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llutlni
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k
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5c
IS
GIVEN
r
J.
MrCrttixau
Awarded
S915
Irani
Canadian
National
Hallways
In
Supreme
Court
Mi
Harold
B,
Robertson.
u.'i.'mc
Court
here
today,
al-'
lal
of
$915
to
P
J.
McOet-'
Savory
against
the
Cana-.una)
Railways
In
a
suit
in-ur
running
over
of
cattle
DC:,
i.T...
::rc
TV.
.1
!
alR
:
.i;
t"
plaintiff
by
engine
..n
of
the
defendant
com
Tie
plaintiff
sued
originally
a?-
xlmately
$2000.
about
$30C
was
abandoned
before
the
v
heard.
Thirty
animals
'V'
lived,
these.
It
being
having
been
killed
over
about
two
years.
The
S91E
was
in
respect
of
seventeen
C
ost
were
ordered
set
off
'.he
twq
parties
In
accor-
IJi"
J
v,
i:h
the
amount
recovered.
L
W
Patmorc
acted
as
counsel
'
f
pialntlff
and
J.
T.
Harvey
.aant
Scaring
of
this
cose
con-he
spring
session
of
the
ie
Court
here.
In
a
second
sc
which
was
on
the
list
Blggart
vs.
J.
A.
Johanser
M
J
hn
Iterson
In
which
$1500
if
by
plaintiff
on
a
promts
-or
iipte
the
suit
as
far
as
Jverson
"
r"npd
has
been
dropped
;n
action
against
Johansen
:iver
until
next
court.
A
dl-
f
pc',t.ion
of
Joseph
Paulls
vs
"c
-i
Paulls
has
also
been
set
over
Bni'l
nrx'
court.
Halibut
Arrivals
American
8cir'!cl
24.000.
Pacific.
7.5c'
and
6ci
Bird.
10,000.
Royal.
7.7c
and
Yukon
22,000.
Cold
Storage.
7c
Excel
22,000.
Booth.
7.8c
and
5c,
"men
10,000,
and
Emma,
11,000,
"i
a.ic
and
Cc.
Jnc
8,000,
Pacific,
8c
and
6c,
Canadian
Today's
Stocks
Supplied
by
H.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd
Vancouver
Alexandria.
.04
Vi.
Bay
view,
.OlVfc.
B.
C.
Nickel,
1,36.
,,
Big
Missouri,
'53.
Bxalorne,
13.25
.-'
C
Bridge
River
Oon,
.36.
t
B.
R.
X
1.13.
"
BuUe
I.
X.
U
.21.
Cariboo
Quark.
2.10.
DunweU,
22.
Dentonia.M.OO.
Georgia
River,
.02.
OoicotKte,
.40.
Indian.
M
(ask).
Mlnto.
..CO.
Meridian.
.184.
Morning
Star.
23k.
Native
Son.
.04.
National
Silver.
.0$ft.
Noble
Five.
.12.
Pend
OreUle.
.92.
Porter
Idaho,
.llifc.
Premier.
156.
Reeve.
.15.
Reward.
.08
4.
Reno.
.90.
Sliver
Crest,
.03.
Salmon
Gold,
.26.
Taylor
Bridge.
.83
askl.
Wayside.
.38.
Whltewnter.
.04.
Waverly
Tangier,
.01.
United
Empire.
.18.
Toronto
Central
Patricia,
.08.
Chlbougamau,
.11
H.
Lee
Gold.
.14.
Granada.
.68.
Inter.
NlckeJ.
.27,70.
Macaasa.'
2.05.
Noranda.
39.60.
Sherrltt
Oordon,
1.07.
Slsco.
2.12.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.48.
Venture.
.88.
Lake
Maron,
.08
4.
Teck
Hughes.
6.10.
Sudbury
Basin,
1.80.
Columarlo.
.33.
Smelter
Gold,
.29.
Can.
Malartlc.
.05.
Little
Long
Lac,
450.
Bagamac,
.214-South
Tlblemlnt,
.10Vi.
Maple
Leaf.
60.
Pickle
Crow.
.67.
Long
Lac
Lagoon.
.20.
Manitoba
&
Eastern.
.21.
r-
Kidnapping
Is
Still
Mystery
TUSCON.
Arizona,
May
9
Yesterday
failed
to
produce
expected
trn
err
A.W.
In
the
solution
of
the
rc-
n.,f
Hrtnntmlnir
of
slx-yearold
Men.
11.
nun
nA
ai
ra
i,m.
nnhim.
A
suspect
was
exam-
d
4.Bc
'
''
li-
v,..
1m.
u
now
believed
to
Minnie
v.,
4.700,
Cold
Storage,
have
had
no
connection
with
the
--
'a
.bc.
'abduction.
Private
Companies
Resume
Carrying
American
Air
Mail
YorkV
and
Chicago
was
resumed
by
private
companies
on
Monday.
Later
in
the
week
the
service
will
be
resumed
between
other
points
in
the
country
by
companies
to
whom
contracts
have
been
President
Cancels
Trip
to
Virginia
Was
To
Have
Bern
Taken
Part
In
Celebration
at
Jamestown
But
Could
Not
Go
WAS1UNOTON
D.C..
May
9
-Owing
to
pressure
of
public
business,
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
has
cancelled
a
proposed
trip
to
Jamestown.
Virginia,
where
he
had
accepted
an
Invitation
to
speak
at
the
300th
anniversary
celebration
of
the
founding
of
the
city.
WHEAT
PRICES
VANCOUVER.
May
9:
(CP)
The
wheat
market
here
was
closed
Mon-
morning
from
Vancouver
after
having
spent
the
past
eight
weeks
in
the
south
on
mining
business.
The
announcement
In
regard
to
the
Topley-Richfleld
is
of
particular
interest
as
this
well
known
property,
which
was
at
one
time
considered
one
of
the
most
prom-lslnc
in
the
central
interior,
has
been
idle
for
some
years
following
NEW
YORK.
May
9:
Following
the
death
of
its
original
owner,
the
the
getting
of
contracts
by
oPst-
late
Frank
H.
Taylor.
Last
year
Mr.
master
Oeneral
James
Farley
McQlU,
L.
B.
Warner
and
a
syndicating
of
malls
between
,New;Cate
including
other
Smlthers
men
acquired
the
property
and.
during
his
trip
south.
Mr.'
McGlll
was
successful
In
making
arrangements
whereby
Vancouver
interests
will
reopen
it.
probably
within
the
coming
week.
Representatives
jot
these
Vancouver
Interests
are
already
travelling
north
by
motor
and
expect
to
be
on
the
ground
by
the
end
of
this
week
to
get
work
started.
Equipment
is
also
being
1
brought
north
at
once.
Operating
Ion
a
small
scale
this
year,
the
in
tention
is
to
carry
on
actual
min
ing
of
ore
on
hand
and
development
work
simultaneously.
The
financing
arrangements
for
the
Jessie
mine
will
provide
for
a
development
program
this
season
including
the
driving
of
two
tun
nels,
the
continuing
of
the
present
one
and!
the
commencement
of
an
other
lower
one.
The
work
will
start
In
the
near
future
and
the
plan
is
to
instal
compressor
and
equipment
which
will
greatly
expedite
operations.
NEW
YORK
COPPER
NEW
YORK.
May
9.:
The,
price
dayowlng
to
it
being
Arbor
Day
In,
of
copper
was
unchangedat
8ljc
the
United
States.
Yesterday's
!
per
pounds
on
the
local
metal
mar
prlce
was
C7
Vic
an
dtoday's
67
lie.
,
ket
yesterday.
.l
,'
;
Tomorrow's
Tides
mmm
High
11:14
ajn.
18.7
ft.
Vuii
will
Ilk
UieKim.
IUIm:
.
'
23:24
pjn.
21.0
rt.
Am1cn
or
Xurapetu
Plan
Low
5:08
ajn.
4.4
It.
I'Al
I.
AKMOt'K
IToprlHur
17:15
pjn.
63
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol.
XXIV
No.
108,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
MAY
9,
1934
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
LONGSHOREMEN'S
STRIKE
IS
NOW
ON
'
GT.
BRITAIN
.
.
HOPES
FOR
EMPIRE
t
SUPPORT
IN
TARIFF
WAR
dominions,
of
Course,
Have
Full
Say
As
To
Japanese
Restriction
Formal
Protest
Apainst
Newly
Imposed
Adverse
Quotas
Will
be
1'irst
Gun
Iired
by
Tokyo,
it
is
Indicated
in
Hijlh
Government
Quarters
LONDON,
May
9:
(CP)
While
the
British
govern-'
mint
would
like
to
see
the
great
Dominions
follow
its
lead
in
imposing
restrictions
on
Japanese
exports
to
the
colo
ur
and
.
British
Isles,
the
government
fully
realizes
that
iti
-
i
xa
ji
nr
men
siep
wouiu
ue
purely
a
mauer
ior
me
initiative
.if
no
Dominion
govemments.
It
was
intimated
that
the
:..
j;uvemmciU
does
not
fleiln-'
'
f
Kjjcn
any
such
action
Protest
By
Japan
TOKYO.
May
0;
'CP'
Formal
,11
against
urcai
untain
imposed
quotas
on
Japanese
v
ill
likely
bf
the
(Irst
gun
b
Japan
In
the
trade
war.
It
.
.trd
tn
high
government
JUDGMENT
-
A
Few
of
the
Girls
Dillinger
Has
Left
Behind
Him
Here
are
five
of
twelve
women
woo
fell
uuo
the
cluiches
of
the
law
through
their
association
rlln
John
DWUnger
or
members
of
.his
mob
Top.
left,
Mary
Kinder,
arrested
with
DlUlnger
at
Tuc
son.
Ari:
Top.
Tight.
Josephine
Hum
heW'-wftieif
ShTsiTlMupted
'to
to
e?
"filffirtger
lh
'thrown
pSSt,
Ind..
Jail;
Lower,
left
to
rigLt
AMartui
caught
in
Tucson
net;
Bv.lyn
Frechette,
arrested
at
Crown
Point,
and
Opai
Lane,
caught
in
Arizona
roundup.
Famous
Topley-Richfield
Mine
Being
Re-Opened
at
Once
With
TJ
tUnt
Via
Vinrl
mcirto
nrrnnrrpmpnts
fnr
thp
11T-'
AWARD
FOR
W.
BOEING
Honored
For
Achievements
In
Industry
Detroit
and
is
now
53
years
of
age.!Bay'-
P55-
has
built
up
one
of
the
largest
aircraft
manufacturing
organizations
In
the
country.
W.
E.
Boeing
Is
well
known
fllT
ong
the
British
Columbia
coast
j
including
Prince
Rupert.
He
spent'
some
considerable
time
In
local
waters
last
year
aboard
hfs
yacht
Taconlte.
Gambling
On
Ship
Alleged
Eighteen
Members
Of
Crew
And
Sixteen
Others
Arrested
Off
Los
Angeles
Coast
Many
Thousand
Dock
Workers
Quit
Today,
Demanding
More
Pay
Stevedores
Along
Pacific
Coast
Are
Seeking
Higher
Wage
1
Scale
and
Shorter
Working
Hours
Tie-Up
Started
This
Morning
i
SAN
FRANCISCO,
May
9:
(CP)
The
strike
of
Pacific
.Coast
longshoremen
went
into
effect
at
8
o'clock
this,
morning
with
between
ten
and
fifteen
thousand
stevedores
quitting
their
jobs
in
demand
for
higher
wages
and
a
shorter
working
week.
Eleven
hundred
men
are
out
at
:
Portland
and
1500
at
Seattle.
SUCCEED
WARFARE
IS
I
IN
EXAMS
CONTINUING
University
of
British
Columbia
Results
Are
Announced
Today
;
which
were
announced
today:
I
Teachers'
Training
Academy
Cer-
tificate
Irene
Mitchell.
I
Second
Class.
Applied
Science,
B.
Sc.
Degree.
Mining
Engineering-Stewart
Fraser.
w
iDl
I
oecona
tuass.
Appuea
bcience.
VanrnilVPT
intereStS
DaCkinP
Prominent
Pioneer
Aircraft
Maker
lecond
year-Oscar
Fulton
and
I
Roger
Obata.
I
O
In
frnt
X
..
.
T3A
Pass.
Faculty
of
Arts
and
Science,
third
year
William
Patmore,
Ar-
mediate
re-opening
of
the
lopley-KicMieici
mine
ior
ae-;
promlnent
boatbuUder
andjchibaid
Thompson
.both
second
veiopment
ana
mining
uuu
iur
uie
iiuutiuK
uB
cca-j
alrcraft
manUfacturer
of
this
city,
'"arson's
development
program
on
the
Jessie
Gold
Mines
Ltd.
jhas
received
the
Daniel
Ouggen-
First
-car
Ronald
Allen
(supple-
uronertv.LS.McGill,
well
known
Smithei-s
barrister
and
I
heim
Award
for
outstanding
I
me"tai)
L.:-:
L
u.
A
;n
tha
-if,,
nn
tViP
Prinr-P
Hporcrp
this!
achievement
in
the
field
of
avla-1
Arts,
third
year-Irma
HUton
""
l1"
-
mw
A
t.r
m1.n
nllnt
him.
I
SOilltUla.
spK
Mr
Roping
-ho
is
a
native
of!
Second
Class
James
Potts
Alert
INDICTMENT
IS
REFUSED
LOS
ANGELES,
May
9
-Elgh-jWL
1
Pmkaran
teen
men
of
the
gambling
ship
H
HCdl
LtUlUai
gU
Monte
Carlo,
moored
otf
the
coast,
j
and
sixteen
others
alleged
to
be
gamblers
were
taken
into
custody;
In
a
raid
on
the
ship
and
arc
being
charged
here
with
gambling.
I
NEW
DOUBLE
SILVER
PLAN
IS
OUTLINED
BY
PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
May
9:
(
CP
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
outlined
to
Senate
silver
advocates
yesterday
for
the
monetary
system.
Is
Upheld
By
Supreme
Court
WASHINGTON.
D.
C.
Hay
An
important
decision
was
rend-
More
Warships
Dispatched
by
Great
Britain
to
Arabia
Many
Sol-
1
diers
Ready
to
Leave
"
VANCOUVER,
May
9:
The
fol
1
lowlnrstuderrts-lrom-Prince
Rupert
AbEN.'
sM':'iCSeYcraImore
and
elsewhere
up
the
coast
were,
British
warships
are
on
their
way'
(successful
In
University
of
British
;to
Arabian
waters
to
protect
Bri-
commoia
examinations,
results
01
;
tish
interests
and
residents
during
the
tribal
warfare
which
is
now
on
in
Arabia.
Thousands-
of
British
troops
are
also
standing
in
readi
ness
in
Egypt
to
leave
for
Arabia
.
in
the
event
of
their
services
being
'
deemed
necessary.
Meanwhile,
ruthless
warfare
Is
reported
to
be
continuing
along
the
'
Red
Sea
as
Ibn
Saud
continues
his
campaign
for
supremacy.
Should,
he
win
he
would
be
the
first
king
to
rule
all
Arabia.
BEARS
RULE
STOCK
MART!
Heaviest
Selling
Movement
in
Three
Months
Forces
Issues
Down
One
to
Five
Points
NEW
YORK.
May
9:
Bears
ruled
(
'
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange
on
iMonday.
prices
.dropping
from
one
PITTSBURG.
May
9:
CP
A
to
five
points
under
the
heaviest,
federal
grand
jury
yesterday
freed
J
selling
movement
in
three
months.
Andrew
W.
Mellon,
former
Secre-
j
Towards
the
close
there
were
lndl-
tary
of
the
Treasury
and
United
1
cations
of
a
rally
after
a
turnover
States
ambassador
to
London,
when
it
returned
"no
bill"
to
government
charges
of
violation
of
the
for
the
day
of
2,360,000
shares.
The
Industrial
average
at
closing
was
off
2.69.
rails
off
1.98,
utilities
federal
income
tax
laws.
It
was
off
.87
and
bonds
off
.35.
claimed
that
Mellon
owed
the
trea-1
sury
almost
$2,000,000
in
back
ln-j
p
lU:-t-
come
tax
for
1931.
Mellon
asserted!
UCf
mSn
IT
1VCS
that
he
does
not
owe
a
penny
but;
T
T)
T
1
that,
if
anything,
he
had
overpaid,
j
Q
Jg
rinCO
Chancellor
Hitler
Announces
Plan
To
Prepare
Girls
For
Household
Responsibilities
BERLIN.
May
9:
Chancellor
Adolph
Hitler
has
announced
a
plan
whereby
he
would
place
100.
000
young
single
girls
In
household
work
at
small
pay
for
one
!ered
by
the
Supreme
Court
of
the
'yea"
to
prepare
them
to
assume
United
States
In
upholding
the
household
rcsponsiblitles.
rlzht
of
the
governor
of
the
state!
.
of
North
Dakota
to
place
an
em-
harirn
nn
thp
nnnrt
of
u-hat
I
from
his
state.
Dr.
J.
T.
Mandy
Is
planning
to
leave
for
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
a
two-way
program
involving
Friday
night
to
visit
a
number
of
nationalization
of
silver
and
a
mining
properties
which
have
twenty-five
percent
silver
basis
been
drawn
to
his
attention
and
which
are
said
to
be
important
finds.
Mrs.
Mandy
will
accompany
him.
44
4
WINE
WITH
MEALS
IN
KETCHIKAN
NOW
KETCHIKAN.
May
9:-A
lo-
cal
restaurant
for
the
first
time
yesterday
offered
wine
with
meals
at
10c
and
15c
per
glass
or
two
glasses
for
25c.
.