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r
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B.I
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it'-
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people
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"
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Elbow
I
Vs.
.
t
.
nnvil
TT?
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m
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far
Li
j
rrn-w
-
-
.
.
.
-
.i
tjur
or
canaaa
ano
m
u
'.
Urh
today
Throughout
he
royal
train
crept
a
mg
from
northern
to
Ontario
and
Their
Mates
almost
constantly
out
-.id'
.
rear
platform
waving
to
-i
who
were
gathered
a
ev
1.
s'atlon
they
pas-xd
cts
four
official
stops
and
unofficial
ones
and
i'
;
that
two
million
pcopln
-
King
and
Queen.
the
warmcat
day
Their
have
experienced
In
fan
fh"
temperature
standlr.s
(
:y
degrees.
Manv
peoplr
:
f.hrv
waited
for
the
Ro
a
i
I
'.he
day
the
King
suffer-in
ury
to
his
elbow
when
j
t
tic
a
sudden
lurch
and.
.
own
against
the
wall
of
..i'.ion
car.
Ie
were
at
Windsor
After
stoos
at
London.
Woodstock.
Hrantford
and
'xiay
they
left
the
train
1
-"Tines
late
this
afternoon;
td
o
Niagara
FalU
where
nndlna
the
evening
At
Pacific
Standard
Timet
they
will
enter
the
Un
Edward
Bcatty
Chats
with
King
and
Queen
lust
before
learlnr
Uonf.rca!
being
mt
at
the
border
I
Decrease
Not
Great
Considering
iry
or
Btal
coroen
nun
i'.
Ambassador
Sir
Ronald
will
be
spent
at
two
ttays
tn
New
York,
talk
of
triumphal
pro--'wn
Fifth
Avenue
such
as
!cd
national
heroes
Conditions,
Report
Shows
n
1
,
T
r
11
1
decreased
by
$40
or
two
per
ceiu
UrOUght
IS
Lnded
tirom
mi
In
reporunt
this
to
the
I
ln..vmM
nf
Trait
And
v.'Offl-
flvPI
VYtr
Wlflp
HIUC
Area
ica
In
mercc.
V
E
Duclos,
Canadian
Trade
llVrmlMtonerat
Hong
Kong,
.nates
Saskatchewan
Now
RT
i
'
:
ttfa
1
y-r
A
June
7
(CP
-Accord-
..
t...
what
Poi.iuIiv
recorded
under
the
foregoing
,:c7eral
days
have
endea
'
ronditlons
over
a
wide
Saskatchewan.
Near
Way-
Inwever.
the
moUturc
came1
.2"
Roosevelt
Trip
West
Postponed
entered
the
Iloni
Kong
market
in
1938
with
a
number
of
new
products
I
i
.
4
ihaM
rki
lm-
.
....
.
..
I
Ik..
.I.,.,.!!
cllMvn
iC
art
general
rams
oi
iikiiumbh.
bu
hw
-i
LONDON.
June
7:
(CP)
Cloudy
weather
nr
rnln
was
nromlsed
for
today
to
bring
relief
to
EnRland
after
n
twentv-twn
dnv
heat
wave.
Yfitcrdav
it
wns
elchtv
above
In
Lnilrlm.
C.
An,
,,nf
nvartlV
-....wil,
ruillicifl
Mil;
iiu.
'aring
drought
but
would
welcome
fain,
entirely
flue
to
me
iutwijf
trade
during
the
nertod
under
re-J
Tlew.M
imnortc
of
wheal
flour
from
can-
'ad
Increased
from
1M,7
plculs
(
.
.
1
0n
MAM
nlnlllli
al.
'
thouah
the
total
value
decreased
by
$1.7.
while
tmporU
of
Douglas
,
fir
declined
by
$.1.
"The
combined
decrease
of
above
three
item
s
I
amounted
to
$338.im."
states
Mr
iti.im
-which
would
tndicair
knai
...
in
the
toUl
value
of.
,
'-jX
.h.
f
uina
-off
U,i5Utlve
Developments
jmport.
Into
Hong
Kon
Uwa
Cau.e
Departure
for
West
JJ'JJ
decrCaed
volume
to
be
Deferred
neM
m
certain
products
rath-
!er
than
a
general
decline:-
ln-
rASHINOTON.
D
C
.
June
7
-jcrisei
were
shown
tn
lrnpoi
from
Cx.j
to
new
leglslaUve
develop-!canada
of
sulphate
of
ammonia,
nr.
which
will
require
his
pres-ipjg
i,a,
motor
lorries,
potatoes,
in
Washington
at
the
end
ot!
.
sheets,
metals
N.o.p..
J;'"'
President
Franklin
D.
Roose-,
nul
tW
paper,
sulphur
and
f
roaen
K
i
postponed
his
proposed
trip
t
ae
Pacific
Coast,
It
was
an-
un
rd
vestcrdayi,
He
may
swir
f
'
on
July
2.
'
Ti:n
President
sUted
ycsteiday,
taMhere
would
be
no
spending
cr.iram
thu
vear.
ArrangemenUi
?rs
being
made
to
provide
credit
icr
small
business
men.
England
Has
Had
It
Warm
C
iudy
Weather
or
Rain
Promised
For
Today
To
llrlng
Relief
From
Twenty-two
Day
Heat
Wave
Halibut
Sales
American
.
.
ae
aaa
n..lrl
ntAmm
i
uaivesioii,
jo,wv,
uu
".-
7.5c
and
65c.
Sherman.
22,000,
Pacific.
7.6c
nnd
55c.
,
.
Teddy
J
15W,
Dooth,
7.0c
nnd
1
55c.
(nn:lillan
wa?
I
nnnn
Ttnolh.
C.8C
and
I
lUlilUli,
v,vwv,
'
.
.
...
A.
Alkcn,
14,000,
Cold
Storage,
...
.1
Kn
UIIU
....
..!
Dickie
Boy,
4500,
Alim.
ojc
im
5c.
.
num.
7,000,
Atlln,
C.lc
nna
oc
IUR
GOLl
7:
(CP)
The
Montreal
price
of
bar
gold
on
he
London
Market
was
o
1c.
closing
yesterday
at
$34.79
per,
nnc
ou..w
"her
arc
seen
he
c
hulng
O
Their
Malcifica
Kln''
Georrr
wn!i
Si:
Ldwart
VI
snd
Queen
EllzabetJi
met
and
K'
.,
U..D
Ph.:::ian
and
prcni-ihook
hand
wltfa
several
dlrec-
dent,
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
tors
of
the
CsnsdUn
Pacific
Kail-1
and
Sir
Uerbert
Holt
Otner
dl
TRADE
TO
Italians
Home
HONG
KONG
.s.g
Jln
uvil
War
ROMS
June
7:
(OP-Twniy
thousand
Italian
soldiers.
Just
re
OTTAWA
,)J
une
t-WhlleAinn
rtniiitrned
from
the
SpanBso
Cttll
vmt
LONDON.
June
7:
(CP
A
representative
of
the
Foreign
Office
will
go
to
Moscow
to
speed
negotiations
for
a
mutual
assistance
pact
bctnrcn
Great
Rrltain,
France
and
Russia,
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
told
the
House
of
Commons
today.
The
Prime
Minister
seemed
particularly
optimistic
over
a
sucreasful
conclusion
of
th
pact
Mr.
Chamberlain
said:
The
government
has.
1
believe,
been
able
to
satisfy
the
Soviet
gov-ernment.w
The
Rritish
government,
the
Prime
Minister
added,
was
prepared
to
conclude
an
agrremcnt
on
a
basis
of
full
reciprocity.
n::'.jr
presented
by
S!r
dwsrd
were
Sis
Carles
Gordon,
G.B.E..
D
i
.
oieman,
vice-president,
j
Drlg.-Gen.
F
S.
MelKhen,
('.M.O..
!
Ross
McMaster
and
M.
W.
WUson.
KILLED
BY
Owen
White,
Prominent
In
Communist
Activities
Here,
Loses
Life
Instantly
Owen
iVWMuJtBc
n
rcal
Jars
AjJt4P4eife
tanriMi
svmnro
Mn
mvtewed
resident
of
Priaee
Rupert
and
base
!
today
by
ITcmier
Benito
Mimbj-
known
as
a
worker
ol
the
com
nf
.m.i
tn
.iLablLihedHtnl
Yesterday
thry
were
welcomed
munlst
party
here,
was
instantly
articles,
the
total
value
of
Canad-1
home
on
landing
at
Naples
by!
killed
yesterday
afternoon
In
an
tan
Imports
into
this
Crown
colony
King
Vietor
Emmanuel
that
-this
decrease
is
more
than
ac-
rminied
for
by
one
of
$77,214
when
S
HOPEFUL
ABOUT
PACT
compared
with
1W7
.Imports
ol
.
ChamotrUin
Inuicates
Canadian
ory
sau
hi
-
.......
......
tl,
SlirrM.fr
Concluded
With
Russia
accident
wmmc
uuviwiii
u
the
Skeena
River
Highway
about
a
mite
beyond
Cloyah
Day.
White
was
sawing
a
log
from
the
lower
side
when
the
log
in,
some
way
collapsed
and
rolled
onj
top
of
him.
Men
working
three!
hundred
yards
away
heard
thej
crash
and
rushed
up.
White
was'
lying
in
a
ditch
beside
the
road!
with
the
lne
on
toD
of
him.
Even
I
then
he
was
probably
dead
for
U
i
was
found
that
the
injuries
as
at
result
of
the
crushing
had
been!
very
exwrwve.
The
accident
occurred
at
3:15
o.m.
and.
within
an
twur,
the
authorities
had
been
notified
by
Tohn
Carlson.
Coroner
A.
J.
Lan
caster,
Dr.
R.
O.
Large
and
Constables
C
F.
Oland
and
D.
W.
Taylor
proceeded
at
once
to
tha
?cene,
later
bringing
the
body
In.
Whlto
was
about
fifty
years
of
age
and
is
survived
by
a
widow
tnd.
grown
children
residing
on
Seventh
Avenue
to
the
rear
of
the
Armory
William
F.
Stone
Is
sailing
thii
afternoon
on
the
Trlnce
Oeorg?
for
a
business
trip
to
Stewart.
Loan
Arranged
In
New
York
Will
Help
Province
To
Get
Started
With
Road
Program
.VICTORIA,
June
7:
(CP)
A
$4,000,000
New
York
loan
that
will
release
money
for
a
substantial
ronfl
nnd
public
works
program
in
British
Columbia
this
year
has
liecn
obtained
by
Hon.
John
Hart,
minister
of
finance,
it
is
announced.
About
$1,000,000
will
be
available
for
a
provincial
road
scheme.
In
addition
the
loan
will
make
it
possible
to
work
out
difficulties
with
Ottawa
so
that
financing
of
various
Dominion-provincial
public
works
may
be
arranged.
Two
million
dollars
will
go
to
help
meet
$5,000,-000
of
debt
maturities
in
July
and
another
$1,000,000
to
refunding
certain
treasury
bills
now
falling
due.
Speaker
Garner
Is
Not
Favored
On-mtirtn
to
HU
Candidatnre
For
President
Comes
From
Another
Quarter
T
Af
CAT!
VASHINOION
LUu
L
rLLiLi
Cnposttkm
to
Ui
the
D.C..
June
7.
candidature
of
Vice-President
Jinn
Nance
Garner
for
the
Democratic
presidential
nomination
came
from
another
quarter
yesterday
when
the
National
Riant
to
Work
Congress
assailed
him
as
being
.the
candidate
of
big
.
t
a
-a
kZL-.
w.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
lOourtesgr
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Vancouver
Dig
Missouri,
.16.
Bralorne,
11.76.
Cariboo
Quarts.
25
div.
Dentonfca.
.(.
-
FaSrvlew.
.034.
Gold
Belt.
25.
Hedley
Mascot,
.86.
Minto.
.02
A.
Noble
Five.
.014.
Pacific
Nickel,
.16.
Pend
Oreille.
1.42.
Pioneer.
2.45.
Premier.
1.90.
Privateer,
1.30.
.
Reeves
McDonald.
;18.
Reno,
.49.
Reward.
.02.
Relief
Arlington.
.09.
Salmon
GokL
.09.
Sheep
Crek,
1.17v
Hedley
Amalgamated,
.03
ask.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.14.
Calmont,
.36.
'
C.
&
E..
2.15.
Freehold,
.03
Vs.
Home,
2.46.
Pacalta,
.05.
Royal
Canadian,
.21.
Okilta.
1.15.
Mercury,
.06.
Prairie
.Royalties,
.20.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.33.
;
BeatUe.
U6.
Central
Patricia,
2.26.
Con.
Smelters,
44.00.
East
Malartlc.
"2.70.
Fernland,
.04&.
Francoeur,
.22V4.
Gods
Lake,
.34.
Hardrock,
1.16.
Int.
Nickel.
50.00.
Kerr
Addison,
1.88.
Little
Long
Lac,
3.05.
MacLeod
Cockshutt,
2.15
.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.40.
McKcnzie.
Red
Lake,
U3.
Moneta,
1.17.
.
Noranda,
80.00.
Pickle
Crow,
4.90.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.66.
San
Antonio,
1.65.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.Q7.
Stadacona,
.55.
Uchl
Gold.
1.38.
Bouscadillac,
.06.
Mosher,
.17.
Oklend,
.08,
Smelters
Gold,
.04'
V
Dom.
Bridge,
29.25.
r
i
Tomorrow
sT
ides
Weather
Forecast
Prince
Itspert
and
Qui
"-
n"--loUe
4.54
a.m.
17.1
ft
HI
Islands
Moderate
wc:it
w
iU.
18:08
p.m.
17
mostly
cloudy
with
a
few
lr-.ht
11:30
a.m.
-A
.
CI..
I
showers.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Of
yKXVHI
No.
132
TRIP
WAS
STRENUOUS
.......
in
in
Ontario
a
King
I
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JUNE
7,
1939.
PRINCE
Stephens
of
Rralorne,
ol
Prince
Rupert
and
son
oi
I
points.
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
M.
5L
Stephens
ol
j
-jls
afternoori
PACTS
WITH
GERMANY
rtr.HI.IN
Ormanv
has
con
prick
:
cbiits
BIRKENHEAD
Vancouver
Board
Of
IN
SORROW
Traj
Party
Visiting
Memorial
Service
Held
Today
Instead
of
Gay
Tarty
Which
Was
Tlanned
Prince
Rupert
oday
CTTR-T?eicEuDas
h3?c
S
"a.
Goodwill
Tour
Along
Coast
is
Proving
Highly
Enjoyable
gay
party
in
bukuhwu
rfrbrate
the
completion
of
the
new1
submarine
Thetis.
Fafty
frocks
how-ever,
have
been
replaced
by
mourn-1
trie
dresses.
This
afternoon
there
was
a
memorial
service
In
Llver-
-Being
Entertained
by
Local
Chamber
of
Commerce
This
Aitcrnoon
Led
by
their
president,
G.
Lyall
Fraser,
and
the
energetic
executive
secretary,
W.
E.
Payne,
eighty-four
members
of
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
are
visiting
Prince
Alice.
CaDt.
P''ii
nav
over
me
ixjfc
w
ucic
uus
.,v.i
n
-
Th-t:s
llet
on
the
bottom
wim
jtupert
Rnnort
tOUay
trulnv
aDOartl
nhnnrrl
thp
me
stpnmnr
sieamur
i
Princess
rinurajs
Aisce,
apt
ninety-nindead
aboard.
William
Thompson,
in
the
course
of
an
excursion
tour
of
Effort
are
stiii
being
maae
w
t
British
Columbia
coast
and
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
n.
Hf
tmnnwcmi.
im
..
.Tji-iri
since
leavinK
Vancouver
a
searciung
inquiry
u
ibibw.
Stoker
W.
C.
Arnold,
ow
of
the
four
survivors.
svs
that
somntb'.ng
happened
an
hour
and
a
half
after
he
submarine
took
the
dive.
There
via-,
a
rush
of
air
from
the
f("ward
tornado
tube
and
water
bee
an
to
m
It
wv
d"ided
to
abandon
ship
but
only
the
four
got
out
alive.
Bulletins
Monday
morning
they
have
visited
the
pulp
and
paper
towns
of
Powell
River
and
Ocean
Fall..
Thny
arrived
tn
Prince
Rupert
at
10
o'clock
.Ul.
.
..
1
.
.J
1
...
.
.
I
i
.
v.
.
.
FUED
STETIIENS
CANDIDATE
w!I1
.
8tewart
thy
nnivin?
rii
GEORGE
I
ir
1
.1
Fred
I.
if
t
...
.
.
H
.
formerly
'iimI
Coast
of
Vancouver
Lslanri
the
visitors
ar
that
city,
has
been
named
Con-
gueita
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Cham-servative
candidate
for
Cariboo
of
Commerce,
the
program
tn-
.
...
.
-
.1
I
election.
.1.A4Inn
T"i
The
.
....
....
at
the
next
federal
sitting
member
is
J.
G.
Turjeon,
Iibrral.
William
Irvine
of
Alberta
is
the
C
C.
F.
candidate.
eluding
a
boat
trip
around
tit-
harbor
and
automobile
drives
wUh
visits
to
local
Industrial
plants
Late
this
afternoon
there
will
be
a
reception
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Club
and
later
ft
dinner
aboard
wtth
civic
and
Board
the
iiic
mvcAuev
steamer
v.
j.
ma
i
eluded
non-assression
pacts
with
0
TVade
officials
as
guesU.
t'.i
lislhonia
and
a
Itvia.
Th.
The
Hitler
Hill.-
..
;i
newspaper
Vnelkischer
Beobach-ter
declares
the
agreements
constitute
a
painful
setback
for
feverish
efforts
of
world
democracy
to
win
over
Bolshevism
for
the
anti-German
front.
.
Primate
On
Visit
To
North
Country
'Archbishop
D.
T.
Owen
Is
.Makins
Trip
To
Arctic
Regions
By
Train,
Boat
and
Plane
EDMONTON,
June
7:
(CP)
Moat
Rev.
Derwent
T.
Owen,
Arch-
Library
Board
Routine
Meeting
Last
Evening
What
Lawredze
Lawlor
Said
Fol
1
lowing
Incident
Near
Duchess
Of
Kent
ine
inp,
so
iar,
we
wvum
re
port,
has
been
highly
enjoyabk
Weather
has
been
cool
and
cloudy
a
Ions
the
coast
but
that
baa
dampened
the
enthusiasm
of
none
The
party
consists
of
the
fol
lowing:
...
ier,
LONDON,
June
7:
(CP)
"I
didn't
hit
anyone,
did
I?
I
was
quite
in
order.
I
had
a
certificate."
Such
were
the
somewhat
disjointed
remarks
which
Lawredge
Law
lor
made
after
he
was
arrested
Monday
In
connection
with
the
Paul
Ahnzoff,
Chas.
E.
Anatie,
R,
1L
Akfil,A.
Jgl.
O.
Bah;,
W.
J.
uarreu-LeEmam,
mos:
rsarrie,
t
G.
Barnes.
Ruisel
E
Black.
II
-'
Borchsrevink.
W.
J.
Borne.
J
A.
Brodie,
Col.
W.
S.
Buell,
K
C
.
K.
J.
Bums,
G.
Bruce
Burpee.
C.
F.
Charlton.
T.
C
Clarke.
C
J
Cop
-
thorne,
C.
A.
Cotterrcl.
H.
R.
C.v.-
tingham,
A
McC.
Creery.
S.
J.
Oroeker.
R
E
Cromie.
Normaii
G.
iCull.
Thomas
Dancer.
T.
S.
Dtxo:i,
Leonard
Frank.
G.
Lyail
Fra
r.
ounop
01
ioronw
ana
rmnate
01
,E
Qil,ev
J.
W.
Oold.
Percy
,
Canada
for
the
Anglican
cnurcn
!o
c
Gordon.
Mayne
D
(
Waterways
whence
he
will
pro
ceed
by
boat
to
Aklavik.
Returning
from
a
tour
of
the
northland
on
ecclesiastical
business,
he
will
tro
ve'
by
airplane
The
Primate
will
turn
the
sod
for
a
new
hospital
at
Fort
Norman
and
will
dedicate
All
Saints
Cath
edral
at
Aklavik.
Hamilton.
Dr.
A
K.
Haywood.
E
IF
Helliwell.
Lt.-Ccl.
John
F.
Keer.
C.
J.
Keller.
W.
D.
Kelly.
R.
J.
Kenmuir,
Gus
Lyons.
J.
Y.
Mc-
Carter.
J.
A.
Macdonald.
M.
A
Dowell.
John
McOraw.
Arthur
T
McKean.
S
S.
DIcKean,
Hon.
F
M.
McPherson.
W.
L.
MacTavish,
J.
H.
McVety.
A.
L.
MeWlHiams.
H
E.
Miller,
Howard
T.
Mitchell.
T
C.
Morgan,
B.
O.
lloxon,
D
E.
!
Nicholson.
C
B.
Niokerson
Walt".
Jr.
Owen.
F
T.
Palfrey.
W
E.
Payne,
R.
M.
Pidgeon.
W.
D.
Pow-
Douglas
W.
Robertson.
Janus
Robertson,
J.
E.
Rose,
Chas.
L.
Shaw,
P.
G.
Sills.
8.
L.
Smith.
T.
D.
Stark.
H.
A.
Stevenson,
W.
H.
Stewart.
R.
J.
8tuart,
F.
C.
Swee,
The
Prince
Rupert
Library
Beard
p
e.
W.
Thompson.
O.
H.
Ticnian,
held
its
regular
monthly
meeting
Ernest
S.
Vandervoort.
E.
B
Wes
-last
evening.
Those
present
were:
Dyi
j0hn
Whittle.
W
Alan
Whyte,
Frank
Dibb,
chairman.
T.
B.
Black,
a.
H.
Williamson,
B.
A.
Wilson,
secretary.
Mrs.
Arnold.
W.
H.
To-
H.
G.
M.
Wilson,
Philip
P.
Woiff
j
bey,
R.
L.
McLennan
and
Miss
a
L.
Wright.
Olive
van
Cootcn.
librarian.
Busi-
ness
conducted
was
merely
of
a
routine
nature.
It
was
stated
that
the
books
ordered
lor
tne
iree
;
of
the
library
from
thr;Q
proceeds
of
the
recent
tag-day
Dfam
UlSeaSS
should
be
here
In
about
a
week's
time.
Disjointed
Words
Uttered
To
Police
Case
Of
Equine
.Malady
Affecting
Horse
Shows
I
Up
At
Columbia
Gardens
Near
.
Nelson
NELSON.
June
7:
(CP)
A
case
of
equine
brain
disease
is
reported
at
Columbia
Gardens,
south
of
here.
Authorities
of
the
provincial
department
of
agriculture
are
i
dealing
with
It.
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
Pressure
remains
high
southwest
of
Vancouver
Island
and
th
weather
has
become
cloudy
ant!
Ji
in
nearly
all
parts
shooting
incident
near
the
Duchess
lor
British
Columbia,
of
Kent.
Constable
Robert
Tice
so'
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-told
the
magistrate
at
the
prelim-Moderate
west
windy,
modi
rut-ly
inary
inquiry.
1
cloudy
and
ruther
cool.
1
II
I
J
I
mi
i
1