in
full
swing
until
sockeye
-.ing
m
tarts
about
June
20.
)
.
f
.
Packers
canneries
which
v
;
operate
on
the
Skeena
river
year
include
Sunyside,
of
v
i.u-h
Alex
Sutherland
will
be
.',..:!;
Balmoral,
A.
J.
Butti-manager,
and
Claxton,
J.
A.
t
..i
k.
manager.
Thoaa
W&Jac
v.
!!
e
rfflihinf'
WT
fr.
C.
i
.
km
operations
on
the
Skeena.
i;;i.port
cannery,
pirated
last
-nr
hy
J.
H.
Todd
&
Son,
has
-n
taken
over
and
will
be
oper-l
.-
liv
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
t
-
understood
that
F.
M.
Da
'
-.
at
present
accountant
of
the
A
im
Fisheries
Co.
at
Prince
Rup-
-.
will
be
in
charge.
Casaiaf
,."ii.tv
will
also
be
operated
this
,,r
tiy
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
I
r
Manager
Matthews.
The
A.
i
Packing
Co.
will
operate
V.
A.
and
North
Pacific
can-'
!
;
with
H.
W.
Harris
as
roan-
;
I-
Other
canneries
operating
'
the
Skeena
this
year
will
in-
i
ile
J.
11.
Todd
Si
Sons'
plant
.v
Inverness,
R.
G.
Johnston,
linger;
the
8keiia
River
Pack-
k
'o.
at
Port
Rdward,
George
I
iigstad,
manager;
and
the
Cas--i
.ir
Packing
Co.,
James
Lamb,
ri
nager.
On
the
Naas
river,
Mill
Bay
can-r
ry
will
be
operated
by
the
B.
(
Packers,
with
George
Harris
;
manager;
Arrandale
by
tbe
A.
C
o
t
i.
.
i-acwng
Packing
Co..
ka,..
Walter
E.
PEACESERMONS
YESTERDAY
IN
MANY
CHURCHES
OTTAWA.
April
15
Across
On'
full
width
of
the
Dominion
in
'
hurches
of
every
denomination
a
universal
appeal
was
delivered
yes-t-
i-day
urging
the
pence
program
League
of
Nations
and
asslst-ttin
p
to
League
of
Nations
Society
111
Canada
in
its
drive
for
mem-,
Hogan
is
manager.
As
packing
does
not
start
on
he
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
until
OF
CHURCHILL
DISTINGUISHED
LADY
DIED
AT
OTTAWA
OTTAWA,
April
lo-Mrf;
Delle
Warner
Botsfora
ocon.
Iipn
A
J
i-l..
1
A
AAA
InraHnar
inn
111
CAYOGT
ftH
Tii.
.i.u
.......
i
i
a.
.,.kj..iuhm
t.ros
Hittt
ns7uuna.
uiru
-
uaLiun
V
lutr
UI1IC
IV
UUIIK
4
.
HUHV-"
Mllri
PARSONS
ON
CRIME
BOARD
TERRACE.
April
15:
Accor-
the
arrival
f
fall
fish
about
he
p-
dinar
to
an
announcement
in
the
ember,
H
is
uncertain
as
yet
just
Vancouver
Daily
Province
of
ow
many
canneries
will
be
oper-
Monday,
April
8.
Inspector
7
not.
wted
there
this
year.
u.
8
Vufoai
of
the
provincial
J
'f
Victoria,
Hirvflf
ninSOPnn
'5na
rSnner
police
constable
at
rlr
I
H
HI
lllir
I
Terrace,
has
been
honored
by
be-
1
11
111
UUUUUZ.
ing
appointed
on
the
United,
States
Crime
Board.
The
article
states
that
Xr.-Panwns
i
n
reef
ognised
authority
on
police
ad-
'
ministration
arid
will,
serve
,
on
Intimated
Surplus
of
Nearly
"
board
in
941
capec:ijf.
Tu-elva.
Million
Pound.
lne
PJr
also
snowea
a
goon
For
Year,
,.
LONDON.
Ahril
IS:
Winston
a
a
aft
sn
ata
kA4
rougniy
speaung,
fs,io.w.
.
Jty
The
estimated
expenditure
un
der
all
heads
is
82284,000
'r;.
r
and
revenue
8M.680.000j
Pu
pounds
valker.
manager;
and
V
ales
Is-.
.
fiM,
nrn.e.
t
ml
t.y
the
Csnadian
Fishing
Co.
.
".
-
"r"-rV
.:h
W.
W.
Trotter
as
manager.
ve
"rp
"
of
4.0J8.00C
I
pouhds.,
On
the
old
basis
of
taxation
the
'
annerie.
operating
on
the
coast
would
have
been
11.976.-"ver
.mediately
south
of
the
Skeena
urplus
will
Include:
Lowe
Inlet,
I
W0
pounds.
C
Packers,
Fred
Rudge,
man-
The
chancellor
said
the
great-
K't;
Klemtu,
Klemtu
Canning
ett
economies
had
been
is
arms
"
.
R.
G.
Johnston,
manager;
upon
which
savinK
of
:
nd
Walker
Lake,
B.
C.
Packers,
j
wven
anj
half
million
pounds
l
ii'
sc
will
.be
in
addition
to
the
j,a(j
nude
since
the
Conter-'w
cannery
of
the
Chatham
imI,
nvmr
the
government
Mvaiu
i'acking
Co.
at
Humpack
,
from
the
Laborites
is
1984.
There
L
y.
p,,nh
r
Island,
of
which
L.
wag
no
for
Urge
cuts
In
-r-
.
-a'cial
services
said
the
Chancellor,
while
large
cuts
in
armaments
were
dependent
on
international
agreements,
which
he
feared
would
not
be
as
easy
to
reach
as
all
could
hope
and
even
these
were
limited
by
absolute
requirements
for
the
safety
of
the
British
Isles
and
unity
of
the
Empire.
I
Income
tax
remains
unchanged.
photsjfraph
of
Mr.'.
Parsons,
who
was
the
first
police
constable
in
Terrace,
coming
here
from
Kit-
in
1912.
Spencer
Churchill,
presenting
his'
fifth
budget
to
the
House
of
nniTlCU
C
A
II
ADC
Commons
today,
estimated
the
dKIIIoII
oAILURJ
Government's
expenditures
for
the
year
1929-30
at
74164,000
pounds
or
approximately
Revenue
for
1929-30
is
estimated
on
the
existing
basis
of
taxation
at
758,940.000
approximately
This
would
surplus
WERE
WOUNDED
ON
YANGTSE
KIANG
SHANGHAI.
April
15.
A
tel-
.
,
LONDON,
April
15.
Despatches
to
the
Daily
Ex
nress
from
Svdnev.
Australia,
todav
related
some
CARD
OF
THANKS
Mrs.
E.
G.
Osborne
and
family
io...
j
I.
.4.j
was
the
wife
of
desire
to
thank
their
many
desire
CARD
OF
THANKS
'
:
ZS
u'llJirrn
Camll
Seott.
frid.
for
the
kind
expressions
friends
for
th,
classihf
Boston
Grill
fvtryone
reatf
LARGE
CABARET
If
you
Iom,
Speolil
Dinners
Thursdays
and
....
.
.
.
s
Saturdays
if
tou
una.
kk
Dancing
every
Saturday
nlgbt
wtitttrer
tou
need.
.
from
9
to
12.
si
7'
Dance
Hall
tor
Hire
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommodations
for
Private
GET
THE
CLASSIFIED
u.
Jj
Parti
-''c-V
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
4S7
V
I
XX..
No.
8C.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
MONDAY,
APRIL
15.
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CEri:
AbSTRAUAN
at
JLf
A
aJLtfJlk
AIRPLANE
PASSES
HERE
TODAY
BOUND
FOR
JUNEAU
Ten
Canneries
Will
he
Operating
on
Skeena
River
is
Announced
Some
Changes
Have
Taken
Place,
but
Number
About
the
Same
as
Last
Year;
Three
on
Naas
River
There
will
be
about
the
same
number
of
salmon
can-r.r-ries
operating
in
Di&trict
No.
2,
of
which
Prince
Rupert
is
the
centre,
this
year
as
there
were
last,
according
to
information
which
is
now
available.
Three
plants
will
pac
k
on
the
Naas
river
and
ten
on
the
Skeena,
as
well
as
hers
on
the
coagt
south
of
the
Skeena
river.
Managers
and
machine
crews
have
now
arrived
at
practically
all
t
:
esc
c
anneries
to
carry
out
work
preparatory
to
the
open-
of
the
season,
which
will
no'
INDIA
PLANE
AT
CROYDON
Makes
Trip
to
England
in
Seven
Days
From
Karachi
LONDON,
April
15
The
firxt
India
to
England
mail
airplane
arrived
at
Croydon
yesterday
two
minutes
ahead
of
schedule.
It
carried
five
paMswngeri
and
500
pound
of
mail
and
made
the
5000-mile
trip
from
Karachi
in
M-ven
days.
A
View
of
the
Canadian
Capital
Obtained
from
Aeroplane
Sight-Seeing
Trip
An
aeroplane
trip
over
Ottswa
gives
a
striking
view
of
(
anauii's
"first
city"
and
the
manner
in
which
it
lies
around
the
Parliament
buildings,
which,
as
seen
in
the
centre
of
the
picture,
crown
bluffs
wtfrfhy'
it
"medieval
caeties.
-
i
CONVICTION'
MINE
WORKERS
Airplane
Passes
Over
City
About
BOOTLEGGER
ARE
INJURED
Noon
Today
on
Non-Stop
Flight
Three
Years
Parole
for
First
Man
Fjre
n
jnc
at
Fcrnie
Results
in
Sentenced
Under
Newly
Enacted
;
painful
Durns
from
Seattle
to
Juneau,
Alaska
Jones
Hill
I
nMlB
.
,
,t
iMi
Breaking
the
time
r?cord
for
a
flight
from
Seattle
to
san
francisoo,
April
is.
-
J1
fuTaSr!.
Prince
Rupert
by
more
than
two
hours
and
having
more
ttmZ
STheYad
EaE
than
half
;
way
accomplished
an
attempted
900-miFe
non.
vSSa
from
Seattle
to
Juneau,
the
longest
in
the
?L
a
,
gTF
.....
y
afternoon
while
.
fighting
a
stop
flight
j
ones
vraorge.
uuiwm.,
nBU1-j
work.
v,:0fw,
nf
nvinrinn
nn
tl,io
onacr
n
T-nolf
ViPnrl
Vprra
five-
was
convicted
Saturday
ana
-
m?,
V
"
,
,
.i.
j
m
A
egnm
from
the
ichang
Hupeh
pareied
for
three
ywrs.
Duriag
n9,
f
J..eMt
f
passenger
monoplaned
seaplane,
carrying
three
men,
flew
Hardships
of
Southern
Cross
Crew
Set
Forth
in
Brief
Despatches
were
being
poured
into
the
fire,
in,
m
f
I
T
A
MTMP
AIIT
Canadian
forced
the
flames
back
upon
the
lht
be
doing
until
a
UIJ
j
J
'office
and
explained
the
matter.
j
TAUTCA
DIVED
DICTATOR
OF
SPAIN
WILL
VISIT
STATES
GENEVA,
April
16:
With
twentytwo
ented
ented
and
and
nation
renras-
to
take
possibly
three
weeks
the
preparatory
committee
i
on
disarmament
under
the
League
of
Nations
reassem-
bled
today.
Canada
is
represented
by
'
Dr.
W.
A.
Riddell,
Canadian
The
plane
left
Seattle
at
7;
1
rtll
1
Jrt
il
I
L.1
Y
o'clock
this
morning
in
the
hope
of
reaching
Juneau
in
six
hours.!
Having
been
five
hours
and
fifteen
Consolidated
to
Work
on
Proper.."
WHFN
YiiiEii
FRFF
rrvEC
ur
OF
vui
DUTY
i
minutes
in
the
air
on
passing
over,
ties
Honded
by
Them
in
White
prince
Rupert
it
could
Bapd,y
Sall
DWfct
i
make
Juneau
in
that
time.
Never-.
MADRID.
April
15.
De
Rev-
thelcss
the
previous
record
of
has
been
received
by
Olof
Word
eira.
dictator
of
Spain,
announces
ven
hours
snd
20
minutes
made
that
as
soon
as
he
is
relieved
of
by
Lieut.
Leigh
Wade,
one
of
the
Hanson
that
as
a
result
of
".pre-,
his
duties
he
will
visit
this
con-
United
States
world
flyers,
in
fly-
mutations
made
by
him
the
I)o-tinent.
He
is
much
interested
in
ing
from
Seattle
to
Prince
Rupert
minioB,m.enl
h"
Ilo
,
t
.
.
a
t
.
.
I
A
C
1
a
1
1
t
.
1
1
.
.
-
...
.
-
'
i
a
v
lar
tajibu
r
i
nr
isrsassn
.wsiin
iiimms
tuafa
rnsa
nniv
nrsvinua
avi
I
gujg,
sum
oi
iiw
w
tiBn
wui
thing
of
the
pitiful
scenes
enacted
when
the
Heath
j
America
and
he
thinks
the
visit
n
April
6.
1924.
had
been
't"wt-rfriIS
t-wiip
n
arm
anriw
hosirlp
trip
KrvntriPrn
f
rnaa
Kin
mi.
wouio
una
w
remove
auiereiwca.
sianuaiiy
J--""-
------
w
-
-
O-
lowered.
The
world
'"""a
river
m
um
u
nvij!iuo
in
oraer
that
mining
supplies
may
ford
Smith
and
his
companions
anproached
the
rescue
n'T
lu
"ZZuZTlL:
'
-V'
V.I:
C.r
UZLl
ZZ'Jbe
taken
into
the
While
Sail
di
-
ana
Lntp
u
in
bsu
oiavn
.huhi
vtiiu
siau
inrnu
sjvii-atvii
i
..
-
.....
....
plane
at
a
staggering
run
and
pressed
around
the
oc-
i
:
ifr0BJ
Seattle
as
far
as
Prince1
trict,,.iseV.cooivdaiBd
aim
cupants
to
shake
hands.
Laughing,
sobbing,
haggard,
I
RPrt
emaciated,
unshaven
and
weak
from
privation,
they
raised
a
pathetic
cheer
of
relief.
SYDNEY,
N.
S.
W.,
April
15.
A
12ay
diet
of
wild
beans
and
mud
snails
went
hard
with
Captain
KingBford
Smith
and
his
three.
companions
on
the
Southern
Cross.
They
were
said
today
to
be
so
weak
from
the
long
vigorous
ojeperienco
tjiat
they.might
be
a
full
four
days
preparing
to
take
off
on
their
plane
for
the
return
to
Sydney.
CANADA
REPRESENTED
ON
COMMITTEE
OF
On
board
the
plane
today
were
Pilot
C.
Eckmann.
Navigator
Rob
ert
E.
Ellis
and
Mechanic
Jack
Work
is
commencing
at
once
LEAGUE
OF
NATIONS
.5
Alaska
Airways
the
Co.
Washington
work
lying
ahead
TT
P
TDflfiDC
U.J.
I1YUUI
u
UNDER
FIRE
air.
and
Mrs.
Allison
l.
Haines
,v
.j..
;...
a
itu
s...
.Miir.
...
lU.l
.
.
..
.
j.
ee
r.nlnnl
lieorsa
VMMT
T
ktBd
expressions'.!.
.
4u-i-.i
dvlir.
NACO,
Arii.,
April
16.
ing
at
omening
ve
uas
mtiinj
bonded
a
property
from
Sweney
ad
assoeiales.
Scottish
Humor
Imported
direct
from
the
Aberdeen
Joke
Factory
A
SECRET
Fife
Farmer:
"I
say
f.eordie
ye
.'dldna
tell
me
the
horHe
ye
selt
A
,.
i
li:
-
me
lmni
wen
was
mum
u
m
Ciimi'
under
fire
of
the
Mexicans
Geordie:
"The
man
I
bocht
it
Katurdav.
Tln
v
returned
the
fire
aff
said
naething
aboot
tt,
so
1
1
I
thocht
It
was
a
secret."
n