CANADIAN
GOLD
PRICE
.
Mwiu,
tfuijr
1
1;
i
me
nadlnii
uu
...i
i
nwiu
yinr
whs
uiiciiaiiKru
L
i,1
pcr
ounce
yesterday.
The
f-end
price
was
$34.40
to
$34.42.
WIBTOL
BAY
PACK
'"NEAU.
July
17:
CP
The
rrd
J'jn-n
nack
on
Bristol
Day
to
date
(V''.IJUU
cases.
Kanta
City
Alter
forced
Landing
at
Alyanh
8Phe
AIYANSIL-Jutv
17.
TlieOJHman
Airway
of
Atka
airplane,
which
m-u
fnrcMl
down
here
la
it
Ttiura
day
nUrht
on
account
of
rain
and
foe
haa
resumed
1U
Interrupted
fltaht
from
PaUbnka
to
Kansas
dt
following
th
making
of
re
(Mlra
to
minor
damaie
which
uie
rmcMiic
nuultml
in
tu
emer
aanev
dowent
jr-
m
Abomrd
the
Diane
wrtlcn
war
riktUA
or
Howard
OlHam
were
Mr
and
Mra.
Crri
Fowler
or
rair
iMnkc
and
T.
M.
Donohoc
of
Cor
dova
bound
for
an
Elks'
conrenlloh
in
Kanaai
City.
The
la
nd
In
a
waa
made
on
a
gra
rf
bar
In
the
rlter
one
mile
below
the
tltph
office.
Pilot
Olllman
hovtns
nonaiderable
skill
ana
re
MurrefulrteM
In
bringing
the
snip
down
under
difficult
conditions.
A
punctured
Ure
on
one
of
the
land
ing
wheel
wn
me
cxienv
01
mc
damage.
Attpr
loadina-
nt
and
pawning
the
tire,
the
plane
left
In
continua
tion
of
tU
flight.
pilnt
Jack
MeConnachle
of
An-
yox
was
communicant
uu
"j
teleptionc'
and
stood
by
rcany
w
runh
In
repair
parU
tf
nccesary.
Price
of
Wheat
Shows
Strength
Moves
Back
In
Winnipeg
and
Van-
couver
Following
Lower
Mams
Ut
Week
WINNIPEG.
July
17
(CP-The
wheat
price
had
been
gradually
receding
here
since
last
Friday
when
the
market
advanced
to
81H,c
for
aii-p
for
October
and
ZlVtC
for
December
out
it
snow
renewed
strength
today.
VANCOUVER,
July
17:
icr
Wheat
was
quoted
at
79c
on
the
local
exchange
yesterday
as
compared
with
80'
ic
on
Saturday
and
79c
on
Friday.
Today
it
stiffened
to
81?c.
ELECTS
SPEEDY
TRIAL
Committed
for
trial
In
city
police
court
on
a
charge
of
ooiaininB
money
by
false
pretences
through
Mihlni
ft
worthless
check.
Henry
Mitchell
appeared
before
JudRe
W.
F
Fisher
in
County
Court
yesterday,
and
elected
for
speedy
trial,
ing
remanded
for
three
days.
Flying
Boat
On
VICTORIA.
July
17:
(CP
"It
simply
can't
be
done."
said
Premier
Pattullo
commenting
on
the
announcement
that
Dominion
contribution
to
direct
rcHef
would
be
re
duced
to
twenty-five
percent
for
the
period
July
15
to
August
IS.
Steamer
Bound
For
Vancouver
An
Eastman
flying
boat,
one
of
a
fleet
of
five
aircraft,
which
went
into
the
Atllji
district
from
Detroit
a
couple
ol'
years
ago.
was
being
taken
south
from
Ketchikan
to
Vancouver
on
the
deck
of
the
steamer
Prince
Ocorge
yesterday.
While
belnz
flown
south
from
Atlln,
the
machine
was
disabled
In
a
forced
landing
near
Ketchikan
last
week.
The
wings
were
detathed
and
U.e
machine
shipped
south.
The
pi
lot
was
here
last
Saturday
after
noon
on
Uie
Princess
Charlotte
on
his
way
to
Vancouver.
Halibut
Arrivals
American
Franklin,
36.000
pounds.
Storage,
6.9c
and
4c.
Canadian
Cold
Olbson.
8.000
pounds.
Cold
Stor
age,
55c
and
5c.
N'nrth
Vancouver
City
Cave
C.
C.
F.
Majority
NORTH
VANCOUVER,
July
17:
J
(CPi
The
city
of
North
Vancouver,
with
almost
half
of
the
total
voters
in
the
riding,
gave
Mrs.
Steeves.
C
C.
r.
a
preference
of
lzo
over
mc-kemle
Matheson.
Liberal,
In
Saturday's'
by-elcctlon.
The
country
vote
'
was
more
strongly
In
favor
of
Mrs.
Steeveo,
any
in
the
year.
The
members
were
excused
unUl
August
18
bu
it
!
a
not
likely
they
will
be
called
together
again
that
soon.
If
there
Is
a
fall
session
it
will
likely
be
a
par.
of
the
next
regular
session
with
an
idiournmdnt
for
Christmas
non-
days
and
it
is
also
probable
It
will
oe
the
final
session
of
the
present
Parliament
with
an
election
next
year.
Before
an
election
can
be
held
the
new
permanent
voters'
lists
will
be
prepared
by
two
permanent
oiu-
jials,
one
representing
me
govenr-
ment
and
the
other
warty
opposed
to
the
in
any
any
constituency.
cuiuuiucinj.
fish
and
cuttle.
He
thinks
It
would
be
beneficial
to.botn
countries
and
especially
to
this
section
of
British
Columbia.
Mr,
Hanson
is
returning
tomorrow
to
Smlthers
in
order
to
attend
the
old
timers'
pljcnlc
in
the
Round
Lake
district.
MANY
DIE
IN
PRANK
French
Soldier
Playfully
Throws
Old
Shell
Seven
Killed
and
Twenty-Five
Injured
SAINT
GERMAIN
-
EN
-
LAYE,
France.
Julv
17:
CP
Fon'nslnn
group
of
comrades
today
uiita
.seven
men
and
Injured
25
nt
a
I
training
camp,
Todays
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
Hl?h
4:56
ajn.
16.7
ft.
r.
Rupert
Raining,
light
17:35
p.m.
132
ft.
"
4
wind;
meter.
30X14;
Low
11:15
am.
6.2
ft.
,.-;:".,
are
66-
AoCplh.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JULY
17,
1934
OUTLOOK
IMPROVED
Old
Forest
Products
Stocks
Being
Cleaned
Up
and
Future
Looks
Better
Old
stocks
of
poles
and
piling
In
the
central
Interior
are
now
pre
tty
well
cleaned
up.
stated
Olof
Han-
'
.nn
m
t
fnr
Kkffna
and
head
Of
1
MJIIi
...
w.
the
largest
th.
Hanson
Timber
ti
Lumber
Co,
government
morning
and
the
outlook
for
me
the
forest
loresi
products
proaucu
muwuj
Industry
Is
bet-
men
employed
in
its
various
activities
in
the
interior.
SILVER
AM)
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MAUI
NEW
YORK,
July
17:
CP
Bar
silver
closed
at
46c
per
ounce
on
the
local
metal
market
today.
being
unchanged
from
the
past
few
days.
Copper
was
also
unchanged
at
9c
per
pound.
SIX
DEAD
AS
RESULT
OF
TRAFFIC
ACCIDENT
IN
MONTREAL
TODAY
MONTREAL.
July
17:
(CP)
Five
men
and
one
woman
street
car.
Jt,
nwn
Irlt1r
oarlv
morlllllff
4
i
KETCHIKAN
ACTION
resular
affair.
Suzar
were
In
demand
and
some
specialties
showed
strength.
.Rise
of
wheat
to
the
$1
a
bushel
mark
for
the
first
time
In
several
months
and
a
campaign
for
a
f
relent
rate
boost
caused
stock
nrlces
to
rally
somewhat
over
the
week-end
after
having
been
dull
for
some
time
Gait
Newspaper
J.
P
Publisher
Dies
Jaffray.
Ontario
Editor,
Dies
At
Age
of
Seventy-Two
GALT.
Ont..
July
IT:
CP
.
Jaffray.
aged
72.
publisher
of
Gait
Reporter,
died
yesterday.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
Stf
cMm
fish
plant
destroyed
TENSION
IN
SAN
FRANCISCO
REGION
SOMEWHAT
EASIER
Reduction
Factory
At
"First
City"
is
Wiped
Out
by
$30,000
Fire
ilmoil
Corporation
Suffers
Heavy
Loss
as
Result
of
Disastrous
LomlaKration
on
feiinday
Marge
Of
Oil
Saved
KETCHIKAN,
July
17:
(CP
Fire
on
Sunday
razed
p
sa.nv.jl
i
orporaiion
s
reduction
niani
ai
varu
8
tove
:r
i
f.r
il'iimiirn
lwinfr
nstilnntod
at
from
S25.000
to
SliO.-
(
A.
targe
containing
one
thousand
barrels
of
salmon
1
a
.
4.
A.
1
4
f-avl.
1
he
tire
occurred
on
me
anniversary
to
me
,
f
a
previous
fire
which
wiped
out
a
similar
plant
on
Mir.f
j-ite
some
years
ago.
Today's
Stocks
Vanrouirr
1
....
i,
,
Ei
JUi'i.
t
.it.
t
U.
-un.
8
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1'
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g
8u'r.
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fyii.
W.
t'
i
,i;
Sliver.
.03.
K
Five.
jM.
r
'
urfiile,
.6.
r
:
m.,ik.
m.
rmr.
1.27
H
-McDonald,
.13.
It"
ml
05
V
R't,.,
1.03,
t'vr
Crest.
.02.
'inwii
Gold.
.tU
1
T
i
Bridge,
.4L
W,V
.08,
Kiv
ny
Tangier,
.01
ft.
.
Toronto
r'
'':
Patricia,
.92.
ri-ih.us;amau.
.13V'.
l
O
Id
11.
GiaMdrf.
.65.
11
'
Nickel.
2500.
Mil
a
va.
2t50.
Miranda.
43.10.
Fhei!;(t.
.85.
Tmpson
Cadillac,
.50.
Maron.
.MM.
fr'k
Hughes.
6.90.
Eurtbury
Basin,
1,47.
c
''jmurlo.
21.
':
Smrltrr
Oold.
31.
c
n
Malartlc.
.61.
Lltt
Long
Lac,
7.45.
A.torLi
Rouyn.
.13V4.
Sdapnna.
.41
i.
Maple
Leaf,
.41
'i'kle
Crow.
1.63.
,
r,i!-'
Luc
lagoon.
J2.
Manitoba
h
Eastern,
.32.
FLYERS
ON
!
WAY
AGAIN
Kairbanki
Plane
lletumcs
Trip
to
VIEW
OF
PREMIER
Province
Cannot
Operate
With
Re-
durcd
Federal
Contribution
on
Relief,
Says
Pattullo
Going
to
Ottawa
Will
Take
up
Better
Terms
and
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Matter
Same
Time
The
Premier,
on
receiving
this
notification
and
also
an
Invitation
to
attend
a
Dominion-provincial
conference
on
July
30,
wired:
"80
fsr
as
British
Columbia
Is
concer
ned,
It
will
be
necessary
for
the
Dominion
government
to
make
a
larger
contribution
than
suggested
in
your
message
for
a
considerably
longer
period.
However,
that
can
be
discussed
further
on
July
30
The
Dominion
has
so
far
been
bearing
oue-lhlrd
otrdlef.
costs.
Federal
relief
contributions
to
the
provinces
were
to
have
ceased
on
July
13
but
Ottawa
has
anonunced
they
will
continue
until
August
15
on
the
twenty-five
percent
basis.
Other
.Matters
Too
Also
on
July
30
British
Columbia
It
Is
expected,
will
present
Its
plea
for
better
terms
under
the
Con
federation
twet-
At
the
same
time
the
Dominion
will
again
be
asked
to
take
over
the
Pacific
Oreat
Eastern
Railway.
Premier
Pattullo
and
Attornc
Oeneral
Oordon
Sloan
will
be
going
to
Ottawa.
It
Is
expected.
I
ALPINE
PAKTY
CAKillES
OUT
TASK
OF
BURYING
ALEC
DALCLE1SII
BODY
;
i
1
VANCOUVER.
Jily
17:
CP
"Task
accomonshed"
was
.
the
message
received
jester-
day
from
an
Alpine
Club
party
4-
which
awended
Mount
Wad-
rilntrtnn
to
burv
Alec
Dalzleish
who
fell
to
his
death
on
June
4-
26
while
engaged
with
a
party
4
of
companions.
Including
Dr.
Neal
Carter
of
Prince
Kupen.
in
an
attempt
to
scale
the
so
far
unconquered
peak.
4
M'MURRAY
4
4
HAS
FIRP
Damage
of
$150,000
pone
in
Business
Section
of
Northern
Alberta
Town
FORT
McMURRAY.
Alta..
July
17
imi
r
Vitv
arlv
VMlrriav
rip.
CLASSIFY
W0RKLESS
Further
Details
of
Provincial
Government
Plan
For
Dealing
With
Situation
VICTORIA,
July
1":
(CP)
'Re-
registration
of
British
Columbia's
unemployed
will
start
July
23,
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
announced
yesterday.
VICTORIA.
July
17:
'CPt-An
other
feature
of
the
new
unemploy
ed
re-regUtratlon
plan
which
the
provincial
government
Is
contem
plating
putting
Into
effect
in
the
near
future
will
be
the
classlflcaUon
of
all
unemployed
according
to
the
positions
they
are
able
to
fill.
This
will
be
the
foundation
for
an
employment
sUmulatlng
policy
fostered
by
a
contact
rnan
working
through
the
relief
department
and
surveying
opportunities
for
Jobs
In
;
the
various
industries.
The
minister
of
labor.
Hon.
O.
S.
Pearson.
Is
satisfied
that
the
pro
vince
can
never
solve
1U
unemploy
trnvi
to
hntfU
tft
Oovemment
ment
nroblem
until
it
tackles
the
Telegraph
sUtlon
and
six
business
transient
question
seriously
and
esUbllshments.
The
loss
Is
estl-
reaches
a
dillereni
unaersuxnamg
mated
at
1150.000.
with
the
Dominion.
Fall
Session
of
Parliament
Is
Likely
to
Ratify
Possible
Treaty
With
United
States,
Says
Hanson
A
fall
session
for
the
purpose
of
ratifying
a
proposed
nuiinnullv
trnptv
U'
ith
thp
United
States
and
to
receive
and
act
on
a
report
to
be
made
by
the
Stevens
Commission
.
i
i
lr
i
T
I
One
Hundred
Thousand
Workers
Now
Striking;
Food
and
Cars
Move
Union
Ferry
and
Harbor
Railway
Employees
Join
Walk
outNational
liuards
Hold
strategic
1'oints
With
Walts
of
Steel
SAN
FRANCISCO,
July
17:
(CP)
While
the
tension
was
somewhat
easier
this"
morning,
the
general
strike
still
clutched
the
trans-bay
district
with
National
Guards
holding
strategic
points
with
walls
of
steel.
Forty
thousand
union
ferry
and
harbor
railway
workers
joined
the
waik-
-iut,
swelling
the
number
of
strikers
to
more
than
one
hundred
thousand.
Under
convoy
of
troops,
trucks
began
haupnglood
nTTalTTT"
IP
vllflltH
Ix
supplies
inio
San
Francisco
and
Jk
HkAM
mw
SPREADING
:.nnl
Wilk.Diit
in
Oakland
Re-
I
i
ff--.:-.-
r..-,
un
jjiil-u
ejiicauo
is
uiic
Y.yjxj.,
uvvu.
.w
w.
The
The
general
general
strike
strike
in
in
San
San
Fran
Fran-
son,
federal
member
for
this
district,
who
arrived
in
tneClsco
whicn
started
yesterday
foi-city
yesterday
for
the
first
time
since
going
to
Ottawa
jioving
the
casting
g
of
of
the
the
general
Oakland.
In
San
Francisco
muni
cipal"
street
cars
resumed
service
without
any
serious
disorder.
IEYES0N
PApparenUr-
fearful-
of
anotheT4lropart"tt
tie-up
of
Alaska
shipping
if
they
worked
cargo
on
ships
labelled
'unfair"
by
United
States
strikers,
Ketchikan
longshoremen
yesterday
refused
to
work
on
the
Standard
Oil
tanker
Alaska
Standard
loading
oil
for
southeastern
Alaska
canneries.
SAN
FRANCISCO.
July
17:
CP
The
general
strike
of
all
union
workers
extended
to
Oakland
today
when
a
general
walk-out
there
went
into
effect.
r.
P
the
vtvv
wrRTMIMSTER.
J'l'v
17:
r.-...nnt
n.,
,.A,.li
rttnrar
e1iH
i
A
...tmri
n
trunk
rnr
rvinn
ten
,
rpi
-.rnuncUlor
Thomas
Douaias
thrown
nlnvfullv
bv
a
soldier
at
a
nassensers
crashed
Into
n
nf
Conultlam
n-as
murdered
by
Ro-
bert
McFadden
according
to
the
verdict
of
the
coroner's
Jury
at
the
-
inquest.
GERMANY
Hitler's
Failure
to
Discuss
Foreign
Affairs
LONDON.
July
17:
The
eyes
of
Europe's
diplomats
are
now
focus-sed
on
Germany
watching
to
see
what
the
Reich
will
do
about
Joining
the
group
of
security
pacts
which
France
and
Russia
have
drafted
and
which
Great
Britain
and
Italy
have
approved.
Disappointment
at
Chancellor
Hitler's
failure
to
discuss
the
German
nation's
foreign
policy
in
his
speech
to
the
Reich
at
the
week-
end
was
the
general
reaction
in
general)-
ronMn
ai.
to
his
utterance.
strike
vote
late
Saturday
by
the'
,
labor
committee
representing
all
,
unions,
entered
its
second
day
to-.
day
with
little
sign
of
an
Immediate
settlement
Irregularity
In
New
York
Mart
Renewed
Selling
in
Rail
Issues
Some
Specialties
in
J)emand
NEW
YORK,
July
17:
Renewed
selling
of
rail
Issues
turned
Satur-
.
.
.,
.
.
I
rAn.
loay
s
iraaing
session
on
ic
nt
Mr.
Hanson
Is
hopeful
for
the
tcr
nan
it
has
been
for
two
or
three
;
vorir
stock
Exchange
into
an
ir-
.
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1
1
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t
V
U'Htrh
I
1..
.if.l.
stocks
rttuVa
naro
it
Is
said
would
allow
lor
me
xrce
The
Hanson
Timber
Lumoer
entry
Into
either
country
of
lumber,
co.
now
has
some
one
hundred
TWO
MINERS
LOSE
LIVES
Unidentified
Men
Drowned
in
Capsizing
of
Raft
Near
Quesnel
QUESNEL.
July
17:
CP
Two
unidentified
men.
believed
to
have
been
bar
miners,
were
drowned
late
Saturday
when
their
raft
capsized
n
the
Frascr
River
near
here.
The
bodies
were
not
recovered
MANY
DEAD
IN
FLOODS
Sections
of
Southern
Poland
Devastated
and
Fifty-Three
Persons
Lose
Lives
WARSAW.
July
17:
CP
Fifty
-three
uersons
are
reported
to
have
perished
in
floods
which
devastated
portions
of
southern
poiana
4
LOSS
OF
LIFE
CAUSED
4-BY
BIG
HAILSTORM
IN
JUGO-SLiWIA
nnnnliE
Jnlv
17;
(CP)
More
than
thirty
persons
were
killed
and
whole
flock
or
heeo
were
a'aujhtered
last
night
by
enormous
hall
stone
In
various
parts
of
Jugo-
Slavla.
4-