Tomorrow's
Tides
Jmtlti
WORLD
WNFERENCE
SEATTLE
Recovery
Program
Expected
To
Be
Agreed
On
At
London
Meet
By
Silver
Dealing
Countries
HELD
AT
'
ICELAND
Italian
Aerial
Armada
Was
Scheduled
to
Hep
Off
Today
Qlinflii
Pnrnnfinn
OneaiaC
IXeiLpiIUU
title
ray
and
Church
Combine
U
Welcome
Oreat
Italian
Squadron
BPKW1K.
Ireland.
July
II:
The
take
off.
whkh
to
hate
Ul'n
place
Saturday
n4ht
and
train
Sunday
and
yesterday,
of
thf
Kalian
IranvAttantie
air
Mjdron
led
by
General
lUlo
giHo,
having
been
potponcdon
1'iount
of
heavy
cite)
prcralftnT
to
the
Wclrn
Allanlie
Oeean.
th
1
big
planet
weir
lo
hate
'
bft
h'
today
for
Cartwritht.
Uirt4r.
In
enlinuatln
of
Ihelr
In
t
blato.
I't.m
here
lo
Cartwritht
Bay
(''
dsunre
fa
14S
mHos
and
It
is
n'ffrd
one
of
the
moot
'
twtdou
slateo
of
the
entire
i
Making.
An
Italian
destroyer
ti
t
tonvoy
the
squadron
on
Ink
put
of
the
trip.
MIEDLU.
NJl,
July
II:
Ca-Risian
Pre)
federal,
provln-iul
and
elvte
authorities
have
to
operated
In
aurif(
a
warm
''-me
fr
Italy!
great
sir
ar-ruda
now
naiinc
here
on
It
.
t
the
("efilury
of
I'rocroM
'
tomiin
n
Chirac.
The
elaborate
program
has
rrpred
under
illrrell
of
j
eutmgukhed
Canadian.
Dr.
J.
(
fUrr
Webster.
D-Sc,
IJd,
!
r.Rr
ivt
(
Include
an
off
I-fll
Hnwt
to
be
tendered
by
ike
federal
government.
KoMlae
Is
a
riot
of
eolor
for
the
tnn.
h
a
profusion
of
flag
bunting
not
only
within
I
he
tn
but
along
Shedlae
Hay.
W
the
armada
wHI
alight
to
rffutl
UMtarle
of
the
ehurrh
and
lA(en
be
on
hand
to
wrlrome
Italian
air
fleet
and
the
offl-"l
dinner
of
the
Dominion
gov-nment
o
General
Halo
Italbo.
lUh
sr
minktter,
and
hli
of-ff
will
be
an
eyent
In
the
his
,n"
of
New
Brunswick.
A
mem-h"
of
the
federal
cabinet
will
ei--"d
the
offklal
wclronte
from
Ollawa.
while
Hon.
L,
r.
D.Tilley.
premier
of
the
province,
-w
lit
es
tend
New
Brunswick's
welcome.
Major
General
the
lion.
Hugh
II.
MfLean.
lieutenant
governor,
will
attend.
After
the
loyal
toasts
lo
King
Oeorge
and
Ihe
King
of
Italy
the
toast
of
welcome
to
General
nal-j
and
hit
men
will
be
proposed
b
Ihe
lleulenaitl-governor,
minium
of
the
federal
and
proTln-tlal
eovcrnmrnts
and
Ihe
mayor
8htdlae.
General
Italbo
will
'"pond.
The
dinner
wilt
he
followed
by
"eepUon
and
ball.
Mlaa
Clalr
MltJiu
n
m
i
Vancouttr,
who
hM
been
vlstttrwr
"
m
u,e
guoot
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
"
A
nrvant
Pnurth
w,,.
MlWd
by
the
Prince
aeorge'
yetrtfy
afternoon
on
her
return
,,lun
Today's
Weather
High
....
4127
ajn.
19.1
ft.
me
17:19
pjn.
1941
It.
Prince
Rupert
Raining,
moderate
10:M
am.
Z&
ft.
1iW
southeast
wind;
barometer,
23:28
pin.
62
ft.
29.98;
temperature,
54;
sea
choppy.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
v,
i
XXI
V
.
No
100
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JULY
11,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTO
TROLLING
FLEET
IS
AGAIN
BRINGING
IN
CATCHES
Temporary
Adjournment
Expected
at
End
of
July
by
Which
Time
First
Stage
of
Parley
Will
be
Concluded
Definite
Progress
in
Sight
LONDON,
July
11:
(Canadian
Press)
The
world
economic
conference
is
believed
to
be
on
the
threshold
of
vital
developments
as
further
solidification
of
the
sterling
sil-
ver
bloc
including
United
States,
Great
Britain
and
Lan-
atM
through
a
concerted
drive
for
a
recovery
program
is
..xl)0ct4M
to
develop
within
the
next
few
weeks.
It
is
anti-
Elevator
Tenders
Closed
Yesterday
jNo
Word
Received
I'p
to
Today
at
To
Disposal
of
Ieal
Grain
llandHng
PUnt
era
of
the
Ihuk
of
the
lotal
elevator,
til
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
lease
on
which
eiplrea
at
the
end
of
the
month.
There
snu
no
word
here
to
day
m
to
the
dl&posttlon
of
the
Lous
m
far
a
the
Paol
la
eon-
Aecordlng
to
leletraphle
adrtet
fron
Ottawa,
the
hraae
of
the
local
elevator
baa
not
been
decided
upon
aa
yet
aJthosith
it
la
pooatble
ome-thlng
aay
be
done
within
a
day
or
Vancouver
Stocks
lOaurtoH
a.
n.
"smK
Oo.
Vianeeuser
Hcno.
MS.
Pwnd
OrtlBa.
I
St.
Nobte
Pita,
.11.
raaalT,
1.4S,
NaUotul
Strvar,
jaa.
Porter
Idaho,
.11.
Nrtdce
Wvar
OoaaoL.
M.
Oeorgla
Wvar.
M.
Reeves
McDonald.
JS.
White
Water.
.M.
Cariboo
Odd.
tM
Reward.
.14.
Meridian.
JS.
Hag
Miaaowrt.
JS.
Lucky
itas,
JS.
Silver
Croat,
ML
H
R.
X.
M
Wayalde.
M.
Waverly
Tanflar,
MH.
Indian.
0J4.
MaUve
Son.
.Mtfc.
Hlue
Bird.
WV.
Cork
Province.
Jt.
Orandvlew.
M
Roth
Hope.
OS.
Toronto
Moranda.
IS.M.
Sherrltl
Oordon,
IM.
Inter.
Nickel.
MJI.
Macaaaa.
ItVi.
MfWattera,
JS.
Warn,
1
M
Oranada.
1JS.
Klrkland
Uke
OoM.
M.
San
Antonio.
1.11
oils
SUrtio
rwrtfte.
A.
P.
Oon.
.IT-Freehold,
.01.
Oalmont,
MVt-0.
At
K..
JO.
Fabyan,
Jl.
NO
I1SII
SALE
Nn
hoots
beini
in
with
ratches.
.there
was
no
sale
of
halibut
on
the
local
fish
exchange
tonay.
Verpeted
tnel
an
agreement
will
be
concluded
soon
between
the
silver
holding
and
altrer
protectee
eoun-,
tries
on
orderly
marketing
of
the'
white
metal.
The
steering
committee
of
the
world
economic
conference
today
adopted
a
report
providing
that
the
parley
will
dlacttaa
aftfer
and
the
qwosiion
of
hiUrnaUaaal
lndebt-.
astoaaa
at,
weJt
m
wert
other
attb-
Caoada
t
wot
kinc
aeUvary
for
an
totarnaUonal
aareement
on
the
orodacUon
and
marketing
of
Ura-car.
The
Canadian
deleawtion
to
the
jrorld
eonfe
renee
expecU
to
return
none
at
the
end
of
July
by
which
that.
It
Is
expected,
the
eanfetwnee
trill
have
concluded
the
first
state
if
Its
work.
The
plan
Is
to
resume
in
the
aatuoan
when
the
United
States
situation
ts
clarified
and
there
is
vreater
likelihood
of
concrete
remits
n
the
monetary
field.
air
Robert
Home,
former
Chan
cel
lor
of
the
Exchequer.
Is
expected
.
lo
praise
In
the
British
House
of
Oosasaons
the
stand
of
United
Mates
In
regard
to
Its
inflation
pro-trsusi
and
to
invite
Great
Britain
b
Jaggow
the
same
poUey.
rarlry
to
Adjourn
WA8H1NOTON.
DC,
July
11:
M
Howe,
secretary
to
Presi
dent
FYmnklln
D.
RootevehX
In
an
interview,
predicted
max
ue
worm
,
emit
protaata
and
counter-onteranee
will
adjourn
shortly
tOcftarfe
idfMCOW
tnd
Tokyc
aemlt
the
study
of
many
oroblem
dRtt
u
lertous.
Involved
by
special
committees.
Salvation
Army
Makes
Appeal
For
Clothes
For
Needy
Clothing
Is
In
great
demand
for
Usoa
who
are
unable
to
Durchase
1lV
according
to
Captain
A.
Coxson.
eomendlng
officer
of
the
weal
ecfffht
of
the
Salvation
Army.
Sixty
articles
have
been
distributed
by
flhe
Army
during
the
week
and
the
deenand
much
exceeded
the
supply.:"0"""'
n'"
'
,:,
Which
,
,,
Some
of
the
men
have
expreaeed
wHJIngness
to
eut
wood
or
do
other
wwk
It
they
could
secure
used
esothea
for
their
families.
Anyone
having
clothes
to
spare
pleeae
phone
mack
260
and
they
will
be
called
for
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MAR'I
NEW
YOnK.
July
11:
(Canadian
rresat
Silver
showed
further
strength
en
the
local
metal
market
today,
ekMlnx
at
3THo.
Copper
wat
steady
at
94.
Mrs
Perkins
of
the
loanl
christian
Science
Society
sailed
this
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Raquel
Torres
and
Her
Pet
Chow
Bteaened
blonde.
No.
not
pretty
Raquel
Torres
We
mean
the
pet
chow
dog.
It
is
the
first
the
movie
capital
has
even
seen.
Miss
Torres,
screen
player,
had
pet
touched
up
at
a
dog
beauty
saloon
DISPUTE
SERIOUS
Momow
and
Tokyo
Agitated
Ily
Incidents
Occurring
In
Soviet
Waters
TOKYO.
July
11:
(CanaeUan
Prau
-The
kuVng
of
three
Japanese
fishermen
fan
Soviet
waters
on
J
una
is
ku
tAueheri
off
chain
of
The
latest
flare-up
In
the
quarrei
as
reported
by
the
Rengo
New
Agency
In
a
dispatch
from
Hakodate
was
the
seizure
by
a
Russian
trawler
of
the
Japanese
fkahnt:
boat
Kotohlra
Maru
with
a
crew
of
twenty
on
Saturday.
IS
KILLED
BY
PLANE
.
peller
of
Machine
In
He
Was
.Mechanic
VICTORIA,
Jaly
11
Donald
King
of
Vancouver,
former
University
of
British
Columbia
student,
died
In
hospital
last
right
three
hours
attar
he
had
been
truck
on
the
bead
by
the
propeller
of
a
VtesOtrta
-Vancou
Tor
airplane
at
Bsqutnelt.
Ue
had
been
ineohanse
on
toe
plane
for
three
days.
W
II.
Mawwei,
CIJt.
travelling
auditor,
who
haa
been
in
Stewart
on
official
duties,
returned
from
tie
north
on
the
Catala
this
morn-
litg.
GOING
STRONG
'
''gg
BIG
BOOM
IN
WHEAT
Winnipeg
Futures
Soar
Upwards
of
Four
Cents
As
null
Raid-Run
Wild
WINNIPEG,
July
11
(Canadian
Press)
null
raiders
ran
wild
today
and
wheat
futures
cloved
four
and
a-quaitrr
to
four
and
flvr-eighth
cents
higher,
July
closed
at
88c.
October
at
90Kc
December
at
lc.
and
May
at
Wtc.
VANCOUVER.
July
11
(Cana-dian
Press)
Wheat
was
quoted
at
8Hc
on
the
local
Exchange
today.
Today's
Weather
Alyanah
Cloudy,
calm.
M.
Terrace
Cloudy,
south
wind.
H.
Anyox
Cloudy
to
rate
calm.
36.
Stewart
Raining,
eaun.
M.
Haaettoa
Rain.
calm.
M.
Sstlthers
Ram
calm,
54.
ALEXANDER
RELIEF
PARTY
NOW
AT
NOME
ON
WAY
TO
SinERIA
e
NOME,
July
11:
(CP)
WU-
liam
Alexander.
Fred
Fetter-
4
man
and
Thomas
Abbey
of
the
4
4
relief
expedition
for
James
J.
4
4
Mattern,
United
States
round
4
4
the
world
flyer,
arrived
here
4
4
last
night
after
a
flight
from
4
4
Juneau
and
are
awaiting
per-
4
4
mission
to
enter
Siberia
with
a
4
4
seaplane.
They
will
either
aa-
4
4
slat
Mattern
to
reeuate
his
4
4
flight
or
else
Ily
him
4uth
to
4
4
Prlnee
Rupert
enroute
home
to
i
vtded
by
the
Premier
tramline
em-
dates:
Bowserlte.
7:
Tbtmte
Un-4
Ntw
York.
4
ptoYeea,
the
Canadian
Legion
as-
Ion
lata,
2:
Independents.
10,
and
Vaummg
responsibility
tor
setting
It
United
Frout
or
Communist
Party,
tf
4444444444
Salmon
Fishermen
Move
Base
of
Operations
To
Puget
Sound
Port
Again
Three
Hundred
Vessels
Which
Had
Been
Tied
Up
For
Couple
of
Months
Transfer
Marketing
From
Astoria
On
Columbia
River
to
North
SEATTLE,
July
11:
(Canadian
Press)
Starting
today,
:he
salmon
fleet
of
three
hundred
trolling
vessels
with
irews
aggregating
six
hundred
fishermen
will
sell
catches
here
after
lying
idle
from
April
28
to
July
1
and,
since
that
I
time,
selling
at
Astoria,
H.
Ironing
Vessel
Owners
Association,
announced
Monday
night.
The
fleet
lost
over
twow
months'
time
this
spring
owing
to
a
i
strike
against
prke
offered
by
the
I
buyers
with
whom
an
agreement
was
ultimately
reached,
permitting
the
present
resumption
of
operation.
HALIBUT
BID
UPTO-181oBOUNDJ
IX
SEATTLE
5
(Canadian
Press)
i:
SEATTLE,
July
11:
!
Eleven
thousand
1
l
1IM
i
jT
pounds
oi
iresn
nauoui
was
sold
on
the
Seattle
fish
exchange
on
Mon
day
for
184
c
per
pound,
the
highest
price
paid
in
more
than
three
years.
The
fish
was
brought
in
by
the
schooner
Seymour.
Power
Company
Is
Doing
BetteriSL'iniSS:-
V22
Parent
Concern
rays
Off
Bank
Loan
and
Its
Securities
Advance
In
Trice
Materially
MONTREAL,
July
II:
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
has
been
Improving
1U
financial
poetttan.
For
the
year
ending
June
30.
the
company
retired
Its
bank
loan
and
there
has
been
a
very
material
appreciation
of
the
value
of
Its
investments,
amounting
to
a
good
many
million
dollars.
The
electric
power
output
of
the
various
companies
Increased
In
May
of
this
year
over
last,
the
increase
for
the
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Company
being
331.415
kilowatt
hours.
Headstones
For
Legion
Members
Stewart
Cemetery
8TEWART.
July
11
-A
worktop
party
of
members
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
went
out
to
the
cemetery
on
Sunday
and
erected
headstones
on
the
graves
of
Thomas
Pollock
and
Ro
bert
Law.
two
veterans
burled
here
last
year.
The
headstone
tor
the
Liberals
the
Canadian
Common-grave
of
Thorn
Pollock
was
pro-
wealth
Federation
haa
IS
candi-
4up.
Gangmark,
manager
of
the
1
'
1
j
Justice
Galliher
Of
Appeal
Court
Quitting
Bench
VANCOUVER,
July
11:
(Canadian
Press)
Mr.
Justice
W.
A.
Oalllber
rnheAppeaJrOrfcotrttlah
Co
lumbia
has
retired
owing
to
111
health.
Spencer
Plane
Off
Saturday
lllot
W.
L.
MrCluskey
Leaves
For
North
With
Duke
Harris
On
Board
After
a
day's
stay
here
enronte
from
Vaneoaver
to
the
Squaw
Greek
and
the
Petty
River
on
pros-
pectins
bent.
Oot
Victor
Spencer's
big
Junkers
seaplane
"City
of
Prince
00000"
wtth
W.
L.
McClus-key
as
pilot
and
Fred
Staines
as
whence
its
next
Jatnp
was
to
be
to
I
Careross.
W.
S.
Harris,
in
charge
of
j
field
exploration
operations
for
Col.
Spencer,
was
on
board
as
a
'passenger
together
with
D.
J.
Mc-
Rae.
Vancouver
prbspector.
whose
claims
In
the
Squaw
Creek
country
will
be
tnsaweteol
Mr
Harris
wiB
take
prospectors
Into
the
field
m
the
north
and
expects
to
be
In
the
north
a
week
or
to.
The
plane
wUl
call
here
on
Its
way
back
to
Van
couver.
Liberals
Ready
For
Election
and
Others
Preparing
In
All
U
Candidates
Have
Been
Chosen
Representing
Different
Groups
For
Legislature
VICTORIA.
July
11
The
Liberal
party
is
now
praeUeaQy
ready
for
the
election
whenever
it
may
be
held
So
far
34
candidates
have
been
nominated,
pledged
to
support
T.
D.
Pateutta,
the
Liberal
teader.
Nomina
Hens
yet
to
be
made
are
In
Vancouver
sod
Victoria
Up
to
the
present
73
candidates
have
been
nominated
by
the
var-
tous
parties.
In
addition
to
the
9,