Boston
Grill
BTffyene
re&d
the
Clwltleo
Ada.
It
you
lose,
advertise
tot
it.
URGE
C.UURET
Special
Dinner
Thursdays
aod
K
you
JUKI,
locate
the
owner.
Saturdnyi
WhMmr
you
need,
advertise
for
It
Danrlng
every
Saturday
nlfht
from
to
It.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Dance
Hall
lor
lllra
(iirr
the
classified
iiadit.
Aceomfflodatterj
for
Private
Parties
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
437
Vol.
XX.,
No.
1
-
WEDNESDAY,
'.
'
'
PRINCE
RUPERT,
13.
C,
JANUARY
2.
1929
rRICE
FIVE
CENTS
t
Ft
I
"
"
i
-
,
Antitoxin
for
Diphtheria
is
Being
Carried
to
Two
Northern
Forts
by
Airplane
Leaving
Edmonton
EDMONTON,
Jan.
2.
A.
Logan,
Hudson's
Bay
iactor
of
Fort
Vermillion,
is
dead,
and
an
epidemic
of
diptheria
is
raging
at
Fort
Vermillion
and
Little
(
Red
River
Fort.
The
message
was
dated
December
10
asning
ior
iioip
anu
Drought
by
dog
team
from
TJttle
Rod
River
to
Pence
River
and
wired
from
there
No
details
were
given,
but
an
airplane
is
leaving
Edmonton
today
with
a
large
supply
of
antitoxin
which
Jixpected
to
arrive
at
both
forts
Thursday.
CHANGES
IN
i
REVENUE
FROM
CONSTITUTION!
CUSTOMS
LESS
t
i
(
oenssttrf
to
Ilrirtjr
Important
Customs
and
excise
collection
Matter
lleferc
Neat
Im-
t
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
pettal
Conference
,
:1m?
month
of
Decemer
amount-
,
ing
to
$13,500.47
brought
the
tot-
LONDON.
Jan.
2.
The
re-
a
I
for
the
year
192
up
to
$274,-.
n
inar
anomalies
of
Dominion
880.67
a.s
compared
with
$386,-
nute
an-
to
be
considered
by1
xpert
committee
M
present
of
(ireat
Britain
and
ail
th
ilniow
at
a
date
yet
und
-1
It
will
be
afftcted
la
gel
y
a
imliUcal
situation
here,
bu'
"i
i
nary
step
with
a
view
to'
mmlttee'a
formation
are
un-.d
n
to
be
underway.
Th"
,
that
the
committee,
which
nslst
of
mognlied
author!-
Ii
vill
explore
the
situation
j
irhly,
maki
ng
recommend-:
i.i:
the
next
imperial
con-!
in
ltto.
u.
niooattto
ooan
before
tW
are
oileltoF
statofory
-
requiring
the
reserv
i
Dominion
legislation
for
nt
of
His
Majesty
or
an
.Don
offta
disallowance
of
a.
a
j
mm
rswi
n
parliament
to
give
us
"
tion
ejctro-territorial
opera-Also
the
practicability
of
effect
to
the
principle
that
j
l
.minion
parliament
should
1'iwor
to
pas
extra-torri-'
legislation
ought
to
be
ra'
l
r
modified
in
the
light
of
1
ling
relations
between
var-lMnhOrs
Of
the
Britisn
coav
alth.
tin
unlikely
the
coos-will
at
work
before
tko
I
LEG1SUTURE
OPENS
SOON
Irinrrnmeni
Working
On
I-ai
Intien
te
H
Huhmlllwl
at
aa
llatly
IXale
'i
I'OBlA,
Joit
2.
Prepara-re
00WW
for
the
open-the
lefkaiUire
on
Tuesday
1
t
weak.
Premier
Tolmie
cabinet
are
buv
prepar-ernnent
bills
for
subtnla-"ie
house.
Bome
ot
these
id
boforo
the
Consorva-
aa
aaon
a
,
the
lagia-
re
aMiM)atialll
be
Datoo-
thoA
hofatv
boink;
doom.
:eiitral
iwpi
oalon
here
in
I).
IMtiJto..no8or
xor
liupeA
wlll
be
lear
of
'I'OftitfoWi'
1
I
I
IK
I10HIUS8UY
KAPH
IN
NHW
YOUK
W
urd
has
boon
roeoivod
In
-
itot'tfco
aof
Oitlval
N-w
York
on
ftWff-f8
-f
the
inuWto
'
i:ffie
M
Morrioooy.
Onpt-
Ix-rt
tUrtlatL
ihkli
made
1
nip
to
the
Arctic
roglona
ing
the
paat
aononisr
with
-
tol-MeCraolnn
oxnodlt-
'"
Hi
vessel
loft
here
I
.nut
OAfaktiar
90
fnr
NV
rk.
Cojt.
Rurtlott
repor-
''d
that
oil
on
board
wero
el.
1
.'.n7
fr
the
year
previous.
EX-SALYATIONISTS
AREGIVEN
DINNER
A
supper
was
held
last
evening
Uii
.salvation
Army
citadel
I'm--saJv:!onist..
about
twenty
imni-
liTig
present.
After
th.'
iht,
ti
rn
was
a
business
di-ussion
with
n
view
to
bringing
bout
better
hafofeny
among
the
rmer
Army
soldiers.
A
re-rcatioaal
period
fpRowed
this
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
tOmnwjr
of
3
D
uim
Co..
Ltdi
Th
fo'townlK
uioAtfwer.
.
.
a
a.
js
mmm
ear
neatest
'
BavvtOw,
SVi.
Nil.
E
C.
Silvor,
lM.tM.
Beaver
Sliver,
17,
18.
Big
Missouri,
SI,
82
Vi.
Cork
Province,
21
Vs.
&
Cotton
Belt.
41.
4.
,
Dun
well.
18.
20.
Dutbie,
66,
69.
Ooorfe
Copper,
7
JOJNU
Georyio
liver.
U,
tp
OrtwrWew.
67,
68.
Independence,
10'x.
10
Indian.
4',.
Nil.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke.
So,
86.
Kootenay
Florence.
96,
-IBVii.
Kootonay
King,
324;
L.
a
U
6V,
64.
Xakeview.
m,
Nil.
I,.
,vy
Jim.
22'
.
26.
Marmot
Metals.
8,
8.
Marmot
Gold.
74,
7.
Mohawk,
7.
IV.
Morton
Woolsey.
6.
!.
National
Silver,
19
V.
20.
Noble
Five,
89,
80.
Ptnd
Oreille.
10.76,
10.90.
Ploaeer.
Nil.
1.90.
Porter
Idaho.
78.
79.
Premier.
2.20,
2.21.
Rufus
Argents.
2,9
29Vi.
Ruth
Hope.
59',;.
60.
'
Silver
Crest,
9Vi.
10,
Silverado,
96.
97.
Snowflake.
36Vs,
ST.
Sunlock.
3.40,
3.80.
Terminus,
14Vi.
lo'-i-
Toplsy
Rlehfkld,
444,
46.
Totfc,
8.00,
166.
WelHogton,
18.
18
j-
Whitelvater,
1.25.
1.30.
.
Woodbine,
3'
j,
6.
lirn
Stock
Noranda,
sellriig
at
K6.10.
Fsbyon,
6Vi,
H-
"TTonUS
SjbliHY
KDMONTON.
-la.
2:
Tia
dtv
Is
Ijeinaj
flooded
ih
bogus
ten
and
twenty
dollar
otes
and
businessmen
and
others
Are
being
warned
to
look
out
for
them.
MN(iA(HU.VT
..
ANNOUN'CHMBNT
Mr.
John
8.
Nelson
announces
.
u..a
-
I
the
engagement
--
of
nis
.
w7
VIM
.
.
Alice
Evelyn,
to
Mr.
wmiam
nes
Watts:
the
wedding
to
take
place
on
January
1H.
The
prince,
who
is
very
much
in
the
public
oye
today
because
he
i.-
earning
on
the
duties
which
have
heretoiore
fallen
lo
his
lather,
King
George,
is
here
seen
at
tne
time
of
his
investiture
as
irYinee
of
Wales.
SALVATION
ARMY
LEGlONOFFiCERS
The
Salvation
Army
Younjr
Peo-
IMo's
Legion
met
Monday
niyht
to
Iniscuss
and
prepitre
for
the
com-
log
year
.
The
new
officer
elected
vrore
as
follows
:
.l'reaidont
L.
Pierce.
!
Saoreiary
fapUin
Anderaon
TYoosiWOr
Mrs.
Kerr.
CbOOiOln
D.
Smith.
ArMbtgemonts
were
made
for,
tft
BI'!Ath
as
to
who
was
reapon-lb4o
forvtof?oohments
and
games.
!
DsHhetbOll
was
also
discussed
aitd
it
yoo
dteided
to
wait
till
next;
week
ana
then
arr.mge
(he
teems.
!
A
iottor
was
read
nnd
passed
to
bsojotst'to
the
absent
members,'
aohlncpont
to
join
again,
and
the
Lejrion
is
looking
forward
to
a
good
yir:
)K.
MACLEANS
POBTPIUN
OTTAWA,
Jn
2:
The
an-nouncomont
torn
Victoria
that
Dr.
J.
D.
lliotaan
has
accepted
an
importan.t
post
under
the
Minister
of
Finance
hns
given
ruse
to
a
rumor
that
he
will
be
ap-
nnintea
inted
first
urni
chairman
ciiaiiiuan
of
the
;'w
Farm
Loan
.board.
Rrnersl
MoOtittg
nl'
the
Radio
A.wltion
will
hV'
held
in
the
J,,t
p0ce
COOT
:K,
ida
4
IDS
ROYAL
HIGHNESS
THE
PRINCE
UFE
TERM
v
FOR
MURDER
Mrs.
Northcott,
(iocs
To
San
(Juentln
Following
Sentence
SAN
(JUBNtTn.
Cnl
,
Jnn
2
Shielding
her
son
lo
the
last
and
picturing
his
nceuser,
Sanfonl
Clark,
as
a
"dirty
mi,
who
ought
lo
gel
II,"
Mr.
Sarah
Louisa
Northcott
entered
San
(Jucntin
penitentiary
yesterday
under
Hen-tenw
of
lHc
for
lheonfewed
murtler
of
Waller
Col
11
n.
She
seemed
relieved
nt
Ihe
renult
of
her
confwmion
on
Monday.
Following
her
confeon
nnd
sentence
at
Hlverside,
Mra
Norlhrolt
nllcmpled
lo
Mrangle
hcrscH
with
n
towel
in
the
county
prison,
hut
was
overpowered
liy
Mrs.
Sweet-era,
wife
of
Sheriff
Clem
SweeterH
.
"I
got
n
square
deal,"
(he
prisoner
told
the
newspapermen,
"if
they
will
just
be
good
to
my
boy;
If
they
Just
won't
hang
him."
UE-ULKCTUI)
MAYOR
TORONTO,
Jnn.
2:
Samuel
OF
WALES
iGOOINISIW
'
LIUT.-G0ERN0R
(iets
Appcintmenl
fqr
(iueher
Fol
lowing
Active
Political
Life
OTTAWA,
Jan.
2.
Sir
Loner
(ioum
has
been
appointed
I
leu
ten-ant-gove
nor
of
Quebec,
effective
Jnnuary
10,
it
is
announced.
Sir
Lomer
was
premier
of
Quebec
from
I!i0.r)
to
1920,
when
he
resinned
undefeated.
He
then
took
on
interest
in
federal
affairs
and
became
minister
of
justice
under
the
King
administration
and
rep
esented
Canada
at
the
Geneva
conference.
He
resigned
his
portfolio
in
1924,
l.ut
kept
his
seat
in
the
house.
Sir
Lomer
is
one
of
the
type
of
.strong
silei.
men.
One
of
the
well
known
statements
attributed
to
him
is
the
following:
"May
I
tell
you
that
my
compatriots
are
a
sober,
thrifty
and
honest
we;
that
if
they
are
jovial
and
'-elwh
a
good
iaugh,
they
are
also
laborious
and
singularly
well
disciplined,
nnd
that
they
bear
,m
Innate
respect
for
the
laws
and
institutions
of
their
country.
They
stand
at
all
times
for
law
AicHrule
was
re-elected
mayor
of
p
end
ord.'r.
and
no
socialist
the-y,
.'an-
Toronto
on
Tuesday
over
ex
al-
ories,
howev."-
.iHin
ine.
emild
ever
3,
'crmcn
Brook
nnd
Sykes.
'appeal
to
them."
Worst
Believed
to
be
Over
in
Sickness
of
King
George
Mho
Still
Steadily
Is
Improving
LONDON,
Jan.
2.
There
was
an
optimistic
note
in
today
s
news
regarding
the
King's
condition.
In
spite
of
a
restless
night
he
has
retained
improvement,
it
was
reported
last
night,
but
progress
is
necessarily
slow.
It
is
understood
that
a
new
caicium
treatment
tor
toning
up
che
biood
is
being
continued
and
lurther
benefits
from
it
are
hoped
for.
Oil'
joynnson
Hickt,
home
secretary,
announced
today
aai
oeiore
leaving
for
southern
-
-
1
.
ranee
he
believed
the
want
nvar
:
.11
'i
he
feels
free
te
lake
tlu-trin
'after
a
consultation
with
physicians
Tnix
morning's
bulletin
states:
In
.ipi
.c
of
it
restloM
night,
the
.o.idiuo.i
of
Ihe
King
remains
unchanged
from
last
evening."
...
,
.an.
2:
Th-
King's
t
r
at
:i:15
p.m.
saiii
the
i..-
nau
had
u
restful
ia
and
i
wi,K
u
slijjht
improvement
hi.-
general
condition.
The
:....!.
tr.tt.on
of
calcium
based
t
e
chemical
examu.ation
of
i.
inood
is
proJuciag
beneficial
.
ij.ts.
ihis
wis
.tigned
by
i-
t;
I
.gby,
Dawson
and
E.
'
.
J'odd.-.
I.;
evening,
bulletin
reads:
'The
King
passed
a
good
day
there
i.
a
aright
teprov
ient
l
in
in
Hi.
Hi.
M.ieiV.
Majesty's
condition.'
!tL
FIRE
LOSS
IN
1928WASL0W"!
shipyard
Only
About
Ten
I'er
Cent
of
lam
age
pone
in
1927;
More
Calls,
However
The
turn
of
$26
would
cover
iov
which
was
caused
by
fire
in
Prince
Rupert
during
the
month
of
December
when
eren
alarms
we're
turned
in.
all
conflagrations
being
of
minor
nature.
Fire
loss
for
the
year
1998
is
estimated
at
$820.60
as
compared
with
$7,214.98
m
1927
when
the
chief
'-i
the
destruction
of
C.
N.
R
Wharf
shed
No.
1.
Following
are
the
numbers
of
calls
turned
in
and
estimated
loss
month
by
month
for
this
year
and
last
for
purposes
of
comparison
:
Jan.
.
3
246.68
Feb.
.
8
82.00
Mar.
1
Apr.
.
6
802.09
126.00
May
..
6
110.80
499.00
June
,
12
170.60
14.60
July
6
141.00
Aug.
.
8
26.00
Sep.
..
S
10.60
Oft
..
6
0.89
6
$6,1060
Nov.
.
.
6
UM
a
Dec.
.
.7
26.00
1
Dec.
..
7
26.00
1
Totals
69
$820.60
40
$7,214.98
QUIET
WEDDING
ON
NEW
YEAR'S
NIGHT
Mists
Margaret
Jones
United
in
Marriage
to
Leslie
Horning
Last
Evening
A
quiet
though
interesting
wedding
took
plsce
st
8
o'clock
last
night
in
the
United
Church
parsonage,
Rev.
Alfred
Wilson
officiating,
when
Miss
Margaret.
Ann
Jems
was
united
in
mar-,
riage
to
Leslie
George
Horning.
Witnesses
of
the
ceremony
were,
Miss
Jean
MoKinley
liedpsth
and
'
John
Kills
Morris.
I
The
bride
has
for
many
years'
been
a
member
of
the
boston!
Cafe
staff
sad
is
popular
among
1
many
friends.
The
groom
is
batcher
for
the
MuesAlletn
Gro
cery.
iMr.
and
Mrs.
Horning
leave
this
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Mary
for
a
honeymoon
trip
to
Seattle.
Ward
Heeler
You
promised
me
a
iok
New
Mayor
Well.
1
told
my
secretary
to
give
you
one.
Ward
Heeler-
Rut
he
wanted
to
put
me
to
work
I
The
Worker.
WALLACE
DIES
AT
VANCOUVER
JIan
CBmpIeled
Slesmcrs
Hrre
and
Headed
Vancouver
Concern
Pawted
A
war
Wo
d
has
been
reteived
in
th
city
of
the
death
last
nitht
it
Vancouver
of
Andrew
Wallace,
tounder
of
the
Wallace
ShiptolM-inc
and
Drydock
Comnanv
U
Wallace
is
known
in
Prince
Rupert
because
of
his
activities
here
"
H-
wo
'
M
t
"'."rT'
wh,c.h
wwe
A'VZ
ufs.
"
VI
AM
ATbor'
MicWfWi.
who
w
failed
to
go
through
with
the
contracts
He
finished
the
work
pronptkaad
sstitfocterily
and
later
moe
in
offer
to
take
over
and
operate
the
here,
but
could
rot
owe
term
with
the
pwernmtnt.
Wallace
was
bo
n
at
Rriz-
ham.
Devonshire,
England,
in
m.
FOUND
STILL
WAS
KILLED
Movnled
Police
man
Lnt
Life
Re
suit
of
Wound
lteceivrd
in
Struggle
WINNIPEG.
Jsn.
2:-Wh
visiting
the
farm
of
William
Ep-0i
nicer,
pioneer
farmer
of
Motion,
:)8
miles
out
of
here,
Monday
morning
in
search
of
an
alleged
still.
Sergeant
R.
H.
Nicholson
of
the
R.C.M.P.
was
WMaded
in
his
aide
while
strogiisg
with
F.ppinger
for
the
potiMitoa
of
a
gun
and
died
seven
koun
later
due
to
a
clot
in
the
brain
the
effect
of
the
:
nervous
laeek
tui
exposure.
,
Euinger
escaped
but
was
eap-tund
by
s
posse
on
Tuesday
morning
and
held
on
charge
of
causing
the
death
of
Nicholson.
Following
the
shooting
it
wai
discovered
that
Eppingtr'i
alleged
still
had
been
diamntled.
101
YEARS
OLD
VANCOUVER,
Jn.
2,-Mr,
Martha
Maclnnea,
widow
of
Dr.
Thomas
R.
Maclnnes,
former
lieutenant-governor
of
11.
C,
died
at
New
Westminste-
en
Monday
night
in
her
101st
year,
following
an
attack
of
pneumonia.
She
and
her
i.usbaad
came
west
In
1874
.
Former
county
court
Judge
W.
B.
Matl&nes
is
their
to&
tvte
t
VANCOUYfflt
NOW
(IKHATKR
CITY
X
4
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
8:
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Tiie
merger
of
Vajcouvcr,
Point
Grey
and
South
Vis-
couver
Into
one
city
of
Vm-
couver
became
effective
Oft
t
New
Year's
day.
Mayer
Mulkin
aid
new
city
countil
took
office.
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