1
ummittee
01
in
nouse
01
,
...
it
A
A
1
n
mons.
Details
ni
wm
aww
nt
have
yet
to
be
analysed
by
,
Discusaing
the
matter
of
the
Dominion
government
and
the
highway
with
the
finance
coav
arv
legislation
prepared,
imtttee
of,
the
citv
council,
Mr.
I
will
be
very
much
ctlsap-
McKensie
asksd
if
It
was
vital
..
t.d
if
the
plan
is
not
brought
that
the
road
to
Terrace
should
1
IttiiVS.
Parliament
next
session."
go
via
the
canneries.
He
pointed
A.
Dunning,
minister
of
out
that
it
vould
be
much
cheap-
,,!
er
to
ouiia
on
a
route
uu
inmi
PILOTS
MUST
BE
LICENSED
VANCOUVER,
April
27:
In
!!'
future
only
pilots
holding
H-
-i
nsos
will
be
able
to
practice
in
Tiitmh
Columbia
waters
accor-
IT"
into
effect
will
be
set
shortly.
FLIGHT
FROM
NOME
TO
ASIA
V"ME.
Alanks.
April
27
Com-
t
Iri
mg
a
400-mUc
flight
alone
that
'
"I;
him
from
here
to
Asia
and
b.'t-k.
Purker
Cramer.
Chicago
avi-i''
"r.
returned
lato
today.
He
I,:aiK
to
leave
here
today
with
W.
s
tiamble
for
New
York
and
ex-IT'
is
to
make
the
flight
In
five
i;ivs
or
loss
via
Fairbanks
and
Whitehorne.
BIRTH
A
daughter
was
born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
L.
Henderson,
20G
seventh
Avenue
West
at
the
Prince
Rupet
General
Hospital
j
nt
10
o'clock
Inst
evening.
'
but
they
could
assure
the
commit
tee
of
the
government
symimy
In
the
matter.
The
acting
minister
of
public
works
expressed
the,
opinion
that
the
question
of
the
road
might
safely
be
left
with
ti,
riirior
Mifineer.
Mr.
Gwyw.
who
was
keen
on
the
project
and
who
was
one
of
the
most
competent
engineers
In
the
service
of
the
department.
Park
Grounds
The
finance
committee
also
trv
i,n
yy-UYi
the
ministers
the
matter
of
forty-elght
acre
P
V.
Burhn,
president
01
me
council,
iney
were
me
nrsi,
oAwmen
against
the
use
of
ministers
of
the
Tolmie
administration
to
pay
a
visit
to
f
as
city.
While
they
made
no
further
promises
in
the
!
win
be
conveyed
to
J.
matter
of
the
continuation
of
the
Kaien
Island
Highway
Brady
m.
r.
Jt
reiten
reiterates
and
other
questions
which
were
taken
up
with
them
by
the
,tne
fjnance
committee
of
the
NEW
FINANCIAL
PLAN
IS
READY
1
ai.
city
council
and
the
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Conservative
!
Association,
they
showed
a
hearty
interest
in
the
representation
that
were
mode
and
those
who
interviewed
then
express
eonfi-
dence
that
they
will
do
all
in
(
YR.
Scheme
to
Be
Analyzed
at
their
power
to
moaot
the
needs
of
Ottawa
Preparatory
to
"
'tKfs
"clly
'ii'Aner
parts
of
Pawning
Legislation
jPrfriot
Rupert
riding.'
The
rain-
f
.
"TeH
wUtfpvKMM
o?
a
trip
.
,
-ru
n
'
Wth
TtrT&ralle
mi
field
in
OTTAWA.
ApriW:-ThtC.n..AIbfta
rtop)ed
at
Hmlton
nn
National
Railways
plan
-for
aM,
T.rra
a,
route
west,
ar-r
.'.rgaiuaatien
a
is
nciJ
fvjrLLh
y
at
fi
01
by
udure
has
been
rmfHtl
-,511,7
ts.iTfrm
tko
interior
s
announced
yesteroar
j
oir.
.
uflMi
at
-idniirht
on
the
m
y
Thornton,
president
of
the
q
for
Campbell
River
toni,
to
the
railways
and
ship-
ikev
will
m-oeeed
by
...
a
t
r
motor
to
Victoria.
Uiiva
Creek
just
mt
1
...,,
ai.t
wliirh
wfiicn
had
nf
Multrlde
Street
(Continued
on
pag
two)
salnon
traps.
The
resolution
!
SUPPLEMENTED
"ESTIMATES
ARE
PASSED
OTTAWA
OTTAWA.
April
27.
The
house
j
committee
on
xupply
passed
the
following
public
works
estimates:
For
repairs
and
improve-menta
on
public
build-
inxi
in
B.
C
mOOO
Naval
barracks
dockyard
at
Esquimau
80,080
Public
building
at
Kimber-
)ey
.0W
jthe
Skeena
River.
It
would
be
an
A,rni
polt
office
expensive
unoenawng
t
(
py
buildfatg
at
Trail
.
.
.
best
and
the
highway
might
be
ipement
quarantine
obtained
more
readily
If
the,
&t
WTUbwi
cheaper
route
were
used.
Mr.
I
iIwmj
McKemie
was
informed
that
tne
To
raM,t
the
veer's
interest
road
to
Terrace
was
the
prime
,
on
5400,000
mortgage
on
desire
of
this
city,
the
cannery!
the
Dominion
publk
route
being
a
secondary,
though
very
deairable
consideration.
Mr.
McKentie
Informed
the
.nnmiiiM
that
arrangements
were
being
roaoe
w
cn
v,
PORT
kiikj
SIMP
a
m
rm
timg
to
an
announcement
made
the
promiad
aerial
survey
of
the
yrsterday
by
Captain
Grge
I-'rolld
route
at
an
early
date.
The
R"berton,
director
of
pilotage,
;
jvrnnnt
felt
it
necessary
to
111
Ottawa.
He
states
that
the
!...
nroDer
surveys
and
tl;it.
upon
which
this
order
will
j)nve
u
information
before
pro-
MRS.
JOSHUA
TMT
Wends
of
the
deceesed
from
Port
Simpson
acted
as
wlUearers.
TORONTO
STOCKS
(Courtesy
of
'fi.
D.
Johnston
Go.)
Big
Missouri.
.1.78.
C.
'
a
stand
formerly
taken
bv
I
the
Conservative
against
salmon
traps
and
roeotda
1
both
parties
against
the
ose
j
!
of
aueh
machinerv.
the
Lib-
eral
Association
having
pre
vkrasly
passed
a
ronolutioa
to
this
effect
r-
4
.
SO000
4,000
building
at
Vancouver
.
.
80000
nn
nnrtT
rimnnnit
.
.
,
..
7
BURIED
HERE
TODAY
The
funeral
of
the
late
Mrs.
Joshua
Tait
of
Port
Simpson,
ceedlng
further
with
the
project.
:
whose
death
occurred
this
week,
In
their
trip
down
the
SKeena
took
pace
Rt
2:30
this
afternoon
River,
they
had
been
able
to
seefrom
the
cha"l
of
the
B.
C.
Un-at
first
hand
the
country
with
Herttikers
to
Pair
view
Cemetery,
which
they
were
Impressed.
As
rv.
A.
Wilson,
pastor
of
First
fnr
a
definite
statement,
that
.United
Church
conducted
the
ser-
would
have
to
come
latr
from
vice
and
Miss
M.
A.
Way
pre
the
minister
of
the
aeparunem
wiaea
ai
me
Bran
ir
me
nywiBH
Fulnnn
Bridire.
llHEi
h.A.
'-t
Intl.
NickeL
4
8.00
;rliX
w
Lskeshore,
26.60
.
-Mandy,
Nlpissing,
3.00.
Noranda,
51.60.
Premier,
1.90.
'
.'
Sudbury
Basin,
&7&
ahorrHt-Gorddri,
.85-
'
Tfjelc
Hughes,
$M.
'
Hudaeh
Ba
180.
CENOTAPH
TO
BEERECTED
Drive
for
Thousand
Dollars
to
lie
Commenced
Immediately
by
Committee
At
a
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Legion
wfth
the
members
of
(he
cenotaph
committee
la.it
night,
it
was
decicea
to
proceed
at
once
with
the
erection
of
a
cenotaph
and
Secretary
Sinclair
wh
instructed
to
call
for
tender.
The
ccnotajm
in
1o
e
reii'v
for
unveiling
en
November
11
of
th'r;
year.
'i'
The
wrretpry
ww
Inxtrwt-rl
tr
writ
to'the
minister
of
land?
nt
Victoria
ank'nr;
that
a
cite
I'e
rmVtft
p
fr-
f
the
government
buildings
here
ax
premised
by
fT
.
I).
Paltullo
when
he
wn
rnin?ser.
A
corpmiitc-
conniKtin?
of
It.
V.
R.
JePJne.S.
M.
New-ton
and
another
to,
be
added
wa
given,
charge
of
a
drive
which
is
to
heiput
on
at
once
to
raie
the
thousand
dollars
now
required
to
defray
the
cost
of
the
memorial
.
J
.
STOCK
HUOTATIONS
'Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
The
following
quotation
were
id
and
nked:
Bayview.
6,
SVi.
Big
Missouri,
1.G7,
1.08
Cork
Province.
II,
Cotton
Bert,
Nil,
Si.
Dunwell.
22,
NW.
'
Duthie,
M,
60.
George
Cooper,
NU,
7.75.
Georgia
River,
37,
t8.
Golconda,
1.46,
1.50.
Grand
view,
44,
45.
Independence,
lV4.
10.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke,
SS.
S7.
Kootenay
Florence,
If,
Nil.
Kortenay
King.
49
t,
W.
L.
&
L..
2',
Nil.
Lucky
Jim,
15.
NIL
Mohawk.
4',,
6.
Morton
Woolsey,
tkk,
7Vfc.
Marmot
River
Gold,
OH,
7,
.
Marmot
iietals,
4Vi.
S.
National
Silver,
lG,
18.
Noble
Five,
66,
68.
Oregon
Copper,
BG,
fi.'
Pend
Oreille.
C.8S.
64)0.
Premier.
1.85,
14)0.
Porter-Idaho.
584.
Nil.
Reeves
Macdonald,
2.36,
2.40.
Rufus-ArgenU,
27,
28.
Silver
Crest,
7,
8.
Silverado,
86,
Nil.
Slocan
Rambler,
18,
19.
Snowflake,
61,
68.
Sunloch,
2.20.
2.70.
Topley
Richfield,
SS,
SS.
Wellington
Nil.
16.
Whitewater,
1.00,
1.06.
Woodbine,
4,
5.
Oils,
Calgary
British
Dominion,
Nil,
1.26.
Dallas,
Nil,
1.60.
Great
West,
Nil,
55.
Mid
West,
Nil,
1JD0.
Mill
City,
Nil.
GJSO.
(Continued
on
page
two).
DRILL
HAKGAL
OIL
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
CvrjroQ
retcU
th
Claaalfied
Ada.
LARUE
CABARET
If
you
lone,
adrertlae
lor
tt.
Special
Dinners
Thursday
and
Saturday
It
jou
find,
locate
tb
owner.
PaDcInf
every
Saturday
nljbt
from
9
to
12.
need.
advertlM
for
It
WhaWrer
you
'
Dance
Ball
tor
Hire
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommodation
for
Private
OCT
Tlir.
CMSHIFIED
IIAIIIT.
PartlM
Northern
and
Central,
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
1'jon
457
Vol.
XX..
No.
97.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
S
ATURDAY,
APRIL.
27,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
COM
N
HEAR
TWO
PROVINCIAL
MINISTER
Provincial
Ministers
Give
Favorable
Consideration
to
Highway
Representations
tllCIl.IlAIL
itIIU
UTUIUI
itjffl
UlllUlllH-V
til
VUUHUI
aim
Conservative
Executive
and
Discuss
Problem
With
Them
!
TORIES
ARE
ALSO
AGAINST
USE
OF
TRAPS
FOR
FISH
Prince
Rupert
was
favored
last
evening
with
a
briet
The
executive
of
the
isit
from
Hon.
W.
A-
McKenzie,
minister
of
mines
and
Trim
Rupert
Conservative
works
the
absence
of
Hon.
Association
last
night
pas-.V
arting
minister
of
public
during
i
uWeri
trip
to
the
Old
aountry.
and
Hon..
R.j
-
ISiTSSi
DI
VIDEN
C.
fMrvrm
5sjl!amj
SCUSS
ROAD
Heme
Town
Honors
Beloved
Ambassador
T.
Il.T'Ur.
iifmc
tew
n.
h.v
cakPt
h'llflirg
the
mortal
remains
of
the
late
AmbaMudor
Myron
1
'
'''d
'
"
'he
Trinity
Episcopal
Cathedral
at
Cleveland,
Ohio,
his
1
he
hie
uiplonvu
wan
accorded
full
military
honors.
KILLED
WHEN
'
THROWN
FROM
SPEEDING
AUTO
1
j?;-
.
-
I
SEATTLE.
April
27
The
daugfcien
of
5tHe-Seator
Josaph
Sf.
Peter,
cfi
Eyoretf
vis's
huWed
to
death
with
a
young
man
when
Commissioners
at:
w
Grain
Enquiry
are
Very
Courteous
speeding
in
an
automobile,
it
Promise
to
Do
Everything
Possible
Regard
to
Complaints
.crashed
into
a
telephone
pole
here
i
Mafje
Here
of
Discriminatory
Chareea
'last
night,
caromed
across
the
street
into
another
car,
and
came
and
Lack
of
Aids
to
stop
against
the
second
11
e-1
.
.
,
.
T
...
John
Uhey
of
Seattle,
driver
of
jieg
shorter
and
the
weather
con-
tne
car.
was
out
sngnuy
mjurea.
Hitinn
lttr
in
the
atrait
than
by
IS
ACQUITTED
Charge
of
Brlliery
in
Connection
With
Aimee
McPherson
Trial
Fails
ANOTHER
AVIATION
SERVICE
PROPOSED
The
'directors
o
illargal
Oil;
SEATTLE.
April
27.
Carl
flsst
night
authorlbed
the
cloning
Ndlson,
pilot
for
Captain
Hubert
of
a
deal
with
the
Imperial
Oil
Wilkin
in
his
polar
expeditions
at
Co.
for
drilling
their
acreage,
ac-
both
the
extremes
of
the
world,
cording
to
word
received
today
sailed
north
today
for
Fairbanks.
by
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
April
27
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
hnge
today
at
f
1.18S.
Tlivnn
Kntrance.
He
aasured
the
ninrrUADHV
iBoard
of
Trade
delegation
that
JUliULl
nHil
J
I
laid
the
matter
before
him
that
if
he
could
do
anything
to
rectify
the
matter
he
would.
The
council
of
the
board
was
introduced
to
the
commission
by
Vice-President
Tinker.
The
chief
commissioner
sara
their
commission
dealt
with
the
aafe
handling
and
marketing
of
SACRAMENTO,
April
27.
Su-
Krain
and
us
Prince
Rupert
wasl
perior
Judge
Carina
Hardy
of
Los
'one
of
the
ports
where
grain
was
Angeles
was
acquitted
by
the
Sen-
marketed,
the
commission
was
in-!
n(n
Prlrfau
nn
all
IkalHUa
rff
4.a4n
in
If
Th
ftlVtnr
WM
I
the
quantity
handled
this
year
c
phow
pole.
!
t-niei
Justice
iirown
01
tne
basKatcnewan
court
of
Another
daughter
of
the
-enator
:
king's
bench,
who
is
chairman
of
the
Grain
Inquiry
Com-
and
a
third
young
woman
are
seri-
mission
which
sat
here
yesterday,
after
hearing
the
ousiy
injured,
perhups
fatally.
Prinr
Runert
case
for
better
aids
tn
navimtinn
ti
nllnw
The
dead
are:
Mrs.
Genevive
St.
tj
c-u
v,..
v:
-
"
1
.
IVter
Hilton,
aged
24.
of
Everett.
VtA,
"ri
J
'
1
S1.
and
James
DoujrVss,
aged
5.
f
Pthy
with
Prince
Rupert's
claim
and
said
he
did
not
Seattle.
Verna
St.
Petor.
radio
hink
it
should
be
a
difficult
matter
to
obtain
the
two
singer
of
Seattle,
and
Mrytie
lights
asked.
The
opinion
of
practical,
men
such
as
the
w
nent.
agea
j.
entertainer,
01
e-
captains
should
be
more
valuable
than
any
other.
attle,
were
injured
and
may
die.
An,iurn.iv
th.
rout
w
llor'V.i
He
did
not
thinf
this,
differential
was
justified.
The
difficulty
was
chat
they
could
not
not
the
xhort-sH
possible
route
through
Hecate,
Continued
on
page
two.)
STOCK
TRANSFER
TAX
DELAYED
OTTAWA,
April
27:
Changes
I
in
the
tax
on
sale
and
transfer
of
misdemeanors
in
office
as
aet
built
by
the
people
of
Canada,
for
"ares
in
stock
will
not
come
into
forth
in
Assembly's
four
articles
the
purpose
of
taking
care
of
thele"
untl1
nurjr
1.
Hon.
O.
f
impeachment
because
of
his'jrrain
and
the
commistion
wanted
u
wwwo
ui
ne
nouse
activities
on
behalf
of
Aimec
to
know
if
the
handicaps
ooraplain-1
y"'-
n
wre
10
nve
Semple
Mclherson,
EvangellHt.
d
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removed.
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on
May
1.
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had
been
quite
a
falling
off
in
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ina
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bill
will
not
be
ready
to
receive
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compared
with
they,"
to
asrortain
why.
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ALAJNAlwas
J
H.
Pillsbury.
who
explain-j
jHe
is
said
to
be
representing
east
I
em
capitalists
who
are
contempts
ting
establishing
a
commercial
av-
iation
service
to
AluHka
to
include
ex-
all
ltn
major
cities
and
eventually
extend
to
Siheriit
.
ed
that
he
was
asked
to
speak
for
,
the
hoard
as
being
one
who
knew
something
about
the
subject
of
groin
shipping.
He
said
that
Prince
Rupert
was
disappointed
si
the
small
amount
of
grain
shipped.
Only
recently
a
local
delegation
visited
Calgary
to
try
to
find
out
the
reason
and
the
only
one
they
could
ascertain
was
the
Scottish
Humor
Imported
dfrect
from
the
Aberdeen
Joke
Factory
MEMENTO
OF
ABBRDEEN
An
American
visitor
to
Aberdeen
wished
to
take
a
memento
of
the
Granite
City
hotcy
with
differential
of
nine
pence
a
ton
j
him.
He
purchased
n
fountain
pen
against
this
port
in
shipping
rates,
and
filled
it
nt
the
Post
Office.