BIG
HAUL
WAS
MADE
Kt
A,
K.
Smith,
C.I..IM..
Secretary
ttelraned
on
$IP.000
Hail
rending
Trial
On
Sedition
Charge
TlfOO.
February
3
Cana-.
prnwi
-
Rev.
A.
E.
Smith.
'
i.
r
minister
of
the
fupci
and
a
'
,
rrury
of
Uve
Carta
fUn
La-'
IVI-ncr
League,
was
refused
Jin
000
ball
yettentay
when
he
:
.I'",
i
rod
on
a
charge
of
sedition.
i
a!
belnt
art
for
February
19.
I
ii
was
placed
under
arreat
a
i
I
of
daya
ago
following
a
r.irih
for
him
by
poller
He
la
hi
have
dlaapprared
after
hav-hoon
advtaed
that
proceeding
wrr--
to
be
taken
agalittt
him.
La-r
however,
he
was
located.
Tup
sedition
eharfe
against
i'u
arise
out
of
a
statement
r-d
to
have
been
made
by
him
'
in-
effect
that
Premier
Dennett
'lrrrd
the
murder"
of
Tint
Buck
v
u
serving
a
five-year
term
at
K
:
Un
Penitentiary
on
an
un-
wfu)
assembly
charge.
RESOLUTION
ON
TITLES
Labor
Member
For
Hamilton
East
I'uU
Motion
on
House
of
Commons
Order
Paper
OTTAWA,
Feb.
3:-C.
Mitchell,
labor
member
for
Hamilton
East.
has
placed
a
resolution
on
the
order
paper
of
the
House
of
Commons
moving
that
"this
House
Is
of
the
opinion
that
the
Prime
Minister
should
refrain
from
further
recommending
the
grunting
of
titles
or
honors
by
the
King
to
British
subjects
resident
In
Canada."
MX
Ml
(iOI.1l
PRICK
OF
t'NITI'll
STATPS
Ml'
WW
coon
deal
to
ii.
c.
VICTORIA,
Feb.
3:
(CP-
FtHbllslimcnt
of
a
fixed
gold
price
of.
'$35
per
ounce
in
the
United
stales
should
mean
np-
proxlmntcly
$1,500,000
to
Bri
tish
Columbia
gold
producers
based
on
1033
production,
it
Is
1
estimated
by
Department
of
i
wines
officials.
Vancouver
Big
Mlasourt.
M1.
B.
C.
Nickel.
JBtk.
B.
R.
X..
.89
Braloroe.1
11.30.
B.
R.
Cons..
J&Vt.
Cariboo
OoW.
2.00.
Dunwell,
2B.
Georgia
River.
M.
Indian.
.02.
Mlnto.
26.
Meridian,
336.
Morning
SUr,
.38.
Native
Son.
.08
Vi.
National
Silver.
.0!fc.
y
t
Noble
Five.
.11.
'
'v
Pend
Oreille,
100.
Porter
Idaho.
.10.
Premier.
1.06.
Reeves.
.17.
Reward.
.12.
Reno.
1.20.
'
Sliver
Crest,
.02.
;
Wayside,
.43.
Whitewater,
.06tf.
Waverly.
.02.
OIU
Fabyan,
.004.
Home,
1.00.
C.
&
E..
105.
Freefiold.
.15
(atked).
Sterling
Pacific,
.68.
Toronto.
Alexandria
OoW,
.00.
Central
Patricia,
.574.
Chlbougamau,
.06.
Columario,
.15.
Oranada.
.09.
Inter.
Nickel,
23.15.
Klrkland
Ukc.
.30.
Lee
Gold.
.15.
Macassa.
2.15.'
'
McMillan
Oold,
.46.
Noranda.
34.85.
St.
Anthony.
.41.
Shcrrltt
Oordon,
1.14.
Blsco,
1.71.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.34.
Towngamac,
.35.
Ventures.
1.05.
Committee
of
Eleven
to
Inquire
Into
Price
Spreads
Be-,
tween
Producers
and
Consumers,
Mass
Buying,
j
i
Marketing
Methods
and
Many
Other
Matters
j
OTTAWA.
Feb.
3:
(CP)
The
House
of
Commons
es-
b,,i
of
itobbrn
iraprd
uu.
tablished
machinery
yesterday
for
the
most
sweeping
j
iijo.oo
iMru
N"-
Parliamentary
probe
into
industrial
conditions
ever
at-;
Town
Ynirrciar
;
tempted
in
Canada.
With
one
voice
the
House
passed
aj
i
motion
sponsored
by
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett
to
set
up
a
PF.NSGROVE.
New
Jcrey.
Feb-
,.nninitf
(w
nf
flivpn
mrmrwrs
tn
invpstiirnto
nrirp
snrpnds;
3
'Canadian
Pret
A
'
j
of
rubbers
mm
up
iwo
mei-i
.
r.
u.
front
of
a
bank
here
1
nil
7
CTDflVr
auy
and
escaped
with
a
sat-'oii'alnlii
$130,000
intended
II
-
MINISTER
ARRAIGNED
AT
CARIBOO
Potentially
Rich
Ore
Made
in
Well
Knonn
Barkcrvllle
Property.
I'rtftidcnt
Reports
VANCOUVER,
Fete.
3:
CP-tA
new
strike
ol
potentially
rich
ore
ha
i
been
made
at
the
Cariboo
Oold
quartz
mine
at
Barkcrvllle.
Dr.
W
11.
Burnett,
president
of
the
company,
reported
yesterday.
Today's
Stocks
lOurur
S
D
JiMtM
Co.)
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
February
3
nfiinn
phvki)
Wheat
!ni
r.Ue.
on
the
local
stocks
were
selling
well
their
top
levels
at
the
close
between
consumers
and
producers
Instructions
to
the
committee
are;
couched
In
the
widest
terms
but;
emphasis
is
laid
on
Investigation
of
j
mass
buying
as
practised
by
chain
land
department
stores,
labor
con
ditions
In
Industries,
relation
between
the
flour
milling
Industry
and
bakeries
of
the
country
and
methods
of
marketing
livestock
and
animal
products
of
all
sorts.
,
The
motion
pasaed.wlthout
a
vote
but
only
after
four
hours
of
discussion
led
by
Rt.
Hon.
W
L.
Mackenzie
King.
Leader
of
the
OpposlUon.
The
Liberals
supported
the
Inquiry
but
told
the
government
It
should
have
started
two
or
three
years
ago.
HESITATION
ON
MARKET
Tadlng
Active
In
New
York
But
Expected
Reaction
To
Roose
velt
Action
Did
Not
Materialize
NEW
YORK.'Feoruary
3
Profit-
taking
followed
each
upturn
as
tradjng
went
on
at
an
exceedingly
active
pace
on
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange
during
the
past
couple
of
days.
All
groups
shot
sharply
though
averages
for
the
day
at
closing
were
well
ahead
of
Wednesday.
Yesterday
the
general
trend
was
downward,
however
The
hesitant
tone
has
been
unexpected
as
the
general
belief
was
that
prices
would
have
gone
steadily
ahead
In
response
to
President
Roosevelt's
new
fiscal
Averages
at
closing
yesterday
were:
industrials,
108.31,
off
.64;
rails,
51.04.
up
.1:
utilities.
23.15.
up
.04:
bonds,
90.56,
up
.33.
DISORDERS
CONTINUE
Rioting
Re
tween
Australians
and
Forrltners
At
Kalroorlle
Ue.
i
suits
In
Two
More
Deaths
KALOOORLIE,
Western
Australia.
February
3
Rioting
between
Australians
and
large
groups
of
foreigners
employed
In
goldf
lelds
near
here
continued
throughoift
the
night
and
two
men
were
klllco.
and
six
Injured
before
police
controlled
the
situation
at
daybreak.
Can-
The
majority
of
the
.foreign
was
quoted
quarter
m
me
ncaroy
uouiacr
Exchange
'City
Is
In
ruins,
cither
burned
or
yesterday.
Today's
price
was
eeblown
up.
TAKE
OVER
GOLD
MINES
J,
S.
Woodsworth
M.P.
Would
Nationalize
This
Industry
Ban
Nickel
Exports
For
Armaments
OTTAWA.
Feb.
3:
(CP)
J.
S.
Woodsworth
M.P.,
Winnipeg,
leader
of
the
Canadian
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation,
urged
In
the
House
of
Commons
that
the
federal
government
take
over
the
mining
of
gold
in
Canada
as
a
public
work.
Mr.
Woodsworth
has
also
advocated
in
the
interests
of
peace
the
prohibition
of
the
export
of
nickel
from
Canada
for
use
in
Europe
for
the
manufacture
of
armaments.
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MAUI
NEW
YORK.
February
3
(Cana
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
3:54
ajn.
202
ft.
prince
Rupert
Part
cloi'
flight
16:03
pjn.
1S.6
ft.
wind;
biromr
2U;
-wuthcast
Low
10:14
ajn.
62
ft.
temperature,
40;
sea
4Q
V
22:21
p.m.
5.8
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol.
XXIV
No.
29.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY
3,
1934
PKICE:
FIVE
CENTO
WG
INDUSTRIAL
PROBE
IN
DOMINION
RELIEF
ADMINISTRATION
UNDER
FIRE
AT
WASHINGTON
Parliament
With
Single
Voice
Favors
Greatest
Investigation
Ever
Undertaken
In
Canada
Law
Students
Organized
at
German
Military
Camps
Law
student
who
-.aje.
going
.tg.tsavf
.their
o?m
jnlliuiy
tamp
at
Jnterbog,
Germany,
are
seen
with
spades,
marching
to
the
site
to
celebrate
the
turning
of
the
first
space
of
earth
by
Minister
of
Justice
Kerrl.
More
Efficiency
and
Less
Graft
In
Uncle
Sams
Business
Urged
Republican
Element
Active
in
Criticism
in
Congress-Criminal
Prosecutions
in
Interior
Department
Suggested
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Feb.
3:
With
demands
for
more
orderly
expenditure
and
efficiency
and
less
graft
and
waste,
the
earning
out
of
the
administration's
public
t
i
i
i
i
x
l
;
worKs
recovery
program
nas
ueen
suDiecieu
to
mucn
en-
upward
early
Thursday
but
mostjticjsm
jn
Congress
during
the
past
day
or
so,
the
attack
principally
from
the
Republican
element.
Some
of
the
speakers
have
gone
so
far
as
touggest
that
criminal
pro
secutions
should
be
instituted
in
the
Department
of
the
Interior.
DISAGREED
ON
VERDICT
Jury
in
Factor
Kidnapping
Discharged
New
Trial
Ordered
CHICAGO.
Feb.
3
TELLS
ABOUT
ORGANIZING
COLD
STORAGE
M.
P.
McCaffery
Congratulated
By
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
Its
Meeting
Last
M:ht
At
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
night
M.
P.
McCaffery
was
congratulated
on
the
decision
to
establish
a
new
cold
storage
plant
on
the
local
waterfront.
Asked
how
he
came
to
undertake
the
establishment
of
the
plant,
Mr.
McCaffery
explained
that
his.
firm
had
a
valuable
piece
of
waterfront
leased
and
it
cost
a
good
deal
of
money
to
maintain
It.
They
had
formerly
done
a
good
business
In
handling
building
materials
and
coal
but
for
some
time
there
had
been
little
building
in
the
city
and
opposition
In
the
coal
business
had
developed
and
oil
had
to
some
ex
tent
replaced
coal.
The
question
then
arose
how
they
were
to
utilize
the
property.
The
logical
thing
was
to
put
In
an
ice
plant
and
take
part
in
Prince
Rupert's
leading
Industry.
After
the
ice
plant
was
estab
lished.
Mr.
McCaffery
said,
the
fish
Case
erman
had
come
to
him
and
asked
him
to
put
in
a
cold
storage
plant
They
had
offered
to
take
shares
to
the
extent
of
about
eleven
thousand
After
having
dollars
and
this
had
encouraged
been
deadlocked
for
more
than
26
him
to
go
ahead.
Financial
backing
hours
the
Jury
in
the
case
of
Roger
had
been
secured,
a
company
had
Timhv
and
two
others,
charged
been
incorporated
and
all
was
now
QUESNEL
IS
OVERFLOWN
Part
of
Cariboo
Town
Innundatrd
As
Result
of
-Fraser
Klver
Ice
'.
Blockade
QUESNEL,
February
3
(Canadian
Press
Backed
up
by
an
Ice
Jam
below
the
bridge
at
the
south
"end
of
town,
the
Fraser
River
yes-
Iterday
overflowed
both
banks
here,
!
Inundating
the
new
auto
camp
'and
a
number
of
dwellings.
Fam-j
ilies
were
forced
to
evacuate
hur-'rldly
Thursday
night.
The
river
Is
blocked
with
Ice
for
several
miles
north
and
south
or
Quesnel
.and
It
may
be
necessary
to
ue
dynamite
to
restore
the
nor
mal
flow.
GALLOWAY
HAS
QUIT
Provincial
Mineralogist
Resigns
In
I
Order
To
Take
Up
Private
;
Engineering.
Practice
VICTORIA,
February
3
(Canadian
Press-
Jorin
Calloway,
provincial
mineralogist,
has
resigned,
sating
that
he
will
open
offices
here
as
a
consulting
mining
engineer.
"We
are
going
tp
have!
wjverpl
active
mmlng
years
Ifi
thlsfyro-
vlnce."
Mr.
Galloway
'
a(d.
?The
gold
mining
Industry
Is
already
booming
and
other
forms
or
mining
such
as
silver.
Icaa
anc
zinc
are
coming
back.
Capital
is
eagerly
looking
toward
British
Columbia
and
engineering
advice
will
be
required."
Mr.
Galloway
is
well
known
In
this
part
of
British
Columbia.
He-
fore
being
made
provincial
mineralogist
some
years
ago,
he
was
resident
mining
engineer
at
Hazel-
ton.
Broke
Into
Indian
Chiefs
House;
To
Serve
Two
Years
Divisional
headquarters
of
tlce
provincial
police
here
have
been
advised
of
the
sentencing
by
Judge
H.
A.
Robertson
at
Prince
George
of
John
Konopllff
to
23
months'
Im-orlsonment
at
Okalla
for
breaking
and
entering
the
house
of
the
chief
of
the
Shelly
Indians
recently
nnfl
taking
therefrom
guns,
blankets
md
other
effects.
MILD
WEATHER
IN
WEST
Weather
throughout
British
Columbia
and
the
Yukon
has
been
yu-,
usually
mild
during
the
past
day
or
so.
The
coldest
point
In
the
country
on
Thursday
was
Dawson
which
re-
with
kidnapping
John
Factor,
was
In
readiness
for
commencing
work.
J
wrted
four
below.
discharged
last
night
and
a
newj
trial
ordered.
was
r
rp
T
1
After
the
defence
had
rested
Its
q
Kealr
(oa
J
case,
Assistant
State
Attorney
Crowley
urged
the
Jury
to
Impose;
Affor
Woclinilf
sentence
of
death
In
the
electric!
rULCI
TiadllUUl
chair
upon
Tuohy
and
two
other
!
defendants
who.
It
was
alleged.
'
LONDON.
Feb,
3:
(CP)-
Rfliff
ubor
to
he
IIsrU
n
Makl
i"Jake
the,
0reat
Brltaln
hal
made
Pub"
kidnapped
John
Factor
nisnwav
tin
passable
Be-
I
Barber")
and
demanded
$70,000
yond
Rapid
Bridge
I
llc
a
dlsarmament
Pla,
ln
ransom.
!
which
she
calls
for
adherence
Chief
Defence
Counsel
Stewart,
j
to
a
concrete
ten-year
plan
of
ln
a
two-hour
address
to
the
Jury.'
Repair
of
the
damage
done
to
the
actual
disarmament,
recognl-
dian
Prcss)Bar
silver
continued
endeavored
to
show
that
the
evl
to
show
weakness
vestirHnv
Hmn.
Honr
nresenteri
hv
the
nrosccution
;
out
at
a
culvert
a
short
distance
be
TEN
YEAR
DISARMAMENT
PLAN
IS
PROPOSED
BY
BRITISH
GOVERNMENT
Skeena
River
Highway
by
a
wash-
tion
of
Germany's
claim
to
eaualltv
In
arms
and
acceo-
ping
8c
to
43'ic.
per
ounce.
Cop-'did
not
Justify
the
conviction
ofjyond
Galloway
Rapids
bridge
will'
tance
of
further
security
pro
per
was
selling
at
8c.
per
ounce,
down
hc.
Sliver'
revived
somewhat
today
to
close
at
44tc.
Tuohy
and
the
two
co-defendants.l
start
next
week.
Relief
labor
will;
'
posals.
The
trial
went
to
the
Jury
late,
be
used
in
making
tne
roaa
againi
Thursday
afternoon.
'
,,s
passable.
'v
V