re
venue
of
the
C
N
R
for
the
first
ix
months
of
thU
year
increased
n
m
om
over
the
similar
period
"f
last
year.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Clear,
calm.
M.
Alyansh
Clear,
calm.
G6.
Anyox
-Foggy.
calm.
58.
Btewart
Clear,
calm.
58.
Huelton
Clear,
calm.
70.
Smllhers
Cleas,
calm,
hot
Bums
Lake
Clear,
calm.
warm.
TEMPERATURE
111(111
WHANOELL,
July
27:
The
tern
pnaturc
here
reached
the
unusual
height
yesterday
of
92
degree
in
the
shade.
Baseball
Scores
National
League
Cincinnati
12,
Boston
5.
Pittsburg
3-3.
PhlK'tlclphli
0-5.
St
Louis
7-3.
New
Yolk
2-0.
Chicago
3,
Brooklyn
0,
American
lra(iic
New
York
3,
St.
Louis
1.
Washington
0,
Chicago
0.
Boston
11,
Detroit
2.
HALIBUT
SAM.
American
10,000
pounds.
Excel,
18,000,
5,5c
and
4c,
Cold
Storage.
Canadian
41,500
pounds.
Murguike,
7,500,
5c.
Atlln.
VIENNA,
July
27:
The
situation
in
some
sections
of
Austria
approached
anarchy
today,
the
country
being
LONDON.
July
27
The
well
known
Derby
winning
race
horse.
Windsor
Lad.
was
told
yetrday
Tor
half
a
mUlton
dollars.
This
Is
mid
to
be
the
highest
price
ever
paid
for
a
horse
In
England.
The
iwner.
Agha
Khan,
made
the
stimulation
In
the
sale
that
the
horse
could
not
be
removed
from
England.
RESULT
OF
ELECTION!
TIDAL
WAVE
ON
Conservative
Retain
English
Seat;
Rut
I-nt
Huge
Number
of
Haiclton
Marie
L.
Jansc.
Prince
Rupert
i
Borden
Street).
Alma
H.
Dybhavn.
529;
Ethel
Cousins.
493:
Mary
H.
Orme,
483:
Al
bert
N.
O'Neill,
477;
Lorraine
M.
ja-bour,
451.
Booth
School-Helr.n
P.
Valentin
M:
Alan
J.
Kcrgln,
499;
Beryl
M.
Birch.
490;
Ocraldlne
M.
Cade.',
495;
Ocorgo
J.
Brown,
475:
Gertrude
L.
Oarllck.
410;
Alice
F.
Gomez.
360;
Oeorglna
Umb,
3C0.
Oceanic
CanneryNancy
a.
na-katanl,
399.
Annunciation
-
Margaret
E.
Smith,
449;
Emllc
Blaln,
415;
Tcr-rence
M.
Fortune,
363.
Terrace
Freda
Hall,
533;
John
Drslardlns.
470:
Amy
Little.
470;
Oorrion
Little.
463;
Elsie
Hipp,
422;
Kalen,
15.000,
5.7c
and
5c.
Atlln.
en.
417;
Kenneth
Atree.
J.
It.
fc,000
5c
and
4,7
c.
f"-'ZZW.
Mi
t-Alcve,
10.000
5c
and
4
5c
Cold
f",,,'
r
btorugc.
I
CouMiiuwl
on
Pug
Twx
dollars,
LIBERAL
racked
with
warfare
and
battles
for
guerilla
pitched
thei(lcU,
deieRaUon
but
the
whole
po-
possession
of
towns
and
railway
lines,
border
skirmishes
and
hunger
riots.
The
chief
trouble
was
in
Styria
but
the
government
claims
the
disorders
have
been
crushed
there
with
heavy
casualties
Inflicted
on
indsor
Lad
Is
Sold
For
Half
A
Million
Dollars
the
NazU.
Bitter
fighting
Is
continuing
in
Cortnthla.
The
unofficial
death
list
Is
placed
at
four
hundred
with
thousands
Injured.
I
The
appointment
of
Vice-Chan-'
minister
to
Austria
was
made
by
Chancellor
Hitler,
not
because
he
liked
von
Papen
but
It
was
felt
by
.
him
that
the
appointment
might
have
a'
rrsUstirlrig
Influence
In
Austria.
The
vice-chancellor
is
a
staunch
Catholic
and
that
fact
had
some
Influence
in
the
choice.
The
funeral
took
place
today
of
Chanc&Iar;pcdluss;,the
body
being
borne
through
the
.
crowded
but
silent
streets
to
St.
Stephens'
Cathedral...
i
TEXAS
COAST
Voles
Over
19J1
,
Hurricane
Brought
Destruction
LONDON.
July
27:
-The
Conser
vntlvo
retained
Rushcllffe.
Not
tlnghamshtre.
In
the
by-clectlon
today
when
R.
Asheton
defeated
the
Labor
and
Liberal
candidates
but
the
Conservative
vote
was
a
thousand
leas
than
the
combined
opposition,
in
contrast
to
the
absolute
majority
of
22.000
In
the
general
election
In
1931.
Burnaby
Girl
Led
Province
In
Hiirh
School
Entrance
and
Helen
Valentine
Prince
Rupert's
Highest
VICTORIA,
July
27:-Hetty
Morton
of
Hurnaby
led
the
whole
province
in
the
High
School
Entrance
examinations
with
the
exceptionally
high
mark
of
55b
out
,
o(
a
possib
e
Pi(W)
Ifnlmi
V
Vnlo.it
inn
of
Hooth
School
led
the
l'rince
uu-
Part
of
State
But
Rains
Beneficial
to
July
27:
A
terrible
hurricane
swept
up
from
the
Oulf
of
Mexico
through
part
of
Texas
carrying
death
and
destruction.
At
the
same
time
a
huge
tidal
wave
swept
the
Oulf
shore
causing
floods
In
the
low
lying
towns
and
villages
and
strew
ing
the
coast
with
wreckage.
While
the
rain
which
accompan
led
the
hurricane
has
benefitted
part
of
the
country
the
destruction
will
mean
the
loss
of
millions
of
ELECTED
PRINCE
ALBERT.
July
27:-D.
A.
Hall,
Liberal,
was
elected
yesterday
as
the
first
member
of
the
new
con-
tY.
Pnllnu-inir
is
the
nass
list:
istltucncy
of
Athabasca
In
Saskat-
'MU
E.
Thomas.
442.
chewan
Time
is
Short
For
getting
the
most
benefit
from
the
price
of
.
$1.50
for
-
-
the
Daily
News
From
Now
Until
Christmas
Manv
have
alrcdy
subscribed.
Every
day
sees
a
number
taklna
advantage
of
the
special
offer.
The
best
time
to
do
It
Is
now!
p
ulatlon
of
the
Islands
had
quit
work
in
order
to
turn
out
and
Join
in
the
celebraUon.
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
mm
High
2:53
mm.
22.1
it.
prince
Rupert
Clear,
calm,
barometer,
15:35
pjn.
2U
ft.
3050;
temperature,
70;
Low
9:22
a-m.
1.0
ft.
sea
smooth.
21:45
pjn.
3.8
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
J
Vol.
XXIV.
No.
174.
t
r
rvrni'
r
t
TTrr
Trri
T
n
I'nmAV
tttt
v
ot
nin
BERLIN.
July
27:
Chancellor
Hitler
announced
last
evening
that
he
had
decided
to
send
Vice-Chancellor
von
Papen
to
Vienna
to
in-
hls
arrival
here
yesterday.
It
was
vestlgate
the
conditions
under
the
first
time
a
-president
of
the
United
States
had
visited
the
Islands
and
every
effort
was
made
to
show
appreciation.
The
president
was
met
by
Gover
nor
Joseph
Polndexter
and
an
of
which
Chancellor
Dolfuss
was
assassinated
with
a
view
to
dispelling
the
charges
made
that
Germany
was
Implicated.
The
vice-chancellor
is
to
be
minister
to
Austria.
SILVER
PRICE
NEW
YCRK.
July
was
quoted
here
today
ounce.
Cold
Storage
Plant
at
Claxton
Destroyed
by
Fire
This
Morning
Kilt
Riff
l
anrtPrV
I
nPrP
IS
Intact
stated
this
momlng
that
they
were
&
j
.making
a
leisurely
night
goto
ifrom
port
to
port
as
far
north
as
Vi
j.
A
Iat.H
t.i
Tclanric
TVitr
riV
Following
a
series
of
wild
rumors
received
in
the
city
iect
was
to
study
nyins
conditions
this
morning
a
wireless
messaged
ram
Tom
W.allacerpupern
th
north
and.
particularly-in
ntem
ent
for
this
district
of
the
a.
C.
backers,
states
that
uSKa-
v
cameo
m
the
cold
storage
plant
at
Claxton
has
been
burned
td
the
pround
but
that
the
cannery
is
intact.
It
is
presumed
too
that
the
dwellings
have
been
saved.
Mr.
Wallace
was
at
Sunnysldei-
....
...
when
word
of
the
fire
reached
him
and
he
at
once
left
by
launch
to
take
part
In
the
preventaUve
work.
The
cold
storage
plant,
built
of
wood,
was
in
use
at
the
time
and
contained
considerable
salmon.
It
was
used
by
Edmunds
&
Walker
for
handling
their
fish
as
well
as
by
the
B.
C.
Packers.
Saving
the
cannery
was
a
great
thing
as
It
Is
working
to
capacity
handling
the
big
run
of
fish
on
the
Skeena
River
Just
now.
Steamer
Cardena,
which
happened
to
be
In
the
river
at
the
ame
time
stood
by
to
lend
aid.
She
used
her
hoie
with
good
effect
nc
Is
given
the
credit
of
havln;
saved
the
cannery.
The
fire
started
I
it
10:45.
Ten
lines
of
hose
were!
used.
Ihe
employees
of
the
can-
nery
worked
hard
to
prevent
the!
spread
of
the
conflagration,
DEFENDING
METROPOLIS
Nearly
100
Airplanes
Actively
Engaged
in
Manoeuvres
Around
London
LONDON,
July
27:
(CP)
Con
cerned
largely
with
problems
of
home
defence,
with
London
Itself
supposed
to
be
the
main
centre
of
attack,
nearly
400
army
airplanes
ate
engaged
In
mimic
air
war
In
the
annual
exercises
of
the
Royal
i
Air
Force.
I
Organization
of
ground
defence'
Is
receiving
special
attention.
Large
j
numbers
of
searchlights
and
sound
locating
Instruments
are
employed,
i
and
the
network
of
observers
to
trwl
east,
south
and
southeast
of
the
metropolis
nre
being
thoroughly
tested.
As
In
previous
years,
the
exercises
nre
restricted
to
the
hours
between
the
early
evening
and
early
morning.
Much
of
the
flying
Is
being
done
In
darkness,
FIRK
NEAR
PASADENA
PASADENA.
Julv
27:
A
forest
fire
swept
part
of
the
Anneles
National
Forest
near
here
last
evening
destroying
much
timber
and
Injuring
the
watershed.
Today's
Stocks
(Courtti.j
8
O.
Jo!coo
Oo.)
Toronto
Central
Patricia,
.85.
Chibouyamau,
.10
d.
Lee
Gold,
.09
Vj.
Oranada,
36.
Inter.
Nickel,
23.40.
Macassa,
2.45.
Noranda,
38.00.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
.70.
,
Sisco,
2.40.
Thompson
Cadillac
.47.
Ventures,
79.
'
Lake
Maron,
.09.
Teck
Hughes,
6.25.
Sudbury
Basin.
1.40.
Columarlo,
.21.
Smelter
Gold.
Jl.
Can.
Malartlc,
.64.
Little
Long
Lac
6.20.
Astoria
Rouyn,
.11.
Maple
Leaf,
.34.
Pickle
Crow,
1.38.
Long
Lac
Lagoon,
.26.
Manitoba
&
Eastern.
.31.
Vancouver
Alexandria,
.04.
Bayvlew,
.OHj.
B.
C.
Nickel,
.68.
Big
Missouri,
.33.
Bralorne,
1535.
Bridge
River
Con..
.14.
B.
R.
X..
1.02.
Butte
I.
X.
L..
.13
(ask).
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.25.
Dunwell,
.14.
Georgia
River,
.01.
'
Golconda,
.35.
Hercules,
.04s,4.
Indian,
.03
(ask).
'
Mlnto,
.19.
Meridian.
.11.
v
Morning
Star.
.13.
Native
Son.
.OUi.
National
Sliver.
.03.
Noble
Five.
.
0634.
.
Pend
Oreille.
.57.
Porter
Idaho.
.081-..
Premier,
152.
"
;'
s
Reeves
McDonald,
.13.
Reward,
.05.
Reno,
.89.
Silver
Crest.
.02.
Salmon
Gold.
.12.
Taylor
Bridge,
.41.
Wayside.
.07.
Wnverly
Taiuler,
.01
United
Empire.
.14.
Dentonla,
.45V.
aaauion
10
me
otiicers.
an
ossi-tant
pilot
and
radio
expert.
While
in
the
air
their
radio
Instruments
were
operated
by
the
airplane
en
glne
and
as
soon
as
they
landed
a
tittle
motor
was
set
up
so
that
they
were
asaln
all
set
for
radio
broadcasting
and
receiving.
The
planes
will
be
back
in
Princ
Rupert
August
21
and
will
spend
four
days
in
the
port.
They
will
be
in
Vancouver
August
25,
if
all
goes
well.
Notified
by
the
Dally
News
yesterday
a
great
many
people
were
watching
for
the
planes
and
they
arrived
within
a
few
minutes
after
the
hour
stated.
Nine
came
up
the
harbor
and
the
other
three
a
few
minutes
later
from
the
direction
of
Metlakatla.
They?
landed
at
Seal
Cove.
At
once
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
AMRCHtWWEWWfMATODAY
RUPERT
RECEIVES
IMPROMPTU
VISIT
FROM
US.
AIRPLANES
Austria
Still
In
State
of
Anarchy
As
Result
of
Nazi
Rebellion
But
Rebels
Crushed
in
State
0
Styria
LOCAL
GIRL
WINS
MEDAL
Mitt
Helen
Philip
Valentine
of
Roolh
School
to
be
Itrrlplent
Of
lllfh
Honors
VICTORIA.
July
27.
-Ml
Helen
Philip
Valentine
of
Prince
Rupert
iron
the
Governor
Oenerals
bronie
rm-cUl
In
dial
rtct
ten
for
having
received
the
highest
mark
In
the
district
in
the
rceent
high
school
en
trance
examination.
W
ValtnUne
Is
the
daughter
of
U?
snd
Mrs.
E
N
Valentine
of
615
rmi
Avenue
East,
her
father
being
an
nglneer
at
the
local
dry
dock.
Railway
Revenue
Greatly
Increased
MONTREAL.
July
Th
n1
Hitler
Fighting
Still
(Joins
on
in
Corinthia
Hunger
Riots
And
Border
Skirmishes
Add
to
Troubles
of
Country
Von
I'apen
Appointed
as
Reassuring
Gesture
RECEPTION
WAS
HEARTY
All
Hawaiian
Islanders
Quit
Work
To
Celebrate
Arrival
of
President
Roosevelt
.
HONOLULU.
July
27:
It
was
a
truly
tremendous
reception
that
President
Roosevelt
was
given
on
YONPAPEN
APPOINTED
Vice-Chaneellor
Sent
to
Vienna
to
Investigate
Murder
of
Dolfuss
Twelve
American
Planes
Arrived
Last
Evening
to
Spend
Night
in
Rupert
Fog
in
Grenville
Channel
Influenced
the
Flyers
to
Remain
In
This
Port
Instead
of
Proceeding
to
Ketchikan
Twelve
large
planes
carrying
Rear
Admiral
A.
V.
Johnson
and
in
direct
command
of
Lieut.
Commander
J.
M.
Shoemaker
landed
here
last
evening
just
after
seven
o'clock.
They
were
bound
for
Ketchikan
but
a
thick
bank
"t
'J""
was
encountered
in
Grenville
Channel,
evidently
a
4
,c.
an
aijQut
twenty
miles
in
extent,
and
three
advance
planes
tner
Flteht
Commander
Shoe-
'maker
immediately
wirelessed
the
J
other
planes
to
turn
Into
Prince
;
Rupert
and
land.
His
three
plane
.then
turned
back
and
met
the
others
in
Prince
Rupert
harbor.
Flteht
Commander
Shoemaker
rather
deep
for
sood
anchorage
and
the
tides
strong
and
they
were
a
little
crowded
In
Seal
Cove.
Officers
this
mcmlng
stated
they
had
no
Intention
of
leaving
until
the
weather
was
clear.
Their
first
report
from
Ketchikan
was
that
conditions
were
undesir
able.
In
all
there
are
In
the
party
62
people.
The
complete
list
of
officers
follows:,
,.
.,
.
r
Rear,AflmiraIArW;'Johnsonr-
Squadron
Commander
.
M.
Shoemaker.
Lieut.
Commander
Henderson.
Lieut.
J.
Perry.
Lieut
Com.
J.
J.
White.
Lieut.
Com.
H.
T.
Stanley.
Lieut
C.
J.
Cotsworth.
Lieut.
Com.
R.
Irvine.
Lieut.
O.
N.
Perkins.
Lieut.
G.
L.
Huff.
Lieut.
B.
Studley.
Lieut.
W.
T.
Rassieur.
Lieut.
J.
E.
Baker.
,
Lieut.
C.
H.
Duerfeldt.
Lieut
F.
O.
Bridget
Lieut.
J.
E.
Detyehs.
Warrant
Officer
Alexander.
Warrant
Officer
E.
E.
Reber.
Water
Supply
Of
London
Restricted
they
got
In
touch
with
the
Armour!
.
Salvage
Company
and
arranged!
LONDON.
July
27:
Owing
to
the
for
the
launch
June
to
stand
by
i
drought
the
water
supply
of
the
city
the
planes
all
night
In
case
of
is
being
restricted.
Irrigation
is
need
and
a
watch
was
set
of
two
practically
prohibited
and
housemen
on
each
plane.
The
Flight
holders
are
allowed
to
use
only
five
Commander
said
the
water
was
Inches
of
water
In
their
baths.
I.
Canada
at
War
Twenty
Years
Ago
(Written
for
the
Canadian
Press
by
Captain
W.
W.
Murray,
M.C.)
(Copyrisht,
1931)
The
Great
War
began
20
years
i
factory,
the
two
countries
should
ago
tomorrow
with
Austria-Hungary's
Declaration
of
War
on
Serbia.
Five
days
previously
the
Dual
Monarchy
had
delivered
to
the
Serbian
government
an
ultimatum
submit
the
matter
to
the
Interna-lonal
tribunal
at
The
Hague.
On
July
26
Austria-Hungary
began
the
mobilization
of
the
army,
with
troop
movements
towards
the
couched
In
provocative
language)
Serbian
frontier.
(and
mak.ng
demands
of
iihumlllat-i
The
complexities
of
the
Inter-.ln
character
on
Us
Balkan
neigh-;
national
situation
In
the
last
week
OCT
oi
juiy
im
were
Darning,
inio
a
With
the
murder
of
the
Austrian
!
(Continued
on
Page
Four)
Ihelr
apparent,
the
Archduke
Franz
I
Ferdinand,
at
Serajevo
on
June
23.
as
a
pretext.
Austria
had
requested
from
Serbia
a
public
expression
oi
I
regret,
the
removal
of
a
number
of
,
..
high
ranking
officers
In
the
Ser-j
f
'btan
army,
and
a
virtual
occupation
by
Austrian
"representatives"
of
Serbia
with
a
view
to
suppressing!
activities
In
that
country,
subver-
NEW
DEPUTY
PUBLIC
WORKS
Patrlrk
Philip
Resigned
Position
to
Take
Up
Private
Work
Dixon
Appointed
(slve
of
the
territorial
Integrity
of
VICTORIA,
July
27:
Tatrie'.
the
Monarchy.
Philip,
deputy
minister
of.
public
SerbU
expressed
willingness
to
works,
has
resigned,
according
to
concede
all
points
except
the
last,
announcement
by
the
minister,
to
Her
reoly.
delivered
on
June
25,
take
up
private
work.
Arthur
Dixon
her
position
and
suggested!
of
Cranbrook
succeeds
to
the
posl-that
If
this
response
was
uusatls-
j
Hon.