T-ts
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
Friday,
September
4,
1931
High
5:25
a.m.
15:2
ft.
Pr
C
m
irt
Overcast,
light
N
17:20
p.m.
17:8
ft.
soutl
5
id;-
barometer,
29.98;
Low
11:10
a.m.
9:1
ft.
seas
w
3
a-
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol
XXII
g
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER
3,
1931
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
CAMPS
HERE
ARE
OPENING
A
T
ONCE
FAIR
FESTIVITIES
HERE
ARE
PROCEEDING
IN
FULL
SWING
Unemployed
Men
To
Work
From
Three
Points
on
Local
End
of
the
Skeena
Plans
Tokio
Flight
w
i
i
m
:
(s
i
I
J'.nnlta
Buras.
Los
Angi'lrs
avl-c
rx
announced
recently
she
y
.ituii
d
a
non-stop
solo
flight
t
.ht
from
Sca
Ui!
to
Toklo.
ORIENTALS
HAVE
FIGHT
Chinese
and
Filipinos
MU
on
Notorious
Seattle
Street
and
One
May
Die
W
ATTLE.
Sept.
3!
One
Chine
v
.
fatally
krUfed,
allegedly
by
a
Fi
i
iino
assailant,
and
four
other
i
ons
were
Injured
In
a
melee
on
Km;
street
here
between
Chinese
'.i
i
Filipinos.
Amy
Johnson
Left
Omsk
Yesterday
For
Sverdlovsk
MOSCOW.
Sept.
3
Amy
Johnson
f
"ok
off
from
Omsk
today
for
Sve-"i'"vsk
in
the
course
of
her
home-K'ird
flight
from
Toklo
td
London.
Al'STKO-GEUMAN
V
PACT
RENOUNCED
GENEVA,
Sept.
3
Germany
nd
Austria,
acting
through
'Mr
foreign
ministers
at
the
piin-Europoan
Commission,
tt-rti'V
renounced
the
customs
union
that
was
proposed
several
months
ago.
Practically
every
nation
In
Europe
had
protested
River
Highway
Building
Welcome
Announcement
Made
This
Morning
By
Mayor
Orme
Galloway
Rapids,
Cloyah
Bay
and
Prudhomme
Lake
Sites
Mayor
Cyril
H.
Orme
made
the
welcome
announcement
this
morning
that
he
had
been
advised
that
instructions
had
been
issued
by
the
provincial
department
of
public
works
to
proceed
at
once
with
the
opening
of
three
nlnvmnnt
relief
work
enmns
on
the
local
section
of
the
Skeena
River
Highway.
One
the
buildings
already
provided
at
Oalloway
Rapids
bridge
while
twol
large
ones
wll
lgo
In
at
Cloyah.
Day
and
at
the
foot
of
Prudhomme
Lake.
Lumber
for
the
last
mentioned
camp
will
be
hauled
in
b,y
tractor
over
the
skid
road
which
was
built
by
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
during
transmission
line
construction.
Everything
la
in
readiness
to
proceed
with
the
construction
of
this
camp
just
as
soon
as
the
lumber
can
be
delivered
on
the.
ground.
It
is
not.
as
yet,
definitely
announced
how
many
men
will
be
em-'
ployed
in
these
three
camps
but
it
expected
there
will
be
at
least
a
i(ew
hundred
given
work
therein
throughout
the
coming
fall
and
wln-ji-
r
Opening
of
the
camps
will
(greatly
relieve
the
local
unemployment
situation.
Announcement
of
the
action
of
the
government
had
ben
patiently
awaited
for
the
past
week
or
so
Men
in
the
Galloway
Rapids
and
Cloyah
Bay
camps
will
work
on
the
completion
of
the
road
between
those
two
points.
Some
of
the
men
at
the
Cloyah
Bay
as
well
as
all
those
at
Prudhomme
Lake
will,
it
is
expected,
be
employed
on
building
of
the
new
Cloyah-Prudhomme
Lake
section.
Vancouver
Stocks
Big
Missouri,
20,
23.
Duthle,
nil.
4.
George
Copper.
40.
nil.
Georgia
River.
3,
3.
Gotoonda.
21,
25.
Grandvlew.
3,
6.
Kootenay
Florence,
H.
nil.
Oregon
Copper,
nil,
3.
Pend
Oreille.
65,
75.
Premier.
45.
50.
Reeves
Macdonald,
20,
25Vi.
Rufus-Argenta.
nlL
2.
Ruth-Hope.
nil.
5.
Silver
Crest,
i
nil.
Snowflake,
1,
lVfc.
Woodbine,
ft.
1.
Bluebird,
1ft.
2.
N
OILS
Freehold.
2ft.
5.
Hargal.
2.
nil.
A.
P.
Con..
7,
8.
Mercury,
10.
11.
Dalhousle.
15.
20.
Fabyan
rcte.
ft.
1.
Home,
40,
48.
United.
5,
8.
Rovalltc.
050.
0.80.
Eastern
Stocks
Sherrltt-Oordoh.
50.
59.
Noranda.
18.75.
19.25.
Inter.
Nickel.
12.25.
12
75.
Imperial
Oil.
13
00,
nil.
Con.
M.
tt
8.,
92.00.
nil.
C.
P.
R..
19Tb.
nil.
The
Weather
m-ll.
T.lnnrt
Cloudy,
Hlht
,
southwest
wind;
moderate
westerly
niand-Ralnlng,
light
UU
i
n..m
Mtlnrl
rtmnnV
MR.
Pninu-Overcast,
light
...v,,
,inH-
.
harometer,
29.92;
DUUbllVUS.
T.
i
I
w
temperature,
68;
light
chop.
small
camp
will
be
opened
in
,
n
uancingrretty
Fair
Feature
Miss
Nan
Craig
and
Her
Pupils
Give
Aceptable
Entertainment
Each
Evening
One
of
the
most
attractive
features
of
the
entertainment
program
each
evening
durlngUhefalr
at
the
Rihihltlrm.Hall
is
the
danelne
dls-
relay
6y
dainty
alid
uf?ntedpupils
of
the
Craig
School
of
Dancing
as
well
as
by
Miss
Nan
Craig,
the
popular
terpischoran
Instructress,
and
her
partner,
Mrs.
II.
N.
Hodgson.
These
displays
have
been
given
on
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
evenings
and
there
will
be
another
tonight.
The
program
last
night
was
as
follows:
Russian
Dance
by
Margaret
Smith
and
Jean
Christensen,
age
10.
Highland
Dance
by
Jean
Robert
son
and
Isabelle
Connery.
age
10
and
11.
Acrobatic
Dance
by
Nona
Hodg
son,
age
10.
Kiddle
Kapers
(tap
dance)
by
Pinkie
Moore
and
Marie
Boulter,
age
4.
Tap
Dance
by
Rosle
Smith
and
Mary
NtshlkazeC
aged
12.
Toe
Dance
bjrOiona
Dewoir.
age
9.
Varsity
Drag
by
Joyce
Gaw-
thorne,
age
6.
Soft
Shoe
Dance
by
crecmie
Mor
gan.
The
Death
of
the
Swan
(This'
danoe
was
created
by
the
late
Anut
Pavlova)
by
Nora
Hodgson,
age
10.
Musical
Comedy
by
Mrs.
H.
N.
Hodgson
and
Nan
Craig.
Accompanist.
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black.
"All
pupils
are
local
children
and
have
been
trained
by
Miss
Craig.
KILLED
IN
VICTORIA
MUs
Violet
Eldcrton
Victim
of
Third
Fatality
In
Four
Days
iVICTORIA.
Sept.
3
The
third
traffic
fatality
here
within
four
davs
ticcurred
last
night
when
M
Violet
Eldcrton
died
in
hos
hkalssoon
after
being!
run
down
b;
hrt
automobile
driven
by
Philip
lifcld,
aged
17.
at
the
corner
of
qpok
and
Yates
Streets.
V
FRANCE
AND
ITALY
TO
DISCUSS
DISARMAMENT
t
GENEVA.
Sept.
3:
The
League
of
Nations
hears
that
France
and
Italy
are
soon
to
resume
negotiations
for
an
agrccmeitt
on
the
vexed
problem
of
naval
disarmament
limitation.
Arrangements
to
reopen
discussions
are
reported
practically
complete.
Married
vyr
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flsSSSSSSSSSSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB
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fcj
jSjlHBBBSSSSSsl
Philippe
Hotlfpguer.
son
of
a
Par
Barclay
of
New
Y-nit
.it
shan
HELP
FOR
iT7K
irr
7T
WUii&LJ
113
Union
of
B.
C.
Municipalities
Urges
Government
to
Take
Immediate
Action
VICTORIA,
Sept.
3:
After
telling
members
of
the
provincial
government
of
growing
numbers
of
unemployed
in
British
Columbia
cities
and
municipalities,
dele-gales
to
the
annual
convention
of
the
Union
of
British
Columbia
Municipalities
emphasized
the
need
of
immediate
action
at
a
meeting
in
the
executive
chamber
yesterday.
Premier
S.
F.
Tolmle
said
that
the
government
was
keeping
in
touch
with
Ottawa
and
it
was
expected
that
an
order-in-council
Mould
be
passed
there
soon.
EXHIBITION
'ATTENDANCE
Gate
at
Building
Was
Fair
Admissions
to
Grounds
Light
Owing
to
Rain
Attendance
at
the
Exhibition
building
yesterday
was
quite
satisfactory,
despite
the
Inclement
state
of
the
weather
Adults
paying
ad
mission
totalled
039,
the
receipts
amounting
to
$319.50,
Owing
to
the
bad
weather,
the
sports
ground
iwje
was
light,
the
football
realizlm:
$32.50
and
the
baseball.
$60.
In
Paris
banker,
and
Miss
Allardyce
iftr-r
their
marriage
In
ParU
SESSION
OF
PARLIAMENT
British
House
is
Called
to
Assemble
On
September
8.
to
Hear
Fiscal
Program
LONDON,
Sept
3
A
special
ses
slon
of
Parliament
has
been
summoned
for
September
8,
at
which
tune
the
new
coalition
administration
will
formally
present
Its
program
for
the
rehabilitation
of
the
British
fiscal
structure.
MURDERER
IS
HANGED
John
.Streib
Pays
Extreme
Penalty
at
Winnipeg
For
Killing
Three
Children
WNNIPEO.
Sept.
3:-John
Streib.
aged
45,
who,
last
May,
killed
the
three
children
of
Mrs.
Lillian
Wa
ters,
who
had
given
him
board
and
room,
was
hanged
this
morning.
Halibut
Landings
Canadian
Brant,
3.500,
Atlin.
6c.
and
3c.
Ithona,
8.000,
too
late
for
market
American
Formost,
38,000,
too
late
for
Prince
Rupert
Fair
Program
Today
,
3:30
p.m.
Baseball,
Hazelton
vs.
Prince
Ruper
livening
4
7:30
p.m.
Bands
Parade.
I
3
p.m.
Vaudeville
and
Beautequest
judging.
Friday
T
10
a.m.
Football
final,
Aiyansh
vs.
Kincolith,
1
p.m.
Lacrosse
final,
Aiyansh
vs.
Prince
Ruport.
8
p.m.
Baseball,
Hazelton
vs.
Prince
Rupert
C:45
p.m.
Football,
Anyox
vs.
Prince
Rupert,
lvenine;
Bcautequest
Coronation
Ball.
Final
judgjng
at
9
p.m.
Crowning
of
Miss
Prince
Rupert
at
11
p.m.
x
:iSPFfIAI
MALCOLM
MACDONALD
siUl
UVinil
TO
ENTER
CABINET
!
LONDON,
Sept.
3:
Malcolm
!
MacDonald,
son
of
Premier
J.
Ramsay
MacDonald,
Is
to
be
taken
into"
his
father's
coalition
cabinet,
it
is
reported.
The
ca-
:
blnet
Is
now
wrestling
with
the
.
problem
of
what
Is
best
to
be
done
for
Britain's
appalling
to-
tal
of
2,733,000
unemployed.
j
l
jLOFTY
PEAK
IS
SCALED
Wishart
Campbell,
Radio
Singer
Descends
East
Side
of
Mount
Edith
Cavcll
JASPER
PARK.
Sept.
3:
Wishart
Campbell,
Toronto,
whose
rich
bari-!
tone
has
been
a
feature
of
the
radio
J
programs
broadcast
each
evening
from
Jasper
Park
Lodge
this
summer,
accomplished
a
noteworthy
alpine
feat
yesterday
when
he
made
the
first
descent
of
the
east
ridge
of
Mount
Edith
Cavell
to
be
achieved
this
season
and
the
second
In
the
history
of
the
lofty
mountain.
,
vampoeii
was
accompanied
ay
Frederick
L.
Hamilton,
of
Hamilton.
Bermuda,
and
member
of
the
Canadian
Alpine
Club,
Hans
Fuhrer,
Swiss
guide
from
Jasper
Park
Lodge,
led
the
two
climbers
in
their
daring
descent.
IS
NAMED
CHAIRMAN
Owen
D.
Young
to
Head
Relief
Committee
in
United
States
WASHINGTON,
Sept.
3:
The
appointment
of
Owen
D.
Young,
head
of
the
General
Electric
Co.
and
noted
American
economist,
as
chairman
of
the
national
committee
which
will
raise
and
devise
relief
for
needy
families
in
the
country
this
fall
and
winter,
Is
announced.
?UGET
SOUND
SALMON
PACK
Will
Be
One
of
Largest
Since
1923,
Official
Fitures
Indicate
SEATTLE,
Sept.
3:
The
1931
salmon
pack
In
Puget
Sound
will
total
up
to
be
one
of
the
Jargest
since
the
record
pack
of
1923,
official
figures
being
compiled
indicate.
PEACE
RIVER
CHURCH
OPEN
Bishop
llix
Dedicates
St.
Martin's
and
Ordains
Miinstcr
Bishop
O.
A.
Rlx
In
the
court?
of
a
tour
of
the
Peace
River
country,
recently
opened
the
first
Pro
testant
church
north
of
Peace
River
Jn
the
B.
0.
Block.
It
Is
thei
fecond
church
to
be
built
in
the
district,
the
first'
being
a
Roman!
Catholic
Church.
Bishop
Rlx
conducted
the
dedication
of
the
church,
which
li
known
as
St.
Martin's,
and
ordained
the
resident
minister,
Mr.
Wol-fcndale.
I
On
the
Saturday
evening
preceding
the
dedicatory,
dinner
waj
served
by
the
men
of
thp
district
to
meet
Bishop
Rlx.
Speakers
were
Bishop
Rlx.
Rural
Dean
T.
D.
Proctor
and
Mr.
Wolfendale.
DISPLAYS
Wonderful
Exhibits
of
Flowers
Sent
to
Exhibition
From
South
The
Flower
Show
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Exhibition
this
year
has
been
greatly
Enhanced
by
three
special
floral
displays
from
the
sputh.
Poslbly
the
most
outstanding
dls-
play
of
the
three
is
that
front
the
Ferncllffe
Dahlia
&
Gladiolus
Oar-dens
at
Hatzlc.
Here
are
exhibited
some
really
wonderful
gladioli,
some
of
the
specimens
being
bfth
very
rare
and
expensive,
Another
fine
gladioli
display
is
that
from
the
International
Test
Gardens,
North
Vancouver.
The
third
special
flower
display
is
that
from
Brown
Bros.
Ltd.
which
is
very
attractive.
The
collections
were
sent
for
dls-,
play
purposes
only
and
not
for
com
petition.
DEATH
OF
COMPOSER
Once
Popular
Director
Dies
Penni--
less
and
Aloneiin
Sn
"
'
Francisco
SAN
FRANCSCO,
8ept.
3:
Ferris
Hartman,
a
generation
ago
one
of
the
most
popular
of
American
mu
sical
comedy
composers
and
direc
tors,
is
dead
here,
penniless
and
alone.
Thirty
years
ago
Hartman
had
charge
of
the
opening
of
the
Grand
Opera
House.
Seattle's
first
enter
tainment
place
of
such
nature.
SMALL
BOY
IS
VICTIM
Little
Donovan
Levue,
Aged
Four,
Loses
Life
in
Lake
Washing-
-ton,
Seattle
SEATTLE,
Sept.
3:
Lake
Washington
claimed
a
tiny
victim
Tuesday
afternoon
when
four-year
old
Donovan
Levue
fell
from
a
slip
and
was
drowned.
The
UtUe
body
was
recovered
a
few
minutes
later
but
an
hour's
efforts
at
artificial
respiration
failed
to
bring
back
a
single
spark
of
life.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
3:
Wheat
was
quoted
at
51kC
on
the
local
exchange
today.
1
SALVAGE
SALE
1
Peterborough
mahogany
run-
about.
Sold
at
Factory
for
t
$600.
Our
Price
$250.
1
Peterborough
Admiral
runabout.
Our
Price
$175.
Both
these
boats
will
make
from
20
to
30
knots.
Neither
has
been
in
the
water.
Beau-
4
tlful
lake
boats.
1
1
14
h.p.
Johnson
Sea
Horse,
.
almost
new,
$163.
1
12-h.p.
Lockwood
"Chief
Factory
rebuilt
$125.
1
26-foot
Cabin
Runabout.
Ford
engine,
complete
with
starter,
lights
and
ready
to
to.
A
,
gift
at
$210.
You
will
have
to
hurry
to
4
get
one
of
these
bargains
as
the
price
will
sell
them.
PACIFIC
SALVAGE
CO,
V
J.
L.