Not
Todays
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
priii'-e
Rupert
Part
c.loudy
light
j
,
(inly
wind:
barometer,
30.14;
temperature.
52;
sea
smooth
...
-
t
Great
Britain
Ready
tilh.flllrs
Allege
That
Kelfeh
Hooded
Coat
With
Liquor
lor
lite
Years
Re
If
el.
authorities
allege
I'-j.ng
which
flooded
me
ra-
with
liquor
during
the
v,-ars
of
prohibition
in
into
Jnm
lMth
rv
dab
oeen
auKJusea.
No
Trace
Of
Three
Youth
Sm
or
Mrs.
T.
I).
Curtis
of
Van-router
reared
to
Have
Lot
Lives
in
Gulf
VANCOUVER,
July
13:
(CP
Se.m-h
has
been
continuing
wlth-uf
isucress
for
three
brothers
Thomas,
aged
21,
Dower.
19.
and
Edward.
18
sons
of
Mrs.
T.
D.
Cur-'
''f
Vancouver,
who
have
been
mining
since
they
went
canoeing
weeks
ago.
The
empty
canoe
recovered
and
the
youths
arc
icircd
io
have
been
drowned.
I
mm
To
Co-Operate
With
Peace
Pact
for
East
Willing,
However,
to
Accept
Further
European
Commitments
Urges
Action
Before
World
Disarmament
Conference
Collapses
LONDON,
July
13:
(CP)
Sir
John
Simon,
Foreign
Srcretary,
announced
in
the
Houk-
of
Commons
today
that
he
I
nited
Kingdom
had
given
its
diplomatic
support
of
a
K'tH'Volent
well
wisher"
to
the
French
proposal
for
an
Eastern
Locarno
Pact
but
he
added
that
Britain
could
not
.
...
.....
i
!
4
t
a
-v
nnMinAtttdl
IV
1
1
"
lri
ai
(:i
jH
any
new
cuiuiiuuiieiiu
m
luniinniuu
'U'"r
mint
awarmameni.
su
.
j
ul
We
cannot
wait
until
j
armament
conferenre
col-'
,.
before
discussing
what
po-1
.).
:
i
to
take
to
cam
of
necea-Ar.
adequate
British
navy
Isj
-
t
safeguard
to
world
peace."
OPERATED"
i
LONG
TIME'
IDENTITY
POSSIBLE
Polite
Belie
e
Cle
to
Soiling
Mystery
of
Hod)
Note
Deciphered
The
provincial
police
believe
Uiat
they
are
close
to
establishing
the
identity
of
the
remains
of
a
man's
body
which
was
found
recently
near
Undup
in
Ufe
Prtoce
Oeorge
dis
trict
The
remnants
of
clothes
which
were
found
on
the
body
are
.
i
believed
to
have
bsea
similar
to
TATTLE.
JJ
r3
bh
woed'W
nmlnat
charge
eh
nw
.
about
tr
penny
reMef
cainp
V.
i.i
agalnatltwir,
Rettel
of
mUM
A
qUfer
ehar-
wwouW.
presMent
of
the
Brew
Mter
nd
at
the
camp
and
the
bd
Dittlllm
Ltd
.
and
rus
son.,
(ofman
of
he
camp
u
jhe
remains
to
determine
if
they
may
be
those
of
that
man.
The
foreman
believe
he
might
...
near
the
dose
a
Droer
siwm-
j.
A
dol,gr
for
December."
M
M
OBrlen.
chief
field
engln-
climaxing
a
wave
of
buying
for
the
Consolidated
Mining
it
apparently
Inspired
by
bullish
Kmclting
Co.,
is
a
passenger
aboard
i
foreign
news
The
Winnipeg
'he
Prince
Rupert
today
going
market
advanced
l'8c
to
l'?c
mrth
for
a
visit
of
Inspection
to
he
Dig
Missouri
mine
at
Stewart,
i
BARGAIN
EXCURSION
Canadian
Pacific
SS.
Princess
Adelaide
To
Vancouver
and
Return,
$24.00
Leave
Prince
Rupert
Friday,
July
20th.
Returning
leave
Vancouver
Wednesday,
July
23
or
August
1st.
lor
Reservations
W.
I-
Ctwies,
Gen.
Agent
YOU
CAN'T
BUY
NEW
EYES
Hut
you
can
get
satisfactory
glasses
from
GEO.
F.
DAVEY,
Regis,
fred
optometrist,
who.
for
the
past
six
y.irs.
has
bfen
giving
a
pal
pmtnittl
service
In
the
Optical
Department
of
U'L
The
Pioneer
Jeweler
ItlA
llCUUIUUi:!
ri.nr-2fl
President
J.
J.
LltUe.
I
'Fire
Destroys
RAILWAYS
OF
EUROPE
Interestinr
Comparisons
Made
By
Dr.
Ilankinton
in
Address
to
Rotary
Club
Yesterday
While
the
transportation
systems
of
Europe
were
Interesting
and
often
excellent
and
in
some
cases
might
be
copied
with
advantage,
Dr
C.
H.
Hanklnson.
auring
a
recent
trip
abroad,
found
nothing
to
surpass
the
service
given
by
the
railways
and
hotels
of
Canada,
Judging
by
his
remarks
at
the
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
yesterday
afternoon
in
the
Commodore
Cafe.
The
Doctor
told
of
the
Improvement
in
the
dining
car
service
in
this
country
of
late.
The
charges
had
been
reduced
and
a
bill
of
fare
passed
around
to
prospective
pat
rons
with
the
result
that
people
took
their
meals
In
the
dining
cars
where
formerly
they
did
not.
The
speaker
took
for
his
subject
Railway
Transportation
at
Home
and
Abroad."
He
made
contrasts
between
the
systems
he
had
seer
and
those
to
which
most
local
people
were
accustomed-
In
Europe
the
dining
cars
provided
lunches
for
those
travelling
in
addition
to
the
regular
meals.
A
recent
Innova
tion
was
the
Installation
of
third
class
sleepers
which
were
clean
and
comfortable.
.....
t
One
thing
That
struck
the
visitor
to
Europe
was
the
large
numbe:
travelling.
There
might
be
a
depression
but
4omc
people
evidently
had
money
An
Interesting
feature
in
Oer-many.
Dr.
Hanklnson
said,
was
the
be
able
to
tell
postal
bus
service
being
Instituted
which
gave
an
excellent
and
cheap
A
note
found
in
a
pouch
on
the
service
and
connected
with
the
clothing
has
been
deciphered
as
trains.
follows:
"If
found,
bury
me
quleUy.1
in
the
matter
of
cleanliness,
the
please
keep
the
news
from
news-
speaker
was
critical
of
the
trains
In
papers
and
radio
but.
It
known,
the
Italy
and
Great
Britain
but
parti-condition
but
not
the
place.
I
am
cularly
of
those
In
Oreece.
He
rldl-not
hunted
either
for
criminal
or;culed
the
alr-condltloning
system
moral
reasons.
I
am
word;in
the
railway
cars
of
the
United
unintelligible
i
eleven
or
twelve
'
states
but
spoke
most
highly
of
the
years
old
In
one
way
but
more
In
i
speed
and
efficiency
of
the
trains
in
nMhr."
No
date,
address
or
slg-
various
parts
of
Europe
where
light
nature
is
given.
steel
cars
were
used
wmcn
were
toe
last
word
In
car
construction
and
4
'
might
with
advantage
be
copied
In
'this
country.
The
trains
travelled
.
:50
and
60
miles
an
hour
and
more
UUi.um
';..,.
v.
.
in
many
cases
with
scarcely
any
ClllU.U.U..X...."--:vlbraUon
T7
...
nm
!
The
address
proved
extremely
ln-
ciuwuu.
-u.y
:
teresUng
and
Instructive
and
Dr.
Dollar
wheat
came
back
to
the
1UnUnson
,
thanked
for
It
by
Chicago
marKei
waay
t
Machine
Shops
At
Yukon
MineL
DAWSON.
Y.T
.
July
13:
CP
-Fire
of
unknown
origin
destroyed
the
machine
shops
of
the
Yukon
Consolidated
Oold
Corporation
at
Bear
Creek,
nine
miles
cast
of
here.
The
loss"
Is
placed
at
$25,000.
RtXIF.I'
WAGES
ARE
TO
BE
INCREASED
IN
THIS
ritOVINCE
NORTH
VANCOUVER.
July
13:
(CPi
Hon.
George
Pear
son,
minister
of
laoor.'ioia
me
electors
of
North
Vancouver
In
an
address
last
night
that
rc-
llcf
wages
would
be
raised
to
$3.20
per
day
after
August
1.
Every
effort
would
be
made
to
eliminate
from
relief
rolls
per-
sons
not
entitled
to
assistance.
Nearly
Million
Dollars
Due
To
City
Employees
which
lo
pay
$7004)00
in
back
wages
to
members
of
the
police
and
fire
department
ALBERTA
CABINET
T
Complete
List
of
New
Ministry
Fol-luwing
Retirement
of
Premier
J.
11
Brownlee
EDMONTON.
July
13:
CP
Speaking
of
the
retirement
of
Hon.
O.
L.
McPherson
as
minister
of
pub
lie
works
from
the
Alberta
govern
ment.
Hon.
R.
O.
Retd.
the
new-
premier
of
the
province,
said:
-I
re-1
jret
to
lose
his
services
"
He
added
that
Mr.
McPherson
had
asked
tha'
he
be
not
considered
iln
the
cabinet
line-up.
The
complete
new
fiablnet
for
Al-otrta
foltowtng
the
retirement
of
Premier
J.
E.
Brownlee
is
as
follows:
Premier
and
Provincial
Secretary.
R
O.
Reid.
V
public
Works.
J.
J.iMacLcllan.
Provincial
Treasurer.
J.
Russell
Love.
f
Lands.
Mines
and
Municipal
Af
fairs.
HughwrAMei""11-'-
Health
and
Telephones,
George
Hoadley.
Agriculture.
F.
S.
Orisdale.
Education.
Perren
E.
Baker.
Attorney
General.
J.
P.
Lymburn.
Without
Portfolio.
Hen.
Irene
Pariby.
Premier
Retd.
who
was
formerly
reasurer
and
minister,
of
natural
resources
in
the
government
of
Pre
mier
J.
E.
Brownlee.
was
sworn
In
with
his
new
ministry
by
Lieutenant
Governor
W.
L.
Walsh
as
Premier
of
Alberta.
Treasury
People
To
Quit
Politics
Employees
of
UiU
Department
In
U.
S.
Must
Not
Take
Pftrt
in
Public
Life
WASHINGTON.
DC.
July
13:
Secretary
of
the
Treasury
Henry
Morgenthau
has
issued
an
order
barrine
all
employees
of
the
De
partment
of
the
Treasury
from
par
tlclpatlng
In
politics.
The
order
will
come
Into
effect
on
September
1.
Mrs.
Jack
Buleer.
who
has
been
spending
some
time
In
Vancouver,
returned
to
the
citv
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning.
Boxing!
MOOSE
HALL
Saturday
Night
Main
Event
6
3-mlnute
rounds
GORDON
WALLACE
of
Vancouver,
versus
JACK
McEVOY
of
Prince
Rupert
GOOD
PRELIMINARIES
There
will
be
a
good
program
of
preliminaries
In
which
Bagshaw.
McLcod,
Annessley,
F.
Gomez
and
D.
Gomez
will
be
matched
with
Vancouver
opponents
rnmmMT
nt
0
p.m.
Admission:
Ringside
$1.00
Balcony,
front
row
l.oo
Ground
Floor
75
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JULY
13,
103-1
TIGERS
ON
TOP
AGAIN
Detroit
Defeats
New
York
in
Open
Inr
r.imr
of
Crucial
American
SEATTLE,
July
13:
-Seattle
civic
I
Uacue
Seri
officials
are
wrestling
with
the
problem
of
how
to
raise
funds
with
DETROIT.
July
13:
CP
De
troit
Tigers
took
over
the
leadership
of
the
American
League
by
a
mar-g.n
of
half
a
game
by
defeating
the
New
York
Yankees
In
the
opening
game
of
a
crucial
series
here
yes
terday.
The
second
game
Is
being
played
today.
In
the
National
League,
the
lead
)f
the
New
York
Giants
was
further
reduced
to
one
full
game
when
;he
Giants
and
Pittsburg
Pirates
shared
honors
In
a
double-header
at
the
Polo
Grounds
while
the
second
place
Chicago
Cubs
were
downing
the
Braves
at
Boston.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
American
League
New
York
2,
Detroit
4.
Philadelphia
2.
Chicago
3.
National
League
Pittsburg
3-1.
New
York
Ml.
Cincinnati
7-13.
Brooklyn
-5.
Chicago
7.
Boston
4.
St.
Louis
8-3.
Philadelphia
5-8.
Today's
Stocks
Vancouver
Alexandria.
.05.
Bayvlew,
.01
?j.
.BvCNckcU69,
Big
Missouri.
,37.
Bralorne.
1550.
Brldce
River
Con
30.
t
B.
R.
X..
no.
Butte
I.
X.
L,
.15.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1
JO.
Dunwell,
.15.
Dentonla.
.51.
Georgia
River,
.OH.
Golconda,
.37
Vj.
Hercules.
.05.
Indian.
.02.
Minto.
2.
Meridian.
.13.
Morning
Star,
.13.
Native
Son.
.02Vi.
National
Silver,
.03.
Noble
Five,
.08.
Pend
Oreille.
.65.
Porter
Idaho,
.09.
Premier.
155.
Reeves
McDonald,
.13.
Reward.
.05.
Reno.
.83.
Sliver
Crest.
.02.
Salmon
Oold.
.11.
Taylor
Bridge,
.03.
Wayside.
.07
Waverly
Tangier,
.01H-United
Empire.
.151i.
Toronto
Central
Patricia.
.90.
Chlbougamau.
.13
V.
Lee
Gold.
.11
tV.
Granada,
.73.
Inter.
Nickel.
25.60.
Macassa.
2.45.
Noranda,
43.75.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
.88.
Slsco.
2.38.
Thompson
Cadillac
.47.
Ventures,
.83.
Teck
Hughes,
6.80.
Sudbury
Basin.
1.40.
Columario,
.27
Vj.
Smelter
Oold,
.25.
Can.
Malartlc,
.58.
Little
Long
Lac,
6.70.
Stadacona,
.42.
Maple
Leaf.
.42.
Astoria
Rouyn.
.13.
.
Pickle
Crow.
1.60.
Long
Lac
Lagoon.
.33.
Manitoba
&
Eastern.
Jlli.
At
a
dinner
meeting
In
the
Knox
:
Hotel
last
night,
the
Junior
Cham-
hr
nf
Commerce
executive
re
High?
Low
2:23
ajn.
20.0
It.
'
15:15
pjn.
18-8
ft.
9:04
a-m.
2.7
ft.
21:12
pjn.
7.0
ft.
PK1CE:
FIVE
CKNT8
Tom
Douglas,
United
Front
Candidate
In
Election,
Is
Slain
Robert
McFaddcn,
Believed
to
be
Sufferer
From
Shell
Shock,
Placed
Under
Arrest
and
Charged
With
Murder
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
July
13:
(CP)
Councillor
Tom
Douglas,
aged
55,
of
Coquitlam
was
shot
down
in
his
?as
station
yesterday
afternoon
and
died
in
Royal
Golum-oian
Hospital
here
an
hour
later.
Robert
McFadden,
aged
i0.
believed
to
be
the
victim
of
shell
shock,
was
arrested
later
and
charged
with
murder.
No
motive
is
known
for
the
slaying.
Douglas
was
United
Front
candidate
in
New
Westminster
at
the
last
provincial
election.
George
Wilson,
aged
39.
was
a
"
clubbed
into
insensibility
In
c-!....
ITAITT
Fadedns
cabin
on
Snake
Hill,
a
VI
1
1
I
S
I
VV
short
distance
from
the
shoo
tin
2
1
1TJL1I
it
i
11V7
IT
about
half
an
hour
prior
thereto.
tcFadden
Is
alleged
to
have
been
ilsn
rpxnnnxihle
for
this
attack.
It
I
is
believed
by
the
police
that
he
may
have
been
temporarily
Insane.
Injured
Man's
Story
Wilson
told
the
authorities
that
he
and
McFadden
had
returned
from
cutUng
wood
when
McFad-1
den
suddenly
grabbed
an
axe
han
dle
and
beat
him
about
the
head.
When,
he
regained
.consciousness
and
staggered
from
the
cabin.
Mc
Fadden
was
returning
with
a
shot
gun
and
ponted
it
at
him
but
It
was.
apparently,
not
loaded
then.
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
may
result
In
some
new
form
of
government
being
provided
for
the
i
F.
G.
Hawaiian
Islands.
In
certain
quar-i
ters
a
campaign
is
being
pressed
to
make
this
the
forty-ninth
state
ot
the
Union.
,
Senator
Borah
To
Tour
West
Will
Tell
People
What
He
Thinks
of
"New
Deal"
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
July
13
-Senator
W.
E.
Borah,
stormy
petrel
of
United
States
politics,
will
make
a
tour
of
the
middle
west
this
summer
to
tell
the
people
there
what
he
thinks
of
the
"new
deal."
He
Is
opposed
to
the
N.
R.
A.
eclved
a
report
from
the
president,!
which
he
asserts
Is
being
operated
Sam
Jabour.
on
a
recent
confer-1
in
th
benefit
of
the
ble
intM
n-
tnic
In
Vtnr-ouv":-1
f
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to
the
common
people.
ber
of
Commerce
presidents
with
a
view
to
organizing
an
Associated
Mrr..
F.
N.
Feero
and
daushter.
body
for
the
province
and
co-oner-
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Frero.
will
be
loavinn
atlnu
In
a
movement
for
develop-
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prin-n
RMprrt
tomorrow
evt-roent
of
tourist
traffic
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for
a
trip
to
Seattle
OPERATING
Pjle
Here
After
Visit
to
Dob
Creek
Gold
.Mine
Fred
G.
Pyle.
formerly
ot
this
city
and
tor
the
past
few
years
residing
In
Vancouver,
arrived
In
the
city
on
last
night's
train
from
the
Houston
-district
wherehe
has
been
visiting
a
mining
property
to
the
development
of
which
he
Is
interested.
He
will
proceed
to
Vancouver
tomorrow
evening
on
Wilson
dropped
to
the
ground
and
'
the
Prince
Rupert.
feigned
unconsciousness
until
Mc
Fadden
left.
McFadden
apparently
then
went
to
the
Douglas
garage
and
service
station
at
the
corner
of
Austin
and
j
North
Roads
and
shot
the
councillor
at
short
range.
McFadden
was
arrested
about
three
miles
from
the
scene.
He
had
the
shotgun
but
offered
no
It
Is
stated
that
both
Wilson
and
Douglas
had
been
friends
of
long
standing
of
McFadden.
On
being
formally
charged
In
court
with
the
murder.
McFadden
was
remanded
until
July
20.
Talk
of
Hawaiian
State
is
Heard
Forthcoming
Visit
of
President
May
Result
In
New
Form
of
Government
HONOLULU.
July
13:
It
Is
hoped
here
that
the
forthcoming
visit
of
Mr.
Pyle's
mine
Is
the
wcH
known
Bob
Creek
property
on
wtoleh
a
newly
Installed
miH
started
production
of
gold
this
Monday.
Mr.
Pyle
expects
to
be
back
again
on
the
property
In
the
near
future
accompanied
by
other
Vancouver
men
who
are
Interested
In
It.
Halibut
Arrivals
American
Rainier.
29,000.-
6c
and
4.1c
Royal.
Revllla.
12,000,
63c
and
5c,
Storage.
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Rap
III..
10,000,
6.5c
and
43c,
Storage.
Canadian
Capella.
17,000,
5c,
Atlin.
Johanna.
12,000.
5c.
Storage.
Lysekil.
21.000.
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to
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