MPLOYMENT
STABILIZATION
Railway
Workers
Make
Many
Suggestions
For
Remedying
Situation
Favor
40-Hour
Week
With
No
Reduction
In
Pay,
Fewer
Apprentices,
Elimination
of
'
Helpers
and
Other
Changes
WINNIPEG,
June
7:
The
Canadian
railways
will
be
nod
upon
to
revise
their
entire
general
and
financial
icture
in
order
to
secure
greater
stabilization
of
em-rv
rment
as
a
result
of
decisions
made
at
a
convention
of
j
:
vision
ino.
i
oi
tne
railway
employees
department,
Am-runan
Federation
of
Labor,
which
concluded
its
sessions
v
yesterday.
In
an
effort
to
overcome
irregularity
of
(r
,
Joyment,
a
schedule
of
proposed
changes
was
drawn
The
suggestions
included
a
40-hour
week
with
no
reduc-r
in
wages,
reduction
in
number
of
annrpntirps
nnrl
1
honing
of
their
period
of
apprenticeship
in
harmony
IRnnilla
UhnU
'
a
shorter
week,
gradual
elimination
of
helpers,
two
I
..
.
.
'
u..i:,i....
:n.
i.
i
t
fl.l
Tib
holidays
with
nay
each
year
and
emnlovment
nf
n
mum
force
during
periods
of
depression.
TESTS
ARE
BEING
MADE
II:
'io
Telephone
May
Ite
Means
of
Linking
Prince
Rupert
With
South
In
Near
Future
"
mating
of
the
Chamber
amerce
last
night,
a
letter
'cived
from
J.
Hamilton,
K
.sident
and
general
manager
:
B
C.
Telephone
Co.
at
Van-arknowledging
a
letter
reft
om
the
chamber
In
regard
;
legibilities
of
Prince
Rupert
linked
up
with
other
sections
province
by
long
distance
.:
'tie.
Hamilton
said
he
fully
appre-
Andrew
Charlie,
Fisherman,
Lose
Lives
at
Dry
Bay
JUNEAU,
June
7:
George
Rock
"od,
deckhand,
and
Andrew
Char-fisherman,
lost
overboard
were
wc
im
w.v.-
GERMAN
MINISTER
TO
LISBON
FALLS
1
man
minuter.
Albert
von
Bali-
Rand,
was
assa
urinated
todav
at
he
was
returning
from
rialt-.
i
ine
German
wai-shins
in
the
harbor.
A
German
eitisen
fired
the
two
shots
which
killed
4-
Baligand.
He
was
arrested.
,.
.
,
NICKERS0N
COMPLAINT
Uie
desire
of
the
chamber
to,
intends
to
Hale
Magistrate
and
cummunkation
facilities
in
j
police
Chief
Into
Court
Under
I
the
prospective
industrial
Parking
Bylaw
mnent
in
Prince
Rupert
and
t
and
his
company
was
equal-'
Although
no
summons
had
been
Al
ius
to
establish
telephone
j
issued
up
to
an
early
hour
this
af-
incaUon
with
them.
jternoon,
It
was
still
understood
to-
munager
stated
that
ar-
day
that
O.
W.
Nickerson.
who
was
Menu
had
already
been
com-:
fined
yesterday
for
an
infraction
of
j
;
tor
experimental
tests
by
re-
city
traffic
bylaw,
intended
phone
to
connect
with
their
ling
informations
against
Magis-iii
'
he
hoped
as
far
north
as
trate
Thomas
McClymont
and
Ser-
Rupert,
and
he
was
fully
igeant.G.
J.
Duncan,
chief
of
city
ii
ni
that
some
practical
con-;
police,
under
the
same
bylaw.
The
would
be
established
at
a
ALBERTA
to
be
that
he
parked
his
car
more
than
one
foot
from
the
curb
and
that
against
the
sergeant
that
he
parked
his
within
26
feet
of
a
fire
hydrant.
Matlstrate
McClymont
suiea
.
.
n.Hl.i,itlliiiV
In
T
lberals.
35;
the
Conservatives.
Former
waraen
.
"
aT.
Ubor.
11.
and
IndependenU,
26.
DROWNED
VANCOUVER.
'June
Col.
II.
W,;6bot.1rormey',wilfdert
Of
New
Westminster
penitentiary,
has
been
i
"
1
fjfttcf
Itnil
at
rhimliH
nf
fnm-
T
TBI
-
-"
aaaaaaaa
v.a
aaa
w.a.-
merjee
Meeting
Hjr
captain
'Barney
Johnson
BEFORE
ASSASSIN
j
-r.-r
.'
.
-
--.
A
ietter
from
Oapt.
Barney
John-
LISBON.
June
7.
-The
Ger-
t.son
read
at
the
Chamber
of
Com
charge
against
the
magistrate
was
merce
meeting
last
night
stated
that
he
feund,U.e
Deputy
Minister
'
of
Mafinettverse
to
spending
a
largt.iSumlil'rputting
a
lighthouse
arid-iMaignalmn
Bonilla
Island
but
tbeylnroAld'
vsree
that
a
light
on
Biltterwnrth
Rocks
and
a
lighted!
buoy
to
the
westward
of
the
War-
i
rior
Rock
group
would
assist
in
safeguarding
navigation.
All
these!
matters
had
been
discussed
with
the
department
by
Mr.
Brady.
The
marine
department
did
not
think
the
time
ripe
for
preparing
the
Hecate
Straits
for
deep
sea
traffic.
They,
however,
had
practically
decided
to
place
radio
beacons
on
Cape
St.
James,
Langara
Island
and
Triple
Islands.
With
these
aids
installed,
Mr.
Johnson
said
he
thought
the
approaches
to
Prince
Rupert
would
be
well
safeguarded.
BOYS
WENT
OVER
DOCK
Two
Lads
Drowned
Last
Night
in
Trajedy
at
Campbell
River
CAMPBELL
RIVER,
June
7:
Thrown
from
a
bicycle,
on
which
thv
wore
rlriinz
over
the
edee
of
FI
Ff
TlftN1"
hBert
ElLLl
1
lUH
,
ve
hl8
permission
to
be
prosecuted.
Masters,
aged
nine,
and
Graham
nrotxeded
with,
H
',
ageu
.
wc
ulUwucu
i
if
the
rc
eases
are
ii
"rri
The
bodies
have
not
been
night.
re
hPf,
h
they.wUl
be
heart
1
by
,
larmers
Have
Most
Candidates
In,
is
expected
covered
Field
Four
Acclamations
Arc
Anticipated
KHMONTON.
June
7:
With
no-1
lllM"!ions
closing
Monday
for
the
a
i
.'Tt.u
provincial
elections,
It
is
ex-i"
ri'
l
that
there
will
be
four
ac-1
'
"'uiti'jns.
Of
a
total
of
138
candl-!
"
named,
the
United
Fimners!
1,1
Alberta
have
47
for
53
ridings;
Aid.
S.
D.
Macdonald
and
W.
E.
Col
llson
sitting
peace.
as
justices
of
the
COL.
COOPER
APPOINTED
Witnesses
say
that
one
of
Uie
boys
was
riding
on
Uie
handle
bars
when
the
wheel
struck
a
guard
rail
and
pitched
Uie
two
boys
into
the
water,
George
Black
to
Contest
Seat
in
gay-ylBalaBBBBBBBBBBBM
Bwgj
w5s
JjsjjpjBBB
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''jTaS
To
oppose
H
H.
Stevens
in
Vancouver
Centre
SHORTAGE
GREATER
Hclliwcll,
Maclachlan
Si
Co.,
Chartered
Areountants,
Present
Report
on
Relief
Work
VANCOUVER,
June
7:
Shortages
in
mlacellaneow
receipts
and
accounts
of
the
city
relief
depart-
VANCOUVER.
June
7:
Interna,
ttonal
co-operation
in
advertising
and
merchandising
6f
canned
salmon
to
bring
Uie
product
greetir
popularity
on
Uie
markets
of
Uie
i
mnt
Co.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
June
7:
JVheat
was
quoted
on
Uie
local
exchange
today
at
$l.loya.
yond
their
depth
bufore
EcoiSi
Personal
Message
to
People
of
U
iU
l,
Premier
Mackenzie
King
Sends
Skeena
Through
Local
Candidate
Olof
Hanson,
Liberal
candidate
in
the
riding
of
Skeena,
last
evening
received
the
following
message
from
Rt.
Hon.
mT
1
m
.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King.
Prime
Minister
of
Canada:
I
UKOn
1
erritOry
j
"As
we
enter
upon
the
political
campaign.
q$
the
present
relief
officer,
salary
$3600
per
year.
Black
has
decided
to
contest
Yukon
leagues
in
the
government
and
myself
Upon
your
selection
succeeding
George
ireiuu.
u-
of
m
and
as
the
candidate
ot
the
Liberal
party
in
the
constituency.
OerEe
Roekwood,
Deckhand,
and
j
missed
following
an
Investigation
date
'
J"'
"The
record
of
the
-
present
administration
.
m
and
the
far-
Uie
department,
TWO
IN
FIELD
Th
I
M
camoalgn
I'HIIIimiKtl
ma..
campaign.
Tomorrow's
.T?
'
'
,
m
BOSTON
GRILL
Sunday,
June
8,
1930
6a
II'Bh
11.56
a.m.
17.8
1144.
V
Special
LAItCJE
CABARET
Dlqnera
Thuraday
and
SatuTdtyt
23.48
pjn
21.2
ft.
"7Ak"'
Dancing
Every
Saturday
Night,
9
to
IS
Low
5.54
a
jn.
35
ft.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
".46
pjn.
7.4
ft,
Accommodationi
for
private
Partlea
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSIER
fllONE
4S7
Vji
No.
XXI.,
No.
133.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JUNE
7,
1930
Miniature
lighthouse.
Lang
Stove
Co.
Binoculars,
Richard
Froboese
Co.
Trophy,
Gillmore
Oil
Co.
Lubricating
oil
prizes.
Vacuum
Oil
Co,
General
Petroleum
Co.,
Valvo-line
Oil
Co.
SAMPLE
OF
ORE
The
Dally
News
has
received
a
sample
of
the
ore.
said
to
carry
values
of
$30
a
ton,
which
recently
.Summary
,
.
T
iA
:
a
i-x.
i:
..
:
T
:i
1
.
M.v-.r''l,r'r"i.
-"
:
i'eui
,
may
i
uAkciiu
tu.uu
iiiu
uu
uuii
yvu
uiukimx
;and
6c.
.
,
..
"4Q.!)Ci
VANCOUVER,
June
7:
George
OI
Skeena
tne
Very
hearty
congratulations
OI
my
COl-;
Canadian
1300
pounds,
10c
and
.
American
Alrntnn
in
flftn
inH
Rnncat
O
Win
.
.
.
t
.
.
......a,
.
u,
a.
.a
uaiiu
aw',
reiiuiuii.
tuuociiucntua
ui
ine
uiuiu
usuu
ui
uiv
yiv&vui
cold
storage,
I05c
iind
6c.
contest
lend
a
strength
to
our
cause
which
should
make
a
'
Brothers.
13.000,
and
Anna
jm
n,-
The
.
annual
picnic
.
of
.
the
.
Sun-
.
gtrong
appeal
to
the
clectors
of
Skeena.
w
.
Mn"!
TSSS'iTS.'S
RdSwd
SaSTSLSrE.'
"I
be
grateful
if
you
will
say
to
the
people
of
the
dates
were
in
the
new
n
u.
cnnstituencv
that
if
rfltnrnpri
tn
nnwpr.
thp
nrpspnt
Jiiimin-
,
.
q-
worKing
iium
u
UHU.N
una
iuuiuuik
r
-
I
'
f
i-
'om
the
gasboat
Rolfe
while
at-(News
lmp,'t,
and
the
on,
boats
started
going
ovet
with
IStratlon
Will
do
j
its
.
Utmost
to
continue
to
merit
.
the
,
C0n-
Xm
Cnter
Dry
Day
rrm
oSr?n7L?berai.
(
children
and
parents
on
board,
fidence
thus
expressed
by
the
citizens
of
our
Dominionl
!
500.
Booth,
105c
and
6c.
Canadian
Velma
C.
11.000.
Atlla
10c
and
6c.
.
,0.
S.
T,
2,500,
Cold
tSorage,
10o
and
6c.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
URGED
GREA
T
INTEREST
IN
THE
CRUISER
SPRINT
1
"
.'.'O
General
Election
Will
Cost
Canada
Two
Million
Dollars,
Highest
in
Dominion
History
I
OTTAWA,
June
7:-Jules
Castonguai,
chief
electoral
officer,
estimates
that
the
,cbmihg
general
election
will
cost
the
federal
treasury
$000,000,
the
highest
cost
on
record.
He
said
that
thre
would
be
20,000
polls
throughout
the
Dominion
and
that
it
would
average
from
$20
to
$30
to
man
each
poll.
Preparation
of
the
voters'
lists
containing
4,000,-000
names
will
cost
about
25c
per
name
when
enumeration,
registration,
revision
and
printing
of
the
lists
is
completed.
Ligntnouse
Ma
y
BerSidetracked
Ian
Mackenzie
PANTAGES
RELEASED
'Millionaire
Showman
Out
On
Bail
Pending
Hearing
of
Appeal
j
LOS
ANGELES,
June
7s
The
California
Supreme
Court
yesterday
ordered
the
release
on
ball
of
Al-
Twelve
Boats
Already
Entered
For
Big
Race
.j,
Ending
Here
June
24
ehowSn,
whoitoSuie
3t?
JS
eatc
Tacoma,
Olympia
and
Sheldon
Already
pending
action
on
an
appeal
ag-,
alnst
his
one
to
fifty
year
prison
sentence
for
the
criminal
assault
of
Eunice
Prlngle,
young
dancer.
BIG
LIQUOR
of
provinicaniquor
jkhflt
eaijy
tii
July.
Under
the
arrartgenient
xl$t-
Co-Operate
in
Salmon
Selling
American,
Canadian
and
Japanese
Canners
Get
Together
in
Campaign
ncfitjciiieo
rme
i
ropny
JLisc
Is
Being
Built
Up
SEATTLE,
June
7:
Great
interest
is
rlevt-lnni
n
rr
nil
-
.
uu
(along
the
coast
in
the
international
cruiser
,.Vj'l
marathon
!
which
will
start
here
late
this
month
and
finish
up
in
Prince
Rupert
on
the
afternoon
of
June
2i
Tr
will
ho.
nna
CD!
ITIMTI?
fth,e
yachting
classics
of
the
season
on
the
Pacific
Coast
UI
Lil
JJUi
TweIve
boats
are
already
definitely
entered
in
the
race
ian.a
many
more
are
expected
to
come
in.
The
fine"
list
of
prizes
that
is
beiner
nut
un
at
Prinr-P
PunoH-
k
Yia
ManitJpalitin
Will
Soon
Receive
I
nf
miiPh
rrrtif.Vof
in
,otL
anA
.Z:.
Half
nf
Million
Dollars
-
interests
,
,
wni.
mm
uas
ojjuireu
lunner
ma-
ft
Fsullable
oanauw
donations.
j
VICTORIA,
Jane
7:MuoidpaUii,tPie
no
1
ties
of
Britl'lumbla,WrSyfij.be..no
dearth
half
n
millinn
iKllam
A-tMr1
thi
BWaras.
M
,
,
.
a
I
-
'
1
.
Y"V
.
rine
here
and
elsewhere
inn
Ifjet
eouna
to
come
along
with
There
is
going
of
trophies
or
"Following
is
the
official
entry
list
to
date:
r
i
uib
up
uie
presenia,
uiey
wouiu
i
From
S
ta.aM
UllUl
kl
iaO
Ui.
UMU
VI
iUJlW
for
the
six
months
ending
March
31
but
Uie
government
has
decided
to!
make
the
$500,000
allocation
as
the
first
instalment
of
a
million;
-dollac
gran
t
to
wnicn
we
municipalities
ii;
will
be
entitled
under
new!iegislafj
tlon
passed
at
the
last
sesxlon
0f
the
legislature.
The
allocation
of
the
present
grant
will
be
made
on
the
basis
of
school
attendance,
figures
for
which
will
not
be
available
until
the
end
of
the
school
year
this
-summer.
!
cattle
owers,
Bolinder,
Richard
Frbboese.
Tyce,
IStuart
Walsh.
Mary
Marann,
Frank
Seldclhuber.
Helmaek,
Charles
P.
McElroy,
lze,
C.
J.
E.
Blang.
'
From
Tacoma
Argosy.
Dr.
Rich.
Octoo,
Joe
Long.
Comet,
Frank
L.
Baker.
From
Olympia
Klttiwake,
Walter
Drahara.
Winnifred,
Adoph
iSchmldt.
From
Shelton
Buccaneer,
William'
O.
Reed.
MINISTERS
ARE
NAMED
Announred
By
Premier
MacDonald
;
LONDON.
June
7:--ChanW
In
the
Labor
ministry
of
Premier
J.
Ramsay
MacDonald
are
officially
announced
as
follows:
Secretary
of
State
for
Dominions.
t
Hon.
J.
H.
Thomas.
Lord
Privy
Seel,
Rt.
Hon.
Vernon
Hartshorn.
Minister
of
Agriculture
and
Fish
eries,
Rt.
Hon.
Christopher
Addlsen,
succeeding
Rt
Hon.
Noel
Buxltp
who
has
been
raised
to
the
In
addiUon
to
the
Prince
Rupert
I
P"mitary
Secretary
to
the
trophies,
prize
cups
are
being
puti!11
01
Agncurrara,.Eari
He
la
up
by
the
SeatUe.
Tacoma
and)
'
...
Olympia
Yacht
Clubs
and
from
the
I
.
f
.
7
unaer
secretary
or
w"c
m
uw
war
UIIwe-
Mar-Othr
Queen
City
Yapht
Club
SeatUe.
donations
are
as
follows:
i
Seventy-five
pound
anchor,
Isa-L
,7
r
Mtnr-
acson
Iron
Works.
End
Irons,
Pacific
Marine
Supply
ICo.
,
Taylor
storm
guide,
Sunde-Everg
Co.
Barometer,
SeatUe
Marine
Equip-
world
Is
assured
In
acUon
which
Sport
boat.
Treoohlng
Boat
Co
'Will
be
taken
lolntlv
bv
naekers
of
ment,
which
were
estimated
by
Unitcd
States,
Canada
and
Ja-Chlef
Clerk
J.
H.
McCashln
to
pan.
Approval
was
given
Uie
idea
at
amount
to
$355,
wfilch
sum
he
said
a
meeUng
in
Belllngham,
Wash.
was
loaned
to
George
D.
Ireland,
discharged
relief
officer,
are
stated
to
be
at
least
$1369
In
a
report
from
Halllwell,
Maclachlan
&
Co.,
chartered
accountants,
submitted
to
Uie
city
council
yesterday.
Financial
Secretary
to
War
Office,
Stephen
Sanders.
Secretary
of
State
for
Colonies.
Lord
Passf
leld.
BARBER
IS
CANDIDATE
Will
Again
Be
Conservative
Standard
Bearer
in
Fraser
Valley
Federal
Riding
ABBOTSFORD,
June
7:A
Conservative
convention
here
yesterday
nominated
H.
J.
Barber,
member
for
Fraser
Valley
In
the
last
Parliament,
to
nnnlaat
that
rUttnm
arrived
fr
Casalaixn
the
Wt'agftin.
He
will
be
opposed
by
O.
a
bank
of
the
SUklneIt
has
th
ip-kieOeer
KjC.
of
Vancouver,
who
pcaranee-fcf
being
mineralized
with'
wa,
tendered
the
Liberal
nomlna-copper
prrtominaUniK
,lt
may
be
tlon
a
few
days
ago.
seen
ai
ine
uauy
jsews
oince.
.
H
SALES
BIRTH
A
daughter
was
bom
this
morning
at
their
home
801
Borden
St
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
W.
Patmore.
PItl
KINCE
CAROL
TO
BE
NAMED
KING
BUCHAREST,
June
7:
The
exiled
Prince
Carol
of
Rou-
mania
arrived
here
today
by
airplane
from
France
and
was
acclaimed
by
Uie
army
and
Uie
populace.
It
Is
expected
f
that
he
will
be
proclaimed
king
tonight