-
Quart,
1.40.
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.
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50.
I
v..
31
O:
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River.
M.
37.
V
"
04a:
v.
m
Mr
m
09.
M
K
star.
.15.
V.
.i
Silver.
.04.
K
Five.
.07.
T:-
Oreille.
.70,
P
Idaho.
.0814.
r
:
21.
r
r,
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'
rest.
.02.
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Bridge.
J7.
V.'
08
W
w
ler.
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V
Tahgier.
.01
Vi.
Empire.
22.
Toronto
Patricia.
1JD3.
iKsmau,
jwto..
'.id
12.
'
adn
.82.
'
Nickel.
24.60.
vsh.
2.90.
ndi
4155.
Oordon,
J68.
f.82
mpson
Cadillac.
.49.
X
V.s.
.97.
k"
Maton.
.08.
T
Hughes.
6.75.
rif1burv
llasln.
1.60.
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;;murto.
.24.
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r
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Oold.
.23.
'
Mulartlc,
.05.
Long
Lac.
7.15.
"
ri;i
Rouyn.
.08Vi.
i"ma.
.36.
M;
Leaf.
.31.
rii'kle
trow.
1.69.
't
Lagoon,
.47.
w
i
Itoba
61
Eastern,
.32.
Mutwuod.
,3fi
miif
13
'd'niidd,
60
''
u"Hl
Lac
6.90,
uughes.
C..
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16.05.
f"'v'1
2.09.
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,
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,
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f
iinont.
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Continued
on
Pige
Four)
t
,t
Vote
of
Nearly
Ten
To
One
In
Favor
of
Dictator
of
Germany
Opposition
Voice
Considerably
Greater
Than
in
Voting
Of
Nine
Months
Apo
When
Country
Went
in
Favor
Of
Dropping
Out
of
Ix'ajrue
I
r
KLIN,
Aug.
20:
(CP)
Thirty-eight
million
Ger-r
Sunday
sanctioned
Adolph
Hitler's
assumption
of
"f
sidencv
m
addition
to
...
.
-
.
..
m
jmosi
twice
as
many
as
in
the
chancellorship
but
4,zuu,-
uie
iai
pieoiscue
xor
wiin-ru
from
the
League
of
Nations
nine
months
ago,
no.
Great
crowds
gathered
in
the
streets
to
cele-
..Hbrate
the
Nasi
victory
in
the
pleb
Today's
Stocks
l
.
M
S
O.
JohAMS
Ob.)
Vancouver
Ale.jr.dria,
.01H.
ft
lew
.024
B
N:kel.
J7.
r
j
Mlsnourt,
E:;"
v
275.
Bi:
nc
1475.
BV'se
River
Con,
.09
H.
B
T
X
JO
El
1
X
L.
.13.
1
t
.
i
a.
1
1
?4
.
r
?il
;l
iscite
On
the
wtiote
the
plebiscite
might
be
taken
m
a
vast
demonstration
or
the
dictator
might.
Hitler
took
cognisance
of
the
opposition
vote
with
the
declaration
"We
roust
and
shall
succeed
In
winning
over
the
last
ten
percent
of
the
nation
for
national
social
ism
.new'threat
j
FOR
LABATT
Ontario
I'olice
Continuing
Efforts
To
Round
up
Kidnappers
LONDON.
Auk
20
Police
are
continuing
their
effort
to
round
up
the
kidnappers
of
John
8.
La-baU,
wealthy
brew
and
sportsman.
There
was
a
new
kidnapping
threat
and
death
warning
on
Saturday.
It
Is
reported
Hospital
Scandal,
Nurses
Dismissed
Young
Ontario
Woman,
Declared
to
,11c
Normal,
Wa
Confined
to
Mental
Institution
TORONTO.
Aug
20
Two
nurses
of
the
Ontario
Hospital
here
were
dismissed
Saturday
following
Uw
veaUgaUon
of
treatment
given
a
young;
woman
who
was
declared
to
be
perfectly
normal
but
who
had
been
conimeo
w
a
menu"
iuu-m
Uon
for
over
two
years.
Millions
of
New
Money
Daily
Now
Being
Turned
Out
WASHINGTON.
DC.
Aug
20:
mmln
Todays
Weather
."
lomorrows
lides
r
;rt
Rupert
4fcb.".
light
HlgH.
10:31
ajn.
16.7
ft.
west
wind;
ba.
k
3058;
22:35
pm.
20.1
ft.
,crature,
60;
sea
in.
Low
;
4:24
ajn.
4.8
ft.
V
16:21
9.0ft.
p.m.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
No
103
.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C
.,
MONDAY,
AUGUST
20,
1934
PRICE:
FIVE
CENT?
TIER
IS
DR.
PROCTOR
OF
New
money
at
the
rate
01
a
lewiooo.
and
Teeny
Mlliy.
I3,"u.
:c
million
dollars
per
day
l
being
put
;
Into
circulation
In
tne
unuea
csmiicbi
under
the
newly
adopted
silver
na-
tlonallsatlon
policy,
it
is
stated
by
j
the
Department
of
the
Treasury-
RUITtmi:
OF
RELATION'S
BETWEEN
MANCHUKtlO
AND
SOVIET
IS
HINTED
HARBTN
V
,.ala.
Aug.
iniiomaur
r"lu!lo,':
b'
"'
me
Japan-
e
t--
ot
Man-
cliukur
am
(tussla
na
4
a
result
ol
'untllft
over
.
...
.
i-
..
.1.0
ci,inor
KnKU
T
IIIC
SMIC
VI
M
-
rm
rtnllwHv
Is
hinted
de-
cltmtlon
made
by
the
Man-
4.
rhnkuan
foreign
office.
.
.
x
a
ENDORSED
Capella
I,
13.000.
Booth.
4.oc
ana:nave
committed
suicide
on
August
4c.
White
Hope.
24.000.
refused
4.5c
and
3.5c
from
Cold
Storage.
Kalen,
12.500.
Edmunds
&
Walker,
,0f
tne
provincial
police
here.
5.5c
and
5c.
Unome,
7,000.
Cold
Storage,
5C(fjijiroe
Jjlj0(i
Straight
I
11
linn
Airnl.,n
Dr.
H.
C.
Wrlnch
arrived
In
the'
city
from
Hazelton
on
Saturday
at-1
tarnnon's
train
and
saliefl
""H
1
levelling
on
the
Prince
Georm
r
,
Victoria
where
he
will
atfifi
u
i
;
meeting
meeting
of
of
the
the
provincial
provincial
ec
ec
tiomn
nomir
artvUnrv
rniinpll
of
which
lC
IS
1
u.
jmwnber.
1
Artillery
In
VANCOUVER
DIES
OF
GUNSHOT
WOUNDS
CRACK
UP
INWALES
I'ond
and
Sabelli
Have
Miraculous
Escape
When
Plane
Demolished
Enroute
From
Home
To
Dublin
N
i:
W
P
O
R
T
.
Pembrokwhlrt,
Wales,
Aug.
firorte
Pond
and
Cessre
Sabelli,
who
recently
flew
acrmi
the
Atlantic
Ocean
from
New
York
to
Irrland,
where
they
crashed,
going-
on
to
Rome
after
repairs
had
been
made
to
their
plane,
hopped
off
from
Rome
at
7:02
Saturday
morning
for
Dublin.
Irish
Free
State,
whence
they
had
intended
to
make
the
return
eroding
of
the
ocean
to
the
United
States,
but
they
ran
into
a
heavy
fog
on
the
Iriih
Sea
and
turned
bark
inland,
crashing
near
here
and
dr-mnlUhlng
their
plane
which
burled
Its
note
in
the
earth.
Both
fliers
had
a
miraculous
escape
I
mm
Injury
or
death.
Both
aviators
were
badly
shaken
up
but
suffered
no
serious
injuries.
It
is
not
known
as
yet
whether
-a'pewplane
wilt
be.
rbrlded'tor
4
Pond
and
Sabelli
t
make
the
return
flight
WHEAT
EXPORT
NATIONS
FAIL
TO
REACH
ACCORD
ON
QUOTAS
FOR
EXPORT
fr
LONDON.
Aug.
20
The
Big
Four
wheat
exporting
na-
tlons.
Canada.
Argentina,
Unl-
ted
8tates
and
Australia,
ad-
mltted
failure
Saturday
In
their
attempts
to
reach
an
agreement
on
a
schedule
for
193435
export
quotas.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
126.500
pounds,
5.7c
and
4c
to
6.5c
and
4c.
Canadian
123.500
pounds.
45c
and
4c
to
5.5c
and
5c.
American
Revilla.
13,000.
Pacific.
65c
and
4c.
Tedfdy
J..
20500.
Booth.
6.3c
and
4-
neHiinee
I.
21.000.
and
T906.
6.-
000.
Pacific.
65c
and
4c.
Brothers.
13500.
Atlln.
65c
and
4c.
Betty.
17,000.
Atlln.
6.3c
and
4c.
Bravo.
12.000,
and
Condor.
14.000.
Pacific,
5.7c
and
4c.
Rainier
JI.
8500.
Royal.
6.4c
and
'4c.
Canadian
Ingrid
H..
12.000.
Atlln.
4.6c
and
,4c.
1
Nortn
Foreland.
5.000;
Clipper
II.
an(j
Ci
(
A-'sSssssmsSJ
JL
:
C
,
An
ill
u.st
ratios
if
art.Ucrv
movers::
along
Austro-Ituan
fnmt
a
major
THINGS
ARE
j
IMPROVING'
Dominion
Economic
Index
Indicates
Favorable
Trade
Balance
Slightly
Better
OTTAWA,
Aug.
20:
Fundamental
factors
measuring
the
trend
ot
economic
conditions
averaged
hifn-er
in
July
than
in
the
preceding
month,
according
to
records
kept
by
the
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics.
The
Dominion's
exports
exceeded
imports
by
$58,332,000
for
the
Prst
seven
months
of
the
present
calendar
year
as
compared
with
$57,126
-000
during
the
corresponding
period
i
last
year
INTERIOR
TRAGEDY
One
.Man
Supposedly
Shot
by
Accident,
Other
Iteiieved
to
Have
Taken
His
Own
Lire
Bodies
of
Steve
Zadoronosky
snd
!
Philip
Ivanovltch.
both
with
bullet
wounds
believed
to
have
been
fired
from
weapon,
have
been
Prince
Oeorge.
Zadoronosky,
whoi
had
been
berry
picking,
is
believed
J
to
have
been
shot
by
Ivanovltch
on
tand
Ivanovltch
Is
lattr
thought
to
17.
Details
of
the
tragedy
have
been
received
at
divisional
headquarters
Edward
Llpsett
lo.ouu.
ana
veround
ln
the
Pjneview
district
near
Beatrice,
10.000.
Atiln.
5.4c
ana
4c.
P.
Dorrccn,
8.000,
AUln,
4.5c
ana
4c.
Rose
Spit.
18.000.
Cold
Storage.
5CAugust
l2
ln
mistake
f0r
an
animal1
straight.
The
Alps
t
t
m
he
high
Ap
of
the
Tyrol,
nuiiUry
operation
iu
this
zone.
AERONAUTS
COME
DOWN
Sosyns
and
Vanderlist
Got
Valuable
Data
Although
They
Failed
to
Break
Record
BELGRADE.
Jugo-Slavla,
Aug.
JO:
Although
they
reached
an
alti
tude
of
16,000
metres
or
approximately
ten
miles
and
obtained
valu
able
scientific
data
in
regard
to
the
stratosphere.
Dr.
Max
Cosyns
and
Neree
Vanderlist,
Belgian
aero
nauts,
who
landed
their
balloon
safely
ln
a
corn
field
in
Jugo-Slavla
at
7:30
last
night,
did
not
break
the
record
set
some
months
ago
by
P.u-1
slan
airmen.
It
was
at
first
reported
that,
Cosyns
and
Vanderlist
had
reached
an
alUtude
of
22.000
metres,
or
over
fourteen
miles,
which
would
have
broken
all
existing
records.
A
check-up
after
they
landed,
however,
showed
that
this
had
not
been
done.
Nose
and
mouth
bleeding
by
tn-derlist.
Sosyns'
assistant
as
the
rnetalllc
globe
penetrated
the
.upper
air.
forced
them
to
abandon
efforts
to
ascend
higher
ln
search
j
of
a
new
altitude
record
Young
Woman
Of
Port
Simpson
Is
Dead
in
Hospital
Following
an
illness
of
some
du-:
ration.
Mrs.
Violet
Polmra
of
Port,
Simpson
died
early
yesterday
after-1
j
noon
ln
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
I
Hospital.
She
had
been
a
patient
In
the
institution,
'or
a
week
on
the
I
last
occasion
but
had
been
there
i
previously.
I
was
the
wife
of
Jack
FoJlard
andi
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Dudoward.
Also
surviving
are
three
supers
ana
one
muwci.
runerai
arrangcnicuw
aic
tu
wic
hands
of
Hayner
Bros.,
undertakers.
Crashes
and
Hums!
Twenty-two
years
of
age
and
a,
'native
of
Port
Simpson,
deceased
ROME,
Aug.
20:
Three
members
of
a
crew
of
four
of
an
Italian
arm,y
;
airplane
were
reported
killed
when
I
"
uiu-"-ij
ui
a
nnngarj
wl
vuiu
miprus
uirpori,
neai
Milan
hum
b,:rned
AS
PRESIDENT
Well
Known
Medical
Man,
Allegedly
Shot
By
Engineer,
-Passes
Timothy
Sargood,
Railwayman,
Who
is
Said
to
Have
Nursed
Grievance,
Continues
to
Make'
.Recovery
From
Self-inflicted
Injuries
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
20:
(CP)
Dr.
i.
P.
Proctor,
aged
J7,
chief
medical
officer
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
and
head
medical
examiner
of
the
Shaughnessy
Military
Hospital
died
this
morning
as
a
result
of
an
abdominal
bul-et
wound
allegedly
inflicted
at
his
office
on
August
3
by
Timothy
A.
Sargood.
Revelstoke
locomotive
engineer,
.3
-ho
is
believed
to
have
nursed
a
r
:grievasce
against
the
doctor
for
Deil
uieaSOIl
LlieS
not
havin8
him
reinstated
In
the
railway
service
after
having
suf-
In
Local
Hospital
"S?.
I
service
in
1897
and
served
overseas
Was
Sixty-Three
Years
of
Age
and
Had
Been
Resident
of
Prince
I
'
Rupert
Three
Years
'
The
death
occurred
at
the
Prince
'
Rupert
General
Hospital
at
6
o'clock
jesierday
morning,
following
at
ngthy
Illness,
of
Benjamin
Glea-on.
aged
63.
who
was
a
baker
by
rade
but
who
recently
had
been
xor
king
on
the
Queen
'Charlotte
stands.
Although
born
in
Belgium.
lee
eased
had
been
for
years
a
na-:urallzed
British
subject
and
had
lived
a
long
time
in
Canada,
having
been
a
resident
of
Prince
Rupert
three
years.
He
was
a
widower
and
had
one
son
who
was
killed
in
ac
ion
during
the
Great
War.
Funeral
arrangements
arc
in;
the
hands
of
Hayner
Bros.,
under-
takers.
Fire
Losses
In
Canada
Greater
Damage
For
Week
Ending
August
15
This
Year
Amounted
to
Si
12500
OTTAWA.
Aug.
20:
Fire
losses,
ln
Canada
for
the
week
ending.
August
15
are
estimated
at
$442,500,
as
compared
with
$140,200
during
i
fifteen
Nazis
went
on
trial
for
their
the
preceding
week
and
with
$193.-
lives
Saturday,
the
authorities
ar-800
during
the
corresponding
week
I
rested
thirty-nine
police
officers
last
year.
Wife
of
Ontario
Cabinet
Minister
In
Auto
Smash-up
with
the
Canadian
Army
Medical
Corps
during
the
Oreat
War.
largooct
who
inrned.the
cun
on
hlmseli
after
aflegedly
shooting
Dr.
Procter,
is
making
continued
Improvement
from
his
self-inflicted
wounds
It
is
expected
a
formal
charge
of
murder
will
now
be
laid
against
him.
KIDNAP
IS
THREATENED
Another
Ontario
Distiller
Hears
From
Would-Be
Abductors
TORONTO.
Aug.
20:
Reports
that
Harry
C.
Hatch,
chairman
of
the
board
of
Hiram
Walkers
and
Oooderham
it
Worts,
distillers,
has
been
threatened
with
kidnapping
are
in
circulation
here.
Participants
In
Nazi
Putsch
Are
Being
Rounded
Up
VIENNA.
Austria.
Aug.
20:
As
sand
policemen
for
alleged
partici
pation
In
the
Nazi
putsch
of
July
25
which
cost
the
life
ot
Chancellor
Englebert
Dolfuss.
Hritish
Pound
and
Canadian
Dollar
on
New
York
Exchange
,
tish
pound
sterling
closed
at
$4.974
here
Saturday
and
the
American
dollar
at
97
21-32c.
,
NEW
YORK.
Aug.
20:-The
Brl-
WINDSOR.
Ont..
Aug.
20:
Mrs.'
tish
pound
sterling
closed
at
$5.09V
Sarah
Croll.
wife
of
Hon.
David
1
on
the
local
foreign
exchange
mar-Croll.
minister
of
welfare
in
the
ket
Saturday
and
the
Canadian
dol-Hepburn
government,
escaped
with
lar
at
$1.02V
minor
injuries
at
the
end
of
the!
MONTREAL.
Aug.
20:
-The
Brl-
week
when
a
car
In
which
she
way
riding
crashed
Into
a
ditch
near
here.
Tuesday's
Carnival
Program
Official
opening
at
8
p.m.
by
Commissioner
Alder
FLOWER
SHOW
KINCOLITII
20-PIECE
ORCHESTRA
CARNIVAL
ATTRACTIONS
DANCING