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No.
135.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.j
SATURDAY,
JUNE
10,
1933
BRITISH
WAR
DEBT
DUE
NEXT
WEEK
YOUNG
WOMAN
TRAGEDY
VICTIM
IN
CARIBOO
COUNTRY
National
Government
Will
Make
Announcement
Next
Tuesday
In
Regard
To
Thursday's
Payment
INQUEST
IS
HELD
I
Jury
Probing
Urath
of
John
Kdmard
,
Uolk
of
Tic
hick
Lake
I
VANDKRJIOOy.
June
19
-At
the
opening
of
Um
inquest
into
Um
death
of
John
Edward
Dolk
test
even
Inf.
the
coroner
stated
that
evidence
would
be
produced
to
show
thai
the
remains
of
the
deceased.
ho
lived
about
ilx
miles
south
of
here
were
found
la
Um
llvta
room
.
of
the
byroad
cabin
8s)
badlY
was
.
.
the
bodv.luwted
that
tt
wit
ibw.,,
side
tfettr
Ine
ahoTrram
Vhseh
I
had
beee
fired
Um
others
having
evidently
been
WpSwietl
from
the
Intense
heat.
Further
evtdenre
mould
Indicate
the
possibility
of
siik-Me
Dr
W.
R
Stone
U
ronducUng
the
inquest,
the
Jury
consisting
of
-a.
-
1
f
tUS
aiBiiat
Mitchell.
T
and
Hadden
Con-(
Mawe
Jennings
oi
we
provincial
ix.
lire
la
conducting
the
Inveatsga-
tion.
Library
Board
Is
Carrying
On
City
Commissioner
Kequcts
it
to
Continue
Administration
For
Time
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
has
requested
the
library
board
to
carry
on
administration
of
the
affairs
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Public
Library
for
the
next
two
or
three
months,
the
board
having
consented
to
act.
With
Commissioner
Alder
in
attendance,
the
library
board
was
In
monthly
session
this
week
when
routine
business
was
taken
up
and
library
matters
discussed
generally
Members
of
the
board
present
were
O
V
Wilkinson,
president
Victor
Ilaaao-Bsrt,
It.
A.
Dreen
and
T
B
Black,
with
Miss
A.
D
Cruickshank.
it
librarian.
The
usual
monthly
reports
were
presented.
Many
Rumors
Arc
Meantime
Current,
Strongest
Being
That
2,000,000
on
Account
Will
be
Offered
to
United
States
Chamberlain
to
be
Spokesman
L.uiNLui,
dune
iu:
i.i,anauian
rress
An
announce-'
inent
regarding
the
British
war
dcbUnstalment
due
to
the
United
States
by
Great
Britain
next
Thursday
will
be;
made
in
the
House
of
Commons
on
Tuesday
by
Rt.
Hon.
Neville
Chamberlain,
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer,
it
was
stated
today.
Until
then
nothing
official
will
be
known
re
T
AfrAVT
T
.
r
,
garding
the
government's
position
.
It
Is
stated.
Meantime
many
report
are
current
here
as
to
the
stmd
the
gov
eminent
will
take,
the
strongest
'
.,,,
u,
,
u...
-
.....i...
nmnm
lh,
meflt.
ECONOMIES
DISCUSSED
llrt
wren
Hospital
Members
of
Medical
Profession
Question
of
economy
and
other
matters
of
common
interest
wer
discussed
at
a
recent
conference
between
the
board
of
directors
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
and
the
Prince
Rupert
Medical
Association,
minutes
of
which
were
read
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
hospital
board
laet
night.
Soliciting
the
co-operation
of
the
medical
men
in
the
effecting
of
economies,
the
hospital
board
Informed
them
that
a
deficit
of
$16,000
Uito
year
was
anticipated.
At
present
the
hospital
was
owing
$1,000
and
tta
reserve
fund
was
In
city
bonds
which
were
at
present
non-negotiable.
Alleged
over-hospitalisation
of
patients
under
the
Workmen's
Com-nensaUon
Act
was
discussed
with
the
doctors
who
were
asked
for
their
particular
co-ope
ration
in
this
re-
gard.
A
number
of
individual
were
referred
to.
In
connection
with
indigent
casea,
was
suggested
that
at
least
four
men
were
patients
In
the
InsUtu-Conttnued
on
page
2
Brocklesby
of
Prince
Rupert
Speaker
at
Science
Meeting
On
Subject
of
Fish
Research
VANCOUVER,
June
10:
(Canadian
Press)
In
an
intorosting
address
before
the
Pacific
Science
Congress
here,
Horace
N.
Brocklesby,
assistant
director
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental'
Station,
reviewed
ten
year
of
research
activity
in
connection
with
fish
oils
and
their
by-products
which
had
resulted
in
the
marketing
of
botween
fivo
and
six
million
gallons
of
fish
oil
annually.
Through
a
mate
of
graphs
and
abstruse
chemical
formulae,
Mr.
Brocklesby
revealed
scientific
methods,
distinguishing
fresh
fish
from
stale,
analyzing
aiiimal
and
vegetable
oils
and
devising
by-products
of
chemical
importance.
1
T
.
GROWTH
OF
CROP
FAST
Wheat
and
Other
Grains
Coming
Along
Splendidly-
on
Prairies
With
Condltl&ns
Generally
Favorable
WINNIPEO.
June
10:
In
Manitoba
the
crops
are
making
rapid
growth,
according
to
the
Canadian
National
Railways
weekly
grain
growing
report.
The
grasshopper
menace
is
by
no
means
over.
The
general
situation
seems
to
be
that
they
are
much
more
spotty
than
they
were
at
this
season
last
year
but
the
provincial
government
and
municipal
organlattlon
for
poisoning
the
insccta
la
more
complete
and
bait
is
being
scattered
on
thousands
of
farms.
All
sub-divisions
In
the
Dauphin
division
report
weather
has
been
warm
and
showery
with
excellent
wheat
growth
and
the
hay
crop
give
excellent
promise
with
no
da
mage
from
any
source.
Central
and
Southern
Manitoba
have
experienced
heavy
rains
and
all
grains
and
pastures
are
doing
well.
In
the
Weyburn.
Radvtlle.
Central
Butte
and
Qu-Appelle
sub-division
of
Saskatchewan,
weather
during
the
past
week
has
been
mostly
warm
with
showers.
All
grains,
with
the
exception
of
some
late
oats
and
flax,
are
now
seeded
and
wheat
Is
showing
from
eight
to
sixteen
In-
ehes
above
ground.
Pasture
are
in
good
shape
and
livestock
are
doing
well.
No
serious
damage
from
grasshoppers
Is
reported
although
they
have
made
their
appearance
in
some
districts
and
poison
bait
Is
being
supplied
to
combat
them.
Continued
on
page
2
SIGNING
UP
PEACE
PACT
Mussolini
Agreement
Ihpcctcd
To
He
Initialled
Now
By
Four
Great
European
rowers
ROME.
June
10
With
the
off!
cljl
announcement
at
Lhn
eJrarinff:
up
this
week
of
differences
be-1
.twecn
France
and
Germany
the!
way
appears
to
be
once
again
clear
'for
the
signing
of
the
Mussolini
four-nower
noacc
Dart
designed
to.
guarantee
ten
years
of
ponce
in,
Europe.
French
representatives;
have
already
been
Instructed
by
their
government
to
sign
the,
agreement
and
similar
Instructions!
are
expected
from
Berlin
by
the
,
German
representatives.
Great
Britain
and
Italy
were
already
In
accord.
Baby
Car
Turns
Turtle
giiiiHgsiiiiiiiiiHg'K
gigagV
Just
a&
the
photographer
swung
v.is
camera
around
a
tiny
racing
car
stood
up
on
its
hind
less,
dumping
the
driver
on
to
the
road.
The
spill
occurred
ut
Dow.ilngton
Park.
Leicestershire.
Eng.
Case
For
Veterans
Presented
By
Visiting
Officials;
State
Of
Economic
Affairs
Rapped
T.
A.
Barnard,
president
of
the
provincial
command
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
was
the
speaker
before
a
large
gathering
of
local
returned
men
at
the
Canadian
Legion
club
rooms
last
evening.
J.
Preece,
president
of
the
local
branch,
presided
and
introduced
the
speaker.
Mr.
Barnard
stated
that
the
two
chief
objectives
of
the
Legion
were
to
care
for
BONDS
ARE
RECOVERED
Securities
Valued
at
$8000
Stolen
In
Vancouver
Are
totaled
in
San
Francisco
VANCOUVER,
June
10:
i
Canadian
Press
i-
-Negotiable
bonds
to
the
value
of
$1,600
which
were
obtained
In
the
haM-up-
here
on
April
4
of
Western
CHy
Bond
Corporation
messengers
have
been
recovered
In
San
Francisco
as
a
result
of
co
operation
between
the
police
of
Vancouver
and
the
California
city.
rUlr.ll.M.
(iIIYI.KNMImVT
WILL
L'ONTKItlUTU
TO
KFLIKF
IN
THIS
CITY
VICTORIA,
June
10;
(CP)-
Hon.
It.
W.
Hruhn.
minister
of
public
works,
has
been
Infor-
med
that
the
Dominion
gov-
ernment
will
assume
one-third
of
the
cost
o
direct
relief
In
eight
additional
areas
of
Dri-
Ush
Columbia
Including
Prince
Rupert.
a
those
who
suffered
from
the
last
I
war
and
to
prevent
another
such
calamity.
The
present
young
generation
have
not
the
knowledge
of
what
the
veterans
gave
up,
what
they
risked
and
what
they
were
entitled
to
from
the
country.
During
the
war
an
artificial
situation
grew
up
In
the
replacement
of
the
man
power
at
the
war
by
mechanical
means
at
home
and
the
returned
man
was
faced
with
an
absence
of
opportunity
to
work.
Now,
when
Uie
financial
Interests
wanted
to
economise,
they
looked
at
the
amount
spent
on
pensions
and
said
that
Is
where
we
can
save.
The
obligation
of
the
nation
to
the
pensioner
was
Just
as
solemn
as
the
contract
with
the
holders
of
the
$195,000,000
worth
of
non-taxable
bonds.
In
the
same
breath
that
a
demand
for
economy
was
made,
the
salary
of
an
official
drawing
$11000
a
year
was
Increased
to
$15,000
and
a
pension
of
$7,500
assured
him
at
60
years
after
ten
years'
service.
The
veteran
was
bearndted
a
$10
a
month
pension
after
60
yean.
The
position
of
the
Canadian
I
pk
Ion
was
clear.
When
other
available
sources
of
revenue
had
txvn
explored,
then
the
returned
nn
i
would
be
the
firs,
to
make
the
extra
.sacrifice.
Criticism
of
the
recent
amendments
to
the
Pensions
Act
dealt
with
the
substitution
of
a
body
of
olllelaUUiat
did
not
see
the
applicant
In
per-
Contlnued
on
Page
3
Mystery
In
Connection
With
Finding
of
Body
Of
Girl
at
Roke
Lake
lemains
of
Miss
Ashley,
Formerly
of
New
Westminster,
Discovered
on
Bed
m
Cabin
Died
as
Result
Of
Gunshot
Wounds
VICTORIA,
June
10:
(Canadian
Press)
An
unexplained
tragedy
in
the
Roke
Lake
area
of
the
Cariboo
district
:h
being
sifted
by
the
provincial
police
consequent
upon
the
eportcd
finding
of
the
body
of
a
young
woman
on
a
bed
in
a
cabin.
Death
is
reported
to
have
beenas
a
result
of
'unshot
wounds.
Word
received
here
from
Sergeant
Wood
IS
FLYING
TO
PACIFIC
Jimmy
Mattern
on
WajJTodai
From
Belove
to
Kharbarovsk
MOSCOW,
Jane
10:
(Canadian
Press)
James
J.
Mattern
left
Be-loye
at
2
o'clock
this
morning
for
Kharbarovsk
on
the
Siberian
coast
In
continuation
of
his
flight
around
the
world.
Weather
conditions
were
favorable
for
the
hop.
From
Khabarovsk,
Mattern
plans
to
fly
to
Nome
and
thence
via
Edmonton
to
New
York.
I
On
leaving
this
point,
which
is
4S0
miles
west
of
Chita,
Mattern
as
three
days
behind
the
Post-Gatty
record
and
there
appeared
to
be
little
chance
of
his
beating
the
time
of
the
Oklahoma
flyers
for
the
flight
around
the
world.
VEKEGIN
IS
ORDERED
TO
BE
DEPORTED
Canadian
Press)
WINNIPEG,
June
10.
Peter
Veregin,
Douk-hobor
leader,
was
arrested
late
yosterday
on
a
warrant
sworn
out
by
the
minister
of
immigration
on
a
charge
of
being
an
undesirable
citizen.
He
was
found
guilty
last
night
by
a
board
of
three
under
the
chairmanship
of
Commissioner
of
Immigration
C.
E.
Smith
and
was
ordered
deported.
No-
tice
of
appeal
was
imme-
diately
given.
Halibut
Arrivals
American
Viola,
2.000.
holding.
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
NBW
YORK.
June
10:
(Canadian
Press)
-
Silver
closed
at
364e
on
Uie
local
metal
market
today
Copper
was
still
steady
at
8c.
Miss
Lillian
Lowe
will
sail
on
the
Prince
Rupert
tonight
for
a
vaca-i
Uon
trip
to
Vancouver.
Seattle
and
Kamloops.
h
Asncrou
u
to
ine
eirect
that
the
remains
are
those
of
a
Miss
Ashley,
formerly
of
New
Westminster,
who
had
resided
at
Roke
Lake
for
some
time.
Two
officers
and
the
coroner
have
been
sent
In
to
lnvesUgate.
Mayor
Porter
of
Los
Angeles
is
Election
Loser
LOS
ANOELES.
June
10
In
the
mayoralty
election
here
this
week.
Mayor
John
C.
Porter
was
defeated
by
Frank
L.
8haw.
chairman
of
the
board
of
county
commission
ers,
the
vote
approximating
117,-779
to
98.309
There
will
alvi
h
nnmhfr
nt
nur
h
nn
V
-1
dermanlc
board
and
the
board
of
education
as
a
result
of
the
election.
As
soon
as
the
results
of
the
election
made
his
defeat
evident.
Mayor
Porter
issued
a
statement
In
which
he
said
that
he
had
no
regrets
at
being
defeated,
nor
has
he
any
apologies
to
offer
for
the
work
he
had
dene
during
his
term.
f
office.
He
declared
that
he
was
proud
of
his
record
and
conveyed
his
thanks
to
all
his
friends
and
supporters
during
his
period
of
Incumbency
as
well
as
during
the
slection
campaign.
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Cork
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Georgia
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Grand
view,
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Lucky
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National
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Native
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Meridian,
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Noble
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rend
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Reeves
McDonald,
M.
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.17.
Ruth
Hope,
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Crest.
.08.
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.60,
Whitewater,
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