net
dri
)ils
Til-
ho?
Tomorrow's
Tides
Sunday,
September,
7,
1930
High
0.58
m.
19.0
It.
Low
-
V
!
XXI..
No-
20S;'
13.3!
I
101
1U.1
It.
'On.
.
,
-
V,
1
11.
OCKEf
351,
was
the
winner
of
the
lot
ffl"d
by
the
Fair
Board
in
con-
tion
with
sale
of
membership
;"ts
this
year
in
the
Northern
i
ish
Columbia
Agricultural
&
i
u.n
trial
Association.
The
drawing
it
place
last
night
at
the
dance
in
Exhibition
Hall
which
brought
year's
Fair
to
a
close.
The
.wing
was
in
charge
of
W.
IL
itnan,
president
of
the
Aaso-.iion,
and
H.
F.
Olassey
and
the
:v
ticket
was
drawn
from
a
1
1.
ng
machine
in
the
usual
man-i
by
a
little
girl
from
the
aud-
Tii'-
dance
was
a
great
success
i
a
large
crowd
was
In
alienage
from
the
start
at
9
p.m.
until
X.
v.ancool.
These
presentations
n
c
made
by
W.
H.
Sherman
jr-,u
,ldent
of
tic
Fair
Board.
i
Urro
were
600
persons
in
atten-r
:o
ut
the
dance.
FIGHT
IN
NORTHWEST
flicts
Continue
With
Heavy
Casualties
Around
Simla
on
Indian
Frontier
i
MLA.
Sept.
6:
-Severe
flghtin?
;n
British
troops
and
raiding
V
an
tribesmen
on
the
northwest
v
.tier
broke
out
on
Thursday
and
)Vl
toued
yesterday.
Seven
naMve
s
it
in
recruits
and
three
militia-
i
r
vaw
AUii.U
w
so
w
--
!d.
Enemy
iasudltt6s
arfc
be
.
o
have
been
heavy.-
'(ince
...
it
tfns,
six-year
old
m-
fT
m
.
r-
J
h
here
with
m
o
fjiu
to
attend
the
Fair,
Wtt-
l
uck
Thursday
afternoon
at
"l(
V
Jil
turn
In
fho
HnW
Fl.1V
TO.ld
jthr
barber
shop
by
a
taxi
car
by
Joe
Lelghton
and
had
broken
The
child
is
recov-
rapldly
as
possible
in
me
lasrt
wortl
e
al-:
j
keTthe
Wem'rjf
-the'of
All
of
Terrace
Pays
Tribute
of
Sor
row
to
Memory
of
Late
Pioneer
Missionary
and
United
Churches
participated.
FISHSALES
Summary
American
76,000
pounds.
11.6c
and
4c
to
13.1c
and
5c.
fnnad
Ian
50.500
pounds.
11.5c
and
5c
to
12
Jc
and
6.5c.
Amciran
Excel
II,
30,000,
Royal,
11.6c
and
4c.
Franklin,
19,000,
Baoth,
18.7c
and
5c.
Majestic,
38,000,
Cold
Storage.
12.9c,
and
5c.
A!irmvt,
5,000,
Booth,
5c.
13.1c
and
Canadian
'
Toodie.
10,500,
Cold
Storage,
Mo
and
5c.
....
Tramp,
12.000,
Pacific,
11.6c
and
'KaleH,
tS.OOO,
AUln.
1S.W
ana
oc.
impcreilse.
3.000.
Cold
3torg,
12c
and
5c.
Helge
IL,
8,000,
Bootn,
iac
anu
BACK
I
-KOM
CONVENTION
G.
P.
Tinker,
president
of
the
Prlnoc
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
returned
to
the
city
on
today's
train
from
Prince
George
where
he
attended
the
annual
oon-ventlon
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia.
POONA,
India.
Sept.
6:
Complete
national
government
for
India
responsible
only
to
the
people
of
India
and
the
right
to
secede
at
any
time
from
the
Dritlsh
Empire
were
the
demands
of
Mahatma
Gandhi
upon
which
peace
negotiations
between
the
British
government
and
civil
disobedience
leaders
broke
down,
It
Is
announced.
TO
PREACH
IN
RUPERT
Rev.
A.
Gordon
MacPberton
ILD,
St.
Andrew's
Presbyterian
socseye
run
mio
tne
rraser
juver
church.
New
Westminster,
who
ar-territory.
Mr.
O
Malley
wamea
that,
rtnsd
here
tnla
m0mlng.
will
occu-if
they
saw
fit,
the
Canadians
could
py
tne
puipit
0f
First
Presbyterian
wipe
out
the
'sockeye
run
of
the
church
tomorrow
and
the
Sunday
Fraser
River
m
a
single
year
and
foijowtng.
Mr
MacPherson
is
one
plant
Fraser
Rivpawn.JAi4rth-
0f
the
most
capable
of
the
younger
ern
Canadian
watrbie
jretum-,
generation
of
ministers
and
has
lng
fish
would
nores
become
avaU-
j
ben
,n
charge.
of
his
present
con-able
to
United
States
fishermen.
g
relation
for
the
last
five
years.
St.
j
Andrew's
is
the
oldest
Presbyterian
P
A
TJfs
M
MAD
CU
Church
in
B.
C.
having
been
or-LAnUIl
lliriivOn
ganlsed
in
182.
Mr.
MacPheraon
Is
a
Treacher
of
Divinity
from
Knox
t
i
in
rrirv
nroT
Lrxu
LAID
1
x
0
v
Kfch
1
colle8e'
Toronto
j
st
Andrew.8
l09t
hearuy
both
in
numbers
and
in
financial
support
following
organic
union,
the
congregation
being
almost
split
in
two,
so
that
they
were
compelled
to
seek
aid
from
the
head
office
towards
dose
at
2
a.m.
Fine
music
was
with
the
church
and
community
minister',
salary.
This
arant
is
i
iished
by
Charlie
Balagno
and
,
according
full
honors
to
his
mem-1
now
no
ionger
necessary
as
the
sal-augmented
orchestra.
ory,
the
late
Canon
T.
J.
Marsh,
for
'
ary
Jrom
y,e
congregation
in
addl-i.nher
features
of
the
danee
in-'
years
Anglican
Church
missionary
J
dqjj
yje
use
of
the
manse,
is
now
led
the
presentation
oi
oups
10
at
Terrace,
was
jam
10
resi
ueir,fir
Abovt
minimum.
The
mem-
ives
as
a
result
oi
ir
wees
lis
The
native
football
cham-nship
cup
was
presented
to
Kin-nth
and
received
by
the
captain,
1
u
lca
Bartori.
The
lacrosse
cup
presented
to
Aiyanah
and
the
t
liy
for
the
winner
of
the
flve-n
f
marathon
to
Ernest
Derrick
of
,
way.
rracucauy
vne
enre
wm-
bershlp
has
increased
from
180
to
munity
attended
the
obsequies
In
3M
awJ
ringa
to
missions
and
i
which
the
clergy
of
both
Anglican
k.
k-
than
doubled.
Mr.
MacPheraon
served
with
the
overseas
forces
during
the
Great
War,
and
holds
the
rank
of
an
officer.
He
is
chaplain
of
the
Royal
City
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
in
which
he
also
held
office
as
president.
He
is
at
present
on
a
brief
vacation
and
will
leave
following
his
services
here
for
eastern
points
S
dot
la,
and
his
old
home
in
Nova
CONSOLIDATED
MEN
ON
WAY
TO
STEWART
W.
M.
Archibald,
manager
of
mines
for
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.,
Trail,
and
M.
M.
O'Brien,
chief
of
the
company's
field
staff,
are
passengers
aboard
thi
Prln&
Rupert
today
bound
for
Stewart
to
Inspect
properties
of
the
company
in
the
Portland
Canal
district.
Mr,
O'Brien
is
accompanied
by
his
wife
and
young
child.
BOMB
IN
THEATRE
Itig
House
in
Heart
of
Hamilton
Business'
Section
Scene
of
Explosion
Today
HAMILTON,
Ont,
Sept.
6:
A
large
section
o
the
city
was
rocked
by
a
dynamite
explosion
early
this
morning
when
a
bomb
exploded
in
Queens
Theatre
in
the
heart
of
the
business
section.
The
building
was
badly
damaged.
The
crime
is
blamed
on
trouble
which
arose
from
the
fact
that
the
theatre
was
said
to
be
noiirunlon
In
its
operation.
VETERAN
-BASEBALL
.
.
Vancouver
vs.
Prince
Rupert
This
Afternoon
(Saturday)
at
1
o'clock
xHill
Richardson,
late
of
the
New
York
Giants
will
pitch
for
Prince
Rupert,
Downie
catching.
Straight
pitching
for
Vancouver
and
Perkins
catching.
Sunday
Afternoon
at
2:30
o'clock
Bill
Lamhie
will
pitch
for
Princo
Rupert
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER
G,
1930
EATY
'TIS
QUEER
SITUATION
Stewart
People
Lecally
Must
Give
21
Hours
Notice
Before
Getting
Water
to
Fight
Fire
STEWART,
Sept.
6:
A
unique
situation
has
arisen
between
the
Board
of
Commissioners
of
the
Village
of
Stewart
and
the
Stewart
Public
Utilities,
the
latter
being
the
company
supplying
water
to
householders
of
the
town.
At
the
regular
meeting
of
the
commissioners
last
week
a
letter
was
read
from
the
Utilities
Co.,
which
said
In
part:
".
..
and
that
any
hydrant
,
broached
uiuuuicu
cient
water
to
fight
it,
must
report
j
to
the
water
company
24
hours
be-,
fore
the
fire
gets
under
way.
J
Obviously
this
is
not
the
impres-1
i
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
WIIAItF
CONTRACT
IS
NOW
AWAKDED
CLEVELAND.
Ohio.
Sent.
6:
SitSecured
BOSTON
GRILL
LARGE
CABARET
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
Ercry
Saturday
Night,
9
to
12
Dance
Hall
lor
Hire
Accommodations
for
Private
Partlei
I'llONE
437
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
IN
DANGER
WIRELESS
TELEPHONY
TESTS
BEING
MADE
ON
WEST
COAST
Canadians
Hold
Whip
Hand
and
Could
Wipe
Out
Fish
of
Fraser
In
One
Year,
O'Malley
States
United
Stales
Commissioncr'Issucs
Wrirnintrto
American
Scincboat
Opcrators--Southcnf'Ruh
Could
Be
Removed
Forever
From
Yank
"Fishermen
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
G:
The
Fraser
River
international
sockeye
salmon
treaty
is
in
real
danger
of
being
killed
by
the
action
of
United
States
seineboat
operators
in
offering
reservations
to
their
approval
at
a
hearing
in
St
attle,
it
was
stated
here
yesterday
by
Richard
J.
Gosse,
evcutive
head
of
the
British
Columbia
Packers,
who
at-
-ruled
the
hearing.
United
States
seineboat
men
asked
at
control
of
fishing
gear
be
taken
out
of
the
hands
of
r
proposed
international
commission
and
that
prohibi-
i
V
K'ion
of
seining
of
high
ku
be
re-
WINNER
OF
PROPERTY
Solntula
Man
Took
Lot
Offered
In
Fair
Kaffle
Big
Danee
Closes
Exhibition
V
prlppo
of
Solntula,
with
ticket
I
moved.
Henry
O'Malley,
United
States
commissioner
of
fltHerfee-,
at
the
Seattle
hearingi
litfendMthe'treaty
in
Its
present
fenrttnd,
by
wtry
of
a
warning,
quoted
a
statement
ol
Major
J.
A.
Motherwell,
chief
Inspector
of
fisheries
lor
British
Co
lumbia,
that
the
United
States
un
der
po
c
knfttl
to
DRASTIC
DEMANDS
OF
GANDHI
CAUSED
PEACE
NEGOTIATIONS
TO
FAIL
Experiments
Are
Under
Way
As
Preliminary
To
Radio
Talking
Service
Two
Waj1,
Conversation
Tests
Between
Ocean
Falls
and
Vict'oriaSufoessful
Yesterdaj'
Prince
ftupcrt
to
Be
Tried
Out
Soon
VICTORIA,
Sept.
6:
Two
way
telephone
wireless
conversations
were
carried
on
yesterday
between
Victoria
,
tii-
mi
"i:
...
or
used
in
any
manner
whatsoever
anu
ucean
runs,
me
funversauuns
wcie
wiimeu
uu
iiuiii
by
any
person,
corporation,
or
gov-
Ocean
Falls
by
wireless
to
the
end
of
physical
lines
of
the
emment.
whether
used
in
the
public
British
Columbia
Telephone
Co.
and
thence
by
land
lines
I
mieresi
or
not,
snau
oe
cnargea
lor
to
victoria.
The
radio
experimental
ship
Belmont
aided
'SUnr.
in
the
test.
Following
the
success
of
the
Ocean
Falls
test,
charge,
the
company
shall
not
be
it
is
understood
that
similar
experiments
will
be
conduc-under
any
obligation
to
supply
any
ted
at
Prince
Rupert
with
a
view
to
linking
that
city
by
specific
quantity
or
head
pressure
j
wireless
telephony
with
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
The
ex-
"
:
penments-are
Demg
cor.uucteu,
11
is
rupurteu,
in
cuiuiuu-
capt.
James
crWkctt,
Aced
sixty.
made
at
,
least
,
24
hour,
pre-
tjoH
ttta,falan
of
the
British
Columbia
Telephone
Co.
to
Gaed
to
Death
in
Vaneourer
!
wireless
ia
meani
fsH,
a'
reguiar
commercial
telephony
service
VANCOuvHtTsept.
6:
Qapt.
,n
1,16
caae
ot
flre-
wnere
consider-,
between
Prince
Rupert,
Ocean
Falls
and
other
northern
James
CrocketC
age
60.
veteran
aWe
hd
pressure
U
required,
the
coast
points
with
Vancouver,
watercempany
mi
be
tfdvlsed
at
deepaea
at)d
coastwise
skipper,
was
found
dead
kut
night
at
bit
home.
"-'
He
Jsad
Umm
rfrffnrntsil
Wf
tonesu".
ww.
.SWfWSiSf
ua"'.
oc
I
trT-TSS
nmamm
a
n
u
going
'
to
and
'n
order
to
have
suill-
ruboer
tube
had
been
torn
off.
It
.s
believed
that
the
captain
had
had
ane
of
the
fainting
spells
from
which
he
had
suffered
recently.
Old
Country
Soccer
Entlish
League
First
Division
Arsenal
3.
Leeds
United
1.
Aston
Villa
6,
Westham
United
1.
Blackburn
Rovers
5.
Blackpool
0.
Chelsea
6.
Manchester
United
2.
Derby
County
0,
Birmingham
0.
Huddersfteld
Town
3,
Bolton
Wanderers
2.
Manchester
City
0.
Leicester
City
2.
Middlesbrough
3,
Liverpool
3.
Newcastle
United
1,
Grimsby
Town
2.
Portsmouth
1.
Sunderland
1.
Sheffield
United
1.
Sheffield
Wednesday
1.
Seottish
League
First
DivUlon
Airdrie
2.
Clyde
1.
Ayr
United
1,
Hibernians
3.
Celtic
1,
Aberdeen
0.
Cowdenbeath
3,
Falkirk
0.
Dundee
4.
Hamilton
A
cads
2.
Hearts
2,
Norton
4.
Leith
Athletic
2,
Queen's
Park
0.
Motherwell
1.
Kilmarnock
1.
Partick
Thistle
8.
East
Fife
0.
St
Mirren
1,
Rangers
1.
English
League
Second
Division
Banuuey
2.
Bradford
City
1.
Bradford
4,
Nottingham
Forest
1.
Bristol
City
1.
Portvale
1.
Bury
2,
Plymouth
Argyie
0.
Cardiff
City
3,
West
Bromwich
Albion
6.
Charlton
Athletic
2,
MiUwall
0.
Everton
5,
Swansea
Town
1.
Reading
1.
Preston
Northend
4.
Southampton
1,
Burnley
1.
Stoke
City
4,
Oldham
AthleUo
0.
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
3.
Tottenham
Hotspurs
1.
SfSS!S!Ss;CUBS
LOSE
MISSION
ON
TO
PIRATES:
EMPLOYMENT
sion
the
water
company
meant
to
.
,
t
convey
in
its
letter,
but
until
fur-;
-LcUAe
Leaders
Drop
An-
ther
information
is
forthcoming;
otherSeriators
and
Athletics
the
commissioners
have
laid
thei
1
'Wm
'In
American
tract
tnr
urharf
ranatrc
at
,
Queen
Charlotte
City
has
been
the
season
to
the
nird
inning,
awarded
by
the
federal
depart-
j
ment
of
public
works
to
the
i
Victoria
Pile
Driving
Co.
of
'
Victoria
at
a
contract
price
of
$4,453,
it
is
announced
at
the
office
of
the
district
engineer
here.
DECISION
DOUBTFUL
National
League
New
York
4,
Boston
6.
Chteagd
7,
Pittsburg
8.
American
League
Washington
14,
New
York
5.
Boston
1.
Philadelphia
5:
Cleveland
6,
Chicago
1.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
Tommy
Freeman.
Cleveland
Irishr
,
hnge
today.
Ministers
of
Public
Works
and
Labor
Leave
Victoria
For
Eastern
Canada
matter
on
the
table.
In
the
mean-!
'
VICTORIA.
SeDt.
6:
Hon.
N.
3.
time,
the
letter
has
been
the
source
'
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
6:
Boston
'
Lougheed.
minister
of
public
works,
of
much
amusement
and
witty
Braves
sent
New
York
Olants
)
to
and
Htm.
W.
A.
McKensle,
minister
quips,
since
its
content
became
third
place
In
the
National
League
of
labor,
left
yesterday
for
Eastern
common
knowledge.
I
yesterday
while
the
St
Louis
Car-
Canada
on
unemployment
missions.
dlnals
were
idle.
A
homer
in
the
Mr.
Lougheed
will
confer
wiQi
the
ninth
by
Paul
Waner
gave
the
;
federal
government
at
the
request
4
'Pittsburg
Pirates
the
victory
over!
of
Premier
Tolmle
who
Is
now
In
4
:
Chicago
Cubs.
Ottawa
but
Is-
about
to
return
to
4
1
In
the
American
League.
Wash-
i
victoria.
4
lngton
Senators
won
their
seven-1
Mr.
McKerusie
will
attend
the
an-1
1
teenth
victory
In
21
games
by
de-
nual
convention
of
the
Internatlon-
OTTAWA
'
Sept.
6.
The
con-
Jea"nB
New
York
Yankees.
Babe
;
i
&nployment
Services
In
Toronto.
.
.
T7i,frtt
Vilr
Vila
fnrtw-flftK
hnmM
rtf
I
Simmons
hit
his
thirty-fourth
(Ui
A
I
1m
l-lill
homer
as
the
Pliiladelphla
Athletics.
WlrLULl
UlU
.
.
n
.
-.11'
t
"
i
oeai
Boston
uea
&ox.
Yesterday's
scorer
GEM
HAUL
Millionaire
Manufacturer
of
Evan-ston,
Illinois,
and
Party
Ilobbed
On
Chicago
Trip
EVANSTON,
IU.,
Sept.
6:
While
J.
F.
Whitney,
wealthy
manufacturer,
and
his
wife
and
four
friends
were
returning
from
a
theatre
party
in
Chicago
last
night,
four
bandits
forced
their
automobile
to
the
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
6:
Wheat!
curb
and
robbed
the
occupants
of
was
quoted
at
83c
on
the
local
!
Jewelry
valued
at
$130,000.
Mrs.
'Whitney's
loss
reached
$100,000.
American,
took
a
15-round
decision
.
"
'
from
Young
lack
Thompson,
color-
tirSSSSA
Man
and
Wife
Are
Murdered
In
championship.
Ringside
spectators
did
not
agree
with
the
decision
of
Referee
Haley'
-who
explained
that
Freeman
had
;
had
won
for
his
aggressiveness
and
Thompson's
missing
punches.
'
Thompson
floored
Freeman
for
the
count
of
six
in
the
second
round,
j
Lonely
Backwoods
Ranch
House
Of
B.
C.
Peace
River
Country
EDMONTON,
Sept.
G:
No
trace
has.heen
found
bv
the
British
Columbia
provilkiaVpblliWrof.
tKe.
murdered
who
nJiot
and
killed
Mr.
irr
ahn
Mr&
Joe
Babchuek.in
their
lonely
li
nmuafan
rl
nnVin
11
in
tlna
nn
of
rf
T?nf
Cf
Tn
V
r
in
f
Yin
Ol
liOIi
LoiirSfi
Peace
River
district.
The
crime
was
not
discovered
until
-
early
this
week
when
Mike
Skasum,
a
neighbor,
went
to
Misak
Aivasoff
announced
today
the
ranch
to
do
some
work.
The
police
investigation
show-uiat
he
had
made
tentative
ar-
ed
that
the
couple
had
been
dead
15
days
when
found.
They
rangemenu
for
leasing
a
plot
of
had
rifle
bullets
through
their
heads
and
had
evidently
railway
land
not
far
from
the
hotel
en
shot
as
they
slept.
The
victims
had
recently
arrived
ZSSSVSETS
Hom
TJe
1Ian-A
crncr's
''-
has
gone
through
to
Winnipeg
for
of
murder
by
persons
unknown
and
then
assisted
in
the
the
purpose
of
signing
up
the
lease,
burial.