Tomorrow's
Tides
Che
wmln
Today's
Weather
IW
0:35
ajn.
15.7
It.
18:52
p.m.'
19.1
ft.
L"W
0:30
a.m.
62
ft.
Prince
Rupert
Raining,
light
12:20
pjn.
7.7
ft.
southeast
wind;
barometer,
30.10;
temperature,
55;
sea
smooth.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
v
XXIV
.
No.
178.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JULY
29,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
DOMINIONXOAN
HAS
BEEN
RENEWED
S0CKEYE
BUYING
WAR
EXTENDS
WALL
PARTS
OF
COAST
Banks
Reduce
Interest
Rate
for
Federal
Gov't
to
Three
Seven-Eighths
First
Time
In
Recent
Years
That
It
Has
Been
so
Ixm
Old
Loan
Falling
Due
on
August
1
is
Being
Extended
nTTAWA.
July
29:
(Canadian
Press)
The
Dominion
i
.
ruitu'nt
has
obtained
renewal
of
a
$60,000,000
loan
t
.r
i
f
chartered
banks
of
v
.
enounced
by
the
finance
due
on
August
1,
It
s
'
recent
years
that
the
a
money
at
less
tnan
r..
ENGLAND
FAVORED
Ckiiifnitrs
fcxpeeted
te.
lift
Diu
Cop
Althouih
Trance
Won
Double
Today
IITEIL.
France.
July
:
(C
itiiu
Pre)
The
veteran
tttxh
doubles
Irani
of
rtorotra
m
Rtucnon
defeated
lluihe
ia4
Lte
of
Tmland
6-1.
.
-t
only
U4i
for
the
first
French
win
the
ta
the
Davt
Cup
final,
makinc
Mr.
U
y
or
to
dale
two
matches
for
tmtUnd
and
one
for
France.
tr
ind
H
still
the
favorite
to
in
n
tovrtcd
trophy
of
vrhkh
of
Fan.
-
is
the
defender.
In
the
It
;
"nladlnc
lnile
tomorrow
ttn
f,f
fniland
meett
Martin
I
runre
while
Austin
will
play
of
Cwhrt
one
FAIR
BOARD
COMMITTEES
Bui
M.mr
Named
Head
of
Finance
day
UrD.trtment
lor
Year
llcrt
I
Morgan.
Sports
and
Attractions
toe
F
.i
board
commit
as
follow
'
muing
year
hare
been
ep-l
'
!
hy
r
E
Wermig.
president:
n
w.
r
Stone.
Bert
Mor-l
iHjuglaa
Frtamell.
:-
and
Attraction
Bert
'
W
F
8
tone.
Sam
Joy.
C.
r
"'jkho
and
Fred
Boulter.
1
1
nK
and
OroMrxU
Haras
i
n
i.
William
Millar
and
Fred
1
-
und
fcthlblte-WIUIam
MU-
'
Balagno
and
Horace
Du-
v
-"tilling
-aam
Joy
and
Doug
T'.,,.
ii.
1
'im-mentloned
In
oath
ae
1
''irnian.
sr..
ruiaiu
notick
'
mK
to
the
necessarily
re-
'
'
Me
of
this
paper
due
to
"'
",rf"ment
of
advertising,
A1"
be
lmpoatlbte
during
the
"
t'on
campaign
to
publish
man
brief
and
eoneave
""marie
of
polltioal
Thoe
wishing
extended
'
rU
wfl
have
to
rntka
fla-
"rrnngemenU
let
publl-
'
i
same.
Canada
at
3S'
interest,
it
department
today.
The
old
is
said
to
be
the
first
occa-
Dominion
has
been
able
to
DIES
AT
SIMPSON
4th4nJUuyjr.SWorUrj
of
VU
Late
CounetL
victim
or
Pneumonia
POKT
SIMraON.
July
The
death
occurred
at
the
Port
Ssmpaon
Oeneral
Hospital
on
Sunday
laat
of
Nathan
Lawson.
who
had
bean
Ul
a
my
abort
white.
daaUi
being
result
of
pneumonia
The
late
Lawaon
had
beam
for
a
good
many
year
the
ametary
of
the
village
council
and
waa
ono
of
Uve
raoat
prominent
and
leading
man
the
v
lilac
He
waa
a
vary
strong
supporter
of
khe
Native
Brotherhood
movement
and
was
the
president
of
the
Port
81m
peon
branch
thla
brotherhood.
He
also
waa
a
strong
supporter
of
sporti
and
was
of
the
founders
of
the
Port
Bbnpaon
Athletic
Chrc
and
soppor-ted
everything
for
the
general
welfare
of
the
people.
Deceased
leavaa
to
mourn
his
loss.
Joshua
Well.
Peter
M.
Wells,
Mr
Oeorge
Ross
and
Mrs.
Oeoree
San-key
The
funeral
took
place
on
Tues
and
srrvlres
both
at
the
residence
and
at
the
graveside
were
Conducted
by
Dr.
L.
J.
Shepley
of
United
Church.
Members
of
the
Port
Simpson
Council
were
the
honorary
pallbearers
and
the
active
pallbearer
were
from
the
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Club,
flower
completely
covered
the
casket
these
being
sent
by
The
port
Simpson
Council.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
MaColl.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Beynon.
pworlh
League.
Port
Simpson
AthleUr
Club.
Mrs.
H.
Brentaen
and
family
and
Mrs.
J.
Brentaen
and
family
Mrs
Maude
Rosa.
Mrs.
John
Morae.
The
Ivy
Oulld.
Mr.
ana
Mrs
MuMtrve.
Mrs.
0.
8.
Dudo-umrrf
Mr
J
C
Comer
(Stewart).
Martha
Henry.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wm
thidoward.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
u.
u.
HMh.
Mrs.
r.
Samps
re
iwi-
wanga.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jos.
Morae.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Moses
Alexote.
Es
ther
Pollard.
Mary
cooper
ana
other.
Today's
Weather
Terrace-
Pari
cloudy,
calm,
M.
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
west
wind.
M
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm.
SI
aiewarV-Clondy.
calm.
.
llaaelton
Cloudy.
''"
Smithes
C?toudy.
calm.
Si.
calm.
.
Durns
Uke
-Clear,
...
nn
tock
nrlces
today
because
the
tK-k
ex.
h
.nes
are
all
closed
on
Saturday
Early
While
our
kids
are
still
cuiun
uui
paper
dolls
the
little
tykes
ot
Japan
are
receiving
instruction
on
how
to
handle
a
teoadsword.
At
Tokto
primary
schools
the
motto
Is
train
'em
while
they're
young.
TO
SEARCH
FOR
PLANE
Itelief
Sent
From
Hum
Lake
For
CoL
Spencer's
Party
It
was
reported
here
this
morn-Inr.
that
rilot
Dcwir
had
been
dispatched
from
Burn
Lake
by
planet
to
McConnell
Crrek
area
to
Institute
search
for
CoL
Victor
Spencer's
Junkers
seaplane
"City
of
Prince
deorje."
with
Pilot
W.
It.
McClukey.
Air
Knilneer
Fred
Staines
and
W.
S.
I)uke
Harris,
well
known
mininr.
man,
on
board,
which
has
not
been
reported
since
lat
Saturday
when
it
left
Prince
Georie
for
McConnell
Creek.
No
particular
anilrty
I
felt
as
weather
ha
been
lood
and
the
country
there
U
full
of
lake
In
event
of
a
forced
landinc
be!
nr.
neeeary
but
search
has
been
Intituled
merely
as
a
mailer
of
prreautlon
In
event
of
McCluskey
belnj
povlbly
In
need
of
some
ort
of
relief.
MrClukey
had
been
ent
Into
McConnell
Creek
to
distribute
ome
prospectors
to
properties
In
which
Col.
Spencer
I
lnlereled.
Air
F.nlneer
Slalne
1
a
brother
of
Constable
Slalne
of
the
local
city
poHc-
.
PUTS
DOWN"
I
AT
REGINAi
Round
the
World
llyer
Slops
at
llr(lna
Knroule
io
New
York
ItEOlNA.
July
:
(Canadian
Presa)
Flying
an
Imperial
Oil
Co.
plane
of
which
T.
M.
Pat
IteW
ta
the
rssratar
ntlot.
Jimmy
Mattern,
Texas
round
the
world
flyer,
ar
rived
hare
at
1:M
yesterday
nf
tor-noon
from
Edmonton,
stopping
at
Satkatoon
enroute.
Mattern's
next
stop
after
leaving
here
was
to
be
Winnipeg
whence
he
proceeds
to
New
York
via
Chicago.
Vancouver
Wheat
Military
Training
In
nniTisn
empire
favors
EXCHANGE
STABILITY
AND
WORLD
GO
Li)
STANDARD
(Canadian
Press)
LONDON.
JPaUy
:
CPi-
British
Empire
delegates
to
4
the
world
economic
conference
have
made
an
agreement
which
declares
In
favor
of
stability
of
lMer-Smpire
ex-
change
rates
and
for
altbnate
reatoratmn
of
toe
interna-
Uonal
losd
standard.
4
CRITICAL
OF
C.C.F.
Matkenile
King's
Declaration
Arouses
Cheers
in
Province
Of
Saskatchewan
WADENA,
Sask
July
S3:
(Canadian
Pre)
If
ever
a
movement
in
Canada
attempt
to
Uke
over
the
activities
of
the
people
it
will
be
met
by
force.
This
belief
was
ei
pressed
by
RL
Hon.
William
Lyon
Mackenile
King.
Liberal
leader
for
Canada,
in
criticism
of
the
Canadian
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation.
Ills
assertion
aroused
cheers.
Foursquare
opposition
to
the
clauses
of
the
Canadian
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation
program
providing
for
taking
over
Industry,
transportation
agencies,
mine,
forests
and
fisheries,
etc.
eame
from
the
Liberal
leader.
Wheat
Futures
Record
Losses
Dropped
Six
and
Seven
Cent
In
Winnipeg
and
I
J
mil
ot
Five
Cents
In
Chicago
,
WINNIPBO.
July
39
(Canadian
IYeasi
ept
by
profit-taking
and
stop
loas
selling,
wheat
futures
closed
down
74o.
to
6
4c.
on
the
VANCOUVER.
July
S9:
(Canadian
(
local
market
yesterday.
They
drop-Presai
-
Wheat
ws
quoted
at
78c
ped
the
limit
of
five
cent
allowed
on
the
local
exchunue
today
,ln
Chkago.
Japan
EXCITEMENT
AT
TERRACE
Interior
Town
Stirred
By
Brief
Visit
of
World
Flyer
on
Wednesday
'
TBRRACE,
July
39:
Wednesday
was
a
beetle
day
In
Temce
and
rtemlty
as
airplanes
circled
overhead
and
telegraph
wires
hummed,
while
every
ear
and
truck
sought
to
break
the
speed
record
between
Terrace
and
Lakelae
Lake
to
see
Jimmy
Mattern.
the
world
flyer,
come
down
in
his
seapsa&t,
Those
slow
drivers
who
missed
iat
exciting
event
proved
a
hindrance
to
the
frantic
rush
back
to
Henry
Frank's
hayfleld
up
on
the
"Beach"
as
they
tried
to
pass
on
the
rather
narrow
road
leading
thither.
But
those
who
succeeded
in
gettfcH
back
In
time
saw
a
beautiful
take-off
at
4:45
pm.
That
waa
Cap.
WUttasa
Alexander
In
the
reatwe
plane
Kbit's
Brewery.
He
flew
over
to
the
take,
ciroled
over
Mattern
as
a
salute
and
vanished
in
the
dkecUon
of
llaaelton.
Then
came
tfer
final
ush
back
from
the
hayflftM
to
the
ske
to
see
Mattern
take
off
for
(axel
ton
which
he
did
at
about
8:30.
long
about
8:30
the
seaplane
posed
over
high
in
the
sky
pdhg
back
'o
Prince
Rupert
and
Ketehlkan.
The
local
board
of
ttfde
had
ibumed
something
by
war
M
a
re--epUon
and
welcome
with
meal
strawberries
as
a
strong
feature,
rod
a
dance,
of
course.
These
plana
failed
to
hold
the
airmen,
however,
so
Terrace
people
ate
their
strawberries
and
did
their
daneinc
without
them.
ALASKA
HAS
EARTHQUAKE
Violent
Tremor
Felt
Yesterday
Morring
at
Dutch
Harbor
and
Vicinity
DUTCH
HARBOR,
Alaska.
July
38
(Canadian
Frees)
A
violent
earthquake
of
fifteen
second
duration
was
felt
In
this
vkmlty
at
3:49
yesterday
morning.
Extent
of
damage.
If
any.
was
not
Salmon
Being
Imported
From
United
States
to
Augment
Local
Supply
Fishermen
Are
Smiling
as
Canncrs
Characterize
Present
Situation
as
"Suicidal"
As
Has
Been
Case
Here
For
Some
Time,
Prevailing
Price
is
Now
65c
Per
Fish
VANCOUVER,
July
29:
(Canadian
Prese)-Sockeye
salmon
prices
have
increased
more
than
fifty
percent
during
the
past
fortnight
through
a
buying
war
which
has
involved
canners
in
all
fishing
districts
of
the
British
Columbia
coast
From
forty
cents
per
fish
agreed
upon
at
the
opening
of
the
season,
the
price
has
now
reached
65c
rand
the
canners
look
forward
wHh
rr
apprehension
to
what
may
happen
Ir'FITn
hi
I
h
K
I
In
""ea
the
southern
dlatrieU
eame
FAREWELL
Moose
Lodge
at
MewartJeM
Tributes
Paid
to
Father
Leray
STEWART.
J
(fly
39:
The
following
letter
of
farewell
waa
ad
dressed
by
the
local
Moose
Lodge:
I
to
Father
E.
M
Leray
OJ1J,
par-'tsh
priest
of
the
Roman
Catholic'
departure
for
Dawson:
"I
am
instructed
on
behalf
of
the
members
of
this
lodge
to
convey
to
yon
their
message
of
bon
voyage
on
your
transfer
to
Dawson.
We
are
going
to
mass
your
vivacious
personality
and
pleasant
smite
and
we
are
sore
you
will
gain
the
same
confidence
and
respect
in
yoar
new
field
of
activity
as
yon
have
won
the
general
respect
with
the
general
public
of
this
district.
Yoar
willingness
to
assist
and
co-operate
in
all
public
affairs
while
wtth
as
Is
much
commended
and
appreciated
and
we
woald
have
you
carry
with
you
the
feeUnc
that
you
are
leaving
behind
many
friends
and
well-wishers
who
will
always
be
glad
to
hear
from
yon
in
yoar
new
field
"Wishing
you
Ood-speed
and
the
best
of
results.
"P.
8.
Jack.
"Secretary."
Practically
the
entire
popuJaUna
of
Stewart
was
at
the
wharf
to
farewell
Father
Leray
on
hi
departure
last
Monday
night.
TOOK
DRUG
FROM
SHIP
Haul
ot
Opium
Valued
at
JJO.OOO
Made
at
Honolulu
Owners
lined
and
Steward
Arrested
HONOLULU.
Jury
M
(Canadian
Press)
Contraoaad
opium
worth
$43,000
was
seised
trosn
the
steam
er
Bmpreas
of
Canada
when
she)
!
docked
here
from
the
Orient
and
the
owners
wore
fined
$41,360
by
the
collector
of
cistiotni
A
Chinese
steward
is
being
held
on
a
charge
of
attempting
to
smuggle
the
drug.
SU.VKK
AND
COPPKK
ON
NEW
YORK
MAR1
!
i
rtcw
xsjntv.
wuty
jv
anaojan.
Press)
Bar
silver
showed
a
fall-,
Ing
off
on
the
local
metal
market
today,
closing
at
35
He
which
was
a
cent
down
from
yesterday's
close
Copper
sold
at
from
Vc
to
9c.
'
Into
full
season.
Borne
canners
characterize
the
present
prices
as
"sttlctdat"
while
the
fishermen
are
snviHng.
Some
Traser
River
eanners
are
niPriaaio.UiUeaJis.the
low
price
there
mating
tt
profitable
to
do
so.
it
Is
stated.
As
anrwttnced
an
the
Dally
News
a
week
aao
today,
no
ta
(Be
has
been
paid
in
this
district
for
sock-eye
for
ten
days
or
more
now.
Evidently
the
price
voir
has
now
ex
tended
to
all
parts
of
the
coast.
ENTHUSIASM
FOR
POLICY
OF
PRESIDENT
M.
P.
MrCaftcry
Says
Teople
of:
United
SUtes
Determined
Good
!
Times
Must
Return
M.
P.
McCaffery.
who
returned'
peatciway
from
the
sooth,
fotnc
as1
tar
as
Portland,
says
the
people
In
the
United
SUtea
are
enttwHaitsc
over
the
new
Industrial
plan
for
sbortenmc
hows
assd
increasing
waaaa
They
are
finding
that
the
poihry
of
scoMsnjr
is
getting
them
nowhere
and
they
ate
looking
for4
ward
to
a
general
tsapenvMasnt
ir
b
tints
eoridlttotk.
The
newapap
era
are
r-opentftB;
and
there
It
no
division
on
inUMnsJ
ttnea
In
regard
to
the
MttsmaJ
policy
of
the
preasdeat.
The
people
are
deter-'
mined
that
there
shall
be
no
repetition
of
the
unemployment
enad-l-tlons
of
last
winter.
Mr.
McCaffery
met
Dave
Balfour
and
a
nuanber
of
ether
Prince
nt-pert
piopii.
lie
aayt
Dave
k
doing
well
in
rorttand.
a
STEAMER
ANYOX
IS
IN
NO
IMMEDIATE
DANGER
POINT
BARROW.
July
19
:
(CP)
-The
tt
earner
Anyox,
owned
by
the
Pacific
Salvage
V
Oo.
of
Vancouver
and
under
charter
to
the
Hndaou
Bay
Oo.
for
a
fur
bwjrteg
expedition
to
.
the
Arctic
Ocean,
which
has
been
caught
in
an
ice
floe
off
Point
Barrow.
t
In
no
una)-
dlate
danger.
It
Is
reported
s
here.
The
leak
In
the
vessel
has
been
checked
and
members
of
the
crew
are
remaining
on
board
swatting
the
arrival
of
the
United
States
coastguard
'
vessel
Northland
to
rescue
them.