Tomorrow's
Tides
KLi:NOK
1IOUM
;
VW(M)D.
Aug.
23
Notlot
m
to
merry
wu
died
i
t
lx-ir
by
Beanor
Holm.
i
Kunming
star,
who
rejoined
the
movie,
and
Jarrrd.
movie
singer.
H
iiin
is
nineteen
yean
old
'
irrcd.
29.
Stock
Market
Records
Gain
Movir
shfM
I'artlcuVarly
Popular
"Pillar
In
New
York
Yealer-laT-(ieneral
Motors
Mils
High
Mark
W
YORK.
August
aS:-8(ocll
-
showeo
a
further
upward
'
'
the
New
York
taohange
'
:
''''.
movie
sham
being
'ly
popular.
Genera
1
Motors
up
to
new
hlti
for
the
Tin-
Industrial
average
at
ctos-lii
ww
101.24.
up
U7;
rails,
W.T9,
Jjn
utilities
M.61,
up
.08;
bonds,
C!l"
up
.11.
Con
Man
Wanted
In
Twenty-Two
Cities
is
Held
'ncAao,
Augustas
The
"'
this
city
arc
holdrns-
a
man
";
ls
wanted
in
twenty-two
elites
"
countries
for
playing
eon
u
unc-s.
u
was
announced
Doubtful,
one
(Victoria).
One
seat.
Cape
Breton
Bast.
first
tied
.
chako
Valley
nave
vn
""""
Ik
ritime
Province,
ranld
growth
duruig
wie
pv
wik..
a
irood
rainfall
would
now
be
appreciated
in
orirejn
to
maturity.
The
extmnely
dry
last
three
or
Tour
.pell
of
the
wMks
has
been
acceptable
for
which
have
hqylng
operaUons.
Mac
but
son
e
been
proceeding
for
the
needed
moisture
is
now
Tt
a
question
In
the
minds
of
owing
to
the
late
to
whether,
m
fro-
twHl
not
ta-
and
co.d
spring,
terfcre
are
proper
tllf
'
''
"
b(.
(HIT
Capturing
Two-Thirds
of
Seats
To
Marry
Ml.
PREMIER
GORDON
HARRINGTON
AND
RUT
TWO
OF
HIS
COLLEAGUES
SURVIVE
VERDICT
OF
POLLS;
ANGUS
MACDONALD,
YOUNG
LIBERAL
LEADER,
AMONG
ELECTED;
STRAIGHT
FIGHT.
HALIFAX,
Aug.
23:
(CP)
The
final
standing
as
a
result
of
yesterday's
provincial
election
in
Nova
Scotia
was
announced
this
afternoon
as
follows:
Liberals.
22
seats.
Conservatives,
eight
scats.
Cape
Breton
East,
which
had
been
tied,
returned
a
Liberal
and
Victoria,
which
had
been
doubtful,
a
Con
servative.
Angus
Macdonald,
aged
13,
the
Liberal
leader,
will
be,
Canada's
youngest
Premier.
He
hasncvej
previously
had
a
seal
In
Clio
rlgislaTure,
V
:
v
'
C'A
'
'
HALIFAX,
Aug.
23:
(CP)
The
Conservative
govern
ment
of
Premier
Gordon
5.
Harrington
was
defeated
in
venter-day's
provincial
general
election
and
the
Liberal
narty
under
Angus
L.
Macdonald
scored
a
sweeping
victory.
Premier
Harrineton
was
personally
re-elected
in
Cape
Breton
South
by
a
small
margin
hut
all
his
cabinet)
roUrasiKv
wiin
iw
esxepwon
oi
Hon
P
C.
Black,
minister
oi
highways
Colchester.
and
Hon.
JiiM-ph
Macdonald.
mlnlaUr
wtth-nut
nor
t
folio,
were
defeated.
Six
Independent
candidate
wew
not
a
factor
in
the
conteat
lor
a
total
of
t
thirty
seat.
soon
aiier
in
wu.
wmu.
mmm
evident
that
the
government
bad
been
defeated,
the
earUeet
returns
MINISTER
IS
RESIGNING
William
Cnlberlwn.
I'nited
States
.measMd0r
to
Chile
Quilting
;
Office
muking
roe
victory
iw
n
i
'
WASHINGTON
DC.
August
Z3
party
apparent.
Irteeicnatton
of
William
SCulbert-
The
latest
standing
today
wai
aa
w3
M
united
States
ambassador
follows:
,U
Chile
U
annoanced.
Conflicting
Liberals.
SI
seats.
'reports
are
hearo
here
as
to
Mr
Cociservattvea,
I.
iCulbertson'i
plans
for
the
future
It
Is
stated
In
some
quarters
that
he
will
continue
residence
in
Chile
while
others
say
he
will
return
to
The
Conservative
loriuoent
united
state
to
resume
private
had
been
led
by
Premier
Harrington
law
practice.
He
Is
only
forty-seven
for
the
last
three
year.
i
vears
or
age
oiu
nas
naa
a
ou-
The
sweeping
Liberal
victory
saw
,
Ungulshed
diplomatic
care;.
five
members
of
the
executive
coun
ell
go
down
to
defat.
The
Liberal
leader
won
Hawax
South
from
Dr.
Murphy.
Two
co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation
candidates
polled
Jess
than
two
thousand
votes
between
them.
MOISTURE
IS
NEEDED
IN
FAVOR
OF
TITLES
Hut
Not
For
Politicians,
Says
Canadian
High
Commissioner
In
Interview
OTTAWA.
Aug.
:
CP
Tttlee
from
the
King
might
well
be
bestowed
on
Canadian
lleutenant-tovernors.
chief
Justices
and
on
Rainfall
Would
lie
Appreciated
by
j
distinguished
scientists
but
not
on
vwhako
lf
Valley
Grain
Growers
politician.
Such
was
the
view
ex-
I
pressed
by
Hon.
O.
Howard
Fer-
vanderHOOF,
Aug.
03
While
guson,
Canadian
high
commissioner
oat
and
wheat
crops
of
the
Ne
In
London,
in
an
interview
here
yes
terday.
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORKMART
NEW
YORK.
Aug.
83:
(CPl
Bar
silver
closed
at
36c
per
ounce
on
the
local
metal
market
yesterday.
Cop
per
was
steady
at
tc.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
Auc
a3:
(CP-Wheat
was
quoted
ut
67sc
on
the
local
exrh,im;e
yesterday.
VICTORIA
IIOHCIICD
HltlUI
the
Wet
Coast
Motor
From
"City
of
Prince
Cieorje"
Itrouiht
Out
to
Stewart
and
I
Taken
to
Vancouver
Taking
south
the
engine
of
Col.
Victor
Spencer's
Junkers
seaplane
"City
of
Prlnee
George,"
which
was
wrecked
in
a
recent
crash
at
Mc-Connell
Creek
In
the
Oratnera
mining
area.
Air
Engineer
Fred
Staines
and
C.
8.
Cameron,
Insurance
representative,
were
passengers
I
aboard
the
Cabala
yesterday
after
noon
bound
from
Stewart
to
Vancouver
Salvage
of
the
engine
was
effected
recently
by
a
seaplane
of
the
Canadian
Airways
from
Car-cross
piloted
by
Norman
Forrester
which
flew
Into
McDonnell
Creek
from
Stewart
with
Air
Engineer
Staines
on
board.
lease
a
least
Today's
Weather
M.gh
2:49
tun.
20.7
ft.
16:10
p.m.
30.0
f
'
Prince
Rupert
Clear,
light
J,.,w
9:08
a.m.
3
Smfo
southeast
wind;
barometer,
30.30;
21:30
p.m.
4A
'S
temperature,
85;
sea
smooth.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
RR1TISI1
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V
XXIV.
No.
197.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST
23,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
NOVA
SiOTIA
GOVERNMENT
BEATEN
WELL
KNOWN
AMERICAN
HALIBUT
BOA
T
SEIZED
IN
SOUTH
Liberal
Party
Is
Swept
Into
Power
in
Ma
Capt.
Frank
Hawks
and
Plane
United
Si.ite."
airman
who
a-.n
.;nri-
,u
mtrnt.on
of
making
r..i-up
fght
aerj&
Canada.
Seattle
Vessel
Curlew
Taken
on
West
Coast,
illegal
Fishing-Charge
mXl
River
San
Josef
Hay
DROWNING
IN
FRASER
looet
While
Coming
Down
In
Small
Boat
REPORT
TO
'.Au.23:
f
CP)
Three1
world"
a
nirker.
Frank
Vlnall
.
and
an
Indian.
Ambrose
Jacob,
are
1
1
PRESIDENT
Norman
If.
Davis
Conferring
At
Hyde
Park
With
United
Statu
Chief
Executive
Backs
France
Important
Statement
Made
Br
Roosevelt
In
Regard
to
Armament
Control
$JEW
YORK.
AufiHt
23
Nor-lan
H.
Darts,
Urited
State
am-rassador
at
large
to
Europe,
arrived
at
Hyde
Park
yesierday
to
resent
a
report
to
President
;
"ran
Win
D.
Roosevelt
on
the
pro-Trees'
of
the
Geneva
disarmament
conference.
Davis
plans
to
return
Ui
Geneva
shortly
to
attend
the
-esuroptton
tf
sessions
of
the
con-
1
lerence.
1
At
the
conclusion
of
the
confer-
Ttuee
Men
Lose
Uvea
Above
Lil-
ence.
President
Roosevelt
Indicated
that
the
administration
Is
prepared
to
baek
the
French
government
pro
posal
lot
SHOttymao
and
control
of
rrrtarsenta
-
believed
to
have
been
drowned
ln!
Is
Towed
Into
Victoria
by
Patrol
Steamer
Givcnchy
After
the
Fraser
River,
eleven
milej
li.vdy
and
axxeto
Hr-int?
Taken
Into
Custodv
in
Vicinity
of
bove
here,
last
night
as
they
were
FLY
TO
DENMARK
r
:
-----
-
.
.
..nt.
,
.1
i
i
a.
CODIUIg
QOWII
UW
IHtl
ut
a
ouiv
i
boat.
REJKAVIK,
Iceland,
Aug.
23:
An
Indian
on
shore
reported
see-.
col.
and
Mis.
Charles
A.
,
Aug.
23:
(CP)
Taken
into
custody
by
the
tag
two
men
standing
up
as
thoughU
Lindbergh,
here
In
the
course
steamer
Givenchy,
Capt.
W.
Redford,
off
n
...Ifr
ITSr
or
J1
1
of
Vancouver
Island
while
alleKedly
fish-
"i!
!
incr
in
Canadian
waters,
the
American
halibut
vessel
Cur-
am
a
a
il
JiV
t
a?
lew
oi
aeauie,
togeuier
wiin
ner
crew
oi
live
men,
was
nut
It
Was
by
Areidrnt
in
Mistake
For
Rabbit
JACKSON'S
POINT,
Ont,
ta
(CP.
i
Lake
Simcoe
cottager
were
startled
to
hear
a
well-known
minister
had
she
bis
wife
at
their
summer
home
near
here,
the
report
spread
abr&sd
In
the
tetany
of
the
summer
ejtony.
a
o
the
spiritual
adviser
now
receiving
a
lot
of
advtoa.tmn
his
friends.
He
went
out
In
his
garden
to
hont
rablts.
He
peppered
one
with
bird
shot.
Not
knowing
that
his
wife
was
within
ra-.ge,
she
recei
ved
oue
lead
pellet
In
the
calf
of
CARNIVAL
PROGRAM
Tonight
In
Exhibition
Building
On
the
stage
entertainers
from
H.
M.
S.
Dragon,
followed
by
hard
time
dance
for
which
priEos
will
be
given
for:
MOST
ECONOMIC
DRESS
AND
MOST
ORIGINAL
DRESS
A
One
Dollar
Entertainment
for
the
Price
of
25c
success.
brought
hre
yesterday.
The
seizure
was
made
on
Sunday
t
J
Woaf
rior
morning
in
the
vfclBtty
of
8sn
1
OQaV
S
iTeaiJlcr
Josef
Day.
It
Is
alleged
that
the
Curlew
had
miles
of
ground
gear
out.
The
Curlew
Is
weU
known
In
Prince
Rupert,
having
frequently'
called
here
in
the
past
with
catches
from
the
northern
halibut
banks.
Engine
of
Spencer
Seaplane
Salvaged
Ontario
Pastor
Shot
His
Wife
Dead
Tree
Point
Clear,
tempearture.
66;P
sea
choppy.
light
Triple
Island
Clear,
fresh
northwest
wind;
sea
choppy.
The
fire
department
had
a
call
at
10
o'clock
last
night
to
the
City
Aug.
Hall
where
there
was
quite
a
spec-
taclar
chimney
was
done.
fire.
No
damage
preparations
for
an
early
take
off
for
Denmark
via
the
Shet-
land
Islands.
northeast
wind:
barometer.
30.24;
'
Pound
Sterling
and
I
Cnnnrlinn
Dnllnr
on
New
York
Exchange
NhW
YORK.
Aug.
13
The
British
pourd
sterling
close
at
J4.-494
on
the
local
foreign
exchange
market
yesterday.
The
Canadian
dollar
closed
at
94.
Fair
Board's
Carnival
Has
Good
Opening
Night
With
Upwards
of
Six
Hundred
Persons
Attending
Thn
mrnival.
which
is
beincr
staeed
at
the
Exhibition
l.er
leg.
X-ray
revealed
the
bullet.
jau
jj,js
year
by
tile
f
air
IJOaru
in
pince
OI
me
annum
e.-
but
it
was
too
deep
to
bring
out
by
j,jijjtion
na(i
a
g0od
opening
night
with
a
total
attendance
r"
-STLS
iSllS
of
between
GOO
and
700
persons,
paid
admissions
last
eve-SThe?
ning
amounting
to
364
adults
and
170
children.
The
car-
.
.
nival
continues
this
evening
when
it
is
hoped
that
there
Miss
Florerce
Pars,
daughter
will
bean
even
larger
crowd
in
sup-
of
Mr.
and
Mrs,
8.
K.
Parker,
re-
port
of
the
worthy
object
of
paying
turned
home
on
the
Prince
John
off
the
Indebtedness
of
the
Fair
laet
night
from
TleU.
Quean
Char-
Association,
lotte
Islands,
where
she
has
been!
The
feature
of
last
night's
pro-spending
a
holiday
visiting
with
ceedlngs
were
the
contests
for
best-
friends.
dressed
girls
and
dolls,
the
winners
in
which
by
popular
vote
were:
Best
Dressed
Qlri
and
Doll
with
Carriage
1.
Joyce
Morln;
2.
Mary
Margaret
Bulger.
Best
Dressed
Obi
and
Doll
1.
Anne
Stevens;
3.
Ella
Dahl.
T1e
evenng
was
very
enjoyably
!pent
by
the
large
crowd
In
dancing
with
music
by
Charlie
Balag-
no's
orchestra.
Refreshments
were
sold
by
mem
Dragon
were
prominent
among
those
present
and
It
Is
expected
there
will
be
another
large
representation
from
the
personnel
of
the
warship
tonight.
Halibut
Arrivals
American
Explorer,
38.060,
8c
and
4e,
Cold
Storage.
Diana.
14.000,
8.5c
and
9c,
Atllri
Fisheries.
.
Canadian
Cape
Spencer.
10,000,
6.4c
and
bers
of
Toe
H
who
donated
their
j
4.35c.
Atlln
Fisheries.
services
to
the
Fair
Board
for
the
White
Hope.
18.000,
and
Teeny
occasion.
Mllly.
3.500.
6.5c
and
4.36c,
Cold
Carnival
attractions
operated
from
booths
also
proved
popular
Officers
and
men
from
H
M
S
Storage.
Capella
I.
31.000.
Royal
Fish
Co.
6.7c
and
4.35c,