Save
Money
j
The
cheapest
way
to
buy
the
Dally
New
la
to
subscribe
by
the
year
The
coat
U
15.00
and
your
-,
ipy
i
delivered
to
your
address
each
.'veiling.
Juat
figure
out
the
amalt
coat
to
you
tor
thla
dally
service
for
twelve
monthal
M.HONKLUi.
Ireland.
April
11
There
mid
pxritintr
momenta
when
the
heavily
lade.
Gejrman
lane
Sunde
l'.i..n.n
mmtltn
nli
for
a
trana.
Atlantir
f1laht.
hod
dtf
fi-
Cn"
in
trotting
off
the
ground
here
this
morning.
The
spectators
.d.
I
President
Cnsgrate.
Fifty
men.
armed
with
crowbars,
axes
i
:
iv
.
xtingulrthers,
were
stationed
along
the
runway
ready
to
r
inn.
action
should
a
disaster
occur,
me
mac
nine
racea
ui
vintor.
SJ0
pound.
Canadian
-'"!.
t
the
six
hundred
yard
mark,
failing
to
take
the
air
and
cold
Storage
Co.
9.7c
and
5c.
i
i
iiimg
over
a
crest.
Finally,
after
akimming
along
the
ground
iavuiiax
.
-
t
nmetv
mUN
an
hour.
It
did
take'
Aiken.
9.900
pounds.
Canadian
ST.
LAWRENCE
PROJECT
IS
TO
BE
AIRED
I
OIIIII
M-OMtKM
r
HKTMKlA
tN
tl'A
1'
I
MIM
HT.1h
IN
HMiAMII
IO
IT
TO
l
TABLKIt
I
the
air.
heading
for
a
breach
that
had
m
win
awiaga
uo
.
a
ana
sc.
i
been
Drevloualy
made
to
a
atone
wall
1
He!.-
..
9.990
poi:uda.
AUln
Ptsher-
,
and
shooting
through
safely
TIM
raa
chlii
ruae
aluaglalUy
to
two
hundred
hour
tntervaU.
Baron
Huenfeid.
owner
"llAWA.
April
19.
Secret
of
cor-
o(
the
plane,
who
baa
etaked
hi
lal
.ikurr
between
Canadian
and
cent
on
the
venture,
will
man
the
fuel
"i
States
govemrornt
on
the
St
pump
cock
and
keep
the
log.
The
laat
!
waterway
acheine
will
be
re-
mentioned
w-
serunuly
wounded
In
the
...
ik.
u-..
ftamMu
ai.iiw
.
u;.,
anjl
l
-Jaaa
frame
ol
UI.t
"
.U
n.lin
V
IM
Mlm
-
iiht
Piemler
ttarkeruue
Kim
former
Crow
Prince,
'mrrd
that
the
correspondence
pttawaurlce
was
wounded
while
in
.:!
then
be
tabled.
I
Prauc
with
the
British
Army
In
1919
''
:-n
the
coauaunlcatkm
which
have
and
was
Uaaaferred
to
the
Royal
Air
i
between
the
United
State
gov.jporce
in
191
(.
He
also
served
with
the
mm
Hiid
ours
are
tabled.
1
think
,.rmy
of
occupation
'l
tuund,
despite
what
appeared'
The
Brt-nen
li
s
Junkers
all-metal
irr.i
and
what
baa
been
hinted
plane
of
uccesful
commercial
type.
I
"
miiw
who
hae
spokeu.
that
nuu
the
sme
motor
with
which
the
mltinent
thus
far
have
been
of
former
Oermn
endurance
record
wa
inmctcr
which
would
prove
pre-
ntabllshed
in
snother
plane
last
year,
il
in
any
way
to
the
Dvanlnlon
If
the
Bremen
uccefully
crosses
the
any
province
ot
the
Dominion.
north
Atlantic.
It
will
be
the
flint
air-
rirmler
aald
a
ml
stated
that
the
nlane
to
do
so
thU
year
and
the
flrat
,
.,
.
-...
....
...
.
...
.
in
make
the
flbtht
west-!
iiiT-iu
owa
vaavil
lur
vivw
hi
i
.
t
that
the
Bt.
Uwrenoe
project
ward
in
''"U'
r"P
"
11
,"ito
11
"
of
th-
largest
with
Which
Can-
join
several
predeces.
ni
which
were
lost
-
r
urn
been
faced
or
was
ever
,
a7
and
thl
yr
In
the
Ill-fated
H
1'.
Im-
laoed.
.
Hinchcllffe-Mackay
lligni.
STORMS
SWEEP
BERING
SEA
"TOHIMlAT
VIM
tlllllH
AMlKMti:
lltT
ItKI
I.OATEI)
ANII
Itl.Al'IIKS
INALtHKA
Ul
yer
Ool
fliarle
A
Llndbernli.
Oommander
Richard
Byrd
and
Capl
Clarence
Chambrrlaln
were
all
success-till
in
flying
cn
he
north
AUantlc.
each
expedition
beiu
'rum
America
ANOTHER
PIONEER
OF
VANCOUVER
DIES
,
N
ALASKA.
Arl
19-W9.the
Wti
VANCOOVBII
April
II-
John
Rankin.
,.
.
.
.
.
.
-
.
.
ta,i,
,..,.,.(.
i.i
Vii
:
wouver
irom
c
motocanin-
isBWn
env
tne
aw
ageo
.""'
,
1IUM
lire
oi
leee.
h
VI
No.
9,
report
are
brought
of
lastem
fcnd
Uli.re
the
'nine
torms
that
swept
the
Bering
u
dead
here.
reuuy.
wiUH
anohored
at
Atka.j
""J
mile
west
of
bets,
the
Via
dragied!
The
l-te
Mr.
Bankm
well
known
'
"
"
the
rooks
by
a
sudden
ohuige
of
to
P.
W.
ltort
of
t'"
W
ther
and
-unk
ua
ta
the
ollot
house,
numbered
as
one
of
Vaneoutrera
raw
'"tirteeu
days
later
the
craft
vsa
taken
pioneer
Dei-eased
"
'or
rn.nyyr.
il
nd
with
two
men
buav
at
the
snaaaed
In
the
real.
est
ie
-
Pua,
wm
taken
to
Unalaaka
ri
Ukum
brousnt
stories
of
giant,
eerltig
business.
'
n
of
from
M
to
80
feet
hle-h.
Two
Corn.
Thoma
Brlce,
"
the
Iskum1
cylinders
wie
broken
transferred
to
Vlototi
"
,U
when
she
mi
forced
to
keep
ou
by
Uie
Prince
aeorge
(
I"
'M'i-
during
heavy
weather.
assume
bis
new
duties.
U
CM
V
.
ho
l
will
mill
t"lKht
he
wiiun
i"
8.7c
Sc
Will
'Mil
K
i
FRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
APRIL
12,
1928
-
-
.
VANCOUVER
POLICE
LIKELY
B
INNIPEG,
April
12.
Wintry
conditions
ruled
across
the
prairie
today
from
Manitoba
to
the:
mountains.
Five
inches
of
snow
fell
in
the
Red
ARE
LOW
TODAY
i
A
total
of
107300
pounds
ol
halibut'
is
acid
at
low
prices
on
the
Prince
uprrt
PSh
Exchange
m-
niariiiUK
tlcn
American
rriaffrln
dUniMd
of
a
Saskatoon,
Prince
Albert
and
other
portions
of
nor-
c
B7c
"d5e
,T
c:'''n'
i
Isold
10JMO
pound
(or
3
2c
and
Sc
mid
n
Saskatchewan
are
recovering
from
the
fury
of
an
Vic
and
Three
Amer;,n
box
,
!
I
1
1
T"V
.
1
iL.
1
I
.
...
.
i
ir
77un
ur
i
mii
i
ia
i
raiiiiur
I
in.
rn
I
ivhvh
ill
vrui
un
u
oru.ue
wiwi
lAicirca
imw-
i
rii
i
i
mi
uiaLi
iL'La
niuuiiii
i
i
niur
vitrei
l
iiiui
i
in;
i
nit
nun
.
.
.
1
1.
.
......
n.
n
h.
HiinrlinfM
.
a
,
.1
fiti
A..!....
anA
B
1
1
If
I
IllUIIlCbCI
ICSUIUKB
Ul
bWU
UUKICCB
UVIUW
CI
U.
nxious
Moments
at
Irish
Town
This
Morning
as
German
Plane
Embarks
Upon
Atlantic
Flight
boaiU
are
ht.Idiiiu
j"cr
unul
tumorr-a
with
36
000
pound
I
AarlvaU
uc
1
.':
!
AMKItll
X
Portlock.
30
000
pounds.
Cunad:aa
FUh
&
Cold
Btirauc
0
.
B.Tc
and
Sc
:
Piosjreruy.
J
J.
000
pouudi.
Booth
Pih-,criea.
1.0c
and
Ac.
!
Nurtud.
14.000
pound.
Booth
Piai-
erlea.
a
Ac
and
Sc
OuaJt
9.000
pound,
and
ben
ere.
14.-
ObO
9unds.
AUIn
Plsiierte.
9.9c
and
Ac
pounaa.
Caaadlan
Pish
c
ana
sc.
MiddMaft.
1M09
pound
Canadian
Ptah
Cit
ettatae
Oo
.
9.4c
and
ie.
Baltic.
14.099
pound.
Booth
Pnuer-lea.
01c
and
tc.
TO
NEATTI.K
....
.
-
.
-
.
l
inilv
aBmn
tmiinfla-
Tr
iillw
I
ieei
any
si
iai
awappwiwu
mhwuh
-
.
i
-
I
aaddl
in
the
bUla
fl
mile
away.
KaUp.
90.000.
Two
hour
after
the
start.
Oalway
IIDLIUNO
OVKK
'
eoastguard
saw
the
Bremen
going
:
atargalloe.
7O00
pound:
Oalo.
strong
and
well
out
over
the
Atlantic.
It
was
headed
in
a
northwesterly
i
uapv.
noeni.
uwnuau
-
-'
j
-
Commander
P;tamaurlce.
head
of
the
it
Pre
BUte
Air
Force,
hi
chief
aaataunt.
i
!
-.ill
BitMwaftA
t
,K
Annimla
at
four-1
Plh
PUh
42.000:
19URW.
l'LVM
MITII
IM1UHKK
(IM:
WAN
KIII.KII
AMI
OTHKH
IS
IIO'l-ITM.
CRAKBItOOK
April
13
-The.
Send
res.
II
years
of
age,
of
Yal-r.
BC.
died
tn
the
hcapltal
berr
paeterday
and
another
boy
named
Utligow
was
stveraly
bttrned
as
the
result
f
llr
ptHUnl
'matcbes
to
powder
In
a
shack
around
which
they
were
playing.
100,000
FANS
SAW
BASEBALL
Hll.ll
IV.WK
MAIIK
ATTKMIAMt.
I.4MTBK
THAN
MST
AB.IIH
iii'kmmi
hi
t
noon
i
mi;k
M'.KN
NEW
YORK.
April
12.
Undmnted
by
cool
climatic
condltKirtH.
close
to
loo.-010
fmu
witnessed
the
Inauxural
game
of
the
1999
baseball
season
in
the
National
and
American
League
parks
yesterday
The
total
attendance
was
nearly
00400
short
of
laat
year's
aggregate
Despite
the
sold
wnve.
play
was
fast
and
many
sensational
starts
In
this
year's
pennant
race
made.
Babe
Ruth
did
not
grab
off
any
home
but
did
nt
late)
the
llmetieht
by
hlltuu
a
triple.
eSbruig
three
nuts.
"'NATIONAL
MMdti:
Bostotl
'l,
Nw
York
9.
Philadelphia
4,
Brooklyn
8.
Chlosgo
l.jfMMtiUurti
9.
Pittsburg
T,
St.
Louis
14.
AM
f:
It
I
CAN
l.i:(ll
K
Waabinatae,
8,
Doetou
4.
ClrvelanM
9,
Oueago
9.
t
Louis
i.
Detroit
t.
New
York
9.
PniteeMphla
8.
niAHT
uum
t:
Portland
6,
Oakland
fl
Angeles
9,
Hollywood
S.
bcuttie
4,
Sacramento
0.
Ban
Francisco
3.
Mlekus
4.
N
-
i
lizzard,
Snowfall
and
Zero
Give
Prairies
Final
Taste
of
Winter
from
Manitoba
to
the
Mountains
Zero
Weather
at
The
Pas,
Mizzard
in
Saskatchewan,
and
II
A
I
IDItT
DDIf
EC
Snow
Falling
Today
in
Southern
Alberta
ililLlDU
1
I
Iilb0
i
Who
is
to
niHi
iy
j.iui.
r(HNllll.!TY
OK
lUV
I44EN
SMITH
ll,l"OSMi
rb,
IL
IMMH.KT
IN
KHOI
HULT
VANt'OIAEN.
rll
lV
The
Win
Ifla.t
u
elrellon
runsera
have
It
that
Premier
Murium
may
head
a
Uherul
llchH
In
Mi
Ineta
r'ty
and
K.
II.
I'i-ilr.
mrniliei
lr
Nqiilinat,
mat
be
pi;ed
li
Mrs.
Mar)
Kllen
Mn
nil
VH'TOItlA.
rll
I
V
The
nmve-attrnt
l
Miiirr
the
I'rrinler
a
ramlldntr
fur
tlii
e'i
ha
lieen
In
lmgrrw
fur
Mime
lime
and
It
aeeeao
net
unllV.i.
Unit
H
may
Wired.
Or.
Nt;nt
-
"
baa
mil
e
given
bln
roiiMMil
Iml
It
Ih
under-1hmI
be
l
Milium
i
lie
glrted
h
the
bTM
llllerel-
M
(he
pan
he
ronUrr
It
i'mIIiiI
that
there
.IhhiIiI
he
rrliirneil
ut
the
nt
elrillnn
a
foilei.
inc
surttrlrntlr
large
to
enable
him
t
ear,?
on
tor
another
term.
KILLED
WHEN
STRUCK
ON
HEAD
BY
A
BLOCK
CUMBERLAND
Aunl
19.
Marry
Tay
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
i
:
;
1
1
;
'ii'ieiA
nti
e
Koutenav
!
:
.4
E
SUBJECT
HON.
E.
li
HARROW
(Minister
of
Agriculture)
idy
of
West
Cupid
Goes
Into
Politics
by
Planning
to
Unite
the
Minister
of
Agriculture,
E.
D.
Barrow,
with
Conservative
Lady
h'lJSON.
April
12.
The
little
Uoi
Cupid
is
perpetrating
a
joke
on
the
politicians.
Announcement
is
made
today
that
Mrs.
II.
S.
McLean
of
Nakusp,
prominent
in
Conser
vative
politics
throughout
West
Kontenay,
is
Jo
marry
Hon,
I).
Harrow,
Liberal
minister
of
agriculture,
on
April
2$.
The
marriage
will
take
place
in
the
United
Church
at
Nakunp.
Mrs.
McLean
during
the
last
Dominion
campaign
stumped
the
district
for
W.
K.
Baling.
M.I
And
for
some
years
she
war.
secretary
of
the
Rnalo-Slocan
Conservative
Association.
She
was
also
prominent
In
Women's
Institute
work
arid
it
is
stated
that
it
wax
in
the
course
of
this
work
that
she
met
the
minister
of
agriculture.
PREMIER
MAY
RUN
VICTORIA
(lEKMAN
II.
AM)
IH
ItOHhlVti
TI
ANTIC
IMII
Nit
TO
NEtV
YORK
BALDONELLK.
Inland.
April
12.
-
The
German
transatlantic
plane
hopped
off
on
It
flight
to
New
Tork
at
S:3S
this
morning.
Aboard
was
Col.
James
Pita-maurlce.
chief
of
;iie
Five
Siate
airforce
and
two
Oermuiu.
Huron
von
Koenefeld
snd
Capt
Hermann
Koehl.
DECREASE
IN
NATIONAL
DEBT
l
l
ttf
UltillTV-sKVKN
MILLIONS
IN
THL
YEAK
ENDINti
MAKI'll
SI
IS
ANNOI
Nt'KII
OTTAWA.
April
la.
A
ilecn-ane
of,
aB7.1CO.OOO
in
the
national
debt
of
Canada
for
the
futcal
year
which
closed
on
starch
31
la
shown
In
the
financial
t
ate
ment
Issued
by
the
department
of
finance
today.
Last!
year
s
statement
lmued
at
tne
elnae
of
the
flecul
year
showed
a
d-rrei-.-e
in
the
national
rrbt
of
S81.420.000
'
Tlie
net
debt
at
th
end
of
March
lor,
SS
years
of
e
son
atlfe.
and
Urs.
waa
MJ80JWL900
Jamas
Taylor
of
Oytr
latfetv
died
at;
the
T.illar
Camp
Deep
Bay.
following
,
To
drop
a
scow
at
the
dry
dock,
sn
act
ldrnt
when
ntruck
on
the
bead
by
Coastwise
Steamship
Barge
Co
s
s
block
freighter
Anyox.
Capt
C.
R.
Brewster,
.--
-
was
In
port
this
morning
on
the
way
to
The
new
Seattle
halibut
boat
Kitep.
Taeoma
with
a
cargo
constating
of
1300
named
after
the
wrll
known
dleeel
en-
ton
of
gold
and
silver
ore
from
Stewart
gine.
offered
her
initial
eeteh
here
of
land
1900
cars
of
blister
copper
from
90.000
pound
today
following
bar
Anyox
smelter.
maiden
trip
to
the
banks
butt
finding'
market
condition
unfavorable,
went
on
Jchn
Plcwln
arrived
in
thp
city
this
to
Seattle.
morning
from
Port
Simpson
to
attend
the
Prince
Rupert
riding
Conservative
St
Andrew
society
Monthly
.meetli'.K
ncinlnnUng
convent
inn
lurii
mil
be
r
cveiiltig
-il
o'clock.
hcUl
UiUjh:.
.U-8J-L
OF
AN
IN
Boston
Grill
Wire
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NKVV
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
Phone
457
Price
Pive'Oni
Vancouver
Police
Probe
Asked
by
Commissioners
City
Council
Will
be
Asked
to
Sanction
Inquiry
Under
Provisions
of
the
City
Charter;
Fletcher
Objects
V
nieeli
H
u
i
ry
ly
th
mer
i
for
U
ANCOUVKR,
April
12.
I'lanH
for
a
sweeping
investigation
into
all
allegations
of
irregularities
within
the
police
department
were
approved
by
the
police
commission
at
a
special
ng
this
morning,
when
a
propoutl
by
Mayor
Taylor
that
an
in
Im
held
under
the
provisions
of
the
city
charter
wan
adopted
i
uoaru
or
tommissioHers.
Commissioner
Fletcher
voted
against
the
motion,
his
previous
,;
lor
u
Royal
Commission
haying
been
refused
at
a
former
tr
The
city
council
will
be
asked
to
pass
a
resolution
providing
inquiry.
Country
Saved
$600,000
from
September
12
to
End
of
Year
on
One
Railway
Alone
in
Rates
April
12.
Sir
Henry
Thornton
in
a
review
of
the
OTTAWA,
operations
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
for
1987,
tabled
in
the
House
today
says
in
part:
"Due
to
adverse
weather
conditions
both
spring
aud
fall
harvesting
were
delayed
with
the
i
result
that
deliveries
of
grain
were
1.7
per
cent
lower
to
Vejtcouver
1
and
Prince
Rupert
The
portion
of
the
1127
croc
which
did
not
move
during
the
year
WiH
be'hamireurWrt
frrst
she
swaths
of
thin
year.
Another
part
of
the
report
says
:
"Under
general
order
Number
448
cf
the
board
of
railway
conunls-e
aloOer.
effective
September
19.
1937.
i
grain
rates
from
ail
points
of
western
Canada
tc
the
head
of
the
Lake
I
were
roduced
appreciably
and
grain
j
rat?
to
Vancouver
aud
Prince
Rupert
j
f
r
export
were
reduced
to
the
lakebead
j
basis
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the
end
of
1927
the
relatlee
j
!
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were
over
$600,000
lean
than
;
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would
have
been
but
for
the
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BULLS
STAMPEDED
I
NEW
YORK
MARKET
1
I
NEW
YORK.
April
12
Bulla
kt.im-pecled
the
market
yesterday
The
Uvl
Kioup
led
t!ie
rle
with
advance
of
I
it,
tec
U
x
dollar-.
FITZS1M0NS
IS
CHOSEN
IN
KASLO-SLOCAN
j
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re
per
i
also
ssys:
"Results
for'
jtbe
year
tev.lfy
to
the
continued
,.ONltKVU,vlN
xotllNATE
xTKAM-
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healthy
economic
condition
of
the
caun-
,
i
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MAN
TO
CONTENT
AOAINST
itry
snd
are
Indicative
of
the
continued
j
and
improved
opportunities
for
Invest-
j
LEAKY
ment
of
capital
and
settlement.
No
!
country
offer
s
more
attractive
field
;
NSW
dbnvbm.
April
il.
captain
for
hands
and
minion.
"'
James
Plttatmmons
was
yesterday
the
j
choice
of
the
Kaslo-Blocan
OonservaUve
I
convention
as
a
candidate
at
'
the
approaching
general
provincial
election
to
run
against
SMnsy
Leary,
Ubesal
Bembtf
slnee
1994.
Piraslmassas
jj
a
pioneer
steamboat
captain
who
has
eBWauia
far
more
toaa
90
yean
on
the
Arrow,
SJlocsa,
Troht
and
Kcotenay
Lake.
EITORTMADE
KILLTHE
KING
JEMMAM'KL
Of
ITALY
HAS
CLO'
I
ALL
HtlMI
HUVIII
t
lilt
II
g.
I'UHrKD
Kit
LINO
II
Mil
AN.
Italy.
Aplrl
12.
eVMrtsra
pao-.
pie
were
killed
and
ssmetkmg
lis
forty
injured
by
an
exBtseion
of
a
bomb
)ust
before
the
opening
this
morning
of
the
Milan
fair
by
RMg
Emmanuel.
M'n.
S
A
Mills,
principal
of
Burden
Street
School,
is
making
the
round
trip
to
Ketchikan
and
Anyos
today
'with,
the
Vsncouver
Sun
"Better
Bngllsb
JBse"
i
party
of
children.
PublicMeeting
will
be
held
in
the
COUNCIL
CHAMHBR
City
Halt,
on
Thursday,
April
12)
at
8
p.m.
Subject:
IMS
EXHIBITION'
It
is
important
that
eveij-hody
interested
Attend
thk
meeting.
S.
P.
MeMORDlB,
sr.
Mhjto.