Today's
Weather
Prince
Rupert
Overcast,
light
southeast
wind;
temperature,
57;
barometer,
30.01.
Vol,
XXIV
Ho.
141
Hon.
II.
II.
Stevens
Critltlies
Government
Bill
and
(Jets
Ketort
From
Mr.
Bennett
OTTAWA,
June
20
-Prime
Mln-j
'
H.
H.
Stc-'
:
Bennett
and
Hon
re
had
a
rather
spectacular
Ult
L
'hr
House
of
Commons
yester-Cy,
a
Ult
that
did
nothing
to
help
t:c.i;
the
rltt
tha
has
torn
the
Co:
.crvatlve
party
asunder.
The
former
minister
of
trade
Lr.!
commerce,
who
resigned
from
f.S:
cabinet
because
of
a
difference
!
v".h
the
Prime
Minister,
charged
tfca-
the
legislation
Introduced
by
I
the
government
did
not
go
n
ugh
In
dealing
with
tho
price
iprcads
report.
Mr
Bennett
replied
Un
it
went
as
far
a
was
prar
tic-able
In
anoUier
Speech
at
a
banquet
la::?,
night
Mr.
Bennett
announced
that
he
planned
to
lead
the
party
t
the
coming
general
election.
EMERY
TO
BE
TRIED
Committed
by
Magistrate
at
Preliminary
Hearing
In
Police
Court
This
Morning
VANCOUVER,
June
20:
(CP
Canada-wide
riot
and
throw
some
one
into
the
bay,
during
the
meet-togs
of
mayors
in
Eastern
Canada.
The
sltuaUon
B1VUUUUU
on
Ull
the
UIC
waterfront
mm
Arrangement
Act
in
British
Colum
bla
as
between
persons
and
not
undertake
to
interfeie
with
provincial
contracts
and
rights
to
levy,
and
collect
Its
own
taxation,
there
will
be
no
opposition
from
the
pro
vincial
government,"
Premier
Pat
tullo
stated.
In
a
wire
to
Mr.
Ben
nett
he
said
BritUh
Columbia
had
co-operated
In
the
admlnlstraUon
of
the
Act
and
had
on
file
acknowledgement
from
Dominion
officers
expressing
appreciation
thereof,
but
the
Act
In
1U
full
significance
would
place
the
province
In
a
position
of
complete
subordination
to
a
boari
appointed
by
the
Dominion
government
In
respect
to
the
disposition
of
the
natural
resource
of
the
province
and
'the
Imposition
of
taxation.
.
"I
think
the
Dominion
is
taking
a
very
Imprudent
course."
said
the
i
Premier
In
a
wire
following
Mr
Bennett's
announcement
Const.
Cuthbert
Is
Improving
r-ollre
Man
Who
Is
In
Hospital
Following
Wot
was
Injured
in
Head;
Quiet
on
Waterfront
Vancouver.
June
20
Consta
far
ble
Cuthbert
who
was
badly
Injur
ed
In
the
head
In
the
waterfront
riot
Tuesday
afternoon
and
who
was
then
taken
to
the
hospital
Is
Improving.
Everything
was
quiet
on
the
wa
terfront
ywtcrday
where
the
poJ
lice
refuse
to
allow
picketing.
The)
men
working
are
memcert
oi
a
union
but
of
a
different
union
from
the
men
who
are
on
strike.
Hepburn
Loan
Is
Subscribed
TORONTO,
June
20:
CP
In
spite
of
the
opposition
of
the
bond
dealers
and
of
other
big
monlcd
in
terests
the
$20,000,000
loan
of
me
Ivan
Emery,
charged
with
Inciting.,
tPnhurn
eovcrnment
has
been
sub
to
riot
was
committed
for
trial
In
K.rlb.d
-n,.
previous
offer
of
the
police
court
here
Uils
morning.)
jjsqoo.OOO
received
no
bid
from
the
n
defending
Emery-
Gordon
uranv
bond
dealers.
said
Emery's
speech
was
very
mlldj
.
-
compared
with
that
of
Mayor
Mc-;
..,..,.,
Oeer
who
threatened
to
lead
a'
APPEAL
1
1
LA
111)
T01)A
mmv
TRENTON,
N.J..
June
20:
(CP)
The
appeal
In
the
case
of
Bruno
itmintmann.
under
conviction
of
today
is
quiet
with
negotiations
for
having
r
murdered
the
Lindbergh
I.JU.!,
settlement
deadlocked.
baby,
Is
being
heard
today.
FORESTS
Chief
Forester
Tells
Oyro
Club
Of
Timber
Resources
of
Province
-
And
Need
of
Protection
Stressing
the
importance
of
the
forests
to
the
prorlnce
of
British
Columbia
and
emphasizing
the
need
of
proper
forest
protection
and
the
losses
sustained
through
carelessness
on
the
part
of
those
who
ought
to
know
better.
P.
Z.
Caverhlll.
chief
for?ster
for
British
Columbia.'
gave
a
very
interesting
address
to
the
Oyro
Club
at
their
weekly
luncheon
yesterday.
W.
H.
Tobey
presiding
in
the
absence
of
the
president.
Speaking
of
the
Immense
value
of
the
forests,
Mr.
Caverhlll
said
that
lumbering
was
still
the
lead
ing
Industry
In
the
province
ol
British
Columbia.
He
estimated
the
original
stand
of
timber
still
avail
able
to
be
approximately
two
hun
dred
and
sixty
million
feet,
though
all
of
this
was
not
ut
present
merchantable.
As
the
province
developed
it
wqtild
become
available.
Most
of
the
timber
was
replacing
Itself
as
fast
as
It
was
being
used
except
in
the
case
of
Douglas
fir
on
Vancouver
Island.
Telling
of
the
fire
losses,
the
speaker
said
most
of
the
fires
were
fought
without
cost
to
the
pro
vince.
Some
were
fought
at
small
cost
and
an
occasional
big
fire
proved
very
costly.
VANCOUVER
BABY
BONDS
Nine
Millions
Taken
Up
to
Last
Night
and
City
Hall
Will
Be
Built
VANCOUVER,
June
20:
It
was
officially
announced
last
night
that
the
sale
of
baby
bonds
had
;
reached
the
sum
of
nine
million!
'
dollars
and
that
the
building
of
the
new
city
hall
was
already
assured.
Halibut
Arrivals
Canadian
D.
S.
T.,
8,000,
5.5c
and
5c.
Cold
Storage.
Signal,
20,000,
5.5c
and
5c,
Cold
Storage.
Gulvlk,
13,000,
5.9c
and
5c,
Cold
Storage.
Domino,
9,000,
5.8c
and
5c,
Atlin
Fisheries
'
;
.
yiCTORlA,
Be
mmm
Today's
"Stocks
OourUy
8.
D.
Johocton
Co.)
Vancouver
Alexandria,
.01
Vi
B.
C.
Nickel,
58.
Big
MlsosurL
.65.
Bradlan,
2.10.
Bralorae.
5.10.
B.
R:
Consj03.-H!L-
B.
R.
X.
Gold.
JDF.
Cariboo
Quartz.
112.
Dentonta,
.35.
Georgia
River.
.OOVs.
Golconda,
.22.
Grange.
.04.
;
Indian,
.01.
f
"
Minto,
.08.
Meridian.
.05
Vi-Morning
8tar,
.04?;;
National
Silver.
.03
Ht.,
.
Noble
Five,
.07
Vi-Pend
Oreille,
.55.
Porter
Idaho,
.09
V4.
Premier.
.
158.
Quesncl
Quartz,
.10.
-Reno,
1.44.
-Silver
Crest.
.WA.
.',
Salmon
Gold,
.12Ht.'it,
Taylor
Bridge,
.15.
V'
Wayside.
.14V4.
Whitewater.
.07
V?.
United
Empire.
.01J,-
Toronto
Central
Patricia,
1.67.
Chibougamau,
.20.
.
Lee
Gold,
.04.
Granada,
.26Vi.
Inter.
Nickel.
27.40.
Macassa,
1.72.
Noranda,
3755.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
.55,
'
Slscoe,
2.67.
Ventures,
.84.
Lake
Maron,
.03
Vi.
Teck
Hughes,
4.09
Sudbury
Basin,
1.35:
Columarlo.
.02Tb-Smelter
Gold,
.06J'i.
Can.
Malartlc,
.65.
Little
Long
Lac,
5.05.
Astoria
Rouyn,
.04.'
Stadacona,
.21.
Maple
Leaf,
.04
Vi.
Pickle
Crow,
2.43.
McKenzle
Red
Lake.
1.19.
Ood's
Lake,
1.62.
Sturgeon
River
Gold,
.80.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
.35.
San
Antonio,
2.65.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
June
20:
(CP)-,
The
price
of
wheat
was
today
quoted
at
80?8C
a
bushel
here.
SILVER
PRICE
NEW
YORK.
June
20:
(CP)
Silver
was
quoted
here
today
at
72c
per
ounce.
v
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JUNE
20,
1935
Liberal
Policies
In
New
Brunswick
;
Cover
Wide
Range
Re-orranlzation
of
Department
Is
r
Included
in
Platform
of
Party
s-$sJw8"
"
Led
by"-
Ar
A
D
ysart
SAINT
JOHN.
K.B,
June
20
(CP)
Touching
on
governmental,
.Industrial
and
other
matters,
coll
ides
enunciated
by
the
Liberal
party
under
A.
A.
Dysart
In
New
Brunswick's
genera'
elecUon
cam
paign
cover
a
wid?
range
of
sub
jects.
The
following
promises
have
been
made
by
the
opposition
pro
viding
It
overthrows
the
Conser
vatlve
Eovernment
of
Hon.
L.
P.
D
Tilley
on
polling
day.
June
27:
Immediate
steps
to
revitalize
basic
and
secondary
industries.
A
general
re-organlzatlon
of
gov
ernmcntal
departments,
with
establishment
of
a
special
depart
ment
to
deal
with,
matters
of
a
federal
and
lnter-provlncial
nature.
A
new
land
settlement
policy,
.vlth
government
bonus
for
clear-1
ing
land.
Cold
storage
facilities
for
farmers
and
fishermen:
encourage-
nent
of
co-operative
effort;
steps
to
lessen
spread
between
prices
to
jivided
amons
all
the
other
pro-inces
and
that
within
less
than
a
xore
of
cities.
They
get
the
advan
tage
from
the
tariff
and
the
rest
yit
Canada
pays
the
bill.
This
Is
the
A'ay
ait.
Aictienna
worm
n
out.
"The
presence
of
a
large
num
ber
oi
lactones
in
Montreal
ana
foronto
confers
on
these
com
munities
special
privileges
and
outstanding
benefits
which
are
not
shared
In
by
non-manufacturing
communities.
When
one
of
these
manufacturers
sells
goods
to
any
other
part
of
Canada,
he
includes
In
his
bill
of
costs
his
overhead.
the
depredation
of
his
plant,
the
depreciation
of
his
buildings,
shrinkage
in
the
value
of
his
stocks,
finished
and
raw,
his
local
taxes
including
services
for
fire,
police,
schools
and
current
expen
ditures,
public
improvements,
such
as
paving,
parks,
school
grounds.
etc.,
etc.
He
passes
that
item
along
n
his
bill
of
costs
to
his
customer
who
may
be
a
resident
of
Capt
Breton.
US.,
or
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
In
every
case
the
man
in
Cape
Breton
or
the
man
in
Prince
Ru
pert
pays
his
proporUon
of
the
local
taxes
of
the
factory
In
Mon
treal,
as
well
as
his
own
local
taxes
In
Cape
Breton
or
Prince
Ru
pert
as
the
case
may
be.
Consider
farmers
and
consumers:
mortgage
jthe
.fayore(
municl
allties.
loans
and
fire
insurance
for
far-summlng
up
1arge
Canadlan
mers
at
reasonable
rates.
l,r,fo,.H
.
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
3:59
a.m.
20.2
ft.
17:04
pin.
19.1
t.
-'
Low
.1038
am
2.7
ft.
23.06
pjn.
S.6
ft
Uniform
Prices
in
All
PKICE:
5
CENTS
BEMt-ST
MP
BflfflSfl
CQLI7MBM
PJMME
MINISTER
WILL
LEAD
PARTY
THROUGH
ELECTION
Premier
Bennett
and
British
Columbia
in
Recent
Legislation
Premier
Bennett
Withdraws
Application
of
Farmer
Creditor
Act
to
This
Province
Premier
Pattullo
Says
He
is
Imprudent
OTTAWA,
June
20:
(CP)
The
operations
of
the
Far-mers'
Creditors
Arrangement
Act
in
British
Columbia
will
be
withdrawn
because
of
the
opposition
of
the
government
of
that
province,
Prime
Minister
R.
B.
Bennett
announced
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday.
It
is
understood
the
bill
will
be
re-introduced
so
changed
as
to
.L-
arender
it
Inoperative
In
British
Co-
ilumbta
after
July
1
next,
but
will
JJLuIIILjZ
np.
K
r
N
IM
r
1
I
'
not
lnterterc
wlth
any
debt
com
'promise
agreements
already
elfec-
.
mA
or
4n
K
r
1
fot
eA
In
thp
m
on
n
.
continues;;;;;;,
lvalue
of
ithe
Dominion
will
confine
the
op-1
At
Banquet
In
Ills
Honor
lie
State
eration
of
the
Farmers'
Creditors
lie
Will
Lead
the
Tarty
at
IJrctlon
CTTAWA.
June
30
-
Definite
as-t.LS-.te
lhat
only
a
breakdown
in
i
wjll
prevent
him
continuing
t
;-2der
of
the
uvernment
was
(
by
Prime
Minuter
Bennett
1
night
at
the
complimentary
.
.
,
.
1
1
1.1m.
U..
fnMur-
memuera
of
the
House
of
C
x.'
;sv
and
the
Senate.
TILT
WITH
PREMIER
Doctor,
Lawyer,
Engineer
These
graduates
of
the
University
of
Alb;rta
are
not
only
charming,
they
are
breaking
into
fields
not
Usually
broken
Into
by
co-cds.
Left
is
Mary
Dunran,
who
to
)k
her
LL.B.
and
is
now
a
qualified
lawyer;
Centre,
Esther
Eabkln,
who
qualified
as
an
expert
engineer
so
that
she
could
n
of
use
In
ber
native
Russia:
Right.
Helen
Reld,
who
quivered
not
an
eyelash
as
she
came
through
the
medical
course
for
her
MD.
Parts
of
Canada
For
All
Manufactured
Goods
Plan
is
Suggested
to
Make
Working
of
Tariff
More
Equitable
to
the
People
of
the
Whole
Country
That
all
distribution
costs
should
be
pooled
and
that
all
manufactured
goods
should
be
sold
at
the
same
price
in
every
city
in
Canada
is
the
claim
of
J.
D.
McKenna,
writing
in
"Canadian
Business."
He
says
that
the
tariff
does
not
at
present
work
out
equitably
and
that
most
of
the
benefit
goes
to
a
few
of
the
larger
cities.
Eighty-five
per-
:ent
of
all
manufactured
goods
are
itoduced
In
Ontario
and
Quebec,
eaving
only,
fifteen
percent
to
be
cement
running
into
hundreds
of
thousands
of
dollars
and
not
a
pound
of
cment
is
manufactured
there.
"My
contention
is
that
this
intolerable
condition
should
be
re
moved
in
connection
with
the
production
of
all
articles
In
Canada
enjoying
protection
under
the
Canadian
tariff,
and
that
all
such
commodities
should
be
sold
at
a
uniform
price
throughout
the
Do
minion.
I
would
make
It
a
condition
under
the
Canadian
tariff
that
this
be
done
so
that
all
Canadians
shall
derive
some-
benefit
from
protec
tion.
It
is
true
that
the
man
in
Toronto
or
Montreal
will
pay
some
slight
advance
for
goods
manufac
tured
within
his
own
dty,
but
he
would
still
retain
the
inestimable
benefits
widen
he
now
enjoys
and
which
his
fellow-Canadians
living
even
in
the
remote
parts
of
his
own
province
do
not
share.
It
eems
to
me
that
the
tariff
has
put
all
the
eggs
in
a
very
few
baskets
ind
left
many
baskets
in
British
Columbia,
Alberta.
Saskatchewan,
Manitoba,
remote
parts
of
Ontario,
remote
parts
of
Quebec
Nova
Scotia.
New
Brunswick
and
Prince
Edward
Island
without
even
a
pullet's
egg.
"I
urge
that
anuther
advantage
of
uniform
prices
Is
that
cut
throat
competition
would
be
eli-
mg,
as
indicated
aDove,
mat
minated
because
a
manufacturer's
eighty-five
percent
of
all
Canadian
'established
price
at
one
point
manufactured
goods
are
produced
,
would
automatically
apply
to
an-)n
a
few
communities
in
Ontario
j
other,
and
Quebec,
It
will
"be
readily
ap-
i
predated
how
much
of
the
taxes
of
these
cities
are
paid
by
people
iwho
reside
outside
the
confines
of
;
BRITAIN
IS
CRITICIZED
A
progressive
road
policy
and
.1
f
weaUh
and
a
:!lm"'-
Declares
it
is
Saving
Sl,m;
7
(customers,
works.
,
practicable
In
all
public
An
improved
program
of
health!
"In
fhe
Maritime
here
are
a
education;
enlargement
of
the.Iew
wel
managed
factories
which
present
policy
of
treatment.
foriseU
nationally
known
goods.
They
mental
and
cancer
cases,
restrlc-;a"
usuay
tn
uSnt
tlons
against
child
labor;
old
age
riety-
to
successfully
hi
the
Canadian
market,
for
conpete
pensions
and
minimum
wages
,,
.
,,,
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Maritime
Province
manufac-
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f
cmwo
turer
must
absorb
as
factory
cost
,
-f
a
ei
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nf
the
expense
of
delivering
his
goods
i
cent
of
that
of
Britain.
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main.
school
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Tmnrtlnt
tnvtication
into
the
Ontario
and
Quebec
producers
doi
tains
that
its
position
is
saving
the
not
Include
freight
charges
as
fac-rrnu-n
operation
and
administration
of
l.mris-
an
Pnuitable
stum-!
costs,
but
compel
their
cus-
page
rate!
Improved
forest
husi
bandry.
Re-organlzatlon
of
the
system
of
Justice;
lower
cost
of
admlnlstra-(Contlnued
on
page
three)
Drown
as
Auto
lomers
in
nit
Aiaruime
rruviiicts
to
pay
the
transportation
charges.
"May
I,
for
a
moment,
call
attention
to
Just
two
items
of
freight
charges
in
this
connection:
the
Maritime
Provinces'
actual
out-of-pocket
expenditure
for
freights
on
autombblles
now
running
In
the
three
provinces
amounts
to
the
PfOC
Infn
Pntinl
very
considerable
sum
of
$2,750,000.
UUCO
1111U
Vallal0r
ior,
let
let
me
me
take
take
another
anotner
eommo-
commo
jdlty.
cement.
There
are
In
the
World
From
Costly
Armament
Race
LONDON.
June
20:
(CP)
A
storm
of
criticism
has
been
aroused
by
Britain
entering
into
a
naval
treaty
with
Germary
in
which
the
latter
country
is
permitted
to
In
crease
its
navy
to
thirty-five
per-
world
from
a
costly
and
dangerous
armament
race.
Is
Anaemic
And
Ill-Considered
OTTAWA,
June
20:
(CP
f
The
government
had
gone
the
limit
of
the
constitutional
power
of
Parliament
in
proposing
legislation
based
on
the
report
of
the
price
spreads
THOROLD,
Ont.,
June
20:
H.
L.
Maritime
Provinces
some
of
the
commission.
Prime
Minister
Ben-Porter,
wife
and
young
children
finest
deposits
in
the
world
avail-1
nett
stated
In
the
House
yesterday,
were
drowned
late
yesterday
when
able
for
cement
production.
Yet
,
In
replying
to
complaints
of
H.
H.
ah
automobile
plunged
Into
the
people
In
the
Maritime;
Provinces'
Stevans
that
the
legislation
was
Wellahd
Canal.
pay
an.
annual
bill
in
freights
on
j
anaemic
and
ill-considered.
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