R
A
IRQ
-QTH'l
I
Moonshine
Seized
and
Operator
Arretted
at
Hidden
Hay.
Alaska
t
WOMAN
CHARGED
WITH
Mr.
BRIBING
POLICEMAN
Maude
Wick
Appears
in
Police
Court
This
Morning
Before
Magistrate
.
Ml'ljrnqnt
.
,
....
.
......
t.T
-
.Maude
V,
who
wH
KfcT:illKA.
April
'convicina.nwd
J8QO
at
the
end
raid.
I
red
"aro,-f
I
nc-handed
a
ohanfeof
k
,
hibi'ion
offlwr.
surprised
Oharllor
fw
w,c
-HWJired
ajra,'n
,
Fraser
distilling
liquor
au
a
rurV
thla
raining
be-
rrxmshine
outfit
in
the
woods
at.-ff)re
jfagklrate-MsClymwit,
this
-
-
hi-ad
or
Hidden
Bay
on
lrir.ee
.ro,,en
a
haw,
0f.
giving
a
bribe
,
Walei
Wand.
tlke
of
floor.
It
is
alleged
,
F
.snr.
tr&
a
MiVt
rijon.-
that
.Mw,
attempted
to
ti.ine
and
burned
two
buildings
to
br,je
Cwp
Q
Q
Bflrber
jn
!
-
ground.
:nection
with
a
raid
on
her
house.
i
harterng
a
private
oobi.
-
(Somr
pyinc
w.8
uken
in
he
dy
wi
nt
to
Hidden
Ry.
When
he
n
,
t
the
scene
of
operations,
tofflorro.v
mornirur
Fi:.or
was
Inside
a
two-story,
bu
Minir
wHh
the
distillery
run-
in-'
fcll-blwt.
Handy
waited
Frr
had
finished
the
.
.
,
i
....
it
and
wnen
ne
sippu
"ut-
the
t
ill
house,
placed
him
un-
d'T
rret.
Ti
.,
xt'll
hd
a
enpaeRy
of
180
c
A'u
of
mash
and,
when
tested
1.
.
ll.n.lv
at
mm
AnK1
of
tuminKf
case
which
was
adjourned
until
WOULD
EXPEL
ORIENTALS
VANCOUVER,
April
29.
J.
ou'
one
ffPnn
of
moonshine
in
s'x
V.
Hampton
Dol.
of
.Vancouver
r
pii'm
There
were
245
gallons
was
ejected
grand
fator
of
the
of
(
-wheel
moonshine
and
a
irreat
Native
Sons
of
Britiah
Columbia.
;
n'i'v
of
tnash.
all
of
which
The
grand
post
recommended
to
v..
re
d
-Htroved
except
two
Vr
f
in-tfsming
executive
that
it
li.uiov
hmnght
back
with
the
still
take
action
to
iwcure
a
final
ex-for
evidence
Ipulsion
of
Orientals
from
the
fish-
'
.
,
.
irig
industry
on
the
British
Co
AIRPLANE
CRASH
FATAL
YESTERDAY
AT
LOS
ANGELES
LOS
ANGELES.
April
20.
Three
men,
two
connected
with
the
moving
picture
or
stage,
were
lumbia
coast.
Nanaimo
wn
chosen
for
the
next
year's
convention.
TO
SHIP
SALMON
THROUGH
RUPERT
turned
to
death
in
an
alrplano,
vt.rrr?uik'AN.
Anril
29.
To
crash
on
Sunday.
The
dead
are
open
braaphes
of
the
Marlyn
F'hih
William
Oviatt
Jr.,
aged
22,
of
Company
aWunu
.and
Peters-Falmouth,
Mass.,
who
was
winter-
barfi
jjt
j,rjf,
nad
of
the
eom-
"k
ncre;
uny
ocou.
ngea
xu.scen-
nanv
ift
Ke4chlkan
on
Uie
Aiam-
writer;
and
Mack
Fluker.
edi.
lft,t
niirn4i
iir.
itrg
will
c'Knd
25,
who
nlavetl
heilvy
narU
fi.
Imoh
whrp
a
lum
,n
',lms
imer
branch
will
be
put
In
opera
SALVAGE
KING
ARRIVES
HOME
tion
fqr
the
first
time
In
the
his-Itory
of
the
Marlyn
concern.
Kinar
Olsen
will
be
in
charge
lof
the
Juneau
branch,
Mr.
Berg
announced.
At
Petersburg.
C,
Q
Mundex
will
bo
branch
managtr.
lAt
both
branches
fish
will
be
pur-
chaacd
and
shipped
direct
to
Vlf'TmiTA
It?
I
An.iiw.
P
'
v7
Th
.ai
'"ce
Rupert
and
Seattle
or
S
teamerc
Sa,,Vnife,
K'n'
"-trans-shipment
to
eastern
polnUf.
'ved
ht'.e
on
Sunday
from
Osaka,
J
JaI'an,
having
towed
the
disabled
j
-American
freighter
Havllah
from;
PUICH
OF
WHEAT
"utoh
Harbor.
Alaska.
The
shins
cm:ountered
constant
galea
which1
VANCOUVER.
April
89:
The
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.i
The
following
nuuutionf
were
iid
and
nked:
B.
C.
Stiver,
1.00,
J.50.
Bayview,
5,
5'a.
Big
Miaeeurl,
1.G8,
1.C5
Cftrk
Prov1n.
15Vi.
.N
Donwell,
Nil,
24.
Duthie,
65,
Nil.
Georgia
River,
37,
9S
y
Golconda,
1,53,
1.55.
Graatfvlew,
'44V4.
4l
Independence,
9
V4,
9.v
T
nrlln
n
K
?
r
InteY.
Coil
&.
Ooke,
35,
SC.
Kootenay
Florence,
15,
18,
R
&
L.,
3.
Nil.
Morton
Woolsev.
7V4.
National
Silver,
1G,
18.
Noble
Five,
7Q$.i..
.
Oregon
Copper,
55,
5G.
Pend
Oreille,
G.90,
7.00.
Pioneer.
Nil,
1.G0.
Prtmier,
1.90,
2.00.
Porter-Idaho,
50,
GO.
x
'
,
Reeves
Macdonald,
2.25,
2
JO.
Rufus-Argenta,
2G,
28.
Ruth-Hope,
40.
42.
Silver
Crest.
7V4,
8.
Sllrercup,
8,
Nil.
Silverado,
90,
95.
SwwfUke.
06,
67..
'
''
Sunloch,
2.25,
2.50.
Tar
minus,
5,
10.
.
,
;
Topley
Richfield,
35,
3G.
'
WtlHngton,
12,
15.
H
Whitewater.
1.00,
1.05.
'
1
Woodbine,
5''j,
6.
:
.:
i
Oils,
Calgary
Dallas,
Nil,
1.G5.
Gretot
West,
Nil,
55
Mercury.
Nil,
1.45.
Mid
West,
Nil,
1.00.
Mill
City,
Nil,
G.75.
Okalta
Common,
Nil,
525.00.
Okalta
Preferred,
Nil,
590.00.
Regent,
Nil,
G5.
Spooner,
Nil,
3.85.
Advance,
9.50,'
9.75.
A.
P.
Consolidated,
3.88,
3.90.
Calmont,
3.90,
3.95.
Dalhousie,
5.65,
Nil.
Devenish,
1.33,
1.35.
'
ni,lh.9ls4A!bVtaVN)ly
l;85
'
A
Vr'J
jtayland,
13.65,
13.85.
McDoug.-Segur.
Nil,
7.25
McLeod,
5.70.
6.00.
New
McDoug.-Scgur,
Nil,.
5.10.
Vulcan,
Nil;
2.35.
Freehold,
Nil,
1.70.
Hargal,
2.35,
2.40,
Sterling".
Pacific.
2.06,
2.05.
United,
15.00,
15.'20;
:"
'r
Eastern
Stocks
Sherritt-Gordon
,8.45,
Nil.
Nornnda,
50,25,
Nil.
EDMONTON
TAX
RATE
UDMONTON,
April
heavy
sens
ngnlnst
tho
Hnvllah.
$1.17.
lon
the
dollnr-
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
everyone
rdi
th
Clutlttotf
Ad.
LARGE
CABARET
If
you
lose,
tdvertlM
for
It.
Special
Dtnnen
Thursday
and
K
jou
flna.
locate
tn
ownr.
"'
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
nlfht
WbsUvtr
you
ned.
sdvcrtU'
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
lor
Hire
orr
THE
4
PRINCE-RUPERT
Accommodation!
for
Private
Partla
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
laone
4S7
o
29:
Ed
.....
...
tt
II
.
BMAMf
AM
I
1I1T
flllinAII
hna
n
k
t7
Y
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Ko.
T
08.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.
C,
MONDAY,
APRIL
29,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
p
ANit:
foixows
train
wreck
AIRPLANE
RETURNING
SOUTH
GOES
ASTRAY
Trains
Collide
in
New
York,
Fire
and
Panic
Follow
NEW
YORK,
April
29.
A
steel
train
and
a
wooden,
each
jammed
with
between
2000
and
3000
office
workers,
collided
on
the
elevated
railway
just
above
the
Yankee
stadium
today
and
killed
three
and
injured
two
score,
half
of
them
seriously.
Fire
and
panic
followed,
the
crash
and
fqr
more
than
an
hour
police
and
firemen
ought
with
frenzied
men
and
women,
trampling
each
other
in
a
wild
scramble
for
safety.
The
dead
are
J.
Cllllen,
motorman
;
William
J.
Schultz,
17-year-old
student;
and
an
unidentified
passenger.
LONE
OFFICER
GRAIN
ELEVATOR
IIUIINED
EDMONTON
THIS
MORNING
c
EDMONTON,
April
29:
The
Edmontori
Terminal
Grain
Elevator
Company's
elevator
here
was
totally
destroyed
by
fire
this
morn-
ing
with
a
loss
of
$120,000.
a
y&"
i
iS
KI.vD
OF
MYSiBItlOUS
kSmS'S;
4ribMonoplpiieDEiari
ylng
Parker
f
vrJtmenjMay
be
Lost
in
the
tdN&l3ibf
Yukon
Territory
EVIDENTLY
MURDER
AND
SUICIDE
SATURDAY
.
j
AT
ST.
REGIS
HOTEL
VANCOUVER.
WHEN
MAN
AND
WOMAN
FOUND
DEAD
IN
ROOM
YESTERDAY
General
Booth
is
Honored
by
King
LONDON.
Aprl
29
The
King
today
conferred
on
General
Bramwell
Booth,
deposed
commander-in-chief
of
the
Salvation
Army,
the
order
of
Companion
of
Honor.
The
order
carries
no
title
or
precedence,
but
ranks
after
the
first
class
of
the
order
of
the
British
Empire.
Only
a
limited
number
of
awards
have
been
made.
HEAD
OF
N.
S.
NEW
POLICY
BANK
PASSES1
FINANCING
OF
Charles
Arhcibald
Former
Mining
Engineer
Director
of
Bank
links
and
was
a
member
of
the
,
Halifax
Curling
Club.
iBUSYDAYAT
T
A
MrTlTIVTr1.!?
AfiiSl
90
PvnmntiHmn
fr1
A
Rf
ovn
1
Duncan,
Miss
Chrissie
i
iviiiuiii.iun
vvv
wvv.iw
Mjgg
Ruth
Mohar
and
Mrs
Rob
Lafe,
East
Georgia
Street,
on
Saturday
"that
his
missing
ert
Woocls
wcre
admltted
fta"
wife,
ilargaret,
aged
24,
had
met
with
foul
play
and
this
members
of
the
congregation
and.
.vas
verified
late
Sunday,
afternoon
when
her
body
and
by
certificate,
w.
R.
McAfee,
Mrs.
thatof
FranklMartind
aged
30,
with
bullets
through
their
H.
McAllister
and
Mrs.
Jean
hearts
were
found-in
Martiho's
room
at
the
St.
Reeis
ho-
It0";
ui
There
was
a
vocal
duet
by
Mrs.
!
'"
J-
P.
McMillan
and
Mrs.
J.
II.
mi.
i
iu
i.
e
i
i
.
:
l
of
murder
and
suicide.
The
police
say
that
it
is
a
case
;MeUod
at
thls
communion
Ber.
Martino
killing
the
woman
and
then
himself.
vice
Martino,
according
to
a
storv
told
the
police
by
Lafe,
Rev.
t.
h.
McAllister
preached
':essttated
the
dumping
of
oil
price
of
Number
1
iNorinern
.""""
"
"
oW'nrr
iinu
oml
follnVl
f
t
ottlmp.fn
i
.1..
i
i
i.
.....
i.i,
..
minted
at
ux
roie
mis
year
nt
iuy
mills
"""'"b
snopping
HOSPITALS
Many
Years
1
VICTORIA.
April
29.
Hospital
I
HALIFAX.
'April
29:
Charles
flnanitjog
in
British
Columbia
Archibald,
aged
84,
former
presi-
WH1
be
put
on
an
entirely
new
,dnt
of
the
Bank
of
Nova
Scotia,
1bas!
und
the
Rovernment
pol-Jdied
here
today.
He
was
formerly
cy-
t
was
announced
by
Hon.
S.
L
t:
i
j
L.
Howe.
-Shoeraker,
in
The
Chicago
Daily
Nva.
d
more
than
twent
Altogether
the
proving
will
!
-The
Cessana
monoplane,
piloted
by
Parkei
Cramer,
trans-Atlantic
flyer,
on
its
way
back
to
Chicago
after
a
flight
to
Nome,
is
believed
lost
today
in
the
wilderness
of
Yukon
Territory
east
of
Big
Salmon,
125
miles
north
of
White
Horse,
according
to
the
Government
Telegraphs.
At
11
a.m.
the
plane
passed
over
Big
Salmon
headed
east,
whereas
it
should
have
been
taking
a
more
southerly
direction.
The
belief
is
that
Cramer
may
have
mistaken
Big
Salmon
for
Yukon
Crossing
and
thus
lost
his
bearings.
At
1
p.m.
'
there
had
been
no
report
at
White
Horse
of
the
plane
since
it
passed
Big
Salmon
at
11
a.m.
The
machine
.
was
to
have
landed
at
White
Horse
for
fuel.
If
a
mistake
has
really
been
made,
as
is
how
believed,
the
ship
might
be
completely
lost
in
a
barren
wilderness
devoid
of
communication
with
the
outside
and
with
few
human
habitations.
Should
it
be
necessary
to
make
a
forced
landing,
the
plane
may
not
be
heard
from
for
days,
and,
possibly,
weeks.
The
only
chance
is
that
the
aviators
find
their
mistake
while
they
still
have
enough
fuel
left
to
get'
back
on
their
course.
The
plane
could
not
get
away
from
Fairbanks
on
Saturday
owing
to
the
soft
muddy
field.
The
takeoff
was
made
this
morning
and
at
10:30
a.m.
the
ship
passed
Carmacks.
was
a
prominent
J&9re
in
the
f'T"1
;
"iw
Cape
Breton
coal
Industry
before
y"r-
e
lerwl
dear
up
the
days
of
the
mergers
and
labor
Z
l
P'U1
2,b",OTti7!
of
W000;
it
wil
m
provide
for
all
unions.
He
was
appointed
a
dl-
rector
of
the
People's.
Bank
soon
.r.
"P,g
Ia'V?
d
"
ddlU"'
aI'
after
Ws
retirement
from
the
giTS??
Wl
mines,
becoming
a
director
f
the
'7'
L'
"r
,"d
Mtt,
MW
htfspltal
dmands-
Bank
of
Nova
Scotia
shortly
af-
.t,
ai.u
ihwcu
vuij
ui
n
I
nm
All
nnntii
vear.
He
was
born
at
Svdnev.
V
lYt
I
III
I
MUW
IN.S..
and
was
a
ereat
fisherman
land
hunter,
keen
on
the
golf,
SHIP
MISSING
MANILLA,
April
29:
Seven-'
teen
members
of
the
crew
of
the
lntpr.ilnH
itaimsr
Viblnir
ra
RIIPFRT
EAQTiml8sIng
today
and
ppwtiy
1U1
Lll
Laid
i
I
have
perished
in
an
explosion
of,
j
the
vessel's
gasoline
cargo
after
'
Seven
Baptisms
in
Morning
and
1
It
had
caught
fire
In
the
Visatan
Ten
New
Members
Admitted
4
Sea
midway
between
the
island
'
in
Evening
of
Maebato
and
Ceba.
The
ship
is
I
a
total
loss.
The
Swedish
steamer
Seven
baptisms
in
the
morning
Delhi
rescued
the
12
survivors.
and
tn
admissions
to
member-
ship
in
the
evening
featured
services
yesterday
at
Rupert
East
!
United
Church
of
which
Rev.
T.
11.
McAllister
is
the
pastor.
The
baptisms
were:
Jamea
Douglas,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
G.
Macauley.
Frank
Ernest,
son
of
Mr.
and
Sirs.
Frank
Warne.
Rae
Margaret,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Wohlschlegel.
Dorothy
Mabel
and
Jean
Florence
Esther,
daughters
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Smith.
William
David,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
K.
Murray.
Thomaslna
Pearson,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Krause.
In
the
Evening
By
profession
of
faith
Mrs.
M.
M.
Lamb,
Miss
Wllma
Wilson,
Miss
Jean
Wilson,
Miss
Cathie
Woods,
TORONTO
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Abana,
2.17.
Associated
Oil,
4.55.
Intl.
Nickel.
48.25.
Mandy,
1.29.
(
Noranda,
50.75.
Sudbury
Basin,
8.60.
Sherritt-Gordon,
8.35.
Teck
Hughes,
9.85.
,
Wright
Hargreaves,
1.80.
Hudson
Bay,
19.00.
Dalhousie,
5.75.
Mayland,
18.50.
Scottish
Humor
Imported
direct
from
the
Aberdeen
Joke
Factory
A
SPENDTHRIFT
Johnnie:
"Falther,
what's
a
spendthrift?"
Aberdonlari
I
eanna
sayj
Jad-
die.,1
never
herl
ft'
.them
here
feiii
'TIM
FORCED
TO
SMOKE
In
a
Rumanian
railroad
train
If
a
passenger
enters
a
"Smoker"
when
he
reported
her
absence
on
Saturday,
had
persist-
suitably
at
both
services.
There
compartment
he
not
only
is
per-
ently
endeavored
to
get
her
to
join
him
as
a
dancing
part-
i
wero
large
congregations.
mitted
to
smoke,
but
is
forced
to.
ner
for
professional
encasements,
but
ho,
Lafe,
refused
to
!
ZZ7
,TZZT.
iJ???
S-trt
ncll
has
set
the'
-nsent-
.0n
Sa.turday
afternoon
Mrs.
Lafe
left
home
to
to
the
clty
the
Cata,a
Ia8t
8Uch
compartments
without
a
iaiiea
10
return.
.evening
after
having
spent
a
lighted
cigarette
or
pipe
In
his
Martino
was
a
Waiter.
month's
vacation
in
Vancouver.
Hps.