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Weather
1
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Tomorrows
Tides
L'3
9:40
15.4
ft.
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ajn.
prince
Rupert
Ove.'?
"'ght
21:35
p.m.
18.0
ft.
Low
3:17
ajn.
6.0
ft.
temperature,
50;
sea
smootl.
14:56
pin
9.4
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V
XXIV
No.
155.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
ftC,
THURSDAY,
JULY
5,
1934
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
INTERNATIONAL
07100
Washington
Has
Latest
British
Note
Regarding
Obligations
in
Review
No
New
Development
Owing
to
Absence
From
Capitol
of
Cabinet
Members
London
Places
Situation
Squarely
Reforc
Uncle
Sam
WASHINGTON,
IXC,
July
5:
(CP)
There
have
been
n
new
developments
during
the
past
few
days
in
connection
with
the
international
debt
situation
owing
to
the
absence
from
the
Capitol
of
practically
all
members
of
the
administration.
For
a
while
yesterday,
Mi.s
Frances
Per-Mtt.
secretary
of
labor,
was
the
only
member
of
the
Cabi
Wage
and
Work
Conditions
To
Be
Looked
Into
VttNNIPKO.
July
5
An
InvesU-li'i'm
Into
wage
and
working
con-vr,
iiv
uj
ur
needle
and
varment
t
kTh
induatry
la
to
be
InatltuUd
r
Uir
provincial
nvlmijm
te
b"j-d
m
irqiml
of
the
provincial
C'Vrrnment
Today's
Stocks
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I.
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ilboo
Gold
Quartz,
1J7.
Dun
well.
.23.
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River.
.Olfc.
Ooleonda,
J5.
Herculet.
.044.
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.03
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Mlnto.
23.
Meridian.
.12.
Morning
star.
.19.
NaUve
Son,
.02,.
National
Silver.
.03.
Noble
Five.
.08.
1'nid
Oreille,
.65.
Porter
Idaho.
.08.
Trcmlcr.
UO.
iK-evcs
McDonald,
.15
Reward,
.04
V4.
Heno.
.85.
Silver
Crest,
.02.
Taylor
Bridge,
.47.
Wayside,
.08.
Whitewater.
.05.
Waverly
Tangier.
.OUi.
United
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.14.
Toronto
Central
Patricia,
.00.
C'hlbougamau,
.134.
c
Gold.
.10.
Granada.
.57.
Inter.
Nickel.
25.00.
Macassn,
2.43.
Noranda,
43.25.
Bhcrrttt
Oordon.
.83.
8lsco
Oold,
2.32.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.50.
Ventures.
.80.
Lake
Maron,
.08.
Terk
Hughes,
7,05.
Buclbury
Basin,
1.50.
Cohitnarlo,
.20.
Smelter
Oold,
.24.
Can.
Malartlc.
.50.
Little
Long
Lac,
6.23.
Ragnmnc,
.15.
Rtadacona,
.41
14.
Maple
LcafS',.
Pickle
Crowfi.63:
Long
Lac
Lagoon;
$3.
Manitoba
&
Eastern,
32J'a
Bi?Gfr
FOR
SKEiV
SALMON
CANNING
net
In
Washington,
it
being
the
first
lime
in
the
hUtory
of
the
Unl
ted
State
that
a
woman
was
the
only
principal
executive
of
the
land
to
be
left
In
chart.
1
A
new
British
nol
cabled
recent
ly
to
the
British
embauy
In
W'ah
t
niton
In
which
the
British
govern'
ment
emphasised
IU
desire
to
nc
gotlate
a
permanent
war
ckbta
settlement
with
the
United
State
Is
undtr
ooostderatlon.
Tiie
British
note
turned
down
United
States
am?etkns
that
pay
mrntrmieht
be
made
in
kind.
The
British
government
stressed
In
the
mtaatve
that
the
primary
question
Is
the
amount
of
money
that
should
be
paid
and
that
It
will
1
welcome
the
opportunity
of
resum
Ing
ritacvMiotu.
I
The
note
pointed
to
Oerman
re
naraUoni
payments
In
kind
to
show
that
such
have
an
unstablltz
lng
effect
Noted
Criminal
Attorney
Quits
Board
of
N.R.A.
WA8HINOTON.
July
5:
-Clarence
Burrow,
chairman
of
the
National
Recovery
Act
review
board.
btftue
of
bitter
strife
over
attacks
upon
the
N.
R.
A.,
has
announced
his
resignation.
Theatres
Are
Being
Closed
Seventy-Five
llouvs
In
Pliiladel-
phla
Area
lo
Quit
Under
Church
Itojcolt
PHILADELPHIA.
July
5:
The
manager
of
Warner
Bros'
theatres
here
announces
that
his
company
has
loined
the
group
of
theatres
which
plans
the
closing
of
seventy-
five
theatres
In
this
area
wumn
two
weeks
unless
a
church
boycott
ngnlnst
so-called
Indecent
pictures
Is
lifted.
Twenty
thousand
employ
cc
would
be
thrown
out
of
work.
WARTAKES
HEAVY
TOLL
SevenU-Flve
Hundred
lMrasi'U)
Killed
or
Wounded
In
(Iran
Charo
Fighting
LArAZ,
Bolivia.
July
5:-An
official
communique
Issued
by
the
nmn
chnco
news
office
reports
i..4
ttnn
n-i.noinv.irn
h.lVC
bCCIl
killed
or
wounded
during
the
last
J4S
day-Of
Wiling.
Inspected
Coldstream
Guards
On
His
To
celebrate
his
80th
birUiday
Major-Gene:...!
sir
Aiutc4
Codr.n?:
j:i
Coldstream
Guard,
his
regiment,
at
Wellington
barracks.
London.
lined
up
on
OPENING
UP
OF
'FRISCO
Ktritrmrnt
Still
rrevail
Portland
Load
Flour
and
Lumber
Alaska
Ship
to
Tacoma
SAN
I
KANC1SCO.
July
5:
(CP)
Hlotlnc
broke
out
again
on
the
waterfront
here
today.
Police
charted
a
croup
of
two
hundred
strike,
pB.ket.
hurling
tear
gas
at
thrm.
SAN
FRANCISCO.
July
5:-Vlth
the
atmosphere
sUll
charged
with
tenseness
and
special
precautions
being
taken
against
disorders,
buM-
j
ness
Interests
of
San
Francisco,
following
the
holiday,
resumed
the!
move
today
to
open
forcibly
the
i
strlkeparalyied
port
to
commerce.
With
strikebreakers
working
un
der
special
police
guard.
loading
of
flour
and
lumber
for
export
con
tinued
nt
Portland
yesterday.
From
Seattle
cornea
word
thai.
In
'
view
of
the
threatening
attitude
of
the
strikers
there,
work
of
loading
nrgo
on
Alaska
ships
might
be
iransferred
to
Tacoma.
New
York
Stock
MartUnsettlediCONFERENCE
One
Day
Up
and
Ne'xt
Down
Seems
To
lie
Kule
in
erratic
and
Irregular
Trading
NEW
YORK.
July
5:-Stock
movements
conUnuc
to
be
erratic
on
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange.
In
yesterday's
session
values
were
Irregularly
lower
with
losses
un
nlng
to
more
than
one
point
In
some
sections
of
the
list
following
thejUut
the
forlhcomlng
navai
contcrJ
week-end
collapse
when
pi
ices
ence
must
achlcve
50me
Cld
ln
vlcw
i
closed
from
fracUons
to
two
points
Qf
dlstrcsscd
ecoomlc
and
political
i
lower
In
very
dull
trading.
During
condltlons
the
previous
coupie
ot
nnjs.
had
rallied
for
good
gains
with
Industrials
showing
the
widest
ad
vances.
On
the
whole,
the
market
appears
to
be
still
very
unsettled.
NO
HALIBUT
SAl.F.
Thern
were
no
hn'ut
nrrlva'.i
hd
sale
wnt
held
this
morning
at
aU
loca!
ran
exeunt
DEBT
IS
CONSIDERED
tne
parade
grout
Gi
prior
to
the
JACOBS
AND
ROUND
MEET
All-F.nclaud
Women's
Tennis
Now
In
Finals
at
Wimbledon
WIMBLEDON.
Eng..
July
5:
CP
I
-In
the
women's
semi-finals.
All
-
,
England
tennis
championships,
to-
j
day.
Helen
Jacoos
of
the
United
'
States
defeated
Joan
Hartlgan
of
Australia
6-2.
6-2
and
Dorothy
Round
of
England
defeated
Ma-'
dame
Rene
Mathleu
6-4,
5-7,
6-2.
I
j
IS
CHOSEN
AS
BISHOP
Kev.
Dr.
O.
A.
Wells
of
Toronto
Successor
of
lit.
Kev.
W.
K.
Adams
in
Cariboo
K'.MLOOPS,
July
5:
(CPi
Dr.
O.
A.
Wells
of
Winnipeg
was
elected
Bishop
of
Cariboo
at
a
diocesan
meeting
here
yesterday,
succeeding
Rt.
Rev.
W.
R.
Adams,
who
has
become
Bishop
of
Kootenay.
CHALLENGED
Acting
Premier
Italdwin
Says
Ar-tuamrnt
Parley-Must
Do
Something
LONDON,
July
5:
Acting
Pre
mier
Stanley
Baldwin
caused
a
stir
In
naval
conference
circles
when
he
:
,f.
th
n.
rvin,r,,nn,:Lnnpastrr
nt
whirh
it
u-a
Aer.
.
IUK
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
July
5:
(CPt
Bar
silver
has
been
selling
nt-4Cc
to
46c,
showng
firmness
since
late
I
tat
wvek
vhrt
ihr
orle
w
r
r--v-.r
remains
steady
at
Op
per
ounce.
80th
Birthday
ltispe.;ed
the
First
BattalHon
The
photo
shows
the
troops'5
inroecttou.
-
j,
NEW
HEAD
OFGOV'T
United
Farmers
of
Albrria
Ltiooe
Keid
Following
Brownlce's
llcsignation
EDMONTON,
July
5:
A
sequel
to
the
civil
action
launched
against
Premier
J.
E.
Brownlee
was
written
In
a
government
caucus
here
when
members
of
the
United
Farmers
of
Alberta
party
met
In
private
session
to
consider
the
resignation
of
the
Premier
who
has
announced
his
Intention
cf
quitting
public
life.
No
announcement
was
made
follow
ing
the
caucus
but
It
was
made
known
today
that
Hon.
R.
O.
Reid
minister
of
lands
and
mines,
would
i
be
the
new
premier
with
a
recon
structed
ministry.
FISHERMAN'S
BODY
HERE
t
Remains
of
Lewis
Sande,
Drowned
"
at
Goat
Harbor,
Arrive
in
City
Following
Recovery
1
Provincial
Constable
Victor
Bond
returned
last
evening
from
Ooat
Harbor,
down
the
coast
from
here,
bringing
in
the
body
of
Lewis
Sande.
45-year
old
troll
fisherman,
who
was
accidentally
drowned
In
tailing
xrom
nis
boat
while
it
was
tied
up
alongside
a
float
at
Ooat
Harbor
on
Monday
night
of
last
week.
An
inquiry
was
held
this
;
morning
by
Deputy
Coroner
A.
J.
mined
that
death
was
due
to
accl-1
dental
drowning.
Witness
were
Al-!
bert
Lund
and
Charles
Duthle.
j
Qn
word-being
received
here
that
6ande
wflS
beMeved
to
have
rtrown.
cd.
Constable
Bond
was
sent
to
Ooat
Harbor
and,
as
n
result
of
hU
ef-
ions,
tne
ooay
was
recovered
on
Tuesday
of
this
week.
V.
S.
Walton
C.
N.
R.
roadmastcr,
h
returned
to
the
city
from
a
trip
to
Pacific
on
official
duties.
Sockeye
Run
Off
To
Good
Start
and
Pack
Expected
To
Be
Big
i
K.
G.
Cunningham
of
Port
Essington
Very
Optimistic
j
All
Depends
Now
Upon
Weather
Which
is
"For
the
first
time
in
manv
in
regard
to
the
salmon
canning
season,"
says
R.
G.
Cun-j
ningham,
prominent
pioneer
business
man
of
Port
Essing-i
ton,
who
is
a
business
visitor
in
Prince
Rupert
today.
"The
j
start
has
been
the
best
in
years
and
all
depends
now
upon
il.
4.1
...
i:t
t
i
t:
u..u
u..
1
'
line
u
earner
which
i
ueueve
ELIMINATE
VON
PAPEN
Hitler
Government
Beinr
Reor
ganized
Belgium
on
Guard
BERLIN.
July
5:
Latest
out
standing
developments
in
the
Oer
man
situation
include
a
plan
to
re
organize
the
Hitler
government
by
eliminating
Vice-Chancellor
Franz
von
Papen
and
reiteration
of
the
announcement
by
the
Chancellor
that
summary
'
trials
and
firing
squads
by
which
the
attempted
re
volt
of
storm
troop
leaders
was
i
crushed
are
no
longer
In
effect
al
though
the
country
is
under
a
virtual
state
nf
militarv
rtirlntnrshln
rnti.rKt
ah,H
tn
th.
rfr,,.!
meeting
at
Neudeck
in
East
Prussia
I
jetween
President
Paul
von
Hln
denburg
and
his
former
lance-cor
poral.
Chancellor
Hitler,
but
the
real
object
of
the
meeting
was
not
disclosed.
Belgium
on
Guard
BRUSSELS.
Belgium.
July
5:
Owing
to
the
tense
situation
In
internal
Germany,
the
Belgian
government
"
has
ordered
relnforre-ments
into
the
two
provinces
on
'he
border
awarded
her
under
the
Treaty
of
Versailles.
CANADIAN
GOLD
PRICE
MONTREAL,
July
5:
CP
The
Canadian
gold
price
was
down
5c
to
$34.44
per
ounce
yesterday
after
having
risen
11c
from
$34
2&
at
the
end
of
the
week.
Saturday's
price
having
been
down,
6c
from
Friday's.
Today's
price
was
$34.43.
Card
of
Thanks
I
wish
to
extend
my
gratitude
tc
'he
staff
of
Prince
Rupert
Hospital,
Moose
Lodge
1051.
Women
of
the
Moose.
Canadian
Legion
and
many
friends
for
their
kindness
iurmg
my
wife's
illness
ana-
demise
A.
K.
NELSON
SEASON
I
years
I
am
really
optimistic
miuuiu
ue
guuu.
Incre
was
really
too
much
gear
ia
the
river
at
the
start
of
the
sock-
eye
fishing
season
but
the
boats
are
now
starting
to
move
out
to
meet
the
fish,
says
Mr.
Cunningham.
"The
more
the
boats
spread
jjt
the
better
it
will
be
for
the
fishery."
So
far
this
week
has
been
a
little
quieter
from
the
fishing
standpoint
than
the
first
week,
reports
Mr.
.unnlngham.
'
Port
Essington
is
making
pre-
'liMxations
for
a
big
deferred
Domin-
WSTDa'
?eiebratl6tf
thlf
Saturday.
says
Mr.
Cunningham.
There
are
expected
to
be
two
or
three
thousand
visitors
including
large
representation
of
the
native
populations
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
the
Naas
River.
Alaska
and
various
coast
villages
as
far
south
as
;Klemtu.
.Mr.
Cunningham
arrived
in
the
theriver
with
George
frizU
1ft
evening
and
will
be
re
turning
to
Port
Essington
tonight.
POLICE
AND
REDSCLASH
Trouble
In
Toronto
Following
Ke-
lease
of
Sam
Carr
From
Penitentiary
TORONTO.
July
5:
The
return
to
this
city
of
Sam
Carr.
one
of
eight
Communist
leaders
who
wer?
sent
to
Portsmouth
Penitentiary
several
years
ago,
was
the
direct
cause
of
a
brief
but
violent
clash
between
police
and
1500
Communist
sympathizers
here.
Carr.
whose
real
name
Is
Sam
Cohen,
and
Matthew
Popovitch
were
released
at
the
end
of
last
week
from
the
penitentiary
at
Kingston
on
ticket
of
leave
after
serving
half
of
five
year
sentences
for
being
members
of
an
unlawful
assembly.
Miss
Dorothy
D.
Rushbrook
of
Toronto
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
from
the
east
and
will
spend
the
summer
here
as
the
guest
of
her
father.
Rev
Canon
W.
F.
Rushbrook,
Ahm
Cottage,
Overlook
Street.
BARGAIN
COUNTER
RATE
Special
Offer
For
July
and
August
Only
$1.50
to
End
of
Year
Those
paying
$1.50
now'
will
have
the
Daily
News
delivered
to
their
homes
in
the
city
until
the
end
of
December.
To
take
full
advantao
of
this
subscriptions
should
be
naid
at
once
as
each
day
of
delay
makes
the
period
one
day
shorter.
w
3