If
r
?
'
RK.
July
II
-
RelW
has
I
of
Atlantic
iULm.
a!
;
"
father
condition
hat-
J
,
t
The.
bammeter
has;
-TrfufHl
tfU
VuWifare
biovtng!
KA
V-TON
July
S4
-The
;rilure
registered
yea-
n
'
"tree
Tiw
heat
i
i
'
rnntf
kcUvlWes
have
fi;-'.
:
nwf
ihr
nnnndav
ateaU
a
tegular
feature
of
j
Tt
-.x
dav
altwr
the
was
first
felt
Yeaterday
-
426
deatlu
from
heat
:i:
BIG
CATCH
OF
SALMON
H'lh
Boat
In
Chatham
Sound
Ynterday
Was
J7;
Average
IS
to
Boat
Pithing
U
very
good
Just
now
lh
In
Chatham
Sound
and
In
the
rim
ih
boat
In
the
sound
III
Mxkfje
jesterday
but
the
ivttitf
was
about
15
to
the
boat.
In
the
Skrena
the
average
was
bout
20
to
the
boat.
A
lew
pinks
are
running
but
'
run
of
these
is
hardly
commenced
yet
:0UL
PLAY
IS
FEARED
"r
Found
In
Willow
River
With
Bullet
Wound
and
Police
Are
Investigating
-
Provincial
police
here
have
been
11
Tied
of
Ue
finding
of
the
body
"f
Ralph
McVoy.
a
70-year
old
pen-
n"
m
the
Willow
River
near
lh"y
The
body
was
taken
to
Prince
Georae
where
an
autopsy
lai
held
and
It
was
found
that
he
filed
from
a
gunshot
wound
cvl-
Ideni.iii
inm.i.j
.
hlLU
OF
WHEAT
Vancouver
Alexandria,
iH
V
Bayview.
MSi-U
C.
Nkkat
.TO.
Big
Mkoiri.
J3.
I
B.
It.
OY-iffc.
B.
R.
X..
1
.
BtfUe
1.
X.
U
.16.
rer
than
himself.
IKa
ntinP
I
MeVnv
K..
-
-.1
I
O
On
"nee
July
17.
Bo
far
as
Is
known
he
NfrilfP
I
OrlAV
OlllKe
I
Jast
seen
June
2fl.
insnceior'
UUaj
""er
left
nn
the
train
la&t
nlaht.
take
charge
of
further
InvcstlRa-1
SAN
FRANCISCO.
'
'.
July
24:-Bal
wns
Oetitonk.
4&.
Dunweit.
.IS.
Oeorgta
Wrr.
.OlVt-Ooieonda.
2A.
Hercute.
J84.
Indian.
Jfc.
Mlnto.
20.
MeiWlan.
.lift.
Moraine
SUr.
.16.
KaUve
Son.
M.
Natkmal
Sltver.
MM.
Noble
FU.
J97A.
Pend
OreUle.
U.
Porter
Idaho.
M.
Premier.
1.3.
Reeves
McDonald.
.13.
Reward.
.064.
Reno.
.90.
Sliver
Crest.
.02.
Salmon
OoW,
.11.
Taylor
Bridge,
.43.
Waytlde.
.07.
Waverly
Tangier.
Dl.
United
Empire,
.14.
Toronto
Central
Patricia,
.84.
Chlbougftmau.
.11H-U-e
Oold.
.10V.
Oranada,
.00.
Inter.
Nickel.
2350.
Maeasaa,
2.48.
Noranda.
40.00.
Sherrttt
Oordon.
.63.
Sisco
Oold.
2.42.
Thompson
Cadillac,
50.
Ventures.
0.
Lake
Maron.
.09.
Teck
Hughes.
655.
Sudbury
Basin.
150.
s
Columarlo.
-24T4-Smelter
Oold.
J2.
Canada
MalarUc.
.60.
Little
Long
Uc.
650.
Astoria
Rouyn.
.13.
Stadacona,
55.
Maple
Leaf,
58.
Pickle
Crow.
1.45.
Lone
Lac
Lagoon,
52.
Manitoba
St
Eastern,
53.
Twenty
Years
Ago
First
Step
Taken
Which
Precipitated
War
In
Which
Canadians
Took
Part
(Written
for
the
Canadian
Press
by
Capt.
W.
W.
Murray,
M.C..
and
copyrighted
by
them.
1
Twenty
years
ago
yesterday
an
uneasy
world
was
thrown
into
consternation
by
the
announcement
that
the
Austrian
minister
at
Belgrade
had
presented
to
the
Ser
bian
irovemment
the
ultimatum
which
finally
precipitated
the
war.
Nearly
four
weeks
previously
on
June
2S
the
Archduke
Franz
Ferdinand,
heir
apparent
to
the
Austrian
throne,
and
his
morganatic
wlfe.j
the
Duchess
Sophie
of
Hohenberg.
n
y
p
had
been
assassinated
at
Serajevo
(jai'dmer
LXDeClS
'
Bosnian
student.
The
wave
of
horror
and
lndlgna-
i
Uon
that
engulfed
the
world
im-
mediately
following
this
tragedy
t
had
greatly
diminished,
due
largely
!
to
the
pacific
utterances
of
the
aged
Emperor
"Frani
Joseph
of
Austria,
(Continued
on
Page
Fouri
DROWNED
IN
SKEENA
Robert
Klpp
Lost
Ills
life
Following
Celebration
at
Tort
Es-slngton
July
7
Another
Skeena
River
mystery
has
been
solved.
The
police
report
th
finding
of
the
body
of
Robert
KIdo
who
was
fishing
from
Port
Esslngton
and
who
disappeared
Premier
Bennett
Continue
Relief
REOINA.
July
24:
Premier
Gardiner
states
that
he
is
trusting'
Premier
Bennett
will
continue
the
!
one-third
contribution
toward
unemployment
relief
and
not
reduce
1
It
to
25
as
announced
by
him.
He
will
strongly
urge
this
at
the
Ottawa
conference
which
he
plans
to
attend.
Reception
To
Roosevelt
In
Hawaiian
Ids.
Todays
Weather
Tomorrow
s
Tides
High
12:50
pm.
185
ft
rir.tswesterly
wind;
baromeUL
Low
6:35
ajn.
1:35
ft.
31
-9:
temperature.
84.
18;35
pm.
6.8
ft
r-t-
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vi:
xxiv
No.
171
j
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JULY
24,
1934
hwce;
five
cents
MANYliE
RESULT
OF
INTENSE
HEAT
PJMVCE
RUPERT
IS
TO
HAVE
BIG
CARNIVAL
IN
AUGUST
Heat
Is
More
Intense
Than
Ever
In
Western
Central
United
States
DEATH
TOLL
MOUNTS
TO
5!i5
TODAY
AND
HIGH
EST
TIIKK.MO.MKTKIt
ickadim;
is
120
at
iowa
TOWN-10O
AIIOVK
ZEKO
IS
CKNEItAL.
(UK
(20,
July
21:
(CP)
The
death
toll
mounted
to
today
as
intense
heat
blared
down
on
the
United
States
smashing
records
for
its
intensity
and
duration.
An
unofficial
120
degree
temperature
record
at
Musca-tinf,
Iowa,
was
reported
and
readings
of
alwve
100
dc-rifts
are
general
throughout
the
central
western
states.
.ui
U
-Aii
the
mi6
'
trs
are
still
sweltering
f
a
heat
wac
whkh
U
he
crops
and
making!
..1
provide
feed
It
Ue
Today's
Stocks
German
Battleship
Launched
Aunlral
Count
Spec's
daughter
did
the
honors
when
this
new
German
baUieaijp,
'C
was
being
launched,
recently
Restricted
under
the
terms
of
the
treaty
of
Versailles
the
Germans
have
perfected
the
so-called
"pocket"
type
of
warship.
PRESS
FOR
HIS
PLANS
Tremier
Pattullo
expected
To
Again
free
His
Work
and
Wajes
Scheme
On
Bennett
VANCOUVER,
July
II:
The
British
Columbia
delegation
headed
by
Premier
rattullo
is
planning
to
leave
for
Ottawa
tomorrow.
They
have
been
called
there
by
Premier
Bennett
to
once
more
discuss
the
question
of
relief
tor
the
unemployed.
The
Minister
of
Finance,
Hon.
John
Hart
will
accompany
the
Premier
as
will
also
Attorney
General
Gordon
Sloan.
It
is
understood
that
Tremier
Pattullo
will
araln
urge
upon
Premier
Bennett
the
desirability
of
drawing
on
the
national
credit
to
provide
work
and
wages
for
the
unemployed,
carrying
out
highway
or
railway
work
which
Is
at
present
needed
and
giving
the
men
of
the
country
an
opportunity
to
earn
a
decent
living.
BOMBERS
AT
WHITEH0RSE
Left
This
Morning
For
Fairbanks,
Alaska,
on
Last
Leg
of
Flight
WHrrEHORSE.
July
24:
The
10
HONOLULU.
July
24:
A
great
United
States
bombers
arrived
here
rcccntlon
Is
arranged
for
President!
at
6:20
last
evening
from
Prince
Huge
Carnival
To
Be
l
Held
in
City
At
Time
Warships
Are
Present
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
Fair
Board
operate
in
Big
Event
August
21
to
21
Entertainers
Coming
sweepers.
The
whole
city,
it
is
planned,
will
be
en
fete.
It
I
posible
that
the
Canadian,
nival
aiso
oe
in
me
cuy
1x3;
wrex
anc
Continued
on
Page
Two.
R0BS0N
IS
NOT
SCALED
New
York
Alpinist
Fails
to
Reach
!
Summit
So
Will
Try
Mystery
Mountain
MOUNT
ROBSON,
July
24:
Once
,
again
has
the
famous
pile
bearing
the
name
of
Mount
Robson
withstood
the
attempts
of
daring
climb
ers
to
reach
the
peak.
This
peak,
reaching
into
the
clouds
12.972
feet.
'
Is
the
highest
point
in
the
Canadian
I
Rockies
and
a
few
days
ago
emer
ged
silently
victorious,
with
the
assistance
of
the
weather
man.
In
a
battle
to
reach
the
crown
by
a
party
of
well
known
alpinists.
Alfred
E.
Roover,
of
New
Yorr
City,
accompanied
by
Guide
Hans
Fuhrer.
of
Milwaukee,
formerly
a
,
regular
guide
at
Jasper
Park
Lodge
:
i
and
Henry
Firtch,
of
Mount
Rob-son,
returned
yesterday
and
repor
ted
an
unsuccessful
attempt
v
reach
the
top
after
a
ten-day
ef
fort.
The
party
reached
the
11,000
foot
mark
but
were
forced
to
return
owing
to
snow
and
weather
conditions
in
the
upper
levels.
Messrs.
Roover
and
Fuhrer
left
over
Canadian
NaUonal
lines
yes
terday
for
Vancouver,
where
they
'
wil
lshortly
make
and
attempt
on
i
Mystery
Mountain.
Insurance
Is
Being
Planned
VICTORIA,
July
24:
Government
officials
are
working
on
a
scheme
of
unemployment
Insurance
which
it
is
planned
to
bring
before
Uie
Legislature
if
the
federal
government
fails
to
tackle
the
problem.
Ramsav
Refuses
B.
C.
Invitation
DIGBY.
N8..
July
24:
It
was
of-
.
.
1
,
1
.
t.
..l.k..Mnn
ttifra
nn
'
T?AneiviOt
mi
file
n
rrivai
in
th
riiv
nn,.
mri
hnnrH
nff
at
pteht
this
fctallv
stated
today
that
Prime
me
otunuvn
...w
.
v.
.........
......
w.u..v
-
-
-
-
taking
nlacc
nere
voaay
iuuuum
.
iintin,
n
aLm.
.o
rXihcr
the
uolnts
at
Is-
July
7.
It
was
taken
out
of
the
river
All
the
Islands
will
be
en
fete.
morning
for
Fairbanks
on
the
final
Minister
Ramsay
.
MacDona
,
d
will
t
the
.trite
situation
should
be
below
Haysport
this
morning.
1
One
of
the
Important
events
will
leg
of
their
flight.
Weather
condl-
be
unable
to
accept
the
invitation
SUe
111
inC
SVriKC
eiiunnuu
.
u-
11
...)
,
v..
.1
,....v.t.
t,.
I,a
f
ttromlor
Pat
till
In
tn
snend
A
DOr-
t
ff
t
nrhltrntlon
'
'PP
"'as
f
years
Ol
age.
mmnvu
ur
mc
iviiiiai
icijunv
iu
wc
uitun
uuiu
win
iiwiyc-
tm
.
.......
.
.
N:W
YORK
7m724
-Silver
ws
It
U
nntUd
that
the
waterlront
with
two
children.
He
has
a
bro-
'
to
the
president
that
the
islands
be
previously
reported
passing
over
tlon
of
his
vacation
In
British
MutmZuS
kt.VB
ill!
not
now
continue
loB.
ther
t
Haysport,
William
Klpp.
j
treated
Into
a
state
8tuart
Lake..
lumbla.
to
Cri-
The
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
the
Exhibition
Association
decided
last
night
at
a
meeting
held
in
the
City
Hall
to
sponsor
an
ambitious
four-day
carnival
August
21,
22,
23
and
24,
which
will
include
a
flower
show,
nightly
entertainments
by
the
"Home
Gas
Optimists"
tff
Vancouver,
championshiD
games,
both
native
and
others,
nuslc
by
the
Kincolith
Jubilee
26
piece
orchestra
and
other..
-
.
events.
Ifcls
will
be
at
the
time
of
!
Ill
I
ffll
the
visit
ot
H.
M.
S.
Danae
to
the
port
and
also
the
date
arranged
for
the
visit
of
the
U.
S.
Nary
squadron
of
borribln?
planes
which
are
on
their
way
to
Alaska
today.
ami
.two
United
States
mine
JLlLiJUlllVJljJA
WAS
POOR
Total
Estate
Said
to
be
$7.79
Sis
ter
Claims
the
Body
and
Will
Bury
It
July"
24?-iJoriif
D1I-
linger,
the
bandit
who
was
shot
and
kn.ea
just
outside
a
movie
theatre
here
Sunday
night,
was
a
poor
man
.n
spite
of
the
large
sums
he
had
tolen.
His
total
estate
at
the
time
3f
his
death
was
$7.70.
His
body
is
ialmed
by
his
sister
who
Is
plan-ling
to
bury
It
at
Maywood.
a
sub-irb
of
Minneapolis.
Efforts
are
being
made
to
round
jp
members
of
the
Dillinger
gang,
rhe
police
express
the
opinion
that
hev
will
all
meet
the
fate
of
their
leader.
Melvln
Curtis,
a
close
friend
of
his
chief,
who
is
one
of
those
be-
ng
sought
by
the
police.
Is
said
to
have
declared
that
the
death
would
be
avenged.
Halibut
Arrivals
American
.
.
AUas.
31.000,
refused
6.1c
and
4c,
going
to
Ketchikan.
Condor
13500,
7.8c
and
5c.,Cold
Storage.
Rainier.
II.
11500,
8c
and
h,
,
oyal
Fish
Co.
Canadian
Covenant
20,000,
5.8c.
and
5s
tlln.
Aiken
12.000,
55c.
and
5c,
Atlm.
Gony.
1300,
5.7c.
and
5a.
Cohr
torage.
84
in
the
Shade
Dlgby
reports
near
a
record
in
heat
today.
The
thermometer
stood
at
84
in
the
shade.
Time
is
Short
For
getting
the
most
benefit
from
the
price
of
$1.50
-
for-
The
Daily
News
From
Now
Until
Christmas
Muiy
have
already
subscribed.
Every
day
sees
a
number
taking
advantage
of
the
special
offer.
The
best
time
to
do
it
Is
now
I
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11
0
1
r)j
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ai