Tomorrow's
Tides
7
'
3U"
'
AIMi
E
Mri'llEKSON
IIITTON
Ti.
I
l!
till
11
MORE.
Md
July
understand
It"
declared
M;nee
SempW
McHMfHR
ixrr
on
htr
arrival
from
')
Europe
when
asked
re-k
the
divorce
suit
which
n
announced
by
her
hus-UnrlOHutton
It
must
be
I
have
not
been
able
to
"
large
an
allowance
as
iv.
said
the
famous
iiarr
Ooapei
eranaellst
i
"
Angeles
who
rrfntltted
XI.
'inly
she
had
been
pay-on
but
100
er
Mtk
In
to
hu
living
expenses
""Mini
htm
with
an
auto-1
and
a
chauffeur.
Mrs.
11
looked
well
although
she
"
ported
to
have
been
ill
dur-IM,
of
the
AUanttc
voyage
'
jurture
shows
Mrt.
Hutton
I'
H
mioKu.
k..
.
y.r
Wife
and
Child
Being
Guarded
ANOKLK8,
July
38-
Dln
(
"v
noted
radio
crooner,
has
"anted
permission
to
em-1
perll
police
officer
to
,'"
wife
and
child
following
'I'l'l'
K
threats.
Vancouver
Stocks
Vancouver
Reno.
2.11.
Prad
Oreille.
1M.
Noble
PIv.
.11.
Premier.
1J0.
Porter
Idaho.
It.
National
Silver.
jftMfc.
Ocorgta
Rrvar.
JeW.
Reeves.
Jl.
Whitewater.
Of.
Cariboo
Ooid.
1M.
Meridian.
41
Big
Missouri.
SI.
Lucky
Jim.
JUVi-
Silver
Crest.
.01
tasked).
W
tverlv
Tangier.
Jt
tndun
034.
MX
WtvUde.
7.
Native
Ron.
Mt.
Bli
Bird.
S3.
r
rk
Province.
41.
M-
rnlng
8Ur.
JM.
Tnronto
Noranda.
33.11.
Kherrltt.
1
W.
Inter
Nickel.
19
Jt.
Miteassa.
.H.
MrWattera.
UK.
Waco.
1
.
Oranada.
lJOS.
Klrkland
Lake
OoM,
M.
San
Antonio,
Mtv
oiu
Sterling.
41.
A.
P
Con..
J.
Pabyan.
.0114.
Home.
8JT.
Freehold.
.13.
Calmont.
.15.
C
&K
H
MANY
ARE"
INDICTED
Caponr.
Dr.
Alfred
Squires
and
Aaron
Saplro
Anion
ih
Chanced
With
Conspiracy
CHICAGO.
July
:
(Canadian
Press)
-
A
blanket
Indictment
charging
Al
Capone.
Dr.
Benjamin
M.
SQUtrea,
Aaron
Saplro
and
31
other
defendant
with
conspiracy
including
bomomga.
smal,
and
restraint
of
nto
was
returned
by
"c
w
grand
Jury
yesterday
tfkiiM
iv
I.OS
ANGELES
LO,
ANtlHLW.
July
was
recoraeo
'
-
nesday
when
the
thermometer
reached
93
above
MERCANTILE
HEAD
HERE
Charles
Woodward,
Former
M.IA.
of
Vancouver..
In
City
on
His
Way
to
Edmonton
Charles
Woodward,
head
of
the
Vancouver
departmental
store
con
cern
of
Woodwards
JJmlted
and
former
M.L.A.
for
Vancouver,
is
among
prominent
visitors
in
Prince
Rupert
today.
He
arrivea
on
me
Prince
Oeorge
this
morning
from
Vancouver
and
will
proceed
on
tonight's
train
to
Edmonton
to
pay
a
visit
to
the
branch
of
his
business
there.
Pound
Sterling
and
Canadian
Dollar
on
New
York
Exchangi
NEW
YORK.
July
38:
The
British
nound
sterling
closed
at
$1.03K
'on
the
local
foreign
exchange
on
Wednesday.
The
Canadian
dollar
'closed
at
83'
c.
Today's
Weather
.
5:22
ftjit.
108
It.
17:40
pm
19.2
ft.
Prince
Rupert
Raining,
light
.11:30
am.
63
ft.
southeast
wind;
barometer.
30.10;
temperature,
S5,
sea
smooth.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISI1
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
'n
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JULY
28,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENT8
STEMER
ANYOX
IN
TROUBLE
IN
ICE
PRIVY
COUNCIL
GIVES
JUDGMENT
IN
COMPENSATION
CASE
Vancouver
Company
Loser
In
Its
Appeal
To
Court
In
London
Action
Was
Based
on
Dispute
Over
Rates
at
"Which
Em
ploycca
.May
Ik
Assessed
For
Medical
and
Other
Services
'Nl)ONT,
July
28:
(Canadian
Preat)
The
judicial
Mint
of
the
Privy
Council
today
dismteed
an
appeal
Mm
ill.
Ring,
Wilson
Limited
of
Vancouver
based
on
!
t.
over
rates
at
which
employees
may
be
assessed
.
Workmen's
Compensation
Board.
Merrill,
Ring
,
m
-nuii
of
-operators
had
endeavored
to
obtain
a
man-
r
damns
to
enjoin
the
board
from
Cannot
Explain
assessing
operators
as
It
was
doing
for
medical
and
other
service'
They
lout
In
the
British
Columbia
courts
and
appealed
to
the
Prlvv
(-..unci!
which
has
now
also
found
;g
atni
them
Nazi
Couples
Married
in
Groups
Mass
matrimony
'Forty
-seven
In
Berlin
tor
a
mass
wedding
ceremony
a
reception
IS
GIVING
UPFLIGHT
Cspt.
Jim
Molllson
Announces
He
snd
Amy
Will
Not
Slake
Trip
to
lUrdsd
NEW
YORK.
Jury
36
(Canadian
PrMal-Oapi.
James
A.
Molllson.
wtrSe
dectartng
that
he
was
not
tfarawch
flyttw.
aatd.
as
he
lay
In
brt
)me
yesterday
reeoverlng
from
Btywtta
MMUtned
in
tot
iorcea
la
mi
foe
which
followed
his
sue-
etsfl
oroastng
of
the
Atlantic
Oc
ean
on
Sunday
with
his
wife.
Am;
Johnson
Mollteon.
that
their
pre-last
profectsd
night,
which
had
taehided
a
bop
from
New
York
to
Btrd4
and
thence
back
to
England,
was
definitely
off.
Although
he
made
It
clear
that
their
dying
plans
for
the
Inunedl
far,
future
had
not
been
made.
Mention
Intimated
that
he
had
In
M
obtalnlnaY
on
his
return
to
gRgtend,
a
rew
plane
similar
to
the
"seafarer"
which
was
wrecked
on.
Sunday
at
Bridgeport.
England.
In
the
forced
landing
.lzi
couples
alt
greeted
as
they
march
nu
the
Lazarus
church
They
were
married
In
groups
of
five
pairs
t
a
time
and
after
(fee
as
held
In
a
bwwery
with
Otfr
1.000
guests
present.
GT.
HRITAIN
TAKES
LEAD
IN
TENNIS
(Canadian
Press)
AUTEIL,
France,
July
23:
Great
Britain
IVU
J
lVTVll
f-b
vs,a
s
s
singles
today
from
France
in
the
Davis
Cup
final
round.
Henry
W.
(Bunny)
Austin
defeated
Andre
Merlin
6-3,
G-4,
6-0
and
Fred
Perry
defeated
Henry
Cochet
8-10,
6-1,
8-6,
3-6,
6-1.
PLANS
ARE
APPROVED
WAITING
SALVAGE
Northwesttin
Patscnicrs
Near
Seattle
on
Aleutian
as
Stranded
Vessel
Remains
Beached
In
Lynn
Canal
SEATTLE.
July
36
(Canadian
Press)
While
the
steamer
Aleutian,
was
neartng
this
port
today
from
Juneau
with
131
passengers
and
crew
of
the
steamer
North
western,
who
were
removed
from
the
latter
vessel
by
the
destroyer
new
following
the
stranding
on
Sentinel
Island
I-1
Lynn
Canal
on
Tuesday
morning
and
transferred
o
the
Aleutian
at
Jamau.
the
Northwestern
still
remained
belched
at
Bagle
River
Into
the
mouth
of
which
she
was
run
after
the
..-tr
riding
Capt.
John
Livingstone
and
'wenty
other
members
of
toe
crew
were
re
mam
In
on
the
Norlfewest-
jern
wnicn
nas
several
srau
notes
and
sprung
plates
which
wftt
have
United
Stales
Endorses
President's
to
be
patched
temporarily
In
the
rroiram
For
National
Business
north
before
the
teatal
can
be
Itrcovcry
brought
here
for
permaaent
re-
ipssUm-
i
The
freighter
Depere
Is
4a
toting
SAN
FRANCISCO,
July
a:
'by
the
scene
of
the
wrwc
pending
Practically
every
Industrial
execu-.
salvage
Uve
of
this
city
attended
a
mass
meeting
called
by
J.
Wv
Holer
jr..
president
of
the
San
Francisco
Chamber
of
Commerce,
at
which!
MATTERS
AT
EDMONTON
blanket
acceptance
was
made
of
OVERMOHT;
CONTINUES
President
FranMra
D.
Roosevelt's
GOTHAM
FLIGHT
TODAY
national
recovery
aid
program
call-
lng
for
cutting
of
Industrial
work-i
KDMONTON.
July
38:
CP
ina
hours
and
increasing
of
wages.
I
James
J.
Mattern.
round
the
From
points
throughout
the
west
come
reports
of
endoraaUon
of
the.
chief
executive
s
plan.
Stock
Issues
Up
i
r.
Alter
Day
world
flyer,
accompanied
by
members
of
the
Alexander
ex-
pedltlon
in
their
Bellanca
re-
lief
plane,
landed
here
at
5:23
yesterday
afternoon
after
a
flight
of
over
five
hours
from
Prince
Oeorge.
Mattern
left
i
IffomiUi.
i
n
this
morning
for
New
irregular
irrcgUlar
York
via
Chicago,
flying
solo
1T1
IMPW
Y
nriT
Aimian
which
has
been
sUn-
ivh
a
vraiii
r
pletkm
of
the
world
flight.
NEW
YORK.
July
38-AtteT
an1
Capt.
W.
H.
Alexander.
Fred
erratic
day's
trading,
the
most
of
Fetterman,
Thomas
Abbey
and
.muss
closed
irregularly
higher
on
Harold
Person
also
left
here
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange
on
for
New
York
today
In
their
I
Wednesday.
The
Industrial
average
own
Bellanca
plane.
i
was
up
2
32.
rails
up
.27.
utilities'
up
.65.
and
bonds
up
.29.
!
Well
Known
Freighter
Caught
in
Pack
and
Is
Aleak
Near
Barrow
United
States
Coastguard
Cutter
Northland
is
Rushing
To
Aid
of
Canadian
Trading
Vessel
Captain
Johnston
Hopes
to
Save
His
Ship
:
VANCOUVER,
July
28:
(Canadian
Press)
The
United
States
coastguard
cutter
Northland
was
enroute
today
from
Shismarof
Island
to
aid
the
Canadian
trading
vessel
Anyox
which
was
reported
last
night
as
having
sprung
a
leak
in
an
Arctic
ice
pack
two
hundred
miles
.
outh
of
Point
Barrow.
The
Northland
has
from
four
to
WHEAT
NOW
BEING
CUT
Hot
Weather
With
Scattered
Rain
Experienced
in
West
Daring
.
.
FasUVeek
WINNIPIO.
July
28:
Hot
wea
ther
with
only
scattered
showers
during
the
past
week
has
been
ex
perienced
throughout
the
west,
ac
cording
to
the
weekly
crop
report
of
the
department
of
agriculture.
Canadian
National
Railways.
Cutting
has
commenced
In
Manitoba
and
is
expected
to
be
general
next
week.
Average
yields
in
the
north
ern
areas
with
leas
than
average
In
the
central
and
southern
districts
seem
prtjbaWe
In
the
Portage-Brandon
divttton
of
Manitoba
cutting
will
general
within
the
next
ten
days.
All
grains
are
filling
out
but
require
more
moisture
or
the
crop
will
be
light
and
very
short.
The
Dauphin
dtvi-
flve
hundred
miles
to
go
in
order
to
reach
the
Anyox.
The
latter
vessel
reported
to
the
Northland
that
a
patch
had
been
placed,
the
pumps
were
holding
out
the
water
and
It
was
hoped
to
save
the
ship.
The
Anyox.
which
for
years
was
in
the
service
of
the
Coastwise
Steamship
It
Barge
Co.
in
the
ore
carrying
trade
between
Anyox
and
aad
Tstforaa.
Is
now
owned
e
paeujc
sairage-ceror
van-
eoover
She
was
under
charter
to
the
Hudson
Bay
Co.
for
an
Arctic
voyage
The
vessel
Is
commanded
by
Capt.
D.
H.
Johnston
and
carries
a
crew
of
twenty-one
men.
FLY
OVER
ATLANTIC
Capt
Charles
Ulm
of
Australia
is
Latest
to
Embsrk
Upon
World
Flight
Attempt
HBSTON
FIELD.
England.
July
36
Capt
Charles
Ulm.
Australian
aviator,
who
eroently
completed
a
flight
from
Australia
to
England.
don
report,
wheat
In
Ibead
and
!
"Tl
,
filling
with
ccrsegrln
hd
lT.o
flight
o
a
Agoodha,
crop
has
beenharve-,of
J
to
ted
and
prospects
are
good
with
Nwoundtond
and
rwpeci
w
me
gram
crop.
luhui
th.
tn
Nw
York
It
U
then
it
lexnected
to
in
week's
commence
a
rj.,
mtnUon
w
eontlnue
hlj
tUM.
KAsnMnivl
flWKf
n
A
net
rail
vl.
8outhern
and
Central
Saskatchr-1
the
Pacific
Coast
Hawaii
and
the
wan
report
hot
and
dry
weather
south
Sea
Islarxis,
thus
making
of
and
crops
have
been
going
back
for
his
entire
trip
a
globe
drcumnavi-
mck
of
moisture.
Orasshoppers
ate
gatlon.
still
damaging
crops
In
some
dto-,
trtcts
trtcts
Unless
unless
ram
ram
is
u
received
received
soon
soon
;
p
D
D
J
the
yWd
and
sample
will
be
greaUy
aUCV
1
HCe
idlCl
reduced.
In
the
Prince
Albert
division
wea-1
ther
has
been
hot
with
occassional
showers.
Wheat
Is
showing
goodl
stand
but
more
rain
Is
required
In'
order
that
grains
may
fUl
properly.
J
Cutting
Is
expected
to
commence
frosts
are
reported
In
some
districts
but
only
slight
damage
to
grain
Is
noted.
More
moisture
Is
urgently
needed.
The
whole
of
the
Peace
River
territory
reports
weather
has
been
warm
and
dry.
Grain
Is
In
good
condition
and
crops
are
doing
well
plied
by
his
backers
for
com-
j
Prices
for
cattle
showed
a
lower
tendency
except
for
well
finished
dry
ted
butchers.
The
stacker
and
feeder
market
has
been
very
slow
and
draggy
all
week.
At
present
prices
those
with
grans
and
feed
in
sight
should
buy.
Hog
prices
are
unsettled
with
a
weak
undertone.
For
Real
Estate
In
Chicago
City
CHICAGO.
July
28
Saie
Is
an-
about
the
second
week
In
August
;
nounced
for
the
surn
of
$1,500,000
No
damage
from
any
source
txetptlef
one
of
the
cornsn
of
State
and
drought
Is
reported.
!
Madison
Street
In
this
city.
The
Southern
Alberta
reports
grain
Property
is
occupied.
by
a
depart-on
smbole
land
badly
burned.
Sum-
a"
buiWrng.
The
vendor
mer-tallow
wheat
Is
tilling
but
"
wte
of
the
late
Lady
ioore
mototure
Is
essential.
Beatty,
wife
of
Admiral
Lord
Beat-
England
and
daughter
of
the
In
Central
Alberta
crops
are
pro-
greasing
as
wvll
as
may
be
expected
Mar,nal
departmental
in
view
of
the
warm
weather.
Light
,itore
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
48,500
pounds,
6.5c
f,nd
4c
to
6.7c
and.
4c.
Canadian
26)00
pounds,
5c
and
;3ftc.
American
Columbia.
36J00,
Cold
Storage,
1
5c
and
4c.
Wabash.
WOO,
and
Wave.
3,500,
Cold
Storage,
&7e
and
4e.
Canadian
Tramp,
21.000,
and
Sea
Maid,
5.-000,
Cold
Storage,
5c
and
355c.