SHAKOHAI,
July
8:
low!
US
-
pert
T
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the
r
V?
'
IV"'
t
pc
It-
'
r
r
S
K!
'he
r
ttr.
'
irldi
Ar"c
Ke!
::,
Dr-
irl
Mr-
J.X
ft
"
..
..
i
okonitttv
l
IB"
w"
V.
,.,Hnnn!
nollcfi
th:
naay
i
v
water
in
tanks.
'
miher.
better
known
as
.
a
small
Island
where
vs.
imported
originally
i
lors.
are
verv
tame,
so
'
Vy
will
steal
the
food
:.k
from
a
visitor.
.
:ia
the
place
where
Lord
ir
jrricd
the
widow
Rodney
a
Is
a
volcanic
Island
on
'
nonle
grow
rubber,
rice
'.
J
frulU.
ratt
Is
the
small
Island
Rb-trapifal
vegetation
Is
parllcu-Ir!y
intercsUng.
Barbadoes
)es
cxDorts
exports
some
some
of
of
the
the
t?
?i
ot
lhe
upp,y
as
lt
ems
th.
up
from
below
and
keep
we
samp
ini
'
''
weir
rcli.rinn
.
...
awa
COMMUNITY
PAYS
LAST
RESPECTS
Sergeant
Kobert
Gibson
Highly
comfort
for
the
sorely
bereaved.
T
Leeward
U'.Wrttu
'and
Windward
"
Isl-
l
W,
"
Vaughan
iJ
Davles
presided
at
the
Explanation
of
General
Franciso
T
'h"
Caribbean
Boa
formed
,
organ
and
hymns
were
"Abide
With
-of
an
interesting
travel
Me"
and
"Lead,
Kindly
Light."
.1
'
rday
afternoon
at
thci
Following
the
service,
there
was
a
a.
h"on
of
the
Prince
Ru-
J
procession
of
great
length
from
the
urv
Club.
Roy
Vandersluys
,
service
to
Falrvlcw
Cemetery.
The
bone.
Constable
W.
F.
Robertson
G.
H.
Clarke
M.C
and
,a
Constable
wuMun
u.
COrre.snonrfs
vprv
rlrvsplv
to
1
.
nnictri
nt
mrmbers
of
uraii'ia
muouiv-
we
or
oriptlons
given
In
the
book.
Lodge.
A.F.
&
A.M.,
or
Kalen
;
Et
Vincent
supplies
many
ships
Cnaptcr,
Royal
Arch
Masons,
in
the
vr-etablcs
and
tropical
fruits.,
persons
of
Gilbert
Campbell'.
Thorn-,
bart'
-
,nC
lS
d0n
by
SyStCm
f
as
Boulter.
William
Crulckshank,
E.;
TJ,
,,
,
1
B
Baker,
Frank
Fitch
and
J.
S.I
.
Trtaldad,
with
its
canltal
Port
of
.
I
Z
Jly,
many
PC.i!l!l
During
the
obsequies.
......
to
lne
w'c
laniuus
"
lani;
f....u
.
hpen
since
month.
the
::n
.rom
wnc"
shipments
of
'
nn
Mondav.
flaM
0n
public
V
u
(
v-
v
"
'
-
-
.
-'""wiae
arc
made
to
all
narts'
f:r
.
rinn
M
buildings
ana
aw
u-u.-
-the
world
tu
pitch
nhht.
H.,kV"
?.
uv
:
hradnuarters
have
-
"
n
1
1
11.
nnrnnna
it
rtAinrr
"
1
J
soft
m
the
daytime.'
me.
Although'
Although1
mast
.""'..
tho
funeral
nroces
,
u.i,
in
thp.
cltv
U
1
ri
SSL
E.Si"
doors
.or
.ho
space
0.
an
hour.
The
ocrsonal
tributes
of
numer
ous
friends
of
deceastd
were
ex
v
At
Georgetown
the
climate
is
'
pressed
In
a
mass
of
floral
offerings.
Wicket
I
If6
P?P16
f-r,Cndly
and
'
VISITING
INTERIOR
rved
i
tL
'.
Rum
ls
Dr
J
T.
Mandy,
district
mining
lt
"ion
are
easily
overcome
by
f
""f"
for
a
vlslt
to
the
various
The
r
.
.
..
ri,r
HUfrlrts
of
the
Interior
go-
In7r,
"
'
ln.somc..01
lhc
as
nablne
Mountains
In
SOou
.1th
ore
shipments
to
,lhe
l.il
sampling
plant.
He
s
bc-
square
mil,
Th-
the
local
bT,ulholr
religion
very
serious
ylng
accompanied
T
'T
in
about
a
lth..lr
do
no7co?re
rn
1
and
both
plan
to
return
Intentions
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
She
prir-e
Rupert-Part
cloudy.
south
High
...
11:52
a.m.
16.6
ft.
,-atiieaor
wind,
four
miles
per
hour,
23:29
pin.
19.3
ft.
'
....
oooi
(fnlllne):
tcmDer-
Low
..
5:39
ajn,
4.9
ft.
gtur?
j,:.
sea
smooth.
17:30
pjn.
9.1
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vcl
XXVII
.
No,
158.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JULY
8,
1938.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
A
V.
c.mhai
l-oiiowc.
Of
'At
a
nni
0
.A
Vll
I
lOU
AGREEMENT
Mrs.
Black
Offers
Yukon
Seat
ic
RFAfHPn
To
Dr.
Manion;
Some
Of
Planks
iiuaviiiJi
1
Ketchikan
Cannery.
Workers
And
Operators
Come
To
Terms
City
Council
Denounced
Franco
In
Regard
To
British
Ship
Bombing
Unsatisfactory
LONDON,
July
8:
(CP)
Prims
!
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
last;
xakcr
and
he
told
some-
procession
was
headed
by
a
firing
nlaht
announced
that
the
British
t
'
f
he
chief
ports
of
call
of
party
0f
twelve
men
from
the
102nd
government
did
not
consider
satis-'
idian
National
steamers,
j
rjattery.
Royal
Canadian
Artillery,
factory
the
latest
explanation
of
Line
which
sail
to
that
carrying
arms
reversed,
under
Ser-.General
Francisco
Franco,
com-i
world
every
three
weeus
,Keant
Alex
Mitchell.
Then
came
mander-ln-chlef
of
the
Spanish;
tary
honors
were
paid.
The
firing
not
sausnca
was
mai
insurgent
party
discharged
three
rounds
and
bombing
planes
flew
so
high
that
Alex
they
could
not
possibly
be
able
to
thre
was
a
lament
by
Piper
McDonald.
As
the
flag-draped
identify
the
Identity
of
ships
n
government
ports.
Franco
had
said
casket
was
lowered
Into
the
final
that
there
w.s
no
intention
of
resting
place,
the
firing
party
pre-.
sented
arms.
The
"Last
Post"
wasr"'"'
v
cm
in
hv
niiulpr
William
Rancc
.
i
i
iVia
.nAii
nnvrt
rnlir-
n
Tt
n
n
T
Oft
IVp'
tack.
cwavv.
m;
o
-
-
,
followed
by
the
Reveille.
As
their
final
tribute,
the
veterans
dropped
r
t
y
uoes
noi
ivhuw
fr
i
wh
h
most
of
the
lime
lulco
Forget.
n
was
a
soicmi.
auu
uu-
jjj
.n
rn
1
Cim
rr
.
Avon
n
this
nrcssive
scene.
I
part
:
i,hp
world
St
Lucia,
tha
The
active
pallbearers
were
Staff
i
.
D.S.C.,'
Perkins
Cannot
fell
Lon.
Frances
L'al
Z
'J;;
Sergeant
G.
H.
Greenwood
j'..
-
-
.
I
t
r.
pnm
a
i
don
or
rresiuciu
uooseveu
s
-e
ana
me
cnici
inausiry
is,
dcibcii
"
its
H.
soles
D.C.M.,
Corp.
Harold
Ray-
LONDON,
July
8:
Miss
Frances
r.
w.7::
r.Mn.
Unltcd
Secretary
of
veterans
oi
wie
oixiy-oc.u
,
va
toin
r
rUR,
lntheworld..The
cost
Battalion,
with
which
Sergeant
e
,
hcre
terd
that
btrom
SOc
to
50c
a
bottle
depend-
Gibson
served
overseas,
supplied
one
knQW
whethpr
or
not
-Mipon
who
is
the
buyer.
The;
group
of
honorary
pallbearers
con-
prcsldent
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
oe
brand
would
cost
over
four
sistlng
of
G.W.
Abbott,
W.M.
Brown.
contemplatcd
running
for
a
thtrd
-aro
in
British
Columbia.
j.
M.
Campbell.
Ben
Ferguson,
Hugh!
tprm
as
cWcf
cxccutlve
She
had
Toba."o
Is
supposed
to
be'
theKlllln,
M.
M.
Lamb
and
Col.
J.
w.;asked
Mf
rtoosevelt
direct
as
to
-and
dcwrlbed
by
Daniel
Dafoc
Nlcholls.
ihis
Intention
but
he
had
evaded
w
DOOK
dook.
Robinson
Rnhlnenn
rmov
Crusoe.
The
Tne:
k
Annthpr
nroun
of
honorary
pan-
nn.
niv
Halibut
Sales
American
Norland,
21,000,
Cold
Storage,
7.2c
i
as
they
!
and
5.5c.
deplorable!
Eureka,
13,000,
Cold
Storage,
7.5c
been
at
nan
o-oc.
ana
o.oc.
Andrea.
16.000.
Pacific,
7c
and
Canadian
Cynic,
9,000,
Atlln,
6.8c
and
5C.
Skeena
M,
6,000,
Booth,
6.7c
and
5c.
Cape
Beale,
39,000,
Cold
Storage.
6.9c
and
5c.
Todays
Weather
(OoYerntnent
"lgT.plu
Terrace
Cloudy,
south
wind;
temperature
54.
Alyansh
Cloudy,
south
wind,.
58.
Alice
Arm
Part
cloudy,
calm,
52.
Anyox
Light
rain,
calm,
50.
1
Stewart-Showery,
calm,
51.
Hazelton
Partly
cloudy,
calm,
54,
Smithers
Cloudy,
calm,
50.
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
windy,
50.
In
New
Conservative
Platform
OTTAWA,
July
8:
(CP)
Following
the
election
of
Hon.
-
Dr.
ui'
R.
J.
Manion
of
UM
Fort
U1
William
as
the
new
w
Conser
Honored
In
Death
This
After-
KETCHIKAN,
July
8:-The
Pos-.
UHWJr-j
noon-Hundreds
at
Final
.sibiiity
of
a
strike
tie-up
of
Ket-
vative
leader
at
tne
uaiioiiai
convention
yesteraay,
Mrs.
mtes
.chikan
salmon
canneries
was
eii-'
George
Black,
Member
for
the
Yukon,
announced
that
she
'.
lminatcd
yesterday
when
the
C.
I.i
was
nrenared
to
trive
un
her
seat
t6
Dr.
Manion
and
asked
i
;
cluing
their
patrols.
One
j
Not
only
official
representatives
O.
-
affiliated
cannery
workers-
J
prime
Minister
William
Mackenzie
King
allow
him
uijKa
i
nincsu
ail.
"uus
puouc,
military
ana
ira-
"J
agiccutcui,
win,
i
an
acclamation.
rer
of
the
outbreaks.
Henlein
Visits
German
Capital
Wider
of
Sudeten
Minority
In
Czechoslovakia
Is
On
Trip
To
Berlin
PRA1IA,
uly
8:
Conrad
Hclnleln,
leadfr
of
the
Sudeten
Oerman
min-
ciyof
Czechoslovakia,
ainf
-'-mr-r
with
Premier
Milan
Hodza
Sudeten
demands.
Is
U
rc
-ird
to
it
prtx-
on
a
trip
to
Derlln
to
Nazi
authorities
there.
r-(frw,,h
uieiTQ
TH
MANY
PORTS
Boy
Vandersluys
Tells
Rotary
Club
Of
Leeward
and
winuwara
Islands
tcrnal
organizations
with
which
he
the
cannery
operators
on
terra
.
was
identified
but
-the
cnmmunltv
similar
to
those
agreed
upon
wlthl
of
Prince
Rupert
as
a
whole
Joined,
the
American
Federation
of
Labor
i
this
afternoon
in
paying
an
im-j
union.
The
question
of
which
ls
to
.
f
HP
Uftln
prcsslve
tribute
to
the
memory
of
be
the
"elusive
bargaining
agency
:
UUV
I
1U
11C1LJ
Robert
Olbson
wi"
1)0
sett,ed
on
tne
basU
ot
a
'
Sergeant
who
was
111
Vl
tragically
slain
this
week
while
In
re
e"nd"m
of
T
e"'
.
IVlUniCipa
ltlCS
.
.
t-i.
j......
Little
Prosress
has
been
made
In
T
r
uic
caccuuoii
ui
iiu
uuues.
ilUll-
j
.
.
.
.rceara
w
ine
nceouauons
ui
tin,
-r
areas
oi
people
gainerea
to
pay"
,
.
,
,
,u
fto
n"s
for
a
basJc
price
for
their
final
VcspecU
one
who
was
so
widely
and
favorablyknown
boh
c
L
orf;anlzatlon
as
officer
and
man.
The
capacity
terda
dep0Unced
the
mayoi
of
First
Church,
where
Presbyterian
and
some
of
the
Mermen
as
de.
th6
service
was.
held,
was
taxed
and
nnlte,y
unfrienaly
to
organized
la-there
were
those
who
were
unable
following
the
passage
by
the
to
gain
admission.
'city
COuncU
of
an
antl-plcketlng
After
ex-service
men
had
march-
measure,
ed
in
long
procession,
wearing
dec-
Appeals
will
be
made
to
the
Na-oratlons
and
berets,
from
Canadian
'tlonal
Labor
Relations
Board
and
Legion
headquarters
to
the
church
the
Civil
Liberties
League.
under
Jack
Preece,
president
of
the
'
Canadian
Legion,
and
J.
S.
Wilson,
T"
T"Tf
7
ATVT1
secretary,
the
church
service
com-
"
J.
I
INw
1
menced.
Rer.
H.
G.
Funs
ton,
pas-;
In
Their
Relief
I
VICTORIA,
July
8:
iCV)
At
a
meeting
yesterday
with
rep-
resentatlves
of
the
Union
of
British
Columbia
munlclpall-
ties,
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
promised
that
the
provincial
government
would
assume
a
larger
share
of
the
cost
of
un-
employment
relief.
This
would
Include,
the
Premier
said,
half
the
cost
of
relief
for
unemploy-
ables
who
some
time
ago
were
made
a
total
municipal
res-
tor
of
the
church,
officiated.
He1
i
PPViyT
A
DI
17
Pns,DUily-
ponslbllity.
paid
fitting
tribute
to
the
worth
of
j
ALLLi
1
AuLL
the
deceased
and
voiced
words
of
.,rT'r
.
W
.
.
1
1
I
I
'
TODAY'S
STOCKS
lOouneisy
8.
D.
Johnti
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.09.
Bralorne,
9.40.
Aztec,
.09
Vi.
Cariboo
Quartz.
2.55.
Dentonla,
.05.
Golconda,
.07.
a
niDe
band
headed
by
Piocr
Leslie
,
insuraenU.
In
regard
to
the
bomb-i
V
i,auvfwi.
jr'
'
i
ana
mwioepa
oi
inc
uaimuun
uTi-in.
ui
dwush-
snip
m,
oumiii
;u0
islands,
some
oi
wmcn
.
detachment
and
general
waters
and
announced
that
further
habited.
In
those
Islands'
mournprs
in
cars
and
on
foot.
.'explanation
would
be
demanded
o
natural
water
system.,
wlth
ncv'
H
u
Funston
again
I
The
explanation
of
Franco
with'
ratchlng
the
rain
and
ff.
.
,
araveside.
mill-
which
the
British
ogvernment
is.
Fairview,
.O6V2.
,
Noble
Five.
.03
V.
Pend
Oreille,
2.15.
Pioneer,
2.95.
Porter
Idaho,
.02
Ji.
Premier,
2.18.
Reeves
McDonald,
.39,
Reno,
.40.
Relief
Arlington,
.14.
Taylor
Bridge,
.03.
Hedley
Amel.,
.04.
Premier
Border,
.OIV2
Sllbak
Premier,
1.80.
Home
Gold.
.01.
Grand
view,
.09.
Indian.
.01
V2.
Quatstno
Copper,
.05V
Haida,
.05.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.19.
Calmont,
.31.
C.
&
E.,
2.40.
Freehold.
.06.
McDougal
Segur.
.15.
Mercury,
.12.
Okalta.
U2.
Pacalta,
.07.
Home
Oil.
1.21.
Toronto
)
Beattle,
1.15.
-Central
Pat.,
2.50.
Gods
Lake,
.52.
Little
Long
Lak,
3.50.
'
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.11.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
.14.
Pickle
Crow,
4.75.
San
Antonio,
1.28.
Sherritt
Gordon,
1.35.
.
Smelters
Gold,
.03.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
3.30.
Oklend,'
.15.
Mosher,
,21.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.382.
Stadacona,
.56.
Francoeur,
.35.
Moneta,
1.81.
Bouscadlllac,
.08.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.26i.
Bankfield,
.66.
'East
Malartlc,
1.75.
Preston
East
Dome,
.88.
,
Hutchison
Lake,
.03
V2.,
Dawson
White,
.03.
Aldermac,
.55.
,
Kerr
Addison,
1.71.
Uchl
Gold,
2.00.
Int,
Nickel,
49.50.
Noranda,
67.50.
Con.
Smelters,
59.75.
;
Athona,
.07
Va.
Hardrock,
2.72.
Barber
Larder,
.42.
,
Rand
Malartlc,
M.
Dr.
Manion
lost
his
own
seat
at
Fort
William
to
Dan
Mclvor,
Liberal,
In
the
1935
election.
In
th
second
ballot
yesterday
on
which
Dr.
Manion
was
elected
with
783
votes
following
the
elimination
of
J.
Earl
Lawson
of
Toronto
on
the
first
ballot,
Murdoch
McPherson
of
Saskatchewan
was
second
with
648
votes.
Dr.
Man-Ion's
election
was
later
declared
unanimous.
Among
the
first
things
to
be
done
now
that
the
convention
is
over,
it
having
formally
closed
last
night,
will
be
the
selection
of
a
new
Dominion
organizer
and
the
perfecting
of
separate
provincial
organizations.
Some
Principal
Planks
Among
the
principal
planks
which
were
nailed
Into
the
party
platform
at
the
convention
were:
i
Opposition
to
amalgamation
or
unification
of
the
railways.
Selective
British
Immigration.
(
Exclusion
of
Orientals.
Preferential
Empire
trade
agreements.
TransCanada
highway
as
a
national
undertaking.
Legislation
to
aid
fruit
and
vegetable
marketing.
Relief
work
projects
to
develop
natural
resources.
REVOLVER
UNLISTED
Weapon
With
Which
Mike
durvich
Killed
Inspector
Service
and
Sergeant
Gibson
Unregistered
j
The
revolver
which
the
late
Mike
Gurvlch
used
on
Monday
in
the
slaying
of
Inspector
William
J.
Service
and
Sergeant
Robert
Gibson
enile
authorities
of
New
York
declare
that
Chinese
chtldren
are
the
best
behaved
of
any
race
In
the
metropolis.
Oyer
a
period
of
eight
years
there
has
been
only
one
case
of
Juvenile
delinquency
among
3000
Chinese
children
of
the
city.
WINNIPEG
July
8:
(CP)
Wheat
futures
dropped
again
yesterday
from
2
lie
to
lVic
with
July
clos
lng
at
95Tic
BULLETINS
i
.
i
BOMBERS
COMING
N"RTII
SEATTLE
Twenty-four
United
States
naval
patrol
bombers-took
off
for
Kodiak
and
Sitka
today
for
manoeuvres.
They
will
return
to
tfieirSin
Diego
base
in
two
weeks.
JERUSALEM
A
bomb
thrown
killed
four
Arabs
and
wounded
thirty-six
in
a
new
outbreak
of
terror
today.
A
general
strike
has
broken
out
in
Anam.
Officers
plan
to-
put
the
Haifa
area
under
naval
controL
CRICKET
POSTPONED
LONDON
Rain
today
caused
postponement
of
the
start
of
the
third
England
-
Australia
test
cricket
match.
WINS
BRITISH
OPEN
SANDWICH
Reginald
Arthur
Whitcomb,
40,
professional
at
Parkstone
Club
in
Dorset,
won
the
British
open
golf
champion-sls'p
today
with
a
72-hole
final
of
295.
LOCOMOTIVE
BLOWS
UP
MISSOUL,
Mont.
A
locomotive
of
a
Northern
Pacific
freight
train
"blew
up
like
a
giant
firecracker"
near
Wills.
Montana,
last
night,
killing
the
crew
of
three
and
two
transients.
Members
of
the
train
crew
said
there
might
be
more
dead.
AIR
LINER
CRASHES
BILLINGS,
Montana
A
Northwest
Air
Lines
transport
plane,
carrying
eight
passengers
and
two
of
a
crew,
crashed
near
Field
today,
killing
Mrs.
N.
.McKay
of
Evanston,
Illinois,
and
injuring
seven
others
including
Mrs.
XV.
J.
Tindale
of
South
Slocan.
The
extent
of
Mrs.
Tindale's
injuries
.are
jot
known..
.
.
.
FASCIST
LOYALTY
Message
is
Sent
by
National
Unity
Party
to
Governor
General's
I
Office
1
TRAINING
AVIATORS
British
Official
Coming
to
Canada
to
Arrange
for
Instruction
of
Royal
Air
Force
Pilots
1
LONDON.
July
8:
(CP)
Sir
Klngsley
Wood,
Secretary
of
State
for
Air.
told
the
House
of
Commons
Thursday
thats
arrangements
were
being
made
for
an
officer
to
be
sent
Immediately
to
Canada
to
explore
the
possibilities
of
working
out
a
scheme
for.tralnlng
Royal
Air
Force
pilots
in
the
Dominion,
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
June
4:
(CP)
Bar
silver
was
unchanged
at
4340
per
fine
ounce
on
the
New
York
metal
market
today.
OTTAWA,
July
'8.
The
Governor
General's
office
has
acknowledged
a
message
from
the
National
Unity
(Fascist)
Party
in
which
loyalty
near
Jerusalem's
busy
Jaffa
gatrJls
expressed
to
Canada
and
the
presentgovernment.
The
message
was
from
Adrian
Arcand,
the
present
leader,
and
follows
the
recent
first
national
convention
of
the
organization.
v
!
.
'
i5
Medicine
Hat
Is
Bright
Spot
After
Ten
Yean
of
Drought,
Moisture
Conditions
Are
Good
And
Excellent
Crop
Assured
MEDICINE
HAT,
July
8:
(CP)
The
Medicine
Hat
district
Is
one
of
the
bright
spots
on
the
prairies
this
year.
After
ten
years
of
drought,
there
Is
now
good
moisture
and
an
excellent
crop
seems
assured.
HELPING
JOBLESS
Concession
By
Ottawa
is
Announc
edWould
Give
Relief
Until
Harvest
,
VICTORIA,
July
8:
(CP)
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
announced
last
night
that
a
concession
had
been
made
by
the
federal
government
In
regard
to
the
problem
of
the
single
..unempJoyedJnritl5hjColumbla
,
whereby,
If
they
registered
with
the
.Unemployment
Service
of
Canada,
'
men
would
be
given
transportation
back
to
their
homes
outside
of
the
province
and
then
extended
relief
until
harvest
time
when
lt
was
expected
they
would
be
able
to
obtain
employment.
A
spokesman
for
the
single
unemployed
later
expressed
dissatisfaction
with
this
plan,
stating
that
a
permanent
solution
of
the
prob-
was
an
unregistered
weapon,
a
lem
was
being
sought,
not
tempor-
cheok-up
has
revealed.
It
was
a
,ItM"L,ydia
rig?:u
ar
relief"
A
works
program
was
bright,
tormerly
of
this
c
ty,
passed
Popklns
and
Allen
fore-handle
stu,
being
,nsIsted
upon
model,
ers.
Relatives
of
Gurvlch
disclaim
any
knowledge
of
his
having
had
a
revolver
and
where
he
obtained
It
,
has
yet
to
be
ascertained.
1
inspector
John
Shlrras
arrived
I
in
the
city
on
last
night's
train
1
from
Kamloops
to
take
charge
of
the
Investigation
following
the
tragedy.
I
Judge's
Condition
Somewhat
Better
IS
DEAD
ATATLIN
Mrs.
XV.
XV.
Wright
Passes
Away
In
Northern
Town
Sister-in-Law
Due
Here
Tonight
3ft-palibre
and
five
cnamb-
W1J
as.
an
outcome
oi
a
sireei
can
will
deeply
regret
to
learn
of
her
passing.
In
her
forties,
Mrs.
Wright
was
born
In
Ontario.
Besides
her
husband,
she
Is
survived
by
a
little
daughter.
To
them
deep
sympathy
will
be
extended
by
their
local
j
friends.
Mrs.
Wright
was
the
sister
of
the
j
late
L.
M.
Fuller
of
this
city.
Mrs.
!
Fuller
ls
arriving
here
tonight
on
.
(the
Cardena
from
Victoria,
where
Member
of
United
States
Supreme!
she
now
resides,
and
will
be
advls-Bench
Has
Heart
Trouble
ed
on
arrival
of
her
sister-in-law's
-
'death.
PORT
CHESTER,
N.Y.,
July
:
The
condition
of
Associate
Jus
tice
Benjamin
N-
Cardoza
of
tlie
j
United
States
Supreme
Court,
who(
Is
suffering
from
a
heart
ailment,'
ls
reported
to
have
Improved
dur
lng
the
night.
Chinese
Are
Best
Behaved
Interesting
Report
Is
Made
uy
Juvenile
Authorities
of
City
New
York
NEW
YORK.
July
8:
(CP)-Juv-
Un.
Deceased
had
lived
In
Prince
!vass
for
funds
fa
the
unemployed,
nuperi,
ior
many
je
uuiu
ociu1Cjslxty.one
men
and
one
woman
and
after
her
marriage
and
was;
were
an.ested
yesterday
on
charges
very
well
known.
Numerous
friends
,
.
obsctruction.
Later
thirty-three
were
convicted
and
each
sentenced
to
fifteen
days'
imprisonment.
Roosevelt
Makes
First
Speech
Of
His
Trip
In
Ohio
MARIETTA,
Ohio,
July
8:
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt,
on
his
way
from
Washington
to
the
Pacific
Coast,
made
the
first
speech
of
his
trip
here
this
morning.
The
chief
executive,
on
his
arrival
at
San
Diego,
will
board
the
cruiser
;
Houston
from
which
he
will
make
a
fishing
trip.
Aberhart
Is
Unperturbed
I
EDMONTON,
July
8:
(CP)
f
The
unfavorable
rulinj
of
the
Judicial
committee
of
the
Privy
Council
in
London
yesterday
with
reference
to
the
Alberta
press
and
credit
regulation
bills
Is
not
taken
by
Premier
William
Aberhart
as
a
serious
blow.
The
measures
were
not
an
Integral
portion
of
the
Soc-
ial
Credit
program
which
will
be
gone
ahead
with,
the
Prem-
ler
said.