BIG
WOR
Today's
Weather
Prince
Rupert
8nowlnR,
light
easterly
wind;
barometer,
29.18;
nnperature,
32;
sea
smooth.
V
XXV
No,
17
Oils
Fa
bran.
INne.
1.77.
t
I:..
1.09.
Freehold,
.13,
oletllng
Pacific,
.65.
Toronto
Alcxiindrla
Gold.
.05VV
tir.itinl
Patricia,
.50.
(
li'
bougAmau,
.00.
t
oiuinarlp,
.03.
Urunada.
.05.v
Int
Nickel,
22.00,
Klrkland
Lake,
.33
.
Maciissn.
2.25.
MrMlllan
Oold,
.48.
Noranda.
34iO.
at
AnUiony,
.42.
Uuriltl
Gordon,
1.10.
ili:o,
1.53.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.31.
Towuainue.
.31.
Vfiiluics,
.co.
Wheat
Prices
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
20:
(CP)
"limn
was
quoted
at
60c
on
the
H-al
exchunge
Wednesday,
drop-Pi"K
almost
a
cent
to
05TJ,c
Thurs
day
out
moving
up
to
Cflc
yesler
oay
Todfty's
price
was
05Tic
tish
Columbia.
"There
was
no
east
against
west
or
west
against
east
attitude
but
all
stand
united
In
the
common
cause."
he
said
In
a
brief
statement
following
the
conference
Premier
Pattullo
will
remain
in
Eastern
Canada
for
some
days
In
connection
with
governmental
matters
and
will
visit
Toronto
Montreal
and
New
York.
NAMED
TO
EXECUTIVE
.
Unemployment
Situation
To
Be
Met
In
Adequate
Way,
Result
Of
Conference
Held
in
Ottawa
DRIFTERS
ARE
MANY
Pro'ttifll
Oetcrnmrnt
HtuHTlut
Msnr
IWllef
lletlpirnt.
Came
lo
H.l.
Only
Itetrnlly
Mr
plllA.
Jan.
20:
CP
Am-mhini
persons
receiving
relief
h
id
1
1
Columbia
there
are
an-HHi.iy
tn
thousand
who
i..
thr
province
Mrtce
lellef
.
wi
tr
In
force
here,
the
re-
h
of
the
Department.
of
Today's
Stocks
Vanrnuvrr
V
:
Miwnurt
34.
I
Nickel,
75.
I'.
I;
X.
.60.
n
it
com..
J9,.
Hi
iioinf.
I1JD0.
(
.nUri
Ookl.
2.58.
1"mwcll,
14.
("rU
llltcr.
jOI'i-I'Mian.
mk-Mnilo.
21.
M'iKllan.
M'.i
ulna
star.
.27.
N
.uvr
Hon.
.07V.
National
Silver.
.05.
N-hlp
Five.
.12M,.
P-
nd
Oreille.
1.07.
Torter
Idaho.
.12.
Premier.
1.05.
Reeves,
20.
tfwarrl.
.11.
Heno.
1.06.
Oliver
Crest,
.02?,.
Wi.yslde.
.411.
Whitewater,
.07?,.
Waverly
Tattflcr.
.03.
Special
Treatment
May
be
Accorded
Such
Provinces
as
Require
it
Provinces
May
be
Empowered
to
Issue
!
I
jnnr
Ii'rm
I
jplii'nt
ii
ris
in
finance
Helief
-
...
-
OTTAWA,
Jan.
20:
(CP)
Launching
of
an
elaborate
program
of
public
works
in
the
early
spring
with
continuation
of
the
system
of
direct
relief
under
existing
arrangements
untiTsuch
time
as
the
unemployed
throughout
Canada
have
been
substantially
absorbed
in
industry
was
the
final
agreement
of
the
Dominion-provincial
conference
which
cloeed
yesterday.
.
....
In
the
matter
of
provincial
fin-
T
nrniATTf
anclnu
a
brief
official
report
of
the
1
1
I
H
K
II
II
.roceedtna
stated
that
none
of
the
s-a-i
w
s
provinces
would
offer
any
objection
.Cm
fin
f
O
ITT
CiW
o
the
Kdacal
government
giving
j
l)rrl
J.
w-r
)M
a
1
lUll
i
xucrlal
omaldexaUini
to
certain
of
'
Th
government
of
Canada
has
arrd
to
co-operate
with
those
t
provinces
dealrtna
to
set
up
com-
mlastoru
to
administer
relief
funds.
This
was
the
suggestion
of
Premier
TMchoroau
tf
Quebec
and
Involves
xlvtruj
power
to
such
commissions
to
Issue
long
term
four,
percent
debentures
guaranteed
by
the
two
governments
to
defray
relief
costs.
Pattulto
Gratified
OraUficaUon
with
the
spirit
dts-nlavarl
at
the
conference
is
exoreu-
led
by
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
of
Bri
main
rrrftident
Roosevelt's
Plans
For
Sla.hing
Cold
Content
and
Nationalising
.Metal
Expected
to
Pass
Gold
Coins
Banned
Pi-onlf
of
United
States
llushin;
to
Kxrhance
rieces
For
Paper
Currency
Before
Deadline
WASHINOTON,
D.C..
Jan.
20:
There
are
no
signs
of
dangerous
opposition
to
the
plans
of
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
for
the
cut-
Ung
of
the
gold
content
of
tine
dol-1
lar
and
the
nationalization
of
all
old
In
the
United
States
and
legislation
along
these
lines
Is
expected
to
be
passed
by
comfortable
gins
In
both
houses
of
Congress.
;
Undoubtedly,
there
will
be
opposl-;
Hon
from
the
Conservative
Republicans
but
this
Is
not
expected
to
be
very
menacing.
The
monetary
and
commerce
..(.
.
--i
t.
it-.
ii
within
a
dAV
or
so.
administration
i.utu,.H
rii.iioiiivn:
swa.mpfd
der.
I
the
administration.
Farmrni
of
Western
Canada
Are
Cant.
Koy
Maxwell
Savs
He
lias
Albert
and
MrCaffery's
plledrlver
I
Urxrd
To
Kncouraje
Frrer
i
Not
Bern
Appointed
Federal
was
swamped
on
the
local
water-!
Dealings
j
Aviation
Director
front
this
morning
and
Is
being!
(
taken
to
the
dry
dock
for
repairs.
WINNIPEO.
January
20:
Major
TORONTO.
January
20:
Capt.
.
-
ill.
O.
L.
Strange.
In
an
address
to
Roy
Maxwell,
enroute
from
Ottawa
.the
Canadian
Credit
Men's
Asso
M.
P.
'
McOaffery
returned
to
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the
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on
the
Princess
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trrdav
afternoon
ironi
ft
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w
iikiu
muc
uis
nu
i-n-
uirvrwir
ot
u
mm
iiuuwiry
avta
weeks'
business
trip
to
Vancouver,
courage
jrrcr
uramm..
.tion,
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
HKITLSH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATLUDAYJ'-DMSfeMR20,"l934
May
Soon
Be
Emperor
and
Empress
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repc;rt4
cr
elveci
f
m
Lcnilun
state
that
a
Hslnchlng
which
is
the
npiw)
Muns'ti
:;Ku
cn
March
1
there
will
be
a
pontmclal
ceremony
at
wi.w
b
lit
y
Pu
Yk
shown
with
Mme
Pu
Yt
wUl
be
elevated
tu
tiu
pti.--.
of
r.oeior
of
his
Japanese-made
state.
At
present
he
is
ruling
th
suit-.
with
the
title
of
administrator,
and
he
has
even
now
dictatorial
powers.
Five
grades
of
peers
have
been
decided
on
In
connection
with
the
founding
of
the
new
dynasty
of
Manchoukuo.
and
tt
Is
said
that
the
Japanese
Influence
In
the
Asian
state
will
be
conspicuously
absent
from
the
moment
that
Pu
Yl
Is
crowned
emperor.
Ceremonies
will
be
held
at
Hslnchlng.
FRAUD
IS
SUSPECTED
Investigation
Ordered
Into
Street
Cleaning
Payroll
In
Toronto
I
committee
of
the
Senate
has
stir-
TORONTO.
Jan
20:
George
W
ted
consideration
of
the
President's
DleSi
street
commissioner,
reported
recommendations.
The
House
of
t0
Mayor
stewart
payment
of
wage
WAS
FAMED
AS
ARTIST
Harrison
Fisher
Dies
In
New
York
At
Age
of
57
Following
Emergency
Operation
I.
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
20:
(CPt
Har-
Trade
Barriers
iDenies
Report
Of
Foreign
Ministers
Are
Condemned
Getting
Big
Job,
Of
Britain-France
Koth
Visit
ueneva
evening
on
the
Venture
Health
Certificates
Before
Marriage
I
EDMONTON.
Jan.
20:
(CP'
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
5:30
ajfi.
20.0
ft.
17:45
p.m.
17.0
It.
Low
,
11:54
am.
65
tt.
23:50
pm.
12
It.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENT
BRITAIN
CUTS
DOWN
RUSSIAN
SOFTWOOD
TIMBER
IMPORT
Substantial
Reduction
In
Lumber
Orders
From
Soviet
to
Help
Canada
Latest
Move
of
Old
Country
Government
Expected
lo
Result
in
Still
Further
Expansion
of
Industry
In
This
Province
LONDON,
Jan.
20:
(CP)
It
was
officially
announced
today
that
the
government
had
decided
to
cut
down,
imports
of
softwoods
from
Soviet
Russia
by
one
humlml
thousand
standards
for
this
year.
This
will
permit
a
substantial
increase
in
timber
imports
to
the
United
Kingdom
from
Canada.
The
move
of
the
British
government
is
in
line
with
agreement
reached
at
the
,
.
u
Imperial
economic
conference
mjTV
rrt
'T'fWi
Ottawa
over
a
year
ago.
It
is
expec-j
HI
A
J
X
p
ted
that
it
will
result
In
further
ex-
JrIlU
1
v
pa'nsion
of
the
timber
and
lumber
Industry
particularly
In
British
PAYS
FIRST
VISIT
HERE
BORROWING
S.
Government
to
Kaise
Six
Billion
Dollars
and
Retire
Four
Billion
"Ob
fja
lions
'
!
WASHINGTON.
Vf..
Jan.
20:
j
The
federal
government
plans
to
;
borrow
$5,000,000,000
in
"new
bourdoujh
or
.win
minus
rnnce
money
and
refund
$4,000,000,000
Kupert
uooa
lookuij
town
Heavy
Snow
at
Bella
Coola
j
Although
he
Is
one
of
the
real
sourdoughs
ol
the
Northland,
.
Leduke.
agent
for
the
Government
Telegraphs
at
Endako.
Is
paying
his
first
visit
to
Prince
Rupert.
"It
Is
a
pretty
good
looking
town
to
me."
said
Mr.
LeDuke
this
morning
in
conversation
with
a
Dally
News
reporter,
"and
much
different
than
I
had
expected.
It
has
a
real
!
up-to-date
appearance."
Mr.
LeDuke,
who
passed
this
way
In
1897
enroute
to
the
Yukon
long
before
Prince
Rupert
was
even
thought
of.
arrived
In
town
last
in
maturing
obligations
according
I
tc
reports
here.
Canadian
Gold
Price
is
Down
And
Up
Agaiifi
MONTREAL.
Jan.
20:
(Cpi
Tht
Canadian
gold
price
dropped
27g
per
ounce
Wednesday
to
$33.47
bufe
jumped
back
16c
to
$33.63.
r
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
Jan.
20:-S
The
United
States
Treasury
price"
fromf
remains
at
$34.45.
Bella
Coola
where
he
has
been
on
J
relief
duty
for
the
past
six
weeks.
'
RD
001
R
A
NIT
In
all
he
has
been
away
from
En-
j
UIVV
VIVUUilllV
J
dako
for
six
months,
having
been
DDCC
ITiCMT
1
relieving
for
three
months
at
Smi-1
rKLuIU.LiFl
1
i
thers
after
which
he
went
to'
'(
Kleena-Kleene
In
the
Chllcotln
dis-'
.
.
.
.
,
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
.
.
Named
Head
of
Prince
Rupert
.
lican
liliivin
"I
y
a
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usuuum
ciouio
u
w.v
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msiramr.
uiru
ikic
jtows.uo
.
R.lla
CnnXa
v
far
A
Interior
.Men
Named
to
Lord's
Day
.Mllanre
Board
ieaaers
concernea
oy
aeveiopmniw
the
street
cleaning
department.
An!,owlng
an
emergency
operation
the'
-
"J-'
...
.
;
"
"
jT
which
have
brought
the
British
inv.,MBfttion
has
been
ordered.
,
ft-N
M
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VICTORIA.
Jan.
30:
CP)
Very:
Rev
James
H.
Gibson
of
Prince
Ru-,
months,
deciding
to
push
the,
revaluation
bill
through
as
pert
Is
a
member
of
the
new
execu-
tire
of
the
Lord
Day
Alliance
of
J
'P'Uy
as
possible.
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ih.
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mMUni
Inst
lllnhtl""1"
mucnimi-ij
n
m
uiv
r
i
thers
and
Dr.
zelton.
the
time
were
Rev.
David
Donaldson
of
Sml-j
wlth'"
whlch
lhe
Pe0PIe
of
tnc
H.
C
Wrlnch
of
Ha-
sii.viiit
and
corrr.it
pricks
UNITT.D
STATKS
GOLD
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
20:
(CPI-Sll-vcr
wns
quoletl
nt
44V
on
the
local
metal
market
Wednesday,
at
44Wo
Thunxlay.
at
44t,c
yesterday
and
at
44V
today.
Copper
closed
at
0140,
up
'Ac.
country
may
turn
m
sunie
uu,uuu,-000
of
gold
without
being
penalized
for
holding
same.
Holders
of
gold
pieces
throughout
the
nation
were
eager
to
exchange
gold
coins
for
Nev
Phillipine
Plan
is
Under
Consideration
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
Jan.
20:
A
new
PhllUplne
Independence
plan
has
been
presents
by
a
native
de-
Clure's.
Life.
Puck,
Ladles'
Homej
!
Journal,
Scrlbners.'
etc.
were
am-!
ong
the
magazines
for
which
he
J.
l-
111....
tin
Secretary-Treasurer,
havn.
paper
currency
before
the
deadllnci
legation
to
the
Secretary
of
War!maae
wT
a"d
h
.h
h,S
home
when
gold
coins
become
illegal
ten-land
Is
now
under
consideration
byi"nmarried
havdrtrI"ade
In
Annual
Convention
lJZ
Shrine
Club
at
Annual
1
risnn
Fisher,
seed
57.
well
known
1
......
Meetinr
j
Representatives
Is
expected
to
vote
chccks
Ior
undetermined
sums
to!artlst
and
magazine
and
book
H
Xr.
h
h
,..M..M
m-
Tho
Orln.n
Rimorf
Chrlna
-
ttIV
V
V.
UftJVtV
Ullllllt
!at
Its
annual
meeting
Thursday-,
night
previous.
He
had
been
noted
Tn
a'
1'"""
for
many
years
as
the
creator
of
.
1934
as
follows,
the
"Harrison
Fisher
Girls."
;
JS,"?
.
halt
IZTLTl'
nnm
o
Rmntivn
Juiv
27.
1876
.
Vice-President.
S.
C.
Thomson.
j
--,
fJI,
nr
Kruuim
mere
now.
.
.
.
LI.
Harrison
isner
went
west,
wiui
Mr
LeDuke
will
proceed
to
En-parenU
as
a
child
and
was
educa-
dako
on
Monday
afternoon's
train,
led
In
San
Francisco.
He
took
up
11-
.
lustratlng
at
art
early
age.
being
very
talented
along
thaUlme.
and
the
Saturday
Evening
Post,
Mc-
John
Dyb-
Directors
J.
S.
Nelson.
S.
J
bour
and
Gilbert
Campbell.
Ja-
New
Deputy
Minister
Of
Labor
Named
OTTAWA.
Jan.
20:
repi
Th
appointment
of
William
M.
Dickson
t
:
Word
has
been
received
In
the
'
Ullliru
rami
iiuihih
.uv.
.
il..
...
.
convention
here
yesterday,
voted
in
t?'
l
tavor
of
compulsory
certifies
as
-
-Jg,
to
health
for
both
men
and
women
I
.
0,..J,llui"?
before
marriage
granted.
licences
are.
Hotel
Company
at
GENEVA.
Jan.
20:-The
presence
here
this
week
of
sir
John
slmpn,'
Stewart
Incorporated
British
Foreign
Minister,
and
Jo-,
senh
Paul
Boncour.
French
Foreign
VICTORIA.
Jan.
20:
The
list
of
Minuior
rrpntprl
some
stir
In
dls-1
urovlnclal
Incorporations
for
the
armament
conference
quarters
but
week
Includes
the
Marmot
Hotel
Co.
no
new
-
developments
of
imppr-
Ltd.
of
Stewart
with
a
capltallza-tance,
Itlon
of
$10,000.
.......
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Ul
VK-
torla.
has
been
a
patient
recently
In
St.
Joseph's
Hospital
Uiere
suf
fering
from
throat
ailment.
Latest
reports
are
to
the
effect
that
she
Is
getting
along
nicely
and
hopei
to
be
able
to
lave
the
lnstltuou
'
soon.
Miss
Morgan
was
taken
ill
soon
after
her
return
to
Victoria
following
a
visit
to
her
homo
here,,
for
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
holiday
season.
IB'
.
K
PROGRAM
IS
AGREED
l
,
UPON
St
'X
19
til
s