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ADVE'
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chicks.
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Bicycle
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ior
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rnone
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milking.
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Red
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P.
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dinner
sets
In
our
bargain
basement
stcre.
Hellbroner's.
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Two
ions
good
oat
hay,
420
per
ton,
f.o.b.
Cedarvale.
T
R.
Tomllnson.
80
EXTRA
special
prices
on
ladles'
handbags
and
umbrellas.
Hellbroner's.
LAROE
stock
of
Master
Mechanic
men's
wool
shirts
and
pants;
Montreal
Importers.
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SALE-
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oak
dining
ta
ble
and
chairs.
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East,
or
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values
In
novelties.
bridge
prizes,
brassware,
at
Hellbroner's
bargain
basement
store.
GREAT
assortment
of
men
s.
dots'
and
misses
running
shoos
at
very
low
figures.
Montreal
Importers.
suitable
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tnrlne
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booties
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than
half
the
manufacturer's
cost
25c.
von
i
miss
mis
Bargain,
neimro-ncr's.
FOR
SALE
$700
takes
Chevrolet
Sedan,
privately
owned,
very
low
mileage.
Nicely
broken
In.
Phone
61
09
ted
Island
Kltkatla
Inlet.
Good
business
cnance,
asic
us
aetaiis.
Hi
person.
W
9f
...
.
.1
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you
need
anytmng
in
men's
i
finlshlngjrbctsanahoeTlsitfpr-r-
S.-,1'
-
the
Montreal
Importers
before
'
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elsewhere.
4
duty
Buffalo
Engine
and
clutch!
in
good
going
order,
$150
cash.
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103
H1K
NAI.K
NICK
DU
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ne
iOT
Section
6,
Eighth
Avenue
Eat.
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paid
to
date.
$250.
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P.O.
Box
512,
city.
boats
and
used
engines.
River
speed
boats
with
outboards
our
specialty.
Pacific
Salvage
C6.
Ltd.
98
FOR
SALE
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property.
Third
Avenue
not
far
from
Bes-ncr
Block.
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bearing,
Price
$6000.
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Box
17
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tt
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SALE
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Bcdan
1928
and
29
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In
good
condition.
Cost
$1,770,
sale
$V75.
Including
license
and
extras
complete.
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et"
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rebates.
No
Jokers.
M,
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Stephens
&
Co.
Ltd.
CHIROPRACTIC
massage,
steam
baths
and
Sunray
Treatment.
Lady
Assistant.
Consultation
free
R
E
Eyofson,
D.
C.
Ph.
C.
205
Sixth
Street.
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Black
764
or
Blue
805.
93
BOARD
AND
ROOM
BOARD
and
Room.
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Black
707
tf
PRIVATE
BOARD
RESinrTNCIJ
4
viei
UUUIV,
01
flivu
nre.il
west,
central
location,
harbor
view,
phono
green
800,
tf
bb
laxibb
J1"
rrllablti
day
and
nUht
ftlce
ml
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80c.
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I'l-UK
IN
Rl
TKRT.
Cull
(id
lot
iUl(k
umlre.
Tfy
It
and
yon
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MI.I.E.
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iTInre
m
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w
C
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hfi
a,.
Z
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store
tf
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RENTFurnlshed
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and
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Block.
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or
month.
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607.
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puts
i
piano
in
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ments
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containing
bed.
living,
dining,
bath
-room
and
kitchen.
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vlently
-located
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In.
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argc
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CANTON.
China.
April
26:-Very
tion
Ouard,
etc..
In
.Canadlan,i?erlouSr
disturbances
have
been
Civil
Service.
Permanetit
'
posiel
here
by
the
activities
of
Red
tlons
with
pension.
Vacancies
bandlte
whose
leaders
are
rousing
i..
.4
.n..
tw.
the
Doonle
against
foreigners.
They
U.LU11U1U
LUIUUlllill.
IT
1LC
U1IU1"
Vm
MR
.
,
caigary.
LOST
LOST
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of
KeVsJCFBuilr
please
return
to
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Of-
j
flee.
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I
LINDBERGH
FOR
MIAMI
!
Tells
Why
He
Has
Been
Experimenting
With
Gliders
Recently
WASHINOTON.
April
26:
Col
onel
Charles
Lindbergh
who
left
Bollng
Field
yesterday
afternoon'
for
'Miami
on
the
first
leg
of
his
,
trip
to
South
America,
gave
out
for
the
first
time
the
reason
for
his
re
:
cent
experiments
In
California
with
'
gliders.
He
had
been
testing
me:
feasibility
of
using
gliders
towed
by
j
airplanes
as
freighters.
Tney
are
hitched
to
regular
pianos.
Lindbergh
claims
he
can
establish
a
mall
service
between
United
States
and
Buenos
Aires
mere
would
be
no
more
difficulty,
ne
says,
than
In
flying
over
land.
Denver
Is
Not
So
Inclined
to
Be
Wet
As
Many
Cities
nonver
is
less
Inclined
to
go
wet
,than
many
of
the
larger
cities
of
the
United
States.
according
vo
vc
Literary
Digest
radio
broadcast
last
night.
Out
of
24,318
votes
given
In
the
nation
wide
straw
voic
wem
were
8.305
for
remaining
as
at
present;
9
079
for
modification
of
the
un,
and
6.934
for
repeal.
nallfnrn
fti
eaVC
4,200
for
enforcement.
5,512
modification,
and
7,503
for
repeal.
ON
FISHING
TRIP
manager
of
the
n
A
Stenstrom,
Faciflc
Mills;
F.
Sullivan,
superin-Snt;
W.
Lcwthwalte,
townsite
engineer,
and
rS,
Bonney.
logging
Z
dntendent.
came
north
from
Goat
Harbor
on
the
Ocean
Falls
to
Princess
Royal
ycsieiu
-
week's
fishing
trip
to
mm
Vol.
XXI.,
No.
97".
OHIO,
CAN
AD
A
AIR
ROUTE
CANVASSED
Two-Day
Service
May
Be
Instituted
From
London
to
Winnipeg
OTTAWA,
April
26:
Possibilities
of
a
two-day
air
route
between
Great
Britain
and
Central
Canada
are
being
canvassed
by
a
group
of
men
interested
In
aviation
and
Empire
transportation,
Hon.
J.
C.
Ralston,
minister
of
national
defense,
told
the
Aviation
League
of
Canada
in
an
address
here
last
night.
The
proposed
route
would
be
via
Scotland,
Faroe
Islands,
Iceland,
Greenland
and
Hudson
Bay
to
Winnipeg.
Red
Bandits
Are
Active
in
China
-
-
have
secured
quite
a
large
follow
lng
and
the
troubles
seem
-to-
b
snrpadlncr
r
MOKEBACK,
DIED
TODAY
Jons
Olof
Olsen,
Victim
of
Logging
Accident
Last
Summer,
Expired
Today
Jons
Olof
Olsen,
logger
who
broke
his
back
lost
June
when
a
log
rolled
upon
him
In
one
of
the
logging
camps
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
died
early
this
morning
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
He
was
54
years
of
age
and
a
native
of
Sweden.
He
was
unmarried
and,
as
far
as
can
be
learned,
has
no
relatives
In
this
country.
Funeral
arrangements
are
in
the
hands
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers.
Structural
Steel'
For
Power
House
Arriving
Sunday
C.P.R.
freighter
Princess
Ena,
Capt.
Albert
Rlppon,
is
due
In
port
at
4:30
tomorrow
morning
from
Vancouver
with
150
tons
of
structural
steel
to
be
used
by
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
In
power
ihouso
construction
at
Falls
River.
a
The
steel
will
be
transferred
from
the
steamer
to
scows
and
taken
to
Falls
River.
Toronto
Stocks
(Oouttciy
8.
D.
Jobniton
Oo.)
Amulet,
.88,
.90.
Dome,
9.05,
9.10.
Falsonbrldge.
2.45,
2.75.
Holllngcr,
6.45,
6.50.
Howie.
.65,
.67.
Hudson
Bay,
"9.45
6.50.
I
Imperial
Oil,
27.25.
27.50.
Int.
Nickel,
36.Q0,
.36.75.
n,
,
Manitoba
Basin,
.06,
07.
Mining
Corp..
1.84,
1.85.
Mclhtyre.
18.75,
18.90.
Noranda,
31.00,
31.25.
Shcrrltt-Gordon,
1.85,
1.68.
Sudbury
Basin,
2.01,
2.05.
'
Teck
Hughes,
6.35,
0.45,
i
Trcadwell
Yukon,
2.01,
2.05.
Ventures,
1,36,
1.40.
1
Ventures,
1.36,
1.40.
Wright
Hargraves,
1.95,'
1.96.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
APRIL
26,
1930
US,
CONVICTS
RESIST
BRIT
AIN
FLIGHT
1
Died
T&sterday
jPE
JIIhi
"H
n
S
The
late
Hugh?
Blair
Mackenzie,
general
manager?
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal,
who
succumbed
to
cerebral
hemmorhage
Friday,
was
bom
In
Ingersoll,
Ont.,
December
14,
1867,
the
son
of
the
late
Venerable
Archdeacon
G.
C
Mackenzie
D.
C.
L.
He
was
educated
at
Kincardine,
Brantford
and
Port
Hope
and
en-
tered
banking
wjth
the
Bank
of;
Commerce
in
18S1.
he
then
went
to
1
the
Bank
of
Br$isW
North
America
1
of
which
he
eventually
became
gen-1
eral
manager
after
having
been
stationed
in
varlStis
capacities
suc
cessively
at
Brantford;
St.
John,
Montreal,
London.
Ont..
Victoria
and
Winnipeg.
On
amalgamation
of
the
Bank
of
B.NA.
with
the
Bank
of
Montreal
in
1918
he
was
made
assistant
manager
and
became
gen
eral
manager
in
1929.
Survived
by
his
widow
and
two-
sons
and
one
daughter,
Mr.
Mackenzie
was
an
ardent
golfer
and
tennis
player
and
belonged
to
the
Anglican
Church.
He
made
his
home
at
Westmount,
Quebec.
HILL
TRIBES
REBELLING
Troubles
Reported
From
Afghan
Frontier
of
India
Where
Women
and
Children
Leave
LONDON,
April
28:
Word
re
ceived
from
India
Is
that
trouble
Is
continuing
in
the
part
of
India
bordering
on
Afghanistan.
This
is
a
part
of
the
country
inhabited
by
I
warlike
hill
tribes
which
give
al-
PORT
SIMPSON,
April
26:
Eas-most
constant
trouble
to
the
mill-1
ter
seasonal
services
were
observed
tary
police
forces
of
that
part
of
,in
the
Grace
United
Church.
Rev.
the
country.
Mr.
Eby
presiding
at
each
service.
European
women
and
children
i
on
Sunday
there
was
special
mu-have
been
ordered
to
leave
this
sec-1
sic
provided
by
the
choir,
tlon
of
the
country,.
Indicating
that
;
on
Sunday
evening
the
Women's
the
disaffection
Is
widespread.
It
Is
thought
here
that
this
movement
has
nothing
to
do
with
the
Gandhi
passive
resistance
difficulty
;
except
that
it
is
likely
to
happen
at
time
when
it
is
thought
the
British
troops
would
be
otherwise
engaged
and
might
not
be
able
to
concentrate
on
that
part
of
the
country.
OFFICER
PROMOTED
Corp.
Andrew
Falrbalm.
chief
of
the
Bmlthcrs
district
detachment
of
the
provincial
police,
lias
been
promoted
to
the
rank
of
sergeant.
f
t
MAN
WHOM
OFFICER
i
s
SHOT
HAS
NOW
DIED
VANCOUVER,
April
20:
Harry
Gerlltz
of
Calgary,
who
was
shot
in
the
head
Wednes
day
night
by
Constable
J.
H.
Johnson
when
he
was
allegedly
attempting
to
escape
from
custody,
died
late
last
night.
An
inquest
will
be
held.
'
VERDICT
IS
UNCERTAIN
Coroner's
Jury
Fails
to
Determine
Whether
Clerk
Was
Suicide
or
Murder
Victim
AI.EEHNI,
April
20:
A
coroner's
jury
inquiring
into
the
death
of
City
Clerk
Martin
M.
Stephens,
whose
body
was
found
with
a
bullet
wound
In
the
head
in
the
smouldering
ruins
of
the
City
Hall
Friday
morning,
yesterday
returned
an
open
verdict
declaring
that
it
was
unabl
to
say
whether
the
bullet
wound
had
been
self-inflicted
or
caused
by
some
unknown
person.
When
the
Jury
returned
its
open
verdict,
Dr.
A.
D.
Morgan,
cooner,
remarked:
"I
am
surprised
at
your
verdict,
gentlemen!'
The
late
Mr.
Stephens
was
well
known
by
Rev.
Charles
E.
Motte,
minister
of
Rupert
EastS
United
Church
hereftwho
wistf
formerly
located
on
the
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island.
Mr:
Motte
is
convinced
that
Mr.?
Stephens
was
murdered.
PRINCE
IS
BACK
HOME
David
of
Wales
Welcomed
From
African
Hunting
trip
By
Royal
Family
WINDSOR,
April
26:
The
Prince
of
Wales,
home
from
his
African
hunting
trip,
landed
on
Smith's
Lawn
In
Windsor
Great
Park
yesterday.
The
Duke
of
York
and
Prince
Oeorge
greeted
him
and
drove
him
to
the
Prince's
country
house
where
the
King
and
Queen
welcomed
him
home.
Easter
Season
at
Port
Simpson
Was
Suitably
Observed
Missionary
Society
of
the
Grace
Church
held
special
services.
On
Sunday
afternoon,
the
Port
Simpson
Band,
which
had
been
practising
very
faithfully,
gave
an
open
air
concert
to
the
keen
enjoyment
of
all.
CONSIDERING
BUDGET
OTTAWA.
,Aprll
26
-r-
Premier
King
had
no
announcemcnl
to
make
at
the
conclusion
of
Friday's
cabinet
meeting.
It
is
understood
that
further
consideration
was
given
to
thc
budget.
The
Weather
.it.
Dominion
Telegraph
'Service'
Prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
'fresh,
southwest
wind,
temp.
50.
Haysport
Part
cloudy,
52,
light
wind.
Port
Simpson
Part
cloudy,
calm
46.
Terrace
Cloudy,
,
calm,
46.
Rosswood
Cloudy,
calm,
44.
A,lynash
Cloudy,-
calm,
42.
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
calm,
52.
Prison
Reform
Bills
Now
Before
Congress
of
United
States;
Will
Pass
Senate
Soon
"Fis
Expected
WASHINGTON,
April
26:
There
are
bills
before
Congress
now
providing
for
reform
of
the
prisons
of
the
United
States.
These
have
already
passed
the
House
and
it
is
thought
that
the
recent
tragedy
at
Columbus
will
have
the
effect
of
hastening
Senate
action
on
them.
The
bills
provide
for
better
facilities
in
regard
to
probation
for
prisoners
and
quicker
action
for
parole
as
well
as
a
number
of
other
reforms.
COLUMBUS,
April
26:
The
prisoners
of
Columbus,
Ohio,
penitentiary,
following
the
terrible
fire,
have
or-
:
o
janlzed
a
passive
resistance
cam
Renominated
''
rarararaw.wr
hui
Major
General
A.
D,
McRae
who
will
again
contest
North
Vancouver
federal
seat
for
ConservaUves.
EISHSALES
1
mation
of
a
metropolitan
hospital
Summary
district
embracing
the
city,
Point
a.,
incnnn
j
0rey.
North
Vancouver
city
and
7
WMt
Vancouver.
New
?
'
Westminster
and
Burnaby
are
the
Canadian
-
60J00
pounds.
95c
tw0
cnlef
W;ommendatlons
ln
thc
and
5s
to
10.1c
and
5c.
t
of
tfle
commlsslon
of
doc.
"
.
tors
which
last
winter
made
a
sur-Amerlcan
vey
0f
hospital
conditions
ln
Van-Constitution,
40,000,
Cold
Storage,
r-ouver.
..5c
and
5c.
!
Kanaga,
35.000,
Atlln
for
Ketchl-an
delivery,
10.2c
and
5c.
Nordby,
27,000,
Booth,
10c
and
5c.
Nordic,
37,000,
Cold
Ctorage,
9.8c
md
5c.
Coolldge.
16,000,
AUln,
10c,
and
5c
Majestic,
.,31,000,
Pacific,
,iq.6c
nd
5c.
Anna
J,
13,000,
Cold
Storage,
?.1.4c
and
5c.
Wave,
9,000,,Booth,
12.2c
and
5c
Condor,
9,000.
Col
dStorage,
12.4c
and
5c.
Cora,
3,000,
Booth,
12.1c
and
5c
j
I
Canadian
I
Capella,
10,000,
Atlin.
9.9c
and
5c
Emblem
I,
8,000,
Cold
Storage,;
"c
and
5c
Gulvlk.
8,000,
Cold
Storage,
10.1c
j
and
5c
Oony.
11,000.
and
Ingrld
H..
6,500,
Booth,
10c
and
5c.
impereuse.
o,uw,
racmc.
una
5c
Rlngloader,
2,000,
Atlin,
9.5c
and
5c
Bayvlew.
6.500.
Cold
Storage,
10c;
and
5s-
,.
.
I
.
ROXEN
AT
ELEVATOR
.
Although
lining
has
not
yet
been
Vs
Meredith,
another
Derby
can-quite
completed,
the
Swedish
dldate.
third.
Thirteen
horses
ran.
steamer
Roxen
moved
away
from
,
the
ocean
dock'
last
evening
and
iTniUADDnUJ'C
TIHEC'
took
up
her
berth
nt
the
Alberta
i
J
UinUlUUH
jj
IIUJjJ
wneat
poors
laincc
mipcrtniiievni
tor.
The
vessel
will
probably
start
J
loading
early
next
week
a
full
car
-
,
go
of
grain
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
Continent
and
should
be
able
to
get
away
by
the
end
of
the
week.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
I
VANCOUVER,
April
26:
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
local
exchange
today
at
$1.05.
Boston
Grill
LARUE
CABARET
Special
Dinner
ThuiKUp
and
Saturday
Dsndoc
Eery
Saturday
Night,
9
to
It
Dince
Hall
(or
Hlra
Aeoommodatloni
(or
Private
Partlea
PHONE
457
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
paign
for
the
purpose
of
securing
the
removal
of
Warden
Thomas
and
other
reforms.
Forty
have
Joined
In
the
movement
and
have
agreed
among
other
things
to
discountenance
violence
of
any
kind
and
to
take
no
part
in
plots
to
escape.
The
investigation
which
is
going
'
on
shows
that
the
prison
at
Columbus
was
old
and
one
of
the
least
fireproof
In
the
United
States.
Protests
against
its
condition
and
i
against
the
overcrowding
had
been
I
made
by
the
Prisoners'
Relief
Association
and
by
the
National
Society
lor
Penal
Reform
but
Ohio
Legislature
had
refused
to
take
any
action
to
remedy
n.
SURVEY
OF
j
HOSPITALS
VxKeTnstiuliohs-IVeeaeJ'nn"
I
Greater
Vancouver,
Commission
of
Doctors
Reports
VANCOUVER,
April
26:-The
construction
of
six
new
hospitals
in
Greater
Vancouver
at
a
cost
of
approximately
$3,375,000
and
the
for
PRIMATE
Archbishop
Samuel
Matheson
Re-Ungulshes
Duties
on
Acount
of
Advancing
Years
WINNIPEO,
April
26:
Arch-
bishop
Samuel
Matheson,
for
21
I
years
primate
of
the
Church
of
England
in
Canada,
has
announced
his
retirement,
effective
September
next.
Advancing
age,
coupled
with
ill
health
of
late,
is
the
reason
for
the
retirement.
W
Jf
A
Wl
Hill
ri
IfUlo
T
LraVCn
KaC6
0-ay
Frlar
SfCond
and
Meredith
Third
in
Event
at
Newmarket
Yesterday
NEWMARKET.
.
April
26:-Lord
Astor's
colt
Writ
A.
Derby
candidate
won
the
Craven
Stakes
here
yos-
Iterday.
Walter'Gulnoss'
Gay
Frlar
I
was
second
and
Somervllle
Tatter-
Sunday.
April
27;
1930
nigh
0.01
19.4
ft.
12.26
p.m.
18.7
ft.
loW
;
7
qo
am
4.3
tt.
."r
19
95
pJn-
5.6
ft.
Monday,
April
28,
1930.
High
0.58
a.m.
21.1
ft.
3.39
p.m.l
19.5
ft
Low
7.33
a.m.
Z2
ft.
19.37
pjn.
5.7
It.