WITH
DEMANDS'
GREAT
BRITAIN,-
Meeting
Held
Today
of
Five
Towers
Hut
No
Announcement
Made
of
Result
Othor
auricr
had
wnrnml
tha
blew
"Ifleen
Persons
Lost
Lives
When
Spanish
Steamer
Collided
With
British
Tug
LONDON,
Auk.
19:
Fifteen
persons
were
drowned
when
the
Spanish
steamer
Ogondo
and
the
THE
HAGUE,
Aug.
19:--Fol-
ln
v
.
s
VM,AP1av
ThJ
Canadian
Takla,
38,000,
All
in
ll.COc
and
7e.
Unome,
4500,
Cold
VANCOUVEIt
Stephen
nirn.
was
Aside
from
the
Fisheries,
Storage,
Aug.
19.-
n,.i,(in
when
bringing
in
cows
yesterday
ai
me
wmium,
I
Society's
Home
at
lmrnauy
uuruiB
a
stofm.
Two
j
uoy
cw--weW'VtndeiJAWTWlW
.
'
.
l.n
ovnertod
ill
a
country
as
,n
n
which
wnicn
so
tm
Mndy.
CO,
65.
Falconbridge,
13.20,
IfolHnger.
Nil,
7.00.
Hudson
Hay,
19.25,
later.
Nickel,
52.00,
52.25.
American:
Western,
32.000.
Royal
Fish
Co.,
13c
jyid
8c.
Commonwealth,
28,000,
Booth
Fisheries,
12.40c
and
8c.
Polaris,
40,000,
Cold
"
Storage,
12.70c
and
8c.
Addington,
26,000,
Pacific
Fish-erics,
lc
and
8c.
Viola,
8500,
Booth
Fisheries,
at
14.80e
and
8c.
BIG
FIRE
AT
lu
0.
26,75.,..
rr.iiMn.-4!B0r4J5;
n
TMcIntyre,
75.2S.
ur..1f).
Ninlssing,
2.70,
2.75.
Noranda,
64.75.
05.00.
Ahana,
J.!M.
Nil.
Sherrltt
Gordon.
7.43,
7.50.
-Sudbury
Basin.
10.60,
10.60.'
Ventures,
8.65.
8.70.
Home
Oils.
21.70.
Nil.
Tfck
Hughes.
7.65.
7.70.
BOY
INJURED
BY
AUTOMOBILE
Teddy
Halvenwn
Stuck
nnd
Sustained
Itroken
I
ecs
and
Head
Injuries
12.80c
and
8c.
j
Horgund,
4500,
Cold
Storage,
Tedlly
naiverson,
seven-year-bid
IS.
70
and
8c.
,
son
of
Carl
Halverwn.
1125
Eighth
Joe
Haker
,6000,
Atljn.i
isheriea,
Am)ue
RMtt
lf(U8tained
two
J3c
and
8c.
:
..r
.broken
legs
and
minor
head
In-
,
l'oiuc,
vuuu.
w
wiu
owrB",
jurJpg
when
lruck
by
an
automo-
12.80canc.
.,
Ibile
driven
by.
V.
White
of
80
f
ALOAUY,
Aug.
19:
Making
Scrub,
7p00,
Cold
Storage,
T
Coye
Avenuei
be.
h
;t
has
every
appearance
of
12.80c
and
8c.
,
'twen
Hacon
and
Conrad
Streets,
wing
another
million
dollar
well,
Eric
Itoy,
8B0Q.
Uootn
f
jsnenei,at
g;Sj0
gntuy
nfKht.
The
Ht-llomo
numbfr
three
blew
in
early
12.80c
nnd
8c.
te
waa
unconscious
for
some
thl
nwrutng
with
a
gas
flow
ca-
Ingred
H.,
10,000,
DooW'
t(me
nna
at
first
a
fractured
skull
umaiud
at
18,000,000
cubic
feet,
cries,
13c
ana
ec.
tmil
o
nrodnrHnn
l.
made'
Hclga
II.,
0000,
Koyal
Hn
v,o
orficial
Pllmnn
ron
ho
made
1280c
and
8c
but
(
Tramp,
14,600.
barrels
of
nm.htn
,tllv.
cries,
13.20
nnd
8c.
The
gas
flow
was
struck
at
m
f
'P'
in
lime.
It
is
consider-Hv
shallower
than
the
depth
at
which
he
other
Home
wells
came
in
BLAST
KILLS
SOUTH
CalKie
Deslauricr
of
Point
(Irey
'''own
to
pieces
and
Another
Injured
Y.ANCoUVElt,
Aug.
10.
Miixte
Deslaurier,
proprietor
of
oint
Grey
Coal
&
Wood
"Co.,
nstantly
killed
nnd
George
S.
'adorer,
severely
Injured
""
excavating
on
Saturday.
A
--uiure
biast
virtually
Pacific
Fish-
I
Johanna,
15,000,
Atun
I
cries,
la.
10c
and
8c.
Fish-
WAS
KILLED
.
BY
LIGHTNING
was
feared,
but
it
did
not
turn
our
to
be
so.
He
is
a
patient
in
the
Prince
Hupert
General
Hospitat,
where,
it
was
reported
this
morn
imt.
he
vas
doing
as
nicely
as
could
be
expected.
The
driver
of
tho
car,
in
his
re
nort
to
lhe
police,
stated
that
lie
was
proceeding
east
along
Eighth
Avenue
at
about
fifteen
miles
an
hour.
The
lad,
he
said,
ran
In
front
of
him
from
behind
a
parked
car
and
he
had
no
chance
to
avoid
striklng;lfW.
TJieWoy'
wh
struck
by
the
bumper.
as
"White
'brought
Anderson.
,1C
years
.
of
jma
car
io
a
siop
instantly
killed
by.
the
LLOYDMINSTER
LLOYDMINSTER.
Sask.,
Aug.
AS
niiKi".
"c
"
.
.
,n
A
fl-..
.nvllncr
WMtr
nflor
large
as
uuiaua.
..u
I
r
iT;..
"i
n
ironlni?
ca
lor-
miUHlKlll
uueimitu
iuc
.kuj...
"lf
ented
a
a
wJdo
Bank,
two
hotels
and
about
ten
nations
are
repre
establishments
before
It
anu
snaus
'
range
rfT,.:'ii.
of
clays
w,,.t,f
brought
under
,tr
mnimi
control
at
nt
in
10
are
found,
was
ki,ir
ill,,
ii
lu
uv.vw
,je-'
iso
cjsiimaie
oi
ino
iub
ims
uccn
s.&V?,0..
V";
SCW"
M
e
clayado.
but
it
is
expected
to
reach
annti.;:
wnicn
sei
oil
posu
o.
-."--.
rtr
$1,000,000
Oil
Odcll
II
"I1"'"""!
iii.niuj.
iuiii
imji
w
is
some
distance
away.
clay.
escaped.
All
the
hotel
guests
1
-Jit
fa
NAOASAXI
Hdaf
Has'.W.
J.
Crawford'.'asi
Jl
1
Pa'hsenjfer-iAnother
Ma-
!'
thine
Coming
North
Pilot
W.
E".
Gilbert
with
a
Western
Canada
Airways
flying
boat
landed
here
at
4:30
yesterday
afternoon
from
Stewart
where
he
had
spent
a
few
days
engaged
in
survey
work
with
the
machine.
He
brought
as
a
passenger
in
his
plane
to
the
city,
W.
J.
Crawford,
the
well
known
Stewart
transport
tation
man.
Major
D.
It.
MacLaren
D.S.O.,
general
manager
of
the
Western
Canada
Airways,
is
now
on
his
way
north
from
Vancouver
with
another
flying
boat
which
he
will
turn
over
here
to
Pilot
Gilbert
for
fishery
patrol
work
on
the
Queen
Chalotte
Islands,
returning
south
with
the
other
plane.
Mrs.
Gilbert,
wife
of
Pilot
Gilbert,
is
expected
to
come
north
with
Major
MacLaren.
THOMASCONFERS
WITH
CABINET
OTTAWA,
Aug.
19.
Rt.
Hon.
j
J.
H.
Thomas,
lord
privy
seal
in
the
British
government,
is
conferring
with
the
Dominion
cabinet
today.
It
Is
expected
that
Mr.
Thomas
will
outline
plans
which
he
brought
with
him
Into
Canada
and
which
have
a
bearing
on
the
conditions
In
Great
Britain,
including
immigration.
"
WOMAN
KILLED
BY
INTERURBAN
TRAIN
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
19.
Ma
tilda
Erachenberg,
25
years
of
age,
on
the
way
to
visit
her
brother
on
Lulu
Island,
was
stuck
and
instantly
killed
by
a
B.
C;
Electric
Railway
interiirban
train
on
29th
Street
yesterday
Elbert
Hosan
of
thc'jllumnback
TOMORROW'S
TIDES
Boston
Grill
Tuesday,
August
20
fw
LARGE
CABAUET
High
1:18
a.m.
19.7
ft.
4K
BptclH
Dinner
Thurcdayi
and
Saturday
14:02
p.m.
18.4
ft.
Dandni
Etmx.
Saturday
.Mjht,
9
to
It
Dance
Hall
for
Hlra
7:58
a-m-
3-3
ft.
Low
AooommodiUona
for
mvaU
Partic
20:05
p.m.
7.0
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH;
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PHONE
4M
Vol.
XX.,
No.
102.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
AUGUST
19,
1929
JtROtt
PHlCE
FIVE
CENTf
Jussifl
Charged
With
Trying
to
Alienate
Loyalty
of
Manchuria
and
Firm
Stand
Taken
by
China
SHANGHAI,
Aug.
19.
The
Chinese
Nationalist
government
has
ordered
the
mobilization
of
ten
additional
brigades
of
Manchurian
troops
totalling
100,000.
The
government
views
the
Chino-Russian
crisis
as
increasingly
serious.
The
brigades
will
be
assigned
to
duty
on
the
northern
frontier.
The
Nationalist
premier
was
quoted
as
saying
that
Moscow
was
trying
to
alienate
the
loyalty
of
the
Manchurian
provinces
and
declared:
"The
government
is
compelled
to
take
a
firm
stand
lest
Communism
again
plays
havoc
in
China."
NO
PROGRESS
'COLLISION
IN
THE
NORTH
SEA
lowing
the
acceptance
Saturday
0jp;ndo
amJisn,pg;
night
by
Chancellor
Snowdon
of
Thei
,and
Mnk
n
gix
mInuteBi
the
proposal
of
trance,
"a
y
King's
Crosa
.picked
up
eIght:
Belgium
and
Japan
that
experts
mcmberg
of
fa
crew
of
thel
of
till
five
of
the
principal
re-'other
vetd
aRd
t
othw,
who
l.i..t,n:is
creditors,
of
Germany
wero
gtruKJiiB(
Jn
lhe
waUr.
examine
the
previous
proposals
ThevtllK
sadly
damaged
on
f
.
lT
lv
r"
aB,Tihcf
-bow-
She
landed
the
vju
detail
tho
compromise
offer
hcn:riy
the
British
would
be
ranted
an
additional
CO
per
cr"t.
Increase.
On
Saturday
Mr.
Snowden
in
('itcd
that
after
examining
this
(
:
"icr
tarrfully
In
meant
only
20
Tcr
cent
increase,
which
was
unacceptable,
No
announcement
was
made
as
the
result
of
today's
meeting
but
it
wj
felt
that
Great
Britain
would
remain
firm
that
it
would
be
useless
to
go
ahead
with
the
tonference
unless
her
demands
were
met
and
the
deep
conviction
leemcd
general
that
her
demands
c-r.r.ot
be
met.
HOME
OIL
GETS
ANOTHER
WELL
HALIBUT
SALES
ZEPPELIN
IS
OVER
JAPAN
Completes
Second
Lap
of
Biff
Hound
World
Flight
KASU
M
I
GA
U
It,
Japan,
Aug.
19.
The
dirigible
Graf
Zeppelin
arrived
over
the
aerodrome
there
thin
afternoon,
completing
the
flight
from
Friedrichshafen,
Germany,
on
the
second
lap
of
a
round
the
world
venture.
TOKYO,
Aug.
19.
The
Graf
Zeppelin
landed
at
the
Kazumigaura
airport,
40
mi
lea
from
here,
at
6:20
this
morning,
completing
the
most
perilous
leg
of
the
round
the
world
flight.
It
covered
nearly
iseven
thousand
miles
in
102
hours.
TORONTO
STOCKS
(McCaffery,
Gibbons
Ltd.)
&
Collart,
13.25.
19.50.
Prince
Rupert
to
Tokyo
by
Air
'
..l
I
111
SIBERIA
t
.
.SWSS
AIRPIVNE
....
LEFT
EAKLTTTODAr
ON
ATLANTIC
FLIGHT
..
-
LISBON,
Aug.
Western
tCaJihda
Airways
Flying
:
-Airplane
"Young
19:
The
Switzer
land"
which
arrived
here
Inst
week
from
Zurich,
took
off
early
this
morning
on
a
transatlantic
flight
attempt.
The
nlane
was
manned
bv
Vancouver
and
between
Vancuover
and
Nanaimo
is
scheduled
for
the
end
of
tlie
week.
Eventually
the
service
will
be
linked
up
with
Alaska
and
the
Yukon.
SECOND
DAY
OF
CRICKETMATCH
T.nMnnW
Autr
in
Knorland
BURIED
TODAY
Bay
cannery,
Porchcr
Island,
is
The
funeral
of
tho
late
Charles
a
patient
in
the
Princo
Rupert.
Sweeney
took
place
at
2
o'clock
General
Hospital
Buffering
from,
this
afternoon.
There
was
a
scr-a
broken
leg
as
'.a
reflult
of
an,
vice
in
the
chapel
of
tho
B.
C.
accident
with
the
flywheel
of-
a
Undertakers
followed
by
Inter,
gasboat.
'
'mcnt
In
Fain-lew
Cemetery.
nliiilllfiLlcil
ALASKA
ALASKA
SAYSMARtER
PROPAGANDIST
Hon.
R.
II.
Bennett
Makes
Attack
on
Government
Through
Minister
to
Japan
'
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Aug.
19
Speaking
at
a
Conservative
pic
Pilot
Oscar
Kaesar
and
Carl
!"':
Saturday,
R.
B.
Bennett
Lu
esc
her,
mechanic.
The
aviators
plan
to
fly
to
New
York,
but
it
is
doubtful
if
their
supply
of
fuel
will
permit.
They
will
strike
for
Halifax,
refuelling
there
if
necessary.
AIRPLANE
RUNS
ARE
EXTENDED
Double
Daily
Service
Victoria
and
Seattle
Becomes
Effective
Today
yrCTORIA,
Aug.
19.
Daily
double
airplane
services
between
Seattle
and
Victoria
were
inaugurated
today
by
the
Alaska
charged
the
Dominion
government
with
broadcasting
propaganda
through
Herbe-1
Marler,
Canadian
minister
to
Japan.
"The
government
is
broadcasting
propaganda
through
Mr.
Mar-ler,
who
is
being
sent
to
Japan
as
minister
but
who
is
acting
the
role
of
a
glorified
commissioner
masquerading
in
gold
lace,"
said
the
opposition
leader,
who
con
tinued:
"The
idea
of
sending
a
minister
to
Japan
who
takes
ad
IN
LOGGING
CAMP
Jans
Olxen
Brought
to
the
City
at
End
of
Week
From
Port
Clements
BOY
FELL
FROM
WHARF
KtNINCOTT
WKtfc'v
:
lifer
TpRINCE
RUPERT
TO
UNALASK
A
I2Q2.0
DISTANCE
OF
FLIGHT
UNALA5KA
TO
ATTU;
10..........
748.0
PORTLAND
m"
U.S.A.
I
ATTU,
ID.
TO
TOKYO
mo.0
FTfran
V
VIiiiIIIi
CISCO
Therotis.
a
scheme
on
foot,
sponsored
in
Vancouver,
for
a
trans-ocean
flight
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Tokyo,
a
distance
of
3,770.6
miles,
stopping
for
fuel
at
Kodiak
Island,
Unalaslca,
Attu
Island
and
one
of
the
islands
of
the
Kurile
group.
.
The
flight
is
being
financed
by
donations,
each
donor
to
participate
in
a
number
of
prizes
totalling
in
value
$10XO,
the
first
prize
being
half
that
amount.
The
prizes
are
awarded
for
calcu'ating
the
total
flying
timcpf
the
airplane
"Prince
Rupert,"
which
is
to
make
the
flight.
Each
dollar
donated'
gives
a
right
to
make
a
Calculation.
'
The
port
of
Prince
Rupert
is
chosen
as
the
hopping
off
point
because
it
is
only
3,770.6
miles
from
Tokyo,
as
against
Vancouver's
4,283
miles.
PLANE
ARRIVES
"
FROM
STEWARTf
MANY
ESCAPED
FOREST
FIRES
Were
Trapped
But
Took
to
the
Lake
and
Were
Picked
Up
NELSON,
Aug.
19:
The
forest
fire
situation
in
the
Kootenay
district
still
remains
serious.
On
Sunday,
Slocan
City
was
threat
ened
with
extermination
by
a
fire
fanned
by
a
high
wind
which
j
spread
in
all
directions.
It
jum
ped
Slocan
Lake
starting
fresh
fires
close
to
town.
The
town
seemed
doomed
when
suddenly
the
wind
dropped
and
the
fighters
managed
to
hold
the
blare
on
the
outskirts.
Some
fear
was,
expressed
for
the
safety
of
Jv
ohnaon,'
a
lum-;
berman,
his
wife
and'
22
men
vantage
of
his
position
to
send
out)
who
were
trapped
by.,
fire
on
propaganda.
We
asked
the
prime
Evans
Creek,
but
ft
is-
believed
minister
in
parliament
if
the
new
they
sought
safety
n
the
lake.
minister
to
Japan
was
going
to
as
did
15
others
who
were
picked
Between
have
anything
to
do
with
trade
up
by
a
tugboat.
and
the
answer
was
'no.
What
a
the
minister
now
doing
in
British
Columbia?
Can
anyone
explain?"
Mr.
Bennett
exponded
his
policy
of
protection
"for
all
or
none."
I
Washington
Airways,
while
a
sim-
DKPV
DDflLTM
iilar
service
between
Victoria
and
HAU
DAlf
dKUIuUI
Near
Nelson
a
big
fire
is
burniny
at
Hall
Creek.
Thunderstorms
.
yesterday
brought
little
rain
to
relieve
the
situation.
PALATIAL
YACHT
FOR
PREMIER
MUSSOLINI
MUGGIANO,
Italy,
Aug.
19:
After
an
adventuresome
career
under
many
flags,
the
yacht
"Aurora,"
alias
half-a-dozen
other
names,
will
soon
be
completely
so
1
1
l
a
yuui
t
ji
completed
the
first
innings
of
the
reported
this
afternoon
to
be
do-.
paInUng8
Riven
by
various
gal
fifth
cricket
test
match
against
South
Africa
today,
scoring
258.
Sutcliffe,
the.
Yorkshire
batsman,
scored
W
.
i
jA
,
...
'
V
i
,
,
South
Afficatf
sW,
rallied
to
score
1C7
nt
the
tea
interval,
for
the
loss
of
three
wickets.
ITnvinir
miAtnlnpf!
a
hrntcpn
hark
in
the
Baxter
Pole
Co.'s
logging
j
refitted
for
use
as
camn.
near
Port
Clements.
Jans:
J'acnt
'oi
rremicr
Olsen.
logger,
was
brought
to
the
When
thc
Jmcpt
jn,hed
It
city
by
gasboat
Saturday
after-
wj
be
Qof
the
most
luxurious
noon
for
admission
to
the
Prince,.
tKo
mn0
n.
fnmlih.
Rupert
General
Hospital.
He
Was
,nRS
wl
be"
gome
world-famous
lerjes
of
Italy.
It
will
carry
two
small
cannon
with
which
to
return
salvos
of
salutes.
.
nnnmiirn
Pil
cr
nnvrv,
-
1
'
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
19.
Freeman
Milton,
ten
years
of
age,
was
drowned
in
False
Creek
when
he
fell
from
the
wharf
while
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
1Q:-prlce
of
wheat
was
quoted
this
morning
at
?1.63V9.
rThe
here
Scottish
Humor
Imported
direct
lrom
the
Aberdeen
Joke
Factory
"D'ye
ken
that
yer
checchcns
coom
ower
Into
my
garden?"
"Aye
thocht
they
must
hea."
"What's
mak's
ye
think
sac?"
"They
nlvcr
come
back."
Hi
..V