Save
Money
The
cheapest
way
to
buy
the
Dally
New
la
to
subscribe
by
the
vcar.
The
cost
Is
ts.oo
inl
your
npv
l"
dellvred
to
your
address
em
h
evening.
Just
figure
out
the
ni.iM
cost
to
you
for
this
dally
icrwcc
for
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months!
Kill
li
I
.i
il
I'd
II-
Will..
No.
85.
IMOND.
Arll
It.
-
Blclinioiid
"""I
decided
to
abaudon
the
'
room
Hi
the
Mitchell
Ochool
'i
bland
tatktwliiff
tlx
death
of
'"I
victim
of
apinal
meningitis.
Miom
war
mambtra
of
the
re-laa
whloh
uee-i
Uie
room
mlionary
mawuraa
are
being
irxpiui
the
atatmntnte
of
medical
tie
that
the
dlataee
la
not
coo-
Tlx.
vlctlau
ww
two
girl
and
bet
Keen
aU
and
ilght
yean.
B.C.
ELECTRIC
SHARES
JUMPED
'onuon
April
tl-'-Britiah
ttotuntbla
1
ordinary
ahafta
horw
tlaatl
aeariy
1
iMinu
to
37ft
pound
ahare
and
h
'erred
ahare
OS
polnU
to
Mo
pounds
:i
'
i"'
'took
exchange
aa
a
result
of
re-'""-
that
Lord
Itotbermor
and
hi
'niauian
aaaoelavaa
have
mada
an
of-'"
of
purthaat
at
a
reported
prlo
of
iHjund
a
ahara
tor
ordinary
aud
!4
pounua
for
preferred
tt'.tKt:
AT
t;r.liii
"SWAHU,
April
11
twarp
earth-
'U4kOh
accompanied
by
heavy
rumb-felt
tbu
morning.
j
April
H
MONTMEAL.
April
11
-Tbe
Oanette
j
The
tlrea
were
sold
locally.
It
'is
aaid
thu
mnrnlng
aya:
The
Patrick
brothera.
i
generally
throujl
t
ut
the
city
and
many
Frank
of
Vancouver
and
Ltater.
mana-
;
prominent
cltteenn.
attracted
by
the
lo
ger
of
the
New
York
Bangeim.
may
oper-
price,
ware
amdag
tfee
purchkaen.
The
ate
a
team
tn
the
National
Hockey
tlielU
are
aa.d
to
have
continued
over
gue
MM
aeaaon.
Tbe
propoattlon
ha
a
pcricd
of
nine
montha
and
have
been
bean
UAdar
awnaldawtleri
by
tbje
Pat-j
Investigated
tor
three
m-
Uha
rkika
which
had
to
with
Mat
at
pa
it
j
ArtaaU
of
a
number
of
people
whe
of
the
PmacMarg
fnmebaae
aad
teatn
have
attcmptel
to
hkt
the
tire
In-
Bad
Ma
preble
uaaMr
lb
'rjterelana
tad
or
iiiaaiii
nheoi
to
the
pMu
kwJt
aaBaOB.
re
enpectad
to
be
made
It
Ik
eatunatea
i
that
the
value
of
the
(toten
tire
is
Advertlae
In
the
Dally
New.
It
paya!
nomethlng
like
3.000.
Republicans
of
Illinois
State
Purge
Themselves
of
Big
Bill
Thompson
and
His
Faction
in
Yesterday's
Primaries
April
11.
KUing
in
mighty
revolt
against
the
CHICAGO,
political
Inctien
headed
by
(iovernor
Small
and
Mayor
William
Thompson,
whue
slogan
was
"America
FirMt,"
Republican
of
Illinois
yesterday
buried
(hem
under
an
avalanche
of
hostile
votes.
Snail
was
defeated
for
the
(iowrnor
candidature
and
Secretary
of
State
IxiuIh
Kmerson.
States)
Attorney
Kolxert
Crowe
was
defeated
for
the
candidature
of
lite
attorney's
office.
The
sinlea
senator
nomination
and
many
leaser
offtcaa
were
also
Iot
by
the
faction.
Mayer
Thtimpnon
himself
was
defeated
for
watd
committeeman.
LONDON,
April
11.
The
Chicago
primary
elections
was
the
big
news
in
London
today.
Afternoon
papon
play
It
strong
with
headline
such
as
"Rule
of
I
tig
11111
Theaipwn
at
Hnd."
nnd
'Schoolbook
Foe
of
King
(Jeorge
Falls
in
iHection
Struggle."
Operating
Loss
Sustained
by
Government
Merchant
Marine
is
Greater
Than
for
Previous
Year
TTAWA,
I
1
Marine
April
11.
The
Canadian
Govarnment
Merchant
had
an
operating
loss
in
1987
of
S70,(MM)
against
a
loss
of
SUO.OOO
in
1926
and
a
million
or
over
in
the
pre
ceding
years.
The
gross
revenue
was
$750,000
leas
than
in
1926,
a
report
tallied
in
the
House
of
Commons
today
said:
I'li..
Iiw
I
in
urn
hie
showiuir
was
largely
attributed
to
t-ondi-
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
APRIL
11,
1928
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
M!XIN';
UP
Till.
.".M.ODY
STT:T:
Si,-
na
rry
Lauder,
noted
Scottinl
sin.'iiig
conH.iliai',
anil
.Mario
Thanilee,
Metropolitan
(lici.i
tenor,
sinj:
a
iluc
anil
.seem
to
he
njoying
it.
NEGRO
SHOT
AT
ELECTION
IN
CHICAGO
AS
lll'rNT
or
AU.V
ll
MAVOU
TIHUIPNO.N
IN
MTII
tVAHII
CHIC
).
April
II.
Orluvlmi
tiriiauluditi.
h
m-crii
lawyer
and
llrumi
camllilalc
lur
Hie
tMli
ward
rtMiimlller,
a
oleln
In
hfr
vwu
ward
i-lrrbt
Irn
minute
after
tne
poll
rhMd
at
(lie
u'rturk.
lie
ai
an
oppMent
l
the
aaallttrnll
pimrrliil
.tlorrlo
Klri.
Imm
of
the
van!
aanl
a
puHlkwl
all)
of
VUjor
Thumiwan,
Uraadaildv
wa
hi
aa
aut
wbrn
aewther
ear
with
l
aen
In
It
drew
alangaMe
al
final
four
hot.
Aile
frowi
the
(iramtakiy
ahMt-Ing.
elreMiiM
iNMtMe
liere
w
al-wl
negligible.
SKK1KHTEII
IIKI.KiATBS
lltOM
IVTKHIOIl
VISIT
I'UIM
I
Ul
l'KltTMM
tnthecoursr
of
addrca
last
night
to
the
Board
of
Trade
L
B
Warner
nUKgrstrd
the
Doal-blllty
of
a
delmation
of
Board
of
Trade
membcra
from
the
interior
tjwn
).iinn
an
ofUctal
rail
to
Prince
Kupert
In
onkr
that
they
nuilr
io
aho.wn
the
wwrklnga
of
tl.r
x
rt
and
ace
for
thetnrlve
!o
.iltalra
wrs
hand
aad
and
nier:
the
people
who
were
domx
:liing.
GOVERNOR
IS
4
4
ii..ns
under
which
certain
services
had
to
be
operated,
there
lieing
teixs
or
umomtii
of
Mmsiniim
a
shortage
oi
cargo
tonnage
and
also
additional
competition
which
It
!'
1
1
i.,
rrinet
il
Irculit
rate.
however
gratltylnR
to
be
attic
to
report
that
proapecu
for
the
lulure
re
brlght-r
owing
U
decrealil
competition
and
aUblllrallon
of
tfw
ireiKMt
rati
I
"Tlie
tltuatlon
u.
m..i
riw
from
anxiety
Hisiriiltv.
oartlcul.iily
an
our
Moam-
of
then
!'
'llJ
er..
on
account
j
.oiilnmant
are
placed
at
a
greater
dl-
Udvanfcge
In
competition
with
modew
kihI
under
coiuitruc-Uon
tonnage
operated
r
.ervloc
by
other,
Jjnw.betyieMi
Canada.
Unltxl
Kliwdom
and
the
Continent."
INCREASE
WORK
ON
'
TERMINUS
MINES
V10TOKIA.
April
H
Diix-ctora
of
the
to
lucreaae
the
decldl
Termlnu.
mine
working
on
the
pro-
number
of
men
i...
H,.hiii.u
the
crew
now
pvrby
ami
wj
will
"'i.n
imme-Idlately
wortliiK
in
tli
tunnel
to
open
up
all
the
face
f
LIQUOR
BILL
INTRODUCED
W1U.
I'KIMIIIIIT
IMIMIIITATIO.V
nv
amyom:
kxckit
(uivkux-
IIENT
OI'
ILL
OTTAWA,
Altll
II.
.V
1)111
n-lilbltlng
the
Htwrtalh)ti
of
Ibiuor
Us
aigr
(irlvate
Imllflilmil
Into
any
H-fe
Mlirta
inurnment
1
li
uur
ewitml
I"
to
effect
wan
Riven
It
flrat
reading
In
tlte
llnuae
f
fVini-iiiimii
yaatanUy
after
immi
ly
IIihi.
Kriieat
UMliile,
nilnWrr
of
111(1
LKACIUi;
IIASKIIA1.I,
Boton
1.
Waahlngtor.
ENTHUSIAST
B
IN
t'AN.MI
t
l
AIMlBWt
T
VA-
t(U
VRI1
KOAHII
01'
TIUHK
VANCOUVER.
April
11-
The
flral
governor
general
to
utldrea
the
Bw
of
Trade
la
Vlacount
WUllngdon.
who
was
the
guaat
of
lumor
laat
night
of
that
body.
HI
Bxcellency
anoaktiig
on
hi
lm-preaalona
o,
anadu
aald
that
much
had
happened
durinn
tha
paat
year.
"Prom
a
general
point
vtew
from
whafvi
teat
you
wian
tev
apply,
banking,
tMaaportatton.
ludwttrla!
or
what
not.
aa
Increaae
in
indlvtdjuai
waalth
I
shown.
On
thing
la
peratotly
certain
that
Oaaad
l
moving
tor
ward
on
a
sound,
attady
baai
to
peaaperlty."
The
Oovernor
ab
aald
If
It
la
true
that
Canada
baa
a
xreatar
idea
of
her
national
rsapenslbllltlea.
It
la
also
true
that
she
reallae
her
iiteNaeed
partur-shlp
In
the
Brltlah
Kniplre."
HIIKAT
MAIlKtrr
VANCOUVgR.
April
11.
-The
price
of
wheat
yeaterdny
was
1J3',4.
01TBR
SAID
TO
BE
M
DE
FOR
THE
B.C.
;
ELECTRIC
RULWAY
M
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
learn
Phone
457
Price
r'i
-
i
f-'-'
-
The
Letter
Box
Till:
FALL
FA1K
1
1
1
nf,
Daily
News:
li
M'ciiis
to
tne
thai,
the
citizens
(
I'niiiT
nupert
are
mutting
a
yi'
.t'
mistake
in
not
taking
more
interest
in
the
Annual
Fall
Fair.
'!
i
ini
it
now
would
be
a
fatal
:
i
it
.
i
ci
i
iii
ii
hit
uifiinuai.
11
hub
urcu
uu,
standing
event
ever'
year
1
1
th
city
has
attained
any
d-
.
:
a
m
li
j:
.
in
prominence
ana
to
iail
to
-
t
.i
(..iv
mi
uiiv
numu
uc
iu
nume
..,
J
....
Ik..
I
.
.
f
1L
I
A
i
ll.
uuu'flllM
.lie
nuift
Ul
lliunt'
VI!"
MilVC
KIVVII
IIICII
illllt;
tfllU
.1.
A
i
:
i
hi
i
ill
me
oast.
I
.t
city
and
town
in
the
I
H
I'.iiiri
has
it
annual
fair
and
1
i
nil
c
Rupert
can
hardly
afford
t
im
the
one
exception.
To
dis-
1.1
I
I
I
1
1
i
i
I
1
1
li
ii
nuuiu
UC
BIKIJ
Ul
UK-
i
i.i
m
e
The
fair
has
been
a
1
1
ml
advertisement
for
thin
town
m
il
it-
success
this
year
will
be
ureil
if
everybody
will
do
their
t
...
i
i.tl
meeting"
have
been
In
Iii
which
have
been
poorly
at-
Irmiei:
and
little
enthusiasm
nun"
.tning
and
I
sincerely
.ill
who
can
will
make
it
iiuiiii'Ms
to
be
present
to
Mipport
to
this
ti.uiion.
S.
P
UcMORDIK.
Mayor.
in
i
ii
?
in;
if
i
.
FLOODS
LAND
I'Mtl
i
WONTNKAI.
lllxTRIf
T
ftTIU.
I
Mll.ll
M.tTRM
tthsll.T
IIAM-MINU
HJVKH
i:!KAL
April
II
-
Aswutaucr
fruui
kiki
nimrnnunt
in
the
form
o:
nii
to
SesaMfi
the
huge
bloca
-
n
holding
hack
the
water
o'
lAwrwnae
with
the
coiisequeni
:
.:
o:
w
vara
I
municipalities
m
thj
.
eagerly
awaited
by
the
fiuud-
it:na.
lolnt
UI1
hM
four
feet
of
''venng
the
streets
with
pr
-
lie
me
eotutlUoua
Ui
other
af-;aru
tiDiu
throughout
other
part
oi
'
iiict
aM
pmetically
iiorna:
THIRD
VICTIM
OF
MENINGITIS
t'W
MI
NT
HIIOVI
l
IA
1.1
1XI.AM
I
l
TIONAItV
jib.i
iu:
Tires
to
Value
of
Two
Thousand
Dollars
Stolen
in
Vancouver
Recently
Bight
Men
Arrested
nnd
Others
Expected
Including
a
City
Inwyei
Who
(iave
Nome
of
William
Jamua
April
11.
With
eight
persons.
Including
a
Van
VANCOUVER,
cou.r
barrister
already
under
arrest,
startling
developments
are
expected
in
the
police
department
investigation
im
wholesale
thctts
of
tires
from
the
premium
of
the
(icodyear
Ti.e
and
Rubber
Company
of
Canada
Ltd.,
Homer
Street.
Three
men,
Ernest
0.
Peters,
a
taxi
driver,
AHx.'rt
Wilson,
a
logger,
and
a
city
lawyer
who
gave
the
name
oi
Willia.n
Jame'
were
uken
into
custody
Monday
charged
with
retaining
stolen
goods
and
PATRICKS
MAY
ENTER
HOCKEY
were
released
on
$1,(100
bail
each
Hve
mens
were
mack
previumly
Edward
Httumn.
a
nhipper
for
tlx-!acod)ear
Co.njj.iny.
Pete
Lrettj.
Th.mii
Tamburri
and
liuaua
Howard,
tax;
driven,
and
Thcc:a
Taylor,
a
truiufc;
man
Ail
Hht
appeared
In
the
polle.'
court
today
and
wen-
remanded
unn
Outlook
for
Interior
Better
Than
Ever
Says
President
L.
B.
Warner
(
OU
will
be
glad
to
know
that
conditions
in
the
interior
never
Y
i,
n.eii
.so
onght
as
at
present,"
said
L.
B.
Warner,
presi-
dent
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Cemral
British
Columbia
in
addressing
the
Prince
Rupert
board
at
its
regular
quarterly
dinner
in
the
Commodore
Cafe
last
evening,
Milton
Con-
.aie.M
presiding.
In
mining
this
season
would
see
more
practi
-al
development
t'lan
had
been
the
case
since
mining
was
started.
The
operating
companies
were
well
financed.
All
had
money
in
the
bank
with
.
.,
proceed
with
the
work.
Shan--
.
h.lders
had
the
satisfaction
of
know-1
:
i
.ik
that
their
moiK..,
went
Into
the
irr
jund.
Ii.
the
development
of
mining
Prince
iftuprt
woild
be
vl'ally
iA;eiuted
aa
'
this
city
waa
the
m.
In
supply
potat
for
tbe
interior.
In
regard
to
fanning
there
had
been
more
land
clearing
during
the
paat
few
years
than
ever
before
and
this
was
now
all
being
town
wnn
wneat
wun
ine
t
tecii!
that
the
condition
on
the
farm
,was
never
better
than
today.
Tuts
wai
largely,
the
remit
of
tbe
building
of
the
elevator
here.
The
timber
business
was
developing.
VANCOUVER.
April
11.
A
fc-iion
Bvery
secov.d
day
an
average
of
ett
cable
to
tbe
Province
nays
"A
rvluor
'car
loads
of
pole
was
being
I
current
in
financial
circles
that
an
through
am
I
then.
Of
-lees
aoikr.'
a
great
Matsrn
ox
tn
Qerei
aaaipT
and
a
etoud
of
Canadian
aasoci-
'--ai
the
uatual
good-wUl
that
exalted
atas
for
the
pureham
of
tbe
Brltlah
j
be:
-veen
tlte
interim-
and
Prince
Ru
OolumbU
Etectrlc
Railway
Campany
"
(continued
on
page
three)
Hockey
Game
Packed
with
Action
Last
Night
When
Montreal
Took
Third
Game
of
National
Series
from
N.
Y.
Rangers
ONTIiEAL,
April
11.
The
New
York
Rangers,
unable
to
solve
the
Montreal
Maroons
stubborn
defense,
ably
back
ed
by
Joe
Miller,
formerly
of
the
New
York
Americans,
who
took
the
place
of
the
injured
Lome
Chabot,
let
Nelson
through
in
the
second
period
and
Babe
Siebert
in
the
third
to
score
a
goal
each
and
took
the
game
two
to
nothing
and
thus.
Ie.id
the
Rangers
by
two
games
to
one
in
the
Stanley
Cup
aeries
match.
Penalties
incurred
hy
Joe
Lamb
and
Paul
Thompson,
Maroon
and
Ranger
subs
resectively,
in
the
third
period,
forced
the
teams
to
play
five
man
hockey
for
the
remainder
of
the
game.
The
ienalty
also
calls
tor
automatic
suspension
for
the
fourth
game
of
the
series
Thursday
nigh
The
two
players
engaged
in
a
fist
fight
and
with
Referee
Rodden,
who
tried
to
separate
them
sprawled
on
the
ice.
The
game
was
packed
with
action
throughout
and
was
by-far
the
best
of
the
series.
There
was
scarcely
a
dull
moment
in
the
minutes
of
play,
which
saw
the
winners
display
superior
hockey
throughout.
The
goals
that
beat
Miller
were
well
earned.
Conservatives
Nominate
Arthur
Shelf
or
d,
a
Wistaria
Farmer,
to
Contest
Omineca
Against
Manson
URNS
LAKE,
April
11.
At
a
meeting
of
the
convention
of
Conservatives
of
the
Omineca
riding
here
yesterday
Arthur
Shel-ford
was
nominated
Conservative
standard
bearer
in
the
contest
against
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson,
attorney
general,
at
the
forth
coming
provincial
general
election.
OVERHAUL
OF
SHIPS
HERE
IS
ASKED
L0CALLY
M.VTTEU
C'OMaW
I
I
ItgtOltE
IIOAI1I)
or
tbadk
rnu.i
ketail
jiku-
ITIANTH'
AMIOCIATI(
At
the
board
of
trade
meeting
last
night
th
pan
cootmltvei
was
asked
u
paa
an
a
petition
cent
tbe
Canadian
national
ate
ma
hips
by
tbe
local
retail
merchant
asking
that
the
Teaacti
of
the
fleet
be
overhauled
at
tbetr
own
dock
here.
Accompanying
It
was
a
reply
from
R.
Beaumont,
superlntecdent,
stating
that
there
was
very
little
overhaul
work
ione
this
year
and
that
was
doi.e
mostly
by
then
own
crewi
under
the
supervising
engineer,
wboae
head
quarters
are
at
Vancouver
The
Charlei
is
being
overhauled
here
but
no
decision
bad
been
arrived
at
a
to
what
would
be
don
with
the
Prtnee
John.
PjGI
TO
BE
SETTLED
SOON
AllrUMtMHBNT
IHSlMi
NKOOTIATKO
AMI
IlKSl
LT
TO
UK
AHSOl
Xt'KO
IX
AUOIT
TIlHtl:
UESKS
VANCOUVER.
April
11
Promise
of
a
definite
announcement
within
the
Meat
two
or
three
week
will
permanently
remove
the
Pacific
Orcat
ass
tern
from
!".s
position
as
tne
"Oovernmen'.'
only
worry
was
made
by
Hon.
W.
H.
Sutherland
here.
Or.
Sutherland
told
the
executive
Pleating
of
the
Vancouver
City
Liberal
Association
that
negotiations
were
being
carried
on
which
would
result
in
a
profitable
arrangement.
TWO
MONTH
OLD
DIES
IN
HOSPITAL
RESULT
OF
PNEUMONIA
COLD
The
death
occurred
this
morning
in
tbe
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
of
'
Meredith
Richard
Edgar,
two
month
old
son
and
third
child
of
Mr.
and
Urn.
William
Bdgar.
Ltoumau
Apartments
A
cevere
cold
developing
into
pneumonia
ws
Uie
cause
of
death
Funeral
arri
'
icemen
la
are
In
the
haiuK
A..
I
....
1
1
..I
1..
Ik..
..anx.iillnn
u.uu
,.
i
roriy-one
uuieK"cs
actually
bcii.-u
m
im-
iKii.cmmii
if
the
B.C
Undertakers
and
interment
index
of
the
enthusiasm
prevailing
throughout
the
constituency.
wtll
Uke
place
tomorrow.
Some
of
the
delegates
had
walked
twenty
to
thirty
miles
through
-
;
l.ss
snow,
slush
ana
muu,
wnicn
preventea
any
meenamcui
moans
ui
trauaportatkm.
In
order
to
reach
the
j
railway
which
eventually
brought
them
.
tord
be
unanimous.
to
Burns
Lake
at
two
a.m.
The
asaembly
was
called
to
order
at
U.ree
p.m
with
K
M
Johnson
of
Van-dcruoof
In
the
chair
and
A
B
Mitchell
s
secretary
Three
names
were
placed
In
nomination.
Major
Robert
Lowe
ot
Bums
Lake.
Arthur
Shrltord
of
Wlatarla
and
E.
A.
Mitchell
of
Vanderhoof
Owing
Shetford
Is
a
farmer
of
Wistaria
and
ha
been
in
the
dlatrlct
many
yean.
.
He
waa
the
Conservative
eaaeidate
at
the
last
election.
j
TIIA1N
ttltBC'Keil.
PARIS.
Ap
il
11
-Crushed
or
trapped
in
Kiiralnv
mi
fourteen
laannla
am
to
tbe
length
of
tin,
taken
In
balloting
when
injured
today
a
the
three
cornered
contest
the
conven-
tr,
crashed
into
an
empty
tlon
waa
adjourned
for
an
hour
at
alx
triln
1Mar
care
du
Mord.
pin.
i
During
We
evening
asaslon
Major1
WEATHER
URIDHT
Bobert
Lowe
retried
on
tbe
seventh,
"ince
nup.-nm
cioua;.
w,
vote
Arthur
SheUord
then
got
the
temperature
.
J.
necessary
alxty
per
v-ent
and
A
B
Mlt-1
oVKI.IT
IIIKs
chell
and
Major
Low,
moved
and
second-
m.n,N
Wales
April
11
Stanley
ed
that
the
n-jinlnatum
of
Arthur
Shel-
jorm
weyman
the
novelist.
Is
dead.
PublicMeeting
will
lie-
held
in
the
COUNCIL
CllAMHKIt.
City
Hall,
on
Thursday,
April
12,
at
8
p.m.
Subject:
1928
BXIIIIUT10N
It
is
important
that
everybody
interested
attend
this
meeting.
S.
P.
McMORDIE.
86
Mayor.