nrl
V:
Today's
Weather
r
incc
Rf..t
r
-loudy,
light
.
nra.st
ww;--g
Dmeter,
30,17;
ipcruture,
a
smooth.
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5
v,.:-:ii
No.
e
.
i-
ta
riuiiJL
un
EtV
Leaders
Resort
to
New
Tactic
in
Honduras
and
Nicaragua
May
1:
The'
death
oc-lere
Wednesday
of
Mrs.
w
Reld.
widow
of
a
former
nited
States
ambassador
to
Bitaln.
TITRATION
ON
KINO
OF
S1AM
NECESSARY
I
i,
ii
C
M
TIMORE.
May
1:
The
:
i
of
Blam,
If
the
sight
of
his
ve
is
to
be
saved,
must
un
operation
for
catar-lio
was
advised
yesterday
ls
Physietan,
Dr.
William
"
ti
Wllmr.;The
operation
performed
by
Dr.
John
W
heeler,
New
York
spccial-
Canadian
Capital
VANCOUVER
May
1
Mtyor
Xylggis
fwesentta
Ot-.
""V
-fl'-P-
..
mt
''.
n
May
reaner
m
uwi
wnere
ne
is
lnrervirwrng
c.
v
.
.mil
Ntaragua
are
resort-
Beatty
K.C
and
governmental
of
;iuMcy
Of
frtglttftBness
In
ficlate
with
respect
to
Vancouver
i:
.c
the
rebellion
In
the
two
railway
matters
including
the
Bur-
TQ
r
,
i
American
republic.
It
is
raid
bridge.
iicrr
1
sik
IntenUon
of
the
rebels
Mi
it
is
stated,
to
decapiv
nemjr
prisoners
who
are
and
mount
their
heads
on
.:ady
.such
atrocities
as
:
-portesj
to
hate
been
in
Nicaragua.
COMPROMISE
ON
SPEAKER
SENSATION
IS
SPRUNG
Seattle
Grand
Jury
will
Reopen
Whole
Savings
Company
Case
-
as
Result
nf
Evidence
SEATTLE.
May
1:
As
a
result'
of
sensational
evidence
given
by
Ad-olph
Linden.
Impeached
former
president
of
the
concern,
the
King
Countv
Grand
Jury
decided
to
re-
Rrpubl
publu
an
-Progressive
Nominee
Is
open
t
entire
investigation
into
Llkriv
in
I'nited
States
House
lne
tffoln
of
the
defunct
Puget
niNOTON,
May
1:--That
a
ise
Speaker
tor
the
Houe
M-nUtim.
being
the
Joint
i
Republicans
and
Progres-
v
uid
be
chosen
a,
the
next
t
Congress
ems
likely.
'
sman
Srhn1de
of
Wie-iiiinunees
that
'hr
Progres-rid
to
nominate
a
third
1
tor
Speaker
in
which
'Iut
Republlcaus
or
Demo-
''
'id
be
able
to
set
decls-
"Uy.
Widow
of
Former
Ambassador
to
London
Passes
Sound
Savings
St
Loan
Co.
It
is
expected
an
Indictment
will
be
brought
in
by
the
Orand
Jury
by
tomorrow
night.
LUMBER
CO.
AUCTIONED
who
acted
on
behalf
as
tne
jwon-treal
Trust
Co.
and
Calvin
Fentress,
Chicago,
trustees
of
first
mortgage
bonds.
FISH
SALES
Summary
American
49.500
pounds.
8c
and
5c
and
8.9c
and
6c.
.
Canadian
14,000
pounda.
Be
f
m
5c
and
8.1c
and
5c.
i.
American
Kodlak,
300
Cldjrme,
t
8c
?nAnrfaiJa7.600.iind
Wabasli,
SJ00.
Booth,
0.8c
and.
Cc
"'
Canadian
Viking,
8,000,
Gold
Storage,
8.1c
nnrt
Rp
Impcrcuse.
6,000,
Atlln.
8c
and
5c.
U
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
May
1-Whet
w
quoted
at
SOTfec
on
the
local
exchange
today.
SAN
DIBOO.
May
SENATOR
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
FRIDAY,
MAY
1,
1931
MAY
DAY
OBSERVED
Arrests
Made
in
Adelaide
Brisbane
as
Result
of
Demonstrations
and
MELBOURNE,
Aust,
May
1:
Disturbances
in
Adelaide
and
Urisbane
marked
the
Australian
May
Day.
Six
men
were
arrested
at
Adelaide
when
police
and
communists
clashed.
Twenty
persons
were
arrested
at
Brisbane
when
a
crowd
attempted
to
stage
a
forbidden
demonstration.
In
Sydney
several
thousand
persons
participated
in
an
orderly
parade
through
the
city.
I4PIL0T
HAS
COOL
HEAD
Ohio
Flyer
Set
Plane
Down
Safely
After
Engines
Gave
Out
Yesterday
CLEVELAND.
May
1:
After
two
uf
the
three
engines
of
his
big
pas-1
enger
plane
had
stalled,
an
Ohio
ommercial
pilot
used
the
remain-1
ing
one
to
good
advantage
and
set
i
his
plane
down
safely
with
Injury
j
to
no
one.
Last
year
all
three
engines
failed
I
on
the
same
pilot
but
he
made
an
emergency
landing
safely
in
a
backyard
and
no
one
was
"hurt.
SUSPICION
OF
MURDER
Deranged
Thirty-Year
Old
Placed
Under
Arrest
at
San
Diego
IS
DEAD
Hon.
George
Green
Foster
I
Away
Today
at
Home
In
Montreal
MONTREAL,'
May
Oeorte
Owen
Foster
K.C
Uif
Alma
In
the
Eastern
Townships
of
Quebec,
died
at
his
home
here,
today.
l.i'K
-
.
-
i
-
-
:
-
i
5
'
GOVERNOR
SIGNS
RILL
FOR
ALASKA
REPEAL
JUNEAU,
May
1:
Oovernor
Parks
yesterday
signed
the
bill
Man
Last
year
in
April
the
permMs
re
presented
a
value
M
$.a6.
The
list
for
this
April
provides
nmonc
nlhnr
minor
urutart&ktnsa.'
1:
Anthony
,f0r
one
dairy,
one
gymnasium
and
Borrett.
aged
30,
has
been
placed
jfpur
new
re,Wenct.s
m
various
parts
!
under
arrest
here
on
suspicion
lnJof
the
The
AprU
m
M
Jo
Properties
of
Vancouver
Lumber
connection
with
recent
girl
killings
1,.
Co.
nring
ll.zoo.ooo
loaay
m
this
city.
Beiievea
wwina
par-
Itially
deranged
condition.
Barrett
VANCOUVER.
May
1:
Properties
has
been
mumbling
about
killing
a
of
the
Vancouver
Lumber
Co.
Ltd.
i
Bri
md
cutting
up
the
body.
He
also
of
Vancouver
were
SoM
at
auction.
y,
that
he
killed
a
man.
today
for
$1,200,000
tc
Robert
Bone.
.,
M.
Johnson.
840
Second
Avenue,
general
repairs.
$400.
St
Peter's
Chui-oh,
Slxtb
Avenue
East,
erect
gymnasium,
$ftS00.
McCaffery.
Olbbena
St
CoUart.
Third
Avenue,
repair
sior
$360.
J.
Buss
Si
C.
Vink,
Eleventh
Ave-
jnue
East,
erect
dairy.
$1600.
I
,C.
Hew.
Third
Avenue
West,
re-palr
foundation.
$150.
1
C.
Ehlmuiu,
Fruser
Street,
repair
I
foundation,
$300
Passes
c.
H.
Orme.
Fulton
8treet.
repair
store.
$1000.
L.
Parkes,
Fourth
Avenue
Bast
j
repair
foundation.
$300.
1:
Senator,
j.
Culos,
Seventh
Avenue
Watt,
formerly
erect
residence,
$2800.
J.
ft.
Morln.
Sixth
Avenue
Bast,
erect
residence.
$4500.
'
C.
Larkin,
Fifth
Avenue,
general
repairs,
$200.
H.
Mortimer.
ThfM
Aviwua,
re
pair
foundation.
$500.
Inlander
Mess.
Third
ATstiue.
concrete
basement,
$890.
C.
O.
Rowe,
Second
Avenue,
move
building,
$600.
O.
'Mlkalison.
Second
Avenue,
er-
repealing
the
territorial
bone-
cct
residence
$470
dry
law
and
an
accompanying
F..
E.
Rush,
Sixth
Street,
ereoi
4-
memorial
to
Congress.
sign,
ilSQ.
a
J.
Unwln,
AUu)
Avenue
,,
roof.
$75.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUM
BIA'S
NEWSPAPER
''jggglgggggggsBMnflgVm
!ag
g
g
g
g
Bgsa
glr.iigU-
wy!y8
sagSMW
f
agggggggggggggggggggfllfeHEjMHfessVKKtiL..
gflgA
Royal
brother
Davie
.ur:
c;r
b;,
K
J
:
i
ui
months'
trip
to
Prince
Rupert
Building
Shows
Substantial
Increase
So
Far
This
Year
Over
1930
Figure
If
times
are
hard
in
Prince
Rupert
this
spring,
they
are,
at
least,
not
reflected
in
lessened
building
activity
here,
To
the
contrary,
there
is
a
substantial
increase
in
local
building,
permits
taken
out
so
far
this
year
representing
a
total
value
of
.$52,023
as
against
$4Sfi.50
in
the
first
four
months
of
1930.
The
incrense
iyuW
to
a
substantial
list
in
April.
Just
ended,
totalling
$14
Ttt.l-
,
F.
L.
Cole
First
Avenue,
general
r-palrs,
$$.
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club,
Acropolis
Hill,
erect
tsnnts
court,
$$000.
A.
McPherson.
Fourth
Avenue
West,
erect
residenve,
$400.
i
Geo.
White,
Foutrh
Avenue
Bast,
shingle
roof,
$135.
A.
H
Hill-Tout
Ambrose
Avenue,
erect
residence.
$2000.
REVOLT
IS
CONTROLLED
Portuguese
Troops
Have
Disorders
on
Madeira
Islands
Well
in
Hand
-i
FUNOHAU
Madeira.
May
1
:
It
appeared
that
Portuguese
troops,
which
have
Just
been
landed,
have
the
revolution
on
the
Madeira
Islands
under
control.
To
Use
Cotton
:
'ForWrappers
Of
Chewing
Gum
Shingle
Mlllscnd
four
or
fire
houses
in
which
employees
lived
were
de-1
troyed
by
fire
yesterday
afternoon.
;
Damage
Is
4timateid
at
$50,000.
!
One
hundred
men
were
employed
!
in
the
mill.
CHICAGO
MURDERS
Led
United
States
For
Number
March
With
Twenty
Killings
Heavy
Selling
Movement
Forced
Down
Prices
in
New
York
Today
CH1CAOO.
May
1
As
a
means
tng
swept
the
stock
market
during
to
help
the
cotton
industry
which
the
last
hour
today
Auburn
tumb-hus
fatten
upon
evil
days,
the
led
$40
from
day's
best
price
af-Wi
lgley
Chewing
Gum
Co.
annosm-Urr
surgtiiB
up
$14
red
t
tut
t
plans
were
bi
lnu
ni.iile
to
United
States
Steel
dropped
mure
Khmgle
use
cotton
mnr
cxicn.Mv
-i
m
gum
ihim
$8
to
,i
new
low
level
since
1927
package
wrappers.
'at
$113.50
and
closed
at
$114
JS.
Tomorrow's
Tides
Saturday,
May
2,
1931
High
0:52
ajn.
231
ft.
13.37
pjn.
20:9
It.
LOW
J....
7:28
4m
'
0:8
ft.
19:33
pjn.
4:9
ft.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
CE
RIVER
FOLK
DEMAND
ACTION
ESTRANGED
PARENTS
WATCH
MICHAEL'S
FIGHT
FOR
LIFE
Mass
Meeting
of
Delegates
From
All
Parts
ot
Northern
Farming
Area
Insist
On
Outlet
Building
Arc
Disgusted
With
Delay
of
Governments
in
Matter-Resolution
is
to
be
Forwarded
to
All
Interested
Parties
I
T
VCE
RIVER,
Alta.,
May
1:
Disgusted
with
the
i
governments
in
taking
some
action
on
their
persis-!:
appeals
of
the
past,
a
mass
meeting
of
delegates
re-.
-.
titing
practically
all
boards
of
trade
in
the
digtrict
niuht
passed
a
resolution
definitely
demanding
imme-!,,'
action
on
the
construction
of
a
railway
outlet
to
the
i
Coast.
The
resolution
will
be
at
once
conveyed
to
f
h
unties
interested.
FRIGHTFUL
Mayor
Taylor
of
ciruT
fK
Vancouver
Visits
Prince
of
Wales
Home
Again
King
Carol
and
Queen
Helen
Guard
Their
Son
In
His
Fight
Ft
r
Life
""
"
4,9,
Royal
Mother
Refuses
Advice
of
Physicians
Not
to
Risk
Her
Own
Life-rFather
Reiterates
Advice
Rut
All
in
Vain
1
BUCHAREST,
Roumania,
May
1
:
While
his
estranged
J
41
4
J
,
U
U-
r
i
ciwitji
itnu
iiiuiiier
Milieu
uuiui,y
t
cacii
uiuui
iium
ujju-
site
sides
of
his
sick
bed,
Prince
Michael,
the
boy
who
was
King,
today
lav
suffering
with
diphtheria.
Serious
danger
of
death
is
believed
averted
but
anxiety
must
continue.
Physicians
warned
Queen
Helen
that
she
must
not
endan-
lger
her
own
life
by
too
constant
at-
CHECK
UP
PETITION
SEATTLE,
May
1:
Forty
clerks-
are
eagaged
in
checking
over
94X10
1
ply
the
Cfeilftu'Kfyafcipal
Protective
League
asking
for
the
recall
of;
Mayor
Frank
Bd
wards.
Meantime,
fhe
mayor
is
not
idle
in
the
fight
bat
has
instituted
legal
proceedings
designed
to
block
the
recall
move.
The
ltae
of
action
to
be
taken
ry
Mayor
Edwards
will
not
be
divulged
until
court
proceedings
art
actually
taken
against
him.
millTas
destroyed
I
Plant
of
Powell
River
&
'
Shingle
Mills
Wiped
Out
With
Loss
of
$50,000
tendance
upon
the
patient
who
is
nine
years
old.
Helen
looked
at
King
Carol
and
answered:
"What
is
life
to
me?
I
have
only
one
child.
I
shall
nevVr
hate
another.
My
place
is
at
his
side
"
kl
Carol,
breaking
a
near
silence
of
Seattle
Mayor
Takes
Steps
to
Block
the
warning
of
Itecall
Proceedings
uk
priysicuttiB.
awuriiis
uei
mat
Michael
had
trustworthy
nurses
and
attendants.
Helen
on):
shook
haf
head
in
re-
CURE
IS
.
QUICKER
Dirorres
at
Reno
Made
Even
More
Convenient
RENO.
May
1:
The
divorce
mill
will
henceforth
turn
even
more
quickly,
quietly
and
smoothly.
.
Under
new
state
regulations,
people
now
have
to
establish
but
six
j
weeks'
Instead
of
three
months'
re-I
sidence
here
before
applying
for
dl-
vorce
It
ts
also
provided
that
there
Lake
shall
be
no
publicity
for
those
who
desire
to
"take
the
cure"
quieUy.
Three
hundred
and
fJXsy
prospec-
Uve
divorcees
now
in
vodence
here
POWELL
RIVER,
May
1:-The
are
rejotccful
at
the
ew
regulation,
plant
of
theTowell
River
&
Lake;
LABOR
HAS
LOST
SEAT
Mosely
Defection
Allowed
Conservative
to
Win
Ash
ton
.Seat
In
By-Election
I
ASHTON.
Under-Tyne,
Lanea-
shire,
Eng..
May
1:
The
j
ttves
regained
Ashttn
seat
from
Labor
in
yesterday's
by-elect
ten.
elect-I
ing
Lieut.
Ool.
J.
Btoadbent
over
J.
W.
Oordon,
the
LabartU.
and
Allan
WASHINOTOX.
May
I
;
Chicago
'.Young,
candidate
of
the
Moseley
was
the
high
city
of
the
United
I
party.
States
for
murders
tn
March,
there
'
having
been
to
life-takings
in
the
Windy
City
during
that
month.
Philadelphia
cume
next
with
U
murders.
Birmingham
and
Detroit,
had
eight
each
and
Washington
and
New
York,
seven
each.
BIG
SLUMP
IN
STOCKS
The
Weather
Langara
Island
Cloudy,
isouth
wind;
sea
calm,
j
Triple
Island
Cloudy,
southeast
wind;
sea
smooth.
light
light
GRAIN
CONGESTION
'
AT
VANCOUVER
IS
ANTICIPATED
SOON
,
VANCOUVER,
May
1
There
is
a
possibility
of
grain
conges.
I
now
iunn,
AiHjr
nsavy
w-,
Hon
at
Vancouver,
wun
a
-
t
storage,
limit
of
16oOOOJ)00
bu-
shels.
the
port
on
Wednesday
had
15.886.825
bushels
In
ele-
4
vators
and
en
route.
-
I
nil
Jsitl
iV
4fcW
(
r
'4.
i
t