turd
of
Wcyburn
and
'nhurk
of'
Khedive,
'
reman,
were
Instantly
'-(Jay
at
Khedive
when
a
smajl
rti'inocfiupc
airplane
pllatW
F.iil
smashed
into
the
bunk
h"iisc
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway.
The
plane
burat
into
iimts
burning
the
men.
Ford
was
formerly
In
the
P.
"aj
Air
Force.
i
ANOTHFR
fl.IIF.
LONDON,
April
4:
The
Evening
News
in
a
Melbourne
det
patch
says
that
a
morse
cede
tmaira
has
tiAon
nicked
UM
Inc
1'lant
and
Grant
for
Airport
Facilities
ft'TrillLMIl.'
An.il
A-
M
.1
MICCIMf
DI
AMI?
EARLBALFOUR
lUiJJiiiu
i
Limiu.
y,'l",""iV.f"iM-
f:i
nmhfe
Mi
.fey
was
W,.
Keichikan
wejIto
rF,
iT?e,jby
a
vow
I
u
'ne
cwen-
sLlcllmen
selected
were
E.
W.
Urown,
Hugh
M.
Sawyer,
Percy
G.
Charles.
The
votera
approved
an
ordinance
granting
the
central
iteara
heating
plant
franchise
to
L.
.
1
Fisher
and
by
referendum'
an-i
proved
of
the
expenditure
of
the
I
necessary
money
for
airport
I
facilities.
IS
RETIRING
LONDON.
April
4:
ThV
Karl
f
Ilalfour
haa
decided
to
sell
which
may
have
bearing
on
thVhla
London
house
and
settle
in
search
for
Captain
Klngsford,
the
country,
uociom
Smith
and
the
missing
Southern
this
step
which
is
generally
eon-I'ross
fliers.
The
message
wasistrued
to
mean
that
the
Earl
is
w.w
n.i
fmifm.ntjirv.
comlnff
'
Quitting
nubile
life.
He
is
eighty
from
a
distance.
A
set
In
Aus-
,
years
of
age
awl
his
throat
haa!
1
1
alia
reported
receiving
the
!
been
a
persistent
source
message.
'
trouble.
Air
Line
to
Alaska
Through
Prince
Rupert
Planned
After
of
Successful
Suivey
Expedition
SEATTLE,
April
4.
With
survey
work
completed
by
a
round
trip
flight
to
Juneau
which
was
completed
last
night,
P.
T.
McCartv.
president
and
general
manager
of
the
In
ternational
Airways,
announced
today
that
the
company
will
start
a
passenger
service
froni
Seattle
to
British
Columbia
and
Alaska
this
summer.
Eight;
10-passcngor
seaplanes
will
be
operated,
Mr.
McCarty
said.
Stops
were
made
in
the
survey
flight
at
Vancouver
I'rince
Rupert,
Ketchikan
and
Juneau.
The
same
points
are
scheduled
for
..
11
.
!
...
.
imi'
itmitn.
service.
A
branch
line
may
be
extended
from
Juneau
'td
Sitka
and
IF
ITS
1UK
A
.""""
j'ussioiy
poinis
mnner
wpsi
m
"Can
you
A'aska.
nnnmlMl"
get
your
wife
to
The
conpsrn
Intends
seeking
"Sometlmea.
All
depends
on
mall
contracts
from
the
United
how
we
are
going
to
blow
in
the
states
and
Canadian
governments.,
money
wo
wv"-TrnJM
LONDON,
April
4:
The
health
of
General
H
ram
well
Booth
deponed
commander
of
the
Salvation
Army
la
failing
fast,
hia
daughter
Catherine
Booth
siid
today.
She
aaid
that
there
waa
no
immediate
cause
for
anxiety.
4
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
The
following
quotation
were
did
and
kd:
4
BC.
Silver.
1.00,
NU
Srk
Province;.
19,
,
"
'
Cotton
BelU
TO.-'TS.
'.
Dunwell,
la,
20.
S,
IMII,
41
Golconda.
LI
7,
1.20.
Orandvlew,
5ffr;
"51
OFFER
MADE
BY
ALDERMAN
PRUDHOMME
X
Alderman
i'rudhomme
dropped
in
this
morning
to
clarify
the
offer
which
he
made
at
the.
council
meeting
Tuesday
night.
He
Bays
he
is
reat'y
to
supervise
one
or
two
pieces
of
.work
in
order
to
show
that
J
he
was
right
in
his
contention
that
the
cement
sidewalk
work
was
not
being
doneconomically.
'If
it
costs
more
then
half
of
what
tbc
cosinccr
estimate
he
will
ps.y
-anything
over
that
amount
out
of
his
own
pocket.
Alderman
P
ru,dhommc
hnyti
he
had
nir
intention
of
offcrinR
to
takti
a
contract
to
do
the
wort
himself.
All
he
wants
is
for
the
city
to
get
value
for
tfic
money
MINEUSTKIUSH
nnussi-iLS:
April
Lgtipewt.
perished
today
in
a
lire
Ad
explosion
at
a.
colliery
near
Pat
u
rages.
CLASSIFIED
HARP
Boston
Grill
gverjon
retell
th
CluMtl
LARGE
CABARET
if
ou
Iom.
sdvertlM
for
'
o.
Speoltl
Dinner
Thundijr
and
4
Saturdajr
nu
find,
locate
"
th
o
Dancing
erjr
Saturday
night
"
...
A
'?,
from
9
to
12.
Oanc
Hall
for
Hire
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accccnmodatlona
Partlea
,for
tTTfit
r.
r
Pbone
457
V,
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
my-.
Vol.
XX.,
No.
77.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
THURSDAY,
APRIL
4,
1029
PRICE
FfVE
CENTS
FLEET
OF
NEW
CHARGES
AUTOMOBILE
INDICTMENTS
I
VANCOUVER,
April
4:
Alternative
counts
of
"causing
grievous
bodily
harm"
and
"furious
driving
so
as
to
cause
bodilv
harm'
have
been
added
by
the
Attorney
General
of
JJrit-
ish
Columbia
to
the
manslaugh-;
ter
indictments
in
automobile
,
case.
This
was
explained
at
the
present
assizes
yesterday
by
Mr.
Justice
Gregory
in
the
manslaughter
indictments
to
the
Grand
Jury.
The
addition
follows
the
recent
decision
of
EXWA--ilncrease
in-School
Population
Intern.
Coal
&
Coke,
83,
Nil.
Kootenay
Florence,
17,
18.
Kootenay
King,
48,
AO.
L.
&
L.,
Nil,
4!
!a.
.
Lucky
Jim,
SO.
21.
i
k
Mohawk,
6,
G.
Morton
Wooleey.
3'i,
4.
Marmot
River
Gold,
7,
7tt.
Marmot
Metals,
5Vi,
0.
Net.
Sil.
G.
S.,
17.
17.
Noble
Five,
77,
78.
Oregon
Copper,
fi,
07.
'
;
Pend
Orefll.
0M,
10.00.
Premier,
1.68,
1.87.
Porter-Idaho,
Nil,
00.
Reeves
Macdonald,
3.15,
3.20.
Rufus-Arge'nta,
SO,
31.
Ruth-Hope,
4G,
48.
Silver
Crest,
8,
9.
Silvercup.
73.
75.
Silversmith,
12,
Nil.
Stocan
Rambler,
Nil,
11.
Snowflake,
Nil.
S7.
Sunloch.
2.60,
NU.
Terminus,
Nil.
12.
TossT
Richfield,
U,
XG.
t
Wellington,
16,
17'A.
Whitewater,
1.06,
1.10.
Oils
Advance.
7.85,
8.00.
A.
P.
Consolldatwl,
SilO,
5.15.
Calmont,
3.50,
3.60.
Iilhousie,
5.20,
5.25.
Devenlsh,
2.06,
2.10!
Fahyon
Pete.
14Vi,
15.
Home
Oil,
17.75,
18.35.
Mayland,
5.75.
G.00.
McI-od.
5.90,
.G.O0.
Turner
Valley.
1.10,
1.20.
United,
11.00.
11.50.
Freehold,
1.70,
1.75.
CORRESPONDENCE
COURSE
OF
B.
C.
HIGH
SCHOOLS
VICTORIA,
April
4:
An
order
in
council
has
been
passed
under
which
J.
Wesley
Gibson,
formerly
In
charge
of
the
agricultural
branch
of
the
educational
department,
has
been
appointed
officer
in
charge
of
the
correspondence
course
for
the
vfliitrh
schools.
and
Necessity
for
New
teachers
Causes
Added
3
Mills
to
Tax
Increased
school
population
and
the
necessity
for
new
vpnrc?
$72,000.
it
is
exDlained
by
J.
O.
Williamson,
secretary
1
-
.
I
.
.
.
.
.
'
t
r
r
1
il
1
AIO
of
the
school
board.
At
tne
ena
oi
iviarcn
mere
were
iuio
pupils
enrolled
in
the
schools,
or
an
increase
ot
more
man
100
from
the
970
at
a
similar
date
last
year.
Extraordinary
estimates
of
the
school
board
this
year
amount
to
$5900,'
fter
the
Easter
holidays.1
These
will
be
an
assistant
in
the
do-
The
nronosal
rnestic
science
department
and
an
buildinff.
assisiani
in
me
commercial
cio
of
the
high
school
.
There
are
now
GOVERNOR-GENERAL
REACHESYANCOUVER
VANCOUVER,
April
4.
Governor-General
Willingdon,
Lady
Willingdon
and
party
arrived
in
Vancouver
last
night
on
their"
way
to
Victoria
to
attend
the
opening
session
of
the
National
Council
of
education.
After
spending
the
day
quietly
here
they
leave
tonight
for
the
capital.
:eachers
is
largely
responsible
for
the
increase
in
general
II
N
1
1
Ml
V
I
A
I
U
U111
1
LI
U
I
n
I
uu
MtimntPs
nf
the
school
board
this
year
to
$80,000
from
last
IS
WEAKENING
FARM
TARIFFS
now
amount
to
some
JC00O
per
A.
Pierce
in
the
commercial
class
tne
proaucis
mnnth
It
will
also
be
necessary
at
the
high
school
alter
J.
C.
BRADY,
M.P.
WILL
ADDRESS
A
Public
Meeting
in
Moose
Hall,
Tonight
at
8.15
ALL
CITIZENS
CORDIALLY
INVITED
of
the
farm
may
the
not
be
greatly
increased
at
the
In
September
to
put
on
even
more
Easter
holiday.
Miss
Margaret
special
session
of
congress
wnicn
.
i
it
i
vr.aM.wi
i
Ppfn
nf
Winnltipir
has
been
an-
onens
here
shortly.
inis
sums
llrtlieio,
lb
to
;jj'vv..
.
....
.
1
n
II
1
Owing
to
congestion
in
the
hlgn'potntea
assistant
io
miss
uogera
up
a
series
oi
newsiici
iuu
school,
it
is
expected
that
it
will
j
in
the
domestic
science
aepan!
which
have
oeen
pnniea
in
me
soon
be
necessary
to
fit
up
the
mcnt.
Miss
Peto's
duties
mean-;
leading
American
newspapers
of
..,
n
vtn
PHwnrfl
uphnnl
aii
time
will
also
include
assisting
all
nolitlcs
and
partisanship,
......
"
i
.
-
n
t
1
elawi
room.
Borden
Street
,
the
school
doctor
in
connection
during
the
last
two
days.-
.
Quotl
school
is
leaking
badly
and
repairs
will
be
necessary
this
year.
with
the
medical
examination
ofijng
high
authority
the
Washing-
school
children.
ton
Star,
which
generally
speaks
EIGHT
PASSENGER
SEAPLANES
ARE
TO
SERVE
THIS
PORT
Tenders
Asked
for
Three
Fine
New
Steamers
for
C.N.R.
Alaska
Service
Ready
for
1930
Tourist
Season
MONTREAL,
April
4.
Announcement
is
made
here
by
officials
of
the
Canadian
National
Steamships
that
ten-
ders
have
been
asked
from
Canadian
and
British
shipbuild-,
ing
firms
for
one,
two
or
three
steamships
for
service
be-
tween
Vancouver,
Prince
Rupert
and
Alaska.
TUa
i-nccols
will
Kn
nf
tlna
vorv
lnfoaf
tvnn
SfiS
fpAT.
in
!
length,
and
in
accommodation
will
resemble
somewhat
the
two
C.
P.
R.
vessels
Princess
Marguerite
and
Princess
Kathleen.
They
will
have
a
speed
of
over
20
knots
and
will
be
the
very
last
word
in
coast
steamship
travel.
The
vessels
have
to
be
rushed
through
to
completion
in
order
to
be
ready
for
the
1930
tourist
season.
PLANE
CRASHED,
IBUCEY
MAYOR
TWO
KILLED,:
OF
KETCHIKAN
NEAR
REG1NA'
RKGINA.
April
4:
Role
1
Jpbu
JjPilW
4
HEALTH
OF
GENERAL
'
IIRAMWELL
HOOTH
IS
FAILING
FAST
Victoria
Man,
Resident
Now
of
Tacoma,
Plans
to
Fly
Tacoma-Tokio
(Lieutenant
Brownley
Has
Secured
Wilkin's
Antarctic
Plane
and
Will
Travel
About
150
Miles
an
Hour
TACOMA,
Wash.,
April
4.
A
Canadian
is
planning
to
fly
across
the
Pacific
Ocean.
The
monster
solo
flight
from
Tacoma
to
Tokio
as
soon
as
wind
and
weather
are
favorable
was
announced
todav
bv
Lieutenant
Harold
Bromlev
presenting
!
of
Tacoma
and
a
group
of
Tacoma
capitalists.
Lieutenant
Bromley
is
a
native
of
Victoria,
B.C.,
and
served
with
the
Canadian
forces
overseas
and
in
the
Royal
the
supreme
court
of
Canada.
!
Air
r
orce.
ne
is
going
io
i-ios
Angeies
10
supervise
me
"it
haa
baen
found
that
juries
i
completion
of
the
Lougheed-Vega
monoplane
designed
for
are
loath
to
.find
an
accused
Sir
George
Hubert
Wilkins
for
use
in
the
Antarctic
which
guilty
of
manslaughter
because
,
nas
fceen
purchased
for
the
flight.
He
ia
a
qualified
navi-
thcy
think
It
savors
of
moral
tor
an
radio
operator
an(fa
29
year
0f
age.
He
has
satd.
Jur-
5
,
turP!tud,"
the
judge
tumiontlfl
hXnr
nf
rnsl
flvW
0vnor!0n,0
ies
can
now
act
on
the
lesser
1
"""
"
vw"""""r
-IT.
mTV
..
unt,
The
motor
in
the
plane
t
will
be
capable
u
1
of
r
driving
.1
it
irn
150
1
WILKIXS
SUBMARINE
'submorine
to
be
used
by
Sir
ITi.hAt-i
UMIHtin
for
his
(North
Polar
experition
is
being
4i
Eight
.fitted
for
the
voyage
at
Bridge
port,
Connecticut.
Commander
Sloan
Danenhowever
is
.
to
command
the
vessel.
miles
an
nour,
tnus
cutting
down
tne
nying
time
tor
the
4700
miles
to
about
35
'"-.
hours,
leaving
a
safety
margin
of
1000
mile's.-
'
,
The
radio
to
be
used
oh
the
flight
will
be
the
same
used
1
by
Martin
Jansen
on
the
Dole
Hawaiian
flight
UNEMPLOYED
FROM
BRITAIN
MAY
NOT
COME
TORONTO,
April
4.
"I
cannot
see
my
way
clear
to
open
the
door
to
hundreds
and
thousands
of
unemployed
who
come
from
Great
Britain
to
flood
the
labor
market,"
Hon.
Robert
Forke,
minister
of
immigration,
sad
here,
in
an
address
at
the
anftyal
rating
of
the
I
Travellers'
Aid
Society.
He
re-I
futed
the
statement
that
the
immigration
to
Canada
was
fulling
off
I
and
quoted
statistics
for
1928
as
I
proving
that
more
British
immigrants
came
to
Canada
than
mi-
as
COmpaml
With
$5000
last
year.
Newspapers
Say
No
Advance
grated
to
all
the
other
dominions
Two
aaamonai
teacners
win
jum
me
stuuui
siaua,
jiay
iJe
mue
it
m.
ijiw-
rence
Scheme
Goes
is
to
shingle
the
I
Through
I
WASHINGTON.
April
4:
"If
Miss
Annie
D.
Hurrison
of
Canada
will
assure
us
that
the
aver
5G
pupils
In
the
commercial
!
Vancouver
has
received
the
ap-
St.
Lawrence
joint
waterway
will
class.
School
teachers
salaries
;
pointment
of
assistant
to
Miss
A.
jbe
commenced
soon
the
duties
on
PRICES
CRASH
AT
VANCOUVER
Pend
Oreille
and
Other
Stocks
Sold
Lower
Late
VANCOUVER,
April
4:
Prices
crashed
downward
on
the
stock
exchange
this
afternoon
I
after
a
strong
morning
session.
9-
.
K4.2i.
t
...
rena'wreiue
mu
ueevea
.uac-donald
despite
optimistic
an
nouncement
fell
sharply,
the
for-
for
administration,
saya
that
the
Inter
touching
a
low
of
85
and
!
increase
of
the
tariff
duty
on
closing
at
$3.80
lower
while
certain
farm
products
may
do-!
Reeves
sold
down
to
$2.25
and
pend
to
a
considerable
extent
i
on
the
attitude
of
the
Canadian
i
government
towards
the,
propos-'ed
waterway
connection
of
trie
Great
Lakes
with
the
Atlantic
byi
,way
of
the
St
Lawrenee
River.
PROVIDENCE,
R.I..
April
4:
The
girl
students
of
Pembroke
College,
Brown
University's
co-
ed
branch,
have
voted
that
all
i
dormitory
students
be
permitted
to
smoke
in
their
rooms.
In
addition
the
college
authorities
have
opened
a
special
smoking
finished
$1.10
lower.
Big
Missouri
lost
18
cents
and
Grand-view
10.
Oil
stocks
all
closed
lower.
Scottish
Humor
Imported
direct
from
the
.
'
Aberdeen
Joke
Factory
CRASHED!
Two
Aberdonlans
simultaneously
saw
a
threepenny
bit
ini
Union
Street.
They
vera
both
room
for
students
in
one
of
the
j
taken
to
hospital
suffering
from
Nilltm
lmililinu-s
concussion.