Tomorrow's
Tides
H)i
u
v
8:10
a.m.
173
it.
21:35
pjn.
17
.5
It.
Low
I'M
am.
10.1
It.
14:43
p.m.
5.D
ft.
i
WAS
COLD
INNORTH
On-
ll.ndrrd
Of
rres"
ofl'rofTfin
Daw
on
This
Winter,
Bhhop
S
vr
reign,
Itrportt
PATTULLO
IS
COMING
trailrr
of
Opposition
to
be
Hf
no-'
W:
A
H
Sovereign,
who
ni
.
at
the
end
of
last
week
:
m
Dawson
to
Peace
..int.
where
he
will
make
rrr-leatasUr
headquarter
n
'-hup
was
met
here
by
a
rte-f
the
local
Oyro
Club
by
"
was
welcomed
He
Is
a
nt
member
of
the
Vancnu-
Club
vitgw.
having
ii4waaaa
svsiss"j
formerly
i':ocese
orrse
of
of
Yukon
Yukon
will
will
hence-
hence-
mimled
by
Local
Liberals
on
WrdncMlay
Mlit
-
Piittullo.
MJ.
for
rrince
1
'
md
Leader
ot
the
Opposl-'
British
Columbia,
will
ar-
'
he
city
on
the
Prince
George
v
'
liny
morning
from
Victoria
Thursday
night
on
his
re
nth.
'
nominating
convention
ot
inipert
riding
Liberals
for
i1
'lonching
provincial
general
1
"i
been
set
for
Wednss-'
.
1
'"
in
during
Mr.
Pattullo's
visit.
II
uninatlon
and
aoceptancc
U
III
IP1
but
a
matter
of
form.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANiouvBR,
April
17
(CP-
s
quoted
at
11
Vie.
on
the
""bange
on
Saturday.
The
present
I
OHM
rtroniu.it
l
Knti
rwiulri
a
TO
COURTS
City
CourcH
Deeides
Not
to
Fight
Commissioner
Application
But
Will
Seek
Dcfcfment
ot
Appointment
Two
Resolutions
A
lil.
lUwo-llerts
rian
Defeated
on
.Mayor's
Catting
Vote
llud-derham's
Sucgestion
Is
Adopted
After
the
oastlrg
vote
of
toe
of
the
Anglican
Dloeeae
of
mayor
had
defeated
a
resolution
.i
reports
thai
the
Yukon
of
Aid.
Basso-Berts
which
would
of
the
coldest
winters
on
have
opposed
In
the
courts
the
this
year
Temperatures
authorisation
of
the
apjwiDtment
t
minimum
of
M
below
of
a
conuniattonar
for
the
otty
of
weeks
hovered
not
fai
Prince,
Rupert,
the
city
council,
at
it
mark
It
is
expected
the
a
special
meeting
Saturday
night
ix
late
In
going
out
of
the
by
majority
vote.
passed
a
raaoiu-
Hivrr
this
sprint.
tlr
by
Aid.
Ruddcrhun
calling
upon
the
linamv
committee
to
prepare
for
submission
to
the
provincial
government
a
memorandum
setting
forth
the
full
flr.jn-cUl
position
of
the
city
and
rt-
.r
of
81
Mark
s
Anglican
""
"?e
"P1"""1
,
'
omn,lner
"
oc,crrB"
"
in
the
southern
city
.
.
...
mm
r.
w
,..
Vo'lng
n
favor
of
am.
Hasan-in
charge
of
U.
BlahopJ
j.,.
wnWn
would
also
(f
Markka.
adminU-
fof
0(
H.shop
Oeddes
may
go
to'
-
i
ymr
-F
"-
fsolt
on
which
is
the
basis
for
an
applanation
which
has
been
made
to
the
Supreme
Court
for
an
or
der
authorising
the
goverrmcnt
to
appoint
a
commissioner,
were
Aid
Basso-Bert.
AM.
Ca--y.
Aid.
Rud-derham
and
Aid.
Black
while
Aid.
Currte.
AM
Rochester.
AM.
Weach
and
Aid.
Pulaoury
voted
against,
the
issue
being
decided
when
the
mayor,
by
casting
vote,
declared
the
resolution
lost.
In
favor
of
Aid.
Rudderhain's
resolution
were
AM.
PUlabury,
AM
Basso-Bert,
AM.
Dlacjc
and
AM
Rudderham
with
AM.
Weach,
Aid
Rochester
and
AM.
Ourrk
voting
against.
The
debute
on
the
Commission
ership
issue
was
rather
extensive.
covering
much
the
same
ground
as
at
the
previous
special
meeting
on
Thursday
night.
Opposition
to
commt-wlnncrshlp
was
based
prin
cipally
on
the
assmnptlou
thai.
such
an
official
wouM
come
In
to
collect
money
In
the
Interests
of
the
bondholders
at
the
expense
ot
the
property
owners
of
the
city.
Relief
wj
expressed
the
city
conn
ell
wa.
quite
as
competen
a
a
commissioner
to
carry
on.
Opponents
of
trj
Basso-Ik
rt
reaolullon
oonsldered
the
coming
of
a
com
missioner
inevitable
in
view
of
Uw
financial
position
ana
no
Point
in
wasting
mo;
ConUnuid
on
Page
2.
In
a
five-hour
conclusion
of
his
summation,
the
prosecutor
heated
ly
berated
five
of
the
Britons,
openly
accusing
Thornton
and
Nordwall
of
being
agents
of
the
British
secret
service.
raralyilnc
of
Power
One
of
the
eleven
Russian
ac-
TROY
IS
HONORED
Banquet
Tendered
by
Sourdoughs
In
Seattle
to
New
(iovrrnor
of
Alaska
SEATTLE.
April
17
CTi-
Three
hi
mOW
TRIAL
NEA
-
-
:
cused
who.
with
W.
H.
Macdonuld.
British
electrical
engineer
in
the
service
of
the
Metropolitan
Vicker.v
Jorpo
ration,
pleaded
guilty
lust
week
to
charges
of
sabotage
and
spionagc
gave
evidence
ut
the
end
if
the
week
in
which
he
accused
he
defendants
with
conspiracy
to
wmplctety
paralyze
all
vital
Moscow
r,ower
stations
In
the
event
of
war
The
witness
charged
L.
C.
Thornton,
one
of
the
accused
engineers
with
bribing
him
to
shut
off
th-power
In
case
of
war
between
Oreal
Britain
and
Russia.
Specific
charges
along
slmthv
lines
were
also
made
against
other
members
of
the
British
engineering
party.
Thornton
categorically
denied
the
charge
of
bribery.
A.
W.
Oregory
and
Charles
Nordwsll
also
danied
cliarges
which
had
been
made
against
them.
NO
IIAI.lltUT
SOLO
Five
Canadian
halibut
boats
were
In
today
with
catches
totalling
75.-
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
APRIL
17,
1933
Hold
for
sentence
on
seven
char
res
under
the
Bi.::.r'i
S--.
A
ucut
Norman
Billie-
SUsvart
i
in
klitsi
whose
tmprUmment
in
London
Town
.ud
u
i
.
on
the
lloor
of
tt.e
House
of
Oommoos.
Is
shown
here
lea
vine
the
Duke
or
York's
haadquarna
Lonn-i:
iU?r
the
trial
ses-doa.
lie
waaMnvseted
and
dish
.
notably
dtvtasgsd
from
the
Army
ist
.duon
to
receiving
live
years
pe.
al
servitude
from
the
court-martial.
Russia
Prosecutor
Intimates
Britishers
Will
Receive
Only
Secondary
Sentences
if
Guilty
Soviet
Unable
to
Make
Charges
Against
A.
W.
(iregory
MfJS
I
I
h
A
k
Stand
Up
-Highest
rcnalty
is
However,
Deman-
"
detl
For
Alleged
"Main
Saboteur"
j
QJJ
f'jJDY
MOSCOW,
April
17:
(CP)
Charges
of
sabotage,
brib-
i
II
-
I
I
?
t
K
y1
N'mnul
Trafflj.
In
K
llMnnnl
..n
ory
ami
epionage
couki
not
ue
niawiuiineo
agmmsi,
i.
xv.y
;
"
:.
V-
(Snsgory,
Prosecutor
Vishiiwky
declarel
totlay
in
demand-
i
'"7''
IuiUajr
ing
the
conviction
ot
live
omer
uruisn
eiecirwai
engineers
in
the
service
of
the
Metrojiolitan
Vickers
Corporation
who,
with
eleven
Russians,
are
on
trial
on
charges
arising
from
alleged
hindering
of
Soviet
1
Industry.
Vlshinsky
Intimated
that
-ecommeiMlation
for
secondary
pun
ishment
would
be
made
for
the
other
five
in
the
event
of
their
con
viction.
The
highest
penalty,"
however.
was
demanded
by
the
prosecutor
for
Vasaili
Ouscv
whom
Vlshinsky
described
as
the
"main
saboteur."
tiood
progress
was
made
over
the
reek-end
with
the
clearing
ot
the
Canadian
National
line
forty-three
miles
east
of
here
following
the
coi-
tpse
ot
a
rock
shed
ten
days
ago
ind
the
line
is
expected
to
be
clear
tomorrow.
Transfer
will
be
made
from
stub
train
of
passengers,
mall,
express
and
baggage
going
out
tonight
but
It
is
expected
the
full
re-;ular
train
will
get
through
from
the
east
tomorrow
evening.
It
was
7
o'clock
yesterday
morn
ing
before
the
arrival
of
the
stub
train
connecting
with
Saturday's
train
from
the
east,
the
regular
train
having
been
delayed
by
another
slide
beyond
the
big
one.
Fire
Last
Night
On
Waterfront
Is
Not
Serious
What
might
have
been
a
serious
fire
among
vessels
ot
the
local
inos
quite
fleet
was
averted
at
7:30
last
evening
by
quick
action
of
the
fire
department
at
the
Cow
Bay
floats.
A
sack
saturated
with
gas
from
the
score
Alaskan
sourdoughs
gathered
,
000-
pounds
but
all
are
holding
over
leaking
carburetor
of
Mayor
M.
M.
the
year
at
fifty-five
mills
on
one
hundred
percent
of
the
a
succeed
value
of
land
and
on
twenty
percent
of
Improvements.
The
rate,
divided
into
sixteen
mills
for
debentures
and
fourteen
mills
for
general
expenditure.
Is
based
on
a
total
amount
to
be
raised
by
taxation
of
$229.18923
con-ststlnt
of
$67
J
11.
79
for
general
penditures.
The
total
of
$229.18923
to
be
raised
by
taxation
is
arrived
at
by
deducting
estimated
receipts
for
the
year
from
other
sources
amounting
to
$150.81030
from
total
estimates
aggregating
$379,999.53.
!
Departmental
expenditures
far
the
year
are
estimated
as
follows:
schools,
$86,687.45;
public
works.
'$20,576;
potkc,
$12,800;
tire
depart
ment.
$11,910.
telephone.
$27,842:
'water.
$10,128;
debentures
and
In
terest,
$142,481.93;
general
account.
I
$48
,309.19;
social
services.
$20.999
33.
No
provision
is
made
in
the
estimates
for
exchange
on
debentuie
'and
Interest
payable
In
the
United
States.
Asks
Explanation
AM.
Casey,
at
the
outset
of
the
discussion
oh
the
rate
bylaw,
asked
for
an
explanation
from
the
chairman
of
the
finance
committee
in
regard
to
the
revision
of
total
esti
mated
expenditure
from
the
origi
nal
$495,000
to
$229,000.
AM.
Ro
chester
replied
that
this
was
largely
due
to
the
fact
that
It
tied
been
found
that
It
was
not
necessary
to
levy
on
$1222-4256
In
local
improve
ments
which
were
already
provided
for.
Hospital
and
reading
room
ex-
nendltures
had
been
further
reduced
from
the
original
estimates
while
street
lightlni
and
relief
estimates
had
been
Increased.
There
was
a
flare-up
between
the
-nayor
and
AM.
Casey
when
His
Worship
ruled
out
of
order
a
mo
lion
ot
the
alderman
to
alter
the
-sUmates
of
revenue
from
night-
soil
and
garbage
collection
whereby
the
former
charge
wouM
be
eliral-'tated
and
the
latter
Increased
cor
respondingly
to
make
up
for
It.
The
nayor
heM
the
amendment
out
ot
trder
in
that
a
bylaw
could
not
be
rhanged
by
motion
ot
the
council
but
that
an
amending
bylaw
was
required.
Aid.
Casey,
charging
the
mayor
with
attempting
to
be
"an
arbitrary
and
foolish
dictator."
challenged
the
ruling
which
was,
however,
sustained
by
the
city
solicitor
Later
AM.
Casey
gave
notice
Uiat
tie
wouM
move
at
the
next
regular
meeting
of
the
council
an
here
Friday
night
to
pay
tribute
until
traffic
Is
restored
and
the
Stephens'
work
boat
Annie
McKay
last
year's
collections,
there
might
to
one
of
their
own.
John
Troy,
Ju-
next
train
Is
sent
out
over
the
Ca-
i
had
been
thrown
overboard
and;
be
a
deficit
this
year
of
$142,000.
nesu
newspaper
publisher,
on
thejnadlan
National
Railways
line.
.
somehow
caught
fire,
the
flames
eve
ot
his
sailing
for
the
north
to
Boats
In
are:
LysekW.
18,000
pounds;
'spreading
over
the
surface
of
the
AM.
take
over
his
duties
as
governor
,
Helen
II.
19.000:
Teeny
Mllly,
11.-water
into
which
the
bilge
ot
the
had
no
objection
to
setting
the
pro
of
Alaska.
'000;
aibson.
8.000;
Relief,
10.000.:
boat
had
Just
been
pumped.
Paint1
posed
levy
providing
there
was
Mr.
Troy
has
bee.i
on
a
trip
to
'The
packer
Ada
II.,
Capt.
John
on
three
or
four
other
boats
was
chance
of
making
100
collection.
Washington
DC.
to
coiUer
with
1
Clausen,
sold
1300
pounds
of
red
blistered
but
there
was
no
serious
However,
he
believed
the
proposed
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt.
1
spring
salmon
at
7c.
damage
to
any.
I
(Continued
on
Page
31
THIS
WEEK
The
New
Chevrolet
Is
on
Display
at
Kaicn
Motors
Show
Room
All
Cordially
Invited
Phone
52
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
CONCLUSION
UTH
THREAT
MADE
IN
VANCOUVER
KIDNAPPING
CASE
Five
Thousand
Dollar
I
Ransom
Demanded
by
Teacher's
Abductors
Stewart
Ashley,
Accel
Nineteen,
Disappeared
Last
Thursday
Night
Father
Receives
Note
in
Mail
Conveying
Fateful
Message
ANVOUVKR,
April
17:
(CP)
That
St-uart
A-lilev,
,
ii-year
old
school
teacher,
missing
since
la-
Tlmrs-.
a
as
kidnapped
and
is
lieing
held
for
random
under
-
it
(if
death
by
the
abductors
was
indicated
ul.cn
the
.
r
received
a
note
hy
mail
on
Saturday
demanding
'iHi
for
the
return
of
his
son.
The
note
read:
"(Jet
$5,(Xx
i
si
M
or
your
son
will
die.
YosjK
again
on
the
nineteenth."
;
rrp
"I
f1f
r
i,
.
was
last
seen
Thursday,
(VIII
f
)
lN!l
i
.'n
he
lft
hendquarters
of;
1
'
x
VJvJIllJ
Y
lis
Men's
Christian
Aaso-I
,.
for
home.
Discharged
and
Jailed
by
Court-Martial
City
Council
Sets
Mill
Rate
For
Year
at
Fifty-Five;
Is
Unable
to
Balance
Budget
,
k
With
Mayor
Stephens
and
Aid.
Rudderham
dissenting
on
the
grounds
that
trje
rate
failed
to
provide
for
the
balancing
of
the
11)33
civic
budget
and
could
only
mean
a
deficit
at
the
end
of
the
year
which
might
amount
to.
as
high
as
$150,000,
the
city
council,
at
its
special
meeting
Saturday
night,
on
recommendation
of
the
finance
committee,
introductory
readings
to
au
rate
bylaw
setting
the
mill
rate
for
BENNETT
TO
WASHINGTON
Visit
of
Canadiar
Premier
to
Coin-
ride
With
Those
ot
MaeDonald
and
llerriot
WASHINGTON.
D.
C.
April
17
i
CP
i
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett
of
Canada
will
be
here
on
April
25
to
ake
part
In
economic,
parleys
with
estdert
Franklin
4).
Rocwevelt.
Premier
Bennett's
visit
will
coin
cide
wHh
those
of
Premier
J.
Ramsay
MaeDonald
of
"Great
Britain,
ind
former
Premier
Eduoard
Her-vx
klot
of
France.
VICTIMS
OF
FIRE
Two
Children
Loe
Lives
Near
Drumhrller,
AUwrU
Parents
Also
Burned
DRUMIIELLER,
Alberta,
April
17
CP
Two
cblldre
of
Mr.
and
Canadian
Dollar
on
New
York
Exchange
NEW
YORK.
April
17:
The
nound
sterllne
was
nuated
nt
amcnameni
w
ine
oymws
aiona
uw
M
454
tne
11
exchange
on
Frt-
suggeated
lines.
Several
other
mem
bers
ot
the
council
agreed
with
the
principle
ot
the
suggested
amendment.
In
answer
to
a
question
by
Aid.
Rudderham.
Aid.
Rochester
stated
any
deficit
this
year
would
depend
entirely
on
how
coUeotbuu
came
in
day.
The
Canadian
dollar
closed
at
a31c.
e
CANNEKS
SET
SALMON
PRICES
FOR
SEASON
but
admitted
that,
on
the
bans
of
.
Vancouver
Anrii
t1-
Arbitrary
Hate
Rudderham
stated
that
he
The
British
Columbia
Salmon
Canners'
Association
announ-
s
Mrs.
Dick
dcValeitoVa
were
burned
to
death,
the
mother
was
seriously
1
burned
and
the
father
sUgbtly
In
',
a
prairie
fire
which
swept
fifteen
miles
ot
farm
bush
land
near
Mor-
!
rtn
on
Friday.
The
family
of
four
was
entrap-
i
ped
In
the
fire
as
a
car
In
which
:
they
were
riding
became
stuck
In
:
i
mud
hole.
New
Caretciker
at
Cemetery
Chosen,
I'.
Gabora
Named
by
City
Council
to
Succeed
John
Basso
On
motion
ot
AM.
John
Currle,
chairman
of
the
Board
of
Works,
the
city
council,
at
its
special
meeting
Saturday
night,
appointed
F.
Gabon
caretaker
of
Fattvtew
Cemetery
to
succeed
John
Basso
who
has
n
signed
following
his
reoent
appointment.
Mr.
Oabora
had
been
the
second
applicant
for
the
position
when
applications
were
recently
Invited.
ces
that
40c
per
fish
will
be
paid
to
glllnetters
or
the
.
eoatt
for
sockeyt
.
For
oohoes
'
UVfjc
will
be
paH
for
chums
Stic
and
for
pinks
2o.