TOMORROW'S
TIDES
Friday,
March
21,
1930.
High
..:
5.49
a.m.
18.0
ft.
19.25
p.m.
14.6
ft.
Low
12.56
p.m.
7.1ft.r
Vol.
XXL,
No.
07.
NEW
VTTAWA
Mnrrh
90-
fr
J
W
Scouts'
Association
of
Canada,
died
Joction
w
we
measure
w
...m
that
It
was
of
monopolistic
nerc
lasi
nignt.
ue
uu
u-
-
-
man
of
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
nature.
Society
and
to
him
were
due
many
of
the
elements
of
Canada's
natlpn-
!
al
life
which
are
now
accepted
as
part
and
parcel
of
the
country's
general
activity.
These
are
varied
In
their
range,
extending
from
such
purely
humanitarian
services
as
the
Victoria
Order
of
Nurses
and
the
post-war
development
of
the
Red
Cross
Society
to
other
exclusively
economic
features
that
have
their
most
durable
expression
In
the
agricultural
colleges
of
Ontario
and
Quebec.
LOCAL
JOB
NOW
DONE
Work
of
fabricating
steel
for
the
Okanagan
Lake
steam
tug
and
car
ferry
Job
which
has
been
In
progress
at
the
local
dry
dock
since
January
1,
has
now
been
completed
and
at
the
end
of
this
week
some
Little
Girl
Is
Buried
Today
Ella
Olga'Enockson
Who
Died
,
.
at
Mctlakatla
Monday
v
-.
Vf
-
Hinchcliffe
Measure
To
Impose
Two
Mills
In
Outside
Districts
Intention
Is
to
Make
All
Persons
Using
Schools
Contribute
to
Payment
For
Same
Would
Benefit
Farmers
VICTORIA,
March
20:
Amendments
to
the
School
Act
introduced
in
the
legislature
yesterday
by
Hon.
Joshua
Hinchcliffe,
minister
of
education,
set
out
a
new
tax
on
personal
property
outside
school
tax
districts
at
two
mills
on
the
dollar.
The
tax
will
also
apply
to
personal
property
within
school
districts
where
a
school
may
be
closed.
The
purpose
of
the
next
tax
is
to
make
persons
outside
school
districts
who
use
schools
o.f
adjoining
dis-trictspay
something
toward
the
cost
of
this
service.
The
tax
is
signed
.to
cover
costs
of
rebates
to
farmers
as
previously
announced
and
is
expected
to
total
about
$200,000
annually.
BOY
SCOUT
HEAD
DIES
:
Dr.
J.
W.
Robertson
Was
Chief
Commissioner
For
Canada
Also
Red
Cross
Chairman
FISHERIES
15
ILL
IS
FINALLY
PASSED
VICTORIA,
March
20:
Fin-
al
endorsement
was
given
in
r
the
legislature
yesterday
af-
ternoon
to
the
new
fisheries
bill
of
Hon.
S.
L.
Howe
after
Liberal
members
had
made
a
last
minute
effort
to
have
the
bill
killed
as
it
emerged
from
S0LL0WAY
TRIAL
ON
Cross
-
Examination
Rritijts
Out
Testimony
Favorable
10
i
raua
Defendants
CALGARY,
March
20:
Admission
by
Kenneth
J.
Morrison,
.chartered
accountant,
that
the
terms
nf
"lltnev
broker"
and
"wash
sales"
did
not
necessarily
suggest
dishonest
or
disreputable
brokerage
nnemtlons
and
that
the
accumti-
ilated
profits
0;
Solloway,
Mills
&
Fabrication
Complete.
Steel
Tug
Co.
mentioned
In
Tuesday's
evl-and
Car
Ferry
to
Be
Assembled
dence
might
be
accounted
for
by
a
At
Kelowna
large
turnover
with
moderate
pro-
I
HIS
III
U
lv
UUUiyanj
J
were
made
in
the
course
of
a
stiff
cross-examination
by
A.
A.
McQll-llvray,
chief
defence
counsel,
at
the
preliminary
trial
here
yesterday
of
I.
W.
C.
Solloway
and
Harvey
Mills
on
charges
of
conspiracy
to
defraud
fourteen
cars
of
the
steel
will
tje.the
public.
shipped
to
Kelowna
where
the
two
cralt
will
be
assembled.
A
dry
dock!
crew
is
already
at
Kelowna
to
work
jO
L
M
A
II
on
the
assembly
Job.
1
J
A
The
tug
and
ferry
are
for
me
use
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
on
Okanagan
Lake.
1929
LOSS
Deficit
of
$55,814
For
Year
An-...
nouncedilii;
Report,
Tabled
in
Legislature,
PI?
nf
fi.VR44
was
shown
in
tne
opera-
.
ada
finals
for
the
Allan
Cup,
emblematic
of
the-
,
amateur
hockey
championship
-,
of
..jCan-ada.
.)T
tiucI
Ji;
uh-i
1
-rH-rint.aXM
Canon
W,
F.
Rushbrook
interestingly
Before
Parent
b.
Johtuaon
Oo.)
Amulet.
$1.48.
$1.47.
Dome,
8.75,
P.10.
Falconbrldge,
4.70,
4.75.
Hol'lngcr.
5
80,
5.85.
Howie.
.85,
.88.
Hudson's
Bay.
1145,
12.00.
Imperial
Oil.
25.76.
20.00.
Ink
Nickel.
41.15,
nil.-Manitoba
Basin,
.06
ft.
.07.
Mining
Corp.,
2.83.
254.
Mclntyre.
18.25.
1835.
Norando.
39.50,
40.00.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
2.71.
2.75.
Sudbury
Basin,
3.32.
3.40.
Teck
Hughes.
655,
635.
Treadwell
Yukon.
C.00,
6.10.'
Ventures,
1.76.
1.80.
Wright
Hargraves,
1.C6,
150.
BIRD
LIFE
DESCRIBED
Teachers
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Parent-Teachers'
Association
was
held
last
evening
in
the
auditorium
of
Booth
Memorial
School.
'Mr.
R.
Blance
presided.
.
a
ti-u
VIUTUU1A.
xuaii.il-,fh
fnllnu
n
pnnvpnprg
-
or
of
the
Pacific
areat
Eastern,
s
v
m...
v..
-
tlons
street
Bchool
Mrs
Railway
for
the
year
ending
"e-Cox;
Bootn
Memorlal
school,
Mrs.
ccmber
31
last.accordlng
to
the
i
n-
n
B
Eastman;
vvestvlew
School,
miai
rmort
which
has
been
tabled
...
T
r,
nraAV
v
n.iihv
was
With
Rev.
John
H.
Hanson
of
St.
m
he
legislature.
.
lappoihted
membership
convener
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
officiating.
--rVT
j1
.
'WlJodth
-Memorial
School.
-
Um
funeral
took
nlace
at
2:30
this
ri
J
-
.
i
f
1V
:i
.
"in
ntxnUiu
nf
th
f-vpnin
was
afternoon
from
the
chapel
of
the
Canon
W.
F.
Rushbrook"who
B.
c.
Undertakers
to
Falrvlew
addressed
the
meeting
on
the
sub-Cemetery
of
Ella
Olga
Enockson,
ANOTHLK
tui
Qf
)Blrd
Ufe
Jn
prlncc
Rupert
seven-year
old
daughter
of
Mr.
ana
and
on
Qur
Western
coast."
As
the
Mrs.
Alex
Enockson
Seventh
Av-
ch
20;The
Speaker
Intimated,
the
purpose
of
enue,
wnosc
aeam
uccuu
...
-r
,'..
mnfi.
.fiii
j.
the
address
was
to
encourage,
par
ii-
itnAn
nanK
OI
r-nsiauu
la&uwu
uii
iiuim'j.
i
.
,,..,
.
,
.j
.i
ii,.
nr.
-l
.nntfior
put
today
in
Mrs.
Hanson
presided
hi
vc
v..v.
--..
...
j,
Votina
Died
Recently
'
imo
do
Riv
ra
former
director
of
Ep:iln
Plan
Is
To
Establish
On
Queen
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
MARCH
20,
1930
CAPILAN0
ATTACHED
Still
Another
Claim
WMade
Atalnst
VSritVVVtV-ShriTWhlch
Was
--'StrWsterday
3EATTLE,
March
20:-
Anolher
;
t
ichmenk
thlsllmetamouuUng.to
'10.000,
has
been
made
against
he
steamer
Chief
Capllano,
which
was
seized
in
the
Straits
of
Juan
de
Fucr.
'ytesre
rdayV'tind'
jvhlch
Is
now
uoored
at
Port
Townscnd
where
.
..
.
ii
l
r.
l
1
sne
was
laKen
or
uimru
oiuics
thorifiaLTlQ
latent
action
Is
ta
ken
bv
tneWrerf&riFUnd
Insur
ance
Co.
to
whom
the
Robert
bollar
Co
Charlotte
Islands
Great
Elk
Reserve;
Animals
Here
Today
factors
will
gradually
shape
them
selves
harmoniously,
with
geogra
phy
and
enterprise
the
governing
factors
as
to
what
port
or
ports
the
traffic
will
find.
A
dos-in-the-
manger
policy
seldom
pays.
Towns
and
cities
do
not
grow
by
Indulging
the
parochial
outlook,
but
rather
by
indulging
the'
broad
cosmopolitan
nolnt
of
view,
realizing
This
elk
reserve
has
been
planned
ior
some
ume
Dy;or
tWo
salient
facts.
The
Peace
ri-j
Bryan
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CAHAEET
BpcdM
Dinner
ThUTday
and
8aturdj
Dancing
trtrj
Siturdsjr
Nl(ht,
9
to
11
Dane
Ball
for
Hlx
Aeoonuaodttloni
for
1
ltate
Partie
TAX
IS
NOW
PROPO
IGHT
OUTLOOK
FOR
PEACE
RIVER
AREA
Keewatin
Power
Company
Development
Norman
dam
ieveiopmnr
v
we
v.-i
outlet
of
the
Late
of
Woo
is.
It
i
owned
by
the
Keewatin
Power
Company
and
turns
out
!
3
.?7S
horse-power
TRAIL
WINS
0VERP0RTS
Fast
Moving
Brhi&wCoumbla
Outfit
Takes'
Ojiener'Sr
Alan
Cup
Scries
PORT
ARTliUlitoarcVJO!--Trail
defeated
Port
Arthur
Robfrtsenof
Toronto,
aged
78.
.committee
for
the
m
toonc
last
night
Jn.the
chief
ronulssloner
of
the
Boy
W$:
TWgrouhd
of
LIbeWtl
ob-
1
f
uet
(tame
of
(he
Western
Can-
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Will
Eventually
Have
Crop
of
Two
Hundred
Million
Bushels
a
Year
So
Declares
Director
of
Beaverlodge
Experimental
Farm;
;
Makes
Suggestions
For
Outlet
and
Urges
Prc-
I
scrvation
of
Country
For
While
Men
i
,
i
"While
all
interests
are
to
be
fairly
considered,
not
for-
getting
feasibility
of
construction
and
economy
of
opera-
tion,
the
real
key
to
the
problem
should
be
the
welfare
of
'
the
settler,
who
is
the
basis
of
all
our
prosperity,
who
has
I
borne
the
brunt
and
burden
of
pioneering
the
country
and
'whose
interests
should
be
considered
paramount,"
declared
W.
D.
Albright,
director
of
the
Federal
Experimen
tal
Farm
at
Beaverlodge
in
the
Peace
River
country,
in
an
address
at
a
dinner
in
the
Hotel
Vancouver
recently.
Regard
his
Interests
in
a
spirit
of
hu-o
manity
and
fairness
and
the
other
i
ffJ
f
IP
"'"'
DEBATED
tthat
their
prosperity"
must
always
t
VICTORIA.
March
20:
After
u.
:
,
j.
j
.i
;
...
.
ui
i
u
Assuming
that
with
n
allowance
.:lnking
in
1028
of
the
steamer
Chief
Maquilla
in
the
Aleutian
Is
lands.
their
contributing
territory
and
Its
basic
industries.
"Some
years
ago
I
was
asked
to
estimate
the
traffic
potentialities
j
of
the
Peace.
I
guessed
the
area
at
twenty
million
acres
which
many
people
then
thought
was
wild,
but
of
San
Francisco
assigned
hlch
t,heJbC5t,
informed
nton
11UW
UUilWCUCa
W
m(WV4iiiii,v.
Resolution
Passed
By
Legislature
For
Investigation
Into
Government's
Responsibilities
and
counter
charges
of
political.
in
terference
and
sinister
intentions,
the
legislature
yesterday
approved
of
a
resolution
demanding
an
investigation
Into
the
government's
responsibilities,
financial
and
otherwise.
In
connection
with
the
University
of
British
Columbia.
The
resolution
was
introduced
by
Capt.
James
Fltzslmmons,
Conservative
member
for
Kaslo-Slocan.
Williams,
Williams,
game
game
commis-o
er
itself
seems
to
constitute
a
n&-.
"
,
-
-
,,.
af
Mpeaks
Uioner
and
one
of
the
best
known
ber
nual
fcastcr
sale
of
candy
in
the
turbed
nor
will
they
themselves
be
schdols
scnoois
on
on
Thursday,
in
April
17,
and
a
menace
to
settlement,
for
the
and
send
them
to
the
Queen
Charlottes.
There
are
said
to
be
about
250
elk
in
the
Shaw
Creek
reserve
In
Central
Vancouver
Island,
but
they
aro
preyed
upon,
by
cougars'
and
wolves.
Eventually
it
is
proposed
to
permit
shooting
of
elk
on
the
Queen
Charlottes,
but
for
several
years
there
will
be
rigid
regulations
,u
ui,
j.
enU
and
teachers
to
Interest
the
against
hunting
of
any
kind
there.
wc
-
.
..
....
.
-,U.
.11.
.
...UI.U
I.
people
in
tne
leamerea
iue
ciuut
whiui
mvu
gan
at
the
funeral
service
and.
rate
wnicn
,
creatures
In
the
world
about
and
a
special
baggage
car
attached
to
.
i
Hn
n
vnrni
j.
flmn
from
4K
10
0T.
......
.
,
iwi.
......
t..K.
t-rm.
wim
ner
nusoauu,
puns
T
duet
"Under
His
Wings
I'm
Safely
J..1.J.J..tj.v
Abiding."
to
enable
them
to
recognize
and
this
afternoon's
regular
tram
from
(Continued
on
page
four)
the
East,
were
in
charge
of
a
mem
for
summer
fallow
and
feed
crops.
,the
annual
production
might
be
10
,
!
bushels
per
acre,
wc
see
that
we
,
.
.
n
("FT
"VAT
should
have
eventually
a
crop
ol
111
j!
WW
A
B
IS
IPJ
I
two
hundred
million
bushels
of
lUlvJlVTl
1
kJlH
wheat
or
wheat
and
Its
equivalent
j
TK
d
1
d
CTT
.in
other
traffic
to
move.
It
will
I
DSM
I
SNfr
S
3
nrobahlv
not
be
aU
exported
but;
JLIlJV
KJUULtU
the
traffic
will
be
there
to
move
and
the
population
to
serve.
"Although
not
a
railroad
man
by
birth,
training
or
adoption,
I
have
done
much
railroading
by
resolu-
One
of
the
greatest
elk
preserves
in
Canada
will
shortly
uon.
I
speik.
however,
as
a
layman,
t.
i
,i
n,.nnn
Pli..1nfta
Tclonrla
nonnrrlirnr
tn
ealUlng
the
vast
complexity
of
the
Fedcral
Government
Would
Have
Provinces
Assume
More
Responsibility
in
Matter
OTTAWA,
March
20:
Steps
tak
en
by
the
Dominion
government
v.wV..
uu
lucuieu
un
uic
njucvu
w.au6
vv,-...,,
nrfth,-m
,nrotvpd
Tffnorance
Is
ever
plans
announced
by
the
provincial
game
board,
bix
lemaie
-t0
incanea
be
dogmatic.
when
en-!
nvitmg
tne
provinces
w
assume
a
in.
4
i
i
v,for.nrl
na
o
ni,Q
nf
tVio
.
ilarger
share
of
responsibility
in
herd,
the
animals
having
been
acquired
from
the
Wain-
tation
magnates
m
the
country
dif-wrieht
National
Park
and
reached
here
today
en
route
to
fcr,
who
am
i
so
say
where?
ii.
sL
i
rpi
i
ol.:,.l
nf
koV,v
oil-
will
fnllnw,
Salient
Factors
not
long
after
the
little
herd
arrives
on
the
islands.
f
.faff
nf
Wn
nmrnhll.
.
.1..
.
I.
l
,
"'
w..v
w
ui
rural
division
01
uid
kciiiiAjijr
uiij
connection
1th
immigration
matters
were
L
id
before
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
by
Hon.
.
LI..
.
"1W
un..,
wiuiuuw
&pciMii8
iu
i
imui-
'jmmlirration
eer,
let
me
draw
attention
to
one,
...
'
.
M
.
tn
--h.
'immigrants
destined
for
any
pro-
big
game
hunters
and
guides
in
National
Park.
Game
Warden
Ed.'jwo
transportation
zones.
A
canyon
i,."",,..-!,!
lc"'"!
WnlCul
uiiaun.
biiviv
oic
v,
itia&tui
m
vwupav
3UU
Or
yUU
ICel
Ocep,
WIUI
tij,
oiiaic
predatory
animal
on
the
Queen
the
Prince
John
Saturday
night
to
and
soft
sandstone
banks
is
diffi-
NQ
Charlottes,
it
is
believed
that
the
Queen
Charlotte
City
where
they
cuu
to
cross.
At
the
town
of
Peace
5
them,"
Mr.
herds
will
rapidly
multiply
until
in
will
be'
liberated.
River
I
believe
It
used
to
take
one
of
There
was
no
sale
of
halibut
at
time
there
will
be
thousands
of
the
animals
Us
on
on
the
the
islands.
islands.
There
Is,
TCDJ
Apr
MAM
very
little
settlement
mere,
me
,
fiilfiVXXJLj
171111
chief
Industries
Being
iisning
ana
'logging,
so
the
elk
will
not
be
dls
I
the
smaller
engines
then
in
use
to
the
local
Fish
Exchange
this
morn-'draw
three
loaded
cars
.of
wheat
up
lng,
catches
of
three
boats
which
I
the
hill
out
of
the
valley.
It
was
as-
;
were
in
being
held
over
until
to-
....
.
.
,
.
rrM
1
.
V
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8"
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tali
WCSl
01
Iiuason
s
nope
luunuw.
nine
yuuus
wcic.
f4"ujr,
DAQQkV
AW
A
Vlt.iira
was
a
natural
rock
crossing
121,000
pounds;
J.
R.,
2,000,ahd
1
flUUUk;
rili
ni
!V;nere
the
river
could
be
crossed
Ringleader.
1,500,
the
last
two
be
The
dooth
occurred
this
morn
ing
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
of
James
Burns
who
came
from
Terrace
and
gave
his
occupa-,
Hon.
as
that
of
a
laborer.
He
had;
been
In
the
hospital
since
February
lth
a
sin
.le-span
high
level
ng
Canadian
vessels.
.rtit.im.ni
hinmPnt
will
Jan"'
I,urn
Was
69
Yrars
of
Ae
bridge.
Bu-
Murray
Hill,
in
his
re-
UT.
H..U1
'
i
n
.1
Ifn.l
lv
mm
n
t
rt
llAanffat
.
r
...
r
n
.
n
.
1.
a
Ua
m---m...A-.jm..A.m.
be
made
from
Walnwright
later
on.
and
It
is
proposed
to
capture
some
of
the
elk
now
on
Vancouver
Island
uvcr
a
;ionin
(Continued
on
page
two.)
17
and
was
69
years
of
age.
Rela-
rare
i)cath
Toll
When
lives
include
a
niece,
Mrs.
McKeown
;
Rouse
in
Manchuria
Was
De
of
Herbert.
Sask.
Funeral
arrangements
are
In
the
hands
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
March
20
Wheat
MANY
CHINESE
BURN
TO
DEATH;
stroyed
Yesterday
DIIUGLESS
HEALERS
LOSE
THEIR
FIGHT
VICTORIA.
March
20:
On
a
point
of
honor
upheld
bv
Mr.
Speaker
J.
W.
Jones,
drug-
less
healers'
last
hopes
of
legal
Movie
rrvnirnltlnn
hv
the
legislature
were
killed
yesterday.
The
speaker
ruled
that
their
com-
J.
nivimlBA
mnaelirA
fnrfTAlv
pnv.
.
..
,
.
.
u
nn
f
o
MUiujfcr.
Ancnur,
.
ercd
the
wme
urposo
as
the,r
One
hundred
and
thirty
Chinese
.
....
bm
h,
h
Jcc.
men,
women
and
children
were
M
b
lyate
WUs
com.
.
.
.
-.
A
.
mm
mm
k
V.
m
I
,
A
WM
If
AAT
A
Wfl
Q
f
burned
to
death
at
KIrem
yesterday
was
quoted
on
the
local
exchange
when
fire
destroyed
a
moving
pic-today
at
$1.07.
Iture
theatre.
mlttee.