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AND
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BRITISn
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
All
Cordially
Invited
Phone
52
Vol
XXIV..
No.
148.
PAMM
TO
CONTINUE
-
MacDONALD
KINGSTON
RIOTER
IS
CONVICTED
SENTENCE
IS
RESERVED
William
McCrea
Found
Guilty
and
Tim
Buck's
Trial
Now
Proceeding
Courl
Hearings
at
Kingston
Following
Penitentiary
Dis
orders
of
I-ast
October
Arc
Attracting
Widespread
Interest
Eloquent
Plea
by
Accused
KINGSTON,
Ont.,
June
23:
William
McCrea,
after
an
eloquent
pie
in
his
own
defence,
was
found
guilty
yesterday
in
connection
with
rioting
which
occurred
last
Octo-tier
in
Portsmouth
Penitentiary
here.
Sentence
was
reserved
by
Mr.
Justice
Deroehe
this
morning.
Tim
Buck,
former
leader
of
the
Communist
Party
of
Canada,
was
arraigned
this
morning
also
on
charges
of
rioting
in
the
ame
connection.
KILLED
IN
AIR
CRASH
B
Broatrh.
Noted
orlhmvHjTr.
and
Two
CorapaRtoM
Lot
Lint
In
Sataakhcaan
PRINCE
ALBERT.
Bask
.
June
33
Canadian
Ptm
)
IhwuenKW
killed
Mpfriaeaday
whan
recon-rtiuoned
flipUnc
went
Hi
to
a
spin
while
befig
tested
and
crashed
on
fcnima
LiH
Miirty
miles
north
of
hrre.
Hit
dead
are
Capt
B.
W.
BiU
Hroaleh.
aotrd
northrrn
flyer,
ITt-t
.im
C
MroMu
and
T.
D
fMfajth.
nwhsnka.
The
bodies
of
Broateb
and
Pat-v.th
were
recovered
Plot
Against
Government
of
Tiny
Republic
8
AN
MARINO.
June
23-A
plot
-iMaaatoate
two
high
government
fli.
iala
of
thU
republic
.the
small
-m
in
the
world,
seise
the
govero-:i
i'
-fit
and
burn
the
city
of
San
Marino
la
reported
to
have
been
uncovered
by
the
police
Mrs.
Smith's
Estate
Grosses
Only
$630
Former
British
CeJamMa
CaWnet
Minister
Died
Comparatively
Poor
Woman
VANCOUVER.
June
23
Mrs
Mary
Blen
Smith
former
Brltiah
C
olumbia
cabinet
minister
and
first
woman
n
the
British
Imptre
t
hold
Meh
a
position,
left
a
from
Mate
of
only
$0.
The
will
haa
been
ftM
boy
probate.
I'ltEMIEIl
BRACKEN
NOT
PLAYING
OAMir
S.US
HON.
II.
II.
STEVENS
WINNIPEO.
June
:
iCF-
The
Dominion
government
nnot
help
Premier
Bracken
tn
finance
nrovtnclal
unem
l)loyment
and
other
money
U-
aues
In
Manitoba
because
he
will
not
play
the
game
with
iw."
Hon.
It.
H.
Stevens,
mln-
Mer
nf
tmli
and
commerce.
tatd
hare
yesterday.
NO
CLOSE
SEASON
DATE
HAS
BEEN
SET
a.
Under
isa
ended
tewrtattons.
the
Interna
tiooal
Fisheries
any
date
after
November
IS
aa
late
commencement
of
the
i
close
season,
regard
lea
of
I
eaten
landed
op
to
such
time.
4
but
no
date
haa
ret
been
set,
It
was
officially
aUted
thai
morning.
A
misleading
report
was
ouWlahed
m
a
local
paper
earlier
In
the
week
that
It
had
been
decided
to
close
the
fish-
Ing
aeaaon
on
November
15
Preparations
For
Opening
of
Mines
At
Fernie
Proceed
FERNIE,
June
23:
Preparation
are
proceeding
here
for
the
Immediate
reopening
of
the
Goal
Creek
mines,
which
have
been
ahut
down
for
some
time
It
wsi
announcec
earlier
In
the
week
that
the
mine
would
re
-open
aa
a
result
of
the
iuccmi
of
negotiations
(or
new
or
ders
between
Hon.
H
H.
Stephens.
minister
of
trade
and
commerce.
the
Canadian
Psclflc
Railway
and
the
Crows
Next
Past
Coal
Co.
Senator
Jacques
of
Quebec
Passes
On
Was
I'or
Many
Years
Active
as
Organiser
For
Liberal
Party
In
Eastern
Province
QUKBBC.
June
23
Senator
Philippe
Jacques,
aged
M.
for
many
mam
itive
omnlser
for
the
Lib
eral
party
in
this
province.
Is
dead.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
4.000
pounds,
Ge
and
4c.
Canadian
ftt
,060
pounds,
5e
ant
lc
snd
S
and
J.
American
Whlleaway.
4,000.
6c
and
4c.
Canadian
foodie.
11,000.
Atlln,
5c
and
3e.
Teeny
Mllly
14.000,
and
Helen
II,
1
1.000
Cold
Storage
9c
and
3c.
Caps
Spencer.
18,000,
Cold
Storage.
S
Jc
and
3c.
PRINCE
.
Where
ten
died
in
World
s
Fu.
which
mated
and
bamt:.
A
FISHERMAN
IS
BURIED
:
Many
Present
at
Funeral
Yesterday
Afternoon
of
Late
Leander
Miller
Was
Well
Known
't
Here
i
The
funeral
of
the
late
Leander
MIBer.
well
known
weal
hsfllmit
fithtfman.
who
pasted
away
several
days
ago
In
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
where
he
had
been
a
patient
for
a
month
or
so
following
two
or
three
years
of
mdiapo-sttten.
took
piaee
yesterday
after-neon
from
the
chapel
of
the
li.
C
Undertakers
to
Fairvtew
Ometen
Many
friends
of
the
deceased,
tn
eluding
halibut
fishermen
uv
others,
were
present
to
pay
their
final
tributes
of
respect.
There
were
quite
a
number
of
floral
offerings.
Rev.
W.
D.
Orant
HoUingworth.
pastor
of
First
Presbyterian
Church.
officiated
and
Peter
Lien
presided
at
the
organ
to
accompany
the
hymns.
Pallbearers
were
Thomas
Banbury.
Ivor
MarUnsen.
Frank
Long.
Ole
WebsUd.
Hugh
McAuley
and
Uef
Tualek.
The
late
Mr.
Miller
was
forty
-sU
years
of
age,
a
native
of
Newfound-kind
and
unmarried.
He
had
been
engaged
in
halibut
fishing
here
(or
seventeen
years
and
had
last
bean
ere
ployed
on
the
local
boat
Vera
Beatree.
Hugh
i
"Dusty"
,
anothet
well
known
local
halibut
fishermst;.
Is
a
brother
of
deceased
who
was
a
member
of
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union.
TlMHe
seding
flowers
were.
H.
Miller.
Edward
Lipsett
Ltd..
Cecil
and
Ruben
Morgan.
Mrs.
Atkmjcei,
Ivor
Martinson.
Thomas
Kenny,
F.
E.
Hunt
Limited.
E.
A.
Nlckeraon.
Chas.
Batt.
J.
D.
Thurber.
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union.
MlM
Margaret
Durant.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tw-enaen.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oaraven,
Mr.
and
Ms.
A.
Evans,
Frank
Long,
Jack
Brett,
Nellie
Johnston.
Bulk-ley
Market
and
Mrs.
and
Mra.
Sla-ney.
Six
Persons
Hurt
In
Auto
Smash-
Up
NORTH
BAY,
Ont,
June
23:
Six
person,
four
of
them
residents
ot
Montreal,
were
Injured
In
an
automobile
accident
near
Martin
River
north
of
here.
8c.
RUPERT,
B.C
.,
FRIDAY,
JUNE
23,
1933
World's
Fair
Aeroplane
A"ropia
e
crush
Wreckage
ol
the
amphibian.
Noithern
Uht."
atifr
ii:d
damask
the
Undm
gear.
:h-r.
a
wing
crumpled,
dash-ii
ot.
mcrhanit
ana
posing
rs
to
d?ath
DOING
DAlAOE
4-.
ON
ritAIRIES
!
WINNIPHO.
June
33:
(CP
4-1
"JJZ!!,?
hrmt
-
!
.
.
wnomc
in
wwe
swatneai
through
the
Bed
River
Valley
!
uu
an
a
uub
uwnng
nw
t
across
the
southern
part
of
4
the
province
are
threatened
with
destruetkw
by
swarms
of
Rrasshoppera,
gvverautMtH
of-
(iclala
stated
yesterday.
ancouver
Stocks
smpplied
by
8.
O.
Johnston
Oo.
LU
Toronto
Int.
NkckaL
lajs.
Noranda.
31.99.
SherriU,
1
15.
Vantouver
'
Blue
Btrd.
M.
Big
MlasourL
M.
B.
R
X,
M.
Bridge
River
Cans..
M.
Cariboo
OoM
Quarts.
3
JO.
Corp
Province,
Mi.
Oeorgta
River,
46.
O
rand
view.
M.
Lucky
Jim.
JH.
National
Slim,
Noble
Five,
14.
'
Native
Son.
.lit.,
i
Meridian.
JO.
Pend
Oreille,
1.3S.
Premier.
1.30.
Porter
Idaho.
.13.
Reeves
McDonald.
Jk
Reward,
.13.
Ruth
Hope.
114.
Silver
Crest.
M.
Wayside.
.40.
Whitewater.
MV.
Reno,
3.41.
Oils
A.
P.
Cons..
.Is.
Calmorrt.
08.
FTeahold.
M.
FabyQ.
JO.
Sterflnc
Padfle,
JL
C.
ts
K,
.73.
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MAIM
NEW
YORK,
Jane
13:
(Canadian
Press)
Silver
closed
at
34V
per
ounre
on
the
local
metal
market
today
Copper
was
still
steady
at
Crash
:iIEJTENANT
PROMOTED
Captain
Agnes
Coxsoh
Becomes
New
Commandant
of
Salvation
...
Armyllere
Lieutenant
Agnes
C
on,
who
came
here
two
years
as
as
assistant
to
Cap.
Ruby
Stock
and
also
assisted
Capt.
Laewen
oferinc
Iter
command,
has
now
beau)
promoted
w
dc
cupvain
oi
we
lorm
awivaui
Army
corps.
During
her
career
as
an
amy
officer
the
new
captain
has
been
stationed
in
several
different
corps
among
them
Wetaakiwln.
JJberta.
Kamsaek.
Saskatchewan
and
Keknrna.
Having
already
had
two
years
of
experience
In
the
local
corps,
she
Is
v.
ell
acquainted
with
the
work
and
the
people
and
m
win
be
fully
capable
of
taking;
command
Her
assistant
will
be
a
lieutenant
Just
rotn
missioned
at
Use
Salvation
Army
training
garriaon
In
Toronto.
It
la
not
yet
known
wtsen
she
will
'arrive
here.
This
Sunday
will
be
the
first
ser
vices
for
Captain
Coxaon
as
commandant
and
she
will
be
welromed
to
her
new
position
during
the
day
Her
predecessor.
Capt.
Kathryn
Laewen
Is
leaving
for
Anpox
on
the
Oatala
on
Sunday
to
be
married.
ON
FLIGHT
TO
LONDON
DERBY.
West
Australia,
June
13
'
(Canadian
Presat-Chartas
T
p
ITim.
Australian
.Tim
tor.
and
crew!4
that
time
ws
to
the
offing
of
three
arrived
Wednesday
nl,h.j
In
the
monoplane
"Faith
of
Aus
I
tralia"
from
Sydney,
covering
the
1180-mile
distance
non-stop
in
to
twenty-one
hours.
They
plan
fly
to
London.
NO
FISH
SILK
YKSTLItDAY
No
boats
being
in
with
catches,
there
was
no
ale
of
halibut
at
the
iooal
fish
exchange
yesterday.
Card
of
Thanks
j
Press)-
Purchase
of
the
Mayland
H.
Miller
and
family
desire
to'
Oil
Co.
by
the
Royallte
Oil
Co
was
thank
their
many
friends
for
tnej
arranged
at
a
meeting
of
the
Roy-kind
expressions
of
sympathy
and
i
a
lite
Co.
yesterday.
A
meeting
of
flora!
tributes
received
during
their
recent
bereavement.
British
Premier
Says
tits
Heart
Is
Buoyant
For
Success
of
Meet
United
States
Proposes
Reduction
of
Customs
Duties
and
Trade
Harriers
Credit
Expansion
Advocated
in
Resolution
by
Senator
James
Couzens
LONDON,
June
23:
(Canadian
Press)
Secretary
ot
State
Cordell
Hull,
head
of
the
United
States
delegation
to
the
world
economic
conference,
yesterday
laid
down
a
resolution
for
consideration
of
the
conference
calling
for
a
reduction
of
customs
duties
and
excessive
barriers
to
trade.
Another
proposal
from
the
United
States
came
with
.
rtTTOIlTPPn
IMPROVED
T.
II.
Johnson
Tells
Rotary
Club
There
Tangible
Sigrs
ot
Betterment
In
England
and
.
.
.
Canada
Wheat
Important
Cent
a
Bushel
Meant
a
Million
Dollars
to
Canada:
Visit
Made
To
Germany
Where
Nails
in
Evidence
A
very
Interesting
talk
was
given
at
yesterday's
Rotary
Club
luncheon
by
T.
H.
Johnson,
manager
of
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
company,
on
his
experiences
dur
log
a
recent
trip
to
Europe.
He
said
there
were
very
definite
signs
In
England,
Canada
and
the
Uni
ted
States
of
improvement
in
bus
iness.
The
increased
price
of
wheat
alone
was
Important
for
It
bad
been
stated
that
every
cent
Increase
In
the
price
of
wheat
meant
a
million
dollars
more
money
distributed
through
Canada.
Unfortunately,
with
the
Improvement
came
the
stock
exchange
gambling
,
which
had
been
so
greatly
deplored
by
Sir
Jcmah
Stamp
In
England
factories
were
busy
and
tn
some
cases
orders
hadheen
placed
for
the
next
two
years.
Mr.
Johnson
said
he
was
tn
Hull
last
Oood
FrMay
when
thete
had
been
a
record
delivery
ot
fish
although
the
prices
were
low.
The
British
Oovenunenl
had
t-wently
taken
steps
to
prevent
fish
coming
on
the
market
that
was
not
iresh
by
closing
a
number
of
the
faraway
tlshlrg
areas.
This
was
the
first
time
the
government
had
m-lerefered
with
the
Industry.
It
would
tend
to
prevent
mjury
to
toe
fjeh
trade.
The
visitor
found
the
British
ul
l
tfjope
and
the
united
State.
,wwki
economic
conference,
which
Generally
speaking,
the
people
were
minding
their
own
Continued
on
Page
2
OIL
DEAL
ANNOUNCED
Purchase
of
Mayland
by
Royallte
Arranged
Ycslerdaj
In
Calgary
OALOARY.
June
23:
Canadian
Mayland
shareholders
will
be
held
(
'on
July
10.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
'the
presentation
of
z
resolution
by
Senator
James
Couzens
of
Michigan
urging
credit
expansion
through,
open
market
operations
synchronized
with
public
works'
and
in
tiese
co-operation
with
central
basks,
DUIiralUes
of
the
United
States
in
the
stabilization
of
Its
dollar
are
"verv
real."
Prime
Mlnt&tsr
J
lUm.
say
MacDonaW
said
today
In
an
Interview
but
currency
uncertaln-tUes-wiU-
rrat:bepermane&t
to
block
(he
economic
conference.
He
declared
that
the
conference
nfcj
Mi
coinr
tit
aritnurn
httt
ntaU
taa.
unue
its
work.
He
said
that
he
was
entering
the
third
week
of
"the
parley
wtth
a
buoyant
heart.
France
proposed
a
quota
trace
.
today
which
would
enable
countries
using
quotas.
as
weapons
against
importations
to
keep
them
ladefm-Itely.
The
French
delrg&oon
yesterday
agreed
to
Indefinite
paa4f9aetaett
o
currency
stabilization
as
an
Issue
before
the
conference
aftex
-be
'
United
States
bad
informed
tre
conference
that
It
could
not
effl-
cialfy
peg
its
currency
at
present.
An
international
agreement
for.
'
reduction
of
wheat
acreage
and
lias-
itation
of
exports
la
reported
as
almost
closed
wtth
Soviet
fUsssta
and
Argentina
definitely
committed
to
participate
Australia
has
stilt
tw
be
heard
from.
King
of
Siam
Is
1
Secure
Despite
Change
in
Gov'tf
BANGKOK.
June
23:
A
new
government
la
In
the
saddle
in
Siam,
Liberal
leaders
having
overthrown-,
the
former
ad-sanlstratloo
in
the
set'ond
bloodiest
Staaese
revolutaso
within
the
year.
The
change
dofl2
not
affect
the
security
of
Ktnae
Prajadhipok.
absolute
monarch
aT
the
realm,
who
la
at
present
absent
!
'rom
slm
011
another
tour
to
Bur-
Cloudburst
Pays
Liverpool
Visit
Some
of
Streets
ot
English
Seaport
Are
Flooded
to
Depth
ot
'
a
Eltht
Fret
LIVERPOOL.
Eng..
June
33:
A
-violent
storm,
accompanied
by
1
cloudburst,
swept
this
city
and
the
adjoin
lnr
town
of
Bootle.
flood
Inz
the
streets
to
a
depth
ot
eight
feet
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
June
23
(Cana-
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a.
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rrewi
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was
qooutu
ai
95Uc
on
the
local
Exchange
yes
teruay.