pla
And
with
me
like
a
cat
ptayt
with
a
mmioe
"
He
had
pursued
her
iu'
of
the
car
once
when
she
had
iht
freedom
from
hta
"pell."
Mr
Brawnlee
the
girl
described
t
being
nlwaya
'very
nice
to
me
"
Mls
MarMIIUn
Mid
she
had
rxrr
made
any
demands
of
the
Tremler
for
money
URGES
CARE
WITH
AUTOS
rreilrnt
Itoosevelt
Impresses
Con-tern
Over
Ufe
and
Property
Toll
In
Accidents
,
WA8H1NOTON.
DC.
June
26:
Pnsldcnt
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt,
in
a
letter
read
at
the
opening
of
the
American
Automobile
Association
annual
convention,
said
he
wm
deeply
concerned
over
the
toll
of
life
and
property
in
highway
accidents
in
this
country.
Writing
to
Thomas
I'
Henry
ot
Detroit,
president
of
the
association,
the
president
said
that
those
who
used
the
highways
must
realize
the
responsibility
they
assume
when
they
take
the
wheel.
Wheat
Prices
Winnipeg
July.
.70'
s.
October,
.78Vs.
December,
.80.
Chicago
July.
.DOtj.
September,
.01
'V
December,
.02Vi.
LTHOI'LAN
WHEAT
(KOr
A
WAV
I0VN
THIS
YKAU
-
HOME.
Italy.
June
26:-Thc
Internatlonalflnstltute
of
Ag-
rlculture
estimates
that
the
drought
will
cause
the
Euro-
pean
wheat
harvest
this
year
to
fall
short
of
1033
by
200.-
000,000
bushels.
Vancouver
Alexandria,
.04.
Bayvlew,
.01
ft.
B.
c:
Nickel.
.85.
Big
Missouri,
.28;
.
Bratorne,
14-80.
n
n.
Con-
.23.
B.
R.
X..
1.00.
Butte
I.
X.
U
18.
Cariboo
Gold,
1.35.
Dun
well,
.21.
Oeorgla
River.
.01.
Oolconda.
.40
(ftskl.
Hercule
Con.,
.05ft.
Indian.
.02.
Mlnto.
28.
Meridian.
.13.
Morning
Star,
.23
ft.
Native
Son,
.03.
National
Silver.
.03
ft.
NoWc
Five.
.08V.
Pend
Oreille,
"0.
Porter
Idaho.
.08ft.
Reward.
.07.
premier.
1.18.
Reno.
SO.
M
Sliver
Crest.
.02.
Salmon
Gold.
.10.
Taylor
Bridge,
.55.
Wayside.
.12.
Whitewater,
.04.
.
Waverly
Tangier.
.01ft.
United
Empire,
.15.
Dentonla,
.53.
v
Toronto
Inter.
Nickel,
25.50.
Dome,
4325.
Tcck
Hughes,
6.70.
,
Little
Long
Lie,
5..
C.
P.
R-.
14
ft.
Bell.
18
ft.
Braill,
88.
H.
Walkers.
36.
e
Canadian
Cement,
8.
Central
Patricia.
,
.72.
Chlbougamau,
,14?J.
Lcc
Gold,
.11.
Granada.
59.
'
Macassa.
2.45.
Noranda.
42.75.
'
Shcrrltt
Gordon,
,97.
Slsco
Gold,
2.35.
,
Thompson
Cadillac,
.46.
Ventures.
.86.
Lake
Maron,
.08.
Budbury
Basin,
LCO.
.
Columarlo,
.20.
Smelter
Gold.
7
ft.
Canadian
Malartlc,
.56.
Maple
Lenf,
.32.
Stndacona,
,42ft.
Pickle
Crow.
1.53.
Manitoba
&
Eastern,
.23.
Long
lM
Lngoon,-
.35.
Bngumac.
.12.
New
York
U,
8.
Steel.
38ft.
General
Motors;
30ft.
American
Can.
Dfl3.
Allied
Chemicals.
136ft.
U.
S,
Smelting,
125
ft.
She
vintfiMTOK'
.Inru.
2(:
(CPi
Miss
Vivian
MacMillan.
.
-
i
-
l.Jtyi'ivti
wif
...
i
i
year
old
stenographer,
lor
neany
mree
nours
yesier-
dav
told
of
her
relations
with
Premier
J.
h.
isrownlee
ot
Alberta
before
Mr.
Justice
W.
C.
Ives
and
a
jury
of
six
in
the
Supreme
Court
of
Alberta
in
her
suit
against
the
Premier
for
unstated
damage?
for
seduction.
Mr.
Hrownlee
lia.s
made
a
counter-claim
of
con-
fplracy
Miss
MacMUUn
told
a
story
of
intimate
relations
with
the
Premier
:n
l
at
home,
at
hU
olfke
and
In
a
'
rge
government
ear
which
h
parked
on
rural
roads
She
told
of
effort
she
had
made
to
break
away
from
her
unhappy
relations
but
al-uav
he
had
pleaded
with
her
or
tot
Into
a
terrific
rage.
Many
Umea
r
contested
hta
love
for
hr.
He
1
ad
described
hU
home
life
as
un-
htt
wife
bccmeprennl
a$&ln.
It
twuld
mean
her
death,
he
had
said.
I
seemed
to
be
under
hta
spell."
f
-
.....
.
....
j
.
k-.
thrAtltl
tesllIHfl
lie
seemea
w
oc,
Todays
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
.
0:42
ajn.
22.5
ft.
Prince
Rupert
High
log,
light
13:49
p.m.
19.3
ft.
southeast
wind;
barometer.
30.10;
Low
7:33
ajn.
0.5
ft.
I
temperature.
50;
sea
smooth.
19:35
p.m.
6.7
ft
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
1
1
Vol.
XXIV..
No.
148,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JUNE
26,
1934
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
In
BROWNm
CASE
NOW
BEING
HEARD
m
FIRE
DESTROYS
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
STATION
ON
MONDAY
Alberta
Girl
Tells
of
Her
Alleged
Relations
With
Alberta
Premier
Claims
She
Was
"Under
"Spell"
Supreme
Court
Hears
Details
in
Damage
Trial
Tried
to
'Break
it
up
But
Could
Not,
She
Says
Today's
Stocks
(
Court..
J
B
O.
Johnuo
,
C.)
Spent
Long
Winter
Marooned
in
Canadian
Northland
Shown
here
are
ti:c
Mounx...
er
par:?
of
aer
al
pleasure-;ee!:ers
and
explorers
from
Chicago,
who
spent
the
winter
ramped
on
tiie
upper
Halfway
river
i.n
noi
hern
British
Columbia.
150
flying
miles
f.-om
the
nearest
av;.zation.
while
they
rc'au;
liieir
F.irchiiQ
plane
which
cracked
up
In
a
forced
landug
on
August
Jl
last.
Left
to
Right.
aj
hey
arrived
at
the
Edmonton
airport,
are
shown:
John
"Bonn"
BonneU.
pl.ot;
Ernie
Kundson.
old-time
trapper
of
Dawson
Creek,
nicknamed
"8llver
Tip,"
and
known
to
the
Indians
as
"Keewatin,"
the
North
Wind,
who
drove
three
of
the
party
to
Edmonton
In
his
car.
Mrs.
Betty
Rossback.
"mother"
to
the
whole
party;
Captain
Carl
A.
Simmons,
leauer
of
the
expedition;
Alton
"Pete"
Seamans;
Herman
"Hap"
Hatfield,
chief
mechanic,
and
17-year-old
Paul
Rnssbach.
Below
at
Left
is
seen
Captain
Carl
Simmons
as
he
arrived
In
Edmonton.
Lower
Right
shows
plane
as
It
lay
after
it
cracked
up
in
wilds
of
British
Columbia.
combine
to
for
his
MAKE
PEACE
:
Great
Britain
and
United
States
Can
do
This.
Club
Official
Tells
Convention
TORONTO.
June
26:
Capt.
Arthur
Cundy.
secretary
of
the
Civilian
International
Club,
declared
at
the
club's
annual
convention
in
the
Royal
York
Hotel
here
that
Great
Britain
and
America
can
combine
to
ensure
the
peace
of
the
world.
AGED
NEGRO
WOMAN
DIES
"Auntie"
Dcveaux
of
St.
Catherines
Was
103
Years
Old
and
Was
Once
Slave
ST.
CATHERINES.
Ont..
June
26:
Mrs,
Katherlne
t
"Auntie")
De-
vcaux.
who
would
have
celebrated
her
103rd.
birthday
on
August
24
and
was
at
one
time
a
slave,
having
escaped
from
the
United
States
to
this
country,
was
burned
to
death
HAS
BEEN
GATHERING
BEUKIES
TWO
WEEKS
CABINET
Frank
Hoeft.
corner
Of
Ninth
.
Hrrnan
and
F.uler
Mar
Enter
Pro-
Avenue
and
Conrad
Street.
1
vincial
Field
who
has
one
of
the
most
at-
1
tracUve
uUUty
gardens
in
the
'
OTTAWA.
June
26:
CP
Pre-
city,
states
that
he
has
been
1
mler-elect
Hepburn
Is
seeking
ap
gathering
strawberries
from
inroval
from
Rt.
Hon.
W.
L.
Mac
nis
own
vines
for
the
past
two
kenzle
King,
federal
Liberal
leader.
weeks.
Already
fifteen
pints
'
for
the
appointment
of
Hon.
Peter
have
been
canned
and
more
Heenan
as
minister
of
labor
in
his
are
coming.
All
Tenants
To
!
Pay
For
Water
Recent
Decision
The
rental
agencies
of
the
city
have
decided
to
Institute
a
uniform
cabinet
and,
subject
to
Hon.
W.
D.
Euler's
acceptance,
his
appointment
;asa
one-man
Ontario
hydro
com
mission.
Mining
Plane
To
Whitehorse
Biff
Fokker
Ship
Here
at
Week-End
Hound
From
Burns
Lake
to
Northern
B.C.
The
big
Fokker
seaplane
of
the
policy
in
connection
with
water
Two
Brothers
Gold
Mining
Co
rates.
In
the
nast
some
of
the
land-
.which
arrived
here
on
Saturday
nt
lords
have
mid
the
rati
and.
in
n
tcrnoon
from
Burns
Lake,
hopped
good
many
cases,
the
tenants
have
"
at
11
'clock
Sunday
morning
done
so.
It
has
been
deeldpd
th.it.
In
lr
wnnenorsc.
ine
piane
nan
u
In
a
fire
which
destroyed
her
home
J
futurp
all
tenants
will
have
to
nay
heftVy
loari
ot
tniht
which
It
was
here
early
yesterday
morning.
Price
Trend
Low
Monday
in
Stocks
Sufar
and
Parking
Company
Issues
Alone
Resisted
Downward
Movement
In
New
York
NEW
YOHK,
June
26:
Sugar
and
packing
company
stocks
alone
resisted
a
generally
lower
pilce
trend
'ln
extremely
dull
trading
yesterday.
their
water
rates.
Tills
Is
considered
tkln5
Into
mining
ground
In
Nor
equitable,
the
agents
state,
because
thern
Brltlsh
Columbia.
C.
L.
Dodge.
the
tenants
are
the
ones
who
con-
a
minmK
8inp"-
Jinea
ne
Piane
sumc
the
water
and.
therefore,
they
hcre
nnd
went
north
wlth
lt-
hav'
should
pay
for
lt.
m8
nrvea
aaiuraay
auernoon
It
Is
announced
that
adjustments
rrom
Vanderhoof.
O.
W.
O.
Mc-
Conachle
of
Edmonton
was
pilot
of
wlll
be
made
as
soon
as
possible
to
brine
all
tenants
in
the
eltv
nnrior
the
Plane
and
D.
M.
Gray,
air
en-
thc
same
nencral
svstem.
-Rlneer.
The
machine
Is
expected
BAR
SILVER
dhck
nere
in
aooui
a
wcck
s
time
enroute
back
to
Burns
Lake.
CANADIAN
GOLD
PKICE
NEW
YOHK.
June
26:
CP
-liar
MONTREAL.
June
26:
CPiThe
silver
closed
at
45Vie
per
outve
on
Canadian
uold
price
was
up
3c
to-tho
local
metal
market
today.
day
ut
$31.41.
Interior
Divisional
Point
Is
Visited
By
Rather
Serious
Blaze
Flames
Started
in
Kitchen
of
Lunch
Counter
and
Wiped
Out
Entire
Structure
No
Other
Buildings
Affected
The
Canadian
National
Railways
station
building
at
Pacific,
first
divisional
point
on
the
line
out
of
Prince
Rupert,
was
completely
destroyed
by
fire
yesterday
afternoon.
It
was
a
two-storey
frame
structure
and
was
one
of
the
larger
type
of
country
station
buildings.
In
addition
to
the
usual
station
facilities,
it
contained
a
lunch
counter
an
dlt
was
In
the
living
quarters
of
ARRESTED
IN
VIENNA
Detroit
Killing
oi
ivan
I'oaerjay
ana
Aine.
auzanne
Ferrand
may
be
connected
with
an
Mile.
Ferrand
declared.
DETROIT.
Mich..
June
26:
Fingerprints
of
Eugene
Leroy,
sought
since
1920
for
the
trunk
murder
of
his
wife,
have
been
sent
to
Vienna
for
comparison
with
prints
ot
a
man
giving
the
name
of
Ivan
Poderjay
because
of
marked
resemblance
In
pictures.
Reward
in
Hold-up
Case
is
Offered
Insurance
Company
Offers
$500
For
Information
Leading
to
Identity
Of
Payroll
Bandits
HAMILTON.
June
26:
The
Can
ada
Accident
and
Fire
Insurance
Co.
has
posted
a
reward
of
$500
to
any
person
or
persons
who
can
supply
InformaUon
leading
to
the
arrest
of
one
or
more
men
who
robbed
a
payroll
messenger
of
the
Tuckett
Tobacco
Co.
of
$3705
here
last
Friday.
Students
of
Ayr
j
School
on
Strike
this
that
the
fire
originated,
it
Is
reported.
On
account
of
the
fire,
the
Canadian
National
Telegraph
line
was
down
for
a
time
yesterday
afternoon
and
last
nigh.
W.
H.
Tobey.
divisional
superln-
Mystery
in
Connection
With
Couple
!
tendent.
and
F.
S.
''Walton,
road-
Taken
in
Custody
Man
Checked
1
master,
called
out
on
account
of
the
Ub
in
Connection
With
mo
i
lire,
left
for
Pacific
'on
last
eve-
ning's
train.
The
fire
was
confined
to
the
VTENNAi
June
26:
The
myster-1
station
building,
there
being
no
ions
disappearance
of-MusAgnesJother-strncturjes.pr
Importance
in
C.
Tufverson
and
other
strange
the
immediate
vicinity,
happenings
involved
in
the
arrest
j
AH
contents
were
lost.
MERGER
IS
POSTPONED
Proposal
to
Join
C.
X.
and
C.
P.
Wire
and
Express
Services
Dropped
For
Year
R.
OTTAWA.
June
26:
CP
The
plane
to
merge
the
Canadian
National
and
Canadian
Pacific
Rail
way
express
and
telegraph
services
as
recommended
by
Hon.
C.
P.
Ful-
flerton
and
E.
W.
Beatty
K.C.,
chair
men
of
the
two
respective
boards,
has
been
dropped
for
this
year,
it
Is
announced.
The
government
will
not
proceed
with
the
two
bills
designed
to
enable
the
Canadian
National
and
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railways
to
amalgamate
their
telegraph
and
express
businesses,
Hon.
Dr.
R.
J.
Manlon,
minister
of
railways,
told
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday.
Declares
Slot
Machines
Legal
Those
Which
Give
Candies
and
Gum
as
Well
as
Slugs
Not
Contrary
to
Law
Allege
That
Principal
Ignored
Exam
1
LONDON,
Ont..
June
26:-Deputy
Marks
and
Showed
Prejudice
Magistrate
W.
S.
Henderson
ruled
Against
Athletes
1
yesterday
In
his
third
verdict
In
London's
antl-gambllng
drive
that
AYR.
Ont..
June
26:
Ten
third
s101
machines,
when
they
vend
gum
form
students
In
continuation
and
candles
as
well
as
slugs,
are
school
here
continued
their
strike
"esal.
against
the
alleged
action
of
Prln-
clpal
Carruthers
In
disregarding
TJrtx
HncfpAire
examination
marks
and
showing
"
uvouujo
bias
against
those
taking
part
in
TT
1
D1
1
athletics
and
the
dispute
has
been
1
fieeWatin'
DlOCK
submitted
to
the
Ontario
Depart-,
ment
of
Education.
Halibut
Arrivals
Business
Structure
In
Western
Ontario
Town
Rated
With
Loss
of
$30,000
KEEWATIN,
Ont.,
June
26:
The
American
,
Parkes
Block
here
was
destroyed
by
Celtic.
40,000,
to
Seattle.
I
tire
yesterday
with
a
loss
estimated
Majestic
10,500,
Atlln,
7c
and
Sc.jat
$50,000.
The
origin
of
the
con-Visitor,
7,500
n
oval
Be
and
5c.
flaratlon'has
not
as
yet
been
ac-Canadlan
c-rtalned.
It
was
brought
under
Belief
17,500.
Cold
Storage,
5.2c
"nntrol
by
the
Keuora
fire
5c.
ment.
4
4,
III
fll
Srf
-is
1
H
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i
I!
1
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m
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I1
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