A
scow
belonging
to
the
Pacific
Salvage
Co.
capsized
about
4
o'clock
thte
morning
and
5.000
sacks
of
cement
spilled
In
the
harbor.
The
cement
had
been
taken
from
the
freighter
Chilliwack
and
was
destined
for
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada's
construction
work
at
Falls
River.
When
It
was
seen
that
the
scow
was
going
over,
an
attempt
was
made
to
take
it
over
to
McNlcholl
Creek
to
beach
it
but
it
capsized
in
the
middle
of
the
harbor
before
reaching
there.
Cc.
8c.
FISH
SALES
Summary
American--98,500
pounds,
10.9c
and
M
to
13c
and
7c.
Canadian
21.500
pounds,
11.1c
and
Gc
to
11.4c
and
8c.
American
Kodl&k,
35,000,
Cold
Storage,
ldDc
and
0c.
Ithona,
10.000,
Cold
Storage,
12.9c
and
7a
Sherman,
14,000.
Pacific,;
12.8c
and
7c.
III
qill,
10,500.
Booth,
12.9c
and
7c.
Eureka,
15,000,
and
Wabash,
3,500,
13c
and
7c.
Jack,
8,500,
Cold
Storage,
12c
and
7c.
Canadian
Johanna,
9,000,
Pacific,
11.4c
and
6c.
Viking
L,
7,000.
Booth,
11.2c
and
Royal
III,
5,500,
Royal,
11.1c
and
"Good
government
cannot
.
be
found
on
the
bargain
counter."
Calvin
Coolldgc.
Former
Engineer
Under
Arrest
For
Murder
as
Outcome
of
Shooting
Dennis
Greenwood
Dead
and
William
Floyd
In
Custody
as
Result
of
Affray
at
Canal
Flats
Near
Invcrmcrc
I
INVERMERE,
July
7:
Dennis
Greenwood,
provincial
pame
warden
at
Canal
Flats,
34
miles
from
here,
is
dead!
and
William
Floyd,
late
stationary
engineer
south
of
that!
point,
is
under
arrest
charged
with
murder
as
a
result
of
i
a
shooting
in
front
of
a
store
at
Canal
Flats
Saturday
af-j
ternoon.
Floyd
was
to
have
appeared
in
court
Saturday
on
a
charge
of
trapping
without
a
licence
which
had
beenl
preferred
by
Greenwood.
SCOWTURNS
TURTLE
AND
CARGO
LOST
Five
Thousand
Sacks
of
Cement
Spilled
In
Harbor
Early
This
Morning
LOST
HIS
LIFE
IN
GOING
OVER
FALLS
NIAOARA
FALLS.
July
7
The
body
of
Oeorge
Stathakls
of
Buffalo
and
New
York,
who
on
Saturday
In
a
barrel
went
over
Niagara
Falls,
was
recov-
ered
yesterday
below
the
falls.
The
barrel
was
Intact
but
StaUiakls
was
suffocated
'
to
death.
Tenders
For
Queen
Charlotte
Wharf
Repairs
Called
Tenders
arc
being
called
by
the
federal
department
of
public
works
for
repairs
to
the
wharf
at
Queen
Charlotte
City,
appropriations
to
cover
the
work
having
been
voted
at
the
last
session
of
Parliament.
The
tenders
are
returnable
at
noon,
July
22.
ASSIZES
SEPTEMBER
17
VICTORIA,
July
7:
The
fall
ses-lon
of
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
at
Prince
Rupert
will
be
on
September
17.
The
Prince
George
Assizes
will
open
September
24.
MK,IJKAIY
IS
NOMINATED
The
first
nomination
to
be
filed
for
Skeena
riding
In
the
forthcoming
federal
election
Is
4
that
of
James
Charles
Brady,
giving
his
occupation
as
a
teacher,
whose
papers
were
presented
this
morning
to
Re-
turning
Officer
E.
H.
Mortl-
mer.
Mr.
Brady's
nominators
nr
npnrcfi
mil.
II.
Ai
Breen.
J.
II.
Thompson,
Cyril
H.
Orme.
W.
R.
McAfee.
D.
C.
Stuart,
R.
1
E.
Benson,
R.
W.
Cameron.
,J.
A.
Klrkpatrlck,
William
Gil-
;
Christ
and
W.
E.
Fisher.
W.
E.
Fisher,
Smith
Block,
is
named
as
Mr.
Brady's
official
agent.
PUBLIC
MEETING
In
the
interests
of
J.
C.
Brady
,
Conservative
Candidate
for
Skeena
Will
be
addressed
by
HON.
H.
H.
STEVENS
and
MR.
BRADY
it
.
i"
Moose.Hall,
Monday
July
7,
8.15
p.m.
Seats
reserved
for
Ladles
0
Boys,
8
and
undcr--Allan
Leigh-
ton,
George
Baker.
Qlrls,
12
and
under
Marjorie
Sllversldes,
Marcelle
Jabour.
Boy,
12
and
under
Robert
Gib
son,
Gordon
Munro.
Girls,
14
and
under
Francis
LJsney,
Lilian
Jones.
,
Boys,
14
and
under
William
Grosvener,
Robert
Gibson.
Young
ladles'
race
Olive
Munro,
Florence
Grosvenor.
Ladles'
novelty
balloon
race-Mrs.
Dan
Jabour,
Mrs.
Dawes.
Mixed
novelty
thread
and
needle
race
Olive
Munro
and
F.
W.
Allan,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rice.
Married
ladles
Mrs.
Sam
Jabour,
Mrs.
Dan
Jabou"r.
Ladles
and
gents
3-legged
race-Olive
Munro
and
William
Brooks-bank,
Miss
Florence
Grosvenor
and
BUI
Grosvenor.
,
Men's
sack'
race
Jack
Nelson,
William
Brooksbank.
Men's
100-yard
dash
WJlllam
GroflVMior,
Stan
Smith.
Ladies'
sack,
racer;Mrs,1La4n3Ja-bour,,
Mrsi.
am
.Jabour.
Children's
3-legged
race
W.
Grosvenor
and
Gordon
Munro,
Dwlght
Rice
and
Nancy
Dawes.
TERRACE,
July
8-Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
McLcod
entertained
tho
High
and
Public
School
staffs:
Mr.
Walsh,
Rev.
Arthur
and
Mrs.
Robinson
and
Master
Theodore
Robinson
on
Thursday
and
Saturday
evenings
before
their
departure
for
summer
vacation.
Remarkable
system
of
new
transport
is
to
be
tried
out
nrxt
month
at
Milnsavie.
near
Glassnw.
when
the
"rail
plane.''
Invented
by
Mr.
George
Bonnie.
Mill
be
demonstra
V
the
pubUc.
Xha
.coa
reshaped
like
an
airship,
will
be
dilvcn
along
overhead
rails
by
a
pr
seller
at
each
end.
ROYAL
ARCH
HASPICNIC
TurwcH
Island
Was
Scene
of
Enjoyable
Outing
Yesterday
For
Members
of
Kaien
Chapter
Kalen
Chapter,
Royal
Arch
Ma
sons,
held
its
annual
picnic
Sunday
on
the
sandy
shores
of
Tugwcll
Island.
Good
weather
favored
the
event
and
a
large
crowd
of
members
of
the
chapter,
their
wives
and
families
had
a
very
enjoyable,
outing.
Private
boats
were
used
principally
in
carrying
the
picnickers
to
the
island.
Mrs.
E.
B.
Baker
distri
buted
prises
to
the
following
race
winners:
,
Tiny
tots
race,
prim
for
all.
Girls,
8
and
unJer--Jessie
Gibson,
Joan
Baker.
Hon.
H.ELStevens
States
Publicly
That
Peace
River
Outlet
Must
Go
to
Vancouver
By
Way
of
P.
G.
E.
In
an
address
at
North
Vancouver
Friday
night
the
Vancouver
Province
reports
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens
as
follows:
"Without
further
delay
the
Peace
River
country
must
have
connection
with
the
Pacific
Coast,
and
this
connection
must
be
with
Vancouver."
Amplifying
this
statement,
he
said:
.
"The
taxpayers
of
this
province
have
some
$63,-000,000
in
the
P.G.E.,
which
Liberal
policy
has
left
with
its
northern
end
in
the
air.
I
contend
that
line
must
be
extended
to
the
Peace
River
country
and
that
the
Federal
Government
must
co-operate
in
sq-curing
that
purpose."
CAMERON
LAKE
FLIGHT
IS
ISMADEPARKj
AT
AN
END
Announcement
Made
Today
By
,
Trojected
Trans-Atlantic
ivrlrr
Tnlml,
R.rrilnr
Crossing
Island
Timber
Stand
!
VICTORIA,
July
7:-Cameroh
I.ake
Forest
nn
Vancouver
Island,
one
of
the
world's
finest
timber
'stands,
will
be
macd
a
provincial
park
under
plans
announced
by,
Premier
Tolmle.
GGNAN
DOYLE
PASSES
AWAY
Noted
Author
and
Spiritualist
Dies
Today
at
Ilis'llome
in
London
'J
From'
Heart
i
Disease
"
LONDON.
Jutt-wSIr
Arthur
Conan
Doyle,
aged
71,
creator
of
"Sherlock
Holmes"
and
widely
knqwn
spiritualist
and
author,
died
I
at
his
home
here
today
from
heart
disease.
He
had
been
ill
for
two
months.
THE
WEATHER
Prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
calm,
temperature,
50.
of
Major
Wynne-Eyton
Falls
at
Start
ST.
JOHN'S,
Nfld.,
July
7:
A
projected
trans-Atlantic
flight
by
Major
C.
B.
Wynne-Eyton,
British
airman,
ended
yesterday
when,
starting
the
flight
from
the
lining
field
at
Harbor
Grace,
the
tiny
Molh
plane
crashed
from
a
height
of
30
feet,
caught
fire
and
was.'de-stroytd.
Wynne-Eyton,
himself,
was
painfully
injured.
TWO
DOUKHOnOU
SCHOOLS
BURNED
NELSON.
July
7:
A
brick
school
built
last
year
at
the
Doukhobor
colony
at
Glads
at
a
cost
of
$18,000
was
completely
wrecked
by
dynamlto
on
Saturday
morning.
On
Friday
night,
a
new
school
at
Brilliant,
valued
at
$5,000;
was
do
stroyed
by
fire.
FATAL
AIR
,
COLLISION
Newr
Westminster
Student
Pilot
Killed
in
Crash
at
Camp
Borden
Today
,
uiiAWA,
July
7:
Provincial
,'
Pilot
Officer
E.W.
Sorenen
of
New
Westminster,
B.C.,
was
killed
and
Provisional,
PUotj,
Of
fleer
O.
D.
Poolef
of
Woodrbffe,
Ont,
was
ser-
lbusly
injured
as
a
result
of
a
collision
In
the
air
at
Camp
Borden
this
morning.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
July
7:
Wheat
was
quoted
at
94c
on
the
local
exchange
today.
Vol.
I.
y
Tomorrow's
Tides
'
BOSTON
GRILL
Tuesday,
July
g,
1930
LARGE
cAaiuei
High
.
.
Special
Dinner
Thunday
and
Saturday!
.
12.33
p
(Lrft
Danclnc
Every
Saturday
Nl'bt,
9
to
12
Low
6.18
t.
Dance
Hall
(or
Hire
Accommodation
for
Private
Partlw
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PHONE
457
Vol.
XXI.,
No.
157.
PRINCE
JZUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JULY
7,
1930
PRICE
FIVE
CEN1U
GAME
WARDEN
IN
KOOTENA
Y
IS
SHOT
AMY
JOHNSON
SLAPS
YOUNG
MAN'S
FACE
Remarkable
System
of
New
Transport
Enthusiastic
Admirer
of
Girl
Aviator
Now
Nurses
Bloody
Nose
"Johnny"
Is
Given
Great
Reception
In
Perth
Where
She
Arrived
Today
In
Course
of
Tour
of
Australian
Cities
PERTH.
Western
Australia.
.Tnlv
7!
vnimrr
mnn
in
Perth
knows
todav
that
Amv
.Tnhnsnn.
rhn
Fnfrlioh
rrtrl
i
who
recently
made
a
solo
flight
from
England
to
Austra-;
lia,
can
only
be
kissed
at
her
own
sweet
will.
There
were
i
wild
scenes
on
the
streets
of
this
city
when
the
smiling
girl
aviatrix
arrived
here
in
the
course
of
a
tour
of
Australian
cities.
Her
auto
was
mobbed
by
admirers
and
one
enthusiastic
young
man
attempted
to
kiss
Miss
Johnson
but
she
slapped
his
face
and
he
retired
crestfallen
to
nurse
a
bleeding
nose.
SAWMILL
IS
DESTROYED
Disastrous
Fire
at
Harrison"
Mills
Yesterday
Delayed
Train
Carrying
Premier
King
HARRISON
MILLS.
July
7:
Fire
destroyed
an
unused
sawmill
of
the
Rat
Portage
Lumber
Co.,
the
Canadian
Pacific
freight
sheds
and
telegraph
wires
and
threatened
a
score
of
houw
a
h.m
laie
j
sterday
afternoon.
The
damage
Is
estimated
at
$30,000.
As
a
result
of
the
fire,
the
Koo-tenay
express
train,
with
Premier
King
an
his
party
on
board,
was
delayed
for
several
hours.
For
quick
results
try
a
.d"
In
the
Dally
New.
The
Political
Corner
Monday,
July
7,
1930
'want-
No.
22.
Does
Mr.
Brady
Know?
Messrs.
Stevens
and,
Brady
are
busy
telling
the
people
that
the
Mackenzie
King
Government
has
not
reduced
taxation.
We
might
believe
them
If
we
did
not
happen
to
know
dlfferenUy
Our
own.lnlvidual
experiences
hare
made.it
very
clear
to
us
that
our
taxes
have
been
lowered
in
the
last
five
years.
All
of
ut
know
that
the
three
cent
postage
has
been
reduced
by
the
Liberals
to
two
cents;
we
know
that
they
abolished
the
receipt
tax
altogether
and
that
the
tax
on
cheques
has
been
so
much
reduced
that
we
now
pay
only
two
cents
on
cheques
larger
than
$10.
Our
business
men
all
know
that
the
sales
tax
in
1021
was
three
per
cent
whereas
today
it
is
only
one
per
cent,
but,
of
course,
Mr.
Brady
cannot
be
expected
to
know
this.
Those
of
us
who
were
fortunate
or
Unfortunate
enough
to
have
to
pay.
an
income
tax
know
that
In
1921
a
married
man
with
two
children
paid
a
tax
on
all
income
over
$2600,
whereas
today
he
does
not
pay
unless
hlc
Income
Is
over
$4000.
Mr.
Brady
must
know
this
and
he
must
also
know
that
his
exemption
for
each
child
has
been
Increased
from
$300
to
$500,
a
substantial
advantage,
to
Mr.
Brady.
And
Uierc'are
those
of
us
who
today
do
not
have
to
pay
any
Dominion.
Income
tax
at
all,
whereas
on
the
same
amount
of
Income
five
years
ago
We
had
t6
pay
very
hedvy-
taxes
Indeed,
and
It
Is
very
Idle
for
Messrs.
Stevens
and
Brady
tb
try
to
tell
lis
that
this
Is
not
soi
Tho
thing
which
doesi
puzzle
us,
Ihowcvcr,
Is
why
they
say
such
things.
Why
do
they
waste
the
time
of
the
electors
with
such
piffle?
If
Mr.
Brady
does
not
know
better,
then,
as
a
public
man
and
a
lawmaker,
he
should.
If
he
docs
know
better,
then
as
a
public
man
tho
electorate
will
have
to
teach
him
that
It
does
not
pay
to
attempt
deception.
Perhaps
Mr.
Stevens
will
be
prepared
to
tell
us
on
Monday
evening
that
we
are
quite
mistaken
and
that
our
taxes
havr
not
been
reduced
at
all,
and
that
we
arc
each
of
us
paying
just
a-,
much
taxes
to
the
Dominion
Government
as
we
did
five
years
ago.
,
ft
i1