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nv.i.
amltlicrs,
to
Mailt
a
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
10:45
ajn.
163
ft.
pi
itire
RupertOvercast,
llslit
22:28
p.m.
19.1
ft.
..uMwrly
wind;
barometer.
30.24;
Low
4:26
ajn.
5.4
ft.
pmpnature.
66;
ca
smooth.
16:08
pm.
9.9
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
IJKltlSH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
JCXTV
No
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JULY
6,
1934
PRICE:
FIVE
CENT
yv
DEtWSIVE
FRISCO'S
Two
Men
friW
an
J
Thirty-Four
Wounded
Yesterday
in
Between
Strikers
and
Strenuous
Debate
Preceded
House
Rising
This
Week
,
t:
vwa
July
8.
A
strenuous
debate
preceded
the
formal
two
,
...suiKm
thl
wtk
of
t
fifth
fire
i.
..I
Uw
Bewnteenth
lrtta-Miicr
Cmttedetwlton
by
HI
be
-
fnr-y.
Rurl
limbuftMigb.
Oov-
(.Jrtieral
.
lion
Today's
Stocks
Vanrouvrr
Alexandria.
SW-R
Wew.
01
1.
r
i
Nickel.
0,
lit
...or
iic
llJsw--,.-,
4
P.;-
MlMOUtt
M.
n
It
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the
1!
It
X.
M.
rlb-m
QdM
QMrtft.
UK.
of
'W.n
a6.
f
r.'K
River.
JlV
the
'
-nda,
JO.
1!
.
ule-
Con.,
.044-
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!!.
in.
as
igtiici.
M..''i
34
M
ri'tian.
.11
H
tiling
Star.
31.
N,
'ivr
8on.
iWfc.
K
rional
Silver.
.034.
.
Nblr
Five.
IViifi
Orelll.
.0.
I'nrtrr
Idaho.
Premier.
UO.
li'
-ves
McDonald,
.15.
Reward
.05.
!
H-n-i
.88.
J
Riivrr
Crct.
.08.
I
T.n
ior
Bridge.
.47.
WavMde.
.07.
Whitewater.
OS.
W
ivcrly
Tangier.
JOlKk-
'
nlted
Empire,
.15Vfc.
Toronto
f'l'tral
Talrlcla.
.04.
r
lillxiuaamau,
,13ft.
L"r
Gold.
.12.
Otanada.
.574.
Infr
Nickel.
25.50.
Mui
asm,
2.41.
Notanda.
44.01.
Rhrrrltt
Gordon,
.83.
'
lco
Oold.
2.31.
Thompson
Cadllluc.
.50.
Ventures.
.82.
Luke
Maron.
.08.
Tcelc
Hughes.
7.00.
Sudbury
Basin.
1.49.
olumnrlo.
56.
Smelter
Oold.
.22.
f
'an
Malartic,
.50.
Mttle
Long
Lac.
0.30.
Uagnmac.
.15.
BUducona.
.40.
Muole
Leaf.
.37.
l'ickle
Crow.
1.08.
Lone
Lnc
Lagoon,
M.
Manitoba
ii
Eastern,
.31.
Wheat
Prices
VANCOUVER.
July
0:
CP
Wheat
has
been
firm
In
price
this
Mk,
bchiR
quoted
at
74c
yesterday
"
compared
with
74J,c
the
day
previous.
On
TiiphHiiv
I
In.
uetn
73
Uc,
down
from
Baturday
'cn.
in
turn,.
wu.un
iic
from
Frl
G0i?7
WATERFRONT
BRISTLING
Threats
of
General
Strike
Heard
at
Gulden
Gate
City
and
Portland
Sympathetic
Walk-Out
on
Atlantic
Coast
Reported
Under
Consideration
SAN
FRANCISCO,
July
C:
(CP)
San
Francisco's
blood-stained
waterfront
bristled
with
bayonets
today
as
National
Guardsmen
patrolled
the
battleground
on
which
men
were
killed
and
thirty-four
wounded
by
police
yesterday.
Threats
of
a
general
strike
were
heard
here
and
at
Portland.
The
tense
situation
was
reported
to
re-echorc
on
the
Atlantic
Coast
where
a
sympathetic
strike
of
east!
TT"J
"TD
0
coast
worker
was
under
eoruldera-1
)
P
P
1
1
H
K.N
DALE
PIH
HERE
TODAY
J.
Premier
Head
ft
Well
SatUfkd
With
llelkf-Arllngton
I'mpcrty
IXale
L
Plti
general
manager
of
Premie
i
Gold
Mining
Co..
who
been
tpiidm
the
beUi
part
Ute
prewnt
yar
to
date
at
Van-'
by
couver
and
the
southern
tntrtor
of
province
in
connection
with
the
activities
of
his
company
on
the
Alexandria
property,
up
the
coast
from
Vancouver,
and
tne
uenei-Arhncton
mine,
south
of
Nelson
In
the
Kootenay
durtrtet.
la
a
pawen-
fter
aboard
the
Innee
Oe-ac
loiter
bound
for
Premier.
He
is
ac-
ifmnanfed
by
Mrs
Pitt
and
ann.
Uebert.
who
luive
been
spendlnf!
,
IaAvaral
months
In
Honolulu,
and
tautitr.
Miss
BUmbeth
Pitt
who
!
has
been
attending
Wellealey
Col-
Imt
near
Uoston.
They
will
take
up
rs4dence
at
Premier
for
the
sum-,
nur.
Mr
Pitt
U
htehly
pleased
at
the
tucoM
which
Is
attending
opera
tions
of
the
company
on
the
neliel-
Artlnaton
which
is
an
already
pro
duclng
property
equipped
with
mill.
Concentrates
and
row
oumon
are
beini
steadily
shipped
from
the
proiwrty
rontrollin;
interest
In
which
Premier
purchased
outright.
Operation
are
proceeding
steadily
at
Premier
BIG
FEE
IS
PAID
City
of
Toronto
Paying
Ulcliard
(Srrer
ICC.
$250
Per
lay
u
Atlend
Probe
mnnNTO.
Julv
0:
Richard
Qreer
K.C.
will
act
as
counsel
for
the
city
at
the
judicial
inquiry
mio
land
purchases
of
the
Toronto
i.r
wirHnn
Commission
at
R
illUlfl('"l"iwn
dally
fee
of
$250.
i.Vi.l
lirrv
Winner
Of
Knglish
Tennis
I
wtMiu.ErioM.
Enu..
July
6:
(CP
1
vmA
Porrv
of
England
defeated
rrnu;fnrd
of
Austrulla
0-3,
0-0.
7-5
"today
to
win
the
nil-England
.ii
Pimmnlonsh
n
nna
Keep
wv
title
In
England
for
the
nrsi
time
In
twenty-live
years.
h
Walton
and
little
clnutthtcr.'ltuth.
are
leaving
on
this
-
afternoon's
train
ior
a
ALLIANCE
,
Fighting
Guardsmen
INSTALLED!
J.
LUIIe
Formally
JWeomes
Head
Of
rrince
Rupert
IloUry
Club
Installation,
of.-
wewaem
4,
Little
and
new
dfflcers
of
tne
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
for
the
ensuing
year
was
conducted
at
yes
terday's
regular
weekly
luncneon
Past
President
T.
H.
Johnson
in
the
absence
of
John
Dybhavn.
tne
letlrtng
president.
The
complete
slate
of
officers
for
the
year
is
as
follows:
President.
J.
J
Utile.
i
Secretary.
W.
L.
Coates.
Treasurer.
Alex
McRae.
Directors
Col
J.
W.
NlcholU.
G
j
W.
Laldler
and
C.
V.
Evttt
;
Bergcant-at-Arms,
R.
L.
McLen-
j
nan.
The
retiring
officers
were:
preel
jdent.
John
Dybhavn;
secreUrj".
W.
L.
Coates.
treasurer.
Alex
McRae:
directors.
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln.
Very
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson
and
W.
M.
Black-
stock.
Club
Progress
Before
turning
over
the
gavel
of
nfflrr
to
Mr.
Little.
Mr.
Johnson
thanked
the
retiring
officers,
tor
the
excellent
work
they
had
done
dur-
ino
the
oast
year.
There
had
been
an
increase
of
seven
In
the
number
of
members,
the
programs
had
been
urellent
and
the
morale
of
the
club
was
very
good.
All
members
had
confidence
in
the
new
officers
vhn
were
taking
charge.
vinnr
at
the
luncheon
were
W.i
j.
Drown
from
Ketchikan
and
Dr.j
'red
Kergln
of
Toronto.
John
E.
Davei
sang
vocfl
solos
iccompanled
by
H.
Brocklesby.
Committees
Appointed
The
president-elect
announced
iommtttces
as
follows:
Club
service
W.
M.
Blackstock.
Vocational
service
Very.
Rev.
J.
3.
Olbson,
H.
B.
Rochester
ana
n.
.
Watt.
Community
service
S.
D.
John
ston.
International
service
G.
A.
Woodland,
J.
H.
Thompson
and
W.
E.
Drake.
Rovs'
work
Dr.
H.
L.
Alexander,
Dr.
Neal
Carter
and
W.
R.
McAfee.
Special
project
committee
G.
H.
Munro
and
W.
J.
Alder.
Program
S.
C.
Thomson,
Max
Hcllbroner
and
Roy
Van
der
Sluys.
Fellowship
and
attendance
ur.
W.
T.
Kergln
nnd
W.
P.
Armour
Public
information
George
L.
Rorle
nnd
H.
F.
Pullen.
Bishops
G.
A.
Rlx
and
E.
M.
B-noz
O.M.I,
nre
honornry
members
of
the
club.
Quelling
Ant-Nazi
Pff??sH3BBHP5H
R:ot
lJilawid
clio:
lion
ai
Yurkv
i.
Polijuuaji
is
cea
.
pa..
X-
br.ait
u,.
uii".-Saz.
dcnwnsira-
iC4t.-i-
oi
Ntw
Yo-k
-u.v-
east
side.
.
:
u
!.:
t.-:
a.cii.
on
top
of
an
uru'Oiiaciou'
wumia
Log
Production
in
District
-
-
-This
Year
Shows
Spectacular"
Clnin
MiTOf
VJaill
VTW
-T
I
oi?
-
calinc
in
Prince
Rupert
district
ior
iiw
conunues
o
iioo
cnnlo
fnv
nit;
iic-n
"
v.,v
1
,i
;
iiino
Km
Fnr
thp
uresent
vear
to
date
the
scale
has
reached
a
total
of
FIRST
FISH
FOR
PLANT
Opening
of
New
Cold
Storage
uublislimrnt
Celebrated
at
Jolly
laii((uet
First
halibut
was
put
through
the
miI
m
aat
Hi.
I
oo.n
Storage
Limiwa
yesteraay
whue
Hie
first
sainion
went
In
to-
aay.
lo
celebrate
the
opening
of
tne
plant,
a
banquet
was
hem
lasv
mgnt
in
the
Knox
'Hotel.
Hosts
were
Wilham
Rogers
and
George
Proc
tor
and
about
thirty
were
present.
Speeches
Bpeecnes
appropriate
approprmic
to
u
the
u
occa-
Slon
were
made
oy
M.
P.
McCafferj.
Mr.
Rogers,
James
L
Lee,
w.
r.
Ar
mour
and
J.
S.
Nelson.
Music
was
provided
by
a
three-piece
orchestra.
A
splendid
spread
was
enjoyed
and
the
evening
proved
to
be
a
very.
Jolly
"c
lor
all'
present.
Halibut
Arrivals
American
Brisk.
33,000.
and
Superior,
SO.UOO,
Cold
Storage,
6.5c
and
45c.
Venus,
21.000.
Roytll,
6c
and
4c.
itnn..n
mnnn
n,irlfln
7
1r
nnri
.
n
j
.
innoma.
iu.uuu.
rauui,
ic
uuu
ji..
Tn
ti
ml
in
ii
Viking
I.,
4,000,
Cold
Storage,
52c
nnd
5c.
Trnmp.
16,000.
Cold
Storage,
05c
and
5c.
NOW
Riot
In
New
York
p
.
Thnf
fT
I
net
Y
Par
iui
.
.
,
35,9S0,555
board
feet
m
com-i
"panson
wiui
i,wi.win
uwu
m.
.he
first
six
months
of
last
year.
The
scale
for
June
this
year
per
varieties
was
as
follows
Board
Feet
Douglas
Fir
617,092
1
Cedar
.
540.405
Spruce
Hemlock
447.103
Balsam
U19.679
Jackplne
"8.980
Miscellaneous
2.551
Zcu
in
the
wuum
r'-
'.ast
year.
Production
of
poles
and
nlllnc
this
June
was
placed
aV57,
63
lineal
feet
41.130
feet
cedar
and
16.553
feet
hemlockas
com
with
56.348
feet
last
year.
pared
tlCU
nlUi
"
A
V
anm
Southend,
14,000,
Atlln,
5c.
veneer
residence
at
the
corner
of
!
Ninth
Avenue
and
McBride
Street
Mrs.
T.
M.
8pcncer
and
daugh-j
being
built
by
John
Currie
at
a
ter.
Mis
AlVe
Pnn-er.
ar
ipnvin-r
met
nf
$2300
nnr!
a
warehouse
for
on
afternoon.".-;
tratn
for
SnV-
thf
AHln
Fisheries
being
construc-thers
where
tl
-v
will
pay
;i
v;si
mv'
bv
the
Northern
FUhwmen'g
of
.-ii-.'t-ru;
WiM-k
CoM
S'lirage
LUi
,ii
.
ost
ot
$3000.
pinall.
Mrs.
Fred
Hunter.
Mrs.
O.
C.
,
Smith.
Mrs.
L.
Fitzgerald.
Mrs.
Bsrt
7J38.962shepnard.
Mrs.
R.
Morgan.
Miss
1
Isabel
Brennan.
Miss
Aileen
Glb-
son
and
Miss
Noreen
Gibson.
Winners
tn
races
were:
icipal
Electric
Association
will
op-
Boys
Neil
Sheppard.
Fjttrk
pose
indirectly
a
proposal
to
reduce
James.
Owyn
Holtby,
Olof
Hanson,
the
hydro
commission
to
a
single
Fred
Stephens.
Carl
Wilson.
Jimmy
member
as
proposed
by
Premier-Styles.
Walter
Morgan.
Edward
.
Elect
Mitchell
F.
Hepburn
and
may
Dawes.
Donald
Nelson.
Eric
Orme.
insist
on
electing
two
members'
to
Glen
Smith.
Teddy
Moore.
John
the
board
Good.
Walter
Bird.
Wilfrid
Cliand-
i
ler
and
Nick
Pavllkls.
lTnmn
ClJll
I
A
total
of
43.763
Jackplne
ties
was'llkls.
Arlene
Fitzgerald.
Emily
Ya
recorded
this
June
as
against
33,75"
last
June.
Cordwood
Droduction
this
June
ntCf
t0
530
compared
with
vw
m
"-
"
BUILDING
IS
AHEAD
t
,........!.,
iv..,k
i
riiv
in
19.11
Shows
Rig
Lead
Over
Last
Year
Building
permits
for
the
year
to
date
In
Prince
Rupert
continue
to
show
a
marked
increase
over
last
vear.
The
list
for
this
June
rcpie-
sented
n
total
value
01
SiUju
as
.
I
CUIHUtllfU
niui
In
the
same
imnnih
vpor
the
total
for
lVSi
to
date
being
$56530
in
comparison
I
with
$7,576
in
the
first
si
month?
of
last
year.
Principal
Items
on
the
list
for"
this
June
Included
a
brick
DISCUSSED
WITH
BAYONETS
Guarantee
of
Help
If
Belgium
Were
Invaded
Great
Britain
Has
no
Intention
of
Making
Straight
Treaty,
Says
Acting
Premier
Baldvinf.Although
Associated
Press
Hears
That
Agreement
May
be
Reached
LONDON,
July
G:
(CP)
Great
Britain
has
no
intention
of
making
a
defensive
alliance
with
France,
Rt.
Hon.
Stanley
Baldwin,
Acting
Prime
Minister,
told
the
House
of
Commons
today.
Technical
collaboration
from
Great
Britain
m
the
event
Belgium
is
ever
invaded
is
all
that
France
is
asking
of
Britain,
it
was
stated
in
other
quar-
iars.
and
inatcatlons
are
that
she
might
get
it.
the
Associated
Press
I
1
P
1
Anniial
hlindaV
'a3
tntonaed
today.
The
negotia-
j
School
Picnicbw";
Children
of
St.
Andrew's
Anglican!
Cathedral
Had
Happy
Outing
Yesterday
Afternoon
The
annual
Dlcnlc
of
the
Sunday
School
-of
,St.-AHdreBt!flAnsliran
,
Cathedral
took
place
yesterday
af-
ternoon
at
the
beach
along
the,
Skeena
River
Highway
Just
beyond
i
oallowav
RaDids
bridee
and
ann
Droved"
uauoway
Kapios
onage
proven
torojq
July
6:Tne
cu.
'a
a"d
!?,Jiyable
U
I"S
"itor
of
customs
for
Toronto
an
some
seventy
wuwrcn
as
wCU
;
Sundav
School
teachers
and
a
num-'
portation
being
provided
by
Cam
eron's
Transfer,
Hyde
Tiansfer
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher.
Miss
Joyce
Col-;
SercplE,'u
in
""iCut
in
Members
Dean
Gibson
was
in
general
i-harc
of
thp
nlenle.
beinsr
assisted
i
.by
Mrs.
W.
J.
Greer.
Mrs.
W.
C.
As-1
Girls
Mary
Hunter.
Amelia
Par
-
.
i
manaka.
Owen
Lear,
Beverley
Nel-!
son.
Chtea
Nlshikaze.
Norma
Smith.
'
Bessie
Chandler.
Beatrice
Oros-venor.
Margaret
Smith.
Peggy
Blackhall
and
Eva
Chandler.
Ladies
Mrs.
C.
Batt,
Mrs.
R.
Morgan
and
Mrs.
O.
C.
Smith.
There
were
abundant
refreshments.
Mrs
H
F.
Wearmouth
and
son
Ja-fc
nvtiirruwl
tn
h
rttv
nn
fhn
lh's
morning
from
I
a
month's
trip
to
Vancouver.
for
:;ont
lookinc
toward
a
defensive
al-
were
opened
by
France
In
the
serious
internal
situa-
:ion
in
Germany.
.
RETURNING
PROSPERITY
Customs
Revenue
at
Teronto
Has
Shown
(Jain
For
Twelve,
Straight
.Months
Of
Hydro
Board
Being
Opposed
OTTAWA,
July
6
The
general
membership
of
the
Ontario
Muni-
HUUlllCl
KUC
UUU
Solid
in
France
Confidence
Again
Voted
in
Premier
By
Division
of
334
to
323
PARIS.
July
6
The
Chamber
of
Deputies
has
passed
another
vote
of
confidence
In
the
government
oi
Premier
Doumergue
324
to
225.
Miss
May
Hartin
of
Booth
Mem-
nrtal
Sihool
tpaehlllff
Staff
ha.
j
left
for
Vancouver
where
she
will
rpend
the
summer
vacation.
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.
Tn
tnk
full
ndvnntnw
of
this?
subscriptions
should
be
at
nnce
as
each
day
of
delay
makes
the
period.
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dav
shorter.
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