Tomorrow's
Tides
Saturday,
June
21,
1930
High
9.41
ajn.
153
ft.
21.47
p.m.
18.0
ft!
Low
3.34
a.m.
i&
ft,
Y
,
m.
8.1
ft!
V.
XXI
,
No.
144.
NEW
Liberal
Party
Makes
Substantial
Gain
In
Spite
of
Jones'
Loss
Standing
As
Result
of
Contest
Is
31
Conservatives
and
17
Liberals
Grits
Gain
Six
Scats
ST.
JOHN,
June
20:
The
Conservative
government
of
Premier
J.
B.
M.
Baxter
was
victorious
in
the
general
election
in
New
Brunswick
yesterday
but
its
majority
in
in
legislature
will
be
smaller
than
when
it
appealed
to
the
orople.
Whereas
the
standing
at
dissolution
was
government
35,
and
Liberals,
11,
wth
two
seats
vacant,
the
elec-
ion
gave
the
government
31
seats
and
the
Liberals,
17.
Wendell
P.
Jones,
Opposition
leader,
was
defeated
as
were
hi
-o
Speaker
J.
L.
O'Brien
and
Hon.
Lewis
Smith,
minis-
r
of
agriculture.
BENNETT
IN
SASKATOON
Tells
Audience
What
He
Thinks
Is
Main
Issue
In
Present
Campaign
ASKATOON,
June
30:
Hon.
R.
r
Bennett.
Conservative
leader,
ii
tlx
heart
of
the
prairies
here
viM
nmht,
warned
Premier
King
to
.
:
th
election
campaign
"clean
.
t
siratKht"
upon
the
Issues
be-!-'
th
Canadian
electorate.
Mi
Dennett
took
strong
exeep-t:
t
a
statement
of
Premier
I;
ic
at
Brantford
that
"in
the
re-inK-ity
campaign
of
1911
the
Tory
:'v
wax
for
no
truck
or
trade
v
h
the
Yankee."
This
year
It
bene
dangerously
near
being
no
i
k
or
trade
wlfh
Great
Britain."
Mr
Bennett
declared
that
the
l.vuir
before
the
Canadian
ilc
was
whether
the
policies
of
Libera)
or
Conservative
parties
t.
s
best
for
Canada
and
the
Ca-
.
.tUuins.
GOVERNOR
ARRIVES
v.n
route
to
llaielton
where
they
.Mil
join
the
Yukon-Alaska
hlgh-v
..iv
caravan
and
accompany
It
on
way
south,
Hon.
R.
Randolph
tiruce.
Untenant
Governor
of
Bri-'mIi
Columbia,
and
his
niece,
Miss
M.irgaret
Mackenzie,
chatelaine
of
ioverninent
House,
arrived
in
the
-it
v
on
the
steamer
Prince
George
in
morning
from
Victoria
and
proceeded
by
train
to
the
interior.
Mayor
C.
II.
Orme
and
other
cltt-li
wore
on
hand
at
the
steamer
(us
morning
to
greet
Lieutenant
(Dvernor
Bruce.
INSPECTOR
OF
WEIGHTS
DIES
TORONTO,
June
20:
William
Pallowdown,
aged
62,
chief
Inspector
of
weights
and
measures
for
the
Dominion,
died
of
heart
failure
In
a
street
car
here
yesterday.
HAVE
YOU
TRIED
A
CLASSIFIED?
More
and
more
people
arc
Hi-ntng
to
the
classified
columns
of
the
Dally
News
to
find
what
they
want.
Used
cars,
furniture
for
sale,
lost
and
found,
houses
to
rent
or
for
salo,
positions
wanted.
All
sorts
of
things
are
advertised
there.
If
you
do
not
read
the
classified
page,
get
the
habit
now.
Try
It
today.
BRUNSWICK
PROVINCE
ELECTION
IAN
MACKENZIE
IN
CABINET
NOW
4
VANCOUVER.
June
20:
Ian
Mackenzie
of
Vancouver
has
been
appointed
milnster
of
immigration,
colonization,
soldiers'
settlement
and
Indian
Affairs
In
-the
federal
cabinet,
Senator
J.
II.
King
announced
In
a
message
received
here
Thursday
night.
Capt.
Mae-
kenzte
is
contesting
Vancouver
-Geffire
rrisHni"
II.
H
Stevens
at
the
forthcoming
federal
election.
FARMERS
WIN
EASY
Will
Rule
Province
of
Alberta
Again
By
Wide
Margin
nn.MONTON,
June
20:
Premier
Brownlee's
United
Farmers
administration
will
rule
the
province
of
Alberta
for
a
third
time
results
of
yesterday's
election
definitely
show.
The
latest
available
returns
are:
United
Farmers
of
Alberta,
32
elected,
leading
In
seven
seats,
total,
30.
Liberals,
3.
Conservatives,
2.
Labor,
2.
Independents,
2.
The
combined
opposition
Is
leading
in
nine
seats.
Several
ridings
have
not
been
reported
as
yet.
CALGARY,
June
20:
The
latest
count
today
Indicated
that
the
Parmer
government
would
have
38
on
t
It,
tho
ncsemhlv
of
63.
Or
do
ant
va
4
.v
www....
In
the
last
assemblyl,
the
party
held
40
seats.
The
latest
standing
today
showed
the
following
elected:
Government,
36;
Liberals,
7;
Conservatives.
4;
Labor.
3;
Independents,
3.
The
government
was
leading
In
three
seats,
Liberals
In
four.
Con-.aervatlves
in
two,
Laborltc
In
one
and
Independent
in
one.
Among
the
members
of
the
gov-ernmcnt.
Hon.
Irene
Parlby.
woman
minister
without
portfolio.
Is
the
only
one
who
ha
not
been
rcturn-I
ed
She
Is
ttalllng.
J.
R.
Mackle,
In-1
,
nt
hv
four
votes
In
La-
combe
with
one
poll
yet
to
hear
from.
Hon.
J.
r.
Lymburn.
attorney
general,
and
D.
U.
Duggan
Conservative
lead-r,
were
elected
In
Edmonton
but
the
other
four
seats
Jn
that
city
are
not
decided
as
yet.
Bucker
Killed
VANCOUVER.
June
20:-J.
Mc-Kinney,
bucker.
employed
at
the
Sold
HolDerg
waf
logging
fatally
camp
injured
In
Quatslno
on
Wed-XS
iTan
accident
of
which
de-S
have
not
yet
been
received.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
YACHTS
DEATH
IS
FORECAST
T
if
tin
Tlnno
TTW
Cofit
v
f
I
Young
Couple
North
of
Vanderhoof
VANDERHOOF,
June
20:
Death
in
Northern
B.
C.
was
predicted
yesterday
by
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
for
Williams
Albce,
aged
23,
of
Glendale,
Cal.,
and
his
bride
who
ventured
into
the
wilderness
several
days
ago
toward
Dawson
against
the
protests
of
frontiersmen
and
trappers.
Only
unusual
good
luck
can
prevent
the
couple
from
perishing,
W.
F.
Manson
of
the
Department
of
Indian
Affairs
said.
Liberal
Governmmt
Determined
To
Rid
Canada
of
Unemployment,
-
Premier
STATEMENT
ON
HOTEL
Architects
Proceed
With
Plans;
Building:
Will
Start
Soon
CoL
T.
A.
Hiam,
assistant
to
the
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
who
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Frince
George
this
morning
from
Vancouver,
made
the
following
statement
on
disembarking
from
the
steamer:
"It
has
now
been
definitely
decided
to
build
a
hotel
at
Prince
Rupert.
That
hotel
will
'
be
a
credit
to
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert.
"Regarding
site
and
details
of
type,
etc.,
that
has
been
referred
to
the
architects
of
the
company.
They
will
be
coming
here
soon
to
look
over
the
ground.
Already
they
have
started
on
preliminary
arrangements
and
plans
for
the
building.
"Construction
of
the
hotel
will
go
ahead
as
rapidly
as
possible."
Col.
Hiam,
who
is
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Hiam
on
his
trip
north,
will
be
here
until
tomorrow
when
he
will
proceed
to
Hazcltnn
and
Smlthcrs
with
the
Alaska-Yukon
highway
caravan
before
leaving
for
Jasper
whence
he
will
(return
to
Vancouver.
OLD
TIMER
HAS
DIED
II).
G.
McLennan-
Expired
.
at
Powell
RiVef
While
-Attending
Meeting
VANCOUVER,
June
20:
Duncan
G.
Mclennan,
aged
61,
old
time
re
sident
of
British
Columbia,
died
suddenly
yesterday
at
Powell
River
where
he
was
attending
a
session
of
the
Masonic
Lodge.
James
McNulty
and
party
ro
urned
to
the
city
on
today's
train
from
a
fishing
trip
to
Mile
21.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C,
FRIDAY,
JUNE
LEAVE
Here
Today
i
i
r
Col.
T
A.
Hiam.
assistant
to
president,
Canadian
National
Railways.
Kin
g
Declares
in
-
Quebec
Prime
Minister
Carries
Empire
Trade
Message
Into
An-cicnt'Oapital
of
Dominion
Where
He
Received
a
Great
Welcome
QUEBEC,
June
20:
Quebec
welcomed
the
Prime
Minister
of
Canada
vesterdav
in
no
uncertain
terms.
Dull
skies,
wet
pavements,
intermittent
rain,
cold
wind,
all
did
not
deter
a
huge
crowd
from
gathering
in
St.
Peter's
Mar-
i
a
r,
x
r
i
i
:
i
t;
:
ir:
net
square
to
sianu
ior
nours
listening
to
rreimer
rung
and
other
speakers.
The
Premier,
in
an
address,
dealt
with
unemployment,
taking
the
position
that
the
government
had
determined
to
rid
Canada
of
this
problem
and
will
bend
every
energy
to
the
work.
He
expressed
the
view
that
the
budget,
with
its
provisions
for
encouraging
flKmptn
trade,
would
nave
tne
nir
n
i
in
feet
of
increasing
Canada's
busl-
DISCUSSED
Mayor
to
Invite
Organiza
tions
to
Appoint
Representatives
MEETING
HELD
Organizing
Secretary
Chief
Speaker
at
Gathering
Last
Night
The
public
meeting
held
last
evening
in
the
City
Hall
to
discuss
the
proposal
to
establish
a
Y.
M.
C.
A.
In
Prince
Rupert,
after
a
discussion
with
A.
S.
McAllster,
field
secretary,
passed
a
resolution
asking
the
mayor
to
get
in
touch
with
the
various
organizations
in
the
city
and
(Continued
on
Paige
Four)
TO
LOOK
INTO
URIDOF.
ACROSS
LOCAL
RATIOS
h
A.
L.
Carruthers,
bridge
en-
fr
gineer
for
the
provincial
de-
nartment.
of
nnhllr
works
nnd
formerly
district
'
cnglrfter
W'
.
here,
arrived
ln.the.cltyon
the'
Prince
George
this
morning
from
Victoria.
He
Is
here
in
connection
with
the
making
of
plans
for
the
highway
-bridge
across
Galloway
Rapids
here.
Road
work
Is
now
proceeding
on
the
other
side
of
Oalloway
Rapids
and
the
public
works
department
has
announced
Its
Intention
of
putting
the
bridge
across
this
year.
.
20,
1930
SEATTLE
FOR
CABINET
MEETING
Premier
King
and
His
Ministers
Had
Session
at
Quebec
Yesterday
QUEBEC,
June
20:
The
"ancient
capital"
of
Canada
became
again
the
seat
of
the
Dominion
govern-jment
for
a
brief
period
yesterday
when
Premier
King
and
some
of
his
Quebec
cabinet
ministers
held
a
brief
meeting
of
the
cabinet.
No
announcement
followed
the
meeting
Just
closing
up
a
few
things,"
aid
Premier
King
at
Its
conclusion,
The
meeting
lasted
about
three-
quarters
of
an
hour.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
June
20:
Wheat
fell
back
again
today
on
the
local
exchange,
being
quoted
at
07.
ness
and
this
would
result
In
Increased
employment.
If
Canada
could
Improve
her
market
In
Great
Britain
and
sell
her
wheat,
conditions
in
this
country
would
improve
rapidly,
the
Premier
declared.
The
present
condition
was
a
world
condition
and
Canada's
position
was
much
better
than
that
of
many
other
countries.
Imperial
questions
also
occupied
the
Premier.
GOLD
WATCH
GIVEN
AWAY
One
of
Subscribers'
In
Daily
News
Campaign
Will
Get
Waltham
A
fine
17-jewelled
Waltham
.
watch
in
solid
14-carat
gold
case
will
be
given
to
one
of
the
subscribers
to
the
Daily
News
campaign.
The
'Judges
will
decide
who
Is
to
receive
this
valuable
prize.
Thiols
in
addition
to
the
four
grand
prizes
being
presented
to
the
candidates.
Everyone
who
,
lake
a
year's
subscription
gets
a
cliance
on
the
watch.
REGISTRARS
NAMED
SKIDEGATE.
June
20:
The
following
have
been
appointed
federal
election
registrars
in
this
vlcjnlty:
Skldegate,
Mrs.
Grace
Stevens;
Queen
Charlotte
City,
O.
D.
Bcattle;
South
Bay,
J.
R.
Mc
Williams;
Sand-spit,
A.
C.
Pallant."
Cruiser
Marathon
Now
on
With
Large
Number
of
Fine
Boats
Entered
First
Time
That
Shorter
Distance
Has
Been
Raced
Craft
Scheduled
to
Arrive
Here
Next
Tuesday
Afternoon
SEATTLE,
June
20:
-Fifteen
power
cruisers
of
varying
types
and
sizes
left
here
today
in
the
Seattle-Prince
Rupert
marathon
under
the
auspices
of
the
Seattle
Yacht
Club
and
the
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
&
Yacht
Club.
It
is
.
the
largest
entry
list
that
has
ever
participated
in
one
of
the
races
north.
It
is
the
first
time
that
the
race
has
started
at
Seattle
and
ended
at
Prince
Rupert.
Usually,
the
starting
place
has
been
Olympia
and
the
finish
line
at
Juneau.
It
was
decided
this
year,
however,
to
snorten
the
distance.
The
winning
cruiser
should
arrive
in
Prince
Rupert
about
3
o'clock
next
Tuesday
afternoon.
At
the
northern
port,
a
fine
list
of
prizes
awaits
the
winners
and
a
great.
program
or
entertainment.
Prince
Albert
Murderer-Was
-
Hanged
Today
PRINCE
ALBERT,
Bask.,
June
20.
Alex
Wysochan.
convicted
murderer
of
Mrs.
Antenna
Kropa,
his
25-year
old
paramour
last
Christ
mas
night,
was
hanged
at
Prince
Albert
penitentiary
this
morning.
lit
oeVmOUr
Inlet
.
I
nOfCTPT'
OrftWTIQ'
1"U5&C1
MJl
110
j
ALERT
BAY,
June
20:
Napoleon
Canquay,
employee
of
the
Sey-
j
mour
Logging
Co.,
was
drowned
in
j
Seymour
Inlet
on
Wednesday.
The
Political
Corner
Vol.
1
Friday,
BOSTON
GRILL
LARGE
CAIUItEl
Special
Dlnnen
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
'
Dancing
Every
Haturday
Night,
9
to
It
Dance
Halt
or
Hire
Accommodations
tor
Private
Parties
rilONE
437
rmcE
FIVE
CENTS
RUPERT
MORE
RAIN
Crop
Outlook
On
Prairies
Is
None
Too
Bright
This
Year
OTTAWA,
June
20:
A
decline
In
general
conditions
of
the
western
wheat
crop
has
been
halted
for
the
present
by
rains
which
began
June
II.
states
a
Crop
report
Issued
yesterday
by
the
Dominion
Bureau
of
In
Manitoba
and
other
scattered
districts,
the
moisture
was
suffl-
cient
only
for
present
needs.
In
the
'important
wheat
areas,
where
drought
and
wind
damage
had
been
most
severe,
there
Is
urgent
need
of
more
rafn
June
20
No.
9
Conservative
Party
Favors
Vancouver
The
Conservative
Party,
as
a
party,
has
always
treated
the
claims
of
Prlnoe
Rupert
with
Intolerance,
at
times,
amounting
almost
to
contempt.
No
doubt
the
reason
for
this
Is
because
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
was
a
Liberal
Party
project
and
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
being
Its
terminal
was
Identified
In
Interest
with
the
railway
project
One
has
only
to
read
the
debates
In
Hansard
at
the
time
the
elevator
vote
was
under
discussion
,to
see
the
animus
of
the
leaders
of
the
Tory
Party
against
this
Port.
Messrs.
Melghen,
Manlon
and
Drayton,
three
of
their
party
leaders,
referred
contemptuously
to
the
claims
of
Prince
Rupert,
Sir
Henry
Drayton
going
so
far
as
to
ask
why
Prince
Rupert
should
be
allowed
by
the
Government
to
enter
Into
competition
with
Vancouver
In
the
grain
export
trade.
Ills
exact
words
were:
"What
earthly
use
Is
there
In
this
Government
turning
round
and
making
competition
between
their
own
terminals,
Vancouver
on
the
one
"side
and
Prince
Rupert
on
the
other?
You
have
no
grain
in
the
latter
"district
you
have
to
go
East
of
that
for
your
grain."
All
of
which
means
Just
one
thing,
namely,
that
Prince
Rupert
is
not
entitled
in
the
minds
of
the
Tory
leaders
to
a
share
of
the
grain
trade
from
the
East
and
naturally
It
follows
to
no
share
In
the
Peace
River
grain
trade.
This
should
all
be
diverted
to
Vancouver.
Why,
forsooth,
should
Prince
Rupert
dare
to
enter
Into
competition
with
Vancouver
for
a-share
of
this
Eastern
grain
business?
The
farmers
along
the
Canadian
National
will
note
with
interest
what
Drayton
says
about
there
being
no
grain
in
this
district.
This
was
the
attitude
of
the
Tory
leaders
a
few
years
ago.
Has
the
Ethiopian
changed
his
skin
or
the
leopard
Its
spots?
What
will
happen
to
us
If,
the
Mackenzie
King
Government
Is
beaten
and
the
Tolmle
Government
backed
by
the
Tory
City
of
Vancouver
demands
that
the
Canadian
National
take
over
the
P.OJE.
In
order
to
divert
the
Peace
River
trade
to
Vancouver?
Mr.
Brady
could
not
then
avert
the
catastrophe.