Today's
Weather
Prince
Rupert
Overcast,
calm;
barometer,
29.74;
temperature,
48;
sea
smooth.
Vol.
XXIII..
No.
00.
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KILLED
IN
COST
OF
Two
Newspapermen
Injured,
Woman
Killed,
on
Granville
St.
Bridge
Mrs.
W.
V.
Findlay
Dies
Following
Accident
and
Her
Husband
Is
Not
Expected
to
Recover
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Sutherland
Other
Members
of
Party
VANCOUVER,
April
18:
Mrs.
William
Findlay,
victim
of
an
automobile
accident
Saturday
night,
died
shortly
after
noon
today.
She
and
her
husband
both
suffered
fractured
skulls
and
other
injuries.
Mr.
Findlay
is
not
expected
to
live.
He
is
prominent
in
newspaper
and
sports
circles,
being
a
member
of
the
editorial
staff
of
the
Vancou
BIG
LOAN
APPROVED
Victoria
Ratepayers
Ratify
$500,000
D)law
to
Meet
Deficit
on
Unemployment
Relief
VICTORIA.
Apjll
18:
By
a
veU
oi
-tin
to
i
sea.
nifc
Tfcupiym
Vi
ii
h
i
approved
a
bylaw
submit
ted
by
the
city
council
for
$BG0.0)0
to
mrct
a
deficit
Incurred
on
ac-ro
ur
(if
unemployment
relief
ex-pciidiiure.
The
bylaw
Had
a
margin
of
172
over
the
number
of
vote
required
to
carry
It.
Thr
bylaw
was
submitted
follow-In;:
the
refusal
of
the
private
bills
i
ummittec
of
the
Legislature
to
approve
the
loan
without
sanction
of
the
ratepayers.
Titanic
Memorial
Service
Was
Held
In
New
York
City
NEW
YORK,
April
18:
A
memor
lal
service
was
held
here
on
Friday
for
those
who
lost
their
lives
in
the
Titanic
disaster
exactly
twenty
years
ago.
"Nearer
My
God
to
Thee."
the
same
hymn
which
the
orchestra
of
the
Titanic
played
as
-.he
great
ship
foundered
with
more
th.m
two
thousand
souls
on
board
Hfu
r
striking
an
iceberg,
was
featured
in
the
memorial
service.
PASSING
OF
MINING
MAN
f'Wgc
Henry
Aylatd
Dies
in
Victoria
Saturday
Night
At
Age
Of
Seventy-Four
VICTORIA,
April
18-Gco.
Henry
Aylurd,
aged
74,
one
of
the.
most
outstanding
figures
in
British
Columbia
mining,
died
hero
Saturday
night.
4
THOUSANDS
KILLED
IN
CHINESE
QUAKE
PEIPINQ,
China.
April
18:
".
Rcpor),
received
here
at
the
week-eftd
stated
that
scores'
of
villages
In
Central
China
had
been
virtually
destroyed
by
sc-
verc
earthquakes.
Many
thou-
ands
of
Chinese
are
believed
to
be
dead.
The
earthquakes
occurred
on
April
6
and
centr-
fd
In
the
northeast
of
Hupeh
Province.
'
ver
sun.
IAL
Charles
A.
Sutherland
of
the
Dally
Province
editorial
staff
and
Mrs.
Sutherland
were
also
injured.
Mrs.
Sutherland
is
suffering
from
a
fractured
Jaw.
The
accident
occurred
when
the
automobile,
in
which
the
party
was
riding,
skidded
on
Oranvtlle
Street
bridge
Into
a
street
car.
'Is
Great
Country'
Says
Mrs.
Biddle
Philadelphia
Society
Woman
In
Vancouver
After
Flying
In
Central
Alaska
VANCOUVER.
April
18:-
Arriving
here
at
the
end
of
the
week
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Norah
after
having
spent
three
months
flying
in
lonely
Central
Alaska.
Mrs.
Ed
ward
M.
Biddle.
Philadelphia
soci
ety
woman,
remarked
that
Alaska
was
a
"a
rand
country."
Mrs.
Biddle
laushlngly
denied
that
she
had
made
the
trip
with
a
view
to
writ
ing
a
book
about
the
customs
of
the
native
women
of
Alaska.
She
pro
ceeds
from
here
to
her
home
in
the
east.
Troller.s
Get
Few
Fish
at
Week-End
Kuns
on
Trolling
Grounds
Fall
Off;
Lower
Trice
is
Being
Paid
Today
There
was
a
light
run
of
salmon
nn
the
trolling
grounds
over
the
week-end.
Small
deliveries
to
port
this
morning
brought
9c
and
2c
for
red
and
white
springs
respectively.
Ln't
week
10c
and
11c
and
2c
was
being
paid.
No
Developments
In
Kidnap
Case
!
NF.W
YORK.
April
18:
xncre
.
.,.inr,mnf
over
the
wc"
i,lu
r
.7':::
".
VMn,.
WCCK-CJ1U
HI
WIU
UIUUU1..B
plng
case
although
negotiators
expressed
confidence
that
the
child
would
be
soon
returned
safely
to
Its
parents.
GOVERNMENT
AGENT
HOLDS
AUCTION
SALE
AT
FENNY
PRINCE
GEORGE,
April
18:-nnvemment
Aeent
George
Mil
burn
made
a
trip
to
Penny
last
Tuesday
to
auction
off
a
number
of
...LIU
ItwinrAVil,
.
suD-amsioiu
-r;
mmm
system,
announces
,uof
that
a
a
snv-i
.
V.
$600
Der
daJ
V,
I
naa
.r-ruJ
pcen
piuvvu
"
tarouttht'ear
Ithout
authority.
p.-i.
Parce
s
brouM,'
an
n
average
average
price
price
oi
s
per
acn,
mid
Pturciinse"
TJZull
.Tohn
IMrbacz.
K
Aussland,
j
J.
Fin-'
Fin
-
,
lalson
and
R.
Johnson,
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIANS;
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
APRIL
18,
1932
SERVICES
MEANS
HEAVY
CITY
Relief
Workers
boughboys
doughnut
express
visits
the
ste
m-torn
area
of
Aia'i
ma
Former
fighters
found
fun
furnishing
food
to
the
suirken
farmers
a
round
Tuscaloosa.
The
legion's
famous
train,
a
a
familiar
figure
in
convention
parades,
was
put
to
work
this
time.
RAILWAY
TO
OUiT;
Trans-Andean
Line
Will
Cease
Ser-1
vice
Unless
Chili-Argentina
j
Tariff
jyVarStops
,
,
j
VALPARAISO.
Chill.
April
18:
i
The
Trans-Andean
Railway,
great
railway
which
crosses
the
Andes
Mountains
at
a
high
elevation
to
connect
the
two
South
American
republics
of
Chili
and
Argentina.
will
be
forced
to
discontinue
service
on
April
29
unless
the
tariff
war
between
the
two
countries,
which
has
attained
serious
propor
tions,
ceases,
It
was
announced
at
the
week-end
by
the
management,
of
the
line.
Married
Women
Banished
From
Police
Service
VANCOUVER,
April
18:
The
Vancouver
police
commission
has
adopted
a
policy
under
which
it
will
not
have
in
its
employ
married
women
whose
husbands
are
receiving
in
excess
of
$100
monthly.
One
policewoman,
whose
husband
Is
a
minister.
Is
affected.
Dinner
Tendered
Andrew
Mellon
Prince
of
Wales
Among
Speakers
to
Welcome
New
Ambassador
of
United
States
LONDON,
April
18:
Andrew
W
Mellon,
new
United
States
ambas
sador
to
Great
Britain,
was
the
VinnAv
at
a
rtlnnor
nf
th
--v-A;
.
.
.
.
Pilgrims
ooaeiy
nem
vc
the
week
here.
Among
the
speK-
crs
who
welcomed
Mr.
Mellon
was
the
Prince
of
Wales.
The
King
sent
his
greetings.
Traction
Savings
In
Seattle
Amount
To
$600
Per
Day
SEATTLE,
-
April
18:
Walter
M.j
i
manaKer
ot
the
city
street
;
-
t
a
.
PU,u
f
economies
which
havfe
been
put
Jnomi
In
Alabama's
Storm-Torn
Area
In
Washington
i
Hon.
L
.
Fiemics.
nu
mber
of
i
the
Ro.ii
Air
Force,
who
is
j
air
uttnin
ut
the
British
em-piS'y
Washington.
DC
i
HIS
BRAIN
BEQUEATHED
Odd
Itcquest
Is
Made
By
Arnold
Gale,
seventy-year
Old
Fhy-schologist,
Who
Died
Recently
MINNEAPOLIS,
April
18
Under
he
will
of
Arnold
Oale,
70
year
old
physchologlrt
of
radical
views
and
former
rrvtmber
of
the
faculty
of
the
University
of
Minnesota,
his
brain
Is
left
to
a
Chicago
icctor,
who
was
a
personal
friend,
for
dissection
purposes.
Galedled
recently
i
.Bv
WEATHER'
REPORT
'
Dead
Tree
Point-
Talning.
fresh
;.outheast
wlndi
barometer.
29.64;
umntii!.
temperature.
4!i;
4a;
h..v
hef-y
swell.
,Pll
Trlnle
uiahd
"art
cloudy.
otf.riv
ri.
mtnto
Ungara
Island-noudy,
light
&
calm.
BIRTHDAY
OF
DARR0W
Chief
Defense
Counsel
In
"Honor
Murder"
Trial
is
75
Today
HQNOLULUy
Aptil
18w-CUrerjce,
Oarrow.
chief
counsel
for
the
defence
in
the
"honor
murder"
trial,
celebrated
his
seventy-fifth
birthday
today.
The
hearing
resumed
today
after
a
two-day
delay
owing
to
Mr.
Dar-row's
Illness.
Great
interest
was
manifested
in
the
evidence
today
owing
to
the
expectation
that
Lieut.
Thomas
H
Massle
would
confess
the
killing
with
a
plea
of
temporary
Insanity.
Halibut
Landings
Summary
Amertcan-141,500
pounds.
5c
and
2r
to
7c
and
3c.
Canadian
98,000
pounds,
4c
and
2c
to
5.1c
and
2c.
American
Clipper,
50,
000,
Atlln.
6c
and
3c.
Arctic,
27,000,
Cold
Storage,
5.6c
and
2c.
(
Havana,
45,000,
left
for
Seattle,
j
Oceanic,
18,000,
Cold
Storage;
6c:
.and
3c.
!
Hypertan,
12,000,
Cold
Storage.
5c
and
2c.
j
Onah,
15.000.
Booth.
7c
and
3c.
Garland,
14,500,
and
Wave,
5.000,
Booth,
6c
and
3c.
I
Canadian
Margaret
1,
6,500;
Capo
Spencer,
Mr
Justlce
Fliher
presidlng,
re-17.000;
Aiken.
12
000;
Albert
K..
2.-turned
of
a
verdict
guUty
against
000;
Pair
of
Jacks.
12,000;
Helen
II.
lMrg
Mlnness
and
EUjah
9,500;
Morris
H..
10,000;
Tramp,
7
-
j
Mmn
m
chargM
of
consplracy
to
000;
Gulvlk.
6.000.
and
Rose
Spit,
defraud
a
nre
lnsurance
company
12.000.
Cold
Storage.
5c
and
2c.
Lf
approximately
$6000
in
connec
ts
itoy,
o.uuu.
ana
oiuoa,
o.uuu,
,
uoom,
D.rc
ana
Fanny
F..
3,000,
Atlln,
4c
and
2c.
CONTROL
IS
ADVOCATED
Senator
McRae
Thinks
Radium
I
Production
Should
Come
Under
Dominion
Government
i
OTTAWA.
April
18:
-A
move
to
orlng
radium
production
in
Canada!
und
control
ot
the
Dominion
gov-
ernment
in
me
mieresis
oi
sui
ferlng
-humanity"
has
been
lnstltu
ted
In
Parliament
by
Senator
A.
D.
McRae
of
Vancouver.
Senator
McRae
warned
prospec
tors
against
rushing
in
too
great
,imKi-
inin
fhP
now
nrat
Bar
Uke
country,
declaring
that
It
was
j
by
no
means
a
small
man's
field.
J
Tomorrow's
Tides
Tuesday,
April
19,
1932
High
12:17
pm.
20:9
ft
Low
6:11
a.m.'
3:2
ft.
18:25
pjn.
3:8
ft..
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
VANCOUVER
AUTO
SMASH
Over
$12,000
Hoisted
i
On
To
City
As
Result
of
Budgetary
Change
Reply
Received
From
Minister
of
Finance
Regarding
Payments
For
Institutionary
Services
and
Mothers'
Pensions
The
city
clerk
is
in
receipt
Hon.
J.
W.
Jones,
minister
of
mated
that
costs
of
social
services,
transferred
at
the
re-Icent
session
of
the
Legislature
from
the
province
to
the
j
municipalities,
will
involve
some
$12,040.32
annually
as
iar
as
Prince
Kupert
is
concerned,
this
figure
being
based
on
the
present
basis
of
use
of
these
services.
Mr.
Jones,
in
replying
to
!
an
Inquiry
from
the
city,
tabulates
these
costs
as
follows:
Mental
hospitals,
32
Inmates,
$5,-840.
Boys'
industrial
school,
eight
inmates,
$2,336.
Girls'
industrial
school,
two
inmates,
$58
1.
Tranqullle
Sanitarium,
three
inmates,
$60225.
Mothers'
pensions,
10
pensioners,
$2,678.07.
-
PASSES
IN
ESQUIMAU!
Airs.
Elizabeth
Pooley,
Mother
of
Attorney-General,
Dies
At
Age
Of
83
VICTORIA,
April
18
Mrs.
131-zabeth
Pooley,
widow
of
the
late
Charles
E.
Pooley,
K.C
and
mother
of
Hon.
R.
H.
Pooley,
attorney-
general
lor
ariusn
ooiumou..
uieu
Saturday
after
a
long
illness.
She
was
eignxy-mree
years
oi
age
ana
had
lived
tor
the
most
of
her
life
In
Esquimalt.
COUPLE
GUILTY
Vancouver
Jury
Convicts
Man
and
Woman
of
Conspiracy
to
Defraud
Insurance
Company
VANCOUVER.
April
18:
A
Jury
Int.
thp
Knnrrmp
Court
Assizes
here.
,,h
f.
t
r.
The
nalr
,
rprnnn(i.d
until
the
end
of
Assizes
for
sentence.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
April
18:
Wheat
was
quoted
at
61ic
on
the
local
e'xehange
today.
44
TROTSKY
INVITED
BACK
TO
RUSSIA
CONSTANTINOPLE,
April
18:
It
is
reported
here
that
Leon
Trotsky,
formerly
dicta-
tor
of
Soviet
Russia,
has
been
Invited
to
return
to
his
native
country
by
Joseph
Stalin,
the
present
dictator.
Trotsky
has
been
living
In
exile
in
this
country
for
the
last
few
years.
BURDEN
of
a
communication
from
finance,
in
which
it
is
irrtii
WOULD
USE
LASH
MORE
Vancouver
Believes
It
Would
Be
More
Effective
on
Criminals
Than
Long
Prison
Terms
VANCOUVER.
April
18:-A
drive
i9r.njre
liberal
use
of
the
lash
in-
neaa
or
long
prison
-terms,
especially
for
crimes
of
violence
involving
the
use.
of
guns,
has
been
Instituted
by
the
Vancouver1
pollc'tjorn-''
misslon,
following
up
suggestions
made
recently
along
this
line
by
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade.
Support
of
the
movement
will
be
sought
from
Hon.
R.
H.
Pooley,
attorney-general
for
the
province,
and
Hon.
Hugh
Guthrie,
federal
minister
of
justice.
PROBE
IS
ON.
AGAIN
New
York
Stork
Exchange
Trading)
Methods
Under
Investigation
.
Still
By
Committee
NEW
YORK.
April
18:
With
RU
ehard
Whitney,
president
of
the
New
York
Exchange,
still
on
the
itand,
the
senate
probe
of
trading
on
the
exchange
returned
Its
inves
tigations
today.
Specific
and
pertinent
questions
had
been
prepaid
for
Mr.
Whitney
to
answer
Instead
of
mere
general
inquiries
such
-as
those
of
last
week.
PARLEY
IN
1
HONOLULU.
Trade
to
Be
Discussed
Ky
Nations
of
Pacific
on
May
1,
5
and
6
HONOLULU,
April
18:
Arrangements
are
being
made
for
a
trade
conference
here
on
May
4,
5
and
oof
representative
of
countries
bordering
on
the
Pacific
Ocean.
Japan.
China.
Australia
and
United
Sta'tos.
will
be
among
the
countries
repre
sented.
Body
of
Aged
Woman
Eound
Miss
Annie
Symcock,
Aged
70,
Was
Victim
ot
Drowning
at
"
Esquimau
VICTORIA.
April
18:
-The
bod
of
Miss
Annlo
Symcock,
aged
70,
was
found
on
the
beach
at
Esquimau
yesterday.
Death
had
r;cll
duo
to
drowning
V
-
"J