TOMORROW'S
TIDES
Boston
Grill
Wednesday.
Fcbruar
URGE
CAUARKT
Hleh
..
5.38
5.38
a.r
aj
,
Vat&,i-l
BpeclU
Dinner
Tburda;i
and
Bturdj
18.09
p
j,
Dftodoc
Eftry
Saturday
Night,
to
U
Dince
Ball
tor
Hit
Low
12.08
pjn.
4fc
AooommodxUoru
for
PrlTU
Pixtlca
.7.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PHONE
487
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
TUESDAY,
FEB.
4,
1930
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
d
r
Radical
Measures
for
Control
of
Trading
in
Attorney
General
Bill
Government
Will
Be
Given
Power
to
Step
Into
Any
Business
if
Proposed
Measure
Goes
Through
VICTORIA,
Feb.
1.
Hon.
R.
H.
Pooley,
attorney-general,
placed
new
legislation
for
the
control
of
stock
brokers
before
the
legislature
on
Monday
afternoon.
The
bill
will
be
left
untouched,
Mr.
Pooley
said,
until
after
the
conference
of
provincial
attorney-generals
or
their
representative
at
Toronto
next
Monday,
when
it
might
be
found
nec-c
sary
to
make
radical
changes.
Following
the
Toronto
meeting,
which
will
consider
stock
broking
with
all
its
ram-
.
.
I
'
F
.iflcatlons,
there
might
be
more
'change
of
a
serious
kind,
or
It
A
a
-.m
I
T
T
nMfl
s...
M
V
might
be
necessary
to
withdraw
tJ
1
Ui
Vill
1
,the
proposed
bill
altogether
and
i
substitute
a
new
and
more
drastic
Y
ft
11
ft
P
H
A
I
one
the
attorney-general
said.
UVVll
lDrLlj
The
main
features
of
the
bill
ta-
I
elude
provision
of
authority
wherif
Ancient
Legal
Restrictions
of
i
Motherland
Upon
Dominions
i
to
"lie
Removed
!
OTTAWA
Feb.
4
Far-reaching
i
recommendations
aimed
at
bring-
j
ng
legal
restrictions
surviving
from
,
ca:
;.cr
periods
Into
harmony
with
j
present
constitutional
status
or
t5ua.it
y
of
the
Dominions
with
the
c
Uieriand
are
contained
In
a
retort
published
last
night
of
the
L
ndon
conference
last
fall
on
Dominion
legislation
and
shipping
Tliose
recommendations
will
be
r
,n,sldered
at
the
1930
Imperial
conference.
If
arjoroved.
the
Vali
um
parliaments
will
be
called
upon
to
r
.art
legislation
were
necessary
t
,-ivr
them
effect.
JUDGMENT
RESERVED
Court
of
Appeal
Will
Announce
De
cision
Later
In
Case
of
Drug
Clerks
j
VICTORIA
Ph
lTh.
rtritish
Columbia
Court
of
Appeal
yesterday
1
reserved
Judgment
at
the
close
"f
a.'nument
in
the
appeal
taken
on
be
half
of
the
drug
clerks
of
British
Columbia
against
a
ruling
of
Mr.
Ju
(
ice
Denis
Murphy
that
the
Male
M.nunum
Wage
Act
does
not
apply
to
pharmacy,
as
it
Is
a
profession.
Tributes
to
Dead
Paid
bv
Victoria
House
on
Monday
VICTOR?
A
rv.V
A
TVIKiita
In
the
memory
of
the
late
Hon.
P.
C.
Larkln.
Canadian
high
commissioner
at
London,
was
paid
by
the
legislature
yesterday
on
motion
of
Premier
Tolmie,
seconded
by
T.
D.
Pat-tullo.
Tribute
was
also
paid
to
the
memory
of
Surveyor-General
J.
E.
Umbaeh,
who
died
on
Sunday.
4-
i.4.4.4,4.4.4.
4.
4.4.rf
EX-I'ltESIDENT
TAFT
4
MAY
NOT
RECOVER
4.
WASHINGTON,
Feb.
4.
The
condition
of
Former
President
wiiuam
Howard
Taft
was
de-
.vvl
wu;
us
DCing
ex-
tremely
serious
and
some
doubt
was
expressed
as
to
whether
the
retired
chief
Justice
of
the
United
States
would
recover.
He
is
72
years
of
age.
I.
.
by
the
government
may
step
'
Into
any
business.
The
same
power
is
given
Investigating
officers
as
Is
vetted
In
a
Judge
at
trial
of
eiVI,
aeMons.
Registration
of
brokers
is
establlebed
-
wlMt
-
aSGQ
'bead
and
a
bond
in
any
amount
by
a
surety
company
if
it
is
thought
advisable.
.
iw
i
ludciuuuiia,
..,
Against
Brewing
5
In
the
States
As
Lone
as
No
Sales
Are
Made
F.n-forcemcnt
Department
Will
Not
Interfere
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
Feb.
4.
-A
statement
was
made
yesterday
by
James
A.
Doran.
head
of
the
prohibition
enforcement
department,
that
no
prosecutions
would
be
launched
against
those
who
made
home
brew
lor
their
own
use
un-!
less
they
attempted
to
sell
the
brew,
This
Is
looked
upon
as
giving
offi-I
eial
sanction
to
those
who
wish
to
brew
their
own
liquor.
BROKER
WILL
BESENTENCED
Col.
Orlando
Heron
of
Toronto
IMeads
Guilty
to
Thirteen
Charges
of
Theft
TORONTO.
Feb.
C
Pleading
guilty
to
thirteen
charges
of
theft,
Col.
Orlando
Heron,
rormer
neaa
01
th
i4vl
stock
brokerage
firm
bear
ing
his
name,
which
made
an
as-tonmcnt
last
March,
was
remand
ed
for
sentence
by
Mr.
Justice
Mc-
Evoy
In
Assise
Court
here
yester
day.
BURIED
IN
VANCOUVER
The
funeral
of
Miss
Hester
Agnes
nwv
formerly
of
this
city,
was
i,m
iat
Pritlav
afternoon
in
Cen
ter
&
Hanna's
chapel
at
Vancouver,
Rev.
Thomas
Wilson
oincwiing.
in
terment
was
made
nopwvw
Burial
Park.
?ST
11'!
MARINER
DIES
John
Grute
of
Vancouver,
Aged
4C,
Was
Well
Known
Along
the
Coast
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
4-John
oith
48.
master
mariner,
well
known
along
the
coast,
is
dead.
BROKERS
!JV
TO
VICTORIA
CROWNED
WITH
IS
NAMED
JUSTICE
:
Charles
Evans
Hushes
to
Succeed
Former
President
W.
II.
Taft
In
Hhjh
Bench
Post
WASHING
TOK,
Feb.
4.
Presi
dent
Hoover
yesterday
nominated
Charles
Evans
Hughes
as
chief
Jus
tice
of
the
United
States,
succeeding
Former
President
W.
H.
Taft.
who
has
resigned
because
of
ill-health.
The
new
chief
Justice-
designate
was
secretary
of
state
in
the
cabinets
of
Presidents
Harding
and
Coolldge
and
won
distinction
in
the
field
of
post-war
international
politics.
In
1910
he
was
un
successful
presidential
candidate
against
the
late
Wood
row
Wilson.
Among
other
public
service,
he
has
been
special
government
prosecutor,
governor
of
New
York,
and
Justice
of
the
Supreme
Court.
Mr.
Hughes
was
born
April
11,
1862,
at
Olen
Faik.
New
York,
the
son
of
a
Welsh
Baptist
clergyman,
IM(
started
his
law
career
in
New
Yont,
city
alter
graduating
from
:o?!3fe.
Me
t'H
has
a
flourishing
araetto
wTvew
York.
Asking
AidFor''
'
Men
Out
of
Work
,
i.
J
'
SEATTLE,
Feb.
4.
Major
A.
D.
1
actson.
divisional
commander
of
he
Salvation
Army,
has
made
an
ippeal
for
help
for
the
men
thrown
ut
of
work
In
the
state
of
Washington
thwugh
the
depression
In
'he
lumber
trade.
Owing
to
the
lisarrangemeat
of
the
money
market,
there
has
been
a
very
marked
essening
in
the
amount
of
build-ng
and
this
has
reduced
the
demand
for
lumber.
Liq
uidator
to
Carry
Business
Of
Company
On
WINNIPEO.
Feb.
4.
Permission
o
carry
out
all
existing
contracts
if
Btoble,
Forlong
&
Matthews
Ltd..
brokerage
firm
which
assigned
last
week
following
the
Toronto
disclosures,
has
been
granted
to
the
liquidator,
W.
S.
Newton.
EXCHANGE
SECRETARY
WINNIPEG.
Feb.
4.
James
M.
Murray,
assistant
general
manager
of
the
United
Grain
Growers
Ltd.,
has
been
appointed
secretary
of
the
Winnipeg
Grain
Exchange.
GETS
THREE
MONTHS
winu.m
Bngiemann,
who
pieadeo,.
guilty
on
two
counts
of
cashing
worthless
checks,
was
sentenced
by
Judge
Young
in
County
Court
this
morning
to
three
months'
imprisonment,
dating
from
the
time,
of
his
arrest
last
week.
Another
Stock
Company
Broke
Wirgiiw
Ltd.
of
Ottawa
Assigns
For
I
Benefit
01
creditors
OTTAWA.
Feb.
4.
Wiggins
Ltd..
stock
brokers,
Ottawa,
has
assigned
"for
the
benefit
of
its
creditors."
It
j
1
1s
another
of
he
firms
which
was
.
.
.
l.
I
11,,.
..nM4ltnn1
'
Tftmntn
111
IHC
nilOMUuiiai
4V.U11W
(UHUgllb
disclosures
last
week.
SHINGLES
AND
LUMBER
ARE
ON
FREE
LIST
WASHINGTON,
Feb.
4
Cedar
shingles
and
lumber
nave
been
xeturnel
to
the
free
list
by
the
Senate.
Washington
,
attii
Oregon
mill
operators
.had
sought
a
duty
to
preserve
their
markets
from
ah
Invasion
j
of
the
British
Columbia
'
product.
j
;
BUYS
HOME
IN
OTTAWA
Hhtorir
Residence
of
Sir
John
A.
Macdonald
Acquired
by
British
Government
OTTAWA,
Feb.
L
"farns-diffr,"
the
historic
residence
of
Sir
John
A.
Macdonald,
has
been
purchased
by
the
British
government
as
a
permanent
official
Ottawa
residence
for
its
hih
commissioner
to
the
Dominion,
the
Ottawa
Citizen
an-naunces.
The
price
is
believed
to
be
approsimatrljh.SM,
Sir
William
Clark,
the
British
hleh
commissioner,
will
move
in
about
October
1
after
extensive
interior
alterations
and
redec-oration
have
been
completed.
LIONS
LOSE
TO
ESKIMOS
1
Seattle
Wa
Able
Last
Nitht
for
First
Time
to
Defeat"
Vancou
ver
on
Latter's
Ice
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
4.
Led
by
Jack
Walker,
the
Seattle
Eskimos
eJuded
a
two-year
Jinx
here
last
A.
Hudson
will
take
place
tomor-nlght
and
scored
a
victory
over
row
at
2
p
jn.
from
the
parlors
of
Uie
Vancouver
Lions.
It
was
the
the
B.
C.
Undertakers,
Canon
first
time
since
the
reorganization
Rushbrook
officiating.-
of
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
that
Seattle
was
able
to
defeat
the
j
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
Lions
on
Vancouver
ice.
The
victory
.
put
the
Eskimos
within
striking
dls-
j
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
4.
Wheat
was
tance
of
the
league
leaders.
The
score
was
2
to
l.
Naval
Disarmament
Enters
Upon
Era
Over
Means
LONDON,
Feb.
4
The
has
entered
upon
an
era
of
compromise.
The
French
com-nromise
between
the
two
methods
of
limiting
navies
has
been
modified.
The
British
have
prepared
another
compromise
sort
of
counter-proposal.
Roughly
speaking,
the
French
and
Italians
still
lean
to
a
globalist
view
of
allotting
each
nation
a
maximum
tonnaire
to
be
divided
into
classes
0f
vesSels
according
to
that
Americans
and
Japanese
lean
to
ward
the
categorical
views
which
strictly
define
total
tonnage
in
each
class
and
size
of
ships
and
guns
in
that
class".
The
conference
met
today
In
committee
of
the
whole
and
heads
of
the
respective
five
delegations
held
separate
meetings
elsewhere.
The
discussion:
was
afterwards
described
as
frank,
with
reservations
to
a
certain
extent
being
made
by
all
countries,
w.
Rebbin,
pleading
guilty
to
a
charge
of
drunkenness,
was
fined
$25,
with
option
of
thirty
days
Im-
prisonment,
by
Magl&tralo
McCly-
mont.
in
city
pomce
court
mis
morning.
LEGISLA
77
EVIDENCE
IN
OPIf
IM
f
A
I
Part
of
Crown
Testimony
Ajalnst
Kem
Sun
Wong
Was
Heard
This
Morning
Part
of
the
crown
evidence
was
heard
by
Magistrate
McClymont,
In
'city
police
court
this
morning,
in
the
case
of
Kem
Sun
Wong,
pro-
prletor
of
the
West
End
Cafe,
who
is
charged
with
having
opium
In
his
possession.
Police
officers
told
of
the
raid
they
made
a
week
ago
on
the
premises
of
accused,
as
a
result
of
which
they
discovered
tins
of
prepared
opium
in
the
hen
coop
to
the
rear
of
the
restaurant.
Edward
Chungkee
acted
as
interpreter
in
the
case,
which
was
adjourned
until
tomorrow
morning.
E.
F.
Jones
is
acting
as
prosecutor,
while
L.
W.
Patmore
Is
defence
counsel.
Accused
Is
at
liberty
on
$4000
ball.
EFFORT
TO
MONARCHY
Alpbonso
of
Spain
Assumes
Role
of
Dictator
During
Troublesome
Times
'
LONDON,
Feb.
4.
Despatches
from
Spain
state
there
has
been
a
movement
there
to
overthrow
the
monarchy
and
set
up
a
republic.
King
Alphonso
has
assumed
the
role
of
dictator
and
temporarily
at
least
the
effort
had
been
suppressed.
FUNERAL
NOTICE
The
tuneral
01
the
late
Eflwarc
quoted
on
the
local
exchange
today
at
si.zza.
Conference
of
Compromise
of
Ship
Limitation
naval
disarmament
conference
nation's
desires.
The
British,
TORONTO
STOCKS
Tuesday,
Feb.
4
Amulet,
1.70.
1.71.
Dome,
8.15,
8.25.
Holllnger.
5.75,
5.8Q.
Howie.
1.04,
1.05.
Hudson
Bay
L75
JJtW.t
Falconb'ridge,
5.30,
535.
Int.
Nickel,
38.75.
38.95.
Imperial
Oil,
23.50.
25.75.
t-;
Mining
Corporation.
2.95,
2.98.
Mclntyre.
17.80.
18.00.
Noranda,
41.60,
42.00.
Nlpisslng,
1.75,
1.85.
Sherrltt
Oordon,
3.01.
3.02.
Sudbury
Basin,
4.70.
4.75.
Teck
Hughes,
655,
6.30.
Treadwell
Yukon,
6.50,
6.75.
Highway
Construction
Here
This
Year
Promised
by
Government;
Other
Concessions
Made
To
City
Park
Sites
to
Be
Turned
Over;
Larger
Premises
for
Public
Library;
Cabinet
Firm'
in
Refusal
to
Allow
Log
Export
Reporting
on
his
trip
last
week
to
provincial
government
headquarters
in
Victoria
to
take
up
a
number
of
matters
on
behalf
of
the
city,
Mayor
C.
H.
Orme
informed
the
council
last
night
that
he
had
been
assured
by
Hon.
N.
S.
Lougheed,
minister
of
public
works,
and
other
members'
of
the
cabinet
that
it
had
been
settled
upon
to
proceed
with
construction
this
year
of
the
Skeena
River
highway
eastward
from
Prince
Rupert
and
that
the
amount
of
work
to
be
done
would
be
limited.
only
by
the
amount
of
money
available.
Further
word,
the
mayor
said,
was
expected
Irom
Mr.
Lougheed
within,
the
next
few
days.
Meantime,
there
need
be
no
fear
that
nothing
would
be
done
in
1930,
as
far
as
local
highway
construction
was
concerned.
The
'rnaybr
met
with
gratifying
ficcess
in
practically
all
matters
e'tobk
up
In
Victoria
and
the
an
nouncement
he
was
able
to
make
regarding
the
road
was
only
one
item.
In
his
report
lie
told
the
council
that
the
government
would;
oe
pleased,
as
soon
as
uie
property
was
transferred
to
It
by
the
Cana
dian
National
Railways,
to
turn
over
to
the
citv
some
fortv
acres
of
tynd
along
Hays,
Creek
Just
west
of
McClymont
Park
which
was
de-ired
for
further
park
development.
and
surrounding
Lake
Oliver
on
the
Kalen
Island
road,
which
the
Parks
Board
sought,
was
also
to
be
given
by
the
government
to
the
City.
The
mayor
further
announced
that
the
government
was
agreeable
io
allowing
the
use
of
the
building
on
the
old
court
house
grounds
for
the
housing
of
the
public
library.
Placing
of
Uils
downtown
block
on
the
market
was
to
be
considered
by
the
government
this
summer.
A
further
announcement
made
by
his
worship
was
to
the
effect
that
the
government
had
already
passed
an
account
to
remunerate
the
city
for
the
building
of
cement
sidewalks
around
the
old
court
hou.se
block.
The
money
would
be
paid
over
as
soon
as
the
necessary
order-ln-councll
could
be
put
through.
In
only
one
matter
did
the
mayor
faU
to
gain
his
point..
That-was
with
regard
to
the
question
of
log
exports
from
this
district.
The
minister
of
lands
had
told
him
that
the
present
government,
as
the
former
had
been,
was
opposed
to
export
of
logs.
While
in
Victoria,
Mayor
Orme
was
asked
by
the
management
of
,
the
Port
Simpson
Hospital
to
request
assistance
toward
tru
rebuilding
of
the
power
house
there
which
wa
recently
destroyed
by
j
fire.
The
government
had
agreed!
to
make
a
grant
of
$500.
Aid.
Brown
thought
that
the
ma
yor
was
deserving
of
congratulation
j
ln
view
of
the
success
of
his
ma
-
1
slon.
Aid.
Collart
agreed
with
this
1
Jtnd
the
appreciation
of
the
council
was
expressed
in
a
formal
vote
of
1
hu
AM
Pillion
QtlH
.
seconded
by
Aid.
Linzey.
Lindbergh
Has
a
j
Narrow
Escape,
SUCCESS
FRASER
MILL
MEN
WORKING
Moderation
of
Weather
Conditions
Permits
Resumption
of
Activity
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Fib.
4.
About
a
thousand
men
went
back
to
work
yesterday
when
most
of
t6etorflt?alcmgv
the
Fraser
River
resumed
operations
following
a
tie-up
caused
by
winter
weather
con
ditions.
According
to
T.
H.
Wilkinson,
secretary-treasurer
of
the
British
Columbia
Lumber
&
Shingle
Manufacturers'
Association,
general
conditions
in
the
lumber
industry
remain
somewhat
depressed.
The
de
cision
of
the
United
States
senate
to
retain
shingles
and
lumber
on
the
free
list,
however,
lends
some
encouragement
to
the
situation.
RADIO
CHIEF
PASSES
AWAY
11.
F.
Corrivieu
of
Fachena
Wireless
Station
Dead
In
Vancouver
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
4.
H.
F.
Oor--ivleu,
aged
34.
for
a
long
time
a
member
of
the
staff
of
the
direction
finding
wireless
station
at
Paehena
Point.
Is
dead.
At
Uie
trme
of
his
death
he
was
chief
operator
of
Pachena
station.
The
late
Mr.
Corrivteu
was
wU
(known
to
II.
D.
Tee,
chief
operator
of
the
Dlgby
Island'
station
here.
They
worked
together
several
years
ago
at
Bull
Harbor
station.
U.
S.
Delegation
Favors
British
LONDON.
Feb.
4.
The
American
delegation
to
the
five-power
conference
on
naval
affairs
now
sitting
in
London
favor
the
British
stand
for
dividing
the
tonnaite
Into
five
categories
Instead
of
six
as
pro-
posed
by
France.
n
.
.
jeCrClary
IO
V
Liquor
Board
:
,
Died
Monday
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
4.
Richard
Hose,
aged
48,
Victoria,
secretary
to
!
the
Liquor
Control
Board,
died
ye-
TEBEC.
Cal..
Feb.
4.
When
CoL.terday
Charles
Lindbergh
manoeuvred
a
I
crippled
plane
in
the
air
yesterday
VESSEL
IN
TROUBLE
and
brought
it
safely
down
here,.
'
he
landed
smiling
and
not
at
all
,
VICTORIA,
Feb.
4.
Last
evening
iipnet
by
the
fact
tho,t
he
had
been
the
John
C.
Klrkpatrlck
was
report-flirting
with
death
for
the
past
few
ed
damaged
and
limping
toward
moments.
'Puget
Sound.