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red
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you
lose,
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THE
CLAHSIFIED
HAMI.
Jj.
.
v
X
.
No.
25.
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
1
Boston
Grill
TROTSKY
OFF
IN
Legislature
Seeks
to
Validate'
Election
of
Member
and
Pattullo
Objects
Change
in
Constitution
Doings
of
Legislature
Indicate
Effort
of
Liberals
to
Unseat
Two
Interior
Members
VICTORIA,
Feb.
1.
The
bill
to
amend
the
constitu-n
act
to
eliminate
the
necessity
of
the
newly
appointed
net
ministers
having
to
be
re-elected
before
assuming
t
icc
introduced
by
the
government,
was
opposed
by
the
m
ral
opposition
leader,
T.
D.
Pattullo,
When
the
debate
on
the
second
reading
resumed,
he
lured
he
could
see
nothing
in
the
argument
advance!
in
i
r
of
the
amendment.
The
opposition
leader
predicted
.
im-t
shuffle
in
the
near
-
-
..
nd
charged
that
the
gov-:n
iit
planned
i
wholesale
dis-.;
t
public
servants
and
that
nil
intended
to
make
it
un-.
for
the
government
to
!
i'self
to
public
opinion
at.
i.vt
ions
.
i
t
were
indications
in
tat
..'hit
yesterday
that
the
Llb-"i;sition
were
planning
a
:n.
i
nod
effort
to
unseat
two
hi
Conservative
members
.
'1st
came
when
Mr.
Pooley
!
the
cond
reading
of
the
validate
'the
election
of
.:n
Fitxsioimons
of
Kaslo-
is
.ii;
and
the
second
when
the
minister
reprimanded
A.
M.
Tthi
Too'!
u
its
acceptance
ir,
in
me
none
.
.u
.i..(-
..u-.thJ
I
III?"
IWIIUHWH
;
t.
merit
of
a
legislative
com-to
investigate
the
election
.th
Fitasimmons
and
J.
R.
hi.
1
of
Kamloops.
Mr.
Pooley
i
a
in.
d
that
Captiiin
Fitssim-was
a
holder
of
the
govern-i.
rry
charter,
but
had
as-il
his
rights
pi
ior
to
his
nom-
i
He
declared
that
it
was
real
importance
that
m--H-
the
pub-
importance
department
had
refused
.
Pt
the
the
transfer
transfer
and
aao
aooeo
added;
-i
.
A.
Al
WUaV
,..-
livnDCUOMWWerM-
tirn-
.
lection
were
Mgav
wi-
b
'a
!
BEER
PARLORS
I
VOTED
DOWN
i
VANDERHOOF
il!a:;e
C
ouncil
Elected
Yesterday
at
Interior
Town;
George
Mat
thews
Re-elected
v
WHKRHOOF,
Feb.
1.
Ogston
ogKlon
was
was
yesveruay
yesterday
re-
if
cuniimn.....
nar.
.
-.1
h.
ad
of
the
village
council
her
sister,
the
My,,
k.
no
under-.
iterday.
George
Matthews
going
hev
trmln
off
the
lokotBiw
also
re-elected,
and
R.
M.
naval
base,
wne-e
snej
(
i
was
chosen
as
the
third,
-
;..W5S!oir,iiinniiRl
n
amst
the
ODen
UK
Of
Wf.yiUllUUuvw...
hue,
18
voting
against
l
1
in
favor.
VICTIM
OF
BOB
SLEIGH
ACCIDENT
NANAIMO
DIED
LAST
NIGHT
4fA
ARE
LAID
DOWN
t
of
Bight
Mix
One
Com.
mewed
at
K&waaki
Dockyard
at
Kobe
tokio.
'M
7
1
iuSt
t
tWf
eight
!rOJMMhi
tfuiaera
called
for
by1tttaM,iJs
,
rent
building'
prog
nm,
the
Maya
now
under
con-truction
in
the
Kawasaki
dockyard
at
Kobe.
A
dosen
Snlfo
priests,
in
white
robes
nd
ca-yln
branches
of
the
.
Veered
"snkakr
tee,
emblem
of
sacramental
purity,
ecently
performed
he
nurifcttlon
Htea
accompanying
the
laying
of
her
keel,
designed
to
ward
off
evil
influences
and
beseech
the
blessiug
and
protection
of
the
god.
Thene
rites
of
an
ancient
cul'
seem
a
little
out
of
harmony
with
the
modernity
of
the
Maya
and
her
sister,
but
they
help
inst-"-
fc
mora,e
th,t
mut
mttke
mRc.hinP8
,.ffective.
.ntt-
Uaxtk
1Mm)0
iiBrHeDwer
weii
-
w
...
v,
..
A.f.11.
M
followed
in
all
her
riatefa.
haw
speed
?of
31
knots
a
designed
horsepoWtr
of
130
000
and
carries
lift
niehteMeh
gunc
She
i
b-
lieved
tiambody
many
new
features
of
naval
design,
but
thaw
fare
wdU
gnard"d
secret.
The
gmpae
obt
lined
of
her
at
the
Yokojuuna
naval
review
anow-ed
long,
low
llres
drawn
for
speed.
She
carries
a
f
ghting
too
more
Hb
that
of
a
battleship
than
of
nK
rrnlspr.
tnr-ets
for
her
.iakf-innk
euna
show
fore
and
aft
her
aspect
Is
formidable.
h
has
a
crew
of
700.
Tk.
Nahi
is
to
be
joined
ta
within
u
few
weeka
by
STOCK
JUMPED
Number
of
Other
Issue
Went
Up
on
Aothe
Market
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
1
-Wit
lUlasnurl
on
a
trade
ot
-.wv
MNA1MO,
Feb.
1.
Ted
shares
jumped
20
points
yester.
m.mings,
aged
28.
who
was
in-'day.
Reeves
McDonald
was
up
l"
"u
on
Wednesday
night
in
a
points
and
Rufus
Argenta
four
on
"
-leiKh
accident,
died
late
last
good
demand
and
Premier
two.
)-r
His
three
companion
are
Topley
Richfield
offered
ireeiy
overing.
Rummlngs
suffered
and
fell
back
seven
cents.
George
hi
fractured
skull
and
left
Copper
was
up
26
cents
wit
i
me
"hen
the
sleigh
which
he
was
market
strong
all
day.
"M
1
!
'1R
crashed
into
an
auto
on.
Oreille
wa?
the
only
weak
acttve
'lacr
street.
I
Issue,
losing
25
points.
Northern
and
TURKISH
WARSHIP
EN
ROUTE
GERMANY
CONTItACT
FOR
NEW
WIRELESS
STATION
BUILDING
AWARDED
Mitchell
&
turrie,
at
a
figure
stated
to
be
around
$6,000,
have
been
awarded
the
contract
for
the
erection
of
the
new
office
building
and
Dower
house
ot
the
Die--
by
Island
wireless
station
which
ia
part
of
the
program
of
extensive
improvements
that
have
been
in
progress
4
at
the
station
for
some
time.
The
new
building
will
be
a
4
aingle
storey
height
with
concrete
basement,
measur-
"
in
28
by
40
feet
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
xt"
WW
The
following
quotations
were
bid
and
atked
:
B.
C.
Silver.
1.26.
Nil.
Bayview,
4'j,
4.
Beaver
Silver,
17.
18.
c
..
,
Big
Missouri,
L7I,
JL.
Cork
Province,
13,
Pj.
'
Cotton
Belt.
56.
68.
Dunwell,
Nil,
18.
Duthie
Mines.
Nil,
SS.
GeorKC
Copper,
9.49,
8.75.
Georgia
River,
40Vi,
41.
j
Golconda,
98,
99.
Grand
view,
74,
74
Mi.
Independence,
104,
11.
Indian.
7,
8
Vs.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke.
UVt.
Kootenay
Florence,
22,
21.
Kootenay
Kir,
S8,
8.
'
L
&
L..
VM.
Lucky
Jim.
19.
20.
Mohawk,
8,
84.
Morton
WooUey.
44,
I.,
,
Marmot
River
Gold.
KU,
t.
Marmot
Matala,
74.
?.
National
Silver.
Wt.
2L
Noble
Five,
72,
78.
Oregon
Copper,
1.13
1.14.
read
Oreille.
12.76,
12.8.
Premier,
2.16,
2.17.
Portr
Idaho,
70,
72.
Reeves
McDonald,
3.4t,
8.SO.
Raftta
Argents.
89,
40.
Itnth
Hope,
58,
86.
Silver
Crest,
19,
10.
Snowflake,
38,
86
Vs.
Sunlooh,
Nil.
3.76.
Terminus,
10.
14'-..
Topley
Richfield,
46,
49.
Tofk,
2.26,
2.40.
WelUngton,
lCVs,
17',,.
Woodbine.
8's,
84.
Efiitcrn
Stock
Noranda,
selling
at
68.76.
Sherritt-Gordon,
sailing:
at
7.96,
LUMBERMAN
DIES
SAN
ANTONIO.
Tex.,
Feb.
-C.
P,
Mrer.
aged
09,
present
Um.u.u-'Jr;:.
anjl
general
manager
of
the
Van-j
"''7
UIJT.
7
,
'
"
including
the
loss
of
large
eouver
Lumber
Co..
died
here
onif.
"tock"
ofing
mnterial,
which
from
?,f
Thureday
complications
fol-1
ies
on
January
20.
WARMER
IN
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
1
:
The
neighbors
and
particularly
theiMichiel.
Conservative,
of
Kam-
a
job?
MEMUhR
HhTluhS
Intense
cold
has
passed
and
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union,
for
loops,
to
sit
in
the
house
is
asked
Producer
Yes,
we
can
give
MONTREAL,
Que.
Feb.
1:
thermometer
was
around
frees-
their
kind
expressions
of
sym-
in
a
resolution
filed
with
the
you
a
job
right
away.
We'll
cast
The
retirement
of
Lawrence
Wiling
point
today
with
the
coldest
pathy
and
the
many
floral
trib-
speaker
by
A.M.
Manson.
The
you
for
the
part
of
the
burglar
son.
member
of
Parliament
for
durtflK
the
night
at
24
above
utes
and
other
tokens
of
resnect
sneaker
is
considering
whether
or
chased
by
a
couple
of
bulldogs.
Vaudreuils-Oulanges
has
been
de-
nero.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY
WINNER
OF
DISTINGUISH
ED
AWARD
IN
MEDICINE
Dr.
Kooifo
Kobles.
the
diacoverer
of
pseudo
leprosy,
in
American
medical
circ
lee,
has
received
the
Brault
priie
t'rom
the
Academy
of
Meaec:ne.
MURDER
TRIAL
STILL
GOES
ON
Xortheott
on
Stand
In
Own
De-'
fense
at
Riverside
Yesterday
RIVERSIDE,
Cal.
Fab.
1:
"I'll
4mit
anything
1
did
in
due
;eam,"
(rdon
Stawart
Korth-ott
informed
Judge
Freeman
yes
terday
when
the
conrt
question
ed
the
attemfit
of
the
accused
to
Jww
motives
and
mitigating
trie
;ircumstancea
for
the
slaying
l-eged
to
have
been
eosamiUed
at
Northcott's
ranch.
Nortbcott
intimated
that
he
would
attempt
to
place
the
Mane
for
the
murders
or
at
leaat
ina-plteate
his
father
and
others,
"I
hate
him,"
he
cried
referring
to
8i
year
old
Cyrus
Northcott.
"I
hate
him
now
more
than
anyone
eist
in
the
world."
Northcott
obtained
an
admission
earlier
in
the
day
from
Mrs.
Northcott
that
she
was
not
his
mother
but
his
grandmother,
later
it
Was
testified
that
Win-nifred
Clark
was
the
mother
of
the
accused.
FIRE
AT
VANCOUVER
$50,000
DAMAGE
VANCOUVER.
Ib.
1.
Fire
in
the
roofing
and
storage
sheds
of
'
-"C.
I
,
J
A
CAA
AAA
riant-
CARD
OF
THANKS
Mrs.
J.
Fostgate
desires
to
thank
her
many
friends
and!
received
In
her
bereavement.
1,
1929
'
r
Paris.
GOOD
START
IN
BUILDING
HERE
Permits
for
January
Totalled
Over
Past
Two
Years
A
better
start
is
being
made
this
year,
as
far
as
building
in
the
city
ia
concerned,
than
in
either
1928
or
1927.
During
this
January.!
eight
permits
were
issued
to
a
value
of
705u.
One
new
esidence
is
included
in
the
list.
In
1928
the
total
for
January
was
$3700
;nd
in
1927
S5P60.
Following
were
the
permits
issued
during
the
past
month
:
,
R.
McCarthy,
concrete
b;ie-nent,
Ebcrts
Street,
b-twecn
Fifth
'
.nd
Sixth
Avenue,
$!10'.
Miss
Scott,
repairs
to
founda-;
on
of
Wallace
Block,
$100.
Salvation
Army,
reshingling.
:anville
Place.
$75.
C.
L
ndquiet,
frame
residence,;
Fifth
Avenue
West.
$4200.
j
E.
Goodsell.
addition
to
house,
Section
Six,
8500.
j
M.
Y.
Aivaioff,
repairs
to
Hore,
Third
Avenue,
$1000.
S.
A.
Swanson,
removal
of
building,
First
Avenue,
?628
A.
L.
Henderson,
repairs
to
sills,
206
Seventh
Avenue
West,
$150.
MANSONASKS
INVESTIGATION
VICTORIA.
Feb.
l.That
the
legislature
appoint
a
committee
to
investigate
the
right
of
Captain
James
Fitisimmons,
Conservative,
of
of
Kaslo-Slocan,
Kaslo-Slocan.
and
and
J.
J.
R-
R.
ini
the
resolution
is
in
order.
Trotsky
Tried
To
Lead
a
New
Revolutionary
Party
in
Russia
Sent
Away
on
Turkish
Warship
MOSCOW,
Feb.
1
Leon
Trotsky,
who
has
been
banished
from
Russia
by
the
Soviet,
is
accused
of
having
eaded
a
new
revolutionary
party
in
opposition
to
the
present
Staiin
government.
Under
the
law
of
the
country
he
.
as
liable
to
the
death
sentence,
but
fearing
he
would
be-ome
a
martyr
if
executed,
it
was
thought
better
to
send
im
into
exLe.
He
left
with
his
wife
and
son
on
a
Turk-sh
warship,
intending
to
go
to
Germany,
where
he
plans
to
reside.
FROZEN
BODY
IN
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
1:
Alex-
.
rei
Stonehouse,
old
time
pros-t
cctor,
who
had
fallen
upon
evil
ays
in
the
closing
yearnf
his
;
fe.
was
the
man
whose
frosen
,
TORONTO,
Feb.
1.
The
attor-u
iy
was
found
in
the
vacant
mill
nar-generars
department
today
'
on
Georgia
Street
Wejt
on
confirmed
the
statement
that
in-Tuesday.
,vetigation
is
being
made
into
the
.
circulation
of
reports
which
had
PLANE-CRASHED;
CREW
ALL
SAFE
EDMONTON,
Feb.
1:
Pilot
C.
H.
Dickina
and
mechanic
Par
-
menter
and
"Rag"
Wilson,
cele-who
brated
Northland
musher,
were
reported
missing
in
their
plane
when
flying
from
Fort
Simpson
to
Fort
Smith
are
sale
in
a
trapper's
cabin
near
Fort
Resolution,
according
to
word
received
here.
The
plane
crashed
on
the
river
ice
buckling
under
the
carriage.
NANSEN
GOES
TO
ARCTIC
I
.
id
.ot
Nan.sen,
veteran
acien-
j
working
with
Woodrow
rode
the
tis-ad'
-enturcr.
diplomat
and
slide
and
escaped.
He
has
resid-hiinianiiarian.
who
intends
toje
in
the
district
30
years.
survey
the
Arctic
basin
by
means.
of
the
Gnf
Zeppelin,
a
year
fromirlllf
A
DPII
A
I
CAfU
next
April.
The
dean
of
living
luRIlOIlflL
fULli
explorers
is
eighty-seven
years,
of
age.
WHEAT
PRICE
UP
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
1:
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
local
atoek,
exchange
today
a"t
$1.2r.
I
A
JOB
FOR
HIM
1
Actor-
-Is
there
any
chance
of
R,v.sUuuU'i'.
LABOE
CABARET
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
nljht
from
9
to
12,
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
Accommodation
for
Private
Partus
Phone
45?
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
STOCK
RUMORS
ARE
ILLEGAL
Investigation
Heine
Made
Into
Re
cent
International
Nickel
Report
.sensationally
affected
the
price
stock
exchange
some
days
ago.
Hon.
W.
H.
Price,
attorney-general,
pointed
out
that
punishment
,was
provided
by
law
for
persons
i
guilty
of
circulating
rumors
af-
fecting
the
pvice
of
stocks.
i
.
SKINNER-EDDY
BUY
CANNERIES
SEATTLE,
Feb.
1.
The
Skinner
and
Eddy
interests
today
purchased
two
salmon
packing
plants.
The
Deep
Sea
plant
at
Port
Althrope
and
the
Franklin
Packing
Company
plant
at
Port
Ashton,
bringing
their
holdings
in
Alaska
to
eight
plants.
The
considerations
were
not
announced.
The
combined
holdings
will
be
called
the
Alaska-Pacific
Salmon
Corporation
and
will
have
a
total
output
pi
about
800,000
cases
annually,
chjeflyf
pinks.
BURIED
UNDER
:
ASNOWSLIDE
NELSON,
Feb.
1.
Charles
I
Woodrow,
pioneer
prospector,
and
'big
game
hunter
and
miner,
wss
I
buried
under
a
simwslide
close
to
the
Reno
mine
yesterday
after-inoon.
The
body
was
unrecov-lered.
Three
other
men
who
were
IN
BAD
WAY
PARI&
,fjW;l,:
Marshal
FochU
.anajlltion
this
morning
was
MMWi
iA.Hati4tr
The
physicians
said
that
he
had
merely
suffered
a
touch
of
the
grippe
yesterday
and
that
hie
lungs
were
not
affected.
finitely
announced.