Today's
Weather
(8
AM.)
prince
Rupert
Misty
rain,
light
northerly
wind;
barometer,
29.60;
temperature,
64;
sea
smooth.
1.XXV.,
No.
140
AR
9
"A
,uinilAL
CONFERENCE
TO
HE
HELD
NEXT
YEAR
LONDON,
June
15:
(CP)
prime
Minister
Stanley
Bald-
o.
win
announced
In
the
House
'ALEST1NE
kritain
Taking
nrm
Hand
Stamp
Out
Disorders
Fabyan
Winners
In
Wightman
Cup
Tennis
WlMw.pmrvN
Enor
.Timp
15:
?
author
To
Ien
Jacobs
and
Mrs.
Sarah
Pal-imogg,
iney
maae
mm
She
PASSES
K.
Chesterton,
Outstandin;
English
Man
of
Letters,
Is
Dead
of
Commons
today
that
an
Imperial
Conference
would
be
BEACONSFIELD,
Eng.,
June
15:
held
in
London
next
May
lm-
(CP)
Gilbert
Keith
Chesterton
mediately
after
the
corona-
aged
62,
one
of
the
greatest
En?-
tion
of
King
Edward
VIII.
nsn
men
of
letters
of
the
present
Various
premiers
and
other
re-
century,
died
on
Sunday
from
preventatives
of
the
Dominions
aropsy.
nill
attend.
4
For
several
years
during
the
the
fiel
dof
English
literature
but,
with
his
admirers
constantly
growing
In
numbers
and
his
work
better
understood,
he
eventually
came
to
vwTjf-irp
mTAffT
00
known
In
England
as
the
most
I
1
1
1
1
r
I
Vi
I
I
W
lovable
and
bo?151
character
VUAUA
AlVy
If
among
British
authors.
imt1PT
Pll
T
imn
1
K
All
IJ
1
1
His
own
Idea
of
himself
was
that
he
was
born
to
attain
fame
as
an
artist.
He
made
a
determined
ef
fort
In
rparh
that
frni
1
Htr
Uavlnn
(muonwrn,
u..
gt
pau,.s
scnoo,
where
he
studlccj
.me
was
HUiciti
vuuj
.u..v,...B
vnlIM,
in
-ff-nrt
thp
art
Lnouncement
Saturday
by
the
.,.,
at
thp
o,.rip
Rrhnn,
.
Commissioner
tint
.....
'
rltlih
High
don
thp
rnlp
art
l-utic
to
be
taken
f
steps
were
crltlc
for
The
Bookman..
for
a
amp
out
sucn
disorders
as
nave
tlme
he
ri
ivord
that
hi
natural
ftn
prevailing
lor
several
weeiu.
bent
was
toward
literature
and
he
iraos
ana
Jews
were
warnea
mat
.-,
hl,
...
rip.
rsons
louna
gumy
oi
terrorom,
yoU,
hlmself
to
cultlvatlng
that
ooung
on
iirmsn
troops,
ini-
...
nt
pvnr,nn
hnth
ln
vpr
ring
wun
communications
aim
anrt
nr0
xh
offences
would
henceforth
be
nnn
m
to
me
ueaui
Pjenuy.
and
wlth
lng
me
experience
In
ISLANDER
fliam
Campbell
of
(ueen
Char-
Wtc
City
Passes
Away
After
Operation
i
William
H.
Campbell,
formerly
a
a
a
publisher's
office.
Chesterton
mV
A
TO
fYC
ln
1900
Produced
a
volume
of
ULA
1
ll
F
clever
poems
under
the
title.
'The
who
Knignt."-it
was
aDout
mat
time
he
definitely
took
to
journal-Ism
as
a
career
and
became
a
regular
contributor
of
signed
articles
to
the
liberal
journals,
"The
Speaker,"
and
"The
Dally
News.'
From
the
first
Chesterton
established
himself
as
a
writer
with
distinct
personality
combative,
iner
and
prospector
and
for
some
unconventional
and
dogmatic-
ars
living
as
an
old
age
pensioner
with
the
result
that
his
w
Mings
Queen
Charlotte
City,
passed
were
much
sought
and
were
pub-
uy
yesterday
morning
In
the
llshed
in
some
niteen
Lonaon
rlnce
Rupert
General
Hospital,
newspapers
and
magazines.
In
adhering
from
acute
appendicitis,
ditlon
to
his
original
style,
the
had
been
rushed
here
Saturday
author
attracted
runner
attention
ternoon
by
the
provincial
police
by
his
versatility,
his
work
rann-
t
P
M,
L.
8
for
an
operation.
!
lng
from
fiction
to
xugitive
verse
The
lntn
vtr
Tamnhell
was
78
and
irom
artistic
criticism
to
ais-
arsof
ace
and
was
born
ln
Nova
;
cusslons
of
ethics
and
religion,
his
Nla.
He
has
a
daughter
living
ln
c
United
States.
I
Funeral
arrangements
are
ln
the
nds
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers.
American
Women
Defeat
British
reputation
was
iiuwiui
enuauccj
by
the
republication
of
much
of
his
work
ln
a
series
of
volumes
In
which
his
acute
criticism,
pungent
style,
humor
and
his
capacity
for
laying
down
the
law
with
unflag
glng
Impetuosity
stood
out.
The
Interest
excited
by
Chesterton's
work
and
views
was
Indicated
by
an
analysis
of
them
ln
an
anonymous
volume,
CF.
K.
Chester-
lelen
Jacobs
and
Sarah
Palfrey!
ton:
a
criticism,"
published
ln
1908.
Chesterton
was
born
at
Kensington,
London.
May
29,
1874.
In
1901
he
married
Miss
Franc's
!tv
pni
tu
ttw
RiniPi
Beaconsfleld.
a
uonaon
suwuro.
Jme
up
from
behind
to
defeat
Stammers
arjd
Freda
James
of
IHy
land
1-0,
0-3,
7-5
in
Wightman
to
tennis
at
Wimbledon
Saturday.
WHEAT
IS
GOING
UP
h'nfavorable
Crop
Conditions
In
United
States
Cause
Jump
Of
Price
at
Winnipeg
WINNIPEG.
June
15:
(CP)
Sharp
price
gains
in
wheat
were
sored
on
the
Winnipeg
Grain
Ex
I
nange
today
as
a
result
of
un-
avorable
crop
conditions
ln
the
plted
States.
Values
closed
2c
m
lc
higher
with
July
at
7978c
er
bushel;
October,
79s8c,
and
De-"mbcr,
8OV0C.
Vancouver
Price
VANnntmT?r
tm
k;-
rrpl
.
.Whfat
was
quoted
at
7738c
on
the
eXChflnirp
InHav
Q
WWVIMf
TOWNSKND
IN
MAINE
!
PORTLAND,
Maine,
June
15:
In
I
the
course
of
an
organization
tour,
iDr.
Francis
E.
Townsend
of
Cali-
fornla,
father
of
the
Townsend
old
Jage
pension
plan,
arrived
In
Port-
land
Saturday.
Zioncheck
To
Be
Declared
Sane
Washington
Congressman
Is
Ex-peeled
to
Leave
Hospital
This
Week
WASHINGTON
D.C.,
June
15:
Congressman
Marion
.wuwici.iv
of
Seattle,
who
has
oeen
conuneu
n
the
nsvchopatnic
ware
oi
u
inni
hnsnital
for
the
past
week
or
so
Is
expected
to
be
declared
sane
and
released
this
week.
He
Is
now
talking
of
making
a
theatrical
tour
of
the
northwest.
next
Monday.
Prime
Minister
Addressed
Meeting!
At
Vanderhoof
Saturday
Night
In
Support
of
Connelly
VANDERHOOF,
June
15:
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo,
who
Is
touring
Omlneca
constituency
In
support
of
the
candidature
of
M.
M.
Connelly
The
Prince
Oeorge
Citizen
news
paper
says
the
Liberals
have
noth
ing
to
fear
ln
the
by-electlon.
Father
Hubbard
Is
Coming
North
Glacier
Priest
to
Look
For
Pre
historic
Monsters
in
Alaska
SANTA
CLARA,
Cal.,
June
15:-
Mailing
of
3,578,000
soldiers'
bonus
checks
will
commence
today,
the
distribution
to
total
$1,900,000,000.
The
checks
may
be
cashed
as
close
as
in
the
Post
Office
Itself,
Postmaster
General
James
M.
Far
ley
announces.
TRADE
IS
IMPROVED
Expansion
Both
In
Exports
And
Imports
is
Shown
in
Canada
OTTAWA,
June
15:
(CP)
The
Department
of
Trade
and
Com
merce
today
reported
that
Can
ada's
exports
last
May
were
more
than
$17,000,000
higher
ln
value
than
in
May
a
year
ago
and
that
Imports
were
worth
almost
$5,000,000
more
than
In
May
1935.
Car
Runs
Away
On
Busy
Street
One
Woman
Slightly
Injured
In
Seattle
Traffic
Crash
SEATTLE,
June
15:
One
woman
was
slightly
Injured
when
a
run
away
automobile
crashed
down
a
hill
on
James
Street
in
the
down
town
area
Saturday
and
collided
with
a
street
car.
There
was
con
siderable
excitement
on
the
street
for
a
while,
Card
of
Thanks
The
executive
committee,
Navy
League
of
Canada
(Prince
Rupert
Branch),
express
their
thanks
to
the
public
for
the
generous
sup
tag
day
on
Saturday.
The
sum
of
.
$83.28
was
collected.
PROVINCIAL
LIBRARY
VICTORIA,
B.C.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JUNE
15,
1936
ST
SITUATION
STILL
NAVAL
MEN
Jaanese
Blue
Jackets
Put
Ashore
At
Amoy,
Canton
And
Hong
Kong
In
the
by-election,
spoke
here
Sa-
Pirales
Driven
Away
From
Ameri
turday
night
before
a
large
meet-
early
part
of
his
career,
Chester-
lng-
Last
Thursday
night
he
was
at
ton
was
somewhat
of
a
puzzle
hi
Telkwa-
The
election
takes
place
can
Institution
After'
Sharp
Clash
TOKYO,
June
15:
CP)
Five
Japanese
warships
have
arrived
at
Amoy
in
South
China
and
landed
blue
Jackets
ostensibly
fojr
the
pur
pose
of
protecting
Japanese
nationals
from
Internal
strife.
Japanese
warships
have
also
arrived
at
lanton
and
Hong
Kong.
Pirates
attacked
.
an
American
battle
in
'which
five
men
were
kill-
Forty
Cents'Per
Hotir'
lo
be
Gen
eral
Rate
on
Relief
Public
Works
Projects
VICTORIA,
June
15:
(CP)
Men
employed
on
public
works
projects
undertaken
by
the
pro
vincial
and
Dominion
govern
ments
will
work
eight
hours
per
day
and
receive
the
same
wages
as
paid
on
government
jobs
in
the
same
districts,
it
was
announced
today
by
the
Department
of
Public
Works.
The
generally
accepted
scale
for
laborers
on
government
work
is
forty
cents
per
hour.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
15,000
pounds,
7.1c
and
6c.
Today's
Weather
Triple
Island
Cloudy,
fog
patches,
light
easterly
wind;
barometer,
29.54;
sea
smooth.
BAH
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
June
15:
(CP)
Bar
silver
was
selling
at
44?4c
per
ounce
)n
the
local
metal
market
today,
port
extended
to
the
Sea
Cadets
Dlonne
on
this
occasion.
DIONNES
EXPECTING
VISIT
FROM
STORK
4
CALLANDER,
Ont..
June
15:
j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ollva
Dlonne,
parents
of
the
famous
quln-
tuplets,
are
expecting
another
visit
from
the
stork
possibly
this
week
but
not
later
than
the
end
of
the
month.
Dr.
A,
R.
Dafoe
will
not
attend
Mrs.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Premier
Pattullo
I
AWnTNf!
HE
I
Heavy
Sentences
WIRES
ARE
m
.
.
ljni1LHVl
Vl
"
"
m
.
"
louring
Ummeca
Imposed
on
Trioj
RESTORED
t
Forgeries
Bring
Twenty
Year
Term
dian
NaUona,
Get$
Us
Com
Woman
SPOKANE.
June
15:
-Two
men
MAYOR
IS
ARRESTED
Chief
Magistrate
of
Charged
with
Malfeasance
In
Office
BIG
CROWD
AT
PICNIC
picnickers
to
the
Island.
After
refreshments
an
Interesting
program
of
sports
was
run
off
In
quick
time.
J
In
some
events
there
was
such
a
big
Dig
entry
entry
list
list
that
mat
heats
ircaia
naa
unu
to
wuc
oe
mercial
Lines
up
Again
After
Flood
Damage
Tom
orrow
s
Tides
High
Low
11:10
a.m.
17.7
ft.
23:06
p.m.
21.6-ft.
4:56
am.
3.2
ft.
16:50
p.m.
7.5
ft.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
VERY
UNSETTLED
NATIONS
DEFAULTING
AGAIN
ON
WAR
DEBTS
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
June
15:
France
was
the
sixth
na-
tion
Saturday
to
notify
the
United
States
State
Depart-
ment
that
she
would
not
be
"Wims
are
nn
aaain"
was
the
meeting
ner
war
debt
install-
HnQnifnl
A'tf
nrlfPfl
'!ind
3
rtmar
WCrC
se,nenc
to
welcome
notification
given
by
Ca-
ment
due
today
and
totalling
midtKtU
llUdpiiai
terms
of
twenty
years'
imprison-
;iadlan
National
Teiegraphs
to
its
$75,000,000.
Other
nations
who
Iment
in
Walla
Walla
State
Peni
tentiary
Saturday
following
conviction
on
forgery
charges.
EnglisKSags-
Show
Increase
Father
Bernard
Hubbard
of
Santa
lwe"?
nl
ama,g
T
We"
,
JU
Tc
H
of
tne
attaches
inJui"ed-
LOmeUian
IS
Clara
Unlversltv.
known
as
the
.
Hu8e
anti-Japanese
demonstra
-niariPr
PriPt-
aH
famns
fr
by
Chinese
students
were
re
hi.
-vrotinn.
nf
Aito
an-lons
at
PelPln
Saturday
nounces
that
he
will
lead
an
expe-
Ported
ditlon
to
the
Alaskan
Peninsula
this
summer
In
quest
of
the
re
mains
of
great
prehistoric
mon
sters.
First
he
and
his
party
will
endeavor
to
scale
the
"Bear's
Paw"
lear
Juneau,
a
group
'of
crags
I
which
have
defied
mountain
cllm
bers.
-
'.
Bonus
Payments
Commence
Today
Millions
of
Checks
Are
Being
Dis
tributed
in
States
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
June
15:
SCALE
OF
PAY
SET
customers
Saturday
evening.
For
have
advised
that
they
will
not
,
two
wtJk3
the
wires
had
been
down
pay
are
Great
Britain,
Poland,
t
on
account
of
flood
damage
to
lines
Juso-Slavla,
Lithuania
and
In
the
lower
Skeena
Valley.
On
Roumanla.
Finland
will
pay
as
Saturday
night
repair
crews
work-
usual.
insr
frnm
thp
east
and
west
met
near
Shames,
thus
ending
the
longest
telegraphic
tie-up
Prince
Rupert
has
experienced
in
a
quarter
Reach
Heaviest
Figure
in
Fifteen
of
a
century.
During
the
interrup-
Years,
Statistics
Show
tion
on
the
land
lines,
Prince
Ru-
pert's
only
telegraphic
communlca-
LONDON,
June
15:
Savings
of
tion
with
the
outside
world
was
by
i
small
investors
ln
Great
Britain
the
Dominion
radioteiegrapnic
ser-
'years.
A
considerable
portion
;a.
inose
siain
were
inree
piraies
thls
u
jn
savinss
banks.
and
two
policemen.
The
hospital,
;
IS
MOVING
TO
EUROPE
hospital
at
Amoy
tonight
but
were
reached
fifteen
billion
dol-
vice
which
was
almost
constantly
Apostalic
Delegate
For
Canada
Is
beaten
off
after
a
machine
gun
thp
h,aviMf
tntai
in
fiftppn
lonzested.
Transferred
to
Budapest
of
Communications
for
Prince
Ru-
pert
with
the
outside
world
are
VATICAN
CITY,
June
15:
An-now
back
to
normal
again
even
If
nouncement
was
made
at
the
Vault
may
be
weeks
before
railway
can
Saturday
of
the
transfer
of
I
traffic
Is
restored.
According
to
re-
Most
Rev.
Andrea
Cassulo,
Apos-
H
01
din?
UWn
v
"
nclals
are
sald
t0
have
lntlmated
thollc
church
fr
Canada
and
5.
that
it
will
probably
be
a
couple
of
Newfoundland,
to
Budapest,
Sun-months
before
trains
start
running
gary.
He
Is
at
present
attending
the
Improvement
Reported
in
Condi-
throueh
on
the
local
line
aealn.
Eucharlstic
Congress
which
is
In
tion
of
W.
C.
Fields
superintendent
W.
H.
Tobey
progress
in
Vancouver.
'authorized
the
announcement
this
;
RIVERSIDE.
Cal.,
June
15:
The
morning
that
n
would
be
August
1
r"ITrII
T'rVlV
condition
of
W.
C.
Fields,
popular
lt
tne
earllest
beIore
through:
I
Nl
H
Ft
)K
1
screen
comedian,
was
reported
tw,.
could
start
Tunnine
aBain.
V
slightly
Improved
last
night-
His
Meantime
repair
work
on
the
lines
temperature
-was
down
tw6
degrees
proceeds
steadily
and
the
flood
from
103
at
which
It
stood
when
he
'
waters
continue
to
recede
back
to-
entered
hospital.
For
the
present
ward
normai
ieveis,
stage
of
pneumonia,
his
physicians!
stated
that
he
was
doing
as
favor
ably
as
could
be
expected.
Adult
Education
Key
to
Problems
Canadian
68,500
pounds,
6c
andarrested
Saturday
on
charges
of
aj
'gti
Dunstan's
University,
.lc
to
6.3c
and
5.4c
American
Reliance,
15,000,
7.1c
and
6c,
tlln.
Canadian
Capo
Beale,
37,000,
6.3c
and
5.4c,
Jooth.
Bobbie,
9,000,
6c
and
5
1c,
Cold
storage.
Domino
II,
8,500,
6.2c
and
5.2c,
Mlln.
Viking,
14,000,
6.2c
and
5.5c,
Cold
Storage.
malfeasance
and
misfeasance
ln(
The
trouble
today,
he
suggests
office.
He
has
been
released
on
ln
hls
essay
on
Adult
EduCatlon.
bonds
of
$5000.
Is
the
lack
of
education
of
tlv
adult
population
Canadians
are
not
Illiterate
but
they
do
not
know
how
to
use
their
education,
he
believes.
In
the
Island
province
the
newborn
adult
education
movement
Is
being
seized
enthusiastically
and
with
the
help
of
the
prov-
Mnclal
library
chain
the
student
Upwards
of
One
Thousand
Persons
v
lt
is
"assured
of
steady
.
7
...i..
Outing
;says
says
At
Canadian
Legion's
.
growth."
"Stagnation,
complacency
and
Little,
If
Any,
Fireworks
Expected
At
Democratic
National
Convention
PHILADELPHIA.
June
15:
Preparations
are
being
completed
for
the
Democratic
National
conven-
tl0"
to
be
held
here
from
a
w
Says
Writer
of
Prize
Essay
At
St.
Dunstan's
University
Tuesday.
J
That
the
convention
will
be
do-
mlnated
by
President
Franklin
D.
I
CHARLOTTETOWN.
June
15:
Roosevelt
and
that
his
New
Deal
Pittsburg.
(CP)
Adult
education,
a
move-
wni
receive
a
sweeolne
formal
en-
ment
ln
Its
Infancy
ln
Prince
Ed-
dorsement
appears
to
be
a
fore-ward
Island,
is
the
key
to
the
gone
conclusion
although
there
is
present
situation
of
the
Canadian
a
possibility
that
.certain
conserva-neoDle
who
"are
not
able
to
n
ti..
i
1S:MaVOf'
r
r..
-
m.iucm.
m
uu
ma,
PTTTKmTim
Jnnn
.
...
e
1
prooiems
ma,,make
themselves
felt.
There
Is
wnii.
Mrw-i;
fiprv
nhipf
ml.
-
no
William
McNalr.
fiery
chief
magi-
..
confront
them
ln
the
opinion
of
ouestlon
about
the
renomlnation
of
.
ues"on
e
renomlnation
or
has
been
strate
of
Pittsburg,
who
,aoul
n
A
MacDonaid
0f
Cardlean
araigan.
Mac"onal,a
President
Roosevelt
and
Vlce-Pres
m,.nh
much
,n
ln
thp
the
nmpiitrht
limelight
nf
of
Htp
late,
wa-,
wa.
-
p
E
I
193g
Alumnl
,ze
essaylst
dent
John
Vance
Garner.
STRIKE
IN
SAWMILLS
Lumbering
Industry
Along
Lower
Columbia
River
Badly
Tied
Up
PORTLAND.
Ore.,
June
15:
All
but
two
of
the
large
sawmills
In
the
Portland
area
have
been
forced
to
close
down
on
account
of
strikes
ln
thirty
Columbia
River
rnvnrprl
with
Ideal
weather,
the
unsound
dogmatism
must
be
over-1
logging
camps.
Dispute
over
the
Canadian
Legion
picnic
yesterday
come"
before
the
movement
makes',
men
was
the
primary
niahv
Tsland
was
an
unauallf
led
anv
real
progress,
he
thinks,
and
cause
oi
tne
logging
camp
strih.es.
success,
there
being
upwards
of
a:
the
task
nas
only
oegun.
thousand
present.
The
Boys'
Band
He
hopes
Islanders
will
be
far-
nlaved
on
the
way
to
Cow
Bay,
sighted,
because
although
"prac
where
a
good
boat
service
took
the
tical
results
may
De
seen
in
ouri
lifetime,
the
full
harvest
of
ouri
efforts
will
be
reaped
only
by
succeeding
generations."
p
i,a
.
run
and
ln
some
races
dead
heats
alltOmianS
idiS
resulted
so
that
an
extra
deciding
run-off
was
necessary.
A
enfthall
fromp
hpt.uppn
mlvPfl
l
V
OVtVUHII
l
.
-
-
-
teams
captained
by
Jock
McGrelsh:
Matanuska
Visit
and
Douglas
Frlzzell
resulted
ln
a
PALMER,
Alaska,
June
Inspector
Of
Territories
Visits
Alaska
win
for
Frlzzell's
team
by
11
to
8..
party
of
120
members
of
the
Los
at
Fairbanks,
Many
of
the
children
took
advan-'
Angeles
Chamber
of
Commerce,
ln
tage
of
the
ideal
weather
and
water,
the
course
of
a
tour
of
Alaska,
vis
conditions
to
spend
their
time
In
lted
the
Matanuska
Valley
Satur-the
water.
Others
enjoyed
baseball,
day
and
were
given
a
warm
wel-and
football.
jcome.
Dr.
Charles
Mllllkan,
famous
Committees
ln
charge
of
the
var-i
scientist,
was
one
of
the
members
(Continued
on
Page
Two)
ol
the
party.
SEATTLE,
June
15:
Dr.
Ernest
Omening,
director
of
territories
of
the
United
States,
arrived
ln
Seat
tle
Saturday
following
a
tour
of
(Alaska
during
which
he
gave
an
15:
Aiaddress
at
the
University
of
Alaska
KILLED
HIS
MOTHER
DUBLIN,
June
15:
(CP)
Edward
Preston
Ball,
20,
son6
of
a
Dublin
doctor,
was
founds
guilty
but
Insane;;
on
a
charge"
ofsmur-derlng
'
his
mother.
.yL
'
..
...
,