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Vol
XXIV.,
No
i
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JUNE
6,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
MM
MA
VANCOUVER
HEARS
STEVENS
MAY
BECOME
B.
C.
Federal
Minister
Is
Being
Asked
to
Take
Political
Moses
Role
Government
Members
Would
Welcome
Him
as
Successor
to
Tolinic
in
leading
Administration
Out
of
Wilder
iicss,
Province
Newspaper
Hears
VANCOUVER,
June
6:
(Canadian
Press)
The
Van-t
uuver
Province
says
that
leading
politicians
are
pressing
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens,
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
who
i
at
present
on
the
coast,
to
leave
the
federal
field
and
en-
r
provincial
politic
succeeding
Hon.
Dr.
S.
F.
Tolmie
as
1'ivmier
of
British
Columbia.
Word
from
Victoria,
the
New
B.C.
Premier?
gsm
Bgfl
if
.!
m'
Vk
hem
ill
-
publLshed
MURDER
VERDICT
Coroner's
Jury
llrturns
Its
Finding
In
Gae
of
.Kilting
Chinese
'
Housebey
in
Victoria
VICTORIA.
June
6
iCaradUn
r..-v.A
ooroner's
jury
yesterday
urned
a
verdict
finding
that
Sue,
Mm
Jim.
Chinese
hmiheboy
sm
:
I'l
'ved
at
the
home
of
II.
M.
Mc
Mivrrln
In
the
Uplands
residential
turn,
had
been
wilfully
mur-w
n
d
by
a
person
or
persons
unknown."
The
baiterec.
body
of
thr
Orien-'l
servant
was
found
on
the
m
iming
of
May
IS
In
the
basement
of
the
MoOlvertn
home.
It
i
believed
that
he
had
been
dour
'
deuUi
during
the
night.
NEWSPAPER
IS
BARRED
BERLIN.
June
0:
(Canadian
Press)
-
The
London
Dally
Herald
whs
tod;iy
barred
from
Germany
It
ii
believed
this
action
was
taken
lecusfof
the
paper's
general
antl-Oerrnan
tendencies.
General
Motors
Company
Boosts
Wages
5
Percent
NEW
YORK.
June
0:
-The
Oen-'"iil
Motors
Corporation
announces
ii
five
percent
siilnry
and
wnae
in-'T'Vi.sr
111
all
bi'OieheN
of
it.s
service
Province
says.
Indicates
that
mem
bers
of
thr
Kovi-rntnent
would
welcome
Mr.
Stevens
and
that
Or.
Toi-mic
I
wlllinR
U
retire
if
the
party
so
desires.
It
is
stated
that
Mr.
Ste--ns
will
attend
a
meeting
in
Vle-
'tia
on
Saturday
o(
the
executive
of
the
British
Colombia
Ooaserva
ve
Asmclatton.
,
vr
TOR
I
A
J.
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6
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circlet
do
not
I
-ri'-nt
mi
t
hp
report
published
in
v
uirouver
Ui.it
efforts
are
being
i
-r
to
i!"iu
.
Hud
h
H
Stevens
(titer
th'
provincial
political
!ft
in
u
i
rs'ion
i;j
Hon
Dr.
8.
F.
T
ilmie
as
Premier
of
Britlah
Co-
.
imbia
Tt
is
ai1
m
well-informed
circles
;t
rr
that
Mi
Stevens'
private
buat-
'
ha
suffrred
during
hit
att-M
iH'p
in
Ottawa
and
it
would
not
be
surprising
if
he
abandoned
the
fed
ral
field
to
return
to
private
life.
Premier
Tolmie.
according
to
the
Victoria
Tlmea.
sUted
today
that
no
appeal
has
been
made
to
me.
either
directly
or
indirectly,
on
the
matter
of
Mr.
Stevens
entering
provincial
politics"
The
Premier
added
that
he
had
considered
no
chang
In
his
plans
since
he
announced
his
intention
of
appealing
to
the
country
under
the
government
onion
banner
The
Times
aim
stated
that
it
was
reported
that
W.
J
Bowser,
former
Premier,
would
not
consider
drop-Ding
his
bid
for
office
Daylight
Saving
May
be
Repealed
In
Seattle
City
SEATTLE.
June
6:
Dairy
and
theatre
Interests
of
this
city
have
Instituted
proceedings
with
a
view
to
repeal
of
daylight
saving
which
was
put
Into
force
again
this
year
hv
thr
Seattle
city
council.
ROYALTY
WERE
"IN"
Further
Particulars
in
Itegard
to
Morgan
Preferred
List
Are
Itrvealed
WA8HINOTON.
D.C..
June
0:
There
were
several
royal
clients
In
Europe
Included
In
the
"preferred
list"
of
the
J.
P.
Morgan
Co..
it
was
revealed
at
thr
Senate
Investigation
into
thr
company's
affairs
nt
the
end
of
thr
week
by
Oeorgc
Whitney,
one
of
the
partners.
No
members
or
the
British
royalty
or
French
politicians
were
included
in
the
list
TTERN
ARRIVES
IN
FAVOR
FOR
ITALY
Premier
Mmvnlini
Delays
His
Signature
to
Four-Power
Peace
-Pact
ROME,
Junet3
Tht
four
power
pact
by
whleh
Britain.
Fraw-
Ornnany
and
liiy
would
agree
on
a
common
line
of
action
in
problems
facing
Uiem
and
to
refrain
from
warfare
for
a
period
of
ten
years,
was
to
have
been
signed
at,
the
week-end
by
Premier
BenU
:
MussoH.nl
on
behalf
of
Italy.
How
ever,
owing
to
certain
differences
having
arisen,
the
signing
has
ben
,
deferred
for
the
meantime
although
11
Duee
Is
still
strongly
In
favor
of
the
pact
as
it
now
stands.
I
Opening
a
meeting
of
the
Senate
today.
Premier
Mussolini
said,
re-1
gardlng
the
proposed
agreement
that
negotiations
on
the
four-power
pact
had
reached
such
a
stage
that
1
In
one
sense
or
another,
they
will
arrive
at
a
conclusion.
Seattle'Firemen
Get
Jobs
Back
Employees
of
City
Numbering
150
Agree
to
to
Rack
to
Work
at
Lower
Wages
SEATTLE.
June
6:
One
hundred
and
fifty
Seattle
flremerr
resumed
work
at
the
end
of
the
week
at
a
wage
of
$153
per
month.
They
had
been
discharged
by
Mayor
John
F.
Dore
after
they
had
successfully
appealed
to
the
courts
against
their
wages
being
cut
from
$180
per
month.
Now.
in
order
to
get
their
lobs
bark,
they
have
compromised
on
the
lower
salary.
BIG
BLAZE
AT
QUEENS
Metrical
Engineering
Building
of
Ontario
University
Destroyed
By
Fire
KINGSTON.
OnU
June
6:
(Cana
dian
typu
-Fleming
Hall,
electrt-flal
engineering
building
of
Queen's
University,
was
destroyed
by
fire
early
today.
The
loss
Is
estimated
at
between
$150,000
and
$300,000.
Bodies
of
Two
Boys
Recovered
Remains
of
Sons
of
Interior
Alaska
School
Teacher
Found
Following
Drowning
ANCHORAGE,
Alaska.
June
6:
(Canadian
Press)
Pilot
Nlemlnen
has
arrived
here,
reporting
that
the
bodies
of
Harris
BchulU.
aged
10.
and
Kernel
SchulU.
aged
IS.
sons
of
T.
J.
SchulU.
teacher
for
the
Bureau
of
Indian
Affairs
at
lllamnla.
have
been
recovered
from
Tulare
Creek
where
ihey
were
drowned
on
May
8.
PIONEER
HOLD
HAD
HEAVY
MAY
PROFIT
VANCOUVER,
June
8
(CP)
Pioneer
Gold
Mines
Ltd.
production
for
the
month
of
May
was
valued
at
$203,000
with
gross
net
profits
of
$152,000.
Envoy
To
England
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Sail
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Judge
Robert
Woiui
B.nghani.
of
Louisvilic,
Ky
.
new
U.
8.
Ambassador
to
the
court
of
g-
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j.jf,
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ham
and
!ui:
i
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ney
a:ied
on
the
new
liner
Waalungwi.
fur
LLiri
.
a
...
.
-
.
Oi:i,.uai
is
well
known
In
the
British
capital,
as
he
and
his
family
lived
m
London
for
several
months
each
year
before
his
appointment
by
President
Roosevelt.
Town
of
Terrace
is
Looking
Good
Today;
Gardeners
and
Farmers
Busy;
Mills
Running
(By
II.
P.
Pullen)
TERItACE,
June
G:
Terrace
never
looked
so
well
as
it
does
today.
Practically
all
the
gardens
and
small
ranches
are
cultivated
and
the
fruit
trees
are
in
full
bloom.
Places
that
have
been
out
of
cultivation
for
years
are
once
more
producing.
Men
on
relief
have
been
making
good
use
of
their
spare
time
in
planting
berry
patches
and
preparing
DELAY
FOR
M0LLIS0NS
Unable
to
Oct
Off
Again
Today
on
Atlantic
llifitt
Owing
io
Bad
Weather
LONDON.
June
6:
i
Canadian
Press)
Bad
weather
again
caused
postponement
today
of
the
take-off
of
Capt.
and
Mis.
J.
A.
Mollison
on
their
proposed
t
rans-AUantlc
night
to
New
York
whence
they
intend
to
fly
non-stop
to
Bagdad
and
back
to
England.
They
now
plan
to
take
off
on
Wednesday
tor
New
York,
weather
permitting
Details
of
Morgan
Partnership
Made
Public
by
Probe
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
June
8:
-By
a
vote
of
11
to
3
Uie
Senate
finance
committee
decided
at
Uie
end
of
the
"for
the
future.
Most
of
the
fruit
trees
have
reached
the
producing
stage
and
the
bloom
Is
one
of
the
best
ever
known.
Scarcely
a
tree
but
Is
white
and
fragrant.
It
Is
an
enthusing
sight
for
those
who
ltkt
to
see
production
leading
to
prosperity.
There
is
a
splendid
bloom
on
the
strawberries
and
no
frost
so
far.
The
two
local
mills
are
operating
Little's
and
Olggey's,
and
theb
whistles
waken
the
InhabltanU
early
In
the
morning
and
tell
them
that
prosperity
is
a
little
closer
than
iround
the
corner.
Talks
with
merchants
and
others
Indicate
that
the
Activity
is
only
temporary
and.
II
more
orders
are
not
received
anon,
the
whistles
will
again
cease
to
blow
but
present
activity
Is
better
than
no
activity
and
everyone
Is
hopeful
for
the
future.
During
the
early
spring
men
were
getting
out
ties
and
money
began
to
flow
more
freely
but,
that
fln-
i
Uhed.
thry
went
back
to
relief
and
the
number
receiving
government
aid
Is
still
large
In
the
district
But
the
InhabltanU
are
reading
of
ad
,vances
In
the
prlre
of
wheat
and
"th"
rommodltles
and
of
the
rise
,n
,nr
lrloe
of
stocks
and
hopes
are
i
for
"
oar,y
recovery.
week
to
make
pubnc
full
details
In
!
Thrio
are
some
fine
homes
In
and
regard
to
Uie
partnership
of
thr
J
i
imunrl
Trrrarc
The
view
of
these
P.
Morgan
Co
banking
concern
Tt
'
:md
Burdens
and
farms
and
or-wns
revealed
that
J.
rierpont
Mor-'
.-hards
from
thr
bench
hili
is
a
sight
gan
was
in
absolute
control
of
thr
j
to
be
remembered.
There
probably
company
although
other
partners
Is
no
finer
looklnii
settlement
in
the
had
extensive
powers.
province.
AT
American
Aviator
Is
Still
Making
Rapid
Time
on
World
Trip
Makes
Long
Dash
of
1400
Miles
Across
Russia
in
Twelve
Hours
and
Half
Now
Taking
Rest
Until
Wednesday
j
OMSK,
Russia,
June
6:
(Canadian
Press)
Still
well
ahead
of
the
time
of
Harold
Gatty
and
Wiley
Post
in
their
record-breaking
flight
of
a
year
or
so
ago,
James
J.
Mat-tern,
young
Texas
aviator,
landed
here
this
afternoon
(2:35
a.m.,
Pacific
Standard
Time)
from
Moscow
in
con-
,
tinuation
of
his
globe-encircling
flight
He
had
made
the
1400-mile
hop
from
the
Russian
capital
in
twelve
hours
and
twenty-one
minutes.
He
plans
to
rest
here
until
YOUNG
FOLK
LOSE
LIVES
Two
Young
Men
and
Boy
Victims
of
Accidents
In
West
Kootenay
NELSON.
June
6
(Canadian
Press!
Robert
Reeves,
aged
25.
was
killed
on
Sunday
when
a
truck
In
which
he
was
ridlnz
plunged
oft
the
highway
south
of
Salmo.
John
BHneo,
aeec
21
wa.
drowned
while
fishing
at
Creston
Willie
Htatwayte,
thirteen,
was
drowned
while
swimming
near
rratt.
I
Today's
Stocks
Supplied
by
S.
O.
Johnston
Cc.
Ltd
Toronto
Int.
NkkeL
1740.
Neranda.
3SJ.
Sherritt
Gordon,
Ul.
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
JO.
Bridge
River
Cons..
.48.
B.
R.
X.
Oold.
M.
Bluebird,
.06.
Cork
Province.
OS.
Georgia
River.
.08
tfc.
Lucky
Jim.
06
Vi
National
Silver.
.0T4.
Noble
Five.
.17
H.
Native
Son.
task).
Meridian.
.8ft.
Pend
Oreille.
1.53.
Premier,
1.03.
Porter-Idaho.
.144.
Reno.
3.1.
Reeves
McDonald.
.34.
Reward.
.18H.
Ruth
Hope.
.06.
Sliver
Crest
JTt
Wayside.
.4M4
Whitewater,
is.
Cariboo
Oold
Quarts.
3.M.
Oils
A.
P.
Cons..
.10.
CalntemL
.10.
C.
i
E.
Corp.
.76.
ttobyan.
.00.
Freehold.
.03.
Mereury.
.ununited.
.11
(ask).
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
NEW
YORK,
June
6
(Canadian
Press)
tHIver
elesed
at
3i4c.
per
ounce
on
the
local
Exchange
yesterday.
Copper
closed
at
8c.
Today's
OMSK
PRE
MIER
i
Minister
of
Mines
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HOWE
VICTORIA
June
6
'Canadian
Press"
Hon
8.
L
Howe,
provincial
secretary,
was
yesterday
sworn
in
as
minister
of
mines
in
addition
to
his
other
cabinet
duties
following
the
resignation
of
Hon.
W.
A.
MeKensie
as
minister
ef
mines.
FINANCING
OF
WORKS
Senator
Pat
Harrison
Would
Tas
Stork
Turnover
ard
Increase
Gasoline
Impost
WASHINGTON,
DjC.
Jane
8
Senator
Pat
Harrison
of
Mississippi,
chairman
of
the
Senate
finance
awmantttee,
at
tie
end
of
the
week
made
ptkUc
details
of
a
plan
by
which
he
would
fl-ance
the
proposed
469,000
national
PjMk
works
pftgfam
by
imposing
a
one-tenth
of
one
percent
tax
on
atoek
aates
according
to
par
value
and
Increasing
the
gasoline
tax
tuj
c
per
gaiion.
i
w
n
natea
4
that,
as
a
result,
)rT,000.000
an-
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.
.
A
.
.
.
nwauy
woura
oe
nnea
wruor.
wwiM
be
adequate
to
finance
the
program.
The
plan
eliminates
necessity
of
Increasing
the
income
tax.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
Jane
0
(Canadian
-
,
.
.
.
.
,
i
irasr
tviirat
was
quoiea
ai
closing
prices
were:
silver.
35"c;
61
V
on
the
local
Exchange
yr-copper.
8r
terdy
Today's
prlre
was
60
V-