ITAWA
March
23:
CP-The
:
asury
would
lose
"only
a
j
Hons"
with
$13,000,000
an)
'
imat.
If
John
t.
McFar-j
Winnipeg
suddenly
llqi'l-'
Dominion
-backed
wheat
the
House
of
Commons,
xst
night
by
Premier
Ben-
Todays
Stocks
IE
wf
s.
o
Johnn
Oo.l
Vanrourrr
A!
;
iha.
.064.
B.
...
w
52.
B
f
Nu
kel.
58.
MLsourt.
58.
Blu.
rr.r
13.05.
B.
It
Cons..
57.
B.
R
X.
Oold.
.76.
'
B-
'
I
X.
.27.
r.la
1.01.
Duawcil.
.33.
Ccoiia
River.
.03.
0(;.onda,
.43.
He
mules.
.OS;.
I''
'
-an
.02ty.
Mln'.o.
,39.
Mr
.i.an,
.19V,.
Mnn;lng
Star.
.43.
fi'ive
Son.
.06.
NUar,al
Silver.
.04?i.
Noble
Five.
.13',.
K
R
1
Oreille.
1.10.
Sorter
Idaho.
.12.
"micr
1.43,
Rcevo
,15,
Bfwurd
,10.
Reno.
1.09.
81'vcr
Crest.
.02
15.
i
8
-Mmon
Oold.
.28.
Ta;.
,or
Bridge.
.74.
Ul'tcd
Empire.
.18.
ay.-.ide.
.39.
'hltrwater,
.07.
avcrly
Tangier.
.02!,.
Toronto
cnlbuuamau,
,io3i.
Centra!
Patricia,
.70.
0ranada,
.78,
J1
Nickel,
27.50.
Maron,
.I3!i.
Lfc
Oold,
.18,
Mncassa,
2.40.
NorandR.
38.75
Sherrltt
Oordo'n,
1.00.
'
81
-co.
2.23,
jMbury
nasin,
1.00.
Hughes,
7.05.
"lompson
Cadillac.
.54.
Vf!Uurcs.
,97.
'
lumario.
.02
U
f'ts
Oold,'
M.
Radian
Malartlc,
.07.
PUTTING
IN
TRAM
LINE
Lumber
and
Other
Material
Belnr
Shipped
From
Vancouver
For
Stewart
Mine
William
Dann.
managing
director
of
the
Oold
and
Silver
Mining
Co.
Ltd.,
Is
a
passenger
aboard
the
Prince
George
today
returning
to
8tcwart
after
attending
the
annual
general
meeting
of
the
company
In
Vancouver.
Mr
Dann
told
the
meeting
that
about
a
month
ago
work
was
commenced
on
th?
cutting
of
the
right-of-way
for
the
.aerial
tram
line.
The
tram
was
al-
I
ready
on
the
ground
and
lumber
t
and
heavy
hardware
and
other
I
supplies
would
leave
Vancouver
In
j
a
few
days
for
ute
in
construction
of
terminals
and
warehouse.
The
lower"
terminal
of
the
tramline
Is
to
be
located
on
the
Dear
River
road
about
two
miles
from
the
town
of
Stewart.
The
tram
will
be
fl.300
feet
In
length
with
a
single
span.
The
portal
of
the
tunnel
Is
2.800
feet
above
the
road.
Work
Progressing
A
compressor
of
260
cubic
feet,
capacity
operated
by
a
50
h.p.
mo-1
tor
together
with
steel
sharpener
and
other
equipment
has
been
Installed
at
the
mine
and
all
buildings
are
electrically
lighted.
Powder
and
all
supplies
necessary
to
carry
on
work
for
the
next
two
months
arc
at
the
mine.
The
main
tunnel
Is
in
398
feet
and
an
average
distance
of
eight
feet
per
day
is
being
made.
Two
shifts
are
being
I'
worked.
Reporting-
on
work
which
was
.commenced
on
the
propetty
on
Auaust
1
last.
Mr.
Dann
gave
ae
tailed
Information
in
regard
to
the
workings
of
the
mine
and
the
assays
secured
all
of
which
went;
to
sliow
that
there
Is
a
real
mine
In
the
making
at
Stewart
wlththa1
prospect
of
shipping
ore
In.
quan
tity
this
year.
O.
Nelles
Stacey
was
added
10
me
board
to
represent
Colonel
Victor
Spencer
and
associates.
Other
members
of
the
board
mciuae
William
Dann.
president;
Brig.
Gen,
V.
W.
Odium,
It.
I.
Bird
and
J.
A.
Parker,
the
secretary.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
March
28:
(CP)
Wheat
was
quoted
at
661bC
on
the
local
exchange
today.
today
by
a
mysterious
change
in
attitude
of
the
Roumanian
government.
It
Is
explained
here
that
there
is
no
extradition
treaty
between
Rou-rhanla
and.
the
United
States
and,
therefore.
It
Is
said
that
the
Roumanian
government
Is
not
likely
to
BALAGN0
Today
s
Weather
'
Tomorrow's
Tides
rrlnce
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
light
High
)
0:19
a.m.
19.6
ft.
rorMieast
wlnc;
barometer,
29:83;
12:23
pjn.
19.8
ft.
Low
6:30
55
ft.
temperature,
44;
sea
smooth.
aon.
18:45
pjn.
4.4
It.
CENTRAL
NORTHERN
AND
niUTfSH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
v
i,
XXIV
No.
74,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WE)NESDAV,
MARCH
28,
1034
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
1
C
AID
FOR
MINING
IS
PLANNED
PATTULLO
SPONSORS
STEWART
RAILWAY
CHARTER
BILL
Canadian
Northeastern
May
Be
Given
Further
Time
to
Put
In
Line
Government
Would
be
Empowered
to
Extend
Period
For
Completion
Up
to
Five
Years
Provided
it
is
Satisfied
Work
is
Proceeding
With
Dispatch
VICTORIA,
March
28:
(CP)
Despite
the
refusal
last
.
.
m
t
A
1
Ml
'A
A
v;;k
oi
tne
private
ows
commmee
10
approve
tne
application.
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo,
in
the
Legislature
yesterday
introduced
a
bill
which
would
extend
fJr
one
year
V
charter
of
the
Canadian
Northeastern
Railway
Co.
"ONLY
FEW
MILLIONS"
WmM
t
Federal
Um
If
MtParland
Uquldaltd
on
Wheat,
Sa)
Bennett
rior-a
railway
line
from
Stewart
to
Fort
Orahame.
The
bill
Invests
the
government
with
power
to
extend
the
time
for
completion
of
the
line
for
a
period
of
not
more
than
five
years
providing
the
government
Is
satisfied
that
construction
is
to
be
started
within
a
specified
time
and
will
be
carried
on
continuously.
Why
Europe
Fears
Threat
of
Nazi
Unification
;
special
PoWeYS
Ad
h
1
HOLLAND
iao.000
SElQUM
iso.ooo
trf
jwoSIAr
IN
EUROPE
Ws
'"
:H
FRANCE
rJiZZZ
L
AViritnuMOlr
lv00'?'
Rumania
X
Vjfcy,
.
vZZZZZ
jj
t,tto.ooo
PO
"i
a00,000
J
This
map
tends
to
show
why
European
statesmen
believe
that
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
of
Oer-many
will
be
responsible
If
a
new
war
comes
to
Europe,
and
why
Europe
fears
Hitler's
program
of
unifying
alt
Oerman
peoples.
The
figures
shown
in
the
various
countries
represent
the
estimate
of
Oerman
map
makers
as
to
the
number
of
Germans
in
Europe
85.263,000.
Foreign
newspaper
correspondents
assort
that
there
are
enough
Germans
in
each
country
more
than
20,000.-000
outside
of
the
relchto
cause
diplomats
to
be
deeply
disturbed
at
the
prospect
that
some
day
Hitler
or
someone
else
may
attempt
to
unite
all
these
Germans
Into
one
nation.
R0UMANIA
ATTITUDE
.New
Haven
For
Insull
is
'Believed
FoundNo
Extradition
Treaty
With
United
States
BUCHAREST.
Roumanla,
March
28:
CP
New
expectations
that
Samuel
Insull
sr..
former
Chicago
utilities
magnate,
whet
is
a
fugitive
from
Justice
In
the
United
States
and
who
Is
now
reported
to
be
pro
ceeding
by
ship
through
the
Bos-
uhorus.
might
be
permitted
to
land
in
Roumanian
soil
were
aroused
:;::;.i:rsPA
on
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
FINANCES
IMPROVED
-
OTTAWA,
March
28:
CP
The
Canadian
National
Rall-
ways
annual
report
shows
a
considerable
Improvement
In
the
finances
of
the
system.
In
4-
1933
the
deficit
was
$1,103,116
with
net
operating
revenue
of
$5,807,188.
STRIKE
IS
EXTENDING
DRY
ROOF
Further
Particulars
of
Fire
Which
Destroyed
Port
Essington
Church
Property
Provincial
Constable
Robert
Gibson
returned
to
the
city
last
night
after
making
an
Investigation
of
the
circumstances
of
the
fire
last
Sunday
afternoon
which
destroyed
buildings
at
Port
Esslngton
as
well
as
the
minister's
residence.
The
fire
started
from
sparks
flying
from
the
church
chimney
on
to
the
Socialists
Join
With
Syndicalists
In
dry
shingles
of
the
roof.
There
was
Revolutionary
.Movement
!
a
brisk
northerly
.wind
blowing
at
In
Spain
I
the
time
and
this
was
soon
fanned
Into
a
roaring
blaze
which
enUrely
consumed
the
three
buildings.
ZARAZOZA,
Spain,
March
28:
UTh.n
lira
K.ll
.tnrlorl
n
rlncT
be
ln
a
position
to
prevent
Insull
,CP,
socialists
threw
their
the
townsfolk
thought
It
was
the
from
landing
If
he
chooses
to
do
so.
Strenglh
behind
the
Syndicalist!
bel,
for
Sunday
SchooI
and
dW
not
1
ljnrf.iv
in
the
revolutionary
central
j
.
-i
i-i
"
respond
10
wie
aiarm
us
uaui.
uc
strike
which
has
been
declared
to
bliUCi
therefore,
had
.obtalnedA
cover
the
whole
protest
against
stron
hold
bcfor.
lt
Wfls'
Eenetal'lv
'treatment
which
the
Syndicalists
known
known
that
that
there-was
there-was
a
a
fire.
tire,
Had
ma
IN
I
n
V
A
t
I
I
al,cged
had
been
accorded
Pri
the
wind
been
blowing
In
the
bppo-111
LlJjn.L'held
for
bombings
In
which
four
slte
dlrecti0n
the
whole
town
might
Has
Handy
Margin
Over
Don
Brown
In
Final
of
City
Individual
Billiard
Championship
In
the
first
block
of
the
final
of
the
city
'individual
billiard
championship
play
last
night.
C.
P.
Ba-lagno
took
a
handy
lead
over
Don
Brown
by
a
score
of
500
to
413.
The
concluding
500-polnt
take
place
tonight.
BAR
SILVER
persons,
inducting
two
women,
have
been
destroyed.
were
kiiicq.
AU
that
savcd
was
tne
rur.
AMERICANS
LOSEMVESi
HAKODATE,
Japan,
March
28:
session
will
Two
American
women,
one
from
St.
j
Paul
and
the
other
from
Phlladel-jphla,
lost
their
lives
in
the
disastrous
fire
which
nearly
devastated
1
this
great
Japanese
city
last
week.
NEW
YORK,
March
28:
(CPt
Authorities
have
not
been
able
as
Bar
silver
closed
at
45ic
on
the
yet
to
determine
the
origin
of
the
local
metal
market
today.
i
fire.
nlture
In
the
'minister's
residence,
j
The
property
belonged
to
the
Unl-1
ted
Church
of
Canada
and
the
loss
will
run
Into
several
thousand
dollars.
It
Is
not
known
It
there
was
i
Insurance.
The
newest
of
the
three
buildings
was
at
least
ten
years
old.
Member
of
llakcry
Firm
In
Victoria
Is
Dead
VICTORIA.
March
28:
(CP)
James
T.
Taylor,
aged
69.
member
of
a
local
bakery
firm,
died
on
Given
Third
Reading
By
34-13
Vote
Today
Amendments
By
G.
G.
McGeer
and
R.
W.
Bruhn
Rejected
Every
Member
of
House
Was
in
Seat
For
Main
Division
VICTORIA,
March28:
(CP)
The
Special
Powers
Act
of
the
British
Columbia"
government
was
given
third
reading
in
the
Legislature
today,
the
vote
being
34
to
13
in
its
favor
with
everymember
in
his
seat.
An
amendment
introduced
by
G.
G.
McGeer,
Liberal
member
for
Vancouver-
Burrard,
to
restrict
the
life
of
the
Act
until
the
commencement
instead
of
the
end
of
nexf
1
,
1
)
session
and
subjecting
everything
done
under
the
Act
to
possible
ac-
mipTTT
M
H
A
raff
l
1
1
1
I
tion
by
the
next
session
was
de-
111-
11
ULLaLt
t
eated
34
to
12.
An
amendment
In-
troduced
by
R.
W.
Brahn,
Independent
member
tor
Salmon
Arm,
seeking
to,
strike
from
the
Act
Clause
8
referring
to
property
and
civil
rate
ntp
nf
or.
-is:
13;
Summary
American
108500
pounds,-6c
an
4cMo
7.5c
and
4.6c.
Canadian
193,000
pounds.
5c
and
4c
to
53c
and
45c.
American
Explorer.
36.000
pounds.
Cola
Storage,
6c
and
4c.
Tahoma,
20,000,
Atlln,
7.1c
and
4c
Gony,
13,000,
Booth,
75c
and
4c.
Addington,
10,000,
Cold
Storage.
7c
and
4c.
Emma,
12,000,
Pacific,
75c
and
4c
Visitor.
9,000,
Royal,
6.8c
and
4c.
Wave.
8500,
Pacific.
7.7c
and
4.6c.
Canadian
Viking
1,
13500,
Cold
Storage.
5.2c
and
3c.
Oulvik,
10,000.
Atlm.
5.5c
and
45c.
Renef,
16.500,
Cold
Storage,
5.1c
and
4.2c.
Capella
1,
16.500,
Booth,
5c
and
4c.
Covenant,
20,000,
Royal,
55c
and
j
.
DISCUSSED
Local
.
Fisheries
People
Uo
Not
rleht
rtpfMtpri
hv
a
Tftink
tedtm
.Measare
ui
Halibut
Arrivals
wp-'Af
feet
Them-For
Time.
Beinf
at
Least
In
regard
to
the
new
National
roducts
Marketing
Act.
which
has
een
introduced
in
the
House
of
"ommons
at
Ottawa,
local
fish
lealers
are
inclined
to
the
belief
fihat
this7
legislation
-has
4een
irought
in
more
particularly
to
irovlde
a
means
of
dealing
with
the
situation
as
affects
the
marketing
of
fruit
in
the
Okanagan
district
of
British
Columbia
over
which
the
province
has
found
It
mpossible
to
exercise
control.
It
Is
not
believed
that
it
is
the
Intention
of
the
Dominion
to
apply
such'
'eglslatlon
to
the
fishing
Industry
for
the
time
being
at
least.
Card
of
Thanks
the
old
and
new
United
Church
4-5c-
.
LIT
FIKE
WITH
COAL
Teeny
Miiiy,
13.50U,
and
Tramp,
j
15.000.
Royal,
5.1c
and
4.1c.
1
R.
W.,
11.000:
Fanny
F..
8.000
and
BOWSMAN,
Man..
March
28:
J.
R..
10.000,
Cold
Storage
5c
and
4c.
CP
Mrs.
William
Olllespie
Gony.
12,000,
Cold
Storage.
5.1c
i
and
her
five
children
were
and
4.1c.
Ternen,
13,000.
Atlln,
5.1c
and
45c.
Pair
of
Jacks.
14.000.
Royal.
5.1c
and
4.2c.
Melville,
20.000,
Atlln,
5.2c
and
45c.
Mrs.
George
B.
White
and
family
desire
to
thank
their
many
friends
for
the
kind
expressions
of
sympathy
and
floral
tributes
received
during
their
recent
bereavement.
OIL;
SIX
-ARE
DEAD
'
-
!
burned
to
death
yesterday
I
when
their
home
was
destroy-
!
ed
by
fire.
Mrs.
Gillespie
had
!
attempted
to
light
a
fire
with
'
coal
oil.
Establishment
of
Ore
Mills,
One
in
North
and
Second
In
South,
Urged
on
Government
VICTORIA,
March
2S:
(CP)
Reporting
as
chairman
of
the
select
committee
on
mining
to
the
Legislature
yesterday,
Dugald
McPherson,
Liberal
member
for
Grand
Forks-Greenwood,
tabled
a
recommendation
calling
upon
the
government
to
give
a
broad
general
measure
of
assistance
to
prospecting
and
mineral
development.
The
report
specifically
recommended
-the
estal)-lishment
of
two
provincial
ore
mills,
one
in
the
north
and
one
in
the
south,
to
test
ores
from
small
4