Tomorrow
sT
ides
..i.
t.
Hate
Children
In
That
louniTy
urtiu
m
the
hlrth
l
:
.
n
France
tne
rrencn
govcrn-
.
i.,
imrd
a
decree
that
all
j
n:.
hating
children
to
wp-hs.:
be
taxed
from
two
to
Vi
f-'
-
ri.
.
m.
nt
Kifhidrtr
fir
ri
t
an
!
encourage
people
-!
m
the
land
by
maxing
f
-
'.!:-;!
pledging
thcnuelve
1
1
r
a
.
a
l
i
reran
ana
cuiuvaic
ineir
ILL
WATCH
AR
GAMto
-
nl
..
...
Represented
YORK
July
31:
All
the
ti'mc
except
Italy
wl.l
"
j.;
observers
to
the
Unl-
Suta
Army
manoeuvres
that
t
ar
next
week
at
PlatU-
orms
rair
lenrlanrp
t
-j.
;,
'
Sunday
of
the
"
F.
-
yielded
a
crowd
that
o.atlngly
small.
It
was
fair
grounds
will
be
reduced
to
Mt
BY
JAPAN
May
Follow
nVTVMT
f
..1..
41
ft,.
ruettln
J&pan,
.
a
Weather
Forecast
1:38
a.m.
20
8
(t.
14:20
p.m.
10.8
ft.
8:11
pjn.
2.9
ft.
20
23
p.m.
30
ft.
w
u.I
,
m
-
Greet
Britain
In
dealing
with
n
han
been
much
strengthened
the
arMon
of
the
United
States
SMnj
notice
of
the
abrogation
he
trraty
between
that
country
U
understood
here
that
the
of
the
action,
which
was
like
011
from
the
blue,
came
as
a
de
fd
thock
to
the
government
and
people
of
Nippon.
here
la
nothing
to
Indicate
what
'on
may
follow
the
abrogation
of
'feat.y
excent
that
it
is
officially
msf.J
.1.-1.
,
.
,
n
llnltJ
r.
i
i
...
.
a
-
imcu
oiaies
wm
De
govcrncu
eonaitions
that
exist
at
the
e
the
treafv
nvnlrnt
Tf.
I
Rht
probable
that
economic
"on
will
be
taken
by
the
United
ll
it
Japan
continues
her
ob-tkmable
tactics
In
the
Orient.
Antl-nrltUh
More
6HA!NaHAI
Jnlv
31
Antl-nrl-
--"imniiiees
are
snnneinir
un
ervwhorn
ln
the
object
of
olvlnnr
notice
to
rtt
Britain
that
she
had
better
f
cuaie
Chinese
territory
now
con
rrH
i
....
.
t.
-"imnese
are
demnndlntf
the
uver
oj
Moncv
m
Chinese
w
apan
ann
this
is
one
or
n
ti.Li
.
"""ji-cis
un
lor
d
scusslnn
to-
'
we
conferenpe
hetween
'""IUUUVM
rr
Drltnlv,
T
mm
PKISONERS
BY
Allt
Provincial
Constable
J.
W.
ISIakhtone-Gray
of
Telegraph
Creek
and
Sirs.
BlakUtone-Gray
arritcd
In
the
city
.Saturday
afternoon
from
the
north
In
a
Wrancell
eaplane
piloted
by
James
Klnehart,
fljing
early
yesterday
afternoon
on
their
return
north.
They
brought
out
from
Telegraph
Crrek
three
native
prhonerv
Ida
Allen,
ISronton
Tom
and
Dan
LoutU.
ghkat
exploiieii
here
Sir
Hubert
Wilkin,
celebrated
etplorrr
of
the
polar
regions,
and
Lad)
Wilklns
were
visitors
in
Prince
llupcrt
for
a
few
hours
Saturday
afternoon.
They
arrived
br
the
afternoon
train
from
the
Eaxt
and
nailed
on
the
Prince
Itupert
for
Vancouver.
INQUIRY
ORDERED
VANCOUVER
The
Vancouver
police
tommiitlon
today
ordered
a
public
Inquiry
Into
charges
of
.Mayor
l.jle
Telford
agalntt
members
of
the
city
police
force.
The
Inquiry
will
be
held
before
the
police
comn'.Vwion
compoed
of
the
mayor,
Judge
Harper
and
lUgUtratc
McQueen
but
it
U
not
..a
i
Ik.
I
will
sit
with
the
commission,
rommlislon.
referring
to
mayor's
charges
against
Chief
W.
W.
Foster
and
olhcr
members
of
the
force.
Instructed
the
mayor
to
to
forthwith
make
them
specific"
"atler'nich
puhllclnquiry
IHto
the
charges
will
be
held.
IIANK
PI(KSHIi:XT
DIKS
WAR
NF-Ml
IIOXO
KONC.
HONC.
KONG
Japanese
planes
J
rarrled
the
war
In
China
to
wiin-In
sight
and
hearing
of
this
British
crown
colony
today
with
the
bombardment
of
Schumchun
village,
less
than
a
mile
from
the
territorial
border
and
eighteen
miles
from
the
heart
of
the
D1SOKDKUS
AT
CLKVKL.ND
CLEVELAND
A
club-wleldlng,
brick
tossing
and
tear
gas
bombing
riot
at
the
strikebound
Fish-era
Body
plant
of
General
Mo-
tors
Corporation
today
injured
31
persons,
none
seriously.
A
truce
was
finally
effected
but
new
violence
broke
out
later
in
the
day.
AUGUST
WAR
UNLIKELY
HOME
The
world
need
not
worry
about
war
In
August,
it
is
said
in
Rome.
This
opinion
of
the
Romans
is
based
on
the
Information
that
Virginia
Gayda
Is
then
going
on
his
vacation.
If
there
Is
to
be
war
the
well-lit'
iSHOULD
BE
IWEAVER
IS
I
AnnmrnYt
mi
iTAHffllT
i
TPI
UrrfcJNMYIi
NUiYlUNAlCU
Retring
Chief
of
U.
S.
Naval
Operations
Urges
Aggressive
Policy
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.
July
31:
dmlral
Leahy,
retiring
Chief
of
.aval
Operations,
declared
In
his
'ast
report
to
the
Secretary
of
the
United
State
must
be
an
offen-
ve
one
Admiral
Leahy,
who
U
to
bcome
Ken
Black
of
Vancouver
won
the
AGREEMENT
COMING
UP
Expected
To
Be
Little
Delay
No
In
Pact
With
Kussia
Democracies
Heady
hptueen
France
will
soon
be
reached.
Many
5.5c
expect
that
an
announcement
will
Will
Be
C.
C.
F.
Candidate
For
Skeena
In
Forthcoming
Federal
Election
American-
of
Edmonton
eight
and
six
In
the
and
Summary
247.100
pounds,
Canadian
amateur
golf
Utle
on.
.
.
.
.
,
anrt
5JW.
American
I
Oeorge
W.
Weaver
of
New
Vest-'
minster,
who
unsuccessfully
con-t
tested
Prince
Rupert'
ridln?
against
avy
that
the
naval
policy
of
the
'Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
in
the
latf
provincial
election.
will
Again
say
his
nolltlcal
fortunes
here
In
the
forthcoming
federal
election.
lovernor
of
Pu'rto
Rico,
declared
j
He
was
chosen
ns
candidate
of
the
'n
the
report
that
the
fleet
ihouM.Cn
lemtlve
Commonwealth
Fee-
7.5c
Saturday,
defeating
Henry
Martellj
ran,rtlnn,.4
iM
und,
e-flnd
Norby,
36.000.
Cold
Storage.
73c
and
5c.
Pierce.
15.000.
Pacific,
7.9c
and
5.5c.
Atlas.
32.000.
Booth.
7.6c
and
5.5c.
Arrow.
36.000.
Atlln.
7.6c'
and
5.5c.
and
55c.
Corona.
22,000,
Royal,
7.7c
and
5.5c.
W-
W
Ro1'
7
5c
and
55c-out
LONDON,
July
31:-Long
drawn
corsauons
bctweeS
Great
Alkl,
8.500,
Cold
Storage.
7.5c
and
Britain
and
Russia
have
so
fai
55c.
Gloria
Booth.
7.5c
and
advanced
that
It
Is
believed
ccr-
II..
7.000,
uiln
that
some
sort
of
an
alliance
5.5c.
Britain
Russia
and
v.ncian,
m.wu,
mum
i.w
uu
Canadian
be
forthcoming
wunin
vne
course
Toodie,
15,000,
Cold
Storage,
6.9c
of
the
next
lew
aays.
men
may
and
5c
rllow
disarmament
conversations
Capclla
17
000(
Atun,
6.8c
and
and
a
common
peace
plan
provld-
-
ing
the
dictator
nations
are(
Ka,
um
storage(
brought
to
reasonabel
terms
which"
Rnd
an
alllancs
between
such
o
power-j
UJ5QQ
Rnd
ful
combination
as
Great
Britain.
CoW
sto
and
France
and
Russia,
It
Is
believed,'
Jc
ould
compel.
borgund.
10.500,
Pacific,
6.7c
and
Aicauume
no
mc
n,v...j
......
anniversary
of
the
outbreak
of
the
formed
Gajda
would
remain
at
Qre,at
War
was
reached
last
night,;
his
Journalistic
and
propaganua
the
plcture
was
much
changed
as
tasks,
the
Romans
argue.
uar
the
preparedness
of
the
Weather
Forecast
democracies
to
meet
another
central
European
threat
was
concerr.-a
nrent
nritaln.
which
wondered
Ijwentv-flve
years
ago
If
she
could
,rurnuhl
uJTth.
county
ot'send
six
dlttadon.
to
tod;
the
Domlnkm
Meteoroiosicai
nas
iniriy-iwu
uu;
v
v.-
viotori
wd'vItK:1
iwm
Channel
"
at
a
moment's
notice
and
cut
U
conipueo
"-""rrr,,
V,
rnof
nvn,
ftnd
acrlal
flcets
k.cn
t
5
a.m.
COaSC.
.
,
,
I
,j
TTnllnrf
Rtntes
1ms
n.
treat
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
s,a.
u-
,
-
;
-
-
-
-
-
fleet
and
aerial
armaaa
Fresh
to
strong
soutnwesi
v.m.
shifting
to
west
winds,
partly
cloudy
and
cool
with
scattered
showers.
5c
Domtno
II,
2,500,
Cold
Storage,
6c
and
5c.
Fannie
F.,
10,000,
Atlln,
6c
and
5c
Sfato
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
MONDAY,
JULY
31,
1939.
navy
in
inc
wna.
proving
me
ociore
me
coavenuon
T
of
ore
from
the
Glacier
American
fleet
takes
the
offensive.
Tn-h
7.
P?ntcr
of
Blithers
who
I.
-
.
.
.
was
candidate
for
Bke?na
in
the
PLANES
ARE
flcicncy
In
Mass
Manoeuvres
Vancouver
Man
Won
Golf
Title
Mo.vrniAisir
ch.ries
niair
jOuebec
Saturday
(oroon.
ordon.
71,
il,
president
prcsiocm
01
of
the
inr
Itsnk
nn
i
V,UCUCt
U"lUi
UCJ
ot
Montreal,
one
of
Canada's
fin-
I
.
.
.
i
i
I
jnriai
ana
nusincus
icufr
nu-Identified
with
many
of
the
Dominion's
greatest
commercial
and
Industrial
organliations,
died
here
Sunday,
lie
had
returned
only
last
Thursday
from
a
trip
to
England
and
his
passing
was
very
sudden.
ST.
BRUNO.
Quebec.
July
31:-
list
federal
e!
U
a
mmbr
of
the
cut'"'
f
the
"t.
M
Weiver
ovlncial
exe-
Mr
Wer
will
oppo?
Olof
IHonn
M
P.
who
srill
undmbted-ROME.
July
30
-The
Italian
air
v
ruminated
as
'Ubcrat
can-mlnlstry
announced
Saturday
night
ddae.
u
u
also
expected
there
that
Fascist
warplanes
had
demon-
wU1
a
conservaUve
candidate
In
.rt
rated
complete
eifecUveness
In
.h(,
mass
manoeuwes
Just
completed'
Opportunity
was
taken
by
the
The
I
.
-
'eVcites.
while
assembled,
to
out-
the
..u
.
i
j.
.u
nnn
line
nnd
nrenare
a
DoUcy
for
car-
1S
lilt
IUII
HI
IWU.
tljtllfc
'
'
'
was
carried
out
with
perfection.
lying
on
the
election
campaign
ik.,h.ii
tH
rlrilnp
t
heir.v
Oulch
property
near
Smlthers
arrlved
over
the
week-end
at
the
sampling
plant
at
Prince
Rupert
j
Tr
It
piiwlKi
tha.t
this
shinmentl
tiHII
rnr
th
ump
hlh
pnTrt
C00GAN
DIVORCEi
j.
...
roim.
one-time
Juvenile
lumln
,lelt
that,
tne
w
8uit,rMuu
wrT
of
Hollpiwd-
accepted
wrrrnll
an
rr;y
sian
in
erection
preparations.
Halibut
'Sales
with
man-like
calmness
a
suit
lor
divorce
filed
against
him
by
his
screen
star
wife.
Betty
arable.
The
wistful
"kid"
of
silent
films
announced
simply:
'I
still
love
Betty."
The
blond
actress
charged
Coo-gan
with
extreme
mental
cruelty
and
said
he
had
neglected
her
by
remaining
away
from
home.
"Naturally
I'm
sorry
It
had
to
turn
out
this
way
but
I
won't
contest
her
suit."
Coogan
said.
"Anything
she
does
Is
all
right
with
me."
Mexico
Offering
Settlement
Terms
Elcctra.
40.000,
Cold
Storage,
75c
New
Terms
to
be
Offered
for
Settle-
and
5.5c.
1
ment
of
Oil
Dispute
Lltuya,
32.000,
Cold
Storage,
73c
LONDON,
July
31.
It
was
re
ported
here
last
night
that
the
Mexican
ambassador
was
on
his
way
to
Washington
with
fresh
proposals
for
the
settlement
of
the
oU
dispute
with
United
States
and
Great
Britain.
Fines
In
Police
Court
Are
Higher
Total
For
This
Year
To
Date
Is
Considerably
In
Excess
Of
Last
Police
court
fines
for
the
month
j
of
July,
ending
today,
have
totalled
$391,
bringing
the
total
for
the
year
to
date
up
to
$2421.
These
figures
compare
with
$205
Atlt,
11,000,
Cold
Storage,
6c
and
in
the
same
month
last
year
and
5c
$1512
ior
tine
lirsi
seven
monins
Thelma
H,
4,500,
Atlln,
6c
and
of
1939.
During
this
July
flfty-c.
,
three
cases
were
handled
ln
city
Oldfield,
11,000,
Pacific,
63c
and
5c.
Balsac
1
11.000,
Cold
Storage,
6c
and
5c.
police
court
Home
Interest
Rate
Reduced
sVnoDsls-Pressure
con-7re
ready
for
Instant
action.
France'
Morris
II.,
8,000,
Atlln.
6c
and
5c.
WASHINGTON,
D.
C
July
31:-
nnerft
Is-.
great
new
navy
ready
In
Melville,
9,000,
Booth,
6.9c
and
5c.
A
reduction
of
the
Interest
rafe
on,
west
of
Vancouver
"
has
a
Moh
uas
b".
tmucs
nucs
high
rugn
CSl
OI
vuntunii
'
..
ni...
Blue
n
o
2,800.
onn
nnnth
Booth,
A
6.1c
t.
onH
!
.
small
.n
homes
insured
'""r,.....
f"
"lcTn
Mediterranean
and'
Boy,
andimortgases
for
iann
anu
---
7
nr(M,nra,ions
undcr
way
to,
5c
the
Oueen
unariotw
hui
.
..
.
weaffiias
been
unsettled
on
the
,
ensure
her
of
the
position
of
weamer
nas
frth
ranking
naval
power
in
the
;by
the
Federal
Administration
was
Jupiter.
3
,
000,
Atlln,
6c
and
5c,
announced
by
the
administrator.
Tramp,
10,000,
Cold
Storage,
6.6c
This
will
reduce
the
present
five
and
5c.
'.percent
rate
to
four
and
one
half
naval
woiner
u.,
iu.uuu,
raciuc,
o.ic
percent,
u
was
aiso
urmounccn
.
-u-
JmI.pa,
GNnnH
in
nnnn'nnrl
n
.rfinf
Mi
rntfl
An
Iflnre
Sl'Ale
hollS-
TODAY'S
STOCKS
'(Courtcsr
8.
D.
Jobortoo.
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.12.
Bralorne,
11.75.
cariboo
Quartz,
2.25.
Dentonla.
.02.
Fairview.
.03.
.
Gold
Belt,
33.
Hedley
Mascot,
.76.
M.nto,
xmk-Noble
Hve,
.01
H.
Pioneer,
2.40.
Premier,
1.85.
Privateer,
1.21
Reno.
.45.
Relief
Arlington,
.13Ji.
Reward,
.01T8-Salmon
Gold.
.06.
Sheep
Creek,
1.20.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.14.
Calmont,
.35.
C.
&
E..
2.00.
Freehold,
.03.
-Home,
2JJ0.
Royal
Canadian,
.18.
Okalta.
1.03.
Mercury,
.06tj.
Prairie
Royalties,
.25.
Toronto..
Aldermac.
.30.
v
Beattle,
1.20.
Central
Pat,
2.50.
,
.
Con.
Smelters,
44.751
East
Malartlc,
2.73.
Fernland,
.03.
,
Francoeur.
56.
Gods
Lake,
.36.
Hardrock.
1.08.
Int.
Nickel,
50.00.
Kerr
Addison,
2.01.
Little
Long
Lac,
3.05.
McLcod
Cockshutt,
1.98.
dsen
Red
Lake,
.37.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.27.
Moneta,
1.05.
Noranda,
83.00.
Pickle
Crow.
4.70.
Preston
E,
Dome,
155.
San
Antonio,
1.97.
Shcrrltt
Gordon,
1.02.
Stadacona.
.53.
Uchl.
1.16.
Oklend.
.07.
Dominion
Bridge,
28.75.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Fresh
southwest,
to
south
winds,
mostly
cloudy
and
cool
with
showers.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
han
jerlain
Fears
War
May
Come
XES
ON
Riut;nc
CHILDLESS
t.v
stent
to
Encourage
t
Still
Hopeful,
However,
Of
Way
Being
Found
To
Escape
From
Nightmare
Of
Arms
Race
SHIPMENT
TO
PLANT
be
of
such
a
character
as
to
make
eratlon
for
Skeena
at
a
nomlnat-
Tfn
Tonj
0(
0fe
ArrTes
nere
Impossible
an
attack
In
force
in?
convention
here
Saturday
from
CUcler
CuIch
Property
against
me
united
suiee
oy
anv
num.
trie
omy
oiner
name
wiacca
..
.
.
.
.
.
.
I
.
I
-
41
.
Prime
Minister
Speaks
in
House
of
Commons
of
International
Situation,
Referring
to
Many
Difficulties
Facing
World
LONDON,
July
31:
(CP)
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain,
in
a
comprehensive
statement
on
the
international
situation
today,
said
it
va3
"difficult
to
see"
how
the
world
armament
race
could
be
solved
except
"by
war
itself."
But
he
added
he
had
hope
"we
might
yet
find
a
way
to
escape
from
the
present
.
nightmare."
Mr.
Chamberlain
said
that
Great
Britain
and
France
would
send.
O.
W.
Ruddeihap
actl
as
Talu
that
have
characterized;11?1
mlsfna
Moow
Prbf-rhairman
ab'y
thls
week
t0
start
military
staff
of
the
convention
and
.hi-,mi.
fmm
thi
nron.
Ltl
1
Lls
LIX
Li
UIks
with
.Russia.
there
were
deleeates
from
Prince
nv
onrt
that
there
will
he
several
Rupert.
Terrace
and
Smlthers
with
other
shipments
to
follow
durinsl
Speakln
before
the
House
of
Italian
llghtinc
Aircraft
Trove
Kf-
-nx
s
fmm
other
ronU
the
current
season.
Commons
the
Prime
Minister
ack-
I
nowledged
today
that
definition
of
the
term
"Indirect
aggression"
was
'the
major
snag
holding
up
conclusion
of
the
proposed
Anglo-
paet.
SPANIARDS
MUST
WORK
Government
of
Francisco
Franco
Demands
Fifteen
Days
A
Year
Work
or
Pay
BURGOS,
Spain,
July
31:
Franco
decreed
that
all
men
between
the
ages
of
fifteen
and
flftv
must
work
fifteen
AnU-Britlsh
agitation
In
North
dars
ior
a
year
state
or
p?y
Betty
Grable
Seeks
Decree
From'
China
might
make
a
successful
out-
an
equivalent
amount
In
salary.
Former
Juvenile
Star
.come
of
the
current
British-Japan-'The
move
was
described
as
a
plan
(
'ese
negotlaUons
on
the
Tientsin
to
cause
the
Spanish
naUon
to
harder
to
speed
national
re-
31
twork
HOLLYWOOD.
July
:-Jacklc
I
disnute
very
difficult.
i
-
coiiavruciion
ana
10
sura
laun?.
.
The
Dar
sluatton
reQulxes.
gy,;,.r;i
..
,
.,
-Very
careful
watching
"but
we
do
ffr'P
AT
not
feel
undue
concern."
'LJIiIlJ
vJIN
STEAMER
City
Solicitor
E.
E.
Jones
Passes
Away
While
On
Way
To
Vancouver
City
Solicitor
Edward
F.
Jones
of
Prince
Rupert,
,
who
sailed
from
(here
Saturday
evening
on
the
j
Prince
Rupert
for
a
business
trip
I
to
Vancouver,
was
found
dead
In
his
berth
aboard
the
ship
near
,Alert
Bay
yesterday
afternoon.
lie
had
expired
from
a
heart
attack
jas
the
vessel
steamed
down
the
I
coast.
The
remains
were
taken
on
to
Vancouver
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert.
)
The
lae
Mr.
Jones
had
been
city
(solicitor
here
for
sixteen
years,
'.having
come
to
Prince
Rupert
ln
'1923
from
Vancouver
where
he
had
been
city
solicitor
and
cor-poratlon
counsel
for
sixteen
years.
Mr.
Jones
was
bom
ln
Halifax
and,
as
a
boy,
moved
to
Saint
John,
New
Brunswick,
where
for
j
years
his
father
was
manager
of
"the
main
office
of
the
Bank
ot
'
Montreal.
He
attended
Edinburgh
University
and
read
law
In
Saint
John
and
practised
for
a
while
In
Montreal
before
coming
west.
I
He
was
a
well
read
man
and
an
authority
on
municipal
law.
For
some
time
he
was
a
law
partner
In
Vancouver
of
Former
Justice
iW.
A.
Macdonald.
For
the
past
few
years
Mr,
Jones
had
suffered
from
diabetes
and
'his
health
had
been
gradually
fau-ilng.
I
Mr.
Jones
was
to
have
met
ln
(Vancouver
a
sister
who
resides
ln
England
and
Italy.
Italians
Glad
To
I
Dwell
In
France
I
Two
Hundred
Thousand
ot
Them
Pledge
Their
Loyalty
Y
1
1
IV.
..
.
..
.
.
.
.1.
....
1
.
t
.
X
rA..
.nil
rl
11
mnH
n
IVia
1
n.-o
1
f
t
t
thin
nniTntri
Ann1
I.nMf
in
tlie
world
ready
to
detenu
till
Signal,
8500.
Cold
Storage.
6c
nnd
.ing
projects
win
oe
reaucca
iq
a
Vi"'-
....-
.
1
N.
1
it
-
eltv
on
the
Catala
last
nicht.
wUllnrrness
tn
serve
In
her
defence.
her
shores.
contributed
to
make
a
presentation
'
to
Edouard
Herlot.
It
Is
pointed
Fred
Scadden,
who
has
been
on
out
that
200,000
of
the
Italians
ln
a
trip
to
Vancouver
10
auena
a
mis
country
nave
expressea
uieir
10c.
'maximum
01
uu
F"r'vt""
"
"
PARIS,
July
31.
A
mUllon
Haitians
x
living
ln
this
country
have