Tomorrow's
Tides
Thursday,
August
7,
1930
nigh
12.59
p.m,
17.1
ft.
Low
8,47
a.m.
3.8
ft.
18.53
p.m"
8.91'
Sfy.
Vol.
XXI..
No.
182,
OTTAWA.
Aug.
6:
Political
ob-trn,vr--
m
the
capital
are
unanl-c;
iv
of
opinion
that
Premler-Dennett
wilf
take
office
as
friii;
Minister
tomorrow
after-
V
pf
mber
2
now
appears
to
be
prubable
date
for
the
opening
f'1
special
session
of
Parliament
!'
at
with
unemployment.
Ar-r'i
mcnts
arc
being,
speeded
to
'
hi;
session
at
this
early
date
tr.
J
ty
flection
writs
for
the
return
r
'
ministers
will
probably
be
i
'.ict
Thursday,
as
soon
as
the
ad-K".
'ration
takes
office.
In
political
circles
It
is
the
gen-fl
belief
that
the
selected
mlnls-tr"
will
not
be
onnnsed.
The
eur-
.l
h:ild
and
the
connection
which
1
i'
government
has
had
for
the
tt
'
right
and
a
half
years
with
tho
Puv.
Council
Chamber,
repository
if
many
state
secrets,
will
bo
scv-f
f,:'1-
All
the
ministers
are
now
In
tllC
C;ihv
FireatWardner
Burned
Lumber
r'HANBROOK.
'B.C.,
Aug.
0:
ris
Uiought
to
be
of
Incendiary
Witfln.
.starting
soon
after
midnight,
r
'rsyed
flvo
cottage
and
approve
lyten'mlUion
feet
of
lumber
u
the
yards
of
the
Crow's
Nest
mbor
Company
at
Wardner
to-
Sir
Dcnistoun
Burncy
Gives
Notable
Address
to
Ottawa
Canadian
Club
With
Bennett,
Kins
and
Governor
General
Anions
Those
Present
OTTAWyVti
6:-j-A
chajlcnce
to
Canada
to
take
the
next
step
in,
putting
the
British
Empire
in
the
forefront
of
airship
transportation
through
the
inauguration
of
a
transatlantic
service
between
Great
Britain
and
Canada
before
the
service
between
Germany
and
United
States
planned
by
Dr.
Hugo
Eckener
gets
under
way,
was
voiced
by
Sir
Dcnistoun
Burncy,
designer
of
the
dirigible
R-100
in
an
address
to
the
Canadian
Club
here.
In
the
presence
of
Premier-Elect
Bennett,
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King,
and
Viscount
Willingdon,
Governor
General,
the
sponsor
of
the
first
Great
Britain
to
Canada
airship
flight
asked
for
the
formation
of
a
committee
of
prominent
Canadian
businessmen
to
investigate
the
situation
within
the
next
few
days
and
to
decide
whether
the
Canadian
government
and
business
interests
were
prepared
to
back
a
transatlantic
airship
service.
With
the
views'of
sije
a
eornniittec
before
him,
he
would
be
able
to
lay'iicrS
Exposition
before
the
British
government
bri'his
rcfurntb
London.
Dirigibles
for
the
Great
Britain-Canada
service
would
be
capable
of
making
85
miles
an
hour
with
100
passengers
and
10
tons
of
mail,
taking
two
and
a
half
days
west-
warn
anu
two
days
eastward
in
crossing;
Sir
Dcnistoun
promised
to
provide
the
committee
with
all
necessary
data
in
regard
to
such
a
service.
BENNETT
TO
TAKE
OFFICE
TOMORROW
Final
Cabinet
Meeting
of
King
Government
Likely
to
Be
Held
Today
Percy
Williams
Wins
at
Toronto
Hams
of
Vancouver,
won
the
100-yard
exhibition
race
at
the
Dominion
police
games
here
today
in
nine
and
four-fifths
seconds.
Johnny
Fltzpatrlck
ol
Hamilton
came
second,
and
"W.
Boreau
of
Montreal,
third.
$50,000
IS
DEMANDED
Chinese
Desperadoes.
Chop
From
Woman's
Hand
and
Send
It
In
Letter
NANKINO.
Aug.
6:
The
British
consular
authorities
at
Foochow
reported
that
desperadoos
had
chopped
a
finger
from
the
hand
of
a
British
woman
missionary
at
Klen-
yang
In
Northern
Kuklen
province,
.n
will
nrobablv
be
runir
down
on
'and
sent
the
severed
digit
to
the
toe
final
act
in
connection
with
the
provincial
officials
at
Yenplng
with
pr
::
at-
govrrnment
at
the
cabinet
,
a
demand
for
$50,000
ransom
for
the
:n6
thu
afternoon.
In
alt
like-
missionary
and
her
companion.
'
1
1
the
meeting
will
he
the
last
'Both
have
been
held
captive
for
more
than
a
montn
ana
me
uniisii
government
demands
their
release.
Beaten
to
Death
In
Hotel
Room
PORTLAND.
Ore..
Aug.
0:
The
body
of
a
woman
about
40
years
of
age
registered
In
a
local
hotel
as
Mrs.
R.
Davis
of
Tacoma,
was
fpun
dead
in
her
room.
Detectives
say
she
had
been
beaten
to
death.
SUDBURY.
Ont.,
August
6
In
a
fire
this
morning
In
McAndrew's
rooming
house
on
Station
Street,
J.
Brandes,
travelling
oculist,
Montreal.
65,
and
Robert
Arnold
lum-hcrlaek.
55.
were
overcome
by
Butccn
hundred
horses
are
en-!
smoke
and
died
before
they
could
l';rl
in
tho
30
days
of
racing
at
be
rescued.
Three
others
were
ln-Ar"ni;ton,
Chicago.
I
lured.
British
Government
Brings
Pressure
to
Bear
on
China
to
Release
Lady
Missionaries
LONDON,
Aug.
6:
The
British
government
today
made
urgent
representations
to
the
Nanking
government
for
the
release
from
the
bandits
of
the
missionaries,
Miss
Edith
Nettlcton
and
Miss
E.
J.
Harrington,
being
held
for
ransom.
It
was
Miss
Nettleton,
whose
finger
,was
reported
to
have
been
cut
off
and
mailed
in
a
letter
demanding
$50,000.
AMY
GETS
NICE
CHECK
Miss
Johnson
Given
Welcoming
Luncheon
at
Which
Presentation
Is
Made
LONDON.
Eng..
Aug.
6:
Amy
Johnson,
Drltain's
flying
heroine
made
a
triumphal
progress
today
In
sunshine
and
rain
through
the
streets
of
London.
She
went
to
her
hotel
where
Britain's
conquering
youth
of
1930.
most
of
them
girl
celebrities,
attended
a
welcoming
luncheon
and
saw
her
receive
a
check:
for
10,000
from
the
London
TORONTO.
Aug.
6:
-Percy
Wll-
j
Daily
Mall
STATES
WILL
TAKE
MUCH
B.
CLUMBER
WASHINGTON,
Aug,
6:
All
sawed
lumber
and
timber
If
not
further
manufactured
than
planed
or
dressed
on
one
side
will
be
ad-!
Imltted
free
from
Canada
Into
the
Finter
United
States.
This
decision
Is
made
to
clarify
the
new
tariff
law.
De
partment
of
Customs
found
that
the
words
"boards"
"planks."
and
"deals'"
as
In
bill
had
no
commercial
significance
and
they
were
changed
to
all
sawed
lumber
and
timber
If
not
manufactured.
TAXES
ARE
WELL
PAID
The
city
treasurer's
department
reports
that
the
total
collections
hi
taxes
o
,
date
c
this
year
Is
$169,491.90.
This
Is
81.5
of
the
amount
of
the
tax
levied
for
the
year
and
at
this
time
of
the
year
is
unusually
high.
Further
sums
received
today
would
bring
this
total
up
to
85
it
is
believed,
so
that
the
city's
financial
standing
ranont
be
considered
other
than
very
satisfactory.
overcome
by
smoke
Liberal
Elected
On
a
Recount
QUEBEC,
Aug.
6:
A
recount
In
Bonavcnturc
shows
Uiat
the
Hon.
Charles
Marclllc.
Liberal
Is
elected
by
a
majority
of
46.
This
scat
had
been
previously
conceded
to
the
Conservatives.
RELIEF
TO
LIVESTOCK
Federal
Government
Will
Aid
In
Providing
Feed
in
Parched
Sections
WASHINGTON,
Aug.
6:
The
department
of
agriculture
Is
investigating
the
drought
conditions
with
a
view
to
relieving
distress
where
necessary.
President
Hoover
announced
last
eventnc
that
tl
Federal
Government
would
co-operate
with
local
authorities
in
providing
feed
for
stock
whero
it
was
found
that
there
was
none
and
also
in
removing
stock
from
sections
where
there
was
no
feed
to
others
where
it
might
be
more
abundant.
So
far
there
is
no
relief
from
the
heat
conditions
of
the
past
week
or
two
and
the
whole
of
the
United
States
Is
more
or
less
affected
by
It.
In
the
State
of
Washington,
where
the
drought
has
been
felt
less
than
in
most
parts
of
the
country,
there
is
danger
of
forest
firrs
and
extreme
vigl-lence
Is
being
exercised
to
prevent
them.
HEAT
BRINGS
WHEAT
PRICE
MUCH
HIGHER
WINNIPEO,
Aug.
6:
Continued
torrid
weather
over
the
wheat
growing
districts
caused
net
gains
of
5Vb
to
5
cents
a
bushel
on
the
wheat
market
today.
October
closed
at
$1.02;
December,
$1.04y,
and
May
delivery,
$1.10.
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
6:
Wheat
on
the
local
exchange
sold
at
$1.00,
being
an
Increase
of
practically
five
cents
aver
yesterday's
price
of
9514c
and
being
13
cents
higher
than
It
was
a
week
ago
when
It
slumped
to
87HC
Continued
hot
weather
Is
having
a
big
effect
In
boosting
the
prices.
Airiofn
T
ncae
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST
G,
1930
BOSTON
GRILL
LAIM1E
CAIUUET
Bpeclal
Dinner
Thursday!
and
Saturday
Danclnf
,'Evrrjr
Saturday
Night,
9
to
It
.Dune
Hall
tor
Hire
Accommodations
for
Private
Partita
1'IIONE
437
PRICE
FIVE.qEffCT
UTS
AIR
SERVICE
UP
TO
CANADIANS
Would
Establish
Air
Route
Service
Between
Canada
and
Great
Britain
Before
Dr.
Eckener
Gets
His
Proposed
Service
to
United
States
White
Star
Motorship,
Britannic,
World's
Largest
Liner
New
27,000-ton
White
Star
motorship,
Britannic,
world's
largest
cabin
liner,
as
she
arrived
at
New
York
after
her
maiden
westward
transatlantic
voyage.
PRINCE
TO
VISIT
BRAZIL
NEXT
YEAR
LONDON.
August
6-VThe
Prince
of
Wales
plans
to
visit
&gqUae,an4
frazil
neatyear
It
became
known
loday.
The
visit
will
be
for
the
particular
purpose
of
opening
the
BrI-
tlsh
Trade
exhibition
In
Bue-
nos
Aires.
Reports
From
Tulsequah
Are
Very
Promising
Unemployed
Ask
Joint
Action
to
Provide
Relief
Canners
Feeling
Strahk6f
jJSig
Catches
of
Salmon
Coming
In
Daily
Necessitating
Long
Hours
y
r
The
canners
are
beginning
to
fqel
the
strain
of
the
heavy
run
of
pinks
and
soclceye
salmon
on
the
Skeena
River
and
other
northern
waters.
So
far
all
the
fish
have
been
packed
as
they
arrive
but
the
staffs.are
firirTff'of''he
lont,
davs.
commencing
at
daybreak
aiij
contpgpmtrjtimes
until
midnight.
So
great
has
Wen
the
strljBlhal
li
several
cases
the
canners
have
hadto
refrain,
jfroni-sending
out
their
seiners.
ji
'
iA
The
result
of
the
big
run,
which
is
almost
unprecedented
of
recent
years,
is
that
a
large
amount
of
1
oady
cash
will
be
liberated
in
Northern
B.
C.
The
canners
are
not
so
nleased
as
perhaps
thev
mitrht
be
because
it
is
understood
I
that
none
of
the
pinks
have
yet
been
sold
and
the
canning
Reports
from
Tulsequah,
which
is
;
is
with
them
rather
speculative.
In
the
public
eye
so
much
on
ac-
r
u
i
i
t
ii
une
result
oi
me
uig
saimon
run
nas
ocen
tne
uemana
count
of
its
talnlng
potentialities,
!
for
jabor
tQ
handle
the
fish
at
th(J
different
canneries
and
f,i.
JLr
rnln.
through
the
local
labor
bureau
men
have
been
sent
to
the
A
late
spring
tills
prevented
year
-,,!
1
ri..,
rr
c
prospectors
from
getting
out
in
the
amhi,
ssajroywn-,
ouiuiyaiuc,
hills
as
early
as
had
been
.hoped
Cassiar,
Port
Edward
and
Lowe
Inlet.
owing
to
Uie
heavy
snow
still
lying
There
has
been
a
fair
demand
locally
for
casual
labor
but
at
present
it
is
stated
that
there
t0o.
so
that
there
is
little
unomnlovment
at
the
moment-in
IE
f
'
.
I
,
.
:.
"
7
Tulsequah.
There
are
35
others
on!
'
a
permanent
payroll
and
several;
families
are
also
located
In
this
new
!
yrj
4
VET
O
T
If
P
mining
centre.
Altogether
there
are
!
v
Za
Y
I
f1
N
nvor
nnn
linnHrxl
nonnln
In
f
h
In.
i
Li
11
X
U
J
jLttJ
callty.
Tlic
Alaska-Juneau
Mining
Company
Is
the
most
active
mining
company
at
present
but
two
others
are
Interested
and
it
is
expected
that
within
the
next
two
weeks
further
developments
will
occur.
Three
discoveries
were
recently
made
of
which
one
Is
particularly
promising
WHEN
MIXED
Sum
of
$100,000
Claimed
on
P.ehalf
of
Young
Child
CHICAGO,
Aug.
6:
Damages
of
$100,000
for
a
"tost
IdenUty"
will
be
find
him
labeled
"Bamberger."
i
"It
is
the
first
suit
of
its
kind
j
'
Standing
Now
Is
138
to
87
In
Federal
Election
TORONTO,
Aug.
6
With
Hon.
Charles
Ma
ret!
elected
In
Bonaven-ture.
Liberals
have
elected
87
members
and
Conservatives
138.
Quebec
has
therefore
elected
39
Tulsequah
Is
easy
of
access
and
.asked
In
a
suit
filed
by
counsel
for
Uberal,
and
25
conwrvntlvM
In
addition
there
Is
a
regular
con-!
William
WaUclns.
distraught
father
nectlon
with
Juneau
by
air.
of
one
of
the
two
babies
In
the
now
famous
Watklns-Damberger
baby
tOrd
IS
The
suit
i
breuzhs
Ajmnt,the
Kmlov.enti
hospital
Assoetaflort
'in
bet)
Of
of
the
infant
the
Watklns
brought'
hoic
as
theirs,
only
to
Here
From
South
Dr.
O.
M.
Sanford,
president
of
he
B.
C.
Conference
of
the
United
hurch
of
Canada,
arrived
from
f,""
'
e,"-
;v'
m
rr
"
Vancouver
this
.
morning.
He
wUl
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
6:-Spcclal
Barrett
Ollara,
attorney
for
Wat-
addreM
the
mi.
tonight
In
the
resolutions
calling
on
the
provincial
kins.
w..
first
United
.Church
hpte
and
will
.
,
eovernment
and
transporUtlon
The
.baby
'the
Pttjef9pi.,,V1,k
northern
I'
w.r
if
A
In
T
nkp
,
companies
to:
d)
Stop
migration
of
Watkfos
say,
the
bby
ts.Barnbsr-
of
the
provlrW.
,
BELLEVILLE.
Ont.,
Aug.
indigents
to
British
Columbia:
(2)
K.
Xnta
u
Dr
saniord
nrgt
trlp
to
Askinir
for
survev
of
industries
of-i
The
BambergeB
say
he
Is
a
Wat-
rtnnArt
nnrt
ka
i
nrMn
6:
nrovlnce
with
a
view
to
anticipating
kins
and
contend
Uiey
have
their
tmnrAMM4
wtlh
th
soiih
nr,ni,r.
joerry
Fltton
of
Toronto,
prominent
unemployment;
(3)
Favoring
equal
own
baby.
Hence
the
plaintiff
will
anoe
of
the
clty
and
Iu
a,r
Ql
prQ
j
aviator,
was
drowned
in
Lake
On-
division
of
relief
costs
between
allege
he
does
not
know
who
he
Is.
jgreg8
and
prosperity.
tarlo
today
while
attempting
to
municipal,
provincial
and
swim
ashore
from,
his
plane
which
governments,
were
passed
had
been
forced
down.
Terry
Mc-
unemployment
conference
here
to-Oovern,
parachute
Jumper,
who
day.
accompanied
Fltton,
clung
to
the
This
conference
was
attended
by
plane
and
was
rescued
In
an
ex-
representatives
from
the
city
and
hausted
condition,
tthe
adjoining
municipalities.
federal
1UC
.nuu.i
uHuigos
um-u
wm
by
the
represent
me
damage
aoue
to
mm
through
contusing
his
identity.
New
York
City
has
three
major
league
baseball
clubs,
or
one
each
2.000,000
Inhabitants.
WILL
MAKE
FLIGHT
ST.
HUBERT,
Quebec,
August
8
The
dirigible
R-100
will
fly
over
for
.Toronto
and
Ottawa
it
was
an
nounced
today.