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EXPELS
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and
unit
hum
i.HTV
r.i:.visi
;
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OOtKUNMENT
OUIiMl
.
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foreBwat
mem-f
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f1
t.rwi
oua
of.
the
euntri.i
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by
fxrtmt-
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train
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contain
two
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AHAV
AT
ItUtT
V.iAninaton.
April
33.
IMn
.ir
camera
men
wr
:
B;
.Iter
HU1
tff
whan
!
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--
Columbia
Riear
en-
j
ur
were
(rutdlnf
away
j
wtler
blaat
which
Uftad.
;
cliff
into
the
rlwr.
and
hli
heather.
F.
I
r
Arthur
Daasei
01
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Uie
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1
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mikaw
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aiii;
kii.i.i;i
ami
two
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a
r:i
The
rupture
or
a
0
rge
in
the
NSble
Five
'
reaultcd
In
a
cage
falling
1
cin
h
death
of
Olof
Keek-a)
ti
and
trie
aon.
Harry,
a
J5
and
MartUi
Ntlaou.
40.
'
aaai;
utaiiy
injured.
I
KUdBER
gets
SENTENCE
5
YEARS
I
I
Hriia
la
t...
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.
U11I1
l.la
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20
who
wm
captured
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WESTMINSTER
OLD
TIMER
PASSES
v,
,r
t'VII
.H
ilKitni
i
Klreet
l'4ir
""jiuinain.ii,
April
dj.w
Nl
MeAakltl.
an
old,
timer
of
the
'
within
the
spuco
of
a
few
min-
W?
alitv
Mn
nt
aire.
artoen
In
certain
references
he
made
to
trw,
watotcoat
but
he
wishes
to
nuke
It
clear
thai
he
made
no
charge
agalmt
Watfthwon
that
he
was
a
party
to
the
wafettcatl
havlnf
brea
cleaned.
ruiM't:
ami
i-iikm
11:11
MAY
COME
IV
411
LONDON.
April
23
There
l
a
possibility,
although
It
had
been
t
llrat
thought
UnpoaatMe.
that
la
Tiaee
of
Wale
and
frfns-ler
8fnrtrT
"lUTBa-tfi
may
yet
be
able
to
90
to
Canada
this
year
in
ttate
far
the
Diamond
Jubilee
of
Ooolederataaa.
The
Prince
u
understood
to
hare
agreed
to
Mvtnee
the
date
of
hi
trip
ao
,
a
so
accompany
the
Premier
If
parliamentary
bualneaa
per-mill
of
a
tufSolently
early
adjournment,
they
mould
leave
England
toward
the
end
of
June
BIG
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
AMKIIK'tX
I.IJAtlli;
Wwhiiigton
7.
Doaton
3.
Othrr
postponed.
NATIONAL
LllttU
II
CincliinaM
I.
PUUburg
3.
Other
postjjoncd.
l.i:.lllK
rlTANIHMl!
.Nutlmul
Plttabvirit
New
YorK
Phlkwlelph'
Ik-
ton
St.
Lou
Chicago
Diyoly
Clikclnn"
.
Detroit
New
Tor
Waahlnstoii
8t.
Loul"1
CKvcland
rhlladelphla
Chicago
Dot
ton
7
3
3
6
4
3
2
.
i
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,
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3
4
4
3
3
W.
,v
LITTLE
GIRL
KILLED
NEAR
CUMBERLAND,
Y.I.
j4Mtire
l
Charcril
Willi
M4iilju.hlrr
In
I'niinrrtlnn
with
Automobile
Arrhlrnt
COMDBHLAND.
April
2J
.-Ertber
Logan,
ajted
.
auauined
Injurlca
on
a
road
near
here
whtoh
reaulted
In
her
death
when
he
was
atruok
by
an
automobile
drrean
by
Tadao
Dol.
Japanese,
who
ha
been
arrrated
and
charged
with
man-daughter,
being
remanded
until
April
6
and
releaaed
on
ball
or
13.000.
AHEMPTED
ASSASSIN
OF
MUSSOLINI
GIVEN
THIRTY
YEARS
JAIL
HOME.
April
23.
Tito
Zanlbonl.
pno
or
Italy's
rorwwMl
and
moat
valoroua
aeldlem
and
a
former
Socialist
deputy,
waa
opovttted
latt
night
of
having
al-tcmptcd
o
wd-Mntc
J'romler
Humo-linl
1023.
He
wa
acn-aenred
l
November.
to
thirty
ycara'
Imprisonment.
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4
.300
3
.444
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fi
.250
MOIIi:
THAN
MITV
KNOWN
TO
in:
unto
in
Mi-m-sirTi
VroilltENT
.Mi:M!'IIIH.
April
J!.
Th
nllrn
Mlil
Ultrf.
mi
tlx
greatest
OimmI
riuiiKi(r
in
liU(or),
klinurd
llllle
klii
ef
returning
to
normal
IimIjj.
Mnrr
lltjn
fifty
ieruiii
are
t
now
ii
o
be
deuil
anil
3,mni
or
more
are
liomHf
while
nearly
Iixi.ihki
are
rnildiisrrrd
u
the
torrent
atmll
I
he
ilrlU
defences.
Iletneen
een
anil
"Vljht
.thou.
Mini
H-rvini
are
utrrtrhril
along
the
Irtre
for
a
UUtiinre
of
three
mllr
near
lirrenillle.
.Mlllpl,
while
anether
t(o
thotiaml
are
re-Nrted
Mraiidrd
on
a
two
and
a
lutir
root
einlNiiikinrnt
Hhlrli
l
rtipliMy
bring
nilrri
iiuuy
at
Knoullon'n
linilliig,
ArkaiiMis
nllhout
riMHl
uii'l
MTruniliig
fr
help
a
the
wntrr
i-ontliiiirs
to
rle.
HALIBUT
BOAT,
FOR
WHICH
ALARM
FELT,
ARRIVES
IN
PORT
Tlio
Bradbury
5e
Yrtf
halibut
bout
13
and
Y..
for
whk-Ji
team
had
been
expressed,
arrived
In
port
for
this
morn-Ing'a
Flah
Exchangv
with
a
catch
ot
15,000
pounds.
Capt.
Al
Woto
reirts
that
roiwh
weather
vros
cncouiltered
and
tho
vfeilao
OtKaome
ensln1:
trovible
but
there
wae
notfilng
to
be
Brriatly
alarmed
about
Since
hef
de
parture
from
here
late
In
February
for
the
banks,
the
13
and
Y.
sold
two
small
catches
In
northern
porta.
This
Is
her
first
landing
at
thla
her
home
port.
VIC
FOLEY
WINS
if?
r
f
TAXI
Boston
Grill
mim
'
a
Hrniiiiiaw:!'
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
ijhcre
nt
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
lixchanxc
Huildlnx
NEW
HO
DA
FOUNTAIN.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
T
V1DECK.
Prop.
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
il,
No.
05,
I'ltlNCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY.
APRIL
23,
1927
Price
Five
Out
"
'
'fMJ'4'n
'
HI
J
FliT'v.
.
1
Js
j
MAKliE
AliA
INST
OFFICER
UNUSED
ARDIFF
CITY
WINS
ENGLISH
FOOTBALL
CUP
AT
WEMBLEY
own
Counsel
in
Joe
.
i
.
b
.
.
.
sr
a.
mm
ieference
Is
Confused
,i'S()N,
K.C,
WISHES
IT
TO
RE
UNDEItSTOOI)
THAT
W
ATKINSON
WAS
NOT
PARTY
TO
CLEANING
WAISTCOAT
ll
VEIL
April
23.
In
the
report
of
the
Hrlllsh
Columbia
.
ul
hearing
on
March
SO
or
the
application
of
Jo.ie.ph
new
trial
from
the
death
sentence
imitosed
ujmjii
him
"
rt
Iwtt
November
for
the
murder
of
Mis
Iorctta
ChU-
Essington
in
May.
u
statement
was
credited
to
-A.
M.
crown
counsel,
"that
bloodstains
had,
with
the
eom-,1
Watkinson.
constable
of
the
Indian
Department
at
r:.
been
removed
from
it
waistcoat
which
the
crown
rn
by
Sankey."
It
now
appears,
according
to
Mr.
a
Johnacu.
that
auine
oonlualon
may
hav
(ii;
v
1
1
i
KIN
r
ARM,
South
Africa,
with
v
of
the
diamond
diggings
in
the
field
won
li
v.T!-'
Ui.-invu
open
to
the
public
when
25,000
uj
tier?
raceil
to
stake
claim-
In
a
.Hiiiglr
hull
over
$5,000
worth
of
diamonds
a
-e
aid
10
have
been
found.
Morc
than
1,000
natives
are
already
employed
Commission
Is
Told
by
Carlow
His
Affidavit
Was
Doctored
by
Twigg
when
He
Was
Not
Present
ROOD
STILL
UNASSUAGED
FROM
DOC
SNELL
Hot
Ht-rMoii
In
Ten
Hon
ml
go
at
Van-
iuvrr.jit
Nlghl
Mrelx
Toil
.Morgan
Next
.Month
VANCOUVEH.
April
33.
Vic
Foley
won
a
ten
round
doclslon
from
Doc
Sncll
of
Tacoma
here
last
night.
Some
time
next
month,'
the
local
lightweight
will
meet
Tod
Morgan
of
Seattle,
junior
lightweight
of
the
world,
for
the
title.
j
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
Dai
Thomas
tells
of
land
deal
and
says
proceeds
were
not
for
political
campaign
funds
author
of
allegations
on
stand
all
day
VICTORIA,
April
2D.
-That
as
far
as
he
knew
the
$5,000
note
he
gave
Frank
Carlow
to
obtain
for
him
a
foreshore
lease
to
the
rear
of
his
property
at
English
Bay,
Vancouver,
from
the
provincial
government,
was
not
given
for
political
purVoses
was
the
statement
of
David
G.
Thomas
at
Mr.
Justice
Morrison's
commission
investigating
legislative
allegations.
He
also
declared
that
he
had
never
said
to
anyone
that
it
had
been
for
such
a
purpose.
Carlow,
the
author
of
the
allegations
contained
in
his
affidavit,
sworn
to
last
February,
was
on
the
stand
nearly
all
day.
Capt.
ji.
M.
Harbord.
former
president
of
then
-
Jbcral
Association;
J.
D.
Williams,
Van-xurcr
city
solicitor,
and
others
were
Jeo
witnesses.
J.
D.
Pattullo,
K.C.
counsel
for
the
fovemment,
asked
Carlow
how
the
present
airidavlt
had
been
prepared.
Wit-.less
replied
that
H.
D.
Twlgg'drcw
up
.he
document,
hot
In
Carlow's
presence,
ie
said.
Mr.
Pattullo
read
Carlow'a
declaration
hat
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
minister
of
ands.
had
Insisted
that
M.
B.
Jacknon.
K.C,
be
satisfied
In
the
handling
of
on
illeged
commission
in
a
Vancouver
fore-hire
deal.
Carlow
admitted
that
this
.tatement
had
not
been
contained
In
his
irat
declaration
but
had
been
Inserted
i)
a
second
affidavit
by
Twig;.
The
hearing
was
adjourned
until
PLANE
GOES
TO
AID
OF
CAPT.
WILKINS
AND
PILOT
EILSEN
FAIRBANKS.
April
23.
Alger
Oraham
of
the
Detroit
Ncwa-Wllklns
Arctic
Expedition
took
off
from
here
on
Friday
In
an
airplane
to
rescue
Capt.
Ocorge
It.
Wllklnn
and
Pilot
Carl
Elisen
at
Beechy
Point
where
they
were
compelled
to
make
a
forced
landing
during
a
flight
over
the
Arctic
Ocean.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Asked
Wheat
1,45ft
B.C.
Silver
4.85
1.05
Dunwell
"".lis
1.43
Howe
Sound
39.00
L.
&
L.
n0
.11
Premier.
2.11
2.13
v,
Porter
ldaho
.14
.13V4
Surf".
Inlet
'
V
.01
Richmond
HY,
.13
U
Coast
Ccpper
-13.50
14.25
BuiUoch
.,
.80
.81
Young
women
were
once
considered
angels.
Now
they
are
mostly
angler
TORIES
WILL
VISIT
RUPERT
LXITUSHIN
TO
PACIFIC
COAST
ItKIMl
AttltANtlKII
niKPARA.
TOItV
TO
MINMPKtl
CON-VENT
ION
TIIKONTO,
April
SS.
HIm-iivIiie
pkini
for
the
National
t'oiivnutltr
ron
nil
inn
to
lie
hrhl
at
Wlnnlieg
on
Ortobrr
II.
Prrlilriit
.Maenlcol,
at
the
annual
nirrllng
of
the
Ontario
t'iirrvatlr
Amm-UIIoii,
aiiiioiinrrd
that
an
antr-miitriitloii
evcuilon
hail
lirrn
urranicril
It)
whirl)
dele-galr
will
lie
rnalilrd
to
nuke
a
trip
to
I
lie
l-arillr
Cout.
Thry
will
llt
I'rlniT
ltuM-rl.
going
liy
one
rallwiij
ami
rrtiirnlng
by
Die
other.
WINNIPEG
LAVYER'S
SON
SHOOTS
HIMSELF
A.
A.
Hudson
Is
I'oiiiiiI
liciiil
III
MMiilry
Park,
aiiroinrr.
With
l(rohrr
by
IIIh
Mile
'
VANCOUVEr
April
23.
A.
A.
Hud
Ron.
son
of
II.
V.
Hudnon.
Wlnntio?
lawyer.,
was
found
dead
yesterday
In
Stanley
Park.
There
was
a
bullet
wound
found
In
his
body
and
a
revolver
lay
by
his
tide.
The
police
are
Investigating
what
la
.assumed
to
be
a
case
ot
suicide.
Willi
(IKK
ANMVF.II.1AHY
Today
Is
the
ninth
anniversary
ot
the
naval
engagement
of
Zebrugce
In
the
Great
War
when
the
British
fleet,
under
command
of
Admiral
Sir
Roger
Xeyes,
attacked
the
Mole
and
blocked
the
canal
at
Osteud,
thus
tying
up
the
Termari
submarine
base.
All
hair
tonlr
raises
Is
hopes,
London
Team
Fails
tj
Win
and
Coveted
Soccer
Trophy
Leaves
'
Home
First
Time
in
History
LONDON,
April
2:;.
The
English
Football
Association
Cup
moves
out
of
England
for
the
first
time
in
its
long
history
as
a
result
of
the
victory
of
Cardiff
City
by
one
to
nothingjver
Arsenal,
a
Ijndon
team,
in
the
final
for
the
coveted
trophy
at
Wembley
today.
The
winning
goal
was
scored
after
twenty-eight
minutes
of
play
in
the
second
half.
More
than
150,000
madly
enthusiastic
fans
wit-nes.'cd
the
struggle.
King
George
was
one
of
the.ijrectators
and
he
received
a
tremendous
ovation
from
the
Welsh
supporters
who
cn-Icrlaincd
him
with
community
singing,
the
crowd
standing
with
heads
uncovered
as
"Abide
With
Me"
was
sung.
London
presented
a
novel
sight
last
night
as
the
Welsh
crowds
began
to
arrive.
There
were
many
mothers
with
children
in
arms.
Early
this
morning
the
roads
to
Wembley
were
jammed
with
the
throng
afoot
and
on
vehicles.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Total
of
9I.OUO
Pound
of
Halibut
Nolil
at
Hill
Krlungr
t
hi
.Morning
Halibut
arrivals
at
this
port
today
totalled
01.000
pounds,
two
American
vessels
deposing
of
41.000
pounds
at
,0c
and
8c
while
five
Canadian
sold
11.000
pounds
at
bids
ranging
from
12.1c
and
7c
to
13.5c
and
8c.
The
day's
arrivals
were
as
foUows:
A
ME
It
I
CAN
Ithona,
19.000
pounds,
to
Fisheries.
It.
6c
and
8c
Bninvoll.
22,000
pounds,
to
Canadian
.
....
-V
WW.
.WI.J
'VW,
"
CANADIAN
I
Llvlnjuorvc.
13.000
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
At
Cold
Storage
Co
USc
and
7c.
-
Eric
Roy.
7
.SCO
pounds,
to
AUlnl
Fisheries,
13.4c
and
8.5c.
B.
and
T..
13,000
pounds,
to
Royal
FLsb
Co
.
12.1c
and
7c
.
Blnso,
400
pounds,
to
Royal
Fish
Co..
12.6c
and
7c
Rose
Spit.
11.000
pounds,
to
Atltn
Fisheries,
13.6c
and
8c.
NEW
GRANBY
BOAT
LEAVES
FOR
ANYOX
llrurturc
of
Vrwl.
Hullt
at
Iam-aI
Dry
Dork,
li
.irheilulrd
for
Tomorrow
The
Oranby
Co.'s
big
service
boat
Ornnby."
buUt
at
the
local
dry
dock.
has
.
been
turned
over
to
the
owners
aad
tomorrow
morning,
weather
per-fitting,
will
prscccd
.
to
her
head-
quir.cn
st
.c70x
wfcere
ahe
will
enter
the
company's
service.
Tlis
boat
will
be
taken
north
by
Capt.
Johnson
ot
the
Oranby
Co.'a
navigation
staff
and
will
be
accompanied
by
Ben
Fox
who
was
In
charge
for
the
Vancouver
Machinery
Depot,
ot
the
Installation
of
the
big
Washlngton-Estep
delscl
engine
with
which
the;
vessel
Is
powered.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENf
11.1111
LK.lt
it'
li
DhMon
I.
Birmingham
3.
Liverpool
0.
Blackburn
Rovers
0.
Bcltcn
W.
3.
Bury-Arscna!
not
played.
jEvcrton
2.
Alton
Villa
2.
Huddcrsfleld
0.
Manchester
City
0.
Leicester-Cardiff
not
played.
The
Wednesday
2.
Burnley
1.
Sunderland
1.
Derby
County
2.
Tottenham
4,
Leeds
United
1.
West
Bromwlch
1.
Sheffield
United
0.
West
Ham
1.
Newcastle
United
1.
Dltlklon
II
Barnsley
3.
Chelnca
O.
Blackpool
2.
Mlddlcsboro
3.
Darlington
8.
South
Shields
3.
Fulham
3,
Notts
County
0.
Orlmsby
3,
Clapton
Orient
2.
Manchester
City
1.
Prestcn
0
.
Notts
Forest
3,
Bradford
City
0.
Oldham
2.
Wolverhampton
0.
Portsmouth
3,
Hull
City
0.
Reading
2,
Port
Vale
0.
Swaruwa
Town
2.
Southampton.
3.
SCOTTISH
LKAQUE
Division
I.
Alrdrlconlana
0,
Hearts
0.
Clyde
0,
Hamilton
Academicals
0.
Dundee
United
2,
Pwrtlck
ThlsUca
1.
Duufemillne
1,
Aberdeen
0.
Hibernians
1,
Morton
t.
Kilmarnock
1,
Cowdenbeath
4.
Motherwell
1.
St.
Mlrren
0.
Queen
Park
1.
Falkirk
2.
Rangera
0.
Dundee
0.
St
Johnstone
1.
Oltlo
0.
TWENTY
KILLED
DETROIT
PLANT
.MOKE
THAN
ONE
111
MltKI
I.VJLUKU
SO.Mtf
FATALLY,
IN
AtTOMOIIILE
IIODV
FACTORY
CATASTKOl'HE
DETROIT.
April
23.
Fire,
foUowlnj
a
series
ot
explosions
In
one
of
the
main
plants
of
the
Brlggs
hiring
Co..
automobile
body
builders.
this
morning
killed
at
'least
twenty
i
persons
and
mjuredtnore'
tban
.
100,
,a
"SSmfterof
hTVl,-will
die.
At
the
time
of
the
explosion.
two
thousand
employees
were
at
work.
Many
are
mjured
and
sulertng
further
from
smoke
and
fumes
from
bum-
'
Early
this
afternoon,
the
fire
was
under
control
and
work
of
rescuing
the
dead
from
the
ruins
commenced.
LAUNCH
UPSETS,
MANY
DROWNED
FLOOD
ItKltlitKs
I.OM-:
Lltts
UIIKS
LEVEE
llllKAKS
ON
MlSSlJiSHTI
KIVEK
MEMPHIS.
Tennessee.
April
23,
Nineteen
were
drowned
when
the
government
launch
Pelican,
carrying
flood
refugees
up
the
Mississippi
River,
was
caught
In
a
torrent
as
a
levee
broke
a:
Kaowiicns
Landing.
Arkansas,
according
to
reports
received
here.
DROWNED
W0MAWAS
RESIDENT
HERE
ONCE
Lale
.Mrs.
W.
L.
Merle.
Whiwe
lludy
Wan
I'oiiiiiI
In
Ultrr
Nrur
Kain.
loops
Livrd
In
Hart
The
lata
Mrs.
W.
L.
Steele,
whose
body
was
found
In
the
Thompson
River
recently
cear
Kamloopa.
at
one
time
lived
In
Prince
Itupert
in
the
;
ILirt
Apartments.
She
and
her
husband,
who
waa
a
college
graduate,
had
come
here
from
New
Zealand.
Mrs.
Steele
had
been
forced
to
leave
here
on
account
of
illness.
T0Plf0LIDATED
MINING
&
DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY
JNCORPORATED
VICTORIA,
April
2J-
The
B.C.
Oarette
this
week
records
the
public
nou-llabll-Ity
incorporation
of
the
Topley
Convoll-dated
Mining
Si
Development
Co.
Ltd.
ot
Smlthers
with
capital
of
1250.000.
The
concern
has
teen
organized
by
Frank
Taylor,
discoverer
of
the
now
famous
Richfield
Mine,
and
will
acquire
.and
develop
thowUs
In
the
Topley
district..
ONTARIO
LIQUOR
STORES
WILL
BE
OPENED
MAY
.16
TORONTO.
April
23.
D.
B.
Hanna,
chairman
of
the
Ontario
Liquor
Com.
mission,
announced
yesterday
that,
aa
many
government
liquor
stores
as
are
ready,
will
be
opened
tor
business
ou
May
16.