GIANTS
BEAT
CINCINNATI;:
CMciko
Got
Twelvd
Hits
Ag!nst
St
Louis
but
the
Utter
Won
NEW
YORK.
Aug.
10.
Tie
home
"Torning
Giants
won
wht;n
FitZ3immons
held
Ihc
Reds
to
four
hit-:
Pittsburgh
swept
through
a
tw
-gamr
ir
ies
with
St-Liuis
and
Summary
American
121,000
pounds,
12.Hc
and
8c
to
14.9c
and
8.
Tanadlan
46,100
pounds,
l-2c
and
8c
to
16c
and
9c.
American
Trinity.
50.000,
Atlln,"
12.4c
Franklin.
25,000.
Cold
Storage,
12.3c
and
BC
0
Baltic.
14,000,
Booth,
14.9c
and
oC,
Canadian
p
Dorreen,
16.000
Cold
Stor-
13.4c
and
8c.
8cB'ngo,
7,000,
Atlln,
13.Gc
and
Ul.
S.000
Ottesen
Fish
Co.,
"
nd
8c.
fre
Spear,
10,500,
Atlin,
lGc
and
9c
Breniiinea,
4,000,
Booth,
13.2c
nd
8p
8cD-
B.
T.,
2,500,
Royal,
14.7c
and
and?c
Spit
1,60,
0Ue8cn
IBc
,
T0RO,
MISSIONARY
DIES
Aug.
.
10:
Rev.
n.
62
years
of
age
"da
m
China
COTTON'
STRIKE
.IS
LIKELY
TO
END
IS
STATEMENT
TODAY
LONDON,
Aug.
10:
Re-
preventatives
of
the
Trade
Uqiunr
Congress,
returning
harftSafier
n
hnrrle!
confer-
etmrmK
TWttfcr
lat-den-
aid
at
Kdinhifreh
sum
the
cotton
strike
settlement
is
how
in
siirht
'
t
4
.s
day
got
(he
two,
winning
jn
the
'
'
'''chtago
raked
five
Philadelphia
HEAD
LONDON
POLICE
ri
hers
for
thirteen
hits.
Hmh
j
iUAI
MAY
f
WML
AMC
Tft
IV
Iiurfciu
RUPFRT
ridded
five
runs
In
the
second
bit
I
MA
lh
Philltn
ttiraflr
tn
but!
to
come
to
Prince
Rupert
soon.
He
bloom
nicely
one
It
was
his
sixteenth
vie-1
There
is
a
possibility
of
the
for-j
.mar
honH
nf
Ihu
Srnl
land
lard
DO-
i
has
received
a
number
of
offers,
manner.
The
AAmmPiimi
lli
Hon.
R
EDINBURGH.
Aug.
10.
Premier,
Macdonald
arrived
he
e
by
airplane
from
Lossiemouth
and
entered
into
a
conference
in,
an
effort
to
bring
about
a
settlement
of
the
Lancashire
cotton
strike
with
Sir
Horace
Wilson,
perma-
MONTREAL
HAURISTER
DIES
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer
Racked
in
Britain,
Opposed
In
France
LONDON,
Aug.
10:
The
British
press
and
public
appear
to
be
squarely
behind
Right
Hon.
Philip
Snowden
in
the
stand
he
has
taken
at
The
Hague,
butJt
is
fully
recognized
how
.serious
the
position
may
become.
The
Saturday
Review
says:
"Mr.
Snowden
will
certainly
have
the
backing
of
the
government
and
the
country.
What
Is
more,
he
will
need
'
It.M
PARIS,
Aug.
J0:
The
French
pres
In
general
went
at
Philip
Snowden
hammer
and
tongs
yesterday,
taking
the
position
jat
if
The
Hague
conference
ends
in
failure,
if
will
be
his
fault.
SNOWDEN
LEAVING
JttGUE
CONFERENCE
WAS
PURE-NONSENSE
LONDON.
Augi
10.
Rt.
Hem.
Thiilp
Snowden,
replying
to
fho
query
of
the
Londsn
Dailv
Mail.
nent
secreta-y
of
hr
minister
of
said
the
report
that
lie
would
leave
labor,
the
Hague
conference
Monday
un-
Wilson
previously
conferred
Jess
he
got
satisfaction
was
"pure
with
all
parties
to
the
dispute.
nonsense."
SEA1TLE
SEATTLE,
Augj.
Augj.
MONTREAL.
Aug.
10:-
Sen-
population
of
this"
cty
has1'
ip-l
ator
N.
K.
Laflamme,
K.C.,
an
creased
from
50Q.0O0
to
520,0003
outstanding
barrister,
died
this
during
the
last
tear,
official
morning.
ifrrttrea
state.
POPULATION
10:
The
There
was
only
one
game
In
the
'lice
'coming
to
Prince
Rupert,
j
THE
HAGUE,
Aug.
10.
A
slight
recovery
of
COnfi-Ameman
League
yesterday
where
Chief
Constable
Wenaley.
who
ha
dence
Was
experienced
today
when
a
general
dlSCUSSlon
ns
mx
nit
crowder
twelve
umes
jui
iemcu
0i
me
loung
nian
01
reparations
payments
was
resumea
at
wasted
them
and
St.
Louis
career
with
thai
nmous
ooay,
is
,,,jthout
incident
until
it
was
acrain
unset
at
the
end
of
to-
'
n
the
third
game
of
the
scries
LouU
goi
only
ten
hits.
Scores
fur
the
day
follow:
National
League
f
niiati
1.
New
York
7.
Hiii-ago
12.
Philadelphia
G.
f
Lnuu
C,
Pittsburgh
7.
Amerjcan
league
St.
Louis
9,"
Chicago
4.
HALIBUfSALES
Snowden
Tells
Conference
of
Nations
at
Hague
They,
Must
Consider
His
Resolution
Soon
British
Chancellor
Docs
Not
Propose
to
Spend
Kcst
of
Hi-Days
at
Dutch
Capital,
He
Says
to
Committee
Fourth
Ave..
Prince
Rupert,
and
day's
vital
meeting
of
the
financial
committee
by
the
in
he
has
intimated
that
he
is
likely!
terventlon
of
lit.
Hon.
I'hilin
bnowden,
British
chance
one
to-
lake
charge
of
police
af-,
a
decision.
'Tdon't
wish
to
spend
the
rest
of
my
days
at
fairs
10
Clean
up
'MrrV,
tlnmin
Wn
miiof
nrnn
tn
mino
n
frio
nnootinn
nt
is
not
likely
he
will
accept
any
of
them.
FORMER
AUDITOR
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DIES
NRW
WESTMINSTER,
Aug.
10
William
AUiaon,
auditor-general
of
British
Columbia
from
19U
to
1917.
died
yesterday
suddenly.
He
was
born
in
Scotland
in
18C5.
His
widow
is
a
sister
of
the
late
bir
Richard
McBride.
L4RKlSP01NTED
TO
REPRESENT
CANADA
OTTAWA,
Aug.
10.
-Hon.
P.
C.
Larkin,
Canauian
nign
cumuuo-
gloner
in
London,
nas
iwn
pointed
to
represent
Canada
at
the
Hague
conference,
l
King
announced
luat
night
Th
jce
Oft
boat.
Premier
OBJECTS
TO
REMOVAL
OF
ROSE
BUSH
BLOOM
V...
hna
PiirefU
V
nuriuicu
in
llf
"
mm
Piirk
were
cut
,
oft
ifh
!..,.),,
nn.1
removed
last
night,;
Fred
Rlffou,
park
caretaker,
reports.
Mr.
Rlffou
has
been
unstinted
in
giving
of
hi
time
and
development
of
the
energy
to'
the
ia
-hnluraly
much
chng-
rl8n
missionary
in
Honan
rlncd
that
thobl
;'s'on
of
tho
United
Church
of
removed
.
In
this
"Hadji
Hind
ttlA-.l..
'
l
s'TUa
rnruft
hae
lut
..At
c-
tho
lor
of
the
exchequer,
who
declared
he
had
placed
his
case
hffnrn
thn
pnnfnrenen
nnrl
enn
d
nnt
wait
much
Ionirer-ior
issue.
My
resolution
is
still
'bef
ore
the
committee
and
I
L'iwuiui.
purniit
ufui
in
iicwun
upuu
it
uiuv.ii
iuiiui,
he
said.
Crisis
Is
Avcred
THE
HAGUE.
Aug.
10.
The
crisis
in
the
conference
of
trovernments
to
make
the
Younir
plan
effective
was
averted
when
the
conference
financial
committee
adjourned
until
Monday
without
discussion
of
the
resolution
of
lit.
Hon.
Phi'in
Snowden
demanding
revision
of
the
plan.
Later
premier
Jasper
and
Foreign
Minister
Ymans
of
Belgium
called
on
Mr.
bnowden.
.B.Bennett,IP...
LEADKR
OF
THE
CONSERVATIVE
PAUTV
OF
CANADA,
will
Address
a
Public
Meeting
in
Capitol
Theatre
on
Monday
Night,
at
8.15
Silt
GEORGE
PEKLEY,
M.P.,
GEN.
A.
1).
McRAE,
M.P.,
AND
J.
C.
HRADY,
M.P.
will
speak
briefly.
Chairmnn:
C.
II.
Ormc
Orchestra
in
Attendance
Admission
Free
.
Dolars
Open
at
7:30
TOMORROW'S
TIDES
Boston
Grill
Sunday,
Augunt
11
X
LAKOE
CAHAKKT
Specltl
Dinners
Tnursdayt
and
Saturday
5:51
m-
16.8
ft.
jjigh
v4s
panel
nc
Every
Saturday
Night,
9
to
12
18:06
p.m.
18.5
ft.
Dnc
Ball
for
Hire
Low
11
:42
7.0
ft.
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(or
Private
Parties
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISJI
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PHONE
457
0
Vol.
XX.,
No.
185.
PRINCE
-RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
AUGUST,!,",
1929
fefon
Churchill
and
Amery
Arrive
and
Are
Interviewed
at
Quebec
Amery
Thinks
Free
Trade
Within
the
Empire
Impossible;
Churchill
Gives
Opinion
of
Labor
Government
QUEBEC,
Aug.
10.
Empire
free
trade
is
an
ideal
but
it
is
quite
impracticable
in
the
opinion
of
Rt.
Hon.
L
C
MS.
Amery,
who
arrived
on
the
Empress
of
Australia
yesterday
en
route
to
the
Rockies.
"I
am
absolutely
in
favor
of
closer
commercial
relations
among
constituent
parts
of
the
Empire,"
Mr.
Amery
said.
"Nevertheless,
I
fee!
that
the
slogan
of
free
trade
will
not
accomplish
the
purpose
desired
.
"
Rt
Hon.
Winston
Churchill
also
arrived.
He
said:
"So
long
as
the
Labor
Government
refrains
from
doing
those
things
which
they
promised
to
do,
there
will
be
no
objection
to
their
holding
office,
but
they
must
forget
all
the
silly
nonsense
they
have
been
talking
for
the
past
several
years."
Mr.
Churchill
would
not
comment
on
Mr.
.Snowden's
attitude
at
the
reparations
conference,
but
made
it
clear
that
Mr
Snowden's
stand
had
his
own
support.
Apportionments
under
the
former
Dawes
plan
had
been
satisfactory,
but
those
now
projected
were,
totally
inadequate,
he
said.
RECORD
VOYAGE
GRAF
ZEPPELIN
Landed
in
Germany
Early
This
Morning
From
Lakehurst
New
Jersey
F
R
I
E
DERICIISIIAFEN,
Germany,
Aug.
10.
The
Graf
Zeppelin
after
a
record-breakjng
crossing
of
the
Atlantic
from
Lakehurst,
New
Jersey,
landed
here
early
this
morning.
The
trip
took
55
hours
24
minutes,
which
is
forty
hour's
belter
than
the
last
westward
journey
and
thirteen
houts
better
than
the
last
eastfoound
voyage
from
Lakehurst
in
October,
1928.
CONFERENCE
ON
COTTON
STRIKE
Premier
Macdonald
Flies
From
Lossiemouth
to
Edinburgh
to
Discuss
Matter
I
PRESS
BEHIND
MR,
SNOWDEN
Endurance
Fliers
Dercend
After
Breaking
Record
Above,
inset,
are
the
two
aviators
who
are
chiefly
responsible
for
the
St.
Louis
endurance
flierb
breaking
ail
records
to
sta
aloft
for
more
than
17
days.
They
are
Major
Warn!,
left,
and
Shorty
Chaffc,
right,
who
compised
the
crew
of
the
plane
which
skillfully
transferred
more
than
3,200
gallons
of
gasoline
to
the
endurance
plane,
as
well
as
food
and
other
materials.
The
two
waving
their
arms
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jackson,
parents
of
"Red"
Jackson,
one
of
the
endurance
fliers.
They
arc
waving
encouraTement
to
the
aviators
shortly
before
they
decided
to
come
down.
66
PER
CENT
IS
ESTIMATE
PRAIRIE
CROP
'OTTAWA,
Aug.
10.
The
gov
ernment
crop
repo
t
published
to
day
gave
no
definite
estimate
in
bushels
of
the
total
yield
of
wheal
this
vear.
It
placed
the
yield
of
jipniig.wnn
u
t-wi-t
i.,,,
-nr(.
on
...iVn
with
average
per
acre
of
the
past
len
mars.
NEW
FISH
COMPANY
lW
QTARTFH
IIP
HPRF
ui
mi
11.1
ui
iiuuu
Ottesen
Concern
Purchased
Its
First
Halibut
on
Local
Fish
Exchange
This
Mornlnff
The
Ottesen
Fish
Co..
recently
established
in
business
here,
pur
chased
its
first
halibut
on
the
local
fish
exchange
this
morning,
taking
two
small
Canadian
catches.
The
Ottesen
company
has
started
a
plant
nea
the
Cold
Storage
at
Seal
Cove
and,
up
to
the
present,
has
been
engaged
in
mild
curing
salmon.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
IS
NOW
UNDER
WAY
GLASGOW,
Aug.
10:
The
Scottish
Lelfgue
games
opened
today
with
the
following
results:
First
Division
Celtic
2,
Hearts
1.
Cowdenbeath
2,
Morton
0.
Dundee
United
3,
Clyde
3.
Falkirk
3,
Aberdeen
2.
Hibernians
8,
Airdrieoniarts
1.
Kilmarnock
3,
Hamilton
Academicals
0.
Motherwell
0,
Rangers
2.
Partick
Thistles
0,
Dundee
2.
.St
J,ohnsbane
2,
Jyr
3,.-
.
W
MrrrfrMj
QueenWark4
1.
TAKING
BANDIT
SOUTH
i
SUFFERING
ICE
3U1UUL
CREAM
SHORTAGE
AT
CHICAGO
TODAY
CHICAGO.
Auir.
10:
Un
less
there
is
a
chanire.
Chi-
cRo
people
are
likely
to
be
caused
considerable
suffer-
supply
will
be
practically
exhausted
unless
relief
comes.
t
ing.
The
heat
here
is
in-
tense
the
thermometer
dodg-
ing
around
among
the
pine-
f
t.faa
Rt4
to
make
matters
TWO
H
HELTON
BOYS
WIN
HIGH
HONORS
STUDIES
YANCOUvER
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
S.
Sargent
of
Haielton
are
being
congratulated
on
the
records
made
by
their
two
OLYMPIA
AT
VANCOUVER
EX.
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
10.
Dune
McNaughton
with
18
points
and
Glen
Ledingham
with
17
points
gave
their
school,
the
King
Ed-
.
wn..thiSiceCTeam.cmploy-
I'JttU
JUKEW.a82regaie
,n
Mic
uiympiuu
nuiu
at
ine
ex-
dlr
results.
Five
hundred
tniDltton.
aicwaugnton
won
me
employees
of
35
factories
nuraiw
m
reeora
ume
are
out
and
bv
tomorrow
the
nd
8e'
a
MA'
ifump
reord
oi
5
"
1
r
i
a
rt
n
.
I
ieei
o
o-o
incnes.
Ledir
lingh'ani'
ieistere'd
in
the
and
'yelln'ihrdws.
hammer
ler
F-.ed
Large'-6f!ICrilnbrook
took
both
sprint
events.
Seven
new
high
school
provisional
record
were
made.
MOVIECENSOR
APPEAL
BOARD
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
10.
W.
J.
Bai
d,
barrister,
Robert
Mc-
oons.
Jack
and
Uill
have
both
v-e.
"eau
oi
me
wuumn
uimu
distinguished
themselves
at
Van-
Export
Co.,
Ltd.,
and
Mrs.
A.
C.
couver
College.
Jack
is
the
edi-
Bgley.
formerly
president
of
the
tor
of
the
V.
C.
eview,
following
Women's
Canadian
Club,
have
the
winning
of
a
gold
medal
last
been
appointed
as
numbers
of
the
year.
Bill,
who
has
just
com-
f'"t
moving
picture
appeal
board,
pleted
his
frst
high
school
course
Hon.
R.
II.
Pooley
announced.
secured
the
V.
C.
scholarship.
Jack
has
been
awarded
an
edition
do
luxe
of
Rostand,
the
famous
French
playwright.
It
is
something
of
which.
Haielton
and
the
whole
district
has
to
GEMROBBERY
be
proud
of,
that
boys
from
the
country
can
go
into
Vancouver
SEATTLE.
Aug.
9.
All
boats
and
compete
successfully
with
the
and
trains
out
of
Seattle
are
be
dtudenls
of
the
province.
WELL-KNOWN
AUTHOR
DIED
LOS
ANGELES
LOS
ANGELES,
Aug.
10.
ing
searched
by
regular
and
special
police
officers,
following
the
disclosure
on
Wednesday
of
a
huge
$75,000
gem
robbery
from
a
local
jewellery
store.
The
robbery,
one
of
tho
most
sensational
in
the
history
of
the
city,
has
been
hushed
up
for
several
days
by
the
H.
C.
Witwcr,
humorist
and
authorities.
writer,
died
yesterday,
aged
o-j,
after
an
illness
of
some
months.
iVfltnrpn
nf
a
nnmhpr
nf
(imminent
i
James
Wesley
Rurkc,
who
re-
magiUjne8
and
were
all
humorous'
ently
held
up
tlie
uoyai
uanK
nt
amj
e(Uiaie,
Smithers
and
was
subsequently
tentenced
to
five
years'
imprisonment
with
ten
lashes'
for
the
offence,
will
be
taken
to
tho
New
Westminster
penitentiary
tonight
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Prince
Rup-rt
W
ltnvm
CrtsUble
Le-
'oux
of
Victoria.
An
insane
patient
will
alHo
be
taken
to
SHINGLE
MILLS
CLOSING
DOWN
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
10.
More
than
ninety
per
cent
of
Brit-
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
10:
Wheat
was
quoted
here
today
at
$1.51.
Scottish
Humor
Sandy:
"Do
you
believe
savings
banks,
Donald!"
in
Donald:
"Of
course
I
dae,
man,
they
had
them
in
Hlbls
times.
Did
lish
Columbia
shingle
mills
will!
ye
never
hear
boo
Peter
lodged
Mrs.
II.
B.
Stiles,
accompanied
close
Saturday,
according
to
an,
with
one
Simon,
a
tsnnerT"
by
her
son
and
daughter
and
announcement
made
by
mill
Inter-
Sandy:
"Does
the
Bible
tell
yo
niece,
Miss
Vivian
Dodd
of
here,
owing
to
lack
of
orders.
1
if
peter
ever
got
his
saxpenco
Grnndview.
Man.,
will
sail
Mon-
This
is
the
annual
dull
season
and
back?"
day
on
the
Prince
Charles
to
inaction
at
the
mills
generally!
Donald
:
"No,
that
I
ken
o
.
make
the
round
trip
to
Stewart,
follows
to
a
lesser
or
greater
de-;
Sandy:
"Ah
wee!,
that's
tho
Anyox
and
Massett
Inlet.
.Ke.
(origin
o1
'Bang
went
saxpencel"-