pnnrp
Rupert
'
'jpU
light
nrthrly
wind;
b
29.84;
temperature.
60;
v
v
XXIV
No.
172
r
-Mi
today
there
were
42
'
t
'hr
Rom
and
Flower
v
'
h
u
to
held
Monday
i:
h.
K'-menU
for
the
event.
F
.Mrtirn
competition
there
rt
si
".'.ire
entries.
These
Tourists
Not
Profitable
Cost
City
of
lttln
310,000
to
En-ttrtaln
Relief
Camp
Strikers
Recently
REG
IN
A,
July
27:
The
recent
,fl
Regina
of
relief
camp
E5:
r
from
IlrlfUh
Columbia
c
'
where
In
the
west
cost
the
c
$V
000.
it
was
difcloscd
yes-
Vancouver
Wheal
VANCOUVER,
July
27:
(CP-l
was
quoted
at
82"
c
on
the
tr.
hunge
today.
BAR
SILVER
TORONTO.
July
27:
(CP)
liar
'ttr
Hosed
unchansed
at
67c
JT
r'Jnc
on
tho
Toronto
and
New
Yk
metal
markets
today.
WHEAT
JUMPS
TODAY
ON
WINNIPEG
MARKET
WINNIPEG,
July
27:
(CP)-
Ducked
by
unrestrained
spc-
?
Cu,alWc
buying
and
more
than
T
a
million
bushels
overnlsht
!
'Ips
to
Euiope,
wheat
Jumped
"Tee
cents
today
and
closed
about
two
cents
higher
niter
I
Pro')t
taktng.
All
other
grain
I
"larkcta
were
also
higher
on
ri-oris
or
rust
damage
In
Unl
I
lt
stntes
and
Canada.
She
loTOHIA,
B.C.
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
Officials
of
the
Mutual
PuId
and
Paper
Mills
mmln
denU
who
passed
with
honors
80
or
more
In
Grade
It:
Smlthers
Eva
Dlmock.
Sylvia
Evelyn
Mayer.
Pilnce
Rupert
Qre
O.
Dyb-
havn.
Elisabeth
Fnnccs
Parlow.
Granbv
Day
Beverley
Dixie
'
Taylor.
Successful
students
In
Grade
12.
i
11
nnn.nru!iftvn1v
ncfimnlnd
at
two
Icen
E.
Yates.
Prince
Rupert
cm
y
'
w..-w.:w.w.,
private
study
Harold
E.
B.
Fish
i
who
will
be
en-
those
thousand
men
including
jcri
Maxine
t.
Heiibroner.
gaged
in
logging
in
the
woods.
The
period
of
construction,
largely
in
steel
and
concrete,
will
be
about
eighteen
months.
Logging
operations
will
be
commenced
well
in
advance
of
the
completion
of
construction.
The
concern
controls
four
and
a
half
billion
feet
of
titled
timber
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
on
the
Skeena
River.
Engineers
of
the
company
arc
at
present
here
to
make
further
investigations.
There
is
plenty
of
water
available
at
Shawat-lans
Lake.
Power
will
be
taken
from
the
Northern
Li.
Co.
aucmented
by
what
the
company
A
W
w
may
produce
itself.
Arrangements
have
already
been
completed
for
marketing
the
entire
output
of
the
plant
by
rail
and
watcrbornc
in
Eastern
Canada
and
the
interior
of
the
United
States.
Announcement
of
these
facts
was
authorized
today
by
all
five
visiting
principals
of
the
cor-ccrn-
F.
L.
Buckley
of
Vancouver;
E.
A.
Thompson,
J.
L.
Stewart
and
Geoffrey
Wins-low
of
San
Francisco,
and
L.
A.
DeGucrc
of
Wisconsin
Rapids,
Wis.
A
luncheon
was
ten-dercd
them
this
afternoon
by
the
council
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
they
will
be
leaving
this
evening
on
the
Prince
Ku-pert
for
Vancouver.
,
Queen
Charlotte
Centre
Velma
W.
Fatrbalrn.
.
i
,
,
oiiiiinrris
'here
June
Carpenter,
John
P.
Carr,
Eva
Dlmock.
Patrick
J.
Downey,
i
Evelyn
Glraud.
Sjlvla
E.
Mayer,
Olive
Stephens,
John
W.
Watson.
Senior
Matriculation
Prince
Rupsrtr
Kenwood
Green
(private
study).
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
13,000
pounds,
7c
and
5.3c.
Canadian
29,500
pounds,
5.6c
and
5c
and
6.4c
and
5c.
American
Chelan,
13,000.
Cold
Storage.
7c
and
5.3c.
'
Canadian
Atli,
14,000,
Cold
Storage,
5.6c
and
5c.
Gony,
15,500.
AtUn,
6.4c
and
5c.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JULY
27,
1935
BRITAIN
IN
LEAD
United
States
Challense
For
Davis
Cup
Virtually
Smashed
j
As
Result
of
Singles
Play
Today
j
WIMBLEDON.
Ens
July
27:
(CP)
Great
Britain
virtually
swashed
United
States'
challenge
for
the
Davis
Cup
today
when,
in
the
first
tingles,
Bunny
Austin
defeated
Wllrocr
Allison
in
five
'sets
6-2,
2-61,
4-6,"6i37Sand'
Fred
Perry
then
cut
down
Budge
6-0,
6-8,
6-3,
6-4.
The
Americans
are
favored
to
win
the
doubles
Monday
but
Perry
Is
a
top
favorite
to
win
his
'singles
match
Tuesday
which
would
mean
that
Britain
retains
the
cup.
of
Prince
Rupert
Limited
from
Vancouver,
San
KS'PoKce
Boat
DragS
1'rancisco
ana
Wisconsin
napias,
wis.,
mauc
lng:
announcement
today
that
it
had
been
definitely
For
Indian
Bodies
st
nttht
put
In
the
decided,
following
thorough
investigation,
to
Beatrice
A.
Berner
.
Elisabeth
L.
..
.
I
'
a
.
.
.
.
.
...
rjmfran.
Georee
O.
Dvbhavn.
Asta
li
r..
.
p.......
(lowers
ano
maae
,
.
i
oen
KlKorl
...
nhir
nu
n
mi
at
7"":
w..
uuiiu
u.
fcnu-iuji
uivuvubu
t-
'!
iv
tiiwrawu.
nu-iyia
mane
tuium,
qj
Nanaimo
Brothers
Who
.
j
Prince
Runcrt
Cither
OI1
the
dry
dock
site
or
at
Mary
Oeary.
Malcolm
M.
Hunt.
were
-Drowned
I
i
Elaine
Inglis,
Lillian
Jones,
Gordon
;
bcal
C
I
LoVC.
h.
Lawson.
Angus
MacPhee.
Eliza-j
Dragglng
operations
were
being!
cd
As
S
SOOn
SOOn
as
as
the
inc
ncccssuiy
necessary
aeians
uumiia
can
oc
wuriv-
:DCUi
ocui
r.
r.
ranow.
Kooen
u.
rarsons,
1
conllnued
continued
yesterday
yesterdav
at
at
Smith's
smuns
In
in-
out
construction
will
w"'
start.
The
cost
of
the
J-
Rc'c
Tosbiyuki
Sakamoto.
,et
rrom
tne
provlicial
poUce
boat
OUt,
f
"irucuo;
,
.
Frances
M.
Thomson.
Ruthana
p
M
L
9
Jor
toe
bodles
or
tw0
will
be
some
$5,000,000
and
the
perman-
nnrman
jWoodi
VWta
Q.
m.
wnthaii,
EU-jNanaimo
IndlanS(
Wallaee
and
xr-
plant
tnt
ran
Peters,
who
wee
drowned
over
a
week
ago
from
a
Margaret
Bay
sea
smpoth.
ITALIAN
MUNITIONS
!
Triple
Island
Overcast,
light
FACTORY
BLOWS
UP;
'
westerly
wind;
sea
smooth.
FIFTY
ARE
KILLED
Lanzara
Island-Overcast;
mo-
j
.merate
westerly
wind;
moderate
VARESE,
Italy.
July
27:
swell.
,
,
4
(CP)
Fifty
persons
were
re-
j
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
62
ported
killed
this
afternoon
In
Anyox
Clear,
calm.
64,,
v;;
an
explosion
In
the
Blckford
j
Smith
munitions
factory.
l
(
Stewart
Clear,
calm,
61.
Hazelton-tClear,
calm,
55,
Smlthers-Clear.
calm,
"warm.
Burn?
Lake-rDull,
calm,
53.
High
12:35
pjn.
17.8
ft
Low
6:19
am
3.3
It
18:25
p.m.
8.4
ft
PRICE:
5
CENTS
PULP
MILL
FOR
CITT
Five
Million
Dollar
Plant
Giving
Employment
To
Two
Thousand
Men
Settled
New
Minister
To
Canada
Arrives;
Norman
Armour
In
Otiaa
to
A-!
iumt
Duties
llf
Trade
OTTAWA
July
Tt
Norman
Ar-mr.n:
miniate
of
tbe
United
B'a
CinaAr.
arrived
lre
yt-vrtuy
!
aaauire
hit
oUtet.
He
txrrv!
:hr
hope
that,
within
a
r
.
.
f
months,
a
trade
iiTT'wn
i
Juuid
nave
be
n-
CONSTRUCTION
TO
START
EITHER
AT
DRY
DOCK
OR
SEAL
COVE
AS
SOON
AS
PRELIMINARY
DETAILS
CAN
BE
FINALLY
WORKED
OUT-WILL
TAKE
18
MONTHS
TO
BUILD.
Arrangements
For
Marketing
Entire
Output
Already
Made
SUCCEEDED
IN
EXAMS
Third
In
Province
,Wa
Ocean
Falls
Roy
Local
students
do
Well;
Grade
Twelvf
Results
i
VICTORIA.
July
27
(CP
Arthur
E.
Chapman
pi
Vancouver
led
all
the
students
of
British
Colnm-bla
In
Senior
Mil.ieuUtion
exa-:
mVnattons,
result
of
which
were
announced
today.,
and
Philip
F.'
I
QU
A
II
A
Tt
A
AC
A
IT
V
DHWrP
YUIII
.
......
t.
.
Many
Entries
For
Flower
Show
Interwt
Shown
In
Horticul
tural
fcunt
on
Monday
BE
TAKEN
FROM
LOCAL
COMPANY
WITH
POSSIBLE
AUGMENTATION
BY
CONCERN'S
OWN
PRODUCTION.
Upon
Thousand
Perish
in
Floods
With
ruin
upstream
inestimable,
with
bodies
and
wreckage
already
sweeping
by
on
tha
swollen
waters
of
"China's
twin
sorrows"
the
Yangtze
and
Yellow
rivers
Hankow,
the
commercial
centre
of
central
China,
one
ot
the
world's
wealthiest
cities,
pre-
paiaUw
Ihftjjrorst
flood,
injiistprx,
S.oldiea.aadcpollesare
working
on
the
dykes,
which
may
brrak
at
any
moment,
Inundating
the
city.
The
crest
of
the
flood
has
not
reached
the
town
yet,
and
heavy
rains
Indicate
a
losing
battfe
for
the
toilers
on
the
levees.
Literally
thousands
have
been
killed
by
the
raging
waters.
This
photograph,
showing
a
large
portion
of
the
city
under
water,
was
made
in
the
1932
flood.
Reconstruction
Party
Is
Flatly
Opposed
to
Transportation
Merger
Announces
Three-Fold
Program
in
Effort
to
Unravel
Problem
Would
Insist
on
Efficient
Running
of
Two
Lines
and
Complete
Refinancing
of
C.
N.
R.
TORONTO,
July
27:
(CP)
Fearing
that
a
railway
cannery
fishing
beat,
but
so
far
merger
would
lead
ultimately
to
transportation
control
wlT,HTS.l"lSi"in
the
hands
of
a
few
financiers"
with
Parliament
received
at
district
headquarters
44i
u.,j
Lower
California
pOW
eness
ugulllM
a
uaiisjiuuduuii
uusi,
iicauquai
icx
a
of
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens'
Reconstruction
Party
last
night
announced
a
three-fold
program
which
would
seek
to
un-
ravel
the
Canadlar
railway
prob-fc
"
.
MavGoltAlonej1C"There
U
only
San
Diego
Heads
Report
of
Separ-
ate
Republic
Being
Established
SAN
DIEGO.
July
27:
Reports.
one
solution,"
said
the
statement,
"and
that
Is
to
create
in
Canada
sufficient
busl-Inoss
which,
in
Itself,
creates
traf-
jflc
in
goods
and
passengers'
Aiding
this,
said
the
statement.
would
be
insistence
upon
efficient
running
of
the
two
railways.
were
current
here
yesterday
that
j
The
statfment
als0
urRed
a
a
movement
was
cn
foot
for
the
..y
o(
of
ftJ
setting,
up
of
a
separate
republic)
Canadian
National
in
irom
m
n.s(.
ol
""""'accordance
with
recommendations
uauiornia.
ine
moyemiiu
tomcat
.
.
.
...
-,-.1
.
u-
!
as
a
sequel
to
xne
csms
p
Vl
llc
towns
of
Tia
Juanr.
and
Agua
Ca-llentc
by
President
Cardenas,
Today's
Weather
Dead
Tree
Folntr-Cloudy.
calm;
barometer.
29.97;
temperature.
54;
a
competent
board
of
railway
appraisers
to
be
appointed
and
ab
sorblng
into
the
national
debt
of
the
Dominion
this
outstanding
neDi
over
ana
aoove
a
reasouauiui
.nintli
nf
n.
voIhb
nf
fh.
MAKE
ENDEAVORS
TO
Pannrtiati
K.ntlnnnl
"
I
'
!
.
i
Stock
Market
CHILDREN
DROWNED
Four
Wransell
Youngsters
Lose
Lives
on
Falling
Out
of
lloat
WRANGELL,
July
27:
CP)
Three
children
of
Paul
Binkley
and
their
cousin,
Blllie
Davis,-
were
drowned
""when
tht
fell
out
of
a
rowboat
In
the
bay
here
Thursday.
4
TLACATE
MUSSOLINI
LONDON,
July
27:
While
European
statesmen
were
con-
tlnnlnir
plpvpnth
hour
pffnrtA
Plocoe
Qfvnn
rr
to
get
Premier
Benito
Muso-
unuug
llnl
0,
Italy
t0
accept
broad
economic
concessions
Instead
Utilities.
Metals
and
Specialties
of
military
conquest
of
Ethlo-
Uad
In
New
York
Trading
pla,
fears
were
entertained
that
II
Duce
would
stop
at
NEW
YORK.
July
27:
The
Wall,
nothing
less
than
a
protec-
Street
market
closed
strong
yes-(
t6rate
which
to
many
would
terday
with
utilities,
metals
and.
be
"unthinkable."
specialtles'in
the
lead.
I