ip
Tomorrow's
Tides
Paris
Fi
tt'Tt
w
.
.
.!.
.sceka
new
:
It
.
Joan
Rid-
o
star,
landing
f
or
the
odd
Ult.
Franco-Russian
Trade
Agreement
weefut
Negotiation
of
Pact
Is
"wport.d
In
Official
quarter
In
Paris
Auk
30:
auoMaafiil
ne.
"
'
'
a
trad
nBrm.rt.
h-
KilVK
t
Russla
and
France
f
irted
in
official
ejrelc
rmer
Minister
In
Saskatrli
Government
Dies
MAYM
"NT.
'
1
-t
i
n:
1,
""'p..:
.
:
ii.
Aug.
30:-v
"ged
81.
mlnUtei
,rf
'r
In
the
govern-
HALIBUT
PROTEST
New
Organirallon
CorapUin
at
iSmmd
Ileing
Clod
So
Early
VICTORIA,
Aug.
3:
CP
Protest
agaimt
the
doting
of
the
loml
halibut
eaon
on
AuguU
24
liwtesd
of
November
ii
was
nude
yesterday
lo
Premier
It.
It.
Bennett
at
Ottawa
and
Premier
S.
P.
Tolmie
in
Vktoita
by
Capt
A.
It.
Johnstone
and
Cpt.
II.
Ander-ton
who
head
a
new
halibut
flh-ctmeft's
protective
association
with
P.
J.
Sittnott
h.
at
coon-Ml
for
the
Victoria
organisation,
it
taking
action
with
the
object
t
bringing
about
modification
of
the
halibut
regulation.
Bankrupt
Racket
In
Los
Angeles
Will
be
Probed
Low
ANGELES.
Aug
JO:
Some
on.
luiniiM-d
Los
Angeles
cltiaena
are
exported
to
be
summoned
before
a
scn.ttiut.il
committee
which
will
convene
here
on
October
IS
to
investigate
alleged
racketeering
In
connection
with
bankruptcy
and
receivership
Hirohito
Reviews
Jap
Naval
Display
i:mperor
Rack
at
Keyal
Palate
After
Seeing
Intensive
Manoeuvres
Of
III
l
leet
TOKYO.
Aug
30
-Emperor
Hirohito
has
returned
to
the
Royal
Palace
here
after
a
review
of
the
moat
extensive
naval
manoeuvres
which
have
been
conducted
In
recent
year
by
the
Japanese
Navy.
GEORGE
B0HUN
MARTIN
DIES
Member
of
Turner
last
Sunivlng
Cabinet
Pa-wr
Awav
In
Mctorla
At
Age
of
Ninety-One
VICTORIA.
August
30
.Canadian.
ProMi-Oeorge
Bohun
Martin
test
surviving
member
of
the
late
H"
of
the
cabinet
i
H.
Turner,
dleql
.
n.
C
Command
of
Canadian
Legion
Makes
Suggestions
on
Relief
And
Economic
Matters
The
following
resolution
In
regard
to
unemployment
relief
and
economic
matters
was
passed
at
the
recent
contention
of
the
British
Columbia
command
of
the
Canadian
Legion
British
Empire
Service
League
In
Vancouver:
First
Whereas
there
are
now
over
on
million
people
unemployed
and
on
relief
In
Canada.
Including
many
thousands
who
aerred
In
the
Ortat
I
War.
and
aa
the
direct
result
much
poverty,
malnutrition,
sickness
ana
despair
exists:
And
whereas
it
Is
apparent
that
medjr
the
situation
!
Be
tt
resolved
that
we
urge
upon
the
governments
of
Canada
and
BrtUah
Columbia
tint
as
temper
taiy
Bwaurjsi
,
...
.
.
I
I.
That
an
adequate
system
of
rebel
and
protection
be
InMKated
at
the
earliest
possible
moment.
jwhMt
would:
I
(a
I
Provide
the
rectptenU
with
food,
clothing
and
shelter
on
a
1
scale
that
would
not
be
demoralising
or
degrading,
but
would
permit
them
to
maintain
their
bodily
health
and
morale:
1
fb
Protect
the
people
against
foreclosure
of
their
homes
or
farms
,
by
a
moratorium
whteh
would
af
ford
complete
protection:
Continued
on
Page
2
Vancouver
Stocks
(Cetnun
8.
D.
MMM
Ob.)
Vancouver
Reno.
1.49.
Pend
OretUc.
1.23.
Nook
Five.
.12.
Premier.
1.3.
Porter.
MV,.
National
Silver.
.M.
Bridge
River
Ooos,
.37.
Georgia
Hirer.
.OS.
Reeves
McD
.
Ju.
Whitewater.
Jt.
Cariboo
OoM
Qta,
4.12,
Reward.
.114.
Meridian,
.45.
Lucky
Jim.
.04.
Big
Missouri,
M.
v
Silver
Crest.
.04.
Waverley
Tangier,
M.
Indian.
OS.
B.
R.
X,
JO.
WayeWe,
M.
Native
Son,
.11.
Bluebird.
.03
H.
Oork,
.01
Morning
Star.
.28H.
Toronto
Noramta.
356.
Sherrltt
Gordon.
1.41.
Inter.
Nickel.
21.70.
Macasm,
.00.
McWattert.
.80.
Slscoc,
1.43.
Oranada,
.93.
Klrkland
Lake
Cold,
J8.
San
Antonio.
1.10.
Oils
Bterllng
Pacific.
.41.
A.
P.
Con..
.29.
Pabyan,
.01.
x
Freehold.
.14.
Oalmont,
.16H.
C.
&
E..
1.60.
Home,
2.15.
Vancouver
Wheat
Railway
Worker
Killed
in
Fall
Todays
Weather
10:40
ajn.
10.0
ft.
2:36
pm.
19.7
It.
Prince
Rupert
Overcast,
calm;
4:06
ajn.
S.l
ft
10:10
pjn.
0.4
ft.'
barometer,
3020;
temperaturi,
57;
tea
smooth.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISn
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
No
203.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST
30,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
ELECTION
IS
EXPECTED
IN
NOVEMBER
WASHINGTON
STATE
JOINS
UNCLE
SAWS
WET
PROCESSION
Provincial
Poll
Date
In
British
Columbia
Said
To
Be
Nov.
2
Time
of
Contest
Has
Now
Been
Determined
by
Tolmic
Government
With
Nominations
October
12,
Vancouver
Province
Hears
VWrnrVER,
Aug.
80:
A
Victoria
dispatch
to
the
r
rrovince
aimeanng
lotiay
ram
mat
the
loimie
nt
had
deckled
to
hold
the
provincial
general
"ii
November
2,
with
nomination
on
October
12.
w
ill
probably
be
officially
announced
before
the
week,
it
is
expected.
Joan
Ridley
VETS
PASS
RESOLUTION
Principals
in
Vanderbilt
Romance
Harold
S.
Vanderbilt.
multl-mUllonalre
spoptaman.
known
as
the
wrorld's
weaKhlest
barhclor.
anri
Miss
Oertrude
Lewis
So'away.
Philadelphia
society
girl,
surprised
friends
by
taking
out
a
marriage
license
in
New
York
ana
then
dashing
to
the
as.
Rex
to
embark
for
Europe
They
are
shown
at
Neweport
recently.
Local
High
School
Makes
Fine
Showing
in
Matric
Tests
Held
By
Government,
Analysis
Shows
The
results
of
the
Prince
Rupert
High
School
in
the
senior
matriculation
and
junior
matriculation
departmental
examinations
reached
a
high
level
this
year
as
compared
with
other
schools
in
the
province.
The
local
high
school
is
maintaining
its
high
academic
standard.
Graduating
classes
throughout
the
province
are
ranked
.
according
.
to
s
ml,
at
FIRE
AT
STEWART
Mrs.
John
Murdock
and
Three
Children
ferape
In
Night
Attire
When
Home
is
Destroyed
STKWART.
Aug.
30:
lire
of
unknown
origin
totally
destroyed
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs,
John
P.
Murdork
here
last
night.
Mrs.
Murdock
and
her
three
children
were
in
bed
at
the
time
but
were
awakened
by
their
dog
and
escaped
In
their
night
attiro
through
a
window.
The
loss
is
partly
covered
by
umr
cimb
avvragaa.
lot
iouuwing
are
the
places
token
by
the
Prince
Rupert
High
School
In
the
subjects
studied
:
Senior
Matriculation
English
Composition
Second
English
Literature
Fourth
Hkstory
Fifth
Algebra
Sixth
Geometry
Eleventh
Trigonometry
J
Fifth
Chemistry
Second
Physios
Fifth
Latin
Authors
Tooth
Latin
Composition
Saventh
French
Onunmar
Second
French
Literature
.'
First
Junior
Matriculation
English
Composition
...
Tenth
English
Grammar
Thirtieth
English
Literature
History
i
Algebra
Oeometry
Chemistry
Physias
CORDOVA.
Alaska.
August
30
P"1!
(fiai-ortun
lrT
w
Thirv.n
IAUn
Auinors
agl
50.
died
on
Monday
after
fall-"
J
Ing
from
a
dock
approach
while
working
as
a
pile,
driver
In
the
employ
of
the
Copper
River
railway.
Thirty-third
...
Sixty-sixth
Tuwty-alxth
...
Nineteenth
Eejenth
Fourteenth
Eighth
Ninth
Nineteenth
French
Composition
First
French
Grammar
First
Nutrition
Seventh
Foods
and
Home
Cookery
Filth
Mrs.
W.
E.
Drake,
who
has
beeni
Approximately
twenty-one
schools
.
.
.
An.
,svv
I
n
,
f
..
.
.
.
.
i
.
.,
.
.
.
.
..
.
i
VAwrrwivKit
aui.
ju.
ili-
i
un
h
unci
vnu
iu
Vancouver,
re-
m-rnu
cni
Menior
Aiaincumunn
here
yesterday
it
tiie
ar
"'"'!,.,
...
.
.
nn
fh.
lo-al
'
turned
to
the
eltv
nn
thsa
Prfnrn
nvitmlnutlnnv
ariri
Ann
hiirvHrvi
...
...
fiteinrni
fii
n
rui
l
tiaru
saw
r
-
-
r
.
nir
v.wn..
miliar
BmSs
-
-i
a..
Ua
li-.iil
M'
i
n
.
1.
1
..
"
nuiiy-uiir.
MVM,t
,..vntv-one
onC
I
exchange
vosterctay
ana
rose
io,ucorne
wis
M'""
from
J012
to
i
British
Columb'-'
7L,lV
I
south
I
years.
morning
from
the
and
four
tie
Junior
Matriculation
examinations
Eighteenth
Amendment
Repudiated
by
Margin
of
3
to
2
on
Tuesday
Vote
With
Almost
Four-Fifths
of
Precincts
Accounted
For
Stands
316,061
to
193,359
Against
Continuing
National
Prohibition
Law
SEATTLE,
Aug.
30:
(CP)
Washington
yesterday
became
the
twenty-fourth
state
of
the
Union
to
join
the
unbroken
procession
towards
repeal
of
the
Eighteenth
Amendment
Latest
returns
from
Tuesday's
voting
for
1924
of
the
state's
2682
precincts
showed
316,064
wet
ballots
to
193,359
dry.
There
is
believed
to
be
no
pos
sibility
of
the
precincts
which
have
not
as
yet
reported
changing
the
general
result
.
FATE
WAS
TEXAS
HAS
AGONIZING
GONE
WET
Alike
Ceganoff
Pinned
For
12
Honrs
In
Muck
Fall
Conscious
When
Rescued
Died
Next
Day
j
Although
trapped
for
12
hours
before
being
extricated
from
a
fall
of
muck
at
the
Hidden
Creek
mine.
Mike
Ceganoff.
Russian
plugger-
man.
was
still
conscious
when
rescued
on
Tuesday
of
last
week,
his
death
as
a
result
of
injuries
sus
tained
occurring
In
the
Anyox
Hos-
j
pttal
the
next
day.
Particulars
of
the
tragedy
have
been
received
at
headquarters
of
the
provincial
po-,
lice
here
from
the
constable
at
An-
ox.
Ceganoff
had
gone
Into
a
slope
.rom
which
a
train
was
loading
vhen
he
was
caught
in
loose
muck
,
vhteh
carried
him
for
fifteen
feet
i
'
ind
partially
buried
htm.
Owing
to
looseness
of
the
muck
and
the
ianar
of
further
slide
from
above.
it
was
twelve
hours
before
the
un-
J
1
fortunate
man
could
be
rescued.
An
Inquest
was
held,
the
Jury
de
ciding
that
death
had
been
acct-
ientil
The
Jury
consisted
of
Altar
Vtacdonald.
Clifford
Cameron.
Austin
Brown.
William
Dallantyne.
John
Ion
and
James
Barclay.
Ceganoff
waa
49
years
of
age.
single
and
had
no
relatives
in
this
country.
The
funeral
took
place
at
Anyox.
WARFARE
IN
RESTAURANT
Two
Easterners
Slain
by
Gangster
In
Popular
Los
Angeles
Eating
Place
LOS
ANGELES,
August
39
(Canadian
Press)
Bullets
which
th
police
said
catne
from
the
guns
of
gangsters
In
a
vicious
outburst
of
warfare
killed
Harry
Mackley.
New
York
salesman,
and
F.
Keller
of
St.
Louts
Monday
night
In
a
pop-tt'ar
crowded
Italian
restaurant.
Three
gunmen
eccapett.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
i
American
31.000
pound.
8Jc
nd
5c
and
8.5c
and
5c.
Canadian
None.
American
Augusta.
14.000.
and
Zarembo,
7.000.
Pacific.
8
5c
and
5c.
Rap
III.
10
000
Cold
Storage.
8.2c
and
5c
Lone
Star"8tate
Votes
in
Favor
of
Repeal
and
For
Sale
of
Beer
WASHINQTON
DC.
August
30
Texas
la
the
twenty-third
state
of
the
Uo4on
to
vote
In
Savor
of
repudiating
the
national
prohibition
law.
Latest
returns
for
237
out
of
2S4
electoral
districts
grre
a
vote
of
27Q.93S
in
favor
of
repeal
of
the
Eighteenth
Amendment
as
against
195,867
opposed.
Latest
returns
on
the
beer
refe
rendum
show
274.600
In
favor
of
dispensing
In
the
state
of
the
3.2
beverage
with
15000
against.
IS
TAKEN
OFF
BOAT
Charles
llaecker
of
This
City
Removed
From
Steamer
at
Ocean
Falls
Suffering
From
Stroke
Seised
with
a
stroke
aboard
the
tesuner
Prince
George
on
which
he
'as
returning
to
the
city
after
a
isdt
in
Callrornk
wtth
relatives,
'harles
Haecksr.
aged
Junk
dealer
f
this
city,
was
removed
from
the
easel
in
an
unconscious
condition
t
Ocean
Falls
tost
night
and
placed
n
hospital
there.
His
Identity
was
stabllshed
by
examination
of
his
iapers
by
ship's
officers.
Mr.
Hae--ker.
who
Is
understood
to
be
about
"tansy
years
of
age
and
who
has
een
In
falling
health
for
some
time,
is
believed
to
be
In
a
serious
condition.
He
has
been
a
resident
of
Prince
Rupert
for
many
years.
Many
Women
at
Valentino
Mass
Memory
of
Sheik
Star
of
Movies
Honored
at
Special
Service
In
London
LONDON.
Aug.
3o:-Hundreds
of
women
attended
a
high
requiem
mass
which
was
conducted
here
In
nemory
of
Rudolph
VaienUno.
the
Americas
screen
actor.
SILVEK
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
NEW
YORK.
Aug.
30:
CP
Dar
Ulver
closed
at
36Sc
on
the
local
netal
market
yesterday.
Copper
oIjwo
at
9c
Neither
were
changed
!
xtay.