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mnio
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V
W
111
A
I
l'.uIIo
said.
He
was
very
proud,
government
tb
come
out
like
men
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a
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today
following
the
is
suance
of
nn
nrdpr
from
Vi.
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111.111
in.
uuk
lYiacuiii
wno
was
ap-
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of
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kht
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a
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1
HBKaVPKl
Commissioner
Edward
J.
Hilf-
gins.
England,
who
was
eiecicu
by
the
Salvation
Army
iiign
Council
to
head
that
organization
in
place
of
Bramwell
Booth,
de
posed.
WILLINGDONS
TO
VISIT
THE
WEST
VANmiJVER.
Feb.
23.
No
tification
has
been
received
by
Mayor
Malkln
that
Lord
and
Lady
Willlnirdon
will
pay
an
unofficial
visit
to
Vancouver
and
Vancouver
Island
in
April.
many
years
at
sea,
and
the
call
on
the
coast.
Tribute
Paid
Following
this
a
tribute
was
naid
the
captain
by
Dr.
George
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
'
mm
f
rerjon
read
th
ClualtleO
Ada.
LARGE
CABARET
If
jou
Iom,
advert!
tor
It.
Bpeolal
Olnnen
Thursdays
and
find,
locate
the
Baturdaya
If
you
owner,
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
WbaUver
jou
need,
advertlM
for
It
-
from
9
to
It.
Dance
Ball
for
Hire
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommodation
for
Private
GET
THE
CLA88iri';
HABIT.
Parties
W?1'
Northern
and
Central
BritishkCdlurftbia's
'
Newspaper
Phone
457
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.
I
'
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SAT
URDAY,
FEBRUARY
23,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
II-
"nr,,.
-
Af.
ITION
:t
going
to
allow
that
adminis-
minister
referred
to
as
''paternal
tributed
to
the
discussion,
follow-
i,i,w
-nflilinieii
tip
rhnmhor
f
Prinxm
rauon
to
De
euacea
in
me
coun-;
,n
chnracter.
The
government,
he
"ik
wmcn
experiences
w?ie
r;
but
was
going
to
snow
mat
gaj,j
had
a
big
majority
and
IX
It
snarea.
n
n
nnnnio
rr
rnn
nriiv
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nr
iiihiii'
r.u
tKmA
tn
oiifAa
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nn-
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nl
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nu
SKEENA
HIGHWAY
l-oucheed
Savn
Eichtv
Per
Cent
of
i
Recommended
Work
Is
j
Already
Started
VICTORIA,
Feb.
23
The
-sibility
of
continuing
the
road
rem
Pr.nce
Rupert
to
Terrace
is
ii
i
11
a
In
N.
S.
Loughced,
minister
hi
lofrltalni
1
1
a
a
teai
a
fA
a
t
at
li
i
aA
I
ha
t
a
tvrrA
slntf
Vi
a
rl
Kaan
mDitfl
ron
Kfl
nnr
rpnt
nr
thn
mart
wnrK
(lVrM.4rk.l
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IU.
Dnn.la
All.
:
J
"Wll
n
dltCtL
aiWIUUt
wssivae
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Feb,
23:
The!
APPOINTMENT
OF
aMRS.
MAt'GILL
AS
utrrtr
4
wpbi
r
t-ll
sl
wwau
viitivi4Mitwa'
-
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
23:
The
appointment
of
Mrs.
Helen
Gregory
MacGIll
as
Judge
of
Vancouver
city
ju-
venilo
court
has
been
res-
Clrwllwl
l.ir
U
T),n,.lr..UI
-
-
.
-
v.
.
LIU
11U1I1IVIUI
"
lenged
the
government
to
do
so.
"The
economic
bread
of
the
coun
The
meeting
of
Prince
Rupert
rrA,.t..r4a,
f
TT
14,1
f,.
viewed
the
history
of
the
province
I
nt,nued
,
geM,on
a
day
yMtM.
politically,
which
from
the
time
1,1
and
concluded
after
midnight,
McIJride
took
office,
had
followed
j
the
delegates
returning
to
their
party
lines.
In
sfajte
of
all
the
!
cjiargeaj
for
Sundny
yorH
A
'?-cffiiUiea
.-rthe
'
fttifc4lBXiiff
tiar6JLJ&yfUy''
ment.had
faeejj
e
ta-s
Ijad
not
pHOTrw
MMgeto-,
nori
ana
leHirniony,
in
jLtiairmsn,
Rev.
R.
S.
Scott,
takfptn
lead
by
describing
the
ppeaji,f
the
moderator,
at
the
last
general
council,
to
the
church
for
the
deepening
of
spiritual
life.
This
was
linked
in
thought
with
the
Marine
Mission
of
the
United
try
in
our
day
'
was
spread
with
...
....
.
11
I.
-
11.-
r-!!
1
TLI.
good
wholesome
political
uuuer.
but
now
it
is
spread
with
oleomargarine
from
the
grease
made
frnm
the
party
machine,"
he
de
clared.
NEW
ARMY
LEADER
:
1
t
..a
j.li
.
.
l.i
f
-i
:
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One
of
the
most
important
gatherings
of
its
kind
in
the
of
the
Indian
Empire
took
place
this
week
when
the
ruling
the
prin,
es
0f
fortv
Indian
States
met
in
Delhi
to
exnress
unswervine
similar
movement
in
other
bodies
loyalty
to
the
British
Crown,
and
to
deprecate
the
attitude
of
of
the
Christian
church.
Many
naUve
ieafjers
0f
British
India
who
apparently
were
advocating
members
Of
the
Presbytery
con-
.lf-
lnrl.ncnHi.nro
I
-irH
TrwJn
Inn.
rlirht
nrnBinarl
nver
IVip
ELECTION
ACT
WEL
KNOWN
The
Ma
harajah
of
Patiala,
lower,
left,
in
the
above
cut,
and
one
of
the
most
powerful
Princee
in
that
part
of
the
Empire,
was
u-m
7
-
A
"1
.u
."r.u"
--he
mover
of
the
resolution
of
fidelity
to
Britain,
and
he
of
Bikanir.
(lower
right).
tured.
with
partkular
reference
to
the
Mahaarjah
Church
on
the
Pacific
coast.
This
formed
an
opportunity
for
honoring
a
veteran
worker,
Capt.
Wm.
Oliver.
This
was
introduced
by
a
sketch
of
his
life
by
Re.
I.
;
C.
Scott,
a
co-worker
for
nmy
jears.
He
touched
on
his
liffl
in
the
shipyards
of
the
Clyde,
his
was
TO
BE
CHANGED!
MAN
BURIED
OTTAWA.
Feb.
23.
A
special
to
the
Marine
Mission
work
which
committee
of
the
house
was
ap-tame
to
him
at
Vancouver
45
years
pointed
yesterday
to
inquire
into
;go.
Since
that
time
Gapt.
Oliver
the
operation
of
the
Dominion
has
done
monutmental
work
Elections
Aot.
The
premier
told
donald
10,
Home
Oil
Wilson,
mission
superintendent,1,
..."
'lower.-
...l
i
ai.
I....,
-..A
wnu
Bune
ui
iiiu
vvuuueriui
pun
played
by
Capt.
Oliver
In
Chrls-i
tian
service
to
the
peoples
onHhe'
lonely
parts
of
the
coast.
Dr.
Wilson
further
described.
the
great
scope
of
the
work
car-
Ice
and
the
growth
and
progress
Brland-Ki
that
had
been
made
In
the
first
I
yesterday
(Continued
on
page
two.)
Many
Pay
Final
Tributes
of
Respect
Today
to
Memory
of
Late
A.
II.
Love
Many
frfends,
including
mem-
:,mong
the
Indian
people
and
the
R.
B.
Bennett
that
this
was
the
(rg
0f
the
Oddfellows'
Lodge
of
whites
on
the
const.
In
1831
he
first
step
in
the
government
plan.
wncj,
deceased,
was
a
member,
built
the
first,
Pacific
coast
mis-
to
amenu
me
act.
ine
appoini-sfon
bint
"Glad
Tidings,"
and.
ment
was
in
conformity
with
th
since,
then,
has
built
other
boats
regulationsof
privileges
and
the
i.s
well
as
churches
and
shelters,
election
of
the
committee
which
Capt.
Oliver
is
now
released
of
investigated
the
corrupt
practices
thn
more
active
side
of
the
work,
during
the
Athabasca
election
but
has
plans
ahead
to
continue
in
1926
in
service
In
his
own
way
in
an
ndvisory
capacity
to
the
Marine
...
,irrp
,.
.nr
...
Mission
of
British
Columbia.
.iHANlltb
WUL
IN
An
illuminated
address,
the
I.
Tl
lit
l!.
t
T"
worn
oi
iicy.
t
.
iuiaii
ui
iei-
UIULUJ
ILUIL
IUAl
n
.
gathered
at
the
ehipel
of
the
B
C.
Undei
takers
this
afternoon
to
pay
their
last
resjw.U
to
the
memory
of
the
late
A.
II.
Love.
The
service
was,
conducted
in
a
feeling
manner
by
Rev.
Alfred
(Wilson
of
First
United
Church,
j
S.
C,
Thomson
presided
at
the
or-igan
for
the
hymns
which
were
!"Lead
Kindly
Light"
and
"Near-
QTOfTC:
VESTTPnAV
cr
My
God
to
Thee."
John
E.
RYACTW
f
SHERMAN
WAV
I
mT
nVPRRnAPn
FROM
HA1IR1JT
RflAT
Ja,
Makes
Fighting
Speech
in
B.C.
House
in
Budget
Debate
and
Points
To
Record
of
Administration
of
Which
He
Was
a
Member
I
VICTORIA,
Feb
23.
"We
should
have
some
indica-
ions
of
the
miraculous
policies
that
are
to
keen
the
bovs
'
.
z
a.
:
i
i
t
t
r
i
ii
1
initial
in
hi
fit
ii
1
1
1
i
i
it--
i
in
i
i
cm
i
iiiimi
i
in
i
u
miri
w
ature
vesterdav
in
the
debate
nn"
the
hudrrpt
Hp
pnn.
l
l
-i.
.r
.
l
i
i
i
.
i
pnueu
tnaL
in
sthlr
ri
rpnrpspnrnLinns
mnnn
r
urinrr
mp
I.
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1
-a!
A.t-A
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il
A
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11
Alt
.
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ll
1
ft
1
HILlllIlU
HI
nillllY
LIWIL
LIU!
I1CW
1'IIVI'I
IIIKI'MI.
Iliill
;uiv
I
HSI
II
II
1
1:
11-:
All
III
1111'
nil
nll
II.
The
speech
of
Hon.
W.
C.
Shelly,
minister
)f
fu.are.
t
r
i
1
ai!
rr
in
1
1
1
r
if
1
1
nrrHH
niiiifr
mix
.nrnment
of
the
cost
of
govern-
u
and
that
we
are
in
for
un
r.
rra.se
in
tne
cost
ot
taxation.
Mr
Pattullo
said
the
speech
of
f.
L'U
i
i
.....
4-U-
...
w.ml.
Mo
rfrviimnl
hr
hm
ivir
ViMi-il
it.
.
.t
J
1
in
1
A
i
...
1
.
aL.
..nlfH.Ai-f
tka
1
1
The
leader
of
the
opposition
re-
been
i
ncfcasep
Thevnue8
of
untry
A
under.'
their
aarninll-
nmi.r
nn
ini
dp
uvffrv
ni
niH
t.tir,n
n.ri
i-inrnmA
mn
nimm
n
r
.
-....
...
.
-"
HftllVII
At
AA
MWAWV
V
WWVJ
-
V"
r.-t
budget
speech,
which,
event
that
the
'
tA-irtiment
hadeven
PRESENTATION
CAPT.
OLIVER
Vtteian
Missionary
Is
Honored
by
Presbytery
at
Public
Meeting
Last
Night
I
WORK
IS
EULOGIZED
Session
Complete:!
iind
Members
All
Return
To
Their
Re-
spective
Stations
j
Indian
Princes
Vow
Loyalty
to
Britain
Man
Lost
From
Halibut
Boat
in
Gulf
of
Alaska
Valdemar
Tang
Went
on
Deck
During
Heavy
Swell
and
Was
Not
Seen
Again,
Reports
Skipper
of
Vessel
Capt.
Chris
Parkvold
of
the
local
halibut
boat
Takla,
arriving
at
Prince
Rupert
from
the
banks
on
February
23,
reported
the'loss
overboard
of
one
of
the
members
of
his
cert,
Valciemar
Tang,
of
Vancouver.
The
accident
occurred
on
the
morning
of
February
19
about
3
o'clock
when
theTakla
was
fishing
on
the
Fortlock
banks
in
the
Gulf
of
Alaska,
about
800
miles
from
Prince
Rupert.
Tang
went
on
deck
when
a
heavy
sea
was
running
and
was
believed
vo
have
been
swept
overboard.
Nothing
more
was
eeen
of
iim.
Tang
was
a
Scandinavian,
about
24
years
of
age,
and
has
a
brother
in
Vancouver.
Th-'
Takla
was
pretty
well
stripped
above
deck,
losing
a
nmp
innnfl
FAn
lory
and
several
skates
of
gear
I
I
U
VIP
KN
4
IK
as
well
as
being
somewhat'
dam-
UiUniUUIlU
1
Vll
agde.
J
Tang
was
a
Dan6?by
birth
'and?,
was
well
known
here,
having!
fished
cut
of
the
port
for
some
time.
CONSULTWITH
BIG
RAILWAYS
race,
was
then
read
by
Dr.
W.
w,,
,m,w,ra,
OTTAWA.
Feb.
23.-The
Pilot
lUB-
Me."
Deans
of
Ocean
Falls,
and
a,
I1"01
.
.
.
'C.N.R.
and
the
-
CP.
R.
.have.
beautiful
chesterfield
chair
prcf
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
33.
High
!
After
tlie
service,
interment
jroned
out
their
differences
in
re-
I
sented
by
Rev.
A.
Wilson,
on
be-
iced
mines
and
oils
monopollml
,
was
mat?e
n
'"""View
cemetery,
fipect
to
i,ranch
lines
tb
such
ex-
half
of
the
members
of
Presbytery
the
market
fcoday,
Pend.
Oreille
'"Ke
concourse
ionowing
ine.tent
that
they
now
clash
in
only
and
other
friends
in
Rupert
and
advancing
80
cents,
Reeves-Mac-1
cortege
to
its
final
Testing
place.
one
area
between
Aberdeen
and
I
,
A.
P.
1
Pallbearers
were
Artnur
rnce,
Melfort,
Sask..
Minister
of
Rail-
Consolidated
20,
and
Mayland
05,
on
heavy
sales.
Premier
lost
10,
Big
Missouri
unchanged
-and
Georgia
River
2
TKKATY
RATIFIED
WITHOUT
DIVISION
ricd
on
by
the
church
in
the
Home
.
,.,
.
r;
.,.,
Mission
areas,
in
evangelistic,
OTTAWA,
Feb.
23:
With-medical,
educational
and
social
out
a
division
the
House
of
service
features
of
Christlnn
nerir.
Commons
ratified
the
Brland-Kellogg
Peace
Treaty
Oil
Aid.
U.
W
Kudderftam,
Alex
jiac-
Uyays
Hon.
Charles
Dunning
In
'
.Donald,
W.
II.
-McUallum,
J.
a,
Irvine
nnd
S.
V.
Cox.
.
There
were
many
floral
ferings.
of
BROTHER
OF
R.
F.
PERRY
DIED
TODAY
MISS
EDITH
PATERSON
IS
JUVENILE
JUDGE
VICTORIA.
Fwb.
22.
Miss
Edith
L.
Paterson,
barrister,
has"
been
appointed
judge
of
the
juv
enile
court
at
Vancouver,
succeeding
Mrs.
Helen
McGIll,
it
was
announced
today.
railwayIare
in
agreement
formed
the
house
of
commons
when
th
hranch
line
program
of
the
C.N.R.
was
being
discussed.
CARD
OF
THANKS
On
behalf
of
the
widow
of
the
late
Harry
Hawkins,
I
wish
to
vAvrntivpn"
"p0,
m
thank
sincerely
all
those
who
Charles
F.
A.
Perry
of
Vancou-j
showed
kindness
during
his
111-ver,
a
pioneer,
and
well-known
as
ness
and
after
his
death,
especial-
the
head
of
a
construction
tlrm
iy
mentioning
tne
w.n.
empiu-whloh
hnilt
manv
buildings
in
tes.
Knights
of
Pythias,
Rev.
J,
Vancouver,
died
here
today,
aged
B,
Gibson
.Miss
M.
A.
Way
and
G3.
Ex-Aid.
R.
F.
Perry
of
M.
L.
Stepp,
Prince
Rupert
Is
a
brother.
II.
HAWKINS,
Senr.
WEST
INDIES
'NEW
SERVICE
MONTREAL,
Feb.
22
The
first
of
the
ne,w
vessels
to
go
into
commission
under
trie
termi,
of
the
agreement
by
which
Canada
is
to
furnish
a
fortnight
mail
pas-
,'senger
service
'between
Canadian
I
VI
jlM
I
Hll
l'0'
n
Bermuda,
the
Bahamas
IU
UUUUUUlLfl
VICTORIA,
Feb.
23.
No
char
ter
for
a
major
railway
In
aiii
province
in
the
Dominion
should
be
granted
until
the
two
main
systems
in
Canada,
the,
CP.
R.
and
C.N.R.,
and
also
the
Dominion
land
Jamaica,
the
R.
M.S.
Lridy
isomers,
Canadian
National
Steamships,'
will
sail
'frdm
Halifax
on
April
13i
'
'
R.
M.S.
Lady
Rodney
jrr
the
same
service'
will
sail
f?om
Halifax
on
April
29.
,
Each
steamer
will
complete
its
A
1I.-1...1
.J
J..M1
government,
had
an
opportunity
.j,
"
,
,
,
to
advise
in
the
matter
was
the
J"
T
Znf
,
t
they
wlU
8aU
opinion
expressed
by
T.
D,
PatJlfmSinJ"nce
tullo
in
the
legislature
on
Friday
flnH
t
a
nn
during
the
debate
on
the
budKet4
He
said
he
did
not
mean
that
n
P"ct
J""
8''t"nsh,fnHt
the
two
major
systems
should
J-
.M
n,
Lady
d'etate
what
was
to
be
done
under
?:
aI1e
wWm
now
in
the
conditions
now
prevailing
In
Canada,
hut
it
seemed
as
if
the
two
railways
were
to
be
continued
as
the
main
operators.
ptinte,
uu
me
iwu
luriuei
wm
carry
first-class
passengers
inly
and
special
provision
has
been
made
for
tiie
carriage
of
bananas
and
other
fruits
and
vegetables
lequiring
storage
at
special
temperatures.
The
fruit
stolage
space
on
the
Lady
Somers
and
the
Lady
Rodney
provides
accommodation
for
100.000
stems
of
bananas.
CONSIDERING
RUSSIA
AGAIN
OTTAWA,
Feb.
23.
"I
am
un
able
to
say
more
than
that
the
gov
ernment
is
considering
the
mat
ter,"
Premier
King
said
In
the
house
yesterday
in
reply
to
the
question
by
J.
S.
Woodsworth,
Labdr
member
for
Winnipeg,
as
to.
whether
the
government
was
taking
any
steps
toward
reestab
lishing
relations
with
Russia.
Scottish
Humor
Imported
direct
Aberdeen
Joke
from
the
Faetory
Jeannie's
sweetheart
was
very
saving,
so
she
hinted
that
he
might
spend
a
little
more
upon
her
enjoyment.
"Fat
d'ye
say
lassie,"
he
replied,
"Is
It
nae
a
grand
thing
tae
haae
a
man
that's
economical?"
"Oh,
yes,"
replied
Jeannle,
"It's
a.'
richt
in
a
man
but
it's
different
In
a
sweetheart;
and
forbye
y'e
micht
never
be
my
man."