Tom
orrow
s
Tides
Today's
Weather
High
3:12
a.m.
193
ft
15:42
p.m.
195
ft
Prince
Ru.
5
Low
.
9:35
ajn
4.1
It.
-r
30.12,
southeast
wlna
21:57
pjn.
6.1
ft
temperature.
62:
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
3RIT1SII
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
TxXlV
No
W-
,
basis
of
seat
Britain,
trance,
Italy
Seeking
Common
Ground
Now
Over
Dispute
in
East
Africa
REVENUE
INCREASE
Ltoms
.nd
EtlM-
Collection,
For
Year
to
Ite
rtn''
Of
191
ri,,
at
v.
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n
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i
m
K,'r:r"p'm!it
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....
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$27
57
IB
compared
frith
$10.:i"
Tl
"'
Ju!
lait
TCar
REMOVAL
OF
I
HO'-T'V
Au.
2:
Jde
Emll.fX-
F.;
1
M
a.
finally
bwKrt
yeaurony
in
n,
.f
the
he
nto
nwton
nraveai
nraveai
y
n
the
''lub.
Tordenskjold
In
Vancouver
With
Halibut
Catch
VAN(ot?VER.
Krs
tn
halibut
boat
Tordens-,
k
'
at-
ved
here
yesterday
to
sell
'
I'-l
r.
t.nH
nf
hallhllt
AS
an
CX-1
practice
for
years
has
been
1
ai
in
Prince
Rupert.
v.
ti
t..
year
So
far
this
year
there
been
sixty-live
lire
alarms
0
hr
eltv
as
noainst
thlrtv-scvcn
a
tv
corresponding
period
last
fir
Only
in
one
case
Inst
month
'!
any
appreciable
damage
done
bj
f!rr
this
being
In
the
King
Tal
building
on
Fulton
Street.
Note
of
Regret
Sent
to
Germany
United
States
Promises
Punlslf
ment
of
Ringleaders
in
Bremen
Incident
WAStltNnTnw
nn
tin
The
United
States
government
yes-j
-rf
--
....
w.......
uwii
yt
k
4V
;
gret
to
Germany
at
the
Incident
last
Friday
night
In
New
York'.
".u
u
uiuu
tore
aown
mc
acrman
Hag
from
the
liner
Bremen.
The
German
government
was
also
informed
thai
......
iv.;o
wuuiU
uc
IHKCU
to
punish
the
rinileadcrs
In
the
Incident.
Immediate
Outbreak
of
War
Warded
Off
and
Hostilities
j
t...
li.
4
1..
ni.i'iolnd
Pt-ien
fnnfnrnnrp
I
Uuj
"V
I
1
1
lllull
vll
11
vUfiaii-u
vuvv.
v'""
-
.
.
To
be
Held
in
September
in
Northern
Italy
GENEVA,
Aug.
2:
It
was
revealed
last
night
that
delegates
of
Great
Britain,
France
and
Italy
had
reachea
ill
nVivintp
thr
immediate
outbreak
of
war
between
Italy
and
Abyssinia
and
which
may
result
f
t.
1:
.Cf
r.r
kncti
itiaa
in
rtinci
-A
11
iil'kliici
.
HI
me
WiinilllK
Ull
Ul
iiunniHiw
.11
-
Er
B
in
in
coIIwUom
during
irenljor
Henito
Mussolini
will,
it
is
expected,
take
formal
tn
..f
July
h
bnmht
ex-
uUon
elther
ta
acceptance
-
.
-
at
the
...
.
-,
1-1-
,
uftiom
n-Tw
-
of
rejection
01
me
pian
buuop
,
t
pui.ee
rwp!
."
.
acceptance
U
hopa
lor
If.
,
-to
date
ahead
of
K
Under
y,,
tafir.tiit
an
aiblUa-
(
t
A
r.,rtrpoivlta
The
t'on
commlwtou.
h
m
Italy
has
W
.
...
iiBt
m
manlna
.
-
f-;r
u
nr
nr
.
""TV"",",
been
Uiuxinf
upr
u
is
pruTw.
(
i:.
,u,
beer.
M"7,
Netotuuocu
tookina
to
a
iiuMti
In
the
...
.
1.
,n..,t.
em
Kiucnnit
"
"
are
to
be
Initiated
by
September
hen
a
conference
will
be
held
In
Northern
Italy
between
rrpreeenta-Uvri
of
Oreat
Britain.
France,
Italy
and
Ethiopia.
,
The
agreement
came
last
night
fier
iLatemcnU
had
been
Uaued
if
inn?
cnruQ
hjr
m
smu1
MJlJUL
I
ULilJ
,irr.
Brttiah
foreign
secretary.
and
rraeWeat
PrankMn
D.
Roott-
rrelurnl
of
Bmton
relt
f
the
UBUri
SUU.
who
iLh
tMtiw
of
I
for
the
second
day
to
meet.
More
and
more
elearlv-
tne
Temperature
Keeps
Up
ls-
!aue
U
bsromlng
defined
between
nri
nrtiain.
anxious
for
a
!
settlement
of
the
dLspute.
'lUly.
resolved
not
to
have
League
Intervene.
rr:,.
Middle
West
Heat
Aun
2
(CPThc
full
and
the
Wave
Continuing
I
W.
.
.
..."
in
selllnz
through
this
...
.
0nc
Hundred
Persons
bond
for
the
United
States.
.
So
Far
)ca,j
a$
Excessive
KANSAS
CITY.
Aug.
2:-The
h-flt
wave
continued
throughout
Numerous
in
LIIJ
tfmperature,
of
100
above
at
and
.
new
weori
-P.d
i
jot
fire
department
responded
.P-fnU
h
c.BW
.ur$
during
the
month
.ThV
toll
to
r
"vcr
one
hundred
.
.
...
IltrAB
t
1
V
I,
Submarine
Is
To
Be
Raised
Ill.Fatcd
Craft
May
be
Brought
To
Surface
From
Bottord
of
Gulf
of
Finland
..nemvv
Aim.
2:
The
Russian
government
Is
taking
steps
to
having
the
submarine
V-13,
which
sank
in
the
Oulf
of
Finland
on
Wednesday
with
loss
oi
iiuy-wc
lives,
constituting
the
worst
Russian
naval
disaster
In
years,
raised.
IS
KILLED
IN
SPAIN
Prince
Aim's
Mdlnni.
Afd
31,
U
Victim
of
Automobile
Crash
Yesterday
MADRID.
SDQin.
hut
2:
Prlnc
Alexia
Mdjvanl.
divorced
last
May
by
Barbara
Hutton.
5-and-lO
heir-eaa,
wa
klllect
In
an
aulomobll
crath
In
Oerona
Province
yes
terday.
The
car
In
which
he
and
a
young
woman
companion
erc
driving
overturned
and
he
was
la-
f
mc
Bill
MrKrthnle
Take.
iW
U
UUy
Injured.
far
unidentified.
Perj5lgan.
France,
cally
Injured.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
AUGUST
2,
1935
He
was
twrtyone
and
the
aecident
oc
curred
while
he
was
vislUng
his
Not
Accepted
Yet
T
tnmobHe
struck
a
culvert
Up
W"
l
Z
n
the
road
at
Albons
near
Barce-t.Ve
club.
IUor
,??U"V
baseball
B.nVMrKechnte
being
JZXrTJ
Mdlvanl
;
driving
ine
the
the
gH
afrl.
so
so
at
dent
protero
juagei4
,
m
,,,..
fK-
-val
followed
hit
failure
Meanttme
the
council
of
Miffieient
shnret
of
T"
Nations
has
rmM
o
her
home
She
was
crttl-
PLEA
FOR
j
YOUNG
MEN
jllon.
H.
H.
Stevens
Heard
In
"Non-
Political"
Address
in
Vancou-I
vcr
Last
Night
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
2:
(CP
ConsUtutlonal
quibbling
while
sweaUhops
prosper
and
tnousanas
of
young
men
are
Idle
was
con-.
fx.t
nioVit
hv
Hon.
H.
11
where
there
were
men
to
go
north
marvellous
opportvnlt.es
ior
men
of
vision
and
courage.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summiry
Amcrlcan-15,000
pounds,
6c
and
5.5c.
.
.
Canadlan-22,000
pounds,
&c
ana
l5.4c
and
5c.
,
.'-
American
Hyperlan,
15,000,
Cold
Storage.
6c
and
5.5c.
Canadian
East
Bay
I,
14,000.
Cold
Storage,
5c
straight
Borgund.
8,000,
AtUn,
5.4c
and
5c.
!
Fears
For
Safety
i
Of
Fisherman
Arc
Heinir
Entertained
.skh.
B!LtiPLLLLLLn.
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIsIIIIIIIr
itkaK
.
Ciyae
Pdiibor
to
make
a
refu
cu
Burnelil
tra
aemncu
-j
i
.
.
i
-
r
,
v.
n
haw
Hprnn.
i
nua
a
.v
-
n
Stevens.
ieaa
n-nr
Nome
t
ruction
Party.
In
a
"non-poiiw-,
-
car
address
to
the
Junior
Cham-
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Aug
2:-Hav-Ing
made
the
first
hop
from
San
Diego,
accompanied
by
his
wife,
Wiley
Post,
noted
American
ions
rtutnnpe
sneed
filer.
Is
here
In
the
course
of
a
projected
nigni
10
Al
aska
and
Siberia.
From
nere
ne
nroceeds
to
Seattle
where
he
will
r
......
Vle
remove
the
landing
gear
.m
new
Lockheed
monoplane
and
replace
It
with
pontoons.
Thi
flleht
beinB
ostensibly
In
ber
of
civic
Affairs.
v
minfr
I
nmmumst
...
a
i.e.
irit
h.n
r
snllUine
a
uit.
ww-
and
more
clear
thinking
that
goes
to
the
root
of
the
problem,
Mr.
said.
He
advised
young
Meeting
Disbanded!
Damaging
Fire
In
Stockyards
At
Kansas
City
.
...
.
.
.
i
.
a
M.h.
fllaHf
vppronc
hftnA
ow
and
B.mneu
uniiin,
Doin
oi
na
Muan..auMw
"jig
noiwtop
fiight
arourd
ihe
world
in
this
new
type
of
flying
wing"
Upper-spof
which
to
be
all
one
wing,
Pangborn
is
now
putting
the
ship,
seems
trnnK
tct
n
Ynrir
Thiee
refuelllnes
will
be
made.
MUVUH
v-.uM
-
'
,
WILEY
POST
IS
ON
WAY
Hops
From
San
Difjo
to
'Frisco
To
Instal
Potnoons
at
ScatUe
flshlne
and
big
game
hunting
In
the
north,
It
Is
said
that
Post
will
'also
explore
a
commercial
air
rou'.e
tp
the
Orient,
He
plans
to
cross
from
Aiassa
10
narrowest
point
01
:----'-:,CRASHWAS
TH1.X
AKIltiT
MAKING
.MEXICO
DRY
REPUBLIC
9-
MEXICO
CITY.
Aug.
2:
Addressing
a
large
meeting
of
t
women
here
yesterday,
Presl-
t
rfn
faT-HiM-ia
ot
Mexico
ex-
tolled
the
virtues
of
temper-
ance
and
declared
that
drink-
lng
of
liquor
had
become
a
4-
serious
problem
In
this
coun-
try.
Unless
there
was
a
change
In
the
situation,
he
might
be
t
forced
to
promulgate
prohl-
bltion
throughout
the
repub-
x
ii.
'
DroclHonf
fnrrtpnas
oe-
I
A...
4
v.v.
.
clared.
Youns
Children
Burned
to
Death
George
Adams,
Four,
and
Margaret,
Five,
Victims
of
Alberta
Fire
Tragedy
EDMONTON,
Aug.
George
Adams,
aged
2:
(CP)
foun
and
burned
burnea
to
to
!
lnir
the
kitchen
Steve
Is
In
a
ser-
i
ious
condition
as
a
result
ot
a
fire
i
'which
destroyed
their
home
near
Speak
in
Province
California
Socialist
Coming
North
To
Speak
in
Interests
of
C.
C
F.
.
VANCOUVER."
Augi
.
.
V
::"a?:.:mnrialr,
socialist
author
and
can
amounting
to
aiug.w
was
uo.w
;
-
.
nmwnnr
nf
California
lOaay
S
TTCdUlCl
NANAIMO.
Aug.
z:-car.
here.
Many
anun
"""y
be
brought
to
Vancouver
to
J
for
the
safety
of
Earl
to
death.
jentertalncd
Iak
m
the
Interests
of
the
Co-
calm;
P.
toKenae
of
SU
,
Commonwealth
Federa-
Point-Raining,
Dead
Tree
30.08;
temperature,
evening
on
the
ton
in
e
-
baromcter.
t
he
ld
been
fishing.
U
tomorrow
sea
smooth.
.
.....
JV
'
.Vu.
nn,t
has
been
found
off
Prince
George
for
a
holiday
trip!
election
campa....
Lnngara
Island-ciear.
--
7-"
'
Vancouver.
;
mated
yesteioay.
southwest
wind;
m
smooth.
I
Hornby
Ind.
?
!
i
ACUDENTAL
Coroner's
Jury
Investijates
Triple
Tragedy
at
Alta
Lake
Tribute
Paid
to'
Dead
Pilot
VANCOUVER.
Ace.
2:
(CP
A
verdict
of
accidental
death
with
no!
hhm
atL-irhed
to
anv
one
was
re
be
held
tomorrow.
cixt
miwriSCn
Ann
2:
PO-!
,
nlnVit
-
.
oiii
iiuu'v.u-i
-
uarvei
corner
i
cuusawoj
.4.....
.
-lice
yesterday
dlsbtnded
a
gather-
Th
were
trappej
in
a
room.
The
HQUie
UOWUniJ
v
.
tu
-
s-
IUa
VAnnrf
.
a
nlL
w
lng
oi
ooo
memocn
ui
mc
fatner
w,s
also
oaaiy
Dumea.
uoui
t
i
Communist
League
who
attempted
motner
and
Iather
are
In
hospital.
uCnt
lO
Jaili
PRICE:
5
CENTS
AGREEMENT
IS
HOPED
FOR
ALBERTA
FLOODS
PROVE
SERIOUS
Famous
Fliers
to
Make
'Round
World
Flight
POSTPONE
ELECTION
Condition
of
Roads
Owing
to
Heavy
Rains
in
Alberta
Almost
Impassable
Much
Damage
All
Transportation
Services
North
Disrupted
Towns
Flooded
In
EDMONTON.
Aus.
2:
From
a
number
of
districts
In
the
province
have
come
to
Premier
Reld
requests
Jnow
scheduled
for
August
22
be
!
postponed
owing
tn
roads
In
many
'parts
having
ten
made
almost
J
Impassable
by
recent
rans
and
'floods.
The
condition
of
the
roads
!ls
seriously
handicapping
election-leerine
activities.
Severe
rainstorms
conunued
general
yesterday
In
Alberta
and
Saskatchewan
and
flood
conditions
in
Northern
Alberta
were
further
aggravated.
The
town
of
Waterways
was
reported
completely
un
der
water.
Widespread
Damage
Fie
railway
bridges
have
been
-
Jcajrled-away-.ln...the.
Linton.,
dls-
iriCb.
twenty
nuiva
iium
wic
nv,-thern
Alberta
Railway
terminus
at
Waterways,
according
to
reports
received
here.
Damage
in
the
MiMurray-Waterways
area
has
been
tremendous
during
tne
last
few
days
as
flood
waters
have
risen
Into
the
towns
following
Lesser
Slave
Lake's
rise
of
seven
feet
plus
a
forty-eight
hour
downpour
of
rain
last
week-end.
The
resultant
tie-up
In
communications
Is
expcted
to
last
several
weeks
as
railway
and
air
turned
yesterday
afternoon
by
a
j
services
are
disrupted-
coroners
jury
ai
me
inquess
into
contact
between
waterways
me
ueauis
oi
ikiuiu
u
i
ana
Aiu.uui.ajr,
uiuj
..ww
.....v.
-
plane
crash
on
Tuesday
at
Alta
part,
has
been
stopped
by
either,
Lake
as
a
result
of
which
Dean
!
telephone
or
road.
and
Mrs.
R.
W.
Brock
and
Pilot
W.
j
Gardens
and
crops
have
been
R.
McClusky
of
the
Pioneer
Air-
laid
waste.
ways
lost
their
lives.
Evidence
showed
that
the
big
flying
boat,
CTfYO
ll!
IW
was
caught
in
a
down
draft
while
I
A
I
Jfl9l
X
tafcing
oit
irom
Aiia
ii&c
iun
Bridge
River
and
crashed
Into
the!
hillside.
Tribute
tc
the
skill
of'
Mt
.
a
.
m
1
Hnu
w..
Ul.
nip
fllOt
Di:UUS&)
a
liu
ujr
nu
i
-
j
engineer
who
was
not
with
tne
i
Hailstorm
and
Cyclone
Visited
On-
plane
at
the
time
oi
the
tragedy.
tario
hlctropolis
Yesterday,
There
Is
no
change
In
the
con
dltion
of
David
S'oan.
managing
director
ol
the
Pioneer
Gold
Mines
Ltd,
who
was
crlUcally
Injured
in
the
crash.
TORONTO
Causing
Death
And
Destruction
TORONTO,
Aug
2:
Wind
of
rvplonle
nroDorUons
swept
over
Margaret
five
wre
UcClnsky
and
environs
along
Lake
Ja.4Vi
nrtrl
tVtlr
mntnw.
Mrs.
(JlCu.
.
t
..
..n-
TirA
n,nH
ucai"
;
i
took
Dlace
this
afternoon
wnue
Ontario
yesterday
aitemoon
ioi-
.san
rxancisiu
Adams,
wno
used
coal
on
m
start-.
-
,
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One
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In
Hospital
10
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2-
(CP)
made
and
one
young
man
was
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hp
clubbed
sustaining
Injuries
wmcn
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i
nm
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Known
Screen
and
stage
tn-;
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hnanltal
treatment.
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Infnil
SlTlf
'lair
MaV
!
tertainer
to
do
Thirty
Days
For
.local
exchange
yesterday,
dropping
-
Violating
Tarole
HOLLYWOOD,
Aug.
2:
-For
violating
probation
while
on
parole
'following
a
conviction
for
Illegal.
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.
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1
sale
01
liquor
in
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nignt
ciuo,
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die
Dowling,
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t
trvi
An
r-nvtAV
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t
T
f
t
PT1
death
was
attributed
to
the
storm
while
several
persons
were
Injured
and
considerable
damage
was
done.
Vancouver
Wheat
'to
81
'8c
today.
FISHERMEN
ON
STRIKE
tertainer.
was
ordered
yesterday
to
Nearly
Two
Thousand
Columbia
2:
Upton
1
serve
thirty
days
In
Jail
.
River
ouinetters
ana
ciners
1
1
t
t!SK
PUPILS
SUCCEED
ire
taie
Elva
F.
Slmonds
of
Usk
was
sue-
ASTORIA,
Ore..
Aug
2:
(CP)
cessful
In
passing
the
recent
En-
Nearly
two
thousand
glllnet
and
trance
examination
with
a
total
seine
iisnermen
are
iaie
3s
a
icauu.
of
402
marks.
Dorothy
B.
Stewart
of
a
strike
called
by
the
Columbia
also
passed
with
37S.
Byrne
D.
Dodd
River
Fishermen's
Protective
Un-was
promoted
to
High
School
on
ion
because
of
price
dlffcrencji
jrecommenaation.
,
'With
the
buyers.
.
..
.