Today's
Weather
ftnce
..Rupert
Cloudy,
light
Wind;
barometer,
30:10,
j
e
f&
sea
smooth.
r
99.
-f
ized
near
the
Queen
Char-Islands
iMt
spring
by
the
Rupert
fisheries
patrol
and
"d
with
Illegal
fUhlng
opera
-
T;
defence
of
the
boats
was
that
wi
re
in
shelter
on
account
of
r
her
and
became
of
engine
ihif
They
were
first
ordered
l.
ated
in
the
Admiralty
Court
.
'.
:t
-torta
by
Mr.
Josttee
Archer
TR0UTP00L
ARRIVES
Vessel
Here
to
Load
Cargo
of
Wheat
For
United
Kingdom
or
Continent
Ropner
Line
steamer
Trout-arrived
in
port
at
3
o'clock
this
iiiiyj
from
Liverpool.
England.
:
now
on
berth
at
the
Alberta
it
Pool's
local
elevator
where
v.
ill
load
the
second
cargo
of
n
to
be
shipped
from
here
to
t'nited
Kingdom
or
Continent
m
the
last
few
days.
The
Trout-
.
is
already
lined
and
will,
it
is
v-riod.
be
able
to
start
loading
'
,i
The
reasel
was
met
at
Triple
M(i
and
piloted
in
by
Capt.
C.
W.
V
irmouth.
(
apt.
John
O.
Dodds.
roaster
of
Troutpool,
reported
an
uneven
t-f
vyage
here
from
Liverpool
via
Panama
Canal.
Unemployed
Fewer
In
California
As
Industries
Expand
N
FRANCISCO.
April
38:
1
n
is
u
noticeable
decrease
In
the
v
i
of
unemployment
in
the
State
California.
Meantime
there
is
a
)
e.ible
expansion
In
industrial
.
1
Uvity.
The
Weather
Tuple
Island
Cloudy,
light
uthcrly
wind;
sea
moderate.
I.tngara
Island
Cloudy,
calm;'
;
in
southerly
.wind;
sea
smooth.
liid
Tree
Point
Part
cloudy,
i
'
south
wind;
barometer,
30:08;
niperature,
CO;
light
chop.
PHYSICIANS
STOOD
BY
WHILE
SNOWBEN
DELIVERED
BUDGET
.
i.
LONDON.
April
28
While
nt
Hon.
Philip
Snowden.
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer.
delivered
hU
budget
speech,
'
wo
physicians
remained
In
in
ante-room
to
give
aid
in
'Mse
of
emergency.
Snowden
imd
virtually
risen
from
his
sick
bed
to
prwent
the
budget.
4
cally
111.
MMUCAN
SEATTLE
HALIBUT
WENT
ON
AUCTION
BOARD
MONDAY
Canada
Supreme
Court
Orders
Confiscation
Of
Four
Troll
Boats
Vessels
May,
Queen
City,
Tillic
M.
and
Sunrise
Lose
Out
in
Highest
Court
of
Land
Were
Fishing
Illegally
OTTAWA,
AprI
28:
Four
boats
of
United
States
rejjis-trv
are
condemned
as
forfeited
to
the
crown
for
fishing
.
ithin
Canadian
territorial
waters
on
the
Pacific
Coast
under
a
judgment
handed
down
by
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
today.
The
boats
are
the
May
of
Ketchikan,
Queen
City
of
Seattle,
Tillie
M.
of
Aberdeen
and
Sunrise
of
Hb-
t
i;'m
The
four
boats,
all
t
rollers.
4-
MAY
LEARN
THEIR
FATE
Commander
Donald
McMillan
Hopes
to
Find
Trace
of
Nungcsser
and
Coll
NEW
YORK,
April
28:
Com-mander
Donald
McMillan
is
hop
inc.
as
a
result
of
an
expedition
planned
for
this
year,
to
shed
some
light
on
the
mysterious
disappearance
in
1927
of
Nungesser
and
Coll,
who
became
lot
while
attempting
to
fly
across
the
Atlantic
Ocean
from
France
to
United
Stales.
McMillan
has
announced
plans
fr
an
expedition
by
air
and
water
to
pioneer
a
new
northern
air
route
to
England.
EAST
HAS
COLD
SNAP
Snow
Reported
in
New
York
State
and
Heavy
Frosts
In
Middle
West
NEW
YORK.
April
2:
Unusual
weather
conditions
were
prevailing
in
the
east
yesterday
Snowstorms
and
gales
were
reported
from
Northern
New
York
State
At
Oaranae
Lake
in
the
mountains
there
was
Ox
inches
of
snow
on
the
ground.
Reports
from
Chicago
announced
exceptionally
cold
weather
in
the
Middle
West
with
heavy
frosts.
REVOLT
IN
HONDURAS
It
e
ports
That
Revolution
Was
Over
Prove
Premature
Rebels
Arc
Active
TEOUCIOALPA.
Apm
m-u-j
plte
premature
announcemen
(
that
the
revolution
in
Honduras
(
was
over,
insurrectionists
were
stlU
,
active
In
this
Central
American
reDubllc
of
Honduras
yesterday.
I
,
n,.mmi
Jiwm
laie
yesvri
-
day
scored
a
decisive
victory
over
the
rebels
wro
are
numbered
at
3,000
and
who
are
reported
to
bo
well
armed.
Condition
of
Aged
Educator
Is
Unchanged
TALO
ALTO,
April
18-No
change
u-ai
renorted
vesterday
in
the
con-
I
anion
01
ur.
Da
via
Biarr
jorama.
i
MiiarT
swnrn
mm
-a
i
eu-year
wu
r"
;
-
,
,,
is
rr
ti-
Stanford
University.
latin
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUM
TROLL
HARRISON
HOT
SPRINGS
BANDITS
STILL
AT
HUGE
r-
VANCOUVER,
April
28
Three
bandits
who
blew
the
safe
of
Harrison
Hot
Springs
Hotel
yesterday
and
escaped
with
$700,
are
still
at
large
de-
spite
efforts
of
the
provincial
police
to
trap
them.
MURDER
FEARED
Ransom
Offered
But
Chinese
Reds
Do
Not
Give
Up
Missionary
HANKOW.
April
28:
-
Although
the
$10,000
ransom
which
was
demanded
was
forthcoming,
Chine
e
Red
bandits
yesterday
refused
to
give
up
Bert
Nelson,
Mmneapcl-missionary,
who
is
being
held
oap
ttve
It
is
feared
that
Nelson
may
have
been
murdered.
MODIFYING
DRY
LAWS
Should
Not
be
Difficult
to
Get
Beer
and
Light
Wines
in
States
'Says
American
Federation
Leader
PHILADELPHIA.
April
28
Matthew
Wohl.
vke-presidtnt
of
the
American
Federation
of
Labor,
at
an
executive
conference
here
yesterday,
called
on
all
Laboritee
for
support
in
the
fight
to
bring
about
modification
of
the
Volstead
Act
so
as
to
permit
at
least
of
the
legalised
sale
of
beer
and
light
wines
in
the
United
States.
Wohl
contended
that
there
were
comparatively
few
Bone
Dries
in
either
Senate
or
House
and
that
it
should
not
be
difficult
to
bring
about
modification
ol
the
Eighth
Amendment.
JAIL
BREAK
IS
FOILED
Authorities
Catch
on
to
riot
in
Utah
State
Pen
Two
In
Solitary
Confinement
Now
SALT
LAKE
CITY.
April
38;
Two
prisoners
were
yesterday
placed
in
solitary
confinement
while
ten
others
are
under
strict
surveillance
as
a
result
of
the
discovery
of
a
ploV
for
a
wholesale
Jail
delivery
from
the
Utah
State
Penitentiary
by
use
of
dynamite.
The
plan
was
to
release
21
prisoners.
RUSSIAN
SHIP
jn
ItMrOADiNn
TIMBER
j.BCD
r
CARGO
A
rrr
NORFOLK.
Virginia,
April
28:
Unloading
of
a
timber
-cargo
from
a
nusuati
"'"-
"""
several
days
ago
was
allowed
yesterday.
An
Inquiry
was
first
made
to
ascertain
whether
or
not
the
cargo
was
the
product
of
convict
labor.
i
Contractors
of
San
Francisco
Oppose
Wage
Cut
SAN
FRANCISCO,
April
28:
Three
hundred
San
Francisco
con
voted
yesterday
aealnst
any
-
rill
,
,
Ul
below
the
present'
level.
ft)
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
APRIL
28,
1931
An
Interesting
Relic
Arm
relK:
i.uy
o!
s:
ok...
:.:
.it
afooir
K!T'
which
contains
the
amiOoDt
ot
S
;'rt;i-
tin
Maityr.
and
wi.u-h
is
among
famous
Gue,ph
treasurers
now
on
display
at
Chicago
Art
Institute
Fourteen
Halibut
Boats
Sold
Today
To
Old
Local
Fish
Companies
The
United
Pacific
Fisheries
was
not
on
the
market
to
day
for
halibut
but
all
the
local
fish
sold
to
the
old
Prince
Rupert
buyers.
Fourteen
boats
disposed
of
their
catches,
five
of
when
were
American,
and
nine
Canadian,
tne
American
boats
getting
about
two
cents
more
thun
Canadian,
the
difference
of
the
U.
b.
duty
Price
of
Salmon
i
t
J
y
i
Ll
Here
and
IVelCniKan
i
Word
received
this
morning
lrotu
Ketchikan
was
that
94.000
pounds
'of
spring
salmon
sold
there
yes
terday,
large
reds
going
at
10c..
small
at
7c.
sad
white
at
4c.
The
price
tor
salmon
here
today
was
10c.
for
large.
Sc.
for
small
and
Sc.
for
w
'
MRS
mk
nwvsnv
DAWSON
was
WAS
WINNER
OF
FIVE
DOLLARS
TODAY
4
Mrs.
F
G.
Dawson
who
sent
her
check
for
subscription
to
the
Dally
News
was
one
of
the
winners
oi
the
free
dollar
cir-
dilation
prbM
)B'
the
special
offer
now
being
conducted.
un
Dawsan'a
cheek
is
being
returned
to
her
on
thlv
mail.
4-
She
U
ereditta
with
15
months
paid
in
advance.
The
SDcelal
offer
closes
at
4
end
of
May
but
in
the
mean-
4-
time
all
MibacrtpUons
paid
a
j
4
year
in
advance
are
given
at
at
the
five
dollar
rate
for
15
4-1
A
nvnntha
m6
nph
Mth
suh-
4
tcrtptton
is
returned
to
thp
1
person
wi.
pays
it.
J
i
4.
t
4-
4-
4-
BIA'S
NEWSPAPER
'
Word
received
from
Ketchikan
i
was
that
17.000
pounds
sold
yester
day
to
the
United
Pacific
on
orom-
.
k-
x--.,.
.
lng
Company
bought
S34()
pounds
at
8c
and
ic
tor
meting
and
48.000
pounds
were
put
into
cold
storage
Sales
at
Prince
Rupert
today
were
as
follows:
..
American
Tahoma,
16.000,
to
Booth
Fisheries
at
10.4c
and
7c.
Bcnorn.
la.uuu
to
hoohi
risnenes-
HI
IW.OC
inu
(C.
Tomorrow's
Tides
Wednesday,
April
29,
1931
High
-
.11:15
a.m.
19:9
ft.
23:33
p.m.
21.0
ft
Low
!
5:05
a.m.
4.9
ft.
.
17:20
p.m.
4:3
ft.
SEATTLE,
April
28:
After
a
conference
with
fishing
vessel
owners
on
Monday,
Independent,
fish
dealers
bought
the
catches
of
twenty-live
halibut
schooners
which
had
!
rone
begging
because
of
inability
of
the
recently
organized
co-operative
United
Pacific
Fisheries,
composed
of
vessel
(owners,
to
finance
their
purchasing.
More
than
$10,000
fcivorth
of
fish
was
sold
at
10c
and
7c.
CHAOS
AT
,
KETCHIKAN
Half
a
Million
Pounds
ot
Halibut
Still
Unsold
There
Aboard
Boats
I
I
KETCHIKAN,
April
28:
The
I
chaotic
conditionketthr
halibut
1
Insf
ftf
e
4e
ni
el
t
4
e
mnr
iuu
e(i
n
.7
mill
f
i
u
iuvi
V-
vthan
a
dozen
large
fishing
schooners
and
many
smaller
boats
had
More
than
500,000
pounds
of-un-iold
fish
on
board.
,
The
boat
owners
were
holding
the
fish
pending
word
from
the
i
United
Pacific
Fisheries
to
buy
1
fish.
I
I
LIFE
FOR
I
GANGSTER
;
Fred
Burke.
Chicago
Machine
Gun-1
ner,
Will
Cause
No
More
Trouble
ST.
JOSEPH.
Missouri,
April
28
Fred
R,
Burke.
Chicago
gangster
machine
gunner,
will
trouble
no
more
for
he
was
yesterday
sentenced
here
to
life
imprisonment
with
hard
labor
In
Marquette
Pen-
"'"-
Ul
the
murder
of
Patrolman
Charles
Skelly
while
the
latter
was
at-
tempting
to
arrest
him.
Soviet
Rushes
Aid
To
Stranded
Ship
On
Russian
Coast
MOSCOW.
April
38:
A
Soviet
ice
breaker
was
dispatched
yesterday
tr,
thi
roriM
nf
tart
mnnlm
nf
th
I
of
the
xhoon
vlctory
whlch
;
i
.rm,hlo
nn
h
nnrth
maat
Tha
PRINCES
ARE
HOME
TODAY
(Wales
ami
Georte
Fly
From
Bordeaux
to
Paris
and
Due
in
'
London
Today
PARIS.
April
28
On
their
was
home
after
a
four-man
Lha'
tat
tali
8ouUl
Xmeriea.
the
Prince
of
Wales
Jand
prt
rj
arrived
here
yesterday,
having
flown
from
Bor
deaux.
The
Prince
of
Wales
expressed
keen
pleasure
at
the
prospect
of
being
home
again
today.
Vancouver
Wheat
!
VANCOUVER.
April
28:
-
Wheat
was
quoted
at
59iic
on
the
loeal
exchange
today.
,
Tuscan,
9.500
to
AUin
Fisheries
atTcrew
Is
threatened
with
being
fro-
10Jc
and
7c
laen
to
death
Remus,
9.000
to
AUin
Fisheries
at
10.2c
and
7c.
Tyoe,
11.000,
to
Royal
Itih
Com-,iany
at
10.5c
and
7c.
Canadian
Uiiome.
7.000,
Cold
Storage
at
8.1c
,md
ac
IiiRrtd
H
.
10.000,
to
Royal
Fish
Co
at
82c
and
5c.
Tnmn
'8
and
5c
Morris
h..
Bow
to
facmc
tun-
eries
at
8.1c
and
5c.
Bayview.
7.500.
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
4v"
8Sl
UIld
50
Ouny.
13,000
to
Cold
storage
at
8c
iand
5c.
R
W..
8.500
to
Cold
8torage
at
8c
and
5C.
Aleve.
(,uuu
10
AUin
risnencB
ui
8.1c
and
5c.
H
and
R..
5.000
to
Cold
Storage
ut
8c
und
5c.
More
Than
$40,000
Fish
Sold
Yesterday
At
Paget
Sound
Port
Price
of
10c
and
7c
Paid
United
Pacific
Fisheries
Hoped
to
Put
Independent
Buyers
Out
of
Business,
It
Is
Asserted
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
APPEAL
Wholesalers
refused
on
Saturday
'to
buy
the
catches
It
is
declared
here
that
the
United
Pacific
Fish
eries
was
organized
to
put
the
in-I
dependent
buyers
out
of
business.
CALIFORNIA
HAS
STORM
forVrnilai
Kains
Inundate
Streets
and
Cause
Flood
Conditions
L08
ANGELES,
April
28:
The
back
appeared
to
be
broken
yesterday
of
unusual
weather
conditions
which
have
prevailed
in
California.
during
the
past
several
days.
Early
yesterday
morning,
there
were
torrential
rains
of
cloudburst
proportions
in
the
Los
Angeles
district
while
three
huge
waterspouts
in
the
Pacific
Ocean
could
be
observed
from
the
shore.
Sidewalks
were
Inundated
In
San
Pedro
and
at
Long
Beach
there
were,
flood,
conditions.
REVOLT
TO
BE
ENDED
Portuguese
Government
at
Last
takes
Firm
Steps
in
Island
Colonies
LISBON,
April
28:
The
Portuguese
government
has
finally
launched
its
tardy
efforts
to
put
down
a
revolution
which
has
been
on
for
the
past
few
weeks
at
Fun-chal.
Madeira
Islands.
The
attack
against
rebel
forces
has
now
been
launched
by
land
and
air.
HOOVER
TO
RUN
AGAIN
President
Will
Seek
Re-election,
Preliminary
Organization
Work
Indicates
WASHINGTON,
AprU
28
Preliminary
organisation
that
Is
being
launched
on
his
behalf
leads
to
the
belief
that
President
Herbert
Hoover
has
definitely
decided
to
stand
for
a
second
term.
Body
o
Crash
Victim
Home
For
Burial
S
BATTLE,
April
:
Accompanied
by
the
widow
and
young
child,
the
body
of
Thomas
D.
Stlmson,
Seattle
millionaire,
was
brounht
home
yesterday
for
burial.
He
lost
his
life
In
a
mysterious
utrplano
crash
in
the
Washington
Ok.inagan
Sunday.
m
t
t
tea