Tomorrow's
Tides
MOM
TON
HAWKS
WIN
,
,
1
,.
"i1
I''.
I.
.1(1
scow.
Is
being
towed
into
Prince
Ru
arrive
here
about
mW
ncT
u
m,rm,
uir
ana
eausea
conswcnxDic
"Pratum
l
Ucr
The
re-ruta;
n
the
vst.
is
due
to
ar-
'
,""t
or
The
ull
of
the
Livingstone
H
the
,.lnn-
s
point
.
where
traftsler
of
UV
,,lrn
belongs
to
Capt
Tony
Mar-
exprevs
etc
is
to
be
Unusen
and
was
uninsured,
has
not
damaged
but
engine
and
stub
train
ani.
brough
been
badly
Work
of
clearing
the
line
"quipment
have,
of
course,
suf-
.uina
but
It
wilt
probably
fered
from
the
long
immersion
;
ten
davH
b.
for?
normal
The
vessel
Is
helm
lowed
Into
,
,n
be
resumed.
.wirt
bv
the
work
baits
Jedway
and
.
c.
N.
Cant
Armnur
returned
to
port
New
City
Gas
Tank
is
Now
Being
Put
In
meeting
of
the
city
council
i
t
the
utilities
committee
j
(
tided
that
all
the
city
J
h
.sent
to
the
Union
Oil
Oo.j
i
nd
oil
until
a
new
city
I
tank
could
be
Installed
and
J
chairman
of
the
utilities
"i(
be
authorised
to
pur-
i.
mk
if
It
rnn
be
obtained
early
this
morning
on
the
C
N
which
Imedlatelv
went
back
t
Dundas
Island
t
ii.vd.il
in
towin-the
Livingston?
II
In
MURDER
AT
STE.MARIE
Frank
Vena
Dead
and
Frank
I'iro-mtlll
Under
Arrest
in
Alleged
"llevenge
Killing"
I
8AULT
8TB.
MARIE.
Ont
April
11-
iRPi
Pnnk
Vena
was
shot
-.
xalislaetory
to
him
wu
t
MJl
niht
,.
m
lunation
to
the
council.
mnk
P)romcuj
W4S
arrested
on
n
v
(
h.
chairman
of
the
utlll-
Lh(irBe
0f
murder
after
what
police
::mlltee,
slated
that
the
Vm
was
a
revenge
killing.
lank
was
leaking
and
It
was
VcnB
had
been
acquitted
last
tut
lately
MO
gallons
of
gas
wepk
on
cnHrge
of
murder
In
n
ti.iNKlng
within
a
few
days
connprti0n
with
the
death
of
Tony
lie
commit
tee
had
deemed
plomcm.
brother
of
Trank.
ble
to
take
the
necessary
ue
action.
A
tank
had
been
(I
at
a
price
of
DO
from
the
"ii
Company.
'ii.sey
made
a
motion,
v
Aid.
Ilocheater,
that
Aid.
'
'
be
complimented
on
the,
ac-
KIDNAPPED
GIRL
FOUND
i
i'
he
had
taken
In
probing
)or,
nrfCnaay.
Who
Disappeared
in
ater
In
the
manner
that
he
Tiirrc
vCars
Ago
in
Winnipeg,
Located
in
Minneapolis
VANCOUVER.
April
11:
CPl-Doris
Orocnaway.
aged
18.
daugh
ter
of
II.
C.
Oreenaway
of
Vaneou-
AI.UN
CUP
HONORS
three
,ver
wno
was
kidnapped
years
VANCOUVER.
Aurll
11:
CP
M
melon
Hawk,
won
the
Do-11
'ii
iimateur
hockey
eham-
'-inp
here
last
nlglit
when
v
iefeatd
Saskatoon
Qua-
in
the
second
and
deciding
of
the
Allan
Cup
fierlet
wore
of
two
to
nil.
They
won
the
first
game
on
nerday
thnc
to
nil.
!ggo
while
her
family
was
resitting
in
Winnipeg,
has
been
touna
in
Minneapolis,
her
father
lias
been
advUed
by
Chief
of
Police
Newton
of
Winnipeg.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVBR.
April
11:
(CPl
Wheat
was
quo
at
50V4c
on
the
local
exchange
today.
Mayor
and
Aid.
Wesch
Unable
to
See
ilow
Council
Can
Carry
on
Aid.
Basso-Urrt
Differs
There
was
considerable
discussion
at
last
night's
council
meeting
on
toe
advisability
of
a
commls-sJonershlp
for
the
city
follow
in
k
the
filing
in
Vancouver
of
a
petition
asking
the
Supreme
Court
for
an
order
authorizing
the
appointment
of
a
commissioner
for
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
because
of
the
default
in
payment
of
a
$35
Interest
coupon.
Alderman
II
D.
Rochester
aked
the
council
to
give
the
finance
com-
'
ml
Use
time
to
consider
the
matter
,
,
pert
on
the
high
tide
for
repairs,
it-
QOt
Mc
J5L"S
J1"nCUlt
!
a
min
rate
tt
expected
to
be
.
r
un
bringing
in
pa-en-
i
"
.
"f
"
'
lakes
to
do
so
within
the
next
few
M.S.
43
i
from
prince
Kupmi
;
"
.TIT
..
""MM.
Rochester
stated
inai
some-he
was
lying
on
the
bottomamld
,
line
of
C-nadtaui!1
tate
ycsUrosy
!
..!
Railways
is
blocks
by
,p"
-
"""V"
.afternoon
and
he
would
like
to
have
llanse
of
a
rock
tunnel
Is,
cry
time
for
the
finance
committee
to
look
Into
the
matter.
In
this
light,
the
council
expressed
willingness
to
give
Aid.
Rochester
and
his
committee
more
tune
and
it
was
deckled
that
a
meeting
of
the
finance
committee
be
held
on
Wednesday
night
with
a
view
to
reporting
to
the
council
at
a
special
meeting
to
be
held
on
Thursday
night.
During
the
discussion.
Aid.
Rud-derham
expressed
belief
that
the
bond
should
be
paid
meantime
Mayor
Stephens
favored
Aid.
Wesch's
opinion
that
immediate
action
must
be
taken.
He
could
not
see
where
the
council
could
make
ends
meet.
If
the
city
did
strike
a
mill
rate
It
would
be
so
high
that
the
people
would
be
unable
to
pay
it.
The
revenue
would
not
be
collected
due
to
the
high
mill
rate
and
'he
city
would
be
as
bad
on
as
ever
f
a
commissioner
came
In.
he
would
be
in
a
better
way
to
talk
U
he
bondholders.
Several
others
spoke
In
this
torn
tut
AM.
Basso-Bert
brought
for
ward
a
motion
to
the
effect
tha
hey
fight
the
said
commissioner
hip!
As
thrre
was
Aid.
Rochester',
notion
for
delaying
till
Thucadav
jv&S
before
the
house
tills
was
no:
considered.
It
was
unanimously
agreed
by
members
of
the
council
when
they
hearp
Aid.
Rochester's
remarks
that
he
had
found
something
that
needed
looking
Into
and
that
the
finance
committee
should
be
given
more
time
to
look
Into
the
matter
and
bring
It
before
the
council
In
a
special
meeting
on
Thursday
night.
scvrrii:
m:i:u
sitply
IS
I)i:Cll)i:i)IA'
MMITI'l)
SEATTLE.
April
11.
-As
pro-
dnctlon
throughout
the
conn-
try
continues
to
foil
behind
the
demand
for
beer
following
the
commencement
of
sale
of
4
the
amber
fluid
on
Friday
last,
supplies
of
the
beverage
in
Se-
attle.
like
many
other
cities,
are
decidedly
limited.
It
was
stated
yesterday
that
It
would
probably
be
thirty
days
before
sufficient
quaiilitlts
of
brer
would
be
available
to
meet
nil
orders.
American
Home
Owners
Helped
On
Mortgages
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
April
11:
-President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
yesterday
approved
legislation
providing
for
assistance
in
the
carry
ing
of
mortRitKCH
to
owners
of
city
homes
valued
.it
120.000
or
less
An
interest
rate
of
five
percent
is
YOUNG
GIRL
ON
BIG
HOP
light
biplane
once
Prince
of
Wiles,
she
had
left
Lympne.
Ennland
on
Sunduy
mom
Ing.
THIS
WEEK
The
New
Chevrolet
A...
1:50
a
in.
23.1
ft.
2
pjit.
20.3
rt.
Is
on
Display
at
Low
s.
am.
1.5
It.
Kaicn
Motors
Show
Room
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
IJR1TISII
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
All
Cordially
Invited
Phone
52
V
XXIV
No.
85.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
D.C.TUESDAY,
APRIL
11,
1933
New
Speedway
Proposed
i
It
prosperity
f
vex
rounds
the
corner
this
elevate
stra.
,ht
away
Tfr
fimf
brtnim
PaH
WHlTa
resi
lient
non-skid
asphalt,
speeds
up
to
100
miles
an
hour
will
be
possible,
it
is
claimed.
DAUNTED
WEATHER
Akron
Took
Off
in
Sfile
of
Unfavorable
Meleurlijiejil
Keportv
Admiral's
Dudy
Found
WA8111NOTON.
D.C..
April
11
At
the
naval
inquiry
yesterday
Iiikj
the
disaster
which
overtook
the
tiant
United
SUtea
dirigible
Akron
'ast
week.
It
w;i
revealed
thit
the
treat
alrtJilp
left
Iakehurst
air
station
on
Monday
night
in
spite
of
adverse
weather
forecasts.
Some
ten
miles
distant
from
Uie
scene
of
the
crash,
the
body
of
Admiral
William
A
Moffett.
chief
of
the
naval
Bureau
of
Aeronautic--,
me
of
the
victims,
was
recovered
from
the
ocean
yesterday.
The
earch
for
bodies,
which
has
been
e
warded
with
considerable
success
luring
the
last
few
days.
Is
REPEAL
IS
APPROVED
Michigan
Approves
Flimlnation
of
Liglileenth
Amendment
by
'JO
lo
One
Vote
LAN81NO.
Mich..
April
ll:-Tti
Slate
of
Michigan
yesterday
approved
repeal
of
the
national
prohibition
law
by
a
vote
of
W
to
one.
This
is
the
first
state
in
the
untoi
lo
formally
vote
approval
of
repeal
ADDING
TO
PLATFORM
SorblM
Party
and
Unemployed
Committees
(Set
Together
Joint
committees
from
the
Social
st
Party
of
Canada
and
the
Unem
ployed
Councils
and
affiliations
met
last
night.
The
following
additions
to
the
platform
for
the
proposed
Ubor
candidate
for
Prince
Rupert
riding
in
the
forthcoming
provincial
election
will
be
submitted
to
the
meeting
on
Wednesday
night
for
approval:
1.
Candidate
must
pledge
himself
to
the
abolition
of
the
capitalistic
system.
2.
Establishment
of
clinics
where
medical
and
dental
attention
can
be
obtained:
advice
re.
child
welfare,
nnd
other
matters
now
beyond
the
reach
of
the
mass
of
the
people.
After
a
lengthy
discussion.
It
was
aitreed
to
leave
the
question
to
the
;
nmss
meeting
on
Wednesday
night.
whether
or
not
the
selection
of
a
candidate
should
be
proceeded
with
as
previously
arranKCd
or
be
delayed
PRICE:
FIVE
CENT8
huGL
SMmGiimcmmAcumD
SALVAGE
JOB
ON
LIVINGSTONE
REWARDED
WITH
SUCCESS
Local
Halibut
Boat
is
Recovered
From
Thirty-One
Fathoms
of
Water
Difficult
Job
is
Accomplished
Under
Adverse
Conditions
On
West
Coast
of
Hanks
Island
OutHt
With
Tow
Due
in
Port
This
Afternoon
MTssfully
culminating
a
salvage
job
that
was
fraught
ii
any
difficulties
which
made
the
attempt
appear
for
'
imc
to
be
imiMxwible
of
accomplishment,
the
Armour
;.ic
Co.,
under
the
personal
direction
of
Capt.
W.
P.
o'ir,
yesterday
ww
able
to
raise
the
Livingstone
II,
t
the
largest
vessels
of
the
Prince
Rupert
halibut
i
W
fleet,
from
a
depth
of
thirty-one
Train
Passengers,
Mail,
Etc.
Are
Due
About
Midnight
fathoms
of
water
into
which
ahc
sank
over
three
weeks
ago
follow-lnt
a
strand
Inn
cn
the
west
coast
of
Dundas
Island,
and
this
afternoon
the
vessel,
lushed
to
the
wrecking
RECEIVER
IS
DISCUSSED!
I
Council
Defers
Action
in
Regard
to
Commissioner
Until
Special
j
Meeting
Thursday
Various
Views
Enough
Drugs
To
Put
New
York
To
Sleep
Shipped
via
Montreal
Man
Charged
With
Mulcting
Customs
Department
of
Half
Million
Dollars
Bribery
of
Officials
Also
Charged
"
In
Connection
With
Prosecution
MONTREAL,
April
11:
(CP)
A
huge
smuggling
conspiracy
with
ramifications
stretching
into
France
and
Lnited
States
has
been
uncovered
here,
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
announced
yesterday
when
Harvey
Davis,
aged
32,
appeared
in
arraignment
court
charged
with
mulcting
the
Canadian
customs
department
of
$500,000
.
in
import
duties
on
drugs,
bribery
WORKING
AS
i
CARPENTERS
Carrying
Out
of
Mdntyre
Block
Repairs
Diwm&ed
by
Council
A
letter
from
the
secretary
of
the
Carpenter's
and
Joiners'
Un
ion
protecting
against
the
using
of
relief
labor
on
Melntyre
Block
repairs
when
so
many
of
the
carpenters
by
trade
needed
this
work
to
keep
them
off
relief
came
up
at
the
City
Council
me
Vine
last
night
and
was
discussed
at
length.
The
meeting
was
Informed
by
members
of
the
Board
of
Works
that
relief
men
to
be
used
in
connection
with
the
renovating
of
the
block
were
to
be
paid
the
standard
wage
of
$6.80
per
day
but
It
would
not
be
on
a
cash
bases
for
the
men
would
only
be
working
off
their
relief.
If
carpenters
that
were
not
on
relief
they
would
have
to
pay
them
cash
Aid.
Black.
Rudderham
and
Ca
sey
took
tr.e
stand
wttn
the
carpenters
that,
if
these
tradesmen
dtd
not
get
some
work,
they
would
be
soon
on
relief
thenuei
res
and
be
another
buraen
to
the
city.
It
was
explained
to
these
aldermen
that.
If
the
work
was
not
done
on
the
not
be
done
at
all
A
motion
of
Aid.
Rochester's
that
the
question
be
referred
back
to
the
Board
of
Works
was
put
before
the
meeting
and
carried
with
Aid.
Blaek.
Casey
and
Rudderham
dissent
mg.
Bennett
to
Take
Part
in
Parley
At
Washington
OTTAWA.
April
11:
(CP
Prime
Minister
R.
B.
Bennett
will
attend
President
Franklin
O.
Roosevelt's
International
conference
in
Washington
next
week.
It
is
officially
si:i
um;
spkkh
ItlXOKO
18
.MAIlK
i
Mivt
Jean
lUtlen
Kearlirs
Athens'
further
in
order
to
dive
organised
DBBBN2A
NO.
Italy.
April
11:
4
On
Her
Way
to
Australia
f
labor
time
to
consider
the
matter
at
CP
Francesco
Angello,
pt-
J
"
-
Its
own
meetings.
I
loting
the
speed
plane
"Red
ATHENS,
Orceos,
April
11:
CPi
The
acUon
of
the
unemployed
In
Bullet."
broke
the
worid's
Miss
Jean
Batten,
a
twenty-three
reuard
to
running
a
candidate
was.
seaplane
speed
record
by
nearly
year
old
New
Zealand
girl,
arrived
heartily
endorsed
by
the
committee
twenty
allies
an
hour
y
eater-
here
from
Naples
yesterday
on
a!
from
the
Socialist
Party
and
the
day
as
he
roared
out
over
Uke
solo
flight
to
Australia.
Flying
a
:
wish
was
further
exoressed
that
Oartti
at
an
average
soeed
of
if
customs
officials
and
entry
into
the
country
from
Paris
of
morphine.
''ocairte,
heroin
and
opium
to
the
amount
of
thirty
thousand
ounces
valued
at
$1,000,000
Is
involved.
Bnough
drugs
had
been
smuggled
from
France
through
Canada
Into
Uie
United
States
"to
put
the
whole
of
New
York
City
to
steep
declared
laustav
Monet
Kpreeentlng
VieJttilliWgBTeflWHIftW
'
sel.
To
Look
Into
Living:
Costs
Special
Committee
Appointed
By
City
Council
Lat
Night-
Mayor
Stephens,
at
last
night's
oupcll
meeting,
denied
having
made
any
statement
to
the
effect
hat
the
cost
of
living
was
lower
In
Prince
Rupert
than
in
Victoria.
What
he
had
said,
he
explained,
was
the
council
hired
that,
on
prtcea
of
some
staple
ar-
'Icles.
it
was
found,
that
Prince
Ru-
!rt
was
4rt
bemw
Victoria.
Aid.
IPllsbury
said
that
he
could
not
possibly
believe
that
thU
was
a
fact
and
that
some
mistake
had
been
made
somewhere.
It
was
decided
by
the
council
that
a
committee
of
three
be
appointed
to
look
into
the
matter
with
a
delegation
from
the
Unem-
basia
of
using
relief
labor.
It
would
ployed
Association.
Hie
Mayor
ap-
pointed
Aid.
Pillsbury.
Casey
and
Rudderham
to
act
on
the
said
committee.
..
5
PASSING
OF
RAHMAN
f.
K.
Brooks,
Chief
of
Motive
Powtr
lor
Canadian
National,
Well
Known
Here
MONTREAL,
April
U:
tCPi-C,
R.
Brooks,
chief
of
motive
power
and
car
equipment
for
the
Cana
dian
National
Rati
ways,
died
here
suddenly
yesterday.
lie
was
40
years
of
age.
The
late
Mr.
Breaks
was
quite
well
known
In
Prince
Rupert,
liav-Ing
paid
regular
visits
here
In
the
past
during
the
coUrse
of
lnstiec-T
tlon
trip
to
the
coast.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
HSOO
pounds,
te
and
.
,
.
Canadian
-31.000
pounds,
4c
and.'
r.
'
American
Avona.
14.000.
and
Emma,
12,500,
owned
by
the
they
would
be
pleased
to
see
repre-
42&S
tUS
par
hour
for
live
Uold
8torage.
4c
and
2c
.enlatives
from
every
unit
of
or-
laps,
uanueri
labor
at
Wednesday
night's
meeting.
Canadian
Alice
May,
3100,
and
Cape
Beale,
lP.OOO,
Cold
Storage,
4c
and
2c.