TOMORROW'S
TIDES
Thursday,
July
11
High
4:28
a.m.
20.1
ft.
17:24
p.m..
10.4
ft.
Low
10:55
a.m.
2.4
ft.
23:24
p.m.
6.4
ft.
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Grill
LARGE
CABARET
BpeciM
Dinner!
Tbundays
and
Saturday
Dancing
Evrrj
Saturday
Night,
9
to
It
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
Accommodations
tor
Private
Partfca
rilONE
437
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol.
XX.,
No.
158.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
R.O,
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
10,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
r.RNT-
Trial
of
Seized
U.
S.
Trollers
Commences
at
Victoria
Before
Justice
Martin
in
Admiralty
Owner
of
Tacora
Declares
He
Was
III
and
Vessel
Was
in!
J
Need
of
Repair,
So
He
Quit
Fishing
and
Went
to
Goose
Island
Harbor
(
VICTORIA,
July
10.
Personal
illness
caused
by
gas
fumes
escaping
from
the
engine
of
the
vessel
and
the
need
j
for
repairs
to
the
engine
were
cited
by
Captain
John
A.
j
Eastman,
master
and
owner
of
the
United
States
fishing!
troller
Tacora,
in
the
admiralty
division
of
the
exchequer
i
court
of
Canada
here
yesterday
as
the
reason
why
'
the;T
X
i
u't
A
t
ik
laCOra
WUS
UriVL'II
lO
IiarUUr
UL
5
0
last
,a?.U
.
.
The
defence
ot
the
united
after
Captain
Fred
Laird
and
dian
Government
fisheries
had
told
Mr.
Justice
Martin
of
On
May
b.
other
officers
of
the
Cana-j
midnight
last
night
and
to-
protective
cruiser
Malaspina
j
J
jZ.nEJ
th
iTlt
,an'
the
seizure
of
the
launch
t
I
Hearing
of
the
defence
witnesses
was
completed
yester-
,lo,r
onrl
annimnnt
Vw
pniinKpl
was
commenced
this
uaj,
.b-
j
!
morning
In
his
evidence
yesterday
Eastman
said
he
had
been
j
unwell
on
May
3
and
4
and
on
the
following
day
a
suspi-
cious
il'ness
caused
by
gas
from
the
exhaust
of
the
Ta-I
cora's
engine
bothered
him."
It
was
then
decided
not
to
continue
fishing
operations
any
longer.
He
arid
he
took
,
the
boat
into
Goose
Harbor
to
see
if
he
could
locate
thei
part
of
the
vessel
s
engine
'
which
was
leaking
and
to
get
i
l.
i
-r
i.:
e
u
f
some
exercise
nimscu
in
me
nope
oi
wuriuug
un.
wc
effects
of
the
fumes.
The
second
defence
witness,
Ernest
Tourila
of
Seattle,
corroborated
Eastman's
testimony
concerning
the
latter's
illness
He
said
he
never
smelt
any
gas,
nor
did
it
bother
him,
but
he
stated
he
saw
some
ngnv
smuKu
m
we
ungiuc
room.
He
CQnrejywyiia
tmw
jam
PH
have
taken
the
engine
apart
at
sea
ariH'UhsafeYoTii
repairs
un'ess
the
vessel
was
PLACE
FIFTY
j
BOYSONFARMS
II,
l
Government
Undertakes
Settlement
Scheme
for
Old
Country
tad
Yl'TORIA,
July
10.
The
I
ai
mg
of
60
British
boys
on
farms
in
the
province
through
the
trr.pi
-e
settlement
scheme
has
lcn
undertaken
by
the
B.
C.
L
vcrnment,
following
a
eon
fir-wp.
between
Provincial
Govern-r.ont
officials
and
W.
B.
Little,
federal
commissioner
of
colonlia-.mn
at
Ottawa,
It
was
announced
b
Hon.
W.
Atkinson,
minister
rf
agriculture.
CONDUCTOR
WAS
KILLED
BY
AUTO
VANCOUVER,
July
10.
-John
t
ardwcll
50
Years
of
aire,
anu
toAy'J
conductor
the
h
o.
in.i.niiu
Vill-1
H
1
S
Cmbieied
nurse.
Deceased
w.
mis.eI
RWt
anH
wth
Avpn
l..t
nleht
about
4
P.m..
when
about
to
go
when
ho
was
struck
by
an
auto.
If
a
...o.
...!
In
Aulntr
cnnill.
.
.
,
4i.
i.
i.
t
-ii
.i
.ion
on
me
street
ana
is
uenevvu
to
have
been
the
victim
of
a
hit
and
run
driver.
SALVAGE
EFFORTS
STEAMER
ISLANDER
FAILED,
SAYS
DIVER
JUNEAU.
July
10.Effort8,tolfa:
nYlnK
of
the
.Jt,
alvage
the
reputed
treasure
from
v.
rA.i,e
E.WNewn-
the
steamer
Islander,
which
Bank
august
1901,
were
discontinued
yesterday
when
Captain
S.
H
Finch,
who
directed
the
div-'ng
for
the
purser's
safe,
sailed
for
Seattle.
The
search
was
In
progress
for
GO
days
when
Finch's
contract
expired.
Hcde-clared
that
he.
had
failed
to
find
anything,
UUU&U
liUV
UI1CJ1UIUUU
.
.
.
,
states
crait
was
entered,
Cold
Storage
Co.
for
Ket-
taken
into
harbor.
INQUIRY
INTO
DEATH
OF
BOY
AT
ARRANDALE
Native
I
nd
Mu.t
Have
Fallen
Into
River
When
Hoarding
Boat
INQUEST
WAS
HELD
,
.
sibllity
ean
understand
easily
the
Funeral
Arrangements
Stopped
in
juti
0f
a
dtixen
because
In
her
Order
That
Full
Inquiry
Ipta
actions
she
already
is
a
Might
Be
Made
I
contributing
member
of
the
com-
'munity,
filster
Bertha
Wellln,
ARRANDALE.
Naas
River,
member
of
the
Swedish
Parlia-B
C
July
10
In
connection
nwnt
and
president
of
the
Swed-with'the
d
owning
fatality
which
ih
Nurs'
Association
told
the
occurred
at
Arrandnle
cannery
nurses
of
more
than
40
countries
last
Thursday
afternoon,
July
4,
at
a
meeting
of
the
Congress
of
the
body
of
Frederick
Doolan,
an
the
International
Council
of
Indian
lad,
aged
11
years,
was
re-
Nurses.
,
covered
from
the
water
below
the
"We
are
not
like
oher
profes-
v.-
..,
U'
h
I41W.
ca
a
rnm.
Stewart
.1
about
...a
6
i
ii...
p.m.,
alter
aragging
ojirui.in
had
been
In
progress
for
upward
Aifuiai
.ni.
or
two
hours.
Anu.ca,
i
tion,
on,
wiMiout
wimoui
success,
wan
resort-
ed
to
by
C.
J
.
Gclf
f
en,
book-
kepnor.
and
Mrs.
Grlffen,
a
train-
to
a
gasidine
fishin
boat,
on
wVllfll
he
had
been
hlrea
to
act
a
...innM.
hv
an
tnoeiMndent
Ilsn
:chk
-
-
i
-r
r
.
ermsn.
in
ornery
uy
v
A-
J
.1
a
QIW1AV..
in.
11
Mil
w
i
IZ
on
tLi
llow
the
wJiarf.IW.IHn
pointed
out
that
as
In-
then
jump
to
another
scow
before
reaching
his
boa.
While
no
one
saw
him
fall
intb
the
watt-,
It
is
surmised
that
he
slipped
when
jumping
from
one
scow
te
another
and
struck
his
head
wo
"w
to
!tho
surface,
as
no
($Ci
was
ham,
who
was
away
utrlver.
hur-
Hod
o
Arrandale.
picking
up
r.
Macdonald
off
Klncolith
on
the
ment
Sunday
when
the
brokers
of
and
arrived
about
noon
onU
way.
pompeted
for
a
trophy
Pridav.
July
5.
Constable
Newnham
immediately
atnnood
the
funeral
nrrange-
ments,
ordered
the
body
to
be
held
(Conttnued
on
page
three.)
uait
shortage
at
ketciukan
:
A"
"uf
horfaKe
f
fli;
I
J
t
;
today
that
there
was
not
a
pound
of
frozen
.
herring
amiable
there
to
supply
th?
fJfh1,
,f,eet-r
Themotor-
WP
Belllngham,
Capt.
J.
E.
Anj
navlnff
hr
flrat
TLrTonths
Irrived
T
here
"ere
ln
l0Ur
n,ont1.
arrived
in
port
from
the
north
at
cbikan.
It
is
expected
that
the
P-ellingham
will
start
about
lb
m,dd,e
of
this
month
to
brine
regular
shipments
of
fresh
and
frown
salmon
and
halibut
here
from
Ketchikan
J
S""""!,
nadtan
NaUonal
?
'f
Ra"'
vf.r
?
J
.
1
MAKING
PROGRESS
IN
CANOE
ON
WAY
DOWN
COAST
TO
NEW
YORK
Julvi
UKTCBJimUlG.
Ala.k.
5W
wT
10.
AWvt
Vofght,
.-
en
route
from
Juneau
to
New
York
in
a
16-foot
Arctic
type
skin
canoe,
left
here
yesterday
for
Ketchikan
.
Ue
ratfie
a
few
alterations
and
is
hopeful
of
reaching
New
York
by
next
spring.
WORK
OF
NURSE
AS
A
CITIZEN
DISCUSSED
Nurse
Who
Is
Member
of
Swedish
Parliament
Addresses
Montreal
Congress
"T
MONTREAL.
July
10:
The
nurse
with
the
feeling
of
respon-
BIOnB.
B
CMIIIIUI,
IBUIitlB
UUl-
a..li-a.
selves
and
hnd
mi,
our
urlr
work,
"
inn
the
speak-
or
aaM
"Whim
a
vounir
woman
-
-
-
-
rted
as
a
student
nurse
the
responsibility
for
her
ac-
tions
bicomes
widened
During'
t?J?
ilri
riiVraaia?
uA
...ul
nr
Aim
aMK-itv
m
A
nnrM
(
wYMffi
wo
extrcise
an
inuuence
l
"
I
XToTrrsKlcrh;
1
he
school
of
nurs
ln
which
has
B"".U,W",T
v
"v.-..,..
warning
ner
nearers
hkuiiibi
u.
entrance
of
nurses
associa
.
t
noIIt,cfll
work.
Sstcr
dividual
citiiens,
nurses
could
contribute
much
in
educating
others
In
good
citizenship.
VICTORIA
STENOGS
FIRST
ARE
CADDIES
:
THEN
HONOR
GUESTS
VICTORIA,
July
10.
A
fea-
tn
a
nt
tViA
nnnitfll
irnlf
tmirilA-
was
that
stenographers
irom
tno
local
financial
houses
acted
as
caddie.
Ten
was
served
at
the
I
nineteenth
hoe
at
which
the
cad-
Idle-
were
guests
of
honor.
Arrived
With
Captured
Trollers
Fisheries
Protective
Cruiser
Malaspina
io.aojjni
with
wiui
trolling
ironing
boat
DOSl
Tacora
and
othcra
JUst
after
he
had
8eized
them
t
Goose
Island
.
hrn.lfrht
theminto
Prince
Rnrrf
r
VISITS-SCENE
NIKKOWRECK
i
Housing
of
Vessel
Smashed
and
Boat
Wr.shed
Ashore
and
Clothing
But
No
Bodies
I
SKIDEGATB.
inly
10?
Provincial
Copsle
Mfirltn
of
Qnctn
Charlotte
Islands
rSt'TTseT
from
tfvc
srene
of
the
wrecked
bontrNikko
md
rpf-rts
finding
tfo
caps,
one
coat,
and
all
the
deck
housing
of
the
Niklo
mashed
off
anf
the
hntchesgpne
and
one
small
boat
ncarg
turned
up
side
down.
JNo
tftodlea
have
inafound
JsW.i
!
-
,.
.,
,
...
saltcry
at
Queen
Charlotte
City,
who
is
supposed
lo
have
been
lost
on
the
vessel
along
with
the-
members
of
the
crew,
is
spoken
of
here
as
a
very
estimable
man,
a
gentleman
In
every
sense
of
the
word.
He
leaves
n
widow
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
People
of
the
Islands
are
again
asking
for
a
lighthouse
at
Lawn
Hill
as
it
is
claimed
the
floating
buoy
there
now
cannot
be
seen
until
too
late
to
keep
clear
of
the
rocks.
NATIVES
LEAVE
FOR
CANNERIES
failure
oi
wrsi
loasi
iroi
ing
ifrivrs
iiyaans
to
.uninianu
This
Year
,.s!i!B.??'"L.J"'',
Xi-SK:
Ijr
Hi
I
HIV
IIAlltco
vj
fciiv
wniuv-
gate
Mission
have
left
for
the
Skeena
River
fishing
grounds,
some
to
Claxton
and
some
under
'
r
ou!
r.,.
j
rut.
,
-
.,
i'Cht
ch.
K.C.,
Conservative
mem-
Sugal
for
the
new
cannery
at:.
an..
ber
of
the
federal
parliament
arid
Humpback
Bay,
Porcher
Island.
This
'
Is
the
first
time
for
many
,
Tv,
Z
Hydahs
JX.
h,
have
vi.f
'ft
t
i
,v
y"
.
-
home
fotr
the
maln-
iand
and
the
move
became
nee-
fullure
.f
thp
W(?et
coagt
troing(
LEFT
FOR
ROME
SANTANDER,
Spain,
July
10:
Tho
trnns-Atlantic
plane
Pathfinder
took
off
for
Rome
this
morning.
HERRING
INDUSTRY
BEING
ESTABLISHED
,
ON
THE
WEST
COAST
4
SKIDEGATE,
July
10:
1
Mr.
Lloyd,
who
has
charge
of
tho
new
herring
Industry
on
the
west
coast
of
Mores-
by
Island,
left
Monday
for
the
new
headquarters
In
Moor
Channel
with
a
full
outfit
for
catching
and
cifr-
Incr
hnrrlntr.
BOWSER
SLATED
FOR
CABINET
Vancouver
Paper
Declared
Poolcy
Will
Go
to
London
and
Former
Loader
Return
The
Vancouver
Sun
declares
!that
there
is
to
be
a
reorganiza
tion
of
the
Tolmie
cabinet
Id
ib-ch
Attorney
General
Poolflf
is
l,.,,.,'.
AUo
California
t.i.-j
a
n
TKiJT
v-
fal
Alio,
uauiornia,
nly..
cni.
ucueiduuiii.t
and
Robert
M.
Klimpel
of
in
London
and
W.
J.
Bowser
isU
Y-2.
a.i.
to
take
his
pjave
in
the
cabinet
as
attorney
general
and
first
lieutenant
of
!Jr.
Tolmie.
Tho
story
says
that
W.
K.
Esllng,
George
Black
J-
C
Brady
and
J.
A
FAr
an
-ill
HvMl.in.lhi.
x.,".,
mui
uicj
firi
vailed
upon
the
leaders
to
bTfhg
about
the
suggested
change
iu
face
of
the
opposition
of
such
men
as
General
McRae,
Leon
Ladner.
and
II
H.
Stevens.
'
Should
Tolmie
resign
Mr.
Bow.
ser
would
then
be
the
natural
choice
for
premier.
It
is
suggested
that
the
change
will
not
be
brought
about
until
after
the
visit
of
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett
who
is
to
spend
a
month
in
the
province.
COMMUNICATION
WITH
SUBMARINE
FAILED
PEMBROKE,
Wales,
July
10,
The
British
submarine
L-69
today
dived
in
the
vicinity
of
the
stricken
11-47
ami
tried
to
communicate
with
the
21
men
trapped
within
hr
hut
without
avail.
Th(
,nk
c
ft
IiM
,n
ggQ
feet
of
water.
T.
L
CHURCH.
HP,
IS
SERIOUSLY
ILL
TORONTO,
July
10.
T.
L.
former
mayor
of
this
city,
who
.
for
.
soine
.
me,
.
has
-
suffered
a
relapse
and
is
now
now
seriously
ill
KINGSFORD
SMITH
HAS
ARRIYED
IN
ENGLAND
CROYDON.
England.
July
10.
Captain
Charles
Kingsford
Smith
and
three
companions
in
tho
Southern
Cross
arrived
here
today
from
Rome,
completing
their
flight
from
Sydney,
New
South
Wale's.
PRINCE
ACTS
FOR
THE
KING
LONDON.
July
10.
-Tho
Prince
of
Wales
held
a
private
investiture
today
on
behalf
of
the
King
at
St.
James
Palace.
ThoJ
prince
presented
Insignias
to
8C0
persons
in
the
birthday
honors
list.
Exiled
Prince
Carol
Said
to
be
Implicated
in
Rumanian
Coup
BUCHAREST,
July
10.
Documents
allegedly
confiscated
by
the
Government
in
its
roundup
of
military
conspirators
against
the
present
regime
have
definitely
implicated
the
exiled
Prince
Carol
in
the
projected
coup
d'etat.
The
documents
comprised
proclamations
to
the
people
and
to
the
army,
all
bearing
the
signature
in
the
name
of
His
Majesty
King
Carol
II.
It
was
said
it
appeared
that
the
exiled
prince
was
fully
aware
of
the
preparations
for
the
plot
and
gave
his
consent
to
it.
:
OIL
EXPERTS
ON
VISIT
TO
GRAHAM
ISLAND
JUST
NOW
SKIDEGATE,
July
10:
American
oil
experts
are
looking
over
the
property
of
C.
D.
Emmens,
which
lies
btwpen
the
Yakoun
Lake
and
Rennel
Sound.
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UnUUnil
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Rupert
East
Ratepayers'
elation,
at
a
meeting
last
decided
to
send
a
delegati
the
city
council
with
the
request
i
that
the
decision
not
io
undertake
improvements
of
Violet
I
Park
as
a
children's
playground
this
year
be
reconsidered.
The
people
of
the
east
end
of
the
city
feel
that
they
are
entitled
to
have
the
work
carried
out.
Miss
M.
B.
Durran
of
the
executive
presided
at
the
meeting
in
the
absence
of
the
president,
Ex-Alderman
G.
B.
Casey.
SWEDISH
FLIGHT
ACROSS
OCEAN
REYKJAVIK,
Iceland,
July
10.
Captain
Aldln
Airenberg,
the
Swedish
flyer,
hopped
off
from
Reykjavik
for
Greenland
this
afternoon
In
continuation
of
his
flight
from
Sweden
to
the
United
States.
KILLED
IN
WALES
BLAENAVON,
Wales,
July
10:
Four
men
were
killed
and
sev-
sral
seriously
injured
today
In
an
explosion
at
Mllfraen
mining
pit.
GIIDA
SCUTARI
PROBABLYLOST
SEATTLE.
July
10.
The
fam
ily
of
Ciptain
William
Dooley
of
the
S.
S.
Gilda
Scutari,
missing
.unce
the
vessel
sailed
for
Japan
from
here
November
5,
said
yesterday
ihat
Captnin
Cochrane
of
.
'
J
,
,
,
'officially
repvted
to
them
that
,
,
Auna
t.
r?.'.."'
lands
failed
to
reveal
any
trace
or.
the
vessel.
The
ftliip
carried
a
crew
of
20
and
there
is
a
remote
possibility,
shipping
men
say,
thaf
she
might
have
reached
the
Siberian
coast
Th
GUdaScutari
wMfcnwly
P
lor
to
that
the
Canadian
Trader.
BABE
RUTIJ
HJT
HIS
EIGHTEENTH
NEW
YORK,
July
10:
Babe
Ruth
yesterday
hit
his
eighteenth
homer
of
the
season
ln
the
fourth
inning
for
the
Yankee
against
St.
Louis
and
also
registered
a
triple.
The
Yankees
are
now
seven
and
a
half
games
behind
Philadelphia.
THISTLES'
LINE-UP
The
Thistles
will
field
the
following
team
In
tomorrow
night's
Stuart
Shield
football
game
against
the
Empress
Club:
Lam-bie;
Erskine
and
Jack;
Macdonald,
T.
Hadden
and
Haig;
Pamnhpll
BtisRanich.
Bantie.
W.
Mitchell
and
Farquhar;
sfares,
Corbett
Woods.
Scottish
Humor
AN
ABERDONIAN'S
GREETING
"I
wish
you
all
the
luck
there
is,
And
all
your
heart's
desire
And
all
tho
money
Iu
the
world
That
I
do
not
recjalre."
VISITOR:
"What
an
unusual
scheme
of
decoration
for
a
dining
room!"
GOLF
WIDOW:
"It's
my
husband's
idea,
in
case
ho
dines
at
nome,
Fasslng
Show,
London.