XXVIi
No.
189.
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IIIAICIV
la
international
circles
0;
:
military
prepara-
l
.
uvrcs
in
September
t
v
KV.A
lnvnAit
since
p
i
r
ri
tne
inn
r.J
frnm
fl
rni
t
tlrlf4In
in
inO
quarters
these
prepare-
a
t
n
inr
t
n
wn
l
rt
run
ii
i
.
'
)un
against
Czechj-
m
i-
,ir
;
mere
is
an
eariv
ory
to
the
Nazis.
In-
n
both
sides
of
tne
mCnt
ak
ak
frontier
frontlor.are
are
annrc-.frm
apprc-.from
AM
llll
VI.'
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WIIl'lT
f
If
1IJUII
1
ANUOUVER.
Aug.
13:
(CD
.par.
un
i
r.
.i
i
.
l
mx
iu.
-
-
nan
Liiiiiiii!'
nr.
un
nil
1.111:
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
even
Die
In
Czech
rash
In-Germany
And
For
Others
Held
Men
Believed
Killed
When
Royal
Air
Force
Machine
t
.
.
i
KfAwtnnM
CKin
Mntr
ITntrii
frmt
iinrroa
mill
i-ii
AiiCAii.aii
oiiiu
niuf
iiui
v
vwmv
lUllii-
.
to
Uriel
in
istorm
at
63'
e
.
Have
To
I-ook
Out
l
or
iiicm-
e't
Coast
of
Vancnuvpr
Isfand
CZZ'"
wlnd.VmUty
ittuicr
cool,
.
In
Norfolk
and
Yorkshire
there!
some
of
crcoate
fought
with
snowballs.
I
In
London
huge
hailstones
fell.
Other
parts
had
thunder
and
Uchtninz.
Bridges
have
been
swept
ind
roads
Inundated.
he
largest
.
.
Tense
feeling
has
Qg
PrOCrCSS
Europe's
major
pow-'
O
;0n
Phone
Line
away
Collyeymounl
Expected
To
Be
Iteachrd
This
Fall
On
Extension
Of
Government
Line
FRANCOIS
LAKE.
Aug.
13:
r.ond
nronrcss
is
being
made
on
the
I
work
of
'
extension
of
the
Govern-
Telegraphs
telephone
line
Ac
-
Fmnrnls
Lake
to
Colley-
j
mount.
The
line,
was
completed
to
rW:
at.
an.,
along
the
Polish
McTurk's
Bay
Wednesday.
Foreman
";r
are
also
regarded
as
slgni-
(Albert
Edlund
of
Prince
Rupert
Is
...
ninrk
r
a
i
11111.
I
HI
tJIHI.C.
Will
.-.
MIU
ViliJT
UlilClChl
-
"
OU
I
til
UUH
v.mv.
-
for
routine
autumn
manoe-bo
rock
to
contend.
with
on
the
London
Kovcrnment
sources
'shore
west
of
Hewitt's
Flat.
unt
German
warlike
lntcn-t
The
InsUllation
of
the
telephone
I
V
.
.
.
.
.
diic
fnii
will
be
a
creat
boon
lo
Collcymount
which
is
virtually
shut,
off
for
a
goodly
portion
of
the
ycat
when
the
roacis
are
in
u;iu
auaj.
nn.M.-.
...
-
.
tl
T..
n.HiTnviH
Will
eather
Forecast
.
-
'u
frmc
nurwrt.
Tii
ior
'
v
U
III,
I
rvlitf
n
iyf
mm....
tVi
1.T
P'wl
enuinu
S
p.m.
tomorrow.
faynopsls-Thc
pressure
Wains
hiph
vuncl
,f
ir.,...,nr
t.H
10w
ln
lnc
Northern
ilui
Tho
wcather
has
been
'
win
moderate
rain
in
all
parts
ttr
t2
-RUPm
atld
QUeC
Chaf-
hwc-t.
wlndSi
mosU
falr
and
Special
Relief
Is
Now
Ending
selvcs
From
Now
On
irmTY-mTA
Aiie.
13:
(CP)
Dis
tribution
of
special
relief
to
single
.nn.l.n
iinomDlOVCa
Will
WUUUI-
oi
th.
rnrt
of
this
week.
So
far.
"k
v
.
.1
IV
ftcceptance
nas
dcch
iu
..1
governments
ouw
i..v
transportation
for
such
men
to
their
homes
ouUlde
of
the
prov-
Incc.
Some
of
the
men
navu
uU-
tained
work.
RAR
GOLD
1IK5II
LONDON,
AuTTs:
(CP)-
Tho
122
shl
-
reached
price
of
bar
gold
...
n
the
London
met-
r's
erday.
the
highest
price
since
November
1936
Vancouver
B
C.
Nickel.
:09
(ask).
BLs
Missouri,
21.
Bralome,
9.60
(ask).
Aztec.
.06
Vi.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.50.
Dcntonla,
,04',
4.
Minto.
.03V'2.
Fairview,
.07
V.
Noble
Five.
.02
Vi.
Pioneer,
3.00.
Porter
Idaho,
.03.
Premier,
2.28.
Reno,
.44.
Relief
Arlington,
Reward,
.03
Vi.
Salmon
Gold,
.10.
Taylor
Bridge,
.03.
Premier
Border,
.01.
Sllbak
Premier,
1.80.
Congress,
MVn-Home
Gold,
.012
(ask).
Grandvlew,
.OSi
(ask).
Indian,
.01
A.
Quatslno
Copper,
.04.
Halda,
.02
Vi.
Oils
C.
&
E.,
2.25.
Freehold,
.06
(ask).
Hargal,
.15
(ask).
McDougall
Segur,
.15.
Mercury,
.10.
Okalta,
1.20.
pacalta,
.06'2
(ask).
Home
Oil,
1.12.
Toronto
Seattle,
1.20.
Central
Pat.,
2.55.
Gods
Lake,
.49.
Little
Long
Lac,
3.30.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.20.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
.09.
Pickle
Crow,
5.10.
San
Antonio,
1.27.
Shcrrltt
Gordon,
1.29.
Smelters
Gold,
.034.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
3.60.
Oklend,
.19.
Moshcr,
.10.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
Stadacona,
.48.
Frnncocur,
.30.
Moneta,
1.80.
Bouscadillac,
.07
Vi
Thompson
Cadillac
Today''
ftr
Tomorrow's
Tides
-of.
High.
2:45
ajn.
20.1
ft.
,e
Kupcrt-fli
W
15:13
p.m.
20.0
it.
nd
1
calm;
baroii
v
v:
Low
.
9:06
a.m.
3.8
It.
(a
temperature,
21:30
p.m.
4.9
ftf.
h.
AUDIT
IS
i
ARRANGED
I
Salmon
Cann-rs
Rooks
Covering
Fcrlod,
Since
1933
To
Re
Checked
Up
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
13:
(CP)
The
Board
of
Arbitration
in
the
dispute
between
canncrs
and
fishermen
over
the
1938
salmon
nrlce
yester-
arranged
for
Peat
Marwlck
Co.,
of
Vancouver,
chartered
accountants,',
to
make
an
-audit
of
the
books
or
four
of
the
principal
packing
com
j
MlrvnnV
Aiifriif
(C.P-A
sors
of
mrnlanoPanle
"Presenting
seventy-five
iMfj
iv-mi,
vw
.
,
.
.
icent
oi
ine
oneraiors
in
norcnern
tin
Tr.ii
n
-1
t?:i
Tho
mnrvinlii,
Wove
(heir
i
.
..
.
i
u
nil
I
.
I'm
i
i
.
uii
imr
I'll
..
ii
.
t
i
mi.
wuiuaiiiv.
w
.
If
.
1
1
:
.
.
J
A.
1.
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l.nnn
UUUU
dUUlbCU
Wl.l
Wl.
VIIV
.
fci.r.
.v,
wmmi
Air
hnrrn
mnn.aru
niMiuviiu
iu
nuvu
uceiii
..
..
....
i.ii
ivyji
----
-
.
.
.
,
iBrltlsh
Columbia
FacKing
co.,
me
...u,
i.
iilmm
nrnchpfl
into
tho
spm
nonr
dork
Ijlirnt-
j....
.-....v.
r.i
'U
wut
ii
ihuiiw
n.j..v.
...Vw
...w
.
-
n;anao.ian
rismng
iu.,
jmuau
vui-
(
r
x
"ons,
,ngianu.
r
--
umbia
Packers
and
J.
H.
Toad
Id
for
eleven
Mexican
i
riri
T"
1
lffill
Sons.
f
a
missing
Companla1
Oviaclon
piano
which
Irr
during
a
storm
over,
if
the
Gulf
Coast
since
he
German
air
liner
Standard
time
today'
ur.i
fiisht
to
Berlin
across
Ocean,
FORESEEN
rKrAlvlri
audltors
wiU
rcview
tne
A-1-''
books
of
the
four
companies
over
nrpniDrcTC
the
period
from
1933
10
1937
to
de
I
iMVl
B
CjI
1
tJ
clde
lf
1937
f!8ures
are
a
falrstand-
ard
representative
of
the
industry's
w..r
.oft
New
York
at
8:02.nowiaii
as
weep
as
ana
.iiunuiis
ut
uuiwi
(costs
on
which
to
base
the
1938
urs
in
r.nS.anu-inrcc
.-u
The
companics
have
agreed
terrifying
freakish
storms
in
Eng-
firm
to
be
used.
land.
7.
T.
was
snowfall
which
Is
cportcd
tot
i
Over
Generally
Concerned
twoieetjlfli
ached
a
depth
oI
y
l'rrharauons
or
ncr
I
,
the
.
hills.
nunA
Children
run
In
in
nV
ov
.43.
.21.
Bankfleld.
.07.
East
llartlc,
2.25.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.68.
Hutchison
Lake,
.03.
Dawson
White,,
.04.
Aldermac,
.46.
Kerr
Addison,
2.08.
Uchl
Gold,
2.35.
Int.
Nickel,
48.25
Noranda,
71.75.
Con'sv
Smelters,
59.00.'
AtH'ona..06
to
mppk
thp
audit
cot
estimated
at
Damage
Uioon
The
audit,
it
is
expected
i
'
1
will
take
about
two
weeks.
I
LONDON,
Aug.
13:
(CP
Thred
Tne
Board
appointed
the
audi-J
are
dead
and
estimated
damage
Is
tors
after
the
canners
and
fisher-1
S7.500
000
as
a
result
of
two
days
of
men
had
failed
to
agree
on
the
TODAY'S
STOCKS
-15V4.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
AUGUST
13,
1938.
irplane
Tragedies
Taking
MUTUAL
CONGRATULATIONS
AFTER
FLIGHT
Captain
Donald
C
t
Bennett,
left,
congratulates
Albert
Coster
at
the
conclusion
of
;he
trail-blazing
Atlantic
flight
of
the
British
'pick-a-back
rllane"
Mercury
And
Coster
congratulates
him
right
back.
The
two
of
them
co
nprlsed
the
crew
of
the
Mercury
Bennett
as
commander
and
pl'ot.
and
Coster
as
radio
operator.
t
-
PRIEST
IS
DISPUTE
IS
FLOWN
OUT
DISCUSSED
One
of
North
Countrj
VMost
Thrill
ing
Mercy
Flights
Is
Made
CHESTER
EIELLD,
Territories,
August
13
1
VllI
v
W
Vw,
kMbaw
w.
population
or
over.
!
Northwest
(CP)
Fath-
'
-
-
I
Standing
Of
I
Candidates
Standing
of
contestants
ln
Port
Day
Popularity
Contest
at
1
p.m.
today:
Ida
Sldtta
(Sons
of
Norway)
5000.
Alice
Gtmez.
(Gyro
Playgrounds)
41100.
Maxlne
Hcllbroner
(Cam-bral
I.O.D.E.)
4000.
Frances
Stegavlg
(Moose)
3000.
Creddie
Morgan
.(Rotary)
2000.
BULLETINS
DISORDERS
NUMEROUS
SHANGHAI
Widespread
disorders,
resulting
in
three
deaths,
marked
the
first
anniversary
today
of
the
outbreak
of
Sino-Ja-panese
fighting
in
Shanghai.
ardson,
aged
77,
former
civic
em
ployee,
was
arrested
last
,night
and
charged
with
theft
of
$1000
from
Vancouver
tax
funds.
LOST
GIRL
SHOWS
UP
CLOVERDALE
Nellie
Hughes,
agpd
seventeen,
whom
the
police
gave
up
hopes
of
finding
when
an
intensive
search
revealed
no
trace
after
she
had
disappeared
from
her
Crescent
Beach
summer
home
near
here
Monday,
was
found
last
night
by
two
motorists.
Stagger-inr
from
exhaustion
and
near
collapse,
the
girl
said
she
had
been
lost
and
had
just
found
her
wav
to
the
road
where
she
was
picked
up
and
taken
home.
READY
FOR
YACHT
RACE
In
preparation
for
the
David
Todd
Cup
model
yacht
race
a
meeting
was
held
last
night
in
the
harbor
master's
olf
ice.
The
race
will
take
place
August
21
and
entries
are
to
be
In
by
August
18.
!
CHIEF
JUSTICE
DIES
I
TORONTO
Chief
Justice
Francis
Robert
Latchford
of
the
'
Ontario
Supreme
.Court
Appellate
Division
died
today.
Today's
Weather
(Government
"lgTpli)
Trlple
Island
Overcast,
Tratfcs
and
Labor
Council
May
Ask
erly
wind,
four
miles
F,.r
Arbitration
Between
Fire
!
lltrht
swell.
L-i.htirc'
iTniim
and
Citv
i-mcara
Island
Overcast,
west-
this
.
district
of
a
fair
wage
off
icer
'
meter,
29.96
.
.
.
wppHw
Mfws-
was
accented.
It
was
shown
mai
Atotinr.
tho
Pnni.tninn
thprr-
had
been
only
a
few
miner
ture.
.
ire,
JJt
O
(.OOVVIlUi
x"-
-
Herald
was
adjudged
the
best
all-
infractions
of
the
law
in
this
city
around
weekly
newspaper
In
Ca-
A
communication
from
the
Win-
nada
published
in
towns
ol
auuunipeg
xraaes
auu
ww.
..v.....
rorrnrri
tn
the
use
of
the
trades
Vf3"H
"
T
union
label
was
endorsed.
T
Tinr
rnlfhratlon
commit
i
AJ4WC
J
-.
""i,
.,,1,11,
nre
olrpnrtV
at
WOrk.
,
reported
progress.
Several
letters
iwith
donations
for
the
celebra-
tlon
were
read
and
ordered
knowlcdged.
Kimberley
Old
Timer
Is
Dead
n.n
u-nmi
Who
Ranched
For
Many
Years
Near
Sullivan
Mine,
Passes
Away
KTMBERLEY.
Aug.
13:
(CP)
Another
pioneer
of
British
Colum
Elsie
Johanscn
(Deep
.
Sea
,bia
died
yesterday
in
the
person
oi
Fishermen's
UnlonV'ldobr
v
..
.
Peter
Wood
who
for
many
years
"
'M
operated
a'
larsp
farm
near
the
'
?
'
i!it1
Sullivan
mine.
Burns
LakeClear,
calm,
55.
Tomato
Cannery
Strike
Averted
New
Wage
Scale
As
Evolved
By
Board
of
Industrial
Relations
Accepted
VICTORIA.
Aug.
13:
(CP)
The
threatened
strike
In
British
Col
umbia
tomato
canneries
has
been
averted
with
the
acceptance
of
a
decision
of
the,
Board
of
Industrial
Relations
under
which
there
will
be
reductions
ten
percent.
in
wages
of
up
o
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Toll
PARTY
AT
KAML00PS
,
Sir
Henry
Page
Croft
and
British
Parliamentarians
Entering
Central
B.
C.
This
Week-end
KAMLOOPS,
Aug.
13:
(CP)
Sir
Henry
Page
Croft
and
his
British
Darllainpntnrv
nartv
tnnrinff
British
CIVIC
IVIR
EMPLOYEE
EMPLOYEE'
ARRESTED
AKKEalEll
i
.-.
r
.
.
-v
-----
VANCOUVEIt-Arthur
W.
Rich-
jColumbia,
to
study
emigration
pos-
slbillties,
were
here
yesterday
fol
lowing
a
trip
through
the
Windermere
Valley
and
left
this
morning
by
motor
car
for
Williams
Lake.
Tonight
they
will
spend
at
Quesnel
and
tomorrow
wl
reach
'
Prince
George.
From
there
they
will
proceed
west
next
week
and,
after
visits
at
Vanderhoof,
Smlthers
and
Hazelton,
reach
Prince
Rupert
Saturday
afternoon.
HANKOW
BOMBED
Four
Hundred
Killed
and
Wounded
I
When
One
Hundred
Japanese
Bombing
Planes
Strike
HANKOW,
August
13:
(CP)
One
hundred
Japanese
war
planes
bombed
Hankow
yesterday.
Four
hundred
persons,
the
large
majority
civilians
Including
women
and
children,
were
killed
or
wounded.
Railway
yards
and
buildings
were
the
chief
objective
of
the
attack.
There
were
no
Chinese
planes
returning
the
combat
and
anti-aircraft
fire
was
tjulte
ineffective.
Government
Leader
In
Bahama
To
Pay
st,
north-
norm-
per
hour;
yjgjf
JQ
JJjjg
Qty
,
erly
wind,
ten
miles
per
hour;
ba-
Kenneth
Solomon,
member
of
,
rometer,
30.05;
temperature,
51;
the
evccutlve
committee
and
dispute
between
the
local
Flru
,,
.
,
.
nf
th.
prwprnment
in
the
HouS:
-
Ai&AIV
VVli
w.
v--
0
er
Paul
Schultz
completed
one
of
Fighters'
Union
and
the
City
Com-
Dead
Tree
point
Part
cloudy,
of
Assembly
of
the
Bahamas,
will
the
north
country's
most
thrilling
missio'ner
came
hefoe
-the
Prince
calm;
barometer,
30.04;
tempera-
be
here
enroute
to
Skagway
from
mercy
flights
Thursday
when
he
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor
Council
ture,
53;
sea
smooth.
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Robert
landed
here
with
sick
Father
Cro-
at
rc7Uiar
monthly
meeting
Bull
Harbor
Light
rain
and
fog,
cn
Monday.
On
his
return
from
the
chard
for
hospital
treatment.
Fath-
Xnursday
night
and
was
referred
calm;
barometer,
29.94;
tempera-
norther
cruise,
he
will
go
to.
Seat-er
Schultz
flew
2,200
miles
to
the
to
Premier
T
D.
Pattullo
and
Hon
'ture,
55;
sea
smooth.
.
tie,
San
Francisco
and
Los
Angeles
northern
coast
of
Baffin
Island
to
George
pearson.
the
minister
ol
Alert
Bay
Raining,
fog,
calm,
and
will
sail
for
home
from
New
get
Father
Croehard
who
Is
now
labor
h
necessary,
the
council
ex
barometer.
29.97;
temperature,
48;
York.
Mr.
Solomon
Is
accompanied
smooth.
by
Mrs.
Solomon.
1
1.
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Penticton
Herald
Is
Best
Paper
In
All
Of
Dominion
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
13:
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at
the
annual
conven
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demanu3
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eight
miles
per
hour;
baro-r
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tvnfrn
ruts
an-
meter.
30.02.
ni
oration
and
uniforms.
I
Victoria-Cloudy,
southwest
wind
The
condition
of
the
grounds
and
eighteen
miles
per
hour;
bare-
rrt
School
:
meter.
29.94.
-
ntc
Hicni.Pd
and
it
was
de-i
Vancouver
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easterly
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report
from
the
President
and.
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souther-
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1
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I
1
Van.
H.
Vrt
tft
.
Secretary
on
the
recent
visit
tojiy
wma,
six
bhics
per
iwiu,
ualu-
i
Province's
Name
i
Chosen
By
Queen
I
.How
"British
Columbia"
Came
To
HTMmnT
11.
1
rtTi
Ziyi
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
tempera-
tlsn
Columbia
recently
celebrated
.
.
en
i
1
oo.
the
aotn
anniversary
oi
its
cnria-
Aiyansh
Clear,
calm,
62.
tenlng.
In
1858
the
name
was
chos-
Allce
Arm
Part
cloudy,
calm,
58
en"
by
QUeen
Victoria
who,
ln
a
Anyox
Part
cloudy,
calm.
56.
jietter
to
Sir
Edward
Buiwer
Lyt-Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,J3
.
,
im
colonial
secretary,
suggested
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
54.
tne
west
coast
province
of
Canada
Smlthers
Part
clouay,
cairn,
a.
be
named
British
Columbia.
New
Caledonia
was
the
name
first
suggested
but
objections
were
raised
In
France.
England's
queen
(Continued
on
Page
4)
Today's
Baseball
National
League
Brooklyn
8.
Boston
1.
(Second
game
Brooklyn
3,
Boston.
3,
ninth
inning.)
New
York
11,
Philadelphia
1.
(Second
came
New
York
2.
Phila
delphia
4,
eighth
Inning.)
Chicago
11,
Pittsburg
5.
American
League
Phlladelphla
.4,
New
York
11.
Detroit
3,
St.
Louis
6
(seventh
i
Cleveland
13,
unicago
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isecona
game,
Cleveland
0,
Chicago
2,
third
Inning.)
Boston
1,
Washington
4.
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