Coastgi
Capt.
Dan
Larsen's
new
2-foot
halibut
boat
Capellt,
a
handsome
addition
to
the
local
fishing
fleet,;
took
gracefully
to
the
water
at
1
:;o
this
afternoon
when
the
launching
took
place
at
the:
high
tide.
There
were
no
special
ceren
monies
in
connection
with
the,
event.
The
craft,
which
is
equipped
with
a
45
h.p.
Bollnder
deisel
engine,
will
be
ready
for
sea
In
about
two
weeks'
time.
kera
for
the
Island
Packing
Co.
SENT
TO
JAIL
FOR
BEATING
CHINAMAN
AND
ROBBING
HIM
Having
in
their
custody
three
Indian
prisoners
who
were
scn-
guard
headquarters
said
that
the
Louisiana
and
Crew
Captured
Smuggler
Followed
by
Americans
Until
200
Miles
Coast
and
Then
Scuttled
;
Captain
Defies
the
Invaders
Off
NFAV
ORLEANS.
March
25.
The
crew
of
the
British
Kchnoner
Imalone.
sunk
by
the
coast
guard
patrol
boat's
irun
fire
in
the
Gulf
of
Mexico
200
miles
off
the
Louisiana
shore,
landed
nere
last
nigm.
The
mon
were
manacled
and
under
a
heavy
guard
when
brought
ashore.
They
were
permitted
to
talk
only
to
Uni-:
ted
States
oinciais
anu
uie
Drawn
vitctunoui
.
c
guard
officers
reported
the
Imalone
at
anchor
10
or
11
.
miles
off
the
Louisiana
coast
when
HALIBUT
BOAT
Capt.
Dan
i.arsen's
New
Vessel
Captlla
Took
Smoothly
to
Water
at
Dry
Dock
This
Afternoon
I
first
sighted
and
as
the
coast
;
guard
came
up
to
the
captain,
John
-
I
Randall
of
Liverpool,
Nova
Scotia,
tood
on
.the
deck
of
the
Imalone,
and
ah
ng
a
pistol
ana
snouung
;hat
any
man
that
attempted
to
board
his
shrp
would
be
killed,
lie
js
being
held
formally
charged
with
interference
of
a
merchant
man
witfe.th
customs
pt
leer-,
inl
his
boarding-
duttesr
"No
eflarge-
has.
yet
been
-placed
against
the
'
i
.r.
nil
i
)i
I
-i.
i
'
Later
Randall,,
admitted
,,
being,
engaged
in
rum
smuggling,
,b.ut
said
that
He
was.
outside
Aro.riT.
can
water
Jnd
pn.
the
ii'Kh
sea
when
hailed
by
the
patrol
boat.
He1
said
"bccause
'lfe"
raew'Mlat
he
was
within
his
rights
and
en-;
titled
to
the
freedom
of
the
seat,
this
was
the
roost
cowardly
attack
on
a
merchant
ship
since
the
submarine
warfare."
He
said
he
The
dry
dock
is
now
engaged
j
carried
only
liquors.
In
construction
of
three
other
.,!..-
ktota
TVioan
rp
the
.u'
n.-At.
vuh
Jt-'official
statement
'
from
coast
Cold
Storage
Coi
and
two
pac
WASHINGTON,
March
23.
An
pursuit
and
sinking
of
the
Uritisn
anxiliary
schooner
Imalone,
suspected
rum
runner,
was
In
accord
with
the
well
known
doctrine
of
international
law
which
authorises!
pursuit
of
a
vessel
that
violated
the
law
within,
waters
over
which
the
United
States
had
control.
FOREIGN
OFFICE
SILENT
LONDON,!
March'
.25.-yiTfie
?.
British
forcigii
hflih
will
-mafce
'
J"
,
,,,
j
r;
a
Rob
!
no
"tatejnent
9t
unpff
Cial
90m-at
Oka
la
by
?J
jmcnt
tolnK
the
Mnot
crtson
in
County
Court
at
Smith-
nrltf.h
Sooner.!
Imabnfe'
by
era
for
beating
up
a
nml
rnbbinir
him
of
a
Chinaman
i
bottle
of
whiskey
and
rum,
Provincial
Constable
G.
A.
Wyman
of
Srnith-era
and
Constable
H.
L
McKen-
to
the
interior
this
morning.
The
trio
will
bo
taken
on
south
later
in
the
week.
They
are
Daniel
Joseph,
who
has
been
sent
down
for
18
months;
Alfred
Pierce,
who
drew
15
months,
and
Sam
Brown,
who
irot
12
monih.
Sit
Sim
wn
thn
name
of
the
victim
of
the
attack.
PATTULLOTO
TOURPROVINCE
VANCOUVER.
March
25.
T
I).
Pattullo
plans
to
devote
most
of
the
comlnir
year
to
touring
tne
province
and
building
up
the
party
organization,
he
announces.
He
will
bo
the
guest
of
the
Vancouver
Liberal
Association
at
a
banquet
here
on
April
4.
the
United
States
coast
guard
ves
sel
until
they
receive
a
full
report
from
Sir
Esme
Howard.
However,
the
affair
appears
to
the
British
nfriMnla
m
n
most
serious
rum-
ney
of
Terrace
arrived
In
the
(runnng
incident
If
unofficial
re-
city
from
the
interior
on
yesier-(
tg
gh0U)j
prve
correct.
...nnnU
trnln
rptumlnC
HALIFAX,
March
26:
Cap
tain
Randell
of
the
scnooner
Imalone
Is
known
in
British
admiralty
circles
ns
Lt-
Commander
J.
T.
Randell
D.S.C.,
Croix
de
Guerre
with
two'
palms.
He
has
had
wide
experience
in
the
Arctic
and
last
summer
he
was
commander
of
the
auxiliary
whnnner
MorBO
on
an
expedition
to
Hudson
Bay.
.He
is
a
resident
of
Liverpool,-
No-a
Seotlai
jyid,
was
born
nt
Newfoundland.
The
Imalone
was
registered
at
Lunenburg,
Nova
Scotia.
DIRIGIBLE
LEAVES
piiHnERICIISIIAFEN.
March
or.
TVio
f!irmnn
dlriirible
Graf
t
t
itv
--
-
Zeppelin
started
its
Mediterran
ean
flight
last
night.
L0SELIVE5
FROM
FLOODS
IN
KENTUCKY
LOUISVILLE,
Ky,
March
23.
Floods
rushing
down
from
the
Cumberland
mountain
watersheds
took
toll
of
37
lives
In
southeastern
Kentucky
i
nd
northeastern
Tennessee
over
the
week-end,
while
tornadoes
and
storms
spread
death
over
four
other
southern
states,
bringing
the
south')
death
toll
to
49
and
possibly
more.
UEE-SAVED
F
Pringle
J,
Howard
'
1'rfnclV
Ha
THREE
PROVINCES
JOIN
IN
APPEAL
arrow
Escape
When
Auto
Plunges
Into
Francui)iilake,t.,
H
i.'
Howard
PringTei'
manageV
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Logging
Co.,
operating
in
the
central
interior
lakes
district,
plunged
through
a
soft
spot
in
the
ice
of
Francois
Lake
while
on
a
tour
of
camp
inspection
in
hia
AtltAmnhilp
anva
n
marlnl
rtla.
leaped
to
safety
and
then
succeeded
in
aiding
Pringle
to
rech
solid
LOWER
FREIGHTS
!
TORONTO,
March
25.
After
the
completion
of
an
exhaustive
search
of
the
colonist
cur
burned
i
in
the
collision
at
Dorcourt
and
!
-.
...
..
...
....
after
checking
all
the
available
records
and
the
official
statement,
the
offices
of
the
general
manager
WWWM
w
i
'"fHca
I.
I
II
111
IS
Ult
3F
1
Ml
I
HEAVY
SHIPMENTS
tit
Inlet
south
at
12
persons.
OF
POLESflJEING
1
J
i
One
boat
loaded
for
the
last
week
and
another
is
patch
to
the
Vancouver
Province
diiLthi8
week-from
Burns
Lake.
His
dog
Rastusj
MADE
TO
SEATTLE
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
k.
The
car
WMWtftt
ftftiANCOUVER,
iMarch'.
25:
Mr.
Prlnaleiiir
arson
iofjMrJ.
S.
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
local
!
of
'Prince
Rupert.
'
exchange
toddy
at
1.22Vi.
CALL
MONET
ADVANCE
SENDS
NEW
YORK
'
STOCKS
TOBOGGANING,
WASHING
AWAY
MILLIONS
OF
DOLLARS
IN
QUOTED
VALUES
NEW
YOKK,
.March
25
A
storm
of
selling
orders
poured
into
the
stock
exchange
today,
washing
away
millions
of
dollars
in
quoted
values
and
sending
nearly
two
score
railroad
and
industrial
shares
to
new
low
levels
for
the
year.
The
declines
in
active
issues
ranged
from
$2
to
S10
a
share.
The
selling
received
its
stimulus
from
an
advance
in
call
money
from
9
to
12
per
cent.
Later
Despatch
.
1
1
Call
money
went
to
11
pcr
centy
the
highest
sincc
1920.
Some
stocks
lost
fcs
much
as
$13.
FELL
TO
GROUND
FROM
:
i
;SIXTYrF00T
CHIMNEY
I
VANCOUVER.
March
2H.
REGINA,
March
25:
Saskat-
Crashing
to
the
groiind
from
a
60-chewan
will
join
with
British
foot
chimney
of
the
Columbia
laun-Columbia
and
Alberta
in
an
ap-
dry
yesterday,
Tercy
Taylor
was
peal
to
the
Dominion
government
Instantly
killed.
He
was
repair-for
equalisation
of
the
freight
ing
the
chimney
and
it
Is
believed
rate
structure,
Minister
of
Railways,
Labor
and
Industry
Spence
announced
yesterday.
that
he
lost
his
balance
or
that
the
rigging
on
which
he
was
working
gave
way.
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CAIIAHET
Brerjona
read
tb
Claulfled
Ad.
8pedal
Dinners
Thursday!
and
It
jou
Iom,
advertlM
(or
tt.
Saturdays
Dancing
ever)'
ftaturday
nlfht
If
jou
find,
locate
tb
owper,
from
9
to
1Z.
Hall
tor
Hire
Dance
WbaUver
jou
need,
tdrertlM
for
It
V
Accommodation
for
Prlrate
PRINCE
RUPERT
Parties
I1ET
TIIR
CLASSIFIED
IUIIIT.
X
ftione
457
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia'
iNewspaper
w
Vt
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
IVol.
XX.,
No.
69.
TRINCB
RUPERT,
B.
C,
MONDAY.
MARCH
25,
1929
ITISH
RUNNER
AH'e-t
Won-riot'.M,
Ascd
3fi.
Had
Been
Many
Years
With
Big
Ray
Lumber
Co.
Albrrt
Woodhouse,
aged
about
58
nd
a
native
of
Ontario,
sawyer
for
years
with
the
Big
Bay
ofrthe
centraI.regioi.of'tb.Cana-.
body
tionr
of
the
death
list,
as
ri
nn
r
t
ni
f
scan.bffdeUrmined;
may
be
Hi
AfUH
I
K
AMI
,1
UiUlU
V1U1U11
AT
EDMONTON
Moth
Machine
U
Total
Loas
and
Two
Occupants
Are
Seriously
Injured
The
Baxter
Pole
Co.
is
making;
EDMONTON,
March
25:
heavy
pole
shipments
to
Seattle
;
Crashing
in
a
field
near
the
city
from
its
camp
at
Meyer
Lake
limits,
a
moth
airplane,
owned
near
Port
Clements
in
Massett
bv
the
Edmonton
and
Northern
Aero
Club,
is
a
total
wreck.
The
occupants,
R.
F.
Brinkman
and
J.
S.
Clare,
both
mechanics,
are
In
hospital
suffering
from
serious
injuries.
DISPLACED
HER
JAW
WHEN
SHE
YAWNED
TORONTO,
March
25.
Yawn-
kjng
early
one
morning
recently,!
lAflcs
Xfttrv
firav
dlilniMltfi
fiAl"
jaw.
Being
employed
at
the
To-
ronto.
General
Hospital,
Miss
Gray
did
not
have
to
go
very
far
to
have
the
joint
manipulated
into
work
ing
order.
The
young
woman
states
that
her
jaw
has
been
dis
King
George
designated
his
heir
to
represent
him
instead
of
Prince
George.
ANOTHER
PLANE
DUE
HERE
SOON
TO
MAP
OUT
ROUTE
SEATTLE,
March
25:
Plans
are
being
made
for
an
eight
passenger
amphibian
airplane
operated
by
the
Gorst
Air-,
Transport;
Incorporated,
to
leave
for
Alaska
soon
to
survey
a
route
over
which
the
company
expects
to
establish
a
passenger
service.
It
Is
understood
that
Prince
Rupert
will
be
Included
in
the
ports
of
call
both
ways.
IS
province.
SEIZED
AM
MANSON
MENTIONED
AS
CANDIDATE
FOR
JUDGESHIP
British
Schooner
Sunk
by
U.
S.
uard
Patrol
off
Coast
of
rniTfiDTAT
I
Manson
is
Being
Boosted
for
JliDi
1
VjKlALi
I
SPANISH
AVIATORS
FILING
INCOME
TAX
Attention
is
drawn
to
a
provincial
government
notice
appearing
on
another
page
warning
the
pepple
of
the
north
that
Mark
31
is
the
final
day
for
filing
returns
of
'
income
earned
during
the
year
1
928
.
Forms
may-
be
obtained
from
the
provincial
assessor,
t
If
not
already
received.
No
mcney'Is
required
to
be
1
paid
this
month,-
but
only
the
forms
filled
lip
and
returned
I
so
that
the
assessment
may
be
made
up.
DE
ATH
LIST
REACHES
!
TWELVE
IN
ACCIDENT
CROSSING
OCEAN
SEVILLE,
Spain,
March
25:
The
famous
aviators
Jimenez
and
Igesias
left
aboard
their
plane
Jesus
Gran
Poder
for
Rio
de
Jan-erio
late
yesterday
afternoon.
MILLSAWYER
DROPPED
DEAD
Vacant
Supreme
Court
Judgeship
as
a
Rival
to
Dugald
Donaghy
John
Hickey,
correspondent
of
the
Vancouver
Star
at
Victoria,
writing
to
his
paper
says
that
A.
M.
Manson,
member
for
Omineca,
is
being
boosted
for
the
vacant,
supreme
court
judgeship.
He
says:
t.
With
entry
ot
Mr.
Manson
into
the
field,
it
t
was
considered
that
competition
for
the
vacancy
might
narrow
down
eventually
to
two
veteran
Liberal
parliamentarians,
for
the
only
other
person
widely
mentioned
for
the
post
Lumber
Co.
and
at
Georgetown
wanted
it,
at
the
same
time
it
was
before
the
prent
company
.aCff
jWognlred
that
Mr,,Manson
had
q.ulred
that
milldropped
dad
a.i
S
xith
claim
tq
consideration
after
'h
Seal
Cove
mill
about,
2,;S0
this
hi
many
years
of
service
as
chief
-fternoon.
He
is
survived
by
a
law
officer
ot
the
crown
In
this
wif'ow
and
family
of
six
grownup
children,
the
most
of
whom
Mve
here.
An
enquiry
will
be.
made
by
the
coroner
and
the
B.
C.
Undertakers
have
charge
of
heretofore
has
been
Dugald
Don-i-ghy,
K.C.,
of
Vancouver.
While
it
was
believed
generally
in
political
circles
that
Mr.
Donaghy,
on
the
score
of
his
long
legal
experience
and
personal
popularity
among
all
parties,
could
probably
get
the
place
if
h
iVhether
.
Mr.,
,Man,son
paj-ty
would
permit,
Him,,
to,
wjtfiaraw
i'rom
politics
was
another
factor
regarded
as
a
possible
obstacle.
At
present
he
is
the
member
for
Omineca
and
if
appointed
to
the
bench
would
have
to
resign
his
seat,
thereby
bringing
on
a
by-election.
As
Omineca
has
been
a
safe
Liberal
"
constituency
sfnee
1915,
however,
It
was
polnted
out
that
the
party
might
not
view
this
contingency
with
anyrreat
alarm.
Bar
Holds
Power.
.
While
the
appointment
will
be
made
by
the
Dominion
government,
the
wishes
of
the
provincial
administration
will
carry
a
certain
count
of
weight,
according
to
Fish
&
SHAKESPEARE
&
ABERDEEN
After
Shakespeare
paid
a
visit
to
Aberdeen,
he
wrote:
"Who
steals
my
purse
trash."
steals
HALIBUT
BIDS
AGAIN
HIGHER
Up
to,
15.2c
and
8c
Paid
For
,
American
.
Fjsh
And
13.7c
'
And
6c
For
Canadian
Halibut,
prices
showed
a
further
Improvement
a.
the
local
ish
Exchange
this
morning,
when
a
.tota
of
1,10Q,
pounds
were
sold.
Eleven
American
vessels
received
from
14c
and
6c
to
15.2c
Uhd
8c
for
1033WrjWfhds
'while
severt
Canadian
boats
wer6
paid
13.5c
and
6c
to
13.7c
-and
6c
for
SOftOO
VUnds.
"
'
((
-ifi-i
(
i
Arrival
artd'feales:iwere
a&
fol-n
Venture,
2.000
pounds;.
Royal
fltK,QiHUxy
and
CcJ-
"'''
1
'
Panama;
18,000-
pounds
Atlin
Fisheries,'
14J
and
Cc,
Ilene,
1C.OO0
pounds,
Booth
Fisheries,
14.8c
and
Cc.
Ithona,
4,000
pound's,
Canadian
Cold
Storage
Co.,
14.7c
opinion
expressed
here.
The
Otland
Cc.
tnwa
cabinet
would
not
be
dictated
,
Brisk,
10.000
pounds,
to
by
the
province,
it
was
explain-
Fisheries,.
14.7c
and
6q.
cd,
but
at
the
same
time
it
was
Betty,
10,000
pounds,
unlikely
to
name
any
one
to
whom
pjaheries,
14.Cc
and
7c.
the
British
Columbia
government
would
object.
In
the
last
analysis,
it
was
considered
that
the
choice
would
b"
guided
ultimately
more
by
the
representations
of
the
Bar
Association
than
those
from
any
other
sources.
STORM
WARNING
ISSUEDTODAY
Booth
Atlin
Unimak,
8,000
pounds;
Wilson,
7,000
pounds,
and
Tyee,
7,000
pounds,
Pacific
Fisheries,
15.2c
,
1
M
'
'
and
8c.
Viola.
30
.otlnds,
'
fttHd
1
f&ceihlm,
'Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
15c
and
8c.
Canadian
Livingstone,
II,
10n000
pounds,
Atlin
Fisheries,
13,6c
and
6c,
Covenant,
ll.dOO
pounds;
Ter-nen,
4,000
pounds,
and
Mayflower,
2.000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
located
several
times
from
very
IIarametf
r
I)ropM
From
29.79Col
W
.Co..
nd
simple
causes
LONDON,
March
25.
Because
of
the
great
desire
of
the
Prince
of
Wales
to
personally
attend
the
At
8
A.M.
to
29.30
At
1:30
P.M.
A
storm
is
predicted
today
at
the
Dominion
meteorological
funeral
of
Marshal
Foch
In
Paris,.
station
at
Digby
Island.
The'
barometer
has
been
Bingo,
5,000
pounds,
Fish
Co..
13.6c
and
6c.
Royal
Helge
H.,
4,000
pounds,
Canad
ian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
13.7c
and
6c.
Ruth,
2,800
pounds,
Royal
Fish
-Co-
137c
and
dropping
rapidly
this
morning.
At
8
a.m.
29.79
was
registered;
at
12
noon,
29.45.
and
at
1:30
p.m,
29.30.
In
the
first
six
months
that
the
new
Mms.
Tuasaud's
exhibition
was
open
to
the
public,
1,000.000
people
paid
for
admission.
Scottish
Humor
Imported
direct
Aberdeen
Joke
from
the
Factory
C.P.R.PLAN
LONDON
HOTEL
OTTAWA,
March
25.
The
Canadian
Pacific
contemplates
tho
construction
of
a
modern
hotcj
tai'
TnJnn
t.'nUn
It
1Vpvrnlpd
tk
t
-
-
-
-
fjUIIUUII,
the
annual
Ulster
oe
comme
LEFT
BIG
ESTATE
WINNIPEG,
March
25.
Application
for
probate
was
made
today
of
the
will
of
the
late
Sir
James
Alklns,
former
lieutenant-governor
of
Manitoba.
The
estatq
Is
valued
at
$1,700,000.