(Special
to
The
Dally
News)
JASPER,
Alta.,
Sept
10:-
British
Columbia
lined
up
as
a
unit
behind
Prince
Rupert's
resolution
in
the
resolution-
committee
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
evening
and,
after
considerable
discussion,
it
was
referred
to
a
committee
consisting
of
John
A.
Torry
of
Toronto
and
II.
F.
Pullen
of
Prince
Rupert
for
redrafting.
Mr.
Pullen
urged
the
passing
of
the
reso'ution
as
it
stood
He
was
backed
up
by
W.
C.
Woodward
of
Vancouver
and
by
the
chairman
of
the
committee,
S.
B.
Gundy
CABINETIS
N0WNAMED
a
Premier
Anderson
of
Saskatchewan
Announces
His
Slate
of
Ministers
REOINA,
Sask..
Bept.
10:
The
following
ministers
compose
the
Btw
cooperative
cabinet
In
addition
tr.
Premier
Anderson:
M.
A.
MacPhenwn,
attorney
gen-,
traL
James
Bryant,
public
works,
tele-graph
.
and
telephones.
A.
r
Stewart,
highways
and
railway
v
Howard
McConnel.
provincial
treasurer
and
municipal
affairs.
T
D.
Monroe,
public
health.
w
c
Bucxiey.
agriculture.
W,
C
Merkley,
labor
and
lndus-ttes.
W
W
Smith,
without
portfolio.
Representation
Is
thus
given
the
I
rv
Mve.
Independent
and
Pro-p
..
n
rroups.
PREMIER
BRUCE
LOSES
ON
VOTE
IjstralUn
Government
Suffers
Reverse
In
the
Committee
on
Arbitration
Abolition
Rill
CANBERRA,
Sept.
10:
The
Australian
government
of
Premier
Bruce
suffered
defeat
by
one
vote
Way
during
the
committee
stage
of
i
bui
to
abolish
federal
arbitration
m
labor
disputes.
Giifrrnmpnt
leaders
are
consider-H
their
position
but
parliament
Is
Hpcftcd
to
meet
tomorrow.
An
amendment
to
postpone
the
Deration
of
the
arbitration
aboil-ton
bill
was
carried
35
to
34.
LOGGING
FIRE
NEARSQUAMISH
To
Million
Feet
of
Timber,
Two
Donkeys
and
2,000
Gallons
of
Gas
Destroyed
VANCOUVER.
September
10
ft'o
million
feet
of
felled
and
torW
timber,
two
donkey
engines
nd
two
thousand
callons
of
gas
oline
were
destroyed
In
forest
fires
""":n
started
Raturdav
in
tne
wcglne
ODcrnllnnn
nf
Mprrlll
and
R'ng
on
the
Namquam
River,
nine
"Mm
from
Squamlsh.
A
crew
of
Jo
hundred
men
brought
the
e
under
control.
Metlakatla
Youth
Dies
in
Hospital
r,'fJ
rowell,
Aged
19,
Succumbed
"sterday
Morning
After
Three
Months'
lilncss
Percy
powelli
19.ycar
old
son
0f
Lucy
Powell
of
Metlakatla,
r"?
yesterday
morning
la
the
Z,
Rupcrt
General
Hospital
f
ol
"Wing
an
lllnrc
f
h
1
UP
tniAln.
.
a-I
ill.
.
torn
were
taxen
mis
in
to
from
tho
B-
c-
Undertakers
Metlakatla
where
Interment
will
-
mae.
VV
oi
joronw,
ana
was
opposed
dv
Montreal.
It
was
finally
decided
to
have
the
resolution
redrafted
and
submitted
to
the
convention
among
preferred
group
of
resolutions
to
morrow.
Coupled
with
the
request
for
the
early
construction
of
the
western
outlet
from
ePace
River,
there
will
probibly
be
one
for
branch
line
extensions
to
serve
fanners
who
have
located
a
long
distance
from
the
railway.
Terrace's
resolution
asking
for
a
copper
refinery
on
the
coast
was
re
futed
a
place
and
went
into
the
dis
card
along
with
20
others.
This
resolution
was
considered
Incomplete.
Today,
six
members
of
Prince
Ru
pert's
delegation
lunched
with
A.
W.
Warren.
C.N.R.
vlce-praatctat
at
Jasper
Lodge
as
his
special
gueaU.
Oeorge
lLtUe
remained
In
Edttiwv
lon
so
was
not
present.
WORLD
SERIES
ON
OCTOBER
8
Rig
Final
of
Baseball
wilt,
Probably
Start
in
Chicago
CHICAOO,
Sept.'
10
The
first
game
of
world
series
baseball
will
be
played
October
8,
in
the
city
winning
National
League
pennant,
it
was
anounced
today.
It
will
probably
be
Chicago
with
Philadelphia
in
the
American
League.
FAVOR
UNITED
STATES
EUROPE
Solidarity
Among
Nations
of
Con
tinent
Desirable,
Conference
of
Leaders
Decides
OBNEVA,
Sept.
10.
At
the
con
ference
of
leaders
of
European
states,
meeting
under
the
chair
manshlp
of
Premier
Driand
of
France
yesterday
afternoon,
It
was
decided
that
It
was
wise
to
create
ties
of
solidarity
among
the
nations
ciirh
ns
mlnht
be
described
as
a
European
confederation
or
United
States
of
Europe
Dr.
Streseman
of
Germany
made
it
clear
that
his
support
for
such
a
project
was
contingent
upon
the
organisation
being
in
no
manner
directed
against
the
United
States
of
America.
He
expressed
tne
ne-
llcr
lnat
the
confederation
should
u
nmir
in
character
ana
noi
political.
T0R0NT0ST0CKS
(MoCtffery.
Gibbon
4j
CWUrt,
Ltd.)
Amulet,
$2.70,
$2.73.
Mandy,
.50,
.55.
Holllngcr,
5.65.
5.75.
Hudson
Bay.
17.70,
17.85.
llriVM
Nickel.
53.00,
53.25
Lnkcshoro.
selling
at
23.75.
Mining
Corporation,
4.10,
4.15,
Mclntyre.
14.10,
14.25.
Nlplssing.
2.40,
2.50.
Noranda,
63.00.
63.40.
Abana,
1.76,
1.70.
Bherrltt-aordoji,
7.10,
7.15.
Rnrthnrv
Dasln.
8.30,
8.35.
Treadwell
Yukon,
selling
(it
0.00
Ventures,
7.25,
7.60.
Home
Oil,
19.00.
20.00.
Tcck
Hughes,
5.85,
5.95.
TOMORROW'S
TIDES
Boston
Grill
Wednesday,
September
11
MKIJR
CABARET
mm
nieh
7:37
a.m.
14.4
ft.
Special
Dlnnen
Thursdays
and
SaUirday
10:03
p.m.
16.6
ft
Dancliif
Every
Saturday
Night,
9
to
It
Dance
Hall
tor
Hire
0:56
a.m.
7.9
fi
Low
Accommodations
for
Private
Partlc
12:33
p.m.
11.3
ft.
PHONE
45T
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
JJRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol.
XX.,
210.
,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
SEPT.
10,
1929
PIUCE
FIVE
CENTS
it
"
'
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IS
BEHIND
RESOLUTION
OF
RUPERT
AT
CONVENTION
Peace
River
Outlet
and
More
Branch
Lines
Asked
For;
Terrace
Copper
Refinery
Resolution
Loses
4
PEACE
RIVER
SENDS
FIRST
WHEAT
THIS
SEASON
TO
RUPERT
EDMONTON.
Sept.
10
Dunvcgan
railway
officials
sent
the
first
three
cars
of
wheat
from
Spirit
River
this
year
consigned
to
the
Prince
Rupert
elevator.
414-
4-
ROAD
PAST
HAZELT0N
Proposed
B.C.-Yukon
Highway
Would
Strike
Throujh
Interior,
Tolmle
Says
OTTAWA.
Sept.
10-
Speaking
further
of
the
projected
highway
from
the
United
States
boundary
through
British
Columbia
and
the
Yukon,
.Premier
Tolmle
said
yesterday
that
it
was
proposed
to
build
from
the
coast,
going
through
Hazelton.
There
is
a
suggestion
that
the
federal
government
would
build
the
Yukon
portion
but
nothing
has
been
decided
as
to
what
assistance,
if
any,
the
Dominion
would
give
to
help
British
Columbia
build
her
portion.
Premier
Tolmle
Is
understood
to
have
Impressed
upon
Hon.
Charles
Stewart,
minister
of
the
iMrflor,
at
their
conference
yesterday,
that
it
would
be
a
heavy
load
on
the
province
if
it
had
to
bear
the
whole
cost.
tMysteryAramd
Report
of
Wreck
jfjo.it
Fat'Uo
Havr
Ktranded
hi,
Met
is
i.aiu
rassaie
tw
noimnf
Is
Found
Over
the
week-end.
mysterious
re
ports
were
received
here
of
an
American
power
vessel
having
been
stranded
in
Metlakatla
Passage,
a
short
distance
this
side
of
the
native
village.
No
request
for
salvage
was
sent
here
but
yesterday
morning
the
rumor
was
circulated
that
the
vessel
had
sunk.
Thereupon,
steps
were
taken
to
investigate
the
matter
but
when
boats
went
oui
yesterday
afternoon
no
wreck
was
to
be
seen.
It
is
suggested
that
the
boat
may
have
been
illegally
running
liquor,
thus
accounting
for
her
trouble
being
kept
so
quiet
The
customs
of
fice
states
that
it
has
no
informa
tion
to
suggest
the
identity
of
the
boat
If
there
actually
was
a
strand
Ing.
Despondent
Girl
Takes
Own
Life
Mrs.
W.
E.
Ruckle,
23,
Jumps
Down
Light
Well
of
Seven
Storey
Apartment
VANCOUVER.
September
10
Mrs.
W.
E.
Ruckle,
aged
Z5.
wno
is
Id
to
have
been
despondent
for
some
time,
climbed
from
the
base
ment
to
the
roof
of
a
seven-storey
apartment
building
in
the
West
End
early
this
morning
and
plunged
down
a
light
well
to
her
death.
Sho
is
survived
by
her
husband
and
a
six-months
old
baby.
Man
Shot
When
Gun
Discharges
Walter
Freeman,
C.P.R.
Bridge
Worker,
KUled
Near
Kaslo
KASLO.
Sent.
10:
Walter
Free
man,
CPJt.
bridge
worker,
was
ac
cidentally
shot
and
killed
while
hunting
when
a
gun
in
the
hands
of
Walker
McDougall
discharged.
Maybe
primitive
man
wok
a
new
mate
each
month,
but
he
didn't
try
to
fool
Heaven
by
get
ting
a
divorce
nfter
each
ndven-
turc.
FIGHTING
IN
CHINA
Sixty
Killed
in
Pneranichnaya
Bombardment:
Anarchy
In
Border
District
MUKDEN,
Sept.
10:
An
official
communication
to
the
Manchurlan
government
tonight
said
that
the
railway
station
and
telegraph
and
wlrol-ss
stations
at
Pogranichnaya
had
been
destroyed
Ini
week-end
fighting
between
Russians
and
Chinese.
Forty
Chinese
soldiers
and
2(1
railway
employe
bad
been
killed,
mostly
.by
the
air
bombardment.
LONDON,
Sept.
10:
Reuters
despatches
from
Harbin,
Man
churia,
today
reported
that
'
complete
anarchy-
prevailed,
in
Manchurlan
border
towns
after
j
widespread
Russian1
air
aids
'wl
and
artillery
bombardments.
?'
'
CULBURRA
I
0FFBEACH
American
Freighter
Undamaged
and
Able
to
Proceed
South
After
Strandin;
on
Kennedy
Id.
The
American
motorahlp
freight
er
Culburra
refloated
herself
on
the
high
tide
at
3
o'clock
yesterday
af
ternoon
from
Kenned
jj-Liland.
off
the
mouth
of
the
Sfiena
River,!
where
she
drifted
ashore
at
6
o'-j
clock
yesterday
morning
after
losing
.
her
course
In
a
dense
fog.
The
ves-,
scl
stranded
on
a
sandyjbottom
and
was
uninjured
so
proceeded
on
to
J
Seattle
with.hor:
cargo
-w
fish,
meal
from
Ketchikan.
Though
a
salvage
outfli
was
sent
from
here
to
the
vessel.
It
was
unnecessary
to
lighten
her
of
any
of
her
cargo.
The
Cnlburra
Is
a
vessel
of
1776
tons
register,
being
very
similar
to
the
Challamba
which
was
wrecked
two
or
three
years
ago
on
White
Cliff
Island.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
the
Culburra
came
to
this
port
then
to
take
away
cargo
which
had
been
removed
from
the
Challamba.
MUST
RENDER
.
ACCOUNTING
Stone
Quarry
In
This
District
Involved
in
Victoria
Court
Action
VICTORIA.
Sept.
10:
In
Judgment
In
the
Supreme
Court,
Mr.
Justice
Gregory
ruled
that
W.
J.
Taylor
K.C.
must
account
to
Mrs.
Mabel
Eberts.
executrix
of
the
estate
of
the
late
Hon.
Mr.
Justice
D.
M
Eberts,
for
all
partnership
monies
and
transactions
of
the
former
law
firm
of
Eberts
and
Taylor,
including
the
flrm's.lnterest
In
Haddington!
Island
Quarries,
in
Prince
Rupert
district,
one
of
the
richest
stone
properties
in
the
province.
His
Lordship
declared
that
any
Interest
held
by
Taylor
In
the
quarries
was
the
Interest
of
the
firm
Eberts
and
Taylor,
not
of
Taylor
alone.
WOULD
FORFEIT
TROLLING
BOAT
American
Ollmpos
Charged
With
Fishing
In
Canadian-Waters
Off
West
Coast
VICTORIA.
Sept.
10:
Forfeiture
of
the
United
States
salmon
trolling
boat
Ollmpos
on
account
of
alleged
violation
of
Canada-united
States
treaty
regulations
Is
sought
in
a
writ
filed
by
the
federal
department
of
fisheries
In
tho
Admiralty
Dlvl
slon
of
the
Exchequer
Court
of
Can
ada
here.
The
vessel
was
seized
on
August
24
off
Pachena
Point
on
the
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
by
the
fisheries
patrol
boat
Glvcnchy.
It
was
claim
cd
that
the
troller
was
Illegally
fish
ing
in
British
Columbia
waters.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
10
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
local
exchange
today
at
$1.49
1-8.
F
r--rr-T-rrr.
-J
:y
Above
Is
a
plctur,
oi
Fort
Belvedere,
a
fine
old
house,
the
property
of
the
Crown,
which
lies
near
Sunnlngdale.
and
which
the
Prince
of
Wales
has
acquired
as
permanent
country
residence
Fair
iiana
Winner
Champagne
Stakes
The
Aga
Khan's
Blenheim
Christo.
phcf
Runner
Up
at
Dancastcr
Today
DONCA3TER.
Septombsr
10
Lord
Woowvington's
Fair
Diftoa
won
the
Champagne
Staks
today
from
Aga
Khan's
Blenheim
Chris
topher,
Rebto
was
third
Sl
We
9
-
'
ran.
NEWSPEED
British
Flyer
Travels
Faster
Than
Ever
Done
Before
In
History
CALSHOT,
Sept.
10:
Riding
hU
Mnn
aid
silver
seaplane
like
a
jockey
on
a
thoroughbred
horse,
Squadron
Leader
A.
II,
Orlcbar,
captain
cf
the
British
Schneider
Cup
team,
today
raced
down
a
marked
course
of
three
kilometers
here
to
break
all
records
in
the
world
and
set
a
new
mark
of
355
miles
an
hour.
This
was
more
than
23
miles
an
hour
faster
than
the
mark
set
by
Flying
.Officer
Atcherly
during
the
Schneider
Cup
races.
Flight
Lieutenant
G.
II.
Stain-forth
also
bettered
Atcherlcy's
record
by
flying
more
than
336
miles
an
hour.
Halibut
Schooner
Doric
Here
Again
Back
In
Port
For
First
Time
Since
Stranding
at
Mouth
of
Harbor
in
Spring
The
American
halibut
schooner
Doric,
owned
by
Capt.
O.
B.
Hannay
and
Martin
Nclsorv,
Is
in
port
today
with
a
catch
of
halibut
for
the
first
time
since
her
accident
early
last
spring
When,
she
stranded
and
was
badly
wrecked
on
Kinahan
Island
at
the
mouth
of
the
harbor.
Pre
vious
to
this
since
the
stranding,
the
Doric
landed
a
catch
at
Ketchikan.
Halibut
Sales
American
Doric.
47,000,
and
Baltic,
15,000,
Cold
Storage,
14c.
and
8c
Spray,
34.000.
Booth,
13.4c
and
8c
Llndy,
28.000,
Royal.
13.2c
and
Sitka,
25,000,
Cold
Storage,
14.3c
and
8c.
Canadian
P.
Dorccn,
12,500.
Cold
Storage,
13.4c
and
9c.
Mayflower',
4,500,
Atlin,
13.1c
and
9c.
Prince
of
Wales
New
Home
Doukhobors
Remain
Obdurate
In
Conference
Near
Nelson
,
?
r
?
Witli
Government
Officials
NELfiLt
S(JpU.10:--The
conference
here
Monday
between
rrcsentatives
of
the
provincial
provernmsnt
and
Sons
of
Freedom;
Dnukhobors,
encamped
near
the
city,
vas
without,
result
It.
S.
Lennie,
crown
prosecutor,
his
lSfi
vinciar
police
and
P.
S.
Sheffield,
"inspector
of
schools,
representing
trio
'
government,
met
six
Doukhobor
Sons
of
Freedom.
;
-
f
Fred
Peppin,
acting
as
spokesman
for
the
Doukhobors,
stated
that
the
sect
would
recognize
neither
tax
laws
or
.-school
tdWK
iri
Caria'da1,
and
that
.
they
would
be
their
own
Judges
as
to
whether
or
not
they
would
In-!
dulge
in
nude
parades.
They
were
Informed
that
there
was
only
one
law
In
Canada
for
Doukhobors
and
Canadians
alike
and
that
would
be
enforced
without
fear
or
favor.
The
Doukhobor
spokesman
stated
that
the
encampment
was
protesting
against
the
trials
of
one
hundred
and
four
Sons
of
Freedom
and
that
peace
seeking
people
should
not
be
sued.
"We
cannot
fulfil
any
man's
law;
we
are
striving
for
freedom
universally,"
he
said.
Terminating
the
conference,
Mr.
Lennie
said,
"The
time
has
come
for
us
to
see
that
tho
laws
are
ob
served
by
both
your
people
and
our
people,
and
we
are
going
to
do
it.
Albert
Voight
Is
In
Seattle
Now
SEATTLE,
Sept.
10
Albert
Voight
of
I.os
Angles,
after
sailing
a
tiny
skin
canoe
through
nine
hundred
miles
of
angry
seas
between
Juneau
and
Seattle,
arrived
here
last
night.
He
plans
to
go
to
New
York
in
his
frail
craft.
Anyox
Honeymoon
Couple
Are
Here
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Harman,
nee
Mary
O'Neill,
Going
South
on
Boat
Today
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
J.
Harman,
whose
marriage
took
place
in
Anyox
yesterday
morning,
are
passengers
going
south
on
a
honeymoon
trip
aboard
the
steamer
Oatala
8e.ithls
afternoon.
Mrs.
Harman
was
formerly
Miss
Mary
O'Neill,
a
member
of
the
loranby
office
staff
at
Anyox
and
la
sister
of
Miss
Rose
O'Neill,
R.N.,
'
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Hospital
.nursing
staff.
Mr.
Harman
Is
em
'ployed
In
the
concentrator
at
'he
I
smelter
town.
Vancouver
Woman
Killed
Under
Car
Evelyn
Hanna
Lost
Her
Life
Last
Night
on
Broadway
West
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
10
Evelyn
Hanna,
29,
was
almost
instantly
killed
under
a
street
car
on
Broadway
West
last
night.
According
to
the
statement
of
the
motorman
to
the
police,
the
woman
ran
alongside
the
sidewalk,
then
across
tho
street
and
plunged
under
the
car.
VANCOUVER
ID.
FOREST
FIRES
Large
Blazes
Raging
In
Cowlchan
and
Port
Atberni
Districts
VANCOUVER,
September
10
Some
two
thousand
acres
of
brush
and
timbered
land
is
ablaze
in
the
Vancouver
forest
district.
There
is
a
six
hundred
acre
tire
between
the
Kohstlah
River
and
Robertson
Creek
on
Vancouver
Island.
It
is
now
burning
through
unmerchantable
timber
but
threatens
stands
of
unlogged
fir.
Another
six
hundred
acre
fire
Is
raging
over
slash
east
of
Port
Al-bernl.
Argentina
Buys
British
Goods
'
Has
Agreed
to
rarchasc-$IO,boO,00(J
Worth
in
Two
Years
Result
of
Prince's
Visit
"
'
BUENOS
AIRES,
September
10
Announcerr
ent
is
made
by
the
Foreign
Office
that
an
agreement
has
been
reached,
under
which
British
manufactures
worth
$40,000,000
will
be
purchased
by
Argentina
tho
next
two
years.
Te
foundations
of
the
British
effort
In
Argentina
were
laid
by
tho
Prince
of
Wales
on
his
South
American
tour
in
1925.