V
K
Tomorrow's
Tides
Thursday,
May
29,
1930
High
1.43
a.m.
L..
14.42
p.m,
18.7
tl
Low
8.34
a.m.
XXI.,
No.
12.4.
CONFERENCE
DISCUSSED
VANCOUVER.
May
28
-Mrs
AI-Ui'iat,
also
known
as
"Dobble"
Cardinal
Lucon
1.1
ft.
20.35
p.m.
7.2
ft,
victim
of
a
shooting
affray
h
iuse
on
Pender
Street
East
on
iy.
died
in
hospital
here
yes-'
refuting
to
reveal
who
fired
'i't
and
Insisting
that
the
uil;
was
an
accident,
don
niddell,
landlord
of
the
was
yesterday
remanded
un-
2
on
a
charge
of
attempted
r
in
conpeciion
with
the
i(?
of
Mrs.
Oroat.
Police
were
'
ady
to
state
today
whether
luirge
would
be
amended
to
f
murder.
Dies
at
Rheims
1
1
Noted
French
Archbishop
Passes
Away
Today
in
Old
Country
r.:l!EIM8,
France,
May
28
-
Car-J
Lucon,
Archbishop
of
Rhclms,
3!
4
here
this
morning.
4
EMPIRE
FREE
TRADE
ADOPTED,
AS
PIN,K;
.
AUSTRALIAN
PARTX
v
SYDNEY.
Australia,
May
28:
Encouragement
of
Empire
ffce
trade
through
reciprocal
tariff
arrangements
was
ad-
opted
yesterday
as
one
of
the
iilanka
of
thq
Country
Party
i'd
by
Earl
C,
Page.
The
con-
fi:rence
urged
more
efficient
publicity
for
Empire
goods.
tf.
t
,
CANADIAN
DIVORCES
2400
feet.
British
Tories
snow
mo
increase
I
OTTAWA.
May
2S:
-
The
Senate
passed
more
divorce
Dominion
Legislation
and
Merchant
:
bills
during
the
present
session
I;
Shipping
Subjrrl
For
House
of
Common
Debate
OTTAWA.
May
M:
The
House
of
C
"'unions
late
Monday
discussed
f
port
of
the
annferencc
on
the
opciauon
or
Dominion
legislation
,.vt
merchant
shipping
legislation
v.!
1
1
1)
:ook
place
in
London
List
Oc-!b
r
H
ii
Ernest
Lapointe.
minister
of
'
i
i.-...
who
was
Canada's
mlnlster-.
.1
n
prosentatlve
at
the
conference,
d
a
revolution
declaring
that
House
approved
the
rctoinmerr-"iis.
Subsequently,
he
made
a
nient
explaining
Ihe
purposes
i
'
conference
and
the
conduct
rived
at
thoro.
VANCOUVER
WOMAN
DIES
Victim
of
Shooting
on
IV
nder
Street
East
Last
Sunday
Expires
WATT
CASE
than
in
any
other
year
during.
the
past
10
years,
11
not
sincoi
Confederation.
Of
302
appllea-
tlnns
rroplvprf.
240
Ufprp
rwnm
withdrawn,
and
42
.not
dealt
with.
4
COMING
ON:
Commissioner
to
De
Apointcd
Soon
to
Inquire
Into
Local
Case
VICTORIA,
May
28:
The
provincial
government
la
making
preparations
now
for
the
appointment
of
a
commissioner
to
investigate
the
case
of
Norman
Watt,
former
government
agent
at
Trlnce
Rupertwhose
dismissal
was
debated
in
the
legislature
this
year.
The
commissioner's
appofnt,-mcnt
will
be
announced
shortly
and
the
Ino.ulrj.wUlcommjnce
(
without
delay.
OIL
WELL
COMES
IN
;
Win
an
Election
NOTTINGHAM,
England,
May
28
retained
vnc
.-Conservatives
tral
division
of
Noiungnam
...
.
by-clcctlon
by
a
greauy
inw
t
.t
O'Connor
w.Ii
New
FlareUp
of
Disorders
India
RANGOON.
28J-TWO
per-
J
...Uavi
Vl
ft
mtlltarV
FARM'DEBTS
nounccd
yesterday.
Is
Serious
Topic
of
Discussion
For
Commerce
Congress
Aviation
In
Canada
LONDON.
May
28:
Empire
business'
men
attending
the
congress
of
the
Empire
Chambers
of
Commerce
to
promote
the
more
effective
link
ing
up
of
the
Empire
by
air,
J.
H.
Woods
of
Calgary,
president
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Com
merce,
during
a
discussion
in
which
he
shoved
that
carriage
of
mail
by
r.ir
in
Can?dt
had
grown
fiom
1,
000
pounns
la
1927
to
500,000
pounds
in
1929,
said:
"The
carriage
of
mall,
freight
and
passengers
by
the
air
has
become
an
ordinary
business
factor
in
our
lives
within
the
past
two
years."
i-
LasUyear.
It
was
disclosed,
the
!Canadiawa4r
-routes
carried
more
-
.
-
ft
ML.
,
.
.
.
,
.
.
1
cipmercrai
ireignt
utsui
even
uic
Drpgresstfe
uerman
lines.
ARE
REDUCED
Parliament
Takes
Slens
to
Relieve
m
.ajfc&MflP.Wbo
Are
Still
Jtlcllilio
IDlllHr
ll,T
L'wPWvfAv
iIay
Keaucuon
by
3Q.ft.,pf
outstanding
.
inaemea-ness
of
all
soldier
settlers
still
In
active
occupancy
of
their
farms
is
provided
for
In
an
amendment
to
i.he
Soldier
Settlement
Act
which
was
given
its
first
reading
In
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday.
CLERK
OFFERS
TO
MAKE
GOOD
Clifton
II.
Maxwell
of
Vancouver
Relief
Department
Would
Re-'
imburse
City
For
Thefts
.
VANCOUVER,
May
28:--Clifton
11.
Maxwell,
former
city
relief
department
employee,
charged
with
hft
of
S2300
worth
of
meal
tickets
On
pleading
guilty
today
to
the
.
nf
itnnllnir
t1
SOO
tvnrlh
nf
A.
P.
Consoliaaica
is
Aauru
to
mi
umst
o.,..,
of
Producers
in
Alberta
city
cnaueis.
mujiwch
a3
s-
manded
until
Thursday
for
sen-
LETIIBRIDOE,
May
28:-The
tence.
sixUi
producing
well
In
the
Red
Counsel
for
Maxwell
requested
r..w
riold
came
in
yesterday,
that
the
charge
be
amended
from
,hm
a
P.
Consolidated
No.
1
drll-
that.
of
theft
of
$2,300
ij
i
vnnnitji
sand
at
about
,
"$2,300
worth
of
chattels
used
by
Monday
bers
Queen
n
to
theft
ot
chattels."
the
being
the
meal
tickets
the
department.
Queen
Mary
Now
63
Years
o
Celebrated
Anniversary
of
Blrtli
Monday
In
Robust
Health
and
Fine
Spirits
.
3
LONDON.
,Ma
f
Vi
fnmllu
nrnnnrt
hpr
Thl
was
In
'robust
health
and
fine
spirits
years.
28--Qucen
Maryi
tf;thli?d
birthday
!
despite
the
advancing
KING'IS
BETTER
LONDON,
May
28:
An
official
.
.
-
.
1.1
U
n
M
nnI..A
..fofAmAnf
fn.
nXe
opened
fire
this
evening
on'
day
sald
that
King,
George's
rheu
nnrtv
of
Indian
Moslems
during
mattsm
shows
definite,
lmprove-1
K
flare-up
of
yesterday's
dlsor-
jment,
(
,
.
,
ders.
OTTAWA,
May
23:
Supplementary
estimates
for
the
fiscal
year
1830-31
totalling
more
tnan
$11.-
500.000
were
tabled
in
the
House
of
Commons
Mohday.
A
vote
of
$74,000
for
the
Depart-
a.
-
m
ttu
i
i
i
i
...j
i:
nnn
Columbia,
a
sum
of
provided.
$131,000
was
WOMEN
ARE
MASSACRED
Heathenism
Breaks
Out
In
Connection
With
Coolie
l
ighting
In
Rangoon
LONDON,
May
28:-.
The
Dally
Mall's
correspondent
at
Rangoon,
wbw.,
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
MAY
28,
1930
Serious
Riots
at
Bradford,
England,
Number
of
Persons
Were
Injured
BRADFORD,
England,
May
28:
A
serious,
riot
broke
out
here
last
night
Avhcn
a
crowd
of
3,000
people
rushed
the
town
hall
in
an
attempt
t
rescue
seven
persons
who
were
injured
in
earlier
rioting.
.
Eight
of
the
rioters
and
one
constable
were
injured.
The
city
was
quiet
today
following
the
trouble.
INTEREST
IFWEST
Lieutenant
Governor
Says
Old.
Country
Is
Attracted
By
British.
Columbia
VICTORIA,
May
28:
There
Is
sincere
interest
in
the
Old
Country
In
Western
Canada
and
in
British
Columbia
particularly,
Lieutenant
Governor
R,
Randolph
Bruce
said
on
his
arrival
yesterday
from
a
visit
in
Great
Britain.
Accompanying
,the
governor
Mis
Margaret:
Brure-Mae
kenzle,
his
niece,
who
succeeds
her
sister,
who
was
married
recently
in
the
Old
Country,
as
chatelaine
at
Government
House.
ESTIMATES
Supplementary
List
Tabled
at
Ottawa
Includes
Sums
For
Fish-erics
and
Public
Works
on
This
Coast
the
Pacific
Salmon
Fisheries
Com-
i
by
redeeming
these
at
tho
Wonder
to
assist
in
the
conservation
and
Cafe,
has
offered
to
niaKe
resuiu-
I
aeveiopmcm
-
o
uckjj
...
i.sui.-wcs.
...
.
CLERK
IS
POISONED
Fred
M.
Bentiey
Unable
to
Explain
Discrepencies
in
Vancouver
Scavenging
Department
Books
LOST
HER
WAY
Landed
at
Qullbcrry
and
Refuelled
and
Then
Arrived
at
Charleville
mem
Ol
riwieuw
Jiiwuucu
nvnVP-V
Anctnlla
M9
2
for
investigations
and
activities
by
John;
reachf
cirtrlrviUe.
Queensland,
tonight.
Motorists
frrnnnoH
thplr
rjnt.ti
lltht
thp
flv-
salmon
treaty
and
$25,000
sockeye
.
fM
.
wlth
th.,
,hMdltehte.
Miss
Johnson
lost
her
way
flying
ALlflil
UWASIb
A-VV
J
I
W
.
v.
tlon
to
tho
city.
Mayor
Malkin
an-!
For
harbors
and
rivers
in
Britisn
,anded
f
lnaUy
ftt
QUiiberry.
sh.
proceeded
are
refuelling
and
Is
spending
the
night
at
Charlevllle.
Senate
Favors
London
Treaty
Naval
Disarmament
Pact
Approved
With
Unanimity
By
Canadian
Red
Chamber
OTTAWA,
May
28:
The
Senate
last
night
approved
the
London
treaty
on
limitation
and
reduction
,
,
,
f
Burma,
reported
that
15
Indian;"'
-v.
r.
irnntio
women
were
massacrDd
bv
'unanimity.
I
..
-----
-
,
fighting
coolie
mobs
during
rioting
i
which
has
taken
such
a
heavy
toll
of
life.
Some
of
the
women
are
said
to
have
been
tortured
before
be
lng
killed.
most
of
the
mem-
.M,,-,
L.rc-..rlr
,
MCW'IJl
U113YV1UIV
Lu
Have
Polling
Soon
June
19
DcsUnatcd
as
Election
Day,
Official
Announcement
States
FREDERICTON!
May
23
:
-
-The
New
Brunswick
general
elections
will
be
held
on
Junev
19,
lt
was
of-,
flcially
announced
yesterday.
FOUR
MEN
ARE
KILLED
Fatality
In
Quebec
When
Ground
Around
Well
Collapses
and
Buries
Victims
producers,
Hon.
C.
A.
Dunning,
minister
of
finance,
introduced
an
amendment
to
budgct
reso-
lutlons
in
the
House
of
Com-
mons
yesterday
to
provide
pro-
tcctlon
against
importation
of
concentrated
grane
lulce.
the
Item
passed.
4
.
To
Open
Mining
and
Assay
Office
at
Stewart
Camp
Cecil
M.
Bryant
A.
R.
S..
resident
of
tills
province
RANGOON
BOSTON
GRILL
LARGE
CABARET
Special
Dinner
Thursdays
and
Saturday)
Dancing
Every
Saturday
Night.
9
to
12
Dane
Rail
for
Hire
Accommodations
for
Private
Partlei
PHONE
437
M.
E..
a
for
34
years,
who
for
th
past
17
years
has
conducted
an
office
In
Vancouver,
is
in
the
city
en
route
to
Stewart
where
he
will
open
a
consulting
mining
engineering
and
assay
office.
Mr.
Bryant
arrived
here
on
Sunday
last
and
will
sail
this
af
ternoon
on
the
Prince
George
for
Stewart.
He
is
well
known
in
mining
circles
throughout
the
province
TROUBLE
Sixty
Arc
Dead
So
Far1
In
Disorders,;
Have
Nothing
to
Do
With
Civil
Disobedience
RANGOON.
India,
May
28-Ser-lous
disorders
growing
out
of
he
dock
strike
here
Tuesday,
rrad
rolled
up
casualties
of
60
'Heato
Hh'd
-Wfffrf-
liitwl
Kfnnv
nirtrA
nrp
V
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
OAL
BOUNTY
BILL
IS
INTRODUCED
Steel
and
Iron
Plants
Receiving
Benefits
to
Follow
Working
Rules
Must
Operate
Industry
In
Compliance
With
Hours
and
Wages
Consistent
With
Versailles
Treaty
?
,
OTTAWA,
May
28:
A
bill
was
brought
into
the
House
of
Commons,
yesterday
providing
for
a
bounty
of
fofty-ninc
and
a
half
cents
per
ton
on
Canadian
bituminousicoal
used
in
the
iron
and
steel
smelting
industry
in
Canada.
Payment
is
made
dependent
upon
the
firms
receiving
it
!
...,
w.v
w
T
tV
mi
.yesterday
sought
ways
and
means
a,i;i'.i
wunsiaicuL
.vun
uiu
treaty
oi
Versailles.
Restrictions
with
respect
to
hours
of
labor
and
working
conditions
can
only
apply,
however,
in
cases
where
the
provinces
have
passed
labor
legislation
along
such
lines.
FURTHER
SUPPLEMENT
ARIES
ARE
TABLED
AVIATION
IS
LINKING
UP
EMPIRE
Eight
Million
Dollars
Required
to
Liquidate
Further
War
Pensions
Sum
of
$5,000
Is
Appropriated
to
Investigate
Removal
of
1
Hippie
Kock
Compensation
For
Capt.
McCoskric
Remitted
OTTAWA,
May
28:
Supplementary
estimates
tabled
in
the
House
of
Commons
included
an
item
of
$5,000
for
investigation
as
to
the
advisability
of
removing
Ripple
Rock,
a
menace
to
navigation
between
Vancouver
and
;
Prince
Rupert,
In
addition
to
the
items
of
$7,000
to
com-jplete
the
fishermen's
floats
at
Prince
Rupert
and
$11,000
!
for
Stewart
wharf
improvements,
there
ras
an
appropriation
of
$25,000
to
provide
for
investigations
by
the
Pacific
;
Salmon
Fisheries
Commission
under
the
Fraser
River
Isockeye
treaty.
o
I
There
Is
also
a
vpte
of
$2600
to
re
coup
the
British
Columbia
Work-
I-.
HOL
"rSSm
Compensation
Board
for
pay-
ww.
...-.jwM.imtnt,
made
to
the
late
Capt.
E
scavenging
departmenptone4rsMcCo5krl
rt
wanJen
t
,
five
years,
was
found'
poisoned
In
.
,,.
this
home
Monday
night
following
itLn,
,
.
i.i
the
discovery
of
alleged
dUcrepen-
of
,9m0M
were
tabled
In
the
cles
in
the
books
pf
his
department
miM
MtorHaw
affrr,..
k
7,"
r
.
r-"'
r-
t-'
nance.
Eicht
Eight
i
use
an
average
of
$200
monthly
'ftj
f
million
of
this
is
aa-
acnuey
is
in
a
cnucai
conaiuon
pr0priated
as
a
further
amount
re
from
mercurial
polsonlns
but
mayiqnlrcd
ror
Europeahiwar
pensions,
,.
'!
'I.I
Mi
Xfll.ll
(
i
I
I
'
BenUcy
admitted
Ifr'
hospital
to
day.
in
the
presence
of
the
citi
solicitor
and
two
police
f
.
4
,
.....
.
.
i
;
mm
ti
it
that
he
had
diverted
ffW
Si
wn:i.
V
AKK
IJliWN
ST,Ce?
u00
,t0'ln8
conferences
with
grape
dm
JhJfc
SM
-r
I
t
the
past
four
years,
the
mayor
an-'
Bentlcy's
statement,
he
had
taken
the
city's
cash
by
writing
off
ac
counts
as
bad
debts.
AMY
JOHNSON
RAPE
JUICE
IS
GIVEN
PROTECTION
.
4
OTTAWA.
May
28:
Follow-
STEAMER
IS
ASHORE
Seattle
Freighter
Oduna
Drifts
Sideways
Onto
Beach
In
Prince
mn
BounOort.
SEATTLE,
May
28:
Coastguard
headquarters
here
were
advised
yesterday
that
the
freighter
Oduna
of
the
Alaska
Steamship
Co.
drifted
sideways
onto
the
beach
near
Oran-ite
Mine,
Port
Wells,
Prince
William
Sound,
Alaska,
"while
making
a
turn.
The
steamer
is
now
listing
badly.
have
beert
killed
as
disturbances
be-
W
tween
th
Burmese
and
Hindus
con-
tinued.
Apparently
the
disorders
here
three
rivers.
Que.
Mav.28:
have
no
connection
with
the
civil
Four
men
were
killed
at
St.
Zephry
disobedience
campaign.
In
de
Courval
yesterday
whent
.
"r
ground
around
a
well,
from
which
.
.
TRICE
OF
WHEAT
they
were
removing
cans
of
milk.
J
VANCOUVER,
May
28:
Wheat
collapsed
and
buried
thent.
The
showed
a
slight
gain
on
the
local
rfoad
are:
Ernest
Maroote.
his
two
exchange
today,
the
price
quoted
!
sons,
and
Phllllppe
Jutras.
being
$1.10
W
The
freighter
Latouche
and
the
coastguard
steamer
Discoverer
are
proceeding
from
Cordova
to
the
scene.
Capt.
J.
Johanson
with
a
crew
of
31
officers
and
men
were
on
the
Oduna
which
was
en
route
from
Seattle
to
Alaska.
5c.
FISH
SALES
Summary
American
72,500
pounds,
and
6c.
to
14.3c.
and
7c.
Canadian
50,000
pounds.
and
5c.
to
12.1c,
and
5c.
American
Havana,
23,500,
Booth,
13c
Capo
and
5c.
Margallce,
12.0c.
10.6c.
and
6c.
Tahoma,
13,500,
Royal,
12.7c
and
5c.
Ivanhoe,
15,000,
Pacific.
12.7c
and
6c.
Howard
B.,
5,500,
Cold
Storage,
12.6c
and
6c.
.
Mars,
11,000,
Booth,
13.9c
and
7c,
Alkl,
4,000,
Atlln,
14.3c
and
7c.
Canadian
Beale,
20,000,
Atlin
10.6c
4,000,
Cold
Storage,
11.4c
and
5c.
Gony6,500,
Fanny
F,
3,000,
and
Balsac
I;,
8,000,
Cold
'Storage,
11.8c
and
5c,
Ingrld
H,
300,
Royal,
11.4c
and
5Ca
Unome,
5,000.
Pacific,
12.1c
and
44
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LlBEriAL
SlEETING
fo
BE'
BROADCAST
Word
has
been
received
In
the
city
that
the
proceedings
at
the
public
meeting
at
Kam-
loops
In
connection
with
the
Provincial
Liberal
Convention
will
be
broadcast
over
radio
Friday
evening
8:30
to
10:30
over
CJOR.
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