4
The
Wise
Ma?v
The
wise
man
reads
the
-A
sifted
advertisements
an
BEAVER
COVE
PAPER
MILL
ISREVIVED"
Engineers
Said
to
He
Making
Sur
vey
and
Hlg
Mill
Likely
to
He
Huilt
XV.roUVER,
June
12.
tt
K.iitracU
and
agreement
..c.t
been
closed,
it
waa
aUted
-.Uav
on
what
appeared
re-ajthority
that
the
Interna-
Pnln
Xi
Parwtr
Co.
will
DTob-
,ui!i
a
500-ton
paper
mill
at,
...
-r
nve,
on
tne
norm
oi
vh-,
i
Island,
involving
a
capital
.
nf
from
fifteen
to
twenty
"ii
dollars.
j
i
Kv
project
kom
ahead
as
pro-
j
l
it
will
involve
the
esiaDiisn-l
a
town
of
something
like
..milr
at
that
point,
t
tnatii.nal
engineers
are
now
'
r
u
preliminary
survey.
ialIsale
of
halibut
today
i
a
umaU
U
of
halibut
at
vi
.nnr
today,
only
1M
OW
pound
!
i.fterM,
mostly
Amartoaa.
v
(i-
follows:
American
f
0"Mdo
6000
to
CMd
Sae
at
I
R
r,l
32.000
to-
nooMl
WeteSrtss
.i
a.
"
iajo
to
Deoib
ni"
t
.
..
e.
r
4.000
to
HoaMl
rtalieeki
"'
"
1
'
B
T'"'f
2.500
to
Attht
nhert
-fl
6:.,t
8
A
i
'
-i
14,000
to
OnM
8orate
;
n
i
id
8.
Canadian
H
.louder
8.000
to
Palfl
HthwlM
(l
"
and
7.
iid
3.000
to
AtUn
naherle
at
1
..Ml
7.
HUGE
BENEFITS
FROMTOURISTS
Rum
of
$2:0,000,000
Said
to
Have
Ilccn
Icft
in
Country
I.nt
Year
.
r,''TMVA.
Juno
12.
Tourist
'
"
'
brought
$250,501,000
Into
ii;i'I:i
in
KlOQ
nronrHlnir
to
0tl-
"
"'
-
of
the
Dominion
Bureau
of
lies,
ftrr-advance
of
nearly
f
"nii.ooo
over
tho
estimated
''
lint
.spent
in
tho
country
the
Phtiouh
year.
Tin
increase
was
largely
due
to
..
r
heavy
influx
of
motors
from
1
"
I
nitcd
States.
GOVERNOR
OF
.
On
the
invitation
of
II.
F.
Ker-gin,
M
L
A
.
lion.
R.
Randolph
Bruce,
lieutenant-governor
of
British
Columbia,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
thrs
morning
fiom
Victoria
and
will
proceed
north
to
visit
Atlin
electoral
riding.
'Vista
will
be
made
at
Atlin
and
Telegraph
Creek,
and,
returning
here
on
June
26,
Ilia
Honor
will
then
go
to
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
ana
Stewart.
A
vin't
is
also
planned
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
on
the
wv
inuth.
ThAinrh
Vila
visit
is
mf
an
unof
ficial
n.Hure.
Ieutanant-Governor
Bruce
was
met
on
his
arrival
nere
tHs
morning
by
Mayor
S.
P.
Mc-Mordif,
who
extended
a
welcome
on
behalf
nf
thr
city.
He
was
driven
around
the
city,
taking
in
the
cold
storage
plant
and
dry
dork
.
EMIGRATION
TURNING
TO
SOUTH
AMERICA
TA&Hinn.
riMiill.
June
12.
The
tide
of
emigration
...
.
1
.
1
..
In.l.A.I
WML
WhlCn
lor
aefuen
in'-
ward
across
the
Atlantic
to
New
York
and
other
American
ports
ha
definitely
set
in
a
southwesterly
direction.
European
steamship
companws
!are
operating
InfW
and
faster
irteamera
to
South
America
than
were
the
pre-war
emigrant
car-'riers
of
the
North
Atlantic,
with
much
better
accomodation.
Under
these
conditions
IVarllians
,
believe
that
their
country
Is
on
the
I
verge
of
Kreat
Increase
in
pop-ulatto"
with
consequent
agricul
tural
ueveroimitMit..
"tokoxto
storks
(Pniirlesv
S.
I).
Johnston
Co.)
Ahana
I
M
ttnnva
fill
10.
SO.
V-
'-
n
Bv
16.88.
Nickel
47.00.
'MaodV
OS.
Nw4
001--Noraoda
82
00.
Bidbury
Bln
8
,8
BbfirlMCWtlbn
7.10.
Twk
lluikai
B.
CON
TOUR
on
UJ(
UrtmyA
!!
ere.
YiKlay
En
Uoute
to
Atlin
Electoral
Hiding
'ti'
IWHI.IAMr.ST
to
rusn
'
m.TKi,
nutkMk
OTTAWA.
June
w
Ji.
Tth.t
ritam
ittie
attlur
tomorrow
or
friaay.
H
SI.IIAI.
NOTIf
B
Th..
funeral
of
the
!'
M-
c,,"",(,
wlUeSw
s""'
Chapel.
1
OTTAWA,
June
12.
If
Cana-'
dians
would
eat
fifteen
per
cent
i
ess
bacon
and
fifteen
ier
cent
i
more
beef,
there
would
be
no
;
cause
for
'anxiety
with
reject
to
th
u'opoHal
of
the
United
States
iConjrre'
to
increase
the
tariff
on
live
cattle.
Thi
was
pointed
out
'by
Hon.
W.
R.
Motherwell,
minister
of
agriculture,
In
an
Interview
today.
Canada
exports
only
fifteen
per
cent
of
the
beef
raised
in
this
,
country.
I
,
SIR
',Y.
J.
HICKS
TO
BE
CREATED
YISCOUNT
IN
FINAL
HONORS
LIST
LONDON.
June
12.
Premier
Baldwins
resignation
honors
list
is
due
shortly
and
it
w
11
include
a
viscountcy
for
SirWilIiam
Jony-aon
Hicks,
home
secretary
in
the
Iqte
government,
thus
creating
a
ancy
in
Vhe
House
lor
i
wicK-
nhum,
wb'i
e
Sir
William
was
ele.
ted
with
a
majority
of
0000.
Sir
Thomas
Inskin.
attorney-
a
i
ih4b
-ihei
late
governraeht;
who
was
defeated
in
Central
Bristol,
will
likely
be
the
Conservative
candidate.
PULP
PROJECT
FOR
JUNE4U
DISTRICT
JUNKAU.
June
12.
Work
is
continuing
this
summer
on
the-
surveys
In
connection
with
the
proposed
Cameron-Chandlar
pulp
and
paper
project.
J.
H.
Cameron
is
in
the
district
looking
over
the
concern's
interests.
I
NEW
BUILDING
IS
COMPLETED
Carnge
and
Warehouse
of
Llnd-'
wy
Cartage
on
Second
Ave.
Is
Imptwing
Structure
Trm
lmnftsinir
niW
bkvfittV
and
warehouse
building
for
tho
I,lnday
Cartage
Co.,
near
the
junction
of
First,
Second
and
Third
Avenues,
is
now
completed
and
ready
ftr
ue.
The
structure
measures
85
by
100
feet
and
Is
two
storeya
in
height,
navtng
cost
about
S20.000
to
erect.
The
basement
floor
will
be
used
for
warehouse
purposes
and
the
upper
storey
for
a
garage
and
automobile
showroom.
WASHINGTON
ISPLEASED
Visit
of
British
Premier
Will
He
Welcome
;JEvent
for
U.
S.
Government
WASHINGTON,
June
12.
The
American"
Government
waa
declared
in
high
official
circles
to
be
greatly
gratified
and
ready
to
welcome
the
plan
of
Premier
Ramsay
Mccdonald
of
Great
Britain
to
visit
the
United
States
to
confer
with
President
Hoover
on
Anglo-American,
relations.
With
his
arrival
In
London
Friday,
Charles
G.
Dawes,
the
new
American
ambassador
to
Great
Britain,
is
expected
to
become
acquainted
with
the
proposal
and
to
participate
in
the
discussion
of
it
on
behalf
of
the
United
States.
Meanwhile,
it
is
said,
on
behalf
of
the
president,
that
he
learned
about
the
nronoped
v's't
of
Mr.
Macdonpld
rnly
through
new
paper
despatches?
TERRIBLE
TOIliOF
ACCIDENTS
IN
U.
S
i'
CHICAOO.
June
U;-iAecldit
Ud
08.000
pcraona
In
tkf.
ynlted
State
In
1928.
the
National
Safety
OounaO
announce.
Thl
was
an
InereiKC
of
3
.1
per
cent
ow
19J7.
(Jfvthe
r-tl
number
of
attb
S7A00
Wft
ettrlbufd
t-.
automobiles
and
368
tW
etvU
avtation.
Rallrcad
accidnta,
the
report
aald.
are
'
on
the
wane.
TO
BE
APPOINTED
FOR
PRINCE
RUPERT
The,
Prince
Ruperi
radio
asso-cialion
has
been'fiolRted
by
B.J.
Haugbton,
suin'intendent
of
ra
dio,
that
a
part
time
inspector
would
be
appointed
to
be
located
in
Prince
Rupert.
This
news
was
veryswelcome
to
rad"
fans,
as
a
personwn
the
spot
can
take
quick
action
in
regard
to
interference
and
follow
It
up.
Horniuj.
rmxroxEn
on
aooouM
of
the
rain.
It
nlRht'i
cn
r.
noftball
fixture
betveen
the
Station
and
Bound
Kou-e
w
powt-
noned
and
will
be
played
tonignt
u
condition
permit.
Curious
Phenomena
Seen
at
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Following
Big
Earthquake
SKIDEGATE,
June
12.
The
hot
sprines
on
Hot
Spring
Island,
on
the
east
coast
of
Moresby
Island,
have
gone
completely
dry
since
the
recent
earthquake.
The
springs
were
considered
to
be
among
the
best
in
Canada.
Hand
loggers
at
the
head
of
Peel
Harbor,
on
the
west
coast
of
Moresby
Island,
report
that
one
of
the
mountains
cracked
open
and
smoke
was
issuing
from
the
crevices.
'
At
Hippo
Island
there
was
one
of
the
biggest
landslides
on
June
7
that
had
been
known
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
roar
of
the
earth
movement,
like
thunder,
was
heard
by
the
fishermen
in
th'o
neighborhood
above
the
noise
of
their
engines.
The
mountain
was
completely
covered
for
a
long
time
by
fine
dust.
TBNNIS
(1AMK
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Tewita
Club'a
championship
tournament,
Mlsa
Vera
Smith
and
Mn.
CfcirrtoJat
M
Caroline
Mitchell
and
Mlas
Etta
RtberUen
by
a
score
of
8-3.
S-t.
7-5
In
the
first
round
of
the
ladles'
doubles.
mi
us
ni.i.wu:
,m
,
LOOT
IN
CHINA
Tt
hOnilKAMT
HANKOW
"
SHANGHAI.
June
ia.
rive
days
of
pillage
and
looting
by
HuaneM
Reds
In
whleh
thoasanda
were
maanaorrd
were
reported
today
to
have
apread
deitpair
through
the
ungarrlaoried
cities
aoutheait
of
Hankow.
4
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CAHAtlKT
Special
Dinner
Thundajrs
and
Saturdays
them
whenever
he
needs
f
DaurJng
Eery
Saturday
Night,
9
to
1
or
buy,
or
rent,
to
find
4
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
Accommodation
(or
Private
Parties
PHONE
437
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISII
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V
.!
XX
.
No.
135.
PRINCE
UUPEItT,
B.
C,
WEDiNESDAY,
JUNE
12,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
HKntv
Saskatchewan
to
Have
Coalition
Government
Dr.
Anderson
Head
ItEGINA,
June
12.
After
a
Liberal
administration
,
f
t
years,
a
Conservative
Government
with
the
com-i
ir.od
support
of
the
Independents
and
Progressives
tutor
luc
premiership
of
Dr.
J.
T.
Anderson
may
come
into
no,.
or
during
the
Jatter
part
of
the
week.
This
forecast
l,
political
propnets
iouoweu
conterences
ol
opposition
nir
mbers-elect
yesterday.
At
separate
meetings
the
three
opposition
parties,
numbering
35
members-elect,
adopted
identical
resolutions
calling
upon
Premier
James
Gardiner
to
resign
im-nifJiately.
No
statement
is
anticipated
from
the
premier,
however,
until
tomorrow
or
Friday
after
the
official
returns
have
been
received.
The
formation
of
a
coalition
government,
was
forecast
last
night
in
an
official
statement
issued
Ify
the
Conservative
party.
Announcement
was
also
made
that
ten
v,'
mbors-elect
of
the
Independent
and
Progressive
groups
had
indicated
their
willingness
to
co-Operate
with
t!ie
Conservatives
on
the
following
terms:
A
pledge
for
reform
of
the
civil
service.
Retention
of
the
identity
of
each
group.
Freedom
in
the
matter
of
Federal
politics.
The
statement
said
these
terms
had
been
accepted
by
'in
Conservatives
and
that
Dr.
Anderson
wo.8
chosen
leader
of
the
respective
groups
acting
co-operatively.
I'MNS
roil
FLOATS
IIKItK
ARE
FINISHED
Wans
and
apcdileations
for
the
new
fiidMrnxn'a
floats
at
Prince
Rupert
he
been
completed
by
the
federal
department
of
public
wurks
and
were
brpught
north
today
by
J.
p.
Fsrde.
district
MCtneer,
Victoria.
Construction
of
tlx
float,
to
cow
Moh
an
ap-
prejirtatton
wh
made
at
otuwa.
thl
cession,
in
to
be
started
In
the
near
future.
.
4
4
EAT
BEEF
AND
SOLVE
TARIFF
Britain's
Election
Elevates
and
Crushes
Many
Notables
The
IJr
itNh
nl-c
tioas
ar
over
and
John
Bull
has
proved
that
he
is
not
going
to
be
4istm
U-d
by
results.
He
has
uud'.iled
through
before
and
he
will
get
through
again.
Above,
are
.some
f:miliar
fac
who
will
be
seen
in
the
House
again,
uri'.l
some
who
huve
puss"'
out
hi
Uic
pa
ture.
Top.
left
to
right,
is
Rt.
Hon.
Neville
Chaniberiai.i,
Minute:-
nf
Heaith
in
th-
ili.i
.w
..
lioverinient,
who
doubled
his
majority
in
Dlrmingjiara;
Jjp
Tjjlett,
"
famous
Lanerite.
rtri
rertiiwd
his
lost
seat
in
Lancashire
fr
.m
ttTe
(Jonnsn-attve
Twrty;
lit
Hon.
Sir
Austin
Chamberlnin,
Britain's
Foreign
Secretary
in
the
Baldwin
Government,
who
only
jimt
scraped
throu
'h
with
less
than
one
hundred
votes.
Bottom,
left
to
right,
is
Sir
Harry
Kritain.
one
of
Baldwin's
old
standby,
who
fadell
away
before
a
crushing
La-k
poll
;
Lady
Astor,
who
again
wdn
her
seat
for
the
Conservative
Party
by
a
large
majority;
Sir
A.
Steel-MaiUand,
Minister
ot
Labor
in
the
Conservative
Government,
who
suffered
defeat.
MESSAGE
OF
BALDWIN
TO
CAN.
PREMIER
OTTAWA.
June
12:
A
fare-nfll
niemace
which
former
I'rr-in
irr
Manley
ItuUlwIn
wnt
to
iTrnilr.-
.Mwkrmlr
kln(
nn
lit
(lr
of
Mr
Itrdwln
rri.iiutlmi
bi-en
niwle
public
liere
at
lil
o:
-I
Ivor
twt4)'
Irmkrnl
in)
re-kltnutliin
In
lite
Kln.
On
leav-ln(
ulfhe
I
uliould
V.kv
to
eixl
)u
a
hm-huc
i
frrell
ad
Iihti-h
(tMKl
M'luhM
It
hai
keen
a
crral
rliHete
to
rk
In
rl-liiltitntlnn
with
you
and
I
wlh
to
enpreaa
my
wurmevt
IImiiM
for
jour
helpful
rooieral
Iim
ilur
ln(
the
Ui
four
anl
a
half
rur
In
all
nintUri
of
rouiiiion
toiirrni."
LANCASTER
IS
NEWCOLLECTOR
Number
of
Changr
In
Provincial
(lov
eminent
i:nili)rf
In
Nor
lb
SPRING
SALMON
OFF
j
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
Thorough
Ovtrhaul
Planned
for
Steamer
Prince
David
at
the
Local
Drydoch
Shipyard
I
-
I
Speaking
of
reconditioning
of
the
steamer
Prince
David,
which
has
been
acquired
by
Canadian
National
Coast
Steamships
for
local
service
out
of
this
port,
Reginald
Beaumont,
assistant
to
the
Pacific
coast
manager
of
the
steamship
company,
stated
this
morning
that
final
plans
for
the
work
had
not
yet
been
completed,
although
the
vntention
was
to
convert
the
vessel
from
coal
to
fuel
burning
and
also
to
extend
the
present
limited
passenger-carrying
accomodation.
The
work,
which
by
the
time
it
is
completed,
is
expected
to
be
quite
extensive,
will
be
carried
out
at
the
local
drydock.
RED
SALMON
AT
!
ASSIGNED
BUT
KODIAK,
ALASKA1
ASSETS
GOOD
,
SEWARD.
June
12.
Indicating
VANCOUVER.
June
12.-Fol-a
successful
season,
thft
-first
run
'owing
a
meeting
of
directors,
the
of
red
salmon
is
reported
In
the
Brunette
Li
-nber
Co.,
Ltd.,
ot
Kodiak
district.
Grimes
andMat-
New
Westminster,
made,
an
as-
icn.i
rannni
es
nut
un
several
hun-
slgnment
under
the
Bankruptcy
ArpA
p,..,,.
in
n
the
first
few
days
-Act
yesterday.
The
total
liabih-
viotoria.
jah
in-Change
announcad
in
the
nnil
Jrwl
tne
KoaiaK
cannery
yj
aiao
XJ
patR
tlwt
re
ghow'n
at
$729.8M
and
the
Oovemuwit
aaenean
are
.-M1J
i.,i-
total
assets
at
$
leaving
here
as
fotlowa:
Oharlea
Manrc
tranararred
from
Atlin
to
Mnce
Hupert.
Edward
Oope
transferred
from
Finite
to
Atlin.
Hiehard
McOuaty.
agent
nt
Anyox.
goes
to
VMwn.
H.
D.
Campbell
Is
appointed
to
Anyox.
A.
J.
Unewter
la
promoted
to
be
collector
at
Prlnoe
RugWt.
ed
several
hundred
case,
but
tho
l.CSJJM.
run
was
light.
,
SKIDEOATE,
June
12.
The
Buahby
Company
is
still
buying
dogfish
here
for
the
reduetion
nlant
at
Prince
Rupert.
Two
old-
a
credit
surplus
of
$087,803
BUSHBY
BUYERS
ARE
SWEDE
GROUP
BUSY
AT
ISLANDS
.
IS
BONDED
SKI
DUO
ATE.
Jfune
12.
A.
Rogers,
Rand
McDonald
and
Neh
timers
are
being
employed
by
the
I.
arson
of
Lockeport,
Queen
Char-company.
Captain
Oswald,
who
lottea,
have
bonded
thIr
mineral
bought
salmon
here
a
jnVr
ago,
claims,
the
Swede
group,
to
an
and
Ctrft.
Jim
Morrison,
who
was
American
mining
concern
I
SKIDFCATE
June
12.
Re-
sapper
of
tho
steam
trawler
Tri-
for
$00,000.
,
ports
from
Hippo
Island
state
that
umph
18
years
ago
fishing
there
for
spring
salmon
i
I
continues
poor.
North
Island
report"
picking
up
ruin:
oi'
win:
at
I
A
Snane
of
the
r
N
R
lol
audit
!
office
at
Vancouver
and
formerly
In
!
Prlnr.
Rupert
Is
cncr
aboard
1
the
Prince
Oeow
t-xlav
iTm
through
of
the
trolling
results
in
those
Vancouver.
Juno
U;
-ti
pot
to
Bkagway
on
officii
nuMnean.
He
watrig.
The
spring
nalmon
run
csnh
price
of
wheat
today
was
tl
121-4
expects
to
be
returnliw
south
oa
tb
there
is
Improving.
at
tr
local
exchange.
same
ateamer
next
Monday.