TOMORROW'S
TIDES
I
Tuesday,
August
27
High
......
6:21
a.m.
1G.2
V
.
18:24
p.m.
10.2
Low
0:03
a.m.
6.7
ft
.
12:04
p.m.
7.9
ft.
LONDON,
Aug.
26.
The
acting
British
high
commissioner
to
Palestine
has
the
Arab-Jewish
situation
well
in
hand,
it
was
officially
stated
at
the
colonial
office
this
afternoon.
Premier
Macdonald
spent
most
of
Sunday
at
Local
Radio
Fans
Heard
About
Flight
of
Graf
Zeppelin
and
Wins
Doubles
w
mrn's
singles
tennis
title
by
de-
(
i'
rg
Miss
Phoebe
Watson
oi
t
rland,
6-4,
G-2.
Mr-
Peggy
Milchell
of
England
f
Ingle
i
tennis
title
Saturday,
defeating
George
Lott,
G-2,
3-6,
6-1,
6-7
ond
6-3.
MASS
MEETING
HEARS
BENNETT
v
t
'
a,...
.
a
t
1
eigncr.1
to
send
their
goods
Into
the
i:uuntry."
LOUGHEED
TO
DECIDE
LOCATION
OF
BRIDGE
VICTORIA,
Aug.
26.
Hon.
Lougheed,
minister
of
public
i-ks
in
the
Tolmie
administra-
of
Ihe
big
ship.
On
the
arrival
of
the
dirigible
led
by
a
baby
blimp,
the
crowds
..fei..xd
themselves
hoarse,
but
t.l.MJN,
Aug.
26.
Auuress-
l
j,.nmnl
when
"
mass
meeting
Saturday
were
heard
that
she
ouw
not
noi
"rtt
Hon.
It.
B.
Uennctt
again
tariff
"
dJnh!?00"Jiid
TZl
vigorously
condemned
he
running
overhead,
i
but
mo
i
rollry
of
the
Liberal
administra-
tors
of
them
aeciwu
io
k
ion
nnnn
nnrt
declared
"the
,!,
B-rAint
government
m.,BiWi
,infii
davlisht.
"i
Mackenzie
King
never
had
a
majority
0f
votes
of-the
Canadian
OlIIVIB
t
-
-
During
the
night
airplanes
were
il..
t
1
!
nnr)
IftOvlllIf
ihf
.a
eh.Wd
tht
-by
:"v.
h
he
pri-
went
has
made
It
easier
for
for
nlnnn
...
...
.
t-J.il
)
Beery,
who
with
a
pa-iy
lanueu
the
field
and
left
later.
POUT
CLEMENTS
NOTARY
William
J.
Bennie
of
Port
Clements
has
been
gaictted
as
a
notary
public
In
the
current
Is-sue
of
the
government
publica-tlon.
GERMAN
TRAIN
WRECKED
nrn.KR.
'
Aug.
2G:
Eight
his
office
watching
developments.
j
It
is
believed
that
the
prompt
despatch
of
troops,
air-
Kitsauit
Eagle
Makes
important
planes
ana
warships
will
be
sufficient
to
prevent
further
,
strike
which
May
Mean
serious
clashes.
Despite
heavy
censorship
reports
of
further
clashes
yesterday
leaked
through.
The
Arabs
were
reported
to
have
attacked
the
government
office
at
Jaffa
last
night,
but
were
driven
off
by
British
police.
From
Beirut
came
a
report
from
refugees
escaping
.
'
'!,KOin.,.no.rln.
s9orU.y'
on
?
I
V:
'
kn
ed
and
from
River
-
...m
oujccis
being
to
scum-
pa'"-'
V
'
nn
pntt,M
fishing.
Much
to
Camp
.MUCH
ELATION
SHOWN
Possibility
of
Important
Mine
Being
Developed
Rapidly
Result
of
Striked
from
Palestine
that
Arab
attacks
against
Jewish
com-
alice
arm,
Aug.
2c.
The
munities
are
gradually
assuming
the
character
of
an
Arab
cutting
of
ore
at
depth
in
the
long
revo't
against
the
government.
,
tunnel
which
is
being
driven
by
the
Kitsault-Eagle
Mines
Co.
on
their
Sun
ise
property
on
McOraw
mountain
is
quile
the
most
important
announcement
that
has
been
'made
here
so
far
thii
season.
It
Jmeans
financial
succesato
the
(financial
backers
ofithe
eiUcjpri
te
but
of
much
KreateWaluePlo
the
Arrival
Early
in
the
Morning
'?S&4!tXS
.
basis
as
well
srl
drawing
the
at
tention
of
the
mining
world
to-
Some
local
radio
fans
remained'
up
until
the
early
ward
its
overlooked
possibilities,
hours
in
the
hope
of
hearing
of
the
arrival
of
the
big
Graf
To
one
who
is
familiar
with
the
Zeppelin
at
Los
Angeles
.ti
ZHt
iitt.tKr'S
nont
people
in
the
expedition
including
Dr.
Eckener,
ore
a,
depth
mmnB
a
dipping
Lady
Drummond
Hay,
Sir
Hubert
Wilkins
and
Com-
mine
0f
great
tonnage
at
practic-mander
Osaka
of
Japan.
Those
yhq
remained
up
long
aiitider.
enough
heard
of
the
Arrival
of
the
bigfup
oveMhc
city,
'XhFcFffi
i
ti
i,..
,
oViSr.
flifl
tint
f1faffnfi
'he
hitsauit-fcagie
uo.
are
very
very
DUliaucu
10
near
uiu
api-aitm
9f
o
i
mich
elated,
establishing
as-
it
Until
after
daylight.
r
(YXYVA
11
'
doestheir
thwrf
of
thege?logof
The
broadcast
was
world'4vi(leJJ&
itOti?
sent'
all
over
the
McG-aw
hill
and
further
prov-1
i.the
continent
by
the
National
tna
the
ore
bodies
pf
the
'Broadcast
Conpany
and,,
was
camp
ure,
j
sea
ted,.;"
Much
J
Wh
H
W
IV
II
I
a80
mUMl
norv
wav?
credit
Is
due
to
W.
U.
McMorrls
IlLLLll
IflLLO
from
scleral
lipt
stations
at
San
flf
Vancouver,
whose
guiding
hand
w
.
mmr
Francisco,
.PitUhurgh
and
.
Scbe-
hag
i,,
the
standby
of
the
enter-ClMri
EC
TU
A
IVIP
neetady.
These
short
ware
.
sU-
prM.
ulllULLJ
vllxlllll
itions
would
reach
almost
every
The
Sunrise
property,
which
lies'
ipart
of
the
world.
'on
both
slopes
of
McGraw
moun-
irn
t:h
4t
uMotnu
Vnilnnnl
I
H
was
announcea
iaai
niK"i
uin.
comnnaea
some
winy
cminw
Mill
IIIUCII
i
'
.-
Singles
Title,
but
England
ithe
broadcast
would
commence
at
an(j
Bdjoins
Ihe
company's
Silve
2
o'clock,
but,
instead,
it
opened
at
Cord
property
on
the
northeast
mldniirht
because
word
was
re-lfork
0f
the
Kitsauit
River.
It
is
""
that
ihp
ai
shin
mlitht
ar
FOREST
HILI,
Aug.
20.
rive
earner
than
expecled.
A
Helm
Wills
on
Saturday
retained
mu,oaj
program
was
put
on
with
ur
sixvn
lime
mc
nuuu-
fre(,uen
talks
between
on
me
pro-
rr
of
the
dirtKIDie
ana
me
preparations
to
recive
it.
The
landing
field
at
Lo
Angela
H
v
exnlained.
was
a
mile
v.rt
the
national
doubles,
aeieai-r
..
trUA
hv
autos
tug
Mrs.
Shennerd-Harron
Mrs
Covcll
of
England,
2-C,
6-3
and
C-4
NF.WP0RT.
Aug
dtr.den
retained
the
and
crowds
of
people,
but
the
po:
lice,
boy
scouts
and
troopers
kept
the
crowds
off
the
grounds.
The
4
...I...!
lit
ttuw
hllfTA
mil
Til.
"ela
W8S
marMJu
u,
-to-
9ft
I,1U
1,1
'
uiiv-
o
nt
onrh
corner.
national
,
'muni
ana
aiso
nru
red
lights.
The
nighl
was
clear
and
dark.
It
was
reported
that
the
Graf
was
sighted
all
along
the
coast
of
rnllfnmia.
but
the
Seattle
and
lownaneonle
of
the
north
Pacific
states
were
much
pointed
at
not
catching
a
glimpse
located
In
what
u
known
locally
hs
the
"rSne
formstion"
and
car-
rle
irorH
C'ues
in
lead
and
silver.
The
development
lunnel
reached
the
ore
bodv
last
Tuesdav
at
a
distance
of
1020
feet
from
the
portal
and
at
a
depth
of
R00
feet.
The!
o'e
Is
spectacular,
carry'mr
high
lead
and
silver
valnes.ln
addition!
to
rlnc.
The
width
of
tW
yrnj'
on
the
surface
was
thirty
feetnd
It
's
expected
this
will
be
maintained
at
depth.
-
American
Resolute.
40.000,
to
Cold
Stor-
dlsap-jage,
14.
70c
and
8c
Sentinel,
20.000,
to
Pacific
Fish-
tries,
15.20c
and
8c.
Excel,
20.000.
to
Booth
Fisheries,
15.80c
and
8c.
Norona,
20.000,
to
Atlln
Fisheries,
16.90
and
8c.
Canadian
---.
ru
-.,
i,,m
Bingo,
2500,
to
Cold
Storage,
14.40c
and
8c.
Mayflower,
1500,
to
Atlln
-Fish-cries.
14
.40c
and
8c.
D.S.T..
1800,
to
Booth
Fisheries,
at
14.90c
and
8c.
TWO
DROWNED
ERASER
RIVER
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Aug
26.
Buddy
Hundson,
6
years
of
agp,
and
George
'Macdonald,
aged
15,
were
drowned
in
the
Frnser
Sunday
afternoon
while
The
bodies
were
re
'"
question
of
construction
of
a,
10
to
u
inju.u
i-0Tered.
Macdonald
lost
his
life
,
:r0vei:.
the
n.ulk
e'
K,ve.r
l"
?"d
8,X
?r"
r.
i;
.:
rail.
aUn
n
attempt
to
rescue
his
young
"
uuxeuon
ana
other
rr"
01
nrsaw
companion
lhp
interior
country.
I
Sulr,
Sunday.
J
.v
,
i
BRITISH
SCHEME
OF
UNEMPLOYMENT
INSURANCE
IS
BEST
EDMONTON,
Aug.
26:
"The
British
system
of
unemployment
insurance
while
capable
of
abuse
in
a
few
cases,
is
the
most
scientific
system
in
the
world,"
declared
Right
Hon.
Winston
Churchill
while
here.
He
declared
it
had
been
a
success.
t
TORONTO
STOCKS
(McOsttejr,
Gibbon
&
Otttotft,
.
Ltd.).
Amulet,
2.83,
2.84.
Mandy,
50,
60.
Fnlconbridge,
12.10,
Nil.
Hollinger,
6.00,
6.35.
Hudson
Bay,
19.10,
19.25.
Mining
Corporation,
4.40,
4.45.
Mclntyre,
15.05,
15.15.
Nipissing.
2.55.
2.60.
Noranda.
64.75.
.65.00.
Abana,
1.84,
1.85.
..
Sherrltt
Gordoov
J.80,
7.35.
Sudbury
Basin.
9.85,
9.30.
Ventures,
8.25,
Nil.
Home
Oils,
2A.00,
28.75.
Teck
Hughes,
7.25,
7.S0.
Intern.
Nickel,
selling
at
56.25,
Lakeshore,
25.25,
25.40.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
20:
The
price
of
wheat
her$
this
morning
was
?1.52.
Boston
Grill
LA
HOC
CAHAIIET
SpeclJ
Dinners
Tbursdaji
tnd
Baturdaja
Dancing
Ctmt
Saturday
Nljht,
9
to
11
Danc
Hall
for
Hire
Accommodation
tor
Private
Parties
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PHONE
7
Vol.
XX.,
No.
198.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
H.C,
MONDOY,
AUGUST
26,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
('EN'TH
Situation
in
Palestine
Well
in
Hand
But
is
Gradually
Assuming
the
Character
of
An
Arab
Revolt
ORE
AT
DEPTH
Bjb
AIRSHIP
ARRIVES
FROM
JAPAN
Dirigible
Cr.J
Zunpelin
whn
h
arrived
early
thi-
r-
i
t
and
leaves
tonight
for
New
York
Below
left
in
an
inside
view
one
oi
the
forward
motor
fuselages.
T'Sbns
ofFreedbm
MarcHif
i
Interrupted
by
Police
and
Nude
March
Threatened
NELSON,
Aug.
2G.
Two
hundred
and
fifty
Doukhobors,
members
of
the
Sons
of
Freedom
sect
known
also
as
the
Black
Hand,
came
near
Bonnington
Falls
last
night
and
are
being
held
by
six
provincial
police
until
they
discard
the
banner
which
they
are
carrying
denouncing
Canadian
laws.
The
band
also
demands
a
grant
of
land
without
taxation
on
which
to
make
a
living.
If
their
demands
are
not
met
the
marchers
threaten
to
disrobe.
It
is
also
believed
the
party
intends
marching
on
Nelson,
as
a
protest
against
the
arrest
of
one
of
th
eir
members
charged
with
setting
school
fires.
FINAL
OFFER
IS
REFUSED
Snowden
Declares
harc
Of;
'
fer'cd
Is'
Insufficient
and
Unacceptable
THE
HAGUE,
Aug.
26.
The
reparations
conference
is
still
deadlocked
today
when
Rt.
Hon.
Philip
Snowden
declared
that
further
offers
of
Britain's
allies
for
nn
increased
share
were
"insufficient
and
unacceptable."
French
circles
declared
that
the
latest
offer
was
the
last
fence
concession'
of
France,
Italy,
Japan
and
Belgium
will
make.
Details
of
the
offer
were
not
made
public
early
this
NATIVES
RAVAGED
vjBYJUBEI:pStS
Columbia
Indians
are
being
ravaged
by
tubercolosis,
nearly
10
natives
succumbing
to
the
disease
last
year
for
every
white
man.
the
Dominion
bureau
of
statistics
reported
today.
JUSTICE
OF
PEACE
The
B.
C.
Gaxette
announces
the
appointment
of
George
Vol-ney
Storkey
of
Hnaflton
as
a
justice
of
the
peace.
'
Los
Angeles
from
Tokyo,1
'JaYmn;'
of
her
control
room,
eentre"
hfight'
U.S.TROLLER
IS
ARRESTED
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
26.
Charged
with
fishing
within
the
three-mile
limit
off
Pachcna
Point,
the
Seattle
salmon
t
roller
Olympus
was
seized
by
the
Givenchy
and
taken
to
Itamfield.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtov
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Beaver
Sliver,
13,
14V4-Big
Missouri,
1.30,
Ul.
Cork
Province,
Nil,
11.
Cotton
Belt.
Nil,
47.
George
Copper,
5.80,
6.50.
Georgia
River,
S3,
31.
Golconda,
71,
72.
Gran
lview,
a6'i.
37.
Kootenay
King,
40,
41.
Morton
Woolsey,
4Vi,
5.
Noble
Five,
57,
60.
Oregon
Copper,
21,
22Vi.
Pend
Oreille,
5.75,
6.00.
Premier,
Nil,
1.80.
Porter
Idaho,
43,
44.
Reeves
Macdonald,
1.75,
1.77.
Rufus
Argenta,
18
20.
Ruth
Hope,
36,
37.
Silver
Crest,
6's,
8.
Silversmith,
8.
Nil.
Slocan
King,
4,
Nil.
Slocan
Rambler,
Nil,
17.
Snowflake.
41,
43.
Topley
Richfield,
Nil,
23.
Toric,
70.
Nil.
Whitewater,
50,
55.
'
t
George
Enterprise,
25,
32.
Oils
Capitol,
selling
at
316
of
lc.
Associated,
3.50,
3.70.
Freehold.
1.90.
1.95.
Mill
City.
8.25,
8.75.
Regent,
52.
55.
Spooner,
1.50,
Nil.
United.
1.28.
1.30.
Advance,
Nil.
2.15.
A.
P.
Consolidated.
4.59.
4.60.
Calmont,
6.01,
5.04.
Pevcnish.
36,
38.
Fbyn
Pete.
17.
17
ft."
Foothills.
Nil,
7.00.
Home,
23.25.
28.50.
Illinois
Alberta,
83.
85.
Mvland.
10.15,
10.25.
McDoug.
Setrur.
5.05,
Nil.
Mileod.
4.25.
4.60.
New
McDoug.
Segur.
1.70.
1.75,
Royalite.
140.00.
150.00.
Hsrgal.
2.00,
2.05.
Dallas.
2.50.
3.00.
,
Mercury.
1.15,
1.19.
MACDONALD
TO
VISIT
HOOVER
NEXT
OCTOBER
Probable
He
Will
Also
Come
to
Ottawa
to
Confer
Wth
'
j
Premier
King
WASHINGTON,
Aug.
26:
Premier
Ramsay
MacDonald
will
probably
visit
Ottawa
the,
Second
week
in
October.
He
comjfs
here
between
October
1
and
f0
and
thereafter
may
travel
to
Ottawa
either
by
rail
or
plane,
the
latter
if
pressed
for
time.
The
stimulation
of
imperial
trade,
emigration
to
Canada
and
the
proposed
imperial
eonference
will
be
possible
subjects
of
conference
with
Premier
Mackeniie
King.
It
is
now
considered
innrorw
able
th
t
Premier
Kinr
will
make
a
third
at
the
discussion
when
President
Hoover
and
Premier
MacDonald
meet.
GRAFZEPPELIN
LEAVES
TONIGHT
Arrived
at
Los
Angeles
Early
I
This
Morning
From
Near
Tokyo,
Japan
'
LOS
ANGELES,
Aug.
26.
The
Graf
Zeppelin
anchored
here
early
this
morning
after
completing
the
longest
over-water
flight
from
Tokyo
as
part
of
her
round
the
world
flight
from
Lakehurse,
.New
Jersey.
I
The
iAioiwa3,first'
sighted
off
theXaIlfojFnTa",R15lMTemInuie
after
fi:
o'clock
last
night
headed
for
San
Francisco,
where
she
ar
rived
at
6
:25
.
After
a
flight
over
that
city
she
turned
southward.
arriving
here
about
daybreak.
She
will
remain
here
to
-est
the
engines
and
wifl
thin,
complete
the
last
lez
of
iha
rbfind,
thn1
wnrldT
voyage,
which
ends
at"
Lakehursf",
.fttJfcJng
aMdl
oWtheltritvisWce
August
7.
The
time
of
the
flight
from
the
air
base
at
Kasumigarua,
Japan,
to
the
California
coast
was
67
hours
49
minutes
.
NEW
HOUSTON
HOTEL
BURNED
:
Travelling
P-;Mlc
Will
Regret
to.
Hear
of
Harvey
Davies'
Loss
(
,
A
fine
new
hotel
building
at,
Houston
which
was
nearing
completion
for
Harvey
Davies,
who
has
conducted
the
Old,
hotel
there
for
many
ywurs,
was
totally
destroyed
by
f're
one
night
last
week
while
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Davies
were
visiting
In
Smlthers.
Then?
is
reported
to
have
been
no
insur
ance
to
cover
the
loss.
The
travelling
public
will
regret
to
learn
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Davies?
misfor-"
lune.
Both
are
very
popular
and
have
made
their,
hotel
a
place
where
everyone
looks
forward
ONE
KILLED
TWO
INJURED
AT
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
26.
The
sixth
auto
fatality
since
last
nay,
34
years
of
age.
wrr
instantly
killed
when
the
car
in
which
he
was
a
passenger
crashed
into
a
bridge
on
the
marine
drive
in
West
Vancouver.
Duchesnay
was
impaled
on
the
bridgo
railing
when
it
pierced
the"
car.
Two
women
passengers
wcr4
injured.
James
Renson,
the
driver,
who
was
not
injured,
was
arrested
on
a
technical
charge
of
man
slaughter.
.
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