Tomorrow's
Tides
Friday,
June
20,
1930
High
8.38
ajn.
15.1
ft.
2059
p.m.
17.8
ft.
Low
2.33
a.m.
8.7
ft.
14.23
pjn.
7.8
ft.
Receives
Unanimous
Palatial
New
C.N.R.
Steam-!hoicc
at
Prince
Albert:
j
er
Due
In
Vancouver
Speaks
In
Quebec
VANCOUVER,
June
19:
Federal
U,llnn
n.mlnallnnl
In
nrit.Uh
CO-
made
at
a
convention
in
Neison.
wuuy
Saturday
OTTAWA,
Juiiet
1.'-Westlfi
rj&p
VANCOUVER.
June
19
Word
'
r
the
first
stage'
'df
Wsve$cffiui
'was
received
In
Vancouver
late
ni:algn
speaking
,loM,VpVcmier
yesterday
from
B.
C.
Keeley,
Pacl-K
last
night
received
word
of
his
fie
coast
manager,
Canadian
Na-v.
.nimous
nomination
at
a
Liberal
.
tlonal
Steamships,
who
Is
now
In
nvcntlon
in
Prince
Albert,
Sask.
'san
Pedro.
California,
that
ss.
1
..e
telegram
he
received
from
the,prince
Henry
left
for
Vancouver
i
mention
stated
that
292
dele-
at
ten
o'clock
Tuesday
evening.
:rs
had
attenaea
me
meeting,
According
to
her
schedule,
the
new
r
nioscntlnK
145
out
of
148
polls.
The
Premier
and
members
of
his
f
iiiy
left
this
morning
on
the
se-
md
stage
of
the
Prime
Minister's
'
ir
Tonight
he
will
speak
at
Que-t
before
leaving
for
the
Mari-'
nir
Provinces
where
he
will
open
I)
campaign
at
Moncton
tomor-
Judgment
Given
In
Stewart
Case
Damage
Claim
Dismissed
and
Counter
Claim
Is
Allowed
Dismissing
the
claim
of
the
plaintiff
for
some
$900
and
award-inn
defendant
$182
on
a
counter-Malm,
Judge
F.
McD.
Young
has
handed
dawn
his
decision
in
the
lonn
standlnir
and
hard
fought
County
Court
case
of
Harry
Comcn
vs.
Crawford
Transfer
Co.
The
action
resulted
from
an
automobile
collision
several
months
ago
at
Stewart.
Plaintiffs
claim
was
lor
d;imates
as
was
also
defendant's
counter-claim.
L.
W.
Patmore
acted
as
counsel
for
the
plaintiff
while
Milton
Gonzales
acted
for
the
defendant.
NOMINATIONS
IN
PROVINCE
Plunkclt
Named
In
Victoria
and
Esling
For
West
Kootenay
ffamshlp
will
arrive
at
William
Head
on
Saturday.
SS.
Prince
Henry
Is
the
first
of
three
new
steamships
constructed
at
DIrkenhead,
England,
for
the
Pacific
coastal
service
of
the
Ca
nadian
National
Steamships.
Thi-boat
will
make
Its
official
debut
in
Pacific
coast
shipping
circles
on
evening
of
July
3,
when
she
will
go
into
the
Alaskan
service.
After
a
short
stay
at
William
Head
the
Henry
will
sail
direct
to
Vancouver
where
her
outfitting
will
be
completed.
In
addition
to
Mr.
Keeley,
ss.
Prince
Henry
was
met
at
San
Pedro
yesterday
by
commander
S.
,N.
Nlchoiis,
marine
supi.
ana
uapt
D.
Donald,
who
will
have
charge
of
the
palatial
new
steamer
from
the
time
It
leaves
San
Pedro.
THE
WEATHER
Prince
Rupert
Foggy,
calm,
temperature.
48.
Haysport
Light
wind,
fog.
52.
Port
Simpson
Clear,
light
south
i
wind,
54.
Terrace
rClear,
calm.
60.
Rosswood
Clear,
calm,
52.
Alyansh
Clear,
calm,
57.
Alice
Arm
Clear,
calm,
58.
Anyox
Clear,
calm,
50.
Hajselton
Part
cloudy,
calm.
62.
Smithcrs
Clear,
calm.
49.
.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm.
v.t'ivii
iiuiii,itvv..
,
-.
.
itne
the
vtiiii.v
carlest
lumbla
last
night
Included
i'n
F0R
SAlE
ciioicc
oi
u
Arcy
u.
nuHKn,
i""'-ber
of
the
late
Parliament,
as
Conservative
candidate
for
Victoria
and
W.
K.
Esling.
late
M.P.,
as
Con
servative
servatlve
candidate
candidate
for
for
West
wesi
Koot
HUOY
HAS
DRIFTED
,
.Mariners
are
advised,
(lthat
the
White
Rocks
gas
anp
yiuswms
Browning
Entrance.
Hec-
nfpoitR
has
drifted
from
Its
nToorlngs
and
will
be
replaced
at
opportunity.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
AMrntiVF.R.
June
19
Wheat
k.oov-i
"'""7-
quoted
I
on
,he
the
,ocal
local
Exchange
Exchange
enay.
Mr.
Esling's
nomination
was
was
BOSTON
GRILL
mm
LARGE
CABARET
Bpcll
Dinners
Thursday
and
Saturday!
Danclnj
Every
Saturday
Night,
9
to
12
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
Accommodation
or
Private
Parties
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PIIONB
457
Vol.
XXI..
No.
143.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JUNE
19,
1930
PRICE1
FIVE
CENTS.
WILL
NOT
AID
PREMIER
MA
CDONALD
Baldwin
Declines
Bid
of
Labor
Government
To
Employment
Parley
Conservatives
of
Great
Britain
FecJ
That
Administration
Is
Incapable
of
Meeting
Present
Critical
Situation
LONDON,
June
19:
Premier
RamSay
MacDonald
yesterday
invited
Rt.
Hon.
Stanley
Baldwin
and
Rt.
Hon.
David
Lloyd
George
to
join
in
a
non-partizan
conference
on
measures
for
unemnlovment
relipf.
Last.
niVht.
Mr-
Baldwin,
the
Conservative
leader,
was
reported
to
have
declined
the
invitation
after
a
conslutation
with
leading
i
onservauves.
inese
advisors,
it
is
stated,
took
the
view
that
Conservative
abstention
from
the
rnnferpnoo
wnnlrl
-
-
-
-
vw
wavvaW
II
WMiU
not
prevent
the
government
from
introducing
into
the
House
of
Commons
any
measures
they
might
evolve
to
meet
the
critical
situation.
Thev
feel
that
the
frovernmpnt
H
incapable
of
dealing
with
unemployment
and
resent
Premier
MacDonald's
refusal
to
allow
the
Opposition
access
to
official
data
on
conditions
of
trade,
industry
and
unemployment
King
ig
C
HENRY
ON
NOMINATED!
WAY
NORTH
FATHER
CHARGED
WITH
SON'S
MURDER
!
New
Canadian
National
Coast
Steamship
This
U
i
picture
tl
Uu
Canadian
Nations!
.Stt'atnAip
'Prince
Iisnry
wfci
was
constructed
in
England
and
has
arrived
on
the
Parifii
Coast
to
enter
the
Alaskan
service
of
the
company.
This
steamship
was
constructed
at
flie
ship
building
yards
of
C
ammel,
Laird
&
Company
and
is
a
palatial
tribute
to
shipbuilding
art
It
is
ultra
modern
in
every
respect
and
will
cruise
the
waters
of
the
In
de
Passage
between
Vancouver
and
Skagway
during
the
summer
months.
It
is
384
feet
in"
length
and
will
carry
334
first
class
and
70
third
class
passengers
in
addition
to
1S00
day
passengers.
From
left
to
right
the
ship's
officers
shown
above
are
D.
W.
Graham,
2nd
officer;
Captain
A.
J.
Gilbert;
S.
M.
Holmden,
chief
officer;
E.
F.
Collins,
3rd
officer.
Three
American
Trolling
Boats
Seized
By
Fishery
Patrol
For
Anchoring
In
Canadian
Waters
waters.
The
seizures
were
made
at
2
o'clock
Wednesday
morning.
Each
boat
has
a
crew
of
two
men.
They
are
Seattle
boats
fishing
out
of
Ketchlkan.H
On
both
the
Tillie
M.
and
Sunrise,
viip
TffV'n
It
is
stated,
there
was
found
some
M
f
31
I
EV
r
700
pounds
of
fresh
spring
salmon.
w
w
O.
C.
Jebsen
was
skipper
or
tne-
i
HP
Of
1,11
HP
Tillie
M..-
L.
Sandberg
of
the
Sun-
A
R
f
fiWll
iWt
I
rise
and
John
Thorgerson
on
tne
Oupen
citv.
The
boats
were
moored
overnight
at
the
fishery
floaU
and
Auditors
today
were
taken
to
Digby
Island
where
the
May,
which
was
seized
iome
two
or
three
weeks
ago,
is
al-
t
I
1
1
J
f-l
maaJIh
rm
I
f
I
AV
so
Being
neia.
rnauiw
VANCOUVER,
June
19:-Dlscro-
pected.
will
be
launched
against
all'
nmnnn
'
.
.
000
havfi
1UU1
UUUWJ.
TWO
GRITS
IN
FIELD
Dr.
Thompson
of
and
J.
Skinner
of
White
horse
In
Contest
DAWSON.
June
19:
Two
Liber
als
Dr.
W.
E.
Thompson
of
Dawson
and
J.
D.
Skinner,
publisher
of
the
Whltehorsc
Star,
arc
candidates
for
Yukon
seat.
in
the
forthcoming
federal
election.
Dr.
Thompson
was
named
by
a
T
Ikitrnl
KnnmmHnn
uh1n
Mr
RVIn.
.IMIOOI.3
ner
was
chosen
at
an
open
It
is
expected
that
either
one
or
Lookine
Into
Af
fair
of
Vancouver
Sewer
Clerk
Who
Shot
Self
been
discovered
In
a
partial
audit
of
the
accounts
of
George
T.
Winter,
32
year
old
city
sewer
depart
I
With
three
American
trollintr
boats,
which
she
had
!
seized
in
the
lee
of
Rose
Spit
where
they
lay
anchored,
in
tow.
the
fisheries
natrol
cruiser
Rividis,
Cant.
Sheppard,
arrived
in
port
yesterday
afternoon.
The
three
boats
are
the
Tillie
M..
Sunrise
and
Queen
City,
each
of
which
will
j
he
chartred
with
beincr
unlawfully
anchored
in
Canadian
I
ment
clerk,
whose
body
was
found;
with
a
bullet
through
the
head
at
the
Royal
Vancouver
Yacht
Club
last
Monday.
i
"I
am
not
saying
that
there
were
Dawson
defalcations."
declared
Mayor
Mal-
kln.
"i
say
iney
are
aiscrepencios
but
the
auditors
are
continuing
their
Investigations.
LOCAL
GIRLS
PASSEXAMS
.
scs
Rita
McLean
and
Eileen
Patmore
Qualify
As
School
Teachers
the
other
will
withdraw
from
the
VICTORIA,
June
IRELAND
ARRESTED
Former
City
Relief
Officer
In
Custody
on
Six
Charges
VANCOUVER,
June
19:
George
D.
Ireland,
dismissed
city
rf'lief
officer,
was
placed
under
arrest
last
night
on
six
charges
of
theft
by
conversion
while
relief
officer.
The
warrant
on
which
he
was
arrested
charged
the
theft
of
$350
but
the
city
prosecutor,
W.
51.
Mac-Kay,
estimated
that
the
total
of
alleged
thefts
was
just
under
$.1,000.
Ireland
has
been
released
on
bail
or
$6,000.
Ireland
appeared
in
city
police
court
this
morning
and
was
remanded
until
June
26.
Toronto
Stocks
(Courteiy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.
)
Amulet.
.48,
.50.
Dome,
8.50,
nil.
Falconbridge,
2.90,
2.95,
llbwie,
.67,
.70.
Holllnger,
5.90.
5.95.
Mclntyre.
18.00,
18.15.
Mining
Corporation,
1.10.1,15.
Manitoba
Basin,
.00,
.03Vi.
Noranda.
22.25.
22.50.
Sherritt-Oordon,
1.40,
1.43,
Sudbury
Basin,
1.75.
1.80.
Teck
Hughes,
6.45,
6.50.
Tredwell
Yukon,
nil,
3.50.
Wright
Hargraves,
1.05,
1.97.
-Hudson
Bay.
7.25,
,7
.50.
Inter.
Nickel,
24.15,
24.25.
Imperial
Oil.
20.75,
20.80.
Ventures,
1.25,
1.30.
FURTHER
RF..MANDED
19:
Normal
Herbert
Porter
and
D.
R.
Stein,
field.
School
examination
results
an-
fur
dealers,
who
are
charged
with
Capt.
George
Black,
member
of
nounce
that
diplomas
have
been
having
bought
skins
during
a
close
the
late
Parliament,
is
expected
to
awarded
to
Misses
Rita
Mary
Mc-
season,
were
further
remanded
for
again
be
the
Conservative
candl-
Lean
and
Mary
Eileen
Patmore
of
eight
days
in
provincial
police
date.
iPrlnce
Rupert..
court
yesterday
afternoon.
Capt.
Guthrie
of
Comox
Is
Formally
Arraigned
In
Court
at
Courtenay
Thought
His
Boy
Had
Been
Cheeky
and
Threw
Stick
at
,
TTSm
In
Atnmnnt
nf
A
mrnr
1'innAni
VatnHir
on
Vancouver
Island
COURTENAY,
June
19:
A
series
of
small
irritations
within
an
ordinarily
happy
family
has
resulted
in
the
i
i.i.i-
r
t-i
i.
.1.
i
..Li
'
i
ic
i
il.
e
r.:
lieaui
Oi
I
abricn
uuinne,
ageu
j.u,
aim
uie
uiifsi
ui
ma
father,
Capt.
Patrick
Hugh
Guthrie,
on
a
murder
charge.
,The
father
thought
the
boy
had
been
"cheeky"
and,
in
a
I
moment
of
anger,
threw
a
stick
at
him.
The
missile,
it
afterwards
developed,
pierced
the
lad's
skull
and
caused
a
Ihemmorhage
which
resulted
in
his
death
on
Sunday
last.
The
coroner's
jury
found
that
death
resulted
from
"misadventure"
as
a
result
of
belngo
-
'
1
struck
on
the
head
by
a
stick
nnCRllCD
Ultdf
thrown
by
his
father.
The
father,
XiIullVllLK.
ivlIlVJ
was
then
charged
with
murder
m
provincial
police
court
and
therpre-?
4l?fMINn
WF
,,,nnn1
T
llmlnary
hearing,
after
being
cal-
'
vUMUHU
1!
LV
I
led,
was
adjourned
for
eight
days.
-
-
I
Mrs.
Guthrie
left
last
month
for
.......
,
...
,
n
.
;
.
a
trip
to
Scotland
and
arrived
al
Will
'Open
British
Columbia
her
destlnaUon
on
the
day
of
her
Speaking
Tour
at
Revel-son's
death.
.
..
stoke
on
July
4
CapO
Outhrie
is
an
exImperlal
---
army
officer
and
a
veteran
of
the.
xJtTAWA,
jUne
19:
Rt.
Hon.
Boer
War.
He
Is
a
huge
man,
aged
Wmun).Lyon
Maekemle
King,
about
sixty,
and
is
described
as
PrrnIe
M&ijter,
will
open
his
speak-havlng
a
kindly
nature,
although,
lUmt
oj,
Britlsh
Columbia
at
brusque
in
manner.
The
family
naV,9VpJfltqHenoi).July
4.
He
will
speak
?
been
respected
In
the
Comox
ValleV
fttl
Vlcla
on,
July
7.
Vancouver
on
,where
they
have
ranched
for
the.
Ju)y
j
md
at
Kamioops
on
Juiy
9.
;past
25
years.
The
elder
Guthrie
has
been
known
for
the
affection
he
held
for
his
family.
Aged
Montreal
A.
.1.
Stuart
Passed
Away
Yesterday
at
Great
Age
of
Eighty
Years
MONTREAL.
June
H:
A.
P.
Stuart,
president
of
the
British
Empire
Grain
Co.
and
member
of
'
the
Montreal
Corn
Exchange,
died
here
yesterday.
He
was
80
years
of
age.
Vol.
1
FISH
SALES
Summary
American
49.500
inlands.
13.9c.
Gram
Man
Uies;Lar
1
uanaaian
io.uiai
pounua,
and
6c.
and
14.1c.
and
8c.
14.1c
American
Tahoma,
18,000,
Royal.
13.9c
and
7c
Estep,
23,000,
Cold
Storage,
15.1c
and
7c
Mars,
8,50otftllln,
16.2cl&d
7c.
Oslo,
7,000.X11,
14tlc
and
8c.
W.
T.,
6,000,
.Royal,
14.1c
and
6c.
The
Political
Come
Thursday,
June
19
No.
8
Liberal
and
Conservative
Candidates
Olof
Hanson,
the
Liberal
candidate
has
a
business
record
of
which
he
may
well
be
proud.
He
has
been
a
resident
and
engaged
In
business
in
the
Skeena
Electoral
District
for
23
years
and
In
all
that
time
he
has
yet
to
have
his
first
lawsuit.
Though
employing
many;
men
during
this
whole
period
of
time,
running
variously
from
100
to
1100.
he
has
never
been
sued;
he
has
never
had
a
lien
filed
against
him
nor
has
he
ever
beep
complained
of
by
labor
Interests.
If
there
Is
another
such
record
in
the
whl
)f
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
we
have
yet
to
hear
of
it
It
is
phenomenal
and
proves
conclusively
not
only
that
the
Liberal
Candidate
is
a
first
class
business
man,but
also
that,
he
is
eminently
fair
with
all
classes
dealing
with
him.
We
believe
also
that
Mr.
Brady,
the.QDnscrvatVA,Crandld,aalr
and
equitable
in
his
dealings
'with
men.
The
Liberal
crltlcisnhim
Is
that
'he
lacks
business
training;
that
he
Is
opposed
to
the
Liberal
Government
which
will
be
In
power
and
therefore
cannot
be
as
useful
at
Ottawa
as
Mr.
Hanson.
Would
It
not
be
a
splendid
thing
for
this
riding
If
the
Conservative
Candidate
were
appointed
a
school
Inspector
by
the
Tolmlo
Government,
a
position
he
Is
eminently
qualified
to
fill,
while
Olof
Hanson
were
sent
to
Ottawa
to
support
the
Mackenzie
King
administration.
As,
no
one
wishes
to
have
a
member
opposed
to
the
government
in
power
this
should
prove
the
desired
solution.
We
commend
this
suggestion
to
our
Conservative
friends.