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THE
CLASSIFIED
HABIT.
;0l
XX
No.
75.
LARGE
HAUL
NARCOTICS
San
Francisco
Police
Made
Seizure
in
an
Exclusive
Residential
District
.N
FRANCISCO.
April
2.
Ono
i.f
the
Unrest
narcotic
haul
s
made
here
yesterday
when
t'n
ee
men
were
captured
with
ap
ri'
Ximatelv
half
a
million
dollar?
rth
(lf
drugs.
The
police
claim
lie
seizure
will
Involve
a
notorious
ta-tr-rn
gang
of
narcotic
oper
ators.
The
police
swooped
down
upon
''I
FIERCE
V
STORM
SWEPT
13
STATES
Number
of
Death
Reported
and
,
Property
Damage
Runs
j
Into
.Millions
WINTER
RETURNS
THERE
Ullzrard
Felt
In
Wisconsin
and
Terrific
Blow
In
Other
States
CHICAGO,-
April
Winter
returned
during
the
Easter
week
'hrir
victims
In
a
house
In
an
ox-'
nj
lo
tne
central
states,
and
the
1
tu.Mvi:
reaiucnuai
imirict.
FINAL
RITES
FOR
SIR
LOMER
GOUIN
MONTREAL,
April
2.
Eight
fc'iurn
after
the
services
com-
tllrni'Pfl
In
nimlmn
tnr
Sir
T.nmir
ouin
the
last
rites
were
carried;
out
ni're
at
the
Uouin
family
vault
n
the
Cotes
des
Nelges
cemetery
0I
the
slopes
of
Mount
Royal
QUICK
WORK
OF
AN
ADVERTISEMENT
IN
CLASSIFIED
COLUMN
"Please
take
IIVC
my
IllJ
advertise-
AUUltlflC
snow
and
rain
is
followed
by
a
flood
menace
In
the
Mississippi
valley.
The
storm
struck
hardest
in
Wisconsin
where
a
blissard
swept
the
state,
wires
being
down
In
many
places
and
the
people
weatherbound.
Many
people
lost
their
lives
or
were
injured
as
a
result
of
the
storm.
At
Poplar
Uluff
a
score
of
people"
are
in
the
hospital
and
eight
of
these
are
expected
not
to
live.
Two
were
killed
at
l'oin-ter,
from
Columbus,
says
a
despatch
Ohio,
two
lives
were
lost
at
Buffalo
and
a
good
many
other
places
report
lives
lost,
people
injured
or
damage
suffered.
The
gale
blew
at
about
fifty
miles
an
hour.
Property
damage
Is
mounting
Into
1IIIU
millions,
Uiiaivssot
the
damage
"
m
y,..i-
"
1
went
out.
I
advertised
a
cago
alone
being
eatlmaiea
ai
a-
.
flit
.1.11..
aaa
rord
Tudor
yesterday
and
it
about
a
minion
uohuid
worked
quick.
:
nt
once,
so
pie
I
sold
the
car
lean
take
the
advertlpmint
nut."
That
NEW
YORK,
April
2.
A
death
toll
of
eight
with
the
num
.
-ber
of
,njured
more
man
vu
Was
n
early
telephone
call
,i
u,M,.rread
property
we
received
this
morning.
,
damaee
u
the
result
of
the
furious
storm
thai
swept
MILL
RATE
THIS
YEAR
Will
he
41
or
45
Mills
as
Against
lf
Levy
Iat
Year
RiMinesH
at
the
regular
fortnightly
meeting
of
the
city
council
tonight
will
include
the
bringing
down
of
the
mill
rate
for
the
year.
The
rate
thin
year
will
be
41
or
45
mill,
depending
on
the
final
petting
of
school
board
estimate.
Last
year
the
rate
was
If.
so
n
slight
reduction
is
shown.
The
bylaw
setting
the.
1929
mill
rate
will
be
given
its
initial
readings
tonight.
BOMBSFELL
"
ON
U.S.
SIDE
OF
BOUNDARY
Woman
Killed
and
Roy
Reported
to
He
Injured
NACO.
Ariz.,
April
2.
Fairy
Raker,
aged
35,
was
wounded
in
the
head
by
flying
fragments
of
one
of
the
rebel
bombs
which
fell
on
the
Uni
ted
ted
State
State
tilde
nldc
of
or
the
the
interna
interna
twite
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Centra
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.
C,
TUESDAY,
APRIL
2,
1929
MISS
NIAGARA-WHY
NOT
?
LARGE
CABARET
Speoltf
Dinner
Thursday!
and
Saturday
Dancing
titrj
Saturday
nljht
from
9
to
12.
Dane
Hall
lor
Hire
.
Accommodation!
tor
PrlTat
Partt
Phone
437
IN
U.
S.
AND
CAN
A
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
FISHING
SCHOONER
DORIC
PILED
ON
ROCKS
THIS
MORNING
Terrific
Storm
Sweeps
Ontario
Damage
Amounting
to
Million
Dollars
in
Value
is
Reported
TORONTO,
April
2.
The
restoration
of
the
crippled
lines
of
communication
last
night
brought
report
after
report
of
damage
done
by
a
terrific
windstorm
Sunday.
Indications
are
that
the
stormwas
one
of
the
most
vicious
and
widespread
of
many
years.
Estimates
of
the
damage
compiled
from
fragmentary
reports
indicate
that
it
may
total
a
million
dollars.
Scarcely
a
town
or
city
in
the
storm
area
escaped
the
severe
damage
to
property,
either
through
the
flood
of
waters
or
the
wind
which
approached
a
hurricane
in
force.
Rain,
snow
and
sleet
accompanied
the
storm
and
temperatures
fell
j
rapidly
to
freezing
point.
Though
many
persons
received,
minor
injuries,
no
deaths
have
been
reported.
The
damage
at
Niagara
Falls
is
estimated
at
$100,000.
ST.
CATHERINES,
April
2.
The
storm
in
Simco
county
is
reported
to
have
been
the
worst
in
memory
of
the
inhabitants.
Damage
to
the
extent
of
$50,000
was
done
at
Port
Dover
harbor,
the
fishing
docks
valued
at
$76,000
j
w
as
also
swept
away
and
the
dancing
pier
costing
$60,000
with
all
the
concessions
along
the
board
walk
were
destroyed.
All
sections
of
the
province
told-a
6tory
of-widespread.
destruction
and
crippled
communications.
Early
reports
indicated
the
most
havoc
was
in
the.'Niagara
peninsula.
Trees
were
uprooted,
roofs
torn
loff
and
fencesTevellSi
a.,
over
the
fruit
belt
Today
the
weather
is
fair
and
higher
teniperatures
prevail.
.
-
.
y
Many
beauty
queens
entered
the
world's
beauty
contest.
One
the
greatest
of
all-
wai
overlooked.
She
Is
shown
here
"Miss
Niagara."
7NC0UYEROTANCIAL
PAPER
SEES
4
-
JUSIIOEiIN
PRINCE
RUPERT'S
DEMAND
I
FOR
OPENING
UP
COUNTRY
BY
ROADS
Financial
Journal
Does
Not
Want
to
Sec
Province
Divided
but
Thinks
Should
Be
Greater
Appreciation
of
Value
of
North
,
(Financial
News)
There
is
published
in
Prince
Rupert
a
statement
to
the
effect
that
when
the
annual
convention
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
is
held
in
I
T..
n
nvmincil
mnv
hn
mnrlo
tr
irinvo
fnr
trip
fnrmnt.inn
jjune
a
proposiu
muy
uv
iiuiuc
iu
muis
iui
uic
iuihio
tionai
line
early
today
during
of
a
separate
provinccf
or
northern
British
Columbia.
rebel
i.
i
air
.i
raid
i.i
....
federal
rJo.al
-.
ii
ti
British
...'i
I,
o
Cohimhia
..
1
.
.
V.
:
.
.
.
feel
rl
i.v.n.
that
a.
n
fortifications
across
the
border
in
Naco,
Sonora.
It
was
reported
that
a
boy
also
was
injured.
Every
window
of
the
business
section
of
Naco,
Ariz.,
was
shattered,
sending
the
terror-stricken
population
in
a
scramble
from
the
danger
tone.
Alnnv
in
ennthprn
mav
this
i
111
uwmmvhi
-
.
.
"
-
y
illlltlj
agitation,
not
new,
is
a
natural
phenomenon
in
the
north,
like
the
starting
of
sap
up
the
tree
each
spring.
ine
impaiieiice
ui
uui
uvuuciu,
...
II..
I
itliens
anouid
be
sympauMucaiiy
and
considerstely
dealt
with
for
it
is
akin
to
the
impatience
that
Vancouver
people
felt
just
a
few
years
ago
when
they
hammered
Schooner
Doric
Piled
on
Rocks
at
Kinahan
Island
Early
Today
Inbound
from
the
halibut
banks
with
a
load
of
fish,
the
Seattle
halibut
schooner
Doric,
Capt.
O.
B.
Han-ncy,
piled
up
on
the
rocks
on
Kinahan
Island,,
near
the
entrance
of
Prince
Rupert
Harbor,
in
the
blinding
snow
at
3
o'clock
this
morning.
Early
reports
stated
that
the
vessel
was
badly
holed.
The
Pacific
Salvage
Co.'s
power
tug
Salvage
Princess
was
sent
out
at
8
o'clock
this
morning
to
take
the
crew
off
the
Doric
find
look
into
the
possibilities
of
salvagfe.
It
was
oi
a
half
flood
tide
that
the
Doris
'went
up,
so
therp
is
hope
of
the
vessel
being
saved
if
she
is
not
too
badly
damaged.
The
Doric
is
one
of
the
larger
Seattle
halibut
schoonors
and
was
built
only
last
year.
She
is
a
voseel
of
47
net
tonnage
and
carries
a
crew
of
10
men.
The
holds
of
the
Doric
contain
a
catch
of
30,000
pounds
of
halibut.
.
,
.
,
,
their
fists
against
the
barrier
of
high
freight
rates
preventing
ready
trade
communication
with
the
natural
hinterland
of
the
Pacific
Coast,
the
Western
prairies.
In
Northern
Rritish
Columbia
the
issue
is
not
freight
rates,
it
is
primary
transportation.
Rightly
or
wrongly
and
in
our
opinion,
rightly
the
North
feels
that
it
is
being
neglected
in
the
expenditure'
of
funds
for
new
roads
in
Rritish
Columbia.
The
past
session
of
the
Provincial
Legislature
proved
a
disappointment
to
the
North
when
it
failed
to
produce
(Continued
on
page
three.)
PREMIER
TOL.MIE
OFF
FOR
HOLIDAY
TO
RECUPERATE
VICTORIA.
April
2:
Pre-
micr
Tolmle
has
taken
the
advice
of
his
physician
and
friends
and
left
yesterday
for
a
holiday
which
Is
to
ex-
tend
for
three
or
four
weeks
in
order
to
recuperate
his
health.
Ills
destination
is
not
known.
Search
is
Being
Made
for
Kingsford
Smith
in
Australian
Bush
RYDMP.Y.
Now
South
Wales.
Anril
2.
Search
is
beimr
made
today
bv
air
and
water
in
the
Australian
bush
for
the
missing
plane
boutnern
uross
and
tapiain
nanes
Kingsford
Smith,
Charles
T.
Ulm
and
their
two
companions.
They
radioed
Sunday
that
they
were
coming
down
in
a
rainstorm
100
miles
east
of
Wyndham,
Western
Australia,
while
en
route
irom
uyciney
to
ungiana.
The
country
in
which
it
is
believed
they
landed
is
in-Hnhitpd
larirelv
bv
natives,
manv
of
whom
are
unfriendly
and
reputedly
cannibalistic.
The
terrain
is
such
that
it
is
not
believed
the
plane
couiu
taKe
on
again.
STOCK
MARKET
STAGES
RALLY
NEW
YORK,
April
2:
Stock
prices
rallied
today
In
brisk
fashion
under
the
stimulus
of
fresh
buying
in
oil,
public
utility
and
steel
shares.
A
few
high
priced
issues
advanced
$10
to
$34
per
share
and
a
long
list
of
popular
industrials
climbed
$1
to
$5.
Call
money
was
renewed
at
12
per
cent.
TORONTO
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Falcon
Bridge,
10.00.
Hudson
Bay,
19.00,
.......
,,
,
Intl".
Wekel,
49.25.
Mandy,
1.20.
Mining
Corpn.,
4.C5.
Noranda,
53.50.
Pend
Oreille,
13.50.
Sudbury
Basin,
9.70.
Sherritt-Gordon,
8,65;
Teck
Hughes,
8.65,
Ventures,
1Q.G0,
.
FIRE
AT
ATLIN
DESTRUCTIVE
Number
of
Stores
Hotel
and
Masonic
Lodge
Go
Up
In
Flames
Yesterday
JUNEAU,
April
2:
Fire
early
yesterday
destroyed
the
Government
liquor
store,
the
Masonic
Lodge,
the
Kirkland
Hotel
and
three
stores
at
Atlin,
B.C.
It
was
believed
that
the
blaze
started
from
a
chimney
fire.
The
loss
Is
large
but
no
estimate
has
been
set
on
it
yet.
SiottishvHumoit
Imported
direct
from
the
Aberdeen
Joke
Factory
THE
FREE
PRESS
The
Free
Press
of
Aberdeen
changed
its
name
because
the
inhabitants
took
it
at
its
word.
They
brought
their
trousers
to
bo
pressed.