Toil
Vol.
XXIV
No.
132,
lions
with
Prime
Minister
R.
B.
Bennett.
Mr.
Pattullo
said:
"The
Dominion
naturally
expressed
the
deatre
that
we
hold
down
our
deficit
at
much
as
possible.
I
find
no
fault
1
with
that.
But
in
the
final
negotiations
with
the
Prime
Minister
the
question
of
the
province's
autonomy
never
came
up
at
all
and
we
occluded
in
the
utmost
goodwill."
Pnlr
Pattullo
added:
"It
was
never
contemplated
by
the
British
North
America
Act
that
the
Do-mifrttrrfsho
control
the
expenditure
of
a
province.
There
Is
not
tiny
control
by
the
Dominion
over
expenditure
within
our
jurisdiction.
Prime
Minister
Bennett
had
said
in
the
put
that
the
integrity
of
Oanada
mast
be
preserved.
In
that
British
Columbia
joined
him.
This
I
province's
delegation
to
Ottawa
did
I
not
propose
that,
through
lack
of
txtttonee
or
forbearance,
British
Columbia
should
be
the
first
pro
viae
to
knock
the
props
from
un
fta-
Canada's
financial
Integrity.
He
believed
there
was
another
way
out.
Premier
Pattullo
re-stated
his
be
hf
that
sufficient
currency
should
be
Issued
to
create
a
credit
of
$200,'
000,000
to
start
a
public
works
pro
I
mm
In
Canada.
The
money
should
be
loaned
to
the
provinces
without
Interest
and
repaid
through
sink
lne
fund
within
the
life
of
the
works
undertaken.
"I
don't
want
to
Inflate.
I
don't
want
to
take
a
dollar
from
the
man
who
has
it
but
he
it
going
to
lose
it
If
present
conditions
continue."
A
public
works
program
would
be
the
only
way
to
take
up
the
slack
of
unemployment
and
stimulate
Industry.
Through
Industry
Itself
the
depression
would
be
solved
apd
the
government
Intended
to
devote
Itself
to
finding
markets
for
it.
Touching
on
International
mat
ters.
Premier
Pattullo
stated
that
no
matter
what
the
Canadian
atti
tude
towards
the
United
States
might
be.
If
that
country
failed
wmimlnallv.
Canada
would
be
seriously
affected.
Premier
Pattullo's
address
was
i
broadcast.
j
Maharajah
Owner
Of
Derby
Winner
Windsor
Ud
is
Property
of
Wealthy
lllntlo
Sportsman
Hidden
By
Smlrke
EPSOM
DOWNS.
Eng..
June
7:
Windsor
Lad,
winner
of
the
155th.
runnlne
of
Uie
English
Derby
yes-
teidav.
Is
owned
by
the
Maharajah
of
Rajplplas
and
was
ridden
by
jockey
Smlrke.
Enton.
the
second
horse,
is
owned
by
Lord
toil,
l
...
KNOX
HOTEL
Tomorrow's
Tides
(
M;W
M.INAOKMENT
ft
Of.
Hli
Hot
null
(old
Uilff,
High
10:57
am.
17.0
ft.
4A'!,MV(I
ROOM
-,
22:25
p.m.
20.3
It.
Low
4:47
a.m.
4.7
ft.
P.tt'l.
,
'tor
16:38
p.m.
8.3
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JUNE
7,
1934
Stocks
Start
To
Move
Up
Again
Prices
Recovering
In
New
York
After
Descent
to
Lowest
Levels
Since
1921
NEW
YORK,
June
7:
Stock
prices
have
begun
to
move
up
here
after
having
descended
to
the
low
est
levels
since
1924.
Volume
of
trading
was
again
extremely
light
with
but
360,000
shares
turning
over,.
The.
Industrial
average
at
closing
was
92.73,
up
132,
and
rails.
42.24,
up
36.
Silvers,
hides
and
silks
were
substantially
higher
while
general
stocks
turned
Irregular.
Freighter
Grounds
In
Lake
Superior
Coastguard
Cutters
Speeding
to
'Rescue
of
Steamer
Mariposa
.
In
Distress
DULUTH,
Minn..
June
7:
Three
United
States
coastguard
cutters
were
speeding
yesterday
to
the
rescue
of
the
freighter
Mariposa
of
Duluth
grounded
and
in
distress
off
Lamb
Island
In
Lake
Superior
with
a
crew
of
24
men.
Unauthorized
Use
Of
Ford's
Name
In
Anti-Jewish
Book
WA8HINQTON,
DC.
June
7:
It
has
been
charged
before
the
United
States
House
of
Representatives
commllon
Investigating
un-Am
erican
activities
In
the
United
States
that
unauthorized
use
of
Henry
Ford's
name
had
been
made
in
an
anti-Jewish
book
published
in
Oermany
this
year.
Aide-de-Camp
To
Governor
General
Engaged
to
Marry
LONDON,
Eng.,
July
7:
The
en
gagement
has
been
announced
of
Miss
Jean
Barbara
Denn
of
Staple-field,
Surrey,
to
Ed.
Colvllle.
aide-de-camp
to
Uic
Earl
of
Bcssbor-ough,
Oovernor
Oeneral
of
Canada.
Wheat
Prices
Winnipeg
July,
.77.
.
Olctober,
79?8.
.
Chicago
July,
.99.
September,
1.00.
Y
NORTHERN
POINTS
IlAv.
rLT
STE.
STE.
Mi
MARIE,
r:
7:
7:
Hearst.
Hearst,
Tr;
E
SNOW
SAULT
Ont.,
June
franz
and
Oba
reported
snow)
yesterday
with
temperatures
'
of
24
at
Hearst.
31
at
Franz
34
at
Oba
and
35
at
Hawk
Junction.
The
cooler
weather
has
reduced
the
bush
fire
menace.
!
;
4
SCALING
IS
FAR
AHEAD
Output
in
District
so
Far
This
Year
Twenty-One
Times
Greater
i
Than
in
1933
t
I
njn..
n,.A
t
.
.w
stry
district
for
the
month
of
May
this
year
totalled
12,495.183
board
.'eet
as
compared
with
217,997
board
feet
in
the
same
month
last
year.
bringing
the
production
for
1934
to'
late
up
to
a
total
of
21.435,783'
joard
feet
in
comparison
with
1,-1
J05.638
board
feet
In
the
first
five
months
of
1933.
Thp
rtr
srcilf
rvpr
rnHptip
this
-
r
'
j.
r-"
ear-ws
as
foLkrws?r
-
-
nr.
iw.oio
Doaraiicei.
Cedar,
87391
board
feet.
Sprace
6,l57,85i
b6ard
feet.
.
Hemlock.
5257.077
board
feet.
Balsam.
609.182
board
feet.
Forest
Products
The
output
of
forest
products
In
he
district
in
May
this
year
was
vlso
increased
over
last.
This
May
rales
and
piling
totalled
55.536
lln-al
feet
48.010
lineal
feet
in
cedar
nd
7326
lineal
feet
in
hemlock
as
compared
with
38,708
lineal
feet
in
the
same
month
last
year.
Jack-pine
tie
production
this
May
total-'ed
20.126
pieces
as
against
15,078
oleces
In
the
same
month
last
year
The
cordwood
count
this
May
was
312
cords
as
compared
with
285
cords
last
year.
Mrs.
Mary
McCrea
Has
Passed
Away
Wife
of
Andrew
McCrea
Dies
Alter
Week's
Illness
in
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
The
death
occurred
at
4
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
In
the
Prlnc
Rupert
General
Hospital
where
she
had
been
a
patient
for
one
week
of
Mrs.
Mary
Kathleen
McCrea.
wife
of
Andrew
McCrea,
1930
Seventr-
Avenue
East.
Deceased
was
born
in
Ontario
57
years
ago
of
English
origin
and
had
resided
in
British
Columbia
for
22
years
of
which
time
a
goodly
portion
had
been
spent
In
Prince
Rupert.
Besides
hei
husband,
the
late
Mrs.
McCrea
Is
survived
by
a
son
and
daughter.
Funeral
arrangements
are
in
the
hands
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers
nnd
Interment
will
take
place
Saturday
afternoon.
SON
IS
BORN
TO
BELGIAN
QUEEN
BRUSSELS.
June
7:
CP
There
Is
national
rejoicing
In
Belgium
following
the
birth
last
night
of
a
son
to
King
Leopold
and
Queen
Astrid.
The
4
royal
mother
and
child
are
re-
ported
by
their
physicians
to
be
doing
well.
BUSINESS
WAS
HUGE
Financial
Affairs
of
Robert
Simpson
Co.
Ltd.
Disclosed
Before
Stevens
Committee
OTTAWA.
June
7:
The
mass
buying
and
price
spreads
comrnit
Fullerton
Deems
it
Improper
Enter
Controversy
With
Bcatty
Over
Amalgamation
less
proposition.
The
net
earning
power,
he
continued,
is
at
the
present
time
obscured
by
the
depression
and
unwieldy
capital
structure.
Mrs.
Lawrence
Is
Being
Honored
At
Farewell
Affairs
The
Ladies
Aid
of
First
Baptist
"Jhurch,
meeting
at
tea
yesterday
ifternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Tuitable
remarks
in
so
doing.
On
Tuesday
evening
Mrs.
W.
P.
Armour
was
a
bridge
c
hostess
hostess
in
In'
honor
of
Mrs.
Lawrence.
ce
tatlon
was
also
made
rence
on
that
occasion.
Lily
Pons
To
j
Marry
Doctor,
BUENOS
AIRES,
June
7
Producers
of
gold
received
an-
average
during
1933
of
$28.60
perf
,
line
ounce
so
that
their
total
rer!
turn
In
Canadian
funds
on
account
of
gold
was
$6,955,716.
This
ts
an
Increase
of
107
over
the
returns;
of
1931
when
the
'premium"
was'
price:
five
cents
PREMIER
PA
TTULLO
TALKS
FINANC
PROVINCE
MINERAL
PRODUCTION
LAST
YEAR
INCREASED
B.C.
Prime
Minister
Still
Thinks
Works
Program
Is
Way
Out
This
Province
Has
no
Intention
of
Knocking
Props
From
Under
Canada's
Integrity
Industry
Needed
to
Solve
Depression
VANCOUVER,
June
7:
(CP)
"British
Columbia
in
tends
to
pay
one
hundred
cents
to
the
dollar
on
principal
of
her
debts
but
we
believe
we
are
paying
too
much
inter
est,"
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
told
a
joint
luncheon
of
the
Vancouver
Board
of
I
rade
and
Canadian
Club
here
yes
tcnlay.
He
believed
both
the
Dominion
and
provinces
Today's
Stocks
C'iurty
8
D
Jotuxo
&-J
Vancouver
Alexandria.
.03y
LjjvJcw.
.014.
U
C
Nickel.
1.03.
Ill-
MlMourl.
21.
I'r.iiornr.
13.73.
I)
n
Cjn..
31.
n
n
x
m.
llufp
I
X.
L
.
.!.
Duiiwell.
23.
Kwrul
It.
.01.
ti'-ikonda.
J8.
IniH
in.
.03.
M
nto.
30"
Mi:itlan,
.12.
Morning
8Ur.
Na
ivr
8ol).
.04,
National
Hllver.
.MS.
Noble
Five.
.09.
FoiW
Idaho.
.09.
Pmnler.
1.27.
Reeves
McDoMW.
.16.
Howard.
.00
lleno.
.93.
S.Jvcr
Crest.
.CHti.
Salmon
Gold,
.20.
Taylor
Bridge,
.72.
Wayside.
JOVi.
Whitewater.
.03.
Wavcrly
Tangier.
.02.
United
Empire,
.16.
Dcntonla,
.62.
Toronto
Inter.
Nickel,
25.70.
Central
Patricia.
.73.
Chlbougamau.
-15
Vi-Lee
Oold.
.124.
Oranada,
61.
Macassa,
2.58.
Noranda.
43.93.
Bherritt
Oordon,
100.
Blsco.
232.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.47.
Ventures,
.90.
Lake
Maron.
.08.
Trek
Hughes.
6.80.
Sudbury
Basin,
1.71.
Columarlo,
.35.
8mclter
Oold,
38.
Canadian
Malartlc.
38.
Little
Long
Lac,
5.45.
Bagamac,
.12.
,
Stadacona,
38.
Maple
Leaf,
.41.
I'lcklc
Crow.
1.10.
Long
Lac
Lagoon,
39.
Manitoba
&
Eastern,
.22.
Dome.
41.25.
flcad-Authlcr,
1.18.
St
Anthony,
56,
Bell,
1.10.
v
r
n..
i54.
H
Walkers.
35.
Ford
A..
20',,.
Shawlnlgnn,
22
!b-II.
A.
Oil,
14a-
New
York
U
8.
Steel.
40i.
General
Motors,
31'i.
American
Can,
93.
Allied
Chemical.
131.
U.
8.
Smelting,
120.
Schenley,
27',i,
"
'
"wouic
nave
10
reiuna
meir
qcdu.
Speaking
of
his
recent
ncgotla
CARDINAL
IS
HEARD
Vllleneuve
Given
Civic
Welcome
And
Speaks
From
"Throne"
at
Toronto
Meeting
TORONTO.
June
7:
His
Eminence,
J.
M.
Rodrlque,
Cardinal
Vllleneuve,
O.
M.
I.,
from
a
special
'throne"
erected
at
the
head
of
a
banquet
table
at
the
Royal
York
Hotel
yesterday,
addressed
six
hun
dred
laymen
and
clergy
of
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
and
was
previously
given
a
civic
welcome
at
the
City
Hall
by
His
Worship,
Mayor
Stewart.
ONTAUIO
Value
of
Output
of
Mines
In
1933
was
Well
Ahead
of
1932
tothTiioofmrn'omTdei
Gold
Again
Led
the
Way
With
Silver
Down
Somewhat
f
fTM
t!11!
T
tl
1
1
1
1
-.halrmanshlp
of
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens,
j
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
i
vosterday
heird
evidence
as
to
the
NOT
GOING
TO
ARGUE
Over
Three
Million
Dollars
in
Dividends
Paid
VICTORIA.
June
1:
Gross
value
of
British
Columbia's
financial
operations
through
which
minerai
production
for
1933
was
$30,674,4S6-an
increase
SET
xm
Zl
of
comSny
of
$-M32,868
or
8.61',
over
the
previous
year.
The
1933
reached
a
neak
of
$48,000
ooo
in
the
gold
production
of
the
province
of
$5,027,530,
at
the
boom
of
t323
and
in
1933
amounted
standard
price
of
$20.67
per
fine
ounce,
is
an
increase
of
!to
$37300,000.
22.6',
over
the
1932
output
and
51.9',
over
that
of
1931.
HAMILTON
to
Small.
i.i
r.
,
r
,
.
i.,i
These
figures
show
the
1933
gold
"
.
'
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
cial
,
,
Minister
,
and
Sheriff
of
in
Canadian
funds
ever
recorded!
in
the
provlr.ee
and
establish
gold!
PASSES
IN
Hamilton,
is
Dead
HAMILTON.
Ont.,
June
7:
Dr.
uunn'1'
-U1,C
'T"""
V;
as
the
leading
mineral
product
of.
.
,
;'
Fullerton,
chairman
of
the
board
of
Jr,uv,
rv,iMa
Leemlng
A.
Carr.
sheriff
of
Went-
'
.
'
.
worth
county
and
former
minister
'.t.
.t.
With
the
maintenance
of
the
...
Railways,
yesterday
expressed
the
pnUwpxldold
priceotag:2
LSJ
.
option-
that
U-WHiTd
be
.Improper-
fMTtouSe'SSarf31'
rfffltSor:a
noon
y-
wnncuusiccswrawmwdcuii-
nroduptlnn
mav
well
rparh
an
atr-
iroverey
uver
BugKUu5
lor
-mi.-
gre?ate
Qf
$llt500iooo
In
terms
Of
gamauon
puonciy
aavancea
Dy
t,.
Canadlan
doIlars.
W
naHrlf
f.
nrpslrfpnt
nf
thi
f!a.
nadtan
Pacific
Railway.
'
U1"
"r1
"
'
,
Chairman
Fullerton
says
that
he
0
.
the
Canadian
National
Is
a
hope-!prev
year
AliClCddC
ill
Dr.
Carr
was
born
December
21.
1862,
at
Olenford,
Ont.,
of
English
and
United
Empire
Loyalist
par
ents.
He
was
educated
at
Hamilton
Lollegtate
and
Toronto
Nnivcrsity
from
which
he
graduated
as
a
Doctor
of
Medicine.
He
also
took
un
world
price
of
j
post-graduate
studies
at
Edinburgh
gold
has
established
many
mining
Jand
Giasgow.
A
conservative,
he
p
rope
rues,
mine
no
oi
aououui
interest,
as
economically
attractive
propositions.
This
has
broadened
first
entered
public
life
when
he
was
elected
to
the
Ontario
Legislature
at
the
provincial
general
election
the
field
of
development
work
while
'of
1923
Some
years
a?0
ne
waJ
ap.
eswoiisnec
proaucers
nave
oeen.pomted
sheriff
of
Wentwdrth
able
to
materially
expand
their
oreiCounty
He
an
1.
reserves.
Married
in
1886
to
Kate
Anderson
Silver
output
for
1933
was
;
atEverton.
Ont
..Dr.
Carr
lc-a
vm
tn
j
slightly
lower
In
quantity
but
had
mourn
passing,
besides
his
wl-
aiuc
ui
i.wu.u.
an
ui
dow
one
OT
l.
Anderson
Carr,
17.3
due
to
the
higher
average
and
two
marlred
daughters,
world
price.
received
for
the
metal.,
Lead
and
zinc
productions
show
small
increases
in
quantity
and
Vranlr
MnrrU
hnnnrprt
Mrs
3.
D.
"lu,c
imj.urCiiiCiii
m
Lawrence
who
is
leaving
the
city'
al":ulbecausj;tl
of
th5
S"11
'niltnlAi
AnnHitinn
nf
tna
matvar
hortly.
On
behalf
of
the
ladles'
a;"""
,
'
"""7
;llt
was
presented
to
Mrs.
Lawrence
Mrs.
F.
W.
Dafoe.
who
mace
.
1.
.
a
presen-;
Anglican
Meeting
tn
Mrs
Tjw-
O
!
Opens
in
Toronto
;
:
i
TORONTO.
June
7:
For
the
first
Lily
time
In
history
of
the
Anglican
ons.
operatic
star.
Is
reported
en-
Church
In
Toronto,
a
clerical
con-
Ontario
Girl
Is
.
I
Victim
of
Malady
paid
dividends
totalling
$3.034.484'
jmdrrtl
Abbie
narrson
of
Peter
(Continued
on
Pace
Four)
boro
Succumbs
to
Leucocjthe-mia
For
Which
no
Cure
Is
Known
PETERBORO.
Ont.,
June
7MJ1-
red
Abbie
Harrison,
aged
22,
vie
tim
of
the
strange
malady
known
to
medical
science
as
leucocythe-
Gathering
In
East
Is
Discussln;
mla
and
for
which
there
isnocure.
Problems
of
Religious
Educa-
Is
dead
here.
The
virtual
effect
of
tion
For
First
Time
the
disease
Is
the
changing
of
red
-,
,X
1
A.
...U14-
aged
to
Fritz
von
de
Becke.
Oer-
ference
on
religious
education
was
man
ship's
doctor
on
the
liner
Cap
held
in
Maurice
Cody
Memorial
Arcona.
Hall
of
Si.
Paul's
Anglican
Church,
.
Rt.
Rev.
D.
T.
Owen.
Bishop
of
To-
MONTRKAL-NEW
ronto.
opening
the
session.
YORK
EXCHANGE
MONTREAL.
June
7:
The
Brl-;
FIHHT
FOR
.1.1
J.M,nii.inih1.
v
w
yesterday
and
the
United
States
dollar
at
99
7-16c.
NEW
YORK,
June
7:
The
British
pound
sterling
was
quoted
a.
$5.063s
on
the
local
foreign
exchange
market
yesterday
and
the
Canadian
dollar
at
$1.00.
CANADIAN
GOLD
PRICE
WATERWAY
Noted
Canadian
Specialist
Dies
Dr.
Carl
A.
Iledbloni,
Eminent
Pul-1
monary
Expert,
succumbs
To
i
Heart
Attack
In
Toronto
TORONTO.
June
7
Dr.
Carl
A.
Hedblom.
aged
55,
recognizee;
is
one
of
American's
greatest
chest
surgeons,
died
In
Toronto
Oencrai
Hospital
yesterday
from
a
heart
Roosevelt
to
Renew
His
Campaign
attack.
For
Construction
of
St.
I
1
-
Lawrence
Project
j
NO
FISH
LANDED
!
No
halibut
Is
being
landed
at
this
WASHINGTON.
D.C.,
June
7:
port
today.
The
Canadian
boat
'
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
Cane
Bealc
left
for
Butedale
v?lth
MONTREAL.
June
7:
CP-rThe
will
renew
his
fltht
thla
summer
tm
n.ooo
pounds
and
the
Ternen
Is
Canadian
gold
price
was
down
13c
construction
of
the
proposrd
Oreat
iioldlng
over
until
tomoirow
74th
per
ounce
today
at
$34.50,
L;kcs
waterway
to
Uv
sa
10.W10
1.
ui,u
fa