PASSING
fi
tr
r
OF
BABE
ltT
nd
.Mrs
W
D.
Grant
Hotline-
t
ortli
Sadly
Bereaved
by
Ls
Of
Infant
Daughter
,
:
i
,-udr.
tu
Imm
wtth
f
K'
p
reftei
of
tha
death
ri.o
vesterdajr
after-j,
Hospital
In
Van-.f
..
m
Fluabath.
ttva-...uuii'rr
of
Hev.
Mid
:
Or.i:t
IliUlnfwacUi
of
"
1
i.'in
ti.td
btan
crlU-:'
'
.in
and
a
few
.
j
uki-n
to
Vancouver
"
tm't
at
Uw
hands
'
are
bates
brouaht
i.
Friday
accompanied
v
"
m
the
hands
of
the
tuners.
f
condolence
was
Prince
Hiipert
Gyro
uneheon
today.
British
Columbia
Losing
Business
Jipintte
Surtax
Ha
F.ffect
Of
Dimtlng
Lumber
Trade
From
Here
To
Northwest
States
C
1'
"
be
l
!
HI
August
14
-
It
is
'i
that
orders
for
tin
f""i
of
lumber
hate
been
d
verted
from
British
Ool-.iwmlll
to
the
northwest
a
a
result
of
the
recently
:ii
-uttax
on
Canadian
Noted
Jurist
Of
England
Passes
Baron
Tomlln.
Who
Sat
on
Many
Canadian
Appeals,
Dies
at
Age
Of
SUty-Eight
r
ANTERBURY.
Eng..
Aug.
U:
'P
Baron
Toml'n.
distinguished
4
and
member
of
Uie
Judicial
T.mlUee
of
the
Privy
Council
on
F-v
Canadian
appeals,
is
dead
at
u;
age
of
sixty-eight
years.
Interior
Feels
Lightning
Storm
Several
Electrical
Disturbances
Yesterday
Afternoon
Took
Telegraph
Lines
Down
A
severe
electrical
storm
which
was
reported
from
practically
all
central
interior
points
as
far
west
as
Haielton
vpstprrinv
nftirnnnn
dropped
six
poles
on
the
Canadian
national
Telegraphs
line
In
the
MCBrlde
district
with
the
result
that
the
wires
were
down
for
a
snort
time
last
evening.
Service
was
restored
to
normal
this
morn
ing,
NEW
YORK.
Aug.
14:
(CP)-Bar
silver
closed
unchanged
at
07?Bc
per
ounce
on
the
local
metal-mar
ket
today.
Announcement
of
Tolling
Time
Ii
Made
Today
by
Premier
It,
II.
Bennett
Today's
Stocks
(OourUMf
B.
D.
JobiMtoo
Oo.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel.
.21.
Big
Missouri.
17.
Bradhtn,
1.90.
BraHwnc,
4.75.
B.
R.
Con.,
.08.
B.
R.
X
.08.
Cariboo
Quart,
1.08.
Dentonta,
J6.
DunwelL
JQ6.
Otorata
Rlvar,
.00ft.
Ooleonda,
.18.
Indian,
.01.
Mlnto.
.064.
Meridian,
.04.
Morntna
Star.
.04.
National
Silver,
.03,
Noble
Five,
.06.
Pend
OretlW.
.62.
Porter
Idaho,
.08.
Premier.
1.45.
Reward,
.02.
Reno,
1.08.
Salmon
Gold,
.11.
Taylor
Bridge,
.If..
Wayside.
.12ft.
Whitewater.
.05W
United
Empire.
.03
ft.
Toronto
Central
Patricia.
1.73.
.
Chlbougamau,
.lSVi-Lcc
Gold,
.03.
Granada.
.19.
.
Inter.
Nickel.
29.00.
Macassa,
1.37.
Nornnda,
37.45.
Bherrltt
Gordon,
.60.
Blsco.
2.64.
Ventures,
.03.
Lake
Maron,
.03.
Teck
Hughes.
4.05.
Sudbury
Basin,
1.40.
Smelter
Gold.
.06.
Can.
Malartlc.
.60.
Little
Long
Lac.
4.60.
Astoria
Rouyn,
.03
ft.
Btadacona,
.23.
Maplo
Umf,
.04.
OTTAWA,
Aug.
14:
CP
The
following
cabinet
appointments
were
announced
today:
Minister
of
Justice,
It.
G.
Geary,
Toronto.
Minister
of
National
Revenue,
J.
I.
Lawon,
Toronto.
Minbter
of
Fisheries.
W.
G.
Ermt,
()uren-I.unenburg
Minister
without
portfolio,
Samuel
Gobeil,
Compton,
Que.
All
four
were
immediately
sworn
in
and
attended
a
cabinet
stMfon
at
which
the
election
date
was
set
for
October
14.
OTHER
APPOINTMENTS
New
senators
were
appointed
in
the
persons
of
It.
I.
.Smith
and
A.
J.
Lexer
of
New
Hrumwlck,
Col.
Hairy
Muttins
and
John
T.
Hale
of
Manitoba
and
Eugene
laquet
of
Quebec
The
Deputy
Postmaster
General
U
J.
T.
Sullivan,
Conservative
member
of
St.
Ann's.
.The
new
Deputy
Minister
of
Marine
is
It.
K.
Smith,
Conservative,
Cumberland.
The
Wheat
Board
consists
of
John
I.
McFarland.
D.
L.
Smith
and
II.
C.
Smith,
all
of
Winnipeg.
Fraser
Lake
was
opened
at
Burnt
120.
When
an
automobile
skidded
on
loose
gravel
on
ine
Burns
uiKe-
into
a
fence.
Peder
Olsen
sustain-led
considerable
head
injuries
and
Arthur
Henderson
received
a
cut
J
wrist
while
Mrs.
Olaen
and
A.
ILoueheed
escaped
with
a
severe
Shaking
up.
Over
$100
damage
.was
I
done
to
the
car.
Otaen
appeared
before
Stljicndlary
Magistrate
T.
E.
Taylor
of
Bums
Lake
on
a
charge
of
driving
to
the
common
danger
land
was
fined
$10
and
costs,
with
(option
of
seven
days'
imprtson-ment.
the
fine
being
paid.
The
magistrate
explained
that
he
was
passing
a
minimum
sentence
in
view
of
the
injuries
which
accused
4
had
received.
As
a
result
of
an
accident
on
the
new
Rmllhan
mf
Wnltpr
S.
Rvr-
fnyk
of
Smtthere
was
fined
$10
and
I
costs
at
Smlthers
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
R.
L.
Gale
for
driving
tc
the
common
danger.
Children's
Masque
At
Carnival
Here
j"
Preparations
Being
Made
For
Colorful
Affair
Next
Week
One
of
the
chief
events
staged
for
the
Carnival
next
week
will
be
tho
Children's
Masquerade
on
Friday
night..
Inventiveness
and
originality
displayed
by
Prince
RttDcrtSs
young
people
in
times
nast
has
been
noticeable
enough
but
to
Judge
from
some
of
the
cjisjume
already
designed
for
the
masquerade,
the
event
promises
to
be
one
of
the
most
ocauiuui
put
on
by
Uiem.
Many
entries
have
been
promised
to
date
and
dmonc
some
of
the
youngest
or
them
enthusiasm
Is
running
high.
Three
Judges
will
be
present
to
mImL
the
best
costumes
worn
at
the
Masquerade.
Prizes
of
substantial
amounts
nro
iwinir
offered
for
the
most
attractive,
costumes.
Richard
Cartwriuhtv
Private
Secretary
To
Premier,
Resigns
.
VICTORIA.
Aug.
14:
(CP)-Rl-
ehard
qartwrlght.
private
secretary
to
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo,
has
re
sloned
to
take
up
a
commercial
post
In
South
Africa.
out.
Hundreds
of
dwellings
were
destroyed.
LOSS
IS
$50,000
rontents
of
the
plant
including
a
rtain
amount
of
canned
salmon.
There
was
insurance.
Insurance
adjusters
are
already
understood
to
be
on
their
way
north
from
Vaneouver.
The
origin
of
the
blaze
is
un
curtain.
It
broke
out
in
a
loft
and
was
well
under
way
when
detected
by
a
Chinese
employee.
It
was
not
long
before
the
building
was
a
mass
of
flames.
The
conflagration
was
confined
to
the
main
cannery
building.
During
the
height
of
the
fire
Robert
Garner,
"iron
chink"
man
dropc-d
dead.
He
was
an
ex-service
man
and
was
known
to
have
had
heart
trouble.
It
is
believed
'hat
he
was
overcome
by
the
fire.
Ha
was
42
years
of
age,
married
nd
had
lived
on
the
Skeena
River
for
years.
The
remains
were
brought
to
the
city
yesterday
oft-
moon
aboard
the
provincial
po-
ice
boat
P.M.L.
8.
After
leaving
here
yesterday
afternoon
for
the
south
the
earner
Catala
called
at
Oceanic
.
.
.
o
pics
up
ouu
cases
oi
canned
lmon
for
Vancouver.
FISHERMEN'S
HOMES
AT
SEAL
COVE
ARF
ROBBED
Constable
Harold
Staines
of
the
1m?
im
of
a
numtwr
of
boys
ana
stolen
goods
following
a
series;
during
the
past
few
weeks
of
breaking
and
entering
Incidents
at
Seal
Cove.
Cabins
of
fishermen
away
at
their
work
were
robbed
Already
some
of
the
goods
have
been
recovered
and
It
Is
believed
the
ringleader
in
the
thefts
is
at
Shawatlans
with
more
of
the
goods.
Crop
Carryover
Is
Two
Hundred
Million
OTTAWA,
Aug.
14-
(CP)
Today's
Wither
mtim
To
morrow
s
Tid
es
Tin
High,
.
1:24
ajn.
22.7
ft.
prince
Rupert.
14:02
pjn.
21.6
ft.
r.M!ihwei
wind;
baro..
Low
.
..
7:53
ajn.
0.7
ft.
Vrmpcniture.
53;
sea
sm-
20:10
pm.
22
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXIV
N(
18"
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST
14,
1935
PRICE:
5
CENTS
FEDERAL
ELECTION
ON
OCTOBER
14
the
fire
whleh
destroyed
tin
years
ago,
the
late
.Mr.
MacKay
last
night
with
Pierre
Laval,
for-
Ocean
Canners
"salmon
cannery
at
came
t0
the
coast
forty
years
ago.elgn
minister
of
France.
Oaeaotc
on
BmVtb
Island
at
wewid
foTytars
operated
a
sash
and...
It
understood
that
Eden
will
montn
mwroim
Kirer
Tonr-aas
laetorv
at
Vaneourec.
He
oreeent
to
the
conference
a
pro
Francois
Lake
rod
and
plunged
,
Monday
evening'
Is
estimated
at
to
Ocean
Falls,
being
0u.uvu.
una
iime
tun
there
during
mill
construction
days,
and
then
came
to
Prince
Rupert
about
1920.
He
took
a
keen
interest
in
all
public
matters
and
had
been
identified
with
various
focal
movements.
He
was
engaged
n
the
glass
and
door
business
and
established
a
small
shingle
mill
at
;ow
Bay.
In
addition
to
his
widow.
Mr.
MacKay
Is
survived
by
a
daughter,
Mrs.
D.
R.
(Jean
Barclay,
and
two
grandchildren,
David
and
Peggy
Barclay.
There
are
also
two
sisters.
Mrs.
Thomas
Stewart
and
Mrs.
Marshall
Gainer
of
Calgary,
and
five
brothers.
Rev.
George
MacKay
of
Toledo.
Ohio,
and
John.
Angus,
Roderick
and
Robert
MacKay
of
Calgary.
The
bereaved
will
have
the
deep
sympathy
oi
many
friends.
Funeral
ararngements
are
in
the
hands
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers.
Local
Girl
Is
Pretty
Bride
Miss
Eleanore
Patmore
and
Charles
llayward
United
in
Marriage
A
quiet
but
pietty
wedding
took
cltv
detachment-of
the
provincial;
,
,
t
Saturday
afternoon
In
police
is
visiung
anawatian
a
Unjted
church
Manse
In
Vic-today
In
connection
with
round-
!torla
the
Rev.
Bruce
Gray
of
the
Point
Grey
United
Church
In
Van
couver,
olflcatlng,
when
Miss
Eleanore
Patmore.
daughter
of
L.
W.
Patmore
of
tjls
city,
became
the
bride
of
Charles
llayward,
old
est
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Reginald
Hayward
of
Victoria.
nniv
near
rplatlves
of
the
con-?
tish
plan
would
give
Italy
control
of
Ethiopia
In
effect
but
not
In
name.
In
some
quarters
it
Is
suggested
j
that
Italy
1;
bent
on
far
more
than
i
the
mere
conquest
of
Ethiopia
and
may
essay
to
capture
a
piece
of
trading
couple
were
present
at
(StoraBe.
the
ceromony.
Mlss
Dorothy
Patmore
being
down
from
Prince
Rupert
The
bride
looked
lovely
In
a
suit
of
pink
crepe
with
navy
ac-
Bushels.
Estimated
TSeV
01
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
58.800
pounds.
7.2c
and
5.5c
to
7.9c
and
5.5c
Canadian
52,500
pounds,
5.5c
and
5c
to
6.1c
and
5c.
American
Betty,
17,500.
7.9c
and
53c,
Royal.
Garland,
8300,
7.2c
and
5.5c,
Pa
cific.
Visitor.
6.500.
7.6c
and
5.5c.
Atlin.
Canadian
Signal,
17,000,
6.1c
and
5c,
Cold
Vfr
Pntmnrp
nnrt
1
Juuauua
lin.
13.000.
5.7c
and
5c.
At-
Alkln.
13.000.
53c
and
5c
Pacific.
Bayvlew,
9300,
5.7c
and
5c,
Cold
Storage.
FAMOUS
RANCH
SOLD
VANCOUVER.
August
14:
The
,
"
"
-
'
'
WUMWI
"
0
V4
J
'
-
Canadian
wheat
carryover
for
the.MfS
aunt
of
the
groom.l
Cariboo,
once
owned
by
the
par
crop
year
ending
July
31
is
placed
at
203.231.000
bushels.
TORONTO
STOCKS
Pickle
Crow,
2.60.
McKenzic
Red
Lake;
1.18
God's
Lake.
1.56.
Red
Lake
Gold!
Shore,
,30ti.
San
Antonio,
3.4o!
after
which
the
couple
left
for'ents
of
Mr.
Justice
Fcnls
Murphy.
Quallcum
Beach
to
spend
a
honey-
.has
been
sold
to
Charles
May-moon,
(field,
an
American,
It
was
learned
Mr.
and
Mrs.
llayward
will
re-,
here
yesterday.
side
In
Victoria
until
the
end
of
August
after
which
they
will
pro-.
CANADIAN
GOLD
ceed
to
the
Boundary
country
OTTAWA,
Aujust
14:
The
Can-
.
where
the
croom
teaches
school
at
adlan
gold
price
yesterday
was
Midway.
-
'$34.96
per
fine
ounce,
up
3c
TROOPS
BEING
MASSED
ALONG
SOMAU-ETHIOPIAN
FRONT
Federal
Cabinet
is
Reorganized;
Four
New
Members
Named
ACCIDENTS
INAUTOS
Further
Details
of
Fatality
Near
Bums
Lake
Driver
Held
On
Hail
of
$15,000
Reports
of
recent
automobile
ac-1
cidenU
on
eentral
Interior
roads,
I
one
of
which
near
Burns
Lake
had
1
a
fatal
result,
having
been
referred
to
earlier
in
the
week,
have
been
received
at
dtvtsloral
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police
here.
The
fatal
crash
was
that
on
the
mam
highway
about
three
miles
weat
of
Burn
Lake
at
5
o'clock
on
Sunday
morning
when
Frank
Ar-
j
tries,
section
hand
at
Endako,
lost
his
life,
the
car,
a
light
roadster,
turning
over
and
crushing
him.
Percy
Wilkes
of
Decker
Lake,
tie
worker,
was
severely
Injured.
The
driver,
Clifford
Anderson.
Palling
farmer,
is
being
held
on
ball
of
SlfcOOO.
The
fatality
Is
being
inves
?::::
pioneer
OVEU
200
AKE
DEAD
IN
ITALIAN
FLOOD
TURIN,
Italy.
Aug.
14:
(CP
A
death
list
of
260
was
estl-
4-
mated
last
night
as
a
result
of
a
disastrous
Hood
following
a
sudden
dam
brralc
yesterday
In
Northern
July
at
the
vlt-
lage
of
Ovada.
Extensive
da-
and
farms
and
many
thou-
sands
were
rendered
homeless.
tigated
under,
the
direction
of
Ser-(This
Firure
Does
Not
include
con
gaant
J.
c.
Bowen.
provincial
police,
Smlthers,
and
an
Inquest
before
Coroner
(Dr.)
W.
C.
PrtU
of
IS
DEAD
Late
T.
Koss
MacKay
Had
Been
Resident
of
Coast
For
Forty
Years
I
Death,
at
11
o'clock
this
morning'
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Has-'
Both
Sides
Continue
Active
Preparations
For
East
Africa
War
mage
was
done
to
property
pitai.
after
a
fina!
illness
of
two
(japt
Anthony
Eden
is
Central
Figure
at
Paris
Confer-
Inundated
and
railway
and
highway
bridge
were
wiped
or
tnree
weegs.
removed
one
o:
Prince
Rupert's
if.t.1
known
and
Forty-three
square
miles
were
most
highly
esteemed
citizens
uv
the
person
of
Thomas
Henry
Ross
MacKay.
a
pioneer
of
the
British
ence
Speculation
as
to
Latest
Proposals
Of
Great
Britain
T.flNDnN.
Aurr.
14:
(CPRenorts
from
Geneva
todav
Columbia
coast
who
came
to
van-
tnat
Ethiopia
has
protested
to
the
League
of
Nations
amver
in
1895
am.
had
lived
in
At
Rome
it
aainst
the
embargo
on
arms
shipment.
was
Prince
Ruyert
for.
some
fifteen
,
...
T.
J
.
u
aimuuuueu
uwt
atai
m
"'""'S
a
f'"''"""0
years.
While
Mr.
MacKay
had
been
;
quite
m
curing
the
winter,
he
calling
up
reservists
of
1911
class
to
report
September
23.
i
seemed
to
make
a
good
recovery
Already
Ethiopia
has
placed
sixty
thousand
troops
along
I
a
L
.
.
I
i
.
....
ii
-
.
I
"
.ana
lor
some
umc
appfarca
to
ne
lianan
oomaiuana
ironuer.
have
been
restored
to
almost
nor-
Paris
Conference
mal
health.
About
two
or
three
PARIS,
Aug.
14:
Capt.
Anthony
weeks
azo,
he
wa
taken
to
the
Eden,
chief
of
the
British
delega-Prinoe
Rupert
General
Hospital
tion
to
the
conference
to
open
where
a
major
operation
was
per-
here
on
Friday
between
represen
tees
Of
Oceanic
Cannery
Tiormea.
u
was
expected
mat
ne
anves
oi
ureal
tsruain.
rraucc
Man's
Body
;
Brought
Here
,
would
have
to
have
another
opera-land
Italy
on
the
Italo-Ethiopian
J
Uion
but
death
intervened.
'crisis,
arrived
yesterday
afternoon
Loss
to
buHduw'is
a
result
of
Bom
at
Embro.
Ont..
sixty-live
from
London
and
went
into
session
posal
that
certain
trade
concessions
be
granted
to
Italy
by
Ethiopia
but
whether
Italy
would
be
contented
with
any
such
appeasement
is
considered
doubtful:
It
is
also
reported
that
Eden
might
go
so
far
as
to
propose
a
redistribution
all
around
by
Great
Britain.
France
and
Italy
of
Italian
colonies.
Another
report
is
that
the
Bri
Small
Bov
Dead
From
Burns
In
N.
Vancouver
VANCOUVER.
August
14:
Raymond
Carter,
small
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
R.
Carter
of
North
Vancouver,
succumbed,
yesterday
afternoon
to
the
effects
of
severe
body
burns
sustained
seventeen
hours
previously
as
a
result
of
slaving
with
maches.
Big
Flying
Boat
At
Midway
Island
IIu;e
Flying
Boat
Making
Progress
In
Its
Fli;bt
Across
Pacific
Ocean
MIDWAY
ISLANDS.
Aug.
14:
The
ereat
flvlns:
boat
Pan
Ameri-
Egypt
for
an
opening
to
the
Sue2!can
Clipper
landed
ne
at
3.30
Canal
and
then
more
on
to
Pales-'
vestprdav
.
nf
irmnnn
mnnniniii
tine.
Such
a
move
on
the
.part
of
ixime)
fouowmg
an
uneventful
'
Italy,
besides
presenting
a
threat
'
1323-mile
flight
from
Honolulu
In
to
British
trade
and
commerce,
jelght
hours
and
gg.
mlnut(;s
Tne,
might
cause
widespread
complica-
ishlp
wlll
remain
here
untu
tomor-tlons
including
an
attempt
on
theirow
wnen
sne
wlll
proceed
to
WakiL
part
of
Russia
to
obtain
an
open-
j
island.
ing
throush
Turkev
in
Asia
to
the
;
,
Suez
Canal.
In
the
event
of
such
at
"
move,
also.
France
would
undoubt
edly
line
up
with
Great
Britain.
Ratification
Of
f
Bridge
Held
Up
I'roximity
of
New
Span
To
Old
One
Said
To
Be
Proving
Ob-
t
stacle
To
Approval
Of
Plans
-At
Ottawa
OTTAWA,
August
14:
The
close
proximity
of
the
projected
new
New
Westminster
bridge
to
the
old
bridge
Is
proving
an
obstacle
to
ratification
of
the
plans.
for
Wabash.
6.500,
7.5c
and
5.5c,
Cold
!
the
structure,
it
was
learned
here
Storage.
yesterday.
It
is
possible
no
action
may
be
taken
federal
election.
52.
until
after
the
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Cloudy,
southeast
wind,
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
50.
Hazelton
Ralnlnv,
calm,
49.
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm,
cooL
Burns
Lake
Raining,
calm,
39.
Lest
We
Forget
Funeral
of
our
late
comrads
Robert
C-
Garner
will
take
placs
fromi
B.
C.
Undertakers,
tomorrow'"
at
2:30.
Comrades
will
please
at3"
tend.