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31
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prjvlslon
of
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(
it
IIt:Uiiii
S'.rslt".
the
!iu;'iit
tf
dire',
nun
finders
snd
s
M'1'"
nd
tidal
Mirvry
nix1
re-"(I
hy
M
B
Mi'loiui.
offloar
'
"1
tlir
Htidsun
8trlt
cxpe-was
tabled
In
the
House
Ian
to
control
PILOTAGE
MATTERS
IN
THIS
PROVINCE
WED
BACK
TO
PORT
WITH
ENGINE
TRUBLE
XO
IXTKSTIOX
TO'
(UKl;
lHV
KOCK
Any
rumors
or
r.-ports
as
to
the
locaj
dry
dock
being
cJosed
etowu
are
entirely
false,
states
O.
A.
McMillan.
rapeMnteadent-manager
of
the
plant.
There
Is
no
sock
intention.
On
the
other
band,
there
la
a
posatblllty
that
dry
dock
operations
may
be
further
extended
although
no
details
are
'available.
I(1A
April
21
Hon
Simon
,
4
.ii.
-.e.
MP
lsi-l
nlfciit
srteptedj
.
.
'
imtlon
tendered
h'.m
ty
tne
of
Seanuh
to
roiite-t
the
'lie
next
prmi.x-'.al
election,
i.tion
was
hrltl
at
Hoyul
Oak
unci
ss
rrjrcsr'.itntive
of
t
:r!lllg
he
offer
of
tlie
nommstletJ
.;.
T
O
Covenuy.
the
sit-in
:
Mui
retired
from
the
miM-d
hi
support
to
the
I0NEY
NEEDED
HUDSON
STRAIT
jiM
nii;t
,m:i
to
rout
ine
JAM
iiuVKlt.
April
ai
The
shipping
tram
the
ooaan
dock
to
the
DIDO
GURVICH
GAINS
DECISION
IN
SOUTH
Itrfeats
Jim
mi
Kh
Heal
to
Meet
VMUm
Jimmy
.MrOiMiald
or
A
If
llsming
Word
has
been
received
tlist
mdo
Ourvleh
of
tola
city
hut
night
in
Vancouver
won
a
decision
over
Jimmy
Ryan,
a
quite
well
known
boxer
in
the
south.
Tnere
were
no
details
ss
to
the
bout
which
was
Ourvseh's
first
in
the
south
where
he
went
to
train
recently.
On
behalf
of
OMo
Ourvleh,
chal
lenge
was
Issued
una
awnting
to
tne
effect
that
he
hi
willing
to
meet
the
winner
of
the
forthooamlnf
Jimmy
Mc
Donald
vs.
Alt
Harding,
preferably
McDonald,
on
any
terms
even
to
winner-to-take
all.
YOCEN
MARU
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
TO
FINISH
WITH
LOGS
u.uiit.
o..mniied
the
lMdlng
of
a
naaeasaaj
"i
Ltu-
bosrd
of
trsdc
proposes
.,.
thlI
.ftamoon
and
will
start
i
ii
un
honorary
pilot
committee
'
ou.,
,
fUn
omrgo
for
the
i
d
ol
the
(.hipping,
insurance.
Kingdom
or
Continent
i
;.ltage
intei'esis
to
take'
con-
gjonjjng.
ij.Kujgc
manors
in
ail
nrivisn
'i.i
wnteri
except
the
Fraaer
Blver.
United
Monday
HANDICAP
BILLIARD
TOURNEY
FOR
CITY
TITLE
STARTS
SOON
ri
by
cpt.
Tony
Msrtltuen
and
the
championship
oi
PI"
i
n
by
Capt.
K
C.
Tlbbttts,
re-,
to
open
at
the
arana
i"
....xuamant.
for
stnaf
A
rul
Imllbut
boat
Livingstone
II..
I
A
handicap
bllimra
.-
-
iw-,1
t
.
.nriM
havUlK
oeru
...
...
uu
l
l
ii
lh
iiitnniiiir
lr.ini
liic
nuvci.v
a
li'K
bKiik,
Th
v.jiwl
rlxarrd
on
Ksch
same
will
br
U
1')
l"'
n
TO
JOIN
IN
KILLER
HUNT
IKftl'tXTOK
KIIKMM
RI
IKMtlXK
Mil
Ml
IXtKSTKl
ATOU
AHIIIVKM
IX
CITV
To
fr
rharge
f
(he
IntrMlga-IMni
rate
the
killing
IM
week
l
Mrs.
fcrtfcer
KMIas
est
Ohmwv
Ate.
InaprHt
I'eeKes
(nlkshaiik,
hnul
f
I
he
erleslnal
InveUlgaUwti
de-narlestat
af
Ike
iwrlMal
mMeet.
arrived
frsWM
Vlelerla
l
the
I'rttiw
Itapret
Utt
meenhtg.
lie
Immrrfl-M)
weal
Intei
rHafrrrre
Mh
InaiMirtar
KptRer
and
Hergeaat
J.
I.
M.
llaiMMh
lxt
whet
lfr-nestton.
If
any.
Ihee
mHtnr
had
In
give
him
wat
net
revealed.
laspertar
Cralkahnnk
h
eM
wf
the
beid
knawa
lnvrstlgatws
lei
the
wert
and
teae
taken
a
pretalwrwt
part
In
sssny
snrreasfal
ms
linnl
In
llrlUMh
ColHmbla.
II
was
staled
at
I
he
pvU
ta
Ikiti
thin
sltrewwMi
(here
were'
n
new
developHieeil
In
HtertKm
wtth
the
eae.
HALIBUT
SALE
HERE
TODAY
M'MRCR
W
IKIATI
!OUl
AT
VAH-
Klt'K
PKH
Ii
(IX
;('II
X(1K
HUM
M11KMMI
Pish
sales
this
morning
were
as
fol
lows:
AMKItlCAX
.
...
utiiva
wi
in
tM
nnm
nan
n
si
part
cargo
at
the
Aioena
wnesi
".,
'
Prince
Ruprrt
Elevator,
the
Jananeae,'
freighter
Yogen
Meru,
with
Capt.
B.
X)mnX
38000
001,1
at
McNeill
aard
a.
pilot,
sailed
at
mld-
5
Tanoouver
whore
J
.
Todd
14.000
to
Atitn
naherles
right
last
nlgbt
for
at
10
and
8.
the
Orient
she
site
will
win
cwhplew
comprsw
cargo
a
for
,
RAlaor
gi5o0
to
pacirtc
ITIaheriea
at
with
logs.
'
T7
-
Th.
British
Vfahaah
Ijm
to
Booth
ruher1M
at
OM-,
twenty-lxth
grain
ship
of
e
elr
d
.
OANAIltAN
Helen
7.500
to
Atlln
Fhtherles
at
8.3
and
S.
AU1
llW
to
iarflo
fWherMa
at.iai
and1.1
"
'
Xiuhl.ir'
'i-mLmiT
iUtlh
araat
(BO0
,
en
tteswl
,
.float,
and
.'
.
Ospe
fspanoer
10JM0
to
Cold
Storage
at
IJ
and
5.
Johanna
ls.000
to
Sooth
Filaberlee
at
8JI0
and
S.
Minroatg
to
Atlln
Fisheries
at
11.10
U.000
to
Cold
Btorag
at
8.S
vANootrmt.
April
ai
-
Joseph
Dod-
mn
-k
-o.
u.u
res.oeni.
u
aead.
sged
have
31
17
hut
d.velu,-H
,u.h,
,rm.hle
three
handsome
cutis
s
ui
so
hud
Li
return.
I
lor
the
turse
hlgueei
lWt:':
'
e
L
PRINCE
RUPERT
it)
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
APRIL
21,
1928
ON
DON,
Apnl
El.
-Brackfturn
P.over
won
I
hi
EngHsh
Potftbait
AsKociatiun
Cup
this
afternoon
by
three
goita
tn
vine.
1
Blackburn
scored
twice
in
the
first
half
and
each
team
once
in
the
second.
j
This
is
the
sixth
time
the
Rovers
have
won
the
cup,
in
this
re-j
speet
tieing
with
Aston
Villa
which
also
has
six
champion.ship
events
to
its
credit.
The
crowd
to
witness
the
match
was
a
very
large
one,
excursions
being
run
from
all
over
the
Kingdom
to
accommodate
the
en
thusiasts
who
flocked
to
aee
this
great
annual
sporting
event.
It
is
estimated
that
83.000
peapk
rilled
Wembley
stadias
stand.
The
King
and
Queen
and
Duchess
of
Tork
were
present.
Huddersiield
won
the
toss
though
there
was
no
particular
advantage
In
this.
The
crowd
had
scarcely
settled
down
when
the
ball
went
toward
Mudoersfleld
iii:at
niaiifi
ittcK.
VAMOOWKR
April
at
.The
price
of
wheat
yesterday
was
1JW
considerably
i.
than
for
the
previous
day.
SHUTTING
DOWN
i
,
,
'
OPIUM
TRAFFIC
goal.
Puddefoct.
the
great
Blackburn
I
forward,
secured
a
throw-In
and
lobbed
ritOlM
TIO
or
IIKITAIX
TO
I
the
ball
with
remarkable
accuracy
Into!
UlTllliHAtVN
IKOM
AXY
VESMX
the
goal
mouth
Mereer.
the
Hudderv
'
CAIIKVIXG
DKKi
field
goalie
hesitated
after
catching.
Roscatnp
charged
Mereer
and
the
ball
OBNXVA.
April
SI.
Britain
wUl
with-went
Into
the
net
The
reverse
un-
.
drew
her
protection
from
ships
flying
steadied
Hulderslield.
the
Kngllsh
flag
engaged
In
opium
McLean
scored
sgsln
for
Blackburn
smuggling
In
Chinese
waters.
Sir
Malcolm
after
minutes'
play.
Jackson
.scored
;
Bellevlgne
announced
yesterday
to
the
for
IToddersfleld
in
the
tenth
minute
of
League
of
Nations
opium
commission
the
second
naif
but
Blackburn
added
'
Be
auggeeted
that
other
powers
adopt
one
more
to
complete
the
scoring.
j
the
same
policy.
Tot
the
first
half
the
weather
con-
1
The
American
representative
said
the
dltlons
were
nearly
perfect,
put
after
United
Statet
wss
ready
to
go
as
far
as
1
half-time
rem
fell
cauvlng
some
die-
any
nation
in
this
respect,
comfort
but
dampening
the
ardor
of
1
.
the
crowd
very
little.
'
(HTMIir:
ACI'KAL
Free
minute
from
the
finish
noecamp
i
faired
ponesiton
but
HuttdetafMM's
captain
registered
an
offside
appeal
and
his
(ddc
made
no
uttampt
to
atop
Roe
camp.
The
player
himself
paused
hut
the
referee
waved
huh
on
and
he
ran
In
and
scored
one
of
the
softest
of
goals.
BOUNTY
$3.50
ON
HAIR
SEAL
VANnrttrWCB
Snrll
91
S
hnmnt
nl
NO
DEVELOPMENTS
IN
COMOX
AVENUE
MURDER
POLICE
ANNOUNCE
TODAY
-Though
many
rumors
sre
etretftetRU;
sbtut
the
city.
Inspector
William
Spluer
snnounced
this
morning
that
there
were
no
new
development
In
the
lnves-t-.irution
o!
the
murder
on
Tuesdsy
of
gather
Kills
of
Com
ox
Avenue.
Many
possible
clues
have
been
investigated
bur.
so
fsr.
bsve
merely
led
to
blind
'.rails.
Assurauce
was
reiterated
tbst
the
press
would
be
notified
Immediately
any
such
step
s
an
arrest
had
been
taken.
Tlve
police
are
apparently
now
working
or.
the
theory
that
the
fiend
has
made
his
escape
from
the
city
although
this
may
or
msy
not
be
the
case.
HAYSPORT
CANNERY
HAS
BEEN
LEASED
BY
J.
H.
TODD
&
SON
Announcement
was
made
this
morning
,:
o.
Johnston
that
J.
H.
Todd
at
bon
Ltd.
had
leejied
the
Haysport
can-;.try
of
the
Maritime
Fisheries
and
that
it
would
be
operated
thl
season
In
c
njuiiction
with
Inverness
Cannery.
Negotiations
to
this
end
were
completed
'his
weak.
Mr.
Johnston
left
on
this
morning's
train
on
bis
return
to
Inverness
after
s
brief
trip
to
town.
A.
T.
Sandlson.
manager
of
Haysport
Cannery,
will
aall
tonight
on
a
business
trip
to
Stewart.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Xewn
ChmlMg
rrtres
Tmlay
en
Vanewi-vrr
taehaage
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co..
Ltd
I
n
r
silver
r
'
3.60
s
nose
for
the
slaughter
of
hair
seal
In
Jlrittsh
Oolumbla
waters
will
be
Z
rt
ovUlc
continued
this
aeaeon.
Major
Mother-
well
raid
today.
The
production
of
the
r"""
'
-
..
C
George
Copper
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Timber
is
the
Subject
of
Litigation
in
Courts
of
British
Columbia
Gladstone
Goioonds
Independence
Indian
Kootenay
Florence.
L
and
h
Lakevlew
Lucky
Jim
Marmot
Metab
.
.
NsUonsl
Sliver
rend
Oreille
Fremler
Porter
Idaho
ANCOUVER,
April
21-Jijdgnieiit
in
favor
of
Chuhei
Fukukawa
Richmond
....
of
Tokio
and
Qun
fArlMte
Timber
Holding
Co.
Ltd.
of
Rufu
Arganta
which
he
is
the
principal
owner,
in
tbdir
salt
for
rectification
"i"80,11
or
recission
of
contracts
to
buy
1,650,532,000
feet
of
timber
from
giVcresV
'
'
'
the
defendant,
the
American
Timber
Holding
Co.
of
Milwaukee,
gtverMio
.
.
Wisconsin,
was
rendered
in
the
Supreme
Court
yesterday
by
Chief
silversmith
.
.
Justice
Hunter.
suniock
If
the
parties
are
unable
to
agree
on
the
quantity
of
timber
siooan
King
.
remaining
on
the
licenses,
which
are
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
Terminus
and
to
carry
out
the
contract
on'
that
basis,
the
plaintiffs
will
Whitewater
...
have
judgment
for
recision
and
return
of
$1,167,268
which
they
have
ch
.
.
paid,
together
with
interest,
costs
and
other
charges.
oeorgia
River
The
plaintiffs
allege
that
there
was
a
shortage
of
!4
per
cent
oraudvirw
in
Use
nmount
of
timber
on
the
limits.
Dm:m-
Bid
i.as
.57
.31
4.00
07',
.36
.lev,
.01
ao
.14
.04
ja
ii
1S.90
aaa
.
.
S
at
.17
.11
.13
131
S
.75
JtU,
81
1
20
Asked
1.70
M
JS'H
31
460
MS
.33
.17
.10
JO'i
0H
M
.13
14
90.03
2
35
eg
M
.43
JO
as'.
10
.35
IB'-,
3
10
.30
3.40
.47
,
M
.31
62
1
J5
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
i'honv
45?
Price
Five-
r
'LACKBURN
WON
ENGLISH
CUP
TIE
SOCCER
GAME
TODAY
iiiiiiiibb
i
nuiiirinj
vviinTno
Landed
at
Spitzbergen
After
Flying
Over
Pole
Was
Three
Days
Taking
Shelter
on
Uninhabited
Island
Before
Arriving
at
Svalbard
at
Eleven
O'clock
This
Morning
ItI
ON
DON,
April
21.
this
afternoon
that
Captain
George
Wilkins
land-
de
ed
at
Svalhard,
Snitzbereen
at
eleven
o'clock
this!
50,000
FANS
WATCHED
GAME
NCW
YORK.
April
21-
There
were
fifty
thousand
lana
out
to
see
Phileoei-phla
defeat
the
New
Tork
Ysnkecs
In
the
big
baaeball
mutch
here
yes'-rrdij.
Pitcher
Orcvea
held
the
Yankee
sluggers
to
five
blows
and
fanned
eight
:
men
out.
The
game
was
the
opener
for
the;
Americans,
Cobo
piad
Speaker
ware
J
eonspleuous
at
the
bat
for
the
Atfa-!
letlcs.
Word
has
been
received
here'
nluh
mr
mJr-
forning,
completing
a
flight
across
the
polar
region
from
j
Iw,:,id
)int
uarrovv.
lne
report
01
the
llitrht
is
confirmed
natmi
of
a
ssimon
turneries
m
d-
1
il.i
other
SOlirCeS
j
"
thl
season
It
U
learned.
Svalbard
also
reported
that
Wilkins
landed
on
an
un-!
tl
has.
at
'nncTftu
Il"tetr
jhabited
island,
25
miles
from
Svalbard.
and
was
held
un'
vtwTt
pne
of
Major
d.
'
...
.
iv
days
owing
to
bad
weather
Wilkins
was
searching
for
the
so-called
died
blind
blind
spot
spot!
it
had
planned
to
fly
over
the
North
rut
route
from
Point
Barrow
to
Spitsbergen
id
-
mm
over
tne
pole.
SKATTLE,
April
21.
News
of
the
Wilkins
flight;
w
a
ived
here
with
surprise
as,
although
the
machine
ir
i
wireless
no
message
was
received
ox
the
aviator
Ik
off
from
Point
Barrow.
W
ikins
was
accompanied
by
Carl
B.
Eieteen,
the
iJuu
"-
-vYi-t,.wMC
UMIE
CHOSEN
:ANDID
ATE
BY
r.
MecLsren,
D0
Road
Will
Be
Built
Toward
Tyee
This
Summer
and
Bridge
Be
Constructed
Says
Dr.
V.
H.
Sutherland
Following
Inspection
Dr.
Sutherland,
accompanied
by
official
of
the
depart-'
HON
i
i.
tni.-
morning
visited
(ialloway
Rapids
and
inspected
the
road
and
bridge
fiile.
He
was
well
pleated
with
the
work
done
but
stated
that
the
road
was
not
yet
finished.
It
would
take
two
months
jet
to
complete
the
surfacing.
At
present
it
was
cut
up
n
places
but
this
would
Ite
levelled
and
rolled
and
probably
next
year
some
binding
material
such
as
Tarvia.
The
bridge
will
be
built
this
year
and
plans
for
it
will
be
at
ence
prepared.
Ato
Dr.
Sutherland
stated
that
work
would
lie
continued
on
the
other
sie
in
the
direction
of
Tyee,
the
intention
being
to
put
the
canneries
in
touch
with
Prince
Rupert
by
read
first
of
alll
The
minister
expressed
the
opinion
that
the
highway
would
haTe
to
take
the
river
route
to
Terrace.
Dr.
Sutherland
and
Patrick
Philip,
chief
engineer
of
the
.department,
will
nail
tonight
on
the
Prince
Rupert
to
make
the
nund
trip
to
Stewart
before
proceeding
Houtli
un
the
same
vessel
ti.irorn
w
night.
A.
U
Carruthcr-t,
inspector
of
bridges,
left
this
M-rning
for
Fmithers.
pi
11
T1'
Hi?
I
TO
I
it
tngltsh
tup
1
le
Match
Flayed
Partly
in
Rain
Today
at
Wembley
Blackburn
Ropers
Winning
3
to
1
150,090
People
Are
Camped
in
the
Open
in
Bulgaria
Fearful
of
Earthquake
Being
Repeated
HliJITOPOLIS,
Bulgaria,
April
21.
Foreign
aid
will
be
wel
comed
by
Bulgaria
in
restoring
this
city
and
vicinity
from
the
ruins
in
which
it
is
cast
by
the
recent
series
of
earthquakes.
There
were
85
dead
and
more
than
SCO
injured.
The
city
and
surrounding
villages
have
been
abandoned.
There
are
now
some
150,000
people
camped
in
the
open
and
subsisting
on
such
scanty
army
rations
as
can
be
sent
them
over
the
shattered
lines
of
communication.
.
isK.ii:
iiimi:kh
viit
HI
TEN
f'HAKLOTTM
IX
YACHT
H'fWTtV.lRU
MUDCOATE!
AprU
ao
Messrs.
Campbell
Church
and
Led
better
of
Seat
tie
In
the
yacht
Westward
arrived
here
early
in
the
week
and
pinoi
dsd
to
the
west
BBS
it
to
bust
bear
This
to
the
firs
nstt
of
the
kind
and.
with
bear
HiuWS
plentiful.
there
shouM
aamy
othees
f
follow
;!N0
CHARGE
OF
FALSIFICATION
HKfTXIIAXTS
IX
I
I
HKIt
LIBBL
CASE
NOT
At'ClSlNti
UtlNEKAL
THIS
KEarbCT
COUBOUaO
April
21
"I
desire
to
tatc
that
neither
In
the
article
new
in
he
pleading
was
there
any
thought
of
implicating
Sir
Arthur
Currte
by
inference
or
otherwise.
I
did
not
think
so
and
will
never
think
o
that
there
was
any
suggestion
of
ialslllcatton
of
records
knowingly,
directly
or
otherwise.''
This
statement
was
made
by
W.
T.
ft.
Preston,
co-oefeodant.
with
F.
W.
WU-ton
in
the
sMjeo
libel
action
against
them
by
Currte.
dkr
vroaan
askd
If
he
uw
himstU
with
Fr
us
tea
In
this
renal
he
ispllsd:
-I
rcrtitoir
de"
The
nominal
roll
of
caaaaltlea
Incurred
on
the
dales
of
November
10
and
11
produced
by
Colonel
Orde.
Judge
adve
cute
general
.
showed
the
total
oastialtles
of
1007
killed
and
118
wounded.
For
Annui
Ice
Day.
November
11.
one
man
ass
killed
in
sctlon.
fifteen
wounded
ii'd
no
one
died
of
the
wounds.
UNEMPLOYED
IN
WINNIPEG
IICMOXNTKATIOX
Ol'
I5XA
IX
THAT
CUY
VEHTtllllAV
ASKt.XU
IOK
IKILU
WINNIPBO.
Ap-11
21.
After
a
de
monstration
staged
by
1600
unemployed
person
PMdsy,
the
provincial
government
requested
the
federal
administra
tion
at
Ottawa
to
co-operate
with
the
province
and
the
civic
authorities
in
solving
the
pressing
problem.
The
unemployed,
through
a
delega
tion
asked
for
32Q
a
month
and
M
for
each
child
for
marries
men
snd
twelve
dollars
for
single
men.
WRIT
ISSUED
AGAINST
MAYOR
TAYMIK
TO
liKKKXIl
STATB.MKNTS
MAUL
AT
MM:TIX(1
Ol
I'OLICK
COMMINMOX
VANCOUVER.
April
21.
A
writ
61
slat
ing
unstated
damages
for
alleged
slander
against
Mayor
Taylor
haa
been
filed
by
.
MoOeer.
McOeer
and
Wilson
In
behalf
of
Samuel
Fnstino.
hotel
proprietor.
Oeorgia
Street
Bast.
apeclficaUy
men
tioning
s
meeting
of
the
police
com
mission
on
April
5
as
the
time
and
place
of
the
alloyed
slander
uttered.
POLITICAL
RUMOR
IN
REGARD
TO
GEN.
SUTTON
VANCOUVER.
April
Jl.
The
latest
political
rumor,
the
Sun
says.
la.
that
General
Button
Is
being
promoted
ss
Liberal
candidate
In
Rlclunand-Folnt
Orey
Councillor
Nirbol
Thompson
la
io
regarded
as
a
likely
candidate.
HARRY
F.
SINCLAIR
NOT
GUILTY
CHARGE
TEAPOT
DOME
AFFAIR
WASHINGTON
April
21.
Harry
F.
Sinclair
was
today
acquitted
of
the
charge
of
conspiracy
to
defraud
the
Government
in
the
leasing
of
tlx-
Tea-
pet
IX
m
c
jll
tirldi.