!
fiunday
organized
her
masses
of
titers
in
defence
of
tne
naro-
i.sscd
Leftist
regime.
An
official
c
stated
a
column
of
Asturlan
Eers
was
enroute
to
Madrid
to
En
defend
the
capital,
if
neces-
fc
,
against
Fascism.
It
was
also
I
Ik.
Mi
irtr
Mrnc
faithful
he
government
except
In
lso-d
orkers'
cases,
headquarters
announc-hey
I
will
mobilize
militia
organi-ons
which
will
be
armed
with
:s,
Truckloads
of
these
mllltlans
control
the
city,
searching
pe-
rians
and
motor
cars
for
arms.
tructlons
were
given
to
all
incial
governors
to
organize
kers
and
arm
them.
illtary
rebels,
apparently
lr
control
of
virtually
all
Span-
orocco.
thrust
hard
at
Spain's
and
Sunday
night.
Government
in
Control
ie
government
announced
to
il
wa;.
master
of
the
snuauon
p-m
after
loyal
forces,
using
kry
and
planes,
blasted
the
re
in"
Emission
here.
However.
rcbe
..
w
;e
reported
to
be
still
control
of
Spanish
Morocco
icre
a
Rightist
Insurrection
broke
qft
Friday
one
thousand
officers
arc
fDvcr
dcr
arrest
by
their
commands
in
drid
on
government
orders.
Province
after
province
today
re
tried
submission
to
the
central
Jjvernment.
'onflictine
rcriorts
outside
of
iln
said
that
control
of
the
uthern
provinces
had
been
gain-
by
the
insurrectionists.
.i
rumors
of
the
Insurrectionist
Wng
Royalist-inspired
spread,
For-
r
King
Alfonso
suddenly
de-
Irtcd
from
Praha,
Szecho-Slova-1
.
for
an
unnamed
destination.
Train
Service
Suspended
IENDAYE,
France,
July
20:
All
in
service
between
France
and
(tidrld
was
suspended
Sunday
and
fevcllers
crossing
the
border
Into
reported
heavy
fighting
at
Since
lencia,
Cadiz.
Balboa
and
Seville.
Rebels
Victorious
GIBRALTAR.
July
20:
Rebel-
us
Moroccon
troops
Sunday
pre
reported
to
be
marching
on
Nile
and
Madrid
after
landing
Cadiz
during
the
morning.
Span-
i
troops
and
other
government
tilts
on
towns
adjacent
to
Olb-
itar
were
reported
surrendering
the
rebels.
British
authorities
closed
the
hntlcr
gates
Sunday
and
British
illtary
and
police
reinforcements
i
re
mounted
at
the
border.
Hun-
eds
of
refugees
already
had
ar-
ed
here.
The
British
destroyers
Whlte-
11
and
Wild
Swan,
enroute
to
igland
from
Malta,
were
ordered
remain
at
Gibraltar
to
evacuate
irltlsh
subjects
from
Spain
If
cessary.
Rightist
Leader
Secluded
BAYONNE,
France,
July
20:
se
Maria
Oil
Robles,
Spanish
ghtlst
leader,
named
in
Morocco
Instigator
of
the
revolt
there,
;cked
himself
Sunday
in
his
Blar-
ttz
house
and
refused
to
com-
ent
on
the
situation.
Mrs,
W.
S.
Hlckey
sailed
tills
iornlng
on
the
Catala
for
a
trip
Stewart
and
Premier.
Lemke
Aligns
Himself
With
Townsend
Plan
War
on
Crime
Babine
Mountain
CLEVELAND,
Ohio,
July
20:-
William
Lemke,
the
Union
Party
candidate
for
president,
alignec
himself
Sunday
with
Dr.
Francl
E.
Townsend,
head
of
the
Town-send
old
age
pension
movement.
HEAT
WAVE
NEAR
END
Videspread
Rains
and
Cool
Breeze
In
Minnesota,
Michigan
And
Wisconsin
C1IICAOO,
July
20:
Widespread
rains
and
cooling
breezes
have
brought
promise
of
a
definite
end
to
the
heat
wave
in
three
States
where
blistering
temperatures
in
fifteen
days
claimed
more
than
eighteen
hundred
lives,
nearly
hal:
of
a
nation-wide
total
of
forty
five
hundred.
The
states
wen
Minnesota,
where
772
perished
Michigan,
with
617
Wisconsin,
with
469.
dead;
av
Is
Carried
On
Great
Law
Enforcement
Machine
In
United
States
Built
Up
WASHING-TON,
July
20:
Quiet
ly
but
determinedly
pressing
his
war
on
crime.
J.
Edgar
Hoover,
dl
rector
of
the
federal
bureau
of
In
vestlgatlon
-Is
gradually
building
ud
a
four-part
law
enforcement
machine
uneaualled
in
size
and
skill
by
any
other
nation.
Mining
Activity
Balnbow
Mining;
Syndicate
of
Van
couver
to
Operate
Several
Properties
SMITH
ERS,
July
20:-Mr.
Pu-herty,
local
manager
of
the
Raln-vw
Minlnir
Syndicate
of
Van-
couver,
arrived
in
Smlthers
at
the,
first
of
last
week
to
start
opera
tions
on
the
several
groups
u.
claims
recently
secured
by
his
syndicate
on
Babine
Mountain.
These
consist
of
the
Rainbow
group,
the
Judge
group
ana
several
smaller
groups
and
It
Is
In-..nrfed
to
Dut
a
small
crew
of
men
to
work
Immediately
cleaning
out
the
old
workings
and
uncovering
ore.
VANCOUVER.
July
20:-Thous-ands
were
treated
Saturday
to
a
Oriental
pageantry
and
sample
qf
!KfftrM
Vancouver's
Chinese
aoe
opei"6
the
city's
50th
anniversary.
LANG
AHA
ISLAND
WEATHER
BUREAU
BEING
INSTALLED
Allen
F.
McCauley
of
To-
ronton
who
has
been
on
a
trip
into
the
Yukon
Territory,
ar-
t
rived
here
from
the
north
on
the
Princess
Alice
Saturday
afternoon
and
left
today
on
board
the
lighthouse
tender
Newington
for
Langara
Island
where
he
will
instal
.
a.
com-
plete
meteorological
bureau.
t
Mr.
McCauley,
who
took
all
the
necessary
instruments
with
him,
expects
to
be
at
4
Langara
a
week
or
ten
days
making
the
installation
and
4-.
4
giving
the
necessary
instrnc-
4
tions
to
the
lighthouse
staff
4
In
regard
to
their
use.
The
In-
4
stallation
of
the
station,
it
Is
4-
expected,
will
prove
a
great
t
boon
to
fishing
craft
In
dis-
trict
waters.
T
4
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
90,500
pounds,
7.7c
ind
6c
to
8-4c.-an.d
6jc
....,
-
Canadian
62.000
pounds,
6.5c
md
5.5c
to
6.9c
and
5.5c.
American
Tordenskold,
21,000,
7.7c
and
6c
Cold
Storage.
Betty,
14,500,
82c
and
6c,
Pacific
Arcade,
15,000,
8.3c
and
6c.
Royal.
Viking,
12.000,
8.2c
and
6c,
Booth
Havana,
16,000,
8.4c
and
6c,
Atlin.
Eureka,
12,000,
8.1c
and
6c,
Pacific.
Canadian
Pair
of
Jacks,
14,000,
6.5c
ana
5.5c,
Cold
Storage.
Cape
Spencer,
12,000,
6.9c
anr
5.5c,
Booth.
Embla,
19,000,
6.9c
and
5.5c,
Cole;
Storage.
Tramp,
17,000,
6.5c
and
55c,
PIONEER
IS
DEAD
Fred
.Watson,
Smithers
Merchant,
Formerly
of
This
City,
Passes
,
Away
SMITHERS,
July
20:
Fred
Wat
son.
moneer
resident,
ana
wri
'having
been
employed
by
Lynch
tVio
rnsri
to
the
property
Is
at
Bros.
In
1909
and
was
later
attach-
nresent
In
bad
shape,
owing
to
thejed
to
engineering
parties
on
the
recent
rains.
And
it
is
necessary
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
Hn
ronslderable
work
on
the
along
the
Skeena.
He
came
to
Driftwood
road
before
very
much
smithers
In
1913,
later
went
over-can
be
done
towards
transporting
seas
and
returned
to
Smlthers
at
material
and
supplies.
jine
ena
oi
tne
war.
wncre
ue
wviu
It
Is
hoped
that
me
government,
mm
ine
grocery
Dusmess.
ne
was
will
take
lmmeaiai
aw3
...-1
Known
inruuguuuv
uiw'
tate
the
work.
iB.C.
and
was
universally
respected.
.
Mr.
Watson
was
ill
for
over
a
year
Ijr
Qnoc
and
had
an
operation
performed
at
YanCOUVer
OtcS
Mayo's
a
year
ago,
making
a
des-
i
iperaie
enori
to
iignt
me
maiaay.
Oriental
UlSPlayiHe
leaves
his
wife,
five
sons
and
v
r
v
one
daughter
all
of
Smlthers.
.
."r"Ki,.
as
Pari1
"e
"as
51
years
of
age
and
was
Chinese
Mage
bom
In
England.
Of
Jubilee
Celebration
The
funeral
will
be
held
Tuesday
morning.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
WINNIPEq,
July
20:
Wheat
is
quoted
here
as
follows:
July.
92;
September,
92;
December,
91V4-
I
PPOVINC'Al
I
LIBRARY
VICTORa,
e.c.
Mackerel
Are
!
Bfought
In
By
Seining
Boat
The
Hazel
L.,
Capt.
W.
Leask,
ran
into
a
school
of
mackerel
about
sixty
miles
south
of
here
at
Gill
Island
and
took
Jifty-flve
fine
ones
In
their
net.
The
net
was
let
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
(8
AJrt.)
High
2:40
a.m.
20.9
ft.
Prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
light
15:19
pm.
20.1
ft.
southea'lnd;
barometer,
30.10;
Low
9:09
ajn.
2.0
ft.
tpmoe-t.
54;
sea
smooth.
21:25
p.m.
5.4
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
xxV.,
No.
f
V
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JULY
20,
1936
PRICE:
5
CENTS
erasts
and
Rightists
Are
in
Conflict
PAIN
HAS
CIVIL
WAR
a
1
t
t
hist
Government
is
ihodhiiihb
Workers
Against
Fascists
To
Defend
Capital
Much
Fighting
iy
Cities
In
Disorder
Moroccon
Kebels
Are
Attacking
Mainland
MADRID.
Spain,
July
20:-Spaln
Further
Details
of
Road
Program
in
District
FISHING
RESUMED
i
Seiners'
Strike
at
Butedale
Has
Now
Been
Ended
land
said
special
prayers
of
thanks
De
resuming
work.
Sunday
for
King
Edward's
escape
from
a
pistol
attack
last
week
while
the
Monarch
.Spent
a
quiet
aifk
Hnr
Hii
week-end
at
his
Fort
Belvedere
UfcttlVU
1
Wl
1
U
country
home.
The
King
was
ablt
to
relax
.after.
tryjjig
week
al
though
Intermittent
showers
in
'.erfered
with
his
hobby
of
garden
ing.
PICNIC
FOR
SEA
CADETS
RAILWAY
ANNIVERSARY
4,
1
joy
a
Die
ouung
wmc.ii
was
nwnmcu
by
some
eighty
persons
including,;
besides
boys
of
the
Sea
Cadets'
Corps,
parents
of
the
boys,
mem-!
20:
A-
RIGHT
TO
RE-ARM
DARDANELLES
IS
GIVEN
TURKEY
.
MONTREUX,
July
20:
Im-
mediate
right
to
remilitarize
the
Dardanelles
was
granted
to
Turkey
Saturday
night
by
nine
signatories
to
the
Lau-
sanne
post
war
treaty.
.
4-
Robbers
Is
On
Provincial
Police
Continue
Quest
For
Bandits
in
Peace
River
Country
VICTORIA.
July
20:
Near
For!
'Nelson,
in
the
remote
wlldreness
1
f
the
British
Columbia
north,
six
i
men
are
still
belns
hunted
for
Island!
was
prabably
the
biggest
fur
Outin
Yesterday
on
Di5by
Was
Greatly
Enjoyed
by
Some
If0
in
fthe
ot
thf
P"
lnce
Twey111116
ba,es
valued
al
Eiehtv
fcigniy
Persons
rersons
I
$32,000
belonging
to
the
Hudson":
The
Sea
Cadets
picnic
under
the,0
Company
auspices
of
the
local
branch
of
the
I
Navy
League
of
Canada
at
Tugwell
n
i
ti
A
71
C
FT
Islands
yesterday
was
a
highly
en-,
Y
LUi
1
TO
KEN0RA
bers
of
the
Navy
League
andj
others.
Oeneral
transportation
was
d
R,ffou
Tel)s
of
vsit
And
pi
OViaeu
oy
ine
isaiiauiau
r
ion
a,
j
Cold
Storage
Co.
with
the
big
fish'
packer
Chief
Legale.
A
number
of.
other
private
boats
also
took
pic-'
nickers
to
the
Island
for
the
day,
Leaving
at
10
o'clock
in
the
morn-
the
Prairies
Where
Found
it
Too
Hot
of
last
week,
quite
He
Completing
a
two
months'
holl-
Aatr
In
the
rnnntrv
east
of
Prince
ing,
the
big
party
was
safely
home
Ru'pert
&s
fap
&&
Kgnm&
neA
Rlf.
at
7
P
m-
j
fou
returned
to
the
city
at
the
end
happy
to
be
home
after
the
heat
and
flies
of
the
Whistles
of
local
shops
and
lo-
prairies.
His
objective
on
leaving
rnmntives
of
Canadian
National
was
to
attend
the
old
timers
jubilee
nhnnt.
nf
Rmlthers.
nassed
away
In
poiinravs
u-m
Wow
a
one-minute
at
Kenora
where
he
had
previous-
hospital
here
Sunday
morning.
He
Diast
at
noon
tomorrow
in
com-
ly
lived
for
nine
years.
He
spent
was
an
early
resident
of
Rupert
memoratlon
of
the
100th.
annlver-
ten
days
mere
ana
mcu
a
icw
uiu
Earv
nf
the
first
train
run
In
Can-
friends
-
...
,
.
4
aria
reference
to
which
was
made
Mr.
K1IIOU
was
qunc
uiipicaacu
ilth
Kenora
as
a
business
centre.
a
few
days
ago.
1
j
it
claims
a
population
of
9,000
but
TO
ROOF
RIVER
!
its
area
is
not
as
great
as
Prince
Rupert.
Its
industries
inciuae
STOCKPORT.
61uruit1'
Eng
.
July
r
J
miln
mill
and
a
flour
mill
but
(CP)-Town
council
nas
accepted
-
-
,
.
tourists
contribute
vprv
very
a
tender
or
$540,390
for
construction
of
a
"
road
"roof"
'"
over
the
largely
to
the
business
success
of
the
place
,
,,CV
;
which
he
thinks
will
be
a
big
city
"
nnnnn
cm,J1
i
building
summer
homes,
on
the
WWttlua
"'c
islands
ln
the
Lake
of
the
Woods
and
they
come
ln
regularly
and
buy
supplies.
Motor
traffic
is
also
very
heavy.
What
he
aid
not
nice
was
the
temperature
of
106
in
the
shade
and
the
plague
of
fish
files
that
are
everywhere
in
thousands.
These
flies
are
an
Inch
and
more
ln
length
and
in
some
cases
they
were
in
clouds
so
thick
that
the
people
busy
with
their
hands
had
to
have
a.
boy
to
keep
the
flies
off
them.
There
were
also
mosquitoes
and
in-
sects
of
various
kinds,
all
of
which
made
living
conditions
unpleasant
WHOLE
UNEMPLOYMENT
SLACK
WILL
BE
TAKEN
UP
BY
PUBLIC
WORKS
down
again
but
without
success!
yhe
Thousand
of
Men
to
be
Provided
With
Jobs
in
This
Dis-
and
no
sign
of
these
fish
hisl"""'"
.
,
prf)rram
Re;nir
Undertaken
lointlv
l"Ct
Under
urogram
Being
Undertaken
Jomiiy
since
been
seen.
;
They
were
has
ended,
according
to
word
re-i
brought
to
the
city'
and.
sold
to
celved
here
at
the
week-end.
The
Uy
UOVernmentS
Jones'
Family
Market.
These
flsh(Indian
Department
power
cruiser
-
are
said
to
be
scarce
In
these
!
Naskeena,
with
Dominion
con-.
Providing
a
program
01
Work
Which
Will
be
extensive
waters
and
these
are
the
first
fish
stable
A.
J.
Watkinson
on
board,
h
t
care
Qf
flU
unemploved
cases
jn
the
gngj.
of
the
kind
sold
commercially
In,
which
twuv.ll
has
lias
been
uccu
Bumuui
standing
by
uy
a..
at
.
.
district
.
,
.
.
,
of
.
TJ
Prince
.
.
n
t,
i
f
oj
ct,
Atlin
ai;'.'j
Ail
and
j
r
rw
Prince
Rupert.
ENGLAND
THANKFUL
Prayers
of
Gratitude
Offered
Fol
lowing
Escape
of
King
LONDON,
Eng.,
July
20:-
Rupert,
Skeena,
Om-
n,tPrtni.
rtnrtn
the
rt
week
eerine
I
while
Indians
had
manned
the'
ineca
electoral
ridings
for
the
balance
of
this
working
'seineboats
after
'the
white
men
season,
plans,
profiles,
statements
of
quantities
and
esti-
went
on
strike,
returned
early
mates
have
been
in
course
of
preparation
at
provincial
!
today.
Skeena
River
seiners
were
lhere
Saturday
afternoon
for
a
'strike
meeting
but
returned
to
the
river
and,
apparently,
are
not
striking.
Fitzhugh
Sound
gillnetters
have
'.
resumed
fishing
for
Namu
Cannery
at
40c
per
fish
and
Bella
Coola
Eng-
fishermen
are
also
understood
to
WAR
BASE
IN
NORTH
United
States
Starts
Fortifying
Desolate
Aleutian
Islands
WASHINGTON,
July
20:
On
a
desolate
island
at
the
spearhead
of
the
barren
Aleutian
chain
which
curves
downward
I
from
Alaska,
the
United
States
Is
breaking-
ground
for
the
preparation
of
a
war
base.
They
believe
it
will
be
the
striking
point
for
defence
on
the
west
coast
in
case
of
war
on
the
Pacific.
It
will
close
the
"open
door"
by
which
an
enemy
could
invade
this
country
from
the
north.
University
Girl
Victim
of
Attack
White
Man
Sought
in
Connection
With
Rape
and
Murder
At
Nashville
.
NASHVILLE,
Tenn.,
July
20:
A
white
man
was
sought
over
the
week-end
by
police
In
connection
with
the
rape
and
murder
of
Helen
Clevenger,
19
year
old
New
York.
University
co-ed.
Authorities
are
investigating
a
chemist's
report
to
determine
whether
blood
found
on
shirt
of
a
negro
bellboy
cor
responds
with
that
of
the
girl.
Courts
United
BERLIN,
July
20:
Chancellor
Hitler
has
secretly
launched
aj
move
ito
clear
the
way
for
im-i
nubile
works
department
head
quarters
In
Prince
Rupert
for
the
construction
work
which
is
about
to
be
Instituted
under
the
Joint
auspices
of
the
federal
and
provin
cial
governments.
The
program
will
give
employment
to
several
thou
sand
men
in
the
north
at
current
wages
pertaining
to
the
district
which
at
Prince
Rupert,
for
in
stance,
are
forty
cents
per
hour.
Main
-highways
as
well
as
mining
roads
and
trails
will
benefit
and
It
is
expected
the
following
projects
will
be
authorized,
some
to
be
done
bjr
contract
find
some
by-day-labar
.
according
to
the
adaptability
of
the
particular
project:
Extension
of
the
road
out
of
Prince
Rupert
a
little
over
a
mile
from
its
present
end
to
Taylor
Lake.
Extensive
Improvement
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Marine
Drive
as
well
as
the
Massett
roads.
Improvements
and
new
construction
at
various
points
between
Terrace
and
Vanderhoof
on
the
main
highway
including
the
gap
between
Usk
and
Cedarvale.
Improvement
and
extension
of
the
motor
road
from
Fort
St.
James
to
Manson
Creek.
I
Work
on
the
Telkwa
coal
mine
road
and
on
the
road
and
trails
up
Hudson
Bay
Mountain.
Survey
of
a
suitable
road
to
the
Big
Missouri
mine
at
Stewart.
Restoration
to
traffic
of
the
Dolly
Varden
Railway
at
Alice
Arm
following
extensive
damage
it
suffered
in
floods.
Extension
of
the
Unuk
River
trail
from
the
international
boun
dary
line
to
operating
mining
property.
Improvement
of
the
road
from
Telegraph
Creek
to
Dease
Lake.
q
y
p
uiner
projects
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considered
and
prepared
for.
I
Great
demands
have
been
made
'nn
the
nermanent
staff
of
the
nub-
Chancellor
Hitler
Would
Establish
Qepartment
ln
tn
pre.
Better
Relations
.
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hurrv
as
the
exact
nature
of
the
require
ments
could
not
be
contemplated
until
final
negotiations
with
the
federal
government
had
been
con-
proved
political
and
commercial
re-
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with
the
United
States,
it
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learned.
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furthered
and
aid
will
also
Ellsworth
Plans
New
Expedition
accrue
in
the
providing
of
access
to
mining
properties.
Canton
Aviators
Abandon
Ships
Noted
Explorer
to
Make
Another
ifo
Nationalists
Trip
to
Antarctic
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LOUISE.
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July
20:-5ertlon
of
scores
of
Canton
avla-Llncoln
Ellsworth,
noted
explorer
j
tors
flying
sixty
airplanes
which
of
Polar
regions,
revealed
ln
an
ln-.iney
presented
me
nauonai
tervlew
here
that
he
Is
nlannine
to
wunese
government,
was
rcpiKica
launch
another
ship
and
airplane
expedition
to
the
Antarctic,
Todays
Weather
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
60.
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
calm,
62.
Stewart
Cloudy
to
rain,
57.
through
Chinese
sources.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
ICP)
Bar
silver
was
unchanged
at
44c
per
ounce
on
the
New
York
metal
market
today.
,