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COLUMBIA'S
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XXIV
No.
101.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MAY
1,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
PRESIDENT
CONCILIATION
BOARD
ADVISES
WAGE
CUT
FOR
RAIL
MEN
Chief
Executive
of
Republic
In
South
America
Is
Killed
Luis
M.
Sanchez
Ccrro
Done
to
Death
by
Assassin
Following
Military
Review
Man
Who
Shot
Him
Also
looses
His
Life
LIMA,
Peru,
May
1:
Luis
M.
Sanchez
Cerro,
President
of
Peru,
was
shot
and
killed
on
Sunday
a
short
time
after
,v
had
reviewed
a
parade
of
twenty
thousand
young
men.
His
assassin,
Abelardo
Demendoza,
fired
several
shots
it
tu
the
president's
body
as
the
executive
party
was
driv-ii.j.
from
the
park
and
then
was
himself
slain
by
presi-
Is
Buried
at
Pt.
Essington
Urge
Turn-Out
at
lilies
tor
Late
Silas
Lockerby
Many
floral
Offerings
Sent
PORT
aWtKOTON.
May
1:
The
I'
ral
of
the
tote
Sites
Utktnv,
'-
drowning
occurred
recently
ren
Port
Bating
ton
and
Rasp-
I
'land,
took
place
from
the
i
Church
here
but
week
under
'ion
Army
auspices
with
Cap-M
O
McKay
of
Kitaelas
In
.
.:
,
The
church
was
crowded
so
'
."re
than
ISO
persons
Joined
in
ir
t,-mIoo
to
the
cemetery.
The
V
'
EMtngton
Band
played
the
f
u-
:
march.
'
addition
to
his
mother.
Mr
I
k-
rby...
deceased
Is
survived
by
'
brothers.
Samuel
and
81m
on
K'Tbv.
and
two
sisters.
Mrs.
Mark
MrKny
and
Mrs
Howard
Starr
n.
.
sending
flowers
included'
in
I)
Hcvnor.
Mian
Haael
Hevnor.
Dorothy
Hevnor.
Port
Baaing-P
ind.
Young
People's
Club.
La-A
.miliary.
Chiefs
of
Port
Earn
Mr
and
Mrs
Eddie
Bennett.
Annie
MUler.
Mr
and
Mrs
Orsy.
Miss
Dorreen
Roberts.
V
.h
i
Mrs
John
Wesley.
Mrs
R
Mr
and
Mrs.
Andrew
SpnWI-M
s
Josephine
Bolton.
MM
i
Bolton.
James
Innls.
Robert
Mr
and
Mr
William
Brok-Mi.
Orace
BoaldtaB
Miss
Rosa
'tit.tf.
Mr
and
Mrs
H
J
ReM
M
hi
I
Mrs.
Brew
and
Fern.
P.
D.
Mbert
Young
KUelas'.
Mr.
'
M-
William
Spalding
Klt-The
Salvation
Army.
Ktt-Voung
People's
Association,
A
inle
Mason.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
l
Mason.
Miss
Phyllis
Ken-Miss
Salome
Mason.
Mr.
and
sun
Kennedy.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
KINGSTON
PEN
RIOT
l)rmontratlon
of
Prisoners
ijulck-ly
Put
Down
(iuards
Ovrr-power
Convicts
KINGSTON.
Ont..
May
1
Prts-
''
'
demanding
reieate
Iran
soll-'
"v
mflnement
of
one
of
ttte
al-"i
rioters
of
last
October
staged
'
mild
disturbance
at
the
week-end
I'-'ding
trays
In
a
Mt
with
:
Us.
but
were
overpowered.
'
fire
department
had
a
call
I
uiKiuah
a
arass
grass
fir
at
the!
'
'i
of
the
home
of
Jack
Joy,
sr..
N,'th
Avenue
West
No
dfJOaft
v,.ii
done.
xnuai
ooayguaros.
Two
soldiers
were
killed
and
one
officer
and
five
to
Idlers
and
a
civilian
wounded
daring
a
melee
which
followed
the
assassination.
Oenera)
Oscar
Bona
Vide
was
chosen
president
to
succeed
Orro.
MORE
SUN
AND
RAIN
Weather
Summary
Tor
This
Year
to
Date
Compares
I'aTorably,
With
1S
While
sunshine
In
Prince
Rupert
far
this
year
has
amounted
to
a
total
of
210.2
hours
which
is
slightly
less
than
the
21SJ
hours
recorded
during
the
first
four
months
of
1M2.
precipitation
for
IMS
to
date
standing
at
29.44
inches
is
considerably
less
than
the
total
of
34.07
Inches
registered
during
the
corresponding
period
of
li32.
There
was
953
hours
of
sunshine
Prince
Rupert
in
April
this
year
as
compared
with
100.4
hours
In
the
same
month
last
year.
Precipitation
for
this
April
totalled
7.44
Inches
as
against
1
36
Inches
In
April
last
year.
The
weather
summary
for
April,
1932.
as
announced
thai
morning
by
R.
O
Kmmerson
of
Dlgby
Island,
Dominion
meteorologist,
was
as
follows:
Lowest
barometer
reading
at
sea
level.
2
53
on
April
30.
Highest
barometer
reading
at
sea
level.
30
JM
on
April
3.
Maximum
temperature.
M
on
April
20.
Minimum
temperature,
2
on
April
7.
Mean
temperature.
42.
Total
sunshine.
M
A
hours.
Total
precipitation.
7.44.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
-20.500
pounds.
6c
and
3r
to
6
6c
and
3c.
Canadian
73,800
pounds,
4.3c
and
2c
to
4.0c
and
2c.
American
Zarcmbo,
12,000.
to
Seattle.
Visitor.
4,900.
Royal
6c
and
3c.
Thor.
4,900,
and
Grayling,
11,000.
Royal
6.8c
and
3c.(
Canadian
Ternen.
W09.
Oold
Storage.
c
and
2c.
Melville.
21.000,
and
Bmbta,
10.
mm.
Cold
Storage,
4.3c
and
3c
Relief.
22.000.
and
Slogan
2500,
Atltn.
4.2c
and
3.
Salmon
son
ivuinds.
red
spring,
at
55
per
pound.
Ten
men
from
here
returned
on
r.ti
last
nteht
to
Anyox
to
-m.
watk
ihetc
for
the
Qranby
Co.
foUowmC
ttw
ment
strike
OF
COL.
AND
MRS.
CHARLES
V
LINDBERGH
BURBANK.
Cal.
May
1
-Col
.tnri
Mrs
Charles
A
Liiidbprish
after
completing
a
coast
to
coast
flight,
the
former
being
engaged
in
an
inspection
of
the
Transcontinental
Air
Lines,
spent
the
week-end
In
Los
Angeles
and
vicinity.
They
landed
at
the
airport
here
after
a
final
hop
from
Kingman,
Arizona.
HERRIOT
PLEASED
Clad
That
President
Roosevelt
Sees
Necessity
for
Antl-a
Agression
Protection
WASHINGTON,
DjC,
May
1-
Before
leaving
late
hut
week
00
nfc
return
to
Prance
after
attending
seiweraaUons
here
with
President
Prank
I
in
D.
Roosevelt
preparatorj
to
the
forthcoming
world
econo
mic
conference
in
London.
Former
Premier
Edouaro
Herriot
of
Franc
xpreseed
particular
pleasure
a
'he
fact
that
President
Roosevel
hd
agreed
to
the
principle
of
pro
lection
of
any
nation
which
migta
be
threatened
with
aggression
tin
tar
the
Keliogg-Brlan
Pact.
Former
Local
Minister
Led
In
Graduating
Rev.
Oordon
O.
Boothroyd
BA.
of
Surrey,
who
conducted
a
successful
mfcaMry
at
Rupert
Bast
United
year
ago,
was
presented
with
the
Church
here
for
a
season
some
Chown
gold
medal
for
highest
standing
In
the
graduating
class
at
the
annual
convocation
of
Union
College
of
British
Columbia
in
Wrs
ley
Church.
Vancouver,
last
week
lit
alas
received
the
degree
of
Bachelor
of
Divinity
along
with
Rev
Thomas
Hall
Wright,
formerly
of
Hate!
ton
At
the
same
convocation.
Rev.
Oeorge
H.
Raley.
for
many
year
tatkoned
at
Port
Simpson
and
now
irtnetpal
of
Coqualeetxn
Institute
t
Sardls.
received
the
degree
of
Doctor
of
Divinity.
AMENDMENTS
ARE
URGED
Proposed
Changes
in
Pensions
Art
Submitted
to
Home
of
Commons
OTTAWA.
May
1:-J.
R.
Bowler.
general
secretary
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
has
laid
before
the
House.
of
Commons
committee
three
am
-
1
endmenU
to
the
present
Pensions
Aet
opposing
the
abandoning
of
pension
courts
and
recommending
limited
powers
for
the
reviewing
officer.
Dr.
W.
E.
Austin
or
Bella
Bella
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
CataU
last
evening
from
down
the
coast
and
U
leaving
by
train
for
a
trip
to
Halifax.
PERU
"Lindy
and
Anne"
on
Coast
Effect
of
Earth
Disturbance
In
Alaska
on
Studied;
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Frank
T-
Bepf
Spokane,
new
commiwionerjpfJMerios
said
Satimraythat
he
was
wafcTiThg
cat
eTOTytlieeffecls
of
recent
volcanic
action
and
salmon
fisheries.
Asserting;
changes
contemplated
by
him
?
ELECTION
;
IN
FALL?
Maiwon
Predicts
That
Poll
Will
be
Delayed
Until.Tlicn
by
Premier
Tolmie
Liberals
nest
VANCOUVER.
May
1:
-Prediction
l
hat
the
provincial
election
will
not
take
place
until
September
or
October
was
made
by
A.
M.
Manson
K.C.
U1A.,
addressing
South
Maui
Liberal
Association.
Warning
against
being
led
away
by
new
parties
was
also
uttered
by
Mr.
Manson,
who
said
that
the
Ine
vitable
result
of
the
formation
of
new
parties
was
to
create
a
multl-illcity
of
candidates
and
confusion
In
the
electors'
mind.
Already
there
were
the
Tolmie
Tories,
the
Bowser
Tories,
the
Liberals
and
the
C.
C.
P.
In
the
field,
he
said.
But
of
them
all
the
only
group
offering
an
orderly,
progressive
program
for
the
government
of
the
province
and
the
welfare
of
Its
people
was
the
Liberal
party.
-
i
Delegates
were
elected
to
the
Van-!
couver-Pnint
Grey
nominating
con-
J
vention
to
be
held
at
Kerrisdale
on
.
May
10
j
VETOED
BY
,
GOVERNOR
Chirr
Executive
of
California
Refuses
to
Permit
Pari-Mutuel
netting
In
Ills
Slate
SACRAMENTO.
Cal..
May
1
Governor
Jamea
Rolph.
Jr.,
at
the
end
of
the
week
vetoed
the
Cail-
fomla
horse
racing
bill
which
would
have
legalised
parl-mutuel
betting
on
race
tracks
o(
the
state.
Oovemor
Rotph
stated
that
"social
ind
moral"
reasons
had
actuated
him
in
vetoing
the
bill
and
that
he
rurthtr
eonsMered
it
his
duty
to
do
so
In
view
of
the.
sentl
ments
r
the
people
against
such
i
betting
as
expressed
In
two
recent
referendums.
SLAIN
SUNDA
Fisheries
Being
Traps
to
be
Limited
May
1:
(Canadian
Press)
earthquakes
in
Alaska
on
the
that
the
only
administrative
would
be
those
absolutely
essential,
he
said
that
fatalities
re
ultlng
from
recent
disturbances
night
make
necessary
certain
re-
Irictions
upon
fishing.
The
new
commissioner
said
that
he
was
primarily
Interested
In
see-ng
that
enough
fish
got
through
the
traps
In
Alaska
and
that
the'
supply
was
not
depleted
for
future
years
as
might
be
the
case
If
present
scale
fishing
were
maintained.
Mr.
Bell
said
that
he
had
ordered
the
company
operating
a
trap
at
East
Anchors
Cove
to
show
cause
why
Its
trap
should
be
continued
In
operation.
He
has
also
cancelled
recent
orders
Issued
by
Commissioner
Henry
0Mslley
to
permit
opening
of
new
traps
this
year.
Mr.
Bell
said
he
thought
that,
before
new
traps
were
opened,
he
should
have
the
chance
to
Inspect
conditions
in
person.
DOCTOR
IS
COMMITTED
Medical
Practitioner
of
Wiarton,
Ont.,
Alleged
to
Have
Pushed
Man
Out
of
Window
TORONTO.
May
I
Dr.
Charles
Wigle
of
Wiarton
was
committed
tar
trial
by
Judge
Coatewerth
In
connection
with
a
charge
of
assault
and
doing
bodily
harm
In
that
be
allegedly
pushed
John
Riley
of
Toronto
out
of
a
second-storey
window
In
a
hotel.
TURN
DOWN
BONUS
BILL
Uniiccl
Stairs'
Senate
Itejerts
Two
Billion
Hollar
Veterans'
Relief
Measure
WASHINGTON.
DC.
May
1
-JJy
a
vote
of
GO
to
38.
the
Senate
at
the
erd
of
the
week
defeated
the
bill
which
would
have
provided
$1,000,000,000
additional
relief
for
war
veterans.
It
Is
considered
likely
that
a
similar
measure
will
be
re-introduced
later.
Reduction
of
Percent
Recommended
by
Conciliation
Board
Employees
of
Canadian
National
and
Canadian
Pacific
Announce
They
Will
Not
Accept
Majority
Finding
of
Arbitration
Board
OTTAWA,
May
1:
(Canadian
Press)
Reduction
of
twenty
percent
from
basis
in
the
majority
report
of
the
to
deal
with
the
wage
dispute
and
Canadian
Pacific
Railways
and
locomotive
engineers,
firemen,
conductors,
trainmen
and
telegraphers.
May
1
is
recommended
as
the
date
for
thc-
reductions
to
come
Into
effect.
The
chief
spokesman
for
the
em
ployees.
Senator
James
Murdock.
announces
that
they
will
not
ac
cept
the
findings
of
the
board.
NOT
SINGLE
CASE
IN
COUNTY
COURT
tLr,
3Uaif4
kbjw
unpraee-
T
Beftteifieenrrericein
the
iuol-
cial
history
of
Prince
Rupert.
there
was
not
a
single
case,
not
even
an
application
for
natur-
altsation.
up
for
consideration
of
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher
this
morning
at
the
regular
month-
ly
sitting
of
County
Court
for
the
month
of
May.
e
Smithers
Pioneer
Passed
on
Friday
f!us
Lind,
Resident
of
Interior
Since
Railway
Construction
Days,
Succumbs
to
Stroke
Ous
Lind.
well
known
pioneer
of
the
Smithers
district
where
he
had
resided
since
railway
construction
days
when
he
was
In
the
employ
of
Foley.
Welch
and
Stewart,
passed
away
at
Smithers
on
Friday
follow
ing
a
paralytic
stroke,
according
to
word
reaching
the
city
yesteday
from
the
interior
Mr
Lind
was
over
seventv
vears
of
ace.
The
funeral
took
place
in
Smithers.
RIGHTISTS
WIN
FIGHT
Dr.
II.
Cotijtnes
Likely
to
be
Called
Upon
to
form
New
Holland
Government
AMSTERDAM.
Holland.
May
1-Partles
of
the
right
retain
a
majority
in
the
lower
chamber
of
the
Netherlands
as
an
outcome
of
last
week's
four-year
election
and
Dr.
II.
Collgnes
Is
likely
to
be
called
upon
to
form
a
cabinet.
Eastern
Stock
s
International
Nickel,
$15.78.
Norcnda.
$31.80.
Sherltt
Oordon.
50c.
Reno.
$1.04.
Bridge
River
Consolidated.
14c.
Peed
Oreille.
99c.
Premier.
Tic.
Porter
Idahoe.
lOc.
National
Silver
4C.
Oeorgla
River.
4'4c.
Reeves
McDonald.
39c.
White
Water.
10c.
Twenty
rates
was
recommended
today
board
of
conciliation
named
between
Canadian
National
REMOVAL
0F0ATH
Final
Notice
of
Motion
Given
in
Dail
By
President
de
Valtra
DUBLIN.
Irish
Free
State.
May
1:
President
Pa
moan
de
Valara
has
given
final
notice
ioshaDall
Sirenn
of
motion
necessary
for
the
removal
of
the
oath
of
allegiance
to
the
British
crown.
CONDEMNS
BOND
TAX
British
Labor
Member
Describes
Canadian
Government
Proposal
As
"Disastrous
Precedent"
LONDON.
May
1
Col.
Wedgwood.
Independent
Labor
member,
described
the
proposal
to
tax
out
side
holders
of
Canadian
bonds
as
a
disastrous
precedent
which
may
oe
followed
in
other
Dominions."
Minister
Wins
College
Honor
Degree
of
Bachelor
of
Divinity
is
Conferred
Upen
Rev.
T.
II.
Wright
Rev.
T.
H.
Wright,
BA..
formerly
of
Haselton
and
now
residing
in
Vancouver,
received
the
Degree
of
Bachelor
of
Divinity
at
the
recent
convocation
of
Union
College
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada.
Mr.
Wright
majored
In
philosophy
of
religion
under
Principal
Brown.
During
the
year
Mr.
Wright
has
been
in
attendance
at
the
college
and.
over
and
above
hla
thesis
requirements,
took
philosophy
of
religion
from
Principal
J.
O.
Brown
tnd
social
science
from
Rev.
Dr.
A.
M.
Sanford.
While
pastor
of
Haselton
Mr.
Wright
was
secretary
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Presbytery
and
had
charge
of
the
Indian
and
white
work
at
Ktsplox
and
Kltaaguola.
Canada
Will
Not
Lose
Wheat
Trade
h'spntts
to
United
Kingdom
Will
Not
Re
Atfeeled
by
Agreement
With
Argentina
LONDON.
May
1
-Canada's
ex-port
of
wheat
to
the
United
Kingdom
will
not
be
affected
by
the
new
trade
agreement
reached
between
Great
Britain
and
the
Argentine,
tt
Is
understood.