ToJ
VWeathcr
p
.,.
w
t-
-
Prinq
5'
i
H
:,-Clcar,
light
north
west
w.,e
meter,
30.41;
sea
smooths
V
!l
XXII
Trantlc
Ktrorls
Being
Made
to
Extricate
Harvard
From
California
Keef
.
new
vrtntr
Jnni
s:
Taxlcab
Harry
Bowman
of
the
Cana-
rtlun
National
colonization
de-
oartmcnt
arrived
in
thc
city
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning.
Mr.
Bow-
man
is
moving
his
headquar-
tcrs
from
Vancouver
to
tjila
ity
owing
to
Prince
Rupert
be-
tng
nearer
central
Interior
farming
lands.
11
l
U
I
i
l.i
I
Ji
l.l
!.!
I.os
ANGELES.
June
3:
Under
factory.
Crawford
and
Herbert
Spencer,
eulariy.
At
Uie
same
time
It
would
n,i.v
Riving
him
large
support
in
nis
tish
put
on
the
market.
ruicttdature
for
a
Judgeship.
At
the
j
The
conference
was
called
by
the
l
it
xt
available
count
last
night,
mayor
for
9
o'clock,
following
other
l
i.iik
was
trailing
his
opponent,
iclvic
meetings
and
was
attended
by
McCoy,
by
a
mere
8.000
votes.
iCantalns
Larscn
and
Chrlstensen
liberty
pending
trial
$100,000.
FLOATING
STEAMER
telegram
sent
was
not
very
satis
th
thrnnt
nf
Imnonrtlni
rlslnc
SCaS
r-nlnnol
NlchollS
OUUlncd
the
Si-!
swell.
Langara
Island-Cloudy,
light
.westerly
wind;
light
swell.
tl
Dead
Tree
Point-Clear,
calm;
ilbarometor.
3054;
temperature.
60.
sea
smooth.
mmln
a
result
of
an
accident
while
employed
in
logging.
Bolton,
who
was
Captain
Larscn,
who
told
about
the
132
years
of
age,
had
his
leg
badly
dlan
fishermen
operated.
Most
of
1
day
of
last
week.
He
was
rushed
to
them
would
have
to
tic
up
If
the
the
Hazelton
Hospital
where
he
died
present
condition
continued.
last
Saturday
morning
from
hem-Mr.
Morrison
told
of
the
efforts
morrnage.
already
made
to
Induce
the
Seattle,
The
service
conducted
by
Com-!
a
a
r;cc
naj
vjj
cnabe
owners
to
agree
ui
a
uc-uy
i
wi
manuHiu
ncu
wo
luigcijr
ikiiui.h
hoat
for
ten
days.
The
reply
to
a
as
was
a
memorial
service
which
loiiowca
immediately
aiier
me
interment.
Bolton
Is
survived
by
a
widow.
.uki
winds,
salvage
workers
were
tuatlon
from
the
point
of
view
of
mother
and
faUier,
n.
iking
frantic
efforts
last
night
ln'the
buyers.
The
market
was
usually
and
two
brothers.
'
linal
attempt
to
refloat
tne
poor
at
this
time
ol
year.
mey
"imcr
Harvard,
which
wrecked
j
couid
reduce
the
supply
for
a
short
i
-ward
the
end
of
last
week
on
thc'Ume
he
thought
prices
would
lm-
hrlne
tr
thmtsht
the
remedy
was
New
York
City
two
children
SEE
SIGHTS
-
........niu,
wu.t.
"""
JJiu--
"
.
:
,
w-kW
1
T-t
:mupod
overboard
tn
order
to
iargcly
in
"
the
"
hanas
V
oi
me
...H.I..
vw.
-
A
I
I
W
Ml
A
ISi
Vi
iton
the
ship.
owners
and
fisnermen.
rossiui,
u
officers
of
the
ship
unequivocally
wcek's
tie-up
might
be
better
than
iimy
rnargea
of
negligence
in
cuu-i
M
Hon
with
the
wreck.
TY
llli
1
umiju
ten
days.
Northern
II.
C.
Airways
uypsy
nioin
Practically
every
person
present
(
tMaiIc
xumber
of
Short
Flights
had
something
tb
say
and
all
seem-1
Morning
cd
agreed
that,
to
tic
up
each
boat,
for
a
period
after
arrival,
would
j
Thc
new
Qypjy
Moth
plane
of
ihn
nroblem.
Finally,
tne
ju.
Mnrthrm
B.
C.
Alrwavs
made
a
T
Pfnc
I
llflmayor
suggested
that
the
council
number
0f
sightseeing
flights
with
IdAl
IVttlCO
VUI
.
hl
ftDDolnt
a
delegate
to
work
Dassengers
this
morning.
All
who
rnmmittec
from
the
other
,
lir)
ln
he
nlane
SDoke
hiehlv
New
Srale
Provides
For
Charge
of
interests
to
try
to
bring
this
about
,
the
periormance
of
the
ship
and
15c
Per
Mile
Throujhout
thc
City
.
.
...
TiiiiiAn
.
and.
on
motion
ol
Aiaerman
ru.M.
p
Jot
D.
MUrpny.
thc
iiiv
mayor
was
"-n
appointed.
He
agreed
.
ayor
C.
II.
Orme.
president
'
of
SHOP
GIRL
AND
HER
FRIEND
WIN
FORTUNE
IN
ARMY-NAVY
SWEEP
Miss
Blnnle
has
been
the
sole
support
during
tha
past
winter
.
.
il
a
'
vWJIY
NO
HELP
FOR-
-THE
FISHERMEN?
In
his
budget
speech
this
week
Premier
Bennett
announced
that
the.
government
would
pay
five
cents
a
bushel
of
the
cost
'of
transporting
exported
'wheat.
This
is
really
a
bonus
on
wheat
growing
for
the
purpose
of
helping
the
farmer.
Now
the
fishermen
arc
just
as
badly
hit
as
the
wheat
growers.
They
are
unable
to
sell
their
product
them
to
carry
on
and
pay
their
bills.
Especially
arc
they
handicapped
in
connection
with
marketing,
owing
to
thc
two-cent
duty
on
halibut
going
into
thc
United
States.
Wc
suggest
that
the
federal
government
meet
the
situation
by
giving
a
bonus
on
transportation
of
halibut
to
thc
extent
of
two
cents
a
pound
to
meet
thc
duty.
If
it
is
proper
to
bonus
the
farmer,
it
surely
is
also
possible
to
bonus
thc
fisherman.
He
is
equally
deserving,
finds
himself
the
victim
of
equally
difficult
marketing
conditions
and
just
now
needs
help
badly.
More
aiUIV
than
mail
tlmt,
wrui,
the
iiiv
to
act
provided
the
fishermen
and
tne
company,
and
.
S.
D.
Johnston.1
...
,.
nfrn:n
;,
ninn.
Ol
n
Sro
mg
grain
IS
a
piea-The
other
interests
wished
him
to
do
so.
8ecretary,
were
among
the
passen-
ti,
ranadlan
Canadian
w
-
vessel
vessel
owners
owners
.
are
a,re
a
j
.
sant-occupation
linaccom-
!.,,
.ui.
.w..
,.
rut
their
I
to
Ul
v
I
II
w
C.VJ
'
-
"
ni
lces
to
15c
per
mile
througnoui
anxtous
to
have
me
goYeu.......
.
-:
.
the
rltv
laulatc
the
lengtn
OI
ine
p
-
TT-PTTT-r-r
COLONIZATION
MAN
OF
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
MOVES
TO
THIS
CITY
tween
each
can
oi
boat
so
that
the
tie-up
may
be
en-
forced
for
every
vessel
comma
the
port'.
The
Weather
to
WINNIPEO,
June
3:
Minnie
Blnnle.
department'
store
employee,
with
a
friend
drew
Sandwich
In
the
Newfound-
.
.
.t,
land
Army
it
Navy
Veterans
Triple
Island-cicar.
ng
.weenstake
and
won
$30,000.
niAit
winn'
muuuinvv
MIOII
panied
by
danger
to
the
grower,
whereas
fishing
is
an
occupation
in
which
those
engaged
undergo
hardships
and
arc
in
constant
danger
from
thc
elements.
Under
these
circumstances
wc
do
not
sec
how
thc
government
can
refuse
the
fishermen
thc
same
amount
of
aid
they
are
giv
ing
thc
farmers.
of
her
lamuy,
ner
lamer
ana
t,
three
brothers
having
been
un-
'Jack
McNulty,
.....
who
has
been
or.
Pmoloved
'a
trP
10
Vancouver
and
Seatt
;.
empioy.
returned
to
the
city
on
'the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JUNE
3,
1931
Vuu-rs
of
Los
Angeles
were
yester-,verv
irreaUT
reduce
the
amount
of
Henry
Bolton
Dies
as
Result
Logging
Accident
Funeral
At
Vanarsdol
Commandant
William
Kerr.
Salvation
Army,
returned
to
the
city
Yisterday
marked
Clark's
being
f0r
the
vessel
owners,
J.
N.
Morrison
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
f
i
mally
bound
over
for
trial
on
the
for
the
fishermen,
Col.
J.
W.
Nicn-1
Vanarsdol
where
on
Monday
nignt
jnurder
charge.
He
was
given
his
0ll,
Charles
Starr.
James
Lee
and
,
he
conducted
funeral
service
for
the
on
ball
ol
c.
A.
Klrkendall
I6r
tne
miyers.
ah
j
late
Henry
Bolton,
wen
Known
na-
thc
members
of
tne
council
were
jtlve
oi
mat
village,
wno
naa
aiea
as
I
present.
The
discussion
was
commenced
oy
T
Above
is
seen
a
picture
of
the
principal
figures
tn
:he
R"val
Fam
"y
during
a
recent
public
appearance
His
Majesty
is
riding
to
church,
accompanied
by
Queen
M;.:v
und
ihr
Prince
of
Wales.
LOST
LIFE
IN
WOODS
of
EDITORIAL
WHEAT
CRASHES
Prices
Take
Heavy
Drop
as
Federal
Farm
Board
Withdraws
Support
From
Old
Crop
CHICAGO,
June
3:
On
the
strength
of
reports
that
the
Federal
Farm
Board
had
withdrawn
support
from
the
old
crop,
June
wheat
crashed
13'jc
at
Minneapolis
today
and
12c
at
Duluth.
Before
the
market
closed,
however,
'
it
had
rallied
five
cents,
The
Chicago
price
was
oft
three
to
four
cents.
APPLY
FOR
UNSEATING
City
of
Vancouver
Takes,.
Steps
Oust
Police
Commissioner
Harry
Burgess
to
VANCOUVER.
June
3:
A
writ
asking
for
the
unseating
of
Police
Commissioner
Harry
Burgess
on
the
ground
that
he
had
been
con-
vlcted
once
In
city
police
court
on
j
te$led
HONORED
BY
KING
Ben
Turner,
Noted
Laborlte
M.P,
One
of
Those
Knighted
By
His
Majesty
Today
LONDON,
June
3:
The
King's
Birthday
honor
list
contains
four
I
baronets
and
25
knighthoods.
!
Ben
Turner.
Labor
member
of
:
Parliament
and
one
of
the
best
i
known
trades
union
officials,
was
knighted.
Rev.
John
K.
Hanson,
who
hii
been
on
weeks
to
COAL
BEDS
RELOCATED
Fred.
Ilaslcy
of
Pouce
Coupe
Makei
Discovery
Is
High
Grade
Fuel
SOUTH
PINE,
B.C..
June
3
Deposits
of
coal,
said
to
be
of
.evea
finer
quality
than
the
famous
coil
beds
at
Hudson
Hope,
have
been!
"rediscovered"
near
here
by
Fred
Halsey
of
Pouce
Coupe.
Twenty
years
ago
Hasley
found
out-cropplngs
of
a
coal
seam
o
i
Beaudette
(Blondelle)
Creek.
Analysis
showed
them
to
be
of
venr
high
quality.
He
has
taken
out
a
I
new
set
oi
samples
in
tne
oeuri
jthat
the
rapid
increase
of
population
ln
the
Peace
country
will
soon
Justify
opening
a
mine.
He
has
also
taken
out
samples
of
another
coal
seam
found
by
Phil
Essweln
opposite
Pass
Creek.
When
ln
Essweln's
blacksmith
i
a
tnelt
cnarge
was
niea
in
oupreme
,
jnop
tnl5
coaJ
proved
excellent
for
Court
by
the
city
clerk
yesterday.
I
weidlng
purposes.
I
The
case
will
be
heard
on
Thursday
j
'
or
Friday.
I
The
city
council
some
time
ago
tasked
Burgess
for
his
resignation
but
he
failed
to
comply
with
the
request
so
the
unseating
proceed-
Mlga
UitlC
MUVV
Mini
amivvv.
LINER
IS
AGROUND
President
Jefferson
Able
to
.
Itself,
From
Rmks
Near
Shanghai
Business
Better
Tomorrow's
Tides
Thursday,
June
4,
1931
High
3:12
a.m.
20:2
ft.
16:34
p.m.
17:9
it
Low
10:0a
am.
3:1
ft.
22:15
pjn.
8:0
(t.
Free
SHANGHAI.
China.
June
3:
The
American
trans-Pacific
liner
Presi
dent
Jefferson
ran
aground
near
here
yesterday
but,
after
a
few
hours,
was
able
to
refloat
herself
by
her
own
power.
The
vessel
Is
believ
ed
to
have
sustained
no
damage.
In
Three
Cities
WASHINGTON,
D.C...
June
3:
A
the
western
cities
of
Portland,
Salt
nnn
0
iQU'nprn
in
i.i
i
mniLii.
'
n
1.0
w
a
vivivo
w
v
mhii
,
,
under
the
Ice.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
TKf
TO
LIMIT
HALIBUT
PRODUCTION
CAMERONIAN
WINNER
OF
DERBY
AT
EPSOM
DOWNS
TODAY
Joint
Meeting
Held
in
Attempt
To
Stabilize
Weak
Price
Situation
Boat
Owners,
Fish
Buyers,
Fishermen
and
City
Council
Have
Gct-Togcthcr
Will
Try
to
Have
Tie-Up
The
city
council,
at
a
conference
last
night
with,
representatives
of
the
fishing
vessel
owners,
the
fish
buyers
iind
the
agent
of
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union,
appointed
the
mayor
as
a
delegate
to
act
with
a
cdmmittee
representing
the
other
interests
to
try
to
induce
the
American
lishing
vessel
owners
to
agree
to
a,
slowing
down
of
fish-
'
mg
operations
so
as
to
relieve
we
a
Tw.
vr
a
n
I
market
from
the
present
glut
and
LLAKK.
HAo
BIGVOTE
Man
Charged
With
Murder
Nearly
Elected
Judge
In
Los
Angeles
Yesterday
thus
Improve
prices.
According
to
reports
received
at
the
meeting,
all
the
owners
of
Canadian
boats,
are
willing
and
some
of
the
American.
The
difficulty
is
to
secure
a
complete
agreement
In
order
to
induce
united
action.
The
proposal
is
to
have
each
boat
tie
up
for
a
week
.or
ten
days
be-
twecn
each
trip.
This
would
Insure
LOS
.ANGELES.
June
3:
While
,a
contlnuaUon
of
the
supply
of
fish
Diivid
Clark,
former
deputy
district
m
a
TOOre
or
jets
orderly
manner
uttomey,
stood
charged
with
the
and
thus
enable
the
dealers
to
con-nuirder
two
weeks
ago
of
Charles
tinue
to
supply
their
customers
re-
The
King
is
66
Years
Old
Today
Favorite
Romped
Home
By
Handy
Margin
Over
Rivals
in
Great
Race
Orpen
Second
and
Sandwich
Third
Day
Was
Rainy
and
Track
Heavy
King
and
Royal
Family
In
Attendance
EPSOM
DOWNS,
England,
June
3:
Cameronian,
the
favorite,
owned
by
J.
A.
Devvar,
and
ridden
by
Jockey
Freddie
Fox,
won
the
Derby,
blue
riband
of
the
British
turf,
in
its
one
hundred
and
forty-eighth
renewal
today.
Cameronian,
by
Pharos
out
of
Una
Cameron,
was
quoted
at
four
to
one
to
win.
He
won
the
classic
Two
Thousand
Guineas
race
at
Newmarket
In
Ap-
"
rtl.
The
Derby,
however,
was
run
.
over
the
old
course
of
about
a
mile
v
A
j-rrjvtf
I
I
I
1
1
rrn
I
I
X
and
a
half
whereas
the
Two
Thous-
1
11U
1
JULiUfJ
and
Guineas
was
on
a
one-mile
v
course.
Cameronian
won
by
a
handy
j
I
S
I
yyT
f
N
r
A
I
luaiui.
mm
m
A
A
Sir
John
Rutherford's
Orpen,
with
-
Jockey
Jones
up,
was"
second,
while
Lord
Roseberry's
Sandwich,
with
Jockey
A.
Wragg,
was
third.
Twen
ty-five
horses
ran.
.
ww
Twnnw
rvmn
jnn
v
The
crowd
on
hand
to
witness
the
5ubmarlne
Nautilus,
with
Sir
"
be
TO
"
nnnC
"SV
Hubert
WUklns
on
board,
left
here
000
and
1.000.000.
lthls
-The-traek-as
mornmg-on-
the
first
lap
of
Its
sllppery
and
he
tnc.NJn
,projected
age
pole
wcauier
was
tuiiiy.
as
usual,
uic
entire
Royal
Family
was
in
North
Tole
Submarine
Leaves
New
London
For
Cape
Cod
The
Nautilus
will
make
stops
at
Cape
CQd
and
Bergen.
Norway,
before
arriving
at
its
base
at
Spitz-j
bergen.
!
Diving
tests
will
be
made
with
the
I
Nautilus
during
the
early
stages
of
the
Voyage.
POLL
BILL
IS
PASSED
Electoral
Reform
Measure
Gets
It
Third
Heading
In
British
House
of
Commons
LONDON,
June
3:
The
Electoral
Reform
Bill,
which
will
revolutionize
the
British
election
system
by
adopting
the
alternative
vote,
sys
tem,
passed
its
third
reading
in
tin
House
of
Commons
by
a
division
of
287
to
228.
Halibut
Sales
Summary
American
97,000
pounds,
6c
and
3c
to
7.7c
and
4c.
Canadian
34,000
pounds,
6c
and
3c
to
6.1c
and
3c.
American
Llahona,
40,000,
left
for
Seattle.
Mltkot,
28,000,
Cold
Storage,
6c
and
3c.
Nordby,
30,000,
Booth,
6.5c
and
3c.
Thor.
30,000,
AUln,
7c
and
3c.
Slrlus,
9.000,
Pacific,
7.7c
and
4c.
Canadian
Capella,
8,000,
and
Livingstone,
11,000,
Cold
Storage,
6c
and
3c.
P.
Dorreen,
10,000,
AUln,
6c
and
3c.
T.
B
5,000,
Booth,
6.1c
and
3c.
ANTI-CATHOLIC
4?
MOVEMENT
IS
ON
IN
SCOTLAND
NOW
GLASGOW,
June
3:
An
anti-Catholic
movement
has
broken
out
in
Scotland.
On
Monday
In
Lanark
a
Catholic
parade
precipitated
a
riot,
five-
a
trip
of
three
or
four
I
statement
issued
by
the
Department
men
being
placed
under
arrest
Vancouver,
Vancouver.
Belllngham
Belllngham
of
Commerce
yesterday
stated
that
before
It
could
be
quelled.
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I.
a..
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1
M-lA.f.lAaa
demonstrations
JamahcIm
ltta
rttfAtl
H
(fllf
Into
li
lar
spread
fiirnrt
tn
h
citv
on
the
Prlno-f.Lake
City
and
San
Francisco
had.
Glasgow
yesterday.
Rupert
this
morning
from
th!
showed
marked
Improvement
in
south.
business
conditions
Just
recently.
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