Tomorrow's
Tide
"a
ture
while
Spain
bad
raised)
10
a
restrictive
ree-:.
manfury
It
was
in
informed
quarters
that
Mkm
of
Senator
Key
-
later
Mirer
trmw
1
utreaaary
before
there
can
:.
.pr
of
accwd
The
ltevad
--muned
hosieful.
bring
taken
on
General
Motors
Business
Better
rtf'hr
Hp-p
n;AMv4tte
ai
Mini.
Ontario,
jtaneuneesl
I
,
'
'-.
w
A
Ont
.
July
IS
Heriect-.mtMovaanont
In
bvMtneei
thronejawat
the
Demln--rsi
Motor
of
C
on
ha
d
a
farther
on
In
of
Charges
Against
Coal
Companies
Elf
t
n
I
onrrtM
In
()ueWc
AHoged
to
Mate
Viola
ted
Combines
Art
Bread
Prices
Up
In
Portland
and
In
Seattle
Soon
A-
too
tVKeved
to
llae
Been
Work
Rival
OatwMm
or
of
Some
IHogeiHitfed
Leer
1.
-KiKccnrjincii:
man
Mj
pane
Over
She
BOMBING
IN
VANCOUVER
rrrmhf
on
Seymour
Street
Used
As
CWfle
Lottery
Blown
Up
Itorty
Today
No
One
Hurt
of
VAWCWVW,
Jury
H
'Canadian
i
risaium
at
toi
vrjmm
btreet
which
the
pollc
state
had
been
occupied
by
a
Chinese
lottery
were
deanoUaned
carry
today
by
bomb
and
fire
which
followed.
No
one
waa
present
In
the
bonding
at
the
time
and
there
were
no
Injuries.
Restdeato
of
adjoining
booses,
which
were
shaken
by
the
crash
and
roar,
ran
into
the
atroet
In
night
attire.
The
fire
waa
put
oat
only
afte
sd
Joining
boaMmss
had
been
dam
aged,
rtreeaea
and
police
officer
forcing
their
way
through
tlx
flame
In
aoareh
of
poaaMe
tailored
The
Dollce
aacgeat
that
the
bomb
"
may
hare
been
placed
by
rhral
L.
lur,.
met..
July
11
-
Criming
,
dlsgranlied
loser
y-
.rtnig.
won
launched
hen
ljvnmlmt
were
raided
on
June
u
ui
w-js
ipoin
.nrf
.
lottery
conviction
oblamea.
'otnpanie
operaUng
hi
the
on
charges
of
violating
;
ivinioni
of
the
Ooeaaanea
In
iH'ion
Act
The
preoent
tenants,
the
poUee
sute
had
been
closing
each
night
st
11
o'clock
Skipper
Goes
Down
in
Ship
TaRker
CIMeo
Service
Patrol
Burns
and
Steks
Off
Coast
of
North
OaroHna
'i
dins
to
radio
advice,
bread
-
.
1
rlvanced
one
cent
per
loaf
j
yoRK.
July
It:
The
tan-
rtland
yesterday
and
It
was
...
stovHw
Patrol
burned
'"'"'W
that
Seattle
would
anon
I
,
tk.
stJ.nik
rvon
off
rOlUTKIN
YEAK8
IN
fl-MTIWTIAKV
I'Olt
fourteen
years'
ttriaon-
'-nt
was
the
severe
sentence
imposed
by
Judge
II.
A.
Rob-
'"am
In
County
Oourt
at
'
inre
Oeorge
Monday
upon
7"
"'nn
Uraan
on
a
atatutory
'
,uni.
-wwaing
aeeordtng
to
10
radio
raaso
ad-
aa-
ana
sena
-
jiKjrwi
down
her
master.
Capt
F.
L.
itara.
who
refused
to
leaw
the
earning
Austrian
City
In
Election
Contest
SALZBURG
4
Dllia
arnouui
4
1
Chancellor
ffcxHii
Au-trlH.
July
l:An
VANCOUVER.
July
li
¬
Nelson
Waitress
Shot
to
Death
By
Cranbrook
Man
Who
Wounded
Himself
With
Bullet
in
Head
NELSON,
July
IS:
(Canadian
Press)
Hattie
Ball,
wttitreai,
was
shot
to
death
allegedy
by
Martin
Coleman,
thirty-three
year
old
transient
from
Cranbrook,
last
night
in
a
local
restaurant.
Coleman,
after
the
slaying,
turned
the
gun
upon
himself,
inflicting
a
serious
head
wound
In
an
alleged
confeaaion
to
the
police,
Coleman
is
reported
to
have
said
that
he
came
here
after
the
girl
who,
he
declared,
had
been
his
sweetheart,
with
the
intention
of
daying
her.
STEEL
MILL
IS
PLANNED
Detroit
CapitalKU
Nfcotlating
Start
New
Industry
In
This
1'
roil
rut
to
ft,
r.
Totaale
announces
that
Detroit
eapttallsu
are
noa-
engaged
tn
ne-goUattons
which
seek
to
eotaalloh
a
large
pig
iron
and
steel
aaiU
In
that
province.
St.
John
Shipping
Ahead
of
Last
Year
Import
and
Esport
Traffic
l
or
llrst
Half
of
1911
Leads
11
y
1U.9M
Tons
SAINT
JOHN.
US..
July
18:
Impart
and
esport
traffic
through
this
boTt
during
the
first
six
months
of
k
Mtmit
vear
are
expected
to
exeeed
figure
for
the
same
period
of
last
year
by
ll.tt
tone.
Former
Minister
At
Death's
Door
t
:
JUiy
1
m,,..
the
TORONTO.
rocalved
at
dlvuuonaj
t
'ane
,T
Tfl'
'1'
Jr1
ci
Hon.
Plnlay
MOlanW.
-mbl.
of
public
works.
"saquarter
lartera
of
of
the
the
provincial
provincial
ow-u..
owastlk..
n.
he
end
-
7"
the
r
minlster
minlster
Pltee.
thm
over
th
niu
The
"
offence
wenos
wu
waa
in
the
we
v
"
.u.
hand-
who
I
seriously
,
111.
is
h
lev"
reported
to
w
of
an
indecent
assault.
dropping
quan
unchjincrd
llttte
hope
for
.
um-
nminf.liti
tile
reaunr
u
.
.
hU
recovery
Is
entertained.
NEW
CODE
IN
FORCE
Regulations
Governing
TesUle
Industry
in
United
States
Now
Operative
WASHINGTON.
Dr
.
July
IS
The
new
governmental
code
of
re-galaUotu
Kovarnlng
the
texttte
industry
of
the
United
State
became
operative
yesterday
The
chief
provisions
of
the
code
are
tor
Increased
wage,
shorter
hours
and
Improved
working
conditions.
The
tmpositton
of
the
new
code
by
no
means
implies
the
taking
over
of
th
r
textile
industry
by
the
government
bat
merely
sets
up
certain
regulailom
regarding
its
operation
Similar
codes
are
being
applied
to
numerous
other
industries
of
the
country
under
the
administration
a
economic
recovery
program.
EARNINGS
INCREASEi:
Canadian
Railways
IVr
Seeond
'
Week
lu
Succession
Show
Lead
Over
Last
Year
I
p.
A.
Today's
Weather
IVM
ajn.
K
y
33.27
pm.
lo
p
Prince
Rupert
Overcast,
fresh
by
5:40
am.
SJ
1.
southeast
wind;
barometer,
30.04;
17
M
dot.
102
ft.
V
temperature,
58;
sea
smooth.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
v,
,
XXIV
.
No
1M
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JULY
18,
1933
PRICE:
FTVE
CENTS
SETBACK
IN
SILVER
NEGOTIATIONS
JUDGMENT
OF
RAIL
BOARD
AFFECTS
GRAIN
SHIPMENTS
Senator
Pittman's
Plan
To
Be
Amended
Before
Conference
Accepts
It
India
Objects
to
Export
Quota
and
Spain
Also
Takes
Exception
to
Restrictions
Drastic
Change
Needed
to
Reach
Accord
LONDON,
July
18:
(Canadian
Preai)
Negotiations
imi'
the
uw
of
tilver
received
a
setback
today
when
the
rl'l
(Tonoinw:
cuiuerrurc
mivbi
whuuuvct,
wirau
wn-
after
a
recess
of
several
days,
wa
unable
to
re-
ir,
hie
until
tomorrow.
It
was
reported
that
India
.
i
to
an
exjwrt
quota
such
as
the
United
State
had
.
The
Italian
Flight
Party
After
.
tupp;t)-hjp
orofulio
Italy,
to
Amsterdam
to
Lordooceiry,
the
Italian
air
ar
mada
headed
by
Oapt
Ilalo
Balbo'
lextrame
ift
proceed
:
to
Rejavlk.
Iceland.
Cart
right.
Labrador
Shedtac.
NB
.
Uoirjeal
and
is
now
In
CUeaao
for
toe
World?
Pair.
Here
wc
tee
the
intrepid
navigators
lined
up
for
inspection.
They
plan
hopatac
off
tomorrow
on
return
fight
DROWNED
IN
NORTH
rrorinrial
Polite
Receive
Report
of
Traced
Between
Stewart
and
Telegraph
Crtek
VICTORIA.
July
18:
Oaaadtan
Pteasi
John
Angerer
was
drowned
in
the
Bell
Irving
River
between
Stewart
and
Telegraph
Greek
on
June
96
and
his
companion.
Wflham
Aiken.
Is
recovering
from
exposure
at
Echo
Lake,
aeeordtng
to
advice
received
at
provincial
pottce
Bead-quarter
here.
Both
men
were
from
Stewart
and
were
traveJMng
on
the
trail
from
84
wart
to
Telegraph
Creek.
There
are
no
detail
of
the
tragedy
aa
yet
although
It
I
supposed
that
it
resulted
from
the
oa
poising
of
a
boat
or
raft.
Further
mveotl-gaUons
are
bewg
made
by
the
police.
Twenty-Five
Are
Dead
in
Tornado
llesvy
Toll
of
Life
Tsken
by
Summer
Hurricane
Last
Week
In
Mfilco
BROWNSVILLE.
Tex,
July
18:
1
Canadian
press
Bested
re
ports
which
have
been
received
here
tell
of
the
deaths
of
M
person
in
a
tropical
hurricane
which
bit
the
northeastern
section
of
Mexico
last
week.
0
WILIIY
POST
STILL
GOING
STRONn
ON
HIS
1VORLO
FLIGHT
IRKUTSK,
aiberm.
Jhly
W:
4-
tCPi
WUey
Post
landed
here
o
at
7:8
a
m.
1
Eastern
stand-
ard
Time)
today
from
Novo
;
Sibirak
tn
contlnuatsM
of
hi
MONTREAL,
July
II-
Por
the
flight
around
the
wrM
and
second
week
la
auoconuon
grcs.
took
off
at
J
p.
for
Khobar-
earnings
of
the
Canadian
N-
ovsk
whence
he
pfen
to
pre-
tlonal
and
Canadian
Pacific
RaU-
oeod
to
New
York
via
Nome
ways
show
an
Increase
ever
fl-
and
Edmonton.
gures
for
the
corresponding
woek
last
year.
oto
Prince
Rupert
Ruled
Non-Competitive
Port
In
Handling
of
Wheat
TO
ATTEND
CONFERENCE-
10
Ktiura
so
ucneva
in
September
WASHINGTON
DC,
July
13
Norman
H.
Davis
United
State
ambassador
at
large
to
Barope.
will
return
to
Geneve,
early
m
September
to
attend
the
world
dtsarraa-
lovent
conference
at
It
rjemgaeq
sessions
m
the
fall.
He
wtA
urge
at
th
nBtenm
the
tfsuwM1
MtSgrelgtajj-a'
Mnit
tlrvr
tKat
curtailment
of
arms
building
to
essential
to
the
return
of.
world
prosperity
and
the
obvtatkm
of
another
frtghtftti
war.
Vancouver
Stocks
(Oourttt
B.
D.
J-BMtok
Oo.l
Vancouver
Reno.
IM.
Fend
Oteille.
12ft.
Noble
Five.
.1.
Premier.
1.40.
National
Silver.
Porter
Idaho.
.14.
Bridge
River
Conaol,
7.
Georgia
.River.
M.
Reeves,
a.
Whitewater,
.11
1.
Cariboo
Oold.
I
ML
Reward.
.14.
Meridian.
Ja.
Rig
Missouri.
JL
Lucky
Jim,
Mti.
Bllver
Crest,
Jd.
Waverly.
at.
Indian.
M.
B.
R.
X.
.St.
Wayatoe.
.64.
Native
Son.
.MtV
Blnebtrd.
Mi.
Cork
Province,
Jit.
Orandvlew,
jK.
Toronto
Noranda,
4M.
aawrrttt,
1J1.
Inter.
Nlckai
30.7a.
v
Macaeaa,
M.
MeWatwa.
M.
Staw.
l.M.
Oranada,
1.18.
Kitkland
Lak
Oold,
,41.
San
Antosdo,
1J.
OH.
.
Sterhng,
ML
A.
P.
Can..
M.
Pabyan,
.91.
Calmont
iS.
Freehold.
.11.
C.
It
R..
11.
NO
HALIBUT
TOOAY
No
boat
being
in
with
catches.
there
was
no
sale
of
halibut
on
the
,
local
Fiah
Exchange
this
morning.
TT
Victoria
Comes
Under
Same
Category
in
Finding
of
Commissioners
Two
Points
Are,
Therefore,
Eliminated
From
Agreement
:
OTTAWA,
July
18:
(Canadian
Press)
In
a
judgment
rendered
yesterday
the
Board
of
Railway
Commissioners
refused
to
accept
the
contention
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
that
Victoria
and
Prince
Rupert,
served
by
tlje
Canadian
National
Railways,
are
competitive
points
with
.
Vancouver
for
the
export
of
wheat
originating
on
the
northern
Alberta
lines
The
effec
of
the
judgment
la
to
eliminate
ex
port
traffic
to
those
Canadian
National
Railway
porta
from
operation
of
an
agreement
whereby
the
two
railways
share
on
a
ftfty-flf
tjr
basis
shipment
originating
on
the
j
northern
Alberta
lines
Jointly
op-
'
crated
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
and
yniito
suits
Amnassaaec
as
lAige
Canadian
National
Railways.
Seventy
Drowned
In
Capsizing
Of
Launch
on
Volga
YAROULAVL.
Russia.
July
18:
Seventy
person
were
reported
drowned
when
aa
overladen
river
launch
crowded
with
250
excursionists
eapetaed
is
the
Volga
River
three
miles
north
of
here.
Silver
Price
Up
!
To
Over
40
Cents!
Copper
Price
Still
Firm
at
9c
on
New
Tork
Market
Today
NEW
YORK.
Jy
IS:
(Canadian
Pre)
Stiver
dosed
at
40,c
per
met
on
the
local
metal
market
today.
Copper
closed
at
9c.
SUCCEEDED
IN
EXAMS)
Stewart
and
Aiyansh
Pupils
Among
Few
High
School
Candidates
In
Province
Who
Made
Tests
VICTORIA.
Jacy
IS:
(Canadtexw
Press)
High
School
examinatig'
Nawtts
for
Oraoes
Nine
and
Ten
an
today
anew
that
oat
of
37
only
81
passed
tn
aJL
tebjetft,
m
betog
granted
partial
akndvng
and
SI
obtaining
markg
eatfy.
Orace
E.
A&mX
Orade
Nina,
and
Barbara
O
Pettlplece.
Orade
Ton,
both
of
Stewart
Superior
School
were
among
tike
successful
candidate
a
were
Catherine
II.
phuttpr
and
Jessie
M.
Weeks
of
AlyaatS
Public
School
m
Orade
Nine.
Riot
Breaks
Up
-Albany
Khaki
Shirt
Meeting
ALBANY.
July
II
A
riot
whlata
broke
up
a
meeting
of
the
KhY
Shirts
of
th
Unrtod
States
result
ed
In
the
shooting
to
death
of
one
man
and
sertoa
Injury
to
six
othm
at
the
end
of
the
week.