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habit
I
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33
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jou
Iom.
KlTertta
for
it,
jS'r
59
U
rwi
Una.
h4
th'
onT
Wbtttrer
you
nea.
arrutr
Kk.
GET
THE
tXASSiriED
S.
X
-
-
V
Vol
XX
No.
IOC
,
Very
Appreciable
Extent
1
Mills
Handling
Cedar
Will
Feel
Pinch
If
25
Per
Cent
Duty
Is
Allowed
to
Itemain;
Shingle
Mills
Also
Will
He
Crippled
Pan
lie
Sal
vase
Co.
Expects
to
Free
Yel
From
Metlakatla
Paasage
and
Mud
Flat
Today
If
going
out
to
the
fishing
after
hiring
landed,
a
at
i'rince
Rupert,
tfee.
UMlibut
boat
OnaJi.
Capt.
Selig.
piled
up
at
te
high
a
midnight
on
a
mud
flat
just
-
!.
of
Metlakatla.
Bar.
The
Salvage
Co.
despatched
the
r
1
ug
Pachena
to
the
acene
turning
And
expected
to
ox-'
'he
vessel
without
much
."y
and
bring
her
back
to
KujH-rt
posibly
this
after-
CHANGESTAX
CHEAP
STOCKS
'
i
i'AWA.
May
8:
An
amend-r
'
1"
the
resolution
in
the
f
m
regard
to
the
tax
on
'!
(r
shares
of
stock
was
1
i
'
Minister
of
.
rjascc
''
hi
me
House
1
.--"an
or
a
tax
otirah
o1
oi
one
Mm
a
Mud,
n
aj
shares
selling
for
t;mli
!
i:;
the
amendment
provides
'
"
h
gradual
scale.
The
tax
on
l
a.
,
si
lling
at
under
SO
cents
In'
one-tenth
,
of
a
cent
a
-Im
i.
Shares
selling
between
50
nd
one
dollar
will
be
1
f
a
cent.
Tax
on
shares
,
,
'
n
11
and
fS
will
remain
at
1
i
per
share.
Columbia,
Ontario
and
Quebec
would
feel
the
increases
moat.
The
Pacific
coast
province
will
no
ooibt
find
the
levies
on
M4
cdar
lostbor
most
sjf
n
the
tariff
Advances
Eastern
provinces
will
be
most
.ffectod
by
the
bic
b
planned
in
the
duties
on
cream
dWy
V'Sft
''per
cent
o
cedar
ftlfliW
m
fumber
is
)roposefl
hi'1"W"t.rlf!'b1I1
Mm
before
con-
tffess
wtth
fl'per
rhounand
feet
on
flr,"fdSr
anU
western-'
hrnrtock
Ibvs
without
restriction-!
On
mapM
and
birrh
the
duty
M
sot
at
IS
per
cent.
VANCOUVER.
May
8.
Announcement
of
the
proposed
26
ntr
tent
ad
valorem
duty
by
the
nravinre
unless
the
rate
ia
modi
fied
at
a
later
stage
in
the
prog
ress
of
the
tariff
bill.
CAPT.
!
IS
BRINGING
PRINCE
I
DAYID
TO
COAST
VANCOUVER.
May
8.
-The
passenger
steamer
prince
David
ui
Halifax
on
Monday
for
Van
couver
and
Prince
RupnH
uJr
the
command
of
Captain
Edgecombe
with
Chief
Officer
Thomas
aecond
in
command.
C.
P.
M.
Gobs,
Seattle
lumber
a
man.
who
has
been
visum
im
and
in
Alaska
on
business,
sailed
by
the
Calais
last
evening
on
his
return
south.
Sawmill
at
Snowshoe
Burned
with
Loss
of
$100,000
but
all
mree
cars.
;
Lumber
in
the
Yard
is
Saved
AMERICAN
ROADS
CUT
FREIGHT
KATES
TEACHERS
HEAR?
a
0FC0NVENT10N
and
milk.
AIso4Jm
Mujser
ribiltrfkorU
Given
at
Meeting
of
Fed-
on
hardwood'
nmsber
m
Hn
'
'
Oracle."4'
U"AMIlM;TONr.
May
9.
A
eration
Held
t
NiRht
in
Hoolh
Shoo
VARIOUS
SYSTEMS
MIm
Mercer
Tells
of
Attending
the
National
Council
of
EJJu-cation
in
South
The
regsiar
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Teachers'
Association
was
held
last
evening
in
the
Booth
Memorial
School,
the
president,
J.
S.
Wil-
United
States
on
imported
Cana-jaon
in
the
chair.
The
program
dian
ahlnfles
is
regarded
by
Brit-
consisted
of
reports
of
the
1-hih
Columbia
manufacturers
as
a'ter
Convention
at
Vancouver
ami
kinw
tn
4.
induatrv
in
this
in
addition
a
splendid
account
of
"Impressions
of
the
National
Council
of
Education"
by
Miss
L
A.
Mercer.
.
The
report
of
the
vaHous
speakers
were
all
of
real
interest
and
the
outstanding
points
in
the
different
papers
were
productive
of
live
discussions.
Many
new
Ideas
were
Dresented
1
a.
regard
to
methods
am?
Ideas
and
Ideafs
and
the
best
of
the
newest
the
orist
will
be
uSfdQ'teahifiga
a
result.
Miss
Lamb
spoke
en
"The
De
troit
System
of
Teaching:"
Iri
thia,
little
interest
is
paid
to
phonics
in
the
first
year
at
school.
There
are
several
looae
of
value
in
this
method
ami
many
of
these
are
already
used
in
the
dally
work
but
It
waa
generally
fait
that
its
value
was
limited
and
that
phonics
could
not
bo
replaced
as
the
basis
of
teaching
to
road.
Primary
number
work
and
music
in
the
.primary
,
grades
Mtere
UU
topics
$
MaW"
Vfcttra
iuiTwfe
'
The
first
dealt
'
Tilainly
with
the
understanding
of
the
values
of
different
nutmrica)
nuanUties
and
the
necessity
fqr
Word
was
received
in
the
city
this
niorning
that
the
:
u
'wmill
and
dry
kiln
of
the
F.
G.
Thrasher
Lumber
o,
oi
,ptwl
lo
children's
iW
understanding
of
ve
values.
Method
ad-
emphasize
this
feature
were
outlined.
With
the
teaching
S
f
0
that
cara
on
tW
VNrfe
total
o
,
.
I
$100,000.
Vu
approximately
of
the
of
fc
tIon
MCtwi
e
m
.
The
fire
is
supposed
to
have
originated
from
a
misn
i
Jgon.tratIonB
proved
interest-lirin
the
neitrhWrinod.
'iwir.
r
.
----o-.-rw--.
....
i
1
iUnM
t
hfl
"
"
i
he
lumber
in
the
yard
and
buildings
otner
wan
ml
and
kiln
were
saved.
Thia
to
a
t;
of
Cr.oM.oimo
in
four
vears.
Study
of
People
Mrs.
Walker
reported
on
"TSMhlng
Geography
or
Teach
..
Ahree
loaded
cars
were
destroyed.
Iheunw
""0
lp
pUpiis,M
an
address
by
Mr.
tl(nal
KPnt
n
lMnmnttfo
frnm
ATpRridfi
which
pulleU
OUt'ifd
of
Vancouver
Normal
.
.
-
-
s
v
M
iUVUiiiUVt
wsa
"
"
-
I
(Continued
on
page
two).
student.
from
McGill
vho
disappeared
University
about
OTTAWA.
May
8.
Party
leaders
of
the
Canadian
Chicago,
May
8:
a
two
month.
w
had
apparently
s
L0"0
parliament
are
guarded
in
their
comment
on
the
tariff
iht
cut
of
from
five
and
been
the
for
some
tim
Mil
introduced
yesterday
m
the
United
State,
house
-
t'
i-nun
a
Canadian
standpoint
the
feature
seems
to
be
that
dni
poUnd,
w
wh4ftt
8Bd
of
,
uts
raan
who
the
high
tariff
provinces
Of
the
Dominion
Will
be
the
ones
wheat
flour
for
export
was
antrwt1
baf
-i
-in
the
w-,te
hardest
hit,
Whereas
those
provinces
Which
have
Usually
i
announced
yesterday
by
the
only
a
few
ifeya,
waa
found
at
ten
on
the
side
of
low
Canadian
tariff
will
suffer
but
western
th
um
rati-
,tiie
same
soot.
u
tlo.
Should
the
United
States
bill
become
law.
British
!
road
FISHING
BOAT
ONAHSTRANDSSB1
ihingit
PRICK.
OI'
WHEAT
George
this
morning
wa
a
shipment
of
airplane
gaso-
line
for
Capt.
Alda,
Spanish
aviator,
who
is
essaying
a
round
the
world
flight
this
year
with
a
scheduled
stop
at
Prince
Rupert.
No
infor-
mation
Is
yet
available
as
to
the
approximate
date
on
which
Cant
Alda
may
be
here.
He
was
supposed
to
have
attempted
a
round
the
world
flight
last
year
but
he
did
not
get
started.
"I
VANCY)UVBU
May
8
-.Wheat
was
quoted
Off
the
local
exefittBiate
.tefay
at
?tllH.
":
V
WINNII'DOUy
8t
In
a
dull
and
featureleil
snaHtlt
the
what-prices
today
osfordeifi
net
gain
of
1V
and
1
o
Jbe
day.
ROTARY
HEAD
VANCOUVER,
May
8.
Dr.
Arthur
T.
R
Cunningham
of
Spokane
was
unanimously
elected
the
district
governor
at
yesterday's
northwest
Rotary
conference.
Boston
Grill
LAKOC
CaBAKLT
SpeciU
Olnoon
roundiyi
u4
6turdajri
Daorlnc
errry
Saturday
fright
from
S
to
II.
Dno
H1I
lor
Hir
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommodations
Parti
for
Private
Pbont
437
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's.
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.
C,
WEDNESDAY,
MAY
8,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
OAT
IS
TOTAL
LO
BRITISH
EXCITED
OVER
REPARATIONS
SCHE
American
Tariff
May
Not
Injure
Northern
B.C.
to
any
BODYOFYOUNG
MAN
IS
FOUND
CLOSE
TO
GIR!
Sien
of
Violence
Indicated
Cnmectlon
With
Death
of
Miss
Pitcher
WARREN
STATES
SMELTER
SOON
VANCOUVERISD.
Consolidated
Will
Build
in
Comox
Area
if
Power
Developed
'STOWAWAYSON
.!
I
vir
rnntA
m
r
-vn.
i
the
ac'iuis't
on
of
the
l
-ii
ii
:
t
-U
t
v...
Ik.
J
l.
-
....1
G8RST
AIRPLANE
-BSfs;
ME
Halibut
Boat
Burns
to
Water's
Edge
And
is
Total
Loss
Montreal.
May
8:
The
truc
ion
a
wpper
smtHar
and'Koald
'
Amundsen
Sinks
In
Principe
Channel
but
Captain
body
of
MaM
Pitcher,
first
year
refintry'al
some
salt
water
point
and
CrCW
Escape
Without
Injury
n
me
comox
area
on
me
east,
coast
of
Vancouver
Ialand
will
Thp
wpII
tnnwn
Seattle
halihut
hnat
Rnald
Arrmnflsfin
aught
fire,
and,
after
burning
to
the
water's
edge,
sank,
rhe
rower
o-Pora
ion
of
Cmada.
total
loss.
in
Principe
Channel,
about
70
miles
south
of
t
wis
announced
at
the
pariia-
.'rince
Rupert,
between
9
and
10
o'clock
on
Sunday
eve
ment
bniidinjs
yesterday
on
the
ing.
Capt
Carl
Angell,
owner
and
skipper
of
the
vessel,
(ionc'in:
of
a
three-flay
visit
of
,n(j
his
son,
Ivor
Angell,
and
nephew,
Olof
Angell,
whr
'
I'
T
of
lVX'
made
up
the
crew,
escaped
without
hurt,
although
they
ost
a"
tnelr
belongings.
The
Koald
Amundsen
was
run-
Smelting
Co
L'd
'
'
'
;
niag
from
Ketchikan
to
Seattle,
'
...
.
A
I
where
a
new
engine
was
to
have
been
installed,
when
the
accident
occurred.
She
had
been
ffshlni
QUIETLY
WED
LAST
EVENING
call
at
Butedale
to
talli?
oh
bait
In
'
i
v
'Mm.
A.
L.
Hills
Becomes
Bride
Alaa
Arrives
at
Cordova'0
to
n"nue
flshlnj.
Making
Non-Stop
From
;
The
skipper
had
retired
for
the
of
w-J-Jat
nBnti,Inter-
J
Juneau
night
and
was
called
by
the
man
.
"
'
1-.,
..
.
'
the
wheel,
who
safd
that
the
v..
in..
It
A
weddinff
of
interest
to
m
my
.
"'"
.
boat
was
not
making
time
and
that
:
friends
of
the
contracting
couple
h
'nJr.
be
thought
something
was
the
ma-j
WM
elema-d
qutesly
at
7:30
FUEDIJlRRITESlJIERBi
H
P,an'
th
Gor8t
Amphibian
Al-
(er
with
the
engine.
On
going
to
last
evening
at
the
home
of
the
FOR
SPANISH
iROUND
aska.
to
arrive
hejre,
landed
In
engine
room,
Captaia,
Angell
hrfde.
Fflth
Avenue
East,
when
Ha:
ITHE
IWORLD!
FLVER-
-oova
uay
laie
luesoay.
ran-
f0Und
Uie
wooden
floor
on
Ttre,,
so
i
Rev.
J.
b.
Gibson,
rector
of
St.
Pthf
non-P-
?5.
01
immediately
went
to
the
pilot
;
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral,
uni-
Arriving
from
Vancouver-!
miias,
ironj
Juneau
in
rour
nours
houte
to
get
an
extinguisher
and
id
in
marriage
Mrs.
Annie
Lit-
on-,
the
ateamer
Prinee-i
twenty
'minutes.
ordered
the
lifeboat
to
he
launch-
,zle
mils,
widow
of
the
late
Capt.
io
women
siowsways
were
ad.
As
the
skipper
got
back
to
Charles
Hills,
to
William
Vaag-found
beneath
the
seats
f
the
the
engine
room
door
an
explosion
han
Tattersal;
who
Is
engaged
in
plane
just
before
it
left
Jtflteau.
WUrrd
and
the
deck
was
virtu-
jtrhe
joining
business
here
and
who
They
were
covered
with
coats
Hv
lifted.
Captain
Angell
being
and
had
food
and
water
with
Vocked
down
by
the
Impact.
The
them.
They
were
Mae
Pauls'
and
nter
two
men
were
forward
by
Lorraine
McLeod.
i
this
time.
"
The
vessel
was
thereupon
evac-
TWO
MONTHS
HARD
'..
and
Captain
Angell
and
the
Mrs.
Maude
Wicks,
charged
other
two
men
from
the
dory
wR-with
bribing
a
police
officer,
was
nesed
her
burn
to
the
water's
found
guilty
by
Judge
F.
McB.
odre
and
sink.
A
tank
containing
Young
in
County
Court
this
mor-
700
gallons
of
gasoline
blew
up.
ning
and
sentenced
to
two
The
three
men
got
what
repose
months'
imprisonment
with
hard
hv
rould
that
night
and
the
next
labor.
;
British-Newspapers
all
Roused
Today
Over
Turn
in
Reparations
Proposals
LONDON,
May
8.
Lontan
newspapers
were
aroused
today
by
statements
that
the
new
reparations
proposals
of
Owen
I).
Young,
American
delegate,
involved
alterations
in
The
Spa
reparations
percentages
by
which
Great
Britain
would
be
the
loser
in
the
proposed
settlement.
The
concensus
of
opinion
was
that
Great
Britain
could
not
and
would
not
accept
the
plan.
l
PARIS,.
May
8.
-
Private
talks
between
reparations
experts
concerning
a
proposal
for
settling
the
German
reparations
problem
made
by
Owen
D.
Young
went
on
this
morning
in
a
calm
that
contrasted
strikingly
with
the
exasperation
shown
m
London
despatches
over
the
suggestions
of
the
chief
American
delegate.
.
BODY
OF
CAPTAIN
SUGURDSON
FOUND
.fv
tHed
MO-mfle
row
to
Cap-
'V
Gove,,
csraoipg
asqore
at
!,!.
'
Avrfv'rg'at
Cantains
'Cov
veceHr
;
jnoroinir.
they
encoun-fred
thx
'Pr-
Runert
halibu
HAt
Southend,
which
went
out-plrlo
und
haled
the
lighthouse
tensor
Nnvneon.
Capt.
Harrv
Or
rrinton.
which
brought
them
op
Intn
PHnee
Rupert,
reaching
her
ii
r.m.
veaterdav
with
only
the
clothes
they
stood
in.
(
Tb
Roald
Amundsen,
which
wm
injured,
was
a
vessel
of
5C
fet
length
with
a
40
h.p.
Frico
Rtndird
gasoline
engine.
She
wm
hn'lt
in
Seattle
in
1913
and
rame
into
the
possession
one
year
(
eo
of
Cnnttn
Angell.
who
for-Tner'v
owned
the
Alaska.
She
reg-tiUHf
"trried
a
crew
of
five
men.
but
hsd
left
two
at.Ketchlkan,
after
oomoletinjr
her
last
trip
to
ths
fWhng
vroiinds
and
before
start-
i
ing
for
Seattle.
Contain
Angell
and
the
two
boys
iwt
to
proceed
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Seattle.
OPIUM
SEIZED
ON
EMPRESS
OF
FRANCE
VANCOUVER,
May
8.
A
izure
of
W
valued
at
some-
8.
body
i
SEATTLE,
May
-The
of
Captain
Fred
B.
Sugurdson.
R
g
Binprej9
Qf
France
missing
steamship
owner,
was
day
by
of
fleers
of
the
customs
pre-
fecovered
today
from
Lake
Union
ventive
service,
according
to
re-
here.
He
is
believed
to
have
fallen
ports
to
that
office.
No
arrests
into
the
lake.
were
made.
is
perhaps
known
better
to
many
in
his
capacity
as
caretaker
of
the
Masonic
Temple.
The
couple
were
attended
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert;
Gordon.
After
the
ceremony
the
bridal
party
repaired
to
the
borne
of
the
bride's
son-in-w
and
daughter,;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sam
Hougan,
1026
Ninth
Avenue
East,
where
a
wedding
supper
was
served
with
mem-
era
Of
tga
ramfltos
Of
the
bride
nd
groom
in
attendance.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tattersal
will
re-eive
the
felicitations
of
many
riends
on
the
occasion
of
their
narriage.
JOSEPH
GREER
?
IS
GYRO
HEAD
Joseph
Greer,
who
was
chonf
n
y
the
executive,
was
today
installed
as
president
of
the
Prince'
ft
u
pert
Gyro
Club
to
complete
the
term
of
William
Cruickahank,
who
has
moved
to
Detroit.
George
Arseneau
was
initiated
as
a
member
of
the
club.
Dr.
Joseph
Gosse
was
elected
as
Gyre.
delegate
t
the,
Pinc
Rupert
Baseball
Association,
the
club
also
deciding
to,
purchase
necessary
equipment
for
its
team.
t
,
POWER
CORPORATION
OFFICIALS
ARE
HERE
Two
Power
Corporation"
officials,
are
In
the
city
to-
day,
Charles
Johnstone,
trea-
surer,
and
George
R.
Atchi-
son,
merchandise
manager,
both
from
Montreal.
They
are
going
north
to
Stewart
and
are
looking
over
the
prospects
for
the
company's
Investments
at
ths
mining
camp
and
here.