KNOX
HOTEL
Mi:K
M.W
MtNUIKMKNT
si
riHini"
all
Hli
Hot
and
O.ld
Malrr,
Mliower
IhIIi
r.xr:i.i.i;NT
himxi
kwim
Veil
will
like
I
he
Knot.
Ilalra:
?.V.
All,
Anwrican
or
European
nan
r.l
I.
WtMOl
11
1'ruprlrtur
xrJcd
out
and
it
I
understood
Summary
Canadian
30,000
pounds,
5c
and
to
5.7c
and
4.5c.
American
59,000
pounds,
7c
and
to
7.4c
and
5c.
American
'thona,
21,000
pounds,
going
to
Seattle
Chum,
0.000,
and
Alkl,
10,000,
At
"n.
7c
nnri
.
Excel,
22,000,
Royal
7c
and
5c.
"104,
7,000,
and
Wave.
11,000,
kl
Btornge,
7.4c
nnd
5c.
Canadian
Melville.
20.000.
Atlln.
5c
and
4.5c
Gobble,
5,000,
Cold
Storage,
5.7c
,
'"1
1.5c
Margallcc,
5,000,
Cold
Storage,
and
4.5c.
.
CANADIAN
GOLD
PKICK
Today's
Stocks
(Court.
8
O.
Jotm-on
Oo.)
Vancouver
Alexandria.
.05.
Bayview,
.01.
D.
C.
Nickel.
1.10.
Big
Missouri.
.28.
Bralorrie,
12.75.
B.
R.
Cons,
.33.
te
that
OtUwa.llltVB.a'prpjiIX,lIl3:
r
n
:I
lis
own.
II
was
reiterated
that
those
b-.
c
.,
in
want
and
requiring
as-i
'
will
have
to
re-reglster
af-
Au
ras'
I
under
rules
and
regula-1
be
formulated
and
which;
be
ndmlnlstercd
by
the
mini-'
?
':bor
The
government
will
1
rfcude
who
are
to
be
carried
i
;
...
i
'
I'
xpected
that,
at
a
rcult
ol
"
nne
thousands
of
persons
be
ken
off
the
relief
lists
with
i':
v
caving
to
the
country.
JAP
NAVAL
HERO
DIES
Admiral
To
to
Succumb
to
Camel
Of
Throat
Today
at
Age
of
Llfhty-SU
Year
TOKYO,
May
30:
iCIM
Admiral
.
11...
.......
.
J-
'
M-rquu;
lumacniro
TUgO.
wnu
uc-
the
Russian
Navy
twenty-'
t
:
'
years
ago
In
the
Ru$o-Japan-f
War
died
today
at
the
age
of
''
ix
years
from
cancer
of
the
f
i
with
which
he
had
suffered
frf
:ume
time,
hope
of
his
recovery
uvi::
recently
been
given
up.
Admiral
Togo
was
regarded
as
'spans
greatest
naval
hero
and
tore
13
national
mourning
in
his
memory
Halibut
Arrivals
BuUe
I.
X.
U
.10.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.75.
Dentonia,
.72.
Dunwell,
.28.
Georgia
River.
.02.
Oolconda.
.40.
Indian.
.03
task).
Mlnto,
50.
Meridian.
.15.
Morning
Star.
.25.
Native
Son,
.03
National
Silver,
.03
ft.
Noble
Five.
.03.
Pend
Oreille.
.83.
Porter
Idaho.
.08.
Premier.
1.26.
Reeves
McDonald,
.19.
Reward.
.07
Reno.
.88.
"
Silver
Crest.
.02
Salmon
Oold.
.17
Taylor
Bridge,
.72.
United
Empire.
.10.
Waverly
Tangier.
.02
V4.
Whitewater,
.05.
Wayside.
.34
Toronto
Chlbougamau,
,13VH.
Central
Patricia,
.61.
Lee
Gold.
.13.
Granada.
.60.
Int.
Nickel.
20.25.
MacAssn.
2.48.
Noranda.
42.60.
Shexrltt
Oordon,
1.04.
Slsco.
2.15.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.47.
Ventures.
.88.
Lake
Maron,
.07
Teck
Hughes.
6.55.
Sudbury
Basin,
1.69.
Columarlo,
.36.
Smelter
Gold.
.30.
Can.
Malartlc,
.58.
Little
Long
Lac,
5.50.
Bagamac,
.13.
Stadacona,
.32.
Maple
Leaf.
.42.
Tickle
Crow,
.72.
Long
Lac
Lagoon,
.34.
Manitoba
Si
Eastern.
.22.
e
MONTREAL.
Mav
20:
(Cnna-;
which
will
Qlan
Press)--The
Canadian
gold'
Downs
next
Wednesday.
Jrw
was
up
one
cent
at
$34.69
wr
ounce.
.'
t
i
0
f
TWKNTY.ONK
HOUSES
aim:
LEFT
IS
DEItnY
LONDON,
May
30:
CP)-
Twenty-one
tnrcc-ycar
uiu
were
left
out
of
more
than
three
hundred
original
en-
trants
when
final
acceptances
were
called
today
for
the
Derby
be
run
at
Epsom
romlnent
Pioneer
Contractor,
Business
Man.
Military
Officer
And
ExMaror
Honored
Over
one
hundred
citizens
ol
Prince
Rupert
assembled
last
night
I
In
the
Commodore
Cafe
to
pay
fare-j
well
tribute
to
Lieut.
Col.
8.
P.
Mc-I
Mordie
D.
8.
O..
prominent
pioneer
contractor
and
business
man,
dis-
tlngulshed
ex-army
officer
and
for
mer
mayor,
alderman
and
police
magistrate,
on
the
eve
of
his
departure
for
Victoria
to
which
city
he
has
been
transferred
In
the
crvlce
of
the
Famous
Players
Ca
nadian
Corporation.
The
affair
took
the
form
of
a
complimentary
banquet
under
the
auspices
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
with
the
president,
John
Dybhavn.
In
the
chair.
A
feature
of
the
proceedings
was
the
presentation
to
Col.
McMordle
of
a
hand
some
club
Jug.
a,,.
ipkerMt.
the
community's
appreciation,
esteem
and
best
wishes.
The
'farewell
ad
dress
to
Col.
McMordle
was
made
by
Ex-Mayor
'Cyril
H.
Orme
while
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
also
spoke
briefly.
Col.
McMordle.
moved
by
the
honor
which
was
beln?
done
him,
replied
suitably.
Ex-Mayor
Orme
In
his
address.
Ex-Mayor
Orme
recounted
the
prominent
place
Col.
McMordle
had
taken
In
the
affairs
of
Prince
Rupert
since
he
had
first
come
here
over
a
quarter
of
a
century
ago,
also
the
service
he
had
rendered
the
community.
Before
the
war
he
had
been
a
prominent
builder,
contractor
and
investor.
Overseas
during'
the
war
hi
record
of
service
had
been
one
of
ever-lasUng
credit
not
only
to
Prince
Rupert
but
to
the
whole
province
of
British
Columbia.
After
coming
home
from
Europe,
he
had
again
given
of
his
talents
as
police
magistrate,
alderman,
mayor
and
In
other
capacities.
A
good
sportsman
and
a
hard
fighter.
Col.
McMordle
was
one.
Mr.
Orme
declared,
whom
he
was
proud
Indeed
to
number
among
his
friends.
The
departure
from
Prince
Rupert
not
only
of
Col.
McMordle
but
of
Mrs.
McMordle
would
be
a
distinct
loss
to
this
Continued
on
Pace
2
TWO
BOYS
DROWNED
Trairedy
Yesterday
In
Vancouver
Harbor
Just
inside
Second
Narrows
VANCOUVER,
May
30:
(CPI--Wllltam,
aged
8,
and
Nelson,
cged
9,
sons
of
W.
S.
Bailey,
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
employee
at
Medicine
Hat.
Alta.,
were
drowned
yesterday
when
a
boat
in
which
they
were
returning
from
a
fishing
trip
capsized
In
Burrard
Inlet
inside1
the
First
Narrows.
Morris
Zlotnlk,
aged
51,
who
was
rowing
the
12-foot
skiff
from
which
the
lads
lost
their
lives,
was
rescued
In
an
unconscious
condition
by
the
Japanese
boat
II,
K.
I
NKW
YOItK
MAItKET
CLOSl'.I)
1
NEW
YORK,
May
30:
(CP)
The
iNcw
York
markets
being
closed
to-
'
day.
there
was
no
quotations
on
ver,
copper
nn
dother
metals.
It
Is
Decoration
bay.
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
2:18
ajn.
22.3
ft.
15:30
pjn.
19.0
It.
Low
9:12
a.m.
0.9
It.
21:17
pjii.
7.3
It.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
o
V
XXIV
No.
125
O
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
MAY
30,
1934
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
?
PLAN
TO
imLP
YOUTHS
OF
PROVINCE
I
I
J
I
I
I
JUL
NEW
UNEMPLOYMENT
RELIEF
DEAL
IN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
A
11
Those
Needing
Aid
From
Public
Funds
to
Re-Register
in
August
No
One
to
be
Allowed
to
Suffer
For
Want
of
Necessities,,,
i
Tl
t
f
I
i.
.
v
i
mi
i
I
'
Providing
They
Are
Genuinely
in
Need
Thousands
Of
Names
Expected
to
be
Struck
Off
VK
TOKIA,
May
3U;
(CP)
Following
receipt
of
numerous
complaints
from
all
parts
of
the
province
that
unemployment
relief
as
it
is
administered
at
present
has
be-conif
a
"racket,"
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
announced
yester-t:av
that
the
government
has
decided
that
relief
as
now
di.
trihuted
in
British
Columbia
will
terminate
on
August
it
u
a
complete
rc-rcglstratlon
t
c
'
imc
cuecuve.
i
T.
Premier
took
pain
to
point:
'
J
no
one
in
the
province
will
te
a-cd
to
suffer
lor
want
of
thej
'
.r
s
ol
life.
There
U
no
doubt,
;
,
'
Hat
the
present
position
of
"
:
breaking
down
the
morale
'
-rjc.:lf
l
m
possible
within
the
of
the
province.
Mr.
Pat-statprt
necessary
works
will
TRIBUTE
IS
PAID'
Large
Gathering
of
Citizens
Assembles
to
Farewell
CoL
Mc
Mordie
on
Leaving
City
Presentation
Made
Dillinger
Aide
In
Court
Chat
FIVE
CENT
AUXILIARY
BEER
AGAIN
!
This
Is
Forecast
of
Minister
of
Finance
in
Announcing
Reduction
in
Malt
Tax
OTTAWA.
May
30i
(CP)
The
possibility
of
a
return
of
the
five
cent
glass
of
beer
was
mentioned
in
the
House
of
Commons
last
night
by
Hon.
Edgar
N.
Rhodes,
minister
of
finance,
when
he
announced
a
reduction
in
the
malt
tax
from
7'jc
to
6c
a
gallon
which,
on
beer,
will
amount
to
3i2c
per
gallon.
In
addition,
the
tariff
on
imported
beer
I
reduced
and
the
imposts
against
the
ingredients
for
home
brew
arc
also
down.
The
changes
become
effective
on
July
1.
Funeral
Notice
The
funeral
of
the
late
Clarendon
C.
Smith
will
take
place
tomorrow
afternoon
at
2:30
from
the
B.
C.
Undertaker's
Chapel
under
the
auspices
of
the
Canadian
Legion.
Members
of
the
Legion
are
requested
to
attend.
SCIIOOXEIt
MALAIIAT
AUKLSTr.D
FOR
DEBT
VANCOUVER.
May
30:
(CP)
The
auxiliary
schooner
Ma-
lahat,
which
recently
made
a
voyage
to
Prince
Rupert
for
a
cargo
of
logs,
was
arrested
yes-
terday
by
order
of
the
Admlr-
nlty
Court
on
a
claim
of
$1926
In
back
wages
by
members
of
(
her
crew.
v
'
.
.
jthe
celebrant
and
preacher
wa3
Int.
Rev.
O.
A.
Rlx
D.
D
Bishop!
I
of
Caledonia,
Rev.
Canon
W.
F.j
Rushbrook
and
Very
Rev.
James
jB.
Gibson,
Dean
of
the
Cathedral.
I
assisting.
i
This
evening
there
will
be
an
'open
meeting
In
connection
with
jthe
diocesan
rally
for
the
Restoration
Fund
over
which
Mrs.
O.
A.
Rlx,
diocesan
fund
organizer,
will
(preside
and
at
which
special
addresses
will
be
given
by
Mrs.
W.
B.
Chamberlain
of
Edmonton,
pres
ident
of
the
Dominion
Women's
Auxiliary
for
Central
Canada.
Canon
Rushbrook,
Dean
Gibson
and
Bishop
Rlx.
Business
sessions
of
the
Cat
Scheme
of
Employment
For
Young
Men
Found
By
Economic
Council
I
Definite
Recommendation
to
be
Made
to
Provincial
(Jov-ernment
Whereby
Hoys
Through
School
3Iay
Dc
Absorbed
Into
Industry
VICTORIA,
May
30:
(CP)
The
economic
advisory
council
will
recommend
to
the
provincial
government
a
plan
for
the
absorption
into
industry
at
a
definite
rate
of
young
boys
through
school
and
otherwise
unemployed.
Prof.
V.
A.
Carrothers,
chairman
of
the
council,
says
he
believes
the
council
has
found
such
a
plan
and
will
make
definite
recommendation
shortly.
MEDICINE
DISCUSSED
Dr.
R.
(.
Large
Interesting
Speaker
At
Luncheon
of
Gyro
Club
I
Yesterday
xesieruay
I
of
harmful
influences.
In
the
memory
of
only
a
very
few
living
to-
day
had
the
world
experienced
an!
jHe
adaed
that
the
absorption
of
i
boys
might
be
possible
through
a
:
scheme
analagous
to
apprentice
ships
but
without
the
long
terms
of
service
usually
denoted
by
that
method.
r
i
Tiin
rm
i
w
r
y
iiui
iiij
Arrested
at
the
time
John
Dll-
I
lllll
III'
linger
escaped
Trom
a
federal
i
j
P.
a.1
sKPIlavithW
"
W
A
R
flFR
I
Freicttl
is
shown
listening
to
whispers
of
her
lawyer,
Louis
Piquett.
of
Chicago,
in
court
at
St
Paul,
where
she
was
on
trial,
charged
with
aiding
Dillinger.
Miss
Frechettl
almost
succeeded
in
walking
out
of
the
court
until
she
was
noticed
by
a
bailiff.
She
got
two
years
Imprisonment.
The
twenty-third
diocesan
an
nual
meeting
of
the
Woman's
Auxiliary
of
the
Anglican
Church
cqmblned
with
the
second
annual
Caledonia
diocesan
rally
of
the
women
s
department
oi
me
Kes-
zatlon
could
not
exist
and
the
dls-
j
xa-ia
a
kj
coveries
of
physical
science
would
,
""
BIitain
Has
Arced
"
r'0'
be
utterly
impossible
of
use
or
ap-iGreat
I
plication."
declared
Dr.
ft.
G.
Large
!
PI-France
Considering
jln
addressing
the
Prince.
Rupert
One-Finland
Paying
1
Gyro
Club
yesterday
on
the
subject
;
,:
rt
TT
'of
"Medicine
and
Civilization."!
y
,
,
P
,7
bU
wUl
be
I
Very
few
people
realized.
lhe
,
propyl
dlspatch-
!
to
Washington
within
speaker
declared,
the
importance1
twenty-
of
the
contribution
medicine
had
i
hours
under
government
plans
lmade
things"
"na"y
reviewed
b
tne
in
the
development
of
this
being
probably
due
to
the
fact
,
.
.
.,
J
PARIS-
Mav
W
it.
mntHhtinnc
nf
well
defined
!1VT
CrCCIAXT
a
neSatlve
character.
People
were
fee"ngf
lS
Browl.ng
here
"ia'
Mn
1
1X1
H
VNII
IN
At"
ut
sort
of
payment
on
war
debts
will
,
problems
It
has
yet
to
solve,
giving
Diocesan
W.
A.
Of
Anglican!
little
thought
to
what
had
already
Church
And
Kestoration
Fund
Itally
Meetings
Commence
Here
Today
a'
Holy
Communion
service
at
which
been
done.
Medicine
had
made
lis
be
made
by
France
to
the
United
States
on
June
15
when
Instalments
become
due.
The
government
Is
a
plan
alon;
thU
line.
f"slt!erlnS
chief
contribution
In
the
abolition
ii
is
Known,
out
aeiaus
n.vc
noi
yet
been
made
known.
France's
lull
navment
would
be
1175.000.000.
TViCUT
wnTOxf
n
r
r..
in.
epidemic
of
plague,
cholera
or
yel-
,T
i
,T
low
fever.
If
present
medical
know-'
??
f,ar
"
,S,"n'tly
ktY,wn
to
datr'
ledge
were
wiped
out,
civilization
?n
andf
wUI
the
nIy
f
opean
nat,n
lts
would
go
back
five
hundred
years
if.
?
pa3
JJ"talment
on.,
T
deots
thls
ear-
Finland's
pay-
it
.hi.
f
..rviv,
.11
toratlon
fund
opened
today
at;
pesli,cnces
would
return,
epidemics
mCnt
mtS
$1160-
within
a
decade,
the
greater
put
of
i
the
population
would
be
wiped
out.
The
remainder
of
the
population
would
be
sickly
and
jenerallyl
short-lived.
Large
sections
of
the1
Governor
Rolph
Is
Now
Sinking
world
now
prosperous
would
be-
Condition
Of
California
Executive
come
uninhabitable.
With
drinking
With
Heart
And
Lungs
Af
fee-
water
no
longer
purified,
sewagei
ted.
Declared
Grave
dumped
in
the
streets,
vaccination;
,
discontinued
and
quarantine
abol-;
SAV
FRANSCICO.
May
30:
Th7
ished,
diseases
long
forgotten
would
condition
of
Governor
James
Immediately
return,
leprosy
would
Rolph
lr.
of
California
was
stated
spread,
surgery
would
b?
of
the
by
physicians
last
night
to
bo
roughest
and
most
brutal,
aseptle
extremely
grave,
with
the
outlook
obstetrics
would
give
place
to
the
'or
his
recovery
unencouraglng.
A
mediaeval
midwife
with
all
her
lg-
patient
in
St.
Francis
Hospital,
he
norance
and
filth
resulting
in
the
has
been
suffering
with
a
serious
dread
puerperal
lever
and
dentistry
cardiac
condftion
and
yesterday
would
be
confined
to
brutal
cxtrac-
developed
a
pulmonary
condition.
edonla
diocesan
board
will
occupy
Hon
without
anaesthesia,
on
hiv
tnmnrmff
rnmmcnclnff
in
I
In
the
course
of
his
address
Members
of
the,
family
of
the
Dr
siaie
executive
are
Keeping
almost
,
minB
with
m
j
B
Gib-.Urue
recounted
in
an
interestlne
"onstant
vigil
at
his
bedside.
Hf
4
,u..cor.
r.ri.irf.nt
in
the
and.
at
times,
amusine
manner.
nas
Dcen
ln
Por
health
for
some
chair
and
Mrs.
Chamberlain
agaln,somc
of
the
hishlUhts
of
medical
ume-
a
special
speaker.
practice
as
it
was
Known
in
an
ear-
This
afternoon
Mrs.
Rlx
is
entej-
Iter
day.
In
many
cases
strange
QUINTKUrLETS
ARE
DOING
talnlng
at
tea
at
Bishop's
Lodge
for
practices
were
hinged
with
religious
NICELY
IN
ONTARIO
the
visiting
delegates
and
local
ceremonies
and
unique
rites.
j
Anglican
ladles.
1
Greeks
Led
Way
!
hukth
uat.
ont.,
May
au:
(UF
A
number
of
delegates
from
out-
The
greatest
advances
ln
medl-
The
condition
of
five
baby
girl
side
points
are
ln
the
city
for
the
cine
In
early
times
were
made
by
born
'to
Mrs.
Ollva
Dlonnc
of
Cal-meetlngs
Ithe
Greeks,
the
speaker
said.
Or-
lander
on
Monday
continues
good
Iganlzed
medicine
there
was
ln
the
and
the
attending
physician
be-
Mrs.
Douglas
Sutherland,
who
hands
of
the
priests
of
Aesculapius
t'eves
they
have
every
chance
of
has
been
on
a
two
weeks'
trip
to
whose
temples
of
healing
were
lo-
living.
It
Is
the
first
time
bn
record
Vancouver,
Seattle
nnd
clscwhere-otrd
whnnt
ih
rountrysMe.
Orek
medical
hlstoryvjthat
qulntrup-ln
the
south,
relumed
to
the
city
on
.medicine
later
migrated
-jo
Rom.
'td
have
lived
more
Omu
twenty
-the
Prince
George
this
afternooiw
(Continued
on
Page
Four)
four
n
ur.