nnv
tne
seizure
ui
uiv.
nuawui
ivmuwwv
.
i
TIENTSIN.
July
23.
The
Soviet
consuls
at
Tientsin!
6
unci
I
Cipmir
wure
xorcuu
mis
muiiiiug
iu
tuntu.
uiuir
ut-
narture
lor
Moscow
wun
meir
siaiis
wncn
mey
were
re
fused
visas
for
their
passports
by
the
commission
for
f
or-I'iim
affairs
.
It
is
understood
the
refusals
were
prompted
by
orders
from
Nanking
on
the
ground
that
war
had
not
ken
declared
.
SURVEY
MADE
OF
AIR
ROUTE
TO
THE
COAST
I'rrmier
IJrnckcn
and
Parly
Cross
to
IL
C
By
Wny
of
Crow's
Neat
Pass
The
results
of
the
Toronto
Komcrvatory
of
Music
examina
tion
in
theory
give
William
Taper
-VL,r
m
.
of
Terrace.
OCEAN
FALLS
NOMINATIONS
OTTAWAHOUSE
OTTAWA.
July
22.
In
nomina
tions
today
to
fill
House
of
Commons
vacancies,
Dr.
William
8pankie.
Conservative,
was
return
ed
unopposed
in
rronten&c
Ad-
dington,
vacated
through
the
death
of
Hod.
J,
W.
Edwards.
In
I
ji
Prmiri
Nanierville.
Vincent
VWOrVEIt,
July
i
The
Dupiug,
Liberal,
was
returned
un
RVc'tern
Airways
giant
super-.opposed.
In
Lanark,
three
candi-
I
;hKCP
plane,
carrying
Premier
dates,
all
Conservatives,
were
t.t
Manitni.n
and
nartv
nomineu
in
a
cemmiw
in
wm
in
......
....--
1
w
.
.....
.....
vi
v.
r
n
rarhed
here
thi-afternoonvfrom:;
rS?T5
Hirer,
Alte..
covering
000
K
u"'""r
"ii.Thv
if
in
six
and
a
hair
hours.
ph
nri
Thnmu
A
I
WIS!
WINNIPEG,
July
23.
Scorching
heat
waves
tliut
have
caused
heavy
damage
to
the
wheat
crop
increased
in
intensity
today
with
the
prospect
this
morning
that
the
thermometer
would
register
the
century
mark
in
tteveral
prairie
districts.
Medicine
Hat
was
the
warmest
spot
yetderday
with
98
degrees.
Rain
was
reported
in
one
locality
only
yesterday
and
today's
forecast
was
fine
and
very
warm.
;ng
a
possible
an
air
man
umwic
auiuu
imuiiu
uuuu
ou'.o
to
the
coast.
dent
utierai
ana
c
.
nervrunu,
return
flight
will
be
made
both
of
LOrtgintl.
were
of
Prince
George
and
Ed-
ted
for
Prescott
county
by-elec-
.
lion.
in
nguicuii-"""
IROKENECK
iAwrence
Wilson.
unerai,
uinesi
ti...
...
..J
tfmil
r.nunB
hnth
I
Independent
Liberals
were
nominated;
Wilson
was
the
former
m
1
1
1
V
:
1
1
1
.rL
'
'
u
fc
.
.
.
.
.
-
WUkM
lilUIMl'
and
on
the
request
of
friends
d-
cided
to
again
contest
the
sent
anrnuver
Mnn
Struck
Another
MAKING
FIRST
VISIT
Swimmer
When
He
Dived
Off
Springboard
V
"V
iOl'VKR,
July
28.
!
rd
A
Davidson,
aged
47,
was
in
anflv
ki
ed
last
n
irht
when
ne
.cd
imm
a
snrinirboard
of
a
OUTSIDE
FROM
NOME
THIRTY-ONE
YEARS
FOOTBALL
NOME,
July
23:
On
his
first
visit
to
the
outside
in
31
years,
iwimming
pool
and
struck
jiaytr
II.
A.
Bali
Ike
of
Nome
ia
Ilc-i)
li
hrad
against
another
swim-
'
aDord
the
steamer
Yukon
on
m:
end
'broke
bis
neck.
His
wife
Suttl.
His
wife,
who
una
tiroi.hcr
witnessed
the
tragedy.
nCcompanie
him
is
making
her
I
first
visit
outside
in
2
years.
fORONTO
CONSERVATORY
I
.
THEORY
EXAMINATIONS!
BAD
WLAliM
About
15
to
Boat
Owing
probably
to
the
bad
weather
conditions,
the
flahing
in
the
Skecna
River
has
not
bo
far
improved
since
last
week.
II
was
who
passed
high
school
entrance
fishermen
are
complaining,
uut
n
H'taminaUonH
with
nn
ni.trrmmtn
was
thought
il
might
be
better.
mark
nf
r.na
n..i
r
aiM
r.nn
:
BoaU
are
still
fishing
off
the
AIRMAN
RECOVERING
VANCOUVER.-
July
23:
Pat
f
onlin,
student
nviator.
who
Constable,
has
been
"
InlUrefl
in
VnolV.ln.r'.
nil
District
Registrar
of
Vital
Sta-
''raHh
at
Lulu
Istand
is
well
on
tlstics
for
the
Registration
Dis-way
townrd
recovery..
I
trict
of
Ikirns
Iske.
..
GREATHEAT
!
ON
PRAIRIES
Thermometer
at
100
Today
and
Hot
Everywhere;
Medicine
ilat
98
Yesterday
WILL
AID
MISSION
TO
AUSTRALIA
FROM
B.
C.
LUMBERMEN
VICTORIA.
July
23
Premier
Tolmie
announced
yesterday
that
the
Provincial
Government
would
lend
financial
aid
to
a
mission
of
of
Australia
to
attempt
to
extend
cent
operation,
King
George
.
'
...!,..
.nii-.,i-
Th
lcl-!
t
up
part
of
yesterday
and
The
plane
travelled
leisurely
Thompson
of
Ramsay
Township.
nion
WM
reached
when
the
delega
!
UKh
the
Crows
isett
rasa
jjr.
Murphy
was
the
convention
tjon
of
lumbero,
waited
on
the
'..rund
Porks,
Nelson
nd
choice
but
thin
proved
unsatisfac-ir
t
.
.
It
-
r-
f.hcn;c
over
the
Fraef
tory
and
a
number
oi
tils
support-,
,on
with
the
object
of
sur-
.
.walked
out
of
,---
U,,W
VlRriNII
011
PASSES
EXAMINATIONS
TEACHER
WITH
HONORS
Word
he
been
received
from
Vancouver
that
Miss
Virginia
Reil.
formerly
of
Trince
Rujwrt,
ban
passed
with
honors
her
mu
sic
toacher's
rxamination
of
the
Toronto
Conservatory
of
Music.
Miss
Reil
left
here
a
little
over
a
year
ago
but
did
not
commence
hor
music
studies
in
the
south
until
Oc
tober.
TEAM
WINNER
08HAWA.
July
23
The
Ontario
Montreal
Canadian
National
team
held
the
Oshawa
Nationals
to
u
one-all
draw
last
night,
winning
the
eastern
football
final
round
4-3.
FOR
FRHINCi
fined
for
supplying
4VLWV"A"H
LIQUOR
TO
INDIANS
per
cent
in
the
primary
Averages
on
the
Skecna
River
Yt-
I-u
nnie
Allen
9C
ner
cent
in
elementary.
Both
of
those
student
!
were
pupils
of
Miss
French
terday
nnd
Sunday
Mere
In
the
city
notice
court
this
morning.
Police
Magistrate
Mc-
Clymonl
fined
Niok
Belvis
$300
or
three
month
in
jail
for
supplying
liquor
to
Indians.
Dm
thin
miirht
be
the
biff
.
rl
KM
I
H
A
I
IN
wtek
orine
T
u
.,
smitiieks
still
is
VI
UJ
ULiX
liU'big
run
nas
noi
jvi
lAvorage
catcnes
to
me
auir
Vl'
TORIA.
July
23.
-James
day
night
and
yesterday
were
4$,
-trnatrom,
a
pupil
of
the
Ocean
:bout
the
same
a
the
1'MVJoua
1'
'all:
public
school,
led
ncariylKrlday.
Th.
hvpretty
good
fiah-f'MO
.
nndidates
in
the
nrovlnce
ing
and
neither
cannerymen
nor
SOUCHT
BY
POLICE
mOUtn
OI
me
nvui
ac
-r
Ke)
from
QUSUKly.
the
stream.
'
The
police
are
Mill
work-
A.
Fiarbairn
Provincial
rouce
Inir
on
the
case
and
the
pmintrv
is
balnff
natrnllttri
appointed
I
jn
ord,.r
to
prevent
escape
of
the
culprit.
The
provincial
police
have
redeiwd
word
that
the
man
arrested
in
connection
vttth
the
bank
robbery
at
Smith-
ers
eould
not
be
identified
as
the
man
who
committed
the
robbery
so
was
dischar-
TOMORROW'S
TIDL
-Trtl
1
It!
.A
Boston
Grill
Wednesday,
July
21
LARGE
CAHABF.T
High
2:40
a.m.
19.8
ft.
Special
Dinners
Thundays
and
Saturday
Uanelng
Ewjr
Saturday
Night,
9
to
It
15:30
p.m.
18.1
ft.
Dance
Hall
tor
Hire
9:18
3.1
ft.
Low
a.m.
Accommodation
fur
Prlrate
Partita
21:27
p.m.
7.4
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISII
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PHONE
431
Vol.
XX.,
"No.
1C9.
IMUNCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JULY
23,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
r.KN'T-i
Offer
of
France
to
Mediate
in
Manchuria
is
Refused
by
Soviet
Consuls
Are
Refused
Passports
MOSCOW,
July
23.
France's
offer
to
mediate
in
the
Manchurian
crisis
has
been
declined
by
the
Soviet
Govern-
which
assigned
China's
refusal
to
re-establish
the
Imont,
status
(iuo
in
Manchuria
as
the
reason
.
The
Soviet
ultimatum
ot
July
13
demanded
mat
unina,
irocedincr
anv
conference
to
negotiate
their
differences,
should
release
Russians
imprisoned
in
Manchuria
and
cancel
"illegal
orders
found
issued
in
that
province,
particu-.
.
,i
il:
T?..i
T)..:i..w..
CreW
of
the
Untin
Bowler
Fliers
who
lost
their
plane
at
Port
Burwell
at
the
entrance
to
Hudson
Strait.
The
plane
is
seen
below
and
the
fliers
above
are
Parker
Kramer,
Robert
Gast
and
Bob
Wood.
They
hoped
to
establish
a
new
circle
air
route
hy
way
of
Iceland.
KIKG
GEORGIJ
IS
C
iiALiAN
WAS
AUAIN
HIlTIMVUr
A
ITER
OPvEUATlON
I
two
or
UrrnUtive.C
4hi;
.tTT
r
r
imk.n.
wk
will
an
tnJ
T
tn
time
atn
his
re-
iOn
IT
fttflin
twufAV
It
It
uiua
nrininlAw
again
today.
was
I
M
a,
W
officially
111,
IKWJ
-
i
continues
satisf
actoj
.
linico
Nasea
wan
hanged
a!
Okal-
RUSSIASENDS
REPRESENTATIVE
GREAT
BRITAIN
MOSCOW.
July
23
Russian
Ambassador
Dovalaky
at
Paris
has
been
instructed
to
proceed
to
IjOii-donto
enter
into
negotiations
with
the
British
Government
for
the
resumption
of
trade
and
commercial
relations
and
diplomatic
service
between
Russia
and
Britain.
RECORD
MADE
PLANE
FLIGHT
ST.
LOUIS.
July
23.
Dale!
Jackson
and
Forest
Obrine
pilot-'
ing
the
monoplane
SI
.
Loula
Robin
passed
a
world
sustained
flight
record
at
2
o'clock
this
afternoon
when
they
had
been
flying
24
C
hours
43
minutes
They
only
need
to
remain
in
Hie
air
another
hour
to
establish
a
new
mark.
It
was
filed
at
1
o'clock
that
the
nlane
was
.working
smoothjy.
BRITISH
MINISTER
COMING
CANADA
LONDON,
July
28:
Right
Hon.
J.
II.
Thomas
is
sailing
to
Canada
on
August
9
in
an
endeavour
to
encourage
the
migration
of
Britishers
to
Canada.
Most
of
the
readers
of
the
Daily
News
huve
commenced
reading
the
mystery
story,
"The
Green
Shadow."
which
will
every
day
become
more
interesting
oml
fasoinaling.
Those
who
have
not
already
begun
rending
it
should
do
so
at
once
so
that
they
may
not
regret
it
later.
HANGED
TODAY
Scaffold
ic.
lares
He
Was
Always
a
Nice
Hoy
but
Made
Oni-
Mixtnkp
announced
that
his
progress
.
VANCOUVER.
July
23.
Dom-
is
ai
o
ociock
mis
morning
ior
the
murder
of
his
fiancee's
father,
Antonio
Augustino,
last
Docerflber.
Nassa
met
death
without
flinch-iug.
Before
the
trap
was
sprung
he
admonished
Executor
BUie:
"Fix
it
good,
so
you
make
no
in
stake."
When
the
black
cap
was
about
..o
be
adjusted
the
Italian
smiling
suid:
"Well,
gentlemen,
I
always
was
a
nice
boy.
but
made
one
mis-,ike.
Goodbye."
PRINCE
RUPERT
PUPILSPASSED
Itewult
of
High
School
Entrance
Exams
Announced
This
Morning
VICTORIA,
July
23:
The
Mfh
school
entrance
pupils
from
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
who
parsed
arc
as
follows:
Booth
Memorial
Sehool
G.
Muriel
Walker,
604.
Hiaae
Hirano,
480.
William
Tobey.
488.
Hilda
A.
Bond.
878.
Audrey
E.
Cook,
Ml.
Borden
Street,
Roland
S.
Wllaon,
478.
Margaret
Anderson,
489.
Roger
Obata.
457.
Satoahi
Kanaya,
458.
Me
Hong.
447.
Donald
II.
Arney,
362.
Tragedy
Follows
Wake
of
Bank
Robbery
when
Man
Killed
by
Shot
William
Kohcrlson
Guarding
Bridge
at
Tclkwa
When
Rifle
Swung
Around
by
Boy
Went
Off
by
Accident
and
Killed
Hinv
'
SMITHERS,
July
23.
Tragedy
has
followed
in
the
wake
oi
the
recent
bank
robbery
here.
At
G
a.m.
today
William
Robertson
was
accidentally
shot
and
killed
by
his
son,
Frank,
aged
17,
while
they
were
guarding
the
bridge
over
the
Telkwa
River
at
Telkwa
in
connection
with
a
bank
bandit
hunt.
Robertson
was
an
old
soldier
and
apparently
was
showing
his
son
how
he
used
to
drill
in
the
army.
The
boy
swung
the
rifle
around
and
accidentally
discharged,
the
bullet
glancing
off
Robertson's
arm
and
entering
the
stomach
just
below
the
heart.
The
father
told
the
boy
to
get
a
doctor.
When
the
doctor
and
son
arrived
the
man
was
dead.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courteajr
of
S.
D.
Johnston
do.
Ltd.)
B.
C.
Silver,
Nil.
1.50.
Bayview,
21,-,
3.
Big
Missouri,
1.45,
f.47.
Cork
Province,
10,
11.
Cotton
Belt,
Nil,
50.
Duthie,
59,
G3.
George
Copper,
9.50,
9.80.
Georgia
River,
!V,
Nil.
Golconda,
1.00,
1.05.
Grandview,.
434,
44.
Independence,
OVk,
9
V4.
1
Jadianni
iifin
tmmmmm
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke,
Nil,
38.
Kootenay
Florence,
13,
14.
L.
&
L.,
2,
Nil.
Lucky
Jim,
9,
11.
Mohawk,
8,
Nil.
Morton
Woolsey,
5Vi,
GVi.
Marmot
River
Gold,
Nil,
4.
Marmot
Metals,
3Vi,
Nil.
National
Silver,
12,
14.
Noble
Five,
02,
63.
Oregon
Copper,
24,
23.
Tend
Oreille,
5.75,
5.60.
Pioneer
Gold,
1.25,
1.45.
Premier,
1.06,
1.G8.
Porter
Idaho,
Nil,
55.
Reeves
Maedonald,
1.75,
1.80.
Rufus
Argenta,
274,
28.
Ruth
Hope,
35,
37.
Silver
Crest,
5,
C.
Silverado,
65,
70.
Silversmith,
8,
10.
Slocan
King,
4,
5.
Slocan
Rambler,
Nil,
12.
Snowflake,
3G,
37.
Sunloch,
25,
2.38.
Terminus,
Nil,
7.
Topley
Richfield,
Nil,
27.
Toric,
76,
Nil.
Wellington,
Nil,
8tt.
Whitewater,
Nit,
70.
Woodbine,
4,
5.
George
Enterprise,
25,
30.
Oils
A.
P.
Consolidated,
4.00,
4.05
Calmoat,
4.8t,
4.85.
Dalhonale,
3.95,
4.00.
Derenleh,
60T
55.
Fabyan
Pete,
9.
Home,
28.26,
28X0.
Mayland,
9.90,
10.00.
McLeod,
3.95,
4.00.
Turner
Valley
.76.
Nil.
.
Mercury,
1.26,
1JS0.
Dallas,
2.G8,
2.70.
Hargal.
1.49.
1.68.
Freehold,
1.45,
1.50.
Eastern
Stock
Sherritt
Gordon,
7.70,
Nil.
Wfk
mm
8B
L
1
1
REPAIRED
PLANE
AT
LOWE
INLET
:
Pontoon
Taken
South
By
Pacific
I
c.l
1
.1
salvage
iumpany
ana
iu-justed
on
Beach
The
Pacific
Salvage
bout
Bill-mo
r
has
Just
returned
from
Lowe
Inlet
where
a
new
pontoon
replaced
a
broken
one
of
the
seaplane
Juneau
which
larded
there
Afcw
days
ago
bound
south.
The
IMrne'
'wws'WflS
JWuUlJRwgetf'Iftfw
pontoons
ari
was
flying
low
in
the
fog
when
she
had
to
drop
ii.
Lowe
Inlet
and
;Could
not
get
off
again,
,
(
A
pontoon
was.
rushed
over
from
Ketcjiik&n
and
picked
up
here
by
the
Blllmor
and
taken
to
Lowe
Inlet
There
the
plane
was
:
beached
and
the
new
pontoon
af-I
fixed,
the
plane
leaving
for
KeU
'chikan
this
morning.
'CRUISER
FOR
CONVENTION
Malaspina
to
Carry
Members
of
Fishery
Group
Up
Skecna
When
Meeting
Here
The
fisheries
protection
cruiser
Malaspina
has
been
promised
by
the
fisheries
department
of
the
Dominion
Government
to
carry
the
members
of
the
fish
ier!
ee
convention
on
a
trip
up
the
(Skeena
River
when
they
meet
here
at
the
end
of
the
month.
I
This
is
a
good
sised
boat
and
will
accomodate
the
members
very
well.
I
Word
has
been
received
from
'Montreal
that
20
delegates
and
seven
ladies
will
be
coming
from
that
city.
Other
places
have
not
I
vat
Laian
VtAArrl
fmm
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
July
28:
The
price
of
wheat
here
today
was
$1.62-.
That
there
are
about
a
dosen
applications
for
the
position
of
city
engineer
was
stated
at
the
meeting
of
the
city
council
last
night.
These
will
be
xonsidered
at
the
8
pedal
meeting
of
the
council
tonight
when
it
is
probable
that
a
new
engineer
will
be
appointed.
Scottish
Humor
PRESENCE
OF
MIND
"Angus,
they
ttll
me
you
and
Brother
Donald
were
in
a
railway
accident.
Did
you
collect
any
damages?"
"We
did.
But
never
a
ahiUIng
THE
BOY
WHO
USED
TO
DELIVER
THE
MORNING
PAPER
wud
we
huve,
had
I
no
thoeht
to
NOW
WORKS
FOR
THE
MILKMAN
kick
Donald
in
the
face-Van-
,
Passing
Show,
London,
icouver
rrovmee.