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m
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lor
im
iiawuiis.
f
D1-L
use
ni
nmsi
On
Ship
Found
Marblchead
Had
Fatal
Results
S.
investigation
into
the
circum-
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a
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rv
rvxATUifiifACi
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uruii:
nine
injured
has
shown
that
i
pxnlnsinn
ivils
due
to
a
failure
ettr-harged.
accumulated
jgas
11
XT
inn
i
ii
m
wv
Being
Moderated
Coast
Longihorcmcn
i
reported
to
be
moderating
its
mrfCnNt
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1
t
...
r
r
am
t
inn
o
still
among
the
points
sought.
Today's
Weather
errace
Cloudy,
calm.
50.
Mill.
1.
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1
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vtuuuj
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w
LOOKS
LIKE
REBEL
WIN
Spanish
(lovernment
Keporttd
To
Have
Asked
For
Truce
Talk
of
Intervention
MAimil).
July
31;
Fascist
re-
(
beU
appeared
yesterday
to
be
gradually
Raining
ground
in
the
bitter
civil
war
against
the
leftist
government
of
Spain.
It
was
reported
last
night
that
General
Francisco
Franco,
leader
of
the
rebel
forces,
had
been
asked
by
the
government
for
a
truce
In
order
to
arrange
for
the
surrender
of
Madrid.
OUTSIDE
INTERVENTION
PARIS,
July
31:
(CD
French
Radical
Socialists,
alarmed
by
alleged
Italian
intervention
in
the
Spanish
rebellion,
today
proposed
a
three-
poweiwFrance,
Oreat
Britain
and
Italy
attempt
to
settle
the
civil
war.
The
suggestion
followed
government
orders
to
investigate
the
crash
of
one
Italian,
seaplane
and
the
forced
landing
of
another
in
French
North
Africa.
The
planes
were
declared
to
be
carrying
munitions
to
Spanish
rebels.
New
Floats
To
Be
Built
at
Lakelse
Facility
Costing
$1150
Being
Put
In
by
Federal
Government
Olof
Hanson
has
received
a
tel-from
the
office
of
the
Min
ister
of
Public
Works
at
Ottawa
stating
that
the
department
ha?
j.iHprf
tn
construct
a
float,
ap
proach
and
gangway
at
Lakelse
Lake
at
a
cost
of
$1450.
This
had
been
requested
by
the
residents
of
Terrace
and
also
by
those
I
Prince
Rupert
people
who
summer
at
Lakelse.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Visited
For
First
lime
By
Minister
From
Ottawa
(SpccUl
to
th
Dally
News)
iniim
nr
TnXTmn
1
.
.
if
huh
11
1
1
1
lit
liiv.
lUItl
ULiPjMINIO,
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ox.
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1
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ilmcn
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r-
vueen
unarintto.
islands,
nuutumiv
"
v
1
.
.
.
1
ir,liiir-lnir
to
welcome
Hon.
J.
E.
Michaud,
minister
01
"snenu,,
and
his
party.
It
was
the
first
time
a
minister
of
the
federal
government
had
ever
visited
the
IsUukis.
Mr.
Michaud:
Tom
Held
ju.i.
ior
"
"
cfn
uu
1.:
ii
iA
U.wriMnot;'
Ur.
VV.
iV.
rouuu,
Olof
Hanson,
m.i
.
ioi
deputy
minister
of
fisheries;
oKuena,
anu
iviaior
d.
iv.
muiw
.
.;
-(
visor
of
fisheries
for
British
Columbia,
all
motored
bfrom
City
where
a
well
at-itended
here
to
Queen
Charlotte
held.
The
members
of
informal
meeting
was
Jtho
party
drove
over
the
scenic
highway
from
here
south
and
expressed
themselves
at
uu.it,
I!
ipressed
with
its
beauty.
,
.
to
.
fllo
he
:
It
was
explained
that
the
party,
had
come
Hnn
reiraruinu
IlIliMlMV
111
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I
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111
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III
I
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'
.
pfishing
industry.
Those
concerned
were
moie
tnan
jpleased
to
furnish
this
-information.
morning
on
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
She
(8
AM.)
prince
Rupert
Overcast,
light
High
.12:36
p.m.
17.8
ft.
southwest,
wind;
barometer,
30.20;
Low
.
.
6:23
a.m.
35
It.
tempee,
62;
sea
smooth.
18:23
pjn.
7.6
It.
"
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AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
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vvif
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JULY
31,
1936
PRICE;
5
CENT3
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ooseveu
Gets
Great
Welcome
In
Old
Quebec
City
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Meet
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Chief
Executive
OUlilJiiU.Juiyai.
iurj
r
resident,
rranKim
u.
noose-
l
i
r
l
4.u
l
firms
is
more
important
man
ever
neiore
in
solving
1
Ll
(tpqvo
Ti'nrin
nrnn
pmv
i
iti
wu";
"
been
welcomed
by
Lord
ne
Minister
W.
L.
Mackenzie
(7
linn
uliicis.
an
ui
wiivxu
tutu
Celebrates
73rd
Birthday
HENRY
FORI)
DETROIT,
July
31:
Henry
Ford,
famous
automobile
manufacturer,
had
his
seventy-thh-d
birthday
yesterday.
Observing
the
occasion
in
the
usual
quiet
way.
he
was
fishing
in
the
Huron
Mountains
off
Lake
Superior
In
the
course
of
his
annual
vacation
with
Mrs.
Ford.
HANSON
BACK
.
FROM
ISLANDS
Planning
to
Visit
Convention
At
Quesnel
Tells
of
Visit
to
Alaska
leave
for
Smlthers
on
the
train
to-
thp
Naas
River
and
then
proceeded
.
...
.
1
...
I
Alnrlro
i
said
todav
that
his-
board
Dro-
LONG
TRIP
DESCRIBED
Principal
of
Big
New
York
High
School
Addresses
Rotary
Club
I
'
An
Interesting
account
of
the
voyage
from
New
York
of
the
Prlnce-Davld
was
given
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
Commodore
Cafe
by
Ed.
Evans,
supervising
principal
of
the
high
school
at
Locke-'
port.
New
York.
This
school
has
1600
pupils.
The
town
Is
hot
far
4.
-
STOCKHOLDERS
OF
GRAND
TRUNK
TALK
COMPROMISE
LONDON,
July
30:
(CP)
R.
C.
Hawkln,
chairman
of
the
from
Buffalo.
itKouzh,
New
York
State,
wind
Ing
among
the
Finger
Lakes
and
over
the
Catsklll
Mountains
where
the
highways
were
smooth
as
glars
and
scenery
thp
finest
in
the
world.
"If
you
ever
want
to
sec
beautiful
scenery,
go
to
New
York
State,"
said
the
speaker.
It
i3
not
as
gorgeous
and
limitless
as
on
this
coast
but
it
is
very
fine.
Sailing
from
New
York
on
July
10,
the
Prince
David
made
her
first
call
at
Havana
where
It
waj,
95
degrees
in
the
shade
and
every-1
t.'iJijtrung
seemed
very
peaceful
and
the
psopie
happy,
happier
than
most
of
the
people
of
New
York
or
other
parts
of
this
continent.
"That
just
shows
that
happiness
docs
not
depend
on
the
a;nount
of
personal
possessions."
remarked
the
speaker.
Passing
across
to
the
Panama
Canal,
everyone
was
interested
In
McMahon,
Weeping,
Tells
His
Story
of
Incident
With
Gun
Before
King
Says
He
Merely
"Slithered"
it
Along
Road
Towards
MonarchHad
Intended
to
Shoot
Himself
Because
Of
"Wrongful"
Imprisonment
LONDON,
July
31:
(CP)
George
Andrew
McMahon
was
committed
for
trial
today
or
i
three
charges
after
he
Leaving
his
home
town
early
m
June
he
made
a
leisurely
trip
i
naa
soDoingiy
lesuneci
at
a
now
street
ponce
court
near-
mg
that
he
slithered
a
revolver
toward
King
Edward
at
Constitution
Hill
two
weeks
ago.
He
will
be
tried
at
1
Qlri
Bailey
in
the
autumn,
COALITION
IS
LIKELY
Bracken
Government
Short
Of
Working
majority
Following
Manitoba
Election
WINNIPEG,
July
31:
(CD-Possibility
of
a
coalition
between
Premier
John
Bracken's
Liberal
Progressive
government
and
one
of
the
minor
opposition
croups
intrigued
observers
today
as
final
votes
were
counted
following
Monday's
general
election.
With
results
in
two
seats
yet
to.
come
and
two
elections
defer-
the
huge
Oatun
lo;ks
of
the
Can-!
rcd,
the
line-up
of
parties
so
far
at
ii
was
a
line
trip
and
tne
passengers
could
sit
on
deck
with
a
pleasant
breeze
blowing
and
enjoy
ine
scenery
on
euner
siae
j
QttAH,
5;
Independents,
3;
Corn-Arriving
at
the
city
of
Panama
j
munist,
i.
everyone
went
asnore
ana
Dougni
curios
which
were
very
cheap,
hut
nit
always,
very
-valuable..'
Caught
in
the
Rain
At
San
Jose,
Guatemala,
there
j
was
no
dock
large
enough
to
ac-
comodatc
the
David
so
they
were
liehterpd
ashore,
aftpr
helnw
drnrv
Grand
Trunk
stoik
company.
ped
over
tne
slde
ln
a
baske
there'
'to
Quesnel
to
attend
the
!
At
Los
Angeles
It
was
unusually
convention
of
the
Associated
um,
uiauiuiui
uiuij
ou,
unuc
ii
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
11TM1
J
nyi
Columbia
next
week
YYllIinHUOH
lTlclV
Telling
of
his
trip
with
the
mln-
JZ
i.
.
e
Ister,
Mr.
Hanson
said
they
visited
Kn
KadlO
Lhlei
'was
saia
10
De
oniy
a
degrees
I
In
the
shade,
the
speaker
said
he
felt
sure
It
was
110.
San
Francisco
proved
very
Interesting
to
the
speaker.
He
at-
i
tended
the
luncheon
of
the
Rotary
10
maaen
iniei,
.
Club
and
found
himself
eating
at
Expected
to
be
nrf
Offered
and
anA
Accept
Apnt
where
there
is
a
large
modem
can-1
former
as
a
also
trap
Presidency
of
British
.
nery.
The
minister
saw
a
dnt
Qf
Ater
,uncheon
lifted
at
Cape
Fox.
!
Commission
;he
Uken
Bohemlan
From
there
he
proceeded
to
Mas-1
Club,
visited
the
home
of
Law-sett,
drove
out
to
North
Beach
at;
LONDON,
July
31:
The
Marquis
rence
xlbbett3
and
put.
in
a
very
Sangan
River,
proceeded
to
roriior
wnnngdon,
tormer
uovernor
enjoyable
few
hours
until
the
Clements,
drove
over
the
highway
J
General
of
Canada
and
later
Vice-
samng
of
the
ship.
to
Skldegate
and
Queen
Charlotte
i
roy
of
India,
will
probably
be
of-,
The
,,1
Ports
City,
making
a
brief
stop
at
"The
i
fered
and
accept
the
presidency
of
!
.
.
b
interested
in
Dunes"
at
Tlell.
From
that
point
the
steamer
left
,
Sion,
It
was
indicated
yesterday,
for
the
west
coast
of
Vancouyeri
Island.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
55,000
pounds,
7c
and
6c
to
7.6c
and
6c.
Canadian
113,000
pounds,
6.4q
and
5.5c
to
6.8c
and
5.5c.
American
Rainier,
30,000,
7c
and
6c,
Cold
Storage.
Viking,
11,000,
7.5c
and
6c,
Booth,
i
Gunvor,
8,000,
7.6c
and
6e,Cokl
Storage.
Canadian
I
Prosperity
A.,
20,000,
0.5c
and
5.5c,
!
Pacific,
Atll,
21,000,
6.4c
and
5.4c(iCold
Storage.
I
Southend,
17,000,
6.6c
and
5.5c,
Atlui.
I
Tramp,
21,000,
,6.5c
and
5.5c,
,
Booth,
I
Flnella,
18,000,
6.5c
and
5.6c,
Pacific,
9hA'atoMM4aMHipll
I
Gony,
16,000,
0
8c
and
5
5cT
Cold
Jstorage.
WHEAT
IS
MOUNTING
Price
Goes
to
Well
Over
Dollar
In
Vancouver
and
Winnipeg
Crop
Not
Half
Normal
VANCOUVER,
July
31:
(CP)
Wheat
advanced
to
$1.0l?8
on
the
Vancouver
market
today.
The
Winnipeg
price
was
up
tp
$1.02V2.
Corn
in
Chicago
touched
$1
a
bushel.
Owing
to
drought
and
crop
shortage
prospects,
the
price
continues
to
advance.
Production
Away
Down
OTTAWA,
July
31:
(CP)
Can
ada's
crop
year
ended
today
with
the
nation's
visible
wheat
supply
only
about
half
the
amount
exported
during
the
year
and
'estl-matesof
the
current
crop
are
as
lows
lbrty-one
vpercent
of
;
the
salmon
canneries
at
Ketchikan,
the
cold
storage
plant
at
Juneau
and
had
attended
the
;
movies
aboard
a
United
States
Destroyer.
Today
they
were
tc
leave
for
Honolulu
and
then
would
make
a
few
calls
ln
Mexico
on
'their
way
home
to
New
York.
Dr.
Neal
Carter
presided
at
th?
I
luncheon,
thanked
the
speaker
tot
his
interesting
Impromptu
talr
and
welcomed
two
other
visitors
Ted
LePage
and
Frank
Anders
Bodies
of
Crew
Of
Lake
Vessel
Are
Looked
For
CHICAGO,
July
31:
(CP)
Search
Is
being
continued
for
the
bodies
of
Capt.
C.
D.
Drown
and
fifteen
others
listed
as
missing
and
believed
by
the
coastguard
to
have
been
drowned
ln
the
capslzal
and
sinking
of
the
motor
power
ship
Material
Service
off
Chicago
on
Wednesday.
is
as
follows:
Liberal
Progressives,
21;
Conservatives,
16;
C.
C.
F.,
5;
Social
Forest
Fires
Weeping
in
the
witness
box,
the
prisoner
testified
that
he
had
planned
to
shoot
himself
but,
Instead,
decided
to
toss
the
revolver
In
the
roadway
in
protest
against
"wrongful"
imprisonment.
Biting
his
Hps
;
to
suppress
emotion.
McMahon
i
drew
his
clenched
fist
across
his
eyes
as
he
related
the
"agonies"
he
I
had
suffered
as
a
result
of
"unjust"
imprisonment
on
a
criminal
libel
I
charge
which
was
later
quashed.
I
The
prisoner
denied
he
had
pointed
the
gun
but
that
he
just
stooped
and
"slithered"
It
along
the
road.
He
denied
that
any
one
had
!
knocked
it
out
of
his
hand.
Speculators
Are
Driven
to
Exile
-t
Russia
Continues
Drive
Against
Ilhose
Who
Would
Gamble
On
Commodity
Prices
MOSCOW,
July.
aU-iPolice
ot
Moscow
have
confiscated
thousands
'sanos
of
or
dollars
dollars
of
or
merchandise
merchandise
G,,
ettlflfir
W0rSe,tand
it
nave
made
eeral
arrests
in
Town
of
Coleman,
Alta.,
is
Men-jmodlty
price
speculation.
Six
spe-aced
by
Threatening
Blaze
tculators
were
yesterday
sentenced
,'to
five
years
in
exile
and
lesser
COLEMAN,
Alta..
July
31:
A
for-
I
terms
were
Imposed
upon
others
,-...,
n
protracted
legal
battle
be-
t
,m
thp
Mmp
,ma
,
jestflrewhichhasbeenragtagnearj
'
tween
bondholders
of
the
old
for
is
hourly
as-Hon
panted
uTe
minister
of
fisheries.
emalan
rain
storm
and
the
pas-
here,
Hon.
J
E.
Michaud.
a
as
i
far
r
as
'and
Trunk
Railway
and
the
sen?ers
who
had
not
yet
retucfl
jsumlng
more
serious
proportions
-J-"wnaua.
Canadian
eovernment.
HaW-
tn
h.n
r
iiw
h,,,
.!
Telephone
lines
have
been
put
out
BAlt
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
tCP
Bar
sllvet
lS!!xm-
kin
-id
the
Proposal
was
that
they
c
if
ouToi
th
c
a
ll
commllon
through
poles
being
:
was
unchanged
at
443ic
per
ounce
SdTm
this
the
bondholders
would
accept
on
the
deck.
Rain
coats
were
of!burned
do;
Large
crews
of
men,
on
the
New
York
metal
market
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Rev.
Robert
Connell
Breaks
With
Provincial
Executive
Of
C.C.F.
Over
New
Platform
VANCOUVER,
July
31:
(CP)
Rev.
Robert
Connell,
M.
L.
A.
for
Victoria
and
C.
C,
F.
leader
of
the
Opposition
in
the
British
Columbia
Legislature,
revealed
himself
yesterday
as
being
at
odds
with
the
provincial
executive
of
the
party
over
the
platform
adopted
at
the
recent
convention
of
the
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation
here
which
Mr.
Connell
repudiates.
In
a
letter
to
the
provincial
executive,
Mr.
Connell
declares
the
platform
to
be
"unsuitable,
calculated
to
excite
hopes
that
cannot
be
fulfilled
and
fantastic
and
inapplicable
in
its
financial
plank
of
socialized
finance."
The
executive,
in
its
reply,
regrets
that
Mr.
Connell
did
not
voice
his
objections
on
the
floor
of
the
convention.
Mr.
Connell
declares
himself
as
unalterably
opposed
to
any
dealings
with
the
Communist
party
and
asserts
that
"I
am
as
loyal
to
the
original
manifesto
of
Regina
as
ever."
A
meeting
of
the
provincial
executive
and
the
C.
C.
F.
members
of
the
Legislature
is
called
for
tomorrow,
to
consider
what
action
is
to
be
taken.
Connell
Defiant
VICTORIA,
July
31:
(CP)
In
a
statement
here
today
regarding
his
repudiation
of
the
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation
platform,
Rev.
Robert
Connell
said:
"I
am
not
resigning
from
the
C.
C.
F.
nor
from
the
leadership
of
the
party
in
the
Legislature.
I
shall
not
resign
my
seat
in
the
House
under
any
consideration
whatever.
Each
member
of
the
party
may
do
as
he
chooses
but
I
prefer
that
they
should
speak
for
themselves
in
this
matter.