The'Wise
Man
Tho
wise
man
readt
the
clat-
CHILD
WAS
KILLED,
lv
"f
Vancouver,
was
killed.
PRINCE
HENRY
LEAVESCANADA
HtKc.
July
8:Prince
"'.v.
Dllba
nf
C.
ImiKulal,
Mtn
RAMSAY
MACDONALD
WILL
UPHOLD
BRITISH
purchase
nrice
was
not
announced.
At
a
meeting
of
the,
BOUND
BERLIN
Tii.
H'o
Tribune
Plane
Plans
to
Slop
at
Many
1'olnts,
In.
eluding
Ireland
'
III'
.;o.
July
S.
The
Chl
I-
)une
amphibian
"Untln"
l
'
;
ok
off
from
Lake
Michi-.
'
,
for
Berlin.
1
1.
!
raornlng
'
hedaM
today
are
at
Mil-
II,
it
ne
days
wltti
euuoequeiu
ye
M
Cape
Chldley,
Mount
"iroenland,
Reykjavik,
Ice-ht
nee
to
Berlin,
plane
cu
rhM
Bob
Oast,
Parker
D.Cramer,
co-pilot
gator;
Robert
Wood,
avla-ittr
of
the
Tribune.
i
Avimv
Julv
2.
Premier!
'
''"'''il
h
month's
visit
to
Canada
I
JX
a,-i'!t1
!
nft?.r?lHAl
IRI1T
PARK
'
i
a
....
..
jiiifPtnav
nu
Mil
r-t
rvisini
UYtKlUlllt
Dl
dAHU,
drees
In
the
debate
on
uw
W
to
the
itH?erh
from
tiie
throne
thU!
afternoon,
said
as
lo
ine
queau.
hi
.,
'IKNAV
l
mv
ii
.
:-ben,"
u'.
July
w
Mreem,nt
which
,.t,r..Pi.
hut
we
snail
m
immc
arranemn-
not
forget
that
the
Mont1y
mornlnK
when
he
fell
overboard
from
Princess
Mary
en
route
from
Victoria
to
Vancouver.
The
vessel
was
off
Mayne
Is-land
in
the
Gulf
of
Georgia
and
Mfiy
had
apparently
been
leaning
over
the
railing.
The
accident
:
was
not
seen
but
a
cry
was
hrd
by
two
companion,
who
The
fine
Francisco
power.
"
were
asleep
in
deck
chairs.
The
yaeart
Triton
having
on
board
her
three
had
Riven
up
the(r
sUte.
owner
Kobert
B.
PlnkertoB,
noted
roorn
to
a
group
of
women.
author
and
his
party,
arrived
in
.,.,-----
port
early
rtrday
afternoon
YALUAoLC
ull
1
Uf
from
the
south
and
is
spahdlng
a
dav
or
so
here
en
:oute
to
Alaska
on
a
pleasure
cruise.
The
vessel.
...ui-u
t-
MMfi
tha
rinatfl
oi
'
BOOKS
TO
LIBRARY
.
St.
Marie,
um..
Mm.
wn.cn
..
mw
.
rva
v.Iu.bi
m
of
eiirht
'
r,..t.le
in
Hudson
Bay
ttMe;-lr
"l-"-
v0,urflM(
MnfS
the
"annual
con-
un'r
The
trip
la
eapeciea
w
!'
v
tributlon
of
the
Rook
Club
to
the
'
institution.
These
books
have
been
studied
during
the
winter
,
months
by
the
club
nnd
now
that
the
eesveon
has
ended
they
are
donated
to
the
library
so
that
rtitPiitroe
IMTmCCTC
others
may
nave
tne
oenem
oi
dUMNlDJ
mlfclLJlo
.enjoying
reading
the
same
books.
All
are
classics.
HEAVY
IN
JUNE
't,!,.rrTULuvKYlaVohlu,d
the
"l
;
Tolnl
Endings
Were
MI5.00O
As
..
7
".Afi
I
"We
shall
go
back
on
none
ol
our
.
3i25-t000
,
Same
'flu.,
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lewy
41
f
Z..4..M..
Month
Last
Year
bawlness
lntresla
tof
out-
nanion;
..
jr,ttttt
iftn,iinrci
at
this
port
ah
not
be
aacrWIced.
m
f
the
hK
mamI
month
H
rr
of
Jt
I
c
Muring
I
UI
I
It
HIT
mt'lllll
lis
w
FORCED
LANDING
OF
nnn
nn
Tnn
UIIV
vy
it
.a
basis
of
'figures
compiled
at
fish
packing
houses
on
the
waterfront,
totalled
3,3-15.000
or
n
slight
in-
THE
SOUTHERN
CROSS
lhe
-
''!
000.
American
landings
during
ALLAHABAD.
British
India.
tnP
p.,Bt
month
totalled
2,3r)3,000
Charles
Ktngsioni
oun(g
Bs
against
s,1(jH00U
'
l8",,h
8mth
n
and
v
three
companions
m
pounds
in
the
same
montn
last
t.
'"'
r.lv
wheB
i
he
.h.i
tailed
from
f,,
'..
u,,a
for
v
KnKlsii.l.
,
'
,
",7
HI
thl.
1,1
Southern
Crow
made
foiffO
Vp.r
while
Canadian
halibut,
tO:
,M,,'nd.
.1,n".
.
t,
,.
...,...
nMA.mrf.
.wvi
Wriril
HIT
iinf
lit
1
1
I
K
t
"V
ss
-
'
-
l-g
wT.
TrlM
poS
at
nto
of
the
tmine
fouled.
They
myi
p0W
v,
left
Cal.uttH
this
morning.
;in
Jut
decree
ecrease
from
1,087,500
pounds
ne
1028.
claims
can
summer.
i
If
the
materials
were
freighted
;
In
by
ordinary
methods
it
is
esM-
j
mated
that
the
development
work
,
could
not
start
until
next
summer
WELL
KNOWN
COUPLE
WEDDED
LAST
NIGHT,
Miss
Jean
Dockslnder
Became!
Bride
of
Cecil
Downic
at
Ceremony
In
Kichmond
I
Booms
I
i
A
qujet
but
interesUnf
wed
ding
was
solemnised
Uj&
night
at
8::i0
in
the
Kichmond,
Booms
when
Bev.
T.
Ivon
Jones
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
uni
Boston
Grill
URGE
CAKAHET
sified
advertisements
and
uses
"
peclkl
Dinner
Thuradaja
ud
Saturday!
tli'
m
whenever
he
needs
to
Bell
Punditf
Every
Saturday
Mtht,
t
to
It
or
buy,
or
rent,
to
find
lost
Dance
Hall
(or
Mir
goods
or
to
get
a
job.
AcoommodaUona
(or
Prliate
Ptrtk
PHONE
437
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BMTISII
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XX..
No.
152.
Vnl
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
O,
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
3,
1929.
PRICE
FIVE
CENT?
Consolidated
Takes
Over
the
Railway
at
Stewart
and
Port
Is
Likely
to
Develop
There
Stewart
Paper
Makes
Announcement
of
Transfer
and
Comments
on
Possibilities
of
Development
at
;
1
hat
Point
as
a
Result
The
Consolidated
Minincr,
Smeltine
and
Refininer
Com
pany,
which
already
owns
the
George
Copper
mine,
for'
OWENLAKE
MINE
SOLD
v
nun
ine
railway
is
an
ouuei
10
me
sea,
nas
taKen
over
oum
Jon
vonars
in.
the
railway
at
btcwart.
Word
to
this
effect
has
been
re
k
ived
and
the
following
despatch
from
Stewart
tells
the
story:
The
Stewart
News
will
say
this
week:
"The
Hon.
H.,
H.
Stevens
has
announced
that
the
interest
of
the
Vancouver
holdings'
company
in
the
Canadian
Northeastern
Railway
Company
has
been
turned
over
to
the
Congoli-J
dat.'J
Mining,
Smelting
and
Refining
Company.
Thei
l
aitt
r
for
the
Canadian
Northeastern
was
granted
dur-j
i
rib
last
HPHsinn
nf
thp
lptHalntiirp
raf
RrltiaVi
f.nllimWn
.n.truct
a
line
of
railway
from
tidewater
at
Stewart,
f
Taylor.
B.i'..
to
Kort
Graham,
on
the
Unlay
River,
thus
opening
up',
wo
of
the
largest
known
mineral
belts
in
western
Canada,
namely
the
eastern
contact
belt,
in
which
Stewart
is
Watt
l,
namely
the
Ingenki
mineral
belt,
parallelling
the
wc-tt'i-ii
watershed
of
the
Finlay
River.
Between
these
'm
mineral
belts
is
situated
the
famous
Ground
Hog
coa1
fit-Ill.,
which,
according
to
the
Geological
Survey,
is
only
i"1
milt's
from
tidewater
at
Stewart
and
comprises
an
area
..f
int.iv
than
2000
square
miles.
This
field
contains
the
1
1
known
anthracite
coal
in
Canada,
and
if
coking
coal,
a--
i
expected,
can
be
found,
this
with
the
large
known
u
a-
r
powers
available
may
as
a
result
of
its
unique
;
...Mi
ion
in
relation
to
the
large
mineral
areas
mentioned
i
y
easily
dJSelop
as
a
large
industrial
centre
with
Stew
art
a.s
a
iiqp
ifljU,,,.,.
.
.
VANCCjER,
July
3.
Consolidated
Mining
and
voiveu
in
iransier
oi
Promising
Interior
Property
Noah
A.
Timmlns
president
of
the
Hollinger
Consolidated
Mine
Ltd.
of
Timmins
Ont
is
reported
to
.have
completed
a
riel
under
which
he
has
secured
the
controlling
interest
in
the
Owen
Lake
Mining
Co.
property
from
Frank
II.
Smelting
Cdvfipany,
which
is
closely
allied
with
the
Cana-
rpi
T
pn
AM
tin
i
nir
(liar
Pacific
RaHway,
has
purchased
the
Canadian
North-
HH
I
I
h
lllfl
YjAK
I
Vancouver
Holdings,
Ltd.,
of
which
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens!
rm
sklent
The
deal
was
closed
here
yesterday
but
the!
.
.
-
1
.
A
.
J
il-
-
The
sum
Involved
is
stated
tm
he
over
$1,000,000
and
a
firxt
cash
payment
of
$150,-000
has
been
made.
Mr.
Timmins
plans
to
put
the
mine
on
large
scale
production
basis
with
as
little
delay
as
possible.
The
Owens
Lake
properties
are
situated
26
miles
southeast
Houston,
just
east
of
Smithcrs,
on
the
Canadian
National
Railway
line.
They
comproe65
claims
carrying
gold,
siltftr
antft
(copper
val-
mr-.
J?rHr
.
.
.
i
.-njrvi.ayior
is
stated
lo
re-
LOST
HIS
LIFE
Latest
ni.-t-r"
"i
:i-.n
i
B.
V.
i
vative
party
in
(
.
n:;t,!
i.
wh
il'
t'rU.
"ii..t'r-
Plane
Leaves
Vancouver
Today
or
Tonwrpuitor
Stewart
aniWM
VANCOUVER,'
July
3.
Plans
to
tranport
a
$if$of
engineers
and
several
tons
of
material
in
a
series
of
flichts
from
Stewart
to
Bowser
Lake
haVa
been'nrnfidliv
Consolidated
Miniiig
and
Smelting
Company,
follmihg
it
purchase
of
the
Canadian
Northeastern
Railway,
Walter
E.
Gilbert
will
leave
today
Stewart.
or
tomorrow
for
not
have
considered
using
an
.f1"1"1
esf
21'
Am,rlCn
nln
harl
.
P.,n.HI.n
""Odling
the
r
at
the
UN
tf;
The
party
of
engineers
now
in
Stewart
will
be
taken
in
first
and
construction
and
survey
,
material
during
the
next
three
or
.
four
weeks.
Pilot
Gilbert
will
probably
fly,
Into
Rowper
Lake
by
way
of
Ileari
River
valley.
This
will
give
an:
all-wate
way
route
of
75
or
80
j
miles.
The
Consolidated
has
5G.
mining
claims
along
the
Rell
Irving
River
and
Bowser
Lake
dle-
trkt
and
it
is
estimated
the
sur-
.
.
i.
&
vey
ami
development
oi
u.ene
.
be
completed
tnls
AT
EDMONTON
Property
Considerably
Dam
agtl
hy
Gale
Following
Iutenve
Heat
EDMONTON,
July
Si
A
terrific
wind
storm
coming
out
of
the
west
early.
last
night
did
untold
damage
to
city
property.
Windows
were
smashed,
trees
uprooted
and
fences
torn
down.
The
wind"
came
as
a
climax
to
one
of
the
hottest
days
of
the
year.
Much
need
cd
rain
followed
and
this
will
be
conaHerable
help
to
the
farmers
of
the
district.
DIED
RESCUING
YOUNG
CHILDREN
t.rl
In
marvluin
Misa
.TaaR
TlrtrV-
Stewart
People
Would
Like
Airplane
Base
to
he
Located
at
Rupert
Stewart
people
are
anxious
that
an
airplane
base
should
be
located
at
Prince
Rupert
so
that
they
might
benefit
by
using
airplanes
in
prospecting
the
more
remote
regions
of
the
Portland
Canal
country.
Interior
points
might
also
use
the
service
a
great
deal
and
there
have
been
numerous
applications
for
transportation
to
and
from
Vancouver.
Following
is
a
letter
on
the
subject
received
yesterday:
Editor,
Daily
News:
S:r
Io
your
editorial
"Prince
Pupa
t
Again
Loses,"
in
the
lsau
of
the
News
daied
June
22.
it
art-
pears
prospectors
hid
utilized
an
airplane
from
Alaska
into
Canadian
territory,
but
this
it
impossible,
judging
from
the
attitude
of
!.h
Ca.M'.dun
customs
at
Ottawa.
We
h
id
arranged
with
a
United
state
seaplane
outfit
operating
out
of
Juneau
after
failing
to
make
adequate
a?
angemenW
with
'
Canadian
operators
to
transport
:
DEATH
WAS
DUE
BROKEN
NECKS
Two
Men
KilleJ
at
Smltbers
Were
Pinned
Beneath
Car;
Third
Esciptd
DItlVER
O.N
RAIL
four
men
and
supplies
from
Hydar
to
a
lake
in
thelskut
river
country,
David
Jcnea
Declared
to
Have
near
where
high
grade
cie
veins
Been
Under
Influence
of
were
discovered
forty
year
ago
hy
liquor
When
Driving
placer
miners,
and
leaving
here
or.
June
1,
but
Ottawa
emphatically
SMITIILRS,
Juiy
3.
-After
an
refused
to
grant
us
a
permit
to
aUy
session
yesterday
a
eor-
use
an
American
plane,
the
reason
tuer',
Jury
eo..sia.;ug
ot
t!
Ji.
being
thart
there
was
no
Canadian
Orchard,
foreman,
Cha
lea
iteld,
customs
office
In
the
interior,
y.
j.
O'Neill,
W.
U.
Doodson,
although
it
was
pointed
out
that
Jokn
McKent,
and
Hani
G.
01.
the
plane
would
enter
and
clear
at
retUraed
the
fUowteg
nf
,
.
.
diet
at
mti
p.m.
yesUrdi
After
a
lou
of
a
month
of
g
vain-
tins
Yutvn
h,A
...
lM
HW
m
5.
The
charge
for
the
trip
be'ng
i
iSf
k
-
.u.
tti.-j
evtnmg
oi
of
jaa
2,
im,
,
i
A
con-
dustry
and
to
further
the
develop-'
"
,
,
ii
i
plane
been
sooner
available
.
Credit
it
due
to
the
American
SAN
IC
l
III
...w.
nnu
.......
"
i
the
aecideat."
Joaes
is
held
an
1
IkrotS
r.fv
owners
yesterday
afternoon
the
following
directors
Vancouver
July
3:-Dousr-tract
has
been
signed
with
the
Western
Canada
Airways
ment
of
the
countrv
bv
Amw-
our
Convicon
that
tiiiaid
DarM
u.
iv
elected:
Jamoa
J.
Warren,
Roland
C.
Crowe,
Selwyn
las
May,
29
fears
of
age,
a
mem-;
by
the
Northern
Prospecting
Syndicate,
'
a
subsidiary
of
'"at,n&
ih
mineral
potentiaiiiies
t
d
,
f
,
im
.1
-i.
itl
itr
n:
'.
nr:in.
William
Tit
Munro
A
t,;
hpr
ber
nf
of
th
the
firemen's
fireman's
amateur
amateur
I
i.v.
r
a
i
;nA
u..
tn
connection
with
the
carrying
carrying
.
Mm
t
V.
...
im
Blaylock,
Thomas
W.
Ringay,
Archi-
i
1
'
baseball
team,
lost
his
life
early
''id1
1
1.
I
FAVFS
PHIf
ACfi
WELL
mm
AUTH0R
I1LIVL
111
lAUiUJU
Ul
CRUISE
TO
ALASKA-
ine
uiisojiuaiuu,
unu
icauit
u
xiyin
uuat
puuiuo
uy
a
efcergt
of
eMabltah-
'?htr
.ad
has
btta
re-
for
their
enter.i
i
in
Alaska
and
it
is
a
pity
that
they
are
debarred
from
assisting
in,
the
opening
up
of
northern
British
Columbia
when
no
Canadian
oper-!
ators
show
any
disposition
to
do
so.
By
old
time
plospecting,
mothods
it
will
take
years
to
cover
terrtory
that
could
be
done
In
days
with
the
use
of
the
airplane.
(
Prince
Rupert
is
well
situated
at:
an
airplane
base,
possibly
if
thU
fact
was
presented
to
Canadian
airplane
companies
with
Informant
t-ll
1LI.
Ml
hu.t
si
Plt
Taken
Out
During
Pat
abie
business
-PT;Un
an
al
plane
base
-...
......
might
be
established.
Trusting
that
the
foregoing
may
be
of
iatereet
to
your
readers,
we
remain
NORTHERN
ritOSPBCTOR
BIG
FIRE
IN
day
next.
Death
ia
both
wat
due
to
broken
necks.
A
third
passenger
in
the
ear,
Elgot
Biornhofde,
wat
not
0
jured.
BUILDING
IS
ON
INCREASE
Month
Totalled
$15,375,
Bringing
Year's
Total
to
Date
to
151,218
During
the
month
of
April
SYNDICATE,
building
permits
were
luuad
in
this
city
representing
a
total
value
Of
116.376,
l
ie
list
including
two
new
residences
and
improvements
to
existing
buildings.
Since
the
p
A
i
TrAnxn
a
frat
of
tn
ver
new
building
ijAlilMIKrilA
vtIu
'
Prlnce
Rufrt
ia
Dlaced
.
.
;
,
the
first
tlx
fikonths
of
IMS.
rAiNtiiatu,
juiy
a.
i
-'Sj)ecd
Bont
Upset
and
Badlo
Op-
More
homes
in
the
vicinity
of
Mill
I
Pol
-1
!
v.ill".
rralnr
cmtor
Falls
Kullj
In
to
...
Pxirnl
Begaln
Valley
-
were
endangered
today
,
,
by
Utt
:
Following
Is
the
June
building
stader
of
VancouvtT
ami
Cecil
i
Connciousneaa
coni8""
j.
orooer,
snmaie
rwi
inj.wi
DowniaTjf
thl
city.
After
the)
reduced
part
oi
me
picturesque
oie
carton,
niditlon
to
ctrjrrfJny.
many
friendi
of
the;
CORDOVA,
July
3:
-Collap-
,ittle
city
to
Entos
of
residence
500.00
contracting
couple
stated
a
Ising
after
holding
two
small
the
dam"K
Indicated
that
more
D.
nuthtilnnA
alter
oof
IW.-oo
chlravnri
In,
their
honor.
Icliildren
aloft
in
tho
eUji
waters
'nan
nomes
were
aamagja
or
j
p
Ww
thjBk
lW.uu
The
brides
has
been
o,
member
0f
Eyak
.Li
ka,
following,
.sinking
aewyoa
ana
tn
me
loss
wui
4
sj.
imam,
of.thn
Commodnre
Cafo
.
stafC'nf
r.W
in
whi-h
hi.
nH
be
considerably
In
excess
of
a.root
.
'
K.00
her'
while-the
groom
is
in
the'i,.l.ral
childivn
wtrt'
riding,
fi.
!
million
dollars.
service
of
the
Canadian
National
p.
McCuirc.
nrmv
army
signal
mirnnl
Railways.
They
will
reside
at
the
radio
operator,
failfd
to
regain
THOMrlS
IS
COMING
menmonu
uooms.
conscioriuiuMi
nere
yeowmay
,
MOVIH
ACTKKSS
DIES
LOS
ANGELES.
July
3:
rnrna
nnd
died.
Th
speedboat
was!
TO
CANADA
LATER
'tvorcrowded.
The
cliiltlrcn
were'
.
"
v
rt'scued
hy
n
Alaskan
Indian.
I
LONDON,
July
3.
Bt.
Hon.
McCuIre
wn
radio
operator
J
H.
Themfti
announced
In
the
Gladys
Brockwell,
motion
picturo
Inboard
the
stenmcr
SUirr
when
house
or
commons
today
that
ne
ottfess,
died
last
night
of
in-
i
she
was
wrt'.
kfd
last
winter
and
would
visit
Canada
Immediately
urles"
rocetvtd
in
an
atUemobile
,
rf
used
to
desert
his
poat
at
parliament
had
risen
to
discuss
accident
Thursday.
'that
time.
the
migration
problem.
i.
H.
Tr"Wpsoa,
residence.
Crahem
Ave...
5,600,00
T
"Vivid,
slter
attic.
300.00
NfuLi'.:.,
ui'igle
roof.
.
76(H)
M.
Hall.ital.
residence,
Section
l
500.00
i.h:i
Htrsm,p,
shingle
r..f
136.00
..-a-
(
''n
isfi,
concrete
:,
-
,
lf"mt
....
300.00
v,
"
.",
erect
residence,
roii'tb
Ave.
W.
4,600.00