CLASSIFIED
W'7.
Boston
Grill
'
"ev
mim'
fveryon
read
th
Cluiifw
LARGE
CABARET
If
you
law,
adrertiM
for
It
Special
Dlnnen
Thursday
and
If
xtm
find,
locU
the
owner,
4..
0
.
Dancing
eTery
Saturdays
Saturday
ntjht
WniUm
need,
from
9
to
12.
you
tdrertbe
for
It
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommodations
for
Private
GET
TUB
CLASSIFIED
HABIT.
Parties
Thone
437
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Vol,
XX..
No.
72.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
THURSDAY.
MARCH
28,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
McCARTY
DEVELOPMENT
AIR
SERVICE
NORTH
THROUGH
THIS
PORT
Terrific
Battle
With
Storm
Fought
by
Airplane
Flying
South
After
Trip
to
Juneau
Was
Forced
Down
and
Drifted
For
Hours
When
Picked
Up
by
a
Native.and
Towed
To
Port;
Ladies
Still
Aboard
KETCHIKAN,
March
28.
Five
passengers
on
the
sea-plane
flying
from
Juneau
to
Seattle
on
their
return
trip
arrived
here
safely
yesterday
after
a
terrible
battle
with
snow,
rain
and
storms
lasting
until
they
ran
dut
of
gasoline
and
were
forced
down
near
Guard
Island.
The
plane
drifted
helplessly
for
hours
before
it
was
found
by
a
native,
who
towed
it
towards
Ketchikan
until
tne
coasiguaru
vygan
iook
mem
in
low
last
nignt
anu
brought
them
here.
Two
ladies
were
in
the
party
which
had
flown
north
from
Seattle
as
far
as
Juneau,
calling
at
Prince
Rupert
and
this
city
and
returning
by
the
same
route.
BULLS
REGAIN'
STOCK
CONTROL
Prices
Shot
Up
at
New
York,
but
Toronto
Remained
Slow
NEW
YORK.
March
28.
The
bull,';
regained
complete
control
of
the
stock
exchange
yesterday
afternoon
and
bid
up
a
wide
as-
sortment
of
Issues
from
$8
to
VICTORIA,
March
28:
Shut
nearly
$20
a
share.
Internatlon-
,n
alone
in
the
projection
room
al
Telephone
was
sent
up
from
of
lhJ
cmMa
Theatre,
Covern-$18
50
to
$260.
Innt
Street,
while
fifty
people,
TORONTO,
March
28.
At
the
mostly
children
waited
expectant-el.
-o
of
the
exchange
yesterday
ly
In
the
auditorium
below,
Hel-
uftcrnoon
the
following
were
the
quotations:
Fak
on
Bridge
$9.
Home
Oil
$15.
Hollinger
$7.25
Hulsun
Bay
$19.
.
i
rdhaW
the
operator
saw
flame
International
Nickel
$4050.
!
JFoM
'from
the
end
of
the
cellu
Mandy
$111.
Minintr
fnrnoratlon
Sudbury
"Basin
$9.30.
;1
SheritMJordon
$8.25
Tc:k
Hughes
$8.50.
DUKEOFYORK
COMMISSIONER
LONDON.
March
28.
The
Iinlrn
v.
nf
v.
Vnrlc
hs
lieen
annotated
.
.
high
commissioner
for
the
Church'
of
Scotland
in
succession
of
the
I
I
arl
of
Stair.
Not
since
1580
has.
'he
position
been
held
by
a
mem
lor
of
the
royal
family.
SHOT
TO
DEATH
AT
ANCHORAGE
YESTERDAY
ANC
HORAGE,
March
28.
W.
S
Myers
is
held
in
jail
in
con-:parimeni
irum
.wami
x..
..-nection
with
the
shooting
to
death
brought
headquarters
engines
and
vc-Uorday
of
Matthew
"Gold
all
danger
of
the
remnants
of
Tooth"
Murphy,
employee
of
the
.the
'burning
film
setting
fire
to
AnAn
i
tnht
,
Prttt'fli1
Cnm.
thi
nroiectlon
room
was
at
an
pany.
Murphy
was
shot
three
times
by
a
rifle.
It
was
said
that
the
men
had
been
quarreling.
GOVERNOR
EXECUTED
NANKINK,
March
28:
L.
I.
Chal
Sum.
governor
of
Canton,
was
executed
this
morning
It
has
been
reported.
OPERATOR
IN
THEATRE
HAD
.
GRIM
BATTLE
Succeeded
In
Fight
With
Fire
While
Those
ltelow
Won-
dered
at
Delay
muth
rreiswercic,
in
operator,
fought
a
grim
battle
with
fire,
and
won.
During
the
shtowlng
of
the
seventh
reel
of
the
film
"Shang-
loid
and
sprang
to
where
pyrene
guns
were
hanging
on
the
wail
of
the
operating
room.
In
quick
succession
he
emptied
emptied
two
can-
nisters
of
the
chemical
on
the
biasing
film,
without
much
avail.
Choking
with
the
fumes
of
the
biasing
flltri,
and
with
hands
and
face
scorched
with
heat,
Preis-werck
tore
the
blazing
film
from
the
reel
and
carried
it
as
far
as
a
water
trough,
where
he
plunged
the
biasing
mass
under
the
water.
Then
singed
and
choking,
he
stopped
long
enough
to
give
the
al-
arm
"
Meanwhile
an
audience
in
the
pit
below
had
little
knowledge
or
what
was
going
on
other
than
the
Interruption
of
the
firm
serial
in
its
seventh
episode.
For
a
space
they
missed
the
exploits
of
the
celluloid
heroes,
while
a
,real
battlo
with
life
and
death
was
belnir
irrimly
waged
above
their
heads
a
few
feet
away
A
hurry-up
call
to
the
fire
do-
lend.
NO
PAPER
TOMORROW
Tomorrow,
being
Good
Friday,
and
A
mil)
He
holiday,
there
will
lio
tin
fume
of
the
Dally
News
'The
next
Issue
will
De
on
oaiur-
day
and
there
will
be
tne
regu
liar
edition
on
Monday.
ONE
DAY
FLIGHT
SEATTLE
TO
ALASKA
!
VIA
PRINCE
RUPERT
SEATTLE,
March
28:
The
Boefng
oflfcials
an-
nounce
that
they
are
plan-
ning
an
air
service
to
Al-
,
aska
with
calls
at
Prince
Rl
Rupert,
using
six
passenger
.
pl'
anes
and
making
the
trip
each
way
between
daylight
:
and
dark.
The
route
follow-
ed
will
be
the
usual
inside
passage
steamship
route.
So
far
no
definite
arrange-
t
ments
have
been
made
to
in-
elude
Prince
Rupert
but
it
is
expected
that
port
of
eall
will
be
included.
Cohrtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
,
.The
following
quotation?,
wexej
id
and
a.iked:
,
-k
Bar
view.
4,.
8.
"'
"
'
Big
Missouri,
NH,
i.45.
r
Cork
Proline.
18.
iO.'
":
'
Cotton
Belt,
70,
75.
'
'
Dunwell,
19,
Nil.
Duthfe,
Nil,
41.
George
Copper,
5.90.
COO.
Georgia
River,
41,
48.
Grand
view,
49V,
50.
Li
L,
Nil,
4.
Mohawk,
5',
C.
Marmot
River
Gold,
G.
744.
Marmot
Metals,
6,
5Vt.
Nat.
Sil.
G.
S..
17V.
18.
Noble
Five.
77
H,
78.,
Oregon
Copper,
64,
06...
Pend
Oreille,
11.00,
11.&.
.,
rr.emler,
1.67,
1.70.
,
Porter-Idaho.
52,
55.
Reeves
Macdonald,
3.3Q,
S.GjL
'
Rufus-Argenta,
Nil,
29.
Ruth-Hope.
45,
48.
Silver
Crest.
8M,
9.
Silverado,
75,
87.
Silversmith,
12,
Nil,
)
'
Snowlake,
23,
23.
.
'.
Sunloch,
2.00,
2.70.
Toplay
Richfield,
37,
38.
Torlc
Mines.
1.C0,
1.75.
Wellington,
15,
1G.
Whitewater.
1.10.
1.15.
Woodbine,
Nil,
5.
Oils
Advance,
5.70,
5.75.
A.
P.
Consolidated,
3.10,
8.15,
Calmont.
3.50,
3.75.
Dalhousle.
5.60,
5.70.
DeVenish.
2.10,
2.20.
'
Fflbyon
Pete,
13V4,
15.
Home
Oil,
18.50,
Nil.
Mayland,
7.00,
7.10.
McLeod.
5.75.
6.00.
Hargal,
Nil.
1.50.
Eastern
Stocks
Sherritt-Gordon.
8.90,
Nil.
Noranda,
63.50,
Nlh
J
FELL
INTWpT
CANADIAN
SIEGNEUR,
FRACTURED
HIS
SKULL
VICTORIA,
March
28.
George
Frederick,
20
years
of
age,
a
To
ronto
cadet
on
the
Canadian
Seigneur,
fell
40
feet
Into
the
hold
of
the
ship,
fractured
his
-skull
and
died
en
route
to
the
hospital,
BOAT
NEARLY
NEW
LAUNCH
FOR
POLICE
Contract
Let
to
Yarrows
for
Boat
to
He
Used
Here
VICTORIA,
March
28.
Yarrows
of
Esquimau
have
secured
the
contract
to
build
a
42-foot
boat
for
use
of
the
provincial
police
in
the
vicinity
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
craft
will
have
a
beam
of
12
feet;
depth,
seven
feet
six
inches,
and
loaded
draft
of
five
and
one-half
feet.
It
will
be
of
the
cabin
cruiser
type
and
will
be
equipped
with
a
75
h.p.
gasoline
engine.
PRINCEHOLDS
INVESTITURE-
Confers
Honors
Upon
-
ciplents
at
St
James
t'alaco
LONDON.
Marth,
28.
The
Prince
of
Wla,
ifeghalf
of
.the
King,
heid
hi
.second
-investiture
at
St.
James'
Palace
today,
conferring'
the
insignia
of
orders
be
stowed.
by'Hii
Majesty
in
the
New
Yearfs
jfconor
list
on
150
.
re-
sfcients'iAt
yesterday's
private.
svetitrreeveryone.worea
morn
-
Hnfftdress
of
lounge
suitu
Today's
function
was
a
-glitter-.
jng
affair-iof
gold
lace,
resplend-
cnt
decorations
and
white
plumed'
cockaded
hats.
The
prince
was
attired
in
the
scarlet
uniform
of
the1
Welsh
international
Highway
Associa-guards
with
the
blue
ribbon
of
the
tion,
sponsored
by
the
Fairbanks
garter
across
his
breast.
i
Commercial
Club,
which
is
behind
DI
AME
TIDflM
!
DLi11Li
Ul
Uil
1
TITV
f
HUMPH
ji
1
I
vUUli
VlLl
Municipality
-Was
Responsible
For
Recent
Fire,
Marshal
Thomas
Says
NELSON.
March
28:
That
Rfbland's
fire
chief,
mayor
and
taotirfcll
neglected
their
duties
in
not
enfdrclng
the
clauses
of
the;
Fire
Marshal's
Act
was
the
state-!
ment
of
Fire
Marshal
Thomas
of,
Vancouver
in
a
report
received
j
by
the
Rossland
council
last
night
i
when
looking
into
the
disastrous
fire
on
March
1.
SUICIDE
AFTER
AN
EXECUTION
Wu
Tse
Hul
Takes
His
Own
Life1
After
LI
Chal
Sum
Wu,
One
I
of
Guarantors,
Dies-
will
be
beached
before
it
can
en-SHANGHAI,
March
28.
It
Is
re-
ter
dry
dock.
ported
today
that
Wu
Tso
Hul.j.
vancrable
Nationalist
statesman,
committed
suicide
at
Nanking
fol-
lowing
tne
reprnea
execution
oi
LI
Chal
Sum
Wu,
one
of
the
three
guarantors
6f
his
safety.
It
was
felt
that
the
execution
meant
disgrace
which
he
was
unwilling
to
face.
LI
was
arrested
on
March
30
shortly
after'
his
arrival
at
Nanking
to
attend
the
Kuomlnatang
Congress.
Charges
Involved
sedi-
tlon
In
connection
with
the
actlV'
ittes
of
bodies
opposing
the
Nan
king
government.
Old
Timer
.
"
'
,nrr
.
"
z
'
"";
"-".
.
'
.
.
'
'
"
..-
,1LJ;,..,..,ir.......
,..nu,
"
Running
fuil
and
by,
with
a
fair
wind
and
a
calm
sea,
this
Swedish
barque,
Beatrice,
is
seen
heading
out
of
Port
Lincoln,
Australia.
She
is
racing
a
similarly
rigged
Finnish
vessel
from
Port
Lincoln
to
the
English
Channel.
This
race
between
the
old
sailing
ships
has
aroused
world-wide
interest,
and
there
are
heavy
stakes
wagered
on
both
ships.
PROJECT
FOR
ALASKAROAD
VIAHAZELTONi:
The
enterprising
city
of
Fair-
banks,
in
interior
Alaska,
has
launched
a
project
which
eompre
-
Tiends
the
building
of
an
automo
-
l
bile
highway
highway
from
from
that
that
city
city
to
to,
ijfazelton,
B.C.
From
Hazelton
to
the
south
there
is
a
highway
to
Vancouver
and
to
Seattle.
An
association
was
recently
formed
.
Fairbanks,
known
as
Alaska-
ithe
big
undertaking.
Paul
Rick-
P'oneer
of
inter,or
Alaska,
Is
lhe
President
of
the
Highway
As-
sociatlon,
and
is
also
president
of
the
Commercial
Club.
Tentative
plans
are
based
on
the
assumption
.that
the
United
States
will
bear
half
and
Canada
will
bear
the
other
half
of
the
highway,
which
can
be
constructed
for
$7,000,000
ed
by
the
Canadian
National
Rall-or
thereabouts.
jways
who
arrived
at
Halifax
over
Ithe
week-end
are
now
percolating
.
I
through
Canada.
I
1
1
IM
A
K
1
1
I
I
W
i
K
WENTAGROUND
CHERBOURG,
France,
28:
The
Cunard
Anchor
liner
Transylvania
with
tourists
aboard
came
into
Cherbourg
this
morning
listing
sharply
at
the
port
bow
and
well
down
after
running
ag-
round
near
UrvIIle
Hague.
One
hundred
or
more
passengers
debarked
none
the
worse
for
the
experience
except
for
the
shock
of
the
sudden
grounding
which
threw
some
of
them
out
of
their
berths.
The
vessel
probably
L
Mi
'I
IvHMhN
uiiuuiuiiiuii
MOSCOWTODAY
MOSCOW,
March
28:
The
English
delegation
representing
the
various
industrial
and
com
merclal
firms
arrived
in
Moscow
todav
and
were
met
by
represen
-
tatlves
of
the
foreign
offle
and
I
trade
commissioners.
in
Race
With
Finnish
Barque
rROTEOTION
FOR
"
BELIZE
CONSUL.
BELIZE,
British
Hondorus,
March
28:
United-
States
Consul
Tflggal-t
heref
iotfghk
nolice
nrotettion-
vesterdaV
becau
e,p.Wg
Reeling
oyer
the
I'm
j
were
members
of
the
crew.
Authorities
are
taking
preT
cautions
to
prevent
an
attack
upon
the
consume.
.,
,
.
IMMIGRANTS
FORFARMSARE
NOWARRIVING
WINNIPEG,
March
28.
More
than
1200
British
settlers
recruit-
!
Two
special
trafns
brought
new
.settlers
into
Winnipeg
over
the
National
lines
today
and
others
are
due
to
arrive
within
the
next
fnw
itin
Voarlv
V)n
immifrrnntii
from
four
steames
reached
here
.'m
"lone
WB
a
rreuca
buu-
'last
night
and
today.
A
large
ec'-March
percentage
was
British
and
Scan-
'
dinavian.
including
families.
UCTCDAM
VAMmilUCP
J
-
j
A
number
of
the,
settlers
came,
under
the
auspices
of
the
Cana-!
dian
Lutheran
Immigration
Aid1
Society.
The
movement
of
Brit-
ish
juveniles
to
Canada
is
particularly
heavy
this
season,
but
most
of
these
boys
are
being
settled
in
eastern
Canada.
Places
are
being
found
for
all
the
newcomers,
whether
they
be
families,
couples,
or
single
men.
A
British
minister
of
labor
party
is
included
in
the
large
group
of
British
immigrants
which
will
arrive
In
Winnipeg
tomorrow
from
the
Andanian.
Hollanders
and
a
few
Germans
are
Included
In
the
passengers
from
Ryndam
and
the
Estenla
also
arriving
tomorrow.
TORONTO
STOCKS
REVIVE
TORONTO.
March
28:
Bullish
enthusiasm
brought
about
further
!
recovery
In
the
price
or
roronio
tinrlc
durtnir
thn
first
half
hour
of
trading
today.
LOST
BURNED
DEATH;
7
.
KETCHIKAN
JAILPRISONER
Brother
of
Cannery
General
Superintendent-
Victim
of
Tragedy
InAIa.vka
City
KETCHIKAN.
March
28.
George
Alexander,
brother
of
C.
iJ.
Alexander
of
Seattle,
general
superintendent
of
the
Alaska
Pacific
Salmon
Corporation,
who
hud
been
arrested
charged
with
intoxication,
burned
to
death
yesterday
when
fire
destroyed
the
in
side
of
the
Ketchikan
jail.
The
belief
is
expressed
that
Alexander
started
the
blaze
himself,
although
a
patrolman
at
the
inquest
testified
that
they
had
searched
him
before
he
was
placed
in
the
cell.
FRENCH
SUBJECT
LOST
HIS
LIFE
ON
THE
RUM
SCHOONER
WASHINGTON,
March
28:
The
French
consulate
at
New
Orleans
informed
the
French
em
yesterday
ihat
fhe
seaman.
wno
lost
his
lire
in
sinning
me
.it
ti
n
u
u
NEWSPAPERMAN
DIES
Charles
St.
Barbe
Succumbs
to
Injuries
Sustained
in
Auto
Accident
VICTORIA,
March
$8:
Chas.
St.
Barbe,
aged
70j
diet?
jat
night
-
j)
as
a
result
of
injuries
received
in
an
automobile
accident
.
'
;
He
came
here
30
years
ago
and
was
well
known,
in
journalistic
circles.
At
one
time
he
was
ed-
iitor
of
the
Province
when
it
was
publihed
as
a
weekly,
He
was
a
native
of
England.
Scottish
Humor
Imported
direct
from
the
Aberdeen
Joke
Factory
ECONOMY
An
Aberdonian
removed
to
house
opposite
a
church
with
clock
and
s-ewped
his
wateh.