TOMORROW'S
TIDES
Tuesday,
April
1,
1830.
High
2.34
a.m.
21.4
ft.
15.07
p.m.
19.5
ft.
Low
9.06
a.m.
3.2
ft.
-21.09
p.m.
5.5
ft.
Vol.
XXL.
No.
70.
'"'ait
Carter
Halls
Company
Given
Important
Work
Crossing
Skeena
River
Job
Turned
Over
By
Pacific
Salvage
Co.
Foundations
and
Towers
Will
Cost
$200,000
Another
important
step
in
connection
with
the
power
development
here
of
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
is
about
to
be
taken
in
the
construction
of
transmission
line
piers
and
towers
across
the
Skeena
River
to
convey
the
power
from
Falls
River,
where
it
will
be
generated
in
the
power
house
now
under
construction,
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
contract
for
four
large
piers,
measuring
eight
and
a
half
feet
in
breadth
and
45
feet
in
height
and
constructed
of
steel
sheet
piling
and
concrete,
has
been
'
let
by
the
OPower
Corporation
to
the
Pacific
nm
TtpiVT
RfflTaT
Salvage
Co.
which
has
In
turn
AREL0ST
Dellered
Crew
of
Shetland
Steam
Trawler
Perished
After
Stranding
LERWICK,
Shetland
Islands,
Mi
ch
31:
Seven
men
who
had
be
n
clinging
to
the
rigging
of
the
.warn
trawler
Ben
Doran
whieh
st
ruck
a
reef
In
the
West
Shetland
At
a
specially
called
luncheon
In
the
Boston
Cafe
today,
the
Gyro
Club
decided
to
launch
another
public
movement
with
a
view
to
establishing
a
gymnasium
in
Prince
Rupert,
suitable
for
the
community's
needs
along
this
line.
The
first
step
to
be
taken
will
be
the
drawing
up
of
definite
prelim-1
In
n
nlnni
inH
run"
If
lratlons
for
E
I
50
by
60-foot
building
which
will'
include
gymnasium
hall,
swimming
pool,
etc.
and
which
may
cost
complete
up
to
$86,000.
On
completion
of
the
plans,
a
public
meeting
will
be
called
to
launch
a
gymnasium
organisation
which
will
then
have
charge
of
the
bringing
of
the
project
to
fruition.
It
Is
expected
ihtv
itiMtinir
will
be
held
witltln
a
month's
time.
Meantime,
the
Oyro
Club
has
appointed
a
committee
consisting
of
L
W.
Waugh.
C.
C.
Mills,
M.
A.
Bur-bank
and
W.
H.
Tobey
to
take
charge
of
the
preliminary
steps
after
which
It
is
planned
the
project
will
become
a
public
affair.
given
It
over
to
the
Carter-Halls-Aldlnger
Co.
On
these
piers,
high
galvanized
steel
towers
will
later
be
erected,
so
the
transmission
line
itself
will
be
well
above
all
the
requirements
of
navigation
on
the
Skeena
River.
The
whole
job,
including
piers
and
towers,
will
run
well
into
$200,000.
The
transmission
line
will
cross
i
the
Skeena
from
Tyee
on
the
north
bank
to
a
point
above
the
mouth
of
the
Sestall
River
on
the
south
side.
group
on-gaturiiari.tUroWtL
'-
"
w
cd
with
their
ship
today.
It
was7
M0"iT
hVT;rH
,vtiv
CUP
ON
I
feared
that
the
night.
they
perished
during
GYMNASIUM
IS
REVIVED
Gyro
Club
Decides
to
Take
Initiative
In
Providing
Building
Which
May
Cost
$25,000
.
ALLAN
SATURDAY
EVE
TORONTO,
March
31:
The
Montreal
Amateur
Athletic
Association
won
the
senior
amateur
hockey
championship
of
Canada
and
the
Allan
Cup,
defeating
Port
Arthur
here
Saturday
night
by
a
score
of
two
to
one.
Montreal
won
the
first
game
on
Thursday
six
to
nil.
MARCH
FISH
FIGURES
OUT
Landings
Here
For
Month
Just
Ended
Totalled
2,108,700
Pounds
Comparing
Well
With
Last
Year
Halibut
landings
at
this
port
for
the
month
of
March
.ending
today
totalled
2,106,700
pounds
as
against
2.833.200
Dounds
in
the
same
month
last
year.
American
landings
this
month
totalled
1,419.000
pounds
as
against
2,173,200
pounds
last
March
while
Canadian
landings
are
689,-
700
pounds
as
compared
with
650,-000.
In
March
last
year
there
was
a
full
fishing
month
while
this
year
fishing
did
not
start
until
March
1
and
It
was
several
days
after
that
before
first
catches
were
landed.
Well
Known
Local
Halibut
Boat
Inez
H.
Struck
Rock
Yesterday
and
Sank
on
Queen
Charlottes
prSeTn
v
tX
h
?the
Si
known
local
halibut
boat
PfflW.tSS
a
rock
yesterday
on
t
e
-acoasto
the
Charlotte
Islands
ana
Queen
X
Whether
-Vnofthe
or
not
we
and
his
crew
of
five
got
safely
hore
vp
mlpht
bo
recoverab
e
was
not
stated
in
tne
onei
is
being
awaited
before
a
salvage
crew
is
sent
out.
The
Inez
H.
"
is
a
very
well
known
oc-
-
-
;:TL
:nn,idrh
30
h.n.
r
risco-oumucuu
long
ana
eq
uninc
ji
-
-
ft
ine
year8
ng0
nnd
engine,
one
was
uum
eum.w
v-e..-
-was
formerly
owned
by
Ness
brothers.
STEAMERS
CR
No
Trace
Found
Frank
Green
to
of
Four
Bodies
Succeed
Umbach
Power
Corporation
Still
Searching
Victoria
Colonist
Hears
Rumor
lie-For
Men
Who
Were
Drowned
carding
Surveyor-Oeneral-at
Falls
River
ship
of
Province
No
trace
has
yet
been
found
of
the
bodies
of
the
four
men
who
were
drowned
from
a
skiff
last
Wednesday
In
the
basin
of
Falls
River
Just
below
the
big
falls,
It
was
stated
this
morning
at
the
offices
of
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada.
Power
Corporation
employees
are
still
dragging
near
the
confluence
of
the
Falls
and
Ecstall
Rivets
'and
a
general
look-out
Is
being
kept
for
bodies
floating
down
the
Ecstall.
GAUD
OF
THANKS
John
McKechnle
and
famyy
to
acknowledge
their
gratitude
to
all
friends
for
the
sym
pathy
shown,
and
beautiful
floral
tributes
received
In
their
VICTORIA,
March
31:
The
Victoria
Colonist
says
that
F.
C.
Orccn
of
Victoria
is
to
be
appointed
surveyor-general
of
the
province
to
succeed
the
late
Joseph
E.
Umbach.
Mr.
Green
Is
a
prominent
local
civil
engineer.
ENGAGEMENT.'
ANNOUNCEMENT!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
McKlnley,
215
Fourth
Avenue
East,
announce
the
engagement
of
their
eldest
daughter
Alctta
Lorcne
to
James
Clifford
Gllker,
elder
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
C.
Gllker,
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MARCH
31,
1930
lUmtiALl
tUKruWLKLlnb
ASHED
ON
COLUMBIA
RIVER
Contenders
for
Rifle
Championship.
T3fletrpftf
lTOTrsltyTTif
SothenrCB.llfe'mra
cc"$ds,-who
are.re--
leading-contenders
for
the
1930
National
Intercollegiate
Rifle
Championship.
Important
Labor
Legislation
Is
Passed
By
Order-in-Councii
Mi
mister
Heenan
Informs
House
All
Employees
of
Dominion
Government
Will
Be
Placed
On
Eight-Hour
Day
Basis
Treaty
of
Versailles
Now
Fully
Complied
With
OTTAWA,
March
31:
Hon.
Peter
Heenan,
minister
of
labor,
today
tabled
in
the
House
of
Commons
an
order-in-council
providing,
with
certain
exceptions,
that
the
hours
of
work
of
all
employees
of
the
Dominion
government
who
are
now
required
to
work
more
than
eight
hours
a
day
will
be
reduced
to
eight
hours
daily
with
half-holiday
nn
Saturday.
This
sunnloments
a
resolution
already
on
the
papers
to
provide
fair
wages
and
hours
of
work
for
labor
employed
by
contractors
on
public
works
of
the
Dominion.
By
these
two
measures
the
government
of
Canada
will
have
fulfilled,
as
far
as
lies
within
its
authority,
provis
ions
of
the
Treaty
of
Versailles
relating
to
labor.
ANOTHER
REVERSE
FOR
MACDONALD
IN
HOUSE
OF
COMMONS
LONDON,
March
31:
The
Ramsay
Macdonald
govern-
ment
was
defeated
183
to
179
on
a
snap
vote
In
the
House
of
Commons
today
on
a
question
of
procedure
but
rallied
Its
forces
and
voted
down,
by
a
majority
of
10,
a
motion
to
ad-
Journ
the
House.
Was
Fined
$300
For
Supplying
Edward
Sweeney
of
Fraser
Street
Sold
Liquor
to
Indians
So
Is
Punished
Edward
Sweeney,
Fraser
Street,
was
fined
300,
with
option
of
three
months'
imprisonment,
by
Magistrate
McClymont
in
city
police
court
Saturday
afternoon
for
sup
plying
liquor
to
Indians.
It
was
proved
that
Sweeney
sold
intoxl
cant
to
a
native.
The
fine
was
paid
and
Sweeney
went
on
his
way-but
not
rejoicing.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER;
March
31:
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
local
exchange
today
at
$1.05Mr.
Commander
B.
L.
Johnson,
DJ3.
O.,
well
known
here
and
former
master
of
the
steamer
Prince
Ru-
221
1
pert,
addressed
the
Vancouver
Ro.
Summary
American
190,600
pounds,
13.4c.
and
5c.
to
14.7c.
and
6c.
Canadian
53,400
pounds,
12.1
c.
and
5c.
to
12.7c.
and
6c.
American
Lovera,
5,000,
and
Reliance
I.,
10,000,
Cold
Storage,
;il5c
and
6c.
Charlotte,
3,000;
Viking.
4,600,
and
Thor,
4,500,
Booth,
14.5c
and
6c.
Clipper,
40.000,
Pacific,
13.4c
and
5c.
Paragon,
30,000,
Royal,
13.4c
and:
5c.
Constitution,
26,000.
Dooth,
13.6c
and
3c.
Venus.
20.000,
Cold
Storage.
13.9c
and
5c.
Ithona,
11,000,
Cold
Storage,
14.-
1c
and
6c.
Baltic.
10.000,
and
Teddy
J.,
8,-
500,
AUin,
14.3c,
and
6c.
Wabash.
4,000,
and
Betty,
7.000.
Booth,
14.7c
and
6c
6c.
6c.
Reliance,
7,000,-Atlln.
14.4c
and
Canadian
Aiken,
4.500.
Atlln.
12.5c
and
6s.
Clipper.
8,000,
Cold
Storage.
and
6c.
Clbson.
8.000,
Pacific:
12
5c
nnd.
Kamchatka.
1,000.
Cold
Storage.
12.1c
and
5c.
Impereuse.
6,000,
Cold
Storage.
12.4c
and
6c.
Capo
Spear,
7,000,
Pacific,
12.7c
and
6c.
Covenant.
20.000,
Atlln)
12.6c
and
6c.
Have
Been
Guests
At
Lambeth
Palace
The
Bishop
of
Caledonia
and
Mrs.
Rlx
recently
had
the
honor
of
be-
Seventh
Avenue
West.
The
wed-
tary
Club
last
week
on
the
develop-1
Ing
house
guests
of
the
Archbishop
ding
will
take
place
Wednesday,
ment
of
coastwise
shipping
in
Brl-,
of
Canterbury
at
Lambeth
Palace,
April
23
at
the
First
Baptist
!tlsh
Columbia
during
the
past
according
to
word
received
In
the
Church.
I
thirty-five
years.
.city.
Boston
Grill
UUtOE
CAUAKET
Special
Dinners
Tbursdaja
and
Saturday
Dancing
Erery
Saturday
Night,
9
to
11
Dnce
Ball
(or
Hire
AocomnotUtlotu
lor
Private
Partita
PIIONf
457
PIERS
1
PRICE
FIVE
CENT!)
Seven
Persons
Dead
And
Twelve
Hurt
As
Result
of
Collision
Excursion
Boat,
Bound
From
Longview
to
Vancouver
.
AVashihgton,
Rammed
Head-On
Yesterday
j
By
Coastal
Steamer
I
ST,
HELEN'S,
Ore.,
March
31:
Seven
persons
were
dead,
while
some
12
were
injured
seriously
after
the
excursion
boat
Swan,
returning
to
Vancouver,
Washington,
with
286
passengers,
from
Longview,
was
rammed
head-on
off
St.
Helen's
on
the
Columbia
River
early
4
yesterday
by
the
coastwise
steamer
Davenport.
The'
deaths
were
caused
either
by
drowning
or
by
bodily
injuries
in
the
crash.
The
missing
are
believed
to
have
been
drowned.
Expect
Budget
After
Easter
Indications
on
Parliament
Hill
Are
That
It
Will
Not
Be
Until
Then
OTTAWA,
March
31:
Indications
on
Parliament
Hill
over
the
PANAMA
IS
Um
Radio
Tells
of
Accident
in
North
Which
Befel
Well
Known
.
.'Halibut.
Schooner
Word
was
received
over
the
radio,
,
,.
Saturday
night
of
the
loss
on
Mar-
t(u
fw.imot
Island
on
the
northeast
coast
k,7.i
,,(,,
,,,
u
would
not
f
k
be
brought
down
by
the,
,
..,.,
-
t,uKt
minister
of
finance.
Hon.
Charles
A.
"hooner
"tJT
Panama'
.
el1
vTw
knqW.r
r
nunnh.
Dunning,
until
after
the
Easter
recess.
FISH
SALES
iwe
owner
ui
me
ra.iiniua.ji
VAipu;
p
Henry
Austrom,
and
the
crew
of
eight
made
their
escape
safely.
CANADIENS
IN
FINALS
Defeated
York
Rangers
Two
Straight
iu
Hockey
Play-Offs
Last
Night
NEW
YORK,
March
31:
The
Cankdiens
of
Montreal
finally
won
the
right
to
meet
Boston
Bruins
In
the
Stanley
Cup
finals
for
the
.
world's
professional
hockey
cham-..
plonshlp
by
defeating
New
York
,
Rangers
two
to
nothing
here
last;
,
night.
It
was
the
Canadlens'
second
straight
victory
in
the.
semU,
finals.
Rupert
Man
Was
Wedded
at
Terrace
Miss
Edna
Addis
Lee
Bride
Charles
Mills
at
Quiet
Ceremony
of
TERRACE.
March
31:
Rev.
A.
W.
Robinson
solemnized
a
quiet
wedding
in
tho
rectory
last
week
when
Miss
Edna
Addis
Lee
of
steveston.
was
united
in
marrlaze
,ta'Chatle$,MlilS'of
Prince
Rupert.-
The
couple
arrived
In
town
Mon
day
from
Prince
Rupert
and
returned
there
shortly
after
the
wed-
'
ding.
REGINAIS
WINNER
Captured
Memorial
Cup
By
Defeating
West
Toronto
In
Final
Game
Saturday
WINNIPEO,
March
31:
Reglna
Pats
defeated
West
Toronto
three
to
two
here
Saturday
night
to
win
the
Memorial
Cup
and
the
Canadian
Junior
amateur
hockey
UUe.
The
Pats
had
won
the
first
game
three
to
one.
.1
M
i
1