Vuv
i
iy
Tangier,
J81U-
Toronto
u
Patricia.
1.42.
r
b
vugamau.
.20.
I-
Ould.
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ud,i
XI.
1:
'!-.
Nickel.
27.35.
M;
rd!w
2.26.
Ni
!.inda.
390.
r.rnitt
Oordon,
.03.
E'-c-ii
3.12.
Vr
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k
Maron.
.00.
T'
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s
Hughes.
420.
Sudbury
Basin.
1.44.
C-':u:runo.
.09V4.
to
ler
Oold,
.09.
MalarUc.
.67.
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Long
Lac.
53.
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nu
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fi
adacona.
.21V4.
Mapli
Leaf.
.08.
Mckln
Crow,
2.04.
McKcnzle
rtcd
Lake.
1.15.
od
Lake,
1.46.
uricon
rtlver
Gold,
.80.
cd
Lake
Gold
Shore.
.38.
KKURF
COSTS
IN
CALIFORNIA
LAST
YEAR
WERE
HUGE
SACRAMENTO,
April
25:
Relief
,01,
the
stato
of
California
last
car
amounted
to
$85,000,000,
offl
Clal
Hgurcs
Issued
here
reveal.
GIANTS
ARE
SAN
FRANCISCO..
BANK
DEPOSITS
jro
on
riot
insurance
in
Vancouver
had
beeni
a
.
d
Civic
officials
believe
that
the
action
of
the
federal!
olfertruj
to
permit
:
:
t
return
to
the
relief
...
ium
Hi
situation
m-MranUme
representatives
:.i
ap.oyt-d
are
meeunK
uovmciat
officials
late
.
,v.
to
dlu
the
return
.
.o
the
csmp
.
.
in
tniojfhout
the
city
.
umtid
to
itate
a
one-
VITRIOLIC
LABORITE
John
Maxam
of
Glasgow
Continues
Hi
Attack
Upon
National
i
.ii
vvtnpaUwUc
walk-out
.
i.overnmeni
iu
arum
naa
not
yctj
'ru
upon.
Today
s
Stocks
-,
b
U.
JatHMM
OKI
Vantouvcr
:
I
N:ckel.
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i.l..-otui.
.17.
at.
102
C
an-
7
70.
d
r
ton
.
as.
or
x
ic.
.
Quarts.
103.
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-au.
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v
.
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t.
:
Creek.
.OSfc
6uk.-
c,
.
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ak
.
LI
tO
akl.
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ux
8Ur.
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ittfcl.
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;i,a!
Stiver.
051.
Nvib.1
five.
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xi
Idaho.
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f
vr
treat.
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a
it)
Oold.
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WAwdc.
.15.
Wuirwater.
.12.
LONDON.
Aortl
16:--Jobn
Max-
am,
fiery
Labortte
left
from
Olas-nw
continued
his
atucki
upon
'
Minister
J
Ramsay
MacDonald
in
parHetar
tn
the
b'idset
debate
in
!
the
Itouae
of
Commons.
CrUfcUlng
I
the
bodtt.
h
drew
attention,
i
atnon
other
thing,
that
the
Chan-i
castor
oi
the
Exchequer
had
not
taken
into
account
war
debt
obligations
I
to
the
United
States
in
an
Inouncing
his
surplus.
Maxam
paid
jhts
respects
to
Premier
MacDonald
by
declaring
that
he
had
sold
out
the
Labor
Party
to
royalty.
GOING
WELL
New
Yorkers
Assume
Commanding
Position
in
National
League
NEW
YORK.
April
35:
CP-New
vt
ruanu
defeated
Boston
Bravo
at
the
Polo
Grounds
jester
lav
to
assume
a
commanding
po
sition
In
the
National
League
race
Th
Brooklyn
Dodgers
continued
in
stride
by
defeating
the
pmiues
while
the
world
champion
St.
Louis
Cardinals
dropped
into
third
place
clo
defeat
at
the
as
a
result
of
a
iwiwu
of
the
Chicago
Cubs.
Pitts
burr
Pirntoa
defeated
Cincinnati
itrda
and
the
two
teams
are
now
In
a
tie
for
fourth
place.
The
Phillies
and
Chloano
Cubs
are
tied
for
sixth
rdar
while
the
Boston
Braves,
Babe
Ruth
notwithstanding,
are
In
exclusive
possession
of
tho
cellar
Yostarday's
Dig
League
score!;
National
Leatue
.
Huston
1.
New
York
3.
t
?
PJilliph
1.
Brooklyn
4.
I'llvtbura
5,
Cincinnati
2.
Chloagp
7.
St.
Louis
6.
American
League
Washington
3,
Philadelphia
2.
St.
Lwils
2.
Cleveland
3.
Detroit
4,
Chicago
10.
One
sfame
postponed.
SHOW
BIG
GAIN
SAN
FRANCISCO.
April
25:-San
Francisco
banks
report
an
Increase
in
deposit
for
last
ween
oi
..-000.
the
gain
being
the
largest
In
four
years.
"
"'"
"
i
ii
'.
.
-
-"
.
-
Their
Roy
i
H.s.c
s.
i.
D.;k
a.-.-'
Oueliei-.
.;
K?r
pictured
on
the
rat
of
i::p
:"ui;
s&.-tuit
o!
Brrmuda
which
they
passed
dunnp
the::
joun.c
'
C.
.
;ornj
hoiK-ymoon
in
the
-
West
Indies.
Calgary
Mayor
Says
It
Right
Correctly
Visiting
Prairie
City
CALGARY.
April
25:
At
a
civic
eceptlon
in
hut
honor
Lord
Baden-
Powell
stated
that,
for
the
first
Police
court
hearing
Drought
Areas-
In
Bad
Shape
Oavison
Pronounces
'Baden
-Powell'
Situation
in
Middle
West
Spring
Even
Worse
Than
Was
a
Year
Ago
This
It
wife
of
isldent
manager
of
the
Pacific
Mills
is
taking
at
Ocean
Falls,
returned
to
the
place
this
afternoon
of
the
case
In
paper
town
on
the
Prince
Rupert
which
John
D.
McKensle
is
charged
Tuesday
evening
following
a
trip
to
with
cruelty
to
animals.
I
Vancouver.
Today's
Wither
Tomorrow's
Tides
1,1'Ot,
illlgh
6:45
ajn.
17.6
ft
20:20
17X
ft.
n
pm
Rupert-v
HTJir
,
Low
0:38
ajn.
9.4
fk
barou.
,.
wind;
13.78
pm.
5.6
it
jMirc
46;
see
smoo.
tv
85
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
APRIL
25,
1935
WASHINGTON,
D.C,
April
23
!
(CP)
Following
usterday
silver
quotations
.
on
the
world's
metal
markets
goin;
slightly
above
the
United
States
Treasury
:
fixed
price
of
71.11c
per
ounce,
.
announcement
was
made
by
pre-
sidential
proclamation
last
night
of
a
further
increase
in
the
fixed
Treasury
priee
for
newl
mined
metal
to
77.57c.
Stich
action
had
been
anticipated
by
leading
trailers.
Secretary
of
the
Treasury
Mor-genthau
announce.!
stp,da.y
f
that
the
tovernment
would
continue
to
buy
silver
until
it
reaches
SI
.20
per
ounce
or
until
treasury
toeks
equal
one-third
of
the,
total
gold
supply.
'.
Yesterday's
c'o
inr
Tr"
'r
Nev
York
was
11VC
while
the
London
qnotatinn
n
ein'valen'
to
71.C"c.
To-tav
a
icm
raU
-inc
October
1921
was
touchpl
when
the
price
reached
71
the
advance
-continvllt
steadily
to
clos-
at
77c.
Business
Sessiqn
Of
Canadian
Club
Committee
Appointed-,
to
'Prepare
Nominations
For
Annual
-Meeting
Next
Wek
I
Various
matters
of
business
preparatory
to
the
animal,
Benerat
aieeting
next
week
wej'e
iak
en
up
last
night
at
a
generaf
meeting
of
the
Women's
Canadian'
Clnb
with
"
I
Mrs.
A.
E.
Parlow,
the
president
in
WASHINGTON;
D.C
April
25:
(the
chair.
A
committee
consisting
"
Lillian
Halliwell.
Mrs.
D.
The
Department
of
Agriculture
an-f
.,iMcD.
Hunter
and
Mrs.
Fred
Mc-
v.,.
Mm.
tlme
in
the
course
of
his
present
3
'
VLeod
WaS
app0inted
world
tour.
hU
name
hid
been
cor-
JSLf!0'
t2f
Tt
."inati
"lcs
r
rectly
pronounced
by
Mayor
An-
"
"
r
3"
ne
ar-
drew
Davison.
i
An
nta
rirtrtQo
"
In
Victoria
Arena
5000
Boy
SeuU
..
am,
rk
te
anU-,nated
this
KETCHIKAN
FISH
SALES
patrielpated
in
a
monster
Jamboree
f
'
tn
honor
of
honor
of
Lord
and
Lady
'
,
KETCHIK'AN,
April
25:
The
Lu-
3aden-Powell
who
had
arrived
.
.
.
the
k
r
I
men
and
T551
sold
catches
of
9,000
Mrs.
F.
A.
Drumb.
Wi
re-
from
the
Pacific
Coast.
and
3.000
nounds
of
halibut
here
Tuesday
to
Marlyn
Fish
Co..
th
former
for
6c
and
5c
and
the
latter!
for
8c
and
5c.
The
Remus
sold
3,000
pounds
of
salmon
to
San
Juan
at
10.5c
and
6c.
Radiophoto
Snows
Powers
That
Warned
Hitler
7-r
j
MEBMHinisgSBBsssiih
aiissSMMSBssiiiiiiiiiiiii
ff
4BBSSsBkK!3c!9HB
inP'SsBBSBBHHKl
HtSSSSiw&SDlBlflBsllllllllllllflH
javal
Mussolini
MacDonald
Flandln
Repres'tiUUvea
of
Frauce
Italy
and
Grea'
Britain
are
shown
in
this
radiophoto
from
Stresa.
Italy,
as
they
warned
Relchsfuehrer
Adolf
HtUer
of
Germany
that
they
were
in
agirment
Left
to
right.
French
Foreign
Minister
Pierre
Laval.
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
of
Italy
Prime
Minister
Ramsay
MacDonald
of
Ore
at
Britain,
and
Premier
Pierre
Flandin
of
France.
r
'HA:K
Jsisssssssssssswl
llHpPsfjHji
BBBBBBBBBBB
SBH.
SSSSH
HiissKBbhbsW
assssss!
Premier
J.
Ramsay
MacDonald
Burglars
Receive
Stiff
Sentences
Harry
Geddes,
Rufus
White
and
Alfred
Davidson,
i
breaking
and
entering
guilty.
Geddes
was
PIUCE:
5
CENTS
VANCOUVER
SITUATION
IS
QUIETE
BOOST
IS
Road
to
Peace
Broken
ANNOUNCED
United
States
Treasury
Fixed
Price
For
Silver
liaised
To
77.57c
RAMSAY
MACDONALD
REGRETFUL
OF
GERM
ANY
S
ACTION
r-
ftiof
nsurance
Rates
Trebled
in
Southern
City
Atter
Outbreak
permitting
of
Men
to
Return
to
Camps
May
Ease
Situation
(Jcncral
Walk()ut
of
All
Trade
Unions
Tomorrow
is
Suggested
AM
(lUVKR,
Anril
25:
(CP)
The
relief
camp
;
nation
was
quiet
today
a
the
unemployed
remained
n'.ver
but
fear
of
further
trouble
were
seen
in
the
i
r-iirhtv
insurance
companies
who
announced
that
The
Honeymoon
is
Over
Kjy
uiiu
id
ucoci
rr
Liu
Terrors,
Premier
Says
Keen
Disappointment
Expressed
by
British
Prime
Minister
at
Recent
Turn
of
Events
in
Europe
Following
Hitler's
Abrogation
LONDON,
April
25:
(CP)
Prime
Minister
J.
Ramsay
MacDonald,
in
an
article
written
for
the
"News
Letter."
official
organ
of
his
party
(Nationalist
Government),
bluntly
declares
today
that
"Germany
has
broken
up
the
road
to
peace
and
has
beset
it
with
terrors."
The
Premier
indicates
keen
disappointment
at
the
recent
turn
of
events
in
Europe
following
abrogation
by
Germany
of
the
military
clauses
of
the
Versailles
Treaty.
Blames
Germany
CALIFORNIA
TO
MEXICO
.Amelia
Earhart
Putnam
Failed
in
ion-$top
Attempt
Recently
But
Made
Good
Time
t
MEXICO
CITY.
April
25:
Mrs.
Amelia
Earhart
Putnam
arrived
here
a
few
days
ago
In
her
snub-nosed
monoplane
fron
Burbank,
tal
She
had
hoped
to
establish
a
new
speed
record
for
the
1753-mile
flight
but
failed
in
the
non-stop
attempt
when
she
was
forced
down
not
far
north
of
here.
Later
she
took
to
the
air
again
and
completed
the
trip.
Resident
Of
Port
Clements
Died
Saturday
L.
T.
Dunroe
Passed
Away
at
Age
Of
83
and
Was
Buried
on
Monday
1
Word
was
received
this
morning
from
Port
Clements
of
the
death
on
1
Saturday
last
of
F.
L.
T.
Dunroe82
Three
Indians
Sent
Down
For
i
nrkinr
and
Knterin
Store
!
of
age.
a
pioneer
British
Co-
At
Massett
lumbla
school
teacher.
He
was
bur
led
on
Monday
at
Port
Clements,
his
son
reading
the
Roman
Catholic
charged
with
service,
nequteui
uio
m
Martin's1"1
"
wujiic
ui.
imo.
general
store
at
Massett.
appeared'
r.
uunroo
daughters,
three
of
the
sons
being
before
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher
In
County
at
Port
Ctanzato.
Court
this
morning
and
pleaded
now
sentenced
to
T.
E.
Westhead
of
Triple
Island
Hghthouse,
who
has
been-on
a
vaca-
PenltenUary
and
White
and
David-
son
to
22
months
at
Okalla.
rP
to
Xf
ncD"ver'
"1
(the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yes-
iterday
on
his
way
back
to
the
Tax
on
T
Higher
iwo
Incomes
is
Up
;
).
Legislation
Providing-
For
Larger
Impost
on
Those
Getting
Over
$3000
in
Alberta
EDMONTON,
April
25:
Legislation
has
been
introduced
before
the
Alberta
Legislature
providing
an
Increase
in
tax
on
$5000
per-
year.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
April
25:
(CP)--Wheat
was
quoted
at
85VbC
on
the
tocai
exciiange
ycn.-iuay,
auvtwiu-i
lng
to
85i?
today.
J
.
ALASKA
FISHERMEN
NOT
JOINING
STRIKE
KETCHIKAN,
April
25:
(CP'
.
A.
N.
Dander,
president
of
the
Alaska
Trollers'
Assocla-
tion,
which
Includes
the
ma-
incomes
over
Jorlty
of
southeattern
Alaska
salmon
trollers,
said
yesterday
'
that
Alaska
fishermen
did
not
contemplate
Joining
the
Neah
Bay
and
Seattle
strike
in
pro-
test
at
head
and
ice
deductions
Imposed
by
Washington
fish
buyers.
U
4,