a
Save
Money
Boston
Grill
Mem
The
cheapeat
way
to
buy
the
Wge
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Dally
Newt
la
to
subscribe
by
the
with
newly
laid
dancing
year.
The
cost
u
(5.00
and
your
floor,
for
hire.
copy
la
delivered
to
your
addreei
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN
each
evening.
Just
figure
out
the
small
coat
to
you
(or
thlt
dally
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
service
for
twelve
month!
least
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Vol
XVIII..
No.
81.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
APRIL
5,
1928
Price
Five
Onis
ShamelesFmuption
Shown
ift
Aence
in
!
Hands
of
:issioner
T.
W.
Fletcher
of
Vancouver
Sayit
Agninl
Aiming
1
olite
l
one
Members
Mm,.
ANCUUVLR,
April
5.
'I
am
V
amount
of
serious
and
important
evidence
before
a
Hoy
a
I
CommiMsion
to
investigate
W
Fletcher,
member
of
the
police
commission
stated
yesterdav.
I
-hi-
situation
is
much
worse
than
I
imagined.
More
police
are
in-
,..
..mi
!.
hi.,1.
tim..
tht
th.
....Mi..
h.H
u
....
;
:.
..i
n
the
facts."
he
added.
"Affidavits
which
I
now
have
in
my
possession,
if
true,
dis-
gross
and
shameless
corruption
on
the
part
of
several
well-
BRITAIN
TELLS
I
I
EGYPT
OF
HER
DETERMINATION
jtcr
till.!.
III
MAIN
IN
fOlVTKV
HOI
Ef
T
:
lOKEIONEIIH
ANU
MIXIKITIEH.
AM)
IIOI.I
AC!
tlN)T
.-1IIKKK
LONDON.
April
a.
The
Brltlah
gcrt
.
rniiM
nt
reply
to
tne
sgyptian
rrr-
r
m.t
of
March
30
published
here
.
tiri-.
wt
Britain
determination
on
f.
dlacharge
of
It
rmpon-
.
under
the
declaration
of
193S
to
r:n.r
i
lie
Egyptian
government
haa
re-
.r'.i
ihf
treaty
negotiated
by
rorelgi.
MmiMrr
Chamberlain
and
the
former
Kvp'.an
Premier
Srl
Paaha
BrlUln
rcM-rve
tne
ngni
w
protect
in
ii.inunii'Htion
in
Egypt,
aw
defend
KKvpt
snaiiut
foreign
atgreulon
nd
to
''
'he
rlghti
of
foreigner
real-
,
.
i
::
Ha'
country
and
mlnorltlaa
-
FAVOR
MAROONS
HOCKEY
TONIGHT
III'.
I
IMI
Hot
M.
I.HIh
OrK
WITH
:
IlklKHKhH
Ah
IIK-
lll
1ANAIIIEX-MAIHMJNS
,
AM1
and'
MONTHEAL,
April
lou
Mnrah
M
Roda)tn.
the
National
Hockey
rrtsree,
alio
handled
the
Ma-
-('Hiiadleti
hockey
playoff
aerie.
x'm
appointed
for
the
first
two
ii...
Uf
iha
Btanley
Cup
eerie
-
ol
'"ii
ht
Maroona
and
the
New
York
k
r-
here
tonight
and
Saturday
H.ngra.
who
aurprlard
the
hoe-
.rld
by
defeating
the
Boston
-
arrived
tpia
morning
accom-
i
by
delegation
of
many
rooter
i
-warm
of
hockey
writer
for
th
York
paper
Maroona
will
enter
the
cup
erle
the
Ranger
aa
favorite
In
the
i
the
local
fan.
The
Maroon
are!
being
fater.
powrlng
more
beir.g
more
rugged
nd
better
GOVERNMENT
OF
IRELAND
WINS
l.l
Is
III
itl
lv
mlt
rnuill-lll
V
tll.l.tl
I
lMiEI'hKllSNT
l-AIMMt
MAN
WHO
WAS
I.IMll
ALII
II
I.
""""
i'i
HUN.
April
-The
by-elecllon
In
""in
North
for
iw
tb
Mat
in
...
the
-
Dal
I
aoant
fer
the
dlaauallfluatlon
of
'ratuapeH
wol,era
leader.
Jame
in
on
th.
ground
that
he
"
"
barge,
bankrupt,
wa.
won
by
th
nment
vsatardav.
The
vole
wa
a
!!..
v
Hirh.
Oevernment.
11.781.
Kathleen
Clarke.
BepuWIcan.
18
i
ii
l.jrkln.
Indrpendent.
SMB.
!
NEW
BOOKS
IN
PUBLIC
SCHOOL
s
llATUlf
TI'Mf
I.KANCE
TO
HE
1AHIIIT
AMI
VOI.li.MICIIOEN
rou
AiivAVrr.
iikaiuw
,
,
vtCTORU.
April
B.
A
book
on
phy-
ioiogy
and
hygiene
by
Richard
and
'Kldweli
published
by
Oage
at
Co.
will
Plsosd
in
grade
seven
and
eight
of
,h
publki
sehool
next
fall.
It
1
n-
hounoed
by
th
department
of
educe-
Hon
a
hook,
a
well
aa
well
aa,
the
"i"1
dealln
-itv,
.u..,,ifir
tmnrnce
u
ud
by
teaabera
in
preparlug
-
-ucwa.
the
valun
of
ttniperuacc.
r
he
is
Iteady
to
Lav
'
his
(W
Ilefore
ltf..,
a
,.
i.
Royal
i
Commission
.
t
V
now
ready
to
place
a
considerable
the
police
force
of
Vancouver.'
T.
'known
member
of
the
force
and
oner
80
of
active
speech
making,
the
name
of
the
maker
of
the
am-1
lepuution
aa
an
alter
-dinner
.davits
are
known
to
the
officer
against
'tory
le"r
wa
o
widespread
that
It
whom
the
charge
are
lsld.
theae
peopls
largely
ecl'.paed
the
more
series
work
would
be
aubmlttad
to
persecution
and
'
hi
bu!ne
and
polrtknt
career,
effort
would
probably
be
made
in
ome'whlch
'"eluded
Republican
camfttlgaitac
eaae
to
get
them
out
of
the
city.
Tot
In
all
the
national
convastea
tram
IthU
reason
1
cannot
and
will
not
ub-
Lincoln
n-.-.d
Hording:
13
year
la
tlx
mil
my
testimony
In
detail
to
the
VnlUH
Bute
Sena'r;
14
yiare
aa
preal-polloe
commission
because
from
that
aem
oI
l'-
york
Cuntrsl
rallroa-
moment
all
privacy
regarding
the
mat-
and
m,l"
fr
chairman
of
th-
would
ceaae."
Mr.
Pletrher
said.
(
VAHOOUVHa,
April
6.
-
Demimlliig
he
uspnalon
of
the
entire
morality""
i-"irJgo
ana
oi
iuis
ran
quad.
Oomantslorrr
T
W.
Fletcher
in-
ro,d"
Ht
,!'0
u'-re.-tar
and
legr
formed
the
Vancouver
police
commla-
,
advisor
in
many
other
corporation
atou
thl
morning
that
he
had
u
'
tn"'u"out
!tM
country.
awora
atatementa
declaring
morwya
had
been
paid
to
prominent
official
of
the
city
police
force.
-
propose
to
place
the
information
given
m
before
the
Attorney
Ocneral
a
requeat
for
a
Boyal
Commlaafon
Investigate,
regard
lea
of
what
action
our
board
take
today."
he
declared
"Information
haa
been
given
to
me
tram
time
to
time
of
Improper
action
on
th
part
of
oartaln
police
officer.
I';
hay
to
the
beat
of
my
ability
umestl-
tted
theae
ehargea
and
have
found
there
are
a
large
number
of
people
carrying
on
ll'eaal
acUvtUa
Uaat
OM
not
but
be
known
th
patios
Uk
city
The
ooneroet
of
dtaorttarly
kind
la
awtnt
cnid
OQ
.openly
to
soch
an
extant
thai
I
can
only
conclude
the
potto
organisation
la
either
Inrompeteat
to
deal
with
the
ltutlon
or
I
corruptly
persalttlng
their
practice
to
continue.
RESIDENTS
COMPLAIN
OF
PROWLERS
AROUND
DISTRICT
ACROSS
CREEK
The
resident
acro
Hy
Crek
are
rather
disturbed
owing
to
a
number
caeee
of
prowler,
in
the
tiatgBborhood
keing
report!
On
Ttleaday
night
Mra
Llaney.
prtnetpal
of
the
Baal
oov
achool
who
Uvea
with
her
daughter
and
Mlaa
Molly
Jackson
went
U
early
and
left
ttoe
veranda
light
burning.
About
half
past
eleven
ahe
awakened
to
see
a
man
crawling
in
at
the
window.
She
ge
a
cry
and
the
man
ned
She,
waa
unable
to
aee
hi
face
but
aya
he
seemed
to
be
well
dreased
Other
ladle
of
the
neighborhood
re-
port
man
prowling
about
and
tryUig
wmoow.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Nwn
I'bHlnf
ITtre
TmUy
oh
aaewil-rr
Ktehange
iCourtear
B.
D.
Johnston
Co..
Ltd.)
Bid
Asked
40
.41
Argenta
BC
Silver
1.30
1.70
08
.10
y
.(1r
.70
.Tl
.49
M
fc
province
rkaaaaaayaall
J1
JB
4.50
sen
alacler
T.
PP
.OS
jOS
CHadMon
40
43
Olaaalr
.as
SO
occonrt.
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31
Indian
..
09,i
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.40
Interooat
Kootenay
'Florence
M
39
W
.13
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L.
and
L
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Ukevlew
.08
Uadamlth
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.41
Lucky
Jim
13
.14
Marmot
Metal
.IBS,
i
National
Silver
I
l3
ID
30
end
Oreille
340
3
43
Premier
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rwrter
Idaho
BMhmond
."
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,.
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WW
Ruth
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8
40
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70
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.40
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100
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Belt
57'j
48
Oeorgla
Blver
81
'
63
j
Orandview
j
.
NrW,
0"
Advertla
in
the
STORY
TELLER
DIED
TODAY
CH.U
NCEY
ItEI'KW
PASSED
AWAY
AT
MMIIEK
OP
LOCAL
EMCATIONAL-AfJK
Or'
03
APTKK
HO
YKAKS
I
ISTH
ATTENDING
ANNUAL
OF
M'EEtll
MAKING
OATIIEKlXU
I
NaTW
YORK,
April
6.
Chauncey
M.
Dep""
dlwl
ear,T
thU
mornln
,uner-
,n
from
a
cold,
which
last
night
de-
eIODta
bronchlBl
pneuJBonie.
He
waa
M
yean
of
age.
CredltM
w.th
having
originated
two-
third
of
the
funny
e.c-rlea
told
around
th
world.
Mr.
oeprw
made
hi
rir.
publ,c
'P'xch
several
year,
before
Presi-
dnt
Li,,coln
cmut
a
resident
of
the
whlt
Hoiue:
a:.d
nearly
70
year
later
with
heal
Hi
and
vigor
unimpaired.
Ik
ma
al'll
..
fnvr.rlf.
In
a
t
mm
tfnm-
tion
and
kept
ifore
th
public
almost
to
tin-
end.
round.
ng
oui
me
oi
abou.
beard
ol
iHreetorn
of
the
Lake
ffhor
the
Ulch
Central,
and
the
Nv
EXECUTIONS
CANTON
CITY
OF
300
REDS
ATTKMOT
T
TIIWAKT
I
PHIslxtl
LaUpH
T(
WIHHALK
KIU.-IXU
or
llllltl
f'AMTOX.
April
S.
CintM
Inn
W
.
aBy
.
tltetBlklfj)w
aAaaW
foiiualMg
alsMMliy
eaeeyiSMi
of
Hrd
In
an
rfMrt
(
I
nw'aft
an
up-rM(
In
that
riff.
The.
tat
I
nam-her
afveimwttoMa
lhl
wrek
hate
been
SS
of
wnlrh
U
took
pfcaee
lo-da)
and
tso
earlier
In
the
Meek.
ONLY
NKATCfOF
HALIBUT
SOLD
TODM
Mue
ranadbtn
Antael
DrrMe
l
Hold
Oier
Itather
Than
Arret
ltkl
of
Sr
and
te.
Vmm
Ouiullati
halibut
veaael
With
I
(bout
MXKj0
-tcla
-,nttLi:
to
bold
over
until
Satur
than
oc4pt
bld
of
8c
am
wheh
m
og'na
them
at
the
FW
j,.
Tomorrow
being
Good
Frl
nt)
sale
1
acbedukd.
One
Amerl
Reliance,
eold
ajWO
lb
w
(tw
wuhertea
at
10.1c
and
6c
M
lhe
txU
in:
ciadlan'
-
Edward
Upaett.
H.000
npencer.
e.000;
Toodlc.
5.000:
1400;
MsrguerU,,
4.goo:
TJnooM
tooo.
H
4
rjop;
Ulnnle
V.,
g.MO;
Cap
Sptar.
2.000.
The
llmar
C.
aold
lM
pounds
of
rod
aalrnon
to
the
Atlln
Plaberlea
for
17o
NEW
STEWART
MINE
COMPANY
IS
FORMED
VICTORIA.
April
4
Incorporation
thl
week
Include
that
of
the
Mayon
Oold
Copper
Co.
Ltd
luon
personal
lia
bility)
with
capitalisation
of
1,000.000
and
head
office
at
Stewart.
I
IU1WU
Ul
MJJUUU
WINntR
Uf
KAtr
NOTTINOUAM,
April
5-The
Prince
of
Wale
won
the
Royal
Naval
Hun'
'cup
point
to
point
race
at
Ox
ton
by
,20
lengths
today.
BASEBALL
SCORES
I'ACIIIf
COVMT
LEAtll
i:
Missions
a.
Sacramento
11.
Seattle
I.
Ban
JTanclseo
3.
Hollywood-
4.
Oakland
3.
.Me.
aivtisw
Ana
10.
...Liiii'J
eH
irwrt
'"''
.,
AVlt.Kis;",
ntxwit
nor
SEWARD,
April
4.
Capt.
Oeorge
WU-
kins
and
Carl
Xllsn
are
believed
to
i
have
delayed
their
flight
to
Spitsbergen
island
from
Point
Barrow
ehdul"d
for
today
aa
no
word
ha
been
he
i
d
from
their
radio.
In
aplt
of
the
unkind
reputation
which
the
English
Channel
haa
in
thc
mind
of
those
who
do
not
swim
aero.'
It,
ovr
three
million
paMenxer
a
year
crow
It
in
the
steamer
between
Prance
4.1.U
EnglanU.
CONVENTIONOF
B.C.
TEACHERS
The
program
or
tpe
annual
conven-
tkm
'
B0
Tesbera-
Federation
to
be
held
to
Vaeltr
from
Tuesday.
April
10
tin
-toimdfo
pru
il
is
of
a
Ivery
Intcreattng
enaMwfer
this
year,
The
chief
speaker
will
be
Dr.
Rufu
B.
von
Klelnamld,
president
of
the
Onjvtratty
of
Southern
California.
Lo.
Angeles,
who
will
give
five
addrcssc
on
auch
subject
aa
"Education
U.
Keed."
"Edueatien
in
World
Itw.,
Profea.onaiiJng
a
caning-
and
Mod-
era
Youth
Heritage."
Dr
Klcinsmlu
born
In
Illinois,
haa
a
particularly
In.
pmslve
record
a
Sn
educationalist
and
aa
member
'
of
many
Important
committees.
The
vlait
of
Vlaooont
Wullngdon.
the
Oovemor
-
Oeneral
.
to
Vancouver
la
of
apeclal
interest
as
tf
Excellency
will
attend
the
convention
i
and
addrca
the.
assembly
at
the
opeuaVi;
aeaalon.
Other
notable
apeaker
will
be
Or.
Edith
8.'
Bryan,
of
the
public
bcslth
department
at
Befketey
who
will
apeak
on
Mental
Hjglen.
Mrs.
Clcverlee
of
'
Toronto
on
"Sight
Saving
in
School:"
Prof.
P.
H.
Soward
of
the
Onlvaralty
of
Brltlah
Columbia
on
Tunada'a
New
In-'
ternatlonal
RespooslbUlty
and
an
ad
dress
by
Dr.
S.
J.
WUri.
auperlnteudent
of
education.
Local
represenUtrva
of
tne
teacher
will
include
J.
8.
Wtlnoa.
preildent
of
the
Prlnee
Rupert
Teachers'
Aw-cla-
tlon
and
Oeographlcal
rrprcaentatlve
of
Northern
BC
MKs
Mareer
and
O.
Stock,
delegate
from
the
lcral
anwe'a-
tton.
Ulaa-
Martin,
Mr
.Walker.
Mia
Rodger
and
D.
Baas.
Th
meetings
will,
be
held
In
the
Kltallano
Junior
Htah
Shcool.
one
of
the
moat
modem
aekfcxl
and
operated
on
the
lines
suggested
by
the
recent
Survey
Committee
on
Education
In
B.C.
MayqJjprptnes
He
Attempted
'
of
Commission
I
to
BlockpoinTment
to
Investigate
Vancouver
Conditions
April
5.-Denying
emphatically
that
he
had
VANCOUVER,
ever
attempted
to
block
the
appointment
of
a
Royal
Commission
to
investigate
conditions
in
the
police
force,
Mayor
Taylor,
at
the
police
commission
meeting
today,
said
he
had
twice
discussed
the
question
with
the
attorney
general
and
premier.
The
mayor
said
:
"Whatever
evidence
the
commissioner
Fletcher
may
have
in
his
poseassion
has
never
yet
been
disclosed
to
his
fellow
commissioners
and
until
I
am
made
aware
of
the
evidence
it
would
be
both
idle
and
futile
for
me
to
express
an
opinion
thereon."
Mr.
Fletcher
is
probably
aware
that
a
Royal
Commission
is
an
expensive
proceeding
and
before
subjecting
the
ratepayers
to
the
expense,
evidence
which
it
is
proposed
to
present
should
b
submitted
or
at
least
be
known
to
the
commissioners
and
should
be
submitted
or
at
least
be
known
to
the
commissioners
and
should
be
examined
by
the
city
prosecutor
and
city
solicitor.
The
police
commission
rejected
the
Royal
Commission
B.C.
Towage
and
Lighterage
Co.
Buys
Prince
Rupert
Boat
House
Business
and
Consolidates
Them
N
important
merger
in
the
local
towing
business
has
been
ef
-
fec-ted
in
the
nurchase.
which
is
announced
today,
of
the
in
-
A
terests
of
the
Prince
Rupert
A
Liirhterage
t'.
Aa
s
result
of
immediately
all
the
property
of
the
scows,
equipment,
gravel
leases,
The
name
f
the
U.C.
Towage
will
be
about
doubled
throuuh
A
,,
.
.
...
I
Salvage
&
Towing
Co.
Paul
Armour
will
remain
as
manager
of
he
new
concern.
Negotiation
wen-
brought
to
a
heads
tourdTck'o'f
vncou?er"one0of
the
head
of
the
purchiwiug
company.
Cap
Alfred
Bwanaon
t
the
proprietor
of
toe
Prince
Rupert
Boat
Hoie.
which
will
now
disappear.
Th'
figure
involved
In
the
transaction
u
not
announced
for
publication.
Boat
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
At
Towing
Co.
win
now
Include
the
tugs
Salvage
Princes
and
Paehena;
the
seine-boat
Banardl.
which
has
bean
chartered
for
a
year:
the
seinebeat
Meketchum;
cruiser
"M":
speedboet
Naa
River,
and
harbor
boat
"88"
and
Salvagene.
and
i
smaller
gat
boau.
The
new
concern
wUl
carrv
on
harbor
service
formerly
pro
-
!
vlded
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Boat
House,
Including
the
aumnier
run
to
the
Bait
Lake.
Oapt.
Swanaon
retains
the
powerboat
Myfanwy
for
hi
private
ue.
Vt
EATIIKIl
KKPOKT
Prlno
Rupert.
Snowing,
southwest
squill,
temperature.
34.
i
I
SuuMHibe
loi
tlw
Dally
New
PREMIER
WILL
DROP
DIVIDEND
WILL
IKE
I'AHT
OP
EAKNIMIM
I'Olt
IIEVELONNO
NEW
PROPERTIES
IS
ANNOlNCF.il
vAntuuvcK,
npru
o.
At
we
annua
meeting
oi
the
Premier
OoW
Miain
Company
here,
director
were
reflect!
The
moat
in.port.nt
feature
of
tl
annual
report
waa
the
statement
that
In
view
of
the
recent
purchase
of
new
property
and
their
poaaitfte.
development
It
will
doubtleaa
be
necessary
to
reduce
.
somewhat
the
quarterly
dividends
and
thus
accumulate
add
tlonal
cash.
had
a
M0
ahar.
turnover
and
the
.
price
ranged
from
?
40
to
aajio
with
a
j
closing
prloe
of
S3
.43
a
net
lea?
of
;
three
cent
ilnce
the
previous
day.
Generally
the
market
waa
dull
in
otter
lame.
LABOR
WINS
BIG
VICTORY
MHV
BEATEN
IIV
IIKIE
MA10I!-ITY
IX
CONSEia
ATIVE
Sf
OT-1
111
SKAT
LIM.ITi:l()W.
Seolland.
April
S.
EniaHurl
Milnarll.
loiter.
a
ehrrl-nl
In
l.lnlllliiwu
hy-rtrrllnn
yrlrr-U.v.
OrfeallHg
Mkm
Ahirgarrt
Kldil.
VoiiH-rvstlta.
hi
ran
In
the
plare
of
I
he
late
member,
lirr
father.
The
t4r
fellow:
slUHarll
I
I.I
IS
Ml
HUM
JW
Ywing
(Liberal)
S4HKI
I
I
"
.
Th
rldert
tourkt
resort
In
the
world
U
Bp.
in
BStslum.
It
wa.
flmt
estolled
by
the
Roman.
Pliny
and
Elder
n
Wm
first
eentury.
and
ha
been
a
health
reirt
for
over
two
thousand
year.
'
I
I
;
!
Hoat
House
by
the
"B.C.
Towage
the
rest,
the
purchasers
take
over
vendors
including
their
boats.
waterfront
lease
and
goodwill.
&
Lighterage
Co.,
whose
holdings
the
acquisition
of
thc
Prince
'
.
...
.
,
,.
1.1..
r,..,
MAN
PLUNGES
FROM
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
DOCK
IN
VANCOUVER
VAvnfllTVWB
Anrtl
4
Throwlnir
oil
his
coat,
a
man
believed
to
be
Oecar
Iledman.
whose
addrea
i
not
known.
la
said
lo
nave
ptaMteed
ha
deSthf
In
Burrs
rd
Inlet
from
the
union
Steamship
doek
hr
las
evSmf.
The
"
recovered.
Tetlmony
waa
taken
in
County
Court
this
morning
In
the
ce
of
W
,
j
It
Maclnne
v.
Marie
Hanson
and
ad-
i
i
luurnment
made
sine
die
to
enaoie
tne
defence
to
procure
further
evidence,
i
The
adnvlnlstratlon
of
an
estate
la
In-
!
vol
red
in
the
aetlon.
the
plaintiff.
aj
1
administrator,
claiming
certain
hionaya
mounting
to
S348
aa
due
the
estate
from
the
defendant
J
V
Clyne
I
proarcuttny
and
L.
W
Putnidre
defend
-
:
'Admiral
Collard
Cross-Examined
in
Naval
Court
Martial
Trial
at
Gibraltar
and
Flag
Was
Lowered
Capt.
Dewar
Found
(Jullty
by
Court-martial
of
Arts
Subversive
to
Discipline
(in
Criticizing
Superior)
C1I1RALTAR,
April
4.
Capt.
Kenneth
C.
Dewar
was
found
guilty
today
by
court
martial
of
acts
subversive
to
naval
discipline
in
receiving
and
forwarding
a
letter
criticizing
the
conduct
of
Rear-Ai.mii
in
liernard
St.
(L
Collard.
April
o.
mere
nas
LUNUUT's
r
;;iy
disciplinary
action
fnnnai'linn
tvith
tho
Pnvu
1
admiral
lowered
the
flag
at
the
controversy
at
Malta
and
is
now
the
disposal
of
the
admiralty.
(iIBRALTAR,
April
5.
Admiral
Lollard
denied
having
used
an
objectionable
epithet
in
speaking
to
the
bandmaster.
Whatever
was
said
was
not
in
the
hearing
In
sight
of
the
guests.
Captain
Dewar:
"Would
you
be
aur-prlsed
to
hear
there
are
five
bandsmen
prepared
to
swear
they
heard
the
word?"
Adlmral:
"I
would
be."
Wltneas
said
he
wa
aware
there
waa
a
regulation
forbidding
the
use
of
abualve
Irritating
langiinr?
to
Inferior"
(
"Old
jou
aay
ycu
were
feci
up
with
the
ehlp?"
the
captain
asked
at
another
!
ete.
.
"No.
I
aald
a
wa
fed
up
with
the
nag
cpptaln."
Collard
retorted.
I'Jl!
ftftio
jtui
now
our
relation
were
,
perfectly
correct."
suggested
the
Cap-1
tain.
VANCOUVER.
6,
Becommend.-o
April
Wltne.:
"One
want
aoenethlng
mora.
lor
the
of
to
re-
provision
means
w.nu
a
level
friend
a
Ms
rKht
hand
man.
one
who
on
every
occasion
will
put
the
admiral
Interest
before
levcr
-:!..;
etae
In
the
world."
.
.
-.
....
ven
nejore
tne
iniere
oi
lam
rvlc'
w,
tb
,h.
cpUln
"
'
t.reau
are
the
In-
wrcni
oi
toe
Mnm,
wiuww
tmpmt.
Dill
NOT
VIM
ALlZf.
Tfce
trial
waa
continuea
tnu
morning
tnat
thc
oomml:tce
concluded
that
land
Captain
Dewar
warmly
replied
to
abom
indl4Q1
m
province
qtwtlon
by
th
proaacuvor
"I
did
net
gunx)
truututkutal
treaunent
and
ob-me.n
to
convey
the
lmpresalon
that
the
MrTaIk)n
for
tubercoto.1.
lie
aa.a
jblp
wag
la
a
laUat
state
of
muUnj.
tBU
g,,
aamjM
be
mad
to
caarn
ITou
are
twavUng
mT
word
to
mean
tb(tn
rifa,'
dpfcrflnf
'
raee
to
in
something
else
from
their
real
man-
incrw.n
raCe
that
would
be
a
great
ling
"
He
rejected
with
a
ahow
of
hmi
to
th
province
Under
the
surrey
.amusement
the
sujswsUon
that
Com-
mr
per
cent
or
1871
Indiana
examined
imander
Daniel
and
hlmaeir
bad
entered
relJrj
tnat
riv
per
cent
of
theae
uf-jlnto
a
conaplracy
to
rom&v
Admiral
rm
trom
tuberculo!
while
anath-r
Collard.
If
I
had
thought
the
letter
nv
Knt
mhomM
.ufflclent
sym-
would
be
turned
to
the
purpc
It
ha
ptomi
t0
WBrr(,nt
dee
obervatton.
Ibeen.
I
would
not
nave
accrpiea
it.
.
he
aald.
"I
never
vlauallzed
tlie
-venU
which
have
happened,
nor
did
I
vlau-
aline
that
either
Admiral
Collard
or
melf
would
be
turned
out
of
-
tbej
ahlp."
Rev
Hsrry
OcuSllng.
chaplain
of
the.
Royal
oak.
testified
that
he
had
kd
'Rear
Admiral
to
expUln
to
htm
what
he
(the
chaplain)
wa
sure
Collard
had
rAKTV
Of
SCIENTISTS
also
EXI'Et'T-not
under
tood.
namely
that
be
had.
in
lou
(jl
AICTKIII.V
DINNEK
Irwulted
omebody
not
In
a
position
to!
next
Tl
lyiiAV
'reply
in
regard
u
the
bandmaatar
In-
j
Icldent.
Collard
replied:
TU
have
you;
L
B
Wrnr.
president
of
the
Aaao-I
court
martuiled.
adding
that
aertou
cUt4Kl
Board
of
Trade
of
Central
Brltlah
penaitie
awaitao
tnoae
wno
msoe
c
-
cvmion
agalnat
flag
ofScera.
Wltnea
tmn
said
ne
nao
Rone
to
couro
Md
Tuwday
It
la
ordr
to
prevent
mischief
not
to
mk
,Uj
mtftcVtA
tnt
the
Btotl-McCracken
fuither
rnehlef.
'party
of
aclenttoU
and
explorer
who
"What
waa
tb
rear
admiral-
oondl-1
M
yina
for
Blbert
will
be
here
at
itlon?"
tle
chaplain
wa
aaked.
;
the
tune.
If
they
arrive,
they,
too,
-He
waa
out
of
control
during
the
,
wU,
ttM
ogm
aA
one
of
greater
part
of
the
Interview.
I
hadtnam
wUI
apeak.
great
dlfSeulty
myself
tematnlng
In
hi
cabin."
replied
Oouellng.
i
The
chaplain
ald
that
many
men
on
;
the
Royal
Oak
had
expressed
to
him
the
i
greatest
Indignation
at
what
they'
thought
waa
abuae
of
power
by
Admiral
'coiiard.
The
chaplain
added
that
he
I
'had
heard
Collard
called
"a
little1
swine
AWM1JH
fAMnY
!A1F
jlIllUrtL
WIliUl
OrtLL
FOR
CHILDREN
BEING
HELD
THIS
AFTERNOON
The
Prince
Rupert
Parent
Teachera'
AwoclaUon
wul
hold
iu
annual
Eaater
sale
of
candy
for
achool
children
at
the
four
public
school
of
the
city
this
afternoon
at
the
close
of
classes.
Convener
and
their
aaeutant
are:
Wetvlw-'Hr.
J.
C.
Brady
aaalated
b
Mrs.
J.
D.
Lawrence
and
Mr.
L.
W.
Wugh.
Bordon
Street
Mrv
W
A
Mclasn
as-
ted
by
Mm?
Bert
Wet
xnd
Mrs.
E.
vr
Tucker
"
Memorial-Mrs.
O.
H.
Arnott
assiswu
oy
"
-
J.
D.Thdrber
and"Mrs.
H.
8.
Eastman.
oeai
tuve
air.
4.
w.
uwun
isted
by
Mr.
Hahaftey.
SCHOOL
IIOI.IIIAVH
The
Easier
ncliool
vacation
start
this
afternoon
wnen
pupua
wui
o
reieasea
from
their
class
until
Monday.
April
18.
A
number
of
teachen
will
go
south
tonight
to
spend
the
vacation
period
Mia.
Jet
Rothwell.
called
to
Reglna
recently
on
accouut
of
her
tn;)ther'
deHtli.
will
be
on
duty
again
Deen
no
nun
oi
any
court
martial
against
Rear
Admiral
Collard
in
Hair
iiffair
!l
w
ii(iinl..rl
nut
thut
time
the
cour
of
inquiry
sat
on
the
on
half
pay,
his
future
being
at
of
the
band
but
might
have
been
2500
INDIANS
SUFFER
FROM
TUBERCULOSIS
,L
VIIOOMAN
TU.L
or
ItKM
LT
til-
ivvi-tiii
trinvs
lif
t
knti.v
MADE
IN
PROVINCE
duce
the
prevalence
of
tuuercoloala
laal'at
re
ar,u
con"
wred
th
dPrUnent
01
Indlan
affair
at
Ottawa
followlne
comnleUan
-
"
of
a
tao
year
survey
of
condition
an-
mmnceo
b
Dr
Vrooman
who
nrealded
'Zy
Board
of
Trade.
Or.
Vrooman
atsvted
WARNER
WILL
ADDRESS
BOARD
,
Columbia
will
be
the
chief
speaker
at
qlurtrtT
Alnatr
the
Board
of
RIVERS
INLET
MAN
IS
FREED
VANCOUVER,
April
4.-
No
bill
was
returned
by
the
Orand
Jury
at
the
Supreme
Court
Asslera
here
to
the
Indictment
charging
William
Lawrence
Oood-let,
an
employee
of
the
Dominion
hatchery
at
Rivera
Inlet,
with
manslaughter
In
connection
with
the
death
on
October
18
last
at
Qunp
Creek
of
Teddy
Roosevelt,
an
Indian,
whom
Ooodlet.
it
wa
alleged,
mistook
for
a
bear.
The
finding
exonerate
Ooodlet
who
ha
been
discharged
from
custody.
LILLOET
NAMES
ITS
TORY
CANDIDATE
IN
PROVINCIAL
CONTEST
mqVKilfti
Apjj
t
ttitJay.4-fnvUloii
rancher,
a-as
nominated
here
J
$
Coiuervattve
undard
bearer
for
Ml
loci
riding
In
the
next
provincial
election.
Albert
E.
Munn
of
Vancouver.
Liberal.
I
the
sitting
member.
CRANBROOlROBiD
OF
FOUR
HUNDRED
C
RAN
BROOK.
April
3-
The
City
ws
robbed
of
1400
at
tiie
week
end
when
crook
broke
Into
Hie
city
officaa.
entered
the
mite
mid
made
away
with
the
imoney.
The
cuutents
of
the
c.ili
bok
it
Luuclit-U.