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MOCK
I'ruprlHor
Vol.
XXIV..
No.
133.
OFFICIALS
TAKE
LESS
OTTAWA
June
8
'CP'
Drastic
'
.v
executive
officers
were
rc-'
vrstcrclay
by
C
P.
Fullerlon.
:
of
the
board
of
trustees.
bcr
.
Hie
lutlway
committee
oi
Hi:
use
of
Commons
In
answri-J
A,
Frascr.
Conservative
mem
ber
f
:r
Cariboo.
The
number
of
of-
'!r
receiving
$15,000
or
more
dwindled
from
36
to
an
even
bit
dozen
now
and
total
compen-a".-,n
from
$677,000
In
1031
to
$117.-WO
Personal
expenses
have
also
topped
by
a
similar
ratio.
Mr.
Fullerlon
said.
Todays
Stocks
IC
urt.,
8
D
JoSuur-on
.t
New
York
U
S.
8tccl.
39V
American
Can,
94V
Allied
Chemicals.
133V...
U
8.
Smelting,
122V
New
York
Central.
27.
Toronto
Inter
Nickel,
26.35.
&ime
4175.
Tcck
Hughes,
6.03.
Mclntyrc,
4S.00.
Lakeshorc.
53.00.
Noranda,
45.00.
Ford
A..
2oV
P
P
R
.
15.
Urazllian,
0.
H,
Walkers,
30V
Montreal
Power,
30V4.
Vancouver
Wheat
Vancouver.
June
8:
icp
Mieat
was
quoted
at
74ic
per
bu
"hl
on
the
local
exchange
yester
and
at
75ic
today.
Constable
A.
J.
Pomcroy
of
the
clly
detachment
of
the
provincial
"'i!
".e
und
Mrs.
Pomcroy
sailed
thl.
Horning
on
the
Prince
George
for
.fill
In
V
ii.i.n,.oi.
.hi
iuunrt.
ifiittf.
PLAY
SAFE
Winnipeg
July.
.70.
October.
,78V
Chicago
July.
.07V,
September,
.08V
December.
1.00.
it.Mt
silvi:k
Che
ON
CREDIT!
SiinpMiu's
l.nl
Little
Although
.Much
of
liuiiiifMt
Was
Done
That
Way
rAtU8.JmeRIritaptary.
P.ITAWA,
-"
8:-A
highlight
hc
evidence
adduced
before
the
,
ion.
alter
ihn
month
of
i
MiKtlflcd
fltlnt
upon
riot'
he
Place
dc
la
Concorde
on
r.
.
maw
buying
and
price
spreads
cotnmtttat
presided
over
by
Hon.
H.
H.
8tcvis.
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
in
Investigating
the
affairs
of
Robert
Simpson
Ltd.
and
subsidiary
companies,
was
that,
while
41-5
of
the
company's
To
ronto
business
was
on
a
credit
basis,
loss
on
credit
sales
over
a
period
of
ten
years
was
leas
than
one
percent.
The
Investigation
also
found
that
the
Simpson
company
did
$1,179,785
us
of
Canadian
National.
of
business
through
its
mall
order
oflfces
In
Ontario.
Saskatchewan
and
Nova
ScotU
in
1933.
Little
Girl
Is
Feared
Stolen
SHARON,
Pi..
June
8:
Chief
of
Police
Steger
says
he
Is
satisfied
day,
"has
been
stolen."
Wheat
Prices
NEW
YORK,
June
8:
(CP)-Bar
silver
closed
at
45Vc
per
ounce
on
the
local
metal
market
today.
A
serious
fire
was
raging
A.
1
I
late
th
s
morning
in
inc
oum-
ness
section
of
Ketchikan
but
1
SERIOUS
FIRE
VISITS
BUSINESS
SECTION
OF
ALASKA
CITY
TODAY
during
the
noon
hour
was
f
hroueht
under
control
after
considerable
damage
had
been
done.
Partial
reports
of
the
conflagration
were
broadcast
over
the
Ketchikan
radio
broadcasting
station.
The
fire
was
not
far
from
the
broad-
casting
studio.
r
LEGION
IS
PROPOSALS:
French
Disarmament
Plan
Said
to
lit
Not
Acceptable
to
Great
Britain
LONDON,
June
8:
Official
quar
ters
state
here
that
the
government
will
not
accept
disarmament
proposals
made
at
Geneva
by
Louis
Barthou,
French
foreign
minister.
IDENTIFIED
AS
JCILLER
Witness
and
Fingerprints
Point
tu
Brooklyn
Man
as
Trio
Slayer
In
Alaska
18
Years
Ago
BROOKLYN,
N.Y.,
June
8:
CPi
A
one-time
sourdough,
who
mushed
the
Yukon
trails
as
"Kid
Allen,
pointed
to
Thomas
P.
Jensen,
aged
51.
in
homicide
court
here
Wednesday
and
identified
him
as
"Blueberry
Tom"
Jensen,
wanted
for
a
triple
killing
in
Alaska
In
1916
Department
of.
Justice
officials
said
that
his
fingerprints
were
those
cl
"Blueberry
Tom"
Jensen,
wanted
for
the
slaying
of
-Sweet
Maritj?
bcnmiai,
a
aance
nan
gin:
"naaiei
John"
iloldenblrd
and
Frank
Ad
ams
and
the
theft
of
$9000
In
gold
dust
from
them.
The
presiding
magistrate
conUn
ued
the
case
until
June
15
to
give
Fairbanks.
Alaska,
authorities
thr
opportunity
to
communicate
with
the
police
here.
Jensen
was
arrested
on
Sunday
night
on
his
discharge
from
city
prison
where
he
had
served
a
ten
day
sentence
for
Intoxication.
Report
of
Four
Chinese
Losing
Lives
is
Hearc
There
was
an
unconfirmed
report
today
that
four
Chinese
had
been
drowned
at
KUdala
cannery
In
that
Leah
Minerva
Dllley.
aged
4,
1
Rivers
Inlet.
Provincial
police
I
who
has
been
missing
since
Mon
headquarters
had
no
official
notlfl
cation
of
such
a
tragedy.
VICTORIOUS
Defeated
Regiment
Two
to
Nil
Last
Nlfht
in
Final
Came
of
Gil-huly
Cup
Soccer
Canadian
Legion
defeated
Regi
ment
by
a
score
of
two
to
nil
last
night
In
the
final
scheduled
game
of
the
Gllhuly
Cup
football
series.
Half
time
score
was
one
to
nil.
R.
B.
Skinner
was
referee.
A
good
sized
crowd
of
fans
witnessed
the
match.
Funeral
Notice
The
funeral
of
the
late
Mrs.
Nellie
Cathellne
McCrea
will
take
place
tomorrow,
Saturday,
at
2
p.
m,
from
the
cha'
pel
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers.
Harry
Wanamakcr
of
the
Cana
clan
National
Railways
freight
office
staff
here
returned
to
the
city
on
last
night's
train
trom
McBrlde
1
PREMIER
PATTL'LLO
DUE
II
EKE
JULY
1
;
VICTORIA,
June
8:
CP
Premier
Pattullo
will
leave
Junior
Chamber
here
about
June
29
on
a
speak-
lng
tour
to
the
northern
part
oi
the
province.
He
expects
to
be
in
Prince
Rupert
on
July
1.
4
Executive
Meets
Drawing
In
Handball
Court
Raffle
Tourist
Attractions
to
be
Pointed
Out
to
Visitors
At
an
executive
meeting
of
th"
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
thfc
rornlng
the
drawing
took
place
In
he
raffle
of
a
pen
and
pencil
et
vhlch
was
conducted
to
ral
noney
for
the
proposed
new
hir.d-
ball
court,
the
winner
being
Wll-
fam
Jones.
j
A
committee
undr
chairmanship
f
George
Mitchell
wjis
delegated
to
nake
arranzements.for
a
picnic
to
e
held
during
the
Summer.
A
tourist
attractions
committee.
vith
R.
L.
McLennan
as
chairman.
vas,
named;
.the-'obJecV,
belni;to
nake
arrangements
for
the
dlre-
lon
of
tourists
to
points
oi
interest
hereabouts
while-
visiting
the
city.
It
Is
planned
to
instal
directij.i
lgns
and
recondition
existing
signs
m
local
docks.
AUSTRALIA
MOVES
UP
eliminates
Japan
to
Advance
Semi-Finals
in
Davis
Cup
Tennis
Play
to
EASTBOURNE,
Eng..
June
8:
CP
By
winning
a
doubles
match
oday
and
two
singles
matches
Australia
defeated
Japan
in
Javls
Cup
play
and
will
now
meet
.he
winner
of
the
Franco-German
matches
In
the
scml-flnals.
In
one
of
the
singles
yesterday.
Vivian
McGrath.
10-year
old
Australian,
defeated
J.
Yamaglshl
lr
four
sets
by
a
score
of
2-6,
7-5,
6-2
6-4.
LEADING
IN
GOLF
OPEN
Witfy
Cox
Leads
Field
In
United
States
National
Competition
ARDMORE.
Pa..
June
8:
Wlffy
Cox
of
Brooklyn
led
the
United
States
national
open
golf
cham
pionship
yesterday
with
a
score
of
71,
one
stroke
above
par.
while
three
others
Scored
74
In
the
breeze.
Joe
Klrkwood,
Canadian,
stroked
75.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
Canadian
35,000
pounds,
5.2c
and
4.7c
to
5.6c
and
5c.
American
None.
Canadian
Ternen,
10,000,
Edmunds
&
Wal-
!ker,
5.2c
and
4.7c.
Joe
Baker,
8,000,
Cold
Storage,
where
he
had
been
called
on
ac-.
5.4c
and
5c.
count
of
the
drownlnir
of
Ms
son.
I
Thrasher,
7,000.
Atlln,
55c
ami
Mr.
Wanamaker
was
accompanied
5c.
i
to
Uic
city
by
his,
wife
who
will
Teeny
Milly,
10,000,
Kflinunds
&
take
up
'irslih'iicf
hue
Waliar
a.tic
ami
5i
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JUNE
8,
1934
NEW
HEAD
OF
CHURCH
Uev.
J.
S.
Short
of
Barrle
uni.
Succeeds
Itev.
Dr.
II.
K.
Grant
As
Moderator
TORONTO.
June
8:
"CP
'Rev
J.
S.
Short
of
Barrle,
Ont..
was
el-l
ected
moderator
of
the
General!
.
.
Ul
..
IVi
a
Prothirtprlan
presbyterian
Church
in
Canada.
He
succeeds
Rev.
Dr.
H.
R.
Grant
of
Fort
William,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert,
who
was
the
moderator
last
year.
The
General
Assembly
is
now
In
WINNERS
IN
SWEEPSTAKE
MONTREAL-NEW
YORK
EXCHANGE
MONTREAL,
June
8:
The
Bri
tish
pound
sterling
was
quoted
at
$5.0378
on
the
local
foreign
ex
change
market
yesterday
and
the
United
States
dollar
at
99
13-32c.
NEW
YORK,
June
8:
The
British
pound
sterling
was
quoted
at
tomorrows
hues
High
11:49
ajn
17.4
ft.
23:36
p.m.
20.6
ft.
Low
5:38
ajn.
3.8
ft.
17:33
p.m.
8.4
ft.
PRICE:
FIVE
CKNTB
MARKETING
ACT
HAS
PASSED
HOU,
ALASKA
STEAMERS
TO
MOVE
FROM
PUGET
SOUND
TODAY
Contentious
Measure
Gets
Third
Reading
By
Vote
of
85
to
35
Amendment
by
Leader
of
Opposition
Which
Would
Hnvc
Put
House
in
Committee
of
Whole
to
Consider
Hill
Was
Rejected
Earlier
in
Day
OTTAWA.
June
8:
(CP)
Climaxine
weeks
of
bitter
delate,
the
House
of
Commons
last
night
divided
85
to
:J5
to
cive
third
readme;
to
the
Marketing
Act.
Earlier
in
the
day
the
House
defeated
13
to
a
motion
by
IU.
Hon.
Wil
liam
Lyon
Mackenzie
King,
leader
of
the
Opposition,
that
hn
1
ill
1h
rnfprrcd
back
to
n
committee
of
the
whole
House
r
amendments.
FIRING
IS
JUSTIFIED
frtnth
ParlUmentarv
Commlwnn
Mikct
IU
Kl
inline
in
Ucard
la
Kllllnr
of
Kiolm
REJECTING
A
greement
Is
Reached
Between
Longshoremen
and
Seattle
Shippers
End
0f
Pacific
Coast
Tie-up
Appears
in
Sight
Joint
Announcement
Made
by
Stevedores
President
And
Mayor
Smith
SEATTLE,
June
8:
(CP)
An
agreement
by
which
annual
session
here
with
Rev.
w.
d.
(
Alaska
shipping
will
resume
operations
from
this
port
Grant
Hoiiingworth
of
prince
Ru-
last
President
reached
by
strikers
and
shippers
night,
KpSS
3rSe.
Joseph
Ryan
of
the
International
Longshoremen's
Asso-
ciaiion
uuu
xuayui
iiaiica
oiiulu
cuiuuuutcu
jumuji.
i-
aska
ships
should
be
moving
by
Friday,"
Mr.
Ryan
said.
Following
the
release
of
cannery
hips
which
have
been
Ued
up
by
f)TTf-if--
4
t
f
.he
longshoremen
strike,
two
sllppAl
II
JJL
1
1L4J
issels
have
sailed
for
Alaska
with
j
:rews
and
cannery
freight
on
board.
...
.
The
Nnrthhaven
left
here
Tester
British
toiumnia
noes
.oi
rigurr
-
--T
-
.
(
1
1..,
it..,,i.
in
trmr
X-
i
Jy
101
AiasKa
wiin
ouu
nnuujr
:
TIGERS
IN
CENSURED
workers
on
board
while
the
North.
v,
i,ran
i
otterr
Navy
Veterans
Loiiery
Portland
for
the
'
Infant
and
Maternal
.Mortality
b
north
H'S1
There
Owin?
to
Lax
t
9
.JSKf-nSX
S'-sscls
are
due
to
leave
here!
Health
Department
XnTS:
yj
BUFFALO,
N.Yvne
2k
Slxtv
nv?nerS
o?
"en.
As
a
result
1200
marine
cm-
censured
Buffalo's
rfealth
depart-.lu
155
tTSSii?
"Joyces
here
return,
to
work.
mcnt
yesterday,
thartlh?
lax
ad-i,
rin
Z2.v
I
The
steamer
Northland
will
sail
ministration
and
political
control
iTnvlfle
resulting
in
Increased
Infant
and
7
Saturday
for
Ketchikan.
,
sp
evey
of
111
and
'Dearbor
irS
each
l!n"
Juneau
longshoremen
will
return
materna!
mcnaiity
as
compared
SSTJS
HckeU
n
to
work
at
pre-strike
wage
schedule
j
with
other
large
cities.
,,
.
,.j
,u
,i,
iDendlne
wage
arbitration.
The
fit
Donald
Gordon
of
Lj-nn.
Mass,
nal
settlement
will
be
retroactive,
it;
Helen
of
New
"as
been
decided.
and
Mrs.
H.
Jazziger
York
each
won
$25,031
on
Easton
Washington
Hopeful
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
June
8:-
the
second
horse.
i
Rlchard
Hackeltown
of
Char-i""
receiving
a
personal
report
lottetown.
PJ3.I..
with
nom
de
!
on
th-
situation
from
Assistant
Se-plume
"May
Dawson,"
held
a
Ue--etary
McGrady.
who
U
Just
back
't
on
Colombo,
the
favorite,
who
"om
me
wesi.
secretary
oi
An
Perkins
sUted
here
that
she
cx-mtnnwn
$12,540.97.
-ame
third,
and
won
ticket
holder
in
Ellendale
.pected
there
would
be
an
early
and
New
York,
each
won
$6,270.47
on
Tiberias,
the
fourth
horse.
The
following
nom
de
plumes
won
approximately
$1500
each
on
unplaced
starters:
"D'Arcy"
of
Montreal,
'Lefty"
of
Verdun.
Que..
"Verges"
of
432
California
Ave-Sandwich,
Ont.
Unplaced
starters
divide
$23.-089.94
and
non-starters
$50,163.03.
Collectors'
awards
amount
to
$12,500.
here
with
cargo
by
non-union
stevedores
with
a
minimum
of
po
lice
protection.
Lightning
Kills
Couple
of
Men
Curate
of
Church
at
Norwich,
Eng.,
And
Fisherman
Near
St.
John's'
Struck
1
settlement
of
the
Pacific
i
North
Dakota,
also
drew
Colombo
peaceful
N0RWICH,
Eng..
June
8:-Rcv.
to
win
a
like
amount.
J
Co!lst
longshoremen's
strike.
Kenneth
King,
curate
of
St.
Helen's,
J.
F.
Prendergast
of
Maiden.
NEW
ORLNS-
J5
8
h'P3!
Lancashire,
and
formerly
of
Em-
Mass..
and
H.
Gaubett
of
Bronx.""
"u"
"""
"
manuel
College,
Saskatoon,
LEAD
NOW
RELIEF
TO
Detroit
Increase
Margin
of
Supremacy
Over
Yanks
in
American
i
League
to
Full
Game
;
DETROIT.
June
8:
CP
Detroit
!
Tigers
Increased
their
leadership
In
the
American
League
to
one
lull
was
killed
here
by
lightning.
ST.
JOHN'S,
Nfld.,
June
8:
Alex
Button,
aged
24,
was
killed
by
light-
:
nlng
while
fishing.
Other
f
IshenneVi
j
in
a
boat
beside
him
escaped
un-'
touched.
t
BE
PROBED
game
yesieraay
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iuumi
change
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the
while
the
second
place
Nework.cWc
nm
commlttte
ha5
learncd.
Yankees
were
idle
with
the
BosuujAn
lmmedlate
lnvestlgation
of
the
Red
Sox.
entire
relief
system
has
been
de-
iue
cw
Um.o
w.-
lded
u
id.uo'h
on
inc
lutni
tuition
.
.
.
r.i-
'tnc
Boston
uravcs
av
u.c
ruu,
w.nMnn
Miq.i-nt
,.c
th.
r
nadlan
dollar
was
trading
at
$1.008.
Grounds
to
maintain
a
one
gam.-supremacy
In
the
National
League
over
the
Chicago
Cubs
who
needed
k..
.l.w.ln
run
tn
ripfl4t
tllP
C.Af-
HlJ
Death
Toll
When
dlnak
a,
st.
is.
The
Cardinals'
Canton
Launch
HIew
Upisiumped
Into
fourth
place
below
I
the
Pittsburg
Plates
who
were!
HONG
KONG.
June
8:
'Cr-Vwinnlne
a
ciose
victory
over
the
One
hundred
and
fifty
persons
per-
luckless
Reds
at
Cincinnati.
lshed
when
a
steam
launch
explo-j
yesterday's
Big
League
scores
ded
near
Canton.
Sixty
bodies
were
;
K.
tlonal
Leaeue
recovered.
R.
E.
Walker
of
Edmunds
&
Walker,
who
has
been
here
for
the
past
week
on
business
In
connection
with
his
company's
operations
In
the
fisheries
here
ant
In
the
district,
sailed
this
morning
by
the
tirlnits
Clnnron
nn
hit
rrtliril
tfl
.
,
,
a
,
i
v
-
-
iVincMuvi
Brooklyn
1.
Philadelphia
0.
Boston
5,
New
York
14.
Pittsburg
2,
Cincinnati
1.
Chicago
1,
St.
Louis
0.
American
League
St.
Louis
5.
Chicago
3.
Cleveland
6.
Detroit
11.
Philadelphia
3.
Washington
7
One
nunu1
postponed
VANCOUVER,
June
8:
(CP
Everything
from
cash
Jo
shampoos
are
being
given
to
relief
recipients
by
a
number
of
Vancouver
markets
Child
Rushed
By
Plane;
Operation
Proves
Success
BALTIMORE,
Md..
June
8:An
Eastern
Air
Line
airplane
rushed
Martha
Ann
Greenwood,
aged
3,
to
John
Hopkins
Hospital
from
Greenville,
South
Carolina,
a
distance
of
700
miles,
for
an
operation
for
abscess
of
the
brain
which
was
successfully
performed.
!
Mrs.
A.
Ness
killed
this
mornln?
nn
the
Prince
Oenrg
fm
u
rip
to
Van.
'i'ir
.
i
.
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