1
ouay
s
g
ier
-i
Prince
Ruperts
q
-3
,
fresh
westerly
wind,;
h
a
ra
30.12;
temperature,
6u
si
g
M
g
8e
5
w
.
XXII..
No.
159.
NEEDY
TO
Issue
Credits
of
10c
Per
Day
Should
Be
No
Begging
From
Now
On
VICTORIA,
July
9:
Pending
commencement
of
unem
ployment
relief
workB
on
a
large
scale,
the
provincial
gov-
niint
nt
has
instructed
all
government
agents
and
provincial
police
in
all
outlying
districts
to
give
all
persons
who
!
.
.
.1
tood
credit
of
forty
cents
per
day
at
their
local
stores.
Tin
allo
anco
applies
to
women
as
well
as
men.
This
action
will,
It
is
expected,
tide
needy
.
persons
over
until
some
permanent
I
lnrlhoi-rrh
I
.
lire
!
m
m
m
m
-
i
His
Lip
While
Diving
Sunday
i
.
KY
CITY.
July
9:
Col.
a
Lindbergh
was
going
a:
vestt
rtlay
with
a
large
patch
.
:
i
upper
hp.
He
explained
that
X
i
ui
rut
U1C
ltfj
M!e-'
diving
TO
TOUR"
COUNTRY
Hilr
v
post
and
Harold
Ratty
to
Visit
ImporUnt
roints
In
StatM
M
:w
YORK,
July
t:
Wiley
Post
.:ii
ii.iroid
Oatty,
having
recovered
:m
their
arduous
night
"ii
in
the
world,
art
about
to
hop
i"t
a
six-weeks'
tour
of
the
1
'iv.
visittns
all
Important
where
there
are
suitable
'
i
:
w
fields.
The
flight
Is
under
1
'
'
apices
of
the
National
Broad-1
M:u
Co.
WEATHERREPORT
i'
'i
Tree
Point
Overcast,
calm;
:ii'
ir.
jo.10;
temperature.
58;
oa
Island
Cloudy,
moder-'-tTly
wind;
sea
choppy.
island
Cloudy,
fresh
wea-
Hid;
sea
smooth.
Non-Stop
Seattle
to
Tokyo
Flight
Fails;
Weather
Too
Bad
to
Refuel
Over
Solomon
SOLOMON,
Alaska,
July
9:
'
i
nciiing
uignt
irom
&eauie
CmI.i.miu
T.xnMi,i
c
tnnac
'
i
i
morning
when
unfavorable
weather
forced
the
plane
mi.
"
..ii
i
!i
j..r-HJ
fr
mnUn
thp
final
me
weamer
maue
it
iiujnjsauc
-
--
"
I'lielling
contact
for
the
long
dash
from
here
to
loKyo.
-
niann.had
been
successfully
re-
Stations
For
Peace
Towns
Contractors
to
Erect
Depots
at
I'ourc
Coupe
and
Dawson
Creek
IfHTrir
fnttnir
rv
iplan
of
relief
is
devised
without
making
It
necessary
for
them
to
go
begging.
FISHERMEN
ON
STRIKE
Neah
Bay
Fleet
being
Tied
Up
at
Result
of
Disagreement
Over
Humpback
Price
PORT
ANGELES,
Wash,
July
9:
Crews
of
175
purse
seine
boats
at
Neah
Bay
are
reported
to
be
out
on
a
humpback
salmon
price
strike
and
the
boat
owners
are
taking
the
craft
back
to
Seattle
for
the
summer.
The
crews
demanded
ten
cents
per
pound
for
humpback
salmon,
reports
said.
The
canneries
say
they
are
unable
to
pay
over
six
cents.
BOARD
IS
PLANNED
Non-Salaried
Body
lor
Administration
of
Belief
in
Seattle
Proposed
SEATTLE,
July
9
The
mayor
and
i
aldermen
of
Seattle
are
considering
'
a
plan
whereby
It
Is
proposed
to
ap-
point
a
non-aalaried
board
to
administer
unemployment
relief
here
'
during
the
coming
winter.
The
projected
non-stop
to
iuivyu
"?",,
,
onrlpH
here
at
3:50
o
clock
-
.
.
.
,
.
.
.
f...iijH
nvr
Kairnanits
laic
ian
lucmu
wi"
night.
cwattt.r
Julv
9:
The
mono
plane
Fort
Worth,
with
Pilots
Regi
nald
Bobbins
ana
h.
a.
jo.
till
nmirrrxxlnir
sDlendldly
last
night
on
Its
flight
from
Seattle
to
Tokyo,
clipping
off
ninety-nine
np
hnur
Wltn
a
SiruIlK
wmu
r
it.
fall
Tt
was
exDected
the
plane
would
reach
Tokyo
by
noon
Satur
day
(Friday,
American
timet.
niTDtiiKtun
Julv
9:
The
Bob
'kin.
nH
Jnnwt
trans-
Pacific
plane
"'i'rs
of
the
Northern
AlberU
Arrived
over
Fairbanks
at
10:30
last
"'iiways
are
here
to
erect
tt
new
night
and
was
successfully
reluei-at
Pow
coupe
and
Dawson
led
by
the
Mattern
and
Greener
and
loKimu
platforms
on
$ld-
plane
after
which
It
proceeded
in
'"km
east.
A
laige
amount
of
local
'
continuation
of
1U
flight
from
5e-
1
is
being
employed.
attlc
to
Tokyo.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JULY
9,
1931
GET
FASCISTS
FORBIDDEN
II.
Duce,
Himself,
Says
They
Cannot
Join
Catholic
Action
Organization
HOME,
July
9
Premier
Ben-Ho
Mussolini
himself
today
placed
a
ban
on
Fascist
membership
in
a
Catholic
organization,
thereby
raising
the
question
of
the
virtual
abrogation
of
the
concordat
with
the
Vacitan
and,
possibly,
the
Lateran
treaty
itself.
Vancouver
Stocks
(CcurtcfV
5.
D.
Mnllnu
Co.
Big
Missouri,
25V4C
28c
Cork
Province,
nil
lc.
Duthie
Mine,
nil.
V-'7c.
George
Copper.
45c.
nil.
Oeorgle
River.
2V4c.
3c.
Oolconda,
nil,
25c.
Orandview,
4c,
S'-ic.
Indian
Mines,
lc,
mc.
Lucky
Jim.
nil
3c.
Mohawk,
Vt,
nil.
Morton
Woolsey.
nil,
24c.
Marmot
Metals,
nil
Vc.
Nat.
SUver,
It,
nil.
lloble
Five.
5C
5Hc.
.
.
Pend
Oreille,
nil,
80c.
Premier,
66c,
70c.
Porter-Idaho,
5c,
7c.
Reeves
Macdonald,
25c,
30c.
Silver
Crest,
lc.
3c.
Snovflake,
2c.
3c.
Topley
Rlehfleld,
lc.
IVic.
Woodbine,
nil.
le.
OILS
Hargal.
6Vc.
nil.
Consolidated,
10c.
14c.
Mereury.
liyc.
12c.
Unltad,
10c
12c.
Calmont,
8c
nil.
Home
Oil,
57c
60c.
Merland.
7c
8c.
Royallte.
7.50,
nil.
EASTERN
STOCKS
Noranda.
18.00,
nil
Inter
Nickel,
14.50,
nU.
Imperial
Oil.
1255.
nil.
Con.
M.
tt
S..
100.00,
nlL
CPJV.
26.50,
nil.
DEATH
OF
MINE
MAN
John
L.
Ainew.
Vice-President
of
International
Nickel,
Is
Victim
of
Heart
Attack
TORONTO,
July
9
John
L.
Ag-new.
vice-president
of
the
International
Nickel
Co..
is
dead
here
at
the
age
of
forty-five.
He
fell
victim
to
a
heart
attack.
Halibut
Landings
AMERICAN
Frisco,
12.000,
Storage,
7:1c
and
3c
Brothers,
12.000,
Pacific,
7:1c
and
3c.
Inger,
7.600.
Pacific
7.1c.
and
3c.
CANADIAN
Helen
II.,
13.000.
Storage,
6.7c
and
3c.
Attela,
2,000,
Atlln.
6c
and
3c
SPANISH
SPEECHES
AltE
BEING
LIMITED
MADRID,
July
9
The
new
Republican'
government
of
Soaln
has
Issued
an
edict
that
narllamentary
speeches
may
not
exceed
thirty
minutes
In
length.
This,
it
Is
thought,
might
tend
to
curb
useless
pol-
ltlcal
discussions.
CREDIT
AT
SI
Auto
Wrecks
St"-
V
Two
storey
brick
building
was
wrecked
and
five
persons
slightly
In-lured
when
this
automobile
sw
rved
from
Its
course
to
play
part
of
battering
ram
on
Dallas.
Tex.
s,
business
corner,
recently.
Driver
of
auto
was
charged
with
driving
while
Intoxicated.
Fine
Reception
Accorded
Grit
Leader
on
Tour
of
Q.
C.
Island
Communities;
Roads
Are
Wanted
Reporting
having
received
a
hearty
reception
at
manyi
points
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
which
they
had
the
opportunity
to
visit,
T.
D.
Pattulld,
M.
L.
A.
for
Prince
Rupert
and
leader
of
the
Liberal
opposition
in
British
Columbia,
and
Major
S.
F.
M.
Moodie,
Liberal
organizer
for;
the
province,
arrived
in
the
steamer
Prince
Charles
from
the
Islands
and
proceeded
by
the
morn
-
1
lng
train
to
Terrace,
whre
Mr.
Pat-
tullo
will
speak
tonight,
going
from
there
to
Haselton.
Smlthers,
Burns
Lake.
George
Although
many
of
them
are
not
blessed
with
an
over-abundance
2
this
world's
goods,
Mr.
Pattullo
found
the
people
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
to
be
In
good
!
spirits.
Considerable
In
the
way
of
public
works
is
needed
on
the
islands
and
the
people
there
are
loath
to
accept
relief
work,
feeling
thati
there
Is
some
stigma
about
It
Theyl
would
much
prefer
a
program
of
re-1
gular
public
works
which
would
fllli
WASHINGTON.
July
9
The
Un-their
Just
requirement.
!lted
gtate,
,n
a
forma,
rtpy
to
Mr.
Pattullo
spoke
at
a
scheduled
Canada's
contentions
In
the
I'm
meeting
at
Port
Clements
on
Tues-
Alonr
case
sought
today
to
prove
day
evening
and
last
evening
an
tm-
that
the
rum
runner
was
United
promptu
meetlnR
was
held
at
Mas-
states
owned,
sett.
This
meeting
had
not
been
scheduled
at
Massett
but
the
people
there
virtually
demanded
to
hear
an
address
by
the
popular
Liberal
leader,
particularly
In
view
of
the
fact
that
the
steamer
was
staying
over
lontt
enough
to
give
ample
time
for
such
a
meeting.
Mr.
Pattullo
received
an
enthusiastic
recepUon
and
good
hearing
at
both
meetings.
He
criticized
the
government
for
spending
so
little
on
ordinary
public
works
although
con
siderable
money
Mad
been
appro-'prlated
at
the
last
session
of
the
legislature.
Mr.
Dunroe
was
chair
Business
Corner
i
city
this
morning
on
the
Mr.
Pattullo
and
Major
Moodie
wlll
u
baek
here
afaln
towards
the
end
oI
next
wef
k
jand
for
Victoria
foUowtng
tnelr
tour
of
the
central
in
terlor.
I'M
ALONE
UPAGAIN
United
States
Endeavors
to
Prove
That
Itum
Runner
Was
American
Owned
WRESTLING
WASDRAW
Sivoldl
and
Sarpolls
Uolh
Fall
Out
of
King
and
Are
Unable
to
Return
SEATTLE.
July
9:
Joe
Sivoldl
and
Dr.
Carl
Sarpolls
wrestled
to
what
was
declared
a
draw
last
night
when
both
men
fell
out
of
the
ring
man
of
the
meeting
at
Port
cie-
And
neither
were
able
to
return
Dements
while
E.
R.
Walter
presided
at
fore
the
count
of
twenty
had
been
Massett
ended.
Mr.
Pattullo
also
visited
Sandrplt.
sivoldl
had
taken
the
first
fall
Queen
Charlotte
City.
Sktdegate.
after
ten
minutes,
thirty-one
sec-Lawn
HU1
and
Tlell
but
meetings
onds
while
Sarpolls
took
the
second
were
not
held
at
those
points.
,m
runs
minutes
fifty
seconds.
Tomorrow's
Tides
Friday,
July
10,
1931
High.
9:40
ajm.
14:7
ft.
21:36
pjn.
18:1
ft.
Low
3:19
ajn.
7:4
It
14:41
pjn.
9:7
ft.
FRANCE'S
DELAY
IS
PROVING
DISASTROUS
FOR
GERMANY
Government
Is
Losing
iVo
Time
in
Relief
Temporarily
at
Least
Government
Agents
and
Provincial
Police
Instructed
to
Desperate
Efforts
Are
Being
Made
to
Hold
Up
Teuton
Finances
Paris
Sees
In
Hoover
Plan
Move
Towards
International
Disarmament
President
Proposed
Survey
of
War
Debts
and
Reparations
BERLIN,
July
9:
France's
seventeen-day
delay
in
acting
upon
the
proposal
of
President
Herbert
Hoover
of
the
United
States
for
an
intergovernmental
war
debt
moratorium
may
prove
fatal
to
Germany's
finances.
Governmental
officials,
bankers
and
others
are
exerting
frantic
efforts
to
prevent
the
country's
financial
structure
from
CASE
IS
FINISHED
One
Year's
Suspended
Sentence
For
Former
Clerk
of
Village
of
Terrace-
Judge
T.iklcB.
Young,
in
County
Court
this
afternoon,
suspended
sentence
for
otm
iar,
un
.Henry
lUIIlwfll,
former
clerk
of
the
village
municipality
of
Terrace,
on
a
charge
of
theft
of
several
hundred
dollars
during
his
term
of
office
as
clerk.
W.
E.
Fisher
acted
as
crown
prosecutor
in
the
case
while
L.
W.
Fatmore
defended.
The
hearing
occupied
three
days
of
the
court's
time
and
many
witnesses
were
heard,
both
for
the
crown
and
defence.
Argument
of
counsel
was
heard
this
morning
and
the
case
was
then
adjourned
until
after
luncheon
for
decision.
Members
of
Orange
Lodges
of
Prince
I
.
ry
I
ueorffeatuiscome
OISCOME.
July
9'.
Members
of
the
Prince
George
Loyal
Orange
Lodte
and
the
Ladles'
Orange
Benevolent
Association
met
last
Sunday
in
Knox
United
Church
here
for
divine
service.
Rev.
David
Donaldson
was
the
special
preacher.
CROONER
MARRIED
NEW
YORK.
July
9:
It
was
disclosed
here
yesterday
that
Rudee
Vallee,
the
crooning
orchestral
leader,
had
been
married
on
Monday
at
West
Orange.
New
Jersey,
to
Fay
Webb,
musical
show
actress
and
daughter
of
the
chief
of
police
of
Santa
Monica,
Cal.
It
is
Vallee
s
second
marriage.
NEW
STRIKE
IS
REPORTED,
SKIDBOATE.
July
9:
It
Is
reported
that
the
Kltsault-Eagle
Gold
Mining
Co.
has
made
another
rich
strike
on
the
Southeaster
gold
property
near
Skidegate.
It
is
said
that
nine
feet
of
very
rich
ore
has
been
encountered.
Oeorge
Munro,
president
of
the
Rotary
Club,
today
announced
the
1
appointment
of
a
committee
to
(consist
of
Home
Alexander,
James
Lep
ntiri
J
J
Little
to
co-operate
with
a
slnilUr
committee
from
the
Own
flub
in
putting
on
the
sldr-
1
shuw
fur
the
fall
fair
this
year.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
ORES
-rioppllng
over,
pending
Franca
reaching
Its
decision.
PARIS,
July
9
It
was
suggested
'iere
last
night
that
President
Hoover
s
debt
moratorium
plan
Is
linked
up
with
a
plan
for
world
disarmament.
Poland
and
Italy
are
among
the
countries
who
believe
uch
a
plan
would
be
Impracticable.
LONDON.
July
9
Much
interest
was
taken
In
the
disclosure
mada
here
yesterday
that,
prior
to
the
akneOTtcfttffll
d:
ills'
inter-fivefn"-"
ment
debt
suspension
plan.
President
Hoover
of
the
United
State!
had
planned
making
a
survey
of
the
whole
war
debt
and
reparations
situation
with
a
view
to
proposing
a
paring
down
all
round.
Russell
Returns
To
Smithers
As
Superintendent
P.O.
Russell,
for
the
past
ye&r
located
at
North
BatUeford,
returned
to
Smithers
on
today's
tra'a
to
resume
his
duties
there
as
assistant
superintendent
for
the
Ca
nadian
National
Railways.
O.
A
oiy-
fr
p
yr
asisunt
superintendent
irrfntnAsMrit
o
at
Qmlrkarc
Smithers.
Via
has
a
returned
to
Winnipeg
where
he
will
resume
his
work
as
a
conductor.
The
changes
have
been
made
necessary
for
the
measures
of
economy
which
are
now
being
exercised
by
the
railway
company.
Assize
Date
For
This
City
is
Set
Session
Here
Will
Open
on
September
1C
and
In
Prinre
George
on
September
23
VICTORIA.
July
:
The
fall
session
of
the
Supreme
Court
Assises
in
Prince
Rupert
has
been
set
for
September
18.
The
session
in
Prince
0eorge
will
open
on
September
23.
,
Vancouver
Wh?at
VANCOUVER,
July
9:
Wheat
Ivraa
auoted
on
the
local
exchange
!iL
BUSINESS
FEELING
IN
STATES
BETTER
WASHINOTON,
D.C..
July
9
Prospects
for
a
generally
good
crop
throughout
the
country
slightly
Increased
employment
and
better
feeling
In
the
financial
and
industrial
world
owing
to
Inpending
International
development
were
shown
in
a
Department
of
Commerce
report
yesterday.
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