PRINCEjGEORGE CITj;
Swimming Under Railway Bridge
PRINCE GEORGE CITIZEN. THURSDAY. AUGUST 17. 1933
Three Die When Plane Falls Into
F!ve Cents
; PILOT GRIERSON IS j MAKING LEISURELY TRIP IN TINY MOTH
Goes Under Ban j Anderson Lake
Gty Council Requests Police to Quesnel Girl fe Death While
Will Cross the Atlantic on an
Experimental and Survey
In Eay Stages
Surplus Feed of District Should Go Into Feeders
The Commercial Course Dropped in High School
Prohibit Bathing in the Eraser River Channel
Returning to Bridge River from Her Honeymoon
airplane bought second hand more than three years ago, a former Royal | Air Force pilot, John Grierson, -is j making his way across the Atlantic.
Harry Bowman Advances Plan ! Trustees Reached this Decision
THREE SERIOUSLY HURT Grerson took off irom Hul1 %rltn New
to Move Feeders from Prairies to B. C. Farms
York for his destination. He says the i GOVERNMENT TO HELP
at Board Meeting Held on Tuesday Evening
COLLECTION OF FEES
Provincial Inspector Says City p;lot rinrr|mi xm^v- � j ~ '� flight :�.; being undertaken for survey �� . A � i i Tr a Gordon McKenzie and O. and experimental purposes and he !
May be Actionable It An Besener of Prince Rupert ..........
Accident Results Have Fractured Skills
city
will make the crossing of the Atlantic cstock Will be Cheap artd Kail--by way of Iceland and Greenland with ! ways Assume Part of Freight layovers at each stop. ^~,. _ _ . &
Except for the floats with wh'ch it' Charges in Movement
has been fitted, th~ machine is the ' �------ The members of the board of school
same in which Mr. Grierson made a Hairy Bowman, agi cultural and col-- trustees look a ciecided stand on Tues-
ization representative for the Can �
High School Closed to Children
of Non-Residents Who Fail
to Pay for Tuition
The members of the board of school
thC'
5SSS current of the river and i,111011 C' ?"? hh b 5W?r
record flight from India to England ' onization representative for the Can- day evening on the collection of tui-transport. in 41,. days in 1930. Since then the! a?lan National, has been interesting tion fces from ail mii-l]s attending the waters of An- | rvlot has entered it twice in the K'ng's i himself for the past two weeks in as- I hig.h <,ChOol whose parents or guard-
.................. .,......... ians do not reside :n the ci
..........._ all over Europe. It is I tne province in the profitable market^ resolution of the board the principal
The dead are Mr. and Mrs. equipped with a radio set and a Mar- mS of their surplus of hay and feed. | of tne high scncoi is lo be instructed
coni direction finder, on which the Al1 through this -section there was an t0 lequire the payment of a fee of
snmll tovs n-om dcrson lake on Tuesday even"nS while ! Cup air race and has flown it them- '� slstInS the farmers in the section of ians do not ve�ide \ the ci B a
of the river and i,11101110 llcm Vancouver to Bridge sands of miles all E t i fhe Province in the profitable market; lti f
thC ,?,,? therehave been re cues o 5W?r The dead are m'- and Mrs-
suice then mere: nave w*u ic_,<^s �i Eime Dean of Bridge River find w
^ ge Rver find w CQni direction Iinder on which the t0 require the payment of a fee of
1 � SmSvesunable tocope with J-.BuW. of Vancouver. Those seriously ftfer will depend, for navigation, al- | fxceptionajy heavy crop of hay with $5 00 on the fiist �chool d [n each
eund themselves unaoie to cope with in]Urcd an, pibt Go:dcn McKenzi6f ot- ways having a check on the acouracy ; :deal weather for the curing of it, but monln< or tne pro(iuctlon ,n________
will be a serious shortage of pasture , liable for the payment of tne fee in for live stock. Tlv.s will mean the | tne past_ bul most o{ them have ig_ importing of considerable feed from ilored tneir responsibly, and for the
sBritish Columbia, but hay and feed ! disposed of for this purpose will not
island by bathers and swimmers. It jcvac
will be proposed that the police post a 1 tAAi
a notice forbidding the use of the WARNING RESCUE OF
island, and see that it is obeyed. A
mcJon to this effect was moved by BAILEY IS PLANNED
Alderman Opie, seconded by Alderman _____
Taylor
Made up of Various Political Elements in City
NO PLEDGES REQUIRED
Successful Candidate Said Un'on
Policy of Bowser as Good
as that of Tolmie
R. W. Alward, who sat in the last
first half of the calendar year the
, arrears of tuition fees approximate for the producer after the j $300 when the high school opms on
freight charges have been met, and to, September 5th all pupils whose par-overcome -th's difficulty Mr Bowman , en|s or guardians do not reside fn the is proposing that instead of carrying | clty ^f^ required t0 make an ad. feed to the young stock on the prairies J vance payment of tne fee or they wlu that the stock be moved to points ^ refused instruction, in British Columbia where there s, .. ��_ . ' .
an abundance oi feed. L Some tlmc al� tix trustees decided
Mr. Bowman sees in the existing : *� cut,the teaching s'aff of the high situation a very favorable opportunity I -�'cho1 fr?m four to three teachers but
for the farmers of British Columbia i a, recent su7ey �\ the situation dis-taking advantage of the feeder policy closed that lf the childem of non-resi-
of the Dominion Live S'ock branch. This policy was put into effect on the
d^nt-3 were permitted to continue in attendance, without the payment of
as Conservative member for George, became the candidate of
first of August and will be continued I tu tlon fees- the. services of an addi-for five months. It provides that the tlonal teacher would be required. As
the ratepayers of Prince George have no responsibility in connection with thp education of the ch/ldren of nonresidents the tuition fee will be collected, which wi!l doubtless hgj'e *ha
railways will assume 25 per cent of the freight charges on all f~~de" rtock from the pcint of purchase to the point where the stock is be fed. nnd the government w'U pay
� .. ,. ,j f,.,.,,, Dallas. Aug. 16�The state police
A. communt:atpn wrr, lead -f om ^ � %y,u ^ ^tQ_
*Ju V 1 S iSS mob'ies leaded with gangsters and George
which has been placed ...... * B
the-Bowser-Donaghy nominatin
party at th
has been placed on the headstone of one of the Corn-
convention held in Prince ccn-
monist graves in the city cemetery.
fOCt> t^llP
which
victim of the existing socit
system.
of Harvey Bailey, the
i connection with the the city in that there-Avere no accred-abduction of Charles Urschel, the mil- ited delegates to it. It was^open to all
The sale
Bonaire ciroperatbr. Baileyhas been
, . .� �,����,�,.,..,��,,,>,.. �au.,.> ....... .M-.i. who desired to attend, and nothing m
In-'psctcr Parsons expressed the op,11- , -..itivclv klen,ifed os cnc cf the gang the form of pledge to support^the ion the epitaph should bo considered ^.^ ^$ three police officers in � nominee was required to secure adnus^
KansasN City when the attempt was '' sion. For this reason, or other reasons.;
Mie travelling expenses of the farmer. ' effect of cuWm the cla->s attendance or h>, osent. in the case of the pur-i down t0 tne P�in ,,,a* ^:hich three ch^se pt. a carload of feeders. The i teachers wli be sufficient n-licv covers fM�riPv hmhs i<= \wli n<;' With rerDect to pupils from other
vention differed^ from other polit:cal g^ and calves but TsreSicted ?o' Kch�o1 districts, under fifteen years of convent'ens which^ave been held in {Llnx �,�_ fnrmp,.,." ' I age. applying for admission to the
�der stock is an an- Wgh: school they "Shall no* be Required at the stockyard sales' to pav the tirtion fee as the same
in
as one of the evidences of the world-
Mco^e Jaw and Calgary, and m � m^ be collected from the outside 'on of Mr. Bowman exiting | --chccl district, but all such pupils will pohlt to a very lcw prlcPr! be reouned � to orrcluce a-certificate feeder stock Feed shortage will ! fr0111 tn� t>oard � tbe school distr ct in
f%$^?3�t^*\Zd^ "^de to effect the release of Frank ; l^ccnvention created a Breatdr^ of � forC(, of it O11 sale than the mar. , whichjhe^ arerodent
it might well be ignored. In any event. a'tempt NesIi \vns
the^cemetery is^r ^supervision gach. ^.tWa ^^.^ ^
any
.'�h;v
authority.
counci
notice of the offending inscrlpVon.
John E. Dubberley. ass'stan' inspector of electrical energy for the province, brought to the attention of the council what he considered the defec-
inierc-t. and the acommedation cf tlie Canadian Legion hall was taxed to
A somewhat mnrr imnortant; change derided noon bv the trustees en Tuos-
he was held prisoner by his abductors. man- sensed what he considered a fceders fa restricted to shipmen^on thf> high AlthciiBh he was blindfolded he noted vct>' foreign element present in mem- . nr lots it =, not n2ce^aTy' for indi^boc"s �.lr tho daily narsase overhead of air line bers of the C.L.D.L.. an organization j vidll8l farmers to nurcho-e' a full -car | course -planes He noted that on one par- ! credited w th pronounced Communist j ps the live sto,,k brancn voyO\ nef-t'ciilar Sunday the piano did not pass; leanings. This group was headed by mits Mvc 01. more fanners o0olmg the:.r
U-o wiring m the plant of the m,cuo, ^ ^ ' t cf ran. William Mahoney. who was recently mircha.,PS to make np th. rar sWp.
Creamery. The position taken by � d>1 Sported his observations placed in nomination -by C.L.D.L. sym- ment_ n
Mr. Dubberley was that the wjring ^ - ' A chcck.up on the pathizers. The chairman called the divlduai ..................
...........�*�'�"� '�' """-�'�..... �......-��ll- ,cheduic of air-line planes followed attention of the meeting to the pre- dozen Or more feeders, end market
the premises is dangerous, especial-
r- making it. po?.�*ble f�'' farmers to secure half
eotember. Far takintc thp comiri?rcial ;on will lio fontinned for^fenp^her two years, and the course will then be discontinued pltofrc'her. Th's.arrangement will r�nder imme-diQtolv nvnilahle. for aendemic cla^r-^ part of the timeNaf the commercial
> in view of the cement floors, and_# - location"of the point at-which sence of the group. He sa'd theve nvy .hHr ,,irn1u, bf ,'hnv and feed in the
me constant use of water upon them, >,helj nad been heW was fixed ap- have been some misconception as to form of bcef cv shoep. Farmers-en-
Mr. Dubberley ?aid he wa-3 not making ;.^lma.olv By special cruises, and the nature of. the meeting, and then ^n\n-r \n
an cfL.cial complaint in the matter, k � � nf'b'hoculars what was be- � went on to explain the objects and ket., >0 f-
jiPVCH t^ i,e the exact house was nick- the reamrement tnat oniy xnose in ctcck. P?pf whi
ed out In company w:(h Urschel the sympathy .with the aims of the Bow- Rrto nv ]0oo noui
bolfce 'raided the liouse and caueht ser-Donaghy party should take part m mands a RCod se
Bailev asleep on a cot. under which 't. With this explanation he asked or the beginning
with" a rifle within all these not in sympathy to retire. A thp srnailer animals should be carried' tion will repeat their very successful
, .U rr t^ t + i v ; !
but would rerxr-t on the situation to .;'�. ',; th"'"q""t house was nick- the reamrement that only those
bis chief. The responsibility is a ' ' ' ......
mumcipal one and if the oity pey-mitted the situation to continue and an accident resulted the corporation
damages. In the '"erlev it was desirable tees be entirely re-kind of conduit
city's standpo'nt the difficulty arises that the �wiring complained of was Passed by the city electrician. No action was taken on the maUer for the Knn Present,.but the members of the conn- tho hiehv.rv to Chief lake has re-government from all farmers in this ceived a lot of attention from the rrt'on of \hc province who have i public works department, and is now
Karl Johnson, of th/s cit.y. suffered few day-3 aeo while a
Edmonton.
p E o p | p p
nation on mot'on of Jack Cuff, se- reason to believe they will hnve a greatly improved. Given fine weather
conded by F. Ceal. --virnlus of hay nr feed.. There will un- j patrons of the bavbrcno win hnvn or.
Theve being no ether nominations dcubtedly be a market en the nrairies I excellent outing, and the city hospital
regulations for the wiring of business Premises.
It was decided to arrange for n c?Merence with Dr. A. Knight, provincial veterinary when he has completed his inspection of the dairy
Premises in the city and surrounding announcement of tne d'stricts. Dr Knight has already di-s- Quesnel on Saturday. Angus Cl'c^d with members of the council FHsra- W. Plblev fnd
offered the usual closing motion was moved and carried, and the respective candidates proceeded to present their he had complete- cla'ms for recognition. , but Mentific^tion E. H. Burden was the first speaker. e railwav pass he He betran with an explanation for his -no He wa�3, removed from name being submitted to the conven-the train for hospital treatment at Hon. He said he had been charged Ponoka.
fcr hieh-ouaUtv timo'hv hav fm- th^ J receive considerable benefit. Chief cf hordes, but for mixed hay. i Lake is an hour's drive from the c:ty.
The Caribo? Observer carries
f the council FHsra W. y
e niggestion that a bacterial test Moe McGilhvray. bcth oi ^
olri be madp of all nulk offered The ceremony was periormea Dy
d Fllton
the in of
Charlotte
pnch ac 's common in this section thrr� will prob^blv be a verv ^mall margin ac romnared_ to the price to K-i cppv]i-eri through'th�� marketing ot 1* through fee^e" .-tick. In view of i'-" *:tii-''ion d�v^lop:n� Mr. Bon-man is of the opinion that formers who have surpluses of hav phd feed might weir be able to secure the a^'stancp of the banks in *Vr p'v"hase of feeder stock, since thi P"oiect calls fc- fimncin? for i n�-i-^(
[or -sale in the c'ty, and he confirmed w. Evan Fullerton Jhe statement of City Health Offiivr Dr- Ewert that it is only in the larger cities tha1-. the equioment necessary f0Lthe making of such tests is carried. t'1�< <"IV : mUK The lecal milk situation st/ill re-ircning out as there ap-
actuated by personal mo-t:ves, but~ there was ' nothing to this suggestion. He had become interested in the Bowser-Donaghy movement for a .non-partisan government at the time of its inception, and had been
active in lvs efforts to secure a can- cf le� thin one vear. nnd phou'd bn H!d.ite fov the party in the Fort p