today's
Weather
Prince
nupert-Overcast.
light
southeast
wind,
barometer.
29.70;
temperature.
55
sea
moderate.
She
Tomorrow's
Tides
Hlzh
.11:59
ajn.
16.9
ft.
23:39
pjn.
205
It
Low
5:45
ajn.
'AS
ft.
17:30
pjn.
8.8
It.
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THURSDAY,
JUNE
13,
1935
PKICE:
5
CENTS
'
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vl
TYW
Mr.
l
WAtk
DECLARED
ONE
HUNDRED
DIE
WHEN
Ontario
Premier
to
Take
Other
Steps
in
Selling
Securities
Provincial
Bank
Interest
Rate
Two
and
a
Half
Percent
and
Bonds
Will
lie
Sold
TORONTO,
June
13:
(CP)
vofitment
houses
which
refused
to
buy
up
a
;rovernment
of
Ontario
bond
issue.
Premier
Mitchell
Hepburn
an
nounced
today
that
interest
would
be
increased
from
two
to
two
and
a
half
percent
and
thirty
new
branches
would
be
opened
at
the
earliest
poatble
date.
On
la
no
Dona
wouia
v
be
ottered
for
sale
to
Uw
public
direct,
the
Premier
announced
In
addition
Mr.
Hepburn
promised
to
tax
to
the
limit
some
ot
those
wry
bond
houses
"
Today's
Stocks
(OourVMj
B
D.
Jatatton
Go.)
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I
ynctoef
U
6.
rlkei,
M.
Big
Missouri,
JM,
Utd1rVi,fl.
Bralorrie,
4.M.
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fcm.
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task).
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it
x.
am.
jw.
(mux
Quart,
1.16.
DenUnlk.
M.
iMinwejft.
M.
Georgia
Rtrer.
.OOfc.
Ovleonda,
33
ft.
OUdcr
Greek.
JMft.
Orange,
.OSVfr.
Mtnto,
HQ.
V
Meridian,
MV.
Morning'
Star.
.04
Natfttul
SIItw.
.04.
Noble
five,
J08.
Prml
Orttilc,
.M.
Porter
'Idaho.
j094.
Premier,
l.flt.
Quesnel
quart.
.11
HeeveMtDoiaH.
.12.
He
ward,
,03.
Hrno,
3,48.
Bllvef
Crest,
.00i.
Salmon'Oold,
.12.
WayUde,
Mk-Wawlji
Tangier.
.00V.
United
Empire.
.04.
Toronto
CentrallPatrlela,
1.70.
Chibougamau,
.21Vk.
Lee
Gold.
,0H.
Oranada,
.29.
Int.
Nickel.
28.45.
Macassa,
1.86.
Noranda,
39.75.
Sherrltt
Oordon,
.65.
Slscoe,
2.72.
Ventures,
.82.
Lake
Maron,
.04.
Teck
Hughes,
4.04.
Sudbury
Basin.
1
41.
Columarlo,
.03V4-Smelter
Dold,
.07.
Can.
Malartlc,
.01.
Little
Long
Lac.
5.15.
Astoria
Rouyn,
.04.
Stadacona,
20Vt-Maple
Leaf,
.05.
Pickle
Crow.
2.51
McKeniJc
lied
Lake.
1.24.
Ood'a
Lake,
1.64.
Sturgeon
River
Gold,
.81.
Hed
Lake
Oold
Shore,
.32
SALMON
AT
KETCHIKAN
wiranifttfAM
t,,
ft-
Thi
wiuiuitnii!
aunt;
-
Beaver
was
the
only
salmon
boat
on
Uic
board
here
yesterday.,
re-
celvlng
7.6c
and
4c
from
San
Juan
lor
1000
pounds.
There
were
a
few
email
catches
for
the
co-operative,
to
lc
Raised
From
Two
To
New
Branches
Opened;
Direct
to
Public
Declaring
war
on
the
in
rates
of
provincial
banks
USK.
STORE
IS
ROBBEDi
I'rrmUes
ot
Lee
Itethurem
Entered
And
$15
in
CaMi
is
Taken
Constable
II.
L.
McKenney
of
Terrae-reports
to
dlvWooal.
head
quarters
of
the
provincial
poHce
here
that
the
store
of
J.
L.
13eth-urem
at
Usk
was
broken
into
the
nlgtit
before
last
and
$45
In
cash
stolen.
Corp.
Robert
Oibeon
of
district
headquarters
of
the
provln-etay
police
left
o.i
last
evening's
train
for
Terrace
to
assist
Constable
McKenney
In
his
investigation
of
the
Usk
robbery
as
well
as
the
recent
burglary
of
the
government
liquor
store
at
Terrace
when
$100
worth
ot
liquor
was
taken.
Activities
Planned
By
Local
Gyro
Club
Minstrel
Show
and
Midnight
Entertainment
Under
Contemplation
liusinrss
Luncheon
Yesterday
The
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
Is
planning
further
activities
in
the
near
future
in
aid
of
Its
playground
and
other
community
service
work,
some
of
these
plans
being
dls-
tuseed
at
the
regular
monthly
busi
ness
luncheon
yesterday.
One
ot
the
projects
under
contemplation
it
a
minstrel
show
which
Is
so
far
in
the
embryonic
stage.
Another
is
a
mWnlaht
show
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
In
collaboration
with
the
local
branch
of
the
Navy
League
of
Canada,
the
program
of
whjch
would
include
a
lecture
by
the
commander
of
II.
M.
C.
S.
Armen-tlerrca
and
a
motion
picture
film,
depicting
the
exploits
of
the
German
submarine
U35
during
the
Groat
War.
The
Gyro
share
would
go
to
playgrounds
and
the
Navy
League
share
to
financing
the
Sea
Cadets'
summer
camp.
Other
matters
under
discussion
at
yesterday's
meeting
included
objective
finances,
playground
Improvement
work.
etc.
A
final
report
on
the
recent
hoe-down
dance
showed
net
proceeds
of
some
$140
for
the
playground
fund.
Two
weeks
hence
there
will
be
an
Impromptu
debate
among
members
on
the
subject
of
whether
or
not
economic
readjustment
can
be
brought
about
by
legislation.
HAR
SILVER
,
NEW
YORK.
June
13:
(CP)-Dar
ti
silver
closed
at
72lc
per
ounce
on
the
local
metal
market
yesterday,
It
dropped
today
to
.7280,
the
same
price
as
In
Montreal.
Canada
May
Aid
Abyssinia
As
War
Statement
ot
Premier
MussoUul
that
Tariou-turvpsiaa..goYernmer.
s
are
shipping
arms
snd
mu--nitions
to
Abyinla
seem.-,
to
be
borne
out
by
this
picture
saowin
;
Ethiopian
warrior-
carrying
boze3
of
ammunition
a:
Addis.
Ababa
Here
the
troops
of
Emporor
Halie
Selassie
are
concentrating
for
expected
war
wila
Itajy
s
expeditionary
force.
It
is
now
r
portec
that
Canada
is
to
Join
in
supplying
Ethopla
with
war
materials.
TAKEN
TO
KETCHIKAN
Principals
in
llyder
Shooting
Af-J
fray
at
First
City
One
in
Hospital,
Other
in
Jail
KETCHIKAN.
June
13:
Bring
ing
Charles
Lundle,
suffering
from
bullet
wounds
in
the
abdomen
Ahlch
are
said
to
be
serious
but
not
critical
and
unlikely
to
prove
:
fatal,
and
Thomas
Cromble.
his
al-
j
leged
assailant
In
a
shooting
affray
at
llyder
on
Sunday
last,
the
coast-I
guard
cutter
Cyane
returned
here,
yesterday.
Lundle
has
been
placed
in
hospital
here
and
Cromble
re-(
mains
under
arrest,
having
surrendered
to
the
United
States
de-,
...
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puvy
marsnai
in
iiyuer
auer
u.iv-
r
.
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Inn
Kaam
n
nnrahnnHArl
u
j
j
n
f
c
GrAnn
ft
Lundic
and
Cromble
are
alleged
tr
1ua
mtn
a11ai-4
n
flap
n
r4fMlr
t
IU
1UTG
lUailt.lt.U
UllVl
VI4U1A-"'
Ing
bout.
After
they
had
slugged
at.
each
other
with
anything
in
reach,!
OTTAWA,
June
13:-The
pro-Crorable.
declaring
that
Lundle
iposal
of
G.
0.
;Fooie.
United
Far-had
been
constantly
bullying
hlm,;mer
of
Alberta
member
for
Mac-took
a
22-callbre
rifle
and
shot
Leod
for
an
issue
of
scrip
money
Lunate,
u
is
saia.
Trial
will
proceed
after
Lundle
has
recovered
sufficiently.
NAVIGATION
IS
OPENED
i
,
I
First
Ships
of
Season
Arrive
at
Nome
and
Occasion
is
Fittingly
Celebrated
NOME,
Alaska.
June
13:
First
tWte
nf
I
tin
caq
enn
f
rrl
voi-1
ti
dni
1
91111.9
ui
i
sv
oviwun
uitifvu
iiviv
from
Seattle
Tuesday
following
the
ppenlng
of
the
navigation
season1
and
the
event
was
duly
celebrated.
The
coastguard
cutter
Northland
and
the
Alaska
Steamship
Co.'s
steamer
Victoria
both
arrived.
The
town
band
went
out
aboard
a
scow
to-meet
them.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
June
13:
(CP)
Wheat
was
quoted
at
78l'8c
on
the
locals
exchange
today.
UPON
BOND
HOUSES
EXPLOSIVE
FACTORY
BLOWS
UP
:
KING
GEORGE
IS
MAKING
SATISFACTORY
RECOVERY
SANDRINOHAM.
June
13:
(CPi
King
George
was
re-
ported
today
to
be
recovering
satisfactorily
from
his
attack
of
bronchial
catarrh.
He
arose
at
the
usual
hour
and
spent
another
restful
day
on
his
estate.
OPPOSED
TO
SCRIP
,
,
,
,,
i
Proposal
of
United
Farmer
of
A1-'
berta
Member
Finds
no
Favor
With
Premier
Rennett
in
Canada
was
bitterly
opposed
In
the
House
of
Commons
by
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett.
The
effect
of
such
an
issue
would
be
"monetary
chaos."
the
Prime
Minister
declared.
It
was
pointed
out
that,
under
the
Canada
Bank
Act,
a
fine
of;
$400
was
provided
for
Issuing
scrip
;
money.
!
Mrs.
N.
Mussallem
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
this
morning
from
Vancouver
where
she
has
been
spending
the
past
few
weeks.
She
was
accompanied
by
her
mother,
Mrs.
Sarah
Mussallem
of
Port
Haney.
who
will
spend
some
time
here.
The
elder
Mrs.
Mussallem
is
a
former
resident
of
Prince
Rupert,
having
been
in
the
south
for
the
past
thirteen
years.
Mrs.
Mussallem
went
south
to
attend
the
graduaUon
from
the
Royal
Columbian
Hospital
at
New
Westminster
of
her
daughter.
Miss
Cleo
Mussallem
R.N.,
who
has
now
Joined
the
staff
of
Klngsway
Hospital
In
Vancouver.
Looms
Again
HIS
BACK
IS
BROKEN
Hilton
Tilley
Meets
With
Serious
Accident
Out
of
Prince
George
And
May
Not
Recover
At
midnight
on
Tuesday
Hilton
Tilley
ofPrince
George
was
struck
on
a
road
outside
ot
Prince
George
by
an
automobile
driven
by
J.
O.
Wilson,
Prince
George
barrister,
sustaining
a
fracture
of
the
back
which
has
resulted
in
paralysis
of
the
lower
part
of
the
body,
his
recovery
being
doubtful,
according
to
word
received
at
divisional
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police.
It
appears
that
Tilley
and
his
father-in-law,
Mr.
Nash,
had
parked
a
truck
on
the
left
hand
side
of
the
road
while
repairs
were
being
made
following
a
breakdown.
Tilley
saw
the
lights
of
Wilson's
car
approaching
and
went
out
to
flag
it.
In
so
doing,
he
was
struck
by
the
bumper
of
the
oncoming
vehicle.
CHURCH
BILL
THROWN
OUT
Canadian
Newspapers
Not
to
be
Compelled
to
Publish
Names
of
j
Their
Shareholders
OTTAWA.
June
13:
(CP)
The
'Senate
banking
and
commerce
committee
yesterday
unanimously
threw
out
a
bill
of
T.
L.
Church,
;
Conservative
member
for
Toronto,
which
would
have
compelled
newspapers
In
Canada
to
publish
the
names
of
their
shareholders.
Mortgage
Interest
Rate
For
Year
Set
OTTAWA,
June
13:
Interest
rate
of
six
percent
on
mortgages
for
the
year
1935
is
set
under
a
bill
Introduced
in
the
House
of
Com
mons
by
the
government.
i
Horrible
Disaster
in
Munitions
Plant;
Huge
Crater
Only
Remains
Broken
and
Maimed
Bodies
of
Victims
Strewn
in
Wreckage
Following
Holocaust
at
Hheindorf,
Germany
WITTENBERG,
Germany,
June
13:
(CP)
At
least
one
hundred
persons
are
reported
killed
as
a
result
of
an
explosion
today
in
an
explosives
factory
at
Rheindorf.
beveral
hundred
were
working
at
the
time
of
the
blast.
The
plant
was
blown
to
bits,
leaving
only
a
huge
crater
filled
with
the
broken
and
maimed
bodies
of
victims
among
the
charred
ruins.
IS
STILL
ATLARGE
Reports
ol
William
Maban's
Arrest
'
In
Wererhauser
Kidnapping
I
Officially
Denied
BUTTE,
Mon..
June
13:
Chief
of
Police
Murphy.
Assistant
Chief
Dugan
and
federal
"O"
men
gavel
official
denial
to
reports
that
WU
-
liam
Mahan,
wanted
in
connection
Place
Trekke
in
with
the
Weyernauser
kidnapping,
had
been
arrested
in
Montana.
!
regina,
June
13:
Following
a
Murphy
stated
that
he
and
Dugan
day.s
stay
at
Medicine
Hat.
wei-have
been
engaged
In
tracking
ern
unemployment
relief
camp
down
reports
of
Mahan's
where-,
strikers
arrive
here
tonight
In
the
aboute
which
had
come
to
naught,
course
of
their
"March
on
Ottawa."
The
remainder
of
the
$200,000
when
the
men,
numbering
ap-ansom
money
will,
it
Is
expected,
proximately
1800
arrive
here
from
e
accounted
for
ifter
Mahan
is
Moose
Jaw,
it
is
understood
Royal
aken.
I
Canadian
Mounted
Police
and
rail-
Harman
Waley.
who
was
arres-
ted
two
days
ago
at
Salt
Lake
City
'ith
his
wife,
declared
that
he
and
Mahan
had
spilt
the
$200,000
but
that
Mahan
had
short-changed
him
of
$5000.
It
is
now
believed
that
only
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Waley
and
Mahan
were
iivolved
in
the
kidnapping.
Young
George
Weyernauser
Is
reported
to
have
been
taken
to
Salt
Lake
City
to
identify
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Waley
as
his
abductors.
OTTAWA,
June
13:
The
Mac-TACOMA,
June
13:
(CP)
Har-
donald
Commission
report
on
unf
mon
M.
Waley
and
his
wife,
fol-
employment
relief
camps
in
British
lowine
their
arrest
at
Salt
Lake
Columbia
recommends
that
ten-
last
dency
to
trafficking
in
certain
City,
arrived
here
by
airplane
night
and
were
immediately
ar-isuPPlies
to
remotely
situated
raigned
on
charges
of
kidnapping
'
mVs
be
discontinued.
Provision
andiof
better
recreational
and
educa-with
young
Oeorge
Weverhauser
extortion,
facilities
in
the
camps
Is
re-
of
$200,000
for
ran-:tlonal
som.
The
couple
pleaded
not
guilty
and
waived
hearing,
being
taken
to
Olympla
Jail
pending
further
developments.
ORDERS
FOR
NEW
PLANES
LONDON.
June
13
Order
has
been
given
by
the
British
government
for
one
hundred
new
bombing
planes,
equipped
with
Rolls-Royce
engines,
for
the
Royal
Air
Force.
It
is
the
first
in
a
series
ot
orders
which
will
be
given
to
bring
the
Air
Force
up
to
the
increased
strength
as
recently
agreed
upon
by
Parliament.
'
R.
O.
McKerchar
of
the
group
department
of
Sun
Life
Assurance
Co.
head
ofice
at
Montreal
and
Mrs.
McKerchar
are
here
today
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
Oeorge.
They
came
from
Vancouver
and
will
make
the
round
trip
to
Anyox
and
Stewart,
disembarking
here
tomorrow
afternoon
and
proceeding
east
by
train.
STRIKERS
IN
REGINA
NOW
Trek
of
Relief
Camp
Men
to'
Ottawa
Continues
Across
the
frames
To
Be
Stopped
;,,.Dortfd
Th,t
Pnlic
lnlr,
Tn
way
poHce
will
remove
them
from
the
train
and
place
them
in
camp
here.
More
Educational
And
Recreational
Facilities
Urged
pflmmtntiM
also.
Chinese
Members
Of
Ship's
Crew
Under
Arrest
VANCOUVER,
June
13:
(CP)
Seven
Chinese
members
of
the
crew
of
the
transpacific
steamer
Empress
of
Japan
were
arrested
yesterday
and
charged
with
assaulting
Alex
McOinlay,
white
steward,
aboard
the
ship
recently.
VANCOUVER
LONGSHORE
STRIKE
IS
QUIET
TODAY;
CARGO
BEING
HANDLED
VANCOUVER,
June
13:
(CP)
-The
longshoremen's
strike
is
proceeding
quietly
with
the
Shipping
Federation
unload-
ing
nine
of
eighteen
ships
in
port.
Victoria
longshoreman
haver
decided
to
take
no
action
at
present.
'
"