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colonel
James
Fltrirksurlce.
comman-''
i
f
tlie
Irish
Free
State
air
,
force,
wl
nafely
landed
In
the
Bremen
at
"irrnly
Iain
ml
yeaterday.
Is
aald
to
be
"
"'tiKlii
ol
the
Lite
Otnime
Pltvjniiurloe
"
tlu.
Cltj.
AIF
Propeller
of
plane
is
through
lack
of
fuel
owing
to
encountering
head
winds
IRELAND
TO
CANADA
BY
A!R
Government
steamer
speeding
to
nick
up
hardy
adventurers
who
are
IN
FOG
OFF
NEWFOUNDLAND
AND
DROPS
TO
LAKE
Junker
Plane
Lands
at
Island,
Straits
of
Belle.
and
All
Three
Flyers
Safe
....
,l.
XVIII..
No.
88.
rkllm
a
CA
mm
German
Greenly
Isle,
-
YOUNG
PEOPLE
WERE
KILLED
WHEN
DANCING
I
WJ
IMON
TOOK
rUltK
UBXISATII
IIAI.I.
AMI
MAM
ITCH
11
1
IN
F1..UIKX
ii
iT
PLAINS.
Missouri.
April
14.
I
iv
people
srr
known
to
b
i
t
and
fifteen
misting
are
believed
livi
perished
while
twenty
are
li
:a!
iii
aertou
condition
as
th
:
ol
an
explosion
of
undeternliMi
.
Ainch
wrecked
a
crowded
deno
mi.
late
last
night
'
..iii.i
which
followed
swept
tlx
iii::cr
was
under
way
in.'
people
when
the
ut
Atqjmt.
The
till
a
J
'.U-or
of
the'
building
oocupte
:"tr
It
la
believed
a
large
tank
..ire
blew
up.
the
dancer
belm
hen
tneflonr
caved
In.
C.N.
ENGINEER
WAS
KILLED
IM.IM.
H
J,
OK
IIIM.
P
I
HUMAN
-IKIUILl
INJIIIRII
BIT
NO
PAH-MESOr.tt
III
II
T
l"IU)NTO
April
14
Engineer
J
W
of
Toronto
wa
instantly
killed
i-n-tnan
Oreen
wi
slightly
injured
:.
(
snadlan
National
Winnipeg
derailed
near
Bradford.
Ontario.
TlM'
engine
toppled
over
and
-
"i
the
engineer.
Five
cars
If
It
the
'
i'
mi
paaeengers
were
hurt.
CIRCLED
ROUND
McKINLEY
PEAK
AHUM
TTNKI
ALT
IT
I
ll:
01'
''.hmi
MKT
IN
TKMPtCKtTI
HK
fifty
mum
1
M
KEETNA.
Alaska.
April
14
Sari
iii.ni
returned
yeatrrday
after
"iiiiied
four
hour
flight
circiunnavl-luc
peaks
Of
Mount
McKlnlsy
'
'
ihfi
and
Hunter,
eighty
mile
n!i-.st
of
he
a
'.lining
an
altitude
of
more
than
i
ii'iKi
tireit
McKinley.
Rossman
1
1
i
tempmture
of
fifty
below
UNITED
CHURCH
MEN
PASSJN
THEOLOGY
vncohver.
April
14.
Certlflcstes
"
Uk
completion
of
a
course
In
thao-lor
th
ministry
were
alven
yei-
'":v
nfternoon
st
the
oori
vocation
of
n.
ij,,,.,,,
tneologlcal
college
to
Robert
M
.
n.ivid
Donaldson.
;C
Addyman
mi
'I
J
Amundiien
FOSTER
IS
REFLECTED
HEADLEGION
IN
B:C,
xamixxps,
April
14
-Colonel
W
W.
''-in
D.8.O.
of
Vancouver
was
re-i
ui
president
of
the
BC.
command
"!
He
Canadian
Legion
at
tne
con-vcut
ion
here.
corner
Quebec
province
WKRE
LOST
IN
THE
FOG
0UKI1BC,
Aprl
14.
On
apprseetiing
the-
coast
line
of
Newfoundland
yesterday
the
German
airplane
Tinmen
struct
a
thick
fog
and
live
airmen
lost
their
bearing)
completely,
accord
in
to
an
official
report
of
their
landinga
on
nMtJtfiJf
.laland
.JJved
hete
l&faf
Um
(he
airmen
theca
ier
vwneejfHf
in
the
ift
mKmt&1citol&tt
a
ln!in;
on
a
wmall
lake
on
the
htlaml
almul
ftatO
yeaterday
nflernoen.
An
inapeclton
of
(he
plane
showed
lltHt
It
waa
more
-riouly
injure!
than
waa
at
first
thought
and
it
k
believed
(he
machine
cannot
leave
fer
a
few
days.
ONTHEAL.
April
14
M
flown
from
east
to
west
for
the
first
time.
The"
Irishman
and
two
Germans
who
made
the
cross-;
in
iiv
v
uimvi
c
rtnai
am
t
isiana
in
tne
straits
ol
Belie
isle
between
tne
coasts
01
Labrador
and
Newfoundland.
1
The
island
is
just
within
the
Canadian
boundary
and
m
the
province
of
Quebec.
Flying
from
Baldonelle,
Ireland,
to
New
York,
the
plane
ran
short
of
fuel
and
was
forced
down
in
a
snowstorm.
The
first
word
of
the
safety
of
Baron
Gunthervon
Huenefeld
and
Captain
Herman
Koehl,
pilot,
and
the
co-pilot.
Col.
James
Fitzmaurice,
commander
of
the
insn
rree
oiaie
air
iorce,
was
given
u
me
worm
eariyipe
and
.wociated
interests
read:
last
evening
by
W.
F.
Barrett,
radio
Operator
at
Point
j
"We
are
sure
from
an
interview
you
were
kind
enough
to
give
A
T
nkiNiilnii
r
niiiir
rf
Q
Tnkna
ITia
inamaiM
I
urhnn
in
Vifturijl
In
Janilarv
Vnll
will
he
interested
to
knoW
that
milium,
xjouiaviut,
wesji
simply
said,
"German
plane
ouv..v.,
anJhL
rr.ir.ir
ThJn
.......
fnr
ackinir
and
there
remained
the
three
adventurers
who
disappeared
into
the
air
seaward
from
Costello,
Ireland,
Thursday
morning.
Messages
From
Baron
Another
messaire
filtered
throiiffh
Point
Armour
that
the
Bremen
landed
at
that
the
crew
was
O.K.
Iate
last
night
the
North
German
Lloyd
line
in
New
York
announced
they
had
received
a
message
from
Huron
Huenefeld,
confirming
their
landing.
The
message
read,
"Made
safe
intermediate
landing
on
Greenly
Island
ne
cessitated
by
lack
of
fuel
and
lured
on
the
way."
A
second
message
from
the
Baron
said:
"The
Bremen
sustained
a
broken
propeller
and
damage
to
the
landing
gear."
Montcalm
to
the
Rescue
OTTAWA,
April'
14.
The
government
fctenmer
Montcalm
has
leen
despatched
to
QWsJwiflto
re-
turn
the
members
ot
tne
-crew
or
xne
juuTe
"JiTBmen
to
civilization.
Early
this
morning
the
Montcalm
wrb
in
the
Gulf
of
St.
Lawrence
200
mfies
front
'Greenly'lslaiid.
The
steamer
reported
she
then
was
steaming
for
the
islnnd.
The
vessel
was
diverted
from
the
patrol
course
..4-
i.l.iirrllf
A
A
large
large
amount
amouni
01
of
ice
ice
is
iuur
reportetl
in
it
the
uiu
gul
guu
irovornmont
officials
declared
this
morning
that
una
of
the
Montcalm's
arrival
at
Greenly
would
dop
inp
ice
nnnrtitions
conditions
encountered.
encouiueren.
Planty
rmnuy
01
of
food
ioou
sui
available
at
Gr
eenly.
Northern
and
PRINCE
broken;
landing
forced
v
i
marooned
at
farthest
j
!
I
I
The
North
Atlantic
has
been
viiivii
m
w
onic
m
w
v
t
v.
viiav
ui
uv.
wuuiio.
iuo
micooSc
j
-
at
Greenly
Island.
Wind
j
vl
hnL
lofuilB
u,i
some
doubt
of
the
safety
of
i
for
O
noon
slightly
damaged
but
strong
head
winds
encoun
I
I
'
um
M
B
me
iiiuo
icnd
upon
!
supplies
are
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
KUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
APRIL
14,
1928
Hf4vt
KM.u:r
ii
am;
oni
WAV
rnoM
tVaiwc
-rn
it
km
FLYKU
"
Dr.
Iu.m
OuHur.je:
tcoi
off
it-
in
Murray
Bar
today
for
Orftnly
l'lind.
agpcjiluij
to
sr-
r
.!
thcr.
ii.
five
.hcur.-
nnd
inoy
b::..g
ihc
llyer-i
bc.ti.
,
MACHINERY
AT
'
MILL
TURNED
TKXT
UIHI
TUU.1V.
ONE
HIIIK
Ol
HK.11.
fUE
PLAXT
MAV
DPtR-
ATE
Tlll!ltlAV
Tbe
ochtaeni
at
tave
aM(
Bay
Com
pany's
new
mill
at
Baal
Oove
turned
over
!
today
lor
the
fust
Uatt
very
satttfaetor-
side
of
the
plant
wttl
he
m
operation
Thursday.
The
Bet!
mill
Is
being
continued
for
j
the
percent
and
a
pltner
1a
oe'ng
In-j
stalled
there
to
be
uoed
until
thv
other!
plant
U
complete.
This
will
enable
the)
mill
to
operate
In
such
a
manner
as
U
nil
all
orders.
It
will
be
a
little
time
'
eapiete
m
u
is
in
operation
"p"c!ty-
rK,If:
vai.
VANCOUVam.
April
M.
Wheat
nas
mg
sg
njteiiff
aellluf
price
ytertuy
being
si.mv
n
r
n
izr
B.C.
Electric
WaS
American
Control
by
Present
Britishers
Purchasing
Stock
UT0R1A,
April
14.
A
cable
me.Hsaire
to
Premier
MacLean
yesterday
from
Mackay
Edar
and
George
Prescott
in
regard
IIia
niifnliSM
t
tkn
M
I
ITlu,f
!.
tlnllwilV
hi'
I
J1m
Rnllllr.
"
ur
return
to
Undon
we
formed
a
dn)m
CjIj
u.
t
nMi
totnnerc.
who
in
conjunction
w
th
our
C.nianfpends
has
made
n
orftr
to
purchase
the
stocK
ot
"We
Was
Ksaoam
became
sun
r
of
tVsWtrflll
AjVlCr-
loan
Interests
In
New
York,
who
desirous
of
obuimim
control
aiKl
are
very
pleased
to
be
able
to
Inform
you
that
this
company
will
continue
to
be
British
tr.tcreM-
and
Is
to
be
chanced
UHUlflUU
III1SJ
into
a
coiniuny
with
a
Cana-
dian
charter
THREEDEADIN
WINNIPEG
FIRE
:
IHHASTItOl
M
MHI,
IN
U1S1
I.OM.l
IILOCK
IN
UI
HMI
Ol'
ItlTY
WINNIPEG
April
14
-Ftre
in
the
Casa
Loma
block
tn
the
weat
end
of
the
city,
this
afternoon
lo
reported
to
have
claimed
three
live
and
Injured
at
least
j
half
a
doatn
personi.
Several
were
also
1
'
overcome
by
smoke
The
Identity
of
the
In
not
established.
URGES
REORGANIZATION'kiSflli
PENSION
BOARD
CANADA'
KILOWNA.
BC
AprU
14.
The
British
Columbia
command
of
the
Canadian
Legion
yesterday
passed
a
reaolu-
reoreajaiastlan
of
the
aTird
of
Canada
and
referred
the
matter
to
the
Dominion
convention.
In
another
imolutton
the
Dominion
Government
wa
urged
to
conduct
an
inquiry
into
alrkmvui
and
unemploy-
utcr.;
Iu4u::icc.
ICE
BLOCKADE
i
INHERING
SEA'
I1KI.IKI
SHIP
I
VIUI.K
TO
KK.U'll
ST.
PAIL
ISLAND
TO
FKTCII
NICK
PEOPLE
ST
PAUL
ISLAND.
Alack.
April
14
-
An
Impenetrable
Ice
blockade,
which
has
Isolated
St.
Paul
in
Bering
Sci
or
six
months,
today
turned
beck
the
TJnled
Ststr
fisheries
sblp
Klder.
which
attempted
to
reach
here
with
mall
and
provisions
and
to
rescue
sev
-
;
era
I
person
In
need
of
medical
atten
-
'
tum
The
Elder
was
obliged
tn
return
to
St.
George
Island
nnd
another
attempt
win
be
made
as
aoon
as
possible.
F3RKER
SKIPPER
OF
L4URA
WHALEN
DIED
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVBK.
April
14.
-
Captain
I
vltloti
of
.':alc
harbor
for
small
beats
Htiirh
Dfherty.
74
years
of
nge.
master
Such
a
harbor
appears
particularly
,rr.o
'.i
er.
died
here
yestrrdsy
on
Pier
C
nccrary
!rce
Seward
U
the
nearest
from
a
heart
attack
while
attending
to,
pom:
to
important
fishing
grounds
h!n
du:ter.
as
fumigating
dBeer.
and
muy
become
the
tra
-ishlpuent
Dobcrty'a
last
ship
was
the
Vancou-Irolrt
r(
value
to
this
industry
and
the
ver
schooner
Laura
Whalen
general
public."
Premier
Mackenzie
King
Telegraphs
Congratulations-
to
Pilot
of
Bremen
on
Accomplishment
of
Atlantic
Right
0
United
States
Government
is
Spending
Money
in
Developing
the
Ports
of
Western
Alcsha
Sum
of
$85,1)00
to
Provide
Seward
and
$17,000
at
AoHINGTON,
April
14.
w
Bay,
Alaska,
harbor
The
dee
project
were
adopted
yesterday
by
the
House
of
Representatives
rivers
and
harbor
committee.
Port
Alexander
proposal
would
provide
a
channel
fifteen
feet
i
and
150
leet
wide
at
the
main
entrance
to
the
bay
with
a
chan
nel
two
feet
deep
and
forty
feet
wide
at
the
entrance
to
the
inner
lagoon
.n
a
cost
of
$17,000.
The
Resurrection
Bay
project
would
provide
refuge
at
Seward
for
small
boats
at
a
coat
of
185,000.
nincuMliig
the
project.
Major
General
,
TTAWA,
April
11.
ConRralulalionH
to
(he
members
of
(he
crew
of
(he
Bremen
were
Kent
by
Premier
.Mackenzie
Ivinjf
last
niiiht
who
addressed
a
telegram
to
Cant.
Koehl
at
Point
Armour
wireles
station
as
follows:
"On
behalf
of
the
government
and
people
of
Canada
I
desire
(o
congratulate
you
and
your
companions
on
your
safe
arrival
in
Canada
on
the
completion
of
the
first
westbound
transatlantic
airplane
flight.
Your
achievement
marks
a
distinct
and
notable
advancement
in
(he
development
of
aviation
and
means
(he
hridKins
or
oceans
and
of
makinr,
possible
closer
relations
and
friendships
among
(he
nations
of
(he
world."
JQVed
c
J
trOUl
tne
m.i
.
Electric
nauway.
1
11
'
1
'"
"
iiiui:
hi
i
in
hi;
Sl'BNT
KKTt'ltlKAN
IMI'IIIIVISO
IIAIHHIR
WASHINOTON.
April
14,-Tbe
Ketchikan
Creek.
Alaska,
project
for
the
dredging
ol
the
creek
was
adopted
by
the
House
rivers
and
harbors
committee,
the
cost
of
the
project
to
be
S17S.OO0
to
be
spent
in
deepening
the
)
mouth
of
the
creek
to
a
depth
4
of
ten
feet
at
mean
low
water.
E
Jadwln.
chief
of
Army
engineers,
said:
"Brwaid.
an
he
point
at
the
ter-j
mli
uk
of
the
Alaska
Railway,
should
I'eccr.e
or
of
the
most
Important
cit
es
of
Alaska"
and
that
its
full
de-
ivt:
pmei:t
recmb
to,
demsnd
the
pro-1
STABBING
AFFRAY
AT
BELLA
COOLA
Staff
sergeant
McNeill
!ave
fee
Down
the
ChI
to
Investigate
Trouble
Among
Indian
In
respone
to
Information
received
ol
.'
.Ubii.i:
affray
among
Indians
t
Dell
Ccola
Utaf
Sergeant
Alex
ate-rrev'nr'al
Neil:.
police,
sailed
last
ntgnt
on
the
Prlncriw
Royal
to
Investigate
the
ease.
No
name
nor
further
particulars
are
available
though
Constable
Williams
.advised
headquarters
here
that
the
esav.
t
,
i.
rflMCCDUATIUrC
ADT
VJJ
1
leJUai
I
ill!
I
AMJ
4ft
1
1
U
REVIVING
INTEREST
VANCOUVER.
April
14.
There
is
strong
revived
interest
tn
Conservatives
In
Uie
interior."
Dr
Tolmle
said
today
There
has
been
enthusiasm
shown
at
recent
conventions
snd
meeting
which
bodes
well
for
the
future."
....
KAKTIHJl
AKK
YKSTRItll.tY
'
.
SKATTLE
April
14
An
earthquake.
presumably
along
the
Brit'ah
Columbia
shores
was
recorded
on
the
selamo-
graph
at
the
University
ot
Washington
from
3
37
tn
one
minute
past
four
yee-
terday
afternoon.
Goals
to
Nothingl
accommodation
was
that
watched
the
Hangers
make
a
gome
for
the
Scottish
Cup
by
de-
Rangers
Won
Scottish
Cup
at
Hampden
Park,
Glasgow,
Today
Scoring
Four
LASGOW,
April
14.
Hampden
Park's.
taxed
today
by
the
crowds
clean
sweep
of
the
final
featinir
Celtic
four
froal.t
to
nothing
The
Hangers
have
appeared
in
eleven
final
tie.s
and
were
last
successful
in
1&03.
They
have
met
Celtic
five
time.
They
won
the
first
duel
in
1894,
lost
in
1880,
liMO
and
1904,
while
after
two
drawn
games
in
1909
the
cup
was
not
awarded
because
of
a
riot
st
Hampden
Park.
The
Celtics
have
won
the
trophy
twelve
times
in
eighteen
appearances
in
the
deciding
round.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
least
Phone
457
Price
I"
i
e
"
Protection
for
Small
Boats
at
Port
Alexander
This
Year
Port
Alexander
and
Resurrection
HALIBUT
BIDS
LITTLE
LOWER
FAKE
TOTALLING
latWI
roiNlt-i
SOLD
AT
HMI
KM
IIAMlt
HUM
IUKMNU
Baltbut
landings
here
this
morning
totalled
1S3J00
pounds,
eight
American
vessels
disposing
of
catches
totalling
111,000
pounds
at
bids
ranging
from
Bile
and
6c
to
0.5c
and
6c
while
seven
Canadian
vessels
sold
64.600
pounds
at
man
at
sad
6c
to
sac
and
as.
AMMUOAN
Liberty.
34.000
pounds.
Booth
Plaser-
1
n4,
te4c
esse
i
.
-
-
..
.
Atlas.
18,000
pounds.
Canadian
Plah
ft
Cjld
gtcrage
Cj
.
8.4c
and
6c.
Ilene.
35.000
pounds.
Canadian
Pish
Si
Cld
Storage
Co
.
8.3c
and
6c.
Superior.
13.000
pounds.
Pacific
Mah-rlr.v
8.6c
and
6c.
Tyee.
16
000
pounds.
Atlin
Fisheries.
10
Ac
snd
6c
Wave.
SJOO
pounds,
and
Mildred
H
3,000
pounds.
Booth
fisheries,
iq&c
and
6e
Flattery.
7.600
pounds.
Canadian
Pish
St
Cold
Storage
Co..
10.6c
and
Sc.
CANAIIl.tN
B
at
Y
.
33
000
pounds.
Canadian
Pish
Cold
Storage
Co..
6c
and
6c.
Kalen.
13.000
pounds.
Atlln
FUbertss,
3.&c
and
6c.
Caygecn.
3.000
pounds,
and
M.
A.
B
,
1.000
pounds.
Royal
Fish
Co..
8.1c
and
Jc.
Nubs.
6.000
pounds,
i
Atlin
PlshertAs.
I
Dc
and
Sc
Sea
Maid.
13.000
pound.
Canadian
Pith
At
Cold
Storage
Co.
8.3c
and
6c.
N.
ft
S
.
3.600
pounds.
Canadian
Pish
ft
Cold
Storage
Co
3
2c
and
sc.
MINE
WORKERS
VOTE
STRIKE
ALIIBHTA
COAL
FIKI.IIS
MAV
lit:
TIKI
I
P
111
MINKRS
TlllttH
Oil
tMN.1-IHAN
INION
LBTHBRIOOK.
AIU.,
April
14
-
Miners
belsrgtntt
U
the
Mine
Workers
union
of
Canada
throughout
southern
Alberta
coal
fields
voted
yesterday
In
favor
of
a
strike
unless
their
demands
are
met
by
the
operators,.
The
chief
demand
la
for
recognition
of
their
ortcanlmtion
formed
after
tlw
break
wtth
the
United
Mine
Workers
oi
AmencH
two
year
ago.
The
bods
claims
7.000
members
In
Alberta
''
"
now
organising
on
Vancouver
Island
MAKE
INQUIRY
PAY
OF
JUDGES
Ahril
II
14
Hon.
Brnest
U-
Borate
Iroto
ShS
Mrssnnel
of
a
speekl
''semWtte'
9
rwisf
into
Ith
!,",('y
of
Judges'
salaries
In
Canada
Thev
are
Miss
MePhall.
Messrs
Boys
Ball
of
Hamilton.
Bell
ot
St
John.
Albert.
Can
tier
Oarmlchaet.
Duff.
Pafsrd
nersnaw,
Hay.
Ladner.
Lapolnte.
Sandriwm,
TbOrson
snd
Tot-
site.
Brouson
Hunt,
who
accompanied
the
High
School
bssketball
team
to
Ocean
Palls
this
week,
nas
stopped
over
at
the
paper
town
and
may
take
employsMBt
at
one
ul
lli
BclU
UuwU
i.Jiiiiciii.