r
mton
Iskcn
By
apanese;
Without
1NG
OFF
iSSENGERS
ts
and
Hours
Law
Protest-
American
Telegraph
Companies
ORK,
Oct.
21.
The
West-
a
Co.
yesterday
gave
warn-the
application
of
the
new
nd
hour,
law,
which
be-
Ifcctive
next
Monday,
may-
laying
off
of
some
three
messenger
boys.
Under
ilaw
wages
for
messenger
Eld
be
$11
a
week
and
up.
!
laying
off
of
the
boys
would
In
many
cases
be
led
Instead
of
delivered.
t
other
alternative
to
laying
lelp
would
be
increasing
of
company
says.
DStal
Telegraph
Service
Is
Itestine
the
application
of.
'
wages
ana
nours
iaw.
irosv
uimc
ju
uui
uui.n.i."
will
be
no
period
of
grace
Will
Be
Occupied
After
First
of
ext
Monday
for
application,
Year
tawf
wic
auwiuttuw
r
Non-Stoj)
ht
Mark
L
Sought
'
WL
RULE
IN
SUDETEN
ly
Kccime
Ends
In
Newly
Oc-
fcd
German
Part
of
Ctecho-
slovakla
ICHTESGADEN.
Bavaria,
Oct.
Kturnlng
to
his
mountain
re-fcere
after
a
trin
to
Austria
ludrteniand,
Chancellor
Adolf
""ated
that
military
iry
rule
rule
of
Rnlind,
following
rger
Advocated
l
of
Manitoba
ifrccs
Sales
I
ianizations
To
Get
Together
Eave
been
destroyed.
ENTIRE
ORIENTAL
CONFLICT
EXPECTED
OPPOSITION
FAILED
TO
CANTON,
October
21:
(CP)
Japanese
tanks
rumbled
into
Canton
today,
scoring
one
of
the
most
astounding
victories
in
the
Sino-Japancse
war.
The
tanks
were
followed
by
detachments
of
the
South
China
expeditionary
force
which
just
ten
days
ago
landed
at
Bias
Bay,
125
miles
to
the
southeast.
Apparently,
they
had
met
with
no
opposition
from
hundreds
of
provincial
troops
massed
northeast
of
the
metropolis.
Early
conflicting
reports
had
said
that
the
Chinese
were
setting
up
stiff
resistance
but
they
appear
ta
have
been
in
error.
READY
IN
TEN
DAYS
Miss
Good
Speaks
I
At
Canadian
Club
7NTPTTI
(S
ni
-
irPi
A
-
r
of
the
United
Grain
Grow-
interesting
Talk
Yesterday
pa
the
Manitoba
Wheat
Pooli
noon
on
llzatlons
was
urged
last
night
Missionary
India
After
Work
In
fur
at
the
annuaUbanquet
of
Miss
Grace
Good,
who
went
from
fianuoDa
Pool
Elevators,
lie
Ireland
in
iauj
a""
Kv
advocatpH
rinsp
rn.nnpra.HQ97
pneaeed
In
missionary
work
ctwccn
the
craln
marketing
'
in
India,
the
most
of
.the
time
Eizat.irn
nr
v,
,..
n,airia
i,i,,rr
Afnhnmmedan
clrls
in
a
m
"J
W1C
WilCU
fr
an
:
VCU;iiilf3
Wices.
I
Ii
l
n
.
chikan
Unve
Stray
Dogs
PCHIKAN.
Oct.
21.
The
cam-
E
against
contl
the
stray
dog
nulls
school
at
Delhi,
was
an
Informal
PALESTINE
I
but
interesting
speaker
Deiore
inc.
Women's
Canadian
Club
at.
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
Hall
yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs.
.
.mi.
...oc
in
t.he
chair
and
there
IS
QUIET
White
Construction
Co.,
will
oe
nn-
Twenty
Arans
are
reported
o
nave
lshed
with
the
building
of
the
new
been
killed
and
fifty
Injured
since
J
post
office
and
federal
building
here
by
the
end
of
this
month,
or
within
ten
days'
time,
and-
the
structure
will
then
be
ready
to
be
it
m
a4
Avar
n
tVio
atrhHipt
Then
it
wtft'be
a
matter
of
installing
fur-
Inlture
and
equipment.
Actual
oc-mnatlon
of
the
bulldlne
Is
not
ex-
OX,
Oct
21:
(CP)
Three'
ectcd
to
be
made
until
after
the
Rcyal
Air
Force
bombers
end
0f
the
year.
pried
to
leave
within
the!
Wednesday
the
asphalt
lane
at
the
w
days
for
Egypt
wnence
rcai.
0j
the
building
between
Fourth
nil
r
"'.empi
a
non-stop
"8"Hand
Third
Streeu
was
compieteu.
Irai:a
with
a
view
to
beating
grounds
are
now
being
levelled
fesc.it
world's
non-stop
re-
Qii
"
1
6700
miles
set
up
last
yean
It
clrmen
flying
from
Mos-I
P
I
California
iisaac
foroes
Passes
Away
Death
Early
This
Morning
Of
Well
Known
Carpenter
and
Ex-Service
JVlan
Isaac
Forbes,
well
known
local
and
ex-service
man,
passed
away
at
6:30
this
morning
in
fhp
THnp(
RuDert
uenerai
nu-
plUl
where
he
had
been
a
patient
for
the
past
two
weeks.
A
resident
j
nf
iht
ritv
for
several
years,
nt
oH,
sKty.Ilve
years
0f
age
and
a
the
recent
.o-nH-
e
was
un-
mm,
would
end
today
withl
.
.
.
,
en
rv
vaH
hv
a
sis
regime
taking
its
place.
Mr5
0'Brlen,
of
Cumberland
Land
was
commenced
by
the
Bri-j
outbreaks
are
becoming
fewer.
I
Vessel
Has
Odd
;
Steering
Gear
PICTOU.
N.
S.,
Oct.
21:
(CPJ-
nrv.
fiemnin
f
rnffrVi
tor
Mans
Tjrn-
being
Investigated
although
reports
of
an
official
inquiry
are
denied.
It
has
been
known
for
some
time
that
Important
Information
has
been
finding
Its
way
outside
the
department.
inno
v
-
f
r
i
con
caov
u
"
r
was
a
good
attendance
ol
mem-.
cioudy
with
mist
or
fog
patches
bCTS
A
VOte
ui
wianiw
f"
posed
by
Dr.
L.
I.
Pugsley
and
0VV-
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
Pressure
remains
quite
low
oU
the
coast
and
high
over'the
Interior.
The
weath-
pr
nas
been
clear
and
warm
throughout
this
province.
Prlnrp
RuDert
and
Queen
Char
lotte
Islands
Fresh
east
to
south
easterly,
part
cloudy
probable
mist
or
light
rain,
wpst
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-
Fresh
east
to
south
east,
part
TnHap
w.
E.
Fisher
returned
to
Refreshments
Hprresnmenw
were
nc
served
at
the
the
nv
city
on
-
last
night's
-
train
from
conducted
ses
and
there
was
a
brief
gmlthers
where
he
a
nuen
opening
ne
.
.
,,
court.
business
session.
nuu
j
Samuel
Hoare,
Home
Secretary,
de-
.
.
i
i
ji..
.
Ciarea
mat,
wuuuui
mcuuiy
icia
.tlons
between
England
and
Ger-
"
many,
there
could
be
no
substantial'
peace
In
the
world.
The,
British
WAS
ONE
OF
MOST
OUTSTANDING
VICTORIES
IN!
armament
program
wpuld
contln
i
ue
Sir
Samuel
said,
to
make
of
I
Great
Britain
a
fortress
able
to
'withstand
any.,aiF"attack.
Great
Britain
wanted
peace
but
was
resolved
to
be
ready,
If
necessary,
for
war.
Will
Continue
Water
Projects
Further
Federal
Financing
to
be
Available
for
Dams
and
Dugouts
in
Prairie,
Drought
Areas
REGINA,
Oct.
21:
-iCPf
Hon;
J.
G.
Gardiner,
federal
minister
of
agriculture,
announces
that
there
I
will
be
federal
financing
for
further
community
dam
and-dug-out
projects
in
drought
areas
In
Saskat-
Rebcl
Outbreaks
Pretty
Well
Curb-
chewan,
Alberta
an
Manitoba,
ed
Now
Following
Military
j
There
will
be
180
such
projects.
pro-Occupation
viding
work
this
fall
'
for
an
esti-
I
mated
4000
farmers.
,
TV,,
.rmtrnrlnrs
Bennett
and
I
.TFTITJSALEM.
Oct.
21:
(CP)
1
"i
"
1
.
.
haidt,
which
slipped
out
of
here
without
clearing
at
the
height
rr
the
Czechoslovak
crisis,
has
at
tracted
wide
attention
because
ol
her
unusual
steering
arrange
ment.
On
the
Leonhardt's
bridge
there
are
two
wooden
buttons,
aDout
three
inches
in
diameter,
placed
'on
each
side
of
a
needle
indicator
When
the
port
button
is
turned,
the
ship
turns
to
port
and
the
needle
Indicates
the
deviation
from
a
straight
course.
The
starboard
button
operates
similarly.
Defence
Leakage
Is
Being
Probed
Departmental
Investigation
Proceeding
at
Ottawa
No
Official
Inquiry
.Nova
scoua.
fcnl
Mo.lrAfinrr
I
Funeral
arrangements
are
In
the
(yrrAWA)
Oct.
21:
(CP)-AUeged
f-rtl
lTldrKcllUg
hands
of
B.
C.
Undertakers.
ks
f
lnforrnation
from
the
De
partment
of
Nat
onai
ueience
are
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Oourtuj
8.
D.
JohiUuta
u.j
Vancouvert,
Pacific
Nickel,
.30
(ask).
Bie
Missouri.
JO.
Cariboo
Quartz,
230.
Dentonla,
.02c.
Golcorida,
.07
V4.
Minto,
.04
(ask).
Falrvlew.
.05V.
Noble
Five.
:03?i".
Pend
Orielle.
2.15.
'
.
Ji
Pioneer,
2.65.
Porter
Idaho,
.03
Vi.
.
"
Premier.
2.27.
Reeves
McDonald,
.42
(ask).
Reno,
.38
(ask).
Relief
Arlington,
.15
(ask).
Salmon
Gold,
.03.
Taylor
Bridge,
.02V2.
Hedley
Amalg.,
.03
Vi-Premier
Border,
.OOi.
,
Silbak
Premier,
1.82.
Congress.
.00Vi.
.
.
Home
Gold.
.OOi.
Grandview,
.098-
'
.
Indian,
.012.
Quatslno,
.04.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.16.
,
.
Calmont.
.28.
C.
&
E.,
20.
Freehold,
.03.
.
Hargal,
.25.
McDougal
Begur.
.12
Vi.
'
-Mercury.
.06.
Okalta,
1.23
(ask).
'
Home
Oil.
1.10.
.;:
,
"
'
Toronto
Beattle.
1.20.
".
'
-
Central
Pat..
2.40.
Gods
Lake,
.40.
.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.85y-v
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
U2.
Pickle
Crow,
5.15.
San
Antonio,
1.25.
:'...
Sherrltt
Gordon,
155.-'
-Smelters
(
Gold,
.04z.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
3.45.
...
Oklend,
.18.
Mosher.
.19.
Stadacona,
.48.
Francoeur,
25.
-J.
Moneta,
16.
t
Bouscadlllac.
.09.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.35.
Bankfleld,
38.
East
Malartlc,
250.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.33.'
Dawson
White,
.02.
Aldermac,
.6034.
Kerr
Addison,
1.93.
Uuchl
Oold,
155.
Int.
Nickel,
56.25
Noranda,
77.00.
Cons.
Smelters,
65.25.
Athona,
.04Va.
Hardrock,
2
02.
.
.
Barber
Larder,
.24.
"
Fernland,
.18.
I
town)
80
Taxi
mm
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
0:16
ajn.
205
ft.
Uy
AND
NIGHT
SERVICE
12:21
pjn.
22.2
It.
ireful
and
Courteous
Drivers
Low
.
6:20
a.m.
5.0
ft.
(New
1938
Plymouth)
18:54
pjn.
22
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
.
hi.
Ho.
246.
-A
V-i
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
OCTOB
ER
21,
11)38.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
In
Resistance
MUST
BE
.PACT
MAY
FRIENDLY!
COLLAPSE
Peace
of
World
Depends
Upon"
R-
United
States
Not
Satisfied
With
lations
Between
Germany
and
Britain,
Hoare
Declares
CLACTON
-
ON
-
SEA,
Oct.
21:
(CP)
Speaking
here
last
night,
Sir
I
Concessions
in
British
Trade
WASHINGTON,
D.
O,
Oct.
21:
(CP)-Jsegotiation
of
the
proposed
trade
agreement
between
Great
Britain
and
the
United
States
is
at
a
standstill,
it
was
The
United
States
government
has
taken
the.
stand
that
further
substantial
concessions
on
certain
American
products
are
necessary
if
negotiations
are
not
to
collapse.
Great
Britain
has
been
so
notified,
it
is
reliably
stated.
It
Is
announced
that
concessions
granted
by
Great
Britain
are
so
far
not
sufficient
to
war-I
Tant
United
States
sininr
the
t
pact.
Further
concession
In
re-,
gard
to
automobiles,
hams,
lard
and
bacons
are
said
to
be
asked.
Failure
of
the
Anglo-American
pact
to
materialize
might
have
an
effect
upon
the
Canadian-
American
pact.
i
Bulletins
ACTKESS
IN'
DEATH
FALL
NEW
YORK
Dorothy
Male,
moving
picture
actress,
plunged
to
death
early
today
from
a
sixteenth
storey
hotel
room.
TOKYO
TYPHOON
TOKYO
Train
services
and
communications
are
disrupted
and
23,000
Tokyo
houses
are
flooded
as
a
result
of
a
typhoon
in
Eastern
Japan
which
killed
at
least
226
persons,
injured
590
and
left
25,000
homeless.
JURY
HAS
-
i
DISAGREED
Northland
Gets
Warm
Weather
New
Record
of
Waterborne
Freight
Handled
Into
Northwest
Territorities
EDMONTON,
Oct.
21:
(CP)
Late
warm
weather
Is
favoring
the
winding
up
of
the
transportation
season
into
the
Northwest
Territories.
Railway
and
river
shipping
contln-ues.and
southbound
traffic
will
get
through
well
ahead
of
time.
A
new
record
of
36,000
tons
of
waterborne
frelaht
was
handled
this
season.
iMost
of
it
was
In
connection
with
northern
mining,
activity.
Gasoline
Price
Cut
Four
Cents
By
Gov't
Order
Made
Today
Prince
Rupert
Will
Pay
26c
Instead
of
30c
per
Gallon
!
Change
Effective
Next
Week
Price
Zones
Are
Set
j
Up
By
Commission
j
The
Prince
Rupert
gasoline
price,
under
the
new
t
provincial
government
order
issued
today,
is
reduced
four
cents
from
30c
to
26c
per
gallon.
1
VICTORIA,
October
21:
(CP)
The
British
Columbia
government
announced
today
that
it
had
ordered
three
cent
reduction
in
the
basic
price
of
gasoline
sold
in
the
province
on
recommendation
of
Dr.
W.
A.
Carrothers,
the
one-man
fuel
commission.
The
reduction,
effective
when
Lieutenant
Governor
Eric
W.
Hamber
signs
the.
order-ln-council,
means
that
gaso-
lllne
wU1
sel1
m
Vancouver
for
230
n
r
T
rt
rirnn
CD
L
V
V
per
gallon,
compared
with
the
pres-
r
VflViuO
I
iJ
ent
27c.
Seven
cents
of
the
retail
price
is
maae
up
oi
lax.
Trfc
Rl
IKlMINli
rhe
cut-
whlch
amounts
to
511
1JU11"11
VJ
cents
In
some
of
the
fifteen
price
zones
which
the
government
has
One
Man
Loses
His
Life
as
Flames
se
UP(
becomes
effective
October
Sweep
Over
Valuable
Timber
26,
the
government
announced
fol-Land
in
Washington
'lowing
a
cabinet
meeting
today.
jThe
basic
price
of
gasoline
is
the
INDEX,
Washington,
Oct.
21:
Vancouver
retail
price.
In
many
(CP)
Forest
fires,
which
have
parts
0f
the
province
the
present
swept
over
one
thousand
acres
ofprice
considerably
higher,
being
1
timber
land
near
here,
destroyed
:
calculated
on
the
Vancouver
price
'
.
1
.
.
.
nil
frt
-
f
-
...
.
.
1
an
esumaiea
iwo
buuwu
01
piUj
nanqung
ana
omer
cnarges.
logs
ana
umDer
ana
nave
caueu
at
least
one
death.
William
Regan,
a
fire
fighter,
was
trapped
and
burned
to
death
in
Bear
Creek
Canyon.
Another
fire
f
l.J
fighter
saved
his
life
by
Jumping
lVlrS.
ROOSCVClt
S
into
a
mud
puddle
and
staying
there
until
the
worst
of
the
names
VlAafinor
StnlPTI
had
passed.
"'""b
Logging
camps
have
been
closed
j
'own'
owing
to
the
outbreak.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
southerly
wind,
ten
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.89;
temperature,
50;
moderate
swell.
Alert
Bay
Scattered
clouds,
northerly
wind,
eight
miles
per
houh;
barometer,
29.89;
temperature,
48;
sea
smooth.
Estevan
Clear,
northeast
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.92.
Vancouver
Clear,
calm,
barometer.
29.98.
Victoria
Clear,
northerly
wind,
eight
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.98.
Prince
George
Foggy,
northerly
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
barom
eter,
er,
30.04
ju.u.
wind,
temperature
36.
Aiyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
40.
Alice
Arm
Clear,
calm,
38.
Anyox
Clear,
calm,
36.
Stewart
Clear,
calm,
31.
Seventy-Five
Sweepstake
Prizes
Drawn
In
Canada;
Vancouver
Man
Is
Lucky
DUBLIN,
October
21:
(CP)
Seventy-five
Canadians
have
so
far
drawn
prizes
in
the
Irish
Hospitals
Sweepstakes
on
the
Cesarewitch
Stakes
to
be
run
next
Wednesday.
'
Thomas
Good,
52-year-old
secretary
of
the
Army
and
Navy
Veterans
Association
in
South
Vancou
ver,
holds
Wueen's
smiling,
using
tne
nom-ae-piume
'
y-
Chicken
Feed.
His
ticket
Is
DP76602.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
.Good
stands
a
chance
to
win
$150,-
WINNIPEG.
Oct.
21:
(CP)
Win-
nines-wheat
prices
were
up
VzC
yes
terday,
October
closing
at
61V2c.
,
000,
$75,000
or
$50,000
by
win,
place
or
show
and
will
get
$2166
if
the
horse
falls
to
run.
In
the
money.
Gate
Receipts
At
GREEN
BAY.
Wisconsin,
Oct.
21.
While
Mrs1.
JnMinDRoosevelt
v
wife
of
the
President,
was-
address-Ine
a
meetine
of
2500
persons
here
last
uv
night,
Ouvl
sneak
-
thieves
'
stole
the
Prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy.
cate
receipts
of
some
$2000.
southeast
wind,
twelve
miles
per
New
Trial
of
Mrs.
Sidney
CoJbourne
temperature,
61;
light
chop.
Island
Overcast,
light:
VICTORIA,
Oct.
21:
(CP)-Jury
Ple
disagreement
last
night
ended
the
cnP-
,
.
,
,
I
.
Laneara
Island
Raining,
south-,
is
charged
with
the
murder
of
her
east
wind,
14
miles
per
hour;
bar-husband.
Sidney
Colebourne,
who
eter,
29.60;
temperaturp,
52,
1
u
4
uB
roi-
tjQ
lieht
swell.
ad
Tree
Point
-
Overcast,!
it
v,ar,h
si
a
nPw
trial
southeast
wind;
barometer,
was
ordered
for
October
31
by
Mr.
strong
29-68;
temperature,
50;
sea
moder-
Justice
D.
A.
McDonald.
The
Jury
announced
disagreement
after
ai!iy"6":
three
hours'
deliberation.
Bull
Harbor-
MINISTER
TO
RETIRE
Hon.
R.
R.
Bruce
Leaves
Japan
and
is
Not
Expected
to
Return
TOKYO,
Oct.
21:
(CP)
nf
Unn
n
R
Rrnce
Canadian
Scattered
clouds,
Minister
to
Japan
for
Canada
today
gives
rise
to
the
expectation
of
his
early
retirement.
In
fact,
It
is
not
believed
he
will
return
to
Japan.
Wr.
Bruce
Is
seventy-five
years
of
age.
Iowa
Truckers
Talking
Strike
Wage
Icrease
of
VAc
Ver
Hour
Being
Demanded
at
Des
Moines
DES
MOINES.
Iowa.
Oct.
21:
Twelve
hundred
American
Federa-
tlon
of
Labor
produce
truckers
are
Terrace-Part
cloudy,
northeast
V
threatening
to
nn
on
strike
ctHlrp
..,.-
unless
go
thev
are
eranted
a
pay
Increase
of
7'2C
per
hour.
Fifteen
companies
have
signed
up
on
the
basis
or
uie
wage
Increase
but
thirty
are
holding
out
against
It.
I
Slept
Soundly
As
Their
Home
Burns
Flames
Fail
to
Disturb
Slumber!
of
Souris,
Manitoba,
Family
SOURIS,
Manitoba,
Oct.
21:
(CP)
Three
members
of
a
farm
family
near
here
slept
soundly
throughout
the
night
while
their
barn
and
part
of
the
farmhouse
were
being
destroyed
by
fire.
The
first
they
knew
about
it
was
on
waking
in
the
morning
when
they
found
others
surveying
the
damage.
.
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