Today's
Weather
prince
Rupert
Raining
barometer,
29.60;
temperature,
54;
sea
smooth.
vol.
XXIV.
No.
196.
Upward
swing
In
New
York
Market
Idvances,
In
Most
Sections
of
List
With
Trading
Active
At
Total
of
1,670,000
Shares
I
NEW
YORK,
August
24:
There
w
continuation
to
a
large
extent
Thursday
of
an
all
round
up-
P
"ig
in
stock
prices
which
started
W
shares
changed
hands
In
active
fading
Wednesday
while
Thurso's
turnover
was
1,670.000
shares,
losing
averages
yesterday
were:
'dustrials,
12.852,
up
.86;
rails,
35.-.
off
.06;
utilities
27.01,
off
.06,
nd
bonds,
06.40,
up
.09,
ihiriev
Te
Is
H&me
Again
pny
state
Star
Rack
With
Her
Parents
From
Vacation
Trip
Honolnlu
SAN
PEDRO,
August
24:
Tiny
prley
Temple,
pipular
luvenlle
freen
star,
landed
here
with
her
irents
from
the
liner
Lurllne
af
tr
a
vacation
trip
to
Honolulu.
On
pe
same
steamer
arrived
Postmas
n
General
and
Mra.
James
Farley
Children's
Masquerade
Colorful
Feature
Of
Closing
Night-Announcement
Of
Winners
Made
The
curtain
rang
down
on
the
Silver
Jubilee
Carnival
or
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
niRht
when
a
colorful
children!
masquerade
and
big
carnival
dance
was
held
in
the
Erhlbltlon
Han,
he
event
attracting
a
crowd
c
iom
live
nunarea
or
more
pei-sons
and
bringing
the
three-day
celebration
to
a
fitting
close.
Ex
cept
for
the
fact
that
Inclement
weather
interfered
to
some
ex
tent
with
the
week's
sports
program,
the
carnival
on
the
whole
was
a
successful
event.
The
members
of
the
Junior
Chamber,
undc
the
leadership
of
President
Tea
LePage.
put
their
Best
enoris
un-
stlntingly
into
the
event
ana
tnr
congratulations
of
the
community
are
due
them
all
for
their
Pol
owlne
an
hour's
display
o;
talking
nlctures
by
tne
facnir
Milk
Co..
the
children's
masquer
ade,
of
which
Mrs.
T.
N.
LePage
inn
Mrs
o.
w.
Laidier
were
in
chartre.
got
under
way
with
a
Orand
March
In
which
seventy-cstnrs.
In
all
manner
of
costumes,
participated.
The
Judge?
were
Mrs.
Ernest
Anderson,
Mrs
F.
E.
Robertson
and
G.
C.
Mitchell
After
considerable
deliberation
tr.
Hcldpd
the
winners
as
ioi-
ll.vj
,-
n.ct
nntlnnal
costumes
l.
rat-
ricla
McLeod.
Indian;
Jack
Macey.
dor:
2.
Helen
Brown.
Ukraln-
i,
nnd
Bettv
Borland,
Ukranlan
IU11
v
hrlrifv
Mnst
attractive
costumes
1.
Mary
Johnson,
uhic
jwu
iv....-Hood;
2.
Eddie
Clcconc.
matador.
w.V
nnmimi
costumes
1.
Aud-
lVlUdV
V-w....--
1
1-
a
.
i
n
f
Tom
ma'
2.
rey
uaworui,
ui.v
-v
Dorothy
and
Jean
Smith,
Dick
Whittington
and
Puss
In
Boots.
Most
original
cosiume-i.
aid
Casparson,
st.
wan
Mary
Lamb,
Tarzan
ru.ct.
dressed
coupis
i.
xw.-v-
bride
and
groom;
2
Loe
and
Joyce,
Evelyn
Busscy
ano
uea
m,
i
anH
proom.
o-l,,!
r.rlz?S
Fred
urimorc
auu
Billy
Halcrow,
Mickey
and
Minnie
Dybhavn
and
Dan
Mouse:
2.
Mary
Larsen,
Norwegian
nauu"'"
cos-
tumes.
.
,
A
carnival
dance
ior
uie
Bi-.
..
j
t,o
.hlldren's
mas-
UDS
IOHOWVU
w-
w
P.
Lyons
was
Orchestra
and
O.
SSfof
ceromonles.
There
were
full
carnival
enecws
...v-.u-...,
(ConUnued
on
Page
4)
Saskatchewan
Is
fly
on
his
6,000-mile
tourney.
Lateness
of
th
season
may
make
it
advisable
to
defer
the
flighl
until
next
year,
dispatches
suggest.
Moving
Settlers
Will
Spend
Three
Million
Dollars
In
Taking
Farmers
From
the',
Drought
Areas
To
Greener
Fields
in
North
REGINA,
August.
24
(Canadian
Press)
Involving
an
expenditure
of
$3,000,000
over
a
period
of
from
three
to
five
years,
the
Sasakat-chewan
government
will
immedi
ately
undertake
a
plan
to
reestao-
lish
settlers
In
Norinern
Todays
Stocks
(Courtesy
8.
D,
JonnMn
Co.)
Vancouver
B.C.
Nickel.
.21.
Big
Mlsourl,
.56.
Bralbrne,
4.85.
B.R.
Con.,
.03.
B.R.X.,
8.00.
Cariboo
Oold,
1.04.
Dentonla,
.25V2.
Dunwell,
..05.
v
Georgia
River,
.00
,
Golconda,
.18.
Grange,
.OlVfe.
'
."'
Indian,
.01.
Mlnto,
.06.
v.'t
,
Meridian;
.04.
'
..
.
'
Morning
Star,
.04.
v?t
National
Silver,
.03
v
Noble
Five,
.06.
Pend
Oreille,
.65.
Porter
Idaho,
.0534.
Premier,
1.40.
Reeves
McDonald,
.15.
Reward,
.02.
Rend,
.95.
Silver
Crest,
.003,4.
Salmon
Gold,
.10.
Taylor
Bridge,
.15.
Wayside,
.11.
.
Whitewater.
.OSVi-
Waverly,
.OOVi-
United
Empire,
,03
Vi-
;
.
Toronto
Chlbougamau,
.16.
Central
Pat,
1.62.
Lee
Gold,'
.03.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
AUGUST
24,
1935
BALL
GAME
WA3JIGHT
Ocean
Falls
Wins
From
Prince
Ru-'
pert
Two
to
Nil
In
Thrilling
Pitchers'
Duel
In
a
spectacular
pitchers'
battle,
with
"Red"
Appleby,
paper
town
southpaw,
and
Bill
Lamble,
ace
of
the
local
hurlers,
on
the
mound,
Ocean
Falls
defeated
Prince
Rupert
two
to
nil
last
evening
in
the
sec
ond
of
the
Silver
Jubilee
Carnival
baseball
games.
It
all
happened
in
the
fifth
when
Pat
Dolan
got
a
walk
and
was
scored
by
Harvey
Kelly
with
a
sizzling
three-bagger,
George
ic
Ktinf
In
turn
lotMntr
Tpllv
Halibut
Arrivals
Canadian
m.
n
-mm
Takla,
36,000,,
6.3c
and
5c.,-
Cold
(Storage.
Helen
II,
19,500,
5.4c.
and
5c,
Cold
Storage.
'
'
Joe
Baker,
8
500,
5.3c
and
5c,
At-lin.
,
'
.
Reconstructionist
Candidates
Named
C.
Walter
Hodgson
to
Run
Against
Mayor
G..'G.
McOeer
and
Allan
McDonald
VANCOUVER,
August
24
(Cana
dian
Press)
C.
Walter
Hodgson,
Vancouver
barrister,
has
been
chosen
Reconstructionist
Party
Candi
date
for
Vancouver-Burrard
in
,the
forthcoming'
federal
election.
This
Is
the
riding
in
which
Mayor
G.
G.
McGeer
is
a
candidate
for
the
Lib
erals
and
In
which
Allan
K.
McDonnell
was
last
night
chosen
Conservative
candidate.
A.
B.
Gary
was
last
night
named
Reconstructionist
Keconsirucuuiiub
candidate
cauuiuaic
Irj
114
Van-
vau-
nnouuo
uunv,
...
across
the
plate.
At
no
other
stagelcouver
i
south,
the
riding
in
which
of
the
seven-inning
contest
was
ei-A
M
Manson
K.C.
is
Liberal
can-ther
pitcher
in
any
particular
dlf-jdidate
flculty.
I
Appleby
fanned
fourteen
Prince'
,
Rupert
batsmen
and
yielded
only
gflatOr
LOUZCnS
lour
mis.
L,amDie
uaa
mue
suinc-
outs
to
his
credit
and
allowed
three
hits.
Harry
Menzie
was
referee
and
the
teams
were:
Ocean
Falls
Arcand.
c;
Appleby,
p.;
Alexander,
10.,
n.euy,
iviui-shall,
ss.;
Seklne,
3b.:
Doland,
rf.;
Kullta,
cf
.:
Baillie,
If.
Prince
Rupert
Slmonsen,
cf.;
Morln,
lb.;
Bury,
3b.:
Mitchell,
2b.;
Lamble,
p.;
Smith
If.;
Stiles,
rf.;
irt
......
I.,
u
n
.
Tnhnsnn
cc
VJUlflV.ll,
V..,
uu.
w
I
Antonelll,
for
Smith,
Lindsay,
for
Stiles,
and
Fong,
fcr
Gurvich,
were
pinch-hltteis
for
Prince
Rupert
in
the
ninth
inning
but
to
no
avail.
There
was
to
have
been
a
third
game
this
aiiernoon
dui
weauicr
would
not
permit
It.
Condition
Grave
Well
Known
United
States
Legislator
In
Serious
Shape
Following
Major
Operation
DETROIT,
August
24:
Senator
James
Couzens
is
reported
to
be
n
grave
condition
In
hospital
here
following
a
fourth
mator
operation
to,
be
performed
recently.
DANCE
CONTEST
CONTINUES
The
Strollers'
Vancouver
Orch
estra
held
another
successful
dance
last
night
in
the
Oddfellows'
Hall,
the
program
again
featuring
the
.elimination
waltz
competition.
The
winners.
last
night
were:
first,
Miss
Ingrid
Morse
and
Stanley
Veitch;
second,
Miss
Phyllis
Beale
and
Howard
Keefe.
The
judging
was
in
the
hands
of
GlUis
Royer,
Tom
Barton,
Miss
Pebbles
Stone
and
Mile.
"Leone."
The
winning
couples
for
the
last
three
night
will
dance
in
the
Capitol
Theatre
on
Monday
evening
at
9
to
decide
the
winner
of
the
$10
prize.
The
general
public
will
be
the
judges.
Today's
Tides
High
Low
,
&mf
10:43
.16.2
It.
22:26
fxk.
18.3
ft.
4:11
am.
5.8
ft.
18:23
pm
105
ft.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
'APM
HA
VING
SLEEPING
SICKNESS
.
)isease
Is
Particularly
Prevalent
in
Osaka,
Kobe
and
Okayama
Districts
With
Few
Cases
Also
Reported
In
City
of
Tokio
TOKYO.
August
24
(Canadian
Press)
The
death
toll
if
an
epidemic
of
sleeping
sickness
in
Japan
has
reached
7n
im
to
today,
l
ne
maiaay
is
parucuiary
prevalent
m
me
antral
nrovinces
anu
is
Darning
memcai
auinonues.
rive
lundred
more
cases
are
reported,
cnieny
in
usana,
ivodc
ind
Okayama
districts,
mere
are
a
lew
cases
in
iokio.
Good
Band
Music
I
During
Carnival
Is
Appreciated
WERHART
EXPECTED
TO
ASSUME
PREMIERSHIP
OF
AHA.
Nearly
Three
Hundred
Are
Dead
From
Strange
Malady;
Many
More
III
wflJenf
music
has
been
t'ur
Ihfd
t
the
Acropolis
Hill
oands
at
all
games
during
Car-
Ira
Week
by
the
Prince
Rupcjtl
eys
nana,
unoer
tne
direction
oi
ndmasUr
Robert-Oieen(ild
Ixl
by
.he
Oreenvllle
Concert
and.
There
have
also
been
paries
by
both
bands
and
the
muslr
i
every
occasion
"has
bc-sn
much
predated
by
the
public.
TtK
reenville
Band
is
leaving
for
vme
today
today
weather
permitting
CLOUDBURST
NEW
MEXICO
Persons
Dead
and
Many
In
jurfd
Miles
of
Highways
and
Railways
Washed
Out.
ALBERQLEQUE,
New
Mexico,
Au-
lust
24
Two
nersons
are
known
to
lave
been
killed
while
many
are
fcjured
as
a
result
of
a
clcudburst
Ihlch
washed
out
manv
miles
of
fahways
and
railways
In
the
vl
inity
of
this
city.
CARNIVAL
IS
ENDED
Soviet
Fliers
to
Re-attempt
Flight
Over
Pole
The
giant
Soviet
aeroplane,
USSR
No.
25,
iji
which
SIglsmund
Levanevskl,
Intrepid
Russia
aviator,
will
make
a
second
atternpt
to
fly
to
Sah
Francisco
via
the
North
Pole
is
shown
at
th(j
Shchelkovo
aerodrome,
near
Mo.tow.
On
his
last
attempt,
a
faulty
oil
line
foned
Levanevskl
back
to
his
base
many
hours
after
the
take-off
Levan-I
evskl
is
shown
mapping
the
route
he
intends
t
Social
Creditors
Will
Have
Total
oi
Fifty
Six
Members
Likely
Not
One
of
Successful
Candidates
of
New
Party
Has
Had
Previous
legislative
Experiences
United
Farmer
Government
Faces
Possibility
of
Complete
Annihilation
OTTAWA,
August
24
(Canadian
Press)Constitutio-nal
authorities
decared
today
that
William
Aberhart,,
Calgary
High
School
principal,
evangelist
and
leader
of
the
Social
Credit
party
in
Alberta,
could
immediatey
form
a
government
in
that
province
and
become
Premier
without
the
necessity
of
a
by-election
but,,
in
order
to
lead
the
Leg-
;lature,
must
secure
a
seat
for
him-"'
"
i
self.
,-
CALGARY,
August
24
fCanadian
Press)
Continuing
to
pile
up
a
najorlty
as
the
returns
near
completion,
Social
Credit
had
definitely
elected
forty-seven
members
up
to
this
afternoon
as
a
result
o!
Thurs
day's
provincial
election
and
was
leading
in
nine
seats,
leaving
a
possibly
seven
seats
for
Liberals,
United
Farmers
of
Albrta
and
Conser-
vatives.
FtJur-'Uberals,-'-including
-W.Rr
wowson
and
u.
h.
van
Alien
k.u,
In
Edmonton
and
John
J.
Bowlen
in
Calgary,
have
so
far
been
defi
nitely
elected.
John
Irwin,
Conservative,
was
el
cial
Credit,
giving
Calgary
city
four
Social
Credit
members,
one
Liberal
ind
one
Conservative
Liberal
Candidate.
L.
A.
Giroux,
s
leading
in
Grouard
At
the
end
of
tho
twenty-second
?ount
in
Edmonton,
only
four
suc-:essful
candidates
had
been
actually
decided
W.
R.
Howson
and
G.
H.
Van
Allen,
Liberals,
S.
A.
G.
Barnes,
Social
Credit,
and
D.
M.
Duggan,
Conservative.
Attorney-
General
J.
H.
Lymburn
went
down
in
the
twenty-second
count.
On
the
basis
of
latest
returns
and.l
subject
to
further
revision,
the.
standing
of
parties
for
the
63
seats1
would
apear
to
be
as
follows:
Social
Credit,
56.
Liberals,
4.
Conservatives,
2
United
Farmers,
1.
Not
one
of
the
Social
Credit
candidates
so
far
definitely
elected
has
had
legislative
experience.
the
province
would
be
maintained.
"Our
money
stands
absolutely
standard,"
he
said.
"Social
Credit
is
determined
to
malataln
the
credit
of
the
country
at
pir.
We
have
no
Intention
of
confiscating
in
any
way,
shape
or
fornr.''
EXECUTES
HIMSELF
Estonian
Murderer
is
Permitted
to
Take
Poison
From
Own
Hand
In
Expiation
of
Crime
ected
in
Calgary,
and
D.
M.
Duggan,
.
Conservative
leader,
in
Edmonton,!
REVAL,
Esthonb
August
24:
later
returns
showing
that
Irwin
The
first
legal
srlf-executlon
in
would
replace
J.
W
Hugill
K.C.,
So-1
modern
history
took
place
here
when
a
24-year
old
laborer,
who
had
been
convicted
of
murder
In
connection
with
the
assault,
rape
and
killing
of
a
40-year
old
school
teacher,
administered
deadly
potassium
cyanide
to
himself
and,
with
one
gasp,
dropped
dead.
The
prisoner,
given
the
choice
of
poisoning-
himself
or
being
executed,
took
the
drug
without
hesitation.
The
alternative
of
self-execution
has
now
been
legalized
In
Great
Seaplane
Returning
Home
Pan
American
Clipper
Expected
To
Make
Hop
From
Honolulu
And
Alemeda
Today
HONOLULLU,
August
24:
The
ereat
flvine
boat
Pan
American
Aberhart's
Statement
Ir-nnnpr
nn
the
wav
home
after
a
Ullvi
t
v
J
William
Aberhart,
leader
of
the
jght
as
far
west
as
the
remote
Social
Credit
party
and
Premier
,
wake
Island,
is
expected
to
leave
Designate,
in
a
statement
today,
re-:
here
today
for
Alameda.
The
ship
iterated
comment
made
after
the
arrived
here
Thursday
evening
af-election
results
Indicated
his
vie-1
ter
a
ten
hour
flight
from
Midway
tory
that
the
financial
integrity
of
Islands,
a
distance
of
1400
miles.
Announcement
To
all
of
those
who
assisted
us
in
presenting
the
Carnival
and
to
the
public
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
British
Columbia
who
patronized
it,
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
extends
its
sincere
thanks
for
their
co-operation.