11
WlilFlJ
J
When
Op
Vulera
made
li
promised
appearance
al
the
1
-
itmlihcal
meeting.
hedrove
up
i"
wnww
.m
III
I
I
ri
Ion
AKKlYALo
HEAVIER
TODAY
iree
ursi
aenooners
weu
Total
of
Halibut
Soiling
at
Exchange
jITU'-i"'
large
American
boat
iiiflrLl
iiiit
'
at'
rllll'lie
ML
lh
K
111
I
A'
llill.fi'
IIMMIIIH
vellej
the
total
of
frre
for
the-
1
:.0
KUIUU.
Seven
I
U
"
M
1.
111
..I..
I
ni
II
rcHril
Mir
licl
price.
Arrival
and
sale:
American
Con'
'
iiKin.
38.0UO
pound,
at
U..
...
II..
till.,
t'l.
I.iil-m.
ir
nri:1
I
kun
ii-iiri.
Hadio.
:(
OiMl
nuuU.
at
lO.Sf
I...
.
r..
L
.
.
I...
fi'
.
I
'
ir..
n
Canadian
Yemn,
5
j(0
poiimU,
nt
15c
and
o.Oc
and
Uinleailgr.
8.000
nd
t
li'e
and
11.5c.
lo
Ihe
niTnirvniTnn
in
illMHIIhlMI
K
IN
CHANCELLOR
A.
.
a
.
From
Reichstag
at
Berlin
HEIIMN.
Aug
15.
-
After
'
hancellor
Streemanj
had
outlined
In
poliry
mid
announced
lil
new
cubiifel
he
declared
Ihal
Hie
new
cliine,t
Wa
the
trongel
'einuiny
had
had
ince
Hie
rev-'UiilKiu
and
Ihe
policy
of
Hi;
'oinilry
would
bp
rigidly
carried
,
...I
1-
illowing
hi
r-peerh
a
vole
of
-iti
rtlt
nr
In
t
lit
new
chancellor
whs
iiaeil
hv
the
llcicliwtng.-Hiy
ntajnrily
in
favor
being
'.'10
In
7(
CANADIAN
VESSELS
WILL
CARRY
GRAIN
FISH
PACK
FOR
Fisheries
Office
Gives
Details
on
Skeena,
Naas
and
Other
Rivers
Hin
m
ucrie.
rim
urn
nion
I
herieH
oinre
I')l.lim.
14.000
pounds,
al
lie
pivcHiiul
Hie
following
fipures
on
ml
10
8c.
lo
the
C.aiindian
Fih
ilt.
,iitricl
pack
up
lo
Friday
I
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I
.
.
.
I
lo.
.
III!
PI
HI
lllir
IMF.
.all
1
11
IT
AIILIIKL
11.
Fnbie
1.000
pound,
al
IUc
,
Skeena
River
id
to
ir
lo
the
lloyiu
Hli
u.
,.i.....
Amerienii
.1,
!...
i..
eomuilv
.thi
inXunlng
nfler
an
illive8
of
with
the
r.iuiMillan
grain
only
a
few
day
of
double
pneu
rut
regulations.
Jmuiua
,
SEASON
SO
FARsbig
transaction
in
Spring
Sleelhertd
Cohoe
l'ink
('.hum
Naas
River
Sockcyc
.
Spring
.
.
r"
Sleelhead
...
.
.
.
.
(lohoe
l'ink
...
Chum
i.
.
.
.
.
Bella
Cool
a
Sockeye
...
.
.
.
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.
Spi-iug
.
,t
...
...
Steelhead
...
.
.
.
.
('oboe
Tink
Chum
Klmsqult
Sockeye
Sorlnsi
..
Steelhead
(olioe
..
Pink
...
Chum
.
.
,
I05,ei0
I0.5d5
117
7.C5C
l'U'1'8
1,370
13.272
K82
81
l.lWfi
33.3V8
13.008
i
2.523
1,101
10
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1.033
1.120
2,898
lift
102
UU
2.810
2,2(57
ON
THE
GREAT
LAKES
PROMINENT
VANCOUVER
OTTAWA.
Aug.
15.
Ten
ve
.
'"'l
of
the
Canadian
(inveinineul
Merchant
.Marine
inlay
Ik?
ued
IP
Ihe
grain
parrying
trade
on
Hp
real
Lake
thi
caon,
the
mln.
iler
of
railway
aunouiice.
in
LAWYER
DIES
FROM
.
.
DOUBLE
PNEUMONIA
YA,ClYKU,
Aug.
15.
lracl
lluhlnoiiilz,
ii
proiuineul
local
an
iiHemnl
(.
yi.u
the
mob
cm
baKriler
ami
nnMti
itiuniina
Piewnled
l,v
Hie
iefiial
of!firt
llhode
KCholiar,
died
her
COAL
AND
TIMBER
ON
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
IDS.
Twenty
Thousand
Acres
Sold
Near
Queen
Charlotte
City
1
Rocently
The
(irabam
Maud
Timber
C
.
.Id..
Incorporation
of
which
wa
announced
lal
week
in
the
H.C
(azette
at
a
capitalization
f
300.000.
ha
taken
over
20.000
acre
of
coal
and
limfhcr
laud
north
and
vvel
of
yueen
Charlotte
City
on
Craliam
Uland
froi
Ihe
Weleiii
Coal
and
Iron
Cor
poration
of
Veattle.
The
con-ideralion
vva
240,000.
The
leal
wa
liiindleil
throu'Hi
the
IckhI
firm
f
Mayer
Stocklon
iV
milli.
Yancouver.
InfoHiintion
lo
thi
effect
vv'a
obtained
here
Ihi
morning.
MINERS
RESCUED
Only
36
Come
Out
Alive
From
Mine
In
Wyoming;
138
Entombed
KUMMKHFJl,
Wyoming.
Aug.
1
5.
Only
30
of
138
miner
en
tombed
in
tlie
Frontier
Mine
Coal
Company'
properly
were
reeued
lat
night.
II
i
reared
that
the
ol
her
are
dead.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
-American
League
Philadelphia
2,
Detroit
7.
Coast
League
SctiHle
1.
San
Francisco
5.
Oaklund,5,
Sacramento
8.
Vernon
ft,
Salt
Lake
1.
National
Leaque
PilUburg
10.
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
?,
New
York
3.
Clucufco
0-5,
Huston
1-1.
10.
GRAHAM
ISLAND
ROAD
BUILDING
Work
About
to
Start
and
tin
lie
all
Winter
on
Port
Clements
Tl-tl
Highway
Con-i
Work
i
to
be
returned
by
tin'
provincial
department
of
public
work
ou
the
Port
Clement-TI-ll
road
on
(iraham.
Nla'ud
and
will
be
continued
throughitil
the
wjn-ler'einployiug
onie
25
or
30
men,
according
to
an
nuirjuncenu'iit
made
thi
morning
at
the
local
r
.1...
I
I
omit'
oi
nil-
oeparuiieiik.
i..iuii!i
are
now
heing
clalilihvil
t
tiolh
end
of
Ihe
mad
mid
in
the
cen
tre.
J.
Smilh,
who
wa
in
charge
of
the
reconstruction
of
Lakelse
Lake
road
lust
season,
will
suier-vise
thi
work
on
the
lland.
iaving
left
the
city
for
Port
UleirJcnl
lal
week.
A
ixty-ix
foot
riplil
of
way
for
the
Port
Clement
-TI-ll
road
Iwi
already
been
laheil,
logged
and
bumeii
off
and
the
construc
tion
of
the
road
i
now
entering
on
it
final
phase
namvly
that
of
slumping,
ditching
and
grading.
When
Ihi
load,
which
i
12
inihv
long,
is
completed
il
will
!
poible
for
automobile
to
drive
the
40
mile
clear
from'
Skidegal"
to
Port
Clement,
connecting
wilh
Mussel
t
from
the
latter
point
by
boat.
Jteside
opening
up
a
fine
scenic
district,
it
will
greatly
expedite
traffic
on
Orahani
Island.
The
forty
mile
of
run
will
connect
point
which
now
are
125
mile
apart
by
boat
The
road
will
col
G0.00P
and
will
be
inihed
in
a
,
couple
of
year,
it
is
expected.
At
the
present
tiuo
the
Dominion
government
ha
a
g?ang
of
men
under
William
Hlackslorh
putt
ing
in
a
telegraph
I
lire
uloug
Ihe
road.
RIOTING
CONTINUES
IN
PARTS
OF
GERMANY
Number
of
People
Killed
When
Communists
Give
Trouble
BFJH.IN.
Aug.
15.
Three
people
were
killed
and
nine
wounded
In
rioting
at
Willivlnisburg.
t,
LONDON.
Aug.
15;
One
hundred
person
were,
killed
or
wounded
when
comnuititst
slprined
the
lown
hall
of
Alsdorf
near
Alx-'la-Chapelle
wilh
hand
rfri'iiadee.
FURTHER
DELAY
IN
SALE
OF
MILL
AND
TIMBER
LIMITS
HERE
A
speriai
de-pal""!!
received
tin
morning
from
Yancouver
slate
that
I
here
is
still
some
delay
in
the
deal
for
the
Emerson
Mill
and
limber
limit,
the
second
option
pay-ineirl
on
which
wa
made
ji
mouth
ago
and
the
thirty
day
option
on
which
expired
today.
II
is
posMble
Ihe
ileal
may
go
through
within
a
few
day.
MCGEER
CONCLUDES
B.C.
ARGUMENT
IN
REBUTTAL
YESTERDAY
Decision
Promised
by
Premier
Mackenzie
King
al
an
Early
Date
OITAWA.
Aug.
15.
G.
0.
Mr-
Cieer.
counsel,
for
British
Colum
bia
in
the
appeal
against
the
vnu
equal
grain
rate
for
the
lcific
province,
concluded
his
rebutti
I
evidence
an
the
hearing
belore
Ihe
Canadian
Privy
Council
and
tlie
iiuiuiry
ended
wilh
Premier
Mac
kenzie
King
promising
an
early
ilecisitn.
REMOVING
BODIES
FROM
WYOMING
MINE
KFMMKHKIt.Wyo..
Aug.
15.
Itevised
figures
announced
at
1
1
o'clock
this
morning
by
officials
of
the
Keinmemer
iA
t-o.
revealed
thai
87
bodie
had
been
removed
from
the
comjmny'
mine
at
Frontier
where
the
explosion
occurred
early
yesl'Mday.
Klexen
nfen
we
it'
still
in
th"
workings,
all
believed
tu"be
dead.
FIRE
DESTROYED
A
SHINGLE
MILL
PLANT
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
15.
.
Fire
destroyed
the
plant
of
the
Stuart
Tells
of
Business
apd
Other
Conditions
In
Parts
of
U.S.
He
Visited
I!uineM
condition
are-
par
ticularly
rood
in
SI.
Loui
and
;Kana
Uily
aceonlins
lo
American
CoiimuI
Wakefield,
who
re-
ccnlly
relurned
from
a
tour
of
!ii'
L
filled
Slate,
afler
attending
:tie
bis
Holary
Convention
al
St.
Loui.
In
Ihe
ditlricU
of
which
thoe
eilie
are
the
centre
building
i
going
on
and
everyone
i
,iar;
iruiarly
oplimilic.
Kaua
iiy
i
Ihe
centre
of
the
cyril
Oei:
and
Ihey'
depend
upon
eon;
very
largely
for
their
wealth
Ttolh
there
and
al
SI.
Loui
the
look
H
Ihe
Varific
Coal
for
mucii
..f
their
lumber
and
nat
urally
ome
of
it
come
from1
ltrihh
Columbia.
Mr.
Wakefield
ay
thai
peak-ing
generally,
prohibition
i
bo-ing
eiifniceil
in
the
I'niled
Stale,
tie
f-und
many
people
in
the
citie
wlio
wre
of
upiiiioulhal
the
country
would
turn
to
beer
and
light
wine
instead
of
prohibition
but
peryuaUy
he
4elicved
it
MiW--H4liMic-tHi!ler-1
be-
Constitution,
Ihe
handicap
heing
loo
great.
He
believed
(hat
prohibition
there
had
come
to
stay.
Tourist
Influx
In
Yancouver.
the
Coin-u!
found
a
great
influx
of
touri-ts.
During
the
week
he
was
there
3,100
car
entered
Hie
cpy
and
Ihey
were
expecting
more.
This
tour-il
busine?
he
considered
a
very
great
asset
and
one
that
would
help
lo
make
the
citie
of
Vancouver
and
Victoria
wealthy.
When
Mr.
Wakefield
left
here
he
went
lo
Vancouver,
made
a
horl
visit
to
ltelliugham.
and
Seattle
then
joined
the
llnlary
lelegation
at
Portland
which
they
travelled
in
a
special
Holary
train,
five
or
six
of
which
went
from
the
western
section
of
Ihe
U.S.
It
wa
during
the
lime
of
the
convention
(hat
Consul
attended
the
British
Einpiii.
banquet
in
St
J
Louis
a
representing
a
Britis.h
city
at
thai
banquei
250
dele
gate
sal
down
121
of
whom
came
from
tlie
British
Ile.
Much
enthusiasm
vva
shown
and
II
proved
a
mol
enjoyable
event.
Principal
Cities
From
St.
Louis,
Mr.
Wakefield
went
on
tour
of
many
of
ti;e
principal
cities.
He.visiled
Chi-
.
.
...
cago,
"New
lorn,
jiosion,
Aluany,
Buffalo,
Kansas
City
and
many
other
great
centres
and
also
look
time
to
visit
his
former
home
in
Maine.
He
found
people
greatly
interested
in
Prince
llupert.
The
breaking
of
the
cottou
market
caused
a
reduction
of
hour
in
Ihe
Jnills
of
New
York
stale
while
in
other
parts
of
the
coun
try
they
were
nol
atfected.
Naturally
Mr.
Wakefield
proved
a
good
publicity
agent
for
this
cily.
carrying
Ihe
banner
of
optimism
with
him.
RAOLD
AMUNDSEN
IS
COMING
SOUTH
BY
WAY
H.
KOVINCIAL
L.BRAAY,
VICTOWA.D.C.
WhM
tu
Want
A
P.R.FISH
MARKET
TAXI
OA
Phone
671.
Fresh
Killed
Poultry.
hurry
Legislative
Library.
in
Ill
a
o
iiuiij
iiarhaniMii
Building.
Fresh
Killed
Meat.
PhOM
V
Mar.SljIV
PRINCE
RUPERT
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
Beet
Car
and
Best
Servloa
In
lha
City.
Hates
Reaaonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
A
Trial
Order
Solicited.
VOL
XIII
NO,
102.
I'JIINCi;
JllPLHT.
B.C
WKDNKKDAY
AL
(l'ST
15,
1933.
ynUrdif't
Clrculitloo
I.SOS.
Slr.rt
SIm
S40.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
AI.F.RA
ARRESTED
BY
FREE
STATE
TROOPS
LATrOKM
rKUM
WHIIH
KtfUKLllAN
LfcAUtK
irtAftlNu
15
UKKOUNUtU
.
r
l
fj
li:
c
ruiciUi
iicori
iicisutuiuit
Leader
is
Arrested
While
Giving
Election
Address
in
County
Clare
BNXIS.
Aiiir.
15.-
Hamou
Ue
ViilerH.
Irisli
republican
....I.
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fr.
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f
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mumi.
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open
cur
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aim
wji
tM'ii
ii
wild
m-fpliiMi
l
1.500
poiilc.
I.n.MOX.
Aiitr.
15.
A
leialHi
(m
On
lMvn.
A(Klalion
lure
fnmi
Linux.
Couiily
GJari",
In--land.
-ayit
Free
Slale
troop
liav
laken
Yalera
t
tlie
barrack.
Art
lln'v
approached
I
lie
platform
tlie
repuldiraii
.leader
fell
to
'lie
floor
in
a
faint
lul
later
walked
rilowii
the
tep
lo
the
wMiiling
troop
wlio
uiiSkel
In
in
to
the
liarmrkf.
A
ftHiupeile
nf
llioe
alleiidinc
Hie
ineeliiij:
oeeurrnl
and
eeral
rotlNileal'
Hie
plaliortil
Hlil
loot
(lie
llepuhliraii
leader
-into
cu-lody.
In
Armored
Cars
When
I
e
Yalera
appeared
TIDAL
WAVE
IN
KOREA
DAMAGES
CROPS
AND
HOUSES
TOKIO.
Au.
r5.
Tidal
wmcn
eoinliitied
with
M'ere
Klorm
nulimersed
25,0)10
houef
alons
the
Valu
llixer
on
Ihe
wei
cual
of
Ktrea.
The
lo
of
life
will
lie
heavy
atnl
the
damage
lo
I
In-
lumber
inilu"ln
and
ero;i
i
eiioriiitiu.
NEW
SENATOR
FROM
ALBERTA
APPOINTED
J.
L.
Cote
of
Edmonton
Cets
One
of
Positions
Now
Vacant
In
Second
Chamber'
OTTAWA.
Aim.
15.-
Hon.
J.
I..
Cole
uT
OlliVMitoit
liuf
been
iii-poinled
1"
the
Senate.
lie
i
n
u
)unevor
by
jirifeion
and
look
the
platform
many
lln'Uaiid
of
.purl
in
.iMiru-atinf:
he
loundaiy
people
t-'Hve
him
a
lutnultuiHi-Jietwven
Alberta
ami
Hritih
!-vkeleome
and
then
a
oiee
wa
junfbin
Iwenly
yar
a:o.
Prior
hiNirtl
h(utin
"Soldier
arc
lo
thai
he
did
cuney
work
tn
Onlaney.
00.000
jhhihI.
atNlP"
Immedialely
a
larae
Yukon
lerrrtory.
He
i
vice-
body
of
mililary
wilh
armournl
preidenl
of
the
Jasper
Park
Ul
ear
eiirroundetl
Ihe
platform,
jlierie
Uo.
A
native
of
(juebei-
:
iprovHire
where
al
he
wa
eilu-
oafed,
he
repnentiil
Alhabakn
in
the
pro
uieial
legislature
fur
ja
number
-f
year.
Three"
men
were
is.jueed
when
tin
;nati'
tliirly-two-pasener
plane
liounred
into
the
air
and
(hen
ionl
on
il
head.
reih-ota
with
lernfie
force.
The
plain;
lia
liren
deerttied
u
the
liiu-Ke!
ui
Vmeriea
CONSUL
GIVES
RECONNAISANCE
.
IMPRESSIONS
OF
LOCAL
ROAD
JUST
FINISHED
O.
Crewe
and
T.
C.
Duncan
do
Work
and
Are
Preparing
Report
for
Department
of
Public
Worka
H.
O.
Crewe
and
T.
C.
Duncan
have
jut
'
completed
a
recon-niaauce
urve;'
or,,tli'e'"p''i'pi,cd
i-oad
'
from
I'nnce
llupert
lo
the
Skeena
Hker
canneries.
Mr.
Duncan'
launch
Xancy
wa
ued
'
and
the
work
lia
triien
about
ten
day.
It
vva
uiul
the
uper-vl.-ioir
.
f
Major
Fl.
M.Taylor,
di.s-tricl
engineer,
and
a
report
will
be
forwarded
through
him
lo
the
Department
of
Public
Works.
THIS
DISTRICT
NOT
FIREPROOF
Coast
Has
Had
40
Fires
so
Far
This
Year
and
Much
Damage
'
Has
Been
'Occasioned
The
fact
that
the
coast
district
coming
under
Ihe
jurisdiction
of
the
local
forestry
office
has
had
40
forest
fires
u
far
this
s-asou
occasioning
a
great
deal
of
damage
give
the
lie
to
any
opinion
that
Ihi
i
a
fire-pruof
district,
s-ay
P.
Sharkey,
assistant
district
forester.
Two
of
these
fires,
namely
those
at
Huckley
Bay
and
Anyox.
were
very
serious.
Last
year
there
were-only
five
forest
fire
reported
on
the
coast
anil
no
damage
ceulled
from
them.
Tlie
interior
ha
been
very
for-
tuiiale
from
a
fire
standpoint
from
,ar
"uu-1
ua'
""l
suffered
which
point
the
Holarv
delegales
"oar'y
l,e
damage
u,al
,as
been
had
car
section
to
themselves
as,uouc
-"
l"p
cou
mi
is
uoo
far
a
Pendleton,
Ore.,
afterl10
,e
,aei
u,ai
lue
8U,'er
"ai
been
dr.nrp
in
the
interior.
Forest
fire
fighting
in
Prince
llupert
forestry
district
this
yvar
ha
cost
11.000
to
date
as
com-iwred
with
a
cost
or
30,000
up
lo
the
corresponding
dute
in
1022.
VANCOUVER
MAN
ON
FOREST
RESOURCES
COMMITTEE,
OTTAWA
Will
Advise
Government
Regard
to
Wood
Pulp
Embargo
Under
Recent
Law
OTTAWA.
Aug,
15.
-The
personnel
of
the
comuilltee
which
will
inquire
into
the
forest
re
sources
of
Canada
and
advise
on
a
proposal
lo
placv
uu
emhargu
on
the
export
of
pulp
wood
Includes
Joseph
Pic
aril
of
(Juebeo
us
chairman
and
William
Ansli
of
Vancouver.
TIMBER
CRUISING
PARTY
AT
ANYOX
COPS
TO
INTFRI01
WVUW
a
V
1aTiftTiWT
K.
F
Oregg.
Junior
forester
for
the
provincial
governmtcul,
anVt
HC
MfiMC
TA
CD
aTTI
C
l'u1''
l,ar'
wfi'eh
ha
been
Uf
IlUlllt
1U
jLAllLt
cruising
timber
lit
the
Anyox
ill-1
1
1
1
rid.
will
rrive
from
the
north
NOMK
Aug.
15.
Capt.
Haobl
on
Ihe
Prince
llupert
tomorrow
Anuinileii.
leader
or
the
aerial
evening,
"the
mot
or
the
work
marine
expedition
that
left
Seattle
hav
ing
been
finUhed
Ihere.
From
in
June.
1022.
bound
for
the,
here'
they
will
go
lo
prince
Lake
Shingle
Go.
near
Squaulishjcordhig
to
word
received
here.
It
tlit
lyss
occasioneil
being
up.
proximately
25.000.
according
to
Word
rereivt'd
here.
North
Pole
I
on
hi
way
to
Nome
aboard
Ihe
U.S.
Cutter
Bear
uc-
vva
exp4'ded
here
for
several
week
dial
Anvundneu
would
vro-ct't'd
to
Si.iftl.
by
wny
vi
N'jiUf.
eorge
district
to
do
omie
cruin.
Ing
there.
The
balance
of
th.j
tHrly
will
la
in
Alice"
Ann
to
complete
some
cruising
and
jvlll
then
proceed
down
the
Coast
fri'iu
here
lo
Uu
?iliaiar
work.