near
here.
Jews
and
Arabs
i
Engage
in
Riot
Two
Hundrrd
Persons
Hurt
and
Uamsrc
Done
by
Fire
In
Con-slantlnr,
Algeria
CONSTANTINE,
Algeria.
Aug.
7:
Two
hundred
persons
were
Inured
here
In
rloU
between
Jews
and
Arabs
during
which
Jewish
stores
were
sacked
and
set
on
fire.
i
dinner
by
President
and
Mrs.
J
smuggling
conspiracy.
The
court
granted
attorneys
for
Henry
Keifcl
continuance
until
August
0
of
his
arraign
INQUIRY
FOR
ASPEN
LOGS
Oriental
Iluyer
Would
Take
809.000
Fret
of
Timber
7.?
ptinre
Rupert
Chamber
ot
T
Tx.crce
is
In
receipt
of
iwuln-(
ffum
Nelson
Spencer
Ltd
.
V
r.-
tver
Umber
dealing
concern,
ir-irn
the
possibility
of
supply-.
;
t
m
Ihl
district
100.000
feet
of
ii
prn
logs
per
month
for
f
'
months,
delivery
to
be
made
OrUnt
Specification
call
r
eltht
to
twenty
feet
In
with
minimum
top
dla-r
:j
if
ten
Inches
and
maximum
tM
f
26
inches.
Aged
Pensioner
Dies
Suddenly
rmtni.
Ilond
Payment
Held
I'p
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
7:
CP
Mrs.
Florence
A.
Will,
daughter
of
Henry
Relfel.
won
an
Interim
In-!
Junction
yesterday
forbidding
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
from
paying
$200.
Q00
to
the
American
Bonding
Co.
of
Baltimore
which
furnished
bonds
for
Henry
and.Oeorge
Relfel
pending
their
arraignment
In
Beat
tie
on
liquor
smuggling
conspiracy
charge.
GOVERNOR
IS
HEARD
District
ItoUry
Head
Curst
Local
Club
Yesterday
ot
The
local
Rotary
Club
changed
lit
luncheon
day
this
week
because
lot
the
visit
ot
the
district
governor.
Percy
B.
Scurrah
of
Victoria,
who
arrived
In
the
city
from
Ketchikan
and
proceeded
south
yesterday
af-
r
1
'temoon.
He
was
me
guesi
oi
nonor
IN
ear
lYlCDriUeiand
speaker
at
a
luncheon
In
the
Commodore
Cafe
yesterday.
.
...!
In
his
address.
Governor
Scurrah
u.
isionai
neaaquaricrs
ui
mci
prvmcUl
police
here
have
been
cd;
jed
of
the
sudden
death
from
.
:jral
causes
of
John
Romar.
74-'.:t:t
old
old
age
pensioner,
who
i.vc
j
ni
a
shack
three
miles
east
ot
M'
Hrlde
8o
far
as
can
be
learned.
.e
old
man
had
no
relatives
In
t-
country.
Three
Hundred
In
Persia
Drowned
Htsvy
Death
Toll
ot
Devastating
Flood
Sfr
Teheran
stressed
the
International
value
ot
the
Rotary
movement
Already
there
was
a
membership
ot
150.000
in
seventy
countries
of
the
world
and
the
Influence
of
the
organlza
tlon
was
for
the
cultivation
of
In
ternational
Roodwlll
and
the
sctUlng
of
dispute
by
peaceful
ar
bitration
rather
than
by
the
arbl
trament
of
war.
The
speaker
quoted
Instances
where
Rotary
clubs
had
taken
the
lead
In
this
dtrectloa
John
Nelson,
who
was
president
last
year,
did
a
great
deal
in
Inter
estlng
leaders
In
Europe
In
the
Idea
.f
finrflmr
neaceful
solutions
of
their
differences.
The
speaker
explained
that
the
Rotarv
Idea
was
wholly
new
In
that
i
oilman,
rcrsia,
Aug.
7:
Morcilt
brought
together
people
01
01
'.nan
three
hundred
persons
are
vcrsc
interests.
It
was
a
cross-scc-"ported
to
have
lost
their
lives
In
:
,lo
o
tne
community.
Most
of
a
devastating
flood
at
Flroushough
uiMr
nrtivltles
were
devoted
to
community
service
but
of
late
the
International
aspect
was
being
stressed
more
and
more
and
he
urged
the
local
club
to
keep
It
to
the
fore.
President
J.
J.
Little
thanked
the
governor
for
his
Inspiring
address
and
expressed
the
nope
insu
wey
would
meet
him
ngam
soon.
I
Governor
Scurrah
met
the
mem
hers
nf
the
executive
on
Sunday
af
Umn.M1
nnrt
WAS
entertained
at
Little
Saturday
and
Sunday
eve
nlngs.
Also
he
was
shown
arouna
the
city
by
T.
H.
Johnson
8unday
afternoon.
Fred
Velton.
who
arrived
In
the.
Mrs.
Frank
Fitzgerald
sailed
at
the
end
of
the
week
from
yesterday
on
Uie
Princess
Char-ewart.
sniiM
vc.
m,..im
fnr
n
trln
to
Ketchikan.
She
'-new
Charlotte
for
Wrangell
enrouto
to
Tcltvuph
Creek.
will
return
afternoon.
Gift
of
Million
Air
Armada
On
Way
To
Alaska
A
verdict
ot
suicide
was
returned
by
the
Jury
sitting
before
Coroner
Will
F.
Robinson
of
Terrace
In
connection
with
the
death
at
Usk
last
week
of
Allan
Davies.
accountant
at
the
Columarlo
mine,
divisional
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police
here
are
advised.
The
Jury
found
that
Davies'
death
had
resulted
from
wounds
sclf-lnfllcted
while
In
a
state
of
temporary
insanity
caused
from
excessive
worry
and
til-health.
His
wife
was
ah
in
valid
in
Vancouver
and
he
himself
was
In
fear
of
losing
his
eyesight.
He
slashed
his
throat
with
three
razor
blades.
Witnesses
at
.the
Inquest
told
that
Davies
had
been
acUng
strangely
prior
to
committ
ing
his
rash
act.
Dollars
is
Made
McGill
College
MONTREAL,
Aug.
7
-Receipt
of
a
check
tor
$1,000,000.
gift
from
the
Rockefeller
Foundation,
is
announced
by
McGlll
University.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
151.300
pounds.
5c
and
3.3c
to
8.4c
and
4.5c.
Canadian
20,000
pounds.
5.5c
and
5c.
American
Leviathan.
28.000.
5c
and
Cold
Storage.
Booth.
3.5c,
Thor.
40.000.
5c
and
3.5c.
Pacific.
Yukon.
20.000,
5c
and
4c,
Royal.
Addlngtbn,
24.000,
5c
and
4c,
Storage.
Rainier
II.
10,000.
C.3c
and
45c.
Pacific.
Tahoma,
20,000,
5.7c
and
4c.
Atltn.
Visitor.
9.300.
6.4c
and
4.5c,
Royal.
Canadian
Margaret
I..
20,000,
5.5c
and
5c.
William
Anderson,
for
supplying
liauor
to
Indians,
was
fined
$100.
with
option
of
two
months'
Im
prlsonment,
at
the
end
of
the
week.
A
charge
against
Mugnus
tn
the
city
Saturday
1
Carlson,
of
conniving
to
supply
was
dismissed.
From
New
Cold
Storage
Plant
Here
Is
Half
Full
Now
The
first
carload
of
froicn
fish
is
bcin;
shipped
today
from
the
ew
cold
storage
plant
of
the
Northern
Fishermen's
Cold
Storage
Limited
on
the
Prinre
Itupert
waterfront,
the
shippers
being
the
Atlin
Fisheries
and
the
carload
being
coirigncd
to
the
eastern
markets.
The
new
plant
is
now
about
half-filled
with
frozen
halibut
and
salmon.
New
Record
For
Gliding
Made
Ilritish
Aviator
Hides
Machine
For
95
Miles
to
Set
Distance
Mark
LONDON.
Aug.
7:
A
new
British
gliding
record
ot
95
miles
was
established
here
by
a
member
of
the
London
Gliding
Club
who
flew
a
machine
from
Dunstables
to
the
coast
of
Norfolk
past
here.
Today's
Weather
m
Tomorrow's
Tides
'
High
barometer.
30.38;
temperature.
62;
12:45
pjn.
17.7
It.
tea
smooth.
Low
6:35
ajn.
3.9
It.
18:39
pm.
8.4
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
--
r
V::
XXIV-
No.
183.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
AUGUST
7,
1934
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
GEORGE
REIFEUS
BAIL
IS
ESTREATED
SALMON
FISHERMEN'S
STRIKE
IN
ALASKA
WATERS
ENDED
Vancouver
Man
Fails
To
Appear
in
Seattle
Smuggling
Charges
Henry
Rcifcl
is
(I
ranted
Continuance
of
Arraignment-Injunction
is
Granted
Forbidding
Payment
by
Bank
To
American
Bonding
Concern
SEATTLE,
Aug.
7:
(CP)
The
$100,000
surety
bond
of
George
Heifel,
son
of
George
Rgifel
of
Vancouver,
was
inlercd
forfeited
yesterday
when
he
failed
to
appear
for
arraignment
on
a
federal
indictment
charging
a
liquor
The
group
cf
UrJted
States
Mi
Bcmbe-a
are
see
,
as
they
seUi
d
on
the
field
Alta
.
to
prepare
for
their
next
h
P-
Thry
we;1?
ea
r
trm
Wash:ngU
.....
D.C
to
first
flight
of
the
kind,
linking
t
e
United
States
v'.ih
her
Alaskan
t?rritory.
at
Edmonton,
Alaska
In
the
Mine
Accountant
;
FIRST
FISH
Dull
Trading
and
Took
Own
Lite
ic'
coiDDun
Deranged!
Low
Price
Trend
J
NEW
YORK,
Auj?
7:-Mlxed
.
Trollers
Sign
Up
With
Co-Operative
Ass'n
to
Handle
Their
Catches
Seven
Hundred
Operators
Start
Fishing
After
Accepting
Scale
of
Outright
Cash
Advances
For
Various
Varieties
of
Product
JUNEAU.
L
-?
-
mviiiuvio
ui
uic
.frkiacrwei
,
Trollers
Association
resumed
fishing
on
Monday,
thus
i
bringing
to
an
end
the
long
salmon
strike.
More
than
;
seven
hundred
fishermen
signed
contracts
with
the
Alaska
!
Trollers
Co-operative
Marketing
Association
which
will
handle
all
catches
on
an
outright
cash
advance
of
ten
cents
per
pound
for
large
red
mild
cures
and
7Ac
to
oJc
for
small
reds,
whites
and
cohoes.
Showing
of
Movie
RESIGNING
In
Germany
Banned1
ic
npiynun
-
-New
York
Marti
oiuu
;
pwtc.u,cinciu
ana
general
weaK-
05
of
the
Metro-Ooldwyn-ness
characterized
an
Irregularly
-Manhattan
Mayer
gangiand
movIe
lower
stock
market
with
J
trading
Meiodrama"
in
Germany
has
been
j
turning
extremely
dull,
particularly
!
prohibited.
'
1
In
the
late
dealings.
Some
of
the!
'
leading
issues
have
recorded
losses.
ot
up
to
four
points.
Assistant
Deputy
Fishery
Minister
Victim
of
Attack!
I
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
1:
CP
Canadian
wheat
markets
were
closed
yesterday.
On
Saturday
the
price
was
8738c
and
on
Friday
,86'bC.
Queen
Charlotte
City
Girl,
With
One
Deadly
Shot,
Lays
Low
Huge
Bruin
Pen
Raider
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
CITY,
Aup.
7:
Miss
Edna
Beaven,
Queen
Charlotte
City
High
School
pupil
and
daughter
of
Harry
Heaven,
well
knowi
and
popular
local
merchant,
last
week
shot
and
killeil
in
the
back
yard
of
her
home
in
the
centre
of
this
'v
munity
a
huge
black
bear
that
had
been
raiding
hicken
houses
there
for
some
time
including
those
of
Mr.
Beaven
and
Mrs.
H.
Fairbairn.
Miss
Beaven
laid
low
with
one
deadly
shot
the
Bruin
raider
which
had
defied
all
local
nimrods.
It
is
said
to
be
one
of
the
largest
bears
ever
killed
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
A
huge
bear
that
had
been
raiding
the
meathouse
at
the
A.
P.
Allison
Logging
Co.'s
camp
at
Cumshewa
Inlet
was
also
killed
recently
after
he
had
helped
himself
to
one
final
gorge.
The
bear
was
shot
by
Mr.
Allison
with
the
assistance
of
George
Munro
and
William
Streeseman.
ExhibiUng
ot
Gangland
Picture5
.uanniiun
leioarama.
is
1
ucnuiii,
Aug-
t:
ine
oiuciai
Reich
Anzeiger
announces
that)
Funeral
of
Bob
Fornasa
is
Held
Victim
ot
Accident
at
Vital
Creek
Mine
Laid
at
Rest
Here
This
Afternoon
1
The
funeral
of
the
late
Bob
For-OTTAWA.
Aug.
7:
(CP
William
'
nasa.
local
miner,
who
lost
his
We
E.
Casey,
assistant
deputy
mln-1
in
an
accident
at
Vital
Creek
work-
'from
the
chapel
of
Hayner
Bros..
I
undertakers,
to
Falrview
Cemetery
with
Rev.
Father
P.
Wholey.
parish
priest
ot
the
Roman
Catholic
Church,
officiating.
Charles
P.
Ba-lagno
presided
at
the
organ
to
accompany
the
hymns.
Pallbearers
were
Louis
Mazzel.
R.
M.
Shepard.
Ellis
Johnson.
Jack
Romer.
Lee
Dolan
and
R.
A.
McLeod.
Fornasa's
body
was
brought
to
the
city
from
the
interior
by
train
yesterday
afternoon,
accompanied
by
Royal
M.
Shepard.
R.
A.
McLeod,
Jack
Romer
and
Lee
Dolan,
all
whom
were
employed
with
him
atj
Archduke
Otto
To
Meet
Schuschnijrjr
And
Mussolini
Too
VIENNA,
Aug.
7:-that
Archduke
Otto
'jcwlOttawSayshatStevenswm
Not
I
Quit
as
Member
of
Premier
,...!
Bennett's
Cabinet
OTTAWA.
Aug.
7:
Emphatic
denial
is
given
rumors
which
have
been
in
circulation
of
the
resignation
of
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens,
minister
.
of
trade
and
commerce,
as
a
mem-j
ber
of
the
cabinet
of
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett
following
the
order
of
the
latter
that
a
report
by
Mr.
Stevens
'in
connection
with
the
evidence
of
1
the
price
spreads
and
mass
buying
probe
be
withdrawn.
lster
of
fisheries,
died
here
on
Sun-
ings
in
the
Omlneca
district
last
J
UooseTelt
.iioioncss.aay
nignv
as
a
result
oi
a
neon
ni--,weeK,
toolc
place
mis
afternoon
tack.
WHEAT
MARKETS
CLOSED
FIGHT
JUST
BEGINNING
Admits
Job
of
Saving
Country
From
Individual
Selfishness
Will
be
Big
One
GLACIER
NATIONAL
PARK,
Aug.
7:
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt,
in
his
first
address
to
the
nation
since
his
recent
territorial
InspecUon
tour,
asserted
that
his
administration
was
Just
beginning
its
fight
to
save
the
nation's
resources
of
agriculture
and
industry
from
the
selfishness
ot
individuals.
of
Red
Revolution
In
Fukien,
China,
Has
Been
Smashed
SHANGHAI.
Aug.
7:
The
government
reports
that
Its
It
Is
reported
troops
have
smashed
a
Communist
of
Hapsburg.
j
rebellion
in
Fukien
Province
and
claimant
to
the
throne
of
Austria,
saved
the
city
of
may
confer
shortly
with
Chancellor
!
threatened
capture,
Schuschnlgg
of
Austria
and
Pre-.
mler
Mussolini
ot
Italy.
Both
are
said
to
be
favorable
to
the
restoration
of
the
monarchy.
Oil
Stocks
Strong;
Restrictions
to
Be
Removed
Tis
Stated
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
7:
There
has
been
considerable
strength
In
Turner
Valley
oil
stocks
during
the
past
few
days
due
to
the
rumor
that
all
restrictions
on
production
in
that
area
are
to
be
removed.
Foochow
from
DOLLAR
WHEAT
AT
WINNIPEG
t
WINNIPEO,
Aug.
7:
May
wheat
touched
the
dollar
mark
here
today
but
eased
off
a
cent
at
the
close.
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
7:
Wheat
was
quoted
here
today
at
Wc
a
bushel
for
spot
cash.
0
1