Tomorrow's
Tides
Former
Prince
Rupert
Newsboy
is
Owner
of
Valuable
Gold
Property
Which
He
Discovered
on
Unuk
River
r
h
gold
quartz
taken
from
the
I'nuk
Kiver
Hection
rought
home
to
Premier
hy
T.
S.
MacKay,
A.
H.
Mel-and
W.
A.
Trout
last
summer
indicate
that
a
very
tl.U-
find
was
made
by
these
three
men
who
made
the
vor
the
divide
in
an
airplane.
A
landing
was
made
on
p
little
lake
about
three
miles
long
and
considerable
worfc
was
done
by
the
party
in
ex
NEW
WHEAT
Tori
a.
Aug.
2:-R.
d.
Purdy.
i,"'"1
manager
of
the
Alberta
'
Pool,
with
headquarters
at
,
v
accompanied
by
James
3'
"
it
has
been
here
In
eonntc-'
'
h
the
new
lease
for
the
Of-'
'
''"Int
elevator,
which
the
pool
""tlnue
to
operate
u
"td
Immediately,
six
or
eight
ow
cases,
Phone
817.
ploring
for
gold.
The
discovery
It
to
reported
wa
mi
bkk1
that
on
the
advice
of
Uu
Baseball
Scores
AllEltlt
AN
VFAaVV.
-ClevsUnd.
3;
8t
Louis,
5.
NATIONAL
LKAflUK
I)tou,
;
New
York.
1.
OteeinnttU.
l:
Chtcaeo.
3.
St.
Louto.
3;
Pittaburf,
9.
dwtrirt
mining
engineer
may
ait
ntimnnn
n
IN
nHIPPh
II
planning
to
return
and
do
further
1U
Ollll
1
LtnJ
exploratory
wort.
A
number
ol
;
claims
were
staked
and
there
U
X
tar
of
Season
Ooc
From
ever,
possibility
thai
ODtlMd
M
a
WMlM
Minlt.H.
P.H
ArlLnr
,
property
may
I
The
ore
they
found
to
from
a
quarts
aone
of
large
dl-x
vnipeo.
Aug.
3:-Oftmlght'py
reports
ilo
Canadian
Na-'
menaions.
sample,
from
which
In-nailway.
the
pobllity
thedeveN
dlcate
oifker.
here
Indi-
Ur
opment
of
a
very
large
producing
first
car
of
new
wheat
to
the
Unuk
vail
rtrd
in
the
Manitoba
district;
mine
In
huh
...
i
While
Mr.
MacKay
to
very
reluc-
Jr
-
VWhw7
...II
kl,
tinA
.
ran.
Man,
wtth
B.
Brunei
'
inZ
I
to
his
particular
-li.r
f
rtonda.
u
It
to
to
'"ignor
mtur
and
uru
o
the
hinmont
cept
'
lr
Port
Arthur.
Purdy
and
Bennett
Visiting
Victoria
in
Regard
to
Elevator
I
j
ikat
it
laiM
him
ann
unorrMtRAi
-
other
members
of
the
party
In
an
enviable
nosiUon
as
discoverers
and
holders
of
claims
of
great
possible
value.
Mr
MacKay.
known
to
his
friends
it
Tommv.
to
accountant
at
the
Premier
Oold
mint.
For
some
years
!
as
a
lad
he
lived
in
Trine
Rupert
and
was
one
of
the
newsooys
carrying
the
Dally
News.
premier
Bet
happy
t.Kia.v
,
r-
',-'
wv,
r...
be
vcr
e-
-.4"
f
"'
DINNER
OF
ROTARIANS
Evening
Meal
and
Taken
to
Theatre
to
See
Tlay
Last
evening
at
the
Commodore
Oate
the
members
of
the
local
Ro-tarv
niuh
vere
hosts
to
their
wives
and
stoo
to
District
Oovemor
Dins-
j
sample
more
and
Mrs
Dtnsmore
at
dinner.
fter
dinner
U
whole
party
ad-toumed
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
In
a
body,
special
seats
having
been
reserved
for
them
and
enjoyed
land.
Stmt."
At
the
dinner,
which
was
pre--fcfed
over
by
President
John
Dyb-havn.
Mrs.
Allen
and
Dr.
Large
en
'Attained
the
party
with
vocal
num
rs
which
were
much
appreciated
The
speaker
of
the
evening
was
District
Governor
Dinsmore
who
poke
chiefly
on
the
application
of
Rotary
principles
In
dally
life.
Some
felt
the
Ideals
were
so
distant
that
they
failed
to
live
out
the
small
things.
While
friendship
was
Im
portant
in
the
club,
it
was
not
the
end.
It
provided
a
vehicle
for
car
rying
on.
He
thought
It
was
easier
to
carry
out
Rotary
work
In
a
small
place
such
as
this
than
In
a
large
city
where
so
little
was
know
of
the
neighbors.
He
strongly
urged
that
members
Interest
themselves
In
the
public
life
of
the
community
such
as
the
activities
of
the
Cham
ber
of
Commerce.
A
number
of
Interesting
experiences
were
told
to
llustrate
how
Rotary
work
had
been
carried
out
In
other
places.
At
the
close
President
Dybhavn
thanked
the
visitor
for
his
address
nnd
expressed
the
hope
tlfat
he
would
visit
the
city
again
during
his
term
of
office.
Oandhl
to
arrested.
He
must
be
FIELD
FOR
AVIATION
Terrace
Becomes
Air-Minded
lowing
Visit
of
Flyers
Trade
Board
Busy
i
...
I
,
iinauon
uiven
eni
to
at
airaw-
berry
facial
Meeting
'
TERRACE.
Aug.
2:
Following
the
recent
forced
landing
of
the
Alrxander-Mattem
relief
plane
on
he
haytleid
of
Harry
Franks'
farm
on
the
bench
at
Kitsumkalum.
agitation
has
developed
here
for
the
establishment
jot
a
proper
airplane
Unding
field
1st
Terraer
At
a
strawberry
sooal
held
by
the
Ter-rurp
Board
of'
Trade
in
the
Canadian
Legion
HsU
last
Fnd
iv
night.
Derrhes
along
this
line
wrrr
made
by
stirh
prominent
i-Harr-.
as
W
II
Burnett.
Dtesident
of
-h-
Board
t
Trade,
who
presided.
E
T
Ken-
v
Liberal
candidate
for
Skeena
.
'he
forthcoming
election,
J
B
Aii
it
chairman
of
the
board
of
Till,4?e
commissioners.
Capt.
J
B
Colthurst.
O.
T
Sundal.
Will
Robinson
and
others.
Representations
are
now
DetngJugMde
to
the
Rsvern-,
merit
The
fEPwher
the
Alexan
'!cr
plane
landed,
with
a
few'
Marines,
would
be
as
good
a
site
for
;m
aviation
field
as
any
available
locally.
It
Is
felt.
i
The
strawberry
social
was
followed
by
a
dance
which
continued
until
the
small-
hours
of
the
morn-,
tag.
the
crowd
to
attendance
In
cluding
many
Prince
Rupert
visitors.
W.
II.
Burnett
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
musk
was
by
Sam
Klrkaldy
orcheatra.
BARLEY
FROM
EGYPT
REOINA.
Aug.
2:
Barley
grown
.
i
In
ill
latwt
nf
Rpvnt
In
tR
fiatt
nff
Wives
and
Visitors
Entertained
at
,
"
.T
Tj
King
Solomon
has
linked
the
old
with
the
new
at
the
World's
Grain
Exhibition.
Black
after
thousands
of
years
beneath
the
desert
at
Tell
Para,
where
It
was
discovered,
the
barley
nevertheless
to
a
good
Today's
Weather
Prince
Rupert
The
barometer
U
..yM
ajn.
17.7
ft.
falling
today
with
the
probability
of
23:30
p.m.
21.3
It.
...
5J25
ain.
3.2
rt.
a
change.
8ky
Is
cloudy
wind,
light
southeast;
barometer,
29.99;
temperature,
17(25
pjp
4t.
68;
sea
smooth.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXIV
.
No
179.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST
2,
1933
PRICE-
FIVE
CENTS
EGBA
TURE
DISSOLVED
YESTERDAY
ENGLISH
PEOPLE
QUICKLY
SNAP
UP
CANADIAN
SECURITIES
Seventy-Five
Million
Dollars
Subscribed
in
Sixty
Seconds
Today
For
Loan
In
London
ENGLISH
NEWSPAPERS
FEATURE
UP
WONDERFUL
RESULT
IN
THEIR
HEADLINES;
OVERSUBSCRIBE
ISSUE
MANY
TIMES
LONDON,
Aug.
2:
Subscription
lists
for
fifteen
million
pounds
worth
of
Dominion
of
Canada
four
percent
bonds
were
closed
within
a
few
minutes
after
they
were
opened
today.
"Canada's
Proud
Achievement"
and
"frt
7-teen
Million
Pounds
in
60
Seconds"
were
typical
headlines
in
the
evening
newspapers.
The
newspaper
reports
said
the
loan
was
ovcrsubscribcd
many
times.
Lieut.
Governor
Acting
on
Advice
of
Ministers
Ends
Life
of
Provincial
House
Still
in
Saddle
aShDKtf7'SKiBEBV
Bflflfia
ijSbbm
rncMiEn
s.
r
tolmie
Advised
Lieu'
Governor
to
dU-solvr
lcgt:-lature.
then
set
out
to
iampaig
'
in
view
of
coming
election
Weather
Report
Month
of
July
The
weather
report
for
the
month
of
July
follows:
High
barometer.
July
20.
30.39.
Low
barometer.
July
Highest
temperature.
July
31,
72.
Lowest
temperature,
Jojy
16.
42.
Mean
temperature,
5l2.
Rainfall.
6l'
Inches.
Sunshine.
55.2
hours.
';
Demand
Is
Made
by
'
Liberal
Leader
For
Setting
of
Election
T.
1).
Pattullo
Points
Out
Hungling
Methods
of
Government
in
Hegard
to
Conduct
of
Public
Affairs
And
Asks
For
Action
VICTORIA,
Aug.
2:
T.
D.
Pattullo
made
the
following
statement
today:
"Announcement
is
made
that
the
legislature
is
dissolved
but
no
date
is
set
for
the
election
of
new
I
representatives.
The
administration
possesses
the
super-
t
la...
i?
nM
i
a.1
lauve
iacuuy
ior
mingling,
mere
are
no
reprusentuuvua
of
the
people
and
no
provision
made
for
their
selection
at
Governor
Visits
Regina's
Big
Fair
REOINA.
Aug.
I:
Their
Excellencies
the
Qovcrnor-General
and
Lady
Beasborough
will
arrive
here
on
August
4
Interested
visitors
to
the
World's
Oraln
Exhibition
and
Conference.
Conference.
Their
Their
Excellencies
Excellencies
will
will
thc
earliest
possible
date
out
uie
country
is
left
In
continued
uncer-
talnty
and
doubt."
'
"Dr.
Tolmie
assured
me
last
fall
there
would
be
an
election
before
September
but
that
course
Is
not
being
pursued,
nor
have
we
any
guarantee
that
an
election
will
be
held
even
in
October.
"As
leader
of
the
Liberal
party
In
British
Columbia
I
make
a
public!
demand
that
the
date
of
the
election
tlon
be
be
set
set
forthwith
forthwtth
at
at
the
the
earliest
earliest
possible
possible
date
date
In
In
order
order
that
that
the
the
Premier
Tolmic
Sets
Out
on
Election
Campaign
Immediately
After
Announcing
Formal
Dissolution
and
Refuses
to
Discuss
Election
Date
VICTORIA,
Aug.
2:
The
seventeenth
legislature
of
the
province
of
British
Columbia
was
dissolved
late
yesterday
afternoon
by
proclamation
of
Lieutenant-Governor
J.
Fordham
Johnson,
acting
on
the
advice
of
Premier
ToU
mie
and
his
ministers.
No
official
date
has
been
announced
for
the
general
election
but
voting
is
expected
to
take
place
about
the
middle
of
October.
'
Tiie
dissolution
of
the
legislature
r
11
Til
Candidates
"
Y
lentY
biwiht
tato
effect
autn"u
J
the
1932
Redistribution
Act.
cutting
hPrinPA
fiPnrOP
"PrwnUUlon
m
the
House
by
"ivC
VJCU1
gC
one
and
changing
the
boun-
,
darles
of
most
of
the
provincial
rid,-
Dejkln
Says
He
Will
Remain
Injtngs.
Field
and
Alward
and
Perry
t
After
announcing
that
the
legls--
Alsr
Running
It
Is
Said
llature
was
dissolved,
Premier
Tol-
mie
left
on
the
night
boat
tor
the
PRINCE
OEOROE.
Aug.
2
It
to
matnlanf
to
topr
the
Fraser
VsHe'y
announced
here
that
there
will
be-sre
it.
Hi
deellred
to
llseuss
elee-at
least
three
or
four
cardidates
Uon
plant.
In
the
field
at
the
fortheomlnj!
election.
Dr.
Alward.
MLL-A-
to
said
i
,
to
be
likely
to
enter
the
field
again
as
an
Independent
Conservative
Harry
Perry,
former
member
for
the
riding
to
representing
the
Liberal
Interests.
C.
P.
Dey
kin
says
h-
Intends
to
stay
In
the
field
In
spite
of
efforts
made
to
get
him
tc
switch
to
the
federal
field.
There
to
also
possibility
of
a
fourth
man
Vancouver
Stocki
(CCUrtMJ
S.
D.
J"OOftn
Oo
Vancouver
Reno.
2.10.
Pend
Oreille,
Ul.
Noble
Five.
.12
Vj.
Premier,
1.21.
National
Silver.
MVi.
Porter
Idaho,
9.
Bridge
River
Con..
Jl.
Oeorgia
River,
.66
(asked).
Reeves,
JO.
Whitewater.
.?.
Cariboo
OoM.
2.90.
Reward.
.11H.
Meridian,
.46.
Big
Missouri.
X.
Lucky
Jim,
.06.
Silver
Crest.
.04.
Waverly
Tangier.
,MU,
Indian.
AIH
.
Wayside,
.56.
Native
Son.
.08.
Bluebird.
.OS.
Cork
Province.
.01.
Morning
Star.
.33.
Toronto
'
Noranda.
34.0ft.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
156.
Inter.
Nickel.
19.90.
Mc
Waiters,
1.05.
Granada,
1.06.
Stoco.
1.60.
Klrkland.
.37.
San
Antonio,
1.10.
Oils
Sterling
Pacific.
.44.
A.
P.
Con
.26.
Fabyan.
jOI.
C.
it
E..
153.
Home.
2
15.
Freehold.
.13
H.
Calmont,
.15.
getting
used
to
It
by
now.
If
you
are
H.
P.
Warne.
manager
of
fur
n
Mftltatma
It
adds
to
your
prestige
attend
the
dosing
ceremonies
of
I
purchasing
agencies
throughout
la-Mime
In
conflict
with
the
auth-;the
conference
and
later
present
people,
may
have
elected
represen-'
Canada,
who
has
been
In
the
city
lortttes
It's
like
being
a
member
of
awards
to
successful
competitors
In
tatives
to
decently
and
sanely
con-
for
a
few
days.
Is
leaving
for
the
'the
"I
Wont
Work"
party.
(the
various
grain
classes.
.
duct
the
bulns
of
the
province."
east
tonight.
TO
APPEAL
MEAL
TAX
DECISION
VICTORIA.
Aug.
2:
-The
deel-1
lion
of
Magistrate
J.
A.
Flndlay
in;
Vancouver
that
the
B.
C.
Hospitals-Aid
Act
Imposing
tax
on
the
con-)
turner
of
every
meal
at
a
restaurant
or
hotel
of
the
value
of
50c
or.'
lover
was
an
excise
tax
and
there-'
fore
ultra
vires
of
the
Legislature;
will
be
appealed
by
the
government.
It
will
be
argued
before
the
higher
court
that
the
tax
to
not
akin
to
an
excise
Impost
and
to
therefore
valid
and
within
the
competence
of
Uii
LegMiature.
Collection
of
the
tax
will
be
con-tinned.
Attorney
Oeneral
Pooley
stated.
Halibut
Arrivals
American
Norland,
26JB0Q,
64c
and
4c.
Co&?
Storage-
Lumen.
18460,
7c
and
4c
Cold
Storage.
-
Sherman,
21,000,
7.1e
and
4$,-RoyaL
"
Canadian
R.
Wn
17500.
S2C
and
Slic,
Booth.
'
AtM,
36.000.
S.le
sad
3
Joe,
Pacific.
Brie
Roy.
1VM,
3Jc
and
3J5c
Wold
Storage.
Aleve.
11.500.
5.1c
and
3.25c,
Booth.
INSANE
MAN
.
KILLS
WIFE
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
2:
Mrs
8teve
Vedenlch
of
Richmond
dleJ
In
the
hospital
here
yesterday
from
Injuries
suffered
when
her
husband,'
a
45-year
old
Jugo-Slavlan.
attacked
her
in
the
garden
of
their
home)
cutting
her
about
the
face
and
head.
Vedenich
was
committed
to
the
Essondale
mental
hospital
after
examination
by
physicians.
'
?