-
Cm
V
'
The
Weather
n.
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
tfresh
5;
g.
it
wind:
barometer,
2952;
T
d
ure-
45
:
rough
sea.
2
g
Vol.
?
uS
lo.
79.
and
canaotan
run.
in
uiese
new
arrangement,
United
Pacific
Fisheries
was
reported
to
have
obtained
the
backing
of
four
of
the
largest
fish
handling
concerns
in
the
United
States.
The
new
arrangements
were
made
by
F.
J.
KwapU,
president,
and
j.
E.
Berg
of
Ketchikan,
manager
for
Ketchikan
and
Prince
Rupert
Jointly
on
a
recent
visit
to
Chicago.
The
boats
unloading
catches
today
are:
.
Canadian
Cape
Spencer.
9
.000
pounds;
Borgund,
3.500;
Capella.
M
OM;
MMrl.O00r"Jr'R4
U.OOOf
Toodie.
4,600;
Cape
Swain,
5,000;
Ingrld
II..
4.000:
Oulviek.
9.000;
Viking.
4,090;
Pair
of
Jacks,
5.000;
Lysekll.
21000;
Edward
Llpsett,
6,000:
Covenant.
13.000
American
Pierce.
7.000;
Tahoma.
16.000
Frank
Dorbrandt
Lands
His
Plane
Among
Volcanoes
CONFERENCE
ON
APRIL
15
Olof
Hanson
M.F.
Makes
Appointment
With
Premier
Bennett
For
Mayor
Orme
11IKT1I
NOTICE
Bom
at
the
Prince
Oeneral
Ho-
oircei,
a
aaugiiier.
uuui
"-j
mm
FLOODS
SUBSIDE
Took
Toll
of
Sis
Lives
Jl,
000,000
In
Walla
Walla
fWALLA
WAILA,
Aprti
4-
After
having
taken
a
ton
of
six
Uvea.
floods
in
the
northwest
have
been!
Utbsldfeir
.dHEfefffth
-pasi'-fewW
days.
Havoc
Is
betas;
repaired
and
railway
services
restored.
In
Walla
Wslta
and
district
the
da
mate
to
placed
at
$1,000,000.
VICTORIA
BOY
DEAD
!
Ernest
Chisholm
Fell
33
Fret
Creek
Bed
and
Was
Killed
to
i
VICTORIA.
April
4:-Slipplng
FranV
DorbandL.
Arctic
flyer,
from
the
top
of
a
rock
to
the
bed
of
who
took
part
in
the
Burke
search..
Tugwell
Creek
at
Sooke
yesterday,
recently
landed
in
the
smoke
and
Ernest
Chlsholm.
aged
15.
of
Vie-eteam-enveloped
heart
of
the
vol-
toria
fell
36
feet,
to
Instant
death,
canlcally
active
Valley
of
Ten
with
his
younger
brother,
he
was
Tltousand
Smokes
on
the
Alaska
on
a
fishing
expedition.
Peninsula.
It
is
believed
to
be
the
first
time
that
an
airplane
had
ever
landed
in
a
centre
of
active
craters.
Alone,
he
circled
above
the
smoking
valley,
picked
out
a
level
spot
and
landed
in
the
midst
of
the
craters.
After
taking
photographs,
he
took
off
and
circled
Mount
Ksttmal,
the
largest
acttv
volcano
of
the
group.
The
noor
of
the
valley
1
partly
mud
and
ash
and
partly
molten
sand.
The
overland
route
to
the
valley
Is
through
a
country.
Consolidated
Mining
Airmen
Have
Flown
Nearly
125,000
Miles
Airmen
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
ti
Smelting
Co.
of
Canada,
engaged
in
aortal
exploration,
have
flown
approximately
435.000
miles
since
the
inception
of
the
service
in
the
winter
of
1W8-2.
W.
O.
Jewitt
of
that
company
stated
In
ap
address
at
the
annual
general
meet-
devastated
tag
of
the
Canadian
Institute
of
Mining
and
Metallurgy
at
uwawu
recently.
In
the
thousands
of
miles
travelled
there
had
been
no
serious
Injury
to
the
personnel,
he
stated.
Prince
Albert.
Saak.;
The
Pas,
Man.;
Sioux
Lookout,
Ont.:
Sen-neterre.
Que.;
and
Burns
Lake.
B.C..
have
been
used
as
bases
for
aerial
exploration,
he
stated,
and
the
operations
of
.the
staff
extended
and
enlarged.
The
Dlanes
were
used
for
recon-
Mayor
Cyril
II.
Orme
was
in
re-1
nalssance.
prospecting,
examination
ceipt
of
a
telegram
last
night'
from
;0f
properties
and
supply
of
proper-Olof
Hanson
M.P.
announcing
that
ues.
The
use
of
the
aircraft
had
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett
would
be
aided
in
controlling
and
expediting
glad
to
receive
a
delegation
from
the
work
of
prospecting
properties.
WKl,"a:
SBfmSPW''
-
i
A
exander
Wolcott
Before
he
leaves
there
will
be
a
special
meeting
of
the
city
council,
probably
next
Tuesday,
to
discuss
matters
to
be
taken
up
by
the
mayor
with
Mr.
Bennett.
Is
Going
to
China
Famous
New
York
Author
in
Seattle
Enroutc
to
Orient
mmm
Oood
Friday
was
observed
in
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
wun
a
choral
presentation
last
night
under
the
direction
of
H.
N.
Brockles-
'
ii
-i
.
i
it
.
!,,!
Ar
J.
The
principal
:tm
on
the
pro-
t
"
""s
"'"r"'al"""",
'
gram
was
the
rendition
oi
stamen
t
"-
-
'
;
"Crucifixion"
which
was
excellently
j
implies
tea
uses.
Chief
soloists
were
M.
H.
Blott,
baritone,
and
John
E.
Davey.
tenor.
A.
J.
Lancaster
and
H.
Lincoln
were
also
heard
in
solos.
The
anthem
"Into
the
Woods
My
Master
Went."
was
also
given
while
Mrs.
F.
W.
Allen
sane
"
a
6oAo
There
is
a
Oreen
Hill
Far
Away,"
and
Mrs.
M.
H.
Blott.
"Were
You
There
When
They
Crucified
Him?"
a
negro
spiritual.
The
program
opened
with
a
pro
cessional
hymn
and
the
Lords'
Prayer.
Dean
Gibson
was
In
charge.
The
church
was
filled.
JULIAN
IS
ARRESTED
SAN
ANTONIO.
April
4
-C.
C.
Julian,
California
oil
man.
Is
again
In
the
news.
Two
men.
identified
as
Julian
and
his
associate.
C.
C.
Bo-lan.
were
arersted
here
on
Thursday
on
charges
of
theft
by
extortion
of
$50,000
from
a
San
Antonio
business
man.
The
Weather
Triple
aland
Misty,
strong
south
wind,
sea
rough.
Langara
Cloudy.
light
southeast
r
rattle.
ADrll
4
Alexander
B
'wind,
light
swell.
-
pital
on
Saturday.
April
4
to
Mr.
iWolcou.
lamous
fw
.
"'rZ1
Z
and
Mrs.
John
Currle.
MeBnde.us
Tisiwr
u.
iA.
u
LIFE
LOSS
MOUNTING
Fire
Thousand
Estimated
Dead
In
Managua
$70,000,000
Damage
MANAGUA,
Nicaragua,
April
1:
Col.
Bradman
of
the
United
,States
Marines
on
Thursday
estimated
that
5.0Q0
persons
perished
in
the
earthquake
disaster
here
last
Tuesday.
Seven
hundred
bodies
have
already
been
recovered.
I'roperty
damage
Is
estimated
at
$70,000,000.
American
soldiers,
doctors
and
nurses
are
active
In
connection
with
work
among
the
survivors.
DISORDERS
I
AT
JOLIET
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUM
BIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.G,
SATURDAY,
APRIL
4,
1931
Precedent
demanding
that
Lord
Bessbofough
should
become
"His
Excellency
the
Governor-General
and
Commander
in
Chief"
at
Hah
fax
where
he
was
sworn
In
at
the
nistoric
Province
Building.
Captain
H.
Sibbons.
R.N.R..
commander
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
liner
Duchess
of
Bedford
.
diverted
his
vessel
from
her
regular
course
and
called
at
the
Nova
Scotian
capl.al
to
land
the
vice-regal
passenger
today.
The
lay-out
snows
Lord
Bessborough:
Lady
Bei
borough,
the
former
Roberte
de
Neuflise,
only
French
born
peeresss
of
Great
Britain;
Captain
Sibbons,
one
of
the
most
popular
captains
of
the
Atlantic
and
the
Duchess
of
Bedford,
20,000
ton
liner
largest
Canadian
vessel
to
call
at
Halifax.
GOOD
FRIDAY
!
IS
OBSERVED
:
HUGE
DRUG
HAUL
IS
MADE
IN
NEW
YOKK
j
!
NEW
YORK.
April
4:
Two
'
tons
of
dope,
valued
at
$300,-
000,
was
discovered
in
a
garage
here
Thursday
by
federal
ag-
j
ents.
A
blow
U
believed
to
have
1
been
struck
at
the
very
heart
j
!
Impressive
Good
Friday
Service
Large
Congregation
Yesterday
at
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church-Holy
Communion
A
vary
impressive
Oood
Friday
cc
vsw
w
m
irsiu
j
vavnt
hah
line
in
St.
Paul's
Lutharan
Church
with
Rev.
John
H.
lUnson
officiating.
Quite
large
number
of
members
of
the
congregation
took
Holy
Communion.
There
was
a
good-sired
attendance
Special
music
included
a
trio
by
Mrs.
Karl
Dybhavn.
Mrs.
L.
Dryn-
dahl
and
sirs.
J.
IL
Hanson
and
another
trio
by
Mlatat
Lillian
Han
son,
Ingrut
Murvold
upA'
Olive
Dybhax
n.
Easter
Season
Is
Observed
at
Army
Meeting
The
weekly
musical
meeting
at
jthe
Salvation
Army
Cltedel
on
;
iThuraday
night
was
appropriate
to
!
the
Easier
season
and
was
entitled
!
Two
Hours
at
the
Cross."
The
Cita-
del
was
adocnad
for
the
oocaiion
SNAG
BOAT
LAUNCHING
New
Vessel
Took
to
Water
at
Dry
pock
This
Morning
iteady
For
Service
April
20
The
launching
took
place
on
the
high
tide
at
2
o'clock
this
morning
of
the
new
Dominion
'
government
snag
boat
"Essing-ton,''
which
has
been
under
construction
for
the
past
few
months
to
replace
the
old
boat
"Bobolink."
Everything
went
off
smoothly
at
the
launching.
There
was
no
ceremony.
The
"Essington."
which
is
120
feet
long
with
beam
of
30
feet
and
a
stern
wheeler,
will
be
ready
for
service
about
April
20.
CHANCES
OF
PARTY
GOOD
efffcetfveVjcrfhip,
,
NEW
TRIAL
IS
GRANTED
Hearing
on
Eunice
Pringle
Charge
SAN
FRANCISCO.
April
4:
Alexander
Pantages,
millionaire
theatre
man.
was
granted
a
new
trial
by
the
California
Supreme,
Court
on
Tomorrow's
Tides
Sunday,
April
5,
1931
High
2.35
a.m.
23.0
It.
15.19
pm.
202
ft.
Low
9.11
ajn.
15
It.
21.15
p.m.
5.6
ft.
PrtlCE
FIVE
CENTS
FiVE
THOUSAND
DEAD
IN
MANAGUA
NEW
FINANCIAL
ARRANGEMENTS
MADE
BY
U.
P.
FISHERIES
Sixteen
Halibut
Boats
Unload
Catches
Under
More
Definite
Terms
Down
Price
Remains
Same
as
Before
With
Canadian
and
American
Boats
Both
Getting:
10c
and
7c
Halibut
landings
here
today
totalled
125,000
pounds,
all
of
the
16
boats
which
were
m
with'
catches
disposing
of
them
to
the
United
Pacific
Fisheries
which
was
reported
to
have
made
new
and
more
satisfactory
financial
arrangement
than
those
which
have
so
far
been
existing.
The
down
price
was,
however,
still
the
same
for
American
Governor
General's
Arrival
FINED
$100
F0RASSAULT
Terrace
Case
Came
Before
Judge
Young
on
Thursday
Afternoon
TERRACE.
April
4:
The
case
of
Rex
vs.
Q.
Little,
in
which
the
defendant
is
accused
of
assaulting
Rev.
E.
A.
McCarthy.
Anglican
,
clergyman
at
Terrace,
came
up
for
'hearing
before
Stipendiary
Magistrate
E.
T.
Kenney
on
Wednesday
and
the
defendant
was
sent
to
trial
at
Prince
RuperV
1
In
the
course
of
his
evidence
Rev.
i
M-arthv
stated
that
the
defendant
called
to
him
In
the
street
and
took
exception
to
some
remarks
which
he
bad
made
on
the
previous
Sunday
and
struck
him
on
the
face,
breaking
his
spectacles
and
after-
wards
kicking
him
between
the
legs.
In
consequence
he
had
been
confined
to
the
house
for
a
fort
night
and
was
not
yet
out
of
the
care.
T.
J.
Kirkpatrick
gave
evidence
o:
u-i-nesrln
the
assault
comolain-
I
Chairman
Uaskob
Hopeful
of
Demo-
ed
of
and
Dr.
MlMs
testified
as
to
j
cratic
Chances
in
1932
the
condition
of
the
Injured
man
which
he
concluded
was
occasioned
!
NEW
YORK,
April
4:
Chairman
by
the
assault.
;
Raskob
of
the
Democratic
National
Defendant,
who
left
for
Prince
Committee.
Issuing
a
.statement
Rupert
Thsndap.
declined
to
give
here
Thursday,
declareti
trrft
the
and
reserved
his
defence.
chances
of
the
party
were
never
better
than
in
the
1932
presidential
Accused
appeared
before
Judge
election,
providing
the
party
had
Young
in
County
Court
Thursday
the
strength
to
take
a
courageous
afternoon
and,
pleading
guilty
to
stand
on
prohibition
and
other
a
charge
of
assault,
was
fined
$100.
economic
matters.
Chairman
Ras-
.
,
kob
ataoreferred
to
the
necessity
of
Well
Known
Alice
Arm
Couple
Wed
Miss
Myrtle
Helen
Crawford
Became
Bride
of
Edwin
Teterson
Thursday
Night
-
j
The
marriage
took
place
quietly
AWandrr
PantarM
to
Get
Another
i
t
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lee
Intermela.
820
Alfred
Street,
at
9
o'clock
Thursday
night
when
Miss
Myrtle
Helen
Crawford
of
Alice
Arm
b'jeame
the
bride
of
ftiiln
Peterson,
a.'o
of
Alice
Arm.
The
ceremony
was
performed
by
Rev.
John
H
.Hanson,
pastor
of
St.
tlAi.lt.
f
ll,u.n
r.V...
-..W
n
m
A
.....
-
Thursday
on
the
charge
of
crtmln-,
.
...
,
..
ly
assaulting
Eunice
Pringle
two'WM"u
u'
1V"'
",,u
m"'
i
mcia
.
Bishop
Stringer
at
St
Peter's
Gave
Helpful
Good
Friday
Address
In
East
End
Yesterday
'
Morning
I
Bishop
Isaac
O.
8tringer
of
the'
Yukon
gave
the
congregation
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Peterson
wll
sail
'tomorrow
night
on
the
Catala'
for
j
Alice
Arm
where
they
will
reside.
I
The
bride
has
been
a
cook
m
the
mining
camp
and
the
groom
a
miner.
Both
are
well
known
and
pop-jular
In
the
camp.
BROTHERS
CONVICTED
St.
Peter's
Anglican
Church,
Sea,'Cnl
0ant;trr
Cets
Four(wil
Cove,
a
very
helpful
address
of,
,.
,
I
meditation
yesterday
morning
on!
Reporter
The
Crucifixion
of
Jesus."
The,
!HW,U
fUlfd
'nd,lh!
U,!"!
.
CHICAGO,
April
4-Leo
Brother!
ual
heartmeas
was
dispaiyecT
byfwm
hre
ye,terday
ot
the
coUon
;
I
the
murder
of
Alfred
J.
Lingle,
newspaper
reporter.
In
June
last.
4
He
was
sentenced
to
fourteen
The
first
car
to
get
ovc
.El-
with
three
lafft
crosses,
signifying
ywlh
Avenue,
since.
Uir
b(g
the
Cruclnxlon.
w-rraainiffavp
wniu
ias
oeen
Commandant
William
Kerr
pre-!
carried
on
there
for
several
sided
and
the
speaker
was
T.
J.
months,
was
the
city
engineer's
shntim
who
save
an
aDoroDrlate
auto
on
Thursday
afternoon.
years'
Imprisonment,
the
minimum
FIRST
AUTO
OVER
penalty
for
murder.
ELEVENTH
AVENUE
.
"
Receiver
of
Puget
Sound
Savings
&
Loan
Is
Ratified
Two
Guards
Beaten
Up
By
Convicts
address.
Mrs.
Kerr
read
the
Scrip-
City
Engineer
F.
N.
Oood
drove
at
Penitentiary
ture
and
Captain
E.
Warren
sang
the
car
and
had
Mayor
C.
H.
SEATTLE.
April
4
Dcvelop-
The
Old
Rugged
Cross."
Sergeant
Orme
for
his
passenger.
The
ments
in
the
affairs
of
the
Puget
JOLIET.
Hi-April
4.
Two
guards
laJor
Alexcee
sang
The
Hand
road
Is
not
yet
ready
for
traffic
Sound
Savings
is
Loan
Co.
on
at
the
State
Penitentiary
were
beat-
That
Was
Wounded
For
Me?'
!
as
merelv
the
grading
has
been
Thursday
included
the
ratification
en
up
Thursday
by
convicts
rebel-1
At
the
close
of
the
Meeting,
re-
completed.
of
H.
J.
Hoffman
as
receiver
with
a
ling
at
forced
labor.
One
of
the
freshments
were
served
to
a
large
vote
of
five
to
four
by
the
State
guards
needed
hospital
treatment,
i
gathering.
Supreme
Court.