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United,
.1
1.
fating
their
fourtu
successive
year
of
crop
failure.
;
It
U
estimated
that
half
a
million
livestock
will
be
moved.
Under
the
terms
of
the
agreement
.the
railways
wtll
transport
the
eattte
to
ferine
grounds
In
the
north
at
forty
peroral
of
the
not-
Imal
frt4fcht
nates,
aad
settlers
and
ef
frets
at
sixty
-ux
and
two-thirds
'percent
Feed
fodder
wtll
be
carried
'to
the
drought
areas
for
cattle
own-
led
by
families
remaining
there
at
l
sixty-six
and
two-thirds
percent
1
The
federal
government
splits
tthe
transportation
costs
with
the
I
provincial
governments
on
a
fifty
'fifty
basis.
lOBJECT
TO
LAND
TAX
Sabotage
is
Resorted
to
by
Farmers
Of
Irish
Free
State
LIMERICK.
Irish
Free
State.
Aug.
23:
Farmers
of
Limerick
and
Waterford
have
registered
their
objections
to
the
annuity
land
tax
sales
by
felling
trees
over
roads,
cutting
lines
of
communication
and
ripping
up
railway
tracks
CONFERENCE
NEAR
CLOSE:
Wheat
Pact
Nations
Give
Approval
To
General
Propoals
at
London
Parley
LONDON.
Aug.
23:
The
International
wheat
conference
was
pre-
oared
to
wind
up
Its
work
yesterday
1
by
giving
final
approval
to
a
series
1034
wheat
pact.
sssslslllllBalliiisllssslslssssssssBsssslssssllsssslssslssss
sl
She
Plan
of
Hon.
Robert
Weir,
Minister
of
Agriculture,
Seen
As
Solution
For
Plight
of
10000
Families
Suffering
Fourth
Straight
Crop
Failure
TORONTO-
Aug.
23:
(CP)-Hon.
Robert
Weir,
min-
j,hn
Gritrwjn,
utitbh
riier,
Forced'
ister
of
agriculture,
announces,
according
to
the
Toronto
io.
Mike
unuim
in
ictUndic
Mail
and
Empire,
an
agreement
with
the
provinces
and
nor
railways
whereby
settlers
and
livestock
will
be
transpor
ted
at
reduced
rates
from
drought-stricken
southern
areas
of
Manitoba,
Saskatchewan
and
Alberta
to
the
,
from
the
0r,.h
trawler
i.JTh.
out
Minnii.
Jnim
flrleiiuin.
,
'
"
..
,
,
problem
of
forty
thousand
families
i
-
Imu
,.i
on
it,-
the
L:
i
.'i
jown
in
a
...
.
.
f
I
'
.and
t
New
Wheat
Evolved
At
1
district
on
official
duties.
Ottawa
Advancing
Million
Dollars
to
This
Province
For
Public
Works
Program
VICTORIA.
Aug.
23:
(CP)
The
federal
govem-i.
ment
will
advance
$1,000,000
to
British
Columbia
for
public
works,
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
announced
this
afSo
far'as
direct
relief
is
concerned,
the
Premier
stated
no
agreement
had
as
yet
been
concluded
on
the
question
of
monthly
contributions,
the
matter
being
left
in
abeyance
until
returns
are
completed
as
of
August
31.
Vanderhoof!
For
fourteen
years
the
farmers
of
the
interior
of
British
Columbia
have
been
asking
for
an
experimental
farm
but
so
far
have
failed
to
secure
anything.
The
result
has
been,
according
to
George
Ogston
of
Vanderhoof,
that
they
have
been
doing
a
lot
of
experimental
Work
for
Game
Warden
Ed.
Martin
sailed
nf
General
nronosals
for
submission
this
morning
on
the
Princess
Louise
ndherlmr
to
the
for
a
trip
to
the
Telegraph
creek
VU
UK
8w.v......"-
.....
j
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
prince
Rupert
Clear,
light
High
0:25
im
222
ft.
northwest
wind;
barometer.
30.40;
13:09
p.m.
21.1
ft.
temperature,
68;
ea
smooth.
Low
...
6:59
am
1.1
ft.
19:13
pm.
35
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
v.
XXIV
.
No.
195.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
AUGUST
23,
1934
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
Settlers
grate
To
Northern
Prairies
MTED
STATES
NAVAL
CRAFT
ARE
READY
FOR
NEXT
HOP
Arrangements
Made
to
Transport
Settlers
and
Livestock
Out
of
Drought
Areas
To
Better
Field
AVIATOR
IS
DOWN1
H.R.H.
The
Duke
of
Gloucester
Paying
a
vilt
j
Linslp
it-re
agr.
alt.ai
suw
Ths
pi:f-ure
shon-s
HHJl
walking
round
the
show
grounds
with
otCaials.
BOARD
IS
APPOINTED
rcpler,
Grant
and
Gunn
Named
To
.Marketing
Body
Dr.
Lamb
Provincial
Librarian
VICTORIA,
Aug;
23:
(CP)
The
British
Columbia
Marketing
Wi?W
m
A
w
FOR
N.R.A.
Beinp
Charted
by
President
Roosevelt
and
Will
be
Completed
Early
in
September
WASHINGTON.
DC.
Aug.
23:
I
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt,
In
themselves.
One
farmer,
A
Crant
and
Wallace
It.
Gunn.
j
completed
in
September.
Haakon
Stangebye
of
the
Vanderhoof
district,
has
lor
lour
years
oeen
Ti
working
on
the
development
of
a
new
wheat
suitable
for
the
district.
Some
of
the
wheat
was
shown
by
Mr.
Ogston
at
the
convention
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
Bri
tish
Columbia
this
week
i
and
elicited
much
favorable
comment.
It
is
a
92-day
wheat
and
the
originator
feels
sure
he
has
a
wheat
that
will
give
increased
yield.
It
has
not
yet
been
named.
Board
has
been
appointed
by
the
1
a
series
of
conferences,
has
charted
provincial
government
as
fol-
Ja
reorganization
of
the
recovery
lows:
Eric
Pepler.
chairman;
J.
administration
plan
which
will
be
All
are
government
officials.
also
made
j
Announcement
was
1
r
f
1
1
today
of
the
appointment
of
Dr.
!
Jotll
KeiieiS
AfC
tvaye
urao,
a
name
ui,
.
1
Westminster
and
graduate
of
the
I
University
of
British
Columbia
and
London,
as
provincial
Northern
Prairie
Days,
Turns
up
ai
luacK
uiver
WINNIPEG.
Aug.
23:
George
O.
Mackie.
northwestern
aero-marine
'
pilot,
who
has
been
missing
for
four
1
days,
Is
rep-rted
safe
at
Black
i
River,
northwest
of
here.
Card
of
Thanks
Mother,
husband
and
family
of
the
late
Mrs.
Violet
Pollard
desire
to
thank
their
marly
friends
for
the
kind
expressions
of
sympathy
and
floral
tributes
received
during
their-
recent
bereavement.
AUSTRIA
NOW
O.UIKT
.
IT
'1BU
.11(11111114
13
LIFTED
ON'
TLESDAVit
VIENNA.
Aug.
22:
Martial
law,
which
has
been
effective
In
Austria
since
the
Nazi
putsch
of
July
25,
was
lifted
on
Tuesday
night.
The
country
Is
reported
as
being
generally
calm.
Liable
to
Arrest
In
United
States
Gold
Price
Is
Up
Both
in
New
York
'
And
London
Marts
MONTREAL.
Aug!
23:
TCP1
GoitiH
was
up
four
cents
to
$3432
per
3,
ounce
In
London
yesterday
m
Ca-;"J
nadlan
funds
The
American
price
was
$34.06
in
Canadian
funds.
Grit
Election
In
Athabaska
'
1
Is
Confirmed
PRINCE
ALBERT.
Aug.
23.
-The
election
of
D.
Hall,
Liberal,
with
a
majority
of
390.
is
omciany
ae-jpi
clared
with
the
completion
of
the
L
final
count
of
the
deferred
election
5
In
Athabaska
constituency
from
the
Saskatchewan
general
election.
Twelfth
Plane
Here
and
Will
Make
Trip
South
With
Squadron
Expedition
Now
Under
Twenty-Four
Hours'
Notice
to
Depart
But
May
Not
Get
Away
Until
Saturday,
Regularly
Scheduled
Date
Lieut
G.
L.
Huff's
flying
boat,
which
made
a
forced
landing
on
account
of
engine
trouble
near
Coronation
Island,
Alaska,
on
Tuesday
afternoon
while
coming
here
from
Sitka
with
the
United
States
Navy
squadron
of
twelve
planes,
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
at
7
:30
last
eve-ning
on
the
deck
of
the
aircraft
tender
Swan
and
had
com-
1
.
Hpleted
repairs
this
afternoon
and
rprLTriT'NT
jn
(made
test
flights.
The
ma-
AUilUiVlt
1
r.rfnllllN
XVJ
In
chine
will
be
ready
to
Join
the
(squadron
when
It
hops
off
from
ITVJPDi?
A
CIMf
here
at
end
r
the
week
for
lllVlirulivl
Vancouver
enroute
back
to
San
I
Diego.
Menace
ot
Second
Russo-Japanese
The
three
surface
craft
and
12
War
Appears
to
be
Intensified
I
aircraft
are
today
under
orders
to
I
I
be
in
readiness
to
leave
within
1
TOKYO.
Aug.
23:
Menace
of
a
twenty-four
hours
although
the
second
tRusso-Japanese
Kar
'
ap;
Original,
plan,
was
that
they
would
pears
to
be
Intensified
as
a
result
j
remain
here
until
Saturday,
of
Increasing
tension
between
both
I
1
natlnnt
nvor
f-ot-tirront
InrlHAnf
"
along
the
Manchukuo
-
Siberian;
border.
Jews
to
Continue
German
Boycott
L'ntil
Their
Full
Rights
as
Citizens
Have
Been
Restored,
Geneva
Conference
Decides
GENEVA,
Aug.
23:
Delegates
to
the
World
Jewish
Conference
have
issued
a
communioue
declarlne
TRADE
PACT
having
forfeited
ball
bonds
of
j
followlnz
their
Indictment
on
11
quor
smuggling
charges.
Henry
Relfel
and
his
son,
George
Relfel,
if
Vancouver
are
now
both
subject
to
arrest
when
they
step
on
United
States
soli
again.
The
offences
are
non-extraditable.
I
TTrTIM7D
117
A
V
:
UNDER
UilJLEiI
WAY
Yl
l
1
GOING
INTO
SECLUSION
Grief-Stricken
at
Causing
Brother's
Death,
Spanish
Princess
to
Retire
to
Convent
PARIS,
Aug.
23:
Grief-stricken
at
having
recently
caused
the
death
of
her
brother,
Prince
Gon-zalo.
in
an
automobile
accident,
the
Infanta
Beatrice,
daughter
of
themselves
in
favor
of
eontlnulntr
Former
King
Alphonso
of
Spain,
the
anti-German
boycott
untU
Plans
on
spending
the
rest
of
her
Jews
have
been
reinstated
with
,
1Ue
ta
a
convent.
full
rights
as
German
citizens.
AMY
MOLLISO.N
BECOMES
COMMERCIAL
AIR
PILOT
SEATTLE,
Aug.
23:
(CP-Both
OVER
ENGLISH
CHANNEL
DM
1
1
J
C
t
l0O,wo
on
lauin
w
appear
in
1
LONDON.
Aug.
22:
(CP)
1
llOt
LanUS
Oaie
federal
court
here
for
arraignment
j
.Negotiations
Between
Canada
and
Amy
Johnson
Molllson.
noted
1
George
O.
Mackie
Missing
For
Four
Poland
Have
Been
Opened
uruisn
aviamx.
wm
De
me
t
1
first
woman
pilot
on
a
regular
WARSAW.
Poland,
Aug.
23:
Pre-'
cross-channel
service,
having
llmlnary
negotiations
for
a
trade
accepted
a
post
as
commercial
agreement
between
Canada
and
pilot
with
the
Imperial
Air-
Poland
are
now
under
way.
,
ways.
She
explains
that
she
:
wants
a
maximum,
of
practice
NO
FISH
SALES
before
she
enters
the
London-
:
Australia
air
race
with
her
'
No
boats
being
In
with
catches.
husband
In
October.
"
here
was
no
sale
of
halibut
on
the
local
Fish
Exchange
this
morning.
Tonight's
Program
7:45
Mr.
Collin
and
the
Anlmatophone.
8:15
Home
Gas
Optimists
In
a
change
of
program
featuring
Isabelle
McEwan.
Ernest
J.
Colton.
Frank
Anders,
Chris
Kenny
with
his
Punch
and
Judy
Show.
Home
Gas
Orchestra
and
entertainers.
Added
attraction.
"Halght
&
Halght."
European
,
dance
team.
A
two-hour
vaudeville
show.
See
these
popular
radio
artists
In
person.
.
..Dancing.
Following
Program
to
the
strains
of
the
Home
Gas
Orchestra
Admission,
50c;
Children,
25c
TOMORROW'S
PROGRAM
7:45
Pictures
and
vaudeville
In
building
followed
by
a
big
dance
to
the
music
of
the
Home
Gas
Optimists
Orchestra.
Additional
seating
provided
for
tonight
s
.its
1
lL.
1
1
ia
s
a
B
B
B
si
&
&
5
u