If
you
loe.
dYrtlr
If
tou
Una,
Vx.y
WbatTf
r
jrou
need,
XX
.
No.
78.
-v.
X
C1BT
THIS
CLA88inW
V.
''A.
ADY
nlllTkPUFRR4
Federal
Troops
Victorious,
atSev
eral
Points
but
General
Trapped
'
inez
and
La
ueiorraa.
official
government
figures
on
"
-
rr-bel
losses
placed
the
dead'
u
1000,
the
wounded
at
600
and
il
tured
at
2000.
On
the
other
''ami.
messages
from
rebel
com
r
amiprs
and
travelers
from
Diaz.
travel
through
Canada
on
hia
ay
back
from
Tokio
and
is
ex-ln'i
tod
to
land
in
Vancouver
on
June
1.
TWO
DROWNED
tion.
V
riaianprsrfjn.
awn
vi
i
xae
foUftwmg
ouiKatfem
were
.nnw
r;v
IU
,idaadaiked:
Brady's
views
by
generous
ap-
1
plauee.
W.
K.
Love,
vice-preaweat
ot
'
un
i)i
Jiminfi.
nuii-e
inai
vi-iii
.
...
.
'
'
fti.
1
1
wi
nMA
I
rnnart
1
Almazan,
-mniander.
"wvn
Escalon
and
m
auvance
,
i,ii
rtH
had
been
trapped
be-1.
.
'
-
tkm
nriiaidt
Jiminex
by
-
rtiui
iorra
i
Thp
camnaiirn
on
the
west
coast
-u
1
ti
llTv
mummr
w
.
r-
r
C.
H.
Orroe,
and
briefly
intro-i
Mr.
Brady
.who
i
n.4
Krtiir
hJUr
aou
iJ
ft
'half
anri
'
Kiw
about
and
BRITISH
CHURCH
PEOPLE
COMING
TO
CANADA
IN
JUNE
LONDON,
April
5.
Twelve
hundred
British
Congregational-IiU,
Presbyterians
and
Method-its
will
journey
to
Canada
In
June
to
secure
first
hand
knowledge
of
the
results
of
the
union
between
these
denominations
in
Lanaua.
SnnKR
HARRflR
a"'
vANcdm'&r
71'
WW;
VICTORIA,
April
G.-The
body
MwWT
MM
hJJ
.
wwr
rjm-Home.
ected
president
of
the
1
win
E.
Sims,
president
of
v,
........
m.L...
.
n..i.
Irioi
clal
Parent
Parent
Teachers
reoera-
the
Sooke
Harbor
Fishing
&
Pack
ing
Co.,
was
found
this
morning
if
Sooke
00
yards
from
the
spot
where
the
body
of
Howard
Ton-'iou.
20
years
of
age,
also
of
Sooke,
was
discovered
last
night.
The
two
are
believed
to
have
been
TEACHER'S
PRESIDENT
VANCOUVER.
April
5:-G.
8.
Ford
of
New
Westmtnslr
wa
drnwno.l
...V.nn
4Ut
.Iff
onnaNaf!
,.rolUnt
01
the
U.
yesterday
afternoon.
!Tchfra,
Federation
yesterday,
I
t
fr
the
government.
tt'owfifptaer
w
,
.
'
alng.
He
dealt
with
a
numoer
..O.I,t
nBADQUARTCMS?
'Xi
VANCOUVBR,
Aprfl
5:
Vic-
and
launched
a
vigorous
attacK
against
the
in
1
federal
government.
Ha
will
continue
to
be
the
ltr
'.1
,..o,4
adouarter.
of
the
k
ti-i.l
Provincial
wnicn
ne
fJT
cnargeu
w
ni
l
r
i
,
n
..-
ii.
,
i-i
r
u
inn
faith
nt
of
this
port
and
the
line
.
k
of
the
Empire
for
another
vcar.
it
was
decided
at
the
an
nual
meeting
yesterday.
DUKE
COMING
wjwiion,
April
6t
The
inikc
('T
Gloucester
has
decided
to
(Continued
on
page
four.)
4
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
c
reryon
read
tb
STOCK
QUOTATIONS,
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johaston
Co.)
4
VATICAN
FARTHER
THAN
EVER
FROM
RUSSIAN
SOVIET
ROME,
April
5:
A
state-
ment
from
the
Vatican
says
that
reconciliation
between
the
Holv
See
and
Russia
is
farther
away
than
ever.
The
deportation
of
several
Ilo-
man
Catholic
priests
from
Moscow
has
had
the
effect
of
further
alienating
the
sympathies
of
that
Chsreh
from
the
Soviet
i,
.
a.
Bayview,
7.
Beaver
Silver.
1.00,
NIL
Big
Miawuri.
1,26,J.
Cork
Province,
17,
19.
Cotton
Belt
Nil,
71.
.
Duthie,
66,
70.
3
j;
George
Copper,
6.00,
CJC
Georffia
River,
Nil
41.
Golcoada.
l.lt,
1.18.
GraMviaw,
SO,
51.
Independence,
8,
8Vt.
Indian
Mlas
6t.
6.
Intern.
Coal
Si
Coke,
S3,
m.
Kootanay
Florence;
17,
Nil.
Kooteoay
Kiaf,
60,
61.
Lil,
Nil,
4Vi.
Lucky
Jim.
18'i.
30.
Mohawk.
6,
&y4.
Motion
Woolsey,
iYt,
4.
Marmot
River
Gold,
7,
7K.
Marmot
Metals,
6,
6.
Nat.
Sil.
G.
S.,
16',i,
17H.
Noble
Five.
78,
74.
Oregon
Copper,
68,
69.
Pend
Oreille,
9M,
9.60.
Permler,
1.66,
1.69.
Porter-Idaho,
Nil,
64.
Reeves
Macdoaald,
2.70,
2.76.
Rufua-Argenta,
SO,
81.
Ruth-Hoe,
46,
47V4.
Silver
Crest
8,
8
Vs.
Silverado
Cons.,
70,
76.
Snowflake,
23.
24.
Sunlooh.
2.26,
2.40.
Terminus,
Nil,
10.
Topley
Richfield.
Nil,
4.
Wellington,
lGV's,
17Vt.
WellinKton.
16Vs,
17d.
Whitewater,
1.01,
1.0S.
Woodbine,
4i,
5.
Oil
Advance.
806,
8.1
,
.
A.
P.
Consolidate!,
iiflC
kol.
Calmont
8.
IB,
DaltiouMie,
6.26,
Devenish,
1.86,
1.90.
Fabyon
Pete,
16,
16V4.-Home,
18.20,
18.26.
McLeod,
6.00,
COO.
Hariral.
1.88.
1.40.
"Turner
Valley.
1.00,
1.1JJ.
Freehold.
1.70,
1.76.
Eastern
Stwks
Sherritt-Gordon,
8.70,
Nil.
Noranda,
61.00,
Nil.
EXPRESS
DERAILED
I1UCHARK8T,
April
6:
Twen
press
Mhh
derailed
Inst
night
t
near
ttunev.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
F
RIDAY.
APRIL
5,
1929
OF
Were
Missing
in
Antarctic
Regions
Ne
word
was
heard
for
.
daj
8
from
Bernt
Dakhen,
righl;
HareM
June,
left,
and
Larry
Gould
,
below,
members
of
the
Brrd
'Antarctic
expedition,
who
were
engagea
in
aenai
geoo-
gtel!
work
in
the
Rockefeller
J!
oun
tains.
Commander
Richard
Byrd
seat
an
expedition
ou
tha
t
rescued
them.
fAlaska
Government
is
Seeking
to
End
Reign
of
Terror
from
Indian
Klue-Tok
Has
Evaded
Law
for
Nine
Years;
Is
Known
to
Have
Killed
Four
White
Men
and
Rewards
Are
Out
for
His
Capture
Dead
or
Alive
JUNEAU,
April
6.
The
capture
of
Klue-Tok,
an
Indian,
who
has
killed
four
white
men
and
nearly
a
score
of
his
own
clan
during
a
nine-year
reign
of
terror
over
the
Upptr
Nushagak
Valley,
in
south-western
Alaska,
was
the
question
before
the
Alaska
legislature
yesterday.
Frank
G.
Waswsy,
first
delegate
from
Alaska
to
Congrees,
In
route
to
the
United
States,
has
requested
the
legislature
to
appropriate
sufficient
funds
for
apprehension
of
the
killr
or
proof
of
hie
death.
Several
weeks
ago
the
United
States
department
of
Justlte
posted
$600
reward
for
the
capture,
dead
or
alive,
of
the
fugitive.
During
the
past
nine
years
Klue-Tok
has
evaded
the
law.
Trappers
who
have
attempted
to
capture
him
have
either
mysteriously
disappeared
or
been
found
dead.
Winter
halted
a
search
by
a
federal
posse
last
year
and
the
hunt
was
iotponed
until
the
spring.
Klue-Tok
Is
86
year
old
and
is
said
to
have
started
Ms
reinn
of
terror
after
his
squaw
was
killed
by
an
unknown
white
man.
He
is
known
to
carry
a
.30-80
rifle,
but
uses
a
bow
and
arrow
for
hunting.
He
travels
on
foot
and
in
a
skin
boat,
with
a
small
dog
as
companion.
VICTORIA
APPROVES
THE
SALMON
TREATY
VICTORIA,
April
5.
The
ap
nroval
of
the
provincial
govern'
ment
with
regard
'
to
the
recent
BILLY
STILL
LIYES
AFTER
FEARFUL
FALL
LOS
ANGELES.
April
4.
Hilly
Forbes
Is
still
alive
MARTIAL
LAW
HANKOWTODAY
LONDON.
April
.
..1
1
treaty
relative
to
the
Eraser
river
law
has
been
deciareu
at
iiannow,,
afelmen
situation
has
been
author-:
China,
and
Chinese
are
pouring
iced
to
tawa.
be
communleated
to
Ot-
Into
the
foreign
protection.
ty
were
killed
and
69
Injured
two
days
after
falling
35
feet
to
a
fng
an
when
the
Hucharest
Jassy
ex
SIX
KILLED
LARGE
CABARET
Bpeolal
Dinner!
Thursday!
and
Saturdiaya
Dancing
every
Saturday
nlfht
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
Accommodation
for
Private
Parties
Fhone
437
WORK
AT
OTT
A
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
PATTULLO
BANQUETED
IN
VANCOUVER
BY
HIS
ADMIRERS
J.
C.
Brady
Gives
Account
of
His
Stewardship
at
Ottawa
During
Session
Up
To
Easter
Holidays
Hints
at
Sinister
Influences
Working
Against
tfcrc
Port
and
Blames
Board
of
Trade,
The
Daily
News
and
Others
for
Not
Doing
Their
Duty
J.
('.
Brady,
M.P.
for
Skeena,
at
the
public
meeting
which
he
called
in
the
Moose
Hall
last
night
to
give
an
account
of
his
stewardship
at
Ottawa
during
the
early
part
of
the
present
session
of
parliament,
announced
that,
in
addition
to
the
items
of
public
works
that
he
had
already
secured
this
year,
it
had
been
decided
to
place
an
up-to-daif
radio
direction
station
on
Langara
Island
for
the
aid
of
ocean-going
vessels
entering
here
from
Panama
and
t!.p
Orient;
that
Green
Island
was
to
be
equipped
with
a
FIGHTING
IN
MEXICO
WAS
similar
station
for
the
benefit
jof
traffic
coming
from
Alaska,
and
that
a
radiophaae
was
to
be
'
established
on
Digby
Island
'
which
would
be
of
assistance
to
1
more
local
traffic.
Use
direction
finders
on
lnarar
and
Green
ave
a
!
more.
A
large
and
attentive
aud
ience
wm
present
at
ilr.
Brady's
meeting
and
,th
faewJuer
.was
is
ifine
fighting
fettle.
In
fact,
he
-
'seems
to
be
improving
in
the
NKW
YORK.
April
5.
Now
far
matter
of
eloquvnce
and.
perauavj
t-he
state
of
Chihuahua,
the
she
arguments
every
time
he
M-Ai.-an
federal
cavalry
ranged
ee
the
ptatfertn.
He
took,
i.
i
idly
to
the
north
today
in
pur-
many
a
crack
at
a
small
group
i
of
the
remnants
of
the
once
i
thi.
cltv
which
he
said
was
i
ng
rebel
army,
reported
to
be
waTLiB-
aav
tor
the
nersonal
1
ually
destroyed
in
fighting
at
of
,t
roemors
and
did:
not
have
the
beat
interests
ot
Prince
Rupert
at
heart
The.
audience
expresses
sympauy
on
a
number
of
occasions
with
Nr.
Banquet
for
Pattullo
Vancouver
Yesterday
Leader
is
Eulogized
VANCOUVER,
April
5.
Liberal
supporters
turned
out
in
large
numbers
last
night
and
gave
a
warm
welcome
to
T.
D.
Pattullo
on
his
first
public
appearance
as
leader
of
the
opposition
in
the
legislature
at
a
banquet
in
his
honor
here
last
night.
A
number
of
Liberal
members
of
the
legislature
from
various
parts
of
the
province
were
present.
Mr.
Pattullo
was
the
principal
speaker,
reviewing
at
length
the
proceedings
in
the
last
session
of
the
house.
A.
M.
Manson,
former
attorney-general,
praised
Pat-tullo's
work
during
the
session
as
leader,
and
Dr.
V.
H.
;
Sutherland
of
Revelstoke
predicted
that
Mr
Pattullo
i
would
be
the
next
premier.
He
declared
that
Mr.
Pattullo
i
led
both
the
opposition
and
the
whole
house
most
of
the
time
during
the
session.
Mr.
Pattullo
criticized
the
new
administration.
RAILWAY
MEN
OUT
ON
BAIL
Three
Men
In
Charge
of
Wrecked
Train
Committed
For
Trial
PARRY
SOUND,
April
5.
On
charges
of
manslaughter,
arising
out
of
the
loss
of
14
or
more
lives
In
a
head-on
collision
between
two
Canadian
National
passenger
trains
at
Drocourt,
on
March
20,
Engineer
G.
V.
Alexander,
.Fireman
Edward
Riley
and
Rear
Rrakeman
Charles
Gor-rie
were
committed
for
trial
by
.Magistrate
J.
D.
Rrough-ton
at
the
police
court
today.
The
men
were
released
on
bail
of
$10,000
for
Engineer
Alexander
and
$5000
for
each
of
the
others.
CAUGHT
IN
SLIDE
AND
SMOTHERED
SUDHURY.
April
6:
When
caught
in
a
slide
of
mud
three
men
were
smothered
to
death
at
Levack
mine
of
the
International
i
Nickel
Company,
20
miles
weet
of
here,
yesterday.
The
dead
are
t)
Itrnnvk.
aired
29:
E
aged
27.
FEDERAL
RESERVE
GIVES
AN
ULTIMATUM
AGAINST
SPECULATION
WASHINGTON,
April
5.
The
federal
reserve
board
has
given
warning
that
speculation
must
be
Irt'duced.
If
it
is
Yiot
stopped
the
5.
Martial
board
will
take
action
with
that
end
in
view.
eoneaselon
for
HN
IU
ULL
ENGLAND
PLYMOUTH.
Eng.,
April
6:
Plva
nwn
ware
instantly
killed
POSITION
AS
WARDEN
OF
THE
PENITENTIARY
OTTAWA,
April
6
The
civil
service
commission
has
been
re
today
when
a
wall
alongside
a
'quested
to
fill
the
vacant
position
trench
In
which
they
were"
lay-jof
warden
of
the
New
Westminster
.ii,i.
.oti
ni
aDsed
'
nenitenuarr.
lion,
truest
u-
-
concrete
walk,
breaking
hie
neck,
and
buried
them
under
25
tens,rlnte
announced
in
the
house
oT
his
scull
and
causing
leneusslon
of
of
stones.
A
sixth
man
died
in
commons
Urday
In
reply
to
a
question
by
.
I..
McQuwrle.
the
brain.
hospital.
TWO
PLANE
SEARCHING
LOST
AIRMEN
I
SYDNEY,
April
6.
That
Captain
Charles
Kingsford
Smith
and
his
three
companions,
forced
down
somewhere
in
the
wilderness
of
western
Australia
last
Sunday,
probably
landed
within
60
miles
of
the
Drysdale
Mission
station
is
the
belief
of
the
committee
in
charge
of
the
search
and
which
has
instructed
Captain
Caateau,
an
airman
at
the
nearby
town
of
Wynd-ham,
to
renew
his
search
in
the
Drysdale
river
area
in
co-operation
with,
the
plane
chartered
by
the
!
Sydney
Sun.
Drysdale
Mission
today
definitely
timed
the
passage
of
the
airplane,
which
was
almost
certainly
the
Southern
Cross,
at
11
o'clock
Sunday
morning.
FLY
PACIFIC
!
SEATTLE,
April
5.
Mrs.
Vertooe-
Louise
McPhetridge
Thaden,
hold-
Ick.
a
ted
28:
and
E.
Haaril.
'er
of
the
women's
endurance
and
altitude
records,
is
planning
an
aUempt
at
a
non-stop
trans-Pacific
flight
from
Seattle
to
Tokio
in
June.
She
proposes
to
use
a
plane
equipped
with
pontoons
and
to
have
a
co-pilot,
radio
operator
and
navigator
accompany
her.
CARDINAL
IS
DEAD
ROME,
April
6:
Cardinal
Gasquet,
Archivist
of
the
library
of
the
Holy
Roman
Church,
died
today
agetl
88.
Scottish
Humor
Imported
direct
Aberdeen
Joke
from
the
Factory
THE
LAST
STRAW
An
Abcrdonian
went
into
an
Ice-cream
shop
with
his
wife
and
five
children
and
ordered
a
tumbler
of
lemonade
and
seven
straws.
The
last
straw
broke
the
Italian's
heart.