ft-
V
!
XXIV
,
No.
35.
GOLD
FOR
'
NEW
YORK
Trite
Admires
Again
llotli
In
This
(
Country
and
r.ngland
MONTREAL.
Feb.
10.
(CP)
Oold
ft
-....!
1.
.
.
.
.
-
.wii
m
umrn
cenis
in
price
nerc
w-terday
to
$34.71
per
ounce.
The
L'.mdon
price
advanced
14c
to
$34.47.
i
jnada,
which
of
late
has
been
topping
gold
to
Oreat
Britain
ra-titer
than
to
United
States,
has
rc-'-mirt
shipments
to
the
latter
t
untry
to
a
large
extent,
over
$4.-coo.000
of
the
yellow
metal
having
un
sent
to
the
other
side
during
ie
last
week
following
the
setting
J""
President
Itooscvclt
of
the
new
ru,
d
Price
of
$35
per
ounce.
Today's
Stocks
1
'Wty
B.
D.
Juiuwum
t)
Toronto
Alexandria,
.07t.
Central
Patricia,
.57.
Chlbougamau,
,00ft,.'
'
Lee
Oold,
.14.
Oranuda,
.03.
takr.
Nickel,
22.35.
caa,
2.15.
Tr-ivj'
Norundu,
34.75.
wlU
Gordon,
Ml.
Okcw
Oold,
I.73,
J'oinustin
Cadillac,
.3314.
futures,
.00.
ck
Hughes,
5.00.
sS'6
Klrkland,
.02.
Budbury
Basin,
1.33.
Today's
Weather
he
Ufail
Tomorrow's
Tides
Prince
Ilupert
Raining,
strong
southeast
wind;
barometer,
30.00;
High
x
11:00
a.m.
21.2
ft.
temperature,
40;
sea
rough,
Low
4:25
a.m.
92
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
HUITISI!
COLUMWA'S
NEWSPAPER
17:55
pm.
22
ft.
Ministry
is
Named
Five
Former
Premiers
in
French
Cabinet
Hcrriot
Included
Marshal
Pctain
Minister
Of
War
Hoodlums
Cause
Minor
Disorders
PARIS.
Feb.
10:
rrPi
Th
nOU
Tiffinill
rviiM.
nH4-
today
set
up
a
four-man
dictatorship
headed
by
Premier
Doumergue
to
handle
foreign
affairs
swiftly
and
vigor-'
ously
and
to
strike
hard
against
the
possibility
of
a
German
union
with
Austria.
Former
President
Gaston
Doumergue
last
niirht
annnnnrwl
hie
"
"
-!
uiiin
n111v.11
five
f6rmer
.
premiers
nft-
Francc
and
In
which
the
Radical
Socialist
element
predominates.
Former
Premier
Edouard
Herrlot
has
resigned
as
president
of
the
Radical
Socialist
group
in
order
to
Join
the
cabinet.
Other
former
premiers
to
be
included
In
the
Doumergue
ministry
arc
Tardleu,
Bar-thou,
Sarraut
and
Laval.
The
Rightists
are
represented
by
Louis
Marin,
the
new
MlntaJjrQf
Htajlh.
while
the
veteran
gem
rat.
Marsiial
pp.
lain,
has
been
created
minister
of
war.
There
were
a
number
of
minor
outbreaks
in
Uie
etty
yesterday
but
hoodlums
were
believed
responsible
and
no
particular
significance
was
attached
to
them.
CONTRACTS
CANCELLED
Cnrruptlnn
In
Connrrtlon
With
U.S.
Air
.Mall
Allcerd
Army
Plan
To
Carry
On
Service
WASIIINC.TON
D.C..
February
10
(Canadian
Pre)
The
Tni-tril
Stairs
government
took
the
ImiMmcm
of
fly
ire
from
all
twetvr
rnnrern
with
whic
lilt
held
nestle,
contracts
ami
ordered
the
Amir
plane
to
take
up
tn-
work
a
from
February
19,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY
10,
1934
COMMITTEES
ARE
NAMED
Members
of
Hospital
Board
Assigned
by
President
to
Duties
Prcldent
O.
V.
Wilkinson,
at
the
regular
monthIymcet!ng"T3r,irf?
noipital
board
last
night,
announced
standing
committees
for
the
ear
as
follows:
Finance
6.
D.
Macdonald,
chairman,
Frank
Dlbb,
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder.
Norman
At
Watt
and
R.
E.
Benson.
House
W.
M.
Brown,
chairman.
0.
P.
Tinker.
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder.
Dr.
W.
T.
Herein
and
R
P
Benson.
Executive
Frank
Dibb.
chair
man.
S.
D.
Macdonald.
W.
M
Brown,
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
and
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln.
Grounds
Frank
Dibb
and
W.
M.
Brown.
Suffers
Frostbite
On
Trail
in
North
Condln
Francis
Connell
Is
Rescued
For
Second
Time
This
Winter
Ity
Atlln
Constable
I
According
to
a
report
received
nt
I
'
Allocation
of
the
contracts
J
divisional
headquarters
of
the
pro
lonourti
evidence
gathered
by
n
Senate
committee
In
the
study
of
cirrmmtanres
surrounding
the
letting
of
cortract
during
the
Republican
administration,
corruption
having
hrrn
allegrd
to
have
exUtrd
in
connection
with
same.
Army
planes
will
carry
on
the
service
without
interruption,
:
was
stated,
urtit
such
time
a
new
contracts
can
hr
awardrc
on
an
open,
competitive
batis.
"
PASSES
IN
VANCOUVER
Joseph
It.
Cameron,
Former
Well
Known
C.
N.
R.
Official.
Dies
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
10:
CP
Jo-feph
Robert
Cameron,
nged
69,
former
assistant
general
manager
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways
and
pioneer
railroad
man
of
Western
Canada,'
died
last
night
at
the
Vancouver
Oeneral
Hospital
of
pneumonia
following
nn
Illness
of
some
length.
vincial
police
here
from
Atlln,
Condln
Francis
Connell
was
recently
rescued
on
the
trail
at
Ruby
Creek,
16
miles
east
of
Atlln.
by
Constable
R.
M.
Stewart
of
Atlln
after
having
sustained
frozen
feet,
hands
and
face.
The
condition
.of
the
hands
are
such
that
Connell
may
have
to
have
some
of
the
fingers
amputated
later.
Meantime,
he
has
been
taken
to
Carcross
where
friends
reside.
Last
fall
Connell
had
to
be
rescued
by
Constable
StewaYt
after
he
had
started
out
overland
from
Atlln
for
Telegraph
Creek.
OLE
BESNER
OPENS
SUIT
VANCOUVER.
February
in
n
nadlan
PressiOller
Besner.form-
The
above
ma&
bring
our
though
s
back
to
the
dark
days
of
the
war
when
these
two.
now
aged.
generals.
Writhe
most
tearrti-of
merrUy-tt-MIi
XSLtU
left
is
Heltoirshall
TOTj'ndenmTrg
?
ermar,y
oa
lhe
KM
is
Fieldmarshall
von
Mackenaen
It
will
be
noticed
that
both
are
diesserf
in
their
war-time
regalia,
with
no
visible
sjga
of
Hitler
s
Nazi
emblem.
Mac-kensen
is
wearing
the
uniform
of
the
famous
"Death
Heads."
theTeglment
of
the
Crown
Prince
This
scene
w
made
at
the
Sports
Palace
in
Berlin,
where
the
two
attended
the
sixty-third
celebration
of
the
founding
of
the
German
Reich.
Manipulation
To
Be
Outlawed
and
Margin
Requirements
Limited
President
Itooscvclt
Asks
Congress
For
Legislation-
to
Give
Government
Control
Over
Stock
Exchanges
j
Request
is
Immediately
Acted
Upon
I
WASH
TVflTnXT
Tin
EVk
in.
,rn
,
.
Decisions
In
Rrcard
to
City
Assessments
to
be
Rendered
February
21
by
Commissioner
After
hearing
representations
on
1
behalf
of
more
than
eighty-nine
ap
peals,
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder,
sitting
as
a
court
of
revision
on
the
tnnnlrln.il
fiMmnn
(.
1
""..ii
vit
tyi
"ormer
Local
.Man
Seeking
Dam-
1034,
yesterday
adjourned
the
court
Kts
From
Air
Company
Aviator
For
Crali
Injuries
and
until
February
21
when
hi
inii
mated
he
would
render
his
decisions
in
respect
to
the
appeals.
The
principal
appeal
at
the
court
was
that
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
which
asked
for
n
reduc
crly
of
Prince
Ruocrt.
has
atarbvi
ti
r
f-,.i...
-
r.if
I.,
Hm.m
-.IT..
v
rccni
on
ine
i.7n
H
-"
sainsi
ir.:
company
's
assessment
R
r
vciu
Air
uansjiort
Co.
Ltd.
of
Vancouver
and
Pilot
Gordon
Mc.
t2..i.
-i.i
,
.
vcntic,
'
viaiminu
-
oamacos
"
tnr
n
chols
assistant
taxation
eommi.
sloner
for
the
rallwav
"
1
I
A
I
L
A
I.
w
"
,
'w
m-iconicnnca
uiai
uie
rallwav
,
.
.
com.
known
1n
Trlnce
Rupert,
having
Juries
he
received
last
August
when
pany's
assessment
was
almost
twice
mud.,
freouent
visit
here
on
offl-
a
plane
In
whlcli
he
was
a
n
.1
1
";i
-
..I
L
.
r
"
i
wv
assist
vutK
lUrKcIV
fltlP
tfi
clal
business
when
with
the
railway
wiwer
plunged
into
Anclerso:,
the
extravagant
valuatioii
Xed
company.
lul?.
k----ns?
three
people.
0n
the
seabed.
ter
which
the
train
which
was
to
have
left
last
evening
for
the
east
MILK
WAR
Report
of
Torture
Killing
to
be
Made
....
.....
i
cu.
iu.
u.v.)
)
i
resident
F
ranklin
D.
Roosevelt
asked
Congress
of
the
United
I
TlirPA
Minprc
Tn
1
111
cc
"crj
1
U
States
yesterday
to
place
a
curb
of
federal
remilntinn
unnn
!
"purely
speculative
operations"
of
markets
and
imme-l
Rn
Rrnnalif
Onf
diatelv
a
bill
was
intrnrhirprl
tn
w
-v.
kutwiuiiibllb
Ul
uau
!
powers
of
control
over
stock
exchanges.
The
measure
would
outlaw
various
manlpulaUve-1
processes,
nx
minimum
margin
re-
n
.
.
qulremenU
at
sixty
percent
and
KailwnV
L'111
I
in
A
Ic
give
the
Federal
Trade
Commission
AYauaJ
sweeping
regulatory
authority.
!
PIov
Pxll.r
CUUKI
lb
ADJOURNED
I
vicai
1
uiiurriiiif
:
ments
are
being
made
to
bring
out
PRICE:
FIVE
CKNTfc
DICTATORSHIP
NOW
SET
UP
FRANCE
TO
CURB
UNITED
STATES
STOCKMARKET
SPECULATION
Doumergue
Is
Given
Mandate
To
Handle
Foreign
Affairs
Swiftly
And
Fight
Austro-German
Union
OLD
AGE
PENSIONS
rnnrtt
(iorrrnmrtit
llelng
Urged
to
Implement
I'romUe
Made
llefore
U1
Miction
OTTAWA.
Feb.
10:
-
The
Bennett
t
vernment
U
being
urged
to
tm-pi'niHit
lis
pre-election
pledge
of
i
aumul
old
age
pension
scheme
('
jiuiy
lite
present
session
of
Par
i:ni
polltlral
loss
being
feared
1
f
u
lhi
i-
dcluy
In
doing
so.
.
WRECKED
AT
WALES
ISD.
Li
flohfrne,
("apt
Charles
I-
Crowe
And
Wife
Aboard
Poti
ruled
on
RotVn
in
i'ortUnd
Canal
Aler
being
wrecked
in
Portland
'
i"H.l
having
the
boat
La
Bohcme
i.
iri'ied
u
piece
on
the
rocks
on
i
h.-re
of
Wales
Island
and
llv-t"r
M-veral
weeks
with
Indian
"aprra.
Charles
E.
-Crowe
and
hii
mivcd
In
lh
city
last
cve-.:
lump
the
worse
for
their
ex-wv
They
left
Stewart
Jan
j!
?
were
wrecked
a
few
days
'!
were
picked
up
by
Matthew
L
J'hnson
of
Port
Simpson
and)
HU
him
and
hli
party
untU
ippni
tunlty
to
come
to
town
'-''d
Tlic
trouble
occurred
u-li
the
engine
having
stopped,
i
r
bo.it
being
then
driven
ashore.
I
1;
utancc
was
carried.
Maybe
They're
Still
Discussing
"Der
Tag"
INCREASE
I
0FGRANT
Hospital
Association
Reports
0
Interview
With
Provincial
;j
A
communication
from
the
British
Columbia
Hospitals
Association
in
regard
to
the
possibility
of
tie'
provincial
government
grant
Debit
raised
25c
per
day
to
its
former
lej
veL
the
question
of
adjustment
of
Workmen's
Compensation
Board
accounts,
municipal
grants
covering
treatment
of
patients
from
onl
municipality
In
hospitals
of
another,
the
statute
of
limitation
for
the
entering
of
damage
suits
against
hospitals,
attendance
at
annual
convenUons
of
the
assoi
elation
arfd
other
matters
was
read
at
the
meeting
of
the
local
hospital
board
last
night.
;
In
regard
to
the
provincial
government
grant,
report
was
made
of;
a
recent
interview
of
a
committee
of
the
assoclaUon
with
Hon.
Dr.
George
Weir,
provincial
secretary";
Dr.Weir
.had
.been-
sympathetic
.with
the
representations
that
had"
...
-becrti
made.
but.
was
unable
to
give
:
any
answer
to
trie
reqaesi
that
the
grant
be
raised
until
he
had
placed
the
matter
before
his
colleagues.
Regarding
abrltrary
cutting
of
;
hospital
accounts
'
by
the
Work-
men's
Compensation
Board
on
the
?
:
grounds
of
over-hospltallzation,
the
I
suggestion
was
made
that
the
hospitals
were
being
penalized
due
to
.errors
of
the
medical
profession,
The
matter
will
be
taken
up
again'
.with
the
Medical
Association.
TV
,
.
"..
!
Municipal
Grants
.
.
UireCl
10
UttaWa
In
respect
10
municipal
grants'
covering
treatment
of
patients
from
'one
municipality
in
the
hospitals
I
THE
PAS.
Man..
Feb.
10:-6er-
of
another,
efforts
will
be
made
to
geant
Rose
of
the
Royal
Canadian
nave
1,113
increased
from
70c
to
$1
1
Mounted
Police
has
returned
here
j
Pr
diem-
from
invesUgating
a
rumored
In-'
association
Is
endeavoring
to
;
'
dlan
torture
killing
in
the
Far
amending
legislaUon
brought
''.
North
but
said
that
his
report
:
abo"t
whereby
damage
actions
for
J
would
be
made
direct
to
headquar-llnJurles
alleged
to
have
been
sus-
ters.
j
talned
by
patients
in
hospitals
must
.
:
I
be
started
within
twelve
months.
J
j
Value
of
all
hospitals
beins
re-1
presented
at
annual
convenUons
of
.
,
wt
w.uuvu
wsj
siressea.
aucn-
1
Uon
being
drawn
to
the
fact
that!
expenses
or
delegates
were
pooled,
thus
materially
reduclns
thp
rnA
Arransements
are
Beinff
Made
to
from
tmaUer;
ouUyteg
Transport
Trio.
Found
In
North.
I
iZJ!?
tTf
l
on
for
the
Prince
Rupert
delegatf
To
Edmonton
j
,
(last
year,
for
Instance,
had
been
EDMONTON.
Feb.
10:
Arranee
but
$6.05
due
to
the
pooling;
arrangement
T
11
Tl
1
Edmonton
Lome
Brotherson,
r
T
-T
1
rouble
Inursday
J
,aed2a
orcaigary.
and
Frank;
Settlement
Of
V1
.Dwelle.
aged
20.
and
Frank
Mor-I
and
mudslide
on
Thursday,
enab
rlson
of
Fort
Resolution,
miners)
Durine
the
nlsht
thp
flnnariian
i
missinc
fnr
tu-n
tnnnthi
nn
rir-i!
1
axicab
Strike
Aifiwviiai
iuic
juob
eddi
ui
.
Liahc.
wiiu
tutvc
JU51
ocen
10
Kwlnltsa
was
cleared
following
the
cated
alive
and
well
by
the
Royal
Announcement
of
Mayor
of
Ntw
engine
derailment
owing
to
a
rock
,
Canadian
Mounted
Police
ling
trains
to
pass
again.
The
equip-
Iaintinir
of
Xurses'
ment
of
Thursday
night's
train!
ii
i
ci
:
i-
'
ShinRlinir
reached
leached
h-r
here
late
latlhU
this
n,nrn.n.
morning:
af
.f.
?
loik
Followed
by
Riot
in
Times
Square
District
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
10:
After
LaQuardla
Lauuardla
had
had
ti-
1
t
in
1
"y"r
riereuo
Work
HeinfT
Planned
made
the
announcement
that
S
laxicao
strike
in
Npw
Vnrt
t,uj
was
dispatched.
The
train,
due
from
'
WT
,eMn
r
,
.
.
u!8"'"
been
"definitely
settled."
five
hun-
on
"iee"n
last
the
east
at
10
o'clock
tonight,
was
hlJ
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reoortcd
this
mornin
to
be
halt
inomea
tw
nouse
committee
to
ln
the
an
hour
late.
1
obtain
estimates
as
to
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cost
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as
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portions
of
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t
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(roofs
of
the
nurses'
home
and
the!
His
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work
was
recommen-
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on
Chant
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board
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it
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boat
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to
it
out
will
carry
depend
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9
of
Ocean
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reported
by
ra-
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th
"Pt
dk,
to
divisional
headquarters
here
CHICAOO.
Feb.
10:-Smashlng
of
windows
and
hurling
of
stench,
mi..
w.m
il
5S1?Uf!
to
land
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vestrda
5
bombs
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nine
cash
and
carry
milk,
the.
city
on
the
Princess
AdMaidn
w!t.r
i..I
.
.
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.r
.
-7
stores
on
the
south
side
of
Chicago
marked
renewal
of
this
city's
milk
price
war.
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uiijiui
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wuj
iminn
nifif
yesterday
-
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from
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in
me
uivers
ln
lom
let
area.