Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
PrJnce
Rupert
Cloudy,
llgh
cmtheast
wind;
barometer.
30
'
temperature.
56;
sea
smooth
A.
Vti
XXIV
No
156.
Vancouver
A
x.nirta.
.984.
11.
C
Nkkel.1).
Uit;
MlMourt.
.40.
'UftloiAe.
15
40.
li
lt
X.
Ul.
Uutt
1
X.
L,
.16.
Caribou
Gold
quart.
131.
Georgia
nivi-r.
.01H.
(j
'U
onda.
.40.
Ht'frulta.
.OS.
1
4ln.
.02.
Mlntu.
23.
Meridian.
.11.
Morning
Star.
.31.
Native
Son.
01
fc.
National
Bllver.
JWI.
N
ble
me.
.07
.
rrurt
Oreille.
.6.
rrter
Idaho.
.10.
rrrmler.
1.28.
It'ftc
McDonald,
.iy
Rward.
.044-
lU'tio.
.86.
Btlver
Crest.
.0214.
Taylor
Bridge,
.47.
Wayside.
.07
ii.
'
Whitewater.
.05.
Waverly
Tangier,
.01
ft.
United
Empire;
.15.
Dentonla.
.47.
Toronto
Chlbougamau.
.13.
Central
Patricia,
.01.
Oranada,
21.
Inter
Nickel.
33.50.
Lake
Maron,
.08)4-Lee
Oold,
.12.
Macassa.
229.
Nuranda,
43.75.
Rhcrrltt
Gordon,
X4.
Blico.
2.31.
r
i
Thompson
Cadillac,
.49.
Venture.
.03.
Teck
Hughes,
6.03.
?
Budbury
nasln,
1.45.
Columarlo,
.20.
Smelter
Gold.
52.
,t
Can.
Malartlc.
.55.
Dagamac,
.15.
8tadacona,
J9.
Maplo
Leaf,
.38.
-
Mcklc
Crow,
1.C5.
Long
Lnc
Lagoon,
.33
Va.
Manitoba
ft
Eastern,
J3.
Little
Long
Lac,
0.00.
Iomc,
43.25.
,
1
'
Howcy,
1.20.
Holly.
1750.
rioncer,
13.10.
San
Antonio,
5.10.
(
Wright
Hargrcavcs,
0.30.
.
T
Montreal
'
Canada
Cement,
7i.
(i.if
O.A.O.,
14Tk.
Walkers,
34V,.
Brazil,
b
CuimdH
CW,S(T
BhawlnlgaSiril
Alcchol,
.
Gardrni
Nipped
and
Wheat
Hower
Suffered
Slightly
At
Week-i:nd
American
ever
fought
for
liberty"
by
Rudolph
Hess
trusted
lieutenant
of
Chancellor
Adotph
IllUer.
was
considered
fomeihlng
of
an
about
face
In
Nazi
foreltn
policy.
'
Add
reaving
twelve
thousand
Nazi
ehlefUlna
at
Koenlasberg
yester-it
ii
mm
ukH
that
a
defenceless!
country
endangers
peace
(and
that
I
wtntmum
of
arms
necessary
to
security.
New
York
Has
Large
Deficit
Inrrravd
Taxation
1
Forecast
ny
Governor
lhman
In
Itadlo
AridreM
at
Week-Knd
NEW
YOI1K.
July
9:
-The
Stole
of
New
York
U
faced
with
Increased
taxation.
It
was
forecast
by
Oover-
nor
Lehman
In
a
radio
address
at
th
end
of
the
week
Oovernor
lhman
revealed
a
deficit
of
$62.-
000.000
In
the
state's
budget.
Frost
Near
Regina
Does
Little
Damage
in
IlKOINA.
July
9:
-LltUc
damage
whs
done
as
a
result
ol
a
frosty
spell
which
visited
some
sections
around
Iteglna
at
Uie
end
of
the
week.
Four
degrees
of
frost.
It
was
said,
nipped
nffrcted
wheat
In
(Cti-i
flower.
Halibut
Arrivals
Unrtv.
33.000.
6c
and
4c,
Storage.
1
!-,.!
it
19.000.
7.4c
and
5c.
Storage.
Kitty
J..
17.000.
7.4c
and
5c.
Btor
age.
,
.
.,
Druthers,
11.000.
7ic
and
5c,
At
lln.
Blrlus,
11500,
06c
and
5c,
Taclflc.
Alkl.
11.000,
7.0c
and
c,
racuic,
Ilravo.
13000
7.0c
ana
oc
vmh.
Canadian
Covenant.
20.000,
refused
5.2c
and
5c,
going
to
Vancouver.
AMF.IUCAN
STOCKS
New
York
Auburn,
24.
Chrysler.
40.
8td.
Oil
of
New
Jersey,
44?a.
U.
8.
Btcel,
39Ji.
O.
P.
Tinker
sailed
on
the
Trlnce
brief
trip
to
Vancouver
torla.
and
Vic?
June
5.
A
military
dU'ta'ors.'up.
probabl
-
w
return
to
pocr
of
the
Hohenzol
:
..
t.-i
tare
of
Adolph
Hitler
is
shaken
by
....
.-"n.
on
,
ex-Kalser.
his
son
or
his
grandson
wa.
be
MORE
SUN
THIS
YEAR
Old
Sol
Much
More
Oenerom
With
Hi
Illcvklngs
in
1931
Than
Last
Year
Prince
Rupert
for
the
first
half
of
1934
has
enjoyed
well
on
to
twice
as
much
sunshine
as
was
recorded
last
year
In
the
corresponding
period,
the
sunshine
for
the
first
half
of
this
year
having
now
reached
the
total
of
5725
hours
as
compared
with
365.4
hours
In
the
opening
six
months
of
1933.
Sunshine
for
June
this
year
aggregated
1345
hours
in
comparison
with
54.6
hours
in
June
1933.
While
sunshine
has
been
much
more
plentiful
this
year
than
last.
oddly
enough
the
prcclpltaUon
this
year
Is
also
considerably
in
excess
of
last
year
owing
to
the
excep
tionally
wet
month
of
January.
Rainfall
this
June
amounted
to
5.7
inches
as
against
6.3
Inches
in
June
1933,
bringing
total
precipitation
Minimum
temperature,
44
on
June
2.
Mean
temperature,
52.3.
Precipitation.
5.7
Inches.
Sunshine,
134.5
hours.
Wheat
Prices
Winnipeg
July.
.76?.
October,
.78.
December,
.70
U.
;
Chicago
"July,
.88.'
September,
.H9ty,
,.
December,
.POft.
French-Canadian
member
of
the
Canadian
Radio
Commission.
JEWESS
IS
THREATENED
Ilnmb
Thrown
Into
Prince
Liechtenstein's
Castle
Believed
Intended
Tor
Hebrew
Wife
VIENNA.
Austria.
July
9:
A
bomb
was
thrown
into
the
castle
of
Prince
Liechtenstein
Saturday,
doing
serious
damage.
The
bombing,
it
is
believed.
w:
a
Nail
attempt
to
.u.
,.
h
nf
thi.
nrp-
Kill
weciuensiein
s
jewisn
wue.
UI
HIV
.
.
j
sent
vear
to
53.09
Inches
in
com
parison
with
37.99
Inches
In
the
opening
half
of
1933.
The
weather
summary
for
June
was
as
follows:
Highest
barometer
reading
at
sea
level.
30.39
on
June
8.
Lowest
barometer,
reading
at
sea
level,
2959
on
June
21.
Maximum
temperature,
70
on
.
j
the
former
Baroness
von
Outtman
LUXURYTAX
IS
DROPPED
Two
Percent
Turnover
Tax
Expec
i
ted
to
Reduce
Prices
In
France
PARIS.
July
9:
-The
cent
luxury
tax
was
lifted
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JULY
9,
1934
L
-.if
O
jyer
.
on
Bl
mberg.
let
hru
rve
.
.
'.j.t
as-
t,
Germany
by
f
ir
...
&&
,-ve
hxu
r
One
of
'hv.
iirce
Wuiielm.
:
.jw;;
up;uv
of
u:oce
.u
a
slorlc
Potsdam
Paiace
fun
1035
it
fcs
predicted
Former
Organizer
Of
Conservatives
May
Join
Board
OTTAWA
July
D
J
acquest
Car-tier,
former
Conservative
organizer
in
Montreal
district
during
the-last
feoeral
election
it
is
rumored,
may
succeed
Thomas
Maher
as
the
f
it.
and
r-jle
mitt,
the
top
be-
FUNERAL
IS
HELD
Young
Son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
X.!
Good
Laid
at
Rest
Yesterday
Afternoon
There
was
a
large
attendance
of
friends
at
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
yesterday
afternoon
when
the
funeral
.took
place
cf
Mark
Frederick
Good,
nine
year
old
j
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
N.
Good,
whose
death
occurred
with
tragic
suddenness
last
week.
The
service
was
conducted
by
Very
Rev.
Jamos
B.
Gibson,
dean
of
the
Cathedral,
'and
the
full
choir
was
In
atten
dance.
Hymns
were
"Shall
We
Ga
ther
at
the
River
"
and
"Safe
in
the
Arms
of
Jesus."
Peter
Lien
presided
at
the
organ.
Following
the
sen-ice
interment
was
made
In
Falrvlew
Cemetery.
A
large
concourse
of
mourners
fol
lowed
the
cortege
to
the
final
rest
ing
place.
There
were
many
beautiful
floral
offerings.
Eight
young
boy
friends
of
deceased
were
honorary
pallbearers
these
being
Richard
Mills,
Alan
Large.
Allan
and
Hugh
Durban
I.
John
Nlcholls.
Billy
Wilson,
Blliy
Hunter
and
John
Good.
Active
pall
bearers
were
J.
J.
Payne.
D.
J.
Ma
theson.
C.
C.
Mills.
Capt.
J.
R.
Eltcrt
Rev.
Dr.
F.
W.
Dafoe
and
G.
A
Woodland.
Sd1?,!
Western
Ontario
government
on
Saturday
with
the
promulgation
of
new
fiscal
reform
laws
and
has
been
replaced
by
a
two
percent
business
turnover
tax
designed
to
reduce
prices.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
50.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
52.
Stewart
Cloudy,
south
wind,
54.
Htoltnn
Cloudy,
calm.
50.
Snilthrrs
Part
tloucly,
ralm,
mild
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm.
55.
AlyitM
Cliudt,
-Hlm,
Has
Heavy
Storm
Two
Dead,
Three
Seriously
Injured;
And
Much
Hamate
Done
In
Cyclone
at
End
of
Week
TORONTO.
July
9:
Two
persons
A
t
t
I-
I
,
1
1
11.
'
arc
Known
10
nave
oeen
mui-u,
uirrci
others
were
seriously
injured
and!
m"
thnitnH
f
dollars
of
wo-nTtv
damage
was
done
In
a
storm
whth
reached
cyclonic
prpnorMons
in
he
Georgian
nay
district
and
Vrem
Ontario
at
the
end
of
the
wee
;heir
full
campaign
resources
into
the
fight
which
is
a
straight
one
be
tween
Mackenzie
Ma
theson,,
Vancouver
barirster.
the
Liberal
nominee,
and
Mrs.
R.
P.
Steeves,
the
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Fe
deration
standard
bearer,
who
is
a
High
0:01
ajn.
19.8
It.
13:07
pjn.
17.6
ft.
Low
6:53
am.
32
It.
16:51
pjn.
8.8
It.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENT8
POLITICAL
INTEREST
CENTERING
IN
NORTH
VANCOUVER
Gesture
of
Peace
and
Friendliness
Made
by
Confidante
of
Hitler
.Minimum
of
Arms
Necessary
to
Ensure
Security
is
Country
Want,
Rudolph
Hess
Says
in
Addressing
Nazi
Chief
tains
All
II
MR
LIN.
Germany.
July
9:
(CP)
Plans
to
push
vigor
u-ly
n
friendlier
foreign
policy
were
indicated
today
on
behalf
of
Germany
which
appears
to
fear
that
other
counties
will
build
political
fences
completely
shutting
her
out
ringing
pronouncement
ior
a
rrancu-uerman
mmci
tanding
and
at
the
same
time
a
warning
that
Germany
Today's
Stocks
I
Army
Dictatorship
and
Kaiser's
Return
Foreseen
A
Provincial
By-Election
On
North
Shore
Now
Warming
For
Finish
Straight
Fight
Between
Liberal
Candidate,
Mackenzie
Mathcson,
and
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Choice,
Mrs.
R.
P.
Steeves
VICTORIA,
July
9:
(CP)
North
Vancouver
will
be
the
focal
point
of
political
attention
Saturday
of
this
week
when
the
provincial
by-election
takes
place
there
to
fill
the
vacancy
in
the
Legislature
caused
by
the
death
of
Harley
C.
F.
Anderson,
C.
C.
F.
member.
It
is
the
first
test
of
political
strength
in
British
Columbia
since
the
general
elec
tion
last
fall
and
both
the
govern-a
ment
and
opposition
are
throwing
No
Damage
Done
By
Earthquake
In
Old
Country
well
known
Vancouver
educaUon-
allst
and
was
an
unsuccessful
can-
LONDON.
July
9:-SUght
seismic
dldate
for
Vancouver-Point
Grey
In
disturbances
were
felt
between
the
general
clecUon.
;
Ljm,dI
?nd
PjWJ3Sl3iIILw?en
Leading
the
Liberal
forces
is
midnight
and
1
o'clock
Saturday
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
who
had
in-
morning.
No
damage
was
reported.
tended
to
be
In
Prince
Rupert
last
:
week
but
postponed
the
trip
north
p
.
m
because
of
the
by-elecUon
and
also
;
JtiVIC
tlOIl
1
0
on
account
of
pressure
of
other.
ouslness.
!
D
Rpcicfpr
Mrs.
Steeves
is
having
the
active)
t.CO!OlWU
support
of
Rev.
Robert
Connell,
the
j
Leader
of
the
Opposition,
and
Uher
C.
C.
F.
stalwarts.
Fisherman
Loses
Fisherman's
Funeral
Plan
of
Action
Is
Decided
Upon
By
United
Farmers'
League
At
Regina
REGINA,
July
9:
Militant
resis
tance
to
evictions
with
hunger
T
I
T
j
marchers'
demonstrations
was
the
LUC
Dy
UrOWning
ikej-note
of
a
plan
of
action
adopted
j
by
the
United
Farmers'
League
na-
!
tional
conference
at
the
closing
ses-
Manuel
Lost
His
Life
in
Fatality
j
sion
0f
a
three-day
convention.
Last
Thursday,
Provincial
Police
Advised
District
headquarters
of
the
pro
vincial
police
here
have
been
advised
of
the
drowning
last
Thurs
day
of
A.
Manuel,
Vancouver
fisher
man,
at
Rivers
Inlet.
The
message
announcing
the
fatality
gave
no
particulars.
An
inquest
is
being
held
it
Rivers
Inlet.
Prince
Edward
Id.
Town
Fire
Swept
Fourteen
Buildings
Destroyed
at
Richmond
Near
Charlottetown
On
Saturday
CHARLOTTETOWN.
P.E.I.,
July
1
9:
Fourteen
buildings
were
de
5l'
stroyed
in
a
a
fire
which
which
swept
swcpi.
W
It
A
Cnlnrliv
as
nein
saiuraaj
.through
the
busines3
section
of
(Richmond
near
here.
The
funeral
of
Lewis
Sanae.
45-
year
old
troll
fisherman,
who
waV
.
.
,
.
.
.
Hntisll
Pound
and
at
accidentally
drowned
recently
nn.it
Harbor,
took
niaee
Saturday
Canadian
Dollar
on
morning
from
the
chapel
of
B.
C.
Undertakers
to
Falrvlew
Cemetery
with
Rev.
Dr.
F.
W.
Dafoe.
pastor
of
First
BiptUt
Church,
officiating.
Sande
was
born
in
Minnesota
but
New
York
Exchange
NEW
YORK,
July
9:
The
British
pound
sterling
closed
at
$5.04
1
4
on
the
local
foreign
exchange
market
was
a
naturalized
Canadian.
He
was
Saturday
and
the
Canadian
dollar
unmarried.
at
a
premium
of
21-32c.
BARGAIN
COUNTER
RATE
Special
Offer
For
July
and
August
Only
$1.50
to
End
of
Year
Those
paying
$1.50
now
will
have
the
Daily
News
delivered
to
their
homes
in
the
city
until
the
end
of
December.
To
take
full
advantage
of
this
subscriptions
should
be
paid
at
once
as
each
day
of
delay
makes
the
period
one
day
shorter.