Today's
Weather
prince
Rupert
Overcast,
calm:
barometer.
29.70
'falling);
temperature.
42;
sea
smooth.
.
XXVII..
No.
85.
k
vi
vr.
-
a
m
ni5h
Insurgents
i.auncn
new
.
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a
tl
mrilirl
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.
irti
tvnnfn.RnnnKn
f
mn-
.n
11
.a
malnr
mechanized
Ln
ivc
against
Tortosa,
key
city
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,nnh
f
the
Ebrj
Rlv-ir.
r
11
il
iiui.
v.
-
iimrhorf
hv
the
SDanlsh
.-
in
thnlr
drive
towards
nvln.
Italian
-
--------
o
-I
1.1
act
Lompleted
Trealy
To
Be
Consummated
hy
End
of
This
Week
ROME
April
11:
(CP)
After
nnu--i
.
.
a
I'm
In.
t
.
i.
wv
(itKttbi
anu
liv
iii(j
wttti
this
week
it
Is
expected
the
.....
uc
luinmuy
consumiiiaktu
t,'n
H
n
r
u.
.
l
,
usreement
ureal,
uu-
4C
D
le
.
i.
k.,
nhhrrn
lnvallst.
rc-
nutt
nt?
un
10.000
cases
or
less
.
1--I-
...
...Ith-
'i
nn
rn
i
ii"
i
sni-
iiiiw
11,11
llll
U
-
i
mile-,
of
Barcelona
and
are
in
.
.
.
nniilrnllnrr
lnll
nn
TjTI
X
HI
L
rilLlL
Lllllb
kllUk
fnr
a
direct
assault.
The
In-
leucr
toaay
in
ouiut
iv,iinrr
nf
fhp
natatnnla
v
i-
.l
uiliivii.d,
"
"
i
nai,
i
r.n.nvtn
in
inp
nilllLIL
ui
iviaunu
Hi
fr-noe.
u-oro
nrmniiinff.
r
LiuiLiii.
.-
..
.
.
.
t
n
innirirpnT
Knnin
in
Americans
Wiped
Out
.
n.u..
I
Inrrlmntl
nf
Tlarlrp
I
mil
nrn
lii.
irnuci
u&
u
huw
and
$200
for
each
additional
5000
cases.
Cannery
Interests
estimate
that
the
largest
can-
nerles
may
have
to
pay
as
high
.nti
rrn::
5"d
the
Scare
River
at
as
Jbbau.
.
V.'w.
.
,
ri
1
1
11..
1
.
.
i
vr'c
v
rrsi
i
nuncn
is
iiuiiuicu
inn
mciuamg
American
yuiuh-
i
ii
1....1lf
y
c
n
ml
c
ro.
I
tu
jor
a
League
council
5c.
-
o
u
iviav
o
lu
cunsiuur
lilu
i
ill
ivik.
w.uuu.
Juneau
Boat
Is
Overdue
t
JUNEAU,
April
ll.-Scveral
U&VS
nVPrHlia
n
t
T....i.
nA
n
J,
A,
-
-
wuui.
ui
iiuiicuu
un
V
Vni...
.
...
(Jl
-
.."in
wiiii;in
juniu,
-r
v
luuiorsnip
t'oiar
Bear,
witn
s'x
persons
on
board,
It
is
fear-
W
may
have
been
the
victim
of
"orms.
Considerable
anxiety
to
the
safety
of
the
vessel
"
aeveloped.
7.8c
and
6c.
Reliance
I,
T
TORTOSA
t
ta"1erY
:
licenses
Changed
1
4
VICTORIA,
April
11:
(CP)-
A
new
scale
of
license
fees
for
salmon
canneries
on
the
Brit
i
lsh
Columbia
coast
is
announ-
ced
by
the
nrovlnclal
govern-
Mediterranean
sea
wnicn
was
.
ment.
n
win
masc
tne
an-
r
.lnrf
nn
durinn
the'
nual
fde
$650
for
tanneries
FREEDOM
OF
CITY
..J
i.
,..,ii.Hiu
iTalf
nf
nnwuiwi
i.Fi.
I
and
6c.
Canadian
Dorc
B.,
18,000,
Booth,
7.1c
and
'
5o.
.
.
Clipper
II,
16.000,
Cola
broraet!
6.3c
and
4c.
Cape
Spear,
12,000,
Pacific,
6.3c
and
4c.
Cynic,
4,500,
Cold
Storage,
6.7c
and
5c.
.
.
Gony,
9,000,
Pacific,
6.1c
and
4c.
Ispaco,
15,000,
Cold
Storage,
0.7c
land
5c.
nn
..
,
Cape
Race
arrived
witn
a,ou
but
was
too
late
for
today's
sale.
Pioneer
Cariboo
t.Woman
Has
Died
In
May
Lose
Head
i-.l.ll
Unllotro
fn
K(l
A,
IMIUUHHI,
SUK
ui.ni..B
.
.
1
DUHUUIl
WHS
.
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II
I
J
I
I
H
I
;cdor
missing
with
many
Injur-
o
Vancouver
5
MYS
HldM
IN
MEXICO
mi
ui
urrnciey,
vanun
im,
man
L
;
II
.
.
-
f
I
IT
i.prl
n
r
'nlversary
with
Mrs.
Hamilton
ln
I
Hoiil
In
Klsslmee,
Florida,
yesterday,
ex-
iaa.1
gv,
xauui
xii
ww
u
m
w
fFm.
arm.
.
i
AHtni-rinff
t
nn
km
ami
lb
irii
a
i
u
i
am.
a
vwwv
t
n
0
m
avnr
ruiiici
iiiib
vv
w
mw
w
r
a
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:.
uvii
v
y
kri.&Mi.'wss
-
-
nf
ol
tne
ho
fit
cuy
v
nnnn
mm.
iie
"
-
iiijriivi
ii
x
-vauv
nvv
Mn
3
w
mm
tt-h
orn
tnturoii
eiam
nnn
ft
Intl
Af
Vtn
l.lllnKi.
nm
f.Jal
Halibut
Sales
Summarv
American-95.j)00
pounds,
7.3c
J
and
6c
to
8.4c
and
6c.
Canadlan-95,000
pounds,
oc
anu
4c
to
7.1c
and
5c.
American
Norland.
20.00,
Royal,
8.4c
and
At
ARCHDUKE
OTTO
BERLIN,
April
11:
It
was
reported
yesterday
that
Archduke
Otto
of
Hapsburg,
claimant
to
the
throne
of
Austria,
had
been
Indicted
for
high
treason
and
his
extradition
from
exile
was
being
sought
This
would
make
him
subject
to
death
at
the
chopping
block
should
he
return
or
be
returned
to
Germany
which
now
also
includes
Austria.
LONDON,
April
11:
An
announcement
made
by
Joseph
P
vTormpriv.
the
new
United
btaies
'ambassador
to
Great
Britain,
will
i
SOCIETYj
Presentation
of
American
Women
.
n.
n
f
:
.
I
I
n
.1
,
COUrl
10
1B
l.mnicu
Henceforth
of
American
officials
and
tho:ij
Americans
who
are
..more
or
less
permanent
residents
of
Great
un-1
tain.
In
future
there
will
be
no
recommendations
for
those
wlioj
come
to
England
merely
for
the
niimose
of
being
presented
at:
court.
The
United
States
Department
of
State
has
given
its
ap-
Essential,
6,000,
Booth,
6.4c
and
proval
to
the
move.
OTTAWA
BLAMED
Alicrhart
Says
He
Could
Put
All
Unemployed
to
Work
Under
Social
Credit
CALGARY,
April
11:
(CP)-One
hnnrirpd
and
fifty
members
of
the
Calgary
Unemployed
Union
march-'cd
yesterday
to
the
hotel
where
Premier
William
Aberhart
was
staying
and
demanded
more
adequate
relief.
Ahprhnrt.
said
hp.
Would
of
Capl.
do
all
he
could
to
relievo
the
Wife
r..ipr
osier,
who
i
I'
Jean
oMnn
ttp
told
a
rfpWntinn
delecatlon
nf
of
four
Don
Foster,
Passes
at
Uucsnc.
BULLETINS
m
DATE
FOR
STONE
LAYING
for
April
20
and
Olof
Hanson
M.F.
is
now
on
his
way
front
Ottawa
to
perform
the
ceremony
on
behalf
of
the
Dominion
government.
LINDSETH
HOME
SOLD
Announcement
is
made
of
the
purchase
by
Hans
A.
Hagen
of
the
residence
of
John
Lindseth
on
Hays
Cove
Avenue.
..The
deal
was
transacted
throught
the
office
of
Dybhavn
&
Hanson.
TENDERS
BEING
OPENED
Tenders
for
the
new
unit
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
are
to
be
opened
at
a
private
meeting
of
the
hospital
board
this
evening.
It
was
stated
this
morning
that
about
half
a
dozen
tenders
were
in.
The
bids
closed
Saturday
evening.
FIVE
YEARS
FOR
WHITNEY
mer
wres-
1
iilcnl
nf
h
V
Vnrlr
Clnrtr
Pv.
I
change,
was
sentenced
today
to
from
five
to
ten
years'-
imprisonment
for
grand
larceny.
CHINESE
STILL
WINNING
'
SHANGHAI
Several
hundred
ther
new
victories
for
the
Chinese
are
reported
today
along
the
Tientsin
-
I'ukow
Railway
and
Taierchwang
fronts.
As
a
result
of
their
victories,
the
Chinese,
in
addition
to
inflicting
thousands
of
casualties
upon
the
Japanese,
have
been
successful
in
capturing
considerable
quantities
of
arms
and
ammunition
which
they
much
need.
WOULD
P.E
DICTATOR-PARIS
"The
one
problem
is
the
safety
of
the
nation,"
declared
Edouard
Daiadier,
the
new
one
party
Premier,
in
a
statement.
He
declared
that
one
of
his
intentions
was
to
smash
the
epidemic
of
strikes
in
the
country.
He
asks
for
six
months
dictatorial
power
over
French
finances.
The
answer
to
aiUUawaUUt
w
I
ltllV.lt
llliailVVJ.
ahw
munn
rnniiHup
30
000
Pacific.
7.8c
and
cause
consternation
and
Indiana-;
thjs
was
lhe
starting
of
a
sit-
j
uoouubc
,
...
ln
Amerlcan
S0Ciai
circles
j
(,own
strikc
yesterday
in
thirty-
OC.
..
.
r.A
vnnnnHv
i
..
has
InHmntnrt
Intimated
f.hnt
that
....
.
.
.
.'.-...!
..
n
Mm
EddlC
J..
14.0UU,
AUtn.
o..
au
BnHoHnn
fn;
eight
factories
in
Pans,
involving
workers.
..
There
are
no
neiicL'iuun
ii-vu"""'"
---1
70
70,000
OU0
we
OC
.
I
in
f
American
wnmeil
....
Cold
storage..
.prcMruwuun
...v.
SocIailsts
16.000,
Tinv
liny
Bov
uoy.
at
rnurt
,t
,ni
will
v,t
be
rnn
confined
fined
to
to
wlvc3
wlve3
15,000,
Booth,
8.2c
in
...ui
.
-
.....
i
.
.
.nn
n.n.
i;i
nun
oi.au,
tieaguc
oi
nanuna'
Lake
uiwa,
o.uuu,
hlU.
mi
.
.
...IL
n
1
nun
in
the
new
cabinet.
Communists
have
been
demon-
stating
in
Paris
streets.
GREAT
HITLER
VICTORY
BERLIN
As
anticipated
the
plebiscite
on
union
of
Germany
and
Austria
yesterday
proved
a
great
victory
for
Chancellor
Hitler.
The
vote
was
all
but
unanimous.
There
were
48,799,269
in
favor
of
the
annexation,
452,180
opposed
and
85,342
were
ruled
invalid.
Hitler
construes
it
as
the
greatest
triumph
of
his
career.
It
was
the
largest
turn-out
of
voters
in
the
history
of
Germany.
Torrential
Rains
On
Hawaiian
Ids.
NOICTHEKN
AND
CENTRAL
BKITISI1
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSI'APEU
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
APRIL
11,
1938.
Terrible
Auto
11
MAHAL
1
The
date
for
the
laying
of
the
Sharp
Upward
Trend
Following
De-corner
stone
of
the
new
federal
feat
of
Reorganization
Bill
Cuildinr
has
been
definitely
Let
I
,
new
YORK,
April
ii.
in
reaction
of
.the
federal
reorganization
bill,
stocks
soared
upward
on
the
New
York
Exchange
during
Satur-,
dav's
short
the
busiest
of
last
year
ed
to
1,410,000
shares
in
compari
son
with
460,000
shares
on
Friday.
Prices
in
all
sections
were
bullish
trial
average
at
closing
was
115.22,
Eakins.
a
gain
of
5.75
for
the
day
and
9.21
for
the
week.
It
was
estimated
that
the
upward
movement
represented
a
total
gain
In
market
values
of
$2,000,000,000.
Nevertheless,
there
Is
a
long
way
to
go
before
the
$33,000,000,000
lost
VPll'
Vlinlf
IMnlioril
Whllnn
;
since
March
1937
Is
regained.
tllill
A
w
a
a
awvft
tu
iiiiixiwji
i
I
K-nlrA.
r..mA.
.AC
.
I
"
I
uaiiMUH
uiwru
aimiui
more
Jananese
tronDs
were
slain
I
nlovment
Insurance
Scheme
nvrr
Ihn
urrk.pnil
a
thp
Chinese
I
Will
Proceed
Session
ln
freedom
up
j
.rcCaptured
battered
Taierchwang
Is
the
third
person
receive
Jhe
.
(CP)''
ATLAtrlC-ClTY;
Aprn
H
:
here
the
Nipponese
advance
on
ireeaom
01
me
nt
Ati,r.t!
ntv
Hankow
n,i,
turned
K,t
back.
Fur
r.,r.
lg
been
Sir
cy
Vincent,
former
7
Lord
Mayor
of
London
and
Sir
M-
and
ward
Beatty,
president
of
the
Can-
&
bag
contalnlng
between
adlan
Pacific
Railway.
$200,000
and
$250,000
of
jewels
af-
Mr,and
Mrs.
Hamilton
wert
m
-
;
,
,
a
EX
PASO.
PASO.
Texas.
Texas.
Anrll
April
11
U-The'
The
ried
ln
Vancouver.
April
10,
188B,
ai
hrnI1Bht
them
from
Newi
,.
.
..
.
:
,j
r.4
t..
VVmrch
Mr.S.
Ilamil-
"
"
0
ui
muruerera
01
ivna.
,
.
yors.
..
...
mini
fnnstnnpe
toaiHKiU"i
.
.
.
1-1..
.
r
nt
iinnrp
iujuuuwiii
.
jii
:H..,tltlnnir
f
I
A
llfl
I
was
PROVINCES
HOLDING
UP
j
Doubtful
Whether
Federal
Unem-
Summer
OTTAWA,
April
It:
(CP)
Ir.
view
of
the
failure
of
some
of
th
Riots
mTTvrTC?
Av.l1
11-
WHVi
TTrnrb
I
f-
National
party
platform
will
ment
to
the
British
North
America
-anaaa
.
.
1
1
.
4
Via
ACl
necessary
pciiinu
ui
wis
letrislatlon,
there
is
uncertainty
as
to
whether
the
federal
government
will
be
able
to
go
ahead
this
se.v
f
l
rrii
y
slon
with
the
proposed
unemploy-1
fsll
I
A
A
ii.
ment
insurance
legislation.
IUAU
With
the
budget
yet
to
come
and
the
possibility
that
a
new
j
trade
agreement
with
the
United
i
States
btaies
will
Wlu
be
ue
brought
uiuu.3111,
before
uciuic
Par
the
me
new
new
tnv
hin
which,
amons
other
otner
thine
mines
j
prohibits
the
issuance
of
further
Tunis
Is
In
"State
of
Siege"
After
tax-free
government
Donas
anc
Fifteen
Persons
Killed
in
Labor
.provides
iiwi
ieuuu
Buvcwu...
emrjlovecs
shall
be
subject
to
taxa
tion
as
other
workers
are.
The
tax
bill
now
rocs
to
the
House
which
tmnns
In
comDlete
control
of
thai
Is
expected
to
send
It
to
center-
,
omorrow
s
Tid
es
High
11:52
a.m.
20.0
It,,.,!,
Low
5:48
a
,.m.
4.7
ft.
w-
I
18:02
pjn.
4.5,
It.
I'KICK:
Crash
Mother
And
Four
Of
Her
Children
Burned
To
Death
On
Highway
tradlne
trading
session,
session.
it
It
was
was
pcrson
Uclicvcd
Dying
and
Three
Others
Seriously
STrtroveCr
-,
Injured
as
Result
of
Tragedy
Near
Yakima
.
YAKIMA,
Wash.,
April
11:
(CP)
Mrs.
Lyman
Thew
nnrl
fnnr
vnnnrr
rhilrlren
Eutrene.
Helen
and
Doutrlas
leading
issues
showing
gains
for-the
rpr
m.nP,l
n
fl
path
i
n
a
flamintr
automobile
after
a
aSSJ&SrS
crash
six
miles
west
of
here.
A
sixth.person
is
believed
i
a
n,.Krm.n
rivinrr
nnfl
rhvpo
nthprs
are
seriouslv
miured.
ine
tatner.
mOVlUS
uuiMiimH"
....
i
...
bonds
did
not
share
so
markedly
in
Lyman
Thew,
was
the
driver
of
one
car
which
collided
11
......1
An.nn
Til
a
InHllC.
...
1
.
U
IV,
n-
U.
fflir1n
I
MMM"""!"-
Convention
Date
Is
Set
WORK
VOTE
IN
ALASKA
'Sum
of
$210,000
Appropriated
For
A
Employment
Along
Northern
Railway
Line
OTTAWA,
April
11:
(CP)
,
Members
of
the
Dominion
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
April
11:
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PVPriltive.
meet-
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"
lng
in
Ottawa
Saturday,
set
aska
on
Saturday
secured
final
July
5
as
the
date
for
the
anDroval
for
an
appropriation
of
onenlne
of
a
national
conven-
210.000
for
Works
Progress
Ad
tlon
ln
Ottawa.
The
conven-
ministration
projects
along
the
tlon-will
select
a
successor
to
Alaska
Railway
line.
The
entire
Rt.
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett,
Leader
sum
Is
to
be
spent
in
wages
at
'
of
the
Opposition,
who
Is
re-
the
prevailing
wage
.scale,
rattwi
"
"tlrlng
as-
leader-of-
the-
partythan
the-
relief
scales,
-jiMti-w
also
be
considered.
There
win
.
l.
itnn
Jnlnn
f
frnm
all
no
rf
mJ
I
n
Aitu
iprovlnces
provinces
too
too
agree
agree
to
to
the
tne
amend-
amenu-
T
01
-
Canada
Qualified
Quaimea
70
to
Tote
vote
eillllH
I
IdMCI
Falls;
Panic
In
Hollywood
Movie
Hollywood,
April
ii.
Tnere
nil
1
1
I
TTn
I
y,
was
near
panic
ln
a
Hollywood
UlLtMU
J1
neighborhood
theatre
Saturday
.
nloht.
whfln
a
larirp
nnrtlnn
nf
nla?!-
im-
i
"o"-
.......
..--o
-
f
liament,
it
is
not
unlikely
that
the
Jfcw
pubiic
Works
Program
For
ter
fell
from
the
celling
Into
the
1
1
,1
I
.
,
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11..
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n.
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1.
nrl
I
n
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1
1
n
n
ntfifuro
eVimi,
nrq
e
session
may
exiena
wen
nnu
inc
Relief
In
United
Mates
iov
auuicn,c
nnuc
a
t"""i-
summer.
ALGERIAN
TROUBLES
Personar
Says
Roosevelt
in.
progress.
The
general
belief
was
that
an
earthquake
had
occurred.
iPlucfpr
fnlllntr
n
him
nprpsdt.at.pfl
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
April
H
J
eleven,
stitches
being
put
ln
the
(CP)-The
United
States
Senate,
of
Wilfrld
Llnders,
Llnders
by
a
vote
of
34
to
23,
Saturday)
1e
was
also
lnjured
simllarlyal-
approvea
though
neither
were
seriously
hurt.
CREW
IS
RESCUED
cltv.
Tunis
was
under
"state
of
ence.
.
Survivors
of
Greek
Ship
Which
wp
lnst.
nltrht
followine
riots
I
Today
a
new
program
ol
relldi
during
the
day
ln
which
fifteen
and
public
works
will
be
an-
-
,.,n
mio,i
onn
inn
in-
nounced
to
Congress
by
the
au
lured.
Labor
troubles
were
at
tin
'ministration.
The
government
has
Rl..tf
Blew
..
Up
Takpn
Taken
Aboard
Ahoard
t
British
Vessels
LONDON,
April
11.
Three
British
the
kind-
let
It
be
known
mat
a
5
,ouu,uju.-
bottom
of
the
disorders,
tankers
afrlved
ycsterday
at
th8
ling
cause
of
which
was
a
demon-
j"""
program
oi
new
puum.
:.Qreek
steamer
Mount
Kyllenedrlft-
stration
ln
demand
for
the
release
has
been
araitea
Mans
,
,n
twQ
shattered
parts
several
from
prison
of
a
strike
leader.
FLIERS
ARE
!
PICKED
UP
No
Less
Than
Twenty-two
Inches
picked
up
late
Saturday
from
their
Fails
in
i'iiiy-Mx
nours
sinking
united
states
wavy
piane
which
had
been
forced
down
ln
the
1
Pacific
Ocean
ten
miles
off
Dla-I
interest
w
certam
states
M
hundred
mlles
north
of
the
Azores
and
towns
are
also
proposed
foUowlng
an
CXplosion.
P
Seamen
Pres
dent
Franklht
D
Roosevelt
ons
th
in
a
statement
Saturday
night
re-.
3
"
.
vcssel-whlch,
s
111
gardln
the
rejection
by
the
ouse
wfere
of
Representatives
of
the
admlnls-
"
;
"
'
,T
VI.
th
after
tratlon's
government
rcorganlza-
Part
a"du
thJr,tee,n
Uom
...
....
!nnrl.
Thp
wlrplpss
nnprntnr
was
tlon
Din.
sam
no
regarded
tne
ac-
-
;
,
tr
..
...
..
.
'rirnwnpd
and
one
member
of
the
lion
oi
tne
tinusn
merely
as
av.
Fishing
Vessel
Says
United
States
lndiCat.ion
of
difference
on
th.
,
crew
is
missing.
Navy
Airmen
Who
Were
Forced
m,estlon
of
policy
It
wns
no
time
I
-
Down
Off
Hawaii
for
personal
recrimination,
he
fell
'
,
t
and
he
did
not
Intend
to
offer
lYleXlCan
WOmCn
He
h's
followers
wou'd
HONOLULU,
April
ll.-Lleut.
El-'
f
,ho"ea
.
rp
n
,
take
sim,,ar
vlew-
a
iTn
GlVC
JeWCls
der
Patterson
and
three
men
were
Weather
Forecast
HONOLULU,
April
11:
Torren-
mond
Head.
The
rescue
was
ef-l
.Furnished
through
the
cturtcy
o
tlal
rains
in
parts
of
the
Hawai-
fected
by
a
native
fishing
sampan.
ViTrrlnnut-rt
rSTlX
four.ian
Islands
over
the
week-end
The
weather
was
rainy
and
misty
cut
i
wnpiii
from
o!mreation
t-
auuu,
uc
i-uiv.
uvu-o""""
j.:
j
..
n
I.,
i.
u.ni
innMk.
k.n
at
R
m
.
todav
.nd
covers
th
3S
interviewed
him
that,
If
he;
caused
wiaespreau
uamaBC,
lam-
anu
n,
w
oin,
u,
ui,.u.
....
'
that
Uiail
111WI-
l.Vl.vv
v..v,
.
-
-
-
hour
lrlod
endlu
C
5
pm.
tomorrowl.
111
I
1
c.l.l
n..JII'
orlntr
hlinflrpH
hnmelPSS
Allfl
ai
ucrmuu-u
iu
uui,
owuu
wcum
vwi.h
,
i
Mrs
were
mm
.
.
OUESNEL.
April
ii
11.
'j-
"
j
infn
.aMW
withnnH
least
one
nerson
is
dead
as
a
re-
its
four
occupants.
They
were
la-'
Prince
Rupert
and
,
Queen
Char
Jean
Foster,
wife
of
oapt.
v
lntcrferc,lcc
he
would
be!
suit.
Twenty-two
lucres
of
rain
rain
ln
ln
ter
ter
transferred
transferred
to
to
an
an
army
army
tender
tender,
;
Foster
and
well
known
i
p
tQ
c
ne
Jn
Albcrt
Iflfty-slx
hours
was
reported
ln
one
which
which
had
had
responded
responded
to
to
S.O.S.
S.O.S.
slg
woman
or
tne
wuuw.
"
.
iWlthln
three
months.
section.
t
at
the
end
of
the
week.
4.t
l;.
t"
.if
.
.
lotte
Islands
Fresh
to
strong
north
sig-
to
nonncasi
winas,
snowery,
pals,
and
taken
to
Pearl
Harbor.
coming
quite
cool
tonight.
."Mexican
Government
Asks
Far
Valuables
to
Assist
In
Fuel
Bill
MEXICO,
April
11.
The
government
of
Mexico
has
appealed
to
loyal
Mexican
women
to
give
their
Jewelry,
table
silver
and
other
valuables
to
assist
ln
paying
the
republic's
petroleum
bill
following
the
recent
expropriation
of
American
and
British
oil
properties.