1
Ik
New
Minister
To
Canada
Appointed
PARIS.
July
28:
-Raymond
Bru-
gure.
counsellor
of
the
French
Em
bassy
at
Brussels
has
ben
named
French
minister
to
Canada
suc
ceeding
Arsene
Henry.
Reeves
McDonald,
.13.
Reward,
.05
(ask).
Reno,
.89.
Bllver
Crest,
.02.
Salmon
Gold,
.10.
Taylor
Bridge,
.42.
Wayside,
.07.
Waverly
Tangier.
.0lti.
United
Empire.
.14,
bentonia.
46
Today's
Weather
"1
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
2:53
ajn.
22.1
ft.
Prince
Ilupert
Clear,
calm,
barometer,
16:15
pjn.
20.8
It.
3050;
temperature,
70;
Low
10:01
a.m.
2.4
ft.
sea
smooth.
22:32
pm.
4.3
tt.
NOUTUERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol
XXIV.
No.
175.
.
PKINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JULY
28,
1S34
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
BALLOON
IS
IN
TROUBLE
IN
THE
AIR
AUSTRIAN
REBELLION
BEING
PUT
DOWN
BY
GOVERNMENT
Bioadcast
Heard
Here
From
Balloon
j
57,000
Miles
Up
In
Stratosphere
As
Scientists
r
Were
Talking
,
to
Chicago
MURDER
TEN
YEARS
AGO
nridtf
Rlw
Miner
Urtrated
Hlm-Ml(
In
Letter
He
Wrote
Recently
KAMLOOI.
Jul
J
-Chanted
with
a
murder
at
Robtln.
Man..
ten
yean
afo.
Mike
Oluttyk
M
years
..f
Hit.
employed
at
the
Pioneer
Mm'
at
Uflfiar
Hmr.
wiu
arrested
ii
Hif
treth
of
a
tetter
he
wrote
wfks
ao
Now
he
la
en
route
V
Manitoba
U
face
the
charge
Named
as
Slayer
Of
Policeman
K'lNNlPBO.
JuU
2
O
D
Jay-H'
elf
eortfewert
ruf
atore
ban-l''
ywterdny
namrrt
bv
a
coronet
iury
M
the
slayr-
f
Sergeant
t
i,i
Verne
of
St
Domfar'-
Major
Cutler
and
Associates
Plainly
Heard
by
Local
People
Over
Short
Wave
as
They
Explored
Upper
Regions
Balloon
in
Difficulties
Local
people
this
morning
heard
over
short
wave
radio
communications
passing
between
Major
Cutler
and
his
two
associates,
Captain
Cutler
and
Captain
Stephens
who
ncunded
to
a
great
height
into
the
stratosphere
by
bal-!
loon,
the
latest
height
mentioned
being
57,000
feet,
and
i
people
on
the
ground.
They
spoke
first
at
9
o'clock
this
morning
to
the
National
Ocogra-
.
.
i
'
phlc
representative
at
Washington
Later
they
convened
with
Chicago
At
11
ft.ni
Major
CuUer
aald
the;
were
up
48.W0
feet.
About
1:30
they
Main
converse
but
with
considerable
difficulty
The
balloonist
reported
UwU
the
were
up
ilJOW
feet
They
were
i
difficult!
wtth
the
balloon
ralhei
badly
torn.
The
aald
they
wer
eemlttf,
dowaAut
could
not
&ay
how
k...
uxhU
rtn
it
and
nUnned
li
miles
of
North
Platte
and
people
mere
were
asked
to
lend
any
pos
sible
assistance.
The
last
heard
was
that
the
balloon
was
stationary
in
the
stratosphere.
Scheme
to
Refund
Prince
Rupert
Bonds
Under
Way
For
Purpose
of
Reducing
Present
Interest
Rate
inurnal
nublished
in
New
York,
has
in
a
recent
issue
an
outline
of
the
Prince
Rupert
bonded
of
the
citv
it
.a
move
to
refund
the
indebtedness
rate
of
interest
that
the
city
could
pay.
The
article
follow
s
.
In
response
to
our
request
for
a
confirmation
regarding
the
report
that
bondholders
of
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
D
C
would
be
asked
to
agree
to
a
plan
providing
for
the
payment
of
a
flat
interest
rate
of
iri
on
the
n'vs
obligations.
Commissioner
W.
t
Alder
writes
as
follows:
At
the
time
of
my
arrival
here
on
May
15.
1033.
there
was
In
arrears
'vcr
$50,000
tor
interest,
and
a
similar
amount
due
for
salaries
and
un
paid
a-counts.
All
interest
today
ha:
been
puld
or
provided
for.
and
Great
Increase
Motor
Car
Sales
In
Month
of
June
OTTAWA,
July
28.
-Sales
at
re-tall
of
new
passenger
cars,
trucks
and
busses
in
Canada
during
June
show
an
increase
of
535
In
numbers
and
54.3
s
In
value
over
June
1933.
FORCE
IS
ONLY
WAY
there
are
no
floating
debts.
n..riiiB
the
difficult
period
than
they
aW
P
Muol.!
fcy.lS.nmtlc
Mr-th
l"ce
Useless
In
Austrian
Situation
ROME.
Italy.
July
28
Premier
Musuuiint
believes
any
diplomatic
action
lu
the
Austrian
situation
Wlllllrl
feu
fll.
l
tin
nll
at
nil
through
which
we
have
Just
passed
I
a
large
number
of
tne
noiacrs
ui
vacant
lots
have
been
unaoic
to
pay
M
iaim
and
they
have
iaiien
u
h
ritv
with
the
consequent
loss
Manv
of
these
lots
were
..,nH
hv
lumulc
in
the
United
unsaw
r
.
States
and
other
parts
oi
uinaaa.
which,
while
it
lasted,
was
a
great
source
of
strength
to
the
city.
1
have
cut
the
expenses
of
the
city
to
the
At
the
some
time
streets,
buildings
and
all
utilities
are
being
maintained
In
as
good
snape
heretofore.
t
in
hones
that
a
refunding
.,f
thr
munlclnal
bonds
at
the
same
u
"
rate
of
interest
as
incy
urc
bearing
would
be
sufficient,
but
1
omrtiiailv
come
to
the
con-
elusion
that
aU
bonas
issuw
u
now
bearing
interest
at
rates
vary
InB
from
to
7
should
be
re
f.mrtnrf
nn
a
basis
of
4T,
.
i
am
suns
i,nt
Mip
ritv
would
be
able
to
pay
that
rate
of
interest
and
a
small
amount
each
year
on
me
pu.ii.,
and
I
feel
sure
that
when
put
on
that
basis
Uicy
would
be
more
readily
marketable,
and
bring
a
higher
It
will
be
with
his
army,
It
was
said
trlct
In
this,
the
auuiorttatively
today.
inuvKu.i
..f,
dinirlct
surrounding
Prince
Rupert
is
rich
In
natural
resources.
but
It
needs
capital
ior
ucv.iuH-ment
and
an
Infusion
of
new
blood
onfrniiP
business
of
the
dls
IU
"v
.
.
,
natural
central
(Oourtot.j
8
O
Jotn.oo
Ou.1
-
-
,
Toronto
Central
Patricia,
M.
Uhlbougamau,
.10V.
Granada.
.60.
Inter.
Nickel,
23.60.
Macassa,
2.46.
Noranda.
39.00.
Sherrltt
Oordon,
.70.
Slsco.
2J6.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.46.
Ventures.
.78.
Teck
Hughes,
6.75.
.
Sudbury
Basin,
1.40.
Columario,
3Z.
Smelter
Oold,
.28.
5
Canadian
Malartic,
.65,
'
Little
Long
Lac,
6.30.
Astoria
Kouyn,
.12.
UUdacona,
JO.
Maple
Leaf,
23.
Pickle
Crow,
1.43.
Lonf
Lac
Lagoon,
.31.
Manitoba
6:
Eastern.
22'.
Sylvanitc.
222.
Holllngcr.
17.90.
Howey.
1.16.
Con.
Smelters,
13020.
C.
P.
R..
124.
Loblaw
A..
16?8.
Vancouver
Alexandria,
.05
-task).
Dayvlcw.
.01
Ks
11.
C.
Nickel,
.70.
Big
Missouri,
22.
:f
f
Bralorne.
15.40.
Bridge
River
Con..
.15.
B.
R.
X-.
1.06.
Butte
I.
X.
L.,
.13
(ask).
Cariboo
Quartz,
125.
Dun
well,
.14.
Ocorgla
River,
.OUi
task).
Oolconda,
.32.
Hercules,
.D4.
Indian,
.02
task).
Mlnto.
.18.
Meridian,
.11.
Morning
Star.
.15.
Native
Son,
.02
(ask).
National
Sliver.
.03.
Noble
Five.
.06
tfc.
Pend
Oreille.
.57.
Porter
Idaho.
.08ft.
f
.
Premier.
1.23.
How
Noted
Scientist
Would
Outlaw
War
A
ray
wa;;
proie-.cj
:i
ex
vain;
miles
hieh
around
a
country
s
borior-
ts
destrr-
invading
hostile
aeroplanes.
ta
been
announced
by
Nikola
Tesla
aiiove.
famous
inventor
as
h;.
78Ui
birthday
gift
to
the
world
for
ouiUw;n?
war
Rivalling
the
fictional
fantasies
of
Jules
Verne
H
O
Wells,
and
oier
"Utopians",
the
electrical
wizards
plan,
which
he
proposes
to
offer
to
the
Geneva
peace
conference,
would
disable
any
attacking
sky
e
by
means
lf
fast
moving
ray
particles
despatched
from
tend'
fortresses
surrounding
great
cities
or
from
ry
machines
on
warships.
Insurgent
Nazis
Driven
Over
the
Border
Today
by
Government
Troops
Rifles,
Machine
Guns
and
Bayonets
Used
in
Quelling
Disturbances
in
Austria
Vienna
is
Quiet
Following
"Putsch"
!
VIRNNA.
Julv
28:
The
Government
with
rifles,.ma-
chine
guns
and
bayonets
drove
the
insurgent
Nazis
over
the
Austrian
border
today.
As
in
Vienna
the
slain
Chancellor
Engelbert
Dolfuss
was
j
eulogized
in
an
impressive
service,
government
troops
in
'
Styria
were
crushing
the
Nazi
uprisings,
forcing
them
to
I
.
into
Jugo-Slavia.
,
Fighting
continued
in
Carinthia
ATHlUDfc.
i
OF
GERMANY
BERLIN,
July
28:
Chancellor
Hitler,
aware
of
the
hostile
gaze
of
,
the
nations
surrounding
Germany.
took
extraordinary
measures
yes-i
tcrday
to
placate
Europe
and
wlm
the
friendship
of
Austria.
He
wrote
j
a
letter
U,
Vice-Chancellor
von
Papen,
who
Is
now
minister
to
Vienna,
expressing
regret
at
the
assassination
of
Chancellor
Dolfuss.
which
Is
practically
a
repu-
i
citation
of
the
Nazis
of
Austria.
f
1.
SILVER
PRICE
TODAY
NEW
YORK.
July
28:
The
price
of
sliver
here
today
was
453.c
an
ounce
where
the
Nails
had
been
more
suc
cessful.
Vienna
is
Quiet.
Thousands
have
been
paying
homage
to
their
dead
leader.
Yesterday
the
police
smash-jed
another
attempted
"Putsch"
at
ti-ip
Austrian
chancellory.
Hitler
Repudiates
Action
of
Nails,
Un
to
late
yesterday
casualties
Of
Austria
In
Letter
to
numbered
more
than
one
thousand
Von
Papen
persons.
It
is
estimated.
Twelve
Killed
In
Plane
Crash
Condor
Machine
Takes
Fire
and
All
Are
Burned
to
Death
After
Fall
of
3.000
Feet
FRIEDRICKSHATON.
Julv
20:
Nine
passengers
and
the
craw
of
three
of
a
Swiss
Condor
jaereplane
were
burned
to
death
yawterday
when
the
machine
crashed
from
a
height
of
3.000
feet
on
German
soil
near
Luke
Coiisiaiio-
PLANNING
I
FOR
COLONY
IN
ALASKA
Federal
Relief
Administration
of
U.
S.
Finds
Million
Acres
of
Land
Suitable
ANCHORAGE,
July
28-After
an
extensive
tour
of
the
fertile
Matun-
juska
farming
area.
Jacob
Baker,
assistant
director
of
federal
emer-
1
ft.nov
roltof
orfmlnletriflnn
rpvprtl-
jed
today
that
he
is
considering
the
j
feasibility
of
colonizing
it
with
,
families
from
the
drought
stricken
north
central
states.
Mr.
Baker
said
he
had
found
at
least
a
million
acres
of
fine
farm
lands
available
in
the
region
un-,
touched
by
drought.
The
chief
'trouble
he
said
would
be
to
find
a
;
market
for
the
products
but
he
j
believed
they
could
Introduce
suitable
crops
for
export
giving
Al
askan
shipping
an
outward
Marshal
of
France
Died
Yesterday
NANCY.
France.
July
28:
-Louis
Hubert
Lyautey.
Marshal
of
France,
died
here
yesterday
following
an
attack
of
pneumonia
which
he
had
resisted
for
several
days.
He
was
80
years
of
age.
Order
For
Arrest
Former
President
HAVANA.
July
28
A
new
order
for
the
arrest
of
Gerardo
Machado,
former
president
of
Cuba,
several
former
members
of
his
cabinet
and
others
were
Iwued
by
the
national
sanction
ecmrt-
vwrterriaj.
ESCAPED
IN
OPEN
DORY
Five
.Men
Reach
Land
and
Nine
Are
Still
.Missing
From
Fishing
Boat
Astrid
D.
SYDNEY.
N.S..
July
28:
After
drifting
for
four
days
in
an
open
dory
five
fishermen
arrived
here
today
to
reveal
that
nine
other
members
of
the
crew
of
the
schoon
er
Astrid
W.
had
been
adrift
since
Tuesday
morning
with
scant
food
I
rations
and
water
supplies.
They
tabandoned
the
vessel
one
hundred
1
miles
off
Sydney
a
few
minutes
be
fore
she
sank
following
an
engine-room
explosion.
The
fate
of
the
missing
nine
remains
a
mystery.
CLAXT0N
IS
TO
REOPEN
Will
be
Canning
Fbh
Monday
Fire
Said
to
Have
Originated
In
Ammonia
Pipes
Passengers
arriving
on
the
Gardens
last
evening
who
were,present
when
the
vessel
was
"'at
Claxlcn
cannery
in
the
morning
say
the
general
opinion
seemed
to
be
that
the
fire
originated
from
an
escapement
from
the
ammonia
pipes.
The
vessel
was
just
approaching
the
cannery
about
half
past
ten
when
the
officers
saw
smoke
coming
from
the
cold
storage
power
plant.
Very
soon
the
place
was
ablaze.
At
once
Captain
Georgeson
ordered
the
lumps
manned
and
every
hose
on
he
vessel
was
trained
on
the
blaze.
,
i.
i
:
,
u
j.ne
cannery
crew
uu
wutneu
i
will
and
in
that
way
the
fire
was
jrevented
from
spreading.
The
;tore
rooms
were
saved
but
the
rower
and
freezing
plant
and
jullding
were
destroyed
together
vith
half
a
million
pounds
of
fish
jelonglng
to
Edmunds
and
Wa.ker.
So
estimate
has
reached
here
of
the
imount
of
damage.
Operations
at
f.he
cannery
have
stopped
tempor-uily
but
it
will
be
operaUng
again
when
the
fishing
begins
again
Mon-tay.
following
the
weekly
closed
period
Halibut
Arrivals
Canadian
Vera
Beatrice.
15,000
lbs,
55c
and
5c.
Booth.
Joe
Baker.
9,000,
5.3c
and
5c.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
July
28:
Wheat
was
quoted
here
today
at
81sc
a
bushel.
Time
is
Short
For
getting
the
most
benefit
from
the
price
of
$1.50
for
-
-
The
Daily
News
From
Now
Until
Christmas
Many
have
already
subscribed.
Every
day
sees
a
number
taking
advantage
of
the
special
offer.
The
best
time
to
do
It
is
now!
aa