She
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
7:14
ajn.
14.7
ft.
rrince
Rupert-Part
cloudy,
19:27
pjn.
183
tl.
light
westerly
wind,
barometer.
Low
1:03
a.m.
12
ft.
2998.
temperature,
55:
sea
smooth.
12:48
pm.
83
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
ISRITLSH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
sra
V
XXIV
No,
167
f'RINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JULY
19,
1934
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
WHEAT
DEMAND
LONGSHOt&tWS
STRIKE
SEEMS
Wheels
of
Business
In
'Frisco's
Metropolitan
Area
Commencing
To
Move
Normally
Again
Today
-
SUBMARINE
ROAD
OPEN
in
Indff
Water
Tunnel
Between
Utrrpool
and
Blrkrnhead
Was
Lnormou
Prnjeet
'TYERPOOL.
July
18
'CP-
-The
v
ingest
under-water
road-t
-if
sum
new
Mersey
tunnel
,.
Liverpool
and
Bitkenhead.
t
f
ttiully
opened
yesterday
by
K
.
t!t.rf
T
mnel
haa
(our
vehicle
law
t
:
i,irt
Mflal)u
It
roat
$15.-W
'::
and
took
nine
years
to
com-
Today's
Stocks
If
irt.j
S
0
Jn0
ftol
Vancouver
x.iKtna.
M.
l
ifw,
.014.
L
(
Nickel
.7.
tin;
Miwourt.
J4.
L.
.'rne.
18.74,
E
P
m.
.19.
D
If
X
.
1.29.
B'i'fc
1
X.
U.
.11
f-witwoOotd,
m,
Dri.t.mU.
49.
r
it.
wt-ii.
.16.
Oroista
Hirer.
Mb-O
'lmiMia.
,40.,
lltrrulea.
.04.
I'.'lun.
.03
(ask).
Nuve
Son,
.02.
National
Silver,
.03.
N-ble
me,
M.
PtkI
Oreille.
.62.
P-'rter
Idaho.
X9.
Premier.
158.
R'fves
McDonald,
.13.
IWard.
.05.
R'n.
1.04.
Rnver
Crtt.
.Mtt.
f.lmon
Oold.
.12.
Taylor
Bridge.
.40.
Wayside.
.07.
Waverly
Tangier.
.01.
t'ntted
Empire.
.15.
Toronto
Central
Patricia.
.89.
Chlbougamau,
.13.
Lee
Oold,
.10.
Granada.
.GOV.
Inter
Nickel.
23.40,
Noranda.
43.00.
Sherrltt
Oordon.
.81.
Bisco.
2
43.
Thompson
Cadillac.
M&.
Ventures.
.82.
Lake
Maron.
.09.
Teck
Hughes,
0,75.
Sudbury
Basin.
135.
Polumarlo.
55.
Bmelter
Oold,
32.
Canadian
Malartlc.
.00.
Little
Long
Lac.
7.50.
Astoria
Itouyn.
.13.
Bladacona.
39
tj.
Maple
Leaf.
.40.
Pickle
Crow.
1.45.
Long
Lnc
Lagoon,
.40.
Manitoba
it
Eastern.
.32.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK.
July
19:
(CPl-Bar
silver
was
quoted
at
48c
per
ounce
"n
me
local
metal
market
today.
m
.
.
.
.....
.iin
l"K)lc
"vr"
for
or
'iridic
!nnrTinr
nnc-w
"ayVS
Mi
xtyl.
w
meui'
Magistrate
Strike
"Strategy"
Committee
of
Alameda
County
to
Vote
Tonight
at
Oakland
on
Proposal
to
End
Walk-Out
Confusing
Statement
by
Strike
Leader
SAN
FRANCISCO,
July
19:
(CP)
Wheels
of
business
San
Francisco's
metropolitan
area
moved
again
today
and,
under
pressure
from
federal,
state
and
city
ments,
the
general
walk-out
gave
indications
of
collapsing
rapidly.
Street
car
systems
were
operating
today
with
shops
reopened
and
the
food
shortage
disappeared.
Gaso-
M'DONALD
IN
CANADA
.o
Brithh
Premier
DUmbscs
Report
Of
Earlr
Election
Retire
ment
U
Humored
of
QUEBEC.
July
19:
CPI
Prime
MinMrr
J.
Raimay
Mac-Donald
and
hi
dauthler.
Ithbet,
arrived
here
this
morning
to
upend
a
!o
monthi'
vacation
In
Canada.
They
will
proceed
to
the
Kncky
Mountain.
Premier
It.
It.
Dennett
greeted
them.
The
RriUh
Premier
declared
talk
in
retard
to
an
early
general
election
to
be
"rubbish."
Premier
MarDonald
did
not
offer
comment
In
retard
to
a
report
that
he
was
about
to
retire
a
Prime
Minister
and
would
be
succeeded
by
Former
Premier
Stanley
Baldwin.
Lord
President
of
the
Council,
who
U
acting
Premier
during
hi
absence.
Farley
Continuing
As
Party
Chairman
postmaster
General
Denies
Humor
Of
Resignation
of
Democratic
National
Committee
WASHINGTON.
July
19:
-Post
master
Oeneral
James
Farley
denies
that
he
U
resigning
as
chairman
of
the
Democratic
national
commit-
tec
In
order
to
devote
his
entire
time
to
the
affairs
of
the
postal
department.
ARE
FINED
$300
EACH
DWrlct
headquarters
of
the
pro
vincial
police
have
been
acmsco.
that
two
men.
whose
names
have
not
been
transmitted
here,
were
fined
$300
each
at
Rivers
Inlet
by
stlnendlary
Magistrate
O.
H.
Hill
of
Ocean
Falls
at
the
first
of
this
week
on
charges
of
supplying
ll
quor
to
Indians.
Halibut
Arrivals
Canadian
North
Foreland,
5,000,
5c.
Cold
Storage.
nr
Fred
G.
Kergln
of
Toronto
...
-
4
1-.
a
artivrllrftr
111
the
reeular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Ru-
,--
v
I
i..k
ii
h
mnimnnntv
pen
v
udhi
iui
t
nun
was
was
in
in
the
SUxk
c
''
"a
there
"ri
was
"
a
me
stations
and
restaurants
were
functioning
freely.
Some
confusion
resulted
ia.-
night
from
a
statement
attributed
Harry
Bridge,
militant-leader
of
the
striking
longshoremen,
that
the
general
strike
Is
over."
Bridge
-
later
officially
denied
making
the,
statement
to
four
newspapermen.
The
strike
"strategy"
committee
Alameda
County,
with
a
popula-i
tlon.of
halt
a
million
people,
will
vote
tonight
at
Oakland
on
a
proposal
to
end
the
walk-out.
The
outlook
took
on
a
much
more
favorable
prospect
for
setUement
of,
the
dispute
today
in
spite
of
a
statement
made1
last
night
that
negotiations
up
to
then
had
met
with
little
scucess.
It
was
also
stated
In
some
quarters
last
night
that
a
general
strike
would
be
called
in
Portland
almost
momentarily
but
It
was
thought
today
that
this
might
be
iterted.
TO
BUILD
NEW
MILL
Great
Central
Sawmills
Limited
to
Construct
Plant
on
Vancouver
Island
VANCOUVER,
July
19:
CP-Constructton
will
start
on
August
1
of
a
new
mill
and
wharf
for
the
Great
Central
Sawmills
of
Port
AlbemL
Vancouver
Island,
at
a
cost
of
$000,000,
furnishing
employment
for
five
hundred
men.
tWf
ii
ii
kYPANlllNl,
UiXl
ill
1JLX1
1
V
AIR
FORCE
Great
Britain
Plain
to
Add
live
Hundred
New
Ships
Over
Nest
Four
Years
LONDON.
July
20:
(CP
British
plans
for
a
huge
expansion
of
the
Royal
.Air
Force
were
outlined
in
the
House
of
Commons
today
by
Acting
Premier
Stanley
Baldwin
who
declared
that
the
Force
would
be
Increased
by
five
hundred
machines
spread
over
a
period
of
four
years.
ALASKA
BOUND
AIR
SQUADRON
OFF
FOR
LONG
TRIP
TODAY
WASHINGTON.
DC.
July
19fc;
(CP)
Ten
American
bombing
planes
enroute
to
.1
i
r-j
n,..
Amikca
via
cuuiuiiiuu
'
....
.
.
.
a
iiaToiinn
imnoed
off
from
here
thlsn.ornlng
for
Dayton
Ohio.
.
WILL
Just
One
Guard
Jo;
F
J)
teraa
3:a7
kno
wj-
fr
ocl
f
in
jlii
by
a
United
tradition
to
Ej2srvd.
is
shown
der
private
guard
agauhst
gangsters.
LOG
SCALE
FAR
AHEAD
nritbh
Columbia
Timber
Production
This
June
Highest
Since
July
1930
VICTOHIA,
July
19:
(CP)
The
lumber
scale
in
the
province
of
British
Columbia
for
the
month
of
June
was
the
highest
since
July
1930
with
a
total
of
118,500,-000
million
feet.
The
first
six
months
of
this
year
shows
an
increase
of
260,-000.000
board
feet
orer
the
same
period
last
year.
RESULTS
OF
EXAMS
OUT
Interior
Pupils
Succeed
in
High
School
Tests
No
Local
I
Names
in
List
VICTORIA.
July
19:
(CP)
High
;
School
examination
results
issued
todav
show
no
IV
Prince
W
w
Rupert
VHffvvw
stu-l
'
I
dents
In
Grades
3rades
Nine,
Nine.
Ten
or
Ele
-
j
ven.
most
of
the
students
there
it
(
I
imfliMtiuvl
TiaHn
Man
irrt.
moted
by
recommendation.
The
following
were
among
sue
cessful
students:
Burns
take
Centre
Streatham
School
Grade
Nine.
Monica
A.
Rlst.
Tintagel
School
Robert
W.
Mur-
J
ray.
Prince
George
Centre
.
Tabor
ureeK
stnooi
Myrre
u.
i
.
Oabrlelson.
:
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
PRICE
IS
STRONG
1
VANCOUVER.
July
19:
CP-
Wheat
was
quoted
at
828c
on
thei
local
exchange
yesterday,
advanc
lug
to
81c
today.
Dr.
and
M
It.
O.
Jnhn"
and
ch'M.
who
haw
bfn
snejidlnn
a
holiday
vlsltlne
at
Tlell.
returned
to
j,.hc
city
from
the
Qaeen
Charlotte'
on
Dullness
Wednesday,
having
Islands
on
the
Prince
Charles
this
'made
the
trio
on
the
company's
"C
"
SV
mC
C0Urt'
a
IT
few
guests.
I
nln.
QualU
Tin
EQUAL
SUPPLY
ABOUT
TO
COLLAPSE
After
Another
1
!
an
sp:
v
."-
recently
States
court
afxr
avKfinj
ex
here
entering
his
aeropUue
un
SAWMILL
IS
DESTROYED
Wilson
Plant
at
Qualicum
Burned
Last
Night
With
Loss
of
$30,000
NANAIMO.
Juiy
19:
CP
The
Wilson
sawmill
at
Qualicum
Beach
was
destroyed
by
fire
last
night,
the
loss
being
placed
at
$30,000.
MANY
POLES
LOST
LIVES
Danscr
From
Floods.
Which
Resulted
in
Three
Hundred
Deaths
Not
Yet
Over
WARSAW.
Poland.
July
19:
The
town
of
Tarnow.
famous
tor
Its
nl
trogen
works
.
Is
threatened
by
floods
which
earlier
In
the
week
re
suited
in
the
drowning
of
three
hundred
persons
in
southern
Po
land.
The
bodies
of
120
of
the
flood
victims
have
been
recovered
and
iso
others
are
missing
Fifty-five
thousand
people
are
homeless.
t
11
1
1
IP
p
f
t
A1N
AU
A
lO
CUP
WINNER
Marksmen
From
This
Dominion
Capture
MacKinnon
Challenge
Trophy
at
Bisley
BISLEY.
Eng..
July
19:
(CP
ICanada
n
coated,
MacKIn-
.
.
mill
i
1
14
i
if
f
iu
i-
i.iiii
LiaiN
it
i
iiur
:
.
7"
:
1
r
'
J.'
P
Wnd
-
Part
cloudy.
I1
Jff:,
.
AJmoderaU
westerly
wind;
small
77
Tu,
T
7,
j
Tv.
,7,
Vchou
"l
"
VT
Z''t
CANADIAN
GALI)
PRICli'
MONTREAL.
July
19:
CP)-rhe
Canadian
price
of
gold
was
$3438
per
ounce
today,
down
one
c,cnj.
r
E.
I
-"v.
r,'Trirtnt'",',nt.
of
.Surf
Irlet
mine
Porttor
Itanrt.
wms
an
ovcmlit
visitor
in1
town
Prediction
In
Regard
To
Crop
Situation
Is
Voiced
by
Authority
Sir
Herbert
Robson
Says
That
Grain
Yield
Has
Never
Been
so
Seriously
Affected
by
Adverse
Weather
Conditions
in
Forty
Years
LONDON,
July
19:
(CP)
next
twelve
months,
starting
Prediction
that
during
the
with
the
new
crop
year
of
August
1,
the
world
demand
for
wheat
would
be
sufficient
to
take
care
of
the
potential
supply
was
made
today
by
Sir
Herbert
Robson,
leading
English
grain
trader
and
presi-dent
of
the
London
Corn
Association.
"I
venture
to
say
that,
during
the
past
forty
years,
there
has
never
been
a
season
when
crops
have
been
so
adversely
affected
by
weather
conditions,"
he
declared.
ROSE
SHOW
.RADIO
STAR
DREW
MANY!
Directors
of
Horticultural
Society
Much
Pleased
With
Success
Of
Flower
Display
Four
hundred
persona
paid
ad
mission
to
the
rose
and
flower
show
yesterday,
the
total
takings
being
exactly
$40.
Five
new
members
Joined
the
Horticultural
Society.
Olof
Hanson,
MP,
who
visited
the
show,
made
a
donation
of
five
dol
lars
to
the
society's
funds.
Great
Interest
was
taken
by
all
the
visitors
in
the
various
exhibits
and
many
expressed
their
intention
to
grow
some
of
the
flowers
they
had
seen,
especially
roses.
The
rose
Darla,-
shown
by
C.
H.
Orme.
yel
low
outside
and
red
inside,
proved
to
be
one
of
the
great
attractions.
George
Dawes
had
a
fine
exhibit
ot
gladioli
which
were
entered
too
late
for
competition
but
were
shown
in
the
window.
It
is
difficult
to
men-Uon
exhibitors
outside
the
prize
winners
published
yesterday
but
the
iris
grown
by
Mr.
Macklin
were
outstanding
and
were
well
worthy
of
recognition.
Many
of
the
pot
plants
were
excellent
such
as
the
chrysanthemum
shown
by
Mrs.
J.
p.
Cade,
benoglas
by
Joe
Naylor.
calceolarias
by
A.
Ohnesorg
and
Fred
Scadden
and
petunias
by
Horace
DuHamel.
These
were
only
a
few
of
the
exhibitors
who
were
worthy
of
mention.
A
number
ot
young
people
took
an
Interest
in
the
flowers,
an
example
being
little
Faith
King
who
had
a
mixed
bouquet
there
which
as,
to
say
the
least,
meritorious
The
directors
of
the
Horticultural
Society
were
much
pleased
with
the
success
of
their
effotrs.
Todays
Weather
Dead
Tree
Points-Clear,
calm:
barometer.
29.92:
temperature,
58;
smooth.
T.rMr!mirtv
ealm.
60.
Anyox
Part
cloudy,
calm.
55.
Stewart
Part
cloudy,
calm.
55.
Hazelton
Raining,
calm.
56.
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm.
cool.
Burns
Lake
Raining,
calm,
45.
Miss
H.
Morrison
of
Van-our?r
oame
north
on
the
Prince
thrie
this
week
to
pay
a
vl.lt
at
Crescent
Inlet
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
R
IS
VISITOR
"Amos"
is
In
Prince
Rupert
Today
Enroute
to
Alaska
on
Holiday
Cruise
Tht
Amos"
member
of
the
famous
radio
broadcasting
team
of
"Amos
"n
Andy"
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
today
on
his
way
to
Alaska
on
a
holiday
cruise.
"Amos"
is
going
north
Irora
Vancouver,
after
a
visit
at
Lake
Louise,
aboard
the
Seattle
charter
yacht
Caroline,
which
got
in
from
the
south
today,
and
will
transfer
here
to
another
of
the
Church
yachts,
the
Ncoya,
which
arrived
yesterday
afternoon
from
Alaska
to
meet
the
party
and
take
it
north.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Campbell
Church
sr.
came
north
aboard
the
Caro-
ine.
Campbell
Church
Jr.
Is
aboard
.he
Nooya.
the
skipper
of
which
is
7apt.
"Barney"
Smith,
well
known
lavigator
of
Alaskan
waters.
Relief
Survey
In
Saskatchewan
To
Be
Set
Up
Soon
REGINA.
Sask..
July
19:
A
board
of
inquiry,
established
under
the
Inquiries
Act.
will
be
shorUy
set
up.
to
conduct
a
relief
survey
ot
the
province,
it
is
announced.
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
east
at
10:20.
was
reported
this
morning
to
be
on
time.
Keep
In
Line
With
the
best
thought
of
the
day
SUHSCMHE
TO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
NOW
and
take
advantage
of
the
special
bargain
rate
of
$1.50
to
the
end
of
the
year
Others
are
doing
It.
why
not
you?
is.
v
I
Hi
t
it
.a
'i