P-.
ftrsC"
She
he
sold
on
we
nomoy
.."
,
-
Ims
of
iand
settlement
and
he
hi
,
the
country
between
Prince
uid
Prince
Rupert
would
I:;'"
favorable
locations
for
the
A
.,:n
f
the
plan
In
this
prov-
I.
t:.:k
pc.
wa:
plenty
oi
gooa
iana
arrd
and
the
plan
seemed
Inn
:3und.
He
said
he
had
ex-
t.cd
i
ar
fully
and
could
not
E-
f
faw
in
the
scheme.
Hei
k
it
a
i;ood
man
or
group
of.
ld
be
sent
to
England
10
:
:s
up
with
the
settlement
-
11
appeals
HI
miu
mi.
DCl"
TlkNlKk
Til
lty
"that
Brltaln
wl11
ave
t0
U
EiljlIYLl
1
J
I
change
its
policy
from
that
of
the
BE
ACTIVE
Every
Effort
Being
Made
to
Keep
Local
Elevator
Busy
Staff
Being
Retained
For
Time
Being
"Everythlng
possible
Is
being
done
ir-Hh
a
vlpar
tn
epUInp
the
Prince
rl
been
voted
by
the
..,
vtnr
In
nnoratlon
aealn."
jment
for
Just
such
a
sUtcd
R
Hetherington
of
Fort
Wll-
'llam,
.general
manager
of
Cana-.mprovement
that
Mr
adiaa
Oovemment
elevators,
this
y
favors
Is
the
build-
mornlne
in
commenting
on
the
sit-
province
Just
n&
soon
it
under
lease
for'years.-
"Yoirrtft
bianced
Us
budget
and'
rest
assured
that
we
are
not
an-
slnklng
fund,
should
xlous
to
have
anything
to
do
with
sc
by
contract
and
have
an
empty
house."
j
in
a
very,
short
time.
Mr.
Hetnerington
announced
d
it
much
more
lm-
that
William
Finlaysoh,
who
has
n
many
of
the
schemes
been
superintendent
of
the
elevator
x-nt
which
,
have
been
for
the
pool
here,
would
continue
;
in
charge
for
the
meantime
and
,.iri
(hi
Prince
four
of
the
present
staff
of
six
rre
single
men,
if
they
wished,
.4.5c
I
obtain
board
and
lodging
and
Rose
Spit,
6,000,
Pacific.
6.0c
ana
Ml
urn
such
as
a
dollar
a
day
4.5c.
1
"
V.
days
when
It
was
the
only
great
shipbuilding
and
shipping
nation
and
either
subsidize
its
builders
or
steamship
companies
or
both."
Fires
Are
Now
Under
Control
Only
ay
iann
th
Uhnd
to
stav.
Clipper
II.
ll.ouu.
uoia
Bwraseiw
-
fy
would
be
kept
ln
touch
with
6.5c
and
4.5c.
tmploymcnt
offices
all
over
the
vlncc
and
might
be
called
upon
and
4
5c
M
Cl
any
time
to
takn
work
when
it
I
"
1
m
offered,
He
thought
employers
ana
4.oc.
pi
much
rather
take
a
man
wno
ne
from
a
job
of
that
kind
than
pn
who
had
been
walking
the
fe'u
and
was
unused
to
manual
R"r
The
objection
that
this
would
a
standard
of
pay
he
did
not
wa.s
a
reasonable
one.
It
l
pia
DC
slmmv
a
relief
nrolecti
nlJ,i.u
10nn
n.nv.1I.
hib
me
pien
woiua
nave
tuc.
r
...UI,
...
..
..."
while
there,
it
would
be
only
tt"e
waiting
for
a
job
that
they
urn
stay
u
offered
a
job
at
reg-
r
rates
of
pay
they
would
net
be
?cted
to
rem.iln.
rnn
such
r.amn
?ht
bJ
established
on
the
high-
east
of
Prlnrn
Tlnnert.
Tho
time
'r
Ptrru
Urn.
I.
1-1
1-J
l
1
inancial
condition
of
Prince
Juration
undrr,
;
femmis-,
r
e
said
he"
much
enloved
Cape
Spear,.
14,000,
Cold
Storage,
6.5c
and
4.5c.
D.
S.
T.,
8,500,
Atlln.
6.5c
and
4.5c.
'
.,
Gulvik,
6,000,
Booth,
6.7c
and
4.5c.
Unome,
300,
Cold
Storage,
6.5c
and
4.5c.
...
"n
a
brcni.h
nfin.l
tifirt.
rlnudy
"cat
of
the
Interior.
slonal
showers,
u.uc
ann
Viking,
11,000,
Booth,
o.oc
ana
oc
Tramp,
15,000,
Atlln,
6.5c
and
5c,
Weather
Forecast
i7.inf.rt
and
Queen
Char-
Moderate
north
lotte
Islands
-
cloudy
not
much
winds,
part
change
In
temperature.
.
..
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
to
fresh
south
winds,
-Moderate
and
cooi
wuu
u-v.a-
New
Forest
Blaze
In
State
Of
Washington
Is
Near
Issaquah
SEATTLE,
.July
30.
(CP)
An-
-
highway
through
to
uation
as,
affects
the
local
house
other
new
forest
lire
nas
oroKen
,,f
Even
If
the
cost
is
following
the
withdrawal
of
the
out
at
Issaquah.
Otherwise,
all
fires
-
dollars.
Mr.
Perry
says
Alberta
Wheat
Pool
which
has
had
are
are
now
now
under
unaer
control.
coniroi.
would
s
retained
for
the
time
be-(
n.
a
weekly
newspaper
Ju,y
30The
clty
of
MJnto
at
least,
i!i
vc
i
irmcrly
operated
by
the
ing
R,
A
U'nwlck.
Since
he
has,
ni
:)
the
paper
nas
oecn
rh
ir
-irovcd
and
its
circulation
P'-ry
was
tascn
around
(ics!
Ruprrt
and
expressed
sur-
n
u
iprcclatlon
at
the
num-
I
of
bf.i!i'
iful
gardens
to
be
icen
.'wVr
Unemployment
(Question
6c.
pn
hnw
he
considered
the
un-
and
6c
Halibut
Sales
Summary
Canadian
162,700
pounds,
arid
4.5c
to
7c
and
5c.
1
American
Wnhftsh.
4.500.
Cold
StoraKC,
7.5c
I-
T.i'-Tif
question
could
De
Canadian
tlcl.
Mr
Perry
said
lt'was
a
big
0ony
g
5ooi
cold
Storage,
6.8c
-(
a
but
there
was
one
method
anA
5c
t
m!:ht
be
employed
that
would
(
Melville.
10,000.
Atlln,
6.9c
and
5c
KUUh
if
pvlls
rnnsldrrablv.
He
nrr.
n
2100O.
Atlln.
7c
and
Pugct
Sound
City
Is
Faced
With
Tie-up
Of
Its
Garbage
Collection
Service
1
an
additional
$25,000
over
and
a-
bove
the
present
contract
figure
rat
artly
advocating
It
but
I
r
hf
prove
useful:
He
thought
mgrfd
II..
12.000.
Pacific..
6.8c
and'
,,xcculIvc
U
ln
Canal
Zone
K-lblc
that
several
iinemploy-
5c.
t
...
i-i.t,i
i
r..nin...
ut
'amps
might
be
established
Margalicc.
4,100,
Pacific.
.6.5c
ai
July
30.
President
Roosevelt
was
at
Pan-
St.
3,.
(end
sixth).
Washington,
5;
Cleveland,
8,
Dr.
A.
L.
McQuarrle,
medical
officer
of
the
Indlfjn
Dgpartment,
sailed
by
the
Princess
Adelaide
last
night
on.
his
return,.to
Vancouver
aftpr'.havlne
spent
thei"past
few
weeks
ln
business,
Reward
Russia
was
the
aggressor.
BOOZE
PRICES
REDUCED
VICTORIA
Attorney
General
Gordpn
Wismer
today
announced
reduction
of
prices
of
eastern-made
liquors
ranging
from
five
to
twenty
cents
per'
bottle
for
rye
whiskey
and
fifteen
to
thirty-five
cents
for
gin.
It
Li
also
announced
that
a
wider
range
of
eastern
liquors
will
be
stocked
in
government
stores.
Thr,
government
will
also
pay
about
10
per
cent,
less
for
provincial
distillers,
passing
the
saving
on
to
consumers.
The
distillers
have
objected
to
the
price
reduction,
which
follows
several
weeks
of
negotiations.
Aztec
Cariboo
Quartz
Dentonla
Golconda
.
Seattle
Is
threatened
with
a
tie-
....
,
up
of
1U
garbage
collection
service
Pioneer
;
2
UUC
lilt
tcaiiiovci
s
ov
rvv.
n
"-
Porter
1
ui
LCi
Idaho
luauu
A.
P.
Con.
Calmont
....
a
Xr
V
ama
today
aboard
the
United
States
P"
hn,'H"
Tccnle
Milly,
15,000,
Pacific.
6.5c
Navy
cruiser
nousion
irom
hooq
,IarBal
.
MnnniIM,
isiana
oi
uiv
Gaudalope
uituuaiLfc
group
biuuh
where
he
enjoyed
some
tropiqal
.
.
.
.
,
,
.
,
UI.
I
II
nsning
in
inc
coui&e
ui
im
""""i
pacalta
day
tour.
Home
Olll
,
.
n
rirnrMsinn
is
ccntrtd
Detroit,
0.
End
of
fourth
Inning)
Pment
bureau
would
have
to'
off
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
""
"rgamzed
and
a
means
cs-
shoWerS
have
occurrca
on
w.w
"snrd
forthc
men
to
keep
ln:COast.
It
has
become
somewnat
wun
the
whole
province
all.COoler
over
the
interior
Today's
Baseball
National
League
St.
Louis,
8;
Boston,
2.
Chicago,
4;
Philadelphia,
5.
Cincinnati,
2;
New
York,
3.
Pittsburg,
9;
Brooklyn,
i.
American
League
New
York,
9;
Chicago,
6.
Philadelphia,
3;
Detroit,
10.
(Grcenberg's
36th
home
run).
(Second
game,
Philadelphia,
4;
IJUSIUU,
i,
Ok.
Louis,
uuuio,
u
Beattie
...
-4
,
"
n
Mercury
Oils.
Toronto.
jffe.
.07
2.45
.04
j
.08
.0434
.OVA
.03
90
03
u.
called
.
for
.
Monday
,
unless
,
1..
has
been
Premler
t
2
25
j
wages
are
raised
by
then.
The
gar-
Rp
M:Donaid""I.r.Z'".
.25
American-4.500
pounds,
7.5c
and
the
cUy
tnat
,t
wlu
require
6.5c
Reno
45
Rellef
fArlington
.16
If
it
is
to
be
able
to
meet
the
de-
Taylor
Bride
mand
for
a
wage
Increase.
Roosevelt
at
Panama
Today
.033
Salmon
Gold
.11
Hedley
Amaig.
Premier
Border
...
ask
.03
.05
.01
Sllbak
Premier
1.90
Congress
....
I
Home
Gold
J
Grandview
j
Indian
,
Quatsino
Copper
Halda
.01
.01
Y2
.08
.012
.033,4
.03
Vi
.10V2
.32
2.50
.06
.15
.15
.12Vi
.07
1.27
1.24
Central
Pat
2.70
Gods
Lake
.55
Little
Long
Lac
......
3.60
McKenzie
Redlake
1.20
Pickle
Crow
...
4.80
J
Redlake
Goldshore
124
San
Antonio
1.25
Sherritt
Gordon
1.48
Smelters
Gold
....
MY2
McCleod
Cockshutt
4.20
Oklend
,23
of
'tMosher
..;...
.24
wiasen
Redlake
46
Stadancona
Francoeur
Moncta
Bouscadlllac
Bankfleld
East
Malartic
....
Preston
E.
Dome
4....
.57
.38
1.90
.074
.70
2.21
1.68
Hutchison
Lake
1,
.03
U,
"this
district
oU.
official
Dawson
White
'
OiV,
Alldermac
.
.55
Today's
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
3:59
a.m.
21.1
ft.
prinre
Pupcrt
Cloudy,
calrpr
ba
16:29
p.m.
20.6
ft.
2598
(falling);
tr
rometer
Low
10:15
a.m.
3.0
ft.
53;
sea
smwuu
.
22:46
pjn.
45
ft.
,Hrc
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
gk
XXVIL,
,No.
177.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JULY
30,
1938
FKICE:
5
CENTS
round
EVELOPMENT
OF
COUNTRY
BETWEEN
HERE
AND
JASPER
Where
Ship
Struck
Ocean
GOVERNMENT
DUTY
-
PERRY
I
Member
For
Prince
George
Also
Approves
Early
Building
of
Hoard
From
Prince
Rupert
To
Interior
MUST
ALTER
ITS
POLICY
This
Is
Opinion
of
Sir
Edward
Ileatly
on
Great
Britain
And
Shipping
QUEBEC,
July
30.
(CP)
Re-,
i
turning
from
a
visit
to
Great
Britain,
Sir
Edward
Beatty,
president
rhP
rlovelonment
and
settlement
Of
the
country
be-
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
U
Prince
Rupert
and
Jasper
should
be
one
of
the
declared
that
the
transpacific
serpen
miiu
i
vl
oI
tne
Canadian
-
Australian
innrv
nbiects
of
any
liritisn
tjoiumma
government
n
linn
nmnM
Hn
rnntlrmrt
Hilt.
9pr.
believed
by
H.
G.
Perry,
member
of
the
Legislative
As-
Ud
that
Great
Britain
would
have
BULLETINS
BUILDING
PERMITS
Building
permits
in
this
city
for
the
month
of
July
totaled
$3200.
The
principal
item
is
$2700
for
a
concrete
residence
for
G.
A.
Bryant
on
First
Avenue
near
(he
junction
with
Second
and
Third.
PROTEST
REJECTED.
TOKYO
Japan
today
rejected
a
protest
by
the
Soviet
govern-
A
41
.1
U
1.
.......
Hv
for
Fort
George,
who
paid
a
brief
visit
to
the
city,
to
change
its
shipbuilding
policy
to
.,,
an,
,anat
horder
irning
to
the
interior
on
the
train
last
evening.
He
meet
the
threat
of
foreign
competi-
patroIs
on
the
fnnds
that
M.
.Thick
MILL
dAU
Serious
Situation
Continues
In
i
Southwestern
British
Columbia
With
No
Let-up
in
Hot
Weather
VANCOUVER,
July
30:
(CP)
with
continued
dry,
hot
weather,
the
forest
fire
situation
continues
serious
In
southwestrn
British
Columbia.
In
the
Similkameen
district
near
Princeton
bad
fires
are
raging
as
well
as
in
the
Cariboo
with
a
particularly
bad
one
near
Like!)
mining
camp.
The
big
fire
on
Vancouver
Island
also
continues
a!-
Alaska
Salmon
Pack
Decrease
Output
So
Far
This
Year
Less
Than
Half
of
1937
Production
JUNEAU.
July
30.
(CPt
Alaska's
salmon
pack
to
July
23
totalled
332,018
cases,
354,980
cases
less
than
last
year.
The
Industry
had
a
late
start
this
year
owing
to
labor
troubles.
'
.
-pj.r
v
TfPlf
C
1
TIJI
I
"
fr....,
.---.-yi.LAJLiA
t
o
ojiULNo
A,,.
IVIiccinn
IC"
'
(Court!
8.
D.
Jahintoii
Co.)
IIIIOOIUII
lO
leamsters
otnke
C
1
'
virw.
TUnr
h
Ovor
In
Seattle
Looms
B.
C.
Nickel
,
09
,
Big
Mlssouir
'
.30
Bralorne
9.50
British
Commission
Meets
Minister
Of
National
Defence
in
Ottawa
pilots
here.
Teachers
Here
Are
Appointed
Victoria
Man
Named
to
High
School'
Assistant
in
Home
Economics
Also
City
Commissioner
W.
J
this
morning
announced
the
ap
pointment
of
Leonard
Denton
of
Vlctoria'fn?Sf
V.
L.
"Denton,
prln-
the
teaching
King
ent
attending
summer
school
lnl
Victoria.
FIRE
IN
SEATTLE
Lumber
Plant
Destroyed
by
Sncc
tacular
Blaze
Last
Night
Oil
Area
Off
I
Phillipines
Suggests
Fate
Of
Flying
Boat
May
Have
Sank
or
Made
Effort
To
Smooth
Waters
For
Landing
Search
Is
Continuing
MANILA,
July
30.
(CP)
A
thick
oil
,area,
sup:
posedly
marking
the
spot
where
the
Hawaii
Clipper
hit
the
ocean,
Was
found
today
by
the
United
States
Army
though
not
so
badly
out
of
control,
transport
Meigs
five
hundred
miles
from
the
Phillipine
From
northern
Alberta
also
c0mc
the
where
the
oil
IsiandSt
whether
the
marked
spot
plane
ireuuius
ui
icugc
luiti
iuca,
uic
,
.
1
.
-
-
.
-
.
i
!
il
smoke
from
which
Is
hanging
over
the
capital
city
of
Edmonton,
plane
which
then
drifted
is
still
a
matter
of
speculation.
The
great
flying
boat
became
missing
two
days
ago
on
a
flight
from
Guam
to
Manila
with
fifteen
on
board.
The
search
for
wreckage
continues.
Anniversary
of
War
Is
Ignored
Twenty-Fourth
Anniversary
of
Austria's
Declaration
Against
Serbia
VIENNA,
July
30.
The
twany
fourth
anniversary
of
the
declara-
:
;
w
lioatoUwarbyAustrla
and
-.Serbia.--which'
started
the'
Great
War
was
Ignored
in
nazified
Austria.
Today's
Weather
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ONTARIO
PREMIER
VISITOR
Hon.
Mitchell
F.
Hepburn
in
Prime
Rupert
Welcomed
by
Local
Hon.
Mitchell
F.
Hepburn,
Ontario's
dynamic
Premier,
is
a
prominent
visitor
In
Prince
Rupert
for
a
couple
of
hours
this
afternoon.
After
an
aerial
tour
of
the
Canadian
Northwest
which
took
him
up
to
Triple
Island
Cloudy,
easterly
lne
i,.
rim
at
the
moutn
of
the
OTTAWA,
July
30:
(CP)
Fol-
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
sea
Mackenzie
River
and
into
the
lowing
its
arrival
yesterday,
tl
ft
smooth.
v
Northwest
Territories
and
the
Yu-
Brltish
air
mission
consisting
of
Langara
Island
Part
cloudy,
iconi
ne
js
nere
aboard
the
Prln-Slr
Hardman
Lever,
Sir
Edward
northeast
wind,
five
miles
per
hour;
cess
Ance
this
afternoon
bound
Ellington
and
Frederick
Handler-
barometer,
29.96;
temperature,
54;
from
skagway
to
Vancouver.
The,
Page
went
Into
conference
with
sea
smooth.
intention
had
been
to
fly
down
the
Hon.
Ian
Mackenzie,
minister
of
Dead
Tree
Point
Light
rain,
coast
but
unsettled
weather
alons;
national
defence,
on
the
subject
of
ngnt
easterly
wind;
barometer,
the
route
caused
a
change
of
plans
the
manufacture
of
heavy
bomb-
Vggg.
temperature,
52;
light
swel..
and
the
use
of
the
steamer
was
ing
planes
in
Canada
as
well
as
Bujj
Harbor
Showery,
light
resorted
to.
the
trainin.3
of
Royal
Air
Force
cOUtheast
wind:
barometer.
29.89:
Premier
HeDburn
was
welcomed
temperature.
54;
sea
smooth.
-on
arrival
by
a
party
of
local
cltl-Alert
Bay
Part
cloudy,
light
ens
who
are
showing
him
around
haze,
southeast
wind,
29.99;
tern-
It
Is
his
first
visit
to
Prince
Rupert,
perature.
49;
light
chop.
:The
reception
committee
Included
!
Estevan
Cloudy,
northeast
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder,
F.
I
wind,
el?ht
miles
per
hour;
baro-jA.
MacCallum,
president
ot
the
'
meter,
30.06.
j
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com-
Vlctoria
Cloudy,
southerly
wlnd.merce,
G.
W.
Nickerson,
C.
V.
Evitt,
four
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
Lieut.
Col.
J.
W.
Nichols,
J.J.
Little,
30.06.
W.
L.
Coates,
J.
P.
D.
Malkln
and
Vancouver
Clear,
calm;
baro-
D-
O-
Borland,
meter,
30.06.
1
Mr-
Hepburn's
trip
is
entirely
ta
Alder
.
,
,
tu
Ithp
nntnrf
nt
a
VinUrfnv
rrjnce
ueuicc
lyicui,
suuui-
-
-j-
west
wind,
four
barometer,
30.00.
High
School
here,
succeeding
David
.
..
1
.
aiure,
oa
Miss
Frances
Watt
of
Manitoba
has
been
appointed
assistant
in
structress
in
the
home
economics;
1
department.
Miss
Watt
Is
at
pres-,
miles
per
hour;'
Accompanying
tne
Ontario
pre
Terrace
Overcast,
calm;
cipal
of
Victoria
Normal
School,
to
erature,
54,
.u.
....
ui
staff
of
Edward
m
temp-
Alyansh
Clear,
calm;;
temper-
Stewart
Clear,
calm,
temperature,
52.
Hazelton
Clear,
calm;
temperature,
55.
Smithers
Smoky,
calm;
tem
perature,
49.
Burns
Lake
Showery,
calm;
temperature,
53.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
July
30.
(CP)
iirl
t
...
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n
001
AMnts
SEATTLE,
July
30:-An
entire.
y"cua;,u
"au"'B
the
Vancouver
market
yesterday,
lumber
plant
on
Second
Avenu3"
was
destroyed
by
a
spectacular
fire
'
last
night.
Late
last
night
no
estl-1
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
mate
had
been
made
of
extreme
damage.
Kerr
Addison
2.25
Uchl
Gold
'.
'
2.22
International
Nickel
50.62
Noranda
n-&
72.87'
Cons.
Smelters
"..!
60.50
'
!
Hardrock
t,.-'
2.72
Athona
.06
Barber
Larder
.27
WINNIPEG,
July
30.
(CP)
The
Winnipeg
wheat
price
was
a
little
stronger
at
OSa
cents
per
bushel
,
for
July
option.
I
The
winner
of
an
electric
iron
for
a
bean
guessing
contest
In
'connection
with
Spanish
relief
work
here
was
Chuck
Hill
mier
is
Bernara
miin,
new
xoric
'
broker,
who
has
extensive
mining
.Interests
In
British
Columbia.
1
J.
P.
Bicknell
of
Toronto,
with
...1.
m
1
tr
1
j
r
tn
11.
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1
1
1
.k
Alice
Arm
-
Clear,
calm;
tern-.?""1"
"B
.
oe.cu
v8.
uCu
,
perature,
55.
Anyox
Clear,
calm;
tempera-1
ture,.
52.
I
Vancouver
last
evening
from
Car-
cross.
They
reported
dense
clouds
of
smoke
between
Prince
George
and
Lllloet
owing
to
forest
fires.
Australia
Is
Talking
Trade
.Minister
of
Trade
From-Down
Under
to
VlSit
Ottawa
and
Washington
in
Course
of
Empire
Tour
OTTAWA,
July
30:
(CP)
Sir
Earl
Page,
Australia's
minister
of
finance,
Is
due
ln
Ottawa
soon
ln
the
course
of
a
tour
of
the
Empire
to
discuss
uniform
trade
agree
ments
between
the
various
countries
of
the
British
commonwealth,
Sir
Earl
will
also
go
to
Washington
to
discuss
the
possibility
of
an
American-Australian
trade
Owing
to
heavy
passenger
business
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Is-
who
lands,
the
"Prince
Charles
will
satj
,
guessed
441
which
was
the
nearest
at
7
o'clock
tomorrow
morning
into
the
correct
444.
stead
of
at
10:30
tonight.