At
a
dinner
given
for
him
last
night
by
Mayor
Orme
in
the
(lommodore
Cafe,
Colonel
T.
A.
Hiam,
assistant
to
President
Sir
Henry
Thornton
of
the
Canadian
National
Uahvays
suggested
that
the
choice
of
site
for
the
new
!
be
left
to
the
railway
company;
also
he
stated-that
he
-vwht
the
western
outlet
of
the
Peace
River
district
:uld
be
built
by
the
two
big
railway
companies
jointly
i
the
federal
government
would
insist
upon
it.
Those
irc
t
he
most
striking
statements
made
in
a
brief
address
-
-
-
-
-
Ktn,
which
he
confirmed
what
he
had
r.
i
r
RE-ELECTE!
2u
Labor
W
JuUirment
was
elven
by
Magls
I
sal
dearller
In
the
day
In
regard
to
I
the
new
hotel.
Mayor
Orme
presld-jed
with
the
distinguished
visitor
at!
;hls
right
and
President
Tinker
of
ic,
Chamber
of
Commerce
to
his
wrhe.
dinner
was
quite
informal
Hon.
Irene
Success-:fram
Parlby
nf
mmri
At
h
f
ful
In
Alberta;
MixodH
Mr.'
Orac,
.
President
Tinker,
In
a
Tirkni
In
Frlmnntnn
neat
sneech.
welcomed
Colonel
I
Hiam
to
the
city
once
more.
Pririce
1
!
DilvtPT
riAAnla
auM
hmm
altrm
.MONTON.
June
51:
With
.-TT.-
'
L
To
ne
Parlby.
who
was
at
first
made
a
rather
humorous
lltUe
U)k
''
tobe
MfUa.
elected
in
iand
lhen
tne
gucst
of
tnc
cvenirig
by
a
margin
of
105
votes,
j,
led
u
n
"ncr?ul
u,e
www-l
boL,
Hlain
remarked
on
his
love!
IUW
mcmircia
WVlVf
.BID,
III
I
.
j
.
.I,J
,
A
,
nW
denltc
Project
one
of
wWc
was
n
it
rnn
Traffic
Case
Decision
Was
Given
Today
t'
McClymont
in
city
police
court
he
thought
it
would
be
best
Jo
leave
'
morning
in
two
cases
of
drlv-
the
selection
of
the
site
to
the
rall-.
t
'
the
common
danger
which
iway,
else,
as
In.
the
case
of
the
fa-
Mica
from
an
automooue
com-
mous
vnai.oy
s101"""'
"'i
r"
B
"
'
;i
last
Saturday
morning
at
the
!
find
part
bf
It
in
one
Rlaoefid
part
i
x
tion
of
Sixth
Avenue
ana
i
in
anotner.
I'.
Sl
ide
Street.
Robert
Ollkcr
was
I
-nd
guilty
and
fined
$10.
with
op-a
of
seven
days'
Imprisonment,
-
ti'
nuv
r
iaiici
w
to
uiwiiwwv-
wmu
w
cv
car
while
Fisher
was
driving
tni"
of
cslc
Brown's
taxi
cars.
LICENCE
CANCELLED
inside
a
station
door,
was
not
only
fined
$10
by
Magistrate
McClymont
m
ctity
police
court
this
morning
but
his
driver's
licence
was
cancelled
for
an
indefinite
period.
CANADIAN
nAKERIF.S
CHARGED
WITH
SALE
UNDERWEIGHT
BREAD
'
'
4.
VANCOUVER,
June
21-Tnc
ly
polcyesterday
Issued
a
Kummorjrf
against
the
Cana-'
A.
ti
1
i-J
AM
A
The
same
wtTs
truenf
Xhc
P.eacc
outlet.
When
It
was'cohstructcti
It
would
Ukfly
be
a
Joint-
affair
because
the
Federal
Government
v.
.h
a
caution.
Ollker
was
the
would
Insist
upon
thaW
r'
(wr
of
a
Bulklev
Market
dellv-
colonel
Hiam
spoko
of;
the
plea
ber.
He
was
pieasea
mnvor
In
his
present
position
hnnrti
he
would
hold
It
for
a
long
Tutsy
Mazzel,
who
exceeded
the
tlme
red
limit
in
driving
down
the
,
Mayor
orme
thanked
tha
visitor
f
.
rhpad
to
the
railway
station
fn.
beme
there
and
particularly
for
imc
time
ago
and
almost
landed
tne
nappy
message
ho
had
brought.
i
n
rr
v
SY117
A
fir
SULLUWAM
CASEOVER
I
W'ua""
'
,
u.
"
trial
of
I.
W.
C
Solloway
""uargo
oi
seuing
Drcuu
uciu
,o..
Taking
of
Evidence
Con
eluded
Yesterday;
Judg-,
.
,
mcnt
On'
Monday,
CALdARY,
June
21':-Th6
con
thr.
wiirhi
marked
on
the
la-
ana
narvej
brokers,
con
bel.
The
summons
Is
returnable
."..JTnce
counsel,
wilt'
Tomorrow's
Tides
BOSTON
GRILL
Sunday,
June
22,
1930
mm
LARGE
CABARET
High
10.38
a.m.
15.8
ft.
Bpeciil
Dinner
TTiursd&ya
and
Saturday
,
22.32p.m.
195
ft!
Dancing
Ever;
Saturday
Nl(ht,
9
to
12
Low
4.29
ajn.
6.3
f).
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
16.12
Accommodation
Tor
Private
Partlea
p.m.
as
tt.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PHONE
4H
.
Vcl
XXL,
No.
145.
A
L
;-
'
V,
'-''
l
PRINCE
ivinup
uurmn,
RUPERT,
B.C.,
d.u,
SATURDAY,
QAiumJAi(.JuiNa
JUNE
aiiu
21,
1930
.
wwm
price.
five
cents
IG
MtlmlWN
IN
LOCAL
WATERS
THINKS
OUTLET
WILL
BE
JOINT
AFFAMSdmon
More
Abundant
Tourist
Hotel
and
New
Railway
are
Discussed
By
OffcaldCMR.
Col.
T.
A.
Hiam
Guest
of
Honor
Last
Nigha$
Banquet
uncn
iy
mayor
u.
11.
Urmc
NORTHERN
B.C.
BIG
FALL
FAIR
PRINCE
RUPERT
Prize
List
Now
Ready
and
Can
Be
Secured
By
Applying
to
Secretary
The
prize
list
for
the
annual
fall
fair
of
the
Northern
B.
C.
Agricultural
and
Industrial
Association
is
now
ready
and
copies
can
be
se
cured
by
applying
either
jpersonally
or
by
mall
to
the
secretary,
W.
D.
Vance,
Prince
Rupert.
as
iiazejton,
w,
qemonstrate
wnai
the
growers
Jtftefe
can
do.
They
will
'
be
up
agalasp'
Vc,n
r-ftat''lerrp.-.
from
Prince-
Hunert
and
Dossiblvi1
or'
Queen
CliarJpCte't5lands.
COMMITTED
FOR
TRIAL
ind
there
are
a
great
many
specials
Will
SllfVPV
that
are
most
attractive.
:
If
HI
UUI
VCJT
This
year
the
great
feature
of
the
floral
department
Is
thr
floral
dis
play
for
which
the
first
prize
Is
$20,
r
-VETERAN
WHEAT
DROPS
DOWN
FURTHER
TODAY.
ON
VANCOUVER
MARKET
:
4
VANCOUVER,
June
21
Wheat
feU
back
another
three
Rev.
cents
on
the
local
Exchange
today.
The
quotation
on
the
local
Exchange
.was
94
Vic.
WINNIPEO,
Jone
21
Wheat
plunged
to
ne:
low
depths
for
the
year
today,
July
clos-
ing
at
October
at
$1.-
3-8,
and
December
at
$1,021-8
4tttttt44
Unemployment
secona,
iu
ana
vnira,
inis
is
VANrniiVFn
.ini.
5vann,.-
provlng
very
attractive
and
it
Is
ver.s
vnvmxAoymtM
problem
will
understood-several
Prince
Rupert
the
imxi;bt
cxhaustlye
growers
are
already
planning
to
en-
s
Jn
whlch
taformatton
wlll
ter.
Actable
space
of
about
six
feet
so
ht
of
cve-
n
,n
square
wui
be
alloted
to
each
cxhl-
,(
th(J
dty
councU
adopts
a
.oiwr
ana
ne
or
snP
may
use
n
rccommcndatlon
advanced
by
Its
lowers,
p
ante
or
anything
that
it
rellef
commlttce
yc5tcrday.
is
thpught
may
make
an
effective
display.
as
long
as
the
flowers
are
ihas
SALM0NTAG
boon
suggested
that
this
will
be
a
greitppportunlty
for
some
yit
the
ttowrjsFonB
district
such
J
KcLU
V,Kl!,lJ
-.-
4.
...
Simpson'
Man
Finds
One
In
Seal's
Stomach
and
Turns
It
In
PREACHER
John
Campbell
Who
Died
Yesterday,
Performed
Many
Marriages
VICTORIA.
June
21
Rev.
John
Campbell.
M.A,
Ph.
D.,
who
Joined
the
Presbyterian
ministry
in
1874
and
retired
In
1012,
died
yesterday
at
the
age
of
eighty-six
years.
He
performed
the
marriage
ceremony
for
more
than
four
thousand
couples
at
his
residence
which
was
named
"Breadalbane."
For,
twenty
years,
deceased
was
pastor
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
here.
Born
in
Argyle.
Scotland,
December
12,
1845,
the
late
Mr.
Cam-bell
was
educated
In
Stayner
nubile
school.
Western
Orammar
School.
Toronto
Collegiate',
Toron1
o
University,
Knox
College
and
floomlnnton
University.
He
was
Tdalnfd
and
entered
the
ministry
rt
Ontario
in
1874
and
had
his
:irst
ministerial
charges
at
Har-
.
aiw
wtat
rt
UVU
vttk4y
He
came
to
Victoria
as
minister,
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
In
and
continued
In
th
hir-.h
until,
his
i
chafoff:
chanp
of
of
,
reyjpmenl
(lent.
member
menrber
oi
of
He
was
iormcriy
a
the
board
and
senate
fcftrwestmlnster
x
ne
iaie
Mr.
uampqeii
was
mar
ried
to
Miss
Agnes
Forln
of
Bel
leville.
Ontario,
in
1886.
They
had
'our
sons
and
one
o1tugptej:Eve-reased
was
a
member
of'fiiie'Mi
W.
R.
Sampson
of
Port
Simpson
-onlr
order,
the
Oddfellows'
Lodee
nas
prescniea
10
tne
uominion
and
the
Ancient
Order
of
United
Fisheries
office
here
salmon
tag
Workmen.
In
politics,
he
wal
a
No.
14271
which
he
found
in
the
Liberal
stomach
of
a
hair
seal
which
he
J
Y
Weaver!
CX;
'0
and
Forlong
Heads
Pa
In
the
Dundas
a
p,n,.n.,
uiHitwicmuuuu)
iwvE,
seal
irom
wnicn
vne
t-
-
,
I
i.
I
,n
It
noiei
ne
nau
.
prumiscu
wj
ut'
it.
built
at
as-early
ft
date
as
possible.
r.
...
i
tt
i
m
i
Sent
Up
By
Toronto
Magistrate
He
had
gone
east
and
asked
sir
TORONTO.
June
21:
Henry
about
it.
The
money
had
stoble.
Charles
J.
Forlong
and
Oor
since
been
voted
and
they
would
start
work
as
soon
as
possible.
In
regard
to
the
site,
Col.
Hiam
said"
he
had
nothing
to
say.
Sir
Henry
Thornton
would
be
here
on
the
Prince
Henry's
third
trip
but
took
on
March
7
last
at
Hudson
Bay
Islands.
The
tag
was
taken
was
five
feet
nine
inches
in
length,
j
The
fisheries
department
Is
sending
the
tag
to
the
Departur
Bay
Bl-
Malcolm
ologlcal
Station
where
full
records
are
kept
as
to
taged
salmon.
Iden-
AUTO
CRASH
KILLS
TWO
In
Naas,
Skeena
Rivers
Than
in
Many
Seasons
VICTORIA,
June
21:
L.
R.
Mc-
Adams'
estate,
on
the
Oregor,
newly
appointed
Australian
nnn
rl
tVinf
tVia
tmnnnan
maw
Y
o
r
a
trartn
tnitimlcclnnov
f
r
"-
nirl'i
o
i
don
Draper
of
the
brokerage
Item
UfkaUon
of
the
tag
will
detelne
Canada's
Parachute
Ace
and
WM
'
'
anled
ml
McGregor
"and
of
Stobte-Forlong
were
committed
how
far
the
tag
travelled
but
for
trial
yesterday
by
Magistrate
whether
it
travelled,
on
the
salmon
Jones
on
charges
of
fraud
and
or
in
the
seal
will
be
another
qucs-theft.
tlon.
Premier
King
Opens
Campaign
For
Maritimes
In
Moncton
and
Is
Given
Splendid
Reception
MONCTON,,
N.B.,
June
21:
The
record
of
the
present
Dominion
Government
was
laid
before
the
people
of
the
sure
it
gave
him
to
come
norm,
ne
;
Maritime
Provinces
here
last
night
by
Canada
s
Prime
hoped
to
be
back
with
sir
Henry
in
jMinister
Rt
Hon
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King.
From
to
see
the
'the
stage
of
a
theatre,
Premier
King
fired
the
opening
gun
.
iiejof
his
campaign
in
the
Maritime
Provinces.
By
radio,
his
words
were
carried
through
the
Maritimes
into
the
homes
of
thousands
of
people.
The
Prime
Minister
reviewed
labor
and
railway
matters,
discussed
the
question
of
Maritime
rights
and
the
Duncan
renortQ
ana
maae
a
pica
xor
cairn
consideration
of
the
government's
record.
An
excellent
hearing
was
accorded
Premier
King
and
his
speech
was
punctuated
with
applause.
He
referred
to
the
benefits
which
Would
accrue
to
Maritime
ports
through
Increased
trade
under
British
preference.
"You
have
Just
passed
through
a
provincial
election
here,"
said
Premier
King.
As
Prime
Minister
of
Cinada
he
had
never
interfered
in
provincial
politics
and
lid
mot;
be
lteve
In
so
dolng.JIe-hTerefy
askerf
the
electors
nit
to
confuse
provincial
with
federal
issues.
Postmaster
General
P.
J.
Veniot,
dealing
with
the
ale
mall
service,
said
he
hoped
to
have
It
In
opera-
MnnHaii
hrvfnm
Police
MSBIS-
T
uruwii
j.iu-
iiiir.(n
Vnn.nnvrfnr
trate
McQueen.
!1
Mr
Justice
Ives
is
expected
tolng
the
present
year.
The
continent
t
t
t
i
dXw
his
judgment
that
evening,
could
then
be
bridged
In
38
hours.
SHORTAGE
OF
FOOD
Natives
of
Northern
Alaska
Turn
Southward
in
Search
of
Food
,
jrJqiNT
BARROW.
.Alaska,
June
21:
A
shortage
of
flour,
sugar
and
coffee
has
caused
the
natives
of
this
region
to
turrij5outhward
along
the
coast
as
the
rctlc
Ice
pack
continued
Its
threat
to
prevent
the
t
lying
Urolhcr
lx)sc
Lives
on
Ground
OTTAWA,
June
21:Canada's
ace
parachute
Jumper,
James
Warrington
of
Toronto,
and
his
brother,
Stephen,
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force,,
Camp
Borden,
were
killed
in
an
automobile
accident
near
here
early
this
morning.
Several
others
were
injured
when
a
car
went
Into
a
ditch
filled
with
water.
REORGANIZE
CITYDEPTS
AH
Branches
to
Be
Involved
In
Clcan-Up
Which
Will
Start
Monday
VANCOUVER,
June
21:
A
complete
reorganization
of
all
civic
departments
to
start
next
Monday
Is
announced
by
Mayor
W.
H.
Malkln
following
a
resolution
passed
by
the
city
council.
The
reorganization
j
Is
the
result
of
recent
corruption!
disclosures
extending
to
all
parts
of
the
city
service.
HINDUS
ARE
HURT
TODAY
BOMBAY.
June
21:
More
than
200
Indian
Nationalist
sympathizers
were
Injured
today
by
police
charging
them
with
laths
or
staves
to
clear
the
Esplanade
In
Nalden,
regular
arrival
of
ships
from
the
Important
thoroughfare,
of
dem-
outsldc.
Conditions,
however.
not
serious.
are
onstrators.
The
crowd
had
gathered
In
defiance
of
law
and
order.
High
Boats;.
Take
as
Many
as
154
Fish
While
Average
Runs
p0
and
90
JDurng
18
Housr
of
First
Day
ili
yf
:
Fisherman
arriving
in
Prince
mi
-
-
-.
Rupert
state
that
mother,
Mrs.
Ellen
Adams,'
wn'fi1
pinlster"
to
Canada.
the
two
were
asphyxiated
on
March
was
broken,
by
a
street
grading
,TD
A
)F
plWllY
tranir.
The
eranilmother
left
nil
her'
lVlJLfJ-l
J-lll
1
VI
estate,
amounting
to
$6300,
to
heri
grandson
whose
beneficiary
the
plaintiff
in
the
action
was.
Jeff
er-
on's
claim
to
the
estate
is
con-
csted
by
Alexander
Noble,
execu-i
or
of
Mrs.
Vol.
1.
Saturday,
June
21
i
the
sockeve
run
on
the
Skeena
and
Naas
Rivprs
is
hpnvipr
than
has
Qficif
known.
at
the
opening
of
the
season
for
many
yeaf
During
the
18
hours
from
the
opening
of
the
season
at
midnight
Thursday
until
the
start
of
the
weekly
18-hour
close
season
at
6
o'clock
last
evening,
the
high
boat
on
the
Skeena
River,
it
is
reported,
took
154
fish
while
the
average
was
80
fish
per
boat.
On
the
Naas
River,
the
high
boat
had
also
about
150
fish
while
the
average
is
stated
to
have
been
around
90.
While
a
large
number
of
boats
were
out
on
the
first
day
of
fishing,
the
end
of
the
first
weekly
close
season
tomorrow
night
at
6
o'clock
will
see
the
Skeena
and
Naas
River
fleets
out
in
full
numbers.
On
account
of
the
excellence
of
the
fishing,
fishermen
who
were
not
out
vesterdav
are
rushing
preparations
to
be
at
work
on
Sunday
evening.
Decision
Reserved
In
JeffersorfGli
Disposition
of
$6300
Esfatc
Rests
On
Supreme
Court
n.
Judgment
Judgmeent
has
been
reserved
by
Mr.
Justice
Murphy
In
SupremeJ
court
in
Vancouver
on
a
ciaim
oi
...
.
.
,
.
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'
w.
j.
jeiierson,
canneryman.
lor
s
,
H.R.
H:'R."Jef-
INISTER
!:lWfJ
.
llanford
L.
Macnider
to.Rc-,
present
United
-States
In
Cdnada
WASIHNOTON.
June
21:
The
alswttUti
Yesterday
without
a
recor-
declaration
that
his
son.
Jef-IriodiVbte
ctin
firmed
the
nomination
ferson.
survived
the
latterVvririrr-'rtf
Hanford
L.
Macnider
as
the
new
HAS
ARRIVED
J.
K.
Macrae
and
J.
V.
Clyne
are
two
children,
arrived
here
yester-ounsel
for
the
plaintiff
and
E.
M;
day
aboard
the
Warner
Niagara
'.
McLorg
for
the
defendant.
from
Australia.
The
Political
Corner
No.
10.
The
Australian
Treaty
Mr.
Bennett
said
In
his
Calgary
speech
on
June
12
that
he
pledged
himself
if
elected
to
abrogate
all
treaties
made
by
Canada
which
were
Inimical
to
the
interests
of
the
farmer.
The
Tories
have
repeatedly
charged
that
the
Australian
Treaty
was
inimical
to
the
Interests
oi
the
farmer.
On
Page
751
of
Hansard
March
7,
1929,
Mr.
Outhrle,
former
leader
of
the
Tories,
said,
referring
to
the
Australian
Treaty:
"I
understand
the
treaty
was
negotiated
by
the
Minister
of
"Finance
himself
and
It
has
proved
to
be
probably
the
greatest
"direct
blow
that
agriculture
has
had
In.
this
country
In
many
"years."
.
No
later
than
March
,jf
"this
year,
H.
H.
Stevens
said
of
It:
.
"We
have
expressed
our
criticisms
of
this
treaty
on
the
basis
"that
undclQU
the
Canadian
farmer
had
not
received
a
square
"deal."
."fa
So
the
Australian
Treaty
Is
to
be
abrogated
It
the
Conservative
Tarty
wins
In
this
election.
We
desire
to
call
the
attention
of
the
voters
Ocean
Falls
to
this
threat
which
will
imperil'
tlieir
great
pulp
and
paper
industry.
We
dpslre
to
call
the
attention
of
all
the
loggers
.pVils
,
coast
to
this
threatiwhlch
wlll
Imperil
their
market"
for
logs
both
at
the
pulp
plants
and
'In
the
manufacture
of
lumber
for
the
Australian
lumber
market.
What
reply
will
these
men
give
to
Mr.
Bennett's
threat?
Mr.
Brady
wlll
no
doubt
say
as
usual,
"Oh
I
I
wlll
see
that
you
are
protected
In
some
new
legislation,"
but
the
reply
to
Mr.
Brady
wlll
be:
"We
are
sa-"tlsfled
with
the
Australian
Treaty.
It
has
been
a
big
thing
for
us
and
"we
wlll
not
have
it
abrogated."
A
bird
In
the
hand
Is
worth
two
In
the
bush.
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