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VIM.,
No.
'JO.
CURR
MIRTH.
!i"iit
waa
born
to
Mi'iiderson.
Fourth
Avenue
lotion
as
will
repair
the
aerloua
dam-
In
ur
he
ha
aulfarMl
"
H
ix
understood
the
objection
u
to
In
Ktalrment
l
,u..,i
i,,
u
k.,...,
Great
Waterways
Joint
Scheme
for
St.
Lawrence
and
Lakes
Made
Public
OTTAWA,
April
17.
Canada
in
to
provide
for
the
construction
of
the
wakrway
jn
the
sections
wholly
within
Canada,
that
is
the
Welland
Canal
and
tne
works
in
the
SL
Lawrence
below
(he
international
Ixiundary.
The
United
Mute
in
asked
to
consider
undertaking
lit
completion
of
27
toot
waterway
to
the
head
of
the
lakes
in
addition
to
meeting
the
entire
coM
of
the
development
under
Joint
technical
supervision
on
the
lines
to
be
agreed
upon
on
the
international
section
of
the
St.
1-awrencc,
both
fur
navigation
and
power.
!
-
is
in
brief
the
suggestion
which
is
the
basis
of
negotiations
ittimittii
liv
thi
I
null
i?i
li
mi.,inm..Tit
tK..
UtufUJ
f
....
.
f.
v
ii.aiv
&
iw
IIIC
UJIIIVU
.-I
Id
It
t;i
riiiaeiit
on
the
St.
Lawrence
waterway:;
scheme
as
re-
i
ti
if
correspondc-nce
made
public
last
night.
documents
not
only
give
the
correspondence
exchanged
be-
i.r
two
governments,
they
include
a
report
of
the
Cana-n.iial
advisory
.committee
and
observations
by
two
members
.
.
0Ot
the
committee,
who
do
no
concur
ETITION
FROM
ISLANDS
ASKS
FOR
A
SERVICE
:
in
ceruiu
essential
fetuYe
of
the
majority
report.
The
document
also
Include
a
copy
of
the
order
In
council
passed
Saturday.
giving
the
revised
termt
of
Um
iwSMwne
to
toi
mt$nmt
eourt
on
ifet
jmmM
,h
wad
righu
of
UM
;raeutatlve
'l
the
farming
4.
.,.
.
immunities
and
It
aaked
for
d
rvice
and
reduced
paasen-flight
rata
'ROTECT
DEER
IS
PROPOSAL
nd
liar
lam
of
Baturoay
oim
(i
ii.
-',,
tu
annrt
it
ImDrovrd
"You
were
ROTM
Plastino."
wld
the
"WHrt
l
thtn
niMll
PlHSllll
four
years
Bank
lost
ai
of
Torootw
-I
H"tiui
on
Monday.
April
M.
pom
th
ten
poinu
to
3.as.
Mayor
Taylor
Threatened
with
Action
Unless
He
Retracts
His
Injurious
Reflection
on
Citizen
7ANCOUVKK.
Anril
17
Mavor
Tavlor
has
been
retj
lasted
'by
V
McGcer,
McGecr
and
Wilson,
barristers
and
solicitors,
on
1
be-"
ii:.ii
f
uun,i
tiiu.in..
.
m.i
a
rnmnlete
and
unquallileo
wa
.WUIUUI
lalbillW
iV
iatwr
wa
-g
-
,
''traction
of
certain
statements
alleged
to
have
been
made
by
tne
"'i.vnr
at
a
meeting
of
the
police
commissioners
on
'"
reflect
on
the
character
of
Mr.
Plastino."
The
request
concludes:
"Unless
the
request
is
complied
wiin
''
ftiondsy,
we
are
instructed
to
take
such
steps
as
are
necessary
i"
vindicate
the
harmler
.if
nur
client
and
to
secure
such
comKn-
StBaaB,
.
T
4
WW
.
U.UE
VHIWKRI)
T
Mil
i
MLNT
PMCsliNTM)
TO
IMltHAL
HOI
hi;
SEATTLJE.
April
17.
Swirling
-
up
frcm
the
aonth
a
forty
aolle
a
v
April
n
A
petition
for
wind,
rain
laden,
deaoended
up-
i:.-.cngr
and
freight
eruce
on
Seattle
for
abort
period
unuiam
Island
a:d
-.he
port
of
4.
it
night
wrecking
two
air-
itiijM-rt
was
prtwnted
to
the
plaaaa
and
uprooting
tree
and
'-nmons
by
J
C
Brady.
Oon-
dlarupUng
telegraph
and
electric
.i.cmter
tm
Bkeeiia
Brad)
light
ytem.
iKtmon
bre
the
signatures
4,
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
OFFICIALS
COMING
Ureses.
MnteMwoMt.
MrMcheH.
Horn
awl
HaldalN
Mill
be
In
IMrty
Arriving
TMMrrw
B
C
Keeley.
Pacific
ooaat
manager
01
nrlliii:
nn
t'
11111
yi
neuwaijr
s
In
the
Umtcd
Sit.-
I'l'Y
!!
c
mnvnr
tn
.
,nin,i.i,.....i
isu.t..hr
i
.l.nwv
nun
hc
Ixcil
tt'Ulill
i
--d
fallows:
!lllnd-pl5Clng
here
In
Vancouver
H
M'rveu
i.l
;v
of
HALIBUT
PRICES
ARE
STILL
LOW
A
total
cf
HI
600
p.ui.d
o
hlibu:
waa
aold
at
the
Finn
Kxchange
thl
mornlog.
21
00
pound
aboard
the
achoonar
Dorctby
wa
taken
on
Seat
tle
and
three
Canadian
beau
with
33
-
.
1
000
pound
are
bowing
over
until
to-.
morrow.
Thirteen
American
boau
sold
.
1
187.400
poundt
today
at
blda
ranging
.
from
7.7a
and
tc
to
B.7c
and
tc
and
T
five
Canadians
dupcaed
of
74A0C
j
pounda
at
T.5e
snd
4c
to
7.7e
and
6c
AM
KM
It'
AX
HclgeJsUad,
15.000
pounds,
Canadian
Plan
'
Oold
Storage
Co..
7
7c
and
Sc.
Bxoel,
31700
pounds.
Royal
Fiah
Co
.
tAc
and
Sc.
Augusta.
15.000
pound,
and
Shar-
17.0M
pound.
Booth
Plaberlea.
'If
and
Be.
il
H.,
13.000
pound:
Teddy
J
.
U.0O0
pound,
and
Hi
QUI.
11.001
pound.
AUtn
Fuheiiea.
B.3c
and
Sc.
Olacler.
14.000
pound.
Pacific
Fish-erica.
Rdc
and
Sc.
Slrlua.
JD00
pound.
Pacific
Fltber-
MlMi
vHAiioN
M
IK
T
I
MsK
,
Canadian
National
Steamhlpaa;
rUglnald
tf
4c
y.
lii
hkam
0V.MIM:M
I
Beaumont,
assistant
to
Mr
Kwy.
u.
y,
1Ma
Booth
FUherte.
.
.
I
A
MeNlcholl.
gwneral
paaner
agent;
7c
ntf
voi:iA.
April
17
The
only
J
M.
Horn,
general
freight
agent,
audi
Ollco
iJOO0
poUaaa.
Canadian
FUh
At
oalamed
in
the
tentative
re-j
P
W.
Baldwin,
local
auditor,
will
form
'CoW
8torafe
qq
t
4e
and
&
-
ivsud
by
the
ganw
conerv-1
party
of
Canadian
NaUonal
official
RlTU
9Ma
ondlan
FUh
dt
"1
mi
are
In
regard
to
deer
and
wlio
wiU
arrive
In
the
city
from
Van-gtoWf
Co
9
ic
'couver
the
Prince
George
tomorrow
on
tmgUm
Pomt
7
MO
pound..
Royal
iiird
t
deer.
It
la
propoeed
to
;
morning,
inmj
i
"
-
nso
Die
neaaon
by
making
the
t-na
'
trip
V
Ketcnisan
ana
Anyoa
ana
woam
son
November
1
In
lead
of
aa'of
them
my
ty
over
until
the
end
Mm
Droamlyr
1
Thl
would
l
Uie
weS
and
also
vtolt
Stewart.
'
icm
at
the
time
when
they
are
'
the
low
lands
by
early
anow.
'lunget
for
bear
auggett
that
's-ir
1
open
to
ahootlng
all
the
'I
that
the
grusly
bag
be
rc
'
I
wo.
BANK
STOCKS
STILL
FEATURE
IN
EAST
TORONTO.
April
17.
Bans
iuxkm,--
9Je
and
Sc.
CANADIAN
Proapartty
A..
34,000
pounda:
Salrna
B.0O0
pound
and
Verna.
7.000
pound.
Canadian
FUh
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
TAc
and
4.
Tramp,
It
.000
pounda.
Canadian
FUh
ft
Cold
Storage
Co..
7.7c
and
4c.
Iptt.
17,000
pounds.
Atlln
FUh-
rlM
7
7f
ftnrt
Sr
.,..
i,
feature
tne
roronw
-
"'"
yesterday,
moat
of
the
apectacu-'
Ternwt,
HMO
pound.
Viking.
11.800
Ur
and
Mr
change
FALCONER
MAY
CONTEST
SEAT
AI.ICF.
ARM
lKIMiTi:
T(
HTKW-AIIT
(
IIMKMIIIN
l'I.KI(il.l
l
ht-crour
own
camiiiiatu
u:
iVV"
n
-A.
meeting
of
the
AJosllMUanifrveUMdBsoclatlou
wa
MMikUtlsjiht.
to
eleef
dHlccra
for
Um
coming
year
and
to
make
prepara
tion
for
U)t
general
election.
Jamao
Trinder
wa
elected
president
and
Norman
Mcleod
secretary.
Delegates
ware
also
elected
to
attend
the
forthoomtttg
Stewart
Convention
where
a
candidal
will
be
chosen
to
oonteat
the
riding
in
the
coming
general
election,
j
The
Alice
Arm
delegate
will
go
pledged
ft)
support
the
candidacy
of
T.
W
Falconer
at
nominee
before
Uu
Btewurt
convention
to
uppow
H
F
Krriiln.
who
IB
eapevUtd
to
bt
ihr
Liberal
tiuutiuee.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PUINCK
RUPERT.
B.C.,
TUESDAY.
APRIL
17.
1928
IE
LIBEVfJIT
COMMENCES
WITH
HEAR
DEEPSKA
HANDICAP:
lia
"
race
green
turles
Pretty
itasaengt-i
on
C.P.U.
su-amer
"F.mpress
of
Austra-on
deck
shortly
before
the
turtles
become
soup.
Trial
of
Currie
Libel
Suit
Began
Yesterday
Witnesses
Giving
Evidence
Seeing'
Canadians
Dead
in
Mon's'
Novell
Out.,
Aprii
17.
Seten
witnesses
were
heard
yesterday
COBOUHG,
in
the
$50,000
libel
action
instituted
by
Sir
Arthur
Currie
against
W.
T.
R.
Preston
and
F.
W.
Wilson
on
account
of
an
article
published
in
the
Port
Hope
Guide.
Earle
Fox
of
Port
Hope
said
that
on
November
11
he
saw
six
or
seven
dead
Canadians
in
Mons.
He
thought
they
were
killed
on
November
11
as
the
Canadians
were
not
in
Mons
on
the
tenth.
He
said
there
was
firing
on
armistice
day
after
eleven
o'clock,
both
Germans
and
Canadians
trying
to
"get
the
last
word
in."
Charles
Leslie
said
he
had
seen
the
burial
of
seven
or
eight
Canadians
in
Mons
on
November
1.1.
He
with
the
company
entered
Mons
about
five
in
the
morning
of
November
11
and
saw
German
and
Canadian
dead
there.
U.B.C.
LOST
MONEY
TAKEN
CLOSE
GAME
,
GERMAN
FLYERS
IN
OVERTIME
WKKK
ahi:ah
is
TO
at
uu.r
11
MK
HI
T
TOlU.ltM
MTAdhll
A
I
lOHTIXi
IMI.LY
UlNMmi,
Apill
U.
Cawing
frswi
behind
In
I
he
leraod
half
lite
Mlunlprg
Toller.
Il
IU7
rhaw-loRik,
Magrd
a
flgtaUag
rally
d
after
fhr
mhiules
tnetltate
play
drfeatrtl
I
he
I
mveiMiy
f
in
.
ss
to
In
the
(Irxl
matrh
hud
night
of
the
Western
(anarta
rhSMUkMi-ahlp
M-rleN.
The
luilf-lliiie
M-orp
I
J1C.
IS
asd
Toller
!i.
GERMAN
FLYERS
LEAVE
GREENLY
COMK
OCT
IN
CANAIUAX
11AM!
AM)
MUX
II.Y
TO
SKW
YOICK
IN
A
Jl
Nhl
lt
MONTREAIi.
April
IT.
The
Oerman
flyers
decided
thl
morning
that
repair
to
the
Bremen
could
not
be
mad
on
Greenly
lalund
Hc-oordtng
to
wire-lot
advices
received
thl
morning.
The
Bremen
will
be
taken
to
Halifax
by
tb
ice-breaker
Montcalm.
OTTAWA.
April
17.
A
raeesaga
Quebec
this
morning
raiHiitstl
that
the
crew
of
the
Bremen
waa
on
the
way
from
Greenly
Island
to
Murray
Bay
In
the
Canadian
relief
plane,
piloted
by
Duke
Schollcr
mid
Or
Louts
Culalner.
Y'enterdny
the
nne
took
Fltamaurtee
to
Nttaalvuuan
but
apparently
returned
ta
Greenly
for
the
Oerman
flyer.
"The
plan
Is
believed
to
be
for
the
flyer
to
go
by
a
Junkers
plana
which
flew
yesterday
to
Montreal
from
Murray
Bay
U
New
York
.
AlivtiWM
111
uir
Dally
Hrvr.
AHK.N(il:MtMS
MADK
TllltOtOH
TCl.MlltAI-ll
COMPANY
TO
II-
j
XANTE
XEM
AKKIYAUt
!
TORONTO
April
17
gvarybody
la
J
liable
to
go
"broke"
but
It
la
not
given
tr
ever'
person
to
fly
across
the
ocean
I
and
then
find
they
have
only
silver
and
.
not
so
much
of
that
in
their
pocket.
'
Thl
la
exactly
what
happened
to
the
crew
of
the
Bremen
whan
they
landed
:
at
Greenley
Island.
Latest
Indication
show
that
from
the
ahllllnga
and
pence
In
their
pocket
they
might
have
lived
for
three
or
four
(Uya.
but
to
eat
stead
ily
wa
another
proposition.
Thl
very
Important
affair
was
arranged
by
Junker
Company,
In
New
York,
through
the
Canadian
National
Telegraphs.
After
exhaustive
Inquiries
It
was
as
certained
through
Canadian
National
agents
that
a
relief
plant
wa
being
wnt
to
the
Island
from
Murray
Bay,
Quebec.
This
Information
wa
secured
but
a
short
time
before
the
plane
wa
to
leave
but
fortunately
real
money
Instead
of
a
wire
order
was
secured
and
when
the
airplane
left
It
curried
silver
und
bill
to
cover
the
extent
of
their
"eats."
Therefore
the
three
Intrepid
filers
were
enabled
to
continue
"living
n
the
fat
of
the
land."
ELEVATOR
IS
TOBE
BUILT
NOUTII
VANCOl'Vnt
CIIOsKX
AS
SITK
10
U
MIDLAND
I'Al
lIK
CALGARY.
April
17.
-
The
Midland
Pacific
Terminals
Limited
ha
let
contract
for
the
conatructlon
of
a
half
million
bushel
elevator
at
North
Van-router
to
the
Northern
Construction
"o
and
J
W.
Stewart
of
Vancouver
,V'
rk
Is
to
etart
immediately
and
the
njuse
is
to
be
ready
by
September
Mi.
'
:onu
They
therefore
decided.
In
,
snr.c
01
h.s
g..3
;-rviee,
tj
retire
him.
Br
!i'nn
lur'.hcr
stated
that
the
bcid
ha
ouarmed
the
sentence,
,
again't
Certain
Oewar
and
Commander
iDai'
having
by
such
confirmation
1
marked
it;
djapproval
of
the
action
of
!
thee
t
If
leers
but
the
board
had
de
cided
that
such
action
should
net
elude
them
from
further
employment
,
vhould
further
vaeanle
arise.
1
DR.
BOULANGER
IS
COMMITTED
FOR
TRIAL
1
iMfamatan
U(m4
ami
Iwgeflr
Charge
Against
lllm
AHMMtg
EDMONTON,
April
17.
Dr
Joseph
Bculanger.
arrested
some
time
ago
on
complaint
of
A.
BoUeau.
president
of
the
French
Canadian
of
Alberta,
waa
yesterday
sent
up
for
trial
oh
sixteen
charges
of
defamatory
libel.
Brulanger
wUI
be
tried
at
the
same
time
on
four
cue
of
forgery
and
utr
tag.
COLONEL
LISTER
IS
AGAIN
NOMINATED
NBXSON.
April
17.
Colon!
Fred
Lister.
M
LA
for
C
res
ton
riding
during
the
past
eight
year,
was
again
chosen
a
Conservative
standard
bearer
at
the
forthcoming
election.
f'ENW
BIRKS
DIES
AT
MONTREAL
LST
NIGHT
MO'TTBAL.
April
17
Henry
Barks,
8S
years
of
age.
founder
and
president
cf
the
firm
bearing
the
name
of
h
Hotel
f
and
hi
sons,
died
last
night.
ALBERT
BOOTH
OF
NANAIMO
SUCCUMBS
NANAIMO,
April
17
Albert
Booth.
CPU.
telegraph
opera'
or.
who
had
lived
here
for
the
pat
thirty
years,
died
last
night
from
pneumonia
aged
4S.
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
Price
Fivs
i'n
NGW
ITNESSES
Rear
Admiral
Collard
Retired
from
Service
for
Royal
Oak
Affair
Kig'it
Hon.
W.
C
Dridgman
Says
Admiralty
Blames
Him
primarily
for
Whole
Au'air:
Other
Men
May
be
he-employed
April
17.
Rear-Admiral
Bernard
St.
G.
Collard,
the
LONDON,
central
figure
in
the
Royal
Oak
affair
as
a
result
of
which
the
two
senior
officers
were
dismissed
from
the
ship,
has
been
relieved
of
his
command
and
placed
upon
the
retired
list.
Announcement
to
that
eiieci
wts
made
today
by
Right
Hon.
W.
C.
liridgeman,
First
Lord
of
the
Admiralty.
Kridgman
said
the
board
of
the
admiralty
were
of
opinion
that
the
initial
blame
lay
with
the
admiral
in
dealing
with
trivial
cases
of
dissatisfaction
in
a
manner
unbecoming
his
position,
thus
i
.h
wu.s
h.ruelt
unfitted
for
the
hlf
h
-
-
CURIOUS
CASE
IN
VANCOUVER
route
ma
in
to
UK
iurMc.Tt:u
in
KOB1LLKY
AND
MAY
UK
CIIAKOEU
WITH
IT
SEKGEiVNT
A.CCESSQRY
EVIKBNt'B
SHOWN
CRJMK
COMMIT-Ttll
AT
IKSiHMTION
Of
VANCOOVKK.
April
17
If
hi
client
Is
found
guilty
nothing
will
be
left
tor
the
court
but
to
order
the
anwst
of
Sergeant
John
Rjbertaoa
on
charges
of
j
being
csw.ry
be
fere
and
after
the
:
fact.
Charles
8.
Arnold,
counje!
for
Bay
jOllmcrc
alias
Jama
SI
in.
charged
wltii
breaking
and
entering
said,
during
the
Utter'
trial
today.
Ollmore
tcld
the
polio
he
committed
the
offense
under
instruction
of
the
sergeant
in
order
to
bring
about
the
arrest
of
another
man.
Mr.
Arnold
added
that
In
that
event
the
sergeant
and
constable
Rawllnson
and
C.
Cameron,
also
concerned
tn
the
ease,
should
also
be
charged.
Magistrate
Shaw
reerved
hi
daeUion
until
April
24.
B.C.
ELECTRIC
SALE
DENIED
VANOOUVKR
AprU
17
-Denial
of
the
retort
tost
the
British
Columbia
Electric
Bail
ay
had
been
purchased
by
British
Interests
headed
by
Viscount
Rothcrmerr
was
made
yesterday
by
Oecrge
Kldd.
president
of
the
company,
on
instruction
from
J.
Davidson,
deputy
chairman.
In
London.
WIIK
AT
ADVANCIMI
VANCOUVER,
April
1
Th
price
of
wheat
1
still
advancing,
the
high
figure
of
Sl.SO'i
having
been
reached
yesterday
for
Number
I
Northern.
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett
Protests
at
Treatment
of
Parliament
by
Government
Over
Documents
April
17.
The
House
of
Commons
adjourned
abruptly
OTTAWA,
last
night
and
the
correspondence
between
Canada
and
United
States
respecting
the
waterways
project
waa
not
tabled.
Following
consideration
of
a
number
of
government
bill",
Hon.
James
Malcolm,
who
was
leading
the
government
at
the
time,
announced
that
the
estimates
would
be
taken
up.
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett,
Conservative
lender,
arose
and
declared
he
would
require
under
the
rules
of
the
House,
a
motion
to
go
into
'supply.
Notice
Of
this
motion
had
not
added
and
unless
it
was
tabled.
fW
beeti
given
the
opposition,
and
he
In-
members
of
Parliament
would
read
It
tlmated
he
wa
considering
moving
an
for
the
ftrxt
tune
in
the
newspapers,
amendment
on
the
motion
to
go
Into
"I
think
the
Hon
of
Oomuona
supply.
In
the
circumstances
the
Oov-
should
not
be
1
rented
la
that
way
and
lmnient
could
not
proceed
with
the
f
protest
annint
it."
Mr.
Bennett
said.
I
consideration
of
the
estimate
'Surely
smh
'raiment
Is
not
fair
to
Mr.
Malcolm
then
moved
the
d-
'Parliament.
Journment
of
the
House
but
Mr.
Ben-1
The
motion
to
adjourn
carried
on
s
nett
pointed
out
that
the
Premier
had
division.
promised
to
table
the
correspondence
-
between
Uir
Canadian
and
VS.
Gov-
(
IIAItl.KX
SIMS
DIKS.
ernnu-nts
renurrtlPK
the
St
Lawrence
j
LONDON.
April
17
The
dealn
of
miieiwiiys
pn-jrit
The
correspondence
'Clmrlc
Sims
the
artist
It
unnouiMtd
as
in
tne
i:.tiiit
ol
Uit1
pivsb,
UciiiirU
itic.