'
ml
Mn.
(,.
Howard
Ferguson,
Canadian
High
CommlMluncr.
Wedded
in
Haste;
Already
Parted
NEW
Y
iRK.
AprlJ
13-
NllaCran
r-'-.
'
:
mer
disciple
of
Mahatmr
Cs:
.
and
her
new
husband,
A1-'
N
Hutchlns.
whom
sr.e
mar-J-n
a
whirlwind
courtshlj
-.
'can
liner,
are
separated
on
irymoon.
It
is
reported
EXPORT
TRADE
OF
IMTED
STATES
IS
BEHIND
(IT.
BRITAIN
WASIUNOTON.
D.C.,
April
Export
trade
of
the
Unl-
1
Etatpi
fell
behind
that
of
Orcaf
Britain
last
year
for
the
"r
imp
In
twenty
years,
sta-
u
r
made
available
here
re-
Eastern
Financier
Is
Alarmed
At
Situation
In
B.C.
He
Declares
Government
of
This
Province
is
Said
to
be
Throwing
Away
$8(50,000
in
Revenue
and
Increasing
Services
and
Expenditures
in
Excess
of
One
Million
OTTAWA.
Anril
12:
(CIMExnressini?
the
hone
that
,
.
,
-
-
------
he
provincial
governments
were
not
going
to
make
iu
hard
for
the
federal
government
to
carry
on,
Sir
Henry
Drayton,
former
minister
of
finance,
last
night
said
he
as
alarmed
with
the
situation
in
British
Columbia.
Tnere.
if
figures
he
said
he
saw
were
true,
the
government
i.
throwing
away
$SG0,000
in
revenue
and
increasing
Hfrwet-s
and
expenditures
by
a
sum
in
excess
of
$1,000,000.
;
Sees
Co-operation
DOUBTFUL
rjrz.
OF
GUILT
jmi.
.
St.
Louis
Judte
Who
Prosecuted!
Jame
Fahey
l
'Heart!
From
OMAHA.
Nebraska.
April
12
Hon.
Prank
S.
Howell,
former
Jutge
of
the
District
Supreme
Court
of
i
St.
Louis.
Missouri,
who
argued
the
lease
against
Frank
Orlgware
or
jJames
Fahey
twenty-five
years
ago.
'says
he
boubU
that
Fahey
is
gull-Ity.
He
recalls
that,
at
the
time
of
I
the
trial
of
Orlgware
on
a
charge
of
mall
robbery
he
was
sentenced
to
life
Imprisonment,
he
Howell
I
had
a
hard
time
convincing
the
court
of
Orlgware's
Identification
Fahey.
who
was
recently
arrested
at
Jasper
Park
and
Is
now
being
held
at
Edmonton
for
extradition
proceedings
on
a
charge
ot
Jail
breaking,
has
denied
the
mall
robbery
although
admltttng
that
he
scaped
from
penitentiary.
Former
Head
Of
Amps
Ass'n
Dies
Sergeant
Richard
Wilkinson
Passes
Away
In
Toronto
at
Age
of
Forty-Six
Years
TORONTO.
April
12:
Sergeant
Richard
Wilkinson,
former
president
ot
the
Dominion
Amputations
Association,
died
here
yesterday
at
the
age
of
46
years.
Special
Final
Clubbing
Offer
KOU
ONE
WKKK
ONLY
Commencing
Monday,
April
lfi
Pictorial
Review,
National
Home
Monthly
and
the
Daily
News
hw11
arrangement
with
the
Pictorial
Review
and
National
inn
F.Monthly
we
are
able
to
offer
these
two
high
class
magazines
th.
Da"y
News
for
one
year
to
Prince
Rupert
people
only
on
me
following
terms:
Cash
Down,
50c
Halance
10c
a
Week,
For
One
Year
SB
.W"8
otfer
cl0Sl,s
at
the
end
of
next
week.
Anyone
wUh-Daiiu
M,ake
vantage
'
this
special
offer
should
call
at
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m
ur
i.
offlce
and
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contract
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take
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paper
for
a
year
telephone
for
the
route
boy
to
call.
DAILY
NEWS
-
Phone
98
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
light
High
0:35
a.m.
22.0
rt.
northwest
wind;
barometer,
30.31;
13:02
pjn.
20.9
ft.
temperature,
47;
sea
smooth.
Low
6:53
a.m.
22
It.
NORTHERN
AND
19.00
p.m.
4.4
tt.
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vc!
XXIV
No.
88.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
APRIL
12,
1934
PK1CE:
FIVE
CKNT8
INSULL
LEAVES
FOR
AMERICA
TODAY
DRA
YTON
PLEADS
ON
BEHALF
OF
FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT
Where
Monoxide
Gas
Killed
Nine
Students
The
Theta
Ch
al:t
i
Y
jt
a
Da
'aiorr
roller
'
NH
w
i
;v
moxodle
a
killed
nine
studenU
as
they
sle
u
:
s
dorm
v
A
mne
one
d
n
'ating
furnace
in
the
basement
permit
"d
es
-ape
of
gx-
Ow.ug
o
:o
t
altera:
jre
aa
dormitory
windows
were
tightly
closed,
wn:
h
tact
contributed
'a
the
fuui.it
v
LINDBERGH
CASE
AGAIN
IUnom
.Money
Said
to
Have
llwn
Found
on
American
Heine
Held
in
France
NEW
YOKK,
April
1!:
New
developments
in
connection
with
the
two-year
old
Lindbergh
baby
kidnapping
mystery
were
rumored
here
yesterday
in
connection
with
the
departure
of
two
New
York
detectives
for
France
to
bring
back
a
man
giving
the
name
of
Stu
Donnelly
on
charges
of
theft.
It
Is
said
that
some
of
the
parked
Lindbergh
ransom
money
was
found
upon
Donnelly
who
is
belnr
held
by
the
French
police
for
the
American
authorities.
WINTER
IN
ANTARCTIC
Blinding
Snowstorm
and
SUty-one
Below
Zero
In
Little
America
Y'esterday
LITTLE
AMERICA.
Antarctic
(April
12
(Canadian
Pressi
Winter
lis'
beginning
to
clamp
down
Its
ihold
upon
Little
America
where
Rear
Admiral
Richard
E.
Byrd's
second
Antarctic
exploration
expedition
Is
encamped
preparatory
to
making
Its
dash
to
the
south
Pole
In
addition
to
other
exploratory
nillvllliii
ti-ltVi
Hi.
nnonlnn
nf
IhB
Mwit.vib
nuu
vfsviiu5
vi
luv
i
Lawn
next
pnori
summer
season,
mere
was
a
blinding
snowstorm
yesterday
and
the
temperature
reached
sixty-one
below
zero.
INVESTMENT
CONCERNS
TO
REDUCE
INTEREST
ALL
OVER
DOMINION
OTTAWA,
April
12:
Mort-
gage.lonn
and
insurance
com1
panles
are
heading
off
Domln-
Ion:
competition
with
the
pro-
mlse
that
Interest
rates
will
be
reduced
In
Western
Canada
from
ylght
to
seven
percent
and
in
Eastern
Canada
to
six
or
six
and
a
half
percent.
4
,
ALBERTA
URGF.S
TUHLlC
OWNERSHIP
OP
CENTRAL
RANK
IN
THIS
COUNTRY
y
-MEN
AR
EDMONTON.
April
12:
The
only
Alberta
Legislature
yesterday
Dassed
a
resolution
u
ruing
that
the
proposed
central
bank
for
Canada
should
be
publicly
rather
than
privately-owned.
Premier
J.
E.
Brownlee
was
irof,
one
of
the
principal
supporters
of
the
resolution.
TAX
BOOST
IS
FAVORED
All
around
Increase
In
Income
Charges
Favored
by
United
States
Senate
WASIUNOTON
D.C.,
April
the
conclusion
of
a
wild
sessiot
of
hectic
debate
yesterday,
the
Un
'he
was
jted
States
Senate
voted
in
favor
of
a
ten
percent
Increase
ound
In
Income
tax.
all
twenty-ekiht
ounces
Of
gold
is
shipped
from
iwn
hill
mine
SKIDEOATE,
April
12:
Ross
Morrison
has
now
shipped
out
twenty-eight
ounces
of
placer
gold
from
his
claim
at
Hill.
Owing
to
shortage
j
of
water
for
his
sluice
boxes.
1
Mr.
Morrison
has
been
forced
to
suspend
operations
tern-It
porarlly.
Miner
at
Michel
William
Jenkins,
Youiif
Man
Who
Lived
With
His
Mother,
Lost
His
Ufe
YcMerday
MICHEL,
April
12
William
Jenkins
wtis
killed
In
an
accident
In
a
mine
here
yesterday.
He
was
.a
single
man
and
lived
with
his
I
mother.
.
'
"
RESCUED
Six
Men
Are
Still
On
Beiinu
Serf
Floes
Leader
Saved
Left
Otto
Schmidt
in
Weak
Condition
But
Was
Valiant
MOSCOW.
April
12:
Up
to
this
morning
Russian
airmen
had
res-jcued
84
out
of
90
men
marooned
i
since
February
28
on
Bering
sea
lec
!fioes
and
expected
to
take
of
the
'
remaining
sbc
today.
The
men
had
been
stranded
following
the
sinking
of
the
steamer
Cheliuskln
In
the
:
Ice
pack
off
the
north
coast
of
SI-
jberla.
j
Prof.
Otto
Schmidt,
leader
.of
the
large
party
of
Russians
wno
were
aboard
the
Cheliuskln,
was
among
those
who
were
rescued
by
the
alr-
mn
rtnritiff
fhn
tvist
tu'n
riiivt
hilt
originally
numbered
more
than
one
hundred,
was
very
weak.
He
had
been
suffering
from
bronchial
trouble
In
recent
weeks
but
was
ins
strenuous
oojecuons,
navuig
in-.
sisted
that
all
the
others
be
taken
off
the
floes
before
he
left.
'
Pilot
M.
T.
Sletnetf
was
also
accompanied
on
ithe
flight
from
Cape
Van
Karem
to
Nome
by
Prof.
Usha-koff.
leader
the
rescue
expedition,
Clyde
Armlstead
and
Bill
Lavery.
both
mechanics
of
Fairbanks.
The
375-mile
flight
was
made
In
two
hours
and
ten
minutes.
Prof.
Schmidt
was
given
medical
attention
Immediately
on
arrival
at
Nome.
1
imps
Rpttpr
Rut
Killed
at
Work
Not
Due
to
"New
Deal"
Says
Ford
DETROIT.
April
12-Henry
rwl
stated
yesterday
Uiat
times
weft
much
better
In
the
United
Sta,tct
but
that
the
Improved
condition
were
not
due
to
President
Roosevelt's
"new
deal."
Aged
Capitalist
Is
Removed
To
Smyrna
On
Way
to
Chicago
Long
Flight
From
Justice
Apparently
Ended
Will
Answer
to
Embezzlement
and
Grand
Larceny
Charges
In
Connection
With
Utilities
Enterprises
ISTANBUL,
Turkey,
April
12:
(CP)
Unless
some
unforeseen
development
now
occurs,
the
long
flight
of
Samuel
Insull,
former
utilities
magnate
of
Chicago,
from
justice
in
the
United
States
appears
to
be
ended.
The
aged
capitalist,
who
was
intercepted
by
the
Turkish
authorities
,
a
couple
of
weeks
ago
while
on
his
way
from
Athens
to
Roumania
where
he
had
been
of-
ifercd
refu-je.
was
taken
In
charge'.
-TTTr.Trri
'
today
by
the
United
States
author!-
I
1
I
f
HlllMI
ties
and
started
lor
Smyrna,
Syria,
j
VJ
1
1
U
11
X
.where
he
will
be
placed
aboard
an
I
American
vessel
and
taken
to
Chl-
Jcago
where
he
will
answer
to;
I
charges
of
embezzlement
and,
I
grand
larceny
In
connection
withlfcieven
I
the
collapse
of
his
former
great
utl-!
jlltles.
enterprises.
Over,
a,
year
agoi
ih
was
lndlrtlrt
hv
a
Print
rVntntvl
about
a
month
ago.
CANADIAN
GOLD
MONTREAL.
April
12
i
Canadian
Press
The
Canadian
gold
price
today
was
$34.72
per
ounce,
up
one
cent
from
yesterday.
e
repudiation
of
its
debt,
it
Is
reported
here.
Premier
Bennett
threatened
that
he
might
veto
......
---a
f
j-
i
,
.
,,
c-
i.i
taken
to
Nome
for
medical;
",c
treatment
rather
than
to
Cape
Van
ar-iKarem
in
Siberia
where
the
most
!
of
the
others
were
landed.
The
gal-1
lant
leader
of
the
expedition,
which
tEPUDIATION
OF
DEBT
BY
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IS
FEARED
BY
BENNETT
OTTAWA.
April
12:
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett's
threat
of
disallowing
the
Special
Powers
Powers
Act
if
It
came
in
conflict
with
the
Do-
minion
constitution
or
the
British
North
America
Act.
It
Is
also
reported
here
that
Pre-
FOR
GOLD
Hundred
Prospectors
To
Take
To
Hills
In
B.C.
This
?'.rond
.juiy.-At
-thaf-ttarc'hejled
VICTORIA;'
Ajforu
-
NoWr
(from
Paris
to
Athens
where
he
had
;
than
11C0
British:
Columbia
pro-'
ibeen
a
fugitive
from
Justice
up
to
spectors
are
ta
readiness
to
take
to
the
hills
this
spring
In
the
mast
intensive
search
for
gold
in
the
hlstoiy
of
the
province,
it
Is
stated
at
the
Department
of
Mines
headqua.ters
here.
CHARGE
BY
TOM
REID
Relief
Supplie5
Valued
at
$2.000
Alleged
To
Have
Disappeared
'
After
Being
raid
For
OTTAWA.
April
12
Tom
Reld.
Liberal
member
for
New
Westminster,
chareed
In
the
House
of
Corn-
Act
if
invoked
by
Premier
T.
D.
jmons
yesterday
that
$72,000
ot
rc-Pattullo
of
British
Columbia
!uer
supplies
had
disappeared
In
is
founded
upon
the
suspicion
i
British
Columbia
after
being
paid
that
British
Columbia
plans
for.
Capt.
Georpe
Black
Honored
By
House;
Was
His
Birthday
OTTAWA,
April
12.
Tuesday
was
the
sixty-first
birthday
of
Capt.
Oeoree
Black,
nonular
Sneakpr
nf
mier
Pattullo
is
prepared
to
the
House
of
Commons,
and
mcm-
challenge
Premier
Bennett
to
,
ber
for
Yukon,
and
formalities
were
test
the
constitutionality,
ot
ited
for
a
few
minutes
as
the
the
Special
Powers
Act
In
the
'
m.rv.kr.
'
44
vi
(til
uiiiiai
DViipo
i.t
mgnesi
court
oi
me
Empire.
i
joined
In
the
hearty
singing
of
"See
j
Him
Smiling"
in
honor
of
the
pre-'
siding
officer.
Sterilization
Recommended
By
Coroner's
Jury
Probing
Powell
River
Murder
Case
POWELL
KIVEK,
April
12:
(CP)
A
coroner's
jury
Investigating
the
slaying
of
ten
year
old
John
McFarlane
yesterday
returned
a
verdict
stating
that
he.
"came
to
his
death
from
a
blow
on
the
head
by
some
blunt
instrument
in
the
hands
of
a
person
or
persons
unknown
but
that
the
evidence
points
to
Frank
Millen,
a
juvenile,
who
has
confessed
to
the
crime."
The
verdict
adds:
"We
recommend
that,
in
the
event
of
Frank
Millen
being
found
guilty
of
the
murder
and
being
found
to
be
mentally
deficient,
steri
lizution
methods
be
adopted."
"
V
-