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Vij.
XX
NO.
70.
'V
JUDSON
MAYOR
JUNEAUTODAY
Jl'NEAU.
April
3.
Thomas
U.
Juneau
yesterday,
defeating
Henry
Hidden,
attorney,
by
178
votes.
I)
M.
Bothwell
and
Lockle
Mk
Kinnon
were
elected
council-tneti
on
the
Judson
ticket,
while
G
.
E
.
Krause
on
the
Roden
ticket
W
in
third
neat
by
defeating
War-fi'T.
a
Judson
man.
Recommended
Council
School
Rate
Criticized
up
as
follows:
General
expenditure
for
the
year,
16
mills.
Levy
to
cover
fixed
charges,
13
mills.
Jtate
to
cover
scnooi
expenses,
10
nuns.
CAPITAL
FOR
PEND
O'REILLE
ANCOUVER.
April
3
An-v.
uin
ment
was
made
today
that
!
.
r.
Md
O'Reille
Mining
Co.
hud
'-'!:
fully
financed
by
UnitexJ
s-jt,.s
capital
and
a
fifg
program
'
instruction
and
development
v
II
be
undertaken
on
this
prop
(-
and
on
the
adjoining
Reeves-M
D
nald
controlled
by
Pend
1.'
lie
A
new
company,
the
!
O'Reille
Mines
and
Metals
i
any.
i
being
formed.
BRACKEN
SAYS
NO
CORRUPTION
WINNIPEG,
April
3.
Appear-
tor
the
first
time
before
the
'!
Sinters
royal
commission,
I'r.
mier
John
Bracken
today
de-'
I
the
corruption
charges
:k
'
n.nt
his
Manitoba
adminlstra-
ii
No
promise
or
understand-'
k
f
xitted,
testified
the
premier,
I-i-'"P
to
March
20,
1928,
when
the
1'
m-gotiatioa
with
the
Wlnnl-'
k'
Electric
Company
were
com-1
1,
tod
.
it
not
been
that
some
money
from
the
sale
of
the
power
utility
wa
being
used
to
pay
off
city
bends
on
last
year,
gt
ir.e
decrease
would
have
been
greater
had
it
not
been
for
the
unwarranted
increase
of
three
mills
in
the
school
rate.
The
city
unfoftnaatehr
had
was
altogether
out
of
proportion
o
the
expenditures
In
the
remainder
of
the
city.
Ajderman
Prudhomme
asked
th'nt
the
members
of
the
council
be
BURNED
TO
DEATH
SAULT
STE.
MARIE
SAULT
STE.
MARIE.
Ont.,
April
3.
Albert
Robinson,
aged
56,
his
wife,
aged
W,
and
his
brother,
Samuel
Robinson,
aged
71,
were
burned
to
death
today
when
ii
fire
destroyed
their
home
at
Goulak
Bay,
20
miles
from
here.
The
three
were
apparently
Judson
was
reielected
mayor
of
iCauirht
in
tholr
sleep.
The
char
red
bodies
ruins.
PRICE
OP
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
April
price
of
$1.21'
..
DISPOSAL
OF
MONEY
F
Tax
Rate
of
45
Mills
were
found
in
the
IIS
SALVAGING
In
order
to
do
this
some
rn-k
I
to
be
blunted.
Cnj.t.
Paul
Armour,
who
hu
r.iit
Intn
the
water
throuirh
the
given
copies
or
tne
estimates,
ue
f
urthy
onto
tte
rt
Knew
nothing
anoui
wnai
mey(
The
erew
was
brought
WILKINS
PLANS
Mite
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
W
EDNESDAY,
APRIL
3,
102D
WRECKED
BORIC
Is
Abandoned
Ry
Owners
and
Attempt
Will
1?
Made
to
Tow
Her
Here
LIGHT
BADLY
NEEDED
i
Special
Meeting
of
City
Qouncil
Called
For
Next
Monday
.Accident
Might
Have
Been
Av
to
Deal
With
Matter
After
Explanations
Made
MtA,
,f
Needed;
Aid
to
Nav
At
last
night's
council
meeting,
Mayor
MdMordie
presiding
and
all
the
aldermen
present,
the
finance
committee
nvnmmonrWi
trip
atrildnrr
nf
n
mill
rntr
nf
1K
mills
rrmrlp
igtion
Was
There
i
The
halibut
ncboene
Dart
i
a
total
wreck
abandoned
i.
t.h
owners
and
will
be
floated
i
brought
here
by
the
Pt-i
t
ic
Xu!-vage
Company
for
the
i.'iider-writer
who
have
$2.0mi
i
im
i-ance
against
the
vessel.
QKa
uli
l.n
f
inqfuft
Li'
T
iiMImi.
It
was
explained
by
Mayor
McMordie
that
the
rate
40
empty
drums
inide
h.
i
.-n.d
-would
have
been
much
higher
had
tnen
towed
to
the
drvi
nuu
tnHB
cuvc
me
charge
or
the
work
savs
charges.
It
was
a
slight
decrease
to
draw
8ttention
here.
he
in-of
the
authorities
to
the
need
of
a
light
on
the
outside
of
Kir.uh.m
Island.
Had
there
been
a
light
at
that
point
the
Doric
would
an
h.va
n4lrt
lift
Ml
h
rfwkft
v5
2?.FI?
SeThave
been
asking
for
thi.
to
kp
A
dowjj
!be
rate,
the
school
g
board
poshed
thelrVup.
The
In-!
Th,
rjoHc
i8"
reported
to
have
crease
was
almost
so
per
cent
anu,
tom
virtually
torn
out.
Her
cargo
of
halibut
is
flowing
;
to
hi
cii'
vere
to
para
on.
aboard
the
Salvage
Princess
yea-After
some
discussion
it
was
terd(iy
afternoon.
It
is
believd
decided
to
provide
each
alderman
tnat
aIj
lhe
fi(Sn
on
tne
ViSfifMi
jj
with
a
copy
of
the
estimates
aodj
pojed.
to
hold
a
special
meeting
next(
Capt
0.
B.
Hanney,
part
Own-Monday
to
finally
decide
on
the
er
of
rjoric,
was
on
wateh
tax
rate,
Alderman
Dibb
explain-
when
the
vessel
struck.
He
was
ing
that
not
only
was
it
proposed
groping
his
way
through-a
blind-to
reduce
the
Ux
rate,
but
thi
InK
8now8torm
at
a
very
slow
assessment
also
had
been
reduced.
8peed.
'
Had
the
nawssrrnmWemained
the
I
same,
the
Ux
rate
would
have
been
reduced
more.
POLAR
WORK
IN
A
SUBMARINE
SOUTH
PLAINFIELDS,
New
Jersey,
April
3:
Sir
George
Hubert
Wilkins,
before
leaving
here
for
San
Francisco
in
a
plane,
spoke
of
his
plans
in
the
southern
polar
regions.
He
emphasised
that
the
life
was
not
dangerous.
In
the
submarine
In
which
It
waa
planned
to
travel
they
would
be
kept
comfortably
warm.
They
would
be
just
bo-
3:
-The
low
the
icebergs.
wheat
here
today
was
J.
C.
BRADY,
M.P.
WILL
ADDRESS
A
Public
Meeting
in
Moose
Hall,
Thursday
Evening
April
4,
at
8.15
ALL
CITIZENS
CORDIALLY
INVITED
Sir
George
has
just
returned
from
flying
across
the
southern
.ihtflifr
regions
and
previously
at
cm
Point
Barrow
in
the
north
.
i
'
...
polur
reiriona
to
tpitxuergen.
BRACKEN
GOVT.
IS
SUSTAINED
WINNIPEG
April
3:
By
a
vote
of
31
to
19,
confidence
in
the
Bracken
Government
was
oxpres-
jsed
by
the
Manitoba
Legislature
last
night
when
the
Labor
resolution
demanding
investigation
of
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
ROM
POWER
C
TO
King
George
Recuperates
Slowly
Rlowlv
recovering
his
strength
at
Bognor,
EnJad,
tho
pioto
hrrws
King
George
in
a
wheel
eh
air
with
Queen
"Mary
at
his
de
during
one
ftf
the
frequent
strolls
which
His
Majesty
enjoys,
now
that
he
is
throwing
off
the
terrible
effects
of
the
sickness"
which
-ilmost
proved
fatal.
:,tJdta;ryiB,l
City
'Decides
How
to
Dispose
of
sun
is
K'auu'v
1"""K
"
"Money
Received
for
Power
Plant;
Will
Purchase
Own
City
Bonds
At
the
meeting
of
the
city
council
last
night
the
report
of
the
finance
committee
dealing
with
the
money
received
from
the
power
company
was
adopted.
It
follows
:
"Your
finance
committee
recommends
that
the
balance
of
monev
received
from
the
sale
of
the
power
plant
after
the
amount
of
zzs,uuu
nas
Deen
ueposueu
wuh
u;
iuuui,-real
Trust
Co.
be
placed
in
a
special
city
trust
account
with
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada,
and
that
city
oirnnceitup-
i
rt
bonds
to
the
amount
oi
ap-
t
?r!,y!r
SfS'S
PROPERTY
OFFERED
1
rUXU
ill
id
a
w
vuiit
-
proximately
$17,500
be
paid
from
this
fund
each
year
up
to
and
in-
eluding
1936
and
thereafter
CITY
FOR
ATHLETIC
PARK
AT
MEETING
10,000
per
year
shall
be
used
from
this
account
to
pay
off;
.
.....
ii
it..
nr
tin
nilu
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CABARET
Special
Dinner
Thursday!
and
Saturdays
Dancing
titrj
Saturday
nlfht
from
9
to
12.
Dnc
Hall
for
Hire
Accommodation
for
Prlrato
Part
lea
Phone
437
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
BE
LOWER
OMPANY
ARRANGED
Slight
Clue
Found
of
Capt
Kings
ford
Smith
and
Southern
Cross
SYDNEY,
New
South
Wales,
April
3.
One
clue
came
I
out
of
the
wild
Australian
bush
today
to
guide
the
search
ers
lor
the
airplane
Southern
Cross,
which
vanished
on
March
31
with
Captain
Charles
Kingsford
Smith
and
three
companions,
who
were
on
the
first
lap
of
a
flight
to
England.
.
.
The
Drysdale
River
mission
station
this
morning
sig-ied
Captain
Chateau,
Australian
royal
air
force
aviator,
on
the
searching
expedition,
tnai
an
airplane
passed
over
the
station
March
31,
heading
southwest.
It
was
the
slenderest
of
threads,
but
the
first
definite
trace
of
the
flyers
since
they
vanish',1
after
sending
a
radio
message
that
their
motors
were
failing
and
that
they
were
coming
down
in
a
blinding
rainstorm
Into
the
bush
about
100
miles
east
of
Wyndham.
The
vast
labyrinth
of
western
Australian
bush
Is
one
of
the
most
savage
stretches
of
country
FOUR
THOUSAND
TO
PREACH
GOSPEL
OF
DAVID
LLOYD
GEORGE
LONDON,
April
3:
The
great
Liberal
drive
for
vie-
tory
in
the
general
election
begins
Monday
when
four
thousand
speakers,
preach-
ing
Right
Hm.
David
Lloyd
Georce's
new
unem-
left
of
the-habitable
part
of
the
fjloyment
remetal
.
schera
Barth.
Prospects
are
anjthing
efery
riotSr'amJ
but
cheerful.
Torrential
rains
in
cranny
of
the
country
until
New
South
Wales,
Queensland
and
everybody
knows
it
by
the
northern
territory
today
flood-
heart.
ed
the
aerodromes
and
prevented
the
departure
of
planes
to
search
v
4
4
4,
4.
4
the
bush.
i
,,,
The
aviators
had
little
food
and
they
were
likely
to
meet
with
short
shift
from
the
hostile
inhabitants
of
the
uncivilized
bush-men
and
even
cannibalistic
pygmies
.
TO
REPORT
ON
m
UTILITIES
TO
CITY
COUNCIL
At
the
city
council
meeting
last
:;ht
the
city
treasurer
was
in
structed
to
make
a
report
on
the
city
utilities
to
show
whether
the
city
had
er
received
.nr
money
It
was
also
reported
tpat
the
council
last
night
an
offer
was
!
asked
that
the
prof
its
of
the
tele-papers
had
now
all
arrived
and'
received
by
G.
P.
Tinker
on
be-
j
phones
be
looked
after
by
the
the
city
council
at
its
meeting
half
of
the
G.T.P.
Townsite
Com-
utilities
department
so
that
they
Monday
night
would
decide
defl-1
(
pany
to
sell
to
the
city
89.2
acres
should
not
have
to
ask
the
city
nitely
at
what
date
the
property
'
of
what
he
designated
the
beet
to
put
through
bylaws
when
they
passed
to
the
power
company
and
j
land
on
the
townsjte
for
55
an
needed
money,
arrange
any
other
details.
acre
to
be
used
for
a
game.
Mayor
McMordie
hinted
that
Quotations
have
been
received
around.
The
offer
was
referred
the
report
of
the
city
treasurer
for
suitable
debentures
which
the:
to
the
finance
committee
for
re-'would
be
an
eye-opener
to
city
might
purchase
and
the
port.
council
finance
committee
has
been
given
power
to
act
in
this
regard.
FIFTH
VISIT
OF
LINDBERGH
TO
MEXICO
MEXICO.
April
3:
Lindbergh
arrived
here
yesterday
by
airplane
on
his
fifth
visit
and
was
met4y
Miss
Morrow.
He
will
stay
nt
the
Embassy
while
here.
SNOW
FALLING
Snow
was
falling
thi
morning
at
Terrace.
Rosewood,
Alyansh,
the
Seven
Sisters
Falls
power
ag-jllaielton,
Smlthers
find
Vander-rtemtnt
by
a
committee
of
the.
hoof,
Recording
to
the
Govern
houM
yWI
def
jwtd'.
.
:
rnt
TsJewrnph
report.
-4
ASKS
KM.MIINA1IU.
TWO
CENT
DUTY
ON
CANADIAN
HALIBUT
The
city
council
at
its
regular
meeting
last
night
passed
a
Resolution
asking
that
nt-erv.
rmisibla.
msarig.be
taken
toMriduce
the
Federal
ftnvornment
(n
negotiate
a
treaty
with
the
Washington
Government
looking
to
the
elimination
of
the
two
cent
duty
on
Canadian
halibut
go
Ing
Into
that
country.
The
resolution
was
moved
by
F.
G.
Dawson,
seconded
by
C
II.
Orme.
r
L
ll
1
U
ik
AaA
irum
mc
i.kpu
1'iui.io
wu
...
.
...
.
MAN
MISSING
0NL0NGR0W
Frank
Rothery
Left
Zayas
Island
Three
Weeks
Ago
For
Warke
Canal
in
Nine
Foot
Boat
Frank
Rothery,
who
was
visiting
with
a
friend
at
the
Zayas
Island
sheep
ranch,
has
not
been
heard
from
since
about
three
weeks
ago
when
he
put
off
from
there
in
a
nine
foot
rowboat
with
Warke
Canal
as
his
destination.
A
storm
arose
soon
after
he
left
and
the
belief
is
that
he
may
since
1920
or
whether
the
city
1
TV'"
;""",
",a
TV
had
had
to
searched
Mordie
when
Alderman
Brown)
?
REBELS
DRIVEN
I
INVESTIGATION
OF
TRAP
NETS
u.
Session
of
Special
Commission
to
l"e
,
..IJ
tl
I..J
I'lll..
ise
item
iiere
uy
juukc
ciius
VANCOUVER,
April
3.
Appointment
has
been
made
of
County
Court
Judge
J.
N.
Ellis
nttMlIf
IinnfltPI
'of
Vancouver
by
Hon.
J.
P.
A.
HKllM
1
1
IV
MNHiCardln.
minister
of
fisheries,
as
a
1
11V1U
J
111111
1UU
commissioner
under'
the
Dominion
I
.
.
.
.
i
it
i
i
.
.
j
t
-
jintitiiries
xei
to
iuybsiikhiu
hojj
a
Mexican
Federal
Troops
Gain
No-
net
fishing
In
northern
British
Co-j.:
table
Victory
Under
Gen-
lumbia
waters
contiguous
to
the
eral
Alamzan
ftusnauuuuuai,.
i
Judge
Ellis
is
authorized
to
in-
MONTEREY,
Mexico.
Aflrll
8.
'qdre
Into
tho
qtiestfoh
Of
Whether
General
Almazan.
commander
of,
it
is
in
the
public
Interest
that
the
federal
column
attacking
trap
nets
for
the
capture
of
sal-
Jimlnez,
for
whose
possession
mon
should
be
permitteu
in
tnat
battle
has
been
raged
with
severe
casualties
for
the
past
few
days,
entered
Jlmlnez
last
night.
Desnatehv
stated
that
the
rebels
evacuated
troop
trains.
nart
of
British
Columbia.
His
honor
will
leave
here
on
April
1G
and
hold
trie
first
sitting
in
Prince
Rupert.
He
will
then
Jiminez
in
six
return
to
Vancouver
to
take
addi
tional
evidence.