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XXITT., No. 163.

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NORTHERN AND CENTRAL BRITISH COLUMBIA'S NEWSPAPER

 

 

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PRINCE RUPERT, t BC THURSDAY, JUL LY 14, 1932

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France and Great Britain At "Attempted Black Magic
Disagreement As To Whether
U, S. Debts Come Under Pact
Hopeful Herriot Sees Pact as Resurrection of Entente Cordiale—
Italy Announces It Will Also Adhere to New :
Consultative Agreement
4 PARIS, July 14:—The first immediate consequence of

the new

igreement is that deb of the

 

 

 

co-operative agreement
Great Britain announced yesterday is that Britain in fu-
ture cannot undertake to make war debt payments to the
\Inited States without first consulting France,
Kdouard Herriot told the finance committee of the Cham-
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ber of Deputies last evening
The new accord, Premier Herriot |
said, complement to a “gentlemer

United States would not ratify th
: anne treaty untill each had ob |
tained beforehand an acceptab
ttlement of own debts
M. Herriot said that he
the Franco-British agreement as
j resurrection of the Entente Cordials
i the opening of new era
1nco-Britirh relations
Th French foteign office this af
N published the text of thr
gentlemen's agreement” by which |
oD 90) Ven the principal powers concerned in
the Treaty of Lausanne agreed not
ratify that treaty until each had
Rt. Hor.. Sta Baldw ined a.satisfactory settlement
expects great things from tne ‘ wn debt
forthcoming Imper - Britain Differs
conference LONDON, July 14 It was offi-
y I need las‘. night that the
Franco-British vccord has
Sockeye Run ace aeulitie te onan
on explicitly. with the debts owed
Falling Off |)» :»° vos suave
There is no truth in any state-

nent that the accord ipplicable

Gillnetters on Skeena River Repor- |». no matt. f British debts to
ted to Be Having Quiet Time— i Tintted @tates
Trollers Are Still Busy It was revealed that Great Bri-
in and United States representa-
A great fallir iff in the sockeye tives had hi enret peasion bie
run on the Skeena River is reported fore the Franco-British ac was
arsivals from there today. Gill-! reached at wi vir igreement
et boats are be ing next had been reache } ubiect of
nothing war debt I repa
A good run of fish, however, con Italy Adheres
tinues on the trolling grounds, # is ROME, July 14:—The charge d’-
tated iffaires at the Italian embassy in
‘London was instructed to inform
NO HALIBUT SALE the British government that Italy
No boats being in with catche is glad to adhere to the Franco-
there was n ile of halibut on the; British consultative pact which was
local fish exchange U morning announced yesterday

 

 

Outline of Treaty in Regard
To St. Lawrence Waterway Is
_ Reached, Premier Bennett Says

OTTAWA, July 14:—An official statement in re-
gard to the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence seaway was
issued yesterday as follows:

“Announcement was made from the Prime Minis-
ter’s office today that, after a long period of inten-
sive negotiation, an outline of a treaty was conc ‘luded
at the middle of June, the final terms of w hich were
settled yesterday.

“A formal treaty is now being prepared and will
be ready for signature at an ear ly date at which time
a full statement by the governments concerned will
be issued.”

BALTIMORE, Maryland, July 14:—A Baltimore
Sun dispatch states that the first rough draft of a
treaty between Canada and Unite .d States for devel-
opment of the St. Lawrence River waterway from
Duluth to the sea has been completed and approved
by President Herbert Hoover.

 

 

between France and

Premier

 

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PERMISSION TO SUE
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the “Grand
taken over
National in
Grand

July 14:—The
irt yesterday gave
ounsel for H. W
serve a@ writ on
Trunk Railway’
by the Canadian

the , action by
Trunk first preference
for compensation
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BURGLARY
CHARGED

William Fishuk Taken By Police in

 

 

 

 

Connection With Breaking Nearly her goat. This “maiden, pure and fair” and her goat
and Entering were exhibits A and B in a black magic demonstration that went
blooey atop the Brocken mountain near Berlin. Witches tried to
William Nick Fishuk was arres- turn the goat into a man
ted on the other side of the harbor .«
today by Constables R. C. Gilker ‘er ee
and G. A. Wyman of the city de- JAIL BREAK ‘CONEY ID.
tachme! f the provincial police
and i be harged tomorrow
morning with burglary in connec-| IN ONTARIC HAS FIRE
ion with the recent breaking and|
entering of the Swift Canadian Co.| OE a
warehouse on the local waterfront ee oa
and a cabin on Mount Morse be-| Sia Prisoncrs Make Getaway From! New York Pleasure Resort Swept
longing to W H. Montgomery of Industrial Farm—Only Three By $2,000,000 Blaze—Panic-
this city. Recovery of goods take’ Still at Liberty Stricken People Rioted
from both places led ‘to the arresi; =~ ot
of Fishuk SUDBURY, Ont., July 14—Smash NEW YORK, July 14:—Coney
The M - cabin was €f-' ing their way through a strong! Island, New York's great recrea-
tered on Monday of this week af 1) yooder while guards were in| tional centre, was threatened
blankets, a 30-30 rifle, ammuniUlo.t,| the nex ym, six prisoners made} with complete destruction yester-
alarm clock, etc. removed a break { liberty at Burwash in day by fire which wiped out five
The Swift warehouse was broken | quystria) farm last night blocks of the resort, causing es-
into on Tuesday night and eight ; timated damage of $2,000,000.
dozen eggs, $8 in stamps and other, 0 e prisone! wa 10 :
les taker through hip and, with two Thousands of panic-stricken
It is expected Fishuk will be re other W recaptured Three ure pleasure seekers staged a near-
manded for eight days on coming | Stl! at liberty riot as the flames swept the Isl-
” a and, finally taking refuge in the
up tomorrow
water.
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SEEKING :

 

KILLERS:

 

 

Manitoba Mounted Police Searching \
For Men Who Killed Farmer i

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Near Rossburn i

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ROSSBURN, Man, July 14:—/@
Royal Canadian Mounted Police of- +
ficers were today scouring the bush |#
country surrounding this Northern |
Manitoba hamlet for two uniden-
tified men who shot and killed
James Lee and seriously wounded
his wife last night at the Lee’s ca-

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RIVERS INLET
FISHERMEN ARE
ON STRIKE NOW
VICTORIA, July 14 A
# strike of 300 independent sal
mon fishermen at Rivers Inlet
has become effective following
a strike vote on Monday night
after efforts of the fishermen
to obtain a 12c¢ increase in the
price of fish from the canner-
ies had failed. No trouble de-
veloped, provincial police of-
ficers under Staff Sergeant
Alex McNeill of Prince Rupert
being on hand to prevent pos-
sible disturbances

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Grace Hall
an open window
#/ hotel last night,
and

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The fire is believed to have been
caused by careless boys throwing
a lighted match on to the creo-
soted board walk.

KILLED IN|

LONG FALL

Miss Grace Hall Drops Five Storeys

to Pavement Below From Van-
couver Hotel Room

 

VANCOUVER, July 14:—Miss
aged 26, while sitting at
in a downtown
lost her balance
fell five storeys to the pave-
beneath. She died while being

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lone Man Critically
Injured And Others
Are Badly Cut Up

| Four of Ringleaders Placed Under Arerst Today in Addi-
tion to Four on Tuesday Night—Men Interfered
With Strikebreakers-at Box Factory Plant

 

WINNIPEG, July 14:—One man was critically injured

and scores received minor cuts

and bruises in a second

clash here today between police and striking employees of
the F. J. Welwood box factory. Four of the ringleaders, in-
cluding the injured man; were placed under arrest. Four

were also arrested on Tuesday night in a

rolice.
Two policemen and a number Pn

strikers were admitted to hospital

{suffering with injuries suffered in

Tuesday

night’s rioting when the

| police interfered with strikers who

{Canada was organized at a meeting | t
in Prince Rupert Wednesday night!
j arrival

were attempting to att
filling their places.

SOCIALISTS

ORGANIZED.

T. J. Shenton Named President of! Vincial minister

New Political Party Here—J. 8.
Black is Secretary

A branch of the Socialist Party of |

|with officers as follows

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President, T. J. Shenton
Recording Secretary, J. 8S. Black.|
Treasurer, D. McPhee.

Executive—Ald. G. W. Rudder-

|ham, Oscar Larsen, George Lawson

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and Cuthbert Westgarth

ack workers |

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| Somethi ng from V°%.

set-to with the

MINISTER
BACK HERE

 

|Hon, R. W. Bruhn Heads Nothing

From Victeria Regarding Gov-
ernment’s Relief Plans

After making a trip to Stewart to
look. into. the unemployment situa-
(tion there, H4n"R: Ww. Bruhn, pro-
of public works,

returned to the city on the forestry

patrol launch Lillian D. thig mofn-
ing by: this after-
noon's train on his ,etuffn to Vic-
toria via Jasper Park. ’

Mr, Bruhn had expected, on his
here today, to have heard
toria in regard
government's plans for un-

and. will leave

ito the

| employment relief but he had re-
; ceived no information up to noon.

The minister of public works wag

| accompanied here from Ctewart by

The meeting, which was well at-|J. A. Anderson, road superintendent
ended, was opened by T. J. Shen-| for Atlin district, who will retury

on, Labor candidate for Atlin dis-

| trict in the forthcoming provincial
‘lection, who outlined the aims and | YOxX

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bar Party of Canada

purpose

convene
chair

*bjects of the party. Following
liscussion of some length, it was
licided to form a branch of the La-
All those who
had voted for the motion were then
invited to remain behind for the
of electing officers. Discus-
sion along organization lines took
place and the meeting adjourned to

again atthe call of the

PROTEST
AT PLAN

Government's Proposed Relief
Scale Not Acceptable to Union
B.C. of Municipalities

 

 

VANCOUVER, July 14;:—Taking

| exception to the British Colum-

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bia government's proposed new
direct relief plans, the executive
of the Union of British Columbia
Municipalities, at a meeting here,
decided to apply direct to Ottawa
for a federal representative to
study the unemployment relief

_ problems of the province.

Under the government's pro-
posal, relief for an average family
consisting of parents and one
child would be fixed at $20 per
month and single men would re-
ceive $10. This, it is claimed, is
inadequate.

WEATHEK f REPORT

Dead Tree Petit Overcast, fresh | #

southeast wind; barometer, 29.88; |
temperature, 55; sea rough
Triple Island—Overcast, light

northeast wind; sea moderate

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PATRIARCH OF

jtomorrow afternoon on the Prince

Rupert to his headquarters at An-

METLAKATLA-
PASSES AWAY

Charles Powell, Aged 80, Last of
Followers of Late Father Dun-
can, Died Suddenly
Charles Powell
the followers of
Duncan, passed
the neighboring
katla yesterday

aged 80, last of
the late Father
away suddenly_at
village of Metla-
He had been.en-

jgaged for years as a storekeeper at

|Metlakatla and is survived bya
| widow and daughter
The funeral will take place at

Metlakatla on Saturday
Church of England
Bros. in nary ¢

from the
with Haynor
f arrangements.

eresesesecese

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Consolidated Mining & Smeit-
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point of 56 as against a low
point on June 22 of 27. The aa-
vance has been particularly
notable in view of the fact that
the company passed its usual #
interest payment. There was a
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