Tomorrow's
Tides
Mm
Today's
Weather
High
4:03
am.
18,6
ft.
17.03
p.m.
18JD
It.
Low
10
45
am.
4.2
It.
Prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
light
23:06
p.m.
7.8
r;
southeast
wind;
barometer,
30.20;
temperature,
60;
sea
smooth.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISn
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol
XXIV.,
No
149
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JUNE
27,
1933
PLANUm
TO
STABILIZE
STERLING
M0LL1S0NS
AGAIN
READY
TO
START
12,000
MILE
FLIGHT
European
Banking
Bloc
Trying
To
Induce
Britain
To
Steady
Money
On
International
Mart
ENGLAND
WINS
OVER
WEST
INDIES
TODAY
IN
CItlCKET
MATCH
LONDON,
June
17
CP-
England
today
defeat!
the
4-
British
WM
Indies
by
Innings
and
twenty-sewn
runs
In
toe
first
of
three
lest
cricket
matches.
The
scores
were:
England.
2M:
British
West
Indies.
07
snd
173
PROGRESS
SPLENDID
i
'
Two
Shifts
Being
Worked
on
Prince
Rupert
Group
Larte
Nufirts
Found
8KID80ATE.
June
37
-Splendid
progress
petng
made
In
the
driving
of
tye
tunnel
on
the
C
vein
of
the
PrlndT,
Rupert
group
of
gold
rlRimn
which
U
under
active
development
by
the
Hydah
Oold
Mines
Umlled
Quite
s
few
large
nuggets
wire
brought
In
a
few
days
a
in
by
the
engineer
in
obsrge.
A.
J.
Ingraham.
Mr
Becker
of
Prince
Rupert
U
foreman
on
the
property
and
at
in
ent
two
shifts
per
day
are
be-iik
wurked
on
C
vein
After
the
mill
h.n
been
InsUlled
three
shUU
will
he
put
on
PROSECUTION
TO
PROCEED
Acquittal
of
Charles
E.
Mitchell
Will
Not
Ssve
Other
Prominent
American
Financiers
WASHINGTON.
DC
.
June
27-The
acquittal
in
New
York
of
Charles
B.
Mitchell,
former
chairman
of
the
National
City
Bank
on
rhargea
of
Income
tax
evasion,
will
nt
interfere
with
similar
prosecutions
against
other
prominent
financiers
being
proceeded
with
as
originally
planned.
It
la
stated
by
the
treasury
department.
The
trial
of
Joseph
W.
Harrlman
will
go
ahead
in
July
as
scheduled
with
others
following
later.
Austin
Wins
Over
Brugnon
nrltlsher
Defeats
Frenchman
Today
In
Second
Hound
of
Wimbledon
Tennis
WIMBLEDON.
Eng..
Jim
&
'Canadian
Presal-H.
W.
(Bunny)
Austin
of
England
defeated
Jasquea
Urugnon
of
Trance
6-3.
7S.
6-0
today
In
the
second
round
of
the
Wimbledon
tennis
championships.
Frank
Patterson,
well
known
pioneer
Poreher
Island
mining
man,
was
a
week-end
visHor
In
town
from
Surf
Point
where
he
lift
an-,
other
Interesting
property
at
pre
sent
under
dcvclonmeni.
m.
it-i
rson
returned
on
Saturday
to
Poreher
Island
Representatives
of
French,
Swiss,
Dutch
and
Belgian
Banks,
at
Secret
Session
Today,
Decide
on
This
Line
Of
Action
Alarm
Over
Gold
Standard
LONDON,
June
27:
(Canadian
Press)
United
action
by
central
banks
of
France,
Switzerland,
Holland
and
Belgium
to
induce
Great
Britain
to
stabilize
sterling
and
crush
an
international
riner
of
currency
speculators
was
decided
upon
at
a
secret
meeting
held
here
today.
Nervous-
ness
sweeping
over
continental
Lurope
over
the
inability
of
gold
standard
countries
to
re-
main
on
the
gold
basis
canted
the
french
delegation
at
midnight
last
night
to
call
the
closed
session.
"We
have
decided
to
defend
the
;old
standard
to
the
last
ditch.
he
president
of
one
central
bank
aid.
ACTIVITY
AT
ATLIN
Northern
Mining
Promises
to
Be
a
"llHmmer"
Thk
Season
in
Doth
Lode
and
Placer
Greatly
lnrreaed
mlnlnr.
activity.
parlkoUrly
in
lode
gold.
Is
predicted
for
the
preent
seaMin
in
the
Atlin
dktrlct
by
Dr.
Joseph
T.
Mandr.
resident
mlnlnr
enrln
eer.
Placer
miners
will
also
be
In-rrealn(ly
buvy
In
that
area
w
tilth
promises
to
be
"humming"
during
the
next
few
month.
According
to
reports
reaching
Dr.
Mandv's
office
here
many
new
properties
are
being
sl.trted
up.
new
deals
are
beine
put
through,
old
preperlles
are
being
re-opened
and
considerable
new
capital
1
belnc
Introduced
Into
the
area.
leadersIn
CONFERENCE
'
!
Premier
llamsay
MacDonalil
and
Secretary
of
Slale
Corttrll
Hull
in
Sewion
LONDON.
June
37:
Prime
Minister
J.
Ramsay
MacDonald
of
Great
Britain,
and
Cordell
Hull.
United
States
Secretary
of
8tte
i:
and
leader
of
the
American
delegation
to
the
world
economic
conference,
conferred
at
the
week-end.
One
of
the
matters
discussed
was
a
plan
for
a
general
rise
in
prices
In
both
countries
in
tne
euocv
to
Dnng
about
economic
recovery.
NEW
IU1LWAY
SET-UP
IS
TO
BE
F.FFI.CTr.iJ
f
OTTAWA.
June
37:
(CP-
AlUiough
government
mlnls-
ters
remain
non-committal.
It
was
learned
on
reliable
nuth-
orlty.
yesterday
that
the
new
set-up
of
Canadian
National
Railways
administration
as
provided
for
under
legislation
passed
at
the
recent
session
of
parliament
on
recommend-a.
nf
ih
Duff
Commission
T
UW"
-
will
likely
be
constituted
by
'
the
week-end.
,
BELIEVED
MURDERED
Tscoma
Police
Endeavoring
to
Solve
Fire
Mystery
In
Which
Four
Lost
Lives
TACOMA,
June
27:
Local
police
are
continuing
their
Investigation
into
a
mysterious
fire
tragedy
of
a
few
dsys
ago
when
Alpha
Stone,
his
wife
and
two
children
lost
their
Itfes.
The
bodies
of
the
four
were
found
In
the
ruins
of
a
palatial
re
sidence
which
they
had
occupied
eight
miles
north
of
the
city.
There
was
evidence
of
the
skulls
of
ail
four
having
been
crushed
and
foul
play
U
suspected.
The
coroner's
Jury
returned
an
open
verdict.
One
suspect
Is
being
held.
BUUilN
QUITS
TOLMIK
GOVT
(Canadian
Press)
VICTORIA.
June
27:
Hon.
R.
W.
Bruhn,
minister
of
public
works,
resigned
from
the
Tolmie
government
today,
giving
as
his
reason
that
the
ministry
was
not
a
real
union
and
was
"rendered
ineffective
by
lack
of
definite
program
or
general
support"
He
said
he
could
no
longer
delay
his
retirement
since
it
was
clem
that
the
Premier
could
not
form
a
union
ministry
as
he
had
promised.
MACHINERY
FOR
MINE
Some
160
Ton
of
Equipment
nelng
Moved
Onto
Cold
Harbor
Property
on
Islands
8KIDEOATB,
June
27:-Some
160
(tons
of
machinery
Is
now
being
moved
out
to
the
Oold
Harbor
mine
which
Is
under
aetlve
development.
This
Includes
a
small
stamp
mill
and
01
lew
1
engine.
Tonight's
mixed
train,
due
from
tne
east
at
io:zn,
wns
reported
this
morning
to
be
on
time.
Visiting
District
Hon.
Joshua
Hinrhliffc.
minister
of
education.
IP
irft
for
th-
Interior
last
night
after
spending
the
day
In
the
city.
Mrs.
Hlnch-llffe
and
family
are
accompanying
him.
LOAD
OFF
SHOULDERS
So
Declares
II.
F.
Kergin
M.
L.
A.
On
Losing
Liberal
Nomination
ANYOX.
June
37:
"You
are
taking
a
load
off
my
shoulders."
declared
II.
F.
Kergin.
M.L.A.
for
AUln,
In
congratulating
W.
J.
Assel-stine
on
being
nominated
as
Liberal
candidate
at
the
recent
conven
tion
hare.
As
far
as
he
was
per
sonally
concerned,
'Mr.
Kergin
declared
that
he
would
continue
to
stand
for
the
best
principles
of
Liberalism.
Mr.
Aasetstine
won
the
nomina
tion
over
Mr.
Kergin
by
a
vote
of
36
to
IS.
Anyox
gave
13
votes
to
Assel-
ine.
Premier.
3:
Big
Missouri.
1-n.
C.
8ilver.
1:
Marmot
River.
1;
Silver
Heights.
1.
Alice
Arm
gave
3
votes
to
Kergin.
AUln.
3:
Dease
lake.
1:
Alyanah.
1:
MacDonald
River.
1.
and
Telegraph
Creek.
Z
Stewart
divided
lis
ten
votes
equally
between
Aasetstine
and
Kergin.
PUT
OUT
OF
MEET
Unemployed
ixrorled
From
Council
Chamber
In
Vancouvrr
VANCOUVKR.
June
37
(Canadian
Press
i
Twenty
unemployed
were
escorted
from
the
council
chamber
at
the
City
Hall
yesterday
when
they
ran
contrary
to
Mayor
Louis
D.
Taylor's
"silence"
edict
during
a
meeting
of
the
council.
A
crowd
of
several
hundred
per
sons
outside
the
City
Hall
was
dispersed
by
mounted
police.
High
School
Boy
Dies
After
Being
Hit
By
Baseball
SEATTLE.
June
27:
Charles
Steer,
fifteen
year
old
SeatUe
high
school
boy.
who
was
struck
on
the
head
during
a
baseball
game
here
a
few
dyt
a
to.
died
at
the
end
of
the
week
from
the
lnlurv.
At
first
he
was
not
believed
to
hve
been
seriously
nurt
out
a
nemorhage
developed
WHEAT
IS
UP
AGAIN
Six
Cents
Added
in
Today's
Trading
to
Vcstcrday's
Close
After
Opening
Uncertainty
WINNIPEG,
June
27:
(Canadian
Press)
After
plunging
around
in
uncertainly,
wheat
futures
shot
away
up
in
late
trading
today
and
added
six
cents
to
yesterday's
close
.before
last
minute
profit-taking
reduced
the
gains
slightly.
July
closed
at
Wie,
October
at
8Hic
and
December
at
83Uc.
Vancouver
Stocks
applied
by
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
LtC
,
Toronto
Int.
Nickel,
20.13.
NOranda.
3325.
Shenitt,
LSI
Vancouver
Bridge
njverCena.41.
'-
Blue
Bird!
.04
1.
Cork
Province,
.0l4.
Georgia
River,
MVi.
a
rand
view.
.07.
Lucky
Jhn.
.06.
Meridian.
.63
Native
Son.
.11.
National
Silver.
.07.
Noble
Five.
.15.
Pentf
OreHle,
1.40.
Porter
Idaho.
.14.
Premier.
124.
ACTIVITY
IN
MINING
Airplanes
Being
Used
In
Interior-Mill
Being
Erected
at
Houston
on
Lode
Gold
Mint
SMITH
ERS.
June
27:
W.
S.
(Duke)
Hants
arrived
at
Lake
Kathlyn
a
few
days
ago
in
an
air
plane
piloted
by
W.
L.
McOIuskey.
He
is
scouting
for
mining
properties
on
behalf
of
Colonel
Victor.
Spencer
and
eastern
associates
lncludlnK
Mr.
Cord
of
the
Auburn
Motors
They
are
planning
to
proceed
north
Donald
Hannan
Watoon
an
I
Barney
Phillips
of
Edmonton
returned
from
the
north
to
Burns
Lake
last
week.
They
express
themselves
aa
well
satisfied
with
some
placer
leases
they
have
examined
and
will
return
to
develop
the
ground.
They
went
out
March
31
and.
since
that
Ume.
have
been
busy
In
the
country
between
the
Flnlay
and
Liard
Rivers
north
of
Thutade
Lake.
A.
J.
MacPherson
and
Hugo
C.
Stratford
of
Vancouver,
acting
for
George
Smith
and
associates,
are
busy
erecting
a
mill
at
Bob
Creek,
eight
mllea
south
of
Houston.
This
Is
a
lode
gold
property
and
Is
said
to
be
rich.
Ken
Dewar
Is
operating
a
plane
for
the
Consolidated
between
Burns
j
Lake
and
several
points
In
thei
north
Including
Thutade
Lake.
Bear
Lake
and
Driftwood
River,
northwest
of
Tnkla
Lake.
Pathftf
T
tfommArul
AIM
maivs
w.
iitivtr
3J04-)
tsh
priest
for
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
at
Anyox,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Catala
this
morning
from
the
smelter
town
and
will
proceed
on
tomorrow
nlgM's
train
for
a
brief
trip
to
Terrace,
returning
hero
Thursday
nlirht
to
catch
the
Prince
Oeorge
Friday
afternoon
on
r.w
wny
men
to
Anyox.
Famous
British
Flying
Pair
Planning
to
Take-Off
During
Coming
Week
Plane
Which
Was
Damaged
Recently
Repaired
in
Pre
paration
For
Long
Journey
From
England
to
ew
York
and
Thence
to
Bagdad
and
Croydon
T
LONDON,
June
27:
(Canadian
Press)
James
and
Amy
vlollison
hope
to
make
a
fresh
start
next
week
on
their
1
2,000-mile
flight
from
England
to
New
York,
thence
to
Jagdad
and
back
to
Croydon.
Their
airplane
"Seafarer,""
vhich
was
damaged
in
an
attempted
take-off
recently,
is
i
train
in
readiness
and
will
be
flown
by
the
Mollisons
tp
Pending
Sands
In
Carmarthenshire
T
i
HfP"1T
IP
j
where
the
couple
will
stand
by
Xrqgt
lAVlSllNIN
next
Monday
to
the
tune
of
starting
A-irVLYlU
Vll
;
on
their
Journey.
They
hope
to
hae
t
T"
w
imTl"rv
!
the
benefit
of
the
full
moon
on
the
A
K
K
A
ll
"ilN
T
1
)lNew
York
to
Bagdad
stage
of
the
Former
Resident
of
Canada
to
Plead
Not
GuUty
of
Wife
.
...
w
-.:Jlurder.
SAN
JOSE,
Cal,
June
27:
Hav
ing
been
bound
over
following
preliminary
hearing
to
stand
trial
on
a
charge
of
murder
in
connection
with
the
slaying
of
his
pretty
young
wife,
whom
he
Is
alleged
tr
have
beaten
to
death
with
a
length
of
pipe
as
she
bathed
In
the
bathroom
of
her
home
here,
David
A.
Lamson.
31.
formerly
of
Red
Deer,,
Alta-
was
arraigned
In
superior
court
here
at
the
end
of
the
week
and
remanded
for
one
week
when.
It
was
Intimated
by
the
defence,
he
will
enter
a
straight
plea
of
not
guilty
to
the
charge.
ENGLAND
WINS
CUP
Professional
Golf
Championship
Is
Retained
by
Old
Country
SOUTHPORT.
Eng..
June
27
(Canadian
Preas)
England
re-1
gained
possession
today
of
the
Ryder
Cup.
emblematic
of
Anglo-American
professional
golf
rivalry,
by
defeating
United
SUtes
six
and
a
half
points
to
five
on
two
days
competition.
EARTHQUAKE
KILLS
MANY
,
....
.
Sixty-Seven
Persons
Lost
Lives
In
Sumatra
Yesterday
DATA
VIA.
Java.
June
27:
(Canadian
Preas
i
Sixty
-seven
persons
were
killed
yesterday
In
an
earthquake
at
South
Bencoolen.
a
seaport
on
the
west
coast
of
Sumatra
and
adjacent
region.
Surprise
Party
For
Two
Teachers
A
large
number
of
the
fellow
teachers
and
other
friends
of
Miss
MOffatt
and
Miss
Maude
Magulre
staged
a
surprise
party
for
them
Saturday
night
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
R.
Mitchell,
Westvlew.
The
evening
was
spent
in
dancing
and
a
very
Jolly
time
was
spent.
The
teachers
are
leaving
Friday
for
their
respective
homes
and
on
that
day
are
severing
their
connections
with
the
local
schools.
Well
Known
Local
Cirito
Wed
Soon
Miss
Margaret
Lindsay
R.X.
Homs
to
Prepare
For
Nuptials
Shower
at
Anyox
Miss
Margaret
Lindsay
R.N,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Lindsay
of
this
city,
who
has
been
a
member
of
the
nursing
staff
of
the
Anyox
Oeneral
Hospital
for
the
past
few
years,
returned
home
on
the
Catala
this
morning
from
ths
smelter
town.
She
Is
to
be
married
here
shortly
to
Donald
Ritchie,
i
well
known
member
of
the
field
en?
glneerlng
staff
of
the
Oranby
Co.
Last
Tuesday
evening
at
Anyox
:
Mrs.
Alex
MeMaster,
formerly
of
j
Prince
Rupert,
was
hostess
at
a
de-
Ughtful
linen
and
china
shower
at:
Anyox
In
honor
of
Miss
Lindsay..
About
thirty
guests
were
present
atj
the
affair.
Bridge
was
played
during
the
early
part
of
the
evening
with
the
priezs
being
won
by
Mrs.!
O.
A.
Warwick,
Miss
Lindsay.
Miss
Kathleen
Eve
and
Mrs.
E.
R.
Oat-man.
After
cards,
refreshment
were
served
and
many
beautiful?
glfU
were
presented
to
the
bride-elect.
Mrs.
MeMaster
was
assisted
by
Mrs.
Hunter
and
Mrs.
Selwood.
k
John
Strom
beck
and
Ous'
Anderson,
well
known
pioneer
prospec
tore
ard
mining
men
of
Alice
Arm
camp,
were
passenger
aboard
ths
Catala
today
going
through
to
'Vancouver
whence
they
will
pro.
cwd
to
the
cariboo
gold
fleWi.
BIG
MINING
DEAL
ON
ISLANDS
IS
REPORTED
SKIDEOATE,
June
27:
Major
Angus
Davit
and
R.
E.
Ppmeroy
of
Vancouver
will
shorty
make
an
examination
of
the
Cumshewa
group
of
miner-
'
al
claims
with
a
view
to
launching
a
$120,000
develop-ment
program
on
the
property.
It
Is
reported
here
that
three
of
the
biggest
mining
men
In
4
America
are
interested
In
the
venture.
Last
winter
the
own-
.
ers
very
nearly
closed
a
deal
with
the
Ouggenhelm
Interests
of
Tacoma.
It
being
reported
at
that
time
that
it
was
only
a
V
matter
of
terms
which
was
un-
satisfactory.