Tomorrow's
Tides
e
ywteroay-
'closed
at
WV
Today's
Weather
12:35
pjn.
16.0
It.
Prince
Rupert
Overcast,
fresh
..
6:24
a.m.
4.3
ft.
southeast
wind;
barometer,
30.40;
18:15
pjn.
9.6
ft.
'A
temperature,
56;
sea
smooth.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISn
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
v,
No
XXIV
.
No.
167.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
19,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTO
PART
OF
PITTMAN
PLAN
IS
ADOPTED
OLD
PARITY
MARK
OF
POUND
Aim
DOLLAR
IS
CROSSED
Increased
Use
of
Silver
in
Subsidiary
Money
Is
Agreed
On
at
World
Parley
Today
Enters
Field
of
u
bbbbbbLYV
mH
m
..
:
r,
.
ne
.
tur
Atlln
In
provincial
ROLSTdN
IS
CANDIDATE
Steaart
Publisher
Knlers
IJectkm
I
if
Id
at
Independent
for
Atlln
Riding
Three
Running
J
AtMktlne
Off
lo
Atlln
on
Campaign
Tour
Shrnton
Supporters
Heady
rtWART.
July
19:-M.
W.
M
n.
publisher
of
the
Stewart
of
Stewart,
hat
announced
1
"
it
as
an
Independent
candi
:r
Atlln
riding
In
the
forth
provincial
election.
Ilia
can
'urc
was
endorsed
at
a
aeet-
-
:n
Anyox
thU
week
of
those
In-ed
in
the
entry
of
an
Inde-nt
candidate
In
the
field
for
i
He
makes
the
third
candi-
m
the
field
for
the
riding,
the
'"'
being
William
J.
Asselsttae.
r
l.
and
T.
J.
Shenton.
Labor.
"'
rc
rumors
of
two
more
poa-,
"
entrants
In
the
race.
!
an
official
statement
pertain-;:
'
his
nomlnaUon,
Mr.
notaton
J
'Hi
s
it
clear
that
he
has
entered
,
election
contest
"strictly
as
an
2"
i'
pendent
In
no
way
allied
with
ft
tied
to
any
leader"
and
refuting
Continued
on
Page
2
WOULD
CONFKHRNUK
SKTS
If
COMMITTI.K
ON
WIIKAT;
MOKGKNTIIAU
CIIAIHMAN
aw
A.
'
LONDON.
July
10:-A
ape-
rl
sub-committee
of
the
wild
economic
conference
el
up
yesterday
to
deal
JMh
the
pbi'of
Mtt
neat
pWlferi?lftityty(i
'
I
ftenUiau
uf
lh
ttnHd
ate
tea
,
T
WM
lairmart
of
Uie
eommltlee.
Other
Important
Features
of
Future
Program
For
White
Metal
Held
Up
Meantime
Means
Return
to
Value
of
Pre-War
Days
LONDON.
July
19:
(Canadian
Press)
Increased
use
silver
in
hi
bei
diary
coinage
was
agreed
upon
by
the1
mi
Id
economic
conference
sub-committee
on
silver
today
;
adopting
part
of
the
resolution
of
Senator
Key
PiUman
f
the
L'niU
States.
Other
important
feature
of
Senator
Pittnian's
silver
program
were
held
over.
The
proposal
rcciiliiif
Uic
world's
output
of
i,.
mi-ul
will
await
decistons
by
a.
i
f.t.nreoC
producer
and
ex-
turd
important
feature
of
'.
r
Pittni-n
s
plan
rafarwtag,
.)
of
ailvn
as
part
of
central
K
.overage
uilrd
to
produce
de-
.
.
.
result
a
the
subcommittee
mmendod
that
action
be
de-
I
I
Benatoc
PUs.1
Hi
'.
)
Prrja
that
he
was
quite
,iiifir(l
witt)
the
progress
-that
i.ad
been
made
What
It
saeana,"
mUI.
"la
this
aU
government
agree
to
oaaee
debasement
or
mot-ailing
of
silver
coins
except
India
and
Spam
and
they
agree
to
Unit
he
amount
they
will
sell
We
wui
tet
back
to
where
silver
was
before
the
war."
Vancouver
Stocks
(Oonef
a.
o.
rfBMVfc
oo.
Vaneeutrr
Reno.
10.
pend
OreiUe.
1.44.
Moble
nve,
M
Presnier.
IM
(wind).
National
SOvtr.
Porter
Idaho.
Bridge
Rhrer
OonaoL.
M.
Oeorgla
River.
.NV.
Caribou
Ootd,
UN
Meridian.
M.
Big
Mlaaotni.
Jl.
Lucky
JUa.
Silver
Creat,
M.
Waverty.
M1k.
Indian.
MV.
Wayside.
M.
NaUve
Son.
M.
Bluebird.
JH-Cork
Province,
jtlti.
Orandvlew.
M.
Toronto
Noranda.
MM.
Shenitt.
IM.
Inter
Nickel.
Macassa.
.70.
MeWattera,
.01.
Slsco.
l..
Oranada.
1.10.
Klrkland
Lake
Ood.
.48.
San
Antonio.
1.14.
Oils
Sterling
rudf
as.
A.
P.
Con..
.41.
Freehold.
Jl.
Calmont.
.3
C.
and
B..
1.71.
Pound
Sterliiur
and
Canadian
Dollar
on
Lvnlinlllll
ivmv
ltnr
has"""'
.-S37
T
Ji
...rSajwu.
iu!
NlkWrm,
r:rvc
"VqX
anStbf
nH'prrpara'-
ti.i
ti.i
twtuiul
twMiiui
Burma
ateriirx
.n-i'.
-
.
IT.,
fore
ten
exehattffe
w
"
......
ui..
i
.rh
fmnaniaii
i
A
O
HffAITP
M
AfYllJlJu
AlJ
LEGAL
MAN
..
,
v..i..
i
....
i..
.
rhut
Oil
I
lAlllVIl
"-
-.
Justice
of
Province
of
Quebec,
raises
Away
defended
ReY"
I
Venerable
Canadian
Jurist
Died
In
Quebec
Yesterday
at
Are
of
tJthty-Two
Years
OUKHHC.
Jahr
10:
Preea)
Sir
FrancoU
Xa
trier
Le-mieuit.
Chief
Justice
of
the
Super-tor
Court
of
the
Province
of
Quebec
paesed
away
here
yesterday
at
the
age
of
eighty-two
year.
Asescteted
either
as
counsel
or
u
a
Judge
with
many
of
the
ore-stoat
criminal
cases
m
the
annate
Of
Canada
Str
Franeote
rose
sue-MMfaUy
through
the
various
atagea
of
a
lawyer's
career
to
be
Chief
Justice
of
the
Province
of
Qvefcec.
As
a
young
lawyer
he
waa
Passes
Away
1
Sir
Franoola
Lrmirux,
Chief
Justice
of
Quebec
Province
1
One
of
Ue
counsel
of
Louis
Rel.
who
was
lnged
as
ring
-lea
derm
the
North-Weat
Rebellion
In
UM.,
As
a
Judge
he
sat
on
the
bench
In
one
01
ne
cewomwu
urwiuis"
tit
ease
of
Rev.
Adelard
Delorme,
wIm)
was
acquitted
of
a
charge
of
murdering
his
half-brother
after
three
trials.
In
1M4.
Francois
Xavler
Lemleux
fol-
Jowed
la.Uiie-
footatfliiB,
otanxUnle,
irAnlvranonii
tmlux.
'after
,
iiwimi
1
1
r
I
Jrtiiatrhc
.
from
LSvat-
I
Utnwalty,
-
...
.
,
try
training
In
Laval
College
and
the
Quebec-
Seminary.
This
uncle
Continued
on
Page
2
Mrs.
Roosevelt
Visits
In
Oki
fnenoh
t..
.:.
u
summer
borne
at
Campobello
SUtes
chief
executive
on
a
v
P:
;
.
a-.
a
Mr
Roosevelt
an
1
family
a:
their
Ca
adian
'iland.
NB
recently,
when
tl.e
Anucrtack
IX.
brought
the
United
11-earncd
ho
iday.
Here
is
Mrs.
Roosevelt,
gone
quite
native,
seen
cooking
sau-iges
over
a
camp
fire.
London,
Unexcited
As
American
Money
Falls
Below
Normal
Value
Kate
Depreciated
to
S1.S7
in
Hritish
Funds
and
Closed
at
$1.S5
With
Further
Improvement
After
Hanks
Closed
Business
For
Day
LONDON,
July
19:
(Canadian
Press)
The
United
States
dollar
lost
lc
on
the
local
foreign
exchange
market
today,
closing
at
54.S5J
to
the
British
pound
sterling,
having
recovered
somewhat
after
crossing
tlie
old
parity
mark
of
$
1.S6
3-6.
There
was
no
excitement
in
the
market
as
offerings
from
the
Continent
and
New
York
gradually
depreciated
the
rate
to
$4.87.
After
bank
closing,
the
dollar
improved
to
$4.S2
j.
SOUTH
IS
VERY
WET
Alshama
and
Arkansas
Vote
Two
To
One
In
Favor
of
Itepeal
of
EUhteenth
Amendment
WASHINOTON
D.CM
July
10
The
first
teat
of
real
southern
sen-
:
intent
on
the
repeal
of
the
Eighteenth
Amendment
was
maoe
yesterday
when
Alabama
ard
Arkansas
Indicated
themselves,
by
popular
votlnc
tor
delegates
to
state
conventions,
to
be
the
seventeenth
and
eighteenth
states
to
make
formal
rat
Hi
cation
of
the
measure
abandonliiK
national
prohibition.
Strong
repeal
sentiment
was
ex-
ku
ivumiU
uswwiA
In
Snth
Z.rT
th7
AlahTm.
rounl
to
ngnl
ing
fioaai
of
rewa,
Hnd
M7W
ag.
al(ut
In
Arkansas,
up
to
la.it
night,
the
figures
were
90.110
to
repeal
and
against.
The
taxi
ear
driven
by
Richard
Huiy
Mitd
a
private
car
driven
by
g.C
Thomson
.
,
ItauredUn
a
side
on
Eleventh
Avenue,
near
hold
McClymont
Park
at
5:10
yesterday
aftefnoon
Both
cars
sustained
d-
TIM
BUCK
SENTENCE
Communist
leader
(lets
Nire
Months
Estra
for
rartUl-patlnx
In
Trison
Disorders
KINGSTON.
July
15
(Canadian
rtees)
Contlrt
Tim
Ituek.
former
leader
of
the
Communht
Party
of
Canada,
yesterday
was
giver
nine
months'
Imprisonment
In
addition
to
five
years
he
Is
already
serving
In
Klnj-ston
Penitentiary
for
having
participated
In
a
demonstration
of
prisoners
last
October.
A
doten
other
inmates
alo
received
sentences
of
from
nine
months
to
two
years
on
similar
charges.
STOCK
MART
IS
STRONG
NEW
YORK
July
19
Heavy
profit
-taking
failed
to
halt
a
central
advance
In
prices
on
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange
yesterday
at
all
classes
of
Issues
continued
to
firm
despite
unkftrilg.lDdia-
trials
were
up
on
the
a
re
rage
.4
for
the
day,
raltarup
.63
utilities
up
.51
Canada
POLES
NOW
MOVE
OUT
Hanson
Timber
and
Lumber
Co.
Shipping
Stock
From
Yards
to
United
SUtes
Toles
are
continuing
to
move
to
the
United
SUtes
out
of
stock
of
the
Hanson
Timber
&
Lumber
Co.
yards
from
Terrace
eastward
In
the
central
interior..!!
is
reported
by
Olof
Hanson.
M.r.
for
Skeena,
who
came
in
from
Smithers
on
last
night's
train
and
will
be
returning
tonight
or
Friday.
On
the
last
eastbound
freight
train.
SO
carloads
of
poles
were
shipped
from
various
points
between
Terrace
and
Smithers,
Mr.
Hanson
states.
A
good
deal
of
the
yard
stock
will
still
have
to
be
removed
before
any
new
production
will
be
warranted,
states
Mr.
Hanson,
but.
meantime,
it
is
encouraging
to
see
some
of
the
stork
begin-nine
lo
move
out
in
substantial
quantities.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
11S.W0
pound.
5.8c
and
4c
to
7.1c
and
4c.
Canadian
njm
pounds,
5c
and
3c
to
Mc
and
SJ8c.
American
Brisk.
35.090.
Pacific.
SJc
and
4c
Ivanhoe.
24.000.
Cold
Storage.
6c
and
4c.
Bollnda.
10.000.
Royal
6
Ac
and
4c.
Betty.
13.00.
Atlln.
7Je
and
4c.
Tahoma.
13.000.
Atlln,
gJSe
and
4c.
Viola.
10.000.
Cold
Storage.
7.3c
and
4c.
Canadian
Cape
Beale.
34,000,
Cold
Storage,
5c
and
Sr.
I
Bdward
Upaett.
14.000,
Booth.
3.1c
and
3.35c.
i
Fanny
F..
6.000.
Cold
Storage.
i
iJc
and
2
Joe.
1
Sea
Maid.
31.000,
Cold
Storage,
Se
and
3.36c.
Card
of
Thanks
tAhriettt'wtshea
to
ptbUaly
ifeaBk
an
jthose
who
visited
hs
IA
;hr
POST
STILL
WELL
AHEAD
World
Flyer
Had
Topped
His
Own
Record
by
Twelve
Hours
on
Reaching
Irkutsk
IRKUTSK.
Siberia.
July
19:
Wiley
Post,
Oklahoma
round
the
world
flyer,
was
winging
his
way
last
night
from
here
to
Blagoves-chens
k,
a
hop
of
1,000
miles.
In
continuation
of
his
projected
attempt
to
lower
the
record
for
globe
circumnavigation
set
two
years
ago
by
himself
and
Harold
Oatty
In
the
same
plane
which
he
is
now
flying
solo,
the
Lockheed-Vega
machine
Winnie
Mae-
On
arrival
here
yesterday
from
Novo
Siblrsk,
having
covered
the
distance
In
six
hours
and
42
minute,
he
was
twelve
hours
ahead
of
the
record.
He
bopped
6ft
from
here
at
11
o'clock
last
night
and
was
reported
as
having
passed
Verkneudlnsk,
Eastern
Siberia,
at
12:50
am.
Wednesday.
Khabarovsk
waa
awaiting
Post's
arrival
this
morning.
From
there
his
next.
Jump
will
be
the
perilous
stage
across
the
fog
and
cloud-laden
Bering
Sea
country
to
Nome
which
dashed
the
hopes
of
James
UiUem.
ybung
Texas-world
flTer.
wbo
is
still
held
up
at
Anadyr
following
the
crash
of
his
plane
near
there
over
a
month
ago
FLYING
TO
NEW
YORK
Italian
Aerial
Armada
Starts
Return
Journey
Today
After
Visit
To
Chicago
World's
Fair
NEW
YORK,
July
19
The
Italian
air
armada
of
twenty-three
huge
seaplanes,
hi
command
of
Kalo
Balbo,
Italian
ah
mir
later,
is
lue
to
arrive
here
tonight
from
Chicago
on
Its
way
home
after
a
light
to
the
Century
of
Progress
Exposition.
A
great
reception
tor
the
aerial
argonauts
is
pautned
nere
and
special
precautions
have
oeen
taken
by
the
authorities
against
antt-Faaetst
demonstra
tions
during
their
stay.
From
here,
the
Italian
airmen
Intend
to
fry
noma
across
the
AW
'antic
Ocean
via
the
Aaorea
and
Otbraltar.
v
Went
Incognito
CHICAGO,
July
19
Tiring
of
an
almost
continuous
around
of
pa&
tic
welcome
and
reception,
Italo
Bakbo.
Italian
air
minister
and
leader
of
the
'seaplane
expedttiosr
'o
the
Century
of
Pragma
Exposition,
laid
away
his
natty
thi-torm
on
Monday
and
donned
murtt
to
quietly
take
In
the
sight
of
the
WorM
Pair
Incognito.
He
-xtvored
a
groat
deal
of
the
btg
show
and
patronised
many
of
the
conclusions.
He
waa
highly
eta
ted
as
a
result
of
his
experieneea
Off
returning
early
Tuesday
morning
to
his
hotel
to
rest
In
preparation
tor
the
start
of
the
squadron's
homeward
flight
which
started
to-lay
with
a
hop
to
New
York.
Joseph
Harriman
Turns
Up
Again
NEW
YORK,
July
19
-Joseph
W.
Harriman,
railway
and
financial
magnate,
who
has
been
missing
for
several,
days
tratn
a
private
hospital
her
wfteilfthe
waaawnltlgihMr
"
xnltla
sail
rew,
shop
yreUrday
and
also
ailiing
asitojmswaroiy,
AllSt
re-appeareo
mage
und
Roy
Franks,
who
was
and
bonds
up
23
July
wheat
clos-1
thers
who
contributed
to
the;
yestertiysana
u
now
lacing
ar-rldtng
in
the
taxi
car
was
slightly
ed
at
$1
147H
per
bushel
and
bar
i
success
of
yesterday's
opening
ratgnment
on
a
charge
of
being
a
injured.
laUver
at
40?.c.
event
j
fugitive
from
Justice.