U
A.
A
Aug.
IS
The
p"reene
:
H'atei
war
fawtli
tn
tb
;
rt
ruj
had
a
aeJwUry
ef-vipinf
to
curb
tawtMiwM.
ti.e
appointment
of
Pre-
iwdes
Ookr
Jalio
Sn-r
the
chief
fsgvfee
In
arv
roup
d'etat,
which
M
hado
from
the
presl-v
name
heed
of
(he
Cu-
Kidnanner
a
a
Is
Arrested;
Huvev
fuller
Captured
as
He(
Slept
at
Dallas,
Tesas
M:iAR.
Tew.
Aug.
l:-!Ur-l
K'-'-v
45
yr
od.
was
csp-
.
Ur
slept
and
wm
held
by
'
RRrnta
ai
the
kidnapper
of
I'rurhel
Bailey
u
leader
M
mortal
Day
Kansas
prison
'
TRADE
WITH
NEW
ZEALAND
Minister
of
Trade
and
Commerce
Dlscuwd
Possible
Intension
of
Agreement
With
Premier
'
W
York.
Aug.
15:
The
min-
''iir
and
commerce,
H.
H.
i
''ft
for
Ottawa
last
night
11
"tng
the
trade
agrec-'
twen
Canada
nnd
New
with
Premier
Forbaa.
He
'"mment
to
make
as
to
the
f
'ho
conversations.
Fell
From
Window
CiliTT
ouii
unconscious
OTTAWA.
Aug.
15:-AUan
Win-
w
American
author
and
war
ace.
"
""ii
m
R
semi-conscious
condl-t,ter
fall
from
the
third
window
where
he
had
gone
-'Uhjur
after
a
giddy
spell.
AUUK
STF.1)
AT
BOSTON
B(lfTON.
AuTw's.-Jaieph'
Po-Je,
J,lt.W.
whom
police
claim
had
S
L"?n""n,nU
t0
"J
to
Can-J.
:by
chartered
airplane,
was
ar-
Qit
at
thr
,iner
Beythla.
a
P
into
quarantine
yesterday.
closing
prices:
UB
Steel.
UV.
Oeneral
Motors.
3014.
American
Can.
t.
Allied
Chemical.
lt.
American
Telephone,
ACTRESS
GETS
Tomorrow's
Today's
Weather
She
ingi
.10:49
a.m.
It.
wmm
22:21
pjn.
17.4
It.
Prince
Rupert
Clear,
light
south
...
4:20
aJil.
7.0
ft.
east
wind:
barometer,
30.21;
temperature,
Low
15:50
p.m.
lU
(t.
M;
sea
smooth.
Maximum
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
temperature
for
yesterday.
75.
V
,
XXIV
No
190,
Atforney
General
Still
of
Opinion
It
li
Legal
to
Coilret
From
Rettaurant
Eaters
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
15:
Hrl-tUh
Colombia
people
may
yet
hate
to
pay
the
meal
tax
If
the
appeal
of
the
'
llritbh
Columbia
corrrnntf
nt
acalmt
the
detUlon
of
Magbfrate
J.
A.
Ylndlay
Is
approved.
He
deelared
that
the
meal
tas
nu
ultra
Tire
of
the
provinre
but
Attorney
Genera!
I'oolrjr
thinks
otherwise
and
has
advhed
the
government
to
seek
the
deeKion
of
a
higher
court.
In
the
meantime
the
people
who
eat
In
restaurants
are
given
a
respite.
SILVKIt
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MAR1
NBW
YORK.
Aug
15
Bar
silver
old
this
morning
here
at
J4c
and
copper
held
ftrm
at
9c
Slight
Decline
of
American
Stocks
NBW
YORK.
Ausrust
15
Lack
of
demand
brought
decline
of
frac
tiMu
tn
3
mints
tr.roue-hout
mos'
of
the
stock
excha
oe
list
tn
deal-
i
tniaiUn
around
l.uoo.ww
share
yesterday.
Following
were
HER
DECREE
film
Star
Secures
Divorce
From
Adolph
Mciijou
LOS
ANOKLKB,
August
15
Ka-Ihry
Carter,
film
aotreaa.
testified
that
her
actor
husband
would
fly
Into
fits
of
rage
against
her.
was
granted
a
decress
of
divorce
from
Adolph
Menjou.
ti-v
TiHHISAND
OUT
.........
i-m-TIMKK
OF
m
DltliSS
CUTTKRS
.numvii
Ann
18:
Four
hundred
dress
cutters
In
more
.
.
u..nlrfwt
ahfIM
Star-
i
nan
one
r
.
strike
this
mom-
ted
n
general
Ing
after
failure
to
agree
with
their
employers
over
wages.
As
n
result
of
this
action
ten
thousand
other
garment
work-
era
were
forced
to
stop
work.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.CL
TUESDAY,
AUGUST
15,
1933
REOINA.
Sa&k:..
Aug
15-
-Four
years
work
in
i
home
-mace
work
hop
making
10.000
parts
built
to
scale
and
the
result
a
working
model
of
ft
powerful
tocomotWe.
It
is
an
exhibit
at
the
World
Grain
show
In
Reglna
and
the-yeune
machinist
who
made
It
U
Charles
O.
Montgomery
vt
Winnipeg,
Ue
la
ot
aerate
ot
Umoua.BcsUh
aoglnfe,
put
is
.
a
self
-tsilrjsd
majshlrdst
-The
tender
b
built
of
brass
and
contains
about
1.50
rtreU,"
he
says.
It
works
and
built'
to
scale
exactly
It
Is
a
replica
of
the
t-6-2
type
In
senrtee
on
the
prairies.
It
is
built
to
burn
coal,
but
can
be
operated
by
electricity.
It
can
haul
a
ton.
It
has
air
brakes,
automatic
couplers,,
a
bell
and
headlights
Mr.
Montgomery
built
it
from
blue-prints
supplied
by
railway
engineer!
and
is
on
a
scale
of
three-quarters
of
an
inch
to
the
foot.
"How
much
is
it
worth?
He
was
asked.
"Oh.
about
$100."
Mr.
Montgomery
says
and
modestly
too.
It
wiU
be
sent
to
the
Chicago
Century
of
Progress
fair
after
the
Regina
show
is
over.
C.
CRAMS
EXPLAINED
J.
S.
Woodorth
M
P.
Speaks
to
Large
Audience
In
Vancouver
and
rieased
at
Progress
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
16:
The
e-tabttahment
of
a
planned
socialised
economic
order
to
make
possible
the
most
etlieient
development
of
national
resources
and
the
most
equitable
distribution
of
national
income
was
described
as
the
alms
of
the
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation
by
J.
8.
Woodswortft.
M
P,
last
night
before
an
attentive
audience
of
7.500
people
here.
The
speaker
declared
that
the
new
movement
was
making
better
pro
gress
than
he
had
hoped
lor.
Mine
Buildings
Are
Destroyed
Mppiising
Mine
Mill
at
Cobalt
Lake
Destroyed
by
Fire
While
Hare
Was
Clotcd
Down
CORALT.
Auk.
15:
Four
build
ings
on
the
Nlpptsalng
Mine
pro-Dcrtv
at
Cobalt
Lake
were
destroyed
by.
fire
last
night.
Including
a
low
Erode
mill
built
In
1911
at
a
cost
ot
half
a
million
dollars,
a
storehouse
and
two
other
buildings.
OperaUons
at
the
mine
ceased
last
year
owing
to
the
low
price
of
silver.
Dawson
Pioneer
Dies
at
Anchorage
ANCHORAGE.
Alaska.
Aug.
15:
Joseph
Dubois,
a
pioneer
of
the
Dawson
gold
rush,
and
of
the
Mayo
i
silver
enmp
died'
suddenly
yester-
4i
J
1
1
Kill
siwssw
fv
-
m-.v
j
He
served
with
tne
Yukon
contingent
In
France.
Vancouver
Stocks
SIJICIDROF
(Omrtcsr
a
D.
Vancouver
Reno.
1.45.
Noble
Five.
.11.
Premier.
1.31
National
Silver.
-84.
Bridge
Hirer
OqsmoI,
MVi.
Georgia
River,
M.
Reeves,
M.
Whitewater.
.07.
Cariboo
Oold.
3.15.
Reward,
.lltfc.
Meridian.
.
Mteourl.
.19.
Lucky
Jim.
.04.
Silver
Crest.
.S.
Waverty.
.85.
,
Indian.
.
'
H.
R.
X..
.44.
Wayside.
JO.
NaUve
Sons,
,09
ft.
Dlueolrd.
.014.
Morning
sur,
Jl.
Toronto
NoranrU.
53.84.
Sherrltt.
l.W
Inter.
Nickel.
19.60.
Maeasaa.
McWatters.
.95.
Slaco.
1.50.
Granada.
.Mfc.
.
,
Klrkland
UKe
Ookl.
Jg.
San
Antonio,
1.03.
Oils
Sterling
Pacific
39
(asked).
A.
P.
Con..
.26.
Fabj-an,
.01.
Freehold.
ia.
Calmont.
15
(asked).
C.
&
E..
1.47.
Home,
1.95.
ANT1-JF.WISH
MOVE
ORGANIZATION
IS
FOR.MKD
l.V
TORONTO
TORONTO.
Aug.
15:
The
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Po-
lice
nrc
investigating
the
actt-
vltles
of
what
Is
believed
to
be
an
antt-JewUh
onranlsatlon
based
on
the
lines
of
the
Ger-
man
Steel
Helmets
which
has
been
formed
m
Toronto.
ISLAND
MAN
Joseph
Renner
of
Queen
Charlotte
City
Took
Ills
Own
Lite
De-flares
Coroner's
Jury
Joseph
Renner,
rancher
near
Queen
Charlotte
city,
was
found
dead
and
a
coroner's
jury
returned
a
verdict
of
suicide,
reports
Constable
Sharp,
stationed
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
to
the
loeal
office
this
morning.
Mr.
Renner
had
been
despondent
for
seme
time
before
his
death.
He
j
was
of
Swiss
origin
but
naturalized
i
a
Canadian
In
1908.
His
nearest
known
relative
was
a
step-son.
S.
J.
Hubrey
of
Seattle.
All
the
pro-
petty
was
left
to
llm.
Tobourn
Gold
is
Paying
Well
With
Premier
Paid
Off
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
15:
Toburn
Gold,
In
which
Premier
owns
1.-490,000
of
the
1,850.000
outstanding
shares,
had
gross
income
of
$68,000
In
June
and
the
July
output
Is
re
ported
to
be
higher.
This
Is
com
pared
with
an
average
of
$50,000
In
earlier
months
of
the
year.
Costs
are
estimated
at
slightly
under
$30.-
000
per
month.
Premier's
advance
of
$170,000
to
put
the
property
on
production
was
paid
bark
In
May
so
that
close
to
.
$40,000
net
will
be
accumulating
in
I
Toburn
treasury
on
the
basis
of
the
present
earnings.
Hunker
HU1
Extension
Mines
holds
350,000
shares
ot
Toburn.
Shareholders
will
meet
August
18,
to
discuss
whether
Toburn
shares
should
be
distributed
to
Bunker
Hill
shareholders.
If
this
were
done
!
taxation
amounting
to
a
con?ider-
able
sum
would
have
to
be
paid,
It
'
e
Is
pointed
out
SEES
DOOM
PARASITES
Tremendous
ReeepUon
Given
RL
Hon.
W.
L.
MacketuU
King
at
Edmonton
Shook
llands
For
Two
Hours
AH
Parties
Joined
All
Aiming
at
Comon
Goal
to
Serve
Country
But
Travelling
Different
Roads,
Deelared
Ex-Premier
EDMONTON.
Aug.
15:
The
day
if
the
coupon
clipper
is
done.
The
loom
of
the
parasites
who
plunder-
.
.
k
a
a
i.
S
aal
-
Ik
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
HEAT
PEGGlMAf
TEMPTED
TOD
A
Y
BANKING
COMMISSION
AT
VICTORIA
HEARS
EVIDENCE
Price
of
Wheat
on
Winnipeg
Grain
Exchange
Was
This
Morning
Pegged
Same
Price
as
Yesterday's
Close
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
16:
Due
to
abnormal
conditions
fumunding
other
markets
the
prain
exchange
here
this
tu
rning
decided
to
establish
minimum
prices
based
on
M-
vAay't
closing
prices
for
grain
futures
thereby
peg-p
:ni'
the
wheat
and
coarse
grain
prices
until
further
no-.v.
The
market
opened
strong
today.
v
M
(
UVER.
Aug
It:
There
r.
.xivance
In
the
price
ot
re
thin
morning
.
No.
1
btng
quoted
at
67
'-c
:.
which
ni
over
one
cent
yesterdays
price.
!
APPEALING
MEAL
TAX
GOOD
EFFECT
j
DECISION
OF
U.S.
SHIPS
St
H'H
for
Cuban
Army
and
Order
Relng
Itntored
In
hlard
Republic
V.V
ln-v.
&
r
Winnipeg
Engineer
Builds
Model
Locomotive
Banking
Commission
Hears
Complaints
of
Money
Being
Sent
East
Mayne
D.
Hamilton
Defends
Financial
Institutions
and
Declares
That
Most
Loans
Granted
Without
Reference
to
East
VICTORIA,
Aug.
15:
The
Banking
Commission
at
its
ooening
sessions
yesterday
bumped
into
a
British
Columbia
complaint
-that
its
money
was
going
too
far
east
and
returning
in
insufficient
quantities
for
the
development
of
the
industries
of
the
province.
The
government's
brief
inferred
that
the
banks
should
be
more
generous
in
ad
vances
to
the
coast
but
some
prl-
vate
speakers
were
decidedly
declarative
on
the
subject
of
western
wealth
allegedly
bulging
the
coffers
of
Montreal
and
Toronto.
The
government
cited
the
failure
of
the
banks
three
years
ago
to
loan
money
to
the
processed
strawberry
Industry
as
a
case
of
failure
to
support
a
coast
industry.
Mayne
D.
Hamilton
ot
Vancouver,
represertUnfcTiie
TKifje
rtbseetion
of
the
Canadian
Bankers'
Association,
said
only
a
small
percentage
of
loans
had
to
be
referred
to
the
east.
There
was
small
delay
In
decisions
on
the
lower
ones.
In
regard
to
the
reference
to
processed
strawberries,
Mr.
Hamilton
declared
that
the
growers
failed
to
give
the
ownership
for
banking
purposes
to
their
co-operative
and
the
loan
therefore
was
impossible
under
the
Bank
Act.
xi
numanuy
is
seaiea.
aius
was
uie
P
.
ororaise
of
a
"new
deal"
prophesied
UCmian
FaSClSt
ly
Rt,
Hon.
w.
l.
Mackenzie
rung,
leader
of
His
Majesty's
opposition
n
the
Canadian
House
of
Commons,
t
a
brief
but
powerful
speech
de
livered
in
the
main
dlnipg
room
of
he
Macdonald
Hotel,
as
more
than
1,000
of
his
admirers
cheered
him
o
the
echo.
Being
Deported
From
Kitchener
KITCIJENER.
Ont.,
Aug.
15
HlUertsm
in
this
city
has
been
It
was
only
with
difficulty
that
dealt
a
severe
blow.
Yesterday
O.
E
'he
former
premier
of
the
Domln-
Becker,
who
is
said
to
have
been
ion
was
prevailed
upon
to
speak,
as'
one
of
the
prime
movers
in
an
at-
he
climax
of
a
reception
in
which;
tempt
to
form
a
Swastika
Society
-onve
1.500
cltitens
of
Edmonton
rie-;
n
Kitchener,
has
been
informed
Ughted
to
do
him
honor.
There
was.
that
his
application
for
deporta--irtRlnally.
no
speech
on
the
pro-.
tion
to
Germany
has
been
approved.
gram.
.
For
more
than
two
hour,
l,l..
,
,
'anks
and
classes
ot
Edmonton
so-i
Wllinmnrr
I
Ifrron
riety.
regardless
of
political
attach-1
"
UW
M15
5
uents,
filed
up
to
the
receiving
line
o
shake
the
ex-premier's
hand
and
Md
him
welcome
to
the
city
of
Ed-itonton.
There
were
dignitaries
ot
-hurch
and
state,
-leaders
in
the
field
of
professions,
polities,
society
nd
business,
and
grizzled
old-tim
ers
In
crumpled
clothes.
His
Honor
W.
L.
Walsh.
Ileuten-int-Oovernor
of
Alberta,
and
Mrs.
Walsh,
were
the
first
to
greet
Mr.
King,
who
was
supported
by
W.
R.
Howson,
MI.
-A.
leader
ot
the
Lib-
Tal
party
in
Alberta:
Hqn.
Charles
?tewart.
M.P.
for
West
Edmonton:
Vtncent
Dupuls.
MP.
for
La
Prairie.
Naplervllle,
P.Q..
and
J.
Boyd
Mc-Brlde.
secretary
of
the
provincial
Liberal
association
and
well
known
'''dmonton
lawyer.
The
reception
vas
the
climax
to
a
hard
day
which
had
included
receptions
at
half-a-1ozen
Cciitral
Alberta
towns,
starting
at
Vegrevllle
and
ending
at
Le-
duc,
before
coming
to
Edmonton.
Among
those
noticed
at
the
re-
For
Racketeers
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
15:
-Police
Commissioner
Edward
P.
Rooney
told
the
senatorial
sub-committee
in
his
first
public
forum
on
racketeering
that
kidnappers
and
others
convicted
of
major
crimes
should
be
publicly
whipped
every
six
months
for
twenty
yean.
SLEPT
IN
JAIL
ON
THE
VESSEL
AND
ENJOYED
IT
So
many
passengers
wished
4
to
come
south
this,
trip
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
from
Skagway
and
Jtirieau
that
the
vessel
could
not
accommodate
all.
Four
of
the
men
rather
than
be
left
behind
.slept
In
the
ceptlon
were:
Senator
W.
A.
Grles-
two
lock-up
berths
ot
the
ship
bach.
Hon.
Oeorge
Hoadley.
acting
on
uie
rreignt
deck
and
round
Premier;
Mayor
D.
K.
Knott.
Ma-
the
accommodation
there
ex-
glstrate
George
R.
McLeod,
Chief
of
cellent.
It
is
pointed
out
that
Police
A.
G.
Shute.
Colonel
F.
C
test
season
travel
fell
off
as
Jamleson.
M.L.A.;
D.
M.
Duggan,
the
season
advanced
but
thU
M.IA.;
L.
A.
airoux.
MI.:
Cap-
year
It
has
steadily
Improved.
tain
Dakln.
M.L.A.:
Walter
Camp-
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on
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Four)
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