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NIGHT
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and
Courteous
Drivers
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
(New
1933
Plymouth)
Vol.
XXVII.,
No.
195.
PRINCE.
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
AUGUST
20,
1938.
PRICE:
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.lowing
a
tour
of
the
central
Vt
IH.
.
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where
in
that
area,
sir
Henry
Page
Croft
Bart.,
C.M.G.,
p
I
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iwurncmuuw
ana
cnairman
01
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Empire
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former
Lord
Mayor
of
thi
afternoon's
train
and
will
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ndlrr
General
M.
L.
Hornbv
t!:2
well
known
Hornby
Plan
for
utair
Croft,
secretary.
A
dinner
Is
being
tendered
the
party
'
prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
during
Its
stay.
We
nave
travelled
In
British
Columbia
from
Kamloops
to
poeuslng
all
the
natural
C;::adian
and
British
Columbia
governments
to
cause
a
T..i
Craft
expedition,
accompanied
by
a
cavalcade
of
auto-;
-
fran
Smithers,
arrived
at
Hazclton
last
night
and
came
u-.;s
from
there.
Br
BaaBR;
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mummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmi
rllrr
General
M.
L.
Hornby,
whose
efforts
were
response
Prince
George
brief
on
Immigration
to
the
Howell
in.
has
been
taken
ill
because
of
the
strenuous
week,
roamed
the
party
In
to
Prince
Rupert
and
will
continue
.vom
here
to
Vancouver.
He
Is
suffering
nr.
'.lunatic
condition.
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ava
A
Va
s
ii
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A
J.
OF
LABOR
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uave
been
drafted
into!
r
-
a
jhortagc
of
labor
fori
.d
agricultural
agricultural
pur-
pur-
ua:
developed.
Industrallsts
,
a:dU?
if
difficult
to
keep
their
j
r
!lanrsui
Women
rvicc.
rr
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Former
Steamer
t
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Ann
H
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MTS.
Troup,
widow
of
Capt.
J.
W.
D.
fl
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ni
trie
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GOLD
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Bariu.....-.-.,
fnr
himself.
w-
yr
irrday,
closing
at
$34.92
"ne
ounce.
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Candidates
Standing
of
contestants
in
u
uay
podu
ar
tv
Contest
at
.
riTM
j
waxlne
Hellbroner
(Cam-
rrances
Stegavlg
(Moose)
fUOO.
Ida
Slatta
(Sons
of
Norway)
1,000.
Alice
Gomez
(Gyro
Play-
pounds)
9,000.
ElSle
Jollampn
Ifmnn
Ron
f
Mermen's
Union)
n
nnn
Creddle
Morgan
(Rotary)
t
4.
J.
4.
SIR
HENRY
PAGE
CROFT
Interior
for
the
purpose
of
ilUhl
U1C
OCbLlUillCIlL
11111
Newcastle,
arrived
in
tho
cltv
his
proceed
to
Vancouver
on
the
of
Lcthbrldce.
Alberta,
fathpr
agricultural
settlement,
and
to
resources
that
any
nation
CM
l'
VT
If
III
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II'
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SACKVILLE,
N.B.,
Aug.
20:
(CP)
Although,
anxious
about
the
pas
siblllty
of
war,
people
In
England
do
not
make
It
a
subject
of
con
vcrsatlon
but
characterlsticallj
keep
Ihclr
feelings
to
themselves.
Dr.
O.
J.
Trucman,
.president
ol
tfnimt
Alllcnn
TTnluAreltv
srilr!
n
f
.
tcr
his
return
irom
a
visn
10
ing-
land.
r
it
y
Y6ll
lVnOWn
Trader
Dies
Herbert
Henry
Hall,
Who
Was
Born
In
Port
Simpson,
Passes
,at
Prince
Albert
PRINCE
ALBERT,
August
20
(Ca
nadian
Press)
Herbert
Henry
Ha.l
one
of
the
Northland's
best
known
traders,
died
here
yesterday
as
a
result
of
Injuries
sustained
last
winter
when
he
was
thrown
out
ol
a
dog
team
sleigh
on
to
the
Ice
of
n
northern
lake.
Delay
in
obtaining
proper
medical
treatment
for
the
Injurics
was
held
largely
respon-
slblQ
for
his
dying.
Born
at
Port
Simnson.
Hall
held
Important
posl-
Itions
in
the
service
of
the
Hudson's
'Bav
Co.
In
the
Northwest
Terrltor
Ips
before
colnK
into
the
trading
SUDETENS
ASK
MORE
Offer
of
Czechoslovakia!!
Govern
mcnl
is
Held
"Wholly
Inadequate''.
PRAHA.
August
zu
luanaauu.
Prpss)
The
offer
01
me
uzccnosHj-
,
vaklan
government
to
give
""'"
nnlitlcal
uoslllons
to
the
Sudeten
minority
was
declared
last
night
by
Krwirad
Hcinlcln,
Sudeten
leader,
.
.J.I
11..
Jnnlin
I
A'
to
be
wnony
niiiutii
Tlierc.ls-
believed
to
be
a
possi
billty
o"f
more
substantial
conces
sions
bcins
maae
Dy
tnc
government,
p.
W.
Guernsey
of
Vancouver
ar-rtv..",i
nt
Port
Eslngton
on
the
Car-
dena
this
morning
on
his
way
to
his.
Northern
Pyrites
mining
prop
city
on
the
Ecstall
River,
.
,
Hungerford
TO
SEARCH
FORTIEGEN
Well
Known
Stewart
Tranner
and
Prospector
Now
Considerably
Overdue
on
Overland
Hike
STEWART,
Aug.
20:
(Special
to
Daily
News)
It
Is
expected
that
a
search
will
shortly
be
instituted
for
Matt
Tlegen,
well
known
trapper
and
prospector,
who
has
been
un
reported
for
over
a
month
after
leaving
Tiegen's
Lalce
with
the
intention
of
hiking
overland
to
Stew
art.
Tiegen
has
not
been
in
town
since
he
"was
taken
by
airplane
to
trapllne
on
Tiegen's
Lake,
sev-
snty
miles
north
of
Stewart,
In
Tune
1937.
The
Pacific
Airways
was
under
ontract
to
send
a
plane
In
for
Tlegen
about
June
10
of
this
year,
but
owing
to
an
accident
costing
.he
life
of
Pilot
Elliott,
was
not
able
do
so
until
June
23
when
they
brought
out
Jack
Sutherland
to
the
north
of
Tiegen
Lake.
Owing
to
'he
lake
being
frozen
over
the
plane
was
not
able
to
pick
up
Tlegen
at
hat
time.
Going
back
on
July
23
with
Suth
erland
and
Bob
Mathers
to
Echo
lake,
to
the
north
of
TleRen
Lake.
'.he
plane
landed
at
Tiegen's
Lake
inly
to
find
a
note
that
he
had
'eft
his
cache
on
July
16
to
walk
to
Stewart.
Ills
route
to
do
so
would
be
down
the
Bell-Irving
River,
with
io
trail
across
to
head
of
Bowser
fake,
entering
the
Coast
Range
ov-
r
the
American
Creek
divide
or
the
SalmanJUvcrj
pastUhe-BlsMUsouri
nine.
He
would
have
encountered
high
water.
He
should
have
made
the
trip
in
Jess
than
three
weeks.
MANY
DEAD
IN
BATTLE
Figlitinc
In
Holy
Land
Assuming
Increasingly
Serious
Proportions
1
JERUSALEM,
Aug.
20:
(CP)
A
fresh
clash
between
Great
Britain's
Irish
Guards
and
Scotsmen
or
tnc
Black
Watch
and
an
Arab
guerrilla
band
brought
the
casualty
list
for
two
days'
conflict
In
Palestine
to(
sixty-five
dead
and
hundreds
wounded.
Sixty
Arabs
are
reported
killed
ind
five
British
soldiers
as
the
hills
if
the
Holy
Land
echo
with
rifle
uid
machine
gun
fire.
There
is
also
fierce
hand
to
hand
fighting.
I
Thirteen
Britons
and
hundreds
of
Arabs
heve
been
wounaea.
Clamp
On
Curlew
British
authorities
clamped
on
a
twenty-four
hour
curfew
at
Hebron
today
ana
pusnca
m
uwp
rem-
forccmcnts
to
battle
hundreds
of
Arab
terrorists,
who
stormed
into
the
town
and
looted
important
suuaings.
The
authorities
also
sent
heavy
reinforcements
Into
terrorized
nor-
them
sections
trying
to
drive
bands
I.
,
,
.
.
rian
border,
Arab
casaultlcs
aic
still
reported
heavy.
.
Proposes
Paper
I
Mill
In
Jamaica
Would
Utilize
Waste
.Material
anil
l'rnvlilp
r.mnlovmcnt
twni:Tn
.
.inmi,..,
auc.
20
(CP)
I
kill
UU
VIM
"""I
-
"
"
Establishment
of
a
paper
mill
with
the
dpuble
purpose
01
utilizing'
waste
material
ana
proviamg
em-
Lloyment
iias
bCClv
,.
suggested
to
the
I
"
1
1
government
by
the
Kingston
and
St
Andrew
Corporation.
The
suggestion
was
contained
in
u
resolution
passed
by
the
corpora
Hon
council.
Utilization
of
banana
trash,
rags
and
cane
waste
was
proposed.
The
waste
would
be
turned
into
paper.
.
The
council
cbnsldercd
enough
tn.tfpilal
was
avallablo
In
the
is
land
for
the
manufacture
of
paper.
:
Perfect
Boyhood
Specimen
I
LONDON,
Aug.
20:
(CP)
Sir
Leonard
Hill,
eminent
Brl-
.tlsh
physloioglst,
has
ftfund
what
he
declares
to
be
a
"per-
iday
feet
specimen
of
British
boy-
hood."
The
boy
is
a
nlne-year-
old
youngster
whose
diet
Is
cn-
tlrely
vegetarian.
He
takes
a
ten-mile
walk
evei-y
morning
and
his
breakfast
consists
of
a
slice
of
pineapple.
,
His
lunch
,!
eon
and
tea
are
similarly
frugal
tj
consisting
of;
vegetables
and
fruit.
?
Here
Today
i
i
ii
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m
-.
f
i
1
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S.
J.
Hungerford,
president
of
Canadian
National
Railways.
RAIL
HEAD
IS
COMING
S.
J.
Hungerford,
President
of
Canadian
National,
and
Party
Here
This
Afternoon
in
the
course
of
his
annual
west-
'ern
inspection
tour,
S.
J.
Hunger
ford.
chairman
of
the
board
of
dlr
ectors
and
presidcnt
of
the
Canad-
ian
National
Railways,
and
party
are
arrivlng
in
trie
city
by
special
trln
nt
4
nv!fipk
this
aftpmnon
th
and
m
sall
tonight
on
,fi
steamer
Prince
Rurjert
for
VancouVWi
Mr.
Hungerford
and
.
.
.,
.
n.
m
B
11eil!1,
.hl,
r
onr,
.,
CUVbbiUlU
llVlv
UtIW
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1
U4JCP
be
guests
at
a
dinner
being
tender
ed
to
Sir
Henry
Page
Croft
ofj
Bournemouth,
England,
who
is
herej
in
the
course
of
a
tour
of
Western
Canada
to
survey
settlement
possibilities.
Mr.
Hungerford's
party
Includes:
R.
J.
Moffatt,
Bradwell,
Saskatchewan,
director.
B.
L.
Daly,
Montreal,
director.
A.
E.
Warren,
Winnipeg,
vice-president
In
charge
of
western
lines.
W.
'
T.
"
Moodlc,
C
general
superlntcn-
dent,
Vancouver,
J.
M.
Macrae,
general
freight
agent,
Vancouver.
G.
A.
McNicholl,
general
passcn
per
agent,
Vancouver
Mayiyird
A.
Metcalf,
assistant
to
president.
ANOTHER
INCIDENT
TOKYO
It
was
stated
here
today
that
six
Russian
bombing
planes
flew
today
over
Manchou-kuo
and
Korea.
No
protest
has
'
been
made.
Pays
SWAP
PLAN
PROPOSED
Germany
Would
Provide
Vancouver
With
Modern
Fireboat
In
Exchange
for
Lumber
VANCOUVER,
August
20:
(CP)
The
Vancouver
Province
says
to-
that
German
Industrial
inter
ests,
supported
by
the
Berlin
government,
have
offered
to
provide
the
City
of
Vancouver
with
a
modern
fireboat
in
exchange
for
$200,-000
worth
of
lumber.
All
Horses
To
!Be
Inoculated
Drain
Disease
Has
Now
Made
its
Appearance
in
Peace
River
District
EDMONTON,
Aug.
20:
(CP)
Inoculation
of
all
horses
in
Alberta
against
a
brain
disease
which
hac
been
epldcnmic
will
probably
dp
ordered
by
the
Alberta
government.
The
disease
has
now
mad;
Its
ap-searance
in
the
Peace
River
area.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
iCourteoy
B
n
J'luU.U
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.08.
Big
Missouri,
21,
Bralornc,
9.45
Aztec
.05??
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.58.
Dentonla,
.043,,.
Golconda.
.06
(askJ.
Mlnto,
.03
V.
1
Fairvlew,
.06.
;
Noble
Five,
.02.
Pend
Oreille,
1.75."
'
Pioneer,
2.99.
Porter
Idaho,
.03.
Premier,
2.33.
Reeves
McDonald,
.34
(ask).
Reno,
.43.
Relief
Arlington,
.15.
Reward,
.04.
Salmon
Gold,
.IOV2.
Taylor
Bridge,
.03.
Hcdley
Amal.,
.03
Vi-Premier
Border,
1.80.
Home
Gold,
.OU2
(ask).
Grandvlew,
.08
(ask).
Indian,;
.01.
Quatslno
Copper,
.04.
Halda,
.03
(ask).
Oils
,
A.
P.
Con.,
.17.
,
Calmont,
.30.
C.
&
E.,
2.31.
Freehold,
.04.
McDougal
Segur,
-.15VS.
Mercury,
.11
(ask).
Okalta,
1.27.
Pacalta,
.05.
Home
Oil,
1.15.
Toronto
Beattie,
1.32.
Central
Pat.,
2.60.
Gods
Lake,
-.48.
Little
Long
Lac,
3.60.
McKcnzie
Red
Lake,
1.20
.
Pickle
Crow,
5.20.
San
Antonio,
1.28.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.25,
Smelters
Oold,
.03.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
3.65.
Oklend,
.20.
Mosher,
.24.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.53.
"
Stadacona,
.50.
Francoeur,
.33.
Moneta,
1.72.
Bouscaddlllac,
.06.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.22.
Bankfleld,
.61.
East
Malartlc,
2.20.
.
Preston
East
Dome,
1.78.
Hutchison
Lake,
.03.
Dawson.
White,
.032.
Aldermac,
.46.
Kerr
Addison,
2.05.
Uchi
Gold,
2.31.
Int.
Nickel,
49.50.
Norahda,
73.25.
Con.
Smelters,
59.00.
Atliona,
.052-Hardrock,
2.20.
Barber
Larder,
59.
Bulletins
INSURGENTS
DRIVE
ON
HENDAYE
Insurgent
dispatches
today
said
that
five
thousand
government
militiamen
had
been
captured
and
additional
thousands
killed
as
General
Franco
opened
what
apparently
was
a
carefully
planned
general
offensive.
IS
ORDERED
OUT
LONDON
Captain
Thomas
Kcndrick,
official
of
the
British
passport
office,
was
ordered
out
of
Germany
today
because
of
what
an
official
German
statement
called
"proof
of
his
conducting
espionage.
A
Berlin
announcement
!
stating
that
the
British
ambassador
had
been
re-1
quested
to
see
that
Captain
Kcndrick
1
leaves
Vienna
at
the
soonest
possible
time
coincided
with
a
terse
London
confirmation
that
the
passport
had
been
released
from
German
custody.
Complaint
had
been
made
that
he
had
been
unduly
active
In
issuance
i
of
visas
for
Germans
out
1
of
Austria.
1
VANCOUVER
DOCK
FIRE
VANCOUVER
Fire
of
unknown
origin
swept
two
lumber-laden
scows
anchored
off
a
flat
near
Ballantjnc
Pier
late
last
night.
!
The
value
of
the
lumber
was
estimated
!
at
$10,000.
TEST
CRICKET
PLAY
LONDON
England
scored
317
riinsMJbr
the
loss
of
only
one
wicket
in
the
opening
day
of
the
fifth
cricket
test
match
with
Australia.
.Leonard
Mutton
and
Lauricc
Lcyland
created
a
new
second
wicket
partnership
record
in
piling
up
a
huge
score
Play
will
be
resumed
Monday
in
the
match
which
will
be
to
a
finish.
In
the
previous
four
games,
two
were
drawn,
Australia
won
one
and
one
was
called
off
on
account
of
rain
at
.Manchester.
AUSTRALIA
WINS
TENNIS
BROOKLINE,
Mass.
Adrian
()uist
and
Jack
Bromwich
of
Australia
won
from
Henrich
Henkel
and
George
Metaxa
of
Germany
In
the
doubles
of
the
Davis
Cup
inter-zone
tennis
play
yesterday.
This
gave
Australia
the
round,
having
won
the
opening
singles
the
day
previous.
The
score
yesterday
was
C-2,
6-1.
6-4.
The
two
remaining
singles
are
to
be
played
today
but
they
do
not
affect
the
result.
CHAMBERLAIN
STIFFENS
LONDON
There
is
a
definite
stiffening
in
the
attitude
of
Premier
Chamberlain
towards
Italy
over
the
question
of
assistance
to
insurgent
Spain.
Further
representations
are
being
made
to
Rome
in
protest
against
such
aid.
Anglicans
Aid
Coast
Mission
Assistance
Is
Coming
From
all
Parts
Of
Canada
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
20:
(CP)
Anellcans
all
over
Canada
are
help
ing
the
Columbia
Coast
Mission
es
tablish
chapels
for
Isolated
settlers
along
the
British
Columbia
coast.
A
Communion"
set
from
the
Dean
ery
of
Lanark
In
the
Diocese
of
Ot
tawa
was
among
gifts
received
for
a
new
chapel
at
Rock
Bay,
Van
couver
Island
logging
town,
where
the
Mission
also
has
one
of
its
three
hospitals.
.
'
At
nearby
Whaletown,
on
Cortes
Island,
the
Mission
Church
was
repaired
with
funds
donated
by
the.
Parish
of
St.
James
the
Apostle,
Montreal.
Other
gifts
are
being
used
In
tinv
churches
scatered
throughout
the
2,000
square
miles
of
territory
served
by
the
three
mls-
Visit
LICENSE
FEE
CUT
This
is
Being
Asked
by
Salmon
Canners
Following
Price
Agreement
VICTORIA,
Aug.
20:
(CP)
Hon".
George
Pearson,
minister
of
labor,
announcing
yesterday
the
agreement
between
British
Columbia
Salomon
cannery
operators
and
fishermen
on
the
same
price
for
fish
as
last
year,
said
that
the
canners
contended,
due
to
short
pack
this
year,
that
they
stood
to
lose
by
the
agreement.
They
were,
therefore,
reauesthiK
a
reduction
in
license
fees
which
would
be
placed
before
the
government
for
consideration.
Production
Of
f
Turner
Valley
.
j
Being
Boosted
EDMONTON,
Aug.
20:
(CP)
In-I
creased
production
from
the.
Turner
Valley
oil
field
is
ordered
by
the
Alberta
fuel
and
petroleum
board.
The
production
Is
at
present
on
a
forty-eight
per
cent
schedule.
The
Increased
production
will
be
on
a
pro
rata
basis.
Efforts
will
also
be
rnade
to
halt
waste
from
the
wells
of
the
area
INTENSELY
'
INTERESTED
Central
British
Columbia
intrigued
by
Croft
Party
Flans
VANCPUVER,
Aug.
20:
(CP)
J.
JG.
Turgeon,
M.P.
for
Cariboo,
said
today
that
Central
British
Columbia
was
intensely
interested
in
the
colonization
proposals
advocated
by
the
Croft
party
In
Prince
Rupert.
Today's
Baseball
National
League
Boston,
3;
Brooklyn,
2.
Philadelphia,
8;
New
York
7.
Pittsburg,
5;
Chicago
2.
(Dizzy
Dean
batted
out
of
box
in
sixth.)
Cincinnati,
4;
St.
Louis,
2.
(Second
Game
Cincinnati,
1;
St.
Louis
5,
third
inning.)
American
League
New
York,
11;
Philadelphia,
3.
(Lou
Gehrig
hit
home
run
with
bases
loaded
in
first
inning,
24th
homer
of
season.)
St.
Louis,
4;
Detroit,
6.
Chicago,
2;
Cleveland,
8.
Washington,
7;
Boston,
10.
GOLD
THEN-BABIES
NOW
Unique
Feature
Brings
Discovery
Day
Celebration
at
Dawson
To
Close
DAWSON,
Aug.
20:
(CP)
Ths
three-day
celebration
of
the
42nd
anniversary
of
the
discovery
of
gold
in
the
Yukon
ended
yesterday
with
a
baby
show.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
20:
(CP)
Winnipeg
wheat
futures
were
up
3,ato
Use
yesterday,
closing
at
67?c.
Tomorrow
s
Tides
High
Low
..
10:00
a.m.
18.7
ft.
'22:00
p.m.
19.8
ft.
.
3:30
a.m.
5.2
ft.
15:29
p.m.
8.9
ft.