f
fit
.
plan:;':'
f:i
a
r'
Lrj'e.J
sr.
lit
i
"
U'.'f
M
:r
.
I.;
a
r
r
T
Mr
r.-nomlea.
wn
belnf
future
lump
sums
on
OasU
will
be
approp-
munteJmHttes.
It
u
MOSCOW.
July
31
-fiovlct
air
'Sen
DOlsed
'for
a
nnn-stnn
flloht
Two
and
Half
MillionLeft
crashed
near
Alia
L?e
wnnc
i
-
I
in
off
an
a
minlrz
mlnlpa
flteht
fltsht
to
Pio-
neer
mine
Mr,
nrock
died
early
1MB
motoUm
at
Horseshoe
Bay
:
ht
$140,099
per
yar(nue
onf
omun.
w
nation
atoms
vtt
be.
The
atfptane.
wbie
had
tW
opraUnt
on
schedule
along
the
Bunnaoo
of
TWoo-coast
of
British
Columbia
be--verday
to
Ottawa
ntTM
VancwiTtr.
Powell
Hirer
and
f-
ir
that
the
new
relief
I
Ocean
Palls,
had
Jrt
returned
on
onurln
government
I
Monday
from
Prtnre
Rupert
where
i
'
m
riot
in
this
clty.ht
spent
the
week-end.
The
111-
Uiecking
up
Un
Possibility
Of
Seaplane
Base
fated
fltaht
waa
on
a
apeclal
char-
ller.
departure
having
been
made
from
the
WeUa
Atr
Transport
iharutar
heie.
the
call
being
made
j
at
AlU
Lake
to
pick
up
Mra.
Brock
1
from
her
aummer
nome
mere,
ri-
lot
McCluaky
and
Dean
Brock
were
seated
together
In
he
cockpit.
Further
details
of
the
tragedy
....
j
at
a
nitiki
1
upset.
He
was
not
injured
at
uiai
time
c.
and
the
Injured
ana
wise
i
-
""ui
luoniuiuca
ou
ua
STEVENS
IS
NOMINATED
Leader
of
New
Reconstruction
Party
U
Suspicious
of
Government's
Hotting
Plan
.
loaaj
"WB
u"1
Mr.
Steven,
aald
that
certain
large
.ll:"J
.
McCu
?
VI
Canadian
mortage
companies
1
iv
wrt
.hoi
wv-
0t
IOf
oun
juca
w
nui
.
.
rnwi
back
...
National
Defence,
sufllclent
uffldent
aUlltKl.
altitude.
probably
PWMDiy
owing
oing
e
?
URload
,t
fi'Te
lor
we
pan
lew
uay
.ivtng
on
a
mapping
ex-
the
Yukon
and
North-
-litorlea.
has
been
going
Question
while
here
of
the
'
htn.'nt
at
Prince
Rupert
of
iv.
Thf
machine
sideslipped,
"
-a;
seaplane
base
such
Luiklng
a
stump
and
fell
on
to
the
beer,
udvocaten
bv
the
local
The
unsinc
was
driven
back
srr.bcT
of
Commerce.
It
Is
ex-lnt0
cabin.
will
make
a
recommend
Mrt
nrock
suffered
a
broken
ot'awa
on
Ihe
subject.
)e(t
thigh,
a
broken
left
arm,
a
Mi
tjTfi
vn(rr4a
n.ilri
Bl
....
Mnl
hmkpn
C
icy
Cove
on
Dlgby
Island
I
rlbt
and
internal
Injuries.
She
wtisi
pt.
lble
sites
P.
M
Ray
and
W
Laidler.
members
of
a
spe-
H
amber
i
t-jcisUno
Russian
Airmen
Still
Are
Held
By
Bad
Weather
not
told
ox
ner
nusoana
uem
fore
she
died.
She
spoke
a
few
words
at
Horseahoe
Bay
to
her
mmniee
of
tne
prince
ku-
Tom.
oi
commerce,
navci
him
18.
and
Dave,
24,
wno
wilnt
there
from
Vancouver
iasi
night
to
meet
her
Another
older
son.
B.
B.
Brock,
was
an
engineer
with
the
Britannia
Co.
and
at
one
timP
was
located
at
Alice
Arm
in
connection
with
the
Torlc
mine
Mr.
Sloan
lloan.
V.
U
U
,
V
.
-
.
...
-
i
h.nw
fnt
toi
wnvfrv
recovery
with
wnn
fractures
to
both
ankles,
a
fractured
jaw.
hip
and
possible
inter-
nal
Injuries.
It
was
noi
long
Ku
hnt
Mr
Sloan
figured
In
another
accident
.w-v...
--
at
Vancouver
CRANBROOK.
July
31:
(CP)
Hon.
11.
H.
Steven:.,
leader
of
uie
new
Recontruclon
Party,
will
open
his
wtern
campaign
with
a
meeting
next
Monday
night
In
the
Arena
at
Vancouver.
Yesterday
Mr.
Stevens
was
tendered
a
unanimous
nomination
to
run
in
Kootenay
East,
his
present
seat,
in
the
forthcoming
federal
elecMon.
He
has
already
Intimated
that
he
will
In
an
address
here
last
nigni
to
down-draft
over
the
small
lake.""
:Jtmrln
nllhilft
hv
vir-
wlth
1U
towering
cliffs,
anting
-
-
ncw'hous-that
he
could
not
clear
the
trees
l"
u-ith
his
heavy
flying
boat,
at-
tempted
to
bank
ar
d
return
to
the
I
Counterfeiter
Being
Sought
Vancouver
Flooded
With
Spurious
I
One-Cent
Pieces
Made
From
i
Cheap
Grade
of
Copper
VANCOUVER.
July
31:
Van
couver
nollce
are
looking
for
a
counterfeiter
as
a
result
of
whose
I
.
-
flwl
nf
activities
mere
nas
un
iw
.
spurious
one-cent
pieces
made
of
a
cheap,
grade
of
copper.
broueht
to
the
Van-
17;
J
ftunnn
Oeneral
Hospital.
Is
given
JMng
attO
VlUeeU
I
r
Moscow
w
Ban
Francisco
via
,..
toe
Arctic
circle,
arc
still
being
'"cn
a
machine
fculrd
lh
toUno
...!
in
in
Coai
Coal
Harbor
Harbor
and
and
held
no
,Pr
hv
,,nfnVnrw.
of
of
a
a
car
car
ferry
ferry
toer
conditions.
Lnjoymg
Lruise
...
innmmni
hv
thp
Duke
and
Du-
Col.
Victor
Spencers
yaciu
was
-k.
left
here
yesterday
enra
o
.
sent
from
Vancouver
last
night
to
Squamlsh
to
pick
up
the
bodies
-
-
Vowei
RegaUa.
Vancouver.
They
had
been
lascn
fmm
from
AHa
Alia
Lake
u
to
Squamisu
oy
T
fy
i
i
dv
booderham;(rc,Bht
traln
ToprNMTv
77"
I
The
late
Pilot
McClusky
and
the
SJ2V)-,hn,
which
figured
in
the
fajal
I.!?,50.0l0?
wa
disposed
of
L.u
t
A,(n
Tj,kp
about
midway
me
win
oi
tno
late
Albert
E.
t'tt"
"
.
.
Qooderham
which
has
been
pro-.between
Squamlsh
and
Bridge
Their
Majesties
to
Have
Two
Weeks''
Outline
Prior
to
Cowes
Regatta
PORTSMOUTH.
Eng.
July
31:
vim.
rinnrep
and
Oueen
Mary,
ac
IUU(
VW.
v
"
-
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
July
31:
(CP)
Wheat
was
quoted
at
81!Bc
on
Uie
local
exchange
yesterday,
down
Mondas
82
c.
It
advanced
to
82?0
today.
wlo
Today's
Stocks
(Dourty
8.
D.
John
ton
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C
Nickel
ZZVi.
Big
Missouri.
.54.
Bradlan,
2.00.
Bralornc,
5.25.
B.
R,
X.,
.05.
B.
R.
Con,
.03.
Cariboo
Quartz,
.96.
Dentonla,
56.
Dunwell,
.08
Vi.
Georgia
River,
.00&,
Oolconda,
.17.
Orange,
Indian,
.01.
Mlnto.
.07
Vi.
Meridian,
.05i.
Morning
Star,
.04
NaUonal
Silver.
.03JV
Noble
Five.
.05.
Porter
Idaho,
.08.
Premier,
1.43.
Reward.
.02.
Reno.
1.10.
Silver
Crest,
.00
Salmon
Gold,
.11.
Taylor
Bridge,
.IP.
Wayside,
.13.
Whitewater,
.05&
,
..
Waverly,
.00
United
Empire,
X3r2r
Toronto
;..,
.
Central
Patricia,
1.71.
Chlbougamau,
.16V4.
Lee
Oold,
.04.
?
Qranada,
.21.
-
?
Inter.
Nickel,
28.op
;
;
Macassa,
16.
Noranda,
38.25.
,
'
t
Sherrltt
Qordon,
.59.
Slsco,
2.68.
Ventures.
.91.
Lake
Maron,
.03.
Tcck
Hughes,
4.03'
Sudbury
Basin,
1.40.
Smelter
Qold,
.05'i.'
Can.
Malartlc.
.63,
,
Little
Long
Lac.
4.45.
Astoria
Rouyn,
.04
J.
Stadacona,
.24.
Maple
Leaf,
.034.
.
Tickle
Crow,
2.30
McKcnzle
Red
Lake,
1.21.
God's
Lake.
1.66.
-Sturgeon
River
Oold,
.82.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
23.
San
Antonio,
3.40.-
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
mm
mmln
High
2:07
ajn.
20.4
ft.
light
cloudy,
prince
Rupert-Part
14:44
pjn.
19.8
ft.
29.90;
rut.rast
wind,
barometer.
Low
8:38
am.
2.6
ft
temperature.
64;
sea
smooth.
20:53
p.m.
5.8
ft
A
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
SRITISn
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
v
XXIV
No
"5
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY.
JULY
31,
1935
PKICE:
5
CENTS
IT
ALO
-ETHIOPIAN
CRISIS
STILL
ON
MINISTER
klnson,
M.
L.
Point
Grey.
LEVANEFFSKY
AN
.MAP
OF
ROUTE
Plann'n'?
to
take
'ff
n
Moscow.
Sijrr.und
Levaneff-ky.
internationally
famous
S-viet
filer,
with
a
co-piiot
and
ravigator.
will
point
the
wings
ef
their
freakish
mystery"
mononlane
toward
the
North
Pole
and
San
Francisco.
Purpose
of
th
non-stogljop
Includes
preparit'ons
for
establl
Ament
of
a
weath
r
nbservatory
at
the
pole
and
an
attempt
to
pr
ve
feasibility
of
rapid
contact
with
America
via
the
trans-Arct
;
route.
Distance
is
650
miles.
on
VISIT
Hon.
A.
Wells
tiray
Here
Today
And
Addresses
Jint
Luncheon
Of
Gyro
apd
Rotary
Clubs
In
the
course
of
a
tour
of
British
Columbia,
Hon.
A.
Wells
Gray,
minister
of
lands
andj
municipalities,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
from
Victoria
and
will
leave
on
this
evening's
train
for
the
Inter
ior,
returning
south
by
way
of
Prince
George
and
the
Cariboo.
He
is
the
third
provincial
cabinet
min
ister
to
visit
here
within
the
pastj
A.
for
Vancouver-
DEPUTY
MINISTER
HERE
Dr.
Charles
Camsell
of
Ottawa.)
tv
minUtpr
nf
mines,
arrived!
UV
rf
M
J
s
w
'
.
h
Prlnrp
Rnnert
this
morning
from
Vancouver
to
would
rather
be
made
a
protectorate
of
European
nations
than
,"submlt
to
the
tyranny
of
Italy."
jThe
statement
It
was
thought
possible,
might
have
had
some
ln-1
fluence
on
the
deliberations
of
the
council
of
the
Leatue.
Meantime,
the
Ethiopian
Em-
iperor
is
seeking
British
officers
to
!lea.d
his
black
trocps
In
the
event
of
actual
outbreak
of
war
with
Italy.
Some
Britlrh
officers
are
to
leave
India
by
plane
fori
Ethiopia,
It
is
reported.
The
British
proposal
Is
still
that
Italy
Should
accept
broad
econo
mic
concessions.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
92,500
pounds,
6c
and
six
weeks,
the
others
having
been
j
5.5c
to
6.8c
and
55c.
Hon.
Dr.
G.
M.
Weir,
minister
of
Canadian
39,000
pounds,
55c
education
and
provincial
secre-jand
5c
to
5.4c
and
5c.
tary.
and
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo.
I
Amerlran
Today
Mr.
Gray
was
the
speaker'
Bonanza,
25,000,
and
Anna
J,
at
a
luncheon
In
the
Commodore
Cafe
under
Joint
auspices
of
the
'Gyro
and
Rotary
Clubs,
there
be-
lng
a
good
attendance
of
members
of
both
organizaUcns
as
well
as
a
number
of
guests.
.
J.
Jabour
and
W.
M.
Blackstock,
Gyro
and
Ro-
'tary
presidents
respectively,
shar-
ed
duty
as
chairmen.
1
Mr.
Gray,
who
wms
in
conference
.
.
i
i
i
.
.
i
tnis
morning
on
municipal
mantis
i
with
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Al
der,
is
accompanied
by
Robert
Wll
19,000.
Cold
Storage,
6c
and
55c.
Bolinda,
22,000,
Wt
for
Seattle.
Bremerton.
8.500.
Pacific,
6.6c
;
and
55c.
Avona,
14.000,
Pacific,
6.8c
and
5.5c.
Friendly,
16,000,
Royal,
6.7c
and
55c.
Judith.
10.000.
Fcyal.
6.6c
and
5.5c.
Canadian
Embla,
13,500.
Atlin.
5.3c
and
5c.
Viking.
13.000.
Ccld
Storage,
5.2c
Join
a
Canadian
Airways
seaplane
.westerly
wind;
sea
choppy.
from
Edmonton,
piloted
by
C.
H.
Langara
Island
Overcast,
("Punch")
Dickens
and
with
A.
D.
derate
southwest
McLean,
superintendent
of
airways
swell.
via
Wrangell
and
Telegraph:
Creek
was
made
this
afternoon
atf
two
o'clock.
.
!
:
i
Today's
Weather
Triple
Island
Part
cloudy,
fresh
jjLin
nlU
iWAJ.
DAISIA.
HiyU
flLKJl
IHCUL,UiJlW
iULLZU
Trinle
Traffedv
When
FIvincr
AAAw
J
J
JJ
Knof
WViipVi
Vicifofl
Wara
x
UUCU
TllllVlt
I
lUllVU
UVrJLlr
Ul
Week-End
Crashes
Down
Coast
CUT
DOWN
ON
RELIEF
New
Toilet
In
InternU
Of
Econ-
ti.nn.4
Ri
(tnlirta
Premier
-Toronto
tor
t'ealol
Of
UloU
TORONTO.
Ju.r
Si
Premier
.
.
.
,
t.
-
i
-
I
It.
.,k.irn
iflnnilltMH
fc-
Pioneer
Airways
Machine
Nose
Dives
on
Mining
Flight
University-
Head,
His
Wife
and
Popular
Aviator
j
Ix)sc
Lives
David
bloan
Injured
VANirniTVFI?
Jiilv
31?
(CV
Dean
R.
W.
Brock
of
thr
TTnivnraitv
nf
UritUh
Columbia,
chairman
of
the
Van-1
couver
Board
of
Harbor
Commissioners,
and
Pilot
W.
R.
'
McClusky
were
killed
and
David
Sloan,
managing
director
of
the
Pioneer
Gold
Mine,
and
Mrs.
Brock
sustained
extensive
external
and
internal
injuries
yesterday
,
afternoon
when
a
Boring
Hying"
of
the
Pioneer
Airway'
0j
V.u
t,h
-v
.
-m
,
of
r
r.iuf
relief
aOnlfltotta-,
JL,btktr.
of
Ocean
Falls
hlf
a
down
draft
and
Mrio
with
a
a
view
view
to
to
"T
...
r:
.
Acros
North
Pole
to
America
Council
0
League
0
Nations
Has
A
djourned
Session
Till
Tomorrow
Italy
Gives
Blunt
Notification
it
Will
Discuss
Nothing
But
Limited
Arbitration
Addis
Ababa
Foreign
Office
Will
Not
Entertain
International
Mandate
GENEVA,
July
31:
(CP)
A
private
session
of
the
League
of
Nations
council,
called
to
discuss
the
Italo-Ethiopian
crisis,
adjourned
today
atfer
meeting
for
less
than
an
hour
and
the
session
will
be
resumed
tomorrow.
The
Italian
representative
flatly
told
the
council
that
Italy
would
not
discuss
anything
at
this
time
except
the
limited
arbitration
question
of
theK
-
-
'
dispute
with
Ethiopia.
j
From
Addis
Ababa,
the
capital,
the
Ethiopian
Fore'gn
Office
announced
that
the
Tiatlon
would
reject
any
proposal
for
an
international
League
of
Nations;
mandate
over
Ethiopia.
This
announcement
came
as
a'surprlso
following
a
re
port
yesterday
that
Emperor
Halle
.
Selassie
of
Ethiopia
had
opened
what
it
was
hoped
might
be
a
new
Kiel
fn
vfittlamanf
nf
tn
TtalV-
PARKSVTLIX,
Jalr
31f
(CP)-
Ethiopian
crisis
br
P.-S
been
named
statement
declaring
that
Ethiopia
LIBERALS
INFIELD
Have
Decided
to
Oppose
A.
Yt.
Neill
In
Comox-Albernl
For
First
Time
in
15
Years
has
Liberal
candidate
for
Comox-Albernl
federal
riding
in
the
forthcoming
general
elec-Uon.
marking
the
first
time
In
15
years
that
the
Liberals
have
had
a
candidate
to
oppore
A.
W.
Neill,
Independent.
INCIDENT
PROTESTED
Attack
On
Liner
Bremen
At
New
York
Brines
Vigorous
Com
plaint
From
German
Govern
ment
WASHINGTON.
DC
July
31:
In
a
note
to
the
State
Department
yesterday.
Germany
protested
vigorously
at
the
Incident
of
last
Friday
night
when
a
mob
attacked
the
liner
Bremen
at
New
York
and
"desecrated"
the
German
flas.
Charging
that
Inadequate
police
protection
had
been
provided,
the
German
note
demanded
punishment
of
the
perpetrators
of
the
Incident.
No
national
apology
was.
however,
asked.
Acting
Secretary
of
State
PhiHips
has
sent
a
note
to
the
German
embassy
expressing
regret
at
the
Incident.
Grain
Being
Cut
Green
to
Save
It
From
Hoppers
and
5c.
I
reGINA,
July
31:
Farmers
of
Mother
II.
12.500.
Cold
Storage,
j
some
sections
of
Southeastern
5.4c
and
5c.
Saskatchewan
are
cutting
their
I
grain
green
In
the
effort
to
save
It
I
from
destruction
by
grasshoppers.
Card
of
Thanks
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Wilson
and
m0:
family
desire
to
thank
all
those
wind;
moderate
,
who
so
kindly
offered
their
assis
Anyox
Clear,
calm,
62.
Stewart
Clear,
calm,
54.
Hazelton
Clear,
calm,
58.
Smlthers
Clear,
calm,
warm.
tance
and
sympathy
during
the
for
the
Department
of
National
Dead
Tree
Point
Clear,
calm;iiimess
and
death
of
their
beloved
Defence,
and
Enilneer
-
Photo-
barometer,
30.04;
temperature,
av;
grapher
W.
H.
Sunderland
aboard,
sea
smooth.
which
will
carry
out
a
mapping
ex-.
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
60,
peditlon
In
Southeastern
Yukon
i
and
the
Northwest
Territories.
.
Take-off
from
here
for
Dease
Lake,
son
and
brother,
Norman.
BAR
SILYER
TORONTO.
July
31:
(CP)
Bar
sliver
was
unchanged
from
yester
day
at
67S4c
per
ounce
on
the
To-
Bums
Lake
Part
cloudy,
calm,
ronto
and"
New.
Yerk
metal
mar-
57.
jkets
today.