depth
from
Sedgewick
Bay,
Moresby
Island.
The
placer
Mav
Juiv,
ste
i
i
..i:
i
t
i-sr
m.
e
material
is
ueneveu
w
fiv
Loggers'
Strike
In
Ontario
Ends
Mfn(r
lire
Men
Returned
Hoik
of
Juilin
k
MrliolMtt
Near
Chapleau
July
.82.
Bcpteinber.
eat
Prices
.oo-.
Winnipeg
Chicago
.84.
to
....
a
(inn
irom
an
island,
me
-'round
on
widen
hu
already
been
l
staked.
Value
are
reported
to
be
auch
m
to
ensme
profitable
opera
tion,
i
The
syndicate
has
Acquired
a
gravel
scow
from
Ute
Armour
Sal-
j
vagc
Co
of
Prince
Rupert
which'
m
left
today
for
the
Islands
In
low
of
the
service
boat
Salvage
Princes.
The
venture
has
nothing
to
do'
1
f
iwirttuf
lafrtTh
t
--ii"
id
the
lumber
camps
of
Jus-
!toid
betruj
free
in
eliaraoter
and;
pit
k
HrtvAmt
Ltd.
W'JiKkplnejrequlrln
r4
complteated
fcxtiracUon
.
Run
thirty
mites
from.
KlchoUop
treatment.
j
fe.'
rndl
yesterday
when
74
i
Mr.
Gillett
Is
said
to
be
resign-'
f'
rr
turned
to
work
ln
as
Indian
Atent
lor
the
Queen
7s-.
.
Utottfebl4tandu
Niagara
River
jiv
underuktn..
Wnf
T
!
nr
ic
rwxi
n
l
nuivl
IO
"Vff
;
easterners
Are
Valume
Wai
Never
I
In
IIMory
Kul
nrnrratinit
of
1'oner
Not
i
Interfered
With
j
NIAGARA
FAUX.
Ont
.
Jan.
5:'
The
iivri
of
ihc
Ktesara
River
Is
'.he
!"svi
jn
history
according
to
"flx-iai
of
the
Niagara
Fall
r'rr
a.
but
this
does
not
interfere
with
the
generation
of
power.
Named
Directors
Of
Cattle
Ass'n
WINNIPEO.
Jan.
5:
-Result
the
mall
ballot
for
directors
of
the
Canadian
Aberdeen-Angus
Association
have
been
announced,
two
from
Eastern
Canada
being
elected.
Government
Of
Roumania
Quits
I
Dura,
resigned
Wednesday.
Steam
Trawlers
Kelly
and
Foster
Acquired
From
Cold
Storage
by
Armour
Salvage
Announcement
this
morning
by
Capt.
Iirota
...
was
made
.
.
.
1
1U
.
r.
Armour
of
the
acquisition
tnrougn
option
in
rchasc
bv
the
Armour
Salvage
Co.
of
the
two
am
trawlers
Andrew
Kellv
and
0.
E.
Foster,
for-
.
i
,
1,1
i
I"
I
!
.
.
..,.1
,.C
11.
in
"my
engaged
in
me
nannui
nsnenw
um.
ui
n
ic
port
and
for
several
years
tied
up
here,
irom
me
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
-
The
two
vessels
are
being
moved
today
from
the
Cold
Storage
plant
to
the
Armour
floats
where"
work
will
commence
at
once
of
reconditioning
one
of
them,
probably
the
Kelly,
for
use
of
the
company
as
a
salvage
and
general
service
boat.
Later
she
will
bo
taken
on
dry
dock
for
hull
and
boiler
inspection
and
hull
renovation.
It
is
planned
to
recondition
the
second
boat
later
for
re-sale.
.
'Hie
Kelly
and
Foster
were
built
at
Selby,
Kng.,
in
1M2,
and
are
sister
ships,
1
1H
feet
long
and
22!
I
Krnss
tonnage.
Wmin
'
-A
-
LOG
SCALE
IS
HIGHER
(ratifying
Increase
Shown
Roth
lly
I-og
Production
and
Forest
Products
in
December
While
producUon
In
December
was.
as
usual,
light,
log
scaling
In
Prince
Rupert
district
for
the
last
o
'
month
of
IMS
was
more
than
double
that
of
December
1932
while
production
of
poles
and
piling,
etc.
In
the
interior
was
more
than
seven
times
ahead
of
the
same
month
In
!
the
preceding
year
Due,
however.
U
the
weak
start
in
1933,
the
log
scak
for
the
entire
year
Just
ended
wi
but
6(5.10(5,234
board
feet
as
compared
with
84.056.854
board
feet
in
the
preceding
year.
For
this
Decern-
.
.
a
fa
aa
a
e
ft
t-
-.1
4
I
tilimiAtlRKI'
IJniimnnla
Jan
5:
OCr
Uie
KHIC
WH6
wmiu
'
.
.
i
..ill.
IMiM
Ivvirrt
-t
,....a.hh.i.hI
-rr
nriMM
ar
i
mil
imiiauii
niui
s,
v
w
u
Qmstintlnp
Anfcrlcscu.
surresaor
to
ft
In
December
1932.
The
oullook
!
-
u.i.Lin
lipinit
tint
nrtr
the
assassinated
Premier
Ion
a.
r
ing
year
Is
decidedly
Improved
ow
ing
to
better
demand.
Log
sealing
per
species
In
December
this
year
wris
as
follow
r-i
'.
1
.1
.
m
km
if.r
pattl'lLo's
DEPARTURE
RELAYED
UNTIL
NEXT
MONDAY
Departure
of
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
for
OtUwa
to
attend
the
intergovernmental
conference
on
unemployment
and
other
matters
has
been
furtner
postponed
from
today
until
Monday
evening.
It
was
an-
nounced
this
morning.
The
condition
of
the
Premier,
who
Is
suffering
from
a
nasal
In-
fectlon
and
Is
still
a
patient
l-
in
Prince
Runert
General
Hos-
(jgdar
'
.1
77,418
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
a:
Miia
rc-
Hpruce
'
110.017
covery
fallowed
a
forenoon
of
heavy
Hemlock
...
,.
V
.
Wx
selling
on
the
New
org
bwck
tx-
lUUam
73.021
change
yesterday1,
extreme
lasses
Jsekplne
184
of
from
one
to
more
than
two
.
points
being
pared
or
eliminated.
total
328.158
Forest
Products
Production
of
poles
and
piling
ln(
the
Interior
for
December
1933
to-1
tailed
148,100
lineal
feet
consisting
of
147.775
feet
cedar
and
415
feet
hemlock
In
comiwrlsou
with
20,-090
lineal
feet
-nil
in
cedar
In
the
same
month
of
1932.
Cordwood
production
In
December
1933
totalled
305
cords
as
com-
Recovery
Follows
Heavy
Selling
On
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
mm
High
4:33
a.m.
19.0
It.
prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
light
16:29
pjn.
18.2
ft.
wind;
barometer,
30.53;
northwest
Low
11:34
am.
8.1
ft.
37;
sea
smooth,
temperature,
23:00
pjn.
5.7
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol.
XXV
.
No,
4.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JANUARY
5,
1934
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
mw
isums
placer
undertaking
LARGE
EXPANSION
IN
ISLANDS
LOGGING
INDUSTRY
STARTS
Coarse
Gold
Will
Be
Pumped
Out
of
Sea
at
Moresby
Island
Bay
Interesting
Mining
Venture
Being
Started
With
Prospects
of
Profitable
Results
Values
Arc
Reported
to
be
Quite
Good
Indian
Agent
James
Gillett
of
Mawett
and
Peter'
Haan;
of
Skidegate
are
organizing
a
new
mining
undertaking!
cm
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
by
which
con
roe
placer,
i-.-M
will
be
pumped
from
under
salt
water
at
a
shallow
Braving
Neptune's
Wrath
On
Errand
of
Mercy
-
jjjjjjjjjjl
A
striking
sidelight
on
the
xecent
storm
that
rarvjed
the
coast
of
England
Is
provided
by
this
ItriHtriR-
rescue
scene
at
Cromer.
A
Ufeboat
is
at&npUng
to
reach
a
Thames
River
barge
'that
la
being
pummeled
by
heavy
seas
while
the
crew
of
the
beleagured
vessel
cling
to
the
rigging.
1
ABSOLVED
BY
BAILEY
Eddie
Shore
Not
to
Blame,
Injure
Hockey
Tlayer
Says
To
Be
Reinstated
MONTREAL,
Jan.
5:
(CP)
Eddie
Shore.
Boston
Bruins
defence
man,
who
has
been
suspended
fclnce
December
12,
will
be
eligible
to
play
again
on
January
23
when
he
will
be
reinstated
after
a
16-game
pltal.
Is
steadily
Improving
but
i
director
of
the
National
Hockey
his
physician.
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln,
has
dicided
that
It
will
be
In-
advisable
for
him
to
travel
to-
4-
day.
penalty,
Frank
Patrick,
managing
League,
announced
yesterday.
Shore
was
suspended
after
Irvln
(Ace)
Bailey
of
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
had
been
knocked
to
the
Ice
a
suffered
a
fractured
skull,
allegedly
as
a
result
of
being
tripped
,
by
Shore
In
a
game
at
Boston.
Meanwhile
Bailey
had
been
re
i
ported
as
being
definitely
out
of
rian?er;
and,
.from
his
hospital
cot
yesterday
at.Bostori.
he
absolved
iShnrc
.of
all
blame
In
connection
New
York
Market
;;thh,h.uT
wh,ph
a,mdst
cos;
him
hi(
life.
Kellsboro
Jack
Is
Not
Entered
Winner
of
(irand
National
Year
Will
Nt
be
in
1931
Renewal
LONDON.
Jan.
Cattle
Malady
Is
Mysterious
Nine
Animals
Dead
in
DUtrlct
Just
j
East
of
North
Bay
From
Strange
Illness
I
NORTH
BAY.
Ont.,
Jan.
5:
A
v
it
i
n
i
I
n
ii
Htnl'irlw
u-atar-iIntT
j
through
cattle
of
the
district
just
last
east
of
here,
has
resulted
In
the
5
Kellsboro;
pared
lwth
47
cords
In
December;
Jack,
steeplechaser,
who
won
the
1B32,
while
190
Jackpine
ties
were
Qrand
National
at
Alntrec
last'
counted
In
the
month
Just
ended
as
March,
does
not
appear
among
the
against
fiGOO
twelve
months
ago.
NIvW
YORK
EXCIIANCSi:
NKW
YORK.
Jan.
5:Tlie
pound
sterling
was
selling
at
$5.14
V
on
the
local
foreign
exchange
market
yesterday.
The
Ca-.
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
5:
(CP)
Har
silver
closed
at
43Tkc
per
ounce
on
the
local
metal
market
yesterday
as
nadtan
dollar
was
being
traded
In
compared
with
44ic
Ihe
day
pie-at
JllKi'h
Ivlouv
death
of
nine
animals.
Alberta
Child
Is
Saved
From
Well
list
of
73
entries
f&r
the
1934
re-
.
,
.
,
i
....
j
I,..
Margery
toward.
Aged
.
i-.i...
I
Twenty
Iret
Into
yesterday.
NKW
YORK
sh.vi:r
Of
Icy
Water
Eltlil.
Ft)
Sk
Feet
EDMONTON.
Jan.
5:
Margery
Coward,
accd
8.
Is
recovering
from
Timber
Orders
Larger;
Good
Year
Looked
For
Across
Hecate
Straits
Morgan,
Kcllcy
and
Allison
Operations
Making
;
preparations
For
Early
Resumption
Work
t
For
at
Least
Two
Hundred
Men
'
From
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
comes
hews
of
immediate
preparations
for
a
large
expansion
in
the
logging
industry.
Greatly
increased
orders
over
last
year
will
result
in
the
J.
R.
Morgan
Logging
Co.
at
Lockeport,
the
T.
A.
Kelley
Logging
Co.
at
Selwyn
Inlet
and
the
A.
P.
Allison
Co.
reopening
almost
at
once
after
jhaving
been
s
Icloscd
for
the
past
few
weeks.
Today's
Stocks
(CourteiT
B.
D.
Johntton
Oo.)
Vancouver
Bis
Missouri,
.33.
B.
C.
Nickel,
SI.
B.
R.
X,
23.
'
B.
R.
Cons,
21
BralorneJ
055
Cariboo
Gold,
2.75.
Oeorgla
River,
.02.
Indian,
.02.
Mlnto,
.13.
Meridian.
25.
Morning
Star.
20.
Native
Son.
.05.
National
Silver.
.05V2.
Noble
Five.
.12.
Pend
Oreille.
.76.
Porter
Idaho.
.12Vi.
Premier.
1.06.
Reeves
McDonald,
.14.
Reward,
.09
Reno.
.86.
Silver
Crest.
.021J.
Wayside.
.41.
Wayside.
.07Vfe.
Wavcrly.
.02.
Oils
Fabyan.
.00
Ji.
Home.
1.66.
C.
&
E,
.97.
Freehold.
.12Vi.
A.
P.
Con..
.17.
Calmont,
.10.
Sterling
Pacific.
.64.
Toronto
Int.
Nickel.
21.65.
Teck
Hughes,
6.00.
Dome.
35.90.
Holltaiger.
11.75.
Noranda.
34.80.
Base
Metals.
1.60.
Eldorado.
3.82.
Alexandria.
.051
i-Columarlo,
5Vi.
Central
Patricia,
.60.
Klrkland
Lake
Gold.
.31.
Noranda.
3135.
Sherrltt,
.98
V.
Int.
Nickel.
21.55.
Oranada,
.68.
Macassa.
2.02.
Slsco,
1.44.
New
York
U.
S.
Steel.
47.
General
Motors,
34
tj.
American
Can.
95T.
Allied
Chemicals
148.
American
Telephone
103ft.
Montreal
Brazilian.
11.
Bell
Telephone,
111.
C.
P.
R.
13.
Dominion
Bridge.
27
't.
Nickel.
21.60.
Montreal
Power.
33
Vf.
National
Brewery,
23ft.
MONTREAL
EXCHANGE
MONTREAL.
Jan.
5:
The
Brl-
A
big
year
for
logging
Is
expected
on
Moresby
Island
this
year
with
the
three
camp3
employing
well
over
two
hundred
men.
The
Allison
Co.
Is
moving
its
camp
from
Queen
Charlotte
City
to
Cumshewa
Inlet
The
Morgan
Co.
is
reported
to
have
received
log
orders
amounting
to
double
the
production
of
last
year
The-Armour.
Salvage.
Co.
ser
vice
boat
Salvage
Princess
left
hers
'at
noon
today
for
Lockeport,
having
In
tow
a
scowload
of
lumber
from
Billmor
sawmill
to
be
used
in
camp
construction
work
at
Lockeport
'
The
T.
A.
Kelley
Logging
Co.'s
service
boat
Nora
Jane
Is
reported
to
be
on
the
way
from
Vancouver
to
Selwyn
Inlet
with
skids,
donkeys,
etc.
to
be
used
by
the
company
in
its
operations.
Is
Rescued
From
Horrible
Death
William
French
Clutched
by
Fellow
Workmen
From
Mouth
of
Furnace
In
Toronto
I
TORONTO.
Jan.
5:
William
French,
aged
38,
was
clutched
from
the
Jaws
of
death
by
six
fellow-workmen
at
the
Toronto
Terminal
Railways
central
plant
yesterday
as
ne
was
irappea
in
a
giant
coai
chute,
his
legs
practically
In
thi
entrance
of
the
roaring
furnace.
Ontario
Minister
Somewhat
Better
a
I
tlt.
c
I
a
a
inn
iinniriiii.
rirrn
mrwni
j
With
Stroke,
Is
Uf
ported
Tn
II
Imnrnvrrl
STRATFORD,
Ont.,
Jan.
5:
Ths
condition
of
Hon.
Dr.
J.
D.
Mon-telth.
provincial
minister
of
public
works
and
labor,
who
has
been
seriously
ill
since
being
seized
with
a
stroke
recenUy,
was
reported
yesterday
as
being
somewhat
Former
Governor
Of
Province
Hurt
Sir
Frank
Ilarimrd
Knocked
Down
And
Injured
Uy
par
tn
London
LONDON.
Eng..
Jan.
5:
Hit
Frank
Barnard,
former
Lieutenant
Governor
of
British
Columbia,
born
a
twenty-foot
fall
Into
a
well
con-
tlsh
pound.
sterling
was
selling
at
in
Toronto
and
for
years
a
resident
talnlng
six
feet
of
Icy
water,
She
$5.14
here
yesterday
while
the
of
Victoria,
was
knocked
down
and
was
rescued
by
clinging
to
a
rope
American
dollar
was
at
par
at
$1
Injured
by
a
car
here
yesterday.
He
which
was
lowered
U
her.
even.
jls
77
years
of
age.