i5tr
nf
marini.
was
the
building
uovernment
at
Ottawa
took
the
of
fishermen's
floats
at
Princ
attitude
that
Rupert
and
rebuilding
of
the
courts
so
faf
wharf
at
Bella
Coola.
I
had
no
juris
"It
is
a
J
r
ii
it.
will
be
to
reorganise
the
jud
icial
nnd
enforcement
tions
of
the
administration
to
mue
il
more
e.ujt.c
in
dealing
with
law
infractions,
especially
in
connection
with
the
Eighteenth
Amendment.
The
President
will
see
thut
every
effort
Is
put
forth
to
make
the
will
of
the
people,
as
expressed
at
the
poils,
supreme.
STEMRIS
DRIFTING
AT
imim
KETCHIKAN
-SEATTLE,
March
11
The
steamer
Diamond
Lenient,
plying
between
Seattle
and
View
Cove.
Alaska.
In
the
t-ervice
of
the
Pacific
Coast
Steamship
Company,
reported
by
wireless
to
Seattle
at
3:30
this
morning
that
her
steering
apparatus
Mas
disabled
and
that
she
was
drifting
near
Moria
rock,
20
miles
off
Ketchikan.
The
coast
guard
cutter
was
proceeding
to
her
assistance.
Thc
vteamcr
Js
in-no
immediate
danger.
Temporary
repairs
have
.Wen
affected
and
the,
vessel
".
Is
proceeding
for
Ketchikan,
later
advices
said.
is
?
,.E
REFLOATED
AT
licenses
at
all
and
having
bfetl,
w.it
"
innwn
fact
thai
"i"0
L.
requested
by
the
provincial
gov-!
during
uunnir
the
me
past
pi
'-
.
.
,
t..,,,!'
nothing
has
been
obtained
lb,
-any
representative.
.......
.
My
..
purpose
in
..
v,..vov..
which
decision
th
vy
C0UncIl.-
rniineil..
wnicn
decision
fair
VL
Prince
Rupert
regardless
i,K
w.
wlllff
u
K
Kiven
shortly,
they
w
would
v
tvrninTpn
t
u
i
i
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
Creryon
rtd
th
Classified
Ads.
LARGE
CABARET
If
you
lose,
sdverttM
for
it.
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
snd
Saturdays
If
you
find,
tocftU
tb
owner.
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
Wbstover
you
need,
idrertlM
'
,
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Rail
for
Hire
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommodation
for
Private
OUT
THE
CLASSIFIED
MJIT.
Parties
A
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
437
(Vol.
XX.,
No.
57.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
MONDAY,
MARCH
11,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
HANSON
Vatican
to
Have
Own
Rail
Terminal
Under
the
terms
of
the
newly
signed
Papal
Pact,
the
old
St.
Peter's
railway
station
in
Rome
(lower),
will
be
used
by
His
Holi
ness
Pope
Piu.
XI
i
inset)
and
other
officials
of
the
Vatican.
Uie
I
railroad
will
be
extended
and
the
new
track
will
run
directly
into
'the
Vatican
grounds
through
an
entrance
to
be
built
about
the
!old
door
in
the
wall
(top).
The
station
will
probably
be
renamed.
to
Klngley's
Navigation
Company's,
undertake
the
duties
of
State
Until
after
the
general
licenses
as
Appointment
of
Prince
of
Waleil
asRegenL
in
Place
of
the
King
;
'Still
Being
Discussed
in
London
of
party
and
I
think
I
have
don.
j
-
-
Jurisdiction
of
er
Mary's
Island
Section
which
is
expected
in
May.
He,
therefore,
Wi
be
KinT1
t
hii'
Suit
1
Fsaw
ailitne
province,
shoJid
the
pri7;SufdS.u"d2h.r
near
unable
to
dissolve
parliament
himself
and
the
council
of
council
aeciue,
u.
u.c
nrternoon
after
the
IS
unauie
iu
uu
the
mlnUters
both
Individually
on
Sunday
state
recently
appointea
.
tCA
"hIm'Sv.
.na
was
assured
have
done,
that
the
matter
is
;
cn;
;
Vancouver
DrydocK
Salvage
Co.
s
VVtSVWfcS
-J
f
-
various
matters
nffprllntr
tirely
within
the
jurisdiction
01
,
boast8
hfuJ
listened
her
A
1113
Ubiiii)
The
Dominion
government
was
confronted
once
before
with
the
mu'sHon
of
the
monopoly
of
can-
neries
In
Ilrltish
Columbia
and
has
!.
taken
a
decided
stand
that
no
sucn
monopoly
shall
be
created
or
can
exist.
of
800
14
LIVES
LOST
"Among
the
matters
discussed)
HONGKONG.
March
11
and
pressed
at
Ottawa
was
the
j
Fourteen
lives
were
lost
in
a
fire
this
port
equal
to
any
on
the
coast
j
Hotel,
in
the
heart
oT
the
British
and
I
am
satisfied
that
shortly
section,
here
today,
action
will
be
taken.
The
ques-l
The
dead
Included
two
Euro-inn
will
come
before
the
light-.peans,
a
man
and
a
woman,
a
Unl-
house
board
within
a
few
wee'Js.
ted
States
sailor
and
a
Japanese
"There
are
other
matters
vitally
woman
and
four
Chinese.
Six
affecting
Prince
Rupert
which
are
other
bodies
were
found.
A
Mrs.
how
before
the
ministers
and
I
,
Robertson
jumped
from
the
fourth
hope
from
time
to
time,
to
make,
floor
to
the
ground
and
was
killed
satisfactory
reports
In
regard
to;
instantly.
Her
husband
is
miss-them."
lnK
LONDON,
March
11.
The
Mail
this
morning
says
the
possibility
of
appointing
the
Prince
of
Wales
regent
to
act
fnr
hi
fntVipr
is
beintr
discussed.
The
complicated
con-
M
A
DV
IQl
A
MIS
stitutional
position
resulting
from
the
long
illness
of
King
lliilft
I
IjLiHnif
George
is
said
to
be
the
reason.
j
London
newsnaners
sav
it
is
clear
His
Majesty,
11
'although
his
progress
is
being
maintained,
will
not
be
able
X.r?
,
.h,
.
rs,
-m.
to
rr,"
s
"
anclicans
meeting
i
:.XS4Vu
ttZX
SS&SS'"1
"
,CMt
,n'"VL.
.
TORONTO
SEPTEMBER,
wnari,
wouiureccivoimmcuiaieuvv
f
,u
irnvB,nmpnt,'
u
ff
,.
tention.
"Subsequently
I
left
for
Montreal
on
business
on
the
promise
of
the
ministers
that
the
estimates
would
go
In
the
main
budget.
DUNNING
LAID
UP
WITH
APPENDICITIS
OTTAWA.
March
11.
Hon.
C.
A.
Dunning
was
confined
to
his
home
throunh
illness
over
the
week-end
and
for
a
time
it
was
feared
that
he
was
threatened
with
appendicitis.
His
condition,
however,
is
Improved
and
It
Is
expected
that
he
will
be
back
In
the
house
In
a
day
or
two.
illU
C1--
i
i.
Mm
.mm
i
!
m
m
f
.
FIREHONGKONG;
r
TfinnNTO.
March
11.
Word
.....
.-.I
r..
Drilnin
I
I
that
Toronto
will
be
the
place
of
meeting
for
the
Anglican
International
conference
in
September.
,
Clergymen
from
the
British
Isles
TORONTO
8TO0KR'
(
('
(Courtesy
S.
D".
Johnston
Co.)
Big
Missouri,
1.71.
Falcon
Bridge,
12.50.
Hudson
Bay
Mining,
21.25.
Intl.
Nickel,
60.75.
Mandy,
1.55.
Sudbury
Basin,
11.40.
Sherrttt-Gordon,
0.75.
Teck
Hughes.
9.50.
Ventures,
9.50.
AT
OTTAWA
ENGLAND
IS
DISCUSSING
REGENCY
OF
PRINCE
OF
WALES
Olof
Hanson
Returns
and
Reports
Work
He
Did
at
Ottawa
Regard?
Prince
Rupert
and
the
District
Quite
enthused
over
the
result-
of
his
trip
to
Ottawa,
Olot
Hanson
returned
yesterday
from
a
prolonged
visit
to
the
capital,
where
he
went
to
take
up
matters
with
the
gov
ernment
in
regard
to
lJrince
Kupert
and
the
bkeena
riding.
He
did
more
than
lay
his
case
before
the
ministers-
He
stayed
with
the
job
and
kept
up
the
barrage
until
he
obtained
action.
The
result
was
that
a
number
of
amounts
were
placed
in
the
estimates
and
others
will
be
announced
either
in
the
supplementary
estimates
or
in
some
other
manner.
Following
are
the
sums
placed
m
the
estimates
for
this
district:
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
floats,
$16,000.
Digby
IslandRepairs
to
float
approach,
$5700.
Digby
Island
breakwater,
$2800.
New
Massett
Wharf
repairs;
$2500.
Alice-Arm
Wharf
repairs,
$1600.
Bella
CoolaWharf
repairs;
$10,000.
Buckley
Bay
Improvements
to
ferry
slip,
$4000.
Port
Essington
Renewal
of
float,
$4100;
Stewart
wharf,
$5000.
.....
.
The
placing
of
these
amounts"
."
.
'
,
i
in
the
estimates
this
year
Is
par
There
are
other
matters
now
un-
tlcularly
pleasing
to
Mr.
Hanson
pr
consideration
by
:
the,,
govern-
j
localise
far
the
past
two
years
no
rnent
which
may
be.
included
in
i
results
In
this
direction
have
been
the
supplementary
ealimates.
It
attained.
Seen
by
a
Dally
News
may
be
jme'
time
before
-all
the:
representative
last
evening
Mr.
matter!
taken
up
will
be
reported!
!
Hanson
sa
id
:
:
on,
but
'the
people
L$keena
ridnjj
i
"Immediately
I
received
the
can
rt
assured
that
.
I
look
up
,
w
.141
ftltiitim
thnlH
f
IntlS
FA.
I
nomination
last
November
I
as-
,
Pertained
that
certain
cabinet
i15.
v
I
ministers
were
meeting
at
Vic-
m
assured
by
the
minis
era
that.
oria
and
I
immediately
wont;
wiinm
w
-,
outh
and
took
up
with
them
a,q"-sU
will
be
met
j
number
of
the
needs
of
the
north.
':
"There
appears
to
be
consider-.!
I
interviewed
all
the
ministers
able
misunderstanding,"
Mr.
I
'here
Shortly
afterwards
1
Hanson
said,
"in
regard
to
the
at-:
learned
that
Dr.
King
was
to
at-
tltude
of
the
Dominion
govern-j
tend
the
convention
at
Vancouver.
'ment
toward
cannery
licenses.
Iti
50
I
made
a
second
trip
to
take
up
appears
from
the
newspaper
re-!
the
matters
with
him.
It
was
atijrt
that
the
government
will
not
hi3
suggestion
I
went
to
Ottawa.
,
iMue
any
more
licenses
'
to
can-where
he
promised,
to
Introduce;
neriea
and
that
certain
areas
,
mc
to
the
various
ministers
con-
would
be
created
throuehoiit
the'
corned.
I
took
that
advice
and
Salmon
fishing
grounds
'which
went
to
Ottawa
at
the
beginning
would
unquestionably
create
a'
of
the
session
und
among
the
first
monopoly.
I
am
absolutely
op-;
nn
with
the
mln-lnosed
to
any
monopoly.
The-
:
.
WILL
REORGANIZE
LAW
ENFORCEMENT
FORCES
IN
STATES
WASHINGTON,
Mar
11:
One
of
the
first
steps
to
betaken
by
President
lioover
ALASKASEEKS
ADVICE
REGARD
THE
FISHERIES
torial
Legislature
to
Visit
Them
Soon
JUNEAU,
March
11.
The
house
sent
a
unanimous
invitation
to
Henry
O'Malley,
commissioner
of
fisheries
for
the
United
States,
to
visit
Juneau
at
hti
earliest
convenience
and
confer
with
the
legislature
In
regard
to
legislation
which
might
be
bene-j
fu
ial
for
the
preservation
of
the
jkalmon
fisheries
of
the
territory;
Battle
is
Pending
in
Mexico
Between
Forces
Government-Rebels
I
NEW
YORK,
March
11.
The
opening
of
the
second
'week
of
the
Mexican
revolution
found
the
government
and
rebel
forces
converging
rapidly,
with
the
likelihood
of
a
decisive
clash
in
the
region
of
Torreon,
where
General
Escobar,
rebel
commander-in-chief,
is
concentrating
i
heavy
forces.
Ex-President
Calles,
leading
a
body
of
picked
men
estimated
at
18,000,
was
proceeding
toward
Torreon
confident
of
being
able
to
rout
the
enemy.
The
result
of
the
pending
battte
-will
be
keenly
awaited
here
and
elsewhere
through-,
out
the
continent.
EXPECTING
TQ
JOIN
WORLD
COURT
GENEVA,
Mar.
11.
There
are
manifestations
in
high
places
here
that
It
is
expected
the
United
States
to
enter
the"
world
court'
It
is
considered
that
such
action
would
add
much
to
its
prestige
and
would
be
'
a
considerable
step
toward
wqrld
peace.
DOWNTOWN
LOTS
SOLD
C.
II.
Orme
Acquires
Third
'
Avenue
Corner
From
P.
Rurns
Two
lots
and
a
fraction
of
a
third
on
the
southwest
corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
Fulton
Street
adjoining
the
Capitol
Theatre
have
been
purchased
from
P.
Hums
Co.,
Ltd.,
by
C.
H.
Orme,
pioneer
druggist
of
this
city,
the
price
not
be
ing
announced.
This
is
one
of
the
most
important
deals
in
downtown
realty
that
has
been
trannacted
for
some
lime.
It
is
Mr.
Orme's
intention
to
hold
the
property
in
the
meantime
and
he
may
later
build.
The
lots
are
already
occupied
by
a
one-story
business
block
containing
the
stores
of
the
Federal
News
Co.,
W.
II.
Sherman
Jr.,
and
Steve
King.
PLANE
STALLED
NEAR
VICTORIA
Landed
In
Plowed
Field
at
Cedar
Hill
and
Occupants
Injured
VICTORIA,
March
11.
The
engine
of
a
moth
plane
of
the
Victoria
Aero
Club
stalled
when
fly-
nnd
various
parts
of
the
United
jjcnry
O'Malley
Invited
by
Terrl
lng
a
considerable
height
and
A.
States
and
Canada
will
'attend.
W.
Carter,
local
aviator,
made
a
forced
landing
in
a
ploughed
field
at
Cedar
Hill.
As
a
result,
the
plane
was
wrecked
and
Carter
and
F.
C.
Aiken,
student
aviator,
were
severely
injured
and
both
were
taken
to
the
hospital.
The
plane
landed
nose
first.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
'
VANCOUVER,
'
March
11:
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
local
exchange
today
at
$1.27.
GARSCOLLIDED
One
'ATVANCOUVER
Killed
and
Four
Injured
When
Interurban
and
Aii
to
Meet'
VANCOUVER,
Mar..ll:-When
a
H.
.
3Iectlc,
ftaway.
Interurban
car
nd
an.aipmqblje
collided;
a.t
Fourth
.Avenue
.prossjng
.
,on
,Sunday
afternoon
Mrs.
J...T.
Cleroux
of
Qden
Avenue
was,
killed
and
four
others
Injured;'
A.
Rogers,
mbto'rman
on
'the
tram,
was
arrested
on
a
technical
charge
of
manslaughter.
Ho
was
released
on
a
?5,000
ball.
Alexander
Stevens
driver
of
the
auto
was
uninjured.
The
injured
were
J.
T.
Gleroux,
husband
of
the
dead
woman.
Mrs.
i
J.
M.
Kerr
and
Mrs.
Catherine
Stevens.
AUTO
ACCIDENT
VICTORIA
YESTERDAY
VICTORIA,
March
11.
When
an
automobile
in
which
they
were
riding
sideswiped
a
telephone
pole
on
Richmond
Avenue
last
night,
Jack
Turton
of
Victoria
was
almost
instantly
killed
and
Waibert
Kettle
and
Thomas
Wood
suffered
injuries
necessitating
their
removal
to
hospital.
Scottish
Humor
Imported
direct
from
the
Aberdeen
Joke
Factory
WONDERFUL
GLASGOW
While
engaged
filling
dp
his
pipe
in
Argyle
Street
the
other
j
day
an
Aberdonian
was
approach
ed
by
a
boy
with:
"Matches,
sirT"
The
Aberdonian
took
a
box,
opened
it,
took
out
a
match,
lighted
his
pipe,
and
handed
the
box
back
to
the
bov
with
the
remark:
i
"Thank
yee,
my
latfG3c4'J(
wonTf(.fcl!l
MTiW,
SOCIALISM
Tarn:
"What's
Socialism,
Weel-umT"
Weelum:
"Socialism
oh,
It's
julst
share
and
share
alike."
Tarn:
"D'ye
believe
in
it?"
Weelum:
"Me,
no!
It's
only
for
fowk
that
have
nae
money
o
thelr
ain."
I
if