Surveys
to
Start
Next
Week
PLANE
ISNOT
because
tho
plane
nor
take
off
fully
loaded
In
the
raud
at
McBrlde.
Cramer,
whoso
ultimate
destination
is
Whltehorse.
is
not
snvinir
St.
taarcat;TvokvI)aushter
'to
Cabin.
Where
Both
Died
refused,
shot
her.
WINNIPEG,
April
20:
Details!
of
the
triple
tragedy
at
St.
Laur-j
nt
voatprdav
showed
that
the:
Liii-iioror
Jim
Deaiarlais.
38
NEW
THEATRE
FOR
TALKIES
i
Fifteen
Thousand
Attend
Seattle's
ST;
LAURENT.
Man..
April
20.
i
latest
on
Opening
Yesterday
George
II.
Kohl,
consulting
en-'
.After
having
killed
the
mother!
ginocr
for
the
Power
Corioratlon
0f
the
girl
he
wiahed
to
marry
tf
Canada,
and
G.
U.
Henderson,
but
who
had
refused
to
give
pr-;
SEATTLE,
April
20.
Fifteen
t.Md
engineer,
will
sail
this
af
miaaion,
J.
Desjardin
yesterday
thousand
people
attended
at
the
v
ruoon
on
the
Prince
itupert
lor
carried
the
girl
orr
to
a
cabin,
new
r'ox
Theatre
on
the
opening
Stewart
where
surveys
will
be
here
he
was
surrounded
by
a
day
nere
ye,terday
when
talkies
made
in
connection
with
the
pro-
pose
of
80
off
iters
and
armed
were
put
on
at
a
continuous
per-posed
power
development
there,
neighbors.
Finding
that
there
forrnaBCe
lasting
from
1
p.m.
At
Mr
Henderson
will
take
charge
was
no
opposition
they
entered
the
the
opting
5000
were
in
Hne,
or
for
cabin
and
found
the
man
and
the
the
surveys
at
Stewart
many
of
wnom
ha(j
ijeen
inere
which
work
ten
local
men
are
girl
dead,
the
man
having
appar-
sJnc
eary
mornjni?.
it
was
a
bnng
taken
north
today.
,ent!y
killed
the
girl
first
and
then
riever.endn(r
nne,
large
enough
at
Mr
Kohl
will
return
to
the
committed
suicide.
all
times
to
fill
the
theatre.
iv
Tuesday
morning
on
the!
The
woman
killed.
was
Mrs.
F.
,
.
'utala
and
within
two
davs
s
after
alter
Richards.
iwviifiu.
Ema,
the
oldest,
was
.
his
arrival
expects
to
hav
tirainary
reconaissances
i
nrvtinn
u1(lt
tha
I
m.
o
1
tuuar
v'er
i
de-
a.
rmoUrer
and
clnpment
under
way.
.Prepar-,urKd
j?8
,
.-,:.
i.
......
u
;..n
Ahan.
whV
IHfc
permission
was
-.uii.-
naa
uctru
iimibitiMij
vwwi-
:.
'
-
plctod
for
this
work.
prairie
provinces
and
that
each
member
of
the
board
shall
have
full
powers
of
Inquiry,
If
aulh-
rnmrniulnnAril
Commissioners
nMiwl
noted
tha
the
gen
era!
feeling
of
dissatisfaction
with
the
administratioa
of
the
board.
PRINCE
HENRY
DIES
HEMMELMARK,
Germany,
April
20:
Prince
Henry
of
Russia,
brother
of
the
former
Kaiser,
died
this
morning
of
pneumonia,
aged
GO.
eayS-
Western
Outlet
from
Peace
River-.-
-)f
the
scene
where
DesjanTln
i
nr....
T
f
C
A
11
ASKea
oerore
i
ransrer
01
mci
ia
Lines
to
Companies
Consummated
A
snocial
meetinir
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
,.DO,..
f
!
ra
led
at
the
home
oi
rr.iflfi
will
DC
nem
in
tuu
titv
cuuiitii
tiiauiuci
m,
u
ir.ni.
f
flMIMr
HhRh
Mrs.
Alfred
Richard.
35,
and
or-
this
afternoon
to
sanction
the
addressing
to
each
senator
Vumil!U
xiuiiu
dered
her
1G
year
old
daughter
f
nomini0n
of
Canada
the
following
letter:
lEmma
Richards,
to
go
with
him.
M.
....
-
m
.
v.
I
Vva
rlrnirtrctfl
Vifr
'The
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
is
in
receipt
of
a
.
T
SSS'LSr
JK
?"
m
h.
'Mr.,
uieh.nl.
copy
ol
!
the
petition
...Wressed
to
your
body
from
the
Peace
landed
on
this
afternoon
Thursduy
at
1:10
beat
Desjarlals
wun
a
sue
mver
UOaru
oi
lrauu,
Uiueu
rtmuaiy
uornu
for
New
Haiclton,
he
shot
her.
He
then
carried
the
that
tjie
sae
0f
Q
Alberta
Railways
to
the
Canadian
Na-
u
in
oi-
Hcream
nir
una
iruKKnM
f:rt0i
un
hwnva
nnrl
tho
I
nnnMinn
l'ifltlP
KfUlW-IV
no
not
hQUPS.
nrnnrrlfnw
In
(nfnrmnHnn
into
the
bUh
SIKl
ShOrl.)
aiier-
....aJ
linn
uitK
lima
us
ft
.
4iiia,
xm
-
-
LUIWUIUIi.-u
utsss
vmvis
v.
-
,
i
t,nr.
chtniniwl
tn
rllnn
fCi.
w.tnl.
a
ixtssBi
which
hau
nur-
,i..
r.,-
4U
rnn-..,
......
..i..,
i,i
r-in,
trnmi
In.
unnal
Telegraphs.
The
next
hop'
rledly
formed
heard
shots
irom
stpuct,on
of
iacifc
coast
out-
cU(ung
the
Groundhog
anthracite
"f
the
plane
will
be
from
Hazclton
his
cabin
and
found
the
kin
M
oa(
fcldg
aml
the
wondcrfu
Naag
to
Telegraph
Creek.
That
the
murdered
fnsiuc
w'-i
"The
Prince
Rupert
Boivrd
of
River
Valley.
ma.
nine
will
not
come
via
Prince
a
suleitlc.
lames
oMnu...c,
.
)(j
)n
sympnthy
nnd
accorii
..Th,g
routc
entniU
the
ionRe8t
nupert.
was
definitely
learned
this,
niture
smashea,
gne
m'
"'
with
the
settlers
of
the
Peace
n-w
construction,
but
it
should
be
'norning.
dencc
of
n
ternuc
snuKKiv.
-
I(ivr
POUntrv
1
n
this
matt
er.
and
alnn.
I
n
addition
to
tannine
a
The
I
he
big
big
Cessana
Cessana
monoplane
monoplane
is
is
police
police
stated
stated
a
a
warrant
warrant
was
was
i-
is-
,
to
endoR,e
their
pIpai
(
at
BerJouiljy
be
considered
'finir
piloted
by
th0
notedf
flyer,
sued
AjvrJ
11.
charging
(Wl
Calmer
D.
Cramer,
who
was
a
wroM4va.lf1ior,
off-5r;lnmrnf
forced
down
in
Greenland
on
an
Rn8t
fcmma,'
but
was
not
serrcd
"'Further,
we
wish
to
again
rcc-
most
productive
country,
It
would
omm
mmtyrtd
that
surveys
bo
made
of'moan
the
shortest
haul
from
the
eruu
.
tw
l.,u
Harriot
a
th
aUemntpd
ir.n..Aln'.li.
fllfrit.
IlJ
iAS
lisniTCrAoi
lo-
me
pore
wwwnjr
,..,,
j
ti
"rf
yVYS'iV,
'
to
tne
I'ttcine,
nameiy,
to:
rranen-coasi.
.
,
C
rv
l
j
i
i
4t
that
na
Des-,
ramerh,.d
.Prince
WWy
is
been
at
delayed
cited.
VllBf,.rllftnf
,
nrw,
..Wn
.!
t
i-ii-v.
that
the
th?
arriat1
,7
jarlals
was
bent
of
wreak.ng
--;wce
y,a
the
R,ver
and
Rvcr
digtr,ct
can
,b,y
partner.
Gamble,
f
torn
McUrlde.
,
vengeance
for
the
bringing
0j;the
K1tBUrnifallum
Valloy.
!
develop
as
rapidly
as
It
should
ThnJi
Thursday
v.
b0
'uft
.behlnd
could
'lli
the
charge.
"Possibly
the
most
Important
with
the
present
rail
connection
!
.1
.
4
I.
I,.
,lU.nli.J
I.
n
...141.
It.
.4
.n.l
4l
I.
t
nnnillTrn
'element
w
ucuctcuuiucu
in
suiu
wun
me
4iiu
tiicie
H'iS
Debit
Al
rUlillt"
isurvey
would
be
tho
natural
re-
question
but
that
anyone
of
the
CLASSIFIED
'
Boston
Grill
Frerjon
read
tb
LARGE
CAIIAItF.T
It
jroti
lote,
advcrtlM
(or
.
'
Bpvelal
Dinners
Thursday
and
If
jou
(ma,
locata
the
owner,
,7
Dancing-
crry
Saturdny
Saturday
night
from
to
12.
whatever
you
nd,
adrerUa
(or
It
-
Dance
Hall
(or
Hire
PRINCE
RUPERT
'
Accommodation
for
Private
(ir.T
TIIR
(XASMFIKD
HABIT.
Pai-llei
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457
Vol.
XX.(
No.
91.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C
Si
ATURDAY,
APRIL
20,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENT
ARMA
IT
A
TION
MJllliKl
UAULIi
AMERICAN
CUSTOMS
BOAT
SEIZED
IN
CANADIAN
WATERS
Sir
William
Clark
is
Optimistic
for
Future
of
British
Empire
WINNIPEG,
April
20.
"The
future
of
the
British
4
FISHERMEN'S
PROTEST
Port
Simpson,
B.C.,
AH1
19.
1929
Editor,
Dally
New:
In
readinir
vour
iwnort
of
Commlwlon
-
w
the
proceedings
of
the
fish-
erf
.,
commission
on
fish
traps,
as
reported
in
your
issue
of
April
19,
it
would
'
4
REPORT
MADE
Death
To11
is
21
When
250
Miners
Were
Trapped
in
Shaft
GRAIN
BOARD
Suggests
Increase
From
Three
to
Five
Members
i
REGINA,
April
20:
After
an
seem
that
all
those
protes-
investigation
whkh
started
in
iintr
Mraihst
tuh
inni
,alnif
(November
and
which
covered
the
Empire,
insofar
as
her
trade
is
concerned
,
lies
in
the
hands
ud
for
commercial
pur-
j
handling
of
grain
at
the
lake
of
a
courageous
ceneration
where
the
snirit
of
thenioneer
p
in
Northern
B.C.
were
!
ports
of
Fort
William
and
Port
in
his
determination
to
master
nature
and
the
Will
to
take
1
convinced
that
arguments
Arthur
and
the
evidence
of
hun-
big
risks
for
high
ends
is
predominant."
Thus
did
Sir
William
Clark
high
commissioner
for
Great
Britain
in
Canada,
paint
an
optimistic
future
of
Canada
and
the
other
Dominions
before
a
gathering
of
600
businessmen
and
visitors
from
other
western
cities
at
the
annual
banquet
of
the
Board
of
Trade
last
night.
"If
anyone
has
doubts
and
fears
for
the
future
of
the
British
Empire,
I
could
suggest
no
better
remedy
for
so
deplorable
a
mental
state
than
weeks
of
travel
in
Canada,"
declared
Sir
William,
who
is
en
route
to
the
coast.
INVESTIGATE
i
KILLED
GIRL
STEWART
POWERS
AND
H1SELF
Engineer
of
Power
Corporation,
Man
Who
Slew
Mrs.
Richard
at
fining
North
TodAV
IxK-nl
'
t
supporting
the
use
or
this
.
areas
01
lurmem,
repreeemauveB
method
of
fishing
were
cor-
of
the
Saskatqhewan
Royal
Com-
rect.
mission,
under,
the
chairmanship
Now,
Mr.
Editor,
such
is
of
Chief
Justice
Brown,
issued
an
not
the
case.
All
opinions
1
interm
report,,
in
Hvhich
twenty-
from
Interested
sources,
ex-
five
recommendatfa
were
made,
cepting
the
canncrs,
were
J
the
major
one.
advocating
a
re-
unanimously
against
the
trap
organization
of
thi
board
of
grain
method
of
salmon
fishing.
(commissioner.
wi
the
ir.
reasc
Without
prejudice
and
on
jof
members
from
three
as
at
prc-
behalf
of
public
opinion
sent,
to
five.
Il
alfe
recommended
from,
jthat
offices
of
,
tb
board
be
es-
PORT
SIMPSON
DELE-
:
tablished
at
Fort
William
and
OATRR.
i
Vancouver
and
in
each
or
the
par,
W.
BByNON.
Li
I
..zi
u:
ti:i.f
at
wii
loch
mine
iU'f'
at
Kinloch,
Pa.,
where
21
were
killed
by
an
explosion
Grunt
UK
f.'irn
n
;i
rk
f,rom
the
craah
of
broken
machinery.
TSS.SEIZEDU
S
Lord
Gushendon
UrgetiEffirts
missioner.
'
:T
OlALhU
U.
U.
,
..
,p
,
.
f
.
,
,
,
-
-
.
.
.
,
t
ffltl-l
wn'm
t
m
ec
a
rr
1
f
Hit
I
.
f
1
'f
11
INVESTIGATING
DEATH
SEATTLE.
April
20.
The
death
of
Stanley
Boyd,
.who
hadj
been
taking
the
drink
cure
under
the
direction
of
a
local
doctor,
is
being
investigated.
CUSTOMBOAT
Machine
Gun
Carried
by
Craft
In
:
Canadian
Waters
NIAGARA
FALLS,
Ont.,
April
20.
Two
United
States
coast
guards
were
arrested
today
at
Bridgeburg
and
their
boat,
a
one-time
Canadian
rum
runner,
was
seized.
The
guards
were
Lieut.
Hubert
Wilbur
and
Guardsman
Orval
L.
Grant.
The
men
were
later
returned
in
the
custody
of
United
States
coast
guard
authorities.
The
boat
was
placed
under
seizure
by
Canadian
preventive
officers,
together
with
a
machine
gun
and
small
arms.
She
was
said
to
be
in
Canadian
waters
illegally.
'
CARD
OJF
THANKS
(
The
Northern
B.
C.
Salmon
VlsheVmen's
Ass'n.
Is
taking
this
opportunity
to
express
its
thanks
and
organised
labor
in
the
CAM
of
the
Inquiry
concerning
trap
,
be
Made
to
Limit
Land
and
Air
A
rijiatnents,
Suggests
Sacrifices
GENEVA,
April
20.
The
conviction
that
the
naval
disarmament
difficulties
between
the
great
powers
would
be
overcome
was
expressed
by
Lord
Ccshendun
of
Great
Britain,
when
making
in
the
league
preparatory
disarmament
commission
his
long-awaited
expression
on
disarmament.
But
while
these
difficulties
were
obstructing
progress,
he
declared
that
there
was
no
reason
why,
in
his
judgment,
the
commission
should
not
get
along
with
limitation
of
land
and
air
armaments.
He
strongly
urged
the
commission
to
go
ahead
with
its
work
of
preparing
a
draft
convention
on
disarmament.
"We
are
prepared
to
make
great
sacrifices
to
reach
the
agreement
we
desire,"
.
he
said.
POST
OFFICE
PROTEST
BUYING
!
ISUNDERF1RE
OF
NEWSPAPERS
and
appreciation
of
the
support
No
Progress
Made
During
Week
given
i
by
Ik.
the
trw.i
local
iiuxiroaa
business
mn
men
With
Government
Business
fishing,
and
especially
Aid.
G.
OTTAWA,
April
20:
The
Rudderham
for
his
able
aasis-
gmter
part
of
four
days
was
tance
in
our
opposition
to
the
e"-
,gpent
this
week
by
the
House
of
tablishment
of
salmon
traps.
;
Commons
in
discussion
of
the
M.
ANDERSON,
Sec.jp
0ffce
etimates,
and
when
"
ih.4re
anuoared
late
last
night
to
beno
hope
of
passing
them,
it
was
decided
to
shift
to
other
APPRECIATION
OF
bu,llieB8..
Op
to
that
time,
while
'PREMIER'S
SPEECH
mwch
information
had
been
ob-
taincd
during
these
extended
de-
(Financial
Post)
iwtes.
no
actual
progress
has
been
Premier
King
never
made
n,ade
in
lhe
advancement
of
Gov-
a
more
business-like
address
ernm,.nt
business
since
the
week
than
his
contribution
this
ejfan
t
week
lo
the
oeiMUc
on
me
budget.
It
was
not
the
Mac-
konsie
King
of
a
few
years
airo
who
was
talking;
the
BYPOWERCOS,
WASHINGTON,
April
20:
Efforts
of
power
companies
to
control
public
opinion
through
the
purchase
of
newspapers
in
the
United
States
were
protested
against
by
Editor
Abbott
of
the"
Christian
Science
Monitor
yes-rday.
Mr.
Abbott
referred
to
the
purchase
of
the.
Boston
Her-ld
and
other
papers
by
the
com-'
panjes.
It
had
been
revealed
first
by
the
Boston
American
which
said
they
were
buying
the
papers
to
provide
an
outlet
for
the
product
of
their
mills.
uddraaa
was
not
a
rhetorical
.
nnrrrri
aTn
n
A
t
TaP1
PORTLAND,
Ore.,.AprU
20.
triumph;
it
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skilful
net
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charge
a
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in
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by
th
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but
In
frankness
and
sincer-
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railway,
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traffic
having
fallen
ity.
It
disarmed
the
oppoal-
PRINCE
GEORGE,
April
20.
'
off
as
a
result
of
the
growth
of
tion
by
Indicating
that
there
Tenders
are
being
called
by
the
auto
traffic.
would
be
no
official
bar-
provincial
department
of
public
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flint
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ma
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Alesa
Lake
to
Longworth.
This
TEN-CENT
FARE
ASKED
PORTLAND
STREET
CARS
with
the
United
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ior
tne
clearing
anu
gruu-i
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miles
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city
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