t
Tomorrow
Tides
"
Today's
Weather
ingh
o:i
20.0
ft.
13:11
Y
z
ft.
Prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
light
.
7:06
t
3.2
ft.
southerly
wind;
barometer,
30.12;
19:12
,
;.8
It.
temperature,
58;
sea
-smooth.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
3
V
i
XXIV
No
194.
-
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
AUGUST
19,
1933
PRICE:
F1VK
CENTS
i
CANADA
TO
HANDLE
AMERICAN
CUBA
SOLDIERS
ARRESTED
IN
CONNECTION
WITH
Eight
Military
Men
Taken
Into
Custody
After
Bodies
Found
Remains
Were
Located
in
Fortress
Where
Machndo
Poll
tical
Prisoners
Were
Kept
Search
For
Further
Remains
is
Continuing
HAVANA,
Cuba,
Aug.
11):
(CP)
Eight
goldler,
in-4-1
,.iiHK
a
sergeant
and
a
corporal,
were
arretted
late
Fri-(ia
,
after
member
of
the
A.
B.
C.
secret
society
ami
army
ni
:
.i
.
!
had
found
four
bodies
in
a
fortress
where
political
I
..-H-r.x
had
been
beld
during
the
regime
of
President
Ma
who
was
deponed
from
office
a
few
days
ago.
The
f.
w.
for
bodies
of
political
prisoners
is
continuing.
SUA
EH
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MAIM
VFW
ToRK.
Aug
II:
CP-Br
l
'
i
at
Mc
en
the
ixmX
r
.
T.nrket
yesterday.
Ospper
r-r
.
vndy
at
9c.
Today
cJos-
K(
mrr-JtV
ff
SHwantif
k
ppfr
WELCOME
TO
H.
M.S.
Dragon
j
)
the
Followng.
Finns
G.
Percy
Tinker
Limited
Real
Estate
and
Insurance
Snntr
Block
Third
Avrnue
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
f
AL
and
BUILDING
MATERIAL
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
ALEX.
McRAE
Limited
High
Class
Printers
Second
Are
Prince
Itupert
Philpott,
Evitt
&
CO.
LTD.
WHOLESALE
HARDWARE
I'Hnce
Rupert,
CRUISER
WON
OUT
rrince
Rupert
AU-Stara
U
3
to
Ml
in
Soccer
.,-
...
,.
The
smart
and
fait
football
tram
of
If.
M.
S.
Dragon
had
no
difficulty
in
demonstrsting
Its
upHiorily
otm
an
all-star
I'rinre
Rupert
eleven
by
a
score
of
three
to
nil
last
evening,
thus
retain
In
c
pncion
of
the
Hanson
Cup
which
the
Dragon
has
held
since
her
last
vMt
here
three
years
ago.
The
biggest
crowd
of
fans
to
see
a
soccer
match
here
so
far
this
season
was
on
hand
despite
an
uneomfwUWe
drtiile
of
rain
In
which
the
tame
was
played.
The
score
at
half
time
was
two
to
nil
In
facer
of
the
warship
which
played
down
hill
In
the
first
period.
rilnce
Rupert
undoubtedly
suffered
through
being
without
the
service
of
two
of
Its
star
players,
Chenokkl
and
McKay,
for
whom
(Hiker
awl
Johnny
Pierce
relieved.
The
nwteh
was.
on
the
whole,
faitly
well
contested.
WELSH
COAL
.MINERS
hktuhmmi
TO
WOKK
.
SWANSEA.
WIM,
AUf.
19:
(CP
i
-Twenty
thousand
an-
thraclte
coal
miners,
who
haw
been
on
strike
for
the
last
few
days,
will
return
to
work
on
Monday
pendlnf
adjustment
of
wage
disagreement.
Lawrence
Tibbits
Is
Father
of
Son
Michael
Edward
l
Name
Choen
Tor
Offspring
of
Famous
Singer
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Aug.
10:
A
Km
and
a
half
pound
son
waa
born
on
Thursday
to
Uwrenee
Tib-blta,
the
well
known
operatic
and
talking
picture
sinter,
and
hit
wife.
The
child
haa
been
named
Michael
Howard.
Dr.
C.
H
Haentschal
of
Halley-bury.
Ontario,
grand
master
of
the
Sovereign
Orat
Priory
of
Canada,
la
In
the
city
on
an
official
visit
to
Klnc.llth
preceptory.
Yos-tnUy
ha
was
taken
by
John
Dyb-hatn
to
Inverness
Cannery
to
see
salmon
canning
operations
in
which
he
wai
wry
much
Interested.
He
will
be
leaves
Monday
for
Dawson
to
visit
the
pnwptory
there
C.
C.
F.
CASE
PRESENTED
New
Social
Order
Designed
to
Ensure
Livelihood
For
People
in
Return
For
Work
Urged
by
Dr.
Telford
ECONOMIC
DISCOURSE
Middle
Course
In
Bringing
About
Economic
Change
Advocated
Clashes
With
-Reds"
"If
you
wish
to
continue
the
pre-
svt
oollapstng
economic
system
for
another
flee
years,
rote
for
the
ok
UtM
party
candidates.
If.
on
tht
other
hand,
you
desire
a
change.
support
the
Co-operative
Common
wealth
Federation.
But.
above
au.
be
cartful
of
the
type
of
men
you
choose
and
see
to
It
that
they
are
men
of
honesty,
character
and
Integrity.
Imbued
with
the
Ideal
of
senrtee
to
mankind
and
not
mere
players
of
politics.
"
Sueh
was
the
exhortation
of
Dr.
Lyle
Telford,
prtHntaerphyftelan
ana
surgeon
ox
vaneuuvci,
tn
u-
IrtMlM
a
weM-attended
meeUae
In
an.
nau
Mn
nutru
ih
roonwealUi
Federation
potttlca!
movement.
Dr.
Telford,
who
has
a
free
and
easy,
good-natured
plat
form
manner,
won
the
sympathy
of
his
audience
from
the
outset
and
inspired
a
good
measure
of
enthusiasm
among
his
listeners.
Partl--ulariy
was
Oils
evident
at
the
close
yt
the
meeting
when
some
ques
tioners,
with
obvtous
"red"
tenden
cies,
attempted
to
face
the
doctor
with
embarrassing
questions.
One
of
these
individuals
who
questioned
tne
speaker's
sincerity
In
carrying
C.
F.
rosnel
into
company
towns
and
became
quite
abusive
about
it.
was
ordered
removed
from
the
hall
after
he
had
refused
the
order
of
the
chairman.
T.
J.
Shenton.
to
take
his
seat.
Serious
Situation
j
Dr.
Telford,
who
spoke
for
about
an
hour
and
a
halt,
referred
In
op-
enlng
to
the
serious
problem
which
faced
the
most
of
people
today
of
learning
a
livelihood.
Increasingly
.great
numbers
of
people
were
being
'ground
down
under
the
present
economic
system
and
unemployment.
I
while
not
a
new
thing,
was
beeom
Ing
Increasingly
serious.
He
pre-
dieted
that,
despite
what
might
be
jsatd
to
the
contrary,
prosperity
'could
not
return
under
the
present
swatem.
The
situation
was
one
wnien
aust
be
faced
seriously.
A
new
plan
nust
be
adopted
In
the
applying
of
human
energy
to
the
natural
resources
so
as
to
produce
a
living
for
the
people.
The
speaker
condemned
the
present
system
under
which
the
ownership
of
natural
resources
and
means
)f
production
of
wealth
and
the
ontrol
of
the
banking
system
were
entred
in
and
exploited
by
a
small
iroup
to
which
some
86
of
mankind
had
to
pay
tribute
In
the
way
at
rents,
profits,
interest
and
graft.
There
was
an
abundance
of
wealth
in
the
world,
yet
men
and
women
were
virtually
starving
to
death.
The
workers
had
exhausted
their
pittance
of
wages
as
a
result
of
the
owning
elass
closing
down
the
wheels
of
Industry
owing
to
overproduction.
Unless
there
was
a
rn-illeAl
chance
in
the
whole
economic
system,
conditions
were
bound
toJ
oecome
even
worse.
Dr.
Telford
described
money
as
a
mere
acknowledgment
of
production
of
wealth
in
the
way
of
food,
manufactured
products
or
something
of
social
value
which
people
mutually
required.
Money.
In
itself,
waa
not
of
value
as
a
commodity
(Continued
on
Toge
Four)
HAPPY
VACATIONISTS
Sb
jjgt
Master
William
Herrldge.
son
of
Hon
W
D
nerrtdge,
CanasMta
Minister
to
Washingino
sad
Mrs
Herrldge.
and
nephew
of
Cassds's
Prime
Minister.
Rt.
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett
ts
seen
hers
with
bis
mother,
both
of
then
soosrently
enjoying
themselves
st
Canada's
frsit
Maritime
playground,
the
Ksty's
Cots
besrh
of
the
Algonqnln
Hstsl
Et
Asdrews-by-tbe-Sea.
New
Brunswick,
where
they
are
spending
their
Tscatlen.
Major
Herrldge
Joined
then
there
for
a
while.
SMOKER
TO
VISITORS
.jf
fleers
and
Men
of
II.
M.
S.
Dragon
Entertained
by
Canadian
Legion
The
Canadian
Logson
yeas
host
to
the
visiting
officers
and
ship's
company
of
II.
M.
S.
Dragon
last
evening
at
a
smoker
held
in
the
club
rooms.
Vice-President
It.
T.
Anderson
was
In
the
chair
and
welcomed
the
guests
on
behalf
of
the
Legion.
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
spoke
and
Commander
FNaroy
replied
on
behalf
of
the
Navy.
Other
speakers
were
Lieut.
W.
Hume
R.'c.
N.
V.
R,
Major
0.
P.
Tlnkr.Flrst
North
B.C.
Regiment
and
F.
A.
MacCallutn.
Those
contrlbuttog
to
too
program
were
L
Stewart
and
W.
Chal-Unor
with
songs,
A.
B.
Johnson
hi
a
vary
enjoyabi
sang
and
norolty
community
si
rising,
a.
B.
Lowson
In
effective
and
Ctmr
cutlass
swinging,
these
all
mmbrs
of
the
snip's
company,
and
J.
A.
Tang,
R.
E.
James
and
J
N.
Kelly.
S.
C.
Thomson
was
accompanist
Amenities
Observed
In
Connection
With
Visit
of
Warship
Soon
after
arrival
In
port
of
H
M.
S.
Dragon
ytsterday
afternoon.
an
official
cull
was
made
upon
the
commander.
Capt
W.
Wake-Walker
(j.
B.
E
,
by
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder.
The
.amenity
was
returned
at
11
o'clock
this
morning
by
Oapt
Wal
ker
with
an
official
call
upon
the
commlsslimer'at
the
City
Hall.
WAR
UPON
GANGSTERS
Further
Continuances
Are
Denied
Dy
Judges
in
Seven
Chicago
I
'
Murder
Trials
CHICAOO,
Aug
19:
The
long-promised
war
against
gangsters
and
criminals
of
this
city
got
under
way
on
Thursday
when
dty
Judges
refused
further
continuances
In
trials
of
six
men
and
one
woman
all
of
whom
are
charged
with
murder.
The
woman,
in
whose
trial
further
adjournment
was
denied.
Is
known
as
the
"Blonde
Tigress.''
Old
Country
Soccer
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
First
Division
Alrdrieonlans
07
Aberdeen
1.
Ayr
United
4.
Hearts
3.
Celtic
2.
Falkirk
2
Cowdenbeath
0.
Queen's
Park
2.
Dundee
l.
Clyde
lv
,
Hibernians
0,
Ranoers
tJV
Motherwell
1.
St.
Johnston
0.
Par
tick
Thistle
2.
Kilmarnock
3.
St.
Mlrren
2.
Hamilton
Aoad
3.
Third
Lanark
1.
Queen
ot
South
Baseball
Scores
National
League
Cincinnati
1.
New
York
4.
Chicago
4.
Boston
3.
American
League
New
York
8,
St.
Louis
3.
Philadelphia
6.
Detroit
7.
Boston
1,
Cleveland
2.
Washington
S,
Chicago
4.
Yellow
Metal
To
Be
Admitted
From
Other
Side
For
Marketing
Will
be
Refined
at
Ottawa
and
Shipped
Abroad
for
Saje
Under
Sole
Direction
of
Minister
of
Finance,
It
is
Annoynced
OTTAWA,
Aug.
19:
(CP)
The
Dominion
government
decided
today
to
permit
the
shipment
into
Canada
of
gold
ore,
gold
concentrates,
gold
precipitates
and
unrestord
amalgam
from
the
United
States
to
Canadian
smelter?,
Hon.
Edgar
N.
Rhodes,
minister
of
finance,
announced.
After
the
gold
passes
through
Canadian
smelters,
it
will
a&e
sent
to
the
Ottawa
mint
and
lirmiiirn
rr
(fined.
Then
it
will
be
shipped
ab-
WIININLK
Ur
GOLF
TITLE
W.
II.
Abbott
of
Dcilingham
Cap-
lures
Honors
In
B.
C
Senior
Event
VICTORIA.
Aug.
19.
CP
W.
H.,eu
as
a
rnnnrmr
aiarge
of
one
Abbott
of
Belllngham
won
trePt.
The
net
proceeds
wW
b
r.hampionship
for
seniors
of
th!PaW
to
the
United
States
shippers
Northwest
Oolf
Association
over
ta
New
York
funds,
the
Oak
Bay
course
here
In
the
The
minister
of
finance
will
hm
finals
terminating
a
week's
play
by
ole
discretion
as
to
the
market
defeating
W
F
Kettenbach
of
and
Ume
ot
Mle
Lewis
ton,
Idaho,
four
and
three,
j
-z:
-
CONDITION
OF
DEATH
TOLL
i
OLIER
BESNER
IN
JAMAICA
i
Total
of
ISO
Dead
as
Result
et
Tropical
Storm
$5M,009
Is
Needed
For
Care
ot
Tcople
KINOSTON.
Jamaica.
Aug.
19
(CP)
The
death
ton
as
a
result
of
Wednesday's
tropical
stonr
floods
has
reached
IX).
Fifty
thou
sand
Inhabitants
are
suffering
;
from
water
shortage
and
tack
of
I
other
supplies.
It
Is
estimated
that
half
a
million
dollars
will
be
required
to
restore
booses
snd
provide
for
the
needs
of
the
people.
SWIMMING
GALA
SUNDAY
In
connection
with
the
visit
ot
II.
M.
S.
Dragon,
a
swimming
gala
Is
to
be
held
at
the
Salt
Lake
tomorrow.
A
full
program
of
swimming
events
has
been
arranged
tor
competition
between
contestants
representing
Prince
Rupert
and
the
warship.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
Aug
10:
(CP)
Wheat
was
quoted
at
01V
on
the
local
exchange
today,
being
on?
'
cent
up
from
yesterday's
MV.
Security
Market
Showing
Strength
All
Averages
Displayed
Dccblve
Gains
as
Result
ot
Trading
In
New
York
on
Thursday
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
19:
The
security
market
displayed
a
decisive
resumption
ot
strength
on
Thursday's
trading.
Industrials
closed
at
an
average
ot
99
JO.
up
4.84:
rails
at
49.08.
up
2.19:
utilities
at
30.42.
up
1
35.
and
bonds
at
87
99.
up
.09.
September
wheat
closed
at
90c.
GOLD
DEATHS
road
by
the
Department
of
Ftnanc.fi
to
the
world
markets
in
much
the
same
manner
as
Canadian-mined.
D
The
Department
of
Finance
will
i
not
buy
United
States
gold
but
will
act
as
selling
agent
on
the
mos
I
advantageous
market
The
cost
of
Ijellnlng.
shipping
and
other
necejr
Wire
Received
From
Vancouver
i
Physician
Who
Is
Attending
a
uku
man
The
following
Information
was
1
contained
in
a
telegram
received
at
I
the
Knox
Hotel
yesterday
from
Dr.
!
Lyon
Appleby.
Vancouver
physician,
who
Is
attending
oiler
Beener.
who
-was
Injured
In
an
airplane
crash
oh
Tusadav
nleht
In
th
Rriri
Rl?"
district
and
who
14
now
a
patlenl
.at
St.
Paul's
Hospital
In
Vancouvcrc-
"Skull
frarH
K.,
..I..
J
ribs
in
good
condition.
Will
re
cover.
WU1
be
In
hospital
about
two
monthjs.''
-g
i'ound
Sterling
and
Canadian
Dollar
on
New
York
Exchange
NEW
YORK.
Aug.
19:
The
Uah
pound
stefNng
dosed
at
S4.42I
on
the
local
foreign
exchange
orij
i
uurwnvy.
me
oanaaian
dollar
closed
at
94c
INTERIOR
WEATHER
Termos
Part
ttoudy.
ealm,
59."
Anyax
Cloudy
to
rain,
south
wind,
54.
Ilatelton
Cloudy,
raining,
52.
Smithers
Showery,
calm.
50.
Burns
Lake
cloudy,
ealm.
53.
C
PR.
steamer
Princess
Adelaldt
Capt.
S.
K.
Omy,
arrived
In
por
at
2
JO
yeatsftiay
afternoon
from"
the
south
and
sailed
at
10
o'clock
lost
night
on
her
return
to
Vatws
couver
and
waypolnts.
I"
Swimming
Gala
II.
M.
S.
DRAGON
vs.
rillNCE
RUPERT
at
Salt
Lakes
SUNDAY.
2:30
PJlt.
Boats
at
Salvage
Wharf
40c
Return
Fare