TOMORROW'S
TIDES
Sunday,
March
9,
1930
High
8.12
am.
.
18.6
1
HA
m
J
jj.ui,
xa,'
.
"flay
Low
1.55
a.m.
10.
Val.
XXI.,
No.
57.
15.25
Summary
American
48,500
pounds,
and
6c.
to
12c.
and
6c.
Canadian
7,500
pounds,
and
6c.
6c
American
Nordby,
20,000,
Atlln,
5c
and
6c.
Canadian
Cape
Swain,
7,500,
Atlin,
and
6c.
NAVAL
DANCE
P-m.
5.7
ft.
-.,
.
J
LABOR
11.5c.
105c,
12c.
and
Federal,
9,000,
Cold
Storage
11.9c
and
6c.
Eureka,
9,000,
Booth,
12c
and
6c
LONDON,
March
8:
Liberals
will
join
with
Conservatives
in
condemning
the
methods
of
the
Labor
government
in
dealing
with
unemployment
and
trade
depression.
If
the
Liberals,
holding
the
balance
of
power,
swing
into
a
solid
body
when
the
Conservative
condemnatory
motion
comes
up
in
the
House
of
Commons
next
Wednesday,
as
it
is
expected
by
some
observers
that
they
may,
the
defeat
of
Rt.
Hon.
Ramsay
MacDonald's
government
within
a
week
seems
likely.
Legislature
Pays
Honor
to
Late
George
Fraser
Tribute
to
Former
Member's
Memory
Paid
Ily
Prraent
Member
For
Grand
Forks
The
legislature
paid
tribute
this
we
:k
to
the
memory
of
George
A.
fraser
Stewart
druggist
and
tor-
prc3ent
member
for
Grand
Forks-Orecnwpod,
told
of
Mr.
Frasert
work
in
the
tenth
legislature
as
a
reporter
of
the
late
Sir
Richard
McOrlde.
MANY
YANKS
CAME
HERE
Seventy-Two
Per
Cent
of
United
Statet
Emigration
Was
to
Canada
WASHINGTON,
March
8:-Sev-en'y-twq
per
cent
of
more
than
SIDEWALKS
DISCUSSED
Engineer
Lays
His
Asphalt
Tlam
Before
Interested..
Ratepayers
of
Second
and
.ThirdiAveJ-v
About
twenty
property
ownera
on
Second
and
Third
-
Avanuns
mostly
the
former,
met
last
night
In
the
nolle
court
room
and
heard
raer
memueUior
praNlrUhtnuCtr
engineer
wittere
hM-pru4
'
i
Oiea
W
Victoria,
ur.
Kingston,
me
Diftn
for
asnhalt
sidewalk.
Alderman
Brown,
chairman
of1
tho
public
works
commlttce,of,theIclty
council,
presided.
The
engineer
iexpTIIfJc'tflafhc-cost
of
laying
aspraflt
wT$
a
ofifl
crete
curb
on
a
CreWtW
lumber
foundation
would
be
about
one
third
the
cost
of
cement
as
at
present
laid.
This
would
be
particularly
suited
to
the
conditions
on
the
lower
part
of
Second
and
Third
Avenues.
It
would
look
well
and
the
estimated
life
would
be
30
years.
Mr.
Good
also
stated
that
the
present
sidewalks
both
on
Second
and
Third
Avenues
near
McBride
Street
would
have
to
be
closed
for
traffic
by
the
end
of
the
year,
un
less
reDlaced.
They
might
build
23,000
United
States
cltisens
who
concrete
sidewalks,
use
asphalt
as
f-migrated
last
year
went
to
Can-(ne
suggested
or
have
the
sidewalks
ada,
Official
figures
of
the
govern-'
dosed
with
a
narrow
cinder
path
mcnt
reveal
this
fact.
FISHSALES
on
tne
street,
lie
aia
not
uimn
they
would
like
the
last
mentioned
condition.
The
life
of
the
present
walks
was
ended,.
Alderman
Brown
explained
that
they
were
laying
the
matter
before
the
ratepayers
on
those
streets
so
that
they
might
ask
for
the
suggested
method
11.
they
wished.
He
did
not
think
the
city
council
would
pass
another
Initiative
bylaw.
S.
E.
Parker
and
J.
A.
Curtis
objected
to
Second
Avenue
being
used
for
experimenting.
Mr.
Parker
thought
they
should
proceed
with
concrete.
There
was
some
discussion
In
re
gard
to
whether
each
block
should
Lumen,
10.500,
Cold
Storage,
11.-
pgy
for
the
sidewalk
In
front
of
It
Instead
of
the
local
improvement
charge
being
laid
over
a
long
stretch
of
several
blocks,
and
the
10.5c.
I
engineer
said
he
understood
that
each
bjoek
was
supposed
to
be
re-'
sponsible
for
Its
own
local
Improvement.
1
An
intimation
was
given
that
Inosslbly
Third
Avenue
property
IIP
IV
A
T
CTirrVKVen
might
be
the
first
to
put
in
VUYLitt
1
JUWUUU(he
a$phalt
wal)c
as
the
matter
of
A
dance
was
held
last
night
by
R.C.N.V.R.
members
and
Jjfrlends,
about
sixty
being
iruUohdance.
Music
was
suDDlled
by
Mrs.
J.
S,
on.
HOCKEY
SCORES
Coast
League
Vancouver
4,
Seattle
2.
cost
appealed
to,
yiem.
ine
meeting
adJ6urned
without,
any
decision
'
beWWde.
'
tn
rpnlv
io
Vcorri'mtmleaUbri'
it-
City
0,
NewcasUe
United
Black.
Delicious
refreshments
werecelmrycsterday
from
Mayor
R.'H.derers
3
Birmingham
2,
Burnley
0.
Blaekbum
Rovers
0,
Derby
3.
Ortinatoy
Town
1,
Leeds
United
2.
Huddersfleld
Town
0.
Sunderland
2.
,
be
asked
to
change
Its
attitude
and
Leicester
City
2,
Sheffield
Wed-
grant
permission
to
export
a
11m-
nesday
1.
"ted
quantity
of
hemlock
and
cedar
Liverpool
2.
Portsmouth
0.
'logs,
during
a
limited
number
of
Manchter
United
2,
Aston
Villa
years.
it
Mlddltbrouch
1.
Manchester
1.
Everton
.0.
served
at
midnight
by
Mrs.
Young.
Webb
0f
Winnipeg
in
connection
,
Wetham
United
3.
Arsenal
2.
This
dance
proved
to
be
the
most
lwttn
the
Inauguration
of
tho
new
,
successful
affair
the
boys
have
put
nlr
maii
service
on
tne
praines,
Mavor
C
H.
Orme
nas
written
a
w.
o.
uruiy,
uicmucr
ui
wm
;
...
u,.,iarioinir
the
cordial
Iknown
White
Horse
mercantile
At
the
meeting
of
the
local
chamber
last
night,
J.
11.
Pillsbury.
chairman
of
a
special
committee
I
which
had
been
appointed
by
the
council
to
draft
resolutions
for
presentation
to
the
convention,
'presented
his
report.
1
Regarding
log
exports,
the
committee
felt
that
more
wheat
shipments
would
be
made
through
Prince
Rupert
to
the
Orient
If
It
were
possible
to
use
logs
as
part
cargoes.
It
was
believed
that
no
Hecate
Straits
Lights
In
the
matter
of
the
aids
to
navl
gatlon
In
Hecate
Straits,
the
report
Bolton
comtmuee
poinwa
oui
inai
ShelfWdUnUe42,
on-"
ded
the
Installation
of
these
lights.
In
addition
to
promoting
dcepsea
shipping
to
Prlnco
Rupert
by
the
elimination
of
tho
differential
In
favor
of
Vancouver,
the
light?
Irrestlnas
which
were
sent
and
ex-(concern
of
Drury
it
Taylor,
was
a
would
also
be
a
great
aid
to
smaller
nresslnK
the
hope'
that
citizens'
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
coasting
vessels,
The
committee
would
co-operate
generally
in
mak-
,Marjr
this
morning
returning
north
felt
that
It
would
be
unnecessary,
as
w
,
rviM
a
eomrjlete
sue-
after
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver
had
oeen
suggested
by
the
marine
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATURDAY,
MARCH
8,
1930
Liberals
Expected
To
Line
Up
With
Tories
In
Condemnatory
Vote
If
Grits,
Holding
Balance
of
Power,
Swing
Into
Line
Solidly,
Defeat
of
MacDonald
Administration
Seems
Imminent
When
Niagara
is
brushed
by
the
brcuth
of
winter.
The
Cave
of
Winds
on
the
American
side
of
,
.
.
,
Uie
.famous
falls
as
ejvpm
Canadian
slde.,
,
immmm'
NEW
ZEALAND
TRADE
PACT
Dominion
"Down
Under"
and
Canada
Desirous
ef
OTTAWA,
March
8:
Canada
Li
desirous
of
negotiating
a
trade
treaty
with
New
Zealand
and
that
country
is
also
willing,
Hon.
C.
A.
Dunning,
minister
of
finance,
announced
in
the
House
of
Commons
on
Friday
during
discussion
of
the
Australian
trade
treaty
under
which
New
Zealand
is
given
a
similar
tariff
to
that
enjoyed
by
Australia
through
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
Scottish
League,
First
Division
Aberdeen
4,
Kilmarnock
3.
.
v
Ayr
United
3,
Alrdrleonlans
1.
Clyde
1,
Dundee
1.
Dundee
United
1,
Motherwell
1.
Falkirk
0,
ParUck
Thistle
0.
Hamilton
A
cads
2,
Hearts
1.
Hibernians
0.
Celtic
2.
Morton-Queen's
Park,
not
played.
Rangers
5,
Cowdenbeath
0.
St.
Mlrren
3,
St.
Johnstone
2.
English
League,
First
Dlvbion
Hecate
Straits
Lights
and
Permission
to
Export
Logs
and
Rived
Spruce
Is
Sought
Resolutions
seeking
the
placing
by
the
Dominion
government
of
aids
to
navigation
in
Hecate
Straits
and
permission
from
the
provincial
government
to
export
iogs
and
rived
spruce
vill
be
presented
to
the
Associated
ASSISTED
MIGRATION
IS
AT
END
Newcomers
to
Canada
In
Future
Will
Have
to
Pay
Own
Fares
and
Have
Money
TORONTO,
March
8:
Imml-
i
i
i
.
...in
i
:
rrmilrprf
hv
the
Tlnmlnlon
not
onlv
harm
would
be
done
to
the
timber
;t0
pay
their
own
passage
but
to
of
this
district,
much
of
which
was
nave
en0Ugh
money
to
keep
them-old
and
already
over-matured,
byjg
and
their
families
for
a
the
export
of
a
limited
quantity
of
!
reasonable
period
of
time,
logs.
It
was.
therefore
recommcn-1
Assisted
immigration
l
at
an
ded
that
the
provincial
government
Lnd.
Hon.
charlea
Stewart,
minister
of
the
Interior,
announces.
There
were
5b
passengers
going
north
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Mary,
Capt.
Thomas
Cliff,
which
was
in
port
this
morning
from
10
to
11
o'clock,
bound
from
Vancouver
to
Skagway.
WHEAT
DROPS
TO
NEW
LOW
MARK
VANCOUVER,
March
8:
Wheat-sank
to
a
new
lo-v
level
on
the
local
exchange
this
morning
when
No.
1
Northern
was
ouoted
at
$1.05!'.
.
1
f
and
elle.where
In
the
south.
department
In
Its
latest
communl-
4
,12
to
7.
world
by
foreign
travel.
It
was
while
there
she
was
taken
suddenly
111
with
fatal
result.
Iter
death
followed
an
operation.
Mr.
Craig's
two
sisters
were
asphyxiated
In
their
homes
In
St.
Joseph
a
short
Ume
ago
leaving
their
estate
to
Mr.
Craig.
,
The
late
Mrs.
Craig,
having
come
Prince
Rupert
and
was
one
of
the
best
known
and
most
popular
women
of
the
city.
News
of
her
death
comes
as
a
great
shock
to-
the
en
tire
community.
She
and
her
hus
band,
Prince
Rupert's
best
know
artist,
shared
in
conducting
floral
and
curio
business.
They
opened
for
business
first
at
the
corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street
where
the
Exchange
Block
grants
to
ianaaa
m
luiure
wm
oe
now
stands
Besides
her
widower,
for
whom
deep
sympathy
Is
being
expressed
in,
his
deep
bereavement,
the
late
Mrs.
Craig
is
survived
by
a
daughter.
:
i
7.
.
'Emllr
McTavish.
their
only
child,'
Mrs.
McTavish
will
Bltng
the
bod?
west
and
lntermen.
will
take
place
at
Victoria.
w
11.
I1TAFT
IS
DEAD
WASHINGTON,
March
8:
Former
President
Howard
Taft
died
this
afternoon
at
the
age
of
72.
For
many
years
later
he
was
also
Chief
Justice
of
the
United
States.
WALES
BEAT
IRELAND
SWANSEA,
WALES.
March
8
Wales
defeated
Ireland
in
interna
Boston
Grill
URGE
CAHAKET
Specltl
Dinner
Thundaya
and
BatunUyt
Oanclaf
traj
Saturday
M(ht,
to
It
,
Dane
HaU
tor
Hire
Aoeomat9dUooi
fur
Private
PartlM
PHONE
457
PRICE
FIVE
TENTS
OUST
BIG
MARINE:
LAW
ACTION
IS
COMMENCED
Niagara
Falls
In
Winter
Garb
Million
Dollar
Claims
Expected
To
Arise
Out
Of
Maquilla
Shipwreck
Owners
and
Agents
of
Vessel
to
Be
Sued
By
Cargo
Owners
on
Grounds
That
Ship
Was
Unseaworthy
;
First
Writ
Issued
VANCOUVER,
March
8:
Arising
out
of
the
foundering
on
December
2,
1928,
off
the
Aleutian
Islands
of
the
steamer
Chief
Maquilla
is
an
action
commenced
in
Supreme
Court
here
by
the
Insurance
Company
of
North
America
which
claims
$247,000
from
the
Canadian-Am-'
erican
Navigation
Co.
Ltd.,
owners,
and
the
Canadian-American
Shipping
Co.
Ltd.,
agents
for
the
ship.
The
writ,
issued
by
Roy
W.
Ginn,
is
the
first
of
several
contemplated
by
the
cargo
owners
in
which
aggregate
claims
of
approximately
$1,000,000
will
be
made
against
the
Chief
Maquilla's
owners
on
the
ground
of
the
ship's
alleged
DIEDTODAY
GRITS
ALL
TO
BLAME
Well
Known
and
Popular
Local!
For
Financial
Position
of
British
Woman
Succumbs
Suddenly
Columbia,
"Pat"
Ma
It
land
,In
St,
Joseph,
Me.
f
Tells
House
The
deafhofqurred
at
3:30
this
morning.,
at
,5"
Joseph,
M6-
of
Mrs.
Nellie
If
ye,
Craig,
wife
of
Morte
Craig
of
this
city.
Word
to
that
effect
was
received
by
wire
today.
Mrs.
Craig
had
gone
to
St.
Joseph,
accompanied
by
her
daughter,
Mrs.
D.
O.
McTavish
of
Victoria,
to
arrange
for
the
final
settlement
of
an
estate
recenUy
inherited
by
her
Boards
of
Trade
of
British
Columbia
at
its
semi-annual
husband
and
as
a
result
of
which
convention
in
Terrace
next
Tuesday,
by
the
Prince
Rupert
;
they
hoped
to
enjoy
their
closing
f!hnmW
nf
flnmmnrrp.
Ar.
thp
samfl
convention,
a
resniu-
years
111
"Clng
a
little
more
of
the
tion
will
also
be
presented
asking
the
provincial
government
to
speed
up
construction
of
the
Skeena
River
Highway
between
Terrace
and
Prince
o
'
;
Rupert.
The
official
delegate
of
the
cation,
to
undertake
an
extensive
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com-
hydrographlc
survey
of
Hecate
merce
at
the
convention
will
be
Straits
before
the
lights
could
be
Milton
Gonzales
but
It
Is
also
de-1
(Continued
on
page
two.)
sired
that
as
many
other
members
of
the
local
chamber
as
possible
should
attend.
VICTORIA.
March
8:
Responsibility
for
the
province's
financial
burden
rested
with
the
former
government
which
he
charged
had
been
guilty
of
lavish
waste
and
reckless
expenditure,
Hon.
R.
L.
Maltland,
Vancouver,
'
minister
without
portfolio,
maintained
in
the
legislature
yesterday
during
the
budget
debate.
The
minister
without
portfolio
also
charged
that
the
federal
government
had
robbed
the
province
of
legitimate
sources
of
revenue.
Strong
'Quake
In
Panama
But
Canal
Is
Safe
here
from
Dawson,
Y.T.,
where
she
.had
lived
for
several
years,
was
a.
(COLON,
March
8.-The
Isthmus
resident
oi
years
standing
in.of
Panama
was
shaken
last
nieht
by
a
strong
earthquake
shock.
The
Panama
Canal
Is
believed
to
be
"Bodies
of
Aviators
Arrive
Fairbanks
FRAIBANKS,
March
8:
The
bodies
of
Carl
Ben
Elelson
and
Sari
Borland
arrived
here
yesterday
borne
through
the
air
by
a
Russian
and
an
American
plane.
This
ends
the
air
Journey,
the
bodies
going
on
to
the
respective
burying
places
In
the
south
by
the
ordinary
conveyances.
Five
Hundred
Lp&Liyes
In
French
Floods
TOULOUSE.
France,
March
8:
Loss
of
life
In
Southern
France
as
a
result
of
the
flood
disaster
will
run
well
over
five
hundred
persons.
ItlltTH
NOTICE
A
daughter
was
born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alec
Ouyan,
Ninth
Avcnuo
tlonal
football
today
by
a
score
oftEast
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Oensraf
.
(Hospital,
March
7.