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XVITI.,
No.
95.
lONSERVATiVES
WILL
ORGANIZE
:
'UNION
(
OMMITTIi:
TO
UK
AP
INIl:i
ItV
HON.
It.
II.
IlKNNLTT
is
annoi(t:o
AW
A.
April
99,-A
central
Oon-
oruiilwr
and
orKanlslnx
com-
which
will
co-nperate
with
pro-ormilBstlona,
will
be
appointed
iMlictiun
of
a
Dominion
oriianlsar
l':
rHl
executive
la
left
In
the
p
i
the
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett.
It
was.
on
,n
cl
Ht
the
conclusion
of
tbs
sw
M,
A
V
A
I
imm
FRASER
BRIDGE
Ernv
stock,
im-yi:au-olo
hiii;
ntani.dv
ntock,
illlilvli)
to
i;ndi;i)
i.ii
i:
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WESTMINBTBB.
April
23
HtiMk,'
aWflslnhtsen
year
old
"fctvuatl
leWvi
whom
she
'o.
i;V
YORK,
April
23.
The
Times
in
a
copyrighted
article
today
carries
a
despatch
from
Captain
George
Wilkins
describing
a
polar
flight.
He
nays
the
flight
ended
under
conditions
of
Kiiatestt
peril.
The
take
off
from
Point
Harrow,
despite
the
j
oi
u
large
band
of
volunteer
snow-shovellers
from
among
the
hin'.s.
thrice
failed
before
the
heavily
loaded
Diane
rose
into
the
the
metal
skis
with
which
it
was
equipped,
breaking
each
time,
illy
I
he
start
was
made
on
Sunday.
W--ather
was
good
for
500
miles
and
then
it
changed
to
cloud-
banks
of
even
grayneas.
No
signs
of
AJOR
BRANDT
DIED
SATURDAY
M
iohmlk
ritiMi:
itiTHitr
man
Ml
MAIUIILIl
sMTLK
OK
OIL
Ki.fioi.V
'
N'
ui
VBR.
April
as.--Major
Johen
:
-
k
Hrundt.
who
raised
and
coni-i
:
n
Prince
Rupert
company
vt
the
U
H
.uiion.
died
hrre
Saturday
aged
4
a,
-!!
known
in
military
and
irclra
here.
.
v
mrt
S.idre.
Valders.
Norway.
'd'
migrated
early
and
waa
WC:
I
cimnd
Porka,
Njrth
Dakota.
"I
m
the
Spanish-American
war
..lie:
ion
and
about
1906
moved
'c
If
inert
where
he
waa
associated
development
of
the
city
aa
a
1.(1
xrootry
"'ore
owner
during
,
-
iiiiirurtion.
and
alter
the
war
Vancouver
Hi
-.urti
la
survived
by
a
widow
Mr
J.
Charles
Halaey.
atotr
(
W
1
and
L
W
Kergln
of
Prinze
i
i
w.m.a
un
ttm
Hmri
hum
i
:!
time
an
Island
were
seen
where
Peary.
Stef-aueson
and
McMillan
thought
there
might
be
land
but
It
waa
too
dangerous
to
land
and
take
soundings.
When
BOO
mllaa
frjm
Spitsbergen
atonny
wlnda
ware
encountered
but
tbay
vera
In
tha
flyer's
favor.
A
single
mountain
peak
la
Orrnland
waa
sight-
Thtf
ran
into
haaVry
atouda
over
At
this
time
they
passed
an
island
containing
an
area
of
amsoth
aurfaoe
Tney
were
running
ah'
n
of
gaaoline
ao
the
only,
recourse
waa
to
turn
back
and
descend,
which
tbay
did
and
made
a
from
Onsen
Harbor.
Tbey
were
held
there
for
five
daya
during
the
worst
Arctic
weather
Wllklna
vwr
asperlanced.
Then
the
gale
blew
Itaelf
out.
Wllklna
flew
to
Oreen
Harbor
where
tbay
landau
within
an
hour
and
were
hospitably
hiw
oiiii.ui:i)
ion
Sri
It
TO
MAV
MILL
further
cooflrmlng
reporu
of
the
big
mill
project
of
John
R
Morgan
and
W.
K.
Wllliama
for
Kalen
Island
hav
brwn
received
.
The
Haaaon
Lumbar
A
Timber
Co.
la
reported
to
bare
been
4
given
an
order
for
tlea
to
be
used
In
tha
putting
In
of
a
spur.
The
sits
la
on
the
rail-
r
way
track
beyond
Kaien
station,
f
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
01
tne
uonaervative
cdhbbu
car
Province
t'
n
Ilrureaentatlvea
from
all
the
n...n
Jin
.-.
aiteiuled
IIMPF.n
FROM
Nwii
Cllg
Prlrrs
Twlay
011
Vsiichii-vrr
KxrlMiu
(Oourtesy
B.
D.
Johnston
Co..
Ltd.)
B.C.
Silver
.
ayvlew
Big
Missouri
aeorf
Copper
Olader
Oladstons
Ooloonds
ilndapandsnca
...
I
Indian
t
.ootenay
nstsncs
L.
X.
iLaksvlew
ItAariunlth
Lucky
Jim
Marmot
Metals
..
National
Sliver
.
.
rcndtrellle
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Kicbmond
..
xrparated
alnce
.the
and
ol
Rufus
Argent
ram,
i,
bellsvsd
.to
hava
andad
hU.Mb
Hods
.
p
jumping
off
theJUew
Wsstmlnstsr
1
sslklrka
t
Ihni
night.
A
handbag
and
otbsr'ailver
Crest
ixMuiming
to
her
were
found
on
Silverado
.
tIMV
IStllvsrsmlth
loud
splaah
and
a
woman's
screams
'gunjock
'
ard
oencath
the
bridge
last
night.
iNlTTOS
NOT
CANIllllATi:
JOUVER.
April
33
Oeneral
Sut-
King
Tsmlnus
.
.
.
ItstIc
Whltswatsr
I
Woodbine
1K
a
rundldate
for
nnv
nartv
at
drandvlew
fUit,
iniiig
election.
lOtttnls
BM
Asked
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MINISTER
CONSULTS
perilous
Flight
Was
That
of
Capt.
i
George
Wilkins
to
Spitzhergen
About
Which
He
Tells
in
Article
u
no
land
in
Arctic
Ocean
and
hut
one
sfne
HALIBUT
B
muumuui
peuu
in
ureemana;
rocnea
by
violent
gale
over
turbulent
ocean
Plah
Cold
Storage
Co..
Be
and
6c.
Oksrls,
9
ADO
pounda.
Pacific
Fisheries,
iiiiaaiTnii
mum
raieii
a
h
thit
mUI
mm
isnn
n
u
--
-
""
Fish
Ql
MkUk
ii
,1
Wa
atl.-u
.
mull
iwvawu
piwiv
lu
degree.
;
Me
and
as.
lellanoe.
HMO
pbunda.
AUlu
Planer
Sc
and
Sc.
Mart.
14,000
pounda,
Canadian
k
Cold
StoiAge
Co..
8
0c
ud
5r
IIbm
1st
(W1
w.rla
aiitnHtairt
WILKINS
MAY
FLY
IN
SOUTH
ritorosu,
to
kncompash
AKC'Tie
KMllONH
IN
PLANK
I
NI
III
Hi
ll
NEW
WB8TS5lN8TSR.
April
33
-Fran-
olsi
K7tIIawS
DateU
rsss
u
ARE
STILL
LOW!
TOTAL
OI'
I!M,.VH
nil
NIH
xol.O
lltllK
Till
MUIIN1M1
I
(IK
LOCAL
II1XIVEKY
A
total
of
196.600
pounda
of
halibut
u
aold
at
the
Plah
Exhca.ngc
this
morning,
prlcea
atill
remain.
i;
at
i
comparatively
low
level.
Ten
Amen-1
can
vetaela
are
unloading
170.500
pounda
here
today
for
iron:
Be
and
9c
to
91c
end
Sc.
and
four
dnaduiaaol:,
30.000
pounda
for
7c
and
4c
In
each
as.
Arrivals
today
were
as
followa
:
AMKIIH
AN
Kectra.
98.000
pounda.
Atlln
Fisher
-
tea,
8.9c
and
Sc.
Albetrcu.
2S.0O0
pounda.
Booth
Plab-
arias.
9.4c
and
6c.
Seymour,
97.000
pounda.
Canadian
Plah
PUli
ed
at
Alert
Bay
by
Corp.
B.
P.
Ponder
formerly
stationed
here,
who
prt-oeede-to
Vancouver
with
her.
Corp.
Pondei
eearcnea
ins
snip
tnorougiuy
an'i
caused
to
be
held
up
one
oi
the
steer
age
passengers
who.
peculiarly
enough
bore
cuts
on
his
bands
and
who
wa
evidently
recovering
frwffi
the
sflscts
01
a
drinking
bout
in
which
he
had
arr
engaged
oeiore
taking
psssags
from
here.
Two
polios
offlcera.
one
of
tbsm
Corp.
Fred
Marklsnd,
also
formerly
o-this
city,
met
tbs
Ostsls
when
she
docked
st
Vancouver
and
took
the
man.
who
bad
evinced
much
nervouanaaa,
Ir
charge.
He
was
landed
In
tbs
lock-up
In
tbs
southern
city
and.
after
twin;
closely
questioned,
was
finally
released
on
Friday,
the
day
after
landing.
Hr
I
told
tbs
police
that
he
had
been
drinking
by
himself
in
a
aback
on
Ninth
Avenue
and
knew
nothing
of
the
crime
ANT-
AdTtM"
rro,n
frinc
Bupert
aaUsllert
13
I
tne
police
that
his
story
was
correct
land
that
he
had
nothing
to
do
with
(the
.
affair.
Corp.
Ponder
returned
to
LOS
AtfOELBB.
April
93.
-The
Bk-jA1"
on
th
cl'
amlnar
In
a
copyrighted
article
today!
M
ta
,ao
ld
tnl
two
poaalble
sua-
aava
that
the
next
sreat
flutht
of
Cant
,P",
Irom
n"
on
ln
cat
Oeorgs
WUklna
will
be
a
trip
the
unchartered
waters
of
the
arctic
regions.
over
Ant-
Tbs
article
aaya
that
J.
K.
Norlhrope,
an
aeronautical
engineer,
and
a
few
of
bis
associates
disclosed
that
Wllklna
told
them
of
his
plana
and
needa
for
the
oontsmplsted
flight
over
the
southern
polar
regions
In
esse
he
waa
auc-osssful
in
ths
hop
ovsr
tbs
other
and
of
the
Olobe.
Northrop
designed
tne
plane
for
Wll
klna.
WOMAN
CYCLIST
KILLED
TODAY
the
faolflc
highway.
HENRY
J.
CAMBIE
OF
YANCOUVERDIED
TODAY
VANCOTJVBR,
April
39.
Henry
J.
Cambls,
pioneer
raUway
builder
and
es-plorsr,
died
st
his
home
here
thla
morning
Aged
91
after
a
brief
lllnaaa
from
pneumonia.
ala
and
disembarked
at
Butsdals
from
which,
point
there
has
been
no
further
trace
of
them.
WILKINS
PLANE
WAS
INJURED
5E9
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Jtf?PW
BC-
M
ON
D
A
Y,
APRIL
gJgS
LOCAL
PEOPLE
REGARD
si
Cold
Storage
Oo
.
8
9c
and
6c
"T"
'
,
,
1
Addlngton.
20.000
pounds.
Canadian,
'
v
Viking.
19.600
pound
&otb
Plaber-
a.
8.8c
and
Sc.
I
Brothers.
16.000
pounda.
Pacific
Plah-leriee.
9.7c
a'ld
9c.
Irene,
16.000
pounda.
Atlln
rtabeMes
7Jc
and
Sc.
for
Ketchikan
delivery.
CANAM
X
P.
Durrern.
10.000
pounds.
AUln
Fish
eries.
7Je
and
tc.
Hclgs
H
.
9.000
pounds:
MargsMos.
1.-
600
pounda.
and
Yule.
1400
pounds.
Canadian
Plah
Sc
Cold
Storage
Co..
7jc
and
4c.
D8.T..
8.000
pounda.
holding
over.
A
STUKliY
WELSH
FAMILY
FOit
CANADIAN
WEST:
C
.F.
Bewen,
his
wife
and
nine
children,
who
are
abuui
to
arrive
ai
Halifax
from
Wales,
to
continue
their
journey
on
ihc
Canadian
National
ltailways
to
Calgary.
MAN
TAKEN
OFF
VESSEL
CATALk
IN
VKH1
Hi
TIOV
AT
VAM
01
VKB
K
VIULEO
THAT
MllWT
IIAII
NOTII1NU
TO
U.O
HTII
MtlttiUl
TM
Btassli
tsrUi.nsiaaiu
or
Un
Bather
Klllaa
hare
lea
surely
e:ioug.
but
without
avail
last
weak
to
U.
steamer
Catala
which
left
Prluce
Ru
pert
for
the
south
on
Tuesday
th
night
following
the
crime.
vciilnj
Km
out
safe
landln,
Tb.
laUnd
proved
to
be
-
-
watch
.
out
for
.
any
atttuhciou,
looking
iMPvmaniaii
iwbbii.
nare
11111
ov
mu
...
-
M
.
.
lndlvtduale
and
the
steamer
waa
beard
Plan
to
Haul
Autos
on
Flat
Cars
While
Difficult
Part
of
Skeena
Highway
Being
Built
Beyond
Tyee
to
About
Kwinitsa
the
conference
of
the
Board
of
Trade
and
City
Council
AT
with
the
minister
of
public
works
Saturday,
the
sinister
naked
what
would
be
the
attitude
here
tovrard,
"arrjrtng
the
mn
by
ferry
,oj
ffU.YshtAJha
difficult
part
of
the
Skeana.
Ilijjrhway
was
beirrif
boflt.
"The"
government
woufd
be
prepared
to
subsidise
such
a
scheme
if
it
met
with
approval
here.
He
suggested
that
with
a
gas-electric
engine
and
flat
cars
a
service
several
times
a
day
between
Tyee
and
Kwinitsa
might
be
maintained.
It
took
a
very
short
time
to
load
cars
and
unload
them.
If
this
scheme
met
with
approval
he
nan
prepared
to
go
further
into
the
matter.
Those
present
at
the
meeting
agreed
that
it
would
be
a
good
thing,
so
the
minister
said
he
would
investigate
and
probably
make
some
such
arrangement
with
the
railway.
WORLD
RECORD
AUTO
SPEEDING
HAT
IIKACII
MA
1)1.
OYLH
7
MILLS
AN
HOIK
WITH
Hid
WIIITL
CAK
4,
DAYTON
BBACH.
Fla..
April
39.
Rs)
j.
Beech,
driving
a
monster
speed
car
built
by
J.
M.
White
of
Philadelphia.
ast
s
new
world
record
for
automobile
'
when
he
averaged
907
ASM
miles
an
T
hour
in
two
runs
over
th-
official
beach
courae.
The
apeed
for
less
than
s
mile
was
better
than
that
ot
the
former
title
holder,
Captain
Campbell,
a
British
driver,
who
In
February
set
s
mark
of
908M6
miles
an
hour.
EARTHQUAKE
IN
GREECE
TODAY
f'ORIvril
ALMOST
DKHTKOVIII
AND
'
OIIIKIt
I'LACKS
A
HE
IIADLY
OAtlAliKO
ATHENS
Oreeec,
April
23
At
least
80
psraans
were
killed'
and
heavy
debug
OSLO.
April
33.
-Wilkins
la
Icebound
caused
by
a
series
of
earthquakea
In
at
Oreen
Harbor.
Spitsbergen
today.
Ad-
central
dreece
during
the
past
94
vices
said
the
only
way
he
could
leave
h
urs.
Corinth
waa
almost
destroyed
a
was
by
airplane
mid
hie
plane
waa
v.ere
neighboring
watering
places
at
allgbtly
damaged
Lutakl.
Kalsmakl
snd
Parsed
an
la.
S.S.
Ainderby
Due
Thursday
for
Second
Grain
Cargo
of
Season
sssasayws
iWVliT,
d
VKI
ui
mjgv,
UI
I
f
TIT
XT
1
XT
SM
MorriutA
flarf
More
Vessels
Yet
Fxpected
nreii
niDvor
cycle
oeing
aliened
gfter
colliding
with
the
rear
of
a
truck
on?
......
...
.
..
t
Itupert'g
twenty-seventh
"grain
cargo
of
the
season
will
PHINCE
be
loaded
out
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
Continent
aboard
the
Urltinh
steamer
Ainderby,
Capt.
Simpson,
which
is
due
on
Thursday
of
this
week
from
the
Old
Country.
This
will
be
the
second
cargo
to
be
taken
from
here
this
year
by
the
Ainderby
which
was
here
last
in
November.
The
vessel
is
now
coming
from
the
Old
Country.
Loading
of
the
British
steamer
Indian
City
with
a
full
cargo
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
Continent
is
now
proceeding
at
the
elevator
and
it
i
expected
to
get
the
vessel
away
on
Wednesday.
At
least
two
more
ships
besides
the
Ainderby
are
expected
to
load
at
Prince
Rupert
before
the
present
shipping
seasoa.
is
ended.
IlAl'IVn
AT
TKItltACL'
iLATt
itr.
or
lAiii
is
DEtTMTLLY
DttlUllI
TERRACE,
April
39.
The
Fall
Fair
Board
at
Its
meeting
Friday
decided
to
make
horse
or
pony
racing
one
of
ths
features
of
the
local
fair
this
year,
it
is
recognised
that
this
Is
s
feature
that
will
attract
many
visitors
(rem
outside,
particularly
from
Prince
Bupert.
PRINCE
GIVES
BLESSING
EMPIRE
.SHOPPING
WEEK
W'lfthe
It
Ltrfy
NiMem
In
Mra(r
lo
C'snsdtan
MluMrr
OTTAWA.
April
39.
Hon.
J.
Malcolm
minister
of
trade
snd
com
me
roc,
received
the
following
from
ths
Prince
of
Wales,
the
patron
Bmplre
Shopping
Week:
"I
heartily
congratulate
Canada
on
the
Inauguration
of
Empire
Shopping
Week
through
the
iJomlnlon.
Th)
increase
of
Inter-empire
trade,
which
la
the
purpose
of
the
movement,
has
my
wholehearted
support
and
I
wish
Empire
Shopping
Week
immediate
snd
lasting
auccesa.
BALMORAL
J
PANESE
PASSES
IN
HOSPITAL
UralH.OerHrmt
VeMrntay
AflrriMMiii
of
j
Ma
liyrliars.
Aged
Itt
Years
The
death
occurred
yesterday
afternoon
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Osneral
Hospital
of
Ms
Uychara.
aged
40,
a
Japan
ese
employee
of
Balmoral
cannery,
Who
had
been
a
patient
in
the
Institution
for
s
month
or
so.
Funeral
arrangements
are
In
the
hands
of
the
B.C.
Under
takers.
OFFICIAL
RECEIPTS
FROM
CUP
TIE
MATCH
LOriDON,
April
93.-Official
receipt
from
the
English
cup
final
game
played
hi
Wcmblry
Saturday
amounted
to
L23M7.
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
Pri.e
ive
('n-
"
j,
HIGHWA
Y
POLICE
HEAD
i
STARTS
WORK
XSPECTOIt
OltllKtSfl
ANK
STAIITS
CAMPAMN
IlKXHlNF.l)
TO
ITND
KILLLIC
OF
LKTIILIt
KILLA.1
Following
a
conference
with
local
police
ofBoers,
Inspector
Fortes
Crulk-ahank,
bead
of
the
criminal
investigation
department
of
the
British
Columbia
Police,
visited
the
scene
cf
ths
crime
on
Saturday
afternoon
and
gave
the
bouse
and
vicinity
close
and
searching
scrutiny.
An
Intensive
police
campaign
was
in
full
progress
with
a
view
to
apprehending
the
fiend
who
In
the
early
hours
of
last
Tuesday
mornl:ig
took
the
life
of
Mrs
Ithel
Killa
at
837
Comoz
Avenue.
I
Friends
of
the
unfortunate
woman
at
the
week-end
were
making
a
search
of
the
surroundings
In
the
attempt
to
I
lnd
a
weapon
or
aome
other
leadln;
clue.
I
The
covering
of
the
trail
of
the
criminal
waa
apparently
aa
tnoroush
Sa
the
crime
waa
deliberate
and
There
are
reports
that
a
reward
may
be
posted
for
Information
leading
to
the
capture
of
the
murderer.
Police
offlcera.
with
evidently
little
evidence
to
go
on.
were
reticrirt
wbta
Inquiries
were
made
today
ss
to
new
developments
in
the
case.
Ltepeetor
BpUter
stated
that
no
arrest
bad
yet
been
msde
though
it
Is
underetool
that
a
number
ol
fresh
stoea
ware
rua
down
but
to-
'no
avwtL
The
case
Is
developing
Into
one
ot
ins
most
sensational
and
bamittt
mysteries
In
the
anr.als
of
crime
la
tha
province.
THREE
OFFERS
B.C.
ELECTRIC
KOTIIKILMtlti:
111
I)
LOW
EM
T
STATLS
PltEMDKNT
K1D1I
HUT
NTOCK-IIOI.DEKS
TO
DLT'IDK
VANCOUVXR.
April
39.
Three
oKera
have
been
received,
according
to
London
cables,
for
the
preferred
ordinary
itvck
of
tne
B.C.
Electric
Company.
Th
first
is
from
the
Bothennere
interests,
tne
second
from
Neabltt
Thompson
and
tb
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
and
the
third
and
highest
from
Holt
As
Ouaoy
and
associated
Interests.
Oeorge
Ktdd,
president,
said
it
wouM
depend
upon
the
stockholders
what
ac
tion
would
be
taken.
The
director
bad
recommended
the
acosptsnoe
ot
the
N"e-
tiltt
Thompson
offer
before
the
Holt
it
Oundy
offer
waa
received.
PARTS
ARRIVE
GREENLY
ISD.
HtXIKI
I'LANK
AKIilVLS
AMI
CHAM-
HLltLAIN
LEAVEH
I
OK
SAML
roixT
MONTREAL.
April
23.
The
Detroit
re
lief
plane
piloted
by
Bert
Balchen
and
Major
Fltsmsurloe
landed
at
Orcenly
Islsnd
this
morning
after
a
600
mile
(light
from
Seven
Islands
with
spare
parts
for
the
danaged
plane
Bremen.
Floyd
Bennett,
who
flew
In
the
plane
from
Detroit
to
St.
Agnee
la
seriously
HI
at
Quebec
with
pneumonia.
Clarence
Chamberlain
took
off
from
Hartford.
Connecticut!,
thla
morning
for
Oreenly
Island
to
welcome
the
Bremen
'
crew.
GRADS
BEAT
LAKESIDES
TttaV
fLOsf.
IVKKTItLl.
fOXTKSt
'
SAtl
liUAV'AVITil
SCOUK
OK
9
TO
97
EDMONTON.
April
33.
Bbc
Edmonton
Orads
defeated
the
Toronto
Lakeeldes.
ths
eastern
champion,
on
the
close
margin
of
39
to
37
In
the
first
or
a
two-gsme
merles
Saturday
night
for
the
Oanadlan
ladles'
basketball
championship.
A
buret
of
apeed
by
the
easterners
cut
into
the
34
to
IS
margin
the
Orads
bed
at
the
cad
of
the
third
period.