i
TOMORROW'S
TIDES
Friday,
April
4,
1930
High
4.21
a.m.
20.4
It.
17
M
p.m.
16.1
ft.
Low
11.15
a.m.
4.7
ft.
23.10
p.m.
"
0
ft.
jVol.
XXI.,
No.
79.
Definite
But
Issues
a
Warning
Which
No
Official
Statement
Was
Given
OTTAWA,
April
3:
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iii
hi
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in
llfl
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Hit-
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th'it
Hvamtat
Mnnnvio
Kinrr
t
eaueu
wnetner
10
noia
an
h:in
fin
ivjia
rhvpn
mnnths
arm
it
is
snir
that
the
fremier
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111
IU
SET
FREE
Charles
McCre
if
lit
Arntiittrd
On
North
Vancouver
Murder
Charge
r
Ann
umo
r.nin
n
a
riu
ri
rai
nnr
mukiii;
myitis
U4
M
U1U1UVI
U
tfW
i
.tipuj
wnv
i
:mnju
nnnmar
msi
ADMINISTER
f
?
PALESTINE
Great
Britain
to
continue
Rule.
Premier
Macdonald
Tells
House
.fiNiiciiM
Ann
.1-
firm
pr
Ramsay
Macdonaia
toia
me
iiouse
oi
commons
toaay
tnat
me
umun
Kovernment
wouiu
continue
ut
u-
III
1
1
1
1.
,
I
X
lira
L11
1C
111
aLbU4UKMkV
tviin
rno
Lorma
oi
me
manaate
as
Leaeue
or
Nations.
ci
;
i
I.
-
una
wiiii:
an
i-uivu
Swept
By
Fire
Da
mace
of
SI0.009
none
lesieraay
In
Vancouver
Island
Town
VICTORIA.
April
3:
Fire
yes-
fi
11:1
v
x
u.
r
1
1
l
i.i
ic
uuaiiiLoa
avwmwH
fof
Shawnlgan
Lake,
causing
up-
wards
of
$40,000
damage
I
(JUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLAND
EI.K
LIKE
LIFE
IN
TOWN
NOW
V
The
eight
elk
from
Wain-
wrlght
National
Tark
which
were
liberated
last
week
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
by
the
Game
Board
evidently
like
eitv
life
for
they
have
not
straved
very
far
from
wueen
rhorintfn
ritv
ana
come
DacK
t
from
the
woods
to
tne
town
ai
mm
tiiinsiinn
ni
I
nntpsi
ir
1
jisrussori
at
i.inrr.n
i
annus
Alter
Nnt
to
Be
Ready
question
of
a
general
election
inu
i.i
iifj
ri
i
iriri
i
truuiii
ri
-
j
r
!
.
.
1
Ji.
.1
L
I
cvo
loouvvii
w
nao
unuui
&,jja
ctntnri
that,
ho
urn
a
nn
mnrn
election
mis
year
or
in
ivai.
At
rhp
snmp
timp.
hnwtvnr.
warned
members
tnat
tnev
-
1
4
1
11
A
A
1
Lord
Privy
Seal
'
Rt
Hon.
J.
H.
Thomas,
prominent
member
of
the
British
Labor
Party,
Lord
Privy
Seal
in
the
Mac-Donald
Cabinet.
He
is
the
deputy
leader
of
the
House
of
Commons.
W.H.LECKIE
I
f.I
A
DA
CCUSii
I
iri.lJ
i
vQLllJ
Vancouver
Business
Man
of
Over
Thirty
Years'
Standing
Died
Yesterday
VANCOUVER.
April
3:
William
Henry
Leckie.
for
30
years
one
of
Vancouver's
best
known
industrial-IcU,
died
yesterday.
He
was
manager
of
J.
Leckie
&
Co.
Born
In
Toronto
March
3.
1874,
the
late
Mr.
Leckie
was
educated
In
tho
nnhiic
schools
of
that
city
and
n-narta
mUtae
He
came
to
.,
.
aM
l
una
nn
nn
-i
i
wrn
of
the
Burrard
Land
St
Develop
ment
Co.,
and
Capital
Hill
Land
Co.
He
took
a
great
interest
In
the
Children's
Hospital
of
which
he
was
a
director.
He
is
survived
by
his
widow
and
five
sons.
Mrs.
Nils
Wick
Is
Laid
to
Rest
Service
Took
Place
In
St.
Paul's
Lu-theran
Church
With
Interment
at
Falrvlew
Funeral
services
for
the
late
Mrs.
an
Church
after
which
Interment
was
made
In
Falrvlew
Cemetery.
Rev.
John
it.
'Hanson
officiated
andi
made
suitable
remarks
oi
respect
fo?
the
deceased
And
sympathy
for
the1
bereaved
family.
Peter
Lleh
presided
at
the
organ
and
funeral
music
included
a
duet
by
Mrs.
John
Murvold
and
Ivor
Pcttersen,
the
song
having
been
composed
by
the
latter
for
Mrs.
Wick.
A
large
concourse
followed
the
cortage
to
its
last
resting
place.
Pallbearers
were
I.
Fenness,
B.
Ch'arstard,
Ivor
Pettersen.
K.
Hall-berg,
Carl
Johnson
and
Gunnar
jselvlg.
most
every
day.
Game
Warden
!
Nils
Wick
took
place
at
2
o
clock
.
.
.
....
.
t
-
I.
Alikl.
this
nrtrnnnn
afternoon
9l
at
St.
St.
Paul's
Paul's
Luther
Luther-'
A
WH
Martin
who
Went
OVer
10
the
Islands
with
the
animals.
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
John
this
morning.
During
his
stay
of
10
days
on
the
Islands
he
made
nil
efforts
possible
to
assure
that
the
animals
are
not
molested.
..
.
i
i
j.
Soon
alter
tne
arnvui
ui
the
animals
at
Queen
Char-
lotte
City,
ono
of
the
cows
headed
down
the
road
for
Skidegate
whence
it
swan
a-
cross
a
Three-mile
channel
to
Maude
Island
where
it
Is
still
believed
,to
be.
4
,
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
APRIL
3,
1930
IS
POSSIBLE
ON
IMPROVEMENT
TO
VANCOUVER
CANUCKS
IN
LEAD
Took
First
Hockey
Champion
ship
Play-Off
From
Bruins
3
to
Nil
BOSTON,
April
3:
Montreal
Canadiens
won
the
first
came
of
the
two-out-of
-three
series
with
Beaton
Bruins
for
the
Stanley
Cup,
emblematic
of
the
world's
professional
hockey
championship,
by
a
score
of
three
to
nil
Tuesday
night.
The
second
game
will
be
playrd
tonight
on
the
Cana-diens'
home
ice
at
Montreal.
MISSIONARY
MURDERED
Yorkc
Scarlett,
Britisher,
Is
Killed
By
Chinese
Outlaws
TIENTSIN.
China.
April
3:
The
London
mission
was
informed
by
teiegraph
today
that
Yorke
Scarlett,
British
missionary,
murdered
at
Poihallo
last
night
Crew
of
Inez
H;
Are
Now
Home
Boat
Might
Have
Bern
Salraged
Had
It
Not
Been
For
Severe
Storms
of
Past
Few
Days
Capt.
E.
Skogmo,
owner
and
skipper
of
the
halibut
boat
Inez
H..
which
on
Sunday
last
at
Sardonyx
iReef,
and
his
crew,
consisting
of
Askel
Ouvavik.
M.
Sohcim,
C.
Ha-
Igen
and
Martin
Fladset.
arrived
in
jthe
city
on
the
Prince
John
this
morning
from
Skidegate.
Capt.
which
the
Inez
H.
sank
was
not
very
deep
and
salvage
of
the
vessel
;
might
have
been
effected
had
it
j
not
been
for
the
heavy
southeast'
gales
which
swept
the
cast
coast
af
Graham
Island
during
the
last
few
days.
Now
it
is
very
doubtfu)
If
the
boat
may
be
recovered.
So
'quickly
did
the
Inez
II.
sink
after
striking
the
reef
that
the
crew
was
able
to
escape
only
in
the
clothes
In
which
they
stood.
Every
thing
ebe
went
down.
The
vessel,
on
which
considerable
improve-'
mcnts
were
made
during
the
past
winter,
was
partially
Insured.
BIG
LUXURY
TAX
PUT
ON
Drastic
Tariff
Action
Is
Taken
By
Government
of
Australia
CANBERRA,
Aust,
April
3
Premier
Scullln
today
announced
the
imposition
of
a
50
supertax
on
luxury
Imports.
The
import
of
some
luxuries
Is
absolutely
forbidden
and
others
are
limited.
The
tax,
which
becomes
effective
immediately.
Is
expectefl
to
reduce
imports
P
by
$00,000,000
annually.
IS
AWARDED
FELLOWSHIP
Victoria
Man
Is
Honored
Under
Carnegie
Peace
Endowment
tfTnrrttjTA
Anrit
3
Feilnwshin
in
international
law
of
the
Car
-
neele
endowment
for
international
peace
has
been
awarded
to
Lionel
H.
Lalng,
son
or
Mr.
ana
Mrs.
r.
w.
Lalng
of
Victoria
and
a
graduate
of
the
University
of
British
De
Valera
Who
failed
to
wrest
Irish
Free
SJate
presidency
from
William,
Cosgrove.
j
4-4-
.
COSGROVE
IS
AClAIN
IRISH
PRESIDENT
T
DUBLIN.
'April
3:WlUlam
T.
Cosgrove
was
ro-elted
president
of
the
Irish
Free
State
council
by
the
Dall
Eir-
eann
yesterday
aJter.Eammon
d
Valera
and
Thomas
O'Con-
4
nel,
the
latter
tho
Labor
nom
inee,
had
been
defeated.
It
AGREE
ON
PACTNOW
Comnlete
Arms
Accord
Beached
By
States.
Britain
and
Japan
LONDON,
April
3:
An
official
announcement
wxs
made
at
headquarters
of
the
United
States
delegation
today
that
representatives
of
the
United
States,
Great
Britain
and
Japan
were
in
complete
accord
on
a
tri-partite
naval
limitation
agreement.
TORONTO
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Jonntton
do.)
Amulet.
$1.45.
$1.46.
Dome.
8.90.
9.10.
Falconbrldge.
4.41.
459.
Holllnger.
5.75.
550.
Howie,
.79,
.80.
Hudson
Bav.
12.35.
12.50.
Imperial
OH,
26.75,
27.00.
Int
Nickel.
42.60,
42.75.
Manitoba
Basin,
.00.
.07.
Mining
Corp..
2.60,"
2,65.
Mclntyre.
18.50,
1855.
Shcrritt
Gordon.
2.45,
2.47.
Sundbury
Basin,
3.05,
3.10.
Teck
Hughes.
6.15,
620.
Treadwell
Yukon.
6.00,
6.05.
Ventures.
1.77,
1.80.
Wright
Hargraves.
1.72,
1.75.
Plenary
Session
of
Conference
Is
Postponed
LONDON,
April
3.-The
naval!
nn'TpronrA
hnrfi
vesterdav
decided
n
nrtlmirn
the
nronosed
nlenarvl
srsslon
until
next
week
when
It
is
lhopcd
that
their
plans
will
be
ma-
tured
for
some
definite;
arrange-
ment
which
may
be
Incorporated
In
;a
uvc-puwer
pact.
It
is
rumored
here
that
the
Bri
tish
plans
have
been
accepted
by
France.
STAMP
TAX
IS
UPHELD
Chief
Justice
Morrison
Dismisses
Test
Case
of
Miller,
Court
&
Co.
VANCOUVER,
April
3!
Validity
of
the
federal
stamp
tax
on
transfer
of
stocks
and
bonds
has
been
upheld
in
the
Supreme
Court
by
Chief
Justice
Aulay
Morrison
who,
in
a
test
case,
dismissed
the
appeal
of
Miller,
Court
&
Co.
Ltd.
from
a
decision
of
Magistrate
Henry
C.
Shaw
which
imposed
a
fine
of
$100
upon
the
brokerage
firm
fr
filling
to
affix
stamps
as
required.
Unemployment
In
the
States
Before
Congress
WASHINGTON.
April-
3:
The'
ostlon
-of
unemployment
is
still
stating
the
minds
of
congressmen
nerp
A
bm
now
Morc
the
Snate
fathereU
by
senator
Wawwr
pro.
for
tne
expenditure
of
$154.-
nnrvnnn
,i..iU
utWatUAn
nt
public
buildings
as
emergency
mea
surcs
in
case
such
action
should
be
necessary.'
Of
several
other
bills
dealinc
with
unemployment,
that
to
provide
for
a
national
clearing
house
is
the
most
important.
It
is
pointed
out
here
that
Canada
has
her
employment
bureaus
through
which
Information
can
be
secured
as
to
employment
conditions
in
all
parts
of
the
country,
but
It
Is
proposed
to
go
even
farther
than
that
here.
The
exact
terms
of
the
bill
have
not
yet
been
stated.
Wheat
Prices
Show
Strength
WINNIPEG,
April
3:
A
combination
of
good
export
business,
light
offerings,
short
coverings
and
un-looked
for
strength
at
Liverpool
sent
wheat
prices
up
five
cents
today.
May
closed
at
$1.15.
July
at
$l.l7a
and
October
at
$1.20.
FISH
SALES
Summary
American
155,500
pounds,
11.-9c,
and,5c
to
13.5c
and
5c.
Canadian
26,100
pounds,
10.5c
and
5c
to
lUc
and
6c.
American
Polaris,
30,000,
Booth,
12c
and
5c.
'Pioneer,
20,000,
Pacific
12.4c
and
5c.
Brisk.
28,000.
Cold
Storage,
11.9c
and
5c.
Democrat-,
22.000.
Royal,
12.6c
and
5c.
Nordic,
23,000,
Atlin,
12.6c
and
5c.
Norma,
5.000,
and
Bollnda,-
3,-500,
Booth.
13.2c
and
5c;-
'
Llndy.
9,000,
and
Norland,
15,000
Cold
Storage.
13.5C
and
5c
'
ff
,
j
r
rl
tanauun
Cape
Spencer.
5,000.
Cold
Stor
age,
10.5c
and
6c.
Atll,
2,000,
Cold
Storage.
10,6c
ana
oc.
Brant,
4,600,
Cold
Storage,
U.lc
and
5c,
Drott.
4300,
Booth,
lUc
and
5c
A.
J..
1.000.
Royal.
10.6c
and
5c'
AUGUST
Cold
Storage
Plant
to
Be
Erected
as
well
as
-New
Deep
Sea
Wharf
Extension
of
Grain
Handling
t
-Million
Bushels
Also
VANCOUVER,
April
3:
Construction
of
a
cold
storage
plant,
fishermen
s
wharf
and
fish
storage
plant
costing
$1,500,000,
addition
of
5,500,000
bushels
to
the
port's
grain
storage
capacity
and
preparation
of
plans
for
a
deep
sea
pier
at
the
old
Hastings
Mill
site
are
projects
which
will
be
undertaken
by
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Harbor
Commissioners,
it
was
announced
yesterday.
It
is
understood
that
work
on
additional
storage
space
at
the
public
elevators
will
commence
immediately.
These
wilj
give
the
port
a
wheat
storage
capacity
of
19,885,000
bushels.
In
British,
House
:
!
Colonel
Grant
Morden,
MP.,
pro
minent
Canadian,
who
is
a
Con
servative
member
of
the
House
of
Commons.
He
represents
Chlswlck
In
the
House,
Surveyor-General
Is
Now
Appointed
F.
C.
Green
Named
Successor
to
Late
J.
E.
Umbach
Frank
Morris
His
Assistant
VICTORIA,
April
3:
Official
announcement
is
made
of
the
ap
pointment
of
F.
C.
Green
of
Victoria
as
provincial
surveyor-general
In
succession
to
the
late
J.
E.
Umbach.
Frank
Morris,
chief
draughtsman
of
the
department
of
lands,
has
been
appointed
assistant
surveyor-general.
IS
ROUGH
IN
NORTH
Motorshlo
Princess
Pat
Suffered
Damage
in
Crossing
ef
Gulf
of
Alaska
CORDOVA,
April
3:
-After
a
stormy
trip
through
the
Gulf
of
Alaska,
the
motorshlp
Princess
Pat
arrived
here
with
her
pilothouse
stove
in
by
high
seas.
The
Pat
re-
ported
that
the
schooner
Stanley
had
been
forced
to
seek
shelter
at
Yakutat.
Peter
Blanchard,
sentenced
to
four
months'
imprisonment
at'
Okalla
by
the
magistrate
at
Mas-sett
for
having
unsealed
liquor
in
his
possession,
was
brougnt
to
tne
city
on
the
Prince
John
this
morn-
Kalen,
7,000,
Attln,
11c
and
6cj
ilng
from
the
Islands
by
Game
Morris
II,
2,000,
Cold
Storage,
Warden
Ed.
Martin.
He
will
be
10.5c
and
5c.
taken
on
to
Okalla
later.
Boston
Grill
LAKUK
CAKVK'f
Special
Dinner
Thundi
ji
md
S&turdtyi
nanring
Kitty
Bat
nr
day
Nljht,
8
to
II
Danes
for
Hire
Ajconnr-xlitloni
for
Private
PartlM
PflONE
4S7
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
HARBO
Facilities
By
Five
and
Half
to
Be
Undertaken
NEW
BOAT
LINE
HERE
Border
Line
Navigation
Co.
to
i.-
.Serve
Prince
Rupert
'
-
-
-f
-
-
A
new
freight
servico
to
this
port
will
be
inaugurated
early
next
week
with
the
arrival
of
the
steamer
Border
Queen,
which
will
be
operated
regularly
between
Vancouver
and
Northern
B.C.
ports,
making
Prince
Rupert
t
rt
uh:r
por
of
call.
This
vessel
Is
954
tons
grass,
has
a
length
of
201
feet
and
40-foot
beam
and
Is
owned
by
the
Border
Line
Navigation
Co.
Ltd..
Vancouver,
and
operated
by
Dodwell
&
Co.
Ltd..
agents
for
the
B'-e
Funnel
Line.
The
Northern
shipping
Co.
Ltd.
will
act
as
local
agents.
Keeley
Coming
Here
Saturday
Pacific
Coast
Manager
of
C.
N.
Steamships
to
Spend
Few
Days
in
Clt
VANCOUVER.
,
April
3:-B.
C.
Keeley,
Pa
c
Coast
manager,
Canadian
Naii
nal
Steamships,
sails
this
evening
on
ss.
Prince
Charles
for
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
Keeley
will
spend
a
few
days
at
the
northern
port
Inspecting
company
territory
"and
steamship
facilities.
WHEAT
TOOK
JUMPT0DAY
Number
One
Northern
Was
Quoted
at
$1,124
on
Vancouver
Exchange
Today
VANCOUVER,
April
3:-Wheat
took
quite
a
lump
upwards
In
price
today
belpg.
quoted
at
$1.12V2
for
No.
1
Northern.
On
Tuesday,
tho
luotatlon
was
$1.07.
AUSTRALIAN
TRADE
TREATY
AITROVED
VANCQUER,.Aprii
3.
Urg-
ing
retenUon
and
expansion
of
the
Australian
trade
treaty,
the
British
Columbia
division
of
tho
Canadian
Manufactur-
Asanclatlon
last
nleht
an-
4
pointed
a
delegation
to
leave
4
tonight
for
Ottawa
to
meet
a
4
committee
of
the
federal
cab
-4
inct
next
Tuesday
to
discuss
4
4
the
matter.
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