Si
i
CliSSIFin
HABIT
Boston
Grill
evtryon
res'
It
you
loa
I
it
you
Una,
.
"i.
whatever
you
neu.
'a.
V,
Kit.
-
.
OET
THE
CLASSIFIED
7,
r,i
XX..
No.
31.
I
Goinir
further
Into
detail,
the
.
...
....
invMtor4
spoke
of
the
recent
bon-
..
.rl
I
Ana
maHrnr
"'
""""
"
r
.
f-nt
house
standing:
Cott-i,
..
a(a
T
i.a
inn
i.
twl
Mines
Ltd.
operating
Sisters
group
out
of
Srltim
h,
Hv,l
K
h!UinKr
mnr
.
UITimillBB.
ill'
hnad
with
a
bottle.
LABOR
WINS
ENGLISH
SEAT
W
commons
vesterdav
when
W.
Bennett
was
elected
in
the
South
jiif.tcr.tca
by-election.
Bennett
ferciwa
11,787
votes
and
S.
See-
Jcy
11,213
and
the
Liberal,
S.
V.
urjuto,
853.
Secretary
V.
V.
Boultbee.
Directors
George
Harrison,
A
dock
300
feet
long
with
a
warWouse
80
by
!10
feet,
a
pum-ping
shed
and
garage
is
to
be
tbuilt.
The
business
will
com
mence
wttp
two
tanks,
one
aguv
barrels
,
capacity
and
the
other
'M)0
barrels.
Everything,
oven
the
truck,
is
to
be
bought
In
Prince
Rujiert.
IXiNmriN
Poi,
T.ni.nr'
The
work
here
is
being
rusneu
famed
another
seat
In
the
house
Lso
that
the
new
company
may
u
nhl
to
cfltar
to
the
fishing
and
other
boats
right
front
the
be
ginning
of
the
season.
The
contract
was
let
this
nwr
nlng
to
Mitchell
&
Currlc
for
the
wharf
and
buildings.
he
I'oint
To
Large
Number
of
Properties
in
Which
Big
ftl
J!
AMSftM
Company
Is
Interested
and
Economy
of
.
ULUI
linrwUIl
in
is
ABOR
GAINS
Mouth
of
Skcena
Site
a
PTpn
pr
A
ft
TO
That
the
neighborhood
of
Prince
Rupert
is
likely
to
bo
location
for
the
coast
smelter
to
be
built
by
the
Con-,
'ated
Mining
&
bmelung
Company
is
the
opinion
.
of
1
f
1
e
1
a
-
n
c
.inner
01
interior
mining
men
wno
arriveu
m
rnnce
ipert
yesterday
and
proceeded
this
morning
south
to
iiicouvor.
It
is
stated
by
them
that
everything
points
.is
part
of
the
coast
as
a
location
.
They
say
that
the
;..
;olidated
.
is
already
interested
in
a
great
many
mines!
,ln
e
interior
aH
we;
ua
on
port.
I
I
I
1
.L,
1L
I
1'
TEN
SEATS
IN
BRITISH
HOUSE
'DON,
Feb.
8.
By-elec-1'icp
the
1W4
Hectton
in
Britain
total
50.
The
gov-
;
nt
won
20,
Labor
19
and
uJ
8.
I.;
muu
v
anai
anu
mis
in
ine
logical
point
where
rail
and
water
meet;
and
it
would
be
accessible
to
all
at
the
least
possible
cost.
They
say
it
would
have
to
be
at
some
point
on
navigable
water
and
on
thn
C.N.K.
main
line.
This
being
a
C.r.R.
eoatrolled
company,
it
would
fit
in
well
with
the
suggested
move
of
the
C.r.R.
to
interest
themselves
in
the
railway
runnhur
into
prince
Bjipert.
The.
probability
is
that
it
would
be
located
at
tiro
mouth
of
the
Skeena
Rivar.
the
Seven
Cedarvale.
'
'
'
This
is
kown
to
have
the
makings
lN
41
iof
a
big
mine
and
is
likely
to
be
M.servatlve
seats
are
vo-
operated
in
a
big
way.
There
are
"r
ugh
deaths
today
of
Col.
'also
four
copper-silver
properties
iM
x
Sport
of
North
Lanark
J
which
they
have
been
developing
Anhur
Dean
Holland
of
Lite-
(Continued
on
page
two.)
Work
to
Commence
at
Once
on
Dock
for
Home
Oil
Distributors
Sum
of
$25,000
to
be
Spent
The
contracts
have
been
let
to
the
Drydock
for
two
pru.s
and
work
on
the
building
is
commencing
at
once
r
the
Home
Oil
Distributors,
the
sum
of
5o,U00
to
be
spent,
and
everything
so
far
as
possible
to
be
purchased
in
nnce
Rupert,
is
the
announcement
made
by
Leslie
.
Martin,
marine,
sales
and
engineering
manager
for
the
lome
Oil
Company
of
Vancouver.
The
company
which
is
coming
here,
Mr.
Martin
-
'states,
is
100
per
cent
Western
I
A
Wren
CAD
MIlDnCD
.Canaolsn.
It
has
for
Its
officers
.uiuitv
i
im
muniiLH
:the
fol.ow,ng:
AT
MONTREAL
TODAY
ft-1
V;
V
xJi5!!:
;
Vice-president
Major
w
Austin
MONTREAL.
Feb.
8.
-Joseph
K't
uim
,
wiiu
wan
injii
vitiiru
iui
hiu
!
Taylor.
n.rdnr
of
Jn.4pnh1nn
T.n
Kftrrlerfi.
!
J
m
hanirod
at
Hordoaux
jail
her
IU,
t
f
.
A.
I
(Jeneral
Manager
II.
G.
Fow
i,..
il.urninir.
t,nauuL
w
fl
luuuui
...
.
n
.
r
"
M
v,cwr
apencer
wiUiip
or
kiiing
the
woman.
rrada
in
I860,
the
late
Mrt.
Meeker
had
lived
continuously
in
Prince
Rupert
since
she
came
here
in
April.
1010.
She
was
a
woman
of
genial
and
kindly
dis
position
and
was
highly
respected
by
many
friends.
She
was
active
in
the
local
Christian
Science
Society
in
which
she
was
reader
for
some
time.
She
also
belonged
to
the
Royal
Neigh-"bors
Society,
ah
auxiliary
to
the
Modern
Woodsmen
of
the
World.
Besides
the
widower,
to
whom
she
had
been
married
for
forty-nine
years,
the
late
Mrs.
Meeker
ill
lmrLUiij
Ha.4
Interviewed
Ministers
ani
Reports
Favorable
Prospects
OTTAWA,
Feb.
8.
Olof
Hanson,
Literal
candidate
fer
Skecna
at
the
next
election,
has
been
here
for
several
days
and
has
already
Interviewed
a
number
of
the
members
of
the
cabinet,
for
the
purpose
of
trying
to
injure
the
government
to
build
floats
for
the
fishermen
at
this
port.
He
has
been
pressing
them
very
hard
and
has
lo
see
them
again
before
a
final
decision
can
be
arrived
at
.
.Mr.
Hanson
refort
the.
Frewhter
Ailoway
in
Distress
favorable
and
is
outlook
very
very
planning
to
stay
on
the
Job
until
he
gets
a
definite
PIONEER
WOMAN
OF
CITY
PASSES
Mrs.
J.
A.
Meeker
Succumbed
Early
This
Morning
After
Many
Months
of
After
a
lengthy
Illness
which
gradually
became
worse
until
recently
no
hope
for
recovery
could
be
entertained,
Mrs.
Nellie
E.
Meeker,
wife
of
John
A.
Meeker,
well
known
pioneer
woman
of
this
city,
passed
away
at
1:20
this
morning
at
her
residence
In
the
Meeker
Block,
Third
Avenue.
Born
at
Pike's
Peak,
Col-
is
survived
by
four
sons:
Glen!
Meeker,
Chicago;
Alfred
Meeker,
I
Seattle;
Vernon
Meeker,
Sioux
I
City,
Iowa,
and
Gilbert
Meeker
of
this
city.
The
son
from
Seattle
will
arrive
in
the
city
from
tho
south
aboard
the
steamer
Prin
cess
Royal
this
afternoon.
To
the,
mourning
family
will
be
extended
the
general
sympathy
of
the
community.
DIED
IN.
ENGLAND
A
I
Perkins
of
the
Caledonia
Hotel,
Port
Essinglon,
today
received
the
sad
news
of
the
death
of
his
mother,
aged
RS,
n
resident
of
Kwex,
England.
DENRY
DIES
DETROIT.
Feb.
8:-Denhy.
former
secretary
Navy,
died
this
morning
aged
02
from
n
heart
attack.
Edwin
of
the
OTTAWA,
Feb.
8:
Sen-ntor
W.
II.
Willoughby
of
Mooec
Jaw
was
elected
Conservative
leader
in
the
Senate
it
wan
announced
this
afternoon
at
the
conclusion
of
a
lengthy
caucus
of
Conservative
Senators.
Four
names
were
pi
need
in
nomination,
J.
A.
Calder
of
Regina,
G.
1).
Robertson
of
OttawH
nnd
Senator
McMenns
of.
Winnipeg
being
the
others.
On
the
first
and
second
ballots
the
last
two
were
eliminated
leaving
Willoughby
nnd
Calder.
The
majority
for
the
winner
was
not
disclosed.
Senator
Willoughby
was
.formerly
Conservative!
leader
in
Saskatchewan
Legislature
He
was
horn
fn'lS&M
nt
Charlestown,
Onl.nm
;
FUNERAL
YESTERDAY
The
funeral
took
place
yesterday
at
Terrace
of
R.
R.
Henderson
of
Usk
who
died
suddenly
there
recently.
The
B.
C.
Undertakers
were
in
charge
of
the
funeral
arrangements.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
FRfDAY.
FEBRUARY
8,
1929
PROMINENT
CANADIANS
GO
ON
AFRICAN
CRUISE
Sir
Douglas,
and
Lady
Huzen
of
Saint
.John,
N.U..
are
here
seen
on
bonrl
the
Duih"s
f
At!
oil
:.t
N
w
W"-k
a
few
minutes
before
the
vessel
sailed
on
a
cruise
to
:-nuth
Ar.kTica.
Airier,
and
the
Mediterranean
ties.
Taken'
in
Tow
When
Near
Rocks
off
he
Coast
of
Alaska
Today
EAMON
DE
VALERA
(JETS
ONE
MONTH
IN
NORTH
IRELAND
BELFAST.
Feb.
8:
Ea-mon
de
Valera
was
sentenced
to
one
months'
imprisonment
today
for
attempting
to
enter
northern
Ireland
in
contravention
of
an
order
of
seven
years
standing.
The
magistrate
said
that
de
Valera
was
really
trying
to
flout
the
law
of
Ulster.
HINDUS
KILLED
IN
RIOTING
LARGE
CABARET
Special
Dlnneri
Thursdays
tad
Baturtky
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
9
to
12.
Dane
Hall
for
Hire
Accoounodatlona
for
Private
Partlaa
Phone
437
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
WW.
RUPERT
THOUGHT
IDEAL
LOCATION
FOR
SMELTER
Mining
Men
of
interior
Think
Consolidated
Will
Build
Their
New
Smelter
Near
Prince
Rupert
To
Spend
Million
and
Half
Between
Prince
wMupert
and
Stewart
A.
J.
Nesbitt
j
President
of
Power
Corporation
of
Canada,
'
Tells
People
of
Montreal
of
Plans
for
Development
MONTREAL,
Feb.
8.
There
is
a
development
pro-an:
of
$1,500,000
on
hand
for
the
development
of
Jiydro-.-.
jclhc
at
Prince
Rupert
and
Stewart,
according
to
an
interview
given
here
to
the
Montreal
Standard
by
A.
J.
Nes-oitt,
head
of
the
firm
of
Nesbitt,
Thompson
&
Company
oi
this
city
and
president
of
Power
Corporation
of
Can-da
.
This
is
part
of
a
huge
program
of
development
for
the
ene
company
amounting
to
$50,000,000.
The
interview
in
the
Standard
follows:
j
"Canada,
from
coast
to
coast,
is
in
a
period
of
indus-
I
trial
development
and
expansion'
j
which
will
far
exceed
anything
tin
the
pat,"
declared
A.
J.
Nes-
bitt,
of
Nesbitt,
Thomson
&
Com-Ipany,
Montreal,
to
a
representat-
live
of
The
Standard,
on
his
re-iturn
to
the
city
from
a
trip
to
the
West,
and
the
Maritime
KINGLEAYING
SOUTH
ENGLAND
LONDON.
Feb.
8.
If
the
As
an
example
of
this
develop-veather
is
favorable,
the
King
will
ment,
both
industrially
and
in
the
hyrdo-electric
field,
Mr.
Nesbitt
declared
the
power
companies,
in
which
the
Power
Corpor-
ttion
of
Canada
of
which
com-
SEATTLE.
Feb.
8.-The
freighter
Ailoway
With
1
lSttl1:
crew
of
42
was
drifting
helplessly
with
disabled
engines
development
program
on
hand
of
in
a
heavv
southeast
eale
300
miles
southwest
01
'Dutch
more
than
$50,000,000.
Harbor
Alaska,
today
radio
messages
reported.
i
This
big
total
includes
the
I
The
freighter
Montauk
reported
that
the
Japanese
rower
Corporation's
new
hvdro
steamer
Yogen
Maru
was
standing
by.
The
Montavk
re-development
at
Bridge
River,
ported
the
Ailoway
out
of
fresh
water
and
the
food
low.
5i5,ooo,ooo,
and
at
Lower
stave
Later
messages
picKed
up
at
tfremerton
said
that
the
Alio-
"
nusKU1'
.vw.vw.
i
way
had
asked
the
Kobe
Maru
for
towage,
saying
that
she
"ll"!!"!
Bf
;
-
t
iiiuil
Liic
i
unci
wv
&
niiuii
1
cw
was
nearing
rocks.
cently
purchased.
$l.500.000
;
the
The
AllOWay
Was
en
route
from
Seattle
to
Japan
to
be
North
Western
Power
Company,
scrapped.
Seven
Sisters
Falls,
a
subsidary
of
the
Winnipeg
Electric
Com
WILLOUGHBY
TORY
LEADER
CAN.
SENATE
pany,
713,000,000;
the
Montreal
TshnH
development,
at
Back
River,
Montreal,
$10,000,000;
East
Koottnty
Power,
$1,000,000,
and
several
"jotherj,
including
the
Bathurst
Power
&
Paper
Company,
which
is
shortly
to
instal
another"
unit.
In
the
industrial
field,
Mi.
Nesbitt
mentioned
the
McColl-Frontenac
Oil
company,
which
will
spend
from
$8,000,000
to
$5,-000,000.
of
which
$1,000,000
is
to
be
spent
In
the
Maritime
provinces.
The
company
has
already
purchased
four
sites
in
St.
John,
N.B.,
for
a
bulk
station
and
service
stations
and
will
build
others
in
other
cities
and
towns
of
the
Maritimes.
In
Northern
Quebec
and
Ontario,
where
the
mines
are
served
by
the
Canada
Northern
Power
Company,
great
develop-
BOMBAY,
Feb.
8.
Six
Hindus
ment
is
taking
place,
particularly
were
killed
in
a
fresh
outbreak
of
at
Rouyn,
Quebec,
and
Kirkland,
the
Pathan-IIindu
rioting
this
Ontario.
morning.
This
is
the
sixth
sue-
"This
is
also
the
case
in
Mani-tessive
day
of
disturbances.
To-
toba
and
British
Columbia,"
says
day's
dead
brought
the
casualties
Mr.
Nesbitt,
"and
we
believe
to
47
dead
and
345
wounded,
ot
tne
development
oi
minerals
ana
whom
many
may
die.
I
precious
metals
in
Canada
is
only
FUNERAL
NOTICE
in
its
infancy
and
will
no
doubt,
surprise
even
the
people
direct!.
nnnnerlMl
with
iht
InHtiJttrv.
Funeral
service
for
the
late
..We
believe,"
concluded
Mr.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Meeker
will
take
Nesbitt,
"that
there
are
greater
place
at
8:80
on
Sunday
after-
possibilities
in
Canada
today
for
noon
in
tne
nayner
iiros.
w-napei,
Rev.
A.
Wilson,
United
Church,
officiating.
j
Remains
will
be
shipped
nt
11
!
o'clock
Monday
morning
to
Stur-
Igess
N.D,
where
burial
will
take'
I
"Mace.
young
men
who
will
work,
and
are
not
afraid
of
work,
than
any
country
of
the
world."
Peck
vs.
Peck
divorce
trial,
February
14,
in
United
Church.
be
taken
to
Craig
well
House,
near
Bognor,
tomorrow
morning.
The
bulletin
this
morning
said:
"A
radiograph
taken
this
morning
confirms
the
clinical
evidence
that
the
condition
of
the
lungs
is
qow
normal."
The
trip
of
leas
than
70
miles
is
expected
to
take
three
hours
in
an
easy-going
ambulance
with
every
provision
against
jolting.
REORGANIZING
BRITISH
FIRM
LONDON,
Feb.
8.
Proposals
fo-
financial
reorganization
of
the
Armstrong
Whitworth's
great
armament
building
firm
are
as
drastic
as
any
that
have
been
made
in
Britain's
heavy
Industries..
No
less
thatf$70,OOO,OOO
in
capital
and
other
losses
will
be
written
off
the
books,
although
the
issued
preferred
and
common
stock
total
only
$60,000,000.
LABOR
LADY
IS
ELECTED
BISHOP
AUCKLAND.
Feb.
8.
Labor
won
its
third
by-election
when
Mrs.
dlora
Hugh
Dalton
was
elected
yesterday
in
the
by-election
of
Bishop
Auckland
over
Conserva-ive
and
Liberal
opponent!.
The
death
of
B.
E.
Spoor,
Labor
candidate,
occasioned
the
elec
tion.
Mrs.
Dalton
is
the
wife
of
Hugh
Dalton,
Labor
member
for
Packham,
London.
Scottish
Humor
Import
JflreJfrojn
tha
Aberdeen
Joke
Factory
LOOKED
LIKE
INK
An
Aberdonian
on
a
visit
to
the
East,
accidently
fell
into
the
Black
Sea
and
was
drowned.
At
the
inquest
it
was
discovered
that
he
had
been
trying
to
fill
hU
fountain
pen.
sS