NO
HAM
HUT
SATURDAY
No
boats
being
In
with
catches,
were
was
no
8nie
0f
halibut
on
the
toi
Fi
U
Exchange
on
Saturday.
KOOSKVKI.T
FAVORS
;
NATIONALIZING
OF
silver,
relieved
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
May
7:
Cr
silver
bloc
leaders
of
Senate,
after
a
conference
.
...
.iiaiutin,
rillUKUIl
Ui
uooscvclt
on
Saturday,
cxpics
confidence
that
he
was
8Vmpatietic
to
a
legislative
Pfouratn
providing
for
na.
wonalliatlon
of
sliver
and
a
Pcrmisslvi
purchase
plan
look-
ng
towards
the
creation
of
a
70-30
ratio
with
gold
as
prl-
7
mary
money.
T
KNOX
HOTEL
Tomorrow's
Tides
She
Cl
riHiiiin
all
hHIi
ami
Colil
Mmrr,
Ok
High
9:19
ajn.
17.7
It.
Vou
Vll
llhf'iiieKnii.
Kulr:
I.V.
A
ll.
21:59
p.m.
19
3
ft.
Amn-u-an
or
Kurojn
Plan
Low
3:06
ajn.
7.4
ft.
IMI
I,
AIIMOI'K
I'roj.tlrtur
15:25
pjn.
5.9
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
;
3
Vol
XXIV
No.
100.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MAY
7,
1934
PIUCE:
FIVE
CENTS
-4
CONSERVATIVE
MEET
IS
POSTPONED
STRIKING
COAST
LOGGERS
NOW
DECIDE
TO
RESUME
WORK
Grievance
Committees
To
Be
Set
Up;
Believed
Employers
Agreeable
Six
Hundred
Men,
at
.Meeting
in
Vancouver
Called
By
Lumber
Workers'
Industrial
Union,
Voted
in
Favor
Of
Abandoning
Tie-Up
VANCOUVER,
May
7:
(CP)
A
meeting
of
striking
b
7iYi
called
by
the
Lumber
Workers'
Industrial
Union,
af.Unded
by
six
hundred
men,
voted
last
night
to
return
totV'jrk
at
the
established
minimum
wage
scale.
The,
deci-f.:m
called
for
grievance
committees
which
it
is
believed
be
acceptable
to
employers
in
place
of
the
controver-nal
'
camp
committees."
Funeral
Saturday
j
Today's
Stocks
rn
H
Woodln
former
U
3.
6c
cart
of
Treasury
Governor
Rolph
Is
In
Hospital
California
Chief
Executive
Stricken
Again
Hut
Condition
Is
Not
Serious
BAN
FRANCISCO.
MaV
7-
Fol
another
collapse
late
last
Governor
James
Rolph
Jr.
U
D
a
a
patient
In
St.
Francis
,i(
p!'u
here.
His
condition
was
i
u'
he
cnti
of
the
week
to
be
tot
Jenous.
Supplied
by
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
LM
Vancouver
Alexandria.
.05,
."
Bayvlew,
?
B.
C
Nickel.
158.
Big
Missouri.
32.
Bratorne.
13.30.
Bridge
River
Con,
.37.
B.
R
X
.
1.12.
Butte
I.
X.
L..
.21.
Cariboo
Quartz.
2.07.
Dunwell.
.30.
Dentonla.
1.06.
Georgia
River.
.02.
Golconda.
.36.
Indian.
03
task).
Mlnto.
.62.
Meridian.
.18.
Morning
Star,
J2Vj.
Native
Son.
.05
ask.
National
Silver.
.03Vi.
Noble
Five.
.10.
Pend
Oreille,
.90.
Porter
Idaho.
.09
1.
Premier.
156.
Rcev'e
McDonald,
.12.
Reward.
.08
H..
Reno,
.90.
Silver
Crest.
.03.
Salmon
Gold.
.26.
Taylor
Bridge,
.86.
Wayside.
58.
Whitewater.
.05Vi.
Waverly
Tangier.
.01V
United
Empire.
.16.
Toronto
Central
Patricia.
.65Vi.
Chlbougamau,
.11?.
Lee
Oold.
.13Vj.
Granada,
.73
V4-Inter.
Nickel.
27.50.
Macassa,
2.50.
Noranda,
38.45.
Shcrrltt
Gordon,
1.10.
Slsco.
2.12.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.44.
Ventures.
.90.
Lake
Maron.
.08
tt.
Teck
Hughes.
5.05.
v
Sudbury
Basin,
1.78.
Columarlo.
58.
Smelter
Gold,
59.
Can.
Malartlc.
.65.
Little
Long
Lac.
4.40.
Bagamac.
51.
South
Tiblcmont.
.10i.
Maple
Leaf.
.60.
Pickle
Crow.
.68.
Long
Lac
Lagoon,
.18.
Manitoba
&
Eastern,
.21.
S.
A.
Bud
Corley,
well
known
pioneer
hotel
operator
of
this
city
and
for
the
past
several
yiu
ideated
at
Pacific
where
he
has
a
farm
in
addition
to
mining
Interests.
Is
In
town
on
a
brief
business
visit
and
Is
being
welcomed
by
many
friends.
He
arrived
from
the
Interior
on
yesterday
morning'
train
and
will
be
returning
to
Pacific
this,
afternoon.
Meet
Ae-Ma-Na,
"Great
Chief"
of
a
Fighting
Tribe
...The
visit
ot
the
Ooverjior-General
and
Lady
Biraustr
to
"Southern
-Alberta
brougfct
"a:
number
'
or
Interesting
experiences.
First
they
wets
thown
trough
tie
grc
milhon-dollar
Mormon
temple,
a
rare
privilege
granted
only
to
no:
jmui.
x.t
by
u?
ur
1
-
ae
i:hur
;
President
J.
Grant
of
Salt
Lake
City
and
se.:ond.
His
Ex
ap.-y
vixs
mde
a
,inef
f
ths
Blood
tribe
of
Indians,
the
famous
fighting
tribe
of
the
onnc-powerful
Blurkfect
Coiifedera.y
Thf
picture
shows
His
Excellency
and
Lady
Bessborough
w;tr.
High
Chier
Shot-Both-Sides
stanUng
between
them.
The
photo
was
taken
following
the
traditional
and
colorful
ceremonies
at
St
Paul's
Indian
residential
school
(Anglican'
the
principal
of
which.
Rev
Canon
Middleton.
stands
Just
behind
Chief
Shot-Both-Sides.
His
Excellency'
tribal
name
ts
Ae-Ma-Na.
meaning
"The
Great
Chief."
The
head-dress
is
a
4
i
gorgeous
creation
made
by
the
best
artists
of
the
tribe.
Terrace
Stirred
By
Arrival
Of
Family
of
Hikers
From
Aiyansh;
i
Seven
Children
With
Parents
There
was
a
sudden
increase
in
the
population
of
Ter
race'
last
week
with
the
arrival
overland
of
the
Fraser
family
of
father,
mother
and
seven
children
who
had
been
forced
to
leave
their
ranch
home
near
Aiyansh
owing
to
lack
of
a
market
for
their
products
and
.start
life
afresh
in
a
new
community.
There
were
thirteen
in
the
party
when
they
left
Aiyansn
ana,
wnen
noting
this
unlucky
number,
fear
was
expressed
that
one
member
would
fall
to
reach
the
destination.
very
bad
and
they
relayed
the
WAR
FORM
PROTESTED
Provincial
Tories
Not
:
To
Hold
Convention
as
Planned
for
This
Year
Swift-Movinjr.
Events
in
British
Columbia
and
Uncertainty
As
to
Date
of
Federal
Election
Actuate
Executive
to
Make
Recommendation
to
Membership
VICTORIA,
May
7;
(CP)
The
executive
of
the
British
Columbia
Conservative
Association
decided
on
Saturday
to
recommend
to
the
membership
that
the
convention
of
the
party
scheduled
for
not
later
than
this
fall
be
postf
poned.
This
action
has
been
decided
upon
in
the
light
of
swiftly
moving
events
in
the
provincial
field
and
unccri
tainty
concerning
the
date
of
the
federal
election.
;
When
the
convention
is
called
it
will
be
for
the
purpose"
of
selecting
a
leader
and
drawing
up
a
provincial
policy.
MEETING
Private
Companies
OF
BOARD
Get
Back
ContracU
Library
Directors
in
Session
Con-
Change
of
Policy
In-
Connection
-stteroTins-reBuyinf
-
;
WltKiVrtlal!
Cirryinf
Invfh"
New
Books
United
States
The
local
library
board,
at
Its
WASHINGTON
D.C..
May
7-Afi
last
regular
monthly
meeting,
dis-!ter
;l?nln?
flfteen
a,r
maU
C3rry.
cussed
plans
for
moving
the
library
la?
..ontracts
with
private
aviaUon
from
its
present
quarters
at
the
companies.
Postmaster
General
corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
Fifth
James
Far'ey
at
the
end
of
the
Street
to
the
building
in
the
middle
week
expressed
himself
as
bcln?
'of
the
old
Court
House
square
onin
favor
of
contracts
being
given
Second
Avenue
which
was
formerly
private
companies
again
on
a
one-occupied
by
the
government
agent's
'
year
basis
office.
It
was
decided
to
make
for-1
..
;mal
application
to
the
government,
agent
for
the
use
of
the
building
which,
before
it
could
house
the.
library,
would
have
to
be
re-roofed
j
and
renovated
generally
In
addition
'
to
having
the
furnace
repaired.
Paraguay
Objects
At
Tactics
ne-
i
Fllowin8
the
meeting,
members
of
and
5c
ins
Adopted
by
Bolivia
in
South
American
Strife
i
ASUNCION.
Paraguay,
May
In
addition
to
the
man
and
wife
i
kindly
telegraph
operators
unUl.lhls
is
claimed
following
an
air
$625
or
$650
would
be
available
for
and
family
there
were
two
goats,
a
I
they
returned.
Nine
days
was
occu-
bombardment
by
Bolivian
planes
the
purchase
of
new
books
this
dog.
and
a
horse.
The
horse
sue-1
pled
In
the
trek
and.
when
they
fin-
of
a
Paraguayan
frontier
town
as
year
as
a
result
of
the
recent
cam-cumbed
on
the
route
but
all
the
rest
ally
arrived
at
Cobb's
Ranch,
they
a
result
of
which
civilians
were
i
palgn.
On
the
strength
of
this
made
the
seventy
mile
hike
with'
were
out
of
food.
The
kindly
farmer
compelled
to
evacuate
their
homes.
'fund,
the
purchase
of
a
number
of
safety,
the
goats
providing
milk,
took
them
in
his
wagon
rour
miles
for
the
younger
members
of
the
to
the
mining
camp
at
Rosswood
family,
the
youngest
of
which
was,
where
the
miners
chipped
In
from!
K
rOll
N
14
months
old
and
the
oldest
nine
:
ihclr
pokes
of
gold
and
provided
the.
years.
I
wherewithal!
for
them
to
carry
on.
On
"the
rough
trail
over
the
one
of
the
Incidents
of
the
trip
mountains
the
man
carried
a
packwas
the
finding
of
a
dugout
canoe
weighing
one
hundred
pounds
and
;
at
Lava
Lake,
which
they
utilized
the
woman
forty
pounds
and
the
to
carry
them
across
that
sheet
of
baby,
except
when
the
going
waSWater.
Along
the
shore
of
Sand
T
Uiey
hiked
and
they
crossed
CONTROL
OF
MART
Slock
Regulation
Measure
l'asscil
fly
nif
Vote
hy
U.
S.
House
of
Representatives
WASHINGTON
D.C..
May
7-De-
.Republicans
to
impose
amend
ments
upon
the
administration
i
Cedar
River
on
a
log
Jam.
Once
I
they
reached
Rosswood
they
were'
taken
down
KItsumkalum
Lake
In
a
launch
and
picked
up
in
a
car
at
Uie
southern
end
and
taken
to
Terrace
where
they
are
all
comfortably
housed.
Some
of
the
nights
were
passed
In
the
open
when
lying
close
to
gether
they
slept
soundly
undaun
Giant
ARRIVES
mox
For
Coal
F.nroute
From
Arrhanerl
to
Bering
Sea
VICTORIA,
May
7:
CP
The
Russian
Ice
breaker.
Krassln,
al
ready
having
covered
ten
thousand
miles
from
Archangel
enroute
U-
uiuiiK
owhiws
umu
im.-
i
"'".CHiet
of
the
Mavor
of
New
ena
or
tne
wceK
ana
procecaea
to-
Acaliut
Uwlps,
Klfllcnt
Comox
to
load
2400
tons
of
bunker
Metropolis
Has
Little
coal.
She
will
likely
leave
for
the!
Effect
north
today
and
pla,ns
to
pick
up
ted
by
tne
icar
or
wolves
or
other
somc
or
the
survivors
of
the
creatures
oi
me
who.
in
me
caDins
steamer
Chelluskln
and
u
was
curious
to
sec
eight
out
of
them
to
Russia
via
the
northeast
new
books
has
already
been
auth
orlzed.
Those
present
at
the
meeting,
the
business
of
which
was
otherwise
largely
of
a
routine
nature,
were
Frank
Dibb.
president
of
the
board.
Thomas
B.
Black,
secretary
jMrs.
O.
H.
Arnold,
R.
E.
Moore
and
Russian
Ice
Breaker
at
Co-
R.
L.
McLennan,
directors,
and
IMIss
Alice
Crulkshank.
librarian.
DISREGARD
ULTIMATUM:
York
ot
NEW
YORK.
May
7-Followlng
convey
,noher
ultimatum
by
Mayor
Flo-
the
nine
stretched
out
on
the
floor,
the
norm
of
Atta
nnssaae
across
.m.,,f
n,
ritv
th
aW.
lnnntrtrf!
mruunrA.
the
stock
"'
'
The
surv
vors
Of
the
CheltUSKUl
nf
thn
wrk
Whtl.-
..Hi!ivniirinfT
Halibut
Arrivals
American
Franklin.
22.000.
Cold
Storage.
7c
Arrow,
23.000,
Booth.
7.3c
and
5c.
j
ror
tne
renovation
or
which
esti-:
Augusta,
20,000,
Atlln.
8.1c
and
5c.
mates
are
now
being
secured.
If
he
,
California,
10,000,
Cold
Storage;
cost
of
this
work
is
not
excessive,
o
ac
an(j
5C
.-ne
government
of
Paraguay
will
11
15
prooaoie
me
norary
mm
De;
Tahoma,
20,000,
Pacific.
8.1c
and
aitcr
a
protest
to
the
League
'of
moved.
The
move
to
the
larger
5c-
s
NaUons
at
the
new
form
which
'
building
would
permit
of
accom-j
Canadian
wariare
Between
Paraguay
and,
Bo-
nwaauon
ior
a
reierence
uorar7:
Teeny
Mllly.
7,800,
Edmunds
k
lvla
is
taking,
it
being
claimed
as
well
as
for
a
reading
room
:hat
Bolivian
military
fnrrp
jro
'
S.
J.
Jabour
reDorted
to
the
packs,
leaving
the
children
with
'
l0
ionger
respecting
civilian
rights.
;
board
that
it
was
expected
some
Walker,
5.5c
and
4.5c
P.
Dorreen,
11.0W,
Atlln,
6.1c
anct
4.6c.
Melville.
19.000.
Cold
Storage
5.4c
and
4.5c.
ta
Bay
view.
5,000.
Cod
Storage,"
5.6d7?
ind
4.5c.
Vr
BIRTH
NOTICE
r
Born
May
5th,
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
B.
M.
Valentin,
a
son.
James
Newton,
Decker
Lake
far-
.
mer.has
been
fined
$10,
with
op
tion
of
seven
days'
Imprisonment,
for
theft
of
a
saw.
according
to
a
I
report
received
at
divisional
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police
here.
BELGIAN
THREATENS
COLONEL.
HUTCHISON
WITH
"SOCK
ON
JAW
bert
had
been
murdered
be-
r
a
place
being
found
for
the
baby
,,,
p,,roni.
-.i,t
iVi
.-
cause
of
pacifist
tendencies
In-
I
stead
of
having
been
killed
In
4.
t-n.
.j
u..
of
the
nloneer
children
wern
sn
i
i
i.
.
4
...
......
a
fall,
to
come
there
and
re
n
i
:
1
1
K
r'l
it
u
1
1
1
(
1
1
Dill
w.
iuikm-ii
ii
.
nun
urrn
iiittiuuiiiu
ill
i
ii.
c
iiuva
.u.
ti
iirpvpn
I
.1
:i
hnlrt.im
iiiiiriii
nil
nni
p
T
M
1
1
1
r
r
I
Ute
House
of
Renrescntatlves
bv
u
:51na11
that
lhcy
hftd
to
be
carried
a
C0UDie
of
months
following
the
officer
was
shot
and
killed.
two!
Pcat
Ws
story.
promising
Hut-
tote
of
280
to
84
at
the
ena
ot
the
Part
of,the
way-
sinking
of
their
ship,
having
been
other
were
severely
Injured
and
chlson
"a
sock
00
the
Jaw"
"
LONDON.
May
7:
(CD
An
.,
enraged
official
of
the
Belgian
embassy
on
Saturday
Invited
Col.
Graham
Seton
Hutchison,
who
sueuested
that
Kins
Al-
.
week
and
now
goes
to
the
Senate;
Mr.
Fraser
expects
to
find
work
recently
rescued
by
airplanes.
which
four
civilians
shot.
Including
a
10.
ne
aocs-
,
Where
It.
Is
expected
It
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