Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's.
Tides
l!
tni:e
nupcrt
Part
cloudy,
light
u'.hfrly
wind;
barometer,
30.14;
temperature,
52;
sea
smooth.
Vol.
XXIV
No.
103.
Keep
In
Line
Willi
(he
best
thought
of
the
day
StmsCRIHH
TO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
NOW
'!
take
advantage
of
the
special
bargain
rale
of
$1.50
to
the
end
of
the
year
Others
arc
doing'
It,
why
not
you?
COLLECTOR
She
BERLIN.
July
14
iCP-Morc
rirtng
squads
and
more
"purging
by
blood"
await
any
who
challenge
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitlers
rule
of
Germany.
Such
was
the
warning
Oermany
pondered
today
as
It
di
gested
the
Chancellors
defence
tn
the
Reichstag
last
night
of
the
li
quidation
of
the
77
traitors
on
June
30.
The
Chancellor
announced
that
these
persons
had
paid
the
supreme
penalty
for
"treachery"
In
suppression
of
rebellious
Nails
on
July
30.
"Every
one
is
to
know
for
all
fu-I
lure
time."
Hitler
said.
"that.
If
he
1
raises
his
hand
for
attack
against
the
state,
certain
death
will
be
his
lot.
Opinion
on
the
Chancellors
edict
was
divided
among
foreign
observ
ers.
Many
hold
that
the
hand
at
th
helm
In
Oermany
Is
not
as
ttrong
as
It
was.
Most
of
Oermany's
burning
prob
lems.
Including
nnanccs
ana
-
;lgn
policy,
were
not
mentioned
by
the
Chancellor.
SUSPENDED
OTTAWA.
July
14:
-Hugh
D.
Schully.
commissioner
of
customs,
declared
here
that
W
8.
Bycrs.
Canadian
collector
of
customs
at
Nia
gara
Falls,
has
been
suspended
as
a
result
of
the
seizure
or
an
auwmo
bile
nllcgcd
to
have
been
carrying
170
gallons
of
illicit
liquor
from
United
States
Into
Canada.
Halibut
Arrivals
,
Canadian
Kalcn,
13,000,
Atlln.
5.4c
and
5c.
Oslo.
10,000;
Mlnunle
V.,
4.200,
and
Unonie,
7,500,
Cold
Storage,
5c.
Morris
11,
13,000,
Atlln,
5c
That
the
fcrltUh
people
ate
thi-descendants
oi
the
ten
tribes
of
Israel
that
cros&d
Europe
from
Asia
until
they
fulfilled
various
prophesies
and
caiac
to
the
"uttermost
Ules
of
the
sen"
from
which
they
should
not
be
n.oved
was
shown
by
Rev.
E.
J.
Sprlr.gelt,
Dominion
or
ganlzer
of
the
British
Israel
World
FederaUon.
who
lectured
at
the
Presbyterian
Church
last
night,
his
subject
being.
"Whence
the
British
Commonwealth."
He
will
speak
again
tonight
on
"This
Changing
World."
Mr.
Sprlngett
brought
greetings
to
the
members
of
the
local
group
and
explained
that
the
movement
was
not
antagonistic
to
any
existing
religious
bodies
but
that
It
brought
a
message
of
confidence,
and
hope
to
many.
The
people
today
!
were
looking
for
leadership
and
try-,
Ing
to
find
a
way
out.
He
was
not
bringing
them
theories
but
well
established
facts
based
on
Biblical
truth.
It
was
curious
that
with
all
JU.
educaJioartdJUyUbUuDlhQ
Vorld
today
could
not
produce
a
Bible.
The
writers
of
the
Bible
were
men
drawn,
from
various
times
and
generations
who
had
the
power
of
looking
ahead
thousands
of
years
and
predicting
what
was
to
happen.
It
was
the
word
of
prophecy
given
them
by
Ood
that
enabled
them
to
,
predict
future
world
history.
From
Covenant
On
Starting
with
the
covenant
of
Ood
with
Abraham
and
renewed
with
Jacob,
the
speaker
carried
the
audience
briefly
through
the
giving
of
the
law
and
the
training
of
the
people
of
Israel
In
the
wilderness.
He
took
them
to
the
time
when
the
tribes
refused
to
follow
Reheboam,
to
their
being
carried
away
to
cap-
Itlvlty
and
quoted
the
prophecies
by
various
prophets
showing
they
would
reach
the
"Isles
of
the
Sea."
H.
0.
Wells
had
said
that
the
his
tory
of
the
British
people
had
been
combination
of
fortuitous
acci
dent.
Study
of
the
Bible
showed
that
It
was
carrying
out
a
definite
plan.
Britain
was
the
"Nation
and
company
of
nations"
spoken
of
by
the
w.c
prophet.
p.v.
The
people
of
Israel
DEAL
WILL
BE
PROBED
Koyal
Commission
Appointed
By
New
Ontario
Government
to
Investigate
Hydro
Purchase
TORONTO.
July
14:
Premier
Mitchell
F.
Hepburn
has
ordered
a
Royal
Commission
of
Investigation
Into
every
phase
of
the
purchase
by
the
Ontario
Hydro-Electric
Power
i
Commission
of
the
Abltlbl
develop
ment
of
the
Ontario
Power
Service
Corporation.
The
Royal
Commission,
composed
i
ii
uwei
justice
.
li.
uiicniord
or
he
Ontario
Court
of
Appeal
and
Hon.
Robert
Smith,
retired
JusUce
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
Ontario,
after
crossing
Europe
had
crossed'
.fnp
..
...
..,.,.
k,
ur.w...
'"
'Arthur
O.
Slaght
Is
counsel
for
the
Danes
and
the
tribe
of
Benjamin
0nUrlo
gomnmenl
and
c
Mf
nau
CrOSS
TO
HUUIUIIU
aiiu
unit
taken
possession
of
the
land.
From
these
had
come
the
British
stock
which
had
settled
the
various
parts
of
the
Commonwealth
and
the
United
States.
As
to
the
future
the
speaker
suggested
that
democracy
had
had
Its
day
and
that
It
would
be
replaced
Ruer
K.C..
counsel
Commission.
for
the
Hydro
by
a
theocracy.
Just
as
the
iieople
of
J
Italv
amI
IIrltan
i!rRi5
oermany
Israel
in
tne
time
oi
moscs
iurmcu
a
theocracy,
with
Ood
as
their
King.
Parliaments
and
political
parties
would
disappear
and
a
new
type
of
government
would
take
its
place.
In
the
afternoon,
Mr.
Sprlngett
addressed
a
meeting
of
ladles
In
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral.
British
Pound
and
Canadian
Dollar
on
New
York
Exchange
MONTREAL,
July
14:
The
British
pound
sterling
was
selling
at
$4.08?
here
yesterday
and
the
American
dollar
nt
08
31-32c.
NEW
YORK.
July
14:
The
Brl-
SIX
NATION
PACT
PLAN
And
Poland
to
Join
With
France
and
Russia
ROME.
July
14:
-Italy
and
Oreat
Britain
have
used
their
Influence
to
Induce
Germany
and
Poland
to
Join
a
western
Locarno
Pact
supported
by
France
and
Russia,
H
is
authoritatively
stated.
KLF.OTS
JURY
TRIAL
Divisional
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police
here
have
been
advised
that
James
Edgar
Allen,
lecently
committed
for
trial
on
I
wo
charees
of
obtnlnlnt
rellf
by
false
prelences.
has
annonred
be-
tlsh
pound
sterling
was
quoted
nt
Juwe
H.
A
Rnbertrm
nt
n4i;
nn
the
local
forclisn
ex-'Print
Oeonr
and
elected
for
jury
change
market
yesterday
and
the
trial.
Ball
ln
the
sum
of
$500
has
fi.tttnriMoii
rvnllar
lit.
XI
111
13Z.
ucm
v.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JULY
14,
1934
Rv
;;-f
;
bl-Jiop.
of
Cincinnati.
and
smut.'
WiU
Hy.
,j5
?90
000
EOTibcri
of
the
CVhai.
lia;ue
oi
decency.
a-
iLuj.
:.
havo
been
meeting
HcHywood
officials
at
demanding
that
moving
pictures
be
"purged
oi
filth
and
branding
Indecent
pictures
as
occasions
of
sin."
lohnlT.
MeNlcholas,
of
OingnnatL
was
one
of
.the
to
attend
the
conference.
While
the
meeting
was
In
progress
It
was
antMMnced
at
Oolumbtit
by
Vt.
B.
O.
Skinner.
In
charge
of
the
Olflo
board
of
censors,
that
"Ihe
Life
of
Vergle
Winters",
a
scene
from
which
Is
depicted
above,
would
be
banned.
Rt.
Rev
Msgr.
John
L.
Hand,
Toronto
archdlocasan
director,
also
assailed
present-day
films.
CARRYING
ON
HELP
Ottawa
Decides
Not
to
Cut
Provinces
Off
For
While
Conference
Called
For
"July
36
OTTAWA,
July
14:
(CP)
Dominion
government
assistance
to
the
provinces
in
direct
relief
costs
will
be
continued
for
another
month
to
the
extent
of
25
of
the
total
and
a
Dominion-provincial
conference
has
been
called
for
July
30
to
consider
means
of
dealing
with
the
relief
problem.
Acting
Prime
.Minister
Sir
George
Pcrley
announced
yesterday.
D0UKSN0T
I
FRANCHISED
i
Jcnied
Right
to
Vote
in
Federal
as
Well
as
Provincial
Flections
OTTAWA,
July
14:
(CPt
Under
an
amendment
to
the
Franchise
Act
approved
by
the
House
of
Commons
before
prorogation.
Doukho-bors
In
British
Columbia,
where
they
are
disqualified
from
voting
In
provincial
elections
under
British
Columbia
law.
will
not
have
the
right
to
vote
In
Dominion
elections
High
2.58
a.m.
195
ft.
15:45
pm.
18.8
ft.
Low.
9:35
ajn.
22
It.
21:47
pjn.
7.0
ft.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
MW
WES1
MINSTER
EXPORTS
HEAVIEST
IN
PORT
HISTORY
General
Strike
Looms
In
Golden
Gate
Region;
Complete
Tie-up
Likely
Violence
Continues
to
Flare
on
Waterfront
With
Vandalism,
Pillage
and
Kidnappings
in
Other
Sections
sAN
FRANCISCO,
July
11
:
Panic
swept
this
city
yesterday
as
it
became
inevitable
that
32,000
union
workers
W"U'i
ko
n
strike
in
sympathy
with
the
longshoremen's
an
1
'
'amsters'
strike.
Violence
flared
on
the
waterfront
v..
ic
vandalism,
pillage
and
kidnappings
broke
out
in
:
rr
wet
ions.
A
complete
business
tie-up
appears
to
be
i
imminent
In
the
entire
San
Fran-
CONDITIONS
IN
PRISON
MtnhUr
TflU
Why
Kingston
War-dm
Hrcd
Could
Haie
Shot
Tim
Buck
r,TAWA.
July
14:
CP'
Lk
1
ilme
In
the
KlHfMun
PU-
r.
..v
1
i
ry
,id.jloltlniiulJclMuu-X-
-
iig
the
cenrlet
rebutting
in
kirn
IncendlarUm
led
to
Uw
xum
of
Warden
W
B
Mg-
TtCtn
It
1
announced
by
Hon
If
if
c.
iihrle.
minister
of
Justice
M
u
.'.hrlc
wtd
that,
durtw;
the
October
1931
guard
and
(tied
eleren
shoU
Into
the
:
Tim
Buck,
former
Commun-
'
ftrr
in
order
to
(rich
ten
htm
'
1
wot
attempting
to
Incite
uin.iim
to
further
disorder.
Tn.
ii..t
were
fired
Into
the
c41-
:
:
(hr
roll
T
"re
ran
be
no
doubt
of
thta,"
Mr
Guthrie
declared.
"If
anyone
'
irl
wanted
to
shoot
Tim
Duek.
It
'
ji(J
have
been
done."
Riot
Ad
Read
At
Flin
Flon
During
Strike
rriN
flon.
July
M:
cr-
ft1"'
Art
was
read
when
rioting
to'
ke
out
m
connection
with
the
'nke
of
employee
of
the
Hudson
B.iv
Mining
and
8melting
Co.
Four-ten
men
were
In
hospital
as
tho
"uggle
continued.
Chant
Covcrdalc
of
the
Canadian
National
Hallways
general
of
ftc
'
'iff
Is
sailing
this
evening
on
the
Pnnrc
Rupert
for
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver.
cuco
Bay
region.
MlnnrapotU
Strike
MINNEAPOLIS.
July
14:-SU
thousand
truck
driven
having
walked
out
earlier
In
the
week,
un
ion
leaders
express
hope
of
having
a
general
strike
in
effect
In
Minneapolis
and
St
Paul
within
a
week.
HITLER
ON
.DEFENSIVE
German
Chancellor.
Make!
It
Clear
That
All
Who
Challenge
Hi
Utile
Will
Meet
Heath
Explains
Incident
Natl
Chief
Pail
to
Deal
With
Hunting
Problem
of
Finance
And
Forrl;n
Policy
TEN
TRIBES
OF
ISRAEL
Itev.
II
(i.
Srriniett
Shows
Aud
If
ni
e
Thtt
Britain
b
the
Premised
Land
Church
Attacks
Sex
and
Crime
Films
Business
Outward
from
Fraser
River
for
Year
to
Date
Beats
Record
Total
Tonnage
Shows
Ten
Percent
Increase
Over
1933
While
Lumber
Shipping
Also
Records
Substantial
Gain
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
July
14:-Exports
for
the
first
six
months
of
1934
from
this
port
set
a
new
all
time
record
for
volume,
according
to
a
report
just
issued
bv
the
New
Westminster
Harbor
Board.
Exports
totalled
350,000
tons
or
an
increase
of
30,000
tons
over
the
same
period
last
year.
Lumber
exports
for
the
period
totalled
111,111,371
board
feet
as
compared
with
108,150,560
board
feet
in
the
first
six
months
of
last
year.
START
UP
iSUCCEED
NEW
MILL
IN
TESTS
Results
of
Commercial
Students
cut
Shingle
i
Plant
.
i
in
Connection
.11
...
.
.
.
.
.
.
1
Examinations
at
St.
Josephs
www
Nlth
Billmor
Opening
Soon..
j
.
Academ
'
A
new
shingle
mill,
which
has
been
under
construction
for
the
past
six
weeks,
will
go
into
operation
towards
the
end
of
this
month
or
early
next
month
as
a
separate
unit
in
connection
with
the
Billmor
Spruce
Mills
Ltd.
plant
at
Porpoise
Harbor,
a
few
miles
along
the
Canadian
National
Railways
track
from
Prince
Itupert.
It
is
expected
to
keep
the
plant
in
steady
operation,
shipping
most
of
the
output
east
by
rail.
R.
E.
.Morgan,
manager
of
the
Billmor
Spruce
.Mills
Ltd..
will
sail
this
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Charlotte
for
Vancouver
on
a
brief
business
trip,
expecting
to
be
bark
in
about
a
week's
time.
IS
SPEAKER
IN
ONTARIO
N.
O.
IlipeL
Youthful
Member
For-South
Waterloo,
to
Rule
j
youngest
man
who
has
ever
held
the
office,
being
only
42
years
of
age.
United
Church
Sunday
School
Picnic
Enjoyed
The
annual
picnic
of
the
Sunday
VVU"
Villi
K
UAIlV
IS
4.Rhnnl
nt
First
Ilnilprf
Church
held
The
following
students
have
been
successful
in
obtaining
full
commercial
diplomas
at
St.
Joseph's
Academy,
the
names
appearing
in
!
order
of
merit:
Miss
Edith
Kergin,
I
Miss
Jeanne
Ritchie,
Miss
Edna
Strand.
Miss
Ethel
Moorehouse,
Miss
Myra
Klnslor.
Misses
Margar-let
Cook
and
Mae
Schubert
(equal),
Mlss
Grace
Clarke,
Miss
Helen
Her-j
ringer.
Miss
Audrey
Parkin,
Miss
I
Hilda
Hansen.
Miss
Inez
Pettenuzzo.
!
Miss
Mae
Murray
completed
the
course.
Miss
Ethel
Moorehouse
won
the
silver
medal
awarded
by
the
Academy
for
highest
speed
In
Continuing
Efforts
To
Identify
Body
Remains
Found
in
Interior
Those
Of
.Man
About
Thirty-Five
Years
Old
Legislature
"
.
.
.
.
a.
'
Doctors
have
reconstructed
the
OALT.
Ont..
July
14:-N.
O.
Hipcl
"maltu
ot
J
,mfn's
?A":
and
.beUeve
hey
ccntly
near
Llndup
M.
L.
A.
yesterday
confirmed
re-
ports
that
he
has
accepted
the
"
De
a
"71
Z
V
f
ll
SpVakert
chair
In
the
Ontario
j
,
,
hf
r!
foot
ten
ncn
ln
ht-
Legislature.
He
will
be
the
first
man
,he
,tr
from
South
Waterloo
to
occupy
the
-
"
;-v
Speaker's
chair
and
Is
probably
the
5HUU
UI
oui.il
huueo
aa
miw
avuku.
The
teeth
were
ln
particularly
Rnl
condition.
The
body
Is
believed
to
have
been
lying
on
Its
right
sldd
since
the
fall-of
1933.
.
A
strange
note
found
In
a
pouch"
on
the
clothes
Is
ln
English
and
the
,
handwriting
fair.
It
was
written
with
an
indelible
pencil
such
as
was
found
nearby.
Efforts
are
being
continued
by
the
police
to
Identity
the
body
CANADIAN
fiOLD
PRICE
Canadian
gold
price
MISSINO
AND
IS
Thursday
afternoon
on
a
beach
p
FEARED
ABDUCTED
j
along
the
Skeena
River
highway
beyond
the
Galloway
Rapids
bridge
HARTSDALE.
N.Y..
July
14:
'proved
.to
be
a
very
enjoyable
out-
Bobby
Connor,
18-month,
old
'
'ng
for
about
one
hundred
cniwren
grandson
of
Charles
P.
O'Con-
.and
parenU.
Transportation
of
the
nor,
wealthy
retired
New
Eng-
picnickers
was
by
means
of
cars
land
clothier,
has
be-
n
mls-lns
".nd
truck.
A
haopy
afternoon
vms
r
since
6
o'clock
Thursday
hlaht
"et
in
games,
races
and
other
ac-r
and
It
Is
feared
he
is
being
tlvltlcs.
bnrjnteous
refreshments
held
for
ransom.
elnj,Vrovlded.
MONTREAL.
July
14:
CP
Th
was
up
two
cents
yesterday
at
$34.42
per
ounce.
Card
of
Thanks
Mr
and
Mrs.
Peter
Bruno
deslrs
i
titte
thi
ist)i
of
"wri!n?
Mr
appreclatlw
to
Dr.
W.
T.
Kfrgin
and
the
entire
staff
of
thi
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
for
plcndld
services
rendered
durin?
Rev.
C.
D.
Clarke,
the
pastor,
was
'
je
i-esent
Illness
of
'Mrs.
"
4
In
'general
charge
ot
the
outing
!
"ho
is
now
recuperating.
Bruno
m