UP-TO-DATE
Prince
Rupert
Steam
Baths
l'rop.
D.Elio
201
6th
St."
Opens
,
-
Ladles
Thu'rs
,
.
OcnU.
Sat.,
V
'
,
Daily.
2
p.m.
Vol
XXI..
No
50.
GOSSE
m
were
faced
with
the
certain
p:
,)crf
of
continued
shrinkage
In
the:;'
earning
power,
Mr.
Ooaae
iUrA
in
approving
the
proposed
Hews
regulation.
J.!
Qosse
spoke
as
follows:
A
my
first
appearance
before
rommittec,
I
was
asked
to
dell.::!
the
jurisdiction
of
the
province
ar.d
f.'iie
Dominion.
At
that
time
I
Organization
of
New
Ha-zelton
Mine
Cup
requires.
Noted
Canadian
uain
sources
of
sockeye
fishing
I
outside
of
the
Frater
are
thai
Skeena
River
and
Rivers
Inlet
fiere
there
has
been,
according
to
Mr.
Sloan,
over
a
ten
year
period
a
shrinkage
of
twenty
five
per
cent,
illustrated
by
the
chart
Speaking
of
pinks
and
chums,
is
there
anyone
so
foolish
as
to
deny
that
the
South
Queen
Charlottes
are
near
led
the
province
only
had
the,
the
fiahed-oufc
-stage?
Then
in
the
i!
to
license
manufacturing
es-
Naas
areaanumbenHhwe.
the
con-tib.:.-.:imenU
and
coild
not
say
dltlon
VErt'SaerlotulMt
year
-that
(.-is
much
gear
ooutd
be
fished
or
the
Domirrton-'BOvefement
closed
rr
gear
could
be
used.
This
op-
the
areg'complctc.lor
seining
for
i...
;
lus
since
been
confirmed
by
th
whole-
rnotrtta
t
August.
In
the
c-r
iunscl.
Therefore,
the
only
Lowe
Inlet
diattiet,
number
five,
p
ff
Mr.
Howe's
policy
that
this
only
fflur
davajishlog
per
wee
waf.
.eminent
can
adopt
is
"the
Hml-
permitted
for
ten
weeks
or
in
other
ti
i!"
of
manufacturing
plants.
'words
for
practically
the
whole
Before
proceeding
I
should
lire'
fishing
season
lnxhafarea.
In
area
'
ran
over
one
or
two
point
that
number
eight,
the
Ktmsqult
and
I
r
vcrcd
before.
There
has
been
Berfa
Ouola
district,
partial
closure
:--
question
whether
or
not
there
was'lnipdsc
fbrfrre'veks.
IrriSey-u
a:,
v
evidence
of
depletion.
The
mow
Inlet
arear
number
eleven,
destroyed
the
Dominion
threatened
to
close
rjc?
River
big
run
was
t
in
Hell's
Gate
slide
in
1913.
tt
completely'
Jfeit
year
but
it
did
L
ui
n
u
can
not
be
questioned
not
do
so.
However,
this
year,
ac--
"
ovcr-flshlng
here
caused
cording
to
announcement
made
leakage
in
pack
and
I
grant
you
yesterday,
by
the
chief
supervisor,
lii-'
ti
goodly
portion
was
caused
Seymour
Inlet
will
be
completely
b;
American
traps.
.closed
till
1994.
'Pinks
and
chums
have
only
been
j
conumons
uau
r
.
..'..ed
in
the
past
few
years
to!
"It
is
common
knowledge
li
frKno
nrtth
th
nast
it
is
rlht
conditions
are
bad
on
the
SILVER
CUP
OPENS
SOON
that
Bast
of
Vancouver
Island
and
on
;
jy
consider
soekeye.
The
two-jOoaat
the
opposite
mainiana
snore
ixiuc
a
considerable
shrinkage
of
fishing
areas
through
the
moving
of
boundaries.
Ninety
five
fishing
days
were
lost
to
the
industry
during
1029
or
over
fifteen
per
cent
of
the
actual
fishing
days
of
short
seasonal
industry.
The
loss
occasioned
by
th
moving
of
boundaries
would
Satisfactory
Progress
Heine
Made
pruDably
equal
the
loss
of
fishing
With
Re-Financing
and
Re-
making
a
thirty
per
cent
loss.
"The
Dominion
Is
making
an
ef
I
fort,
to
ve
the
fish
Hut.
at
the
ex-1
Dense
of
the
industry
and
the
onus
Word
has
been
received
here
that
is
falling
chiefly
on
the
fishermen,
rr,
t
satisfactory
progress
is
being
As
I
have
lust
Illustrated
there
can
made
with
the
re-flnanclng
and
re-
be
no
criticism
of
a
reasonable
pol-
c-
anlzation
of
the
Silver
Cup
Mtn-
icy
of
conservation
w
ti;.
Co
and
that
there
is
every
rea-
lion
should
go
hand
in
hand
wltto
and
It
te
ttiw
on
to
believe
that
In
a
very
short
economic
production
time
the
mine
will
be
re-opened
government's
duty
to
see
that
mat
and
that
a
crew
of
fifteen
or
twen-
is
done.
Consequently,
unless
a
poi-"
men
will
be
put
to
work
in
No.
3
icy
is
adopted
whtoh
will
tend
to
c
.nd
No
4
tunnels
to
drive
them
keep
the
amount
of
gear
within
tne
Uwad
for
another
five
hundred
Dominion
government's
maximum,
tec-
or
more,
and
to
develop
a
big
fishermen
are
faced
with
Je
r-onnage
of
ore
so
that
when
the
tain
prospect
of
a
continued
ahrin-mcut
prices
get
back
to
normal
kage
In
their
earning
power.
rn
.i
lh.
.,r
,
have
here
a
chart
showing
the
unit
vmi
w
fcvx
r-
.
.
.
r,r,A
i
i
i
nitu
.k..inkairi
of
f
lshormen
s
earning
"u
M:pu
running
ut
lun
oi,,.--
-
snv
tv,-
tim
what
ain
what
the
canner
has
maae
hn:
hn
i
h
nat
Thi
is
one
also
showing
our
ire-f
with
the
mill
is
a
matter
of
record
mendous
volume
of
export
n
tort
nnd
it
is
known
just
what
the
we
have
to
compete
wi
.
n-
tpiutmcnt
for
the
ore
of
the
Silver
.their
cheap
labor
and
cheap
iwn
ith
a
dumolng
surplus
of
Am
rnrfit
which
has
the
eriuaii
oheunoat
fish.
.oni,
.Qimnn
canners
in
the
can-
agreement
wWiHs
-Mi,
n
..
i
i
it.,a.
tn
run
Can
irac
nv"'i
-t-
benCral
raSSeS
They
tUU
represent
ninety
per
cent
(Continued
on
page
two.)
Major
General
W.
E.
Hodglns
Died
In
Ottawa
Last
Night
At
1
Age
of
Eighty
1
OTTAWA.
Feb.
28:
Maior
Gen-1
"at
W.
E.
Hodglns,
one
of
Canada
High
oldest
and
most
eminent
military
men.
died
last
night.
He
was
80
Low
years
of
age.
TOMORROW'S
TIDES
Saturday.
March
1,
1930
s.17
ajn.
iv.i
ii
14.14
pjn.
20.4
ft.
g.30
a
in.
5.8
It.
20.40
p.m.
3.3
ft.
financially.
Salmon
Conservation
Should
Link
Up
With
Economic
Production
I
nlcss
Gear
Is
Limited,
Fishermen
Will
Be
Faced
Willi
Shrinkage
of
Earnings,
It
Is
Declared
VICTORIA,
Feb.
28:
That
conservation
of
salmon
on
thn
British
Columbia
coast
should
go
hand
in
hand
with
economic
production
and
that
it
was
the
government's
dut
y
to
see
that
this
is
done
was
declared
by
R.
J.
Gosee,
pncral
manager
of
the
B.
C.
Packers
and
chairman
of
t
canned
salmon
section
of
the
Canadian
Manufacturer.
Association
before
the
fisheries
committee
of
the
le-g
mature
yesterday.
Unless
a
policy
was
adopted
which
vojM
tend
to
keep
the
amount
of
gear
within
the
Domin-
i
)?,
i
verument's
maximum,
tuner
DUNNING
CUTS
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Oourtwiy
8.
D.
Jotuwton
Oo.)
Bayview.
IVi.
2.
Big
Missouri,
96.
61.
Cork
Province,
2,
3.
Duthie
Mines,
Nil,
24.
George
Gopper,
2.10,
2.20.
Georgia
River,
8Vi,
9Vi-Goloonda,
80,
jB3.
..
S-.
Orandview.
10,
10Vi.
.
Independence,
4,
4.
Indian
Mines,
Nil,
4.
Intern.
Coal
St
Coke,
Nil,
31.
Kootenay
Florence,
4,
S.
Kootenay
King,
2Vit.
4.
L.
H
L.,
1.
Nil.
Lakavlew.
1V4.
Nil.
Lucky
Jim,
NIL
4.
Mohawk.
1,
2.
Mofton
Woolsejr,
8.
Marmot
RWer
Gold,
Nil.
13.
Marmot
Metals,
1,
1V2.
National
Silver,
6.
7.
Noble
Five,
14
Nil.
Oregon
Copper,
12,
13.
Pend
Oreille,
3.03,
3.15.
Premier.
J.30,
U3.
Porter-Idaho.
13,
19.
Reeves
Macdonald,
84,
00.
Rufus-Argenta.
Nil,
5.
.Ruth-Hope.
12
'2,
14.
Stiver
Crest.
Nil,
4.
Cars
are
also
being
picked
up
at
other
points'.
The
company
is
looking
forward
to
an
early
break
up
and
early
water
to
get
a
good
spring
drive
from
the
camps
along
the
upper
Skeena
and
Klaplox
Riven.
The
Rnnviaay.
has
many
hundreds
of
thousands
feet
of
poles
on
the
bank
of
the
rivers
Nbdy
to
drive.
THE
WEATHER.
Prince
Rupert
Part
dJoudy,
calm
temp.
84.
Port
Simpson
-Overcast,
calm,
30
Alyanah
C'.ear
calm,
17.
Rosewood
Clear.
(Kiev
20.
Terrace
Clear,
calmwea.
Alice
Arm
Part
clouay,
calm,
24.
Anvox
Clear.
calri8.
Stewart
Clear,
cairn
19.
Ilayiport
Overcas
calm,
33.
Hazelton
Clear,
wind,
14.
Smlthirs
Clear,
calm.
12.
Burns
Lake
Cloai,
xalm,
cold.
'
Vanderhoof
Clear,
;calm,
6
b.
Quecnel
Clear,
calm,
frosty.
Eighth
Cabin
Clear,
calm.
Ttlln
Snow.
calm.
18.
Whttehorse.
Y.T
Cloudy,
S
wind
20.
Carmacks
Clear,
calm.
6.
Dawson
Cloudy,
calm,
9;
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
FRIDAY,
FEB.
28,
1930
Scene
of
the
Sharkey-Scott
Heavyweight
Battle
Aerial
view
of
Madison
Square
Wardens
new
lla.n:
stadium,
with
seat.ng
capacity
'
where
toe
Sharkey-Scott
heavyweight
batUc
took
pla
.2
I-.:
:ng
SHARKEY
S
WINNER
5
from
the
stroke
of
the
first
gong,
it
was
evident
that
he
was
beaten.
Sharkey
will
next
meet
Max
Sohmellng,
the
German.
In
the
elimination
contest
to
decide
the
world's
heavyweight
boxing
championship
in
succession
to
Gene
Tunney.
There
was
wild
confusion
as
Sharkey
was
declared
the
winner
by
Referee
Lou
Magnolia
after
two
!
i
SHELLY
BUDGET
COMING
MONDAY
VICTORIA.
PeJb-
38:
-Hon.
-Scercd
Technical
Knotk-um
uver
,
4.
nanee,
will
make
his
budget
Phil
Scott
in
Third
Round
at
!
statement
early
next
week,
Miami
Last
Night
possibly
on
Monday,
Premier
S.
F.
Tolmle
informed
the
le-
MIAMI.
Fla.,
Feb.
28:
Jack
giaiature
yesterday.
Sharkey
won
by
a
technical
knock-
4
LOOKS
GOOD
Hanson
Company
Expects
Busy
Season
on
Skeena
River
of
5M00
MEETING
OF
LMQMTES
Proposed
Dominion
Fair
Wage
Act
Considered
Aid.
Brown's
Report
Consideration
of
a
new
Fair
out
in
the
third
round
over
Phil
4.J..I.4-
.I-
:
Wage
Act
which
has
been
drawn
Scott
of
England
In
their
schedul-
up
by
the
Dominion
Trades
Con
ed
10-nnd
bout
here
last
night
.
'
igress
with
a
view
to
having
sam
Scott
never
had
a
look-In
and.
lOflal
POLE
17
rriTra
TTE?
TRADE
A
i
nn
DIM
!
enacted
by
Dominion
Parliament
and
of
Aid.
W.
M.
Brown's
report
i
on
his
recent
attendance
at
a
con-
I-
...
.
.
,
,,n
IcrcilCV
ui
me
piufuiwiui
cti.u,i,c
of
tlie
Trades
Congress
with
the
provincial
cabinet
were
the
chief
matters
of
business
at
the
regular
fortnightly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Trades
it
Labor
Council
'last
evening.
Aid.
S.
D.
Macdonald
The
pole
Industry
in
the
central
j
the
president,
was
in
the
chair
and
Interior
district
is
now
getting
back
there
was
a
eood
attendance
of
minutes
and
thirty-four
seconds
of
I
to
normal
and
prospects
are
for
a
1
delegates,
the
third
round.
Soott
first
claimed
good
season.
Several
good
orders
Tne
proposed
new
Dominion
Fair
a
foul
and
resumed
the
fight
alter
have
been
received
for
cedar
poles
Wage
Act
j8
designed
particularly
a
minute's
rest
but
was
unable
tpjand
piling
oy
the
Hanson
Timber
.
to
protect
the
interests
of
workers
continue
after
a
smashing
left
to
:
&
Lumber
Co..
the
chief
operator
of
engagd
In
government
contract
the
body.
'the
district.
There
is
also
quite
a'or
(
subsidiary
work.
It
was
a
volu-
In
the
semi-final,
Rlsko
and
demand
for
cedar
fence
posts
andimlnuoua
document
which
the
Campoto
fought
ltf
rounds
to
a
wme
large
orders
are
expected
to,councll
decided
to
endorse.
Pre-draw.
.
be
shipped
out
from
along
theirnler
Klng
Hori
peter
Heepan
Maloney
of
Boston
dsclsioned
.gkeeiia
River
'
minister
of
labor,
and
J.
C.
Brady
Mise
Douqtiuon
ox
r
raiiw,
ana
just
now
the
Hanson
co.
is
snip-Tommy
Loughmn
got
the
call
i
ping
many
miles
from
the
Cedar-over
Pierre
Charles
of
Belgium.
'vale
and
Nash
siding.
The
former
The
-ehow
probably
lost
$80,000
,
ig
getting
pretty
well
cleaned
up.
......
.
.
M.P.,
will
be
officially
advised
of
the
endorsatlon.
Aid.
Brown's
report
on
the
meeting
of
the
British
Columbia
executive
with
the
provincial
government
waa
very
interesting.
It.
ex-o'a'ned
a
memorandum
in
connec
tion
with
labor
legislation
which
jvas
presented
to
the
cabinet
The
report
was
adopted
and
the
appreciation
of
the
council
to
Aid.
Brown
expressed,
by
vote.
Business
at
the
meting
was
otherwise
largely
of
a
routine
nature.
COMMENCES
SPRING
SCHEDULE
Inaugurating
the
company's
twke-a-week
spring
schedule
between
here
and
Vancouver,
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
Capt.
D
Donald,
is
due
in
port
at
10.30
tomorrow
morning
from
the
south
and
will
sail
in
the
afternoon
for
Anyox
and
Stewart,
returning
here
Sunday
afternoon
and
sailing
for
Victoria
via
Ocean
Falls
with
a
special
Great
West
Assurance
party.
The
Prince
Charles
next
week
will
take
over
the
week-end
run
between
here
and
Vancouver
while
the
Prince
Rupert
is
withdrawn
for
annual
overhaul.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
TORONTO
STOCKS
(Ccurttvr
6.
D.
JohiMton
Oo.)
Amulet.
$1.45.
$1.49.
Dome,
7.90,
8.00.
Falconbrtdge,
4.40,4.45.
Howie.
.B5..88.
Hollinger.
5.65,
5.75.
Hudson
Bay.
12.70,
nil.
Imperial
Ooll,
23.80,
nil.
'
Int.
Nickel,
3950,
39.75.
x
Mining
Corp.,
2.90.
255.
Mclntyre,
17.25,
17.75.
Noranda,
41.95,
42.25.
Sherltt
Oordon,
229.
250.
Sudbury
Basin,
326,
328.
Tcck
Hughes.
6.10.
6.15.
Treadwell
Yukon,
6.00,
825.
Ventures.
1.75,
1.77.-Wright
Hargraves,
1.87.
1.90.
TWO
OFFICES
BROKEN
INTO
Dock
and
Garage
Quarters
of
Lindsay
Cartage
Entered
Last
Night
Nothing
Taken
Peculiarly
enough,
both
the
wharf
and
uptown
offices
of
th
Lindsay
Cartage
&
Storage
Co.
were
broken
Into
some
time
during
last
ntght.
There
was
nothing
in
the
dock
office
to
attract
the
interest
of
a
burglar
but,
in
the
garage
office
at
the
Intersection
of
First,
Second
and
Third
Avenues,
a
cash
drawer
was
pried
open,
the
knife
which
was
used
in
doing
so
being
left
behind.
However,
all
the
money
on
the
premises
was
locked
up
In
the
safe
so
none
was
taken.
.
City
police
officers
this
morning
were
investigating
the
entries.
Public
Utilities
Commission
To
Boston
Grill
LA
HUE
CAUABET
Special
Dinners
Thursday
md
Saturday
paadDg
Every
futurday
Nljlit,
8
to
It
Dane
Hall
lor
Hire
Accommodation!
for
Private
Partlea
PHONE
487
COAST
Fl
mo
MERGE
Be
Considered
;
VICTORIA,
Feb.
28:
Establish
ment
of
a
public
utilities
commis-
VANCAUVER.
Feb.
28.
Wheat
slon
is
under
consideration
by
the
'was
quoted
on
the
local
exchange
government,
Premier
Tolmle
i
today
at.
$U3tfc.
j
the
legislature
yesterday.
I
told
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
EXPENDITURES
FOR
YEAR
1930
Main
Estimates
Are
Slightly
Lower
Than
Those
Of
1929
Total
$39D,35Sjl01
as
Against
$404,245,140
Cost
of
Many
Scrvicesls'IIighcr
OTTAWA,
Feb.
28:
Hon.
C.
A.
Dunning,
minister
of
finance,
tabled
the
main
estimates
for
the
year
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday.
They
provide
for
an
expenditure
of
$399,358,101
as
compared
with
$404,245,140
last
year.
The
principal
increases
are
on
account
of
aviation,
public
works,
income,
pensions,
national
health,
post-office,
public
works
capital
and
marine
department
capital.
The
services
showing
an
increase
are
interest
on
public'
debt,
immigration
and
colonization,
soldiers'
and
general
land
settlement,
ocean
and
river
service,
railways
and
canals,
capital
and
adjustment
of
war
claims.
LIBERALS
OPPOSED
1
LIQUOR'
CLEARANCES
OTTAWA.
FebV28:
A
Lib-
eral
caucus
yesterday,
it
is
un-
dcrstood,
favored
a
proposal
1
for
refusal
of
clearances
-to
vessels
carrying
liquor
to
the
United
States.
There
was
no
4
official
announcement,
.how-
ever.
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ti.u
.aim
,m
.jortJHib
uli'
44
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jjc
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t.
,,-,,'
U)l:U
DISTRICTS
Government
Flans
to
Add
Northwest-Territories
to
Yukon
Constituency
OTTAWA.
Feb.
28
First
reading
iwas
given
In
the
House
of
Com
mons
yesterday
to
a
bin
adding
the
.Northwest
Territories
to
Yukon
Constituency
The
measure
was
introduced
by
Hon.
Luclen
Cannon,
solicitor-general.
When
the
bill
comes
up
for
second
reading,
strong
opposition
is
expected
from
the
Conservative
benches.
MANS0N
NOT
SATISFIED
Criticizes
New
Highway
Legislation
As
Source
of
Campaign
Funds
VJCTORIA.
-Feb.
28:-i-Tho
government's
proposed
highway
legislation
was
questioned
as
a
possible
source
of
political
funds
In
the
legislature
yesterday
by
A.
M.
Man-son
K.C.,
MiJV.
for
Omtneca,
with
the
statement
that
he
personally
J
was
dissatisfied
with
his
own
par
ty's
resource
oi
campaign
iunas
and
the
assertion
that
candid
Conservatives
would
say
the
same
of
.heir
side.
Fine
Collections
In
Police
Court
Here
Very
Light
Fine
collections
in
city
police
court
during
the
month
of
February,
ending
today,
were
very
light,
totalling
only
$60
as
agalnat
$200
In
the
same
month
test
year.
For
the
first
two
months
of
this
year,
fine
collections
have
amounted
to
$101
as
aginst
$103.90
In
the
same
period
last
year.
TELEPHONE
(DIRECTORY
t
A
New
Telephone
Dlrec-
tory
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.
f27,
Ml.
3