Tomorrow's
Tides
UK
were
the
sales:
American
i
io.
Je.OMO.
at
5Jc
and
Sc
Cold
ii
in
land.
Mjm,
5.1c
and
Sc.
H
u.
Fisheries
(Seattle
delivery
.
M.tkot.
SUM.
6.1e
and
Sc,
AUln
l.
I.i
-ncs.
Yuw.
nm.
tit
and
Sc.
noyal
1
(.'umpany.
i.i.ivlint.
isoen.
Bae
and
3c.
C
"
'M
Fisheries.
I
I
t.
u,eeo.
Ge
and
3e,
cold
.'I.IUC
1
i.
t.a.
SJOO.
OA
'and
3c,
Itself
1c
F
-Merles.
B'
it
,
1200,
6.0e
and
3c.
Pacific
I
Merles.
sunset,
10,000,
0.8c
and
3a,
Death
f'
Merles.
Tiliicum.
4,000,
0J3c
and
3c,
OeM
Fiii,ir.
F
iivo.
7,000,
0.8c
and
Jo,
Royal
FiMi
Co.
Canadian
C'HM
11a
I.
10000
A3?
unit
3c
At
iu
Pk
lerlea.
Ti-nien,
900,
8.1c
and
2o,
Booth
FMirres.
cy.
Mm
aret
I,
17,000,
55c
and
2c,
Mflr
Fisheries.
v'klng
I,
8,500.
5.4c
and
2.
Gold
Moiuhr,
Alkm.
7.500,
5.0c
and
3e.
AUln
Fisheries.
3
ri
,
7.000.
5.5c
Fshcrles.
and
2c,
Uooth
Frlr
Iloy,
13,000,
5.0c
and
2c,
Cold
Storage.
BOYCOTT
OF
JEWS
Hebrew
llutlness
In
Germany
Completely
Paralysed
She
they
v.HI
ask
the
Premier
to
resign,
make
either
Mr.
Berry
or
Mr.
Jones
their
leader,
and
authorise
the
forming
of
union
goVemment.
There
is
no
real
expectation,
however.
Hist
Dr.
Tolmie
will
resign,
in
order,
if
it
be
in
any
way
possible
to
avoid
that
necessity,
the
business
of
the
session
Is
beta
tvmkrtoall
team,
will
re-1
speeded
up.
night
sittings
having
tutr
inn
complications,
phy-
no
begun
aid
Saturday
FISH
PRICE
IS
HOLDING
'Ul
Id
on
the
local
Pish
Exchange
nnrulng.
the
price
for
Ameri
The
members,
l.wever.
still
have
the
game
In
their
own
hands,
for
until
they
vote
supply
the
House
cannot
very
well
be
prorogued.
They
appear
to
be
determined
on
ha
vlnt
showdown.
Sham
Manoeuvre
The
opinion
is
now
prevalent
I
that
the
manoeuvres
to
form
a
un-
Ovrr
quarter
of
.Million
Pound
h
Ion
government
were
never
really
Sold
Here
This
Morning
meant
to
be
successful
and
that
the
Tolmie-Howe-Pooley
combination
of
3M.S00
pound
of
nan-
were
inieni
oniy
on
nonuns
uii
u
their
respective
oince.
I
The
private
members
are
now
u
ranging
from
Me
and
it',
bitterly
aware
of
the
trap
Into
!
and
Jr
and
for
Canadian
which
they
have
been
led
In
order
.'.
Sr
and
2
to
51c
and
Pol-1
that
the
moguls
may
hold
their
po
sitions
and
the
emoluments
thereof.
They
desire
union
government
if
only
for
the
reason
that
they
know
only
too
well
that
the
political
outlook
U
hopeless
for
them
If
anything
like
the
present
set-up
Is
maintained.
The
Issue
is
rapidly
coming
to
a
focus
and
It
U
extremely
likely
that
the
crash
that
has
been
impending
througlwut
the
session
will
occur
before
the
end
of
the
week.
BERLIN.
Germany.
April
3:
CP
-The
Nasi
boycott
on
Saturday
resulted
in
the
complete
paralysis
of
Jewish
business
acUvtty
throughout
Germany.
At
Kiel
a
Nasi
trooper
was
aliot
by
a
Jewish
lawyer.
Later
the
lawyer
met
his
death
In
Jail
by
unknown
assailants.
Whit?
Hope.
15.000,
5.8o
and
a.:
ELDERLY
RANCHER
He
exDects
to
see
a
bit
influx
of
J
prospectors
In
the
Dense
Lake
area
DIES
OF
PARALYSIS
ta
?2r
ttoiu(vi
ivu
niiu
iMiiiiiiB
iiivic
Information
has
been
received
at
Transportation
to
Telegraph
Creek
divisional
headquarters
of
the
pro
vlnclal
police
here
of
the
recent
death
st
Dawson
Creek
of
Mark
Devereaux.
eWerly
homesteader,
as
a
result
of
a
paralytic
stroke.
Devereaux
who
was
unmarried,
gave
na
hi.
next
of
kin
a
niece,
nose
Hsrrls,
'living
in
Minnesota.
will
open
about
May
1
and
the
wa
gon
road
to
Dease
Lake
Is
usually
open
about
that
time.
There
Is
good
imt
boat
service
on
the
lake
as
far
as
Llard
Post
and
at
high
water
down
the
Dease
River
to
McDames
TRESPASSER
IS
KILLED
P.
Otlorn
Dies
at
Mount
Itotaion
While
Attempting
to
Hoard
Freight
Train
Suffering
terrible
Injuries
to
both
legs
when
the
trucks
of
a
freight
train,
which
he
was
attempting
to
board
at
Mount
Robaon
StaUon.
passed
over
him,
a
trespasser
giving
the
name
of
P.
Otloacn
died
on
March
22
while
enroute
to
hospital
at
Jasper
Park,
according
to
information
just
received
at
divisional
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police
here.
There
were
no
papers
to
positively
Identify
the
man
but.
some
time
previously,
he
had
been
ordered
off
a
tram
by
a
police
officer
at
which
time
he
gave
the
name
of
Otlosen
and
stated
that
he
had
come
from
Mac
kiln.
Sask
He
Is
believed
to
hart
been
a
German
or
a
Norwegian
and
was
between
thirty
and
forty
years
of
age.
So
far
a
is
known,
he
had
no
relatives
In
this
country.
A
Jury
at
an
inquest
held
at
Jasper
before
Coroner
Dr.)
Leacock
brought
in
a
verdict
of
death
"by
misadventure
while
attempting
to
board
a
freight
ear
for
which
deceased
had
no
legal
right."
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
April
3
at
the
Junction
or
the
Dense
and
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
Lkud.
exchange
today
at
49
c.
CP
local
THIS
WEEK
The
New
Chevrolet
High
8,A
MIL
:
2'
V
fc
ft.
Is
on
Display
at
Low
lV
M:5&
VI
Kaicn
Motors
Show
Room
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
All
Cordially
Invited
Fbone
52
V
XXIV
.
No
78,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
APRIL
3,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
POLITICAL
SHAKE-UP
IS
IMPENDING
CABINET
TAKE
RUSSIAN
GOODS
QUESTION
IN
OWN
HANDS
Berry
or
Jones
May
Be
Made
Premier
'Tis
Now
Expected
in
Victorial
Premier
Tohnie
Would
go
to
Senate
Vacancy
Revolt
of
Private
Members
Believed
to
be
Impending
House
Has
Game
in
Own
Hands
VICTORIA,
April
3:
(CP)-The
possibility
of
the
for-'
jtuitinn
of
a
new
provincial
government
under
the
leader-1
si
iji
f
John
W.
Berry,
Conservative
member
for
Delta,
or
I
H"ii.
I.
W.
Jones,
minister
of
finance,
with
the
appoint-!
rn.
nt
of
Premier
S.
F.
Tolmie
to
a
vacancy
in
the
Canadian
i
v.
..
....
i--
luitur
nMivnlt'
1
ici
istsof
I
in
Pnnfcnrvfi
t
i
vn
ritvlna
I
'
IlilAl,
living
'in
VM
.
wvr,Kb
v.avsv-'
'
W
While
the
Tolmie
government
Is
SURVIVORS
WILL
LIVE
tiilit
Victim
el
Winnipeg
Toilrn
Plane
Crash
Kipcrtcd
to
Recover
NKDUESHA.
Kansas.
April
3:
"
.
h
near
here
Friday
In
which
ate
lis
wtrr
lulled,
including
offline!
players
of
Use
Winnipeg
I
'training
every
nerve
to
get
the
I
Home
prorogued
ao
that
the
present
I
government
can
remain
In
office
during
the
election
campaign,
private
mem
ben
on
the
government
tide
of
the
Hotue.
however,
are
by
no
means
complaisant
It
is
on
the
j
cards
that
within
the
next
34
hours
United
States'
Giant
Dirigible
Completed
When
Mn
William
Moffett
wi'eof
aeronautic
bureau
head
pulled
that
was
the
high
spot
In
naml.
g
ceremonies
of
the
new
giant
diri
Note
comparative
sise
of
Truck
PASSING
OF
CHELMSFORD
Was
Former
Pint
Lord
of
Admiralty
and
Acted
as
VIceKoy
to
India
I'rior
to
That
LOelDON.AprUS:
i
CP
i
Viscount
Chelmsford
O.
C.
8.
I.
O.
C.
I.
E
O.
U.
K..
former
VireRoy
of
India,
died
here
on
Sunday
at
the
age
oi
years.
In
addition
to
holding
the
post
oi
ViceRoy
of
India
for
several
year
after
ISIS,
the
late
Viscount
Chelmsford
filled
the
posts
of
Gov
ernor
of
Queensland.
Australia,
and
Governor
of
New
South
Wales.
He
was
Plrsl
Lord
of
the
Admiralty
in
the
first
Labor
uovrrmurnt
In
1024
DEASE
LAKE
PROMISING
Cold
Arra
llids
Pair
to
Ilccomc
Important
Producer
VANCOUVER.
April
S:
The
Dense
Lake
gold
area,
hitherto
known
only
for
its
placer
deposits,
bids
fair
to
follow
the
Cariboo
and
blossom
out
as
an
important
lode
gold
producer,
according
to
George
M.
Johnson,
veteran
of
the
area
with
holdings
there
since
4896.
Mr.
Johnson,
reporting
to
Manager
Prank
Woodstde
of
D.
C.
Chamber
of
Mines,
states
that
while
Ut
Is
well
satisfied
with
his
placer
ground
on
Lyons'
Gulch
there
are
a
number
of
quarts
vein
exposures
of
good
value
showing
free
gold
in
quantity.
He
Intends
devoting
his
time
to
these
this
year.
Cyclone
Death
List
Placed
at
Thirty-Three
NKW
ORLEANS.
April
3
-The
death
roll
as
a
result
of
tornadoes
which
visited
the
states
of
Arkansas
Louisiana
and
Texas
late
last
week
was
officially
placed
at
33
persona
according
to
an
announcement
at
the
end
of
the
week.
i
string
releasing
;ible
Macon,
at
48
pigeons
Akron,
Ohio.
IN
EFFECT
Vanroutrr
Ciiveii
Authority
to
Set
Up
New
rolire
Board
as
Soon
as
Governor
Signs
VICTORIA.
April
3:
The
request
of
the
Vancouver
city
council
for
a
police
commission
composed
of
mayor.
County
Court
Judge
and
po
lice
magistrate
having
been
granted
by
the
Legislature,
the
new
constitutional
plan
may
be
put
Into
effect
a.
soon
as
the
legislation
has
been
signed,
it
has
been
announced.
It
had
been
originally
planned
that
the
amendment
should
not
come
Into
effect
until
June.
The
Lieutenant
Governor
Is
expected
to
give
his
approval
to
the
Vancouver
city
charter
amendments
early
this
month.
COURT
IN
SESSION
Three
Cases
Set
for
Hearing
In
April
live
Applications
for
Naturalisation
Granted
County
Court
was
In
regular
mnntKlv
twulnn
hefalW
Jlde
W
Warner.
$53.04.
good
sold
a
no
delivered,
Williams.
Manson.
Brown
British
Parliament
To
Be
Asked
To
Give
Gov't.
Emergent
Power
Special
Authority
to
be
Sought
in
Bill
Which
Will
be
Presented
Tomorrow,
I'remier
Ramsay
MacDonald
Informs
House
Today
LONDON,
England,
April
3:
(CP)-Prime
Minister
J.
Ramsay
MacDonald
informed
Parliament
today
that
the
government
will
present
a
bill
tomorrow
empowering
the
cabinet
to
deal,
with
the
importation
of
Russian
goods
without
consulting
Parliament
again.
The
bill
is
the
result
of
the
strained
relations
growing
out
of
the
recent
arrest
of
six
British
engineers
in
Russia.
EXPLAINS
NEW
TAX
Air
is
Somewhat
Cleared
by
Minister
of
Finance
London
Still
...Indifferent
(Canadian
Press)
OTTAWA.
April
3:
The
five
tax
ua;
Interest
payable
on
Canadian
bonds
by
non-residents
of
Canada,
as
proposed
In
the
budget,
will
not
apply
to
any
bond,
public
;or
private,
on
which
Interest
is
pay
able
In
currency
other
than
Canadian.
Hon.
E.
N.
Rhodes,
minister
of
finance,
stated
in
the
House
of
Commons
Saturday,
removing
confusion
over
the
tax.
London
Dealers
Willing
LONDON.
April
3:
-Bond
dealers
here
Saturday
expressed
willingness
to
deal
In
Canadian
securities
but
very
little
business
was
done
and
it
was
Impossible
to
test
the
msrket.
The
whole
position
Is
regarded
as
extremely
unclear
as
a
rnstialf
nf
t
Vm
naw
rne4iai
n
HrtiisrstV
'
icoutv
us
ms
save
vsuieniinn
wurwevv
proposals.
OFFICIAL
HONORED
Court
House
Staff
and
Members
of
liar
Association
Honor
II.
P.
MacLeod
on
Lve
of
lib
Retirement
On
the
eve
of
his
retirement
af
ter
many
years'
service
as
stlpen
Patmore
of
a
beautiful
combination
cigarette
case
and
lighter.
Mr.
Mat
As
Harvey
for
plaintiff,
Patmore
fejLeod
again
replying
suitably.
Fulton
for
defendant,
April
11
Selvlg
Bros.
vs.
Charles
Sund-berg.
$01.60.
goods
sold
and
delivered,
Williams.
Manson,
Brown
it
Harvey
for
plaintiff,
R,
L.
McLennan
for
deXeodant,
date
to
be
fixed.
Mr.
MacLeod,
whose
retirement
became
etfeeUve
on
Saturday,
Is
continuing
residence
In
Prince
Culture
Is
the
first
fruit
of
edu-caUonv
Cardinal
Hayes.
BOWSER
IS
TRAVELLING
Coalition
Tarty
Leader
in
Southern
C
C.
Before
,
Coming
North
VICTORIA,
April
3:
W.
J.
Bowser,
"coalition
patty"
leader,
accompanied
by
DgaJd
Donathy
and
Dr.
O.
B.
Hall
of
Nanaimo,
former
Lib
erals,
will
tour
the
interior
coal
men
ing
on
April
10.
Meetings
will
be
held
at
Kamloops,
Vernon,
Kel-ewna,
Pentlcton.
Orand
Forks,
Trail,
Nelson.
Cranbrook.
After
returning
to
the
coast,
preparations
will
be
made
for
Invading
Northern
B.
C.
Meanwhile
arrangements
are
being
made
to
nominate
candidates
in
all
sections.
TO
BUILD
HOSPITAL
Sisters
of
St
Anne
to
Have
New
Structure
at
Smithers
SMmtBRS,
April
3-
FoUowlhC
many
months
of
negotiations
on
the
part
of
the
management
of
Bttlksay
Valley
District
hospital
i
here,
definite
word
was
given
out
last
week
that
the
Staters
of
St.
Anne
at
Victoria
have
decldeo
to.
accept
the
offer
made
some
time
ago
whereby
all
the
assets
would"
be
turned
over
to
the
Sisters
as
one-third
contribution
from
Smithers
toward
the
construction
of
a
$30,000
hospital
here.
Decisions
of
the
Matters
of
mz
diary
magistrate,
registrar
of
the
'
Anne
to
take
over
the
local
hos-Supreme
and
County
Courts
and
plul
WM
precipUted
in
the
know-land
registrar
as
well
as
In
other
ledge
that
an
early
start
must
be
capacities,
Harry
F.
MacLeod
was
,
made
in
the
construction
of
the
new
honored
last
Friday
afternoon
at
building.
A
site
for
the
hospital
has
separate
ceremonies
In
both
of
alrei4dy
..ucted
nulklav
which
cases
presentations
were
made.
Associates
of
Mr.
MacLeod
on
the
llwue
ta"
Uwred
in
the
E
Fisher
this
morning,
three
case
being
set
for
April
hearing
In
ad-
rourtroo
where
Government
Ag-riition
of
free
NormRn
A
wlt-
"pressing
to
the
granting
na-nt
""Itable
sentiment,
presented
Uie
turalisatlon
applications.
The
case
official
wlUi
a
handsome
follows.
(retiring
set
were
as
Dr
H.
O.
Johnsen
vs.
Mrs.
Cora
,Iw
cigarette
box
and
ease.
Mr.
Elisabeth
Black.
Patmore
St
Ful-jMscLeod
rpP"l
to
the
honor,
ton
for
plaintiff.
$75.
professional
Members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
i
services,
winism.
Manson,
nrowni0i"
"w11""1'
"
&
Harvey
for
defendant.
April
10.
(Court
registry,
honored
Mr.
Mae-1
W.
II.
Malkln
Co.
Ltd.
vs.
L.
B.
i
Leod
with
the
presentation
by
I
W.
Hill
where
sunshine
is
much
longer
ana
other
condHeons
are
more
Ideal
than
at
the
present
site.
Threw
Pitchfork
At
Horse;
Is
Now
Doing
One
Month
Divisional
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police
here
have
been
advised
that
Jacob
Wlebe
of
Fort
St.
John
Is
doing
time
at
the
Peace
River
Block
town
after
having
been
fined
$50.
wtth
option
of
thirty
days'
Imprisonment,
on
a
charge
or
cruelty
to
animals.
Wlebe
was
eon
vleted
of
throwing
a
pitchfork
at
a
horse
belonging
to
a
neighbor
If.
Wright
whkh
was
wandering
on
hts
farm.