p.ld
I
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I
nmorrow
s
I
iaes
9
54
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15
9
(t.
21
42
ft.
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18
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;
5
21
A
,'t.
ar
r
-
23
The
canned
-
western
Alaska
r-:.:y
about
three-yrar.
The
total
is
a
compared
with
A
She
More
i.TTUVA.
Autrust
23:
(CP)
Should
it
become
an
.
.
.
..f.-L
i'
;
v..
i:i,i...Pw
i,
i
.truameiit
win
vv
tuimuuni-u
iiuiiiuuiitiuiy,
nn
some
munist
Meet
rnlrnn
Tin
Rv
n
rv
farmers
J
H
Blaekmore.
Social
Cred
leader,
on
the
position
of
Canada
In
retard
to
the
European
crisis
But
for
the
presence
on
the
statutes
of
the
War
Measure
Act
of
1814.
Parliament
would
have
beep
summoned
at
once
to
enact
such
a
measure
which
gives
the
aovern-
Aiberta.
August
ment
'extraordinary
powers
in
the
.
rr.umat
meeting
event
of
war
"real
or
apprehend
by
farmers
who
e4
-Premier
King
said,
r
a
with
mature
Premier
King,
due
to
the
mobilised
at
once
should
Oreat
Britain
become
involved
in
war
j
WHAT
DOES
PACT
MEAN?:
vaccine
and
medicine.
parts
i
of
the
city
the
11
cr
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King
said
in
a
'water
is
from
ten
to
fifteen
feet
jr.
(1
at
noon
-today
after
he
had
communicat-
dtfP
H
"
Dr.
R.
J.
Manion,
Conservative
leader;
J.
S.J
1
Woodsworth,
Co-operative
Cora-
njrit
T"
TT
monwealth
rederaUon
leader,
and
ITIUK
lIcUD
iit,
.
4
In
New
York
t
.Metropolis
Calllnc
Upon
Chicago
I
and
Middle
Wet
For
Supplies
he
sneakers
to
gncy
of
despatches
from
Euro-
arraBtennts
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
E.
Valde,
Formerly
Of
This
City,
Win
Prlre
Former
Prince
Rupert
residents
this
year
awarded
a
silver
cup,
the
..
A
la
lira
rvtrr
'
troohv
awarded
by
the
Prince
"8620
cases
com-
Widely
Varying
Interpretations
of
OK)rge
HorUcuitural
Society
for
000
ease,
about
a
Accord
BetweenGermany
and
pflnce
Georgc
ion.
cases
lew.
u
,Thc
compcUUon
was
In
connecUoa
almon
pack
this
LONDON,
Aug.
23:
(CPt
Widely
v
V
rnnrnic
"
j
i
d
in
the
....
bush.
ead
War
In
S
Anaelps
fnor
Olsen
Asked
to
Intervene
'"ft.
So
Low
Th.t
tt.k.r.
Are
All
Losing
4
A
ITS'
i
-
;
'"'.ta,
Aug.
23.-
A
bread
Aue
23'
irri.
ri
Arsenal
hiaTisr
n
30
Enand.
has
been
robbed
football
medals.
.He.
.
.
....
n..
,lin
me
imciiw
vij-
noodi
Some
Davs
Before
lieve
the
Soviet
la
using
German
Btmalni
Were
Discovered
'negoUaUons
to
pry
concessions
i
i
from
London
and
Paris
In
connec-
IAKE.
Aug.
23:
(CP)
!Uon
with
the
treaty
ncgottaUons
r
"
William
Cooper
has
Wuh
Great
BrlUln
and
France.
'
!
I
of
William
Scragg.i
Whitehall
sees
no
reason
to
sup-fT
'
F
ancols
Lake,
who
had
rwa.
that
staff
consultations
In
I
Moscow
between
Great
Britain,
France
and
the
8ovlet
should
rxj
i
iL-
..Maei
iViftv
WHEAT
PRICES
JUMP
WINNIPEG
Buying
orders
flooded
the
Winnipeg
grain
exchange
today
precipitated
by
the
increasing
threat
of
war
In
Europe
and
shot
wheat
prices
up
the
five
cent
allowable
limit
in
one
day.
PATTULLO
IS
DUE
VICTORIA
Premier
PattuUo,
accompanied
by
his
secretary
and
newspapermen,
took
off
today
In
a
Canadian
Airways
plane,
pilot-ei
by
W.
E.
Gilbert,
on
a
projected
five
thousand
mile
trip
to
the
Arctic
Circle.
The
plane
Is
refuelling
at
Alert
Bay
and
ex-
NEW
YORK.
Aug.
23
-
Upstate
P
lo
m,e
"
,nnce,
,u,prTt
The
flight
will
be
thU
afternoon.
New
York
farmers
are
continuing
h-
of
milk
umnlv
Inr
th
continued
to
Fort
St
James
to
ur-
city
of
New
York
which
is
maktroj
m"ow.
to
draw
upon
CW-I
.
.
-
.
.tpeaa
quarUrsdeemsthat
he
en-feiro1id
UWMtetHe-Westitor
dairffl,
.JinisiDENT
SHOT'
DC1
.
not
leave
the
capital
this
week
at
supplies.
The
farmers
of
New
York
rAZ
Ueu,
Col
r.
nlanned
are
aemanaing
nigner
prices
n
i
Q
V
A
U
A
C
Meanwhile
it
was
teamed
Uiat
mMfc.
MilIVA
llAiJ
nlans
for
Immediate
mobtnaation
of
Canada's
mlUUa
forces
in
case
rt
,
r
1
WPI?
P
A
A
CV
ot
v"
hd
bwn
wrked
oul
10
"
W"TV-
Have
"-
Best
Garden
"
U
LlV
lVIv
last
deUil
by
the
Department
of
si
in
in
i
as
ma
ib
a
s
v
sn
in
All
Areas
But
Wranicll
National
Defence
It
is
a
foregone
'conclusion
that
the
militia
will
In
Prince
George
Ketchikan
May
Not
Get
Fish
Study
Plant
AD
erman
Bntch.
president
of
Bolivia,
died
today
of
a
pistol
wound
officially
drcribed
as
accidentally
KETCHIKAN,
Aug.
23
Before
."'"-
r-,r:rj
leaving
here
for
Juneau
to
attend
Mr.
ana
aits.
u.
i
iuc.
-
,t
,
a
a
conference.
Charles
E
Jackson,!
with
the
recent
hortcultural
show
friends
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Valde
I
be
taken
of
the
Ruaso-Oerman
non-
'
i
.
.hi.h
ivhim
von
thrnnehaut
the
district
will
be
ggicwtvii
iirv.
.
-
a
iRlbbcntrop.
Oerman
Forelan
Mln-
pleased
to
hear
of
their
success.
'
i
-
...I
t-.M
In
(rtrrtu'
!VfSV
lO
p
i
i
ww
""
P
rnrmPf
hniinrl
formally
conciuae.
iic
iv
v
r
ranee
uruer5
idiimi
n.nwi
m
1
1
1
1
wiri.
-
111
Cm...
It.
J
.
I
I.
V.I.J
n
i.i
(
i
.
V.
nil.,t.M
Ka.
acting
commissioner
of
fisheries,,
would
not
commit
himself
as
to
thei
proposed
fisheries
laboratory
for
ment
to
make
in
regard
to
the
possibility
of
the
salmon
fishing
season
being
extended.
Mobilization
Putting
French
Army
At
Nearly
Two
Million
.awnaonea.
y
"Z?,
t:"
,
mnl
ili
nn
nftor
nn
PmPrfronrv
meetim?
of
her
may
be
acceieraica
wnn
uhsv-
u,u
mu
iiiuuuim.....
p
.
',,
?
,
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST
23,
1
93'J.
NEW
SPEED
MARK
MADE
southeastern
Alaska
being
estaD-,-"""
-
-----
"
p
"
LUh
Sa,t
FUts
llshed
at
Ketchikan.
Other
com-
munlUes
in
the
territory
were
bid-
Toda-T
ding
.for
it.
he
said.
Neither
did
Jackson
have
any
announce-
BONNEVILLE
SALT
FLATS.
Aug.
power
pact
emerging
mat
mucu
National
Ieience
v..uuuv:ii.
me
uiut-i
iiivaui,
uii
x.
iciitu
aulckcr.
Meantime
negoUatlons
are.t
,
-
pa1e(1
i0
the
Colors
will
number
between
a
millioni
Gulvlc,
15.000,
.
II
.
I
...
,
Tl
L
it-i.
i,..it.
marsing
wjuc.
.Unci
n
hull
and
two
minion,
it
iueaiit
inat
luiuier
men,
PKOMOTK
TRAINER
TnunnM
Alicust
23:
(CP)
Directors
of
Crystal
Palace
Foot-
ball
dub
win,
the
have
Riven
ueorge
ir-
trainer,
the
position
u;
vi
to
the
thief's
sense
tcam-manager
and
trainer.
'Ap-;illip
to
got
them
polnlment
of
a
team
coach
:wHl
be
made
shortly.
reached
a
meeting
oi
France's
army,
navy
and
air
chiefs
at
the
war
ministry
under
Premier
Deladler.
v
Meanwhile
reports
were
current
that
France
had
despatched
"atrnnir"
Instructions
to
her
am
bassadors
In
Europe.
Contents
of
ihe
desDatches
were
not
disclosed
but
It
was
believed
they
reasserted
that
France
and
Britain
were
pre
pared
to
go
to
war
If
Foland
saw
jit
to
resist
a
German
attack.
"
ABOARD
VSS.
LANG
AT
SEA
Gravely
conctrncd
over
the
Eur
opean
crisis
rresiaeni
abandoned
further
holiday
plans
today
and
ordered
the
cruiser
Tus
caloosa
to
speed
to
Sandy
Hook.
New
Jersey.
Appeal
for
Peace
BRUSSELS,
Aug.
23.
King
Leo,
oold
of
Belgium,
speaking
In
the
name
of
seven
small
neutral
nations
known
as
the
Oslo
group,
ap
pealed
to
the
world
for
peace
to
night
and
declared
'the
worst
can
still
be
avoided."
LONDON,
Aug.
23.
-Foreign
Sec
retary
Viscount
Halifax
will
broad
cast
tomorrow
night
an
Important
statement
on
the
International
sit
Roosevelt
uatlon.
Edward
Llpsett.
12.000,
6c
Tramp,
8.4c
c
and
and
5.5c
one.of
two
days
after
signing
of
the
German-Russian
non-aggression
pact
at
Moscow.
Either
Toland
agrees
to
these
demands
peacefully
in
which
case
there
will
be
no
bloodshed
or
she
fights'
in
which
case
Germany
will
see
to
it
that
a
new
partition
of
Poland
occurs
Hitler
Is
said
to
insist.
R.iHr
Fnr
War
Weather
Forecast
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Moderate
to
fresh
Vest
winds,
mostly
cloudy
and
rather
cool.
anada
Is
Ready
To
Give
AwrtiKMil,,
.
,
,,,
,
'
VA-X.1IA-JLX1
JL
J
1
A
w
JL
I
-
I-
.
Y:II
ki..i.Finon
1
i
nidliic.ui
TY
III
IVIVSVSl
tonce
lr
WarLomes;
idy
For
Emergency
rv,.1.,c;n
Tlirii
MllWin
Will
Im
Mnliili,!
Onro
real
isriiain
is
imimcti
m-iuiimi:iu
ui
iun-iicu
Prepared
FLOOD
IS
IS
STILL
ON
North
China
City
of
Tientsin
Continues
to
be
Itavagfd
by
High
Water
r,
ii
.......
Bulletins
liSTRIKF
STRIKE
OF
OF
i
'
I
With
Great
Britain
and
France!
Jail.
both
reasserting
their
detennlna-
23:
(CP)
John
Cobb,
British
rac-
to
fight
alongside
Poland
If
lng
enver.
maae
a
rurw
worm
s
e
latter
country
resists
uermany.
.land
speed
record
of
36855
miles
both
countries
are
ready
for
war.
.per
hour
with
his
car
here
today,
one
million
Frenchmen
are
under
of
Capt
George
Eyston.
Halibut
Sales
American
President
Ilooscvclt
Returns
From
Holiday
in
Hurry.
;Nordby
360oo.
Cold
Storage..
JSSlS
annd
who
had
completed
thdr
military
service
less
than
two
aiw.
I
fnn.
from
SSS'wm
were
specialist
,ho
had
"
JA
seen
by
Germans
as
years
ago
The
decision
.
...
.
6c.
."
i
having
the
elfect
of
acccleraUng
aircaay
occu
u.cu
at
Nazi
determination
to
regain
not!
was
nniv
"war
lost-
Danzig
hut
an
me
"
.
.
UI.U
'1
m
Los
Angeles
with!
rest
of
present-aay
roiana
ow
that
none
ot
the
'was
once
Austrian
or
German.
The
rri
n
aki
a
nrnfit
r.mriNftrl
nress
exnrcsscs
JubllaUon
over
travel
out
of
Ger-
i
...
s
M
.
n'pr.
l
m
t
i
i
nirn
with
French
I-
PRICE:
S
CENTS
Imminent
Than
Ever
EXCHANGED
MESSAGES
PAH
W
A
VQ
Demands
of
Latter
Even
More
Far-Reachine
Evidently
i
IV
rM.Lt
if
A
X
U
n
i
i
-
i.
in
ti
i
r..
n
TO
MARCH
TOMORROW?
I
IS
aetKing
IU
Virau
.rtii
i
uiaiiu
liuiupt
uh
PARIS
A
Ilavas
News
Agency
Major
Tie-Up
of
British
Transpor-'
imnhUi
Itdr
I
dispatch
from
Berlin
last
nlht
ution
Impending
This
Saturday
nnnird
an
unofficial
Herman
er-
I
TIENTSIN.
Au.
23:
CP
'Hoods
continued
today
to
ravange
this
great
North
China
city,
taking
a
heavy
toll
of
life
and
property
dam-i
age
of
millions
of
dollars.
New
appeal
for
reilf
were
timed
today.
Some
three
million
people
in
the
district
are
homele&i
Disease
Is
spreading
and
It
ap
pears
impoaslbk
mpo
to
secure
needed
Chancellor
Chancellor
Adolf
Adolf
1
tice
as
saying
LONDON.
August
23:
CP-
LONDON.
Autrust
23:
(CP)
Chancellor
Adolf
Hit-
a
ler
of
Germany
and
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
ii.
Her
has
ordered
his
troops
to
iAtVte
ot
the
united
Kingdom
s
four
0f
(jreat
Britain
exchanged
messages
today
on
the
Danzig
March
across
the
Polish
corridor
Jmam
railroads,
effective
Saturday.
.
la
Va,,Ur.ar.
i
ronnrfln
vo
AemunfoA
a
full
into
Danzig
on
Thursday.
JtZZVtt!-
settlement
on
terms
greatly
more
far-reaching
than
had
avion
society
of
Locomotive
Engin--been
previously
indicated.
In
addition
to
the
return
of
eers
and
Firemen
following
failure
Danzig
to
the
Reich
he
Is
said
to
be.
.
of
the
railways
to
raise
the
mini-
asking
for
a
German
protectorate
T
,
J
Q,
,
mum
weekly
wage
rate.
The
union
over
Poland
or,
otherwise,
partition1
IJ111l6C1
ULteS
:
announced
that
all
labor
would
be
of
the
country.
Sir
Neville
Hender-
.withdrawn
unless
an
agreement
ton,
British
ambassador
to
er
Pnctal
RpVPIHIP
,-.v,-.
,.f,
CI.,-.Jo-
ninv
t
rlAHvprinir
th
Prim
UOIQI
iVCTtllUt
.
Only
IntervenUon
of
the
minis-
Minister
s
reply
to
Hitler
which
it
is
ter
of
la"'.
t
a"""-i
'odiy.
understood
reiterates
British
ln-
would
avoid
the
strike
although
tenuon
to
resist
to
the
uttermost
lone
union
involved
was
reported
to
any
aggression
I
against
Poland.
trouble.
he
has
been
spending
a
holiday.
Locomotive
engineers
and
fire-
itie
Queen
and
Princesses
Elizabeth
I
men
are
workers
who
have
served
and
Margaret
Rose
are
remaining
notice
that,
unless
tnetr
demanas
M
Balmoral.
lor
wae
increases
are
comormeu
Rajiable
sources
declared
that
with,
the
general
strike
win
xae
mUer
had
told
Sir
Neville
Hender-
P&ct-
'
eon.
the
British
ambassador,
fori
transmission
to
the
British
Premier
I
Nsvur
Fira
MnrcVinl
and
tt
Germany1
TT
n
T
"'
yitjj
rthts
becatstrdr
the
British
nas
Deen
naraea
VICTORIA,
Aug.
23:
(CP
W.
A.
Walker
has
been
appointed
Fire
'Marshal
for
the
Province
of
Bri-
:tlsh
Columbia
in
succession
to
J.
A.
HlUer
according
to
advices
considered
reliable
is
determined
to
Nlchole
of
Vancouver
succeeds
,
,
.
r
..
,
,
,
.
Walker
as
assistant
fire
marshal.
Shows
Increase
WASHINGTON.
D.C
Aug.
22.
i-
'
tr.-a.ru
w
"WiuuHr
"-'c
niw
luc
raotoei.
ui
auausi,
wu-
Vnlud
SUteS
PosUl
Depart-
tion
at
this
time
owing
to
the
serl-
stant
session
and
Parliament
snm-jment
aaammc
mcrease
of
.ous
InUrnaUonal
situation.
This
moa
for
tomorrow
in
emergency
$-oom
or
pcr
ccnt
ta
r
i??
St
-theKinrrturaln5
irevenue
for
this
July
over
last,
land
to
be
faced
with
w
Internal
irom
Balmoral
in
Scotland
where
5IJAPAN
IS
oulu
uui
Is
Feeling
Of
Russ-German
Tokyo
Pact
Over.
--TOKYb.
Augtist-SSResentment
continues
to
be
intensely
felt
In
I
Japan
over
the
Russian-German
...
unconditional
return
of
Danzig
to!..
.
.
.J
TV.
...
......
.
,
W.
A.
Walker.
Deputy,
-r
Takes
x
Place
...
.
.
t.
.
.
(that
she
has
been
sold
out
k
by
of
J.
A.
Thomas
With
Vancouver
Man
Becoming
Assistant
guarantee
of
Poland.
It
was
understood
the
"vital
rights"
were
the
Such
Uons
of
Poland
and
Polish
which
y
woud
k
RussU
bus
were
once
German
and
rearrange-
tfae
we$t
whUe
c
continued
ment
of
Polish-German
relations!
to
campalgn
agalnst
cbina
tectorate
of
Bohemia
and
Moravia.
I
the
East.
Must
Marry
Girl
Or
Go
To
Prison
These
Are
AlternaUves
Facing
Hoonah
Man
Under
Arrest
in
Juneau
JUNEAU.
Aug.
23.
Arrested
here
on
a
charge
of
contributing
to
the
delinquency
of
a
Juvenile,
Edward
I
Austin
of
Hoonah
will
either
have
to
marry
Annie
Klanot
or
go
to
Weather
Forecast
(Furnished
through
the
courtesy
ot
.
.
.
.,.
.i.t
,
,
line
the
Dominion
lxxmnion
Meteorological
jmwiraosiau
Bureau
ourau
St
i
;He
beat
the
former
mark
oi
armt
and
others
are
being
prepar-,Victori
and
ivinc
Rupert,
tuu
tore-
!
nrtt
HHtoin
ic.
rnlHntr
out
an
eat
Is
conmUed
from
obsemitloDa
tak-
.additional
250.000
men.
Italy
other
naUons
are
also
preparing.
Generai
Synopsis
Pressure
.re-More
than
a
million
Polish
soldiers
mams
high
over
the
Queen
Char-are
massed
on
the
German
and
Slo-,0tte
viands
and
relatively
low
In
vaklan
frontiers
ready
to
go
lntothe
interior.
With
the
exception
of
action.
V
2
a,
1
.
Ik
Mni4k
f
rt.cuua.,
,vw.
,
Xhrfe
German
soldiers
are
re-
lthe
weather
has
been
fair
and
6C-
nnriH
In
hsrf
crossed
the
Iron-
I..
Vtr4flci
rVilnmhla
-
-
-
-
KMUI
U.
U..
.MM
w
.
tier
into
Poland.
They
refused
west
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Iiailiax
"""
k,lu,u"im
iVT
'
to
halt
and
were
thereupon
shot
Fresh
northwest
winds,
part'
001(1
St0aBe
efnP
8-C,
22'm
.
Li
J
J
c'
upon
by
the
Poles.
The
Germans
lcloudy
1th
not
much
change
In
PAIUS,
AURUSt
(l')-V
ranee
lonigni
oraerea,-""
c..dlan
I
escaped
unhurt.
temperature.
.
mnnn
D,v,
.nrt
British
and
uniwa
biaies
consu-
,
signal,
hftr.
advLd
th.ir
nationalsl
le-.av
Poland
u
vlewi
Atlln.
ISc
and
c
BAR
GOLD
LONDON,
Aug.
23:
(CP)
The
Cold
the
Imminence
of
war.
French
price
of
bar
gold
remains
unchang-
land
British
subjects
are
nasxening
at
$34.73
per
ounce
on
tne
im-
TlAi-Hn
J
.l.Al
don
market
12.000,
raciuc.
o.ic
"
-".
.1"
.wf.,-
t
.tpn,
tvlav
tr
nlace
Ens-
Anti-Typhoid
Treatment
Is
Being
Given
ana
tniisu
citizens
luuaj
uw-
i
"--i
-
-
er
foreigners
were
also
Heelng
for.
lands
air
raia
precauuona
vu
tear
of
war.
Trains
ran
through-j
virtual
-war
desis
eutxuc
out
the
day
with
corridors
filled
night
Arrangements
were
made
and
air
flight
passages
were
prac-.
for
Immediate
extinguishing
of
tically
unavailable.
.London
lights
"any
time
It
is
con-
At
Washington
United
States
gov-
j
sldered
necessary."
ernment
officials
are
making
plans
At
the
same
time
the
Board
of.
to
get
Americans
out
of
Europe.
Trade
Issued
an
order
prohibiting
'Warships
will
be
ready
to
assist
In
.the
export
-of
essential
war
ma-!
pvacuatlnz
them
If
necessary.
The
terlals
from
Great
BrlUln
except
by
RAYMOND.
Alberta,
Aug.
23:
.United
States
government
Is
also
permit.
(CPTwo
thousand
lo2al
resl-
moving
to
maintain
Its
neutrality.
Arrangement
are
also
made
for
dents
have
received
anti-typhoid
,
In
the
event
of
European
war.
ithe
orderly
transfer
of
workers
"War
Basis-
from
private
Industry
and
business
fever
treatment
at
a
preBttutlonary
Emland
on
measure
'
.
Meantime
the
British
Home
Of-'
to
the
national
service.
!