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by
Secretary
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f..,1n
Ift.M
ufirmed
yeslerday
that
he
ha-l
a
communication
iron
teived
.
British
government
which
w)j
beiieveu
ui
vui,ii
0f
the
desirability
oi
inier-
tionai
consuiiawuii
cumi-iuing
tlii
Far
Eastern
situation,
lie
e-
Mined,
however,
to
disclose
me
ture
or
text
ol
the
note
or
wnai,
wi.lv
wa
made
by
me
Stiites
President
Roosevelt
was
Mj'resenii'u
j
cjwerned
over
the
Far
East
situ-
"ifion
that
he
was
remaining
in
tSt
Capital
for
conferences
with
eign
experts.
.....
...
t.
dted
with
rrance
on
me
rar
st
situation,
Mp.mtimp
disnatches
from
the
ftr
East
Indicated
tnat
ncaviest
wining
so
lar
in
ie
iu,k
Mtermittent
hostilities
was
con-
(n
the
neighborhood
nf
jjning
kinaV
ancient
dragon
capital
of!
Pfcipinjr
following
collapse
of
ace
negotiations.
Situation
Serious
TOKYO.
July
15:
(CP)
iTrooiw
will
be
despatched,
to
Sjjhrth
rhina
from
the
Japane'd
mninland
i
was
announced
to-
y
because
of
the
serious
situ
ttlon
here
This
announcement
mc
hortH
after
General
Sugl
ma.
Minister
of
War,
warned
tfcfpftunl
jrovernors
that
the
jSrlsis
caused
by
a
week
of
skir-rnHhiig
between
Chinese
am'
Milanese
troops
may
take
a
grave
wjrn
at
any
moment.
Meantime
an
agreement
be
Ween
local
Chinese
and
Japanese
Minorities
af
Tientsin
for
settl
W
hp
criiiF:
was
reiortrd
but
If-
central
Chinese
government
Vl'llld
not
rrniMit..
llm
Input
greement
yropical
Storms
Hold
Up
Search
7
wist
Hope
to
Find
Amelia
Far
hart
nnd
Her
Companion
To
I
He
Exhausted
HONOLULU.
July
15:-
Tem-
wrarilv
delav,.,i
i..,
w.w
r
1.
..v..
.-.
Ktfirmu
.1
..I
..
f
iT'
aircraft
cnrrli-r
l.i.xinifton.
$e
prepared
to
sweep
fan-like
Jfw
the
South
Pacific
In
a
last
1
to
find
Amelia
Karhart
l'"l
ill'r
Il!ivlir:if,ir
Vra.l
Voiinun
i!,8'ng
since
July
second.
le
anes
'wen.
nnl,-,!
f
IipvIh
jarching
the
flrf
snimpni
,r
a
fv,y
tnusand
mile
area
In
which
,s
hoped
the
feminine
flier
her
aid
may
still
be
found
The
search
will
1...
r
fi.l,.llt,
HUPfl
S.....-.I
..
.
i
'MUjNAIIUN
IS
REFUSED
Premier
of
Helium
Quit
ii
Ji-t-1
ii
mm
Binimiirnii
nm
I'Ml
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1!
.
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III!
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mi..
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lllinil
llflfl
oiaies.
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Lafe
Telegraphs
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GETS
NINE
VEAUS
WINNIPEG:
I'leadinc
guilty
to
charges
of
bigamy
and
theft
of
$900,
George
Itoediger
was
sentenced
to
nine
years'
imprisonment
here
yesterday.
Roediger,
55
years
of
age,
allegedly
went
through
a
marriage
form
with
Mrs.
Jul!
Regetnk,
widow
of
a
McTavish,
Manitoba,
farmer,
and
took
money
from
her.
Police
said
he
had
been
married
at
least
nine
times
in
the
last
twelve
years.
One
woman
be
married
in
Allandale,
Ontario,
is
"missing"
and
the
case
is
being
investigated.
GRANTED
REPRIEVE
VANCOUVER:
A
three
month
reprieve
was
granted
by
Mr.
Justice
A.
M.
Manson
in
Supreme
Court
to
Vincent
Macchione,
sentenced
to
be
hanged
for
murder
at
Fernie.
The
death
sentence
was
deferred
uniil
November
5
pending
the
hearing
of
United!
JVIacchlone's
appeal.
POLICE
KORIU.I)
AGAIN
VANCOUVER:
There
was
another
robbery
yesterday
from
the
Vancouver
police
station
from
which
$1500
in
cash
is
missing.
This
time
four
police
revolvers
were
taken
from
a
cupboard
at
the
rear
which
was
oroken
into.
OPERATION
ON
SHIP
VANCOUVER:
As
the
steamer
Prince
Robert
was
coming
south
on
her
last
voyage
to
Alaska,
two
doctors
from
Edmonton
performed
a
successful
operation
in
the
ship's
hospital
on
a
woman
passenger
who
had
been
suddenly
taken
111.
Members
of
the
stewards'
department
of
the
ship
assisted
the
surgeons.
The
patient,
doing
well,
was
removed
to
a
hospital
on
arrival
here.
ILL
AT
BURNS
LAKE
BURNS
LAKE:
Mrs.
R.
R.
Jeffrey,
pioneer
of
Francois
Lake,
and
also
well
known
on
Vancouver
Island,
is
in
hospital
here
suffering
from
a
heart
attack.
She
is
eighty-six
years
of
age.
FIGHT
OVER
COURT
BILL
Showdown
at
Washington
is
Fx-
peel
i-d
Within
Ten
Days
or
Two
Weeks
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
July
15:
Forecasts
of
a
court
bill
showdown
in
ten
days
or
two
wecl.s
come
from
some
senators
on
both
sides.
Opposition
leaders,
declaring
they
had
44
certain
votes,
and
a
half
dozen
others
"wllhir
reach,"
Fald
there
was
no
need
for
a
filibuster.
"We
can
di
without
it.
commented
benatot
Wheeler.
Democrat
of
Montana,
at
the
start
of
the
fourth
day's
at
tack
on
the
controversial
meas
ure.
Halibut
Sales
Summary
Canadian
45,000
pounds,
7.3c
each
year,
members
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
at
their
regular
monthly
meeting
last
evening,
were
very
appreciative
of
the
work
of
the
order.
It
Is
not
the
annual
obser-
passint.
OF
DR.
SIMONS
vance
of
Decoration
Day
only,
but
BERLIN:
Dr.
Walter
Simons,
,
the
bigger
and
finer
work
the
or-
former
President
of
the
German
Supreme
Court
and
Foreign
Minister,
died
today
at
the
ace
of
seventy-five
years.
PASSING
OF
RAILWAYMAN
WINNIPEG:
Albert
Wilcox,
one
of
the
most
widely
known
and
highly
respected
railway
men
of
the
early
days,
died
at
his
home
in
Toronto
today
after
a
lengthy
Illness.
der
carries
on,
often
unseen,
and
;
sometimes
unrecognized,
that
the
members
had
in
mind.
The
fact
I
that
the
fifty
headstones
marking
I
the
graves
of
the
ex-servicemen
,
had
been
supplied
by
the
Daughters
vlnclal
convention
to
be
held
In
f
PROVlWlAL
LIBRifiY
VICtdRlAl
B.C.
Today's
Weather
To
morrow
s
Tides
(8
AM.)
mkt
mmln
High
..
7:55
a.m.
14.6
ft.
Prince
Rupert
-Cloudy,
north-west.
20:01
p.m.
17.6
ft.
wind,
4
miles
per
hour;
bar-ometer,
Low
.
..
1:32
a.m.
7.5
ft.
30.14;
light
swell.
13:15
p.m.
8.9
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
7L,
No.
163
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JULY
15,
1937
PRICE:
5
m
m
mm
m
n
i
v4
-
v
-
"
German
Cruiser
Which'
Was
Torpedoed
Calling
of
an
emergency
cabinet
council
by
Reichsfuehrer
Adolf
Hitler
at
Berlin
was
held
following
alleged
torpedo
attacks
made
on
the
Reich
cruiser
Leipzig
(above),
by
Spanish
loyalist
submarines.
It
Is
officially
charged
that
the
cruiser
was
the
target
for
two
such
attacks
In
the
Mediterranean
on
June
15
and
18.
VETERANS
GRATEFUL;:
I
I.O.D.E.
.Matters
For
Convention
O.UICK
RETURNS
ment
yesterday.
?
;iWITHDRAWAL
FROM
CLASSIFIED
"Take
out
the
advertisement.
paper
appeared
on
the
street."
,.
.
i
Tills
was
the
teleDhone
mes-
in
cuscu&siiig
me
uuacivaiiLc
u
,
,
carried
out
sage
received
this
morning
Decoration
Day
as
un-j
der
the
auspices
of
the
Imperial
fm
an
advertiser
who
had
r,
Order,
Daughters
n.itor.,
nr
of
thn
the
Pmnirp
Empire,
inserted
a
classified
advertise-
RESUMING
PROVINCIAL
TAX
SALES;?
IPcntlcton
this
year,
W.
M.
Brown,
t.J.
Lancaster
has
been
advised.
(Immediate
past
president,
and
J.:
o
ttrll
.
lnU..n
...111
!
carry
an
invitation
to
the
conven-
V
jf-j
M
A
Y
Hon
to
hold
the
1938
provincial
UI
11
If
Ai.
A
convention
in
Prince
Rupert.
Theyi
TT
TTTf7'F,T
vp
will,
doubtless,
have
the
support1
lli
I
0
I
N
K
P
I
I
of
all
organizations
and
the
gener-
"vll
kkuU
(
xl
public
of
the
city
in
their
efforts.
The
delegates
will
also
take
up
I
he
matter
of
the,
Soldiers'
Housing
la
mage
to
McCormiik
Liner
Jchcme
and
the
making
of
Prince1
'Frisco
Stranding
May
He
Rupert
General
Hospital
as
a
centre
:
Too
Extensive
for
the
treatment
of
Cless
2
pa-
tlents
at
the
convention.
New
members,
John
Gow
and
SAN
FRANCISCO,
July
15:
Martin
Linden,
were
admitted
to
With
damage
to
her
hull
estinn
the
branch.
ted
variously
to
be
possibly
js
President
J.
Preece
pres
lded
high
as
one
hnudred
thousani
over
the
mectine
which
also
at-
dollars,
the
freighter
West
Man
ranged
for
the
holding
of
the
picnic
next
Sunday.
Joint
Air
Line
Across
Pacific
United
Stales
and
New
Zealand
Are
Considering
Service
i
wasiunuium,
u.c,
juiy
i
amtM.uu
c-iidim
iKtabllshment
of
a
joint
air-
Covenant,
23,000,
Cold
Storage,,
line
spanning
the
Pacific,
lo
be
LouiaiH,
ioncratcd
by
American
and
New
'
Unome,
a'ooo
8,uou.
Pacific,.
,
7.3c
and
Zealand
Interests,
Is
under
con-
i-i.ieratlon.J
according
to
Walter
t'nciin
1
I
WWlnV
I
COMPLETED
CENTS
"An
Assured
Fact"
Says
Frank
Buckley
of
Pulp
Mill,
Barring
War
or
Some
Major
Calamity
Promoter
of
Local
Undertaking
Dined
By
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
Receives
lations
on
Progress
Made
The
financial
structure
of
the
pulp
mill
projected
locally
is
expected
to
be
completed
by
about
September
1
and
very
soon
after
that
work
should
actually
commence
on
construction
and
from
eight
hundred
to
a
thousand
men
will
be
employed
during
the
construction
period,
according
to
what
F.
L.
Buckley
told
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
night
NEW
LONG
DISTANCE
Russian
Fliers
Had
No
Difficulty
In
Setting
up
Mark
1
SAX
JACINTO,
Cal..
July
15:
(CI')
Landing
near
here
earl
at
a
dinner
given
In
his
honor
at
the
Commodore
Cafe.
J.
J.
Uttle,
president
of
the
Chamber
of
Commerce,
presided
and
he
was
supported
on
the
other
side
by
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder.
About
seventy-five
people
were
present,
mostly
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
or
of
the
Junior
Chamber.
Mr.
Buckley,
who
was
Introduced
W...
Vo
nrettdont
roforrArl
in
o
ctm.
yesterday
morning
from
Moscow
,
eyent
Soviet
transPolar
fliers,
led
bj
,
and
Mikhail
Gromhoff,
shattered
by
he
had
m
long
margin
the
previous
long
m
and
crossed
FrfncTme
"wt
SSlo?
mSi
continent
fifteen
time,
and
had
ex-from
New
York
to
Syria
in
193.
PendeVa
f1
ol
connection
with
the
promotion
He
The
Russians
had
covered
6243.
no
ad
con
tracts
for
the
entire
miles
in
a
shade
under
sixty-twc
hours.
They
also
shattered
the
outPut
f
the
m11
ms
ihi
continent
except
for
Corboulds
of
mark
of
Pilot
Valeri
Chirakov
who
were
taking
a
portion
and
companions
who
three
weeks
flpw
Ksnn
mllP
from
Mosco
t
"tPut-
e
moneV
would
"fev
-
"
'
to
Vancouver,
Washington.
:
almost
all
be
subscribed
In
Canada
three
Russians
ana
a"
ine
macmnery
ana
None
of
the
are
.na
a
nf
T.'no'ilah.
ment
would
be
of
Canadian
man-
They
were
able,
however,
to
make
ufacture.
A
paper
machine
had
i
..
iinnmu..
1
1
ii
frl
IU
.
.
.
.
i
.
f
hpen
nrA
ptpA
under
ontlon
and
he
i
.
...
.
.j
.
u
j.
iiiurBt.iiin
iiiiiniiivnx
inu
.
nppns
Known
v
means
un
Meeting
Expresses
Appreciation
to!
arucies
are
soia.
ui
aew
u.u
-
n
Flerce
offensive
nntei,
,)reI,ared
Tieforehand."
They
1
explained
that
the
sulphite
pulp
"ment
and
the
other
before
the
j
c
J
asked
for
a
bath,
food
and
sleep.
iwas
maae
a
PaP
macnine
Just
The
big
red
Soviet
plane
hadas
as
paper,
u
iook
irom
ten
lo
PARIS
Julv
15:
In
a
desper-
streaked
across
Russia,
Franz
I
twelve
months
to
build
one
of
these
ate
effort
to
force
withdrawal
of
Joseph
Iand,
the
bleak
polar
rc
machines
and
they
were
anxious
to
all
foreign
volunteers
from
Spain
glons,
the
Artcfc
Ocean,
Fai
the
French
government
yesterday
North
of
Canada,
the
Northwest
,...loto!v
oiianonHiul
fho
neutral
Tprritnripa.
Hritish
Columbia
nt
th
Rmnlre
wns
an
Indication
Will
In.
lipid
Thlu
Ypup
fur
I'irst
linlterip
:ind
machine
-
irunned
of
the
fine
work
of
the
order.
Thej
Time
Since
1931
itroons
near
Villanuva
del
Pardil
I
nno-cinrpmfn
members
of
the
Legion
also
ex-!
jlo,
miking
it
virtually
impossible
IjUHiJOUUItlilCIi
pressed
appreciation
of
the
splen-j
Provincial
tax
sales
will
be
for
them
to
send
reinforcement
did
tribute
the
Order
pays
to
the
resumed
this
year
for
the
first;
to
the
front
west
of
Madrid
Warfare
Iletween
C.
I.
O.
And
A.
"fallen
comrades."
tim..
since
1931.
t
s
announced.
'Meantime
the
insurirenis
nave
re-,
v
i
RrPnrd
nir
I.
L.
A.
I
.
.
.(
.
rr
t
l
ill
i
"
I
1
-L.llin..
r
llnrlllll
cnosen
as
aeiegates
to
ine
pro-
Th.
sale
will
be
held
here
on
Oc-
sumed
shelling
of
Madrid
lober
12,
Provincial
Collector
A.I
Hritish
Compromise
Docked
at
Pier
38,
the
salviigid
,
winds,
part
cloudy
and
warm
Mccormick
line
treignier
is
L'e
ing
prepared
for
extensive
check
lug
In
drydock,
officials
of
the
line
said.
While
unloading
of
the
remaining
lumber
cargo
is
being
com
pleted,
a
diver
is
examining
the
salvaged
ship's
plates.
MRT1I
NOTICE
minister
of
Finance
foi
Hospital
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
d
Nash,
r;ii
Capella,
11,000,
il
mm
Atlln.
Atun,
7.8c
i
at
'Zeaand.
Lemon,
Fifth
Ave.
East.
-
5c.
...
.
-
-
Management
Of
Seattle
Star
Railway
Mail
Clerks
Honor
Fellow
railway
mall
clerks
gath
speed
up
the
time
when
they
would
commence
operation.
Mr.
Buckley
referred
to
what
had
ily
control'
of
its
Spanish
border
Washington.
Oregon
and
talifor-J
Deen
aone
near
Montreal
Dy
me
At
noon,
neutral
observers
charg-
nia.
Bad
weather
plagued
them
a
Canadian
Celanese
Co.
where
ed
with
precenting
the
passagi
great
deal
of
the
way
and
it
was
twenty
million
dollars
had
been
ex-
of
men
and
munitions
across
the
at
one
time
thought
they
might
pended
on
a
plant
and
it
was
now
(Pyrenees,
were
all
withdrawn
as
head
eastward
to
Chicago
instead
I
proposed
to
enlarge
the
plant
by
the
neutrality
abandonment
went
of
to
California.
They
had,
in-
spending
fifteen
millions
more.
Flf-
I
Into
effect.
deed,
been
ndvfsed
in
radio
mes-
teen
thousand
people
are
now
living
Government
offensives,
bolster-
sage3
from
Soviet
flight
engineers
at
the
town
which
was
created
and
.
,
.
.
.
..
.
.
.
1
1.
r
..!.!
r..
.ill
i
1
I
.1
.U.
I
1
1
1
1
.1,
1
1
e(l
)V
air
power
ine
iuuuiiu
in
eame
lo
ium
easi
m
uiu
we
uuipui.
ui
uic
piaui,
is
uit
ueni
forces
have
never
shown
before,
storms
over
the
Canadian
nocKies
hammered
insurgent
lines
yes-
erdnv.
Waves
of
government
fighting
planes
bombel
insurgent
Fighting
Over
used
In
Canada.
An
Assured
Fact
Turning
again
to
the
proposal
j
for
the
local
mill,
Mr.
Buckley
said
its
establishment
was
an
assured
fact
except
for
the
possibilities
of
war
or
some
national
or
International
calamaty.
He
had
always
felt
this
was
the
proper
point
for
such
a
mill
owing
to
Its
location
'
wltn
the
proper
species
of
Umber
all
I
NEW-
YORK.
July
15
:-ThreaU
LONDON,
July
15:-A
com-
'of
raids
and
counter
raids
in
thc
arouna.
rne
timoer
nere
cou
a
ce
promise
Spanish
neutrality
pact
naUon.8
union
labor
cnnn,s
yM.
logged
clean
and
all
of
It
could
be
i.roonsed
hv
Cnt.
Anthonv
bdn
terday
touched
off
the
heralded
,
uscd
m
the
m111'
In
other
Placcs
Foreign
Secretary,
on
behalf
of
0
warfarB
between
John
L
only
Part
of
thc
lo8s
Brown
In
the
Ite
British
government,
yester-
ipwis.
Committee
on
Industrial
district
could
be
used.
'That
was
dr.y.
would
abolish
th
present
Federation
of
Labor
for
control,
ne
r
the
advantages
in
building
nHval
patrol
and.
Instead,
neutral
of
forty
thousand
members
of
j
here.
ob-ervers
would
be
placed
In
the
international
Longshoremen's
President
Little,
when
conveying
i
each
port.
Association.
Lewis
warned
Ryan
.he
tnanks
or
tne
uiamber
or
Com-
!
that
unless
he
abandoned
the
af-1
-nerce
to
Mr,
Buckley
for
his
ef-
flint-
Pnrnrocf
filiation
for
25
years,
the
C
I
O.
forts,
referred
to
what
it
had
i
TTedlrJCI
I
UlUciai
wouid
take
Ryan's
organization
'
meant
to
Prince
Rupert
when
hU
General
Synopsis
Pressure
hes,
risen
on
the
north
Coast
and
warm
weather
continues
from
Vancouver
Island
east
to
tna
Rockies.
Prince
Rupert
District
and
Queen
Charlotle
Islands
Moder-
x.
...i.i..,
r.
..
i
I......
f..
aVilfilnir
winds,
mostly
inn
wuii,
wuien
rotKeu
lor
."u
u.ij.-i
....o
on
a
sand
bar
off
the
town
of
cool
with
showers.
Poscadcro,
may
be
junked,
it
wa
West
coast
oi
v.
nciuui
i
anil
iiiouenue
uini
u
".ov
away
from
him.
company
had
spent
a
million
and
a
quarter
dollars
on
their
present
plant.
It
had
held
back
the
depression
in
this
district
for
a
year
and
a
half.
During
the
past
two
or
three
years
he
had
watched
Mr.
Buckley
in
his
efforts
to
bring
the
f
C
XT
L
inuusiry
to
me
cuy.
no
piace
naa
UnC
01
iNUinber
e'sotoya1
to
It
as
Mr.
Buck
ley
was
to
iTince
Kupert.
tie
naa
spent
a
lot
of
money
on
this
work.
Mr.
Little
then
referred
to
having
ered
In
the
mall
car
on
Monday
of
i
seen
a
photograph
of
the
first
spike
this
week
to
honor
one
of
their
fel-1
driven
In
Prince
Rupert
In
July
lows,
W.
B.
Cornish,
who
Is
leaving
j
1006.
It
was
now
1937
and
Frank
jon
Friday
night
of
this
week
aboard
!
Buckley
had
done
more
for
the
city
1
the
Cardcna
for
Victoria
to
which
than
any
man
had
done
for
any
city
city
he
has
been
transferred
In
the
during
that
time.
Some
people
had
Rnllwav
Mall
Service.
On
behalf
I
been
impatient
at
the
slow
progress
I4c
Wrtf
Hnniflnfl
of
the
clerks.
R.
J.
Keron
presented
made
while
others
scoffed.
However
iiaS
HOI
1CtlUCU
Mr,
Cornish
with
a
handsome
set
he
felt
sure
the
new
industry
would
I
of
brushes
In
a
leather
case.
Best
SKATTLE,
July
15:
Strikiny
wishes
were
extended
to
Mr.
Corn-
i
1
H
......
mi
tlrlumon
Ish
for
hannlness
and
DrosDerltv
American
newiiaiei
Bui.
-
r,
r--
-
A
daughter
was
born
this
morn-!
are
awaiting
a
decision
by
the
In
his
new
surroundings.
The
clerks
ing
.at
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
"Sta.r"
as
to
whether
negotiations!
present
were
R.
J.
Keron,
W.
P.
M.
B.
for
the
settlement
of
tiielr
ten
man.
m.
a.
rrenoergast,
.
a.
day
old
strike
would
be
reopened.
Scherk
and
E.
0.
Kane.
establish
the
fortunes
of
many
who
had
carried
on
and
helped
to
build
up
the
city
in
which
all
had
faith.
In
seconding
the
vote
of
thanks
to
Mr.
Buckley,
John
Dybhavn
endorsed
what
the
president
hbd
said,