Today'-
wther
Tomorrow's
Tides
1
g
mm
WMl
Friday,
July
31,
1931
Q
High
2:05
ajn.
20:9
It.
Prince
Run-barometer,
cast,
calm;
14:55
pjn.
19:4
ft.
30
mooth.
Low
8:42
a.m.
2:2
ft
20:53
p.m.
6:2
It.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol.
XXII..
No.
1!
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JULY
31,
1931
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
ACKENZIE
ON
BEAUHARNOIS
STEAMER
PRINCE
Canadian
National
Ship
Runs
A
ground
in
Dense
Fog
Near
Passengers
Removed
to
Princess
Kathleen
and
Taken
to
Victoria
Big
Ship
In
No
Danger
and
Is
Expected
to
Refloat
Soon
VANCOUVER,
July
31:
The
Canadian
National
Ktf
amor
Prince
David,
en
route
from
Victoria
to
Seattle,
v.f
nt
ashore
at
10:45
this
morning
at
Point
Wilson,
near
Port
Townsend,
in
the
fog
at
low
water.
The
passengers
rr
removed
to
the
Canadian
Pacific
steamer
Princess
Kathleen,
which
was
nearby,
and
taken
to
Victoria.
The
'earner
is
not
believed
to
be
seriously
damaged
and
is
exported
to
be
refloated
very
soon.
IS
SAILING
TO
SEATTLE
Sitka
Youth
Taking
Ills
Time
on
trube
South
to
Attend
College
ia;!n
and
rawifif
a
18-foot
boat
fr
.
tiiikj.
his
home,
to
Seattle,
v.
u
k
ho
will
enter
college,
Robert
c
A;
mund,
an
Alaskan
youth,
is
at
i
r
"it
tn
Prince
Rupert.
He
ar-...
with
his
small
boat
yesterday
ii
the
north
and
Is
planning
to
this
afternoon
In
continuation
i
southward
voyage.
inn
de
Armand
has
already
t
)
:
i
month
on
the
way
and
ex-i,h,
it
it
will
be
another
month
t
:
r
he
sails
Into
Elliott
Day
and
r
.i
He
u
making
the
trip
by
.
i
;e;
and
is
having
a
most
c"
hiful
time,
he
says.
Police
Court
Fines
Lower
Have
Totalled
$3,113.75
So
Far
This
Year
as
Against
fl.lJOiO
In
Same
Period
Last
Year
P
lice
court
fines
for
the
month
r
.Tiiiv
this
year
totalled
$210
as
i
n
urd
with
$512.50
in
the
same
ii
i
u
last
year.
So
far
this
year,
I
'
'
i
unit
fines
have
totalled
$3,-i
'
is
u;tlnst
$4,430.50
during
Vi
Ur.it
seven
months
of
1930.
STRIKE
IS
CONCLUDED
New
York
Garment
Workers
Heach
Mayof
am
city
Council
of
Califor-Agrcemcnt
With
Manufacturers
j
n,a
clty
officiated
Today
NHW
YORK,
July
31:
An
agrcc-ni'
in
was
signed
yesterday
between
"ii
Amalgamated
Cloth
Workers
of
America
and
the
New
York
Clothing
Manufacturers'
Exchange
whereby
20.000
of
30.0Q0
striking
garment
workers
will
return
to
work.
The;
I'
irtnont
workers
had
called
the!
'
nkr
on
Wednesday
on
expiry
of
a!
"""
i-ji'ur
agreement.
ROYALS
WIN
FIRST
OF
SOCCKll
FINALS
WINNIPEO.
July
31:
New
Westminster
Iloyals
defeated
!
Toronto
Scottish
two
to
nil
in
!
1
he
first
of
a
three-game
scries
'ir
the
Dominion
football
:h:implonshlp
last
night.
Pt
Townsend
GIVEN
CHANCE
ON
IHG
LUMBER
OKDEIt
VICTORIA.
July
31:
British
Columbia
lumbermen
are
to
be
given
an
opportunity
of
bidding
on
an
order
for
ten
million
feet
of
lumber
required
in
the
Unl-
ted.
Kingdom
on
a
.competitive,.,
basis
with
Swedish
fnieretts.
Hon.
Joshua
Hlnchllffc
an-
nounccd
yesterday.
LINDBERGHS
AT
OTTAWA
ramoui
Flyer
and
Ills
Wife
Make
Safe
Landing
at
Canadian
Capital
OTTAWA,
July
31:
Col.
and
Mrs.
Charles
A.
Lindbergh,
completing
the
initial
hop
of
their
propected
flight
to
Japan,
landed
In
the
Ottawa
River
off
Hock
Cliff
Airport
at
1:36
yesterday
afternoon
(Ottawa
time)
from
North
Haven,
Maine.
Col.
Lindbergh,
after
circling
over
the
city
for
several
minutes,
brought
his
big
Lockhecd-Slrius
monoplane
down
to
a
perfect
landing
on
the
river
while
Mrs.
Lindbergh
wirelessed
the
news
of
their
safe
arrival
to
the
office
of
the
Tan-American
Airways
In
New
York.
The
couple
will
probably
take
off
tomorrow
on
the
second
hop
of
'their
long
flight.
Los
Angeles
Jail
Opened
L03
ANGELES.
July
31:
-The
mayor
and
city
council
of
Los
Angeles
officiated
at
the
formal
opening
today
of
the
new
Lincoln
Heights
city
Jail
here.
QUAKE
IN
VANCOUVER
Shock
Felt
Yesterday
Believed
to
Have
Originated
In
Gulf
of
Georgia
v
AwrriTtvirn
Jnlv
31.
An
earth
quake
shock,
which
the
Victoria
ob
servatory
reporica
as
pruuaui,
v.-iglnatlng
between
Nanalmo
and
Vancouver,
snook
nouses
m
western
portion
of
Vancouver
and
In
Nanalmo
yesterday
morning.
No
damage
was
done.
DA
VID
ASHORE
y
!
''SSSSSSSSSSSSSsT'B
siiiiBBBBbBbPIBBBBBBBBBiW
85.
Prince
David,
which
Former
Premier
rptests
At
Innuendo
and
Insinuation
in
the
"
"Report
of
Special
Committee
Power
Project
Was
Approved
on
Its
Merits
and
Not
Dc-causcof
Political
Pressure
Denies
Knowledge
of
Campaign
Fund
Source
OTTAWA,
July
31
:
Protesting
that
innuendo
and
insinuation
against
the
former
Liberal
government
had
been
sandwiched
into
the
report
of
the
Beauharnois
committee,
Kt.
Hon.
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King,
former
premier,
last
night
in
the
House
of
Commons
defended
the
record
of
his
administration.
The
Beauharnois
project,
he
declar-
TAKE
OVER
SHIP
LINE
'
C.
P.
It.
to
Absorb
Canadian
Australian
Royal
Mail,
Vancouver
Hears
VANCOUVER,
July
31:
It
is
widely
rumored
in
shipping
circles
that
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
is
negotiating
for
a
controlling
Interest
in
the
Canadian
Australian
Koyal
.Mali
Co.
Ltd.
Accord
in?
to
the
rumor,
the
Canadian
Pacific
would
take
over
the
liners
Aorangi
and
Niagara,
operating
between
Sydney
and
Vancouver,
and
augment
the
service
with
some
of
the
Duchess
vessels
from
the
Atlantic
Ocean.
British
House
Rises;
To
Sit
Again
in
Fall
LONDON.
July
31
Parliament
adjourned
today
and
will
be
convened
again
on
October
20.
Halibut
Landings
CANADIAN
Prosperity
A..
23.000,
Storago,
5.5c
and
3c.
Embla,
10,000,
Storage,
5.5c
and
3c.
Sea
Maid,
13,000,
Storage.
5.5c
and
30.
Ternen.
7.700.
Atlln,
5.5c
and
Sc
Aleve,
0,000,
Atlln,
Ste
and
3c.
Cape
Swain,
0,500,
5.5c
and
3c
holding
over.
Ashore
In
Puget
Sound
i
"
mr..
If
"
m
Tllflm
ft
1
1
stranded
n?ar
Port
Townsend
this
morn
ing
in
dense
fog.
ea.
naa
oeen
approved
on
its
merits.
Not
a
single
statement
during
the
investigation
showed
that
political
Influence
had
been
used
on
the
gov
ernment.
The
report
should
have
brought
this
out.
Mr.
King
declared
;
that
he
knew
nothing
of
the
source
of
the
campaign
funds.
The
former
premier
urged
the
appointment
of
a
royal
commission
to
go
fully
Into
the
whole
matter
of
campaign
funds
not
only
for
the
lMt
election
but
also
for
the
ejections
of
1929
and
IBM.
Lloyd
George
Getting
Well
Former
Premier
Continues
to
Make
Progress
Following
Operation
For
Kidney
Trouble
LONDON.
July
31:
Rt.
Hon.
David
Lloyd
Oeonte
continues
to
make
good
progress
from
the
effects
of
an
operation
on
Tuesday
for
kidney
trouble.
IN
PUGET
SOUND
.
HALIBUT
LANDINGS
Arrivals
Here
During
Month
of
July
Totalled
Two
and
Halt
Million
Pounds
During
the
month
of
July
this
year
halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
totalled
2,550.-000
pounds.
American
boats
brought
in
1,467.000
pounds
and
Canadian
boats.
1,033,000
pounds.
AMY
MAKES
GOOD
TIME
Girl
Flyer
and
Her
Instructor
Companion
Expect
to
Reach
Ras-nojarsk
Tonight
LONDON,
July
31:
Amy
Johnson
:
and
Flying
Instructor
J.
Humphreys,
who
took
off
from
Sverdlovsk
yes-
'
terday
and
landed
at
Omsk,
took
off
from
the
latter
point
today
and
expect
to
reach
Rasnojarsk
tonight
Vancouver
Wheat
1
VANCOUVER,
July
31:
Wheat
J
was
quoted
on
the
local
exchange
i
today
at
51?c.
Prince
of
Wales
Is
Injured
As
He
Drives
Car
Into
Fence
Following
Collision
Thursday
LONDON,
July
31:
The
Prince
of
Wales
fijnired
in
another
accident
yesterday.
The
heir
to
the
throne
oscaped
with
slight
injuries
from
a
mix-up
in
which
ho
might
easily
have
been
seriously
hurt
if
not
killed.
His
Royal
Highness,
driving,
lus
zeppelin-shaned
automobile,
collided
with
another
car.
To
avoid
hitting
a
number
of
pedestrians,
the
Princo
drove
the
vehicle
into
a
fence.
The
car
sustained
considerable
damage.
'
""CROSSING
SKIDEGATE
MINE
SHIPS
RICH
ORE'
j
!
SKIDEGATE,
July
31:
The
Kltsault
Eagle
Mine
(South-
easter)
at
Skidegate
made
its
first
shipment
last
week.
It
was
,
very
high
grade
gold
ore.
It
is
1
rumored
that
one
900-nounds
1
lot
of
ore
was
worth
$1500.
LITTLE
MAC
IS
ORPHAN
i
Adopted
Into
Family
at
Hell
Won
derful
Visitor
is
Centre
of
Attraction
TLELL,
Q.
C.
Islands.
July
31:--
Mr.
MacDonald
of
Anyox
found
lawn
on
me
Deacn
near
nere
a
iew
days
ago
in
an
apparency
dyinx
condition.
It
was
not
a
week
old
and
;
the
mother
could
not
be
traced.
He
j
oar
Hod
it
to
Madame
Rajaut's
farm
home
at
which
he
is
staying,
a
nipple
was
borrowed
from
the
Richardson
farm
adjoining,
and
then
at
the
taste
of
warm
milk,
the
pretty
creature
canic
to
life.
He
Is
n6w
enjoying
his
meals
and
has
adopted
Mrs.
Jim
Dcnholme
as
his
mother
following
her
everywhere
she
goes.
As
Mr.
MacDonald
is
known
at
Anyox
familiarly
as
"Tramline
Mac"
the
fawn
has
been
named
"Little
Mac"
and
the
Anyox
children
staying
at
the
farm
are
having
a
won
derful
time
with
him.
He
is
thei
centre
of
attraction
at
the
Rajaut
ranch.
Vancouver
Stocks
(Courtesy
8.
D.
jo&natob
Oo.t
Big
Missouri,
20,
24.
Cork
Province,
nil
1.
Duthle
Mines,
nil,
4.
Georgia
River,
2,
3.
Golconda,
20,
nil.
Orandvlew,
4,
5.
Independence,
nil,
1.
Indian
Mines,
1,
1.
Kootenay
King,
nil,
1.
Lucky
Jim,
nil.
3.
National
Silver,
nil,
1V4.
Noble
Five,
4,
5.
Oregon
Copper,
nil
3.
Pend
Oreille,
78,
nil.
Porter-Idaho,
4,
5.
Reeves
Maedonald.
23.
;U.
.
Ruth-Hope,
nil,
5.
Silver-Crest,
14,
2.
Silverado,
nil
4.
Snowflake,
1,
2.
Topley
Richfield,
1,
nil.
Woodbine,
nil,
1.
OILS
Freehold.
3,
nil.
Hargal.
3,
nil.
A.
P.
Con.,
8,
10.
Merland,
7,
8.
Mercury.
9,
10.
CalmonW
5,
6.
Dalhomie.
15,
2Q.
Fabyan
Tete.
,
ltt.
Home,
45,
48.
United,
9.
10,
Royallte,
5.00,
nil.
Eastern
Stocks
Noranda,
18
Vs.
nil
Inter.
Nickel
12,
nil.
Imperial
Oil
12
V,,
nil.
Con.
M.
Si
S,
04);.
nil.
C.
P.
R..
25?i.
nil.
The
Weather
Triple
Island
Part
cloudy,
fresh
westerly
wind;
sea
moderate.
Langara
Islnnd
Misty,
light
westerly
wind;
sea
calm.
Dead
Tree
Point-
Clear,
calm'
barometer,
30:22;
temperature,
72,
,
sea
smooth.
TOD
A
Y
ATLANTIC
Ten
Men
Have
Succeeded
in
Spanning
Ocean
By
Air
This
Year
NEW
YORK,
July
31:
With
the
safe
arrival
yesterday
at
Istanbul,
Turkey,
of
Russell
Boardman
and
John
Polando,
American
flyers,
after
a
non-stop
flight
from
New
York,
ten
men
had
so
far'
this
summer
flown
across
the
Atlantic
Ocean
without
injury
or
accident.
All
the
flights
this
year
have
been
In
the
eastward
direction.
Flying
last
night
between
Berlin
and
Moscow,
Hugh
Herndon
Jr.
and
Clyde
Pangborn
were
14
hours
beJ-hind
Wiley
Post
and
Harold
Gatty,
whose
nine-day
record
for
the
flight
around
the
world
they
are
endeavoring
to
break.
MOSCOW.
JulV
31Clvrtp
Pantr-
born
and
Hn?h
I?,rnrtnn
tr
lanrl.
a!cd
nere
Irom
Berlln
at
llM
th
momln
and
,.ft
at
5.o
nm
...
Irkutsk
m
Central
Russia,
NEWPLEA
IS
ASKED
Al
Capone
Nervous
After
Trial
Judge
Threatens
to
Impose
Long
Prison
Term
CHICAGO.
July
31:
Assured
by
Circuit
Judge
Wllkerson
yesterday
afternoon
that
Al
Capone
had
no
right
to
expect,
because
he
had
pleaded
guilty
to
charges
of
evasion
of
the
federal
prohibition
and
income
tax
laws,
that
he
would
receive
a
light
sentence,
counsel
foi
the
32-year
old
gang
leader
of
this!
city
hastened
to
apply
for
permission
to
change
the
plea
from
that:
of
guilty
to
not
guilty.
The
Judge
reserved
until
today
his
decision
on
the
application.
!
Should
Capone
be
allowed
to
alter
his
plea
to
that
of
not
guilty,
the
ensuing
trial
might
last
for
a
year.
If
the
application
is
not
granted,
there
is
every
reason
in
view
of
the
Judge's
declaration
yesterday,
that
a
heavy
sentence
will
be
Imposed.
Great
Swedish
Churchman
Dies
Arrhibishop
Nathan
Sodcrbloom
Passes
Away
at
Upsalah
Fronts
Heart
Failure
Word
has
reached
the
city
of
the
recent
death
from
heart
failure
in
Upalah,
Sweden,
of
Archlblshop
Nathan
Sodcrbloom,
one
of
tho
best
known
of
Scandinavian
clerics.
Born
In
HeUlngfors,
Finland,
In
1866,
the
late
Archlblshop
Soder-bloom
became
pastor
of
the
Swe-dish
Lutheran
Church
In
Paris
In
1894.
In
1923
he
was
Instrumental
In
calling
a
conference
of
church
people
of
all
countries
with
a
view
to
advancing
the
interests
of
world
peace.
In
1930,
the
Noble
Peace
Prize
was
awarded
to
Archbishop
Soderbloom.
The
late
Archlblshop
Soderblooia
spoke
sevcteen
languages
fluently
Pioneer
Builder
Of
Province
Passes
Andrew
J.
Crowe
Passu
Away
hi
Vancouver
at
Age
of
79
f
VANCOUVER.
July
31:
Andrew
J.
Crowe,
aged
79,
pioneer
British"
Columbia
builder
and
contractor,
died
yesterday.