'A
smith
nt
ills.
Committed
For
Trial
in
City
Police
Court
t
:hi.-y
Jurkson
was
committed
i
il
in
rlty
police
court
by
Ma-1
'
McClymont
this
morning
linrge
of
theft
of
$144
from
v
Johnson.
Jackson
will
be
"
'
lit
before
Judge
Young
In
'
''my
Court
soon
for
election.
Halibut
Landings
Baltic
ft
American
12.000,
Storage,
10.4c
and
mus,
7,000,
Atlln,
10.2c
and
4c
Canadian
p
Uorreen.
10,000,
Royal,
8.5c
and
(
1
1
0,000,
nooth,
8.3c
and
4c
8,600,
Bootl
8Jta
and
3c.
"i.
H.SOO,
Storage,
8.3c
and
land.
8e
i
i;.u;uitci'8
of
$30,000,000
of
the
Darmstaedter
und
Na-
ii
m
il
Hunk
which
has
suspended
payments
because
of
the
ih,:i!i
on
its
resources
by
constantly
increasing
demands
:
i
n
'-urrencies.
i
i
.
v
i
lor
Hetnrlch
Bruenlng
i'
lib
i
not
sat
late
last
night
what
were
called
"Spar-to
forestall
a
financial
:
c.prmany.
The
cabinet
sea-after
the
arrival
of
ik
President
Hans
Luther
.I,.'
from
Paris.
President
hup
home
without
having
i
French
assistance
for
a
i.tn
and
with
no
hope
of
'
it
without
what
were
The
Conservative
and
officially
Inspired
Temps
gathered
the
impression
that
Berlin
Is
in
the
grip
of
a
sort
of
collective
folly
and
nervous
excitement
The
Liberal
Le
Solr
considers
the
Reich's
financial
floundering
almost
inevitable
and
urged
an
economic
pacific
reorganization
of
Europe
which
alone
will
satisfy
us
and
her
at
the
same
time.
U'lihlnrlnn
U'nnlrl
Ifrln
topossWPolltUail
WASHINGTON.
July
13:-Moblil-ns
When
the
cabinet
ad-
Uon
o
Amerlcan
financial
power
.i
2
o'clock
this
momlng.
to
buiwark
distressed
Oermany
has
i
tumgard
after
an
11
night
become
the
8UbJect
of
discussion
In
it
decided
to
meet
again
:wnlch
nlgh
administration
officials
n
"N.
July
13:
Stock
mar
I
very
weak
here,
today
on
are
participating.
Some
officials
expressed
the
private
opinion
that
President
Hoover
I
news
from
Berlin
of
fall-
would
undertake
some
action
to
vc
financial
difficulties
of
prevent
a
disastrous
eventuate
In
Germany,
although
the
American
Paris
Watchful
government
Itself
cannot
act
dlrcct-
:
is
jUy
13:
Holiday
making
i
ly.
These
possible
methods
of
as-.'';'
a
weather
eye
on
the
Instance
were
outlined:
unlimited
ii
situation
today.
All
na-
j
credit
by
the
General
Reserve
Bank
ru.tits
such
as
Llbertc
warn-;of
New
York
to
the
Relchbank;
a
danger
attendant
upon
massing
of
credits
to
Oermany
by
:
irs
collapse
and
blamed
private
bankers;
Indirect
credits
to
attitude
In
past
years
for
Germany
through
the
Bank
of
Eng-
Considerable
Activity
in
Gold
In
Central
Interior;
Men
Busy
In
Various
Parts
of
District
I
1'
iite
reports
current
in
the
press
as
to
a
keen
demand
ii.tr
lor
gold
properties,
mere
is
no
indication
oi
it
in
ll'l'nt
nlf
lirirrVi
mnnIT
tlVfltTI
5o!
11
fT
fTnlf
Uho.1
f
111
ft
VpftlK
1
U-
found.
Those
are
held
by
local
prospector-owncrsH
.
I
I
Si
I..
'
to
develop
the
showings
memseives
out
quite
ruauv
capital
most
favorable
torms
on
any
kind
of
a
deal.
particular
have
excellent
possibili
ties
and
as
the
railway
runs
ngnt
at
the
foot
of
Ihe
mountain
there
Is
no
serious
transportation
difficulty.
"Distant
fields
iook
greenest"
seems
to
call
outsiders
coming
to
Uils
district
to
the
regions
more
re
mote
from
transportation
while
nvrrinokinc
those
rhtht
on
the
rail
way.
Following
this
bent
there
have
been
quite
a
number
or
prospecting
ininir
in
to
Rainbow
Creek,
Omlneca
River.
Ingenlka
River
and
sections
farther
to
the
norm,
iook-
Ing
for
placer
deposits,
wnue
tne
region
is
without
doubt
most
favorable
for
placer
finds,
the
dtstance
from
the
railway
is
too
great
for
men
without
means
to
attempt
it.
On
Lome
Creek
about
twenty
men
nr.
niipr.minlnff
in
a
small
way,
and
some
are
getting
favorable
re
sults.
This
Is
a
well
known
piacer
creek
right
on
the
railway,
about
125
miles
Inland
from
Prince
Rupert
and
100
miles
west
of
Smlthers.
It
u-n
wnrked
at
least
forty
years
ago
and
from
time
to
time
ever
since
thrn
Th
most
ambitious
unaer
taking
at
present
Is
a
tunnel
being
Continued
on
rage
.
Torta
v's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
G
-o
mmm
High
Tuesday,
'July
14,
1931
Prlnce
r
55
j-
Cloudy,
light
13:06
p.m.
17:9
It.
wl
g
letcr,
3U.U5;
tem-
Low
6:52
am.
2:6
ft.
18:41
pm.
8:4
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISII
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
ri
XXII
.
1
a
I
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JULY
13,
1931
FHICE
FIVE
CENTS
"
N
S
MM
ANY
TRIES
TO
A
VOID
BIG
CRASH
Vul.
CAMPAIGN
TO
RE-ELECT
HOOVER
PRESIDENT
IS
STARTED
Teuton
Government
Guarantees
Bank
As
It
Suspends
Paying
All
Efforts
Arc
Heing
Directed
to
Save
Nation
From
Financial
Ruin
Cabinet
Sits
Late
and
Arises
Haggard
From
Session
Bl
RUN,
July
13:
Directing
all
its
energies
towards
a
inur
the
nation
from
financial
ruin,
the
German
gov
t
H
im
nt
today
issued
an
emergency
decree
taking
over
the
Serious
Wreck
on
Pennsylvania
Railroad
Six
freight
cars
and
engine
of
long
freight
train
piled
up
at
tr
mouth
of
tunnel
In
Baltimore.
Md.,
after
leaving
track.
Wreck
tied
up
New
York-Washington.
D.r.
traffic
of
Pennsylvania
railroad
for
several
hours
No
on
was
hurt.
BANK
PLAN
CRITICIZED
Financial
Bookkeeping
Situation
Obsolete
Says
Report
Keep
Gold
Standard
LONDON,
July
13:
Criticism
of
the
British
bank
bookkeeping
methods
under
which
it
Is
claimed
monthly
balances
fail
to
reveal
the
true
situation
and
absolute
opposition
to
tampering
with
the
gold
standard
as
a
monetary
basis
featured
the
report
today
of
the
Mac.Mlllan
committee
investigating
Great
Britain's
financial
structure.
Vancouver
Stocks
(Osurtny
B.
D.
jobtistm.
Co.)
Big
Missouri.
.36c,
26c.
Cork
Province,
nil,
lc.
Dulhle
Minos,
4c,
4c.
George
Copper.
45c.
50c.
Geofle
River,
2c,
3c.
Goloonda,
20c,
35c.
Orandvlew,
4c.
5c.
Indian
Mines,
lc,
nil.
Lucky
Jim,
3c,
3c.
Morton
Woolsey,
lc,
nil.
Nat.
Silver,
lc
nil.
Noble
Five,
4c.
Oc
.
Oregon
Copper,
4c,
5c.
Pend
Oretlle,
70c,
79c.
Premier,
66c,
70e.
Forter-Idaho.
5c,
514c.
Reeves
Macdonald,
26c,
28c.
Rufus-Argenta,
2c,
3c.
Sliver
Crest.
mc
nil.
Topley-RlcWleld.
iyc,
ltte.
Whitewater.
V4c,
lc.
OILS
Hargal,
nil.
7c.
A,
P.
Consolidated,
lOftc,
11c.
Calmont
Oils,
8c,
Oc.
Dalhousle,
21c,
nil.
Pabyan
Pete.
lc.
2c.
Home,
55c,
COc.
Royallte.
7.00.
7.25.
'
'Mcrland.
74c
8c.
Mercury,
llc,
12c.
United.
12c.
15c.
Eastern
Slocks
Noranda,
18.34,
19.00.
C.P.R.
26.00,
26
50.
Int.
Nickel
13.75,
nil.
Imperial
Oil,
12.50,
nil.
Cons
M
&
S
98.00,
nil.
Jack
Rack,
president,
and
retired
general
manager
of
the
First
National
Bank
of
Juneau,
was
a
passenger
abord
the
Princess
Charlotte
Saturday
afternoo
nbound
for
Seattle
on
a
vacation
trip.
-!
7
I
Laurorma
Leaaers
Or
Republicans
Are
Favoring
Incumbent
Home
State
Asserts
Its
Fidelity
to
Chief
Executive
In
Telegram
United
and
Loyal
Support
Is
Pledged
SAN
FRANCISCO,
July
13:
California
Republican
leaders
yesterday
formally
launched
the
campaign
to
reelect
President
Jioover
in
1932.
A
telegraphic
greeting
to
the
president,
Republicans
from
all
sections
of
the
state
welded
their
'
United
and
loyal
support
of
your
home
state
for
your
renomination
and
re-election
in
1932."
The
launching
of
the
Hoover
re-
The
Latest
Miss
Natalie
M.
Coe,
New
York,
attracted
more
attention
at
Belmont
track
than
any
other
woman
present.
She
Is
shown
wearing
smart
combination
that
held
the
eye
of
smart
set.
I
election
campaign
followed
closely
upon
the
action
of
the
California
Republicans
In
selecting
Mark
L.
iRequa.
mining
engineer
and
close
friend
of
the
president,
as
succes-sor
to
National
Committeeman
William
H.
Crocker.
San
Francisco
banker,
who
submitted
his
resignation
to
the
committee.
PLANE
ON
WAY
SOUTH
Robbiny
and
Jones
Returning
To
j
Seattle
After
Unsuccessful
!
Flight
To
Tokyo
;
PRINCE
OEOROE,
July
13
Th
plane
Fort
Worth,
in
which
Pilots
!
Reginald
Robblns
and
Harold
Jonea
essayed
an
unsuccessful
non-stoo
!
refueling
flight
from
SeatUe
to
Tokyo,
left
Fairbanks
last
evening
for
SeatUe
and
passed
Burns
Lake
at
11:15
this
morning".
ON
PARIS
TO
TOKYO
NON-STOP
FLIGHT
MOSCOW,
July
13':-Joeph
Lebrtx
and
Marcel
Doret.
French
aviators,
passed
over
here
last
night
at
6:30
en
route
on
a
projected
non-stop
flight
from
Paris
to
Tokyo
In
the
effort
to
set
a
present
straight
line
record.
They
had
hopped
off
from
Paris
at
4:48
a-m
accompanied
by
Rene
Mesnln,
mechanic.
It
is
6,000
miles
from
Pafls
to
Tokyo.
Abundant
Rains
on
Prairies
During
Past
Week
Have
Aided
Crops
to
Considerable
Extent
WINNIPEG,
July
13:
Cool
weather,
with
rainfall
varying
from
heavy
showers
to
prolonged
downpours,
characterized
conditions
in
the
crop
growing
region
during
the
last
week.
Crops
have
made
good
progress
but
the
moisture
in
the
arid
areas
came
too
late
to
materially
benefit
early
sown
grains
although
the
precipitation
will
in
sure
more
complete
lining
01
tney
wheat
berry.
Later
sown
oats
and
barley
will
show
considerable
improvement
and
pastures
are
doing
well
although
there
will
not
be
much
hay
harvested
in
many
districts.
Wheat
stands
are
uneven
and
about
25
of
the
crop
is
in
head
and
75
in
shot
blade.
A
few
days
of
warm
weather
to
promote
rapid
growth
would
assist
in
making
a
more
uniform
sample,
according
to
the
weekly
crop
report
of
the
C.
N
R.
department
of
agriculture.
I
Intermittent
heavy
downpours
in
'Manitoba
have
given
all
crops
a
new
lease
of
life
and
conditions
iare
greaUy
Improved.
Wheat
is
Ibpqrtlntr
nut
and
ictrao
lpnirthpnlne
and,
although
straw
and
heads
will
be
shorten
than,
average,
kernels
should
be
well
Tilled,
The
hay
crop
will'be
Iftjht
anda
considerable
amount
of
coarse
grains
will
require
to
be
cut
for
fodder
to
tide
stockmen
over
the
winter.
Grass
hoppers
are
active
at
several
points
but
the
Infestation
by
these
pests
is
not
general.
Cutworm
damage
has
been
mostly
confined
to
gardens
although
a
few
field
crops
have
been
touched.
The
Weyburn,
Lampman-,
Bien-fait,
Avonlea,
Gravclbpurg,
Central
Butte
subdivisions
have
been
visited
by
good
showers
which
helped
the
crops
a
great
deal.
A
good
crop
of
feed
Is
now
assured
as
late
sown
grains
are
growing
fast
and
s
tooling
thickly.
Wheat
Is,
however,
disappointing,
and
the
movement
of
this
commodity
from
Southern
Saskatchewan
will,
this
year
be
at
a
minimum.
Elsewhere
in
Saskatchewan
Along
the
Rose
town,
Conquest,
Beechy.
Elrose,
White
Bear
subdivisions
favorable
weather
conditions
have
assisted
the
growth
of
feed
oats,
coarse
grains
and
late
sown
flax.
Wheat
is
headed
out
and
ranges
in
height
from
six
to
12
Inches.
Along
the
subdivisions
constituting
the
Prince
Albert
division
Viniivv
ralna
hav
ajuurfvi
a
nlrntU
'
f
ul
supply
of
moisture
which
la
suf
ficient
for
the
balance
of
the
crop
onditlons
which
have
resulted
In
irying
up
the
flow
of
thin
grasser
:attle.
The
hog
market
strengthen
ed
which
Is
contrary
to
earlier
fore-
asts.
ROUND
TRIP
TO
MEXICO'
cw
York
Boys
Hop
Off
From
Roosevelt
Field,
on
(Unique
Flicht
ROOSEVELT
FIELD,
N.Y.,
July
.3:
Seth
Yerrlngton
and
Edward
tfaloney,
young
Oyster
Bay,
N.Y
.viators,
flying
the
monoplane
Car-,jrua,
bopped
off
at
1:35
pjn.
Pa-dflc
Time
today
on
a
projected
ound
trip
flight
to
Mealed
City
vlthout
Intermediate
stops.
The
fly-rs
dashed
down
the
runway
more
han
2000
yards
and
made
a
perfect
ke-off.
ro
cross
ATLANTIC
Alexander
Magyar
4nd
George
En-
ders
Take
Off
From
New
York
For
Harbor
ROOSEVELDT
FIELD,
July
13
Alexander
Magyar
and
Oeorge
En-ders
took
off
this
morning
on
a
flight
to
Hungary
via
Harbor
Grace.
Newfoundland.
A.zson5a4:5teRaoc
GIRL
FLYER
IS
MISSING
WITCHITA,
Kan..
July
13.
Laura
Ingalls,
avlatrlx,
who
left
Los
Angeles
at
5:52
a.m.
on
an
announced
one-day
flight
to
New
York
from
where
she
nlani
to
flv
solo
to
Paris.
season.
Wheat
Is
In
head
but
straw
iwas
wsm
overdue
nerc
at
and
heads
are
short
The
season
Is
backward
and
warm
weather
is
needed
to
hasten
growth.
Prospects
are
at
present
fair
to
good.
In
Alberta,
along
the
Drumheller.
Oyen.
StetUer,
Three
Hills,
Red
Deer
subdivisions,
cool,
showery
weather
has
changed
the
general
outlook.
Late
grains
are
making
good
recovery
and
the
feed
situation
is
much
Improved.
Wheat
Is
in
the
shot
blade
but
short
In
straw.
I
Land
Which
was
blown
out
has
:
been
resown
to
green
feed
and
Is
al-
ready
making
a
good
showing.
I
In
the
central
area
of
Alberta.
along
the
Vegrevllle.
Camrose,
Viking.
Alliance.
Blackfoot
subdivisions,
rains
have
been
generous,
but
warm
weather
is
now
required
to
promote
'rapid
growth.
No
damage
is
repor
ted
from
peats
and
prospects
are
considerably
improved.
Crop
conditions
in
the
Peace
River
territory
are
good
with
wheat
all
headed
out
and
other
grains
doing
well.
The
weather
has
been
warm
and
growth
rapid.
!
Prices
of
grain
fed
butcher
cattle
strengthened
during
the
first
part
of
the
week
but
reacted
to
lower
levels
In
sympathy
with
prices
prevailing
on
eastern
markets.
The
'copious
ruins
throughout
the
west
lhave
improved
water
and
pasture
9:30
pjn.
yesterday.
The
Weather
Langara
Island
Overcast,
moderate
westerly
wind;
sea
choppy.
Triple
Island
Cloudy,
light
southwest
wind;
slight
sea.
Dead
Tree
Point
Clear,
light
southeasterly
wind;
barometer,
29.98;
temperature,
60;
light
chop.
-!'
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
July
13:
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
local
exchange
today
at
53
He.
CHAPLAINS
ELIMINATED
FROM
SPANISH
SllirS
MADRID.
July
13:-Prlcsts
who
have
served
as
chaplains
on
ships
of
the
Spanish
Navy
will
be
barred
from
shore
posts
-I
by
a
government
decree
Issued
today.
It
eliminates
all
chap-
lalns
on
ships
as
a
part
of
the
government
economy
program.