Tomorrow's
Tides
i
price
but
po-ri-ty
a
m.
in
the
production.
The
ountiiea
are
Canada,
the
H
-a
tea.
MeiU-o
AMtmllft.
'
ma.
Spain
and
Peru.
There
'
restriction
of
the
sales
of
world
for
a
period
of
r
The
contracting
perUea
"ib
from
the
mining
output
i
vAirnt
of
what
la
needed
to
'
aW
at
a
fair
price
The
Mm
purchased
will
be
re-'
r
ronverslon
Into
coin.
-
nan
been
definitely
decltn
valued
at
i
f
output
of
MAQOjOdd
ounces
ird
at
UO.MMH.
The
vle
1
ntinueo
on
page
I
Horticulturalist
Report
Made
on
Alaska
Highway
Submitted
to
President
Showing
be
$20,000,000.
Ik
Port
Simpson
Lady
Passes
Mks
Orare
Beynon
Was
Very
Prominent
In
Many
Organisations
In
Neighboring
VIIUe
POUT
SIMPSOW.
Aug.
14:
The
death
of
Mia
One
Beynon.
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
Win.
Beynon
occurred
In
the
port
Shnpaon
Oencral
Hospital
Saturday
morning.
Whil
the
end
was
expected
m
.i
ik.
km
4tl
W
wmtw
i
or
some
mhi
wr
i
-
ur
in
recent
yr.
In
It
Utn
nutiy
and
to
the
com-lurtian
outout
wm
1MMJ00
.....
t
SlrVT.
I
a
I'M
Ml
r
In
...
...j--
The
uiuiaaetl
was
a
mani
m
many
of
the
aorleU
In
Port
Simnaon.
which
Included
the
Wo-
non'a
HoanltaJ
Auxiliary,
United
rhurrh
Choir
of
which
deceased
waa
a
soloist.
Thr
Ivy
OuUd.
having
M
llbl.iU
rUvlaiMR
tfvf
At
Ottawa
Dies
ZTZl
land
manv
other
organisations.
riAWA
a...
n-
Th
late
Mia
Beynon
waa
10
i;m
iiorr
yeaterday
of
Dr.
WU-
year
of
age
and
leave
to
mourn
T
Macoun.
Dominion
hortl-
her
Toe
besides
the
parents
Mia
Dr.
Macoun
and
his
Ethel
Beynon.
aUter;
Wm.
Bejnom
a
mv
.n
knnM,
it,.ui.,i
ir
a
brother,
and
uncle
in
VM-
'
i
t
Ho
waa
ihn
.nn
of
Jfthn
toria
The
funeral
la
taking
plao
"i
ii
well
Known
botanist.
today
Plan
is
Feasible
and
Giving
Cost
n
SEATTLE,
Auk.
14
:-The
construction
of
the
proposed
firific-Yukon
highway
from
Seattle
to
Fairbanks
is
feas-
and
would
cost
$M,000,000,
says
a
report
prepared
by
CardofThankj
famlW
Of
th
lat
AU.tnlr
M-nr
wuh
to
Uwnk
their
many
Uic
aina
expressions
ol
,
,pu'h
d
floml
tribute,
re-aurtng
their
recent
bereove-
.
.ii
.hulrmin
01
Uie
oraiwi
rnimii
v.
...
Chamber
of
Commerce
Aiaa
mlttee
aald
wu.
of
nniijiiructing
the
sec
tton
through
British
Columbl
and
the
Yukon
U
eatimaten
.
000.
It
U
presumed
that
this
means
the
total
cost
of
the
project
would
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
14:
--Wheat
was
quoted
here
today
at
6(1
V
per
bushel.
vision
for
them
under
the
British
North
America
Ad
Dr.
Da
vies
elatmed
that
a
feder
ation
of
British
Columbia
and
the
prauie
province
would
"save
them-orte
from
the
dominating
financial
tyranny
of
the
east"
Dr.
Davtes
was
a
Methodist
cter-
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Clenr,
calm,
68.
Aryox-
Part
cloudy,
calm.
53.
Stewart
-Part
cloudy,
calm,
53.
Haselton
-Clear,
calm,
87.
Smlthrrs
-Clear,
calm.
59.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm,
59.
on
today's
Weather
High
4
9-43
ajn.
14.3
ft.
:20
pm.
188
ft.
Prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
light
Low
m.
7.7
ft.
variable
wind;
barometer,
30.34;
pjn.
11.4
It.
temperature,
68;
tea
smooth.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISn
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V,
XXIV
No.
189.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
AUGUST
14,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
DE
CESPEDES
CUBA'S
NEW
PRESIDENT
CANADIANS
ARE
FORCED
TO
ADOPT
U.S.
RECOVERY
PLAN
De
Cespedes
President
of
Cuba
Today
and
His
Predecessor
at
Nassau
President
Roosevelt
Ordere
Three
Warships
to
Protect
American
Citizens
in
Havana
Following
Revolutionary
Gesture
HAVANA,
Aug.
M:
Dr.
Carloi
Manuel
de
Ceipedes,
vt
-
run
diplomat,
was
inaugurated
yesterday
as
provis-;
.1
president
of
Cuba.
A
group
of
men,
supposed
to
bo
r.'t
it
of
Machado'g
strong
arm
squad
of
Porristas,
f
.
i
i
pun
de
CeKpcdes'
home
soon
after
the
inauguration.
"
i,
r
has
been
pretty
well
restored
and
the
city
is
fair-
ly
auk.
WHAT
NEW
PLAN
MEANS
Mort
SUble
Trice
For
Silver
Han-
ted
by
Output
ef
Consenting
XaUanaBeJof
KesUlcUd
!
ii
be
a
mttUken
aeramp-wiiev
that
the
agreement
aiireement
reached
at
the
I'
m-.mic
Conlerence.
will
t.;
itirreaae
in
the
oatput
of
y
ttic
Victoria
Colonist
It
thr
maintenance
of
a
NASSAU.
Au.
14
-Seeking
refute
under
the
BrtUah
flag
Oerardo
Machado.
deposed
president
of
Cuba,
who
Oed
Saturday
by
airplane
from
Havana,
arrived
here
yesterday
WABHlNOTON.
Aug.
14
Pre
-I
dent
Roosevelt
Last
nigai
oraerea
three
warships
to
Cutea
to
protect
orovr
un
i
iuniiii
wnpniwuu
that
he
did
not
mean
the
rUtt
of
the
warship
to
indicate
that
the
United
State
waa
Intervening.
Brllain's
Sovereigns
Open
World's
Largest
Drydock
Shingle
Dealers
of
Canada
Being
King
George
and
Queen
Mary,
with
their
diughter-ln-Uw,
the
Dueheas
of
York,
as
they
appeared
at
Southampton
for
the
ceremonies
'In
connection
wttfa
the
opening
of
the
huge
new
dryoock,
aald
ta
fee
the
Urgeajt
la
&ci
werlL
TfccJUn
-'Tflftiflf
'1
fta
TT
Clergyman
Candidate
for
Victoria
Advocates
Federation
of
Western
Provinces
Protection
Against
East
Vnnrnnvpr
Sfnrlf
!
.
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
14:
Addressing
a
public
meeting
tUlLUU
V
CI
UtUUIa
vpafr,ln..
Dr
Com
DnvW
nnstnr
nf
Hip
Pifv
Tomnlp
lOourty
8.
D
JohnaMti
Oo
)
Vancouver
Reno.
1
M.
rend
Oreille.
116.
Nook
Five.
.11.
Premier.
IM.
NaUonal
Silver.
M.
rorter
Idaho.
M.
Bridge
River
Con..
.MVfc.
Oeorgla
Hirer.
M.
neev,
JM.
Whitewater.
Cariboo
Oold,
SM.
Reward.
1.
MertdUn.
39.
Dig
MbMOUtt
J
9.
UMkjr
J
Ira.
.M.
8U?er
CTM,
.n4.
Wavly.
.0.
Indian.
.03.
D.
R.X,
.44.
WayaWf.
M.
Native
Son,
JN.
Illue
nird,
jOSV.
Oork
Province,
.01.
Morning
Star,
-31VV
Toronto
Noranda.
SherrlU
Gordon.
1.40.
Inter.
Nickel,
30.00.
MaociftM,
.68.
McWatters.
M.
Slsco,
IM.
Qranada,
.85.
Ktrktend
Lake
Gold,
M,
B&n
Antonio,
1.06.
Oils
Sterling
Pacific.
.40.
A.
P.
Con..
M.
Ribyan,
.01.
Freehold,
.12
(asked).
Calmont,
.16.
0.
t
R.
1.50.
Home,
2.00.
at
Victoria,
independent
candidate
in
the
provincial
elec
tions,
advocated
a
non-partisan
government,
a
federation
of
British
Columbia
and
the
prairie
provinces
distinct
from
the
Dominion
and
abolition
of
the
lieutenant
governor
whose
appointment
he
claim-
ed
was
Illegal,
there
being
no
pro-
r
,w
T
.T
T
m
i
n
i-i
LAtHAWbt
FISH
SALES
Good
Price
Paid
For
Halibut
This
MorrJnr
to
Number
of
Boats
gynan
wbo
rebated
for
a
period
at
i
Selling
(he
Centennial.
Church.
Victoria,
j
At
the
end
of.
that
period
he
wish-
Good
price
were
paid
thfc
morn-ed
to
stay
and
'
bis
congregation
big
at
the
Fish
Exchange
and
a
'
wished
him
ta
remain.
After
a
long
number
of
boats
sold
their
eatahes.
fight
most
of
Mi
congregation
fol-
The
sales
were:
lowed
him
to
Use
City
Temple.
They
,
AMERICAN
held
services
for
a
long
time
in
the
Havana.
36.000.
at
7.9
and
4
to
Hoyai
Victoria
Theatre
and
later
a
cold
Storage.
building
was
prehaaed
which
has,
Mttkof.
.W0.
at
7
J
and
4
to
become
a
church
home.
'
Royal
Fish
Oo.
At
the
last
election
Dr.
Davie'
name
went
before
the
Ube-al
convention
but
h
wm
not
chosen
as
candidate
Soupht
Relief
From
Heat
at
Saskatoon
Baltic.
18.000.
at
8
and
4,
to
Booth
Fisheries
Wabash.
400,
at
8.1
and
4,
to
Atltn
Fisheries.
CANADIAN
Tramp,
16.000.
at
5.8
and425,
to
A
till
Fisheries.
Teeny
Mllly.
10.500,
At
5.75
and
Hut
Lost
Their
Lives
4J6.
to
cold
storage.
I
Atll.
11000.
at
5.8
SASKATOON,
Au.
14:-Flve
persona
Including
four
boys
lost
their
live
In
the
North
Saskatchewan
River
at
the
week-end
as-
they
ought
relief
from
the
blistering
heat
and
4.23,
to
AUln
Fisheries.
E.
Upsett.
13.000.
at
and
4.5
to
AUln
Fisheries
for
Butedalc,
Relief
18.000,
at
5.75
and,
4,25.
to
OoM
Storage.
.
Cape
Spear,
8.500,
at
5.8
and
4.23.
to
Booth
Fisheries.
Pair
of
Jacks.
7,000
and
Just
Right
800,
at
5.75
and
4.2&
to
Cold
Storage.
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MAIM
Forced
to
Adopt
National
Policy
"
Similar
to
That
of
United
States
VICTORIA,
Aug.
14:
The
shingle
industry
of
British
Columbia
may
adopt
the
NIRA
program
of
the
United
States,
it
is
understood
here.
An
official
announcement
is
not
likely
to
be
made
until
after
the
meeting
of
shinglemen
in
Vancouver
this
week
but
it
is
understood
a
decision
has
been
made
to
introduce
the
six-hour
day
with
a
compen-
NAVY
WAS
AT
STEWART
Officers
and
Men
Were
Entertain
d
For
Several
Days
at
Portland
Canal
Mining
Town
VisitedPremier
Everyone
Visited
Ships
Including
Children
and
Were
Entertained
By
Officers
of
Vessels
STEWART.
Aug.
14:
The
past
week
has
been
Navy
Week
for
Stewart.
At
S
o'clock
on
Monday
afternoon
H.
M.
C.
S.
Skeena
in
command
of
Commander
O.
C.
Jones,
R.
C.
N.
and
H.
M.
C.
S.
Vancouver.
In
command
of
Lieut-Commander
anchored
off
the
Stewart
IGauvereau.
dock.
Immediately
after
an
choring
the
destroyers
were
offic
ially
welcomed
by
the
municipal
council
of
Stewart,
the
president
of
the
Premier
Community
Club
and
the
U.
S.
Commissioner
from
Hyder,
Alaska.
The
Stewart
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
also
sent
a
representative
aboard
to
welcome
the
ships,
and
to
place
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall
at
the
disposal
of
the
sailors
during
their
stay
here.
A
full
program
of
entertainment
for
officers
and
ratings
was
arranged,
but
some
last
minute
changes
were
found
to
be
neces-
day
on
of
rain.
However,
to
make
up
for
this
the
Premier
Community
Club
announced
that
the
personnel
of
'sating
wage
Increase.
It
Is
pointed
out
that
British
Co-
umbia
shingles
may
be
faced
with
Tlrtual
embargo
In
the
United
States
unless
such
a
policy
is
Introduced,
although
It
has
not
been
-tated
In
so
many
words.
The
embargo
might
come
Into
effect
If
the
northwest
lumber
directors
of
NIRA
ordered
the
shingle
dealers
of
the
United
States
to
sell
only
ohlngles
produced
under
NIRA
Many
Attend
Funeral
For
'Alastair
McRae
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
Hollinrworth
Of.
fielated
and
Many
Flowers
Sent
By
Friends
of
Family
There
was
a
large
turnout
to
the
funeral
yesterday
afternoon
of
the
late
Ala
stair
McRae
which
was
held
from
the
chapel
of
the
B.
C.
Un
dertakers.
Ret.
W.
D.
Grant
Hal-lingworth
officiating.
W.
Vaughin
Davie
played
the
organ
and
hymns
sung
were
"Abide
With
Me"
and
"Lead
Kindly
Light"
Pallbearers
were
Murdo
MeLeod,
John
Pottln-
ger,
Nell
McDonald,
Matt
Murray,
Duncan
Kerr
and
John
Munro.
Those
sending
flowers
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wm
MeLeod.
Nell
MeDon-
.
aid.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
A.
Murray.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Olennte.
D.
Munro,
'
Premier.
B.C..
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
sary
owing
to
rainy
weather
on
j
parks.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
MeLeod
and-
Wedneeday
and
Thursday.
On
Tues
day
afternoon
three
cars
transported
the
officers
to
Premier
where
they
were
shown
over
the
mine
and
mill
and
entertained
for
the
after-
family,
The
Family,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Ellison.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rod
Morrison,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ayers
and
Jean.
Mr.'
and
Mrs.
Alois
Ohnesorg,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
McKemie,
The
Cameron
rwon.
wnue
at
ine
same
tune
uucks
oirla.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rod
MeLeod
transported
86
ratings
to
the
Texas
and
Chrtssie.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tuck
Creek
Olacier.
allowing
ample
time
and
family.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Mc-for
the
men
to
visit
the
glacier
and
Kenale
and
family
and
Mr.
and
spend
some
hours
on
the
Ice.
This
Mrs.
J.
Munro.
trip
was
particularly
successful
as
fine
weather
prevailed
all
day.
I
On
Tuesday
evening,
ofticera
and
ratings
were
the
guests
of
the
.
1
.
,LI.
...
.
-
.'
dance
at
the
North
Star
Dance
Hall.
'
At
this
affair
many
old
friendships
were
renewed,
the
Skeena
having
been
to
Stewart
last
year,
while
many
new
friendships
were
made.
Good
Impression
;
AtSmithers
Says
Capt.
Colthurst
The
sports
program
for
Wedne-
Tttnct
visitor
Strong
For
Closer
I
w
tA
had
rl
to
a
Ka
be
MA
cancelled
tllk--l
am
account
I
'
'
Business
Relations
Between
Country
and
City
the
two
ships
would
be
their
guest
Commissioner
Alder
made
a
very
at
the
talking
picture
theatre
at
lod
Impression,
in
Smlthers
at
tfte
Premier,
transportation
was
ar-
convention
the
other
day
and
1
ranged
by
the
Stewart
committee
hope
Prince
Rupert
people
will
sup
and
many
sailors
took
advantage
port
him
in
hk
endeavor
to
work
of
this
offer.
A
dance
at
Stewart
out
a
scheme
of
eo-ope
ration
be1
that
night
run
by
the
"Stroflew"
tween
the
city
and
the
interior
dls-
wns
also
well
patrontefd
by
the
trtcts.
stated
Captain
Colthurst,,
navy,
the
"Stroller."
as
their
eon-
who.
with
hi
nephew
was
In
the
trlbuUon
to
the
general
entertain-
city
Saturday
on
his
way
to
Van-
ment
Inviting
all
navy
ratings
to
couver.
attend
at
half
price.
The
Captain
see
great
Improvi-
VLsltors
Day
I
mtnta
In
store
for
the
whole
district
Thursday
was
visiting
day
aboard
If
the
people
hare
will
buy
Interior
both
ships.
From
two
to
four
o'clock
produce
and
the
people
of
the
In.
In
the
afternoon
special
parti
of
terlor
will
do
their
part
in
the
paefc
children
from
Stewart
Hyder
and
The
Captain
left
for
Vancouver.
NEW
YORK.
Aug.
14:
Silver
was
Premier
were
taken
aboard
and
saturaay
evening
and
wm
return
quoted
today
at
35sc
Copper
was
shown
over
the
vessels
by
members
In
time
to
meet
H.
M.
S.
Dragon
at
9.
Continued
on
Page
J
(
when
she
comes
into
port