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12:10
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southeast
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temperature,
50;
sea
smooth.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
v
T.XM
No
102.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.Ct,
THURSDAY,
JULY
13,
1933
PRICE:
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CENTS
!
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OF
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Considering
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139.
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Waters.
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Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVHrt.Ji3:
(Canadian
tr..i
-Wheat
waa
quoted
at
"n
thf
local
exchange
yesterday.
TodBVs
prir
waa
unc4)anged.
mw
Silver
plan
for
conference
r
WHITE
METAL
PRICE
REACHES
HIGHEST
LEVEL
SINCE
1930
Senator
Key
Pittman
LINDBERGHS
Renews
Campaign
For
mV0Km
Rehabilitating
Metal
Important
Features
of
Substitute
Resolution
Arc
Prevent
Dumping
and
Debasement
of
Loinaj;
Gold
Clauses
Unchanged
was
submitted
to
the
tee
on
stiver.
No
action
ternaUonal
spttlrments'
to
I.nNDON,
July
13:
(Canadian
Press
)
Senator
Key
F
"!:
an
of
the
United
States
delegation
to
the
workl
eco-
c
-inference,
today
resumed
his
campaign
for
the
re-t
-Mtion
of
silver
through
international
agreement,
r
hieing
a
substitute
proposal
for
his
original
resolu-
r
!.
fore
the
conference.
The
new
measure
does
not
HT-fr
the
proportion,
of
sllver
which
may
be
used
for
central
bask
currency
coverage
whereas
the
ori-
glnal
suggestion
called
for
optional
use
of
one-fifth
currency
coverage
la
the
white
metal.
Oold
features
of
the
original
proposal
were
not
affected
by
to-
day's
substitute
rasoiuUoa
which
taken
Important
featurea
of
the
new
SV-HINOTOK.
DC.
July
U
loUf,
n
desisned
to
prevent
the
r.an
Pteesi
''"dwrnpSHg
of
stiver
on
Uw
worts
l
Roosevelt
while
ptesa-1
iHteU
and
the
rtefcWSwt
of
progress
toaard
industrial
coinage
Another
Important
.
the
Untied
Bute,
is
(,MM
m
the
subntlUite
resolution
i
a
blanket
order
to
provide
,
recommend
that
central
banks
n
wages-ana
urnum
consult
with
each
mncr
to
coasKser
c
national
recovery
P-,
the
sdvtsabtlrty
of
carrylni
a
nor
.
"
into
ef
sect.
.
,
tlon
of
their
legal
reserves
In
silver
for
use
as
currency
cover
or
In
in
VETS
TO
REBUILD
front
Part
ef
Ilaildlnc
to
lie
He-WHtriHlcd
Mfftlnj
Held
Last
M(ht
The
recular
monthly
meeUng
of
the
Canadian
Legion.
British
Em
pire
Service
League,
was
held
last
evesmg.
President
jack
mete
in
tat
chair
and
a
good
attendance
of
isnremntsn
by
w.
J.
nance,
nrss
tea
nrssment.
and
a
oast
president
The
convention
lasts
fro
nAugust
S
until
August
.
A
eommlttee
constating
of
the
it
8.
A.
Bird.
W.
Brass,
Jsnea
WaU
and
C.
V.
BviU
was
ap
pointed
to
consider
the
plan
for
re
building
the
front
pan
wuieu-fton
premises
The
plana,
which
provide
for
accommoaauon
ror
wc
u'onen'i
Auxiliary,
have
been
pre
pared
by
William
Brum
and
S.
A.
Bird
and
will
form
the
basis
for
the
oonunlttee's
work.
The
forthcoming
vim
01
11.
m.
.
discussed
As
has
al
ways
been
the
cam
In
the
past,
the
Legion
will
entertain
sne
whh
arinn
and
smoker
Is
planned.
A
representative
wUl
confer
wtlh
the
City
Commissioner
so
that
a
program
of
entertainment
may
be
CLERGYMAN
ACQUITTED
a
17-year
old
girl
famous
II)
fr
and
His
Wife
Make
Progress
on
Flight
Towards
Greenland
I
ST.
JOHN'S.
NfhL
July
13:
(Ca-,
nadisn
Press
i
OoL
and
Mrs
Charles
A.
Lindbergh
arrtred
here
from
Halifax
yesterday
afternoon
In
the
course
of
Cot.
Lindbergh's
prelected
serial
tupping
fliglii
to
,
Greenland
They
plan
to
hop
next
from
here
to
Labrador.
CARDINALS
DEFEATED
New
York
Giants
Etrn
Up
Honors
to
Date
in
Crucial
Nslional
League
Scries
ST.
LOOTS.
July
:
I
Preset
The
NsUoMI
League
lead-bag
New
York
OUttts
evened
up
honors
so
far
us
the
eruetal
series
4th
Si.
Loufe
OardtM
here
by
ehntiaig:
out
she
seegom1
ulueb
Cants
yesterday.
The
lead
of
the
Otanss
now
asanas
at
four
full
The
Chicago
Cuba
defeated
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
In
the
Windy
city
and
marnUmed
their
hold
on
third
pise
wtth
a
ma
rein
of
one
full
game
over
the
PlUsborg
Ptratea
whe
took
a
essee
extra
Inning
ver
diet
ever
the
Beaton
Braves
at
PttUeerg
The
CtncmnsU
Heda
mevrd
out
of
the
cellar
by
defeating
the
Phil
Urn
at
CtncinmU.
the
PMtsdeJnh-
ksns
replacing
them
ta
the
base
ment.
In
the
American
League,
there
was
no
change
in
the
sttusitsti
so
far
as
the
contest
between
Wash
togton
and
New
York
for
the
league
supremacy
to
concerned,
the
Sesta
tors
scoring
a
handy
victory
over
the
Chicago
White
Sox
at
the
Na
sternal
Capital
while
the
Yanks
de
fee
ted
the
St
Leutt
Browne
at
the
Yankee
Stadium.
The
Philadelphia
Athletics
de-
The
oravlnclal
convention
wUl
be
m,umi
rrir
mm)
ta
thini
held
In
Victoria
this
year
and
It
tslaUM
.hcd
of
the
White
flax.
planned
to
nave
tne
racau
onorn
Yesterday's
Big
League
National
Leatue
New
York
3.
St
Louts
0.
Brooklyn
3.
Chicago
8.
Boston
8.
Pittsburg
9.
Philadelphia
1.
Onchuwtt
4.
Ameriean
Leatue
8t
Louis
3.
New
York
4.
Cleveland
4.
Philadelphia
6,
Chicago
1.
Waahtngton
4.
Detroit
0.
Boston
1.
TORIES
ARE
'INDEPENDENT'
Peculiar
Silualion
Develop
In
Connection
With
Nominations
In
Victoria
VICTORIA.
July
13:
(Canadian
Press)
The
Victoria
OonaervaUve
Association
has
decided
to
sponsor
four
'ndtpendent
candidates
In
the
nrovlt.elal
election
who
will
be
left
free
to
decide
which
group
they
will
support
In
the
next
legislature.
VANCOUVER
July
13
'Canadian!
It
to
aniwunced
ttat
Dr.
VVJII
PrlsaV-nev
cy.il
owen
Darby
Kergln.
son
of
Dr.
and
Mrs.
W.
T.
niTi
31
Anallran
clergyman
ef
Kergln
of
Trlnec
Rupert
to
to
bo
ter
the
wedding
they
plan
to
motor
charge
concerning,
Court
here
on
a
jwest.
Models
Largest
Statue
of
Saviour
A
model
of
the
world's
largest
1
a'ua
of
the
Saviour.
C
Sargeant
Ja
vefMMew
Brttlsh
aca'puavli
Jgetfo:
ta
Hhsg
Oo-tohlng
touches
on
a
mi
liturr
of
the
huge
fig
are
which
wW
top
Liverpool's
$12,900,000
Roman
Catholic
cathedral.
Bar
Silver
Bids
Today
Soar
to
Forty
and
One
Eighth
Citizen,
Collapses
on
Street
in
Vancouver
VANCOUVBR,
July
IS:
(Canadian
Press)
P.
W.
Desman,
who
came
here
a
few
months
age
from
Stewart,
where
he
awt
a
building
in
a
large
fire
dtHthg
the
winter,
collapsed
on
the
street
here
Tuesday
and
died.
Picnic
of
United
Church
lleing
Held
In
Spite
of
Rain
Despite
weather
which
appeared
to
be
anything
but
promising,
boatloads
of
happy
children,
accompanied
by
teachers
and
parents,
left
early
thto
afternoon
for
Dlgby
Island
where
the
annual
Sunday
School
picnic
of
First
United
Church
to
being
held.
There
will
be
the
usual
program
of
sports
and
games
and
refreshments
have
been
provided.
Cents
New
York
Futures
Spurted
1.2c
to
1.5c
Is
Hig
Kisc
From
Low
Honors
in
DavU
Cup
Slnjlcs
of
2
IJc
Few
Months
Aro
Copper
Remains
Strong
and
Steady
at
9c
NEW
YORK,
July
13:
(Canadian
Press)
Another
rush
of
buyers
in
silver
today
sent
the
white
metal
to
new
high
prices
since
1990.
Dar
silver
spurted
one
and
seven-eighth
to
nearly
1.5c.
Today's
bar
silver
price
compares
wth
the
to
nearly
1.5c
Today's
bar
silver
prices
compares
With
the
low
of
24
Jc
reached
on
January
3
last.
The
price
of
copper
continued
firm
today
at
9c
NORTHERN
TENNIS
IS
MAN
DIES!
EVENED
UP
!
P.
W.
Ilea
man,
Weil
Known
Stewart
Australia
and
England
Divide
Openers
WXMBLSDON.
Kngland,
July
13:
(Canadian
Press
England
and
Australia
broke
even
todj?
Jo
opening
singles
of
the
Davhfuuf
tone
tennis
finals.
.
.,
Jack
Crawford.
Austrttts,
de-lea
ted
Henry
1
Bunny)
Austin,
Kngland,
4-t.
t-t
t-S.
8-3.
Fred
Perry.
England,
defeated
Vivian
MeOrmth.
Auatralsa,
6-4.
SECOND
CARIBOO
PREDICTED
FOR
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
BY
WELL
KNOWN
MINING
MAN
More
Activity
There
Today
Than
in
Twenty
Years,
Says
W.
G.
Mc.Morris
Tells
of
Development
on
West
Coast
Properties
,
"I
am
confident
that
this
season's
increased
gold
mining
activity
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
will
bring
about
as
widespread
public
interest
in
that
area
as
presently
obtains
in
the
Cariboo
and
Bridge
River
gold
mining
districts.
There
are
more
prospectors
in
the
field
and
mote
claims
have
been
staked
and
recorded
than
for
the
past
twenty
years."
stated
W.
O.
MeMor-1
ris
to
u
DaUy
News
representaUve
rvnnn
on
hih
arrival
aboard
the
Prince
I
1
1
V
I
I
K
I
H
Tn
IS
John
from
the
Islands
last
everting.!
-'
vrlVVl-l
lU
He
will
continue
to
Vancouver
j
aboard
the
Prince
George
Saturday
evening
on
mining
business.
Mr.
Mc
Morris
is
president
and
manacmg
director
of
the
Kltsault
Mines
Ud
operating
the
Skidegate-Sunrise
gold
mine
at
Skidegate.
He
reports
negoUattoos
are
being
car
ried
on
between
bis
company
and
one
of
the
larger
mining
and
smelt-
to
speedtog
up
developmeot
to
the
stage
where
an
output
of
B0O
toot
of
ore
per
month
can
be
main
'tamed.
SUSTAINED
Former
Wife
of
Alberta
Minister
at
Public
Works
Fails
to
Upset
Decree
Grsnted
Husband
EDMONTON.
July
13:
(Canadian
Press)
An
absolute
decree
of
dl-
g
eemerBS
of
Canada
wlth
a
viewtesce.
which
was
granted
Hon.
O.
L.
UcPherson,
minister
of
pubUe
work
rfTttAlberta-government
was
upheM
In
a
decision
given
try
Mr
Justice
Frank
Ford
who
dtomia-
At
Kootenay
Harbor,
on
the
west1
sed
the
action
f
Cora
Lillian
Me-coast
of
Moresby
Island,
the
Haida
I
Pherson.
the
minister's
former
wife.
'
Gold
Mines
Ltd.
to
employing
eight
j
to
upset
the
divorce
decree
which
'
men
on
the
Prince
Rupert
group
of
1
was
granted
following
a
recent
'gold
claims
under
the
direction
of
sensational
hearing.
A.
J.
Ingraham,
Mr.
McMorrto
re
l
ports.
The
vein
on
which
develop
ment
to
proceeding
has
been
traced
for
over
480
feet
on
the
surface
by
stripping
and
open
cuts.
A
drift
has
been
started
on
this
vein
which
in
300
feet
will
give
a
vertical
depth
of
135
feet
The
drift
has
advanced
60
feet
so
fsr,
and
shows
from
18
Inches
to
four
feet
of
good
commercial
grade
ore.
Some
sensationally
rich
streaks
of
free
gold
rock
are
being
encountered
m
the
vein
as
drifting
proceeds.
At
Oold
Harbor,
also
on
the
west
VEGETABLES
ARE
EARLY
Gustave
Cordel
Sets
Record
For'
Local
Gardeners
to
Beat
In
Way
of
Produce
Those
who
asay
boast
of
early
vegetable
crops
of
good
size
In.
Prince
Rupert
wilt
have
something
i
to
beat
in
the
Dreduee
of
Quatave
'
coast
of
Moresby
Island,
the
Oowicordel
of
Seal
Oove
who
called
at
Ittrbor
Mines
Ltd.
haa
a
crew
of
10
the
Dally
News
this
afternoon
to
men
at
the
Early
Bird
group,
en-
gfaoW
the
new
editor
some
of
his
larging
camp
buildings
and
gener-
muits
in
the
way
of
potatoes,
cabT-ally
preparing
for
an
expansion
of
(bage
beets,
taratps,
lettuce,
operations.
-nave
you
seen
anything
to
beat
Supplies
DeUvered
them,"
Mr.
Cordel
hvajutred
and
the
The
steamer
Prince
John
made
a
news
editor
had
perforce
to
admit
special
trip
Into
Oold
Harbor
on
her,
that
be
had
not
All
varieties
of
trip
north
from
Vancouver
this)
vegetables
were
of
remarkable
ste
week
and
landed
some
40
tons
of;
and
quality
for
so
early
In
the
mining
supplies
Sunday
.Early
In
August
the
steamer
will
bring
another
shipment
of
machinery
and
supplies.
Including
a
full
dlesel
engine,
compressor
and
ball
mill.
It
was
on
the
ground
comprising
the
Early
Bird
group
of
16
claims,
that
the
first
lode
gold
found
m
British
Columbia
was
located
and
It
Is
stated
that
a
considerable
gold
production
waa
obtained
here
in
the
early
30's
by
the
Hudson's
Bay
Oo.,
with
a
crew
of
30
miners
sent
up
from
Victoria.
The
property
has
been
producing
gold
on
a
small
scale
operation
since
1910
with
a
small
stamp
mill
Mr.
Cordel
has
been
using
vegetables
from
his
own'
garden
stnee
mid-April
and
to
now
getting
a
eond
crop
of
lettaee.
'
The
Canadian
Lsston
Women's
Auxiliary,
at
a
recent
meeting,
mads
plans
for
future
work
and
activities.
Mrs.
Jack
Preeee,
the
president
was
m
the
chair
at
the
gathering
which
was
held
In
the
Hays
Block.
v
I
ITALIAN
AIRMEN
REACH
having
a
capacity
of
one-half
ton.
new
BRUNSWICK
TODAY
some
M7.000
worth
of
gold
has
been
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tail
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vn
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m
cismx
r
It
being
their
first
stop
In
Canada.
General
Italo
Balbo.
Italian
air
m
In
later,
and
his
FOR
TWO
WEEKS1
TIME
J
A
vertical
shaft
to
being
sunk
on
squadron
of
33
seaplanes.
e
v
,the
vein
and
to
now
down
80
feet
bound
fw
the
Century
of
Pro-
OTTAWA.
July
IS:
CP
Some
exceedingly
rich
ore
haa
been
gress
Exrjosrtton
at
Chicago.
No
decision
la
expected
to
be
.encountered
on
this
shaft
and
two
ianded
here
today
from
Cart-
4
made
concerning
the
re-
e'drllta,
one
319
feet
and
one
to
fact
leasing
of
the
govertutftiv
ale-
Pfwd
ROOC'
commereUI
ore
vator
at
Prince
Rupert
tot
ju
UlU
1'Vfl
two
weeka
or
more.
It
to
stated
When
the
new
compressor
Is
ln-
here.
stalled
In
August
It
ts
proposed
to
-v
.continue
shaft
sinking
and
aross-
l
Continued
on
Page
2
wright,
Labrador,
ts
receive
a
great
paibUc
weJeome
and
re-
4
eeptlon.
From
here
the
aerial
t
flotlfia
will
proceed
to
Mon-
treal
en
route
to
Chisago.
V
e