1
Y1TLE.
April
18:
A
mad
wire
i
fox
terrier
went
on
the
ram-ii
a
down
town
hotel
here
i.iy
afternoon.
Six
persons,
"ling
two
children
who
were
n
are
receiving
treatment
at
h
mds
of
Dr.
t?.
P.
West,
City
noloxlst.
The
dog
later
died
of
Wickersham
Not
Talking
About
Dry
Laws
Now
'
INC
'INN
ATI.
April
18:
-If
his
'hits
at
a
luncheon
here
yester-
"f
the
International
Crime
Pre-
'''ion
committee
expected
that
'
lie
W.
Wickersham,'
chairman
'
'
lie
recent
prohibition
investlga-
'
commission,
was
to
talk
about
r
dry
laws
of
the
country,
they
v
.'
re
disappointed
for
he
did
not
'
u
n-fiT
to
them.
.
Hinchcliffe
Coming
North
Minister
of
Education
to
Inspect
School
Districts
Will
Visit
Prince
Rupert
VICTORIA.
April
18
Hon.
Tl,'iiua
Hinchcliffe,
minister
ofcd.
""Hon,
will
be
leaving
shortly
'"
inspect
the
northern
school
dut
""'is.
He
will
visit
Prince
Rupert)
'"ii
Prince
George
enroute.
,
King
of
Slam
Had
to
Remain
Abed
During
His
Star
In
Vancouver
Yesterday
9cw
York
after
having
disembarked
it
S
o'clock
In
the
afternoon
from
'.he
steamer
Empress
of
Japan
on
which
they
crossed
the
Pacific
cean.
The
condition
of
the
King,
who
suffered
an
attack
of
malaria
ajsd
bronchitis
while
crossing
the
ocean,
necessitates
him
remaining
In
bed.
NAMED
MANAGER
OF
STEAMSHIPS
MONTREAL.
April
18:
The
appointment
of
J.
Carle
ton
Brown
as
Pacific
Coast
mana-
ger
of
Canadian
National
Steamships,
succeeding
B.
C.
Keeley,
resigned.
Is
announced.
Mr.
Brown
takes
over
his
du-
ties
on
May
1.
PACT
IS
OPPOSED
Custom
Treaty
Between
Germany
and
Austria
is
Proving
Unpopular
PAnia.
Aoril
18:
Foreign
Minu
ter
Arlstlde
Briand
U
continuing
his
fight
against
the
Austro-Oerman
customs
treaty
and
has
Invited
five
nations
of
Southern
Europe
to
take
part
in
the
movement
against
the
ipact.
Owing
to
the
opposition
that
is
1
doveionlnir.
Germany
and
Austria
(have
postponed
negotiations,
atj
least
temporarily
GOVERNMENT
CRITICIZED
Llliel.iyiliVtttalVll
With
Policy
-yf
Hen.
I
.Unemployment
nett
Administration
OTTAWA.
April
18
Liberal
speakers
in
the
House
of
Commons
ii.
uir
criticised
the
Bennett
government
for
IU
atutude
toward
unemployment,
inc
eswini
sented
earlier
In
the
week
by
Premier
Bennett,
who
Is
also
minister
of
finance,
were
under
discussion.
seum
durm
pioc
ceremony
.iiion
of
Fascist
m
celebration
il
SPAIN
TO
i
PAY
DEBTS
Financial
Oblifatious
to
Be
Respec
ted
By
Republican
Regime
MADRID.
April
18:
The
new
provisional
republican
government
of
Spain
will
rpect
the
financial
obligations
of
the
former
regime.
It
was
officially
announced
yesterday.
One
of
the
obligations
cited
was
a
$6000,000
loan
floated
with
the
J.
P.
Morgan
Interests
in
the
United
State.
The
government
of
France
has
officially
recognized
the
new
govern
ment
as
have
also
Uruquay,
Mexico
and
Chili.
The
Basque
province
are
In
revolt
at
the
republican
move
and
the
new
government
has
sent
troops
there
to
put
down
the
outbreak.
IS
DUE
MONDAY
Grain
Ship
Further
Delayed
Pilot
Arrives
From
Vancouver
to
Meet
Her
The
steamer
Welsh
City,
which
Is
to
load
a
full
cargo
of
grain
at
Uie
local
elevator
tor
the
United
King-;
dom
or
Continent,
will
not
arrive
until
Monday
midnight
from
Shanghai,
It
was
learned
this
morning.
Capt.
C.
W.
Wearmputh
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
Charles
this
morning
from
Vancouver.
He
will
pilot
the
Welsh
City
in
from
Triple
Island.
King
Alfonso
and
Queen
Victoria
Receive
Friends
PARIS.
April
18:-Klng
Alfonso
and
Queen
Victoria
of
Spain
are
receiving
their
friends
at
their
suite
in
the
Hotel
Maurice
here.
Queen
MHrir
and
Prlneees
Henna
of
Rou
y
juthi
"marching
through
Arcu
tU.
T.
I2tn
.'inniversary
of
then
;o.ino:i.-i.
:
i
RESIGNATION
OF
4
!
COMMISSIONER
i
IS
ASKED
FOR
VANCOUVER.
April
18:
The
city
council,
despite
his
denial
that
he
had
ever
been
con
vie-
ted
of
stealing
lumber
as
char-
'ged
by
Chief
Constable
W.
J.
Bingham,
today
by
a
vote
of
seven
to
five
passed
a
resolu-
4
tion
that
Police
Commissioner
Henry
Burgess
should
resign.
4
CO-OP
IN
MEETING
Handling
of
Salmon
by
Fishermen
is
Again
Under
Discussion
No
Announcement
Means
by
whicli
the
fishermen
may
handle
their
own
salmon
are
under
discussion
again
at
a
general
meeting
today
in
the
Metro-pole
Hall
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Association.
The
meeting
is
open
only
to
members
of
the
association.
Gustave
Norman,
president
of
the
association,
is
In
the'
chair
and
about
forty
members
were
present
this
morning
with
even
a
larger
gathering
this
afternoon.
Officials,
after
the
morning
session,
had
no
announcement
to
make
as
to
the
progress
of
deliberations.
The
meeting
adjourned
for
the
lunch
hour
and
Is
In
session
again
Hi
is
afternoon,
Vancouver
Wheat
Up
Again
Today
VANCOUVER,
April
18:
-
The
price
of
wheat
showed
still
anothe
gain
on
the
local
exchange
toda;
when
the
quotation
was
C3c.
The
Bureau
of
Standards,
Washington,
DC
has
an
electrically
propelled
machine
which
imitates
the
abrasive
friction
to
which
sole
leather
is
subject
In
walking.
40
-t'UO
revu'i'tions
Is
equivalent
to
24
mania
called
upon
them
yesterday.
(
hours
of
actual
walking.
T's
Weather
If
Tomorrow's
Tides
0
'2.
Sunday,
April
19,
1931
Prii
y.
't
Part
cloudy,
light
High
1.43
a.m.
21.2
It.
wcstci
5'
S
barometer,
30.40;
14.18
pjn.
19.1
ft.
tempe
3
;f
sea
smooth,
Low
8.16
a.m.
3.4
It
3
l!
20.10
p.m.
6.6
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUM
BIA'S
NEWSPAPER
gr-
gu3
V
)!
XXII
!
S
V
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
APRIL
18,
1931
:
jr.-.-
PRICE
TIVE
CENTS
V
1
TRIBUTE
TO
C
JV.
R.
AND
ITS
HEAD
REVOLT
IN
NICARAGUA
CONTINUING
WITH
MORE
DEATHS
Saskatchewan
Premier
Voices
Confidence
In
Thornton
and
Railway
i
Publicly
Expresses
Thanks
For
Services
at
Banquet
Last!
Night
in
Winnipeg
Prairie
Farmers
and
I
Business
Men
Carrying
on
j
s
.
WINNIPEG,
April
18:
Hon.
J.
T.
M.
Anderson,
Pre-!
r
j.
'
of
Saskatchewan,
speaking
before
the
Winnipeg'
15i
ui
fl
of
Tradcat
the
Fort
Garry
Hotel
last
night,
assured
si"
Henry
Thornton,.
chairman
and
president
of
the
Ca-
j
lian
National
Railways,
that
he
and
the
great
govern-!
i
nt-owned
railroad
over
which
he
presides,
have
the
im-
n.ndtnce
ana
support
oi
in.
w
;
i
lie
wan
government
and
the
l
i
hewan
people.
.
my
privilege
thU
evening.
.id
Premier
Anderson,
"to
.v
tiiank
Sir
Henry
and'
his
m
on
behalf
of
Unpeople
of
;rv;iu-r.
(or
the
manner
In
.
they
have
assisted
the
Sas-i
.tn
government
In
provtd-:::;)lument
for
tftose
In
rural
-
who
have
been
In
want,
economic
conditions
are
m
do.
inroucQ
nisiness
ae-
many
pa
the
farmer
and
buslness-'
he
prelrtea
are
carrying
on
plcal
Canadian
fighting
'..p
publlc-mtnded
men
of
.
organlaatkma
as
the
Ca-Nutional
Railways
have
pro-encouragement
necessary
.1
this
Invaluable
spirit."
,:rr
added.
BITTEN
BY
MAD
DOG
Terror
Sprrad
In
Seattle
Hold
Yesterday
Afternoon
LEAVE
FOR
'
NEW
YORK
VANCOUVER.
April
1:
The
i
Celebrating
12th
Anniversary
of
Fascism
""Vartfcuard
oT
u'ugu
MACD0NALD
SAFE
NOW
British
Election
Talk
Subsid
How
Liberals
Voted
LONDON,
April
18:
As
a
result
f
its
great
victory
in
the
House
of
Commons
division
Thursday
night
on
the
Conservative
censure
amend-
iient,
the
Labor
Government
Is
nore
solidly
entrenched
than
at
iny
time
since
it
last
assumed
of
fice.
The
result
of
the
vote
has
served
to
allay
talk
of
the
Laborttes
rellnguiahing
office
and
calling
a
general
election
at
an
early
date.
HUGE
FORTUNE
LEFT
BY
4
NICHOLAS
LONGWORTII
CINCINNATI.
April
18:
Nl-
4
cholas
Longworth,
the
late
4
,
Speaker
of
the
United
States
4
named
as
sole
beneficiary.
44444
4444
GERMANY
TO
STRUGGLE
ON
Decides
Not
to
Ask
Moratorium
on
I
i
War
Payments;
,
Aprti
!8irXliough
be-f
set
wiin
war
inaemmty
ana
reparation
payments.
Germany
does
not
intend
to
seek
a
moratorium
from
its
creditor
nations,
it
was
announ-'
ced
yesterday.
i
As
a
result
of
a
recent
canvass,
REVOLT
IN
ICAPTAIN
!
NICARAGUA!
DROWNED
United
States
Marines
in
Control-Warships
Rushing
to
Aid
.Man
Who
Had
Spent
All
Life
at
Sea
Succumbed
in
Bath
Tub
.
H7TT
f.
V
BROOKLYN.
April
18:
Capt.
a.C?U'SP'a
18:-
Unl
!d
Geore
Humphrey,
retired
shipmas-States
Marines
have
the
appear
to
who
ter,
spent
practically
all
revolt
of
Nicaraguan
natives
under
hlI
llfe
on
h,
n
sas
was
dfown.
control.
The
rebels
were
yesterday
ed
ta
tne
bath
tub
of
hls
nome
h
withdrawing
their
forces
toward
the
after
he
had'8Uffered
a
heart
at-frontier.
:
'
It
was
announced
that
Lieut.
;
Wood,
United
SUtes
Marine
Corps,
had
been
killed
while
leading
a
punitive
expedition
against
the
natives.
It
was
also
revealed
that
seven
of
eight
Americans
who
were
killed
In
BUSH
FIRES
ARE
RAGING
Wednesday's
fighting
were
put
to
death
utter
they
had
been
captur-
j
.Northern
Wisconsin
and
Michigan
ed
:
Being
Swept
By
Flames
The
main
fighting
has
been'
around
Cape
Oracios
Adtos.
I
,
MILWAUKEE.
April
18:-Marsh
WASHINGTON.
April
18:-Three
and
tlmber
flre5
were
conum,
to
United
States
warships-Memphis,
t
rage
north
of
thls
clty
yesterday
Sacramento
and
Rochester-are
many
sumnier
retidences
were
wcauw
lowaru
Nicaragua
to
asusi
amonR
the
property
threatened
other
United
States
forces
In
pat-
tins
down
the
rebellion
In
the
Central
American
republic.
Secretary
of
State
II.
L.
Stlmson
has
Instructed
the
United
States
minister
to
Nicaragua
to
warn
all
United
States
residents
In
that!
ilh
destruction.
Fifteen
jnlllion
dollars
damage
Is
reported
to
have
been
done
by
bush
fires
during
the
past
week
in
Nor-hern
Michigan.
jhwapubicttimtcautui
njl
I
VJ
pv
IJ
IT-
.
.
try
or
move
to
cities
which
are
be-
lfllXlJu
JU11
lng
afforded
protection
by
the
United
States
Marines.
MANAGUA,
April
18.
American
residents
of
Managua
were
belli
e
threatened
yesterday
by
a
body
of
three
hundred
rebels.
So
far.
18
Americans
have
been
killed
in
the
latest
disorders
In
the
republic.
VESTRIS
CASE
ON
NEW
YORK.
April
18:-The
courts
have
placed
a
value
of
$90,-
The
action
of
the
Liberals
on
the
,.,
in
.i,-
Ati-
ilviaton
did
mwh
to
save
the
day
two
w
ag0
tnd
her
carg0.
.'or
Premier
Ramsay
MaeDonald.
r.
.....
..,
rhlrty-Ilve
Liberals
voted
with
the
fnnn
h,,
i.jInPh4lrt
--,;,
government
and
10
agaiosW
while
lh,
'i
on
tt.h1rh
five
abtUtned
from
voting.
Jm
ve8
xhe
owners
claim
that
the
slnk-
4.
.r.
4ing
was
due
to
an
"Act
of
Qod"
and
through
no
fault
of
Its
own.
:TREM0R
I
IS
FELT
House
of
Representatives,
left
4
1
a
fortune
amounting
to
$16,-
4
'Slight
Earthquake
Shock
Reported
000.000.
In
his
will
his
wife
was
In
Southern
B.C.
and
North-
trn
Washington
Human
Skull
fa
,
ito
Found
in
Seattle;
Dental
Work
Clue
UNDER
WAY
Baron
II.
Quickstad
of
Seattle
is
Suing
Over
Red
Top
Property
at
Stewart
VICTORIA,
April
18:Suit
for
$50,000
damages
has
been
launched
in
Supreme
Court
here
by
Baron
H.
Quickstad,
former
European
mining
engineer,
who
is
now
In
Seattle,
against
John
McNeill
of
Stewart
and
James
J.
Connors
of
Juneau
resulting
from
negotiations
under
which
J.
Duthle,
Seattle
shlpbull-
dr
Wa5
to
take
and
Value
of
$90,000
Placed
on
Ship-
Pja"nn
over
Damage
Claims
Aggregate
$3,000,000
vie
sivui
a
iisuinai
uipuaib
known
as
the
Red
Top
on
the
Upper
Naas
River.
25
miles
from
Stewart.
Mr.
Justice
D.
A.
McDonald
granted
a
month's
postponement
of
the.
action.
WALKER
ON
DEFENSIVE
New
n
York
Mayor
Does
ot
Think
He
Should
Be
Detective
NEW
YORK.
April
18:
In
a
(Statement
of
defence
against
char
ges
made
against
his
administration".
Mayor
James
Walker
voiced
the
general
principle
that
his
was
an
administration
office
and
that
he
did
not
feel
It
his
duty
to
be
a
private
detective
into
the
the
affairs
of
civic
employees.
VANCOUVER,
April
18
An
earth
i
Mayor
Walker's
statement
of
de-
tremor
which
shook
pictures
on
the
fence
has
been
prepared
for
sub-walls
of
hnusqs
In
Victoria
and
at!
mission
to
Governor
Franklin
D.
Abbotsford
was
reported
last
night.
I
Roosevelt.
Residents
of
Vancouver
and
North
-
1
Vancouver
also
felt
the
movement
;
A
IT
J
while
Belllnahsiri
and
the
northern
AmIVCS
UnUCr
section
of
the
State
of
Washington
m
,
.
reported
a
Jhjht
shock.
i
I
OW
VVlth
I
OH
H
W
mnpj
Fresh
Fish
In
tow
of
the
Inverness,
Northland
Navigation
Co.'s
Norco,
which
la
suffering
from
engine
trouble,
arrived
In
port
this
morning
from
Ketchikan
She
brought
down
twa
SEATTLE.
April
18
The
polled'
carloads
of
froieji
fish
for,
trans-
the
German
government
has
come
hope
to
solve
through
dental
work
shipment
Hast
over
the
Cana-to
the
ronclulim
that
n
proposal
for
on
the
teeth
Uie
identity
of
a
dlan
National
Railways.
After
dls-u
motuiorium
would
be
received
.skull
which
has
been
found
by
chaining,
she
was
taken
back
to
coldly,
to
say
the
least.
sewer
workers
in
the
city.
Ketchikan.