CLASSIFIED
HABIT
iverroM
reads
the
Claaslfled
Ads.
If
you
los,
advertias
for
Jt.
If
jim
find,
locate
th
owner.
Wbttcvcr
jou
need,
advertise
for
It
(ir.T
THE
CLASSIFIED
HABIT.
K
TORIA,
Jan.
24.
Four
government
measures
w
iv
introduced
and
given
their
first
reading
in
the
legis-lan.rt-
yesterday.
One
of
these
does
away
with
the
hold-in
'i
t.y-elections
for
ministers
called
to
office:
another
l
Pi
uses
to
take
the
Game
Act
out
of
the
jurisdiction
of
IS
COMPLETED
Prfcratlon.
of
Sockcye
Salmon
and
Halibut
Are
Objects
of
I'adt
WASHINGTON,
Jan-
W-
ti
of
soekeye
Mrmon
and
r
on
the
Pacific
coast
are
My
ready
for
signature.
o'Malley.
chief
commis-
i
of
fisheries
here,
expected
.i
very
satisfactory
arrange-meeker
Hounties
to
He
Given
For
Manufacturing
From
Scrap
Iron
HUGE
YIELD
He-
"
TORI
A,
Jan.
S4.
Private
'
"
)
rs,
who
commented
yester-
WHEAT
CANADA
'IT
AW
A.
Jan.
24.
Canada's
l:.'1'1
"r
wheat
for
1028
was
5S&.-"
1
7,
bushels.
This
is
the
firet
""I"
the
cro
has
pawed
the
half
'"","
mark,
it
was
announced
i.
i
dy
by
the
bureau
of
"'Hi
1st
ics.
v
rx
.
No.
18.
-
-
-
;
,
provincial
police
and
place
it
in
the
hands
of
a
game
Mowd
Thc
Adiournnunt
of
lhe
i
i
iMoer,
uie
province
lo
ue
umaea
miO
QlSinciS
ana
,
Debate
Yesterday
After
The
t
..
.
iung
game
Doara
10
De
aDoiiuied.
I'
regard
to
the
first-mentioned
bill,
the
effect
of
the
amendment
will
be
to
change
the
nimi
rrnn
rmr
tonstumion
am.
unner
it
min
Hill
lKtAIl
PATTULLOTO
SPEAK
TODAY
Mover
and
Seconder
Had
Spoken
VICTORIA.
Jan.
2-1:
The
us-
lsters
aelected
immediately
follow-1
ual
addresa
in
reply
to
the
speech
'ciSel
Owncrl?
AiHwiation
of
Seattle
Sends
Delegate
to
Washington
S"ATTLE,
Jan
24-Acting
on
a
rumor
that
a
represemaiive
of
the
;
Xrf
hit
an
Commercial
Club
had
(been
sent
to
Washington
to
ask
for
a
bill
setting
duty
on
halibut
f-nre
ing
at
Canadian
porta,
H
.
E
.
1
Loken,
manager
of
Seattle
Fishing
j
Vessel
Owners',
Association,
hat
i
been
sent,
to
WahIngton
to
com-!
hat
such
a
move.
it
was
announced
here.
Reno.-
received
by
the
association
states
that
a
dW
of
two
riirii
ririiuiu
win
nui
nave
I
"
u)
"
.
,
...
,
to
go
hack
for
re-election,
or
will
a
F.
Kennedy,
Member
for
North
1
e"t9
r
moiT
?
JZ
but
catches
is
by-election
be
necessary
at
any
Okanogan
ami
seconded
by
Dr.
time
a
member
of
the
houae
is
se-'
G.
K.
McNanghton,
member
for
lected
for
ministerial
office.
jCoasox,
both
of
whom
spoke
at
Introductioa
of
a
remedial
bill
some
length,
reveals
tae
fact
that
the
speakers
The
adjournment
of
the
debate
i
"aw
mtwm
oiwm
rrovn
vvc
WooM
!
detrimental
to
the
in-
havinglylcymtoJt.Mereer
;
U
t
sfcer
.
on
the
ad-J"
SSSS-
-
...
1
ihj
V
BH
-
.
ht
-
ja
Mnpuq
-
'
w
a
-
rm
viwrcas
mWI
'
mob
wbu
wui
Kivr
(
l.ttMI
nikAii
anil
Mm
lates
looking
to
the
con-
-
.
..
.
oHl-
in
ri.ii.wr
with
SHIPSAGROUND
ALASKA
WATERS
JUNEAU.
Jtn.
24.
The
roast
s-uard
cutter
Uiialga
left
which
broke
away
from
its
moor
Port
Port
A
Awtrong,
wHtrong,
u
tag
at
isidue
at
8:40
this
eveoiag.
latetfaf
.
the
family
and
the
residue
will
aground
No
one
is
on
board
the
h
Peralta.
The
patrol
boat
Cyg-nn
teft
for
Petersburg
en
route
to
McLoa
By
on
Dahl
Island,
where
the
gas
boat
Truth
is
reported
ag'Ound
j
THE
DEVELOPMENT
OF
SEA-SENSE
IMPORTANT
VANCOUVER.
Jn.
24
Development
of
a
"sea
sense"
among
the
inland
population
of
Canada
is
a
vital
factor
in
luiure
.
the
governnwnfs
inten-!
t
of
the
COUBtry.
according
MilinJiiaii
InivtataitMBil
4a
to
t
t
II
!
tl
.
I
111
to
introduce
a
legislation
rn.
prsn-rick
William
Wal-
"""'he
establishment
of
the
iron
Ucf
former
Buenose
skipper
and
''
"
industry,
expressed
the
known
maritlme
author,
who
"i"
""!
yesterday
thut
the
bUB-!,.
.....
j
in
Vancouver
to
take
I,...
....
-I
-
J
t.
IHM
Ml,
.
"ii
nirei
manuiaciureu
1
iiwtii
rm
1
'P
iron
would
be
one
"
'
1
features.
Jl
50.
,
part
in
direction
of
the
ea
music
the
;
sr...4.
wffh
hitce
seaboard,
,'
i,,"
M1W'
UBdlepending
on
export
markets
Publishment
near
Vancouver)
of
much
of
whHt
she
I'lHtu
for
this
purpose.
It
IHNKltto,,,.
look
to
her
ports,
-mong
private
member
thajf
d
Bfclpping
predom.n-
gaui
in
v
-
said.
Judge
II.
-A.
McKeown
Hon.
T.
C.
Norris,
members
of
the
Board
tl
Railway
ComttJssioiiers
of
Csnada;
T.
F.
Burpee.
wc-reUry
of
the
Board,
and
Mrs.
McKeown
and
Mrs.
Buri-ee.
wno
are
making
the
round
trip
Stewsrt
and
Anyox
today
'''
tumor
Prince
Runert.
will
dis-
mWk
hAro
tomorrow
niornlng
from
that
vessel
and
will
inmorrow
niirht
on
the
Princess
Royal
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
Ottawa.
WASHINGTON.
Jan.
24:
President
Coolidge
yesterday
nominated
Howard
D.
Stablerto
to
be
Uaited
States
attorney
for
the
first
division
of
district
LUMBERMEN'S
TRAIN
....
.
i
.
1
fn-
r.n.
UiMMnr
'
Tk.
-1.1
.
t
tw.
4
'lUantlty
01
USD
WHICn
can
yswrrwij
'
'
t
im
ayHii
uam
iiwi
me
cbv
''Ht
in
any
parUCUiar
year,
wncre
wc
vwmivw
uuuia
uir
nmcrn
iwuin
uum-
;il!v
the
same
policy
will
wed
in
the
case
of
halibut.
IRON
INDUSTRY
IN
PROVINCE
nermens
Association
party
being
sought
en
ships
unloading
at
Prince
Rupert,
while
Ketchikan
be
jdnty
f
ee.
Such
action
wouM
Dbiually
make
Ketchikan
the
controlling
centie
of
the
fishing
industry
of
the
gift
front
kri'
government,
j
the
public
questions
coming
be-
Mjriini
I
VK
VFQ
Areeoding
4e
sett
ion
will
rectify
'oro
the
House.
It
will
be
Mr.
lUt'lIVJj
LijnTljJ
this
and
legalize
the
intention
of
Pattullo'a
first
speech
from
the
ould
be
made
whereby
offl-
retroactive
of
each
government
wijl
be
'
red
to
make
regulations
for
:
'enervation
of
fisheries
on
I'
rific.
'
governmenvR
will
put
in
an
'
:.(
artificial
spawning
pro-'
and
a
quantity
of
the
catch
'
restricted
partly
through
Mi
nsion
of
the
closed
sea-.i
mi
alao
br
fixing
of
the
the
legislature
that
there
should.
benches
to
the
left
of
Mr.
Speak-
be
aa
exira
allowance
lor
tne
er.
If
will
also
be
aadel
ALASKAN
APPOLVTMENT
LARGE
ESTATE!
I
.
J
i
i...
J
the
V
n
Lain
heirs
of
f
tk.
the
children.
k
Mmn
reports
ttais
afternoon
stated.
j
paa
A
Ex-Alderman
Casey
Tells
About
Conditions
as
He
Found
Them
in
East
Canada
and
United
States
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PlilNCE
RUPERT.
B.
C,
THURSDAY,
JANUARY
24.
1929
PROTESTMADE
Railways
Join
In
Protect
Against
Recent
Immigration
1
'
Ruling
,
J
MONTREAL,
Jan.
24
A
par
tial
embargo
placed
against
tral
European
colonists
by
the
Dei-
Indicating
that
the
Dominion
is
on
the
eve
of
a
period
minion
department
of
immigratioa
of
great
commercial
and
industrial
prosperity,
business
and
colonisation
drew
the
c.p.r.
in
the
larger
cities
of
eastern
Canada
seems
to
be
flourish-
m
the
c
n.r.
yesterday
a
for-
'""v
7n
1
7
fl"n
T
eu""'u'
c'i
The
decision,
it
is
claimed
in
cording
to
Ex-Aid.
n
George
B.
Casey,
who
returned
to
the
'the
statement
issued
by
the
presi-city
yesterday
following
a
month's
trip
east.
It
was
over
dents
of
the
two
systems,
win
not
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CABARET
Special
Dinner
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
nljht
from
9
to
It
Dance
Kail
for
Hire
Accommodations
for
Frlvate
Parties
Pbune
4S7
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
FURTHER
STEPS
TAKEN
IN
MATTER
OF
NORTHERN
ROAD
Government
Will
Change
Game
Act
and
Modify
Constitution
Tb
Do
Away
Holding
By-elections
COMBAT
MOVE
TAKE
HAUIBUT
CANADIAN
DOGS
FOR
BYRD'S
ANTARt
TIC
EXPEDITION
here
are
the
fifteen
huskies
;
ur
i.usej
by
Commander
Byrd
by
wireless
from
P.
Hardy
of
Vancouver,
who
keips
;.
i.t
:mel
.
well-'ramed
sled
dogs
on
Grouse
Mountain,
4,000
feet
above
the
sea
level.
These
dogs
were
tent
to
New
Zealand
on
Beard
R.M.S.
Niagara
after
Byrd
had
Wirelessed
ihat
the
animals
he
took
originally
had
suffered
by
the
long
slow
voyage
through
the
tropica.
Lieutenant
Alan
Innes-Taylor,
center,
former
R.C.M.P.
officer,
who
massed
raeny
a
mile
in
the
Yakon
wa
wfth
tike
police
force,
went
south
in
eharge
of
the
dogs.
TOLMIE
HAS
COLD
WILL
NOT
LEAD
HOUSE
FEW
DAYS
.
.
VICTORIA,
Jan.
S4:
Pre-
...
.
...
mier
Tolraieivdllbe
dsafned
$2QOJ)OO.W11I
of
Former
Ueuterv-
to
for
a
day
or
ant-Governor
to
Be
Probed
,
tvk
by
ft
contractd
yes-
Next
Week
tarday
when
he
stood
bare-
T
,
headed
in
the
wind
on
the
VANCOUVER.
,..r
Jan.
24
-Ap-
gt6M
of
the
Parliament
plication
will
be
made
next
week
BBiWiDgB
to
t
thc
t
for
probate
of
the
will
of
the
late
Governor
Hn
WJLi
N!?0,,I
rte
Hon.
H.
R.
Pooley,
attor-
Va
rJT1
Ued,at
,J7
ney
general,
will
lead
the
500.000.
consietimr
of
real
estate
hoUM
jn
Tolmje.s
abMnce
and
securities.
4
Income
from
tne
estate
win
be
divided
equally
among
members
Five-
Year
Charter
is
Sought
for
Railway
to
Peace
from
Stewart
Capital
to
Be
Increased
From
Two
to
Ten
Million
Dollars
and
Old
Charter
Otherwise
Amended
to
Permit
of
Financing
VICTORIA,
Jan.
24.
Completion
of
the
NflLrtheast-ern
Railway
from
Stewart
to
the
eastern
boundary
of
the
Peace
River
block
within
five'
years
and
the
extension
of
'
A
T
rnID
A
nrA'
a
branch
line
up
the
Findlay
River
from
Frt'Gjrabame.
ftl
MIdAKuU!
B.
C.;to
tap
the
richly
mineralized
IngerfM
flfstffct
is
'
proposed
in
a
bill
it
is
planned
to
introduce
this
sraioa.
George
A.
Walkem
of
Vancouver
will
preseiilMre
petition
for
the
introduction
of
the
bill
which
amends
the
old
charter
to
permit
the
financing
of
the
undertaking.
Authority
is
sought
to
increase
the
capitalization
of
the
company
from
two
to
ten
millions.
WHITE
OAKS
OF
JALNA
TORONTO.
Jan.
24:
Miss
now
boast
a
population
of
some,
or
500
a
day.
Features
of
the1
L
.
w..
-.imer.
is
to
appear
serially
in
the
60,000
people
.
Besidet
visiting
his
native
hom
spent
mojt
of
his
time
while
away
at
Detroit,
where
his
mother
and
1-itrnrf
Detroit.
It
Is
imnwnce
planu
W
tne
rwa
Motor
Co.
are
situated.
Mr.
Casey
made
a
tour
of
one
of
-these
plants
and
its
magnitude
was
an
almost
ncomprehensible'
revelation.
Some
idea
of
'the
site
of
the
industry
acter
tearing
down
many
old
battleships
Great
HriUin
or
other
northern
and
vessels
of
the
merchant
ma-
European
-or
preferred
countries
other
relatives
live.
The
automo-i
rine
fleet
which
Ford
bought
to
bile
industry
is
maklBg.a,
greaUus
lbamaterfal
in
building
auto
hetVaUhni4lAiand
.the
airplane
tnanu
fftcturing
plan,
where
from
40
to
SO
planes
are
constantly
under
construction
.
The
population
of
the
east
has
changed
considerably
to
char-
Roth
in
Canada
and
the
J
"A.1..1I.-
beginning
with
with
the
IK.
:
immeBsity
or
the
rora
plant
which
interested
in
moving
the
colonists!
were
Dartieulariv
lmnressivA
unnn
t
nnn.nnfnmul
mnnirlM
ia
riorum
y
CREW
OF
FLORIDA
SAFELY
RESCUED
Liner
America
Takes
People
Off
Distressed
Italian
Ship
In
Atlantic
may
be
Judged
by
the
fact
that.
United
States
there
are
a
great
NBW
YORK,
Jan.
24.
Capt.
Henry
Ford
made
an
announce-number
of
foreigners.
The
east
George
Fried
of
the
United
States
!
ment
on
New
Year's
Eve
that
SO,-
hus
been
having
a
mild
winter,
liner
America
yesterday
rescued
j
000
more
men
were
to
be
taken
though
the
weather
since
New'
the
crew
of
82
from
the
Italian
ion
at
the
gradual
rate
of
some
400
Year
has
been
colder
than
before,
'freighter
Florida
in
mid-Atlantic.
number.
The
title
in
at
Chatham,
OnUrio,
Mr.
Caey(Mr.
Casey
were
the
operation
of
Europe
rather
than
those
from
J"."1'".
,orm.
7'''.,
be
PROGRESS
OF
KING
STILL
MAINTAINED
Maio
de
la
Roche
and
Miss
Caro-
I
lvn
Clement
have
left
on
an
ex-
LONDON.
Jan.
24
it
was
,
J
.
E
.
IL.I.
r.t.t.J
-fl-l.ll..
t
D.i..LIkn
30
years
since
Mr.
Casey
had
been
east
and
he
noted
a
only
work
a
hardship
on
both
the
,
t
y
wU,
be
nt
in;Palace
tod,y
th,t
th,re
WM
m
great
change
in
general
conditions
and
a
big
increase
of
transnortion
companies,
but
will
!
change
to
report
in
the
King's
population.
Windsor,
Ontario,
is
one
Qf
the
Cities
that
has
l?
,
fK
'
Lu'
.3'
The
sequel
to
"Jalna."
written
condltmn.
the
progress
previously
been
goistt
ahead
rapidly
and
it-
-
mnt
i
peop,?
:
iby
Miss
de
U
Roche
last
sum-
announced
being
maintained.
VANCOUVER
WHKAT
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
24:-AVheat
"Tbe
was
quoted
on
the
local
exchange
I
today
at
$1.26'
.
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
LUNCHEON
IN
COMMODORE
CAFE
At
1
p.m.,
Friday,
thc
25th
in
honor
of
the
visit
of
Justice
W.
A.
McKeown
and
Hon.
T.
C.
Norris
of
the
Railway
Commission.
Chief
Commissioner
McKeown
will
address
the
Board.
Large
attendance
it
requested.
Ticketa
$1.00.