Todcg
r
leather
Prince
5..
sar
light
north-
west
wind;B,
h
r,
30.28;
sea
smooth,
'
-3
2
"
-
O
Vol.
XXII.,
No.
5
J?
r.ises.
and
It
was
felt
that
they
Mmuid
have
the
assistance
of
some
ranlsatlon
In
dealing
with
Juvcn-delinquency.
After
considerable
'tiwusslon
It
was
agreed
to
take
up
Uir
question
of
the
establishment
"f
u
Juvenile
court
and
Rev.
C.
E.
Mutte,
along'wlth
Rcf
W.
D.
Grant
U'llllngworth,
both
of
whom
have
hud
experience
In
such
work,
were
fl'
ii'gatcd
Jo
take
the
matter
up
with
the
proper
authorities.
..
..
.
lAnt
wurii
me
discussion
hw
"wv
bought
forward
which
showed
that
BENNETT
I
uinc
uv
dren
growing
up
In
the
city
without
a
spiritual
foundation
being
laid
In
their
lives
upon
which
to
build
a
moral
consciousness.
The
following
arrangements
were
made
for
the
hospital
services
dur
ing
the
montn:
June
7-Rev.
A.
Wilson.
June
14-Rev.
Canon
nushbrook.
June
21-Rev.V.
D.
Grant
Hoi-llngworth.
June
28
Commander
Kerr,
8al
vatlon
Army.
DOUMERGUE
j
IS
wedded!
Retiring
President
of
France
Takes
Widow
For
nride
,
PARIS,
June
2:
President
Dou-j
.rni
was
married
here
vesterdav
President-elect
Paul
Doumer.
Supreme
Court
of
United
States
Refuses
to
Review
Case
Where
Sentence
Was
Given
I
WASHNGTON,
DC.
June
2:
iThe
Supreme
Court
of
the
United
;
states
yesterday
refused
to
review
1
the
case
of
Albert
B.
Fall,
formcr-
4
MEMORIAL
DAY
TOLL
No
Less
Than
120
People
Killed
In
United
States
on
Saturday
lL
nnvM
widow
of
a
na-
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
June
2
-
1
of
Msmorlal
Day
In
th
val
officer.
Doumergue
will
retire
as
Celebration
MMriAnt.
this
month
in
ravor
01
.
uniwa
puv
rm
.
.
eost
120
lives
throughout
the.
nation,
a
chect
which
has
been
marie
here
shov-
Many
of
the
deaths
were
due
to
wet
weather
which
made
roads
slippery
and
caused
many
automobile
accidents.
Well
over
half
the
deaths
oc
currcd
in
the
west
and
middle
west
no
less
than
twenty
being
recorded
In
California
alone.
Tenders
Wanted
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISII
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JUNE
2,
1931
American
Knights
of
Columbus
Demand
Protection
of
Property
In
Italy
ROME.
June
2:
The
delicate
si
tuatlon
existing
between
the
Mus
was
furtner
stramea
yofieraay
when
the
Knights
of
Columbus
of
the
United
States,
through
the
American
consul
here,
demanded
pro
tection
of
their
property
from
any
action
of
the
Italian
government
Including
dissolution
ot
Catholic
or
ganisations.
,
The
Pope
yesterday
ordered
the
church
organ
here
to
cease
Its
attacks
on
the
Fascistl
government,
while
the
government
Issued
similar
orders
to
Its
supporting
news
papers.
It
Is
even
seen
that
the
pontiff
may
sever
diplo
matic
relations
with
the
Mussolini
government,
following
the
decree
dissolving
all
Roman
Catholic
or
ganisations
in
the
country.
KILLING
Accused
as
Murderer,
Los
Angeles
Man
Hopeful
of
Being
Elected
Judge
LOS
ANGELES,
June
2:
David
Clark,
formerly
deputy
district
at-1
torney,
charged
with
the
recent
t
mmder
of
Charles
Crawford
nd'
Tenders
nre
Invited
for
repairs
to
.Herbert
Spencer,
leaders
In
antl-j
who
the
Exhibition
Bulldlnt.
The
low-1
vice
campalgh
here,
yesterday
un
8JLr.
"rr
,
,71
,
render
not
necessarily
ac-
equivocally
denied
the
charges.
Fur-
Mnwrceu
vi
ii
.
...mi
WU
lh.,
r-ini-v
ovni-rsspfl
rnnfldence
and
3a.
..,
-tiurup
follnwlne
the
reclmo
cepted.
ot
the
late
President
Warren
O.
For
particulars
phono
W.
Harding.
IVance,
Green
326.
.
,
1.1
111,
.
.......
-
IILUJUUM11.U
dumping
of
goods
by
foreign
na-1
!
tlons.
It
Is
proposed
under
the
budget
to
adjust
freight
rates
on
wheat
whereby
the
government
absorbs
five
cents
of
the
cost
of
transportation.
In
addition
to
the
increase
on
letter
postage
from
2c
to
3c.
the
rate
on
newspapers,
periodicals,
etc.
will
now
be
lc
per
pound
on
newspapers
having
circulation
of
10,000
and
less
and
circulation
In
excess
pays
IViC.
The
total
estimated
expenditure
for
the
coming
fiscal
year
Is
placed
at
$410,000,000
and
the
estimated
revenue
at
$403,000,000.
Tariff
changes
such
as
the
increased
sales
tax
and
some
of
the
excise
levies
become
effective
today.
Announcement
will
be
made
later
as
sollnt
government
and
the
Vatican!
to
when
the
increased
bank
check
fee
and
three-cent
postage
becomes
operative.
Refunding
Issue
Being
Floated
By
U.
S.
Government
WASHINGTON.
June
2
An
$800,000,000
refunding
bond
Issue
will
be
offered
for
public
sale
or.
June
IS.
It
was
announced
jester
dav
bv
Secretarv
of
the
Treasury
as
a
possibility
'Andrew
W.
Mellon.
The
Issue
will
be
floated
for
the
purpose
of
retiring
Issues
which
then
become
mature.
Halibut
Sales
Summary
American
60,000
pounds,
6c
and
3c
to
8.1c
and
4c.
Canadian
40,200
pounds,
6c
and
3c
to
6.2c
and
3c.
American
Eclipse,
28,000,
Cold
Storage,
6c
and
3c.
Lindy.
25,000,
Booth,
7c
and
3c.
Star,
7,000,
Pacific,
8.1c
and
4c.
Canadian
Lysckln,
6,000,
and
Southend,
Cold
Storage,
6.1c
and
3c.
Tornen,
6,700,
Cold
Storage,
6c
D.
that
hi-
would
be
successful
m
nisj
EmDiem.
b.ooo,
uootn,
ozc
ana
jc.
i
t
'candidature
for
county
Judge.
Clipper
II,
5,500,
Atlln,
6.2c
and
3c
Tomorrow's
Tides
Wednesday,
June
3,
1931
High
2:30
am.
21:3
ft.
15:45
p.m.
13:3
It.
Low
,
9:24
ajn.
2:1
ft.
21:27
p.m.
8:3
ft
PKICE
FIVE
CENTS
MANY
NEW
LEVIES
PLANE
FOR
LOCAL
SERVICE
MAKES
SPEEDY
FLIGHT
NORTH
Trim
Gypsy
Moth
Ship
Here
from
Vancouver
Within
Eleven
Hours
Pilpl
Murphy
Made
Fine
Passage
Despite
Adverse
Weather
Conditions-Patrons
Already
Seek
to
Make
Air
Trips
Although
encountering
head
winds
and
rough
air
practically
all
the
way
up
the
coast,
Pilot
D.
Murphy
set
the
juuin
uij'ioiiw,
uv
uotu
in
vuiiuiici
v,mi
oti
v
iv,c
uuk
ui
Jitiu
i
by
the
newly
formed
Northern
B.
C.
Airways,
down
in
:
Prince
Rupert
safely
at
6:30
last
evening.
He
left
Vancouver
at
7o'clock
yesterday
morning
arm
did
the
trip
in
t
ut
eleven
hours
including
tlm
.
....
M
1
u
1
S
-
S
I
l..t
0
n
Bay
and
Butedale.
The
planelnec,
Dlannei.
Meantlm,
th.
fum
Uoned
perfectly
under
her
ca
,,n
v,.,.
.v,m
l;.iblr
pilot
This
Dellavlland
Oypsy
Moth
pi.mr
is
the
first
unit
of
the
pro-tr
local
air
fleet
of
the
North-
it
H
C.
Airways.
Later
large
TROLLER
STRANDED
sit..
4mv
nuiuuj
iibtv
siivutv
bo
able
to
handle
a
good
deal
of1
commercial
passenger
and
freight
business.
Mr.
Murphy
Is
wc'l
known
as
one
of
the
most
exper
j
ienccd
and
capable
fliers
In
the?
J
province.
He
has
been
doing
commercial
flying
for
several
yean
and
recenUy
has
been
engaged
m
private
flying
at
Williams
Lake
In
the
Cariboo
country.
He
is
both
ai
pilot
and
mechanic
-
The-rMortheiir
B.-C
-Alrwava
-wnl
,
-'
also
have
available
the
valuable;
t
services
of
Ole
Rollag
of
this
city,
j
Capt.
II.
II.
Thompson
Had
to
Swim
alr
engineer
and
also
a
navigate-,
I
AUiorrr-Doat
Refloated
jwno
luj
qng
interested
himself
In!
''r
i
the
project
for
the
establishment
On
the
extreMc
low
Udc
last
Frl-
of
a
commercial
air
service
her.i
(t.iy
morning
the
trailer
IXL,
Capt.
ne
came
north
on
the
plane
here.
II
B.
Thompson,
stranded
two
miles
Wllh
one
ncw
iargc
airplane
en-
j
w
it
of
Kumeon
cannery.
On
the
gme
as
weu
as
a
complete
outfit
ri.
inR
tide
the
boat
remained
on
the
0f
parta
already
In
stock
here,
the
bottom,
which
caused
the
aged
Northern
B.
C.
Airways
plans
on
I
skipper
to
swim
the
short
distance
establishing
a
cbmplete
air
depcti
shore.
A
passing
troller
picked
here.
A
hangar
will
be
brought
him
up
that
evening
and
Saturday
n0rth
soon.
The
local
company
has
morning
the
trollers
Princess
and
taken
over
a
good
deal
of
the
stock
D
lla
and
the
packer
Taplow
sue-
0f
the
old
Dominion
Airways
of
"
v;fully
raised
the
boat
and
re-
victoria.
moved
her
to
Victory
Cove
where
.w
is
being
reconditioned.
TO
ENTER
The
ncwly-arrlvcd
plane
made
Its
first
commercial
flight
out
of
here
today
when
It
left
this
afternoon
for
Ketchikan
with
a
passenger.
Many
person
would
hav
,pone
up
barn-storming
flights
Im-
mediately
alter
me
pianes
arrival
jry.
n
PllT
ITIli,art
evening
but
the
pilot
already
i
VJLll
A
had
a
long
day
and
told
all
those
'desirous
of
coins
aloft
that
he
United
Farmers
of
Saskatchewan
In
Favor
of
Direct
Action
In
Any
Riding
SASKATOON.
June
2-Thc
Unl-t"l
Farmers
of
Canada.
in-wan
branch,
have
decided
In
favor
of
taking
direct
political
action
In
any
constituency.
would
be
glad
to
take
them
up
later.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
June
2:
Wheat
was
quoted
at
57
Vic
on
the
local
exchange
today.
Juvenile
Court
in
This
Gity
Urged
By
Ministerial
Ass'n;
Spiritual
Foundation
Needed
At
a
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Ministerial
held
vesterdav
in
First
United
Church,
the
question
of
juvenile
dolinnucncy.
arising
out
ot
recent;
caw
This
smart
looking
Mountie"
is
Jack
Renault
of
Montreal,
former
heavyweight
champion
of
Canada
and
former
member
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police,
who
is
now
making
a
successful
return
to
the
ring.
He
also
took
part
In
several
motion
pictures
which
included
Richard
DU.
PADEREWSKI
IS
WANTED
Great
Pianist
Is
Again
to
Be
Offered
Presidency
ol
Poland
WARSAW,
June
2:
Ignace
Paderewskl,
great
pianist
and
former
president
of
Poland,
according
to
reports
current
here,
is
to
be
called
back
to
head
the
Polish
government.
The
great
musician
is
due
here
in
about
a
month
and
will
then
be
formally
offered
the
presidency.
It
Is
stated.
a.
...
,inH,i;e.iiceinn
Thn
h
irnest.
triDuie
was
i
v
V
Annn
fftoTSTiteW
and
the
chief
of
PALL
LUollO
fi.
fv
in
M,,lnh
tbnsfi
c.ises
were
dealt
wltn.
u
was
,
.
,
nrn
.
m
m
oRnZcd
that
the
police
had
vt
LAkJ
1
Ul'AillJ
rfirfi.....
i-
in
.iirh
In.
Urtro
number
r
nt
Of
-
rM
Chll-
KKJ
Again
Meeting
With
Success
:
'SITUATION
HOI1Y
OF
MISSING
'
YOUNG
ENGLISHMAN
IS
FOUND
ON
TRAIL
VICTORIA.
June
2:
The
body
of
John
Noel
Bennett,
young
Englishman,
who
dlsap-
peared
last
November
while
mushing
from
Pouce
Coupe
to
Vancouver,
was
found
buried
in
the
snow
on
the
trail
by
a
trapper
on
Saturday.
It
Is
pre-
sumed
that
he
ran
out
of
pro-
visions
and
either
starved
or
frose
to
death.
Police
made
an
unsuccessful
search
for
him
Dictator
Pilsudskl
and
muuary
during
the
winter.
Interests
are
supporting
the
move
for
Padcrcwskl's
return.
DELICATE
Duty
on
Higher
Price
Cars
is
Increased
Under
Budget;
Other
Revisions
in
Post
Rates
Made
OTTAWA,
June
2;Although
there
is
not
a
general
revision,
almost
all
tariff
schedules
are
amended
as
regard
certain
items
thereof
in
the
budget
of
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett
which
was
presented
to
the
House
of
Commons
yes-
terday.
The
total
number
of
rate
bearing
items
included
i
on
the
resolution
is
almost
220.
Automobiles
are
divided,
U'or
duty
purposes,
Into
three
classes
,
,
-.
the
first
up
to
1200
in
value,
no
change;
second,
from
$1200
to
$2100,
general
tariff
Increased
from
27Vi
i
to
30
:
third,
over
$2100,
intermediate
and
general
rates
are
lncreas-'
ed
from
30
to
40
respectively.
Used
automobiles
are
prohibited
!
entry
unless
as
settlers'
effects.
j
Magazines
and
periodicals
are
made
subject
to
a
specific
duty
of
15c
per
pound
under
general
tariff
except
those
placed
on
the
free
list
by
order-ln-councll.
In
revision
of
the
tariff,
the
Pre
mier
announced
changes
affecting
IN
JAIL
Three
Executives
of
Toronto
Firm
Draw
Three
Year
Terms
For
False
Prospectuses
TORONUO.
June
2:
F.
O.
Johnson,
L.
E.
Clark
and
H.
H.
Thomas,
former
executives
of
the
O.
A.
Stlm-son
Co.,
were
found
guilty
last
night
some
200
rate
bearing
items
but
the
;on
cnaM
of
publlshlng
falsc
pros.
iienuuiu
wc
cui.u.nu
..,,.
pectuses
and
were
each
sentenced
in
thrp
vpnm'
:eral
tariffs.
The
new
imposts
are
penitentiary.
;
expected
to
produce
an
additional;
:
S'rt.OOO.OOO,
Imprisonment
in
'I'fii
niiR
iu
by
Premier
Bennett
a
rj
seen.
as
be-
;
A
J
LujIjLla
'""I'm
directed
princfpally"
agatnst?
"
"""xTfTfcXr
aTIJ
i
TV
j
goods
that
are
Imported
In
large
i
VhlsY
,
All
I
Quantities
by
Canada
from
the
Unl-
T
JLtl
1
KJlurxU
ted
States.
Steps
have
also
been
I
taken
to
protect
Canada
against
'
,IaDDV
About
K,dira,
nnvmm,nt
Taking
Five
Percent
of
Old
Age
Pension
Payments
VICTORIA.
June
2
Premier
E.
F.
Tolmle
is
highly
graUfled
at
the
decision
of
the
federal
government
to
absorb
five
percent
of
the
cost
of
old
age
pensions
as
announced
In
Premier
Bennett's
budget.
It
means
a
saving
of
$300,000
to
British
Columbia
annually.
KETCHIKAN
FISH
PRICE
Salmon
Price
is
Cut
to
10c,
Cc
and
3c,
On
Instructions
From
Seattle
KETCHIKAN.
June
2:
Acting
on
instructions
from
Seattle.
Ketchikan
fish
buyers
yesterday
cut
the
price
of
salmon
to
10c,
6c
and
3c.
according
to
grade.
The
cut
In
prices
Is
attributed
to
market
conditions,
it
being
pointed
out
that,
already
this
spring,
there
is
a
much
larger
mild
cure
pack
than
usual.
Halibut
prices
yesterday
were
Sc
and
3c.
Notorious
Oil
Promoter
Fined
LAREDO,
Texas,
June
2
C.
O.
Julian,
notorious
oil
promoter,
was
fined
$3,000
there
yesterday
on
charges
ot
abduction
and
extor
tion
after
a
trial
which
lasted
only
fifteen
minutes.
NEW
SPECIAL
EXCISE
TAX
NOW
EFFECTIVE
:
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OTTAWA,
June
2:-Effctlve
today,
a
special
excise
tax
of
one
per
cent
imposed
upon
all
goods
imported
into
Canada
becomes
payable
by
the
Impor-
ters
or
the
transferee
who
re-
mnvM
the
Bonds
from
bond
fur
!
consumption.
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