n
be
Tomorrows
Tides
A
ax
iVs
in
in
rning.
ItM
jv-7J
ft.
23:41
It
Francis
Sayre
To
Phillipines
sen
in
Law
Of
Ule
Wwdrow
Wilson
To
Paul
.McNult
TTNOTON
D.
C
.
Franklin
D
Prince
George
riarcd
.
Jl
10,000
Los
Angeles-New
Zealand
Air
Service
At
.
VV
V.
103
ANGELES.
July
27:
Pan'
She
BRITAIN
Method
of
Marketing
Told
Special
Article
to
Financial
Newspaper
In
'
The
FlnancUl
Post
of
Toronto
published
a
special
article
U
am
It:
own
correspondent
in
London
tcil
,ln
how
Japanese
salmon
is
mark
ted
in
that
country
The
art.
Je
nys:
Bitter
letting
aroused
in
Great
BriUtn
respecting
Japanese
trade
nay
benefit
Canadian
exporter;
to
England.
ThU
arises
out
of
the
widely-publicised
recent
tale
of
$89,090
cases
of
eanned
salmon
to
OrtUsh
importers
by
Japanese
can
The
amount
involved
is
esti
mated
at
close
to
$9
millions
The
group
in
London
which
controls
the
Japanese
imports
burs
President
I
rhtoaUy
the
entire
Japanese
ex-
Succeed
'port
pack
each
year.
Toe
particu
lar
sale
Just
put
through
U
quite
t
.
.
S.
1.
h1kjI
.nmilne
am
may
nave
urrni
iiumru
July
Ti
.
I
because
of
circumstance
this
year.
Roosevelt
The
story
of
Japanese
salmon
in
n
iho
nrltish
market
"
U
mm
mixed
up
r
with
'
.
'
!...
-
.
TTTCaw
of
ttw
tftte
I'rstt'j
proper
eiaasiflcaUon
With
xlrrw
Wilson
as
Commts-,in
umon
admllsing
now
In
full
-
'
the
piitUlpine
Island
In
.
wing
and
sales
promotion
men
i
n
to
Paul
McNutt
It
calling
on
the
retailers,
the
con-1
there
will
be
tittlt
delay
.xroveriy
over
the
latest
sale
it
said'
ving
me
appomwwnfc.
UU1U
1
liming
VUl
01
North
Bv
Air
to
have
added
tremendously
to
the
Ualaa
at
the
advertwne
snaCe
be-
.ilrijt
devoted
to
the
Canadlin
pro-1
diet
Editorial
com
menu
in
every
United
Kinadom
paper
of
import-a
nee
Is
claimed
to
be
worth
thous
ands
of
pounds.
!on
the
quality
lines,
t
.
.
i
ine
lunaamciuai
difficulty
is
Uiat
Canadian
canners
can't
take
Ar
n
an
Alnnays
to
conUiplat-
ot
the
quauty
'
demand
demand
and
and
l
,d
ri'.rnains:
tu
imni
"n
j
th.
nrir
H
UVI
V
...VV.
...
,
on
cheap
lines.
express
service
to
New
za-iThlu,ltcomes
about
that
any
given
lard
via
Honolulu,
Preliminary
.
.
7
r
ront
Janan-
:
.'-r.
with
that
cud
In
viewjiave,
,
Canftdlan
this
mode.
de.
Plane
Planes
would
would
leave
leave
uu,
and
.
a
a
rt,ff.r(,nt
different
relative
relative
auan-
quan-on
Monday
fverdruj
and
or
a
line
may
bc
New
Ni.ru
7aland
Zealand
Friday
Friday
j
.n
Ja
ROAD
WORK
UNDER
WAY
Forty
Men
Are
Now
at
Work
on
I-'
the
shores
of
Prudhommc
Lake
while
-"iv
others
umcrs
arc
arc
wim&uik
working
on
uu
the
..,
all
Canadian
this
year
and
all
panese
ntxt.
Mm
JaiunMf
hide
the
country
'oriirin
on
their
label.
Under
the
British
Merchandise
Marks
Act,
Japanese
salmon
must
be
stamped
with
the
words
"Foreign
Produce"
nr
ho
mnrkrd
"JaDan."
Favorite
Highway
..Un
but
tJ
the
BrlUsn
housewife
It
suggests
"CANada."
Forty
men
are
now
at
work
on
the
extension
and
improvement
on
Japanese
Brands
Popular
me
onccna
uivcr
nignwuy
nvu.t
one
way
oi
rcciiiying
c
th.4
end
followine
the
rcsumpUon
u-,uld
De
to
sell
Canadian
sal-
t
operations
there
last
week
un-jmon
exclusively
for
use
with
any
der
the
new
nrovlnclal
road
pro-
,,t.Hrllt,r
label
or
Canadian
shlp-
8ram.
ier,
couid
pool
their
merchandise
men
are
engaged
in
falling
trees
on
d
adVcrtlse
this
label
In
compeH-
tlon
wltn
ine
japuncac.
The
jne
three
tne
best
dcsi
selling
scuing
Dranas
oruuua
in
J'ldcnlng
.itii
ul
of
the
vilU
iUUUv
road.on
a
u
narrow
ftW"
jIJrjtaln
-John
West,"
"Sailor"
and
hill
WU
nt
at
Mile
ll!
n
short
itliUnna
distance
Ih1
this
.
'
..
.it
,
More
ln
0,
a
"tie
of
Cloyah
Bay.
James
Brannan,
who
has
been
residing
here
for
the
past
six
years
With
fr
llM
tr
I,
CHI1a.s
Tfnva
...
.
uiiu
mm.
a
u.
iiujw
Cove
Circle,
will
leave
on
tomorrows
train
for
Cardinal,'
Manitoba,
hi:re
he
will
take
Up
future
rcsl-wace
with
a
eon,
m-nw"
are
all
JaDanesc.
money
is
?pent
to
popularize
these
labels
than
"
Canaaa
spenos
on
cry
thing.
Involved.
Any
advertls
ess
is
very
Ing
man
would
condemn
ii
vigorously
because
It
puts
the
shipper
In
the
hands
of
nis
ouueis
unu
w-
sumers
are
completely
oaiuca
On
the
other
hand,
the
existing.
died.
Vice-President
I
SSSSKK
SH
VV:
m
F
Ai
jus
of
Montreal,
whi
wa:
ele-"
'd
a
V
-
Presldrn
of
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
to
I
ii
;.ie
vat
an
?
tauscd
by
the
death
of
Julian
C
Smtih
Mr
Angus
has
been
a
director
of
Tne
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
for
a
number
of
years.
He
1
Preal
dent
and
Managing
Director
of
the
Dominion
Bridge
Company
and
a
director
of
a
number
of
Important
Canadian
industrial
and
financial
institutions.
CALGARY
ELECTION!
Weather
Forecast
I
IK
TVwnlnlnn
Mrarokrlcl
Burrau
t
f
One
of
the
chief
objections
Is
thaUynutorc.
of
Km
.
General
Synopsis
Pressure
con
tinues
high
off
the
British
Columbia
coast
and
fine,
very
warm
weather
has
been
general
through
out
the
nrovlnce.
.
...
i
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
isiana
Moderate
to
fresh
northwest
winds,
fine,
not
much
change
Inj
temperature.
Carbon
Monoxide
Cause
Of
Death
Medical
Examination
Th,i
ThU
Was
Fate
Of
Eli
Green,
Esslngton
Indian
IMADC
1MHT
-'Pirllanicnt
Just
Now
Is
Not
1
Justified
I
!
American
OTTAWA.
While
the
Whatever
the
embarrassment
10
mJy
bc
,mproTrd
the
possibility
Vilut
of
One
Consignment
Through
I
(he
British
eovernment.
the
effect
slill
j(.
rcmains
that
parliament
...
i
i
.11
S
SfrJK
.
-
'and
the
hangover
win
laai
tor
r:-rf.
OEOROE,
July
27:
-
years."
to
quote
one
observer.
G
banning
U,
"f.
Trade
Not
Organl.ed
'
-Zv?E.
CST.
Unfortunater,-.
the
methods
of
T,
v?u5
ofne
cSSslJmentUlng
Canadian
salmon
will
not
,
$140J9M.permt
producers
to
cash
In
on
this
at
ta'
r.
ontly
is
placed
HUevnni
u
CAM
wv
"w
I
-
.
.ss
1
might.
Canadian
snippers
sou
un-
labelled
products
and
out
of
thous
ands
of
various
labels
on
the
mar
kets
Canadian
salmon
makes
up
some
of
each.
There
are
some
labels
that
are
always
Canadian
sal
mon
but
these
are
few
and
always
Prrinirr
Klntt
Sars
IHssolvinE
Of
may
vear
FAR
AWAY
Only
36,044,004
Miles
Dlslant
From
Earth
Today
Observations
Being
Taken
LONDON.
July
27:
The
planet
Mars
Is
today
only
35.000.000
mil-
mile
away
from
the
earth,
the
minimum
distance
In
seveo-teen
years
The
best
view
of
the
planet
Is
to
be
obtained
In
Africa
and
astronomical
experts
have
i
been
Ralherins
theje
to
make
oV
I"e
-
on
with
a'
view
to
determine
"-t.
if
noraiblel
the
exlrtence
of
animal
or
vegetable
life
there-jon,
!"
Lost
Boy
Safe
I
In
Hospital
At
Bangor,
Maine
UUH
injkllK.
w
I
IDA
-
Po
Fendr.
aied
12.
of
Rye.
J
New
York,
is
now
In
Bangor
Hos-ioitA'
follow!-
a
100-mlle
canoe1
!-nd
i'f
trio
from
Sherman.
Maine,
near
where
he
was
found
July
27:
(CP)
-
and
5c.
European
outlook
CanadUn
2900
pounds,
6.6c
have
to
meet
again
this
In
rirvM
nucstions
of
peace
and
war.
Prime
Minister
William
Lyon
Mackemie
King
said
last
night
following
the
close
of
a
cabinet
meeting.
For
this
reason
no
decision
has
yet
been
reached
in
regard
to
the
date
of
a
general
election
although
a
writ
Is
being
issued
for
a
Calgary
West
by-election
September
25,
this
by-election
having
been
necessitated
because
of
the
resignation
of
Former
Prime
Minister
R.
.
Bennett.
The
general
election
situation
remains
unchanged
as
a
result
of
the
by-election
announcement.
"I
do
not
think
we
would
be
Justified
In
dissolving
Parliament
while
the
present
situation
In
Europe
continues,"
the
Premier
said.
Tuesday
after
having
been
lost,
for
n'-ne
days
In
the
Main
wo-x..
He
was
practically
nakid.
badl
wra'ched.
bitten
by
Insects
and
l"rv
itm
nd
hungry
when
found
...
.
,
xhautted
In
a
guides
camn.
i
Halibut
Sales
Rose
Spit.
7.7c
and
5c.
Summary
23,000
pounds,
7.8c
and
5c
to
7.7c
and
5c.
5c
5c.
5r
American
Superior,
25,000,
Royal,
7.8c
and
Canadian.
Thresher.
8.000,
Pacific,
7.1c
and
Annabelle.
7300,
AUln,6.6c
and
14,000,
Cold
Storage
ARE
SAFE
IN
CHINA
Antliran
Missionaries
Have,
How-
ever,
Been
Forced
To
Evacuate
1
Their
Headquarters
TORONTO.
July
27:
(CP)
The
'Canadian
Church
Mission
has
re
ceived
a
report
from
Shanghai
saying
that
all
Canadian
Anglican
missionaries
In
Hon
an
Province
of
China
are
safe
although
forced
to
evacuate
their
headquarters
during
the
last
fortnight
Chicago
White
Sox
Ball
Club
In
Trusteeship
CHICAGO,
July
27:
Following
the
death
of
J.
Louis
Comlskey.
president
and
owner,
a
few
days
ago,
control
of
the
Chicago
White
Sox,
American
League
baseball
club,
passes
Into
the
hands
of
&
ntc4thlr
f
nr
pliht.
vnr
rwnrl-
Establishes
ing
the
coming
of
age
of
fourteen-
year
old
Charles
A.
Comlskey
II,
heir
of
Louis
Comlskey.
It
was
established
to
the
satis-1--
-
:
facUon
of
the
coroner
yesterday,'
system
Is
the
cheap
way
to
sell.
Like
through
medical
evidence
ot
all
Canadian
companies,
the
sal-Dr
L
W.
Kcrgln,
that
the
death
mon
people
seem
willing
to
take
'
.
.
.
..
t
l
it
ii
a
.a
of
Ell
Green,
Port
Esslngton
in-
wnai
uiey
can
gci
u
iv
ownv
cii
...1
i
,.k,in.ui.n
hndv
was
found
ves--anvthlnz.
The
Canadian
govern-
TllC
WIIOIC
0illiuil
uun
-,-uiuii,
"
-
-
-
.
-
-
terday
morning
m
nis
vromiis
ie
umj
uscjity
mw
uw
boat
at
the
ocean
oock,
was
auc.anyinin?
aoout
vanauian
saimon
to
carbon
monoxide
polsonlng.J
but
the
people
most
Interested
leave
F.vldently,
deceased
was
"
overcome
their
fortune
to
the
whim
of
the
4,4
f
SV
S
VJ
1
-1
A.
I
l.
i
lulll.
,1..
'
A
by
the
fume
and
collapsed
and
trade
and
the
Initiative
of
the
broker.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JULY
27,
1939.
Bulletins
NO.
1
ACE
COMING
VANCOUVER
Air
Marshal
W.
A.
Bishop,
Canada's
No.
1
ace
of
the
Great
War
In
bringing
down
enemy
planes,
Is
flying
here
from
Ottawa
to
visit
Pacific
Coast
air
bases
at
Vancouver,
Victoria,
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
He
is
flying
a
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
,
plane.
The
inspection
will
last
a
week
or
ten
days.
OSWEGO
WOMAN
DIES
.VANCOUVEIt
Mrs.
Jiabel
Bemieit
ot
iftwcfo,
urego'n,
died
in
hospital
here
uunng
m
nigbt
tvio
iys
alter
she
suiiercd
gun-snot
wounds
wdne
visiting
uere.
Her
nusband
remains
in
critical
condition
in
hospital
with
throat
slashed.
DOMINION
SOCCER
MON1KEAL
Faleonbridge
Falcons
played
a
one-all
tie
with
Montreal
Carsteets
last
night,
torcing
a
third
game
in
the
eastern
linal
occer
series.
Vancouver
Radial
defeated
Winnipeg
Irish
at
Winnipeg
two
to
one
in
the
western
Hnals,
thereby
gaining
a
one
game
advantage
in
the
best
I
three
series
for
the
Western
Canada
soccer
championship.
REPORT
IS
DELAYED
OTTAWA
The
royal
commission
on
Dominion-proTincial
relations
cannot
have
Us
report
ready
for
distribution
before
October
12,
the
chairman
told
Prime
.MlnUter
W.
L.
Mackemie
Klnr
in
an
exchange
of
correspondence
made
public
by
the
Premier
after
a
cabinet
meeting.
BACK
IS
BROKEN
VANCOUVER
John
Stewart,
Zeballos
miner,
is
receiving
treatment
for
a
broken
back
after
being
rescued
from
a
burning
cabin
by
his
Injured
partner,
George
Jackson.
Fire
began
after
a
falling
snag
broke
through
the
roof,
pinning
Stewart,
injuring
Jackson
and
overturning
a
stove.
Jackson
was,
flown
to
Vancouver
by
plane.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Couruwr
8.
U
Johnston
Co.
J
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.12.
Bralorne.
11.90
ask.
Dentonla,
.02.
Falrvlew,
.03.
Gold
Belt.
22.
Hedley
Mascot.
.80.
Mlnto,
.Ol.
Noble
Five.
.01i.
Pend
Oreille,
1.40.
Pioneer.
2.40.
Premier,
1.86.
Privateer,
1.19.
Reeves
McDonald,
.20.
Reno,
.49.
Relief
Arlington,
.132.
Reward,
.Oils.
-Salmon
Gold,
.07.
Sheep
Cheek,
1.18.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.14.
Calmont,
.30.
C.
&
E,,
1.99.
v
Freehold,
.03.
'
Home.
2.15.
"
.
Pacalta,
.04
V2.
Royal
Canadian,
0.
Okalta,
1.04.
Mercury,
.O6V4.
Prcarle
Royalties.
.24.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.32.
Beattle,
1.28.
Central
Pat.,
2.47.
Con.
Smelters,
44.50.
East
Malartlc,
2.75.
Fernland,
.03.
Francoeur,
.22.
Gods
Lake.
.35ti.
Hardrock.
1109.
Int.
Nickel,
50.00.
Kerr
Addlson2.01.
Little
Long
Lac,
3.05.
McLeod
Cachshutt.
2.02.
Madsen
Red
Lake.
.36.
MeKenzle
Red
Lake,
U2.
'
H'
crop.
Hon.
W.
D.
Euler,
minis-
ter
of
trade
and
commerce,
an-
ncunces.
t
j
Warm
Weather
'.Along
Coast
Record
High
Temperatures
Tester
day
On
Pacific
Slope
111
At
The
Dalles
B.C.
WARM
TOO
VANCOUVER.
July
27:
(CP)
British
Columbia
is
sharing
the
'
heat
wave
along
with
other
sec-
'
tions
of
Canada
and
the
Pacific
I
Coast.
Vancouver's
maximum
J
yesterday
was
seventy-four
but
i
it
was
108
at
Grand
Forks
and
nearly
100
in
other
sections
of
the
Interior.
There
has
been
croD
da
mate
from
the
heat
on
I
the
prairies
and
in
Ontario
and
there
have
been
forest
fires
In
the
west.
Weather
Forecast
Prince
Rupert
and
Qun
Charlotte
Islands
Moderate
to
fresh
coutheast
winds,
partly
cloudy
and.
warm
with
showers
at
night
PRICE:
5
CENT3
United
States
Breaks
Japanese
Pact
PREMIER
GUARDED
iomblni
Continues
In
England.
On
Intrrsxd
Scale
.Man
rincu
,
London
Station
LONDON.
July
27:
(CI')
Scot-Und
Vrd
put
Prime
Minister
vllle
Chamberlain
and
other
tiblnet
rnlnUters
under
special
,uird
today,
held
three
men
for
iiimliialionj
and
questioned
Korrs
in
search
for
terrorists
folio
in
five
bombings
,ln
London
and
IJerpool
rlerday.
The
most
serious
bombing
was
t
London
station
where
a
nun
as
killed
and
a
score
JAPANESE
SALMON
IN
Uncle
Sam
Is
Making
Move
In
Direction
Of
Embargo
Upon
Nippon
Treaty
of
Commerce
and
Navigation
of
1911
is
TerminatedDepartment
of
Treasury
Preparing
to
Take
Action
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
July
27:
(CP)
The
United
States
today
cleared
the
way
towards
an
embargo
against
Japan
as
an
aggressor
nation
by
terminating
the
1911
treaty
of
commerce
and
navigation.
Secretary
of
State
Cordell
Hull,
with
the
approval
of
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt,
sent
a
note
to
the
Japanese
ambassador
stat-
.
.
.
.
.
i
i
ft
I
e,.
T
A
.
.
,
l
en.
grain
elevator
at
Prince
Rupert
will
be
reopened
immediately
A'
to
help
handle
the
big
prairie
uig
wiat
uie
uiuicu
omici
uum
expect
the
treaty
to,
expire
in
six
4j
months.
.
Later
Secretary
of
the
Treasury
plpvnfftt
flPTA
Henri
Morganthau
announced
that
"'
w
t
tne
Treasury
was
studying
the
po3-
Hnr-fl
sibmt'
ct
action
Involving
United
OAf
penS
it
UnCe
states
purchases
of
Japanese-gold,
sliver
and
merchandise
but
gave
no
mnl
oi
utfc
acuu"
wulu
w
OTTAWA.
July
27:
CP
:
PITTSBURG
MOVING
UP
Pirates
Are
Threat
for
Time
Being
in
National
League
With
Close
'
v
Race
for
Second
Position
t.
.
PITTSBUROr
July
27:
tCP)
'Pittsburg
Pirates
bounded
Into
'
runner-up
position
in
the
National
League
yesterday
by
winning
a
double-header
from
the
lowly
Phillies.
The
Pirates
are
on
even
terms
1
with
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
as
far
'as
games
won
are
concerned
but
have
lost
one
less.
Half
a
game
behind
the
Cardinals
are
the
Chicago
Cubs
in
fourth
place
while
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
are
also
still
within
striking
distance,
making
an
Interesting
race
still
for
second
place.
The
Cincinnati
Reds,
Idle
yesterday,
are
still
out
on
top
with
a
margin
of
nine
full
games
and,
barring
bad
luck,
should
be
able
to
cop
the
flag
this
year.
In
the
American
League
the
New
York
Yankees
Increased
their
mar-pin
of
lpadershlD
bv
half
a
eame
SEATTLE,
July
27:
Record
high
to
seven-and-a-half
games
by
rout-th
vpar
were
Inir
th
rpllar-dwellln
St.
Louis
set
yesterday
all
along
the
Pacltl;
Browns
while
the
runnlng-up
Bos-Coast.
The
hot
spot
of
the
Pacific
ton
Red
Sox
were
dividing
a
doubly
1
Northwest
was
The
Dalles,
Oregon,
bill
with
Chicago
White
Sox.
I
with
111.
Medford,
Oregon,
record-
yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
led
106,
Chehalls.
105
and
Spokane,
American
Leaiue
juj.
mere
are
serious
iotch.
at
Grant's
Pass
and
other
points.
I
Confesses
To
Killing
Man
Hllch
Hiker
Declares
That
He
Threw
Kansas
City
Municipal
Officer
Oft
Bridge
KANSAS
CITY.
July
27:
George
Carson,
a
hitch
hiker,
has
con
fessed
to
killing
Edwin
L.
Snyder,
Kansas
City
municipal
officer.
St.
Louis
I,
New
York
14.
Cleveland
9,
Philadelphia
3.
Detroit
3,
Washington
1.
Chicago
8-5,
Boston
1-6.
National
League
Philadelphia
1-3,
Pittsburg
3-5.
Brooklyn
2,
Chicago
10.
New
York
0,
St
Louis
10.
The
league
standings
to
date:
Changes
In
Radio
telegraph
Service
He
says
that
he
pushed
Snyder
r.
g.
Emmerson,
Formerly
of
Digby
off
a
bridge.
A
suicide
note,
sup
posed
to
have
been
written
by
Snyder,
Is
unexplained.
.It
had
been
thought
that
Snyder
fell
off
the
bridge.
Moneta,
1.08.
'
Noranda,
82.50.
Pickle
Crow.
4.70.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.57.
San
Antonio,
1.91.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.03.
Stadacona,
.49.
Uchl.
1.16.
Bouscadlllac,
.04.
Mosher,
.15.
Oklend.
.08.
Smelters
Gold,
.03.
Dominion
Bridge.
28.25,
Island,
Made
Inspector
S.
C.
Jackson
to
Vancouver
Changes
In
the
Dominion
Gov
ernment
Radiotelegraph
Service
In
volving
former
well
known
members
of
the
Dlgby
Island
staff
are
reported.
R.
O.
Emmerson,
who
was
transferred
from
Dlgby
Island
station
to
Lazo
several
months
ago,
Is
being
made
Inspector
at
Kam-Iood.1
In
succession
to
S.
C.
Jackson,
a
former
chief
operator
at
Dlgby
Island,
who
Is
moving
to
Vancouver
In
a
similar
capacity.
Sidney
Elliott,
at
present
operator
In
charge
at
Dead
Tree,
Point,
will
be
moving
either
to
La?6
or
Victoria,
it
Is
understood.
m
iT
m
it