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v
xxiv
no.
no.
London
Sees
Little
Likelihood
of
Fully
Wheat
Prices
In
Teg
Soar
Winnipeg.
May
ll;-Oteomy
prospects-
attributed
ylo
un-1
lihle
weather
condition
In
(
m
u
tirtn
of
the
prairies
owing;
''
dr
night
enndltlonl
tent
wheat,
i;r
-mrlng
on
the
local
grain
n
:.
n-.ttf
yesterday,
i
Winnipeg
i
.her.
74,.
Chicago
M..
M.
88,.
Boi.irmber.
89&.
Woman
Dies
In
Bus
in
Ontario
Mrt.
Mary
Scharfrr
Succumb
at
Kitchener
While
nn
Her
Way
,
To
Early
Mais
I
KITCHENER,
X)nt..
May
11:'
Mi
Mary
Schaefer.
aged
67.
died
,
"'
j
ii'ary
bus
on
her
way
to
Mass
"
R
man
Catholic
Church
here
'in
.in-
the
driver
being
unaware
'
her
,
cmdltlon'
unUl
he
stopped
w
pi'
up
the
next
passenger.
Pioneer
of
Chain
Store
Business
In
T
Canada
is
Dead
ll
a
a
.
.
""miuw,
Ont..
May
11:
Wtl-
j
lm
Co-roll,
aged
38.
pioneer
!n
the
1
hair
More
business
In
Canada,
died
.
home
lit
Appleby
yesterday
!
"w
a
brief
Illness.
I
N
W
LOWS
mil
YEAH
ItlX'OUDEI)
THURSDAY
ON
STOCK
EXCHANGE
!
I
NEW
YORK,
May
U.-Prlces
;
T
ascended
to
new
lows
for
the
'
.
on
the
New
York
Stock
!
"change
yesterday,
losses;
rnslng
to
more
than
four
i
Points
in
active
-Issues
and
ourtcert
poInU
In
some
of
the
,
'nactives.
(l
!
y
't
i
Today's
Stocks
Bridge
River
Con
J4.
D.
R.
X.
1X.
Butt
I.
X.
U
30.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.40.
DunwtH.
28.
Dentenia,
.77.
Georgia
Klver.
J32.
Ooieoixta,
J3.
Indian,
.02.
Mlnto,
3.
Meridian.
.17.
Morning
Star,
28.
NaUve
Son.
M.
National
Silver,
M.
Noble
Five,
.10Vj.
Pend
Oreille,
5.
Porter
Idaho.
.10.
Premier.
127.
Reeves
McDonald,
.15.
Reward.
.08.
Silver
Crett,
.03
"V
Reno,
7.
Salmon
Oold.
21.
Taylor
Bridge.
.75.
Wayside.
.37V4.
Vhltewnter.
.OStfc.
Waverly
Tangier.
.01
V4.
United
Empire,
.15.
Toronto
Central
Patricia,
.66.
Chlbougamau,
.12.
Lee
Oold.
.14
Vi.
Oranada.
.65.
Noranda.
39.75.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.06.
Slsco.
2.18.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.48.
Ventures.
.92.
Lake
Maron.
.03.
Sudbury
Basin.
1.04.
Columarto.
-34ft.
Smelter
Gold.
28.
,
.
..v
wan.
i
Little
Long
Lac.
4.45.
Bagnmac,
20.
"
:
South
Tiblemont.
.10.
MnDle
Leaf.
55Vi.
Pickle
Crow.
.73.
Long
Lac
Lagoon.
23.
Manitoba
it
Eastern.
21.
InUr.
Nickel.
26.85.
Dome.
37.00.
Tcck
Hughes.
6
00.
Bralorne.
13.15.
Macassa.
2.55.
Eldorado.
2.51.
Holllngcr,
15.75.
Brnzillan.
10.
Walkers,
15i
Distillers,
165.
Can.
Industrial
Alcohol,
11tb
C.
T.
R..
15?s.
Meeting
Obligations
British
Press
Comments
Upon
President
Roosevelt's
Attitude
on
War
Debt
Question
Difficulty
is
Largely
One
of
Transfer
LONDON,
May
11:
-The
British
press,
commenting
widely
on
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt's
declaration
on
war
debts
including
his
intention
to
recommend
to
(
ogress
that
no
further
token
payments
be
accepted
as
etulencc
of
good
faith
on
the
part
of
debtor
nations,
says
nat
there
is
little
likelihood
of
Europe
paying
the
billions
owed
to
the
United
States
and
asserts
further
that
the
real
difficulty
is
not
one
of
payment
but
one
of
transfer.
Supplied
by
b.
D.
Joluuton
Co.
Lb'
Gloom
r
Crop
Prospects
0ing
to,
ancouver
Infavorable
Wrallier
lore
I
Prices
Up
Alexandria,
.04.
BayviewjOlft.
D.
C.
Nickel,
1.23,
Dig
Mlwurtjr30.
Bralorne.
12.75.
enemy
ueev
aunng
me
recent
j3.
army
navy
joint
;
xero.se
President
of
Tobacco
Company
Throws
Bombshell
in
Session
Of
-Committee
on
Mass
Buying
Alleges
That
Macdonald
Concern
Was
Asked
by
Conservatives
For
Campaign
Funds
in
1930
Advantage
Given
His
Competitor
OTTAWA,
May
11:
(CP)
Walter
M.
Stewart
of
Montreal,
president
of
the
W.
C.
Macdonald
Tobacco
Co.,
threw
a
bombshell
into
the
proceedings
of
the
mass
buying
committee
of
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
when
he
wan
ed
the
chairman,
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens,
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
to
call
three
members
of
the
government
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
31,000
pounds,
72c
and
5c
Canadian
110,000
pounds,
5c-and
4.5c
to
3.2c
and
4.5c.
5c
American
Rainier,
34.000,
Booth,
72c
and
5c.
Visitor,
1,000,
Cold
Storage,
7c
and
Canadian
Covenant,
20,000,
and
Takla,
20,-
000,
Edmunds
St
Walker,
52c
and
4.5c
Johanna,
17,000,
Atlln,
-5c
and
4.5c
Cape
Spencer,
8,000.
and
Bor-
gund,
7.500,
Cold
Storage,
5.2c
and
L
Morris
!!.,
12.000:
Thrasher,
5.600:
Bobble,
5,500,
and
Cape
Race.
3,500,
Cold
)ia
Storage.
storage,
5c
oc
and
ana
4.5c.
voc.
.iwhom
ne
did
not
name,
claiming
that
his
questions
would
concern
"buying
of
the
government."
Mr.
Stevens
ruled
that
he
had
no
right
to
call
members
of
the
gov
eminent
and
question
them.
"You
are
talking
about
buying
of
tobacco,"
Stewart
insisted.
"What
I'm
talking
about
is
buying
of
the
government."
The
chairman
told
Stewart
that
he
was
there,
to
answer
questions
and
not
to
make
statements
or
ac
cusations.
Edward
Young,
Liberal
member
for
Weyburn.
Sask..
said
that
if
members
of
the
government
had
any
light
to
throw
on
the
subject
the
committee
would
call
them.
"Certainly."
agreed
Mr.
Stevens,
i
Campaign
Funds
Asked
Continuing
his
evidence.
Mr.
Stewart
Informed
the
committee
that
the
W.
C.
Macdonald
Tobacco
(Continued
on
Page
Four)
Or
1
f
1
1
Kalcn,.11.500,
Atlln.
5.1c
and
45c.
tOle
JeWCIS
and
AMERICAN
STOCKS
New
York
U.S.-Steel.
43.
Ocheral
Motors,
32
V.
American,
CaU
05!!
-
Allied
Chemicals.'
130V4.
American
Smelters,
38.
.
CANADIAN
GOLD
Fur
Coat
of
Star
.Man
Who
Took
Property
of
Greta
,
Nissen
Says
He
Threw-Things
Away
as
Valueless
LONDON.
May
11:
George
Swindler,
18-year
old
costermonger,
who
stole
Jewels
worth
$5000
and
a
fur
coat
valued
at
$1000
from
Greta
MONTREAL,
May
11:
(CP)
The
i
Nissen,
Scandinavian
film
stan
sayi
Canadian'
gold
price
was
up
3c
to-
he
threw
them
away
as
being
value-day
at
$34,74.
jless.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
MAY
11,
1934
U.
S.
Not
To
Be
Caught
Napping
With
These!
One
of
the
big
barkers
of
,h
Panama
canat
zone
defer
ns
sa;s
ieho'
wax.
a
roarfcg
blast
at
the
tn
the
zane
T
ie
railway
gun
that
BAIL
CUT
!
IS
DENIED;
!
AT
LIBERTY
Chicago
Authorities
Give
Insull
Freedom
on
Bonds
Of
s.:oa,ooo
CHICAGO.
May
11:
Samuel
In-
sull
has
been
refused
reduction
in
the
$200,000
ball-
bond
pending
trial
on
charges
In
connection
with
the
failure
of
his
former
utilities
enterprises
but
he
was
released
to-;
day
from
Cook
County
jail,
having
been
able
to
raise
the
bonds
with
the
assistance
01
a
security
com
.More
Than
$7,000,000
Presented
Roosevelt
For
FUht
Against
Infantile
Paralysis
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
May
11:
to
!A
total
of
$7,003,003
collected
from
rich
and
poor
alike
has
been
presented
to
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
to
be
used
In
the
fight
against
infantile
paralysis,
dread
disease
which
attacked
him
thirteen
years
ago
and
which
left
him
a
partial
'
cripple.
Chief
of
Soviet
Police
is
Dead
The
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
big
power
tuc
Salvage
Princess
ran
ashore
at
high
water
near
the
lower
end
of
Grenviile
Channel
about
midnight
last
night
and,
while
she
is
reported
to
be
little,
if
any,
damaged,
she
is
unable
to
refloat
herself
so
the
company's
smaller
power
tug
Pachena
was
dispatched
today
to
assist
her.
Further
word
as
to
the
vessel's
plight
was
being
awaited
early
this
afternoon.
The
Salvage
Princess
left
here
at
noon
yesterday
for
Union
Pass
at
the
lower
end
of
Grenviile
Channel
to
pick
up
a
tow
of
logs
for
Georgetown
box
factory.
W.
R.
McAfee,,
one
of
the
operators
of
the
box
factory,
was
on
board.
pany.
On
being
arraigned
today.
InsullJ
I?
A
IT
P
declined
to
enter
any
plea
to
Indict-'
IVtILi
Vlll
JljJL
ments
charging
him
with
fraudu-
'ent
use
of
the
malls
and
violation
of
the
bankruptcy
laws.
BIG
FUND
IS
RAISED
NAMED
NEW
Former
Premier
Harrington
of
Nova
Scotia
Appointed
Chairman
of
Railway
Board
OTTAWA,
May
11:
It
is
an-
'
nounced
that
Hon.
Oordon
S.-
Har-;
rlngton.
former
Premier
of
Nova
Scotia,
will
succeed
Hon.
C.
P.
Ful-jlerton
as
chairman
of
the
board
of
tlon
having
been
made
vacant
i
Fred
Rlffou
received
the
sad
news
Vlarhestav
Mrnzhinsky
Was
Head
today
that
his
sister.
Mrs.
G.
C.
Of
Political
Force
In
Red
Smith,
of
Winnipeg,
had
passed
Republic
Kirkland
Lake
Miner
Lost
Life
lj
KIRKLAND
LAKE.
Ont..
May
11:
Archie
MacDonald.
employed
for
many
years
at
the
Teck
Hughes
Mines,
died
Wednesday
night
from
lnlurles
received
when
a
loose
rock
fell
on
him
while
at
work
In
the
mine.
away.
She
was
the
victim
of
a
car
accident
about
a
year
ago
In
which
MOSCOW,
May
II:
Vlacheslav
.she
sustained
Injuries
Including"
a
Menzhlnsky,
head
of
the
Ogpu
or;
broken
collar
bone.
She
never
fully
I
Soviet
political
police,
Is
dead
here,
recovered
It.
p.m.
It.
Low
6:40
ajn.
23
ft.
18:41
pjn.
6.7
ft.
PRICE:
FIVE
CUNTS
WAR
DEBTS
PAYMENT
IS
IMPROBABLE
$75,000
RANSOM
DEMANDED
IN
CALIFORNIA
KIDNAPPING
Mrs.
Gettle
Is
Advised
By
Supposed
Abductors
1
That
Husband
is
Alive
Authorities
Investigating
Removal
of
Millionaire
Operator
From
Party
Thursday
Morning
With
View
to
Apprehending
Gunmen
T0WB0AT
PLANES
TO
Oil
LOS
ANGELES,
May
11:
(CP)
Ransom
of
$75,000
for
the
return
of
William
F.
Gettle,
kidnapped
Los
Angeles
oil
millionaire,
who
was
taken
by
masked
gunmen
from
a
party
at
his
new
estate
at
Arcadia
near
Pasadena
early
Thursday
morning,
was
demanded
by
the
purported
kidnappers
who
telephoned
an
attorney
for
Mrs.
Gettle
saying
that
he
was
still
alive.
Meantime,
the
police
are
continuing
the
investigation
with
a
view
to
apprehending
the
abductors
and.
securing
Gettle's
release.
ashore
;
come
over
Salvage
Princess
High
and
Dry
In
;
Four
British
Aircraft
Will
Take
Is
shown
in
acUon
was
mannc
by
the
fourth
coast
aiaUery.
Along
with
naval,
expansion,
army
and
-
li
.Grenviile
"
Channel
Assjis-
J
navy"
manoeuvres,
it
would
teem
that
Uie
US.
Is
hot
Wbetaugr.:
Happing
in
event
of
war.
tancc
Dispatched
f
Part
in
Toronto
Centenary
,
--
-S-fT
i
Celebration;
-
r
LONDON.
Eng.,
May
llir-Sir
Philip
Sassoon,
under
secretary
of
air.
announced
In
the
Housd
of
Commons
yesterday
that
a
flight
of
four
planes
of
the
British
Air
Force
will
take
part
in
the
Toronto
Centenary
Celebration
in
July.
EDUCATING
BY
RADIO
Hector
Charlesworth
Tells
U.
Gathering
What
Canada
Is
Doing
S.
WASHINGTON.
D.O,
May
11:
Hector
Charlesworth,
chairman
of
the
Canadian
Radio
Broadcasting
Commission,
told
educators
assembled
here
that
Canada
has
made
favorable
progress
In
promoting
education
by
means
of
the
radio
without
permitting
Its
broadcasts
to
go
"highbrow."
MARY
IS
WELCOME
Screen
Actress
is
Given
Great
Reception
Yesterday
in
Native
City
of
Toronto
when
the
latter
was
appointed
as.
TORONTO,
May
11:
Mary
Pick-chairman
Of
the
board
Of
trustees
Pf
Tnmntn-Snrn
tllm
rM.
ai.
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
rlved
In
the
city
at
noon
yesterday
and
was
given
a
welcome
which
rivalled
that
accorded
the
Prince
of
,
Wales
on
the
occasion
of
his
first
!
visit
here
In
1919.
BETTING
ON
HOW
LONG
ROOSEVELT
WILL
LIVE
LONDON.
May
11:
It
Is
re-
ported
that
Lloyds,
world-
wide
Insurance
agency,
Is
do-
ing
considerable
business
Is-
suing
policies
against
anything
4
that
may
happen
to
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
of
the
United
States
through
assas-
sinatlon,
accident,
death
or
total
incapacity.
't
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I;
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r
v
4.
ft
1
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t