'ir-i
wre
reported
from
a
j
h
:
of
quartt.
T
tit:
victim
was
Nathan
Al-xi
uged
25.
who
was
shot
dead
,
x.
looking
In
a
sliop
window
on
f
:dr.
and
the
second
Mrs.
Ella
r
-it.
mother
of
three
children.
ku
vain
while
selling
bread
t
;
?,(
in
front
of
her
hus-;
trr
bakerj
STRIKE
IS
NOW
OVER
I.mplo)ee
of
Motor
Products
Co
Accept
Increase
of
Ten
Percent
ULTROIT.
April
10:
-The
strike
"
..iihuyees
of
the
Motor
Product
r
.jl.
whi
,.
Hudson
Motor
Co.'s
plant
18.000
workers
and
had
xnrd
the
entire
automobile
uurturlng
Industry,
was
settled
may
when
the
employees
una-i
j
i'.
accepted
an
offer
of
ten.
,
increase
in
wages
offered
'
management
through
the
j
Ritliartl
Whitney
Re-elected
Of
New
York
Slock
Body
position
to
Legislation
Approved
Ic
NDV
YORK,
Auril
10:
w
was
yesterday
rcnomlna
lr'
v
nirh
means
re-elected,
pre
'
fif
the
New
York
8tock
Ex
c.
ui-
.
for
the
t
"ni
Thin
is
taken
as
an
expres-f
approval
of
his
vigorous
op-P:
'
n
to
stock
market
leglsla-
government
SUBJECTS
URGED
Head
Dp-
TRIAL
IS
GOING
ON
Case
ok
Itlshop
James
Cannon
Proceeding
in
United
States
Supreme
Court
to
the
Irish
Free
State,
collapsed
and
died
while
making
a
speech
in
reply
to
a
speech
of
welcome
last
night
at
an
official
banquet
given
in
his
honor
by
President
Eanionn
de
Valera
who
was
seated
neit
to
him.
Only
two
days
ago
.Mr.
.McDowell,
following
his
arrival
from
United
States,
presented
his
credentials
to
President
Eamonn
de
Valera
direct
Instead
of
through
the
Governor
General
as
has
been
the
custom
in
the
past
In
politics
Mr.
McDowell
had
been
a
powerful
Democratic
leader
In
Montana.
jWASHINGTO.',
D.C.
Aprlf
10:'
i
Hie
long-standing
trial
of
Bishop
1
lamM
f.annnn
r
nnrl
hU
amretarv.
Capt.
Miss
Ada
Burroughs,
on
charges
of
violation
of
federal
election
palgn
fund
regulations
In
1928
ally
got
under
way
in
United
States
Supreme
Court
here
yesterday
and
Is
attracting
much
attention.
.Can
non
and
Miss
Burroughs
are
speel
"MARINER
i
IS
DEAD
Kod"
.MacKeniie.
For
mer
O.
T.
P.
SS.
Officer,
Was
i
Well
Known
Here
j
'
VANCOUVER.,
April
10:
Capt.j
Roderick
MacKenzle.
well
known
In
j
marine
and
shipping
circles
of
the;
British
Columbia
coast
for
manyj
flcally
charged
with
falling
to
make
'
u".
,
"""""
returns
in
conneeUon
with
a
fund
i
of
$40,000
which
was
used
in
the
tor
lhe
le,
yeo
?
,iH-n.iai
Mmr.r,ian
nf
io?
master
of
the
Powell
River
Co.s
h
had
caused
shut-down
,
Fomn
0oTernor
AUrcd
E
yacht
Nsal.
passed
away
here
yes
EXCHANGE
PRESIDENT
Smith.
FORTY-ONE
YEARS
OLD
m
of
Edward
8.
O'Orady,
as-!
o
General
Hugh
S.
John-
j
,.Amer,ca.B
Slrrclhesut
i
.iaiiuainiior
Oi
liic
nauuiiut
;
.ai
Recovery
Act.
Work
Is
rrsurned
today.
Celebrates
Birthday
and
Expresses
Political
Ambitions
NEW
YORK.
April
10:
"America's
Sweetheart''
received
messages
of
congratulation
and
best
wishes
from
admirers
In
nil
parts
of
the
country
on
the
occasion
of
Mary
Plckford's
forty-first
birthday
yesterday.
From
London
came
a
beau-
terday.
He
was
59
years
of
age.
Capt.
"Rod"
MacKenzle
was
very
i
well
known
in
Prince
Rupert
and
frnany
former
local
friends
will
re-
j
t:ret
to
hear
of
his
passing.
He
was
,hief
officer
of
the
steamer
Prince
j
ilupcrt
up
to
1920
and
had
also,
j
served
on
such
other
vessels
of
the
fleet
as
the
Prince
George.
Albert
and
John.
REMANDED
FOR
WEEK
Powell
Itiver
Youth
May
reconciliation
of
the
famous
screen
Is
alleged
by
the
police
to
have
con-
Meantime.
It
was
announced
by
.
counje.
fessed
to
the
killing
of
ten-year
old
United
States
Ambassador
Skinner
KlCnaru
hnrri
V
...
.
...
.
irA.,lA..,
nMf
Viorn
Hint
Tnn11
ti-niilH
h
talrn
n
w.ueh
is
being
proposed
by
the
FOR
TEACHING
TORONTO
A.,i-lt
in-
Tim
luronio
'.Ion
'-wt
IIJtll
JVI
V-
Educational
Assocla-
at
If
nnmtttl
.nnv.til
Inn
4
.
,a,.M.l
bVIIIVIIHWII)
"
went
on
record
as
bclne
In
fa-
Miss
Pickford
coniiaea
io
micr-
jonn
Aicrvrwue
v
"
-
"
-w
"-
viewers
during
the
day
that,
before
here,
appeared
in
court
here
yes-
custody
by
the
American
authorise
became
fifty
years
of
age,
she
terday
afternoon
on
n
charge
of
ties
today
Just
before
the
soiling
.i-.i
i
would
0l"a
Hke
to
go
to
Congress
as
a
murder
anq
was
remanneo
ior
one;o
0im
u.,
w.....
sixth
consecutive
.,.M
ov.
.
w
i
It
la
nlanned
to
take
him
.
direct
to
represcnuiiive
irum
wiiiuuiirt.
one
.
-
.
pointed
to
Illmtproductng
her
experience
as
a
one
or
tne
suggesien
mouves
h,
v-n.si-.
least
one
qualification
service.
J
jn
on
Jyew
MOIli;
PRACTICAL
wT
,
p.
in
.
executive
as
at
that
the
accused
boy's
dog
bit
young
sun
nas
ueen
uem
m
a
locai
a-isn-
for
public
MacFatlane
more
than
a
year
ago
lion
nome
oy
me
imvkii
amnon-
and
was
destroyed,
the
former,
it
Is
ties
following
his
recent
arrest.
alleged,
then
having
vowed
ven-j
lork
mock
mart
Was
Light
Again
NEW
YORK,
April
10:
-There
was
another
day
of
very
dull
trad-
Ine
lng
on
on
the
the
New
New
York
YorK
Stock
hiock
Ex
geancc
for
the
loss
of
his
pet.
i
4,a.4,
Action
of
loco
Men
Dismissed
Thomas
Hutchinson
and
Son-ln-Law
Full
In
Suit
Against
Vancouver
Banks
:
'ur
oi
jew
Latin
and
more
ax-
of
i
manual
training,
household
change
yesterday,
prices
varying
I
VANCOUVER,
April
10
:-Actlon
three
three
science
and
public
economics
little
as
850.000
shares
changed
of
Thomas
Hutchinson
and
his
their
their
boinp
taught
In
the
High
hands.
Closing
averages
were:
In-
son-ln.law
demanding
return
,
to
Anat
8:hools
of
the
province.
riustrlals.
1034,
off
.00:
rails,
40.
them
by
two
banks
of
$10,000
In
Im-
date.
off
22;
utllltle.
25.72.
off
.28.
and
perlnl
Oil
Co.
shares
was
dismissed
'
bonds,
up
.15.
.In
Supreme
Court
liere
yesterday.
I
CAMILIEN
HOUDi:
IS
United
MAVUK
III'
.MONTREAL
again
elected
mayor
of
Mon-
treal
yesterday
by
a
majority
more
than
53,000
votes,
other
candidates
loslnc
deposits.
Second
man
was
tole
Plante.
Liberal
candl-
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
wmm
Prince
Ilupcrt
Fart
cloudy,
High
11:30
ajn.
202
ft.
light
easterly
wind;
barometer.
23:57
pm.
21
3
It.
Lffr
5:28
am.
4.9
ft.
30.50:
temperature,
40;
sea
smooth.
17:48
pjn.
42
ft.
,
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V
XXIV
No.
84,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
APRIL
10,
1934
How
many
more
times
will
W
B.Miller
feel
the
sweetness
of
"these
little
arms
around
his
neck1
That
is
the
question
of
a
brokenhearted
father
as
he
holes
his
four-year-old
daughter.
Winnie
Mae
Miller,
for
whom
all
hope
has
been
abandoned.
Doctors
give
her
at
most,
only
a
few
weeks
to
live.
She
Is
a
victim
of
leukemia,
a
rare
incurable
disease
resulting
from
a
scarcity
of
red
blood
cells.
At
St.
Luke's
.hospital
In
Memphis.
Tenn..
she
touches
the
hearts
of
the
internes.
A
blood
transfusion
turned
to
water.
"I
pray
every
night
for
a
miracle
to
happen."
said
Mr
Miller.
"Maybe
some
great
specialist
will
see
her
picture
in
the
paper
and
come
to
her
aid."
t
HOME
TO
,
CHICAGO
Samuel
Insull
to
Leave
Istanbul'
Today
For
United
States
to
!
Face
Trial
j
ISTANBUL.
April
10:
The
Turkish
attorney-general
balked
Sa
j
miiAl
Tntnll
nttpmnt
tn
pvnrlp
pv-
.
Have
!
.
.i
.
,
iraauion
io
me
uimtu
owies
on
i
RuiNiHrRuu.i.
embezzlement
and
grand
larceny'.
ror
"
L.O.V)
oi
ins
UIUI
DUUIJUCI
-
"
.),,,.,
he
rimvlno
lh
fnn..r
Phi.
banks
sr.
as
well
as
a
trans-Atlantic
....
telephone
call,
lending
further
POWELL
RIVER.
April
10:
(CP
cago
utilities
magnate's
latest
ap-
boy,
who
peal
for
freedom
at
the
week-end.
i
k
,itint
tvnrtrt
nf
a
The
fourteen
vear-old
LOCAL
MAN
APPOINTED
J.
II.
Pillsbury
Gets
Place
on
Workmen's
Compensation
Board
VICTORIA,
April
10:
Premier
Pattullo
today
announced
the
appointment
of
J.
H.
Pillsbury
of
Prince
Rupert
to
the
Workmen's
Compensation
Board,
succeeding
the
late
Hugh
Gilmour.
Mr.
Pillsbury
is
well
known
throughout
the
province
as
a
civil
engineer.
He
went
to
the
site
f
Prince
Rupert
prior
to
the
city
be-in;
laid
out
and
took
part
in
the
survev
of
the
townsitc.
For
several
years
he
was
superintendent
of
the
dry
dock
there
and
of
late
has
been
manager
of
the
Pacific
Stevedoring
and
Contracting
Co.
CARRYING
AIR
MAIL
States
Senate
Considering
Proposals
For
Giving
Work
Back
to
Companies
MONTREAL.
April
10:
(CPi
r
Camlllen
Houde.
who
was'
WASHINGTON.
D.C,
April
10:
mayor
two
years
ago,
was
!
As
Uie
Senate
yesterday
considered
an
administration
-
favored
bill
ssa.
PRICE;
FIVE
CENTS
EN1&TT
PROMISES
RELIEF
ENQUIRY
LOWER
NEW
YORK
TERRORIZED
BY
MANIAC
ACTIVITIES
Great
Man
Hunt
Staged
For
Supposed
Demented
Killer
of
Two
Persons
DIES
AT
BANQUET
W
illiam
W.
.McDowell,
U.
S.
.Minister
to
Ireland,
Collapses
at
Affair
in
His
Honor
!
DUBLIN,
April
10:
(CP)
William
Wallace
McDowell,
newly
Ixmcr
East
Side
Terrorized
Following
Slaying
of
Man
j
appointed
United
states
minister
And
Woman
on
Streets
Within
Twenty-Four
Hours
Ik
Believed
to
he
Deadly
Shot
NEW
YORK,
April
10:
A
great
man
hunt
for
a
fren
zied
maniac
gunman
using
a
silencer-equipped
weapon
,i?
on
here
following
the
slaying
within
twenty-four
hours
oJ
!
v.o
pel-sons
which
has
terrorized
the
lower
east
side.
The
'
iller,
who
is
believed
to
le
a
deadly
marksman,
has
also
u
shooting
indiscriminately
into
the
windows
of
build-,
bui
up
to
last
night,
had
elu-n.
,
u)
suing
police
although
his
Has
Only
Two
Weeks
To
Live
Special
Powers
A
ct
of
British
Columbia
Will
Not
Be
Vetoed
in
East
Prime
Minister
of
Canada
Says
He
Does
Not
Intend
to
Play
Into
Pattullo's
Hands
Declines
to
Believe
That
Federal
Treasury
Has
Been
Looted
OTTAWA,
April
10:
(CP)
Investigation
of
federal
relief
expenditures
by
the
public
accounts
committee
of
the
House
of
Commons
was
promised
last
night
by
Prime
Minister
R.
B.
Bennett.
Demand
for
a
probe
by
a
special
committee
came
from
Rt.
Hon.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King,
Liberal
Leader
of
the
Opposition,
who
declared
that
the
Dominion
treasury'
had
been
looted
by
the'-
rTT'
provinces
and
municipalities
rrrwxrr
tvi-i
t
through
lack
of
systematic
audits.
I
A
I
lip
A
I
I
A
detailed
audit
of
federal
relief
Ml
V
JLJuTl
expenditures
would
disclose
"one
of
the
most
shocking
stories
this
country
has
ever
heard."
said
the
Opposition
Leader.
If
there
is
anything
wrong,"
exclaimed
the
Prime
Minister,
"the
wrong
rests
"at
the
door
of
the
au
ditor
general
anrUnar.
otithisi
eminent."
Xot
to
Veto
S.
P.
A.
Ten
Thousand
Colliery
Workers
Walk
Out
in
Alabama
In
Wage
Dispute
IN
CRASH
Pilot
Fa
tew
and
His
Companion
Killed
in
Alaska
.Many
Planes
-Held
at
Fairbanks
FAIRBANKS.
Alaska,
April
10:
(Edward
Fageros.
pilot,
and
Michael
The
Premier
said
earlier
In
the
Takoff
were
killed
at
the
end
of
day
that
he
would
keep
an
eye
on
the
week
In
the
crash
of
an
air-the
Special
Poweis
Act
of
British
plane
between
here
and
Magrath.
Columbia
and
the
proposed
Indus-1
The
crash
Is
believed
to
have-
been
'
trial
board
of
Alberta
to
guarantee
caused
by
poor
visibility,
that
the
constitutional
powers
of
Ten
planes
were
held
here
yrster-the
Dominion
were
not
upset.
At
day
awaiting
an
Improvement
In
the
same
time,
the
Special
Powers
weather
conditions
before
taking
Act
of
British
Columbia
would
not
!
off
for
the
Magrath
and
Upper
be
vetoed
by
the
Dominion.
Disallowance
would
be
playing
Into
the
hands
of
the
Pattullo.
government,
the
attorney-general
of
which
had
i
pracucauy
mviiea
wie
icucraj
guv-,
ernment
t
disallow
the
act
In
or-1
der
that
he
might
have
a
grievance."
Notwithstanding
the
fact
that
errors
had
been
disclosed.
Premier
Bennett
declined
to
believe
that
there
had
been
looting
of
the
public
treasury
as
charged
by
Mr.
King.
Certificates
were
not
false.
Wherever
errors
had
been
found
they
had
been
corrected
and.
If
other
over-payments
had
been
made
by
;
the
federal
government,
the
money
could
be
easily
recovered
as
the
names
of
the
provinces
stood
behind
every
certificate.
COAL
MINE
STRIKE
ON
Kuskokwlm
River
districts
with
prospectors
and
mining
men
on
board.
PRESIDENT
WAS
HOST
Newspapermen
Received
on
Yacht
.
By
Chief
Executive
and
Entertained
With
Mock
Trial
MIAMI.
Fla..
April
10
:
-News-,
papermen
were
received
by
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
yesr
.
terday
aboard
the
yacht
In
which"
he
is
enjoying
a
fishing
vacation
off
the
Florida
coast
and
were
entertained
with
a
mock
trial
In
which
the
chief
executive
was
charged
by
his
son.
Elliott,
with
being
a
poor
angler.
The
President-appeared
to
be
In
the
best
of
tealth
and
spirits.
Mr.
Roosevelt
plans
to
come:
ashore
from
the
yacht
at
Miami
on
Thursday
and
proceed
direct
to
Washington.
NO
HALIBUT
SALE
BIRMINGHAM,
Ala..
April
10:-j
There
no
Me
o
haUbuf
on
In
protest
against
a
minimum
,tne
local
flsn
exChange
this
moni-wago
scale
of
$3.40
per
day
and
fol-;tng.
jq
boat3
wnicn
are
,n,
tl)e
lowing
refusal
of
the
mine
opera-
American
Fremont
with
13.000
tors
to
meet
their
demand
for
$4.50,'
pounds,
and
the
Canadian
Mrg-ten
thousand
Alabama
coal
miners.
aijce
with
10J00
pounds,
are
hold-
waixeci
out
oi
me
couicnes
ycsrcr-
lng
over
untu
tomorrow.
day.
Ten
Percent
Cut
In
Salaries
Is
Being
Continued
(lUAI)RUPLET
BOYS
IN
ENGLAND;
ALL
WELL
,
'
BIRMINGHAM.
Enir..
AnrU
10:
A
Birmingham
woman.
wife
of
a
painter
and
decora-
which
would
authorize
the
calling
,
tor.
has
given
birth
to
quad-
f
bids
from
private
aircraft
com-
OTTAWA,
April
10:
The
tei
ruplets.
They
are
boys
and
all
panics
for
temporary
air
mall
car-
percent
cut
In
salaries
of
judges
are
reported
to
be
healthy
and
lying
contracts,
a
counter-move
and
army
and
air
force
officers
Im-
strong
while
the
mother,
who
4
vnson
foot
which
would
provide
for
posed
ft
year
ago
will
be
continued
already
has
a
twoycar
old
the
restoration
of
former
contracts
for
another
year
under
legislation!
daughter,
Is
doing
well.
unUl
companies
holding
them
were
presented
In
Parliament
by
the
actually
found
guilty
of
fraud.
i
government
yesterday.
s