HARBOR
REPORT
IS
TABLED
IN
HOUSE
1.
I
L.'gqgg
Today's
Weather
i
rif
i
omorrow
s
uaes
Saturday,
April
9,
1932
ftote
High
-
2:39
a.m.
20:6
It.
Prince
Rupert-
-'dy,
light
15:21
p.m.
17:9
ft.
.southeast
wind;
r.
30.26;
Low
9:22
a.m.
4:1
ft.
47;
21:10
pm.
7:7
ft.
temperature,
A
vs.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
IJRITISFI
COLUMHIA'S
NEWSPAPER
4
3r
Vol.
XXIII..
No.
82.
"7
.
Crew
of
US
mi-scr
Louisville
holstiwr
damaged
plane
aboard
alter
two
pUnes
collided
in
the
air.
One
was
a
total
wreck,
the
other
was
only
slightly
damaged.
None
of
the
pUott
was
Injured
Game
Service
In
Province
Costly
Employees
Number
69
and
Salaries
Total
$9,161.10,
Legislature
Is
Told
In
answer
to
question!
asked
by
Dr
J.
j.
amis.
Liberal
member
for
Yule,
Hon.
It.
H.
Pooley.
attorney
Taku
Area
Is
Under
Reserve
In
Order
to
1'ermlt
Examination
of
Industrial
Sites
and
Ship-pint
Facilities
An
area
In
the
Casslar
district
m
the
vicinity
of
Taku
River
wa
nlaced
under
icservc
m
Septem
I'nii
iai
nviiinri
in
tho
t
Miniature
i
her
10
last
the
reserve
to
be
tern
tii
't
there
are
a
total
of
69
employ-
porary
during
the
local
mining
W'x
in
the
Game
Branch
of
the
pro-
boom
to
permit
examination
and
AnnnrUnnmtnt
of
limited
tndua
I
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
APRIL
8,
1932
Vancouver
Can
Become
Outlet
For
Peace
River
Valley
Only
if
Protected
From
North
B.C.
Port
Would
Abolish
Harbor
Commissioners
at
Each
Port
and
Set
Up
Central
Board
in
Ottawa
With
Individual
Managers
OTTAWA,
April
8:
Dealing
with
Vancouver,
the
report
of
Sir
Alexander
Gibb,
British
expert,
on
Canadian
harbors,
presented
to
the
House
of
Commons
today,
'
views
arguments
in
jajor
of
Peace
Riyej
grain
coming
j
f
n
Vancouver
as
vcrv
strong
but
states
that
this
goal
can
j
Most
of
the
capital
expenditures
oi
an
narnon,,
u
.
the
exception
of
Montreal
and
Vancouver,
should
be
written
off,
Sir
Alexander
declared.
The
report
was
tabled
m
the
House
of
Commons
today.
Inquires
About
Road
Spendings
In
Fort
George
.......
,
vnv
m(wi,wiiuuuii
oomitvw
-rr"
-
.
.
for
1932
being
$9,161.10.
Employees
,
trial
sites
and
shipping
lm
,
membcr
were
located,
among
other
point.
Hon.
N.
S.
Lougheed
stated
In
the
nr.J.J.OUlIMl
member
ha.
bee
n
e
in
answer
to
for
Yale.
"t
Prince
Rupert.
Prince
George,
Legislature
recently
-
'
.
ii
i,
a
Vtu
nrav.
mutations
In
the
Legislature
ai
::.uernooi.
rouco
ooupo
ana
ton
nuio..
,
"--,
-
------
,.,,..
exDendt-
St.
John.
m
.
.
.
I
a
I"?'
had
t.m
in
the
Fort
George
district.
Birr.
Ill
IClfalU
IV
aivw"
"
hL
mM
unoer
reserve
by
the
In
one
question.
Dr.
Glllis
askd
government
.and
the
reasons
,
iplaclnc
the
reserves
.
MOKATOIIIUM
ON
.
MORTGAGES
FOR
vrAii
rimiumri)
VICTORIA.
April
8:-A
bill
1
4
OrnvlHlnw
f
nr
n
mrtm
tfirliim
nn
WEATHER
REPORT
Dead
Tree
Point-Cloudy,
i
fresh
awinble?
4
mnri
.
j.
southeast
wind;
barometer,
ou.uo,
"vKaua
lui
urn;
jrcu
una
.
54;
sea
rough.
been
lntrnrinrnd
m
the
Louis-
temperature.
lain.
U..
tt..
n
IT
TWO
x
'
Langara
wind;
sea
calm
easterly
attorney-general.
Interest
and
1
T
tax
payments
must
continue
to
he
paid,
the
moratorium
ap-
Plying
only
to
principal
pay-
ments,
fnr
if
nv
amount
was
speiu
irom
September
1.
1928,
to
December
'31,
1931,
on
Davie
Lake
road
north
of'
Summit
Lake,
If
so.
what
total
rrtm
was
spent
on
such
road
dur-in
1939.
1930
and
1931,
and
for
what
class
of
traffic
is
this
road
,
In
another
question,
amount
so
spent?
Dr.
amis
innulres
If
any
amount
was
spent
Island
Overcast,
light
.
September
1.
1923.
In
con-
Inftetln
the
Bellos
ranch
with
the
I
Queincl-rtlnce
George
hlyhwy
ianrt
11
SO.
What
ftHS
tilt
tQtal
M
"V-
"
"
o-
.
..
I
exchange
today.
,Dyu.
j
Terrace
Fair
Directors
For
Year
Selected
TERRACE.
April
8
J.
K.
Gordon,
James
Lever,
G.
Hamblln.
D
Allen
s
.
.
i
n
.
rr
.
In
New
Role
The
iamu,is
p!mo-slUer.
Helen
fc.org.ir..
is
pi-tuied
in
a
new
tole.
She
seems
to
be
quite
aw
name
tn
a
leaping
-lena
as
she
vacation
at
Miami
Beach.
-
only
be
obtained
if
the
port
is
protected
from
the
estab-
lishment
of
a
competitive
port
further
north
and
infers
,
CTADp
J
C
that,
if
the
central
harbor
board
at
Ottawa
is
appointed,
j
U
1
VllJLi
1U
this
question
will
be
decided
"upon
ine
Droaci
grounus
oi
i7MTL7D
T7T
national
policy,"
particularly
in
consideration
of
the
fact
j
fcREjU
that
a
port
further
north
ol
Vancouver
"couici
oniy
cxisi
on
direct
or
indirect
subsidization."
Lashing
out
at
the
present
system
of
administration
of
Canadian
ports,
Sir
Alexander,
who
is
a
noted
British
port
engineer,
in
his
report
as
a
Royal
Commission
for
the
federal
government,
recommends
the
abolition
of
all
harbor
commissions
and
the
establishment
of
a
central
board
at
Ottawa
to
administer
the
ports.
The
central
noara
would
be
under
the
jurisdiction
of
the
Department
of
Marine,
independent
of
the
deputy
minister
and
answerable
only
to
the
minister
of
marine.
The
body
would
have
a
personnel
of
three
a
controller
of
harbor
finance,
a
director
of
port
engineering
and
a
director
of
port
operations.
A
harbor
manager
would
be
appointed
to
each
port.
This
officer,
under
the
central
board,
would
be
assisted
by
a
purely
advisory
committee
composed
of
out-t-imwlinir
pStl7lns!
tin
mod
bv
the
provincial
government,
Loose
Silver
and
CUarettes
Taken
From
F.
E.
Hunt
Establishment
on
Waterfront
Some
time
between
9
o'clock
last
night
and
6
o'clock
this
morning
the
F.
E.
Hunt
Ltd.
marine
outfit
ting
store
on
the
waterfront
was
broken
lntq,
loose
silver
from
the
cash
register
as
well
as
a
quantity
of
cigarettes
being
taken.
Entry
was
obtained
by
forcing
the
sash
of
the
side
office
window
and
climbing
in.
The
breaking
and
entering
was
reported
to
the
police
at
6
o'clock
this
morning
since
which
time
in
vestigation'
has
been
proceeding.
the
municipal
council,
the
board
of
trade,
the
steamship
;wa8
rom0ved
companies,
the
railway
companies
and
the
labor
unions,
while
the
va
moved
Is
BORROWING
INCREASED
CI'.U.
Permitted
Under
New
Bill
to
.
Raise
Up
to
One-Half
of
Company's
Property
Investment
OTTAWA.
April
8:
terms
of
a
bill
approved
yesterday
by
the
rtillway
committee
of
the
House
of
Commons
the
borrowing
Kerr,
u
.
inomas,
ev.
.
i.i
nwM
.
...
Ranadlan
Pacific
nd
Mrs.
tt
II.
Thomas
have
,raQOfiH
tn
on
.t.nt':
been
elected
directors
of
the
Terrace
Fall
Fair
Association
for
tne
year.
It
is
intended
to
hold
a
fair
ts
usual
this
year.
INTERIM
PAYMENT
'
MADE
TO
FARMERS
iwtunnjF
.
s.
uivtvunv
w
-
where
the
company
may
Issue
consolidated
debenture
stock
to
an!
amount
which,
with
secured
obit-,
gatlons
of
the
company
outstand-;
lng.
sliall
not
exceed
one-nan
oi
the
company's
property
investment.
Burns
Lake
Man
Gets
Twenty
Days
in
Jail
WINNIPEG.
Anrll
8:
Inter-
i
Divisional
headquarters
of
the;
im
luvmmt
nf
fn
ini
a
hu.
nrnvlncial
Dollce
here
have
beer.;
shel
on
all
grades
of
last
year's
advised
that
Otto
Lundberg
was
wheat
crop
delivered
to
pral-
sentenced
to
twenty
days
imprls-
rle
wheat
pools
was
made
to-
onment.
without
option
of
fine,
day.
The
Initial
payment
was
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
R.
W.
36c
per
bushel.
MaeOowan
at
Burns
Lake
for
his
third
offence
on
a
charge
?lr
drunkenness.
of
PRICE.
FIVE.
CENTS
POOLEY
PROPOSES
VICTORIA
POLICE
BOARD
ABOLITION
Damaged
Plane
After
Collision
SIGNIFICANT
FINDING
OF
SIR
ALEXANDER
GIRB,
BRITISH
ENGINEER,
ANNOUNCED
TODAY
WITH
TABLING
OF
ROYAL
COMMISSION
RETURN
Drastic
Action
in
Regard
I
To
Ports
of
Canada
Urged1
Course
of
Law
Alleged
By
Magistrate
G.
Jay
Was
Tampered
With
'
Permissive
Adoption
of
Three-Man
System
Elsewhere
in
i
Province
Advocated
By
Attorney-General
I
'
In
Legislature
VICTORIA,
April
8:
Immediate
abolition
of
the
police;
board
of
Victoria
consequent
upon
a
complaint
made
to
him
by
Magistrate
George
H.
Jay
and
permissive
adoption,
of
the
Ontario
three-man
system
in
other
parts
of
the
pro-!
vince
was
recommended
by
Hon.
R.
H.
Pooley,
attorney-general,
in
the
Legislature
yesterday.
The
attorney-gen-
neral
was
speaking
on
proposed
am-
.
.endments
to
the
Municipal
Act.
nniiTl
fT
1JA
Wvl)
I
H
i
The
recommendation
in
regard
to
1
jnuJuJUi
VJ
Vi
,
Victoria.
Mr.
Pooley
explained,
GEN.
CLARK
Noted
Vancouver
Soldier
Won
Distinction
in
War;
-Prominent
Broker
a
leader
in
Pacific
Coast
financial
circles,
died
In
hospital
shortly
before
noon
today.
He
was
born
in
London,
England,
on
April
17,
1874.
Before
the
War
he
lived
at
Victoria
and
was
president
of
the
Western
Motor
St
Supply
Co.
and
the
Sun
Rubber
Co.
Ltd.
while
there.
Educated
at
Broadstalrs
College
.
and
3c
In
Kent,
England,
the
late
General
Clark
was
attracted
to
Western.
arose
from
charges
that
the
board
had
Interfered
with
the
course
of
law
on
more
than
one
occasion.
Halibut
Landings
Summary
American
70.500
Bounds.
5.9c
-WAS-IN
KLONDYKE-U&nd
3c-
to-Wcand.3a
VANCOUVER,
April
8:
General
Robert
Percy
Clark,
one
of
British
Columbia's
outstanding
soldiers,
vhe
Great
War
and
for
many
years
Canadian
9,300
pounds,
55c
and
4.5c
to
6.2c
and
4.5c,
American
Pioneer,
18,000,
Cold
Storage,
,5.9c
and
3c.
'
Grayling,
TCttffcift.2c
hd
Senator,
iS.000,
refused
6c.
an.cL.3c,
left
for
Seattle.
Aleutian,
35,000,
refused
5c
and
3c,
left
for
Seattle.
Superior,
27,000,
Atlin,
7c
and
3c.
Oony,
6,000,
Pacific,
7.3c
and
3c.
Rap
III,
5,500,
Cold
Storage,
7.1c
Canada
by
the
Gold'Rush
and
went
and
45c.
to
the
Klondyke
in
1897.
He
went
to
Teddy,
700,
Cold
Storage,
55c
arid
Victoria
in
1900
but
went
to
the
45c.
Boer
War
In
South
Africa
the
same
j
Vera
Beatrice,
3500,
Cold
Storage
year
and
returned
to
Victoria
in
J
6.1c
and
45c.
s
1906
when
he
went
into
business.
I
Alice
May,
1.C00,
Atlin,
55c
and
While
in
South
Africa
he
served
45c.
with
the
Seventh
Irish
Fusiliers,
the
Tne
casn
in
uie
reamer
which
,Jorg,
and
tne
Diamond
Fields
.
amounted
to
about
so
:
ptp1
rt
Artnrv
He
won
the
Kind's
alue
of
cigarettes
re
estimated
at
$10
or
$12.
-
-"
-
I
and
Queen's
Medals.
Canadian
Toodie,
3500,
Cold
Storage.
Gib
tfimhprlpv
RMlmcnt.
the
Diamond'
Mwe
Annto
Rrnnln
.
,
I
.
,
.
-
I
I
-
-
-
Of
Cedarvalc
Dies
CEDARVALE,
April
8
Mrs.
An-
Returning
to
Victoria,
General
nie
Brown,
a
well
known
native
Clark
retained
his
Interest
in
mill-
j
woman,
passed
away
here
on
Bas-tary
affairs
and
was
captain
of
the
;
ter
Monday.
The
Juneral
was
cot
Fifth
Regiment
C.
O.
A.
He
went
ducted
on
Thursday
by
Rev.
T.
K.
overseas
soon
after
the
outbreak
of
Totnllnson.
the
Great
War
and
during
the
con-
.
.
fllct
rose
to
the
rank
of
a
general
FINED
$100
The
late
General
Clark
is
sur-
vived
by
a
widow
and
two
sons
and
j
Peter
Galy.
for
contributing
to
two
daughters.
He
was
a
member
of
:the
delinquency
of
a
Juvenile,
was
the
Masonic
Order.
Sons
of
Eng-
j
fined
$100,
with
option
of
three
land
and
Eagles.
His
recreation
was
months'
imprisonment,
by
Magts-nnln
Hp
wax
a
Conservative
and
an
i
trate
MrClvmnnt
In
eltv
noltee
rnurt
Under
the;
Angllcan
this
morning.
Co-operative
Gold
Seeking
Expedition
to
Alaska;
250
Miners
Plan
to
Go
.North
SEATTLE,
April
8:
A
co-operative
gold-seeking
expedition
to
Alaska
in
June
was
announced
today
by
Seattle
men
who
have
organized
the
Alaska
Grubstake
Co.
and
have
purchased
the
barquetmo
Conqueror
to
use
in
the
project,
Bob
Wark,
Seattle
flyer,
who
is
president
of
the
company,
plans
to
fly
the
miners
in
from
the
ship
to
the
claims.
It
is
hoped
to
organize
an
expedition
of
250
mjners
all
to
share
equally
in
the
profits.