Tomorrow's
Tides
!
Friday,
August
22,
1930
12.38
p.m.
18.6'ft!
Lov,
0.18
am.
2.3
ft.
18.30
p.m.
6.7
ft.
v
"JCI
.
No.
105.
MPLOYi
Kr.iimo
Woman
Charged
Illf-gally
Operating
on
Mdysmith
Girl
With
MMO,
Aug.
21:
Mrs.
8.
i
Nanalmo
is
under
arrest
.nn-
of
murder
as
a
result
of
ii
in
the
Ladysmlth
Hospi-Angust
10
of
Mrs.
Winifred
t:nn.
n-year
old
wife
of
Al-f"'knrr.
urr
Hickman
held
an
Inquest
i
iv
and
the
verdict
was
that
i
okner
came
to
her
death
as
r
an
illegal
operation.
Mrs.
is
confined
to
the
local
hos-uitering
with
a
nervous
I'.iwn.
New
Teachers
Terrace
School
Ml
Lilccn
I'atinorc
of
Tills
Is
Among
Apopintrcs
CHy
l;ACE.
Aug.
21:
Tho
teachi
'
1
1
in
term
have
been
secured
n
Bowering
of
West
Sum-
1
B.C.,
is
to
be
principal
of
i.ii
School
and
Miss
Vera
"''s
the
assistant.
In
tho
pub-
liDol
the
principal
will
be
1
Mlofioll
who
taught
here
'
term:
first
assistant,
Hobt.
n
o
of
Topley,
second
assls
Miss
Margery
Munroo
of
Vic
.....
a
i
i
a
i.U
JJWl
WfWW"
3
oresentaUve
exhibit.
Em
IV(
mier
Tolmie
said
that
conditions
in
British
Colum-;vfre
serious.
The
chief
contributing
factor,
he
ex-nr-d,
was
the
declining
price
of
silver
and
other
metals,
j
n.ir
many
of
the
smaller
mines
to
close
down.
Falling
i
offshore
demand
for
British
Columbia
products
had
.
i-wl
loeirinir
camps
to
curtail
production
and
there
wasi
Lieut.'Governor
Invited
to
Be
Present
and
Open
Fall
Fair
on
September
2
With
T.
D.
Pattullo
A
he
meeting
of
the
fair
board
last
night,
W.
H.
Sher-'
presiding,
it
was
decided
to
invite
Lieu
t.-Governor
and
T.
D.
Pattullo,
member
for
the
city,
to
take
part
opening
ceremonies
of
the
fair
on
the
evening
of
ruber
2.
A
telegram
was
sent
to
Mr.
Pattullo
today
by
'
iry
W.
D.
Vance
asking
him
to
extend
the
invitation
Lieut.-Governor
on
behalf
of
the
board.
I
.'
canvassers
reported
last
night
that
they
had
with
c
xceptions
been
given
a
good
reception
by
the
busi
i
u
ess
people
In
their
efforts
to
raise
MURDER
CHARGED
I
money
for
carrying
on
the
big
an-
j
nual
event.
It
was
pointed
out
that
:
the
business
people
all
benefitted
j
either
direcUy
or
Indirectly"
and
!
that
this
year
more
people
were
expected
from
the
outside
than
ever
before.
This
would
mean
a
great
thing
for
the
city.
'
The
arrangements
for
bringing
a
Vancouver
baseball
team
to
the
cMjr
It
Is
thought
will
prove
one
of
the
greatest
a
Unctions
the
fair
has!
had,
with
the
possible
exception
of
the
stampede.
A
good
response
Is
being
received
Many
concessions
both
inside
and
outside
the
building
have
been
arranged
for
and
it
looks
now
as
if
there
would
be
a
real
big
etent.
The
board
last
night
made
arrangements
for
a
tea
room
Inside
the
building,
it
being
pointed
out
that
this
was
always
well
patronised
and
was
used
as
a
rest
room
during
both
afternoons
and
evenings.
SailTIILKS'
HUE
TRUCK
SMITIIEnS.
August
'21
A
brand
new
fire
truck
has
Just
been
received
here,
Uio
outfit
being
equip-
being
erected
to
house
It
and
other
fire"
fighting,
equipment.
NEW
Z&UAXU
RAISES
TARIFF
ON
AUTOS
AND
PARTS
FROM
CANADA
WELLINGTON,
Aug.
21:
The
government
of
New
Zealand
has
decided
to
place
Canadian
motor
vehicles
and
accessories
on
the
nd
innior
rrf
miu
ru.
!
ffcnprftl
tariff
list,
tnus
acpnvui
'more
of
Prince
Rupert,
fthem
of
Uielr
present
preference.
LOCAL
MATKON
WAS
nan
Ufe
Yesterday's
scores:
'National
League
Brooklyn
1-1,
Cincinati
2-2.
Beaton
0.
Pittsburg
5.
Philadelphia
10.
Chicago
8.
New
York
4.
St.
Louis
6.
American
League
St.
Louis
4.
Washington
14.
Detroit
6,
Philadelphia
10-
law
IN
CHAIR
HOSPITAL
MEETING
YESTEKDAY
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
21:-
Questions
of
particular
lnter-
est
to
nurses
were
discussed
yesterday
at
a
joint
meeting
of
the
British
Columbia
Hospitals
Association,
the
Western
Hos-
pjtals
Association
and
the
Northwest
Hospital
Assocla-
tion.
Miss
Jean
Harrison
It.
N.,
lady
superintendent
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hos-
pltal.
was
In
the
chair.
4
GIANTS
AND
CUES
LOSE
Defeat
Uy
Reds
Prevents
Brooklyn
Ftom
Regaining
Second
Place
In
National
League
meed
demand
for
paper.
The
last
session
of
the
legist;
1
wilktf
iKQTON.
Aug.
21
:
scor-rro
had
doubled
the
appropriation
for
public
works
nUtftos?.)to
Hwr
the
fifth
innings
of
a
was
a
limit
to
the
funds
which
could
be
provided.
Itl
,
Washlngton
t.
nnn
;
oenaiors
nereaiea
hi.
louis
Browns
GILL
WOODS
IMPRESSES
!
...
i
luuuwuai
wiawuicic
nuuw
ut-a
iu,
jind
Philadelphia
Athletics
beat
ployed
in
British
Columbia
during
the
coming
lonMt
Tigers
in
the
only
American
;
'i.
League
games
sehedulaxMor
jester-1
-
W
4sV
-
'
..--.
.J.
By
taking
yesterday's
game
from
)
New
York,
St.
Louis
Cardinals
pre-
rented
the
Oiants
from
making
any
gain
in
the
National
League
pen-
j
t
race.
f.runs
gave
Philadelphia
ie
wory
over
enjeago
uuos.
ua-
KOt
two
and
Klein.
ODoul
and
llarst,
one
each.
The
double
victory
of
Cincinnati
Reds
over
Brooklyn
deprived
the
Robins
of
a
chance
to
regain
second
place.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
AUGUST
21,
1930
PA
TTULLO
CRITICAL
OF
GOVE,
Over
Hundred
Thousand
Are
Already
Known
to
Be
Jobless
in
Canada
Premier
Tolmic
Says
Situation
In
British
Colurril)fa
Serious
With
Declining
Price
of
xMclals
Chief'
Factor
In
31
akin
j;
It
So
OTTAWA,
Aug.
21:
In
81
centres
which
have
replied
a
query
of
the
minister
of
labor
there
are
nearly
113,000
P
oni
out
of
work
and
it
is
estimated
that
this
number
increase
to
159,000
during
the
winter,
Hon.
Senator
njron
Robertson
stated
to
the
Employment
Service
i
t
u
il
at
the
opening
of
its
annual
meeting
here
today.
m
1
M
Al
t
Ifif
T
l
r
1
oaiMatfiM.
..9$RSXMBSwBSSSSSVs3sbsSf
'
WHSJHHEjaraflSaVi
Mrs.
Anna
Van
Skike.
Venice,
Ca
1
l.u:us
swinming
grandmother,
whose
annual
birthday
exj;i
n
is
lfi-mile
swim,
prepares
her
for
seventhieth
anniversary
and
twentieth
marathon.
Edmonton
Grads
Show
66
to
Nil
Hoop
Victory
The
Edmonton
Gi-ads
demonstrated
the
meaning
of
i
team-Work
and
co-operation
in
their
BOSTQNGRILL
i
LARGE
CAIIAUET
Special
Dinner
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
lianrlnj
Every
Saturday
Night,
9
to
12
Dance
Hall
lor
Hire
Accommodations
for
Private
Parties
PHONE
457
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
FINANCIAL
POLICY
Celebrates
Birthday
By
15-mile
Swim
I
Jmporary
BonOWlUgS
Are
Frowned
Upon
by
a
Chief
of
Grit
Party
If
British
Columbia's
Securities
Arc
So
Popular,
Why
Arc
I
"?Long
I
erm
Issues
Not
Sold,
He
Inquires
I
r
j
VICTORIA,
Aug.
21
Criticism
of
the
financial
policy
of
the
provincial
government,
especially
in
regard
to
temporary
borrowings,
was
voiced
here
yesterday
by
T.
D.
Pattullo,
leader
of
the
opposition.
The
total
of
temporary
borrowings
has
now
amounted
to
$13,500,000
in
the
last
four
months,
Mr.
Pattullo
said,
not
including
treasury
bills
held
by
the
regular
banker
for
the
province,
:
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce.
Within
14
months
there
;
will
have
to
be
refinancing
to
the
extent
of
$21,000,000
to
cover
present
outstanding
bills,
the
Liberal
leader
declared.
"If
British
Columbia
securities
are
so
popular,
why
have
long
term
issues
not
been
sold
instead
of
temporary
;
bills?"
Mr.
Pattullo
asked.
Compensation
(LACROSSE
Is
Discussed
njrJKaiQiCiiiipd.LAt-
teniiorror-iiospuaiiioard'
Meeting
Last
Night
TEAMS
FOR
rpU.
1
i
.
i
i
.
A
!.tjr
frnm
rh
Wnrlrmn'
I
n:
ir
uuwu
uai
rreeiTEQ
WOTO
Compensation
Board
In
connection!""1
e
natives
of
Atyansh
are
onnBm
ootn
a
looioau
team
ana
a
.,
with
the
much
discussed
case
of
Greatest1
Basketball
Game
Ever
Played
In
Prince
Robert
Thomrft
wnnegan
was
read
at
iaatlacrosse
team
to
tne
cltv
l0T
alr
Was
ur.0cn
Seen
Last
T
nt
Niht
iv;i,f
oc,
Edmonton
Grads
,
ft
7,7
Meeting
n,
of
the
k
hosoital!
v,,
i
week
In
the
expectation
of
getting
a
as
Do
Their
Stuff
board.
In
spite
of
statements
which
.
ru&ri
hwn
nrptflniulv
msrip
hv
nmo
series
of
games.
This
season
there
has
been
no
la-
members
of
the
board
that
Mr.i"
1x1
Pc!wRiupert
Dut
been
,ug8estd
toat-
vlew
Plnnegan
had
not
been
dealt
with
!
U.has
n
,k-
1
OI
an
ouisioe
team
coming
nere,
a
basketball
1
be
organised
and
trame
;
th.t
i
.nv,hn
h-
k.h
a
arainst
Prinee
Runert
last
pveninir.
which
tViov
wnn
r,ft.n'red
on
the
side
of
naying
out
cntor
the
trophy
be
put
on.
i
t...,Ji
i.
.1.11
"i.r:
VI
"
im..rh
nn
thu
Hoim
p.tm,,t
nf
'
Crosse
is
a
specucuiar
game
ivupcu,
uHBMtiwi
a
ians
were
ureaieu
uie
greaw-Bt
v.
noop
rnmnaniBiinn
TTT
"
"
and
might
prove
quite
an
attrac-
...
.
..
.
M.
.
.
.
game
tnat
uus
city
nas
ever
witnessed.
The
Urau
played
;
:
,,;ir
ZZi
x,rZ
'
Uon
u
Plavod
at
a
time
when
Peo-
the
type
of
basketball
that,
no
doubt,
has
made
them
theiprbot
of
the
necessity
for
actual
,,,e
could
get
out
to
watch
it.
champions
of
the
world
in
the
basketball
field.
Basketball
i
hospital
treatment
and
it
was
wt!
followers
showed
keen
interest
throughout
the
game
and
I
that
Mr.
Ftnnegan
had
received
ail
j
17
A
T
HFR
manv
words
of
uralsp
u-etv
sunken
nfter.
Thp
Kdninnton
I
the
compensation
to
which
he
was.
j
JLr&-lilLtl
.
.
.
V
1
tntiA
TKsi
fAAt
that
hat
na
a
a4n.
unas
were
introduced
to
the
pub-r
:
11c
by
Percy
Page,
their
coach,
who
Is
one
of
the
foremost
basketball
coaches
In
the
world;
today.
The
game
was
called
by
Referee
R.
B.
Skinner.
Julia
Walters,
playing
centre
for
Rupert
obtained
the
Jump
and
Rupert
held
possession
of
the
ball
for
the
first
few
seconds
of
play.
Kinney
of
the
Orads
Fishier
Looks
Good
In
cepted
a
pass
and
the
Orads
work-Workout
I-ast
Night
ed
a
fast
and
accurate
bit
of
com-
blnation
with
Miss
MacBurney
Before
a
large
gathering
of
Inter-
,
scoring
tho
first
basket
Compulsory
State
Health
Insurance
Such
Legislation
May
lie
Placed
Before
llouae
at
Victoria
at
Next
Session,
Tls
Reported
VICTORIA.
Aug.
21:-Lg11ation
calling
for
a
compulsory
form
of
The
next
state
health
Insurance
will
be
plac-
from
exniDiiors
ana
,
in
spue
u,c
!
Mted
toxins
fans
at
the
Empress
play
was
a
five
man
attack.
In
ed
before
the
legislature
next
ses
saaasurt
t
nr
win
nn
h
itimki
re
........
Social
Olub
Oymnaslum
last
eve-
:
which
all
of
the
Orads
had
their
bit
sion
according
to
current
reports.
ning,
OU1
Woods,
flashy
Vancouver
j
to
do.
Passes
were
made
lightning-
'
mlt
artist,
who
meets
Billy
Bag-1
like
and
the
spectators
were
hard
shaw
in
the
10-round
main
event
atj
put
to
follow
the
ball
from
player
the
Rxbibltlon
Building
on
Friday
,
to
player.
Fry
scoring,
on
tne
next
evening,
made
a
most
impressive
two
plays.
Fry
was
again
on
the
;
showing
and
It
was
quite
apparent
,
shooting
end.
following
an
excellent
he
will
be
a
hard
man
to
beat.
I
bit
of
combination.
MacBurney
and
:
In
his
six
round
workout
Woods
1
McOormlck
scored
twice
alternately
I
displayed
a
good
knowledge
of
the
before
Rupert
called
time
out,
with
game,
being
-a
hard
hitter
and
fait
the
score
16-0.
on
his
feet.
Ills
workout
was
i
During
this
first
four
minutes
of
brouaht
to
a
pleasing
climax
when
,
play
the
Orads
ahowd
what
has
1
he
boxed
one
fast
round
with
Fran
kle
Neil
which
greatly
pleased
the
fans.
FISiiSALES
'i
'
'
....
Summary
American
6V000
pounds,
8.1c
and
it
and
Oo
and
4c.
Canadian
None.
Columbia,
American
31,000,
Booth,
9c
and
4c.
Sentinel.
22.000,
Cold
Storage,
8.1c
and
4c.
Baltic,.
12,000,
Atlin,
0c
and
4c.
made
them
the
champions
they
are.
They
made
eight
attempts
at
the
basket
and
not
a
shot
was
missed.
With
the
resumption
of
nlnv
t.h
PARTY
ON
WAY
HOME
,
Philadelphia
Academy
of
Natural
;
Scienre
Group
Has
Itccn
on
Queen
Charlottes
Wharton
Huber,
curator
of
the
A..JAn.
T
.......
I
(..
rfcl.ll.
vuwuu
a
tiv
acavv
vseeaw
v
VTtt
ejus
gle
man
and
had
no
home
to
go
to
while
convalescent
had
nothing
to!
do
with
the
matter.
H.
W-
Birch,
managing
secretary,
Tplulnd
that
the
hospital
had
last
tilSb
on
this
case
for
treatment,
io.
the
Institution
of
Mr.
Fin-negaa
after
payment
by
compensation
had
expired.
Certain
members
of
the
It
was,
might
be
more
generous
in
such
eases.
It
was
pointed
out
by
others
that
the
Compensation
Board
had
only
to
guide
It
the
report
of
the
local
doctor.
When
the
doctor
reported
that
the
patient
was
sufficiently
recovered
as
to
not
require
further
hospital
treatment
under
compensation,
it
was
then
up
to
the
patient
to
pay
If
he
remained.
After
further
discussion,
the
letter
fniTt
thr
Compensation
Board
was
filed.
lltfcUUlJI
Ul
tlMbUlOi
0
ITOlUt
,
I'MHM-
n
f
1
11
IP
delphia,
and
party,
who
have
been
Hmm
'rom
Portland
r(Vf
iJinfl
VlP
nrnri.i
rave
a
venr
intirtinir
nx.
i
spending
the
past
month
on
the
hlbition
of
combination
plays,
for'Q1"
Charlotte
Islanda
wtth
the
the
next
two
minutes,
which
were
!
"t
of
tfcifflf
ffwaJstepd,
eagerly
followed
by
the
local
play-1
14
"Pecmwrt'
olivet?
flflflf
4htng
era
and
fans.
I
exiting
there,
arrived
in
the
eity
.,
'from
Massett
Inlet
oh
the:
Prinee
MacBurney
scored
after
these
,
fc
Tomorrow
thjy.wlll
.
-.....-
"wtleave
by
tram
on
thcir
retum
scored
again
In
quick
succession.
r,v,niu.
Capt.
Bennle
madiier
first
baaket
of
the
evening,
before
the
first!
Mrs.
Huber
arrived
In
the
city
from
the
to
meet
her
24-0.
yesterday
east
ended,
quarter
Bennle,
who
;
plays
guard,
does
very
little
shoot-!
husband
and
accompany
him.
Ing
and
Coach
Page
promised
to1
give
her
a
party
If
she
scored
dur-1
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
21
:
Wheat
(Continued
on
page
four
i
;
sold
at
SSc
on
the
exchange
today.
Royal
Arch
Masons
Me.
Are
In
City
Today
s
narty
IN
JULY
Belated
Report
of
Meteorological
Conditions
Has
Just
Come
to
Hand
A
belated
weather
summary
for
!
thp
m.inth
of
Julv.
wtiVnh
haul
liiat
DOafd
haenn,.
vilnhl
iham
that
thri
thought
that
the
compensation
lmiltotll
of
iM
inches
of
rainfall
board,
butldlne
up
large
reserves
as
flurtn.
t
month
rainfall
for
a
single
day
1.02
Inches
on
July
2ft.
Sunshine
for
the
month
totalled
184.3
hours.
The
maximum
temperature
for
the
month
was
74
degrees
above
on
July
28
and
20.
and
the
minimum,
44
above
on
July
1,
3
and
8.
FINE
DANCE
FOR
GRADS
Elks'
Lodge
Entertained
Edmonton
llaskttballcrs
at
Happy
Party
Last
Evening
Following
the
games
last
night,
the
local
Elks'
Lodge
entertained
Edmonton
Commercial
Qiada
at
a
dance
in
Uie
Elks'
Hume
''"'I
'
f
'
j
'!
'hwhlbh
proved
most
lively
and
en-A
party
of
24
Royal
Arch,
Maeons
'Joyable.
From
10
pj.
until
aftO
from
PorUand,
Me.,
arrived
In
the
a.m.
dancing
was
indulged
in
to
elty
on
today's
train
from
the
east
,
the
strains
of
snarmv
music
fur-
to
I
in
the
course
of
a
tour
of
the
west
'
niahed
by
Charlie
Balagno's
or-
and
will
sail
this
afternoon
on
the
1
chestra
and
the
evening
passed
all
Prince
Charles
for
Vancouver.
The
too
quickly
for
the
ISO
or
so
persons
party
is
headed
by
Perleye
Dresser.
;
who
were
In
attendance.
During
the
midnight
hour,
delicious
refresh-
TLAY
PREVENTED
ments
were
served.
LONDON.
Aug.
21
Ram
stopped
aew
Mitchell
acted
as
master
of
ceremonies
and
O.
E.
PhUllpson
England-Australia
cricket
today.
presided
at
the
door.