TOMORROW'S
TIDES
Saturday,
September
11
High
11:30
a
jn.
10.1
ft.
23:02
p.m.
17.4
ft.
Low
4:55
a-m.
7.3
ft.
17:18
pjn.
10.8
It
On
the
Matter
of
Disarmament
.u"wn
rroth.
Palcstlno
as
7
julet
has
been
restored
and
danger
of
further
Arab-Scm-T
"lc
clashes
has
passed.
I
stronger
with
the
house
of
com-
mons
than
at
any
time
since
the
inception
of
his
government
In
June,
the
premier's
friends
believe.
The
Dally
Hews
said
that
information
Ambassador
Dawes
was
able
to
give
the
premier
revealed
that
the
United
States
had
come
very
close
to
the
British
point
of
view,
adding
that
there
could
be
little
doubt
Mr.
Macdonald
would
not
make
the
visit
unless
an
agreement
in
principle
had
been
previously
reached.
wAwiTMriTnu
o.f
i.
q.1
:
retary
Stlmson
announced
today
that
Great
Britain
and
the
Unl-I
ted
States
were
now
prepared
for
a
naval
disarmament
conference.
Negotiations
between
Ambaesa-dor
Dawes
and
Premier
Maedon-
aid
had
reached
&
point.
Secre
tary
stlmson
said,
where
a
conference
could
be
called.
"It
can
deal
with
any
matters,"
he
added,:
"which
have
not
yet
been
settled
in
direct
conversations.
j
'
"Discussions,"
he
continued,
"now
centre
around
a
few
thoa-
ssna
ions
ai
snip
m
u
smgie
class,
meaning
cruisers,
n
is
probable
that
even
this
potat
win
become
a
discussion
of
the
way
in
which
these
ships
shall
be
constructed
or
the
guns
they
carry
will
be
manned."
PUTD0UKS
ON
ISLAND
Provincial
Government
Calls
For
Aid
of
Dominion
in
Matter
VICTORIA,
Sept.
13.
It,
wai
learned
here
yesterday
that
the
provincial
government
had
laid
i
a
proposal
before
Hon.
Dr.
J.
II.
King
that
the
federal
government
:
place
fanatical
members
of
the
Doukliobor
colonics
In
western
Canada
on
D'Archy
Island,
in
the
Gulf
of
Georgia,
I
or
some
similar
Isolated
place,
,
where
they
could
cngaje.
in
agriculture.
I
LLOYD
TURNER
NEW
MANAGER
Will
Take
Control
of
Destinies
of
Seattle
Hockey
Club
MINNEAPOLIS,
Sept.
13,-Lloyd
Turner
of
Calgary,
manager
of
the
Minneapolis
hockey
team
In
1025.
has
been
named
manager
of
the
Seattle
club
of
the
Pacific
Coast
iioekcv
.League.
He
takes
over
mo
rintiM
left
vacant
last
season
by1
the
death
of
Pete
Muldoon.
BORDEN
STREET
TEAM
The
following
team
wm
n-v.rv
sent
Borden
Street
School
in
the
Junior
League
football
flxturo
tomorrow:
H.
Fisher;
W.
Willie
croft
and
C.
Olbson;
J.
Campbell,
H.
Morgan
ana
i.
uuiiguw,
Brochu-.
L.
Wilson,
A.
Hardy,
cap-
1
tain,
J.
Currie
ana
'
'
spares.
Currie,
J.
O'Neill
and
shrubsall.
Did
Not
Race
The
United
States
withdrew
its
ony
Schnrtder
Cup
entry
from
,lhe
f
b9u8-
r
lta
bmty
?ror!hl.nefi8
Went-
iy
mj
wamini
res'
Doing
sent
to
Bntland.
'Abov
Is
Lieut.
Alfordi
J.
Williams,
who
was
to
have
pl-j
tower,
toe
pian.
DONCASTLR
STAKES
.
.
U"
i
u
:
Jij'M1'
AthTord
.
wop
'
the
Doncastcr
stakes
for'
Ihrpe-ycar-olds
today
jug0
wag
second
and
Karabath,
,
third.
Four
horses
ran.
State
Health
Insurance
Is
Advocated
At
Convention
by
Provincial
Hospital
Chief
NANAIMO,
Sent.
13.
The
twelfth
annual
convention
of
the
British
Columbia
Hospital
Association
opened
here
lyosterday.
Secretary
Winthers
reported
seventy
hospita's
in
the
province,
of
which
Sixtyithrcc
are
affiliated
with
.the
association.
Mr.
Winthers
submitted
.
his
resignation
owing
to
ill-jhottlth.
In
his
annual
address
President
J.
W.
McVety
of
Vancouver,
viewing
from
the
stand-.
point
of
the
hospitals,
which
lose'
ifrom
35
to
50
or
their
accounts
through
inability
or
unwillingness,
of
patients
to
pay.
stated
that!
health
insurance
should
prove
as;
advantageous
in
a
general
field
as
j
the
Workmen's
Compensation
Act
in
a
more
limited
field
of
Industry
j
accidents.
A
PUBLIC
MEETING
WILL
BE
HELD
IN
THE
Capitol
Theatre
on
Saturday
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CAUARET
epeclil
Dinner
Thursdays
and
Saturday
Pandng
Etptj
Saturday
Night,
9
to
13
Oanc
Hall
tor
Hire
V
Accommodation
tor
Private
Parties
PHONE
45
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
.COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol.
XX..
No.
213.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
SEPT.
13,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
United
States
and
b?ain
Believed
to
be
Close
to
Accord
This
Is
General
Opinion
in
London,
Following
Announcement
of
Premier's
Trip
to
Washington;
Will
Strengthen
Labor
LONDON,
Sept.
13.
The
impending
visit
of
Premier
Ramsay
Macdonatd
to
the
United
States
is
taken
gener-a'ly
today
as
signifying
that
the
London
and
Washington
governments
are
very
near
to
an
accord
on
the
matter
of
limitation
of
nava!
armament.
His
visit
is
expected
to
be
short,
possibly
a
week
or
more
if
he
can
spare
the
time.
When
parliament
reconvenes
at
the
end
of
October
Premier
Macdonald,
with
a
naval
reduction
agreement
to
.his
credit,
would
be
Immeasurably
MANDATE
TO
BE
RETAINED
British
Government
Will
Adhere
To
Balfour
Declaration
in
Palestine
LONDON.
England.
Sept.
13.
lord
Passfleld,
secretary
for
the
Honle1!
Informed
a
deputation
of
Jews
that
there
would
be
no
question
of
the
British
government
glv-z
up
the
mandate
lor
Palestine
or
departing
from
the
policy
embodied
in
the
Balfour
declaration
i
establishing
in
Paletslnie
a
na-;onal
home
for
Jewish
people:
Appeal
Dismissed
J
On
Technicality
Action
Aealnst
Teter
Hruno
Thrown
Out
of
County
Court;
'
Dahlberg
Case
Stands
Because
the
appeal
papers
were
made
out
for
hearing
on
Tuesday,
September
3,
the
day
following
La-tor
Day,
instead
of
Monday.
September
9,
the
first
Monday
after
Labor
Day.
when
the
regular
monthly
session
of
county
court
u
actually
held,
Judge
Young,
in
rnunty
court
today,
dismissed
the
Ppcal
of
the
crown
against
Peter
Bruno,
who
was
dismissed
by
Magistrate
McClymont
In
police
fourf
some
time
ago
on
a
charge
of
brpinr,
liquor
for
sale.
Milton
Cisruuics
anted
for
Bruno,
and
W.
I
Fisher
for
the
crown.
.
Date
will
be
set
later
in
another
itmllar
appeal
Rex
vs.
Dahlbcrg.
FRASER
MILLS
ARE
CHAMPS
Won
B.
C.
Baseball
Title
From
Generals
by
Odd
Game
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
13-Frascr
Mills
won
the
British
Columbia
baseball
championship
when
they
defeated
Generals
of
Vancouver
in
toe
deciding
gamo
here
by
a
score
'
8
to
0.
The
Mills
won
four
games
nd
the
Generals
three.
Nanaimo
Mill
Is
Destroyed
NANAIMO,
Sept.
13
Fire
yostcr-morning
destroyed
the
lumber
m"l
and
.surrounding
property,
of
Pckett
it
Strom
Co.,
Ltd.,
seven
to'lcs
from
here.
-
withdraw
Titoors
FROM
PALESTINE
JERUHAT
13:
-
British
troops
arc
being
with-
SEPTEMBER
11
SETNEWf
RECORD,
Squadron
Leader
Orlebar
Flics
357.7
Miles
Per
Hour
CALSHOT,
Sept.
13-The
world's
speed
record
was
raised
yesterday
to
357.7
miles
an
hour
by
Squadron
Leader
Orlebar
of
the
British
Schneider
cup'
team.
This
is
1.9
miles
faster
than
he
flew
when
he
set
the
record
on
Tuesday.
It
was
hours
before
it
could
be
determined
the
new
record
set,
as
it
took
rcchecklng
and
calculations
to
establish
Die
fact.
BRIGHT
PICTURE
J.
W.
Dafoe
Sees
Canada
as
Leader
in
World
Commerce
and
Financial
Power
CALOARY.
Sept.
13:
Canada
as
the
hub
of
the
world,
bound
by
its
location
on
the
globe
to
be
on
the
main
stream
of
traffic
both
by
air
and
land,
was
pic
turcd
by
J.
W.
Dafoc.
editor
of
the
Winnipeg
Free
Press,
in
ad
dressing
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
here
today.
Not
only
did
Mr.
Dafoc
see
the
Dominion
holding
a
commanding
position
In
world
trade
and
ultimately
in
financial
power
but
he
prophesied
that
the
world
would
also
be
dependent
upon
Canada
which
held
the
key
to
the
great
mineral
treasure
house
of
North
America.
"t
ELECTION
'orrroBEUiS',
CANRERRA,
Sept.
13JPolllng
in
the
Australian
general
election
has
been
fixed
for
October
12.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
13:
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
local
exchange
today
at
$1.51
"8.
CONDITIONS
IMPROVED
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
13:
The
condition
of
H.
C.
Hughes,
Con
solidated
Mining
engineer,
who
was
mauled
by
a
bear
at
Ootsa
Lake
and
brought
here
by
plane,
is
greatly
Improved,
AT
8
O'CLOCK
When
the
issues
of
the
day
will
be
discussed
by
HON.
DR.
J.
II
KING,
MINISTER
OF
HEALTH
J.
W.
de
B.
FARRIS,
K.C.,
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
OLOF
HANSON,
LIBERAL
CANDIDATE
Doors
Open
at
7:30
Scats
Reserved
For
Ladies
Britain
Wins
.ISLC
OF
YY
I
(i
H
T
Great
Britain.
France
and
Italy
raced
over
this
218-mile
course
or
the
coveted
Schneider
Cup,
emblematic
of
the
world's
speed
championship.
Great
Britain
won.
the
trophy
last
year
with
the
then
wonderful
speed
of
some
280
miles
per
hour.
And
Great
Britain
retained
It
this
year
with
the
more
wonderful
average
speed
of
328
miles
per
hour.
Above,
left,
Is
one
of
tho
S8
planes
going
down
the
slipway
on
the
Solent
for
tho
great
race,
which
was
watcneu
by
over
a
million
people.
Below
is
the
map
of
the
course,
showing
the
dangerous
turning
points.
Oh
the
right,
is
the
familiar
face
of
O'Air.y
Grcig,
who
broke
the
previous
world's
record.
Greig
is
one
'if
the
aviators
selected
by
the
Royal
Air
Force
officials
and
flew
n
th"
Cup
race.
DR.
KING,
MINISTER
OF
FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT,
TO
PAYOTITOTH
FARRIS
Jn
the
course
of
a
tour
of
the
province,
Hon.
Dr.
J.
H.
JCinrjr.
minister'
nf..halth.anrlhQh8inns
in
the
Dominion
n?avcrnment,
will
arrive
in
aboard
the
steamer
rnncc
George
tomorrow
night
and
proceed
on
Monday
morning
to
Terrace,
Hazelton,
Smithers,
Burns
La.
ke
andj
ot)v
interior
points
The
minister
will
be
accompanied,
on
his
visit
by
J.
W.
deB.
Farris,
K.C.f
of
Vancouver,
former
attorney-general
of
British
Columbia,
who
Is
said
by,
many
to
be
the
best
public
speaker
in
British
Columbia.
It
has
been
arranged
for
them
to
address
a
meeting
In
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
tomorrow
evening.
It
will
be
the
first
occasion
in
several
years
that
Dr.
King
has
visited
Prince
Rupert.'
He
is
the
only
Liberal
member
of
parliament
in
British
Columbia,
his
seat
being
that
of
East
Kootenay.
Dr.
King
and
Mr.
Farris
will
speak
at
a
meeting
tonight
in
Ocean
Falls.
Olof
Hanson.
Liberal
candidate
for
this
riding
in
the
next
federal
election,
having
left
last
nlcht
for
the
paper
town
to
meet
them.
McMaster
of
Brome
Is
New
Treasurer
Former
M.P.
Ha
Been
Given
Post
in
Quebec
Government
Service
QUEBEC,
Sept.
13:
A.
R.
McMaster,
K.Q.,
former
MP.
for
Brome,
was
today
appointed
provincial
treasurer,
In
succession
to
Jacob'
Nichols,
who
resigned
to
accept
a
seat
in
the
legislature.
TORONTO
STOCKS
(McCatfery.
Olbbon
4c
Oollart,
Ltd.)
Amulet,
3.31,
3.35.
Mandy,
45,
50.
Falconbrldge.
10.00,
10.05.
Holllnger.
5.60,
5.75.
Hudson
Bay,
17.50.
17.85.
International
Nickel.
53.35,
Nil.
Lakeshorc.
22.75,
Nil.
Mining
Corporation,
4.10,
4.15,
Mclntyre,
14.40,
1450.
Nlplsslng.
2.?,
2.55.
Noranda,
60.10,
60.50.
Abana,
1.75,
1.80.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
7.05.
7.10.
Sudbury
Basin,
8.15,
8.25.
Treadwcll
Yukon,
selling
at
9.0o.
I
Ventures,
7.10,
7.20.
FAVOR
BEER
PARLORS
GRAND
FORKS,
Sept.
13:
Clt
izen's
here
yesterday
voted
in
fa
vor
of
beer
parlors
by
a
vote
of;
317
against
228.
Speed
Race
the
city
from
"Vancouver
To
Visit
Here
Hon.
J
H.
King,
federal
minister,
duo
In
city
tomorrow.
Power
Company
May
Buy
Timber
Negotiation
Reported
to
Be
On
Regarding
Stands
On
Falls
River
Regarding
the
settlement
of
ob
Jections
raised
by
owners
of
Urn
bcr
at
Falls
River
where
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
is
making
preparations
to
put
In
its
hydro-electric
plant,
it
is
unof
flclally
reported
here
that
the
Power
Corporation
has
entered
into
negotiations
with
the
Nation
al
Airplane
Lumber
Co.
to
pur.
chase
the
timber
stands
referred
to.
No
information
is
available
at
Power
Corporation
offices
as
to
tho
deal
which
is
assumed
from
a
despatch
from
Victoria
publish
ed
yesterday
with
regard
to
the
Power
Corporation's
application
to
the
provincial
government
for
a
I
water
license.
CAUSED
HIS
CONFIDENCE
INote
From
United
States
Believed
To
Have
Made
Ramsay
Macdonald
Hopeful
WASHINOTON,
Sept.
13.
Secretary
Stlmson
says
that
the
note
sent
to
Ambassador
Dawes
might
have
caused
Premier
Macdonald
of
Great
Britain
to
be
"confident
that
there
would
be
an
agreement"
between
Britain
and
the
United
States
on
naval
limitation.
LOWER
TARIFF
Important
Step
Taken
by
British
and
French
at
Geneva
GENEVA,
Sept.
13
Great
Britain
and
France
today
took
u
Joint
step
toward
bringing
about
a
world
conference
on
the
lowering
of
tariff
bars
in
the
spirit
of
comments
of
European
statesmen
while
discussing
last
week
Premier
Briand's
project
for
a
United
States
of
Europe.
Delegations
ot
the
two
nations
in
the
economic
committee
of
the
League
of
Na
tlons
recommended
that
negotiations
be
begun
between
members
of
the
league
and
non-members
as
well
as
to
promote
the
meeting
at
the
,
earliest
possible,
moment.
The
purpose
of
the
meeting
would
be
to
frame
the
first
collective
agreement
to
diminish
hindrances
to
trade
and
to
develop
and
facilitate
ecpnomje'ela-tlons
by
all
practicable'
means.''
'
The
resolution
"
.
of
,lha
Frenda
and
the
British
also,
called
on
the
states
of
the
worJdjnofcAo'taprease
their
protective
(frffls
afiove
melr
present
levels
for
a
period
of
two
years.
Crew
of
Golden
Forest
Removed
And
Are
Now
on
Way
to
Seattle
From
Unimak
Tass
Aboard
Admiral
Evans
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
13:
-
The
crew
of
the
American
freighter
Golden
Forest,
abandoned
at
Avan-stanak
Island,
Untmak
pass,
was.
removed
at
1
o'clock
this
morning,
presumably
by
the
Salvage
King,
and
transferred
to
the
steamer
Admiral
Evans,
bound
for
Seattle.
Few
Carloads
of
Grain
Are
On
Way
Five
Cars
at
Red
Pass,
Seven
at
McBride
and
Four
at
Endako
Bound
Here
Railway
offices
this
morning
reported
five
carloads
of
grain
at
Red
Pass,
seven
at
McBride
and
four
at
Endako
bound
for
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Rupert
elevator.
The
four
cars
at
Endako
arc
expected
to
arrive
by
tonight's
way
freight.
,
.
..
BIRTH
NOTICE
A
daughter
was
born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
B.
Lcavltt,
Osborne
House,
Third
Avenue,
on
September
11.
4t
RUSSIA
TO
SEND
..
LONDON
DELEGATE
r
-4
1
'
MOSCOW,
Sept.
13:
The
Russian
government
announ-
ced
today
tha
it
had.
acccp-
ted
the
Invitation
from
tho
British
government
to
send
a
representative
to
London
for
discussion
of
procedure
in
negotiations
for
a
renewal
of
commercial
and
diploma-
tic
relations.