TOMORROW'S
TIDES
I
Wednesday,
August
21
SOUNDSTOCSIN
ECONOMIC
WAR
Bennett
at
Vancouver
Calls
On
Young
Conservatives
Everywhere
to
Rally
to
Cau.se
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
20.
on
oung
Conservative,
men
nd
women
throughout
the
Domin
THORNTON
IS
IN
VANCOUVER
Says
Crop
Failure
Does
Not
Approach
Disaster;
Tells
of
New
Boats
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
20:
En
route
to
Prince
Rupert,
Sir
Henry
Thornton
arrived
here
last
ion
linn
R.
B.
Bennett
yesterday
;
night
on
his
annual
tour
of
in-;'-c
d
the
necessity
of
rallying
apection.
ti
the
defense
of
Canada
in
the(
"This
year's
crop
does
not
great
economic
war"
being
approach
disaster
and
it
takes
waged
He
was
adressing
the
more
than
one
Indifferent
yield
f
amative
Association
at
a
to
affect
Canada's
prosperity,"
I
:
,,riW
llAM
Ifl..
If
1
M
1
I
"It
5
a
war
of
commerce.
Other
service
next
summer
and
that
cx
'tic
are
making
efforts
to
wjth
their
adfent
there
would
b
sell
thrir
goods
m
.Canada.
In,.a
service
out
rf
VaMpuwr
to
luiury
peopie
are
enutur-
victoria
ana
Seattle,
uniting
up
irg
'-
sell
goods
and
economic
rcntt.rat.ion
is
going
on
every
day.
('
necssary
for
Canada
to
tr.ee
v
'he
situation
and
if.
the
na-r
)
to
survive
and
grow
to
in
?:itnc-3
the
Issue
must'be
faced
esurageously
.
.
Canada
has
weapons
to
use
in
economic
de-fense
Are
we
going
to
use
them
cr
a;
c
we
not?"
he
asked.
TWOPERISHED
IN
A
BLIZZARD
SEATTLE,
Aug.
20.
Miss
Thc'ma
Martin,
librarian
of
Seat-
and
K.
Furuya,
a
Japanese
sr'.-
cJ
Portland,
were
victims
f
t
o
t
luzard
on
Mount
Shuksan,
Washington,
near
Mount
Baker..
Tho
'wo
were
frozen
to
death
lale
PuniLiy
wlien
a
storm
surprised
(
them
as
they
with
another
couple
s
aling
Chimney
Peak.
Furuya
wax
the
first
to
succumb.
A
rur'y
left
sarly
this
morning
t
b
mg
the
bodies
out.
i
BRITISH
UNIONISM
i
with
Prince
Rupert,
Alaska
and
other
northern
points.
He
said
the
new
hotel
here
would
be
known
as
"The
Canadian
EVERYBODY
SAFE
FROM
FIRE
NEAR
BOUNDARY
NELSON,
Aug.
20:
Vic
Johnson,
Slocan
Lake
lumberman,
his
wife
and
two
daughters
and
20
loggers
believed
to
have
been
trapped
by
the
monster
forest
fire
raging
at
Evans
Creek,
are
rennrted
safe.
A
siecial
rescue
crew
reached
them-
and
found
them
u
worried
by
the
flames.
The
party
would
not
.leave
the
locality.
EXPLOSTONIN
RUMANIAN
FORT
nUCHARKST.
Aug.
20:
At
least
18
soldiers
were
killed
andi
110
woundeil
when
an
immense
j
I
quantity
of
ammunition
in
Fort1
I
it
MMnM
Uaa
1.1
nt
nn
laflt
15
UN
1ML
ULU1N&,
night.
It
Is
feared
that
a
number
of
workmen
in
the
buildings
BELFAST.
Aug.
20:
Member-1
were
also
killed.
Owing
to
con-shir
m
British
trades
unions
de-
tlnued
explosions
the
rescuers
'n
il
f,-om
G.500,000
to
4,000,-1
were
unable
to
approach
within
00
in
the
past
nine
years.
,tvo
miles
of
the
buildings.
SIDESMAN
(Lloyd
George)-mistaklng
nay'i
lOr
n
.
.
-i
i.iui'ri
ftrttl
ear
trumpet
-
.ucai
.nstrumcnt-"une
iooi
fovnU,
Dondon.
Royalite,
143.00,
Nil
Retrent,
50.
Nil.
MI'lwest.
60,
Nil.
Hargal.
1.98.
2.00.
Freehold,
2.20,
2.23
.Mercury,
1.26.
1.30.
United
1.32,
1.34.
J.
M.
Clarence
J.
Scott
Hall,
who
was
committed
for
trial
recently
on
a
charge
of
obtaining
money
fraudulently
by
passing
false
checks,
came
up
before
Judge
H.
A.
Robertson
of
Prince
George
in
County
Count
here
yesterday
afternoon
and,
electing
for
;
speedy
trial,
was
sentenced
to
three
months
imprisonment,
j
Charles
Dobbie,
who
elected
'speedy
trial
and
pleaded
guilty
jon
a
charge
of
breaking
and
entering,
was
given
one
year's
suspended
sentence.
LIQUOR
PROFIT
IS
DISTRIBUTED
Vancouver
receives
the
largest
amount,
$280,525.
Thf
dJstributifln.
la
based
thV
mrgeeU
returns
from
li(
profits
yet
obtained.
Other
amounts
are:
Prijico
Rupert,
$8,431.
Prinee
George,
$2,991.
Smithers,
$1,865.
Terrace,
?U8C.
Vanderhoof,
$828.
9n
lyuor
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
iCourtcv
S
I).
Johnston
Co.)
Rig
Missouri,
1.45,
1.4C.
Cork
Province,
10.
Nil.
Cotton
Belt,
Nil,
48.
Gladstone,
7,
Nil.
Golconda,
80,
82.
Grandview,
40,
41.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke,
33,
36.
Kootenay
King,
39
Vi,
39
"2.
Mohawk,
3V,
4.
Morton
Woolsey,
4',
Nil.
Marmot
River
Gold,
3Vi.
Nil.
Marmot
Metals,
3Vi,
Nil.
National
Silver.
13,
15.
Noble
Five.
5$,
59.
Oregon
Copper.
20,
23.
Tend
Oreille.
COO,
CIO.
Pioneer
Gold,
Nil,
1.50.
Premier.
1.83,
1.84.
Porter
Idaho,
41,
50.
Reeves
Macdonald.
1.80,
1.85.
Rufus
Argcnta,
25,
27.
Slocan
King,
4,
C.
Slocnn
Rambler,
18,
20.
Sunloch.
Nil,
2.25.
Topley
Richfield,
20,
25.
Toric,
70,
Nil.
Wellington.
C,
8.
Whitewater,
50,
55.
Oils
.
Associated,
3.75,
3.95.
Mill
City,
8.00,
NIL
P-Aner.
145.
1.50.
1
Advance.
Nil.
4.25.
A.
P.
ConaoHdntpH.
4.93,
4.95.
Calmont.
5.30,
5.32.
Dnlhousle,
3.90.
4.00.
Dcvenish.
40.
45.
Fnbyan
Pete,
1CV4,
17.
Home.
21.50,
24.80.
Illinois
Alberta..
90,
)0
McPoug.
Ser.ur.
5
McLeo'l.
4.40.
4.5C
mti
5.50,
i.W
Dr.
W.
Spankic,
who
has
just
joined
the
Conservative
ranks
in
the
Dominion
Parliament
as
a
result
of
being
elected
by
acclamation
by
the
constituency
of
Frontenac
in
the
Province
of
Ontario.
NO
DECISION
TEST
CRICKET
Boston
Grill
LA
HOE
CAH
ARET
High
1:54
a.m.
20.1
ft.
fipecUl
Dinner!
Thursdiyi
and
Saturday
14:30
p.m.
19.0
ft
Dancing
Emf
Saturday
Night,
9
to
It
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
Low
8:29
a.m.
3.0
ft."
20:3C
p.m.
C.l
ft.
Accocuuodatlom
for
Private
Fartlea
NOltTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PHONE
4J7
Vol.
XX..
No.
193.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C
TUESDAY,
AUGUST
20,
1929
PRfCE
FIVE
prvin
Russian
Cavalry
Made
Raid
on
Manchurian
Village
but
Driven
Back
by
the
Chinese
Defenders
'
LONDON,
Aug.
20.
-
Both
Chinese
and
Russian
CHECK
ARTIST
DRAWS
sources
today
reported
warlike
activities
and
preparations
'
THRFF
MftNTHQ
IAH
along
the
Manchurian
border,
with
increasing
number
of
i
inrUX
UlUIunD
JAIL
border
clashes
and
incursions
by
opposing
armies.
MUKDEN,
Aug.
20.
Despatches
received
here
say
the
Chinese
defenders
and
three
thousand
Soviet
cavalry
yesterday
engaged
in
a
fierce
struggle
for
the
village
of
Tumginsien,
but
the
invaders
were
repulsed.
Tanks,
airplanes
and
searchlights
are
reported
to
be
on
the
way
to
the
front,
according
to
Russian
reports.
Clarence
J.
Scott
Hall
Sent
Down
For
Fraud
Suspended
Sentence
in
Breaking
Case
Signs
Important
International
Bill
Governor
Gardiner
signing
t
ic
Fist
River
Hill
with
Hon.
Joseph
Hammond;
right,
and
Sector
Mitchdl,
right.
As
a
result
if
the
passing
of
the
Fish
River
Bill,
the
International
Paper
.ompany
will
proceed
with
the
construction
of
a
pulp
mill
at
St.
Leonard,
on
the
New
Brunswick
sirin
of
the
Saint
John
River.
LOSSIEMOUTH,
Scotland,
Aug.
20.
Premier
Macdonakl
stated
today
that
lie
was
studying
a
mes-
VIPTnnTA
Amr
9ft-Th,
B-
xium
aauuiuwjJI
WHICH
IH!
U1SCUFSCU
wiin
Annas.
government
announced
distribu-
jsador
Dawes
yesterday
regarding
disarmament
conver-
"Without
being
conscious
of
it,
sir
Henry
announced
that
the
t,or
of
n'uor
'irofitB
amounting)
sations
which
marks
a
distinct
advance
in
negotiations
be
innrs.
is
going
on
in
iniy
winiry,
three
new
vessels
for
the
coast-"
'
.
,
s"v-v-"
huc
wjuiimca.
as
In
other
countries,
a
great
eco-
advice
which
were
being
built
""ine
iwioa
cnuing
awn
ii,
romi
war."
said
Mr.
Bdonett.
i
Kn.rl.iw1
wnuU
I
rnflv
for1929
among
3
municipalities.
Disarmament
Negotiations
are
Advanced
a
Step
With
Message
Received
from
United
States
This
message
is
the
outcome
of
negotiations
com-
mepced
almost
directly
tho
Labor
Government
assumed
office
and
gives
promise
of
a
successful
culmination
which
may
eventua'ly
beextendM
to
othejr,
countries.
jLlJCTED
TO
PARLIAMENT
HORNS
TAKE
PLACE
OF
RATTLES
IN
ARMY
WASHINGTON,
Aug.
20.
The
United
States
army
has
taken
..v
v
the
soldiers'
rattles.
It
has
been
found
that
these
accessories
of
the
soldiers'
life,
used
in
war
time
for
the
unplay-
"
"S"
of
wirninr
against
gas
attacks,
sounded
too
much
like
the
"rat-a-tat"
of
machine
gun
fire.
So
today
the
war
department,
on
the
recommendation
of
the
chiefs
of
the
infantry
and
chemical
warfare
service,
eliminated
them
from
the
field
equipment..
A
claxon
type
horn
will
be
employed
hereafter
for
spreading
alarms,
notifying
the
soldiers
to
don
their
gas
masks.
HOME
OIL
HAS
SPLENDID
WELL
Production
Now
Set
at
Thousand
Rarrels
Daily
Rest
In
Turner
Valley
CALGARY.
June
20.
Home
No.
3
well
has
increased
its
flow
thirty
million.
cubic
feet
of
gas
this
morning
with
an
estimated
yield
of
a
thousand
barrels
of
Well
"aillha
The
was
ex'
South
Africa
Scores
Against
England
but
Un-
Xn
.
.
.
,
,
TW
make,
this
the-biggest
pro-
able
to
Complete
A
ducer
,n
the
Turner
Valley
and
Match
'
gives
Home
Oil
a
-
production
of
2500
barrels
dally
from
the
three
LONDON.
Aug.
20.
The
fifth
wcu3.
and
concluding
c
icket
test
match
between
England
and
South
Afri-
MnUTV
J
A
I
VVT)
ca
was
left
dr.
,?.
today
after
lliltllil
lYALiVCu
England
had
wriggled
out
of
a
tight
position.
After
England
has
DC
A
T
I
HMCII
made
258
in
the
first
inning,
Dtll
1
LuluUlVl
South
Africa
went
to
bat
and.
New
Cold
Storage
Plant
Planned
for
Cow
Bay
City
Council
Agrees
First
announcement
of
another
new
industrial
enterprise
for
Prince
Rupert-
came
at
last
night's
meeting
of
the
city
council
when
a
letter
was
read
from
M
.
Y.
Aivaz-
off
of
Vancouver
asking
the
council
to
recommend
to
the
I
provincial
government
the
leasing
to
him
of
275
feet
of
1
waterfront
in
Cow
Bay,
upon
which
the
erection
of
an
ice
and
cold
storage
plant
and
wharf
and
floats
for
fish
dealers
and
fishermen
was
contemplated.
Mr.
Aivazoff
stated
that
he
had
been
working
on
the
project
for
some
time
ana
was
now
reauy
to
go
aneaa
wnn
tne
construc
tion.
Mayor
McMordie
was
in
favor
of
meeting
the
request
to
recommend
the
site
lease
to
the
government.
He
felt
that
the
council
should
do
all
in
its
power
to
assist
any
new
industries
in
coming
here!
He
felt
the
lease
should
be
granted
on
the
definite
undertaking
by
Mr.
Aivazoff
.hat
he
would
go
ahead
.
The
requested
approval
was
granted
on
motion
of
Aid.
Brown,
seconded
by
Aid
.
Macdonakl.
PRIVY
COUNCIL
APPEAL
WILL
NOT
BE
ABOLISHED
BY
AUSTRALIA
JUST
NOW
PAMDPnDA
A,.ava1ln
Ant,
NEW
YOhK,
Aug.
20:
Rain
broke
up
the
National
League
header
at
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh.
The
Phillies
won
both
with
Burleigh
Grimes
back
in
the
game
for
the
first
time
since
his
injury
several
weeks
aso.
Chicago
White
Sox
and
New
York
Yankees
fought
a
pitcher's
bout,
each
side
scoring
hits
with
the
Yanks
running
out
winners
'by
the
odd
run.
Errors
gave
Washington
Senators
an
undeserved
victory
over
Cleveland
Indians,
only
two
of
the
five
winning
runs
being
deserved.
Shores'
held
the
St.
Louis
Drowns
scoreless
for
rhiladcl-j
phia
Athletics
until
the
last
in
Ing
when
they
scored
twjc
which
was
seven
runs
short
winning.
Roston
Red
Sox
and
Detroit
Tigers
split
their
double
Yesterday's
scores:
National
League
Pittsburgh
6-5,
7-8,
American
League
New
York
3,
Chicago
2.
Washington
6,
Cleveland
3.
Philadelphia
8,
St.
Louis
2.
Boston
3-2,
Detroit
2-6.
Scottish
Humor
REPARATIONS
ARE
WORRYING
iU.
lUSlIttllit
UUVB
IIWl
IUICIIU
IU
-
,
.
,
lake
any
action
to
abolish
Its
right
JL"
it
appeal
to
the
judicial
committee
w-....
f
the
privy
council,
Premier
,,.,,-..
Bruce
decla
ed,
when
discussing!
1
"nlc.tlZr""
reports
from
London
ihat
the
Brit
ish
government
is
willing
to
permit
any
dominion
to
abolish
tlie
right
of
appca!
if
desired,
as
ex
PIRATES
LOSE
TWICE
MONDAY
has
written
Premier
Jaapar
of
Helgium
asking
him
to
call
the
ix
powers
together
to
consider
what;
action
will
.be
taken
on
rep-
plan
is
nub
uuiicu
uciuic
ur-
tember
1.
The
reparations
experts,
who
worked
until
midnight
in
an
ef
fort
to
reconcile
conflicting
estimates
of
the'yttld
in;
mosey
of
the
four-power
offer
to
Great
B
itain,
were
hard
at
work,
again
today.
TORONTO
STOCKS
schedule
yesterday
arid
ohe
fix-
ture
only
was
played,
the
double
(McCaffery,
Gibbons
&
Collart,
with
Ltd.)
'Amulet,
2.35,
2.38.
Mandv,
61,
65.
Falconbridge.
13.30,
13.50.
Holllnger.
6.70,
6.75.
Hudson
Bay,
19.00,
19.25.
Intern.
Nickel,
52.00,
52.25.
Lakeshore,
24.75.
25.00.
Mining
Corporation,
4.35,
4.45.
Mclntyre.
15.05.
15.23,
Nipissing,
2.60,
2.70.
Noranda,
64.25,
C4.C0.
Abana,
1.93,
1.94.
Sudbury
Basin,
10.05,
10.15.
Treadwell
Yukon,
9.75,
Nil.
Ventures,
8.50,
8.53
Home
Oils,
24.50,
21.75.
ol
NEW
YORKER
WON
JASPER
JASPER,
Aug.
20:
Eddie
Held
of
New
York
won
the
nualifvinir
round
of
the
Canadian
Philadelphia
amateur
golf
championship
yes
terday
by
a
score
of
148
for
36
All
other
games
postponed
on
holes.
Thirty-two
qualified
for
account
of
rain.
the
match
taking
place
today.
MILLION
LOSS
LLOYDMINSTER
LLOYDMINSTER,
Sask..
Aug.
'.
20:
The
loss
from
the
fire
IN
AN
ABERDEEN
TRAMCAR
,
here
in
which
26
buildings,
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n
go
in.
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did
so
and
n,
ht
nm,
won
a
dwMm
oycr
made
204
for
one
wicket.
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Lomgki
of
Al)erdfen(
Wngh;
Sutcllffe,
for
England,
scored
n
a
furiou8
10-round
battle
bo-two
centuries
in
the
match
.
forc
25,000
fans.
The-series
ending
today
was
Hockln
is
sailing
this
won
by
England
with
two
victories:
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
20:
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T.
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tr,rl
I
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thocht
the
fare
was
tupjience."
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Conductor:
"So
.it
is,
butj
A,
.
St.
Clair
Brindle,
mining
there's
another
tuppence
for
thq
engtneer,
who
arrived
yesterday
sack."
I
(rom
.
Vancouver,
left
on
this
PasRenirer
foncnlnir
sack):
mornlnc's
train
for
a
trip
to
the
"Oh!
is
there?
Sandy,
yc'U
bet-!
Owen
Lake
country
and
expects
nfttrnoon
on
tho
Catala
for
a
and
three
matches
unfinished
and,
price
of
wheat
is
quoted
hero
Iter
come
oot
and
pey
ycr
aln
to
be
back
in
the
trip
to
Vancouver.
(
therefore,
declared
draws.
today
at
$1.00
s.
fare."
within
a
few
days.
city
again