIMi
liKrtiiN
AT
PRIN.CE,
HUPKRT
"7i
HTV
U.
S.
Trade
Commission
Aroused
IN
CUSTODY
OF
CUSTOMS
Word
Heine
Awaited
From
Ottawa
in
Matter
of
Seized
Trolling
Boats
Terrible
Scenes
'
As
Patients
Die
in
a
U.
S.
Hospital
Explosicn
of
Movie
Films
Causes
Fire
and
Gas
Explosion,
Poisoning
Many,
of
Patients;
93
Lives
Known
to
Be
Lost;
Scores
Injured
CLEVELAND,
Ohio,
May
15.-.Ninety-thre,e
lives
are
knov.n
to
have
been
lost
and
scores
injured
in
a
deadly
explosion
and
fire
at
Cleveland
Clinic
Hospital
shortly
after
noon
today.
Many
of
the
dead
were
victims
of
poisonous
gases
and
suffocated
in
agony.
Others
died
from
burns.
Mo3t
of
the
victims
were
patients
who
were
powerless
to
escape
the
death
they
could
see
approaching
them.
Others
were
nurses
and
doctors.
Pedestrians
for
blocks
around
dronoed
to
the
sidewalk
casDinir.
overcome
bv
eras.
1
he
hospital
is
operated
by
Dr.
George
Cnle
and
is
nationally
known.
The
building
was
a
four-storey
orick
structure.
The
firemen
braved
death
to
rescue
patients.
Tho
in
jured
and
dying
were
rushed
to
other
hospitals.
More
than
1UU
persons
were
in
the
building
when
the
explosions
occurred
in
the
X-ray
films
stored,
in
the
basement
Tho
bromide
gas
compound
in
the
films
was
released
in
Ulense
brown
clouds.
The.
deadly
bronriderwhidvrnsout
the
victims
to
bleed
profusely
at
the
eyes,
nose,
and
mouth.
The
victims
died
rapidly
at
hospitals
Vhere
thoy
were
taken
before
the
feverish
work
;o'f
administering
oxygen
could
progress
rapidly
enough1.
At1
the
Mount
Sinai
hos-
MONTREAL,
May
15:
What-
I,lutl
wnmu
uii
iiuui
cue
ueau
wiuuuieu
aiuui
&i.
iu
w.
two
Boston.
Mass.,
napers.
Senator
G.
W.
Norris
(left)
of
Nebras
ever
action
is
taken
by
the
Unt-
J,wu
nvuij
aiwi
me
me
swneu
mi
uttupam-o
iwu
ka,
and
David
I.
Walsh
(right)
of
Massachusetts,
have
been
parti-
ted
States
raildoads
on
the
ques-jbeen
removed
and
the
fire
extinguished.
The
Scenes
01
colarly
outspoken
in
their
condemnation
of
what
they
term
an
ac-;tion
of
reducing
the
rates
for,
the
explosion
and
the
fire
were
ghastly.
Some
of
the
pa-tempt
on
the
part
of
the
power
trust
to
influence
the
press
of
theflour
will
be
met
by
Canadian
Hents
screamed
horribly
with
fright
as
thev
saw
the
11
was
ouiciai
y
-deadly
gases
creep
upon
them
while
they
lay
in
bed,
help-:
today
?
Ian
Vh
National
!i
nl
Railways.
iv,
,
less
to
move.
Many
'
screamed
,
rri
with
the
pain
r
n,
of
the
awful;
uunin
as
wiey
were
reuiuvcu.
rue
aguujr
ui
uiuae
suitivtii
;
by
the
fire
died
in
the
aspect
of
horror
of
the
convulsions
of
the
other
patients
and
nurses
who
clutched
at
their
:
throats
and
gasped
for
breath
as
they
suffered
the
torments
of
poison
gas.
GRAF
ZEPPELIN
0FFT0MRR0W
FRIEDRICHSHAFEN,
Germany,
May
15.
The
departure
of
the
Graf
Zeppelin
for
the
United
States
was
definitely
set
today
for
between
5:30
and
6a.m.
central
European
time
tomorrow.
AUTHORIZES
SLE
OF
"
THE
PACIFIC
CABLE
OTTAWA,
May
15.
The
bill
which
authorizes
the
government
to
enter
into
an
agreement
for
the
sale
of
the
Pacific
cable,
as
well
as
certain
wireless
telegraph
undertakings,
passed
the
house
of
commons
yesterday.
BIRTH
NOTICE
A
son
was
born
to
Mr.
and
.
Mrs,
J.
L.
Bremner
of
Pacific,
B.C;
at
Edmonton,
Alta.,
May
11,
VANCOUVER,
May
15:
Cap-
1929.
112
tain
James
Kinsley
Ritchie,
a
'
"
-veteran
of
the
Cariboo
and
Yukon
rTFTT,"Ti
?
TRTr
gold
rush
days,
Is
dead
here,-;
rnHtch
Nlimnr
aged
86.
Scotia.
He
was
born
in
Nova
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
Imported
direct
Aberdeen
Joke
from
the
Factory
THE
GRANITE
CITV
The
Granite
City
was
so
called
by
a
Jew
who
found
it
hard
to
live
in.