Tomorrow's
Tides
U;
'
T
tuf
Ail-Ktar
Ge
Down
us
ir.
lUMbaH
Inhibition
A
i
huaf
Yesterday
S.ii
H
July
7:
v
all-Star
'..!;
mm
defeated
an
i.
j
League
team
here
a
sear
of
4
u
1.
the
,
tsyed
a
sports
at-.finec'lon
with
Ok
'
ProgrcM
ExpoatUon
d
oii1
Home
ran
In
i.ntfig
with
Lou
Oehrig
k
ahead
of
htm
Forty-w!d
fans
wttnmed
Ukt
'
IVt
r
League
ar
f.e
day
wet
Womens
Labor
League
Holds
Bridge-Dance
mis
foUowedbya
apices
of
the
Wonwo's
r
was
brld
lat
ntght
Ml
t
Hloek
Hall
mitte
In
rharee
resists
(km
Mrs
O
-Whtte.
i
Mrs.
B
Scberck
and
Montsaenery.
kiios
orrhoatra
played
uv-
end
L
N
Mmrr
was
'
iTKinies
BefreehaaenU
winner
were:
bvltoa'
'i.-ii
und:
sesoaa.
W
Ma-
first,
V.
E.
Petersen
virion.
Vancouver
Stocks
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r.
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v..,
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4.
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Son.
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2
20
0
liver.
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II
Wver.
Ji.
UOH,
1.70.
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rd.
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Oils
I'
ConaolkJnted.
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Pete,
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H.
Ilaitrrn
''rritt-oonlon.
l.M.
N,,riinrtu
Miirnitiu.
ait
e
weewfc
"
-
-
Af.mtroal
foreiirn
ex
MSWilVS
WW
-
1
.
.
change
yesterday,
it
soared
to
$4.87J
but
re-
cedd
to
close
at
$4.50.
Today
wm
mch.
etl,
dosing
at
i.w.
'""I",
1.10.
She
Word
recrtvrd
from
Terrace
by
the
Prtnrr
Rupert
Daily
News
this
aftenvxtn
was
that
f
inlet
WVien
Aleaander.
me
chart
of
the
Mattern
relief
e
e
etpntft'""
would
leave
Ter-
race
by
speeder
this
afternoon
to
esaaptetr
plans
at
Prince
pari
fee
his
trip
Id
Mesne
to
brsttc
out
Jaaaos
Mattern
HAGEN
HAS
GOLF
LEAD
ST
ANDREW'S.
Scotland.
July
1:
Canadian
Press
-Walter
Hants
of
United
States
kept
a
one
stroke
toad
In
the
British
open
golf
championship
yesterday
by
shooting
It,
one
undrr
par.
for
his
second
round
following
his
SI
on
Wednesday.
Bd
Dudley
of
United
States
had
TO
and
71
yesterday
while
Boa
ssnervtlle
of
London.
Oat.,
had
It
to
add
to
his
tS
of
Wednesday
I.HGI0N
WINS
OVER
REGIMENT
(kaadian
Legion
defeated
Beat-
four
to
nil
in
last
nignti
Jaagbnll
game,
the
final
of
Use
Shield
series.
IniTM)
IS
OVER
PAR
e
(Canadian
rraas
MONTREAL
MONTREAU
July
7:
For
the
first
time
.iiiM
F.nrfanii
aban
doned
the
fifoid
stand-ami,
the
British
pound
t.Hmr
fudd
over
its
par
e
Pv
a
"
a
A
vein
nf
S4.86
2-3
On
Ul
Effort
Ilcing
Made
to
Organize
Relief
Expedition
Here
Today
to
Brinrf
Aviator
Out
to
Civilization
ORDERED
TO
SIBERIA
NEW
YORK,
July
7:
(Canadian
Press)
The
Mattern
rescue
expedition,
which
is
at
present
bcinjj
held
at
Terrace,
B.C.
on
account
of
unfavorable
weather
conditions,
was
this
afternoon
sent
instructions
by
its
backers
here
to
proceed
at
once
to
Anadir1,
Siberia,
to
pick
Mattcrn
up
and
brine
him
out.
Advices
were
received
in
Prince
Rupert
thus
rooming
that
Capt
James
J.
Mattern,
young
Texas
flyer,
who
had
been
missing
since
June
14
whin
he
took
off
from
Khabarovsk,
Siberia,
for
Nome,
Alaska,
in
his
Ux&heed-Vega
airplane
in
the
course
of
an
attempted
flight
around
the
world,
had
Iwen
found
safe
at
Anadir,
Chukotka,
a
lonely
aexust
on
the
sweated
aortHea
V
SJberta
whence
be
bad.
9
'
ftppAMBflty.
ovsVc
is
iMk
COM
r
woe
ir
nL&rnint
-
-
SSSmaJSS
IK
WttMCL
HIPliOT
ZZtZmM
la
taTof
Us
anfey
imii
nuiuir
tfitilV
A
'Thinaeti
ssi
illain
of
Canadian
Press
contacts
efforts
were
being
here
today
to
form
an
eape-
dttton
which
might
go
to
Anadir
by
an-
to
ptrk
ap
Mattern
and
bring
him
oat
A
resjnial
was
coureyed
to
the
rsnsdian
rreas
representative
of
the
Prince
Bnpert
Dally
Hews
from
Wftttem
Aisxander.
pilot
of
the
MaUeni
nttet
espediUon.
which
m
now
at
Terrace,
to
get
hi
touch
with
the
Boeing
yacht
Taconlte.
which
has
been
etistatng
In
local
waters
and
have
the
ftylng
boat,
which
Is
bring
used
by
the
yachting
party
with
Clayton
L.
Beeil
as
phot,
come
n
to
Prince
Rupert
and
take
members
of
the
Alexander
party
north
to
Nome
to
get
Mattern
and
bring
him
bnme.
Efforts
were
also
being
Made
from
Seattle
and
sssewnere
along
the
coast
to
contact
the
Ta-eonite
wKh
the
object
of
secwrinr
the
services
of
the
Boatnc
frying
boat
which
was
test
here
Wednesday
afternoon
when
she
came
in
to
refuel
The
Alexander
relief
plane
was
tost
rotated
by
provincial
pottre
at
Terrace
early
this
morning
and
thus
received
Its
first
advice
of
Mat-
torn
s
safety
wHh
the
suggestion
feat
H
defer
its
departure
for
the
north
until
It
received
runner
m-
atrucUons,
It
had
been
thought
ghat
Alexander
and
his
comnan-
tons
might
hop
off
for
rommo
today
Mea(r
Was
Tere
The
inessaae
telling
of
Mattern
safety
was
a
very
brief
one.
merely
stating
that
he
was
safe
at
Anadir
n
Chukotka
Peninsula,
off
Norui-Mtetern
Siberia.
A
telegraphic
stealage
received
at
Moscow
direct
from
Mattern
himself
gave
the
MUled
world
first
tnUmattoo
of
the
world
nyer's
safety.
No
other
particulars
were
known.
Telegraphic
dispatches
received
.
..il
tt
tH
Ttnl.
iai
atates
eoaatguard
cutter
Northland
was
360
mes
trow
Ana-
!dlr.
Siberia,
yesterday
Matching
far
J
Mattern
and
was
expected
by
.
...
.
a.
a
a
a...U
coastguard
of
ncwa
w
gev
m
kuc
wtth
him
at
Anadir.
The
Northland
has
bom
searching
ever
since
Mat-torn
was
lost.
Word
has
been
received
that
nUMr
Paraons.
A
pupil
Of
Miss
Margaret
MoCaffery
passed
htotn-
tHdnotOf)'
examination
oi
vnr
ju
nta
Oanservatory
or
music
wiui
honors.
r-erOnn
m
.
ia
prospects
are
MU
unsettled.
HAL1UUT
AURIVALS
Summary
Aaietoan-4lfv
powada,
7c
and
4c
and
tc
and
4e.
Oaandlan
4M68
pound,
5c
and
Sc
and
ttJc
and
3c
American
Whlleeway.
Um.
and
Onah.
16
-m,
Royal.
7
e
and
4c.
Viola.
10.000,
Cold
Storage.
7c
and
4e.
Canadian
Cspella,
14.000.
Cold
Storage.
6Jc
and
3c
Today's
Weather
.
1:18
tun.
28.5
ft.
14:23
pjn.
30.2
ft
Prince
Rupert
Raining,
moderate
8:06
am.
0.0
ft.
southeast
wind;
barometer,
20:14
pa
8.1
ft
29.98;
temperature,
54;
sea
choppy.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
WV
No
187.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
FRIDAY,
JULY
7,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
MATTERS
IS
FOUND
SAFE
IN
SIBERIA
MW
PROGRAM
FOR
CONFERENCE
IS
PROPOSED
BY
STATES
World
Flyer,
Missing
For
Over
Three
Weeks,
Was
Forced
Down
At
Isolated
Outpost
of
Anadir
AMERICANS
WIN
GAME
NORTHERLY
PASSING
OF
WORLD
WIDE
ACTION
TO
CROP
GOOD
SHIPMASTER
cuadtem
wrwiwr
time
Recent
Rains
Improve
Prospects
in
Capt.
Stuart
Stone,
Formerly
fikip-Central
and
Southern
Areas
per
of
Fcderalship,
Dies
Harvest
August
1
LOS
ANOBLBS.
Jury
7:
(Cana
dian
Press
Capt-
Stasrt
Stone.
aged
41.
well
kaewn
Vanomra.
B.j
prairie
provtoees
are
continuing
to
I
celMomU
coerta
as
master
of
snow
escenem
crop
conojwene.
sc
ship,
ded
to
UKycrop
repottol
tt
at
perttonttta.
the
department
of
agriculture.
Ca-
nadian
KaUwiaj
Bail
ways.
Resent
rains
have
unpawn
it
crap
prospects
in
the
central
and
southern
areas
slthough
those
may
be
too
tale
to
entirety
to
tenet
earlier
drought
In
the
Local
hall
and
grass-,
isaa
to
noted
bwt.
In
the
i
aggregate.
letwlSJims
are
good
In
Manitoba
and
Brandon
di-
HARRIS
ON
Coi.
Victor
Spencer
s
Junkers
sea
plane
"City
of
Prince
Oeerge.
carrying
W
8.
'Duke
Harm.
well
known
northern
mining
nan
on
weather
easvdMtona
foefare
preeeed-
Prom
the
Dauphin
dtvkuon
come
tog
north
from
here
The
plane
report
that
from
Sn"
to
Wr
"f
wheat
Is
beaded
out
and
showtni
s
fOand
of
fiom
IS
to
22
inches.
All
course
grains
are
ktokinjt
excellent
Saskatchewan
OhwHU
h
The
Lampman.
Riverhurst
Qu-
Appelle
and
Central
Butte
subdi
came
up
from
BeHa
BeMa
to
one
which
to
carry
on
AND
RAISE
WAGES
URGED
erly
grain
growing
areas
of
the
"
Z
"
"
IZT
hi
xuuaj
inai
ureal
untain
is
on
vercc
01
urcaKinij
Openly
With
European
Gold
Bloc
London
Gathering
is
Proceeding
LONDON,
July
7:
(Canadian
Press)
A
large
contribution
to
a
revived
and
revised
world
economic
conference
which
was
saved
from
death
yesterday
by
the
united
ac
tion
of
Prime
Minister
K.
B.
Bennett
of
Canada
and
the
A
"V
NORTH'
"can
delegates,
s
expected
to
be
the
proposal
by
the
VV
1
11;
United
States
for
world
wide
action
in
shortening
hours
i
of
labor,
increasing
wages
and
raising
agricultural
price,
The.
French
delegation
was
described
a
i
tody
fearing
that
Groat
Brftata
corrER
TAKES
ANOTHER
la
In
iUnar
nf
hmnu
anMllv
visions
of
Manioiins
the
guod
r-in.-.
prospecung
expediuon
to
8rwi
.
th-ald
bloc
received
stace
the
last
report
haw
creek
in
the
Rainy
Hollow
coesrtry
much
improved
crop
condtUom
of
Northern
British
OoiumMa
and
Onusboppers
base
caueed
aaase
the
PeUy
River
district
of
the
Ya-itimasT
In
Use
Carman
seedivi-
ken
Territory,
landed
bete
shortly
sesn.
catting
is
effected
to
start
after
noon
today
from
Betta
BeSa
1
asjaer
pissent
wea-
ajni
la
awaiting
an
Isapre
esnrnt
in
PASSING
OF
president
and
general
manager
of
Bran
dram
-
Header
son
Limited,
paint
manufacturers,
died
here
yesterday
following
a
lengthy
illness
His
ftrra
is
one
of
the
largest
in
Its
line
with
branches
in
Halifax.
St,
John.
Toronto.
Winnipeg.
Medicine
Hat,
Oabjary
and
Edmonton.
and
general
manager
in
the
latter
reai
Under
Mr.
Henderson's
management,
the
business
branched
into
the
west,
acquiring
a
number
absorbed
or
operated
as
snbahhar
ies
Mr
Henderson
was
active
In
the
affairs
of
the
Canadian
Paint.
Oil
and
Vamtoh
Association,
of
which
he
was
president
from
1010
to
IMS.
He
was
also
chairman
of
the
Canadian
"Save
the
Surface"
campaign
committee
from
1011
to
10SS.
He
waa
a
member
of
the
Canadian
Manufacturers'
Association
of
which
he
became
second
vice-presl-dent
in
1031
He
was
president
of
the
Montreal
Board
of
Trade
In
1024.
He
was
president
nf
the
Del-housle
Alumni
Association
from
10S16
to
1017.
Tn
politics
he
was
s
Munro
Installed
the
"
George
con-servatlv-
Bnd
an
Anglican
president
who
spoke
of
the
aims
I
jjj,,
f
fan
sna
objects
or
we
ciuo
ana
asxeo
.
Ma-rk)d
m
1003
to
Mtas
Annie
for
the
co-operation
or
all
welLea
Ketth
of
Halifax.
Mr.
Hender-
memoere
I
aon
is
survived
by
one
son
snd
three
jonn
oavey
nan
cnarge
or
da
wthters.
His
recreations
were
entertainment
features,
there
being
i
,,1,
atK
f
tahlng
violin
solos
by
Bert
Cameron
and
vocal
numbers
bv
Mrs.
A.
J.
Web-1
hr
all
of
which
were
much
an-'
Miss
Olga
Kolosoff
arrived
this
officiated
Two
Visitors.
Olof
Han-
morning
irom
Vancouver
ana
.
o-
aon
and
Oeorce
Dybhavn
jr..
were
"tg
through
to
Anyox
to
vkdt
her
welcomed
and
the
return
of
Colonel
stater.
Mrs
Stewart,
with
whom
her
s
n
Johnaton
and
Major
C
V.
Bvltt
mother
U
also
staying
Miss
koios
from
thrr
viait
to
Burone
was
made
off
was
formerly
with
McRae
Bro
th.
...ki.
r
MuuMtHiiUm
Ma.
thers
In
this
city
and
later
at
Katen,
18.000,
Cold
Storage.
5c
)0r
Evltt
will
tell
of
the
trip
at
next
Beaver
Lodge
Experimental
Farm
and
3c.
week's
luncheon.
m
tne
i-eace
iver
country
.
JUMP
IN
NEW
YORK
MART
NEW
YORK,
July
7:
CP
e
Copper
took
another
quarter
of
a
cent
)uap
bi
priee
to
dose
at
8e
on
the
lecal
metal
PAINT
MANri&-!
MONTREAL.
July
7:
Canadian
hour
and
forty
mmtrtee.
It
had
.
press
Oeorge
Henderson,
aged
55.
flown
from
Vancouver
to
Bella
Br
Ha
yesterday,
stopping
at
the
latter
point
last
night
on
account
of
unfavorable
weather.
Phot
W
L.
McChiskey
Is
hi
visions
In
Saskatchewan
have
ex-1
charge
of
the
plane
and
the
third
perlenced
good
weather
during
the
party
on
board
to
a
Vancouver
past
week
bat
conaiderable
damage
prospector.
D.
J.
McRae,
whose
to
reported
from
grasshoppers
and
oroperty
at
8juw
Creek
to
among
is
noted
More
those
to
be
vtoeted
by
Mr.
Harris.
to
needed.
I
It
to
planned
to
spend
a
few
days
In
the
Prince
Albert
division,
the
i
in
the
north,
flying
In
vta
Car-
most
northerly
crop
producing
area
in
Saskatchewan,
prospecta
are
IteMrally
good
and
growth
has
been
rapid
Some
hall
damane
to
reported
from
the
Paexlectamed
subdivision
and
more
rains
are
needed
Warm
In
Alberta
la
Central
Alberta,
the
weather
for
the
period
under
review
has
been
moatly
warm
and
cloudy
with
several
scattered
showers
which
Reports
Heard
by
Rotary
Club
at
Its
Weekly
Luncheon
have
been
very
benefarial
to
the
According
to
the
report
of
the
late
sown
grama.
Wheat
average
secretary
Olen
Oultck.
the
Prince
about
ten
Inches
and
to
In
shot
,
Rnpert
Rotary
Club
held
It
Glial
blade
.
some
crops
are
being
lencheon
yesterday.
At
most
of
ploughed
under
but.
it
Is
expected
these
luncheons
there
were
ad-00
to
S0
of
a
normal
crop
will
drease
given
by
members
of
the
be
harvested
!
dub
or
visitors
and
the
secretary
The
Edmonton
division
reports
'
estimated
that
these.
If
given
eon-all
grains
in
need
of
more
moisture
;
serutively
without
break
would
but
no
damage
from
hall
or
posts
take
17
days
In
delivery.
It
was
the
In
the
Peace
River
territory
wea-
last
luncheon
of
the
dub
year
and
ther
has
been
mostly
cool
and
President
O.
A.
Woodland,
in
hand-showery.
Crops
are
in
good
eondl-.ing
over
the
reins
of
office
to
his
Uon.
there
is
plenty
of
moisture,
but
successor.
John
Dybhavn.
spoke
of
more
warm
weather
would
be
bene-,
the
successful
year
through
which
ftglil
'
they
have
passed
Tne
membership
There
is
very
ttttle
change
in
the
j
had
been
Increased
and
the
general
cattle
market
thto
week.
There
has
i
tone
of
the
club
was
exeeltont
been
a
fair
sprgftkltng
of
dry
fed
Alex
McRae
reported
on
the
club
cattle
among
lecelpte.
meeUng
a
"nances,
showint
that
all
mem-ready
outlet
at
pricea
well
In
line
bershlp
dues
had
been
pah)
up
and
with
the
previous
week.
The
stocker
I
the
club
was
quite
solvent
with
a
.fui
UmW
trade
la
bad.
The
hot
sufficient
balance
on
hand
with
from
yesterday
United
Church
Choir
Tea
and
Sale
is
Success
Mr.
Henderson
was
also
president
f
the
Alberta
Linseed
Oil
Co.
Ltd.
A
very
enjoyable
tea
was
he4d
of
Medicine
Hat
and
of
the
Pad-
yesterday
afterseen
by
the
First
ftc
White
Lead
Co.
of
Vancouver.
;
United
Church
Choir
in
the
church
Born
at
Five
Islands.
Colchester
parlors.
County.
N.
January
St
1876.
Mr.j
Mrs.
R.
O.
Large
and
Miss
D.
Henderson
was
educated
at
Roth-
Sharp
lecelved
the
guests
while
pre-esay
College
School
and
DaMiouste
siding
st
the
tea
tables
were
Mrs.
University.
The
present
business
of
P.
W
Hart.
Mrs.
George
Edgcurabe.
Brandxam-Henderaon
Ltd.
was
and
Mrs.
8.
P.
McMordie.
These
rounded
In
1I70
under
the
name
of
serving
were
Mtosec
Stylet,
Miner.
Henderson
k
Potts,
incorporating
Batman,.
Perm
and
Cannery
and
under
the
present
name
in
1096.
Mrs.
P.
C.
MUtor
and
Mrs.
Bbner
Deceased
had
been
associated
wtth
the
busmen
since
IMC.
was
manager
of
the
Maritime
branches
from
Thompson
were
to
charge
of
the
home
cooking.
Activities
were
directed
from
the
1PM
to
1015.
becoming
president
I
kitchen
by
Mrs.
J.
J.
Payne
and
Mrs.
J.
Krikevsky.
A
splendid
mnsttal
program
vfba
enjoyed
during
the
course
of
the
afternoon
tndudlng
piano
solo
.lay
of
other
firms
which
were
either
j
Mrs.
S.
A.
KWbacfc,
vocal
solos
Iff
Mrs.
Jarvto
McLaod
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Webber,
accompanied
by
Miss
M.
A.
Way
and
by
Mrs.
H.
N.
Brock-
lesby.
accompanied
by
Mrs.
E.
,J.
Smith,
and
recitation
by
Miss
Berfl
Birch.
x
General
Brown
Superannuated
OTTAWA.
July
7:
(Canadian
Press)
Retirement
on
pension
at
his
own
request
of
Brigadier-Oen--ral
J.
Sutherland
Brown,
officer
ranmandlng
military
chatrict
Ha.
11,
Victoria,
to
seeeeeeee
o
JACK
CRAWFORD
WINS
IN
WIMBLEDON
TENNIS
a
WIMBLEDON,
Eng..
July
7:
CP
Jack
Crawford
of
A
us-
tralia
won
the
Wtoabtedon
ten-
nis
championship
today
by
defeating
Bneworth
Vines
4
-ft.
11-9,
ft-
3-6.
6-4
In
the
keen-
t
ly
contested
final.
4