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H
i
Canadian
Mounted
Police
.
sont
Into
the
north
of
the
t
stop
the
alleged
general
Dr.
Sutherland
Is
Critical
of
Tolmie
Regime
Tl
VKL8TOKE.
May
2:
Address-nnutucnu
here.
Dr.
W.
H.
I
'tid.
M
LA.
for
Revelstoke,
"HriRlD,
May
2-ReporU
of
scroti
(breaks
among
sailors
on
ii
Navy
warships
were
do-
'
merday
by
the
provisional
j
1
'iicnt.
It
was
explained
that
'i
id
been
minor
disturbance
1
two
warships,
these
having
:'
brought
speedily
under
con-
USED
BOYS
IN
HOLD-UP
totnk.
In
Oregon
Town
of
$100
Is
Robbed
1ROUTVALE.
Orecon.
May
2-A
REBELS
ARE
SEATTLE,
May
2
Maude
Ilealey
U
.
u
cili-.
..-1.1
...W
bought
a
new
automobile,
was
ar-
I
retted
yesterday
with
a
young
man
I
companion
near
Castle
Rock.
The
icuple
were
asleep
in
the
car
In
a
I
unemployed
men
in
set-
lonst
fires
in
order
to
get:
enii-mwii
conaiium.
n
1
h'in
thrrn
Pemetratorsof
;8Hon
jug
of
liquor
was
conflsca
...ay
find
themselves
get-
lied
nd
allegedly
having
to
board
In
jail.
do
with
a
Seattle
liquor
ring
were
seized.
PRINCE
NOT
IN
DANGER
Michael
of
Koumania
Apparently'
Improving
Parents
Still
Unreconciled
1
.i.stcr
of
public
works
In
the
j
Liberal
admlnstration,
BUCHAREST,
Roumanla.
May
2:
the
Tolmie
government
j
The
latest
bulletin
as
to
the
con
v
"n
extravagance,
especially
lurtton
with
administration
1
affairs.
OUTBREAK
INNAVY
Spanish
Provisional
Government
lcnles
Any
Serious
Trouble
dition
of
Prince
Michael,
stricken
with
diphtheria,
states
that
there
is
no
immediate
danger.
While
King
Carol
and
Queen
Helen
continue
their
watch
over
the
bedside
of
their
son.
there
is
no
1
indication
of
a
reconciliation
being
brought
about.
They
rarely
speak
to
l
each
other.
RETREATING
Portuguese
Troops
Score
Victory
on
Madeira
Mand
FUNCHAL.
Madeira,
May
2:
on
this
Island
were
reported
Tomorrow's
Tides
Irate
Sunday,
May
3,
1931
High
1:30
a.m.
23:2
ft.
14:24
p.m.
20:3
ft.
Low
8:11
a.m."
0:7
fl.
20:15
5:9
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUM
MA'S
NEWSPAPER
p.m.
V
i.
XXII..
No.
103.
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W
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MAY
2,
1931
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
AY
DAY
DISTURBANCES
IN
CANADA
The
Firat
Church
of
Christ,
Scientist
tn
Boston,
Massachusetts,
will
erect,
ax
soon
as
plans
and
arrangements
are
completed,
a
new
Publishing
U"ue.
Here
provision
will
be
made
for
the
needs
of
The
Christian
Science
Monitor.
The
Christian
Science
Journal,
the
Christian
Science
Sentinel
and
all
other
literature
published
by
the
Society.
The
new
building,
which
will
cost
lr
U
neighborhood
of
$3,000,000.
will
occupy
approximately
58,000
square
feet
of
ground
bounded
by
Mu&ichu-
Awoue.
Norway,
Falmouth
and
BIG
PLANE
OFF
AGAIN
DO-X
Ready
Once
More
For
Hop
Across
Atlantic
Ocean
RIO
DE
OKO,
West
Africa,
May
2:
The
great
German
flying
boat
Dornlcr
DO-X,
delayed
for
a
couple
of
months
in
a
projected
flight
across
the
Atlantic
Ocean,
was
safely
anchored
here
yesterday
after
making
another
lap
in
its
trip.
Capt.
Christiansen
ei
pressed
the
hope
that
the
huge
plane
might
take
off
soon
for
South
America.
The
same
route
will
be
taken
across
the
ocean
as
that
which
was
used
by
the
Italian
Squadron
several
months
ago.
NARROW
ESCAPE
Pilot
and
Woman
Passenger
hurt
when
Plane
Crashes
1
Flames
TWfi
RFRFI.
KING
TAKES
SEATTLE,
May
2
Mrs.
Dwlght
b,
Hartman,
president
of
the
Wo-!
men's
Aeronautical
Association,
had
a
miraculous
escape
from
1
death,
together
with"
the
pilot,
nioht
t
ho
in
full
retreat
,
when
a
Coast
Air
Lines
plane
had
to
the
Interior
of
the
Island.
The
1
engine
trouble
and
crashed
in
Portuguese
government
troops
scor-
flames
to
the
roof
of
a
barn
threo
cd
a
complete
victory
with
the
aid
miles
north
of
Kent.
Washington,
of
a
warship
operating
along
the
Neither
Mrs.
Hartman
or
the
pilot
coast
Iwere
seriously
hurt.
ur
x
nc
nic?
SHORT
WALK
""U
ind
turn
vnnrnr
hnv
hr1rf
lin
iMoiUrdl
Able
to
Leave
Windsor
First
Time
Since
tate
bank
here
yesterday
UnIlcU
statM
Marines
Continue
Ac-
Castle
For
-
scaped
with
$400
In
cash
tlvity
Against
Nlcaraguan
"He
Ihivh
went
nn
in
thn
tnllor
,
D.m.nH
!
.
1
1""".?-
1
WINDSOR,
England,
May
2:-For
"'''s"
while
the
man
covered
'""'1
"
'
With
"
his
ms
enn
gun.
Rernninir
ocruping
The
structurei
will
hav'e
a
-rarying
height
The
Massachusetts
Avenue
end
of
the
bullding..whlch
will
be
used
for
offices,
will
be
nine
stories
In
height,
while
that
part
which
is
opposite
The
Mother
Churcrrtediflce
will
be
three
and
four
stories
n
height
and
in
.scale
with
this
edifice".
The
publishing
building
will
be
related
In
architectural
style
to
The
Mother
Church,
and
its
design
has
been
Influenced
by
the
fact
that
In
the
future
it
probably
will
become
one
of
a
group
of
buildings
which
will
sur-
round
and
fornrti
fitting
architectural
TO
GIVE
WAKMNG
OF
EARTHQUAKES
WASHINGTON;
DC
May
2:
Inventors
are
working
here
on
a
device
which
it
Is
hoped
will
give
at
least
a
few
hours
warning
of
Impending
earth-
quakes.
The
device
will
operate
on
the
assumption
that
yits
of
the
earth
presage
quakes.
TOWN
NIGH
WIPED
OUT
Athabasca,
Alta,
Had
Close
Call
YesterdayTimber
Destroyed
at
Spirit
River
EDMONTON,
May
2:
The
town
of
Athabasca
was
threatened
with
complete
destruction
yesterday
by
a
bad
brush
fire.
Large
timber
losses
are
reported
In
the
Spirit
River
district.
Reorganizing
of
Salvation
Army
BUI
Before
Houc
of
Commons
For
Approval
LONDON,
May
2:
A
bill
authorizing
certain
reorganization
measures
In
the
Salvation
Army
is
now
before
Parliament.
.
WOULD
ISOLATE
SONS
OF
FREEDOM
IN
TOWN
ALL
BY.
THEMSELVES
tiatl
Brotherhood
secto!
Douki
hobors
Is
seeking
to
have
mem
bcrs
of
the
troublous
Sons
of
Freedom
sect
moved
from
the
Brilliant
colony
to
the
aban-
1
doned
town
of
Porto
Rico.
It
Is
the
Sons
of
Freedom
who
stanc
!
MANAGUA.
Nlmotu..
My
:-
''"
"m0"'
nuic
pan.de.
In
protast
,alnrt
tiA-,..i
r.
month
ago,
King
ueorge
was
auie
j.
i,avini.
ih-i,
,im,,
uu
two
leaders
01
wu
mtumbu
.,j-
ratu
Th.,,.,.
v..
v....u.i.i
.
hlch
the
Idler
gave
up,
tho'
volution
were
killed
in
activities
of
w
'
"to
"uVe
walk
10
publlc
!
H
took
a
torture
y
y
ro"na
ie
.
"'r'y
made
their
escane
In
a
the
Un
fed
StatM
Marine
Corps
coupe.
yesterday.
istlc
grounds
with
Queen
Mary,
j
school.
GIANT
GERMAN
FL
YING
BOA
T
READY
TO
RESUME
FLIGHT
Twenty-Nine
Men
Are
Arrested
In
Prairie
City
Riots
Yesterday
Demonstrations
Occurred
in
Winnipeg,
Calgary,
Regina,
Port
Arthur
and
Fort
William
Police
and
Communists
Clash
WINNIPEG,
May
2:
Twenty-nine
men
were
arrested
'
(.i.nn'.v
May
Day
disturbances
in
Winnipeg,
Calgary
and
Kr
ina
yesterday.
At
Calgary
the
police
used
batons
free-'
i..
o
rrs
being
injured.
At
Regina,
unemployed
paraders
.
v
a'
tacked
by
spectators
and
a
free
fight
ensued
when
:c
I
nion
Jack,
which
had
been
swung
aloft
by
opponents
cf
'
f1
communists,
was
torn
down.
Police
and
demon-
rj'ors
also
clashed
at
Port
Arthur
and
Fort
William,
j
Seattle
Couple
CO
NORTH!
Intoxicated
and
To
Stop
I
Ires
Being
Set
in
Manitoba
Pap
llmnlAirrtinf
Asleep
in
tar
New
Christian
Science
Publishing
House
BOSTON.
Mais
-Continued
growth
of
the
activities
of
The
Christisn
Science
Publishing
Society
hid
necessitated
expanded
facilities.
To
meet
this
condition
The
Christian
Science
Board
Ckirway
St
'-ec
ls.
Back
Bay.
Opera-
'
Hons
are
to
be
hastened
in
accord
with
1
the
public
and
private
building
pro-
1
gram
which
Mayor
James
M.
Curley
1
rtf
Rstcf
nn
Vina
hn
tiverlrtcr
in
frn
4iin
I
tlon
vith
President
Hoovert
recora-ot
n.
n,..-
Directors
of
nf
The
Mother
ww
nuv.
Church,
mmnAnn
fnr
rnf
t
nmntrr.
!
ment.
.tting
for
the
Chun
h.
It
will
be
an
all-stone
building
or
the
Italian
Renaissance
type,
trie
lower
story
to
be
cf
granite
and
the
upper
stortea
of
limestone.
Special
attention
will
be
given
to
the
installation
of
modern
heating
and
ventilating
devices.
Hie
central
plant
will
be
housed
In
a
building
adapted
to
it.
with
an
ornamental
tower
inclosing
the
stack,
the
tower
to
bs
of
brick
and
stone
conforming
nth
the
beauty
and
symmetry
of
the
main
building.
The
building
now
occupied
by
Tha
Christian
Science
Publishing
Society,
completed
in
190.
will
be
used
for
the
administration
c.ti'-es
of
The
Mother
Church.
The
architect
Is
Chester
Lindsay
Churchill,
and
with
him
Is
associated
Lock
wood
-Greene
Engineers.
Inc..
of
Boston,
which
will
have
charge
of
tha
plant
layout.
.
.
.
CHINA
HAS
REBELLION
Widespread
Activities
Against
Nationalist
Government
.
Breaking
Out
CANTON,
May
2:
Widespread
revolution
against
the
Nanking
Nationalist
government
appears
to
be
breaking
out.
Several
independent
revolutionary
movements
have
been
launched.
Revolutionary
forces
have
taken
this
city.
There
was
no
fight-
WARD
NEW
I
PRESIDENT
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
&
Yacht
Club
Elected
Officers
at
Annual
Meeting
Last
Night
Hubert
Ward
was
elected
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
it
Yacht
Club
at
the
anunal
meeting
which
was
helJ
last
night
In
the
City
Hall.
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergln
was
named
vice-president
and
Alex
Mc-Rae
was
re-elected
secretary-treasurer.
The
other
members
of
the
1931
executive
are
Alex
Macdonald,
C.
O.
Minna,
R.
E.
Benson
and
Dr.
John
P.
Cade.
Moorage
and
storage
charges
were
discussed
and
the
meeting
passed
on
certain
Improvements,
Including
installation
of
new
dolphins,
which
have
Just
been
carried
out.
MADEIRA
FIGHTING
DecMve
Battle
Between
Govern
ment
and
Rebel
Forres
Impending
LISBON,
May
2-A
decisive
battle
between
government
troops
and
rebel
forces
appears
to
be
impending
at
Funchal,
Madeira
Island.
Reports
MAY
DAY
AUTHOR
IS
ISQUIET
Fewer
Disturbances
Throughout
World
Thsin
Expected
Yesterday
Mosco,w
Bright
Bombings
in
Lisbon
Reds
Shot
'
Berlin
1
pro
rlclv
in
LONDON.
May
2
May
Day
wa-ccJebrated
rather
more
quietl-throughout
the
world
yesterday
than
might
have
been
expected
As
far
as
could
be
learned
in
reports
reaching
here
from
all
parts
of
the
world
last
night,
there
wen
1
no
serious
disorders
among
the
la
j
bor
demonstrators.
j
Reports
from
Berlin
state
that
'
German
police
shot
seven
obstre-
Iperous
Red
demonstrators.
!
It
was
the
quietest
May
Day
In
arrested
and
the
demonstration.
I
dispersed
by
the
police.
ROOSEVELT
CRITICAL
Assails
Hoover
For
Being
Reactionary
and
Timorous
NEW
YORK.
May
2:-Oovemor
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt,
regarded
as
a
strong
possibility
for
the
Democratic
presidential
nomination.
JERUSALEM
HARRIOTS
Three
Killed
In
Moslem
Riots
Yesterday
in
Front
of
Italian
Consulate
JERU8ALEM.
May
2:
Three
persons
were
killed
and
43
Injured
In
a
riot
In
Iron'
of
the
Italian
consulate
here
yesterday.
Moslems
were
protesting
against
alleged
Italian
atro
cities
against
Moslems
in
Africa.
ALFONSO
IS
RECONCILED
Former
Monarch
of
Spain
Reported
to
Be
Inured
to
Exile
PARIS.
May
2:Klng
that
the
government
troops
had
the
,
XIII
of
Spain
has
now
become
re
revolution
la
hand
appear
to
have
ronelled
to
exile
from
hla
country
been
premature.
it
U
reported
here.
ARRESTED
Tom
Rowan
of
Seattle
is
Charged
With
First
Degree
Murder
In
Alabama
SEATTLE.
May
2
Tom
Rowan,
noted
Seattle
writer
of
adventure
stories,
is
under
arrest
In
Alabama
on
a
charge
of
first
degree
murder
as
a
result
of
the
death
of
Dr.
W.
T.
Hicks,
who
was
shot
and
killed
In
an
alleged
quarrel
between
the
two
men
during
a
drinking
party.
Rowan's
pretty
young
wife
is
reported
to
have
been
a
witness
of
the
Woman
Testifies
In
Puget
Sound
Savin
n
1
crs
rrnhi
Paris
in
years,
reports
from
the
SEATTLE.
May
2:
Mrs.
E.
W.
French
capita',
stated.
Campbell,
wife
of
a
former
prcsl-
In
Lisbon
bombings
were
per
dent
of
the
Puget
Sound
Savings
Sz
petrated
around
the
government
Loan
Co..
was
a
nervous
witness
buildings
In
protest
at
the
Por-
yesterday
before
the
King
County,
tuguese
dictatorship.
Orand
Jury
which
Is
Investigating
In
Moscow
thirty
communist
the
affairs
of
the
defunct
company.
lea
leaders
from
various
nations
of
the
Her
evidence
was
In
regard
to
ex-
ofldreviewed-a
parade
of
2W3)
pertsfcre
office'
furniture'
which
has
civilians
followed
by
50.000
regular
vanished.
ldlers
of
the
Soviet
army.
The
city
was
gaily
decorated.
There
was
a
complete
lack
of
violence
In
other
countries,
universal
precautions
taken
by
the
police
no
doubt
having
had
something
to
do
with
the
general
tranquility.
The
day
passed
quietly
in
tha
United
States
although
there
were
more
or
less
mild
demonstrations!
In
the
most
of
the
large
cities.
In
j
Los
Angeles
there
was
a
short!
demonstration
led
by
twenty
self-1
claimed
communists.
One
man
was'
OPPOSED
TO
HINDENBURG
Fascist
Party.
However,
to
Discontinue
Impeachment
Proceedings
BERLIN,
May
2:--Adolf
Hitler's
Fascist
party
announce
that
it
will
not
follow
up
proceedings
with
a
view
to
bringing
about
the
Impeachment
of
President
von
Hlri-denburg.
The
party
a
few
days
ago
demanded
the
resignation
of
Hindenburg.
New
Escape
For
Prince
of
Wales
jWas
Nearly
Run
Down
by
Motor
;
Car
on
London
Streets
Yesterday
LONDON
Miv
2:Th
Prinn
nf
stepped
into
me
poucai
nineiigni
,
Walts
had
a
narrow
escape
from
yesterday
when
he
made
a
vigorous
(
,8
injury
or
dfatn
yesterday
attack
upon
the
Hoover
admlntatra-,
wnt.n
he
pped
m
frtmt
of
a
m0.
tlon.
He
declared
that
the
present
tor
car
on
a
London
street
and
administration
was
"reactionary,
timorous
and
unwilling
to
advance
the
public
service."
missed
being
knocked
down
by
an
ace.
Seattle
Official
Shot
and
Killed
W.
B.
Everett
of
I'ujct
Sound
Power
Co.
Victim
of
Angry
Customer
SEATTLE.
May
2:
W.
B.
Everett,
for
years
a
supertntenednt
of
the
Puget
Sound
Power
Co.,
was
shot
and
killed
by
an
Indigent
customer
during
a
dispute
over
a
water
bill.
FISH
SALES
American
11.000
pounds,
10c
and
7c.
Canadian
33,500
pounds,
8.8a
and
Sc
to
9.1c
and
Sc.
American
Betty.
11,000,
Booth,
10.8c
and
7c.
Canadian
Embla,
12.500,
and
W.
T.,
8,500,
Alfonso,
Oold
Storage.
9
1c
and
5c.
W
T
.
8.S00.
Atlln.
9c
and
5c.
Omnia.
1.500.
Royul.
8.8c
and
5c.
IMge
H..
6,000,
Booth,
8.8c
and
5c.