Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
,ff
nupert-Part
cloudy,
"-'irast
,
wind;
barometer,
v
pcraturc
50;
sea
smooth.
0he
WMEST
Vernier
Mussolini
Half
b.MM
REPRESENTATION
OF
ENTIRE
iCOVEUNMKNT,
INCLUDING
SENATORS
AND
DEiTTIKS,
IN
.MILITARY
rUKCK-ISIU
IK-
CHE
ASK
IN
AIR
FORCE.
.
......
HOME,
Aur.
20:
(LI'J
is
called
oul
five
hundred
mitm
to
he
held
alone
the
fext
Saturday.
In
addition,
II
Ducc
has
commanded
re-fomentation
of
the
entire
Rovcrnmcnt
involving
some
.
.
.
,
B,
i
i
..i?
rri
t
I
ircc
hundred
wnators
ami
ii
strength
to
10,000.
WW
IS
EXPLODED
Ourlfi
Canmll
Kindt
There
It
lTrpkI
Vslley
In
Northern
Brithh
Columbia
A-ig
M
-
Dr.'
deputy
minister
of
(
back
here
after!
P
lot
c
I!
Punch
r
Hiiadian
Alrwaya
t(
rrttory
in
Hot-
r-oiumbla
and
tne
t'lrlea
for
mapping
fum-ell
found
md
that
r
:
1,!
nlam
had
a
great
f
the
Llard
River,
i'
d
he
theory
of
a
in
Northern
Brttlh
lather
Townsend
1c
IS
Plncn
LIOSC
fn
10
lino
UeatUL
f
hi
ltnlr
of
Famous
Han
Nearly
A
I
JliauMIIC
illllUdll
I
Nrar
Oakland
pAKLM.'D
Aug
20:-Dr.
F.
E.
rrrS'Radio
Exposition
in
he
.
h
of
an
airplane
near
-
taking
off.
As
It
was
he
'
scratched
and
shaken
r.ane
was
wrecked.
pancouver
Wheat
UcoUVER,'
Aug.
20.
(CP)
fil
quoted
at
80.c
on
the
ext.
nie
yesterday,
advanc-
a
IN
CVNAIIA
rtlLIHNCi
SIIOWINT,
INCIIKASE
OTTAWA,
Aue.
20:-nulld-
iiihu
m
vanaaa
flunng
month
of
July
this
year
'presented
an
atsrpmt.
value
of
$4,206,000
being
an
I'nrrrase
of
21
over
the
same
nwnth
last
year
Building
In
y
in
Urltl&h
Columbia
was
a
at
$1.504
823
as
com-
wrcd
with
$137,815
In
the
wme
month
last
year.
These
o-.u
uuve
Deen
laxiiM
h
a
t!omln,cn
of
Sta-
'sties
sti
I
MD
OTHER
MINISTERS
HURRY
TO
LONDON
Million
of
His
Troops
To
Austrian
Border
.
m
s
a.
ma
rrcnucr
Hcnilo
.Mussolini
thousand
troops
lor
ma-
Austrian
frontier
startinp
uepuues.
inc
air
iorce
ua
HALIBUT
AREA
NO.
2
CLOSING
SEITEMBER
n
Jams
H.
McLeod,
collector
of
customs,
was
advised
this
morning
that
fishing
for
halibut
in
Area
No.
2,
in
which
most
of
the
Canadian
vessels
operate,
would
bo
closed
on
September
6.
The
closing
time
is
sct
by
the
International
4
fisheries
Commission
which
anticipates
that
the
season's
quota
will
have
been
reached
by
the
date
set
for
opera-
tions
to
ceas.
No
date
has
yet
been
set
for
the
closing
of
fishing
in
the
10re
remote
Area
No.
3
but
it
is
exl,ected
it
will
continue
open
until
...
.t
,,
fnll
Bui
dine
Burned
nvrnm.
Aua.
20:
The
huge
rrio
exDOsltlon
bi
tiding
was
de
afternoon
by
a
.iPn.
visterday
""V"
'
-
.
..
....
I-V,
.nwuruiar
f
re.
uy
iaie
v
wt.
the
conflagration
had
been
brought
...
.trni
hut
there
was
no
.h.tr
nn
casualUes.
Thirty
thou-
had
visited
the
.
SilUU
l'
HiiHnir
the
day.
Consld
pmbio
difficulty
was
experienced
in
rescuing
three
men
from
the
400-foot
tower.
Indian
Garrisons
Are
Strengthened
Imminence
of
Outbreak
of
War
In
East
Africa
Causrs
Itrltaln
To
Take
Action
trNT)ON
Auc
20
As
a
pre
..Mnn
oirainst
riowlble
native
un
of
the
rest
In
India
as
a
result
seemingly
inevitable
war
In
East
Africa,
the
British
governm
-
1U
Indian
strengthen
moving
to
In
well
garrisons,
It
was
Intimated
I
Informed
quarters
here
yesterday.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
AUGUST
CRISIS
Calls
Out
EMERGENCY
SESSION
HELD
TOMORROW
TO
ICY
FOR
MEETING
OF
COUNCIL
SOON.
LONDON,
Aug.
20:
(CP)
Prime
Minister
Stanley
Baldwin
returned
to
Imdon
today,
cutting
short
his
vacation.
From
other
points
British
ministers
are
hurrying
to
London
to
face
the
gravest
international
crisis
since
the
World
War.
At
an
emergency
meeting
of
the
cabinet
tomorrow
British
policy
will
presumably
be
established
for
a
meeting
of
the
league
of
Nations
council
on
September
4.
Today's
Stocks
(OourUAf
8.
U.
toavtMra
Co.)
""-(.-,-
VancbtitfF,..
B.
C.
Nlckei
J21.
Big
MlsKHirl.
.60
Bratoroe.
4
80.
B.
R.
Oon
.03.
B.
II.
X.,
Xti.
Cariboo
OoW
Qtnrtz.
1.12.
DentotJla,
Georgia
River.
.00
Vi.
Gokenda,
.18.
Orange,
.Oltfc.
Minlo.
.0CV4
Indian.
.01.
Meridian,
.04.
Morning
Star,
.04.
National
Silver,
J03V
Noble
FlvewW.
Pend
Oreille.
.70.
Porter
Idaho.
M
Premier.
1.4
J.
Queene4
Quartz.
10
Reward.
.02.
Reno,
1.00.
Stiver
Crest,
.00.
Salmon
Oold.
.10.
Taylor
Bridge.
.17.
WaysWe.
.12Vi-Whitewater,
.04
Waverly
Tangier.
.00
i
United
Empire,
.05
(ask).
Toronto
Central
Patricia,
1.66.
Chibougamau,
.1414
Lee
Oold,
.03V.
Oranada,
2iV.
InUr.
Nickel.
28.50.
Macassa,
U8.
Noranda,
380.
SherrtU-Oordon,
.80.
SLsco,
2.60.
Ventures,
.98.
Lake
Maron,
.024.
Teck
Hughes,
Z&2.
Sudbury
Basin,
1.60.
Smelter
Oold,
.07.
Can.
Malartic.
.57
Little
Long
Lac,
4.90
Astoria
Rouyn.
.04.
Stadacpna,
.22.
Maple
Leaf.
.031i.
x
Pickle
Crow.
2.61.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
120.
God's
Lake,
1.52.
Sturgeon
River
Oold.
.90.
Red
Lake
Oold
Shore,
.29i.
San
Antonio,
3.40.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
50.
Anyox
Raining,
calm,
55.
Stewartf-CIoudy.
calm.
48.
Hazelton-Cloudy,
calm,
50.
Smltherl-Part
cloudy,
calm,
warm.
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
calm,
43.
SINCE
WORLD
Saturday
!
OF
CABINET
TO
BE
SETTLE
BRITISH
POL-
LEAGUE
OF
NATIONS
New
York
Stock
Prices
Go
Down
Ware
of
Liquidation
Forces
Entirr
List
Down
From
One
To
Two
Points
NEW
YORK.
Aug
20
-
A
heavy
wave
or
iKjuraaucn
sent
pnees
from
one
to.
two
points
lower
al!
along
the
line
on
the
New
York
Stock
Exchan?e
yesterday
as
a
to-1
of
2,070,000
fhares
changed
"lands.
Closing
average
were:
in-
nstrlals.
126.33.
of
163:
raUs.
35.03,
ff
1.42:
utilities.
271.01.
off
1.17;
nds.
96.14.
off
.17.
Fnter
Today
Flower
Show
Evervone
-Invited
to
Take
llower
To
Exhibition
IUU
Entries
for
the
Flower
Show
at
the
SUver
Jubilee
Carnival"
may
be
made
this
evening
from
4
to
8
o'
clock
at
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
office
at
the
City
Hall
Exhibitors
would
be
well
advised
to
make
their
entries
tonight
Instead
of
leaving
this
to
the
last
minute
Exhibits
should
be
in
position
to
morrow
momlng
a,
the
Exhibition
Hall
by
11
o'clock
so
that
every
thing
will
be
in
readiness
for
judg
lng.
Notwithstanding
last
week's
rains
and
the
lateness
of
the
sea
son,
there
are
few
;,ardens
In
town
that
are
unable
to
make
some
entries
and
thus
putting
up
compe
tition
In
all
the
c'asses
for
which
prizes
are
offered.
COrrER
MARKET
STRONG
ON
ACCOUNT
OF
UPTURN
IN
INDUSTRY
AND
AVAR
4-
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
20'
(CP)
Copper
sales
are
being
made
In
domestic
markets
at
8V2C
an
advance
of
half
a
cent,
while
abroad
sales
are
repor-
ted
at
8I4C.
Oreitly
Improved
demand
has
followed
the
sus-
4-
talned
upturn
In
Industrial
4
4
activity.
The
prospect
of
war-
fare
abroad
has
also
had
an
affect
In
stiffening
the
copper
market.
20,
1935
In
Limelight
1
j
,
x
"
i
mm
i
j
!
;
I
Poses
of
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
who
holds
peace
of
Europe
in
his
hands.
Puyallup
Farmer
Enjoying
Life
Man
Who
Returned
Weyerhauser
Boy
to
His
Home
Reaps
Beneit
From
Act
TACOMA.
Aug.
20:
The
Puyallup
Valley
farmer
who
returned
young
George
Weyerhauser
to
his
home
several
weeks
ago
following
his
kidnapping.
In
addition
to
having
been
rewarded
in.
a
substantial
way
financially,
was
given
a
good
Job
by
the
abducted
boy's
father.
J.
P.
Weyerhauser
Jr..
lumber
magnate.
The
farmer
has
built
himself
a
fine
home
and
he
and
his
family
are
now
epjoying
life
In
a
way
they
never
knew
before.
LEWIS
STONE
HERE
The
sailing
schooner
La
Serena
'with
Lewis
Stone,
moving
picture
star
and
party
on
board,
arrived
in
nort
this
afternoon,
after
an
Al
-
aska
cruise-
and
is
tied
up
at
the
Imperial
Oil
Company
wharf.
High
Low
Big
Claims
Made
As
Outcome
of
Loss
0
Denali
on
Zayas
Id.
Government
of
United
States
is
Chief
Claimant
in
List
Of
Actions
Totalling
$168,018
in
All
Road
Machinery
Principal
Ix)ss
SEATTLE,
Aug.
20:
(Cp)
The
federal
government
and
seventy-seven
business
firms
and
individuals
have
filed
libels
totalling
$368,048
against
the
Alaska
Steam-!
ship
Co.
in
federal
court
as
a
result
of
the
stranding
of
the
freighter
Denali
on
May
19
at
Zayas
Island
in
Chatham
Sound
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Ketchikan.
The
government's
claim
is
the
largest
amounting
to
$324,648
for
oad
machinery
being
shipped
to
Alaska.
Alaska
Salmon
Pack
is
Lower
Cannerymen
Should
Benefit
By
Improved
Prices
In
Spite
Of
Lower
Production
KETCHIKAN.
Aug.
20:
(CP)
Approximately
two
million
fish
under
normal
production,
the
Al-a-ia
salmcn
pack
for
the
season
is
estimated
by
Frank
T.
Bell.
United
States
commissioner
of
fisheries
at
4,500.000
cases.
Mr.
Bell
said
that
the
canrerymen
should
benefit,
however,
by
Improved
prices.
Funeral
of
Richard
Louis
Edgar
Today
Many
Attended
at
Chapel
of
B.
C.
Undertakers
to
Pay
Final
Tributes
to
Local
Man
Many
friends
assembled
this
afternoon
at
the
chapel
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers
for
the
funeral
of
the!
late
Richard
LouU
Edgar,
who
passed
away
suddenly
last
week.
Rev.
C.
D.
Clarke,
pastor
of
First
1
United
Church,
officiated
and
Miss
Swanna
Oiafson
presided
at
the
organ
to
accompany
the
hymns
i
which
were
"Rock
of
Ages"
and
"Lead
Kindly
Light."
Capt.
Thler
-
stein
of
the
Salvation
Army
sang
as
a
solo
"The
City
Four
Square."
Following
the
service.
Interment
was
made
In
Falrvlew
Cemetery.
Pallbearers
were
Richard
Woods,
Fred
Edgar,
Alfred
Adams,
B.
J.
Bacon,
H.
R.
Love
and
Douglas
tiiaiKer.
There
were
numerous
floral
of
-
ferlngs.
Halibut
Arrivals
American
Alki.
12,000.
8.7c
and
5
5c.
Pacific.
Canadian
Relief.
15,000.
6fc
and
5c.
Cold
Storage.
Teeny
Mllly,
13,000.
6.5c
and
5c,
Atlln.
1
Oklahoma
where
Interment
Wave,
9,500.
6.5c
arid
5c,
Pacific.
will
also
be
made
Thursday.
'
Annabelle,
9.000,
63c
and
5cJ
Cold
Immediately
after
the
arrival
Storage.
j
of
the
plane
a
wild
and
riotous
i
scene
occurred
at
the
hangar
RESERVE
BANK
AT
DURBAN
!
when
a
photographer
was
dls-
DURBAN.
South
Africa,
Aug.
20:
covered
concealed
In
the
raf-
The
South
African
Reserve
Bank
ters
above
the
ship.
The
police
has
paid
$175,000
for
a
corner
site
arrested
him
and
smashed
his
here.
The
building
to
be
used
ex-
camera
and
engaged
In
hand
jcluslvely
for
the
bark's
use.
will
be
to
hand
fights
with
other
pho-
:
five
storeys
hlsh.
A
rarace
to
hold
toeraDhcrs
and
onlookers.
1,000
cars
will
be
erwted
behind
'building.
6:37
ajn.
153
ft.
18:40
p.m.
133
ft
0:19
am.
53
ft
12:08
pm
8.8
ft
PRICE:
5
CENTS
WAR
BOOK
BY
LOCAL
MAN
D'Arcy
larshv
Formerly
Member
Of
IIih
Schoof
Stall
Writes
.-
-
Of
Sir
Henry,
Thornton
(
A
biography
of
the
late
Sir
Henry
Thornton
has
been
written
by
D'Arcy
Marsh,
former
member
of
the
high
school
staff
at
Prince
Rupert
Published
reviews
ir-dlcate
that
the
book
is
cleverly
written.
It
to
some
extent
is
a
defence
o
the
great
railwayman
bat
it
points
out
many
of
his
weaknesses
It
is
suggested
that
Mr.
Marsh's
findings
will
be
jsed
in
the
coming
elecUon
by
liberals
who
have
always
defended
he
National
Railways.
The
jeviews
suggest
that
the
'look
is
a
record
of
great
human
interest
and
that
it
is
an
excellent
jiece
of
Journalistic
craftsmanship.
Columbia
River
Fishermen
Idle
ASTORIA,
Ore.
Aug.
20:
Eighteen
hundred
Columbia
gillnet
and
seine
fishermen
are
tied
up
as
a
result
of
the
calling
of
the
se
cond
strike
of
the
season.
The
strike
earlier
in
the
season
lasted
ionly
tn
days.
POST
AND
ROGERS
BODIES
LANDED
AT
LOS
ANGELES
BURBANK.
Cal.,
Aug.
20:
i.
Pilot
Joe
Crosson
completed
1.
his
long
aerial
Journey
from
Point
Barrow
with
the
bodies
of
Wiley
Post
and
Will
Rogers.
killed
In
an
airplane
crash
last
Thursday
night,
by
arrlv-
lng
here
late
yesterday
after-
noon,
covering
the
1100
miles
from
Vancouver
during
the
day
in
a
transport
plane.
Rogers'
funeral
will
take
place
at
Olendale
Thursday
while
Post's
body
goes
on
to
the
17.
m
5
ft