i
Today
sTVeather
Tomorrow'sTides
mm
High
-
2:40
a.m.
19.8
It.
rrince
Rupertr-Cloudy,
light
15:45
pjn.
18.0
It
hi
northerly
wind;
barometer,
29.98;
Low
9:30
ajn.
3.0
It.
temperature,
53;
sea
smooth.
21:33
pan.
8.4
It.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol.
XXIV..
No.
138.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JUNE
14,
1934
PK1CE:
FIVE
CKNTB
11
M1N
mum
Terrific
Toll
And
Widespreai
Caused
by
Catastrophe
in
Afghanistan
and
Baluchistan
Today
Believed
to
be
Worse
Than
That
Which
Visited
Bimar
Province
in
January
CALCUTTA,
June
14:
(CP)
An
earthquake
apparently
worse
than
the
disaster
of
January
in
Bimar
Pro
vince
shook
Afghanistan
and
Baluchistan
early
today.
Onlv
the
most
meagre
reports
are
so
far
available
but
they
indicate
that
there
has
been
a
terrific
toll
of
life.
The
disturbance
interfered
with
com
munication
services
which,
at
best,
are
none
too
good.
Today's
Stocks
(Cuurta.y
B
O
JoXu-on
Co.)
Vancouver
Alexandria.
.04
Vi-
IJayvlcw.
.01
ft-U.
C
Nickel.
1X18.
Hig
MlMOurl.
.284.
Bralome.
14.45.
Bridge
River
Con,
23.
II.
It
X..
1.02.
Hultc
I.
X.
I
.10.
Caribou
Gold.
122.
Dunwell.
.28.
,
Dcnlonla.
.61.
Georgia
River.
.0tv
Oolconda.
.49
iak.
Hercules.
.Ofl'i.
Indian.
.03
aki.
Meridian.
.U'a-Morning
Star,
2C.
Nattve
Son.
.03.
National
Silver.
.03.
Noble
Hve.
.09.
Tend
Oreille.
.70.
rorter
Idaho.
.03V4.
Premier.
1J3.
RccvVs
McDonald,
.15.
Reward.
fftH.
llrno.
AW
Silver
Crtt,
.034.
Salmon
Ookl.
.18.
Taylor
Bridge.
.70.
Wayside.
58.
Whitewater.
.05.
Wavprly
Tangier.
.014-United
Empire.
16.
Toronto
Central
Patricia.
"0.
Chlbougamau.
.14
4-Lee
Oold.
12.
Granada.
.62.
Inter.
Nickel.
26.40.
Macassa,
2.55.
Noranda.
43.75.
Shcrritt
Oordon.
1.05.
Slsco.
2
30.
Thompson
Cadillac.
.47
Ventures.
.92.
Lake
Maron.
.09.
Teck
Hushes.
0.65.
Sudbury
Basin.
1.69.
Columarlo.
.31.
Smelter
Oold.
.35.
Can.
Malartlc.
.53.
Little
Long
Lac.
5.45.
Bagamac.
.11.
Stadacona.
.42.
Maple
Leaf.
.35.
Pickle
Crow.
1.72
(ask).
'
Long
Lac
Lagoon,
.44.
Manitoba
At
Eastern.
.23,
Murwood.
.38
Task).
Dome.
43.00.
Holllnger.
17.65.
Bell.
1.18!,.
C
P.
It..
154.
II.
Walkers.
37'4,
Can.
Industrial
Alcohol,-11.
Brew
Corporation,
OTa.
New
York
U.
B,
Steel.
42'.'4.
General
Motors,
32s8.
American
Can,
07'ii.
Allied
Chemicals.
1404.
U.
S.
Smelting,
128.
MONTH
K
A
I
i-
N
K
W
YORK
KXCHANisK
MONTREAL.
June
14:
The
British
pound
sterling
was
quoted
at
$4.WVa
on
the
local
foreign
exchange
market
yesterday
and
the
United
8tates
dollar
at
89
3-32c.
NEW
YORK,
June
14:
The
British
pound
sterling
closed
at
$5.04
yesterday,
huving
stiffened
up
from
$a.U4J,
in-
the
last
couple
of
hours.
Tlie
Ciumdlnii
dollar
moved
from
$1.00
20-32
to
close
$1.00
15-16.
oJfyip.
2v
Earthquake
is
city
for
nor
widespread
destruction,
and
DISCIPLINE
on
In
DISCUSSED
ed
Superintendent
of
Penitentiaries
And
Minister
of
Justice
Are
In
Conference
OTTAWA.
June
14:--Oeneral
D.
M.
Ormond,
superintendent
of
penitentiaries,
was
in
conference
with
Hon.
Hugh
Guthrie,
minister
of
Justice,
yesterday
with
regard
to
alleged
lack
of
discipline
in
Ports-mouth
Penitentiary
at
Kingston
where
there
have
been
disorders
of
late.
ENDEAVOUR
BOOM
WEAK
Defect
in
British
Challenger
to
Be
Itemed
led
Before
She
Departs
For
United
States
PORTSMOUTH.
Eng..
June
14:
Weakness
In
the
boom
of
the
Endeavour.
America's
Cup
challenger,
was
discovered
in
the
Initial
trial
races
yesterday
but
it
will
be
reme
died
before
the
ship
sails
for
Uni
ted
State
to
take
part
in
the
races.
Many
Lose
Mental
Balance
in
Peace
No
Less
Than
Half
Dozen
Have
Lost
Their
Sanity
Within
Fortnight
In
North
Divisional
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police
here
have
been
advised
that
during
the
past
couple
of
weeks,
no
less
than
half
a
dozen
persona
have
been
adjudged
Insane
In
the
Peace
River
Block
and
ordered
sent
to
mental
hospital.
Large
Contingent
Off
to
Far
North
Trnnners.
Trader.
Miners
ana
-
-
I
'
Others
Leave
Edmonton
lor
Mackenzie
River
EDMONTON,
June
14:
A
large
contingent
including
clergymen,
miners,
trappers,
traders,
mission
nrles
and
others
left
here
on
Tues
rtnv
for
Fort
McMurray
whence
they
will
proceeo
to
various
points
down
the
Mackenzie
River
as
far
as
Aklavik
for
the
summer.
Today's
Weather
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm.
CO.
smithers
Part
cloudy,
calm
mild.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm.
5J.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
52.
Alyansh-Cloudy,
calm,
54.
Anyox
Raining,
calm,
45.
Stewart
Raining,
calm,
45.
Divisional
headquarters
of
the
nrovlnclal
police
here
have
been
.idvlxwi
of
the
fining
at
Stewart
In
up
ihe
sum
of
$26
with
option
of
one
ut
monili
imprisonment,
or
Edith
Nor
els
on
u
iliiirg"'
'
f
drunkeunrs.1
PIANIST
IS
HEARD
HERE
Alberto
Guerrero
Delights
Large
Audience
at
United
Church
Last
Night
First
United
Church
was
well
filled
last
evening
with
musical
people
who
gathered
to
hear
the
recital
given
by
Alberto
Guerrero,
well
known
pianist,
who
Is
In
the
conducting
the
examinations
the
Toronto
Conservatory
of
Music.
For
an
hour
and
a
half
Sc
Ouerrero
delighted
his
audience
with
selections
from
the
master
and
the
time
seemed
all
too
brie'
Seldom
has
Prince
Rupert
been
&o
favored
as
on
this
occasion.
k
The
recital
was
under
the
aus
pices
of
the
music
teachers
of
the
city,
the
arrangements
being
made
their
behalf
by
Miss
Way.
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder.
Introducing
the
visitor,
explain
that
It
was
a
great
privilege
for
Prince
Rupert
to
be
Included
in
the
Conservatory
of
Music
territory.
These
recitals
were
held
annually
for
the
purpose
of
defraying
the
cost
and
he
was
glad
to
see
so
many
present.
It
was
a
great
thing
in
these
days
of
Jazz
for
the
young?r
generation
to
be
given
an
opportunity
to
receive
a
musical
education.
The
program
was
as
follows:
"Prelude.
Choral
et
Fugue"
t
Cesar
Franck).
"Carnival"
(Schumann).
I
"Ballade
In
A
Flat"
(Chopin).
"Polonaise
in
A
Flat"
(Chopin).
'Liebestraum"
(Liszt).
"Natla
Waltz"
"DohnannyO.
"Serenade"
lAlbdtlz).
'Ballet"
Glazounow.
"Oardens
Under
the
Rain"
and
Firework!"
Debussy
t.
TO
SURVEY
EDUCATION
Far-Rcachlng
Chances
in
Leels-lature
Planned
Major
II.
B.
King
Technical
Adviser
VICTORIA,
June
14:
(CPi
Tnetne
night
as
well
as
documents
of
most
comprehensive
survey
of
Brl-,
the
United
States
Navy's
specif
ica-tlsh
Columbia's
educational
syt-
tlons
for
"Explosive
D."
This
report
tern
In
the
history
of
the
province
j
is
as
a
foundation
for
what
are
ex-
pectcd
to
be
far-reaching
changes
j
in
the
legislative
set-up
of
the
scheme
next
year
will
be
launched
j
on
July
1.
Hon.
Dr.
George
M.
Weir.
minister
of
education,
announces,
j
Major
It.
B.
King,
principal
oi
Kitsllano
High
School,
Vancouver,
will
a:t
as
technical
adviser
tor
the
investigation,
It
was
also
announ
ced.
Uncle
of
Local
Teacher
is
Hurt
J.
n.
Maguire,
Salmon
Arm
Ran-
rher,
Badly
Injured
When
Gored
by
Bull
SALMON
ARM.
June
14:
J.
B.
Magulre,
well
known
pioneer
rancher
of
this
district,
was
badly
In
jured
when
gored
by
a
bull
on
his
farm
on
Tuesday.
The
Injured
man
Is
an
uncle
of
Miss
Margaret
Magulre.
member
of
the
teaching
staff
of
Booth
Memorial
School
here.
i
Missing
Japanese
Consular
Agent
Is
baid
to
be
Alive'
NANKING,
China,
June
14:-Chtncse
authorities
claim
that
HI-'
dekal
Kumamoto,
Japanese
consular
agent,
was
found
alive
In
a
cave
yesterday
after
having
been
missing
for
four
days.
He
went
Into
hiding
and
planned
suicide
because
of
a
scolding
for
carelessness,
It
is
asserted.
Japanese
authorities
had
'suggested
that
Kumamoto
might
.have
been
kidnapped
by
the
Chin
-
ce.
BIG
FIGHT
TONIGHT
TO
BE
BROADCAST
NEW
YORK,
June
14:
The
fifteen-round
title
bout
tonight
between
Primo
Camera,
world's
heavyweight
boxing
champion,
and
Max
Baer,
the
California
challenger,
will
be
broadcast
by
the
National
Broadcasting
Co.
starting
at
about
6
pjn.
Pacific
Standard
Time.
Seats
In
the
first
ten
rows
have
been
selling
for
up
to
$65.
Camera
is
a
two
to
one
favorite
In
the
betting.
HERRIDGE
IS
ON
JOB
.
Canadian
Minister
Trying
to
Ex
tend
Canadian
Markets
in
United
Stales
OTTAWA,
June
14:
-Hon.
W.
D.
Herridge.
Canadian
minister
to
Washington,
is
again
canvassing
the
possibilities
of
extending
trade
agreements
with'
the
United
States
following
new
authority
with
which
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
has
been
clothed
by
Congress
to
negotiate
trade
treaties.
However,
prospects
are
not
considered
favorable
owing
to
the
limited
term
of
the
President's
office
and
also
the
limited
Canadian
Imports
required
by
the
United
States.
EXPLOSIVES
ON
FLIGHT,
ers
will
be
placed.
From
there
the;
Rumor
In
Connection
With
Crash
x.
o.
D.
E.
and
members
of
ths
Ca-'
Of
New
York
to
Buffalo
riane
jnadlan
Legion
will
proceed
to
Fair-Being
Investigated
iview
Cemetery
where
the
Decora-
j
;
LIBERTY.
N.Y..
June
14:
It
Is
!
reported
that
E.
W.
B.
Bader.
one
of
the
victims
of
the
New
York
to
Buf-j
talo
airplane
crash
in
the
Catsklll
j
Mountains
at
the
end
of
last
week,
I
carried
a
quantity
of
chemicals
on
being
Investigated
In
connection
with
the
lnauest.
:
D
AD
TFM
QT
DUlY
JEill
01
a
IS
WINNER
;
Booth
Memorial
School
is
Defeated
3
to
2
in
Junior
League
Bordep
Street
School
defeated
Booth
Memorial
School
by
3
goals
to
2
In
a
keenly
contested
Junior
League
football
fixture
last
evening.
Playing
unhlll
but
with
the
wind
in
its
favor,
the
Borden
team
attacked
the
opposing
goal
during
the
greater
part
of
the
llrst
half.
O'Neill
soon
tested
Krause
and
Gu-llck
shot
from
a
fine
centre
by
Monkley
but
the
Booth
goalie
was
in
splendid
form
and
could
not
be
beaten.
Booth
broke
away
and
Holkestad
was
almost
through
but
'Wllllscroft
and
Roma
vere
safe.
A
fine
run
by
Monkley
brought
the
ball
back
and
Currle
drove
oven
the
bar.
Smith
centred
well
and
finally
O'Neill
scored
the
opening
goal
for
Borden.
Borden
tried
hard
to
In-I
crease
Its
lead
but
Eastman
and
(Brown
cleared
well
and
Krause
could
not
be
beaten,
Trench
Plane
Is
UlglllwU
lllgll
111
Air
at
Kingston
KINGSTON,
Ont..
June
14:
An
slrplane.
which
may
have
been
the
Joseph
Lebrlx,
carrying
the
trans-
Atlantic
French
fliers,
Capt,
Mau
rice
Rossi
and
Lieut.
Paul
Codos,
on
a
flight
from
Montreal
to
Chicago,
was
sighted-here
shortly
after
noon
yesterday
flying
high
In
a
southerly
.direction.
MANY
ARE
IN
FIELD
Total
of
167
Candidates
Running
For
51
Saskatchewan
Seats
Farmer-Laborite
Disqualified
REGINA,
June
14:
(CPI
A
total
of
167
candidates
have
been
nomi-
.
.
,
.-J
1-
CI
n
fn
thn
Saskatchewan
provincial
election
next
Tuesday.
Premier
J.
T.
M.
Anderson's
co-operative
(Conservative
government
has
named
44
Conservative
and
eight
Independent
candidates.
In
addition,
there
are
fifty
Liberal,
fifty-three
Farmer-Laborite
and
eight
Independent
candidates
In
the
field.
J.
L.
Phelps,
Famur-Laboritf
andidate
in
Melfort.
was
dlsquall-led
i
on
the
grounds
of
Irregularity
oe
In
connection
with
the
signature
of
his
nomination
papers.
He
Is
appealing
to
the
courts
with
a
view
to
getting
back
in
the
running.
LEGION
H0LQS
REGULAR
MEET
Arrangements
For
Decoration
Day
Made
New
Members
Admitted
At
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
British
Empire
Service
League,
last
eve-!
nlng.
President
J.
Prccce
In
the
1
chair,
final
arrangements
for
the
5-Decoration
Day.
arranged
by
Queen
I
Mary
Chapter.
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
were
com
pleted.
The
members
of
the
I.
O.
D.
j
E.
will
leave
their
hall
and
will
pro-!
ceed
to
the-eenutaph
where
TloV-
j
j
tion
Day
service
will
be
htld.
:
j
Applications
for
regular
membership
from
W.
Barton,
T.
Barton,
Angus
Mclver,
G.
Van
dcr
Wouden
and
F.
Warne
were
apprpved
and
from
W.
Goldbloom
as
no.''otar;
club
member.
Letters
of
congratulation
from
a
Olof
Hanson
MP.
and
Robeit
Mac-
in
nicol,
provincial
secretary
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
on
the
successful
opening
of
the
building
were
re-
jeived.
.
The
provincial
convention
is
being
held
this
week
at
Portland
and
busy
time
is
anticipated
by
thei
delegates
who
attend.
The
Dcmln-
ion
president
Is
in
attendance.
Appreciation
of
the
splendid
way
In
which
the
Woman's
Auxiliary
furnished
the
building
and
assisted
In
the
opening
ceremony
was
expressed.
Lieut.
Col.
S.
P.
McMordle
D.S.O.
wrote,
thanking
the
branch
for
Its
wonderful
send-eff,
a
tribute
that
would
eve
be
very
dear
to
him.
Card
of
Thank
The
relatives
of
the
late
William
i
Shrubsall
desire
to
express"
appre
:
elation
for
expressions
of
sympa
thy,
Including
many
beautiful
floral
tributes,
which
were
received
1
during
their
recent
bereavement.
FJowcrs
were
sent
by
the
fol
lowing:
Mother,
Sisters
ond
Brother,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
E.
Unwin
and
Jack.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Edward
Shrub
sall
and
family
(England).
Horace
Shrubsall
and
family,
.
Alfred
Shrubsall.
Gladys,
Edith
and
Lily
Vancouver.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Robert
Shrubsall
and
family.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
E.
Wermlg.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
W.
Nickerson,
Edmunds
tt
Walker
Ltd..
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
F.
Kemp.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
E.
Yager.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lance
Stiles,
Prince
Ilupert
Pioneers'
Association,
Mr.
und
Mrs.
M.
F.
Nickerson
and
family.
Selline
Unsettles
Stock
Mart
Late
in
Afternoon
NEW
YORK.
June
14:
-Aftrmonn
selling
unsettled
the
stock
market
list
yesterday
after
gains
of
fractions
to
more
than
one
point
had
been
established
la
the"
forenoon.
France
Seeks
New
War
Debt
Deal
In
Notes
to
U.S.
State
Department
Paris
Expresses
Its
Desire
of
Cominj?
to
Some
Revised
Arrangement
Suitable
to
United
States
German
Moratorium
on
Young
and
Dawes
Plans
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
June
14:
(CP)
Great
Britain,
Italy,
Poland,
Pvoumania,
Hungary
and
France
have
now
officially
infoinied
the
Department
of
State
that
they
will
not
make
war
debt
instalment
payments
due
tomorrow,
Prance,
in
giving
notice
that
it
was
not
able
to
pay
the
debt
instalment,
intimated
that
it
was
prepared
to
seek
a
w
debt
agreement
which
might
.
acceptable
to
both
countries.
German
Mo.-atorium
BERLIN,
June
14:
CP
The
Jerman
government
today
declared
a
moratorium
on
payments
un-er
the
Young
and
Dawes
plans.
COMMERCIAL
GRADS
RETAIN
THEIR
TITLE
EDMONTON.
June
14:
(CP)
E
dmonton
Commercial
i.i
Grads.
international
women's
haskrthaH
rhamnion
sir,
!
1923.
retained
their
title
Wed-
ncsday
night
by
defeating
Tulsa.
Okla.,
Stenographers
In
the
third
straight
game
48
to
41.
MRS.
DI0NNE
TAKES
REST
Relapse
in
Condition
of
Mother
of
Quintuplets
is
Denied
CORBEIL,
Ont.
June
14:
(CPt
the
Dominion
Companies
Act
pas-I
Rumors
that
Mrs.
Ollva
Dlonne,
sed
by
the
House
of
Commons
on
mother
of
the
famous
quintuplets,
June
1
with
only
minor
amend-
has
suffered
a
relapse
have
been
physician,
who
says
Mrs.
Dionne,
after
having
been
allowed
to
get
up
few
days
ago.
Is
now
being
kept
bed
again
for
rest
All
five
girls,
he
states
further,
are
well
andi
steadily
gaining
weight.
PUCK
STAR
SUCCUMBS
Charlie
Gardiner,
Ace
Netmlnder
Of
Chicago
Black
Hawks,
Dies
i
Of
Nephritis
)
WINNIPEG.
June
14:
(CP)
I
Rushed
to
hospital
In
a
state
of
coma.
Charlie
iunucK
uarainer,
peerless
ace
netmlnder
of
the
world's
champion
Chicago
Black
Hawks
hockey
team,
died
yesterday
following
a
hemorrhage
of
the
brain
and
nephritis.
He
was
thirty;
years
of
age.
Bonuses
Given
By
;
Eaton's
to
Meet
i
Legal
Wage
Mark;
OTTAWA.
June
14:-Of
1.155
wo
-
!
men
employed
on
piecework
In
the
,
T.
Eaton
Co.
factories
at
Toronto,
forty-five
percent
earned
less
than
a
legal
wage
and
were
given
a
bo-1
nus
of
$1.82
to
meet
the
wage
law,
It
Is
reported.
Halibut
Arrivals
Canadian
Relief,
17.000,
Cold
Storage,
5c
tralght.
CANADIAN
GOLD
PRICE
Fast
Train
Stops
As
Trainmen
Aid
Stork
in
Visit
CHICAGO,
June
14:
The
Chicago-New
Orleans
express
passenger
train,
one
of
the
fastest
trains
in
the
country,
stopped
at
a
siding
on
Tuesday
as
the
conductor
called
.
.
i
i
i.
i
u
;
In
""
w
!,0",'
delivering
a
young
woman
paseen-
ger
of
a
child.
Soon
after,
the
train
was
speeding
on
its
way
again.
Latest
reports
were
that
the
mother
and
babo
were
doing
welL
She
was
on
her
way
to
hospital
at
St.
Louis.
Senate
Committee
Approves
of
New
M
oh
Companies
OTTAWA,
June
14:
The
Senate
banking
committee
has
approved
ments
but
strongly
condemns
all
Baseball
Scores
National
League
Philadelphia
2,
Chicago
1.
New
York
6,
Cincinnati
4.
Brooklyn
2,
Pittsburg
15.
Boston
9.
St.
Louis
0.
American
League
Cleveland
2,
Philadelphia
11.
St.
Louis
2,
New
York
6.
Detroit
13,
Boston
15.
Chicago
3-11,
Washington
11-13.
Wheat
Prices
Winnipeg
July.
.76.
October,
.78Tb.
December,
.79?i.
Chicago
July.
.96.
September,
.96?g.
December,
.98?i.
KETCHIKAN
WEATHER
BAD
KETCHIKAN,
June
14:
It
was
an
unpleasant
rainy,
cold
day
here
JjJ"
'
AU
A
there
w3
hV
NO
FISH
AT
KETCHIKAN
KETCHIKAN,
June
14:
There
were
no
landings
of
halibut
at
this
port
yesterday.
The
coroner's
Jury
which
Investigated
the
recent
drowning
a:
iMcBrlde
of
Earl
Wanamaker,
ten
i
year
old
son
of
Mr;
and
Mrs.
II.
wanamaKer
oi
mis
-city,
in
connection
with
its
verdict
of
accidental
death,
adJed
rider
commcn-
I
ding
the
assistance
of
men
who
MONTREAL.
June
14:
(CP)
The
had
dived
during
efforts
to
recover
Canadian
gold
price
was
down
eight,
the
body
and
recommending
that
cents
to
$34.50
p!r
ounce
yescrday.'n
nathe
bo
put
up
ordering
that
.,
.
-
"o
swimming
ho
permitted
In
the
Mr.
and
Mr,
Thomas
Boulter
are
am
of
the
Canadian
National
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prinr
George
"
illways
where
the
fatality
oo-for
a
holkUy
vuit
u
Vancouver.
:umd.
mi
ft
i
mi
i
i
is
i
u
1:
7!
Ed
!
H
flu
i
("it
am
W
m
t
ft