Jor
No
i
Northern,
spot
cah
properties
for
the
Spencer
latoraato
and
km
been
using
the
plane
far
that
purpoae
for
aorae
tune.
--
-
.
REVENUES
FROM
MINES
INCREASING
Total
Iteirrnuea
lor
Quarter
Are
Up
W.000
It
1
Officially
Announced
V1CTOKIA.
July
31:
Brithh
Columbia
revenue
for
the
first
quarter
of
the
pment
fkcal
year
nue
$6060
freatrr
than
for
a
eorrefpondlnf
period
last
year.
There
were
material
gains
In
all
form
of
raining
receipts.
Hon.
W.
J.
Jene.
ralnMer
of
finance,
said,
In
making
the
announcement.
CROPS
POOR
SOUTH
PART
OF
PRAIRIES
flank
of
Montreal
Ueport
Says
Yield
l
or
Three
Provinces
Will
He
Much
Itelow
ATerate
further
deterioration
in
all
mm
in
the
prairie
provlncea
naa
takn
nlace
during
the
paat
week
owing
to
lack
of
molature
and
hot
ather
and
poor
crope
wiUi
eonae-mwnt
teed
shortage
are
Indicated
ettr
a
large
pan
oi
w
and
oentral
areas
of
the
three
pro-
vtneee,
according
w
1UK
Montl
report
Condltioru
In
th
northern
areas
are
more
favorable
Damage
from
graaahoppera
oon-Unuea
over
large
area
of
Slcat-ehwM
and
Manitoba,
while
froate
hav
occurred
In
Alberta.
A
Ind
oated
in
prevloua
report
the
prairie
crop
of
ali
grain
will
be
conald-
erably
below
average.
Nomian
L
rr.nn.
local
re-praaenUUve
of
the
taction'
Aaliertea
Commtwion.
w10
nM
S?n
o7a
two
...
ka'
trip
to
Ket-chllam
and
Junwu
on
official
du-tlea.
returned
to
the
city
from
the
north
on
the
Prlnreaa
Charlotte
I
Saturday
afternoon.
has
been
received
Junkers
Junkers
seat
seaplane
Tomorrow's
Tides
She
Today's
Weather
High
..
0:39
am.
15.4
ft.
21:20
19.7
ft.
pjn
Prince
Rupert
Sunshine,
light
....
3:00
ft.
A
Low
ajn.
moderate
westerly
breeze.'
cleir
H:
Mil.
r
and
warm.
Temperature
67.
m
.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISn
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
N
XXIV
.
NO.
177.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B;C,
JULY
MONDAY,
31,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
NO
MSUALIIES
ENGLAND
CAPTURES
LAWN
TENNIS
WORLD
CHAMPIONSHIP
Seaplane
City
of
Prince
George
Wrecked
in
Forced
Landing
When
.
In
Neighborhood
McConnell
Creek
Nn
Stock
Trading
,
i
n
i
New
lork
Saturday,
After
Slump
Friday'
v
w
vork
July
3i
-Au
tame
'
l'rince
George
was
wrecked
in
a
forced
landing
near
Mc-.
New
York
stock
Exchange
Connell
Creek
but
the
occupants,
Pilot
W.
R.
McCluskey,
i
.i
iwn
in
last
Prwaya
trad-
Air
Engineer
Fred
Stanes
and
W.
S.
(Duke)
Harris,
min-:
i
tv
indtMtrtai
imii
at
dm-
jng
mnn,
were
not
injured
and
were
picked
up
by
a
search
95
51.
oil
U.
rail.
Uotd
by
Kn
Dowar
of
the
'
,.l
IttM
11
UK
ILff
M
IM
f
UIIIIM.
-
W
.
mww
88
23.
off
01
There
m
no
.
n
Saturday
Codification
Is
Requested
Urftlnr
Titklnc
.rictare
Technl
tuns
at
Hollywood
Appeal
to
Rootcvrlt
P
1
YWOOD.
Jory
3l:-Strtk-
.,
i
kin
picture
technician.;
t
agreeing
to
arbitrate
tnc
r
p
itf
with
the
Academy
of
!
.
Picture
Arta
and
Science
i
;
to
President
Rooae
;
KiifiraUon
of
the
Industry
"i-
national
economic
re
I'i'f
ram
Meantime
3300
nf
-
are
now
tilled
wtth
tubatl-,
"i
aa
the
strike
continue
Vane
ouver
Stocks
tittf
a.
o.
titA
oo.i
Vancouver
Em.
3
00.
r-
1
Oreille.
1.3.
.
Five,
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r
oller,
lie.
nl
sther,
MM
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n
Idaho.
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r
River.
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rma
River.
Jo.
V.
iTwatar,
M.
nboo
Oold.
tM.
F'rd.
.13.
'!"idian.
.41.
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x
Mlasourt
JML
I
iy
Jim,
.0411,
crest,
j4,
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,vcrly,
0tV.
B
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X
.
SI.
W.ivKlcle.
M.
N
ie
Son.
.WVV
DI-K-blrd.
.0L
rk
Provlnee,
jot.
Mutnlng
SUr.
M.
Toronto
N"nuid,
33.3ft.
'-rrltt,
1.47.
I"''r
Nickel.
18A0..
M
u-aaaa,
.87.
Wattera.
.97.
ro,
1.00.
'irannda.
1.01.
Kl,kUnd
Lake
Ooid,
.37.
P
Antonio,
iJDi.
Oils
kt'rllng,
.4J.
A
P
Con..
21.
F'hyin,
0.
Fwhold.
.i8V4j.
'
ilmnnt,
.lfl.
'
&
E.,
3.58.
Home.
3.38.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
July
31
:-The
price
li'it
hore
lodRy
wan
77
centa
a
jMcClusky,
Duke
Harris
and
Others
Escape
Uninjured
and
HroiiRht
Out
to
Burns
Lake
by
Consolidated
Plane
Vancouver;
My
that
Colonel
Vietor
Spencer
pencers
s
.
.
.
mlllBa
Conwny
Ltd
and
taken
to
Bams
Lake
yesterday
Ttw
plane
left
Prince
Rupert
on
Friday.
July
31
following
a
proa-pectiac
trip
In
the
Rainy
HoUow
coturtry
wtth
the
intention
of
enabling
Mr.
Harris
to
look
over
some
mjrtsn
ncoapeeU
in
Use
McOannaB
ifr:
fCffV
IfouUng
rof
ataiap
here
City
ot
Quarter
Million
;
Pounds
Halibut
Sold
Here
Today
Over
Hundred
Thousand
Foands
ot
Canadian
Fhh
at
Exchangc-vil
This
Morning
Flah
arrivak
this
morning
were
rather
heavy,
the
total
tending
be
ing
34T60
pound
made
up
ot
108.-
808
Canadian
and
13W4)
Ameri-
ran.
Price
were
about
tne
same
level
aa
usual.
American
Fortloek.
38.060.
ftJe
and
4c.
Ca-tadtan
FUh
ft
CoM
Storage.
Arrow.
34,000.
8
and
4c,
Cana-1lan
lFah
k
CoM
Storage.
Oceanic.
18.000.
7Jc
and
4c.
Royal.
Drothera.
17JD00.
8J9c
and
4e.
Ca-vadtan
Flah
A:
CoM
S4orag.
AugnaU.
M.600.
7Jc
and
4c.
AUin.
Vtola.
1000,
68?
and
4e.
Caru-
iian
Flah
tt
Cold
Storage.
Canadian
Loganna,
360.
5c
and
3c'
Royal.
oJe
Baker.
8.006,
5c
and
1M
Ca
nadian
Flah
&
OaMd
Storage..
Relief.
301060.
S
and
3.4c.
Ca
nadian
Flah
it
Cold
Storage.
Helen
II,
30.000.
SJc
and
3Jc
Canadian
Flah
&:
Cold
Storage.
EL
Upeett.
18,000.
5c
and
3c.
Cfnadian
Fkth
&
Cold
Storage.
Teeny
Mllly.
18.060.
5Jc
and
3Jc.
,
Booth.
Aiken.
13.000.
51c
and
3
Joe.!
Booth.
Honeymoon
Over
For
Klondike
Kate
Klondike
Kate
who
waa
married
recently
in
the
south
to
John
Mat-
Wi
and
went
north
on
her
honeymoon
recently,
la
In
the
city
today
going
south
to
settle
up
some
busi
ness
before
returning
to
live
permanently
in
the
Yukon.
.NO
FISH
SAI.K
SATURDAY
No
boata
being
In
with
catches,
there
was
no
sale
of
halibut
on
the
local
fish
exchange
Saturday.
JIM
AND
AMY
WEItE
GUESTS
OF
PRESIDENT
LUNCHEON
YESTERDAY
NEW
YOHK.
July
31:
Cap-
.
tain
Jamea
Molllson
and
Mrs.
Mollteon
were
the
guests
of
Trealdent
and
Mrs.
Roosevelt
(
at
luncheon
yesterday
at
their
Hyde
Park
home.
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AIRPLANE
CRASH
The
Latest
in
Rockets
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Ernest
Lerbc;.
u:.
:
Ejso.:;
Hx
:
j
CWid
rocketeers,
discuss
the
layou-
of
'.he
rocket
:;.
h
pc
to
ca6
aloft
some
time
this
falL
It
is
xpected
Ui
ascend
10
miles
m
40
seconds,
then
a
parachute
returns
it
with
gas
samples.
Independent
C.
C.
F.
Men
in
Field
in
South
Break
In
Party
Arcrntuaied
by
Tutting
Five
Candidates
in
Field
in
Vancouver
District
VANCOUVER,
July
31:
live
independent
members
ot
the
Canadian
Commonwealth
Federation
are
in
the
field
in
this
district.
Oerald
V.
Felton.
K.C.
and
Colonel
II.
Edward
Lyon
are
candidates
for
Vancouver
Centre
and
James
E.
Johnston
for
Burnaby.
In
Vancouver
East
J.
O.
Lecgat
and
F.
V.
Crawford
are
running.
These
are
the
first
members
of
the
new
group
to
be
choen
and
their
nomination
brings
the
number
ot
candidates
for
the
province
up
to
91
with
a
number
more
to
be
chosen.
The
central
plank
In
the
Independent
C
C.
F.
platform
is
to
be
consolidation
of
taxation
into
Income
taxes.
Local
Prospecting
Syndicate
Has
Its
Men
in
the
Yukon
Word
Wun
received
In
the
city
at
the
end
of
the
week
that
a
party
sent
In
by
the
Beaner
prospecting
syndicate
ot
this
city
to
property
In
the
Pelly
River
section
of
the
Southern
Yukon
had
arrived
at
the
location.
The
party
was
sent
in
via
Edmonton.
It
Join
other
men
who
have
been
on
the
ground
since
last
year.
District
Governor
Of
Rotary
Visiting
Pr.
Rupert
Today
William
Dlnsmore
of
Taeoma,
district
governor
ot
Rotary,
arrived
in
the
city
thla
morning
on
the
Princess
Louise
to
visit
the
lo
cai
club
and
will
proceed
to
Ketchikan
Wednesday.
He
wtfl
meet
the
officers
of
the
club
thla
evening
and
will
address
the
whole
slab
along
with
the
wives
of
the
members
at
their
dinner
tomorrow
erenlBg.
Following
the
club
dinner
the
members
plan
to
attestd
the
Capital
Theatre
In
a
body.
Aimee
Taking
in
World's
Fair
on
Her
Way
to
L.
A.
CHICAGO.
July
31:
Mrs.
Aimee
Semple
McPherson
HuUon
arrived
here
at
the
end
of
the
week
to
pay
a
brief
visit
to
the
World1
Fair
while
on
her
way
to
Los
Angeles
after
a
world
tour.
Tound
Sterling
and
Canadian
Dollar
on
New
York
Exchangi
NBW
YORK.
July
31:
The
British
pound
sterling
closed
at
$1.37
H
on
Friday,
up
one-halt
cent
from
the
day
previous.
The
Canadian
dollar
closed
at
92V,
off
7
jo.
A.
W
Blaaon
left
last
night
on
the
Catala
for
Anyox.
Davis
Cup
Won
By
England
When
Team
Completed
Its
Series
With
France
Sunday
On
Auteuil
Courts
AUTEUIL,
France,
July
31:
England
captured
the
Davis
Cup,
the
emblem
of
tennis
supremacy
throughout
the
world
yesterday
by
defeating
France
three
matches
to
two
and
the
team
returned
home
much
elated
at
their
victory.
Yesterday
Cochet
defeated
Bunny
Austin
5-7,
64
j
4-6,
6-4,
6-4,
thus
giving
each
country
two
victories
and
CANADIAN
BIG
LOAN
Fifteen
Million
Founds
to
Be
Borrowed
in
Great
Britain
by
This
Country
LONDON.
July
31:
A
Canadian
loan
of
fifteen
million
pounds
approximately
$15,000,000.
is
to
be
floated
here
in
4
bonds.
This
is
the
first
loan
to
be
made
on
the
British
market
in
many
years.
BIG
TIMBER
TRACT
SOLD
Over
.Million
Dollars
Paid
in
Forced
Sale
at
Vancouver
at
End
Of
Week
VANCOUVER.
July
31:
(Canadian
Press)
A
IOjOOO
acre
tract
of
Umber
In
the
Sayward
district
of
Van-couver
Island
was
sold
at
public
j
auction
at
the
Court
House
here
at
the
end
of
the
week
to
the
only
bidder,
the
La
belle
Timber
Co.
Ltd.
of
Vancouver,
for
$1,164,615.
The
sale
was
in
satisfaction
of
a
Judgment
obtained
by
the
La
belle
Co.
against
the
Arkansas-Vancouver
Timber
and
Lumber
Co.
Ltd.
tor
$1,091,450
for
balance
owing
by
the
Arkansas-Vancouver
Co.
In
1930
to
purchase
the
tract
for
$1,600,000.
A
cash
payment
of
$460,000
was
made
and
the
suit
began
two
years
later
for
principal
Instalments
and
Interest.
PROJECT
APPROVED
United
States
Government
to
Spend
Sixty-Three
Millions
on
Power
Undertaking
WASHINGTON.
DC
July
31
Plans
for
the
new
$83,060,000
Grand
Coulee
dam
and
power
project
on
the
Upper
Mississippi
River
were
approved
at
the
end
ot
the
week
by
President
.
Roosevelt.
Work
win
start
soon
on
the
project
and
will
extend
tor
a
number
of
years.
The
undertaking
cornea
under
the
national
economic
recovery
program.
JIMMY
MATTERS
REACHES
NEW
YORK
AND
IS
WELCOMED
NEW
YORK.
July
31:
Ilm-
my
Matte
rn
completed
his
round
the
world
flight
when
he
landed
here
last
evening
from
Toronto
and
was
given
a
rous-
ing
welcome.
He
completed
the
tour
Hying
solo
In
his
new
Lockheed-Vega
plane.
'two
defeat.
In
the
final
and
decisive
match
Perry
rounded
off
the
vletory
by
defeating
Merlin
4-6.
8-6.
6-2.
7-5.
LONDON.
July
31:
There
waa
much
elation
here
yesterday
when
the
new
was
flashed
that
English
tennis
players
had
won
the
coveted
Darts
trophy
for
having
beaten
the
world
at
tennis.
It
Is
the
first
Uroe
this
country
has
held
the
cup
in
20
years.
MEAL
TAX
IS
BROKEN
BY
COURT
First
Round
Won
by
Victoria
Barrister
In
Vancouver
When
Sustained
In
Non-Payment
VANCOUVER.
July
31:-F.
C.
Elliott,
Victoria
barrister,
won
the
first
round
of
his
battle
against
the
Hospital
Aid
Aet,
known
better
as
the
meal
tax.
In
the
police
court
this
morning
when
Magistrate
J.
A.
Findlay
acquitted
him
of
the
charge
of
violating
the
aet
because
he
failed
to
pay
a
tax
ot
14
cents
on
a
$2.50
meal
check.
TWO
MILLION
POUNDS
FISH
DURING
JULY.
Almost
as
Much
Canadian
as
Am
-
eriran
Landed
Here
Local
Catch
985,000
Pounds
k
-
The
total
baNoot
catch
for
trd
month
ot
July
wal
2j01500
pounds.
Of
this
Canadians
caught
alrnoit
as
much
as
Americans,
the
total
Canadian
catch
being
966.000
and
American
1,069,080
pounds.
Fishing
has
been
partleuhtrly
good
this
year
and
the
prices
hae
been
high
enough
to
prove
profit
able.
Large
Sums
For
Improvements
In
Alaskan
Waters'
United
States
Government
Liberal
To
Territory
In
Which
Cans-
-
dlans
Also
Interested
SEATTLE.
July
31:
-The
United
States
government
hi
making
liberal
allocation
for
marine
work
in
Alaskan
territory!
Revised
sehedules
give
the
following:
Dredging
and
rock
removal
Id
Wrangell
Narrows,
$100,000.
Small
boat
harbor
at
Wrangell.
$50,000.
Small
boat
harbor
at
Petersburg,
$90,000.
Dredging
and
reek
removal
In
Dry
Pass,
west
coast
of
Prlnee
of.
Wales
Island.
$50,000.