1
1.
Today
Prince
Rupert
takes
another
step
forward.
It
.
.
:
.1.
Vi
can
jnn
Thin
hnnt.
llOri
10
me
CaiinUIIBB
UUUIIS
srvc...
make
three
trips
a
weok
and
wi)l
thus
establish
the
'(us
of
that
local
servite
which
the
Board
of
Trade.
for
so
"TTkftaUit.i
Jan
I
HI
t
to
l.i.
at
many
years
been
trj'ing
to
secure
for
the
port.
EUROPESWEPT
ilSOPPOSEDTU
BY
TEMPESTS;
IMMIGRATION
VimiImt
of
StMmen
Ixt
Their
Lives
in
Storm;
Snow-in
England
N
DON,
Jan.
17.
Galei
ht
snowfalls
iu
iy
returned
a
verdict
of
in
all
of
1S1
counts.
Sen-will
be
pronounced
tomor-
BRITAIN
DENIES
ANY
.
.
PART
IN
AFGHANISTAN
Ioniion,
Jan.
17.
Denial
made
in
British
officjal
"le
of
the
comment
In
GermAn
'
'I
other
continental
press
im-
l
1
''inir
Britain
in
tht
downfall
1
Kinjr
Amanullflh
of
Afghan-
tan.
Resolutions
Passed
by
United
Farmers
of
Alberta
EDMONTON.
Jan.
IT.
Dia-j
continuation
of
present
Dominion
irv
and
the
dlver-l
pinK
th.
northwestern
coast!
ion
rf
fte
money
now
Mug
Ipnt
rtanneis
leading
to
the
im-i
t
i7ytor-i
1
i
a
deaths
'Tkii
Ub
the
interior,
.
.
.
.t-tn
of
Can-
uffered
fraih
'
heavy
fall
V..
present
nnnul.tion
population
were
ii.
17
'urired
by
a
convention
of
the
Unl-
ted
Fanners
of
Aioeaa
yeswr-
of
.
"Hook
of
0,'d"
J'
Llution.
quoting
the"
ejist-i
"
when
apparently
perished
,,mlinn
.chemes
as
to
aid
a
vewol
and
not
ln
thc
he
Swedish
schooner
JtS"
ost
with
her
crew
of
three
fv
,utiong
mended,
i
.,.
Standlnavian
coast.
L
'
.
,
vnun-
Canadians
Britain
escaped
with
WINNIPEG
MEN
ARE
GUILTY
OF
FRAUD
WINVll'KG.
Jan.
17.
W.
T.
"'I
I'.
11.
Alexander
were
found
i
Itv
today
of
charges
of
fraud
'"I
onspiracy
in
connection
with
"
at
West
Permanent
Loan
Co
ana
me
-
--
.
M
is
accorded
the
British
immigrant
trays.
W.
V0OO
was
re-el-"""
president.
THU
WHATHHR
Prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
temperature
40.
Haysport
Clowdy.
calm.
Port
Simpson
Cloudy.
calm.
38.
calm,
38.
llMelton
Cloudy,
windy.
28.
amllliara
Tlmldv.
CSlHI.
26.
Burns
Lke
Cloudy,
calm,
17.
Trrsfce
Calm,
cloudy,
32.
Roaawood
Cloudy,
calm,
32.
aii.o
Arm
I'alnlnir
windy.
32.
A
nyox
Cloudy,
calm,
32.
Stewart
Foggy,
calm,
33.
Atlln
Cloudy,
calm.
32.
Whitehorse
Snowing,
light
rewind.
18;
3
inches
new
snow.
Selkirk
Part
Cloudy,
calm,
9;
2
inchea
new
snow.
Dawson
Part
cloudy,
calm,
8
below.
Bayvley;
.
9,
.
I
,
.
.
Big
MiwJrf.'
iw
t.m
;
Cork
Province,
SI,
31
'
Dunweil.
19.
Nil.
Duthie,
SS,
70.
Reorge
Copper.
8.75,
9.00.
Georgia
River,
S8.
40.
Gladstone.
11.
12.
Golcoada.
Nil.
1.00.
Grandrfew,
764,
77
Vi.
Independence.
18,
Nil.
Indian,
Nil,
10.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke.
SS,
37.
Kootenay
Florence,
28,
28
Vi.
Kootenay
King,
4A.
48.
L.
&
I.
6H.
7.
Lakeview.
2.
2Vi.
Lucky
Jim,
264.
26
Vi.
Marmot
Metals,
9,
9'4.
Marmot
Gold,
9,
9V4.
Morten
Woolsey,
5'-.
6.
National
Silver,
24
V,
25.
Noble
Five,
77.
77
ft.
Pend
Oreille.
1.75.
1S.00.
Porter
Idaho.
71,
77.
Premier,
2.1S,.2Jft.
,
,
Reeves
McDonald,
3.58,
3.50.
Rufas
ArxenU,
IS,
39.
Rath
Hef4,
TiWB.
;
,
SUrer
Crest.
IS,
13',.
Silverado,
NHif
1.30.
Silversrnlth,
10,
NR.
Sicca
n
King.
5,
5.
SnowfUke,
30,
40.
Suntoch.
8.90.
4.20.
Terminus,
Nil.
lSVi.
Tople
Richfield,
59
Vi.
60.
Toric,
2.00,
2.26.
Iiitewater,
1.36,
1.40.
Woodbine,
Nil,
5.
Eastern
Stock
NoiUBda,
02.70,
Nil.
Oils
f'Fabywn.
4Yi,
IYa.
DEATHS
FROM
FLYING
,
BETTER
TODAY
;!
iiounced
by
Richard
Gosse.
general
manager
of
the!
London,
Jan.
17.
King
.
Packers,
Ltd.,
that
an
office
will
be
opened
in
this
Physicians
today
issued
!
,y
his
company
to
take
aire
of
the
business
operations
V&
LlZ
!u.
district
m
a
more
direct
manner
and
connected
..,,
...
....,.,,
tj.u
ARE
RATHER
NUMEROUS
OTTAWA.
Jan.
17.
Seventeen
persons
were
killed
in
flying
accidents
in
Canada
during
1923,
the
department
of
national
defence
timed,
rourieen
were
Killed
in
commercial
flying,
others
In
fly-ng
club
machines,
and
sixteen
leriousty
injured.
FUNERAL
NOTICE
'he
Pf-eaoyterian
Church
row
afternoon
at
2:30.
Voting
opened
briskly
in
the
c:v,r
election
today
and.
up
to
11
o'ciocfc
s
total
of
1
10
votes
had
been
cast
Judging
from
the
err'y
"ntcrest
that
was
taken
in
ihe
poll
it
is
possible
that
a
"Wr
vnt
mr.y
be
takin
than
list
year
when
a
total
of
9)5
bal-M"
were
cast.
Weather
has
been
-onducivc
t"
getting
out
the
ite
and,
anvnjr
those
who
ast
s"'ts
this
morning,
were
not-id
quit
a
number
of
"-nawa.
'r'or-'iit
a
tfs'ial.
centrea
in
contest
tietween
j
this
office
will
be
a
purchasing
agent
who
will
buy
next
bulletin
win
be
issued
on
'',c
""tj
mnyornKy
implies
for
their
various
canneries
in
Prince
Rup-'FriUy
evening."
'..'"Vu'
.
if
us
ioiiowmg
out
tne
poncy
set
oy
me
aunnysuie
",rc
ui
w"
.,,ry
for
the
part
numlr
of
year,.
F.
D.
Mathers!-'
-u-jjg
Ik-
in
charge
of
the
office
here.
i,iciani
a
de8Cribed
his
coadi
(
(inimenting
upon
this
move
by
the
company,
Mr.
:tion
as
eatiafactoy.
:
(II
said
that
strong
representations
had
been
made
Dy
,.
.
1
.
if
ri
t
i
J
the
the
businessmen
of
Prince
Rupert
regarding
STOCK
OliOTATIONS
01
TA
lt...1..un
..L.n
(linill
ntr
01
Dusiness
witnin
uiinrict
iuinuex
,
wucic
wsu
,
1
I
A
i
1
.tii.ns
were
carried
on,
anu,
as
a
resuu.
01
ineee
rejr-
(Ovuru-sy
of
B.
D
.oifiMii
Ce
.
LU4
"Utitm
rl
hprp".
tfe
office
is
to.ty
ouppliesj,
gt
1
T1
1
1
1
.
.
I
n
.1Ann
AO
11
4
llA
u
dt-
ii.
i.
racKers
nas
huuul
a
uuicn
wnntnw
...
id
ami
the
business
in
connection
with
these
is
voru
In
order
to
properly
cater
to
it
a
power
boat
Willi
!t
on
by
local
interests,
it
is
understood,
to
ply
out
of
j
McMorri
c
and
Ex-
-A
!
f
1(
I
Mnrdic
nppenrs
to
be
still
tft
favorite
to
win.
Both
candidates
have
been
in
resrolar
attendance
at
the
poll
throughout
thc
day
and
have
spent
a
good
n:rt
of
the
time
chattimr
plsantly
with
each
other
The
voting
opened
at
8
a,ro
and
will
ckwe
tt
8
.m.
Within
irrVayAl
after
the
dosing,
V1aj4felt
f
th
rrwyoraltj-
vote
isnoum
De
Known,
mere
is
con-fdf
rable
sfiecularion
as
to
which
fer
of
the
nine'
aldermanic
can-'didates
wll
'be
successful.
It
is
freely
predicted
that
C.
H.
Orme
wiH
bead'
the
poll;
Before
ten
iO'cleck
tne
alderroen-elect
should
!be
known.
I
.
EIrnest
Unwin
is
presiding
of-
ifictr
at
the
poll
and
I
a
re
I
t.
A
CliSSlFjEyjABlT
Boston
Grill
l
,
yone
rad!
tb
Classified
Ada.
KtnOE
CAIIAKET
I
j
.u
lose,
aojverttoe
for
it.
Special
Dlnneri
Thursday!
and
find,
locate
the
owner.
Saturday!
c
y.ru
Dancing
evrr
Saturday
nljht
Whatever
you
seed,
advertise
for
It
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommodation!
for
Private
(JIT
TUB
IXASSIHEU
IIAIIIT,
Partlei
Phone
457
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
N
.
No.
12.
PIUNCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
THURSDAY,
JANUARY
17,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
RY
CONCER
OPENS
NERAL
BOOTH
TO
BE
OUSTED
AND
SUCCESSOR
CHOSEN
B.C.
Packers
Opening
Office
in
Prince
Rupert
for
the
Conduct
of
Business
and
Purchase
of
Supplies
Miuiircement
Made
of
Important
Move
by
Gosbc,
President
of
the
Company,
Who
Is
Now
in
the
City
i!ichard!KING
GEORGE
!
BRISK
VOTING
!
NOTED
TODAY
Un
to
11
O'clock
lid
Ballots
Had
Itoon
fo.
in
f'lvlr.
Flo-1
inn
GENERAL
BRAMWELL
BOOTH
The
t
i
rtri
i
ju-re
in
ihi
picture
is
the
head
of
the
Salvation
Army
who
is
a.sked
to
step
down
and
a
s-ucre.isor
ti
whom
will
be
appointed
probably
tomorrow,
it
is
nr.noum-i'd
that
the
aged
gen-eial
will
dyh
ih.
:i-
v
nr-
vment
tn
the
err!
On
the
left
is
Mr.
I:r.imw..-ll
Itoolh.
wife
of
the
gen-crttl
and
to
the
icit
Commander
Evangeline
itooth.
FAMOUS
PLAYER
STUDIO
BURNED
HOLLYWOOD.
Cal..
Jan.
17.
The
stage
just
completed
for
the
production
of
sound
pictures
at
the
Pa
amount
Famous
Play-
deputies
era
studio
here
at
a
cost
of
more
McLeed.
W.
D.
Vance
than
$1,000,000
was
destroyed
by
and
W.
H.
Wilson
Murray.
Scrut-
a
fire
of
mysterious
origin
last
1
nee
re
are
as
follows:
night.'
The
actual
loss
was
about
For
MeMordie
H.
L.
Landry.
$150,000.
Malcolm
McLeod
and
W.
A.
Bird.
For
Stephens
David
Douglas,
N.
W.
Prisgle
and
W.
W.
Wright
For
Trades
&
Labor
Council
R.
Wiggins
and
R.
Caraven.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
FOCH
IMPROVING
PARIS,
Jan.
17:
Marshal
Ferdinand
Foch's
physicians
issued
a
bulletin
this
morning
morning
saying
saying
that
mat
tieularly
purse
seines,
have
been
for
canning-
purposes
will
be
per
General
Booth
Declared
Unfit
For
Position
and
Another
to
he
Elected
Aged
General
Says
He
Will
Defend
Position
to
Last
and
Nothing
Will
Induce
Him
to
Resign
Sacred
Trust
SUNBURY,
England,
Jan.
17.
General
Bramwell
Booth,
commander-in-chief
of
the
Salvation
Army,
was
adjudicated
unfit
to
continue
in
that
office
by
the
high
council
of
the
Army
here
last
night
by
a
vote
of
55
to
8.
LONDON,
Jan.
17.
It
was
assumed
today
that
to-
fVlQ
i
i,
..--n
nf
tho
Solvation
Av
wmiM
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
17.
Wheat
the
slight
improvement
noted
I
T
"
i
Z
iT
r,:
h
the
the
last
three
uuav
a.
auicsaux
cu
vjciidai
uuuineu
uuuui.
ruic-
HM
quoted
on
local
exchange
during
days
contra-!
today
at
$12.
luea.
Imost
among
those
suggested
are
Commander
Evangeline
tanners
Ask
Changes
in
risking
Regulations
on
Coast
in
Order
to
.
rrr
-!
"
Booth,
his
sister,
who
heads
the
Army
in
the
United
'States,
and
Commissioner
Edward
-
"
J.
Higgin
of
the
London
Army,
i
chief
of
the
staff
of
generals.
'The
next
move
is
eagerly
awaited.
The
Daily
Mail
quoted
General
!
Booth
as
saying
:
"I
have
not
much
I
money,
money,
but
out
I
i
will
win
spend
Bwnu
what
wnv
fx
J'g
fw
mnrmlP
InnmrrV
Q
I
OnniTIOTI
have
in
defending
my
position
Nothing
will
induce
me
to
resign
.
,
.
,
from
the
position
I
occupy.
It
-mrnnr
OTTAWA,
Jan.
t
17.
m
Seeking
o
i-
a
solution
to
the
problem
w
and
i.
,
.Hcred
trust
imrosed
oT
the
intensive
competition
and
the
cost
of
production
of
0n
me
by
my
father
and
it
is
not;
Vancouver,
j.n.
.
17.
The
COMMODORE
OF
FLEET
FOR
B.
C.
PACKERS
provided
than
i
necessary.
These
mltted
only
if
fish
is
gutted
and!
condltiona
are
making
the
cost
of
packed
in
boxes
with
ice.
Fur-!
J-
fiela
Strung,
for
many
years
production
too
high
and
it
is
ther
with
similar
objects
that
the
manager
of
Sunnyside
cannery,
claimed
lhv
ai
not
in
th
inter.
nf
fuh
narkora
In
connection
first
for
the
Gosse-Millard
Co.
egation
wtll
urge
is
a-limitation'
the
over-exploitation
of
the
coast
He
will
have
direct
charge
of
the
inir
areas
alone
the
lines
that
ex-
more
tutnneiy
licenses,
Hon.
isted
before
the
appointment
ofL.
Howe
has
announced,
the
Duff
fisheries
commission.
In
view
of
the
fact
that
the
au-Also
with
a
view
not
only
to
pre-'preme
court
of
Canada
ruled
that
venting
too
many
seines
being
used
in
a
particular
area,
but
also
to
The
funeral
service
of
the
late
assure
nothing
but
the
first
qual-'ohn
Sim
will
be
conducted
at
ity
of
canned
salmon,
they
will
company
repair
Fraser
River.
shops
on
the
ENGLISH
CUP
SOQCER
the
provincial
government
only
iaiimuuin,
jan.
it
:
in
repiay-has
power
to
issue
cannery
ed
third
round
games
of
English
licenses
the
ruling
is
now
on
ap-
Cup
football
today
Clapton
Orient
real
to
the
privv
council
the
an-
defeated
Southampton
two
to
one
tomor-'
probably
urge
that
the
transfer
of
nouncement
is
regarded
as
highly
and
Northampton
and
12
salmon
from
one
aren
to
another
I
significant.
played
a
two
all
draw.
BOGGS
CAUSED
KAYE'S
DEATH
Coroner's
Jury
Says
Rate
of
Speed
of
Car
Was
Excessive
Pnnifif!
rnnst
nnnnflr
os
nnri
thp
hitr
ier
atanc
nnl
ol
tlie
for
me
to
lay
it
down,
t
should
eoron.
rs
jury
ycsieraay
mviwii
canned
products,
a
delegation
representing
the
salmon
be
a
coward,
worse
than
a
coward,
cannors
of
British
Columbia
will
wait
upon
Hon.
P.
A.
sk""k-,f
I'ITuwl"
is
bit
of
and
I
won
t.
n
j
ii
i.
i
t-
l
a
rumpus,
Cardin
the
first
week
in
February.
A
department
bulletin
said
yesterday
in
part:
"The
ririn
QTBAMPTn
DC
canners'
difficulty
is
that
on
account
of
the
competition
".r"'"""-1"
amonc:
themselves
too
many
canneries
have
been
b,uut
and
more
fishing
equipment,
par-
eU
of
the
fishermen
them-
with
seine
boats
be
prohibited."
and
later
the
Goase
Packing
Co..
rcimnp
inp
selves."
!
VICTORIA.
Jan.
17.
The
pro-
has
been
appointed
commodore
of
IVlAlN
I
LbK!IlUo
ilKh
"What
it
i
understood
the
dei-
vWIhI
irovernment.
alarmed
over
the
fleet
of
the
U.
U
I'acKing
t-o
grited
the
death
of
Edward
Kaye.
killed
on
Sunday
while
returning
home
from
work
when
he
was
struck
by
an
automobile
being
driven
by
Theodore
Boggs.
The
verdict
stated
that
the
car
whs
being
driven
at
an
excessive
rate
of
speed
and
added
"we
hold
the
same
Theodore
Boggs
responsible
for
the
death
of
the
deceased."
Bogxs
surrendered
to
the
police
on
Monday
and
Is
charged
with
manslaughter."
DEAD
FROM
INFLUENZA
In
.the
number
of
oanneritw
-and
Kalmon
fisheries,
has
requested
many
ooaw
oprmmu
i
m(
a
division
of
the
coast
Into
fish-
i
the
federal
government
to
issue
no
pany
along
the
coast
and
also
the
Ten
Per
Cent
of
Population
Sue-
S.
cum
bed
to
Epidemic,
Arch
deacon
Says
TORONTO,
Jan.
17.
Approximately
10
per
cent
of
the
Eskimo
population
lost
their
lives
In
tho
influensa
epidemic
which
swept
the
MHcHenxie
River
district
last
Mill
wall
July,
according
to
Archdeacon
W.
A.
Geddes,
now
in
Toronto.