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and
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ft.
ft.
ft.
ft.
Chancellor
of
Exchequer
Presents
His
Country's
Remedies
For
International
Ills
United
States
Urges.
Removal
Of
Trade
Harriers
and
Universal
Money
Standard
LONDON,
June
11:
(Canadian
Press)
Final
settlement
of
reparations
and
war
debts
was
placed
in
the
forefront
of
a
comprehensive
British
program
for
economic
recovery
by
Rt.
Hon.
Neville
Chamberlain,
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer,
in
addressing
the
world
economic
conference
today.
Action,
he
said,
must
be
taken
simultaneously
1
.
w
t
vTMi-ivrn
INPART
i
(real
Britain
lo
Pay
10
of
War
Dest
Instalment
Tomorrow,
It
Is
Reported
LONDON.
Juue
II:
(Canadian
PrrM)
T.reat
RrlUin
has
derided
to
make
a
10
"token"
payment
on
the
S79.9M.0M
war
debt
payment
due
tomorrow
to
the
United
State
on
President
franklin
I).
Roosevelt's
aurance
that
he
will
accept
for
himself
althouih
he
cannot
pledge
acceptance
by
the
I'nited
Slates
Congress,
It
was
learned
last
ni(ht
on
tilgti
authority.
IS
SPEAKER
AT
STEWART
i
representative
Joseph
tirren
of
llyder
Urges
Action
on
Silter
Very
Important
.Northern
lloaid
of
Trade
is
In
Fa.
vor
nt
Re-monethMtlnn
STtWART.
June
14-At
the
reg-ter
meeting
of
the
Stewart
Board
Of
Trade
last
week
Joseph
Oreen
at
Hyder,
Alaska,
Representative
fran
the
Rtrat
Division
In
the
Ter-mortal
Legislation
at
Juneau,
was
the
nnafcor
'
evening.
Mr.
Oftoat
subject
was
Bl-Mtallisni
and
he
explained
at
some
length
the
steps
being
taken
In
American
territory
to
support
the
"Wheeler
fjtir,
a
non-partlson
measure
looking
towards
the
re-mnnetlsa
tlon
of
stiver.
He
urged
upon
the
Stewart
Board
that
similar
action
be
taken
in
British
Columbia
and
Canada,
namely
thai
every
effort
be
Biade
to
urge
upon
Dominion
members
and
ministers
the
ad
wantage
to
the
country
and
to
the
world
at
large
to
be
derived
from
the
free
coinage
of
silver.
Taking
the
United
States
as
a
typical
example
of
the
financial
and
monetary
situation
of
the
world,
Mr.
Oreen
pointed
out
that
there
was
not
enough
antual
gold
money
in
the
States
today
to
pay
the
annual
interest
on
the
combined
runded
Indebtedness
of
the
United
States,
its
state,
municipal!
tie
and
corporation.
The
demano.
tor
new
money
to
keep
up
with
the
credM
system
under
which
Uv
world
was
living
was
accentuated
by
the
'act
that.
In
moat
easts,
credit
was
now
rut
off
and
money"
4
g
premium
Silver
ottered
Oonttmii
tt
on
Puge
2
me
NORTHERN
AND
tn
financial,
monetary
and
econo-
Irate
sphere.
Recovery
of
world
wholesale
price
to
a
level
which
would
give
economic
return
to
the
primary
producer
was
essentia;
Any
attempt
to
secure
equilibrium
by
such
reduction
of
cost
as
wazc
cutting
would
be
attended
by
intol-
eraWe
suffering.
Action
by
the
conference,
declared
;
Mr.
Chamberlain,
should
include
Labrogatttm
of
cwnirobun
exchange
movements
and
resumption
of
In
ternational
lending,
co-ordination
of
production
and
marketing,
re
nwval
of
prohibitions
and
similar
trade
barriers
and
reduction
of
ex
cessive
tariffs.
1
in
we
monetary
iieu
were
snouia
be
two
objectives
approachment
of
stability
between
currencies
of
a
number
of
countries
and
restoration
of
a
satisfactory
International
trade
standard,
roc
the
latter
gold
seem
ed
to
be
the
most
generally
accept
able.
Great
Britain
the
chancellor
said,
would
be
justified
in
return
log
to
the
gold
standard
under
a
rise
In
the
level
of
wholesale
prices
and
adjustment
of
factors
which
had
caused
the
gold
standard
to
break
down.
United
States
Case
Ignoring
war
debts
completely.
Cord
ell
Hull.
United
State
Secretary
of
State
and
head
of
his
country's
delegation
to
the
conference.
called
for
removal
of
"all
excesses
in
tte
structure
of
trade
barriers."
He
urged
that
the
conference
face
the
vexed
problem
of
a
permanent
International
monetary
standard
and
lay
down
the
proper
functions
of
gold
and
sliver
in
the
operations
of
such
a
standard.
D0UKH0B0RS
BEING
SUED
Million
Dollar
Action
Launched
In
Kegina
Against
Christian
Brotherhood
Orrr
Land
Deal
ItEQINA.
June
14:
(Canadian
Press)
Pflticr
Vcrigln
and
the
Christian
Community
of
Universal
Brotherhood
Limited
were
named
defendants
In
an
action
commenced
here
to
recover
$1,000,000
as
alleged
damages
and
ccmmlslona
due
for
services
In
getting
options
on
land
for
settlement
In
Mexico.
The
action
was
tiled
by
Gordon
and
Oordon.
solicitors
for
Joseph
M.
Hackney
of
St.
Paul
Minn.
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1
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east
wind,
50.
Atynnsh
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calm.
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Cloudy,
calm,
53.
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oalm.
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ealm,
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If
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Going
-
Tb
-
The
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"Aifftaf
irhlreavea'K
Peak
Thr
soon
in
be
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,:
m
high
timr"K
imhrert
and
ve
aMwwiJsssBaBgagl
BROTHERS
KYM,
ON
WAY
AROUND
WORLD
IN
26-FOOT
YAWL,
READY
TO
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
TODAY
Their
Destination
is
Belgium
But
They
Intend
to
Continue
Westward
to
Canada
After
Paying
Visit
to
Native
Land
G.
A.
Kym
and
J.
W.
Kym,
brothers
from
Vancouver,
who
are
essaying
a
trip
around
the
world
in
a
26-foot
sea
bird
tvpe
yawl
equipped
with
sail
and
auxiliary
gas
engine,
were
out
awaiting
an
improvement
in
weather
conditions
today
before
embarking
from
Prince
Rupert
in
continuation
of
their
great
adventure.
They
have
been
here
since
test
Friday
afternoon
when
the
arrived
from
the
south
and
their
vessel
has
been
attracting
a
deal
of
attention
at
the
new
fishermen'
floats
Just
east
of
the
dry
dock
where
it
has
been
moored.
Interviewed
by
the
Dally
News
yesterday,
the
brothers
Kym
re
ported
that
they
had
been
a
month
and
a
half
in
making
the
trip
from
Vancouver
to
Prince
Rupert,
having
Jogged
easily
along.
"Trees
and
rain
and
more
trees
and
rain"
was
the
terse
way
in
which
one
of
the
brothers
summed
up
his
impressions
of
the
British
Columbia
coast.
In
deed,
the
prospect
of
encountering
even
more
rain
if
they
continued
up
the
Alaskan
coast,
it
was
suggested,
had
actuated
the
brothers
in
changing
their
original
plan
of
travelling
across
the
Paatftc
Ocean
via
Alaska,
the
Aleutian
Islands
and
the
Orient
and.
indeed,
heading
south
from
here
to
continue
their
voyaging
via
the
California
coast,
the
South
Sea
Islands
and
Australasia.
The
brothers
are
really
destined
,
......
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i.
i
i
n-i,
u
.
KwVto
wZ&EnT
wife.
A,
they
both
intend
to
even-
-
J"
tually
return
to
Canada,
they
de-
Mrferi
mb
.
..i.4
f
i,
From
Prince
Rupert,
the
elobe
Mllorssre
proceeding
to
the
Queen
v..-,..-
imim
wnencc
mey
win
leM
loM
for
the
ntivfHy
company
shape
their
course
vis
the
West
They
all
are
looking
to
the
govern
-f8,.!
"'Vancouver
Island
and
do-vn
ment
to
that
the
e,evaUr
u
the
Washington.
Oregon
and
Call-
,etuied
8Uch
on
term,
as
wU,
nuw
fornla
cohsU
to
San
Francisco.
The;a
constant
stream
of
grain
coin
Continued
on
page
2
-
Sun
Highway
-
'irt-tv-(K,-ifciri
highway
n
t
veni-
in
America.
Sky-
it.latcrt
t
portals
like
this.
MATTERN
RETURNS
TO
KHABAROVSK
MOSCOW.
June
14:
CP
e
Jimmy
Mattera.
Texas
aviator.
attempting
a
flight
around
the
world,
returned
to
Khabarovsk,
Siberia,
yesterday,
it
Is
as-
sumefl
that
He
encountered
heavy
weather
which
made
it
impossible
to
complete
the
projected
hop
to
Nome
on
which
he
was
engaged.
!
.
VERY
KEEN
FOR
RUPERT
People
of
Interior
Would
All
Bene
fit
if
Elevator
Used
For
I
Shipping
ENDAKO.
June
14:
-People
here
"
"
'"
T
VZ
i
T,lor
iny
rriat
that,
if
the
elevator
is
operated
reeularlv
it
uHi
mean
marp
,minm,
,.
!
'
consequent
prosperity
for
them
and
;
through
it.
Narcotics
Valued
At
$9,000
Seized
Aboard
Ship
at
Fraser
Mills
4
Clever
Ruse
Was
Employed
in
Attempt
to
Get
Opium
and
Heroin
Ashore
Was
Concealed
in
liox
of
!
Apples
Marked
"Too
Green"
VANCOUVER,
June
14:
(Canadian
Press)
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Pojice
officers
today
seized
opium
and
heroin
valued
at
$9,000
aboard
the
steamship
Benreoch
at
fraser
Mills
after
watching
the
ship
since.
June
9.
A
Chinese
steward
was
arrested
and
charged
with
trafficking
in
narcotics,
being
remanded
for
one
week.
The
Chinaman
hurt
nMoeaH
avtamI
"iUVIfcU
CX.
V
CI
&
ISUJa,C9
U
appiC&g..
which
had
been
delivered
to
the
ship
returned,
three
of
which
were
marked
"loo
green."
The
drugs
were
found
in
one
of
these
boxes.
Miner
at
Hidden
Creek
Lost
Life
There
Last
Week
Inspector
of
Mines
Charles
Gra
ham
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Ca-
tala
yesterday
afternoon
from
An-yox
where
he
investigated
the
circumstances
of
an
accident
In
the
Hidden
Creek
mine
which
resulted
In
the
death
last
week
of
John
Stal-zer.
33-year
old
Austrian.
The
accident
occurred
in
the
morning
and
Stalrer
succumbed
at
11
o'clock
the
same
evening
In
the
Anyox
General
Hospital
to
the
injuries.
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
NEW
YORK,
June
14.
(Canadian
Press)
Bar
silver
closed
at
36c
on
the
local
metal
market
today
and
copper
at
8c.
Local
Member
Made
Study
Of
U.
S.
Legislation
While
On
Recent
Visit
to
South
One
of
the
most
revolutionary
mensural
intmrlnpod
f
Washington
at
the
instance
one
for
the
control
of
all
private
industries,
according
to
Olof
Hanson,
who
recently
returned
from
that
country
and
who
has
been
making
a
study
of
the
new
legislative
proposals.
The
new
bill
is
bsed
somewhat
on
the
Italian
measure
which
takes
the
view
that
all
private
business
Is
of
public
In
-
.h2
trM
tereat
,h
and,
.K.r.f.r.
therefore,
should
be
re
gulated
by
the
state
in
the
pubtte
Interest.
The
scheme
seems
to
be
tor
the
state
to
deal
with
each
industry
collectively
and
for
each
unit
in
that
Industry
to
conform
to
certain
re
gulations
for
the
benefit
of
the
In
d
us
try
and
of
the
me
public.
imiuhc
Price
rrjee
eut
cut
-
ting
may
be
entirely
eliminated
and
m)sa
the
Mxln
nt
ftrio.
at
i.wh
.
hlth
rate
that
the
oublle
is
beinal!
and
weia
01
Bfceastty
cure
bled
must
end.
Inefficient
units
will
disappear
and
efficient
units
will
conform
to
the
general
standard
Prices
are
to
be
based
on
coat
of
production
and
labor
will
be
paid
on
counIry
tt
alt,Ml,
ni"fl
progress
the
basis
of
the
cost
of
living.
Oneltoward
a
beUer
condlUon
nt
th
alma
tt
th
lAlai1tmAm
U
i
u
wav
V
IX
J
W
MVI
I
W
W
I
raise
the
prices
of
commodities
and
I
the
rate
of
wages
paid
to
employees
I
and
so
stimulate
business
that
the
I
unemployed
problem
will
be
solved.
With
the
abollUon
of
cut-throat
competition
credit
wU)
be
restored
and
the
government
will
co-operate
THIS
WEEK
THE
Pontiac
Straight
8
Is
on
Display
at
Kaicn
Motors
Show
Room
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Cordially
Invited
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INTERESTED
IN
RUPERT
ELEVATOR
Gillespie
Grain
Company
Said
to
be
vestlxatlniUasfnr
of
TV
House
VANOERHOOP.
June
14.
It
U
rumored
here
that
the
olent
Grain
Company
of
Edmonton,
which
owns
the
local
country
elevator,
has
been
InvestlgaUng
the
possibility
of
leasing
we
Prince
Rupert
terminal
elevator
and
operating
it
in
con
nection
with
its
export
business.
The
company
does
a
large
business
In
Alberta
snd.
If
it
took
over
the
coast
house,
It
Is
understood
it
would
be
with
the
idea
of
building
up
a
permanent
export
business
through
Prince
Rupert
Oeorge
PhlBtps,
manager
of
tha
naval
dockyard
at
Bsquimalt,
Is
paying
a
brief
vtstt
to
the
city,
haying
arrived
on
the
Prince
Oeerge
this
morning
from
Victoria.
of
President
RnnRPVplt
ia
tha
1
1
K
knMat--
engaging
ts
.
a
moderate
..
,
amount
of
public
work
and
the
present
scheme
of
tails
lion
will
be
con-tinued.
Already
considerable
improvement
is
being
shown
In
the
United
States,
emptojment
is
increaeinc
and
confidence
is
being
restored.
!
'
very
.
largely,
.
-
as
.7
a
result
of
the
ac
I
ima
01
"
praMeMl1
P"
be-
Ic"ur
oeprasston
nas
run
its
Itself
within
a
short
time.
Mr.
Han.
son
feels
sure
that
Canada
will
keep
pace
with
the
United
States
In
the
;reeowry
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