KNOX
HOTEL
OTTAWA,
May
18:
No
official
announcement
was
available
from
either
party
last
night
following
the
resumption
of
negotiations
by
Premier
Pattullo
of
British
Columbia,
following
his
trip
to
Montreal
and
New
York,
with
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett
on
the
requested
$8,000,000
loan
for
the
province
of
British
Columbia.
However,
there
i
'
still
believed
to
be
hope
ol
the
ESSINGT0N
GIRL
DIES
'
Pacific
Coast
province
getting
con
slderable
assistance.
Help
Is
Expected
VANCOUVER.
May
18:
(CP
I
A
special
dispatch
to
the
Vancouver
Province
from
Ottawa
today
states
,
-Wlth
indication
that,
ultimately
Miss
Mar
lonaldon,
Well
Known
II
not
Immediately.
BrltUh
Colum
lit
rr,
Passes
Away
in
bia
will
be
helped
out
very
consld-Vanrouttr
jerably
Irom
the
lederal
treasury.
lPrwnler
Paltullo
U
planning
to
Many
trlefidJwltt"Tr?rendeed
leave
tfir
heme
tonight.
He
had
long
Interviews
with
Premier
Bennett
um
ol
the
dath
in
Vancouver
1.,
moTnlrii
and
eventng.
He
1
Miss
May
DonaWwi.
daughter
aUo
lntervlewed
Hon.
W.
A.
Oor-I
Mis
Jamea
A.
Brown
ol
Port
B-
don
mmWer
ol
labor,
and
called
on
;
Uon
and
sltr
ol
Mrs.
H.
B.
Ro-
J
glr
vniltam.
Clark.
British
High
tcr
of
this
city,
new
of
commissioner,
when
he
took
the
received
here
by
wire
this
opportunity.
It
la
reported,
to
con-n;
.,-mnit
MIm
Donaldson
had
been
ny
gunnc
to
London
ol
the
.
uhilth
lor
several
month
and.
wundn(.M
0I
British
Columbia
In-
ii!
south
a
lew
week
ago
lor
vettments."
f
.1.
uf
r
treatment.
She
took
a
turn
f
'
'.lie
worse
recently
and
hen
v
tit
r
and
younger
brother.
James
!)
n
id.
von
of
Port
Eadnaton,
left
I
V
ancouver
on
Tuesday
ol
this
Deceased
wn
very
well
known
end
popular
Iri
this
city,
having
at-!udrd
high
and
commercial
schools
hre.
General
sympathy
Ui
be
felt
for
the
surviving
rela-f!vrx
Including
the
mother
and
?'
ofathcr.
sisters.
Mr.
H.
B.
Ro-rtxter
and
Miss
Ada
Brown,
and
brothers.
8.
R
Donaldson
and
Ja:nn
Donaldson
of
Port
Esslngton.
IS
PAYING
DIVIDEND
rionrer
(lotri
to
Distribute
Sixty
Cents
on
Dollar
For
Quarter.
On
July
3
VANCOUVER.
May
18:
-
The
.
Pioneer
Oold
Mines
of
British
Columbia
Wednesday
declared
a
quarterly
dividend
of
fifteen
cents
per
liarc
payable
July
3
to
sharehold-,
er
of
record
June
2.
i
The
dividend
Is
at
the
rate
of
GOc
on
one
dollar
par
value
of
shares.
Concessions
By
J
Fisher
Company,
C.C.F.
MEN
EXPELLED
Members
of
Commonwealth,
Apparently.
Not
Wanted
in
Catholic
University
In
Saskatchewan
WILCOX.
Sask..
May
18:
Father
Atliol
Murray
yesterday
confirmed
a
report
that
two
men
from
Notre
Dame
Catholic
University
here
had
been
threatened
with
expulsion
for
joining
the
Co
-
operative
Commonwealth
Federation
and,
as
a
result,
had
withdrawn
from
their
connection
with
the
C.
C.
F.
Father
Murray
further
stated
that
there
were
several
students
at
the
University
belonging
to
the
C.
C.
F.
but
they
were
not
Catholics.
CRUISER
TO
PAY
VISIT
II..M.S.
Danae
Will
be
Here
From
August
17
to
23,
City
Commissioner
is
Advised
I
city
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
received
official
notification
n.
i
r
1
1
it.
M.
S.
Danae.
a
ugni
Otnke
IS
UnClea
cruiser
of
the
America
and
West
In-
IrfiM
sou.idron
of
the
Royal
Navy.
!tah
f
a.
m
in
industrial
will
tUlt
Prince
Rupert
from
Frl-
IMspale
at
Cleveland
lias
Now
I
day.
August
17,
toW.
Aug;
in
the
course
of
a
coas
Been
Reached
ust
23.
'cruise.
..
official
communication
stat
rinmi
1.
Ti.a
ThP
""uiiuiu,
uiiiu,
io.
iv
......
ij
Hrtwr
Body
Corporation
has
de-
ed
that
the
visit
oi
iru
p
Med
to
make
concessions
In
the
be
of
an
Informal
matter
of
reducing
working
hours
hoped
that
local
off
cljl
s
and
red.
themlvea
ol
Its
employees,
thus
forming
the
dents
would
not
feel
basis
of
an
agreement
to
end
the
called
upon
to
incur
W'
Industrial
dispute
in
the
company's
tertalnlng.
For
the
m
treason
any
offered
b
the
ship
Plant
here
as
a
result
of
which
M00
entertainment
will
bo
on
quite
a
small
scale.
employed
are
returning
to
work.
,
Section
This
Season
Ky
M.
J.
'
Brown
Of
Hums
Lake
I
Although
loath
to
disclose
too
many
details
of
his
plans
at
this
time,
M.
J.
mickey)
Brown,
well
known
Burns
Lake
mining
man
who
was
In
the
city
this
week
enroute
to
the
Interior
alter
hav
ing
spent
the
winter
In
New
York
and
Chicago,
let
It
be
known
that
Interests
which
he
represents
con
template
extensive
gold
mining
cevelopment
this
season
in
the
Casslar
a
tew
hundred
mlies
north
ol
the
Canadian
National
Raima-line.
Mr.
Brown,
whose
wife
was
with
htm.
was
also
accompanied
v
J.
A.
McLennan
and
H.
Edward
Linden.
Chicago
mining
engineers,
as
well
as
by
his
son.
Vincent.
The
party,
which
arrived
here
by
steamer
from
Vancouver
and
proceeded
to
the
Interior
by
train
Wednesday
afternoon
will
fly
north
from
Burns
Lake
on
a
Pacillc
Airways
plane,
piloted
by
Cnarlle
Elliott,
which
was
due
Wednesday
from
Vancouver,
with
C.
M.
Brown,
another
son
of
Mr.
Brown's
on
'
"
-
board.
'
Mr.
Brown,
who
was
promln-enUy
Identified
with
developments
of
two
or
three
years
ago
in
tne
McConnell
Creek
area,
will
be
active
this
year
In
the
Casslar
district
a
good
deal
further
north
Dredges
and
heavy
machinery
are
to
be
taken
In
and.
to
do
this,
considerable
road
construction
win
be
necessary.
The
route
will
be
from
Vanderhoof
Into
Stuart
Lake
and
via
Thutade
Lake
Into
the
Casslar.
Mr.
Brown
looks
for
mlalns
development
on
a
larger
scale
than
ever
In
the
Omineca
ana
Casslar
country
generally
thly
season.
TALKED
OF
HARD
TIMES
Canning
Company
Always
Said
It
Was
Losing
Although
Profits
Last
Year
Were
Million,
Committee
is
Told
OTTAWA,
May
18:
M.
M.
"Bobby"
Robinson,
president
of
the
On
tario
O
rowers'
Market
Council,
told
the
Stevens
mass
buying
com
mlttee
yesterday
that
executives
of
the
Canadian
Canning
Corporat-tlon,
which
made
a
profit
of
$1.-
000,00ft
last
year.
Invariably
told
the
growers
that
they
were
losing
money
when
better
prices
were
asked
for
fruit
and
vegetables.
Commissioner
To
Visit
Canada
In
Very
Near
Future
OTTAWA,
May
18:
Hon.
O
Howard
Ferguson,
Canadian
High
Commissioner
to
Great
Britain,
Is
said
to
be
contemplating
a
visit
to
Canada
In
the
near
future.
.
GOLD
PRICE
UNCHANGED
MONTREAL,
May
18:
(CP)
The
Canadian
gold
price
was
unchanged
today
at
$34.74
per
ounce.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
May
18:
(CP)
Bar
silver
closed
at
443ic
per
ounce
on
the
local
metal
market
today.
tection
of
sealing.
W.
A.
Found,
deputy
minister
of
fisheries,
said
that
measures
would
be
taken
Immediately
to
organize
survey.
Halibut
Arrivals
American
.Paragon,
30.000.
refused
6.5c
and
5c.
going
to
Seattle.
Lansing.
15,000,
and
Nordby,
30,-
000,
Cold
Storage,
7c
and
5c.
Canadian
Fanny
F..
5.000,
Cold
Storage,
5c
and
'4.5c.
Zapora,
13,000,
and
Unome.
11,000,
Cold
Storage.
6c
and
5c.
D.
S.
T.,
10,000,
Atlin
6.2c
and
5c.
Ternen
13.000,
Edmunds
&
Wal
ker,
6.1c
and
5c.
STOCK
PRICES
SOAR
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
NEW
YORK.
May
18:
Stocks
advanced
from
one
to
more
than
six
points
in
trad-
Ing
here
yesterday
while
Homestake
Mining
soared
17
points,
presumably
on
the
strength
of
Impending
silver
legislation
at
Washington.
Commodities,
generally,
were
stronger
and
tiadlng
was
quite
active.
,
Tomorrow's
Tides
l.Mi:it
MM
MAN
WIKMI.T
II
riHiiii
ll
wllli
Hut
ind
(V
-,trr,
.
High
4:18
a.m.
17.4
It.
'Miimrr
Itilln
x
i:m.i.knt
iii
,vn
17:53
p.m.
163
It.
Vou
will
Ilk
IheKiim.
lUt
?
vv
Low
11:18
a.m.
5.6
It.
Amlcn
or
Europrtn
.
I'.U
I,
AKMOI.'K
rro.rk
Q
23:33
p.m.
105
It.
,
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
v
xxiv
no.
no.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
MAY
18,
1934
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
INCREASE
IN
B.C.
PROVINCE'S
PAYROLL
OUTLOOK
FOR
OH
AW
A
AID
FOR
THIS
PROVINCE
HOPEFUL
No
Announcement
Made
On
Federal
Loan
but
Assistance
Expected
Neither
Mr.
Paltullo
or
.Mr.
Bennett
Had
Anything'
to
Say
Last
Night
After
Resuming
Negotiations
B.
C.
Premier
leaving
For
Home
Tonight
ACTIVITY
I
IN
MINING
Operation
Planned
In
Cassia
r
His
Life
In
Pictures
KING
GEORGE
LONDON.
May
18-
A
film
baxd
on
iue
life
ol
King
Oeoige
Is
being
prepared,
release
to
rolnjld'-
wku
ihe
twenty-filth
anniversary
ol
His
Majesty's
ascension
to
the
Throne.
SEALS
OR
Senator
Mc.Ue
Uould
Determine
Which
is
Mote
Beneficial
To
Canada
OTTAWA.
May
18:
(Canadian
Press
i
An
Investigation
of
the
amount
of
salmon
eaten
each
season
by
seals
was
recommended
Wednesday
to
the
Senate
committee
on
British
Columbia
sealing
fishery
conditions
by
Senator
A.
D.
McRae
In
order
to
decide
whether
the
salmon
fishery
was
more
beneficial
to
Canada
than
sealing.
Senator
McRae
pointed
out
that
Jtoo.ooo
was
spent
annually
by
Canada
patrolling
Pacific
waters
for
the
pro
FICUCBJEQlNot
Getting
i
lunjuiviu
o
ni
oquare
leai
OTTAWA,
May
IS:
(CP)
E.
J.
Young,
Liberal
member
for
Weybum,
Sask.,
and
member
of-
the
mass
buying
and
price
spread
committee
presided
over
by
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens,
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
at
yesterday's
session
of
the
committee,
said
that
"iust
because
the
Im-
nerial
.
Tobacco-Co.
is
big
M.
and
rich
is
no
reason
why
it
should
not
re-
ceive
a
fair
deal
from
this
committee.
It
is
not
getting
it."
Little
Manitoba
Girl
is
Missing
Little
Betty
Wolfram
ot
Mossehorn
Wandered
Into
Swamp
and
Has
Not
Been
Seen
Since
i
MOSSEHORN.
Man..
May
J8;
Betty
Wolfram,
aged
four,
wandered
off
into
the
swamps
while
her
parents
were
away
at
Orahamdale
on
Tuesday
and
has
not
been'
seen
since.
DEFYING
OF
JAPAN!:
Wages
Are
Boosted
by
Considerable
Amount
Resulting
from
Drive
Karnings
and
Working
Conditions
in
British
Columbia
Arc
Much
Improved
in
Response
to
Government's
Efforts,
Minister
of
Labor
Declares
VICTORIA,
May
18:
(CP)
Payrolls
in
British
Columbia
have
been
increased
approximately
$200,000
per
month
since
the
'provincial
Department
of
Labor
started
its
drive
'
through
the
Board
of
Industrial
Relations
and
other
agen-!cies
to
improve
wage
and
working
conditions
within
the
province,
Hon.
George
S.
Pearson,
.minister
ot
labor,
estimated
yesterday.
In
the
sawmill
industry
alone,
the
advance
has
been
about
$85,000
a
month,
he
said.
MRS.
HOLM
CHURCH
SEE
IS
WINNER
IN
TORONTO
Former
Scottish
Champion
Wins
'
British
Women's
Golf
Title
PORTCAWL,
Wales.
May
18:
Mrs.
A.
M.
Holm,
aged
27,
former
Scottish
champion,
won
the
Bri-
.1-1-
'
ttit
4Arat4nft
Anrlican
Synod
Hears
That
On
tario
City
May
be
Canadian
Ecclesiastical
Centre
TORONTO,
May
18:
-Rev.
Frank
Vlpond
suggested
to
the
Anglican
iiau
uiurua
Bu.
vine.
m.f,
.
.
..t.rHc
17-year
old
Pam
Barton
six
and
flw!
'
ntn
m.ht
n
In
the
36-hole
final.
,
,.
,
t.
,
c-,
Justice
Speedily
Executed
in
Case
California
Trio
Sentenced
to
Life
Within
Twenty-Eight
Hours
After
Being
Captured
LOS
ANGELES,
May
18:
The
sentencing
of
Roy
Williams,
Jimmy
m
I
Hit
.C4ilC
Ul
lllb
VilUtt.lt
4Usjanu
In
Canada
and
that
funds
should
be
raised
Irom
all
Canada
to
complete
St.
Alban's
Cathedral
and
make
it
the
Prlmatlal
See.
Light
Shed
Upon
Wheat
Activities
Of
Arthur
Cutten
Kirk
and
Larry
Kerrigan
to
life.
imprisonment
for
the
kidnapping
CHICAGO,
May
18:
Huge
bear
ol
William
F.
ceuie,
seveney
nuw
..ransactlons
in
wheat
made
by
Ar-
mllllonalre
oil
operator,
within
tnur
w
.
Cutten
In
1926
were
dlsclos-twenty-elght
hours
alter
they
hadled
by
a
g0Vernment
witness
yes-jeen
captured
In
connecUon
with
terday
tn
tne
proceedings
against
the
crime
was
one
ol
the
speediest
tne
famous
speculator
who
Is.-examples
of
execution
of
criminal
charged
with
illegal
trading
opcra-Iustlce
In
the
history
of
Jurispru-
Uons
dence
In
California.
The
trio
plea-
3ed
guilty
to
the
crime,
having
con-'
fessed
soon
after
their
capture.
Tnt.nnfn
Mn
WUliams.
Kirk
and
Kerrigan
left
I
Ul
UI11U
lTltUl
15
c
here
with
their
guards
at
6
o'clock
;
Wednesday
evening
by
airplane
for
San
Quentln.
Bank
Relations
With
Pulp
And
l
SASKATCHEWAN
WILL
ALSO
VOTE
JUNE
19
REOINA.
May
18:
(CP)
The
Saskatchewan
general
pro-
ncal
will
take
place
Chinese
Committee
ot
League
of
in
Nations
Ignoring
"Hands
Off"
Edict
GENEVA.
May
18:
The
Chinese
committee
of
the
League
of
Nations
has
quietly
defied
Japan's
pronouncement
of
April
17
of
a
"Hands
Off
China
policy.
V
on
June
19.
the
same
date
as
in
Ontario.
Premier
J.
T.
M.
An-
derson
announced
vesterdav.
Nomination
day
In
Saskat-
chewan
will
be
June
12,
also
the
same
day
as
In
Ontario.
Heavily
Fined
Mlmio
Pivetera
Convicted
of
Violation
ot
Provincial
Minimum
'-Wage
Act
TORONTO.
May
18:
Minzlo
Pivetera.
Pivetera.
charged
charged
with
with
three
tnrec
viola-
vioia-
n
111
1
aDer
"
InUUStry
ons
of
the
Minimum
Wage
Act.
J
I
was
yesterday
given
two
weeks
to
...
w...
',1
,
raise
a
fine
of
$1500
as
well
as
an
T'
7
additional
fine
of
$50
for
supplying
he
banks
and
the
and
pu
p
paper
ln,ormation
t0
the
Ontario
inausiry
win
De
invesuguira
oy
uwi
hanklne
and
commerce
committee
of
the
House
of
Commons
at
th
request
of
Major
C.
O.
Power.
Liberal
member
for
Quebec
South.
i
wage
board.
Local
Girl
Does
Well
in
Nurses'
Training
Studies
Word
received
from
Victoria
te!ds
of
Miss
Margaret
Smith,
daughter
of
Mrs.
R.
J.
D.
Smith
ot
this
city,
completing
her
second
vear
ol
nurses
training
at
Royal
Jubilee
Hospital
with
marked
success.
She
not
only
led
her
clasi
In
general
proficiency
but
took
a
scholarship
for
technical
work
as
well
as
first
prize
for
gynaecological
nursing.