Tomorrow's
Tides
Sunday
June
8,
1930
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No.
XXI
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NO.
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IS
NAMED
I
17.46
p.m.
7.4
ft.
INSPECTORS
Jamc
Boyd
Receives
Appoint
me
lit-as-fisheries
Chief
In
District
No.
2
,T
fn"s
Boyd,
for
17
years
flsherler
'-."r
In
this
district
and
forHb?
yar
acting
Inspector,
has
reel
the
permanent
appointment
hrriet
Inspector
for
District
'J.
with
headquarters
m
Pjrtnce
:
i
it
Is
announced.
Mr.
Boya
ds
Adam
Mackie
who
was
t
rred
last
year
to
Vancouver.
Boyd,
during
his
Ion?
service
'iv
with
the
department,
has
ii
an
efficient
and
courteous
i
J
und
the
announcement
of
upnolntment
will
be
received
wneral
gratification
by
the
HELP
SALE
OF
SALMON
More
Than
$100,000
Is
to
Be
Expended
In
Big
Marketing
Campaign
VANCOUVER,
June
6:
More
t'.
'1
$100,000
is
to
be
spent
in
a
na-'
n
wide
campaign
to
promote
the
i.'
ol
canned
salmon.
The
packer
r.
agreed
to
contribute
on,
the
b
uf
ten
cenU
per
case
to
sup-
ri'
hi
ut
a
$25,000
grant
made
by
the
,
n
.
4
j
nn
avlra
Quebec.
Speech
of
Minister
of
Justice
First
Ministerial
Utterance
Since
Dissolution
Liberal
Campaign
Launched
TORONTO,
June
6:
Are
the
men
who
will
ronrospnt.
-
IMMEDIATE
ACTION
'
RESPECTINaWATT
PROBE
REQUESTED
'
4
VICTORIA,
June
6:--T.
D.
,,
Pattullo
has
sent
formal
no
-
-------
-
II..
M
rm.J.-m
I
nVklMl
quoting
that
the
commission-
7
er
be
appointed
forthwith
in
compliance
with
the
resolution
of
the
legislature
respecting
he'
dismissal
of
Norman
A.
WaW
from-his
position
as
gov-
'errrrHerifalgent
at'
Prince
Ru-
'ttt?"
.
4
STATUE
IS
UNVEILED
FISH
SALES
American
Eastern
Foint,
4,500,
Booth,
11c.
i
and
7c.
Canadian
I
Embla,
17,000,
Cold
Storage.
10.-,mand-
110
HOD
uiven
hv
the
Department
of
DO
NOT
WANT
PRIZES?
count
of
engine
trouble
and
was
re
leased.
The
owner
and
skipper
of
the
May
Is
B.
O.
Knudsen
and
there
is
one
other
man
aboird
her.
The
ves
sel
Is
at
present
In
the
custody
of
lac,
do
not
wish
to
have
a
available
T.ri
-tr
.i
i.
h.
noiiv
News.
They
comfort
vV--
r
r
O.
C.
Packers
,
Take
Oyer
Port
Edward
in
Exchange
For
Point,
Roberts
Rumors
current
for
the
las'
i-vt
fliT
have
mow
been
con
firmed
to
the
effect
that
the
C.
Packers
Ltdaave
completed
a
trade
of
thejr
Point
Rpbcrls
cannery
ln
ther
United
States
for
the
Pot
Wward
cannery.
The
Port
Edward
cannery
belonged
to
the
Pacific
American
I'hbcries.
cf
Uclllnrhaai.
1
WEDDED
HERE
LAST
EVENING
Miss
Itedwig
Christine
Jrnsert
Re-comrs
Bri'le
ofijohn
Mimihtm
Witk
at
Pretly
Cercinony
me
licncnes
ucoarinicuv
ana
is
uwa
.
up
alongside
the
Rlvidis
at
the
evening
at
the
nh.HU
T
float
rMns.
Jnhn
Ivan
:XALASKA
SERVICE!
Under
a
v;hitoarch
of
net.md
the
marrla
Lutheran
Chu
Miss
Hedwl?
Ch
this
city
to
Jol
TMFbHi
ft
nrVMad
torjk
nlai
i
J
:
me
it)i
M:
Bneh
n$L
St.
Pahrs1
offlcjattns.'
of
i
tine
.Tmsn
of
,
ostnmedln
Sind
colored
georgette
with
an
overdrape
lace
of
the
same
shade
and
had
an
ornament
ovr
the
front
of
her
hair
with
necklace
of
pearls.
The
Capt.
Neil
McLean
Will
Take
Prince
bridesmaid
was
Agnes
Underdahl.
George
North
on
First
Trip
'
wh
wnT
flowered
duet.
Little
Ag-.
nes
Wick,
dressed
ln
white
saUn,
.
.
acted
as
flower
girl.
The
groom
was
VANCOUVER.
......r,
June
6:-The
first
.
.ttended
bv
Hans
Underdahl.
and
sailing
to
Inaugurate
the
Vancouver
the
ring
service
was
used.
to
Alaska
steamship
service
is
nn-;
while
the
bridal
party
moved
in-
nounced
today
by
B.
C.
Keeley,
Pa
cific
Coast
manager
of
the
Cana-
to
their
places,
Mrs.
played
the
wedding
J.
H.
Hanson
March
from
dlan
National
Steamships.
This
Lohengrin.
During
the
signing
of
'.service
will
bo
opened
on
Monday
the
register
plana
muslo
was
play-
cd.
.
'the
the
bridal
loeorge
will
leve
at
10
p.m.
with
After
iCapt.
Neil
McLean
ln
command,
r
'
Tv,
,VKV
.u,
LONDON,
June
6:
-Erected
on
a
The
following
Monday
ss.
Prince
hill
at
Greenwich
above
the
naval
Rupert
will
go
Into
this
service
and
buildings
and
opposite
the
famous
throughout
the
summer
there
will
observatory"
a
statue
of
Oeneraljbe
a
sailing
every
Monday
evening.
James
Wolfe,
who
took
Canada
for
Tn
BriH1.lon
,
,hu
COmmenclna
the
English,
put
up
by
subscriptions
Tnursday
Ju,
y3
,
tne
M.
prlnce
service
and.
be-
Montcalm,
descendant
of
the
fam-jlng
the
fastest
boat
ln
the
service)
ous
Ocneral
Montcalm.
Wolfe's
'along
the
.coast,
this
palatial
new.
great
and
generous
antagonist
and
steamship
will
make
a
trip
every
French
commander
at
the
sclge
of
seven
days.
The
Prince
Henry
Is
the
first,
of
the
new
ships
to
be
con
structed
in
England
for
the
Canadian
National
Steamships'
Pacific
Coast
service
and
Is
now
on
Its
way
to
this
port
under
command
of
Capt.
Gilbert
At
San
Pedro,
ss.
Prince
Henry
will
be
turned
over
to
the
veteran
commodore
of
the
Pa-
clflc
Coast
fleet.
Capt.
Dan
Donald,
jwho
will
assume
permanent
com-
T
!.
nnd
Commerce,
the
latter
for
6c
and
6c
I
when
the
Alaskan
service
is
op
i
i
,;iniT
nrinovrvliimhla
flsn
in
veimu
v.,
:
preference
markets
of
Australia
and
6c.
holding
over.
ilM
New
Zealand
Gibson,
6,000.
Atlln,
12c
and
6c.
'
.
would
not
value!
According
to
George
McNlcholl
v
W
..,
.
,
Elcctrola
,
In
their
homes
homes,
They
iney
Mctor
Radio
with
general
n9CIsni.pr
ni.f
agent,
th
the
sum-
sum.
a
brautltul
set
of
sterling
silver
tableware
such
as
In
Bulger's
window,
-
-
"
S
V
O
U
1
1
1
II
U
IV
.
,
in
llllhnnnll
..
I-
that
showing
today
passenger
would
not
value
a
finq
sterling
silver
They
A
t
'
V
J
,
1
H
anyone
wanted.these
sort
of
things
the,
would
enter
Jn
then,n-ll
four
enter,
the
prlics
will
be
presented.
There
now
going
on.
If
onfy
will
be
no
hold
back.
.
,11.11,.-
which
they
firms
from
The
value
of
the
prUes
I,
guaranteed
by
the
c
purchased:
Wy
arc
the
finest
good
of
their
yPe
on
the
market
alf
an
hour
each
day
is
sui-
i!i
mer
bookings
have
been
quite
sa
were
set
for
the
wedding
dinner.
About
sixty
guests
were
present'and
a
number
of
speeches
suitable
to
the
occasion
were
made.
Many
valuable
gifts
were
received
by
the
happy
couple.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.Q.,
FRIDAY,
JUNE
6,
1930
CUBS
WIN
Importance
ANOTHER!
v
,
Took
Eighth
Straight
Victory
By
Defeating
Braves
Yesterd&f
-Athletics
and
Washington
Both
Lose
NEW
YORK,
June
6:-Chicago
Cubs
won
their
eighth
straight
Same
yesterday
when
they
defeated
Boston
Braves.
Hack
Wilson
hit
his
seventeenth
homer
of
the
season.
The
New
York
Giants
made
U
three
straight
by
winning
over
the
Cincinnati
Reds.
In
the
American
League,
a
four-run
rally
ln
the
second
inning
sewed
up
the
game
for
Detroit
Tigers
against
Washington
Senators.
St.
Louis
Browns
scored
five
runs
ln
the
ninth
lnnine
to
defeat
Philadelphia.
lh
;
Washington
Senators
were
shut
out
by
Detroit
Tigers
and
were
thus
unable
to
regain
first
place.
Yesterday's
scores:
J
National
Leajue
1
Cincinnati
4.
New
York
7.
Uhksarso
10,
Boston,
1
St.
Louis
4.
Philadelphia
10.
Piltsbui-g
5,
Brooklyn
6.
Amcrlsan
League
Boston
7.
Cleveland
17.
Philadelphia.
S,
St
Louis
6.
"
Washington
0.
De.troit-1.
NO
REPORT
'
GOLD
FIND
Department
of
Mines
at
Victoria
Keenly
Interested
in
New
Discovery
on
Stiklne
VICTORIA,
June
6:
No
word
has
been
received
by
the
Depart
ment
of
Mines
regarding
the
reported
gold
discovery
in
the
Casslar
country
but
Information
Is
expected
shorUy
from
the
gold
commissioner
at
Telegraph
Creek.
try
have
been
anticipated.
GENERAL
ELECTION
FIGHT
IS
GAINING
MOMENTUM
AS
MINISTERS
ENTER
ACTION
Campaign,
However,
Will
not
Reach
Full
Strength
Until
Leaders
Fire
Opening
Guns
Next
Week
OTTAWA.
.Tnnfl
fi:
Tho
n-pnprnl
nlpptinn
rnmnnirni
is
11.000,
refused
10.6c'
.
,h
.
wm
be
made
'
.
mmr,onf11rn
AlMin,-h
U
,:il
Mnf
Vnaoy
Jto
full
"
LUIlllll
lltUIUVltVUIIti
4&1V1IUVI11
W
1
V
V
A
VliVll
A
hJ
A
Mil
at
Powell
River
.Ocean
.Palls.
Prince
th
untU
next
week
when
Hon
R
n.
Bennett,
Con-
Crerar,
minister
of
railways,
lso
leaving
for
Winnipeg
at
the
end
of
the
week.
Hon.
J.
C.
Ralston,
.minister
of
...
.
.
t
.JJIII
t
l
I
.
I
.f.
.,
4
tlsiaciory
tvw.
"
ana
mucn
uuuuiunui
in-
,
iinuiiai
-
u:i
-
jvoitiuaji
"
mi
nd
manicure
set
or
a
beautiful
dinner
service
such
as
those
showing
t
.
Urc5t
na,
bce
sr,own-ln
the
book-
Nova
Scotia
to
look
after
the
cam-
incs
f6f
ss.
Prince
Henry,
lndlca
tlons
being
that
the
first
trip
will
be
made
with
a
capacity
passenger
list.
COMMITTED
FOR
TRIAL
palgn
ln
that
province.
Hon.
James
Murdock,
minister
of
trade
and
commerce
left
Wednesday
for
Kincardine
and
Hon.
W.
R.
Motherwell,
minister
of
agriculture,
is
off
to
his
constituency
of
Melville.
Arrangements
for
Hon.
C.
A.
Dun-
On
a
charge
of
Indecently
as-
ning,
minister
of
finance;
Hon.
saulthig
sauiimg
a
a
yuuug
young
woman,
wumuu,
George
Charles
Stewart,
minister
of
the
in
nc
worK.oi
me
canuiuaics
is
,.i,t
ficicnt
to
do
a
lot
of
canvassing.
It
need
hot
Interfere
mm
v
McRobble
of
Seal
Cove
was
com-
terlor;
Hon.
J.
C.
Elliott,
minister
of
work.
Thi
irrent
n.lntr
U
to
t
started
at
once.
-
miuea
ior
vnai
oy
Magistrate
mc-
puDiic
worits,
ana
on.
w.
u.
cuier,
rahanV
No
names
.111
b
e
published
until
1
m
ln
clty
pollce
court
thU
minister
of
national
revenue,
are
at
the
Daily
News
office.
...
w
....
-B.
I.
.
'"re
are
several
in
the
field.
IS
ELECTED
PRESIDENT
TORONTO,
June
6:-
ana
rue
BOSTON
GRILL
LAIKIET
CAIUItn
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturday!
Dancing
Every
Saturday
Night,
0
to
It
Dance
Hall
(or
Hire
Accommodatlona
for
Private
Parties
PHONE
437
!
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
LAP01NTE
ASKS
CANADA
HERCHOIC
Are
Men
of
Equality
or
Inferiority
the
Need
of
Country
Just
Now
THORNTON
ADDRESSES
MANUFACTURERS
TROLLER
IS
SEIZED
Ketchikan
Brwit
"May"
Taken
on
Charge
of
Anchoring
in
Canadian
Waters
The
30-foot
Ketchikan
trolllne
boat
"May"
was
brought
into
port:
yesterday
afternoon
by
the
f
Isner-!
lanada
at
trie
Imperial
Conference
in
Sentember
to
Ha
ie
Datrni
cruiser
nwidi
and
will
men
who
will
carry
oiit'the
wt
of
developing
the
Bri-
face
a
chare
beln8
anchored
in!
tish
Empire
on
principles
of
equality
of
status
or
men'-a&rSffiSSi?.?!
v;no
are
sun
suiienng
irom
an
inienority
complex,
who
seized
by
capt
shenpard
of
thei
nave
not
grown
wun
me
country
and
moved
with
the
"lvia"
v
ine
yicmiiy
oi
vow
iiiuj.
times
r
That
is
the
question
the
people
of
Canada
will
wiVy
monTinit
'
have
to
decide
at
the
coming
general
election
as
it
was
Th
May
war.
one
of
several
boats
Lid
before
an
audience
of
young
Liberals
here
last
which
were
taken
last
year
by
the
nicjt
by
Hon
Ernest
Lapointc
;
minister
of
justice
SS
Mr.
Lapomte
S
Speech
Was
the
first
Utterance
from
a
here,
on
charges
of
being
anchored
member
of
the
cabinet
since
the
dissolution
of
Parlia-
ln
Canadian
waters.
The
vessel
was
rrrnt
and
it
inaugurated
the
Liberal
campaign
for
the
SA"&JS-
ioruicoming
general
election.
CANNERIES
TRADED
of
Rank
in
Success
of
Industry
Stressed
Co-Ordinated
WKole
Is
Necessary4n
Success
of
Any
Undertaking,
Says
President
of
Canadian
National
Railways
TORONTO,
June
6:
Speaking
before
tHe
annual
dinner
of
the
Canadian
Manufacturers'
Association
at
the
close
of
its
session
last
nicht.
Sir
Henrv
W.
Thnrntnn.
chairman
and
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Rail
ways,
bespoke
for
the
rank
and
file
of
industry,
a
greater
piace
in
inuusmai
achievement.
A
manuiactunnc
enter
prise
is
much
more
than
technical
formulas,
processes,
bricks
and
mortar,
machines
and
men.
It
requires
no
great
perspicacity
to
produce
all
these
materia
thinra.
Nn
manufacturer
Is
worthy
of
th-w
name
unless
he
can
build
a
well
equipped
factory
and
operate
ltef
4
1
M
TtLi
DT
A
IM
flclently.
In
the
railway
lndustry&C
jr.!
I
EsU
1
AilM
icscrve
no
particular
credit
f6r:
novlng
frelghband
passengers
wlUi
economy
and
efficiency.
"The
larger
factor
both
ln
transportation
and
manufacturing
and
ludecd
all
forms
of
production.
Is
welding
all
of
the
subordinate
fac-
WtfiL
into
a
Qoxdlnated
whole.
Many
there
are
who
can
perform
the
essential
technical
functions
Few
there
are
who
can
brinz
to
the
rank
and
file
that
Inspiration,
which!
13
essential
to
progress.
Andiisuoce&si
"It
is
in
this
reganLnofftidi.ySlri
Henry,
"that
industry.
finds
4tfiilln
est
and
broadest
aspect."
HeiAni
menaea
10
uie
aiienuon
oi
nis
aua
lence
the
education
and
selection
of.
men
for
responsible
posts
whose
experience
extended
beyond
mathematics
and
technical
experience.
Canada,
ln
common
with
other
ad
vancing
nations
needs
men
to
lead
her
Industries
who
had
a
profundity
of
knowledge,"
he
said.
Making
a
place
for
the
laying
of
a
wise
foundation
for
Canada,
even
Officials
of
the
department
are
yet
a
virgin
country,
sir
Henry
said,
keenly
Interested
ln
a
lode
discovery
ac,haract!i
must
built
whlca
n
an
area
mainly
famous
for
its
w111
be
dgtlnctly
Canadian
and
placer
deposits.
Extensive
mining
n0..Wenaen
Dack
wlth.fjrlde
on
developments
In
the
Casslar
coun-
the
achlevements
of
the
past,
well
Indeed
was
the'
work
done.
Let
us
see
we
do
our
work
as
well
ln
the
future."
In
commenting
on
the
introductory
words
of
President'
Elmer
Davis,
the
president
of
the
Canadian
NaMcnal
system
disclaimed
sole
responsibility
for
the
road's
success,
saying,
"To
you
I
commend
the
fine
spirit
of
your
servants
as
represented
on
the
payrolls
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways."
SHRINERS
GO
EAST
VANCPUVER,
June
6:
On
their
way
to
Toronto
where
they
will
gen
and
skagway.
according
to
Mr.
jservative
leader,
opens
his
campaign
tour
at
Winnipeg
on
tak'e
part
tn
the
annual
sh'rlnersi
iKeeley.
This
official
states
that,.;une
V
ana
1'remicr
liing
opens
his
a
lew
days
later
at
convention
to
be
held
there
shortly.
both
the
Rupert
and
the
Ooorge
j
London,
the
approaching
week-end
Will
be
a
busy
one
for
three
special
sleeping
cars
of
dele-Ihave
been
completely
reconditioned
:aij
concerned.
Hon.
Peter
Heenan,
minister
of
labor,
left
Bates
fromivarlbus
Shrine
Temples
Idurlne
the
winter
and
start
out
on
ii.
.,;
if
.
n
T
ir,Vf
Pcf,ocf
alonjr
the
Parlflc
Coast
left
here
.
their
summer
season
with
new
Ct
yesterday
afternoon
attached
to
...
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i
i
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m
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mirh
,"v"
ali-onfltf
Motif
n
llriincttrmL-
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In
.
.
,
.
...
i:nnni'i
la
in
ntifi
Hnn
A
:.
Aniumnii
hi
nmnie
nf
Trlnce
Kupcri
arc
no
furnishings
tnrougnout
wun
every
jvvm.,
m..vV
...
4.,.,,
.u..uv.M
.
inc
"uonicaorauon,"
cracic
trans
con
linen
la
1
train
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
The
;party
Includes
official
delegates
and
members
of
Otzeh
Temple.
Victoria;
Nile
Temple,
Seattle;
El
Kader
Temple.
PrirUand;
Hlllah
Temple,
Ashland;
Orol
and
Aflfl
Temple,
Tacoma.
MThe
party
from
.
'the
American
Temples
arrived
in
aimer
uavis.
Vancouver
over
night
and
the
of-
of
Kingston
was
yesterday
elected
nclal
program
calls
for
a
stop
of
president
of
the
Canadian
Manu-
one
day
at
Jasper
Park
where
the
facturcrs'
Association.
Other
of
flc-jmembrs
wlI1
vlslt
tge
famou3
e"
are:
j
Rocky
Mountain
summer
resort,
First
vice-president,
W.
II.
Tur-
Jasper
Park
Lodge,
and
one
day
in
ner,
Granby,
Quebec.
jWlnnlpeg
where
they
will
be
Joined
Second
vlce,-prcsldent,
W.
C.3by
a
large
delegation
o
Manitoba
Coulter,
Toronto.
,Shriners,
The
party
will
arrive
ln
Treasurer,
T.
F.
Moneypenny,
Winnipeg
on
Saturday
morning
and
Toronto.
ln
Toronto
the
following
Monday.
HBOYS'BAND
Representative
of
Vancouver
Ro---i3ryv.Cliib.Sf
l
Jure-
They
WIU
Do
So
Riinert
Good
Town
'
-01
11
.
'
Jniiitri-
"
J
Promising
that
the
Rotary
Club
'irvahriouver
would
be
among
those
whb
would
entertain
the
Boys'
Band
of
Prince
Rupert
on
their
forth
coming
tour,
W.
Webster
of
Vancouver,
charter
member
of
the
Rotary
Club
of
that
city,
entertained
the
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Ro
tary
Club
in
an
interesting
chat
at
their
luncheon
yeaterdav
afternoon.
He
said
that
while
he
had
no
right
to
speak
officially
he
was
sure
they
would
do
it.
Another
Ii
teresting
thing
Mr.
Webster
said
was
that
he
had
tra
velled
around
the
province
a
good
deal
and
had.
talked
with
many
others'Vho
had,
arid
It
wis
gentr-illy
recognized
that
Prince
Rupert
xras
one
of
three
good
towns
ln
Brl-"Jsh'Vjdlumbla
at
the
present
time.
The
other
two
were
Nelson
and
Trail.
He
represented
the
Underwood
Typewriter
Company
and
he
said
that
his
firm
had
not
an
overdue
account
in
the
city
at
the
present
time.
That
spoke
well
for
the
:lty.
He
also
said
that
D.
McAllister
representaUve
of
the
Y.M.C.A..
who
was
coming
to
the
city
the
week
after
next,
was
a
splendid
man.
CAMPAIGN
OF
TERROR
Arson
Threatened
in
Sawmills
Oriental
Continue
to
Be
Employed
If
VANCOUVER,
June
6:
Threats
if
a
campaign
of
terror
by
arson
ihrough
organized
gangs
in
British
Columbia
lumber
mills
as
long
as
Oriental
labor
supplants
white
workers
are
made
ln
an
anonymous
letter
received
by'
one
lumberman
In
Vancouvcf,,rri1uy.,,,'ri,lWllce
are
'investlgatimri"
.
Officials
of
the
provincial
fire
marshal's
department
found
evidence
of
incendiary
origin
for
two
fires
ln
large
shingle
mills
on
the
banks
of
the
Fraser
River
only
ono
week
ago.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
June
6:
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
local
exchange
today
at
$1.11'..