Todays
Weather
rrince
Rupert
Overcast,
south-fMt
wind.
18sllcs
per
hour;
taro-meter,
30.20;
temperature,
60;
sea
choppy
rrrrr
''t
-
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j.
Vol
xxrv
No.
iw.
soumtw
vrr
the
fireplace
In
the
:
8
room
was
In
progress
from
...a:
2
30
am.
and
mul
i
was
flmlshed
by
Mrs
-i
k
v
orchestra.
0.
P
Tinker
ii
master
of
ceremonies
delicious
buffet
re
were
served
with
men
n&lUng
light
cruiser
as-
u
ii
the
catering,
rnmittee
in
charge
const
j
P
Tinker,
W.
M.
Blek-
O
A
Woodland
Baseball
Scores
U
Y
B:
B
r
.
,
'
National
League
rk
7-8.
PltUburg
3-3.
12
CtnclnnaU
4.
P
Chicago
2.
plua
2,
St.
Louis
12.
.
American
League
i
3-0.
Washington
4-1.
8-3,
Philadelphia
B-2.
0-2.
New
York
5-0.
0-5,
Boston
6-2.
Old
Country
Socr.ei
Abe
C
i'df
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Pint
Division
p'
1.
Falkirk
0.
Rovers
2,
Partlck
ThlsUe
0.
2
Dunfprmllno
1
Academicals
3,
Ayr
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f'
0
CelUc
0.
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0.
Hibernians
1.
vi.vt..s
park
4,
8t.
Mlrrcn
1.
l?:i
2U'T"
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South
1.
Dundee
0.
r'
1.
Motherwril
n
Jnhnstone
4.
Alrdrlponinn
1.
VisilinK
Hours
On
II.
M.
S.
Danae
eubii,!'
8
Danal
wUI
be
Pen
t0
of
i
j
.
u"
oclween
trie
nours
"
8
c,ock
thl
afternoon
and
,
tomorrow,
it
was
announced
SMOKER
IS
October.
.84.
December.
.8OV4.
May.
.89.
Chlraeo
September,
1.01i.
Deeembcr.
l.03ft.
BAR
SILVER
for
a
trip
to
Victoria.
ENJOYABLE
Splendid
Affair
Stared
by
Canadian
Legion
in
Connection
With
11.
M.
S.
Danae
VUit
There
was
a
large
naval
and
ex-serrtce
smoker
held
&i
alt!
turn-out
of
men
at
the
by.
the
Ca-
nd
othcr'oinecrS
oftthtfff&h
lfiRobromriri
honor
of
Uw
visit
of
If
M
8
Danat.
the
affair
proving
a
very
J
oily
one
for
all
The
program.
In
which
both
local
and
visiting
naval
talent
took
oart,
was
a
very
entertaining
one.i
rhere
were
also
a
number
of
lntcr-
ttng
speeches
Including
that
of
3apt
C.
II.
Knox-Uttle.
command-
ng
officer
of
II.
M.
8.
Danae.
who
Mid
tribute
to
the
sacrifices
whxh
iad
been
made
by
the
ex-service
men
and
expressed
appreciation
for
their
hospitality
Jack
Preece.
president
of
the
Le
ihe
gueats
were
Capt.
Knox-Littlc.
Ueut.
M.
O.
Ooodenough.
City
Ooauniaskiner
W.
J.
Alder.
Ex-Mayor
C.
II.
Onne,
Lieut.
Walter
Hume.
R.
C.
N.
V.
R..
Col.
8.
D.
Johnston.
Major
C.
V.
Evttt
and
others.
Today's
Stocks
(Ouruv
r
S
O
Johnavon
Co
)
New
York
U.
8.
Steel.
33V
General
Motors,
29.
American
Can.
96.
AlHed
Chemical
16.
American
Telephone,
110.
Toronto
HoUlnger,
19.8$.
Bell
Telephone,
117
ft.
BraHUan,
104.
Brewing
Corporation,
84.
C.
P.
R
.
13.
Ford
A..
19.
Wheat
Prices
Winnipeg
Stock
Market
Is
Listless;
Prices
ducUon
of
British-made
picture.
Little
Changed
NEW
YORK.
Aug
18:
-Prices
were
llsUes
in
yesterday
s
trading
on
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange;
as
the
main
body
of
Issues
moved
.
again
within
a
narrow
range
to
fin
ish
almost
unchanged
for
the
day
s
close.
Halifax
Man
Is
Named
President
Of
Fire
Chiefs
INSURANCE
ON
DIONNE
QUINTUPLETS
WILL
BE
TAKEN
OUT
SHORTLY
CALLANDER,
OnL,
Aug.
18:
Heavy
uamacrs
10
i-
souim
rrom
ufe
mKlrance
uken
Actor
In
English
Divorce
Suit
,
wt
50-
ot
lne
t'n
M
Jurr
-
arncnw'Dloflfte'mtaplets
,
.
"
who
are
now
eighty-two
days
LONDON.
Aug.
lb:-Lord
Ash-
old
and
all
of
whom
continue
leva
divorce
suit
naming
Douglas
to
thrive.
Fairbanks
sr.
with
Lady
Ashley
has
'
been
changed
to
a
Jury
case
which
(
is
tantamount
to
announcing
uiai
mages.
Fairbanks
in
Denver
DENVER,
Colorado.
Aug.
18:
On
hi
way
to
Hollywood
after
a
year's
absence
in
Europe.
Douglas
Fairbanks
sr.
announced
here
yesterday
that
he
had
made
arrange-
lion,
was
in
the
chair
and
amongimenU
to
invest
heavily
In
the
pro-
piamtiff
b
.ee.
heavy
Somerville
Leads
In
Golf
Tourney
Had
Three
Hole
Margin
OTer
Jesse
Guilford
ot
Boston
in
Nine
Holes
of
Semi-Final
LAVAL-SUR-LE-LAC.
Que..
Aug.
18:
In
the
semi-final
round
of
the
Canadian
amateur
golf
champion-
SaTors
snip
lournameni
yeateruay,
oanayi
SomervUle
of
London.
Ont.,
had
a'
three
hole
lead
over
Jesse
Guilford
of
Boston
at
the
end
of
nine
holes.
AUSTRALIA
LEAD
BIG
Aussics
Get
Off
to
Kerord'Breaking
Advantage
in
Deciding
Test
Cricket
Match
LONDON.
Aug.
18:
(CPI
Aus
tralia
got
off
to
a
record
smashing
;
advantage
today
In
the
fifth
and
deciding
test
cricket
match.
When
play
for
the
day
closed
the
Aussles
had
garnered
475
runs
for
a
loss
of
only
two
wickets
and
Bradman,'
with
241.
and
Ponsford,
with
205,
LONDON,
Ont
.
Aug
18:-Chlef
,
were
not
out.
They
had
set
up
an
tww
rhnrrhiil.
head
of
the
all
time
teat
record
for
any
wicket
WVM
f
w-
'
Halifax
fire
deoartmcnt
was
una-1
nlmously
elected
president
of
the
Dominion
Association
of
Fire
Chiefs
at
the
conclusion
of
the
annual
convention
here.
British
Pound
and
Canadian
Dollar
on
New
York
Kxchansc
MONTREAL,
Aug.
18:-The
Brl-
.
.
.
...
.
.
,
I
AUA.Arir,M
mQr.
silver
dosed
at
49ic
on
the
local
$.6Va
on
me
10cm
L"V.C.
,L.v
the
nrlce
hav
ket
at
the
week-end
and
the
Uni
da8,
cal
foreign
exchange
market
yes
Ml-
Florence
Oyenor
sailed
.t.rday
last
nlaht
on
the
Princess
Aoemiuc
4uiru
..--
-
dlan
dollar
at
$1.02i2.
j
I
partnership
when
they
put
on
a'
runs.
James
H.
F.
Lacey
of
Vander
hoof,
who
has
been
on
a
trip
to
1
Vancouver,
arrived
In
the
city
from
I
the
south
on
the
Prince
George
j
Friday
and
proiecded
to
the
ln-i
terlor
on
that
evening's
train.
'
Mrs.
T.
C.
Wilding
and
son
Mai-
xrrw
vnnK
Aue
18-
(CP)-Bar
tlsh
pound
sterling
was
quoted
at.
calm,
who
have
been
on
a
three-
weeks'
holiday
visit
to
Victoria,
returned
to
the
city
from
the
south
at
the
week-end.
Miss
Evelyn
Dalby
sails
tonight
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
vacation
trip
to
Vancouver
and
elsewhere
In
the
south.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
AUGUST
18,
1934
Planes
which
passed
ove.
here
yc?.
.cnL.y
afu.'mo
m
on
way
from
Juneau
:
Puset
Sound
FAIRBANKS
BEING
SUED
:
:
HANDS
OFF
DEMANDED
Foreisn
Nations
Must
Leave
Germany
Alone
to
Work
Oat
Des-
I
tinr.
Declares
Uitler..s,,
HAMBURQ.
Germany.
Aug.
18
Foreign
powers
must
let
Germany
alone
to
work
out
her
own
destiny.
President
Adolph
Hitler
declared
yesterday
in
a
speech
before
workers
at
the
Blohm
and
Voss
shipyards.
He
pleaded
for
endorsaUon
of
his
acUon
in
assuming
the
presidency
as
well
as
the
chancelior-
'
ship
ot
Germany.
Five
Million
In
Gold
Bars
Raised
1917.
Recover
Bullion
From
Steamer
Laurcntic
Which
Sank
During
War
LONDONDERRY.
Ireland,
,Aug.
18:
Gold
bullion
valued
at
082.500
has
been
recovered
by
a
nrirate
salvage
firm
from
the
steamer
Laurentlc
which
was
tor
pedoed
and
sunk
by
the
Germans
off
the
north
coast
of
Ireland
In
Naval
Reservists
Leave
Danae
For
Prairie
Homes
Nineteen
ratings
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve,
who
have
been
making
a
training
cruise
on
H.
M.
S.
Danae.
left
the
British
light
cruiser
on
its
arrival
K
nA
-Acf
a
w4
n
r
a
f
t
Af-nnnrt
anil
n
-
;
at
various
prairie
points.
4c.
Halibut
Arrivals
Canadian
ProsDerlty
A..
27.000.
AUin
for
Vancouver
delivery.
5.5c
and
4.8c
Helen
II.
11.000,
Atlln.
5c
and
3.6c.
Toodie,
8,000.
Cold
Storage.
52c
and
4c.
J.
R,
5,200.
Cold
Storage,
5c
and
Southend.
7.000.
Edmunds
and
Walker,
6c
and
5c
R.
W
and
3.5c.
squadron
could
be
dispatched
quickly
to
Alaska
In
case
of
threatened
attack.
I
Col.
Arnold
felt
that
there
should
I
be
a
base
field
In
the
SeatUe
area,
(the
field
at
Bellingnam
should
be
1
brought
Into
use,
that
another
.
landing
field
was
needed
at
Ketchl-
ikan
and
there
should
be
a
better
equipped
field
at
Juneau.
AFTERMATH
OF
KIDNAP
Report
Persists
That
Labatts
Paid
Something
to
Abductors
Hamilton
Racketeers
Try
to
.Muscle
In
TORONTO,
Aug.
18:
(CP
(Al
though
the
family
of
John
S.
La-batt,
wealthy
brewer
and
sportsman
of
London,
Ont..
who
was
released
early
yesterday
morning
after
be
ing
kidnapped,
united
In
declaring
that
not
one
cent
of
the
$150,000
ransom
which
was
demanded
had
been
paid,
it
Is
reported
that
something
less
than
$50,000
was
actually
passed
out
to
the
kidnappers.
Labatt
continues
to
Improve
at
his
home
at
London
following
the
ordeal.
Meanwhile
an
attempt
has
been
revealed
In
Hamilton
ot
racketeers
to
muscle
In
on
the
Labatt
kidnapping
and
extort
money
from
the
brewer's
family
on
the
assurance
that
he
would
be
returned.
HUNT
RIGHT
GOD
GIVEN
Indian
Chief
Advances
Novel
fence
in
Game
Violation
Case
at
Edson
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
Low
De-
EDSON.
Alta..
Aug.
18:-John
O.
Cese,
Chippewa
Indian
chief,;
charged
with
Illegal
possession
of
j
game
carcasses,
told
Magistrate
1
Thurber
that
It
was
a
God-given
I
right
to
kill
game
to
eat.
The
case
;
was
dismissed
on
the
grounds
that
.
the
Indian
was
not
making
whole-
J
sale
slaughter.
j
summary
trial
of
Harold
Dunn.
charged
with
theft
of
$60
from
the
person
of
Oeorge
Sellg.
was
com-
fpleted
before
O.
H.
Munro
and
W.
E.
Colllson,
Justices
of
the
peace,
in
city
police
court
Friday
afternoon
and
adjournment
was
taken
until
next
Tuesday
afternoon
when
argument
of
counsel
will
be
heard.
A.
Carpenter
and
F.
O'Connor,
who
have
been
fishing
on
the
Skeena
River,
sailed
by
the
Prln-
10,000,
Cold
Storage,
4.5c
,
cess
Adelaide
last
night
on
their
re
turn
to
Vancouver.
..
8:25
ajn.
14.1
ft.
20:03
pill.
18.3
It
..
1:41
am.
6.6
ft
13:21
pm.
9.9
ft.
-!
.-3
PRICE;
FIVE
CENTS
VILLAGE
IS
FIRE-SWEPT
UNITED
STATES
ARMY
PLANES
IN
SEATTLE
FROM
JUNEAU
Whole
Town
of
Cascade
Hear
Grand
Forks
Nigh
Wiped
Out
by
Flames
Two
Hotels,
Three
Business
Establishments
and
Other
Property
Destroyed
in
$30,000
Conflagration
Yesterday
GRAND
FORKS,
Aug.
18:
(CP)
Fire
yesterday
al-!"
wiped
out
the
town
of
Cascade
on
the
Kettle
River
r.ur
-
re
with
an
estimated
loss
of
$30,000.
Two
hotels,
'"re
business
establishments
and
other
property
in
the
'
t
.n
the
Kettle
Valley
railway
line
just
east
of
this
.
were
destroyed.
CLUB
DANCE
LAST
NIGHT
frightful
Affair
I
If
Id
in
Honor
Of
01
firm
(
II.
M.
S.
Danae
4
I
t
;
b
;
Cdzcz
Riven
last
night
at
the
r.
pert
Club
In
honor
of
H
Knox-LUtle,
command
r
a
ra
was
a
very
dedahtful
.
me
slxty-flre
couples
be
l
-.endance.
The
rooms
were
rated
for
the
occasion
.
nL
flags,
bunting
and
In
many
colors
and
spe
:
k
rtlecta
Included
a
Aerial
Squadron
Reaches
Seattle
Ten
Bombers
Complete
940-Mile
Flight
South
In
Less
Than
6
Hrs.
Development
of
Aviation
Along
North
Pacific
Coast
Necessary,
Declares
Lieut
Col.
Henry
Arnold
i
Of
Aerial
Squadron
SEATTLE,
Aug.
18:
(CP)
Ten
huge
United
States
Army
bombing
planes
landed
here
at
5:55
last
evening
after
a
non-stop
9
10-mile
flight
from
Juneau
in
five
hours
and
forty-four
minutes.
Lieut.
CoL
Henry
Arnold,
who
was
in
charge
of
the
squadron,
declared
his
belief
that
development
of
aviation
in
the
Puget
Sound
region
and
along
the
Alaska
coast
Is
a
prime
necessity.
He
said
that
a
tactical
1
AMENITIES
EXCHANGED
City
Commissioner
Welcomes
Capt.
Knox-Uttle
ot
II.
M.
S.
Danae
And
Call
b
Returned
Immediately
following
the
arrival
va
,
policy
eiterdayi
alteraoGntotJ
Hl
if.
S.
Danae.
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
boarded
the
snip
to
form-illy
call
upon
Capt
C.
H.
Knox-Uttle.
commanding
officer,
and
ex-nd
an
official
welcome
to
the
city.
U
5:30
In
the
afternoon.
Capt.
.nox-Little
returned
the
amenity
with
a
formal
call
at
the
Commissioner's
office
In
the
City
HalL
Others
boarding
the
ship
to
associate
themselves
with
the
local
welcome
Included
T.
H.
Johnson,
president
ot
the
local
branch
of
the
Navy
League
of
Canada;
Lieut.
Walter
Hume,
commanding
officer
zt
the
local
unit
ot
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve,
and
CoL
S.
D.
Johnston,
officer
com
manding.
First
North
B.
C.
Regiment
102nd.
Battalion.
German
Pastors
Oppose
Bishop
Fourteen
Hundred
Clergymen
Express
Opposition
to
Selection
Of
Hitler
For
Church
Head
BERLIN,
Aug.
18:
Fourteen
hundred
Protestant
pastors,
meet
ing
at
Barmen,
declared
their
op-J
position
to
Rev.
LudWig
Mueller,
now
Reichbishop
under
the
Hitler
!
regime.
Quotas
of
Wheat
Export
Are
Set
By
Conference
LONDON.
Aug.
i
national
Wheat
States
a
1934-35
quota
ot
10.000,000
Argentina's
quota
150,000,000
bushels.
18:
The
Inter-Conference
has
TatiniF
of
nfnr
Mridpnr
in
the
'
tentatively
allocated
the
United
wheat
export
bushels
while
Is
placed
at
Card
of
Thanks
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leonard
Brewerton
desire
to
acknowledge
their
deep
appreciation
of
the
many
expressions
of
sympathy
and
floral
tributes
received
In
their
recent