LIBERALS
ELECTED
IN
Today's
Weather
Prince
Hupcrt
Overcast,
light
southeast
wind;
barometer,
29.C3;
temperature.
32;
sea
smooth.
Vol
XXIV
.
No.
143,
PRINCE
RUPERT
DISTRICT
Conservatives
Are
Swept
Out
Of
Power
Both
In
Ontario
and
Saskatchewan
At
Polls
Tuesday
Liberals
Elected
Sixty-Five
Out
of
Ninety
MemlHrs
in
Traditionally
Tory
Province.
Eight
Members
Of
PoLlnftl
D
l--,
!
laDinCl
DCmen
.
.
!
Premier
(i.
S.
Henry
Saves
j
Ili.H
Sent
in
Rout:
('onsen,
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ti
4
C.......I.
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I'llll
I
II.
I
TORONTO.
June
M
CI'i
Bght
'
i
mi
,i
rvUve
cabinet
ininU-
uffeniig
persons
1
defeat
ai-ugh
Premier
Oeow
B
Henry
tt
.
surn'Mful
In
being
re-elected,
Libciul
parly,
under
leadership
r
Miti
h
11
Iltobum,
until
very
re-f
th
it
member
of
the
federal
1!
uv
decisively
overthrew
the
C
'nervatlve
government
In
the
J'1lllonlIy
Tory
province
of
On-'iiiu
ymterday
Tlx
Yltral
victor)'
wm
largely
In
taturJ
of
a
rout,
the
party
wln-:
.:
Mxty-Mve
mu
while
the
Onn-vutivpx
were
successful
In
seven
-
i
leaving
eight
for
other
parties
I
I'jctal-Progressive.
4:
C.
C.
F.,
I
Inrt-jM
MdenU.
I:
Ubcrnl-LaHor.
1
trnlt-d
Farmer.
1.
liberal
Leader
Mitchell
Hepburn.
t
ct
ag
was
personally
elected
The
only
members
of
Premier
i
Unity
cabinet
to
survive
the
iM)1v
besides
the
Premier,
were
T
,nrlal
Secretary
ChalUes.
Min-'fr
of
1
1
Urn
ways
Macaulay
and
A"
iniey
Oeneral
Price.
T
m
I
a
...
IVIt4u
trAaM
IfWM
UIIIU!.
M.llfcJ
Jm
hr
uhnraU
Kavr
bten
In
txtwer
In
Ontario.
Traditionally
Tory
Toronto
that
l.art
not
returned
any
but
Conservatives
for
many
elections
akno
split,
even,
electing
seven
Oonser-t'lvo.
and
six
Liberate.
REPORT
ON
EUGENICS
Slerlllralloit
of
Three
Hundred
Germans
as
Being
Unfit
Is
Recommended
BERLIN.
June
20:
(CP)
The
Berlin
eugenics
court,
making
lU
flrt
report
yesterday,
announced
'
'
t
It
had
ordered
Uie
sterilisation
f
three
hundred
of
325
persons
appearing
before
it
ns
being
congeni-tally
unfit.
I'hksidlnt
koosi;vi:lt
hk1ns
sii
viik
hill
.
4
WARiimnmN.
DC.
June
CP
President
Kooscvclt
to-
day
signed
the
Pitman
silver
purchase
bill
which
directs
the
buying
of
silver
by
the
treasury
until
It
comprises
25
of
the
national
metallic
monetary
slock.
There
will
be
purchases
estimated
at
about
UOO.000.-000
ounces
nt
a
price
not
to
exceed
fifty
cents
nn
ounce.
mm
nuNci:
also
having
'
DROUGHT;
PAULS
HAKES
WITH
91
TEMPERATURE
PARIS.
June
20:
-As
forest
j
fires
were
raging
In
various
part
of
France
while
many
power
plants
In
the
country.
on
account
of
the
low
level
of
rivers
and
streams,
were
forced
to
use
steam
Instead
of
water
In
developing
energy,
Paris
feltrKl
ytrday
in
tem-
pcrature
of
84.
the
day
being
-
the
hottest
the
city
has
had
In
thirty
years.
Crops
are
repor-
ted
to
have
not
Buffered
greaUy
as
yet
from
the
drought.
TO
ISSUE
CURRENCY
Important
Measure
Ghrn
lint
Heading
in
Canadian
Route
j
Of
Common
OTTAWA.
June
20:
(CP)
A
bill
authorliing
the
government
to
Increav
the
total
note
issue
for
which
jold
coverage
of
li
1
required
from
the
present
statutory
amount
of
$15,000,000
to
$115,000,000
received
first
reading
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday.
Plot
to
Murder
Chief
of
Cuban
Army
Uncovered
HAVANA.
June
20:
-
Police
auth
orltles
revealed
yesterday
that
a.
plot
to
assassinate
Col.
Baptlsta,
self-elevated
leader
of
Uie
Cuban1
rmy.
had
been
uncdvered.
No
de-
Farmer-Labor
party,
which
sup-tails
were
announced
although
a
ported
C.
C.
F.
principles,
was
dt-number
of
arrests
are
said
to
nave
feated
In
Rcglna.
en
made.
Halibut
Arrivals
American
Kanaga.
40,000,
to
SentUe.
Soray.
27.000,
Cold
Storage.
7c
and
Sc.
Emma,
11.000,
Uooth.
8.1c
ana
5.5c.
Rap
HI.
9.500.
liooth,
7.8c
andj
Sic.
Zarcmbo.
13,000,
Cold
Storage.
8.2c
and
6c.
Alkl,
9500,
Pacific.
7.8c
and
5.5c.
"
Fremont,
'14,000,
Itoyai,
8.3c
ana
5c.
Wave.
5,000.
Pacific,
7.0c
and
.
5.5c.
Summit,
10,000,
Royal,
7.0c
and
5.5c.
Co
nail
Ian
Prosperity.
9.000.
and
Temen.
10,000.
Atlin,
5.1c
and
5c
Margallce.
5,000,
Booth,
5.2c
and
nnnv
13.000.
and
Pair
of
Jacks.
I
18,500,
Cold
8tornRC,5c.
Domino
II,
0,000,
Fucmc
o.ic
ana
Ac.
mmin
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
RRITISI1
COLUMHIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
Anderson
Government
Completely
Wiped
Out
of
Existence
in
Prairie
Province
Yesterday.
1
Premier
and
All
Cabinet
Defeated
firits
Win
HI
Out
of
Fifty-Four
Seats
in
House;
Far-mcr-Lahorites
do
Poorly.
REOINA.
June
20:
CP
With'
Premier
J.
T
M.
Anderson
and
all
ministers
suffering
personal
defeat.
5
the
Conservative
government.
j
which
has
ruled
the
province
of
1
Saskatchewan
for
the
past
five
years,
was
wlpjflout
of,
existence
at
the
polls
ywleraa
j
the
Liberals
having
so
far
elected
forty-nine
members
out
of
a
house
of
fifty-five
seats
In
Uie
biggest
pollUzal
upset
In
the
history
of
the
province.
The
Farmer-Laborltcs.
whom
It
was
expected
would
make
at
least
a
fair
showing
in
this
key
pro-i
vlnce
of
the
Co-operative
Common-I
wealth
Federation
movement,
prov-,
ed
a
great
disappointment
as
far
as
the
general
results
were
con-:
cerned,
being
successful
In
electing
only
five
members.
Not
one
Conservative
surtved
the
landslide.
At
10:30
last
night,
the
following
had
been
elected:
Liberals,
33.
Farmer-Laborltes,
one.
Liberals
were
leading
In
seventeen
seats.
Conservatives
In
one
and
Farmer-Laborltes
In
two.
Soon
alter
the
polls
closed,
the
result
of
the
contest
was
apparent,
an
early
summary
showing
the
Liberals
to
have
elected
six
members
while
they
were
leading
tn
twenty-eight
scats,
the
Conservatives
leading
In
ten
at
that
time
The
rural
results
were
strongly
Liberal.
C.
C.
F.
Leader
Uratrn
M.
J.
Coldwell.
leader
of
the
The
Liberals
were
led
by
Former
Premier
J.
O.
Gardiner.
One
deferred
election
In
Atha
basca
makes
up
the
Legislature
of
fifty-five
members.
Final
returns
today
showed
that
not
a
single
Conservative
had
been
elected.
Alaska
Earthquake
Recorded
in
South
1'ortla.nd
University
Seismograph
Registers
Disturbance
In
North
PORTLAND.
Ore..
June
20:
i
I
.
i.
-I
I
w
i
is..
i
,
university
scismogrnpn
yesiernay
rccoraca
nn
ennnquaKC
shock
believed
to
have
centred
In
Alaska
of
of
the
coast
of
Alaska.
V,
HASK
RIKTA1.S
-
nr.w
Yfwn.
June
zu:
uonper
closed
at
Pc
per
pound
on
the
local
meiai
mnrKei
yesiernay
wun
ieaa
at
4c
.
PASSED
Girl
Is
Saved
From
"Coop
Prison"
Held
a
prisoner
In
a
verminm
sted
cii-
:ken
coop
at
her
home
for
several
months
because
her
parenU
allegedly
believed
she
was
"possessed
of
the
devJ
"
and
under
a
witch
spell",
Mary
Ed-arguarry.
seven-year-old
SanU
Anna.
Calif.,
girl.
Is
pictured
m
a
hospital
eating
her
first
meal
In
weeks
after
being
released
by
authorities.
The
little
girl,
assertedly
denied
food
by
her
parents,
was
kept
alive
by
the
gifts
of
food
from
Jlmmle
Dunn,
five-year-old
neighbor
boy.
who
Is
shown.
Inset,
demonstrating
how
he
passed
food
through
the
coop
to
the
Imprisoned
girl.
Big
Doings
Planned
For
Prince
Rupert
During
Week
in
August
While
Warship
is
Visiting
Port
Convention
of
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
to
Convene
in
City
and
Fall
Fair
Planned
There
is
every
indication
ing
a
big
fete
week
from
August
20
to
25
judging
from
developments
at
a
meeting
of
the
council
of
the
Prince
Ru
pert
Chamber
of
Commerce
Uybhavn
presiding,
lhe
council
decided
to
accent
a
sue
gestion
that
the
convention
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
meet
In
Prince
Rupert
August
21
ana
u
at
me
ume
wnen
me
Dig
unusn
wuraiup
uanuc
is
in
port
and
at
the
time
when
tt
Is
proposed
to
now
me
annual
ran
ralr.
letter
received
from
the
secretary
It
developed
at
the
meeting
that
of
the
Associated
Boards
at
Smi-the
Danae
would
arrive
at
Prince
thers
stated
that
the
Vanderhoof
Rupert
August
17
and
remain
for
a
week.
This,
It
was
thought,
would
prove
an
attraction
for
visitors,
not
only
delegates
to
the
convenUon
but
possibly
others.
It
also
was
announced
that
It
was
proposcd
to
hold
the
fall
fair
that
I
rlve
,n
thc
clty
on
thc
Monday
af
same
week
and
It
was
thought
n!tcrnoon
ancl
leave
Wednesday
eve
would
be
generally
beneficial
to
R'
have
the
delegates
In
Prince
Rupert
'
"
at
the
time
of
the
fall
fair,
it
was!
British
Pound
and
suggested
that,
possibly,
the
rail
way
company
would
run
an
excur-
Islon
to
Prince
Rupert
that
week
which
would
bring
a
fereat
manv
j
visitors
from
the
Interior
and
this
wouin
enable
me
city
to
hold
a
gen
eral
fete,
for
the
entertainment
of
me
delegates
to
me
convention,
the
(Officers
and
crew
of
the
warship
TWO
JUNE
20,
1934
UP
IN
RELIEF
PROGRAM
that
Prince
Rupert
will
be
hav
yesterday
afternoon,
John
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
and
the
visitors
generally.
The
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
convention
had
been
arranged
to
take
place
at
Vanderhoof
but
a
,
people
acquiesced
In
the
change
i
and
It
was
thought
the
meeting
l
should
be
held
at
Prince
Rupert
this
'ear-
the
date
set
proves
accept
nole
t
the
delegates
generally,
as
u
Probably
will,
delegate
will
ar-
Canadian
Dollar
on
New
York
Kxchange
NEW
YORK.
June
20:
The
Bri
tish
pound
sterling
closed
nt
$5.04!i
on
the
local
foreien
exchanue
mar
ket
yesterday,
the
Canadian
dollar
nt
Sl.Olft
and
the
French
franc
nt
$.0000.
PROVINCES
Vancouver
and
Victoria
Gets
lion's
Share
from
Bennett's
Public
Works
Two
Million
Dollars
is
Allocated
British
Columbia
While
Ten
Million
is
Appropriated
to
Ontario
Public
Huildings
to
be
Erected
in
South
OTTAWA,
June
20:
(CP)
No
vote
for
Prince
Rupert
district
was
included
in
the
$40,000,000
public
worRs
relief
program
which
was
presented
to
the
House
of
Commons
vesterdav
by
Prime
Minister
R.
B.
Bennett.
Ontario
led
;
in
the
awarding
of
appropriations
with
a
total
of
$10,000,-000
while
British
Columbia
secured
$2,000,000,
the
large
bulk
being
for
public
buildings
generally,
harbor
and
j
river
improvements,
Indian
Department
and
Department
I
of
the
Interior.
Today's
Stocks
i
Council
s
O.
Joiuuron
oo.)
Vancouver
Alexandria.
.05.
Bayvlew,
Jil
Vi-
B.
C.
Nickel.
.75.
Big
Missouri.
22.
Bralorne.
1450.
Bridge
River
Con,
.20.
B.
R,
X..
.75.
,
Butte
I.
X.
L,
.16.
.
Cariboo
Quartz,
.95.
DunwelL
.18.
Dentonla,
.52.
Georgia
River,
XlVfe.
Golconda.
25.
Hercules.
.03.
Indian,
.03
(ask).
Minto,
20.
Meridian.
.10.
Momlng
Star,
.20.
NaUve
Son.
.03.
National
Silver,
.04.
Noble
Five.
.08.
Pend
Oreille.
.70.
Porter
Idaho,
.08.
Premier.
151.
Reeves
McDonald,
.15.
Reward.
.07.
Reno.
.80.
Silver
Crest.
.02
V.
Salmon
Oold.
.16.
Taylor
Bridge,
.45.
Wayside.
.10.
Whitewater.
.04.
Waverly
Tangier,
.0HJ.
United
Empire.
.12.
Toronto
Central
Patricia,
.69.
Chlbougamau,
.14.
Lee
Oold.
.13.
Granada,
.60.
Int.
Nickel.
2655.
Macassa,
2.58.
Noranda,
43j00.
Sherrltt.
.99.
Sisco.
2.31.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.49.
Ventures,
.89.
Lake
Maron.
.03V4-Teck
Hughes.
6.70.
Sudbury
Basin.
1.75.
Columario.
20.
Smelter
Oold.
21.
Can.
Malnrtlc.
.56.
Little
Long
Lac.
5.15.
Bagamac.
.HVjh
Stadacona,
21.
Maple
Leaf,
2.
Pickle
Crow,
1.40.
Long
Lac
Lagoon.
23.
Manitoba
It
Eastern,
.22
12.
Not
Pulling
Out
LONDON.
June
20:
Owing
to
the
J(iine
situation,
withdrawal
of
United
Staf
naval
forces
from
the
phUUnlne
Wands
H
not
likely
be
fore
1950.
it
is
stated
here.
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
.
8:08
am.
15.0ft.
20:29
pjn.
18.1
It.
Low
1:52
ajn.
8.0
ft.
13:42
pjn.
7.9
It.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
QUIET
DAY
IN
MARKET
Early
Trading
Fairly
Active
Yesterday
But
Falling
Off
Later
Is
Recorded
NEW
YORK,
June
20:
Trading
opened
briskly
for
the
first
half-hour
on
the
local
stotk
exchange
yesterday
but
soon
fell
off
with
losses
for
the
day
ranging
up
to
two
points.
The
day's
turnover
amounted
to
some
85U.000
shares
of
which
400,000
changed
hands
in
the
first
two
hours.
The
industrial
average
at
closing
was
99.02,
off
1.40;
rails.
45.58.
off
.57;
utilities.
24.65,
off
.46,
and
bonds,
95.17,
up
.05.
Men
Injured
In
Mine
Explosion
Are
Recovering
NACMINE,
Alta..
June
20:
(CP)
Two
other
men
who
were
slightly
Injured
In
an
explosion
in
the
mine
of
the
Thomas
Coal
Co,
here
on
Monday
which
claimed
the
lives
of
Alex
McLeod,
fire
boss,
Ivor
Jones,
pit
boss,
and
Hugh
McDougall,
miner,
are
recovering
satisfactorily.
Duke
of
Wellington
Passes
in
England
Grandson
or
Great
British
Soldier
Passes
Away
in
Old
Country
LONDON.
June
20:
-The
third
Duke
of
Wellington
passed
away
in
England
yesterday
at
an
advanced
age.
He
was
the
grandson
of
the
great
British
soldier
who
defeated
Napoleon
at
Waterloo.
NOT
PAYING
WITH
LAND
HritMi
Has
No
Intention
of
Glvln;
Up
Any
of
Colonial
I'oviesslons
LONDON.
June
20
It
la
denied
In
authoritative
quarters
that
the
nrithh
jrvemmcn
has
any
ln-
entton
of
turnlnz
over
Bermuda
or
rfhy
of
Us
colonial
possessions
-
to
the
United
States'
in
payment
of
war
debts.
1
-
if
If
0
n
it
-I
i
it
S
ti
If
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