m
She
Is
"Attacked"
By
NO
PROVINCIAL
TAX
SALE
WILL
BE
HELD
$L
ViarORIA.
JuW,.::CP
The
provincial
government
has
decided
that
time
will
be
no
tax
sale
of
lands
In
arrears
of
taxes
this
year.
To
prevent
ar-
rears
from
piling
up.
however.
farmers
in
approved
instances
may
work
out
on
public
works
one
year's
arrears.
4
NEW
MONEY
1
BEING
MADE
United
States
.Monetary
Presses
Turning
Out
Ten
.Million
of
Silver
Currency
.Monthly
j
WASHINGTON.
D.C
July
Ill-Federal
printing
presses,
carrying
out
the
government's
program
to
expand
silver
money
by
$1,000,000.-000.
are
reported
to
be
producing
$10,000,000
monthly
in
new
silver
bills.
REFUNDING
SCHEME
PLANNED
AT
OTTAWA
OTTAWA,
July
12:
A
re-
fundlne
oneratlon
involving
maturities
of
nearly
$300,000.-
000
Is
forecast
here
as
likely
to
be
undertaken
by
the
federal
pnvrrnmpn
government
In
the
latter
part
of
October
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
,
HI
1
1
m.
IS
.
I
I
High
1:53
am.
20.3
ft.
P,.rT
Rupert
Part
cloudy.
light
14:44
pjn.
18.8
ft.
.j'.',
wind.
barometer.
30.14;
Low
8:35
am.
2.4
ft.
Jcnpcia'are.
52.
sea
smooth.
20:40
pm.
12
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
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161
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JULY
12,
1934
PRICE:
FIVE
CEHX8
GERiW
MAKES
APPEAL
TO
NA
T10NS
SAtt
FRANl'JCO
AND
OAKLAND
TEAMSTERS
WALK
OUT
Powers
Signatory
To
Treaty
of
Versailles
Asked
To
Intervene
Foreign
Minister
Konstantin
von
Ncurath
Tells
British,
Japanese,
Italian
and
French
Ambassadors
of
Difficulties
in
.Memel
Territory
of
Lithuania
hum
iv
.Inlv
V!
tTIM
Koreiirn
Minister
Konstantin
.
n
Nturath
yesterday
received
L'asr,.
Japan,
Italy
and
France
,
,,
of
intervention
in
me
.Memei
territory
oi
iinua-,u
(
Mvn
signatory
to
the
Treaty
of
Versailles.
j
Von
Nturath
declared
that
conditions
in
Memel
terri
f
..i.
tenable
The
situation1;
j
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territory
de-
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by
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Unoon,
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Mmlloba
it
Eastern.
M.
Wheat
Prices
ANCOUVER,
July
12:
(CP)-ntut
dropped
back
to
78?c
on
the
11
41
1
''hange
today.
!
the
ambassadors
of
Great
to
impress
upon
them
the
OGPU
ArinTT
in
IS
TRIMMED
Irrad
Secret
Police
of
Itimla
prlvrd
of
Some
of
Power
Legal
System
MOSCOW.
July
12:-Rcorganlra
toifi
Utffrarl
secret
police,
Os
rlwJ?Svff
becomes
pari
of
the
inwty
wUoltahed
Department
of(
iHlmal
AM
airs,
to
announced.
On
of
tt
main
reaulU
through
,
rcorfaaiutloa
of
the
Ogpu
de-privet
Ogpu
ofttctaU
of
the
right
to
as
judges,
a
legal
system
com-,
parable
with
other
nation
bclnn
ubsUtuted.
I
DEFENSIVE
RAY
FOUND
Nrw
York
Inventor
Claims
to
Have
Dlvomrd
Porce
Which
Would
.Make
.Military
Attack
Impossible
Sr.W
YOK,
July
U:-Mkols
iri4,
"
illscovery
of
force
rays
hlch
can
be
et
.Ike
a
wall
around
a
nation's
borders
to
render
It
Impenetrable
!
to
military
attack.
Halibut
Arrivals
I
Summary
1
Canadlan-22.500
pounds,
5.4c
and
5c
to
5.9c
and
5c
;
American
None.
p
Dorrtw.wMiin.
5
9c
and
5C
Joe
mkar,
8m
Atlln.
5.4c
andj
Gape
Beale.
sold
to
waxiou.
,
,
SK
4
000
sold
to
Cold
Storage.
tVoaterday's
list
of
fUh
sales
fall
-
1
the
Ornnt
had
sold
,
e
d
to
show
that
her
catch
of
37.000
pounds
vo
uc
Roynl
Fish
Co.
at
Oc
and
4c.)
j
GERMAN
WARCRAIT
PAY
i-vii.AN-n
FIRST
VISIT
IN
OVER
TWENTY
YEARS
PORTSMOUTH,
Eng..
July
12
The
German
cruisers
Koenlgsberg
and
Lclpslg
ar-
rlvcd
at
this
port
yesterday.
marking
the
first
time
In
more
thm
turntv
vears
that
Oer-
man
wnrcrntt
had
visited
Eng-
land.
Panama
Canal
Air
Force
Important
feature
of
r?-:ent
Us
-v
nx-
-
vA-e
ca
r:-
e
Y
.m
Pi.
seaboard
a
thcor
Mrai
a'ta:k
F.
C
-a
;
c
pura:
:.
'
way
Use
of
aJrraf
vtzorie-i
para'
.at
import
an
-c
Here
an
air-rjf-rounded
by
smoke
screen
laiu
ddwn
by
diroyers
and
planes
as
p
-oterUot
'--.APPEALS
OF
INDIANS
IN
Death
Sentence
b
IVlni
1'oujht
Body
of
Constable
Can
Identified
4
VANCOUVER,
July
U:
CP)
Appeal
acalnst
the
conviction
at
Vernon
recently
of
Richardson.
Eneas
and
Alex
George.
Canford
Indians
sentenced
to
nan
for
the
murder
of
Dominion
Constable
F.
H.
C.lsbourne.
was
filed
here
yesterday
by
Stuart
Henderson
of
Victoria,
counsel
for
the
condemned
natives.
The
body
which
was
found
Monday
in
the
Eraser
River
near
ChUlUack
was
definitely
identified
yesterday
as
being
that
of
Provincial
Constable
Percy
Carr,
alleged
to
have
been
slain
at
the
same
time
as
Glsbourne.
Sabotage
Plot
In
Germany
Is
Nipped
in
Bud
VIENNA.
July
12
--Reports
of
aU
'sabotage
'plot
at
Frledrlchshalen.
Germany,
which
resulted
In
seven
rfnaths
and
fortv-flve
arrests
were
published
In
yesterday's
edition
of
th
Rplrhesnost.
'
Campaign
Against
.
NaZIS
Continuing;
Hitler
Denounced
as
Traitor
In
Leaflets
Spread
Throughout
Austria
VIENNA,
July
12:
-
Antl-Nazl
iafii.
rienmmclne
Chancellor
Ad-
;olph
Hitler
as
a
traitor
In
crushing
the
recent
revolt
among
his
storm
troops
have
been
spread
through-
out
Austria.
Todays
Weather
Terrace-Cloudy,
calm,
51.
Alyansh-Clear.
west
wind.
50.
Anyox
Clear,
calm.
53.
fjiewart-Cloudv.
calm.
53.
Hnselton
Cloudy
calm.
54.
heavy
rain
last
night.
Bmlthers-Cloudy.
calm.
cool.
Burns
Uk-Clm,
warm.
j
f
b-se
to
AtlanUc
dff-
.
k
of
the
water-amer
is
shown
sur-ugainsi
shore
batteries.
RAILWAY
SURVEY
Victoria
Engineer
to
Assemble
Information
For
PresentaUon
To
Ottawa
VICTORIA,
July
12:
(CP)
A
survey
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
will
be
undertaken
immediately
on
behalf
of
the
provincial
government
by
D.
O.
Lewis,
railway
consulting
engineer
of
Victoria
and
Vancouver.
The
information
thus
obtained
will
be
available
when
the
government
presents
its
case
at
Ottawa
for
the
Dominion
to
take
over
the
railway
on
a
replacement
cost
bails.
New
Beer
Laws
In
Ontario
To
Be
Operative
TORONTO.
July
12:
-Proclama
tlon
of
beer
and
wine
amendment
of
the
last
session
of
the
Legislature
It
Is
rumored
may
be
effected
within
forty-eight
hours
by
the
new
government
of
Premier
Mitchell
F
Hepburn
who.
with
members
of
his
cabinet,
was
sworn
in
Tuesday
nleht
by
Hon.
Dr.
Herbert
A.
Bruce
Lieutenant
Governor
of
Ontario.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK.
July
12:
CP
Br
silver
closed
at
461c
on
the
local
metal
market
today
and
copper
was
unchanged
at
9c
per
pound.
Many
Are
Taking
SPECIAL
SUBSCRIPTION
OFFER
Many
present
subscribers
are
taking
advantage
of
the
Special
Bargain
Offer
of
$1.50
to
End
of
Year
A1n
n
nMnili"
nf
no"
siuVcHbet'S
ni'O
brill
T
P'l'bul
in
the
city
of
those
v
lm
are
attracted
by
the
low
rate
I'ay
.$1.50
now
and
get
the
paper
until
December
31
delivered
to
your
home.
Employers
of
Workers
At
Docks
Agreeable
To
Accept
Findings
Pacific
Coast
Industrial
Dispute
Becomes
More
Intensified
On
One
Hand
While
Hope
been
on
uuierMuruer
-Charges
in
Seattle
SAN
FRANCISCO,
July
12:
Reaffirming
their
walkout
vote
of
a
few
days
ago,
teamsters
of
San
Francisco
and
Oakland
went
on
strike
today
in
sympathy
with
the
striking
longshoremen,
thus
intensifying
the
marine
transportation
tie-up.
Another
and
more
hopeful
development
in
connection
.
with
the
industrial
dispute
yesterday
was
the
j
i-
-
agreement
oi
employers
oi
aoc-
workers
to
submit
every
pnase
oil
the
situation
to
the
presidents
board
of
mediation
and
abide
by
Its
findings.
Thirty-sever
hundred
truck
driv
ers
of
the
San
Francisco
Bay
cities
are
involved
In
the
teamsters
walk-out
which
Increases
the
threat
of
a
general
strike
and
tizhtens
up
the
commerce
blockade
of
striking
Pacific
Coast
maritime
workers.
-
Murder
Charges
8WTTtErJtdri2r
Police
auth
orlties
stated
yesterday
(hat
mur
der
charges
would
be
laid
against
of
every
member
of
the
mob
which
on
Tuesday
night
stopped
a
truck
and
shot
and
killed
Special
Deputy
Steve
Watson.
So
far
two
men
have
een
arrested.
Portland
Quiet
PORTLAND.
July
12:
Portland
was
quiet
again
yesterday
following
he
incident
on
Tuesday
In
which
four
men
were
shot,
three
seriously.
It
Is
expected
all
will
recover.
Supplies
at
Ketchikan
KETCHIKAN.
Jufl-
12:
The
Al
aska
Steamship
Co.'s
steamer
Al-iska
arrived
here
today
from
Ta-ma
with
much
needed
supplies
for
local
stores
and
goes
from
here
to
Juneau
and
other
northern
points.
URGES
NEW
N.R.A.PLAN
General
Hugh
S.
Johnson
Suggests
That
Commission
be
Appointed
WASHINGTON.
D.C.
July
12:
I
Creatiob
of
a
commission
to
ad-j
minister
the
National
Recovery
Act,
is
recommended
to
President.
Frankllri
D.
Roosevelt
by
General;
Hugh
S.
Johnson,
recovery
admin-
Utratnr.
it
Is
not
certain
whether
the
putting
of
the
recommendation
into
effect
would
Involve
the
retire-
(
ment
of
General
Johnson
or
whether
he
wou'd
remain
as
head
of
I
the
N.
R.
A.
with
simplified
duties.
The
strain
of
the
enormous
task
which
he
has
had
durinc
the
last
few
months
Is
known
to
have
told
upon
his
physical
strength.
PREFERENCE
FOR
CANADA
:
Important
Tariff
Concessions
Given
By
New
Zealand
to
This
j
'
Dominion
wnijivnV.
N.Z..
J'tlv
1
nonerons
tariff
concession
to
a
wld
rant''
t
British
urods
hv
hen
nnnrpvM
by
the
House
of
Re-
preventative
;
FASCISTI
ARRESTED
Son
of
Late
Dictator
of
Spain
and
Followers
Charged
With
Plotting
Uprising
MADRID,
July
Kr-oseAntqnto
Prlmo
de'Rlverat
youngeit'sToi
the
late
dictator
of
Spain
and"
head
the
Fascist
movement,
was
placed
under
arrest
with
250
of
his
followers
on
charges
of
plotting
an
uprising.
'
NAZIS
ARE
DISBANDED
National
Radicals
Organization
In
Poland
Put
Out
of
Business
By
Government
WARSAW.
Poland,
July
12:
The
government
of
Poland
has
ordered
;
.he
disbanding
of
the
Nazi-minded
.
i
I
1
1
a
XT4ffr,v,o1
Radicals,
the
program
of
which
in-
ludes
anti-Semetlsm
and
opopsi-ion
to
Marshal
Pilsudski,
the
Polish'
dictafor.
Commodore
Hose
v
Is
Made
Admiral
Promotion
of
Well
Known
Canadian
Naval
Officer
Announced
OTTAWA.
July
12:
(CP)
The.
promotion
of
Commodore
Walter
Hose
to
the
rank
of
rear-admiral
Ift
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
Is
an
I
nounced
from
the
Department
H
National
Defence.
He
retired
aa
director
of
naval
service
on
July
1.
CANADIAN
GOLD
PRICE
MONTREAL.
July
12:
(CP)
The
Canadian
gold
price
was
down
4c
today
to
$3459
per
ounce.
FRANCE
PREPARED
TO
GRANT
CONCESSIONS
TO
GERMANY
ON
ARMS
f
LONDON.
July
12:
The
'
French
government,
it
Is
learned,
has
intimated
its
rea-
dinss
to
grant
Oe-r-'-"-
m
i,
ortant
arms
concelons
pro
vldlng
Germany
Joins
htr
pro-
noted
east
European
peace
pact.