Today's
Stocks
lOourV
n
Jnhj-ij.nl.
Oi.l
Vancouver
Alexandria,
.0l?i.
Bayview,
.03)4.
n
C
Nickel,
.73.
Big
Missouri.
22
Uradlan.
2.50.
"v
Bralome.
1425:
B.
R.
Cons,
.10.
4
n.
R.
X.
Oold,
.63.
Cariboo
Quartz,
126.
(
Dentonla.
.49.
Dunwcll,
.10.
Georgia
River,
.01.
Oolconda.
JO.
Hercules,
.03
V.
Indian.
.01
li.
Mtnto.
.21.
Meridian,
.12.
Morning
Star,
15.
National
Silver,
.03V4.
'
'
Noble
Five,
.07.
Tend
Oreille,
.55.
Porter
Idaho,
.08,
i.
Premier.
1.32.
Reward,
.05.
Reno,
.85.
Silver
Crest,
.01
V
Salmon
Oold,
20.
i
Taylor
Bridge,
JO.
Wayside.
.09,i.
Whitewater,
.05.
Waverly
Tangier.
.0U.
United
Empire.
JO.
I1AU
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
20:
(CP)-Uar
Mlver
was
quoted
nt
49
Vic
per
ounce
on
the
local
metal
market
yesterday,
up
8c
from
Tuesday.
There
was
no
change
today.
marn.
Hritinh
Pound
and
Canadian
Dollar
on
New
York
Exchange
MONTREAL.
Rrrit.
2(1:
Thn
lirl-
tlsh
pound
sterling
was
selling
nt
here,
down
Vc.
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
20:
The
British
pound
trllni
nm
(rnrilni?
nt
03Va.
off
.00?ic,
on
the
local
for-"
exchange
yesterday,
tho
Canadian
dollar
at
$1.03
1-10,
un-thatiRed,
and
the
French
franc
nt
$0007.
9
Drtush;,
:
W
the
half
way
?
The
Rainbow
was
six
minutes
and
forty
seconds
behind
at
the
half
way
mark.
The
wind
switched
with
a
velocity
of
fifteen
miles
at
the
start
of
the
homeward
stretch
and
It
was
expected
it
would
be
a
close
race
which
should
favor
the
Britisher.
The
Endeavour
beat
the
Rainbow
across
the
starting
line
In
to-
1
day's
race
which
was
a
fifteen
mile
run
before
the
wind
and
a
fllteen
'mile
beat
home.
The
Endeavour
managed
to
pull
ahead
by
half
a
mile
when
three
miles
from
the
half
way
mark
in
a
five
knot
breeze.
Dettlng
was
three
to
one
on
Wall
Street
in
New
York
last
night
for
the
Endeavour
to
win
the
cup.
Bishop
of
Three
Rivers
Succumbs
Heart
Attack
Troves
Fatal
to
Mgr.
Francois
Xavier
Clouller,
Aged
86
THREE
RIVERS.
Que..
Sept.
20:
(CP)
Monslgnor
Francois
Xavier
Cloutler.
need
86.
Bishop
of
the
Roman
Catholic
diocese
of
Three
Rivers,
died
from
a
heart
attack
Tuesday
night.
CANADIAN
(50I.D
MONTREAL.
Sept.
20:-Thc
Ca
nadlan
Rold
price
was
unchanged
at
$33.97
per
ounce
as
compared
with
the
London
price
of
$34.14,
up
2c.
Recipient
of
Ransom
Money
In
Lindbergh
Cases
is
Under
Arrest
in
New
York
Today
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
20:
(CP)
The
police
announced
this
afternoon
that
they
have
in
custody
the
man
who
received
the
$50,000
ransom
money
paid
by
Col.
Charles
A.
Lindbergh
in
an
unsuccessful
effort
to
recover
his
kidnapped
son
more
than
two
years
i
iro
'
The
man
under
arrest
is
Bernard
Richard
Haupt-mann
of
New
York.
ley.
.member
of
the
scientific
stalf
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
E
perlmental
Station,
gave
an
ad
dress
of
great
Interest
to
parent-
and
teachers
on
the
sub'e-t
-"How
to
8tudy.M
At
the
outeet
Mr.
Chamley
briefly
consiaere-the
human
body
as
a
behaving
organism
and
described,
by
mea"
of
diagrams
and
examoles
receiving,
connecting,
and
rear
ing
mechanisms.
Study
and
lea"
nlng
were
intimately
related
the
laws
and
principles
of
ps
rhnlftffv.
The
first
ereat
Drtnnoie
-
-
-
-
1
oped
the
jib
trouble
and
ran
Into
a,
;
a
.
?
1
soft
spot.
With
an
hour
and
fifty
minute
to
complete
the
race,
the
3annb&HoltshttrlS
lead
of
1100
,ard.
Uie
rime
miirin
by
which
elaborated
the
most
Imoortant
o'
the
laws
of
ieamlnThse.wre
The
Law
of
Use.
The
Law
of
pis-
the
the
learning
process
from
the
simpler
forms
of
sensory-motor
learning
up
tq
the
higher
and
more
complex
thought
and
reasoning
pro-eejLvi
the
sneaker
showed
how
these
great
laws
were
Involved
In
all
learning
processes.
Interesting
examples
were
given
of
how
these
laws
were
specifically
applied
to
the
teaching
and
learning
of
such
subjects
as
writing,
spelling,
memorizing
and
problem
solving.
The
importance
of
the
principle
of
ln-telllaent
use
was
emohaslzed
In
the
learning
of
spelling
and
In
the
seaulsatlon
of
the
vocabulary
of
a
foreign
language.
Certain
economical
metr.oas
01
study
which
resulted
in
greater
Dcrmanence
of
recall,
and,
conse
qucntly.
In
the
Improvement
of
Wnilnff
were
exDlalned
and
el
aborated.
Such
methods
were
learning
by
wholes
or
by
large
units
in
preference
to
part
learn
ing
or
learning
bv
sman
units
Miaced
practice
periods
In
pre
ference
to
unspaced
periods;
part
of
the
study
period
given
to
recall
.
..
..
...
.
-
j-
oy
reciiauon
m
preierence
wj
uc-
votlng
the
whole
time
to
reading
Capacity
For
Learnlne
After
elvlng
a
practical
Ulustra-
Contlnucd
on
Pige
2
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
20:
(CP)
Wheat
was
quoted
at
79sic
on
the
lopal
pxrhjmce
yesterday,
down
from
8U4C
Tuesoay.
returning
the
latter
price
today.
LANDS
AT
VANCOUVER
Capt.
Jud
Thurber
Delivers
nrsi
Load
of
Halibut
Received
There
For
Some
Time
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
20:
(CP
cant
Jud
Thurber
of
Prince
Rupert
Robert
Hunter,
who
has
been
attached
to
the
staff
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
for
the
past
year
or
so
follow
ing
the
closing
down
of
the
branch
at
Hazelton
of
which
he
was
mana
ger.
will
sail
on
the
Prince
George
tonight
for
Vancouver
to
report
to
head
office
there
for
transfer.
He
will
be
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Hunter.
Mr.
Hunter
has
recently
been
relieving
the
manager
at
Burns
Lake,
having
arrived
from
there
Tuesday
night.
VANCOUVER
MAN
SPEAKS
A.
E
Burton
of
Vancouver
was
the
principal
speaker
at
a
mass
meeting
held
last
night
In
the
Canadian
Labor
Defence
League
Hall.
J.
C.
Eresch
of
Belolt.
Kansas,
who
has
extensive
property
holdings
here
,1s
a
visitor
In
the
city
on
business,
having
arrived
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
George,
yesterday.
,
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides-
High
.12:00
ajtn.
20.8
ft.
Prince
Ruperi
uvercast,
cam.
barometer,
30.34;
temperature,
55;
Of
Low
5:47
ajn.
3.3
It.
jra
smooth.
18:09
p.m.
4.4
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
as
Vol.
XXIV
.
No.
210.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER
20,'
1934
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
RAIW0WWM
TODAYS
YACHT
RACE
ETHICS
OF
STEVENS
ARE
CRITICIZED
BY
MACKENZIE
KING
Endeavour
Has
Trouble
With
Jib
and
Loses
to
Defender
in
Last
Stage
British
Boat
Hud
Bad
Luck
in
loosing
Lead
of
Eleven
Hundred
Yards
Which
She
Was
Enjoying
at
Half
Way
Mark
Before
Being
Becalmed
NEWPORT,
R.I.,
Sept.
20;
(CP)
The
American
defender
Rainbow
captured
the
third
race
in
the
America's
(
up
series
today
to
make
the
count
so
far
two
to
one
in
favor
of
the
British
challenger,
Endeavour.
The
Rainbow
won
by
a
margin
of
three
minutes
and
two
seconds
after
going
off
her
course
past
the
half
way
mark
to
hunt
for
,
.
.
-
.
,
'
ind
wrueii
she
found,
picking
up
Mediation
Board
Holding
Sessions
No
Danger
of
Further
Shipping
Tie-Up
Before
Chrhtmat
DAN
FRANCISCO.
Sept.
20:
-The
kri)Kro
mediation
buardt
Upholding
sc&.lons
at
Portland.
Seattle
end
San
rtancUco.
It
Is
expected
1U
report
will
not
be
ready
before
Christmas
which
meant
there
can-
no'
be
ivy
resumption
of
the
strike
i
b'
fiirc
then.
i
brew
which
wag
denied
the
En-.cavour
on
Uie
homeward
flfteen-
nlle
reach.
The
American
boat
.iptdly
overhauled
the
Endeavoui
Ahlch
was
having
trouble
with
hei
Genoa
Jib.
Alter
rounding
the
firs)
buoy
more
than
six
and
a
half
min
utes
ahead,
the
lite
uiucdvuui
Endeavour
devel
uiicr
P.T.ASS'N
RESUMES
'How
to
Study"
Subject
of
Inter-etlng
Address
by
Frank
Charnley
The
first
regular
meeting
of
the
I
Prince
Rupert
Parent-Teacr.en
Association
since
the
summer
vac
ation
was
held
last
night
In
the
Borden
Street
Sihool
with
Mrs.
D
C.
Stuart
presiding.
Following
the
business
meetlru
and
musical
program,
F.
Charn
Directed
the
Rescuing
of
Passengers
1
'
9
j
Captain
A,
R
Frn:
of
the
ss
Monarch
of
Bermuda,
who
dl-rectet
the
rescue
of
65
passrngers
from
he
Ill-fated
Morro
Castle,
whl.ii
was
rr-enUy
destroyed
by
fire
off
New
Jersey
coast.
PACK
FOR
THIS
YEAR
Total
of
160.000
Cases
of
Salmon
Has
so
Far
Been
Put
up,
ON
j
tidal
Figures
Show
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
20:
(CPI
The
British
Columbia
salmon
pack
arrived
from
the
Area
No.
3
BanKSjon
September
is
xoiaiiea
i.uou,uw
vpstprdav
with
his
halibut
boat
'cases
or
nearly
700,000
cases
less
Vera
Beatrice,
bringing
In
the
first
than
in
1930.
atch
of
halibut
to
be
received,
The
Fraser
River
pack
totalled
here
In
many
weeks.
1217.000
cases,
approximately
55,000
Capt
Thurber
sold
3000
pounds
cases
higher
than
In
1930.
of
chickens
and
large
at
8c
and
j
3500
pounds
of
medium
at
8.6c
as
.
r
.
well
as
5,000
pounds
of
black
cod
a'.
Ylgy
QSt
(Jut
O
Ria
Air
Race
r
1
TT
n
O
Danker
nas
Deen
Transferred
South
Robert
Hunter,
lor
Some
ears
Located
in
North
in
Royal
Bank
I
Service,
Goes
to
Vancouver
Damages
Ills
Plane
so
Will
be
Unable
to
Enter
England-Australia
Sprint
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
20:
Having
seriously
damaged
his
plane
In
a
crash
late
last
week,
Wiley
Post,
holder
of
the
speed
record
for
globe
circumnavigation,
will
be
unabje
to
take
part
In
the
England
to
Australia
air
race
next
month
astjie
had
planned.
Germany
Is
Still
Making
Munitions
on
Hip
Sqalc
WASHINGTON.
DC.
Sept.
20:
An
expert
told
the
United'
States
Senate
munitions
manufacturing
probe
here
that
Oermany
was
continuing
to
manufacture
munitions
on
a
tremendous
scale.
It
Is
also
salu
that
Germany
Is
'vigorously
continuing
to
arm
her
self
by
land,
air
and
sea.
Six
Inches
of
Snow
Falls
in
Calgary
City
CALGARY.
Sept.
20:-Slx
Inches
of
snow
fell
here
yesterday.
It
was
not
expected
to
remain
long
on
the
ground.
Mass
Buying
Probe
Is
Introduced
By
Grits
In
By-election
Fight
Federal
Leader
of
Opposition
and
Premier
'of
Ontario
Heard
Last
Night
in
St.
Thomas,
Supporting
Liberal
Candidate
ST.
THOMAS,
Ont.,
Sept.
20:
(CP)
Addressing
a
rally
here
last
night
with
Premier
Mitchell
Hepburn
of
Ontario
III
SUppui
L
Ui
tviUll
ii.
ttiis,
J-.lLciai
Lduumaic
in
nit
federal
by-election,
Rt.
Hon.
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King,
Leader
of
the
Opposition,
criticized
the
action
of
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens,
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
in
,
.
.aaexns
ieioi
e
tne
public
every-
lT
T1
i
T'lYM
thing
gleaned
by
the
mass-
buying
H
111)1,
x
A
kA
I
lvJIN
v
and
Pnce
spreads
committee
and
then
attacking
heads
of
Industries
"TVin.pl
TP
QT?T)ior
their
ethics.
The
ethics
of
Mr.
J
lOvUlJui-lL
3levens-
tne
L62"1"
of
the
OPPsl
I
on
said,
should
be
condemned
be
'
Roth
Gordon
MJV.
of
High
School
Staff
is
Speaker
Before
Rotary
Club
Today
dressing
taeesIrlDMly
6I'eqflSI
educational
opportunity
for
all
re-
I
gardless
of
the
classification
or
size
I
of
community.
Roth
Gordon
of
the
eachlng
staff
of
IClng
Edward
High
j
School
was
an
interesting
speaker
oelore
tne
regular
weexiy
luncneon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
tn
the
Commodore
Cafe
today,
his
subject
being
"Secondary
Education
n
Small
Communities."
Mr.
Gordon
summarized
for
the
benefit
of
his
listeners
a
thesis
ori
the
basis
ol
jvhlch
he
had
pbtained
his
Master
if
Arts
degree,
describing
condi
tions
in
British
Columbia.
Results
of
a
questlonalrre
which
had
been
sent
to
school
boards
and
principals
A-ere
disclosed
and
statistics
ob
talned
from
year
books
and
other
sources
were
referred
to.
After
describing
educaUonal
con-
diUons
as
they
exist
today,
Mr.
Gor
don
offered
suggestions
for
reorganization
and
Improvements.
The
speaker
distinguished
be-tween
urban
and
rural
schools,
dl
vlding
communities
for
the
purpose
of
his
discourse
into
three
classes
(
rural,
communities
with
high
schools
of
from
one
to
four
rooms;
semi-rural,
with
from
five
to
ten
rooms,
and
urban,
with
over
ten
rooms
of
which
there
were
only
three
in
British
Columbia
Van
couver,
Victoria
and
New
West
minster.
J.
J.
Little,
president
of
the
club,
was
in
the
chair
and
thanked
Mr.
Gordon
at
the
end
of
his
address.
Kelowna
Man
Is
Head
of
School
Trustees'
Ass'n
NELSON.
Sent.
20:
CP
D.
Chapman
of
Kelowna
was
yesterday
elected
president
of
the
British
Columbia
School
Trustees'
EXTREMES
OF
WEATHER
LOS
ANOELES.
Sent.
20:
Los
Angeles
was
basking
In
warm
sun
shine
at
the
first
of
this
week,
with
temDerature
of
94
while
In
New
York
winter
overcoats
were
got
out
as
the
thermometers
registered
45.
NO
FISH
SALE
TODAY
No
boats
being
In
with
catches,
there
was
no
sale
of
halibut
on
the
local
fish
exchange
this
morning,
cause
ne
was
aiscussing
a
case
oe-
fore
all
the
evidence
was
obtained
rhich
was
contrary
to
accepted
.ractlce.
JJberaUjhAve
crgedcofiuslon
br"poilticai
ef
f
ec,
t
be
t
ween
Premier
Bennett
and
Mr.
Stevens
in
connection
with
the
statements
made
by
the
latter
In
regard
to
the
inves-
-lgation.
READY
TO
GO
AHEAD
Canada
in
Favorable
Position
To
Take
Advantage
6t
Better
Times,
;
Declares
CJP&.
President
PRINCE
ALBERT.
Sask.,
Sept
20:
!
iCP
Without
squandering
her
money
In
questionable
experiments,
;
Canada
has
weathered
the
depression
and
now
stands
to
benefit
as
.
a
result
of
her
more
conservative
attitude
during
the
past
four
years,
E.
W.
Beatty
K.C.,
president
of
titer
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
stated
here
at
a
board
of
trade
banquet
-
New
Army
Head
Is
In
New
York
Evangeline
Booth
Will
Shorty
Return
to
London
to
Make
Her
Headquarters
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
20:
Oeneral
Evangeline
Booth,
who
was
recently-
elected
commander-in-chief
of
the-Salvatlon
Army,
has
returned
to
New
York
front
London
and
was
given
a
temendous
ovation
as
well
as
a
civic
welcome.
She
will
shortly
return
to
London
where
she
wQl
make
her
future,
headquarters
as
head
of
the
Army.
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CIVIL
SERVANTS
WOULD
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TAKE
PART
IN
POLITICS
T
,
OTTAWA,
Sept.
20:
(CP)
Civil
servants
of
Canada
will
seek
at
the
next
session
of
Parliament
full
freedom
to
take
part
In
politics,
even
to
the
extent
of
becom-
ing
candidates
for
federal,
4
provincial
and
municipal
of-
flee
through
leave
of
absence
without
pay
from
their,
regu-
f.-
lar
duties.
Minimum
wage
legislation
for
civil
servants
V,-
will
also
be
sought.
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