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Vol.
XXI.,
No.
118.
PREMIER
nve-cent
speech"
statement
In
Parliament.
Premier
King
summarized
his
attitude
and
that
of
the
government
In
his
statement
as
follows:
In
order
that
there
may
be
no
f
urther
misrepresentation
of
my
attitude
or
that
of
the
present
administration
towards
the
governments
of
any
of
the
provinces,
whether
1
thry
be
Conservatlce.
Progressive
or
Liberal,
may
I
say
that,
so
long
as
I
I
continue
to
occupy
the
position
whirh
I
now
hold,
my
atUtude
and
t
hat
of
the
administration
towards
ttiR
provinces
of
our
Dominion
will
continue
tobe
In
future,
wjjat
It
has
been
right
along,
naineljr;
one
of
honest
endeavor
to
avoid
and
remove
all
possible
sources
of
con-
roversy
between
the
provincial
and
federal
governments
and,
in
flnan-i
ioJ
mattrs,
to
be
scrupulously
fair
and.
insofar
as
public
Interest
may
permit,
generous
in
the
treatment
tuike
of
one
and
all
wholly
regardless
of
the
political
complexion
of
t
lie
particular
administration
in
office
in
any
of
the
provinces."
The
Prime
Minister
declared
that
la
statements
in
the
House
of
C
ommons
had
relation
exclusively
'
u.
then
existing
situation
and
was
not
to
be
understood
or
interpreted
a.
having
any
other
possible
application.
TEA
RATE
IS
PASSED
induction
in
Tariff
Adopted
By
House
of
Commons
at
Ottawa
Last
Mint
OTTAWA,
May
20:
After
a
debate
in
the
late
afternoon,
the
new
t?a
schedule
In
the
Dunning
budget
was
passed
by
the
House
of
Commons
without
further
discussion
last
evening.
An
amendment
will
be
Introduced
r
sardine
a
number
of
items
in
the
tariff
resolution,
.affecting
frulU
und
vegetables,
Hofli
C.
A.
Dunning,
minister
of
finance;
announced.
FISH
SALES
Summary
American
28,000
pounds,
13.8c.
and
7c.
to
145c.
and
8c.
I
Canadian
33.000
pounds,
12.1c.
and
6c.
to
12.3c.
and
7c
American
Coolldge,
16,000,
Royal,
13.8c
and
7c.
,.
..
Hilda,
8,000,
Cold
'Storage,
'14.2c,
and
8c.
'
Eastern
Point,
4,000,
Atlln,
145c
and
Ac.
Canadian
Oslo.
10,000,
AUln,
12.1c
and
7c.
Vclma
C,
7,000,
Booth",
12.1c
and
'
6c.
R
Wh
7,000,
Booth,
12.3c
and
6c.
Gibson,
8,000,
Cold
Storage.
12.-2c
and
6c.
.
t.
She
Intention
of
Government
Is
Now
and
Always
Has
Been
to
be
Fair
and
Generous
to
All
Provinces
Political
Complexion
of
Local
Administrations
Has
No
Effect
on
Federal
Treatment,
Prime
Minister
Declares
Explains
"Five-Ccnt"
Speech
OTTAWA
May
20:In
a
statement
issued
last
night,
Rt,
Hon.
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King
set
forth
hjs
own
attitude
and
that
of
his
government
toward
the
provinces.
The
statement
came
in
reply
tp
a
declaration
by
Hon.
G.
Howard
Ferguson,
Premier
of
Ontario,
from
the
platform
of
the
Western
Ontario
Conservative
convention
at
London
when
Mr.
Ferguson
was
reported
as
saying
that
the
Ontario
government
proposed
to
throw
its
weight
against
tho
federal
government
forces
in
the
forthcoming
general
election
because
of
Mr.
Iflnc'El.
..
LADY
SQUIRES
ELECTED
WITH
LARGE
MAJORITY
i
-
ST.
JOHN'S,
Nfld..
May
20:-
Lady
Squires,
wife
of
Premier
Squires,
was
elected
to
the
le-
glslature
of
Newfoundland
In
4
yesterday's
by-election
in
Lew-
Isporte
with
a
large
maporlty
over
the
Opposition
candidate.
t
she
is
the
first
woman
ever
to
be
elected
to
the
Newfound-
land
legislature
since
the
franchise
Act
of
1924,
STRIKE
IN
PALESTINE
National
Council
of
Jews
Takes
This
.Means
to
Protest
at
Immigration
Stoppage
JERUSALEM,
May
20:
The
Jewish
National
Council
today
proclaimed
a
general
strike
throughout
Palestine
from
Thursday
noon
until
midnight
in
protest
against
the
stoppage
of
immigration
into
the
country
by
the
British
government
pending
the
receipt
of
the
report
of
Sir
John
Simpson,
British
official
sent
out
from
London
to
investigate
immigration
and
land
settlement
problems.
Toronto
Stocks
(Oourttty
S.
O.
Mnu'oa
Co.)
Amulet.
.77.
.80.
Dome,
8.90.
9.00.
Falconbridge.
35U.
3.45.
Holllnger,
6.15,
6.20.
Howie,
.93,
.94.
Hudson
Bay,
9.65,
9.70.
Imperial
Oil.
24.75,
25.00.
Int.
Nickel,
31.75.
32.15.
Manitoba
Basin,
.08
V'.
.07.
Mining
Corp..
1.52.
159.
Mclntyre,
18.60.
18.75.
Noranda,
2850,
28.75,
Sherritt.
1.83.
1.85.
Sudbury
Basin,
2.30,
2.35.
Teck
Hughes,
6.75.
6.80.
Treadwell
Yukon.
4.75,
6.00.
,
,
Ventures,
150,
1.55.
Wright
Hargraves,
1.96,
1.97.
Postage
Rates
Are
Increased
Depreciation
of
Chines
Silver
Currency
Prompts
Government
To
Take
This
Action
SHANOHAI,
May
20:
-As
a
result
of
the
depreciation
of
Chinese
....rrpnev.
the
Nationalist
gov
ernment
postal
administration
is
planning
to
Increase
the
rates
on
ordinary
mail
and
parcel
post
to
AmSS
and
Europe
by
50
on
June
1.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
KING
PRINCE
RUPERT
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
MAY
LOST
LEG
IN
WINCH
J.
W.
Moorehouse.
Well
Known
Pioneer
of
City,
Suffered
Severe
Accident
J.
W.
Moorehouse,
well
known
pioneer
resident
of
this
city,
was
the
victim
of
a
severe
accident
about
4:30
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
local
waterfront
when
his
right
leg
was
drawn
into
the
winch
of
his
fish
packer
Ogden
and
mangled
to
such
an
extent
tha;
amputation
of
the
member
five
Inches
above
the
knee
was
necessitated.
The
Ogden
was
moored
at
the
Edward
Lipstt
(Prince
Rupert
Ltd.
wharf
when
the
accident
occurred.
Mr.
Moorehouse
and
Capt
Henry
White,
skipper
of
the
Ogden,
were
engaged
in
loading
supplies
on
the
I
vessel
for
delivery
to
the
Langara!
Fishing
St
Packing
Co.
cannery
at
j
New
Massett.
Mr.
Moorehouse
was!
rushed
In
the
ambulance
to
the
hospital
,
and
the
amputation
was
performed
by
surgeons
las
evening.
Mr..
JJoorelioue-pi-asreportecL
ihlsj
morning
to
be
resting
as
easily
as
could
be
expected.
The
Ogden
was
formerly
the!
halibut
boat
Linctcn
which,
it
will
be
remembered,
blew
up
about
four
years
ago
at
a
local
oil
wharf,
the
owner
at
that
time,
Capt
Martin
Fotland,
being
killed.
After
that
iccident,
the
vessel
was
taken
over
jy
Mr.
Moorehouse
and
E.
H.
Simpson,
manager
of
the
Langara
Pishing
&
Packing
Co.,
renamed
the
Ogden
and
operated
by
them
since
in
packing
fish
for
the
Massett
tannery.
Stock
Quotations
(CourT
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Stocks
Bayview,
1.
H4
Big
Missouri,
55,
56.
t
Cork
Province,
2,
nil.
Cotton
Belt.
22,
30.
George
Copper.
1.35,
1.50.
'
Georgia
River,
5,
7.
Golconda,
80
H.
85.
'
Grandvlew,
7,
8.
Independence,
nil,
4.
Indian
Mines,
nil,
4.
Intern.
Coal
ic
Coke,
20,
25.
Kootenay
Florence,
nlL
3V4.
L.
&
L..
1.
nil.
Lakevlew.
nil,
1V&.
i
Mohawk,
1.
1V4.
Morton
Woolsey,
5,
5.
Marmot
Metals,
1,
nil.
National
Sliver,
3.
nil.
Noble
Five,
10,
12.
Oregon
Copper,
10,
11.
Pend
Oreille.
1.50.
155.
Premier,
92,
95.
Porter-Idaho,
14,
18.
Reeves
Macdonald,
50,
52.
Ruf
us-Argenta-nll,
5-1
Ruth-Hope.
rilCl.
'
'
Snowflake,
10210V4.
,
Topley
Richffera.
IVz,
nil.
Whitewater,
5,
nil.
,
Woodbine,
34,
4.
Oils
A.
P.
Consolidated,
1.37,
158.
Calmont,
156,
158'.
Dalhousle,
1.15,
1.17.
Devenlsh,
15,
nil.
Fabyan
Pete.
6
7.
""
M
Home,
6.95,
7.00:'
'
:'
Hargal,
44,
45.
Freehold,
50,
55.
Merland,
22,
22
V2.
Mercury,
35,
37.
United,
46,
47.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
May
20:
Wheat
was
Quoted
on
the
local
exchanee
t(V
at
$1.06tb.
MAKES
RECEPTION
FOR
Ypres
Cathedral
is
Restored
Scene
Inside
famous
Ypres
Cathedral
during
first
mass
follow
ing
its
restoration
at
cost
of
20,
000,000
francs
from
ruins
left
by
the
great
war
AIR
PATROL
OF
FISHING
Contract
Is
Again
Left
to
Western
Canada
Airways
This
Season
OTTAWA,
May
20:
The
Western
Canada
Airways
Ltd.
has
again
been
awarded
the
contract
for
the
aerial
fisheries
patrol
on
the
British
Columbia
coast
Two
flying
boats
must
be
in
operation
on
July
1
with
a
third
going
into
service
on
July
21,
effective
until
October
31.
Patrol
bases
must
be
established
at
Prince
Rupert,
Skidegate
Inlet,
Port
Clements,
Swanson
Bay,
Alert
Bay,
Qua-thlaskl
Cove
and
Port
Albernl.
The
company
will
use
three
Boeing
flying
boats
in
carrying
out
the
patrol
operations.
ZEPPELIN
OFF
AGAIN
German
Dirigible
Lett
.Seville
This
Morning
En
Route
to
Brazil
SEVILLE.
Spain,
May
20.
The
Graf
Zeppelin
tqpk
off
this
morning
early
continuing
the
trans-Atlantic
crossing
which
Is
planned
to
take
the
big
German
dirigible
to
Rio
de
Janiero,
Brazil,
h
i.
.
FOIU)
MOTORS
MADE
GOOD
SHOWING
1929
WINDSOR,
May
20:
The
Ford
Motor
Co.
of
Canada
last
year
had
net
earnings
of
$5.-
232,000
as
compared
with
a
net
loss
of
$3,400,000
In
1928.
.
4-
''.
20,
1930
J
STAND
CLEAR
VOTERS'
LIST
HERE
GROWS
One
Hundred
and
Thirty-Six
New
Names
Added
at
Court
of
Revisiontotal
It
Now
2991
One
hundred
and
thirty-six
new
names
were
added
to
the
provincial
voters'
list
for
Prince
Rupert
riding,
following
a
session
of
court
of
revision
held
yesterday
by
Government
Agent
C.
L.
Monroe,
and
27
names
were
transferred
to
other
!
ridlngs,
leaving
a
total
for
this
Attr
a
Jew,
hours
rest
In
a
town
tlan
gentlewoman,
Adrian
Mar-constituency
of
2991.
Of
the
136
hotel!
she
reamed"
to
the
flying
cello,
aided
by
other
personages,
new
names
added
to
the
list.
95
camp
to
overhaul
her
machine.
To-
the
school
of
lace-making
was
were
In
Prince
Rupert
polling
divisions
and
the
remainder
In
outside
divisions.
GetUng
one's
name
on
the
provincial
list
no
longer
qualifies
one
to
vote
federally,
it
is
pointed
out.
There
Is
now
an
Independent
federal
list.
There
will
be
no
further
provincial
court
of
revision
-
until
next
year
unless
a
provincial
election
should
intervene
meantime.
SENTENCED
TO
SEVEN
YEARS
James
Weir
is
Convicted
at
New
Westminster
on
Charge
of
Having
Drugs
in
Possession
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
May
20
:i
Convicted
of
having
drugs
in
his
possession
James
Weir-
waserwv..
The.,lecturer
began,
with
a.eulogrt
tenccd
here
yesterday
to
seven
of
President
Masaryk,
of
Czecho-1
years
in
penitentiary
with
a
fine
of
Slovakia,
whose
achievements
In
j
$200
or
an
additional
year
in
prison,
j
unltlnghls
country
and
advancing
He
had
many
previous
Convictions
it
to
a
prominent
position
In
the
on
similar
offences.
comity
of
nations
were
an
especial
"
"
r-
j
subject
of
comment
recently
on
hls..
Apparatus
to
keep
the
air
in
resl-.
eightieth
birthday
anniversary.
"If
,
dences
moist
in
winter
so
furniture
there
were
to
be
formed
a
United.
and
woodwork
will
not
dry
surf
ic-
States
of
Europe,"
Dr.
Caldwell.
ienuy
10
ueieuuiave
us
wen
ue-
veloped.
AMY
JOHNSON
Governor
of
State
and
Mayor
of
Darwin
Would
Have
Refused
Greeting
Premier
Scullin
Steps
in
and
Orders
Federal
Recognition
of
Girl
Flyer's
Feat
in
Reaching
Australia
on
Flight
Still
in
Java
Today
!
vanlaju
VfcK,
May
1:0:
A
Vancouver
Province
cable
from
Sydney,
Australia,
says
that
much
dissatisfaction
was
expressed
when
the
governor
of
the
state
and
the
,
mayor
of
Darwin
announced
that
they
would
not
tender
an
official
welcome
to
Amy
Johnson
on
her
arrival
in
Australia
on
her
flight
from
England.
The
governor
said
that
I
the
flight
was
unofficial
and
the
mayors
excuse
was
that
I
he
was
afraid
attacks
would
be
made
upon
him
for
daring
to
spend
municipal
funds
in
entertaining
Darwin's
elect.
The
attacks,
he
added,
would
be
cr
mttcr
as
to
wipe
out
his
majority
and
he
refused
to
be
personally
out
or
pocket
for
the
reception.
The
result
was
that
women
decided
to
greet
the
avlatrlx
but
the
fed
eral
government
stepped
In
and
In
structed
the
governor
to
give
Miss
Johnson
an
official
welcome,
hold-1
ing
that
It
would
be
&
breach
ofl
courtesy
to
allow
the
event
to
go
un-1
recognized.
Premier
Scullin
added
,
that
there
-was
nothing
to
prevent
the
mayor
from
giving
a
reception
without
spending
money.
Miss
Johnson
has
cabled
the
Sydney
Feminists'
Club
that
she
expects
to
reach
there
on
Friday.
Safe
at
Sourabaya
SOURABAYA,
Java.
May
20:
Amy
Johnson
arrived
here
this
afternoon
from
Samarang
and
TJom-al
where
yesterday
she
made
a
forced
landing
in
a
field
spiked
with
'
bamboo
sticks,
having
run
out
of
petrol
on
the
flight
from
Singapore.
Five
holes
were
torn
In
the
wing
fabric
of
her
Moth
plane.
In
which
she
is
flying
from
England
to
Australia,
necessitating
repairs
and
delay
but.
when
the
repairs
were
made,
she
found
flying
conditions
so
good
that,
landing
at
Samarang,
she
took
off
again
for
Sourabaya
where
she
arrived
In
company
with
t
a
Dutch
East
Indies
mail
plane
-
1
with
the
exception
of
a
slight
leak
in
a
fuel
pipe,
her
flight
was
un
-
,
evcntIul-
'
i
morrow
at
daybreak
ehe
plans
to
resume
her
flight
Australlawards.
United
States
of
Europe
Envisaged
No
Better
Man
Could
Head
It
Than
President
of
Czecho-Slovakla
Montreal
Lecturer
Says
MONTREAL,
,
ians
glimpsed
Posen
Fair
the
mid
dle-Europena
Wembiey
a
great
military
review
conducted
by
Pll-
sudkl,
and
fragrant
hayflelds
In
Poland
and
Caecho
-
Slovakia,
through
the
medium
of
a
graphic,
Informative
lecture
by
Dr.
William
Caldwell,
of
McGill
University,
on
the
topic
of
-Some
Experiences
In
Europe."
.saia,
no
Deuer
man
wan
AiasaryK.
could
be
selected
as
Its
president."
Boston
Grill
LA
ROE
CAHARE1'
Bpeclal
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Danclnj
Evnjf
Saturday
Night,
9
to
12
Danct
Hall
for
Hire
Accommodations
for
Private
Parties
niONE
457
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
i...
.
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Embroidery
For
Papal
Surplice
VENICE.
ITALY,
May20
Twen-
ty-four
years'
work
was
needed
to
finish
the
ermine
and
lace
sur-
pllce
given
to
the
Pope
by
the
Italian
Oovemment
on
the
occasion
of
the
eighth,
anniversary
of
the
Pontiff's
coronation.
The
work
was
done
here
at
the
lace
school
on
the
Island
of
Burano.
All
told.
130
people
worked
on
the
surplice.
It
was
begun
In
1900.
and
finished
in
1924.
Several
months
ago,
by
order
of
the
government,
the
task
of
adapting
It
for
pontifical
use
was
begun.
Its
value
is
Inestimable.
When
the
lace
work
was
started
the
design
was
sketched
on
special
paper
and
then
divided
Into
thirty
pieces.
Each
piece
was
given
to
four
women,
the
most
skilful
of
the
lace
school,
each
of
whom
had
a
special
task
to
perform.
Burano
has
a
world-known
name
for
lace-making.
In
the
Mid-
die
Ages
the
little
Island,
was
al
ready
widely
renowned
for
its
nro
duct.
When
the
Venetian
republic
fell
the
art
declined.
In
1872.
through
the
Initiative
of
a
Vene-
started
on
the
island.
Queen
Mar-gherita
gave
It
her
patronage.
From
that
year
on
Burano
returned
tb
its
ancient
glory.
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Villages
Visited
By
Fire
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Egypt.
May
20:
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six
persons
were
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