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Misunderstandings
Have Been Quite Removed

ce to get No More Territory and Germany to Re-
ceive Consideration Regarding Iedemnity

Speceal t he Sewe vise 6. T.F
ONDON, April 30.—‘"The gaping wounds of Europe are
ally healing and the San Remo conference marks a distinct
in its convalescence,” said Premier Lioyd George in his
h to the House of Commons detailing the results of what
scribed as the most remarkable conference in every respect
Msince the armistice was signed.

he Premier's statement was most optimistic, setting forth
Bim that the conference had removed all misunderstandings
o France and England and that the Allies were in complete
ent, not only to enforce the Treaty of Versailies and
aily disarmament ciauses, but were against any French
aion of German territory, thus making another Aisace-
ne.

oyd George also indicated that if Germany brought definite
is to the Spa Conference, concerning the amount of in-
y the was able and willing to pay, she would be treated
onsideration. The Premier dealt mainly with Germany and
dto the German Government's difficulty in getting its do-
obeyed. He emphasized that the Germans were a “broken
people” whose actions were gonvulsive.

public of Mexico i is
Said to be Breaking Up;
Revolution in 20 States

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a vid lik tie st ilu 5 of Sonera ate
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TUC Ky WASHINGTON, April I
gunboat Bacramealo has arrive
AT WESTHOLME t ‘Tampico and: the gunboat Sa
lem at Mazatiar wh !
stand by await god | ‘
the Mexical volution and
9 Leap on Horseback in on hand to receive any Am
Nderful Picture Exciting refugees
Horse Race,
has placed a dyna nite bomb ¢
. : tart-~' neath him.
{ ra the horse upon whi h sh is
hasin, tak mounted at first efuses to mak
fron the jump, but she si irts ag ti ;
} spurring it ft the 1 i
So : ™~ ie / sedins straight for the bi
if} CLASAIS can brine rhe horse shen
Weaenarene her spur and makes the jump,
But it reaches the opposite side
woover @ by such a narrow margin that
t deep bri ken bite of the bridge ar
y il vrecked, icked from beneath its feet into
Ste wart. 4 ecessary for the chasm beneath.
‘ “8p over, tig Miss Stewart admits that she
1 8 TON WHO lwas terribly frightened, but had
“heath hy in the road every confidence in the horse, as
, the villain it had made greater leaps than
a the one taken ia the picture, al
Or though never such a dangerous
rand Concert {:"" ie
: Chis thrilling Scene Is clearly
ye Sunday Night shown in the picture, which is

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9.15 Sharp ATR after risking her life for het
Tickets now friends in the mountains, Boes Lo
Don't Pormes 4) it Drug Stores the city where she wins laurels
Ret the Collection for herself, There is also an in

    

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Mewewrererereresei(iisely exciting horse race,

sping es of Europe |
Being gradually Healed

says Premier Lloyd George in Speech to British House
of Commons following big Conference

“APPROVE BIG

Directors of Large Concerns
East Approve Plans of Half
Billion Concern.

SHAREHOLDERS MUST

 

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* E. P. RUST RESIGNS S f the Canada Steamship
* GENERAL MANAGER ey Lid.. Nova Scotia Steel &
. DARYDOCK COMPANY *, ‘ and Dominion Steel C«
e ® pe ‘ceived and considered
? ' ene fhe ity rosgls made by interests
* f asx general mary » peewee 4 } ) «af : |
528 OOO O00 «teel, coal
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AN ATTACK MADE ON
POLICE BARRACKS AT

POINT NEAR DUBLIN

Liverpool Sympathy Strike Fails Entirely; |\’

Hu -ger Strikers Removed on Destroyers
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Robbers Convicted. o ! 8 to Ene
DURLIN, Aj lt stated 1, Tt is belie that they w
t x 3 \ ! u thie \W nw
ied early S&S ps | sad
vy I ted LIVERPOOL, A 1 30 An at
‘ p of bar ils pt by t I “et if th
‘\ {8 wm \ ! \ x i ry out thei
i ed by the S ' i { hold tratlc if th
I ee found ¢ t Irish by er strikers were | re
Following Ul tria epres aBOC in Wormwood Semibbs
ti s ! th } can \ i’ ' cetaEs has failed. More than Si
t M ind Leinster ¢ per cent of the men veturned to
i lay and 4 53 wh and there were plenty of
. ad I i ke substitutes for th lrish who did
wel * it under certain d ease WOPRK, The only develo}
Honk Pa iciais would ment Lhat was in any Way serious
accept the conditions and refused) 88s that the Ipish boats were held
to deal with the situation except) UP tomporarily,
through the constituted: author -__
tics Bishop Du Vernet was a south
Hunger Strikers Move. bound passenger on the Prince
RELFAST April 30 Sixty Rupert last night,

 

 

‘In Old Kentucky’

Starring ANITA STEWART
Directed by Marshall Neilen,

A smashing picture with hundreds of players and a great horse race.
Harold Lloyd Comedy Fox News
Prices -Saturday Matinee, 35c and 15e; Evening, 55c and 30¢

WESTHOLME THEATRE

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GIVE THEIA CONSENT

MURDERER CONFESSES TO KILLING

TWO AND PROBABLY FOUR WOM

Married Twelve to Fifteen, probably more; Names of those —

Murdered and how they were done awa with |

 

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MRS. DAWSON FCUATH :
VICE-PRESIDENT OF *

* PROVINCIAL 1.0.D.E,
$s —- s
* VANCOUVER, April 30.- #
* Mrs. F. G. Dawson of *#
- Prince Rupert was yeater- *
day elected fourth vice- #

* president of the Provincial

Chapter of the I. O. D. E.
# 1 ! s 1 two-days 2
ae ee Ke 2

* Mrs ( Boy of Van-
- < ‘ vas elected presi. #7

*
e*epeeoee av eee ea teen

‘METHODISTS =

BETTER YEAR

Annual! Rebarie ‘hens Night Showed
Much Progress in All

 

Branches.
fhe annrveal eeting of thr
Methddist Chareh held in the par-

fihbat church last night was

ed Ny a number

gressive re-

gratifving and pro

 

 

ris from. various branches of
rar cachen deck ths ane of Turkish Covenant
tt form of a social gather-
’ ia ) hy 1 feos SUD-
. ee ine ae oat (Svetial to” The News: vis 0. TP. Tabsnennnee x
s aérved: followed by therese: CONSTANTINOPLE, April 30.—British troops plan to sup-
siness of the annual meet-|port the Stltan’s forces in the movement agaist ‘Turkish Na-
g t hp Nuttall presided }{tionalists in Asia Minor and even join in an aggressive offensive
: S a well e% the} gainst Mustapha Kemal.
iach tary ee Lieutenaui-General Sir G. F. Milne, commander of tha British
pedis aiteered arene Pe Pre ~ lrorces, has gone to [smid ‘on an inspeeel tour and elaborate
(he first report was that of the] pre parations are being made by the British along the Anatolian
Miss Board and the Women’s]coast of Marmora where they have occupied Mudania, the pert
Missionary Society. The aes of Brusa. with East Indian troops.
Lise for; the fo 1e amountec
i ‘i ) ra the na sly aveatam It is expected that the British will soon take over Brusa which
ses of $25 and $46 bespec-|'* 3 prominent Nationalist Contes,
tively over last year Mrs. W.T. gs
Kergin sub tted the financial re- JOCK MORRISON | ed
' while Miss Hudson told of| rik
t rease membership of
“5” WAS ACQUITTED 1S MENACED. —
I) in sp@aking to the report, i
irged further support of the aE ae
WORK,
Ladies’ Wor. anes Gietsterenien Svat He Despite Premier's Appeal, Railway _
Mrs. Whalen, submitting the Party in Theft. Strike Breaks Out in
wt of the Ladies’ Aid, told ef e: New Zealand. ;
$600 being raised during the year) Committed for; trial before Prt s i
f which $250 had been BivVeN) J odge Young in the county court, (Spectal via GTB Telegraphs,)
ver to the Board, The Inerease/ joi Morrison was this morning}, AU CauAND, April 30-While
over last year was $300, Mr, lacquitted on the charge of steal-| popular enthusiasm “is intense,
Holmes made some appreciative ling liquor when it was proven | throughout the Islands, the sue.
remarks as lo the work of the] hat he merely hauled it for un-\cess of the Ppings of Wales’ tour
ladies d known persons. W, I. Fisher ap-|of New Zealand ts menaced by
ie, Niomen, 2h6 president iat | eg ared for the crown and Aiex.)sirthe of lovoimotive engin a
year, told of the work of the |v. Manson acted for the defence. who went out despi a. Sete
young people's society, The an- The evidence submitted was} Massey's appeal not to disgrace
nouncement of the AN of rs similar to that reported fully at/the country,
W. Wright as presiden oF Me the yrreliminary trial. Those Lestl- | e , ~
ment year was also made. Mr,! eine fos. the prosecuilia: \tis fee the leadohene threatens to
L ancaster responded to this re-| i orning were John D. tone,.War-| petrol for moter. cars is ;
port, iden A. H. Bailey, Constables A.) egy smandeered by ! ;
he Sunday School report sub- Maedonald and HH. MeGlinchy,| seal dua
milled by Miss L. Pim was par- Chief W, H. Vickers, and J. A,
Continued on Page Five, Lindsay. ‘Tonight
Pet Morvison gave evidence if his}

PADDY LOGAN GOES TO
PRINCETON SATURDAY

T. P. Telerrapne,)
VANCOUVER, April 30.--Con-|
ywe Logan, formerly of
Rupert, leaves here on Sat-
for the new station of the
provincial force at Princeton, |
C.

(apectal via G
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(Special to The Newe via G TP Tetegrapns)
VANCOUVER, April 20.—Chief of Police McRae hab been
advised from Los Angeles that James R. Huirt who has been held
‘there for weeks while the officers investigated his to
a number of women, confessed late last night that ke had mur-

dered two of them, and according to the officers, he made a

partiai confession of the murder of two others. The confessions
were made to Thomas Les Wolwine, district attorney, and other
officials,

The officers said that Huirt stated: “He might have murdered
more” but in his weakened condition, resulting from two attempts
xt suicide, he could not remember.

The murderer also declared, according to the officers, that
he had married “twelve or fifteen women, probably more,” but

* \e was too weak to give details. Huirt confessed to Having mur-

dered Nina Lee Deloney and Betty Pryor, the former with a ham-

ier near Long Beach, Californiay and the latter by crushing | her

ead with a sledge hammer near Plum Station, Washington.

He made a “partial confession,” the officers sali ‘orn
of Bertha Goodnich and Alice Ludvigson, ler

ow foes
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stated, he tipped out of a boat on Lake Wi.

jand the latter he drowned in a river in tdafio. ~
The officers stated, howeyer, that Huirt’s a

>onnection with the death of these two were kil

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REFUGEES ABOARD
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CAN PEDRO, Cal., April 30.—}

; . Ps
Ihe steamer Senator with 86
Mazat-|

refugees from
arrived today and will}
this

American
lan aboard,
afternoon,

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