Tomorrow's
Tides
the
-toa
mill,
which
has
been
i;-.
process
of
installation
at
the
Surf
Point
mine
on
Pure
her
Island
dur
ing
the
past
few
months.
wtU
be
J
placed
in
operation
about
Jane
10
inn
rifllM"1
The
putting
of
the
mill
in
operation
;
U
U11
1
Vl
win
marc
ute
start
m
uw
n
,
this
promising
property
as
an
actual
producer
of
concentrates
Owned
by
the
Timmlns
Interests
of
Ontario
and
with
R
E
Lett
as
manager,
the
Sart
Point
propert
haa
been
under
active
development
since
early
last
tall
It
was
vtslled
this
week
by
W
8
Duket
Harris,
reweeenUUve
of
the
Col.
Victor
She
VERY
WELLES
special
with
Conditions
on
Prairies
Ideal
During
Past
Week
WINNIPEG.
June
0:
-
Almost
without
exception
the
crop
progress
..
.
w.MUVM.
.n,'
I
nas
aeen
raeai
mrougnoai
ntwra
bTwo
dtrec-1
Canada
during
the
past
week,
ae-&2
McMorrts
managing
ZZxZSS
Mines
-rdjng
U
.the
weekly
c
report
tour
of
Q-een
(
ChartotU
jpecUon
rtbovf
groiind
eltht
to
"JK?!
-Htm
of
later
and
significance
as
far
as
the
future
of
the
Surf
Point
mine
Is
concerned
GOV'T
UNDER
DISCUSSION
:
Criticising
the
presrnt
irt
y
system
of
government
which
he
claimed
waa
unwieldy
and
inefficient
and
expressing
the
opinion
that
the
time
was
rfpe
for
a
change,
possibly
along
the
line
of
a
dictatorship.
T
W.
Drown
waa
an
Interesting
spesker
at
the
regular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
yesterday.
Mr.
Drown
ouUlned
some
methods
by
which
he
felt
that
government
might
be
Improved
upon
by
application
of
slmpltr
methods.
A
dictator,
of
course,
would
have
to
be
Just,
accurate
and
honest
to
an
extreme
degree.
Speaking
of
provincial
government.
Mr.
Drown
claimed
thst
the
Lcgislcture.
as
at
present
consulted,
was
much
too
large,
lie
de
clared
Uiat
the
province
was
today
practically
bankrupt.
President
0.
A.
Woodland
was
in
the
chair
and
thanked
Mr.
Brown
for
hi
Interesting
address.
Ouests
Included
H.
M.
Strelght,
a
membei
f
,the
New
.Weaifcnlnster
Rotary
C
lib.
O
of
HanabnkM.P..
J.
V
rw
vth
of
Vancouver
coarse
grains
Is
practically
pie
ted,
pastures
are
in
fine
condition,
and
no
important
damage
from
any
source
is
noted.
In
the
Peace
River
territory
weather
at
most
point
has
been
cloudy
and
cool
with
come
rain.
Seeding
ts
ompieted.
crops
are
showing
up
well
and
are
In
good
condition,
but
warmer
weather
Is
needed.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Part
cloudy,
south
wind,
temperature
48.
Alice
Ann
Raining,
west
wind.
48.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm.
48.
Stewart
Cloudy,
heavy
south
wind.
4.
I
laaelton
Cloudy,
calm.
46.
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm.
coW.
Dums
Lake
Snowing,
calm.
33.
Funeral
Notice
All
electrical
workers
are
reques
ed
to
gather
at
the
DC.
Under-
i
lakers
on
Saturday,
at
230.
to
at
tend
the
funeral
of
the
late
Alex-ander
MpRae.
Mrs.
Robert
Oorlett
of
Terrace
ar
lived
In
the
city
from
the
Interior
on
every
possible
effort
at
that
gathering
towards
bringing
about
stabilisation
of
the
price
of
the
metal.
BndorsaUon
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
for
the
resolution
is
asked
and
It
is
expected
that
a
meeting
of
the
council
of
conference
Chamber
will
be
held
tc
the
matter.
The
resolution
from
Smtthers
i
also
as
follows:
"Resolved
that
this
Smlthers'
District
Chamber
of
Commerce,
representing
the
Bulkley
Valley
district
of
Drttiah
Columbia,
again
reaffirms
Its
adherence
to
the
principle
of
re-establishment
of
the
price
of
silver
by
international
agreement
and
asks
the
representatives
of
the
Dominion
of
Can
asa
at
the
world
economic
conference
to
make
every
effort
possible
to
bring
about
the
stabUtaaUon
of
the
price
of
silver
by
Interna
atonal
agreement
as
the
main
step
on
the
way
to
regaining
prosperity
throughout
the
world."
The
Smlthers
Chamber
propoMS
that
the
local
Ohambar
draft
a
resolution
along
similar
lines
and
forward
it
to
Premier
R.
D.
Den
nett
who
Is
now
on
his
way
to
the
Tins
WEEK
THE
Pontiac
Straight
8
High
2.10
a.m.
22.8
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15:23
p.m.
19.6
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on
Display
at
Low
9:00
a.m.
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52
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Vol.
XXIV..
No.
134
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JUNE
9,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
COMMERCIAL
WAR
IN
ORIENT
LOOMS
INTERIOR
RANCHER
BELIEVED
BURNED
TO
DEA
TH
IN
CABIN
Remains
Are
Found
In
Embers
of
Dwelling
In
Tachick
Lake
District
John
Edward
Hoik
Had
Not
Been
Seen
For
About
a
Week
And
Burned
Corpse
Found
Yesterday
is
Thought
to
he
His
VANDERHOOF,
June
0:-John
Edward
Bolk,
about
forty-five
years
of
age,
is
supposed
to
have
been
burned
to
death
in
his
log
cabin
about
six
miles
south
of
here
on
Tachick
Ike.
The
tragedv
wa
discovered
yesterday
by
a
neighbor
boy
who
wan
delivering
butter
and
eggs.
Hoik
was
last
seen
about
a
week
ago.
He
came
to
the
district
three
years
ago
and
had
puihaad
the
land
and
started
farming.
The
body
in
the
embers
has
not
yet
been
definitely
identified
but
it
i
believed
to
be
Bolk's.
t
Mil
l.
IS
-
i
SENSATION
CHEATED
PT1
A
OTITTr1
nY
JAl'AS
AT
CftiNXVA
7.,-
BAN
IS
ON
WAR
DEBTS
Will
Not
Be
Discussed
at
Economic
Conference,
Announces
Head
Of
U.
S.
Defecation
PLYMOUTH,
Eng.
June
9:
ICa-hadlan
Press
Secretary
of
State
Cornell
Hull
of
the
United
State
barred
all
discussion
of
war
debt
at
the
forthcoming
world
economic
conference
in
London
when
he
ar
rived
here
yesterday
with
the
Uni
ted
States
delegation
He
announce
emphatically
that
war
debt
wotil-i
not
be
discussed
at
the
conference
MBSTAND.
G&WEVA.
Juhe
:
CP-Ja-
4
Concentrating
Plant
on
Surf
Point
pan
produced
a
sensatiaa
at
i
Mine
ts
SUit
Grinding
Ore
On
June
20
the
disarmament
conferenee
4
yesterday
by
announcing
that
-
.
A
it
mm
imaKU
a
annl
Mm.
4
RESTORING
!
OF
SILVER)
Smlthers
Chamber
of
Commerce
I
Asks
Indorsation
for
Rcsolu-
I
lion
on
Important
Question
ithe
quest
len
of
silver
transcends
almost
all
otlwi
etnetderattons
as
a
step
towartL-
the
worWa
economic
recovery
tr.e
Smlthers
and
District
Chamber
of
Commerce
ha
passed
another
re
According
to
word
received
IntheUpfct.
abCU.cn
of
bombing
from
J'ZZZ
ray
from
the
property
the
air
until
the
ureal
powers
enferenee
,
to
mmV
make
mM
abolish
aircraft
carriers.
4
last
night's
train
and
sailed
on
the
and
Stanley
Prince
Oeorge
for
a
trip
to
Vancou-
Dnlby
of
Prti...
Rupert
jver
a..u
.
-
HOPEFUL
OF
MINE
Sampling
Returns
of
Topley
Pro
perty
Being
Awaited
BMTrilERS.
June
9:
Tbplej
people
are
Just
now
awaiting
hope
fully
the
returns
of
the
sampling
of
the
Golden
Eagle
group
of
claims
Uiere,
formerly
known
as
the
Top-
Icy
81Iver.
With
the
rise
in
price
of
silver
greater
Interest
Is
being
taken
in
this
class
of
property
and
lately
the
group
was
bonded
by
St.
Louis
people
who
made
a
cash
payment
nnH
hari
nn
nf
the
shaft
nnmtwt
out.
The
last
week
In
May
engln-'
cers
.sampled
the
mine
and
the
returns
have
not
yet
been
received.
Should
the
report
be
favorable
It
U
understood
that
active
operations
will
commence.
The
ore
Is
high
grade
silver-lead
with
two
strong
veins.
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of
World
Champion
Schooner
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The
wmld
champion
Canadian
fishing
schooner
Dluenose
has
sailed
up
the
Great
Lakes
to
pay
a
visit
to
the
Chicago
World
Fair.
On
the
way
up
the
Dluenose
stopped
at
Toronto
and
here
we
see
her
captain
Angus
Walters
'left',
watching
dinghy
races
on
Lake
Ontario
with
Norman
R.
Ooooerham.
commodore
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Yacht
Club.
MATTERN
ON
H0N0R
IS
WAY
AGAIN
,
HIGH
ONE
World
Flyer
Lands
This
Afternoon
at
Siberian
City
Is
Behind
Record
MOSCOW.
June
9:
(Canadian
Press)
Resuming
his
flicht
around
the
world
altera
brief
halt
at
lteloro,
near
Novo
Sis4rk,
where
he
had
been
forced
down
on
Thursday
due
to
engine
trouble,
James
J.
Matltfn
landed
at
llcloye
near
Irkutsk
this
afternoon
and
will
remain
there
until
tomorrow.
He
aad
passed
Nlih-nludinsky
in
Dastcrn
Siberia
earlier
in
the
afternoon
after
leaving
nelovo.
Mattern
!
now
considerably
behind
the
record
of
Wiley
Post
and
Harold
Catty,
which
he
had
planned
on
lowering,
anil
it
is
hardly
expected
niw
that
he
will
be
able
to
beat
the
1931
round
the
world
mark.
Halibut
Arrivals
American
Urania.
iv
000,
8c
and
4c.
Storage.
Canadian
Atll
M.000
I6g
and
3c.
AUln
for
Dutedale
delivgfy.
Morris
It,
1&0OO,
SJc
and
Sc.
Local
Pastor
Pays
Tribute
to
Predecessor
on
Being
Heeled
Presbyterian
Moderator
By
Rev.
W.
D.
Orant
ItoUlngworthi
Interest
throughout
the
Presby
terian
Church
In
Canada
centres
always
in
the
man
who
is
called
to
fill
the
moderator's
chair
for
this
Is
regarded
as
the
highest
office
in
the
gift
of
the
church.
His
selection,
therefore,
is
an
expression
of
con
fidence
and
regard
upon
the
part
of
the
whole
church
for
he
it
chosen
by
a
very
representative
body
at
the
general
assembly
oosnposed
of
ministers
and
elders
from
ever)
part
of
the
Dominion
His
elevation
to
this
high
office
Is
a
declaration,
too,
that
he
Is
a
man
of
character
an
dabllity
who
will
worthily
represent
the
church
and
efficiently
serve
In
this
position
of
privilege
and
responsibility
Upon
Dr.
Hugh
R
Orant,
minister
of
St.
Andrew's
Presbyterian
Church.
Port
William,
and
formerly
of
First
Presbyterian
Church.
Prince
Rupert,
this
honor
was
this
last
Wednesday
bestowed.
Doubt
less,
this
gift
of
'he
church
is
a
tribute
to
his
ability
in
the
general
work
of
the
church
over
a
period
of
many
years,
ami
not
only
the
minister
and
session
and
members
of
-
jhts
congregation
In
Prince
Rupert
il.VFIi
Aftl)
fftPPI'Ml
'bul
thr
public
in
general
will
ex-
u
,,n
lo
ur
unuu
M,elr
"earwesi
aV
VUU'
vni)t'
M
v
lT
N
Ctt
1UK1V
.MAUI
congratulations
upon
his
election.
'
NEW
YORKr
June
1:
(Canadian
Preasi
Silver
closed
at
36c
on
the'
Mrs.
C.
M.
Smith
sailed
on
the
local
metal
market
today
and
cop-
Prince
Oeorge
last
night
for
Van-per
at
8c
couver
enroute
to
Kamloops.
Japan
Is
Considering
Trade
Reprisals
Which
Might
Involve
Canada
Vbrogation
of
Indian-Japanese
Trade
Agreement
and
Other
Moves
Against
Cheap
Asiatic
Goods
Cloud
Sky
For
Opening
of
Economic
Conference
LONDON,
June
9:
(Canadian
Press)
On
the
eve
of
the
conomic
conference,
clouds
of
impending
commercial
arfare,
involving
possibly
Canada,
are
overshadowing
Vsia.
Following
abrogation
of
the
Indian-Japanese
trade
tgreement
and
other
moves
to
bar
cheap
Japanese
goods
rom
portions
of
the
British
Empire,
which
the
Foreign
Office
said
today
would
be
a
disaster
for
Japan,
the
Japanese
were
considering
the
possibility
of
retaliatory
mea-ures
on
British
Empire
products
including
those
of
Can-ida
and
Australia.
TALKS
OF
PLATFORM
Tolmle
Addresses
Saanich
Electors
Favors
Continuance
Of
P.
C.
E,
VICTORfA,
June
9:
(Canadian
Press)
Premier
S.
F.
Tolmje,
speaking
before
the
electors
of
Saanich
riding,
his
own
constituency,
Thursday
night,
dealt
with
the
various
planks
of
the
Unionist
party
platform.
The
Premier
emphasized
the
importance
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
in
the
development
of
the
mining
industry
of
the
Cariboo
and
promised
continuance
of
the
road.
Writing
oft
of
nearly
S1.500.0W
of
irritation
loans
in
the
Okana-gan
district
was
declared
by
the
Premier
to
be
Justified
after
careful
consideration
In
each
case.
It
was
In
connection
with
this
ivsue
of
irrigation
loans
that
Hon.
W.
A.
MrKemie,
minister
of
mines,
diffeied
with
Premier
Tolmie
recently
and,
as
a
result,
resigned
from
the
cabinet
Body
of
Alex
McRae
is
Here
Members
of
Canadian
Legion
At
Stewart
raid
Tribute
The
remains
of
the
late
Alexan
der
McRae
of
tots
city,
who
was
billed
on
Wednesday
morning
In
tin
accident
at
Stewart,
were
orottght
home
early
this
morning
and
the
funeral
will
take
place
here
tomorrow
afternoon
wtkb
Rev.
W.
D.
Orant
lloUingwoftb.
oastor
First
Presbyterian
Church,
otflcUUng.
The
body
was
brought
here
on
board
Uie
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
fcervtce
boat
Wtnnemac
and
was
accompanied
by
Roderick
McRae.
brother
of
deceased.
Duncan
Munro
of
Premier,
and
Frank
Morris,
manager
of
the
B.C.
Tribute
to
deceased
was
paid
at
Stewart
by
a
large
number
of
members
of
the
Canadian
Legion
who
gathered
at
the
Legion
Hall
and
accompanied
the
remains
to
I
the
boat.
M.
P.
MuTphy,
J.
Thomp-;
son,
F
Haugh.
Oeorge
Matheson,
K.
O
rev
and
H.
D.
Charltoi.
acted
'as
pallbearers
at
Stewart.
GOV'T
HAS
RESIGNED
Premier
Manuel
Azana
Quits
In
Spain
Following
Crisis
Over
New
Religious
Laws
MADRID.
Spain,
June
9:
(Cana
dian
Press)
Premier
Manuel
Aza-
na's
government
resigned
yester
day,
principally
because
of
contro
versy
over
Spain's
new
religious
laws
which
nationalized
church
property
worth
millions
of
dollars
and
resulted
In
the
Pope's
recent
encyclical
ana
automatic
excommunication-
of
members
of
the
Spanish
government
from
the
Roman
Catholic
Church.
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Stocks
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by
S.
D.
Johnston
Cc.
Ltd,
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Missouri
.38.
Bluebird,
.06.
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Cork
Provtnea,
M.
Georgia
River,
SnV.
a
rand
view,
.OAty.
Lucky
Jim.
Aftfe.
National
Silver,
m.
Native
Son,
M.
Meridian,
.79.
Noble
Five,
.19.
rend
OretUe,
LM.
Premier,
11
Porter
Idaho,
.17.
Reno.
250.
Reward.
J6H-Ruth
Hope,
M.
1
Silver
Creet,
.Gift.
Wayside.
Jl.
Whltewateft
.18ft.
Oartboo
Gold
Quarts,
3.80.
Oils
A.
P.
Cont,
.17.
C.
A:
E.
Corpn
.74.
Calmont,
.08.
Fabyan.
.01.
Freehold.
A8ft.
Mercury,
.11.
United.
.09.
Funeral
Notice
The
funeral
of
the
late
Alexander
McRae
will
take
place
Saturday
at
2
SO
from
the
Chapel
of
the
U.
C
Undertakers.