Tomorrow's
a
High
Low
Friday,
July
l.
A
Vol.
XXL,
No,
166.
5.22
a.m.
ty.
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18.05
p.m.
1,
A
0.24
a.m.
8.0
'V
12.24
pjm.
7.1
ft.
:.
Accepts
Proposal
of
European
Day
Is
Not
Far
Distant
When
British
Columbia
Will
Prefer
British
to
California
Fruits
mm
QUESTIONS
Great
Fighting
Speech
Given
by
Premier
King
at
Meeting
in
Kenora
Charges
That
Tory
Parly
Is
After
Political
Monopoly;
Would
Be
Great
Mistake
to
Have
All
Canadian
Governments
of
One
Complexion
KENORA,
Ont,
July
17:
Premier
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King
turned
his
guns
on
Premier
G.
Howard
Ferguson
of
Ontario
here
last
night.
It
was
his
first
address
in
Ontario
wince
the
Prime
Minister
returned
from
the
Pacific
Coast
and
prairie
provinces
and
it
was
a
fighting
speech.
Why,
he
asked,
had
Premier
Ferguson
in
Ontario,
Premier
Anderson
in
Saskatchewan
and
Premier
Rhodes
in
Nova
Scotia
thrown
their
weight
into
the
election
battle
on
the
side
of
the
Dominion
Conservative
party?
"It
is
because
othe
Tory
party
has
always
stood
for
nr&TT
A
IM
Ifi
monopoly
or
control
m
political
af-
K
K,
I
I
A
I
IM
IS
!
fa,rs
M
wel1
M
ln
everything
else,"
lk
M.
A
AHA.
1
tU
FAVORABLE
the
Premier
declared
emphatically.
"And,"
he
added,
"Mr.
Ferguson
Is
the
greatest
monopolist
of
them
all.
One
of
the
worst
things
that
could
happen
to
Canada
would
be
to
have
all
your
governments
of
one
corn-
VANCOUVER,
July
17:
The
day
when
British
Columbia
will
consume
oranges,
lemons,
limes
and
grapefruits
of
the
British'AVest
Indies'
ihrcfcrencc
to
those
of
California
is
seen
by
Hon'.
G.'E.
Lhot,
ad-minitrat'6f
of
San'lmlm'tHe'
lart
.island
of
the
Leeward
group
of
crown
colonics,
who
is
in
Vancouver.
That
day
will
be
speeded,
he
states,
when
the
fruit
and
vegetable
trade
between
Canada
and
the
West
Indies
is
such
as
to
justify
a
direct
steamship
line
through
the
Panama
Canal
from
this
coast
to
the
West
Indies.
.
.
.
Mr.
Eliot
is
going
from
here
to
Prince
Rupert
in
the
course
of
a
tour
of
Canada.
tricated
from
the
plane
and
the
fisheries
patrol
machine
calling
at
Butedale
later
ln
the
afternoon,-eame
on
here
with
Mr.
Haear
who
M'fi
nAAnmntntal
tr
rnmn
r
Vital
son,
Roger
Hagar,
who
is
employed:
it
the
Butedale
Cannery.
Mr.
Ooodspeed,
who
arrived
today
from
Butedale,
Is
suffering
from
small
bones
ln
his
leg
broken.
The
mechanic
complained
of
pains
in
his
chest
and
he
was
found
to
The
party
left
Vancouver
ln
the
plane
Tuesday
morning.
canneries
along
the
coast,
they
were
to
have
gone
to
Ketchikan
to
take
an
AlaskarWashlngton
Airways
plane
fpr
a.tour
of
Alaska
plants.
Others
Arrive
Today
Tigetlier'
with1
'tir.WTt
Kcrgln;
Mr.
Ooodspeed
and
the
mechanic
of
the
wrecked
plane
arrived
here
shortly
before
noon
today
by
plane.
Mr.
Ooodspeed
Is
suffering
fronra
fracture
of
the
bones
of
his
lez
and
the
mechanic
has
fractured
ribs
and
breastbone.
So
full
was
the
hospital
that
Mr.
Hagar,
who
is
feeling
very
fit,
was
discharged
to
make
room
for
the
other
two
accompanied
by
his
physicians,
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln
and
Dr.
J.
II.
Carson,
Mr.
McKone
was
the
injured
mechanic.
LABOR
WINS
H0USEV0TE
Conservative
eniurc
Vote
Rejected
By
312
to
211
Last
NUht
LONDON,
July
17:
The
labor
government
scored
a
lory
in
the
House
of
Commons
last
night-when
the
Conservative
vote
of
censure
moved
by
Rt.
Hon.
Stanley
Baldwin,
leader
of
that
party,
was
defeated
312
to
211.
The
vote
was
based
on
the
Labor
government's
failure
to
provide
safeguarding
duties.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
July
17
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
local
Exchange
be
suffering
from
broken
ribs.
Pilot
today
at
94c
Jones-Evans,
W.
J.
Rich,
another
I
director
of
the
company
from
Bos-'
ton,
and
R.
R.
Payne,
producUon
j.
manager,
apparently
escipcd
un-,
hurt,
or
little
Injured.
It
was
reported
this
morning
that
Mr.
Hagar
was
able
to
sit
up;
ln
bed,
receive
friends
'and
was
feeling
as
well
as
could
be
expected.
BIG
MAJORITY
FOR
HANSON
PREDICTED
BY
ALEX
MANSON
A
wire
received
this
morn-
ing
at
Liberal
headquarters
from
A.
M.
Manson,
K.C.,
M.
vitinncr'
L.A.
for
Omincca.
who
Is
cam-
naienlng
the
central
Interior
on
behalf
of
the
Liberal
cause
at
forthcoming
federal
election
declared
that
the
Interior
sec-
tlon
of
Skeena
riding
would
i
'
give
Olof
Hanson
p.
-majority
drcd.
Mr.
Manson
has
already
addressed
splendid
meetings
at
Endako,
Francois
Lake,
Rose
Lake,
Houston
and
at
Smithcrs.
He
Is
working
his
way
westward
and
will
be
the
principal
speaker
at
the
final
Liberal
rally
here
on
July
26.
5
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JULY
17,
1930
Amphibian
plane,
flown
from
Miami,
Fla.
to
Panama
Canal
znoe
by
Col.
Chas.
Lindbergh,
as
seen
ready
to
hop
off
from
Miami
u::t
prior
to
the
flight.
Seaplane
Crashes
Into
Hill
At
Butedale
and
Is
Badly
Wrecked;
Cannery
Officials
Are
Injured
oiaio
rcacration
dui
uojecis
,
piexion
ana
mat
the
Tory
complex-
1
ai
II
,.1
mnnnrr
nf
V
rn,i;n
TT'ir.V,?
to
Present
Methods
i
Ion.
It
Is
a
monooolv
that
.thi.Ttfrfeek.
.
"??
ul
v,..u...
a
mw.K
RESOLUTION
nation
of
a
federation
nf
.
There
were
two
reasons
whv
Pre.
"VCL
1
Il-.tl
1
?:r:rr"m
.
V:7'"
loiwerence
in
cost
01
proauc
won
in,
which
.
BRISTOL
BAY
PACK
SMALL
Will
Not
lie
Half
of
Last
Year,
Of-ficial
Says
Hetter
in
Southeastern
Alaska
"
-
-
-
iinD
na
i
rnon
r
ri
I
f
ri
t
f
T-',
w
ri
nr
-i
iirirninirin
Hirw'iirB
1
1
'
i
JUNEAU,
July
17:
H.
D.
Friele.
vice-president
of
the
Nakat
Packing
Co..
said
today
that
the
red
sal-rimit
pack
ln
the
Bristol
Day
district
would
be
approximately
400,000
(
uses
The
pack
last
year
was
a
million
cases.
Friele.
who
was
en
route
to
Sent
tin
by
plane,
said
he
expected
a
uood
pack
in
Southeastern
Alaska.
NEW
FLIGHT
RECORDSET
Col.
itoscoe
Turner
Lands
In
Mexico
Lilllc
More
Than
Nine
Hours
After
Leaving
Vancouver
fcAN
DIEOO,
July
17:-Col.
Ros
roe
Turner,
former
army
flyer,
landed
at
Agua
Caliente,
Mexico,
yesterday
evening
to
establish
a
record
of
nine
hours
and
fourteen
minutes
for
a
non-stop
flight
from
Vancouver,
B.C.
reaiuea
mat
tne
government
naa
aj
was
brought
tfftne
city
at
5:30
yes-
patients
who
it
turns
great
tome.
"They
kneV
JanWPK5afc,,!?1a
"sherles
pa-
more
serious,;
lni
"'c.u'
rB,4auaic.,!gPILy.'TJm"B
ttr1
;
Bame
P'ane
Mr.
Haear
was
able
to
attend
:
tun,
they
know
that
a
!
signed
to
this
end
1
bowid
to
appeal
'to
the
hearts
an'd
minds
o(4he
pco-'pie
and,
knowing
this,
they
realize
they
must
cover
up
the
main
(that
Issue
at
any
cost."
DIRTII
There
was
born
at
the
General
Hospital
this
morning
a
son
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
II.
Macey.
WEST
INDIES
TRIPS
FOU
NEW
STEAMERS
4
VICTORIA,
July
17
Drl-
tlsh
Columbia
ports
may
see
the
inauguration
of
a
series
of
Wast
Indies
excursions
during
he
fall
antf
winter
by
the
new
Pacific
Coast
vessels
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
It
was
stated
here
by
Sir
Herny
Thornton,
C.N.
R.
president.
The
new
steam-
H
crs
Prince
Henry,
Prince
Da-
vld
and
Prince
Robert
may
al-
ternatc
ln
the
experimental
services.
return
south,
having
on
board
Dr.
W.
T.
Kcrgln
of
this
city
who
went
to
treat
other
members
of
the
party
at
Butedale
for
such
injarles
as
they
may
have
received.
The
plane
was
about
to
land
at
Butedale
and
was
only
a
few
feet
over
the
water
at
1
o'clock
yester-
lay
afternoon
when
the
pilot,
for
tome
reason
that
is
not
definitely
known
although
it
Is
believed
he
may
have
been
attempting
to
dodge
it
boat,
started
to
rise
again.
He
was
unable
to
clear
and
crashed
Into
a
hillside.
It
was
miraculous
Indeed
that
no
one
was
seriously
hurt.
The
plane
was
dripping
with
oil
but
did
not
catch
fire.
First
aid
was
given
the
Injured
at
Butedale
as
soon
as
they
were
ex
out,
are
i
ciock
iasi
evening
on
lis
,,
r.,
r-i,.K
i.,r,v,-
!
rf
j
,
.
the
United
States
and
abroad
of
the
.
"
...wv-
.
n
nna
mlAfml
hv
I
K
Innno.liVnni!
it
Kiirrwlo
lo
irnctowlnir
'
mitim
fir
enrtn
n
no
homlnrlr
ii.ji
.
.
of
closer
eollaboraUon
of
European-Unupa,
""'"l"
r-,.
.me
-
Premier,
The
first
one
-
p'ct
r"uwi
mt
'
J
'
1
"
wv.;""or
.'.L!.
1.
i.
J
r
V-
Tt.l.
'
.
J
'
T7
Z
V.
lmk.nrf
Z
.
.
wuuuiB
cxprewiun
in
reauceaiDuy.
Mates
but
takes
Issue
with
the
that
he
was
seized
with
desire'
anernoon.
ine
plane,
in
wnicn
a
paci.v
01
anauian
risn-j"-
methods
suggested.
tor
political
control
and
the
second
ing
CJo.
officials
were
bound
lor
Alaska
on
an
inspection
one
was
mai
me
uonservauve
pany
lour,
was
oaaiy
wrecKea.
Mr.
Hagaro
BIG
PARTY
10
WJLYJin
u
Number
of
Prominent
Railway
Officials
to
Accompany
Sir
Henry
Thornton
I
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
president
of
the
Canadian
NationaRallways,
who
Is
due
here
Saturday
morning
ARE
AFTER
BREWERIES
Great
Beer
Association
In
British
-
Columbia
to
Be
Broken
Up
By
New
Liquor
Board
VICTORIA,
July
17.
Opinion
was
expressed
at
the
Parliament
Buildings
yesterday
that
the
great
brewing
association
ln
British
Columbia
will
be
broken
up
when
the
new
liquor
control
board
takes
office.
The
government,
it
Is
stated,
has
received
complaint
from
many!
parts
of
the
province
concerning
j
the
quality
of
beer
supplied.
Hon.
R.
H.
Poolcy,
attorney
gen-
j
oral,.
announced-
that
the
entire.
of
at
least
foirr
or
five
.hurtw
i
proceedings
ana
evidence
in
mc
recent
Symington
vs.
Vancouver,;
Breweries
case
would
be
carefully",
examined
by
officials
of
his
depart-1
mcnt.
THE
WEATHER
Prince
Rupert
Coudy,
calm;
temperature,
59.
,
.
carried
down
all
markets
ln
world,
without
these
losses
BOSTON
GRILL
LAKGE
CABARET
Rpcclal
Dlnnera
Thursday!
and
Saturday!
Danclnf
Every
Saturday
M(ht,
9
to
12
Dance
Hall
(or
Hire
Accommodation!
(or
Private
Parties
PHONE
457
Ing
power
of
all
people.
Things
,
the
aee
of
88.
win
prooaDiy
marie
ume
ior
a
cer-jtaln
period
until
the
public
recovers
its
purchasing
powers.
If
we
(raVe'
a
good
crop
on
the
Canadian
fp'ralrtes
this
year,
we
will
be
well
.
jifi'diir
way
upwards
next
year."
I
KILLED
BY
EXPLOSION
CAMP
MITCHELL,
Cal.,
July
17:
A
gas
explosion
killed
an
entire
on
the
Prince
Henry
en
route
to
shift
of
12
men
in
the
tunnel
of
the
Alaska,
Is
being
accompanied
on
his
Hetchy
Hetchy
project
on
San
Fran-westem
tour
by
Lady
Thornton
Cisco's
municipal
water
area
toay.
and
a
party
consisting
of
R.
L.
Bur-'
nap.
vice-president
ln
charge
of
traffic;
Dr.
John
McCombe,
chief!
medical
officer;
W.
8.
Thompson,
director
of
publicity;
W.
H.
Hobbs,
secretary
to
the
president;
A.
A.
Tlsale,
general
manager,
western
region;
B.
T.
Chappell,
general
su-perlntendcnt,
British
Columbia;
8.
Morrison,
district
engineer,
and
J.
j
McKlnnon,
superintendent
at
Kam-
j
loops.
It
Is
expected
that
some
of
i
the
other
local
railway
officials
ati
Vancouver
may
be
coming
north!
with
Sir
Henry.
Vol.
1.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
CONSERVATIVE
MOTIVES
THORNTON
ON
CANADIAN
CONDITIONS
Col.
Chas.
Lindbergh
Flies
to
Panama
Canal
Zone
Railway
Chief
Says
Country
Will
Stage
a
,
Recovery
Very
Soon
Dominion
Is
Suffering
Merely
From
World
Malady
and
as
uasicany
as
sound
as
uver
0
VICTORIA,
July
17:
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
arriving
here
yesterday
in
the
course
of
a
trans-Canada
survey,
announced
conclusions
on
Canadian
business
conditions
as
follows:
"We
cannot
expect
the
sun
to
shine
all
the
time;
there
are
bound
to
be
showers,
but
so
many
people
are
mistaking
a
shower
for
a
cyclone.
We
have
to
look
below
the
surface
IQ
A
HADTrri
and
see
lf
tnere
is
anything
wrong
with
our
fundamentals,
lu
UJL
1
Jul
"
you
diagnoze
the
position
of
the
country,
organically,
Cost
of
Timber
Production
United
States
to
Be
Probed
WASHINGTON.
July
so
to
speak,
you
will
find
we
have
tne
same
mines,
waterpower
and
In
,
other
resources
and
the
same
cour-jageous,
and
intelligent
population
J
as,
we
had
a
year
aeo.
That
tells
us
UtiThfl,.hawe
have
no
diseases
and
are
I
are
after.
They
have
been
af
tern
allr
CV'had
his
ear
badly
torn
and
came
to
hospital
here;
L.
Senate
yesterday
aoptert
..aresoju,-,
merey
passing
through
a
headache
PARIS,
Juy
17
Britain's
re-
their
lives
but
they
are
after
It
with'
UV
U0Odspe,ed
01
liOSton,
one
01
the
directors
01
the
com-
Hon
D
vwiiara4,MC.para,,0r
cold.
ponse
to
Foreign
Minister
Briand's
greater
Uilrst
than
ever
befora
ln
.nanv.AVR
fmmd
tn
have
had
a
small
hone
m
his
leir
could
not
have
the
stock
memorandum
on
the
proposed
for-
the
present
election."
nrl
i'hn
mpxknnio
nf
t
Vir
nlnnP
is
snf
fprinrr
f
rnm
hmWn
w-WvaVWWnarket
crash
last
year
In
New
York.
Veteran
Gold
Miner
Is
Dead
John
Likelv
Tasses
Away
at
Kam-Ioops
at
Ace
of
88
Years
KAMLOOPS,
July
17:
John
Likely,
one
of
the
beet
known
early
Cariboog6d":nhers.:!s-dead
here
PROBING
PRICE
OF
GAS
IN
PROVINCE
VANCOUVER,
July
17
In-
.
vestlgatlon
Into
the
price
of
gasoline
In
B.C.
as
compared
with
other
coast
Doints
Is
be-
lng
conducted
by
the
Auto-
mobile
Club
of
British
Colum-
bla,
It
Is
announced
by
A.
E.
Craddock,
manager
of
the
As-
soclatlon.
4
4
The
Political
Corner
Thursday,
July
17.
1930
No.
31.
Tory
Members
Support
Mackenzie
King
To
show
the
appeal
made
ln
the
east
by
the
Dunning
budget
one
has
only
to
refer
to
the
fact
that
two
Conservative
Members
of
Parliament
have
openly
bolted
from
their
party
and
are
supporting
the
Liberal
Government,
one
of
them
having
accepted
nomination
as
the
Liberal
standard
bearer
ln
his
own
riding.
Mr.
Carrlck,
former
Conservative
member
for
Port
Arthur-Thunder
Bay,
has
accepted
the
Liberal
nomination
for
that
riding
and
has
expressed
his
entire
support
of
the
Dunning
budget
and
the
Mackenzio
King
administration.
The
Imperial
preferential
tariff
to
him
is
a
greater
matter
than
mere,
party
allegiance.
A
somewhat
similar
sltuaUon
has
cropped
up
ln
Peterboro,
where
J.
Hamilton
Burnham,
former
Conservative
M.
P.
has
Issued
a
public
statement,
announcing
that
he
is
supporting
Mackenile
King
ln
the
presen
Selection.
"I
arA
supporting"
TrerhlerKing,"
Mr.
Burnham
Is
quotecf
as
stating4,
"rjeea'iisrj
he
carrylng-bui
ln
his
Dunning
budget
"what
the
London
.Conference,
bf
124,
called
by
Premier
Baldwin
and
"Lord
Balfour,
to.flnd'
a
Way
oiiC
of
the
Empire
Impasse,
recommended
"as
the
only
possible
way
out
of
the
difficulty."
As
a
further
Indication
of
the
strength
of
the
Dunning
budget
in
the
cast,
t
will
be
remembered
(that
.two
other
Conservative
Members
of
Rarlamct
.bolted
fjpijjherarty
on
the
budgt
vote
and
supported
VYajanccj
nasjpfle
Klng(to
betbeaten
when
even
Conservative
Members
'of
Parliament
satiated
wltlh
iht
petty
party
bickerings
of
Mr.
Bennett
and
his
Ilk,
are
putting
principle
above
party
and
working
for
the
advancement
of
Canada
within
the
Empire?
M-t
Brady's
"Empire"
scribe,
ponderously
subUe
as
usual,
dubs
the
Liberal
candidate
"Silent
Olof."
Though
not
intended
as
su:h,
this
will
be
taken
as
a
compliment
by
the
average
man
who
1
fed
up
with
words,
talk
and
blah.
To
those,
however,
who
prefer
the
garruloumcss
of
the
demagogue
we,
commend
Proverbs
18:1.
V
IT
'
t.i
ft
v
.
...
1.