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21
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.03
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Meridian.
12.
Morning
Btar.
.25.
Native
8on.
.03.
National
8llver.
.03Vfc.
Noble
Five,
.09
ik.
Pcnd
Oreille.
.70.
Porter
Idaho.
.08
Vfc.
Premier.
1.25.
Reeves
Macdonald,
.10.
Reward.
.07.
Reno.
.92.
Stiver
Crest.
.02
Vi.
Taylor
Bridge.
.70.
Wayside.
21.
Whitewater,
.05.
Waverly
Tangier,
.02.
United
Empltc,
.14.
Toronto
Central
Tatrlcla,
.73.
Chlbougamnu,
.15.
Lee
Oold.
.13.
Orannda,
.01.
Inter.
Nickel.
25.70.
Mncassa,
2.55.
Noranda.
43.25.
Bhcrrltt
Oordon,
.99.
filsco.
2.25.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.474.
Ventures,
.01.
take
Maron,
.08.
Tcck
Hughes.
0.70.
Budbury
Basin.
1,70.
Columarlo,
26.
Smelter
Gold,
.37.
Can.
Malartlc,
.50.
Hagamac,
.UYt.
Btudacona,
.3tVj.
Maple
Leaf,
.42.
Pickle
Crow,
1.11.
Long
Lac
Lagoon,
.35.
Manitoba
As
Eastern,
.2014.
D,
Zarelll,
who
has
been
on
a
trip
lo
Vuncouvcr
and
Victoria,
returned
to
the
city
from
the
south
on
Uv-Prince
Qcorge
today,
5c.
American
the
Nicola
River
following
the
mur-,
derous
assault
!
Joseph
Oeorgs,
went
down
during
ih&
fight
and
Joseph
Edwards,
one
hundred
0f
the
Indian
witnesses,
testified.
tht
Rlch-irdson
said:
"Since
our
brother
is
dead
we
can
kill
the
other
.
"
policemen
and
we
die
after."
The
body
of
OWborne
was
recovered
some
days
ago
but
that
of
Carr
has
not
yet
been
found
although
It
is
believed
to
have
been
seen
drift-
PULP
MILL
PROSPECTS
F.
L.
Buckley
Says
Project
Going
Ahead
and
Appears
Certain
Of
Fruition
Here
to
open
negotiations
with
the
city
In
regard
to
matters
pertaining
to
the
proposed
pulp
mill
project
here,
and
to
arrange
for
taking
of
soundings
of
the
site
at
Seal
Cove,
etc.,
F.
L.
Buckley
and
Oiler
Besner
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
Vancouver.
Due
to
improved
conditions
throughout
the
country
generally,
.Mr.
Buckley
says
that
prospect
for
the
project
are
much
brighter
than
ever
before
and
he
is
now
confident
that
it
will
go
steadily
ahead
toward
fruition.
Mr.
Bucklev
declared
that
it
seemed
safe
to
sav
now
that
the
pulp
mill
was
definitely
coming
to
Prince
Rupert.
Of
course,
there
were
still
negotiations
upon
which
much
would
depend.
Mr,
Buckley
has
just
returned
to
the
coat
from
a
trip
to
St,
Paul
and
Mlntnapolis
In
connection
with
the
project.
He
expects
to
return
to
Vancouver
Friday
morning.
JIM"
WAS
POPULAR
Of
San
Francisco
Outstand
ing
Events
in
Career
SAN
FRANCISCO.
June
6:
(CP-James
Rolph.
28th
governor
of
Call
fornla
and
mayor
of
San
Francisco
for
19
years,
who
Is
dead
here.
boasted
that
more
people
called
him
"Jim"
than
was
the
case
with
any
other
living
man.
t...i.l
Mil?
U...
4
ln
nnMnn
IViat
Augusta,
17,000,
Pacific,
7c
ana
dc.
tnis
state
is
not
going
10
loieraie
Midway.'
13,000,
Cold
Storage,
kidnapping."
7
3c
and
5c.
ine
nexi
aay
e"'ar8u.B
on
"3j
Tahoma,
20.000,
Atlln,
7.4c
and
5c.
sentiment,
he
promised
to
pardon
,
Revilla,
10,500,
Pacific,
7.8c
and
anyone
convicted
of
taking
part
in!
'
6c,
the
lynchlngs.
He
said
too
that
hej
Canadian
'
jwas
thinking
of
"paroling"
to
the
Unomc
13,500,
Cold
Storage,
s.dc
San
Jose
mob
other
kianappers
wno
and
5fl.
wv
ocims
icima
111
wh
Pair
of
Packs,
lO.OOO,
Atlln,
5.7c
prisons.
ulld
5(.
Continued
on
Page
2
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
10:00
ajn.
16.7
It.
22:08
p.m.
195
ft.
Low
3:43
ajn.
5.7
Xt.
15:40
pjn.
7.8
ft.
SOUTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
'
t.
XXIV
.
No,
U.
4&
4
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JUNE
6,
1934
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
WOULD
REMOVE
ALL
BANS
ON
FISHIN
Will
Pen
Put
An
End
to
Sword's
Use?
City
Commissioner
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Aide;-
nUhed
November
26.
1933.
when
he
.for
a
time,
but
Windsor
Lad
crow-
announces
an
increase
m
tne
scne-
applauded
the
work
of
a
mcbjded
out
any
threats
In
what
was
dule
ot
wat
"ates
for
domestic
uhirh
nn
that
Sundav
lvnched
two!
admitted
to
be
one
of
the
finest
i
dwellings
in
the
city,
the
advance
men
at
San
Jose.
The
victims,
Tho-
races
in
the
history
of
the
Derby.
ln
ratps
beln8
made
,n
the
effrt
mas
H.
Thurmond
and
John
The
track
was
lightning
fast
ond,10
maKe
ine
waierworss
aeparr-Holmes
had
confessed
the
slaying
'the
old
record
was
equalled.
Tl-jment
more
ncarly
self-sustaining
!
'
than
l
ls
a
present.
The
new
rates
of
Brooke
Hart,
n
young
San
Jose
berius
finished
fourth.
Allshan.
'business
man,
after
they
had
kid-.fifth;
Umldwar.
sixth,
and.
Valer
Franklin,
40.000,
Booth,
6.5c
and
j
napped
him
for
ransom.
The
mob
:
broke
loose
wnen
nans
Doay
was
Arrow
27.000.
Cold
Storage,
6.5c
found
in
San
Francisco
Bay.
ullj
jc
mis
is
mc
oei
.csaun
umt
vu..-
lus.
seventh.
The
King
and
Queen
were
among
those
ln
attendance.
It
was
the
roo"is'
?I
25:
wlth
b.ath
and
tollet
155th.
running
of
the
Derby.
Dlana.
24,000.
Royal,
7c
ana
x.
lornia
ever
nas
given
me
country.
No
Canadians
hed
Irish
Sweep-Hazel
H.,
15,500,
Pacific.
7.2c
and
said
Rolph
when
Informed
ot
the'sfakes
tlckets
on
the
f,rst
tnree
will
be
as
follows:
without
bath
or
toilet.
$1:
with
bath,
up
to
six
rooms,
$1.25:
with
toilet,
up
to.
six
up
to
six
rooms,
$1.50;
with
bath
and
toilet,
over
six
rooms,
$1.75.
horses.
A
waitress
and
a
letter
car-
Provincial
Constable
Lance
Pot-rler
ln
New
York
each
won
$50,000
tertn
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
on
Colombo
tickets.
Wheat
Prices
VANCOUVER,
June
6:
(CP)
in
California
Wheat
was
quoted
at
75Hc
on
the
.ludcr
local
exchange
yesterday
dropped
to
75c.
today.
Catala
yesterday
afternoon
from
Stewart,
havjng
In
his
custody
Mike
Mllocovlch
who
has
been
committed
for
trial
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
Dodds
at
Stewart
on
a
charge
'of
carrying
concealed
weanons
and
will
appear
before
W.
E.
Fisher
In
County
Prospectors
and
Prospecting"
was
the
subject
of
an
interesting
talk
bv
S.
E.
Parker
before
mem
CORONERS
JURY
NAMES
INDIANS
CONSTABLES'
KILLERS
Details
of
Murderous
Assault
On
Gisborne
and
Can
Made
Known
Provincial
Officer
Was
Still
Moaning
When
Thrown
Into
River
One
of
(icorgc
Brothers
Said
to
Have
Expressed
Intention
of
Slaying
Policemen
MERRITT,
June
G:
(CP)
Four
Indian
brothers
Richardson,
Eneas,
Alex
and
Joseph
George
were
named
by
a
coroner's
jury
last
night
as
the
slayers
of
Dominion
Constable
F-
H.
Gisborne,
slain
at
Canford
Reservation
on
May
23
with
Provincial
Constable
Percy
Garr.
Richardson,
hncas
and
Alex
will
appear
in
court
on
Thursday
for
pre-
1
Mlminary
trial
on
charges
of
mur-
Many
Fishermen
Lose
Lives
In
Gale
Off
Korea
r,EOUL.
Korc.i
Jun
o
'CP'
TVer
hundird
and
fifty
fishermen;
..
i
iiinr
He
in
a
rwwvr
!
li
Iih
ben
sweeping
the
coast
nc
Sunday.
Three
hundred
txjajj
Iwt
and
elthteeti
f
j
lirnnen
were
rescued.
der.
Joseph,
who
Is
In
hospital
suf
(erlng
with
a
fractured
skull,
will
be
formally
charged
later.
Indian
witnesses
at
the
Inquest
(old
of
seeing
the
George
brothers
fight
the
constable
and
of
seeing
j
Richardson
club
Oisborne.
One
said
j
that
Carr
was
still
moaning
when
I
the
two
officers
were
thrown
into
ing
first
down
the
South
Thompson
Gov.
Rolph
Nineteen
Years
Mayor
and
later
in
the
Fraser
River.
Former
Mayor
Of
Victoria
Resided
Long
in
Capital)
Widely
known
through
his
ship
VICTORIA.
June
u:
-r-
uu...
,
interests,
his
long
public
ser
at
Cornwallls.
King's
County.
N-f
-
vlce
and
his
willingness
at
all
times
March
5.
1856.
the
late
John
Beck-1
pUy
ft
pubc
ro,e
flS
greeteri
j.
with
former
mayor
of
Victoria,
who
rade
Jeader
or
bestower
0f
prize.s.
is
ded
here,
was
educated
In
the
i
Rq,
.
atu.acUd
nati0nal
attention
schools
oi
nis
name
ww...
oi,
"-iat
jmt
twce
in
his
gubernatorial
age
of
alxteen
ne
Degan
cierKins
capacltyi
the
retail
dry
goods
and
clothing
flrJt
came
Aprll
21
1W2
trade
until
he
moved
to
Victoria
at
wheR
M
followed
the
example
of
the
age
of
28.
He
engaged
in
wie
Uuee
of.hls
predecessors
and
re
general
commission
ana
kcuvj
buslnew
since
coming
here.
He
was
an
unsuccessful
conservative
candidate
for
the
House
of
Commoni
for
Victoria
in
1906.
His
first
election
as
mayor
came
In
1911.
Married
In
1888
to
Agnes
S.
Mc-
Lcod
of
Berwick.
N.S..
Mr.
Beck-wlth
Is
survived,
besides
his
widow,
by
two
sons
and
one
daughter.
He
was
a
naptlst
and
an
cninusiaswc
rifleman.
Halibut
Arrivals
fused
to
pardon
Tom
Mooney
anaj
Warren
K.
Billings,
convicted
,of
murder
In
connection
with
the
bombing
of
the
1916
"preparedness
day"
parade
In
San
Francisco
Rolph,
mayor
of
the
city
at
the
time,
was
leading
the
parade
but
was
several
blocks
away
from
the
scene
of
the
explosion.
Approved
Lynching
The
other
sensation
was
fur-
Map
slows
territory
m
oran
Ch
-o
for
possession
of
which
Bolivia
and
Paraguay
h
ive
beea
waging
the
bloody
wa-
tha.
rc.
oe
forced
to
a
conrlusinn
by
de:is.i
cf
th?
United
States.
"Britain
and
other
nation;.,
to
ban
expon
of
war
supplies
to
the
belligerent
nations
Scenes
from
tne
,'tmgle
battle-front
show
types
of
combatants.
WINDSOR
LAD
WINNER
OF
ENGLISH
DERBY;
EAST0N
SECOND;
COLOMBO
THIRD
Enormous
Crowd
Witnessed
English
Turf
Classic
Today
Under
Splendid
Weather
Conditions
Defeat
of
Favorite
Was
Feature
EPSOM
DOWNS,
Eng.,
June
6:
(CP)
Windsor
Lad,
who
was
by
no
means
in
the
favorite
class,
won
the
Derby,
blue
riband
of
the
English
horse
racing,
today.
Easton
was
second
while
Colombo,
who
was
one
of
the
strongest
favor
ites
in
years,
placed
third.
An
enormous
crowd
of
more
than
three
hundred
thousand
persons
witnessed
and
cneerea-tne
race
ror
wnich
weatnerE1,.
.
;
was
auspicious.
...
n
Windsor
.Lad
forged
ahead
in
a
eW
Water
KSlCS
smashing
uphill
drive
in
the
dash
to
.
AtP
Atinniinron
Rv
theflnishtoupsetallthedope.de-
ArC
"nOUnCeQ
featlng
Easton.
the
French
bred,
Dy
horse,
by
a
length
and
leaving
Co-1
lombo,
the
hottest
favorite
in
two
decades,
trailing
a
poor
third.
Me-;
dlaeval
Knight
and
Tiberius
ran
a
,
good
race,
each
holding
the
lead
,
Co-Operation
of
United
States
in
Eraser
River
Fish
Protection
Sought
Rritish
Columbia
Fishermen
and
Canners
in
Favor
of
Lifting
Canadian
Restrictions
if
United
States
Fails
to
Approve
Treaty
OTTAWA,
June
6:
(CP)
If
the
international
sockeye
j
salmon
treaty
is
not
approved
by
the
United
States
Sen-,ate,
fishermen
and
canneries
in
British
Columbia
advo-I
cate
removing
all
restrictions
now
operating
against
Ca-i
nadian
fishermen
in
the
Fraser
River,
Thomas
Reid,
Lib-!
eral
member
for
New
Westminster,
told
the
Senate
com-
jmittee
on
fisheries
yesterday.
Mr
.
I
Reid
explained
to
the
committee
!
vrv
rir-iri
yt
t
the
belief
of
British
Columbia
fish-
H
I
1
1
S
T
S
IN
ii
1
eries
interests
that
at
present
Can-1
JXULaV
'ada
was
endeavoring
to
conserve
the
Fraser
River
fisheries
for
the
benefit
of
the
Americans
who
were
virtually
exploiting
them.
PROSPECTING
IS
SUBJECT
S.
E.
Parker
at
Gyro
Club
Dave
Borland
Welcomed
SWEEPSTAKE
Quincy,
Mass.
Woman
Held
Colombo
in
Army
and
Navy
Veteran's
Lottery
MONTREAL,
June
6:
-Coloumbo,
the
favorite
horse
for
the
Derby
In
the
Army
and
Navy
Veterans
sweepstalfe,
was
drawn
by
ivlay
Dawson
of
Quiney.
Mass.
The
first
prize
will
run
around
$35,000.
Starters
were
drawn
in
various
parts
of
United
States
and
Canada.
Non-starters
were
drawn
in
the
bers
and
guests
of
the
Prince
Ru-!est
as
follows:
pert
Gyro
Club
at
a
special
dinner
British
Columbia
"Bluenose,"
gathering
last
evening
ln
the
Knox
Victoria;
uiaa.
viciona;
uooo
Hotel.
President
W.
H.
Tobey
was
bynaicaie,
Victoria;
u.
u.
Mcisaac.
in
the
chair
and
among
those
pre-
j
Emerald
Mines.
Salmo;
H.
C.
Carn-sent
was
D.
O.
Borland,
past
pre-1
duff,
1503
Laurier
Avenue.
Vancou-sldent
of
the
Nanaimo
Gyro
Clu'o.
ver-
who
lias
arrived
here
to
reside
and
:
Alberta
Homestead,
Beverley;
who
also
spoke
briefly
after
being
Sauce,"
Alliance;
"Jacoblan,"
duly
welcomed
to
the
fold
of
Gyro
Banff;
"Lay-line."
Calgaryr
L.
D.
nere
Harrlstad,
Beverley
Lodge;
John
Mr.
Parker,
in
his
talk,
alluded
to
Bunny.
Vegrevllle:
'Tonga
On."
150
the
important
part
played
by
tne
Eighty-Ninth
Avenue.
Edmonton,
prospector
in
the
mining
industry.
Saskatchewan
"Ninety-Nine,"
If
it
were
not
for
the
prospector
Odessa:
G.
O.
Samklns,
Carleton;
with
his
courage,
his
optimism,
his
Ted
Gillanders.
35
Russell
Block,
ability
to
face
and
overcome
dlffl-1
Moose
Jaw:
Nott
Brothers,
Malli-eulties.
many
of
the
great
mines
"Win
One."
Angelfleld.
would
never
have
been
found.
This
might
be
said
of
this
district
as
well
j
as
of
other
parts
of
the
world.
Har-,
lng
had
some
personal
experience
in
prospecting
himself.
Mr.
Parker
recounted
some
Interesting
inci
dents
and
vicissitudes
such
as
faced
the
prospector
ln
his
work
as
well
as
some
of
the
difficulties.
The
prospector
was
an
important
Indi
vidual
lh
the
scheme
of
things
and
was
deserving
of
much
credit
and!
tribute.
Distance
meant
little
to
the
prospector,
declared
Mr.
Parker,
and
he
was
not
discouraged
by
repeated
disappointment.
Mr.
Borland,
in
speaklne
briefly.
brought
greetings
from
the
Nanaimo
Gyro
Club
and
had
some
Interesting
comments
to
make
on
club
affairs.
Leonard
Cripps
was
heard
ln
acceptable
vocal
solos,
being
accom
panied
by
C.
P.
Balagno.
MONTREAL.
June
6:
(CP)
The
and
Court
here
for
election
this
after-
Canadian
gold
price
was
up
10c
at
noon.
,$34.09
per
ounce
Uidav
DRAWINGS
IN
SWEE
Results
of
Drawing
Exhibition
Board's'
on
Derby
Horse
Race
Mr.
Miller
of
this
city
held
WlnOa
3or
Lad.
Derby
winner
today,
m
the
Exhibition
Board's
sweepstake.
A
Prince
Rupert
person
'giving
tne
nom-de-plume
"Ardour"
drew
Easton.
second
horse,
and
Miss
Margaret
McCaffery,
also
of
this
city,
drew
Colombo
for
third
prize.
Others
who
drew
horses
were
Oeorge
Hibbard.
Billy
Chlstenson,
B.
For-tosa.
Mrs.
J.
D.
Wilson
lAnyox),
Alf
Jensen.
Jack
Walker,
O.
Show-bridge
(ss
Catala).
D.
McKenzto
Winner
of
the
club
raffle
was
W.
iAnyox,
Fred
H.
Stephens
Blackitock.
.
vox'.
T.
MUler.
Mrs.
H.
F.
Glassey.
Guests
were
S.
E.
Parker.
D.
G.
Borland,
Leonard
Cripps,
W.
O.
Fulton.
L.
H.
Haworth,
J.
J.
Little
S.
C.
Thomson,
M.
P.
McCaffery.
Capt.
J.
R.
Elfert.
Peter
Sunderland,
W.
M.
Blackstock,
W.
E.
Drake.
A.
S.
Nlckerson,
James
Parker
and
G.
A.
McMillan.
CANADIAN
GOLD
PRICE
W.
Patience
and
C.
F.
Pittman
(w.
Catalan
W.
E.
Denning.
W.
M.
blackstock,
O.
McDonald,
Wing
Long,
F.
McLean,
Mrs.
Allan
McDonald
(Anyoxt,
Q.
R.
Blggart
ana
Mrs.
L,
A.
McLean.
The
drawing
took
place
last
night
at
Fair
Board
offices.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK.
June
6:
CP
Bar
Uver
closed
at
45c
per
ounce
on
ths
oca)
n.mtu
market,
today