Tomorrow's
Tides
Friday,
June
G,
1930
High
10.30
a.m.
16.9
It.
22.20
p.m.
19.8
ft.
tow
3.59
a.m.
6.0
ft
16.01
p.m.
6.6
ft.
Prospectors
Flocking
To
Cassiar
District
Following
Discovery
George
Drapich's
Find
Said
to
Carry
Copper,
Gold,
Silver
Values
of
$f0
One
Vein
Reported
to
Be
Thirty
Feet
Wide
WRANGELL,
June
5:
Prospectors
are
flocking
to
the
Osiar
district
of
Northern
British
Columbia
following
Cu-'
discovery
by
George
Drapich,
old
time
Yukon
miner,
o!
a
body
of
ore
carrying
values
aggregating
$60
per
ton
i;:
copper,
gold
and
silver.
The
discovery
was
made
about
o:u'
hundred
miles
from
here
on
the
left
bank
of
the
Still'
t
boat
will
carry
additional
fortune
seekers
in
from
v
f
boat
will
carry
additional
fortune
seeksrs
in
from
V'ranjjell.
One
of
the
veins
is
said
to
be
more
than
30
feet
in
w
idth.
lucre
than
a
year
ago
E.
A..
Ken-
of
the.
Canadian
Geo-k
Survey
indicated
that
important
mining
develop-r
vn!
.
might
be
looked
for.in
the
Stikine
River
area.
CHIEFT0PIC
ON
STREETS
Sib
of
New
Hotel
Is
Subject
of
Monarch
Appreciative
of
Birtlulay
Greeting
Sent
By
Premier
King
For
People
of
Canada
OTTAWA.
June
5:
Replying
to
!
urc
of
congratulation
sent
'
"naif
of
the
people
of
Canada.
I'.!
Ueorge
yesterday
cabled
Pre-
King
as
follows:
Incerely
thank
you,
the
gov-
nt
and
the
people
of
Canada
mi
greetings
and
good
wishes
'
anniversary
of
my
birthday.
1
ti.u:l)
appreciate
the
loyal
sentl-
:-
1
to
which
your
message
gives
't'.-Mon."
COMMITTEE
ISNAMED
Annotmccincnt
of
War
Veterans'
Allowance
Body
Is
Made
By
Hon,
Dr.
J.
II.
King
"TTAWA,
June
5:
The
person-l5'
;
uf
the
War
Vetorans'
Allowanco
A'
committee
was
named
last
"'"by
Hon.
Dr.
J.
II.
King,
mlnls-,"1
(if
health
and
pensions.
The
'limun
is
Walter
Wood
of
Cal-
l,v
and
the
other
members
arc
Ll'
ui
Col.
Dougal
Carmlchael
and
W
'ini
F.
j.
darneau.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
June
5:
fl
'V
at
$110.
JUNE
COUNTY
COURT
LIST
i
Only
One
New
Case
Comes
Up
For
,
Much
Conjecture
Rut.
No
One
.
I
Judge
Youn's,
Consideration
Sfeinst6
lPnoW-"
--"f
"
-
-This
Month
r
i1
one
topic
of
conversation
..rems
to
dominate
throughout
i'v
tnrjay
Is
whether
the
hotel
v
ill
be
on
'the
Provincial
Govern
Block,
on
the
old
site
'
the
excavation
is
already
or
on
the
hill
between
the
uiuin
National
dock
and
the
"
in!
Oovernment
dock.
i;'vorlte
location
seems
to.be
i
site
where
the
hotel
wa3
illy
intended
to
go.
but
each
-
votaries.
Many
of
the
op-soems
to
be
influenced
,by
:
t
that
the
person
has
pro-whtch
my
benefit
from
the
:'ll
il'
there
is
much
conjecture.
seems
to
know
of
a
certainty.
REPLY
FROM
KING
GEORGE
Only
'one
new
case'
has
arisen
for
i
conslderaUon
by
Judge
F.
McB.
,
dolph
Nelson
for
the
sum
-of
$221.90
ino
meeting'
on
an
account
rendered
claim
for.
LONDON.
June
5:
Vernon
lodging,
board,
laundry,
coal,
water1
Hartshorn
was
last
night
ap-
and
cash.
Hearing
of
the
case
hasl
pointed
Lord
Privy
Seal
sua-
been
set
for
June
27.
Patmore
it
Fulton
are
counsel
for
the
plaintiff
and
defendant
is
appearing
in
person.
The.
following
cases
stand:
La
Salle
Extension
Co.
vs.
A.
R.
Sinclair,
$90,
E.
F.
Jones
for
plaintiff.
L.
S.
McQlll,
for
defendant.
Prince
Rupert
Towing
Co.
vs.
Bradbury
et
ai.
si.u,
wnuanis,,-,
A..
nnAFr
TTIP
Manson
&
Qoniales
for
plalnUff.
J
ISKUl-fc
HlO
iaimore
a
Tinon
ior
unmm.
J.
J.
Hepner
vs.
Theodore
Zlelke,
$548.59,
Patmore
&
Fulton
for
plain
tiff,
Williams.
Manson
St
Gonzales
for
defendant.
W.
J.
Sweeney
vs.
A.
N.
McDoneU,
$100.
Williams,
Manson
&
Oonaalea
for
plaintiff.
Patmore
it
Fulton
for
defendant.
The
case
Jn
which
Louis
Hasum,
with
Patmore
tt
Fulton
as
counsel,
Was
suing
Frank
Evlck
for
$112.70
has
been
setUed.
Naturalisation
applications
of
Charles
Joseph
Brewster
and
Ed
Liberal
randidute
for
Stona
in
forthcoming
lederal
election,
Young
In
County
Court
this
month,
j
this
being
an
action
in
which
John
NEW
MINISTERS
Dahlberg
of
this
city
is
siling
Ru-
ARE
APPOINTED
feeding
J.
H.
Thomas,
who
has
been
named
Secretary
of
State
for
the
Dominions,
and
Dr.
C.
i
Addison
was
aoDointed
Minis-
.
-
A
nvlnl.Ml.Pn
a.
.MMrt1
MB
X
Mrs.
A.
K.
Nelson
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Louise
for
Port
Towusend
on
re
:,H0SEHIL0H
KHWSBORNED
-.Trr.
Heroic
Work
of
Catholic
Sister
Saves
Lives
of
Patients
at
Fort
Simpson,
N.W.T.
.
FORT
SIMPSON,
North'
West
'Territories,
June
5:--Infllctlns
a
I
Noai
m
,
Buxton.
,,
"W,-U"U1C
""""
J
Iobs
of
more
than
$50.000i
fire
early
&
R(Mnan
Imlssion
hospital
here.
Heroic,
work
'',t','
't'
jon
the
part
of
the
sisters
in
charge
saved
all
the
patients.
BACK;
MOTHER
jWILL
DRILL
CALLED
south;
"(
FOUR
WELLS
'Coni(lerablc
Activity
l'Unncd
Imperial
Oil
Co.
In
Turner
Valley
Field
By
BOSTON
GRILL
mm
"
.
LAKOE
CAIU11E1
Bpectil
Dinner.
Thursdays
and
Saturday!.
Panclnx
Evrry
Saturday
Night,
8
to
12
Danc
Hall
for
Hire
Accommodation
tor
Private
Fartiea
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
.NEWSPAPER
PHONE
457
V
XXI-
No.
131.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TlfURSDAY,
JUNE
5,
1930
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
V.
V,.
(Mb-
STRIKE
MADE
ON
STIKINE
BRITISH
GOVERNMENT
AND
POPE
AGREE
o
Hi
0L0F
HANSON
CAFE
OWNER
COMMITTAL
F.
Kennedy
to
Be
Sent
Up
For
Trial
on
Charge
of
Pay
in?
Secret
Commissions
,
VANCOUVER,
June
5:
Flndlay
F.
Kennedy,
cafe
proprietor,
will
be
committed
on
Friday
to
stand
trial
on
charge
of
receiving
stolen
property
and
paying
secret
commissions
to
George
D.
Ireland,
former
city
relief
officer,
it
was
announced
yesterday
by
Magistrate
Findlay
after
the
preliminary
hearing.
Prince
Georse,
Zone
Representative
"-"RON.
June
5:
Lieut.
Col.
W.
W.
Foster
of
VancmivtT
was
ftwel-ected
president,
of
the
nrtthb
Co-lumtla
xomijland
qt
Die
Canadian
lKton.
Britttb
Lea
true,
at
the
annua,
here.
The
appointment
of
a
zone
repre
sentative
for
Prince
Rupert
will
be
made
later.
Dr.
R.
W.
Aiward
of
Prince
Oeorge
has
been
named
ione
j
representative
for
Northern
BrltUh
Columbia.
APPEAL
IS
ADMITTED
Charles
Larson
Gets
Judgment
In
Court
of
Appeals
Acalnst
Supreme
Court
Finding
VICTOhiA
June
5:
The
British
Columbia
Court
of
Appeal
yesterday
allowed
the
appeal
of
Charles
Larson.
Stewart
'
miner,
from
a
Judgment
bt
Mr.
Justice
Orcgory
In
Supreme
Court
dismissing
his
action
to
recover
$(U75
on
deposit
in
a,
Stewart
bank
from
William
H.
Montgomery
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
latter
was
sued
as
administrator
of
the
estate
of
the
late
Wil
liam
Hamilton.
The
moneys
were
ceipt
oi
a
telegram
hiuiib
um
nor
OALOAIIY.
June
5:
Pour
new
nrocperis
nf
th
nnrehns
nrlr
of
son.
Burt
Anderson,
was
In
the
weJta
wlu
drlIled
immediately
In
two
mineral
claims
in
the
Cassiar
Marin
Hospital
there
with
a
bro-
Turner
Valley
by
the
Imperial
district.
The
Judge,
after
trial
In
ken
back.
oil
Co.
They
will
be:
Lowery
No.
2.
Supreme
Court,
decided
that
Uie
The
youth,
seven
years
ago
when
Mayland
No.
4,
Home
No.
7
and
Hamilton
estate
was
entitled
to
ward
T.
Haualan
have
been
approv-
la
child,
fell
out
of
an
upper
berth
Royallte
No.-
25.
half
interest
In
the
proceeds,
ed
and
that
of
Henry
Romas
Mlrva
in
a
pullman
car
while
travelling
hiH
nvi.r
for
further
information.
I
from
Vancouver
to
Ontario
and
'
"
'
Hon.
Dr.
J.H.King
I
broke
his
back
but
surgical
skill
j
was
instrumental
in
remedying
the
I
injury.
He
had
been
employed
la
telly
on
a
government
boat
operating
out
oi
rugex
oounu
uuu
is
ucuuntu
tO
ClO
tO
uCllEltC
to
have
met
with
an
accident
which
lu
.
led
to
recurrence
of
the
injury.
The
tcljsgram
,whh
came
yestex-
nmWA
Jnne
5:-Thc
appoint-
day.statefl
that
surgeons'
at,
ort,
minis-
Townsend
were
unable
to
do
any.
J.
H.
King,
ment
t
oi
of
Hon
non.
Dr
ui.
tM
t
lri
hlm
ter
of
penslous
ana
ncaiui.
w
-
-
Senate
Is
expected
to
be
made
at
a
cabinet
meeting
on
Saturday.
It
to
believed,
however,
mat
Dr.
King
will
remain
In
charge
of
depart
ment
far
some
ume,.piw
..."
,k
wtion.
It
will
all
depend
mni
.
(n
upon
iwiiuw.
ii'"
British
CoJumbia.
No
Announcement
GRAF
IS
ON
German
Dirislblc
Ixft
Seville
Todav
For
Her
Base
In
BC(ViL.i.ei.
opsin,
June
o.
ine
r
Wl
Affpr
IVleeunfif
German
dirigible
Graf
Zeppelin
left
mttl
0
Seville
for
Frledrlchshafen
Frledrlchshafen
this
this
af-
af
ternoon
after
having
spent
half
an
n-TTAWA
June
5:
There
was
no
hour
here.
She
Is
on
the
home
lap
of
I
,,,
t
fnllnwlne
'"W"K
a
caoinei
a
iwq
weess
journey
uciom
mr
ni-
Wheat
announcement
...
be
iantic-
Ocean
to
Sbuth
and
North
QUoled
on
tho
lnral
exchange
meeting
weuu-u-
'Amprlpa.
Great
Opportunities
to
Win
Several
Fine
Prizes
Caii(li(lacs
in
Daily
News
Campaign
Kathcr
Slow
in
Cominj;
Forward
and
Mny
lie
a
Fine
Prize
For
Each
One
Candidntes
in
the
Daily
News
campaign
are
rather
slow
in
coming
forward
and
the
result
ma,y
be
that
there
will
be
a
good
prize
for
each
one.
Provided
there
'are
four
entries
the
four.
grnd
prizes
will
be
donated.
It
looks
justMdwJikelfr
Candidates
when
nominated
should
decide
if
they
will
run
as
Conservative
or
Liberal
or
they
may
refuse
to
run
as
a
party
candidate
and
instead
be
an
independent.
It
lies
with
themselves.
Following
arc
the
prizes:
First
Prize
...New
Radio
With
Electrola
h
Second
Prize
Sterling:
Silver
Set
Third
Prize
...
.Toilet
and
Manicure
Sets
Fourth
Prize
97-Piece
Dinner
Set
Concordat
Reached
by
London
and
Rome
Over
Difference
in
Malta
Official
Rlue
Book
Issued
Today
Contains
.
Correspondence
Church
Is
Charged
With
Interfering
,
In
Domestic
Politics
LONDON,
June
5:
An
official
blue
book
published
contains
correspondence
between
the
British
govern-
rf
iS
I
fa
I
IS
which
the.
Vatican
is
charged
with
acting
in
a
manner
X
vu
1
lal
-.U
"which
constitutes
nothing
less
than
a
claim
to
interfere
.
.
i
i
i
U
V
671
17
tf1
r27ii
Wltn
tne
uomes"c
pontics
oi
a
coiony.
ine
trouble
arose
ili-j't-LlLL
I
LiLHS
months
ago
when
the
Prime
Minis,
-r
of
Malta,
Lord
Strickland,
himself
a
Catholic,
prevented
ecclesiastical
n
.
.
1
1
:
.
;
r
i.
e
:
m
;
i
t
Vanrmivnr
fioloncl
Aain
Head
0f
lUL,IUIltlua
u
uusiuiTiiig
a
rranciscan
priest,
wno
Canadian
i.eiion
nr.
Aiward,
(Was
a
native
Maltese,
to
a
bicihan
monastery
against
his
will.
Maltese
Catholics
were
then
forbidden
by
churchmen
to
vote
for
the
government
party
in
the
forthcoming
A
concordat
between
the
government
and
the
Holy
See
has
now
been
put
in
draftf
orm.
RTW0
YEARS
IDR.BAIRD
'
INPRISONj
MODERATOR
Sentence
Is
Imposed
on
Winnipeg
,
Elected
Last
Night
at
Opening
of
Grain
Man
Who
Defrauded
Bank
of
Montreal
WINNIPEG,
June
5:
Fred
H.
Bole,
promliunt
Winnipeg
grain
man,
was
sentenced
yesterday
to
two
years
In
penitentiary
on
charges
of
obtaining
money
from
the
Bank
of
Montreal
by
false
statements.
Bole,
who
was
head
of
tnt
Elec
tric
Elevator
Co.
Ltd..
recently
suspended
from
trading
on
the
Winnipeg
Exchange,
pleaded
guilty
in
orovlncial
police-
court,
to
threw
charges
which
were
laid
against
him,
covering
amounts
totalling
$85,000
alleged
to
have
been
obtained
from
the
bank.
ATTEMPT
DEFEATED
Efforts
of
Labor
Party
Back
Benchers
to
Have
More
Active
Part
In
Affairs
Fail
LONDON,
June
5:
Attempts
on
the
part
of
certain
back
benchers
to
obtain
for
the
Parliamentary
rank
and
file
a
more
direct
part
In
the'
conduct
of
government
policy
were
'defeated
at
a
meeting
of
the
Parliamentary
Party
Wednesday.
I
Several
amendments
to
the
party
Irules
on
discipline
were
moved
and.
were
defeated
by
large
majorities.
It
was
sought
unsuccessfully
to
alter
the
rules
to
permit
of
prospec-klve
legislation
receiving
greater
surveillance
by
the
party
as
a
whole.
FISH
SALES
Summary
American
7,000
pounds,
and
7c.
13.1c
Canadian
16.000
oounds.
10.8c
and
6c
and
10.9d.hnd
6c.
.
American
Qlaclcr,
7,000,
Booth,
13.1c
and
7c.
Presbyterian
General
Assembly
In
Hamilton
HAMILTON.
June
5:
Rev.
Dr.
Frank
Baird
of
Plctou,
NJ5,
was
last
night
elected
moderator
of
the
General
Assembly
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
in
Canada
at
the
opening
of
the
annual
meeting
nere.
:
J.
W.
McKInley
is
in
Hamilton
representing
the
local
Piesbytertan
Church
at
the
General
Assembly
meeting.
'
DETECTIVE
HAS
DIED
Third
Victim
of
Und-r-radnate
Shooting
at
Cambrige
Earlier
In
Week
CAMBRIDGE.
En..
June
5:
Detective
Sergeant
Willis
died
in
hospital
here
yesterday
from
injuries
sustained
when
an
undergraduate
at
Cambridge
University
shot
and
killed
A.
F.
R.
Wollatcon,
famous
explorer,
and
.
the
suicided.
Small
Boy
Is
Killed
By
Car
Robert
Bnokeryi
Aged
Six,
Lost
Life
on
Kinjrsway
in
Vancouver
Yesterday
VANCOUVER.
June
5:-Robert
Bookery,
aged
six,
was
killed
late
ryostcrday
afternoon
when
he
was
vstruck
by
a
truck
on
Kingsway.
COLD
STORAGE.
PUTS
UP
YACHT
TROPHY
4.
.
The
C.
iadian
Fish
tt
Cold
Storage
Co.
has
decided
to
put
up
a
handsome
silver
totem
pole
as
a
trophy
in
connection
with
Uie
SeatUe-Prince
Rupert
Canadian
month.
To
which
class
the
Sclma,
.9.0.00,
Atlln,
10.8c
and
6a
trophy
will
be
allocated
will
be
Drott,
.3.000,
Cold
Storage,
10.3c
decided
shortly.
and
6c.
U
Dundas,
4,000,
Booth,
10.9c
and6c.l't'