Weather
Reported
Favorable
Throughout
Route
of
l,ong
Hop
of
6300
Miles
Plane
Passed
Quebec
in
Four
and
a
Half
Hours
WASAGA
BEACH,
OnU,
Aug.
8:
(CP)
On
a
projected
6300-mile
flight
to
Bagdad,
Iraq,
James
Ayling
and
Leonard
Reid
hopped
off
at
G:30
this
morning
in
a
twin-motored
biplane
"Trail
of
the
Caribou."
Weather
was
reported
favorable
all
across
the
Atlantic
Ocean.
The
plane
passed
over
Quebec
at
11
a.m.
daylight
time.
Today's
Stocks
I
Oourt.
f
f!
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Jotuwa
Oo.)
Toronto
Central.
Patricia,
-S3.
Chlbouamau,
.10.
Lee
GoM.
.10.
,
Inter.
NKktf,
24.00.
McaM,
2.82.
Rttmlkt
Oerdvtt,
.68.
Steo,
2.48.
Thorn
p
CdMc
St.
Venture.
M,
Lake
Maron.
JM.
Teck
Hughe.
600.
Sudbury
Dafin,
1.00.
Column
rto,
.2714.
.
Smelter
OtM,
.27.
Can.
Matartfe,
.OS.
Little
Urn
U.
fM.
Astoria
Rottyn.
.10.
SUdaeoHa,
.33.
Mp4e
Leaf,
JJ.
Pickle
Crow,
1.36.
Long
Lac
Lagoon,
JSVfc.
Manitoba
As
Eastern,
.36.
Vancouver
Alexandria,
.03
(ask).
Bayvlew.
.01.
D.
C
Nlekrf.
.95.
Ulg
Missouri,
.32.
I
Bralorne,
15.50.
Bridge
Itlver
Con,
.13.
B
R.
X.,
1.02.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.24.
DunwdLj.18;
-,
"
Dentonla.
JM
Oeorgla
Itlver,
.01.
Oolconda,
.44.
"""
Hercule.
.04,
Indian.
.03
(ask).
Mlnto,
.18.
Meridian,
.09.
Morning
Star.
.10.'
National
Silver,
.04.
Noble
Five,
.0714.
Tend
Oreille,
.59.
Porter
Idaho,
.09.
Tremlcr.
U7.
Reno.
.00
(ask).
Reeves
McDonald.
.12.
Silver
Crest.
.02V
(ask).
Salmon
Oold,
.10.
Taylor
Bridge,
.38.
Wayside.
,QV,.
Wavcrly
Tangier,
.01
8.
United
Empire.
.17.
Halibut
Arrivals
American
Portlock.
37.000,
going
to
Seattle.
Tntoosh,
25,000.
going
to
Seattle.
-ne.
14,000,
5.5c
and
4c.
Atlln.
Tahomn
onnnn
r
j
u,,.
ow..
-
Star.
12.500,
5.7c
and
4c.
Pacific.
Alkl.
12,000,
5.5c
and
4c.
Atlln.
n
.1...
Pro:
"Wily
A
20.000.
0c
and
4c.
8traije
lie.
J
H
,
10,000,
5c
and
4.0c,
Atlln.
A
TL
ANTIC
IS
LEFT
FORTUNE
John
F.
Gallagher
Leaves
Toronto
To
Collect
J300,00
U(t
llim
By
..8n
if
He
Settle
Down
To
Clear
Self
Served
Ten
Years
in
Alberta
On
Anton
Charte
and
Sentenced
To
Hang
But
Later
Freed
TORONTO.
Aug.
8:
CP
John
F.
Gallaghu.
convicted
in
1922
of
the
murder
of
John
O.
Coward
In
Alberta,
sentenced
to
be
hanged
land
later
acquitted.
left
here
yes-
torday
for
England
to
claim
a
for
tune
of
i&OOjOOQ
which
an
aunt,
who
died
three
months
ago.
promised
him
if
he
settled
down
and
married
before
December
26.
1938.
Gallagher
had
been
living
for
the
past
three
months
in
Toronto
under
an
assumed
name.
Gallagher
served
a
ten
year
prison
term
for
arson
in
connection
wiUi
the
burning
of
his
home
in
Al
berta.
He
says
he
will
use
part
of
the
fortune
in
an
effort
to
establish
hit
Innocence
on
the
arson
charge
and
to
bring
to
Justice
the
murderers
of
Oownrd
and
I.
Fuller,
friends
and
neighbors
In
Carbon,
Alta,
both
of
whom
were
killed
within
a
year.
Gallagher
was
at
one
time
identified
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police.
Federal
Revenue
Showing
Increase
i:xrle
and
Income
Tax
Collection
For
Current
Fiscal
Year
Are
Well
Ahead
OTTAWA.
Aug.
8:
(CP)
-Sub
stantlal
Increase
In
customs,
excise
and
Income
tax
collections
for
the
first
four
months
of
the
fiscal
year
amounting
to
$19,300,000
is
rcpor
ted.
Alaska
Salmon
Moving
South
1
,
,,,.
.Million
Three
and
Three-tluarler
,
Worth
to
be
Unded
'
At
Seattle
In
Two
Weeks
j
T'V
(CP-Ten
I..
-n-ruintr
730.000
cases
of
Alaska
salmon
valued
at
$3.750000
,,
Hntk
here
within
the
next
two
wecks.
Hapsburg
Restoration
May
Be
Next
Today's
Weaf
Tomorrow's
Tides
V
Prince
nupert
Overcast,
w
"ft
Hh
0:23
a.m.
19,7
ft.
barometer,
30J8;
temperature,
tyr
13:16
pjn.
185
It.
tea
smooth.
Low
7:08
am.
ZZ
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
19:14
pa.
7.4
It.
,
No.
184,
Vol
XXIV
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST
8,
1934
v.
NEW
EAST
PRAIRIES
LASHED
BY
RAIN
Ayling
and
Reid
Hop
Off
Today
From
Lake
Ontario
For
Bagdad
An
exiled
nyal
family
Uie
former
Empr'cs
Zlu
ar
r.,hi.
cm
..en
were
pic.ured
at-
Steer
ock
erzeel
caitie
The
rcyai
hopes
of
.h..
fan-.,
y
i.r
vc
xJ
hi
he
21
ye-r
old
Archduke
Ot'-o.
extreme
left
who
is
being
gracmed
m
iu.m-r.-
I
f
t.
Cjr
".
'
vac-:
d
by
his
father
:he
...to
Emperjr
Karl,
according
to
observers
of
monarchist
acUviVics
m
Austria,
The
rr.u
:
.archtsts
are
said
to
be
planning
a
coup
In
h:s
favor
Archduke
Otto
has
just
left
Steenockcrzce:
pre'umab.y
for
Iuiy
where
It
is
reported
he
will
press
suit
for
the
hand
of
Princess
Maria,
youngest
daughter
of
Kin
Victor
Emmanuel.
CHILE
TO
miW
WAR?raHUU0
1S
Spread
of
South
American
Conflict
Seen
In
Withdrawal
of
Diplomatic
Representatives
SANTIAGO,
Chile.
Aug.
8
The!
possibility
of
Chile
joining
with
Bolivia,
against
Paraguay
in
the
war
over
the
Gran
Chaco
territorial
dispute
was
seen
yesterday
with
the
withdrawal
of
diplomatic
represen
tatives
betwen
the
two
republics.
Whether
diplomatic
relations
were
ielng
broken
off
or
merely
the
re
spective
representatives
changed
did
not
seem
to
be
clear.
Chile
is
known
to
have
been
in
sympathy
with
Bolivia
in
the
dispute.
SERVICE
IS
IMPRESSIVE
Colorful
Ceremony
In
Connection
With
Canadian
Corps
Reunion
In
Toronto
TORONTO,
Aug.
8:
A
drumhead
divine
service
in
connection
with
the
Canadian
Corps
reunion
was
a
colorful
ceremony.
Fifty
thousand
Great
War
veterans
and
200.000
spectators
took
part
In
the
service
which
was
attended
by
many
distinguished
visitors
Including
Ad
miral
of
the
Fleet
Tyrwhltt
and
Viscount
Field
Marshal
Lord
Alien-by.
Negotiations
Are
Denied
By
United
States
Secretary
WASHINGTON.
DC.
Aug.
8:-Secretary
of
State
Cordcll
Hul!
denies
reports
that
the
United
States
and
Great
Britain
have
been
In
nccotlatlon
looking
for
a
possible
united
front
In
the
Pacific
after
next
year's
naval
conference.
Is
Put
To
Death
For.Takimr
Part
,
In
Assassination
VIENNA.
Aug.
8:
Ernest
Fclke
was
hanucd
.on
the
gallows
here
last
night
for
rt'nJ
"
.putsch
last
month
In
which
Chan-
cellor
Englcbcrt
Dolfuss
was
slain
OCEAN
FLIGHT
IS
ON
V
7
:
nopeiui
lei
Of
Work
Plan!
i
VICTORIA,
Aug.
8:
Premier
T.
D.
Pat-tullo
announced
yester
day
that
he
was
still
ne-
gotiating
Wltll
Uttawa
for
a
loan
of
$5,000,000
1
with
which
to
put
into
j
operation
his
"work
and
4
.
.
1
wages
program
ana
that
he
had
strong
hopes
of
being
successful
in
getting
the
loan.
ELECTED
BY
ACCLAMATION
Ion.
Peter
lleenan
Enters
Ontarip
Legislature
Without
Opposition.
Reing
Named
Minister
KENORA,
Ont..
Aug.
8:
Hon.
Peter
Heenan.
minister
of
lands
and
forests
In
the
cabinet
of
Pre
-
evening
elected
by
acclamaUon
to
the
provincial
house
for
Kenora-
Ralny
River,
there
being
no
other
nominations
for
the
by-election.
He
was
formerly
federal
labor.
PRKMICR
MACDONALI)
ENDS
CANADA
VISIT;
OFF
TO
NEWFOUNDLAND
HALIFAX,
Aug.
8:
Prime
Minister
J.
Ramsay
MacDonald
of
Great
Britain
ahd
his
daushter.
Miss
Ishbel
Marnnn.
aid,
ended
their
vacation
In
Nova
Scotia
and
Canada
today
when
they
sailed
for
New-
foundland
where
they
will
spend
a
week
before
procced-
lng
home
to
England.
.The
Premier
Is
greatly
Improved
In
health.
AND
ELECTRIC
Move
in
Austria
V0N
PAPEN
ACCEPTED
Austrian
Government
Takes
Nazi
Leader
as
Ambassador
Extraordinary
VIENNA.
Aug.
8:
Chancellor
Schuschnigg
announced
yesterday
that
Franz
von
Papen
had
been
formally
accepted
by
the
Austrian
fffivprnmpnt
a
amhiuaHnr
vtra.
'ordinary
of
Germany
to
Vienna,
Tension
between
Germany
and
Austria
is
lessened
as
a
result
of
the
!aPProva
of
von
Papen-s
appoint-
tripnL
Economic
Index
In
Canada
Is
Higher
Improvement
in
Canada
Continues
With
July
Showing
Advance
Over
June
OTTAWA.
July
8:
The
economic
Index
maintained
by
the
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics
averaged
high
er
In
July
than
in
June
although
a
recession
was
shown
in
the
last
week
of
the
month.
Elrrir
fnmnanv
!
Arnuires
Wclland
Ontario,
Factory
'
WELLAND.
Ont..
Aug
8
It
has
been
announced
that
the
Common
I
wealth
Electric
Products
Corpora
-
.
ion
has
acquired
a
factory
In
el-.
jlanl
and
will
shortly
thH
manuiaciure
oi
lis
uiuuuti
"
that
point.
Today's
Weather
i
TerraceCloudy.
calm.
54.
Anyox
Part
cloudy,
calm,
56.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm.
68.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm.
St.
Smtthers
Cloudy,
calm.
cool.
',
Burns
Lake
-Cloudy,
calm.
50.
Card
of
Thanks
Mrs.
Bob
Fornasa
and
family
wish
to
thank
their
many
friends
for
tokens
of
sympathy
and
assls-
tance
In
their
recent
bereavement.
riree
Men
4re
Oed
By
Lightning
While
At
Work
in
Wheat
Fields
Middle
West
States
Report
Heat
Wave
Unabated
With
Temperatures
of
Over
One
Hundred
Degrees
Manitoba
and
Saskatchewan
Get
Moisture
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
8:
(CP)
Wild
electrical
storms
followed
by
rain
of
torrential
proportions
in
some
sections
lashed
the
arid
areas
of-
Manitoba
and
parts
of
Saskatchewan
last
night.
Three
men
were
killed
by
lightning
while
working
in
the
fields.
From
the
Middle
West
of
the
United
States
last
night
came
reports
of
temperatures
of
well
over
100
degrees
in
Iowa
and
other
agricultural
states
as
the
heat
wave
continued
unabated.
FUNERAL
OF
HINDENBURG
tulofized
by
Hitler
Who
Says
He
Was
Not
Responsible
For
Losing
War
BERLIN.
Aug.
8:
Eulogizing
the
late
President
In
an
oraUon
at
the
funeral
service
yesterday,
Adolph
HiUer
declared
that
Field
Marshal
yesterday.
The
worst
drought
In
a
Paul
von
Hlndenburg
had
not
been
quarter
of
a
century
in
the
United
to
blame
for
the
way
the
Great
States
and
Canadian
prairies
corn-War
had
ended
as
far
as
Germany
bined
with
lack
of
moisture
in
Euro-
was
concerned.
It
was
the
polIU-
clans
of
that
day
who
had
been
re
sponsible,
HiUer
declared.
Germany
was
in
national
mourn
ing
and
the
streets
were
crowded
with
many
thousands
desirous
of
paying
tribute
to
the
great
soldier
and
hero
of
Tannenburg,
statesman
and
friend
of
many
to
whom
he
was
known
affectionately
as
"Old
Paul.",
The
body
was
entombed
at
Tan
nenburg.
East
Prussia,
last
night
In
a
war
memorial
raised
by
the
people
of
Germany
in
his
honor.
'
Washington
Service
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
Aug.
8:
Secretary
of
State
Cordell
Hull
and
diplomatic
representaUves
of
many
nations
of
the
world
were
in
atten-
dance
at
a
memorial
service
held
In
i
the
Lutheran
Church
here
yesterday
for
the
late
President
Paul
von
Hlndenburg
of
Germany.
Service
in
raris
PARIS.
Aug.
8:
Memorial
service
for
the
late
Field
Marshal
Paul
von
Hlndenburg.
who
led
the
German
armies
against
France
during
Uie
Great
War,
was
held
at
a
Lu
theran
Church
here
yesterday
and
I
was
attended
DV
nl8n
state
and
B0V"
eminent
uuickus.
Several
French
towns
yesterday
"
1"
M
r."!
J.Z
French
haU
n(an
in
honor
of
the
late
Pre-
sldent
Hlndenburg.
Noted
Politician
Of
Pennsylvania
Has
Passed
Away
PHILADELPinA,
Aug.
8:
William
S.
Vare.
ased
66.
one
of
the
jmost
colorful
political
leaders
in
the
history
of
the
State
of
Pennsyl
!
vania,
Is
dead
here.
Funeral
Notice
i
.The
funeral
of
Uie
late
David
(
Smith
win
take
place
tomorrow
l
iThursday
at
2
pm.
from
the,
Chapel
of
the
B,
C.
Undertakers.
STORMS
LIVERPOOL
WHEAT
UP
Price
Rises
to
Jl
For
First
Time
In
Four
Years
Other
Foodstuffs
Also
Mounting
LIVERPOOL.
Aug.
8:
For
the
first
time
in
four
years,
the
price
of
wheat
went
up
to
$1
a
bushel
here
pean
agricultural
countries
is
also
forcing
up
the
prices
of
other
food
commodities.
Prairie
Suicide
Made
Sure
Of
It
Ben
Tinkler
Left
.Nothing
to
Chance
When
He
Took
His
Own
Life
In
Webb
District
SWIFT
CURRENT.
Sask..
Aug.
8;
Bri
Tinkler,
a
Webb
district
re-
sldent,
left
nothing
to
chance
when
ne
committed
suicide.
He
set
fire
to
a
large
stack
of
hay.
climbed
to
the
top
and
then
shot
himself
wltrt
a
shotgun.
Eastern
Kiwanis
Convention
City
Is
To
He
Halifax
MONTREAL,
Aug.
8:
Halifax
has
been
chosen
for
this
year's
convention
of
the
Ontarlo-Quebec-
Maritime
Kiwanis
districts,
accord
ing
to
announcement
made
here.
MERELY
ATTEMPT
TO
STIR
UP
TROUBLE,
STEVENS
DECLARES
-
EDMONTON.
Aug.
8:
The
"fuss"
over
the
Incident
in
which
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett
ordered
the
destruction
of
a
pamphlet
containing
observa-
tlons
of
the
Minister
of
Trade
and
Commerce
In
regard
to
the
evidence
at
the
mass
buying
and
price
spreads
lnvestlga-
tlon
Is
"merely
an
attempt
to
stir
up
trouble
between
the
Prime
Minister
and
myself,"
declared
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens
on
his
arrival
here
yesterday
en-
rouie
10
me
racmc
uoasi.
'
8
m