I
TOMORROW'S
TIDES
Tuesday,
April
15,
1930
I
High
2.35
a.m.
Z"
15.16
p.m.
mugn
9.08
a.m.
IVopXXI.,
No.
88.
BRITISH
BUDGET
IS
BROUGHT
DO
abor
Government
Forced
to
Raise
Various
Taxes
to
Care
For
Estimated
Deficit
For
the
Year
nicer
imposi
10
uc
uaised
Three
Shillings
and
Will
Yield,
l5,oUU,UUU
Income
Tax
,
LONDON,
April
14
Rt.
cellor
of
the
exchequer,
presented
his
budget
this
after-
nbon
to
a
crowded
House
of
expenditure
for
at
$3,1)00,000
and
that,
on
the
ex-listincr
basis
of
taxation,
revenue
would
be
S3.698.000.000.
LThus
the
difference
which
had
000,000.
The
chancellor
informed
the
House
that
safe-!
guarding
duties
would'
b0
allowed
to
expire
at
their
fixed
date
and
would
not
be
renewed.
Mr,
Snowden
estimated
revenue
for
the
next
fiscal
year
RRAIRIE
RAINFALL
Saskatchewan
and
Alberta,
Urgent
ly
in
Need
of
Moisture,
Welcome
of
Showers
INNIPEG,
April
14:
The
first
.
5f
f
hn
timet.
tnHno
rain,
m
tlll
P
"
"
falllntr
todav
nn
nrairie
farm
land
'
a
.
-
i
which
was
urgently
In
need
of
mols-1
Rure
Following
several
days
of'
Iwarm
weather,
wepk-end
snowers
4
lWkc
over
Saskatchewan,
and
Al-Krta.
Manitoba,
the
recipient
of
no
week-end
moisture,
Is
fairly
well
off
Ss
yet
due
to
the
rains
of
last
fall.,'
Seigneur
Going
On
Pontoons
For
Rep;
lairs
to
Hull
j
C
N.
ss.
Canadian
Seigneur.
iwnich
nas
oeen
uea
up
ai
me
locai
WTZ-.
J
1-
'
.
1
...111
trn
rr
'
fee
pontoons
at
the
local
dry
dock
5ext
Monday
or
Tuesday
for
clean
ing
and
painting
preparatory
to
be-
ig
recommlssloned
in
the
Vancou
ver
M
mtreal
Intercoastal
service.
Guides
Paraded
To
the
Cathedral
rhc
first
Prince
Rupert
company
of
girl
guides
paraded
in
uniform
to
the
Cathedral
yesterday
morning
under
command
of
the
captain,
Miss
Rogers.
They
looked
very
smart.
Dean
Gibson
preached.
COKKECT
FIOU11E
In
connection
with
a
report
from
Hansard
last
week
as
to
bids
for
le
construction'
of
a
houseboat
for
10
hydrographic
survey
depart
ment
it
was
shown
that
the
local
Wry
dock
bid
$48,500.
This
should
Have
read
$38,500.
4
MASSETT
NATIVES
TO
.
ENGAGE
IN
LOGGING
The
deal
having
been
handled
4
for
the
Indian
Department
4
by
Indian
Agent
James
4
Qlllett,
logging
Interests',
headed
J
by
A.
P.
Allison,
well
known
Queeh
CharlfUo
.Islibd
logging
4
operator,
rllvi
"acquired
4
timber
limits
in
the
vicinity
of
4
Ian
River
on
the
Massett
Indian
4
Reserve.
Under
the
terms
4
of
the
sale,
it
is
stipulated
4
that
natives
only
are
to
be
employed
4
In
the
felling
and
bucking
4
crews
and
several
gangs
4
of
Massett
Indians
are
already
4
at
work.
4
4
14
444444
4444444444
4
ft.
-lb
and
Success
on
Dutv
Un
-
-
m-
.Hon.
Philip
Snowden.
chan-
Cpmmons.
He
estimated
that
to
be
made
good
was
$211,-
oon
a
new
nasis
or
increased
taxa-
tlon
at
$3,945,000,000
with
an
estl-
mated
surplus
of
$11,000,000.
He
announced
that
new
taxation
was
unavoidable
and
the
duty
on
the
standard
barrel
of
beer
would
be
raised
three
shillings
immediately,
Inrnritidn?
1SSftOnnn
In
thp
full
year.
Six
pence
is
the
standard
rate
Income
tax
announced
instead
of
four
pence
as
at
present
while
motor
licences,
affectlnz
kll
easollne
and
elecii'lfe&Hy
driven
vehYtles,
will
.
.
,
'
ll.il
I
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."W.
...
incnea.
.
DUCCBOTI0I1
a?
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fc
if4BBO.J:iji5-..
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waves
.
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cxccctunz
hu.uw.uuu
.
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M.MFLTO?-.
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1
10
00
4
4
4
4
4
TO
SIGN.
NAVAL
4
y
...
PACT
NEXT
WEEK
WMPWiHAprir
14
-
Pre-
T.pijqr
ftarnsay.iiwacuonaia
an-.
ffoy?fl?d
aWaJjbHef
pleriar
sewloDk
oi"the
naval
dlsama-
mcnt
conference
tod.y,f
that
another
plenary
session
would
be
held
a
week
from
tomorrow
tat.
which,
barring
mishaps,
representatives
of
the
naval
powers,
will
sign
the
pact
now
being
drawn
up.
44444444444444
Stock
Quotations
iCnnt'ftr
S.
D.
Jotintton
Co.)
Bayvlcw,
114.
Big
Missouri,
54,
57.
Cork
Province,
2,
4.
Cotton
Belt.
20,
25.
Ocorge
Copper,
2.25,
2.28.
Oeorgle
River,
T,
ijfc.
Qolconda,
72,
78.
drandvlew,
8,
0.
Independence,
nil,
4.
Indian
Mlnesnll,
4.
'
Intern.
Coal
Coke,
nil,
20,
Koolenay
King,
nil
3.
Kootenay
Florence,
3,
4.
.
Lakevlew,
nil,
1.
Lucky
Jim,
4,
nil.
Mohawk.
1,
1.
Morton
Woolsey,
5V2l
6.
Mormot
River
Oold,.
nil,
5.
Mormot
Metals,
1,
IVi.
Nat.
Sll
Q.
S.,
nil.
5.
Noble
Five.
13,
14.
Premier,
1.02,
1.03.
Porter-Idaho,
11,
14.
Reeves
Macdonald,
60,
65.
Rufus-Argenta.
.
6,
Ruth-Hope,
14,
nil
Silver
Crest,
nil,
4.
Silverado
Cons.
11,
nil.
Snowflake,
10Vi.
lift.
Sunloch,
80,
1.00.
Topley
Richfield,
2,
3Vi.
Whitewater
(Cm),
nil,
12.
Woodbine,
2'i.
3.
Bluebird,
2V4,
nil.
Qll?M
A.
P.
Consolidated,
i.65,
1.57.
(
Calmont
Oils
Ltd.,
1.18,
1.10.
Dalhousle
Oil,
1.35,
1.40.
Fabyan
Pete,
6V2,
7.
Home
Oil,
8.10,
8.15.
Hargal,
1.00,
nil.
Freehold,
58,
58.
United,
55
Vt,
56.
Mercury,
25,
nil.
Merland,
18,
20.
Sterling
Pacific,
26,
27.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
APRIL
I",,:.!.
ROM1,U:-M
uunvu..
kite
Kamon,de
Valera
who
la
coUectln?
million
dollars
in
UJ3.
to
start
a
,
newspaper
In
Dublin
N
"
ROADAMP
OPEfSOON
IIishwaT&KJsttron
on
Other
v
a
'
Side
of
Galloway
Rapids
to
4
'
SUrt.
Abput
Thursday
The
new
road
camp
one
mile
the
other
side
of
Galloway
Rapids
will
be
ready
for
occupation
about
Thursday
when
a
crew
of
some
fifty
men
will
start
work
on
the
build-
lng
of
the
Skeena
River
Highway
on
the
mainland.
Meantime,
somej
'
thirty-five
or
forty
men
are
already
engaged
in
road
construction
and
Improvements
on
this
end.
The
final
survey
party
for
thej
road
route
is
at
present
at
Prud-
homme
Lake
where,
the
lake
being
still
frozen
over,
their
work
has'
been
somewhat
handicapped.
THREE
KILLED
IN
ONTARIO
Double
Murder
and
Suicide
Orer
Love
Affair
at
Hilton
Beach,
Ontario
HILTON
BEACH,
Ont..
April
14:
Mrs.
Mary
Campbell,
aged
40;
her
daughter,
Lillian,
aged
17.
and
Andrew
Simons,
27,
are
dead
In
a
double
murder
and
suicide
here.
The
attentions
of
a
rival
suitor
for
the
hand
of
the
girl
ares
believed
to
have
been
the
motive
for
the
murders
committed
by
Simons.
thIweather
(Government
Telegraphs)
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
40.
Rosswood
Clear,
calm,
,34.
Alyansh
Clear,
calm,
33.
Alice
Arm
Clear,
calm,
42.
Anyox
Clear,
calm,
40.
Stewart
Part
cloudy,
calm,
33.
Haysport
Foggy,
light
wind,
40.
Hazelton
Clear,
calm,
44.
Smlthers
Clear,
calm,
36.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm.
Vanderhopf
Cloudy,
calm,
30.
QuQsnel
Raining
calm,
'
,kElghth
Cabin
Cloucr,'
cajm.'
Port
Simpson
Foggy,
calni,
41.
'
CARD
OF
THANKS
Mr.
Henry,
Butt
and
family
of
Usk
wish
to
thank
their
many
friends
for
the
klrifl
expressions
of
sympathy
shown
them
In
their
recent
bereavement.
SEVENTEEN
ARE
Audit
Bureau
Issues
List
of
Membership
The
audit
Bureau
of
Clrcu-atilons
has
us
Issued
a
list
of
members.
Those
in
British
Columbia'
are
In
the
or-named:
Nelson
Newi
Prince
Rupert
News
Vancouyerprovlncc
Vancouver
Star
Vancouver
Ban.
Victoria
Cojonlst
Victoria
Times"
Advertisers
'"have
no
guarantee
that
trie
other
papers
In
the
province
have
the
circulation
claimed
by
them.
BASEBALL
ON
TODAY
Opcnln;
of
Big
League
Season
Finds
All
Teams
Brim-
mine
Over
With
"
Confidence
NEW
TORK,
AprU.
14:
The
"note
of
optimlsnfTinss
loader
sad
clearer
than
ever
frH
all
sides
a
v
Major
Leafne
baseball
teams
open'
the
1936
season
today
in
Washington
and
tomorrow
around
the
rest
of
the
circuits.
Despite
several
training
injuries
and
unrrrtainties
here
and
there
arising
from
other
causes
there
Is
hardly
a
team
in
either
league
which
does
not
believe
itself
capable
of
making
a
real
pennant
fight
or
at
least
finishing
In.
the
first
division.
The
two
champions
of
1929,
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
and
the
Chicago.
Cubs,
are
brimming
over.
'
with
confidence
that
they
will
repeat
their
triumphs.
'
Toronto
Stocks
(Oourteiy
&
O.
Johnston
Co
)
Amulet.
1.23;
1.27.
Dome.
9.00.
9.10.
Falconbridge.
3.90,
4.30.
Holllnger.
6.40,
6.45.
:-Howie,
.73,
.75.
!
Hudson
Bay.
11.75,
11.90.
i
imperial
Oil,
28.40,
nlL
l
Int.
Nickel,
40.55(
.40.75.
.
I
Manitoba
Basin,
.07,
.03.
-
.
I
Mining
Corp..
2.40,
nil.
!
Mclntyre,
18.75,
19.25.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
2.40.
2.42.
Noranda,
36.50,
36.75.
i
Sudbury
Basin,
2.70,
2.75.
Tcck
Hughes,
6.55,
6.60.
Treadwcll
Yukon,
6.00,
nil.
Ventures.
1.72,
1.75.
Wright
Hargraves,
1.82,
1.81.
SCOT
EDITOR
PASSES
AWAY
Publisher
of
the
Scotsman,
Sir
John
Ritchie
Findlay,
Is
Dead
EDINBURGH,
April
14:-Slr
John
Ritchie
Findlay,
publisher
of
"The
Scotsman,"
Influential
Scottish
newspaper,
died
on
Sunday
at
the
age
of
64.
Imperial
Oil
Co.,'s
tanker
Nanal-mollte,
Capt.
McKay,
was
In
port
yesterday
with
bulk
fuel
for
the
company's
local
tanks.
The
vessel
arrived
In
the
morning
from
loco
and
sailed
In
the
afternoon
on
her
return
south.
14,
Mb
TRAGEDY
IN
COALMINE
Seventeen
Killed
Saturday
Ire
In
Carbonado
Pit
Near
Tacoma
TACOMA,
Wah,
April
14:
Seventeen
miners
were
klllrd
in
a
gas
explosion
at
the
Carbonado
coal
mine,
20
m'des
cast
of
heje
Saturday
night.
.'Half
of
the
bodies
were
re
covered
three
hours
after
the
explosion
which
caused
the
tra'tcdy.
The
seventeen
seared
and
blarkened
bodies
He
side
by
side
in
the
morgun
here
today
to
toll
the
story
of
the
explosion
which
spuffed
out
that
many
lives.
After
Investigating
all
day,
officials
of
the
Pacific
Coast
Coal
Co.
stated
anil
government
officials
Intimated
that
the
cause
of
the
traredy
would
never
be
known.
The
explosion
occurred
on
the
second
level
about
1,500
feel
underground
and
a,
mile'
and
a-half
from
the
entrance
of
the
mine.
Every,
'man
In
that
part
of
the
mine
was
killed.
'
.
!'
RAINDROPS
WHEATBIDS
Five
Cent
Drop
in
Trie
Registered
on
Winnipeg
Exchange
Today
WINNIPEQ,
April
14:
Rains
that
brought
moisture
to
the
drought
stricken
wheat
lands
0t
the
United
States
southwest
washed
away
from
four
and
a
half
to
five
cents
a
bushel
In
the
price
of
wheat
;
here
today.
May
dropped
five
cents
to
close
at
$1.08.
Confirmations
In
-St.
Paul's
Church
Special
Service
Conducted
Yesterday
Morning
By
Pastor,
Rev.
John
II.
Hanson
SpeclaT
confirmation
services
for
Eleanor
Magdelene
Hendrlckson,
Evelyn
Josephine
Hendrlckson
and
Arthur
Fisher
Skattebol
were
conducted
in
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
at
10:30
yesterday
morning
by
the
pastor,
Rev.
John
H.
Hanson.
The
program
Included
a
duet
by
Mrs.
J.
H.
Hanson
and
Mrs.
L.
Dryndahl.
AGED
HIKER
IN
TORONTO
W.
H.
Chapman,
Known
Here,
Is
Walking
From
Vancouver
to
New
York
TORONTO
Ont
Anrll
14W.
H.
Chapman,
eighty
-
one
-
year'
old
hIVpr
who
wn
in
Prlnre
Riinrt
several
years
ago
on
a
similar
sort
nf
ovArfltlnn
m11H
nt.
th
rltv
plprlc's
of
f
Ire
a
f
pw
davs
nso
In
the
course
of
a
walking
trip
from
Van
-
couver
to
New
York
at
the
end
of
which
he
will
collect
a
$5,000
wager,
He
left
Vancouver
on
July
8
and,
resolute
In
his
enterprise,
walked
all
the
way
lb
Toronto.
This
will
be
Chapman's
last
long
hike
for,,
on
collecting
the
$5,000,
he
Intends
to
buy
a
farm
in
Connecticut
and
settle
down.
VANCOUVER,
April
14-,w)ieat
took
another
slump
today,
being
quoted
at
$1.06
3-8
on
the
local
Exchange.
'.
,
7
DEAD
IN
BLAST
Hon.
C.
Dunning
!'jm
Minister
of
Finance
expects
to
announce
another
surplus
when
the
1
House
reassembles
after
Easier
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
44
4
4
4
4
4
4
'
4
4
4
INtaCcTl
SCTIQN
OF
ECSTALL
MINI?
nm
vk.it
istr.'
t
4
H.
E.
White
of
Victoria
and
4
4
C.
M.
Campbell
of-Vancouver,
4
mining
engineers,
returned
to
4
4
the
city
yesterday
afternoon
by
4
.
.....
Ji,B.".u
.
4
gasboat
,cK,i
after
making
an
in-
i2
4
spection
of
the
well'khown
old
4
4
mineral
area
at
the
headwat-
4
4
ers
of
the
Ecstaii7JllveW.Dbhl
4
4
15
5
miles
aboTr.Illlver.')rt''
4
Is
reported
that
i.
Mr.
iWhIW'4
and
Mr,
Campbell
w8,retfient",Vb"
the
property
to
makfli'an.lh-
spection
Wdetermlne
whether
or
not
extensive
development
6f
same
is
warranted.
TKey
de
cllne
at
this
tune,
however,
tb
make
any
statement
whateVef
as
to
their
mission.
,
i
.
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
.4
4
4
FISH
SALES
Summary,
V.
American
215,000
pounds,
10.7c
and
5c
to
13.7c
and
6c.
Canadian
35,500
pounds,
11.2c
md
5c
to
11.6c
and
6c.
American
Albatross.
35,000.
Pacific.
11.1c
and
5c.
Trinity,
47,000,
Cold
Storage,
10.0c
and
5c.
Grant,
30,000,
Booth,
10.8c
and
5c.
Llndy.
31,000,
Atlln,
10.7c
and
5c.
Ilene,
17,000,
Royal,
11.1c
and
5c.
Urania,
18,000,
Royal,
112c
and
5c.
Tyee,
4,500,
Atlln,
13.6c
and
6c.
Norma
Jane,
5,000,
and
Remus,
6,000,
Booth,
13.7c
and
6c.
.
Mayflower,
4,000,
Cold
Storage,
13v6c
and
6c.
Jack,
7,000.
Pacific.
13.6c
and
6c
Frisco,
5,000.
and
Charlotte,
5,500,
Atlln,
13.5c
and
6c.
Canadian
Vera
Beatrice,
5,000,
Pacific.
ll.6c
an(d
t.6c'
SOUUlCnd,
13,000,
Cold
Storage,
?
ancl
Temcn,
5.0TO,
Atlln,
115c
and
6c.
'
ImpcrcUSC
6,500,
Royal,
11.5c
and
1
5c-
,
..,,
.
j
'
Domlno
3-000'
Bth,
U.2c
and
j
6c-
side,
jumWng,
TOO
The
hlgfiest
Jumper
In
the
world
is
said
to
be
the
black
Jaguar
of
South
America,
which
has
been
seen
to
Jump
from
the
ground
to
a
branch
fifteen
feet
high.
He
must
have
heard
of
the
feats
which
humans
have
to
perform
when
walking
In
the
streets
of
the
cities
of
civilization,
in
avoiding
automobiles
Niagara
Falls
Review.
Boston
Grill
LAEUE
CAHAUET
Special
Dtnnen
Thursdays
and
Sstunltys
Pandng
Eety
Saturday
Night,
to
It
Daou
UtU
(or
Hlr
Aocommoditloni
(or
PmsU
Parties
PUONE
457
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Canadian
Woman
and
Child
Made
vLong
Air
Trip
Squadron
Leader
J.
H.
Tudhope,
director
of
civil
aviation
for
Canada,
piloted
Mrs.
H.
J.
Ivey,
wife
of
Flying
Officer
Ivey
of
High
River,
Alta.,
and
their
snv.ll
daughter
Evelyn,
from
High
River
to
Ottawa
lastweck.
the
flight
taking
but
two
days.
Mrs.
Ivey
had
been
called
to
Ottawa
on
account
of
the
serious
illness
of
her
mother
and
took'this
opportunity
of
getting
there
very
speedily.
Squadron
Leader
Tudhope
was
reluming
to
Ottawa
after
hav-
m
mapping
air
mail
routes
m
Al
berta
and
Saskatchewan.
So
far
as
is
known,
it
was
the
longest
flight
ever
undertaken
by
any
Canadian
wo:nan
or
child.
Labor
Trouble
At
Falls
River
Sixty
Men
Arrived
in
City
Yester-Jday
From
Work
Carpenters'
'
Wages
Under
Discussion
Labor
troubles
developed
over
tVia
fiMAl.anr
Valla
T7
1
was
'Mrltfn
A4the
Power
Corporation
of
V
V'
Canada
r..
Is
41......
f...
.
building
Its
new
power
K
house,
and
mnA
4
some
sixty
men,
Including
mostly
carpenters
with
a
few
riggers
and
.laborers,
arrived
in
the
city
yester
day
afternoon,
claiming
that
they
Wiad
been
virtually
discharged
by
a
Rew
superintendent
because
they
did
not
look
favorably
upon
a
wage
of
$7
per
10-hour
day
being
proposed
for
carpenters.
All
the
carpenters
are
said
to
have
come
in
off
the
job.
Living
conditions
at
Falls
River
have
also
been
the
subject
of
some
complaint.
Representatives
of
the
carpenters
had
a
meeting
this
morning
and
were
to
meet
during
the
day
with
company
representatives.
LABOR
PARTY
IS
DEFEATED
Latest
Figures
From
Western
Australia
"Indicate
Victory
For
Nationalists-Country
Coalition
.
PERTH,
Western
Australia.
April
J.4:
Latest
figures
for
the
state
elections
In
Western
Australia
indicate
that
the
Labor
government
has
been
defeated.
The
Nationalist
and
Country
Party
coalition
has
obtained
28
seats
and
Labor,
22.
Prince
of
Wales
Made
Long
Flight
Arrives
at
Kbato""i
f.rr
Four
Hundred
Mile
Trip
From
'
Malakal
KHARTOUM.
Egypt.
April
14:
The
'Prince
of
"Wales
arrived
hero
Sunday
after
a
400-mile
flight
from
Malakal.
E.F.
Hutchings,
:
;;
Winnipeg,
Dies
Well
Known
Western
Business
Man
Dies
Suddenly
With
Heart
Trouble
WINNirro,
April
14:
E.
F.
Hutchings,
aged
74,
one
of
the
best
known
business
men
of
Western
Canada,
died
suddenly
today
from
heart
trouble.