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HnesKs
of
Premier
and
His
Min
isters
Holds
Up
Business
VICTORIA.
Feb.
19.
Owing
'.he
illness
of
Premier
Tolmle.
iniatcr
of
Finance
Shelly..
and
ni.tier
nf
Agriculture
AlKinson.
has
been
decided
to
postpone
Mr
e
tUnirs
of
the
leu
suture
un
City
Council
Makes
Explanation
In
Regard
to
Suggestion
of
Unemployed
Men
,
Several
.unemplovwl
jncn.-atten-
ded
lasT
night's
MahdJl
'meeting
and,
just
before
adjournment,
one
of
them
suggested
that
a
Wednesday.
Mr.
Shelly
mistake
was
being
made
in
the
dsct
jipcetih
which
was
to
have
distribution
of
relief
work.
Some
ci
delivered
inrd
today
was
post-
IALED
INTO
COURT
men
were
getting
five
or
six
day'
work
a
week
while
others
only
got
half
a
day.
Quite
a
few
men
were
actuallyQiungry
and
it
was
suggested
that
there'
be
more
rotation
In
giving
employment.
Aid.
Brown
felt
that
there
was
some
misconception
among
the
unemployed.
He
pointed
out
that
the
Municipal
Act
would
not
permit
relief
work
on
such
local
improvement
construction
as
the
trunk
sewers.
For
this
work,
only
the
best
men
could
be
employed.
The
city
had
been
endeavoring
to
spread
out
the
relief
work
as
f
arbiter
possible.
Mayor
McMqrdle
gave
aseur-aneethati
the
chy
was
making
every
possible
effort
to
meet
the
situation
and
provide
work
orncr
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ri.su
t
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further
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KPSlon
wu
iiiuiiuuiu
-
n
Because
They
Traded
in
Stocks
Affected
by
Government
Action
WINNIPEG.
Feb.
19.
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J.
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CANADA
VERY
SOON
LONDON.
Feb.
19.
While
vi
a
n..
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n
4i
Ar
"mvioii
iiiuuaviiai
tan
vjj
i
ie
Prince
of
Wales
said
that
he
future.
rOm
the
pnt
ut
Srtn.
-Piinr.
this
morning
to
be
on
time.
Both
resignations
are
the
outcome
of
the
purchase
of
Winnipeg
Electric
Company
stock
by
the
cabinet
ministers
at
the
time
of
the
lease
of
the
Seven
Sfcter
Falls
to
the
company,
this
being
consummated
by
the
government.
It
was
announced
in
the
legislature
that
Mr.
Major
had
purchased
50
shares,
held
them
for
a
week
and
then
sold.
Mr.
Clubb
had
purchased
250
shares
In
the
Winnipeg
stock,
It
was
revealed
T.
It,
C
Pr
jj
'
ut
of
the
Sun
Life,
Canada's
iargest
insurance
com
pany.
PROHIBITION
PARTY
ASKING
FOR
ABOLITION
Would
Have
Vote
Taken
in
the
Province
on
General
Question
VICTORIA,
Feb.
19:
A
referendum
on
the
broad
question
of
preventing
the
total
importation
of
liquor
into
British
Columbia
and
its
manufacture
was
the
chief
proposal
laid
ifffira
the
cabinet
yesterday
bjl
legation
f
from
the
British
Columbia
Prohibition
Association.
A
verdict
in
lavor
01
wiijiiiwuair
wouiu
oT
dfhVte?i
the
OW
fori
mean
the
end
ernme
ntS-;
'
I
liquor
business
after
the
existing
stocks
are
consumed.
Other
re-quests
were
for
scientific
instructing,
advertising;
and
the
abolition
of
the
system
by
which
liquor
I
profits
are
earmarked
for
munici
palities
and
a
referendum
in
Greater
Vancouver
on
the
continuance
of
beer
parlors.
Rev.
II.
J.
Mclntyre
for
the
delegation
proposed
that
the
leg
islature
petition
the
Canadian
!
parliament
for
legislation
under!
'
Mt
l
til
wnicn
me
voic
woum
ue
taken
here
at
the
next
federal
election.
Omy
the
federal
government
authorities
can
arrange
for
the
ballot
covering
manufacture
and
importation,
it
was
explained.
TRADE
COMMISSIONER
MELBOURNE,
Aus.,
Feb.
19:
The
commonwealth
government
has
appointed
R.
A.
Haynes
mani
aging
director
of;
an
Adelaide
firm,
Australian
Trade
Commissioner
in
i
Canada
at
a
salary
of
3,000
pounds,
,wth
headquarters
in
Toronto.
William
Murray
Johnson,
an
elderly'
man
who
has
been
In
the
Prince
llupert
General
Hospital
for
some
time,
will
sail
this
afternoon
on
the
Camosun
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
Kamloops
where
he
will
enter
the
Provincial
Ilenic,.
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Association
Expresses
Resentment
at
,
:h
Present
System
!
RESOLUTION
URGES
CHANGE
;
Olof
Hanson
to
Take
Matter,
up
i
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fi.
.
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mm
ucparinirni
ui
uuawa
While
There
The
following
resolution
was
passed
unanimously
at
a
well-attended
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Association
heli'
last
night
in
the
Metiopoie
Hull,
un
motion
of
Jack
Judge:
"RESOLVED
that
we.
the!
i
Prince
Rupert
LiberaJ
Association
i
express
our
disapproval
of
the
et-1
titude
of
the
Canadian
National
Steamship
Co.
in
having
the)
ships
of
their
company
which
ply
i
i
era
t
ion,
should
hrc
due
corvuld
eration
shown
In
so
far
as
the
overhauling
and
duf-coeklng
is
concerned,
especially,
whin
.their
company
are
operatfrErtW
dock
at
this
port.
dry
"That
a.
copy
of
this
resolution
voicing
our
resentment
of
the
at-
tftllrla
nf
ihm.
nffiifil
wfin
nra
..
,
.
...
.
department
concerned
to
have
such
work
carried
out
at
the
dry
dock
of
Prince
Rupert,
from
where
their
tonnage
is
secured."
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Centra)
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY
19,
1929
OFFICERS
OF
IRISH
ARMY
RESIGNED
DUBLIN,
Feb.
19
eral
Daniel
Hogan,
chief
of
the
staff
of
the
Free
State
arryjhas
resigned,
Colonel
Jarres
Fitzmauricc-,
and
12
other
officers
resigned
last
i
ri.
ay.
Ntne
of
the
resignations
were
explained.
THREE
LIFERS
MAKE
ESCAPE
COLUMBUS,
Ohio,
Feb.
19.
these
northern
waters,
overhauled
Three
life
term
murderers,
in-and
dry-docked
"tot
the
city
ot
eluding
Pat
McDermott,
the
alay-
vancouver.
ier
of
Don
MelleU,
a
Canton
pub-;
Whereas:
This
territory,
giv-;
lisher,
and
two
oth
prisoners,
tng
as
it
does
the
.tonnage-
to
!
who
sawed
their
way
.to
freedom
these
shipa
to
maintain
theff
op,
from
the
state
.peatientiary
here
today.
They
have
not
been
re
captured
1
.
.
PREMIER
TOLMIE
AGAIN
LAID
UP
AND
TWO
MINISTERS
responsiole
lor
mis
arrangement
4.
be
forwarded
tb
Mr.
Olof
Han-I
VICTORIAj
Feb..
19:
son
at
Ottawa
with
a
request
that
I
Premier
Tolmfey
lion.
W.
Gt
he
voice
a
protest
against
thej
Shelly
and
Hon.
William
At-
continuation
of
this
arrangement,
kinson
are-all
laid
up
with
and
that
he
take
steps
with
the;
colds
and'
It
.
is
likely
that
Tuesday's
budget
speech
will
be
postponed.
Local
Liberal
Sounds
1
Tocsin
to
Fight
the
Tariff
.
of
U.S.
Against
Canada
At
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Association
last
night,
L.
W.
Patmorc,
one
of
'the
prominent
members
of
the
association,
declared
that
the
only
cloud
on
the
Liberal
horizon
was
the
matter
of
the
tariff.
He
declared
that
if
the
United
States
closed
her
markets
against
Canada,
then
Canada
should
put
up
a
retaliatory
tariff.
If
the
United
States
thought
they
could
retain
the
valuable
Canadian
market
and
at
the
same
time
forbid
her
markets
to
Canadians,
the
Liberal
party
would
have
to
face
the
issue
and
adopt
a
different
policy
in
regard
to
the
tariff
.
If
the
farmers
()e
the
west
demanded
it,
he
thought
the
Liberal
government
would
change
its
policy,
Should
they
decide
not
to
do
so,
there
would
be
troublesome
times
ahead.
RESEARCH
LAB.
SBU1LDINGUP
WILL
BE
BUILT!
LAST
SEASON
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CABARET
Special
D
Itinera
Thursdays
md
Saturday
Dancing
every
Saturday
nljht
from
0
to
12.
Dance
Hall
(or
Hire
Accommodation
(or
Private
Parties
Phone
437
EUROPEAN
SCOUR
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
UBERALS
MA
Y
HA
VE
TO
ADOPT
NEW
POLICY
SUGGESTED
floods
Follow
Extreme
Cold
Over
a
Large
Part
of
Europe
and
i
DeathtoFolls
Expected
Meavy
i
in
i.ir:i
lijiii
iivi:!
ti.
iai
i
i:
tin
i
i.
111
i-jiiiiii
if
ii
h
v
l
i
4
SHIPS
SHOULD
DOCK
MOT
Estimates
Show
Sums
for
Floats
at
Rupert
iandMt
lEssington
!j.vG,
Brady,
M;I,
Takes
t
Up
-With
Government
Matter
of
Slow
G
rain
Movement
Through
Port
of
Prince
Rupert
This
Season
A
telegram
has
been
received
from
J.
C.
Brady,
M.P.,
it
Ottawa
stating
that
he
brought
to
the
attention
of
the
government
yesterday
the
serious
situation
of
the
grain
movement
through
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert.
He
pointed
out
that
no
cargoes
were
available
and
that
a
gram
boat
had
been
waiting
in
the
harbor
for
ten
days.
He
asked
the
government
to
act
immediately
and
see
that
there
was
a
change
in
conditions.
The
minister
of
trade
said
he
regretted
the
inability
ARTHUR
B.
WOODS
it.
Vice-president
of
the
Sun
Life..
GRAIN
ON
WAY
Railway
offices
this
afternoon
reported
about
100
carloads
of
grain
on
the
territory
west
of
Jnsner
Park
bound
for
the
local
I
elevator.
Wheat
is
belntf
delfv-cred
here
about
three
times
a
week
now.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
sold
today
at
$1.31.
19.-
-Wheat
NEW
OFFICERS
I
LIBERAL
ASSN.
F.
Glasssey
President
For
Coming
Year
and
Jack
Lindsay
First
Vice.
Officers
elected
for
the
coming
year
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Association
last
night
were
as
follows:
Hon.
Presidents,
Premier
Mackenzie
King
and
T.
D.
Pattulo.
Hon
Vice-presidents,
Olof
Han.
son,
A.
M.
Manson
and
F,
G.
Dawson.
President,
H.
F.
Glassey.
I
First
vicc-preslden
J.
A.
'
OTTAWA,
Feb.
19.
Tenders
-OTTAWA,
Feb.
19.
The
value
Lindsay.
.
r.ro
to
be
called
f.-c
next
week
for
of
building
authorized
by
68
Second
vice-president.,
John
the
construction
of
a
new
nation-
cities
in
1928
was
considerably
Currie.
al
research
laboratory
at
the
cost
ereater
than
in
any
other
year
Treasurer,
Lieut.
Col.
S,
P.
Mc-
I
of
not
less
tban
$2,000,000,
it
was
since
the
record
commenced
in
Mordie.
.
.
..
.
.
.
'
1
r
1
T
I
f
i
1.
announced
by
II.
M.
Tory,
presi-
1028,
aggregating
mqre
than
$219,-
secretary,
wougias
oior.
dent
of
the
national'
research
000,000,
compared
with
more
than
Executive:
W.
T.
Kergin,
L.
council.
I
$184,500,000
In
1927.
W.
Patmore,
J.
McNulty.
J.
The
building
will
be
classical
British
Columbia
aggregated
Judge,
M.
M.
Lamb,
Thomas,
in
design
and
overlook
the
Ottawa
$24,465,614,
or
14.8
per
cent
over
Watt,
A.
Ivarson.
Harvey
trasofr
River
near
RIdeau
Falls,
1927.
land
S.
E.
Parker.
at
the
government
to
irap:ove
conditions,
as
the
contract
did
not
stipulate
the
quantity
of
grain
to
1
pass
through
the
elevator.
Mr.
Brady
asked
for
a
copy
of
the
contract
in
notice
of
motion
which
will
be
available
in
a
day
so.
Mr.
Brady
says
he
persistently
and
repeatedly
demanded
appropriations
for
public
work
for
the
Skeerra
cprutitueixcy
and"
these
wq.-e
placed
in
the
main
estimates
which
were
brought
down
yesterday
morning.
They
are
as
follows:
Prince
Rupert
floats,
$16,000:
Port
Essington
floats,
$4100;
new,
Massett
wharf,
$2500;
Alice
Am
wharf,
$1400;
Bella
Coola
wharf,
$10,000;
Digby
Island
.
floats,
4
$8500.
Mr.
Brady
further
says
that
the
amounts
for
u
breakwater
and
other
works
throughout
the
con
stituency
for
which
he
is
pressing
may
appear
in
the
supplementary
estimates.
,
HALIBUT
FOR
LOCAL
EXCHANGE
Helen
II.
Comes
With
2000
Lbs.
I-
and
Holds
Over
Until
Tomorrow
The
first
halibut
boat
of
the
--Ins-ieon
to
arrive.
with
a
catch
for
dale
on
the
fish
exchange
is
the
local
boat
Helen
II.
which
reached
lH
4trvl
o"eleck
yesterday
afternoon
with
2000
pounds,
coming
in
with
engine
trouble
before
her
catch
was
complete.
Sale
of
the
Helen's
catch
Is
being
deferred
until
tomorrow
when
it
is
possible
other
boats
may
be
In.
,
The
Helen
II.
is
now
command-
led
by
Oapt.
John
Hanson,
her
ownd'
and
regular
skipper,
Capt.
Chris
Hovmuller,
being
at
present
on
a
trip
to
Denmark.
Scottish
Humor
Imported
direct
from
the
Aberdeen
Joke
Factory
most,
jramous
joke;..
"Man,
Sandy,
I
thocht
yon
were
in
London,"
said
one
Aberdonian
to
another.
"So
I
was,"
replied
Sandy,
"but
I
coudna
stick
it.
I
wnsna
two
oors
In
the
place
when
bang
went
saxpence."
TOO
EXPENSIVE
An
Aberdeen
boy
was
kept
from
school
for
a
year
because,
he
had
to
pay
ntti-ntion.