The
Wise
Man
ti,o
wIrp
man
rends
fho
rtn.
Ified
advertisements
and
uses
,
v
them
whenever
he
needs
to
sell
UI
or
buy,
or
rent,
'
to
-
find
lq'
,Pj
jtoods
or
to
get
a
job.
Vni.
XX..
No.
109.
Mi
ATT
AW
A.
Mnv
11.
In
the
house
vestordav
Hon.
J.
supported
Mr.
Brady;,,
Ntfrthtrni:
British
Colutjbfa
wa
neglected
iv
"
wavwvwv
by
mj
"
the
wv
public
YvorKs-tlepartment'and
J
ought
n
t
"
UULT
Lilt;
IlUrJJUro
UllU
ilVt'liJCUUUiu
unvvu
umv
LARGE
VOTE
FOR
DREDGING
AT
VANCOUVER
Over
Million
Dollars
Voted
For
All
British
Columbia
in
Commons
OTTAWA.
May
11.
The
house
mimons
buckled
down
to
r
-
vpaterdav
and
passed
ap-
rrwriationB
for
the
department
rf
public
works
which
were
under
"nidoration.
The
majority
of
the
vntps
approved
dealt
with
harbor
and
river
construction
In
the
uncus
provinces
of
the
Dominion.
Kritish
Columbia
appropriates
pf
$1,037,300
passed
with
disrusslon.
Included
was
'-4,000
for
dreglng
first
nar-'''s
at
Vancouver
and
$10,000
Jr
improvements
to
the
Ogden
'"int
plnrs
at
Victoria,
where
the
l!cWKr;iln
elevator
1
built.
Ini'luded
In
the
remaining
ts
$10,000
for
floats
at
runco
UuiH-rt.
MARRIED
IN
AN
AIRPL
ANE
r0RD0VA,
May
10.
The
only
I
'ano
Cordova
has
ever
seen
soar-td
aloft
on
Friday
for
the
first
rial
wedding
in
Alaskn
and
J11
Henrlette
Brown
of
rhlla-dPhia
and
Hoard
Stewart,
local
I'hotogrnpher,
were
married
above
this
town.
ELECTIONS
IN
.
11
1U1
MV
!
(
Elliott,
minister
of
public
works,
suggested
that
J.
C,
Brady,
member
for
Skeena,
was
trying
to
make
political
capital
in
connection
with
the
criticisms
of
the
department
made
in
committee
of
supply.
Mr.
Brady
strongly
resented
the
imputation.
"I
have
never
once
in
the
house
of
commons
or
outside
it,
ever
sought
to
make
political
capital
out
of
it.
I
resent
that
from
the
minister
of
public
works,"
declared
Mr.
Brady.
The
discussion
arose
when
Mr.
Brady
complained
to
the
minister
of
public
works
that
northern
British
Columbia
was
being
neglected
in
the
way
of
expenditures
of
thLs
nature.
He
urged
that
consideration
be
given
to
the
build-in?
of
several
wharves
on
Francois
Lake,
where
none
existed
at
present
He
charged
that
the
government
inspector
in
making
his
surveys
in
that
region
had
been
directed
in
his
movements
by
the
Libera)
organizer..
Mr,
jj
tatty
also
a.
ked
that
the
port
of
Stewart
be
givenr
aTtenttotf.
J.
a.
r
raser,
umscrvauve
memoor
ior
meanooo,
-
.
.
M
i
1
.
i
.
f
ft
1
It
K
SASKATCHEWAN
RKOINA.
Msy
II.
The
legislature
dissolved
today,
nomina
tions
to
be
held
on
My
13.
Indications
ilni
to
a
keen
campaign
with
meetings
starting
Premier
J.
G.
Gardiner
lasx
night
announced
ttoat
the
Saskatchewan
provincial
elections
will
be
held
on
June
G.
REPUBLICANS
BOLTED
TICKET
Voted
Against
Hoover
on
(lues-
tlon
of
Settling
Salary
ol
Head
of
Farm
Relief
WASHINGTON,
May
11.
it,u.vpr
iot
a
setbacK
yoaterday
when
the
salary
of
the
head
of
the
department
Istering
It
was
definitely
set
at
nnnA
In.
tool)
ftf
AH
in
thC
OT-
Iglnal
bill
being
left
to
the
presi
dent
to
set.
Sixteen
nepuoi.-broko
away
from
their
party
on
the
question
and
votyl
with
the
Democrats
to
defeat
the
clause.
iNj5PFr.TfiR
OF
INDIAN
SCHOOLS
PASShD
UN
VANCOUVER.
May
n;-ob-ert
inspector
of
Indians
Henry
schools
Cairns,
for
British
Co
m;
He
wa
born
bta,
died
yesUrday.
In
Hamilton,
Ont.
i
PRINCE
GEORGE
LOOKS
enrineer
of
the
department
should
be
located
in
northern
FOR
BIG
LOGGING
YEAR
British
Columbia
and
suggested
Prince
Rupert
as
a
point.
Of
location.
District
Scale
for
First
Four
Months
Substantially
aneau
of
IJist
Year
MRS.
Y.
R.
MOTHERWELL
1
SIR
JOHN
SIMON
CLOSELY
GUARDED
BY
SCOTLAND
YARD
MEN
LONDON,
May
11:
It
was
disclosed
today
that
special
Sotland
Yard
men
a'r'e
closely
guarding
Sir
John
Simon
during
his
election
mmnHiirn.
Fears
for
his
safo-
tv
are
the
outgrowth
of
re-
cent
demonstrations
against
him
as
head
of
the
present
commission
to
India
to
study
Conditions
there.
1
PRINCE
GEORGE,
May
11.
Up
to
April
30
the
total
log
sca'
in
Prince
George
district
for
the
year
-to
dat
stood
at
35,721,
2S8
board
fee,
as
against
28,914,482
feet
for
the
first
four
months
of
last
yar.
There
was
an
excep-
tinnaltv
biir
scale
in
April,
total
ling
14,461.932
fet
and
starting
the
current
year
on
the
way
to
establish
a
new
high
record
for
the
district.
DRAWING
ROOM
AT
BUCKINGHAM
PALACE
FOR
OVERSEAS
LADIES
LONDON.
Mav
11.
Tho
scene
at
Buckingham
Palace
last
night
fnr
the
second
court
held
by
Ouen
Mary
was
almost
a
parallel
nr
Uuit
nf
thn
nrevious
nlgnt.
A
ui
"
;
large
proiwrtion
of
the
presenta
tiuns,
last
night,
were
representij-tlT
6f
the
damfnlohii-
niid
coj-
onlat.
"MOTHER"
Memories
bring
thoughts
of
childhood,
Days
that
have;
passed
away,
Days
that
re
but
yesteruay;.
..ut
gone
tWuse
tappy
days.
Ponder
you
rercember
the
old
home
-
i
And
tho
one
wljo
loved
you
best,
Mother,
ncr
deeds
of
kindness
Still
linger
'iieuth
your
breast.
You
will
never
Jiave
another;
.-.if.
vour
isor,
slant
lr.end
.
-
,
i
With
her
many
jleeds
of
kindness.
.She
loved
you
nil
the
;nd.
)h,
v.-hat
we
oc
tiiat
Mother;
Ucbts
that
wilj
never
be
paid,
All
we
can
do
Is
remember
.ht
;;ioinIiv?"
wc
made.
Carry
her
picturp
with
you,
Remember
yoffKjureit
tYirni
xi.ui
.woihcr,
two
never
forgot
you,
if
But
was
faithful
to
the
end.
(In
memory
pi
ray
Mother.)
R.
V.
G.
L.
BALDWIN
REPLIES
TO
LlOYD
GEORGE
Wife
at
Hon.
Wl
R.
Mbtherwell.l
LONDON.
May
11.
-tub
gov-
ernmcnt-replied
in
a
white
paper
k'aK;
.:....
f
Ar,i..r.
nnfl
of
tn'lu
!...!
.,Ur.
Vfnr
thai
today
to.
the
pamphlet
of
i'
.-.
.1
.
I
.
.
.
.
.
t
1
1
1
il
.
-
.
.
...
1.
til
1
rccr
ive
the
attention
wnicn
sucn
an
important
pan
01
me
ununo
women
uw'
country
merited,
Mr.
Fraser
said.
He
thoiil'ht
that
in
--'"tion
at
London.
view
of
the
lone
coast
line
Which-
BHtfsh
Columbia
had,
that
province
received
a
very
small
portion
of
the
grant
,
H.L
1L.
I-
.
MM
n
m
1
MitrAwa
enif
Inn
Tin
Vn1
1
f
Q
f
i
n
David
Lloyd
George,
Liberal
leaden
that
the
Liberals
can
conquer
unem
ployment.
The
paper
characterized
the
Libral
scheme
as
impracticable
and
based
on
a
misunderstanding
of
the
unemployment
problem.
FIRETODAY
BOOBYALLA
Thirty
Men
Aboard
Vessel
Being
Towed
Into
Esquimau
VICTORIA.
May
11.
With
her
enginss
completely
out
of
comrals-
s!Vn
as
a
result
of
a
fire
whlcn
itarted
early
this
morning,
the
acific
Steamship
Company's
mo-
rshp
Boobyalla
was
being
tow-
d
to
Esquimau
by
the
balvage
Xkig
today
with
the
fire
still
rning.
The
fire'
started
when
the
freighter
was
four
miles
east
of
Discovery
Island
in
the
straits
of
Juan
de
Fuca.
The
boat
carried
a
crew
of
30.
DIPLOMATIC
RELATIONS
1RELANDWITH
ROME
DUBLIN.
Mav
11.
The
Irish
Free
State
has
decided
to
estab-
iah
diplomatic
relations
with
the
Vatican.
NO
BAIL
GIVEN'
TO
LOUIS
AUGER
OTTAWA.
May
11.
On
the
around
that
a
new
trial
of
Louis
U
Auirer.
former
M.P.
for
rinrt)tt.
has
been
i'
secured
on
echnicality.
Mr.
Justice
Hodgins
'n
the
aunreme
court
of
Ontario
today
refused
application
for
bail.
The
judge
declared
the
crime
Auger
had
been
convicted
of
was
becoming
too
frequent
and
must
be
stopped.
VANCOUVER,,
May
11:
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
local
exchange
today
at
$1.10.
WTO
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITJSH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
H.
&
SATURDAY,
MAY
11,.
1929
PR.A.
VICTORIA,
May
10.
The
provincial
g&vernment
has
mjle
a
start
on
the
big
job
of
giving
the
Manson
Creek
mining
section
access
to
the
Canadian
National
system
16
m
by
Oy
the
llie
eAXCllOlUI
extension
Ul
of
the
WlC
wagon
nuu
1
1
the
trail
which
for
several
years
afforded
the
only
land
route
tnio
Manson
Creek
from
the
south.
Some
improvement
was
made
to
this
trial
three
years
ago
to
admit
of
the
moving
of
machinery
into
Minson
Creek
by
way
Of
Van-derhoof
and
Fort
St.
Jura,
but
the
cost
of
freighting
ovejf
it
re
malned
prohibitive.
It
I
eati-mated
the
distance
from
Vander-
hoof
to
Manson
Creek
over
thr
road
will
be
85
miles,
but
if
it
If
made
nassible
for
auto
trucks.
mining
operations
in
the
Mj&son
Creek
district
will
be
gmn
a
irreat
stimulus.
It
i
intended
to
complete
the
road
to
Manson
Creek
this
season,
and
extend
it
later,
riving
connections
with
Finlay
Forks
and
For
Grahame.
Engl
neers
started
out
this
week
to
lay
out
the
work
FOSTER
RE-ELECTED
HED
OF
CANADIAN
LEGION
FOR
PROVINCE
CHILLIWACK.
May
1:
Col
W.
W.
Foster
of
Vancouver
was
reelected
president,
in
provincial
command
of
the
Canadian
Leg
Ion
at
its
annual,
convention.
Nel
son
was
chosen
as
next
year's
meeting
place.
SHOT
IN
BACK
DENVER.
May
11:
Supposed
to
be
the
work
of
gangsters,
Joe
Clark
was
shot
in
the
bwk
here
yesterday
and
three
more
bullets
were
fired
nt
him
after
he
fell
to
the
ground..
Mrs.
T.
W.
Collins,
wife
nf
a
local
fisherman,
sailed
last
nigRt
on
the
Cardena
for
a
trip
to
:
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CABARET
Special
Dinner
Thirradaya
and
Saturdays
Dancing
Every
Saturday
Night,
9
to
13
Dance
Hal
tor
Hire
Accommodations
for
Private
Parties
1MIONE
457
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
CROPS
NISTER
ACCUSES
BRADY
PLAYING
POLITICS
Brady
Accused
by
Minister
of
Public
Works
of
Making
Political
Capital
in
Member
for
Skccna
Resents
Suggestion
and
Says
lie
Never
Did
This
Either
Inside
the
House
or
Out
of
It
louse
Our
Neighbors
Latest
Addition
to
the
Fleet
Hore
is
the
U.S.S.
Pens
nl.
newest
cruiser
n
the
U.S.
Fleet
just
after
she
had
been
launched
at
Brooklyn.
I
set
i.s
Mrs.
J.
K.
Seligman
with
Secretary
of
the
Navy.
Chas.
Ar'.-ms,
who
christened
the
.'ant
battleship.
When
placed
in
commission
the
Pensacola
will
carry
a
compliment
of
:
men
and
officers.
TO
HAVE
ROAD
D.
i(n
u
J.
Government
Begins
Work
on
Ex
tension
North
of
Fort.
St.
James
out
om
vv
eatner
Delays
the
Crops
WTWMTPF.f!
Mav
11
Wbllo
.Vmnr
cnnrlrr
t
aAl
liAa
LnAn
n
A
A
T
r
a
nm
a
"
1
1
ust
ima
uctjii
ouucu
.
111
some
ureas
lack
of
moisture
and
reports
of
drying
out
come
from
Sa-
katchrwan.
Welcome
rains
have
omc
to
some.
Snow
was
report-I
from
only
one
place,
Red
Deer,
.Ita.
Southern
Manitoba
is
well
ad-anced
as
regards
seeding,
both
f
wheat
and
oats
and
barley,
but
he
cold
weather
has
retarded
Termination.
Some
of
the
grain
:s
showing
above
the
ground,
but
f
ha.
Kmii
nt
9
ntAndtlll.
Fall
y
IS
practically
completed
in
all
sections
of
the
prairies,
and
;
nuitv
miw
uwm
iiifj
vuaux
gtuiuo
iu
lit
u
uuul
J
f
Ulivt
road
from
a
point
several
miles
notwithstanding
the
fact
that
seeding
is
in
some
places
as
i
north
of
Fort
St.
James.
The
roadirgh
as
a
Week
and
two
weeks
earlier
than
last
year,
the
',
will
follow
closely
the
"te
or
.
j
according
to
the
second
weeklv
cron
renort
an..i-1
1a.
.
Vi
n
Pnnnflinn
Mnf
iamo!
T)ni1...n..n
fnlrl
...nnlnu
ias
retarded
growth
throughout
the
provinces.
Cold
and
j
BUSH
PLANNING
ACTIVE
SEASON
Pioneer
Portland
Canal
Mining
Man
Returning
North
After
Spending
Winter
In
South
C.
B.
Bur'-
wall-known
pioneer
tra
WD.
hurt
.llV
tVlA
flAt
ifl
nRA
man
tha
Plt
I
U
nil
Panl
jv
..u.
...
..ww,
...
uniting
iiinii
'
'
.
v
,
wi
ection
oi
cenirai
jianiwoa,
;
tatrlct,
is
a
paeainger
aboard
th&
tent
rains
will
be
of
help,
but
prince
RUpert
today,
going
norttf
warmer
weather
is
the
chief
,.vn
the
winter
Iff
iBl.
I
Vancouver
and
California.
He
tr
Saskatchewan
reports
warmer
planning
an
active
season
this
weather
and
every
prospect
for
a
year
on
several
properties
which
good
season.
While
some
farmers
he
controls.
The
Bush
Cobalt,
ay
they
have
enough
moisture
in
north
of
the
Premier,
will
be
their
land,
the
majority
require
,
opened
up
for
development
and
rain.
Fall
rye
is
up
and
doing
operations
will
t
resumed
at
the
well
and
flax
sowing
will
com-
National
Silver
and
Bueh
Commence
next
week.
The
land
1-a
in-,
jolidated.
They
are
all
promilng
rood
condition
on
the
whole
and
properties,
carrying
ore
similar
to
increased
acreage
is
seen
here
and
that
of
the
Premier,
near
which
i
.
.
nere.
tney
ue.
The
same
conditions
of
cold
nd
lack
of
moisture
apply
to
Al-.rta,
where
wheat
is
practically
1
in,
but.
the
other
grains
are
be-ng
held
back.
,
,
OPERATION
IN
ITALY
MRS.
GENE
TUNNEY
BRINI,
Italy.
May
11.
Mr.
Gene
Tunney,
former
Tolly
Lauder,
has
undvrgoue
an
operation
for
the
removal
qf
her
appendicitis
and
is
convalesing.
40
CHILDREN
nrhtPiiriY
Hi
i
iii
FOREST
FIRE
MEXICO
CITY,
May
11.
Forty
children
and
20
adults
are
reported
to
have
perished
in
a
forest
fire
which
destroyed
the
village
of
Xnchilapa
in
the
state
of
Guerrero
on
Wednesday.
i
I'.
j
I
I
I