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to
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'
A
May
.
education
and
eo-
(
ii
flshcrieiv
which
fhich
lnv
i
'
lotu
In
I
In-
niarlt
i.
(1
in
the
H.
uw
:
Air
Hjii
J.
A
C
i.nii'jloner
pointed
out
that
men
little
or
uo
co-operaUo
:
KhermeQ.
The
ah
ore
flali--v
imte
alsnn
ui
a
baanr
BODY
FOUND
STANLEY
PARK
l
it
Mny
fcV
-LyUtg
In
the
tsjcond
beach.
Btaoley
"iv
of
n
man
believed
be1
'"
of
victoria
was
found
The
man's
throat
waa
I
iy
the
aide
of
.
the
body
II
Mntned
raaor.
Ah
hclleve
the
man
had
been
A,''
only
three
flah
catchea
'l"s
mornluu
mid
the
boats
until
tomorrow
w.
in
tu
Mtv
ana
nwrw
"'
v
avieirvtrirru
TV
I
111'
fl
l
.
,...
that
U1BS.1
BlUUIUiPViwas
.
.
i
The
only
n-
dMs
for
the
batancej
1
.
l
.
.
.
I
1
mki.
H
(Jill
huh
ii,.'
v......
Lbs
LoiM
thai
Out
-
vne
uiympla
with
8.000
quiry.
Wts
nunissioiwr
,-.lDDer
-nd
.
Jn
.
I
He
tvwj
American
boaU
deference
to
ine
commlslou'
.-y;U-wui
manner
ana
tne
tated
that
it
vii
merely
the
carryinjr
out
r
re
iinnnaB
woraea
in
(
fieri
to
hla
own
diaadvaii-
fiOTORMANON
CAR
KILLED
HE
HAH
IWItlMi
XIITtlKU
'
tra
of
1
D
Cham-
Mav
-
-amen
realtllng
at
fatally
injured
last
w
ktreet
r'
colllrted
on
an
Improviwd
termlnua
:ai
Street
iii'vrti-n
...
...
u.l
r..u
ritl
died
thriT
ht-un,
ais
run,
driven
by
Chum-j
her
Co
I
J.
R
Morgau
and
W
I.
Wllllam.
i
Vancouver
barrister,
formerly
of
Prince
Bui.ert.
are
the
prinripaU
and
art
j
etiually
lutereated
In
the
new
Billmor
mcdrpurawfi
wivn
lkijuu
ui
;ooo
I
a
w
A
lar.
In
lawitrf
lit
I
!.
mnnern
&re
ihr
Mount
T'llm.e
mute
"
...
..
ffAI.YWINSIN
Ml'-
DAVIS
TENNIS
H
,l
MTRAU.t
n
mi:
ri.tvKit
at
ut:).
TOII.IY
I
..:-.
May
.--Australia
wa
in
the
Davlh
Cup
Tonnl
'
luy
by
Italy
wlien
BaroM
defeated.
Owuld
PatUraon
2-0.
B-l.
irivtng
Italy
'
iding
the
victory
of
the
ieniun.
looal
repreaenta-enintlonal
Plaherlea
Oom-n
trip
to
Ketchikan
on
Marfan
of
Minneapolis,
Mr.
Mor
gan's
brother,
who
will
be
located
here
ir.
direct
ohane
of
the
plant,
and
.
H
aimer
and
E
J.
Palmer.
aou-in-law
of
Mr.
Morgan
and
his
saaoelatea
in
ttv
lufslnx
bufciBtas.
Construction
of
Use
mttl
wilt
be
under
the
auparvuiaa
of
Joseph
Portelanoe
who
will
be
the
mill
wright
All
the
work
will
be
carried
out
the
company.
I
The
mill,
when
eomnmsaa.
ww,
expected,
employ
abaut
fifty
men.
It
s
UKM
XT
I
"UI
have
a
capacity
of
IMOO
fert
pw
Ingle
dally
nun.
vwm
"
derived
from
steam.
puking
of
the
cutUnf
of
fir.
Mr
Morgan
stated
that
It
waa
the
Intention
to
aw
ull
of
this
species
that
the
mar-
Be
Broken
Tomorrow
W
H
71
Ktm
H
17
B
C
Lumber
mill
at
row
an
his
otse
6
miles
from
Prince
Ruvert
Subsidiary
concern
to
J.
R.
Morgan
Company
CHINA
STOPS
formed
for
purpose
of
milling
logs
cul
;
m
m
,y.r
by
them
in
this
neighborhcod
;
VHll
)Um
of
ground
will
be
commenced
tomorrow
Temporary
tHatin
Declared
RKEAKING
and
it
is
expected
to
have
the
new
sawmill
of
the
,B
vttv2!!i1fllU1'
tion
With
Japan
'
recently
formed
Billmor
Spruce
Mills
Ltd.,
six-and-a-half
miles
along
the
Canadian
National
Railway
track
south
of
Prince
Rupert
in
operation
by
the
fall
of
this
year.
Official
announcement
of
the
oroiect
was
....
:ig
fubrirn
if
tt.e
mdiu-
maae
today
by
John
It.
Morgan,
pioneer
logging
opera-
.
..ver
and
thrive
w.
greasy
fa
Qf
this
who
in
aiiflrf
of
be
,
coast,
one
of
thp
nrincinals
nf
th
vaii.
temporary
ces
war
unreport
,(
lhe
Boyai
.
.
'
r
;
-
-
-
lwwi
the
northerner
an
niveau-
mic.
it
wui
ue
amuju
mm
euiu
not,
a
circular,
including
IMHJlhtriH.r))
mMUm
f
c-jt.
.antimea
and
a
box
factory
as
well
as
the
complete
sawmill
equipment
ca)
itaatic
between
Japan
Ll'TmZ
i
One
of
the
features
of
the
plant
will
be
that
ft
will
be
used
"Hd
vhiM
for
the
sawing
of
fir
lumber
as
well
as
hemlock
and
rmn
i
ipt
Mipjii?
pruce.
It
will
be
the
first
time
that
fir
has
been
sawn
rmt
L!,i1ri,Ii
1
Li
t-asjx
j
:t
,m
t-i
.
in
hk
iBinvory
arauna
rnncf
iiuwrx.
rf;r
I
aMMM''Mi
'Hm&IPtK&lKt&F'QF
tat'
W8jfll
Tfr.
SHtrri
of
a
policy
which
IjONDONY
May's.
Chan
Tso
Lin.
northern
dictator.
Men)
out
a
telegram
to
all
civil
and
mill-Uirv
authority
throughout
China
tor'ay,
a
;euler
tkpitcli
from
I'ekin
:y-,
patt-laiwing
a
TOpWfeEWATIN
KEBWATIN
Ort
May
8
mm
.J
.
i
i.
..
.
j
i
.
111111
-,V
UIUB
-
'
""""
KVrn
realdenr
a
la-iie
lee
hcue
ni
whn
it
went
into
loirtrinK
in
this
district
on
a
large
acale.
The
,wo
tn-.
causing
pr
jierty
loni
of
be-mill
will
be
an
adjunct
of
that
buttine.
Log
cut
in
the
mill
will
be
twee
thirty
ai
d
i
ny
tbouMnd
doi-laryely
produced
by
the
Morjran
logging
concern.
ilara.
Ten
famUlea
are
h
.meleaa
Mil.
UtHHt
.E
;
1
The
alte
lor
the
null
waa
purjbaaed
.:me
time
aga.
It
csiukaU
of
l',-
acres
on
the
aoutrf
end
ol
Kalen
Iland
;
upon
which
Prtnoe
Rupert
la
located,
tn
i
Porpolae
Harbor,
about
a
.
mlle-and-a-1
half
fruoi
the
railway
bridge
at
Sauard!
Kap.di
Adapted
to
bnh
rail
and
water
1
hipment.
the
alte
la
on
the
water
aide
of
the
railway
A
apur
traok
will
(9
in
j
immediately,
tlen
having
already
born
ordered
from
the
Hanaou
Timber
At
Lam-
Flee
tar
!
Surveys
Being
Made
of
Kitselas
Canyon
.
and
Bulkley
River
Power
Possibilities
With
View
to
Interesting
Capitalists
with
an
announcement
made
recently
by
Hon.
COMPLYING
T.
D.
1'altullo,
minister
of
lands,
two
parties
are
now
being
placed
in
this
district
to
conduct
power
surveys
in
'the
field
of
the
Skeena
River.
Both
parties
are
under
the
immediate
chit
rye
of
R.
C.
Farrow
who
will
carry
on
work
on
the
Bulkley
River
with
headquarters
at
Haielton,
W.
E.
Corrjr,
working-
under
Mr.
Farrow,
will
conduct
surveys
at
Kitselas
Canyon
and
will
spend
most
of
his
time
in
the
vicinity
of
Usk.
Mr.
Farrow
is
now
at
Terrace.
F.
G.
Knewstubb
will
be
in
charge
of
all
the
field
work
on
these
surveys
and
will
outline
the
nature
of
the
wont
to
be
done
by
the
respective
surveys
after
which
he
will
start
a
survey
party
Which
is
undertaking
work
on
the
Chilco
Blver
and
Lake
near
Vanderhoof.
Mr.
Farrow
and
Mr.
Corry
are
already
on
the
trround.
the
In
ten
lion
of
the
company,
however,
to
cater
largely
to
the
export
market.
To.
be
used
In
connection
with
the
ranw
mill,
fine
djMel
power
boat
"BUlmor."
just
built
in
Vancouver,
has
arrived
at
Prince
Rupert.
It
la
fifty-five
feet
long
and
la
powered
with
SB
h.p.
Onion
engine.
Mr.
Morgan
la
now
conducting
his
logging
operations
at
Musiell
Inlet.
explained
that
"
there
were
bllilona
of
feet
ome
86
mile
south
of
Swanaon
Bay
expieinca
.
M.
will
nturn
than
on
t.urdav
of
fir
timber
tributary
so
n-.jr
nui-j
-
the
Bella
Coola
v:y
and
tiouui
.
..11
,,,
rih
nt
Quaan
Char-
1
V.
o
Dawson
who
has
anna
tn
Prince
U;.Tiu:it
uii'oitT
Prince
Rupert
-
Clear,
calm;
muyViuc,
48,
MAJOR
BURDE
WILL
RETIRE
lusted
by
the
LDer
riding
to
contest
thr
.oat
in
the
forthcoming
provincial
eiv-tlon.
B.
J.
Burde.
the
.sitting
member,
an-
ri7ki
to'oeorge
lld
that
he
wh
reUrtn,
from
pub-
m
-re
acrs.lble
U
expee'ed
to
return
Prlnoe
Rupert
than
Vancouver.
It
la
Sunday.
Chief
Long
Asks
to
Be
Relieved
of
His
Duties
During
Sitting
of
Commission
of
Inquiry,
Vancouver
I
ll
Ufe
to
devote
hi"
Hm
to
C.
H.
J
ACKSON
GETS
REGISTRATION
AS
A
CERTIFIED
CLERK
VICTORIA,
May
B.--C.
R.
Jackson
of
Prtnoe
Rupert
Is
among
Man
passing
aixwial
mtlnir
nf
th
rifv
rAiinxii
a,iaor
eaaminatloiu.
and
entitled
o
AINUUUv,
"--.---,.;
I""
"
"t
:
rea-lstratton
as
a
cerUfl
k.
Invastiiration
into
'-
".
I"
inquiry
until
he
receives
vote
of
confidence
'rom;r.
ther
with
the
KIRK
IS
h
wrlttan
.A
be
be
relievea
CHsWrSR.
use
CiiKiuud.
May
9.
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
CES
A
'HBaHEJaaH
AIR
i
IV
i
Chrl-.r,
,i
;
errata
t!
A:
yrr
Dcri.-.ei
mrth
He
Brer,
en
C'--rDii'.n
Illcri
naval
s'KFT'Ei'..
CBptntn
"
P'
-it.-
a
flight
!h..:;c
m
a
30-p5s.n-W.il
hydrr
plart
r.rst
1e
a
fr.ciitl
of
the
He
forces
war.
jmmandd
during
the
INDIAN
WOMAN
deryetl
MAV
KmvAKs
L0S1INFIRE
or
KIM'OUTH
Kl
KM
II
TO
m:TH
Kt
N
A
IN
M
AKOOK
VUIE
V
HOI
HC
Is
ONKl
Mill
MaT
Edaardn.
an
elderly
Klucolltb
1
native
woir.an.
vas
burned
to
death
last
week
st
Be
ho
Lake,
near
Mass
Harbor,
wlten
fire
:kf.troyed
the
house
of
David
Paten.
In
which
she
lived,
according
to
uUvicei,
received
yesterday
afternoon
at
loc.
'
provincial
police
headquarter
from
Constable
William
Si.ilth
cf
Ar.yiix
who
had
charge
of
the
Investigation
Into
the
fatality.
An
In
quest
was
held
at
Klnoftllth
by
Coroner
8
M.
McOuty
of
Anyux.
the
verdict
being
that
death
had
been
accidental
The
hotue
caught
fire
from
a
defective
'
itove
pipe
and
the
woman,
being
alck
i
In
bed.
was
uimMe
to
eecspe.
The
body
wb
tfhen
to
Kinoolth
where
hurlal
!
took
place.
j
The
coroner's
Jury
coiiHisted
of
Wal-
j
tar
B
Walker,
foreman.
Peter
Fother-Ingnam.
C.
P.
Orlffln.
O
C.
Uinele.
A.
Mo
wan
and
Rev
Oliver
Thome.
i
PIONEER
BUSINESS
M4N,
SERIOUSLY
ILL
RETURNSFROM
SOUTH
Suffering
from
paralysis
snd
hla
condition
ruch
thnt
It
was
necessary
to
carry
I
!
i
Jawsnese
mm
eawlj.
M
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
bire
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
bent
for
the
least.
Phone
457
.
-
ty
rv
.
-
,
,
M
I.IT..
No.
109.
4
'
jY
PRINCE
RUPERT,
IU
.,
WfcUNKSDAY,
MAY
9,
1928
F'ri.-e
Five
Cente
-y
.
.-
js
CHINA
MAKES
EFFO
RT
UNITE
FOR
GAINST
JAPANESE
Japanese
Carried
Chip
on
Shoulder;
Chinese
Knocked
It
Off,
is
Said
Ultimatum
of
Nipponese
Answered
by
Artillery
Fire:
Emperor
Grants
Permission
for
Troops
'to
Occupy
Tsingtao:
Foreigners
Safe
May
9.
With
a
virtual
state
of
war
between
Japan
SHANGHAI,
.s,.
ioauiiat
China
nearly
all
the
British
and
Americana
in
the
blood-bathed
city
of
Tsinan
are
believed
to
be
on
their
a
ay
to
al'ety
today,
the
Japanese
consulate
at
Shanghai
announced.
The
Nationalists
refused
to
comply
with
the
Japanese
ultimatum
demanding
the
withdrawal
of
Nationalist
troops,
the
pun-i:
hment
of
commanders
responsible
for
the
recent
"murders"
of
Jupaiie
e
at
Tsinan
and
the
disarmament
of
southern
troops
as
well
a.-
the
cessation
of
hostile
preparations.
The
Ja;,i..ee
sta.ed
that
the
Chlneae
.
-
-
pe;cl
ai.h
heavy
artillery
lire
wnen
;
..:
!"jur
of
the
ultii&atum
expired
!
:
rday
munuiig
and
the
Japanese
1
A
wr.h
aniaU
field
pieces.
i
w..li
the
Xaeror
sunc.lonlng
todaj
I
i.
'
n
dlnn
of
upward
of
1S.0O0
man
!
tj
Is
ngtao.
the
tctHl
Japanese
foroea
In
I
Bhanetung
will
be
about
26.000.
Neutral
foreigners
arriving
at
Talas-U3
Irsm
Tainan
were
reluctant
te
vote
an
opinion
as
to
hew
toe
fighting
started.
They
agreed
that
there
waa
con
spicuous
abaeuae
at
antl-fareja
tsslnw
in
the
attttMM
w
is
lorergaer
amid.
"The
-
CHAMPIONSHIP
BASKETBALL
TO
WINDSOR,
ONT.
V.IU.
TEAM
IHiATEN
IS
MiTII
UWII
Of
MtalHB
111
SJtVUHlt.
1
i
4.
aT444vvTetT
t
LAIMH
UHVKK
l"t
FOM
T
'0'M'T
PEAfE
AMI
I'OAUT
VICTOBIA.
May
-
A
::ew
pass
through
the
mountains
from
the
coast
to
Peace
Blver
for
geltlug
over
the
Naaa
and
Skeena
River
watersheds
to
Plnlay
Baaln.
3.800
feet
lewer
riian
the
original
pass
mapped
out
by
Sir
Do
laid
Mann,
has
ust
been
located.
H
M.
Kolston.
edfor
ol
tne
Portland
Canal
News,
aa'.d
here
IDENTITY
OF
KILLER
OF
ESTIIER
KiLLAS
'
mm
UNKNOWN
Thr
lnr-st.galon
Into
the
murder
Yukon
Ice
at
Dawson
All
Ready
to
Go;
Cannot
Hold
Much
Longer;
Rain
and
Quake
Aid
Breakup
Forces
D
'WM
b
heJd
at
live.
.,
oo4
vw
nation..
,
Yukon
which
is
bound
to
cut
a
channel,
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rwu
una
t
on
ot
me
couiitu
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b-
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ad
the
tmarmanaiilbml
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i
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h
the
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council
,
STOS
swii
appointwd
by
to
conduct
Lennie,
commissioner
jsooaety
today
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CHESTER
CUP
WINNER
ThP
Klondike
is
vomiting
a
terrific
volume
acmes
the
utoe
of
a
Nt
The
Yukon
River
broke
at
Stewart
City
last
evening
with
a
rip
and
bang.
Ogilvic
ulao
reports
a
gruelling
jam.
It
is
only
a
matter
of
a
few
houra
before
the
lm-'
crack
up
occurs
between
now
and
mid-
pact
of
tlie
up-river
Jam.-
!
'
the
hammer
blow
nece.-umry
to
pu!
the
Dawson
ice
out.
Heavy
rain
fell
here
last
niirht
and
a
alight
earthquake
at
J8
yesterday
af-
Mary's
Kirk,
owned
by
Sir
Redwarth
ternoon
add
to
the
breakup
foroea.
Meux.
won
the
Cheater
Cup
today
I
The
majority
of
local
bets
represent-
temper-
Dakota
come
Mi-mid
and
Otooonda
ing
a
fair
amount
beside
tin
ice
pool
(third.
'Llnrig:'
hands,
tuiilsh:
u:.!-
the
lve-
ulght
Lots
of
excitement
persist
as
he
betters
on
the
movement
patrol
the
Bierfront
In
a
stealthy
vigil
from
oarly
morning
until
last
at
night.
TOIIAY'H
WHEAT
I'MIC
E.
VANCOUVER.
May
.
The
price
of
ac..'
today
v,a
81.01.
Oclejflate
Alumni
last
night
wen
the
en
lor
basketball
champicnahlp
of
the
uommion
oy
oeiejting
tne
university
:
ol
Bruh
Clumota
3i
to
S3
In
the
,
second
of
a
two
game
wirs
that
went
i
to
tl.e
border
oien
by
a
grand
total
of
64
to
48
4,
In
the
game
last
night
the
visiting
4
'
B.C.
team
l?ad
IB
to
ie
at
half
time
and,
4
,
Just
as
in
the
previous
tussle,
made
a
4
i
big
crme-back
rally
In
the
second
naif
4,
which
carried
the
U.B.C.
man
off
their
4
j
feet
and
landed
the
victory
by
a
big
4
1
margin.
!
-
:
CAPE
SPEAR
IS
TOWED
TO
PORT
kini.Fi
II
A
I.I
III
T
no
AT
BIIOI
OUT
IltdM
HtXWYN
IMXT
L.T
MtiHT
HY
H.ALVAUK
pniri:M
r
Power
tug
Salvage
Prlnotai
of
the
th-re
weeks
','(
M
M:.
Esther
K.!il
Prtnoe
Rupert
Salvage
Towteg
Go's
cn
Comos
Avenue
la
proceeding
uii-
rjeet
arrived
in
port
at
10
ottoek
last
abated,
the
police
state
Every
resort
mght.
having
in
tow
the
Meal
halibut
Is
being
taken
to
reveal
the
Identity
of
bo,,
Cape
Spear.
Capt.
Wullam
Parti.
e
killer,
but.
so
far.
with
no
aucoesn
aon,
wnlcn
nstl
broken
down.
A
bro-
The
oonoensus
of
opinion
now
seems
cyUnorr
bead
was
the
cause
of
to
be
that
revenge
or
spite
was
prob-
the
Cape
Spears
trouble.
Before
she
ably
responsible
for
the
slaying.
had
started
to
flah.
the
Teasel
became
Inspector
Porbes
Crulksrank.
chief
of
erupted
on
Skldegate
Bart.
She
was
.he
criminal
Investigation
department
taken
to
tow
by
a
trolling
heat
and
him
from
the
steamer
to
his
of
the
provincial
police,
who
haa
been
piarrd
m
aiwlter
at
Belwyn
Imwt.
The
In
an
ambulance.
Frank
Clapp.
taking
a
leading
part
In
the
investlga-
salvage
Princess
brought
her
from
'
pioneer
bUHiness
man
of
the
city
and
uon
and
went
south
two
weeks
ago,
re-
,
there,
making
the
trip
to
port
In
ormCT
alderman,
came
buck
from
Los
turned
frcm
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
(rventeen
hours
and
delivered
Urn
dla-H.uu..m.y
PORT
ALBEllNI
May
t
-L.
Arnold
An"
"
he
h"
'
"ldtn
norge
this
morning
J
U-m
mm
1
at
the
dry
.rofP
,r,
Albernl.
J
was
nom-1
.
.
.
.
.
.
B.
nu
Tii.ii,!
t
ri
r
SnIIIa
kail
MTCW
ltfUlim.nl
Til
.
mm
-
.
!
tl
M
!,
,,
X"'
VI
m.
Ull
VIIW
rmiv"
'
'
'
'
1H
OKIVWSJV
ruuuni
IVilr
MV
Of
the
Albenil
'
Cleorne
this
morning,
ne
waa
accum-
masc
on
io
piunins
wi
ve
wn-u
isnd
this
morning
lor
uwean
rsuis
wiin
panted
by
Mrs.
Ciapp.
the
murderer.
the
750.000
feet
of
logs
which-
were
bought
tn
yesterday
st
aherura
sale
by
the
Pacific
Mills.
(TEAMS
BUNCHED
N
AWSON,
May
9.
Dawson
ice
fans
are
divergent
in
their
opin-
w..,u
vxranliiiir
ihu
hiwukinir
u
n
which
la
but
a
msittrr
nf
hours
now.
The
ice
sheet
in
front
of
Dawson
appears
solid'
but
the
shore
ice
is
breaking
fast.
(HK.UtO
IV
"II
Mil
I'l-ACK
Vr,TOtY
O
AMK
AMI
HALT
I
ROM
UlAltKHM
YORK,
May
B
-
Thus
tar
the
n
east
and
west
series
bears
out
Vn
Use
pre-
pretitctlons
that
tee
National
League
would
develop
Into
s
free
tor
all
involving
six
or
more
stubs.
The
blunts
and
Brooklyn
went
west
with
h
firm
hold
on
first
uud
second
place,
chiefly
because
of
the
cutthroat
competition
among
western
teams.
Testa
the
uiautf.
us
stui
in
first
place
But
uncomfortably
whUe
Brooklyn,
dropped
to
fourth
Chicago
is
lu
sixth
place,
rr.ly
a
game
and
a
hull
from
the
Acl.iiir
in
the
Dally
Mews.
i