Today's
Weather
Prince
Itupert
OtercMt.
fresh
southeast
wind:
barometer.
J0J6;
temperature,
51;
sea
choppy
ji
XXIV
No
118
STRIKE
Ai'-er
-.U'
.
.
barony
of
Bui
a
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
48.
Anyox
Part
cloudy,
calm.
48.
8tewart
Part
cloudy,
calm.
46.
Hazclton
Cloudy,
calm,
46.
Bmlthers
Part
cloudy,
calm,
cool.
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
windy,
42
P:.
nen
una
nutually
:.i.'.l'..v.;:
Elu.il1
41,
flip
-
mt
i
ism
s
is
rat
e
i"a-
i
j.
Jieara,
!.
Pvvn
.1-
Man
K.;-
acorjj
:.
Lord
La.-r
U'1-
Qurcn
Mury.
u.
Union
Company
Vessels
Being
Taken
Out
of
Commission
As
endruvu-
to
maintain
satisfactory
conditions
Toronto
Tunnel
Vote
Approved
Long
Liberal
Illutkaclc
Against
Million
Dollar
Item
in
Relief
Program
is
Ended
OTTAWA,
May
23:
A
vote
of
1,0004)00
for
a
tunnel
under
Toronto
Harbor
under
Uie
govem-
menfa
nubile
works
relief
program
n.MrtMn
ton;
hlnekafle
bV
Liberal
"
-ta
members,
which
started,
before
Uio
Easter
recess.
NO
PAPER
TOMORROW
Tomorrow
beln
Victoria
Day
and
R
public
holiday,
there
will
be
no
regular
Issue
of
the
Dally
News.
The
next
regular
edition
will
be
on
Sidurduy
nftcrnoon.
Union
Seafarers
Leave
Them
HUEY
LONG
IS
'MONKEY'
"Knock
Tin
Down"
and
"Drag
Tm
Out"
in
United
Stair
Senate
I
WASHINGTON.
May,
:
-There
w.i,,
a
hectic
setakm
In
the
8enate
Tuesday
when
the
conatttuUonaltty
or
the
Presidents
proposal
to
ae-iivrr
the
Patman
bill
veto
person
ally
to
a
lolnt
icsflon
ol
senate
umi
House
was
under
debate.
It
almost
assumed
"knock
em
down'
un
d
drag
'cm
out"
proportions.
Finally,
by
a
vote
ol
43
to
4.
the
benate
favored
a
resolution
to
permit
the
innovation
As
usual
Senator
Hucy
Long
was
in
the
thick
of
It
and
there
were
ulcntv
of
iiersonallties
Senator
Barclay
of
Kentucky
referred
to
Lour
as
a
"monkey."
Senator
Mc-Nally
said:
"You
may
be
a
Klng-
fisli
down
In
Louisiana
but
you
are
iio
Klnaflsh
here
or
anywhere
else
ui
the
country."
Long
was
un
daunted,
however,
and
continued
a
wearisome
tirade.
By
the
time
he
had
finished
only
four
senators
re
malned
In
the
chamber,
the
others
havlnir
rionarted
and
left
their
voles
with
the
presiding
officer
Restoration
of
1929
Ware
Scales
and
All
Union
Dock
Ships
Will
Cease
Running
on
Arrival
H.
If
Tomorrow's
Tides
1
i
s
Ill
Hteh
5:07
sun.
IIS
It
j
-J.VC7
ubUc
Ma?
6
',-if
Pi-ui.Tj
Ma
rarer
Ruse
uie
E,
app
ared
belar
ac
a
Duchess
oi
Kern.
Duke
ol
K
r
ana
or!
their
return
if
the
strike
is
still
,
r
unsettled.
ilrnvomni
TVmr
61
f
The
company
is
now
operating
uu,t,w,U4
"
J
WA
eight
ships.
The
Canadian
longshoremen's
.
Urflen
at
Prince
Rupert
has
not
had
the
question
of
a
strike
before
It
up
to
this
afternoon
it
was
learned
so
far
local
freight
handling
is
go
ing
on
quite
normally.
The
local
ho.
ivuuori
throuah
the
committee,
union
Is
under
the
All
Canadian
staae
la
the
House
of
Commons,
'
Congress
of
Labor
und
is
not
affi-
Uat,ed
with
the
Vancouver
longshoremen's
union.
Vancouver
Wheat
throughout
the
Uni-
ted
Kingdom.
It
was
announc-
ed
that
recruits
from
the
Do-
minions
and
colonies
would
also
be
accepted.
,
;
Alaska
on
His
Way
Home
to
Alaska
.TTTMPATT
Mav
95-
nnvarnnr
by
the
Dally
News
on
Inquiry
and
Jonu
w
Troy
u
now
on
hU
y
back
home
via
San
Diego
after
a
trip
to
Washington.
He
is
returning
via
San
Diego
where"
he
will
make
ararngements
for
placing
an
Alaska
exhibit
at
a
forthcoming
exposition.
He
Is
due
here
about
June
1.
SILVER
QUOTATION
VANCOUVER.
May
23:
(CP)-!
.NEW
YORK,
May
23:
(CP)
Bar
Wheat
was
quoted
at
84c
on
the
sliver
closed
at
76'4c
on
the
local
locatexchance
lo;atexchange
vesterdav.
yesterday,
belntr
being
un-'
un
metal
metal
market
market
yesterdav.
dronnlne
changed
today
'to
76c
today.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
i
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
MAY
23,
1935
TYING
UP
COAST
i:
Hu;-.-wa;i
a-
f:v:
1
.
is
GREAT
BRITAIN'S
FIRST
LINE
AIR
FORCE
BEING
i
INCREASED
IMMENSELY
!
,
LONDON.
May
23:
CP
Rt.
Hon:
Stanley
Baldwin,
Lord
President
of
the
Council,
an-
nounced
in
the
House
of
Com-
mons
yesterday
that
Great
Britain
will
increase
her
first
line
air
fighUng
strength
to
a
lnt.nl
nf
1RAf
atrnlariAs
In
nrripr
Labor
Demanded
Catal
Withdrawn
Today
and
Other
to
obtain
parity
with
Ger-
many
and
France.
The
plan
would
occupy
two
years'
Ume
VANCOUVER,
Mav
23:
(CP)
The
Union
Steamship
m
construcUon.
Mr.
Baldwin
Co.
fleet
was
tied
up
today
as
one
hundred
stewards,
deck-
ad?ed
tha
thJre
no
nd
1
1
1.!.
La
r..:l,
U,llA..c
.1Lo,1
nf
-l,o
Rnfnn.
a
Panic.
Nevertheless,
the
nwiuB
wm
iiwii
iaiiu.i..0
.m.uu
u
.w
announcement
of
Mr.
Bald-
en'
Industrial
Union
called
a
strike
demanding
restoia-
win
u
construed
as
a
reply
to
tion
of
the
li!2
wage
scale
and
the
Coastwise
Freight
chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
of
Handlers'
Union
demanded
one
hundred
percent
union
Germany
The
greatest
re-
.m,,imrn.nt
nn
dorks.
w
.
.
..
.....
.
crulttng
drive
ever
launched
Duriitss
oi
York
4
Major
Harold
Brown
managing:
by
the
Royal
Ak
Porce
opened
ahd
"
u
Brlevances
Meantime
Urector
of
thr
Union
Steamahlp
;
S'we
ta
t
r.
.j.tyri
"Our
men
nave
eiectea
.
.
.
..
v
......
.
t
vo
open
wn
more
recruiung
nrinn
the
hin.
We
have
al-
u'
WM"
r..
.
'
stations
.u
,
-mere
were
no
muicauuns
mui
been
ready
to
meet
our
own
vays
0
u;
Hie
steamer
CaUla.
due
this
afternoon
from
Prince
Rupert,
will
be
tied
up
on
arrival
while
the
steamers
Cardena
and
Venture,
now
on
the
northern
coast,
will
be
tied
up
Hu...Oer-
VETO
IS
UPHELD
United
States
Senate
Fails
Override
President
On
Bonus
Bill
To
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
May
23:
(CP)
The
Senate
today
blocked
enactment
of
Patman
inflationary
$2,000,000,000
soldiers'
bonus
bill
by
refusing
to
pass
legislation
over
President
Roosevelt's
veto
yesterday.
The
vote
was
54
to
43.
Immediately
after
the
veto
message
yesterday,
the
House
of
Representatives
voted
overwhelmingly
322
to
98
in
favor
of
overriding.
Halibut
Arrivals
Canadian
Unome.
5.500.
Atlin.
5c.
Joe
Baker.
6
500.
Cold
Storage.
5c.
There
will
be
no
sale
tomorrow.
TRIAL
OFFER
A
trial
offer
of
the
DAILY
NEWS
for
five
weeks
will
be
civen
for
50c
and
with
it
a
bonus
of
a
50c
ticket
to
the
Capitol
Theatre.
Tills
special
offer
is
goodonly
for
this
week
and
is
good
only
for
those
not
now
getting
the
paper.
18?35
pm.
11.7
It.
Low
11:54
an.
4.4
It.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
SHPS
SIX
FLIERS
KILLED
IN
MANOEUVRES
NEAR
MID
WA
Y
ISLANDS
77ie
Multitudes
Pay
Their
Respects
to
Beloved
Monarch
and
Family
Big
Bomfcing
Machine
Crashed
into
Ocean;
Search
is
Unavailing
Ship
Had
Gone
to
Assistance
of
Sister
Craft
Which
Was
Forced
Down
Announcement
of
Disaster
Withheld
Since
Tuesday
HONOLULU,
May
23:
(CP)
Six
naval
fliers
of
a
large
bomber
machine
were
killed
when
the
plane
crashed
late
Tuesday
night
into
the
ocean
fifty
miles
south
of
Midway
Island
in
the
South
Pacific
during
United
States
fleet
manoeuvres,
it
became
known
today.
Search
f
or
the
victims
had
continued
for
twenty-four
hours
before
an-
...
.
nouncement
ol
the
accident
was
mT
made.
The
machine
had
gone
to
the
Sr
pniT
N
A
I
5
8
5
assistance
of
a
sister
plane
which
UluL
IT
1
V1V
had
been
forced
down-
IS
DEAD
:
HEAD
OF
CATHOLIC
Passing
of
Or.
Frederick
L.
Schaff-
CHURCH
IN
CANADA
ner
Makes
Sixteenth
Vacancy
COMING
TO
RUPERT
In
Red
Clumber
WINNIPEG,
May
23:
JP)
Hon,,
.Monsignor.
.,.
Andre
.
"J
Frederick
"Laurence
"Sctutlne'r
M.
papal
delegatfti-rfoiv
'
WildC
liC
Ilia
DdtllClUl
Ul
degree
,
and
at
Trinity
College
where
he
obtained
his
medical
de
gree,
later
taking
up
post-graduate
;
work
in
New
York
and
Chicago.
1
He
entered
public
life
as
councillor
and
mayor
at
Boissevaln
and
1
was
first-elected
to
the
House
of
Commons
in
the
election
of
1904,
being
re-elected
In
1908
and
1911.
Company
Affairs
Till
1
DMLJ
VC
i.
IUUCU
African
Dispute
t
GENEVA,
May
23:
League
of
Nations
statesmen
are
busy
trying
OTTAWA.
May
23:
CP
Casaulo,
Canada
D.,
C.
M.
of
Boissevaln,
Man.,
died
and
Newfoundland,
vlll
leave
here
yesterday,
his
passing
making
Ottawa
on
May
30
for
a
tour
the
sixteenth
vacancy
in
the
Up-
of
the
west
In
the
course
of
per
Chamber.
which
he
will
vLiit
Prince
Ra-
Born
in
Wllllamstown,
South
pert.
He
expects
to
return
to
Annapolis
County.
NJS.,
August
18,
Ottawa
about
the
middle
of
1855,
the
late
Senator
Schaffner
July.
was
of
German
and
English
an-
cestry-
His
father
was
descended
from
one
of
the
body
of
Germans
who
came
to
Nova
Scotia
In
175-
Tr.
n
i.
S-'tf:'
Killed
at
Bradian
Mine
Wednesday
W.
("Bunny")
Young
Lost
His1
Life
Yesterday
on
Falling
Into
Shaft
GOLDBRIDGE,
May
23:
CP
W.
W.
("Bunny")
Young,
aged
26,
He
was
summoned
to
the
Senate
i
was
killed
yesterday
at
the
Bradian
in
1917.
He
was
a
Conservative,
'mine
when
he
slipped
and
fell
Into
In
1916
during
the
Great
War
the
shaft
while
repairing
a
cage.
Senator
Schaffner
was
chief
sani-
tary
officer
for
Camp
Hughes
with
TJL?
JTZXS!
&
'
Fire
Breaks
Out
Morton
and
Boissevaln
and
was
a
member
of
the
Board
of
Health
for
Manitoba.
Senator
Schaffner
was
married
In
1886
to
Miss
C.
A.
Allan
of
Perth.
Ontario.
He
was
a
Baptist.
Aboard
Normandie
Painter
Threw
Match
Into
Can
Of
Gasoline
Plenty
of
Excitement
But
Little
Damage
LE
HAVRE,
France.
May
23:
Fire
broke
out
aboard
the
giant
new
French
liner
Normandie
which
Is
being
prepared
here
to
depart
next
jweek
on
her
maiden
voyage
across
the
Atlantic
Ocean
when
one
of
Ontario
Securities
Commission
To
tnree
thousand
painters
who
are
Investigate
Manufacturers'
working
aboard
the
great
vessel
lit
Finance
Corporation
j
a
cigarette
and
threw
the
burning
1
match
into
a
can
of
gasoline.
After
TORONTO.
May
23:
A
public
In-
considerable
excitement
during
qulry
Into
the
affairs
of
the
Manu-
wnlch
tne
flre
department
had
to
facturers'
Finance
Corporation
of
be
out
to
assist
seamen,
the
this
city
which
went
into
bank-
flame
were
finally
extinguished,
ruptcy
in
1928
will
be
opened
next
mtle
damage
being'
done
to
the
week
by
the
Ontario
securities
commissioner.
i
Trying
to
Settle
HENRY
FORD
MAKES
BIG
WAGE
INCREASE
DETROIT.
May
23:
Henry
Ford
this
week
stepped
up
the
minimum
dally
wage
of
to
settle
the
Italo-Ethloplan
dls-'
his
126,000
employees
from
$5
pute
over
African
frontiers
with
to
$6
per
day,
adding
$2,000,-
;Capt.
Anthony
Eden.
British
Lord,
000
monthly
to
the
payroll.
Privy
Seal,
cast
In
the
leading
role
,
as
conciliator.
I
.
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4