of
J
L
Roulon
of
Toronto
Oovemment.
m;
public
life
iotiel
noUton
was
minister
of
'.-fr
:,,;e
in
the
last
King
admlnis-or.
and
wu
tpoken
of
as
a
andldate
for
the
leadership
In
the
aic
of
the
present
leader
retiring
Z
s
Colonel
has
been
fishier.
Olier
nesner
and
frank
L.
Huckley
Largely
llespcmsllle
For
Ilevlval
Of
Ghost
Rllnlnr
Town
Two
well
known
men.
Oltcr
Dcs-r."T
of
this
city
and
Vancouver
and
Frunk
L.
Buckley
of
Vancouver,
particularly
well
known
here
dur-toi
the
past
year
or
two
and
still
In
the
public
eye,
are
the
most,
important
factors
in
the
reopening
of
Mount
Bicker
m'nc
on
Vancouver
Island.
Hidden
In
surrounding
Jungle.
1U
old
buildings
engulfed
In
the
un-dUurbed
growth
of
a
quartcr-"nlury,
thU
dhost
mining
town
Is
turning
to
life.
Advances
in
min
ing
methods
have
placed
a
new
value
on
complex
o-es
and
revived
interest
In
a
once
wealth-creating
immunity.
Thirty-five
years
ago
Mount
Sinker
was
a
thriving
community
with
a
population
of
2000
persons.
Railroads
and
aerial
tramways
transported
precious
copper
ores
(Continued
on
page
4)
VANCOUVER
June
18
Word
received
here
from
Ottawa
is
that
V.r
-';er
in
the
House
of
Commons
d(narUnnt
of
marine
is
de
ar
c;:
he
fields
of
Flanders.
A
law-tmandmg
-Widei.spireebewerii
t
b"
prolewiten
when
the
warplefI
m
connection
with
the
First'
ir.:!
he
threw
artde
his
musty
Narrows
bridge.
No
dredging
Is
to
bs;k
and
dohned
a
uniform.
Hta
done
hlnd
the
piers.
lL.
as
a
leader
was
soon
recog-j
.
and
he
became
platoon
01-adjutant.
company
comman-;
:
'i;ond
In
command
and
fln-i.
battalion
eommander.
He
was
r
tided
and
mentioned
In
de-
A
orv
is
told
of
how
he
com-;
n,
cd
his
position
by
trying
to;
'
jr
his
men
under
fire
outside
.
barbed
wire
entanglements
and
a
a
question
for
a
HtUe
while
j
:i
hrr
he
would
be
given
the
V.
!
;iu
Cross
or
be
court
mar--
Instead
he
was
given
the
:
:
jr
of
Commander
of
the
Order
6'
Michael
and
St
George.
Ti.ree
times
the
Colonel
was
defraud
in
provincial
pollUcs
but
he
up
again
at
a
minister
of
the
rewn
and
was
acknowledged
to
be
f,hr
chief
driving
force
behind
.is.r
wst
King
administration.
LOCAL
MAN
FACTOR
IN
MT.
SICKER
Today's
Stocks
(Cuurtmjr
B.
D.
JohniUm
Co.)
Vancouver
D.
C.
Nickel.
.28.
"filg
Missouri,
.70.
Dradlan,
1.90.
Uralorne.
4.70.
B.
R.
Con,
.03.
B.
R.
X.
Gold,
.09.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.10.
Dentonta.
.35.
DunweM,
.O-Hfc.
Georgia
River.
JW.
Ooleonda,
.23.
Olaeler
Creek.
.02ft.
Orange.
'.04.
Mlnto.
.09
ft.
.Meridian.
.05.
Morning
Star.
.04.
National
Silver.
.03fc.
Noble
Five.
.08V4.
rend
Oreille.
.55.
Porter
Idaho,
0)9
fc.
premier.
1.60.
Quesnel
Quartz.
.12.
Reno.
1.44.
Silver
Crest.
.00.
Salmon
Oold,
.12Vfc.
Tavlor
Bridge.
.15.
Whitewater.
.09.
Wayside.
.14
V4-Waverly
Tangier.
.00.
United
Empire.
.04.
Toronto
Central
Patricia,
1.68,
Chlbougamau,
20)fa.
Lee
Oold,
.04V4-Oranada,
26.
Inter.
Nickel.
27.70.
Macassa,
1.74.
Noranda,
38.00.
Shcrrltt
Gordon,
.60.
Slscoe,
2.67.
Ventures,
.82,
Lake
Maron,
.03.
Tcck
Hughes,
4.01.
Sudbury
Basin,
1.37.
Columarlo,
.03.
Smelter
Gold.
.07
Vi-Can.
Malartic.
.65.
Little
Long
Lac,
5.15.
Astoria
Rouyn,
.04
Vi.
Studacona,
2.
Maple
Leaf,
.04Vfe.
Pickle
Crow.
2.45
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.18.
God's
Lake,
1.64.
I
Sturgeon
Rver
Oold,
.80.
V
Red
Lake
Oold
Shore,
.34.
J
San
Antonio,
3.25.
RIOTS
IN
Today's
Weather
If
Tomorrow's
Tides
mm
matin
High
2:24
a.m.
21.8
ft.
Prince
Rupert-Part
cloudy.
lght
15:28
p.m.
10
J
ft.
westerly
wind;
barometer,
29.82;
Low
9:10
ajn.
12
It.
temperature.
57;
sea
smooth.
21:20
p.m.
6.6
It.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vc..
XXIV.
No.
139.
PEICE:
5
CENTS
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
-TUESDAY,
JUNE
18,
1935
POUCmiARGE
VANCOUVER
CROWDS
COLLUSION
AGAINST
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IS
ALLEGED
Germany
A
grees
to
Keep
Her
Navy
To
Less
Than
35
Percent
ot
That
Of
Great
Britain;
London
Pleased
J.
L.
R0LST0N
IS
RETIRING
Hinting
liberal
Leader
Oecides
To
(iive
up
Political
IJfe
Was
Critic
of
Government
nTAWA,
June
18
-
Political
ie.s
were
stirred
yesterday
with
,
news
that
one
of
trie
Liberal
LONDON,
June
18:
(CP)
A
naval
agreement
be-tween
Great
Britain
and
Germany
was
formally
reached
this
morning.
The
basis
of
the
agreement
is
that
the
to
tal
strength
of
the
German
fleet
shall
in
no
circumstances
exceed
thirty-five
percent
of
the
British
fleet.
The
result
of
the
termination
of
negotiations
was
well
received
here.
The
British
people
had
dreaded
the
necessity
of
another
armament
race
and
Germany
was
the
country
that
caused
most
of
the
uneasiness.
UH
,
chW
cHUcs
of
the
Ben-
Qt
of
PhllS
TORTI
IRE
nuuiu
avbv
j
m
a
j
mm
mm
rnwrnw
Asked
by
Ottawa
ALLEGED
In
INarrows
Bridge
Y
fouthfnl
Physicians
Initiated
Into
Secret
Society
by
Inhuman
t
Treatment
at
Sooke
PoliceCourt-Chargcs
j
j
Men
Say
They
Were
Subject
To
Branding,
Hanging
by
Hands
And
Feet
and
Other
Acts
VICTORIA,
June
18:
(CP)
Roland
Burritt
of
Prince
Rupert,
A.
O.
Walker
and
Donald
Wood
of
East
Sooke
were
remanded
In
police
court
today
until
Thursday
on
charges
ot
unlawfully
wounding
In
connection
with
a
story
of
brandinc
and
torture
told
by
Wilbert
Mndstrom
and
Michael
Share,
youthful
Victoria
physicians.
Llndstrom
and
Share
said
they
had
been
subjected
to
branding,
were
hung
by
the
hands
and
feet,
had
tacks
stuck
Into
them
and
their
hair
pulled
out
during
Initiation
ceremonies
of
an
alleged
secret
society,
which
they
were
Induced
to
attend.
BELFAST
City
Scene
of
Religious
Conflict
In
Which
200
Shots
Were
Fired
With
Little
Damage
BELFAST.
June
18:
Religious
hatred
flared
up
yesterday
In
this
city
and
serious
riots
took
place
which'
culminated
In
the
use
of
firearms.
Something
like
two
hundred
shots
were
fired
but
only
one
person
was
reported
Injured.
The
Ulster
government
is
taking
strong
action
to
prevent
further
outbreaks.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
June
18:
(CP)
Wheat
was
quoted
here
today
at
Bl$c
a
bushel.
!
PRINCE
RUPERT
GETS
LOAN
FOR
RELIEF
VICTORIA,
June
18.
Prince
Rupert
will
receive
a
loan
of
$12,000
for
past
relief
nc-
counts.,
the
advance
to
be
sc-
cured'
by
a
demand
note
bear-
,lng
five
percent
Interest.
.
f
Europe's
Recent
Royal
Wedding
Princess
Ingrid,
granddaughter
of
King
Oustav
V.
of
Sweden,
is
waving
her
bouquet
as
she
ieaves
Stockholm
13th
century
Stork-yrtea
church
on
the
arm
of
her
groom.
Crown
Prince
Frederick
of
Denmark.
Three
kings
attended
the
brilliant
ceremony
that
was
marked
by
a
glittering
pag?
int
of
old
world
pomp.
Arrest
Made
For
Inciting
To
Riot
in
Waterfront
Workers'
Strike
in
Vancouver
Today
VANGOUVER,
June
18:
(CP)
Ivan
A.
Emory,
exe
cutive
of
the
Longshore
and
Water
Transport
Workers
of,
Canada,
was
arrested
today
on
a
chartre
of
inciting
to!
riot
in
connection
with
his
reported
speech
urging
the!
striking
marine
workers
to
march
to
the
police
guarded
Ballantvne
Pier.
.
i
i
The
Union
Steamship
Company
announced
this
after-;
noon
that
the
steamer
Cardena
will
sail
tonight
for
Prince
Rupert,
j
Ontario
Bonds
TROUBLE
ON
Selling
Well
UNION
BOATS
Premier
Mitchell
Hepburn
Highly
Elated
at
Rerrptiqn
Given
Securities
TORONTO,
June
18:
The
$20.-
000,000
bond
issue
put
on
by
the
government
of
Ontario
after
the
bond
dealers
had
refused
to
bid,
is
meeting
with
a
ready
sale.
Premier
t
t
-1.
11
TT.HUitn
la.
Itvli1
aTi(a1
NEW
YORK.
June
18:
Copper
Men
Leave
Jobs
and
One
of
Ships
I
Tied
up
at
Vancouver
And
Sailing
Cancelled
Strikers
at
Vancouver
Attempt
to
Reach
Pier;
Met
by
Police
Officers
ONE
POLICEMAN
PULLED
FROM
HORSE
STRIKERS
WITH
BLOODY
FACES
HURL
ROCKS-FIGHTING
CONTINUES
FOR
AN
HOUR
THIS
AFTERNOON.
VANCOUVER,
June
18:
(CP)
Police,
mounted
and
afoot,
charged
from
behind
a
barrage
of
tear
bombs
at
the
entrance
of
Balalntyne
Pier
shortly
after
one
o'clock
today
to
disperse
a
crowd
of
approximately
one
thousand
striking
longshoremen
and
sympathizers
including
women
who
attempted
to
march
on
Dock
Strectr
Fighting
was
still
proceeding
nearly
an
hour
later
with
clashes
being
carried
into
nearby
buildings
and
houses
and
yards.
At
least
one
policeman
was
pulled
from
his
horse
and
a
number
of
strikers
heaving
rocks
had
bloody
faces.
March
on
Ottawa
Ends
at
Rerina
Expenses
of
Smal'
Delegation
To
Capital
Being
Paid
By
Government
REG1NA,
June
18
After
a
permanent
distribution
has
so
far
been
made.
ACTION"
BY
SILVER
BLOC
Call
Goes
Out
For
Full
Meeting
Of
Silver
Group
at
Washington
Tomorrow
meeting
with
Hon.
R.
J.
Manionj
WASHINGTON,
June
18:
A
sub-and
Hon.
R.
Weir
who
met
them.'
committee
of
the
United
States
It
was
announced
that
the
march
senate's
unofficial
sliver
bloc
de-on
Ottawa
of
the
relief
camp
strik-
cided
today
that
Secretary
Mor-ers
would
not
proceed
but
that
the
j
genthau's
recent
letter
on
the
ad-expenses
of
a
smal)
delegaUon
to
j
ministration's
silver
purchase
pol-Ottawa
to
lay
their
case
before
the
j
icy
was
most
unsatisfactory,
government
would
be
met.
j
A
call
went
out
for
the
full
silver
Meals
for
a
week
are
being
pro-(group
to
meet
tomorrow
to
discuss
!
vided
for
the
men
at
Regina.
but
no
;
the
letter
and
a
proposed
plan
for
Union
Steamship
Company's
Cardcna
Will
Sail
Tonight
definite
arrangements
as
to
their
i
consideration
by
Congress
For
Prince
Rupert,
Union
Company
Stated
This
Afternoon
BAR
SILVER
Steamer
Catala
will
be
late
going
NEW
YORK,
June
18:
(CP
The
south,
being
reported
due
here
this
price
of
bar
silver
here
today
was
evening
at
7:45.
quoted
at
72Vic.
Pattullo
Says
Effort
To
Teach
B.C.
a
Lesson
By
Eastern
Capitalists
Premier
Announces
Letting
of
Contract
For
Frascr
River
Rridge
Effort
to
Hold
Up
Interest
Rates
in
East
VICTORIA,
June
IS:
fCP
There
is
no
doubt
that
a
!
concerted
effort
is
being
made
to
hold
up
interest
rales,
!
Premier
Pattullo
said
in
a
miblic
address
last
nicht.
He
j
also
declared
in
connection
with
the
Dominion's
refusal
Vancouver,
June
18:
There
to
advance
money
for
the
construction
of
roads
and
etc.
that
there
was
consicieraoie
collusion
to
leacn
i
m
a
new
development
on
the
;
bridges,
.'waterfront
here
last
evening
when;
British
Columbia
i
lesson.
"Well.
'-
3
many
of
the
workcrs
n
thC
Unl0n
'
"
over
over
the
he
result
as
asneleeistnatinej
T
ha
t
ue
.'
Company
boat
walked
,
,.
,
reception
of
the
bonds-by
the
pub-
T
CneIhosln
whlch
The
t
Premier
said
the
contract
lie
jusuncs
mm
in
me
siana
.
.
...
for
the
New
Westminster
bridge
ln
cancelling
the
power
contract.
The
refusal
of
the
bond
dealers
to
handle
the
Issue
was
in
protest'
against
the
Hepburn
financial
policies.
COPPER
STEADY
AT
9c
cancelled.
Other
boats
of
the
fleet,
had
been
let
to
the
Dominion
are
still
operating.
I
Bridge
Company
which
had
under-
The
Prince
Rupert
left
last
night
taken
to
dispose
of
two
million
dol-
at
9
o'clock
for
Powell
River.
Ocean
lars
worth
of
bonds.
Falls,
Prince
Rupert
and
Portland
Tanker
Strike
Seems
to
be
Over
SAN
FRANCISCO,
June
18
As
many
of
the
men
who
have
been
on
srlke
In
the
tanker
dispute
are
The
speaker
mentioned
the
fresh
applying
for
Jobs
on
the
boats
and
Canal,
points,
carrying
both
pas-
encroachment
of
the
Dominion
up-'going
back
to
work
It
Is
assumed
scngejs
and
rrcignt.
Canadian
Panific
steamers
Is
quoted
here
today
at
9c
a
pound,
all
operating
as
uauul.
on
provincial
authority
and
called
here
that
the
strike
is
over.
The
are
for
a
new
Domlnron-provlncial
set-
men
are
being
given
positions
a.i
up
in
jurisdiction
and
powers.
rapidly
-a
possible.