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Arrivals
Summary
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and
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oc.
7.0c
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-
rcinbn.
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a-
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11
um,
12,000,
8c
and
5c,
Atlln.
o,
10,000,
8c
and
5c,
Pacific.
Wabash,
4,500,
7.0c
and
5c.
Pad-
,
sa
iiama
11
owrage.
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4.
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ah
ft.
pe
Spencer,
15,500.
5c,
Storage'
J;llcf,
17,000,
5.2c
and
5c.
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I
y
Race,
5,300,
5c,
Royal.
j
0he
Three
Hundred
Alleged
Communist
Agitators
Are
Placed
Under
Arrest-City
Had
Quiet
Nijrht-Strikers
Storm
Dock
in
Seattle
SAN
FRANCISCO,
July
18:
(CP)
An
arbitration
pro-posal
gave
new
hope
today
to
this
and
other
strike-pros
tfutml
Jtnv
niti'r.c
thn
fnt-!i1
fitfikp
rnmmittefi
(in
TUPS-
w
VVll
v
1
v
V
.
.
v
.
-
V
-.
.
.
.
.
.
.
v.
-
-
day
night'
having
adopted
a
resolution
advising
striking
Pacific
Coat
longshoremen,
marine
workers
and
employ-
...
.
.
.
,
i
i
i
ii
;
4Kn
ees
to
settle
the
dispute
by
arbitration
and
calling
upon
the
fopooslng
forces
for
a
showdown.
NEW
AGENT
FOR
ATLIN
II.
V.
Glasey
to
Relieve
w.
w.
Wright
a
Government
pfrwnUilr
in
North-5"
at
Prince
Runert
for
a
short
time
before
assuming
the
duties
of
ngent
at
Atlln.
President
Wilsons
Daughter
Divorces
Senator
McAdoo
r
w
1
.
The
strike
committee
voted
In
favor
of
arbitrating
the
difference
and
sending
all
strikers
back
to
work
as
soon
as
the
shipowners
agree
to
recognize
the
maritime
unions.
Meantime,
police,
flanked
by
National
Ouard
machine
guns.
1
struck
swift
and
telling
blows
at
VICTOKIA.
July
18:
(Cl'l-H".
W.
Wright,
government
agent
at
Allin.
ha
bren
rtlirved
of
hl
du-llrs
and
will
be
oucrrrded
by
II.
r.
(;lay
of
Trlnte
ICupert,
rre-mirr
T.
II.
rattutlo
announced
Turxlay.
Mr.
(;la.vfT.
who
Is
a
wrll
known
and
jwpular
pioneer
rrl-drnt
of
Uie
north,
haln;
been
In
the
wrvice
of
the
lludon
Hay
Co.
at
llafllon
from
1991
until
rom-
ln(
lo
Prinre
Kuprrl
In
1916,
rt-fthrd
tint
Intimation
of
hi
appointment
a
government
atent
at
Allln
lat
night
when
advised
by
the
Daily
New
of
the
above
dispatch.
He
had
not
received
his
own
Instruction
at
that
time
but
this
morning
had
a
per.
konal
lone
distance
call
from
Premier
Patlullo
advising
him
of
the
appointment.
.Mr.
(ilav,ey
received
a
telegram
loday
from
Hn.
John
Hart,
minister
of
finance,
conflrniint
the
appointment
and
advising
him
to
take
over
hi
duties
on
August
1.
Mrs.
(Jlassry
will
not
be
leaving
for
the
north
until
a
month
or
so
later.
Mr.
Wright,
who
I
also
well
known
In
Prince
Rupert,
having
lieen
for
many
J
ears
Raptlst
Church
minister
here,
entered
the
provincial
government
service
some
four
or
five
jears
ago
following
the
accession
of
the
Tol-
...I.
nvrrnmrill
lo
liouer.
lie
was
...v
.'.
alleged
Communists
ocncvea
u
resting
three
hundred
"radicals-(while
the
self-styled
"vigilante"
groups
stormed
known
Communist
headquarters.
The;
foOd
sltuaUon
U
greatly
lm-
proved
arid
only,
mfoorj
acts
of
violence
were
reported!
overnlshi
,
'
Disorders
a(
Seattle
SEATTLE.
July
18:
CP
Strik-
ci
5
niu
u
yum
.
v
o
ws.
I
stormed
Pier
41
at
Smith's
Cove:
jhere
today
but
were
repulsed
byi
'guards
equipped
with
tear
gas
'bombs
while
five
hundred
non
union
men
were
loading
nine
slilps
Including
the
President
Grant
due1
due
to
sail
Saturday,
the
first
traru-paclllc
liner
to
depart
since
i
May
9.
Crew
quits
at
denoa
!
OENOA.
Italy.
July
18:
The
crew
'of
150
men
on
the
Dollar
liner
Prc-
jsldent
Hayes
went
on
strike
herej
I
last
night
In
sympathy
with
the)
(strikers
In
San
Francisco.
Three
of
1
(Uie
ringleaders
have
been
placed'
under
arrest.
,
0NT.
HOUSE
ABOLISHED
Agent
General's
Office
in
London
Is
Done
Away
With
lly
TORONTO.
July
18:-Ontario
House
In
London.
England,
under
it.,
oi,;
abolished
by
the
cnt
Oeneral,
was
provincial
cabinet
on
Tuesday.
John
T.
Dudley,
manager
at
Na-
nnlmn
fnr
lh(
W.
H.
Malkln
CO.,
-and
Mrs.
Dudley
were
among
pas-Isongers
alxwrd
U;c
Prince
Rupert
!
this
months
going
north
to
make
the
round
trip
to
Skagway.
LOS
ANGELES,
July
18:
-Mrs.
JR.
t
Eleanor
Wilson
McAdoo,
daughter
n
of
the
late
President
Woodrow
Wll-
AluusriMi
,nn
iin
horn
awarded
a
decree
01
.
...
...
.
re'efrom
Senator
William
Gibbs!
OTTAWA
amy
-.
...
;
McAdoo
on
grounds
of
crue.ty
ana
;
ClinadlaI1
incompatibility,
Rad,o
Commlssion
is
reported
on
u
iiuhu..,
-
,
nnd
relatives
n
Vancouver
re-
t
Dv;h..
.k.
irv,i
tlm
Hnilth'
lUllltH
W
W.C
at
the
end
of
tin-
v
w
ljl
Textile
Workers'
Strike
is
Under
Way
in
Alabama
HUNTSVILLE,
Ala..
July
18:
Rioting
at
one
mill
nnd
threats
of
violence
at
another
marked
tho
beginning
of
an
announced
state-wide
strike
of
textile
mill
woricers.
CANADIAN
GOLD
PRICE
MONTREAL,
July
18:
ICP)
The
Canadian
gold
price
today
was
$34.39
per
ounce.
ItAR
SILVER
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
5:53
am.
155
It.
fi:z"
Rupert
Raining-,
light
18:25
pjn.
185
It.
...,tKrj
,
wind;
barometer,
30.16;
Low
0.03
ajn.
73
ft.
11.58
pjn.
73
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V
xxiv
no.
m,
RINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
18,
1934
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
HOPE
MID
FOR
STRIKE
SETTLEMENT
DAKOTA
GOVlWOR
REFUSES
TO
BE
OUSTED
BY
COURT
Arbitration
Proposal
Is
Put
Forward
By
General
Committee
In
Frisco'
Waterfront
Dispute
Goering
Emerges
As
"Strong
Man"
in
German
Crisis
Wilhelm
Goering.
who
was
mide
a
General
and
Premier
of
The
fur
iter
wartime
flier
Hermann
t
llttirTmergL
from
tne
Nazi
crisis
hailed
as
the
new
-Aiong
man"
of
the
Reich
t
was
-purging"
the
Na4
leadership
and
executing
or
Goering
who
ruthlessly
carried
out
Hitler
s
orders
in
President
von
Hindenburg
telegraphed
Goering
topttonlng
Plotters
against
the
Hitler
government.
his
personal
congratulations
Layout
shows,
top
left.
Goerin?
reviewing
honor
guard.
Lower
left,
as
an
aviator
'he
served
as
such
In
the
war'
and
with
Hitler
at
a
re
rent
ceremony.
Western
State
Chief
Executive,
Ordered
to
Quit,
Flatly
Refuses
City
of
Bismarck,
the
Capital,
Placed
Under
Martial
Law
Last
Night
by
Order
of
William
Langcr,
Convicted
of
Felony
BISMARCK,
N.D.,
July
18:
(CP)-Govemol-
William
Langer,
convicted
recently
of
a
felony
through
receiving
and
soliciting
funds
from
relief
workers
with
which
to
carry
on
his
political
campaign
and
ordered
ousted
as
chief
executive
of
the
state,
last
night
placed
this
city
under
martial
law,
and
refused
to
surrender
the
office.
Governor
Langer's
order
followed
a
few
hours
after
the
Supreme
Court
had
ordered
him
to
quit
the
office.
British
Warships
To
Help
Put
Down
Arab
Slave
Trade
LONDON.
July
18
Some
of
the
fnxtost.
riestrovers
In
the
Royal
Navy
here
have
been
dispatched
to
the
Red
Sen
and
the
Persian
Gun
10
as
sist
In
supp.esslon
of
Arab
slave
trade.
GETS.
FIVE
MONTHS
llpnrv
Mitchell,
having
pleaded
guilty
fo
a
charge
of
obtaining
money
by
false
pretences
through
the
cashing
of
a
worthless
check
tnr
was
sftnteneed
t"
ttw
imonthi
Imprisonment
'
Okalh
with
hard
labor
by
June
v.
t.
NEW
YORK,
July
18:
Ilr
nil-
Fisher
In
Couniv
Court
this
closed
at
48Hc
per
ounce
on
the
tng
nnd
was
ordered
o
m
ike
festi-
local
metal
market
today.
tutlon.
'DISPLAY
OF
FLOWERS
IS
VERY
FINE
In
Spite
of
Weather
Conditions
Itose
Show
is
Great
Success-Open
This
Evening
in
snlte
of
the
unfavorable
wea
ther
coitditions
of
the
past
week,
the
rose
and
flower
show
today
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Horticulture
Society
has
proven
an
unqualified
success,
the
exhibit
exciting
very
general
favorable
comment
both
from
home
people
and
from
south
ern
visitors.
Tne
roses
suuerea
worse
than
any
other
plants
from
Jcie
storm
and
rain
of
the
past
lew
days
but.
in
spite
of
that,
there
were
a
large
number
of
excellent
entries.
The
front
room
of
the
store
Is
rather
overcrowded
with
plants
and
cut
blooms
and
the
gen
ral
duality
Is
splendid
It
Is
difficult
to
particulariz-?
1
when
so
many
excellent
entries
are
nu&t
but
snezkil
exhibit
by
Roy
Taylor,
garaener
for
the
Canadian
I
National
Railways,
is
worthy
or
j
i
special
mention.
It
consists
of
tu-,
iberous
benogias.
calceolarias
and
j
schtzanthus.
with
other
flowers
on
the
Side.
F.
J.
Fuller
had
the
only
display
of
flowers
for
competition
j
and
It
Is
specially
worthy
of
note.
The
number
and
quality
of
his
ex-!
hlblts
has
excited
much
comment.
California
visitors
to
the
show
this
morning
were
very
enthusiastic
(
over
tne
quality
01
me
roses
miuw...
saying
they
were
a
credit
to
any
n'aft
and
-nurh
larger
bloo-'is
than
thv
were
accustomed
to
see.
The
director
;
nf
the
Horticultural
Society
are
vei-v
gratified
wllh
the
resDonse
madt
to
their
efforts.
Jack
UuUmuwi
on
I'aje
DIES
IN
SEATTLE
Ex-Aid.
Hamilton
Douglas
Passed
Away
Last
Saturday
in
Puget
"
Sound
City
Word
was
received
In
the
city
to-
riav
telllne
of
the
death
last
Satur
day
In
Seattle,
after
a
lengthy
ill
ness,
of
Hamilton
Douglas,
an
ex-alderman
of
this
city,
who
took
a
prominent
part
In
early
day
civic
affairs
here.
For
a
number
of
years
he
was
engaged
In
the
real
estate
brokerage
business
In
Prince
Ru
pert.
In
addition
to
serving
as
an
vlderman
on
early
day
city
coun
cils;
he
was
once
an
unsuccessful
candidate
for
mayor.
He
had
made
his
home
for
many
years
In
Seattle
and
had
reached
a
ripe
old
age
when
he
died.
In
addition
to
a
widow,
the
late
Mr.
Douglas
Is
survived
bjr
a
Son
who
Is
a
well
known
Seattle
ng
master.
Canadian
Sculptor
-
-
Dies
in
Montreal
Late
George
W.
Hill
Designed
Scores
of
War
Memorials
In
This
Country
MONTREAL.
July
18:
George
W.
Hill,
aged.
72.
.Canadian-bom
sculptor
and
designer
of
scores
of
monuments
and
war
memorials
throughout
the
Dominion,
is
dead
here.
Railway
Revenues
Showing
Increase
Gross
Receipts
of
Canadian
Na
tional
For
Week
This
Year
Away
Ahead
of
Last
MnsrrnPAt.
Ju!v
18:
Gross
re-
...
v
.
.
.
.
-
rf
-
venues
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
system
for
the
week
ending
July
14
were
$3,282,912
as
compared
with
$3,047,782
for
the
cors
responding
period
last
year.
children
at
once
In
the
Rou-
3
GOES
MRS.
DION'NE
ONE
BETTER;
SIX
,
t
RABIES
AT
ONCE
BUCHAREST.
Roumanla.
July
18:
The
birth
of
six
.
manlan
village
of
Jontestt
Is
reported.
The
mother
and
all
the
children
are
reported
to
be
doing
well.
Keep
In
Line
With
the
best
thought
of
the
day
SUBSCRIBE
TO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
NOW
and
take
advantage
of
the
special
bargain
rale
of
$150
to
the
end
of
the
year
Others
are
doing
It,
why
not
you?