Todays
Weather
If
Tomorrow's
Tides
Sunday,
March
27,
1932
High
4:14
a.m.
21:0
ft.
rrlncc
Rupert
Raining,
light
17:26
p.m.
16:8
It.
southeast
wind;
barometer,
29.96;
Low
11:08
ajn.
4:1
ft.
temperature,
45;
sea
choppy.
23:04
pm.
8:9
ft
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
VOl.
AJVIUm
WO.
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PRICE:
CTtrt?
FIVE
nvwva
CENTS
Several
Prospectors
Get
Fine
Samples
Is
Believed
to
Be
Main
Ore
Body
of
Vein
Which
Caused
Rush
in
1807
CRANBROOK,
March
26:
Two
shovelfuls
of
earth
yielded
$8
in
gold
to
Albert
Leland
recently
when
he
indulged
in
a
little
prospecting
on
Wild
Horse
Creek
near
here
Leland
found
the
ground
already
staked
by
August
Suren
and
the
two
men
are
now
disputing
for
its
posses-
A.'
Rawforth
of
Cranbrook
has
also
brought
in
fine
samples.
.
The
opinion
is
widely
held
that
it
is
on
the
main
ore
body
of
a
field
which
yielded
millions
of
dollars
of
gold
in
the
rush
of
1867
which
had
not
yet
been
found.
ELKS
DANCE
ENJOYABLE
Ut
Year
Officers
Hosts
at
Jolly
Gathering
Thursday
Night
I
Interesting
Novelties
j
A
highly
enjoyable
dance
wasj
.staged
by
last
year's
officers
of
the
,
local
Elks'
Lodge,
under
the
leader-1
ship
of
George
C.
Mitchell.
1931
exulted
ruler,
on
Thursday
night
in
the
Elks'
Home.
There
were
about
seventy-five
couples
In
attendance
und
a
fine
time
was
enjoyed
by
all
from
9:30
pin.
until
2:30
ajn.
A
splendid
program
of
dance
music
was
furnished
by
Charlie
Balagnos
Venetian
Orchestra
and.
during
the
evening,
some
original
novelty
numbers
were
Introduced,
much
to
the
pleasure
of
all.
The
specialties
Included
an
exhibition
dance,
the
Tango,
by
Miss
Lauro
Frlasell
and
Dill
Lamble;
a
burlesque
Adagio
Dance
act
by
the
;
Lcvlnsky
Bros.,
who
turned
out
to
i
be
Bill
Stone,
Sam
Joy
and
Joe
Scott,
and
a
flute
and
banjo
duet
j
by
Johnny
Saunders
and
Joe
Ar-seneau.
Each
number
was
well
received.
There
was
a
slngtng
competition
between
the
ladles
and
the
men.
the
latter
losing
by
default.
Feature
of
the
refreshments,
which
were
served
at
midnight,
were
delicious
hot
cross
buns.
George
Mitchell
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
A.
S.
Nlckerson
presided
at
the
door.
Sam
Joy
was
chairman
ond
the
refreshments
committee
of
which
George
Rodger
was
also
a
prominent
member.
INDIAN
FINED
Jcames
Mitchell.
Hagwllget
Indian,
has
been
fined
$10
and
costs
with
option
of
five
days'
imprison
mcnt
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
H
A
Patriot
patriotism
is
a
shiniiw
flame
for
this
San
Francisco
lad.
Each
day
after
school
he
goes
about
polishing
shoe
to
raise
mony
for
Shanghai
defenders
Native
Girl
Passes
Here
L.
Oalc
of
Smlthers
for
trapping
on
nfa(h
Xnurs,iay
Afternoon
of
Mar-another
man's
trapllne.
divisional
,
juer,tc
Ethc
Kuby
itudland
headquarters
of
the
provincial
po-
j
ot
Mctlakatla
lice
hero
have
been
Informed.
Fine
and
costs
were
paid.
Marguerite
Ethel
Ruby
Rudland,
,
niH
rtanohter
cf
Mr.
and
....
wiiiiam
midland
of
Metia
House
of
Commons
on
Thurs-
of
,unemi
arrangements.
day
afternoon.
Only
the
for-
mnl
Roynl
Assent
Is
now
awaiting
before
the
measure
actually
becomes
law.
.-,
vs
ALASKA
WEATIir.ll
Ketehlkan
Hlh.
48;
low.
18.
Juneau-Hlgh,
46;
low.
36.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MARCH
26,
1932
Weldon
McAfee
Tells
Rotary
Club
It
Is
Desirable
to
Live
:
Within
Means
"One
reason
for
the
slowness
of
the
financial
recovery
I
believe
Is
the
refusal
of
the
people
to
face
facts
and
adjust
themselves
to
the
'
changed
conditions,''
stated
Weldon
R.
McAfee,
In
an
address
before
the
Rotary
Club
at
its
luncheon
Thursday.
"This
refusal
to
face
facte
has
been
a
great
obstacle
to
a
return
to
better
times.
At
last,
however,
peo-,
pie
are
realizing
it
and
adopting'
ways
and
means
of
carrying
on
un-1
der
the
changed
conditions."
I
Mr.
McAfee
was
one
of
the
six
hundred
business
and
professional
men
who
attended
the
dinner
re-,
cently
In
Vancouver
which
was
ad
dressed
by
George
Kidd
in
which
the
finances
of
the
province
were,
reviewed.
He
was
Intensely
inter-:
ested
in
the
facts
and
figures
there
produced.
A
realization
of
the
condition
started
the
Improvement
in
Britain
where
the
value
of
the
pound
sterling
is
already
rising
and
the
bank
rate
decreasing.
People'
had
been
playing
politics
too
long.
fc
.Noont
couloi.dwhat
was
the
reason
the
economic
structure
wa'S
out
of
line,
said
Mr.
McAfee.
Doubt
less
it
was
due
largely
to
the
war.
and
Its
consequent
debt
with
vie-'
tory
for
none.
This
was
followed
by
j
a
period
of
frenzied
finance
and;
then
came
the
deflation.
I
In
Vancouver
Mr.
McAfee
said
he
j
met
H.
R.
McMillan,
who
had
Just
returned
from
a
business
tour
of
Europe.
He
had
told
of
the
conditions
there,
the
outstanding
feature
being
that
Germany
was
on
the
verge
of
collapse.
Closing
his
speech,
Mr.
McAfee
made
a
plea
to
his
hearers
to
help
in
bringing
about
a
more
stable
condition
by
living
within
their
means.
That
was
most
Important.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
March
26:
Wheat
was
quoted
at
57c
on
the
local
exchange
today.
CONGRESS
HEATSl
SALES
TAX
BILL
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
March
26:
In
one
of
the
most
spectacular
political
upsets
in
years,
the
general
manufactures
sales
tax
bill,
principal
measure
spon-
sored
by
the
adminis-
tration
after
three
months
of
preparation
at
the
present
session
of
Congress,
was
defeated
bv
a
vote
of
223
to
153
by
an
insurgent
house
on
Thursday.
The
House
ways
and
means
com-
m
i
1
1
c
e
immediately
went
into
consideration
nf
alternative
nronosals
katla.
died
Thursday
afternoon
ln
and
Speaker
John
Gar
AltOLITION
OF
,...
',.
nn-rt
General
Hospital
GRAND
JURIES
-a
palIcnt
for
lwo
weeks.
Mrs.
Robert
Hill
of
Kit-
OTTAWA.
March
20-The
j
JJJ
Kl"
J
lw
of
tne
dead
girf.
lolll
providing
for
the
aboil-
ftJ
took
pUcc
this
af-
Hon
ot
grand
Juries
In
British
at
Metlakatla.
the
girl's
Columbia
was
passed
by
thei
.
ii,,r.r
Bros,
were
In
ner
expressed
hope
that
these
would
be
successfully
devised.
President
Hoover
expressed
keen
disappointment
at
the
rejection
of
the
bill
which
would
have
brought
$600,000,000
annually
in
revenue.
here.
municipal
interests
of
cated.
and
2c.
The
World's
Finest
Saddle
Thar';
gold
in
them
there
trappings
yes.
and
sliver
and
rubies,
too.
$20,009
was
spent
by
Mrs.
H.
L.
Music
of
Palm
Springs,
California,
in
securing
the
world's
finest
saddle,
bridle
and
chaps.
It's
the
work
of
a
Hollywood
artisan.
Victoria
Wants
Civic
Cleanup
Resignations
of
City
Engineer
and
City
Solicitor
Among
Others
Demanded
by
Mass
Meeting
VICTORIA.
March
26
Reslgna
tlons
of
the
city
engineer
and
cltv
tnllMthr
U'rp
Hminriwl
hv
ft
mditl'
Drott,
2,800,
Booth,
5.1c
and
2c.
DOLLAR
AT
89
l-2c;
POUND
AT
$3.70
New
York.
March
20
The
Cana
dian
dollar
closed
at
80
5-6c.
on
the
foreign
exehahge
here
Thursday.
The
British
pound
sterling
closed
at
$3.70
c.
SUPPLIED
INDIANS
John
Myles
was
fined
$300,
with
option
of
three
months'
Imprisonment,
by
Magistrate
McClymont
in
city
police
court
this
morning
for
supplying
liquor
to
Indians.
Kenneth
and
Roger
Powell,
the
two
Indians
involved,
were
each
fined
$15
with
option
of
14
days'
imprisonment.
The
whole
party
is
serving
time.
DAIL
SITS
IN
APRIL
Plans
of
President
Eamonn
dc
Valera
i
being
given
by
the
Free
State
council
to
an
ultimatum
which
was
re
ceived
this
week
from
London
in!
I
rip
Jalpra
In
regard
to
the
oath
of
Livingstone.
10,000,
Cold
Storage,
aUeglance
and
olner
matters.
5.5c
and
2c.
De
Valera
today
reiterated.
In
an
to
the
crown.
Hollywood
Wins
Baseball
Game
From
Detroit
Dr.
Mandy
Holding
Annual
Classes
For
Prospectors
and
Mining
Men
;
A
series
of
lectures
on
mining
;
subjects
to
be
given
by
Dr.
J.
T.
Mandy.
resident
mining
engineer
throughout
the
northwestern
district,
started
here
Thursday
night.
The
lectures
are
a
continuation
of
policy
started
two
years
ago
by
the
department
of
mines,
to
hold
instructional
classes
and
lectures
in
niirling.
Lectures
Uiis
year
will
develop
the
foundation
laid
by
the
former
series
and
apply
the
prin-1
ciples
expounded,
with
particular
'
emphasis
on
local
conditions
in
the
district.
Further
lectures
will
be
held
this
afternoon
and
tonight
in
the
city
council
chamber.
Others
J
are
planned
for
later
In
the
year.
Thursday
night
there
was
a
capacity
audience
of
about
seventy.
,
Dr.
Mandy
stressed
the
importance
'
of
the
mining
Industry
to
Industrial
1
progress
and
economic
integrity
of
'
Canada.
The
northwestern
area
of
.jSCwasIayisbbf.,
endowed
with
!
mineral"
resources.
Prince
Rupert
.
was
In
the
centre
of
this
area.
De-!
velopment
of
northwest
mineral
resources
was
of
vital
Interest
to
Prince
Rupert
its
the
fundament
of
i
the
city's
Industrial
expansion
and
economic
Integrity.
Prince
Rupert
!
besides
being
fish-conscious
must
also
become
mineral-conscious.
Dr.
Mandy
sketched
theories
and
principles
involved
leading
up
to
the
formation
of
the
earth
as
a
unit
!
of
the
solar
system
with
the
rocks
land
minerals
composing
the
earth,
i
He
described
the
processes
respon
sible
for
the
present
form
of
the
earth
since
the
initial
solidification
!
from
bases
and
vapors
forming
'the
original
nebula
Into
molten
magma
gradually
cooling
to
form
Crisis
With
London
Does
Not
Hurry
the
crust
of
the
earth
in
which
all
minerals
ot
economic
are
found.
j
Weathering
and
erosion
and
for-
DUBLIN,
March
26:
In
spite
ofimatlon
of
sedimentary
rocks
were
the
political
crisis
which
is
develop-
:
described.
Disturbance
of
equilibrium
between
the
new
Nationalist
urn
of
forces,
setting
up
of
new
In
the
crust
meeting
of
seven
hundred
citizens
i
government
and
the
British
colon-
jatrwses
stresses
and
and
strains
strains
nl
nt9ijm
TI.A.IJnnl
Vnw.,.v.
ri
Importance
.
n
.
(
1
I
I
.
1
4
nmucui
uiuuu
ueigraauauy
wcreascu
i
pouii
A
eeneral
clean-up
In
the'
malnlv
in
ii...
ww
iw
iw
h
1KU
wnefc
reaujusuneiu
must
wtiwc
economy,
was
advo-
Halibut
Landings
FRIDAY
Canadian
tlon
of
calling
the
Dall
Earrean,
I
place,
resulting
In
pressures
and
lower
house
ot
the
Irish
Free
State,
j
tensions
In
the
crust
and
folding
together
until
April
20.
Meantime,
full
consideration
Is
:
and
faulting
of
rocks
and
resultant
cracking
and
ftssuring
ot
strata
and
mountain
building.
Home
of
Metals
Dr.
Mandy
stressed
that
the
home
answer
to
certain
demands
made
by'0f
metau
was
In
agruous
rocks
and
ul""
!
interview,
his
government's
lnten-
L
of
pressure
Importance
In
the
..u.
"JS.iI.ane-M
n
9
J
tlon
to
remove
from
tne
Free
stato
'
formation
of
metalliferous
concent
nuu,
wwiu
..
constitution
the
oath
or
allealanco
described
how
bathollthlc
activity
or
later
Infection
towards
the
crust
of
molten
rock
carrying
the
metals
trattons
known
as
ore
deposits
which
were
later
bared
to
vision.
The
Coast
Range
bathollth
was
described
and
Its
Importance
stressed
as
the
source
of
ore
deposits
of
the
northwestern
district.
Its
gene
sis
was
analyzed
and
processes
dis
cussed
that
led
up
to
the
formation
of
this
huge
mass
of
deep-seated
granitic
rock
complex.
Processes
In
volved
that
led
to
the
formation
of
ore
deposits
from
this
granitic
in
SAN
DIEOO,
March
26:
Holly-
.fectlon
were
described
and
likely
wood
team
of
the
Pacific
Coast
areas
and
conditions
under
which
League
defeated
Detroit
Tigers
of
they
could
be
found
by
the
prospec
the
American
League
by
a
score
of
tor
were
Indicated.
It
was
further
14
to
12
In
a
free-scoring
baseball
,
stressed
that
Prince
Rupert
was
In
game
here
Thursday.
:
the
centre
of
one
of
the
most
lm
.
I
portant
mineralized
bathollthlc
In
Archie
Watt,
divisional
master
fectlons
in
the
world
and
that
every
mechanic
for
the
Canadian
Natlo-
encouragement
and
assistance
nat
Railways,
Is
spending
the
week-
should
be
given
the
prospector
who
end
here
on
official
duties,
having
,1s
a
vital
and
Important
instrument
arrived
on
this
morning's
train
,
in
the
furthering
of
Prince
Rupert's
from
Prince
George.
industrial
welfare.
i
Ks
hoM
rejects
sales
tax
bill
RICH
GOLD
STRIKE
MADE
IN
CROW'S
NEST
PASS
COUNTRY
Two
Shovels
of
Earth
Yield
Eight
Dollars
Of
Precious
Metal
OBSTACLE
TO
i
BETTER
TIMES
LECTURES
jRETURN
OF
i
COMMENCE1
BABY
SOON
Alsanlime
No
Trace
of
Lindbergh
Child,
Kidnapped
Weeks
Ago,
Is
Found
Rumored
on
Boat
BELIEVED
ON
SHIP
NORFOLK,
Vir,
March
26:
Very
Kev.
Dean
II.
Dobson
Peacock,
who
was
responsible
for
the
report
that
the
kidnapped
baby
was
being
held
on
a
boat
in
Chesapeake
Bay,
said
today
that
Norfolk
intermediaries,
who
are
endeavoring
to
bring
about
the
return
of
20-month
old
Charles
Au;ustus
Lindbergh
jr.
to
his
parents,
were
still
optimistic
although
there
were
no
new
developments
of
any
kind.
HOPEWELL,
tU..
March
26:
1
here
is
still
no
trace
of
the
missing
child
of
Col.
and
Mrs.
Charles
A.
tndbcrgh
although
the
feeling
Is
growing
that
it
will
soon
be
re
stored
to
its
parents.
Renewed
vigor
was
given
the
hunt
on
Thursday
when
reports
were
In
circulation
here
that
the
missing
child
was
in
custody
on
a
rum-runners'
yacht
in
Chesapeake
Bay,'
within
"3d.
miles
of
Norfolk,
Vu...
in
charge
of
five
men
and
a
woman.
There
was
no
dfflclat
comment
other
than
the
suggestion
that
this
report
was
jSrobibly
"on
a
par
with
similar
rumors''
which
have
been
heard
evdr
since
the
kidnapping.
A
vigorous
hunt
off
the
Virginia
coast
was
instituted
by
the
coastguard,
however.
It
Is
stUl
felt
by
the
authorities
that
the
great
amount
of
publicity
given
rumors
when
the
kidnapping
was
first
discovered
has
tended
to
delay
the
early
return
of
the
child.
Spring
Schedule
Now
in
Effect
Service
of
Canadian
National
Steamships"
Same
as
That
During
Winter
The
spring
schedule
ot
the
Canadian
National
Steamships
bt-ween
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
is
now
in
operation.
SO
Prince
George,
leaves
Vancouver,
north
bound
every
Monday
evening
at
d
o'clock
and
calls
at
Powell
River,
Ocean
Falls,
Prince
Rupert.
Anyox
and
Stewart.
She
return.
to
her
berth
at
the
Canadian
Na
tional
dock.
Vancouver
every
Sa-urday
at
1
:30
pjn.
SS.
Prince
John
is
still
operating
on
a
fortnightly
schedule
to
thr
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
She
leaves
Prince
Rupert
alternate
Sa
turdays
at
4
p.m..
and
calls
at
nu
merous
island
ports.
Princess
Helen
Mi-
J
Visiting
Royal
Roumanian
Son
BUCHAREST.
Roumanta.
March
26:-
Prlncess
Helen,
divorced
wife
of
King
Carol,
came
back
to
Bucharest
Thursday
.
from
exile
to
visit
het
son.
Prince
Michael.
She
was
given
a
warm
welcome
and
was
met
at
the
border
by
24
soldiers
and
tho
king's
bodyguard
and
was
given
a
royal
salute.
Miss
Alle'en
Patmore,
daughter
of
L.
W
Patmore
of
this
city,
arrived
in
the
city
on
this
morning's
train
from
her
school
teaching
duties
at
Terrace
to
spend
the
Easter
holiday
suou
at
her
homt
h
re.
i:
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3
tr
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