11
COMMUNIST
AGITATORS
Sentence
of
One
Year
Imposed
For
Inciting
To
Riot
and
Sedition
Another
JVIau
tScnt
Oyer
For
Six
Months
For
Uttering
Seditious
Wordsr
Men
Guilty
of
Manslaughter
R
ecei
vc
Fi
vc
Yea
rs
VANCOUVER,
April
10:
Allan,
McEwen
Campbell,
Communist,
was
sentenced
to
one
year's
imprisonment
at
Okalla
jail
by
Mr.
Justice
Denis
Murphy
in
the
Supreme
Court
of
Assizes
here
yesterday
on
charges
of
inciting
to
riot
and
uttering
seditious
words.
John
Cunningham
was
sentenced
to
six
months
for
uttering
seditious
words.
Carmine
Caradelli
and
George
Sproat,
convicted
of
manslaughter,
were
sentenced
to
five
years
each
in
ZIMBALIST
BEING
SUED,:
1
Nolcrt
Violinist
is
Defendant
in
Suit
l
or
$0,000
n
Violin
Deal
7
I
I
.os
AN0ELB8.
April
9:
Efrem
Z
nit.iUst.
noted
vlolfnUt.
1
being
ni.M-
the
defendant
In
a
suit
for
$6,000
,.i
inched
by
George
Smith
of
tii
".v
York,
dealer
in
musical
tnstru-nvnt.s
'
j
Zimbalist
purchased
tvftf
violins
valued
at
$8,000.
paying
$2,000
down
but
neglecting
Immediately
to
play
the
Instruments.
Upon
trying
them
out.
he
claims
that
he
came
to
the
-inclusion
that
they
were
not
genuine
Instruments
of
old
masters
as
h
id
been
purported.
He
refused
to
pay
the
remaining
$6,000
anJ
the
suit
is
the
result.
VANCOUVER
PROGRESS
1D30
(ireatcst
Year
Industrial!'
l
or
Southern
City
$50,000,000
?
More
Was
Invested
t
VANCOUVER.
April
10
C.
C.
Drowning,
general
manager
of
tin
Britannia
Smelting
Co..
speaking
yesterday,
declared
that
In
1930
Vancouver
had
had
the
greatest
Industrial
payroll
In
Its
history.
The
speaker
declared
that
Itliy
ntv.'
Industries
had
been
started
in
the
city
during
the
year
and
(hat
$60,000,000
of
new
capital
had
been
Invested.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
.
Anrll
10
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
local
Exchange
)ot
today
at
57Hc
.
SURGEON
REMOVES
HOY'S
HEART
AND
PHAGES
IT
BACK
-
i
.1
'
.ii
4
Ti
"
s
Weather
Tomorrows
Tides
.
Saturday,
April
11,
1931
5.
High
8.50
a.m.
16.4
ft.
Dlgbj
Rain,
fresh
south
cast
wl
"
22.14
p.m.
16.9
ft.
g
meter
29:40,
tern-
Low
2.35
ajn.
11.2
ft.
'Pcratun
g
t
ivy
swell.
15.24
p.m.
7.0
ft.
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AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUM
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NEWSPAPER
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY
APRIL
10,
1931
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
JAPANESE
PREMIERS
ARE
CHANGED
"tba'
A'NGELES.
April
lOi&flba
m
.
.
.
.
.
.
v
-i
-
r-
t
ur.
Beoastian,
noica
surgeon
oi
v
this
city,
succeeded
In
a
re-
markable
operation
here
when
ho
removed
the
heart
of
a
boy
In
order
to
'operate
on
a
lung
which
had
been
injured
In
a
trafflo
accident.
The
heart
was
placed
back
and
every
hope
Is
expressed
that
the
patient
will
recover.
.
.
NAPOLEON
STEALS
!
MARCH
IN
COURT
FROM
HERCULES
EDMONTON,
April
10:
A
man,
named
Napoleon
was
aunrrirri
a
court
tudament
hfre
yestertay
for
$iMxiYi?wrcif
rnntrawiiu
'tuwiw
against
anotner
man
iwm
t
Hercules
for
Injuries
sustain-
latter
bit
his
fin-instates
Mouse
oi
uepreseniauvcs.
ed
when
the
Z'
i
ger.
Harold
Lloyd
Under
Knife
Famous
Comedian
Undergoes
Op
eration
For
Apendicitis
HOLLYWOOD.
AprU
10
Harold
Joyd
underwent
an
operation
yes-erday
for
chronic
appendicitis.
Ills
ondltlon
Is
not
serious.
The
operation
was
necessitated
through
failure
of
dietary
treatment
to
remedy
his
trouble.
Lloyd
was
reported
today
to
be
making
an
exceedingly
good
recov-
nt
mm
a
-
ery
and
suliermg
no
lu-euecwi
from
the
operation.
He
was
35
minutes
on
the
operating
table.
Demonstration
.
J
prlsonment.
kn
rrustrated.eiihtyear.
,
Vancouver
Still
Having
Trouble
With
Its
Workless
VANCOUVER.
April
10
Police
yesterday
frustrated
a
demon-j
stratlon
of
unemployed
outside
the
Court
House.
The
gathering
wwj
about
to
demand
the
release
from
....r.,4v
oi
nf
agitators
aguaiurs
who
mm
were
wirm
custody
yakima,
wasn.,
April
iu
fivs
i
nlnp
nn
r-harita!l,l.h
hnnl
liiHinf
nn
kl.lut
M,slung
to
riot
and
sedition.
ro.ttteen
persons
were
sentan
o
l;
ut
the
Assize
session.
,
.
.
ROTHSCHILD
HAS
PASSED
Former
Great
European
Financier
Died
Yesterday
In
Paris
TARIS.
April
10
Baron
S.
Rothschild,
former
noted
figure
In
tho
inihi
u-nrirf
of
Enaiand
ana
1I1IUIIVIMI
-
w.
Europe,
died
here
yesterday.
Since
th
war
the
Ereat
Jewisn
nna-
fer
had
not
taken
an
active
part
S
business.
NO
REPORT
!
ON
PEACE
i
Olof
Hanson
nquired
in
House
of
Commons
and
Is
Told
Will
lie
Available
Soon
i
A
letter
received
in
the
eity
from
Olof
Hanson,
M.'
P.
at
Ottawa
says
in
part:
"The
Peace
Klver
outlet
survey
report
is
not
at
hand
as
yet,
I
asked
the
minister
of
railways
on
the
floor
of
the
House
on
Wednesday
If
he
bad
it
but
he
said
he
had
not.
However,
he
informed
me
later
on
that
he
expected
it
at
any
time
now."
Mr.
Hanson
further
told
of
having
arran;ed
for
the
Prince
Hu-pert
delegation
to
meet
the
.Premier
on
April
15
and
he
hoped
the
report
would
be
received
before
that
time.
TRIBUTETO
L0NGW0RTH
Vancouver
Province
Lauds
Dead
'
Speaker
of
United
States
i
V
i
.
House
.VANCOUVER.
ADrtl
10
i
Th
$liVavrtevir
uwuif
jiqij
w.iunivia
wuS-
'wostfiT
Speaker
of
the
United
who
died
In
the
morning
at
Alt-
ken,
South
Carlonla.
j
The
paper
declared
that
the
late!
Speaker
held
such
a
place
in
the!
confidence
of
the
people
of
thej
United
States
that
he
had
been'
mentioned
as
a
candidate
for
th,
presidency.
The
ability
vlth
which
,
Mr.
Longworth
conducted
his
of-j
flee,
second
only
in
importance
to:
the
Prosldent.
was
referred
to
byi
the
rrovtnee
WOMAN
ASKS
!
FOR
PAROLE
Clara
Phillips
to
Know
Tomorrow
'
Whether
She
Gets
Her
Freedom
!
SAN
FRANCI8CO,
April
10:
De-
elsten
b
expected
to
be
made
on
Saturday
in
the
application
for
parol
of
Clara
Phillips,
who
murdered
Albert
Meadows
and.
after
fleeing
to
South
America,
-was
finally
captured
and
sentenced
to
life
lm-
She
has
now
served
Auto
Hits
Train;
Five
Are
Killed
xrasc
Collision
Occurred
Near
Yakima
Yesterday
'
yteniy
when
an
jautorcobllo
collided
with
a
traht
near
this
city.
The
driver
miraculously
escaptrt
with
his
life.
IS
STILL
CAPITAL
No
Change
to
be
Made
From
Managua,
President
Announces
MANAGUA,
April
10
An
Official
statement
by
the
president
of
ths'
republic
yesterday
announced
that
uwi
aster.
Managua
VU
be
maintained
m
thf
caP'tal
01
Nlcagua.
IN
VANCOUVER
Christened
With
Cracked
Ice
Bucketful
of
cracked
ice
was
u.-
of
submar.ne
Nautilus
for
Sir
this
sumnur
Jean
idU
Verne
Lady
Wilklns
WATT
IS
CORONER
All
Former
Offices
Are
Now
Restored
to
Local
Government
Agent
VICTORIA,
April
10:
Norman
A
Watt,
government
agent
'
at
Prince
Rupert,
was
reappointed
coroner
by
order-in-councll
yesterday
and
was
also
made
official
administrator
for
a
portion
of
the
County
of
Prince
Rupert
as(well
as
being
reappointed
to
other
offices
formerly
held
by
him.
HOOVER
AS
LORD
BYNG
CANDIDATE;
ISBETTER
Prominent
Leaders
of
Republican
pamous
Soldier
Resumes
His
Ac-Party
Favor
His
J
(vc
Duties
As
Head
of
Nomination
WASHINGTON,
April
10:
President
Herbert
Hoover-will
again
be
the
Republican
candidate
in
the
1932
presidential
election
If
many
of
the
prominent
and
more
.
cool-headed
leaders
of
the
party
have
their
say.
,
President
Hoover
will
start
a
series
of
radio
.iddroMes
on
April
13
In
the
course
of
which
he
will
explain
the
achievement
of
his
administration.
'
TUNE
IXVtoNIGHT'
at
9)10
o'clock
I
jj
i
Station
UNRVi.r
CJOIJ
J-aS
General
Motors
Dealers
Sponsor
.Program
t
"CANADA
ON
PARADE"
You
will
enjoy
It
Thank
you.
KAIEN
MOTORS
LTD.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
'
ur
dnsi-ning
at
New
York
If
bert
Wilklns'
trip
to
North
Pole
grandson
of
famous
writer,
aided
in
officiating.
IWILKINS
I
HONORED
Receives
Certificate
From
International
League
of
Aviation
NEW
YORK.
April
10:
In
recognition
of
his
achievements
In
the
world
of
aeronautics.
Sir
George
Hubert
Wtlkina,
the
noted
explorer,
was
presented
with
a
certificate
of
honor
from
the
International
League
of
Aviation.
Wilklns
is
now
here
making
final
preparations
for
his
trip
by
submarine
to
the
North
Pole.
Scotland
Yard
LONDON,
AprU
10
Lord
Julian
Byng.
commander-in-chief
of
the
Canadian
Expeditionary
Forces
in
the
Great
War.
celebrated
the
fourteenth
anniversary
of
the
Bai
-tie
of
Vlmy
Ridge
yesterday
bv
returning
to
active
duty
as
Commissioner
i
of
the
Metropolitan
Police
after
a
lengthy
Illness.
ZARA
AGA
(
HOMESICK
Anient
Turk,
157
Years
of
Age
""is
Going
Home
Soon
!
NEW
YORK,
April
10
Zsra
Aga
the
Turk
who
claims
to
be
15'
years
of
age,
Is
going
home
beeause
he
is
homesick
for
his
native
land
i
He
has
been
spending
the
las':
year
or
so
In
the
United
States
The,
ancient
Turk
has
survived
five
ware
and
eleven
marriages.
SENT
TO
PREMIER
RESIGNS
Hamaguchi
Quits
in
Japan
and
Will
Be
Succeeded
By
Wakasuki
TOKYO,
April
10:
Premier
Hamaguchi,
who
is
fighting
,for
his
life
after
being
shot,
is
to
resign
as
head
of
the
government.
His
successor,
it
is
announced,
will
be
Ambassador,
to
England
Wakasuki,
who
took
a
prominent
part
in
the
London
narat
conference
last
year.
Wakasuki
is
a
former
premier
himself.
Hamaguchi
underwent
a
second
abdomenal
operation
last
night.
CONTAINERS
DISCUSSED
Alaska
Mill
Men
Want
Tlmbc
Boxes
and
Canners
Fibre
JUNEAU,
April
10
Hearings
on
ihe
Zlegler
Bill
for
an
Increase
tn
the
tax
on
salmon
unless
the
can
neries
use
board
containers
was
opened
yesterday
Lumber
Interests
say
"
the
use
of
lumber
is
needed
to
aid
the
industry.
The
canners
say
that
fibre
board
containers
are
less
expensive
and
declare
their
belief
that
the
proposed
tax
would
not
achlev
its
purpose.
Unemployed
In
Germany
Being
Given
Work
Now
BERLIN.
April
10
Two
hundred
thousand
of
Germany's
unemployed
got
work
during
the
month
ot
March
and
there
are
prospects
o:
further
improvement
tn
the
situation
as
spring
advances.
GANDHI
TO
COME
OVER
Indian
Nationalist
Leader
May
Pay
Visit
to
United
States
This
Summer
NEW
DELHI.
India,
April
10:
While
he
Is'
away
from
India
this
summer
as
sole
delegate
to
the
round
table
conference
In
London,
Mahatma
Gandhi,
Indian
Nationalist
leader,
may
also
pay
visits
to
the
United
States.
When
he
goes
to
Enaiand,
Gandhi
.says
he
will
not
wear
his
customary
loin
cloth
but
will,
Instead,
don
trousers.
He
is
going
to
have
noth-
lng
to
do
with
fancy
clothes
or
ban
quets,
however,
he
says.
Workmen
Hurt
As
Building
'-
iRoofilraslies
BERKELEY,
Cal..
April
10:
Twelve
men
were
either
killed
or
Injured
Wednesday
when
the
roof
of
a
new
building
on
the
campus
of
University
of
California
on
which
they
were
pouring
concrete
collapsed
hurling
them
to
the
ground
where
they
were
buried
In
wet
con
jcrete,
steel
and
debris
of
other
sorts.
PRISON
LEADER
OF
JEWS
DIES
Death
of
Mrs.
Rachel
Goldbloom
Will
be,
Mourned
Throughout
'
Province
The
entire
Jewish
r.ommunltv
nf
Srttlah
Columbia
will
mourn
tha
wap
wnjen
took
place
in
Vancouver
at
4:15
yesterday
afternoon,
titer
an
illness
of
three
years,
of
Mrs.
Rachel
Goldbloom,
wife
of
William
Goldb'oom
of
this
cltv
nd
probably
the
best
known
and
nost
esteemed
Jewish
woman
In
hs
province.
Born
stxty-eieht
vears
airo
In
Poland,
the
late
Mrs.
Goldbloom
hjad
spent
the
mojt
of
her
life
in
Canada
and
for
years
had
lived
in
Vancouver,
being
in
business
in
hat
city
and
for
a
while,
up
to
x
few
years
ago.
here.
Deceased
was
perhaps
better
known,
how
ever
as
a
Jewish
leader
In
rell-
rous
ind
other
fields.
The
Rachel
Ooldbioom
chanter.
Hadassah.
was
named
after
her.
She
was
active
in
charitable
work.
Besides
her
widower
here,
ths
late
Mrs.
Goldbloom
is
survived
by
two
daughters
Mrs.
Geshaye
of
Vancouver
and
Mrs.
Rlpstein
of
Vancouver.
There
are
four
grand-.bJdiMg,.
ofae
Ripstriri,
Mrs
lif't
Nrwbauer
'Rlpstein.
Miss
rorilie
Rlpjteln
and
Miss
Selda
Rlpstein.
The
funeral
will
take
place
In
Vancouver.
SICK
OF
DRY
LAW
Women
of
Finland
Ask
President
For
Repeal
of
Prohibition
HELSINGFORS.
Finland.
April
10:
A
petition
signed
by
100.000
women
of
Finland
asks
the
president
of
the
republic
to
take
the
necessary.
steps
towards
bringing
about
repeal
of
country's
prohibition
law.
The
petition
will
be
presented
to
the
president
within
the
The
women
claim
that
prohibition
has
brought
about
demoraliz-,ing,jeffec,8,tn
the.
country
and
that
4i,4H-favored
qnly
by
fanatics
and
numerous
,
bootleggers.
WILL
CLEAN
UP
CHICAGO
Mayor
Elect
Anton
Cermak
Already
Making
His
Plans
CHICAGO,
April
10:
Mayor-elect
Anton
J.
Cermak,
who
was
rworn
In
yesterday,
has
already
started
a
reorganization
of
city
affairs.
He
states
that
he
will
clean
out
the
City
Hall
and
"make
Chicago
safe
for
the
World's
Fair
in
1932."
Already
he
has
dismissed
3200
of
ex-Mayor
Thompson's
appointees.
Cermak
will
have
12,000
positions
in
the
city
service
to
fill.
DAME
MELBA
LEFT
MILLION
DOLLARS,
.,
,,
IN
HER
ESTATE
MELBOURNE,
AprU
'lO:
Dame
Nellie
Melba.
the
great
prima
donna,
who
died
recent-
ly,
left
an
estate,
of
nearly
$1,-
000.000.
More
than
half
of
the
fortune
will
go
to
the
United
States
where,
reside
the
son
t
and
grand-cUXighter
of
the
fa-
mous
singer.