M
TV
f
r
1
I!
C
II-
,
33,
MfMlau.
.14.
M'
'ning
star,
.17
ak).
Uj'
ve
Son.
.02.
N'-mal
Silver,
.03,
f;
V:
rive.
.08.
r
'
OreUle.
.65.
''Qrtcr
Idaho,
.00.
1'rctnltrr.
1.27.
tecvcs
McDonald,
.13.
Reward.
.05.
R'n-j.
,90.
Silver
Crest.
,02.
Salmon
Gold,
".11.
,
T'
br
Bridge,
J9.'
"yslde,
.07
4.
Waveriy
Tangier.
.01
4.
Urltfd
Empire.
.15.
Canatlinn
Dollar
on
Now
York
Exchange
EW
YORK,
July
10:
Tlic
Brl-
n
Pound
Herllna
closed
at
$5.03
tonka.
nwafcUu
ctrna
Several
Hundred
Arc
She
Drowned
in
Hood
in
India
RIMI.A.
India.
July
16:-ScvcraTj
hundred
persons
are
feared
to
have
been
drowned
In
floods
wnicn
swept
over
Assam
at
the
end
of
the
week.
01.01
HANSON
HACK
ii..,,
mp
for
Skecna,
Eighty
Thousand
Workers
Quit
Jobs
and
Many
Other
thousand
Involved
Condition
Resembles
That
of
Wartime
Siege
Spread
is
Feared
SAN
FRANCISCO,
July
16:-San
Francisco
became
tied
up
thin
morning
with
a
general
strike
of
virtually
all
union
labor
the
latest
phase
in
the
longshoremen's
strike
ituation.
While
the
strikers
were
said
to
be
making
ar
rangement
for
special
policing
to
preserve
peace
and
or
der
among
themselves
and
for
the
distribution
of
food
and
ntctitlei
among
the
people,
many
.
outbreaks
of
violence
mere
repor-
1IT
rw
T
T
ted.
The
situation
u
tenae
and
vlr-
W
1
1
I
KI
M
II
that
many
people
fere
tearing
the
1
dtf
,
however,
were
described
as
be-;
tag
hiahly
exaggerated,
j
Tbe
paralyatog
union
labor
strike
in
vol
res
more
than
WjOOO
workers
Twentyllte
Million
Dollar
Con
and
throws
other
thousands
out
of
i
lmctln
Pro
j
ram
Planned
wotk.
1
tly
nritUh
Company
Matlonal
Guam
troops
with
MANY
SHIPS
and
one-!
LONDON.
July
16:
Sir
Edward
intmedlately
conversed
Peacock.
Canadlan-bom
director
01
up
the
ttokYrn
area
foUewlns4"BDV?VEnRlaid',t
"
und'-(he
strike
being
mdc
effective.
1
stood.
U
wic
of
ine
prime
movers
One
thousand
Uwps
had
been
or-
.
In
a
hupe
...
Hnanclal
deal
Involving
isj
fAi
.a
km
fmnliOa
Angeles
and
regular
tint
rawqg
01
jj.uvua
Army
troops
are
standing
ready
for
call
at
headquarters
here
Under
a
virtual
state
of
wartime
steae.
the
enure
Bay
district
u
crippled
and
roving
bands
of
plr-kets
attempted
a
complete
stoppage
of
food
supplies
to
the
population
of
a
million
and
a
quarter
persons.
I
la
Id
of
mobs
on
grocery
stores
were
inereastne.
rioters
threaten-Ira;
the
proprietors,
smashing
win
dows
and
looting
the
stores.
.About
the
only
union
workers
not
on
strike
are
the
printers
who
were
awarded
a
ten
percent
wage,
increase
by
tbe
publishers
on
Sa
turday.
Newspapers
are
publishing
as
usual.
Many
restaurants
arc
closed,
being
unable
to
obtain
food
suppttes
while
numerous
stores,
their
valuable
stocks
sold
out.
arc
also
eloMd.
Syrcad
of
the
general
strike
to
Los
Angeles
Portland
and
Seattle
Is
said
here
to
be
possible.
ATTEMPT
AT
DISARMAMENT
World
Powers
Commit
The
mflves
To
Make
Another
Serious
j
Try
In
September
I
OKNBVA.
July
16.
-
The
world!
powers
committed
themselves
on
Saturday
to
another
serious
effort!
at
disarmament
next
September
Dy
official
convocation
of
the
steering
committee
of
the
disarmament
conference.
slve
shipbuilding
program
to
oe
launched
by
the
Peninsular
and
Oriental
Navigation
Co.
NAZI
HEAD
IS
KILLED
Cornelius
Zlmmer
of
Austria
Slain
By
Three
Unknown
Asallants
On
Saturday
VIENNA.
July
16:
Cornelius
Zlmmer.
Austrian
Nail
leader,
was
shot
to
death
Saturday
by
three
un
known
men
who
entered
nis
.Wheat
Prices
Winnipeg
July.
82.
October,
83V
December.
.85.
Cblraco
July.
.90U.
September.
.97'i-December.
.09J.
WEATHER
REPORT
I
latelton
Cloudy,
calm,
CO.
Srnlthers
Cloudy,
calm,
cool,
Bums
Lake
Raining,
calm,
cool,
Terrace
Rain,
calm,
51.
Alyaiuh
Cloudy,
calm,
55.
Anyox
Ralnlnc,
calm,
55.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
53,
KAVE
DON
GETS
FOUR
MONTHS
FOR
MANSLAUGHTER
DOUGLAS,
Isle
of
Man,
July
16:
(CP
Kaye
Don,
noted
racing
driver,
was
today
sen-
tenced
to
four
months'
Im
prisonment
for
manslaugiiter
In
connection
with
the
death
of
his
mechanic.
Francis
Tay
who
arrived
lnSmlthers
a
few
days
Todays
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
HHh
4:11
ajn.
17.8
ft
pr
r
f
Rupert-Par
Jpudy.
light
16:53
am.
18.4
ft.
.
r;;y
wind;
b-
30H;
Low
10:38
ajn.
5.0
ft.
23:10
pjn.
12
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMHIA'S
NEWSPAPER
v
XXV
No
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JULY
16,
1934
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
.7
GENERAL
STRIKE
IN
'FRISCO
TODAY
MRS.
SIEEVES
WINNER
NORTH
VANCOUVER
BY-ELECTION
City
of
GoJen
Gafe
Virtually
nder
Martial
Law;
Disorder
Is
General
and
Situation
Serious
Today's
Stocks
it.
O
Jotum
i-.i
New
York
A
:
t
rmiraU.
t$lfc.
P
V
i's
Of
it
,
Motors.
32.
41.
.,-4'
-.
el
3I1..
Toronto
"
I5.M.
x
ia
(
!
.kf.
2
IB.
,"'75.
48
50.
Ilargreav
e.
0,40.
,
ratrleU,
.91,
-imiu.
134,
10',
TO
KPl
3ft
66.
"
.
2
54
43J5.
Gordon,
XZ,
41
n
Cadlltae,
47.
Ao
M
rtm.
.09.
k
li
ighf.
fl
w.
lUiln.
1.43.
.:-.
15.
f
'
OoW.
MVt.
Ma.artlc.
GO.
L.mg
Lac.
7.40,
t
R'uyn.
.13.
nu.
43.
"
Laf
,414.
k
f
row.
1j67.
-:
Lar
Lagoon.
.33.
M;.r
.
toba
it
Eastern.
M.
Vancouver
A.
id
.1rla.
.054.
fcr.iPw.
014.
D.
C
Nickel.
.70.
MlMwurt,
J7.
Bs
'me.
16.50.
Dr
-
v
mrer
Con,
.19.
B.
R
X
118
"
I
X
C
.15.
fi:
byo
Quarts.
155.
ton
well.
.15.
kf'
-mm.
.51.
.a
River.
01
U.
"''da.
.374.
ilr.
.05.
i
.03
(ask).
General
Strike
In
San
Francisco
aflaeSSik
fllvBaaaaaaaV
aapjai
v"wc
awj
m
irfoii
i-ss.
1
L?ia
.AuxaaHsaKaaaaavx
W"
'jaaV
aawSujaaaaaaaaflPaPI&Y
I
'aLLS:',jsaiBaBl
A
gen
ia.
E-nKe
li.jr.n.;
toda,
.
aaj.
r.iu.cw-o.
is
the
outcome
of
serious
rioting
along
the
oocks
and
p.ers
of
San
Fraurisro
whe.-e
longshoremen
have
been
on
strike
for
nearly
two
months.
Violent
noting
broke
out
a
few
days
ago
and
police
were
inadequate
to
cope
with
the
rioters.
A
hurry
call
was
put
In
and
the
militia
was
called
out
with
orders
to
shoo;
into
the
crowd,
if
necessary.
As
a
resuK.
at
least
three
were
killed
and
scores
wounded.
The
above
shows.
Top
Heimeted
policemen,
wearing
gas
masks,
running
through
clouds
of
their
own
tear
gas
chasing
pickets;
Below
Two
strikers
that
were
shot.
Even
the
firemen
were
called
out
to
fight
fires
set
by
strikers.
C.
C.
F.
Retains
Seat
In
British
Columbia
Legislature
Contest
Liberal
Candidate
Down
Over
Five
Hundred
Votes
With
Neither
United
Front
or
Independent
Aspirants
Figuring
in
Fight
NORTH
VANCOUVER,
July
16:
(CP)
Mrs.
Dorothy
j
G.
Stceves
retained
North
Vancouver
seat
in
the
British
I
Columbia
Legislature
for
the
Co-operative
Common-
.
111.
I"
I
a
.
.
Uv..e.....i
1...
A
e-aii
h,
weaitn
re
u
auu
111
oiuiuuav
s
uv-vitxuuii
iu
mi
vuv
a-
cancv
created
bv
the
death
of
the
late
Harley
C.
Ander
Improvement
In
!
American
Economic
Index.81??!!-
Things
in
Canada
Continuing
to
Get
Detler,
Federal
Statistics
Show
OTTAWA,
July
16:
An
economic
index
maintained
by
the
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics
recorded
a
i8rii,i,pni
28.
The
sentence
July
7
over
the
last
week
In
June.
t
Ottawa
came
inlo
race
0,1
May
r,"r,'afn
2l,t
this
at-
U
being
appealed.
Don
had
Car
loading,
on
Canadian
rail-
'l
the
l()Cnl
Inrrl,,,,
trnm
hff
in
llltfl
teio
iOT
Oil
on
J
Saturday,
the
Canadian
dollar
tcrnoon's
train.
He
will
be
here
u.i-
been
co
vlcted
by
a
Jury
on
ways
for
the
week
ennmg
Juiy
11
a
premium
of
from
11.33c
til
Wednesday
aiwrnoon
wnc,
with
46,615
for
the
preceding
week.
win
mum
-
totalled
39,947
cars
as
compared
i
son,
C.
C.
F.
member.
With
one
small
poll,
Gambier
Island,
having
only
17
votes,
remaining
to
....
.
,
be
heard
from,
Mrs.
Stecves
had
a
vr
i
I
majority
of
505
over
Mackenzie
nallDUl
AlTlVcllS
Matheson,
the
Liberal
candidate.
jThe
vote
was
as
follows:
Mrs.
Steeves.
2,789.
Matheson.
2.284.
E.
E.
Leary.
United
Front,
150.
James
Wltham,
Independent,
41.
Lumen.
17.000.
8.1c
and
6
2c.
Pa-
clflc.
Diana,
8,000.
7.7c
and
5c,
Bootn.
Canadian
R.
W..
12500.
5.8c
and
5c,
Storage.
Toodle.
12500,
6,1c
and
5c,
Booth.
Bayvlew,
8000,
5.7c
and
5c
Atlin.,
Atlln.
Bdrgund,
10,000,
5,8c
and
5c.
At
lln.
St.
Louis
Officers
Shoot
Mother
Of
IIOKKID
FIND
IS
MADE
IX
TKUNK
BRIGHTON.
Eng..
July
16:
CP
A
trunk
holding
a
wo-
A
1
1
I
1
.
L.
uiau
s
uuuy
aim
wiiat
was
isc-
-r
I-r
.
lieved
to
be
the
head
and
arms
of
a
woman
whose
torso
was
found
a
month
ago
was
discovered
yesterday.
The
po-
lice
refused
to
disclose
details.
Wage
Increase
For
Steel
Workers
In
Pittsburg
Given
socUtlon
of
Iron.
Workers.
Steel
and
Tin
Church
Head
Is
'
In
Better
Shape
Definite
Improvement
Is
Reported
In
Condition
of
Primate
of
Church
of
England
HALIFAX.
July
16:-The
condition
of
Most
Rev.
Clare
L.
Worrell,
aged
Primate
of
the
Church
of
England
In
Canada,
was
reported
at
Children
to
Death
j
the
week-end
as
showing
definite
(signs
of
Improvement.
,
ST.
LOUIS.
July
16-
-Demun
of
Justice
agents
who
surrounded
I.nvDON
GOLD
a
house
here
shouting
"Come
out
LONDON
July
16:
Bar
gold
was
Dllllnger,"
shot
to
death
the
mother
sell'n
at
138
shillings
per
ounce
on
of
two
small
children
when
they
London
metal
market
Satur-opened
fire.
.day.
DIES
IN
VICTORIA
William
John
Alder,
Son
o:
City
Commissioner.
Here,
Passes
-'
Avray
Word
was
received
at
the
City
!Hall
this
morning
of
the
death
at
I
Victoria
Saturday
night
or
William
!
John
Alder,
eldest
son
of
City
Commissioner
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Alder
of
:
this
city.
The
young
man
had
been
j
taken
seriously
ill
a
couple
of
weeks
;
go
and
underwent
an
operation.
At
I
that
time.
Commissioner
Alder
was
.called
to
Victoria.
Mrs.
Alder
hav-'
lng
already
been
there.
!
About
thirty-six
years
of
age.
the
!late
William
John
Alder
lived
in
i
Prince
Rupert
as
a
boy
in
the
early
I
days
and
for
some
years
attended
the
local
schools.
Since
his
father
tookover
the
city
commlssioner.-iship
here,
deceased
had
been
in
;
charge
of
the
business
interests
In
:
Victoria.
!
In
addition
to
the
parents,
who
jwiU
have
the
deep
sympathy
of
.many
local
friends,
deceased
is
survived
by
a
sister,
Mrs.
F.
G
Bryn-
lldsen
01
sealue,
and
two
oroincrs.
George
Alder
in
California
and
Harold
Alder,
whs
is
now
studying
Ul
Toronto.
The
funeral
will
tafce
place
In
Victoria
on
Thursday.
CANADIANS
TO
LONDON
Ninety-Six
Chosen
For
British
Empire
Games
to
be
Held
Next
Month
HAMILTON,
July
16:
CP
Ninety-six
Canadians
have
been
chosen
for
the
British
Empire
Games
in
London
next
month.
The
British
Columbians
include
the
following:
Track
and
Field
Allan
Poole,
Kelowna:
Joe
Addison.
Victoria;
Joe
Haley,
Trail;
Robert
Dixon,
Robert
Waters.
Lillian
Palmer,
Mar
garet
Bell
and
Mary
FrlzzeU,
aU
of
Vancouver.
Swimming
Robert
Hooper,
Van
couver.
Manitoba
Gold
Production
Big
Nearly
Twelve
.Million
Dollars
in
First
Half
of
Year
PITTSBURG.
July
16:
Employ-
J
ees
of
seven
large
steel
plants
have'
WINNIPEG.
July
16:
A
total
of
been
granted
a
three
and
a
halt
j
51.610
ounces
of
gold
was
produced
percent
wage
increase
under
terms
j
in
this
province
during
the
sbt-af
contracts
announced
by
the
months
ending
June
30
valued
at
president
of
the
Amalgamated
As-1
approximately
$11,777,964.
Keep
In
Line
With
the
best
thought
of
the
day
SUBSCRIBE
TO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
NOW
and
take
advantage
of
the
special
-bargain
rate
of
$1.50
to
the
end
of
the
year
Others
are
doing
It,
why
not
you?
.a'
l
A
4lW
fit
iii
''ft
I
1
.1
ft