v
XXIV
No
17?
pt
DfpS;
after-
DECREASED
LatMt
Decree
of
Mtmollni
Doe
Nt
Imprtrt
Outlook
For
SftltfBKwi
pf
Dhpute
;xV
.July
Hope
ot
ir.'.if
l.ak-Ayatolao
eotn-prooi
-c
.i
(H-ncM
dwased
with
MuMolmi
QpNMHMwment
a
ptrtteincto
only
it
dto-u
limited
to
euueWa-
to
the
Leaspse
of
.
the
entire
reapoo-Italian
attendance
'
;.
demanding
a
pleda
JV4C
aM
the
atenda
came
a
overnight
4ipatche
Italy
would
attend
-Uoni
MAP
PLANE
HERET0DAY
Mot
Punch'-
Dirkrn
Arrives
From
Kdmonton
To
Take
Federal
Officials
On
Survey
Trip
r
E
:
-
'.
'
rt
w-
V
U
Punch"
Dkktm.
eele-
'
tUiern
lUer.
and
W.
II.
j
r-iuti,
air
enttace-r-photo-arrtred
here
shortly
be-n
today
from
Haselton
s
Palrehlld
seaplane
with
will
tiait
out
frtKn
here
n
ft
an
aerial
mapping
i
over
so
lar
lltUc
ex-i"rUotu
or
Boutheattern
und
Northtrm
Brltkh
Co-
;ty
U
be4n
iolued
here
by
'
L.
.
.
......
r
by
steamer
Wednesday
and
A.
I).
MeLoan,
su-1
lent
ol
airways
for
the
irnl
of
NaUonal
Defence.
vrd
from
the
east
on
Uus
n
s
train.
(
The
rxpedltion
is
being
under-rn
mdr
the
federal
govern-&fr
miUton
dollar
exploration
f
irn:e
and
Is
expected
to
occupy
vf
al
weeks'
time.
WILL
MAUNIFV
EVIDENCE
BOMBAY,
July
29;
(CP)-For
the
f
r
'
time
in
the
history
ol
the
Bombay
High
Court,
a
microphone
w
amplifier
has
been
put
in
use
m
one
of
the
chambers.
Funeral
Notice
The
funeral
of
the
late
Norman
"HMin
wm
fnVo
ttrnoon
at
2;30
united
Church.
place
Tuesday
from
Uie
First
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
Canadian
TJSOO
pound,
fc
Ac
and
Sc
American-
166
.
pound,
6.0e
land
5-&C
to
".5c
ard
tc.
-
topics
wu
w
M!
Margattce,
Canadian
CRICKET
to
Bayrtew.
10.090
Cold
Storage
tjm.
Attn,
ic
and
Bdwmrd
UpseU.
njm.
Attn,
5&c
and
Sc.
Good
Hot.
and
Cape
Spencer.
1UM.
Crdd
8tom.
5c
stimlfht
Ottlvlk.
lim.
Booth.
5Ac
and
5c
Morris
H
.
WM,
Oo'd
Storae.
5
7c
and
Sc.
American
Lansing.
16j9eo.
AtllB.
7.4e
and
63c.
Haael
IL
16JW9,
I3otis,
73c
and
Condor.
1X000,
PacUic
13c
and
6c.
Tmhoma.
Ttjm,
IVelfic.
71c
and
55C.
Chancellor.
HJM8.
73c
and
SAC.
ShermAn.
14,000.
Attin,
7.1c
and
tic.
itttmiv.
11500.
ItomL
7Jc
and
5
6c
Betty.
14JM.
Hojral
7Jc
and
55c.
Tuscan,
lt.000,
Gold
Storage.
65c
and
5-6c.
Hi
Olll.
Itvseo,
Odd
storage,
7-ic
and
c
lUlnier
II,
lSUOOO.
Aln,
7Jc
and
55c.
Wabah.
7500,
AUln
75c
and
Emma.
12.000.
Pacific.
73c
and
5c.
GOES
ON
.
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...
i
i
t-
-
b
l.
Ifrira
IllsmiSM-u
vi
31S
Runs
Today
In
lourui
icsv
Match
At
Manchester
;gj
.
v
i
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
prince
Rupert-Overcast,
lUht
r
r'herly
wind;
barometer.
294;
temperature.
CO;
se
smooth.
OUt
Lloyd,
attendant
at
Frank
Bucks
live-animal
ctorchouse
at
I
lajtappqiiii.
LI
Is
one
of
the
few
men
to
have
been
embraced
by
a
python
and
lived
to
tell
about
It.
He
is
shown
in
hospital
alter
iftht
men
succeeded
in
uncoiling
the
snake
from
his
body.
The
python,
which
aqueetes
Its
pry
to
death,
is
seen
in
a
mo-Jthm
picture
as
it
rrappied
with
a
tiger.
Captain
and
Mrs.
Black
Leave
It
To
Constituents
To
Decide
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JULY
29,
1935
TO
BUILD
NEW
NAVY
Daily
Herald
CLilms
to
Have
DiKovered
Tliree
-Quarter
Of
Billion
Dollar
Plan
LOXDO:;.
Japly
2S:
(CD-Great
Britain
plan
to
bci'd
al
Mill
Announcement
Herbert.
An&oamBi
M
t.
A
for
w
.
learnt'
-i-frmm
Saturday
by
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
said
the
an-nouncrment
of
the
building
of
a
sulphite
pulp
plant
at
Prince
Rupert
was
the
mot
cheering
news
he
had
heard
in
years.
If
it
had
been
proposed
to
rut
the
plant
in
.Victoria
he
would
have
moved
a
resolution
in
the
Legislature
that
'the
company
be
given
the
Parlla-1
ment
Buildings
for
a
site
Turning
to
other
subjects
Mr.
ed
16.
oi
Trail
was
drowned
ln
At
Wet
Arm
of
Kootenay
Lake
"r
Kelson
Saturday
when
a
moe
swamped.
Ocorae
Latw;
trot
almost
Instant--
k'Ued
on
the
Orandriew
High-ray
here
late
Saturday
night
Then
he
was
knocked
oil
his
bl-jycie
by
a
motor
cjr.
The
body
of
William
Tweed
was
found
Sunday
In
the
excavation
ol
the
new
Civie
Auditorium
-it
N-'son.
the
nck
broken
presumably
as
a
reu!t
of
a
25-foot
ill
in
the
darkness.
it
UO
"
to
the
constituents
of
Yukon
riding,
now
represen-!me."
This
was
aU
wrong.
People
other
remark
by
visitors
xrom
i
led
i
in
ti
Parliament
i:
t,
by
pt
Capt
PlnoV
Black,
u'hinh
hich
Shall
slmll
ho,
be
the
thn
i
gO-
rrov-
should
move
for
themselves.
stay
ifornia
collection
who
assembled
were
looking
in
the
over
Monro.
the
eminent
candidate
m
the
forthcoming
federal
e
ect
on.hen?
put
my6elf
on
reland
j
ex.istore
bulk!lng.
j
Whichever
is
chosen,
neither
Will
feel
at
all
hurt
about
It
commissioner
Alder
to
ask
no
The
display
of
rcses
at
the
show
Tn
tnun-viw
this
moraine
while?
'
.ouesUons."
quesUons."
4s
Hs
wonderful.
wonderful.
There
There
are
are
all
sorts
here
aboard
the
si
earner
Princess
Loutsc
enroute
to
Dawson,
Capt.
Bkuk
le
it
be
known
that
hi
health,
which
necessitated
his
re-
igninf
at
Speaker
and
which
had
kept
him
in
hospltnl
at
Ottawa
for
Black,
whose
popularity
is
a
by-
TJf
O
DATYV
six
monti
until
a
wk
ago
last
ord
in
the
northat
j
would;
ftJ)
J
Friday5,
hod
now
been
suffidenUy
rettercd
to
permit
of
his
running
for
re-election
to
Parliament
If
he
receives
the
nomination
which
is
now
lild
by
Mrs.
Black
who
was
with
him
enroute
north.
In
an
authorised
statement
Capt.
and
Mrs.
Black
intimated
Uiat,
at
tho
Ume
of
the
Conservative
convention
In
the
Yukon,
there
was
no
Idea
that
Capt.
Black's
health
would
permit
of
his
seeking
reelection
and,
acctrdlngly.
Mrs.
Black
was
nominated
nov.
no-ever.
that
had
chc-.ged
In
view
of
a
recovery
the
Utter
stages
of
hifh
hd
been
m'ch
more
speedy
MnirRsriat.
Bne..
Juiy
v.,u..
kh
hn
s,ntklDated.
Ac-
CP):-6outh
Africa
was
dlnlMedlcordingly.
they
had
agreed
to
leave
today.
Uilrty-nlne
..
Deoule
of
Uie
fnr
nm
runs
.-,
tn
thC
less
than
England
scored
In
I
constituency
to
decide
whether
first
innings
saiuraay.
m
",c
Capt.
or
Mrs.
Black
would
be
the
fourth
tost
cricket
match.
wdldatCt
Kenneth
Vijoen
South
wh()
lookj
exceed.
Africa'
top
scorer
i
i.
i,1Bi.welL
paid
txlhute
to
Uie
way
Datttttg
for
urorSylKW
had
carried
on
SZ
f
-thr
for
one
both
hte
public
pfftattJeiwod
linting.
ness
at
otuwa
aUI
uS
-
-
nes.
"She
aw
everytrung,
ne
declared,
"but
occupy-my
seat
in
the
House
and
she
would
have
been
quite
as
competent
as
I
to
do
that."
"But
you
can
also
say,"
commented
the
very
charming
Mrs.
rather
be
a
parasite
or
a
clinging
j
vine."
She
nad
beta
honored
with
Uie
nomination,
hewever,
had
ac-j
cepted
it
in
the
expectation
that
i
3apt.
Black
would
he
unable
to
run
,.tniajns
oI
and,
if
the
Yukoners
Insisted,
she
,
was
reaay
10
go
uirougn
wiin
uie,
campaign.
Whichever
ran.
thei
other
would
assist
in
the
cam-!
palgn.
Non-committal
on
Result
Capt.
Black
was
The
luncheon,
in
honor
of
the
and
colors
of
Wooms,
delightful
pulp
mill
organiser,
was
presided
and
artistic.
The
wnole
building
is
over
by
C.
V.
Evttt,
president
of
the
a
wonderful
showing
of
flowers
of
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com-'various
kinds.
merce.
In
Uard
River
District
!
The
bodv
of
Rev.
Father
E.
Al-
jlard
O.
M.
I.,
well
known
northern
back
of
the
hall
the
display
by
innnun
fiathnlic
church
mission-
Canadian
National
Railways
Is
a
entirely
non-
.
w
n-or
Amwnc
n
rnttnn.
vprv
effpetive
one.
Hancine
bas-
W
u.un-'w
"
'
-"
.
-
'
al
J
.
ntlV
committal
when
asked
as
to
his
wood
nnnids
I,
-
!
IS
FOUND
Kw-ft
neis
were
out
In
as
an
t
.
I
T
I
D
.
Irnf
P
riMnMIA
T
n
O
-minH'l
Sinn
"
in
1J
If
liltXL
LI
IUIC1
IWCVO
UIVVIBW
....
High
:&1
ajn.
20.6
It.
13:
pxn.
192
It.
Low
7:35
am.
22
It
19:
15
pm.
6.7
It.
PKICE:
5
CENTS
WEEK-END
TRAGEDY
CHAPTER
IN
B:
DAVIS
CUP
RETAINED
BY
GREAT
BRITAIN
Came
Eight
Hut
Will
Wot
Allcct
Kcsult
.
Persons'
Death
Since
Surprise
victory
in
Doubles
Gives
Trophy
A
rtnin
in
C
ntmfvai
n
gum
11
viu
suuiiii
y
Hughes
and
Tuckcy
Defeat
Allison
and
Van
Kyn
Four
Sets
Out
of
Five
Finals
to
be
Played
Tomorrow
j
wiMRLEDON.
Eng..
July
29:
(CP)-Great
Britain
I'd
H)seemon
oi
uie
uavi
uip
lor
me
uiira
i
T
i
m
i
t
.
r
i
l
'
I'rht
time
today
wnen
nugnes
ami
iwhey
ueieaiea
r.
and
Van
Uyn
in
doublets
6-2,
1-6,
G-S,
0-3,
G-3,
fol-;
'i
,
tu
singes
victories
on
Saturday
when
Austin'
r
r,
tt'l
Uis4n.
the
latter
mijwing
an
earr
kill
when
"slthin
two
PornU
of
rlrton
while
HOPES
ARE
Perry
dkUit
eren
have
:
rrrLove
his
sweater
to
(Wet
Bu'U-
I
Tuesday's
two
-niri'-i
cannot
affect
to
mrtU
hi
favor
of
Britain
Today's
tfoabios
vtotory
tor
he
defender
cane
at
&
ampftfce
to
expert.
Result
.
of
Python's
.
.
Embrace
.
Saturday
in
Province
Three
Die
in
Car
Crash
on
Highway
Near
International
Border
Two
Drownings
Near
Vancouver
Neson
Also
Has
Couple
of
Fatalities
i-
VANCOUVER,
July
29:
(CP)
Week-epd
fatalities
took
eight
lives
in
British
Columbia.
Thomas
Dalzeil,
eosiinc
$:so,ooo,oa
by
1912,
the
!agcd
23,
was
either
drowned
or
died
from
a
heart
attack
Daily
Herald
wid
jwterday
in
an
while
swimming
at
Spanish
Banks,
Vancouver,
on
bun-
article
which
it
claimed
rerealed
a
ier.rct
seren-year
plan
developed
by
the
Admiralty.
The
newspaper
aid
that
the
program
included
'
twrlre
new
capital
ships
and
thirty-three
cruisers.
In
addition
there
would
be
isixty-lhrre
new
flotilla
leader
destroyers,
twenty
submarines
and
three
new
aircraft
carriers.
THINKS
IT
GOOD
NEWS
day.
Stanley
Seaton
was
drowned
in
the
south
arm
of
the
Fraser
River
Saturday
while
swimming.
Guideo
Barso,
CAUF0FNL
A
CLEANS
UP
Won
.VII
Canadian
Tennis
Titles
At
Tournament
Which
Was
Completed
In
Victoria
Yesterday
VICTORIA,
July
29.
CT):
Oeoe
Smith
oi
Berkeley,
CalUornla,
won
th
Canadian
men's
sihules
tennis
Vietor
W.
Kilby.
driver
ol
a
car.
cn,imDion&m
Sunday,
defeating
Victoria
Member
Stirred
by
Pulp
Duascr
?
Mi
M"JorleiDVek
Btnnctti
atoo
or
uerkeley.
8-6
kffled
and
Mr.
Victor
Kllby
was
J
AU
titles
In
the
touuament
wtflt
badly
cot
and
bruised
when
a'
to
California.
aeupuin
which
th
paxtr
was-re-L
Margaret
Osbornej
t7-year
oW
Prilw
nnnttt
turning
from
Boundary
Bay
early;
Ban
Franctaco
girl,
debated
Ouaste
ed
into
a
deep
ditch
near
the
in-
the
women's
single
final
6-4,
6-2.
tmationa'
border.
6-4.
Wonderful
Roses
and
Other
Flowers
Being
Exhibited
In
Rose
and
Flower
Show
Here
iAnscomb
spoke
of
the
fine
work
;
Commissioner
W.
J
Alder
had
done
,
,
it
,
x
for
Prince
Rupert
in
patung
the
e
mougni
we
grew
roses
aown
soutn.,iufc-ours
are
;
city
on
tu
feet
financially.
,
nothing
to
these,"
declared
a
lady,
visitor
fr;om
the
south
,
.
The
member
for
Victoria
spoke
this
morning
when
looking'
at
the
xhibjts-raa
;
of
the
serious
time
through
which
pco
nrlj
Zhw
nf
thp
PrinoA
RiinnrlHHnHMiU.L
Which
Shall
Run
in
ElextionjllSSrpiS-K;
tii
nrs
i&
I
socks
and
begin
t
do
things
for.was
a
common
inquiry
of
outside
visitors.
Do
you
mean
,
7.
,
.
'themselves."
The
idea
had
become
to
tell
me
that
you
grow
those
Hon.
George
Black,
former
Speaker
i
of
the
Canadian;,
prevatent
that
-if
I
can't
get
roses
here?
oh.
come
oii
what
n
pVrtt.TQV.
Af
House
of
Commons,
and
Mrs.
Black
have
agreed
to
leave
jDy.
the
government
win
look
after
are
you
giving
us?-
such
was
an-
l0Sc
urOW
cr
U
North
Vancouver
At
Flower
Show
Lea
McMillan,
President
of
North'
Van
Horticultural
Society,
Examined
Exhibits'
An
Interested
visitor
at
the
rose
afterthought
when
It
was
found
snw
mis
mumms
was
MC-ithat
there
would
be
a
number
of
Millan.
brother
of
O.
A
MeMlBan
exhibits.
Fifteen
exhibits
are
of
this
city.
He
is
president
of
the
i
shown
in
this
elaas
and
they
are
North
Vancouver
Hartleultural
So-really
line
i
eiety
and
himself
a
grower
of
roses.
expresi
much
nleasure
at
the
I
There
are
all
sorts
of
flowers
injHe
PPOrtunlty
given
him
to
see
the
'the
mixed
classes.
Some
very
artis-!
f
Father
E.
Allard
Re-
Uc
table
centres,
delphiniums
of
JTJ:"
a
rr,
rrm
Pnttonwood
River
marveUous
size
and
other
blooms
J
-
'
"
.
ha
nn(il4
Vinva
ovnanfarf
TTs
trtnT
of
various
kinds.
In
a
large
tub
is
"c
Hur
or
more
examining
the
a
huge
dahlia,
giown
by
Fred
various
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In
local
flnwpr
show
exhibits.
the
.
.
Princess
.
Charlotte
Saturday
"You
can
repeat
for
me
Uiose
ag0i
utl5
lound
-yesterday
tn
four
F.
J.
Fuller's
display
of
flowers
1$,!
gomg
Ult0USn
Ior
a
ulP
words
of
Sir
John
A.
Macdonald:
feet
of
water
In
Uie
centre
of
the
one
of
Uie
outstanding
features.
!to
SeaulCj
there
Is
nothing
more
uncertain
channel
of
Cottonwood
River
some
Large
numbers
of
people
have
al-1
p
J
TL
1
than
an
election
or
a
horse
race',"
s
twelve
miles
below
the
place
or
ready
visited
the
show
and,
doubt-'
VarQ
Ol
1
haisKS
he
commented.
(the
accident,
according
to
word
re-
less,
before
10
o'clock
tonight
when
There
are
three,
candidates
In
celved
at
district
headquarters
of
it
closes,
most
Prince
Rupert;
rg
Pavlikls
wishes
to
ex-
the
Iieia
in
yuKon,
tne
other
two
(
the
provincial
police
here
toaay.
people
will
have
oald
their
ten,
tend
thanks
to
the
matron
and
being
cnarie
item
oi
Vancouver,
The
remains
were
baaly
oruisea.
j
cents
and
-seen
the
garden
pro-Offlelal
Liberal
cat-dldate,
who
is;
The
funeral
was
to
take
place
ducts
so
well
displayed.
nurses
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gen
eral
Hospital
for
all
the
kindness
expected
hero
on
Friday
aboard
this
afternoon
at
McDames
Creek,
Frank
Dibb
is
managing
the
and
consideration
shown
her
dur-
the
Princess
Charlotte
bound
nu
Rev.
E.
M.
Bunoz
O.
M.
U
Bi-
show
this
year
and
he
Is
aided
byJng
her
recent
illness
there
and
north,
and
J.
P.
Smith.
Indepen-
shop
of
the
dloceee,
at
present
at
Walter
Vance,
Mr
C.
J
Norring-'also
to
the
many
kind
friends
who
dent
Liberal.
.Telegraph
Creek,
has
been
advised.'
Continued
on
Page
2
brought
or
sent
flowers
etc.
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