'
6.
J
prince
Rupert
Overcast,
fresh
.southeast
wind;
barometer,
29iM;
(,.mprrature.'
45;
sea
ehoppy.
XJiiV
No
60,
fcttcr
Smlcc
1'ruin
Commllon
l
IH-iiUmirtl
by
Olof
Hanson
Many
Complaints
Ire
Not
Sufficient
to
Permit
Build-in:
of
Stations,
Says
Minister
"UWVA,
April
18:-
A
strong,
:
litipiovemimt
In
the
radio
British
Columbia
wu
ju
...
the
Moute
of
Commons
by
'
:
IL.
.-"ii
M.
P.
for
Skeena.
who
;-
pte
of
his
province
were
'a
(b)
"the
when
they
were
unable
to
.nut
of
the
Oanadtaa
r.ivUon
He
tatd:
"Till
but
!
I
timt
v.iproached
the
set
some
information
tie
radio
commission
I
r.
of
order
Thru
I
tried
information
as
to
the
of
the
commission
and
.
.!.
but
was
informed
that
'
i
'-xponstBSr
to
any
mln-r,body
and
the
informa-
not
be
had.
Then
the
'
tiie
opposition
consulted!
Pume
Mlniaer
and
I
got
'
tics
as
to
the
expense
of
r.vston
but
tlvefte
figures
I
1:1
'bir
to
understand.
I
hate
:
ii'rd
several
authorities
'
are
of
the
same
opinion
&
Hi.
arable
Member
who
a
statement
as
to
the
r-
of
the
commission
cer-
-
my
hrary
support.
A-
us
UrllUh
Columbia
Is
'
a-
I
was
trying
last
year
!
the
committee,
we
are
C
Minued
oil
Page
2
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ST.
ANDREW'S
CATHEDRAL
Good
Friday
April
1!),
1035,
8:15
p.m.
program
.
Part
1
1
Watchman.
What
of
the
N'Kht?"
sargcant),
solo-1
'
H.
Lincoln
and
0.
L.
Cnpps
Jcus.
Do
Roses
Grow
So
R"n"
w.
It.
Vorls).
Mrs
A.
J.
Wuhhrr.
Hrar
My
Prayer"
(Mendelssohn
i.
soloUt.
Mrs.
F.
W
Allen.
Into
the
Woods
My
Master
Went"
(Nevin).
'Comes,
at
Times,
a
Stillness"
(Woodward).
Part
2
CRUCIFIXION"
Soloists,
Dr.
R.
Mr
J
E.
Davey.
Cnppt.
(Stalner)
O.
Large.
Mr.
0.
L.
W
su
iiswsuta
j
ii
Today's
Stocks
Vancouver
Btg
Missouri.
.44.-
f
-UradionlS.
.
B
C.
Nlekel.
.42.
BrataiMy
M.
.
B.
R.
OMM,
-00.
B.
R.
X..
.17.
Cariboo
Qaa'rte.
.GS.
Den
tonka.
.63.
DunwU.
.18.
Oeorgia
River.
DOri.
Oolconda.
.MVj.
Olacier
Creek.
.WVt
(art).
Orange.
.Wfc.
Indian,
ill.
Minto.
17.
Meridian
M.
Morning
Star.
.07,
National
SUvar.
JOlfc.
Noble
Five.
.1114.
Pend
Oreille.
.OS.
Porter
Idaho.
.10'fc
Premier.
1.64.
Qoeanel
Quarts.
.15.
Reward.
Mk.
Reno.
1.40.
Silver
Crest,
-01t.
Salmon
Gold.
1
3
Vfc.
Taylor
Bridge.
-21H
Wayside,
.15.
Whitewater.
.10.
Waverly
Tangier.
01V.
United
Empire,
MVt.
Toronto
Central
Patricia.
1
47.
f
Chibougamau.
JO.
Lee
Oold.
.004.
Oranada.
JO.
Inter.
Nickel.
2611.
Macasm.
250.
Noranda.
38.15.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
58.
Slscoc,
3.00.
Ventures,
.89.
Lake
Maron.
.06.
Teck
Hughes.
4.20.
Sudbury.
Basin.
120.'
Columario.
.11.
Smelter
Oold.
.0J'j.
Can.
Malnrtic.
.63.
Little
Long
Lac.
555.
Astoria
Rouyn.
.04.
Stadacona,
.2.
Maple
Leaf,
.08.
Pickle
Crow.
2.70.
McKenile
Red
Ukc.
1.10.
Man.
&
Eastern.
.05V4.
God
s
Lake.
146.
Sturgeon
River
Oold,
.00.
Vancouver
Wheat
CORBIN,
April
18:
(CP)
In
one
of
the
worst
riots
in
vears,
sixteen
provincial
police
officers,
six
colliery
work-en
and
a
score
or
more
strikers
were
injured
here
yesterday
when
striking
coal
miners
endeavored
to
stop
work
at
the
mines
of
the
Corbin
Coal
Co.
Sixty
officers
broke
up
a
charge
of
250
strikers
who
were
aided
by
a
number
of
Kioroen
and
armed
with
clubs,
ham-
VANCOUVER.
April
18:
CP
whwit
was
ouoted
at
861bC
on
the
local
exchange
yesterday,
dropping
j
to
86Hc
today,
iroers
and
stones.
The
police,
al
though
armed,
resorted
to
the
use
of
batons
only.
Constable
T.
Alkman
of
Vancou
ver
was
the
most
seriously
Injured,
suffering
critical
head
wounds.
Constable
R.
S.
Beck
of
Nelson
(suffered
head
wounds
and
broken
rios
wruie
constable
if.
cartmel
of
Vancouver
had
left
ribs
broken.
Several
other
officers
went
to
hospital
with
serious
cuts
and
bruises.
A
Calgary
truck
driver
was
also
seriously
Injured.
Twenty
more
police
officers
were
tn
route
from
Vancouver
to
aid
in
maintaining
order
but
the
situation
was
quiet
during
the
night
and
this
morning.
The
strike
has
treen
In
progress
for
three
months
and
the
riot
started
when
the
company
endeavored
to
rc-open
the
mines.
Two.
officials
of
the
Mine
Workers'
Union
have
been
arrested,
.Constable
Alkman.
seriously
injured
at
Corbin,
was
In
Prince
Ru
pert
during
the
disorders
with
An-
yox
strikers
two
years
ago.
PARLIAMENT
IS
ADJOURNED
House
Rises
Until
May
20
and
Mem
bers
Are
Now
Hurrying
Homewards
For
Recess
OTTAWA.
April
18:
(CP)
Par
liament
adjourned
at
6:10
last
eve
ning
until
May
20
and
practically
all
the
private
members
are
now
on
their
way
to
their
homes
in
various
parts
of
the
country
to
Institute
preparations
for
the
federal
elec-tloij
campaign.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
April
18:
(CP
Bar
silver
closed
at
67c
per
ounce
on
the
local
metal
market
yesterday,
ad
vanclng
to
67sic
today.
HALIFAX
WOLVERINES
HAVE
WON
ALLAN
CUP
HALIFAX,
April
18:
(CP)
Halifax
Wolverines
last
night
defeated
Port
Arthur
Bear
Cats
4
to
3
In
the
second
straight
game
to
win
the
Al-
lan
Cup
emblematic
of
Cana-
dlan
amateur
hockey
cnam-
plonshlp
and
the
right
to
re-
present
Canada
at
the
Olym
plc
Games.
LIBHAKT
7IC70
MA,
B.C.
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMMA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
APRIL
18,
1935
Capt
Ar.Jiony
But
a
xat
aes
hut
head
at
question
tiia;
came
uj
in
discussion
os
GerrEai.
Uireat
to
peace
of
Europe
in
conversations
in
Moscow
with
Joseph
Stalin
'Cer.trc.
Soviet
dictator,
and
V
M
Molotov
t-casnv.'.sar
tor
the
Russian
war
department.
Illnea
prevciaeU
Ede:.
Irani
commuiucaUn
personally
results
of
hH
swing
around
Europe
to
statesmen
at
the
recent
Stresa
conference
HEMLOCK
ORDERED
Vancouver
Concern
Inquires
Into
Possibility
of
Taking
Cargo
Here
Next
.Month
The
Coast
.Mills
Export
Co.
of
Vancouver,
which
has
taken
a
couple
of
cargoes
of
aspen
log!
from
here
during
the
past
yeai
for
delivery
to
China,
has
wirec
to
G.
W.
Nickersou
inquiring
into
possibility
of
getting
300,000
to
400,000
feet
brereton
measure
of
hemlock
logs
for
export
in
May.
Inquiry
is
also
made
as
to
the
price.
Provided
the
logs
arc
available,
a
vessel
of
the
Ocean
Shipping
Co.
would
come
here
to
load
them
for
the
Orient.
W.
P.
Armour,
who
recently
opened
a
logging
camp
at
Shaw
atlans
Lake,
is
working
on
th
possibility
of
filling
the
order.
He
BODIES
ARE
TAKEN
OUT
Remains
of
Seven
Miners,
Killed
in
Stellarton
Blast.
Have
Been
Recovered
STELLARTON.
N5M
April
18:
(CPt
The
bodies
of
seven
coal
miners
were
taken
from
the
Allan
xolllery
shaft
last
night
more
than
thirty-six
hours
after
they
had
been
-trapped
by
an
explosion,
Public
Works
To
Be
Taken
Up
With
Provinces
Shortly
j
contained
a
$1,000,000
appropriation
for
work.
Provinces
are
to
be
consulted
and
the
work
conducted
co-operaUvely
with
them.
ANXIOUS
TO
VISIT
RUPERT
Further
details
of
club
objective
for
the
year
and
business
in
con
nection
with
the
forthcoming
hoe-j
down
dance
on
May
17
were
among!
matters
discussed
at
the
regular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Trince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
in
the
Commodore
Cafe
yesterday.
Frank
Dibb
was
appointed
to
represent
the
club
at
a
meeting
of
the
King's
Silver
Jubilee
celebration
committee
tonight.
The
club
was
entertained
with
acceptable
vocal
solos
by
Baden
IMarr
of
Vancouver
accompanied
by
C.
P.
Balagno.
,
President
S.
J.
Jabour
was
In
the
'
i
chair
and
there
was
a
good
atten-
OTTAWA.
April
18:
tCP
Public
dance
of
members.
Guests
were
Mr.
works
bills
considered
yesterday
!
Marr,
J.
C.
Hunt
of
Burns
Lake
and
George
Dibb
of
Prince
Rupert
NO
PAPER
rRIDAY
Good
Friday,
being
a
public
holl-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Whltehouse,
who,
day,
there
will
be
no
Issue
of
the
arrived
In
the
city
on
Tuesday
from!
Dally
News.
The
next
regular
edl-Anyox.
left
on
last
evening's
train
Hon
will
appear
Saturday
after-for
a
trip
to
Winnipeg.
noon.
High
Low
.
1:10
am.
21.2
Jk
13:47
pjn.
195
ft.
-
7:45
a-m.
32
ft
19:43
pffl.
6.3
ft
PRICE:
5
CENTS
SERIES
RIOTING
AT
B.C.
COAL
TOWN
RELIEF
WORKS
PROGRAM
IS
TIED
UP
UNTIL
AFTER
RECESS
Sixteen
Police
Officers,
Six
Colliery
Workers
and
Score
;
Of
Strikers
Hurt
At
Corbin
APPEALS
FOR
rouc
Started
When
Company
Endeavored
to
MORE
RADIO
Which
Had
Been
in
Progress
For
Three
Months
1
Seeking
Peace
Formula
in
Moscow
Unemployed
Must
Wait
While
Premier
Bennett
Takes
Jaunt
to
London
Mackenzie
King
and
Other
Liberals
Insist
Upon
Being
Given
More
Information
and
Object
At
$1,000,000
For
Toronto
Tunnel
;
Victoria
Still
Hopeful
OTTAWA,
April
18:
(CP)
With
Parliament
adjourned,
the
$33,000,000
which
the
federal
government
proposes
to
spend
on
unemployment
relief
works
remains
tied
up
in
the
federal
treasury,
this
including
the
$1
,000,000
it
is
proposed
to
spend
for
gold
exploration
throughout
the
Dominion.
Rt
Hon.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King,
Leader
of
the
Opposition,
and
other
Liberals
wereg
.
..
.,
j
insistent
that
the
House
was
erMrps
TT
TTa
rr
tiUed
to
more
particulars
as
to)
I
I
I
I)BVh
how
the
money
was
to
be
spent
and
i
a-XJL
f
JLl
balked
particularly
at
an
expend!-
j
n
An
-
fW
t
ture
of
$1,000,000
to
build
a
tunnel
j
4
jj
VjVjLilJ
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett
attended
i
a
meeting
of
the
cabinet
today.
later
leaving
for
New
York
enroute
j
to
London
to
attend
the
celebration
i
of
the
Silver
Jubilee
of
the.
King's
Accesstanr-
B.
C.
Hopes
For
Help
VICTORIA,
April
18:
The
tlsh
Columbia
government
is
hop-tag
to
secure
$7,000,000
from
the
make
the
trip
and
put
on
an
exhl-J
pnef
of
Ta
Arlfl
bltlon
bout
In
this
city.
They
want
,
Ajtaicl
1
Crt
etitors.
Of
Service
Club
Vancouver
Man
Entertains
Gyros
With
Vocal
Solos
j
was
cashier.
;
Mrs.
W.
L.
Sandlion
and
Mrs.
J
M.
McRobble
and
Mrs.
Bert
Cam
eron,
the
home
cooking,
and
Mrs.
J.
M.
Walker,
the
randy.
The
afternoon's
musical
program,
arranged
by
Mrs.
J
G.
Steen.
Included
vocal
solos
by
Mrs.
William
Millar
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Webber
with
Mrs.
C.
E.
Cullln
and
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
as
piano
accompanists.
On
Good
Friday
the
post
office1
1
Prospecting
Parties
to
Explore
Ev
wickets
will
be
closed
all
day.
The
.Storage.
ery
Corner
of
Canada
This
Summer
Under
Government
Auspices
Many
Groups
icean
Fails
Sportsmen
Would
Like
federal
government
with
which
to
!
North
Holds
Economic
Salvation
of
To
Show
Their
Prowess
In
emDarK
upon
lis
worK
and
wages:
uouniry.
.Minister
ueiievi
xnij
Cjtj.
program.
j
Pay
For
Mistakes
j
Considerable
disappointment
is
j
Ocean
Falls
sDortsmen
are
an-
expressed,
nowever.
over
an
an
xious
for
closer
assodaUon
with
the
nouncement
that
the
federal
gov-
has
been
falling
timber
for
the
.
"
reL.r
IS
has
no
loc
(Business
Session
I
OTTAWA.
April
18:
(CP)
A
na-
Prince
Ruoert
snarUmen.
They
eminent
proposed
public
works
'
V
,T
"uo-
have
sonfeToSl
wrSi-gram
Includes
only
$200,000
SZSSZ
lers
and
would
like
to
visit
Prince
British
Columbia,
this
to
be
expen-
Z
'JZ?
,n
or
east
end
of
the
Big
for
bout
against
local
Rupert
a
Qf
Common,
yesterday
by
men
or.
If
this
Is
not
possible,
a
j
H'gnway.
f
!
Hon.
Wesley
A.
Gordon,
minister
of
couple
of
good
mat
artists
would!
;
!
mines
Nine
hundred
men
divided
into
180
parties
led
by
qualified
geoio-
to
come
and
all
they
need
is
a
little,
P
I
f
Q..rr,aoe
gisu
will
take
the
field
this
ncouragement.
OcUC
IS
OUCCCOd
mer
searchine
searching
in
in
areas
areas
whe;
where
Then
there
is
a
sof
tball
club
that
has
some
good
players
and
they
are:
Coodly
Turn.0ut
at
Affalr
Yester
inxious
to
pit
themselves
against)
day
At(no0Il
Under
Auspices
in
outside
organization.
In
almost
j
of
rresbyterjan
Aid
jvery
line
of
sport
they
are
looking
;
Vi
Prince
Rupert
as
possible
com-
sum-
fa-
Ivorable
rock
formations
exist.
Northern
Canada,
the
minister
said,
held
the
economic
salvation
of
the
country
and
he
believed
it
would
produce
enough
gold
to
pay
The
annual
Easter
tea
and
sale
for
all
the
mistakes
made
since
of
home
cooking
y-sterday
after-
Confederation,
noon
of
the
Ladle'
Aid
of
First:
In
British
Columbia
Presbyterian
Church
was
a
very
successful
affair.
Despite
weather
Und
tl
new
exploration
plan.
.which
was
none
too
auspicious,
a
Mr
oraon
announeea
tnai
twenty
goodly
number
of
ladies
turned
out
Pa
wouia
wow
aniisn
coium-to
patronize
the
function
and
the.bia
and
"ve
the
Yuttm
ta
1uet
results
were
quite
satisfactory.
new
Bld
areas-
The
church
parlors
were
attrac-
Ten
P"11"
would
be
Placd
ln
Uvely
decorated
for
the
occasion
Northwest
Territories
while
with
daffodils
and
spring
foliage
Saskatchewan
and
Ontario
would
and
the
guests
were
received
by
have
tne
Sreatt
number
of
parties
Mrs.
C.
G.
Ham.
president
of
the
with
forty
each-
Ladies'
Aid.
and
Mrs.
D.
McLeod.
The
tea
room
was
ln
charge
of
Mrs,
D.
C.
McRae
and
Mrs.
J.
Ai
Fraser
and
Mrs.
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poured.
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were
Mrs
B.
R.
Rice,
Mrs.
Jack
Garrett
and
Miss
Netta
VICTORIA
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WINNER
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and
Mrs.
Slmonsen
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng
were
in
charge
of
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Ribbons
Take
Second
Straight
Game
From
Winnipeg
to
Win
Western
Hoop
Title
iL.
Lee
had
charge
of
the
sale
of
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last
night
by
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61
to
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the
second
(straight
game.
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Canadian
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6.6c
and
5c,
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public
lobby
will
be
open
from
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