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107.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MAY
8,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
ANYOX
TRIAL
IS
PROCEEDING
TOD
A
Y
DOMINION
TO
OPERATE
BRITISH
Cases
of
Five
Miners
On
Unlawful
Assembly
Charges
Are
Going
On
Incidents
of
Morning
of
February
3
Following
Declaring
of
Strike
Against
(Iranby
Co.
Described
by
Crown
Witnesses
Before
Assize
Court
Jury
The
trial
of
Kenneth
Montgomery,
Matt
Jurgevich,
Gio
atmi
Sanvide,
Angus
Mclvor
and
Josenh
Sarich
charged
w
ith
taking
part
in
an
unlawful
awsembfy
at
Anyox
on
the
mi
li
ning
of
February
3
commenced
this
morning
at
the
court
k'fore
Mr.
Justice
Murphy.
L
S.
McCill
of
Mothers
acting
as
counsel
for
the
crown
and
Gordon
i
.
;
mi
of
Vancouver
for
the
defence.
M'
M.Olll.
In
outlininK
the
xiiUim-d
that
the
employee!
of
Ue
i
M.
ii
Creek
mine
were
on
strike
i
.irly
on
the
morning
In
ques-
DOCK
FIRE
AT
'FRISCO
h'v
Route
liiltruruan
I'errjr
Terminal
nrtljr
Damaged
In
nil
Mate
OAKLAND.
Csl..
May
(Canadian
Prmi-rrhe
Key
Itoute
Interuiban
feny
terminals
five
milr
out
In
San
I'raneHeo
Ray
at
the
end
of
three
mile,
of
trrtle.
nere
crippled
hy
a
S3.004-MO
flie
Saturday
nlht.
Servire
will
be
returned
Tuesday.
The
Iosn
included
the
Sl.OM.OOO
ferry
boat
Peraila
and
STM.OOO
damage
to
rolling
slot.
TREATY
IS
INFORMAL
1TAWA.
May
8
A
trade
treaty
ii
(i
rmuny.
under
which
E.
W.
v.
president
of
the
Canadian
i
fir
Railway.
sUled
trade
had
i
rased
to
the
benefit
of
Cana-
n
shipping,
la
not
formal
but
n
lv
a
trade.
arrangement
pend-
i.itiflcHtlon.
it
Is
slated
by
the
f
minent.
Southbank
Rancher
Passes
in
Hospital
.
N
lluehanan
Hied
Tills
Morning
After
Having
llren
Patient
In
luteal
Institution
O
N
lluehanan.
rancher
from
'uthbank
In
the
Uurns
Lake
dls-'"
t
passed
away
this
morning
at
"
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
where
he
had
been
n
pallent.
He
is
"ivivert
by
a
widow
at
Southbank.
I
uik
ral
arrangements
are
In
the
l
uuls
of
the
II.
C.
Undertakers.
HL.MONITIZATION
OP
Sll.Vnt
AT
16
TO
1
WASHINGTON.
DC
May
8:
Canadian
Press)
The
Whee-
ler
resolution
urging
American
delegates
to
Uie
world
econo-
mie
conference
to
work
for
an
agreement
to
rtmonetlae
silver
at
10
to
1
mil
with
gold
was
approved
today
by
the
Stnat.
'.'.',
lion,
they
set
out
for
the
town
al
Anyox
Beach,
nearly
two
miles
distant.
They
were
met
at
a
bridge
bj
provincial
police
officers
who
trten
to
dissuade
them,
urging.
Instead,
that
a
committee
should
be
sent
Shouts
were
raised.
"We
are
all
a
committee"
and
there
was
a
clash
between
the
men
and
the
police
In
which
several
poucemen
were
Injured.
The
pffltoe
then
retired
am
the
men
wnrt
Wise
own.
.
,
Ocnsnl
SopermtJndent
Waltei
H.
Maxwell
was
the
first
wltotsr
beard
this
morning
He
explainer
the
position
of
the
two
communities
at
the
mine
and
the
beach
at
Anyox.
The
plant
there
was
valued
at
from
twelve
to
fifteen
million
dollars
The
mine
was
connected
with
the
town
at
the
beach
by
a
wagon
or
auto
road
ten
to
twelve
feet
wide
with
snow
.
banked
on
either
side.
The
bridge
over
Hidden
Creek
was
about
twelve
feet
wide
with
a
foot
walk
at
the
aide
and
M
about
one
hundred
feet
rang.
Living
at
the
mine
were
approximately
600
people,
the
total
population
of
An-vox
being
about
two
thousand.
Some
thousand
to
eleven
hundred
were
employed
by
the
company.
A
strike
occurred
at
the
mine
February
1
and
two
days
later
was
set
for
the
other
work
to
close
down
(Continued
on
Page
Four!
FREE
STATE
IS
EXCITED
Southern
IrMi
Are
Stirred
by
Dr
Valera's
Uepublic
Statement
DUBLIN.
Irish
Free
8Ute.
May
8:
-President
Kamonn
de
Valera's
declaration
that
he
would
ask
the
people
of
the
Irish
Free
State
for
authority
to
proclaim
a
republic
has
created
Intense
excitement
throughout
the
Free
State.
STEADYING
OF
DOLLAR
Itritisli
Chancellor
Seeking
to
Double
Fund
Tor
i:uualitallon
LONDON.
May
8:-Chahcellor
of
the
Kxchemier
Neville
Chamberlain
In
the
effort
to
prevent
fluctuation
of
the
depreciated
American
dollar.
announces
that
he
will
seek
to
more
than
double
the
fund
for
equallsa
tlon.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
Maj
8:
(Canadian
Press)
Wheat
was
quoltd
at
03c
on
the
local
exchange
on
Saturday.
DAWSON
IS
ACQUITTED
Jury
Deliberated
Only
About
Fif
teen
Minutes
in
Arson
Case
Second
Trial
Later
Lengthy
Charge
Delivered
Ily
Mr.
Justice
Murphy
After
deliberating
for
barely
fif
teen
minutes
following
the
two
-day
trial,
the
Jury
in
the
case
of
Rex
vs.
Ernest
Claude
Dawson,
charged
rwlth
arson
in
connection
with
ai
fire
which
destroyed
the
home
of
j
'
his
mother,
Mrs.
Mary
Dawson,
at
Smlthers
on
Christmas
night
last
!
returned
a
verdict
of
not
cullty
lae
Saturday
afternoon
The
afternoon
session
of
the
court
was
occupied
i
'
with
the
presentation
of
arguments
by
L.
8.
McOlll.
crown
prosecutor,
and
J.
T.
Harvey,
defence
counsel
i
and
an
unusually
lengthy
and
do-!
tailed
summing
up
by
the
preatdinc
j
iudge.
Mr
Justice
Denis
Murphv
this
taking
up
about
an
hour
and
(Continued
on
Page
Fm
PASSES
IN
VANCOUVER
William
F.
Cameron
Eipired
in
South
Yesterday
Afternoon
William
F.
Cameron,
for
more
than
twenty
years
a
well
known
resident
of
this
city,
passed
away
at
1:15
yesterday
afternoon
in
Vancouver
to
which
city
he
went
about
a
year
ago
to
receive
treatment
for
tllncM.
Mr.
Cameron
was
a
carpenter
and
contractor
and
was
about
sixty
years
of
age.
having
been
a
native
of
Nova
Scotia.
He
had
lived
here
for
twenty-three
or
twenty-four
years
and
had
been
In
falling
health
for
several
years
He
was
wtti
known
and
highly
esteemed
f
tnd
hte
death
will
be
regretted
by
many
friends.
He
Is
survived
by
a
daughter
Mrs.
Dennis
A.
T.
Conner
of
Vancouver
who
was
formerly
Miss
Violet
Cameron
and
for
many
vears
In
the
service
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
The
funeral
will
take
place
to
morrow
afternoon
from
Nunn
an'
Thomson's
funeral
chapel
In
Van
-ouver.
DOMINION
AT
PARLEY
Ferguson
and
Rlddcll
to
Represent
Canada
at
Meetings
on
Wheat
In
Geneva
i
OTTAWA,
May
8
Hon.
O.
II.
Ferguson.
Canadian
High
Commissioner
In
London,
and
Dr.
W.
A.
Rlddell.
permanent
Canadian
representative
to
the
League
of
Na
tions,
will
representatives
of
the
.
Dominion
of
Canada
at
the
wheat
conference
to
be
held
In
Geneva
on
Wednesday
of
this
week.
SUFFERING
FROM
C0LD:j
King
George
Not
Confined
to
Ited
But
Is
Staying
Indoors
WINDSOR.
England.
May
8
King
George
was
suffering
from
a
slight
cold
over
the
week-end
and.
nlUiough
not
confined
to
bed,
lie-was
staying
Indoors.
"Akron"
Girders
Drawn
From
Ocean
A
scent
on
the
deck
of
the
VB.
salvage
ship
Faicon,"
as
members
of
the
Fajoon
s
crew
drew
u
p
bent
gliders
of
Uyf
Ul-taled
dlriirrofe
"flroTf'
from
the
ocean
bed
on
w15f&tTreHfe
ever
sirrce
the
fatal
night
when
the
airship
had
been
ciashet.
on
to
the
waves.
The
entire
control
car
of
the
Akron
was
drawn
up
from
the
water
to
the
desk
of
the
Falcon.
ICE
BREAK
UP
CLOSE
Navigation
on
Yukon
and
Kukok-
win
IUrrs
Kx
pec
ted
to
Start
Soon
ANCHORAGE.
Alaska.
May
8:
i
Canadian
Press)
The
Mg
spring
break-up
of
4ce
on
the
Yukon
and
Kuskokwin
Rivers
and
the
opening
of
navigation
are
believed
to
be
only
few
days
distant
Dealers
in
Cheap
Hats
Must
Plainly
Mark
Wares
inN.Y.
AlBANV.
Ntw
York.
May
8-B
a
new
ordinance,
second-rate
hat
dealers
must
mark
their
wares
a-such
with
signs
which
can
be
reao
thirty
feet
away.
Royal
Mascot
of
Regiment
is
Dead
Tally
the
Fifth
of
First
WeMi
itat-
talion
Was
Presented
lly
King
LONDON
England.
May
8
Taffy
the
Fifth,
mascot
of
the
First
lUttalion
of
the
Welsh
Revunent.
whirl-,
wsis
iii-ivmmiLmI
tn
t.h
TImI-
ment
by
King
Ofjorg
Is
dead.
MOUNT
Ol.ni
lKM)
TK.M1,
ItOirTC
UMNO
SUKVKYMl
is
ftotfiiuenclng
this
on
the
survey
tag
of
a
trail
route
up
Mount
Old
field
as
re-
quested
by
tho
Joint
committee
of
the
Oyro
and
llotary
Clubs
and
the
Chamber
of
Com-
merre
The
survey
Is
being
made
by
the
provincial
depart-
ment
of
public
works.
COLUMBIA
RELIEF
CAMPS
AMENDING
GRAIN
ACT
Borrowing
of
Grain
to
Make
up
Cargoes
to
be
Permitted
at
Port
of
Montreal
OTTAWA.
May
8
-Grain
exporters
may
borrow
grain
to
make
up
cargoes
under
an
amendment
to
the
Canadian
Orain
Act
which
has
pas
sed
its
third
reading
In
the
Senate
The
amendment
also
enables
elevators
on
the
coast
to
loan
grain
to
shippers
to
complete
cargoes
In
or
der
to
facilitate
transport.
Thh
would
be
under
the
supervision
of
the
Oraln
Commission
and
refers
particularly
to
the
port
of
Montreal.
British
Aviator
Shows
Chivalry
In
Connerlion
With
Fatal
Air
Crash
last
Week
In
Which
Two
Died
LONDON.
England.
May
8:
-
Flight
Lieutenant
trsc
Ilobson
made
a
chivalrous
attempt
to
as
sume
responsibility
for
an
ah
crash
which
killed
Pilot
Officer
Viscount
Knebwortr.
and
Aircraftsman
Harrison
last
week
but
the
jury
brought
In
a
verdict
of
death
due
tu
misadventure.
DRIVING
ON
DEPRESSION
nrlaxatlon
of
Anil-Trust
l.iws
in
United
States
Is
Now
Proposed'
ily
President
WASHINGTON.
DC.
May
8
Mo-bllliaUon
of
United
States'
Indus
try
In
an
antl-6prslon
drtv
U
rough
relaxation
of
the
antitrust
laws
to
end
ruinous
competition
and
indiscriminate
wage-cutting
is
to
be
proposed
by
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt,
It
Is
announced.
Single
Men
to
Receive
Food,
Clothing,
Shelter
With
20c.
Pay
Daily
Federal
Government
Will
Also
Assist
in
Putting
UnenV
ployed
Men
to
Work
on
Placer
Gold
Mining
Under
New
Agreement
OTTAWA,
May
8:
(Canadian
Press)
The
Dominion
authorities
are
to
take
over
direct
administration
of
relief
amps
in
British
Columbia
for
single
unemployed
arid
homeless
men
under
an
agreement
which
has
been
drafted
between
the
two
governments,
it
is
learned.
Men
are
to
be
employed
during
the
summer
on
work
on
the
trans-Canarfo
HOLD-UP
AT
PR.
GEORGE
Masked
Thug
Gets
Away
After
Re
lieving
lib
Victim
of
$9
on
Ssturdsy
According
to
radio
advices
rew
celred
at
divisional
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police
here,
a
hoM-up
occurred
at
Prince
George
on
Saturday,
the
bandit
escaping
after
re
lieving
his
victim
of
J9.
The
police
have
a
description
of
the
thug
who
was
masked
and
Is
believed
to
have
been
a
foreigner.
Incoming
trains
arc
being
watched.
Are
Starved
By
Red
Tape
Intending
Colony
of
Farmers
Un
able
to
Establish
Itself
In
Northern
Ontario
Si.
CATHERINE'S,
Ont.,
May
8:
Five
of
ten
families
who
established
a
community
at
Shllllngton
In
Northern
Ontario
have
returned
here.
charging
that
red
tape
was
starving
the
settlers.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
Canadian
1
17,790
pounds.
4.5c
and
9c
to
5.3c
and
3c.
American
100,000
pounds,
5.6c
and
3c
to
6.4c
and
3c.
American
Portlock.
30.000.
5c
and
Sc.
going
to
Seattle.
Oceanic,
14,500.
0.1c
and
Sc.
Booth.
Vesta.
9.000,
5.6c
and
3c,
Booth.
Howard
H.,
3.500.
6.1c
and
3c.
Booth.
Dravo.
11.000.
6
and
3c.
Pacific.
Fremont.
17,000,
6.4c
and
3c.
At-
tin.
Arcade.
1S.000.
63c
and
Sc.
Royal.
Ian.
11.000,
6.5c
and
3c.
Royal.
WatMudi.
3309
5.7c
and
3c
AtHn.
T.
1088,
1500.
5.0c
and
3o,
AUln.
Canadian
Covenant.
8.000.
5.2c
and
Sc.
Royal.
Aiken.
13.700.
4
Re
and
Sc.
Royal.
.
Joe
Baker.
11,000,
4.5c
and
Ec,
Storage.
Vera
Beatrice,
18400,
4.5e
and
3c
Storage.
Morris
II.,
14.000.
4.5c
and
3c,
Btorace.
Pair
of
Jacks,
8.000,
4
5c
and
3c.
Storage.
Prosperity
A.,
30.000.
5.1e
and
3c.
Storage.
Ingrld
II,
10.000.
4.6c
and
3c,
Booth.
AU1.
15.000.
4.5c
and
2c,
Storage.
H.Ughway,
the
Big
Bend
road
near
Revelstoke
and
other
highway
work.
Food,
clothing
and
shelter
will
be
provided
with
an
allowance
of
20c
per
day
for
the
work
The
Dominion
will
also
pay
British
Columbia
25c
per
day
for
each
unemployed
man
put
to
work
on
placer
gold
mining.
An
agreement
along
these
lines
is
to
be
formally
submitted
to
the
two
governments
for
approval.
Accidental
Death
Verdict
of
Jury
Sis-Weeks'
Old
Grandson
of
Form
er,
New
Jersey
Governor
Smothered
in
Bed
RIDOEWOOD.
New
Jersey.
May
8
Verdict
of
accidental
death
was
muniw
uy
uie
coroner
s
jury
in
vestlgatlng
the
death
of
John
Griggs
11U
six-weeks
old
grandson
of
Former
Oovernor
J.
W.
'
Griggs
of
New
Jersey,
who
was
found
smothered
under
a
pillow
In
'.
the
bed
In
which
he
was
sleeping.
GANDHI
IS
RELEASED
Doctbrs
Say
Three
Weeks'
Fast
by
Indian
Nationalist
Leader
Would
Mean
lib
Death
1
poona,
India.
May
8:
(Canadian
Press)
Manatma
Oandhl
was
released
from
prison
tonight
a
few
hours
after
he
started
an
unconditional
fast
planned
to
last
three
weeks
which
he
declared
would
n&
terminate
even
If
every
temple
wax-
opened
to
India's
"untouchables
and
the
stain
of
untouchablllty
re
moved.
Doctors
hald
the
fast
would
mean
his
death.
The
trouble
with
law
and
government
Is
lawyers.
Clarence
Darrow.
SPECIAL
SKSSION
OF
PARLIAMENT
IN
FALL
T
CUKSinLKKI)
LJKr.LY
4
OTTAWA,
May
8:
(Canadian
Pressl
With
a
trade
treaty
between
Canada
and
the
Unl-
ted
States
in
the
offing,
possl-
4
blllty
that
the
St.
Lawrence
waterways
scheme
will
require
4
Parliamentary
action
later
In
the
nimmer
and
the
world
eco-
none
lc
conference
meeting
soon,
a
special
session
of
the
Canadian
Parliament
In
the
4.
autumn
Is
considered
a
strong
possibility.
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