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Vol
XVIII.,
No.
200.
M
cCRACKEN
AND
Stoll-McCracken
Arctic
Party
Cut
Off
by
Ice
Pack
In
Bering
Straits
After
Being
Driven
South
May
be
Marooned
all
Winter
Unless
Ice
Moves
Must
Land
Eskimos
and
Pick
up
Anthropological
Squad
at
Diomcdc
Island
Before
Sailing
South
That
the
schooner
Morrissey
is
now
hove
to
on
the
western
side
of
Bering
Strait
awaiting
a
chance
to
pick
up
a
party
of
marooned
men
on
Diomede
Island
after
being
driven
south
from
Wrangell
Island
by
a
southern
movement
of
the
ice
pack,
is
the
word
received
here
by
the
Radio
Station
5GT
operated
by
local
people.
When
the
party
has
been
picked
up
the
vessel
will
try
to
proceed
down
the
coast
and
should
be
in
Prince
Rupert
in
about
six
w
eeks'
time
if
the
ice
pack
lets
them
through.
The
alternative
is
that
the
party
will
be
marooned
all
winter.
According
to
Captain
Bartlett
and
the
Eskimos
this
is
one
of
the
earliest
known
dates
for
the
ice
pack
to
fill
Bering
StraitSj
so
an
early
winter
is
predicted.
The
ship
must
land
Eskimos
and
pick
up
the
anthropological
party
at
Diomede
Island
before
sailing
south
but
so
far
the
ice
pack
is
preventing
their
approach.
Myriads
of
jelly
fish
popularly
attributed
to
tropical
waters
have
been
seen
swimming
among
the
icebergs.
A
rare
rosy
gull
and
other
desirable
specimens
of
birds
have
been
collected.
The
vessel
was
visited
by
several
handsome
birds
when
150
miles
out
in
the
Arctic.
A
flock
of
cranes
was
sighted
flying
across
Bering
Straits
from
the
Asiatic
side,
the
observation
extending
the
range
of
these
birds.
Young
seabirds
just
off
the
nest
were
seen
takintr
their
first
Swimming
lessons
among
the
icebergs.
Some
of
them
died,
due
to
the
early
arrival
of
winter
weather.
Unusual
ornithological
records
have
been
made.
A
rare
beaked
whale
was
seen
following
close
to
the
vessel
but
the
dangerous
situation
in
the
ice
packs
prevented
attempts
to
get
it.
Haro'd
McCracken,
head
of
the
party,
sends
word
that
all
is
well.
INQUIRY
BEING
HELD
TODAY
ON.
AIRPLANE
LOSS
VICTORIA.
Sept
I
-
A
board
of
Inquiry
appointed
by
the
Dominion
Government
Is
sitting
here
todsy
to
as-ccr'ain
whether
the
B.
C.
Airways
Ltd.
hn
comalied
with
the
aviation
reg-
ulatic
na
of
the
Act
of
1930
up
to
the
time
of
the
Ill-fated
Victoria-Seattle
l-ianc
being
lost
last
week
with
seven
persons,
who
took
off
from
Victoria.
Members
of
the
board
are
A.
W.
Carter,
president
of
the
Victoria
Aerial
Club;
Wing
OMnmaiNtor
L.
II.
Breadner,
acting
director
of
the
Canadian
Air
Force
and
Wing
Commander
Lindsay
Gordon,
director
of
civil
Government
aerial
operation,
Ottawa.
TOI
It
OF
I
HAM.lt
VAII.EY
CHILLIWACK,
Sept.
1.
Members
of
he
provincial
cabinet
finished
a
tour
of
the
lower
Fraeer
valley
yesterday
with
luncheon
here.
'
HttTrtef
4tttttt
(
LOME
FOR
HOLIDAY
Monday
being
Labor
Day
there
will
be
no
newspaper
that
day.
In
order
that
all
member
of
the
ataff
may
help
celebrate.
Also
the
campaign
department
will
be
closed
until
Tuesday
morning
from
eight
tonight.
Tho
campaign
manager
announce
that
the
list
of
can-nidiite
win
be
published
on
Tuesday
morning
'U
JURY
INQUIRING
INTO
ACCIDENT
AT
COAL
CREEK
FFJINIE,
Sept.
1
-A
coroner's
Jury
empannelled
to
hold
an
Inquest
Into
the
death
of
atx
miner
killed
Thursday
In
Coal
Creek
collieries
visited
the
mine
yesterday
but
owing
to
the
ventilation
not
yet
having
been
restored
were
unsble
to
penetrate
to
the
face
where
the
explosion
originated.
The
Inquest
will
probably
be
held
Wednesday.
A
Joint
funeral
tor
the
victims
will
probably
be
held
tomorrow.
Hon.
W.
A.
McKenalc,
minister
of
mines,
wired
his
sympathy
to
the
be
reaved.
D0UKH0B0RS
IGNORE
LAWS
CAR
LOl
OF
FIU
IT
STOPPED
HY
ORDER
OF
ATTORNEY
GENERAL
POOLEY
GRAND
FORKS,
Sept.
1.
Inspector
Dunwoody
of
the
provincial
police,
acting
on
instructions
from
the
attorney
general
yesterday
stopped
movement
of
a
carload
of
mixed
fruit
from
the
Christian
Community
of
the
Universal
Drotherhood.
the
Doukhobor
organisation,
at
the
request
of
the
committee
of
direction.
The
organisation
wai
recently
found
.
Tr.ii
of
shipping
fruit
with-
!out
a
license
and
had
apparently
Intend-
'
ttA
i
rn.rn.rn.
MKAIIia
ed
to
continue
vo
ignore
i""
marketing
ai
t
Northern
'and
PARTY
FOIND
CiOOIl
ORE
WILLIAMS
CHEEK
TERRACE.
Sept.
1.
Jack
Bell
U
displaying
mm
exceptionally
oid
looking
ore
here
this
week
which
he
brought
in
from
claim
en
WltUsms
Greek.
The
ore
carriee
a
nigh
percentage
of
allver-.'ead
and
Mr.
Eetl
la
very
enthusiastic.
4
4
I
CANADA
LEADS
GENEVA
LEAGUE
KINO
SPEAKS
ON
OIILM
U.
I
KMT
I
ON
INTKORl'CINO
REPORT
AND
SECT
KES
CIIILII
WELFARE
IN-0,1
IKY
GENEVA,
Aug.
St.
Right
Hon.
W.
L.
Macketme
King
made
hi
first
speech
st
the
council
of
the
Lesgue
of
Nations
today
when
he
presented
a
report
on
the
Geneva
Opton
convention.
It
alma
at
controlling
International
traffic
in
narcotics.
The
council
referred
It
to
the
I
league
assembly
for
action.
The
British
project
for
the
appointment
of
a
commission
of
expert
to
study
the
opium
question
in
the
Far
Ban
was
Included
In
the
proposals
of
Mr.
King
who
displayed
a
wide
knowledge
of
the
subject.
Dr.
W.
A.
Rlddeli,
Canadian
advisory
officer
at
the
league
when
this
waa
commented
upon
explained
that
the
premier
had
represented
Canada
at
the
Shanghai
conference
on
the
drug
traffic
in
1909
and
had
since
paid
attention
to
the
problem.
The
Canadian
premier
also
took
the
Initiative
In
connection
with
the
development
of
child
welfare
work
when
on
hi
recommendation
the
council
voted
U
conduct
a
preliminary
study
of
the
problem
of
ehtudren
exposed
to
moral
and
social
dangers.
A
French
expert
wa
appointed
to
conduct
an
Inquiry
Into
the
matter
in
Canada,
Germany,
Denmark.
United
State,
Prance.
Or
eat
Britain.
Italy
and
Czecho
Slovakia.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
MUG
IE
!li
Won
1.
Arsenal
3,
Bolton
0.
Aston
Villa
3,
Liverpool
1.
Blackburn
4,
Sheffield
Wednesday
0.
Bury
0,
West
Ham
3.
Cardiff
7.
Burnley
0.
Ever
ton
4,
Portsmouth
0.
Huddersfleid
0.
Birmingham
0.
Leicester
4,
Leeds
United
4.
Manchester
Oily
3,
Manchester
U,
3.
Sheffield
United
3,
Newcastle
1,
Suudertend
4,
Derby
0.
Division
II.
Blackpool
0.
Chelsea
1.
Bradford
3,
Bristol
Otty
3.
Clapton
1.
Mllwall
1.
arlmsby
1.
Notts
Forest
3.
Mlddlssboro
3,
Preston
3.
Notts
County
3,
Port
Vale
0.
Oldham
3,
Reading
t,
Southampton..!,
Tottenham
1.
Stoke
4,
West
Bromwich
1.
Swansea
2,
Barjuiley
1.
,.
,'
,
,
Wolverhampton
3,
Hull
.jpi'tjr
4,7
SCOTTISH
I.KAGI'K
DM
Mn
I.
Oswdenboath
3.
Hibernians
0.
Falkirk
4,
Hamilton
3.
HearU
7.
Ayr
United
3.
Kilmarnock
3.
Dundee
1.
Motherwell
1,
Clyde
0.
St.
Johnstone
3,
Ralth
Rovera
1.
St.
Mlrren
S.
Aberdeen
3.
Third
Lanark
4,
Alrdrleonlana
0.
GLASGOW
CI
I"
Round
I.
Rangers
1.
Celtic
3.
Partick
3.
Queen1
Park
3.
CNR
steamer
Prince
George
from
northern
point
will
not
arrive
till
v
'hit-
evening.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY.
SEPTEMBER
1,
1928
MA
Y
HA
CANADIAN
ON
MURDER
CHARGE
IIAYTER
I'HIUOX,
FOUMKHLY
OF
VICTORIA
GETTING
PROTECTION
,
'
OF
KKITIMI
U
KIM
T
IN
f.
H.
VICTORIA,
sajptf
1
Investigation
Is
.being
held
tote
the
cirenstances
i
leading
to
tile
af?s
on
a
charge
of
!
murder
In
San
Frarcisco
lc
May.
1M7
of
Hayter
PhiUon.
formerly
of
!
Victoria
and
a
native
of
Hull.
Qvcbee.
It
U
announced
by
Brits.mil.
post.
Canadian
Ugtoa.
The
Investigation
will
be
mad
by
the
department
of
external
affairs
of
Ottawa
and
everything
will
be
done
to
gtv
Trillion
protection
as
a
Britah
sublect.
A
memb-r
of
the
Mounted
Police
will
follow
y-.e
cane
when
Phil-
Ion
Is
up
fw
trial.
Phlllon
waa
arretted
on
a
cl-ante
of
murdering
a
Ore
eetsuraiiteur
named
un
-
Phlllcn
was
taken
to
Pri-e
ornty
ex
tradition
papers
having
been
taken
by
the
Utah
poUos
It
Is
alleged
that
the
murder
took
place
In
Noreenbsi
1933.
(EGYPTIAN
SIMER
j
CROSSES
CH'NNEL
FOLKESTONE
Kne
.
Sept.
1
The
English
Channel
was
swum
again
today
when
Ishak
Helm
I.
Egyptian
swimmer
TMMSOK.
Norwsy,
Sept.
1
The
Nor-seoomplished
the
rest
rcrapletlag
the
weglan
fishing
vessel
Brood
he
picked
swtrn
from
Cpe
Oris
Nee
to
Folk
tons
up
a
float
of
a
flying
boat
near
Fulgoe
In
twenty-three
hours
and
five
mln-
tattnda.
Off
Ire:
of
the
steamer
M'ch-
utc.
.
1
PRICF.
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
1.
The
price
of
wheat
today
here
waa
1.15.
Prohibition
Suffers
Severe
Defeat
In
Australia
Result
of
Vote
Today
Went
More
Than
Two
to
One
Against
SYDNEY,
N.S.W.,
September
1.
Prohibition
was
defeated
overwhelmingly
in
icv
South
Wales
liquor
rcfenendum
taday.
Nearly
complete
returns
show
the
vote
in
favor
of
prohibition
to
be
316,000
and
the
number
voting
against
it
as
789,000.
Voting
was
compulsory,
anyone
not
casting
a
ballot
being
subject
to
a
fine.
WESTHOLME
TO
REOPEN
MONDAY
NEW
SEATS
AND
PROJECTING
AP.
PARATIS
MAKES
IT
IJl'ITE
MODERN
The
reopening
of
the
Westholme
Theatre
under
managsment
of
Colonel
MeMerdie,
DBO.
after
being
closed
down
for
reseating
and
general
overhaul,
take
place
Monday
with
Reginald
Denney
In
'That's
My
Daddy"
with
tho
Collegians
and
Pox
News
also.
While
the
work
today
la
not
quite
completed
It
is
evMent
that
by
the
time
of
opening
the
Weathobtte
will
be
one
of
the
most
eomlortabla
mad
attractive
theatte
on
the
ooaast.
New
projecting
maeMnea
tfcavo
been
'established
and
patrons:
will.,
flndlt
eo.
jpXioh
Improved
that
thejr
mraU
hardtgrknow
the
place.
STEEL
ARRIVES
FOlt
CAR
HARGE
WORK
I1EGINNING
With
the
arrival
of
fifty
ton
of
atcel
by
rail
last
evening
work
on
the
car
barge
at
the
local
drydock
la
now
getting
properly
underway.
A
further
ahlpmen:
of
five
hundred
tons
is
expci
tnl
within
the
next
two
works.
rvtt4fttttTtittv
YE
T
0
CARGO
OF
COD
LOST
BEHRING
SEA
RECENTLY
CAITAIN
AM)
CREW
OF
31
MEN
IIAU
TO
LEAP
INTO
ICY
IVATKRS
TO
SAVE
LIVES
SEWARD.
Beyt
l.
How
they
were
forced
to
leap
unclad
Into
the
Icy
waters
tf
Sehrlac
Sec
at
3J0
In
the
mornlns-
was
nlated
tverc
bv
31
mem-
trs
of
the
crcwvc!
the
cod
boat
Mawee
0,
the
Alaska
Cod
Flebing
Company
hlch
was
wrecked
cn
the
shores
of
St.
ooorge
Island
off
the
Pribyloff
group
3n
August
H.
The
bsat
with
380.000
cod
flah
aboard
il
!Kcd
down
had
to
be
abandoned.
All
t!e
crew
were
savsd
including
Captain
BDb
Pert.
I
Titers
is
aii
iinranfirmMl
nunor
hem
that
rtbtr
bot
la
musing
forty
days
1
!h
Benrtrg
Sea
but
its
nam
Is
not
known.
FLOAT
IS
FROM
f
AMUNDSEN
SHIP,
A
'
PART
OF
NAVAL
PLANE
PICKED
IP
HY
NORWEGIAN
CRAFT
set
Baca
and
of
the
Preach
vessel
Duraoe
have
identified
It
as
belonging
to
the
French
naval
plan
In
which
Amundsen
and
his
five
npenkm
were
lost
in
their
attempt
to
rescue
the
n.rvlvcrs
of
the
Italian
airship
recent
ly
RECEPTION
TO
OLYMPIC
HERO
MONTREAL.
Sept.
l
Percy
William,
the
Vancouver
schoolboy
who
won
twin
victories
for
Canada
in
the
100
and
300
metre
sprints
at
the
Olympic
Oamce,
will
be
the
guest
of
honor
at
a
civic
reception
and
dinner
here
Sunday
evening,
following
his
arrival
aboard
the
liner
Doric
Sunday
morning.
Following
hi
reception
here.
Will
tarns
will
visit
other
cities
where
recaption
are
to
be
tendered
htm.
including
Toronto.
Hamilton
and
Winnipeg.
JUNIOR
FOOTBALL
LINE-UIV
For
the
'
JmUfA-
FcMtball
tame
on
tn
Labor
Dav
U'fMt
'Wiefuilfj
of
the
apceA
touowldi
jittyera
have
been
j
H
.
-H
W,r?fH
WTOif
selecteej
HH
shottM
-
be
on
hand
In
quest
W:
They
were
goo,
tima.
'
VmP'y
questions
of
health,
but
Mr.
Blue
team-Td
Smith.
John
Murray.
I
rork
ld
"
pwed
that
Can-Rudolph
Nelson.
Mike
Cdussi.
Reg.
'
ore
atrlct
in
Its
questioning
Colllson
(capuini;
Robert
Gllker.
Alex;tn
aeat
r't'n
AustralU
he
Waters.
Henry
Dickens,
Tony
Buassnlch.
.
w"
prepared
to
ssy
that
modifications
McKav.
Oscsj
Wlnsham
Re-
serve.
Walter
Cross.
Aubrey
Iverson.
Red
team-DouRlas
Scott;
Albert
Stiles,
(captain):
Harry
Pylc,
Bishop
Thurber.
Prlmo
Vacoher.
Clous
ton
Johnston:
Roy
Wicks.
K.
Nskamoto,
Frert
Cameron.
Walter
Johnson.
Roy
Morrison
Reserve
-R
Fonu;
P.
Fisher.
Phi
.vers
should
report
to
their
team
cptiiln.
J
8
WiImhi
will
be
in
-imr-.
t
tin
im
Himpme'it
WINTER
IN
ARCTIC
Huge
Shipment
of
Opium
Was
Seized
at
Honolulu
From
The
Dollar
Liner
President
Madison
HONOLULU,
September
1.
United
States
customs
seized
2,100
cans
of
opium
valued
at
$373,000
on
the
pier
here
after
the
departure
of
the
Dollar
liner
President
Madison,
on
which
the
drug
had
been
transported
from
the
Orient.
It
waseverly
hidden,
being
camouflaged
in
a
shipment
of
dried
plums
and
vegetables.
The
Dollar
Line
has
been
required
to
put
up
a
bond
for
$400,000.
INCREASE
IN
NAVALFORCE
Authority
Granted
for
Number
lo
tte
1U
instead
of
550
Men
OTTAWA,
Sept.
1
Authority
haa
been
granted
for
the
gradual
inirifiA
tf
Panada's
naval
1-.force
fron.
550.
to.
710
mem
The
increase
will,
be.
made
in
preparation
for
the
completion
of
the
two
new
destroyers
which
are
to
become
part
of
Canada's
navy.
It
is
not
anticipated
that
the
destroyers
will
be
completed
for
about
two
years.
ASK
GAME
LAW
!
BE
SEPARATE!
PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION
TAKES
ACTION
TO
RELIEVE
PROVINCIAL
POLICE
OF
RESPONSIHILITY
VAieOOUVSR,
Sept.
1.
Separation
of
the
gam
law
administration
titan
the
provincial
police
departmeert
la
urged
unanimously
by
twenty
delegates
In
the
annual
meeting
of
the
British
Columbia
Flah
and
Oame
Protective
Association.
Major
Roger
Montetth.
of
Victoria
waa
elected
president.
FORKE
DFEENDS
IMMIGRATION
DECLARES
THERE
ARE
NO
INNECES-SARY
RESTRICTIONS
AGAINST
IIHITISII
PEOPLE
QUESTIONS
OF
HEALTH
ANSWER
FROM
HEAD
OF
DELEOA
TION
OF
PARLIAMENTARY
ASSOCIATION
IS
GIVEN
OTTAWA.
Aug.
31.
Speaking
to
the
Parliamentary
Association
on
the
gen-en
policy
of
his
department,
Hon.
Robert
Forke
said:
"We
welcome
all
immigrants
of
the
right
type
but
especially
those
from
Oreat
Britain
who
come
here
to
make
their
homes."
he
said
that
no
dominion
of
the
Empire
was
DUttlns
forth
more
.slrenuwis
sf
forts
to
obtain
British
'eeUlersf
ban
vanaaa.
rw
lauea
w
sec
any
juisui-cation
for
the
complaint
that
BrttUhei
were
faced
with
bathereome
restric
tions.
He
asM
bevalWUrd
complaints
umianerswere
required
to
answer
VWWf-f
Wft
.PWIW
T
"
Canadian
rorm
wouw
be
made.
Right
Hon.
Thomas
Shaw
of
the
British
delegation
said
It
should
be
made
more
clear
that
Oreat
Britain
waa
not
desirous
of
sending
out
to
the
dominions
any
of
her
surplus
population
of
a
character
not
suitable
to
the
dominion
concerned.
Oreat
Britain
was
much
too
proud
to
send
her
people
to
miy
plKce
where
they
were
not
.
lilted.
.Aim
LARGE
CABARET
Special
Dinner
Thursday
and
Saturday
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
9
to
12.
'
Dance
Hall
tor
Hire.
''Acoomodatioh
for
Prlvae
Partte
Phone
437
H--
"
.,
'
Pries
Five
Cents
AIMEE
BEFORE
COURTS
AGAIN
HULL
KNOWN
EVANGELIST
OF
LOS
ANGELES
SAID
TO
HE
INVOLVED
IN
LAND
SCANDAL
LOS
ANGELES.
Sept.
1
Almee
Scrapie
McPherson
will
be
summoned
before
a
county
Judge
in
an
Investhjation
Into
'
her
real
estate
operation
at
Lake
Tahoe.
California
A
report
that
has
labelled
them
"fraudulent"
ha
been
made
by
the
district
attorney's
office.
Miss
McPherson
Is
the
pastor
at
An-gelua
Temple
at
Los
Angeles
and
only
a
few
years
ago
mysteriously
disappeared,
claiming
she
had
been
kidnapped
in
the
desert
and
held
there
against
her
will.
MOOSE
WHIST
DANCE
SUCCESS
CLOSE
COMPETITION
FOR
PRIZES
IN
EVENT
LAST
NIGHT
The
whist
drive
and
dance
held
under
the
auspices
of
the
Moose
Order
last
evening
in
the
Moose
Hall
wa
well
attended
and
waa
most
successful
The
competition
for
the
prists
waa
very
keen
there
being
twenty
tables
In
the
competition
and
the
winners
of
the
5
gold
pieces
are
to
be
congratulated
on
their
success.
In
the
men's
competition
lela
Gun-oerson
was
sueeeseful
with
Ted
Rorvlk
second.
J.
McMillan
wae
the
other
prise
winner.
The
contest
among
the
ladles
wa
even
more
closely
taught
out.
Mia.
B.
,
R.
Wilson
won
the
M
gold
piece
and
Mrs.
Doueet
and
Mr.
P.
Ryan
tied
tor
second
price.
On
a
out
Mrs.
P.
Ryan
won.
Mrs.
B.
J.
Baoon
won
the
con-eolation
price.
Following
the
whist
drive
there
waa
dancing
with
the
Wsetholme
Orchestra
under
Charles
Belagno
supplying
the
music.
J.
Bacon
wa
In
general
charge
of
the
evening.
RUMRUNNER
SOLD
$480
PESCAWAII
TO
GO
HACK
INTO
HALL
HIT
HMIINO
AFTER
THRILLING
INTEHLIDE
PORTLAND,
Sept.
I.
The
Pesoawah
was
sold
at
auction
yesterday
by
the
government
for
ttM
to
S.
L.
Weademan
of.
Portland
who
wtu
put
her
back
into
halibut
fishing
after
bar
thrilling
interlude
a
a
rum
runner.
IIALIIHT
LANDING
LARGE
FOR
Al'Ol'MT
Total
halibut
landings
In
Prince
Rupert
for
the
month
of
Auguat
amounted
to
3.499,000
pounds.
This
1
an
Increase
over
August
of
last
year
when
the
total
was
3.3M.r00
pounds
and
well
ahead
of
August
1934
when
the
total
for
the
month
waa
only
3.993,700
pounds.
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