Tomorrow's
Tides
Today's
Weather
High
Low
iv,wian
Church.
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3:05
am.
20.2
15:46
pm.
19.4
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ajn.
3.0
21:55
pm.
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vi
no
xxiv.
no.
172.
f
mm
Is
Later
Refloated
and
Beached
Passengers
Taken
to
Juneau
Alward
Destroyer
and
Will
Proceed
on
Way
to
Seattle
JUNEAU,
July
25:
(Canadian
Pre)
The
steamer
Northwestern
of
the
Alaika
Steamship
Co.,
commanded
t,v
(
ant
John
Livinratone.
struck
on
Sentinel
Island
in
l.vnn
Canal,
twenty-five
miles
K-
at
o'clock
this
morning.
One
hundred
pasfengers
are
;(f.
;wk1
will
be
brought
here
by
the
United
States
de
COMMISSION
IS
COMING
l
B4r
Appointed
by
Provincial
Oev-trmwent
to
Hold
Tublic
llear-Inf
litre
Shortly
oiiisalatltmr
W.
J.
Ames
a
.txiik.
-
"
-
'n
rocuuiT
acrveveo
mm
ww
r
i
nmlsawa
consisting
o
Andrew
MlUer
Warper
of
.vr.
Alexander
McDonald
.'i
of
Ladner
and
Ex-Mayor
AnM-omh
of
Victoria,
which
ii
unnHnted
to
inquire
Into
v.
of
British
Columbia
mu-
mwYi
a
vtw
to
maklnc
,
.-ndafpoa
to
the
govern-
Particularly
in
regard
to
re-
with
the
provincial
govern
continued
on
Paee
J
Vancouver
Stocks
Yaneouver
P
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r.i
Oreille.
Ul.
-
Five.
It.
J'r.irr.
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nal
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Idaho,
It.
River.
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rgia
River.
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Missouri
M.
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Jim.
vrr
Croat.
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Wxverly.
H.
i'tian.
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Whitewater.
ltt
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Oold.
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inward.
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Meridian.
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Wnvslde,
..
Native
Son.
-M.
lliiir
Bird.
ill.
si.
l.gj.
Toronto
"randa.
MAO.
sl"Trltt.
IMI.
Ni
kel,
ID
M.
Macaasa,
M.
McWatert,
J)0.
Kiwo.
i.e.
Oranada,
1.10.
Kirkland
Lake,
.33.
Ban
Antonio,
1.10.
Oils
sterling.
Ji.
A
P.
Con..
.35.
Fbyn.
.01.
Freehold.
18.
t'almont,
.20.
r
&
E..
1.45.
Home.
2.Q0.
Funeral
Notice
Thft
funrfti
.if
tVia
ia.
nuu
Jabour
win
take
plaee
Wcdndfty
nft'irnoon
at
1:30
from
the
First
ft
ft.
......
C
north
of
here,
in
a
heavy
stroyer
Trevor
when
rushed
to
the
scene
from
here
The
steamer
A
leu
Uan.
another
of
the
Alaska
Steam
ship
Co
s
fleet,
which
turned
becl
while
proceeding
to
Seattle.
Is
du
to
arrive
here
at
5
o'clock
that
sf
moon
and
will
pick
up
the
North
western
s
pa
enters.
The
Northwestern,
which
was
hound
from
8kagway
to
Seattle,
tore
a
hole
tn
her
boll
She
was
later
released
from
Um
reek
and
geondod
m
a
near
as?
m
-
-
i
-
itrk
Mmmmr
sH-aapkk.i.
;.
iW.t
.;.
4ai-.
-
probably
be
patched
tempera
rib
and
Uken
to
Seattle
The
patrol
boat
Ml
Is
proseesn-w
from
Ketchikan
with
the
wreck
-mister
to
meet
the
aetvace
tog
Aku
tan
snd
et
the
Northwestern
It
was
on
BentlnM
Wand
that
the
C
P
R
reamer
Prtnr
-ss
May
mam"
twentv
-
thrr.
or
four
vars
o
w.
nded
nd
badly
damaged.
AIR
FLEET
IS
POISED
NSW
YORK.
July
25
-Oeneral
Italo
Balbo.
Italian
air
minuter
and
his
air
armada
constating
of
M
seapisnea-are
reported
being
held
in
readlnees
for
their
take-ol
f
from
Fmyd
Bennett
air
field
here
lor
StMdlac,
NH,
where
they
will
re-
sntln
overnight
befuie
starting
on
Utah
return
crossing
of
the
At-laatlc
Ocean
after
having
flown
over
to
attend
the
Century
of
Pro
gress
Exposition
at
Chicago
The
great
aerial
fleet,
on
the
re
turn
flight,
plans
on
travelling
via
(he
Aaorcs
Islands
and
Gibraltar.
SN0VDEN
IS
HEARD
LONDON.
July
25
Viscount
Philip
Snowden.
former
Chancellor
Of
the
Exchequer,
in
an
aoorw
here,
analysed
the
world
economic
conference
and
called
upon
the
na
Mom
represented
at
the
comermtee
to
make
some
sacrifice
for
uie
common
good
In
order
that
the
world
may
be
saved
from
utter
disaster.
AI.ni.KTA
MAN
NKW
WORLD
WHEAT
KINO
a
nnoiNA.
July
(CP-
Freeland
Wllford
of
Stavely.
a.
at.
ImjIou
Wntl
Uie
world's
T
film.,
wmj
"
wtiaat
crown
at
the
Reglna
worid'i
grain
exposlUon.
He
ex-
hibltad
the
Reward
strum
In
tiv
mi
soring
wheat
class
Herman
Trelle
of
Wembley.
Aim..
w
tcond.
t
M0LLIS0NS
IN
GOTHAM
Famous
British
Hying
Pair
Taken
From
Rridtrport
to
New
York
Last
Night
AbanaWFlight
Wiley
Pott
Offered
Them
Winnie
Mae
in
Which
to
Complete
Trip
Amy
Talks
NEW
YORK.
July
36:
(Canadian
Preest
Capt
and
Mrs.
James
A
Molitson
arrived
at
Floyd
Bennett
air
Held
from
Bridgeport.
Conn..
last
evening.
A
few
minutes
before
the
Stkor
sky
amphibian,
piloted
by
Ralph
Wkkford.
roared
down
the
Bridgeport
airport
runway
with
the
fa
nous
British
(
lying
couple
on
boar'
for
the
trip
to
New
York,
the
MoJ
wrecked
biplane
"Seafarer
In
which
they
had
crossed
the
At
Untie
Ocean,
was
hauled
from
U.t
marshland
In
which
It
had
made
a
forced
landing
along
Long
Island
Sound.
Mrs.
Molitson
was
able
to
walk
from
May
Edward
Bucking
ham's
automobile
to
the
plane
but
iMalfeofi.
Hat
bead
wMUuwHh
ban
w
"---
It
mi
learned
on
Monday
that
Wttey
Pool
Oklahoma
aviator,
who
eatabltehed
a
new
time
record
last
week
for
flying
around
the
world
made
an
overnight
sutoasooUe
trip
from
New
York
to
Bridgeport
tn
visit
the
MoUtsona.
Molitson
aatf
that
Post
had
offered
hhn
his
plane.
the
Winnie
Mae.
in
which
to
complete
their
projected
flight
but
added
that
the
flight
from
New
York
to
Bagdad
snd
baek
to
England
was
now
definitely
off.
Mrs.
MoUison
declared:
"At
far
as
we
know
we
have
no
hope
now
of
going
on
to
Bagdad.
I'm
lolly
well
pleased
at
being
alive."
NAZIS
ARE
IN
CONTROL
rrottttsnllsm
In
Germany
Deliv
ered
Into
Hands
of
Hitler
BKRLIN.
July
25
-La
test
returns
from
the
church
elections
held
on
Smdayy
Indicate
that
Natl
Oerman
Christians
have
won
a
complete
vie
lory
and
that
Protestantism
has
been
delivered
Into
the
hand
of
Chancellor
Hitler's
Nasi
govern
ment.
Production
Of
Cars
Is
Lower
Output
of
Automobiles
in
Canada
Shows
Decrease
In
June
Com
pared
With
May
OTTAWA.
July
26
Production
of
automobiles
in
Canada
during
June
totalled
7323
cart,
a
decrease
of
2J)74.
as
compared
with
the
pre
vious
month's
output,
according
to
p
report
issued
by
the
Dominion
Bu
reau
of
Statistics.
Hamilton
Herald
Publisher
Passes
HAMILTON.
July
26:
Robert
Brooks,
aged
74.
well
known
pub
lisher
of
the
Hamilton
Herald
news
paper,
died
here
on
Saturday
after
n
long
Illness.
Wading
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISn
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
RUPERT,
B.C.,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
TUESDAY,
JULY
JULY
25,
25,
1933
1933
teaMx
northwestern
WHITE
METAL
PACT
EXPECTED
Well
Known
Coaster
Struck
On
Sentinel
Island
in
Dense
Fog
-
-
r
r
Too
mu-h
of
a
aoxl
'.hint!
pern
vps
but
oil's
well
that
weHs
oil.
we
suppose.
Comrade
Lcvoshenov
is
doing
his
best
to
conserve
the
flow
of
oil
spouting
from
a
ew
gusher
near
Baku.
It
has
been
yielding
15.000
to
20.000
tons
dally.
BIG
SHOW
IS
OPENED
World's
Grain
Shew
I'nder
Way
at
Retina
line
Railway
I'iXlllblt
R
SO
IN
A.
July
25
-Two
giant
robots
carrying
a
transportation
and
communication
system
on
their
broad
shoulders
are
the
central
figures
In
the
Canadian
National
Railways
exhibit
at
the
world's
grain
eongress
which
officially
opened
hare
today.
With
a
tremendous
stent
In
the
future
on
the
Canadian
west
where
its
network
of
tinea
draws
agricultural
traffic
to
Pacific
Coast.
Oreat
Lakes
;
and
Baste
rn
asaboard
porta,
the
National
system
has
demonstrated
Its
faith'
in
the
western
farmer
by
showing
him
In
a
60-foot
Ions
ta
bleau
the
faetttieb
his
railway
has
set
up
to
move
his
products
into
the
world
maiket.
Three
semi
-circular
backgrounds
throw
Into
prominence
an
attrac-
tlve
series
of
Illuminated
pictures
which
portray
the
railway's
various
activities
In
the
gigantic
business
of
moving
a
nation's
produce.
For
the
benefit
of
the
out
of
town
visitors.!
and
these
Include
exhibitors
from
many
parte
of
the
globe,
Canada's
scenic
attractions
have
not
been
forgotten
and
eltawns
of
every
province
will
recognise
their
favorite
beauty
spots.
.
Canadian
National
Telegraphs
are
presented
with
an
Ilium
Ins
ted
map
of
the
Dominion
tn
which
lighter
buttons
flash
on
and
off
InjOrave
concern
is
felt
here
In
regard
the
principal
cities
from
seaboard,!
to
the
safety
of
Ouenther
Wirths-showing
how
a
web
of
copper
Icha
ft.
German
filer,
who
has
not
strands
serve
commerce
by
linking
been
reported
since
he
left
the
alr-
knvianH
collar
manntiKhmr
nnri
nnrt
nr
Dakar.
AfrieA.
On
TtlUrS-
dWrlbutor
In
a
speedy
rommunl
-
Contlnupq
on
Page
2
TO
BE
VERY
BENEFICIAL
In
Oil
I
'
!
;
'
SURVIVOR
IS
QUESTIONED
All
nut
One
of
Family
of
Fire
Were
Murdered
in
Montreal
Early
I
Last
Friday
Morning
j
PEMBROKE.
Oct..
July
26:
Ml
chael
Bradley,
sole
surviving
mem
oer
of
a
family
of
five,
members
of
whlch
were
murdered
early
last
Frt
-
day
morning,
has
been
taken
by
Quebec
police
to
Montreal
for
questioning.
ARRANGING
F0RP0LLS
ldrral
Cabinet
Expected
to
Stt
Ity-FJeetion
Dates
This
Week
OTTAWA.
July
2a:
The
federal
cabinet
in
council
will
take
up
the
task
this
week
of
arranging
dates
f0r
three
by-elections
for
which
writs
will
be
issued
shortly.
The
ats
vacant
are
Mackenaie
In
SM
-
katchewan.
Resttgoucbe
-
Mda
-
waska
tn
New
Brunswick
and
Ya
maska
in
Quebec
Grave
Concern
Felt
For
Safety
Of
Ocean
Flier
RIO
DE
JANEIRO,
July
23:
!
day
laM
in
an
attempt
to
span
the
'South
Atlantic
Ocean
to
ptal.
price:
five
cents
stranded
DETAILS
OF
SILVER
PACT
SIGNED
AT
LONDON
MEET:
SALES
OF
METAL
LIMITED
Will
Mean
Great
Benefit
to
Mining
Industry
of
Britisji
Cohimbia,
Minister,
Provincial
Mineralogist
and
Company
Head
Agree
LONDON,
July
25:
(Canadian
Press)
Countries
of
the
world
whose
representatives
signed
Senator
Key
Pitt-man's
silver
price
raising
agreement
at
the
world
economic
conference
here
included
India,
China
and
Spain,
whose
coffers
are
bursting
with
monetary
silver,
and
ted
States,
Mexico,
Canada,
Peru
and
Australia,
the
great
world
producers
of
the
white
metal
'
The
memorandum
calls
for
restric-
Uon
of
sliver
sales
for
four
years
and.
when
ratified
by
the
home
governments,
the
document
will
lake
the
form
of
a
treaty.
Under
the
agreement,
the
big
producers
wll
labsorb
from
mine
production
amounts
of
silver
equiva
lent
to
sales
of
holding
countries.
They
will
hold
this
metal
for
mone-
tary
use
while
agreeing
not
to
seU
any
monetary
silver.
When
the
accord
Is
raUtled
It
will
make
effective
a
raoluUan
ai
oj
in
monetary
conference
under
whkh
the
atates
l
al
economic
con-agree
to
debasing
silver
cote-
cease
ference
nalUon
brokers,
however,
age
and
to
Increase,
where
feasible.
mU
market
nffd
the
use
of
silver
for
small
pieces
otlt.
tn
...
sn,lvM
mttmt.t
n,
money.
Although
the
American
'
tion
was
unable
w
"
"
conference
Itself
an
agreement
for
as
extensive
use
of
stiver
far
monetary
purposes
as
it
had
hoped.!
Senator
Pittman
felt
that
the
pact;
between
the
silver
nations
would
go
'
far
towards
removing
the
pressure
which
has
broken
down
the
price,
of
the
metal
to
the
lowest
level
inj
history
Experts
explained
that
this'
demoralisation
had
arisen
cnWly
from
the
dumping
of
silver
on
the
world
maiket
by
countries
dimin
ishing
its
monetary
use.
chiefly
In-
dia.
The
most
Important
part
of
the
accord
is
the
provision
that
India
shall
restrict
Its
stiver
sales
to
a
yearly
average
of
3600.000
ounces
over
four
years,
starting
January
1.
i
wntle
nroductne
countries
will
ab-
;
gorh
n
equivalent
amount
The
quotas
to
be
allotted
to
producing
nations
are
yet
to
be
fixed
but
it
was
understood
that
United
Continued
on
Paee
Fmr
MATRIC
RESULTS
Smlthrrs,
Stewart,
Telkwa
and
Vandrrhoof
Studeats
Succeeded
In
Tests
The
following
candidates,
from
interior
notnU
were
successful
In
!ntln.
junior
Matriculation
exa-
;
minatkm.
results
of
which
were
announced
yesterday:
Smlthers
Alfred
Bamtord,
Percy
Berg,
neorwe
Christian,
Alice
Dlmsck,,
Kathleen
Powell,
Kenneth
Warner.
Robert
WlndU
Stewart
Brie
Lee,
Murdock
Milntyre.
Telkwa
Robert
Donaldson.
Vandrrhoof
Josephine
Carpenter,
Florence
Docking.
Jean
Docking.
Margaret
Utone,
Margaret
Turn
bull
(Quldo
Bussanlch.
Osear
Fulton
and
Fred
Small
of
Prlnte
Rupert
ere
successful
In
the
Senior
Ma
trlculatlon
examinations.)
Prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
light
northwest
wind;
barometer,
30.10;-temperature,
58;
sea
smooth.
SILVER
UP
IN
PRICE
Response
Shown
in
London
Bullion
Maiket
to
Sicning
of
Pact
at
Economic
Conference
LONDON.
July
26:
(Canadian
Pre)
Bar
silver
rose
three-
ftJeyVtth
TMrtas
tA
111
L.1A
rumn
TF
.'aipunce
,
Jiere.jtUe
rdayuv
mild
-
re-
iiMntf
to
itw
sllvrr
mu
vhlrh
9i
'the
agreement
NEW
YORK.
July
25.
(Canadian
Press)
Bar
silver
closed
at
37c
on
the
local
metal
market
today,
being
up
'it
from
yesterday.
Copper
was
steady
at
Be.
W00DSW0RTH
NAMED
HEAD
Labor
M.
P.
Chosen
First
Chairman
Of
C.
C.
F.
Program
Is
Adopted
RBOINA.
Jury
:
(Canadian
Press'
J.
S.
Wooaeworth,
Labor
M.
P.
of
Winnipeg,
was
elected
first
official
chairman
of
the
Canadian
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Fed;,
era
Uon
at
the
end
of
the
week.
Before
adjourning
Its
convention
here,
the
Federation
adopted
Iter
social
ownership
program,
denytnf
any
policy
of
outright
confiscation
and
recognising
the
need
for
compensation
where
confiscation
by
necessity
should
be
effected.
NO
HALIBUT
IN
s
s
No
boats
beteg
tn
with
catchesr
there
was
no
sale
of
halibut
on
the.
local
Fish
Exchange
today.
Funeral
Notice
A
An
Emergent
Communication
of
TsimpseaQ
Lodge
No.
58.
A.F.
St
AM.
will
be
held
In
the
Masonic
Temple,
corner
of
Sixth
Ave.
and
Bowser
St.
on
WEDNESDAY.
JULY
28th.
1933
at
2
o'clock
'p.m.
for
the
purpose
of
holding
a
Masonic
Funeral
Service
for
our
late
Brother
Daniel
Jabour.
All
members
and
sojourning
brethren
are
requested
to
attend.
E.
H.
MORTIMER,
P.M.
Secretary.
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