TOMORROW'S
TIDES
Thursday,
April
10,
1930
High
.11.35
a.m.
20.3
ft.
Low
Vol.
XXI..
NO.
84.
5.36
a.m.
5.9
ft.
17.58
p.m.
3.3
ft.
The
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club,
at
Its
regular
monthly
business
luncheon
today,
passed
for
transmission
by
telegraph
a
resolution
of
condolences
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Waon
In
their
bereavement.
TO
RECEIVE
100
CENTS
ON
DOLLAR
Plan
Submitted
For
Benefit
Stoble-Forlong
Creditors
of
TORONTO.
April
9:
A
plan
will
be
submitted
to
the
creditors
of
Stoble.
Forlong
ii
Co.
under
which
It
is
believed
the
creditors
will
re
eclve
one
hundred
cents
on
the
dol
lar
in
the
fofm
of
o
five-year
de
bentures
plus
bonus
on
shares
of
common
stock
with
each
$100
de
benture.
The
statement
of
the
company's
affairs
shows
a
surplus
in
excess
of
S2.000.000
but
It
is
submitted,
that
a
considerable
portion
of
the
assets
nrn
not
readilv
convertible
Into
cash.
Three
boys
of
Juvenile
age
pleaded
guilty
before
Judge
Young
In
County
Court
yesterday
afternoon
on
charges
of
burglary
and
were
remanded
until
Saturday
for
t
HEAPS
AMENDMENT
DEFEATED
IN
HOUSE
OTTAWA,
April
9:-The
am-
endment
of
A.
A.
Heaps,
Labor
member
for
North
Winnipeg,
calling
for
Immediate
action
by
the
federal
government
to
relieve
unemployment,
was
de-
fcated
In
the
House
of
Com"
mons
yesterday
by
the
narrow
margin
of
18
votes.
For
the
ing
taken.
Liquor
Cases
in
Mill
Engineer
Aiming
to
Suppress
Disobedience
as
Soon
and
Peacefully
as
May
Be
Possible
in
Troublous
Land
GANDHISTS
VERY
BUSY
Number
of
Demonstrations
Imported
In
and
Around
Bombay
BOMBAY.
India.
April
9:-De-monstrations
fostered
by
the
Oand-hlsts
are
considerably
Increasing
both
in
this
city
and
in
the
smaller
towns
and
villages
in
this
part
of
the
country
At
one
point
where
it
was
reported
Oandhl
was
to
be
arrested.
10.000
people
gathered
but
so
far
the
leader
of
the
movement
is
free.
In
Bombay
numerous
demonstrations
have
been
made,
especially
by
students
who
are
among
the
leaders
in
tho
anti-British
cause.
BOY
SHOT
WEAR!
Young
Son.
of
President
of
Edmonton
Gyro
Club
Killed
Instantly
Yesterday
EDMONTON.
April
9:
Shot
through
the
heart
by
a
bullet
from
a
44-callbre
revplyer
In
the
hands
of
a
playmate
yesterday,
Keith
Watson,
aged
seven,
son
of
the
president
of
the
Gyro
Club,
was
killed
Instantly.
'
The
revolver
was
being
shown
young
Watson
by
Kenenth
Ames,
aged
six,
in
the
Ames,
house.
Methods
of
Administration
Are
Receiving
General
Support
non-interference
With
Gandhi
Not
Taken
as
Weakness
SIMLA,
India.
April
9:-
The
covernrhent
of
India
is
following
a
careful
policy
designed
to
suppress
the
civil!
disobedience
movement
as
speedily
as
possible
and
withj
as
little
disturbance
as
possible.
Reports
reaching
Simla
i
from
all
parts
of
India
indicate
that
the
government's
j
methods
are
receiving
general
support
and
are
not
excit
ing
half
as
much
mystification
in
India
as
among
the
less
informed
public
in
England
and
elsewhere.
Well
informed
opinion
in
India
is
strongly
impressed
-.
owlth
the
government's
wisdom
of
FIVE
POWER
AGREEMENT
Limited
Scope
For
Pact
Which
is
Likely
to
Be
Signed
in
London
LONDON,
April
9:
A
five-power
I
agreement
is
being
drawn
up
cover-
ng
those
points
in
which
the
Unl-ed
States,
Britain
and
Japan
can
Ijrce
with
France
and
Italy.
While
ills
is
not
what
those
responsible
or
the
conferences
i?!5
for,
it
Is
better
than
letting
th
conference
end
without
any
definite
action
be
the
United
States
Keep
Courts
Busy
WASHINGTON,
April
-Statis
tics
just
Issued
give
the
number
of
cases
tried
by
the
courts
in
the
past
year
in
which
prohibition
was
in
volved
at
26,611,
a
little
less
than
for
the
previous
year.
Convictions
were
securea
in
over
z,uiw
cases
and
the
amount
paid
In
fines
amounted
to
considerably
more
han
three
million
dollars.
D0CKFALLS
IN
HARBOR
Part
of
American
Co.'s
Wharf
at
Seattle
Crashes
Into
Elliott
Bay
SEATLE,
April
9:
With
a
roar
that
could
be
lityird
for
many
blocks,
a
30-fopt
two-storey
section
of
the
American
Can
Co.'s
pier
crashed
into
Elliott
Bay
here
yesterday.
No
one
was
hurt
but
thousands
of
cans,
cased
for
shipment
to
Alaskan
canneries
crashed
Into
the
bay.
,
Loses
His
Life
Ernest
A.
Poolcy
Crushed
By
Flywheel
at
Do!larton
Mills
Near
North
Vancouver
NORTH
VANCOUVER.
April
9:
Ernest
A.
Pooley.
engineer
at
the
Dollarton
mills,
was
almost
instantly
killed
when
a
'flywheel
crushed
hi
rhest
In
the
mill
at
7
o'clock
ELECTS
SPEEDY
TRIAL
On
appearing
before
Judge
Young
in
County
Court
yesterday
afternoon,
Phil
Sekinaeff
.
elected
,""piL
for
speedy
trial
on
a
cnarge
oi
?uiu
latin
policy
In
leaving
Mahatma
Oandhl,
rebel
leader,
alone
so
long
as
this
can
be
done
with
safety.
Non-interference
wlUi
Mahatma's
person
Is
not
regarded
as
any
Indication
of
weakness
cn
the
part
of
the
authorities
but
it
is
recognized
that
precipitate
action
might
give
the
artificial
stimulus
that
its
promoters
are
only
too
nxious
to
secure.
RUSH
POWER
LINE
WORK
SUshln
gand
Clearing
Wlir
Soon
Be
Done
Start
Is
Made
on
Kiver
Piers
With
power
house
construction
at
Falls
River
well
under
way
and
steadily
proceeding,
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
is
now
concentrating
on
the
long
transmission
line
which
will
bring
the
electric
current
to
this
city
from
the
site
of
generation.
Slashing
and
clearing
for
the
line
has
all
been
completed
on
the
Ecstall
Biver
end
or
that
porlion
on
the
other
side
of
the
Skeena
Kiver
while
some
six
miles
remains
to
be
done
on
this
end.
This
should
be
completed
within
a
month
or
little
more.
Digging
of
the
rock
holes
in
which
the
poles
will
be
anchored
Is
starting
now
at
points
where
the
clearing
has
been
finished.
The
Carter
Halls
-
Aldinger
Co,
which
has
been
awarded
the
work,
will
start
this
week
on
the
piers
which
will
carry
the
transmission
line
towers
across
the
Skeena
Kiver
from
Tyee.
ANYOX
WANTS
POST
OFFICE
Hctter
Premises
Asked
Ily
Conservative
Association
C.
O.
Frlc-kcr
New
President
ANYOX.
April
9:
The
Anyox
Conservative
Association,
at
its
annual
meeting
last
week,
decided
to
prefcs
for
better
post
office
facilities
;
locally.
The
post
office
Is
located
i
now
In
the
general
store
building'
and
is
a
poky
little
place
which
has
!
long
been
considered
inadequate
to
the
needs
of
the
community.
The
association
elected
officers
for
the
year
as
follows:
President.
C.
O.
Fricker.
Vice-president.
D.
M.
Buck.
Secretary
treasurer,
A.
H.
Stewart.
Executive
Dr.
D.
R.
Learoyd,
Rev.
J.
S.
Drayfleld,
F.
Dresser,
A.
this
morning.
He
leayes
a
wife
and
McDonald
T
j
Klrkwood
ahd
Ed
three
children.
Blundell.
Honorary
officers
are
Hon.
It.
B.
Bennett,
Hon.
S.
F.
Tolmie,
J.
C.
Brady
MP,-
and
T.
W.
Falconer..
"Income
tax
Is
inevitable,"
says
a
writer,
"and
it
behooves
U3
to
amendment
there
were
81
Baldwin.
Hearing
of
the'
pay
up
and
look
pleasant."
votes
and
against,
99.
'r
iTset
for
April
15.
'
ot
us,
however,
Just
pay
up.
Most
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
APRIL
9,
1930
INDIA
GOVERNMt
A.
M.
MANSON
Member
-.1
the
L
-
sla
e
izi
Omagra
to
t
bring
prominently
mentioned
tr
the
soi
th
as
sucacssor
to
T
D.
Pat-tul!
.-:"!
-r
nf
'ie
Ubual
Party
In
the
Legislature,
should
the
latter
decide
to
go
inw
ft-dcral
points
France
Creates
Sensation
at
Parley
By
Statement
She
Will
Never
Concede
Italy
Parity
LONDON,
April
9:
France
created
a
sensation
in
naval
conference
circles
today
when
Jacques
Du-mesnil,
French
minister
of
marine,
was
said
in
authoritative
quarters
to
have
told
Rt.
Hon.
A.
V.
Alexander,
First
Lord
of
the
British
Admiralty,
that,
not
only
would
France
never
concede
parity
with
Italy
but
that
she
demanded
superiority
of
210,000
tons
over
the
Latin
neighbor.
Dalliousie
to
Operate
Tidewater
Molybdenite
Property
at
Alice
Arm
After
Many
Years
Idleness
ALICE
ARM.
Anril
9:
A
bright
snot
in
the
general
depression
of
the
metal
markets
in
the
Alice
Arm
camp,
is
the
initiating
of
new
development
operations
this
week
nn
the
Tidewater
Molvbdenite
property.
This
proporty,
which
has
been
idlo
since
1917,
is
located
some
two
miles
down
the
inlet
of
Alice
Arm
from
the
camp
of
Alice
Arm,
and
has
been
.
taken
over
by
the
Dalliousie
Mines
Co.
An-
?us
McLeotf,
who
has
been
in
cnarge
01
several
oi
ineir
field
operations,
arrived
this
week
to
take
charge
and
begin
development
work.
o
The
Tidewater
Molybdenite
group
was
carried
out
by
the
company,
comprises
12
claims
and
Includes
:
and
the
present
showings
are
most
promising.
A
report
by
V.
L.
Bardly-
the
holdings
of
the
old
Molybdenite
Wilmot,
of
the
Mines
Department,
Mlnng
and
Ration
Co..
n
which;
.m-v,
u
h
ww
t
originally
worked
the
property,
?
t-
pronounccs
It
a
high
ceasing
operations
In
1917
The
con8ldcred
amon(f
of
operations
at
that
suspension
he
bccfc
and
most
promtslns
molyb-
T
llTL
XZ
J,
denlte
prospects
he
has
seen
in
he
ore
body
but
should
be
charged
Thore
con8u
of
fme
to
amanag5ment
new
to
thatchar-
semi-amorphous
molyb-
acter
of
ore
coutfed
with
a
genera
dl8scmlnated
through
a
ser-
"
dearth
of
knowledge
In
carrying
out
les
r
quartz
milling
and
flotation
operations
as
vei",
comoared
with
present
practice.
connection
with
the
operating
Considerable
development
work
(Continued
on
p.ige
four)
Boston
Grill
LAKUB
CAUAKET
Special
Dinner
Thuridayi
and
Baturdtyi
DnHnc
Etm7
Saturday
Might,
9
to
IX
Dmo
Hall
(or
Hlr
AocommdtUon
or
Private
Partlc
PHONE
4S7
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
POLICY
REIGN
LEGATIONS
Empire
Disunity
Feared
By
Church,
Conservative
Member
Toronto
Seat
Estimates
Totalling
$610,487
Include
Appropriations
For
London,
Washington,
Paris,
Tokyo
and
Geneva
Offices
OTTAWA,
April
9:
Canada's
foreign
legations
were
nder
fire
in
the
House
of
Commons
last
night
when
esti-lates
of
the
Department
of
External
Affairs,
amounting
o
$610,487
were
being
considered
in
committee.
The
total
.ncluded
appropriations
for
the
offices
at
London,
Washington,
Pans
and
Tokyo
and
the
League
of
Nations
at
Geneva.
Premier
King
w"as
in
charge
of
the
estimates
which
were
approved
before
the
committee
rose.
i.
L.
Churcn,
Conservative
member
for
Toronto,
pro-ested
against
the
policy
of
opening
legations
abroad,
de-aring
that
it
was
going
to
land
the
country
in
u
policy
of
Empire
disunity.
WASTEFUL
iK1LUNGX)N
SPENDERS!
S
ASK.
FARM
Pattullo
Attacks
Extravagance
of
Conservative
Government
in
Vancouver
Speech
VICTORIA,
April
9:
Addressing
a
public
meeting
here
last
night,
T.
D.
Pattullo,
provincial
Liberal
leader,
declared
that
the
present
provincial
government,
inebriated
with
power
of
authority,
was
running
amuck.
The
government,
he
said,
was
now
spending
at
the
rate
of
more
than
$41,000,-000
a
year
and,
by
the
time
the
House
meets
next
year,
will
have
spent,
in
two
and
a
halt
years
it
has
been
in
office
by
then,
$90,000,000
or
REVENUE
DECREASE
Sir
Henry
Thornton
Attributes
This
to
Reduced
Crop
and
Wheat
Marketing
Situation
OTTAWA,
April
9:
Decrease
In
the
gross
revenue
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
was
almost
entirely
due
to
the
reduced
crop
In
he
prairie
provinces
and
market-
'ng
conditions,
according
to
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
president,
in
his
innual
report
for
1929
whjch
was
cabled
In
the
House
of
Commons
vesterday
afternoon.
OperaUng
revenues
declined
.six
per
cent
and
jrft
earnings
were
slightly
more
th-n
$45
000
000.
Toronto
Stocks
(Courtly
S.
D.
Johmton
Oo.
)
Amulet.
$U41.
$1.42.
Dome,
8.85,
8.95.
,
Falconbrldge,
4.30,
4.50.
Holllnger,
6.40,
6.45.
Hudson
Bay,
12.10,
,12.25.
Imperial
Oil,.
28.75,.
28.90.
:,
Int.
Nickel,
42.75,
43.00.1?.
.-Manitoba
Basin,
.06
Vi,
.07.
Mining
Corp.,
2.55,
2.60.
Mclntyre,
18.55,
18.75.
Norrnda,
39.50,
39.75.
Sheritt
Oordon,
2.43,
2.45.
Sudbury
Basin,
3.00,
3.03.
Tech
Hughes,
6.50,
6.55.
Treadwell
Yukon,
6,15,
nil.
Ventures,
1.83.
1.85.
Wright
Hargraves,
1.80,
1.84.
Two
Dead
and
Four
Inj'ircd
as
Re-
'
suit
of
Shooting
Affray
Near
BfeweV
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tev
Ui;
t;
in
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i)ai
.nw...
MELVILLE,
SaskO
April
)9:mTwa
persons
are
dead
and
fotfri
injured
as
a
result
of
a
shooting'
affray
on
a
farm
near
"Brewer,
Sask.,
yesterday.
Mike
Bllarskl
was
killed
in
stantly
and
Mrs.
John
Oravosky
died
last
night
from
wounds
re
ceived.
No
Halibut
Is
Sold
Today
At
Fish
Exchange
There
was
no
halibut
sale
at
the
local
exchange
today
but
an
auction
may
belheld
arly
tomorrow
nomine
should
(here
be
enough
fish
In
by
then
to
make
up
a
special
train.
A
total
of
73.000
pounds
vas
in
today,
40,000
on
American
boats
and
39,000
on
Canadian.
The
boats
in
are:
American
Kodlak,
Gloria.
Canadian
Zapora,
Fanny
F.,
'ape
Race,
Mayflower,
Ringleader,
Slklng,
Borgund.
Renting
of
Post
Offices
in
the
United
States
WASHINGTON,
April
0:
A
scan-daHs
developing
here
In
connection
with'
the
renting
of
post
office
buildings
to
the
government,
it
being
charged
that
the
government
Is
paying
$18,000,000
annuaUy
for
buildings
which
should
be
owned
by
the
government.
J,.
..
J
u.i
.
EXCELSIORS
WIN
J
BASKETBALL
TITLE
VANCOUVER,
April
9:--St.
Andrew's
Excelsior
of
Van-
couver
won
the
men's
senior
"B"
basketball
championship
of
Brltl:.;
Columbia
by
defeat-
lng
Trail
with
a
score
of
40
to
21
here
last
night.