INTOXICATED
WHEN
FLYING
New
York
Authorities
Raiding
Speakeasies
in
Neighborhood
KooHcvclt
Field
AT
TUB-
INQUEST
In
utoonitiLf
down
to
nick
un
a
Prime
Rupert
has
a
ner
own
ex-
NF.w
vnntf
,v
r.
Thn
ii-'rutnn
(iuveloucd
her
own
city
roa
thorities
are
making
a
cleanup
of
system
;
tot
P
Jnct,
Jtunerw
all
snoakensiM
in
the
nelifhl6r-1
spends
a
g;nr
dent
of
money
in
hood
ooo
01
of
Roosevelt
uoosevelt
field,'
Held,
following
loiiowing
Vancouver
Vancouver
and
nun
would
spend
moro
rnd
I'oad
wn
inMv
an
inquiry
which
made
it
clear
if
connected
,ljy.
hs
Wilmer
Stults.
Amelia
"Bar-1
eenirc
5
that
thousand
hart's
transatlantic
flyer,
who
lost
come
to
Ilrtlnh
rlur
when
his
plane
crashed.
s
of
tourists
nibia
each
hi
life
on
Tuesday,
was
inlo'xi-
year,
and
if
the
SKeena
highway
Cfttcd
at
Ibn
tlmn
nf
tlin
nfxfilont.
wen.
.
olIMtlUctecl
it
Wlllll
he
tho
flneat
tourist
drive
In
the
prov
ince.
Finally.
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
will
he
reminded
thnt
thev
threepenny
liU
tn
It
Rt
piinit
nn
have
often
nrofeased
friendship
Prince
Ituiwrt
and
giv
hi
v
Aherdonlan
was
killed
by
n
pas-
for
ing
motor.
Verdict!
"Death
port
to
their
highway
would
prow
from
nnturnl
causes."
i't
sincerity.
Empire's
Thanksgiving
Day
Tomorrow
The
people
of
tanuCa
will
oH:
with
the
Motherland
an
I
all
o.irt
11
F.r
i
ire
;n
a
scni's
r!'
than
j'iv
mg
t..r
the
i.t-v
ry
of
Mis
Mjijoiy
t
In-Sfatesty
will
go
tv
Wentmtn
t
t"
tern
it;
'he
great
e
v
i
.
U:-
i
fi'turc
of
the
King
and
a
virw
of
the
choir
of
Wetntiitsui
Abbiy,
win
rt
giving
service
will
be
held.
Aid
of
Vancouver
Requested
by
Board
of
Trade
in
Securing
the
Building
of
Provincial
Highway
On
motion
of
C.
H.
Orme,
seconded
by
Joe
Scott,
a
resolution
was
passed
by
the
Board
of
Trade
at
its
meeting
last
night
which
read
as
follows:
"Whereas
the
progress
of
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
is
being
greatly
retarded
through
lack
of
a
highway
connecting
it
with
the
big
business
centres
of
the
province,
and,
"Whereas,
Vancouver
is
already
benefiting
very
materially
by
the
deve'opmcnt
of
the
north
and
would
belief
it
much
more
it
the
north
were
1
"
more
prosperous
and
connected
nectinff
Prince
Rupe.t
and
other
with
it
by
a
highway,
ami,
cltied
and
towns
with
the
citfes
"Whereas,
Prince
Rupert's
de-!
and
towns
of
southern
British
Co-velopmcnt
and
the
dcvcloment
of
lumbla
by
way
of
Prince
George."
the
other
towns
and
villages
In
the
mirth
is
lMng
sadly
retarded
Oirnugh
lack
of
highway
connection
with
the
rest
of
the
continent,
therefore
"lie
it
resolved
that
the
Vancouver
Hoard
of
Trade
be
urgently
requested
to
use
its
IsJIuence
to
bring
about
the
immediate
completion
of
the
trunk
highway
con-
It
wa
also
decided,
on
recommendation
of
the
committee
from
which
the
original
resolution
emanated,
that
a
letter
should
accompany
the
resolution
uslcing
for
prompt
and
energetic
action
the:
eon
and
stating
that
although
the
city
had
been
founded
over
20
years
the
total
amount
of
road
I'orwtruction
by
the
provincial
governments
concerned
amounted
to
five
and
one-half
miter,
which
worked
out
at
about
'184
yards
per
annum
for
the
whole
period.
Dir-ing
that
same
period
Idle
Wad
system
in
the
south
had
been
extended
until
today
It
wa
a
splendid
highway
system
of
which
the
southern
part
of
the
province
wart
proud.
The
letter
wW
pojnt
out
that
tin-
Briti.-di
K
!
up.
Hid
mi
excellent
the
thanks-
Trrftn
I
HEAI!zMcASE
American
Fishing
Boats
Will
He
Heard
at
Vancouver
Tuesday
Hv
Mr.
Justice
Martin
VICTORIA,
July
6:
The
hearing
against
seven
American
fishing
craft
alleged
to
have
violated
tho
treaty
regulations
between
Canada
and
United
States
will
be
held
here
Tuesday
before
Mr.
Justice
Martin
sitting
in
the
admiralty
court.
The
bouts
are
the
Tacnme.
Jeanettc,
We,
may,
Mary
IC.
Fiather,
Catherine
H
and
557-
GA.
Twt
of
the
boats
are
charged
with
illegally
fisng
in
B.C.
waters
and
tfcc
other
five
ore
charged
with
Illegally
entering
Canadian
porta
for
purposes
other
than
for
securing
shelter.
The
M7-GA
wns
nicxed
May
18
off
Pachena
Point
and
the
others
were
snUod
in
northern
waters
.nd
taken
t-
Princ?
Kupert.
RADIO
BROADCAST
AS
MEANS
OF
PUBLICITY
MerrhHnts
committee.
DIVIDEND
FOR
THE
HOME
OIL
SMITHERSMAN
IS
REMANDED
;
Trial
of
I).
L.
Jones
on
Manslaughter
Case
in
Connection
With
Auto
Fatality
Adjourned
j
David
Lewis
Jones,
charged
with
manslaughter
in
connection
with
the
death
off
Isaac
Carlson
and
Uno
Ferner,
who
were
killed
last
Saturday
night
when
an
automobile
went
over
a
bank
on
the
Duthie
mine
road
near
Smithers,
has
been
remanded
at
his
pre-j
liminary
trial
befoe
Stipendiary!
Magistrate
S.
II.
Hopkins
at
Smithers.
Meantime,
burial
haij
been
made
at
Smithers
of
the!
bodies
of
the
two
victims.
Jones
is
a
well
known
young
man
of
Smithers,
where
he
has,
been
in
the
empldyiof
the
Cana-1
dfan
National
'
Railways.
Hi
father
is
undertaker
at
the
interior
town.
PREPARATIONS
FOR
CONVENTION
Plans
Iking
Laid
For
Entertain-ment
of
Visitors
to
Fisheries
Association
Meeting
At
the
Board
of
Trade
metfng
In
the
city
council
chamber
last
night
Milton
Gonzales
presiding,
it
was
decided
lb
cooperate
with
the
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
Fisheries
Association
In
properly
entertaining
the
rnembers
of
the
convention
here
the
first
three
days
in
August.
T.
II.
Johnson,
''vice-president
of
the-assocltlonr;reiorted'h"v.-ing
attended
an
executive-
meeting
in
Montreal
when
passing!
through
and
he
said
the
members
hiiii
in
mihliritv
for
the
citv
TO"W
C
.
...
.
,
.,
.
.
..."
1
The
west
has
contributed
won-
&SS
"
"
?mm
K.ihT
;"'""'
W-f
-
-
,
"
y
f
,.
,
.
.
continue
to
contribute
to.
a
still
It-
iEtKter
degree
to
the
development
Trade
T
at
its
meeting
m
n
last
night
,
,.
...
'
,.
nd
was
referred
to
the
Retail
."Blr.rll.y-J?'..t.h',
-'i"
AKricuiiuriii,
iiiuu.-iniai
ituu
iirui-
eral
wealth,
and
thus
assure
the
Dominion
n
still
greater
position
in
the
world,
he
said.
DYNAMITE
BOMB
ON
PACIFIC
HIGHWAY
Twenty
Per
Cent
For
IVixt
Two
OLYMPIA,
July
C.
-
A
dyna-Montbs
to
Be
Paid
Dir-
Imlte
bomb
containing
ten
sticks
eciorn
Decide
of
dynamite
was
found
beneath
a
The
Wise.Man,
Boston
Grill
The
wise
reads
cla'
man
the
LA
ROE
CABARET
gified
advertisements
arid
y
...
Rpeclsl
Dinner
Thundajrs
uid
Saturday!
them
whenever
he
needs
to
'
UanrJnc
Etrry
Saturday
Night,
9
to
12
or
buy,
or
rent,
to
find
lo.
',
'
Dance
Hall
lor
Mrs
goods
or
to
get
a
job.
Accommodation
for
Private
Partte
PHONE
437
-
NORTIIFJRN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol
XX.
No.
155.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATURDAY,
JULY
6,
1929.
First
Lord
of
Admiralty
Will
Keep
Navy
Efficient
Under
Labor
He
Declares
in
Sheffield
Speech
JOE
WRIGHT
WAS
BEATEN
BY
A
YARD
Dutchman
Wins
Diamond
Sculls
at
Henley
Today
From
Toronto
Man
I
LEANDER
CUP
WINNERS
Canadian
Made
Great
Spurt
at
End
and
.lust
Failed
to
Make
Win
HRNI.TJY.
England.
July
C.
I..
Cunther
of
Holland
tojay
defeated
Joe
Wright
of
Toronto
in
the
final
diamond
sculls
by
only
one
ynrd.
Ills
tirrc
was
8
minutes
42
tcnd.
Thn
Icander
Club
won
the
fin
'
'"hallee
cup.
defeat-Inr
the
Thomas
Rowing
Club
lv
two
lengths
in
seven
mln-utev
Gunther'n
time
was
eighteen
scrnnd
slower
than
threc
orl
held
by
F.
S.
Kcllcy
of
Lcndnn.
Gunther
'Towed
a
be
tit
if
ul
race,
but
rapidly
tired
near
the
finish
when
Wright
wax
makinc
a
tremcn-
Jii?r
!JbvJLGuntbermapAMli;
aged
to
keep
the
nose
of
his
shell
a
yard
in
front.
were
enthusiastic
over
the
visit
fiAMpIf
I
ATIAM
lo
Prince
Rupert
He
expected
LUNULIAI
WIN
.
.
.
IU.m
r-.
1.1
ln..vn
nllan.
I
r
uivic
nuuiu
uc
a
laiKC
ouch-
I
-
tlnce.
R
As
the
visit
of
Hon.
Herbert
IMarler
is
to
be
at
the
time
of
the
convention,
it
was
decided
to
instruct
the
entertainment
committee
to
try
to
arrange
for
a
joint
banquet
or
luncheon
which
would
be
addressed
by
the
new
Csnadian
minister
to
Japan.
The
Women's
Canadian
Club
is
also
collaborating
with
the
Board
of
Trade
In
this
event.
A
meeting
of
the
Fisheries
Association
with
delegates
from
the
Board
of
Trade
and
City
Council
will
be
held
Monday
evening
when
a
program
of
entertainment
for
ths
visitors
will
be
arranged.
The
Board
of
Trade
appointed
S.
E.
Parker,
chairman
of
the
fisheries
committee
to
represent
them
at
the
meeting.
HON
JLA.
ROBB
IS
OPTIMISTIC
WINNIPEG,
July
6.
"Canadian
prosperity
is
evident
and
within
the
years
to
come
the
Dominion
as
a
whole
will
assume
a
still
greater
position
in
the
world,"
stated
Hon.
J.
A.
Robb.
minister
of
finance,
in
an
inter-
BOARD
JIAMED
Jtallwav
Employees
to
Arbitrate
Proposed
Increase
of
Pay
in
West
OTTAWA,
July
6:
Hon.
Teter
Henna
n
vesterday
established
a
board
of
conciliation
and
invest!
gation
into
the
dispute
between
the
Canadian
National
and
Can
dian
Pacific
Railways
and
the
conductors,
trainmen
and
yard
service
men,
members
of
the
order
of
railway
conductors
and
of
the
brotherhood
of
railroad
trainmen
on
western
lines,
over
a
request
for
Increases
in
pay.
Some
six
thousand
men
are
affected
directly
and
ten
thousand
indirectly.
Isaac
PHblado
K.C.
will
represent
the
employers
and
David
Campbell
K.C..
the
employees,
both
or
Winnipeg.
They
will
name
a
chairman.
GOOD
TROLLING
DUNDAS
ISLAND
High
Boat
Was
195
Cohow
and
Avcrsge
Being
Made
of
About
75
Per
Boat
PRICES
ARE
HIGH
Trolling
has
been
giving
good
returns
to
the
fishermen
at
Dun-das
Island
for
the
past
two
weeks,
according
to
word
received
from
there.
The
high
boat
Thursday
was
195
cohoes
and
the
average
for
the
fleet
was
about
76
per
boat.
As
these
are
now
being
sold
at
45
cents
each,
it
is
plain
to
see
that
SHEFFIELD,
July
6.
Rt.
Hon.
A.
V.
Alexander,
first
lord
of
the
admiralty,
alluding
in
a
speech
last
night
to
the
naval
disarmament
discussion
between
Great
Bri-ain
and
United
States,
said
the
people
need
have
no
fear
'-hat
the
Labor
Government
wou
d
sacrifice
security
in
Ihcir
haste
for
disarmament.
He
affirmed
that
the
Labor
administration
would
work
with
might
and
main
for
stabilization
of
naval
armaments
at
a
given
point
and
then
eduction
which
would
give
Britain
security
without
the
present
drain
upon
her
economic
resources.
Whatever
armaments
the
admiralty
might
require
in
future
must
be
efficient,
Mr.
Alexander
declared.
He
said
he
was
sure
the
government
would
improve
the
standards
and
not
lower
them.
DAILY
MAIL
WILL
START
NEXT
WEEK
The
new
baggage
car
mail
service
between
here
and
Ed-
monton,
which
has
teen
granted
by
the
federal
postal
department
following
long
agitation
for
a
daily
mall
service
on
tho
railway,
will
j
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
B.
C,
Silver.
1.05,
Nil.
Bayview,
3.
Big
Missouri,
1.50,
1.52.
Cork
Province,
lift,
13.
Cotton
Belt,
47,
50.
Duthie
Mines,
52,
5G.
George
Copper,
10.25,
10.35.
Georgia
River.
33.
34.
Golconda,
1.08.
1.09.
Grandview,
44,
44ft.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke,
37.
38.
Kootenay
Florence,
14V4,
15.
Kootenay
King,
33ft,
33ft.
Mohawk,
3,
4.
Morton
Woolscy,
4ft,
5.
Marmot
River
Gold,
4,
4ft.
Marmot
Metals,
2,
Nil.
National
Silver.
13,
14.
Noble
Five,
GO,
60ft.
Pend
Oreille,
5.G5,
5.75.
Premier.
1.G0,
1.G5.
Porter
Idaho.
52,
55.
Reeves
Maedonald,
1.75,
1.78.
Rufua
Argenta,
27ft,
29.
Ruth
Hope.
38,
11.
Silver
Crest,
5ft.
6.
Silverado,
Nil,
75.
Silversmith,
10,
15.
Topley
Richfield.
2H
30.
'loric
Mines,
98,
1.00.
Wellington.
9,
10.
Whitewater,
85.
87.
Woodbine,
5,
5V.
Bluebird.
10.
11.
Oils
Cnlmont,
4.18,
4.20.
Dalhousie,
4.35,
4.38.
Devenish.
48,
50.
Home,
2-1.10,
2U0.
M:yland,
4J0O,
4.05.
Hargal,
1.4G,
1.47.
Freehold.
1.22,
1.23.
Dallas,
2.05,
2.10.
Mercury.
1.13.
1.15.
Sherritt
Gordon,
7.95,
8.00.
AWFUL
FAMINE
CHINA
TODAY
BOSTON,
July
6:-
Appalling
hrldiro
nvir
hen.
on
th
Pacific
.
blddinir
airainst
each
ether
for
the
board.
Several
cases
of
cannlbal-
VANCOUVKR,
July
G:
At
a
highway,
but
ft
was
so
placed
as
eohoos
with
the
result
that
the,
Urn
have
been
authenticated,
tho
meeting
of
the
directors
of
Home
not
likely
to
do
any
damage
If
It
prices
have
Jumped
from
30c
to
report
stated.
'Ml
yesterday
it
wsh
decided
to
went
off.
The
fuse
wns
partlyi45c.
The
cannery
at
Humpback,
A
few
miles
west
of
Tientsin
t,v
a
twenty
per
cent
dividend
submerged
in
water
and
It
had
Bay,
north
of
Porchcr
Island,
was,
the
famine
is
so
groat
that
par-to'
shareholders
of
record
as
of
the
appearance
of
having
been
.getting
most
of
the
fish
for
a
cnts
are
afraid
to
permit
children
lulv
v
27
1
The
Tlie
dividend
ilivinenil
will
will
lie
lie
for
inrinrown
thrown
there
mere
to
vu
B--t
get
rin
rm
ui
01
it
it.
time,
nine,
tui
um
yesicroay
mwi;
Inve
rness
wns
on
n
me
mc
su-ceis
r..vo
.v
icarinn
n
me
...v,
wi
GOVERNMENT
TO
AID
OWEN
LAKE
Timmins
to
Undertake
Important
Operations
on
Property
Recently
Purchased
VICTORIA.
July
G.
In
view
of
1
11
1
41.-
A
1
go
into
effect
on
July
10.
it
n"
tVv"
i.
l..rroH
Mall
frnm
Rrfmnn-
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."".,
ton
to
Prince
Rupert
and
to
;
'outh
of
Houston,
under
the
new
and
from
the
more
Important
..j.
nnlnU
alonir
the
line
w
"
-
be
handled.
.
.
t
a
4.
4
construction
01
a
rouu
vu
cuuireiv
4
jnp
with
the
rnajn
highway
through
1
the
Bulkley
Valley.
The
govern-!ment
ha
agreed
to
o-operate
to
j
tho
fullest
possible
extent
with
(the
company
in
aiding
road
work.
NORTHERN
B.C.
MEDICAL
ASSN.
Dr.
LeVroyd
of
Anyox
President;
Post-Gradualc
Lectures
at
Meeting
Last
Night
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Nor
thern
B.
C
Medical
Association
took
place
last
evening
In
connection
with
a
dinner
which
was
given,
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
by
local
doctors,
for
visiting
physicians
and
aurgeona
from
the
erist
and
south
as
well
as
from
the
district.
The
association
elected
Dr.
D.
K.
Iearoyd
of
Anyox
as
president
for
the
year
and
Dr.
J.
W.
Lang,
also
of
Anox.
secretary.
After
the
dinner
pott-graduate
lectures
were
given
on
medical
subjects
by
Dr.
Norman
B.
Gwyn
of
Toronto,
Dr.
II.
E.
Rldewood
of
Victoria
and
Dr.
D.
K.
II.
Cleveland
of
Vancouver.
Dr.
J.
P
Cade,
retiring
president
of
the
district
medical
association,
oc
cupied
the
chair
Further
lectures
will
be
given
tonight
in
the
Frince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
PRESENTATION
TO
GEO.
RORIE
At
the
Rotary
luncheon
Thursday
at
which
Lieutenant-Governor
Bruce
was
present,
George
Rorie,
the
retiring
president,
was
made
the
recipient
of
a
valuable
silver
elgavette
cm1?
as
a
recognition
of
ithe
valuable
work
he
had
done
for
ho
club
in
issuing
weakly
The
presentation
was
made
by
thn
men
are
makinir
fnlrly
good
conditions
caused
by
famine
In
.George
Bryant,
the
new
president.
money.
!
fivo
districts
of
China
are
repor-1
and
Mr.
Rorie
replied
briefly.
Canneries
seem
o
hnve
been
ted
to
the
American
Missions
thanking
tpo
members.
Scottish
Humor
A
FAVORITE
HYMN
IN
ABERDEEN
;.
,
i.l
of
M..v
and
June
as
of
rather
than
for
the
purpose
of
dc
the
highest
bidder
and
a
load
was
be
stolen
or
sold
or
actually
eat-
,,,.
hatevnr
Lord,
w
,
lend
j
,
Ui
,,
thee
...
30.
.in
istrovlng
the
bridge.
taken
there.
!en.
k
Repaid
a
thousandfold
sllflll
be.
.Juiiu
I'
D