Today's
Weather
Iff
Tomorrow's
Tides
ptT-e
Rupert
Raining,
light
cu'heast
wind;
tmometer.
3058;
temperature.
59;
wi
smooth.
XXIV
No
185
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v
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-
Dies
by
Sword
Anoiner
umcer
uangcrousiy
Wounded
in
Attempting
to
Protect
Him
TAt'vn
Tmifin.
Am?.
12:
(CP)
General
Tetsula
Na-
...
u.r
thn
miliL'irv
affairs
bureau
of
the
Japanese
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.
-
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nnnAtit
whn
slushed
.
fi
l5mi
wna
flnntrorouslv
wounded
while
en-
..
.
,
;
..ant
Nmrntn.
i
wis
aimm.t
lmmwi
wen
i.
t...
mi?
vat
uiri
umuc
a.
OLANDTO
:
SHIP
ARMS
:
.
Jul.
I
f
iiiinnla
In
I
trnl
Of
irir
Rrrakliig
nut
With
Italy
Z"VDPV
Aug
11:
In
clellance
t
p
f
f
Premier
Refllto
Muj-
t
:!.
Poknd
announce
in
rwxtlneai
to
Join
in
shipment
ot
war
a
'
i
Ethiopia
In
the
event
TAI.Y
U
YS
BRAZIL
BEEF
"'rr4"
Africa-
Arftntlna
Ixxt
Order
K'lMF
Auk.
12:-
Th
IUltan
r
i:
til
'roops
In
East
Ainca.
Zcr
was
to
hate
gone
to
Ar-
t
-I
niif
an
nnprtnfnT
rf
111
111
'
b
reached
on
price.
cm
i
i
n
i
Clash
in
Lahore
R'miIij
In
17
Ilflnr
Injured,
Some
Fatally
LAHORE,
India.
Aug.
12:
Sev-
i
irru
oi
wnom
tnree
mny
aie,
nuiuiuru
uu
ottiuiuajr
'it
"
1
nt
dash
here
between
Moslems
utKiia
awning
uui
ui
nit
ai-
-(?
4
-i
m
ANTHONY
EDEN
EXPECTS
PEACEFUL
SETTLEMENT
LONDON.
Autt
12:
Honeful
'hii
thn
conference
unuld
he
tUCCeSifut
nnrt
lhn
...
would
be
ho
war
between
Italv
Vl
l.f
1
.
m
.
kw,
iuuav
lor
fans
t
where
prellmlna'y
dljcusslons
be
held
preparatory
to
the
conference
nt.
u.i
.
louajr
uciwccn
rcprcsenia-
t
Uvcs
of
Oreat
Britain.
France
v..
niu
i.anjciillu-
t
plan
crisis.
1
17
1
V
A
A
A.
.
.
.
.
If
1
ll
n
rr
i
f
ifl
.
Political
in
His
Office
a.
t
rl
mi
U..
I
nl
A
inipn
a
-
-
Nnenta
renealedlv
witn
...
i
.
i
ne
mincK
occurred
in
ii'ih
if
k
nt
ur.
MONTREAL
AUTO
CRASH
MONTREAL.
Aug.
12
CP
Seven
membert
or
relations
of
one
family
rerldtng
at
Watenrtlle.
NUIn
were
killed
late
Saturday
whet4,
a
Canadian
National
train
cut
thir
auto
in
half
at
a
lvrt
enmlng
fifteen
mHa
Jr
ler..
Ipe
The
dwd
laelude
t3hrt
Talbot,
hi
w4fe.
filter
Mm
G
forge
Oenee.
and
four
brothers,
two
of
them
ptleats.
Today's
Stocks
(OdvuVm)-
S
U
Johno
Co
)
Vancouver
U.
C.
Nickel.
31.
Dig
Missouri,
.54.
Dradlan.
2.00.
Uralorne,
D.
It
Con..
.03.
R.
It
XM
.09.
Cariboo
Quart.
10.
Dcntonla,
.29.
Oeorgla
River,
.00fc.
'
Olaclcr
Creek,
.01.
Orange.
.OlVi.
Indian.
.01.
Mlnto.
.O6V4.
Meridian.
.04.
Morning
Star.
.04.
National
Stiver,
.03.
Noble
Five.
.05.
Pend
Oreille,
55.
Porter
Idaho.
.05ft.
Premier.
1.44.
Reward.
.OS
ft.
Reno.
1.10.
Silver
CreU
.00.
Salmon
Gold,
.12.
Taylor
Drldge,
.18.
Wayside,
.12.
Whitewater.
.05
Vi
Waverly,
.00
Vi.
Uitlted
Empire.
.03
Vi.
Toronto
Central
Patricia.
1.72.
Chlbougan.au,
.lGVfc.
Lcc
Gold.
.03
Vi.
Granada,
.19.
Inter.
Nickel,
28
60.
Macassa,
1.35.
Noranda,
37.65.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
.60.
Slsco,
2.63.
Ventures.
.95.
Lake
Maron.
.03
VI-
Teck
Hughes,
4.00.
Sudbury
Uasln,
,1.50.
Smelter
Gold,
.00.
Can.
Malartlc,
.62.
Little
Long
Lac.
4.65.
Astoria
Rouyn,
.03
Vi.
SUidacona,
.23
Vi.
Maple
Leaf,
.04
V4.
Pickle
Crow,
2.52.
McKcnzic
Red
Lake
God's
Lake.
156
Sturgeon
River
Gold,
.85.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore.
.31.
r
'
San
Antonio,
3.45.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
AUGUST
12,
1935
LEADER
S
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w
:"
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if
King
Oesrgc
and
Quee--
Mary
t
the
th
jnc
is
rt::jrdcd
w
this
bril-
lin;
.
w
f
f
:rw
rk
di
.har
mu'kcd
'i-.
-....z-
jf
the
tint
rev,.;w
'if
tjc"
Bi
if.isb
fleet.
-Jhe
fu.u
pagf
.i
t
f
the
jubilee
:c;i:bru
r
The
Kxg
w
n
s
a
wv.h
hjs
Tm.
aw
u
rr
muc
bat
ie
anti
an
air
u-'ui
by
Robot-A
ant
viiica
aeropiares.
and
after
Uif
shotit-ivs;
rftu:'u:a
to
P.ii-..T.ou
u
to
wif.-ss
this
tribute
in
fireworks,
by
has
iia-fighters.
BOND
ISSUE
SNAPPED
UP
Canadian
Issue
Of
$76,000,000
At
Low
Interest
Rate
Is
Rapidly
Disposed
Of
NEW
YORK,
August
12
(CP:-Investment
banking
circles
report
complete
subscription
fpr
the
$76
000.000
Domlnfon
of
Canada
two-
and-a-half
percent
bond
Issue
01-ferrcd
today.
LAND
AT
.
AKLAVIK
..1
Post
and
Rogers
Diverge
Somewhat
From
Originally
Planned
Course
1
Of
Northern
Flight
,
AKLAVIK,
Nortnwest
Territories.
Aug.'l2:
CPHavlng
diverged
frnm
their
orlRinally
planncd'route,
Wiley
Post
and
Will
Rogers,
enroutc
lor
a
uigni
10
Moscow
landed
here
Saturday
from
Dawson.
They
Intend
to
fly
from
here
to
Central
Alaska
and
Siberia.
Twenty
Are
Dead
In
Cloudburst
In
Central
Japan
-
trvcvm
Jnnnn.
Auk.
12:
1
Twenty
persons
an4
dead
and
70,-O00homcle5
as
a
result
of
a
cloudburst,
nnd
floods
in
central
Japan,
cxtcnslvq
damage
being
done.
Glorious
End
to
Silver
Trouble
Week
Looms
In
United
States
As
Result
ot
New
Policy
Chief
Executive
Reiterates
His
Relief
in
Principle
That
Those
Working
on
Relief
Should
Not
Receive
As,
Much
as
Those
Employed
in
Private
Industry
.WASHTMflTON.
Ti
C
Anrr
12!
Prpsirlcmt
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
intends
to
stand
pintpri
nr.
tho
nnrl
nf
thn
wppk
V
V
V
v.
v
v
w
aaw
------
w
-
-
-
chnll
not
rppoivp
ns
hirrh
wnfrps
as
those
enmloved
in
ori-
vate
industry.
This
was
announced
last
nipht
following
the
President's
return
to
the
Capitol
following
a
week-
Kend
fishing
trip
to
Chesapeake
Bay-
I
More
Men
Mobilized
By
Italy
t
ROME,
August
12:
(CP)
Orders
distributed
today
indicate
mobilization
of
Italian
forces
of
half
a
million
men
for
war
manoeuvres
in
Northern
Italy
by
August
24,
bringing
the
total
army
strength
now
to
a
figure
approaching
or,
e
million
men.
ASSASSINATED
"
14
f
IIIT
Jubilee
Celebrations
by
the
policy
which
he
enun-
t.hnt
nipn
workinjr
on
relief
on
which
he
was
accompanied
by
Harry
Hopkins,
federal
relief
administrator,
with
whom
he
confer
red.
As
those
employed
privately
are
the
ones
who
have
to
b
taxed
to
provide
the
funds
to
finance
relief
work,
ihc
chief
executive
believes
that
it
is
not
fair
that
the
relief
workers
should
be
paid
as
much.
Meantime,
a
critical
week
Is
ex
pected
throughout
the
naUon
with
widespread
strikes
looming
In
protest
at
the
administration's
"work
or
starve"
decree.
Some
new
strikes
have
already
been
called
and
reports
of
disoiders
and
demonstra
tions
In
which
blood
was
spilled
have
been
received
Vancouver
Wheat
Vancouver.
Auzust
12
(CP):
Wheat
was
quoted
at
79V4c
on,
the
local
Exchange
today.
High
Low
.
V
ff
i
llk"
I
llIIMI
YOUNG
MAN
IS
KILLED
Fatal
Automobile
Crash
Yesterday
Slorning
Near
Burns
Lake
RURNS
LAKIAug.
12:
While
returning
to
their
homes
early
yesterday
morning
and
apparently
driving
at
a
rapid
speed,
their
car,
a
light
roadster,
turn-
J
ed
over,
killing
Frank
Artriss,
a
section
hand,
Decker
Lake,
and
j
severely
injuring
Percy
Wilkes,
tie
worker.
The
driver,
Clifford
;
Anderson,
farmer
of
Palling,
was
S
unhurt
but
Is
being
held
for
In-
vestigation.
All
three
are
under
twenty-one
years
and
single.
The
inquest
is
being
held
today.
Assassination
Plot
Against
President
Of
Mexico
Reported
j
MEXICO
CITY.
Aug.
12:
Two
men
are
being
held
here
In
connec-
tlon
with
a
reported
p'ot
tc
assas-
slnate
President
Cardenas.
Several,
others
have
been
questioned.
FISHERMAN
MISSING
AND
ANXIETY
FELT
Some
anxiety
Is
felt
as
to
the
safety
of
Jim
Greening,
salmon
troller.
who
has
not
been
seen
since
he
left
Massett
on
August
4
with
his
boat
Dolly
G.
Greenine
has
a
family
In
Vancouver.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK.
August
12
(CP):--Bar
sliver
was
unchanged
at
67?4c
per
ounce
on
Uie
local
metal
market
today.
12:46
pjn.
19.4
ft.
..
6:34
ajn.
2.1
ft
.8:40
p.m
58
ft
r.
f
PRICE:
5
CENTS
LIGHTNING
KILLS
TWO
Unemployed
Men
Lose
Lives
When
Tree
in
Destroyed
by
Electric
Storm
at
Banff
BANFF,
Aug.
12
George
Mac-
Donald
of
Toronto,
aged
30,
and
John
Russell,
29,
whosefhome
Is
believed
to
have
ben
In
England,
were
killed
yesterday
when
lightning
destroyed
a
tree
under
which
they
had
sought?
thelter
from
an
electrical
storm.
The
two
young
men
were
unemployed.
NEW
MARK
IS
SET
UP
Pan
American
Clipper
.Lowers
Time
For
Califorriia-Hawaii
Flight
HONOLULU,
Aug
12:
The
giant
flying
boat
Pan
American
Clipper
landed
here-
Saturday
afternoon
from
Alameda.
CaU
having
set
up
a
new
record
by
making-
the
3000-mlle
flight
In
17
hours
and
nine
minutes,
fifty
minutes
better
than
the
previous
record.
The
Pan
Am-IcarjLftCiUipsrprcds
from
here
today
or
tomorrow
to
Midway
Island
and
thence
to
Wake
Island.
Stevens
Speaks
j
In
Fernie
City
Saturday
Night
FERNIE,
Aug.
12:
Hon.
IL
H.
Stevens,
leader
of
the
new
Recon-strucUon
party,
speaking
In
hl3
own
riding
of
East
Kootenay
here
Saturday
night,
declared
that
a
board
should
be
set
up
to
deal
with
relations
between
the
big
companies,
primary
producers.
wage
earners
and
consumers.
From
here
Mr.
Stevens
proceeded
to
Alberta
In
continuation
ot
a
Canada-wide
speaking
tour
In
support
of
his
new
party.
Speaking
In
Corbin
the
same
night.
Mr.
Stevens
declared
ha
!had
resigned
from
the
government
rather
than
apoliglze
to
Sir
Joseph
Flavelle
In
respect
to
the
Investigations
of
the
price
spreads
commission.
He
declared
he
would
not
jhave
given
an
apology
to
any
per-ison.
BURGLARS
TAP
SAFE
Vault
Containing
$810
Removed
Last
Night
From
Store
On
tlastings
East
in
Vancouver
....
Vancouver,
August
12
(CP):
Roboers
entered-the
store
of
"Y.
Hoy,
East
Hastings
Street.
Bur-
naby,
last
night
and
carried
away
a
safe
containing
$840
In
cash.
4
FIRST
SLUICE
BOX
THEFT
IN
TWENTY-FIVE
YEARS
AT
ATLIN
LAST
NIGHT
ATLIN.
Aug.
12:
(CP)
The
first
sluice
box
robbery
In
25
years
In
this
cmp
occurred
i
Sunday
night
wien
boxer
on
!
Spruce
Creek
operated
by
!
Morsett
and
partner
were
'
cleaned
out
of
not
les
than
100
ounces
of
sold.
No
clues
were
left
by
the
robbers.