PKIMIER
TASCIIEREAt)
'NTP.KAl
Jar.
13
CT'
RcpU
of
the
Dominion
s
antl-
i
law
to
permit
ihe
holding
f
.tie
Urge
lottery,
the
proceeds
!
v.)irh
would
be
distributed
on
wr
raplta
basts
among
the
ntne
provinces
for
charitable
and
edu-
ilmnal
purposes,
was
advocated
vcalenity
by
Premier
L.
A.
Tawhereau
of
Qucbc.
He
said
he
w
tilrt
bring
the
matter
up
at
the
forthcoming
Dominion-provincial
i
onffrence.
UNDER
FOUR
SOVEREIGNS
M(i.
Thomas
White
Pases
Away
In
Ottawa
Today
at
Ace
of
9D
Years
OTTAWA.
Jan.
13:
(CP)
Mrs.
Thomas
White,
aged
99.
widow
of
lif
late
Hon.
Thomas
White,
who
j
ax
minister
of
the
interior
in
Sir
t
John
A.
Macdonald's
cabinet,
died,
here
this
morning.
She
had
lived!
under
four
British
sovereigns,
be-!
log
born
two
years
before
Queen
Victoria
ascended
to
the
throne.
DEAD
AT
PREMIER
Thomas
Powers,
Dock
Foreman1
for
Mining
Company,
Passes
Away
Thomas
Powers,
dock
foreman
for
the
Premier
Oold
Mining
Co.
at
Stewart,
died
yesterday
morning
In
the
Premier
Hospital,
according
to
word
received
In
the
city.
He
was
sixty
ypnrs
of
arc
and
Is
survived
by
a
widow
who,
before
her
marriage,
was
Miss
Eleanor
Peck,
daughter
of
the
lato
Hal
reck
and
Mrs.
Peck,
formerly
of
Prince
Ru
pert.
Mr.
Powers
had
been
for
many
yenrs
at
Stewart
nnd
was
quite
well
known
in
Prince
Rupert.
He
had
been
In
ill-heulth
for
mt
Umo
Today's
Stocks
John
too
CX.)
Vancouver
Dig
Missouri,
.37.
D.
C
Nickel.
.54.
B.
R
X,
.54.
D.
R
Con.
.31.
Braiorne.
10XW.
Cariboo
OoW,
2
42.
Georgia
River.
JBSfc
IndUn.
.Bi
Minto.
.184.
Meridian.
M.
Morning
Star,
.22.
Native
Son.
D6V.
National
Silver.
M.
Noble
Five.
.13.
Pend
Oreille,
.90.
Porter
Idaho,
.13.
Premier,
LOG.
Reeves
McDonald,
.18,
Reward
..10.
Reno.
.02.
Silver
Crest,
.021.
"
Wayside.
.42.
Whitewater,
.07ft.
Waverly.
J02Vfc-
Oils
'
"
Fabyan.
.00.
Home,
1.83.
C.
fi
E..
Corp.,
1.04.
?
Freehold.
.13.
A.
P.
Cons..
.19.
Calmont.
12
Sterling
Pacific,
.05.
Toronto
Alexandria.
.04.
Columarlo.
8V.
Central
Patricia.
.53.
Klrkland
Lake
Oold,
.28,
Noranda.
33.80.
Shcrrltt
Gordon,
1.00,
Stsco.
159.
Int.
Nickel,
21.95.
Maensaa.
2.05.
Granada.
.591i.
SILVLR
AND
COPPER
PRICES
j
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
13:
(CP)-Bar
silver
dosed
at
44,c
per
ounce
on
the
local
metal
market
yesterday
ns
compared
with
44c
the
day
previous.
Copper
dropped
He
to
8c
per
pound
Thursday
and
was
unchanged
yesterday.
Silver
closed
at
'
14i,c
today.
-
T
Wheat
Prices
Vancouver.
Jan.
13:
(CP)
Wheat
was
quoted
at
83bO
on
the
local
exchange
Thursday
and
wits
up
to
04hc
yeMerdHY
'IWay's
price
was
65
'c
BLOCKED
BY
SNOW
Impassible
Roads
Making
Serious
Conldtion
Around
Terrace
TERRACE.
Jan.
13:
-Mild
weather,
with
showers,
has
been
th5
order
of
the
past
week
but
many
of
the
roads
are
still
Impassable.
This
condition
Is
assuming
rather
-II
IV,.
1w.al
a
serious
aspect
as
"c
4u,-
woodpiles
were
consumed
In
the
long
cold
spell.
It
Is
also
a
serious
hindrance
to
those
settlers
who
have
logs
or
ties
to
deliver.
The
snowdrifts
are
In
many
cases
too
deen
and
stiff
for
the
snow
plough
Meantime
gangs
of
men.
armed
with
shovels
are
setting
out
to
jrapple
with
the
problem.
Possibility
Of
Acclamation
On
Terrace
Board
...
1
.
A
FORI)
MOTOR
COMPANY
LOOKS
FOR
INCREASE
IN
BUSINESS
IN
1934
t
WASHINGTON.
,
D.C..
Jan.
13:
CP
Business
conditions
look
very
good
and
the
Ford
Motor
Co.
expects
a
seventy-
five
percent
pick
up
over
1933.
Ed
sol
Ford
declared
here
yes-
terday.
4
GOODYEAR
!
REPORTED;
were
elected:
TERRACE.
Jan.
13
The
1933
Honorary
President,
Mark
Boi-Board
of
Village
Commissioners
ton.
held
Its
last
meeting
on
Monday.
President.
John
Wesley.
Whether
the
present
three
mem-
Vice-President
and
Treasurer,
I.
bers
are
to
be
re-elected
will
be
de-
Spalding,
cldcd
on
January
25.
the
date
of
Secretary,
Louis
L.
Starr,
the
village
election.
From
present
Assistant
Secretary
and
Bust-appearances
it
is
to
be
gathered
ness
Manager.
Matthew
Wesley.
the
DeoDle
of
Terrace
are
satisfied
uonaucior.
iavia
opaiamg.
romhlnatlon
and
Assistant
Conductor
and
Dance
or.
iiv.iv
tn
nut'
them
back
into
of-
Band
Lender.
Ernest
Roberts.
Maw
.r.
,j
j
'
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
0:29
am
18.8
ft.
Prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
12:02
p.m,
22.8
It.
calm;
barometer.
29.40;
temperature,
Low
6:02
a.m.
85
ft.
30;
sea
smooth.
15:58
p.m.
13
ft
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V
XXV.NO.
11
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JANUARY
13,
1934
PH1CE:
FIVE
CENTS
DEVELOPING
OF
ISLAND
RESOURCES
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
MINING
PROPERTY
OUTLOOK
IS
GOOD
Queen
Charlottes
Are
Looking
For
New
Deal
From
Pattullo
Gov't
Thousands
of
Unemployed
Could
be
Absorbed
by
Exploitation
of
Timber,
Coal
and
Oil,
.Mineral
and
Fisheries
Possibilities
SKI
DEC
ATE,
Jan.
13:
People
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
are
hoping
that
the
new
provincial
government
v
ill
take
early
action
to
bring
the
resources
of
these
islands
before
the
public
with
a
view
to
development
of
aie.
Exploitation
of
the
great
stands
of
Sitka
spruce
and
v.
How
and
red
cedar,
gold
possibilities,
coal
and
oil
fields
'.
inf1
fisheries.
It
is
felt,
would
eas-
ay
result
in
the
absorption
of
thou-
FnVfirQ
I
flHprV
sands
of
unemployed.
At
one
Ume
LtULlCl
1
clYUia
J
Quwn
chartou
,Upportl
a
populaUon
of
eighty
thousand
Halda
Indian.
Already
the
Canadian
Fish
it
Cold
Storage
Co.
of
Prince
Rupert
,and
..oU)e-&mpanlc
4tovdone
tnurh
to
bring
the
fisheries
of
the
In
Argentine
Revolutionary
Uprising
Revolutionary
ouf.br
at
.,
prov.:
ofS
many
wounded
in
lighting
Map
ws
Buems
Aires
poHr
hown
u
e.
of
R
-j
S-i"
.
:.
prc-i
.vcJ
nrde:
u
rs
as
49
are
reported
killed
and
f
o.indpil
combat,
.tpltal
Right.
Pres.
Augustln
Justo
tRIAL
IS
GOING
ON
Elderly
Chlcajo
Woman
Doctor
Charged
With
Killing
Her
Daughter-in-Law
CHICAOO.
Jan.
13:
Emp,anel-ment
of
a
Jury
for
the
trial
of
Dr.
Alice
Wynecoop,.
who
Is
charged
with
murder
of
her
23-year
old
daughter-in-law,
Rheta
Wynecoop,
who
Is
alleged
to
have
been
given
an
overdose
of
anaesthetic
and
shot
on
an
operating
table
In
the
home
of
the
elder
woman,
was
rompleted
yesterday
and
the
trial
'is
proceeding.
The
elderly
woman,,
John
Wesley
New
President
ofLs-jho
was
brought
Into
the
court-'
singtou
Concert
Band
'
room
on
a
wheel
chair,
was
calm
-
.
J
md
unperturbed
as
she
pleaded
not
.
PORT
ESSINGTON.
Jan
13
The
ifullty
to
the
charge
following
her.
Pnrt
F.lnfft.,n
Hnnrprt
Band
hild
arralcnment.
!
Driving
oi
Long
New
Tunnel
Is
Starting
on
Prince
Rupert
Group
Intention
is
to
Cut
Through
Four
of
the
Principal
Veins;
Is
Expected
to
be
Large
Producer
Before
Very
Long
Jack
Halton,
one
of
the
miners
at
the
Haida
Gold
Mines
Ltd.,
Prince
Rupert
group
at
Kootenay
Harbor
on
the
vVest
Coast
of
Moresby
Island,
has
been
a
holiday
visitor
n
Prince
Rupert.
He
reports
that
things
look
better
than
ver
at
the
mine
where
the
company
has
now
started
a
loOO-foot
crosscut
tunnel
at
the
base
of
the
mountain.
.
ThU
will,
it
Is
Intended,
cut
through
i
four
of
the
principal
veins.
TAUTIITD
1X1
IllllMIIMli
IN
Continued
development
Is
prov-
J
VH
11
1
VJ
11
1
1
lag
up
the
Prince
Rupert
group
to
AIR
SEARCH
Canadian
Airways
Sends
'aVe'VarTlh'questl
j
Ontario
Fliers
MOOSONEE.
Ont..
Jan.
13:
A
Canadian
Airways
airplane
took
ofl
Thursday
afternoon
to
join
in
the
search
for
Pilot
Richard
M.
Bibby
Air
Engineer
W.
H.
Sutherland,
and
(
two
passengers
Mr.
and
Mre.
Ro-hprt
Stpwart
who
have
been
inlss-
llng
since
December
20
on
a
flight)
1
from
here
to
JovunnetooK,
ungava.
a
telegram
to
Montreal
said.
Mill
Store
Near
Prince
George
Robbed
Lately
obert
Btangy
and
Wood
row
lied-rick
Appear
in
Court
Charged
With
Breaking
and
Entering
be
an
Important
free
gold
property
and
It
Is
anticipated
that
It
will
be
a
large
producer
before
long.
-CONFIDENCE
VOTE
GIVEN
French
Chamber
of
Deputies
Cires
Clean-up
Mandate'
to
Tremier;
Warning
Against
Royalists
PARIS,
.hamber
Jan.
13:
of
Deputies
(CP)
The
last
night
its
annual
meeting
recently.
The
A
huge
crowd
of
spectators
was'
Following
the
Sinclair
Mills
store
treasurer's
report
on
the
financial
present
at
the
opening
of
the
trial,
In
the
Prince
George
district
being
Spnnfft)
MrKP
....
.l:
.
j.
,
m.
i
krnVtn
Into
nn
th
nlffht
nf
Janu.
UV-liUlUl
XIAUAVaU
conauion
oi
me
nana,
presemea
ana
Drone
uiio
-uuuiuc.
nc
pu-
i
-
-
-
bv
D.
SDaldlne.
was
oulte
favor-
lice
were
unable
to
maintain
order
ary
3-4
and
a
large
quantity
of
able
considering
the
hard
Umes.
The
following
officers
for
1934
so
the
courtroom
was
finally
or-
gooas
dered
cleared.
Vehicular
Traffic
Tied
Up
as
Result
taken
therefrom,
Robert
1
,
Blangy.
who
lived
about
a
mile
and
a
half
distant,
and
Woodrow
Hed-rlck
have
been
arrested
by
Con-
mler
and
Stewart
owinc
to
heavv
taken
frm
the
store
Is
alleged
to
flee
though
one
or
two
other
names
Librarians.
Herbert
Spalding
ana
snow
on
road
and
autornoblieg
have
been
rcovered
from
Blangy's
mentioned
In
this
con-,
Howard
Starr.
I
house
nouse
on
on
beln
beln
searched.
searched.
Further
Further
unable
unable
to
to
are
being
are
are
get
get
through,
tnrough,
accord-
accord-
n..Mnnnnrt
there
mav
be
a
contest.
i
Propertymen
A.
W.
Stewart,!
,.,
.orrt
apMnir
h.r
M1.,
charges,
it
is
stated,
are
to
be
laid
three
nominated,
there)
Starr.
Joseph
Roberts,
How-iEauh
gainst
the
two
men
in
view
of
If
only
are
Kergln
daughter
of
Dr.
and
would
be
no
poll.
"-v..
'""Mrs.
L.
w.
Kergln
of
this
city,
who
'"
ow.v...
IS
DIGGING
FROM
RUDY
Sirs.
Vallce
To
Seek
Alimony
of
$7,100
Monthly
anil
$50,000
In
Attorney's
Fees
LOS
ANGELES,
January
13
(Canadian
Press)
When
Fay
Webb
Vallee
goes
Into
court
next
Wednesday
to
begin
prosecution
of
a
suit
for
separate
maintenance
ag
ainst
her
husband,
Rudy
Vallce.
the
noted
crooning
orchestra
opaiauiK.
.
(has
been
vlsUlng
at
Premler,
has
mg
oeen
aiso
louna
in
me
nouse.
oporw
vommiwee-iienry
"a
lbcen
unable
to
get
home
for
this
Titus
Campbell.
W.
Spalding.
Stephen
Campbell.
Social
Committee
Wm.
Spalding.
James
Bolton.
Herb
Starr.
Marler
Continues
To
Recover
From
Pneumonia
Attack
TOKIO.
January
13
Hon.
Herbert
M.
Marler.
Canadian
minister
to
Japan,
who
was
able
to
leave
hospital
for
his
home
recently
af
lender,
she
will
ask
for
temporary
tor
a
serious
Illness
with
pneu
alimony
of
$7,400
monthly
$50,000
attorney's
tew
reason.
London
Has
Most
Dense
Fog
in
Years
UNITED
STATES
GOLD
gave
Premier
Chautemps
a
smashing
vote
uf
confidence
360
to
229
on
his
pledge
to
clean
up
the
Bayonne
Pawn
Shop
scandal.
Premier
Chautemps
warned
the
i
nation
yesterday
that
Royalist
;
riots
over
the
Stavisky
scandal
held
1
the
threat
of
a
coup
d'etat
to
establish
a
"directory."
Thousands
of
troops
re
being
t
held
In
readiness
to
march
on
Paris
I
if
necessary
to
stamp
out
disorders
'occurring-
In
protest
against
the
alleged
Bayonne
Pawn
Shop
col-
lapse
which
cost
the
public
moru
i
than
$40,000,000.
As
McGill
Head
:
Cntinues
To
Be
Mentioned
As
Suc-
cessor
To
Late
Sir
Arthur
1
truhln
Miirrav
nnrt
nn
nnnparmo
,
-
-j-r
r
currie
j
before
Stipendiary
Magistrate
;
George
Mllburn
at
Prince
George
MONTREAL,
January
13
Scna-
on
charges
of
breaking
and
enter-
a.
D.
McRae
of
Vancouver
Is
l.
I.J
I
;
V,
.
J
n
..
.
.
.
.
r
n
r
wc,c
iciuaiiucu
iui
cmiik
uajrs,
among
mose
wno
continue
to
D?
Ul
bnOW
DlOCkade
accordlnK
t0
report
received
at
dl-
prominently
mentioned
as
a
pos-
vlslonal
headquarters
of
the
pro-
Mole
successor
to
the
late
Sir
Ar-
vlnclal
police
here.
A
quanUty
of
'hur
Currle
as
principal
of
McGill
Traffic
Is
blocked
between
Pre-
tne
8ods
believed
to
have
been
University.
t?
n
farmers
Deiug
Defrauded
It
Is
Declared
WINNIPEO.
Jan.
13:
Dr
D.
A.
WASHINGTON.
January
13
The
McGibbon.
grain
commissioner,
and
United
States
Treasury
price
of
two
Inspectors
have
left
for
Myr-'gold
remained
unchanged
yester-
nam.
Alta.,
to
Investigate
charges
day
at
$34.06
per
ounce.
I
Wedding
Announcement
that
the
elevator
and
grading
in
terests
there
are
defrauding
the
farmers.
Two
Persons
Heportert
KUIwl
In,
Itrifi'eh
Pmirwt
I
"
lllSrl
I
OltnU
Iintl
in,
....
-
Th.
marrlaue
of
MlsS
Amelia!
irauir
.irriurius
nunc
.mhiij
.T
-
i.
,.
i.,
iirrrt
,
Marguerite
Ourvlch.
elder
daughter
Canadian
Dollar
on
hf
Mrs.
Christine
Ourvlch
and
the!
New
York
Kvchange
LONDON.
January
13
(Canadian'
late
Nick
Ourvlch.
to
Edward
Lud
Press
The
City
of
London
ex-
vlk
Olscn,
second
son
of
Mr.
and
NEW
YORK,
January
13
The
porlenced
one
of
Its
densest
fogs
Mrs.
Olaf
Olsen
of
Vestncs,
Norway,
In
years
and
there
were
numerous
vlll
be
solemnized
tomorrow
Sun-traffic
accidents.
Two
persons
were
riayi
afternoon
at
3:30
in
St.
An-
and
j
monla,
Is
continuing
to-
make
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