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WINNER
OF
4
Will
tlll'
IT
twiMii
inu.it.iii
,
t
BISLEY
SHOOTING
IH8LEY,
Eng..
July
20:
(CP
Canada
today
won
the
Kola-
pore
Challenge
Cup,
making
a
clean
sweep
In
two
great
team
events,
having
won
the
Mac-
Klinion
Cup
yesterday.
ti.
reactwd
Uirooh
arbitration
under!
dlrectton
of
General
Hugh
S.
John
son.
N.
R,
A.
admlnutrator.
Whllt
California
ports
had
an
wos
almost
normal
today.
Union
la
bor
In
Oakland
and
San
Francisco
.
.
...
4
.M.-
.M
J
I
called
olf
the
general
sume
u
more
than
eighty
thousand
men
re
nti.
authorities
of
California,
Ore
gon
and
Washington
to
place
under
arrest
with
a
view
to
deportation
an
Communists
and
agitators
who
arc
not
American
cltteens.
It
was
reported
here
that
000
men
of
Com-mnnut
tendencies
had
already
been
rounded
up
In
San
Francisco
for
deportation.
RIRTII
NOTICK
Horn
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ross
S.
Ingram.
July
20.
twins
boy
and
girl.
(
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK.
July
20:
(CPl-Bar
sliver
closed
at
4Gl,c
per
ounce
on
the
local
metal
market
today.
CLASH
AT
SEATTLE
SEATTLE,
July
20:
(CP)
Seattle
police,
using
long
range
tear
gas
bombs,
routed
longshore
pickets
from
Piers
10
and
11
where
a
number
of
ships
were
loading
and
discharging
today.
Police
and
rioters
came
to
grips
hut
gas
fumes
won
the
battle.
A
score
or
more
of
police
were
given
emergency
treatment
for
gas
and
several
went
to
hospital.
There
was
no
estimate
of
the
casualties
among
the
strikers.
As
a
result
of
disagreement
over
the
handling
of
the
situation,
.Mayor
Smith
"fired"
Chief
of
Police
Smith
and
took
active
charge
himself.
;
SAN
FRANCISCO,
July
20;
(CP)The
industrial
tie-
tin
it
lit
Mi
line
luvn
ntiiK7irirr
PaMfir
Pnnci
nnrtc
nf
tVif
United
States
with
increasing
intensity
since
the
longshoremen's
strike
commenced
a
couple
of
months
ago
Lintitfnj
riiflhAi.
ffiitrtwla
.litiuftltirij-hn
1'nctnfH'jir
ntfntmnnil
Hull
Vllv
ullvi
mi,
kuiiiiiniiv..
l
ci
vuiiniLiikb
.uwvi..
191
to
174
to
immediately
can
our
iht
ymnlheUc
strikes
The
long-
nhorenien'i
strike,
however.
re-
'
main
unchanged
although
the
CANADIAN
LEADS
IX
gmral
expectaUon
U
now
that
a
FIRST
KING'S
CUP
lllemetit
will
orobably
be
speedily
STAGE
AT
MSLEY
BISLEY.
Eng..
July
20:
ICP
PrlvaUr
P.
J.
MatUnscn
of
Latunur.
Quebec,
won
the
eUr
quiet
day
yesterday
In
view
,
nronrc
Ct0&s
yesterday
for
of
propU
of
an
early
settlement
of
the
whole
strike
situation.
Gov
ernor
Merrtam.
In,
a
statement
from
Sacramento,
announced
that
nc
would
not
call
for
the
withdrawal
of
National
Ouards
from
San
Fran-
eta
unUl
he
was
completely
satis-!
fled
that
all
danger
of
anything
in
J
the
way
of
strike
demonstrations
or
disorders
had
been
removed.
With
the
exception
of
the
long-J
shoremen's
walk-out.
the
strike
situation
In
the
trans-Bay
area
leadership
In
the
first
stage
of
the
King
s
Prize.
Thirteen
Canadians
entered
the
second
stage.
AIRCRAFT
INSPECTOR
turned
to
work.
I
JUNEAU.
July
20:
Announce-
kt
rtnrttanri
linU'PVrr.
threat
Of'
.
I
.
fmm
n
mcill
lid
urvu
mtiitu
um
"""
a
general
strike
was
made
If
Gov-
Washington
of
the
appointment
of
crnor
Meier
orders
the
National
Murrav
uj,
at
present
located
In
Guard
mobilized
Into
the
PorUand
New
York
as
tcAen
Inspector
of
wntcrlront
aisinci.
aeronautics
for
Alaska.
Tne
posi-
i
tvltafftr
New
York
Man
Is
Appointed
Newly
Created
Post
In
Territory
to
Uon
Is
a
newly
created
one.
deemed
J
nn
t..t
a.
'nece&xarv
because
of
the
growing
rr
...
.
ih.!u.v
use
In
n
Alaska
AhskA.
Irnnimlltea
auinoriiy
10
"v
Mr.
Hall,
who
Is
a
married
man
with
family,
is
expected
In
Alaska
In
the
near
future
to
take
up
ms
new
duties.
'Amos'
and
Party
Coming
Here
By
Train
Saturday
Freeman
F.
Gosdcn,
"Amos"
member
of
the
famous
radio
entertainment
team
of
"Amos
'n
Andy,"
will
arrive
In
the
city
on
tomorrow
afternoon's
train
from
Jas
per
Park
In
the
course
of
a
vacation
trip
to
the
Pacific
Coast.
He
is
being
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Gosden
.
.
i
'anrl
William
M
DeWCV
IT.
01
tne
W
B,
Morgan,
mccnaniciu
any-.-
-
-
-
Intended
of
thP
local
dry
d(ck.
re-
Edacwatcr
Beach
Hotel
Chicago
and
Mr.
Dewey.
They
will
embark
Prince
tun
ed
to
the
city
on
the
the
yacht
Nooya
for
a
George
tlil
morning
from
a
brief
here
aboard
bt
-Alaskan
waters.
lZ
to
Vancouver
.crul
Todays
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
8:45
ajn.
14.5
ft.
rrince
nupcrt
Tart
cloudy.
20:33
pjn
18.7
It.
r.Jm.
barometer.
29.90;
temperature
Low
2:15
&m.
6.8
ft.
60:
sea
smooth.
15:07
pa.
92
It.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
IMMT1&H
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXIV
No.
188.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JULY
20,
1934
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
GENEHl
STRIKE
IN
'FRISCO
ENDING
DOMINION
MARKSMEN
EXCEL
THEMSELVES
AT
MEET
Longshoremen's
Tie-Up
Still
In
Effect
But
Settlement
In
Near
Future
Now
Expected
by
Officials
Today's
Stocks
Coventor
of
California
Declines
to
Hove
National
Guards-
Vantoutrr
......
..v....
m
m
,
m
w
m
'H
-
F
UCII
fulfil
Issues
Authority
For
Deportation
of
All
Foreign
Agitators
Berlin
Subdued
As
Nazi
Terror
Stalks
Streets
H4
The
-ac
.3
.ii
a
im
sj.
i
a
.i
a
fearsome
quiet,
are
shown
in
th'a
remaiXable
radio
photo
of
the
u
mity
of
Pot5dxaier
PlaU
Two
po:..-cmen
thetr
rifles
slung
over
their
shoulders,
patrol
the
district
uarre
:Ue
ainw
o.
N..
terror
has
subdued
the
usual
wortaaay
activUies.
Hermann
Ooer-ing
St
namcu
afief
ChanUor
Hitler
s
strong
man",
stretches
a
ay
to
the
right
Dr.
Fred
Kergin
Was
Pleased
With
'
Russia
and
Liked
the
People,
He
Tells
Rotary
Club
in
Address
Two
years
ago
Dr.
Fred
G.
Kergin
made
a
trip
through
a
part
of
Russia
and
yesterday,
in
an
address
to
the
Rotary
Club
at
its
luncheon,
he
told
of
his
impressions.
He
went
there
prejudiced
against
the
country
but
he
found
that
he
rather
liked
it.
the
Russian
people
were
struggling
against
great
difficulties,
the
greatest
being
their
own
in-
jouuy
to
suck
to
a
las
aim
ca)r
-
It
to
completion.
They
were,
how-
j
formeriy
the
city
with
great
mar-
ever,
ready
to
make
great
sacrifices
for
the
cause
and
great
credit
was
due
them
for
the
progress
they
had
made.
If
they
failed
it
would
be
because
the
peasants
could
not
carry
out
-
the
sacrifices
required
.
of
them.
the
rest
of
sets,
now
closed.
Down
the
river
they
travelled
in
a
boat,
the
native
people
travelling
below
decks
In
unbelievable
filth.
They
passed
on
to
Stelllngrad
and
many
other
cities
am4
tna-rtc
on
finallv
pmereed
Into
.
atiu
v
v
n
--
1
On
the
whole
they
were
nice
people.
tne
Ukraine
where
they
visited
one
It
was
clear
from
what
he
saw!
of
the
large
state
iarnre.
that
a
large
proportion
of
the
There
the
speaker
met
a
man
people
had
military
training
andnamed
McDougall
who
formerly
that
preparations
for
war
were
;
lived
at
Prince
George
but
who
was
proceeding.
From
conversations
j
now
an
enthusiastic
idealist
who
with
many
people
he
found
mat
Considered
that
in
spite
oi
tne
ou-
they
were
taught
that
the
wnoie
nCulties
their
work
was
worm
ao-
world
was
against
them
and
that,.n.
enemv
would
be
England.
i
-nrt
never
had
seen
such
i
V.V
v
-
-
Dr.
Kergin
teld
of
the
trip
blind
superstition
and
childlike
ii.rA.,nh
th
rnnnirv
rommenclnB
filth
The
roncreeatlonal
singing
with
Leningrad,
which
In
the
dls-
m
the
churches
was
marvellous.
He
tance
looked
like
fairyland
but
on
considered
the
anu-uoa
muxun
closer
inspection
proved
to
be
very
whlch
the
state
had
made
from
n.ntVi
inn
Hnu'n
nnri
tlM!letd.
Af-
enmp
nf
the
churches
as
rather
tuuvii
4
v
v
--'
---o---
av"
(r
.iprrtincr
ii
few
davs
there,
dur-
rhiidlsh.
In
one
he
saw.
a
factory
for,
lng
which
he
Inspected
one
of
the
the
manufacture
of
relics
of
thej
finest
picture
galleries
m
tne
worm,
saints
from
dcci
du
he.
with
a
group
of
thirteen
others.
Dr,
Kergln's
address
proved
verj
went
on
to
Moscow.
They
traveuca
interesting
and
he
was
thanked
ai
"hard"
which
meant
in
cars
which
the
close
by
President
J.
J-
Little.
were
not
upholstered.
They
wcrej
cleaner
than
the
others.
All
baggage
had
to
be
watched
or
It
would
be
(JOT
RELIEF
FRAUDULENTLY
stolen.
Night
and
day
one
of
the!
party
was
on
watch
throughout
the
Divisional
headquarters
of
the
whole
trln.
nmvinrlat
nollce
here
have
been
Moscow,
the
old
capital,
had
nar-'
advised
that
James
Edgar
Allen
has
row
streets
and
was
something
of,
been
sentenced
by
juage
u.
a.
kou-
nf
Prin.'p
neoree
to
one
(111
W
V
UVUI
V.
V
J
v
w
w.
J
V
S
IWVII
m
mm-.---
v
'place
was
the
Kremlin
vh'ch
wis
monh'
Imrrn-nent
on
rich
of
vls)ld
under
stron?
guard.
The
'-vo
cmints.
tne
term
ro
iun
cuu-sneiker
was
m'ich
pleased
with
the
currently,
for
ostilnin
relief
iv
parks
of
culture
and
rest
where
the
tai
pretences
A'len
at
first
elw-enmon
people
enjoved
themselves,
ted
for
Jury
tn.t!
hut
later
decided
They
went
on
to
Nljnl
Novgorod,
;
ik
a
speedy
heavin-..
i
YANKS
DOWN
TWO
GAMES
New
Yorkers
Win
Over
White
Sox
While
Tiecrs
and
Athletics
Are
Rainbound
CHICAOO.
July
20:
(CP
Newi
York
Yankees
defeated
the
lowly!
White
Sox
here
yesterday
to
reduce
to
two
full
games
the
American
J
League
leadership
of
the
Detroit!
Tigers
whose
game
with
the
Phlla-.
delphia
Athletics
at
Detroit
was
rained
out
The
Washington
Senators
con-.
tlnued
their
tumble
towards
the
eel-'
lar
by
losing
a
close
verdict
to
the
i
St.
Louis
Browns
below
whom
they
dropped
into
sixth
place.
In
the
National
League,
tne
tnree
leading
teams
New
York
Olants
Chicago
Cubs
and
St.
Louis
Car
dinalsall
won
games
over
Clncln
nati
Reds.
Phillies
and
Boston
Braves
respectively.
The
fourth
victory
of
the
day
In
the
senior
circuit
was
won
by
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
over
the
Pittsburg
Pirates
at
Eb-
bette
Field,
the
Dodgers,
as
a
re-
:he
country
most
to
be
feared
was
gping
0f
religion,
Dr.
Kergin
sujt
m0Vlng
into
a
tie
with
the
England.
They
had
an
idea,
at
that!
M
Tri,i0VlS
worship
was
hot
ab-tphnues
for
sixth
place.
time,
that
there
would
be
a
titanic
,
nll,npd
but
macie
difficult.
No
food
,
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
struggle
between
their
country
ana
allowaocc
w-aS
provided
for
priests.
.1..
,
t
.v..
the
K.nrM
World
and
nnrl
tllA
the
fhtpf
chief
.
nf
..hnra.ll
He
attenaea
a
numwi
-"
American
League
New
York
4.
Chicago
3.
Washington
7.
St.
Louis
8.
Boston
5.
Cleveland
6.
National
League
Cincinnati
0.
New
York
4.
Pittsburg
2.
Brooklyn
4.
Chicago
2.
Philadelphia
1.
St.
Louis
3.
Boston
2.
TRUMPETER
SWANS
ARRIVE
EARLY
AT
TI.KI.I.
THIS
YEAR
TLELL.
July
20:
Two
trum-
peter
swans
arrived
at
Tlell
a
few
davs
ago
and
seem
to
have
settled
quite
comfortably
on
the
Tlell
River,
in
previous
years
these
swans
have
not
been
seen
until
November
and
they
go
north
some
time
in
Mir-h
Tb-ir
enrly
arrival
this
!n
eaufed
residents
to
woflr
if
lhl
Is
a
sign
of
an
arlv
winter.
r
W00DSW0RTH
RE-ELECTED
Winnipeg
M.
P.
Retains
Presidency
Of
C.
C:
F,
.Mclnnis
and
Connell
Directors
WINNIPEG.
July
20:
ICPI-J.
S.
Woodsworth
was
re-elected
na
tional
chairman
of
the
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation
today.
Angus
Mclnnis
MP.
for
Vancouver
and
Rev.
Robert
Connell
M.
L.
A.
of
Victoria
were
named
BIG
BEARS
ON
ISLANDS
Bruin
Invaders
Prove
Nuisance
Around
Allison
Logging
Camp
At
Cumshewa
Inlet
SKIDEGATE.
July
20:
Huge
bears
are
giving
A.
P.
Allison
much
trouble
at
his
logging
camp
at
Cum-shewa
Inlet,
making
raid
after
raid
on
the
camp
meat
house.
George
Munro
said
he
pumped
ten
pounds
lof
lead
.9n&beaibjlw,iU8ot
away.
Mr.
Allison
remarked
imr
just
as
well
he
did
for.
if
it
had
been
shot
dead
on
the
spot,
it
would
have
taken
twenty
men
half
a
day
to
dig
a
large
enough
hole
to
bury
It
In.
FOURTH
TEST
MATCH
IS
ON
England
and
Australia
Meeting
In
Cricket
Play
at
Leeds,
England
LEEDS.
Eng.,
July
20:
(CP
England
was
dismissed
for
a
first
innings
score
of
200
runs
and
Australia,
commencing
the
reply,
39
for
a
loss
of
three
wickets
at
the
close
of
the
first
days'
play
in
the
fourth
cricket
test
match
to
day.
Interior
Weather
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm.
52.
Alyansh
Clear,
calm.
54.
Anyox
Clear,
calm.
56.
Stewart
Clear,
calm,
58.
Hazelton
Heavy
rain
calm,
56.
Burns
Lake
Hard
rain,
50.
Smlthers
Rain,
calm,
mild.
Dead
Tree
Point
Clear,
calm,
barometer.
29.94;
temperature,
65;
sea
smooth.
Triple
Island
Clear,
light
westerly
wind:
sea
smooth.
Langara
Island
Clear,
fresh
westerly
wind;
sea
choppy.
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