Fim.Mii
Silent
Him
SUr
Wedded
YrUrday
In
Atlantic
City
to
j
George
Jewell
I
ATLANTIC
City.
April
24
'
No-ma
Talmadge.
famous
screen,
K'rfsv
of
the
silent
picture
days.;
was
awarded
a
Mexican
dt-vor-e
decree
last
week
from
Joseph
M
S
lienk.
moving
picture
pro-'
du
rr
was
married
here
yesterday
',
to
Ocorgc
Jessell.
New
York
screen
Mcr
They
left
Immediately
for
ru
York
nd
are
planning
a
honeymoon
trip
to
Italy
In
'
Wheat
Prices
VANCOUVER,
April
24:
CP
Whcat
was
quoted
at
64c
on
the
wal
exchange
yesterday,
dropping!
sharply
to
02?ic
today.
we
local
metal
market
yesterday,
topping
one
cent
to
433,4c
today.
Today's
Stocks
(Couitear
8-
O.
JohCon
Oo.)
Vancouver
Alexandria.
Mft.
Bayview,
.02.
B.
C.
NlckeL,
1.05.
f
Big
Missouri,
.30
President
And
Secretary
Of
and
SecreUry
of
She
Ttralarne.
15.50.
"
.
'
S"
r.
Bridge
River
Con..
.41.
B.
R.
X..
1.25.
Butte
I.
X.
U
21.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.00.
Dun
ell.
.35.
Dentonia.
155.
Oeorgla
River.
.021
(ask).
Goieonda,
29.
IndUn.
.03
(ask).
Minto.
.73.
Meridian'.
.18.
Morning
Star.
2&t
NaUve
Son.
.05.
.
National
Silver,
JOS
asked.
Noble
Hve.
.11.
Pcnd'
Oreille.
1.00.
Porter
Idaho.
.09.
Premier.
1
2i.
Reeves
McDonald.
.15.
Reward.
j09.
:
Reno.
.95.
Silver
Crest.
.03
i.
Salmon
Oold,
2i
Vfc.
Taylor
Bridge.
1.15.
Wayside.
.37.
Waverly
Tangier.
.OH..
United
Empire,
.16Vi.
Toronto
Central
Patricia.
.75.
Chlbougamau,
.14.
Lee
Oold.
.16.
Granada,
.82.
Inter.
Nickel.
28.70.
Macassa.
2.83.
.
,
Noranda.
42.60.
Sherrltt
Oordon.
1.20.
Slsco.
222.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.51.
Ventures.
.95.
Lake
Maron.
.091j.
Teck
Hughes.
6.70.
Sudbury
Basin.
1.75.
Columarlo.
.40.
Smelter
Oold.
22.
Canadian
Malartlc,
.55.
Little
Long
Lac.
450.
Bagamac
.27.
South
Tiblemont.
.12H.-Maple
Leaf.
.71.
Pickle
Crow.
.80.
Long
Lac
Lagoon,
.21.
Manitoba
&
Eastern,
.24
Y7.
Treasury
Meet
PRESIDENT
IS
ROUSED
Urges
Congress
to
Speed
Anti-Crime
Legislation
Great
Hunt
For
Diilinger
WASHINGTON.
DC.
April
24:
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
gave
Instructions
to
the
Dcpart-imentof
JusUce
yesterday
to
keep
jhlm
personally
Informed
of
all
developments
In
the
chase
for
John
iDllllnger.
notorious
desperado,
fol
lowing
his
latest
escapade
near
Mercer,
Wisconsin,
in
which
he
ana
his
companions
shot
themselves
out
of
ambush,
leaving
four
dead
In
their
wake
including
a
federal
officer
and
an
Innocent
bystander
Meantime,
the
president
Is
urging
i
Congress
to
Immediately
enact
new
anti-crime
legislation,
giving
the
federal
government
more
summary
authority
and
making
the
shooting
ot
federal
officers
a
federal
crime.
One
of
the
greatest
manhunts
In
the
history
of
the
nation
Is
in
pro
gress
as
hundreds
of
officers
engage
In
the
search
for
Dllltnger
and
his
i
gang
who
are
believed
to
be
In
hid
ing
In
the
woods
of
Wisconsin.
Laura
LaPlante
May
Wed
British
Screen
Producer
LONDON,
April
24:
Although
not
denying
the
eventual
possibility.
Laura
Laplante.
well
known
Am
erican
screen
actress,
told
Interviewer
that
reporU
of
her
contemplated
marriage
to
Erllng
Asher.
British
film
producer,
were
somewhat
"premature."
Miss
LaPlante
Is
engaged
In
the
making
of
a
picture
at
Asher's
studios.
GOLD
ritlCi:
ADVANCES
IMIt
SILVER
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
April
24-j
MONTREAL.
April
24-The
Ca-
NEW
vnnt,
T
'..
n.Jn.M.nf
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
nadlan
gold
price
recovered
sharp-
.
A
A
1
1
.1
the
Treasury
iy
uie
yesieraay
on
vne
iocai
.1.1
m.
n
.L.t
.In.
Inn
n
tlASfX
tin
WnrsiTitheau
were
in
conrcrcnce
mem
u..
,
vF
yestJrday
on
budget
matters.
,
eight
cents
from
earlier
In
the
day.
Great
Central
Loggers
Remain
On
Their
Jobs
GREAT
CENTRAL,
Vancouve
Island.
April
24:
Three
hundred
trlklng
loggers
visited
the
camp
here
yesterday
and
urged
eighty
osgers
to
cease
work.
All
but
one
decided,
however
to
remain
at
work.
Cariboo
Highway
TtrW""
"miH
Nlh
of
Snutium
And
Knad
liafflc
is
Interfered
With
VANCOUVER.
April
24:
Traffic
on
the
Cariboo
Highway
is
blocked
MONTREAL,
April
24-The
British
pound
sterling
closed
at
$5.13
on
the
local
foreign
exchange
market
yesterday.
NEW
YORK.
April
24
The
British
pound
sterling
closed
at
$5.-
Today's
Weather
To
morrow
s
Tides
High
10:40
ajn.
172
ft.
prince
Rupert
Clear,
light
west
23:03
p.m.
18it
It.
wind;
barometer,
30.10;
northwest
Low
4:37
a.
7.9
It.
temperature,
54;
sep
oth,
16:45
pjn.
6.6
It.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vul,
XXIV
.
No.
95.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
APRIL
24,
1934
Authorities
at
Doia,
Ala
be.ieve
.,.-:
wfe
k
of
..a
f-ie
01
a
fa"
passenger
train,
which
was
derailed
near
Dora
wnue
operating
between
Memphis,
and
Blrming":m.
was
caused
by
a
small
bolt
placed
on
the
rail
by
a
sm&a
bjy
to
have
it
"iron
flat
Photo
shiws
rescue
workers
at
the'seene,
Engineer
Tom
P.
Kelly
was
scaliedAo
-death,
andiFJreman
Bert
Davis
was
critically
injuredM-ifc"
?;.:
..:::.:..;:
Britain's
VANCOUVER
PROVINCE
WINS
WESTERN
TITLE
WINNIPEG.
April
24:
(CPi
Vancouver
Province
last
night
defeated
Winnipeg
Ro-
berUon
Memorials
31
to
25
in
the
fifth
and
deciding
game
of
the
Western
Canada
men's
senior
basketball
champion-
ship
series.
The
Province
won
three
games
and
the
local
team
two.
The
Vancouverites
4-
will
now
meet
the
Montreal
Natlonales
for
the
Dominion
championship.
ATTITUDE
Firm
But
Conciliatory"
Note
Sent
To
Japanese
Government
at
Tokyo
LONDON.
April
24:
Another
British
note
stated
to
be
of
"firm
made
it
clear
that
it
was
opposed
to
such
a
policy
and
would
Insist
on
a
continuation
of
the
"open
door"
in
China.
Auto
Magnate's
Golden
Wedding
Licence
Fees
is
Set
PRICE:
FIVE
.CENTS
WldH
ON
SILVER
NO
W
ANTICIPA
TED
COL.
RALSTON
LEADS
ATTACK
ON
BUDGET
IN
COMMONS
One
Billion
Ounces
of
White
Metal
Will
Be
Bought
by
Uncle
Sam
Would
lc
Purchased
For
Use
as
Primary
Money
at
Rate
Of
Fifty
Million
Ounces
Monthly
Concessional
Passage
and
Presidential
Approval
Predicted
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
April
24:
(CP)
Congressional
pa-sage
and
presidential
approval
of
a
bill
to
authorize
the
purchase
of
one
billion
ounces
of
silver
for
use
as
primary
money
was
predicted
today
by
a
member
of
the
Senate
silver
bloc
who
participated
in
the
White
House
wlvcr
conference
yesterday.
The
legislation
would
call
for
the
purchase
of
fifty
million
ounces
of
silver
monthly.
MORE
BODIES
1
OUT
OF
MINE
Qxtt
One
Hundred
VicUms
Taken
Oat
ot
lUIktn
Colliery
and
More
Still
Therein
SARAJEVO.
April
24:
-Bodies
of
.u.fr-one
more
victims
of
the
-
...;4f
r-
disaster
of
the
week-end
't?
were
brought
out
of
the
mlne(
-'.crday.
bringing
the
toUl
of.
be
J:
vj
fir
removed
to
109.
There!
i.:
-
i't
over
one
hundred
men
In'
rune,
all
of
whom
are
believed
"
be
dead
Rescue
operations
are,
meeting.
I
Jake
the
Barber
Is
Going
Across
Loom
Hit
Fight
Against
Extradition
And
Mutt
fare
Investigation
J
in
r.ngiann
CHICAGO.
April
24:-Hls
fight
i-iinst
extradition
having
failed,
John
Factor
tJake
the
Barber
will
tlv..iV.y
be
taken
from
here
to
Eng-ar1
wher
he
Is
wanted
for
inve-
'Jauun
in
connection
with
his
twinniai
activities
some
years
ago.
i:
was
announced
yesterday.
Norma
Talmadge
Married
Again
Blame
Trick
of
Small
Boy
For
Fatal
Train
Wreck
Gold
Tax
Is
"Unfair
and
Unjustified"
In
Grit
Critic's
Opinion
Described
as
"Inevitable
Result
of
Unsound
Fiscal
Policies'In
Violation
of
Spirit
of
Confederation,
Declares
Taschereau
OTTAWA,
April
24:
(CP)
Branding
the
ten
percent
gold
tax
as
"unfair,
unequitable
and
unjustifiable"
and
the
inevitable
result
of
unsound
fiscal
policies,
Hon.
J.
L.
Kal-
jston,
Liberal
financial
critic,
led
the
attack
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
on
the
Rhodes
budget.
He
moved
a
straight
want
of
confidence
motion
which
would
place
the
House
on
record
as
disapproving
of
nrii
r'P
TT)
J
the
"policies
of
economic
natlonal-
J
ism
which
have
proved
so
disastrous
TyffrIT
C
A
I
17
'policies
which
will
promote
export
DUUZiEi
uAi-Ll
trade
throughout
the
world."
Taschereau
Critical
Alaska
Regulations
and
Scale
of
QUEBEC.
Anril
24:
ICP)
No
worse
blows
have
been
aimed
at
Canadian
unity
and
spirit
that
pre-
JUNEAU.
April
23:-RegulatlonstTaUed
atj
and
resulted
In,
Confed-governing
the
legal
.
eoUg.uor;erall(m.
ur
the
Dominion
Oovem-lh
Alaska
have
been
announced
"by
merit's
legUlaUon
in
regard
to
the
the
territorial
Liquor
Control
proposed
Marketing
Bill
and
the
Board.
Licences
will
be
granted
ten
percent
levy
on
gold.
Premier
from
year
to
year
daUng
from
July,
Taschereau
of
Quebec
declared
In
a
statement
here
last
night.
He
at-
The
annual
fee
for
an
ordinary
;
tacked
the
measures
as
encroach.
I
liquor
selling
licence
will
be
$100,
W
UDOn
Drovincial
riahts.
the
peUtion
of
the
would-be
licen-;
cee
to
be
signed
by
at
least
fifty
re-1
putable
citizens
before
a
licence
Is
Dnc
Pnneollo
eranted.
In
addition
to.
the
licence
lvUOd
1
UlldCllC
fee.
there
will
be
a
tax
on
all,
liquor
purchased
by
the
licencee.
Ships
of
250
tons
or
more
may
not
dispense
liquor
except
in
an
but
conciliatory"
atUtude
has
been
i
Alastan
port
on
payment
of
a
$50
dispatched
to
Tokyo
seeking
fur-!
annual
fee.
ther
particulars
In
regard
to
the!
The
wholesale
liquor
licence
fee
new
Japanese
policy
which
sets
j
is
set
at
$ioo.
f
jrth
a
sort
of
Monroe
Doctrine
fo
the
Far
East
and
insists
on
"hands
off"
policy
in
regard
China
as
far
as
the
rest
of
the
world
is
concerned.
The
British
note
a
PAQQFQ
IN
Johns
of
This
City,
Died
Suddenly
on
Sunday
Harold
P.
Johns
of
King
Edward
High
School
teaching
staff
here,
has
received
advice
of
the
death
in
Victoria
on
Suncfay
of
his
father,'
Albion
Johns,
who
had
been
a
well
;
known
resident
of
the
Capital
City
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
W.
Nash
Celebrate
for
forty-eight
years.
Deceased,
who
Fiftieth
Anniversary
at
j
was
sixty-seven
years
of
age.
had
.
Beverley
Hills
ibcen
in
falling
health
for
somei
!
little
tlme'but
his
death
came
quite
BEVERLEY
HILLS.
Cal,
April
suddenly.
He
was
in
business
In
24:
C.
W.
Nash,
former
president
;
Victoria
in
the
early
days
but
had
'of
of
the
the
Nash
Nash
Motor
Motor
Car
Car
Co.
Co.
and
and'one
one
bee
been
retired
for
a
number
of
years.:
,
TJil
1
J
I
Cl'J
DlOCKed
DY
Ollde
of
the
prominent
pioneers
of
the
He
American
mo4or
cur
industry,
and
Ont
!
Flint.
Mich.
for
a
few
days
on
account
of
a,
I
laflP
Of
LaTiadrt
slide
which
damaged
a
bridge
north
j
I
of
Spuzzum.
Pound
Sterling
and
Canadian
Dollar
Has
Big
Increase
Was
$133,000,090
Better
Last
Year
Than
In
Previous
154
on
the
local
foreign
exchange
In
the
the
market
yesterday
and
the,
Cana-!
figures
friira
of
nr
tr
the
dlan
dollar
at
$1.00?i.
OTTAWA,
April
24
The
trade
of
was
a
native
all
of
Victoria,
and
a
daughter.
Miss
Ethel
Johns,
also
resident
In
Victoria.
A
brother
of
deceased
is
Charles
Johns
of
Victoria
while
Sa-,
mucl
Johns
of
California
Is
an-!
bther
brother.
There
Is
also
a
mar-,
rled
sister
In
Victoria.
I
The
funeral
takes
place
in
Vic
torla
tomorrow.
Halibut
Arrivals
Canada
went
over
the
one
thous-.
and
million
dollar
mark
crunng
the'
Canadian
fiscal
year
ending
March
31
this
East
Bay.
9.000
pounds,
offered
year
and
was
$132,000,000
better
5c
and
45c
by
Cold
Storage,
holding
previous
fiscal
year,
over.
i
vim
in
ion
liurenu
nr
i:arv
itnrp
71x111.
i:mn
Mtnrai".
(Statistics
reveal.
5c
and
4.5c.
Is
Improving
Famous
Opera
Star
Conscious
After
Being
"2
Hours
in
State
of
Coma
Has
Erysipelas
!
1EW
YORK,
April
24:-Consld-,erable
Improvement
Is
reported
In
io
i
i.
Al
l
the
condition
of
Rosa
Ponselle.
fa-
ITTDTAm
1
mous
Metropolitan
opera
star,
who
VII
I
I
I
K
I
A
nas
been
critically
111
with
erysl-
pelas.
After
having
been
In
a
state
of
coma
for
72
hours.
Miss
Ponselle"
regained
consciousness
on
Samuel
Insull
i
Past
Gibrallat
Ship
Carrying
Former
Financier
And
Fugitive
From
Justice
Heads
Out
Into
Atlantic
GIBRALTAR,
April
24:
-The
ship
bearing
Samuel
Insull
sr.
to
United
Cln,..
K
111
4.1
.
....
tc
uc
vw
.ace
mai
uii
Of
Owen
Sound.
'
charges
of
embezzlement
and
lar-
Mrs.
Nash
celebrated
their
golden
in
addition
to
the
son
here.
sur-:"n,J'
foI'owJn8
hl
indictment
by
a
wedding
anniversary
at
thelfcBe-
Vlvln
relatives
Include
the
widow,
Chicago
grand
Jury,
passed
throu?ti
verley
Hills
home
yesterday.
They
three
other
sons.
Dr.
Harry
Johns,
the
stra,ts
0(
Gibraltar
yesterday
cnroute
to
New
ork.
were
married
fifty
years
agoat
clarence
Jahns
and
Wilfrid
Johns,
NEW
CODE
FOR
MINES
Wage
Scale
Approved
by
President
Roosevelt
F.spected
to
Result
In
50,000
Resuming
Work
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
April
24:
It
is
announced
that
President'
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
has
approved
of
a
new
wage
code
for
the
coal
mining
Industry
which,
it
Is
expected,
will
result
In
the
early
return
.
j
to
work
of
some
50,000
coal
miners.