out,
ve
Authority
hmen
In
Ontario
Tower
Plants
ihfd
With
Powers
of
Police
Pronto,
April
22:
cpForty
It.--
sworn
In
as
special
profile
officers
to
guard
three
'
the
Ontario
Hydro
Electric
mmLsjlon
against
possible
operations,
.
are
hydro
cm-
MINING
COSTLY
SE
Vancouver
Big
Mls&ourl.
.18.
Bralorne.
10.00.
Cariboo
Quartz.
2.10.
Dentonla.
JOiVt.
Gold
Belt.
.45.
Hedley
Mascot.
1.14.
Mlnto.
.01
Vj.
Noble
nve.
J02.
Pacific
Nickel.
.10.
Pend
Orerlle.
1J4.
Pioneer,
2.40.
Premier.
1.00.
Privateer,
yo.
Reeves
McDonald.
.21.
neno,
Z2.
Relief
Arlington,
.10.
.
Reward.
.02.
Salmon
Gold.
.10.
-Sheep
Creek.
1.05.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.24.
Hedley
AmaU
.04.
Oils
A.
P
Con..
.18.
Calmont,
J4.
C.
it
E,
2.bl.
Freehold,
.03H.
Home,
2.15.
Royal
Canadian.
-0
aik.
Okalta,
1.02.
Mercury.
X8.
'
Prairie
Royalties.
.19.
Toronto
Aldermac,
31.
Beattle.
1.14.
Central
Pat,
2.25.
Con.
Smelters.
47.00.
East
Malartlc,
227.
Fcmland.
J4.
Francoeur,
.16.
Oods
Lake.
8.
Hard
Rock,
.99.
Int.
Nickel.
.45T8.
Kerr
AddLson.
U5.
UtUe
Long
Lac.
2.60.
McLeod
Cock&hutt.
1.90.
Madscn
Red
Lake.
3i.
MrKmzln
Red
Lake.
1.10.
Moncta,
.97.
Noranda,
74.75.
Pickle
Crow.
4.70.
Preston
E.
Dome)
1.30.
San
Antonio,
1.40.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
.95,
Stadacona
.47.
Uchl
Oold.
1.16.
Bouscadlllac,
.05.
Mosher,
.13.
Oklend,
.08.
Smelters
Gold,
.02.
Dominion
Bridge.
28.00.
She
Aggression
By
Reich
rsaw
is
Not
Asked
by
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
if
She
Hunks
Herself
threatened-rsoihinfj
rsew
in
in-
Partite
Agreement
hn.nnT
Anril
22?
fCIM
Thp
Roumanian
rmvprn
H'-.ii".'!
.......
-
im
o
Bt,:.
ked
by
Herlin
whether
it
felt
itself
threatened
by'
fir--
is
reported
reliably
to
have
replied:
"Roumania
IT
.
..11
r
i
r-
i
ice
now
any
one
couiu
ieei
secure
in
Europe
at
I'lTlu
YUf
ID
K
rttimL'."
Roumanians
first
move
after
renlvine
111
JIN
YV
vJlYlV
ii'i
'
"
-
u
-m
w
w
w
ie
ijc
rman
questionnaire,
was
to
pass
the
answer
along
Foreign
Office.
It
was
r
-ikrsmen
said
that
Po-vd
no
questionnaire.
atinru
replied
that
themselves
threat-C
u-greaalon.
c
r
further
develop-onnectlon
with
the
'
:
lte
agreement
bc-Hi
lain
Franee
and
are
expected
until
m
Moscow
of
Ara-
iS
NEW
FLAGSHIP
kafr
Meirick
Trantfrrs
From
II
Vork
to
II
-M.S.
nerwirk
t
N
Bt
rmuda.
April
22:
'
"
tianfer
of
the
"
I
T,tr.ander-ln-Chlef
of
-
und
West
Indies
T
Royal
Navy
from
c
II
MS
nrwiek
be-
f
tne
squadron.
The!
1
f
r
England
to
be
re-1
r
ommlssloned.
'
a.
Sir
Sidney
Meyrlck
Brrwirk
as
commander
'3r
Two
years
ao
he
Admiral
Bt
who
West
Indlw
sUtlon
-
Y
rk
r
and
rreommlslon-1
kr
Ysk
w,l)
return
to
this
sta-
:rr
duty.
In
her
two
-
-.
:c
.she
has
steamed
cr
000
miles.
c
'lhe
Klnn's
Colors
fol-
.
',er-in-chlef'
flag.
The!
'
handed
over
as
unl-
its
drawn
up
ashore
sa
P
York,
with
Admiral
Sir.
Mr
rick
on
board,
visited
r
tT
.
'
f
.,;i.ri-
5i
summer.
lecial
Guards
TODAY'S
(Ooarvy
tt.
D.
STOCKS
JutuurVxi
Co.)
I
Weather
Forecast
I
i
Th
nressure
VJCUCUH
OJillia
I
transferrirt
fnr
th
Krxelal..
...
.......
Ttlnnrf
Thp
r
'w
mgn
on
vttiituuifi
----
a
a
clothed
i
.
with
police
auth-iwoathcr
.
has
bcen
fair
and
cooler
fin
British
Columbia
with
a
few
.lioht
showers
ln
the
south.
Prince
Rupert
and
Quecil
Ttianrts
Moderate
westerly
l
iu.ia.
.
I...J
mnctl.r
fair
and
cool
With
.
w
JAW.
a
W
,
April
April
22:
ii
(CP)
lUl")
-
-
Wilms,
iiwomj
,
,
-f
?ndlture
r
tfwiftnn
t
i
nfn
.
nmhable
strone
south
winds
laic
ai
.
vwvv,wv
.
flV.V
If
IM
rpntiU.j
i
u.i
ii
InlnVit
m&
mine
Into
production,
D.I
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-
m,
l,
a.
for
Cumberland.
Moderate
west
10
norm
!r
"ern
constituency'
said
hew.
part
cloudy
and
rather
cold.
Wmm
PARIS.
April
22:
CP
Nine
persons
were
killed
when
two
French
bombers
collider
above
Toun
military
airport
today.
The
accident
followed
two
oth-
er
serious
French
aviation
craihe
during
the
same
day
j-
with
a
death
toll
from
the
crashes
totalling
twenty.
PROGRESS
Is
Running
Well
Ahead
of
Sched
ulePouring
of
Concrete
Stalls
May
1
Work
on
the
gun
emplacements
being
put
in
at
Jhe
entrance
of
Prince
Rupert
Harbor
by
the
Northern
Construction
C.
and
E.
J.
Ryan
Contracting
Co.
is
pro
ceeding
well
ahead
of
schedule.
The
heavy
rock
esravation
work
has
now
reached
a
point
where
it
Is
eipected
to
be
able
to
pour
ranrrflf
abfltlt
MlT
1.
Bv
SeD-
Vancouver
Firm
Does
Not
Export
Answer
Receired
to
Telegram
In
Regard
to
Destination
of
Scrap
Iron
made
as
to
the
destination
of
scrap
Iron
"wii
which
was
"
being
prepared
j
i
local
foundries
In
view
of
the
delay
there
was
In
answering
his
message
of
Inquiry
From
Cable
irriifT
tfnnAAiiitAti
Tc
crowded
to
standing
room,
showing
the
Rreat
interest
taken
In
this
subject.
Ever
since
the
Munich
onsis
the
government
has
been
subjected
to
considerable
criticism.
All
Insinuations
and
criticism
were
fully
answered
after
the
Prime
Minister
made
his
aoeech
and
many
facts
which
were
not
generally
known
last
September
were
laid
bare.
Regarding
hi
action
during
the
time
of
the
Munich
crisis
Mr.
King
rva1ed
revealed
that
mat
Great
ureav
Britain
Bram
had
u
can
not
agree
to
lorever
suppuu
l
1
n...i
n
rl
1
1
1
n
every
.government
m
w
.
t
i.
here
for
shipment
south.
The
wire
or
to
declare
that
Canada
ls
forever
......
n
kl.v
m!1
tn
.C-
-
-V
.
1
1
sayj;
ne
uuiivt
cahh.
.
prepared
wsena
ner
sons
iuc
aaugniers
w
iisit
w
v..fc..
w.-
Mr.
Klne
had
little
doubt,
however
ol
what
the
senUment
and
feelings
Mr.
Campapnolo
intimates
that
he
of
Canadian
people
would
be
in
Escaped
Death
On
Aerial
Tram
the
event
of
Great
Britain
being
attacked
or
In
danger
of
being
con
quered
for
the
feelings
of
the
Can
adian
people
towards
Great
Britain
were
bound
together
In
ties
ol
Dirtn
question
of
Neutrality
The
question
of
neutrality
was
a
different
Question
from
that
of
Two
Vancouver
isiana
en
,
.urura
.
i
Canada's
right
to
neut
to
Ground
When
Bucket
Slipped
neutrality.
No
'country,
Mr.
King
declared,
should.
!
however,
be
given
the
Information
'that
Canada
would
stand
aloof
but
POUT
AUm.
.
".fnr
mnn.t
to
declare
neutrality
land,
April
u:
r,
.
ld
to
Munro
and
TanK
"a
sor-nations.
Coming
to
the
prac-
eesof
the
Havllah
,
goW
mine,
escap-
neutrality.
Mr.
King
ed
death
out
were
mjureu
u.-,
"
,
th
t
M
dav
when
a
bucket
In
which
they
,,
tn
...
..
i
r
it..
ndS
UIlLllilllkaUtU
V
-w
were
riding
snppea
.rom,
uCa.
.
Q
,
them
to
earth.
.
.
'
cable
and
plunged
....
.
.
for
ln
that
wbt
wve
w
Canada
would
have
to
re-
levent
iwwmiF
DOUHI.E
Titnimir
TKOUBI.E
j
Qf
MlUh
Mps
lntQ
Canadian
ports
and
would
even
PUG
mivAwr
WASH
pivfh
RIVER,
NS
N.,
April
Anrll22-
22.
.
llh
-StTZtC
should
a
Ernest
Mitchell,
lumberman.
First
.
he
was
laid
up
with
a
cut
hand.
Asi
Canada
he
was
,
aUe
-to
eei
'
.oon
isjr
government,
no
S
'
J."".
ashed
Wa
otheV
hanatter
who
m
offlce.to
go
lm-
mediate.y
to
me
a.a
m
urm
a
with
an
axe
when
he
returned
to
lirk.
rConifiinftf
o
Pugo
Three)
Tomorrow's
Tides
141
Capitol
3:05
a.m.
21.1
ft
TAXI
15:59
p.m.
J
8.2
(t.
0:52
a
m.
3.1
ft.
Macey's
Coffee
House
21:53
p.m.
12
tt.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
CXVIH
No.
94,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
APRIL
22,
1939.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
eral
Grant
-
-
--
-
-
v
V.
Th
Provi
iia
Does
Not
Feel
Secure
At
All
This
Province
Orryinq
About
:
Have
Bad
Luck:
.A.
A
Doings
Around
Ottawa
House
By
TOM
REID
M.
P.
HURRYING
UP
HOUSE
"about
the
oeen
icon
-
including
Canada,
ions,
Dead
Tree
Point-Overcast,
calm;
matter.
New
ZeaUncU
Australia
noc
w
hsmmrtir.
30
03:
temnerature.
38:
'Point:
in
this
siae
of
the
hTrW
u,iu
,tar
belief,
had
liven
no
assurance
!sit
on
Wednesday
evenings
nines
confirms
confirms
and
then
work
on
the
other
ide
at
Frederick
Point
will
get
fully
under
way.
Practlrally
all
the
work
is
below
the
ground
surface
ai
deep
as
twenty
feet.
Between
ninety
and
one
hundred
men
are
emplojed
and
material
being
ued
includes
5000
yards
of
cement
and
8,000
yards
of
sand.
The
sand
is
being
brought
from
Hastings
Arm.
Canada
or
the
other
Dominions
.during
the
crisis
that
they
were
prepared
to
fight
for
Great
Britain
it
would
have
not
only
embar-
irassed
Great
Britain
but
might
have
been
the
very
statement
to
have
caused
a
declaration
of
war.
1
There
is
no
doubt
but
that
the
Prime
Minister's
atUtude
was
the
correct,
and
only
one
to
take
and
:in
keeping
with
all
the
other
Dom-
lnions.
Mr.
riuig
juiaus
w
...--
-A.
Campagnolo
Is
In
receipt
of
a
sltlon
abundantly
clear
that
Par-
ilm
frnm
Mavlnr
Averv
Ltd.
of
.
i.
i
rfoxMo
nVion
j
iiameni
itsvn
uum
.......
Vancouver
In
regard
to
an
inquiry
tne
tlme
comeS-
Canada,
he
stated.
TODAY'S
W-ATHER
Prince
Rupert
Scattered
clouds.
northerly
wind,
three
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.07
(rising);
Aim
to
Have
Prorogation
by
King
temperature.
38;
sea
smooth.
Election
This
Year
Seems
Triple
Island
Scattered
clouds,
Certain
westerly
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
light
swelL
r
tiimmoner,"
'
Langara
isiana
scauerea
ciouaa
ottawa
Anril
r'Trn
maior
westerly
wind,
two
miles
per
hour;
r
w,r0mftpr
omter'
W
M97-
97'
temnerature
PeratQre-
47-
never
consulted
any
of
the
Domin-
intention!
ol
tne
government
have
MUIUICI
s
UWIWU
um.
mh
tttJ-..
'-
.
V
'
"
o3ntseii.
"."
.rrrr
I
,u.
tn
ha.
thP
Bun
Haroor-uvereast.
nonwe
whatsoever
to
oreat
amain
oi
inr
barome-
wlnd.
ten
miles
per
hour;
wUllngness
tc
help
should
war
have.slon
"j"?
Ur.
W
Temperature,
44;
Ught
been
declared.
As
a
matter
or
ac-
may
or
piWoBuCU
u,
tual
fact
at
the
time
many
peopJe
on
his
arrival
in
ert
Bay
-
Overcast,
westerly
were
crying
"fight!
fight."
OreatjmonUx
a
ru
,1nd
ten
i,M
per
hour;
barome-
Brltaln
was
advising
the
czecn
gov-
"r.rr"
".
tn
ter.
30.17;
temperature.
42;
light
eminent
to
hand
over
the
country
aamu-"
'7'
"
,hnn.
pTefully.
iU
inntton
of
brging
Great
Britain
acting
jnf
calm;
only
as
a
meaiator.
naa
an
.--
ai
ranee
or
statement
been
maae
oy
barom
nossible
after
the
departure
of
ew:r
,
Their
Majesties
from
Canada.
There
Victorla-ciouay.
ouuean
wma.
4
....
.v
mil..
rr
hniir
hammftpr.
an
be
no
longer
any
douot
as
to
"-
Prime
MlnUter
Mackenzie
King's
intentions
in
these
respects.
v
"
The
only
remaining
posslbUlty
of
tour
miles
per
hour;
h.r
barometer.
difficulty
about
prorogation
In
May
n..
i.
.v.
A
,n,,ti,iviit
fnmor
nf
tni
iiiik-t
lire
Ui
OUUHIVM.
w.
..v.
.
-
-
-
-
House
among
the
smaller
groups.
The
Conservative
Opposition
Is
displaying
a
willingness
to
co-oper-
ite
with
the
government
in
bring-n?
the
session
to
a
conclusion
so
hat
the
Klnz
may
perform
the
ceremony
of
prorogation
in
the
senate
Chamber.
The
Opposition
jarty's
attitude
in
this
connection
's
largely
influenced
by
Its
readiness
for
the
general
election.
It
ap-,
oarently
has
no
desire
to
do
any-j
thing
that
might
discourage
the
ulnlstry
from
putting
Its
fate
to
the
'.est
at
the
polls
this
year.
With
tittle
more
to
be
accomplished
in
"arnameni.
arliament.
however
nowever
long
long
the
me
ses
George
Clear,
northerly
wind,
eight
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
29.78.
BEES
HAVE
THIRD
WIN
Boston
Nationals
Getting
Early
Start
in
Major
League
Baseball
NEW
YORK,
April
22:
(CP
Boston
Bees
made
it
three
straight
wins
without
a
defeat
so
far
this
scs-
j,,,i
,.
vrt
be
as
well
employed
In-getting
ready
r,lh,
ot
ln
their
flrst
for
the
campaign.
1
.
thp
N,tIonal
The
attitude
of
the
smaller
op-
"T.Iirr
a
t
raltlon
crouns
Is
uncertain.
It
Is
ae
.ti
i
iu
t
.u-..
will
.m
m.i.
threaten
Victory
over
me
ot.
.
lwuis
uaiuuiai
not
unlikely
that
they
The
BeeS
and
thC
ubs
UbS
n0W
.
l.ij
v.a
rrnA.
-
nee
Gomes
Under
Big
Scheme
To
Finance
Public
Works
Tourist
Highways
to
Receive
Attention
and
Big
Bend
,
Link
Expected
to
be
Completed
Under
Funds
Made
Available
at
Ottawa
I
OTTAWA
An.il
99
(CP
Wnn
ThnmnQ
A
Crprar
minister
of
natural
resources,
today
outlined
an
$8,000,000
11
1
A
A
1
?
J
i.
Canada
and
Her
Relation
With
Great
Britain
in
Case
of
conservation
and
development
program
to
be
carried
out
War
I
by
his
department
with
funds
provided
in
the
supplement-
1
al
estimates.
In
British
Columbia
$1,250,000
will
be
spent,
Ul
iAWAi
iirU
iSV
IjUCStlUJl
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SStuJSS
ing
the
discussion
on
this
most
important
subject
che
tne
corapleted,
thus
op.
Prime
Minister
and
the
Hon.
Mr.
Lapointe
presented
the
enIng
an
aU-canadian
route
for
Liberal
party's
stand.
It
was
a
momentous
day
when
Mr.
motor
travel
from
the
Pacific
coast
Kina
SDOte.
ine
gaucries
were
eic
10
ron
Annur.
LIMITING
OF
COSTS
New
Election
Measures
Recommended
at
Ottawa
Holds
Down
Expenses
Skeena
is
Excepted
OTTAWA,
April
22:
(CP)
Llml-UUon
of
election
expenses
to
twelve
cents
for
each
listed
urban
voter
and
twenty
cents
for
each
rural
vo
ter
was
recommended
to
the
House
of
Commons
elections
committee
yesterday
by
a
sub-committee
and
was
passed.
Four
ridings
of
exceptional
size
but
with
comparatively
smaU
elec-tora
te
wei
e
excepted1
wlHiHhe'iug-sestion
that
they
be
considered
to
have
an
electorate
of
20J300
each.
These
four
ridings
are.Skeena.
con-
lsting
of
152,000
square
miles,
Yukon.
Cariboo
and
Comox-Albernl.
ON
TRIAL
FOR
LIFE
James
Anderson
Committed
At
Atlin
For
Murder
of
Knute
Olsen
Being
Brought
Here
James
Anderson
has
been
corneal
ted
for
trial
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
H.
F.
Glassey
at
Atlin
on
a
charge
of
murder
ln
connection
with
the
death
of
Knute
Olsen
on
April
9
and
will
be
brought
to
Prince
Rupert
next
Thursday
afternoon
by
Staff
Sergeant
Ernest
Gammon
tn
await
trial
for
Good
hls
We
at
SuPrenxe
Court
As
sizes
in
Aiay.
Olsen
was
found
dead
in
the
snow
outside
of
Anderson's
cabin
on
the
evening
in
question.
There
is
al
leged
to
have
been
fighting
between
the
two
men,
first
In
the
cabin
and
then
outside.
Liquor
ts
reported
to
have
been
Involved
in
the
case.
James,
or
Jimmy
Anderson,
as
he
is
called,
is
well
known
ln
Stewart
and
Alice
Arm.
also
to
some
extent
ln
Anyox,
ln
ail
or
which
places
he
resided
for
some
rhrtd
ar!
years
prior
to
going
north.
He
Is
uD
D
l"?.5?a:lu!l!.V.-l:;
the
only
two
so
far
unbeaten
teams
1
nrotneP
of
John
Anderson.
for.
hl
adJOu,fo7a
wsterJ
1
At"
and
reassemble
hter
but
there
Is
-
mue
possiou
y
y
'
very
the
Washlngton
Senators
into
camp
carry
such
a
threat
Into
execution.
......
.
Most
of
their
members
come
from
distant
points
and
they
would
not
-
welcome
we
0pener
0t
the
season,
easDy
downed
back
and
forth
to
Ottawa
that
an
the
Detroit
Tieers
and.
nnf,
with
thA
the
adjournment
would
necessitate.
LINE
ROUTE
Yankees
and
the
St.
Louis
Browns,
who
have
not
yet
been
able
to
get
ln
a
game
owing
weather,
are
the
Halibut
vSales
Amerlcan-
and
55c.
Summary
-15,000
pounds,
7.4c
Canadian
47500
rounds.
6.4c
to
the
rainy
and
5c
and
65c
and
5c,
.
only
unbeaten!
American
SPRINGHILL,
N.
S.,
April
22:
clubs
In
the
junior
circuit.
Tacoma,
15,000,
Cold
Storage,
(CP
First
aid
men
and
mine
res-
,7.4c
and
5.5c.
cue
crews
will
line
the
route
of
the,
BIRD
CAMPAIGN
Canadian
Rnval
nrocession
when
the
King
LETHBRIDGE.
April
22:
(CP)
.
Cape
Beale,
40,000,
Cold
Stor-
and
Queen
visit
Pictou
June
14,
The!
"Outings
of
Extermination"
are
age.
6.4c
and
5c.
men,
from
Cumberland
Railway
and
!
planned
by
the
Lethbrldge
Fish
Fanny
F.,
6,000,
Atlin,
6.5c
and
Coal
Company's
Sprihghill
mines,
ana
uame
rroiecuve
Association,
as.
will
be
stationed
at
various
points
War
has
been
declared
on
crows,
Congo,
1500,
Cold
Storage,
C.5c
between
Pictou
arid
New
Glasgow,
magpies
and
blackbirds..
and
5c.