T
l
Tomorrow's
Tides
IIIh
Low
.
3:50
ajn.
18.4
ft.
17:23
pm.
15.6
It.
11:00
a.m.
5.6
ft.
22:51
p.m.
10.4
ft.
April
30:
(Canadian
Vu!
XXIV..
No.
A,
V,
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r
Oold.
$7.
'I'irnr.
$4.75.
tl
10.
River
ConsolkUted.
13V,.
t
Oreille.
96c.
"'
Five.
tSc.
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!
t.
70c.
,
'''
'al
BilvtT.
4C.
'"r
Idaho.
IBM.
it
ia
River,
3
tie.
No
Halihut
In
txuu
being
in
wtth
oatches.
1
wus
no
sale
of
halibut
on
Um
1
i
Mi
exchange
thU
morning.
loan
accord
between
RltlTAIN
AND
FRANCE
,
PMU8.
ftV.."'
iCCrd,bclWC!a.l!l!!"
international
monetary
Und-of
Engid
and
tl
I"
rpgtoreo.
improvement
of
T
'
'
i
fh
treasury
treasury
by
by
which
which
a
a
l
....-.
i.
mww
umier
ouimu-
"u
of
between
a
billion
and
'ud
a
half
billion
fMnet
11
be
made
available
to
the
t
I
in
ch
treaaury
wi
ilgned
MTday.
iivci
urlces
u
aiso
eratton.
VANCOUVKK
yiIEAT
VAVCOUVSIi.
April
SO
(Cana.
nn
Praas)
Wlicat
waa
quoted
at
e
MUc
in
the
louul
exdutnge
today.
She
tu4
by
lapiaimaaUvm
pUfteww
that.
In
order
that
it
should
enjoy
equal
insurance
and
freight
rates,
It
waa
necessary
to
have
two
light
Installed
-one
at
Bonilla
Island
and
another
at
Butterworth
Rocks
It
waa
taken
up
with
the
depart
ment
and
I
think
looked
into
wonder
if.
now
that
the
minister
la
ending
experts
to
look
into
the
situation
at
New
Westminster
and
other
places,
he
would
have
them
at
the
same
time
see
what
could
be
done
in
regard
to
these
two
tights.
I
know
the
minister
has
fall
par
Oculars
and
I
would
be
glad
if
he
would
give
me
some
Information.1'
BENNETT
PLEASED
Canadian
Premier
Satisfied
Willi
H'athintlnn
Convenallors
Urges
(
urrrnry
Stabilisation
Joint
Statement
I.Mtli
litdrralandlifg
for
Etoromlc
Improvement
To
Eii-liange
Commodities
WA8H1NOTON.
D.
C
.
April
20
(Canadian
Press)-
An
appeal
tor
stabilisation
of
world
currencies
waa
made
last
night
by
Premiei
R.
H.
Hernelt
of
Canada
as
he
wound
up
three
days
of
discussion
on
world
economic
problems
with
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt.
Mr.
Bennett
declared
that
the
conversations
had
been
of
the
greatest
possible
value
and
expresses
warm
appreciation
of
the
initiative
taken
by
President
Roos
evelt.
Prime
Minister
Dennett
and
President
Roosevelt
today
announced
that
an
understanding
had
been
reached
on
the
purpose
of
economic
improvement.
They
also
announced
that
they
have
agreed
to
basin
a
sea
roll
"for
mean
to
I
.
.wahanM
nf
awimmrvHt
t
Ias
They
declared
that
it
was
Imperative
that,
aa
anon
aa
practicable,
I
4
Hf
izinp
Themselves
With
ll.
C.
Coasjlinc
OTTAWA,
April
21):
(Canadian
Press)
Charges
that
Japanese
naval
officers
in
the
guise
of
fishermen
obtained
ompjoyment
on
fishing
vessels
hi
British
Columbia
had
actually
been
devoting
their
activities
to
familiarizing
themselves
with
Canada's
Pacific
coast
were
made
in
the
House
of
Commons
last
night
by
Thomas
Ueid,
I.
literal
member
for
New
Westminster.
dur-
log
dtscu
anion
of
estimates
of
the
rnTrinn
i
nri
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
ijRITISII
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
SATURDAY,
APRIL
29,
1933
France
s
uJrigib'e
a.,
tt.e
twelve
pern-
j
aatc?
E
"
110?
030
CiUlTiUKlC
Ol
is
u
wreck.
Serious
Charges
Made
by
Tom
Reid
in
House
in
Connection
With
Activities
of
Orientals
Asserts
That
Naval
Officers
Obtained
Employment
as
Fishermen
and
Devoted
Their
Kfforts
to
Familiar-
Department
of
Fisheries.
Protesting
against
Increasing
the
number
of
fishing
licences
to
the
Japan-
Mr-
ft1
declared
that
an
uch
increase
would
result
merely
In
the
building
up
of
a
piece
of
Japan
In
Canada
Many
officers
of
the
Japanese
naval
service
made
it
a
practice
to
secure
employment
as
fishermen
on
Japanese
-owned
vessels.
"They
HOLDINGS
Pacific
Amrri(.n
I'Uheries
Takes
Over
Klrni
Caniteriea,
giviitg
II
Twenty-Hie
In
All
BUXINUIIAM.
Wash..
AprU
29
(Canadian
Prr.sa)
-Adding
eleven
were
apy'nR
and
I'm
not
fniM
to
canneries
to
lu
holdings
and
giving
any
bo,"
declared
Mr.
Reid.
BIG
GAIN
IN
WHEAT
Another
Hull
Drive
l
one
tip
Nearly
l'our
Cents
on
Winnipeg
Market
Today
WINNIPEO,
April
39
-Smashing
golns
of
nearly
four
cents
ware
police
Court
Fines
marked
up
at
Uie
clow
of
another
m
.
ATC
rc
"mn
1,1,8
,
Y
lcar
bull
dHve'on
Uie
Winnipeg
wiieat!
market
today.
It
a
total
of
twenty-five
canneries
in
Alaska
and
on
Puget
Sound,
the
Pacific
AmrrtiMn
FtohetiM
Co.
has
leased,
with
the
privilege
of
purchase,
the
properties
of
the
NorUi-western
rtslirriia
in
Alaska.
Archie
C.
Shicla,
president
of
the
Pacific
American
Fisheries,
waa
here
yesterday
afternoon
aboard
the
steamer
Prlntwai
Nerah
returning
to
Helllnghiua
after
a
business
trip
to
Juneau.
EVERT0N
WON
CUP
Defeated
AUnrheslrr
Cily
Z
to
Ml
In
Knglish
lliial
Immense
Crowd
Prrsent
LONDON.
April
20:
(Canadian
rieM)-.lrore
a
rrowd
of
ZOO.OOO
fan
at
Wembley
rark,
Kverton
defeated
Manrheler
City
by
a
store
uf
tluee
to
nil
today
lu
win
the
ftiglkh
Poolball
Cup
final
A
crowd
estimated
at
109,000
Mueetrd
into
the
Stadium
while
as
many
more
rlamorrd
outside
the
stadium,
viewing
the
ma
ten
from
any
vantage
point.
Kvrrton's
attack
had
the
Man-cheater
learn
up
against
the
wall
for
the
most
of
the
game.
Brilliant
sallies
of
combination
kept
them
well
on
top
and.
at
times,
they
displayed
brilliant
football.
Kverton's
goal
were
tallied
by
J.
Stein.
nuUide
left,
in
the
first
half
while
Dean,
one
of
the
greatest
,of
Kntlislt
goal
scorers,
and
J.
Dunn
tallied
in
the
second
half.
I
Prince
Rupert
for
the
month
of
tlon
of
Labor,
told
the
Houee
of
Uno
Dan
left
on
last
night's
j
April
this
yea.
amounted
to
only
Representatives
labor
commit-
train
for
Montreal
wtoere
he
will
$108
as
compared
with
$180
In
the
tee
that
the
five-day
week
plan
Cjrtrk
May
5
aboard
the
steamer
same
month
l
ist
year.
So
far
this
would
make
serfs
of
AniMhxui
Duchcea
of
Bedford
for
a
trip
to
year
fines
have
totalled
$3M
as
Industrial
workers.
hU
native
home
In
Helslngtors
1
against
$980
in
the
first
four
Finland.
i
months
of
1931'.
e
LAUOIl
IIKAD
OITOSKD
TO
IIVIM)AV
WEKK
WASHINGTON,
DC,
April
89:-
Matthew
WoU,
vice-prat-
Pol
ice
court
fines
for
the
cltv
of
dent
of
the
American
Federa-
CAME
NEAR
TO
TRAGEDY
Former
Mayor
Harry
Gale
of
Van
couver
and
Family
Almost
Asphyxiated
Yesterday
Maniac
Feared
cben
Range
and
Six
Lives
En
dangercd
as
Result
VANCOUVER,
AprU
29:
(Cana
dian
Press)
a
as,
released
by
an
unknown
hand,
almost
snuffed
out
the
lives
of
R.
Harry
Oale,
former
mayor
of
Vancouver
and
financial
agent,
and
his
entire
family
in
their
home
on
Hudson
Avenue
early
yes
tcrday.
In
addition
to
the
former
mayor,
others
who
escaped
death
were
Mrs.
Harry
Oale,
his
wife;
Harry
Gate
Jr.;
the
tetters
bride
of
a
week,
the
former
Margaret
Mc-Fariane;
Bobby
Oale.
a
younger
son.
and
May
Hughes,
a
maid.
Mrs.
Oale
sr.
was
the
most
ser
iously
affected
by
the
gas.
which
was
flowing
from
six
Jets
in
the
kitchen
range,
but
she
has
recov
ered.
Entry
was
made
to
the
house
through
the
back
door
apparently
between
1:30
and
3
o'clock
In
the
morning.
Nothing
in
the
house
was
disturbed
and
the
police
arc
inves
tigating
on
the
theory
that
a
wanton
murder
maniac,
seeking
ven
geance
for
some
fancied
Injury,
was
abroad
in
the
Shaughnessy
Heights
district.
The
lives
of
the
family
were
saved
when
Harry
Oale
Jr.
amelled
gas
and
awoke,
dashed
downstairs
and
turned
the
Jets
off
The
key
to
the
kitchen
door
had.
apparently,
been
pushed
out
and
the
door
opened
by
the
Intruder
by
means
of
a
skeleton
key.
The
awing
door
from
the
kitchen
to
the
hall
leading
upstairs
was
open.
The
oven
door
of
the
stove
was
also
open.
THIS
WEEK
The
New
Chevrolet
I
on
Display
at
Kaien
Motors
Show
Room
All
Cordially
Invited
Phone
52
,
I.
-
;
rniws:
rive
utMm
JAPANESE
CHARGED
WITH
ESPIONAGE
OLOF
HANSON
TAKES
UP
NAVIGATION
AIDS
IN
COMMONS
Lights
on
Butterworth
Rocks
and
Bonilla
are
Again
Being
Asked
For
Strong
Pica
on
Behalf
of
Prince
Rupert
Harbor
Made
by
Local
Member
Asks
Minister
to
Send
Departmental
Experts
North
OTTAWA,
April
29:
Olof
Hanson,
M.
P.
for
Skeena,
rui'lr
a
strong
plea
in
the
House
of
Common
last
night
fi
n
-in)?
dhicuNsion
of
marine
estimates
to
the
Minister
of
Marine,
Hon.
Alfred
Duranlenu,
to
provide
the
two
lights
r.
-ai
ded
by
Lloyds
as
necessary
to
give
Prince
Rupert
Harinir
equal
insurance
and
freight
rates
with
other
Pa-
iflc
Coast
porta
The
minister
pro-
4
I
MTKO
STATUS
HACKS
IT
Alt-MS
CONVKNTIOX
oENgVA.
April
iCana-
n.,.i.
Pre'
United
Stales
.idi
otically
allied
herself
;
(i
Ureal
Britain
yesterday
at
ih
worM
aitavi
rmameai
cam
:
-nee
when
Norman
II.
Davis
.Manured
that
the
Aatersnn
't
pulton
would
oppose
any
'
mpt
to
weaken
the
draft
hi.
convention
prepared
by
Rtttwh.
Stock
Market
Fairly
Steady
Ainrruan
Dollar
Reform
Further
Rut
Commodity
Trading
in
New
York
it
Weak
i
w
YORK.
April
:
The
stock
t
presented
a
moderately
one
despite
further
reeov-n
the
American
dollar
and
In
commodity
markeU
and
niu.il
Inum.
Some
c
'"ere
as
follows,
s
steel.
43.
Mean
Can.
73
V
Chemical.
95
V
n
an
Telephone.
M!
inghouae.
33.
rancouver
Stocks
1
by
8
O.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.
mlaad
to
give
the
matter
considera
tion.
Mr.
Hanaon
mid:
1
would
like
to
call
the
attention
of
the
minister
to
a
matter
brought
baton
htm
from
boards
of
trade
aad
shipping
interests
regarding
tfce
harbor
of
Prince
Rupert.
It
was
aon
ilmlm
lew
years
ago
and
it
was'
France
Loses
Dirigible
In
Crash
Four
Members
of
Crew
and
Two
Passengers
in
Narrow
Escape
as
Motorship
Burns
KETCHIKAN,
April
29:
(Canadian
Press)-A
coastguard
cutter
reached
here
yesterday
with
passengers,
crew
and
mail
from
the
Noyes
Boat
Co.'s
passenger
and
freight
motorship
City
of
Anacortes
which
burned
to
the
water's
edge
when
a
backfiring
motor
set
the
vessel
afire
in
Pearce
Channel
off
Halibut
Pay
near
Hidden
Inlet
while
enroute
Thursday
morning
from
Hyder
to
Ketchikan.
The
crew
of
four
men
and
two
women
passengers
had
a
narrow
escape.
The
captain
beached
the
craft
after
it
had
taken
fire
but
those
on
board
had
to
swim
ten
yards
to
shore
when
the
only
lifeboat
sank.
The
mail
on
board
was
saved
but
everything
else,
including
five
barrels
of
Canadian
beer,
was
lost.
APPROVED
BY
SENATE
r
Farm'
Relief
and
Inflation
Program
Passes
Upper
House
of
United
Stales
CengTess
Wide
Powers
Oas
Had
Been
Released
From
Kit-J
Given
President
and
Secretary
of
Home
of
Union
Head
Blown
Up
Two
Trrrillc
Bomb
Explosions
Destroy
House
and
Garage
at
Taylorvillc,
Illinois
TAYLORVIIXB.
111..
AprO
3(9:-Two
terrific
bomb
explosions,
the
home
and
garage
of
President
Jaek
Stanley
of
the
Miner'
Union
here.
Agriculture
to
Assist
Com
merce
and
Farming
WASinNGTO.V,
D.C,
April
29:
Canadian
Press!
The
Roosevelt
administrations
momentous
farm
relief
and
inflation
nrocram
was
passed
by
the
United
States
Senate
last
night
by
a
vote
of
03
to
21
and
was
sent
to
the
House
of
Reore-
I
tentative
where
it
is
believed
to
be
assured
of
passage.
The
measure
emDOwers
the
n
re
sident
to
increase
from
$100,000,000
to
$300,000,000
the
amount
he
may,
accept
In
silver
at
fifty
cents
per
ounce
In
the
next
six
months
on
war
debts
payments.
This,
it
is
es
timated,
will
reduce
the
actual
payments
for
debtor
nations
by
thlrtjf
percent
while
not
affecting
the
amount
United
States
will
receive
under
inflation.
The
president
la
also
empowered
o
reduce
the
gold
content
of
the
American
dollar
by
fifty
percent.
The
measure
also
vesta
extensive
permissive
powers
In
the
president
w
ezpana
America
s
credit
and
currency
by
at
least
$8,000,000,000.
The
farm
relief
section
authorizes
Secretary
of
Agriculture
Wallace
to
oan
up
to
$3X00.000.000
In
aiding
farmers
at
a
low
rate
of
Interest
He
is
also
empowered
to
set
minimum
orlces
for
certain
farm
products
as
well
as
to
offer
certain
subsidies.
HIS
BODY
IS
FOUND
Remains
of
Bert
llinkler
and
His
Wrecked
Plane
Are
Located
In
Italy
Yesterday
CASTLE
SAN
NICOTO,
Italy.
April
JS
Bert
Hlnkler.
noted
Au
stralian
aviator,
apparently
crashed
head-on
Into
a
mountainside
on
Jnuay
17
in
tfce
course
of
hto
attempted
record-breaking
non-stop
flight
from
England
to
Australia.
His
b'Kly
and
the
wreeked
rrta-
ehlne
were
found
here
yesterday.