nn
w
I
a
DC
ivam
is
te
r
life
the
attempt
upon
Hey-
Local
Trains
Running
Again
"Traffic
Itestored
On
Line
Of
Can-"n
National
Following
llljr.1i
Water
Interference
'
T
ine
tie-up
or
the
Unc
ow-t
J
'
-
hiph
water
and
washout
f'"ai"'.
traffic
Is
bclni
restor-1
en
cie
Canadian
Natlonnl
Rall-JU
m
and
out
or
Prlnco
Rupert
A
fish
express
exlrr.
was
;
?v
'rd
at
10:50
this
morning
'Gr
East.
Tho
train,
wlilch
aa
duo
hero
at
11
o'clock
Tucs-"fy
it;;lit.
is
now
reported
arrlv-If1
af
5
o'clock
this
Afternoon.
MJe
regular
passenger
train,
"MIU
IlilVU
ILIW
lWV
V1V-
n-;,J
will
be
getting
out
about
0
5;,;1ck
tonight.
The
train,
due
?oa
the
East
at
il
o'clock,
Is
re
wed
to
be
running
on
time.
MONK
HAMBURGER
LONDON,
May
28
tt
Through
""War.c
of
"casings."
sausage
JjnnfactureM
are
havlnj
to
sell
n
increasingly
largo
proportion
'
'cose
sausage
meat
which
wwewives
cook
as
rissoles.
Inevitabl
Initnt
Nations
Airmen
Continue,
To
Attack
Nippon's
Air
Power
T
WASHINGTON,
D.
J
North
of
Australia
1
28:
Secretary
of
May
War
!
.
Henry
L.
Stlmson
said
uxlav
,s:OT
"PNE.
May
W
-United
1)131
lhc
War
Department
uirii
continue
to
stead-
coru,lderKl
a
JapanR
air
-
down
Japan
c-
air
rald
on
lnc
United
States
as
'
newly
captured
bases
tocvitablc
as
a
return
blew
;
;!h
of
Australia.
In
six
toT
lnc
attack
on
Tokyo
and
hundred
Japanese
air-tolner
Japanese
clthw.
b(
i
n
destroyed
or
i
day
one
enemy
plane
.
'
down
over
Port
d
.-IX
others
dimmed
MESSINA
BOMBED
r.rjr
fil
Ariul
Activity
lltlwreu
ti
and
British
In
Mediterranean
Sphere
TRIBUTE
IS
PAID
Parent
-
Teachers
Regret
Miss
Priestley'i,
Departure
Intcr-rsllng
I'rczram
Last
Night
at
IU
mwU,
lMi
nin
as
M
i
i
5K
Th.
mnu
hJ
been
wk-V
bombed
fort.
ZmUy
WetUn,
in
tne
uie
termlnaUoa
lerminauou
..i
room.
Mrs.
O.
R.
S.
Blackaby;
kitchen.
Mrs.
M.
Braun;
home
cooking.
Mrs.
R.
Webber:
decorations.
Mrs.
R.
M.
Wlivslow;
cashier.
Mrs.
E.
Haines.
At
the
close
of
the
meeting
refreshments
were
served
by
a
committee
consisting
of
.Mrs.
E.
Haines
and
Mrs.
C
R
Taylor.
MEXICO
AT
WAR
President
Camancho
Consrcss
Today
to
Make
Declaration
Official
MEXICO
CITY,
May
28
Press)
President
Camancho
IN
PORT:
United
State
Destroyer
Eludes
U-boat
Pack
DIspoed
Of
One
Or
Two
ST.
LUCIA,
British
Wet
Indies,
.May
28
(CD
The
Unllrd
Slates
destroyer
BlakHy
reached
port
last
night
after
coming
safely
through
an
attack
by
a
wolf
pack
of
Axis
submarines.
The
Blakely
was
crippled
by
torpedoeing
in
a
first
submarine
attark
off
Martinique
on
Mon-day
She
was
making
i
twenty,
mile
run
from
Tort
de
France,
where
she
put
in
Monday,
to
this
Island
under
her
own
power
when
the
enemy
attacked
her.
The
detailed
outcome
of
the
battle
is
not
disclosed
but
is
Is
indicated
that
one
or
more
(erman
submarines
werj
des-
'
tioyed
although
whether
In
The
Prince
Ilttjxrt
Parent-Tea-!
eful
r
In
earlier
opera-cherf
Association
went
on
record!
,ion
ls
,l0,
t,car-
m
-i
i
IVf
th
umlM
nf
ML.
c
r
ri
,
I
I
linn
I
nnfiinnn
!
night
In
succession.
i
i
n
.Ti..l.
,.'
'
A
Will
vcllICUlclilo
ai"'
4
-
"unc
lor
we
local
n.-kin.
dm.1
,
u
ht
loln
X
lt
ehoote
prertng
apprccU-
I
PROVINCIAL
Local
Temperatu'0o
w
Tomorrow
sT
ides
mm
(Standard
Time)
High
0:09
aon
22.4
feet
Maximum
53
p
12:56
pm.
202
feet
Minimum
41
Low
6:45
ajn.
1.8
feet
18:50
p.m.
5.2
feet
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
VJL
XXXI
No
123.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
MAY
28,
1912,
Aniwican
Subs
Preying
whittling
:-IS
SAFE
1
:
KHARKOV
Brazil
Plane
Has
Sunk
One
Nazi
U-Boat
r
niO
DE
JANEIRO.,
May
28:
-A
high
Brazilian
source
said
today
that
ptie
cf
the
Axis
submarine
recently
said
today
that
3nff
of
the
destroyed
off
the
Brazilian
coast
was
attacked
and
sunk
by
a
Brazallan
plane
Liloied
by
Brazilian
crew.
f
4
REFUNDING
OPERATION
Premier
Hart
Announces
Plan
for
Taking
Care
of
Maturing
P.
(i,
E.
Obligations
rmlerfd
lhe
ewnmunlty,
Railway
stock,
deberjture
:
:
have
attacked
Brl-
carry-
"""
"nwiiuiioH
Dcvenu
years
iieaminr
Bab
es
of
Armr
Offlrer
provincial
cuaraniees
and
ma-
thirteen
planes.
j
Atl.lroll
.
JAPS
MOVE
TTA
May
M:-FWIowtng
I
-
vh
ammo.
rWalUtng
MatlWa"
and
I
Uke
(To
Sail"
vfe
dellRhUully
render-ied
by
the
Mkwes
Marie
Lock.
Joyce
.Oawttiorn
and
Audrey
Grimble.
rWCD
IMTM
A
An
otndln
feature
of
the
ev-UtI-'AV
lnUlrV
nin
WM
reading
given
by
.Mrs.
J.
-T.
Mandy.
This
seteeUon
entitled
"He
Had
No
Hhvthm
"
irlal
Reconnaissance
of
Defences
4
a
Tcry
humorous
way
ur
.orihrat
poiuon
)t
W-Hh
child
phyehology.
Country
Being
Made
i
Splendid
papers
dealing
with
,
of
Burma.
Japans
5-
defences
of
north
-
CONDITION
IS
GRAVE
the
physical
and
mental
development
of
the
adolescent
child
were
Hill.
Mrs.
II
Calderwood
and
Miss
11.
Wilson.
It
was
the
monthly
meeting
of
the
Association
and
took
place
at
Borden
Street
School.
Mrs.
T.
Dixon,
the
president,
occupied
the
chair
There
will
be
no
further
meetincs
of
the
Association
until
YniinaPQf
Hncfc
Parttel
refunding
of
la
$20,100,000
lUUllgCOl
HUD
ID
ts5Ue
or
pacuic
aiezl
Eastern
And
Wife
(let
Spot
In
Social
New
IUrly
LONDON.
May
28:
9
youngest
hosts
are
Mark
Ann,
twin
son
and
daughter
of
Lieut
R.
Brian
Meredith
of
Can
adlan-WtttUtju.Headquartaeafui.
Mrs.
Elizabeth
Meredith.
The
tains,
believed
to
be
the
first
born
In
the
Canadian
army
overseas,
issued
formal
Invitations
to
tea
at
the
swank
May
fair
Hotel
In
the
West
End
after
their
christening
at
Brompton
Oratory.
chrisUnirV
Provlnce
to
the,sou,th
gSTvSh
STvTehSS
h.
the
UfUng
of
the
ban
on
"t
2
"
the
Communist
newspaper
Dally
announced
that
Kinhwa
is
still
In
The'
twins,
christened
Mark
Al-
Workcr
but
h
"Jt
proposal
Chinese
hands.
len
and
Nowell
Ann.
were
born
to
co-operate
with
the
Communist
I
at
Oerrard's
Cross
In
Bucking-
a'1'
September
when
the
schools
re-
hamshlre
February
21
ooen
for
the
fall.
weighed
six
pounds
The
boy
and
tw"
I
The
minutes
of
the
previous
ounces
and
the
girl
seven
pounds.
-meeting
were
read
by
Mrs.
W..tnrce
ounces,
furs
Entertained
For
Rrlnhard
Busey
and
the
secrctary-treas-1
Lt.-Col.
M-
C.
O'Neill
of
Ottawa
Hfjdrich,
Protector
Of
Bohemia
jurer's
report
was
presented
by
and
Edmonton,
assistant
principal
Ami
Moravia
Mm.
Oro
A.
Hill
who
acted
for
Roman
Catholic
chaplain
at
C.
M.
jMra.
E.
W.
Becker.
!.
Q-
officiated
at
the
.-ercmony.,
e:"!V
May
28:-T1ie
condl-'.
lhc
annual
tea
to
be
given
by,
goaparcnis
were
aqai
ixaa-r
R.
iniiard
Heydrlch.
acting
the
Association
will
be
held
on
j
Dune
MacDonald.
former
Mont-r
;
tector
for
Bohemia
and,
June
5.
The
proceeds
of
this
ar-
real
sporU
writer
and
now
an
R.
V.-i-
hnl
hv
unnirt.hp
as-
rnie
win
hi
donated
tn
the.
various
A.
F.
Intelligence
officer.
Mrs.
schools
for
the
of:Mcredlth.
a
native
of
Edmonton,
trrday
is
reported
today
city
purchasing
ivr
Hrtnrtch
Hlmmler.i
playground
equipment
and
books
Is
the
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
'he
Oestapo.
Is
coming
I
for
the
school
libraries.
The
con-'N.
Johnson
of
Victoria.
Br
m
to
direct
measure,
venors
for
this
occasion
arc:
tea
.
CAN
SUPPLY
LARGE
ARMY
American
General
Speaks
of
Possibilities
of
Support
of
Second
Front
in
F.urope
LONDON,
May
28
Lieut.
General
Soirtervllle.
chid
of
supply
or
Uie
United
States
Army,
here
with
other
leading
American
army
offi
cers
to
confer
with
the
British
In
Calls
Upon
-
rrgarti
to
the
general
military
po-
called
upon
Congress
today
10
dc-j
baU,c
front
wllh
mcn
and
clare
Mexico
at
var
with
the
Axis
and
ulace
the
nation
on
a
fight
ing
footing.
RED
PLANES
IN
PRUSSIA
BERLIN,
May
28
Russian
bombers
attacked
points
In
East
Prussia
last
night
and
two
were
brought
down,
it
IS
reported
here.
sitlon
of
the
Allies,
particularly.
It
Is
believed,
in
regard
to
the
possibility
of
opening
up
a
second
front,
says
Uiat
the
United
States
Is
ready
to
supply
a
large
scale
Eu
supplies.
Tills
can
be
carried
out
Knmcrvllle
savSVl
in
snikerfi
.the
shipping
situation
and
C6rWlt
mcnts
of
the
United
States
to
Au
stralla,
Chlntt
and
Russia.-
PARATROOPS
GET
EXTRA
LONDON,
May
28
0
Paratroop
officers
get
about
90
cents
a
day
more
pay
than
officers
of
other
army
units
and
other
ranks
receive
an
extra
45
cents,
Sir
James
Grlgff.
War
.
Minister,
told
turirug
next
July
15.
The
refunding
w1ll.be
by
a
new
issue
of
$16,000,000
worth
of
direct
provincial
obligations
secured
London's
by
ging
funds
an
3pPropria-
itons.
Lifting
of
Ban
Upon
Communist
Baseball
Scores
National
League
Brooklyn
4;
Boston
1.
St.
Louis
5;
Pittsburgh
3.
Cincinnati
10;
Chicago
1.
New
York
6;
Philadelphia
2.
American
League
Detroit
2;
St.
Louis
5.
Philadelphia
3;
New
York
8.
Chicago
9;
Cleveland
7.
Boston
10;
Washington
13.
(II
VIS
HOME
FOR
AGED
GREAT
WALTHAM,
England.
O
Ml
lstrilm
f
itfVMiq
A
1
1
1
rrli
rvs
-si
su
iv.
villi
i'iovvri
iV,
itiii
j
mlssloncr
for
Canada,
has
granted
Use
of
his
house
in
this
Essex'
county
village
as
a
hostel
fori
aged
London
persons.
'
New
Padre
For
Area
Is
Here
Captain
William
Garbutt
Succeeds
Capt.
D.
V.
A.
Brown
Capt.
William
Garbutt
has
ar
rived
hi
the
city
from
Vancouver
to
assume
duty
as
padre
of
the
local
garrison
area.
He
succeeds
Capt.
D.
V.
A.
Brown
who
has
gone
to
Vancouver
HALIBUT
SALES
Summary
i?n.
,
American
none.
Canadian
36,000
pounds,
14.5c
and
12c
and
14.6c
and
12c.
Canadian
Toodle,
7,000,
14.5c
and
12c,
Storage.
Fredclla
III,
15,000,
14.6c
and
12e.
Atlln.
s
Rose
Spit,
14,(500,
14.6c
and
12c,
Storage.-
;
FIGHTING
victories
Are
Claimed
in
That,
Area
Both
by
Berlin
and
Moscow
REUS
ON
INITIATIVE
MOSCOW,
May
28
(Canadian
Press)
The
Germans
are
being
forced
to
give
ground
in
the
Ixyum
-
Karvenkova
and
Khar
kov
secUrs,
the
Ruvsians
declar-
i
rd
today,
indicating
that
the
High
Command
claims
an
outstanding
victory
over
the
Russians
in
the
Kharkov
area,
165.000
prisoners
and
a
large
quantity
of
I
equipment
having
been
taken.
On
I
OTTAWA.
May
23
Kr
(Canadian
'he
other
hand,
Moscow
claims
.Press)
Premier
John
Hart
an-
that
2400
Nazis
have
Just
died
renounced
today
the
conclusion
of
lore
Kharkov
with
a
number
of
negotiations
In
connection
with
German
tanks
destroyed.
KINHWA
IS
CAPTURED?
Tills
Is
Tokyo
Claim
Chungking
However
Denn-s
Its
Truth
Yunnan
hwa,
capital
of
Chekiang
Province
and
Important
key
city
to
central
rj
I
A
I
J
Cnlna-
around
which
fierce
lignt-
I
aDer
IS
ASkCU
has
been
in
progress
for
days.
r
(Chungking
claims
that
the
Jap-
LONDON.
Mav
28The
Brituh
anese
are
In
headlong
flight
in
TODAY'b
(Ctourteny
B.
n.
STOCKS
Vancouver
Grandview
.13
Bralorne
755
Cariboo
Quartz
......
1.13
Hedlcy
Mascot
25
Pend
Oreille
1.15
Pioneer
txd)
1.40
Premier
,
-52
Privateer
21
Reno
,
.03
Vz
Sheep
Creek
,
.73
Oils
f
Calmont
.lHa
C.
As
E.
.91
Home
2.30
Royal
Canadian
T
,C3
Toronto
Beattie
.68
Central
Pat
'.90
Cons.
Smelters
37.25
Hardrock
.15
Kerr
Addison
3.90
Little
Long
Lac
.96
McLeod
Cockshutt
1.33
Madscn
Red
Lake
42Vi
McKenzle
Red
Lake
,61
Moneta
.25
Tickle
Crow
1.70
'
Preston
East
Dome
....
1.95
San
Antonio
1.60
Sherrltt
Gordon
63
Membership
In
Legion
Being
Widened
Now
WINNIPEO.
May
28
The
Can
adtan
Legion,
In
convention
here,
amended
its
constitution
whereby
any
British
soldier,
sailor
or
air
man
with
an
honorable
discharge
from
the
fighting
forces
may
be
come
a
member.
The
Legion
fa
vors
compulsory
servlco
for
every
able-bodied
man
In
the
reserve
army.
.
OTTAWA.
May
28
(Canadian
Press
Hon.
C.
O.
Power,
minister
of
national
defence
for
air.
announced
tonight
that
civilian
companies
operating
nine
ob.se
r-
Vers'
schools
for
the
Rnval
Cana-'
Labor
Freezing
Measures
Under
Kltkatla
Sports
Day
Dona-
tlon
$54.80
Booth
Memorial
High
School
Girls
-
21
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
..
-.1
IB
I
II
"
"
J
j
m
On
Japs
Two
Enemy
Shins
i
ounK;
n
1
EJ
i
I
r
sW
Deuevea
u
eavy
v-ruiser
amagea
Undersea
Craft
of
United
States
Are
Active
With
Good
Effect
In
Far
Western
Pacific
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
May
28:
(CP)-The
United
States
Navy
announced
today
that
American
inillativr
of
both
battlefield
WeS
ill
tile
Western
Pacific
Ocean
have
Sunk
two
.Ta
nan-
remained
in
the
hands
of
the
ese
shij)3,
probably
sunk
a
third
and
damaged
a
fourth
Red
Army.
Front
line
dispatches
the
latter
a
heavy
cruiser.
This
is
at
least
a
partial
answer
-id
the
;erman,
were
trying
to
jto
the
asscrtion
of
dig
in
on
new
lines
but
constant
premjer
Tojo
to
the
Japanese
"4"e.t;
i-iet
Diet
at
M
ToIcyo
yesterday
that
naval
pro-
,y..rj
,..ru.r
(lcctlon
Jor
Australia
liad
dlsap-
ipeared
since
the
Battle
of
the
BERLIN,
May
28-The
German
CoraI
Sez-
WILL
RUN
FOR
GOVT
Civilian
Governments
Offer
Forego
Profits
of
Observers'
Training
Schools
to!
ONSLAUGHT
REPULSED
British
Forces
Check
General
Rommel's
Offensive
On
Libyan
Desert
15
MILES
FROM
TOBRUK
CAIRO.
May
28
(Canadian
Press)
The
sudden
Axis
offensive
eastward
in
the
Libyan
Desert
has
driven
to
within
fifteen
miles
of
the
key
British
defensive
stronghold
of
Tobruk
despite
being
repulsed
al
both
flapks,
it
was
disclosed
today.
This
indicated
an
advance
of
dlan
Air
Force
have
offered
to
run!
about
thirty
miles
past
the
Bri-
Ithe
schools
on
a
non-Droflt
basis!
tlsh
forward
defence
line
which
J
i,nU3l
investment
nvvtmanl
and
nn(
"in
"to
return
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ll
n
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...
v,'
.capital
have
accrued
from
thir
opera
tions
since
inception
of
the
,
schools."
British
statement
said
the
en-
emy's
presence
in
El
Adem
was
not
of
great
signifirance
and
did
not
mean
a
breakthrough
since
in
desert
fighting
there
was
no
defence
line
in
the
usual
sense.
CAIRO.
May
28:
General
Edwin
Rommel's
new
onslaught
on
the
Libyan
Desert
against
Tobruk,
key
to
the
British
defence
system.
Prkncirlovitin
has
run
into
effective
opposition.
.
VUllMUClallUIi
Four
armored
thrusts
of
the
Axjs
;
forces
have
been
essayed
by
the
enemy.
One
has
been
stopped
fif-WASHINGTON
D.C..
May
28
-j
mUes
southeast
of
Tobruk
The
United
States
is
considering
tand
another
thirty
miles
to
the
the
adoption
of
measures
to
j
south,
two
others
have
been
heav-"frceze"
skilled,
workers
In
essential
uy
engaged.
'
Industries
such
as
Is
now
being
done
In
Great
Britain
and
Canada.
This
ivould
prevent
men
moving
Tr,Ciivonro
On
from
one
Job
to
another.
,lliIUl
dllLC
JU
GIVING
TO
RED
CROSS
I
War
Damage
'Legislation
to
Protect
Canadians
I
Against
Loss
of
Property
Is
I
Considered
in
Ottawa
OTTAWA,
May
28
The
House
of
Commons
is
today
considering
amendments
to
the
bill
to
provide
Insurance
against
war
damage.
The
purpose
of
the
bill
Is
to
pro-
Kltkatla
Excelsior
Club
12.75
tect
Canadians
against
loss
of
pro-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
E.
Morgan
10
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ken.
Bosworth
10
A
.B.
Jacobson
9
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Maughan
7.50
J.-
E.
Davies
....
6
1
Mrs.
F.
W.
Hart
5
Mrs.
N.
Moses
5
A.
K.
Jacobson
-
5
Mr.
apd
Mrs.
Garock
5
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Nicholson
..
5
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
J.
Murphy
5"
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jas.
Simpson
5
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Amundson
5
Norman
McMillan
5
W.
L.
Armstrong
5
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Berner
....
5
George
Franklin
5
P.
Lakle
-
5
Geoff
Woodall
5
SYMPATHY
JunO
BATH.
England,
0
Emperor
Halle
Selassie,
who
spent
his
ex
ile
In
this
historic
town
recently
bombed
by
the
Germans,
has
sent
a
message
that
Ethiopians
are
horrified
at
the
"wanton
and
sa
vage
attack"
on
Bath.
perty
through
war
action.
COLONEL
BLIMPS'
LONDON,
Eng..
May
38
(
Lord
Wedgwood
sakl
In
Uie
House
I
of
Lords:
'Today
all
young
men
when
they
leave
college
are
either
Colonel
Blimps,
by
which
I
mean
Torrles.
or
Socialists,
and
there
la
not
much
to
choose
between
the
two."
Plebiscite
Final
Count
I
Returning
Officer
T.
w
Brown
today
completed
the
final
official
couaS
lor
Skeena
riding
In
tho
tccent
federal
pianpowe
plebiscite
and
announded
G1G0
afflrma-
tivo
and
2183
ncgatlvo
villi
134,
rejected
ballots,
.