Vol.
XXIV..
No.
144.
Rest
During
Breakup
Big
Machinery
I
Now
on
Move
Under
Us
Ovn
Tower
ir
Wlinol
'
VANDERHOOF.
June
21:
The
VanCOUVer
Yineai
MacDonald
Placers,
of
which
Dert
1
fAl-v
I
1
W
SLmwWmm
.
I
C
LJ
f
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
Prince
Rupert-Overcast,
light
southeast
wind;
temperature,
57;
barometer,
30.01.
mm
-
1
4mm
n-
11
v,n
rhmtr
.
iff
.
"
,
:
J'.
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I....
u.vcrimcnt
when
Col
Tskai
&.ka
eatw.
Toto
-
spokesman,
de-SdJul'Sil
Simg
f"oJai;'
,
of
P
area
hauod
a
map.
so
aether
big
chunk
ol
cm!
has
been
rlr
Si
of
donSi
of
Chiang
KaT-Sh.k
-ri&
d.
la'or
and
aposUe
of
Chinese
unification,
by
Japan.
Japanese
troops
mote
Krih&?
a
rSHSn
into
the
anctcnt
capital
Peiping.
as
shown
on
former
invasion
two
years
ago.
Though
tne
Nip-ZjulWai
accepted,
supposedly
ending
anti-Japanes.-
activity
in
northern
China,
the
situation
remained
tense.
The
Chinese
capital
may
be
moved
further
south.
SILVER
DROPS
TO
LOWEST
:Pn
of
NwWertito
Wai
daimt
CIWPC
A
PR
II
??
Opened
Today
With
75
Men
At
I
Villi
iJlliVyij
rL
iVILI
UIU
sew
York,
London
and
Montreal
Prices
Were
Down
In
Sharpest
Decline
Since
Early
May
NEV
YORK,
June
.
decline
since
early
in
SOMERViLLE
GOLF
CHAMP
teats
Cordon
Taylor
of
Toronto
In
final
Saturday
at
Ancastrr
ANCA8TER,
Ont.
June
24:-Ross
Sumervllle
won
the
Canadian
amateur
coif
championship
lor
the
llfth
time
Saturday,
defeating
Gordon
Taylor
of
Toronto
seven
up
and
six
to
go
In
the
38-hole
nnai.
ritlNCirAL
VANCE
IHES
VANCOUVER,
June
24:-Rev
William
Henry
Vance
D
D.,
for
fif
teen
years
brinclpal
of
the
theolo-
Kcaj
conege
nere,
men
oiuiu;.
don
onen
market,
where
the
mi'!
was
quoted
at
a
price
equal
to
70.08
cents
an
ounce
and
declines
tn
the
Montreal
stiver
futures
market
from
16c
to
2'.C
an
ounce.
Thomas
Barton
Of
Coast
Mission
Died
Yesterday
VANCOUVER,
June
24:-Tho-;
mas
F.
Barton.
00
years
ui
MUr
treasurer
of
the
Columoia
coast
mission
since
1011
died
yesterday
Work
Behind
Police
Guards
NEW
WESTMINSTER.
June
24:
This
nort
was
re-
,
opened
todav
as
75
members
of
the
strike-breaking
union,
21:
In
the
sharpest
i-ii
single
days
Th(j
R
,
city
Waterfront
Workers'
Association,
oper-May,
the
price
of
bar
silver
for
(lo-
M
an
armed
RUard
of
f)0
Britj(.h
Coiumbia
poiice
BIG
MINING
OUTFIT
GOES
INTO
NORTH
Steam
Shovel
and
Dragline
Outfit
Will
Take
All
Summer
to
Ileach
Jlansnn
Creek
j
Left
in
February
the
om
transporting
The
pickets
made
one
attempt
to
break
throuah
at
the
wharf
head
but
were
dispersed
by
police.
Mrs.
Alder
Hostess
To
Many
Friday
Mrs.
W.
J.
Alder
entertained
at
a
delightful
reception
on
Friday
afternoon
at
her
home
on
Fourth
Avcpue.
Mrs.
J.
D.
Gibson,
Mrs.
J.
P.
Cade
and
Mrs,
J.
C.
McLennan
presided
at
the
tea
table
which
was
effec-t
tlvely
decorated
with
yellow
tulips,'
forget-me-nots,
white
lilac
and
tall
yellow
tapers.
Assisting
In
looking
I
after
the
many
guests
were
Mrs.
I
S.
D.
Johnston.
Mrs.
Q.
W.
Nick-'
erson.
Mrs.
A.
R,
Nichols.
Mrs.
C.
vAwrniivFn.
June
24:
(CP)
head,
Is
proceeding
again
with
lhe:V.
Evitt.
Mrs.
W.
Cruickshank,
Mrs.
VAflWUiwv,
...
.4
1
,
H
nun
nnuvr
lntnl.T
VV
Ntrhnlls
nnrt
Mr
n
Tl
Ar.
Wheat
was
quotca
nere
wauy
.11
...
...
79
lie
(Continued
on
page
three)
nold.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JUNE
24,
1935
Today's
Stocks
(OourtatT
S.
D.
Jotuxtoo
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
G
Nickel,
.28.
Big
Missouri.
.63.
Bradian.
1.90.
Bralorne,
5.10.
B.
R.
Cons,
.03.
B.
R.
X.
Gold,
.03
Vi.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.12.
Dentonla,
J5.
Dunwell.
MM.
Golconda,
2i.
Grange,
.04.
Mlntb.
.10.
Meridian,
.05.
Morning
Star,
.04
Vs.
National
Silver,
.03
Y2.
Noble
Five,
.07Vi-Pend
Oreille,
55.
Porter
Idaho.
.09..
Premier,
1.67.
Quesnel
Quartz,
.10.
Reward.
.02.
Reno.
1.44.
Silver
Crest.
D0
Salmon
Gold.
.IX
Taylor
Bridge,
.16:
Wayside.
.14
Vi.
Whitewater,
.07.
United
Empire.
.04.
Toronto
Central
Patricia.
1.67.
Chlbougamau.
.20.
Lee
Gold.
.01V4.
Granada,
.24.
.
Inter.
Nickel.
28.15.
Macassa,
1.70.
Noranda,
36.00.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
59.
Siscoe,
2.64.
Ventures,
.82
Vj.
Teck
Hughes.
4.03.
Sudbury
Basin,
1.33.
Columarlo,
.02
Vi.
Smelter
Gold,
.05.
Can.
Malartic.
.65.
Little
Long
Lac.
4.95.
Astoria
Rouyn,
.03
V2.
Stadacona,
.21.
Maple
Leaf.
.04.
Pickle
Crow,
2.45.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
122.
God's
Lake.
1.65.
Sturgeon
River
Gold,
.79.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore.
3ZY2.
San
Antonio,
3.65.
High
8:44
ajn.
155
It.
21:00
pjh.
19.8
It.
Low
2:24
ajn.
5.8
ft.
14:15
pm.
7.7
It.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
IN
W
SION
OF
OTTAWA
IS
PLANNED
WESTMINSTER
PORT
REOPENED
TODAY
UNDER
GUARD
Japan's
Army
Might
Again
Force
Concessions
From
China
CHAHAR
J
K
fteie
Camp
an
J
QfW
Unemployed
Expected
to
March
on
Ottawa
to
the
i
Number
ot
Twenty
toThirty
Thousand
Capitalists
From
Tacoma
Visit
the
City
from
Tacoma
was
here
at
the!
week-aid.
El
Primero.
with
the
owner.
S.
A.
Perkins
and
his
guest
'iCB.
Henderson
aboard
on
a
tour
.going
as
lar
north
as
Juneau
and
Sllka.
Mr.
Perkins
Is
the
owner
ol
four
dally
newspapers
In
the
state
of
Washington
and
Mr.
Henderson
Is
banker
and
both
were
much
Interested
In
the
local
situation
and
(particularly
In
the
development
ol
'this
port.
;
Mr.
Perkins
has
been
here
several
!
times
In
the
past
but
on
this
occa-'slon
he
took
a
much
greater
per-jsonal
interest
in
the
place
than
on
'the
occasion
ol
former
visits.
His
!
yacht
carried
a
crew
of
seven
men
land
is
vejy
finely
.fittedlip
It
jmakesa
speed
Of
1"
knots
and
has
a
cruising
radius
o:
5.000
mues.
The
boat
will
be
calling
here
on
the
way
south.
Effort
to
be
Made
to
Impress
Government
With
Seriousness
of
Situation
by
Workers
Who
Are
Unable
To
Find
Employment
OTTAWA,
June
24:
Dissatisfied
with
the
reception
they
were
given
by
Premier
Bennett
the
relief
camp
delegation
from
Regina
and
other
unemployed
delegations
predict
that
from
twenty
to
thirty
thousand
men
will
march
on
the
capital
for
the
purpose
of
trying
to
impress
the
government
with
the
seriousness
of
the
situation.
The
Regina
strikers
will
not
disband
or
return
to
relief
camps
but
it
is
expected
here
that
they
will
continue
their
trek.
Fraser
Lake
Sawmills
Have
Fifty
Carloads
of
Aspen
For
Shipment
Through
Prince
Rupert
Mill
is
Also
Shipping
About
a
Car
Load
a
Day
of
Lumber
To
the
Prairies
Employment
Given
About
v
SeventyrFivc
Men
Just
Now
FRASER
LAKE,
June
24:
Between
sawmill
and
woods,
operations
of
the
Fraser
Lake
Sawmills,
of
which
M
.M.
Connelly
is
the
head,
are
at
present
giving
employ
ment
to
about
seventy-five
men,
providing
a
tidy
summer
payroll
for
this
particular
district
The
sawmill
started
operations
this
year
on
May
15
and
Mr.
Connelly
xpects
to
continue
sawing
until
,.
'.'
September
at
least.
The
mill
has
a!
1
t
ii
.
1
apaclty
of
40.000
feet
per
day.
nailDUl
HJTlYaiS
Spruce
and
fir
lumber
is
turnea
out
by
the
plant,
most
of
which
Is
finished,
the
mill
being
well
equip
ped
with
planers.
Shipments
are
being
made
steadily
to
the
prairie
market
at
the
rat
of
about
one
car
(25.000
to
30.000
feet)
dally.
The
mill
at
Frater
Lake,
like
other
Interior
lumber
plants,
has
also
been
turning
out
switch
ties
(of
fir
hero
for
the
Canadian
Na
tional
Railways.
Aspen
Loss
to
China
Mr.
Connelly
now
has
fifty
car
loads
of
aspen
logs
ready
to
ship
through
Prince
Rupert
to
Uie
Orient.-
He
is
only
awaiting
orders
.now
to
send
this
timber.
Already
he
has
shipped
seventy-five
car
-loads
during
the
past
year
or
so
land
he
expects
the
market
to
ex
pand.
The
demand
now
is
for
a
tUghUy
better
grade
for
which
a
somewhat
higher
price
Is
paid.
De
velopment
of
hemlock
export
from
J
Fisheries.
Prince
Ruoert
would
facilitate
the
Kaien,
11,000,
export
of
aspen
logs
which
are
used
in
China
and
Japan
for
matchwood.
The
sticks
are
eight
to
sixteen
feet
Ion?
with
a
minimum
thickness
of
eight
inches
at
the
small
end.
G.
ST0NER
MUST
DIE
No
Rfprleve
Granted
by
Court
Of
Criminal
Appeal
Announced
This.
Morning
LONDON.
June
24
r
The
Court
of
Criminal
Appeal
today
dismissed
the
appeal
of
George
Storier
from
the
death
sentence
for
killing
F.
M.
Rattenbury.
Outside
the
court
sandwich
men
paraded
with
boaris
bearing
such
Injunctions
as
"Storer
must
be
reprieved"
and
'End
capital
American
Baltic,
18,000,
73c
and
55c,
Atlin
Fisheries.
Ionic.
15,000,
7.7c
and
55c,
Pacific
Fisheries.
Lumen,
11500,
7.7c
and
55c,
Royal
Fish
Co.
GJoa,
13,000.
7.4c
and
55c
Booth.
Fisheries.'
Eureka.
11,000,
7.7c
and
55c,
Royal
Fish
Co.
Frisco,
19,000,
7.4c
and
55c,
Cold
I
Storage.
Canadian
Aiken,
13,000,
5.6c
and
5c
Booth
Fisheries.
Teeny
Millie,
7500,
55c
and
5c
JoW
Storage.
Margallce,
3,000,
55c
and
5c
Atlin
Fteherie.
AUi,
14,000,
5.7c
and
5c
Atlin
5.7c
and
5c
Ortd
Storage.
The
White
Hope
with
18,090
pounds,
went
to
Butedale
Saturday
ind
sold
for
5.8c
and
52c
ALL
ARE
INVITED
TO
KETCHIKAN
TOR
THE
FOURTH
OF
JULY
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alier
has
received
the
following
wire
from
Mayor
P.
J.
Gil-more
of
Ketchikan.
"A
cordial
Invitation
Is
extended
to
you
.
and
your
people
to
participate
In
the
Fourth
of
July
cele-
brations
this
year.
We
will
.
have
at
least
two
navy
boats
here
with
parade
and
bands,
water
sports,
dances
and
fire-
'works
and
many
other
events.
May
we
look
forward
to
your
visit."
!