The
Wise
Man
Boston
Grill
The
wise
man
reads
the
classified
advertisements
LA
ROE
CABARET
and
uses
Special
Dinners
Thuridtyi
and
Saturdtj
them
whenever
he
needs
to
sell
Dandnf
Every
Saturday
Mjlit,
S
to
11
or
buy,
or
rent,
to
nd
lost
Dance
Hall
(or
HLrt
poods
or
to
get
a
j
AcoommodaUons
(or
Private
Partkja
v
'
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PHONE
457
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XX
.
No.
117.
1
PRINCE
RUPERT,
R.
C,
TUESDAY,
MAY
21,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
1
V
i
WRB
ROS
MANY
Three
Hundred
Candidates
More
in
Great
Britain
Than
in
Any
Previous
Election
LONDON,
May
21.
The
total
number
of
candidates
nominated
yesterday
was
1728,
as
compared
with
1428
in
1924.
The
Conservatives
have
596
candidates,
compared
with
536
in
1924.
Labor
has
571,
as
compared
with
514,
and
the
Liberals
have
514,
as
compared
with
344.
The
Communists
have
26,
as
compared
with
eight,
and
the
In-j
dependents
21,
against
26.
i
There
will
be
489
triangular,
and
33
four-cornered
fights.
Seven
have
been
elected
by
acclamation.
.
.
LONDON.
May
21.
Captain
H.1
I).
King,
of
Pttddingtoa
South
SUES
TUNNEY
FOR
DAMAGES
HALF
MILLION'
Hurt
Balm
Sought
by
Connecticut
Widow
From.
Former
NCharo-plon
Boxer
1
j
I
IUDCEPORT.
Conn
.
.
May
21
T
t.tmm
J.
(Gene)
Tunney.
re-
1
i.avyweijiht
boxlnir
-
is
named
defendant
in
.
a
,..n
ooo
breach
of
tretme
f
uil
i
hr
re
todwy
by
Mrt.
Katharine
.
I
ngarty.
SO
years
of
air-,
"f
iitv,
and
of
Fort
Worth,
To
BALDWIN
PARTY
IS
IN
DANGER
lack
of
Definite
Policy
and
Both-trmere
Pres
Pessimism
Is
Against
Them
'"WON,
May
21
Thr
V--
attitude
of
the
Mother
'
;
i
i
toward
the
Baldwin
t
n
mc-nt
is
having
a
bad
cffeit
he
chances
of
the
return
of
ti.tcrvative
party
and
there
'
"ng
feeling
that
if
they
re-
n
ornce
arter
tne
elections
li
be
by
grace
of
the
Lib
f
'
definite
policy
set
forth
by
'
Sconce
it
the
only
one
be-r
'
he
electorate
and
that,
party
'"'
to
make
considerable
Rain
'
trength
at
the
polls
next
it
if
thought
here.
ASKS
INQUIRY
INTO
CONDITION
PENITENTIARIES
OTTAWA,
May
21.
Senator
J.
()
TV
lor
of
KW
Wstminster
fi
R
A'.
n
notice
that
he
will
"call
c
"1
inn
to
maladministration
the
Apartment
of
justlce".and
will
ur"
whether
or
not
the
govern-
ill
direct
an
investigation
triiss
'Ke
Keep
of
the
C.N.R.
in
"''ration
department
with
head
uarters
in
irin
r?,.
,rrlvu1
1.1
.,
-
...'..
nty
r
from
the
Interior
1
on
day
afternoon's
train
in
the
(l'
nne
of
his
regular
trips
hl
line
on
official
duties,
CANDIDATES
London,
was
a
Conservative
clamation
at
the
election
nomina-'
tions
here
yesterday.
He
is
the
minister
of
mines.
JiOKDKN
RHfflGNS
CHANCELLOR
(MJKBNS
KINGSTON.
ONTARIO
a
:
-Mr
KoWt
mrt,..
for-
mer
nremier
of
Canada,
has
.
a
I
Jk
"""
T
ueen
"
University
here.
T'
.
-
.
SIR
ROHEirr
RESIGNS
REDUCTION
IN
ALLFREIGHTS
FOR
EXPORT
WASHINGTON.
Mi.y
)i
The
lommission
intoMijiiA
iincn'e
today
authorised
..tl.AJoH
thl
PS
..ir
.
freight
to
n
w
western
railroads
,
wheat
rates
on
export
wnem
flour.
EBERY
lord
rosebery
!
passed
away:
early
today
Farmer
Premier
of
Great
Britain
Aged
82
Wan
Versatile
And
Great
EPSOM,
May
21:-r-Lord
Roae-
bety,
former
premier
of
reat
Britain,
died
early
thia
monriag,
"ike
Jkim,m"m&b-'
iay
only
a
fortnitfjtt
fcfo
by
am-,
in
from
hii
country
boiite
The
,
Durban"
Lruroan
to
no
Epaoei
cpauw
in
in
a
a
barouche
uarvucoe
j
i
,
.
i
-
z
r
I
i.
M
k
M
M
VMtri
.
,
...
.
..
..
nwm.
1
1
1
ns
ui
ijhk
a
mrn
lur
in
worse
and
physician
and
asm-hers
o
tht
family
remained
at
his
bedside
until
the
end,
this
morninc.
-
t
Archibald
Philip
Primrose,
fifth
Earl
of
Rewebery,
who
be
came
Prime
Minister
'Of
England
I
at
the
request
of
Queen
Victoria!
upon
the
retirement
of
William
Gladstone
in
1894,
was
a
man
of
mnv
nurt.
and
few
have
eoual-1
led
him
in
the
veraality
of
his
let
Wound
in
the
Mouth
genius.
Early
in
life
he
predicted!
"
fhut
he
would
do
three
thin..-!
TORONTO.
May
21.-William
win
the
Derby,
marry
an
heiress,1"-
of
e
i
Prealdent
of
the
Bntlsh
American
ml
become
Premier
of
England
Motors,
and
connected
with
other
c
i.
aia
t
t..t
it
all
of
whuh
he
d
d
In
fact
,
wa.-
tnree
times
winner
ui
inci-,
Derby.
of
An
observer
who
spent
years
Miiuying
at
close
range
the
"Uji
rowned
KinK
of
Soctland."
as
R.'senery
w-ae
alfecthmately
Known
to
millions
of
his
admirers
has
this
to
say
of
his
character:
"Rosebery
was
kaleidoscopic.
As
the
faces
of
a
crystal
give
forth
rays
of
many
tints,
so
are
the
manifestations
from
this
remarkable,
even
bewildering,
personality.
He
had
theJceen
acumen
1.
1
Canning,
tempered
by
tht
imaginative
sentiment
of
Shellpy:
;hr
1
ultured
tastes
of
a
Maecenas,
;:tf
woven
with
the
sporting
proclivities,
of
a
Queensberry;
the
infullible
humor
of
Thackeray,
ioined
now
and
again
to
the
dark
mnlancholy
of
Schopenhauer
th
social
gifts
of
Browning
as
well
us
the
oratory
of
Choate,
flanked
by
the
secretive
qualities
of
Bismarck."
Lord
Rosebery
was
born
in
(Continued
ou
Pa:
SU)
SALMON
TREATY
IN
PARLIAMENT
!
OTTAWA,
May
21:
A
resolu-jtion
asking
approval
of
parliament
to
the
convention
for
the
protection
and
extension
of
the
i
sockaye
salmon
fisheries
In
the
i
Eraser
River
system
signed
in
Washington
by
representatives
of
wnaa
ana
unitea
otaies
iast,foor
0f
the
new
addition
of
the'
.ndlMareh
was
referred
to
the
stand-
Empress
Hotel
which
is.
under
1
I
ing
-
eommlttee
on
marine
and
f
ihrIeB
Jn
the
house
yesterday
afternoon.
IN
THE
T0R0NTOIAN
SHOT
HIMSELF
Financier
Found
Dead
With
ilul-
Gooderham,
president
of
the
Bank
Toronto,
was
found
dead
at
his
residence
here
today
with
a
bullet
wound
in
the
mouth.
He
had
been
in
ill-health
for
some
time.
ELECTION
MAY
BE
NEXT
YEAR
Premier
Mackenrle
King
Not
Sure
but
Thinks
Country
Satisfied
OTTAWA.
May
21.
Premier
King
suggested
in
the
house
of
commons
yesterday
that
it
might
be
wise
not
to
be
too
sure
that
an
lection
will
be
held
next
year.
"Did
the
pHme
minister
say
it
would
not
be
held
7"
queried
J.
L.
Ladner,
Conservative,
of
South
Vancouver.
"I
think
the
country
.danwell
atisfied
with
the
government
and
it
may
desire
to
have
the
govern
rnent
continue
in
office
until
to-
vsrd
the
end
of
1931,"
responded
Mr.
King.
"However,
that
Is
a
the
Power
Trust,
buying
np
the
matter
which
may
be
considered
newspapers
of
the
country
with
a
n
due
course
"
view
to
providing
a
market
for
their
output
and
at
tha
sme
lime
W1
I
lAfi
TTTT
Uuemptin
to
eontro!
jmblle
pin-
rfiLL
lUUrtljl
J
lw(on
throughout
the
United
StaU.
FROM
EMPRESS
VICTORIA,
May
21.
-Charles
I
Watson
of
Vancouver
was
in-
CLEVEIAND.
May
21.
Dr.
stantly
-killed
late
Moday
after-i
George
V.
Belcher,
staff
physi-he
fell
from
the
fifth
rian
of
the
Cleveland
Clinic,
auc-
'construction.
He
slipped
and
fell
100
feet.
Hels
an
employee
of
the
Dominion
Bridge
Co.
.
D
BRITISH
ELECTIONS
Make
Miami-New
York
Trip
in
Frail
Craft
11.
S.
Harris
and
J.
D.
R
msey,
Miami
on
last
lap
of
1.600-mile
wa
t
journey
in
was
equipped
with
two
Lock
7
bod
motors.
If
Mil
:
y
POPS
WILL
MAKE
HIS
FIRST
EXIT
1
FROM
THE
VATICAN
!
ROME.
May
21.
Cardinal
Japiccolo
today
said
that
Pope
Pius
would
nuke
hi
first
official
exit
from
the
Vatican
on
May
80,
the
featt
of
Corpus
Christ!,
to
partlci-
pate
in
the
procession
and
mass
at
St.
Peters.
.
MORE
GRAIN
WILL
MOVE
WESTWARD
SAYS
COMMISSIONER
EDMONTON,
May
21
Chief
Justice
Brown,
chairman
of
the
Saskatchewan
royal
grain
commission,
at
the
opening
session
here
today,
said
that
all
the
evidence
before
the
commission
thus
far
indicated
a
much
larger
volume
of
grain
from
the
prairies
in
the
future
is
certain
to
be
shipped
through
the
western
route.
'
OBJECTION
TO
POWER
TRUST
WASHINGTON,
Muy
21.
Senator
Oeorgp
R
Norris
yester-
day
made
a
stirring
appeal
in
the
senate
for
prompt
action
to
stop
N01qJ5SiS
tragedy
cumbed
today
to
the
offset
or
poisonous
gas.
He
is
the
125th
victim
of
last
week's
explosion,
He
was
the
seventh
physician
to
idle.
TODAY
sportsmen,
arriving,
at
the
Battery,
New
York,
outboard
motorboat
from
Miami,
FJ.
The.
boat
1
RAILWAY
STOCK
WAS
ERRATIC
lumped
After
Announcement
of
Courts
in
St.
Louis
&
O'Fallon
Case
Then
Fell
WASHINOTON,
May
21:
The
St.
Louis
and
O'Fallon
Railway
succeeded
yesterday
in
supreme
court
in
upsetting
the
valuation
which
th
government
had
placed
upon
it
for
rate-making
and
other
regulatory
purposes.
NEW
YORK,
May
21:-A
zied
outburst
of
buying
of
rail
-
oi
d
shares
wfaich
carried
several
issues
up
from
$4
to1
$KL50
a
share
followed
the
decitten
in
he
St.
Lou:s
and
O'Fallon
case
was
followed
in
the
afternoon
by
a
reaction
which
carried
rails
from
$2
to
flS
below
the
early
high
levels
and
sent
a
wide
as-
sortment
of
industrials
crashing
from
$5
to
$16
a
share.
BIRTHDAYS
OF
ARMY
OFFICERS
OBSERVED
Wcre
Feature
of
Proceedings
at
Mertlne
of
Young
People's
.
Legion
l
ast
Night
Celebration
of
the
birthdays
of
Adjutant
William
Kerr
and
Capt.
E.
Anderson
featured
the
Pro-
cecdin
at
the
weekly
meeting
on
the
weat
coast
of
Vancouver
at
niiht
of
the
Salvation
Army
'I"d.
and
taken
to
Esquhn&lt.
Yawing
People's
lieglon.
A
big
The
boat
I
alleged
to
have
been
birthday
cake
as
wall
as
oU)r
re-.
fibing
in
Canadian
waters.
The
frewhmenta
wet
r
served
,
knd'li)fwn'
'
rt
Raphael,
ankari
program
or
ganW
erijoyfdi
(jSitV
nd
KnoIanttd.
a
large
crowd
was
in
attendance,
j
.
rreeident
George
Almon
occupied
the
chair.
It
was
decided
to
bold
a
pionic
to
Grassy
Day
on
Victoria
Day.
DIED
AT
VICTORIA
VICTORIA,
May
21:
Danvers
O.sburne.
G4
years
of
age,
superintendent
of
the
Bamfield
Cable
station,
died
here
yesterday.
WILL
REGR
ADE
CIVIL
SERVICE
Tolmie
Announces
Scheme
for
Placing
Department
on
New
Basis
VICTORIA,
May
21.
Re-
grading
and
reorgatrtiatlon
of
the
provincial
civil
servke
will
gat
undr
wv
durin
Iswa
T)mama
T0
m
I
aMAMiia1
V,
,
7TT
"'""-
WoA
will
cover
every
?MJ
f
"
,
iSS
ffbeen
an-
1
nounced.
This
apeial
invesU-
Jator
wm
act
as
chairman
of
the
committee
composed
of
other
leading
officers.
The
inveati-
gating
committee
will
attempt
to
find
out
exactly
what
work
every
employee
is
doing
and,
whether
comensurate
with
it.
TROLLING
BOAT
-.
IS
SEIZED
OFF
VANCOUVER
ID.
VANCOUVER,
May
21.
The
United
States
salmon
trolling
M7
G.
A,,"
of
Astoria.
Oregon,
was
seised
on
Saturday
by
t.ivencny
of
1'aohena
Toint,
Scottish
Humor
Imported
direct
from
the
Aberdeen
Joke
Faetory
ALL
T1IBV
STAND
A
her
don
inn
have
to
aland
a
lot
of
chaff.
That's
all
they
do
stand
!
.