The
Wise
.Man
Tho
wise
man
reads
the
classified
advertisements
and
uses
them
whenever
he
needs
to
'1
or
buy,
or
rent,
to
find
'r
Boston
Grill
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Dlnnen
Tbursdays
and
Saturday
Danring
F.irrj
Saturday
Night,
9
to
It
Dance
HaU
(or
Hlrt
goods
or
to
get
a
job.
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Parties
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AND
CENTRAL
B1ITIII
.COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
-t.
'0.
Vol.
XX.,
No.
153.
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
THURSDAY,
JULY
4,
1929.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Safe
and
Sane
Governments
Expected
From
Macdonald
Says
T.H.Johnson
Home
from
Europe
General
Conditions
in
Old
Country
Improved;
Fisheries
People
Coming
Here
for
Big
Convention
in
August
General
conditions
in
Great
Britain
seem
to
be
much
improved
today,
states
T.
H.
Johnson,
manager
of
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
who
is
back
from
a
trip
to
England
and
Europe.
Mr.
Johnson
was
in
England
both
before
and
after
the
recent
general
election
and
he
states
that
the
people
as
a
whole
are
quite
at
ease
over
the
prospect
of
the
regime
of
Labor
Government.
Nothing
radical
in
the
way
of
legislation
is
feared
or
expected
from
the
administration
of
Rt.
Hon.
J
.
Ramsay
Macdonald.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
safe
and
sane
government
for
all
classes
HEAVY
FINES
FOR
FIGHTERS
Are
lludkins
nnd
Charley
Belan-gcr
Put
Up
Poor
Contest
at
Sin
Frnnclco
FORFEITED
PURSES
Manager
PInn
to
Take
Matter
to
Court
Following
Com-miwdon
Judgment
SAN
FRANCISCO,
July
4:
Th.
s.
v.
rest
penalty
In
four
ywN?5L!..i.
17
u
.viHtrno-
of
the
state
athletic
0.
mmis.sion
handed
out
Tuesday
An
lludkins,
the
Nebraska
wild
at.
whs
fined
$18,000
and
Char-
1,
v
IWhnger
of
Winnipeg
$1800
for
putting
on
a
peer
bexlntf-een
ti-st
here
Friday
night
Htidkins
was
allowed
(2,000
'
-
troJnlnir
exDennea
and
Belan
r-r
M000.
The
balance
of
thH
:
!'
-
-
was
forfeited.
:"
The
managers
of
the
two
fight-
-
ui
.nounce
that
they
will
talee
th
matter
to
the
courts.
BRITISH
TENNIS
NOW
IN
FINALS
Elimination
of
Tilden
nnd
Hunter
Is
Sensation;
American
Women
Out
of
Doubles
WIMBLEDON.
July
4.
Wilmer
Allison
and
Hohn
Van
Ryan
Y'tiriK,
United
States
players,
sprung
one
of
the
biggest
upsets
f
the
Rritish
tennis
champion
liiis
today
by
eliminating
their
"'untrymen,
William
T.
Tilden
and
Francis
Hunter,
In
the
men's
doublea
seml-flnals,
6-3.
12-10,
G
:t
J
C.
Gregory
nnd
I.
C.
Col-lint,
Great
Britain,
defeated
John
Hi-nnesscy,
George
Lott,
United
Elates.
In
the
other
semi-final,
4-6,
7
.
Cl.
4-6,
7-5.
Mix
Elizabeth
Ryan,
a
United
States
resident
of
England,
and
h''f
Ktigllsh
partner,
Miss
Hetty
K
ut
hall,
were
beaten
in
the
women's
doubles
semi-final
by
Mrs.
11.
c.
Nevell
and
Mrs.
D.
f
Khpnhpril
TtArron.
nrn.it
Brit-
.
.
.
r
mm
mm
it
I
nil,
u-i,
a-ti.
v-i.
inus
removing.
nil
United
State
representatives
f
t,
,n
Sertember
asking
from
the
women's
doubles.
I
hat
,)0(,y
to
m6
iu
fnnuence
U
Mis
Helen
Wills.
United
States,,
th
,,stblishrnent
of
a
defeated
M
m
Els
e
Go
dsaek.,sw
llr
4u
i..jri.
FnH,i
Fnpland,
6-2.
r..9
C-0,
r.n
.
in
u,
the
women's
"Ingles
semi-final,
while
Helen
Ja.obs.
United
States,
defeated
Jnan
RidlPV.
British
irlrl.
In
the
ilher
semi-final,
6-2,
C-2.
'
MONSTER
STURGEON
CAUGHT
IN
ECSTALL
A
198-pound
sturgeon,
which
was
caught
In
a
gill
net
at
the
firt
of
the
week
near
tho
fishing
boundary
in
tho
Ecstall
River.
Is
on
exhibit
In
the
window
of
Friz-HI'
butcher
shop.
The
small-'vhI
monster
Is
causing
consider-"hie
attention
nnd
Is
later
to
bo
ct
up
for
the
food
of
those
who
pnjoy
such
choice
morsels.
'13
expected.
Unemployment,
Mr
Johnson
states,
is
still
a
big
prob
lem
in
the
old
country,
but
it
is
a
problem
whose
magnitude
is
inclined
to
be
exaggerated
by
reports
reaching
this
sWe.
Mr.
Johnson
discounts
the
theory
that
many
old
country
people
are
inclined
to
accept
the
dole
rather
than
work.
When
it
is
taken
into
consideration
that
the
full
time
unemployment
dole
amounts
to
only
$2.50
per
week,
it
is
not
to
be
expected
that
men
would
turn
dowi
wok
for
that
and
they
are
not
doing
to.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Johnson
were
away
three
and
a
half
months.
After
a
viait
with
relatives
in
.
ft.
.ii
t
i
i
i
tn...
"
Mtrting
trip
through
Italy,
vlattykooh
places
as
Uenoa,
T?oMKale,
Florence.
Venice
and
Milan.
Under
the
Mueeolin)
iictatorahlD.
Italy
seems
to
be
maktng
good
progress,
Mr.
Johnson
says
.
THefe
is
a&
uhWnptoy-ment,
though
wages
are
not
high
to
the
common
worker
at
75c
per
dajw-qThe
thrifty
Italian,
whose
MnvwV
Mict
rnnslsts
largely
of
ftpagrtftti
and
fruit,
ean
get
along
n,i,hil.'
however.
iThrdughoBt
their
trip
to
England
''and
Europe.
Mr.
nd
JIri-Johnson
encountered
fine,
warm
weather,
conditions
being
alto
gether
very
pleasant.
Coming
home,
M:
.
Johnson
at
tended
an
executive
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Fisheries
Associa
tion
in
Montreal
and
reports
that
there
is
considerable
enthusiasm
in
the
matter
of
the
annual
convention
of.
the
association
which
will
be
held
here
on
August
i
and
2.
Some
fifty
or
sixty
lead
ing
fishery
men
from
eastern
Canada
and
the
United
State
are
expected
to
attend.
The
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
Fishe-.ies
Association
has
undertaken
to
entertain
the
delegates
during
their
visit
here
and
the
program
will
shortly
be
announced.
TERRACE
ASKS
FOR
REFINERY
Will
Send
Resolution
to
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
Regard
to
Establishment
TERHACE,
July
4:
The
council
of
the
Board
of
Trade
at
it
meeting
here
Tuesday
prepared
n
resolution
to
go
to
the
Cana-
....
,..
t..
rmr..
it
copper
rennery
u..
w.c
Coast.
rADPPNTFrK'
IINlflN
tfllir
Lll
I
Cl0
UIUU11
ELECTS
OFFICERS
Alex
Mcl
eod
Chosen
President
of
Locnl
Organisation
'
'
'
Lnst
Night
Thn
local
Cnryenters
Union
last
night
elected
officers
for
the
year
as
followat
President
Alex
miloa.
Vice-president
H.
H.
Enst-man
.
Financial
secretary
Marcus
Andrews.
Rppnrdlnir
secretary
J.
S.
Black.
1
Trf'n!'lJ,rp,r'nS14i,jnbi'
V
"UNTIN
BOWLER"
FLYING
NORTH
Chicago
Amphibian
Plane
on
Way
to
Germany
Passing
Through
Canada
MOONBEAM,
Ont.,
July
4.
-
The
Chicago
amphibian
plant
"Untin"
Bowler
hopped
off
fron
Rem!
Lake
this
morning
for
Grea'
Whale
in
the
Hudson
Bay
district
en
route
to
Berlin
by
way
of
Greenland
and
Iceland.
,v
The
name
"Untin"
Bowler
Is
an
interpretation
of
the
English
pro
nunciation
of
it
he
English
ha'
known
as
the
"Hunting
Bowler."
The
plane
reached
here
yester
day
afternoon
from
Milwaukee.
CO-OPERATIVE
GOVERNMENTS
SASKATCHEWAN
REGINA.
July
4:
Premier
J
G.
Gardiner
ihas
calWl
a
special
session
of
the
Saskatchewan
legis
lature
for
September
3.
He
said
that
was
the
earliest
date
on
which
it
could
be
called
to
decide
the
standing
of
the
Government
in
the
newly
elected
Legislature.
If
the
opposition
elements
in
the
recent
provincial
elections
are
called
on
to
form
a
government
It
will
be
known
as
the
Saskatchewan
Co-operative
Gov-ernmept.
Such
was
the
decision
reached
at
a
meeting
here
yea-ttrday
of
the
Independent,
Progressive
and
Conservative
mem-
rbem.
erect.
.
-..
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR
SPEAKER
AT
LUNCHEON
Rotary
Club
Honored
Today
With
Presence
of
Hon.
R.
Randolph
Bruce
The
Rotary
Club
was
honored
at
its
weekly
luncheon
in
the
Com-
modo-e
Cafe
with
the
presence
of
i
His
Honor
R.
Randolph
Bruce,
lieutenant-governor
of
British
Columbia,
who
spoke
briefly.
After
the
luncheon
Mr.
Bruce
was
taken
for
a
drive
to
the
plant
of
the
Canadian
Fish
.
Cold
Storage
Co.
and
along
the
Kaien
Island
highway
by
Mayor
S.
P.
McMordie.
His
honor
goes
south
on
the
steamer
Prince
Charles
this
afternoon.
WILL
DISCUSS
LONDON,
July
4:
In
making
an
announcement
of
his
decision
to
visit
Canada
to
discuss
with
Canadian
officials
the
subject
of
British
migration
to
Canada,
Right
Hon.
J.
H.
Thomas,
minister
of
employment,
stressed
that
in
the
discussion
.of
migration
with
the
Dominion
nothing
would
-to
more
harm
than
the
suggestion
that
he
believed
it
was
something
to
be
negotiated
on
the
spot.
It
would
be
discussed
in
all
its
bearings
because
anyone
who
had
visited
Canada
knew
tho
remark
able
change
from
an
agricultural
to
industrial
population
that
was
taking
place
there.
HEADS
POLICE
CHIEFS
CALGARY.
July
A:
Chief
.SamtieJ
Newhall
,oti
Petersbon.
Ont.,
was
elected
president
of
the
Chief
Constables'
Association
of
Canada
here
today.
RritlAh
Col
bmbln's
representative
on
the
executive
committee
is
Chief
Mackie
of
Port
Moody.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
!
VANCOUVER,
July
4:
Wheat
'
was
quoted
on
the
local
exchange
today
at
$1.4H'i.
Canadian
Railroad
Employees
to
HoM
Convention
j
During
the
week
of
September
9
next,
the
Canadian
Brotherhood
of
Railroad
Employees
will
hold
the
fifteenth
regular
apd
the
fifth
biennial
meeting
of
the
Grand
Division
at
Moncton,-N.B.
Vcleg:ite
fmra
overJtwo
hundred
hood,
from
Sydney,
N
5."
fo
Prince
coming-of-age
convention,
at
which
plans
will
be
ma!e
for
the
future
of
the
organization.
The
convention
will
be
presided
over
by
A.
R.
Mosher,
Ottawa,
top,
left,
who
has
held
the
office
of
president
since
the
formation
of
the
Brotherhood.
Other
prominent
delegates"
will
be.
-M.
MacLeod,
'
hnr'ottetown,
P.E.I..
vice-president,
lower
left;
T.
McGregor,
Winnipeg,
Chairman
Board
of
Trustees,
top.
right.C
II.
Minchln,
Calgary,
Alta.,
Executive
Board
member,
right,
centre;
and
Wm.
Allen,
Halifax,
N.S.,
Executive
Board
member,
bottom,
right.
TRIED
JASPER
FOR
TRAINING
Geraldine
Widmer
Spent
an
Hour
in
Lac
Beauvert
Yesterday
JASPER
PARK,
July
4.
!
Training
for
the
Wrigley
mara-,
thon
at
Toronto,
Geraldine
W'id
mcr,
noted
Seattle
swimmer,
spent!
a
good
hour
In
the
chilly
mountain
waters
of
Lac
Beauvert
in
front
of
Jasper
Park
Lodge
yesterday
afternoon
and
said
the
water
was
!
fine.
Jerry
trained
with
Olive
M
money
In
he
big
race
last
yea
nd
who
also
on
her
trip
acrosi
Canada
enjoyed
a
swim
at
Jasper.
Both
girls
were
coached
by
George
n
,,.
i
Dougias.
Before
arriving
at
Jasper
Miss
,
Widmer
swnm
at
Kamloops,
B.C.,
and
she
will
apend
a
day
at
Winnipeg.
Lou
Morrison,
swimming
instructor
at
the
lodge,
who
conveyed
her
around
the
lake,
was
much
impressed
by
her
style.
WHEAT
PRICES
STILL
SOARING
Scattered
Showers
Fail
to
Restore
Confidence
of
Traders
as
to
1929
Crop
WINNIPEG1,
July.
4.
A
few
'Jl.ll
1
1
I
1.1-1..
8CJfi.ierci'niwirB
in
wjuuijT'Ihiim'
rated
districts
of
western-
Canada
failed
to
improve
grain
traders'
confidence
in
the
growing
wheat
crop
nnd
the
market
witnessed
another
upheaval
of
prices
today.
The
closing
bids'were:
July,
$1.41;
October,
$1.39
5-8;
December,
$1,36
5-8.
Parent
My
son
has
many
original
ideas,
hns
he
not?
-
Teachor
Yes,
especially
In
spelling.
Fun.
local
divisions
of
the
Brother-
Rupert.
B.C.,
wilt
attend
'
"CKi
JOEWRIGHTIS
STILL
Beat
Jack
Guet
at
Henley
Regatta
Toiay
in
Quarter
Finals
HENLEY,
England,
July
4.
In.
WrlirM
Tr
ilafpnriar
nf
thp
.
.
,.
tronhv.
de-
f
Tw,n
in
mmrtpp
finnl
.
'
nA
.iu
in
k
nnvnl
!,,enjey
regalta
today
by
a
half,
.
length
,
in
s
8
minutes
,,,,.,
Rn
50
S(w,ond.
seconds.
i
Physical
collapse
cost
Glest
Wl?
nUACING
YACHT
MIME
,
d
Thm
he
.j.
MAKES
p...
CALL
,
IN
pnR
PORT
-""V
V
""".
.
...
.
from
his
shell
while
Guest
man-
.
.
...
,,v
ti,
i.op
T
luJT
T
,
,
7
'7
I
Ut
uim
i
line
unu
n
ic-uu
w
length
nnd
a
quarter.
Gunther,
Holland,
eliminated
R.
T.
Lee
and
Viscount
Tiverton
won
by
default
from
Hi
R.
A.
Ed-
wards
who
chose
to
row
with
the80uth
Th'8
wa8
tne
trim
vessel!
bonclon
l.owmg
liud
againsr,
me
Toronto
Argos
to
decide
a
dead
Bradley
eliminated
T.
D.
CollAt.
The
London
Rowing
Club
defeated
Toronto
Argonauta
by
a
quarter
length
in
the
row
off
of
a
dead
heat
between
the
crews
earlier
In
the
day.
A
ITER
ENDUUANCE
RECORD
CLEVELAND.
July
4:-
The
nlrpTahe
City
rtf
Cleveland
t
noon
todaV
had
been-In
the-
air
i
138
hours
in
tho
attempt
to
e-l
tabllsh
an
endurance
refuelling
J
record.
U
must
remain
alqft
un-
til
midnight
Friday
in
order
to
make
a
record.
i
I
t
t--
DUSTIN
FARNUM
DEAD
Krnum.
prominent
actor,
uiea
here
today.
He
was
born
in
1874.
LARGER
PLACES
JO
GET
MAIL
Baggage
Service
to
Include
Most
of
the
Important
Points
Along
Line
While
no
official
announcement
has
been
made
it
I
under
stood
that
under
the
new
arrangement
for
a
daily
mall
to
the
larger
places
along
the
line,
sacks
will
he
made
up
on
alter
nate
days
from
the
present
regular
mail
for
Terrace,
Haxelton,
Smithers.
Tclkwa,
Burns
Lake,
Fort
Fraser,
Vanderhoof
and
Prince
Geortre.
There
will
be
no
HdiV
from
McBrlde.
The
same
places
will
senO
mail
to
Prince
Rupert
on
the
westbound
train
and
there
will
also
be
limited
mail
from-
Edmonton
and
points
east
of
there.
j
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
I
Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
The
following
quotation
w?p
bid
and
aked:
Ray
view,
24,
3.
Big
Missouri,
1.53.
V5t.
Cork
Province,
10,
Nil.
Cotton
Belt,
47,
50.
Duthie,
52,
66.
George
Copper.
10.55,
11.00.
(.oorgia
River,
33,
34.
Gladstone,
10,
11.
C.otconda,
1.02.
1.04.
Grandview,
42,
43.
.
Independence,
8,
84.
!
Indian.
Nil.
5.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke,
38,
38.
Eotenay
Florence,
15,
NIL
Kootenay
King,
31,
35.-
Ly
&
Ip,
3.
"
J,..cVy
Jim.
"TOTt-i
Marmot
River
Gold,
4,
5.
National
Silver,
12,
13.
Noble
Five.
60.
62.
Pend
Oreille,
5.50.
5.60.
Porter
Idaho,
53,
55.
Reeves
Macdonald.
1.75,
1.80.
,
Rufus,
Argenta,
304,
31.
R'tth
Hope.
38.
41,
Silver
Crest.
5Vt.
6i.
Silverado.
Nil.
80.
Silversmith,
Nil.
15.
Slocan
King.
6,.
6.
Snowflake,
45.
46.
Sunloch,
2.10.
2.30.
Terminus.
6.
0.
Tooley
Richfield.
28,
30.
Toric,
1.00.
1.40.
Whitewater,
87,
90.
Woodbine,
5,
54.
Bluebird.
10.
114.
Oils
A.
P.
Consolidated.
34)0,
3.92.
Calmont,
3.65.
3.70.
Dalhouste.
405,
4.08.
Fabyan
Pete.
7,
Nil.
Home.
22.75,
23.00.
Hargal.
1.31.
1.32.
SWHnr
Fcific,
2.02.
2.03.
Sherritt
Gordon,
7.75.
Nil.
.
WHILE
ON
WAY
SOUTH
Another
of
the
yachts
which
nsrttpinatpH
in
thn
recent
Olvmniaithat
Canada
had
made
an
offer
Ac
Juneau
race
called
in
port
over
-
night
and
tied
up
at
the
foats
of
,v
the
Pln-A
Prince
rtrt
Rupert
Rowing
Rnwlnir
&
&
given
iriven
an
an
official
official
denial
denial
last
last
night
nignt
v.At
r.Uih
baincr
nn
It
rptnrn'hv
P-pmier
Mackenzie
King.
The
Maidie
belonging
to
F.
Powers
of
i
Deliingham.
The
Maidie
was
the
seventh
of
the
raving
yachts
to
visit
Prince
Rupert
while
return
ing
south,
the
other
six
having
been
here
late
last
week.
BIG
MISSOURI
CLAIM
MUST
nE
t
PAID
IN
COURT
T77"-
4
VICTORIA.
July
4:
On
t
nnnlicatlon
of
P.
J.
Slnnott
jn
Supreme
Court
chambers
this
morning;
payment
into
r0urt
of
$100,000,
rcpresen-
tine
th
claim
awarded
Wll-
unm
F.
Harris,
prospector,
in
connection
with
his
action
for
onethlrd
Interest
In
the
t
Big
Missouri
claims
was
or-
by
Mr.
Justice
Denis
"
t.tt.t
OPPOSITION
WHIP
CRACKS
Labor
Government
Refused
Right
to
Monopolize
Time
Usually
Alloted
Private
Members
LONDON.
July
4:
The
oddo-
sition
whip
was
not
alow
to
crack
when
Premier
Ramsay
Macdonald
nnnounced
in
Parliament
that
the
Government
proposed
to
take
up
all
the
time
usually
alloted
to
enable
the
Government
to
get
on
with
essential
national
business,
especially
that
relating
to
unemployment.
.-wrvattve
Leader
Baldwin
contended
that
the
period
was
unduly
long
and
the
time
of
pri-
t
members
should
not
be
taken
up
longer
than
to
the
end
of
J
qly.
Lloyd
George
on
behalf
of
the
Liberals
also
stronirty
pressed
the
same
pofnt
so
Premier
Macdonald
withdrew
his
motion
with
a
view
ui
pu$ung
u
icrwarg
in
an
amended
form.
PORTCLEMENTS
BOY
SCOUTS
ON
iTRIP
TO
SOUTH
llLfldiuJJcrer
Today
to
Visit
Van-
WA?!?veKWw
Victoria
and
Call
'
itai.
government
House
Four
Boy
Scouts
from
Port
Clements,
who
have
lived
on
the
.Queen.
CMrlcttcr.
Island
ine?
(n
i
fancy,
and
have
never
before
been
on
a
trip
outside,
arc
in
the
city
today,
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
Charles
bound,
for
Vancouver'
and
Victoria.
The
party
is
in
charge
;of
Scoutmaster
N.
L.
Jones
and
the
boys
are
Alfred
Pelton,
Lawrence
Rejintc,
Ernest
Chapman
and
Robert
Tingley.
They
have
thoroughly
enjoyed
their
trip
so
far
and
are
looking
forward
to
the
rest
of
it
with
keen
enthusiasm.
The
boys
will
spend
two
weeks
in
the
south
at
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
His
Honor
Lieutenant
Governor
R.
R.
Bruce,
happens
to
be
on
the
boat
with
them
and
the
boys
are
very
proud
that
Mr.
Bruce
has
invited
them
to
go
over
to
Victoria
and
be
his
personal
guests
at
Government
House.
It
need
not
be
said
that
they
intend
to
accept
the
invitation.
To
make
this
trip,
each
boy
earned
himself
the
sum
of
$70
while
the
rest
was
raised
by
social
functions
and
by
other
means.
RUMOR
DENIED
THAT
CANADA
HAD
OFFERED
PURCHASE
LABRADOR
OTTAWA,
July
4.
The
rumor
'to
the
Newfoundland
Government
jfor
tho
purchase
of
Labrador
was
rumor
indicated
that
the
price
of-
fered
by
the
Dominion
Govern-
ment
was
$100,000,000.
SOUTHERN
CROSS
IS
FLYING
TO
KARACHI
ALLAHABAD.
British
Jndia,
July
4.
The
plane
Southern
Cross
with
Captain
Charles
Kings-
ttA
nrl
Ikunn
nnmninlftni
9
itH
r(
resumed
its
flight
frflri$bre,odftyl
C
In
the
direction
of
Karaehi,
India.
Scottish
Humor
Imported
direct
from
the
Aberdeen
Joke
Factory
A
GOLF
MOTTO
The
Aberdonlan'a
golf
motto:
"Keep
your
eye
on
the
ball
that
your
opponent
has
lost."
t
HOM