The
Taku
Transportation
and
Trading
Co.
Ltd.
has
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me
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mininir
camns.
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soon
as
navica-
inn
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tho
Tflktl
miens
thn
rnmnanv
will
nlnpo
wvaml
....
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reignt
irom
its
mown
to
tne
mining
lields
across
the
Liskan
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fn
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hp
freight
will
he
handled
thrnnoh
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hut.
nftpr
th.if
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it
will
be
sent
direct
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a
HA
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HI
A
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HUH
ferrcd
from
coasting
steamers
at
IS
WEDDED
Lieutenant
Governor,
Marries
.
Julian
PiggdtnrV'Engiand-
LONDON.
April
30:
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large
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rmrwr
ill
iiniiniiit-iii.
in-uijic
uiicu
.
1
.
.
1
II.Um
ackcnzle,
niece
of
Hon.
B.
Ran-
Mr
Bruce
gave
the
bride
In
She
was
attended
by
the
J
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The
service
was
conducted
by
f'7
M
1
iinuiiHiii.
well
uiunu
n.fci.'wrr.
Thf
couple
will
spend
a
honey-
t
t
1
irinrinir
nnui;i
nil
nun
nui
a
.-
a
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1
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l
kMlf
p
T'Trnu
ma
vn
innir
iiiiriiiT
uuuua.
INNEKS
IN
TRNNIS
SETS
TORONTO.
April
30--
Wllllard
ri,
lDrr
7
wpr
virtora
in
inc
iu
v
r'nn
tAMMiav
a-iif
h.rr
VMipr
c
7
Crocker
beat
Uennle
of
Tor
onto
10-8.
0-7,
6-3.
and
Ralnville
defeated
Martin
of
Keglna
7-5,
6-4
C3.
nrvt
imr
in
a
a
a
a
w
UNCHANGED
Powell
River
Co.
to
Proceed
Eight
Mill
lorn
Dollar
Development
With
VANCOUVER,
April
30:
"The
policy
of
the
company
will
remain
unchanged,"
announced
M.
J.
Scan-lcn
of
Minneapolis,
newly
appointed
president
of
the
Powell
River
Co.,
after
the
annual
meeting
of
the
board
of
directors
here
yesterday.
"We
will
carry
out
the
work
now
under
way
at
Powell
River
to
com-
Dlctlnn
"This
work
Includes
some
eight
million
dollars
worth
of
develop-
iiirni.
n
ti
r
w
nM.iniitn
rr
a-tTin
n
iiihi
machine
dl
Powell
River,
bringing
the
mouth
of
the
Taku
to
boats
and
scows
of
the
new
local
company.
The
directors
of
the
new
com
pany,
whose
certificate
of
Incorporation
Is
now
being
awaited,
are
all
prominent
local
business
men.
Cant.
Froser
left
for
Juneau
en
the
J
would
be
occasioned
by
extra
hand-
cenuy.
ling
neau.
and
other
formalities
wnicn
would
be
Involved
by
having
to
send
goods
through
Juneau.
It
has
been
-i
(Hot
thp
rnastlnc
boats
will
have
to
be
handled
through
Ju-
$1.01
Vi.
Iicau.
.
The
company
already
has
quite
iirtm
rnnslinment
of
freight
to
:be
token
in
at
the
qarlicst
possible
opportunity
for
tne
uonsonaaw.-a
Mining
ft
Smelting
Co.
Fifty
thousand
feet
of
lumber
Is
also
to
go
up
the
Taku
River
with
the
first
trip
of
the
fleet
for
building
purposes.
v-jjawkjr
ui
wig
y.u.iw
w
-v.
v..
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,
amines,
we
win
aaa
an
eignwi
muuww.
.
duties
.
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A,
Hpvolvlntr
devolving
machine
as
market
conditions
war-
result
of
extensive
rant,"
added
Mr.
Scanlon.
.
nnnn
nLPd
lUUlb
were
yesieroa
-J
n,
general
managers
oi
u
'
deoarture
is
the
'upon
the
position.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
66
Taxi
66
Boston
Grill
LABUE
CABARET
Tlie
rrllobte
day
and
hlght
frlrt
and
Special
XXonera
Thursdays
and
BatunUj
THE
ONLY
500.
I'
A
HE
ANT
PLACE
Dancing
It
try
Saturday
Mint,
9
to
11
IS
itri'EBT.
Call
68
for
quick
umlce.
Dane
Ball
tor
Hlra
Trjr
II
and
yon
will
ba
plmiml
AooommodtUoni
for
Prlva'a
Partita
I
tiivr
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AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
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"
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
APRIL
30,
1930
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
ILL
START
HOTEL
AT
EARLY
DATE
Tin
0
Formed
To
Run
Boats
To
Mineral
District
i
r
W
.
v-v
.
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frill
iv
iii
in
.grrinfi
iirnfii
tm
i'ti
rre
iiim...i
Tulsequah
In
lsond
After
June
6
Will
Rush
Hotel
Make:,
clear
cut
st-atc-ncnt
In
regard
to
new
building
at
Prince
PttaecM-Al.c,
ihU-pe
nm.
hit
rlnMM
n
lrkonlrnonlovp
nn
1
Ilttt
iWhalllie
ShiDS
Of
the
Sea-
the
Taku
River
for
the
company.
so".
e
Wh,te
and
the
Brown,
The
company
now
has
an
exten-1
live
outfit
all
ready
to
leave
here
for
the
Taku
as
soon
as
word
is
re-,
celved
of
the
break-up
of
the
ice
there.
The
well
known
local
boat
Naas
River
renamed
Taku
River.,
will
be
one
vessel
of
the
fleet
and,
;1
for
freight
work,
the
concern
has
i
purchased
the
boat
Tahltan
which
j
Was
originally
built
for
the
service
I
of
the
Hudson
Bay
Co.
and
on
the
Stlklne
but
which
has
been
used
for
I
the
past
few
years
as
a
hospital
boat
on
the
Skeena
River.
The,
Tahltan
is
a
71-foot
tunnel
boat
with
beam
of
18
feet
and
registered
tonnage
of
59.
Two
engines
will
be
Installed
in
the
vessel
which
Is
at
present
at
the
local
dry
dock
undergoing
reconditioning.
In
addition
to
the
Taku
River
and
the
Tahltan,
12
small
outboard
boats,
recently
built
here,
will
be
used
by
the
com
pany
In
general
service
on
tlie
Taku
and
Tulsequah
Rivers.
Shipments
will
be
taken
direct
from
Prince
Rupert
in
Dona
con
slcned
to
Taku
and
WHALING
VESSELS.
LEAVING
VICTORIA
FOR
Q.
C.
ISLANDS
will
leave
Victoria
tomorrow
for
Rose
Harbor.
Queen
Char-
lotte
Islands,
for
the
Consoli-
;
dated
Whaling
Corporation.
Two
others,
the
Oreen
and
the
j
Grant,
will
leave
for
Naden
j
Harbor
towards
the
end
of
'
May.The
supply
ship
Oray
has
already
left.
..
..
--.
LOCAL
BOAT
IS
SEIZED
Marshal
Takes
Possession
of
Spindrift
at
Victoria
on
Debt
,
1
Claim
VICTORIA,
April
30:
The
fish-
lng
trailer
Spindrift
was
seized
In
Victoria
harbor
yesterday
by
Mar
Tulscouah
shal
H.
W.
Gocgin
on
a
claim,
for
points
after
June
6
and
transferred
$650
preferred
by
the
Pacific
Sal-
to
boats
and
scows
or
me
company
at
the
mouth
of
the
Taku
River,
The
Spindrift
was
formerly
own-where
a
float
is
to
be
established,
cd
by
Capt.
Alex
McLean
of
Prince
This
will
eliminate
delay
which
Rupert
who
was
drowned
here
re-
VANCOUVER,
April
30:
The
Canadian
National
Railways
Hostelry
;
.
To
-
Presentation
to
SkipperofRoxen
This
afternoon
Mayor
Orme
and
!
members
of
the
city
council
are
making
a
presentation
to
Captain
Drelllch
of
the
steamer
Roxen
as
being
the
first
grain
ship
of
the
season
to
visit
the
port.
Tonight
the
members
of
the
im
Vii
can
av
.t
Taku
ianu
River
ici
before
ww.v
Ju-
price
of
Number
1
Northern
wheat
ship's
company
are
giving
a
dance
will
.,
,.
trn
.v,iv,
it
i.
av.f.ri
TTnHt
innp
ft
the
shlnmenis
ncre
lor
spot
tuu
who
quunu
ui.ju
wwc
,
I
will
be
largely
attended.
Conservatives
of
Britain
Plan
Whirlwind
Campaign
In
Interests
British
Empire
Economic
Unity
mm
i
LONDON,
April
30:
The
importance
01
Lmpire
econ-
lYlanaRCrSnip
'omic
unity
and
the
question
of
safeguarding
'home
Indus-
Wrttir
llivtrlpn
tries
wm
De
Drouni
10
ine
attention
01
tne
uruisn
people
ItOW
LJlYlUcU
ag
never
before
when
the
Conservative
party
conducts
their
great
campaign
from
May
5
to
24.
The
country
will
Two
Men
rtpporu
rni
wiiu
juiiov;i
vtitivc
siuuus
uiiu
iwyui.
nuii,
oiiuucjr
Hugh
mair
MacRenwe
m
orr-
Baldwin
will
speak
at
five
mass
meetings
between
London
i
ninit
of
.Montreal
.
T
i
Here
To
Be
Rushed
Finish,
States
Thornton
Liberal
Candidate
of
1929
Is
Now-Campaigning
For
Tory
In
By-Election
of
West
Fulham
LONDON,
April
30:
Whether
or
not
any
trtice
was
arranged
between
the
Labor
and
the
Liberal
parties
in
Parliament
a
few
weeks
atro,
it
is
not
extending
to
the
by-election
in
We,st
Fulham.
There
are
only
Conservative
and
Labor
candidates
there
and
AHhur
GaltTthe
Liberal
candid!
the
1920
election,
has
advised
Liberals
of
West
Fulham
to
vote
for
Sir
Cyril
Good,
Conservative.
"In
the
absence
of
a
Liberal
candidate.
Liberal
support
for
thcfCbnservative
would
do
a
lot
of
good,."
The
Conservative
agent
says,
"It
should
help
us
FISHERIES
,
!
JURY
TRIAL
PORTFOLIO
rians
Made
to
Divide
Two
Cabinet
Tost
In
Federal
OTTAWA,
April
30:
Premier
Mackenxie
King
has
riven
notice
of
motion
providing"
salary
for
a
new
minister
of
fisheries
separate
from
the
marine
department.
Another
motion
standing
in
the
name
ot
.the
Prime
Minister
declares
that
it
is
expedient
that
there
shall
be
a
new
department
of
fisheries.
The
Impression
prevailing
In
political
circles
Is
that
the
creation
of
the
new
portfolio
will
give
Prince
Edward
Island
representation
in
the
cabinet
either
through
the
fisheries
portfolio
or
through
a
shuffling
of
portfolios.
IS
GRANTED
Woman
Suing
Canadian
Pacific
For
$50,000
Damages
Following
Fall
in
Empress
Hotel
i
VICTORIA,
April
30:
Applica
tion
for
jury
trial
was
granted
In
Supreme
Court
yesterday
by
Mr.
Justice
Murphy
in
the
action
of
Mrs.
Margaret
J.
Oro&sman
against
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
for
$50,000
for
injuries
alleged
to
have
been
received
In
a
fall
from
a
staircase
at
the
Empress
Hotel,
where
she
was
employed,
last
August.
The
trial
was
set
for
May
IS.
INDIA
MUTINY
NOW
FEARED
Official
Communique
Issued
at
London
Regarding
Conduct
of
Garwahli
Rifles
Railway
President
Interviewed
ByiOJof,
Hanson
and
Im
portant
Anouncement
Rcsu1tsMoney
For
Work
Is
Assured
II.
F.
Glassey,
secretary
of
the
FedecttDistrict
Liberal
Association,
received
a
telegram
from
Olof
Hanson
this
morning
reading
as
follows;
"I
interviewed
Sir
Henry
Thornton
and
other
officials
of
the
railway
today
and
I
am
now
authorized
to
state
that
they
will
start
construction
of
the
new
hotel
at
Prince
Rupert
at
an
early
date
and
further
that
they
will
rush
the
work
through
to
completion
at
the
earliest
possible
moment."
Mr.
Hanson
has
been
taking
the
matter
up
with
the
members
of
the
federal
government
at
Ottawa
in
order
to
be
assured
that
the
money
for
the
work
would
be
voted.
Then
he
went
to
Montreal
to
see
Sir
Henry
to
get
the
definite
assurance
from
him
that
the
work
would
proceed
at
once.
Mr.
Hanson
is
remaining
a
few
days
longer
in
Ottawa
to
take
up
further
matters
with
the
government.
Three
sites
have
been
under
consideration
by
the
railway
company
and
it
isiinderetjJtthat
oneof'thcse-Iias
-now
been
decided
on
but
which
is
not
announced.
The
new
building
is
to
be
a
substantial
one,
worthy
of
the
commanding
location
which
it
will
occupy.
The
railway
architects
have
had
the
plans
in
hands
for
some
time
and
it
is
understood
the
building
will
be
laid
out
specially
for
the
purpose
of
catering
to
the
large
tourist
business
that
the
company
expects
to
pass
through
the
city.
By
carrying
on
construction
through
the
winter
it
is
planned
to
have
the
hotel
open
next
spring
and
in
running
order
in
time
to
cater
to
the
tourist
business
next
year.
SENATE
RUMORS
Said
That
Dr.
King
May
Go
There
and
Be
Replaced
By
Pattutlo
OTTAWA,
April
30:
A
new
speaker
of
the
Senate
will
prcbably
be
named
before
the
Senate
reconvenes
on
May
13,
Premier
Macknzie
King
intimated
yesterday.
The
general
belief
on
Parliament
Hill
Is
LONDON,
April
30:
Behind
a
luiai
senator
n.
a.
ucicoun
wiu
oe
bare
announcement
of
unsatlsf
ac-
reappointed.
tory
conduct
of
Oarwahll
native!
Senator
Hewitt
Bostocks
death
tmnnt
in
fh.
rinfini?
of
Pwhawar
i
makes
six
vacancies
In
the
Red
India,
last
Wednesday,
observers
Chamber
four
from
Quebec
andj
today
saw
the
threat
of
mutiny
one
each
from
Prince
Edward
Isl-!
with
consequent
danger
to
the
and
and
British
Columbia.
j
peace
of
India.
i
It
has'
been
stated
that
Hon.
Dr.
j
An
official
Indian
Office
com:
nugni
oesire
ro
reure
ro:
munlque
said:
"In
view
of
the
pos-
the
upper
House
as
uruisn
unum-.Ublllty
of
exaggerated
and
mis-
bla's
representative
therein
and
,
leading
rumors,
the
government
of
nana
over
tne
post
oj
rremier
mala
thinks
it
is
advisable
to
make
King's
chief
lieutenant
for
the
Pa-
known
that,
during
recent
dlstur-
clflc
Coast
province
to
T.
D.
Pat-,
bances
at
Peshawar
when
troops
tuuo,
at
present
LiDerai
leaaer
in
had
to
be
employed,
the
conduct
of
the
western
province.
a
small
element,
nameiy
two
platoons
of
the
Second
Battalion
of
the
Royal
Oarwahll
Rifles,
was
found
to
be
unsatisfactory.
The
battalion
has
been
sent
to
Abbotaba
where
an
inquiry
will
be
conducted.
anaL-eecis.
eral
Hospital
of
Kalle
Lepalla.
54-1
.
All
ntnn
mrr
mine
nf
f
na
nnncorvntivft
nnrfv
im11
na'
Au
futiAMMAM
nt
travnnpr
Tf
,
MONTREAL
April
3U.
f
DHOW
i
jwv
t
v
vwuu
w
v
j
i
UU
tu
w
uajviM
ine
the
death
of
Hugh
Blair
Mack-
brdUght
into
action
and
supporters
will
be
asked
to
sign
a
was
a
native
of
Finland
and
un-
enzie,
w.
a.
Bog
and
Jackson
Dodas
i
pie(ige
an(j
wcar
a
srnau
badge
bearing
a
miniature
map
marnea-
Finn
Fisherman
of
Haysport
Is
Dead
at
Hospital
.
i
u
PmniM
riincrai
arrangements
are
in
wie
Of
the
Empire.
.
.
.
Art.
nflhn.C.
Undertakers
and
The
Conservatives
are
looking1
to
a
referendum
on
food
ln(,m(.nt
win
tak-
niare
on
fh.
LAFLEUR
IS
DEAD
Distinguished
Canadian
Succumbs
to
Pneumonia
at
Age
of
74
The
death
occurred
yesterday
last
night
of
pneumonia.
He
was
morning
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Gen-
74
years
of
age.
FUNERAL
NOTICE
Members
of
the
Canadian
Legion
are
requested
to
attend
the
funeral
of
the
late
Comrade
Ncls
Fogerlle
tomorrow
afternoon
taxes
Which
Would
reveal
Whether
the
electorate
is
willing
day
under
Lutheran
Church
aus-1
(Thursday)
at
2.30
from
the
Cha-
to
tax
loreign
produce
ior
tne
oenent
oi
empire
producers,
pices.
-p
oi
me
u.
u
unaeraK.
IPRIS0NER
CAPTURED
Charles
Brown
Back
In
Durance
After
Vancouver
Jail
Break
VANCOUVER.
April
30:
Charles
Brown,
who,
with
Jack
Sieman,
escaped
from
the
city
Jail
yesterday
morning,
was
recaptured
late
last
night
In
a
house
on
Union
Street.
He
had
been
badly
Injured
In
making
hiS
escape
and
was
taken
to
hospital.
Sieman
was
captured
a
few
minutes
after
his
escape.
HIBBARD
IS
COMMANDER
Will
Take
Charge
of
II.
M.
C.
S.
Vancouver
After
May
1
Well
Known
Here
OTTAWA.
AprU
30:
Lieut.
Commander
G.
M.
Hibbard,
now
serving
in
the.
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Barracks
at
Esqulmalt,
has
been
appointed
to
unmand
H.
M.
C.
S.
Vancouver
dating
from
May
1.
Lieut.
Commander
Hibbard
is
Barrister
;
wel1
known
in
Prince
Rupert,
hav-
OTTAWA,
April
30:
Eugene
La-flcur
K.C.,
one
of
Canada's
most
distinguished
barristers,
died
here
lng
visited
here
several
years
ago
tn
connection
with
the
organization
of
the
local
unit
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve.
TOMORROW'S
TIDES
Wednesday,
April
30,
1930.
,.
Thursday,
May
1,
1930
High
2.35
a.m.
22.0
ft.
15.38
p.m.
18.3
ft.
Low
,
.',
9.23
a.m.
2.1ft.
21.23
pjn.
7.3
ft.
Get
pays.
the
Ad.
reading
habit.
It