Save
Money
The
cbespent
way
to
buy
the
Daily
New
l
to
sut
rlbe
by
the
year
The
cost
U
15.00
and
your
copy
m
delivered
to
your
address
M
h
evening.
Just
figure
out
the
(inall
cost
to
you
for
this
dally
service
for
twelve
monthi
t
'
V'
Will.,
No.
89.
New
York
Ranger&'Win
KOV
M.
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M5NH.ITIONM.
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KH
ON
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;xmMir
ioi'onto.
AprU
16
Canadian
'
made
tne
meat
spectacular
..
a
their
hlatory
on
tat
i
oiid
Twrte
vteosr
whang
as
Bat-The
greatest
advance
was
aaan
R
yi.i
Bank
which,
opening
at
MS
points
np
and
running
rapidly
'
and
falling
again
to
430
made
vi
of
643
over
Friday's
close
the
past
fortnight
the
gain
In
'
k
has
basil
$70
n-e
is
credited
in
some
quarters
,.
numerous
.tmj
by
a
United
States
.
::i
trunt
association.
EARL'S
SON
IS
AUTO
VICTIM
(Ml
KANIIKO
INTO
THEE
AMI
II
I
l
OVV
STIUENT
KILLED
IMMt-MATKI.Y
I.
K
VILLI
.
BUR
-
8AON.
France,
id.
Viscount
Tremsti'ii.
only
-'u
!"':r
of
the
Bar!
of
Athione.
Oov-Oeneral
of
8
ulh
Africa,
and
of
Queen
Mary,
died
Sunday
injuries
suffered
in
a
motor
accl-jii
April
1,
aged
31
i
Vlwvunt
was
driving
s
car
ac-aa
rd
by
two
fellow
Cambridge
stu-
when
the
car
crashed
into
a
tree
i
Keimcth
Madackc.
oive
of
the
The
otlr
escaped
with
lies.
TWENTY
KILLED
IN
EARTHQUAKE
MM
IX
tl'KII
TIIHOI
(Ml
l
T
THAT
IT
UAH
IIOLIUAY
IN
Mil
lllLIlN
III
I.OAHIA
sorlA.
April
IS.
Twenty
pepole
are
i'ad
and
about
one
hundred
Injured
In
hii
rHrthquahe
Baturday
In
southern
B'llKarta.
Tbe
amallness
of
the
cssualty
list
i
due
to
the
fact
ttlat
the
quake"
oK-uricd
on
a
public
holiday
when
most
"i
tlx-
opulaoe
were
out
on
the
streets
in
Hit-
various
towns
or
plcntokuig
In
'he
country.
There
were
twelve
killed
''I
tirty
injured
at
Tchlrpan
and
eight
Kiii.'tl
in
tlie
surrounding
villages.
RUH0USE
OTTAWA
BURNS
tlMTIt
MKT
Or'
111
ILIUM)
ALMOST
fo.Mi'i.KTKi.Y
ii:ntkovi:i
AMI
LOWI
It
HI
I
H
I1KII
OTTAWA,
April
16.
-
Russell
House,
which
in
former
years
was
Ottawa's
lead
uiK
hotel,
was
damaged
by
fire
yesterday
The
top
three
floors
were
almost
tompletely
destroyed
and
the
three
lower
aunered
considerably.
The
loss
Is
astl
in
sk1
at
about
ao0,000.
drew
down
several
major
penalties.
DISHWASHERS
IN
LOGGING
CAMPS
ARE
UNDER
MINIMUM
WAGE
VAWOOUVKR.
April
18.
-flunkies
and
dtahwaatters
in
logging
csmp
comr
within
tne
male
minimum
was
nrt
accord
In
to
the
court
of
appeal
which
sllowed
the
sppc-al
of
H
E
Field
from
the
Judgment
In
the
county
couit
(
Judge
Cayley.
dlsmUuiin
the
action
recover
MJ
from
the
Intmui
lion
a
1
Timber
Oo
'
Leave
to
appeal
will
be
nought
by
tlx
timber
company
at
the
June
i"iw
"
Victoria.
PERSONAL
CANVASS
TO
BE
MADE
ON
BEHALF
OF
WAR
CENOTAPH
DRIVE
At
a
meeting
of
the
cenotaph
committee
yesterday
It
was
'arranged
to
rfivid
the
city
Into
nine
sections
lor
,ths
purpose
of
making
a
personal
can-jvaas
on
behalf
of
the
fund
The
fol
lowing
were
each
sppointea
to
tsur
charge
of
a
district:
C.
V.
Kvltt
Kx-Msyor
8
M.
Newton.
Willism
Brass.
A
b
ainclslr,
J
J
Dorr.
Aid
O
P
Tinker.
D.
C.
Patterson,
N.
A.
Watt
and
r.
V.
a.
LePlne.
NEW
STEAMER
FOR
THE
YUKON
RIVER
LAUNCHED
SEATTLE
SEATTLk.
April
16
-
Uotorshlp
Bnsee
was
launched
Baturday
and
will
leavt
Uay
15
to
ply
on
the
Yukon
River
be-
a,
ui-hui
and
uuetreem
poinU
freight
and
mall
carrier
as
a
passenger,
She
Is
a
73
feet
twin
screw
vessel,
falued
.
t,
sTUf
vf
wateir.
at
$90,000
drwing
-m
VANTAGEBELL
WAS
WINNER
OF
RACE
18,
-V.ntage
DeH.
MBWBOTIV.
April
nonsri
he
D.
M
aim.
w..
i
bury
sprutg
eup
Baturday.
IIOTIX
MAN
'KS
86,
K
M
BUt-
MW
YORK,
April
ilernk.
65
years
or
age,
r-
-
jhotal
owner,
died
uei.
tutlay.
April
in.
The
Stanley
Cup,
that
old
battered!
Mw.mkb.au
piece
of
silverware,
emblematic
of
the
pro.
hockey
cham-niunahlti
nf
ih.i
U'nrlll
in
uon
tlu
ftniln.4
u..
'
,'
-
.".v.
vu
wis;
wiutvw
.iMsicn
1UI
bile
"ri(i
time
in
it
long
and
colorful
hiatory.
Seattle
won
the
trophy
l'.M7
but
the
following
year
it
returned
to
Canada
and
wan
held
:
i
.1
:
u
r!ii
i
saturaay
nigm
wnen
me
ixew
xorK
nangers
scored
a
two
.nr
v
ictory
over
tne
Montreal
Maroons
in
the
fifth
and
deciding
oi
me
i9zs
worm
series.
Lister
Patrick's
buttling
Rangers
put
the
skids
under
the
powerful
Maroon
team,
which,
after
RAPID
RISE
BANK
STOCKS
coring
a
decisive
a
to
0
victory
m
the
first
game
wa
picked
by
experts
to
breeze
through
to
the
championship.
But
the
Rsngars.
after
one
of
the
moat
!
stubbornly
fought
hockey
batUes
in
!
the
history
of
the
cup
were
returned
j
victors
by
a
three
to
two
game
margin,
i
Saturday
night's
game
wax
the
most
exening
and
thrill.!:;;
match
of
the
titular
fixtures
The
Marconi,
while
j
beaten
In
the
final
game,
were
by
no
I
meant
disgusted
and
In
their
defeat
stamped
themselves
as
a
team
of
111-prcoM
fighting
qualities.
r.
nwiatjjwr
aaarad
Ukt
fjJ
seal
tot
the
nsngi
ii
after
17
mXnntea
and
I
aac-ptaf
m
Ike
(Mat
pertod.
TtMfe
was
no
score
in
the
seooad
period.
Boucher
sored
the
second
goal
for
the
lartfera
in
the
third
period
after
IS
minute.
16
seconds
play,
and
J
minute
4
ascends
later
Phillips
tallied
the
only
counter
for
the
Maroons.
Play
was
strenuous
throughout
and
the
penal-
Bill
Cook
of
the
Bangers
KILLFD
RESULT
STRUCK
BY
AUTO
I.VHIAN
AHKCSTKH
AM)
t'HAHUKil
WI1M
MAXHUtKlHTEH
MHJ)-LMI
tBAUSHY
,
vmo&vm,
ajWii
is,,
jiiiasisvi
wu-
ott
was
fatally
Injured
yesterday
when
he
was
struck
by
an
auts
In
charge
It
is
alleged,
of
a
hit-nd-run
driver
ai
the
corner
of
Abbott
and
C-rd-va
Streets
a
he
was
about
tj
burd
a
iitreet
car
Later
the
p.
lice
arrested
an
Intftnii
named
Alex
Peter
who
ws
charged
wth
insnsliiBh:er
Fl'iott
died
an
hniir
after
bring
Mriick
World
Championship
in
Hockey
Beating
Maroons
Kouiher
Scored
Twice
for
Winning
Team
and
Phillips
Once
fori
Montreal
in
Inciting
and
Thrilling
Game
I
Will
TKADKIt
IIOI1S
'Aloysulus
Horn."d
224uvbgkq
vbgkq
The
old
man
who
tnld
thin
story
to
a
literary
lady
with
the
result
that
it
was
published
and
became
one
of
'fhe
best
sellers
of
the
past
winter
season.
The
book
was
published
in
the
States
as
"Trader
Horn'
and
In
Bngland
as
"Aloy-alus
Moru."
It
deals
with
early
life
In
equatorial
Africa.
Horn
la
la
the
United
States
from
Africa
to
attend
the
first
birthday
of
the
Literary
Oulld
of
America.
Whan
he
was
discovered
he
was
peddling
lfrKl.,JU
w
"
I"
comfortable
clrcumstsnoes
from
the
proceeds
of
his
book.
REV.
CAPTAIN
GERRIE
DIED
AT
EDMONTON
EDMONTON,
April
16.
Rev.
Captain
J.
P.
Oerrte,
97
yesrs
of
age,
padre
of
the
Bdmonton
Branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
died
yesterday.
He
was
well
known
In
church,
military
and
Journalistic
circles
throughout
Canada.
lie
served
with
the
Y.M.C.A.
camps
dur-'luf
1
the
war.
PLANE
FACED
ANELECTRIC
STORM
SAEFLY
I'K
AVLI.I.KII
AIX
NH11IT
All.tlXHT
IILAII
WIMtS
IKOtI
MILAN
TO
(it.K
MAN
Y
STOI.P.
GfMiuny.
April
16.
-Ocneral
fill
bet
to
N:ib;'
hrought
his
polar
dirigible
Otal.a
:hroinih
a
night
of
head
winds
and
cImth
storms
landing
at
Ueodln
a'rdrome
th.s
morning.
He
was
30
hours
40
ml'.ul.
coming
from
Milan
600
miles
by
airline
.
Apparently
the
'cit
damage
was
the
f'.nbllii-cr.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
APRIL
16,
1928
j
.
,
iiMiirnr
FINK
SNAPSHOT
OI'
A
SPECTACULAR
SPILL:
S.riking
action
picture
taken
at
the
moment
three
riders
in
the
steeplechase
event
for
the
Newton
Challenge
Cup
at
Oxford
staged
a
joint
upset.
Huge
Shark
Seen
to
Attack
Man
in
Rowhoat
in
Vancouver
Harbor
While
'
Rower
Frantically
Made
for
Shore
V
ANCOUVEIL
April
16.
Flashing
out
of
the
water
with
the
speed
of
a
rapier
thrust,
a
huge
shark
attacked
a
nan
In.
.
NwWal
m
Hurrard
Inlet,
a
few
feet
east
of
(Be
eOndkrrsrtirwtf
-hrftge
Saturday,
The"
monter'"vTas'
neaily
twelve
feet
longhand
adcmpled
to
board
the
boat
as
(he
rower'
frantically
made
for
idiore.
The
shark
afterward
disappeared
and
then
later
was
Keen
(swimming
up
the
inlet.
The
shark'ti
onslaught
was
witnesiised
from
shore
but
the
identity
f
Ihe
man
was
now
learned.
ASSESSMENT
MINING
STOCK
MIII
IN
KINO
AM)
U:USMITII
BOTH
MAKE
(
ALLS
ON
MIIAKMIOLIICHtS
OK
CAMI
VICTORIA.
April
16
-John
B.
White,
treasurer
of
the
Sloe
an
King
and
Lead-
sm!!!i
rain'ng
companies
announced
that
holders
of
Leadsmlth
stock
would:
U
messed
one
cent
a
(hare
and
holders
of
Sloran
King
two
cenu
a
share.
He
guve
notioe
tnat
no
stoca
in
tne
two
companies
wUl
be
transferred
after
April
14
unless
the
assessment
la
paid
srd
If
the
assessment
la
not
paid
by
May
10
the
stock
will
become
delta-
tearing
off
of
the
,queut
,no
wU1
u
forfeited
OFFICE
MANAGER
OF
ELEATOR
IS
MOVED
A.
I..
1'iillrrsuii
Adlfcrtl
r
TrHfrr
l
olRury
III
lie
sueewlnl
l
L.
lliiMurri
t
A.
L.
Patter-'in.
who
has
been
of
floe
j
UNIVERSITY
BEAT
REGINA
AM
Ol
VEK
IIAKKETIIALL
TEAM
SOW
ENTITLED
TO
MEET
TOILEKH
IN
t
ISsTEKN
I
I.N
A
I
J8
manager
or
th-
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
j
Prince
Ru;iert
elevator
since
the
plant;
RBOINA,
April
16.
The
University
of
was
taken
over
by
the
oranlaation
.
British
Columbia
defeated
Retina
Athle-about
two
years
has
been
notified
I
tics
here
last
night
40
to
II,
taking
of
his
transfer
to
headquarters
in
Cal-
:
the
round
by
a
total
of
10S
to
61.
gsry
In
snout
a
month's
time,
he
will
'
The
University
boys
are
now
entitled
be
leaving
the
city
with
his
wife
and
to
meet,
the
Winnipeg
Toilers
In
the
family.
I
Western
Canada
basketball
finals.
'
Mr.
-Patten,
u's
aucevsor
here
will
Vancouver
used
a
team
composed
al-be
L.
Howard
front
Calgary.
I
tnnst
entirely
of
subs.
Prompt
Action
Captain
of
S.S.
Montrose
Saved
Passengers
and
j
Ship
from
Certain
Destruction
r.
(Courtesy
8.
O.
Argents
B
C
Silver
,
Berview
Big
Missouri
Cork
Province
....
I
Dunwell
Oeorge
Copper
.
.
Ohcler
Oladstont
Olssler
'
Oolconda
Independence
Indian
Intercoal
Kootenay
Florence
L.
ft
L
Lake
view
Leadsmlth
Lucky
Jim
Marmot
Metals
.
.
.
National
Silver
Pend
Oreille
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Richmond
Ruth
Hope
Selkirk
Silver
Crest
Silverado
Bloesn
King
Sunloch
Silversmith
Terminus
'Torlc
Whitewater
Woodbine
0cton
Belt
Oeargia
Alver
T
IVERrnOL,
April
1C
Seamen
todar
credited
Captain
Landy
Clranflview
I
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
liner
Montroae,
with
havintr
avoiusd
a
major
disaster
by
quick
manoeuvring
when
the
ship
en
countered
two
icebergs
three
days
out
of
St.
John,
N
B.
To
have
run
between
them
would
have
resulted
in
rlppinjg
the
sides
Of
the
ship
and
at'
nding;
her
to
the
bottom.
The
captain
headed
the
ship
for
the
smaller
berg-
towering
100
feet
over
the
ship.
The
bow
was
crushed
in
20
feet,
two
of
the
members
of
the
crew
being
killed
and
two
passengers
slightly
injured.
The
lifeboats
were
swung
out
and
the
lifebelts
put
on
but
there
was
no
panto.
has
4kMtfes
.seal
ANOTHER
HARDWARE
MERCH
ANT
IS
CHOSEN
KAUIOOP8.
AprU
16.
John
B.
Michel,
a
hardware
man.
was
chosen
Conservative
candidate
to
content
this
riding.
The.
nomination
took
plaeo
at
a
convention
called
for
that
purpaaw
Nmhi
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Closing
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RAILWAY
WORKER
KILLED
BY
TRAIN
F8RNIX.
April
14.
Joseph
Belanger,
j
33,
a
member
of
a
railway
extra
gang.
,
was
found
dead
In
the
O
P
R.
yards
!
here
yesterday
morning.
He
Is
believed
'
to
have
been
run
down
by
the
eastbotind
lrclght
trata.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
danclriK
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
I'hone
457
OF
CAPTAIN
SA
VES
55.
MONTROSE
L
Filzmaurice
Left
tor
New
York
in
Airplane;
Germans
to
Remain
Attempt
Will
lie
.Made
to
Complete
Trip
in
Hremen
to
Destined
i
Port
When
I'lane
is
Repaired
;Q'
LKBEC,
April
16.
It
is
learned
by
wireless
operators
at
Clarke
City
thin
afternoon
that
Colonel
FiUmaurice
of
tbe
plane
Bremen
left
Greenly
Island
in
a
Canadian
Transcontinental
Airway
Company's
plane
which
flew
there
yesterday
from
Murray
Bay.
Fitzmaurice
will
be
flown
either
to
Father
i'oini
or
Quebec,
!
as
weather
permits,
proceeding
from
there
to
New
York.
Baron
liuenfeld
and
Captain
Koehl
will
remain
at
Greenly
to
attempt
to
repair
the
plane
ho
as
to
complete
their
New
York
flight.
The
intrepid
Canadian
flyers
who
went
to
Greenly
Island
made
a
.safe
landing
on
the
ice-bound
island
were
C.
A.
(Duke)
Schiller
,
and
Dr.
Louis
Cuisiner.
MA
UV
EUXN
HMITII
(HOl!N
Tl)
rtlNTEMT
EMlllMALT
KIOINd
4
VICTORIA.
April
IS.
At
the
len
Smith
waa
unanimously
elected
as
candidate
to
contest
the
constituency
of
BsqulmaUt.
the
seat
mem
staM
.hf
&,
,H-
Mr.-
Pookry
since
th
death
of
his
father.
who
also
held
It
for
many
years.
there
being
but
one
interruption
s
when
John
Jardlne
was
elected
4
there
a
an
Independent
Liberal.
4.
a
Liberal
nominating
convention
4
here
yesterday
evening
Mrs.
K-
4
jEN
ROUTE
TO
PRINCE
RUPERT
Al
AILIAKV
HtlKMlNEK
MTIC
.L
MOUItlHMKV
NOW
AT
SEATTLE.
Ill
li
EMI
Of
VYBKK
BBATTUL
AptU
JS.
Bat
faate
W
la
an
attempt
to
rlUemir
th
of
Um
fisst
asest
bettered
ta
have
crossed
from
Asia
and
Inhabited
North
America,
the
two-masted
British
suxtllsry
cruiser.
Bffle
M.
Morrlsaey,
operating
on
behalf
of
the
American
Museum
of
Natural
History,
arrived
hare
Saturday
from
New
York.
The
Aleutian
Inlands
will
be
the
scene
of
operation!)
where
archeologlcal
research
w.ll
be
made
in
an
effort
to
discover
entombed
mummies,
aeld
to
be
older
than
those
In
the
pyramids
of
Bgypt.
Members
of
the
expedition
are
now
en
route
to
Prince
Rupert
from
New
York
to
Join
the
Morrlsaey
and
are
due
there
Sunday.
THIRTEEN
LOSE
LIFE
IN
FIRE
IMilllE
AMI)
liKOOM
IMTII
I'KltlSII
DIHINO
(KLMSUATION
Ol
HEDUIMl
I
ALTOONA.
Penn..
AprU
16.
Thirteen
persons
wot
burned
to
death
at
Blair-four,
30
miles
south
of
here
early
today
when
fliWf
destroyed
the
home
of
Ambro
Krepachslk.
The
death
include
the
mother
and
six
children,
another
dsughter
whose
marriage
wax
being
celebrated,
tbe
daughter's
hueband
and
four
others.
I
Krepachslk
waa
the
only
one
to
at-
be
being
on
the
lowir
floor.
DRAYTON
TO
LIQUOR
JOB
ONE
Ol'
roNKEItVATIVE
LEADLIt
IN
IIOISE
OF
t'OHMONH
CIIAIH.MAN
E
ONTAKIO
ItOtKIt
TORONTO.
April
16.
-
Premier
Fertilise
n
announces
that
D
B.
Hanua,
who
is
retiring
from
tlw
chairmanship
of
the
Ontario
Liquor
Control
Board,
will
be
auooeedod
by
Hon.
Sir
Henry
Drayton.
IIP.
for
West
York.
Sir
Henry
will
resign
his
aoat
In
the
Hcus
of
Commons,
It
la
HIT
ICEBERG
TfOlILLED
LIVERPOOL.
April
18-
Two
men
were
killed
whan
tbe
Canadian
Pacific
steamer
Montrose
graved
an
iceberg
last
Monday
en
route
to
Liverpool
from
Bi.
John.
N
B.
On
was
Jsck
Walker,
the
ship's
electrician.
The
bow
of
the
vessel
was
badly
aged
snd
the
anchors
lost.
No
ktrs
v..
infected.