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Tides
She
THIS
WEEK
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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISn
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V
mI
XXIV
.
No.
123
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MAY,
27,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
GREAT
ACTIVITY
IN
STOCK
DEALING
WHEAT
VESSEL
DUE
HERE
SOON
TO
CLEAN
OUT
ELEVATOR
IS
PASSED
BY
HOUSE
Representatives
Approve
$3,109,000,-009
Roosevelt
Measure
'
WASHINGTON.
D.C
May
27-
p
Mdcnt
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
s
Industrial
Recovery
Aet.
providing
a
.
,.n
of
$$.300,060,000
to
finance
pub-..:
works
and
other
Industrial
un-
d.:
takings
throughout
the
country
.ii.'i
authorising
a
number
of
forms
.
!
new
taxation
to
finance
same,
j
(m
vd
the
Ikiwe
of
Representative
v-terday
by
a
vote
approximating
rtie
measure
now
goes
to
the
So-1
i
where
the
Ux
clause
arc
ex-'
ixt
ted
to
meet
wtth
considerab'e
iMiUon
and
where
the
bill
lll
M
hably
be
under
discussion
for
-.wldy.
j
IS
LAID
!
.
AIHEST.
Funeral
f
Late
Ulas
L'mad
This
Mornlnc
From
Churth
of
Annuntiatlon
j
Mny
ifmftm
gathered
at
the
i
i
men
of
the
Annunciation
this
i:
niiiia
when
solemn
high
rc-
...
in
mass
was
celebrated
for
the"
"
;.se
of
the
soul
of
the
late
Ella
1
.
id
weU
known
pioneer
business
.n
of
thta
rlty.
whose
death
oc-
.m-d
earlier
In
the
week
Rev.
1
-
her
J.
Byrne
Orant
O.M.I
.
the
;
.ii
priest,
officiated
and
Charles1
1
Balagno
presided
at
the
organ
M
mbcrs
of
the
choir
In
attend!
v
i
Miss
Blanche
Cwrtin.
Mrs.
llu
,
..
wH
Mrs
n.
Couture.
Mia
r
vimira
Astort
and
Mies
A.
Coma
Knliowtng
the
church
service,
In
;im-nt
wa
made
In
Falnrlew
Oe
'pry
Pallbearers
were
11.
A
Di.rn.
M.
T.
McCaffery.
i.
B.
MM-1.
11
.V
N.
KUIaa.
Hobert
MeKay
;
",(1
A
nudlrUeh.
Mr
and
Mrs
N
Muaonttetn
ware
i
chief
mourners
Appreciation
l
expressed
to
the
f..!i..wine.
for
sending
flowers:
Mr
and
Mrs.
M
L.
Lee
WW
!
a
Mr
and
Mrs
N
Mussallem.
Ktl-i
and
Christopher.
Bulkier
Mar-1
Trlnre
Rupetr
Pioneer
Assoc
la
-
1
and
Mrs
II
Nations
TRUCEN0W
CONFIRMED
Tormal
rromUe"
Knds
HosllMles
Between
Japan
and
China
In
Orient
TOKYO.
Japan,
May
XI
Cana-iiiin
Pre
ssi
The
Foreign
Office
announced
yesterday
a
piellmlnary
ruce.
called
a
"formal
promise."
Juo
been
concluded
orally
by
Chinese
and
Japanese
military
representative,
thus
ending
recent
has
unties
between
the
two
countries.
Reforming
of
Scotland
Yard
nrltlsh
(lovrrnmrnt's
IUII
PaM.rd
Ity
House
of
Commons
321
to
CO
LONDON.
May
27:
The
govern
incut's
bill
to
Introduce
sweeping
'
''forms
Into
the
Metropolitan
Pollre
'.in
ulven
lis
second
reading
in
the
House
of
Commons
bv
a
vote
of
321
to
60
Farmers
Dump
1
Vicious
ftghtinx
f)t
"
A'
,
progress
ol
WiM.-on.Nj:.
m
ilk
CHIOS
Ol
t!l
'.l'.'
A'
;
.
a
pencUttUxl
a
twit
mt
dunned
onto
the
ntchway
when
the
plcketa
overcame
the
deputies
emptying
truck
of
30.000
pounds
CAPTURE
OF
wuiTi:
du
AD
Rare
Specimen
of
Cub
is
Taken
Near
IVk
USK,
May
white
bear
cub
was
captured
on
Saturday
In
the
tltlnity
of
t'k
by
the
Alger
brothers,
Slim
Varner
and
Charlie
Granstead.
who
came
upon
It
with
its
motber
and
another
cub
which
were
both
black,
t'nwi
the
approach
of
Ihe
men.
I
lie
white
cub
climbed
a
tree
while
the
other
little
one
nude
a
hasty
departure
after
Its
mother.
The
capture
was
made
by
means
of
a
noe
at
the
end
of
a
pole.
The
rub
wvlghs
approximately
forty
pmnds
and
by
the
Iciuth
of
lis
tUws
and
teelh
it
Is
Judged
to
be
one
jear
old.
The
Alger
boys
aUo
shot
a
large
blark
bear
Monday
evening.
THREATEN
GOVERNOR
tTat
II
(Mil
II
Heavy
I'cort
Provided
Vlce-ltegl
Party
at
ItraK
fiord
BRANT
PORO,
Out
,
NUy
27
(0-nadlan
preaal-Explalutng
an
unusually
heavy
escort
which
fcnft
been
provided
for
the
Ooveinar-ioteral
n"d
Cmintess
Dessborotiglt
'on
a
visit
heir,
police
yesterday
'revealed
tlmt
they
hud
received
a
threatening
letter
which,
althougr.
regurded
as
havtnn
been
Written
bv
u
crunk.
Uml
iJ
ur
anaeo
piv
c.lUtlOll-
lJilk
Trucks
As
Tear
Gas
Flows
-.j.i
:iuiidrci
farmer
pickets
and
shenfi
s
aeputles
marked
the
strike
4-s
a
growing
shortage
of
milk
became
evident
in
several
r-ad
near
Troy.
Wis-
Hooded
with
nu
k
alter
400
farmers
had
gas
loosed
by
depottes
frum
u
Chicago-bounc.
truck
The
milk
was
of
milk
as
tear
gas
filled
the
air.
No
Action
to
be
Taken
on
Titles
At
This
Session
OrTTAWA.
May
27:
-Prime
Minister
R.
B.
Bennett
told
the
House
of
Commons
that
no
action
In
respect
to
the
acceptance
of
UUes
will
b
taken
by
the
government
during
the
present
session
of
the
House
of
,
Commons.
.
PfXTrvn
1
TIT
I
V
MORE
WHEAT
Substantial
Increase
In
Exports
of
Canada
Announced
by
Bureau
Of
Statistics
OTTAWA.
NUy
27:
-Dominion
Uureau
of
Statistics
figures
show
an
Increase
of
more
than
750.000
bushels
in
export
clearances
of
wheat
tor
the
week
ending
May
IB
as
compared
with
the
previous
week
and
600,000
bushels
over
the
corresponding
week
last
year.
havepaId
NO
TAXES
Twenty
Officials
of
J.
P.
Morgan
Co.
Have
Not
Done
So
Owing
to
Losses
WASHINGTON.
D.C.
May
W:-J.
P.
Morgan,
senior
member
ol
the
House
of
Morgan.
MA
the
Semite
Investigation
committee
that
20
members
of
the
firm
have
paid
no
Income
taxes
durtnn
the
past
three
years
because
of
losses
Be
low,
farmers
are
seen
Later
farmers
stormed
a
dairy.
AGREEMENT
I
SIGNED
UP
New
Trade
Tact
Between
Great
llritain
and
Ireland
Has
Been
Completed
.
LONDON.
May
IT:
The
British
government
has
concluded
a
new
trade
agreement
with
Iceland
undet
which
Iceland
will
take
77
of
11
Jcoai
importations
from
Oreat
Brt
Italn
and
give
i
reduction
in
tarifl
on
various
chtsssa
of
cotton
and
artificial
silk
uoods
In
return
for
which
Britain
guarantees
not
to
Increase
the
duty
on
Icelandic
fish.
IS
NEW
Hon.
U
P.
l.
Ttlley
to
Succeed
Hon
C.
!
Richards
In
New
FRBDBRICTON.
N.B..
May
27
iCaradlan
Press)
Conservative
members,
of
the
New
Brunswick
ksglslature
In
caucus
last
night
chose
Hon.
L
P.
D.
TUley.
minister
of
lands,
to
luooeed
Hon.
C.
D
Richards
as
Premier.
Rlcharda
will
soon
be
appointed
to
the
Su
preme
Court
of
New
Brunswick.
Halibut
Arrivals
The
American
schooner
Paragon
arrived
in
port
Jute
yesterday
with
35
not)
pound
which
sold
to
the
Oa-
niuli.iti
Fi.li
ft
Cold
Storage
Company
a
l
ac
and
3c.
There
were
no
bouts
In
this
morning
and,
consequently
no
session
of
the
fish
ex-
clunr.c
Heavy
Surge
of
Buying
Recorded
1
On
All
Stock
Exchanges
Today;
Gold
Clause
Voiding
is
Reason
OFFICIAL
i
.
IS
HEARD
j
Large
Catherine
st
Ratepayer
Out
Last
Night
to
Listen
to
Address
Dy
Commissioner
Aid"
Talks
Finances
Business
nd
Industrial
Aetivit)
1
Would
vm
Prove
sMuiinn
Solution
nf
of
Dif
Dir.
I
ficulties
Co-ope
ration
Tendered
,
-
Ibeiwtlme.Trfentya3f:
portuolUea
by
whMi
Pitney
ftorwrt
j
may
increase
its
buaineaa.and
In-
dust
rial
activity,
the
result
of
n
-
bracing
which
will
result
in
our.
municipal
financial
problems
vanishing
Into
thin
air"
declared
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
last
night
in
addressing
a
large
body
of
taxpayers
at
a
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Ratepayers'
Association
bv
the
city
council
chamber.
"But
w
arc
falling
to
a
large
extent
now
lr.
availing
ourselves
of
those
opportunities.
I
have
as
much
confidence
i
In
Prince
Rupert
today
as
I
ever
hart
and
It
is
because
I
believe
that
I
may
be
of
some
assistance
In
puw-
ting
(he
city
on
the
map
In
a
bust-i
neas
and
Industrial
way
that
I
ac
cepted
the
position
of
city
commissioner.
Let
me
assure
you
that
I
have
not
come
here
Just
for
the
purpose
of
scaling
down
maintenance
costs
and
cutting
salaries."
Mr.
Alder
appealed
to
the
ratepayers
tor
their
assistance
and
cooperation
in
his
endeavors
to
Improve
conditions
generally
here
and,
after
his
address,
was
tendered
a
resolution,
on
motion
of
O
II.
Arnold
and
F.
W.
Hart,
pledging
the
support
and
co-operation
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Ratepayers'
as
vLtkn
in
the
execution
of
his
duties
of
re-estebllshlnf
the
city'
financial
position
financial
Tosltlon
Mr
AMrnv.nMthU
address
with
brief
statement
of
the
city's
pre-
ent
financial
position.
On
May
1.
he
-evealed,
the
city
owed
on
general
coount
for
salaries,
social
services,
He.
some
$40,000.
In
Interest
$M).-
t$J4
and
on
principal
$84.00638.
s
it
was
not
expected
to
he
able
to
-oJlcct
enough
revenue
to
meet
irtncipal.
it
was
hoped
to
refinance
this
over
a
period
of
twenty
years.
Letters
were
already
being
sent
out
to
bondholders
seeking
their
co-j
operation
K
this
end.
The
tax
levy
this
year
was
expected
to
cover
all
expenditures
except
principal
In
order
to
carry
on
the
city
fin
ancial
affairs,
Mr.
Aider
stated
that;
It
was
his
plan
to
reduce
expenses
to
the
lowest
possible
level
without
working
undue
hardship
upon
those
who
were
In
the
service
of
the
city.
He
made
It
dear
that
It
was
not
his
Intention
to
neglect
the
maintenance
of
roads,
buildings,
schools
and
such
civic
functions
which
must
be
maintained.
Roads
must
be
kept
In
repair
and
school
services
could
not
be
disrupted
he
declared.
Improvement
Already
M.
Alder
declared
that
already
there
seemed
to
be
an
Improvement
(Cotlnucd
on
page
3
Values
Bound
Upwards
in
New
York,
Toronto,
Winnipeg
and
Vancouver
Metal
Markets
Also
Strong,
Showing
Sharp
Advances
NEW
YORK,
May
27:
(Canadian
Press)
The
stock
market
swept
upward
in
one
of
the
largest
waves
of
buying
in
history
for
a
Saturday
session
today.
Gains
ranged
from
one
to
eight
points
o1.
more
in
scores
of
issues
when
sales
in
the
two-hour
session
totalled
4,300,000
shares.
A
new
inflationary
frenzy
developed
over
the
proposal
of
he
United
States
administratis
to
1
oM
gold
clauses
in
public
and
pri-1
nnrir
vate
obligations
ana
buying
s
vept
SI
!
JJ"r
I
K
r
I
fW
1
mJ
trough
virtually
all
catesorU
catecoiiti
4
of
of
shares,
commodities
surging
or
In
line
The
metal
market
vu
Also
stror.z.
sgWef
moving
up
to
31
Vic
per
ouno
Toronto
Bvir
TORONTO,
May
27:
(Canadian
ries
The
Toronto
stock
market
experienced
its
heaviest
week-end
of
trading
In
years
and
twenty
stocks
established
new
highs
for
the.
year
today.
Wheat
Strong
Too
WINNIPEG,
May
27.
t
Canadian
Press
i
A
wild
opening
surge
ol
buying
was
maintained
throughout
today's
session
on
the
Winnipeg
Oratn
Exchange,
wheat
prices
being
up
2Vc
for
the
day.
Vancouver
Activity
VANCOUVER,
May
27:
(Canadian
Preas
There
was
a
boom
In
all
mining
stocks
today
with
a
heavy
volume
of
business
on
keen
buying
demand.
Wheat
dosed
strong
at
esc.
Bill
Is
Approved
WASHINGTON.
DC
May
27:
(Canadian
Press)
The
House
of
Representatives
banking
committee
today
approved
the
administration's
bill
to
outlaw
the
"gold
clause"
of
contracts
and
make
all
contracts,
both
private
and
public,
payable
In
any
legs!
tender
money.
Saving
For
Britain
LONDON,
May
27:
(Canadian
.
-
-
.
.
.
i
rressi
-newspapers
loaay
pu
ww
mat
ureai
unwin
wouw
.
.wu.uw
in
iswimenv
on
war
unm
imjuwi
the
United
States
Congress
passes
U
resolution
abrogating
the
gold
clause
in
contracts.
Today's
Stocks
Supplied
by
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.
Toronto
Int.
Nickel
$16.45
Noranda,
31.00
Vancouver
Snerrltt
Gordon.
0.
Big
Missouri.
Mk.
Bridge
River
Cot)..
SQ.
Georgia
River.
.0.
National
Silver,
.0iyt
Noble
Five.
.17.
Pend
Oreille.
1.20.
Premier,
.75.
Porter
Idaho,
.12
Reeves
McDonald.
.25.
Reward.
17'
2
Reno.
2.06.
Nlocla.
.79.
Whitewater,
t4.
Sllvercrest,
.06
V,.
OILS
AP
Con
.
IS',.
Mercury.
.lO.
United.
.09.
Freehold.
.06.
C
Si
E
.
.65.
ftaii
Vil
RENO
GOLD
$w
Body
of
,
Ore
.Resjorted.
Discovered
Stock
Shows
lleaction
Upwards
According
to
radio
advices
received
In
the
city
a
new
body
of
$50
per
ton
ore
has
been
opened
up
on
(he
famous
Reno
Gold
mine
property
in
the
Sheep
Creek
area
of
the
West
Kootenay
district.
Undoubtedly
reacting
to
this
report.
Reno
Gold
has
lumped
up
82
points
per
share
in
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange
trading
in
the
last
three
days.
SPEAKEASIES
GIVE
IT
UP
Advent
of
Beer
Sale
In
United
States
Have
Driven
Fifty
Thousand
Out
of
Business
SAN
FRANCISCO,
May
27
Ma-tor
Dalrymple,
prohibition
director,
announces
that
upward
of
fifty
thousand
spoakeastes
have
been
driven
out
of
business
in
the
United
States
by
the
enactment
of
the
new
beer
tows.
Major
Dalrymple
left
here
last
night
by
plane
on
his
return
to
Washington
after
spending
several
days
In
California.
3.
n.
White,
after
spending
a
few
days
In
the
city,
sailed
this
morning
on
the
Princess
Norsvh
for
Wblteoorse
where
he
has
mining
Interests.
GRAIN
SHIP
IS
COMING
NEXT
WEEK
Word
was
received
in
the
city
today
that
the
steamer
Sacramento
Valley
is
due
in
port
on
June
1,
noxt
Thursday,
to
load
a
cargo
of
grain
for
export
from
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
local
elevator.
The
house
contains
at
this
time
only
about
one
full
cargo
of
grain
which
it
is
expected
the
Sacramento
Valley
will
clean
up.
The
Wheat
Pool's
lease
on
the
elevator
oxpires
this
summer.