I
V
Seething
Over
an
Anti
Negro
Movement
Ther
NVOUVEK,
March
-8.
A
cable
to
the
Province
suys
.sensational
developments
have
occurred
here
following
ruids
by
i
ir
Me
I
borne
police
on
an
American
negro
jazz
band
kiviwn
i
i,i
Clay's
plantation
orchestra.
A
terrific
attack
on
the
im-
m
of
colored
artists
and
boxers
has
followed
and
ex-premier
"
Hughes
has
included
Italians
in
the
sweeping
offensive
on
i
ili
ral
immigration
policy.
incident
of
recent
years'
has
so
stirred
the
commonwealth
"White
Australia"
cry
is
loudly
raised.
Colored
musicians
have
had
tbelr
contract
cancelled
ana
RANGERS
HAVE
BIG
LEAD
ON
THE
PIRATES
lllll
ll.r
I
UK
NTTMM
Ki
TO
.11
l
ON
tlNtlx
I
VVtlONAL
HOCKEY
HK
March
28
-
The
Hem
n,
vemnuiy
qualified
to
Bruin
In
the
flnel-
of
tue
oup
Of
Use
MntloiiAl
hotkey
lt
night
when
tiiev
nut-it
Pirate
fwur
.
.l
.
to
M
(am
ol
te
mt;
r
.11
"jc--.nrrow
and
tin-
'
'
w.H
decide
naed
rn
laat
"Wing
UM
Pn.'e
iri-
not
much
cheuue
ol
orrr
intn
i
t-.e
Kangci"
a
tea
mat
the
Rangers
wlirn
sextctl
playing
at
thr
'
fortt.
Bkt.i
rcjui.ir
and
.:tt
i:nM
Mpt
up
a
constant
rl
ol
ROT
Wrter.
who
...
chotat
a
an
all
tai
li'alle
.i
'peatMttlar
display
behind
which
ottered
1
.Kh
I
rcsav
ihe
speedy
atuca
of
the
TROUBLE
OVER
FLOOD
CONTROL
ON
BOUNDARY
or
iim;ota
ami
mav
"'!
tl.MONT
ItKAOV
TO
II1IIIT
I"
M
I.T
Ol
lit
ll.HI.Mi
lAM
'
1
HlNtiTON.
March
38.
ream
tha'
I...
w
iH-tueen
the
farmed
of
N
rih-:
.
mu
and
the
Canadian
-1
t
the
propow
"
-'
-
develop
over
ntr;
dan
oonatruoted
on
t
hi
n.irr
in
Manitoba
were
expre-
v
by
annamtatlve
SelvtR
ol
i
V;
who
ha
atked
the
Oeohmi
.'
V
to
obtain
international
atl-'ii
of
the
controversy
pointed
out
that
oettlera
'i
i
of
the
Una
an
in
flghtlu.;
'
-uirt
that
the
dam
would
flood
of
two
oouutlea
In
the
state
ARSON
CHARGE
AT
VANCOUVER
W
.IJ.
Allltl'iHTI.It
lOUHOlM)-Nd
AMI
Mll.ll
AHITIONAL
l
TK
I'OMK
TO
LKIIIT
Nt'otrvR,
Vtareh
as.
Already
held
'
""rue
of
wounding.
Uui
Wall,
n
"'
age,
g
salesman,
has
been
with
arson
tn
connection
with
"'
that
caused
$30,000
damage
at
A""y
and
Navjr
store
laat
week
1,1
was
arreaaad
Thursday
charge"1
tubbing
Hugh
O.
Davis,
who
'"'v
wmindea
during
the
alterca-the
corner
or
Dunamulr
and
"l;
-tieots.
Additional
facta
have
"
linlit
which
have
caused
the
.uklul.
re
t
be
placed
aboard
the
liuer
Sierra
"un
V
e
iriiuMe
Arose
From
Ilaids
on
Colored
Jazz
Hand
and
Spread
Throughout
the
Whole
Country
Saturday
bound
for
San
Franc-lsco.
Tie
Melbourne
police
rallied
flsVt
oc
cupied
by
negroes
and
as
a
result
y!
what
they
discovered
charges
of
disorderly
conduct
have
been
laid.
The
House
representative
of
New
South
Walea
acted
promptly
and
the
members
rheered
an
announcement
made
by
the
minister
of
b"me
terr.-lorifi
that
neirrcs
will
be
shipped
out
of
Auitral'a.
Five
white
women
were
Involved
in
tbe
incident
Although
no
official
statement
hat-been
mad
It
la
almost
certain
thai
negro
arUaU
will
ba
barred
from
Aus-tralla
and
tbe
ban
may
be
extended
tu
;
earn
bnwara?
ANOTHER
FLUrWaT
NEW
YORK
TODAY
AS
RESULT
LVTE
BUYING
NEW
YORK.
March
JS
The
bulla
i
nk
rtold
of
the
market
again
today
,
after
early
b?.ltar.cy
and
enormous
buy
inn
of
Continental
Can
earned
It
up
ail
80
a
share
to
8110.
tly
unrtftwent
NEW
STATION
SIGNIFIES
PROGRESS
Siiftiificant
of
the
ilevc'iipmri.t
of
tli"
('Hna4
:in
Northwest
is
ilv.'
station
building
of
thr
t'strr-ian
NHtior.-i!
Kailways.
which
h:i
just
tn-in
op'",vi
t
Edmonton.
lh.Tt-i.
The
key
was
tinn
'U
Iiy
Ili
Honor
Dr.
William
Iliert,
Lieutenant-Governor
of
Monkey
Attacked
Keeper
in
Stanley
Park,
Vancouver,
Bit
Him
Badly
and
Then
Escaped
Into
the
Nearby
Woods
ANCOUVEIt,
March
28.
David
Keddle,
a
park
lxrd
tnployee.
ix
in
the
hospital
wilh
a
badly
lacerated
wrist
n'K
Aline."
n
liitr
monkkrv.
is
at
larare
in
Stanley
.
.
.
i
I
,
.
.
!
ri
...
Park,
helnR
nutued
ny
arnieu
heepera
laiionmg
h
icrrmc
situg-gle
In
the
monkey
hou.e
at
park
mi
yesterday.
Keddle
was
atlncked
by
the
tdraian
when
he
entered
the
cage
to
feed
the
animals.
The
monkey
flew
at
the
keeper's
threat
and
when
Keddle
threw
up
hi
left
arm
for
protection,
the
enraged
nnlmal
sunk
his
teeth
Into
the
tendon.
The
man
seized
the
animal,
trying
to
wret
it
from
its
hold
but
it
only
drove
Its
teeth
In
the
deeper.
Keddle
then
tried
to
sel.e
It
by
the
throat
but
failed.
He
then
pounded
it
about
the
head
with
his
right
fist,
calling
for
help.
In
the
struggle
the
door
was
knocked
open
nnd
the
beast
let
go
nnd
Kurnng
away,
disappearing
In
the
bush.
It
was
reported
this
morning
that
"Hogan'n
Alley,"
the
Kheus
monkey
imported
from
India,
has
been
shot.
The
order
to
kill
wna
IsKUed
after
he
escaped.
After
a
search
ull
afternoon
and
evening
he
was
finally
killed
on
the
roof
or
the
garden
shed
shot
by
gun
and
revolver
volleys
from
Itobert
Norrle,
greenhouse
worker,
nnd
Sidney
Wilson,
park
policeman.
Keddle,
who
is
In
the
hospital
with
a
badly
lacerated
wrist
nnd
leg
has
been
given
Injections
as
an
antidote
for
infection.
TKX
KIIIKI
AMI
It
INJl'KKI"
IUOM
KUITIKil'AKK
ITAI-V
IXJNDON.
March
A
pate,,
to
the
Daily
Mall
.,.i
sva
ten
persona
dea-
from
killed
slid
85
lujured
In
a
violent
earthquake
which
shook
of
Odin
In
Italy.
thr
provmo.
rbtn
was
much
property
dam-ge
particularly
to
houaaa.
..
ni?n
f
AVE
RESIGNS
BRITISH
CHANCELLOR
Dally
Mull
-The
March
LONDON.
Cave
has
resigned
Thai
Viscount
.
.
U
"
...
for
,
,
el.or
He
h,u.
been
..Ills
(lIKl
TWENTY-FIRST
SHIP
CLEARS
ItltlTISII
MTK
AMIlt
OGMKTKICTON
OKI'
TOIlAV
WITH
II
M.
CAKflO
OK
emm
ro
i-.k.-cintim:t
Having
completed
the
loading
of
a
full
csnro
of
trtifc
at
the
Alberurnrheat
Pool
Prince.
IJlUpett
BeffjaM;
i.te
United
Kingdom
or
Continent,
the
twenly-ftrat
wheat
ahlp
of
the
seaaon
hers,
the
British
steamer
Demeterton,
moved
up
to
the
ooean
dock
at
10
o'clock
this
nioriilng
to
take
on
water
before
clearing
ntmul
noon
for
her
destination.
The
Pi'tneurtoii
was
piloted
out
hy
Capt
J
H
Kltert.
hurbor
master.
The
twenty-second
ship
of
the
season,
the
British
ateamer
Anthwi.
la
now
lond-
ii
Ml
the
ilcv:iVr.
the
niuv'nrt"
anil
the
station
:is
iliclarwl
iten
by
Mr.
S.
3.
Ilitnirerl'oi
!,
Vke-l'residiT.t
of
th(-
.:iti
mI
Aj'strm.
Tvi
:
ti
-thivi
yojtm
H(to
the
first
train
entered
Edmonton.
Ni.
H
'hn
fwty,
trains
go
in
and
oi.oT
thf
nifw
atfltum
dally.
Defective
Foundations
Caused
Bursting
of
St
Francis
Dam
at
Los
Angeles
Stated
Commission
March
28.
Responsibility
for
the
collapse
of
SACRAMENTO,
the
St.
PrancU
dam
is
placed
with
the
builders
by
the
Governor's
committee
of
investigation
into
the
cause
of
the
disaster.
The
report
said
the
failure
of
the
dam
to
hold
was
due
to
defective
foundations.
Engineers
reported
that
samples
of
the
foundation
quickly
softened
and
changed
to
either
a
mushy
or
granular
mask
when
immersed
in
water.
The
commission
gives
the
number
of
known
dead
at
236
with
200
missing.
The
property
loss
will
total
many
millions.
iauk
tvAmiinn
wa
uim:ii
ioiiav
or
tiik
i.isroi.Nsiuiti:
LINCOLN
.
EnRland,
March
18.
-
-Dark
Warrior,
owner
by
8ol
Joel
ridden
by
Bobble
Jonea.
captured
the
UncoUuhlre
handicap
today
at
tlie
opening
of
the
flat
racing
season.
The
second
horse
was
J.
B.
Joel'a
Phylla-mcn
II.
while
Captain
J.
R.
Hutchinson's
Mohawk
third.
There
were
log.
m.
oatue
as
horses
run-
4.nV
4-
s4-4.
4.
STUDENTS
NOT
HEAR
LECTURE
OtVIKITION
TAKEN
TO
I.ISTKMNO
1
0
AlUMtKS
IIV
Kt
KLl
X
KMX
VANCOUVER.
March
38
Student
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia
will
not
hear
an
address
by
A.
J.
England,
grand
KallifT
of
the
Ku
Kiux
Klan
for
wealein
Canada,
according
to
a
decision
of
the
students'
council.
It
"tenda
to
be
a
sectarian
and
controversial
ub-ect."
said
Iealle
Brown,
president
of
the
Alma
Mater
society.
PUBLIC
MEETING
Under
the
auspices
of
the
Prince
Kuiert
Liberal
Association
to
hear
an
address
upon
the
work
of
the
lust
Session
of
the
Legislature
by
1
BowM
J).
Pattullo
In
the
Mooe
Hall,
Wednesday,
March
28,
at
9
p.m.
Seats
reserved
for
ladies.
Large
Expenditures
to
Be
Made
on
Canadian
National
This
Season
j
Nine
Millions
for
Purchase
of
Steel
Kails
and
Three
Millions
for
Telegraph
Improvements
wilh
$100,000
for
Vancouver
Hotel
March
28.
Important
additional
betterments
to
the
OTTAWA.
Canadian
National
system
amounting
to
approximately
$25,-000,000
are
provided
for
in
the
estimates
tabled
today.
The
net
financial
and
capital
requirements
of
the
railway
for
'.'2,4
are
placed
at
VW0.O0O,f00,
exclusive
of
Eastern
lines
separated
in"
purposes
of
the
Maritime
Freight
Rate
Act.
There
is
an
increase
in
1928
estimates
over
last
year
of
$1G,-500.000
but
this,
it
is
announced,
is
largely
due
to
the
faet
that
u-
e-idmale?
lasi
year
covered
a
period
of
only
nine
months
against
ver
.
this
year.
Of
the
twenty-five
e-
.V.r.x.u.aLi:l
ii.neleen
uiUllOli
-.11
to
.,
em
oj:
beitenuenLs
u
the
phy--.
it
property.
1
:
,i
ti.i
is
to
purchase
180.000
toua
.
of
rails,
nt
a
coa'.
of
nine
millions.
The
Canadian
Nntiuual
Telegraph
j
'
ivll
expend
more
ihun
3
.OOO
.000
chiefly
.i
txtetisions
of
Its
commercial
lactll-:ies
U:e
Canadian
Nai.cnal
la
cbllgated
to
x
g:r.
construction
of
It
new
hOiel
at
i
.'mtcuver
by
November
and
100,000
la
provided
to
meet
the
foundation
work
..
that
building
this
year.
Ac
juimcdauc.il
at
Jasper
Park
Lodge
.-,
being
lncreaaed
to
enable
tt
to
take
i
p
ui
tak.
guceta.
iww
new
oungajowa
wunaaiow.
ana
ana
FINE
SCROLL
TO
BE
PRESENTED
IIHV
T.
I.
I'ATTl
I.U
TO
1SK
KWir-ItNT
Of
II.1.VSI1NATKK
AUDlttSS"
AT
MEETIXO
TONIOMT
A
handsome
acroll
of
welooma
haa
been
prepared
by
M.
H.
Craig,
local
artist,
ft
pmantattoa,
to
Hoat.
T.'D.
PattuUo,
mtnlattr
of
kind
and
flMnbtr
1
-
v,,.
.a
dd.ti-iial
ric'.itti
are-iwn
eirrJKractet:
'
"7
T?
XfVT.rt-
J
it
1h.
atirl
a
nw
lo
cabin
UDD
tnht
v:i:
be
eroded
at
Emperor
Palls
at
M
unt
I'.o'jjoi;
Fark.
39
mllet
distant.
Ihe
requirements
Include
provlalon
'
r
sin.tinK
funds,
principal
payments
ma
interest.
MINE
SOLD
TO
PREMIER
I'OMTMt
III
AIIO
DKAI.
CLOtD
TO-ItkV
AXMIfMIW
IIEAO
OK
VENUINO
HUM
VAM'OI
VF.K.
Marrli
A
orflelal
raoiflnwalktH
of
thr
Mile
of
the
Fnrter-lrtahtt.
mm
lo
the
Premier
Mining
t
it.
was
reretvefl
tmlay
freni
;
nl.
'l
Porlrr
at
stevvmrt.
lie
rorirr-ldako.
wlilrh
adjoins
Ihe
Pn
'nter,
pa
Into
rtniitml
l
thr
ri
i
owner
tertuv.
Hetalla
of
thr
drill
Itave
net
brcai
made
p
till-
bi.
II
I
Hnderaloml
a
aiibatan-llai
ru-b
pat
men!
ha
hern
DMde
Kh
tlie
,tthMt
taken
mi
a
bhirk
of
Kturk
for
a
certain
pertml.
TREES
BLOWN
DOWN
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
Train
Urtevrd
and
Wire
IVInwn
Ih.wn:
J
Tree
Arrow
Trark
Xesir
.liberal
I
PORT
AIBBRNI.
March
.
An
un-'uaually
heavy
rain
and
wind
storm
-blew
the
trees
across
the
tracks
of
the
K
t
N.
Railway
between
Parksvllle
and
Port
Alberot.
Trains
were
delayed
several
hours
and
one
bridge
was
damaged.
Telegraph
poles
and
wires
were
blown
down
at
many
plaoea
on
Vancouver
Island.
VAN'COUVKK
EXCHANGE
Artcenta
RiyvMrw
Big
Missouri
Cork
Province
...
Ooleonda
Orandvtew
Independence
Kootenay
Florence.
L.
and
L.
Uikevtew
....
.
...
.
.,
I.tioky
Jim
Uanmot
Metals
...
rndofatUe
Premier
sd
...
Porter
Idaho
Rufua
Ruth
Rope
8llverrret
Silversmith
Glcciin
Klnn
Whitewater
Woodbine
Bid
Asked-1
.43
j
.44
!
.u
.im
.60
.S3
'
M
.47
.86
BO
.74
M
31
.S3
30',,
.31
'i
I
I34
.14
1
.04
S
.04
.30!
i
40
16
3150
31.TS
78
1.73
j
.88
.87
j
.44
.45
.81
.61
Mi
t
.11
11
19
.11
.11',
343
jl
.53
I
Advertise
in
ihe
Dally
News
It
U
a
typical
example
of
Ur.
Crklg's
splendid
craft
4eepiU
the
fact
that
it
waa
prepared
fv
a
rush
order.
The
following
la
the
tekt:
To
the
Honorable
Thdaaas
DuSarla
Pattullo.
Minuter
of
tatads.
"Oreetlng:
"As
friend
among
your
constltaeat
wc
have
been
following
with
keenest
acrutlny
and
lntereat
your
tvet
years'
servloe
In
the
provtiieial
government
and
we
desire
to
etpraas
our
moat
since
re
appreciation
of
your
untiring
and
effective
efforts
In
befealt
of
thb.
northern
country.
"May
you
long
continue
to
carry
an
the
work.
"Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
March
M.
1B36."
The
scroll
ha
the
effect
of
being
turned
do',
at
an
upper
the
parchment,
the
following
words
being
cleverly
oamouTlaged
and
only
observed
on
second
notice:
"Wo
Want
the
Road."
ASPIRANT
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KAST
VANCOUVER.
March
M.
Pol
lowing
'his
famous
ting
victory
where
he
knocked
out
Terr.'n
In
the
East.
Jimmy
McLarnln.
the
lightweight
boaar.
arrived
home
yeeterday
and
waa
greeted
by
a
large
crowd
at
the
railway
station
and
by
Pitch,
representing
Mayor
Taylor.
Later
McLarnln
visited
tbe
mayor
at
his
omce.
McLarnln
Is
In
good
shape
far
Ma
'coming
fight
with
Sammy
MandeQ
in
Hew
York.
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HEW
YORK.
March
M.
Tbe
Athletic
commission
announced
today
that
Tunney
will
be
placed
on
the
New
York
State
ineligible
Hat
by
next
Tuesday
unless
he
accept
one
or
all
the
challengr
of
Sherkey.
Heeney
or
Rlsco.
MIAMI
BEACH.
Florida,
March
28.
Tunney
could
not
accept
the
ehaUeafe
ion
file
In
New
York
state
If
he
wanted
to.
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said,
declaring
that
th
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your
address
floor,
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hire.
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,
venitiK.
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figure
out
the
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
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rout
to
you
for
this
dally
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
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for
twelve
month
I
least.
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457
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
MARCH
28.
1928
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