SEATTLE
REIFELS
FEARS
ARE
ARRESTED
IN
ALLEGED
LIQUOR
CONSPIRACY
longshore
Strike
May
Result
In
Alaska
Fish
Coming
This
Way
Instead
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.49.
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58,
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Missouri,
38.
Eldorado,
195.
Buffalo
Ankerltc,
309.
New
York
V
8.
Btccl,
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American
Can,
08H-Allied
Chemicals,
133.
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American
Sugar.
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t
HOLLAND.
IS
IIAVINtl
ITS
TROUBLE
ALSO
AMSTERDAM.
Holland,
July
t
'
A
revolutionary
movement
broke
out
under
the
leader-
''hip
of
Communists
here
yes-
tfrday
Rtidrunjdjeds
of
extra
police
were.rushed
to
this
city
a
erloutfrloUn1fwas
feared
4
of
Through
Business
.Means
$330,000
a
Year
and
This
Port
is
Already
A
berious
Rival
Tacoma
is
For
Shipments
SEATTLE,
July
7:
(CP)
that
the
diversion
of
Seattle's
Alaska
ships
to
Tacoma
on
account
of
the
longshore
strike
here
may
mean
the
trans
fer
of
the
fish
business
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
business
brings
yearly
returns
to
Seattle
of
$330,000.
It
is
pointed
out
that
the
fish
business
is
PASSING
OF
YOUNG
LAD
City
Engineer
and
.Mrs.
Good
Sadly
Be
travrd
by
of
Son
LONDON,
July
7:-Sir
Klngsvcy
Wood,
Postmaster.
General,
an-1
nounccs
the
appointment
of
Gerald
k
..
....inrtrt
(nil
nf
Ihp
Accilt
fjenernl,
ns
assistant
to
John
Grlcr-i.on.
head
of
the
general
post
office
film
drnartmcnt.
t
J.
A.
Meeker
teft
on
yesterdays
wny
freight
train
for
a
trip
to
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
,
,
.
departure.
The
Northland
sailed
OHy
mgtnm
andNlrs.
F
N.
Oood
at
noon
uzy
for
Al-
ymfttmr
ttemon
when
the'
.
.
avay
lattr
m
lnc
C
7
death
occurred
at
the
family
real-;8"
dence
on
Cotton
Street
of
their
second
son.
Mark
Frederick,
aged,
nine
yar(
and
six
months.
The
lad
had
been
taken
ill
only
on
Monday
ft
a
UU
uhHIaii
kMoma
etanAffllw
worst,
hope
for
recovery
being
abandoned
on
Thursday.
The
be
reaved
family
will
have
the
deep
sympathy
of
many
friends.
,
The
boy
was
born
In
Napier.
N.Z..
and
came
here
from
Vancouver
with
hte
parents
about
four
years
ago.
In
addition
to
his
mother
and
father,
he
U
survived
by
three
brothers.
John,
who
l
older,
and,
Peter
and
George,
both
younger.
The
.lad
attended
Booth
Memorial
School
and
had
Just
been
pro
moted
from
Grade
Four
to
Grade
Five.
He
attended
St.
Andrews
Anglican
Cathedral
Sunday
School
and
belonged
to
the
Wolf
Cubs
of
that
ehureh.
The
funeral
will
take
place
from
St.
Andrew!
Cathedral
tomorrow
Afternoon.
Selective
Buying
In
Stock
Trading
Mrtal
Shares
Somewhat
Irregular
In
New
York
Yesterday
With
Tendrncy
Upward
NEW
YORK.
July
7:-Sclectlve
buying
prevailed
in
quiet
dealings
on
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange
yesterday.
Metal
shares
were
somewhat
Irreaular
but
fractional
Im-
Puget
Sound
Now
Being
Madc'Basc
Northward
Seattle
port
authorities
fear
largely
export
and
handled
.out
of
the
North
Atlantic,
being
moved
across
the
continent
by
raiL
For
this
reason
Prrnce
Rupert
ts
al
ready
a
dangerous
competitor
and
could
make
a
successful
bid
for
a
large
share
of
the
trade
now
en-Joyed
by
Seattle.
The
general
strike
situation
continues
unchanged
with
the
Alaska
boats
now
using
the
port
of
Tacoma
Instead
of
Seattle
a
their
points
of
Welland
Payroll
Taken
by
Bandits
Managrr
of
Dominion
Yarns
Ltd.
1$
Trussed
up
and
Stenographer
Fdrrrd
to
Assist
WELLAND.
Ont..
July
7:
Two
men.
armed
and
masked,
tied
up
Manacer
James
L.
Turner
of
the
Dominion
Yarns
Limited
and
fore
ed
the
stenographer
to
place
the
company's
payroll
of
$2,979.25
in
a
bag.
then
escaping
with
the
loot.
Missing
Toronto
Girls
Are
Found
Edna
Crothall
and
Rita
Tarks
Are
Located
in
Shelter
at
Chatham
TORONTO.
July
7:
Edna
Crothall,
aged
12.
and
Rita
Parkes,
13.
missing
from
their
homes
since
Sunday,
have
been
located,
it
Is
reported,
in
Chatham,
where
they
have
been
In
shelter
since
Tuesday.
Miss
Edith
Ball
of
the
staff
of
Cnnualeetza
Institute
at
Sardls
came
north
on
the
present
trip
of
the
steamer
Prince
John
in
com
pany
with
a
party
of
native
chll-
at
their
homes
on
the.
queen
Charlotte
Islands,
and
arrived
here
Thursday
night.
She
will
sail
by
the
Prince
Oeorge
this
evening
on
her
return
south.
SIAMESE
TWIN
INVITED
TO
MARRY
IN
ARKANSAS
NEW
YORK,
July
7:
Violet
Hilton,
"starboard"
half
of
the
Hilton
sisters.
Siamese
twins,
who
were
refused
a
marriage
licence
In
both
New
York
and
New
Jersey,
have
been
Invited
to
ro
to
Marlon.
Arkansas,
for
their
weddlnst
ceremony.
t
nrovement
dominated
most
of
thcj'drent
wno
will
spend
the
summer
....
.
.
u-
other
groups,
Is
Appointed
To
Postal
Service
r.r.i,i
r.
N'oxon.
Son
of
British
l
Agent
(Jeneral,
Is
Given
Post
!
!
I
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
11:40
ajn.
16.3
ft.
rcnr.e
nupert
Overcast,
light
23:17
pjn.
195
ft
:i;',hei!y
wind;
baromcU
3024;
Low
5:25
am.
4.7
It.
nerature.
58;
se-a
im'
A.
17:15
pan
95
ft.
4&t.
I
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V
5
XXIV
No,
157.
COMPETITION
Another
Hindenburg
Rising?
Rumor,
from
Bert...
s-.ite
L.c
y
-
::ol
0;,ka;
in
Hi;
denburg
left,
son
and
special
a.ie
oi
President
von
Hindenburg.
is
being
groomed
to
nucesjed
Chancellor
littler
with
whom
he
is
shown
a;
a
recent
meetlne
Young
von
Htndenbarg
is
said
to
be
head
of
the
military
movement
preparing
to
replace
Uie
Nazi
dictator
ENGLAND
IifLEAD
Third
Cricket
Test
.Match
is
Under
Way
With
Australia
Trailing
Home
Team
MANCHESTER.
Eng..
July
7
CP
Scoring
355
runs
for
five
wickets,
England
yesterday
made
a
strong
start
in
the
third
cricket
test
match
against
Australia.
At
tea
time.
England
had
scored
253
runs
for
a
loss
of
four
wickets,
play
being
resumed
in
the
evening.
In
the
two
matches
already
played.
England
has
won
one
and
Australia
the
other.
Farmers'
United
League
Meeting
Capitalist
Classes
Criticized
and
Farmer-lJibor
Government
For
Canada
Predicted
REG
IN
A.
July
7
-Criticism
of
the
capitalist
classes
of
Canada'
and
prediction
of
a
"farmers
and
workers"
government
for
Canada
featured
addresses
of
delegates
attending
the
anniml
convention
of
the
Farmers'
United
League
here.
British
Pound
and
Canadian
Dollar
on
W-riinmrrtDorothv
Round
Wins
All-England
vni,
vf,,L.
iou
orw
rAcnnnf,c
.
Tfnnh
Qver
IfIen
Jarobs
MONTREAL.
July
7:
The
British;
a
cfHin.
u-
tmriincr
nf
Rd
of
England
won
the
$4.99,
here
yesterday
and
the
Unl-
ted
States
dollar
at
99c.
.
j
aU-England
women's
tennis
cham-
NEW
YORK.
July
7:-The
British
Pnshlp
today,
defeating
Helen
at'o
.
the
United
States
;
cham-Uam
pound
sterling
was
trading
n,
wni
fnrpim,
oy.
!
plon,
6-2.
5-7.
6-3
In
a
startling
up-
sf.ii
-
j
w
van
wv
.
w
.
f
...
change
market
yesterday
and
the
Canadian
dollar
at
$1.01.
Baseball
Scores
American
League
Chicago
7.
Cleveland
5.
Washington
9.
New
York
8.
St.
Louis
3.
Detroit
4.
Philadelphia
0.
Boston
18.
National
League
Pittsburg
1.
Chicago
9.
New
York
2,
Brooklyn
11.,
Boston
10;
Philadelphia
13.
Cincinnati
16,
StrLouls
Is.
JULY
7,
1934
TROUBLE
BREWING
BERLIN.
July
7:
(CP)
Nazi
vigilance
against
revolt
was
resumed
yesterday
with
disquieting
rumors
that
"something
more
is
brewing"
among
friends
of
the
"liquidated"
Nazi
leaders.
Defence
Agreement
For
Belgium
Said
To
Be
Impending
LONDON,
July
7:
In
spite
of
the
blunt
statement
In
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
by
Rt.
Hon.
Stanley
Baldwin,
Acting
Prime
Minister
and
Lord
President
of
the
Council,
that
Great
Britain
had
no
intention
of
making
a
defensive
alliance
with
France,
reports
still
perslsa
in
well-informed
quarters
that
a
tacit
agreement
at
least
for
common
action
in
the
event
of
Bel-
iglum
being
invaded
may
be
reached.
TITLE
IN
OLD
LAND
..
"
,
.
,.
7:
CP
WIMBLEDON,
Eng..
July
set.
Wheat
Prices
Winnipeg
July.
.76.
October,
.78
'4.
December,
.79
Chicago
Julyi
.89?,..
September,
.89?;.
December,
.9U.
Mi--.
Th'-'ma
Planner
s-iUcdon
V
Primes
A-'T'fle
thm
monyi-.lna
tor
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Well
Known
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
Men
Are
Charged
With
Running
Booze
to
U.S.
Apprehended
at
Seattle
and
Released
on
Heavy
Bail
Bonds
Civil
Suit
For
$17,000,000
Also
Commenced
SEATTLE,
July
7:
(CP)
Henry
Reifel,
president
of
the
Brewers
and
Distillers
Limited
of
Vancouver,
and
his
son,
George
C.
Riefel,
were
arrested
yesterday
by
customs
agents,
accused
of
being
leaders
of
a
huge
international
liquor
conspiracy
and
released
sfter
posting
$100,000
bail
h
jnds
each.
The
Reif
els
are
charged
with
smuggling
$10,-000.000
worth
of
liquor
into
the?.
United
States
within
the
past
three
years.
Civil
suit
has
also
been
filed
seeking
$17,000,000
total
judgment
from
the
Relfels
and
several
others
for
asserted
duties,
customs
penalUes
and
Internal
revenue
taxes
alleged
to
have
been
evaded.
The
defendants
allegedly
direc-i
ted
transportation
of
whiskey
byj
means
of
radio
messages
to
a
fleet
of
boats.
t
The
Relfels
have
Issued
a
state-.
menrthrough
their
attorney
deny
-
,
ing
any
violation
of
the
law.
.
NEW
REVOLT
'
IS
PLOTTED
Twenty-Four
Former
Machado
Of
fleers
Arrested
in
Havana
In
'
I
Raid
on
Canadian
Bank
I
HAVANA,
Cuba,
July
7:
Twenty-
four
army
officers
under
the
for-
mer
Machado
regime
were
arrested
when
policemen
and
soldiers
raided
the
Nova
Scotia
Bank
building
yes-
terday.
The
government
alleges
that
the
men
were
plotUng
a
revo-
lutlon.
I
Miss
Edna
Gillies,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
D.
Gillies.
Sixth
Avenue
East,
has
left
for
Calgary
where
she
will
pay
a
visit
with
her
uncle
and
aunt,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
McMillan.
i
GERMAN
OARSMAN
WINS
4
j
DIAMOND
SCULLS
WITH
RECORD
MAKING
TIME
HENLEY-ON-THAMES,
July
78:
CP
Dr.
Hebert
Buhtz
of
Berlin
today
won
the
Diamond
Sculls,
defeating
Wlnthrop
Rutherford,
former
Princeton
Varsity
oarsman,
by
by
three
three
and
and
u
a
half
lenBths
ln
ellt
mlnutes
and
ten
seconds
to
tie
the
re-
cord
for
the
mile
and
550
yards
set
by
F.
S.
Kelly
ln
1905.
HERE
Vancouver
June
Building
Permits
Here
Two
New
Structures
Provided
For
In
List
Which
Includes
Repairs
And
Alterations
Building
permit
Issued
in
Prince
Rupert
during
the
month
of
June
.-prp
fifi.fnllnurfi..
-
.4.
b
.
John
CurrJe
Teneer
resl.
dcnce
Ninm
Avenue
and
McBrlde
Street.
$2300.
Northern
Fishermen's
Cold
Storage,
Limited,
frame
warehouse
building
for
Atlin
Fisheries,
$3000.
W.
J.
McCutcheon,
garage,
Third
Avenue.
$350.
J.
A.
Lindsay,
repairs
to
residence.
Park
Avenue.
$150.
Phllpott
Si
Evltt,
storage
shed,
$400.
rnnre
xtupen
ucnerai
nospiuii,
shingling
and
repairs,
$500.
O.
P.
Tinker,
repairs
to
residence,
Sixth
Avenue
and
Young
Street.
$75.
Ole
Skog.
concrete
basement.
Seal
Cove
Circle.
$200.
Mrs.
A.
Parsons,
alteraUons
to
residence.
Seventh
Avenue
East,
I55-
Marie
Dressier
Fights
For
Life
No
Change
in
Conidtlon
of
Veteran
Actress,
Suffering
From
Cancer,
Reported
Yesterday
SANTA
BARBARA.
July
7:
Marie
Dressier,
veteran
stage
and
film
star,
who
Is
suffering
from
cancer,
was
continuing
her
fight
for
life
yesterday
with
physicians
reporting
her
condition
as
being
unchanged.
Funeral
Notice
The
funeral
or
the
late
Mark
Frederick
Good
will
take
place
tomorrow
(Sunday
at
3
pm,
from
;
the
Anglican
Cathedral.
BARGAIN
COUNTER
RATE
Special
Offer
For
July
and
August
Only
$150
to
End
of
Year
Those
paying
$1.50
now
will
have
the
Daily
News
delivered
to
their
homes
in
the
city
until
the
end
of
December.
Tn
tnVn
full
advantage
of
this
subscriptions
should
be
nnM
nt
once
as
each
day
of
delay
makes
the
period
one
dav
shorter.
t
L
1
t.
I
.
n