SOLDIERS'
BOM'S
Mill.
IS
DEAD
THIS
SEASON
WAMIINOTON.
SETTLING
DC
Aug.
utir
aen
yea-
jfi
rnocn
killed
all
putnx
live
oMiers'
.
durjij
Ihjy
MMton
m
nd
'hertby
bU-
bit
g-t
obtaek
to
approval
of
Pre-
Highest
Prices
OF
STRIKE
ProjMcli
ler
Stttlfinrnt
of
ratine
('lit
Dliputf
.Now
Appear
nrichtrr
WA-'tJIK
iTON.
PC,
Aug.
7:-U
n:
here
last
night
that
P
rt
i"r
a
sctUenent
of
the
'
.
nig
longthore
dlapute
on
"
:?
P.
I
-
Coast
anneared
to
be
-
'
fc.
filter
as
a
rcault
of
the
r
icinlerencea
being
held
r
witIc
linger
government
fciups
that
have
been
hf
i
up
n
California
potU
and
!:ct.tr
f
r
ume
time
are
cx-
vr'r-'
'
be
released
soon.
Famous
Novelist
Here
Today
Bound
a
passenger
aboard
the
'?
Or
nroe
tvtav
on
Vila
wav
to
icaa,
ue
will
proceed
from
tne
AI1...
a.
.11
lt.
-
...
Vllt
ivn
IWI
J.
i.tt.
uvuva.
mkfi
home
In
California.
Of
Season
Paid
For
Salmon
Now
prlcM
of
the
season
were
paid
for
:lmon
on
the
local
market
yes-rday-
18aic.
9c.
7c
and
ic.
Land-wrs
for
the
day
rcre
light.
The
bulk
of
the
fish
Is
still
being
"rougnt
in
by
co-operative
packers
tMIt
SILVER
NEW
YORK.
Aim
7-
tnn
n,.
uai
Wver
was
down
slightly
in
price
on
the
local
metal
market
today
at
07?C
ner
nnnr-n
I
'1
c
Todays
Weather
he
Wml
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
....
7:45
ajn.
14.0
ft.
prlnrt
RuperW-Overcast.
light
19:34
pin
17.6
It
.-
'erly
wind;
barometer.
29.W;
Low
....
1:15
a.m.
75
ft
temperature.
58;
sea
smooth.
14:05
pm
102
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
ttRJTlSn
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
AA"
""
"
"
11
ROVINCIAL
LIBRARY
Trylnr
to
Arrrt
Vr
NEW
YORK.
Atwust
7:-Bobfn
W
Hinfiham.
United
States
arabav
ador
to
Oreat
Ilriain.
on
arrtva)
here
yesterday
aboard
the
Unci
MaeUc.
declared
that
Oreat
Dn
Uln
is
atlll
trying
hard
to
avert
war
between
Italy
and
Ethiopia.
PLOTTING
IN
SIAM
(irtt
Insurrectionary
Movemeni
MppJ
In
Ilud
Soldier
Under
Arrest
DANOKOK.
Stam.
Aug.
7
great
InaurrecUonary
plot
aimed
at
the
overthrow
of
the
govern
ment
with
wholeaale
death
for
official
U
reported
to
have
been
un
covered
today
among
Slams
de
fence
fortes.
A.
number
of
non
-commissioned
I
officers,
who
allegedly
planned
to
aetze
and
slay
the!'
superiors
and
assume
command
of
the
army
ana
admtnlstraUon.
were
arrested.
i
For
Alaska
Visit!
R"X
Hrnrh
famous
American
"T
rf
adventure
and
romanUc
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
37.000
pound,
7.7c
and
Sic
to
7.9c
and
5.5c
rmar1!an45O00
DOUndS.
5.2c
and
5c
to
6
3c
and
5c.
American
swninrr
23.000.
Roval.
7.7c
and
5.5c.
Alal.
18.000,
Pacific,
7i)c
and
5ic
Canadian
bia
lAiwi
r.nlrt
fitnracc.
0.3c
I
i
hmci.
j
nnrt
5c.
i
Antique.
7.500.
Atlin.
5Jc
and
to
nane
Race.
9.500.
Cold
Storage.
5.2c
and
5c.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Cloudy,
south
wind,
50.
Anyox
Raining,
calm.
50.
Stewart
Raining
calm,
53.
r.REEK
STATESMAN
WILL
nE
REFEREE
GENEVA.
Aug.
7:
-
The
nrrrk
statesman
Volltls,
for
ten
years
active
In
the
affairs
of
Nations
of
which
he
is
one
oi
tne
most,
tl.
.imnnrters
lS
CX-
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST
7,
1935
A
pc-
it.
i
I
-
-l
-
F.-raay
XUnU
turned
suddenly
oa
Ja.y
11
to
a
scene
of
ronf'ua
ft'itt
nwiu.g
as
w
m,a
:
he
red
t
h"
saif
indulged
in
stonc-and-egg
throwing
at
policemen
wh"
tned
to
c!i
perse
them.
In
thb
picture
a
squa
Ton
of
police.
soa;e
of
them
shown
reaching
for
the.r
guns,
are
seen
charging
the
group
of
wjmen
at
the
left,
who
bravely
Stood
thetr
ground
for
a
Ume.
The
riots
grew
oui
of
the
catholic-Protestant
quarrels
during
an
Orangemen'j
cejebratlon
In
Ferrnoy
and
Belfait.
At
least
six
were
killed
and
hvndreds
Injured
in
thrse
riots.
FRANCE
IS
TROUBLOUS
Premier
Laval
Call
rolice
Into
Conference
to
Discuss
Widespread
Demonstrations
replaced
u
wmi
u.
(
At
UHavre
French
Une
crews
are
reporUd
to
be
reiusmg
meir,
rL.iv
t-nvplones
conuiiiuiiK
araj
cuts
while
at
Toulcn
armed
guards
are
standing
watch
over
the
gov
ernment
arsenal,
workers
in
wnicn
rioted
on
Tuesday
with
Injuries
to
thirteen
persons
including
police.
Baby
Girl
Passed
Suddenly
Tuesday
aft
ft?.i.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.crnaru
i.
w"
Bereaved
By
Loss
or
MX
iMomns
Old
Daughter
After
Brief
Illness
Following
brief
Illness,
the
death
occurred
suddenly
at
2:30
yesterday
of
Christine
Margaret
Sathcr.
...
.
i
r.a
n
i
!.
xM
riniishter
of
Mr.
PeCted
lO
DC
liun:."
oia-ihu......
.
,u
CmI
Seal
the
dispute
between
Italy
and
and
.Mrs.
Gerhard
Sather
o
'
1
will
take
funeral
.
.
j
r.t
x
tIip
Ethiopia
m
rm"'
w.rt-iv
afternoon.
The
knHor
mLLL'IS.
niiituu
uu""'
I
father,
is
an
employee
of
Sunny-
side
Cannery.
Dr.
Mandy
Coming
Lewis
Stone
And
Out
of
Cassiar
Yachting
Party
Resident
Mlnlnj
Engineer
Due
At
Ketchikan
Saturday
Enroute
To
Unuk
Country
DR.
CAMSELL
COVERS
MUCH
G
ROUND
AFTER
LEAVING
PR.
RUPERT
pnMnNTnN
Aia
7:
(CP)
Defence
air
engineer
unc
puowgrapu-
'
er,
who
left
Prince
Rupert
a
(
week
ago
this
afternoon
for
;
Visit
Ketchikan
KETCHIKAN.
Aug.
7:
-The
sall-
lne
yacht
La
Serrna,
having
on
,
!
WRANGELL.
Aug.
7:
Dr.
Jo.
beard
Lewis
Stone,
well
known
PARIS,
France.
Aug.
..
i
mr:jeph
T
Mandy.
Mldent
mining
m0ving
picture
actor.
Mrs.
Stone
Pierre
Lavut
last
night
called
all
pnlneer
for
the
northwestern
mln-
ann
oartv
of
friends,
who
are
on
-ipnarlmental
nrefects
Into
con-,
.
to
discuss
widespread
de-
j
.
In
Prince
ferencc
hiA
wlth
headauarters
vesterdav
from
California.
monstraUons
agatnrt
the
govern-
RuDrt
who
has
been
on
an
exten-
ment'a
latest
economy
decrees.
ded
offlclti
toUr
rf
the
northern
f
v,!1n
irxvi
riemnnftrntlnE
Vie
wov
I
1
I
I
M
mu.d
mining
are.
is
tw
un
-j
I
IPIPUlTPs
4
nmlnfJ
transport
employees
were
scattered
t
rf
the
cassmr
district
and
Is
O
UlUlUg
O
by
ponce
ana
mc
due
here
Saturday
irom
ieiegrapn
night
and
another
five
hundred
P'creek
enroute
to
Ketchikan
whence!
employees
attempted
a
new
de-he
wW
pr0ceed
to
the
Unuk
River!
monstratlon
in
me
Momnwue
country
before
returning
to
Prince
(
.-hiio
at
Brest
rlotls
tore
the
trj-
r,.,n(,Tt
i
color
from
the
sub-prefecture
ana,
For
Fish
Meeting
Gust
Olsen
to
Represent
Ketchikan
And
H.
E.
Lokken
Seattle
At
Curtailment
Conference
KETCHIKAN.
Aug.
7:
Oust
will
co
to
Prince
Rupert
on
IViutniicflav
nf
novt
iroV-
in
nttpnrt
a
conference
or
American
ana
an
air
mapping
and
photo-
D
i
U!
GRANDE
PRAIRIE.
Alta..
Aug.
7:Percy
Hugh
Be'cher.
who
car
ried
malls
as
a
young
man
In
the
northwest
and
on
the
prairies,
later
joining
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
and
going
to
the
Yukon
In
1898
to
become
recorder
In
the
Gold
Commissioner's
office,
died
here
yesterday.
He
had
lived
In
re
tirement
here
for
several
years.
GERMANY
RESTLESS
Special
Precautions
Bcin
Taken
By
Government
Against
Uprising
of
Resentment
BERLIN.
Aug.
7:
A
feeling
of
uneasiness
exists
In
Berlin
as
re-
...
.
i
Inn
ir
nil
nrcranlif-H
nnnnsltlon
to
Dr.
Charles
Camsell.
deputy
ifUhprmpri
nn
1h
snhlect
of
cur-
the
Reich
was
launched
here
last
j
minister
of
mines,
and
party
tatlment
of
catches
in
the
Interests
x
.nniitllm.
nf
A.
n.
Mrl.pnn.
!
.
.
..
.
-
v.ww...-o
oi
Deiicr
marsei
prices
ana
con-
x
supcrmicimc.u
u.
aJiS
v.
.
servatlon.
H.
E.
Lokken
of
Seattle,.
the
Department
artment
of
of
National
National
tmanaEer
tmanager
of
of
the
the
American
American
Halibut
Halibut!
Pilot
C
H.
("Punch")
Vessci
0wners.
AsSoclatlon.
Is
ex-and
and
W.
H
Sutherland,
,r.-rfprt
tn
-ttenrl
the
same
confer.
Dickens
.
i
.
.
i-
graphic
expedlton
through
DUblUH
rindllLICI
remote
areas
of
Northern
Brl-
tlsh
Columbia
and
Yukon,
landed
at
Fort
Norman
qn
the
Mackenzie
River
Monday
from
the
Llard
River
country
and
were
at
Cameron
Bay
yester-
day.
After
a
day
or
two
in
the
Great
Bear
Lake
mineral
field
they
will
reach
Edmonton
at
the
week-end.
,
.(.
v
Is
111
In
Moscow
MOSCOW.
Aug.
47:-Edward
A.
Fllene
prominent
Boston
financier,
who
has
been
on
a
tour
of
Russia,
is
seriously
111
in
hospital.
night
In
the
move
against
restless
elements.
WHEAT
PRICES
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
7:
(CP)
Wheat
was
quoted
at
87i8c
on
the
local
exchange
today.
MARQUIS
OF
LINLITHGOW
IS
TO
BE
NEW
VICEROY
LONDON.
Aue.
7:
An-
Condition
of
Edward
A.
Filene,
In
nouncement
is
made
of
the
Russian
Hospital,
Reported
j
appointment
of
the
Marquis
of
Krrlnuv
IJnlilhcow
tn
snppped
Earl
A.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
PREPARATIONS
BEING
MADE
FOR
WAR
nrr
ivv
rnp
MTiNirwAi
jtwq
DvmwQTrn
qv
rnMfWQPMrp
ilUllull
iLltiuy
I"
Shipping
of
Troops
And
Arms
Disclosed
if.,
itn
Krcninc
Suez
Canal
Busy
Durinj
iir
Past
Six
Months
With
.Movement
unimi
siun-s
ninu;iuuui
'
Tells
How
Britain
is
Trying
to
Prevent
Conflict
POUT
SAID,
August
7:
(CP)
Approximately
250,000
ti
ifH
y
wt
iw
in'i
i
fill
r
iri'tc
past
six
months
enroute
to
Kast
Africa.
In
a
single
.1
.
lTivntlv
nine
Italian
iraiiiiuibB,
iuuuh
cvunv.o,
'.i
....
,
,
.
,
..
airr-iani.
tank,
artillery
anu
explosives,
inaiw
i.-u.
In
addition,
mx
transporcarry
nK
'
,m!
through
the
Canal
bound
for
Religious
Riots
in
Ireland
Take
Toll
of
Lives
-
"-
r
Government
Asked
to
Assume
Police
Cost
And
Other
Services
Rather
Drastic
Changes
Advocated
by
Mayors,
Reeves,
Aldermen
and
Councillors
Meeting
in
Vancouver
To
Draft
Representations
to
Victoria
VAKrOTIVF.T?
Anmisr
7:
fCPI
Delegates
to
a
sne-
aaavwww
'
"-0
r
r?
A
cial
conference
of
mayors,
reeves,
aldermen
and
council-
lors
of
various
municipalities
last
nignt
aaopieu
resolutions
asking
th'e
provincial
government
to
assume
the
costs
of
police,
administration
01
justice,
reann,
unemployment
and
all
other
special
services
which
the
dele-
-
--
.
.
.
.
gatS
claim
ea
wouia
mase
possioic
a
fifty
percent
rerucuon
-in
iana
levies.
One
resolution
declared
that
taxation
of
real
property
should
be
based
on
an
annual
value
approxi-jmaUng
the
rental
value
of
land
and
buildings
combined.
Tax
sales
should
apply
only
to
unimproved
land,
It
was
contended.
A
committee,
hfaded
by
Mayor
David
uw
.
Leemlng
o
of
Victoria,
was
ap
KETCHIKAN
SALMON
PACK
I11GHFK
OWING
TO
BIG
SIZE
FISH
KETCHIKAN.
Aug.
7:
(CP)
Despite
a
smaller
run.
larg-
er
size
of
fish
taken
out
has
put
the
output
of
Ketchikan
T
(1I1UC11C9
w-
uav"
lai
auvau
V
"
pointed
to
draft
&
report
of
the.
year
Jar
year
550
nnfnrnnnA
r
ft
CllVlTTlH
11-
tfl
-1
Vl
.
-
n
h
1
tuuKisuLs
-
uou
cases
cave
Deen
Dacneu
t-
government,
(-fromapprex4matelye.000.000
.
.
.
.
Pioneer
of
Old
West
and
Yukonjt
Percy
Hugh
Belcher
Passes
Away
At
Grande
Prairie
Where
He
Lived
in
Retirement
salmon
while
lat
year
7.000.-
000
fish
were
required
for
a
total
pack
of
450.000
cases.
READY
FOR
LONG
HOP
Russian
Polar
Airmen
Now
Ex-petted
to
Pass
Over
Edmonton
and
Spokane
MOSCOW.
Aug.
7:
Pilot
Sig-
.
mund
Levaneffsky
and
two
companions,
who
were
forced
to
abandon
the
attempt
late
last
week
owing
to
oil
line
trouble
while
near-ing
the
North
Pole,
are
once
again
ready
to
essay
their
6009-mile
non
stop
flight
from
Moscow
to
San
t
I
Francisco
by
way
of
the
North
Pole.
I
Their
route.
It
is
expected,
will
be
somewhat
different
than
that
at
first
contemplated,
instead
oi
crossing
Canada
by
way
of
Vancouver,
it
Is
now
expected
they
will
i
fly
up
the
Mackenzie
River
and
to
i.C-in
PranMcrn
via
Fdmnntnn
and
sentment
against
the
policy
of
the,Spokane
without
passing
over
the
Nazi
government
in
respect
to
the
Jews
and
Roman
Catholics
con-timioe
omv
Rnpclnl
nrecautlons.
British
Columbia
coast
it
is
reported,
are
being
en
P
f
ftTlfllirrnr
against
an
outbreak
of
"racial,
re-
rOrmcl
VUIIUULIUI
actionary
and
religious
forces."
A
new
campaign
UmPd
t
break-
On
White
Pass
Is
Dead
at
Juneau
JUNEAU,
Aug.
7:
Mark
Phelps,
pioneer
resident
of
Skagway
where
for
many
years
he
was
a
conductor
on
the
Yukon
and
White
Pass
.Railway,
died
here
yesterday.
Ketchikan
Police
Arrest
Violators
Of
Liquor
Rules
i
KETCHIKAN.
AU2.
7:
Five
per-
Wllllngdon
as
viceroy
of
India
,
sons,
Including
a
woman,
have
on
the
expiry
of
the
latter's
been
arrested
here
during
the
past
term
nf
nf
f
ice
next
Anril.
couple
of
days
In
the
course
or
a
-
i
drive
on
violators
selling
regulations.
of
the
liquor