Dead
President
Paul
von
Hlndrnburg
AGREEMENT
IS
DENIED
Hfrtisj
5rs
No
Arrangement
Llt
or
War
Participation
ML'
)EMF0NTE1N.
South
Africa.
i
Premier
Hertxog
and
his
r
r
of
railways
and
defence
rrp!,3tically
deny
that
any
secret
J
'vmmt
exists
between
the
Unlit'
Kingdom
and
the
Union
of
E
'
'
Africa
regarding
the
partlcl-t
of
the
Utter
in
any
future
Gov't
Accountant
Sought
by
Police
OTTAWA.
Aug.
2:
-Federal
It-
are
retvirter!
In
he
mnklnc
a
-rpread
search
for
Henry
S.
-scg
assistant
accountant
of
the
Department
of
Labor,
against
m
a
warrant
charging
"utter-'"3
has
been
Issued.
This
is
last
Week
For
Cheap
Rate
There
Is
still
a
month
free
to
ny
perwn
wishing
to
sub-"tribe
now
for
the
Dally
News
PRICE
$1.50
Vntll
Hie
end
of
the
year
She
nounced
tlttt
a
preblsclte
would
be
held
on
August
19
to
confirm
Hitler
as
head
of
the
government.
Minister
of
War
von
Sternberg
prepared
an
oath
to
be
sworn
to
by
the
Retchswehr.
Oerman
standing
army,
demanding
obedience
to
Hitler,
supreme
head
of
the
army,
"and
that
I
will
be
ready
as
a
brave
soldier
to
give
my
life
for
this
oath."
Former
Kaiser
WUheim
II
from
Doom.
Holland,
sent
a
telegram
of
sympathy
toXSetrt.
Ool.
Oskar
von
JJlaepburg.
tw
of
the
dead
Field
Marsha),
conveying
greetings
and
homage
to
"the
Immortal
hero
of
Tannenburg."
The
funeral
will
be
held
at
Neu
deck
on
Saturday
or
Sunday.
President
too
Hlndenburg
was
etghty-stx
years
of
age.
WASHINGTON.
D.C.
Aug.
2:
Postmaster
General
James
Farley
announces
plans
for
a
readjustment
of
air
and
ocean
mall
carrying
contracts
whereby
It
is
anticipated
that
millions
of
dollars
will
be
saved
annually
to
tne
govern
flclt
of
150.000.000.
Many
ocean
and
air
mall
con-
'tracts
will
be
cancelled.
Halibut
Arrivals
American
Aleutian.
40.000.
Pacific.
Sic
and
4.5c.
Canadian
P
Dorreen.
5.500.
Atlln.
Cc
and
5c.
.Lysckil.
2007B6oth.,5ic
and
5c,
United
States
to
Push
Its
DELEGATES
ARE
NAMED
:
W.
Nlckerson.
W.
M.
Brown,
John
Currie.
B.
M.
Simpson.
A.
J
Prud-homme.
N.
Mussallem.
Duncan
instead
01
a
ueucn
yiuuv....
'-Priinit
iftrt
Malcolm
McLeod.
W
vice
which
it
has
been
ever
since
Lorenren.
Kenneth
rrsnt
Alining
-Ultrrlng"
Issued
"
incepuon.
w..
"lSmlth
and
W.
J
Robb.
The
dele
-..
.
.....
.
.
:rfir.irtmint
department
was
was
operated
oDerated
at
a
oe'
...
.
vote
Atalntt
Ottawa
Official
gates
were
left
free
to
as
they
pleased.
Speeches
Made
,
Several
brief
addresses
were
Continued
on
Page
Two
i
Today's
Weather
4-
Today's
Tides
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
prince
High
7:57
a-m.
14.8
ft.
southeast
wind.
8
miles
per
hour;
19:57
p-m.
17.8
It.
It,
ometer.
29.92;
temperature,
55;
Low
1:28
ajn.
6.5
ft.
ra
smooth.
13:06
pjn.
9.6
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXIV
No
179.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
AUGUST
2,
1934
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
PRESIDENT
VON
HINDENBURG
PASSES
INVESTIGATE
OF
B.
C.
SUBSIDIES
SOUGHT
BY
PATTULLO
rr-.i
T
l
xi
i
.
timer
laiies
msoime
Control
in
Germany
on
Assuming
Presidency
Former
Kaiser
Wilhclm
and
Kinj:
(ieore
of
Great
Britain
Sent
Condolence
Famous
Soldier-Statesman
Was
Kijjhty-Six
Years
of
Arc
HLIN,
Aug.
2:
(CP)
President
Paul
von
Hinden-rjT
who
was
commander
of
more
than
seven
million
sol-mer
during
the
Great
War,
died
at
9
o'clock
this
morning
anf!
a
few
hours
after
his
death
was
succeeded
as
Presi-r)r
f
Germany
by
Chancellor
Adolph
Hitler
who
served
I
A
lit
V
1
1
1
as
a
t
urjKrai
during
me
war.
u
was
immediately
an
Saskatchewan
Government
Formed
in
Five
Minutes
bssV
rY
-HHprHK4CMPV
Jl
AswsB'ssssT8iHHra"B
1
.
iiiMiiihawwiiiii'jawi
Saskatchewan
new
tablet
po-
-r.
-j.
t.v.,
rap.n:-
unai-a.a-.
:
a:':
:
seieLon.
only
five
minute
after
Anderson
government
resigned
It
was
ti.e
fir;
.u3n.e:
sworn
m
bnmtt
itely
after
a
provincial
election
In
the
province
history
It
was
also
the
first
ime
Moos?
Jaw
and
Retina,
the
capital
had
no
direct
representation
In
the
cabtna.
Head'n?
from
lrfl
to
right
arc
Hon.
T.
C.
Davis,
attorney-general.
Hon
T
O
Tafgart.
minister
of
agriculture
Hon
R.
J
M.
Par!:er
minister
of
municipal
affairs.
Hon
George
Gpence.
minister
of
pubU:
warks:
Premier
J
O.
Gardiner,
provin
cial
treasurer;
Hon.
i
M.
Uhrlrr..
minister
of
pubUs
health
and
provincial
secretary:
Hon.
J.
W.
Es-
tey.
minister
of
natural
resources
and
telephone;
Hon.
C.
M
Dunn,
minister
of
highways.
r-
v
Thirtr
Local
Liberals
Chon
to
LONDON.
Aug
2:
CP-King
Help
Nominate
Candidate
j
Oeorge
was
aboard
the
royal
yacht
j
,
Llll.ll
BIG
BOXII
"
:!
TRADE
PACT
CONVERSION
FLAN
IN
STATES
NOW
UNDER
CONTEMPLATION
WASHINGTON.
D
C,
Aug
2:
An
Important
statement
by
i
the
administration
on
conver-
1
sion
of
Liberty
Bonds
with
a
i
at
Oowes
when
the
death
of
Prel-
At
tne
mecUng
oI
Liberals
held
1
?lew
to
reducing
the
Interest
dent
von
Hmdenburg
of
Germany
,
t
n,.hta
u,-
Metronole
Hall
30
1
rate
i
expected
to
be
made
was
received
He
immediately
401,1
1
delegates
were
chosen
to
represent
1
within
the
next
thirty
days.
As
a
messane
of
sympathy
to
Col.
Os
kar
von
Hlndenburg
MAKE
POST
OFFICE
PAY
rmtmaler
General
Farley
of
Unl
ted
States
Intend
to
Chance
Deficit
to
Surplus
.
I
r
-
"
-
'
ArblA
line
ranee
nuuerc
uvni
viia
a
start,
it
is
intimated
In
IS
PLANNED
United
States
Said
to
be
Out
Definitely
For
Reciprocity
With
Canada
WASHINGTON,
D.C,
Aug.
2:
PoIIUcal
and
economic
questions
having
eliminated
Canada
and
at
tlon
at
the
nomination
convention
.
authoriUUve
quarters
that
the
j
least
five
other
nations.
Including
lln.
cv..n.
fHrai
rirtini?
to
be
held
I
Interest
rate
on
four
billion
i
some
of
the
best
consumers
of
I
In
the
same
hall
shortly.
Dr.
J.
H.j
dollars
worth
of
bonds
will
be
Carson
presided
and
with
him
on
cat
from
44
to
3.
Other
'k.
.uifnm.
-t
niof
Hanson.
issues
will
later
be
similarly
'
member
for
the
district.
Prior
to
scaled
down.
i
the
nominaUon
of
delegates
Mr.
Hanson
was
asked
to
speak.
He
,
!
briefly
referred
to
leglslaUon
which
he
ne
had
naa
supported
supponea
at
ai
the
wie
recent
irceiu
ses-
United
States
goods,
new
reciprocal
trade
agreements
are
necessitated.
It
is
stated
here
that
definite
plans
are
being
made
for
a
reciprocity
treaty
with
Canada.
rXrhS
Wayy
my
Planes
Leave
.
jOnly
r
1
Few
T
nl
Marine
'SZffEl?
r,m"Z,
Ketchikan
Tuesday
.
Workers
Still
On
"I
Continuing
Flight
Strike
in
South
Kennedy.
Olllis
Royer.
G.
M.
Hunt,
i
..
,
,
J
ei
Jack
Campbell,
NeU
Macdonald.
J.
ketchikan.
Aug.
2:-Slx
Unl-
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Aug.
2:-The
A.
Undsay.
H.
F.
Pullen.
L.
W.
Pat-
ted
States
Navy
planes,
on
their
oniy
marine
workers
on
the
Pacific
mnra
tl
T
Ramn
J
U
MnTPV
iiv
1
rnm
K.in
niAirn
In
rnlVi
Uor-
r'rvncf
tllll
nn
trilr
fnllnulnp
thp
ment
Such
will
be
the
first
step
In
SUney
'SmUn
K.
Halberg.
Jack
bor.
left
Ketchikan
for
Juneau
termination
yesterday
of
the
long-Mr.
Farley's
program
of
making
.
.
.
0urvlch
Mrs.
Mar-
Tuesday
afternoon
In
continuation
shoremen's
strike,
are
certain
the
postal
department
a
revenue
garet
DouRherty
M
j
Dougherty,
of
their
northern
flight
after
groups
of
cooks,
waiters
and
steam-bearing
arm
of
government
service
0porge
H
Arnold,
y.
O.
Fulton,
spending
a
few
days
here.
j
ship
sen-Ice
department
employees.
i
Refinancing
Of
Canadian
Notes
Arramements
Are
Made
To
Kef
und
$50,000,000
Out
Of
Total
Of
$60,000,000
'
NEW
YORK,
August
2:
The
Air
and
Naval
Bllildil
Canadlar
(
8ment
h
con
cluded
negotiations
with
the
Chase
2:-
National
Bank
of
New
York
for
D.C..
Aug.
WASHINGTON.
1
J!
i
?!L
cmi!
win
nush
Its
air1
the
refinancing
of
$50000,000
of
hn.iidlnir
nrwrams
with
treasury
notes
out
of
a
total
of
renewed
vigor
It
Is
learned
on
$60,000,000
about
to
fall
due
In
.SrSuSS:
,lhe
New
York
market
Halibut
Fishing
in
Area
No.
Two
Closing
on
August
19,
It
Is
Announced
by
Commission
SEATTLE,
Aup.
2:
(CP)-VThe
International
Fisheries
Commission
announces
the
closing
of
Area
No.
2
between
the
Washington
coast
and
Cape
Spencer,
Alaska,
in
which
most
of
the
smaller
Canadian
vessels
operate,
to
all
halibut
fishing
effective
midnight
August
19
because
of
heavy
catches
as
a
result
of
which
the
quota
for
the
season
will
soon
be
exhausted.
Officials
said
that
the
closure
would
probably
be
effective
until
the
end
of
the
year.
Fishing
will
be
permitted
to
continue
in
Area
No.
3,
the
other
principal
fishing
district
of
the
Pacific
Coast.
A
dequacy
of
Federal
Aid
to
This
Province
Questioned
by
Premier
Royal
Commission
to
Probe
Matter
is
Asked
at
Meeting
Of
Entire
Dominion
Cabinet
Sale
of
Pacific
Great
;
Eastern
to
Canadian
National
Also
Sought
i
i
OTTAWA,
Aug.
2:
(CP)
A
royal
commission
to
investigate
adequacy
of
Dominion
subsidies
to
British
Colum-
;
bia
was
sought
today
by
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
of
the
Pacific
Coast
province.
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett
and
his
entire
cabinet
heard
the
appeal
but
no
immediate
reply
was
made.
Premier
Pattullo,
however,
appeared
to
be
hopeful
.nat
the
request
.would
be
granted.
t
j
j
n
i
Later
In
the
day
the
British
Co-
1
OCiaV
S
MOCkS
-
llumbia
premier
submitted
a
request
T
tCuunr
a
O
JohOMO
Co.)
Vancouver
t
Alexandria,
.644.
Bayview,
.01
.
B.
C.
Nickel
.70.
Big
Missouri,
22.
Bralorne,
15.75..
Bridge
River
Con,
.15.
B.
R.
1.08.
Butte
I.
X.
L
J3
Task.
Cariboo
Quartz.
1.26.
Dunwell,
.15.
Dentonla,
.46.
Georgia
River.
.01.
Golconda.
.33.
Morning
Star.
.15.
Meridian,
.10fe.
Hercules,
.05.
Indian,
.03
(ask).
Mlnto.
.17.
Native
Son.
.01
ask.
National
Silver.
.03
1.
Noble
Five.
.06
Vj.
Pend
Oreille,
.55.
Porter
Idaho.
.07.
Premier.
1.22.
Reeves
McDonald,
.13.
Reward,
.05
(ask).
Reno.
.93.
Silver
Crest.
.02.
Salmon
Gold,
.10.
Taylor
Bridge.
.40.
Wayside.
.08
(ask).
Waverly
Tangier.
.01
!8.
United
Empire.
.14.
Toronto
Central
Patricia,
.89.
Chlbougamau,
.11.
Lee
Gold,
.08.
Granada.
.68.
Inter
Nickel,
23.40.
Macassa,
2.58.
Noranda,
40.00.
Sherritt
Gordon,
.68.
Slsco.
2.43.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.46.
Ventures.
.81.
Lake
Maron,
.09.
Teck
Hughes,
6.60.
Sudbury
Basin,
1.45.
Columario,
.22.
Smelter
Gold.
.28.
Can.
Malartlc.
.65.
Little
Long
Lac.
6.50.
Astoria
Rouyn.
.10.
Stadacona.
34.
Maple
Leaf.
.35.
Pickle
Crow.
1.40.
Long
Lac
Lagoon.
.36.
Manitoba
Ss
Eastern,
37.
British
Houses
Have
Adjdtlrned
Parliament
In
London
Will
Not
He-assemble
Until
October
10
LONDON",
August
2
.-Both
Houses
of
Parliament
adjourned
on
Tuesday
until
October
10
unless
public
interest
requires
an
earlier
re-assembly.
lor
the
sale
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
to
the
Canadian
National
system.
Forest
Fires
In
Kootenav
District
Tre
Under
Control
NELSON,
Aug.
2:
With
the
aid
of
cooler
weather
and
showers,
fire
fighters
are
reported
to
be
successfully
combatting
forest
fires
In
the
southern
Kootenay
district.
Enormous
Customs
Revenue
Recorded
By
Toronto
Port
TORONTO.
Aug.
3:
The
largest
single
day's
customs
and
excise
collections
ever
recorded
at
the
port
of
Toronto
were
on
Tuesday
when
the
total
for
the
day
reached
$767,-337.96.
xi
x
1
i
1
new
Naval
Aide
To
King
Named
Admiral
Kelly
To
Succeed
Admiral
Tyrwhitt
Who
Has
Been
Appointed
Admiral
Of
Fleet
LONDON.
August
2:
Admiral
Sir
John
Kelly
commander-in-
chief
at
Portsmouth
naval
base.
has
been
appointed
first
and
principal
naval
aide-de-camp
to
the
King
In
succession
to
Admiral
Tyrwhitt
who
has
been
made
an
admiral
of
the
fleet.
Former
Pensions
Advocate
Named
Franchise
Sec'y
OTTAWA.
Aug.
2:
Appointment
of
Lieut.
Col.
E.
H.
Minns,
former
pensions
advocate
of
the
Veterans
Bureau,
as
secretary
of
the
new
government
branch
set
up
under
Col.
J.
Thompson
to
administer
the
Dominion
Franchise
Act
Is
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Raining,
calm,
52.
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
60.
Anyox
Raining,
calm,
54,
Stewart
Part
cloudy,
calm,
33.