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OTTAWA,
JUiy
o.
vri
1
prime
Minister
William
Lyon
1
Mackenzie
King
told
news
government
would
appeal
soon
to
the
Privy
Council
opinions
(
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
Can-
ada
on
the
constitutionality
.
.
n
A.
a.
t
of
"some
oi
ine
uenneu
aa-
t
1
ministration's
"reform"
stat-
?
utes.
He
declined
to
say
which
would
be
appealed.
Governor
Martin
Of
Washington
Is
Agai
tin
Candidate
OLYMPIA,
Wash..
July
8:
Oov-
ernor
Clarence
D.
Martin
announced
yesterday
that
he
would
be
a
Candidate
for
re-election
as
governor
of
Washington
on
the
Democratic
ticket
at
the
election
this
iear
KABINET
IS
IRRITATED
Badttr
Game
is
Played
By
Germany
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CRISIS
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rf
iucu
me
linen
s
iauure
lu
iuuiv
the
British
question
on
Oer-
is
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Pr.l'.nl
Smuggling
of
Goods
Irritates
China
NANKINO,
China,
July
8:-Con-
ImiOrl
raf
it
enl
U-t
Tnnrn
n
nrnirfin
I
Matter
is
Held
of
Such
Importance
That
it
Must
Take
Precedence
Over
Everything,
Including
Balancing
of
Budget
LONDON,
July
8:
(CP)
Great
Britain
is
preparing
to
spend
another
large
sum
estimated
at
between
15,000,-
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nn,i
ook
nnr
nnn
nn
r..it
:
ti.
tr
papermen
last
night
that
the
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jjciii
ijauiinuii,
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jo
itui
ntU
nave
v.vjii
v
mh,lu
me
iitiiuntijr
that
the
urgency
of
national
defence
must
take
precedence
over
all
else,
even
the
balancing
of
the
budget.
RECORD
TO
HEAT
WAVE
BE
SOUGHT
i
CONTINUES
Queen
Mary
to
Step
Out
For
Atlantic
Blue
Ribbon
Next
Month
NEW
YORK,
July
8:
The
"Queen
Mary,"
Great
Britain's
new
forty
million
dollar
super
Little
Relief
For
Drought
Areas
Either
in
Canada
or
United
States
1
ST.
LOUIS,
July
8:
There
was
:
still
little
sign
of
relief
last
night
'from
the
drought
which
has
been
liner,
will
go
out
to
win
the
blue
'scorching
the
entire
Middle
West.
ribbon
symbolic
of
North
Atlantic
speed
supremacy,
in
August.
Officials
of
the
Cunard
White
Star
Line
are
confident
their
new
flagship
possesses
far
greater
reserve
power
than
her
record-holding
French
rival
the
"Nor-mandie.M
They
are
willing
to
wait
for
perfect
weather
conditions
and
warmer
water,
the
latter
a
great
aid,
before
opening
the
en
St.
Louis
had
had
its
fifth
day
of
temperature
averaging
100
degrees.
Milwaukee
had
its
hottest
July
7
on
record
when
the
thermometer
ascended
to
98
above
zero.
Rain
in
Saskatchewan
'
REOINA,
July
8:
Light
rain
fell
over
south
central
Saskatche-;
wan
yesterday
but
it
afforded
little,
it
any.
benefit
to
the
parched
'
'
ground.
!
gines
to
IhelimiU
.They
.
blteved
VeritableFnmaee.
everything
will
be
ideal
in
an
other
five
or
six
weeks,
CHARGE
OF
ESPIONAGE
Anti-Japanese
Activities
Suspected
By
American
Institutions
In
Tokyo
CHICAGO.
July
8:
The
great
plains
area
of
the
upper.
Mississippi
Valley
was
a
veritable
furnace
today.
The
vast
grain
and
corn
belt
of
the
prairie
states
may
expect
a
blistering
sun
and
scorching
winds
for
at
least
:
another
forty
eight
hours,
government
forecasts
said
today.
Some
Relief
WASHINGTON
D.C.,
July
8:
The
weather
bureau
reports
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since
July
3
from
South
Missouri
TOKYO,
July
8:
Vigorous
mca-'and
central
Texas,
northeastward
LI
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iY
VICTORIA,
B.C.
X
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
(8
AM.)
She
mm
High
:
3:56
a.m.
19.7
ft.
Prince
Rupert
Light
rain,
foggy;
v
p.m.
19.5
ft.
barometer,
29.88;
terr
ture,
57;
Low
..10:25
a.m.
3.1
ft.
sea
smooth.
inOl
22:58
p.m.
5.6
ft.
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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
;
Vol.
XXV.,
No.
159.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
8,
1936
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Great
Britain
Will
Spend
Twenty-Five
Million
Pounds
On
Defence
Construction
1
APPEAL
TO
HE
TAKEN
nationals
from
smuggling
i
iii
ix
i
n
ij
rninn
n
m
n
inn
f
nn
ciarai
aumonues
or
arasuc
pre
enwvc
measure,
is
hurrying
sino-
apanese
relations
towards
a
crisis
i
I
r
l
ft
rrn
n
M-.aaH
i
Mn
nnm.
Btu'viw
UttkUi
ill
nn
n
t
t
it
tiJL.iti.
i
the
Chinese
capital.
sures
were
taken
today
by
officials
of
two
leading
American
educational
institutions
here
to
combat
a
steadily
increasing
number
of
accusations
that
they
are
harboring
anti-Japanese
espionage
activities.
The
py
plot
charges
threatened
to
have
repercussions
in
Washington.
Paris
Situation
Continues
Tense
Following
Incident
on
Monday
When
Police
Failed
to
Break
Up
Demonstration
PARIS,
July
8:
The
civil
situ-ntinn
In
Paris
Is
still
tense
follow
ing
the
incident
on
Monday
when
police
and
mobile
guards
failed
to
of
15,-000
break
up
a
demonstration
Nationalists
who
staged
a
rally
In
the
Champs-Elysees
for
the
French
trl-color
as
against
the
red
flag
of
Communism.
Son
of
Victoria
Judge
And
Six
Others
Killed
as
Troop
Plane
Has
Crash
in
Egypt
OTTAWA,
July
8:
(CP)-Lieut.
Douglas
E.
Macintosh
of
of
the
Canadian
Corps
of
Signals,
son
Judge
J.
C.
Macintosh
of
Victoria,
and
six
othcis
were
killed
last
night
in
the
crash
of
a
troop-caiiy-ing
plane
in
Egypt.
Six
more
were
injured
and
are
"'The"
plane
burst
into
flames
after
it
had
crashed
in
the
darkness.
.
.
u
?M
1()no
t,
in
190J
Lieut.
Macintosh
was
born
in
Esqimnalt
and
was
on
exchange
duty.
j
over
the
southern
Ohio
Valley
and
central
Appalachian
mountain
sec
tlon.
t
PREMIER
DELAYED
Plane,
Bringing
Mr.
Pattullo
North,
Held
Up
By
Fog
at
Alert
Bay
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
wired
here
this
morning
that
he
was
delayed
by
fog
at
Alert
Bay
In
the
course
of
his
flight
from
Victoria
to
visit
j
the
northern
section
oi
me
province
and
expected
to
be
here
this
afternoon.
The
Premier
took
off
from
Victoria,
about
6
o'clock
this
mornlnu
and,
had
he
not
been
delayed,
expected
to
be
here
about
11
o'clock
this
morning.
Independence
Day
Death
List
Now
Is
Placed
at
441
NEW
YORK,
July
8:-The
latent
summing
up
of
the
cost
In
life
of
celebrating
the
double
holiday
of
the
Fourth
of
July
shows
a
total
of
441
persons
had
met
violent
death
over
the
week-end.
It
was
the
largest
Independance
Day
celebration
fatalltiy
list
since
1931
when
483
died
and
the
second
largest
In
the
last
nine
years,
However,
the
1936
deaths
weie
over
two
days,
whereas
the
compilations
for
some
of
the
previous
years
were
for
the
fourth
only.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
July
8:
(CPJ
Bar
Silver
was
unchanged
at
444c
per
ounce
on
the
local
metal
market
today,
Speed
Race
Forecast,
Between
Two
Giant
Atlantic
Liners
I
LJ
11
Inill
1
I
II
I
m
Though
the
Queen
Mary,
giant
new
Cunard
liner,
failed
by
less
than
an
hour
lo
win
the
blue
ribbon
for
speed
crossing
the
Atlantic,
experts
are
of
the
opinion
that
she
will
achieve
it,
possibly
next
month.
Owners
of
the
French
Line's
Nor-mandie,
however,
counter
this
by
announcing
that
the
huge
French
ship
will
cut
10
hours
from
her
crossing
arid
the
race
between
the
two
juggernauts
of
the
sea
is
on.
The
Queen
.Mary
is
she',
top,
arriving
in
New
York
to
be
greeted
by
a
huge
throng
of
750,000
people.
Below,
the
Normaridie,
with
engines
full
speed
ahead.
It
is
expected
the
time
will
be
shortened.
SLAIN
IN
ETHIOPIA
Ten
Italian
Fliers
Killed
By
Natives
in
Province
of
Jcmoa
ROME,
Italy,
July
8:
Ten
Italian
officers
wnq
flew
in
three
airplanes
from
Addis
Ababa
to
Jemoa,
province
of
Ethiopia,
were
slain
upon
their
arrival
there,
according
to
reports
received
here
today.
They
were
slain
in
ambush
in
one
of
the
bloodiest
incidents
since
ICC
Italian
lliin.m
uiiu
occupation.
pa
uuii.
COL.
PECK
BACK
ON
PENSIONS
COMMISSION
4
OTTAWA,
July
8:
(CP)
Brigadier
General
II.
F.
Mc-
Donald
of
Ottawa
has
been
appointed
chairman
of
the
pensions
commission..
Col.
C.
W.
Peck
V.C.
is
a
member.
Fifteen
Years
Is
Sentence
Passed
On
Spy
in
California
LOS
ANGELES,
Cal.,
July
8:-Amerlca's
first
peace
time
spy
Harry
Thomas
Thompson,
former
United
States
navy
yeoman,
was
sentenced
by
Federal
Judge
Leon
Yankwich
today
to
fifteen
yeats
In
Federal
prison.
The
judge
In
sentencing
Thompson,
convicted
of
conspiracy
to
sell
secret
navy
Information
to
an
agent
In
Japan
said
he
took
Into
consideration
the
youth
of
the
defendant,
in
failing
to
impose
the
maximum
sentence
of
twenty
years.
:
First
reports
said
one
of
the
'
r
QrClGfll
mOHCV
victims
ctims
was
believed
to
be
a
gen-
.
5
J
eral
and
one
other
was
said
to
be
the
famous
flier,
Colonel
WILD
DAY
.
KILLED
IN
IN
WHEAT;
EXPLOSION
Chicago
Price
Reaches
Highest
niast
n
i;oyai
Arsenal
at
Wool-Point
in
Two
Years,
Then
j
wicli
Proves
Fatal
to
Five,
It
Tumbles
Sharply
Is
Announced
CHICAGO,
July
8:
In
one
of:
the
wildest
markets
in
months,!
LONDON,
July
8:
(CP)
An
ex-wheat
soared
to
new
high
price
plosion
In
the
royal
arsenal
at
records
for
the
.
season
yesterday
Woolwich
this
afternoon
killed
Highest
since
August
1934,
It
then
five
persons,
it
was
announced
by
tumbled
down
sharply
more
than
the
War
Office.
five
and
one
half
cents
a
bush?!.i
Bewildered
traders,
caught
In
a'
i
last
minute
avalanche
of
sellin?.
?
dumped
millions
of
bushels
Into
,
the
Wheat
pit,
as
dealers
and
TREMENDOUS
INCREASE
merchants
sought
to
realize
pro-
IN
ADVERTISING
IN
U
A
Qf-ftrwl,rlfits
of
onc
r
the
mosfc
sensational
NLWSPAiLKis
lb
T
llOlUS
utCaUYi
sustained
wheat
price
upturns
in
I
i
.
......
cfj'rnp
Tnlir
n-
A
tritm
Little
Changes
in
Currency
Values
On
American
Markets
SAN
FRANCISCO,
July
8:
Aside
from
a
minor
gain
by
Holland's
guilders,
foreign
currencies
held
steady
against
the
dollar
In
exchange
markets
as
speculation
diminished.
New
York
francs
were
unchanged
at
6.63
Vic
Guilders
gained
.01c
to
68.20c
tand
Swiss
francs
were
unchanged
at
32.76c.
The
pound
sterling
also
remained
unaltered
at
$5.02
Vi-
recent
years
inspired
Dy
uie
crop-
uwuu,
v..
destroying
drought
in
spring
mendous
Increase
in
national
.
wheat
territory.
i
newspaper
advertising
during
,
1
the
next
six
months
was
fore-
"C
C
"
T'
i
seen
nere
tocay
at
tne
annual
Secret
OIX
I
O
J
corventlon
of
the
Pacific
Ad-
,
Probe
Liquor
ver'tlslng
Clubs
Association.
In
California
Lesli
M-
Barton
New
York
,
City,
declared
businessmen
SACRAMENTO,
July
8:
A
"se-
would
put
more
money
Into
cret
six,"
fashioned
after
the
newspaper
advertising,
rather
widely
known
Chicago
organlza-
than
give
In
to
the
govern-
tlon,
was
authorized
by1
Governor
meht
under
the
new
tax
bill.
Merrlam
today
to
investigate
state
!.'
liquor
conditions.