FRANCE
IS
MINISTER
SKEPTICAL,
ACCUSED
Teste
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l)e
Not
Menace,
Pari
Feels
V
Winnipeg
July
75.
October.
.77tfc.
December,
.78.
Chicago
July.
,Mi,.
September,
.87i.
December.
.83
li.
Abate
rARW
Julr
M:
CP
-French
of-
Wheat
Prices
CANADIAN
GOLD
PllICT.
MONTREAL,
July
10:
(CP)
The
Canadian
gold
price
was
up
one
ni
yesterday.
to
$34.44.
Saturday's
'"ce
of
$34!45,'wai
Ihree
cents
up
whiit
on
Fridajftho
price
wns
$34.40,
down
Muce
i-enlg
mm
the
day
pre-t.aing
'
Member
of
Iremh
Cabinet
Tare
Criminal
Action
a
Result
of
lUyonne
Pawnshop
Sandal
t
.
"
m
yesterday
considered
ttoel
PARIS
July
10:
'
CP
1
Foreign
.
pieenld
by
Oermany
asMlntlU.r
of
colonies
Albert
Dallmler
.
'
,.iei
by
the
gesture
tor
peace
wd
two
of
his
subordinates
fac
s-ecch
af
Hudoiph
Ilea
aide
possible
criminal
action
in
eoonet-i
n.tiipe!lor
HlUer.
Ition
with
the
Stavtsky
"Bajronne
Hitler
to
Take
Rest?
j
Pawnshop"
scandal.
It
was
Indtca-
'iNNA.
Austria.
July
10:
CP
-
ttK
yesterday
Btiltn
correspondent
of
tne
V
ii
i
Erhol
hat
telephoned
his
,m-
that
Chancellor
Adolph
Htt-"
n.
been
ordered
by
hi
physl-'
i'
to
take
a
long
vacation.
T!-
pro-government
newspaper
W'
butter
report
lrom
reliable
Propped
Eighty
I
ert
I
rom
,.ij
Window
r-.maUM
that
Vice-chancellor
to
hill
Hies
Tr,ut
von
Papen
of
Germany
was
While
Attempting
'
tl
lor
sMftisinaUort
at
Uie
same
;
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10.
Siste
LACIUNE.
Que..
July
Mr,.-
a.
General
Kurt
von
Sehlei-
...
with
Madeleine
:
de
Jmm
M
52
of
-
recently
bot
a
company
;.
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an
v
Today's
Stocks
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New
Vork
1
fi
Steel.
39.
American
Can.
M'-.
Ai
led
Chemical.
1M.
Orneral
Motors.
5i.
R
Smelters.
127.
Toronto
Inter.
Nickel,
36.78.
!me
43.35.
Tfk
Huahea,
6.81.
Mclntyre.
49.00.
l
ittlr
Long
Lac.C.C.
H
Walker.
324.
f
P
n..
13.
Furd
A..
204.
NUN
FALLS
TO
DEATH
m.MiMi
his
umneoauan.
mm
.fu
fi
Lo
her
death
from
the
fourth
'storey
of
the
Convent
of
St.
Anne
,when
attemptinR
to
kUl
flies
on
a
I
window
screen.
r
aiiitULii
a
uuuj
i
Rpinpr
Dissected
u
.Medical
Scientists
Endeavorlnc
Uarn
Secret
of
7.aro
Alas
lntevity
IoTANHUL.Turkn.July
1:
cp,1
The
body
of
Zaro
Agha.
TurKey
s
i.hu.iah
who
died
recently
nere
t
the
asserted
age
of
100
years,
has
ben
turned
over
to
medical
scien
tists
for
dissection.
The
vital
organs
wtll
be
thoroughly
examined
to
ascertain
if
any
Uant
may
be
thrown
on
the
reason
of
his
longevity.
IKIDV
or
constaiili:
CAUIt
IS
lU'.LIEVED
TO
lit:
HI.COVEKED
CIIILLIWACK.
July
10:
(CP
a.
&
k,i
hPlleved
to
be
that
Cnrr.
allegedly
murncrca
uy
r-anford
Indians
who
threw
him
into
the
Nicola
River
near
j.
,.rrin
nn
Mnv
23.
has
been
BOTH
SIDES
of
Provincial
Constable
Percy
.
CONFIDENT
Liberals
and
C.
C
F.
Equally
Sure
Of
Winning
in
North
Vancouver
NORTH
VANCOUVER.
July
10
Both
Liberals
and
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation
appear
to
be
confident
of
victory
In
tne
provincial
by-election
this
Satur
day.
The
C.
C.
F.
hope
Is
largely
based
on
the
result
in
the
general
election
which
was
decisively
in
favor
of
Mr.
Anderson
who
had
a
majority
of
619
over
Jack
Loutet,
tndenendent
and
former
Conser
vaUve
member.
H.
S.
Woods,
the
official
Liberal
candidate,
coming
third
in
a
field
of
seven.
Since
the
general
elecUon
.how
ever,
the
Liberal
fences
have,
ap
narently.
been
mended
In
the
North
Shore
seat
where
they
were
badly
broken.
In
addlUon.
the
Liberal
exDect
to
set
the
bulk
of
the
natural
Conservative
vote
of
the
Vancouver,
makes
his
nome
in
North
Vancouver
riding
at
Caul
field
date,
live
in
Vancouver
where
her
husband
Is
a
school
principal.
The
results
in
the
general
election
were
as
follows:
H.
on
t
!
1
Canadian
recovered
fun
tne
nm
River
near
Aga.-
The
bodv
StorBe
.
.
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te.r
MnMIinailUn.
ill",
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1
uriiin
Kslcn.
3.500.
5
Cc
nnd
sc.
Auin.
Oony,
13000
0c
und
5c
Bxth
SWEEPSTAKE
PHIZES
I
i
!
!
'
TO
GO
Til
PROVINCES
OTTAWA,
JtlJy
10:
-
An
amendment
to
he
criminal
code
gives
all
sweepstake
prises
to
the
provincial
trea-
1
suriea.
thus
doing
aa-ay
with
the
common
Informer
section.
DEPUTY
JQLLED
Disturbance
In
Business
District
Of
Seattle
Ends
in
ShooUng
Of
Steve
Watson
SEATTLE.
July
10:
Special
Deputy
Sheriff
Steve
Watson,
IS
yean
of
ace.
was
fatally
shot
last
night
during
a
melee
In
the
business
district
after
a
mob,
believed
tojiave
been
composed
of
strikers
or
strike
sympathisers
stopped
a
truck
containing
five
riding.
i
Mackenzie
Matheson,
Liberal
MONTKEAL-N'EV
candidate,
although
pracUslng
In,
YORK
EXCHANGE
MONTREAL,
July
10:
The
Bri-
J.
M.
Brynn.
Independent
ot
4.
Henry
Morson.
United
Front
124
.
.
H.
E.
Ryan.
Ubor
raillUUb
miUl
Jamea
Whltham.
Ind
5
,
.
0
.
,
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
Americatv-18,000
'
pounds,
7.9c
and
5c.
Canadian
41.000
pounds,
5.Gc
and
5c
to
6.1c
and
5c.
American
Reliance
I,
18,000,'
7.9c
Booth.
and
5c,
mine
is
oom
For
$25,000
1
Acting
lor
Interests
the
ldcn
tlty
of
which
was
not
disclosed.
H.
A.
Bourne.
Vancouver
rlstcr.
at
a
sheriff's
sale
here
here.
bought
In
for
$25,000
the
fa-
mous
Engineer
mine
In
the
At-
'.
'
Un
district
which
formerly
was
a
rich
gold
producer
and
which
for
many
years
was
the
,
subject
of
litigation
In
the
courts.
Mr.
Bournf
was
the
onlv
bidder
for
the
nrowrtv.
the
ale
of
which
had
ben
ad-
lourned
on
several
occasions
Todays
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
mm
High
...
0:41
ajn.
202
ft.
pnn-e
Rupert
Cloudy.
light
13:41
pjn.
182
ft.
uthrast
wind;
barometer,
30.10;
Low
...
7:23ajn.
2.7
ft.
6
fp
pfiature,
50;
sea
smooth.
19:30
pJb.
82
ft
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V
SXTV
No
159.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JULY
10,
1934
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
BKIffiK
AND
FRENCH
ARE
A
GREED
WELFARE
SERVICE
OF
PROVINCE
ON
SCIENTIFIC
BASIS
French
Foreign
Minister
Pleased
With
Result
Conference
in
Britain
FOKKIfiN
MINISTER
OK
KR
ANTE
WELL
PLEASED
UITH
CONVERSATIONS
IN
LONDON
PRIOR
TO
DEPARTURE
FOR
PARIS.
LONDON.
July
1U:
Foreign
Minister
Louis
Barihou
of
France
left
lure
today
in
a
cheerful
frame
of
mind
af-
t
Icr
two
clavs
of
conversations
with
the
British
cahinet
and
officials
regarding
the
situation
in
hurope.
m-iorc
he
left
the
minister
said:
"Xc
French
and
British
dis-emcred
we
are
agreed
on
the
European
situation.
I
am
very
content."
What
transpired
at
the
conference,
however,
remained
a
foreign
office
secret.
It
was
Itelicvctl
earlier
that
when
the
conversations
ended
Britain
was
still
holding
aloor
from
any
new
oIh
ligations
in
continental
Europe.
t
.
I
Urn
.
':
.
Spectacular
Blaze
in
Victoria
The
beat
way
to
fctke
a
picture
at
midnight
Is
to
set
fire
to
a
huge
lumber
mill
and
Wait
until
the
flames
brighten
things
up.
They
certainly
brightened
things
up
for
Victoria.
B.C..
firemen
who
fought
an
all-night
fight
to
conq-ier
this
$250,000
blaze
In
the
Moore
ami
Whittfagtou
Mill
which
wiped
out
1.090000
feet
Of.
lumber
and
threw
15t
men
out
of
work.
And
this
plctuie
of
the
sensational
fire
was
taken
at
midnight,
when
the
fire
was
ragjiz
:
SITUATION
UNCHANGED
Federal
Board
Moves
in
Connection
W
ith
Longshoremen's
Strike
Teamsters
Vote
to
Quit
SAN
FRANCISCO.
July
40:
There
was
no
change
in
the
longshoremen's
strike
situation
yesterday,
both
sides,
apparently,
remaining
adamant
as
the
naUonal
board
delegated
to
deal
with
the
industrial
crisis
brought
the
new
federal
Labor
Disputes
Act
to
Its
first
tt.
I
Walk
-out
votes
by
the
teamsters
of
I
San
Francisco
and
Oakland,
sche
duled
to
become
operative
this
week,
have
further
intensified
gen
eral
strike
threats.
Little
Changes
In
New
York
Trading
Market
Continues
Firm
W'ilh
Volume
Small
in
Apathetic
Transactions
NE
WYORK.
July
10:
Price
changes
were
almost
negligible
In
Saturday
s
trading
on
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange,
the
list
continuing
firm.
linn,
Oil
o
stocks
were
the
best
per-
.
.
tiah
pound
sterling
was
quoted
at
DrvhPtir
trdinc.
Yes-
tod
States
dollar
at
99sc.
NEW
YORK.
July
10:
The
British
pound
sterling
was
trading
at
$5.03T
on
the
local
foreign
ex
market
yesterday
and
the
change
it
H..C.
n
E.
E.
Anderson
Anaerson.
C.
C.
v..
F,
2354
Canadian
dollar
at
$1.00
U-1C.
J.
Loutet.
Independent
1735,
8.
8.
Woods,
Woods,
Liberal
Liberal
ioooi.
4
terdav
volume
was
small
and
price
changes
narrow.
United
States
gov
ernment
bonds
were
strong
and
cotton
futures
higher.
Great
Northern
Abandoning
Line
To
Southern
B.C.
WASHINGTON.
July
10:
CP-The
Great
Northern
Railway
has
moved
to
abandon
Its
sixty
mile
branch
railroad
from
Rexford.
Montana,
to
Fernle.
bar-
Bridegroom
Dies
0
After
Honeymoon
Paul
Henri
Fortler
of
Quebec
Drops
Dead
After
One
Week
of
Wedded
Bliss
QUEBEC.
July
10:
-One
hour
after
he
had
returned
from
his
honey
moon
wilh
his
bride
of
a
week.
Paul
HttHl
Fortler.
aeed
2.
collapsed
at
dinner
and
died.
Provincial
Secretary
Explains
Reason
For
Appointment
Change
Hon.
Dr.
George
M.
Weir
Hints
Why
William
Manson
Was
itepiaceti
in
supcnnienaency
dv
ur.
uaviuson
VICTORIA,
July
10:
The
replacement
of
William
Manson
as
superintendent
of
welfare
for
British
Columbia
by
Dr.
George
M.
Davidson
of
Vancouver
is
said
at
Parliament
Buildings
to
be
in
accordance
with
the
policy
f
Dr.
George
M.
Weir,
provincial
secretary,
to
place
the
vhole
of
the
welfare
services
of
the
province
on
a
scien-iflc
basis.
Dr.
Davidson,
a
graduate
1
rom
the
University
of
British
Co-1
umbla
in
sociology
and
education.
ANNII1
V
ook
his
Doctor
of
Philosophy
de-!-"
'
VJllVLl
iree
at
Harvard.
Mr.
Manson
is
a
former
provincial
;
ecretary
and
in
the
early
days
was
L
L.
A.
for
Skeena
as
wen
as
being
'
....
....
.
P"l-ISte
Hepburn
of
Ou-
n
ex-mayor
of
Prince
Rupert
and
.rmer
government
agent
at
Port
UrM
.to.N.am'
.Per!?n.ntl
o!
Simpson.
TEST
MATCH--
DRAWN
GAME
England
Scored
C"
Kuns
in
First
Innings
and
Declared
in
Second
at
1S3
Kuns
MANCHESTER.
July
10:
Xhe
third
test
cricket
match
betwetn
England
and
Australia
was
declared
a
draw
today
as
the
Aus
tralians
failed
to
finish
the
second
innings
before
the
time
limit
expired.
The
Australians
had
66
runs
for
the
loss
of
one
wicket
when
play
ended.
Their
first
innings
total
was
191
while
England
scored
627
in
the
first
innings
and
123
for
no
wickets
in
the
second
when
they
declared
their
innings
at
an
end.
Each
team
has
won
one
test
match.
Australia
yesterday
scored
123
runs
for
the
loss
of
eight
wickets
in
the
first
innings
replying
to
the
English
first
innings
total
of
C2
for
nine
wickets
declared.
WTien
play
closed
for
the
day,
it
appeared
probable
that
the
match
would
end
in
a
draw.
On
a
batsman's
wicket
Encland
on
Saturday
completed
the
record
breaking
first
innings
score
of
62?
for
nine
wickets
and
Australia
Ment
in
to
collect
136
runs
In
quirk
time
with
loss
of
only
one
wicket
before
the
ilose
of
play
for
the
day.
Mrs.
C.
H.
Clay
sailed
this
after-
won
on
the
Catala
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
CABINET
Administration
Today
TORONTO.
July
10:
It
is
reported
that
Ontario's
new
cabinet
will'
probably-te
MflcraHjr
'
tihrlotfricM
today
following
a
meeting
between
Premier-Designate
Mitchell
HeD-
'
burn
and
his
followers,
j
One
of
the
first
official
actions
iof
the
new
Hepburn
government
j
will
probably
be
to
set
the
date
for
jlington
South
to
fill
the
vacancy
in
the
legislature
caused
by
the
death
of
D.
Paul
Munro
of
Ouelph
who
was
killed
in
an
automobile
crash
near
Watertown
a.
few
days
after
having
been
elected
Liberal
member
for
Wellington
South
In
the
general
election.
Mexican
Rebels
Slain
in
Battle
Insurrectionists
Under
General
Lozano
Meet
Reverse
at
Hands
Of
Federal
Troops
MEXICO
CITY.
July
10:
Rebels
(under
command
of
General
Fran-1
els-o
Lozano
were
killed
and
woun
ded
in
an
engagement
with
federal
troops
near
Gonzales.
Nova
Scotia
Man
Drowned
in
Lake
Unable
to
Swim,
Wesley
Uurchell
Of
Sydney
Loses
His
Life
While
Bathing
SYDNEY.
N.
July
10
Wesley
Burchell.
aged
25,
was
drowned
In
OlUls
Lake
when
he
ventured
be-'
jyond
his
depth.
Unable
to
swim,
he
sanx
msianuy
wnue
compamuus
'watched
helplessly.
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
takp
full
advantace
of
this
subscriptions
should
beunirVnt
once
as
each
day
of
delay
makes
the
period
one
day
shorter.