Tomorrow's
Tides
Italian
air
miniMrr
and
commander
iAoom"
;
!',
Mi
I'-.iU'
Buloo.
of
tin
Ai
.i
t:-
ilYiiiK
expedition,
now
at
Shoal
Harbor.
Newfoundland
on
return
flight
homewards,
stepping
to
small
boat
on
going
ashore
at
one
of
stops
during
AUanUc
flight.
He
is
the
tall
central
figure
(Below)
Oeneral
Dalbo
discussing
maps
oi
route
wnn
ww
fliers
HAS
FLOWN
TO
REGINA
Capl.
Irank
!Uks
'ikM
Non'
Stop
Trip
Prom
New
York
To
Itrgina
In
Ten
Honrs
.
and
Half
RBOINA,
Press)
Capt
Julv
27
(Canadian
vnk
Hawkes.
fa
I
not
be
linked
to
gold
on
mous
American
Hyrr
arrived
here
J
",P,one
hnd
or
to
tht
dollar
Tuesday
night,
cmpietlnit
a
non-
"'
the
New
York,
cover-
other."
'.top
flight
from
..
....
n
in
ten
hours
.w
i
aw.
vssiia
rnnrx
in
v.
T
,
II1K
Mir
wsv
and
thirty
-eight
minutes.
Card
of
Thanks
Mrs.
Adele
Jabour
and
family
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
J.
Jabour
and
family
wish
to
express
their
thanks
to
all
tlvose
wIm
extended
sympathy,
sent
flowers
or
in
any
way
assisted
at
Uic
time
of
thcr
recent
bereavement
In
the
loss
of
their
beloved
husband,
father
and
brother,
the
late
D
J.
Jabour.
Q.
W.
Laidler.
local
manager
of
W.
II.
Malkin
Co.
Ltd.
sailed
last
evening
on
the.
Prlnee
John
to
make
the
round
trip
to
Stewart
on
company
business.
Today's
Weather
...
4:28
ajn.
18
1
ft.
17:01
10.4
ft.
p.m.
Prince
Rupert
Raining,
light
10:60
ajn.
S.l
(t.
southeast
wind;
barometer,
30.10;
23:30
8.2
ft.
pm.
temperature,
55;
sea
smooth.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISI1
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXIV
.
No
174.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JULY
27,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
WORLD
CONFERENCE
IS
ADJOURNED
MA
HERN
MAKM
GOOD
TIME
AGAIN
ON
WORLD
FLIGHT
AGREEMENT
j
ON
SILVER
five
Nations
Sim
Tact
at
Iondon'
Ta
Tike
J5.000.W0
Ounce
Off
I
furr
Market
Annually
July
27
Canadian
Agreement
by
five
liver
j
k
countries
to
take
thirty-1
,;..m
ounces
of
this
metal
I
:,.
market
annaaUy
during!
i'
Mve
years
was
completed:
ik
r
movent
carries
ot
the
.
stiver
accord
snder
which,
j
undertaken
to
restrict,
f
'.he
metal
from
rta
tress-;
an
averace
of
annually
durtnf
a
foar-
rod
white
producing
coon-'
-.a
withdraw
an
equivalent
for
use
for
monetary
par
equalising
the
effect
:
itn
sale
't.p
exact
asnoonU
each
;.ve
countries
will
take
oat
published
It
Is
reelUMy
.
that
toe
United
States
.
UJmjm
ounces.
Mexl-,
roiunately
seven
million
no
Australia,
the
remain-
COTTAGE
IS
BURNED
OUT
'
im
otuge
of
frame
con-n
Thiru
Avenue
opposite
News
off
tee,
owned
by
:.:nisionei
W
J.
Alder
and
ay
William
Jones,
was
de-:
ftre
hh
broke
out
v.tt
o'clock
this
morning
i
beikevi
(i
to
nave
been
an
overheated
stovepipe
under
way
by
the
lime
'
''iwitment
arrived,
no
one
the
bouse
at
the
tune
of
'Weak.
"uildlnjt.
valued
at
$1400.
v
"rted
with
a
reasonable
"
f
insurance.
Mr.
Alder
sta-
morning
Furniture
and
'
belonging
to
Mr
Jones
to
''ble
value
of
aome
MOO
or
'
'U
destroyed
and
there
was
n.inre
on
those,
'-ottage
was
built
some
jv
three
yean
ago
and
wis
"
A
i,
r
i
(irtt
rsstdincB
In
Prince
r
SH
YER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MAIM
W
YORK.
July
27:
(Canadian
r
"
Bar
sliver
closed
at
37c
"
I'x-Rl
metal
market
today.
'
v-r
riosed
firm
at
9c.
NO
IISII
SALE
HERE
!
r
was
no
sale
of
halibut
on
Ptah
Exchange
today,
the
W
In
being
the
Margaret
I
"
disposed
of
a
witch
of
21
.000
"!s
to
the
Canadian
FUhlng
tr
delivery
to
Butedale.
STERLING
WILL
K
INDITENDENT
SAYS
CIIANCEIXOR
4
IONDON.
July
27;
(Cp)
Ami,i
ioud
chwifl)
Rt
on
,y
nip
Chamberlain.
British
T
'""rellor
of
the
Bchequer.
11
e
House
of
Commons
yes-
-j
wwvriea
IIML
"AtrrMnff
With
Italian
Aerial
Fleet
Tnli
-
ti
i
BWBWWBBLfcMi?
i
r
TiTfci
mm
r
!h
Vw
ai.
IhIh
gggBgi
iflMigiv
REST
FOR
AVIATORS
Grnrral
lUlbo
Decides
to
Hold
His
living
Boat
Meet
in
New-;
foundland
For
Few
Days
1
SHOAL
HARBOR.
Nfld
July
17:
-General
Italo
Belbo,
Italian
air
minuter
and
leader
of
the
expedition
of
twenty-four
big
flying
boats.
which
crossed
the
Atlantic
Ocean
to
attend
the
Century
of
Progress
Exposition
at
Chicago,
advised
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
yesterday
that
he
would
hold
the
squadron
hrrr
for
a
four
or
five
day
rest
before
essaying
the
return
crossing
of
the
oceaa
via
the
A
so
res
Islands
and
Gibraltar
Meantime,
the
fly-rrs
will
rest
after
the
arduous
round
of
receptions
and
entertainment
which
they
were
accorded
at
Chicago
and
New
York
during
the
nast
ten
days
and
the
ships
will
be
Mmvi
up
for
the
haaardous
ocean
flight
On
the
flkht
from
Shed
lac.
N.B
to
Shoal
Harbor
yesterday
one
of
the
shins
was
forced
down
on
Prince
Edward
Island
on
aecoun"
of
a
broken
oil
nlpe
Repairs
"effected
it
tolned
the
main
squadron
here
today.
Hopes
Expressed
That
Parley
Will
Reassemble
Later
On
To
Achieve
Worthwhile
Results
Government
Is
Planning
Trau
Up
Mountain
Work
to
Start
as
Soon
at
Route
Gazetted
With
Federal
Approval
As
Relief
Measure
VICTORIA,
July
27:
It
Is
announced
by
the
piovincial
government
that
construction
is
planned
of
a
two-mile
trail
out
of
Prince
Rupert
to
the
top
of
Mount
Old
fir
Id
as
a
measure
of
unemployment
relief.
Work
on
the
route
will
start
as
soon
as
the
route
has
been
gazetted
with
fedeial
approval.
Theprojtct
will
be.
aUooiUcn
tirely
labor,
affoiding
road
work
and
wood-cutting
for
numbers
of
the
tinemploTfd
In
the
Prince
Rupert
area.
The
trail
when
completed,
will
give
access
to
one
of
the
scenic
lockouts
of
the
ara
at
an
elevation
in
excess
of
1.000
feet
DEATH
FOR
KIDNAPPER
Walter
McKee
to
be
Executed
for
Abducting
Daughter
of
Kansas
City
City
Manager
KANSAS
CITY.
July
27:
(Canadian
Press)
Walter
McGte
was
sentenced
to
death
today
by
a
criminal
court
which
convicted
him
of
kidnapping
Miss
Msry
MclJroy,
daughter
of
the
city
-anager
of
Kansas
City.
''
It
is
the
lint
time
the
death
penalty
has
been
Imposed
n
the
present
United
States
campaign
against
kidnapping
and
one
of
the
few
cases
in
history
In
which
Ihe
death
penalty
has
been
assessed
when
a
victim
was
unharmed.
Liberals
of
North
Vancouver
Have
Wild
Convention;
Named
Two
Candidates
Amid
Uproar
NORTH
VANCOUVER,
July
27:
(Canadian
Press)
Two
Liberal
candidates
were
nominated
last
night
for
the
provincial
riding
of
North
Vancouver
by
two
separate
meetings.
A
body
of
people
crashed
through
the
door
of
the
KnightvS
of
Pythias
Hall
when
they
were
refused
admission
on
the
ground
that
they
did
not
have
credentials
and
took
possession
of
the
upper
part
of
thb
hall
after
an
exchange
of
fisticuffs
in
a
miniature
Donny-brook.
Thoy
nominated
J.
M.
Hryan.
Delegates
present
before
the
door
crashing
occurred
retired
to
the
lower
part
of
the
hall
and
nominated
H.
S.
Wood
K.C.
It
is
understood
that
efforts
will
be
made
to
conciliate
the
differences
between
the
two
factions
in
the
riding.
Frank
Speeches
Delivered
Today
by
Premier
MacDonald
j
And
OthersChamberlain
is
HopefulWheat
I
'
Delegations
Postpone
Decision
on
Restriction
of
Acreage
i
LONDON,
July
27:
(Canadian
Press)
The
world
economic
conference
adjourned
late
this
afternoon
to
meet
again
after
a
recess
and
make
a
new
attempt
to
restore
world
prosperity.
Plain
words
were
spoken
at
the
closing
,
plenary
session
by
final
speakers
concerning
the
failure
of
'
the
conference
to
date
to
accomplish
what
it
had
set
out
to
do
but
hope
was
expressed
that
jit
would
yet
yield
worthwhile
fruit.
.....
.
'
Among
the
fifteen
final
speakers
W
1
1
ill
f
TTT
II
I
.were
Premier
J.
Ramsay
MacOon-
"
VvI
A
I
aid.
who
presided.
Oordetl
Hull
mm
a
TTn
4
j
rrrwr
ISeereUry
of
State
and
chief
of
the
IY
A
1
I
i
A
I
I
Y
United
States
delegation,
and,
W1A1U1
James
M.
Cox,
chairman
of
the.
monetary
committee.
I
ChamberiaJ
VANCOUVER,
July
27.
.Canadian
Rt.
Hon.
Kevffle
RrHtsh
Ohaneenor
-of
the-Exehe-ftfxrMayot
Loulp..Tajlpr
yaf-quer.
yesterday
deprecated
the
air
terday
confirmed
the
previous
an-of
penisffl
of
some
of
the
dele-
noeneement
triat
he
wiH
not
run
for
gates
and
declared
that
he
saw
no
the
mayoralty
of
this
city
again
at
reason
why
the
conference
should
not
reassemble
later
on
and
achieve
successful
results.
Negotiations
between
wheat
delegates
of
Canada,
the
United
States,
Argentina
and
Australia
for
re-
,
striction
of
acreage
were
adjourned
'
today
until
August
21.
the
election
in
December
1934.
His
Worship,
who
recently
toured
the
riding,
is
confident
that
he
will
be
elected
to
the
Legislature
for
Om-Ineca
at
the
coming
provincial
contest
and
intends
to
devote
his
entire
time
in
future
to
furthering
the
interests
of
the
north.
Youthful
Texas
Flyer
Out
of
This
District,
Off
To
Edmonton
Made
Good
Take-Off
From
Terrace
Hay
Field
Yesterday
Afternoon
and
Stopped
at
Hazclton,
Stnithers
and
Prince
George
Enroute
to
Alberta
Capital
Following
his
departure
from
here
yesterday
afternoon,
Jimmy
Mattern,
youthful
world
flyer
from
San
Angelo,
Texas,
has
been
making
real
progress
again
on
his
globe
circumnavigation
project
and
was
this
afternoon
winging
his
way
New
York-ward
from
Prince
George
to
Edmonton
on
the
Bellanca
relief
plane
of
the
Alexander
ex-
edlUon
which
he
was
successful
.
In
HfMnff
nut
nf
tlut
uuMr.ihiml
clover
field
at
Terrace
In
which
It
transfer
to
a
new
Lockheed-Vega
plane
which
has
been
provided
by
j
his
backers
and
will
continue
his;
flight
to
New
York,
stopping
at
Chi-
j
cago
enroute.
It
to
expected
he
will
.
reach
New
York
by
Saturday.
Leaving
here
at
3:15
yesterday,
afternoon
on
the
Alaska
Southern
Airways
seaplane
Chicagoff
on
which
they
had
arrived
In
the
morning
from
Nome.
Alaska,
Mat-tern
and
members
of
the
Alexmndei
expedition
had
landed
on
Lakelse
Lake
exactly
an
hour
later.
From
there
Mattern
motored
to
the
Pranks
farm
and.
accompanied
by
Fred
Fettermnn,
hopped
off
at
t
45
In
the
Alexander
plane,
making
a
good
take-off
and
landing
at
Hasel-
Ellis
in
the
made
a
forced
landing
a
few
weeks
5:45
pjn
ago.
At
isamonton,
Matiern
win
Alaska
Southern
sea-left
Lakelse
Lake
at
At
7:55
last
evening.
Mattern
left
Continued
on
Page
Four)
SEVEN
DIE
IN
CRASH
United
States
Army
Bombing
Plane
Loses
Wing
and
Crashes
To
Ground
at
Oceanslde
California
0CBAN6IDB,
Cal.,
July
27
(Canadian
Press)
Seven
bodies
were
taken
from
the
wreckage
of
a
United
States
Army
bombing
plane
which
dropped
a
wing
and
crashed
here
on
Tuesday
from
an
altitude
ton
at
9:44
pm.
Meantime,
Capt
of
t.000
feet
William
Alexander.
Thomas
Abbey!
were:
Lieut.
in
the
air
The
killed
Oar
l
Murray,
Sear-
and
Harold
Person,
the
oUier
mem-
j
geant
Qeorge
Herrlck,
Corp.
Cay-be
rs
of
the
relief
expectation,
were
lor
and
Privates
Gladys,
Book
and
flown
on
to
Haielton
by
Pilot
Bob
Overend