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today
of
the
,;::
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C
Mackay.
who
has
bean
:
:
n.Knterr
here
for
Um
provincial
ii'-pd.-tiin
i.
of
public
woraa
for
tar
,
h.
be
--
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Hmmm,
mm
flat
T
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it
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of
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m...
vy.
durint
his
Motion
here.
T
::
.
'-ri
in
eSklsnt
and
uooular
of-
1
tiiere
Will
be
.-uar.y
who
will
'
rtepanate
of
himself
and
hie
1
)iry
frtu
leave
for
Pvntlcton
r:-rt
at
the
n.onih
li.
the
new
district
engineer,
m
.in
in
Prince
Rupert
Lert
wss
resident
engineer
super-
building
of
the
Kaleu
Is--:'.
After
bavins
speut
the
i
of
day
In
the
city,
he
wUl
'-
:
.i
afternoon
on
the
Cstala
to
K
iurnlng
here
in
about
two
time,
with
Mrs.
Bel
loch,
to
a-
no
post.
v,r
for
Brneat
fenlth.
a
i
.
1
1
ic-t
engineer,
who
Is
trens-N
Westminater.
baa
yet
TORY
TO
HEAD
m:.iNA
vwmr.s
'UIII.KINd
pi
IMMI
"is
.
i
RESEARCH
BODY
f
-1
IIKHtlll'.VT
IIP
TIIK
JMl:ttITY
Of
U(lltT
TO
Aft
BIT
POSITION
"IINWA.
April
S4.-
It
waa
officially
"-ii
by
the
Minister
of
Trade
'
mnicrce
that
Dr.
Henry
Tory.
r
the
University
of
Alberta.
'Mre
from
his
present
position
n.c
president
of
the
National
1
i".
unrll
of
Cansds.
FIRST
GRAIN
CONGRESS
1932
AN
M'KNK
or
TIIOftK
"'
iawa
AprU
S4
Ttie
first
world
"IJIt"
la
to
meet
in
Canada
in
'
'
.
:
1
Li
hjln
nkiu..
lu
Ann.
.
v..
f
mm
iw
'!v
It
was
announoed
i
mster
of
Agricultural
Mother-
NO
RECORD
OF
MONSFIGHTING
,Ai'iiMntloii
of
Col.
Dua-uld.
dl-
'
'
"'
the
hutorical
part
of
the
na-""'
'flense,
by
w.
N.
Tllley,
couneel
,
",r'e.
elicited
this
informattoa
1,1
1
"y
when
the
hearing
was
resumed
libel
action.
,:
i"
the
Dally
News.
It
pafsl
Si
't,
oi.n
mi;k
IIOUK
is
so
viau:
ton
W
OMEN
H.X
COUIT
OTTAWA.
AprU
94.
The
Su-
Oourt
today
decided
that
in
were
not
entitled
-to
ap
pointment
to
Ute
Senate
under
the
present
tens
of
the
B.N
.A.
Act.
The
eaat
waa
argued
alt
reeks
ago
on
Ute
application
of
five
Alberta
woswen.
The
question
tamed
on
Um
IB
MilWa
H
at
the
tho
Ooeernor
Ocnerml
In
council
a
to
whether
"persons
Included
female
person
'
The
oourt
anawcred
'If
It
la
understood
to
mean,
are
women
ellalble
for
appointment
to
the
Senate
of
ftada?
The
question
la
answered
In
the
negative
"
The
court
was
unani-
STAR
OF
ALASKA
WON
SAILING
RACE
(r
(let
inn
of
Wager
Meee
SAM
mANciaco.
'Star
Of
9tm
I
and
HeW
AprU
M.
-The
S3-Masks."
'
square
wUIng
ahlp.
won
the
race
from
San
Francisco
to
Alaska
frjm
Ute
barque
Star
of
I
a
land."
It
was
learned
here
with
the
word
received
here
today
by
the
owners
of
the
sea
He.
the
Alaska
Packers
Association,
that
the
"Star
of
Alaska"
had
passed
chtriBoft
laland
first.
The
own
en
had
offered
4100
puree
to
the
winning
crew
It
I
said
that
more
than
WiOOO
waa
wagered
on
the
race
Including
a
month's
pay
between
the
rival
captain.
WILL
NOT
DISCUSS
PILOTAGE
MATTERS
OTTAWA.
April
as.-T-Ta.
not
In
a
position
to
say
anything
now."
said
the
minister
of
marine.
Hon.
J.
A.
Cardln.
arten
asked
as
to
Um
lUatUbood
of
an
earl
auoolntmeiit
of
a
royal
commie
si
oner
to
Investigate
the)
question
pUotagt
on
the
Pact
IK
uoan.
WIIUIIMI
UKPOKT
Of
Haysport
Light
wind.
rain.
temp.
44.
Port
Simpson--Oalm.
temp
4.
Twrraoe-Cloudy.
calm.
temp.
4
Moeswood
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
50.
Alymnsh
-Cloudy
.
calm.
temp.
i-aim
Arm
-Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
4.
Anvn
-
nalnlns
-
M
Stewart
--Cloudy
to
rain.
temp.
J
..
..
Morf
nalm.
temp.
o
liaari
wu
vw"-,.
-Klghth
Cabin
Cloudy
south
wind
Telegraph
Crvek-Cloudy.
oalm.
temp
.
AINDERBY
IN
FROM
ITALY
HeMCl,
IVL
tAVW
MXtlNU
C.IM
!
UIULV
HUKC
H
U.K-COS.
and
Sc
to
l
ie
and
4c
for
54.000
pound
Maklni
bar
first
call
at
Prince
Ru-
en
thla
season
for
grain
cargo,
uk
Brttlah
steamer
AUiderby.
Capt.
Ewvl
atmpaOB.
arrived
In
the
harbor
jus
efore
noon
Uita
morning
from
sjurope
The
vessel
tied
up
at
the
ocean
dock
where
she
will
await
her
berth
at
th
elevator
as
soon
aa
the
steamer
inoife
City,
which
It
to
expected
wUl
be
com
Dieted
and
gone
tomorrow.
Is
away.
The
master
of
the
Ainderby.
wblel
wss
here
last
fall,
report
n
uneventful
voyage
out.
The
Ainderby
Is
freer
Naples.
Italy,
via
Oran.
Agerla.
MUCH
HALIBUT
IS
SOLD
HERE
UM.NU
TIAV
AMOl
NT
TO
-
M
roi
mii
ami
fitini;
is
vi:uv
i.ow
With
landings
heavy.
totalUng
3M.-
S00
pounds,
halibut
prices
were
on
the
downward
trend
again
at
the
FUn
Ba
cbaaat
this
morning.
Ten
American
vissila
are
landing
fMBMO
pounds
at
from
ISc
and
4e
l
fc
and
5c
while
ten
Canadian
boats
were
paid
only
Tc
Arrivals,
and
sales:
AMi:iil
A
Prahklln.
M.0OO
pouuds,
Canadian
fish
Cold
torage
Co.,
a.2c
and
Sc.
tern.
40008
pounds.
Ikwpal
nsh
Co..
Me
and
Sc.
Resolute.
sa.OOO
pounds,
and
Cora
aoo
pounds.
Booth
Plshrrles.
B
e
and
r
Akutan,
iaOOO
pounds,
to
BeatUe.
Eagle.
SaWgJ
pounds,
Canadian
Plah
k
Cold
Storage
Co..
iJc
and
5c.
Seattle,
HMO
pounds.
Pacific
rubrics,
tJe.and
Sc.
UaJeaUe.
41.000
pounds,
and
Cedrln
0.000
pounds.
Atlin
Flshertee
Sfc
and
4c.
Telkjwatoao.
W.000
pounds.
AUln
Fisheries,
to
and
5c,
HUda.
iJOO
pounds,
AUUi
Puherles,
ate
sad
to.
m
rtli
aaAaki
'...
....
.u..-,
calm,
temp
ttl"rf'WM
surna
-
.
nalm.
temp,
M
so
AUin-ran
.
m..
UD,
4jL
CANAIUAN
W.T..
10J900
pounda;
O.S.T.,
B.OOO
pounds:
Olaaoa.
7,005
pounds;
,
Caps
Spear,
MOO
pounds,
and
Fanny
P.,
5,
000
nmaaa,
Canadian
phut
&
Cold
storae3fc'
9
and
4e.
rgugnal,
HMO
pounda,
Canadian
Pish
Co..
To
sad
3c.
Mas
pounda,
and
Inea
Ha
1M0
pcunda,
AUln
ruhertee.
7.1c
and
Whltehonw-ciouo,
m
u000
n.
and
Nautl-
gwlklrk-Clwr.
aouth
wind.
tmp-
pounds.
Royal
Plah
Co..
7.1e
Uawson
.
-v
The
Dorters
who
earry
J
b"M(
w,
the
t,...
taato
m
n
copen-
f-
from
the
trains
to
hagen,
work
as
s
-0P,",'"
j
small
flat
oharge
ri,
with
witn
a
s
auaan
to
return
retura
money
.
the
only
porters
known
when
overpaid.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
HMU.UII
l.llAdl
K,
111
V.
I.
sVMgjlgia,
tmttad
1,
Newcastle
I.
'
freorriHii
itniii
k,
oiv.
i.
Celtic
0,
Ralth
3.
1
T
v
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PKINCE
KUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
APRIL
24,
1928
WAITING
FOR
THE
CARDINAL'S
CLE
IS:.:
The
fleet
of
boats
whiih
left
St.
Malo,
France
on
the
annual
trip
to
the
.od
li.
hiiig
banks
of
Newfoundland,
received
the
blessing
of
Cardinal
Charost
'
'-'mice.
AH
the
boati
were
gay
with
bunting-
British
Government
Saves
Ten
and
Half
Million
Dollars
by
Means
of
an
Intensive
Economy
Canipaign
Last
Year
t
ukuom,
A
pro
zi.
KUht
lion.
Winston
uaurcMU,
chan-
v
ret
in
the
House
of
Commons
today,
said
he
did
not
recall
any
budget
thai
had
succeeded
as
well
as
that
of
last
year,
despite
the
number
of
adverse
factors.
Immediately
after
last
year's
budjfet
the
government
began
an
intensive
economy-campaign
in
all
departments,
saving
more
than
X10.S00.000.
AlhTKAMV
M
I.LH
OIT
.HTKAMHIIII'S
TO
LOllO.
KVIANT
CANBOKtRA.
AprU
t4.
The
4
Oovernment
of
Auotamlia
has
ac-
"
cepted
the
oSar
of
aord
Kylsant
f
for
the
purchase
of
the
Oaaa-
f
monwealth
ateamihtpe
tar
4
JOS.
000.
The
vessels
Include
five
14.000
ton
passenger
sHaanw
and
two
freighters.
A
.'
ENGINEER
OF
FAMOUS
DIED
FROM
FAILURE
'
HEART
IN
COLLISION
VANCOUVER.
April
34.
--
Collapsing
when
his
automobile
collided
with
another.
Hugo
Uracil,
chief
engineer
of
the
tug
Pamous.
died
almost
immediately
though
death
was
from
heart
trouble.
The
cars
were
not
seriously
damaged.
LABOR
MEMBER
IS
"
ELECTED
rAT
STOKE
LONDON.
ApriliM
III
a
bye
-election
in
the
Hmilov
division
of
Stokt
caused
by
the
ovu'.h
of
C.
Iiowce.
Laborl
tc.
the
Labor
party
retained
the
tt,
Arthur
Holnna
being
elected
ovei
both
Conservative
sntf
Liberal.
ritici:
or
wiiuat.
VANOOOVBR.
April
84y-The
prior
ot
wheat
here
yesterday
was
quoted
aa
UM.
TOLMIE
SOLD
TO
BE
USED
AS
FISH
STATION
NSvV
VVsarmiNSTCR.
AprU
M.
The
four-masted
saUlag
ship.
6.
P.
Tolmie.
was
sold
yesterday
to
Nelson
Bras,
of
New
Westmlnnter
by
the
Hastings
sawmill
fpr
use
on
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
as
a
fish
station.
The
price
wss
not
disclosed.
The
vesvel
was
built
at
Victoria
In
1021
at
idle
for
the
pat
two
years.
WNATIint
ItKrOKT.
Prince
Rupert.--Overcast,
calm;
tern
nerature.
44.
Marine
and
Fisheries
Committee
at
Ottawa
Recommends
Licenses
wGranted
Only
to
British
Subjects
t.iu
He
ttated
:hat
a
prczen
of
elimination
was
being
followed
and
admit-I
ted
that
the
trail
was
narrowing
dawn.
I
Meantime."
he
said,
"we
have
no
In-i
tention
of
aay:ng
anything
that
might
prejudice
our
caw
or.
on
-be
other
hand,
might
p.tnt
the
finger
of
sua-
plclon
uulslrly
to
any
one
person.
The
kjmea.lgation
has
reached
a
point
where
It
is
hardly
(e
for
us
to
deny
or
eoa-I
firm
any
reporta.
Perhapa.
.we
should
cot
be
even
saying
thla.
But
you
may
rest
assured
that,
whenever
It
to
safe
tei
publish
anything,
you
shall
have
It.'
One
of
the
new
steps
that
ha
beer
taken
w
the
draining
today
of
the
city
recerjrolr
on
Acropolis
HU1.
evldentl;
to
ascertain
if
anything;
such
aa
a
weapon
naight
have
bee
illopped
teef-
etkW
t
taw
BOttcc
aeeesa
to
wrXNIPBO.
April
24
The
second
mnnrt,.itnn
nf
tinmnlnvH
within
coat
of
MOO.
000
and
has
been
.
,
,
the
paat
week
waa
staged
by
nearly
two
DRIVEN
FROM
THEIR
HOMES
M.OOOS
fOltfK
ltlllt;NTM
TO
I
MX
IN
MANY
PAIITS
Or'.
l
TII
KAHTEUX
T.1K
ATUtNTA.
(ieorila.
April
24.
frlitg
tttrretit
Itatr
ilune
inHtkin
uf
dollar
will
of
tlantate
tn
parts
of
Alabama.
HoritU.
MNs4li)i4.
Ar-kenaao.
and
Trneskre.
Irr
thau
Ami
rrhlrtits
nrre
forced
lo
flee
friHii
llelr
Ikmiivs
at
Carytllle,
Ida.
A
m-ImpiI
(Irl
who
Klril
oh
a
lite
Hlrr
and
Hirer
negroes
are
lead.
thousand
unemployed
yesterday
They
were
led
by
two
women
carrying
a
red
flag.
Several
banners
were
carried,
one
demanding:
"Work
or
Pull
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Noun
Timing
ITieea
Trxtay
on
ver
Etrlwrtge
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Bid.
B.C.
Silver
Bayvlew
Big
Missouri
....
Cork
Province
...
Dunwell
Oeorge
Copper
...
Olacler
Otadstone
Olsslsr
Ooloonda
Independence
.
.
.
Indian
Kootcney
Florence
L.
and
L
Lakevlew
Leadsmlth
Lucky
Jim
Marmot
Metals
.
National
Silver
Pend-OeeUle
.
Premier
Porter
.fdaMa
.
Vii
Blchmond
Rwfus
ABjamte.
fftuth
Hope
sslklrks
ANCOUVER,
April
21.
A
special
despatch
to
the
Province
Silver
Crest
from
Ottawa
says
W.
G.
McQuarrle,
before
the
committee
of
silversmith
.
Marine
and
Fisheries,
moved
that
fishing
licenses
in
Dritish
Buniock
....
Columbia
waters
b
irranted
only
to
British
subjects.
siocan
King
A.
W.
Neill
of
Comox
stated
that
the
industry
was
overcrowd-
nlnu
'
ed.
too
many
whits
men
were
Idle
to
encourage
others
to
corns
in
i,',.'"
and
favored
the
McQuarrie
motion
which
was
also
supported
by
J.
Woodbine
('.
Brady
of
Prince
Rupert.
orsndview
The
resolution
carried
as
a
recommendation
to
the
government,
trutiiie
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Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457
F'rii-e
r'i
Gem
WISH
CHANCELLOR
TELLS
ECONOMIES
THAT
COUNTRY
Greek
Towns
in
Ruins
and
16,000
Homeless
Result
of
Earthquake
oreece,
April
z.
Mxten
thousand
people
are
homeless
Alllr.i&,
and
destitute
on
the
Isthmus
of
Corinth
as
the
result
of
u
n
vmrthuuakH
which
killoil
ul
ljanat
thirtoon
itm-unna
Cmo-
iiith-
of
the
houses
of
Corinth
were
destroyed
and
others
arc
unsafe
I'm
habitation.
Two
thousand
people
lost
their
homes
at
Lutrakia.
A
crevice
:'int
feet
long
opened
in
the
earth.
At
Kalamaki,
Posedonia
and
elaewhere,
three
thousand
art
pIIII
!fSK.
(
.rinth
is
said
by
a
minister
in
the
Greek
government
to
be
c
..ml
repair.
Two
more
shocks
shook
the
city
thia
morning
and
i.
inhabitants
must
move
elsewhere.
TRANSFERRED
TO
PENTICTON
Net
Closing
In
On
Criminal
Who
Committed
Dastardly
Murder
Last
Week
on
Comox
Avenue
Is
Thought
1TJI
exactly
a
week
elapsed
since
the
commission
of
the
foul
crime,
there
were
strong
indications
this
morning
that
developments
toward
the
discovery
of
the
killer
last
week
on
Comox
Avenue
of
Mrs.
Esther
Killas,
were
pending.
Around
the
police
station
where
chief
officers
were
in
conference
with
subordinates
standing
by
to
act
upon
their
call,
there
was
obviously
an
air
of
tense
expectation.
Judging
from
what
little
information
there
was
for
the
press
and
public
-to
obtain,
the
net
was
drawing
in
toward
a
.solution
of
an
aifalr
which
has
stirred
this
city
to
its
depths
during
the
pa&t
aeren
days.
During
the
-
-
past
twenty-four
hours
a
nu.ou
.a...t
steps
haze
teen
taken
by
the
i
police
to
bring
the
nutter
to
a
bead.
Enquiry
made
.rm
Inspector
WUl
lam
i
8p:ller
cl.c.Wd
little
definite
tnforma-
"GRAIN
SHIPPED
4;We
trftt
mnm
ml.
ttte
M.vm
-reHwairic
j
unf
crtunate
woman's
house
in
the
early
hours
of
last
Tuesday
morning,
went
vnt
slcng
Oomoi
Avenue
for
s
wsy
and
then
to3k
to
the
hillside
toward
the
sports
ground
and
the
reservoir
nearby
Such
a
weapon
a
a
knife,
which
It
might
be
difficult
to
dispose,
may
possibly
hr.ve
been
hurled
In
the
reservoir.
I
may
be
a
faint
hope
but
the
palloe
are
leaving
no
stone
unturned
to
find
ar.y
clues
whit,
to
date,
have
evidently
b'.en
caree
enough
though
the
police,
no
doubt,
have,
by
this
time,
mare
Information
than
they
are
deslrout
of
publishing.
Last
night
the
search
led
the
police
to
various
boarding
and
lodging
houses
In
the
city.
UNEMPLOYED
HOLD
THE
SECOND
DEMONSTRATION
WINNIPEG
LST
NIGHT
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AT
VANCOUVER
MANY
VISi:L.S
TAKE
C'AKOO
H!OM
POKT
111
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MtKK
J
1ST
LNDEO
Following
vessels
cleared
from
Van
couver
ddring
last
week:
Bushels
fformlone.
tor
Liverpool
MMs
Lock
Katrtn.
for
London
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fcr
Rotterdam
STJ5W
Waatristen
for
Rotterdam
KM
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deldelbttrg
tor
Hamburg
S7.1SS
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King,
for
UK.
-Continent.
.
1
15.73
1
OuUpool.
to
Hampton
Roads
for
orders
3M.W
tSftertoo.
to
Colon
for
epdeas
.
.
Maria,
for
Hamburg
isS7
for
laaaaburg
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KaetalU.
tor
Olasgow
Igjag
7.urlchmoore.
fcr
London
11.41
for
Hull
130
JOS
Oakworth.
for
Antwerp
277
87
Leeds
City,
for
Rotterdam
SS6.014
MS.
Dollar,
for
C.K
2483i
Metgen
Maru.
for
Yokohama
..
17.700
for
Nagoya
101.874
Yokohama
Maru.
for
Kobe
....
31.847
Qlympla
Maru.
for
Twruma
.
.
344
J78
Point
Judith,
for
Puerto
Bello,
Colombia
18.000
CUB
PITCHERS
WERE
POUNDED
VILIt
riTf'll
Of
MIKllIIKU.
I'KltMIT.
TKIl
CINCINNATI
TO
MfOKE
TllltEt
HI
NH
UN
CAISIIINAL.H
NtAV
YORK.
April
24.
Letting
down
he
Chicago
Cuba
with
three
scattered
its
Kremer
lifted
Pittsburg
out
of
the
ellsr
position
.
Two
Cub
pitchers
were
ounded
for
twelve
bits.
Including
a
cmer
by
Olenn
Wright.
By
filling
the
bsses
with
a
pass
In
he
sixth
snd
then
delivering
a
wUd
Ditch.
Sherdell
permitted
Cincinnati
to
score
three
runs
on
the
Cardinals.
While
he
Issued
sis
paeess
pitcher
Carroll
held
Chicago
White
Soa
safe
and
Detroit
won
three
runa
to
nothing
In
yesterday
'a
game.
GRADS
WINNERS
AT
BASKETBALL
EDMONTON
April
24.
Tlve
Com-merclsl
Orads
busKctball
team
defeated
Lakeside
of
Toronto
last
nlxht
33
to
22
and
thus
winning
the
two-game
round
82
to
42.
PILOTAGE
MATTERS
ARE
UP
AT
OTTAWA
VANCOUVER.
April
24
A
apeelal
ie-ipatch
to
the
Province
says
a
committee
of
Marine
and
Fisheries
adopted
a
resolution
favoring
the
appointment
of
a
Jtoval
Commission
to
investigate
the
in.
British
(XsBjiaiftdioUuM
question
ewue
Is
latgVfe-
VtvstMr
piloU
ah
be
licensed
or
not.
POWER
CORPORATION
MADE
HIGH
BID
FOR
B.C.
ELECTRIC
STOCK
LONDON.
April
24
The
Power
0
po
ration
of
Canada
yesterday
made
the
high
bid
for
the
stock
or
the
British
Columbia
Electric
Railway.
is