Tomorrow's
Tides
N(.iOON.
June
25:
-At
least
M
were
killed
and
73
Injured
i
mil
tit
lha
aahImI
tall
VA1.
WHEAT
STILL
All
SOLLOWAY-.MILI.S
OFFICES
ARE
CLOSING
At.nATTV
.Tnn
55
AH
v
F
'
r.iKe
office
of
Solloway,
illoway.
W-
St
Co.
in
Canada
reak
tomorrow
for
New
York.
On
its
trans-Atlantic
flight,
the
ilane
experienced
almost
perfect
i
weather
until
it
approached
the
Newfoundland
coast
when
the
trip
almost
came
to
an
unfortunate
ndl
is
fog
enshrouded
the
machine
The
fliers
were
in
good
spirits
CapUl
rtndhcfnrri.Amllli
rriltjw1
lha
vndbvl
jible
for
thir
failure
to
reach
Uni-1
COLLAPSE
W.
C.
PACKERS
OF
SEATS
vlth
saving
them
but
said
UutJhW?
rersons
SaHcied
Minor
In-HorUm
of
oaaAllne
wan
rnmon-1
Jurl
at
Premier
King's
,
nolle?
nno
irurk
HHvpr
ciihicik
t,
iuhji
,
hmUf
Vlr.tr
)aef
!,
nrhr.
o
,
is
and
U
guards.
Slxty
'ZZ&l"
will
fly
to
San
Francisco
..
ten11)M--.
..
.
tLor.
were
also
Injured.
r.iri
pn
toWllA
collarwed.
H
1
reaching
New
York,
thereby
-completing
a
round-the-world
fliglit.'
NEW
YORK.
Jun?25-rThe-Ai4T
them
Cross
took
off
frorn'mfd-
PATHPD
WFAlf
onnel
Airdrome,
Irish
Free
SUte.
1
liEiIV
IT
Eiii
'at
4.27
ajn.
and
at
10.27
pjn.
was
j
reported
990
miles
from
Cape
Race
U
hilurcs
on
Winnipeg
Market
Newfoundland.
A
message
from
the
Closed
Yesterday
at
Below
a
Dollar
tvr'.'MPEO.
June
25:
-For
the
hi'
in
years,
all
futures
on
v
'
.it
market
closed
yesterday
'
dollar,
suffering
losses
of
t
hC
to
3e,
due
mostly
to
1
vs
in
Chicago.
July
closed
at
'
tober
at
D7y
and
Decern-
plane
was
picked
up
by
the
staam
er
Ingoma.
The
plane
carried
Capt.
Charles
Kingsford-Smith,
pilot;
J.
W.
Stannage.
radio
operator;
M.
E.
Van
Dyk.
assistant
pilot,
and
Capt.
J.
T.
Saul,
navigator
VOTE
DOWN
COAL
BILL
Home
of
Lords
For
Second
Time
Votes
Clause
Proposed
Ily
Commons
LONDON.
June
26:
For
the
se
cond
time,
the
House
of
Lords
ye
nrerlnltntlntr
aboiit
Gtf'people
20
feet
to
the
floor.
PLANE
HERE
Western
Canada
Airways
Marhine
Arrives
to
Take
Cannery
Officials
Over
District
RIOT
OF
Winnipeg
Communists
Scorn
Policemen
and
Rush
City
Hall
WINNIPEG,
June
25:
Com-mnnst
unemployed
scorned
policemen's
batons
today
and
rioted
In
the
shadow
of
the
Cu
Hall.
'I'll
it
e
hundred
jobless
men,
irate
at
Mayor
Webb's
refusal
to
atceJc
to
their
demand
for
a
hrarins,
rushed
the
yiuubarred
thehv
n
tho
Simon
r.rsirt
Th
rotten
nlRM.
h
mVS.
We
Hew
;
.
,,..,
,.
I
.
,,
:
r...j
.
included
13
guards,
two
two
7"""
.
"""7"
.
"";w."
mM.i.,lng
."?'
lne
tlie
the
Liberal
Liberal
raUv
rally
addressed
addressed
bv
by
nerse
and
iwliccmen
were
nlac-
ed
on
guard
about
the
City
Hail
lest
further
trouble
ensue.
BRIDGE
IS
DISCUSSED
Premier
Klnj
Savs
Halifax
Will
Have
to
Wait
lone
Time
If
Bennett
Is
to
Duiid
It
With
Pilot
Forrester
In
charee.
a
1
HALIFAX.
June
j::
me
pro-
Western
Canada
Airways
flying
posed
Halifax-Dartmouth
bridge
boat
arrived
here
at
2
o'clock
Mon-
j
figured
in
Premier
Kln?'s
speech
day
afternoon
from
Vancouver
un-
Jhere
last
night.
He
brought
the
dr
charter
to
the
B.
C.
Packers
to
matter
up
after
a
preceding
speak-
I
carry
officials
of
the
company
on
er
had
declared
that
the
bildge
had
a
tour
of
this
district.
The
plane
j&een
usea
as
a
ponucai
looioau.
An
left
later
in
the
afternoon
for
the
1
interjection
coming
from
the
au-Queen
Charlotte
Islands
with
F.
D.
jdlence
to
the
effect
that
Mr.
Ben-Mathers,
northern
district
manager
nett
would
build
the
bridge
caught
of
the
company,
and
C.
Thomas
of
the
attention
of
the
Prime
Mlnls-Vanoouver.
assistant
prbductlon
ter
and.
when
It
came
his
turn
to
manager
on
board.
speak,
he
referred
to
it.
"I
hope
you
Thla
plane
came
north
In-place
of
won't
have
to
wait
that
long,"
Mr.
n,wh.
thin
xihirh
hmVf
iinwn
Kinz
said
after
referring
to
the
ln-
iterday
voted
to
delete
the
disUictnear
pQrt
Nevllle-whlle
bound
herf.
terruptlon.
"Mr.
Bennett
must
have
will
be
:,.
n
vi.i0n
in
the
Coal
BUI.
The,-,,.
i-tr
marhin
was
thi
nn
a
majority
to
do
anything
and
:
t
at
noon
Saturday,
it
,g0Tcrnment
was
defeated
on
the
wHeh
was
to
have
brought
vancou-
where
is
he
going
to
get
It?"
the
mnoiuiced.here
last
night.
dWslon
by
196
vote.
Iver
Sunday
papers
here
the
same
Prime
Minister
Inquired,
rations
are
being
made
x;
The
"
deeat
ot
tne
cUue
raised!
for
m
ald
of
tne
Boys'!
Mr.
King
attributed
the
growth
of
.
,
airy
on
ousiness
unun
a
-;what
observers
called
serious
iuc;Uand
name
out
no
aeunive
ae-
T
ftS
tne
ftte
of
the
whole
dm
ana
11
has
vet
been
announced.
.
,u
,n.titntinnal
issue
be-
.
1
us
w
niv
!twecn
.u.
t
Lords
h.
and
onrt
f!nmmor
Commons.
the
PUBLIC
MEETING
In
Moose
Hall,
Thursday,
June
26
at
8:30
p.m.
In
the
interest
of
OLOF
HANSON
Liberal
Candidate
for
Skcena
Riding
Speakers
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
Leader
of
the
Opposition
in
the
Legislature
Geo.
S.
Pearson
Liberal
Member
for
Nanaimo
.
For
Ladles
Reserved
f
Ci.nU
Scats
llcscrvru
Everybody
Welcome
Prospects
Good
Says
J.
C.
Brady
J.
C.
Brady,
who
Is
campaigning
j
the
Interior
in
connection
with
his
candidature
for
re-election
as
member
of
Parliament
for
Skcena,
came
into
town
from
Telkwa
on
today's
train
and
will
be
a
speaker
at
the
Yacht
Club
banquet
tonight.
.
Mr.
Brady
says
that
pro-jpects
In
the
interior
for
his
reelection
seem
very
good.
t
.
CONSTITUTION
OF.
.
.
I
it.-
MALTA
SUSPENDED
..
LONDON,
June
25
The
Brl-
tlsh
government
has
decided
to
suspend
the
Maltese
constl-
tutlon
In
view
of
the
tense
political
situation
on
the
Is-
land
arising
from
the
pro-
longed
dispute
with
the
Vatl-
can.
trade
In
Canada
In
a
measure
to
a
government
regulation
which
provided
for
a
10
reduction
in
tariff
on
goods
entering
through
these
ports
under
British
preference.
FISH
SALES
Summary
American
25,500
pounds,
12.5c.
and
7c.
and
12.9c.
and
7c.
v
Canadian
17,000
pounds,
10.6c.
and
6c.
to
115c.
and
6c.
Anna
J
and
7c.
Ralncr,
Hi
and
6c
American'
17,500,
Pacific,
12.9c
7,000,
Booth,
12.5c
and
Canadian
Balsac,
5,000,
Cold
Storage,
11.5c
and
6c.
Vera
Beatrice,
3.000,
Atlln,
11.2c
and
8c.
BOSTON
GRILL
Thursday,
June
26,.
1
V-'
LARGE
CAIUHKl
High
0.43
o
'f
.
Special
Dinners
Thursday
nd
Saturdays
t
13.51
L
Dancing
Every
Saturday
Nlfht,
9
to
1
Low
757
a.m.
Dance
Ball
for
Hln;
19.38
Accommodations
for
Private
-
Parties
p.m.
7.
;
NOItTIIEllN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIAN
NEWSPAPER
I'llONE
437
Vc!
XXI.,
No.
148.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JUNE
25,
1930
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
UCCEEDS
INFLIGHT
OF
THE
ATLANTIC
Southern
Cross
With
Captain
Kingsford-Smith
and
Party
of
Comrades
Reaches
Harbor
Grace
Famous
Plane
Adds
Another
Accomplishment
to
Its
Great
Record
Ocean
Hop
Made
Under
Favorable
Auspices
HARBOR
GRACE,
June
25:
Cant.
Charles
Kin.
f
ird-Smith
and
his
three
companions,
having
successfully
j
a.
implished
a
tranB-Atlantic
flight
from
Baldonnel
Air-!
un
me,
Ireland,
landed
here
safely
in
the
famous
plane
smif
horn
Cross
at
5:22
this
morning.
They
hopped
off
j
ln
m
uamonnei
eany
yesiertiay
morning
and
encountered
rood
flying
conditions
which
allowed
them
to
make
the
trip
in
about
23
hours'
time.
They
had
waited
for
several
r!j
-
at
Baldonnel
before
hopping
off
because
of
adverse
?
at
her
reports.
The
Southern
Cross
will
be
flown
from
re
o
New
York.
-
.
..
-
..
;0
HARBOR
GRACE.
June
25:ThP
DISORDER
ININDIA
Trouble
Breaks
Out
At
Rangoon
Following
Denunciation
of
Simon
Report
Southern
Cross
will
leave
at
day-
POOL
CUTS
PAYMENTS
Wheat,
Barley
and
Rye
Affected
By
Change
Effective
Today
WINNIPEG,
June
25:
Initial
payment
by
the
Canadian
Wheat
Pools
on
wheat,
barley
and
rye
are
to
be
cut
down
to-day.
The
first
payments
on
wheat
for
the
balance
of
the
1929
crop,
wh'ch
has
not
yet
been
delivered
by
Pool
members,
Kill
be
decreased
to
85c
from
$1:
on
barley
from
40c
to
39c,
and
on
rye
to
40c
from
45c.
DISCLOSURES
IN
LATIMER
CASE
4
GROUND
BROKEN
FOR
NEW
LIQUOR
STORE
r-
Breaking
ground
for
the
new
liquor
vendor's
building
on
the
nbrthedst
corner
of
Third.
Avenue
and
Second
Street,
opposite
the
Dally
News
office,
was
started
yes-
terday
morning
by
the
con-
tractor,
E.
H.
Shqckley
of
Van-
couver.
After
slishlng
of
the
brush,
digging
for
the
founda-
tlon
commenced.
t
CHECK
UP
CRUISERS
Deciding
Winners
in
Seattle-Prince
Rupert
Race
Arduous
Task
(or
Officials
AH
Boats
In
Trophies
to
be
Presented
at
Yacht
Club
Dinner
Dance
Tonight
It
was
definitely
announced
today
by
G.
G.
Bushby,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Row-in;
As
Yacht
Club,
that
the
winners.
of
the
Seattle-Prince
Rupert
international
cruiser
race
would
not
be
announced
until
the
banquet
which
will
be
held
tonight
by
the
local
club
in
honor
of
the
visiting
tllt-rr-rriTMi
.1
nn.imi
m...
'n1
tm
-T
other
necessary
Information.
There
were
also
certain
mtoundersfcand-incs
to
be
Ironed
out
In
order
satisfy
all
the
participants.
Alnypij;
on
the
dot
of
five
o'clock
yestqr
day
afternoon
the
twelfth
and
last
boat
in
the
race
arrived
at
the
finish
line,
this
heing
the
"babyj
boat"
of
the
Hcet.
the
25-foot
Size,
which
Sklppr
William
Tra-
gonlng
said
could
have
been
herej
considerably
sooner
had
he
hot
misunderstood
certain
regulations
regarding
expired
time
and
made
longer
stop-overs
than
were
nec
essary.
The
eleventh
boat,
tho
Tyee
Scout,
with
a
party
of
twenty
Boy
Scouts
on
board,
hove
In
at
3.08
pm.
The
arrival
times
of
tho
(Continued
on
page
six.)
CLIENTS
TO
GET
CHANCE
Will
Be
Given
Two
Days
to
Clear
Up
Affairs
With
Solloway,
Mills
Company
CALOARY,
June
25:
Clients
of
Solloway,
Mills
Si
Co.,
whose
offices
i
are
to
be
closed
on
Saturday,
will
be
;
allowed.
It
is
stated,
on
Thursday,!
Friday
and
up
to
noon
Saturday
to
clear
up
their
business
with
the
brokerage
company.
Neither
I.
W.
C.
Solloway
or
Mills
will
be
associated
with
the
new
company
it
Is
proposed
to
organize.
Solloway
will
probably
as-"
sociate
himself
with
prospecting
In
Northern
Ontario
and
Mills
with
an
aviation
company
with
which
he
Is
connected.
RECOVERY
IN
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
June
25:
The
price
of
wheat
showed
a
slight
re
covery
on
the
local
exchange
today,
being
quoted
at
02VgC.
4.
;
VISITING
YACHTSMEN
'
SHOULD
ORDER
COPIES
OF
THIS
NEWSPAPER
Visiting
yachtsmen
who
may
be
leaving
the
city
early
to-
morrow
are
advised
to
order
copies
of
the
Dally
News
with
j
Eric
Roy,
3,000,
Cold
Storage,
a
full
account
of
tonight's
pro-
lUc
and
6c.
ccedlngs.
They
will
bo
mallei
Dundas,
1,000.
Booth,
11.1c
and
to
any
address
for
5c
a
copy;
.
6c
prepaid.
Nuba,
5,000,
Cold
Storage,
10.6c
:
Penticton
Physician
Is
Charged
With
Giving
it
Narcotic
Improperly
.
Counsel
For
Appellant
Claims
Star
Chamber
Methods
Were
Used
By
Medical
Counsel
In
Dealing
With
Case
VANCOUVER,
June
25:
Describing:
the
inquiry
by
the
council
of
the
British
Columbia
College
of
Physicians
and
Surgeons
into
charges
against
Dr.
Victor
Latimer
of
Penticton
as
savoring
of
"star
chamber
methods,"
G.
L.
jFraser,
Dr,
Latimer's
counsel,
opened
an
appeal
before
iMr.
Justice
W.
A.
Macdonald
in
Supreme
Court
yesterday
jfrom
an
order
removing
Latimer's
name
from
the
registry
of
the
College
of
Physicians
and
Surgeons
On
com.
'plaint
of
Mrs.
Helen
Oliver,
wife
of
Charles
Oliver.
charges
had
been
preferred
aqalnstn
.
..
.
.
winning
the
physician.
Covering
a
period
xnts
in
the
Seattle-Prince
Rupert
from
June
3
to
July
31
last,
it
was
;
W
111
HID
"
6
WllGtlt
nower
cruiser
marathon.
which:
alleged1
that
Latimer
had
admlnls-!
5
"'
ended
here
yesterday,
may
uobetercd
'narcotic
drugs
to
Mrs.
Oliver
known
until
the
banqtet
tonight
-'for
Improper
purposes.
A
committee
...
..
.
.
....
.
I
i
-1
r.
K
u.i.imm
'
"'".n
InA
lirinTOWne
.
1181
pj
,t'Jiia"iS
ivui
imjraitiuiis
uiiu
j
trophies
will
be
presented
to
ItMt
winners.
Ri
officials
were
still
busy
today
ch?fcnfi
up
kh?
logs
fRkrn
bv
the
various"
boats
an3!
had
becn
proven
and
that
Dr
La
timer
was
guilty
of
Infamous
and
unprofessional
conduct"
Mr.
Frascr
contended
that
no
evi
dence1
ot
drugs
had
been
adduced.
RocKstar
Winner
of
Irish
Derby
Writ
Seeond
and
Christopher
Robin
Third
In
Biff
Itace
Today
Vol.
1.
Moves
Up
Today
Judge
J.
N.
Ellis
ol
the
County
showed
Rceotny
i
Seven-Eighths
Court,
Vancouver,
appointed
by
the
medical
council,
found
that
two
to
One
and
a
Quarter
Cents"
moved
up
rromisf
10
ie
ori
iRe;
-
local
exchange
today.
WILL
MAKE
RESTITUTION
Prosecution
Against
Latest
Defalcating
Vancouver
Official
Considered
Unlikely
VANCOUVER,
June
25:
Alfred
n
.
Ik.
t.n
.rtmcnl
CURRAOII,
Ireland,
June
25:
Mtk,
who
Tuesday
admitted
defal-
Slr
Wilson's
Rockstar
today
captur-
cation
of
$2fr
will
make
restitution,
ed
the
Irish
Derby.
Writ
was
second
Mayor
W.
II.
Malkln
announced.
His
and
Christopher
Robin,
third,
Worshep
expressed
tne
opinion
inai
Twelve
horses
ran.
there
would
be
no
prosecution.
The
Political
Corner
Wednesday,
June
25
No-13.
Praise
From
an
Opponent
The
smaller
and
partisan
Tory
newspapers
are
busy
blaming
the
Government
for
the
unemployment
situation
in
Canada
today,
though
the
economists
tell
us
It
Is
worldwide
and
less
in
Canada
man
in
any
other
country.
The
Vancouver
"Province"
(Conservative)
Is
fair
enough
to"
raise,
its
voice
with
the
economists,
it
says
in
an
eaiHjriai:
"It
would
be
foolish
of
course
and
manifestly
unfair
to
attempt
"to
hold
Mr.
King
and
his
government
jesponslble
for
Jthe
financial
'
"and.commerclal
depression
of
tho
present
summer.
Th
cbjptesslorf
"Is
world-wide,
,the
dullness
Is
the
dullness
of
ah
economic
dip
"which
affects
not
only
Canada
but
althjj
pjlnclpaj
trading
countries
of
the
world."
.
And
furtherthe
same-editorial,
thsiy
of
thecqord
of
the
'
Liberal
Government:
"It
Kas
reduced
debt
and
taxation,
It
has
put
theV
national
"railways
on
their
feet,
it
ha.rtturned
thjg
natural
resources
to
the
"weste.n
provinces,
it
has
helped
the
Maritime,
it
has
fcneour
"aged
forergn
trade,
It
has
increased
Canada's
prwtlgfi
abroad."
Arid
In
a
clever
"dig"
at
Mr.
Bennett's
billingsgate
and
lack
of
self
control
in
his
public
addresses,
ayijs-to
say
of
Mackenzie!
King's
dignified
appeal
to
the
eler
of
Canada.
.
'it'
"One
may
"disagree
with
Mr.
King's
premises
in
his
arguments,
"one
may
dispute
his
conclusions,
but
one
must
concede,
lltat
In
"this
keynote
speech
he
shqwed
that
he
has
the
proper
conception
"of
the
dignity
of
the
office
he
holds,
and
that
he
crcdlts,'tho
people
"of
Canada
whom'
he
was
addressing
with
lntelllgenceand
a
real
'interest
In
public
affairs."
It
is
refreshing
to
receive
a
compliment
of
this
sort'from
the
pen
of
a
political
opponent,
and
it
should
serve
as
a
Jlist
rebuke
to
tho
leader
of
the
Tory
party
who
has
so
far
forgotten
he
nmriltles
of
public
life
as
to
subject
the
Premier
of
our
country
to
low
and
vile
abuse.