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i 19 PRINCE RUPERT, B, C., THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1944.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS

ATIONS ON BRINK OF A GENERAL EUROPEAN WAR

DNDON PESSIMISTIC-REPORT THAT BELGRADE HAS BEEN OCCUPIED-RUSSIA WANTS TO FIGHT

DECKING PLANK ROADWAYS
AGAIN BEFORE CITY COUNCIL

ERMEN DISCUSSED FAMILIAR ToPIC INFORMALLY AND
DECIDED TO MAKE PERSONAL INSPECTION call
WORN OUT ROADWAY
The Mayor the

at do it if had
the question

and) Ald, Maitland
ouple of the aldermen
be over the
debates > pes

ol Ald. Dytbhavn favored

Fifth Avenue to MeBride

decking penis
plank roads
{ said

they

tan ‘
i Couneil in

ly
was

suggested
all go out
walks and be
om a report next
Council meeting

Basso-Bert
the most mical
he would not support
plan It would not be
property

tha

a live prepare

Mon

yet at
| day's

Ald
was
They | and
uld be , other
roads | to the

The | wise
of Attention was drawn to the
d of going | that of the
needed d

ing

the

‘

ty ouneil

! same

econo

sho
plank

ceable.

owners

degree

th some

parts
new
and the
that that we
a part of
i there a
i. mie
the
Ald. Dybhavn and
presented a motion
Aver Fulton
including Tatlow,
nue Fast be
Was
til the
a

Ald

mud sills an
aldermen all
rk would have
either
pron
Opinion as
verer of the

brac
|! the
inasmuch

«timated

sub
! :
aty
ount be

‘a gen.

words

plan,
ounced
to what
fact
Mor
that Sixth
to McBride
and Fifth Avy
decked. The mo
withdraw:

rs make a per

thougt
al was

disec

done un
T issey

laws
per

by
a
live ;

ie um

ight the!
d belvey
vt the

t ventually
ouneill

vest

‘
hue

: igation
ested that

rriseey

the

declined
pedestris
I

to
in out-
a little

every

= he
the

every

claim uns

on over! road

KAnOWS

plank

the aldermen thought
to have the fire auto
wed how many planks it
McBride

eck bridge

ral funds
is | posed to tap the city main

ER SERVICE FOR 5 eet as eres
QUARANTINE STATION! 8 ot Pavk Avenue This

caie ed to a@ six inch at
Avenue and the line will
along the avenue to
Point where a four inch
oint main will cross the
harbor to the quarantine station.
Over on Digby the main will run
the to the hospital
island,

rhis whole line will be put in
the Dominion Government but
a subsequent date the city will
the government for
f the line which will
used to supply sections three
and fou! That is the reason the
big main is put in

‘
a. he

then

esti

qi
urnment,

m was given

" lar

Crescent

ion District ‘Qaginese tn-
vcted to Make Prepara-
tions

continue
Fairview
flexible

er in charge
Publie Works
has received

the

line

ver bridge
epat iad

pipe
atio

pe ine

ten-
to
Digby
will draw

iter
at

n on

retmburse
that Portion o
eity supply. ]

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"SRR eRe e

‘he city will start to pay for
LUSTRATED LECTURE * | ie Gas wane eae
*/tions three and four have been
Woodside, M.A., # put on the market It will be
he Land of * paid for in sections as utilized by
Burns,” Thursday * the olds
uly 30th, at-the @ The deal is considered a very
n Chareh Hall, * good one for the city and will be
ie, East Musi- # a bie advantage to property in
! in addition. *) sections three and four when
- * | they are put on the market,
*

erro

el
SS

Coast
Oakland, 1.
Los Angeles

Portland,
San Francisco 4;
Northwestern

5:
9
’

5 Ballard, 2; Tacoma, 1.
' ER A HOUSE Seattle, 8; Vancouver, 5,
Spokane, 3; Victoria, 5.
0) = N | G H T American
New York, 6; Cleveland, 2,
New York, 10; Cleveland, 6,
Boston, 8; Chicago, 4.
OME SW ” Philadelphia, 4; St. Louis, 5,
. EET HOME Washington, 9; Detroit, 7.
| National
Five Reel Photo-Drama Pittsburg, 0; New York, 4.
"unded on the Song That Chieago, 3; Boston, 8
ves Every Human Heart Bt. Louis &: Philadelphia, 5
| Gineinnati, 8; Brooklyn, 5; 13
Dhin Howard Paynes im jinnings,
- ’ oe
Ortal son
m @ visualized in a You should hear Rev. Mr,
4gnificent fiv rt a
prod i ope Woodsides'’ lecture ont rhe Land
uction lef Seott and Burns,’ at the Pres
Mission byterian Chureh Hall, Thursday
= 165e and 260 evening lt is a lendid travel
Children, 10¢ lecture by one of the best lec-

"9900 cccnncooooooooooosonoes| \\il'0l's in British Columbia,

and look

said repairing
plan
any
fair
other.

fact

roads

agreed
to be

differ-
was

SAFE WEIGHED TON
STOLEN BY THIEVES

Robbers Then Used Dynamite and
Secured Two Hundred
Dollars

Daring burg-
dsay and after
mh stole

ton,

station,
veighing a
ry and deposit-
safe in the rail-
the corporation
safe was dyna-

To
necessary to
m oof the door
this was done

l
nd

{

ish removed.
t was
rtiv
it

:
wall, b

It is
got aw
red dk
P.R
the |
head of

The
the
been

mated that the robbers |

with nearly two hund-
as fortunately the

in official had remitted
of the

i
irs

etatic

cal police are

case, but as yet nothing
ined to the where
if the midnight robber®
sed that they had

d made a

- as
abouts
It

waiting
getaway

pp
auto

a
i

at clean

cl
day's sales to the}

working on
|
has |

165tf | has the fresh cream flavor. 173-5

Special t
Berlin,
highest s«

The Dally News

From the
is learned that
a break Germany and
Russia The im-
pression is abroad that the Kais-
negotiatior with the Czar
failed,

Belgrade Occupied

London, July 30,—-Aeccording to
The Times, diplomatic relations
between Austria and Russia
suspended.
A Vienna despatch that
after heavy bombardment from
the Danube gunboats, Belgrade
was occupied by Austrian troops
on Wednesday.

British Fleet Sail

July 30.—-Britain's
fleet consisting of 28
14 battle cruisers and
left Portland sail-

under or

July 30
sureces it
between
is impending
er’s is

have

are

says

London,
first battle
battleships,
70 destroyers
ing westwWard sealed
ders.

A general calling in of all the
troops to cover the neighboring

garrisons has commenced by

telegrams About 1,000 men be
longing to the four infantry regi-
ments left Colehester by special
train for Harwick and Felixtowe
neighborhood» fully armed and
equipped and carrying baggage
supplies and ammunition. The
war office insists that the move-

ment is purely precautionary and
that no measures of mobiliza-
tion is contemplated,

Europe More Anxious
London, July 36.—-The day's
events has brought no relief to
the suspense nor there any
diplomatic achievements to re-
striet to Austro-Servia the war
between those two nations
The feeling existing through-
out England and the continental
feeling as retlected by the corres-
pondents of the London papers is
distinetly more anxious than yes-
terday. Two events have made
for pessimism, The direct nego-
tiations between Russia and Aus
tria have failed, Russia is mobi-
lizing against the Austrian
frontier four army corps, each
of four districts, consisting of
1,280,000 men,
The Russian
Servia

resolve to stand
by appears fixed, The
Russian censor approved of des
patches declaring that Russian
sentiment was all for taking up
arms. A manifesto by Russian
Emperor making his policy clear
is expected hourly,

Russia to Stand by Servia 2th: “During the night Belgrade|in the very forefront of Canada’s
| St. Petersburg. July 30.—In}]W8S bomberded with shells which|best. He preaches the message
Russia es the die is east and|!®!! various quarters of the|with enthusiasm born of sincer-
jonly a political miracle ean avert|t0W", causing great damage. Sev-Jity, and even at his worst is al-
war. Russia will not swerve from|®’4! fell on the Franco-Servian|ways good. To see him in the
its diet ation to support|®"¢ Andreviteh banks. Both] puipit is a sight never to be for-
iServia. A partial mobilization is |!@"455 have lodged protests with|gotten. The tall man, whose
already ordered and there is|*he German legation, The artil-|kindly face shows plainly the
every ition that the whole|!ery duel is proceeding at Vich-|marks of the hard life he has
milita achinery of Russia will |"itza about three and half miles|fought for his master, leaves an
be soon set in action. An im_|40wn the river from Belgrade. impress that will remain indeli-
perial manifesto is awaited to- Spain Assembling Fleet ble for all them. Now he declares
night. Should, as is understood, Gibraltar, July 30.—Spain has the truth in quiet conversational
Emperor Nicholas become gen-| gered every available warship manner, now he proves his state-
eralissin the Russian forees, | ¢,, assembles ah nieario Isles is ment with emphasis, and again
an immense war enthusiasm will|the Mediterranean. The battle- his clear voice rings and the face
sweep over Nussia. ship Playo and several cruisers |®"°W® ete as be seee a
All polit parties have sunk]|are proceeding from the Moorish mearere ~ a - ce em
their diff es and the general|coast. The cruiser Estremadurn mont, — hae | " a
attitude is jingoistic but a re-|and the torpedo boat Castro are a: with commen he
solute ae red, “ Peation eeving for the same iaatane the folly of man in
- ” ary Pa. 5 7a ee seeking first the things of the
readiness to make sacrifices, Beiguim Getting Troops Ready j[yo.ig But look, he now leans
Phe proposal attributed to Aus-| — Brussels, July 30.—The Bel-|forward over ti pulpit with
tria that she will discuss terms|¢ian cabinet has decided to call|hands clasped, and a beautiful
when Belgrade is occupied is Te-} out immediately three classes of|smile lights up his countenance
garded as impossible, Tt is point-larmy reservists and military}as he tells of the wonderous love
ed out that before the opening of} pnoyements in Belgium are being|of God. Here is a man, talking
hostilities ssia proposed to} Dushed rapidly. By this evening |not from what he has heard oth-
Austria a direct exchange of[499,000 men will be ready forjers say, but telling in unmistake-
ee “eee yn | service. able terms the truth he himself
rhe apes _ . at ee Endeavor to Localize War has experienced,
pees) tact. considered} London, July 30.—Lord Roth- But not only in ogteny % has
Diedehir ahdni@nenh schild, in an interview given yes-|™M?- Great wou fame, but } a
terday, says he thinks the situa-|the nearer relationship of friend
Servian Steamers Captured tion looks rather better but hej} friend, that one really learns
Vienna, J }0.—-The Servians| goes not know personally of ony the wonderful power of the man.
al 1:40 yesterday afternoon blew! developments in the situation, | He does not wear that stiff, saint-
up the bridge spanning the River|4¢ the same time, it looks as if|!»: goody-goody expression 80
Save between the Austrian town|there were more chances of the|¢®™mon amongst ministers, but
of Semlin and the Servian city Of} war being localized without |be is the most approachable of

Belgrade.

action,

Belgrade is Bombarded

RUSSIA AND GERMANY BREAK —
BELGRADE OCCUPIED BY AUSTRIANS

Highest Sources in Berlin and London Believe War Cannot be
Averted---One Despatch Says Belgrade Has Been Bom-
barded and Occupied--All Nations Mobilizing

spreading to other great nations,

The Austrian infantry and ar- The seriousness of the Euro | beats a heart of deepest love, and
tillery are stationed at Semlin and] pean situation was reflected in|4% tender as the heart of a child,
in conjunction with the monitors|the London Stock Exchange. and it is the great experience of
in the Danube are firing on the British console dropped to 69%,|the writer to know that in the
Servian positions beyond the}ihe lowest point reached since|ev. H. R. Grant there is to be
bridge. The Servians retreated|the early years of the last een-|found a true friend indeed for
with trifling losses, A small de-|tupy, ” every needy — To oe eee
tachment of pioneers in co-oper- of Prince Rupert this would I say;
ation with the customs officers Gorman Pease Message Give Mr. Grant your fullest con-
captured two Servian steamers| . Berlin, duly 30.—The North | adence, and you will never find it
laden with ammunition and mines| German Gazette says there is a] nisnlaced. He hates cant because
The pioneers and eustoms offie- peaceful tone prevailing, An of- he himself lives to the letter that
ers, after a short and sharp en ‘Rolal Russian communication is-lwhich he preaches, With him
vounter, overcame the = Servian sued yesterday finds a lively echo Christianity is a “big’ thing, and
crews and took possession of the jhere. The Imperial German gov- he makes one feel the greatness

jernment shares the wish of Rus-

vessels and the dangerous car.
jsia for the maintenance = of
B08, ful relations, and hopes that
Kmperor Franz Josef will re~| fh vs - a veople will t
' ‘ ne ‘ « ,
turn to Vienna from Isehl to-da: ak a saaietaiall ees
in ; i >
and may then go to Budapest 4 , : \ pidiieniie : ® ge
i quite i 4 ‘ee
order to be nearer the seene of| Ae Ques S ie releson uM
foreian affairs,

Eastern Fleets Active

Athens, July 30.—-The Austrian Shanghai, July 30.--The Brit.
legation received the following/ish and German Par Easter:
telegram from Nich dated duly [foots are reported mobilizing.

INTERESTING CEREMONY OF PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

REV. H.R. GRANT INDUCTED INTO
LOCAL PRESBYTERIAN CHARGE

FOL-

LOWED IN DETAIL—ADDRESS OF WELCOME FROM
LOCAL CLERGY

Ek. Collison and Rev. J. F. Dim-
mick and Capt. Edwards of the
Salvation Army, delivered appro-
priate addresses of welcome. At
the close Mr. Grant responded
with “winged words” and again
convinced his people that they
have secured the services of a
big man.

After the formal part of the
ceremony was over a very pleas-
Miss
which

ing program of songs by

Nauman and Mr. Davis,

were well received, and an excel-
lently rendered reading by Mrs.
Patterson.

Rev. H. R. Grant

EEE HEHE
° “a HATCH BELIEVES HE
* CAN LEAD YOU TO IT *
. . WILL WIN MATCH
: ; here —) - e & ¥ idle * p $50, Which Was Promptly
nen in the city and perhaps *
@ those Whose occupations @ Cereeee ereewe e
* are speculative have not the * Supporters
. aie os ae a ; Al Hatch, who is to wrestle
* Prince Rupert is not hard # Pete Sigurdson in MeIntyre Hall,
* up—its citizens are all liv. #|54turday night to try and recov- Last evening was a_ proud
* ing well and buying good #/|° the middie weight champion-|time for the Presbyterians. They
* raiment and the choicest # ship of British Columbia, arrived|turned out in force to honor the
* offerings of the food market, *|Yesterday and is staying in the}induction of their pastor, Rev. H.
* Are you getting your share *|City with friends. He is training]R. Grant. and to welcome him
* of the business? @| between eight and nine at theland his family into their midst.
* If you Wimve got the goods # Windsor. and Pete is working out Rev. Dr, J. Knox Wright, agent
* to offer, The Daily News can *|°™® hour earlier. of the British and Foreign Bible
# lead you to the buyers It * On his arrival yesterday|Society preached an appropriate
\* has more readers and a # Hatch posted $50 on himself at]sermon. The moderator of the
rs greater circulation in Prince *|0: Lessier’s, and it was promptly] Presbytery, who also presided,
* Rupert than any paper pub- #* covered. addressed fitting words to the
le lished * Chet MeIntyre, who is both alpeople with regard to their treat-
. e boxer > wrestler, has offered|ment of Mr. Grant. Other visiting
to match with the winner of Sat-|¢lergyme c i Rev. G

(eee ee EL Uoday night's contest. Rin, Rev. W. W. Wright, Rev. W.

. , : The referee will be Frank Mit-

The Prince Rupert Towing Co.,|chell of New York and Montreal. eee oe a
general towing; the new crude oi}!He understands the game thor- =
ltueg “PLAT. No. 1.” Phone Rea |°USHIY and is unknown to both
jthe contestants. . 2

301 or Black 322. Address: P.O. | 3 An Appreciation of
| Box 96. Agency for the “Avance” Use “C année. First © bream," it atom
| Crude Oil Motor.

Written

by a Member of His Late Congregation

The translation of the Rev. H.
R. Grant from Vancouver to
Prince Rupert should be the cause
of much satisfaction the to citi-

zens of the northern city. who
have called a man whose worth
they can only as yet surmise.

Vancouver's loss is Prince Rup-
ert’s great gain and the pulpits df
Prince Rupert have received a
great addition in the “Sky Pilot.”

As a preacher Mr. Grant stands

men, In the great big man, there

of the cause. He is @ man, every
inch a man. He loves to wateh
the baseball game, and at curling
has made a name. He loves the
joke, and loves the joker, and in
all things he is practical,

But not only in Mr. Grant has

Prince Rupert gained & great ac-
quisition, bul also in Mrs, Grant
r1lhave they gained one whe will

of all with whom she comes in
contact. She is a worker and has
a wonderful gift for heading the
young, and is an admirable help
to Mr. Grant in his work.

Mr. and Mrs, Grant are blessed
with a family whom the people of
Prince Rupert will love as warm-
ly as did the people of St. Paul's
at Vancouver.

Accompanying the Grants is
Miss Stewart who leaves behind
her in Vancouver a_ record of
much good work well done. Her
place will be hard to fill as an
active worker in Bible class.

Many hearts in Vancouver are
aching because of the parting of
the friends they loved so deeply.
Men have fought great batties for
their land and country, but no
man has done more for the land
he loves than the Rev. H. R. Grant
who has raised men to higher
heights and higher ideals. Indeed
he is a sky-pilot. —H. F.

Local Firm Got Tender

The city engineer and pur-
chasing agent reported to the
City Council that the tender of
the Pacifie Coast Pipe Company
for wooden sewer pipe was low-
est at $670.25, and Handasyde &
Clayton's tender was $677.80. The
Council decided to accept the ten-
der of the local firm in consider-
ation of the faet that there was
only $7.55 difference.

Try Smith & Killas’ ice cream,

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H. G. Helgerson Ltd. be-
lieve it pays to advertise.
Yesterday they advertised in
The Daily News a house for
sale on Ambrose Avenue on
lot 5. block 42, section 7.
The result was a quick sale
to one party out of seven
who applied for it. The price
realized was $2,400. Sooner
or later everybody will take
the tip. Advertising is the
“bait” on the hook, and
surely nobody would fish

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LOT 19 BLOCK 14, SEO, 1,
$16,000

TERMS, $8,000 CASH
BALANCE AT END OF TWO
YEARS; INTEREST

BOX 71, DAILY NEWS

win the respect and warmest love