Adopting
Seat
Bill
MAHATMA
GANDHI
FINISHES
FAST
POONA.
IndU,
May
Sur-
prising
his
physicians
at
his
survival
)a
aptU
of
emaciation
and
even
further
convincing
h
tnlWohs
of
daUve
followers
that
none
but
a
"holy
man"
eeW
oome
through
such
an
ordeal.
Ma
ha
Una
OsndhL
Hin-
du
nationalist
leader,
this
morning
completed
his
latest
three
weeks'
last
The
Mahat-
ma
was
in
excellent
spirits
and
his
physical
condition
seemed
to
be
lltUe
more
Impaired,
phy-
sicians
being
confident
that
he
would
recover
strength
when
be
resumes
eating.
The
fast
was
as
a
protest
against
un-
teachability."
Today's
Stocks
Supplied
by
8.
D.
Johnston
Oo.
Ltd
Toronto
Int.
Nickel.
I7J5.
Noranda,
32.3ft.
Sherrttt
Gordon.
111.
Vancouver
Hl
Missouri
JS.
Ooorgia
Kim,
m.
Bridie
Rrver
Cons,
11.
National
Silver.
Mk-Noble
Five.
.1.
Fend
Oreille,
IJ0.
Porter
Idaho,
.11
Premier.
JS.
Silver
Crest.
MM.
Whitewater.
.17.
Reward.
lOifc.
Meridian.
74
Nloola.
.70.
Farmers
Evolve
"Barbed
Wire"
'Phone
Service
CONSUL,
Sask..
May
39:
(CP)
A
"barbed-wire"
telephone
servico
which
functions
without
power
or
other
overhead
expenses
has
served
people
of
this
district
In
a
fairly
satisfactory
manner
for
some
time.
The
plenUful
barbed-wire
fences
which
stretch
across
the
countryside
are
used
for
trunk
tines.
A
lead
Z-
.
.
.
...
i
The
only
disadvantBRC
is
that
on.
Imust
br
expecting
or
listening
for
n
:
'H
It
is
customary
to
make
a
p-
,noiinipm
during
onversatlons
as
I.
...a..
II.ms
ivSWiIA
tirlll
fa
"nil
1
11
A
It)
Wll(tl
Hlliv
lwp
wis
-.asu
fence
again."
4
Tomorrow's
Tides
THIS
WEEK
THE
High
4
20
a.m.
17.7
ft.
mmln
Pontiac
Straight
8
17:51
p4n.
16.0
ft.
Is
on
Display
at
Low
11:19
a-fif.
Ml
ft,.
23:35
pjn.
9.5
ft.
Kaicn
Motors
Snow
Room
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
All
Cordially
Invited
Phone
52
Vol
XXIV,
No
124.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MAY
29,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
SHIPPING
PIASTER
IN
LAKE
SUPERIOR
CANADIAN
PARLIAMENT
ENDS
WORK;
WHIRLWIND
FINISH
Ottawa
House
Closes
Lengthy
Session
By
Liberals
Oppose
Redistribution
to
End
But
Arc
Outvoted
15
to
15
Another
Sitting
in
Fall
is
in
Prospect
As
Members
Ieavc
For
Homes
OTTAWA,
May
29:
(Canadian
Press)
With
prospects
of
another
session
in
the
full,
members
of
Parliament
are
now
homeward
bound
after
a
session
lasting
nearly
seven
.ukI
a
half
months.
With
a
whirlwind
finish.
Parliament
yased
the
contentious
Redistribution'Rill
late
Saturday
ittu-rnoon
and
was
prorogued
in
the
evening
by
the
Gov
".or
uenerai
uoerau
maimaineo--
i
he
end
their
opposition
to
the
hi.,
which
remap
245
coruUtuencie
iu:
were
outvoted
by
the
govern-nt
45
to
IS
The
Liberals
baaed
i.'ir
opposition
lo
the
bill
chiefly
"i
the
ground
that
many
seata.
i..!urularly
on
the
prairies,
had
id
their
boandertea
chained,
in
a
miner
prejudicial
is
Um
Mmrti
!
UPTV
XirtfWth
basts
of
r-miih
of
the
last
general
election.
RANSOM
IS
PAID
OVER
Dautliler
of
lily
Msnsier
of
Kan-Ma
City
ntturnrd
Safely
to
Home
KANSAS
CITY.
May
3
-After
miir
been
heW
by
kidnappers
for
wm.
Mary
MrElroy.
K-year
old
uhter
of
the
city
manager,
was
luned
to
her
parents
yesterday
:
'
$30,000
had
been
paid
over,
'i
i
(i
rat
demand
of
the
abductors
t
been
for
tOO.OOO
but
comprom-wa
made
at
half
that
amount.
Nrws
of
the
kidnapping
had
been
u
'hhcid
from
the
pubUe
pending
!
return
of
the
young
woman.
!
l
believed
that
the
polite
are
m
to
rounding
up
Use
ktfnap-
MILLS
ARE
REOPENING
Hour
Hants
in
I'ariric
Northet
Running
to
Full
Capacity
With
More
Men
at
Work
SEATTUS.
May
-Flour
mill
iroughout
the
Pacific
Northwest
rr
all
reported
to
be
running
at
'
ill
rapacity,
several
having
added
their
staffs
ourlng
the
past
few
ks.
giving
employment
to
tun-!"xia
of
additional
men.
Flour
ex-
i"its
are
being
resumed
to
the
'.intern
markets.
Body
of
Prince
George
Man
is
Found
in
Lake
Divisional
headquarters
of
the
tvin-ial
poller
l.ere
have
been
"Wis
of
the
finding
In
CM
I'!
'
r"!
"ST"
.
I'whrrmrmei.
mum
Ion,
......
.
...
,
....
i
lnrr
i.i
no
cut
oil.
minhh
urnn
nan
hun
miNi"i;
"
"
i
u.
i
beiievri
;
T1
,.
.)
lAke
hU
death
belna
dm-
t
;rownln
An
lnn.iirw
Jmrn
i
eld
ui
"
'
"c
coroner
at
Prince
Oeorge.
n
inquest
being
deemed
necessary
SBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB
Freight
Cars
Wrecked
in
Terrific
Storm
Freight
car-
on
the
L-u;-vul-
.md
Nashville
RaiU..v
at
Ui-kna.
Ala
w
n-
a
s
ul
a
d
smashed
by
a
-.waado
Wl.u-Ji
-wep:
th:
jimh
the
mining
toi.
May
i
kil
imp
13
ia.,u.ii.
more
than
100
uu
uciiwuMunii
iwo-inircs
01
big
fair-
-
IC
nDCMlVn
Century
of
Progress
Lxposition
Gets
Under
Way
in
Chicago
CHICAGO,
May
39:
Canadian
Press)
After
four
years
of
pre
-
l
ration,
the
Century
of
Procressi
fixposltton
was
officlaUy
opened
j
here
Saturday
and
will
continue
in
i
urocreae
throuahout
the
summer
I
it
represents
an
investment
of
$37,-'
uwjbOo
on
ute
part
of
the
World
s
rair
uorporauon,
ine
exnioiwrs
and
concessionaires.
It
U
a
vmuli,
wvnwmunniumMiuiuiuiiwi,A
tt
miles
of
free
exhibits
valued
at
Toe
H
Members
Assist
Salvation
ArmV
Keliet'
!
tAH
old
8alvatkm
Army
building.
WW)
nas
aaieiy
oeen
uaea
as
a
Isfft
room
tor
second-hand
tood
but
wbteh
was
too
small
snd
In
very
bsdstyape.
has
been
pulled
down
b
members
of
the
Toe
H
and
rebuil'
1Ui
It
donation
of
lumber
from
thi
U
Uay
Lumber
Company.
The
building
is
much
larger
now
and
in
first
class
condition
but
the
supply
of
clothes
on
hand
Is
low
and
the
Salvation
Army
would
appreciate
it
very
much
If
this
supply
could
be
replenished.
On
Thursday,
June
1,
the
Army
will
hoM
a
"Clothes
Day"
and
any
one
having
old
clothes
they
wish
to
give
away
could
phone
IIlacK
369
or
write
Box
337
and
the
articles
will
be
called
for.
Portland
May
Buy
Power
of
Tacoma
Alternative
of
ErcrllnR
New
and
Costly
Plant
at
Oregon
City
Help
Cousliletril
PORTLAND,
Oregon,
May
39
A
Ueheme
l
being
considered
by
thh
city
whereby
additional
powei
be
brought
here
at
low
cost
from
TaiwstMA
,
ln.lul
l
tMM
avuillM
litViCWU
Ul
CirVUIIS
A
IITW
plant
At
great
expense
locally.
me
towns
ounoings
At
right
la
all
water
tank
:'bombster
IS
IN
TODAY
FltOAI
ORIENT
Coming
here
from
Shanghai,
the
Steamer
rived
in
port
at
1
:45
this
f
afternoon
to
load
a
full
cargo
of
grain
from
the
f
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
lo-
pal
....
fIvatnr
fnr
ffolivorv
.
j.
it
is
understood,
to
the
United
Kingdom
or
the
(
ontinpnt
Thp
vpmkpI
,..
;uk-M
,
.
.
i
T
Ti
till,
by
?apt.
J.
R.
Llfert,
who
picked
her
up
at
Triple
Isand
where
she
arrived
at
11
a.m.
It
ia
understood
a
pilot
is
to
be
sent
here
from
Van-
couver
to
tnke
her
out.
Th
Supra
rmintn
Vnllpv
will
dean
up
what
groin
remains
in
the
local
ele-
vator,
the
Alberta
Wheat
i
ool
lease
on
u
..
hich
......
xiire
ahni'tlv.
-
i
e
e
SIMON
IS
SKEPTICAL
Disarmament
Agrcrmert
Has
Not
Been
Kearhrd
by
Any
Means
Yel,
Says
Foreign
Secretary
LONDON.
May
J
While
not!
Seventeen
Canadians
Drew
Horses
denying
that
the
disarmament!
With
Chances
of
Cleaning
con
fere,
ee
at
Oeneva
was
maklin!
Up
Fortune
much
real
piognaa,
Sir
John
St-1
mon,
British
rurtam
secretary,
de-'
DUBLIN?
May
3:
(Canadian
dared
before
Um
House
of
Com-
Press
(Seventeen
Canadians
drew
mons
at
the
end
of
the
week
that
horses
In
the
Irish
Hospital
Sweep-It
was
folly
lor
the
world
to
be-
itake
today
A.
Candlch
of
Montreal
Metre
that
the
great
nations
wot.
drew
Manitoba,
the
favorite,
while
actually
on
the
eve
of
a
perman-
Calgary.
Reglna,
and
Wetland.
Ont.,
(
ert
disarmament
agreement.
There
i
purchasers
also
drew
horses
with
vould
be
no
such
agreement
until
j
all
the
ma
i
or
nations
were
pre-
narec
to
.uijt
such
a
plan
fori
annrmameni
us
iruu
prop.Med
o
i
President
r
ntnklln
D
Roosevelt
former
Premier
of
Alberta,
drew
many
kind
friends
for
the
expres-of
the
U.ilted
stntca,
Sir
John
de-
'Raymond
snd
William
Tweedle
of
sion
of
sympatr.y
shown
them
In
c
la
red
that
1-
kit
ol
a
30.000-gallon
ARRESTED!:
j
Nuisance
Epidemic
in
Los
Angles
'
Theatres
Believed
Solved
I
LOS
ANOBLBB,
May
3:-A
recent
epidemic
of
stench
bombings
In
theatres
of
this
city
was
believed
solved
yesterday
afternoon
with
the
arrest
of
Leo
StoekwtU
In
whose
ear
three
such
bombs
w
re
found.
Just
pi
evtous
to
Stock
will's
arrest,
a
f
ully
equipped
laboratory
for
manuiac-i
ure
of
stench
bombs
was
dlaeover-d.
StoccwUl
waa
lodged
In
the
anility
Jail.
WILL
NOT
OPERATE
Ujbhavn
Deckles
Not
to
Itun
Mas-,
sett
Cannery
nk
f
rom
Trip
lo
Vanrouvcr
1
"
ruuuwuis
m
Business
mp
w
van-
eonver.
from
which
he
returned
to
'
ihax
nil
U
nn
lha
rataala
leas
-
John
Dybhavn
announced
this
morning
that
the
Maaaeit
Canrnrs
salmon
cannery
at
Old
Maesett
ralrrori
brusn
and
comb
arr
hun,
would
not
be
operated
this
season.
on
waUa.
m
another
an
en-It
is
understood
there
will
be
noll4rRf,
stands
portrait
against
a
salmon
canneries
In
operation
on
,
trunk
fUled
with
garments
and
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island
this
year
DRAWING
IN
SWEEPSTAKE
chances
of
the
major
prises
of
130.
000
for
first
place
and
10,000
for
second
place
horsea.
Herbert
M
ureenileld
or
Calgary.
Vancouver
drew
Frans
Hols.
Steamer
George
Cox
Is
Wrecked;
All
On
Board
Reported
Safe
Ashore
Was
First
Disaster
of
Season
on
Great
Lakes
Four
Injured
Persons
Taken
to
Port
Arthur
118
Persons
Spent
Night
on
Barren
Rock
1
HOUGHTON,
Mich.,
May
29:
(Canadian
Press)
The
first
shipping
disaster
of
the
season,
the
passenger
steamer
George
M.
Cox
grounded
and
wrecked
Saturday
and
i
U
persons
of
126
who
were
on
board
spent
the
night
on
,
barren
Rock
of
Ages
reef
in
Lake
Superior
until
they
were
i
brought
here
on
Sunday.
Six
others,
four
of
whom
were
in-jured,
were
taken
to
Port
Arthur.
No
lives
were
lost
;
The
vessel
was
enroute
from
Chicago
to
Port
Arthur
!
when
she
stranded.
e
VENUE
FOR
ECONOMIC
CONFERENCE
SELECTED
LONDON:
llay
29:-Owteg
to
its
capacity
and
general
suitability
for
such
a
gather-
4
ing.
the
Museum
of
Geology
In
Kensington
has
been
chosen
for
the
holding
of
the
world
economic
conference
to
be
heW
here
next
month.
It
was
officially
announced
at
the
week-end.
Officials,
Including
delegates
and
staff,
will,
ft
Is
4
r
estimated,
number
some
2000
persons.
The
conference
will
be
'
formally
opened
by
King
George.
Paganism
Still
Grips
Indians
Antient
Customs
Still
Adheied
to
In
Haxellon
Graveyard
IIAZB,TON,
May
3:
(CP)-Un-
der
the
towvrinv
nesk
of
"Pf!in
Rocks"
mountain
range,
the
native
graveyard
to
a
blend
of
Paganism
;nd
the
New
Faith
Though
many
of
the
Indians
have
been
Chrlstlan-
bwd.
comnlete
minUture
houses
have
been
built
over
many
of
toe
graves.
Clothes
and
belongings
of
the
departed
are
placed
Inside.
Tn
one
skirt.
ahna
rant
atui
toilet
articles.
Over
chiefs'
graves
stone
poems
symbolical
of
their
clan
are
carved.
Pood
la
placed
In
the
houses
almost
dally.
It
Is
Invariably
carried
away
by
wild
animals
such
as
squirrel
and
rabblta.
but
the
Indians
explain
the
sou-its
get
the
food
t'trough
the
wild
life.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Part
cloudy,
calm,
50.
Alyansh
Clear,
calm,
43.
Anyox
Part
cloudy,
calm.
SO.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
SO.
Haeltaon
Cloudy,
calm,
58.
Smlthers
Clear,
calm.
48.
Card
of
Thanks
Mrs.
A.
C.
Aldout
and
J.
W
Morrison
desire
to
thank
theii
'their
recent
bereavement.
PASSES
IN
MONTREAL
Word
Received
Here
of
Death
in
East
of
Norwegian
Consul-Geenral
to
Canada
John
Dybhavn,
Norwegian
vice-
consul
here,
was
advised
this
morn
ing
of
the
sudden
death
last
night
In
Montreal
from
a
stroke
of
Hel-mer
Bryn,
Norwegian
consul-general
to
Canada.
Mr.
Dybhavn
knew
the
late
Mr.
Bryn
personally
and
was
deeply
shocked
to
hear
of
htj
sudden
pa
ssing.
Bom
in
Norway
66
years
ago,
the
Ute
Mr.
Bryn
had
a
long
and
varied
diplomatic
career.
After
having
served
in
various
parts
of
the
world.
he
was
Norwegian
minister
to
the
United
States
durtag
the
Great
War
and
fo
some
time
titer
that
con
flict,
lie
Is
survived
by
a
widow
In
i
Montreal
and
a
giown-up
family.
IN
FAVOR
OF
REPEAL
Nevada
and
Delaware
Are
Latest
States
to
Repudiate
National
Prohibition
Law
WASHINGTON,
DC,
May
30-
Nevada
and
Delaware
on
Saturday
were
the
latest
states
to
express
their
approval
of
ratification
of
the
repeal
of
the
natio.ial
prohibition
law.
both
electing
delegates
pledged
to
such
action.
The
neeeea-sary
applications
will
be
made
on
behalf
of
the
two
states
to
tt
United
States
Supreme
Court.
Halibut
Arrivals
American
Northern.
35,800;
Gold
Storage.
6.1c
and
3c
Frisco.
5,000,
Pcl
fie.
6.4c
and
3c.
Oarland.
1460,
AtUn.
6.6c
and
3e.
Charlotte,
ijm
Attln
and
3e.
Visitor.
4XW0,
Oc4d
Storage,
6.4c
tnd
3e.
Fremont.
11,000.
and
Onab,
10,-00,
Royal
Jc
and
3c.
Oceanic.
17.000,
Pacific,
6.4c
and
3c.
Canadian
Iugrid
II..
IOjOO,
and
Bayvlew,
6,-000.
Cold
Storage,
9c
and
3c.
Relief.
18.000,
Cold
Storage,
&4
and
3c.
Capella,
10,300.
Odd
Storage,
Sc
and
3c.
I