Tomorrow's
Tides
She
Today's
Weather
nigh
.
8:58
a.m.
1U
f
20:68
pjn.
17.''
.
.
2:35
ajn.
.
Prince
Rupert
aear.
light
Low
southeast
wind;
barometer,
30.10;
14:00
pin.
V
temperature,
64;
sea
smooth.
V
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
HRITISn
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
v,
h
XXIV.
No.
184.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
frC,
SATURDAY,
JULY
15,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
WHEAT
PRICES
AT
NEW
HIGH
LEVELS
TWO
TRANS-ATLANTIC
FLIGHTS
TODAY
FROM
NEW
YORK
DOCTRINE
OF
ISRAEL'
Cmmlonrr
of
Itrllhh
Isrstl
Irdrutlon
is
Impressive
Speaker
New
Order
Coming
Brlltth
Cemmonwesllh
at
"Chosen
f
bed"
mil
Lead
World
Out
taurine
thai,
the
tM
mir
.-uu
was
la
the
as
tare
of
a
mony
of
travail"
preceding
f
i
..tM
of
a
new
tad
mere
petfeat
V
.
rder
of
thlDfli
which
utd
f,.
v.
be
brought
a
boat
by
any
f
"
r
govemaatit.
conference
or
ri'
tf
human
device
but
which
only
be
achieved
by
the
ae-by
the
people
of
Ood's
Kmii'iom
on
earth
as
a
practical
in
til
phases
of
Ufa
and
aer-.
'.
Rev
E
J.
Bplratttt
of
To-r
r.b
rommUitipir
of
the
BrtUsh-!irr.
federation
of
Canada,
de-
"fi
treraessdosnly
taspirtng
j
r-.u
tut
night
tn
Ftret
Baptist
nrrh
here
The
audience,
taxing
''acity
of
the
anarch.
w
reH
:
w.uuve
of
all
rtMftaaa
dtoo-t
'fKmi
in
the
city
ami
all
wafea
y
Aprlngett,
In
an
intenaaljr
tint
manner,
unfolded
the
f
the
Brltuh-Iarael
Federa-'
the
British
tapir
as
betas:
noM-n
people
eOod
"
thing
i
n
Biblical
references
la
.
i
of
thia
theory
and
applying
'
'"-trine
as
the
ultimate
solu
!
the
present
Ills
under
'
!;
world
was
laboring.
De-'
'fuij!
that
only
by
British
genius
'
.e
been
brought
about
the
'rful
organisation
of
the
Brt-'
Commonwealth
of
NsUon.
i
was
boaad
together
by
no
fk
i.
mm
but
merely
by
respect,
low
''
'
empathy,
and
predicting
the
i'
i
l
return
of
the
United
"
to
the
British
fold
at
an
date.
Mr.
Sftrtngett
assert
thu
alllanoe
of
sM.0O0.000
.
"the
marvel
of
the
age."
l
ere
kmc
be
Instrumental
tn
"nc
In
an
era
of
world
peace
i
-''
perfect
social
order
such
as!
1
not
been
previously
known.'
V
"i
thu
"thossUtic
state"
would.
;
r
mised
by
Ood.
come
the
re-1
"f
Jesus
Christ
to
rttgn
over
"
House
of
Israel
forever.
The
i
at
the
impasse
now
and
"
might
be
greater
aVspresston
1
trester
conflict
but
eventually
"i
rome
the
day
of
repentance
1
'
Ood's
Law
would
be
seeep-1
"l
the
great
cry
would
be
4
Behold
the
King
k
Ooui-
opening.
Mr.
Sorlnfett
alluded
'
e
readinem
of
the
people
of
'
"i
y
racked
by
the
trials
of
the
"'prewton.
to
talk
In
terms
of
re-liKinn
It
was
also
agreed
by
thlnk-people
of
today
that
a
trwnen-i""
change
must
be
brought
abut
in
the
conduct
of
govern-Industry,
finance,
ceonomte
n1
religious
matters.
Out
of
the
y
of
the
old
order
of
thlnae
uld
come
the
concept
and
de-
"wpment
of
tlie
new
perfeet
or-or
Tod,y
the
ruj
might
be
said
w'
be
in
ue
"agony
of
trnvair
prc-rMing
IU
rebirth.
Boon
wwild
come
demand
for
aetlon.
Baskally
P'sklng,
there
Iwd
been
no
Improvement
aa
yet
In
economic
mat-''.
declared
the
speaker,
In
re-inrlng
to
present
world
condlUona.
League
of
Nations
had
been
a
''lure
as
had
also
been
the
work
fonomtc
conference.
Nothing
eln
r"uld
have
been
expected
of
them
'hey
were
based
on
paganism
nrt
had
Pf
t
out
Qod's
pUn
In
their
Continued
on
i'..e
ff
jagsT
flBaV.vgggsHi
gsT
jaggggr
gggvgssT
gssv
us.
1
rsaaaaW
taaT)aarMlaaaaaaaaaaaaw
aaW
aravi
W
This
ranarkable
photo,
sent
by
telephoto
from
Oslo
to
London
ard
by
raoW
from
London
to
New
York
was
the
lirst
to
be
reelv-ed
of
Ma
item's
famous
"Century
of
Progress"
In
which
he
was
atempUng
to
make
his
lone
rou
nd-the-world
flight,
which
he
was
forced
later
to
abandon
In
northern
Russia,
where
he
was
forced
down.
This
picture
shows
where
Mattern
was
compelled
to
make
sn
emergency
landing
at
Kragero
Island.
Norway,
where
a
team
of
horses
was
pressed
Into
service
to
drag
the
plane
through
the
heavy
sand.
The
filer,
uto
Is
seen
bending
over
the
engine
of
she
plane
maoe
repairs
and
later
set
off
for
Oslo.
HOPS
TO.
SIBERIA
Soviet
lljer
OH.
from
KhabaroTk
to
Anadyr
to
Lend
Awttstanre
to
Mattern
MOSCOW.
Jaly
15
Canadian
Prose
i
The
Tass
News
Agency
an-noanced
yesterday
that
PUot
Lev
anovsky
hopped
off
from
Khabar
ovsk
Thursday
morning
for
Anadyr.
Siberia,
to
neck
up
James
Mattern
United
States
round
the
world
fryet,
and
lake
him
to
Nome.
Prom
Nome.
It
la
planned
that
Mattern
shall
fly
to
New
York
In
completion
of
his
globe
clrcumnavl-gation
by
air.
School
Estimates
For
Coming
Year
Pared
at
Terrace
TERRACE.
July
15
The
annual:
meeting
of
Kltsumkalum
school
drew
a
fair
number
of
Interested
people
from
Terrace
The
meeting1
potsed
oft
without
any
great
ex-,
cltement.
The
estimates
were,
pared
down
from
14.700
to
M.000
and
it
was
decided
to
tax
all
tax-,
able
transients
there
may
be,
the
Idea
being
to
spread
the
load
a
i
bit
8
N
Klrtaldy.
the
popular
post
master,
was
re-elected
a
trustee.
Moose
Dance
Is
Enjoyable
Event
lair
slml
Crowd
Present
at
Another
nappy
.ii'iif
N,nt
In
Lwlie
Hall
Another
enjoyable
dance
was
..j
u
,k.
unw
Lodie
laat
night.
a
falr-slaed
crowd
being
In
atten
dance.
MusU'
was
oy
Mrs.
j.
a.
Illark's
Orchr
Ira
and
Joe
Slaggard
a
usual
a
K'-n'"1
master
of
ceremonies
T
o.
Morgan
was;
.1...
A.imlMlllASI
11
'
chairman
r
,
charge
of
D
M
Simpson
presided
at
the
door.
Di.n.
niK
was
in
progreat
until
a
ajn.
and
at
from
10
pm.
midnight
delicious
reireahmenU
,
the
dlrecUon
of.
waxe
served
.undn
MhT
oi"
meimviR
When
Mattern
Landed
in
Norway
Wiley
Post
HopsiM
.
-On
New
World
Flight;
Two
Lithunians
Also
Onc-Eycd
Aviator
Hopes
to
Make
Solo
Trip
Around
Earth
Europeans
Started
5,000-Mile
Air
Grind
From
New
York
to
Native
Home
NEW
YORK,
July
15:
(Canadian
Press)
Two
trans-Atlantic
airplane
flights
started
from
here
today.
Wiley
Poet
of
Oklahoma
took
off
this
morning
headed
out
over
the
ocean
in
the
monoplane
Winnie
Mae,
in
which
he
and
Harold
Gatty
set
up
a
world's
record
two
years
ago
for
ffloho
circumnavigation,
on
a
solo
attempt
to
fly
around
the
world
Aided
by
an
80-pounc
robot
In
place
of
a
flying
compan-
Ion.
the
one-eyed
Post
plana
flying
via
Alaska
and
Edmonton
and
thence
back
to
New
York.
At
1:10
pjn.
Eastern
Standard
Tune
he
was
reported
to
have
passed
Tor
bay.
Nflrt
Also
this
morning
the
monoplane
Uthuantca.
flown
by
two
Lithuanian
-Americana,
started
a
five
thousand
mile
non-stop
flight
to
Lithuania
The
flyers
are
Stephen
Darius
and
Stanley
Olrenas
of
Chicago.
They
took
olf
without
permission
from
Washington.
No
arrangements
have
been
made
for
then-
flying
over
intervening
countries
and.
If
they
land
in
between,
they
may
be
in
an
embarrassing
poslUon.
Pushing
Tunnel
on
Island
Gold
Mine
Vein
Widening
As
Drifting
Tro.
ceeds
Into
Prince
Rupert
Group
On
Moresby
SKIDiOATK
July
15
The
latest
report
from
the
Prince
Rupert
group
of
gokl
claims
on
the
waat
coast
of
Moresby
Island,
which
U
under
development
by
the
Halda
Oold
Mines
Ltd..
states
that
Uie
main
tunnel
la
now
In
forty-seven
feet
and
Utat
the
vein
Is
widening
alt
the
tone.
Mr.
and
MM.
John
Dybhavn
and
family
left
on
last
night's
trail,
for
Lake
Kathlyn
where
they
will
take
up
residence
for
the
mention
at
their
summer
home.
BRITAIN
IN
FINAL
To
Meet
United
States
For
Ri(ht
to
Compete
For
Davis
Cup
WI.Mltl.KDON,
lint,
July
15:
(Canadian
Pre)
Great
Itritain
qualified
today
to
meet
Unitrd
States
In
the
inter-zone
Davis
Cup
final
round
at
Paris
nest
week
when
"Runny"
Austin
defeated
Vivian
MrOrath
of
Australia
6-t.
7-3,
6-3
In
the
deciding
singles
match
of
the
European
tone
final.
Jack
Crawford
of
Australia
defeated
II.
G.
N.
Lee
of
Great
Itritain
S-6.
7-5.
6-4.
With
nothing
hantlnr
on
the
final
match.
Lee
was
substituted
for
Perry
to
allow
the
latter
to
rest
for
the
series
with
United
Stales.
Today's
Weather
Dlgby
Island
Clear,
calm;
barometer.
30.06;
temperature,
64;
sea
smooth.
Langara
Island
Clear,
calm;
sea
smooth.
Triple
Island
Clear,
moderate
northwest
wind;
sea
smooth.
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
temperature.
60
Alyansh
dear,
calm
59.
Anyox
-Clear,
calm.
60.
Stewart
Clear,
calm.
M.
Haaelton
Calm,
clear,
71.
Smlthers
Clear,
calm,
66.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm,
60.
KIDNAPPING
!
AT
ALBANY
!
Relatives
of
John
J.
O'Conne
II
An
nounce
Negotiations
For
Ills
Return
Unsuccessful
ALBANY.
N.Y,
July
Rela
tives
of
John
J.
O
Oonnefi,
young
member
of
a
wealthy
Albany
lam-
By,
who
was
kidnapped
a
week
ago
Thursday
night,
announced
last
night
that
negotiations
lor
the
return
of
the
youth
had
so
far
failed
to
meet
with
success.
Former
Minister
Of
Finance
Here
W.
C.
Shelly
Hying
South
Today
With
Major
D.
R.
MacLarcn
Having
on
board
W.
C.
Shelly,
former
provincial
finance
minister,
who
has
been
on
a
prospecting
trip
Into
the
AUtn
district.
Major
D.
R.
MacLaren
DS.O..
Western
Canada
manager
of
the
Canadian
Airways
Limited,
put
In
at
1
o'clock
this
afternoon
from
the
north
with
a
Fokker
seaplane
and.
after
having
lunch,
planned
to
take
'
advantage
of
unsurpassed
weather
conditions
and
continue
his
flight
non-stop
to
Vancouver
today.
The
party
has
been
In
the
north
about
a
week.
FISllKltltS
Sl'I'LRVlSQR
HERE
Major
J.
A.
Mother
eil,
dilcf
supervisor
of
fisheries
for
the
coast.
In
the
course
of
a
tour
of
the
north
on
inspection
duties,
arrived
here
late
this
morning
aboard
the
departmental
steamer
Malatplna.
He
was
met
tn
the
lower
end
of
the
district
by
James
Doyd,
local
supervisor,
who
accompanied
him
north.
NO
IIALIDUT
SALE
No
boats
being
tn
with
catches.
here
was
no
sale
of
Halibut
on
the
ocsl
Fish
Exchange
today.
'
Mrs.
J.
J.
Payne
ana
family
are
sailing
this
evening
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
holiday
visit
to
Van-1
1
eouver.
Mr.
Payne
Is
already
In
the
'
1
south.
May
Futures
r
ii
mm
uuuui
iuuik
luuuy
vn
Exchange
at
Winnipeg
Chicago
Quotations
Also
Strong,
Ranging
From
$1.12
to
$1M
Continued
IJuymg
Pressure
Forces
Rids
w
to
Spectacular
Peak
AVheat
prices,
under
pressure
of
continued
strontr
buv-
ing
power,
ascended
to
new
high
levels
for
recent
years
today
on
both
the
Chicago
and
Winnipeg
markets,
accord
ing
to
telegraphic
dispatches.
At
Chicago
May
futures
went
up
to
$L23,
while
in
Winnipeg
May
deliveries
soared
lie
to
2Jc
and
closed
at
$1,014.
Other
futures
were
corres
pondingly
high
as
follows:
'
Chicago
July.
$1.12Hs
Septem
-
I
ber.
$1.15;
December.
SU8V
Winnipeg
July.
92
He;
Septem
ber.
9Stte;
December.
96T.
Vsneouver
Wheat
At
Vancouver
today
the
price
of
wheat
was
9fc
up
3c
from
yesterday's
sac-
Vancouver
SfdcKs
(Courtr
8.
D.
VBnfto
Oa.f
Vancouver
Reno,
2.47.
Pend
Oreille.
1.38.
Noble
Five.
.16.
Premier.
1.38.
National
Silver,
fftY.
Porter
Idaho,
J
4.
Bridge
River
Console
.37.
Georgia
River,
.06
Vv
Reeves,
-26.
Whitewater.
.1SH.
Cariboo
Oold.
2.90.
Reward.
.1414.
Meridian,
M.
Big
Missouri
.23.
Lucky
Jim.
.OA.
Silver
Creet.
M.
Waverly.
7V.
Indian.
JtV.
B.
R.
X.,
.68.
Wayside.
..
Native
Son.
.16ft.
Brae
Bird,
JB-t.
Cork
Provmce.
.94.
0
rand
view.
j6Vt.
Ruth
Hope.
.at.
Toronto
Noramta.
3S.1.
Sberrttt,
1..
Inter.
Nickel.
M.66.
Maeassa,
.66.
MeWaters.
.87.
Qranada.
U4.
KttkUad
Lake
Gold.
JM.
San
Antonio.
1.10.
Oils
Sterling
Pacific.
JM.
A.
P.
Con,
21.
Fkbyan.
im.
lYeehoM.
.11.
Catmont,
It.
C.
ti
IL
lM.
SILVER
AMI)
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MAR1
NEW
YORK.
July
16:
(Canadian
rreasl-Bar
silver
closed
at
39Sc
on
the
local
metal
market
today
and
copper
at
9c
PUBLICPICNIC
Under
suspires
of
the
Moots
LodS
tomorrow,
Sunday,
at
Dlgby
Island.
Hosts
leave
Cow
Ray
floats
10
a.m.
to
1
p.m.
Cof
fee,
tea,
sugsr,
cream
supplied.
I'rogrsm
of
sports
for
all.
Adults
SOe.
Hoys
and
girls
over
16,
tSc.
i:
Pass
One
i
tt
i
Armrinn
n
UrrlLLKi
OF
DRAGON
Names
of
Personnel
of
Warship
Which
Will
Be
In
Prince
Ru-""-
.
pert
Nextf.Morth
The
Offker
personnel
of
HMB.
Dragon,
whkh
will
pay
a
week's
visit
to
this
port
next
month,
is
as
follows:
Commander,
Captain
William
Frederick
Wake-Walker.
03
E.
Second
in
command.
Commander
tiroy.
Paymaster
eoramander,
W.
B.
Spry.
'
Engineer
-
eemmander,
D.
H.
Toolemaehe.
Lleutenant-eammander,
O.
F.
M.
Weshereet.
Captain
BaU
R.
Relss-SmHh.
LieutenanVemmander
M.
A.
O.
West,
Lieutenant-commander
O.
F.
A.
Ballard.
fJurgeon
lieutenant-commander
F.
B.
Quran.
Sub-lleutenaat
W.
Mitchell.
Sub-lieutenaat
M.
J.
W.
Barte-
The
ship's
eomplement
consists
of
4M
of
an
ratings.
The
ship
Is
an
of
the
D"
Csaas
cruisers,
sev
oral
of
wfcich
have
vtstted
Prince
Rapert
from
time
to
time.
She
was
launched
In
1911
She
is
472
fr.
m
length,
and
Is
'of
4,660
tons
registry.
The
ship
Is
equipped
with
she
six
-Inch
guoa.
three
four-inch
gaaa,
four
throe-pounders,
two
two-pounder
pont-poms.
and
12
twenty-one-Inch
torpedo
tubes.
New
Gold
Find
On
Islands
Is
Believed
Big
SKIDBOATE.
July
IS
It
U
reported
here
that
a
new
gold
discovery
recently
made
by
Messrs.
Steven,
Heaven
and
Newman
is
tOO
feet
wide.
Some
splendid
specimens
from
the
find
are
on
exhibit
at
Braven's
store.
FOUR
POWER
PEACE
TREATY
IS
SIGNED
ROMS,
July
15:
(CP
The
four-power
European
peace
pact
was
signed
here
today
by
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
of
Italy
and
representatives
of
France,
Oermanr
and
Great
Britain.