KING
IS
IN
VANCOUVER
Si.i
n"r
Monarch
Keaclirs
K.C
Indisposed
and
Unable
to
do
Ashore
in
Victoria
i'm
n
of
8
tarn
with
hWtt
e"T
arrived
here
last
night
on
;nr
steamer
Empress
of
Ja-11h
King
was
Indisposed
11-(light
a
tuck
of
malaria
:
metritis
which
developed
up
latter
part
of
the
trana-
voyage
and
was
confined
to
.'hi;
on
board
ship.
ii
Rambal-Barnl
received
Um
me
extended
on
behalf
of
the
i;i.ii
by
J.
A.
Leraalre,
clerk
of
;
ivy
Council;
Chief
Justice
J.
.
uiinald.
administrator
of
the
RECORD
IS
CUT
DOWN
Empress
of
Japan
With
DistinguUh-
fd
Passengers.
SeU
New
raclllc
Cruising
.Mark
VICTORIA.
April
17
The
first
skip
to
cross
the
Pacific
Ocean
from
Yokohama
to
Victoria
In
less
than
eight
days,
the
Canadian
Pacific
lartMmm-
Rmnreia
of
Janan.
un
ar
rival
hare
last
night,
had
lowered
i
her
own
former
record
for
the
crossing
by
seven
hours
and
two
minutes.
She
crossed
in
7
days,
w
hours
and
10
minutes.
The
Empress
of
Japan
brought
in
a
prominent
Hat
of
passengers
In-
the
Ktnc
ana
waeen
ox
Mayor
Herbert
Anscomb.
ana
their
retinue
and
Sir
Ar
al
of
the
city.
itfeur
Currle.
who
represented
Can-
party
proceeded
aboard
the
ada
at
the.
opening
of
the
new
In-
..
to
Vancouver,
reaching
dian
parliament
at
New
Delhi
sev-
today.
eral
weeks
ago.
Prince
Rupert
May
Yet
Become
Mining
Town;
Prospect
Across
Harbor
Looks
Good;
Near
City
Possibly
Prince
Rupert
may
yet
become
a
real
mining
nvn.
Across
tho
Harbor
on
me
souuium
iu
i
.v,m..
.
i
-1
!
i
..rttri
t
In
a
nirv
is
Leon
Trotsky
Moves
Abode
Former
Kusslan
Soviet
Leader
Moves
Family
to
Another
Isle
in
Sea
of
Marmora
TKTAMBUL,
Turkey.
April
17:
'
"Hi
Trotsky,
exiled
Russian
Soviet
icier.
Itas
left
Principe
Island
with
'
tumily
to
take
up
residence
on
H
ither
Island
In
Uie
Sea
of
4
FIVE
llUNDIU'I)
MEN
AND
WOMEN
SWIM
nine
mm
--
-
-
done
before
it
wUl
be
possible
to
show
It
to
a
mining
engineer
ii
opinion.
The
ore
samples
..
of
them
aatay
pea
ranee
and
some
well
up.
All
that
is
needed
is
1
show
that
there,
is
sufficient
.of
It
to
warrant
the
undertaking
of
ex-
.
NUDE
IN
BEKLIN
tensive
41SIVC
aevelopment
uewvi"...
work.
1
samples
Samples
of
of
the
the
ore
ore
may
may
BEIH.TN
Anrll
11:
To
lm-
press
upon
newspapermen
the
advantages
of
nudism,
five
hundred
men
and
women.
In
i
heir
birthday
clothes,
went
for
u
swim
In
a
pool
near
the
city
yesterday.
bWUiio
'
"
l
HIC
the
hillside
by
three
different
local
people
and
work
has
been
going
on
there
throughout
the
winter
in
a
small
way.
Considerable
atrlpplng
has
been
done
and
a
tunnel
com
menced
but
the
latter
is
not
m
iar
...v,
vt
tn
ihow
what
the
mine
Is.
One
of
the
owners
stales
that
he
think
he
has
a
large
Doay
01
ore
but
that
has
yet
to
"be
determined.
A
lot
ef
hard
woric
nas
w
uw
.1
..ii
miiah
more
Is
yet
to
be
be
seen.
at
the
Dally
News
ouice.
WOOD
I'HODUCTS
,
By
a
purification
of
wood
cellu-1
i
a
.
,aiKU
tn
uruduce
lose,
it
js
now
wood
products
different
from
dlnary
wood
pulps.
.
Former
Delta
Trnprrty
at
Atlin
to
Operate
on
Large
Scale
VANCOUVER.
April
17:
Placer
gold
property
'on
McKre
Creek
in
Atlin
district,
formerly
operated
by
Delta
Gold
Mining
Co.
Ltd.
is
to
be
worked
on
a
large
scale
again
at
once.
Frank
Woodside,
manager
of
the
British
Columbia
Chamber
of
Mines
announced
to-day.
George
Adams
and
Fred
J.
Whitcroft
have
taken
over
the
property
and
14
men
and
a
cook
were
sent
out
yesterday.
New
equipment
also
has
been
shipped
in.
Vancouver
Stocks
(Oourtety
s.
D
Jehiutton
Co
I
Bayriew.
nil.
1.
Big
Missouri.
43.
45.
Cork
Province.
1.
nfl.
"
Duthte
Mines.
5.
10.
Oeorge
Copper.
56,
nH.
Oeorgia
River.
2.
2
4.
Coicoda,
SI.
nil.
Orandvlew.
4Vi,
S.
IndefMSidence,
nil,
1.
Indian
Mmea.
1.
3.
Kootenay
Florenec,
1,
.1
L.
Si
L
Bfl,
1.
.
-
Lucky
Jim,
nil
3.
Morton
Wooteey,
2Va.
3.
v
'
Moble
Five.
4tj.
5W.
Oregon
Copper.
10,
11.
,
Pend
Oreille.
16.
127.
Premier.
81,
86.
Porter-Idaho,
6,
7.
Reeves
Maedaaald,
37.
40.
4
Bufus-Argenta,
nil,
3.
Silver
Crest,
X
3.
oowflake,
2.
S.
Toptey
Richfletd.
1,
nil
Whitewater,
4,
S.
Woodbine.
1,1.
OILS
Freehold,
aft,
7.
A.
P.
Oon.,
31.
33.
Cahnont,
13.
nO.
Dalhouir87,
4Q.
Devanlah,
d,
nil.
'
Hone,
-78,
85.
'
Marland,
16.
17.
Mlccury.
14,
14.
United.
17.
18
Eastern
Storks
Sherrltt-Oordn,
IjOO.
nil.
Koranda.
33.26,
246.
C.
P.
R..
38.00,
385.
Empress
of
Hfttain
Is
Very
Speedy
Ship
gOUTHAMPTON.
England.
AprU
17:The
Empress
of
Britain,
new
giant
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
trans-Atlantic
fleet,
steamed
at
an
average
of
36
knots
on
her
trials
which
Were
run
to
Southampton.
LOUD
WILLINGDON
,
AUKIVES
IN
INDIA
BOMBAY.
India,
AprU
17:
Thousands
of
troops
were
mm-
tered
here
today
prior
to
the
arrival
from
England
of
Lord
Wllllngdon,
the
new
viceroy.
All
precautions
were
being
ta-
ken
against
possible
outbreaks
or
demonstrations.
T-J-7's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
6
Saturday,
April
18.
1931
3
n
High
1:16
ajn.21.0
ft.
Pi
f!
pert
Overcast,
light
13:45
pm.
19.5
ft
;out
id.
barometer,
30.28;
Low
8.16
ajn.
3.4
ft.
sea
i
3
20:10
pjri.
6.6
ft.
&
V.'
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V
i!
X3
-
-5
19.
PRICE
FIVE.
CENTS
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
APRIL
17,
1931
AUSTRALIA
CRISIS
IS
THREATENING
LABOR
GOVERNMENT
SCORES
SIGNAL
VICTORY
IN
HOUSE
Inflation
Program
Proposed
by
Commonwealth
Government
Does
Not
Meet
With
Senate's
Favor
Measure
Which
Would
Have
Provided
Work
and
Helped
Farmers
is
RejectedDissolution
and
General
Election
in
Sight
CANBERRA,
Australia,
April
17:
The
death
knell
of
,.
Australian
government's
inflation
program
was
soun-,
,
today
when
the
Senate
rejected
the
Finance
Bill
pro-!
i.
ling
for
the
issue
of
up
to
$1)0,000,000
in
fiduciary
notes
1
t.ii-h
was
designed
to
provide
work
for
the
relief
of
un-:
i
,
i
)!ovment,
bonuses
to
wheat
growers
and
aid
to
farmers
.
:
generally.
If
the
Senate
rejects
th
measure
for
a
second
time
after
the
statutory
period
of
three
month
j
the
government
will
call
for
dls-
solution
and
a
general
election.
.
MINE
WILL
RUN
AGAIN
Charlie
Chaplin
Goes
Fox
Hunting
ConSerVtttWe
CenSUre
Charlie
CliapUn
famous
screen
comedian,
was
guest
of
Duke
of
Westminster
at
Chateau
Saint,
S
.ens.
Normandy
in
honor
of
Chaplin
s
visit
the
duke
organized
a
hunt,
and
we
find
comedian
with
Colon
1
1
Hinttr
on
erounds
ready
to
give
chasi
to
elusive
fox.
VARSITY
WINNER
Vancouver
Wheat
Boys
Band
to
Give
Recital
,
Will
Be
Heard
Sunday
Afternoon
at
i
..i
i
-
i
it
r
...j
W
,nB
Totem
Pole
Hill
if
Weather
I
Mght
in
Championship
i
m
is
Favorable
Hoop
Game
j
The
Boys'
Band
will
hold
another
VANCOUVER.
April
17:
-Varsity
iu
oMie
uo.
,
Totem
Pole
I
(defeated
Winnipeg
Toilers
29
to
U
HU1
8unday
afternoon,
weather!
Wnt
in
tne
iirsi
game
oi
uie
permitting,
it
is
announced
by;
western
basketball
finals.
Bandmaster
Thomas
Wilson.
J.
R.
McWllUams.
who
was
last
year
accountant
and
wireless
oper
ator
for
the
B.
C.
Packers
at
South
VANCOUVER,
April
17:
Wheat
Bay
Cannery,
Skidegate
Inlet,
is
was
quoted
at
6tc
on
the
local
ex-
now
serving
as
wireless
operator
on
Change
today
board
the
steamer
Princess
Mary.
Found
Wandering
Clad
Only
His
Underwear
After
Jolly
Evening;
Soon
Lost
Stake
Mike
Anderson,
who
arrived
in
the
city
a
short
time
age
from
Queen
Charlotte
City
with
a
stake
as
a
result
of
bis
labors
as
a
logger,
claims
to
have
been
"cieanerl"
for
fair
last
night.
At
least
that
is
what
he
intimated
this
morning
when
he
faced
Magistrate
McClymoat
in
city
police
court
on
a
charge
of
drunkenness
after
he
had
recovered
sufficiently
from
his
nocturnal
experiences.
Anderson
had
actually
"lost
his
pants"
by
the
time
he
was
arrested
at
3:30
this
morning
after
he
had
attempted
to
break
int
a
residence
on
Fourth
Avenue
East
and
3ai
gonb
si
far
as
to
crash
a
window
in
the
attempt.
WJian;take
llrftWvustody
he
was
clad
only
in
his
undoiariimQ
it
was
snowing
too.
According
to
Anderson's
story
to
the
cadi,
the
last
ho
remembered
of
his
evening's
doings
was
when
he
was
visiting1
on
Comox
Avenue.
He
was
not
sure
about
the
house,
though.
Anderson
was
fined
$25,
with
30
days
option,
and
now
the
police
are
trying
to
locate
his
clothes
and
the
rest
of
his
effects.
1
Vote
Was
Dereated
hy
Very
Decisive
Margin
Premier
MacDonald
is
Given
iStirring
Endorsation
on
Critical
Division
MoVed
By
Stanley
Baldwin
LONDON,
April
17:
Receiving
one
of
the
largest
ever
recorded
in
its
favor,
namely
54,
the
Labor
government
of
Premier
J.
Ramsay
MacDonald
scored
a
surprise
and
a
signal
victory
in
the
House
of
Commons
last
night
when
the
censure
vote
of
the
Conservatives
on
the
government
for
its
failure
to
solve
the
unem-
ployment
crisis
was
rejected
on
a
LAND
HERE.
ATTRACTS
Majority
of
Colonization
Inquiries
For
Opportunities
in
Central
British
Columbia
"Fully
75
of
the
inquiries
we
receive
from
prospective
settlers
stated
by
T.
P.
Devlin
of
the
Canadian
National
Kailnays
colonization
department
at
Winnipeg,
who
arrived
in
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
the
interior
in
the
course
of
an
official
tour,
sailing
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver.
Mr.
Devlin
was
accompanied
by
Harry
Bowman,
C.
N.
K.
colonization
representative
at
Vancouver.
Together,
they
have
been
visiting
a
number
of
interior
points.
Already
this
season
quite
a
number
of
new
settlers
are
arriving
in
the
Bulkley
and
Nechako
Valleys.
.division
of
305
to
251.
The
division
was
regarded
as
a
critical
one
in
the
life
of
the
government
which
is
now
given
a
new
lease.
The
Conservatives
were
the
only
members
to
sup-part
the
censure
vote
which
was
moved
by
Rt.
Hon.
Stanley
Baldwin
in
a
fiery
speech.
The
majority
of,
Liberate
supported
the
government.
MARKET
IN
PUITVTA
DIP
are
for
land
In
Northern
?
Cen-
1
Xniljii
Dill
tral
British
Columbia.''
Tf
was
j
Sir
Arthur
Carrie
Sees
it
as
Canada'!
!
Greatest
Export
Trade
Opportunity
VICTORIA.
April
17:
China
Is
Canada's
greatest
virgin
market
and
may
become
its
largest
export
field.
Sir
Arthur
Currie
stated
here
last
night
on
his
arrival
from
the
Orient
aboard
the
steamer
Empress
of
Japan.
A
new
apparmtaa
and
method
for
analysis
of
gas
mixture.
Important
J
to
a
number
of
industries,
has
been
devised.
Grain
Ship
is
Now
Due
Here
on
Sunday
Night
flfith
Two
Others
,
Coming
Within
Next
Two
Weeks
The
British
ship
Welsh
City
is
now
reported
due
here
midnight
Sunday
from
Shanghai
to
load
a
full
cargo
of
grain
from
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Rupert
elevator
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
Continent
The
vessel
will
probably
not
have
to
be
lined
but,
since
she
is
coming
direct
here
from
the
Orient,
she
will
require
to
be
fumi
gated
before
she
starts
to
load.
Shei-
wlll
probably
be
away
Inside
the
week.
The
Haxby
and
the
Trout
Pool
are
the
names
oi
the
two
Ropner
I
ships
which
are
eotning
to
load
here
One
is
due
to
arrive
on
April
36
and
the
other
on
May
1.
Like
the
Welsh
City,
these
boats
will
also
both
load
full
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
1
Continent.
The
Weather
Triple
sland
Cloudy,
light
westerly
wind;
an
smooth.
Langara
Island-Orercsst,
light
southerly
wind;
sea
calm.
Dead
Tree
Point
Part
cleudy.
calm;
temperature,
41;
baroityeter.
90.10;
sea
smooth.
.
WILL
MOVE
DRUG
STORE
Mayor
Orme
to
Set
Dp
Ills
Business
In
Own
Building
on
Third
Ave.
at
Fulton
Street
The
building
on
the
southwest
corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
Fulton
Street,
which
is
owned
by
Mayor
Cyril
II.
Orme,
is
now
undergoing
repair
and
alterations
at
the
(hands
of
Mitchell
&
Currle.
con-,
tractors.
!
Orme's
Drug
Store,
one
of
Prince
Rupert's
well
known
pioneer
businesses.
Is
to
W
thdved
from
the
Al-
'der
tilock
"to
that?
corner
this
sum-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Clendennlng
mer.
arrived
tn
the
city
from
Vancouver;
on
the
Princess
Mary
this
afternoon
TWO
HALIBUT
BOATS
IN
and
will
be
located
here
for
some
tune.
Mr.
Clendennlng
will
be
repre-
Two
Canadian
halibut
boats
were
sentaUve
of
the
Empire
Shipping
In
today
with
small
catches,
both
of
Co.
tn
connection
with
the
forth-
which
were
disposed
of
to
United
coming
loading
of
grain
boats
at
Pacific
Fisheries.
The
boats
were:
,
this
port.
Mrs.
Clendennlng
was
for-
Helen
II.
5.000
pounds;
Melville
merly
Miss
Lorna
Tite
of
this
city.
1,000.