Tomorrow's
Tides
will
Nn
82
.11:66
a.m.
20.0
ft.
v...t
v
4n.
5.0
ft,
4.4
ft.
.
TKN
PKRCKNT
TARlrVCUT
IS
HXPKCTKI)
WASHINCTON.
D.C.
t
n
iK'i'ceni
cut
in
uni-
;
i
States
tariffs
is
re-idi
tiMl
in
infrirmed
con
rM
ssiorfitrdW!s
to
be-
i
t
uf
the
basic
recoro-
-Midatlonn
on
the
raw
1
1
t
and
hill
expmeo
w
mt
to
Capitol
Hill
week
by
President
l:u.,M
velt
The
bill
was
i.
km
I
at
noon
today.
LegisI
ature
MayP
"timtv
stives
still
forogue
On
Thursday
!
nl
a
lo
Course
of
At
lion
to
lie
Adopted
has
also
been
sent
lo
Oiol
Hanson
M
P
for
Skeena
I'
'.
its
own
dry
dock
subsidised
by
gov-
She
ThU
UU'Kt
telegram
declare
that
It
la
decidedly
In
the
Interest
of
the!
Canadian
National
that
Use
steamer
ahoald
be
overhauled
In
Ita
own
coveraaaenl-suhckUBed
dry
dock
M
Wat-
SMl'tMIMM
are
Indignant
that
the
dry
dork
Miiaaliri
kieaJlv
ahawtd
not
be
patrontaerf
try
Its
owner
It
la
reealJ
ted
that
company
employe
nere
had
recently
asked
for
and
received
co-operation
of
loeal
eiUaens
in
freight
and
passenger
business
and
now
the
latter
were
betas
rewarded
with
dlscrltnlnstlon
against
the
city.
Even
yet.
it
Is
not
too
late
to
remedy
the
matter.
It
la
stated.
The
etreamstancea
of
the
eleventh
hour
chance
of
plans
whereby
the
work
la
being
removed
to
Vancouver
de
mand
InvestltaUon.
concludes
the
message.
The
text
of
the
message
to
Mr
Hungertord
and
Mr.
Hanson
Is
as
follows:
I
"Decidedly
In
Interest
Canadian
Not
In
Agree-,
NktimsJ
that
steamshin
Prtnce
Ru
pert
be
overhauled
and
repaired
in
eminent.
Citizens
indignant
inai
loltiA.
April
T:
It
I
expec-
dfy
pgtronlxed
locally
not
pair
that
the
legislature
will
be
tronlaed
by
ita
owner.
Work
can
aid
on
or
about
Thursday
j
exceed
cost
and
becomes
only
'matter
book-keeping
No
material
rv.atves
have
been
holding
increase
overhead.
Company
em-meting
(or
the
past
two'DayMB
recently
asked
and
re-
si)
far
hvr
failed
to
agree
i
wtve
co-operation
in
passenger
(
imrse
of
action
on
which
;BM
freight
business
Patrons
unite.
j
warded
with
discrimination
against
.
(Continued
on
Page
3
MACDONALD
TAKES
BID
v
HINOTON.
D.C.
April
7
'
Prompt
acceptance
was
rc-1
l
uil
night
by
President
vi
it
to
hi
invitation
to
Minister
Ramsay
MacDon-1
n'lt
llriUlu
to
visit
him
Hi'
'in
h.
The
nntiah
Premier
ex-''
on
Saturtlay
week.
Active
Trading
In
Gold
Stocks
Premier
Down
In
Vancouver
Yesterday
at
58c
VANCOUVKR.
April
7:
-Oold
tocks
were
generally
higher
yesterday
and
trading
was
very
brink
piuncrr
cloned
at
6J0
and
Iteno
went
up
to
80
and
closed
at
79.
Premier
closed
at
58.
Address
on
B.
C.
Products
K,r
WSlllnm
Dev
KIJ
VV
Illli"'"
J
district
Superintendent
of
Home
Oil
Distributors
Friday
at
8:30
p.m.
in
Boston
Cafe
Mr.
Dcy
will
aKo
show
a
film
of
....
the
refine
rles
and
other
activities
i.f
ii
....f
Mltit
nf
srranlmeV
me
company
In
connection
with
n
nianuii..
-
-
AdmUitlon
Pree
Orchestra
In
Attendance
JUDD
IN
Damage
From
Tennessee
Tornado
Six-Dav
Postponement
of
"Trunk
MurderewiV'
I'.secutlon
tVas
IttfuNed
Yesterday
rilOKMX.
Aritona.
April
7:
Winnie
llulh
Judd.
"trunk
mur
who
i
rondrmnetl
In
execution
at
Hie
stale
penitentiary
on
April
i
13.
wa
renorled
last
nlttit
to
he
I
In
a
Mate
of
rontplrtc
collapse
follow
hie
denial
of
a
six-day
post
ponement
of
execution
In
order
that
site
may
take
her
appeal
t
j
the
Supreme
Court
of
the
United
States.
1
The
condemned
woman
must
j
now
to
to
the
callow
on
the
ap-
'
pointed
date
unleM
she
ii
uran-ted
a
sanitV
harlne
which
appears
Improbable.
AMUSEMENT
TAX
IS
CUT
Impost
of
tiomnnirnt
on
Amateur
Sports
and
Community
Dances
Reduced
By
Bill
VICTORIA,
April
7:
(CP
amusement
tax
on
amateur
sports
and
community
dances
lias
been
cut
Irom
ten
to
five
percent
of
the
ad-
BENNETT
TO
conference
with
Mr.
MacDonakt
and
Prc.skhnt
vclt.
FtankUn
D.
Roose-
VANCOUVER
ROBBERY
IMn.llts
Take
fUDO
Ftii
Ofllce
of
Opt.
Orovr
IVrmerly
of
Tbli
City
VANCOUVKR,
April
7:
CP
Two
armed
bandits
hM
nn
the
office
of
the
Kmpire
Stevedoring
Co.
on
Howe
Street
this
forenoon
and
cftcaned
wiUi
$7tfQ.
Capt.
P
o.
Orate
formerly
of
I
Prince
Rupert,
(j
auMMMgcr
of
the
Pacific
8tevcdortag
Oo.
in
Vancou
ver
and
It
was
the
of
flee
he
j
ptea
which
was
robbed.
VANCOUVER
WI
I
KAT
VANCOUVER
April
7:
(CP-
mlK4on
price
in
a
bill
Introduced
tn
Wheat
was
quoted
at
494c
on
the
Uio
Legislature.
jUx-al
exchauite
today.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
APRIL
7,
1933
Tornado
kills
twenty
-six
a.-
it
T
inifwf
a
vi.-u
Mm
.
r
(
ium-O
at
Nashville,
the
largest
city
hit.
where
properly
damage
was
histt
ind
w'nci.
ov
r
i
H)
poisons
suffered
Injury.
Monetary
loss
w.i
,
pi
ed
at
Jl
Wi.000.
Application
is
Made
Today
in
Supreme
Court
For
Appointing
j
Of
Commissioner
ForisGifep'
VANCOUVKR,
April
27:
(CP)-InvokTnr
the
Muncial
Act,
Amendment
Act
of
1932,
Frederick
Gordon
Sweet,
broker
of
Vancouver,
has
petitioned
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia
for
an
order
authorizing
the
apjMiintment
of
a
commissioner
for
the
City
of
Prince
Rujiert.
The
petition
is
fixed
for
hearing
on
April
19.
Sweet
alleges
default
in
payment
of
a
Prince
Rupert
$25
bond
coupon
and
he
further
alleges
that
the
city
has
failed
toprovide
for
payment
of
interest
due
on
its
debentures.
Messrs.
Walsh,
Bull,
Housser,
Tupper
and
Ray
are
solicitors
for
the
etitioner.
FAVORED
BY
PHYSICIANS
rrgyraiVto
SfterHire
Insane
Is
Ap
prorrd
by
Prominent
Doctors
of
Vancouver
Criminals
Too?
Dr.
IC.
K.
MeKechnic,
Dr.
W.
B.
Bur
nett
and
Others
filve
Vic
Ministers
Endorse
VANCOUVKR,
April
7:
Stcrtli-Uon
of
the
mentally
unfit,
as
pro-
In
a
measure
now
before
the
Legislature
at
Vktorta,
ean
not
come
any
too
soon,
tn
the
opinion
of
leading
medical
men
of
the
tower
mainland.
"Provided
the
subject
is
properly
i
guarded.
I
would
go
farther,
to
tn-I
elude
habitual
criminals,"
said
Dr.
R.
E.
MeKechnic,
noted
surgical
COLLAPSE
'
WASHWGTON'SSSm
Canadian
Prime
Minister
May
Meet
of
it.
provided
It
is
always
Kept
un-i'renvkr
J.
Kanmy
MacDenald
1
der
proper
control."
i
"Sterilisation
of
this
sort
Is
long
OTTAWA.
A,.rll
7:
Prune
Minis-!
overdue,
in
my
opinion."
stated
Dr.
ter
R.
B
Bennett
may
vUit
Wash-'
W.
B.
Burnett,
maternity
and
gy-Intton
dui
nut
Easter
at
the
lime
of
,
na
ecological
specialist.
"There
Is
no
ir
Iriindl
11,1
"'"
SUU
scspital
objection
In
the
world,
that
I
know
,er
fomer
"S'T.:!,
!
.
J.ZTJJ
?
lof
Prime
Minuter
J.
Ramsay
Mac-
of.
1
am
sure
every
medical
man
In
........
,..,,...,
...
...
Jt
'
the
fnrthruining
world
cewiomtr
this
province
is
In
favor
of
it
The
expense
at
the
Bssondate
Mental
Hospital
is
now
so
great
that
.everybody
Ik
beginning
to
feel
the
necessity
fnr
it.
There
has
been
eonatd-embte
education
on
Uie
subject
and
Its
value,
both
physics
Uy
and
economically
Is
now
becoming
better
understood."
U
Lone
Overdue
The
belief
that
sterilisation
of
this
sort
should
have
been
put
Into
effect
years
ago
was
strongly
ex-
Continued
on
Page
3
FISllKllMliVS
IlKATII
LIST
riT
At
TtViyTV
scattered,
sank
or
wrecked
at
least
a
doaen
boats
of
the
Ho-
qualm
salmon
fishing
fleet
on
,
ABMUHUfN.
WBfh
.
April
7:
!
iCP
-
Toll
of
the
squall
which
1
OraVi
Harbor
bar
late
Wed-
i
neaday
has
amounted
to
twenty
4
deaths
and
thirteen
boats
lost
No
bodies
have
yet
been
re-
covered.
In
New
York
the
business
became
legal
at
7
o'clock;
this
morning.
1
rVt
Ottier
major
enter
.of
the
ranntry
In
which
a
rushing
opening
day's
business
in
dtopenstng
of
the
beverage
Is
being
recorded
Include
Chicago.
St.
Louis,
St
Paul
Minneapolis.
Milwaukee.
Cleveland.
Denver.
San
Francisco.
Los
Angeles.
Seattle
and
many
others.
Honolulu
la
ft
A
IfnnM
lft
r
fla
nXs
iA
trtAm
'
I
ui
urv
Asa
naiwu
tawinn
obfv
kvcoi
.
.
.
-
.
I
wet
today
ao
iar
as
peer
u
concer
ined.
According;
to
the
size
of
the
container,
the
price
is
5c
and
10c
per
glass
while
pint
bottles
are
being
sold
at
15c.
California
to
Have
Beer
Tax
Lower
House
Approves
Impost
and
.Senate
Kxpectjd
to
Follow
Suit
SACKAM
BNTO.
April
7:
-The
lower
house
of
the
California
Legislature
yesterday
passed
a
bill
providing
a
tax
of
93c
per
barrel
of
31
;aUons.
The
measure
was
sent
to
the
State
Senate
where
It
was
expected
to
receive
Immediate
SKNTKNCLD
FOR
THEFT
Vernon
Frederick
Slots
lias
been
fined
$10.
with
option
of
.one
month's
imprisonment,
by
Justices
of
the
Peace
foote
and
Bunting
at
Port
Fraser
for
theft
of
a
handbag
from
n
Teed,
according
to
Information
received
at
divisions!
head
quarters
of
the
provincial
police
here.
THIS
WEEK
The
New
Chevrolet
is
on
Display
at
Kaicn
Motors
Show
Room
All
Cordially
Invited
Phone
52
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
EERKEGS
THUMP
JJV
STATES
TODAY
PROTEST
AT
LOSS
OF
C.
N.
R.
SHIP
JOB
HERE
CONTINUED
Indignation
Expressed
At
Canadian
National
Policy
on
Dry
Dock
Joint
Telegram
of
Various
Bodies
Declares
That
it
is
in
Railway
Interest
to
Overhaul
Prince
Rupert
Hero-Still
Not
Too
Utc
to
Remedy
M
.vmi
M.
M.
Stephen,
the
city
council,
the
Prince
Ru-
f
hamber
of
Commerce,
the
Prince
Rupert
Retail
!
..ants'
Association
and
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Ia-i
luneii,
us
a
result
of
a
mwtin&yestenlay
afternFon.
1,1
(,.
ioiii
!
n
miiwlinir
tv
u-irn
unnl
hr
viimrmiH
nrnti-st
.
I.
Hunirerford,
acting
president
of
the
Canadian
Na-
.
.
.
.
kl.
I
-
II
t
I
I
action
of
Canadian
Nation
ii
Strum
ships
In
taking
the
annual
overhaul
Job
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
from
the
company's
own
dry
duck
nd
shipyard
luic
to
a
compeUiv,
yard
In
Vancouver.
A
similar
wire
BIG
DAY
ON
OTHER
SIDE
AS
SALE
AND
DELIVERIES
OF
BEER
ARE
LEGALIZED
New
York
and
Many
Other
Major
Cities
of
Union
Report
Thriving
Business
in
Dispensing
of
Amber
Fluid
5c
and
10c
Per
Glass
,
NEW
YORK,
April
7:
(CP)-The
thump
of
bung-,
starters
on
countless
kegs
drummed
the
long
lost-beverage
back
to
the
American
scene
today.
Lawful
32
percent
beer
gushed
into
territory
populated
by
about
seventy
million
people
as
nineteen
states
and
the
District
of
Columbia
lifted
the
ban
of
more
than
thirteen
years.
Jubilee
and
jollity
were
widespread
among
friends
of
the
bever
i
age.
Its
foes
voiced
criticism
and
warning.
NEW
YORK,
April
7
With
sale
and
deliveries
of
beer
of
t3
2-10
alcoholic
content
by
weight
becoming
legal
in
'
nineteen
states
of
the
Union,
this
is
a
great
day
in
the
j
United
States
and
is
being
made
the
occasion
for
much
celebration.
In
many
cities
arrangements
had
been
made
.
for
the
beer
business
to
get
actually
under
way
imme-I
dlately
the
zero
hour
arrived,
sales
..
land
deliveries
starting
tn
many
a
n
n
n.w
Info
it
mMv
a
mtHnlulit
lait
Ll
A
V
11
I
1
V
Ik
r
a
M.i.i
bv
1
si
r
nieht
AVir
ii
vauk
TIME
BILL
V.
S.
Senate
Favors
Six-Hour
Day
and
Five-Day
Week
WASHINOTON,
D.C.
April
7:
The
United
States,Senate
yesterday
approved
a
bill
sponsored
by
Senator
Hugo
Black
of
Alabama
providing
for
a
six-hour
day
and
five-day
I
week
in
the
industries
of
the
coun
try.
It
is
a
two-year
emergency
measure
which
would
go
Into
effect
thirty
days
after
Its
final
passage.
Co-operation
of
the
Interstate.
Commerce
Commission
In
its
enforcement
is
provided.
An
amendment
for
a
35-hou'r
week
was
de-'
feated
by
a
narrow
margin
before
the
main
vote
was
passed.
53
to
36.
The
bill
now
goes
to
the
House
of
Representatives
where
there
is
no
j
guarantee
of
Its
passage
unless
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
should
signify
his
support
of
the
legislation
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
Canadian
30,000
pounds.
and
3c
and
5.1c
and
3c.
niivrii
4.5c
American
None.
Canadian
Rose
Spit.
Ujm,
Cold
Storage,
4
to
and
1c.
Covenant.
Qm,
CgM
Storage,
5.1c-
3c.
There
was
born
to
Mrs.
Margaret
D.
Jennings,
wife
of
Rev.
W.
B.
lennlngs.
Prince
Rupert,
D.
c.
at
Milton.
Ontario,
on
April
5Ui.
a
daughter.
Margaret
Mass
Meeting
Tonight,
at.
B
o'clock
Moose
Hall
To
Protest
i
Against
Sending
S.S.
Away
For
Overhaul
Prince
Rupert
Auspices
Mayor
and
Council,
Chamber
of
Commerce,
Retail
Merchants'
Association
and
Trades
and
Labor
Council.