PROTESTAT
TREATY
WITH
AIRPLANE
Plane
Forced
from
Route
by
Fog
Is
j
it
yr
i
r
it
making
rr
ogress
ATLIN,
April
30.
The
Cessana
monoplane
arrived
The
report
of
the
city
treasurer
made
last
night
to
the
city
council
shows
that
references
to
the
utilities
having
poured
money
into
the
city
treasury
were
all
flights
of
im-arinaticn.
The
actual
amount
paid
into
the
city
during
eighteen
years
of
operation
was
$18,358.88,
yet
surpluses
vere
shown
each
year
except
the
first,
the
total
surplus
on'
paper
being
$201,885.76.
.
Mjj
!
p
'
.
Mayor
McMordie
explained
"
thaC
the
surplds
claimed
wa:s
partially
wrong.
The
money
was
used
in
making
pur-1
THIS
COUNTRY1,
Independent
Salmon
Canner
Thinks
He
Sees
Death
of
Independents
SEATTLE,
April
20.
The
trruty
recently
signed
by
representatives
of
the
United
States
and
.
Canada
which
awaits
only
the
ratification
of
the
United
States
senate
and
the
Canadian
parliament
means
bankruptcy
and
conflation
of
property
for
th'e'inde-drndent
salmon
packers
of
Pugct
fund
's
the
predictron
of
Frank
Weight,
pioneer
salmon
cunnery
operator
of
Lumml
Island.
Thp
treaty
will
place1
'the
Industry
under
the
despotic
rule
"of
international
commission,
which
means
that
big
companies
will
be
Kiven
all
the
advantages
and
tho
Independent
packers'
will'
be
squeezed
out
as
they
were
In
Alaska,
Wright
anld.
COM
DINES
INVESTIGATION
l"mbines
Investigation
Act
and
Action
498
of
tho
criminal
code
tro
upheld
in
a
judgment
given
"V
the
Supreme
Court
lo'day.
cnase
ror
xne
aeparimerrc
ami
charged
to
capital
when
much
o
it
should
have
been
charged
to
re
pine
erne
nt
.
He
said
the
report
on
the
telephone
system
would
be
forthcoming
aOon.
Following
is
the
treasurer's
report:
Gentleman
In
connection.
.with
our
request
for
a
report
on
the
light
department
with
respect
to
general
revenue,
I
beg
to
advise!
that
according
to
the
city
books
general
fund
is
indebted
to
the
department
In
the
sum
of
$18,368.88.
This
might
refcsoably
be
put
up
as
a
set
off
for
taxes,
rental
or
franchise
up
to
1922,
because
up
to
that
date
there
were
no
charges
made
for
that
purpose.
.
The
total
capital
expenditure
as
8h,ovn,by
the
auditor's
report
was
the
sum
of,S5U60.76.
and
the
amount
of
bonds
sold
was
$813,-
000.00.
from
which
should
be
deducted
ibfi,
low
on
the
sale
amounting
to
$41,586.89,
leaving
$301,-41
4,
4
m
tho
net
amount
to
be
applied"
against,
capital
expendi
ture.
The
difference
between
,
..Continued
on
page
eight.)
...
COUNTESS
KILLED,
CAR
OVERTURNED
LONDON.
Anrll
30.
Count
OTTAWA.
April
H
SOt
ThalPowU
was
killed
on
Mndjr
nr
.11
.
.
...Li.n
Twecester
when
the
car
In
which
rldlnir
skidded
and
over
turned.
She
was
the
wife
rf
l
price
fourtn
Earl
of
Towi.
I
their
voices
a
man
and
a
;
wonwfti.
on
Monday
Interrup-
ten
with
.
,
seven-cylinder
HO
to
Warner
Scarab
engine
;
ITJ'ZI",!
I
hitting
perfectly
on
all
seven,
piloted
by
Parker
D.,
Cramer
public
gaiierioa.
They
flung
and
accompanied
by
W.
G.
Gamble.
The
plane
landed
here
a
huge
bundle
of
leaflets
at
7:15
last
night
from
White
Horse
on
a
record
round
over
the
heads
of
the
startled
trip
flight
from
Wichita
Kansas
to
Nome
and
Siberia
and
Rmrs.
They
were
finally
is
returning
to
New
York
via
Hazelton,
Prince
George,
?
known
jecUd
n
Doth
.
were
we
Edmonton,
Regina,
Minot,
Minneapolis,
Chicago
and
I
Commun,8ts-
m
Cleveland.
The
plane
left
here
at
8:45
this
morning
and
c
nects
to
reach
Prince
George
or
Jasper
tonight
and
New
York
May
2
or
3
weather
permitting.
During
the
flight
from
Fairbanks
yesterday
the
plane
encountered
several
fog
banks,
compelling
a
change
of
course,
necessitating
landing
at
Tayior
and
Drurs
Post
on
Teslin
Lake,
Yukon,
where
it
refuelled
and
proceeded
!
t.o
White
Horse,
arriving
at
4
p.m.
j
The
route
taken
from
Atlin
to
Hazelton
will
be
along
the
old
trail
of
'98,
paralleled
by
the
Yukon
telegraph
line,
which
is
an
inestimable
aid
in
giving
weather
cQndMpjMk;
and
the
right-of-way
ofvhichjils-nlaM
places
acting
as
good
land
jfflrksr'-'-
'
f:
'
Jfi
'"'
1
Cramer
and
Gamble
expresshaving
received
admirable.
trrrttmont
at
nil
landinc
nlaces.
'
!
'
o
i
i.'i
Power
Plant
Turned
in
to
City
as
Profit
in
Eighteen
Years
Sum
of
Eighteen
Thousand
Dollars
TO
PROHIBIT
POISONGAS
TIME
OF
WAR
Canada
One
of
Nations
Which
r
GENEVA,
April
3d.
On
behalf
of
Great
Britain,
Australia,
South
Africa,
New
Zealand
an!
the
Irish
Free.
State,
I.ord
Cuyhemlun,
Brit
ish
under-wcreilnrj'
foe
foreign
affairs,
announced
in
the
league's
preparatory
disarma-
irent
commission
todajvthat
theie
nallcns
of
the
Empire
would
ratify
the
Geneva
protocol
of
1925
prohibiting
the
use
of
poison
gas
in
war,
providing
other
powers
also
ratified
the
treaty.
Dr.
V.
A.
RlddelL
Canadian
advisory
officer
at
Geneva,
announced
that
the
Canadian
orovernment
intended
to
submit
to
parliament
a
proposal
to
ratify
the
protocol,
Kub'cet
to
reciprocity
similarly
with
Great
Britain.
I
MURDER
AND
SUICIDE
AT
FORT
WILLIAM
FORT
WILLIAM.
April
30.
Driven
to
desperation
by
do
mestic
discord,
Mike
Walchin,
30-ytar-old
paper
maker,
today
strangled
his
three
sons
and
later
committed
suicide
by
throwing
himself
in
front
of
a
freight
train.
Ills
sons
were
Charles,
aged
7;
Francis.
ged
5;
and
Nora,
aged
2.
The
mother,
it
is
stated,
left
Wal-chtn
some
time
ago.
Sho
was
formerly
Mine
Deatrice
Clark,
an
!'gliah
jfirl.
WalcMn
was
a
Gal-
Ician.
.
Discovery
of
the
triple
killing
came
after
-the
discovery
of
the
father
mangled
lody
on
the
tracks.
Choked
to
death
by
the
silken
Mrf
which
had
belonged
to
-their
mother.'
the
three
boys
had
'been.
'killed
deliberately
one
utter
Another,
arxording
to
a
let
ter
left
by
the
father,
which
gave
the
gruesome
details
of
tho
kill.
n,
mentioning
that
the
two-year
old
bsby
awoke
while
the
others
were
being
choked
arid
whimpered,
"Ma,
ma,
ma,
rrta."
,
,
i
iii
i
i
IMtlCE
OK
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
April
S0:-Tho
of
.wheat
today
here
was
MAKES
GOOD
MADE
SCENE
IN
COMMONS
.
LONDON,
ENGLAND
LONDON,
April
80:
"Down
with
the
government
of
murderers.
Down
with
the
persecutors.
Down
with
the
Simon
commission."
Shouting
these
words
at
the
toD
of
IS
COMMITTED
FOR
TRIAL
ON
BRIBERY
CHARGE
HERE
TODAY
Mrs.
Maude
Wicjcs,
charged
with
bribing
a
police
officer,
was
committed
for
trial
by
Magistrate
McClymont
In
city
police
court
this
morning.
The
woman
was
Shins
CLASSIFIED
W
Boston
Grill
B
reryonc
red
th
ctt.
a
fyj,
v
i
LARGE
CABABET
It
you
!o.
idtertlM
for
t
BpeclU
Dlnneri
Thursday
and
If
jou
rind,
loctto
th
owner.
Saturday!
Oanelnf
every
Saturday
night
WbaUrer
need,
adwtb
you
for
it
from
9
to
12.
PRINCE
Dtnce
Ball
for
Hire
r.
RUPERT
OUT
THE
(
I.AHKIHEI)
HAIIIT.
Accommodation
for
Print
Ptrttas
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
l'hone
4S7
Vol,
XX.,
No.
99.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
p.,
TUESDAY,
APRIL
30,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
EVOLUTION
AT
EN
MUSSOLINI
19
rniMO
DEitivEitA-!
KEHAL
PASHA
STALIN
riLSUDSKT
,
ALlOCANt
virtnV
DICTATORS
From
Khttlricradatifch!
Rerlln.
Revolution
ih
Mexico
Appears
to
Have
Blown
Up
Leaders
in
United
States
NOGALES,
Sonora,
April
30.
With
many
of
its
leaders
on
United
States
soil
today,
the
Mexican
revolution
is
fast
turning
into
a
war
of
guerilla
bands.
Demoralization
of
the
west
coast
army
under
General
Francesco
Topete,
former
governor
of
Sonora,
was
completed
yesterday
with
the
surrender
of
Colonel
Miguel
Guerrero
and
500
soldiers
to
the
federals
at
Ortiz,
Sonora,
and
the
flight
of
Topete,
others
6t
his
staff,
and
Captain
R.
H.
Polk,
American
leader
of
the
rebel
air
forces,
to
the
United
States.
LORD-YOUNGER
!
DROPPED
DEAD
INATHEATRE
PROGRESS
TO
SOUTH
The
Packer
Klemtu
Cannery
Struck
a
Rock
and
Sank
in
Grenville
Channel
Last
Evening
The
fish
packer
Klemtu
Cannery,
attached
to
Klemtu
cannery,
which
is
operated
by
R.
G.
Johnston
and
asso
ciates,
struck
a
rock
in
Grenville
Channel,
south
of
Prince
jflupert,
last
evening
while
bound
from
Inverness
to
Klem-
u
and
sank
in
shallow
water.
The
accident
occurred
hiie
Mr.
Johnston
and
Capt.
Norman
Brodhurst,
skipper,
Were
below
at
supper.
The
forefoot
was
shattered
md
the
vessel
sank
quickly,
those
on
board
taking
to
the
life
boata
and
making
for
shore,
:
.
where
they
camped.
Word
of
the
accident
was
brought
to
Prince
Rupert
and
the
i'acific
Salvage
Co.
despatched
:he
Salvage
Princess
with
sal-Mgc
equipment
at
11:30
p.m.
to
he
scene.
While
the
vessel
is
-ovcred
at
high
water,
it
is
expected
that
salvage
can
be
suc
cessfully
negotiated
boat,
having
been
built
two
years
ago.
She
is
about
forty
feet
long
and
is
equipped
with
a
40
h.p.
fnll
diesel
engine.
COMING
NORTH
AGAIN
Rig
Vickers
Viking
Amphibian
Will
Resume
Aerial
Prospecting
in
Stlkine
River
Area
The
big
Vickers
Viking,
amphibian
plane,
which
was
flown
out
of
Prince
Rupert
by..
Col.
J.
Scott
from
Vancouver.
OBJECTION
TO
I
RETALIATION
Sir
John
Alrd,
President
of
Rank
of
Commerce
Gives
Views
the
EDMONTON,
April
27:
That
he
was
absolutely
opposed
to
tariff
retaliation
on
the
part
of
Canada
in
case
the
United
States
policy
appears
unfriendly,
was
stated
by
Sir
John
Alrd,
president
of
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
when
seen
here.
"If
the
new
United
States
tar
iff
is
unfriendly,
then
Canada
John.
"This
should
lead
to
greater
JAPAN
APPOINTS
MINISTER
TO
CANADA
TOKIO.
April
SO:
lyam-
asa
Tokugawa
former
coun-
cillor
of
the
Japanese
Em-
bassy
at
London
was
appoin-
ted
todaV
to
n
nowlr
Praafnrl
'The
Klemtu
Cannery
is
a
new
post
aS
Minister
of
the
Jap-
anese
Empire
in
Canada.
He
was
born
In
1884
and
was
the
son
of
Prince
Iyaso
i
Tokugawa,
chairman
of
the
1
House
of
Peers.
I
;..
.
..,
i
f
.
.
.
...
HUGE
DEFICIT
OF
CJ.
LINES
Announcement
,
of
Total
Losses.
Since
Railways
Were
Ruilt
Williams
a'fetf
years
ago
into
the
'
OTTAWA.
April
30.
The
cor-
Cassiar
district,
will
come
north
porate
deficit
of
the
Canndian
Na-again
under
new
ownership
this
tlonal
Railways
amounts
to
$472,-summer
to
engage
in
further
200.137,
representing
the
accumu-
aerial
prospecting
in
the
btiklne
lated
deficits
of
all
constituent
areii,
according
to
word
received
-oads
which
were
taken
into
the
consolidation
and
going
back
as
far
as
the
creation
of
the
Intercolonial
Railway.
This
was
stated
'odar
to
the
house
narllamontarv
f.mmittee
investigating
the
accounts
and
estimates
of
the
Canadian
National
by
Sir
Henry
Thornton.
This
sum
woud
be
taken
into
consideration
when
the
problem
of
refinancing
and
the
recreation
of
the
financial
structure
of
the
National
lines
was
presented.
MINE
MARKET
IS
IMPROVING
VANCOUVER.
April
30.
Tbor.
is
an
improvement
in
the
mining
shoujd
look
to
means
of
building
'market
during
the
part
fow
days,
up
her
outside
trade,
said
air
esieciiiy
in
loose
controlled
ny
Premier.
Prem'er
itself
w
up
and
H.i,1mn
nf
inr.mnli-
re
Porter-Idaho
and
Silverado.
LONDON,
April
:10.
Lord'
,
vnllimA
of
hnk,nM,
National
Silver
has
shown
an
ad-
Immedlntelv
taken
before
Judce
Younger,
aged
77.
a
bitter
political
..i,
f.
ru.
-
;vnce
and
Topley-Rlehfleld
has
P.
McR.
Young
In
County
Court
J
opponent
of
David
Lloyd
George,
..No
,
do
not
bciieve
In
a
re.
made-good
gains.
where
she
elected
for
speedy
i
,11PS1
t
the
Prince
of
Wales
Itallat
ory
tariff
against
the
Unl-1
trial
and
pleaded
not
guilty.
The
!
Thentre
last
night
and
died
almost
M
suteg
8aid
Sir
John,
.-We
MANITOBA
MAN
DIES
taking
of
evidence
commenced!
Immediately
of
heart
disease.
mUt
remember
that
the
govern-
wlVMIpT"ii
this
morning
and
adjournment
im
ird
Younger
was
an
old
school
rnent
of
that
country
changes
ev-.
WINNIPLG,
April
80:
After
the
case
was
taken
until
2:30
this
I
Conservative.
He
aided
Andrew
ery
four
years
and
while
one
in
.ha,f
a
cntu.rfy
"
frgoant-at-afternoon.
I
Rorsar
Lw
in
nuttinir
David
LMoi'd
Power
now
may
be
unfavorable
1rms
in.tte
Ma.".itll
Iglltur
TORONTO
STOCKS
(Courtesy
of
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Home
Oil,
21.0ft;
Intl.
Nickel.
GO.
09.
Hudson
Ray.
18.00.
Mayland
,14.25.
Mandy,
1.30.
Noranda,
52.75.
Sudbury
Raajn,
8.05.
Sherrltt-Gordon,
8.35.
Teck
Hughes.
9.30.
Daily
News
"Classified"
tlsing
brings
results.
adver-
George
Into
power
as
a
coalition
to
us
from
a
tariff
standpoint,
it
Jfhn,
"eDpugall.
aged
88,
died
premier,
but
in
lt22
he
ruthlwwly
might
be
succeeded
by
one
that
nl"
home
at
wlrrt,
Manl-lonsigned
himself
to
the
political
woujd
be
favorable.
Canada
can,"""1'
ttday
background
when
he
Insisted
that
get
along
without
a
'
retaliatory
'
"
thoiroalitlon
had
outlived
its
use-.tariff,
anyway
and
we
can
con-
fulncfes.
IMMIGRATION
FIGllltES
tlnuc
to
remain
on
a
friepdly
footing
with
our
southern
HOWEY
HONORED
OTTAWA,
April
30:-lmmIgra.l
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
April
tlon
to
Canada
for
the
fiscal
year
30i
Judge
F.
W.
Howey
has
ended
March
31,
1029,
totalled
been
advised
that
he
has
been
1G7.722
an
increase
nf
10,125
or
elected
a
fellow
of
the
11
per
cent
compared
with
the
Historical
Society
of
London,
previous
twelve
months.
England.
Scottish
Humor
Imported
direct
Aberdeen
Joke
from
the
Factory
TIP
OF
HER
TONGUE
Johnnie
(at
lesson!)
:
"1'alther,
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