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52
S
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXIV..
No.
07,
PRINCE
RUUERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
APRIL
26,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
DATE
FOR
ECONOMIC
KIDNAPPING
THEORY
IN
ASHLEY
Roosevelt
and
MacDonald
Agree
Upon
Seven-Point
Recovery
Plan
As
Result
of
Their
Conference
I
NDERSTANDIMI
REACHED
BETWEEN
UNITED
STATES
AND
(JREAT
BRITAIN
ON
WAR
DEBTS
AND
ECONOMIC
RECOVERY
PROGRAM,
IT
IS
ANNOUNCED.
Tariff
Reduction
and
Higher
Price
For
Silver
Included
JINK
12
SETTLED
UPON
AS
OPENING
TIME
FOR
IMPORTANT
MEETING
IN
LONDON
PROGRESS
RELIEVED
MADE
TO
BRING
FRANCE
INTO
LINE.
WASHINGTON.
D.C.
April
26:
(Canadian
Press)-drcat
Britain
and
the
United
States
lined
tip
today
for
a
st-ven
point
world
economic
recovery
program
embracing
I
n
iff
reductions
and
higher
silver
prices.
Prime
Minister
J
annay
MacDonald
and
President
Franklin
I).
Roosc
veil,
in
a
joint
statement,
declared
for
the
following:
n
increase
in
the
general
level
of
commodity
prices.
Uciricntation
of
commercial
policies.
Reduction
of
tariffs.
Ouitas
and
exchange
restrictions.
World
expansion
of
credit.
Capital
expenditures
by
governmental
monetary
standard.
Improvement
of
the
status
of
silver.
W
ASHINGTON.
D.C,
April
26:
(Canadian
Press
)-T
.
12
has
been
agreed
uion
by
President
Franklin
D.
I:
.
vlt
of
the
United
States,
Premier
J.
Ramsay
Mae-
'
,al
of
Great
Britain
and
Former
Premier
Eduoard
)!
i
riot
of
France
a
the
opening
date
for
the
world
eco-
nil-
conference
in
London.
This
decision
is
interpreted
"in
indicating
the
achievement
oi
WAR
IS
OPPOSED
l.".r
up
of
Unllrd
Stairs
Willi
Other
Nations
Is
Foreseen
i
'
v.lllNOTON.
DO..
April
M:
inn
Press
i
Possibility
el
"
in
agreement
with
fellow
''"los
of
the
Paris
peace
pec'
event
of
tlircat
ol
wr
In
(I
yesterday
in
the
light
oi
'
rmonu
centering
around
the
Entices
between
President
1
ki
n
D.
Roosevelt
and
vtsiUng
'
-IIK'IV
News-Herald
Morning
Paper
For
Vancouver
VI.
mniA.
April
:-TH.
News-
"
"i-i
Ud
is
Uie
name
of
a
com-
""h
,
"
"
at
Vancouver
to'JS
.neorpcuyi
T
Zi
XTTU
wn
Norman
U.
'
llr
ai
uioi;y.
incur
Ua
rcproaenU-
.
P
;
'
as
Uken
out
in
he
mm
D
-I
Unj
c
f
W
Uu,nson.
Identified
with
the
tor-
'
N
ws
and
prior
to
that
with
the
The
New.-ller.ld
is
a
private
ir.;.ny
and
tu
authorised
capl
-
hUatlon
Is
$25,000.
Uime
substantial
pragma
In
th
conversations
between
the
tauter
ot
the
three
nations
In
Ibc
way
ol
an
understanding.
Last
night
President
Rouftvelt
and
Premier
MacDonald
announced
that
they
had
discussed
HrtUah
wa
debU
owed
to
the
United
Slates
and.
In
a
Joint
statement,
said
tht
as
a
resuii,
me
two
no
-
"clear
understanding
of
the
situation
affecting
the
two
nations.'
The
conversation
will
be
continues
In
London
and
.Washington.
Macllonalil
I
Uglily
Pleased
prime
Minister
MacDonald
told
newspapermen
M
he
left
the
White
House
today
lor
London
thai
the
conversations
with
lrcsident
Roose
velt
had
been
liuitful
In
a
way
i
i,.tiv
believed
possible
when
I
came.
War
debU
relief
for
Oreat
liniain,
Uken
up
last
ulght.
was
not
men
Uoned
In
Ue
final
statement.
Kclio
l"rom
Lurope
aKNKVA.
April
M:
(Canadian
press
Hie
flmt
oiriclal
echo
of
the
Washington
conversations
be-
ween
President
Rovelt
of
the
lold
dehtates
that
States
was
A
anti
war
l-JS
'n'f'"'"
Irwn
a-teUng
on
aggressor
In.vtl""
Is
Highly
prrmw
s
.T
R.ui.
..
M.tcDonaM
w
u.
-.v
result
of
conversations
with
Pi
(
.
-uit
tit
Roosevelt
exereded
his
expectations.
OUTLOOK
BRIGHTER
inaniUt
1
veloimienU
In
United
Slate
Vy
Help
Pulp
Mill
Here
Says
Ilesnrr
The
outlook
lor
Prince
Rupert
milp
mill
undertaking
looks
somewhat
brighter
as
a
result
of
ftnan
lal
developments
or
the
past
fev
days
in
the
United
States
but
thetv
.1
nothing
definite
to
announre
yet.
stated
CHIer
Uesner.
who
relumed
to
the
city
on
the
ITince
Oenrge
this
morning
after
having
spent
the
past
four
months
in
Vancouver.
P.
L.
Buckley,
the
promoter.
Is
at
present
In
the
east
In
connection
with
the
project
and
Mr.
Cole,
who
Is
one
of
the
principal
barkers,
has
been
out
on
the
coast
from
Chicago
recently.
Budget
Proposals
Regarding
Pension
Holders
Suspended
OTTAWA.
April
26:
(Canadlai
Press
Hudgel
proposals
respecting
pensions
of
ex-soktiers
In
tin
employ
of
the
government
will
not
be
proceeded
with
at
the
present
session
of
Parliament.
Hon.
Edgar
N.
Rhodes,
minister
of
finance,
stated
yesterday.
Pleased
STAY
ON
STANDARD
Fiance
Tiin
to
Retain
tioW
a
I
Luis
of
t'urtciicy
and
llvpes
Ollr
(untrks
May
Do
Same
PARIS,
April
M:
The
govern
menl
of
Kruice
still
hopes
to
re
main
on
the
gold
standard.
It
Is
stated
by
the
French
flnanct-
minister.
althiMieh
It
way
be
fi
rred
ofr
owing
to
Ih'-
acUcm
of
other
coun
,
tries.
The
finance
mlatster
also
ex
presses
the
hope
that
such
coun
tries
as
Orrat
IMtsrn
and
United
States
may
before
long
return
U.
Uve
gold
standard.
4
nan;
uivnt
whp-t
TO
Hi:
SOWN
ON
FARMS
in
Ni;wroiiMiiNi
BDMONTOM
'April
36:
CP)
Far-famed
world
champion-
ship
wheat
of
the
Peace
River
will
be
seeded
In
Newfoundland
this
season.
Made
up
half
of
Reward
and
half
of
Marquis.
a
carload
from
Wembley.
Alta..
has
been
forwarded
to
Ute
Km-
pi
re's
oldest
Dominion.
Much
of
the
shipment
came
from
the
farm
of
Herman
Trelle.
world
4
cliamplon
wheat
grower.
PARLEY
IS
SET
CASE
NOW
ABANDONED
SEARCH
IS
ABANDONED,
i
Sandstorms
on
Desert
Would
Have
Obliterated
Sl.ns
of
Capt.
Lancaster,
It
Is
Believed
ORAN,
Algeria,
April
36:
On
account
ol
recent
severe
sandstorms
over
the
desert
In
Morocco
which
II
is
believed
would
have
obliterated
all
signs
should
the
plane
have
been
forced
down,
the
search
lot
Capt.
William
Lancaster,
well
known
British
aviator,
who
hat
been
muisinn
lor
two
weeks
on
an
at-
p,"
rerrd
breaking
i,.ght
from
England
to
Capetown
has
been
.
irtually
abandoned.
ENGAGEMENT
IS
RUMORED
nnr
llrnrs
That
Princess
Maria
May
Chew
Art
Muk
Otto
ot
llapbure
HOMmii
VfcratMrt
rumor
He
In
elrcHstlWT'rsen
that
Mr
cngaurmrRt
is
shortly
to
bo
an
nounced
t
Princess
M.irti.
young
.t
dawhf-r
of
Kuvj
Virtor
Em
p;
iimtl
ii'l
Qnon
FltM
ii
t
of
IUll
.
d
Arrhrtiikr
Ott-i
of
HapbU!g
Bm
ii
ti-'ii
wo'i'ri
culminate
our
f
the
!(iii5--hrri.-hrd
hopes
t
Premier
Benito
Muisnhni
for
an
al-ivnrr
between
Italy
:uid
Hungary
The
possibility
of
Archduke
Otto
bHnit
placed
on
the
throne
of
Hungary
Is
often
mentioned.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
HS.0O0
pounds,
5c
and
2c
to
5.7c
and
Sc.
Canadian
lMO
pounds,
4c
and
2c
to
44c
and
Sc.
American
Atlas,
22.000,
Cold
Storage.
4c
and
3c.
Anna
J..
18.500.
Cold
Storage,
5c
and
3c.
Reliance
I.
11.000.
Pacific.
5.3c
and
3c.
Kxcel.
W.00U,
and
8herman.
17,-008,
Booth.
5
Ac
and
Sc.
Narrona.
U.000,
RoyaL
5Jc
and
te.
Teddy
J..
15.000,
Cold
Storage.
5.4c
and
3c.
Slrius,
7,500.
AUin.
5.7c
and
3c.
Middle
ton.
11,000,
AUin.
5.5c
and
Sc.
Rap
HI.
10.000,
Pacific.
53c
and
3c.
CantdUn
Covenant.
25.000.
and
Rote
Spit.
33.000.
Cold
Storage.
4e
and
3c.
Pair
of
Jacks.
14.000.
and
Unome.
12.500.
Cold
Storage.
4.3c
and
3c.
Alice
May
3.000.
Royal.
4.1c
and
Sc.
White
Hope.
30.000.
Raynl.
4.5c
and
2c.
R,
W..
12.000.
Royal,
4.3c
and
Sc.
Qulvlk.
11.000.
AUin,
4.1c
and
Sc.
Bayvlew,
6.000,
Booth,
4.3c
and
2c.
Salmon
Weatfjord.
1,000
red
springs.
Tor-
berg.
1.000
red
springs,
5Mc.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVBli.
April
26:
(Canadian
Pres
Wheat
was
quoted
at
Wte
on
the
local
excliange
today.
INTEREST
RATE
CUT
VICTORIA,
April
26:
The
bank
Dead
Vancouver
School
Teacher
Beat
Hh
Into
Victoria
Friday
Complete
Workings
of
His
Adventures
Are
Still
Mystery
to
Police
Carbon
Monoxide
Poison
Not
Believed
t
Cause
of
Death
VANCOUVER,
April
26:
(Canadian
Press)
Chief
of
Police
John
Cameron
has
abandoned
belief
in
the
theory
that
Stewart
Ashey,
19-year
wiiuw
uuuy
was
luiuiu
in
vitiurxa
on
ounuay,
was
Kia
napped
but
believes
that
he
went
to
Vancouver
Island
of
Ids
own
free
will.
The
workings
of
his
adventures
there,
""
however,
still
puzzle
the
chief:
Gravely
111
7r"5
?crgggggggahr
.
i
-Mm
K
StgSJsv
C
flLgRqMgggggH
JgfJBP
0
MRS.
MARY
ELLEN
SMITH
VANCOUVER,
AprU
26.
(Canadian
Press)
The
condition
of
Mrs.
Mary
Ellen
Smith,
who
is
suffering
from
a
cerebral
hem-morhage,
was
reported
last
night
to
be
a
little
weaker.
Pacific
Sailor
Soon
Will
Span
Seas
Once
More
VICTORIA.
April
26:
CP-
-Cap-'
A
Falrchlld
seaplane
of
the
Royal
tain
Robert
Ward,
veteran
Pacific
j
Canadian
Air
Forte,
which
Is
ert
Ocean
navigator
who
left
here
last
gaged
in
photographic
and
mapping
September
for
Hong
Kong
by
liner.
I
work
on
Uie
Queen
Charlotte
Isl-will
essay
the
return
journey
in
a;ands.
arrived
here
at
11:30
this
50-foot
sailing
craft,
now
under
construction,
according
to
word
re-reived
here.
The
route
of
Captain
Ward's
trans
pacific
Voyage
has
not
yet
been
determined.
It
Is
believed
he!
will
take
the
same
course
as
when
.
from
the
Orient
two
years
ago.
At.
that
time
he
took
a
southerly
course
to
Honolulu,
calling
at
a
number
of
South
Sea
Islands.
Captain
Ward
Is
famed
for
bis
feat
ot
sailing
a
Chinese
Junk
across
the
Pacific
to
Victoria,
thence
through
the
Panama
Canal
to
New
York,
more
than
10
years
ago.
Committee
Sets
Fire
to
Railway
Tioc
Aunrrl
lies
ai
if
oewara;
SBWARD.
Alaska.
April
26:
(Canadian
Press)
In
protest
against
Uie
Importation
of
Seattle-made
railroad
ties,
a
committee
of
twenty
rate
of
Interest
to
this
city
on
short
set
fire
to
ties
of
the
.Alaska
Rail-term
loans
has
been
cut
from.
5V
road
here
as
a
warning
against
fur-to
S.
ther
shipments
being
made.
old
Vancouver
school
teacher,
Young
Ashley's
body
was
found
in
a
slough
at
Victoria
on
Sunday
after
lie
had
been
missing
from
his
home
here
since
April
13.
A
weighted
bundle
of
clothing
was
found
In
the
slough
yesterday,
the
clothes
bearing
cleaners'
marks
similar
to
those
on
Ashley's
clothing
at
home.
Members
pf
Ashley's
family,
however.
denjfctha.tr
ht-
owned
such
clothing
as
that
found.
Toe:
ay
Alan
A.
McLaughlin,
a
Victoria.
Esquimau
and
Nanalmo
trainman,
viewed
the
body
of
Ashley
at
the
undertaking
parlors
here
ind
Identified
it
as
being
that
of
a
man
who
had
beaten
his
way
over
the
railway
from
Nanalrao
to
Victoria
last
Friday.
McLaughlin
saM
.
that
he
noticed
the
man
particularly
because
he
was
not
of
the
usual
type
who
beat
their
way.
He
saw
the
lad
In
the
yards
at
Nanalmo
at
4:45
Friday
afternoon
and
again
at
Coldstream,
10
miles
from
Victoria
lie
had
been
previously
riding
tht
engine
tender.
Presence
of
carbon
monoxide
In
the
blood,
which
had
previously
lei
to
the
belief
In
murder
or
a
mlahag
during
the
kidnapping,
would
not
necessarily
cause
death.
It
Is
stated?
A
person
taking
a
long
ride
In
art
automobile
or
breathing
smoke
from
a
locomotive
might
absorb
carbon
monoxide
into
the
blood
in
quantU
ties
not
sufficient
to
cause
death.
Ashley's
body
was
found
not
far
from
the
right-of-way
of
the
rafc
way.
rooming
from
Quean
Charlotte
City
and
is
moored
at
the
Imperial
(5k
Co.'s
wharf.
It
will
return
from
her
to
the
Islands.
S
.
-i
KENNEY
IS
t
NOMINATED
IN
SKEENA
(Canadian
Press)
SMITHBRS,
April
2C.
Edward
T.
Kennev
of
Terrace
was
last
night
k
nominated
Liberal
can-"
didate
foi'
Skeena
rid-
ing
in
the
forthcoming
t
provincial
election.
Dr.'
II.
C.
Wrinch
M.L.A.
de-
plhipd
tn
stnnd
nrrnin
nn
a:ount
of
privato
busi-
nesg
and
hlg
(lutie8
at
tho
Hazelton
Hospital.
Mr.
t
Kenney'a
opponent
will
&
bo
Dr.
R.
C.
Bamford
of
St
Sniithers,
tho
Conserva-
.'
tivc
nominee.