mm
I
1
1
j
lift
il
mm
rt
.
...
'arty
was
uiviueu
as
10
wncincr
rncy
biiould
Meet
1'ar-
hamcnt
or
Not
Before
Taking
Action;
Standing
of
Parties
LONDON,
June
3.
In
conference
with
his
colleagues
.
r
TI
1
L
T1
1
n
.
1
-
i
-
-
1
1
1
i
1
1
1
'
:n
LiiDerai
party
wuuiu
nut
support
me
conservatives
in
coalition
against
Labor,
Premier
Baldwin
announced
jiaf
he
would
resign
witnout
meeting
parliament,
ins
,;ii
k
r.i
Ramsay
Macdonald,
Labor
leader,
is
now
considered;
Tl
'
.1111
LU
f
fcO
L41
1
1
I'UV
IlLllllWiOillWl
I
The
members
of
the
Conservative
Government
went
-
il
tl
-.1
tl
1
li.
I
1
u'.ij
M
raaiuii
una
ai
jiwuii
iiu
ikc
aim
ii
vy
ao
nut
iuiik
ca
vi
when
the
official
announcement
was
made
that
the
eminent
would
resign.
It
is
understood
that
Mr.
:l.in
is
advising
His
Majesty
that
Ramsay
Macdonald
f
proper
person
to
be
called
upon
to
form
a
cabinet.-
j
On
his
return
today
from
Chequers
Court,
Mr.
Baldwin
r
,
c
i
i
f
ur
i
c
iiii
fii
v
in
mi
l
i'iiiiii
vi'
i
.iiinw
in
niw
i
fiiu
iu;m
r
.;cd
for
the
immediate
resignation
of
the
Government,
1
i.1
A
1
t
1
.1
.....
A.
Tl
1?
i
1
:,xc
the
responsibility
for
future
events
on
the
opposi-
)
'.ip
a
ueai
in
imure
The
standing
of
the
parties
today
Ibpr.
aWitawi
"
rvatives,
255
;
Liberals,
57
;
mliffmity;
Tiwlr
,
-
-
l
nts,
,r;
Prohibitionists,
1;
doubtful,
7.
Miss
Eleanor
Rathmere
is
the
fourteenth
i
nniiCfinfic
iiiuu
i
iiii
in
i
hi"
ESCAPED
JAIL
Paannn
as
woman
rd.
She
is
an
Independent
and
is
one
of
two
canui-'.(-
for
the
English
combined
universities.
Sir
Martin
rvav
Conservative,
was
also
elected.
Vtv
nev
Parliament
will
meet
on
June
25,
but
onlv
f
-r
vr-arintr
in
oi
memners.
men
wvwi
n.irn
i
arties
will
be
on
the
address
in
replv
to
the
spench
n
ho
throne,
which
will
not
come
until
after
the
tor-
'
'tu-ning
on
July
2.
ti
i
t
i
n
i
i
Day
Celebration
at
Acropolis
Kill
Grounds
this
Afternoon
Well
nigh
one
thousand
children
are
participating
this
if'
moon
in
the
annual
Flag
Day
celebration
of
the
local
Lodire.
Very
beneficient
weainer
conuiuons
av
ailing
to
favor
a
program
which
mciues
manj
i
uvh
,
.,o,.f?oiiinr1v
tn
rlplieht
childish
hearts.
T
:p
lirnceetlinirs
commenced
at
i..u
p.iu.
wit"
flower
iflrls.
Norah
Dougherty
Alex
nrid
Charlotte
Balagno.
In
another
car
rode
the
may-He
ncers.
Following
was
a
long
line
of
school
Mniwr
S.
P.
MMoHie
ad
Bishop
G.
A.
Rix
were
also
in
Uie
Pr-
t'ning
queen.
Miss
Peggy
rode
In
a
special
ciir,
ac-
(rrJw,,
Ht
th
A-ropolU
Hill,
nod
by
G.
E.
Gulick,
exal-
'
,
cereroony
of
u!or
of
the
Elks,
and
I
r.
r,en;"inri
M,uting
the
flag.
Gosse,
committee
chair-
vu'-wtvlng
the
address
on
the
flag.
drew
by
There
Mayor
I
lllllllllilli
1
Hill
-v
was
also
an
at-
S.
I
.
Mc.Moruie
,
.i...
dance
was
aain-
m.
fnmud
bv
eight
girls
under
the
direction
of
Miss
Hal-
I
CTUDDinfl7
,iw!
....
wnlnB
of
the
new
queen
took
place
with
the
retiring
The
Wise
ML,
Boston
Grill
The
wise
man
reads
the
clas-
"v.
muim
LARGE
CABARET
'v.
X
.
i
f
jed
advertisements
and
uses
Special
Dinners
Thursday
and
Saturday!
them
whenever
he
needs
to
sell
Dandng
Kvrry
Saturday
Night,
9
to
1?
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
or
buy,
or
rent,
to
find
lost
Accommodation
for
Private
Partlt
goods
or
to
get
a
job.
PHONE
457
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISU
COLOMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
H.
C
MONDAY,
JUNE
3,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
v
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
asi
mi
m
w
m
m
Mmtv-mmmwm
at
Once
and
Ramsay
Macdonald
Will
Probably
be
Called
Upo,
LABOR
LEADER
IS
HOLDING
INITIATIVE
AND
WILL
KEEP
IT
LONDON,
June
3:
Right
How
J.
Ramaay
Macdonald,
leader
of
the
victorious
Labor
party,
in
a
statement
in
the
Herald,
the
Labor
daily
newspaper,
declared
that
Labor
holds
the
initiative
and
is
going
to
keep
it."
4
Looking
Tor
Another
Conference
With
the
British
Government
Regard
to
Limitation
WASHINGTON.
June
3.
President
Hoover
has
temporarily
.
n
Kir
Austin
rhnmhorlntn
hail
nlroadv
nnrmiincpfl
stopped
the
naval
program
whic
h
v
he
favored
meeting
Parliament,
but
Rt.
Hon.
Winston
!
Xii.2SeK!
wiihhe
;
Thill
was
reported
to
favor
immediate
resignation,
building
of
cruisers
and
other
r
signution
school
took
the
view
that
if
the
premier
HOOVERSTOPS
NAVAL
PROGRAM
4
nit
t.
t.
siurtns
,
,
'
Pat
r
,
Toronto,
!Tl
.
to
Theatre
to
Acropolis
m,
-
tor
parade
from
the
Westholme
crouivls
with
Corp.
Cameron,
Ic-RIi!llirstiaVJr,rr
mipportere
wtrf
t
by
George
Phlllipson
on
ai
k.
The
presence
of
the
I'iilrol
in
reJagla
was
some-new.
They
took
a
proml-in
the
march.
The
lead-t.e
patrol
was
George
Mit-ivlrle
other
members
wore
-
Friwell,
Mike
Dudinich.
1
Kerr.
Sniro
Gurvlch,
J.
Pete
Sunderland,
n
.md
Arthur
Kerr.
in
the
parade
was,
tha
(!;ind,
whhth
playel
airs,
and
a
corps
of
Sea
PnilAwinir
came
the
queen-elect.
f
Jprv
j.
Slr
t
B?'!it
Church
nl
t'h
i
rman
of
the
Bord
of
ot
Dm
Muttaw
Vnlrtratty.
who
the
Dfbi
to
ouat
th
prweat
i'iten-rg4l
by
Uie
ittuociiu
a
few
days
wto.
driven
by
Inspector
James
M.i
r!CELEBRATION
..
.
mil.
WPII
well
KB
S
1W
nine
OF
BIRTHDAY
KING
GEORGE
ills
Majesty
Propped
Up
in
Hid!
While
Guards
Trooped
to
Colon
in
London
.
WINDSOR,
June
3.
The
King
celebrated
hia
Gtth
birthday
today,
not
as
he
would'
Ifkc
to
have
cfebr.itd
it,
but
propped,
up-Mn
bed'
in
the
Vkkriff
.toWqf
MndejtV
Castle.
Trie
tibths
at
the
ololung
incision
was
not
serious,
his
physicinns
said,
and
was
taking
Its
normal
course.
IJUIt
change
was
made
in
the
plana
for
the
formal
celebration
tll
I
n
4l&
l.aa
a-
I
nnlnn
ifik
Oy-vlr
,.,,,,
,
rhlldrAn'a
snort
followed
and
fUl
trooping
to
the
colors
by
se-
,,!
nillHIDGE,
June
.-VWe
rf
gWeeta
was
die-
Jpcted
guard
regiments
remained
,
,
escaped
from
the
Leth-
an
"n(,"nce
.0I
,
h
hgn(i.
In
tradRlonal
style.
It
was
the
'-
Provincial
jail
Friday
night
tribute.!
JJdings
will
fit
time
the
King
has
spent
his
on
the
dormitory
roof
Tonight
the
pw"'
dance
birthday
at
Windsor
Castle
since
"-ning
themselves
to
"--
come
to
a
ciwc
-
ne
cnme
to
the
throne
1U
,
by
means
of
a
rope
made
,
..
three.)
ago.
years
Subject!"
Will
Pray
for
Hecuvery
oi
.Monarch
rrtar.
Illneat.;
(
clcoralion
Here
The
reason
given
for
his
T
.
.
.
.,;ivrirlh
..A
ned
now
it
would
have
no
opportunity'
to
negotiate
Jkeiy
t
entr
into
a
conference
in
Kln
JS-i'y.
Th,
t
he
Liberals
and
with
lessened
prospect
of
beintr
able
4
u
.naval
limiution
.Vad1
Jide'to
TO
The
cbanm.in
the
political
situ-
a
n
In
r,i)irn
th.n,.aivina
tnr
Vi-
tio-
r-
Hrri
will
facilitate
ne-
"TrTwul.
'w
at$thmr.wittrUat
country.
fUrthr
Hlneiw
has
n
J
the
cancellation
of
those
plan
for
t':e
time
being
at
least.
Jt'earrime,
his
subjects
will
pray
again
for
their
monarch's
safe
recovery.
The
King's
birthday
is
obaerveu
as
a
holiday
in
certain
quarters.
in
!ud
ng
government
and
eivici
off:i-s.
ichoo's
rn'J
banks.
Thf
occasion
is
be!ng
celebrated
lpre
by
the
holding
of
the
E!ks'
Lodge
annual
flag
day.
DUNNING
ILL
IN
HOSPITAL
Minister
of
Railways
Will
lie
Laid
I
p
for
Some
Time
and
.Must
Have
Operation
OTTAWA.
June
8.
Hon.
("h.'irlv
Dunning,
m
in
later
of
railways
and
canals,
is
in
the
hospital
undergoing
treatment
which
is
likely
to
keep
him
there
for
three
or
four
weeks.
'nif.
m-nifiH
r"
Mr.
Dunning
was
threatened
with
appendicitis
but
was
successful
in
recovering
osteite
Meh
is
son-
wnnoui
flavnig
to
rc.on
to
an
ou-
Bptit
Bible
Union
ot
eration.
Ilecently
I)
is
health
has
Dr
shMds
nd
ho
been
somewhat
undermined
with
the
vrork
of
the
.-es4ion
and
although
his
condition
is
net
critical
he
must
receive
cart
ful
treatment
with
an
operation
later
on.
King
is
Again
111
H
MajefcT)
at
W
KLNG
GEORGE
IS
64
YEARS-TODAY
pr.
-r
to
r?lapM.
CANADA
SENDS
LOYAL
MESSAGE
Hope
Expressed
That
His
Maj-csly
May
He
Restored
tp
Health
OTTAWnie
3
-Th
rough
lie
rffiee
ot
Ylnscount
Willing-on,
Governor-General,
an
affec
tionate
message
of
con:nttuIa-
n?s,
rwnveyfjel
to
His.
Maj-
erty.
King
George,
on
behalf
of
the
Government
and
people
of
Canada.
FoHowing
is
the
mes-
uge:
.
On
the
occasion
of
Your
Mietftys
hhrthrlay
may
I
convey
to'
our
Majesty
the
nff'Ttionnte
and
heartfelt
wishes
of
the
Government
and
people
of
Canada
together
with
an
expression
of
their
most
fervent
hope
that
ty--
year
marked
by
this
an.
nlversary
may
witness
complete
restoration
of
your
Majesty's
health
and
strength.
DIED
IN
VICTORIA
VICTORIA,
Junel.
Mra.
Rm-ma
Spinks,
wife
of
John
C.
Splnks
of
V'ctoria,
mother
of
Maj.-ilen.
Sir
Charles
Clarton
Spinks,
K.B.E.,
D.S.O.,
sirdar
of
Egypt,
is
dead
heie,
aged
77.
DEATHS
FROM
EXTREME
HEAT
NEW
YORK.
June
1
Deaths
from
extreme
heat
which
visited
the
North
Atlantic
four
days
vired
half
a
hundred
mark
today
Nineteen
person
died
yesterday
from
heat
and
three
were
browned.
NIK
ItnltKItT
IIOItDEN
KKTIKEH
1KOM
C
II
AN(
KI.LOItSllll'
Sir
Robert
Borden,
right,
who
tor
the
ptl
me
year
n
occujwa
poet
of
Chancellor
J
Queen'i
VnlTerdty.
Ju
reatgncd
IPoni
th
oniet
jamct
A.
Rloherdeon
of
Winnipeg,
left,
haa
been
wentlenad
aa
Sir
Hooert'
nice-tot.
Tl
Utter
la
ft
truatee
of
Queen'i.
Calgary
and
Adjacent
Towns
are
Flooded
as
Rain
Falls
in
Rockies
CALGARY,
June
3.
Reaching
the
highest
levels
in
27
years,
the
rivers
in
the
foothills
of
the
Rocky
Mountains,
swollen
by
heavy
rain
and
melting
snow,
flooded
Calgary
and
adjacent
towns
in
Southern
Alberta
yesterday,
while
n
the
momiiains
all
roads
east
and
west
have
been
.ashed
out.
Several
bridges
have
been
undermined
and
n
some
cases
washed
out.
So
far
one
death
is
reported,
hat
of
an
unidentified
man
at
Crossf
ield,
who
was
swept
from
a
raft.
In
the
Turner
Valley
oil
fields
the
wells
have
escaped
i
damage,
but
the
roads
have
been
washed
out,
delaying
the
naunng
oi
supplies.
In
Calgary,
the
zoological
gardens
on
the
Bow
River
were
washed
away,
numerous
animals
being
drowned
and
the
park
utilities
destroyed.
Fear
was
expressed
that
the
ushing
waters
would
tear
away
the
large
gas
mam
which
arried
the
supply
of
natural
gas
from
southern
'Alborta
''eUls
into
Calgary..
It
is
expected
the
peak
of
the
flood
will
be
reached
tonight
CANADIAN
DOCTOR
HONORED
Dr
Ai-o
id
Aran
ur
well-knee.
an
prct:cin
in
England,
who
re--Ived
cne
of
the
hlgbeat
bonort
that
an
be
off
r
d
to
a
member
oi
f
e
medl.
1
tr-feawton
4c
the
BrltMi
Itea
when
be
m
unanlmounhr
nominated
by
the
ouncll
of
the
MrdlctU
Society
of
Lon
don
aa
Ita
prealdeDt.
SMALLHALIBUT
:.;
launching
of
BOATS
IN
TODAY
;
American
Zenith,
28,000
pounds,
Fisheries,
14.0c
and
7c.
Superior,
22,000
poundf.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
16.1c
and
7c.
Onah,
8.R00
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
17c
and
8c.
Ranier,
2,800
pounds,
Royal
Fish
Co.,
16.7c
and
8c.
Eureka,
5,500
pounds
'
Royal
Fish
Co.,
16.5c
and
8c?
Don
Q.,
12,000.
pounds,
Pacific
Fisheries,
16.7c
and
8c.
Wave,
12,000
pounds.
Fisheries,
16.0c
and
8c.
Viola.
6,000
pound,
Fisheries,
16.8c
and
8c.
Frisco,
5,000
pounds.
Fisheries,
16.6c
and
8c.
ranadjan-
Tuxedo,
6000
pounds,
Fish
Co..
11.6c
and
7c.
G'bson,
8500
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
14.5c
and
7c
Inez
H.,
20.00
pounds.
Ca'na-!
dian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
,
14
7c
and
7c
THREE
BOATS
Cold
Storage
Packer
Will
Take
to
Water
on
Thursday
and
Two'
Island
Parking
Boats
Friday
The
launching
will
take
place
at
the
high
-Hoe
aT
ITtStf
on
Thursday
evening
at
the
Prince
Rupert
drydock
of
a
new
67-foot
fish
packer
for
the
Canad'an
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
The
next
evening
at
midnight
two
65-foot
packers
for
the
Islands
Packing
Co.
of
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
will
take
to
the
water.
All
three
boats
w'U
be
completed
nd
dcl'vered
by
the
middle
of
June.
HONORS
LIST
OF
THE
KING
Number
of
Titles
Given
in
Great
Britain
on
Occasion
of
Birthday
LONDON.
June
S.
The
King's
b'rthdsy
honors
list
Include
all
the
physicians
who
attended
His
Majesty
during
hi
illness
lost
winter.
There
are
five
new
peers.
vr
orivv
ronni"ors.
t"n
htr-
nrt.
and
th'rt-t.wo
knirht.
Brnn
Inchcaoe.
banker
and
Mw
"tn
mirnnte.
was
made
an
nl.
New
vlwouft
r
W.
C
R-i.lr-A
number
of
small
halibut
ron.
retired
first
lH
nf
t"
'
boata
were
in
this
morning
and
mlraltv
Ixrd
Halham:
Irfrd
sold
a
total
of
157.600
pounds
at
CnreHor:
and
Lord
Plummer,
he
Fis4i
Krchanffe
-as
follows:
"ifuisne.i
er.
..,.,
..--
WnrT.nv
"O
v
xnu
ii'"wnw(m
nxA
Rnbftrt
BrHtrea,
Poet
Tjiur-
Atlin
eate
recejve
the
order
of
merit.
BOY
KILLED
WHEN
HE
FELL
INTO
CANYON
VANCOUVER.
June
3.
Thomas
Anderson,
13
years
of
age,
Boofh
was
instantly
killed
late
Sunday
afternoon
on
the
north
shore
when
Pacific
s'lpoed
aH
plunged
over
a
150-foot
cliff
n.
the
second
canyon
Booth
"t
h
Cv'1
"'to.
The
body
fell
on
the
rocWi
bdow.
Kayai
Scottish
Humor
HER
MITIIER'S
TUB
Farmer's
daughter
to
Blacksmith
who
has
Just
repaired
a
Cane
Spear.
5000
pounds,
Atlin
washlnr-tub)
:
"An'
hoo
much
will
Fisheries,
14.6c
and
7c.
that
be?"
Fanny
F..
6500
pounds.
Atlin
,
Blacksmith
:
"Seem1
it's
for
you
F'ltr
nd-
Atlin
"-'V?
T
b"
"nd
tub
and
rushln.
rushing
Fisheries
14
ic
and
7c
1
Ressie
(
seizing
M-ivf'ower.
COOOrmunds.
Pacific
'p:
"'
mlther's
tub
so
ye'U
Fisheries.
11.6c
and
7c.
better
see
her
aboot
the
kiss."