t
by
the
provincial
authorities.
DUBLIN,
Irish
Free
State,
March
2G:
(CP)
Draw
for
the
Irish
Free
State
Sweepstakes
on
the
Grand
National
Steeplechase
to
be
run
at
Aintree,
England,
on
Friday
show
a
that
total
receipts
are
the
smallest
since
1931.
The
rrc:
s
was
$13,000,000
and
the
prize
money
$8,000,000.
One
I
anadian
ticket
on
the
favorite,
Golden
Miller,
was
drawn
in
the
name
of
Pcttit-No.
AN
10375.
SILVER
TAKES
BIG
JUMP
IN
PRICE
TODAY
tCW
YOIUC.
March
26
'CP'
ti:r
rinsed
a
COc
per
ounce
-
local
metal
market
,
japing
to
81
c
today.
Today's
Stocks
vvurtm
0.
U,
Jubioluu
Oo.l
Vancouver
A.
A-iiiiirla.
.01
L.
.
w.
0O4.
D
t
Nifkel,
.45.
E
Misourl.
.42.
E:..an.
1.65.
B'.-Mrnc.
8.55.
B,
R
Con
.Oflfc.
B.
R
X
Gold,
.13.
C
i.boo.
11.
Dn'onla.
.78,
D-.iiiwcll.
.12.
C:-i:ia
Itlver.
.WS.
O:
.('Diida.
.30.
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r
Creek.
04
G:jngc.
.13.
Hen
ulrs.
J0l
Ir.u.an.
.01
Vi.
MUito.
rru,
Meridian.
.13.
Morning
Star,
.07
National
Silver.
.04H-Nrblo
Ftvc.
.08.
P
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I
Oreille.
.45.
r
ii'
r
Idaho,
.10.
l'rrmier.
1.03.
Qm
m
l
(juattz.
.15.
Hc
vi
.s
McDonald,
.12.
Reward.
.03
k.
Rnio.
A2.
'
-v.
i
Crest.
.02.
Ciimon
Quid,
.15.
Tavior
Bridge,
.IP.
W
Klc.
.18.
win
water,
.oo.
W
'V.
rly
Tangier,
.0H.
I'.ilted
Empire,
.04
Vi.
Toronto
'
Central
Patricia.
1.40.
Chlbougamau,
.23.
Lee
Gold,
.04!',.
Oranada.
.30.
inter
Nickel,
24.00.
Macassa,
20.
Noranda.
34.73.
Slicrrltt
Gordon,
.50.
81.
To,
2.99.
Ventures.
.89.
Tcrk
Miifrhcs,
4.14.
f'tidbiiry
llasln,
1.30.'
Columarlo,
.12.
inciter
Gold,
.14
Can
Miilartlc,
.04.
Little
Long
Lac.
5.G0,
Astoria
Rouyn,
.0tJ,.
Stadacona.
.20.
Maple
Leaf,
.0714
P1cklc
Crow.
2.75.
M".
it
Eastern.
.04.
McKciMle
Red
Lake.
1.10.
Oocl's
Lake,
1.31.
f
Sturgeon
River
Gold,
1.00,-
QUESTION
0FCAMPS
ratlullo
Tryfnx
to
Have
Committees
Appointed
to
Investljate
Conditions
and
Hear
Complaints
May
Demonstrate
nrniplojrd
Men
Who
Walk
Out
Will
Not
be
Cared
For
by
Pro-vince,
Premier
Warns
VICTORIA,
March
26:
(CP)
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
stated
yes-tefay
that
It
was
common
know-!
fcdfe
that
men
In
relief
camps
In
DrttUh
Columbia
propose
to
hold
a
demonstration
during
the
first
wek
in
April
and.
should
there
be
a
general
walk-out.
Uie
men
will
not
be
fed
or
otherwise
cared
for
The
Premier
said
he
had
endea
vored
to
secure
Dominion
consent
to
Uie
appointment
of
a
citizens'
commute
In
Vancouver
to
visit
lite
camps
and
hear
complaints
but,
Ahlle
the
authorities
were
willing
that
any
one
might
visit
the
camps,
they
would
not
consent
to
the
hearing
of
complaints
as
they
stated
the
men
had
had
the
oppor
tunity,
through
the
Department
of
National
Defence,
to
present
their
grievances.
Premier
Pallullo
raid
lie
was
attain
makinu
rcrresentatlons
to
Ottawa.
SPIRITING
OF
QUINTS
Hot
Said
in
.avr
m
irncovcrcd
To
Take
Tliem
From
Ontario
To
United
States
TORONTO,
March
20:
It
is
being
persistently
reported
here
that
a
plot
of
outside
promoters
has
been
uncovered
to
spirit
the
Dionne
Quintuplets
from
Callander,
Ont.
and
remove
them
to
the
United
States
and
away
from
the
Juris
diction
of
the
Ontario
government's
guardianship.
Tills
i
said
to
be
the
r:m
nf
'extra
nrecautlons
which
I
have
been
taken
recently
for
the
'protection
of
the
five
small
girls,
(police
nre
maintaining
a
night
and
day
vigil
with
special
guards
at
the
Dlonnc
hospital.
PRICE
01'
(iOLI)
MONTREAL,
March
20:
(CP)
The
London
gold
price
was
up
ten
cents
at
$35.12
per
ounce
In
Cana
dlan
funds
today.
The
Washington
fixed
price
was
$35.26
in
Canadian
money.
Germany's
.Move
to
Arm
Herself
Is
Defensive
and
Not
Aetresslve,
Asserts
Hitler
Up
To
Allies
j
Iteichsfuehrer
Wants
to
Know
First
What
Other
Nations
Are
'
Planning
BERLIN.
March
26:
Germany
has
no
Intention
of
attacking
Russia,
it
was
made
clear
by
Reichs-fuehrer
Adolf
Hitter
In
an
official
statement
yesterday
following
the
conference
of
Sir
John
Simon,
British
foreign
secretary,
with
the
Nazi
chieftain.
Hitler
had
Insisted
at
the
conference
that
Germany
Intended
to
arm
Itself
adequately
(to
protect
the
country
as
well
as
I
the
rest
of
Europe
from
Bolshevik
1
aggression.
1
It
was
reported
that
Hitler
had
Intimated
that
he
stood
ready
to
take
Germany
back
into
the
League
.
of
Nations
provided
that
his
re-!
quest
for
no
further
arms
limitation
for
his
country
was
met.
Hitler
also
demands
that
no
attempt
be
made
to
prevent
special
national
relationship
between.
Germany
and
Austria.
It
was
reported
that
Sir
John
Si
mon
had
Invited
Hitler
to
have
Germany
represented
at
a
confer
ence
of
nations
to
be
held
next
month
In
Northern
Italy
when
questions
affecting,
the
peace
of
1
Europe
will
be
discussed.
Conversations
Close
The
conversations
ended
late
to
day
and
It
was
officially
stated
that
Hitler
had
not
given
definite
indi
cation
of
how
large
a
military
force
he
Intends
to
build.
The
Relchs-fuchrer,
German
officials
said,
had
parried
the
questions
of
Sir
John
Simon
and
turned
back
the
whole
arms
problem
to
the
former
Allied
enemies
of
Germany.
"We
will
await
disarmament
proposals
from
other
powers
rather
than
make
such
proposals
ourselves,"
Hitler
declared,
further
stating
that
all
such
matters
must
be
settled
before
Germany
would
consider
re-entering
the
League
of
Nations,
III!
I.MOK
IS
OPENING
UP
HOTII
ITS
SHINGLE
AND
SAW
MILLS
SOON
The
nillmor
Spruce
Mills
Ltd.
is
to
start
its
shingle
mill
at
Porpoise
HarbD-.
a
few
miles
from
the
city
alonir
the
railway
track,
within
a
few
days,
according
to
word
brought
to
town
from
the
plant.
The
sawmill
Is
to
reopen
on
April
10.
4
Chicago
Fire
Beinir
Probed
Orltln
of
Marc
Which
Destroyed
ItoarilimiNC
With
Loss
of
Six
Lives
to
be
Investigated
CHICAGO,
March
20:
A
thorough
Investigation
s
to
be
made
Into
the
fire
which
early
Sunday
resulted
In
six
persons
being
burned
to
death
In
the
destruction
of
"The
Rendezvous,"
a
rondhouse
In
the
Morton
Grove
suburban
district.
The
origin
of
the
conflagration
so
far
is
ti
complete
mystery.
Today's
Weather
f
r
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
5:23
aai.
185
ft.
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
light
Pi.dc!
19132
pan.
15.0
ft.
t.,:
able
wind;
barometer,
3Q2;
Low
.
temperature.
38;
sea
smooth.
12:41
pm.
6.3
ft
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISn
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V
j,
XIV
No.
71
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
MARCH
26,
1935
PRICC:
Wit
CENTS
SWEEPSUKE
POPULARITY
IS
WANING
EASTERN
MINING
OPERATOR
LOSES
HIS
LIFE
ON
AIR
FLIGHT
Gross
of
Irish
Free
State
Lottery
Lower
Than
in
Four
Years
Favorite
is
Drawn
by
Canadian
Ticket
1
Steeplechase
Kacc
to
foe
Run
at
Aintree,
England,
on
Friday
NO
INTENT
!
TO
ATTACK
Britain's
Firewheels
Go
Streamline
The
London,
Errand,
lire
department
hftas-fost
been
equipped
with
a
new
type
of
streamlined
fire-fighting
apparatus.
The
body
of
this
machine
is
entirely
enclosed
so
that
the
driver
and
crew
have
full
protection
In
case
of
bad
weather.
The
above
shows
tire
high
pressure
pump
outlets
in
the
back
of
the
engine.
The
pumps
are
enclosed
in
the
body.
Part
of
the
light
extension
ladder,
which
the
truck
also
carries,
can
be
seen
poking
over
the
top.
John
Buchan
Expected
to
Be
Governor
General
of
Canada,
Succeeding
Lord
Bessborough
LONDON,
March
26:
(CP)
John
Buchan,
one
of
the
most
versatile
and
accomplished
men
of
letters
of
the
time,
will
be
the
next
Governor
General
of
Canada
it
was
understood
here
today,
succeeding
Lord
Bessborough
who
retires
this
fall
on
the
completion
of
his
term
of
office.
Buchan
has
been
Conservative
Member
of
Parliament
for
Scottish
Universities
since
1927.
He
may
be
elevated
to
the
peerage
in
the
King's
Birthday
honor
list
this'
year.
Afifed
Port
Simpson
General
Shipping
Body
0
Stanley
Siscoe
Found
Frozen
to
Death
Near
Plane
in
Quebec
Pilot
Tom
Wrathal
Found
Alive
Nearby
Machine
Had
Been
Missing
For
Week
on
Trip
to
Northern
Mining
Fields
MONTREAL.
March
26:
fCP)
The
bodv
of
Stanlev
E.
-
-
-
,
f
I
Siscoe,
wealthy
Canadian
mining
executive,
was
found
I
frozen
two
miles
from
Lake
Matchimahitou,
Quebec,
and
Xapt.
Thomas
Wrathal,
pilot
of
the
missing
airplane,
was
found
alive
late
yesterday
nearby.
The
two
men
had
been
j
grounded
since
last
Tuesday
when
they
were
forced
down
by
a
heavy
snowstorm
on
a
f
lightw?r
'
.
-
'
from
Montreal
to
Senneterre,
Que-
t
rrtf
UT
1
T
bee,
Mr.
Siscoe
being
on
mining
IA.
5
(
1
N
A
I
business.
The
latter
was
the
head
I
lvJII.TiJ-1
of
the
Siscoe
Gold
Mine
named
af-
ITV
1
PTrT
terhim.
AM)
ASKM)
Toronto
Was
Anxious
i
JTkXJ
AXlUlr
j
TORONTO.
March
26
Increas-.
ilng
anxiety
had
been
felt
for
the
McGcer
Places
Resolution
Before
'safety
of
Stanley
Siscoe,
prominent;
Toronto
mnlng
operator.
Torn1
Wrathal.
pilot,
iwho
jwuu
had
iuu
been
uccii
and
an
engineer
I
.
!
-1
tk.
muting
suicc
111c;
iirst
01
last
wee&
on
an
airplane
flight
from
Montreal
to
the
Lake
Abitibi
district
Preparations
were
being,
made
lojcommence
an
Inten-r
sive
search.
Mrs.
Hauptmann
Now
in
Chicago
Woman
Passes
Un!
Mnke
is
reared
Whc,al
was
on
thc
.Mrs.
Matthew
leak,
in
F.ishtieth
Year,
Died
on
Sunday
I.ast
TORT
SIMPSON
March
26:
After-
a
lingering
Illness,
the
death
took
place
here
on
Sunday
night
of
Mrs.
Matthew
Fcak.
aged
eighty.
She
was
a
native
of
Howkan,
Alaska,
but
came
to
Port
Simpson
I
fifty-five
years
ago
and
had
lived
1
here
since.
She
leaves
to
mourn
her
loss
a
daughter,
Lucy,
and
a
nc-!phew.
Joseph
Mors!,
as
well
as
a
brother
at
Haidaburg,
Alaska.
Her
1
husband
predeceased
her
some
years
ago.
Thc
funeral
took
place
under
direction
of
the
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Club.
Military
Pact
Hetween
Japan-Germany
Denied
TOKIO.
March
26:
The
Japanese
government
yesterday
officially
denied
the
report
that
a
military
compact
was
being
entered
into
between
Japan
and
Germany.
No
Siyi
of
Of
Tie-up
of
Pacific
Coast
.
Tanker
Fleet
SAN
FRANCISCO.
March
26:-There
was
no
change
in
the
Pacific
Coast
marine
strike
situation
yes
terdav.
Unless
some
Dro
Kress
Is
made
this
week
in
the
strike
which!
general
marine
strike
may
develop.
Heavy
Snowfall
In
Cascade
Mts.i
local
exchange
yesterday,
advanc-
Sclticment
Yesterday
i
inS
to
8PC
tcday-
1
.
PRFJHIER,
B.
C.
SILVER
AND
NATIONAL
SILVER
CONSOLIDATION
NEAR
In
his
report
at
the
annual
sident.
announced
that
final
terms
for
consolidation
of
the
B.
C.
Silver
and
National
Sll-
ver
uroDcrtlcs
with
the
Pre-
mlcr
had
been
negotiated
and
had
been
submitted
to
the
Selukwe
and
Sabakwe
com-
panics
for
review.
ADDarentlv.
only
final
ratification
by
the
Seven
Inches
More
Yesterday,
companies
affected
now
re-Bringing
Total
to
120
Inches
1
mains
before
the
consollda-
Hon,
marking
one
of
the
most
SIIATTLE,
March
26:
Seven'
Important
deals
In
the
history
more
Inches
of
snow
fell
yesterday
of
Portland
Canal
mining
af-In
the
Snoqualmle
Pass
district,,
fairs,
becomes
effective,
making
a
total
of
120
Inches
on
j
'
the
ground.
Convention
of
Mayors
Relief
Talk
Dominion
Should
Take
it
Over
And
.
SVssirme:EntireL,.costx:t
r
MONTREAL.
March
26:
(CP)
The
meeting
of
mayors
from
Hall-
fax
to
Victoria
opened
yesterday.
Mayor
G.
G.
McGser
of
Vancouver
moved
a
resolution,
seconded
by
Mayor
Simpson
of
Toronto,
that
the
government
employ
the
credit
Doubtful,
However,
If
She
Will
Be
of
the
nation
to
assist
the
munl-Allowed
to
Canvass
Funds
For
cipal
governments
In
securing
Husband's
Defence
There
!
CHICAGO.
March
26:
Mrs.
Bruno
Richard
Hauptmann
continues
to
meet
with
difficulties
In
her
campaign
to
raise
funds
for
the
defence
of
her
husband
who
Is
ap-i
pealing
against
the
death
sentence
!for
the
kidnap-murder
of
Baby
Charles
Augustus
Lindbergh
jr.
funds
needed
to
stabilize
municipal
finance
and
maintain
sound
and
progressive
local
government.
The
resolution
was
adopted
by
the
conference.
Up
To
Dominion
The
conference
unanimously
resolved
today
"that
from
and
aftel
April
1,
the
Dominion
should
take
over
and
assume
the
entire
cost
of
After
having
been
denied
per-
j
unemployment
relief
in
Canada."
mission
to
canvass
in
New
York
or
j
Mayor
Camillen
Houde
of
Mon-Detrolt,
Mrs.
Hauptmann
has
now
1
treal
said
that.
If
the
Dominion
did
arrived
here
but
many
protests
not
take
over
relief,
there
would
be
have
been
made
at
her
being
al-
serious
disorders
within
a
year
"at
lowed
to
collect
money
here
and
It
least
In
Montreal."
Is
doiibtful
if
the
authorities
will,
Mayor
David
Leemlrts
of
Victoria.
permit
her
to
do
so
Vancouver
Wheat
in
seconding
the
resolution,
said
the
(
j
meeting
"should
not
tolerate
any
talk
of
compromise."
Big
Plane
On
Long
Flight
Pan
-
American
Airways
Clipper
From
Miami
to
Virgin
Islands
And
Back
MIAMI.
Florida,
March
26:
A
huge
Pan-American
Airways
clipper
machine
made
a
successful
2.-500
mile
non-stop
round
trip
flight
frnm
KTlaml
tn
tVi.
Vlrtrln
Tclnnrlv
.
.
..V...
.
W
V..
1.
V..iK...
0.
..
,
,
.
has
tied
up
the
tanker
fleet
of
the
'
mccung
ox
me
rrcmier
uoia
Tand
back
ove
th(J
week.end
over
prvisf
coast,
fpnr
fears
nrn
are
Pvnrpssrrt
expressed
that
that
ft
a
Milling
CO..
II.
A.
GueSS,
pre-
Distance
utn
about
v,.
,,,
to
that
v,-f
a
equal
from
San
Francisco
and
Hawaii.
This
was
made
as
a
preliminary
to
length
The
machine
is
to
leave
lcn'jth.
The
machine
Is
ot
leav"
Immediately
for
a
non-stop
flight
to
San
Francisco
whence
It
Is
planned
to
fly
it
to
Hawaii.
'
IS
FINED
$300
Douglas
McArthur
has
been
fined
$300
and
costs,
with
option
of
three
months'
Imprisonment,
for
supplying
liquor
to
a
girl
of
minor
age.
The
case
Is
to
be
appealed,
divisional
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police
arc
advised.