Tomorrow's
Tides
Friday,
August
8,
1930
High
t.36
a.m.
19.6
ft.
13.31
p.m.
17.8
tt.
Low
4..
7.23ya.m.
3.3
ft.
19.3'
-n.
8.0
ft.
Vol,
XXI.,
No,
183.
7
VP
arv
a
-
a
aw
w
hi
wa
at
at
at
Badly
Burned
Aboard
Troller
KETCHIKAN.
Aug.
7:-Wlth
his
'
and
arms
badly
burned
from
o
'
-aline
explosion
Peter
Johnson,
'".'llrr.
was
rushed
to
the
Kctchl-
t
.11
Hospital
last
night
from
Port
fti'
xander
on
the
plane
Sitka,
Pilot
A
Meyrlng.
Upon
arising
about
8
o'clock
J
hnson
started
to
build
a
fire
In
1
Kas
stove.
on-
his
trolling
boat
'
li
what
he
thought
was
kerosene
c'ii
which
proved
to
be
gasoline.
In
explosion
that
followed
John-
tyjvj
anc
arras
wcre
"badly
Dunu'tl.
his
clothes
became
a
mass
r
i
t
iamos
which
her
extinguished
by
lumning
into
the
water.
Other
trol-1
1
hearing
the
explosion
rushed
lux
aid,
quickly
extinguished
the
'v
on
the
boat
and
gave
Mr.
Johnson
first
aid.
skill.
Bill
Badely
and
his
shows
will
be
here.
They
are
now
touring
the
fairs.
In
Alberta
with
Merry-go-round,
boxers
and
wrestlers
and
eight
other
side
shows
and
all
will
be
here
and
the
boxers
and
wrestlers
will
be
willing
to
take
on
all
comers.
Progress
Is
reported
with
the
general
exhibition
features
and
considerable
Interest
is
being
shown
in
the
new
feature
which
Js'
a
floral
display.
The
first
prize
for
this
is
$20
and
there
are
two
other
prizes.
There
was
a
meeting
of
the
Fair
Board
last
night
at
which
a
good
deal
of
detail
work
was
done,
contracts
were
signed
and
plans
laid.
The
members
of
the
board
are
very
optimistic
for
the
success
of
the
event
and
expect
to
sec
a
large
number
of
visitors
from
outside
points.
President
of
B.
C.
Conference
Visits
Outlying
Points
Rev.
O.
B.
Sanford,
president
of
the
B.
C.
Conference
oi
me
uniwa
Church
left
this
morning
on
the
Sunbeam
II.
Dr.
Urge's
boat
for
Port
Simpson
where
he
wm
visu
the
hospital
on
his
tour
oi
u.
Later
today
he
will
continue
to
l.hc
Skccna
and
tonight
will
be
at
Port
Easlngton.
Tomorrow
he
returns
to
Prince
Rupert
by
train
and
will
continue
north
to
Stewart
and
Anyox
where
he
will
conduct
induction
services
for
ministers
recently
appointed
to
those
charges.
Rev
C
Sansum
arrived
from
the
north
to
meet
Rev.
Sanford
today
and
other
members
of
the
party
will
be
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Motto.
MUST
AVOID
SHARKS
(
SYDNEY.
Aust.,
Aug.
7:
Aquatic
Miiimnn
hnvp
been
sworn
In
to
ar-
Liberals
Gain
Another
Seat
On
a
Recount
SOREL.
Que.,
AUfe.
7:
Another
Quebec
seat
has
been
added
to
the
Liberal
column.
A
recount
showed
that
Alme
Boucher
is
elected
In
Yamaska
by
a
majority
of
two
votes.
The
Liberals
therefore
havo
elected
40
members
In
Quebec
and
rest
swimmers
who
go
beyond
tnc
ConsrvaUvSi
24
.knrlr.nrnnf
nptS
Wlin
WIUCJJ
Ull
u
Sydney's
beaches
have
been
equip
pcd.
Offenders
wno
vwuy.
sharks
are
fined.
I
This
glvs
the
Liberals
88
scats
in
the
tho
House
or
commons
and
me
Conservatives,
137.
HUNT
CASE-
t
REMANDED
The
case
nicalnst
Ch
Ml
Hunt
charged;
with.
pr)ury
in
iconhoction
with
'the
vimchiiigifor
vrttois
not
on
the
list
In
the
recent
election
came
up
this
morning
In
the
local
police
court
on
remand
and
on
the
application
of
the
prosecution
the
case
was
remanded
for
a
further
eight
days.
XJeorge
A.
Woodland
of
the
Imperial
Oil
Company
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Charles
this
morning.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BtITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT!
D.O.,
THURSDAY,
AUGUST
7,
1930
Attempt
to
Solve
Identity
of
Children
Mrs.
C.
Bamberger
left
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Watkln?
are
here
seen
discussing
with
Health
Commissioner
Kegel
of
Chicago
the
best
way.
outside
cjf
paging
King
Solomon,
to
Identify
their
babies
which
got
mixed
in
hospital.
Members,
of
New
Cabinet
For
Conservative
Government
Sworn
Into
Office
Today-
1
OTTAWA,
Aug.
7:
The
following
is
the
list
of
the
new
cabinet
sworn
in
this
afternoon
in
order
of
precedence:
Hon.
R.
B,
Bennett,
Prime
Minister,
President
of
Privy
Council,
Secretary
of
State
for
Foreign
Affairs
and
Minister
of
Finance.
Sir
George
Porley,
Minister
without
portfolio.
Hon.
E.
N.
Rhodes,
Ministcrf
Fisheries.
Senator
Gideon
Robertson,
Minister
of
Labor.
Hon.
Hugh
Guthrie,
Minister
of
Justice
and
Attorney-General.
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens,
Minister
of
Trade
and
Commerce.
Hon.
R.-J.
Manion,
Minister
of
Railways
and
Canals.
'
Hon.
E.
R.
Ryckman;
Minister
of
National
Revenue.
Hon.
J.
A.
Macdonald,
Minister
without
portfolio.
Hon.
Arthur
Sauve,
Postmaster
General.
Hon.
Col,
Murray
MacLaren,
Minister
of
Ponsions
and
National
Health.
Hon.
H.
A.
Stewart,
Minister
of
Public
Works.
Hon.
C.
H.
Cahan,
Secretary
of
State.
Jlon.
D.
M.
Sutherland,
Minister
of
National
Do-fence.
Hon.
Alfred
Duranlcau,
Minister
of
Marine.
Hon.
Thomas
G.
Murphy,
Minister
of
Interior
and
Superintendent
General
of
Indian
Affairs.
Hon.
Maurice
Dupre,
Solicitor
General.
Hon.
W.
S.
Gordon,
Minister
of
Immigration
and
Colonization,
and
Minister
of
Mines.
Hon.
Robert
Weir,
Minister
of
Agriculture.
REAL
ESTATE
DEALIS'NOW
the
Empress
Hotel.
Mr.
Obata,
who
Is
one
of
the
pur
chasers
Is
a
barber
and,
has
been
at
upstairs.
Mr.
Jasumoto
already
owns
property
in
the
city.
NUDE
CULTS
IN
FRANCE
Number
There
Now
With
Arrival
of
Hot
Season
Attract
Attention
8TK.
MAXIME.
France.
Aug.
4-With
the
arrival
of
summer
nude
"tilts
began
springing
up
Ilka
mushrooms
In
Southern
France.
Already
four
have
been
located
be-
iwcin.
Toulon
.
and
the
Italian'
bor-
acr.
Several
years
ago
tho
police,
took
action
against
a
colony
that
occupied
the
ton
of
a
mountain
behind
Cannes.
The
German
doctor
who
headed
the
colony
was
hoa-
vlly
fhicd
and
his
forty
followers
France.
They
started
for
Haiti,'""""''
where
thej
wec
told
the,
winters
would
be
less
rigorous.
The
new
colonies
live
behind
Miss
Evelyn
Hay
of
Toronto
Sees
Interesting
Game
Between
Bruins
and
Her
Ball
JASPER
PARK,
Aug.
V
BOSTON
GRILL
LARGE
CABARET
Special
Dinners
Thurdays
and
Saturday
Dnnclng
Evrry
Hatordny
Night,
9
to
It
Dacca
Htll
tor
Hire
Accommodation
for
Private
Parties
'
rilO.VE
437
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
TION
PROMISING
VERY
WELL
FINAL
MEETING
OF
KING
CABINET-BENNETT
NOW
PREMIER
Big
Program
Arranged
For
Annual
Fall
Fair
to
Open
Here
on
Sept.
y
2.
Number
of
Absolutely
New
Features
This
Year
and
Outside
Baseball
Team
Expected
to
Be
In
City
For
Event
While
the
arrangements
for
the
Fall
Fair
which
opens
September
2
are
not
all
completed,
present
plans
indicate
that
there
will
be
a
large
exhibit,
a
great
many
good
attractions
both
indoors
and
out
and
with
a
good
fishing
season
more
visitors
than
usual
are
expected
to
visit
the
city
for
the
event.
The
Exhibition
Board
is
spending
nearly
$2,000
on
attractions
of
various
kinds
and
there
will
be
plenty
of
sideshows
and
all
the
fun-making
things
that
appeal
to
many.
While
the
arrangements
for
baseball
have
-
not
yet
been
completed,
It
is'con-nv
l
tin
nAn
ifidently
expected
that
an
outside
R-101
FLIGHT
THIS
FALL
LONDON.
Aug
7:
Now
that
the
v
nuuc
to
Canada
of
the
R-100
has
bc'.n
a
success
It
Is
Interesting
to
n
something
about
England's
ef
fmls
In
airship
building.
Wt.h
a
gross
lift
of
approximately
I'd
ons.
the
R-100
stands
In
strik-'lii'-'ruHtrast
with
early
British
alr-t
r.iY
The
R-100
and
R-101,
both
of
uii
j"are
mordfthan
700
feet
long,
'.he
latest
of
the
series
of
mam-r
'"t.h
ships
built
In
England
since
the
war.
I'
was
back
In
1007.
however,
Uiat
"u:
first
attempts
to
sail
a
lighter-than
air
machine
were
made
In
E'i
'Uind.
Then
the
"Nulll
Secundus,"
c
t
frying
two
occupants
and
a
ight
of
3,400
pounds,
cruised
50
mil'
s
aided
by
favorable
winds,
at
a
maximum
speed
of
24
miles
an
h'.ur.
Mure
than
$10,000,000
has
been
fp'
ut
In
the
construction
of
eight
rai:'c
airships
In
England
since
the
:
Others
have
been
designed,
but
i
was
built.
One
of
the
earliest,
!
R-31.
flew
two
hours,
broke
a
fin
and
never
was
flown
again.
Re-c
:iMy
the
old
R-33.
whose
tets
In
y
rlmental
flights
were
utilized
t
improve
the
R-100,
was
broken
r.
Two
years
after
the
R-34
crossed
'':r
Atlantic
In
1019
In
what
was
rr
ord
time,
that
ship
was
wrecked,
f
".(
raj
other
expensive
ships
have
br'n
scrapped
or
wrecked,
or
scrapped
before
completion.
I'
was
six
years
ago
that
the
de-r
ion
to
build
the
R-100
and
R-101
announced
in
the
House
of
C
mmons.
A
trip
to
India
is
plah-n
a
for
the
R-101
this
fall.
team
will
be
coming
and
this
In
itself
will
provo
an
Important
fea
ture.
So
far
the
board
Is
assured
of
j
the
following:
Greenville
Celebrated
Native.
Dand.
Prince
Rupert
Boys'
Band.
'
Quby's
eight
famous
fluffy
white
poodles
which,
-glve-a,
wonderful
vaudeville
act
with
two
people.
A
Juggling
and
acrobatic
dance
act
known
as
Adolphe
and
Cynthia,
Ken
Ross
the
acrobat
and
equilibrist
In
clever
exhibitions
of
his
Premier
Mackenzie
King
Welcomes
Rest
Period
After
Eleven
Years
OTTAWA,
Aug.
7:
Mr.
Mackenzie
King
officially
handed
the
resignations
of
himself
and
his
cabinet
to
the
Governor-General
at
Government
House
this
afternoon.
R.
B..
Bennett
shortly
afterwards
proceeded
to
Iti-deau
Hall
where
he
and
his
cabinet
were
sworn
in.
OTTAWA,
Aug.
7:
The
government
is
now
ready
to
turn
over
the
responsibilities
of
office
to
the
incoming
administration,
declared
Premier
King,
following
the
cabinet
meeting
of
yesterday.
The
probabilities
indicated
that
Premier-Elect
Bennett
would
be
ready
to
step
into
office
today,
and.it
is
likely,
the
premier
intimated,
that
he
would
cvt
nit:
vjuvcinui'Ukiiciui
luuaj
ouu
kuuui
wig
itoiguu-
tion
of
the
government.
Premier
King
recalled
that
it
is
11
years
ago
today
Since
I
he
was
appointed
leader
of
the
Liberal
party,
and
remark-led
on
the
coincidence
it
would
be
if
he
surrendered
reins
of
office
on
the
anniversary
of
that
event.
"We
had
an
excellent
meeting
with
everyl
xly
in
the
best
of
snjrit&'isaidhe
Ejeinistj,
Thaentirccabinet.
was
present.
He
added
that
the
relieifrorh
the
burden
of
ad-
rriiniof
tnf
trxirt
i
n
A
vncnnn
cm
Vii
1
tf
irn1
ilrl
rnxra
Vi
im
n
n
fthnnv.
COPfli
LiLi
1
111
tuny
to
.rest'
nme
vears
m
office
had
been
somewhat
Two
Local
Japanese
Residents
Fur-
chase
50
Feet
and
Three
Stores
On
Third
Avenue
A
real
estate
deal
of
some
Importance
was
put
through
during
the
last
few
days
when
C.
S.
Obata
and
D.
Jasumoto
purchased
two
lots
and
three
stores
with
rooms
above
from
J.
O.
Chadwlck.
the
price
bring
In
the
neighborhood
of
$10,000.
The
building
Is
the
one
In
which
the
La
Casse
Bakery,
the
Eagle
Barber
Shop
and
the
Oreat
West
BEARS
CHASED
OWNERS
OF
;
GOLF
BALLON
j
r
t
p
kav
ENTER
SUIT
;
preference
stocks
of
the
Grand
7:
When
Trunk
Railway
are
cpnslderlng
en
"if8
Evf,y?
Hay
of
Toronto
drove,
terlng
Restaurant
are
located,
across
from
;
TORONTO,
Aug.
7.-Brltlsh
of
first
and
second
perpetual
action
in
United
States
150
yards
from
the
first
tee
of
the
ciurte
to
have
the
title
to
Canadian
Jasper
Park
Lodge
golf
course,
three
I
National
lines
In
the
United
States
black
bears,
until
then
engaged
in
;
vested
in
them
on
the
ground
that
the
same
stand
In
the
building
he!""
u
,
fnr
ihn
nt
12
ng
match
on
the
edge
of
the
Canadian
government.
R.
C.
Haw-
i
iiv
in
thrnnmi
fairway,
removed
their
attentions
kin
of
London
of
the
perpetual
i
a
JVt
Vtl
V
U1IVV1IVI
S(
WVAk
MAWl.
the
bounding
ball.
They
reached
it
almost
together
The
smallest
of
the
trio,
however,
a
two-year-old
cub,
got
his
teeth
on
it
first
He
wt
bowled
bver
by
a
clout
from
one
of
his
more
bulky
companions
and
the
ball
jolted
from
his
mouth.
He
seized
It
again
and
had
carried
it
about
IS
yards
nearer
the
green
for
which
Miss
Hay
had
aimed
It
in
the
first
plaee
be
fore
he
was
once
more
laid
low
by
i
York
liunscrs
who
spends
his
summers
manugii.g
the
transportation
desk
at
J;ispe:
Park
Lodge,
made
the
hole
In
six.
Mr.
Dorgault
re
tained
as
rt
souvenir
the
teeth
pit-
M
i
.
.
.
.
.
I
1,111
IMll
1.1
i
IJ
L
J
L
JIU
UT
L11U
aJILTU,A.a
111
Lilt
were
given
a
fortnight
to
leave
i
"7.
--.
walls
surrounding
huge
estates
and
j
in
two
cases
have
private
beaches.
Bathing
"in
the
raw"
Is
a
common
night
time
diversion
all
alonz
j.
J.
.
Gobeil
Passed
Today
the
Riviera.
Ono
group
was
sur-
OTTAWA,
Aug.
7:
Major
J.
E
prised
In
the
water
ono
moonlight
Oobell,
M.C.,
superintendent
of
gov-night
by
three
men
and
the
host
ernment
telegraphs
died
here
today
had
to
pay
a
hundred
francs
be-'at
the
age
of
01.
He
had
been
111
for
fore
the
Intruders
would
leave.
two
months.
stockholders'
today.
committee
said
here
BobCummings
Won
Single
Sculls
Beat
Eddie
Snead
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
7:
Bob
Cum-
a
combined
assault
on
Uie
part
of
mtn'
formerly
of
Kelowna.
B.C.,
his
two
confreres.
The
ball
was
left
but
now
ot
Francisco,
won
the
in
the
middle
of
the
fairway
while
tackweight
singles
sculling
title
of
the
two
larger
bears
chased
their
Padc
Coast
on
Wednesday
younger
and
more
successful
golf-
evening
by
defeating
Eddie
Snead
In?
partner
back
into
the
bush.
of
Vancouver
is
a
special
match
with
new$H
MfW5
of
one
mlle
Miss
Hay
continued
a
ball
from
where
the
bears
left
iff
frMW&taMgV
won
by
20
and
according
to
Leo
Dorgault.
her
lengths
in
eight
minutes,
40
sec-
partner,
dcfon.se
man
cl
the
Newi"uo
Snead
collapsed
200
yards
from
the
finishing
line,
unable
to
finish!
American
freight
ears
are
twice
the
size
of
those
in
Oreat
Britain.
4t
BRITISH
AND
JAP
TROOPS
FOR
CHINA
IN
YANGTSE
VALLEY
SHANGHAI.
Aug.
7:
More
than
530
British
and
Japanese
soldiers
and
marines
were
en
route
to
YantfeK
Valley
cities
today
as
a
result
of
uncertain
4
Communist
conditions.