Today's
Weather
Three
Japanese
freighters
re
expected
at
bedgewick
ay,
Queen
Charlotte
Isl-
sds,
shortly
to
load
cargoes
hemlock
timber
for
the
rient,
according
to
word
ceived
here
today
from
T
1
1
A
A.
Be
isianus.
Arrangements
re
now
under
way
at
the
J.
Morgan
Logging
Co.'s
imp
for
the
loading
of
the
fcsels.
Murray
McPhail,
Seattle
bier,
representing
the
ex-
Irting
In-All
interest,
arrived
at
riitiv.j
imj
uw
kill;
jm
v;-
tit
trip
of
the
steamer
iince
Charles.
ts.
EW
TIME
MARK
SET
hdtnburg
Clips
Her
Own
Record
For
Crossing
of
Atlantic
Ocean
ANKFqRT-ON-MAIN,
Oer-
ny.
Aug
13:
Having
clipped
one
pr
and
43
minutes
off
her
for-
r
Atlantic
crossing
record,
the
irman
dirigible
Hlridcnburg
re
ined
here
yesterday
afternoon
Bm
Lakehurst.
N
J.,
having
made
trip
in
43
hours
and
five
min
f
esbytery
In
Session
Here
mess
at
Gathering
of
United
(Church
Clergy
Yesterday
Of
Routine
Nature
frlnce
Rupert
Presbytery
of
the
I'tcd
Church
of
Canada
was
in
session
yesterday
at
First
Uni-
Church,
business
being
largely
a
routine
nature
In
connection
I1'
the
missionary
work
of
the
pren
m
the
district.
The
sessions
fned
at
9:30
in
the
morning
and
punued
until
late
afternoon.
supples.
Following
completion
of
his
mission
to
Prince
Rupert..
Pilot
Elliott
;
will
return
to
Stewart.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
M.
Cheolin,
graduate
of
Cape
Spear,
3,000,
com
mow.
hshal
College,'
managing
dlr-
7.9c
and
5.5C.
.
.
Kytclle,
3,000,
Atiln,
8c
and
5.5c.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.72.
Dentonla,
.i5'2.
Dunwell,
.03,
Minto,
.38
V2.
Meridian,
.08.
Morning
Star,
.013,4.
National
Silver,
.022
Noble
Five.
.02
V4.
Porter
Idaho,
.04.
Premier,
3.00.
'
J
Reeves
McDonald,
.06.
Reno,
1.23.
Relief
Arlington.
.30.
Sahnon
Gold,
.09.
Taylor
Bridge,
.09.
Wayside,
.103,i.
.
,.
United
Empire,
.03.
-
-
Toronto-
Beattle,
1.43.
Central
Patricia,
4.25.
Chibougamau.
1.72.
Gods
Lake,
1.16.
Int
Nickel,
53.65.
Lee
Oold,
.11.
Little
Long
Lac,
6.00.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
2.05.
Perron,
1.27.
Pickle
Crow,
7.10.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,.
2.16.
San
Antonio,
1.90,
Sherrltt
Oordon,
1.66.
Slsco,
4.70.
Smelters
Gold,
.10.
Sturgeon
River,
.43.
Ventures.
2.15.
'
McCleod
Cockshutt,
4.40,
Oklend.
.37.
Mosher,
.67.
Bousquet,
,12
4.
Bldgood
Kh-kland,
1.65.
Gllbec.
.05Vb.
Jowsey,
.15,
Moilscn
Red
Lake,
1.03.
May
Spiers,
.47,
Wendlgo,
.22.
Wlnoga
Patricia,
.34.
EXPULSION
OF
C0NNELL
Price
and
Swalles
Also
Thrown
Out
by
Provincial
Executive
Of
C.
C.
F.
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
13:
(CP)
Rev.
Robert
ConneU,
Jack
Price
and
R.
B.
Swalles,
all
members
of
the
Legislature,
have
been
ex
The
reason
riven
for
the
ex-
Pilot
Elilott
will
take
In
men
andj
puisotl
was
tnaj
they
had
re
fused
to
accept
the
1936
convention
decisions
and
had
refused
to
abide
by
the
platform
and
policy.
RETURNS
TO
BIRTHPLACE
60-mile
trip
down
the
Peace
Hlver
on
a
raft
to
recapture
his
team
which
had
run
away'
and
set
out
for
Fort
Vermillion,
350
miles
noith
of,
here,
where
they
had
been
foaled
and
bred
Fresh
fish
from
Vancouver
and
fresh
meat
from
jwinnlpeg
to
Montreal
has
been
transported
with
eminently
satisfactory
results
in
new
railway
refrigerator
car
equipment'
perfected
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station,
according
to
word
received
at
the
station
yesterday
from
Otto
.Young,
mechanical
engineer
o
the
station,
who
Is
now
in
Montreal,
The
highly
perishable
goods,
in
each
case,
reached
their'
destinations
in
the
best
of
shape
despite
exceptionally
hot
weather
conditions.
The
success
attending
the
experimental
shipments
was
so
I
marked,
indeed,
that
railway
officials
are
said
to
(company
have
been
much
impressed
and
there
is
believed
to
be
the
possi-bUity
that
the
new
freezing
equipment
will
be
put
Into
general
use
on
the
lines.
Further
particulars
from
Mr.
Young
are
being
awaited
with
in-terest
at'trie
station5''""
CANDIDATE
FOR
GRITS
j.
Howard
Forester
Government
Standard-Bearer
in
Burrard
By-Election
comer
In
the
political
arena,
was
last
night
unanimously
nominated
as
Liberal
candidate
for
Burrard
in
the
forthcoming
provincial
by-
cA.U1.nM
ri1n.tir
Mil.
A
Tomorrow's
Tides
(S.jLM.1.
......
High
.11:46
a.m.
18.0
ft.
prince
Rupert
Light
rain,
calm;
r
23:39
203
ft.
pjn.
barometer,
30.10;
temperature,
58;
Low
i
5:28
a.m.
3.6
It.
iea
smooth.
17:40
pm.
8.0
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISI1
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
L.
XXV
No.
190.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
AUGUST
13,
1936
fRICE:
5
CENTS
SEBASTIAN
IS
Arrangements
For
bhip-
merits
Being
Perfected
At,
J.
It.
Morgan
Logins
Co.'s
Camp
on
Queen
Charlottes.
NOW
UNDER
HEAVY
SIEGE
XHUkilNli
TIMRF.R
FROM
KM
MM
Tf)
1A
PA
N
offensive
fhree
Vessels
Coming
To
Sedgewick
Bay
To
Take
Aboard
Cargoes
re
in
attenrinnm
ujptp
nv
pn
Daker
of
Anyox,
chairman;
J
Love
of
Port
SlmDson.
Iretary,
Rev.
c.
D.
Clarke
of
pe
Rupert,
Rev.
Frank
Bush-
W
of
Port
Essington,
Rev.
Peter
H'y
oi
the
mission
boat
Thomas
Psy
and
Rev.
Dr.
8.
S.
Ostcrhout
Vancouver,
superintendent
of
"Sons
for
British
Columbia.
'
'"BUSHES
CHINESE
PAPER
ANCOUVER,
Aug.
13:
(CP)-
v-nmcse
weekly
newspaper,
d
In
English
p.OOO
Chinese
residents
In
Can
w'u
oegln
publishing
here
month.
Keith
Zll
8.
Wiles,
Lon-
RECORD
IN
AIR
WORK
Pilot
Charles
Elliott
Exceptionally
Busy
at
Stewart
STEWART.
Aug.
13:
Favored
by
good
weather
during
a
recent
weekend,
Pilot
Charles
Elliott,
of
the
Pacific
Airways
had
a
very
busy
time
flying
freight
and
passengers
into
the
Unuk
Valley.
When
the
weather
started
to
show
signs
of
breaking,
Pilot
Elliott
broke
all
previous
records
on
one
day
when
he
made
six
return
trips
into
the
Un
uk,
carrying
three
tons
of
materials,
etc.,
for
the
Premier
mining
opera
tions
In
the
vicinity
of
MacKay
Lake.
Asked
concerning
this
day's
work,
Pilot
Elliott,
was
.very,
disinclined
to
talk
oj
It
and
tne
only
miormauon
available
had
to
come
from
other
sources.
In
connection
with
this
re
cord,
which
is
by
no
means
the
first
Pilot
Elliott
has
hung
up
in
this
district,
it
seems
.that
the
largest
number
of
return
trips
previously
made
was
four,
and
this
he
had
himself
established.
Prior
to
that
the
largest
number
of
trips
made
into
the
Unuk
was
two.
The
six
trips
were
made
in
12
hours'
flying
time.
During
the
week-end
Pilot
Elilott
transported
some
five
tons
into
the
Unuk,
as
well
as
sev
eral
men,
Including
Ross
Terhune,
who
has
gone
in
to
inspect
some
ground
in
which
the
Consolidated
Mining
ti
Smelting
Co.
is
lnteres
ted.
Pilot
Elliott
has
still
to
make
some
seven
trips
to
the
Unuk.
af
ter
which
he
will
proceed
to
Prince
Rupert
where
he
proposes
to
sub
Ject
his
plane
to
a
thorough
over
haul.
In
addition
to
three
trips
still
to
be
made
for
Premier,
Pilot
Elilott
Is
reported
to
be
scheduled
to
take
three
parties
into
the
Unuk.
These
include
men,
supplies,
etc.,
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Syndicate,
headed
by
Dr.
Carson;
the
S.
B.
P.
Syndicate,
consisting
of
Storie,
Bjork
and
Prout.
Accompanying
the
S.
B.
P.
Syndicate
will
be
Mrs.
Storie,
who
will
hold
the
record
or
Deing
me
first
woman
to
go
Into
the
Unuk
for
the
purpose
of
assisting
with
the
work
to
be
done.
Mrs.
bione
will
cook
for
her
husband
and
his
partners.
Those
going
In
for
these
two
syndicates
win
engage
in
uu-Ing
assessment
work.
A
new
and
third
syndicate
will
this
year
enter
the
Unuk
area
from
this
district.
Ralph
Swartllguer,
Bill
Pettman
and
Harold
Kay.
also
all
of
Premier,
will
be
another
syndicate
for
whom
Potato
Price
Has
Doubled
In
Fortnight
VANCOUVER,
.
...
.
op
rebels
ii
i
i
Aug.
13:
The
price
of
potatoes
on
wholesale
row
here
is
up
from
$20
a
ton
two
weeks
ago
to
$45
per
ton
today.
There
Is
a
distinct
shortage
and
supplies
are
now
being
Imported
to
the
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Courieiy
8.
D.
Johaiton
Oo.)
Vancouver
B.
0;
Nickel,
32.
,
'
Big
Missouri,
54.
Bralorne,
7.50.
.
B.
R.
Con..
.05
Vi.
B.
R.
X.,
.12.
SHIPMENT
IS
SUCCESS
Practical
Use
of
New
Refrigeration
Equipment
Devised
Here
Is
Established
TENDENCY
FOR
GOOD
'country
which
started
out
to
balness
and
the
Industries
which
the
Burns
Lake-Ralnlne
calm
5j
pelled
irom
tne
uo-operaiive-
'
q.
n
1
Comonwealth
Federation,
British
'JjtCWtirt
DnKer
Columbia
section,
it
was
announced
yesterday
afternoon
by
the
provincial
executive.
if
f.
Ii
r
t
1
a
ll
Native
Sons
Are
Loyal
to
Britain
But
Want
Autonomy
1
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
13:
The
Native
Sons
of
Canada,
in
convention
here,
passed
a
resolution
opposing
Gyro
Club
Inspired
by
Discourse
Of
appeals
to
the
Privy
Council
in
'
Padre
Michael
Coleman
London.'
Further
perfection
of'.
of
Toe
II.
Canada's
autonomy
is
also
sought,
j
Loyalty,
to
the
British
sovereign
i
"There
is
a
tremendous
tendency
was
voted.
Heating
Plant
To
Be
Put
In
Canadian
Legion
in
Session
Employment
of
Veterans
And
Other
Matters
Discussed
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
of
the
British
Empire
Service
League
took
place
last
evening
with
President
VV.
M.
Brown
in
the
chair.
Applications
for
regular
member
ship
from
Daniel
Roche
and
Ernest
Valpy
were
approved.
Letters
from
Dominion
headquarters
of
the
Legion
were
read.
These
outlined
the
results
of
the
conferences
between
ex-service
men's
organizations
and
the
gov
ernment
in
cpnnec'lorvwlUv
the
.question
of
unemployment
among
I
veterans.
The
great
assistance
offered
by
the
Legion
was
fully
appreciated
by
the
government
and
'the
reasonableness
of
the
requests
showed
that
the
veterans
still
had
the
spirit
of
service
to
their
country
very
much
at
heart.
President
Brown
appointed
a
committee
consisting
of
Jack
Preece,
S,
A.
Bird
and
James
Watt
to
assist
him
in
carrying
out
the
recommendation
of
the
meeting
to
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
13:
J.
How-
excavate
a
proper
basement,
this
ard
Forester,
manager
of
Hugh
M.
toeing
necessary
prior
to
the
instal-
Fraser
&
Co.
Ltd.,
local
brokerage
j
latlon
of
a
central
heating
plant,
and
financial
house,
and
a
new-,
The
co-operation
of
the
branch
wlll
be
fully
extended
to
the
Women's
Auxiliary
in
connection
with
the
annual
bazaar
to
be
held
In
October,
Delegates
to
the
Trades
election.
Mayor
G.
G.
McGeer
M.
and
Labor
Council
were
also
as-P.,
whose
resignation
caused
the
sured
of
the
support
of
the
Legion
vacancy,
was
In
attendance
at
the
for
the
Labor
Day
sports,
convention
and
gave
a
vigorous!
:
speech
in
support
of
Mr.
Forester.
Mr.
Forester
will
oppose
Dr.
Lyle
j
Telford,
the
C.
C.
F
,
candidate,
and
a
Conservative
candidate
who
has
yet
not
been,
nominated
but
who
is
generally
expected
to
be
Dr.
j
Frank
T.
Patterson.
I
Mr.
Forester
Is
also
a
barrister.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
58.
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
calm,
58.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
53.
TRAGEDY
ON
TRIP
Brother
of
Local
Lady
Was
n
..
i
t
:
it'i,li.
cIm
I'
for
good
among
people
today,"
as
je'rted
Padre
Michael
Coleman,
or
?anizer
of
Toe
H.
for
Western
Can-ida,
is
an
address
before
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
at
luncheon
yesterday.
"Everywhere
there
Is
the
urge
to
help
people
to,
find
God
and
good.
The
church
Is
widening
lout
and
becoming
more
vital
to
the
people
because
t
is
beginning
to
realize
the
necessity
of
doing
some-King
real
to
cater
to
present
day
ieeds."
Padre
Coleman,
who
Is
no
stran-jer
to
Prince
Rupert,
gave
a
highly
.nteresting
and
Inspiring
talk
In
typical
raconteur
style.
More
specifically
he
dealt
with
some
of
the
n?wer
forms
of
social
service
work
which
are
beln
gadopted
in
England
to
assist
the
youth
and
the
unemployed.
Throughout
his
remarks
could
be
discerned
an
under-!
1
tone
of
the
equality
and
brotherhood
of
men
after
the
artificial
distinctions
of
class,
position
or
possessions
had
been
removed.
i
The
noted
padre
described
in
a
picturesque
way
the
functions
and;
activities
of
the
Duke
of
York's
camp3
and
the
St.
Francis
homes;
in
England
and
also
a
new
type
of
ecclesiastical
woik
beinz
carried
on
A,
from
Tower
Hill
jn
London.
Duke
of
York's
Camps
The
Duke
of
York's
camps
were
being
operated
primarily
for
the
a
pleasure
excursion
but
wnicn
church
In
the
past
had
not
reached
I
turned
out
to
be
a
tjagic
fcxeur-1
adequately.
Regular
noonday
ser-
jslon
when
"Doc"
John
E.
Proctor,
i
vices
were
held
each
week-day
and.
their
guide
and
host,
fell
to
his
they
had
begun
to
attract
persons
.
.aeain
'rio'ith
irom
frnm
a
a
wuiiv-"Wv
hlrtv-foot
breclrjlce.'
yicviF'vt.
irom
an
smions
o:
me
in
ousiness
Tide
of
Battle
in
Spain
in
Their
Favor
Conditions
in
Madrid
Are
Serious
IRUN,
Spain,
Aug.
13:
(CD-Rebel
artillery
in
the
San
Sebas-tian-Irun
area
launched
a
general
offensive
yesterday
to
destroy
government
control
of
the
northeastern
seaboard
as
insurgent
chiefs
announced
that
the
government
had
abandoned
the
Bay
of
Biscay
city
in
face
of
rebel
onslaughts.
San
Sebastian
was
bombed
today
by
five
rebel
planes,
heavy
damage
being
inflicted
in
the
desperate
offensive
for
possession
of
the
seaside
resort
city.
Conditions
in
Madrid
became
serious
as
the
water
supply
gave
out
.and
numerous
cases
of
tetanus
were
reported
to
the
authorities.
LOYALISTS
EXECUTED
RABAT,
French
Morocco,
Aug.
13:
(CP)
Execution
of
forty
officers
and
men
attached
to
the
Madrid
government's
air
'.
force
after
they
were
captured
in
the
storming
of
San
Rafael
Es'pinar
was
announced
by
the
rebels
by
radio.
Soldiers
of
General
Mola,
rebel
commander,
lined
up
the
men
and
shot
them
down;
said
(
the
broadcast.
'
i
BRIDGE
IN
TWOYJiARS
J.
T.
Taylor
Predicts
Rapid
Construction
of
Great
First
Narrows
Span
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
13:
Speak-
purpose
of
bringing
together
youths
Ing'
at
a
West
Vancouver
Day
ban-between
the
ages
of
17
and
21
fromlqiret
in
connection
with
the
Van-various
environments,
ranging
'couver
Jubilee
celebration,
A.
J.
T.
from
Sandhurst
Royal
Military
Col-
Taylor,
promoter
of
the
First
Nar-lege,
"the
cream
of
English
educa-'row
bridge,
predicted
that,
within
tional
institutions,"
to
the
boys
of
two
years,
the
great
new
bridge
the
docks.
The
breaking
down
of
will
have
been
opened
to
traffic,
social
barriers
thus
accomplished,
'
had
been
valuable
to
both
sides
CCfotno1
Pllfc
In
alike.
Padre
Coleman
told
many
in-
UUoldlllCU
Vsllld
111
terestirig
incidents
in
these
camps
i
ry
D
1
D
1
oik
of
which
he
had
been
himself,
DCCr
1
clnOr
mclWl
In
charge
of.
j
The
St.
Francis
Homes
had
been
I
Aj
a
rjsuit
fracas
ta
a
founded
with
a
view
to
providing
beef
parlor
,Mt
nlght
when
John
lodgings
for
"tramps"
and,
if
they
Barseth
sustained
cuts
over
and
desired,
to
provide
them
with
acti-
under
eye
whicn
necessitated
vities
as
a
result
of
which
they
his
removal
to
the
Prince
Rupert
might
take
up
useful
work
and
re-;
General
Hospital
wiliere
six
habilitate
themselves,
Some
of
the
stitches
had
to
be
put
In,
Anton
organizers
donned
the
habits
of
Urvik
appeared
In
city
police
Franciscan
monks
and
moved
court
this
morning
on
a
charge1
....
o
fVi.
'among
the
men
of
the
roads
vlr-'of
assault,
occasioning
actual
-
"
1
r
hi
i
m
i
vinn
rnom
inrac
Duncan
Armstrong,
brother
of
Mrs.
J.
E
Jack
of
this
city,
and
Mrs.
Armstronz.
returned
a
few
The
new
ecclesiastical
work
be-
bodily
harm.
Urvlk
pleaded
not
guUty
and
was
remanded
until
lng
conducted
from
Tower
Hill
In,
this
afternoon.
London
was
also
the
subject
of
ln-
I
days
ago
to
their
home
In
Canoga
j
terestlng
description.
The
object
trip
into
the
Klamatn
Kiverjweuare
oi
a
type
or
people
in
mm-.
Uytifi
Wocrh
f.
A
A
M
I
VUV11
Passes
Away
FrprWink
W.
Wpsrh.
...
mm
ww-
JYlOVed
l6
KaSlO'
A
Hollywood
paper
tells
of
the!and
industry.
One
of
the
outcomes
an
ex-alderman,
mana-
trageay
as
iouows:
had
been
the
placing
of
chaplains
eer
01
tne
rioneer
The
tragedy
occured
when
the
Waller
Wright
is
Transferred
To
fishing
party,
made
up
of
tic
rtranrh
in
Knotrnav
nutrirt
Ward
on
mercantile
vessels.
Laundry
and
one
of
New
Church
Work
prin,,p
T?nprt's
hpftt.
Armstrones.
trongs.
Mr.
Mr.
and
and
Mrs.
Mrs.
Verne
vemen
continuing
along
the
line
of
the
,
'",,,
'j1
MM
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
E.
Smith
and
Doc
Proctor,
had
hiked
eight
cdleman
asserted
"
"
that
the
church
teemed
'
pioneer
citizens,
wuuer
wngni,
manager
oi
wie
Bam
fnr
snmfi.
V
,
.
.
.
4.
H,!,
nffn
;
Stewart
branch
of
the
Dank
of
ZZ
,
7nd
the
mentwas
DeBmnins
10
reailze
inai
In.
'
Vaa
Vytl"110.
M
!
Montreal,
Mont.!,
who
who
had
ha(t
Just
rpinmort
returned
lln?
J?..
'Rontinued
on
pw
Four.
,
noon
at
2:30
in
the
A
rttall
,to
6
their
varbui
PEACE
RIVER,
Alta..
Aug.
13:
1
from
his
holidays,
has
been
notified
s
flrst
mishap
of
the
dy
ICP)
Braving
black
files
and
mos-jlhat
he
is
to
be
transferred
to
Kas-oame
when
Mr
Warci,
while
wad-
PAYS
FOR
TROUSERS
oHnMOOO
nouhds,
7c
and
quitoes,
T,
Tetrick.
Peace
River
lo
in
about
six
weeKs
from
now.
m
water,
slipped
aivd
In-
EDMONTON,
Aug.
13
5.5c
to
8c
and
5.8c
American
None.
r.mariian
Fenella,
8,000.
Boothl
7c
anci
,.8c.
i
Prince
Rupert
General
:
Hospital
at
the
age
of
(cp
-
4fi
vears.
He
had
under-
""'""""
-
-,-
.
,
l......
,
u
mul.
r,i,
j
n
,n
il
'
.
V
...
iransier
man,
maae
a
sutcrasiui
;
.
ijurea
nis
snouaaer.
niu
ucvcsji-
jviciKira
xvumey,
k,
was
uuuwh
io
t
n-one
ail
ODeimlOn
On
BAR
SILVER
'fated
the
party
going
back
to
the
ground
and
cut
recently
when
cf111.fiv
trp
:
1ir-
11
10
out
i
,.,V,I1
Iho
Rmllhs
xtilVfift
on
o
mnforlst.
tnnVpH
Vilm
off
his
Ocltuiuajr.
NEW
YORK,
(CP;
Har
itdvr
rtnrl
fh
rupturn
nf
ffUldP
hlrvrlp
Trii
rtrlwr
of
ihp
rat
was
unchanged
at
443,ic
ner
ounce
When
he
failed
to
appear
by
failed
to
leave
his
name,
but
he
lour
Cmiaren.
on
the
New
York
"metal-
market
nine
o'clock
at
night,
searching
did
leave
$1
to
repair
Ramey's
t
today,
(Continued
on
fago
Four)
'
.
.
trousers
torn
In
the
fall.
vived
by
his
widow
and
.