Irtf-TAxil
Bostojnrill
a3
Ambulance
andv
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hull,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
for
hire.
flqpr,
Anywhere
at
Anytime
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
Stand:
Exchange
Uuilding
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
MATT
VIUECK.
Prop.
least.
I'hone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Vol.
XVII.,
No.
118.
PJtlNCE
KUI'EKT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
MAY
20,
1927
Trice
FiV-e
Vnir
TERf
OVER
revela
mm
MONOPLANE
LEFT
NEW
YORK
FOR
PARIS;
England
All
Raid
and
Probable
Revelations
to
be
Made
Next
Week
as
Result
Government
says
information
of
such
nature!
.1
.
S
.11...
mat
government
had
not
time
to
complete
and
digest
SPECULATION
AS
TO
OUTCOME
7ormer
members
of
Labor
Ministry
thought
to
be
involved
in
document
seized
by
police
LONDON,
May
20.
England
is
all
agog
over
the
Soviet
House
raid
and
possible
revelations
which
may
result
therefrom.
The
mj
itcrious
disappearance
of
a
state
document
from
the
British
war
office,
which
resulted
in
the
sensational
search
accompanied
by
the
dynamiting
of
safes
and
occupation
hleciicncd
by
the
announcement
of
reury.
who
said
he
was
unable
to
Hi
f
ommon
.
regarding
the
raid
until
Sc
retary
Hicks
declared:
"Thcinformation
which
has
come
l.S.
FARMERS
THE
SMELTER
p
i:;i:t.U'.i.k.s
(mounts
.into
liOIMUKY
.SKA
It
Tlt.WI.
AK
INTER)
EN'TION
HITH
CANAHA
SPOKANE
May
20.
tlnlUHt
8tate
M::alor
Dill
ask:d
the
Vate
depart-
merit
to
intervene
with
the
Canadian
Kovemmenl
on
behalf
of
the
fanners
!
on
ttia
Wa'.'ilngton
aide
of
the
bound-"7
near
Trail.
n.C,
claiming
that
the
Ifum:
from
the
Trail
smaller
arc
dJ-
tijli-;
nil
their
vcitcUblea.
Rer
icnuuve
Sam
Hill
and
the
ircun'v
;mmlssloncrs
determined
that
"is
furriers
have
no
legal
recourse
at
B'rtsc.-u
salnai
their
Canadian
nelgh-
1x)lT
PEACE
RIVER
TIIOt'sAMl
lAMII.IES
SV
MOM!
INTO
NORTHERN
Al.-
I'.KIM
A
IS
ASNOIMII'
EDMONTON,
May
20.
If
present
Il'lai:-
mature
23.000
Mcnnonltes
from
IManii
rtja
am
others
who
are
new-
to
the
country
will
be
acttlcd
Ioincr:
"round
the
Peace
River.
It
la
expected
Ut
five
thousand
families
will
take
in
the
movement
to
northern
Ilwt
Alberta
where
600,000
acres
of
land
would
be
homcstcaded,
AIRMEN
START
OFF
FOR
INDIA
v""".i.
England,
May
so.
-riignv
Lieutenants
Carr
and
Olllman
of
the
toyal
Air
Force
started
this
morning
In
attempt
at'
a
non-stop
flight
to
Calcutta.
Tliiiw
V,n.
v.
...
hr.ll.
nd
miles
in
forty
hours.
MEMORIAL
BUILDING
AT
OTTAWA
SUPPORTED
I
VICTORIA,
May
30.-
The
twcatyalxth
annual
convention
nt
t.ii
nniiffhteri
of
(the
Klnff
endrsprt
th
nroooscd
I
women's
memorial
buiidimr
to
be
erected
I11
Ottawa.
Tto
project
will
be
com-
".uaea
to
the
various
circles
for
sup-
p;:tt
Agog
Over
Soviet
of
the
building
by
the
police
was
Sir
William
Joynson
Hicks,
home
make
a
statement
to
the
House
Tuesday
of
next
week.
rmto
nto
possession
of
the
police
through
the
Arcos
search
t
of
aueh
a
nature
that
it
haa
not
been
powlble
for
Ma
Majesty'
government
to
complete
the
examination
or
determine
the
consequences
of
It."
Since
the
raid
London
has
been
filled
tilth
rumors
and
reports,
one
of
which
Is
to
the
effect
that
the
missing
document
dealt
with
plaps
mettlng
hypothetical
Angle-Russian
situations.
The
Evening
Standard
says
a
report
that
the
document
deals
with
the
military
situation
In
China
la
a
"likely
jrueaa."
but
It
la
Inclined
to
believe
"th
missing
paper
had
nothing
to
do
with
any
current
military
operations
or
movements."
i
"It
Is
believed
Russian
agents
were
In
touch
with
members
of
the
Labor
ministry
here
and
It
U
said
the
pay
list
was
found."
Bays
the
Westminster
Oazcttc.
tMltKl.ltfs
KKI'OliT.
H
a.m.
DIUBY
ISLAND.-Clear,
calm;
barometer,
30.14:
temperature.
52;
foggy
seawards.
DEAD
TREE
TOINT.
Clear,
calm;
barometer,
20.80;
temperature,
52;
ca
nnoolh.
niiLL
IlAllUOR.
fort
cloudy,
fresh
northwest
wind:
barometer.
29.09;
temperature,
45;
se
moderate;
6
p.rA,
tpoke
steamer
Lnklna,
274
miles
south
of
Katchlknn.
bound
for
Seattle;
0
p.m,
spoke
steamer
xAlasta,
Ketchikan
tor
Seattle,
478
miles
from
Seattle;
8
pin-
rKr
Motorshlp
Apex,
Ketchikan
for
Seattle,
210
miles
from
Ketchikan;
8
pm.
spoke
motorshlp
Ollnda.
Prince
Uuixrl
for
Vancouver,
in
Fttzhug
Sound;
8
p.nt.
spoke
steamer
orinco
barce
Rlverwlale,
Anyox
for
Tactma,
480
miles
irom
-jacoma;
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Princess
Beatrice.
tff
Tine
Island,
northbound.
XOO
DIOHY
ISLAND.-Clear,
calm;
barometer,
30.14;
temperature,
CO;
sea
emouth;
9:53
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Queen-moor
left
Prince,
Rupert
at
4
am.
bound
for
United
Kingdom!
8.30
am.
out
steamer
Princess
Alice
northbound;
noon
In
steamer
Cardcna
northbound.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Clear,
calm:
barometer,
29.00;
temperature,
58;
sea
(.mooth.
miLL.
HARDOR.
-Part
cloudy,
fresh
n,.thu..Mt
wind:
barometer,
30.04;
tem
perature,
48;
sea
moderate;
10
ajn.
spoke
steamer
Prince
uuperi
in
mil
bank
Sound
southbound;
noon
apoKO
steamer
Princess
Beatrice
abeam
Ivory
Island
northbound.
FAILED
SO
FAR
TO
RESCUE
SHIP
CREW
SAN
FRANCISCO,
May
20.-J-The
unsuccessful
attempts
made
to
rescue
the
crew
of
23
aboard
the
steamer
Indian
Harbor
which
Is
breakhg
up
on
a
reef
off
Point
Corda,
forty-five
miles
south
of
Eureka.
WI
FY
MftflRF
Mlii
lliVUilU
PROVED
STAR
ills
nii.n
r
hoi:k
won
hasehali,
hash:
for
Yankees
ioi.k
to
iiim.i:
J
NEW
YORK.
May
20.
Invadlns
the
eastern
wing
of
the
American
League
the
westerners
had
the
satisfaction
that
comes
of
a
well
done
jcb.
They
were
forced
Into
undisputed
possession
of
the
major
league
spotlight
for
the
diy
When
rain
halted
all
the
gan.es
In
the
National
League,
the
American
furnished
the
task,
of
entertaining
the
fans.
The
most
interesting
of
this
was
the
relief
work
of
Wiley
Moore,
Yankee
hurler.
who
was
put
on
the
mound
In
the
second
Inning
as
a
relief
for
Shocker
after
:
Cleveland
tied
the
score
three
to
three
and
held
the
enemy
In
subjection,
and
1
In
the
ninth
laid
down
a
bunt
which
i
won
the
game
four
to
three.
Gehrig's
ninth
homer
of
the
season
tying
Ruth's,
total
accounted
for
Uie
Yankee
acores
In
the
first
liming,
.tmrflmn
Lrasur
.
'
Boston
9,
St.
Louis
0.
Phllmlclphla
0.
Chicago
3.
Washington
3.
Detroit
0.
New
York
4,
Cleveland
3.
National
League
All
rain.
I.KWUT.
STAMMMIS
Niilloii.il
W.
L.
Pet.
New
York
A
13
10
.055
Chicago
13
11
.677
Philadelphia
13.
10
.565
Pittsburg
.........
14
11
.500
St.
Louis
,.
IS
12
.558
Boston
10
14
.417
Brooklyn
12
13
.400
Cincinnati
.......
7
19
J2G9
Ainrrlran
New
York
21
a
.724
Chicago
18
13
.531
Philadelphia,
.....
15
11
.517
St.
Louis
.....
13
14
.401
Detroit
13
13
.464
Washington
13
15
.464
Cleveland
........
13
10
.479
Boston
0
19
J21
QUEENMOOR
SAILED
IN
EARLY
MORNING
llrltMi
drain'
Milp
l.oalrl
llrrr,
.salliil
at
I
thl
Morning
The
British
nteamcr
Quccnnuior.
Capt.
McCadery,
sailed
at
4
o'clock
this
momlng
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
continent
with
a
full
cargo
of
291,200
bvshcls
Of
grain
loaded
at
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
local
elevator.
The
vessel
was
piloted
out
to
Triple
Island
by
Capt.
Larry
Thomson
of
the
Vcdcral
Pilots
of
British
Columbia.
P.
M.
Ray
or
tho
Northern
Shipping
Co.,
agents
for
the
vessel,
made
the
trip
out
with
the
pilot.
OUTDOOR
ADVERTISING
WILL
BE
ABOLISHED
BY
CITY
OF
OXFORD
OXFORD.
England,
May
20.
The
streets
of
Oxford
are
to
loso
their
advertisement
posters
as
.the
result
of
a
new
order
Issued
by
the
authorities,
The
view
of
the
authorities
Is
that
hoardings
ore
neither
an
improvement
nor
a
necessity
In
&
modern
city.
In
order
to
get
rid
of
then
they
are
pro
ccedlng
under
the
Towns
Improvement
Act
of
1847,
under
which
Act
It
Is
a
;
technical
offence
for
hoardings
to
ex
tend
over
the
footway
by
so
much
as
the
width
of
a
board.
Two
boats
sold
salmon
to
the
Atlln
Fisheries
this
morning
by
private
sale
The
Taplow
had
1700
pounds
of
fcda
and
400
white
and
the
Elmer
C.
had
a
somewhat
similar
load.
Ramsay
MacDonald
Here
on
Trip
J.
RAMSAY
MACDONALD,
former
premier
of
Britain,
and
his
daughter
i
abel,
now
touring
the
United
States.
They
came
to
Nev
York
on
the
Cunard
Liner.
Aqtiltanta
'
MONOPIAM
Li:i
T
Htt
PARIS
Tlllj
MOIJMMI
riiOM
uoosKvixT
uixi,
m:v
voitu
NKW
VOIlh',
Slay.
2".
Captain
Cliiirii".
Lliidlieruli
In
the
monoplane
"Nplrlt
of
M.
Iiiils'
hoped
off
from
It(ietrlt
Held
,at
1.5!
tills
niornliii;
on
u
non-ship
flight
for
IMrK
ilr
It
in.iklns
the
fliglit
ulone
und
exjHTts
to
a:ii)lete
the
long
Journey
In
3(i
hours.
Two
hours
utter
xtartlnc
the
plane
was
srrn
Ms.-lng
uer
Halifax,
Mas-ni
luiseltN.
HtMlAX,
N.S,
May
fill.
1,1ml-hrrsli
iiisril
otrr
MiilRruvr
on
the
Mrnlt
of
I'aiiMi
fle
mlnnlrs
utter
two
by
ruvlrrn
staiiilard
time
(his
iillcriMHin,
Hying
IiIrIi.
i
i:i:.mii:k
ni.ivF.it
IH.dlVF.liS
lUI'IKLV
-
TO
t
is'ir
HAMILTON
VICTORIA,
May
20.
Premier
Oliver's
condition
shows
marked
improvement
during
the
last
few
days.
uCourdlug
to
uijorts
received
from
Rochester.
He
will
go
to
his
son's
home
In
Hamilton
during
the
next
few
days
and
after
recuperating
will
return
to
the
Pacific
Coast.
MOTOR
CRUISER
FOR
THE
NAVY
H.M.S.
AHVHXTI
Iti:
Jl
ST
COMMIS-MOM.II
HAS
DKISIX
KM!
INKS
LONDON,
May
20.
(Canadian
Press).
Just
commissioned
H.M.S.
Adventure
is
the
only
vessel
of
.
her
type
in
the
world
and
the
-first
such
vessel
In
the
Royal
Navy.
She
Is
a-
cruiser-mine
layer.
The
performances
of
tho
adven
ture
will
be
followed
with
considerable
Interest
by
naval
architects
as
they
are
expected
to
yield
data,,
of
great
.
importance.
Engineers
are
particularly
interested
in
her
bocause
her
propelling
machinery
Includes
a
delsel
plant'
for
use
at
ordinary
cruising
speed.
She
Is
the
first
targe
warship
to
be
thus
fitted
with
Internal
combuslon'
engines..
It
the
experiment
proves,
successful
Vi
V.-1U
be
tried
On
a
larger
scale
in
future
cruising
vessels
and
may
prove
the
Initial
step
towards
motor-propelled
wtxrehlpa.
WARMER
WE
ATHER
IN
WHOLE
OF
DISTRICT
There
has
been
a
steadily
rising
temperature
through
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
and
the
Yukon.
Reports
today
at'
8
ajn.
show
the
follow-'ns:
Prince
Rupert
Clear,
calm.
temp.
53.
Tc'i
raceClear,
calm,
temp.
50.
,
UcsswocdClcar.
calm,
temp.
56.
Aiyansh
Clear,
calm,
temp.
52.
Alice
Arm
Clear,
calm,
temp.
50.
Anyox
Clear,
calm,
temp.
53.
Btswart
Calm,
temp.
52.
Hazcltsn
Clear,
calm,
temp.
60.
Telegraph
Creek
Part
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
54.
Smlthcrs
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
51.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm,
temp.
50.
Whltehcrse
Clear,
south
wind,
temp
56.
Dawson-
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
50.
OUTBOUND
GRAIN
FROM
VANCOUVER
DURING
WEEK
VANCOUVER.
May
20.
The
following
vessels
took
grain
cargo
from,
here
'during
the
week:
Lech
Doll,
for
London,
37,333
bushcJs;
for
Rotterdam,
37,333
bushels.
Mocrdyk,
for
Amsterdam,
37,333
bushels;
for
Rotterdam.
37,313
htishels.
Tacaloo.su
City,
for
Avonmolith,
21,147
bmhels.
Northwestern
Miller,
for
Manchester,
111.734
bushels.
Spunfho
Maru,
for
Yokohama,
57,167
buFhcls:
fcr
M-)Ji.
70.93D
bushels.
Yoshlda
Maru.
for
Kobe.
33,333
bush
els.
for
Yokohama.
33,333
bushels.
BODY
IS
FOUND
OF
CANADIAN
PIANIST
-r
..:
:
li
JACKSONVILLE.
I'la,.
May
20.-Thfl
body
recovered
tn
Uie
Bt.'
Johft
River
Thursday,
has
been
Identified
as
that
of
Paul
Wells,
the
noted
Canadian
pianist,
officials
announced.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Asket
1.53
,,
1.64
164
1.69
1Q.50
t
U.S0
.1.35
'
i.38
.08
VV
-09
.07V4,
-".03
10
2.08
;
.1514
.18
.06
'J
.07
Wheat
B.C.,
Silver
.,4
,
,
Coast
Copper,.
').
.i.
Dunwell
..,
vA
Glacier
......
Indian
....
L.
ti
L.
.....
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Sliver
Crest
Joseph
Bennett,
manager
of
the
Al
berta
Wheat
Pool's
local
elevator,
sails
'tomorrow
morning
on
the
Cardena
for
(a
brief
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
SEEN
AT
CANSO
Woman
Pilot
Makes
Altitude
Flight
in
Light
Plane
Says
1
Nothing
to
Make
Fuss
About
IiAMBLE,
England,.
May
20.
Mrs:
Elliottt
Lynn,
the
first
woman
air
pilot,
accompanied
by
Lady
Bailey
as
a
passenger,
claimed
yesterday
that
she
established
a
world
record
for
a
light
plane,
reaching
an
altitude
of
16,000
feet.
Mrs.
Lynn
said
that
when
the
altograph
record
had
been
cor-f
reeled,
takihg
into
account
the
temperature
and
pressure,
it
would
1
be
found
she
had
climbed
17,000
feet
in
the
2
hours
"3
minutes
she
was
in
the
air.
"It
was
really
nothing
to
make
a
fuss
about,"
the
pilot
said.
I
hope
my
efforts
will
aid
In
popularlz-
-
-
-
-
ng
the
light
airplaae
type
with
whJ.-h
r-Wrifx
pp
ft
flAAT
will
be
possible
to
do
a
1500
m:ie
If
hi
ft
III
I
VK
Allll
1
d:
ih.
Imagine
what
a
boon
that
would
Jj
vVIll
UJUilu
Vl
1
rove
for
a
buiir.essinan."
J
LOT
LANDINGS
LRGELY
CANADIAN;,
Only
,IM)
Pounds
r
Ainrrlran
l
lsli
III
Total
of
MJiim
I'oiinils
Marketed
This
Morning
Halibut
landings
here
this
m;rnlng
were
again
largely
Canadian.
A
total
of
83.3C0
pounds
was
sold
of
which
81,800
pounds
was
from
twelve
Canadian
vessels
while
a
solitary
American
disposed
of
7.0CO
pounds.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
follows:
American
Jack,
7,000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Jold
s:ors.gesCo3Sl2.6c.
.and
7c
j
5.-Canadian
Lelra,
2.000
pounds;
Oslo,
12,500
pounds;
Aiken,
5,500
pound,
and
Ruth,
2,300
pounds,
Booth
Fisheries,
12,6c
and
7c.
.Minnie
V..
5.000
pounds,
Royal
Fish
:o..
12.3c
and
7c.
Johanna,
12,000
pounds;
Signal,
8.0C0
pounds,
and
Inez
H.,
8,500
pounds,
Atlin
Fisheries,
12.6c
and
7c.
E.
Llpsett,
5,000
pounds;
Joe
Baker,
J.000
puuuds:
and
Belaac,
11,003
psunds.
:anadlan
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
12.5c
and
7c.
Nuba,
5.000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
2o:d
Storage
Co..
13a
and
7c.
ONSERYATIYE
PAPER
APPROVES
ACTION
OF
OLIVER
GOVERNMENT
(Nelson
News)
Action
taken
by
the
British
Columbia
goverrrrr.er.t,
to
advertise
the
province
to
eastern
Canada,
by
a
campaign
of
newspaper
aevc:tlslr.s,
extending,
for
this
season,
to
the
middle
of
July,
will
be
universally
approved.
The
period
over
which
thc
advertising
will
be
done,
and
the
association
with
It
of
the
Vancouver
and
Victoria
pub
licity
bureaus,
who
will
assist
the
pro
vince's
publicity
bureau
suggests
that
Its
primary
design
'
will
be
to
attract
.ourl&ts
and
trippers
for
summer
trips,
for
cither
ploosure
or
serious
purpose.
Advertisements
are
being
placed
in
!3
dally
and
75
weekly
papers
that
between
them
cover
the
east.
If
only
for
the
money
left
in
the
province
by
the
trippers,
the
advertising
will
be
worth
while.
But
that
wilt
be
the
smallest
result.
The
big
result
will
be
giving
an
lm
pctus
to
the
cult
of
British
Columbia
in
the
cast,
and
helping
along
a
sentl-jicnt
to
think
British
Columbia-way.
Such
a
sentiment
will
some
day
send
big
men
and
little
to
this
province
to
take
part
in
the
development
and
set-
Llement
of
it.
TOTEMDEMOLISHED
BY
AN
AUTO
TRUCK
HAZELTON
VILLAGE
HAZELTON,
May
20.-An
automobile
truck
ran
into
a
totem
pole
Sunday
on
the
Hazslton
reserve
and
demolished
It.
The
car
ran
off
the
road
arid
struck
the
pole,
splitting
It
Into
three
pieces
and
breaking
off
several
part
of
the
carvings.
The
pole
Is
said
to
be
the
property
cf
the
family
of
Oltksan
Indians
led
by
Chief
James
White.
T'.
wf
perhaps
the
most
artistic
pole
at
Hazelton
although
much
desayed.
So
far
the
totem
pole
preservatl:n
party
had
failed
to
get
permission
to
treat
this
pole
and
It
lay
by
the
side
of
the
road
trampled
by
cattle.
CANNED
SALMON
lOTAI.
I'KOIUCTIOX
WAS
VALIKU
AT
NEARLY
NINETEEN
MILLION
DOLLARS
IJ.C.
FISH
$27,387,000
OTTAWA,
May
20.
The
value
of
the
Srltlsh
'Columbia
fisheries
production
for
tho
year
1933
was
27.3G7,000
'compared
with
$22,414,000
in
1925,
which
wes
the
(rsvlous
record
year.
The
principal
ttwn
contributing
to
the
increase
in
value
was
Uie
Increase
In
the
pack
of
canned
solmon
which
exceeded
1924
the
previous
high
year
.for
.
quantity
lay,
minora
.than
-320,000
cases.
The
value
of
the
salmon
marketed
last
year
was
in
execs?
cf
18,
778,000.
NARROWS
CLOSE
ATWRANGELL
SHIPS
MIST
.MAKE
DETOl'K
I'Olt
NENT
YEA
I!
IUT
WILL
BENEFIT
l
TEltWAHDS
PETERSBURG,
Alaska.
May
20.
To
permit
the
deepening
of
Wrangtll
Narrows
the
channel
south
of
here
on
the
Inside
passage
to
Alaska
will
be
closed
to
commercial
vessels
for
at
least
a
year
cnmmcclng
last
night
at
mjdnlght.
The
federal
authorities
are
undertaking
the
work
which
when
complete
will
permit
cf
24
hours
a
day
navigation
and
will
be
a
great
boon
to
shipping.
The
closing
necessitates
an
88
mile
detour
for
Alaskan
vessels
both
northbound
and
southbound,
PINEDO
OFFTO
NEWFOUNDLAND
PORT
AU
BAQUES,
Nfld..
May
20.
The
Italian
four-continent
flyer
do
Plnedo.
who
left
Shlppegan.
New
Brunswick,
this
morning,
was
sighted
this
afternoon.
He
was
en
route
for
Trcspasscy
from
where
he
will
take
off
on
his
trans-Atlantic
flight.
EAUI.IKIt
UEI'OltT
SHIPPEOAN,
N.B..
May
20.
Commander
Francesco
de
Plnedo,
the
Italian
flyer,
arrived
here
last
evening
from
Quebec
and
will
await
favorable
weather
reports
before
hopping
off
for
Newfoundland,
STEAMSHIKLEARTON
BOUND
FOR
VANCOUVER
SAIDJTO
BE
MISSING
SEATTLE,
May
20.
The
British
steamship
Clearton,
new
58
daya
out
from
the
Clyde
for
Vancouver
has
been
lost
track
of
for
several
weeks,
according
Jo
ad
vices
from
San
Francisco.
OWNER
OF
CAR
HELD
RESPONSIBLE
FOR
DRIVER
OF
VEHICLE
VICTORIA,
May
20.
The
owner
of
the
car
Is
re'pon;lb:e
for
the
action
of
the
man
at
the
wheel
Judge
Lampman
ruled
today
In
a
county
court
action
which
he
was
hearing
here.