'
UP-TO-DATE
Prince
Rupert
Steam.
Baths
Prop.
D.
Ello
204
6th
St.
OPENS
MARCH
3
Ladies
Thursdays
anft
Fridays.
Gents.
Sat.,
Mon.,
Tiies,
and
Wed.
Dally,
2
p.m.
tq
12
pjn.
P
"50c.
Vol,
XXL,
No,
52.
VANCOM
Hon.
W.
C.
Shelly
Introduced
his
buageb
In-
Legist
ture
this
afternoon.
IS
KILLED
BY
BLAST
Joseph
B,
Armlshaw,
a
former
general
foreman
for
the
provincial
department
of
public
works
at
Van-derhoof
and
later
at
Pouce
Coupe,
was
accidentally
killed
yesterday
07
a
premature
blast
on
the
Ice
of
S'uart
Lake
where
he
was
resident
manager
pf
the
Fort
St
James
Lodge,
according
to
word
received
ia
the
city
by
Oovernment
Tele
graphs-
-
J-
The
late
Mr.
Armlshaw
was
widely
known
and
popular
throughout
the
Omlneca
country
atd
his
untimely
demise
will
be
learned
of
by
his
many
friends
with
great
regret.
WELL
KNOWN
LAWYER
blES
Oneol'Lea11
F
A.
McDiarmld
Was
ing
Light
Among
IlfiiUh
Columbia
Barristers
-
VANCOUVER.
March
3:
Frederick
Armand
McDiarmld,
one
of
V:.t
best
known
members
of
the
legal
profession
in
the
province,
died
here
this
morning.
He
was
beni
at
Chatsworth,
near
Oshawa,
Cnt
in
1872.
He
was
senior
member
of
the
firm
of
McDiarmld
and
Ehoebotham.
Fut
manv
vcars
oefore
coming
torr
thr
late
Mr.
McDiarmld
prac-1
t
:ed
law
at
Victoria
as
a
member1
cf
the
firm
of
Mackay
and
McDiar-rr.ld,
The
son
of
a
preacher,
he
was
educated
in
the
public
schools
of
Oshawa
and
took
his
law
course
at
O:oode
Hall
in
Toronto.
He
was
ca!!od
to
the
Ontario
bar
in
1894
and
practised
for
a
while
at
Lindsay
In
1910
he
came
to
Victoria
and
for
two
years
was
city
solicitor
of
Victoria.
Besides
a
widow,
the
late
Mr.
McDiarmld
Is
survived
by
two
sons
and
one
daughter.
He
was
a
Conservative
In
politics
and
a
Methodist
In
rcllsious
belief.
HOCKEY
SCORES
SATURDAY
SCOKES
National
League
Montreal
5,'N.
Y.
Americans
1.
Toronto
3.
N.
Y.
Rangers
3.
Pittsburgh
2,
Canadlcns
4.
Boston
2,
Ottawa
1.
SUNDAY
SCOKES
National
League
N.
Y.
Rangers
2;
Detroit
2.
Pittsburg
nil,
Chicago
3,
TOMORROW'S
TIDES
Ti,...i.
t
i.
a
mm
1
hah
.
'
.
12"J"-
til
it
Low
Z
"J
a
22.00
p.m.
5.7
ft
MIARNIN
WON
BOUT
Vancouver
Boy
Humbled
Lightweight
Champion
in
Chicago
Saturday
Night
CHICAGO,
March
3:
Jimmy
McLarnin,
the
baby-faced
Irish
boy
from
Vancouver,
again
humbled
Sammy
Mandell,
the
lightweight
champion,
here
on
Saturday
night
when
he
won
a
comparatively
easy
decision
in
10
rounds.
Both
boys
were
fighting
over
the
lightweight
limit
and
the
bout
was
a
non-titular
one.
It
was
the
second
time
that
McLarnin
demonstrated
that
he
was
Mandell's
master
at
145
pounds.
The
Vancouver
boy
gave
the
lightweight
king
the
most
thorough
pasting
he
had
suffered
since
he
became
a
ranking
boxer
but
he
could
not
knock
out
the
crafty
Ita-lan.
McLarnin
took
seven
of
the
ten
rounds
and
in
the
second
and
sixth
had
Mandell
In
bad
shape.
Commissioners
For
Elections
In
North
Named
The
B.
C.
Oazette
announces
the
rappolntment
of
-the
'following
a
provincial
election
commissioners
In
Atlin
dlstricte
W.
R
Bower,
Q.
W.
Bruggy.
John
Flva,
Mrs.
A.
F.
Ker-gin
and
C.
E.
Pitman,
Alice
Arm;
O.
W.
Adams,
A.
C.
J.
Harman,
T.
J.
W.
Henderson.
C.
H.
King,
Henry
McCartney.
J.
A.
McMaster,
T.
F.
Singleton
and
Robert
Strand.
An-yox;
J.
n
Carr
and
R.
J.
A.
Manning.
Anyox
Mine;
W.
B
Conroy.
F.
R.
Dunlop
and
J.
B.
Kershaw,
Atlin;
II.
P.
Pearae,
Discovery;
V.
D.
Noble.
Mill
Bay;
W.
J.
Asscltlne.
Premier,
and
J.
VV.
Browne,
Spruce
Creek.
In
Omlneca
the
fllowlng
have
been
named:
Peter
Rasmussen.
Mape;
L.
R.
Dickenson.
Fort
St.
Jame:
II.
L.
Black,
Froser
Lake;
H.
0.
Zogas.
Hulatt;
W.
H.
Math-
eson.
Nechako;
A.
J.
Vlnsol
and
F.
F.
Llnd.
Chllco.
In
the
Fort
Oeorge
district
Mar
tin
Henderson
of
Prince
oeorge
has
been
appointed
a
commissioner
and
the
appointment
of
John
Henderson
of
Beaverly
has
been
rescinded.
G.A.FRASER
DIED
SUNDAY
Former
M.L.A.
For
Grand
Forks
Had
Conducted
Drug
Business
at
Stewart
For
Past
Ten
Years
VICTORIA,
March
3:
Oeorge
A.
Fraser.
aged
63,
-druggist,
prominent
business
man
and
former
member
of
the
legislature
for
Grand
Forks,
died
here
on
Sunday
alter
a
long
Illness.
The
late
Mr.
Fraser
for
the
past
ten
years
had
conducted
a
drug
business
at
Stewart
and
became
quite
well
known
In
this
district.
He
Is
survived
by
a
widow
and
a
daughter,
Mrs.
Ernest
McQuade.
Vancouver
Wheat
Is
Weaker
'Again
Price
Dropped
to
$1.08
Today,
Decline
of
Over
Two
Cents
From
Saturday
VANCOUVER,
March
3:
Wheat
i..,
,a
wMiWncM
aaain
toaay
on
'.w.
.
t
ovrhanire.
No.
1
Northern
belnrauoted
at
$1.08:
a
drop
of
nelrly'twi
and
a
half
cents
from
Saturday.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
Q.f
MONDAY,
MARCUS,
1930
PRINCE
Driver
To
Attempt
Neiv
World's
Kaye
Don
aim
m
uitSnd
lc
ten:
sands
of
CarmaAhcn.-iv
-
on
w).i
attempt
to
bredc
Se-grave's
i-.peed
record
at
forthconl
ng
trials
at
Daytona
Ilea?h.
JVo
Decrease
Rossihk
4i
!
Bringing
Daym
His
Budget
Province
Will
Have
Slight
Surtlubf-Revenue
Overtax?
nenditurc
Next
Year
ana
ruue
un
VTP.fnWTA
Mnrrri
3
Thf
plus
of
$42,831
next
fiscal
year,
Hon.
W.
C,
Shelly,
minister
of
finance,
annoupced
this
atternoon
in
delivering
his
an-
nual
budget.
Estimated
revenue
is
placed
at
$28,llo,54G;
and
expenditure
at
$23,072,715,
both
figures
being
the
largest
on
record.
The
minister
announced
it
was
impos-
sible
to
reduce
taxation
due
chiefly
to
the
loss
of
$19,500,-
000
owing
to
lack
of
constructive
land
policy.
He
indicated
that
the
problem
of
handling
the
present
land
situation
FIRST
FISH
,
SALE
TODAY
Bidders
Give
13.1c
and
8c
and
lie
and
8c
For
Small
Ca-'
nadian
Catches
The
first
halibut
auction
here
of
the
1930
season
took
place
this
morning
vJhen
two
Canadian
boats
sold
small
catches.
The
Rose
Spit,
Capt.
Einil
Peterson,
forced
to
return
to
port
on
account
of
engine
trouble,
disposed
of
2,000
pounds
to
the
Atlin
Fisheries
at
14c
and
8c.
The,
Domino
II.,
papt.
Wahl,
coming
in
Wih
a
slck
'member
of
the
crew,
received
ls.ld
and
8c
from
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
for
900
pounds.
The
sale
took
place
in
the
new
exchange
at
the
F.
E.
Hunt
Ltd.
store.
-ijM
in,
i
iV
--iS
infant
buried;;;,
The
funeral
of
Bchunlckl,
one-year
old
son
of
Mr;
and
Mrs
R.
Sakamoto,
whoso
death
occurred
here
last
week,
took
place
yesterday
afternoon
at
4
o'clock
from
the
chapel
of
Hayner
Bros.,
undertakers,
to
Falrvlew
Cemetery.
Very
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson,
Dean
of
St.
An-
drew.
Cathedral,
officiated
and
Mls3
fi.
d.
Lenox
presided
at
the
oig&n.
YSHOW,
OF
WALES
HAS
MALARIA
iWaxdtt&n
Says
Shelly
l
Gasoline
Tax
Increased
.
,
iux
irapuscu
nrnvincf
will
have
a
sur-
,
;
uWoS
one
UI
Wie
biiici
muvtcia
tu-
1
gaging
the
attention
of
the
eminent.
High
lights
of
the
budget
In
clude:
Increase
from
3c
to
5c
In
gaso
line
tax.
New
tax
on
fuel
oil.
which
will
$alse
$500,000
new
revenue
and
pro
mote
sales
of
British
Columbia
coal.
Eight
million
dollars
to
be
borrowed
to
finance
road
and
bridge
loan.
Slightly
more
than
$5,000
000
will;
be
necessary
to
pay
off
cash
defic
it!
of
the
former
government
Reversion
to
the
crown
of
Improved
lands
on
account
of
tax
arrears
Is
a
problem
of
growing
seriousness,
Mr.
Shelly
said.
This
was
partly
responsible
for
the
annual
cash
loss
of
$1,000,000.
Assets
amounting
to
$24,000,000
are
written
off
due
chiefly
to
revaluation
of
the
Sumas
and
.Okan-agan
development
schemes.
THE
WfATHER
Prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
light
wind;
temperature,
33.
''
CANADIAN
CALL.
LU
,
'
MONEY
REDUCED
MONTREAL,
March
3:
Ca-
nadian
call
money
was
reduc-
ed
from
74
to
7
today
fol-
lowing
advices
by
bahkers
to
brokers
that
money
will
loan
at
6
Instead
of
at
6&
in
the
past.
i
4
Speed
Record
Is
'Todqy,
n.
-
,
'
AIR
MAIL
SERVICE
IS
ON
WINNIPEO,
March
3:
Guided
by
giant
beacons
loca-
I
Westem
Canada
Almays
Ltd
inaugurated
western
Canada's
new
air"
mail
service
last
night
and
today
are
carrying
thou-
;
Ui
lcia'
;
1
'
i
LOCal
Pilots
In
New
Mail
Service
'Court
Assizes
opening
at
Prince
Several
pilots
who
formerly
oper-
Qeorge
on
May
19.
Meantime,
he
ated
In
this
district
are
now
ldenhas
been
taken
to
Okalla
where
h.e
titled
with
the
new
air
mall
ser-jwill
be
held
In
Drlson
Dendlnz
his
vice
on
the
prairies
west
from
Winnipeg.
Among
these
are
Major
O.
A.
nirtmnann
u'hn
flAttr
th
nlrt
mnnrt-
Haz;lt(jn
nere
and
at
Hazc,.
ton
nine
years
ago;
Major
D.
L.
MacLaren
D.8.O.,
who
was
in
fish-cries
patrol
service
here
for
the
Western
Canada
Airways,
and
W.
N.
Cummlngs,
who
has
also
flown
in
this
district
on
fishery
patrol.
BRADY
TALKS
PEACE
RIVER
Peace
River
country.
J.
C.
Brady,
M.P.
for
Skeena,
said
in
the
House
of
Commons
at
Ottawa
last
week,
needed
an
outlet
to
the
Pacific
and
Prince
Rupert
was
its
logical
port.
He
regretted
the
fact
that
the
Canadian
National
and
Canadian
Pacific
Railways"
had"
taken
'over
the
Northern
Alberta
line.
By
launching
on
this
project
Instead
of
opening
a
road
to
the
Pacific
the
government
was
allowing
the
future
of
the
greatest
part
of
Canada
to
be
Jeopardized.
Sir
Wilfred
Laurier,
he
said,
had
visualized
Prince
Rupert
as
a
world
port.
Now,
the
present
government
iwas
stifling
It
by
denying
to
the
people
of
the
Peace
River
an
out-
I
let
to
their
legitimate
port.
UPERIORITY
No
Anxiety
is
Felt
as
To
Condition
and
Will
Return
Home
Shortly
His
Royal
Highness
Has
Normal
Fever
and
Is
Receiving
Best
of
Attention
at
Nairobi,
South
Africa
NAIROBI,
Kenya,
Africa,
March
3:
The
Prince
of
Wales,
who
has
been
on
a
hunting
trip
in
this
country,
is
suffering
from
an
attack
of
subterian
maralia
and
returned
here
in
consequence.
His
fever
is
officially
announced
to
be
following
the
normal
course
and
it
is
anticipated
that
the
Prince
will
be
restored
to
normal
health
j
within
a
few
days.
He
will
probably
return
to
his
home
in
England
after
a
fortnight's
rest.
No
anxiety
is
felt
as
His
I
Royal
Highness
is
receiving
the
best
of
attention.
i
An
official
bulletin
said
todayO
"The
condition
of
the
Prince
of
Wales
continues
ito
Improve.
No
complications
have
occurred
and
complete
recovery
at
an
early
date
Is
expected."
.
ALL
BUILDINGS
OF
CALIFORNIA
TOWN.
INJURED
nY
'QUAKE
BRAWLEY.
Cal..
March
3i-
A
series
of
twenty
earthquake
shocks
which
damaged
struc-
turally
nearly
all
the
business"
buildings
of
this
town
and
caused
one
serious
Injury
oc-
curred
here
lite
on
Saturday.
T
COMMITTED
F0RTRIAL
Nicoll
Martynowlcz
Sent
Up
At
Prince
George
On
Serious
Charges
Nicoll
Martynowlcz,
Pole,
was
committed
for
trial
at
Prince
Oeorge
last
week
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
N.
P.
Moran
on
two
charges
one
of
defacing
currency
V
other
of
having
explosives
In
his
possession
on
a
railway
train.
Accused
will
come
up
for
trial
at
the
spring
session
of
the
Supreme
trial.
Police
authorities
associated
Martlnowlcz
with
a
valise
that
arrived
at
Prince
Rupert
two
weeks
ago
on
the
same
train
from
which
accused
was
taken
off
on
being
arrested
near
Prince
Oeorge.
Cloth
ing
found
In
the
bag
was
used
to
identify
accused
as
owner
of
it
at
the
preliminary
trial.
The
valise
contained
explosives
and
a
complete
cracksmen's
outfit.
On
the
dafaclng
currency
charge
th:ra
was
evidence
at
the
preliminary
trial
to
how
that
bank
notes
which
had
been
tampered
with
by
use
of
chemicals
had
been
taken
from
accused's
person.
Martynowlcz,
a
swarthy
Pole,
is
said
to
have
been
the
most
forbidding
person
ever
seen
in
the
prisoner's
dock
nt
Prince
Oeorge.
Noted
British
V
wi
i;
i
n
novensi
Liesij
D.
II.
Lawrence
Passed
Away
This
Morning
in
France
After
Lengthy
Illness
NICE,
France,
March
3:
D.
H.
Lawrence,
noted
British
novelist,
died
here
today
after
a
lengthy
Boston
Grill
;
LAUUS
CAHAKET
Bptcltl
Dinner
Tbundajv
and
Siturcuy
Dancing
tftry
Saturday
Night.
9
to
It
Dance
Hall
for
Hlrt
AocotniBOdatlona
(or
Private
Partlea
PHONE
4J7
,
PIUCE
FIVE
CENTS
ATTACK
XTVlPCr
VtiT
VI
B
9
H
t8
THE
NORTH
Three
Items
of
Public
Works
Pro
vided
For
In
Main
Estimates
At
Ottawa
-Main"
tAtlmatea
"fchlrfi-were
b
'
led
In
the
House
of
Oommons
at
Ottawa
last
week
showed
the
fol
lowing
item
of
expenditure
in
the
way
of
publ.c
works
for
Skeena
riding:
Olenannan
(Francois
Lake),
wharf,
$2000.
Queen
Charlotte
City,
wharf
re
pairs,
$6,600.
Grand
Rapids
(Stlklne
R'lver),
dam,
$5,000.
Pole
Shipment
From
Terrace
Hanson
Timber
&
Lumber
Co.
Despatches
Load
to
Minnesota
TERRACE,
March
3:
The
Han-n
Lumber
St
Timber
Company
-.hipped
Saturday
a
triple
load
of
-edar
poles
to
the
MacOlUU
&
Olbbs
Co,
Minnesota,
made
up
of
15-foot
poles
on
the
bottom,
and
100-foot
poles
on,
top.
The
latter
were
very
straight
and
should
be
jood
advertising
for
the
timber
In
ttie
Terrace
district.
Local
Boy
Was
Aboard
Thiepval
William
Donald
Member
of
Crew
of
Wrecked
Naval
Boat
William
Donald,
son
of
Mrs.
Simon
A.
Swanson
of
this
city,
was
one
of
the
members
of
the
crew
of
ILM.C.S.
Thiepval
which
sank
last
week
pn
tltt
Wet
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island.
As
far
as
can
be
learned
he,
as
well
as
other
members
of
the
crew,
are
safe.
Mrs.
Swanson
will
be
leaving
in
about
two
weeks
for
Vancouver
to
take
up
residence.
Her
many
friends
hope
that
the
change
will
benefit
her
health.
,
TELEPHONE1
DIRECTORY
A
New
Telephone
Directory
Is
about
to
be
issued.
Application
for
Moves,
Changes
or
New
Listings'
for
this
issue
must
be
made
in
writing
to
the
Telephone
Department.
City
Hall,
not
later
than
March
10.
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