ted
States.
It
is
possible
that
the
Yukon
Airways
Ltd.
may
have
a
plane
n
the
city
at
the
time
of
the
fair
and
will
make
flights
with
loral
people
who
wish
to
see
the
country
from
the
air.
Negotiations
are
under
way
for
other
attractions.
SOUTHERN
CROSS
BROKE
ALL
RECORDS
CROYDON.
England.
July
10:
The
Routhjrn
Cross
broke
the
rreord
for
flltrht
from
Australia
to
England.
The
plane
left
Der-oy.
Australia,
June
27,
accomplishing
the
Journey
In
13V4
days
against
the
former
record
of
wrt
Hinkler
of
15
days.
Even
hunting
Sydney
as
the
starting
J'omi.
the
Southern
Cross
low
"ed
Hinkler's
time
by
about
an
our.
fair
board
management
for
spe-
nadian
Government
and
elsewhere,
'ial
entertainment
at
the
fall
.
Arthur
Ppn1nby.
parlismenUry
fair
this
year.
Miss
Myfanwy
secretary
for
the
dominions,
said
Campbell
has
also'
been
reUined,n
the
House
of
Commons
yeater-tn
give
exhibitions
of
dancing.
day.
He
also
stated
that
the
Gov-f
apt
Ash
was
In
Prince
Rujjert
iernment
would
welcome
such
referral
years
ago
and
the
gym-
ports
ss
reach
them
that
the
ques-tiasts
come
with
splendid
refer-
Itlon
is
being
examined
In
other
enofts.
The
youngest
is
said
to
be
parts
of
the
Empire
the
smallest
acrobat
in
the
Uni
FINANCES
OF
No
CANADA
FINE
Klertinn
Ukdy
Ah
Doing
Well
Says
Hon.
J.
A.
Robb
KlentsnU
y
grade,
full
Elementary
grade,
full
grade.
first-class
honors
Edith
r'.Umentj
y
grade,
full
grade
grade,
honors
Ruby
Gren.
Introductory
grade,
full
exam,
first-clnss
honors-
Leo
Basso-Bert.
Introductory
grade,
full
exam,
first-class
honis
Robert
Man-son.
Introductory
grade,
full
exam,
honors
Lorraine
Jabour.
Introductory
grade,
full
exam,
honors
Gordon
Lawson.
Introductory
grade,
full
exam,
Honors
Joy
Green.
Introductory
grade,
full
exam,
hnnnratrln
flrrn.
Element
rv
theory,
first-class
.
Ihooort
01
lr
cent)
Ethel
Tom
Country
VANCOUVER.
July
10:
Hon.
James
Robb.
minister
oT
nnance
in
the
fetieral
government,
swwsu
today
that
lle
Dominion
treasury
"No
new
bor-
was
on
easy
strtet.
...im
u
i.nnUmnlated
or
rs-
luninH
"
qulrwl,"
he
said.
TU
m(nUir
refusrd
to
dis
cuss
the
possibility
or
Bn
eany
federal
eWtion.
"it
sec-mn
n
me"
he
said,
"that
this
is
a
good
time
to
go
on
working.
Tin-
rountry
seems
to
be
doing
pretty
well
withovt
an
election."
KNDUKANCE
FLIGHT
CULVER
CITY.
Cat,
July
11
The
two
hundred
and
twenty
first
hour
mark
was
passed
by
the
plane
Angeleno
at
12:30
noon
today
In
an
endurance
flight.
The
filers
are
L.
W.
Merdell
and
u.
i
R.
Reinhart.
They
have
already
far
exceeded
the
former
record.
Tru(l'
&
Labor
Council
meet
ing
tonight
at
8
o'clock.
Election
of
officers.
TOMORROW'S
TIDES
Boston
Grill
Friday,
July
12
LARGE
CAHARET
RpecIM
Dinners
Thundirt
ud
Baturdaji
High
5:26
a.m.
18.4
ft
Dinting
Evtry
futorday
Mbt,
9
to
12
Danc
Hal)
tot
Hire
18:14
p.m.
18.8
ft.
Accommodation!
for
Private
Pirtle
Low
11
:40
a.m.
4.3
ft.
PHONE
457
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V1.
XX.,
No.
159.
.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C,
,
THURSDAY,
JULY
11,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
TENTS
-I
-f!
One
Trotter
Condemned
and
Will
be
Confiscated
to
the
Crown
by
Admiralty
Court-Others
Heard
Pica
of
Encinc
Trouble
Objected
To
by
Captain
Laird
of
RfllinNFT?
FAR
Malaspina
Because
of
Admissions
at
,
IJlU
UULl
u
full
Time
of
Arrest
VICTORIA,
July
11.
The
American
trolling
boat
MISS
MERCER
p
GA
was
condemned
and
declared
forfeited
to
the
King
Truttceij
Spoke
"
Excecnt
by
Mr.
Justice
Archer
Martin
in
the
admiralty
court
here,
Hcing
Done
by
Principal
of
yesterday.
Trje
vessel
was
seized
on
May
18
off
Pachena!
Booth
School
Point
by
the
Canadian
Government
cruiser
Givenchy
and
;
charged
with
illegal
fishing
in
British
Columbia
waters.
!
The
excellent
work
being
done
H,
A.
MacLean,
counsel
for
the
owners
of
the
craft,
en-
bv
n
Mejcer,
principal
of
tered
a
consent
on
beha'f
of
the
owners,
Rafael
Wanaskari
1Bcbo0':
wa
the
ubi?ct
J
and
Heins
Lantto
of
Astoria,
to
an
order
for
its
con-j
ftrS
0-
demnation.
1
lowing
the
reading
of
the
report.
In
the
action
Of
the
Crown
VS.
the
Jeanette,
Capt
Olaf
Trustee
Mra.
Spencer
was
pres-
Hansen,
master
of
the
vessel,
which
was
seized
by
the
ent
at
the
closing
exercises,
where
cruiser
Malaspina
on
May
6
in
Goose
Harbor,
told
the
dutributed
the
rolls
of
honor
court
that
engine
trouble
experienced
on
May
4
caused
L?
St
!ot
him
to
peek
anchorage
at
Goose
Harbor
and
the
follow-
nonor
rolte
were
pre8ented.
There
ing
day
to
make
repairs
to
the
engine.
The
skippers
of
was
one
to
each
da
for
profi-the
seized
U
S
.
fishing
vessels
had
not
been
warned
that
ciency
and
another
for
deport-
their
statements
wouM
be
used
a
s
evidence
"JS
STft!!
wS?
and
intimations
of
engine
trouble
had
not
been
subjected
chj,d
not
ing
n
ngt
Jty
to
inquiry'
by
Captain
Laird
of
the
Malaspina,
the
court
imr
rt.roirnjted.
The
large
num-was
informed.
His
Lordship
was
assured
that
the
com-
ber
securing
these
honor
rolls
mancler
of
the
cruiser
had
relied
upon
assurances
by
skip-,
particularly
noticeable,
per,
of
the
Tacora
and
the
Jeanette
that
tiiey
tad
I
no
J-j
tention
of
pleading
engine
trouhteas
an
excuse
for
being
pup
hmv
Thf
blR
a9MmWy
in
C
anadian
harborage
without
aninomy.
room
was
crwH
yet
without
f
antnin
T.nird
stated
whon
lie
received
this
assurance
any
apparent
ffr
on
the
part
h
understood
the
admissions
would
prevent
the
later
1".
'ZtlZ'
l
racing
of
the
pleas
of
engine
trouble.
Had
Ca,tiu
E-
aid'That
the
man
of
the
Tacora
put
up.
UUOJV.
noTw,
"':
to
done
at
that
shoe!
vanced
when
the
vessels
had
been
lounu
ai
uoose
lwanu
was
firs
rate.
the
rtonces
arc
he
would
have
been
warned
off
in
the
iiual
way.
"I
certainly
would
never
have
taken
action
-
rjinnpn
f
r
the
Jzure
of
his
vessel
Captain
Laird
stated.
"Had
flf
f
AoJLJ
attain
O'af
Hanson
of
the
.leaneiie
nan
engine
trouuic-at,
the
time
he
was
ordered
from
Goose
Irtand
he
would
.
iave
been
warned
off
in
the
usual
manner."
i
rwain
T.-jirH
wan
firm
in
denial
of
the
nosHive
claim
that
engine
trouble
was
advanced
by
Hanson
of
the
Jean-.
The
MlimlnaUon
result8
,
MI
ctt.e.
On
the
contrary,
Hanson
had
declared.
we
cou
u
Wfcy.
pIlino
cg
in
which
there
say
we
were
here
for
engine
trouble,
but
tnat
wouiu
uu
no
good.
We
are
caught."
ATTRACTIONS
EMPIRE
TRADE
MUSIC
PUPILS
S3
were
16
en
t
ies
for
piano
and
one
for
theory
follow:
I
Intermediate
grade
school,
pass
:
Billy
Fuller.
Junior
grade
(full
exam),
first
class
honors
Ruth
Nelson.
Junior
grade
(full
exam),
hon
.-v
mvn
1-1
m
IP
OAMPinrnrn
or
Isabel
Sturgeon
MIU
Hk
PfllK
M
m
mW
Primary
grade,
full
grade,
first
I
V1V
llliu
,
w
w
Several
Already
cured
Government
iJSSS
Others
Are
Under
tlation
Nego-
AIRPLANE
MAY
COME
Ijibor
Welcomes
Aid
In
That
Policy
LONDON.
July
11
The
Ubor
Gov
nment
is
actively
'
antain
Gcorire
Ash,
sharp-
shonter
and
rone
man
and
the
f
tmnerial
trade
and
naturauy
Three
Naths.
gymnasta
and
ae-
will
rutiatx.
hav
ln
eneaeed
by
the
'
ataUmenia
nt
class
honors
Jean
McLean
Primary
grad
full
grade,
first
ay
cau
honors
larybelle
Stiles
r;rKr':'CANADAFAVORS
DIGBV
ISLAND
AND
TENDERS
ARE
CALLED
The
fisheries
department
has
been
calling
for
tenders
from
contractors
for
the
con-struction
of
three
large
j
sheds
and
a
marine
ways
at
i
CONFERENCE
OF
THEDOMINIONS
VANCOUVER,
July
10:-Can-
Digby
Island.
Prince
Runert.
;ada
has
always
been
favorably
near
the
marine
station
for
disposed
towards
joint
discussion
t
the
use
of
the
large
fleet
of
of
thc
problem
of
mutual
mter-
fishery
patrol
vessels
oper-
to
nations
of
the
Empire
and
ating
n
Distriet
No.
2.
The
11
undoubtedly
consider
with
original
estimate
for
the
,avor
any
o8tion
from
Great
work
was
$15,000
but
it
is
Britain
for
an
economic
confer-
understood
that
a
good
deal
ence-
declared
Hon.
James
Robb.
more
than
that
will
bp
r.
minister
of
finance.
Just
before
quired
to
carry
out
the
pro-
!eare
"here
today
for
a
short
ject
as
planned.
Several
local
vaet:on
trip
to
Victoria
and
contractors
bids.
have
MINE
MERGER
submlttpH
Northern
B.C.
pointB.
The
comment
was
made
in
con-
nection
with
the
suggestion
of
Right
Hon.
Phillip
Snowdon
that
(an
imperial
economic
parley
be
held.
RESCUE
PREVENTED
W0UUUM1CIJ
IS
SUGGESTED
by
rough
weather
OF
SUBMARINE
CREW
Consolidated
May
Take
Over1
NowH.
According
to
I
PEMBROKE,
Wales,
July
11:
Wall
Street
Rough
weather
and
rough
seas
in
St.
George's
Channel
during
the
'
NEW
YORK.
Juy
11.
Adviccn
night
were
believed
yesterday
to
reaching
Wall
Street
state
that
have
vanquished
whatever
hopes
".inadian
and
Rrilh
capitalists
were
held
of
saving
21
meniberd
're
reported
to
be'j
involved
in
of
the
crew
of
the
submarine
Hans
for
a
sixty
,
million
dollar
11-47.
mining
merger,
linking
the
Con-
Th
admiralty
revised
list
of
Mtlidated
Mining
ft
Spotting
Com-
cstu.i1tes
from
he
accident
is
panv
and
the
Norand
mines.
24.
A
subofficer
and
signalman
Definite
information"
is
lacking.
f
the
L-12
which
rammed
the
The
former
comWhy
owns
pro-
H-47
were
Hsttd
as
missing
and
ducing
mines
in
ftfuWh
Columbia
one
seaman
of
the
L-12
died
ef
and
other
parts
of
Canada.
j
injuries.
'
f
MAIL
IN
TODAY
J
SEARCH
ABANDONED
TMwavt;
f'tv
it-
Tw
Ad-
Under
the
new
baggage
car
w-,itv
has
HwWed
to
abandon
service
which
gives
Trince
Rup-'
further
operations
for
the
sal-ert
six
mails
a
week
during
the
yage
of
the
submarine
H-47
summer,
the
first
mail
from
thejwhlh
was
rammed
and
aunk.
":t
will
arrive
on
this
after-
-
noon's
train.
Mails
will;
now
ar-
The
case
of
Matt
Videck,
who
ive
from
the
ast
daily
except
u
rharcod
with
Wnimr
ltatinr
Tuesday
and
leave
daily
except
Sunday
under
the
new
service.
for
Sale,
will
be
heard
in
elty
police
court
at
8
o'clock
tonight
by
W.
E.
Collison
and
S.
D.
Mac-
Miss
Phyllis
Sloan
left
yester-l
donald,
justices
of
the
peace.
E.
day
for
Winnipeg
where
she
will
F.
Jones,
city
solicitor,
will
pro-
1
il.
il
i
i
inn
r
,
lnu
ine
summer
vacation
visit-
secuie
ana
.uuuin
uuntaieo
win
ing
with
relatives.
I
act
for
the
defence
Steamer
Prince
William
is
Being
Rebuilt
at
the
Dry
Dock
With
Good
Accommodation
Of
almost
yacht-like
lines,
the
steamer
Prince
William
ex-Aktion,
which
is
being
reconditioned
at
the
local
dry-
LvIaaIj
nf.
f)ia
rnnorltnrt
Mntinnnl
Pnoct
Qf
a
1
a
.
1
Liun
irMk
am
cnvMMAA,
on
m-
coniiaer-
a
,
.
.
L
0i
i
xt
t!..
"
'
HK
Lnv
tko
au
quewion
01
r.y-:
EUm-nti.v
mi-
full
Krade.
L-i
ti
A
;te
r
wjuquet
oi
upw
ZiJAmL
fc-Kliiv
nradv
!
lur.
.
"
.
w"ci
iiBifiiiuwi
ufe
nation,
and
HHes-or-the-vaiiey.
-icome
indicatjon.
and
"tide
Tu.f
tade,
will
bo
a
very.trim
and
attractive
vessel
by
the
time
she
is
by
members
of
the
C-
hoBgUlJ1
Tomitmn.
ready
to
go
into
service
next
spring,
pians
for
the
work;
show.
Ine
reconaitionmg
jod
is
a
very
extensive
one,
in-
olving
the
stripping
of
all
present
woodwork
from
the
ihip
and
rebuilding
practically,
from
the
hull
up.
A
number
of
new
and
up-to-date
features
will
be
involved
In
the
rebuilding
of
the
boat
which
will
be
of
steel
throughout
with
practically
all
accomodation
coveved
In.
There
will
be
three
decks.
The
lower
deck
will
Include
adequate
frht
holds
for
the
local
ser
vice,
fuel
tanks,
engine
room,
-.v-iiftH
and,
aft,
stewards'
quarters
and
galley
stores
The
middle
or
main
deck
will
be
devoted
almost
entirely
V
oaanrnircr
accomodation.
In
the
menaae.
ah
oi
wh
be
more
Blatcrooms
and
to
thel
....
4UA
iYiA
Attaint
bbIaaviI
and
galley.
This
whole
deck
Is
.
t.
.
s
1
..31.
tt
t-
A.
it.
.
dation
for
34
persons.
In
dining
saloon
will
be
seats
.-i.i
,
The
vessel
will
the
for
28
persons
at
five
tables.
On
the
shelter
deck
will
be
nothing
else
In
the
way
of
housework
but
the
pilot
house,
over
which
there
will
be
a
flying
bridge,
and
a
comfortable
little
REACHES
ROME
rarn
rnninininir
BVLLPt'ii
nit
nrn
asi
inni
iicv
hwi
-
the
berths
and
usual
equipment
completing
the
flight
from
Uni-
1G9,
There
will
be
stateroom
accomo-
ted
States.
Minister
of
Finance
Takes
Issue
With
the
Br.
Labor
Minister
Finance
Minister
of
Canada
Says
He
Believes
British
People
Appreciate
Preference
Given
Them
in
Markets
of
Canada
VICTORIA,
July
11.
Reiterating
his
statement
that
Canada
always
has
been
favorably
disposed
towards
joint
discussion
of
problems
of
mutual
interest
to
the
nations
of
the
Empire
and
would
consider
with
favor
any
suggestions
from
the
Labor
Government
of
Britain
leading
to
an
Empire
economic
conference,
Hon
.
James
Robb
again
expressed
his
surprise
over
the
reported
declaration
of
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer
Snowden
against
preferential
polides.
"I
believe
in
the
British
preference
and
I
believe
the
British
people
whom
Mr.
Snowden
represents
welcome
he
preference
given
them
by
the
dominions,"
declared
Mr.
Robb.
"If
Mr.
Snowden
is
opposed
to
the
preferential
tariff
policies
he
is
not
representing
the
views
of
the
British
people
as
a
whole,"
indicating
that
there
had
been
a
volte
face
since
the
reverse
of
the
Baldwin
Government
in
1923.
"However,
we
are
not
making
the
policies
of
Great
Britain.
She
is
capable
of
making
her
own
tariffs,"
said
Mr.
Robb.
LOCAL
LADY
IS
:
f&ABOR
GETS
CHARMING
BRIDE
ItBIG
MAJORITY
Marriage
of
Miss
Annie
Dalby
Conservatives
AU
Vote
With
Mac
"
and
Arthur
Wootton
Was
-
donald'Government
on
Outstanding
Event
Scottish
One
of
the
outstanding
mar-
lqDON.
July
11.
WHhout
a
riages
of
the
present
summer
In
division
the
House
of
Commons
Prince
Rupert
was
the
wedding
at'nt
tdoptei
the
first
King's
2:15
yesterday
afternoon
in
St.
ih
ever
drafted
by
a
Labor
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
Government.
The
debate
on
the
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson
officiating,
of,
jtess
in
reply
ended
after
over-Miss
Annie
Dalby.
elder
daughter
whelming
defeat
of
toe
official
.
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frederick
W.
Liberal
amendment
en
Scottish
Dalby,
711
Fifth
Avenue
East,
to
reforms.
The
vote
stood:
Arthur
John
Homewood
Wootton,
For
the
Government
374
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
E.
Woot-
Aainit
5l
ton
of
Victoria.
The
interesting
J
ceremony
was
performed
in
the
MajorJty
for
Government
32S
beautifully
decorated
cathedral
.....
before
a
large
congregation
of
The
.
amendment
asked
that
friends
of
the
contracting
couple,
operation
of
the
Scottish
local
taking
place
on
the
steps
of
the
Govrnment
bill
be
suspended
chancel,
which
was
banked
for
the
pending
further
inquiry.
From
occasion
with
carnations
and
other
-he
outset
the
amendment
had
no
flowers
as
well
as
with
salal
foil-
chance
of
success.
The
Conserv-age,
ferns
and
plants.
jatives,
who
had
fathered
the
Soot-
Act.
were
bound
to
vote
The
bride,
who
was
given
in
ti8hf
against
the
amendment.
marriage
by
her
father,
wore
a,
lovely
wedding
gown
of
white
;
...
t
i
u-..
(rep"
nun
wnn
sjik
lace
couar,
,
embroidered
with
pearls,
her
embroidered
veil
having
a
coronet
of
orange
bUusoms.
She
carried
a
Two
bridesmaids
and
a
maid
of
honor
attended
the
bride.
The
bridesmaids
were
Miss
May
Wootton,
sister
of
the
groom,
and
Miss
oe
ail
oi
iiwiu
.j.
while
.,
except
for
-Interior
fnlshing.
The
length
of
the
Prince
William
Is
100
feet
over
all
with
beam
of
23
feet
three
inches
and
denth
of
11
feet
6
Inches.
Tho
fecsle
head
will
be
the
usual
j,....
un.
nt
200
tons
quarters
for
seamen
and
tok-lcargo
eajn,,
capacity
and
era
and
Immediately
aft
of
thls,tankg
Qr
60o
barreis
0f
fue1.
several
commodious
staterooms.
Then
around
the
boiler
and
fun-
nel
casing
will
be
a
new
feature
T
t
TUriMTiED
In
the
form
of
a
covered
h
pro-
KU
I
nrlluljl
bride,
ushers
were
Arthur
Dalby,
Stanley
Dalby,
Alex
RIx
and
Robert
Bartlett.
The
service
was
fully
choral.
During
the
signing
of
the
register
a
hymn
was
sung
by
the
choir
and
the
rongregatlon.
Fol
owing
the
ceremony,
a
re-
rtlnn
w
held
In
the
I.O.D.E
hall,
which
was
tastefully
deco
rated
with
nink
and
white
dran-ory.
The
I
he
happy
nappy
couple
coupie
received
receive
be
tions
of
many
invited
friends
un-i
der
a
large
arch
of
pink
bells
and
isntal
foliage.
The
bride
was
as
sisted
in
receiving
by
her
mother,
Osborne.
Winnie
Tucker,
Iaura
(Continued
on
page
four.)
siAWAITSWORD
FROMSNOWDON
OTTAWA.
July
11.
The
Dominion
Government
is
still
the
communications
refer
red
,n
the
BrUih
P"ent
by
?J7.:T;
l
V.rmln.to
.
Edith
Kelsey.
who
wore
charming
m
qnnwirT
.Mlntr
gowns
of
mauve
taffeta
with
biege
picture
hats,
trimmed
with
mauve.
The
maid
of
honor,
Miss
Evelyn
Dalhy.
he
bride's
sister,
wore
a
dainty
frock
of
pink
taffeta
with
hat
to
match.
All
the
attend-ants
of
the
bride
carried
bouquets
of
pink
carnations.
Te
irroomsman
was
James
the
holdins
of
an
Imperial
eco-
nomic
conference.
Pending
receipt
of
such
a
communication,
which
may
contain
some
indication
of
such
a
conference,
there
is
a
disposition
in
official
circles
to
abstain
from
commsst
on
Mr.
Snowdon'
proposal.
KING
IN
GARDENS
LONDON,
'
July
11:
King
George
spent
the
morning
today
In
the
gardens
of
Rockingham
Palace.
.
TROTSKY,
Wlf.
,IJB
j
L0Np0N,
July
11:
M.
bct
wishes
and
congratuia-
..
j
u
ciynss,
Home
"UrSi",TfirJu,C!
HOME.
Jul,
..:-Th,
ta-
-
Sffi
-V
HARitRDItV
.TiAliOR
'
'
GOVT
OF.
ENGLAND
Secretary,
announced
in
the
House
of
Commons
this
af-
ternoon
that
he
had
decided
against
allowing
Leon
Trot-
sky,
former
Russian
Soviet
lender,
to
visit
Great
Rri-
tafn.
4