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Weather
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rt
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Clear,
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High
4:28
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172
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r.
.
w'iyo.
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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
23:23
pm.
65
ft.
V
XXIV
No
190
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST
15,
1934
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
ISLANDER
GOLD
CANADIAN
BREWER
KIDNAPPED-$150.000
RANSOM
Bow
of
Treasure
Ship
To
Be
Raised;
Believed
It
May
Contain
Vaults
Returns
From
Salvage
Operations
Near
Juneau
So
Far
Have
Been
Disappointing-To
Work
For
.
Another
Thirty
Days
U
NFAt'.
Aur.
15:
(CPi
:
raving
so
far
yielded
'
itted
gold
to
the
salvor?,
hnng
up
the
bow
of
rj
1W
feet
of
water.
It
x-
ju,
containing
me
goici
Dunion
oeneveu
to
...
';c
r
aboard
the
ship,
were
in
the
bow.
PRESIDENT
IS
COMING
Iwtult
running
Alaska
Visit
Stii
Summer
Has
It
to
Do
With
FortJfkaUonr
-
WASHINGTON.
DCAur,.
13:
It
its
Intimated
at
the
White
Host?
mtrrday
that
President
IubUIit
I),
ltooevelt
it
already
tannine
a
Journey
to
Alaska
ft
summer
If
he
oc.
he
lll
a
the
second
thief
eicculive
In
the
hbUrr
f
the
nation
to
ilt
the
territory
during
hi
term
of
flif
President
W.
O.
Harding
kitlnt
made
a
trip
to
Alaska
in
the
summer
of
1913
Jut
before
he
died.
In
some
quarters
significance
l
alUthed
to
the
President's
pro-Hted
trip
to
Alaska
In
connection
ith
mooted
plan
of
the
t
nlted
Stales
to
establish
fortifications
and
a
naval
bae
In
Al-ka
in
the
event
of
failure
of
the
disarmament
conference.
OPPOSED
TO
COMMUNISM
Anrlcn
Legion
in
California.
Endorses
AdmlnUtratlon'a
Deportation
Move
EAJI
FRANCISCO.
Aug.
15:
Unl-
1
determination
to
quell
t..
sni
the
California
drtart-1
r
'.lie
American
Legion
dej
lcrday
to
take
a
slap
at:
of
Labor
Perkins.
W
''000
delegate
on
the
floor1
'
,
C
ivti
Auditorium
arose
and
iiu
m
.lv
cheered
a
vigorous,
at".
Mnn.ii
Commander
Hayes,
two!
maulers
were
battling
fiercely
c
1
resolution
demanding
dc-j
'o:t
of
communlsU.
The
row-1
u
(
r
had
been
unanimously
ap-proved
bv
the
Americanism
com-
"uu,u
'MVC
ll&Q
UK
uan-
1,1
apartment
censure
secrc-r,vl(
tlf
Lab
Perkins
for
her
ac-Reporting
communists
ar-in
recent
labor
disturbance.
J
lh
would
have
been
a
direct
slap
at
administration.
Vancouver
Wheat
"ncal
,,
.....
,
P
red
llh
mc
on
Monday.
The
wrecked
Alaskan
ship!
a
disappointing
amount
of
j
another
thirty
days
will
be
the
steamer
which
dropped,
is
thought
possible
that
the
Today's
Stocks
(Oourutj
8.
D,
Johucoo
Otx)
Vancouver
Alexandria.
i4
Bayytew.
MVt-D.
0.
NfekL,
M.
Dig
Missouri,
34.
Uratern.
,15.50.
Bridg
River
Oen,
.11.
O.
R.
X.,
.
Butte
I.
X.
L,.
.13.
Cariboo
Quarts,
1.30.
Dunwell.
JO.
DentonU.
MX.
Oeorfta
Rtm.
Jl.
Ooiconda,
.40.
Herculea.
MVt.
Indian.
M
ak).
KUnto.
.
Meridian.
JVi.
Morning
SUr.
.16.
NaUve
Son.
M.
National
8tlvr,
JN.
KoWe
Hve,
TVfc.
Pead
Orettto.
.n.
Iortr
Idaho,
.09.
Premier.
121.
Koo.
M.
SUver
Crest,
AtVt.
Taylor
Uridg.
.41.
Waystde.
eH.
Waverly
Tantkr,
1W.
United
Empire,
JO.
Toronto
Chtbouaamau.
.09
Vi-
Central
Iatfcta,
3.
Lee
OoM.
.10.
Oranada.
.04.
Inter.
Nickel,
38.00.
Macaaaa.
30.
Noranda.
43.00.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
.70.
Slsco,
3.48.
Tluapoo
OadUtec.
.47M
Venture.
.93.
Lake
Maron,
.08
.
Tcek
Hughe.
6.76.
Sudbury
Uaatn.
155.
Celumario.
26.
Smelter
Oold.
.35.
Can.
Malartk.
.00.
little
Long
Lac
0.7.
Astoria
Rouyn,
.10.
Stadacon.
J6.
Maple
Leaf,
.314.
Pickle
Crow.
1.50.
Imb
Lac
Laeoon,
.40.
Manitoba
&
Eastern,
.31.
Oil
A.
P.
Con..
.10.
Amalgamated,
.07.
C.
&
E..
.72.
Calmont,
.07.
Dalhousle.
JO.
Fabyan,
.00
Hi-Freehold.
.07.
Home
OH.
1.03.
Mcrland,
.32.
Mar
Jon.
.00.
United
Oil,
.05.
new
YORK.
Aug.
15:
(CP)-Bar
silver
closed
at
4Wc
per
ounce
on
(
unchanged
from
the
day
previous,
Treasure
Ship
Hitched
between
two
rx.
as-
tc-jsc.
u
ckcle'
ri
.reasurs
sLj
s
L.nder
a.'r
she
was
lifted
bodily
from
the
ocex.
noor
E.fgarni-
PiSay
Alaska,
where
she
na;
lain
tn
365
feet
of
water
since
1901
Tfce
Isander
was
reported
to
be
carryiiig
a
ran
rortune
when
she
sank
after
strlk-
i
&...
-
M-a,i
r
m
.
e
ss.
ikkiM
ftaifHr
Ciitrt
nnrVer
Viav
frtitrt4
crr5H
nn
tVta
vivg1
N
f
te'r
deartng.
away
torvs
of
mud
much
the
rich
cargo
can
be
the
form
of
paper
securities
Sa
vage
operators
occupied
RELIEVING
OF
DROUGHT
Shower
Preditted
lor
Today
in
Mid-West
Stales
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
Aug.
15:
Relief
of
the
drought
was
yesterday
predicted
for
at
least
part
of
the
United
State
grain
belt
within
2t
hours.
Showers
were
forecast
for
a
number
of
the
mid-west
state
today
following
preclpltaUon
In
Oklahoma,
Missouri
and
Texas.
Four
Year-Old
Boy
Dies
Here
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leonard
urewcnon
llereaved
Today
in
Passing
Of
Their
Young
Son
The.
death
occurred
at
the
fam
ily
residence.
428
Eigntn
Avenue,-
this
morning
of
Leonard
syaney
John.Brcwcrton,
four
year
ora
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leonard
S-
Brew-1
erton,.
following
a
lengthy
illness.;
The
surviving
relaUvcs
will
have
the
sincere
sympathy
of
many
friends
in
their
bereavement.
Mr.:
and
Mrs.
C.
Brewerton
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Dye
of
this
city
are
the
grandparents.
The
child
was
born
In
Prince
Rupert.
Funeral
arrangements
are
in
me
hands
of
the
U.
C.
unaeriaKers
and
Interment
will
take
place
Fri
day.
Prussian
Premier
Is
Hurt
in
Crash
General
Ooerlng
Undergoes
Two-Hour
Operation
Following
Accident
Yesterday
Mtmicn.
Auo.
15:
General
Her
man
Wllhclm
Ooerlng.
Prussian
Premier
and
chief
aide
to
president
;son
or
a
went
known
investor
here
Adolph.
Hitler,
sustained
lnjurle
ln,ln
the
early
days.
a
visitor
hi
the
an
automobile
accident
yesieroay
eratlon.
HUNT
IS
CONTINUING
Taken
From
Alaskan
Waters
ahd.sea
barnacles,
and
the-bones
of
-
recovered
as
gold
dust
or
nuggets,
or
two
FULLERT0N
IS
COMING
Accompanied
by
Trustee
Labclle
And
President
llungrrford,
IU1I
Chief
to
Visit
West
MONTREAL.
Aug.
15:
Hon.
C.
1
P.
Fullerton
K.C.,
chairman
of
the
trustees,
Canadian
National
Railways,
and
J.
Edouard
Labelle
K.C.,
trustees,
left
Montreal
Tuesday
'
on
an
inspection
tour
pf
the
company's
properties
which
will
j
take
them
as
far
as
the
Pacific
I
Coast.
They
are
accompanied
by
President
S.
J.
Hunierford
and
C.
B,
Brown,
chief
engineer
of
the
system.
While
travelling
in
the
west,
the
party
will
be
joined
by
A.
E.
Warren,
vice-president
In
charge
of
western
lines.
After
visiting
the
principal
western
points
as
far
as
Prince
Rupetr
and
Vancouver,
Messrs.
Fullerton
and
Labelle
will
return
i
to
Montreal,
reaching
here
in
i
early
September.
They
will
be
in
i
Prince
Rupert
on
August
27,
arriving
-
there
by
rail
and
leaving
for
Vancouver
on
the
steamer
Prince
fieorge.
Longshore
Board
Is
Coming
North
Arbitration
Body
to
Sit
in
Portland
And
Seattle
During
Coming
Week
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Aug.
15:
The
'board
of
arbitration
on
the
Pacific
Coast
longshore
dispute
plans
to
sit
in
San
Pedro,
Portland
and
Seattle
durjng
the
comlhg
week.
The
board
has
already
been
in
session
here
and
at
other
California
ports.
Marc
Roby
of
Omaha.
Nebraska,
cuy.
Having
arnvea
on
uie
iTince
uuperr
urn
morning
irom
tne
victims
-but
-It
Is
unceTt'Wwtwrot'ttr
Toronto
where-henxXcrbefrfl
now
mucn
has
rotted
away
in
year
and
cost
$200400.
DETROIT
IS
SERIES
MAD
Titers
Score
Double-Header
Win
Over
Yankees
For
Fourteen
Straight
Victories
DETROIT.
Aug.
15:
(CP
World
Series
fever
attacked
Detroit
base-1
ball
fans
yesterday
arternoon
when
news
reached
here
that
the
Tigers,
who
have
not
had
a
pennant
since
1909,
had
scored
a
double-header
victory
over
the
once
invulnerable
New
York
Yankees
before
seventy
thousand
howling
fans
at
the
Yan-jkee
Stadium
in
New
York.
It
was
the
fourteenth
straight
victory
for
,the
Tigers
who,
under
the
leader-
jfchip
of
their
new
manager.
Mickey
Cochrane,
who
took
over
the
pilotage
of
the
club
this
year,
have
now
built
up
a
margin
of
six
and
a
half
game.
Three
more
games
are
scheduled
for
the
crucial
series.
The
Yankees
are
now
considered
vir-
tually
eliminated
from
the
pennant
race.
In
the
National
League,
there
was
no
change
in
the
situation,
the
first
place
New
York
Olants
and
second
place
Chicago
Cubs
losing
to
the
Pittsburg
Pirates
and
Boston
Braves
respectively
while
the
third
place
St.
Louis
Cardinals
defeated
the
Phillies.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
League'
New
York
2.
Pittsburg
3.
Brooklyn
0,
Cincinnati
5.
Boston
15,
Chicago
2.
Philadelphia
1.
St.
Louis
5.
American
League
Cleveland
5,
Washington
1.
Detroit
9-7.
New
York
5-3.
St.
Louis
3,
Boston
7.
Chicago-Philadelphia,
postponed.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Clear,
calm.
58.
Alyansh
Clear,
calm.
54.
Anyox
Clear,
calm.
56.
StewartClear,
calm.
55.
Hazelton
Clear,
calm.
64.
Smlthers
Clear,
calm.
warm.
Burns
Lake
lear
calm,
50.
John
Lahatt
Abducted
While
Driving
Tuesday
From
Sarnia
to
London
Is
First
Affair
of
Its
Kind
in
Canada
Intensive
Search
is
Initiated
by
Police
For
Capitalist
and
His
Captors
i
1
LONDON,
Ont,
Aug.
15:
(CP)
John
S.
Labatt,
president
of
the
Carling
Brewery
Limited,
was
kidnapped
yesterday
afternoon
while
motoring
between
London
and
Sarnia
on
his
way
from
his
summer
home
near
the
latter
point.
His
car
was
found
here
with
a
note
pinned
inside
demanding
ransom
of
$150,000.
It
is
the
first
kidnapping
of
its
type
in
Canada
and
police
have
already
instituted
a
great
manhunt.
Labatt
is
internationally
known
-
-
-
'.
as
a
brewer,
sportsman
and
busi-
nrnriTTIMTn
mr
Jness
leader
RFTllRNS
Tfl
The
ulUmatum
found
in
the
ab-
AY1
x
wiVllU
J.
J
andoned
auto
was
signed
Three-
Fingered
Abe."
It
demanded
$150,-iOOO
within
twenty-four
hours
un-,
(der
threat
of
death
and
warned
the
'family
not
to
notify
the
police.
i
A
tew
hours
after
Labatt
disap
-
i
Ipeared
his
brother.
Hugh.
Labatt,
;
instructed
to
leave
the
ransom
(money.
Police
declare
it
the
first
case
of
its
kind
on
Canadian
criminal
records.
The
criminal
is
a
new
type
of
lawbreaker
in
this
country.
Every
available
resource
of
the
Ontario
provincial
police
will
be
thrown
into
the
task
of
apprehending
the
kidnappers
of
Labatt.
according
to
an
announcement
made!
by
Attorney
Oeneral
Roebuck.
ETHICS
ARE
i
ADVOCATED
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens
Makes
Appeal
to
Industrial
Leaders
in
Van-
couver
Speech
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
15:-Hon.
H.
;
H.
Stevens,
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
in
addressing
a
lunch-
J
eon
under
the
auspices
of
the
Cana
dian
Club
Board
of
Trade
and
Ca
nadian
Manufacturers
Association,
appealed
to
industrial
leaders
to
set
up
a
code
of
ethics
and
fair
dealing
so
that
restrictive
laws
may
not
be
made
necessary.
Political
Crisis
In
Roumania
Near
Speech
of
Former
Premier
Maniu
is
Canadian
Taken
as
Prelude
to
Develop-
Cape
Spencer,
11,000.
Cold
Stor-ment
of
Some
Kind
age.
5c
and
4c.
.
BUCHAREST.
Roumania.
Aug.
15;
Former
Premier
Julius
Maniu
made
a
speech
here
last
night
which
is
interpreted
as
a
prelude
to
'
a
crisis
of
some
kind
in
the
nation's
:
lino
ennnrdccari
rAHHal
cHliatlnn
t
Mellon
Pays
Huge
Price
For
Famous
IVInnnnnn
Kiinfintf
Mr-
Dbcle
Woolfolk
Riley,
mother
luauuiiiia
i
aiming
of
Mrs
i-ay
whose
dealh
j.
I
red
at
the
smelter
town
last
Batur-PARIS.
Aug.
15:
Andrew
W.
Mel-1
day
morning
and
whose
funeral
Ion,
former
Secretary
of
the
Treas-'
will
be
held
in
Vancouver.
Th
late
ury
of
the
United
States,
has
pur-
Mrs.
Riley,
who
resided
In
Anyox
chased
Raphael's
painting,
"Alb
,wlth
her
daughter,
was
73
years
of
Madonna"
for
$1,500,000.
according
jto
a
dispatch
from
Riga.
SOUGHT
HOLLYWOOD
jMary
Pickford
Returns
to
Movie
Capital
and
Doug
Fairbanks
Lands
in
New
York
HOLLYWOOD,
Aug.
15:
Mary
Pickford
returned
to
"Pickfair"
yesterday
from
a
business
trip
to
Chicago.
Douglas
Fairbanks
returned
to
New
York
today
after
an
absence
of
a
year
abroad.
Miss
Pickford
let
it
be
known
that
she
and
Fairbanks
planned
to
meet.
probably
in
Hollywood,
but
she
did
not
indicate
that
any
reconciliation
between
them
might
be
possible.
Possibly
the
less
said
about
that.
the
better,"
commented
"America's
Sweetheart"
to
inquiring
reporters.
Apart
from
a
disclosure
that
she
.would
soon
confer
with
her
estranged
husband.
Miss
Pickford
'
revealed
no
details
of
the
nature
of
the
conference
and
the
possibl-
Uties
of
a
reconciliation
with
Fair-
'
Unks
were
"paratcd
more
tnan
a
ear
a-
Mlss
Pickford
would
only
say:
I
predict
I
snail
have
even
less
to
say
following
the
conf
erence
wlth
Mr
Fairbanks
1
have
now
"
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
45,500
pounds,
6.3c
ind
4c
uanadlan
11,00
Opounds,
5c
ana
4c
American
Sherman,
16,500,
Cold
Storage,
6.3c
and
4c.
Hazel
II..
17,000.
Atlln.
6.3c
and
4c.
Olacier.
13,000,
Royal,
6.3c
and
4c.
Body
of
Aged
Anyox
Woman
Taken
South
Mr
and
Mrs.
Ross
Taylor
of
Anyox
were
passengers
Rotng
south
aboard
the
Catala
yesterday
afternoon
accompanying
the
remains
of
age.
She
succumbed
to
heart
lall-
ure.
n-
.