Vol.
XXV.
No.
94.
TAX
RATE
FOR
1936
IS
FIXED
Millaje
Unchanged
From
Last
Year
Decreased
Building
Valuations
Lower
Imposts
Sitting
in
the
capacity
of
a
city
council
this
morning,
City
Com-
..
:
li'
i
it..
-
m
iirsi
suggcsiea
m
connection
with
th
msp
Thp
widn
naa
aied
as
a
result
of
a
hnllot
vvuiimii
Coroner
H.
F.
Glasxrv
and
Prov-
lll
ConsLlhlp
RnnnlH
M
fitou?
Urnn..
.
"ic
aensive
statuarv
nor.
.
-
-
"
-uyea
in
a
huce
bnnfiri.
t
r
U,M1.K
I'lMfl."
to
it
4
-
hi
T
'a
the
UP
Ul.l
.
was!
itORK,
April
21
i
(CP)
The
i
.
.
.
jmporiea
Dar
t
sit
J!!"
advanccd
3,;C
to
45c
-
nce
on
the
.
V
New
York
yesterday.
It
,
'"Biicsi
price
since
rtnuary
n,
sllvcr
drdcs
ftt.
4
Cd
the
in
part
to
ex-
.
n
nslon
of
buying
for
Indian
spccl''aMve
nccounts
ln
nclon
lnct
.......
.
.
.
...
-s.v
wf-eic.
iinniivs
in
ri,e
of
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
it
I
ANYOX
SMELTER
MAY
for
the
year
1936
at
fifty
mills
on
I
ln
Z
the
"
V
.
,.,.,.fi...
...
t
"Port
of
improvements.
Neither
the
mill
rate
nor
the
percentage
of
Improvements
have
been
changed
from
last
year
but,
taking
into
icrount
a
five
percent
general
decrease
in
improvement
valuations,
it
will
actually
mean
lower
taxes
for
the
city
this
year.
The
rate
bylaw
was
put
through
its
introductory
readings
is
were
also
the
estimates
for
the
year
which
are
somewhat
lower
than
last
year.
Other
business
at
the
meeting
failudcd
the
sale
of
a
lot
on
Am-
w.it
jivciiuc
JIU
IUU
piU9
iJJU
km
and
the
passarc
of
ac-
((hints
for
the
month."
DEATH
WAS
ACCIDENTAL
Inquiry
Held
bv
Coroner
II.
F.
wassey
Into
Shooting
of
Indian
Woman
in
Atlln
District
AH
the
evidence
ln
connection
'ith
the
recent
rfrAth
of
Mrs.
wuree
jonnsnn
nn
Indian
woman.
it
Portage
on
Tesltn
Lake
In
the
Win
district,
points
conclusively
'eletranhic
oh
neaaquaners
01
me
RE-OPEN
It
is
quite
probable
that
In
the
near
future
Anyox
smelter
may
re-open
In
order
to
handle
ore
from
the
mines
operated
by
the
Consolidated
i
Mining
&
Smelting
Company
along
with
such
customs
ore
'
as
may
be
offering.
The
com-
pany
Is
now
Investigating
the
'
.
possible
sources
of
ore
on
the
,
coast
before
definitely
de-'
stated
Pr
President
i
Warren
to
the
shareholders
at
1
t
tne
annual
meeting
of
the
r
company.
DISPUTE
IS
UNSETTLED
Another
Set-back
in
Negotiations
For
Ending
of
San
Francisco
Marine
Tie-up
SAN
FRANCISCO,
April
21:
Negotiations
for
a
settlement
of
the
San
Francisco
waterfront
dispute
which
Is
seriously
tying
up
the
port's
shipping
suffered
another
setback
yesterday
when
tne
International
Longshoremen's
Union
repudiated
a
tentative
agree
ment
which
had
been
reached
be
tween
a
union
committee
and
the
operators.
The
Union
announced
that
the
agreement
was
not
on
the
terroJ
as
Instructed
by
the
membership
The
committee
later
admitted
that
It
had
made
a
mistake.
STEAMER
STRANDED
Evelyn
Berg
Ashore
Near
Bella
Bella
But
Refloats
Herself
SEATTLE,
April
21;
(CP)
The
steamship
Evelyn
Berg
of
the
Al-
arof
Atlln
made
a
flight
to
Port-1
aska
Transportation
Co.,
bound
for
aKr
a
distance
of
sixty-thrfC
Seattle
from
Southeastern
Alaska
by
airplane.
An
Inquiry
was
points,
went
aground
in
heavy
fog
inducted
by
Mr.
Glassey
as
a
early
Monday
near
Bella
Bella
but
result
of
which
accidental
death
was
refloated
later
under
her
own
u
established.
j
power.
She
was
able
to
proceed
i
iauui.ii
ttiiu
Wv..
-
WMIOTS
FOR
QUEEN
ANNE
;
damaged
"uiuuam,
Eng.,
April
21:
(CP)
xhc
Evelyn
Berg
Is
a
well
known
mJn1
of
carrots
were
placed
vcsscl
at
prince
Rupert,
frequent-
p,..
'i"-"'
tw.
u
jy
coming
in
neiK
Wiui
nail
num
Today's
Weather
Triple
Island
Raining,
calm;
barometer,
29.86;
sea
smooth.
Langara
Island
Light
rain
and
overcast,
light
easterly
wind;
sea
smooth.
Terrace
Light
rain,
southeast
wind,
46.
Anyox
Part
cloudy,
calm,
46.
Stewart
Part
cloudy,
calm,
38.
ISIIBEL'S
INN
DRAWS
CROWDS
LONDON,
ApriTai:
(CP)-From
a
letter:
"We
recently
visited
Ish-bcl
MacDonald's
Inn,
the
Plough-n
rharminK
seventeenth
century
place,
more
like
a
private
cottage
"..bu,n
was
described
as
We
iolned
the
country
bumpkins
""tea
nnri
k.l.
.
.
.
...
i.,.
r.n
h
oh
si.oois
on
4
uinnan
v
i.pmnnr.
v
.
tneir
uiu
Torinu'o
.
.
....
.
.
1U.
...murts
nrfi
SO
lm
-j
o
jjjicc
was
WAc.
t
eunaays
.
mense
that
merany
turned
away.
B.
Walker
and
Mis.
George
Abbott,
who
are
leaving
shortly
lor
the
Old
Country.
Anniversary
Of
Trisco
Disaster
Thirty
Years
Ago
Saturday
Since
Great
Earthquake
Occurred
Saturday
was
the
thirtieth
anniversary
of
the
great
San
Francisco
earthquake
which
shattered
the
city
of.
the
Golden
Gate,
laying
four
square
miles
of
the
business
district
In
ruins,
causing
the
deaths
of
more
than
four
hundred
persons
and
doing
damage
estimated
at
$500,000,000.
The
earthquake,
It
will
be
recalled,
was
quite
distinctly
felt
ln
British
Columbia
although
It
did
no
damage
ln
this
province.
V
OIAL
3F..-.RY
Today's
Weather
Sorrow's
Tides
She
prince
Rupert
Ralnlr
u3ht
northerly
wind;
baro.ro
,3j
2;
High
1:20
a.m.
23.5
ft.
i
AO.
14:00
p.m.
21.1
ft.
temperature
to;
aca
am,
r
Low
7-55
a.m.
0.2
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
20:00
p.m.
4.7
ft.
"HAUNTED
HOUSE"
LEASED
BY
LINDBERGHS
IN
KENT
i
?
W
iGSJK
,VV?b
LONDON,
April
21:
(CP)
Prince
Edward
of
Kent,
baby
son
of
the
King's
youngest
brother
and
the
former
Princess
Marina
of
Greece,
has,
It
Is
reported,
been
registered
for
entry
to
Eton.
He
will
be
unable
to
go
to
the
famous
old
school
for
13
years,
but
It
Is
common
practice
for
parents
to
enter
their
sons
for
Britain's
public
schools
soon
after
birth,
wing
to
the
long
waiting
lists.
Members
of
Hill
Sixty
Chapter
Going
Overseas
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
Hill
60
Chapter,
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
was
held
last
evening
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
H.
N,
Brocklesby.
Plans
wer?
made
for
holding
the
Alexandra
Rose
tag
day
In
June,
the
proceeds
to
be
used
for
child
welfare
work.
After
the
business
meeting
a
very'
pleasant
social
hour
was
spent
In
Mlddleton,
chairman
of
Kptohikan
for
trans-shipment
east
honor
of
l.wn
nf
t.tio
mpmhprs
Mrs
"
-
v"w
"ie
unnon
a
.
..
t
k
uouniy
commit-
over
Canadian
National
Railways,
;e;
by
protesting
farmers
after,
Great
Britain
Will
Have
to
Produce
Nearly
Four
Billion
Dollars
This
Year
LONDON,
April
21:
(CP)
lit.
Hon.
Neville
Chamberlain,
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer,
today
declared
that
Great
Britain
will
have
to
produce
$3,989,480,000,
including
at
least
one
hundred
million
dollars
for
additional
defence
purposes,
for
expenditures
during
the
next
fiscal
year.
This
estimate
was
made
by
the
Chancellor
in
presenting
his
budget.
During
the
last
fiscal
year,
Great
Britain
had
a
surplus
of
approximately
$14,500,000,
Mr.
Chamberlain
announced.
Pittsburg
Mayor
In
Durance
Vile
PITTSBURG,
April
21:
to
pay
a
$100
fine.
William
Mc-Nair,
fiery
mayor
of
Pittsburg,
decided
Instead
to
go
to
jall;
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
April
21:
(CP)
Wheat
was
quoted
at
80c
on
the
Vancouver
exchange
yesterday,
advancing
to
80
'8c
today.
BRITAIN
NEEDS
RADIUM
LONDON,
April
21:
(CP)
Th
sixth
annual
report
of
the
National
Radjum
Commission
says
Britain's
radium
Is
running
out
and
more
is
badly
needed
to
carry
on
the
treatment
of
cancer.
N.
H.
C.
Basketball
Championship
Scries
Wednesday
&
Thursday,
7:30
SIMPSON
ALL-STARS
vs.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Scythians
vs.
Senior
Scrubs
Admission
25c
V
,,r
,J
T
.
,"au"lcu
"UUi,c
Jeasea
y
ne
iamea
American
aviator.
Col.
Charles
A.
Lindbergh,
at
Weald,
ln
Kent,
England,
Is
shown
above.
The
estate,
which
Includes
an
18-room
house
and
four
ancient
cottages
,
is
known
as
the
Long
Barn.
Supposed
blr
:hplace
of
William
Caxton.
the
.
.4
""JUVC"
jjwuwng
press
10
tngiand.
tne
Long
Barn
is
said
by
country
folk
ln
the
vicinity
to
be
haunted
by
Caxton's
ghost.
Another;
Indication
that
the
Lindbergh's
Intend
to
remain
some
time
in
England
-Is
that
oth-have-Just
taken
'out
Br
itlsh
pilots
Dllots,-licm-es-
"licences."
Baby
Prince
Down
To
Enter
College
Kent
Infant's
Name
on
Waiting
List
of
Classic
Eton
School
BUDGET
IS
American
Mayors
BROUGHT
IN
Chief
Magistrate
of
New
York
Presiding
Over
Conference
Which
Opened
in
San
Francisco
Yesterday
SAN
FRANCISCO,
April
21:
With
Mayor
Florella
LaGaurdla
of
New
York
presiding,
a,
conference
of
United
States
mayors
opened
here
yesterday.
One
of
the
principal
matters
to
be
discussed
Is
relief
Montreal
Man
Named
Head
Of
New
Commission
OTTAWA,
April
21:
(CP)
Arthur
Purvis
of
Montreal
will
be
chairman
of
the
national
employment
sommlssion
of
Canada,
Prime
Minister
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King
announced
ln
the
House
of
Commons
Monday
night.
Terrace
Board
Hears
Keniiey
Gives
Resume
of
Victoria
Session
Health
Insurance
Questions
TERRACE,
April
21:
On
Tuesday
the
Terrace
Board
of
Trade
held
a
meeting
which
was
attended
by
a
fair
number
of
tho
members
and
their
friends.
E
T.
Kenney
M.L.A.
was
present
and,
during
the
evening,
gave
an
Interesting
resume
of
the
recent
session
at
Victoria.
The
Health
Insurance
Act
was
the
subject
of
a
good
deal
of
questioning
and
Mr.
Kenney
brought
to
light
some
Interesting
points
ln
connection
with
the
Act.
As
there
has
not
been
much
en
thusiasm
ln
Board
of
Trade
affairs
I
ASHCROFT,
April
21:
(CP)
j
Clarence
Carrlgan,
aged
25,
after
being
held
by
the
police
for
questioning
in
pfttin(tlnn
with
fVio
death
of
his
two-year
old
daughter,
Shirley
Edna,
who
died
In
Ashcroft
nosDitai
Saturday
nlent
from
a
Iblbwb'rfthe
head
by
A
two
by
four
.scantling,
appeared
before
Magis
trate
A.
W.
Jarvls
on
.Monday
j
charged
with
murder
and
was
re-.
manded
for
elsrit
riavs.
AP
in
ACCinn
Tne
P,lre
state
that
Garrigan,
ni
c
111
uCOOlUlij
under
the
influence
of
liquor,
be-
jcame
enraged
when
he
was
unable
Is
to
get
Into
a
pool
hall
which
was
closed.
The
child
was
with
him.
Seeing
Garrigan
swing
the
piece
of
scantling,
W.
John
Nordstrom;
grappled
with
him
after
the
child
had
been
struck.
OIL
WELL
BLOWS
IN
Two
Men
Injured
by
Gusher
at
Del
Bonita,
Alta.
Pressure
Broke
Steam
Line
DEL
BONITA,
Alta.,
April
21:
(CP)
Two
California
drillers,
Pat
Adams
and
Earl
Boyd,
suffered
ser-
Supply
of
Cartwheels
Does
Last
Long
in
Edmonton
in
circulation.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.;TUESDAYr
APRIL
21,
1936
"""
"
"
fkice:
5
cents
PAIR
ARE
STILL
IMPRISONED
IN
MINE
MHT
TAXATION
REDUCTIOH
ON
LOCAL
BIMINGSM
fi.il.
M,,h,
Deliverance
of
Men
Entrapped
in
Shaft
Arc
Bearing
up
Well,
However,
and
Barring
Undue
Delay,
i
It
is
Hoped
That
They
Will
be
Taken
Out
Alive
j
"Doing
Fine,"
Says
Dr.
Robertson
1
MOOSE
RIVER,
N.B.,
April
21:
(CP)
Frequent
communication
leads
mining
men
attempting
to
rescue
Dr.
D.
E.
Robertson
and
Alfred
Scadding
from
behind
a
cave-in
in
the
Moose
River
gold
mine,
where
they
have
been
trapped
for
over
a
week,
to
believe
that
the
two
are
"bearing
up
as
well
as
could
be
expected,"
Minister
of
JT
?"Mines
Dwyer
said
today.
Mr.
MURDERED
!
HIS
CHILD?
Police
Charge
Father
In
Death
Of
Two-Year
Old
Girl
At
;
Ashcroft
Not
Thp
niw
monpv
le
hplnnr
cnnoVit
-
-
"
j
"
W
'
,
UVUgHVj
by
collectors
ln
the
belief
it
will
be
U
Terrace
during
recent
month?,
the
last
Issue
bearing
the
portrait
pwyer
said:
"We
hope
that,
unless
their
deliverance
Is-unduly
delayed,
they
will
be
taken
out
of
the
shaft
alive."
More
rock
falls
have
been
en
countered
which
delayed
rescuers
to
such
an
extent
"that
some
twenty
feet
of
fallen
material
still
lies
between
the
rescuers
and
the
Imprisoned
men."
Dr.
Robertson,
speaking
by
Im
provised
'
telephone
to
persons
above
the
mine,
said:
:'We
are
fine
down
here."
Food
is
being
delivered
to
thtj
imprisoned
men
by
a
tube
throush
a
diamond
drill
hole.
:
Herman
Maglll,
thelhlrdm'ano.
be
trapped,
succumbed
to
exposure
yesterday.
'
ACT
TO
BE
ENFORCED
Provision
Regarding
Necessity
Of
Having
Licenced
Masters
On
Coast
is
Relaxed
I
t
OTTAWA,
April
21:
(CP)
The
new
Canada
Shipping
Act,
which
was
passed
through
Parliamenr
two
years
ago
but
was
never
proclaimed,
will
come
into
force
on
August
1,
it
was
stated
last!
night
by
Hon.
Clarence
D.
IJowe,
minister
of
marine.
1
Amendments
to
the
Act
which
will
be
introduced
this
week
Include
removal
of
the
provision
hat
licensed
masters
must
be
employed
on
ships
over
fifty
tons
operating
along
sea
coasts.
Thli
had
been
objected
to
as
working
tous
burns
Sunday
night
when
the'a
hardship
upon
owners
who
op-
Terminal
oil
well
"blew
ln"
under
erate
their
own
craft.
tremendous
pressure
and
broke)
tha
steam
line
the
men
were
"using.
I
IV!
1
T
1
Del
Bonita
Is
about
fifty
miles
UTiaKC
VUiei
iSlC
soutn
or
Lethbrldge.
The
property
is
leased
by
the
Nordon
Co.,
a'
California
outfit.
Collectors
Keep
Silver
Dollars
Bombing
Station
Military
Airplane
Fields
Replacing
Old
Farms
on
Thorney
Island,
THORNEY
ISLAND,
Eng.,
April
21:
(CP)
Farms
800
years
old
are
being
abandoned
on
this
small
J
Island,
off
the
south
coast
of
Eng-
i
land,
to
make
way
for
military
EDMONTON,
April
21
!
(CP)
'airplane
hangars
anS
Ldlng
First
supplies
of
1936
vintage
Cana-
fields
dlan
sliver
dollars
which
recently:
Tnree
hundred
farmers
and
la-reached
Edmonton
banks
have
borers
and
thelr
famlHes
afe
be,
been
entirely
absorbed
by
co
lec-
transferred
to
the
mainland.
Their
ors
offklals
report
Llka
the
silver
Centuries-old
cottages
and
manor
jubilee
dollar
of
last
year
It
is
be-
houses
are
glvi
to
mot,em
lleved
the
new
money
will
be
kept
steei
and
concrete
as
souvenirs
and
very
little
will
be
Three
homhin
cmoHmn.
,
0
wjuiitV4W
U1V
AJ
be
stationed
on
the
Island.
THATCHERS
HAIL
SPRING
SALISBURY,
Eng.
April
21:
(CP)
t
has
been
decided
not
to
hold;of
Kimr
Geome
V.
The
1Q37
Issup'
irnmi..i..ui.
.r
'..
.'.
uiiuiwmiiimo
eiKn
oi
snnnc
egular
meetings
for
...
the
present
I
is
expected
...
to
mark
King
Edward
thatchers
are
busy
ln
the
auiet
but
to
call
a
meeting
whenever
coronation.
jVIIFc
vinages
of
wm,
and
Berks
there
Is
any
business
worth
white.
The
1936
coin
bears
a
new
por-
every
other
roof
Is
a
thatch
With
Harry
King
presided
at
tho
,
trait
of
the
late
King,
and
was
de-
no
machinery
ln
the
trade
-:
the
.
....0,
n,si
uvm
in
uic
oigiicu
juai
urior
10
nis
nentn.
ttip
on
v
niii.nl
ua.
i
Municipal
office.
I
,
"
,
.
;
,
-
-
"
fUVVII,
IltO
ill
words
"25th
year"
are
lacking.
fingers
of
the
the
workers.
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