3NDON,
July
30:
(CP)
The
nr.!
yesterday
by
the
Judicial
ml'lce
of
the
Privy
Council
of
lappti
in
connection
with
ine
natinrf
:f
a
new
company
to
see
,hc
old
PJoneer
Gold
Mines
iln
r.a
way
affects
the
standing
tie
new
company
-Pioneer
Oold
pc
of
British
Co
umbla
Limited.
ie
original
action
was
brought
Mer
and
Andrew
Ferguson
of
ioria
ti
secure
a
minority
Infest
to
the
new
company.
V.".r
it
had
been
lost
In
the
Bri-
Columbla
courts,
the
privy
jncJl
dismissed
the
appeal
only
point
raised
by
the
defendants
it
the
Fergusons
had
no
right
to
contending
that
only
the
11-
dator
R
c
Salter,
could
do
so.
Pie
applicants
applied
for
person
to
iitart
a
new
action
In
the
fnc
of
the
liquidator
and
this
now
been
granted
by
the
Privy
Jncil's
decision.
fish
Fulfilled
In
Graduation
ferrta
Couple
Put
Children
Through
M'LORD
All
Seven
College
fEGREVILLE,
Alta.,
July
30
31
Mr
and
Mrs.
Frederick
tauh
never
went
to
unlverFlty
they
vowed
their
sons
would
jty
brought
up
lx
stalwart
sons
of
them
obtaining
university
jrecs,
Five
graduated
from
the
of
Alberta,
the
othef
Iiverslty
m
Marquette
Wis.
University,
Mil-ukee.
Ind
their
only
daughter,
Mrs.
lien
Podohuk.
also
is
Imbued
CROYDON,
July
30:
(CP)
After
enlng
to
the
Bishop
of
Ely
being
lerred
to
as
"My
Lord
Bishop,"
Bishop
of
Waikato.
New
Zea-
6d,
said
"we
are
not
used
to
SO
ch
'my
lording
In
New
Zealand."
Kiss
Donalda
Rlx,
little
daugh-
or
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Rlx,
re
ined
home
on
the
Prince
irlcs
this
morning
following
a
fct
to
Massett.
Novel
Newspaper
consisting
to
a
large
extent
ol
prominent
New
York
people.
They
are
on
a
two
months
"cruise
if
Pacific
waters,
the
trip
having
been
organized
by
National
Tours
of
New
York.
The
voyage,
uneventful
so
far,
started
from
New
Sork
and
came
through
the
Panama
Canai
and
up
the
coast,
wltn
stops
at
Mexican
and
California
ports,
to
Vancouver.
From
there
the
Prince
David
proceeded
via
Hecate
Straits
to
Alaska
and,
be
fore
arriving
at
Prince
Kupen
.
t.
i
The
travellers
were
mucn
i't
evidence
around
town
throughout
the
day,
taking
In
the
sights
and
anxious
to
see
all
points
of
interest.
As
a
souvenir
of
the
visit
here,
each
of
the
visitors
is
beln
presented
today
wltn
a
un
o.
canned
salmon.
The
local
fishery
product
is
the
gift
of
bKeena
River
canneries
and
the
distribution
was
organized
through
the
In
Great
Demand
nnw
ACCORD.
Alta
,
July
30:
(CP)
The
Bon
Accord
Herald
Is
sheet.
There's
no
a
fast-growing
a.m
nhnut
It.
12-year
old
Eddie
U
41.-
...
.
.
1
I""""'
'
.
u
wie
spiru
oi
rngner
learning-
ATT0t
the
publisher,
says
p
20-year
old
daughter,
Marlon,
s
an
honor
graduate
In
mathe-
tics
at
Vegrevllle
high
school.
le
had
completed
her
first
year
s
at
the
University
of
Alberta.
Eddie
announces
his
circulation
more
to
the
point,
they
are
"all
subscribers,
ue
is
cum-E.aHnn
paid
up
editor
and
printer
of
the
little
sheet
that
sells
for
two
cents
monthly,
SECOND
DICK
TURPIN
LONDON,
July
30:
(CP)-Stanley
...oe
sentenced
to
18
uennett
wn,
mnnths
imDrlsonment
recently
de
-u
Me
nim
"I
do
it
to
help
nronlc
noorcr
than
myself;
I
am
a
ntv
Turnln."
He
was
StXUllU
charged
with
theft.
efforts
of
the
Junior
Section
of
the
Prince
Rupert
..Qhamber.
of
Commerce.
Ralph
Lelevie,
president
of
Na
tional
Tours,
and
his
personal)
party
are
leaving
the
Prince
David'
here
today
and
will
proceed
tol
New
York
by
rail
tomorrow
night
Ship's
Officers
The
Prince
David
Is
in
command
of
Capt.
R.
A.
Clarke,
regularly
master
of
the
steamer
Lady-Hawkins
on
the
West
Indies
run.
this
morning,
stops
were
made
at
Other
officers
Include
Chief
Offl-Ketchlkan,
Juneau,
Sitka,
Skag-
cer
E.
C.
Wallace,
Purser
Franl:
way
'and
Wrangell.
The
trip
to;
Yates,
Chief
Engineer
P.
H.
Far-date
has
been
one
of
much
de-'mer.
Ship's
Surgeon
Dr.
D.
Orak
n,ht
tn
all
on
board
and
the
and
Chief
Steward
H
Singleton
travellers
are
now
looking
forward
As
pilots
for
the
trip
along
tht
with
keen
anticipation
to
the
Hon-
British
coiumoia
ana
a
i
a
s
k
a
olulu
visit.
(coasw
iapb.
james
wun,
musui
Immediately
on
arrival
here,
of
tne
wince
Jonn,
ana
n
the
Prince
David
tied
up
at
tht
Sparkes.
Second
Officer
of
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.'s
dock
to
take
or.
Prince
Charles,
are
at
present
or
fuel,
moving
later
to
the
Canadian
board
the
ship
and
will
leave
het
National
docks
from
where
she
off
Triple
Island
today.
Wilfrid
u,m
sail
for
Honolulu.
P.
Jackson,
lormeny
a
memoer
ui
the
staff
of
the
C.N.R.
city
ticket
office
here,
Is
acting
as
tour
conductor
on
the
British
Columbia
and
Alaska
coastal
part
of
thf
:ruise
and
also
leaves
the
vesse
here.
It
Is
the
first
visit
of
the.
Prince
David
to
Prince
Rupert
and
her
departure"
from
here
will
marl:
the
first
direct
sailing
ever
made
from
this
port
to
Honolulu.
DRAW
UP
PRIZE
LIST
A
special
committee
of
thf
Prince
Rupert
Horticultural
Society
met
last
night
with
Jack
Frew
presiding
and
drew
Tip
o
schedule
of
prizes
for
the
flower
show
which
Is
to
take
place
onj
August
10.
This
will
be
recommended
to
the
full
executive
at
a
meeting
to
be
held
early
next
week
along
with
a
plan
for
V
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
(8
AJV1.)
She
Mailt
High
11:58
am.
16.G
It.
Prince
Rupert
Overcast"
i
23:35
pjn.
19.7
ft
southwest
wind;
barometer,
i-Q
Low
5:42
a.m.
4.8
ft.
temperature,
62;
sea
smooth.-
17:35
pm.
9.0
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISI1
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
-
no
xxv.,
wo.
PRINCE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
RUPERT.
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
THURSDAY.
JULY
JULY
SO.
30,
1936
193fi
rRiCE:
s
CENTS
W
LiT-UPlN
SPANISH
CIVIL
WAR
1U
uja
PROJECT
Itting
In
of
Itailway
Northward
Irrora
Queen
Charlotte
City
Is
Reported
Reports
are
received
in
the
city
m
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
the
intention
of
interests,
bend
which
are
supposedly
the
lip
and
paper
Interests
of
the
Finland,
to
put
in
a
thirty-five
indard
guage
logging
railway
fore
long
from
Queen
Charlotte
ty
into
extensive
timber
stands
Graham
Island
to
the
west
of
issett
Inlet
and
In
the
central
rection
of
Naden
Harbor.
Hie
timber,
it
is
said,
is
fra
illy
becoming
over-matured
Ed
must
be
taken
out
beiore
surveys
for
the
railway
are
al-
idy
said
to
have
been
com-
eted.
Such
an
operation
would
be
of
lost
importance
to
Graham
ind,
"FECT
OF
DECISION
thtr
Explanation
of
Appeal
To
Trivy
Council
in
Pioneer
Gold
Cast
Here
With
Important
Tour
Party
Canadian
National
Steamships
liner
Prince
David
paying
first
visit
to
this
port
today-
Liner
Prince
David
Here
Today
With
Important
Tourist
Group;
Is
Sailing
Direct
For
Honolulu
Bringing
the
most
important
tourist
party
to
visit
Prince
Runert
this
vear.
the
bier
Canadian
National
"
1
n
-
WINNIPEG
July
30
(CP)
Steamships
liner
Prince
David,
in
her
coat
of
white,
ar-
Firmn;ss
,n
oalsidc
markcts
4nd
rived
in
port
at
7
o
clock
this
morning
from
Alaska
and
continuing
complete
lack
of
prai-
will
be
here
until
5
o
clock
this
afternoon
when
she
will
sail
direct
for
Honolulu.
On
board
the
Prince
David
is
a,
party
totalling
329
persons
and
,
,
,
.
.
.
j
Judging
the
local
gardens
and
i
Leader
lawns
which
takes
place
after
th
arrival
of
the
Judge
next
Wednes
day.
COMPLETE
ACCORD
IS
REACHED
IN
RUSSO
BRITISH
NAVAL
PACT
LONDON,
July
30:
(CP)
Reaching
of
an
Anglo-
Russian
naval
agreement
on
all
points
was
announced
at
the
Admiralty
today.
4
WHEAT
UP
TO
DOLLAR
Firmness
in
Outside
Markcts
And
Continued
Drought
Arc
The
Reasons
rie
rainfall
sent
wheat
future
prices
up
to
new
seasonal
highs
on
the
Winnipeg
Grain
Exchange
today.
For
the
first
time
since
October,
1935,
dollar
wheat
was
'posted.
Prices
rallied'
from
l:c
to
3"hC,
July
closing:
at
$1.03;
October
at
9954C
and
December
at
98Hc.
VANCOUVER
UP
TOO
VANCOUVER,
July
30:
(CP)
Wheat
was
quoted
at
98c
on
the
local
market
today,
up
from
96!c
yesterday.
MANITOBA
I
ELECTION
Liberals
Are
Still
Slightly
C.C.F.
and
Social
Credit
Even
ows:
Elected
Conservatives
14
C.
C
'F
4
Independents
2
Social
Credit
-
4
Communists
I
Leading
Conservatives
2
C.C.F
1
Social
Credit
1
Independent
1
Election
Highlights
Highlights
of
the
ballotting
in
addition
to
the
new.
found
Con
servative
strength
is
the
showin;
made
by
Social
Credit
and
Inde-
pendent
candidates.
I
Mayor
John
Queen
of
Winnipeg
has
been
elected
as
a
C.C.F.
mem
ber
along
with
S.
J.
Farmer,
C.C.F.
Attorney
General
W.
J
Major
and
Minister
of
Mines
J.
Baseball
Scores
American
League
Washington
6-5,
Cleveland
11-6.
New
York
13,
Detroit
3.
Boston
3,
St.
Louis
9.
Philadelphia
5,
Chicago
7.
National
League
St.
Louis
7-5,
Brooklyn
20-4.
Pittsburg
1-10,
Boston
4-4.
Chicago
2,
New
York
7.
Leftist
Government
is
Engaged
In
Desperate
Effort
to
Subdue
Revolt;
Some
Defections
Shown
IMPROVED
BUSINESS
and
employment
conditions
in
various
parts
of
British
Columbia
were
described
by
Frank
C.
Anders
of
Vancouver
in
a
cheerful
ta.k
before
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
at
Its
regular
weekly
luncheon
yesterday
with
Dr.
R.
U.
Large,
president,
in
the
chair.
Greatly
Increased
actl-vity
m
the
logging
and
lumbering
Industries,
attempts
of
foreign
agitators
to
tie
up
which
with
strikes
had
failed,
was
leading
the
way
back
to
prosperity
for
the
province,
Mr.
Anders
declared.
two
or
three
good
seasons
and
this
was
expected
to
be
the
best
yet.
New
marketing
regulations,
.resulting
In
better
prices,
were
contributing
greatly
to
the
improvement.
'
Centering
In
the
Bridge
River
and
Cariboo
gold
districts,
the
mining
j
wages
during
the
depression
had
restored
the
cuts.
Speaking
of
unemployment,
Mr,
Anders
declared
that,
even
so-called
"good
old'
days,"
there
there
had
been
soup
kitchens
and
relief
lines.
There
probably
always
would
i.ninr
Ground
be
unnmployables.
This
was
a
prob
lem
wnicn
governments
apparently
i
realized
now
would
always
have
to
be
faced.
WINNIPEG,
July
30:
ICP)-
iranc
reanc
wnn..
Ubcral-Progressives
had
today
el-1
The
Canadian-American
uaae
ected
twenty-one
members
to
the,
treaty
and
the
imperial
iraae
Manitoba
Legislature
as
a
result
;
treaties
negotiated
a
few
years
ago
of
Monday's
elections
and
were
had
all
helped
Canada's
trade
very
eadlng
in
two
seats.
The
stand-
j
materially.
Mr.
Anders
declared.
!ng
of
other
parties
In
the
House
;
Election
year
always
saw
a
slump
f
fifty-five
with
the
elections
in
United
States,
the
speaker
de-in
two
scats
deferred
was
as
f
ol-
clared,
and
this
Inevitably
had
an
1
effect
on
Canada
although
possibly
j
the
effect
was
not
as
great
as
usual
on
this
occasion.
I
Mr.
Anders
closed
with
reference
to
Vancouver's
Jubilee
celebration
!of
tourist
trade
and
business
to
'
the
southern
city.
The
driving
force
of
Mayor
G.
G.
McGeer
had
been
one
of
the
factors
instrumental
in
making
the
Jubilee
such
a
great
success.
Halibut
Arrivali
Canadian
Oslo,
16,000,
7.5c
and
5.5c,
Atlln.
C.
McDiarmld
have
also
been
el-
n,T
Nnrfolk.
Enc
Juiv
30:
Marshall
Sir
Philip
Game,
Metro
politan
Police
Commissioner
ad-
YOUNG
FINANCIER?
WE8T
BROMWICH,
Eng.,
July
Bitter
Fighting
in
Many
Quarters
With
Varying
Results
Foreign
Embassies
Unable
to
Get
Guarantee
Of
Protection
For
Their
Nationals
MADRID,
Spain,
July
30:
(CP)
The
leftist
govern-Gyro
club
Hears
Peppy
Talk
By
ment
forces
of
the
Spanish
Republic
are
pressing
the
des-Frank
Anders
of
Vancouver
perate
purge
of
the
administration's
enemies
from
within
At
Luncheon
Wednesday
while
loyal
troops
smashed
two
insurgent
garrisons
in
the
southwest,
reinforcements
being
sent
to
the
siege
of
improved
business,
industrial
others.
Suspected
Fascist
functionaries
and
officers
were
ROAD
WORK
COMMENCES
Camps
Now
Being
Built
And
Fifty
Men
Will
be
Employed
During
Coming
Week
Camp
buildings
are
now
in
course
of
erection
and
within
the
coming
week
a
crew
of
fifty
men
The
Okanagan
fruit
district
had
will
be
at
work
on
the
extension
of
the
Skeena
River
highway
from
its
present
ending
a
mile
beyond
Cloy
ah
Bay
towards
Tay-i
lor
Lake,
a
distance
of
about
a
mile
and
a
quarter,
the
present
objective.
The
present
work
will,
it
is
ex-
Industry
was
on
the
up-grade.
t
pected,
be
in
progress
until
well
increasing'
into
winter.
The
whole
road
Wages
generally
were
Mr.
Anders
said,
and,
with
few
ex-!
building
operation
has
to
be
car-
ceptlons,
concerns
which
had
cut
"
out
including
slashing,
Clearing,
gruDDing
ana
grading.
ul
the
New
Chemical
I
.
To
Test
Milk
Product
of
Alberta
Professors
Re
suit
of
Three
Years
Research
EDMONTON,
July
30:
(CP)
To
two
University
of
Alberta
profes
sors
today
enquiries
poured
in
asking
information
about
their
new
chemical,
expected
to
revolu
tionlze
the
process
of
bacteriolog
leal
milk
testing.
The
men
were
Drs.
H.
R.
Thorn
wrenched
from
state
departments
ind
the
army.
Loyalist
Spain
confiscated
Its
nerchant
marine
today
to
form
an
antl-Fasclst
armada
of
defence
and
launched
a
desperate
ground
and
air
battle
for
possession
of
the
strategic
city
of
Zaragosa.
Spanish
nountalneers
reported
today
that
2000
loyal
troops
had
been
am
bushed
and
killed
outside
ot
Zara
gosa
by
the
rebel
army.
Forty
thousand
loyal
troops
were
reported
last
night
to
be
advanc
ing
from
Madrid
into
the
moun
tain
strongholds
of
the
Fascist
forces
with
a
view
to
breaking
them
up.
Bitter
righting'
conlnues
'in
southern
Spain
near
Malaga.
"Battalion
of
Death"
PARIS,
July
30:
(CP)
Spanish
rebel
fliers,
undaunted
by
explo-ion
and
destruction,
were
reported
organized
today
into
a
"battalion
of
death."
Pilots
are
reported
ready
'o
take
aloft
planes
full
of
explo-iives
and
hurtle
their
ships
into
Liberal
encampments
and
strong
holds.
Submarine
Sunk
GIBRALTAR,
July
30:
(CP)
It
was
reported
here
yesterday
that
the
Spanish
government's
sub
ton
of
the
University's
dairy
da-
jof
the
Spanish
rebels,
has
advised
partment
and
Reuben
Sandin
of
the
British
government
to
keep
Its
the
chemistry
division.
For
three!
ships
at
safe
distance
from
Span
years
the
two
have
worked
to
de-'ish
government
warships
to
avoid
velop
methylene
blue
thiosynate
for
testing
the
purity
of
milk
Thev
believed
their
product
to
be
I
which
was
attracting
a
great
deala
major
contribution
to
the
dairy
Industry.
The
new
substance
Is
practi
cally
100
percent
pure,
It
was
announced.
The
compound
now
gen
erally
used
in
testing
milk
quality
marine
C-3
had
been
sunk
by
bombs
from
a
rebel
seaplane
in
the
Straits
of
Gibraltar.
The
Insurgent
radio
station
at
Seville,
Spain,
announced
today
that
the
garrison
at
Valencia
had
revolted
against
the
government
and
gone
over
to
the
rebels.
Britain
Is
Warned
LONDON,
July
30:
(CP)
General
Francisco
Franco,
commander
q
(.tapirs
riv
hl
nlrprnft
Fears
For
Americans
i
MADRID,
July
30:
(CP)
Fears
are
entertained
for
the
safety
of
160
Americans
following
the
failure
of
the
United
States
embassy
to
obtain
any
guarantee
of
safe
transport
of
refugees
to
the
coast.
Meanwhile,
warships
of
various
methylene
blue,
varied
from
50
tc
natlons
hover
off
the
coast
In
the
60
percent
ln
purity.
Pair
of
Jacks,
18.000,
6.8c
and
5.5c,
tos
pooriy
ln
addUlon
the
crys
Cold
Storage.
PUBLIC
SCHOOL
SPIRIT
Crystals
from
methylene
bluj
.hlocynate
can
be
obtained
ln
almost
complete
purity,
that
being
the
chief
value
of
the
new
dis
covery.
Methylene
blue
crystal
(tals
carry
moisture
and
other
Lit-i
purities.
"ROAD
SENSE-
LONDON.
July
30:
(CP)
A
ected.
Ralph
H.
Webb,
Conserva-
..-n..
nnhllp
"c
scn00'
school
son-It
u
u
h
tive,
and
nH
James
i,m
rWriPt
Lltterlck.
Com-
mm.
.
.
.
P.
SP,.
scheme
to
give
boys
flt
Jtg
best
ls
heroiSm-at
Its
munlst,
both
of
Winnipeg
also
definitely
elected.
are
worst
snobbery,"
said
Air
Vice-
ln
prepara
tory
school
"road
sense"
has
b5"ti
launched
by
the
National
Safety
First
Association.
Howard
Frlzzell
came
in
on
the
Laura
F.
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
Skeena
River
Hot
Spring.?,
where
he
has
been
visiting
for
the
past
two
or
three
weeks
with
30:
(CP)
An
eight-year-old
boy
;
'
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
placed
on
probation
for
theft
of
Frlzzell,
and
will
leave
Saturday
two
bicycles
was
said
to
have
afternoon
by
the
Princess
Louke
hired
out
the
stolen
cycles
to
.on
his
return
to
Chicago
via
Van-older
boys
at
two
cents
a
ride,
'couver.
hope
of
picking
up
such
refugees
as
may
safely
arrive.
A
party
of
twenty
Americans,
who
had
fled
from
the
Vigo
district
and
for
whose
safety
fears
were
felt,
were
reported
last
night
to
be
safe
at
Marseilles,
France.
Today's
Weather
Triple
Island
Cloudy,
light
southeast
wind;
light
swell
Langara
.Island
Part
cloudy.
light
southerly
wind;
sea
smooth.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
60.
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
calm,
60.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
52.
Hazelton
Clear,
calm,
58.
Smithers
Clear,
calm,
mild.
Burns
Lake
Bright,
calm,
47.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
(CP)
Bar
silver
was
unchanged
at
44'4c
per
ounce
on
the
New
York
metal
market
today.