fftple
trienaiy
mi
ONDCN,
August
4
air
Bamuei
t:
-un
Pd
mat
an
orgarn-
-
trw
-di
Engond
known
as
rne
k
it"
J
being
carcjuuj
wavcuru
lira
cf
the
propaganda
was
to
j
nf
Herman
y
and
the
L
i
K
'
s
tnn
wtrt
trying
loi
v.
:s
UriUn
DCPPtC
incnuiji
Qtrxvy
nothing
was
being
.
,
l
a
lit
rtavrmnn
twtnl
I
.'
r
'
J
Britain.
p
ider
of
"The
Link'
OW
SAFE
.
t
n
Saajuei
was
au
wrong,
a
.
.
.
...a
.
i...
..
..
i.
i.
.aiu
rviMih
mwrninkmi
rr
tiMrplor
IN
LONDON
-
-
i
t
tn
s.
--
--
vMira.
nmncot
I
In
V
nnrt
Kncm
Campbell,
mining
engineer
for
w,ison
interest
intrrtj
of
nr
Vancouver,
Vancouver.
i.
.ra
in
'
GLOOMY
.
uriisi
iaifl
liniAin
WsU
in
wr
n
iinrnnTrr
i
inriira
i
rum
.
i
irtsv
ff
s.
Ult
lH.Ha.il
ComI.
thfrs
Property
For
Wilson
Interests
I
That
a
roan
is
largely
what
he
thinks
was
laid
down
clearly
by
John
D.
(Jack)
Vkkers
of
Vancou-
ver
in
a
sie
wis
w
,c
r
ih.
trine
rinrvrt
Rotary
Club
'JAPAN
IS
InteUeotual
energy
and
that
wrt
would
mnt
hkrty
be
a
eatastroph
j
I
soon,
at
the
latest
In
two
or
thre,
Ketone
at
Hi
luncheon
jesUrday
.Rv
lflOWCr
MnWPr
f
,Ult
life
noon.
He
urged
the
desirability
of
thinking
kind
thougnu.
pure
Mr.
Vlckcxi
U
an
excellent
speak
er
He
has
hi
material
well
prepared
and
he
delivers
It
without
hMitatlon
and
without
notes.
Hi
.
,
struck
a
match
and
snowea
uiv
the
scratching
of
the
phosphorui
made
the
spark
and
that
the
sul
phur
carried
the
Uabt
to
the
wood.
So
in
every
talk,
sales
talk
or
otherwise,
there
must
first
be
the
spark
Boy
Is
Injured
.
.
m
.
ii..
.1
.
.
j
.
iL....itia
t
rxr-
ansr.
a
nl
-.cn
Thursday
disarmed
Mter
was
the
sum
total
of
all
man
s.
ment
In
.r
.
1
-
,
ILL
.1
.1
La
mjwM
at
Interest
and
this
mu$t
be
car-(
ried
rorward
to
the
main
subject
jy
,.
fi
PinP
to
UI
He
aald
it
was
more
profitable
LeiUllg
lipC
k.
.inr.ii.ni.
it
or
nf
speech
sneecn
than
man
to
w
oc
w
.
.
.
...t.
wisp
and
ouiiiaia.
August
4:
tnarjra
-
-
.
...
f
infUipncinK
was
people.
o..w
.,.,.1
h.v.
in
New
Yonc
DemS
i
T
C
J
silent
puwk
ipcawnRiijrder
JJeierreu
He
told
of
a
lamous
man
"
addrew
ana
.
rr
n
lmnromotu
......
.
.
.
.
i..
flnrl
ni
It
lmDOWOic.
v
11
Tse
'
ra
'v,
Uupcctln
tarted
to
take
es,ns
ana
C
V
Evltt
was
in
the
chair
and
luncheon
Ruests
were
AW
Fta;
ten,
Samuel
Massey
and
C.
C.
Mills.
Commissioner
i:ommissioner
(had
helped
to
make
war
Iw
like-
lv
Lord
Halifax
said
the
government
Intended
to
protect
British
Midi
in
Two
Or
Three
Years
.
Danz't
The
ForeiRn
Secretary
seven-Member
Congressionsl
Com
LONDON.
August
4:
H
I
said
Britain
was
q
'riUisUon
and
was
watchlnc
the
fully
alive
to
h
r
rr
t
oi
iuruDe
a
Gsun
wmu
in
a
nrw
wyuuoi
iui
-
----
t-
.
s
.
mm
ntnniBfln.'.
'
0
-m:.y
to
make
the
Oer-
n
rmrff
more
uimuiT
mj
j
i-
tkxxn
over
the
world
sKuaon.lT
iBUI
uu
nredketed
that
the
United
SUUm
future
of
European
peace.
talent
not
be
abV
to
survive
the'
disappearance
of
President
Roosr-
rrtt
He
ako
pred'eted
that
the
would
be
a
revolution
in
Japan,
j
that
Riuda's
regime
would
b
en
j
daggered
br
the
supression
of
fre-.
the
NERVOUS
To
Complete
MlllUrj
Alliance
With
Kome-lWrlin
Atii
At
Karljr
Date
Lad
Keceivinr
Treat
Smithcrs
Hospital
......
n
Cm
1.
.
.
.
.,i.i
..
nm
jc
Araln
On
Monday
Morning
In
Capacity
As
City
Council
lurther
study
of
thet
Hyland
Basin
property.
bme
,
10TClZr
Z
virkPrs
report
of
the
city
engineer
on
the,
Tt.S
property
Is
owned
by
tha
n
-
"
-
ndcr5.
city
Commissioner
W.
J
Mr
or
the
late
Tommy
King
"
..no;
Alder
this
morning
aajournco.
un-
d
the
late
MarUn
Kcan
and
as-
member
There
e"c
;
ul
Monday
morning
the
meeUncj
isles
H"m"
inc
.
.T
.
i,f
the
city
council
to
award
tne,
Shipments
from
the
property
the
"For
Instance
ana
w
order
for
some
314,000
worth
of
vftal
year,
ago
made
by
the
What?"
"
pipe
to
be
used
In
the
city
s
'Vrj
cave
returns
of
close
to
opening
in
tmucji
000
water
main
replacement
pro-
53
a
ton
aiU
deducUng
all
cx-
the
listener
was
arousra.
the
jpct
nses,
AP
FNVOY
RECALLED?
Viv
ihft
Wliy
Bring
That
Up?"
'reason
for
the
opening
statement.
thirdly
the
"For
Instance
in
wnicn
specific
instances
were
given
as
illustrations
and
the
summary
ot
the
whole
subject
"So.
What?"
Trni
salesmanship,
the
speaker
!.m
the
ability
to
Influence
Uhr
fnr
their
good.
All
new
In
-
-----
UklVU
.
,
,
raba.
i
ti..i.i...i.
ii...i..'..ov,ir..v
had
to
be
sold.
The
raaio
-J
f
nut
s-vii
wvssi-t
un'"""
-
j
j
Kn.ui..i..
..
i....
I..,m
have
been
useless
u
n
uu
.
.
u
i
tlio
miVillf.
He,
mot
been
sum
w
"
h
---
.
.
-..,.,j
,
To.
WASHINGTON.
August
4.-
Of-
ureed
pirslstence
ana
Hia
u.
r.r.:irZ
t.A
nriti.h
nmnn.
S
I
W
m
1
V
A
1
-
tT
Kimt"
IT
.1
aL
llvl
v
1
-
hv
nu
ii
t
.
.
.
.
.l-
.JA-man
Khmild
llSlC
I
Of
nicy
vj
jLua
uu
no
nJ
sus
KnuwaiMge
n
itvDv
v
ui.inav
a
iiinv
wc
.
ov-.
-
---
.
rPorU
that
Ambassador
Heori'thi.
order
at
least
four
times
in
iitiu
offii
rucRiiPU
uj
xe
ITT
rn
41
.
.i
m
rs
or
the
American
Jananese
nni
Interview
SUBJECT
TO
BE
LIMITED
Japanese
Unwilling
to
Discuss
Economic
Questions
With
Britain
TOKYO,
Aug.
4.
A
Tokyo
news-
j
sal
to
drop
all
economic
problems
from
the
agenda
of
their
conferences,
restricting
discussions
to
the
question
of
maintaining
peace
and
order
at
Tclntsln.
where
a
Japanese
blockade
Is
in
force.
LONDON.
August
24:
Right
Hon,
Neville
Chamberlain
left
here
nrfav
for
Scotland
where
he
ex-
I
gnsi
m
n
-sj
"y
ZT
fraiue.
Turns
l?p
y
by
Prime
Mlnirtrr
Nere
Cham-'
lONDON.
AwriMt
4:
On
account
k
X'l
icacner.
wikj
nao
orrn
bcriotn
He
foresaw
the
world
the
fact
that
it
U
believed
In
omaiikzed
on
Fascist
Unea.
Ail
relief
swk
in
Czech-
C1nc
Tallr
Af
JalCS
1
dltt.
II
i
a.d
who
had
been
re-
to
discuss
the
situ
j
Rotarv
Lunch
11
J
t..mm
T
,11
m
f
fe
wu
rxpcUed
from
Pragnc.
ational
Guards
nw
In
Charge
-..
---
D
Mt
l
Hulr
At
Green
.Mountain
Dam
In
Cotorada
Following
Disorders
I
J.
n.
Vlrkrrs
or
VancouTer
Speaker
Teterday
Tokyo
that
Oreat
Britain
and
the
United
States
are
co-operaUng
o
1
check
Japan
pqMcy
in
the
Tit
Rome-Berim
axis
A
meeting
of
representatives
of
lOermanr.
IU)y
and
Japan
at
Lake
Wm
Como
U
said
here
to
be
for
the
'purpose
of
arranging
for
a
closer
adherence
of
Japan
to
the
Italian-German
axis.
8MJTIIERS.
August
4:
A
younc
boy
from
one
of
the
families
or
Hollanders
at
Houston
was
rushed
to
the
Smlthers
Hospital
on
Wed
nesday
as
a
result
or
an
accident.
when
his
leg
became
entangled
in
a
mowing
machine
that
was
In
operation
and
he
suffered
severe
cuts.
He
is
reported
as
progressing
nicely.
FISHERIES
lntereM
In
China
and
to
carry
'
Great
Catastrophe
To
Break
With-
out
IU
obligations
to
third
powers
mitlee
Is
Uaving
Seattle
Son
For
Alaska
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Ouurmy
B.
D.
Jotnurtna
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.12.
Bralome.
11.80.
Ca
boo
Quartz.
229,
DeriVuns-XI."'-Faliriew.
D3.
Ooid
Beit.
.25.
Hedley
Mascot.
.75.
Minto.
.013;.
Noble
Five.
.01
PacUic
Nickel.
.13.
Pend
Orielle.
1.42.
Pioneer.
2.50
(ask).
Premier.
1.82.
Privateer.
1.17.
Reeves
McDonald.
Reno.
.48.
Oils
A.
P,.
Con-
.14.
Calmont.
Jl.
C.
Si
E
2.00.
Freehold,
j03i.
Home.
250.
Pacalta,
XtlVz-
Royal
Canadian.
Okaita.
1.05.
J50
Relief
Arlington.
.12&
Reward.
.01.
Salmon
Gold,
.04.
Sheep
Creek,
153.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.03
&
Hedley
Am
a
Is.,
.01.
te
.17..
Mercury.
.06.
Prairie
Royalties.
2
Toronto
.
,
Aldermac.
J5.
BeatUe.
1.18.
:
f:'
Central
PaU
2.48.
Cons.
Smelters,
45.50.
East
Malartic.
2.72;t
.
Fernland.
.03.
J;
Francoeur,
.63.
Gods
Lake.
.43.
:
'
Hardrock.
1.06.
Int.
Nickel,
4930.
Kerr
Addison.
2.00.
,
Little
Lone
Lac.
300.
McLeod
Cockshutt,'
1.91.
Madscn
Red
Lake.
.40
Vi.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
1.27.
Moneta,
1.03.
Noranda.
8250.
Pickle
Crow.
4.65.
-
Preston
E.
Dome.
158.
'
San
Antonio.
1.92.
Sherritt
Gordon,
1.05:
.
Stadacona,
57.
Uchl.
1.15.
Bouscadlllac,
.04.
Moshcr.
.14.
Oklend.
.07.
Smelters
Oold.
42ViV
Dominion
Bridge,
29.50.
Halibut
Sales
American
Tordenskjold.
29,000
pounds.CoM
Storage,
8.1c
and
5.5c.
Tomorrow
s
Tides
Weather
Forecast
3:53
m.
18.5
ft.
mm
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-lotte
10:22
pin.
ISO
ft.
Islands
Moderate
southerly
10:09
am.
5J
It.
with
few
winds,
partly
cloudy
a
22:48
pjn.
6.7
ft
light
showers.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
xxvr1
k
in
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
AUGUST
4,
1939.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
ritish
Fleet
May
Go
To
Orient
AKNi)
Al
otters
uver
IBKUAIN
Lhamberlain
nnn
k
n
K
KTH
A
.HWf
Cnncrar
At
CHILLIWACK.
Aujust
4:-PcopV
here
have
the
Jitters
over
the
pretence
of
a
huge
cougar
which
ha
been
seen
br
a
number
of
residents
and
which,
while
seeming
almost
tame,
shows
U
teeth
at
peopl-vho
come
near
It.
I
WELLS
IS
i
nee
r
WATCHES
s
u"
Country
Intends
To
Protect
terests
In
Chins
Alive
To
Danzig
(Jutttlon
.
Long
nouaay
.
.
.
J
II..
I
W.
tightly
He
said
the
next
two
"1Q
au
wlv
l"r"
months
were
critical
However.
tr-e
L
ttrentheJn
of
the
peace
front
HPA
PDflRli
1W
1
HUliLi
POLICIES
SIMILAR
Difficult
To
Get
Agreement
Between
Russia,
Britain
And
France
Dollcr
of
the
three
countries-
Russia,
Oreat
Britain
and
France
but
it
was
difficult
to
get
an
acceptable
formula
to
write
into
the
treaty.
It
had
been
suggested
that
If
a
cabinet
minister
had
been
sent
to
Moscow,
the
matter
would
have
been
speeded
up
but
be
did
not
agree
with
that.
In
regard
to
the
Oriental
situation
Lord
Halifax
said
that
Britain,
while
tiring
to
bring
about
a
settlement
with
all
concerned,
REFUGEES
-
TO
RETURN
I
Spain
Is
To
Take
ts
Own
People
Back
BURGOS,
Spain,
August
4:
An
agreement
to
permit
return
of
Spanish
refuses
from
France
to
Spain
was
object
of
a
conference
here
Thursday
between
France's
Ambassador
Henri
Petaln
and
For-
Warning
Is
Conveyed
To
Japan
As
Recess
r
i
in
II
r.
.....
Lec
area
dv
mouse
remain
un
1
tlu
r
end
of
stated
yes-
fax
yesterday
warned
the
people
Pt
to
Ux
foreign
secretary,
onth
on
vacation,
ho
cabl-
terday
that
there
was
no
real
dlf-
of
Great
Britain
ajalnst
taklo
.
the
international
situation
t
on
meeUngs
are
expected
to
U
ference
in
regard
to
the
senera!
Rencwcd
Anti-British
Violence
Breaks
,
Out
,
in
Tientsin
t.
Chamberlain
Suggests
Even
More
Serious
Dangers
TIENTSIN,
China,
August
4:
(CP)
Anti-British
violence
hroke
out
anew
today
when
a
mob
of
Chinese
attacked
the
office
of
the
British
International
Export
Corporation,
smashed
furniture
and
other
equipment
and
tossed
it
into
the
Hai
River.
Britons
said
that
the
attack
was
instigated
by
Japan.
LONDON,
August
4;
(CP)
Parliament
adjourned
today
for
two
months
after
Prime
Minister
Neville
Cham-
couid
not
neglect
her
duty
to
Chi-
berlain
warned
Japan
that
Great
Britain
might
find
it
.
na.
she
was
m
a
position
to
ac.
necessary
in
certain
circumstances
to
send
the
fleet
to
WASHINGTON.
D.
Aug.
-
as
mediator
whenever
the
parties
t
p
F
t
t
j0
not
that
threat
hut
nnlv
ine
f
av
S
a
3
an
a
iCP.
-A
seven
member
congres-
to
struggle
might
wish.
,ar
V,
'
,
An-
l
P
i
?U
l
j
rionai
ubeomm"te
will
wU
Aug-
Anu.British
moves
were
report-
warning,
said
the
Prime
Minister,
adding
that
he
hoped
urt
20
from
Seattle
for
a
six
weeks'
fd
at
several
poinU
m
North
Cht-
no
006
woul(1
tmn
"
absolutely
InvwUgatlon
or
the
Alaska
fisher-
nllk
supply
of
the
British
out
r
the
QuesUon
for
such
drier
industnr
including
all
questions
t
Tientsin
was
being
threatened
enmstances
to
arise."
He
Indicated
pertinent
to
the
conservation
of
the
sixteen
Baptist
missionaries
had
that
warships
might
have
gone
to
fisheries.
Oirshore
fisheries
con-
jeIt
eiT
posts
m
the
interior
to
the
Far
East
earlier
had
it
not
been
ducted
by
aliens
will
be
also
lnvestl-
save
150
Chinese
converts
who
for
the
critical
European
situation."
gated,
it
was
announced
yesterday,
had
ccn
arrested..
The
wometi
Let
us
not
forget
that
we
may
have
wn0
had
children
were
allowed
graver
and
nearer
problems
to
con-
.......
.
.
free
water,
being
detained
thre
siaer
in
tne
course
oi
me
nexi
lew
viu.n
days,
but
the
men
were
still
heid
months
and
we
must
conserve
our
by
the
Japanese.
forces
to
meet
any
emergency
that
,
may
arise."
The
House
will
reassemble
Oc-
FOSTER
IS
BACKED
UP
Legion
Convention
Re
sents
Charges
Made
by
Mayor
Telford
Minister
Also
Speaks
tober
3
unless
emergency
should
rT.r
t
.
.
,,mi.;.
tut
short
the
vacation.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
I
Prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
southeast
wind,
four
mile
per
hour
visibility.
20
miles:
barometer,
30.08
(rising);
temperature,
53;
sea
smooth.
Triple
Island
Overcast,
southwest
wind,
ten
miles
per
hour;
visibility,
20
miles,
light
swelL
Langara
Island
Showery,
southwest
wind,
fourteen
miles
per
hour;
behind
.Brigadier.
W.
WwFpster,
both
ai
Dominion
president
of
the
Canadian
Legion
and
chief
of
Vancouver
police.
After
Hon.
Ian
Mackenzie,
minister
of
national
defence
and
member
of
Parliament
for
Vancouver
Centre,
had
told
them
that
my
city
has
the
most
implicit
faith
and
confidence
in
Foster,
"delegates
to
the
provincial
command
srmven-tion
of
the
Canadian
Legion
adopted
a
resolution
expressing
"intense
resentment
at
the
acUon
of
Mayor
Lyle
Telford
iCUUtu
04
of
Vancouver
in
1U
con-
WUT
cign
Mumurr
wium
vlslbmtv
20
miles-
barometer.
30
03;
mox
Jordana
for
more
than
180,000
Jlsl
";f3,
'
nection
with
charges
he
has
made
Soaniards
who
fled
into
during
the
Spanish
civil
war.
MR.
JONES
'
IUCC
t.i
;
Britain
Is
Growing
Daily
More
Strong
Not
A
Week
Passes
Without
Capa-'
city
To
Resist
Dictators
Being
Improved,
Declares
Inskip
J
IS
BURIED
Leaders
Of
Legal
Profession
Amou;
Those
Who
.Mourn
For
Late
City
Solicitor
VANCOUVER,
August
4:
(CP-
visibility,
15
miles;
barometer,
30.-09;
temperature,
53";
light
swell
Bull
Harbor
Light
fog,
drizzle,
southeast
wind,
two
miles
per
hour;
visibility,
four
miles;
barometer,
30.07
i
rislngi;
temperature,
57;
light
swell.
Alert
Bay
Overcast,
calm;
visi
bility,
20
miles;
barometer.
3051;
Xo
Other
Country
Cait
Match
Brl-
temperature,
54;
sea
smooth.
tish
Invention
It
Is
Declared
Estevan
Foggy,
northwest
wind,'
ten
miles
per
hour;
"barometer,
Via
m
.M..a4ktA4
A
.
Victoria
view-voi,
Clear,
southwest
Buuu.k
wlnd,i
w"lu'
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
Pressure
re
mains
high
southwest
of
Vancou
ver
Island
and
low
in
Alaska.
Heavy
rains
have
occurred
on
the
north'
coast
but
the
weather
has
been!
fair
and
warm
elsewhere.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-
Moderate
west
to
southwest
winds,
Edward
F.
Jones,
former
city
soll-.mostiy
ralr
and
not
much
change
cltor
oi
Vancouver
ana
rrmcc.m
temperature
Rupert,
was
laid
to
rest
in
Mountain
View
Cemetery
this
afternoon
following
a
quiet
service
at
the
chapel
of
Center
it
Hanna,
undertakers,
at
which
Rev.
C.
F.
S,
Stone
officiated.
Leaders
of
the
legal
profession
were
among
mose
wno
were
.in
attendance
to
pay
final
tributes
of
respect
and
esteem.
The
pallbearers
were
Chief
Justice
Aulay
Morrison,
Mr.
Justice
M.
A.
Mac-Donald.
W.
E.
Burns
K.
C
D.
E.
MeTaggart.
Major
J.
C.
Row
and
Judge
J.
M.
Ellis.
Two
Die
From
i
Bomb
Explosion
At
Jerusalem
LONDON,
August
4.
Two
people-
against
Foster
as
chief
of
police.
NEW
ANTI-
SUB
DEVICE
i
LONDON.
August
4:
First
Lord
OBAN.
Scotland.
August
4.-10.
'
nf
th
Admiralty
Earl
"
StanhoDS
.
M
.
M
It.
.
I
-
-
r
Speaking
nere.
Jecreiary
lor
uic,
Stated
in
the
House
of
Lords
to-Domlnions
Sir
Thomas
Inskip
said
'fifteen
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
jd
lhat
Britiin
h""as
a
new
;hat
the
erowine
strength
ot
the
'30.05.
'
,
naUon
had
been
witnessed
and,
Vancouver
-
Clear,
southeast
hJ
.
.
no
oth
scarcely
a
week
passes
wlthou.
wind,
five
miles
per
hour;
barom-
I
try
can
can
match
match,
the
10
W3S
roma
q
rirflt
inTi
npiri7
mane
toipTpr
Al)m
I
imDrove
British
capacity
to
resist
I
Prince
George
Fair,
southwest.
the
dictators
If
it
becomes
neces-jvrind,
two
miles
per
hour;
barom-rarr.
ider,
29.82.
I
made
following
debate
on
warfare
i
for
abolition
of
submarines.
Impressions
Of
Germany
Mrs.
Tucker
oi
England
is
Speake
Before
Women's
Canadian
Club
Yesterday
afternoon
at
the
Boston
Cafe,
the
members
ot
the
Women's
Canadian
Club
listened
to
a
very
Interesting
address
given
by
Mrs.
Tucker,
a
visitor
from
England
in
the
city.
She
spoke
of
her
travels
in
Germany
and
of
her
im-
ipresslons
of
the
German
people,
She
also
mentioned
instances
oi
her
travels
In
France,
Italy
and
Austria.
Tea
was
afterwards
served
to
a
well
attended
meeting.
Mrs.
J.
D.
Fraser,
president,
wa
in
the
chair.
died
in
Jerusalem
yesterday
as
the!
"
result
of
the
bombing
of
the
broad-)
Capt.
Andrew
Brown
of.
Maswtt
casting
studio
In
that
city.
The
.sailed
on
the,
Princess
Alice
thl
station
is
being
closely
guarded.
morning
for
a
trip
to
Ketchikan.
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