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52
1
Vol
XXIV.i
No.
1
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JUNE
12,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
WmiD
CONFERENCE
OPENS
TODAY
CONSERVATIVE
PARTY
ABOLISHES
OFFICE
OF
ORGANIZER
Body
is
Found
in
Vancouver
Island
Lake
Last
Week
DUNCAN.
Vancouver
Island.
Jane
12
(Canadian
Preat
i
The
b4r
of
Ernest
Thornley
Lancaster,
aged
65
was
found
in
Somenos
Lake
on
Friday
The
man
bad
been
absent
from
hU
home
for
several
day.
Richard
Bray
of
Victoria
Passes
Respected
rioneer
Citlsen
Had
Re-tidrd
i
in
Capital
SI
Years-.
VICTORIA.
June
13:
Oenedsn
press
i
--Richard
Dfay.
nlgMjr
respected
pioneer
rttlsen
of
Victoria,
lied
on
Friday
He
waa
bom
in
Cornwall.
England.
74
years
ego
and
ramt
here
In
1W
Card
of
Thanks
The
wife
and
brothers
of
the
late
Alexander
McfUe
wlali
to
express,
:..
kr
appreciation
of
the
manye-prvito-
of
kindly
aymnalhy
from
riftwi
fn
Prince
Rupert
and
Stewart
in
their
recent
bereavesnent.
Those
sending
flowers
were
The
Family.
M.
and
Mrs
J
A
McRae
a
rt
J
Altsirr
Don
and
Rod.
Mr.
And
Mrs
A
McKenrie
and
fasolly.
Mr
and
Mrs
J
J
Uttle.
Mr
ass
Mp
J
A.
Murray.
Mr
and
Mrs
N
MrLsod.
Mr
and
Mrs
Theo
Col-Urt,
Mr
and
Mrs
Thomas
Black.
Mr
and
Mrs.
A
J
Usncaater.
Mr.
ad
Mia.
B.
Massey
Mr
and
Mrs.
W
McKaoaw
ano
family.
Mr
an-i
Mra
O
W.
Johnstone.
Mr
and
Mrs
I)
McLeod
and
family.
Mr.
and
Mm
C.
Tick
and
family.
Mr.
and
Mrs
J
H
MeLeod.
Mr
ari
Mr
8
H
LeaUt.
Mr.
and
Mrs
R
A.
MrUod.
Mr
and
Mrs
J
Formao
Mr
and
Mrs
Wynn.
Mr
and
Mra
Oro
Howe.
Mr
and
Mrs
Oeo
Thaln
and
family
Mr
and
Mra
D
oieonie
Mr
ana
Mra.
Bruce
Low
and
family.
Mr.
and
Mra.
A
ohnesorg.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Storrtng
and
Douglas.
Mt
and
Mra
W
Raid.
Mr
and
Mrs
J
R.
Mortn.
Mr
and
Mrs
F.
SUason.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M-
Mc-Arihur.
Mr.
and
Mrs
P
Thompson.
Mr
and
Mrs
Fred
Wermlf
.Mr
and
Mrs
Chris
Johnson.
Mr
and
Mrs
F
J
Smith.
Mr
snd
Mra.
Jack
Munroe.
Mr.
and
Mrs
W
Whittta,
Mr
and
Mra.
Fltaterald.
Mr.
and
Mrv
Roy
Lancaster
Mr.
and
Mrs
E
Prendenjaat
and
family.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Oeo
Rudderham.
Mr
and
Mrs
and
A.
O.
Paton.
Mr
and
Mrs
R
M
Clark.
Mr
and
Mrs
J
W
Pet
linger.
Mr
and
Mrs
P
J
Mr-Cormlok.
Oiaf
Hanson
MP
.
"i
Mrs
Hanson,
Mr.
and
Mrs
John
Johanaon
and
family.
Nell
McDonald.
C.
J.
MeKentte.
Loul
Schlbtg.
M
Davis.
Loots
Ariel.
Fred
MeLeod.
Miss
Joan
Stalker.
Bobble
and
Jaekie
Parks,
Canadian
Union
Prince
Rupert,
boys
of
Canadian
Lewlon
Stewart.
NJ1.C.
Power
Co
and
empteyeee,
Stewart.
DC.:
NH
V
rower
Co..
Prince
RuerV;
Prti
liuiwt
Crib
and
Whist
League.
Grotto
Crib
and
Wl.u
League.
International
Hrotherhooa
of
Electrical
Workers
No.
544,
Empire
Publishing
Co.,
Staff
.C.
Tower
at
Prince
Rupert,
Trades
and
Labor
Council.
Prince
Rupert
Branch
Soetallat
Party
of
Canada.
The
Musketeers.
CRy
of
?
Rupert
Fire
Department.
Cltv
of
Prince
Rupert
Water
Department.
Runrtee
Oroeery.
Stewart
Friends
Mr
and
Mra.
F.
Haugh.
Stewart
Mr
and
Mra.
J.
Thamnson,
Stew
-
art.
D.
Smith.
Sewart,
and
D
Munro,
Prenuer,
H
O.
Picturesque
Cavalrymen
at
Aldershol
for
Tattoo
One
of
the
mut
pin
jn
que
events
in
England
is
the
tamou
Aiclershot
a
nual
taitc.
With
swords
clanking
and
banners
flymq
BitUsh
cavalrymen
are
seen
a.
the
ABOVE
picture!
as
they
march
forth
in
full
regalia
through
the
castle
gate
at
Aldershat.
Englind,
WORLD
TRIP
IS
PLANNED
Kym
Brothers
In
Prince
Rupert
With
Tiny
Sailing
Craft
The
IS-loot
auxiliary
schooner
Pathfinder.
In
which
the
Kym
brothers
are
essaying
a
trip
around
ta
Z
rAZtrl
vincoutaf
'
world,
arrived
here
from
Vancouver,
at
the
end
of
the
week.
From
nan
they
wfll
proceed
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
continuing
their
trip
later
via
the
Alaskan
Penin
sula,
Aleutian
Islands
and
Japan
Their
trip
so
has
been
quite
uneventful.
The
Kym
brothers-
Uny
boat
tied
.
..
i
.
up
at
tne
new
fishermen
s
Hoatt
where
it
has
been
attracting
coahjay.
Some
members
took
the
sMeraoie
aucnuw.
mj
jpwainc
ositiuumj
iui
wk
uuhw
sail
and
auxiliary
gasoline
engine,
party
of
Premier
Toimle
and
as
the
txectrUve
had
already
gone
on
re-
I
J
v
QlitUkc
osd
against
taking
an
active
part
JUUUeJlUDDo
In
the
forthcoming
prortnrUl
elee-
r
,
I
Uon.
campaign,
there
was
no
need
IS
INOminateUjfW
an
organiser
The
office
was,
i
therefore,
abolished.
Former
Manitoba
County
Court
In
eomtxnt
to
be
Coniwenwealth
Candidate
In
I
rderal
Riding
SASKATOON.
June
12:
Canadian
Press
i
Former
Judge
8tubbs.
who
was
removed
recently
from
the
Manitoba
Judiciary
by
order-In-council
of
the
federal
government,
has
been
nominated
to
contest
Mac-kentse
federal
riding
In
the
Interests
of
the
new
Canadian
Commonwealth
Federation
party.
Former
Judge
8tubbs
will
be
opposed
by
a
Conservative
candidate,
the
Liberal
party
having
decided
not
to
enter
the
field
against
him.
Head
of
Vancouver
Province
is
Visitor
F.
O.
Nurd
Here
After'
Amending
Masons
(lathering
In
Winnipeg
F.
J.
Burd.
managing
director
of
the
Vancouver
Province,
who
lias
been
in
Winnipeg
attending
a
Ma-nir
sathcring.
arrived
here
by
train
Saturday
night,
accompanied
by
Mrs
,Durd
They
will
saU
from
here
on
the
cataia
tomorrow
mivev
noon
for
Vancouver.
Little
of
Importance
fa
Executive
Meeting
Of
Tories
Saturday
"on.
II.
II.
Stevens
Announces
That
He
Will
Not
Leave
x
Federal
Field
in
Order
to
Assume
British
Columbia
VICTORIA,
June
12:
(Canadian
Press)
The
office
of
organiser
for
the
provincial
Conservative
party
which
had
been
held
by
H.
Despard
Twigg
M.
L
A.
was
abolished
at
Saturday's
deliberations
of
the
executive
of
the
British
Ooiumoia
uonservauve
Association,
it
was
learned
yester-
The
meeting
decided
trial
no
osneention
should
be
held
by
tre
party
before
the
provincial
election.
At
the
open
U
kg
of
the
meeting,
Hon.
II.
H.
Stevens,
minister
of
trade
and
comerce
announced
that
he
would
not
leave
the
federal
field
In
order
to
lead
the
party
in
British
Columbia
He
urged,
however,
that
the
party
mend
Its
badly
broken
fence
and
pledged
that
he
would
do
everything
in
his
power
to
assist
it
to
do
so.
Mother
General
Of
St.
Joseph
Sisters
Here
Toe
Mother
Oeneral
of
the
Staters
of
Si.
Joseph
from
Toronto
and
a
War
travelling
companion
are
pay
ing
a
week's
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
In
the
course
of
a
tour
of
western
missions
on
which
they
haye
been
engaged
since
April
and
are
guests
during
their
stay
here
at
St.
Jo
'atpn
s
convent
Tiiey
arrivca
at
wie
end
of
the
week
from
Vancouver,
atxi
wi
proceed
east
irom
wince
i
Rupert.
I
t
Leadership
stand
that,
as
Mr.
Twigg
was
Conservative
Wins
British
Election
Lieut.
OL
Sir
Arnold
Wilson
Ha
Heavy
Majerity
Over
Laborite
In
Hertfordshire
Scat
LONDON.
June
12:
(Canadian
Press
t
-Lt.
Col.
Sir
Arnold
Wtlaon.
Conservative,
defeated
Bennett,
Labor,
by
more
than
four
thousand
otes
in
a
by-election
In
Hitch-In
Division
of
Hertfordshire
caused
by
the
recent
death
of
Viscount
K
neb-
worth.
Zion
City
Goes
In
Receivership
Illinois
lirliious
Centre
Has
Been
Having
Financial
Difficulties
For
Some
Time
ZION
CITY.
UL
June
12:
-Zion
City,
which
hut
been
'having
considerable
financial
difficulties
of
late
in
admlnfelHtton
of
1U
municipal
affairs,
htt
now
gone
into
Ute
hands
of
a
reoajver.
In
the
rotogravure
section
of
a
recent
Montreal
Standard
appears
a
splendid
parorainlc
view
of
the
business
section
of
Prince
Rupert
from
Acropolis
Hill.
The
picture
was
'taken
by
a
representative
of
tne
Assoosasea.
stgreen
News
who
was
in
the
city
a
few
week
ago.
King
George
Officiates
At
Opening
of
Economic
Meet
Sixty-Six
Nations
Attend
TTTT-
a
KILLED
IN
EXPLOSION
Nine
Lose
Lirrs
and
Seventy
-Fire
'
FaUlly
Burned
at
North
.
Arlington,
NJ.
'
NORTH
ARUNOTON,
NJ..
June
12:
(Canadian
Preaa)
Nine
persona
were
killed
and
7
others
were
fatally
burned
in
an
explosion
on
Friday
night
which
wrecked
th'c
plant
of
the
Atlantic
Pyroxun
Wute
Co.
I
PREPARING
FOR
SEASON
Nothing;
Official
Regarding
Strike
Indians
Come
to
Terms
Despite
reports
from
the
south'
gUl-netters
m
proteat
at
operating
conditions
which
have
been
imposed
by
the
canners
In
connection
with
the
setting
of
40c
per
fish
as
the
price
for
sockeye
this
season,
no
information
Is
available
in
official
quarters
here
In
regard
to
such
a
i
strike
actually
being
effected.
Preparations
are
going
ahead
for
Uve
starting
of
fishing
operation
when
,
the
season
for
taking
of
sockeye;
salmon
wtth
gin-nets
opens
on
June
j
20.
a
week
from
Tuesday.
.
Native
fishermen
of
the
Skeena,
River
had
a
conference
with
cannery
managers
in
the'
city
at
the
week-end
and
agreed
to
terms
for
fishing
this
season.
Providing
agreement
Is
reached
between
Naas
River
natives
and
cannery
raanagera
of!
that
area
in
a
conference
to
be
held!
this
week,
the
naUvea
will
start
fishing
on
June
20.
The
matter
in
dispute
between'
the
fishermen
and
cannery
opera-!
tors
is
in
regard
to
charges
for
use
of
cannery
gear.
Halibut
Arrivals
American
Spray.
23.000.
Cold
Storage,
6.1c
and
4c.
Prosperity.
22.090.
Royal.
6.1c
and
4c.
Remus,
SjOOO.
Pacific,
tit
and
4c.
Glacier.
12m
Atlln.
S.te
and
4c.
Reliance
L
16600.
and
Wabash,
7eo.
Pacific.
tc
and
4c.
Hasel
II..
lajOeO,
Booth,
5.7c
and
4c.
Wave
11,098.
Cold
Storage,
6e
and
4c.
Canadian
Eric
Roy.
1X000:
Helen
II.
X&.G00;
Margaret
L
l&jm.
and
LyeekiL
24,-
000.
CoM
Storage.
5c
and
3c.
J.
R.
15,000.
Booth.
3c
and
Sc.
Ingrid
H..
11000.
Attto,
c
and
3e.
Oulvik,
15JDO0.
CoM
Storage,
S3e
and
3c.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
June
IS
(Canadian
Press
Wheat
was
Quoted
at
Sac
on
the
local
exchange
Saturday,
show-
,
lng
an
advance
from
Friday's
price
writer,
was
01
'4c
Today's
price
was
02
7-oc.
Pica
For
Success
of
Gathering
Made
by
Monarch
and
Echoed
by
British
Premier
Canada
Elected
to
Important
Conference
Bureau
LONDON,
June
12:
(Canadian
Press)
Reading
like
a
"Who's
Who"
of
the
universe,
representatives
of
sixty-six
nations
including
one
president,
eleven
prime
ministers,
more
than
twenty
foreign
ministers
and
another
score
of
finance
ministers
controlling
the
destinies
of
nearly
two
billion
people
today
listened
to
King
George
formally
open
ne
woria
disarmament
conierenee;
at
the
Museum
of
Geology
here.
in
the
face
of
a
crisis
whleh
we
!
aU
realize
and
acknowledge."
said
I
the
King,
"I
appeal
to
you
all
to
co
operate
for
the
sake
of
the
ultimate
I
good
of
the
world."
"We
must
not
fall"
echoed
Prime
Minister
J.
Ramsay
MacDonald
a
few
minutes
later.
"Men
who
succeed
must
face
their
work
In
.the
spirit
of
cotHftrfrdrs'.
We
give
tdtrte
world
as
a
note
of
the
first
meeting
that
we
are
determined
to
succeed
nor
can
we
delay.
Rapidity
of
agreement
is
essential
to
sueeeas.
Let
the
world
know
that
we
can
show
decision
and
give
leadership."
In
the
first
formal
business
Canada
was
one
of
the
nations
elected
to
the
conference
bureau
which
constitutes
the
steering
committee
for
he
gigantic
conference."
Are
Going
to
Squaw
Creek
Party
of
Decker
Lake
Prospectors
and
Cariboo
Miner
Leave
Here
For
Rainy
Hollow
A
party
of
Decker
Lake
prospectors
consisting
of
Jonas
Orand-strom,
Sigurd
Bspiln.
Hans
Johnson
and
Hareor
Stryvokl
whleh
arrived
m
the
city
from
the
mterior
last
week
by
train
sailed
on
the
Princess
Norah
this
morning
for
Skagway
en
route
to
Squaw
Creek
In
the
Rainy
Hollow
district
where
members
of
the
party
have
some
Inter-
eating
placer
preepeete.
Also
leaving
J
for
the
same
part
of
the
country
waa
B.
r.
McAllister,
wno
arrived
here
recently
from
the
BarkerviUe
district
where
he
has
been
during
the
past
winter.
From
Skagway,
these
prospectors
will
take
another
boat
to
Haines
whence
they
will
proceed
to
Bquaw
Creek
by
motor
road
and
trail.
Oolng
north
from
Vancouver
on
board
the
Princess
Norah
to
Squaw
Creek
was
another
party
consisting
'
of
L.
V.
Russell
of
Ponoka,
Alta,
and
two
companions.
About
a
year
ago.
reports
were
brought
out
of
some
rather
spectacular
gold
discoveries
on
Squaw
Creek.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Raining,
calm,
M
AnyoK
Raining,
calm.
$3.
Stews
rt
Ra
inlng,
calm,
49.
Haselton
Cloudy,
calm,
M.
Smtthers
Cloudy,
calm.
warm.
Burns
Lake
Showery,
calm,
53.
I
don't
believe
that
any
young
I
generation
of
any
period,
or
class,
'
.
.
or
race,
bJH
will
ever
go
A
to
1
the
1
dogs.
-I
I
Vkkl
Baum
t
Commissioner
at
Hospital
Board
Meeting
Friday
City
Comnus6loner
W.
J.
A'der
was
among,
tb.se
present
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
board
of
directors
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
Friday
night.
Commissioner
Alder
has
signified
bis
intention
of
attending
the
meetings
of
the
board
Pi
order
to
familiarize
himself
with
the
operations
of
the
hospital.
In
regard
to
the
proposed
change
in
the
civic
grant
whereby
the
city
would
pay
the
hospital
70c.
per
capita
for
patients
domiciled
with
in
the
city,
only
Instead
of
60c.
on
all
patient
domiciled
within
the
proTinee
as
formerly.
President
Frank
Dibb
stated
that
the
board
considered
the
change
was
Justi
fiable
as
far
at
the
city
was
concerned
but
did
not
believe
It
should
be
made
retroactive
as
from
the
first
of
the
year.
Commissioner
Alder
was
agreeable
to
a
suggestion
that
the
city
should
pay
over
Its
November
grant
to
the
hospital
at
once,
the
check
to
be
used
by
the
hospital
in
paying
off
Its
taxes,
telephone
account,
etc,
which
lt
would
about
equalise.
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