1
Tomorrow's
Tides
IS
ORDAINED
Sp
HERE
SUNDAY
S
it
h
m
of
CilMkmla.
assisted
1
lert
and
forward
mineral
samples
'
-n.
Verv
Rev.
James
B.I
from
properties
now
in
operation
...
u
'
-i-
i
m.m
i
t
M
ha
mAtlMA
ubM
In
In
Uu
Umi
A
li
rue
rongretaUon
wit-
ordination
service.
anish-American
War
Veterans
Are
Having
Convention
'
"
ANUELE8.
Aug.
31:
Thou-"f
Hpanlsh-Amerlcan
War
'
are
gathered
In
this
city
annual
convention
which
'"'
d
''Hlay
There
are
delegates
1
!!
Pru
of
the
country.
KITSII.ANO
BOYS
HANI)
of
VAScoi!vi:it
juihied
T
f
I
f
.
.
.
.
.
EST
OS
CONTINENT
'
Hit'
AGO.
Aug.
31:
(CPl
e
4
.,
uuys
1Mna
o,
T
"""uver
won
first
place
"'r
Ui
"D"
class
at
the
an-
Chicago
Musical
Festival
"
R,,lurday
and
made
Ito
first
1'iwarane
at
tne
World's
Pair
erday
In
a
three-day
con-
'
"
Program.
4
She
...
.
i
timr
whorotav
Lhe
emenses
for
the
con-1
'
"I
pipr
oruig
ivwm
"
"
-
...i.
h.,
i
t
hrk
in
tear
will
be
kept
well
within
1
1
v.
ws
m
se
1
i
w
i.
ncr
u
entirely
of
a
er-
:i!
nature.
Use
known
revenue.
A
resolution
urging
the
coining
of
Cintyitwft
stiver
dollars
in
replacement
of
a
part,
at
least,
of
the
paper
dollars
now
In
circulation
was
forwarded
to
the
Commission
on
Banking
and
Currency.
According
the
remarks
of
several
of
the
sneakers
to
this
motion,
the
cost
to
Rf?
a
Shesrman
ol
Kltkatla
Ad-
the
country
of
silver
money,
as
milted
to
Anillean
'compared
with"
paper
money.
Is
Priesthood
very
much
smaller,
and
the
move-
ment
should
result
in
two-fold
good,
r-
nnig
service
yesterday
In
'reduction
of
overhead
expense
and
r
A
':
Anglican
Cathedral.
,
benefit
to
the
market
price
of
sll-r
1
shearman
of
Kltkatla
wai
ver
with
all
Its
attendant
advan-i
t'i
the
priesthood
of
the
taxes
f
(
hurrh
by
Rt.
Roe.
O.
A.
The
board
will
undertake
U
col
!
Portland
Canal
ore
eshlblt
now
in
Vanrouver
so
that
this
exhibit
may
be
brought
up
to
date
for
the
Van
couver
Exhibition.
A
favorable
reply
was
received
from
the
provincial
government
to
the
board
s
request
that
the
centre
line
of
the
Btewart-Hyder
road
be
painted
around
all
the
bad
curves,
Dr
O
E
Kvale
of
Prtnce
Rupert
the
board's
meeting
was
a
viMtor
to
and
spoke
briefly.
Vancouver
Yacht
And
Flying
Boat
In
Port
Today
Having
on
board
her
owner,
W.
B.
Boeing.
Seattle
air
and
marine
craft
builder,
the
Vancouver
yacht
Taconlte.
which
has
been
cruising
In
local
waters
for
several
weeks,
arrived
In
iH
at
10
oclock
this
morning
for
uppH-
The
Boelnii
flying
bout
piloted
by
Clayton
L
Scott,
which
has
been
convoying
the
yacht
roriianing,
trips
and
other
purposes,
arrived
at,
3
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
for,
refuelling
and
was
still
here
today.
mil
Frank
Hawks
to
Attempt
Trans-Canada
Flight
NBW
YORK.
Aug.
SI:
(CPt
Ural
Commander
Prank
M.
Hawks
iH
attempt
a
non-stop
trans-Canada
flight
from
Vancouver
to
Quebec
on
August
24.
he
stated
at
the
week-end.
Personell
of
War
Vessel
in
Church
Parade
Led
by
the
band
of
the
Royal
Marine,
officers
and
ratings
of
H
M.
8.
Dragon
paraded
from
the
ship
to
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
for
divine
service
yester
day
morning
and
presented
a
very
smart
appearance
as
they
swung
along
through
the
streets
of
the
city.
At
the
Cathedral
the
service
was
conducted
by
the
dean.
Very
Rev.
James
B.
Olbaon.
the
sermon
being
preached
by
Rt.
Rev.
O.
A.
Rlx.
Bishop
of
Caledonia,
and
the
lesson
being
read
by
Commander
Fltsroy.
second-in-command
of
the
CANNERY
IS
TOTAL
LOSS
Karneen
I'lant
of
Ubby.
McNeill
and
Llbby
in
Alaska
Destroyed
KETCHIKAN.
Aug.
31:
(CP-The
Llbby.
McNeill
and
Llbby
cannery
ulant
at
Karneen
was
burned
down
Thursday
night.
It
was
reported
here
at
the
week-end.
The
plant
had
not
been
operated
this
year.
TMIKACK
DKAWS
MANY
Between
Friday's
way
freight
and
regular
trains,
no
less
than
seventy
local
persons
took
advantage
of
special
low
railway
fares
to
spend
the
week-end
at
Terrace.
Most
of
them
returned
this
afternoon.
and
Has
William
Awelstlne
On
rutform
STEWART.
Aug.
31:
A
weU
attended
meeting
was
held
at
Premier
by
11.
W.
M
Roiston.
Independent
candidate
for
AUtn.
last
Wednesday
evening.
Mr
Rolson
outlined
his
platform
for
the
forthcoming
election,
dealing
both
with
matters
of
general
policy
and
also
with
the
needs
of
the
Atlln
electoral
district
At
Mr.
Rolston's
Invitation,
William
AsselsUne,
liberal
candidate
had
a
seat
on
Use
platform
and
was
called
upon
to
address
the
meeting
by
Mr.
Roiston
at
the
conclusion
of
his
own
address.
Mr.
AsselsUne
spoke
briefly,
complimenting
Mr.
Roiston
upon
his
speech
and
point
ing
out
some
of
the
things
the
Lib
eral
party
had
done
for
labor.
Both
candidates
were
attentively
listened
to
and
heartily
applauded.
FAILURE
OF
OCEAN
HOP
John
(irlcrson.
Irhh
Aviator.
Overturns
llli
Plane
at
Rejkavik
RBJKAVIK.
Iceland.
Aug.
Sl:-Another
attempt
to
fly
the
Atlantic
Ocean
from
east
to
west
came
to
grief
on
Sunday
when
John
Orlerson.
Irish
flyer,
overturned
his
plane
In
taking
oil
from
here.
Orlerson
was
rescued
from
near
drowning
by
small
boats.
Today's
Weather
..
1:40
am
21.1
ft.
14:10
pjn.
20.3
It.
8:00
am.
2
ft.
Prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
light
20:10
pjn.
45
It.
,
Southerly
wind;
barometer,
30.12;
temperature,
58;
sea
smooth.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V
XJV
.
No.
1M..
PRINCE
RUPERT,
Bf
.,
MONDAY,
AUGUST
21,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
BIG
DA
hi
PROJECT
....
STARTING
SOON
ALBERTA
MAN
WINS
CANADIAN
RIFLE
CLASSIC,
OTTAWA
Grand
Coulee
Work
To
Get
Under
Way
Early
Next
Spring
I'nlted
States
Government
to
Start
$03,00(1,000
Job
on
Columbia
River
in
Sprint;
Surveys
to
be
Carried
Out
During
Winter
TTLE,
Aug.
21:
The
federal
government
hag
the
SeatUe
Chamber
of
Commerce
that
the
big
$08,-
(Jrand
Coulee
dam
project
for
the
Upper
Civer
valley
will
get
actually
under
construction
next
Surveys
will
be
carried
out
during
the
coming
The
undertaking
is
to
be
carried
out
under
the
i
at
government's
national
economic
recovery
pro-
HIS
TRIAL
jMAKE
COIN
PROCEEDING
0FSILVER
DivmI
A.
Xamton
!
Stn
Je
AI-Hewrt
Hoard
ol
Trade
Urge
lftd
to
Have
Bealen
Wife
.Metal
Itutrad
ol
Taper
Money
to
Dtalh
1
STEWART.
Ant.
Jl:
The
ttf-
uwr.
Cal
.
Aus.
II
:
The
'
tor
meeting
of
the
Stewart
Board
of
iMvid
A
Umson.
chafed
Trade
wa
held
oo
Tuesday
evening
v
rnurdir
ol
his
wile
here
P.
8.
Jack
was
unanimously
re-
.riy
summer,
opened
Iter
elected
secreUry.
Mr.
Jacks
aocep-;.-.i
u
expected
to
continue
,
lance
being
greeted
with
applause.
ceks
or
a
month
Lam-1
Tne
meeting
resoiveo
irai
iaw
t
!
ed
to
have
alaln
his
i
meeting
of
the
whole
to
go
Into
the
.ung
her
wtth
a
piece
of
j
matter
of
the
organisations
ftn-:i.
bathed
In
their
home,
ances
and
produced
a
budtet
England
Pays
"Token"
With
English
Silver
Under
a
heavy
guard,
nine
thousanc.
oars
of
silver
worth
five
mil
lan
dollars
are
shown
here
on
a
San
Francisco
pier
Just
alter
being
brought
from
India.
This
us
the
first
silver
shipment
made
to
the
United
States
by
Great
Britain
under
the
new
war
Hebt
arra
gements.
Another
shipment
of
the
same
slae
is
due
to
arrive
next
week
CANDIDATES
Government
Aid.
ARE
HEARD,
F;AtIin
Schools
II.
W.
M.
Itokton
Heard
at
Premier!
Demg
increased
VICTORIA.
Aug.
31:
Tfie
pro
vinclal
government
has
raised
the
grant
In
respect
to
teachers'
salaries
In
Atlln
rural
school
district
from
$6M
per
teacher
to
WW.
IS
KILLED
BY
TRAIN
Matthew
Fouler,
Aged
Indian,
Dies
Here
Following
Accident
At
Hsysport
Matthew
Fowler,
73-ye&r
old
Klt-
wanga
Indian,
died
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
at
noon
Sunday
from
Injuries
sustained
at
Itaysport
on
the
Skeena,
River
late
Saturday
night
when
he
slipped
from
a
pile
of
baggage
find
fell
under
the
wheels
of
the
eastbound
passenger
train
as
It
was
coming
to
a
stop
there.
Fowler,
who
was
waiting
to
board
the
tram,
lost
a
leg
and
suffered
other
serious
Injuries
which,
together
with
shock,
caused
his
death
sfter
he
had
been
rushed
Into
hospital
here
In
company
with
Dr.
A.
E.
Perry
of
Port
Bsslngton.
An
inquest
opened
here
today
and,
after
the
body
had
been
viewed
by
the
jury,
the
hearing
was
adjourned
until
witnesses
can
be
brought
to
the
city.
NO
I1AL1IIUT
SATURDAY
No
boats
being
In
with
catches,
there
was
no
sale
of
halibut
on
the
local
fish
exchange
Saturday.
CARNIVAL
PROGRAM
Tuesday
2
P.M.
Grand
Street
Parade.
H.
M.
S.
Dragon
Hand
and
Ship's
Company
and
Boys'
Band.
8
P.M.
Opening
of
Carnival
Exhibition
Buildings.
Dolls'
Parade,
priies
will
be
given
for
best
drossed
girl
and
doll
with
carriage,
also
for
best
dressed
girl
and
doll.
Dancing
and
carnival
attractions.
Sergeant
Jensen
of
Innisfail
Is
Winner
of
Governor's
Match
Three
Men
Had
to
Participate
in
Shoot-Off
on
Saturday
i
To
Settle
Dominion
Shooting
Championship
Event
!
OTTAWA,
Aug.
21:
(CP)
Sergeant
T.
A.
Jensen
o'f
I
Innisfail,
Alta.,
won
the
classic
of
the
Dominion
Rifle
Association
meet,
the
Governor
General's
match,
Saturday
after
a
shoot-off
with
Lieut.
Stephen
Johnson
of
Calgary
and
Sergeant
Major
R.
Kiddie
of
Toronto
in
which
he
made
four
bullseyes
and
an
inner
at
900
yards.
The
three
had
finished
with
166
points
each.
!
WELL
KNOWN
PRICES
FOR
COUPLE
WED
HALIBUT
UP
Miss
Elizabeth
Ross
Becomes
Bride
Of
Cunnar
Anderson
A
quiet
but
very
Interesting
wed.-
ding
was
solemnized
at
the
Manse
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
at
5
o'clock
Saturday
afternoon
by
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
Holhngworth
when
Miss
Elisabeth
Andrew
Ross,
youn-
gest
daughter
of
James
Ross
and
the
late
Mrs.
Ross
of
this
city,
be
came
the
bride
of
Cunnar
John
Anderson,
elder
son
of
Mrs.
Peter
Solem.
also
of
this
city.
The
bride,
whose
costume
was
a
navy
blue
silk
ensemble
with
bat
and
footwear
to
match
and
who
carried
a
shower
bouquet
of
Ophelia
roses,
was
attended
by
her
sister,
Mrs.
Victor
Menzie.
who
wore
a
red
and
white
rough
silk
crepe
dress
with
hat
and
footwear
to
match,
carrying
a
bouquet
of
pink
carnations.
Charles
Budi
Barrie
was
groomsman.
Following
the
ceremony,
a
wed
ding
breakfast
was
served
to
Uir
bridal
party
and
Immediate
rela
tives
at
the
home
of
the
contracting
couple
on
Eighth
Avenue
West
after
which
the
bride
and
groom
sailed
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
for
a
three
weeks'
honeymoon
tour
to
Vancouver.
Seattle
and
Portland
following
which
they
will
return
here
to
take
up
residence.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Anderson,
both
of
whom
have
resided
here
since
childhood
and
are
widely
known
and
popular,
will
have
the
hearty
con
gratulations
and
best
wishes
of
many
friends.
The
bride
has
been
for
some
time
a
member
of
tne
staff
of
the
city
telephone
ex
change.
The
groom
Is
line
foreman
for
the
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Co.
KETCH
ON
LONG
TRIP
Five
British
Naval
Officers
at
Dutch
Harbor
in
Ketch
Enroute
From
llong
Kong
to
England
DUTCH
HARBOR.
Alaska.
Aug
31:
CP
On
a
trip
half
way
around
the
world
In
a
small
specially
built
ketch
without
an
auxiliary
engine,
five
British
naval
officers
are
here
after
sailing
from
Hong
Kong.
They
are
Lieutenant
Commander
Sherwood,
Lieutenants
Ryder,
Salt
and
Frances
and
Surgeon
Commander
Davis.
The
party,
which
left
Hong
Kong
on
May
31,
Intends
to
continue
south
along
the
Alaska.
British
Columbia
and
United
States
coasts
enroute
to
England.
Total
of
111,000
Pounds
Sold
Here
This
morning
at
Prices
Up
to
9
.5c
and
5c
I
Hanbut
prices
showed
a
decided
upward
torn
on
the
local
fish
ex
change
this
morning
when
a
total
of
111.000
pounds
were
sold.
Four
American
vessels,
with
a
total
of
S2.990
pounds,
received
up
to
9.5c
and
5c
while
a
similar
number
of
Canadian
boats
were
paid
up
to
7.3c
and
416e
for
fare
totalling
49.060
pounds.
Sales
were
as
fsRowe:
American
fttjopo
pounds,
8.8c
and
4c
to
9.5c
and
5c.
Canadian
fle
and
4
4c
to
6ic
and
4.4c.
American
Portlock.
37JD00.
CoW
Storage.
8.6c
smd
4c.
!
Alki.
lUm,
and
Viola,
7.060.:
Royal,
9c
and
5.
Thor,
6.060.
Atnn.
9.3c
and
5c.
Canadian
IngrW
H.,
15J960,
Attin.
7Jc
and
4Jc.
J.
R.
KL500,
Ovid
Storaee.
6e
and
4.35c.
Tramp.
19.069,
Cold
Storage.
6.8c
and
4.36c.
Aleve.
4.500,
AUtn.
6.7c
and
4.25c.
Police
Transfers
Are
Made
Public
Serteant
Duncan
to
Pouce
Coupe-Local
Exchanges
With
Dawson
Creek'
The
followng
transfers
of
pro
vinclal
police
officers
affecting
thir
division
are
announced:
Sergeant
W.
8.
Dunsan
from
Pen-Ucton
to
Pouce
Oeupe
(where
he
was
formerly
stationed).
Constable
J.
O.
Devlin
from
Prince
Rupert
district
to
Dawson
Creek,
exchanging
with
Constable
A.
J.
Pomeroy
who
comes
from
Pouce
Coupe
to
Prince
Rupert.
.:
MAIIATMA
GANDHI
IS
MOVED
TO
HOSPITAL
FKOM
roO.SA
PRISON
POONA,
India.
Aug.
21
:
80
weak
that
he
was
hardly
able
to
speak.
Mahatma
K.
Oandht.
Hindu
nationalist
leader,
who
la
on
another
hunger
strike.
4
was
removed
yesterday
to
hos-
pltal
from
prison
where
he
has
been
serving
a
term
of
1m-
prlsonment
lor
civil
dlsobed-
lenee.