PAY
AND
NIG"T
SERVICE
Cartful
and
Courteous
Driven
,
IT
Grr
i'tor,
New
1938
riymouuu
XVII
N'
UJ
TV
VX
ft
J.:Lni
Vprv
Mnrh
it
.
.
.
.u
h
f.iir
to
compare
1
:.iia.
aj
jr
w
-
.
"n
wi'H
Prince
Rupert.
The
ut
r..
different
although
they
."-nnne
from
the
fishing.
..
-1
-
-"J
VinllKllt.
'
.
wr
n
i
iimiin
nun
a
ir
u
ir
uii.
,
n
n
lame
island'
I
1111
mn
ovn
KiiriK
M
lrrh
I
T
ttw
T
1
r
r
1
W
1
1
All
4
i
rn
in
.
n
.
I
And
lourist
Attractions
ureal
,.
.
By
II.
F.
I'ULLEN
IveiCIUftO"
"
o
-
,
,
v
.,MninfT
ni
i
in"
ul
l'iv
nc
luuiui
v
xuu
ui
ajw
ia
hundreds
of
splendid
people,
plenty
oi
spacious
ana
kept
homes,
surprising
gardens,
an
arusuc
par
anu
l...Mir
"ITTrll
f'l
1
1
1
1
1
?4
I.IIrlL
L.n
IllllIL
Lit
tUALlI
U
IT
W
T
tUUIlOl
WVMVMV..
-
-
SUDETENS
ASK
MORE
.Llku'i
W
'
'
.
...
....
.
.
.rrfd
with
timber,
some
cnirai
r.u.ui-c..
iu....
tad
ame
of
it
not
so.
Not
Iok
So
Good
Again
Today
goK"
V'p
5
the
activities
of
the!
-
rn.
something,
between
i
v
;
.
ofithouch
hopes
of
a
peaceful
settle-
T.r
anu
nf
th.
nprman
Sudeten
mlr.-
,
.
k
mi'
onni
I
iiii
iiiuca
f
C
UUU
..
...
,,
,
i
.l.t
m
np
rilrecuon
o"1
...
...
I.nn.acclnn
-pa
-
iu.
In
Czechoslovakia
r
.
.v..
u-
'which
-hai
been
menacing
the
-
ni!'
"
J.
tird.iv
as
a
a
result
result
of
of
sweeping.
.
m
1
A
r
1.
concessions
onerea
oy
ne
.
u.,f,.i
hniidav
re-'
re-,
brautiful
holiday
3
ci.,finA
xrni
tni
3
andKPr
'regarded
as
critical
in
London
last
fine
timber.
night
following
reports
from
Pra-
-
alee
what
attracted
ha
that
tne
Sudetens
nad
declared
wx"ablgmoosegraz-
the
offer3
rallpd
to
meet
thelr
ric,
!
grass
on
a
point
in
mands
and
even
more
concessions
:
i
Utile
more
than
a
ust
be
lven
...
At
th
fnr
..
.
.
.I
v.
I.1LV
W1LI1
II
ALlUaill
..
.
.
In
Smau
,.oai
.
or
thrna-h
it.
This
park
was'
vcr
te
n
witde
of
every
natural.
'
uic
wni
n
t,n
flr.ur.rc
wprBI
tr
a
xirr11TVT
KPtlt..
r.
lL,fl
nlnn,
i
.
.
.
.
v.n...
:
a
w
uiuj-
aooui,
as
uowuvo,
The
20-ton
scnoomr
uiiua
-
wi
.ii
uiacca,
liuca
in
w.m
(nrr
on
Doara
oain.
ivnu
m.o.
i
larirt-
,.
i
.
i
,
.t.
..
.
.
.....
rAA
mn
nnn
I
,uHv;
ajiU
iic.pua
wj
maivu
their
twcnvy-iwo
u"
perfn-t
picture.
In
the
stream
three
friends
from
Seattle,
left,
'nun
..
.....
-
.
1
,,nnn.
-
.ic
masing
meir
way
yesterday
ior
a
vuyabi;
w
.......
.j.uais.
snawninc
in
me
inin
yu;iiiinff
inpir
wnv
nnwarn
le
"4.rram
.
Sr,iirr.p
I
pJTS,
.
Missing
Forestry
,
me
trifintr,
f
iu.
i
i
B
w
BVlCiUU
W
R'Cll
hn
r,rt.
r
.
.1
.
.......
...
.
K.
.
w
icuerai
ouuaing
ana
ff
wtakwater
and
also
just
below
-
iiriE
vney
jump
me
rails
their
way
up
the
fish
lad-
1
BeiflT
rUht
i
iu.
.
...
these
fish
attract
all
tourist
mcwially,
Ketchikan
is
a
i
Thc
stores
and
hotels
1
1111
time
nf
n
i-
f
r
ana
thrv
.
ttk
a"y
umc
OJ
m
or
i.i,h
.
r'
lit
II
r
1
1
r
!
1
.
1.
1
1
I
..
..
'intiv
business
is.
.oueuiiK.i..'..
offering.
Camp
Youths
Safe
rair
Who
Had
Attempted
to
Scale
Vancouver
Island
Mountain
Found
by
Searchers
COURTENAY.
Sept.
7:
(CP)
-
Two
forestry
camp
youuw,
-
thony
Oldfjeld
and
uugn
mhn
hnd
been
missing
wv
j.
thov
snt
out
to
scae
luai
av.a
..
.
A,urf
TTHwiird
in
the
ror
olr
rpv
"
'""Arable
part
of.
"
countn,
were
found
,V"UC
IS
nprlvnrl
Trn,
(,..,,
uiuun.
:
-va.vvu
11U111
HUl
.
.
...J...
,.nr-Hlll(f
t.n
IU-
(C,n
.
palely
ycsieiuay,
"Wf:a
on
p((,;0
Tm))
ltjl0
messages
irom
a
v'
I
A
t
A
"
W-
precincts
reponea,
was
lasv.
hibuu
-
-
-
leading
Albert
Hilliard,
colorful!
Reno
divorce
lawyer,
by
82G0
to
MIAMI,
Florida,
Sept.
7:
(AP
was
a
fine
bathing
ment
'v
now
conslder
the
dlvi-out
manoeuvres.
pavilion
with
table
slon
0j
the
country
Into
separate
4:.-
..At.
vtf'lA
...
a
.11-
mr-
15
ihV
"Is-
qUCStions
except
those
of
national
rioC
Runert
names
unity
and
Interest.
imo
Th(
under-.
th
nnticVi
omummpnt
nnnoses
lit
.
it
.b.o..
Au
i
w
-
r
i
.
t
A
I
AM
I
.
n
.
i
i
-.!
Tiavinon
naa
i
secession
to
Germany
oi
uzecno-i
destroyed
and
in-
si0Vak
territory
occupied
by
the
Su-,he
highways
in
thc)deten
minority.
It
was
stated
offlci-r,
,1
reterve
the
nnv
todav.
i
ut
and
burned
and!
it
is
said
on
high
authority
that'
:i"at
and
tidv.
wn-,thf
purport
of
Chancellor
Adoii
aid
on
and
nothing
Hitler's
admonition
to
Konrad
..vp
been
neglected
vjn
on
the
Czechoslovak
govrn-i-M
to
the
nleasure
ment's
latest
offer
of
concessions
4
rt
the
visiters.
It'wav
"Don't
accept.
Ask
for
more
t
iy.
we
were
the
only
and
you
will
get
it."
Hmc
but
I
was
told,
Negotiations
Suspended
k
v
used
a
great
deal
i
c
gudetcn
German
party
broke
.
r
idents.
;ftff
negotiations
with
the
Czecho-
we
came
to
an-!
,1,3
government
today
on
the
rrpnm
rrnssed
by
a'
Hteniifprt
ntitnnomv
ouestion
after
d
from
irom
huge
iiuy.v
tint-
vim-i
J
receiving
receiving
reports
repori.5
that
u.n,
Sudeten
ouucn...
dep-
-h
.1
...
11
1
1
M.A.U
-resident
i.ooscvc.is
vanuiuave
in-
.
V.i,
i-itj
Nevada
Badly
Beaten
by
Senator
1
.McCarron
RENO.
Sept.
7:
President
Roose
velt's
New
Deal
suffered
another
severe
reverse
In
the
Nevada
sena
CHINESE
CLAIM
VICTORY
SHANGHAI
The
Chinese
reported
today
that
thc
tide
or
b3ttlc
south
of
the
Yangste
had
turned
in
their
favor.
Most
striking
Thing
Schooner
Off
i
TODAY'SWEATHER
itr
r
n:
r,f
ri;oned
iuu
this
rut
first
Un.
A
1
f
(linon
i
Tprrnrp
Terrace
CloudV.
Cloudy,
Calm,
calm,
temp
temper
have
be-,
O
rvr
r
II..
t
i
i
-
1
T"..A
1
.
V
U,
11LL1U
UdiK
111
i-AAU
.
...
t
rt
.....
...
rnnt.
and
Mrs.
naval
lcavc
,an-
ature.
54
Aiyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
52.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
51.
Stewart.
Foggy,
calm,
52.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
49.
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm,
51.
Butns
Lake
Cloudy,
calm,
47.
Halibut
Sales
Summary
American
49,500
pounds,
8.4c
and
6c
to
9.6c
and
6c.
Canadian
38,500
pounds,
7.6c
nhd
5c
to
9c
and
5c.
Re
American
Mlddleton,
23,000,
Atlin.
8.4c
and
Sherman.
15,000,
Cold
Storage,
8.8c
jc
and
anu
ov-.
6c.
Trained
To
Rule
torial
primaries.
Senator
Patrick
1
.
.
.
lh
A.
McCarron,
with
192
out
of
22
F"
,
.
,
1
Family
Ina931.ti
2600.
almost
four
to
one.
McCar-
tw.h
fniinwin?
an,
automobile
vliHM
J
-
I
U
nH
na
n.
1flA
nf
-
...
.
1
'
1
1
pROVU,
ONE
.
Brown)
80
Taxi
mm
Wmm
Tomorrow
sTidesi
High
0:10
a
jn.
193
ft.
roil
lias
uccii
an
acinic
"
'crash
here,
AllonSO
DUUtuuu
j
jv.vi,i..
the
New
caL
Hilliard
was
the
per-
.Battenberg,
one-time
heir
to
thejhls
city.
cnnallv
pndnrspd
candidate
of
4Vi.nnA
n.vn
tnr
Invp
nf
n
opaiiiKn
nwu,
President
Roosevelt.
i
Cuban
clrL
renounced
his
royal
FLEET
FOR
NORTH
SEA
LONDON.
Sept.
7:
CP
Fifty
that
of
his
mother,
ex-Queen
Vic-
warships
of
the
British
fleet
toria
it
was
transmiuea
oy
17
steamed
today
out
of
their
bases.
women
01
me
lamuy
ui
u.e.r
Mm
'
Comforted
By
Mother
After
the
wedding,
the
fathet
made
a
gesture
of
forgiveness.
He
cranted
to
his
son
the
title
o;
Count
of
Cavadonga
in
exchange
for
that
of
Prince
of
the
AsttiriaSi
which
belongs
to
heirs
t0
thv
Spanish
throne.
The
ex-king
alsc
allowed
his
son
to
retain
the
right
tn
be
addressed
as
"royal
high
ness"
and
settled
on
mm
a
monm-
lv
income
of
17200
francs,
then
eouivalent
to
about
$1,150.
But
the
family
breach
was
not
healed
for
the
ex-monarch
re
fused
to
receive
his
daughter-in-
law.
In
1934.
when
a
quarrel
ovei
family
affairs
separated
the
couple,
the
prince
refused
flatly
a
sugges
tlon
tha
father
lh
Ex
-
Queen
Victoria,
estranged
from
her
husband,
sympathized
j
with
her
son
'
throughout
these
I
troubles.
She
met
the
new
countess1)
soon
after
the
wedding
and
they
.saw
each
other
frequently
in
Paris
xne
ian
quarrel
was
reponea
w
Wabash,
11,500,
Pacific,
9.6c
and
have
bcen
causpd
by
the
countess'
6c.
'
refusal
to
wear
mourning
when
her
to
Victoria.
Canadian
Signal,
17,000,
Cold
Storage,
7.6c
and
5c.
...
ni
11
nnn
Atlin.
9c
ana
DC.
husbands
youngest
brother,
wnq
itui.
n,wv,
,
aufciiiuiuuiic
atv
Kalida.
10,500,
Pacific,
8.3c
and
for
ner
home
ln
Cuba
but
after
5c.
,six
months,
a
series
of
letters
and
cablegrams
effected
a
reconcllla-'
Miss
Jessie
Glllls,
daughter
.f
tlon
Mr
Mid
Mrs.
J.
J.
Giins,
is
sailing
llkp
him.
wksa
.'hemobaiiUac:
died
frnm
mlnnr
lnlurlp.
recelvpd
ln
nn
'automobile
accident.
She
left
Paris
t
The
prince
sailed
for
New
York.1
1
1
a
nn
tAiie
I
I
I
I
this
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Lou-
arriving
May
30.
1935,
and
being'
u
fnr
a
few
weeks'.
vacation;
trip,
,.
..-:'.
,1
av
aw-
.
....
rj....
rr
.
(Continued
on
Page
Foiir)
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
SEPTEMBER
7,
1938.
mies
Are
Massina
NEW
TWAI
i'RI
FFnFR"
.lllIVUIl
Vk
O
i.
A1JL1VV
tUi
AU
i
J.m
,n
"
r
it
l
.
-
On
FRISCO
HAS
NEW
STRIKE
Six
Thousand
Retail
Clerks
Quit
Work
in
California
City
Today
SAN
DIEGO,
Sept.
7.
A
flotilla
of
seventeen
United
States
Navy
commissioner
Seeking
$80,
icout
planes,
acting
on
sudden
or-
042G
Due
jn
Local
impr0vement
ders,
took
off
yesterday
for
Pearl
i
Taxation
for
ten
weeks'
of
manoeuvres
m
irnugn
generauun
allCr
KCuC1-
reported
1060
the
North
Sea.
They
were
led
by
Hon
The
women
memsees
miles
west
of
SanDieg0
with
all
go-the
flagship
Nelson
and
will
be
free
from
it.
I
.
..
away
until
November
17.
Not
far'
Other
ailments,
some
of
which
"B
nn.on
frnm
thp
Rrttlsh
sn
ns.
ire
uer?asiM
uaaiuc
ma
unnuwij
.
German
fleet
will
also
be
carrying
malady
prevented
proper
treat-1
Bulletins
DODOES
BODY
FOUND
LITTLE
CURRENT,
Ont.
The
bodv
of
Daniel
C.
Dodjfe,
heir
la
lh.
mitmnhilp
fortune,
whe
lencc
was
second
and
the
favor-
"o
jj
iorriss'
rascn,
inira
that
it
would
?arryutieS
had
been
assaulted
by
Czech,
jn
f
thc'
,ast
Rrcal
ciassjc
of
the
a
.......il.
rnth
Ipd
.
11
nru&
.lcli
-nannrrnr
at
Mar-.
r
t
tt
was
perfect
of
Its
jsch
Ostrau
near
the
Polish
border)
ik
the
pathJeadlng
to
and
immediately
President
Benes
Park
at
Victoria
than
was
notified
that
negotiations
were,
Alsotni
tinurrt
nendinc
a
thorough
-J
"
v
w
-
UiiaVyVti"
r
"
.
-i
.
.
.ai.1
1
J
A
1
fmm
cats
been
ciearea
oi
investigation
oi
tne
mciaem..
-
.
olds.
1
.1
season
for
three-year
I...
.....
.
ii
l
1
rights
and
titles,
suuerea
uiruugn-
out
his
life
from
the
Battenberg
malady
hemophilia,
-a
condition
which
causes
its
victims
to
bleed
excessively
from
the
slightest
wounds.
Thp
disease
circumscribed
the
tiring
u-,r,i,inS
sipam
ciut
Ftmh
'
orlnce's
every
activity
and
kept
Bases
Today
For
Ten
Weeks'
him
almost
constantly
on
the
Manoeuvres
ibrinK
oi
aeain.
uccurruig
omy
iu
me
men
oi
me
naiueiucig
uuc
ment
ior
mem,
maae
uic
van
k
slerder,
blondt-'
ex-crown
prince
.frail
and
a
cripple,
malignant
tumor
lh
one
leg,
which
could
not
be
relieved
by
surgery
because
the
cut
of
a
knife
would
probably
be
fatcl.
was
the
cause
of
an
especi-
.February.
1936.
Twenty
blood
trans-j
fusions
saved
him
at
that
time.
j
It
was
in
a
Swiss
sanitarium
in
1
193.2
that
h
-iet
and
wr-d
th'
was
drowned
three
weeks
aKo
Ibeaiitnui
tieimira
sampeuru-after
a
gasoline
explosion
on
his
Oce5o
y
Robato.
daushter
of
n
yacht,
was
recovered
today
by
a
wealthy
Havana
merchant
Bot
fisherman.
Wcs
Ryder.
were
there
for
treatment
and
thU
(fact
coUDled
with
her
status
as
p
accented
the.
opposite
WINS
ST.
LEGEK
commoner,
DONCASTEIl-'Scottish
Un'on.
''
-Kln
Alfonso,
the
youns
oirned
bv
James
Hank,
won
the
'man's
father,
to
the
match
De-163rd.
renewal
of
thc
St.
LeScr
jsnit-
this
refusal
of
consent,
th-.
.
...
nLiii:
-u-i-
hnns
wprp
Posted
In
June.
1933
Stakes
.oiiay.
sir
nmuin
viia.-
-
---
-
,
1
UVi
ldUailllC.
C7Wll.ocllci.ilu,
oiiu
v.i
marriage
followed
on
the
23
of
thF
month.
There
was
sentiment
in
this
date,
for
the
young
people
met
on
the
23
of
one
month
and
be
came
betrothed
on
the
same
datr.
'
another.
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Sept,
7.
Six
thousand
San
Francisco
retail
tlerks,
members
of
the
American
federation
of
Labor,
went
out
on
strike
today.
The
strike
order
was
ssued
last
nieht
following
unsuc
cessful
negotiations
during
the
day
!or
the
reaching
of
a
new
working
rontract.
Proprietors
of
the
stores
-olpotpH
thp
union
ripmands.
It
constitutes
another
major
strike
in
ON
FLIGHT
OF
PACIFIC
Seventeen
United
States
Navy!
Ships
Winjin-
Way
From
San
Dieeo
to
Pearl
Harbor
Harbor
in
the
Hawaiian
Islands
and
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(OourtetiT
8.
D.
Johtuvton
Co..
Vancouver
"
"
B.
C.
Nic'kelr.08;
Big
Missouri,
.31.
Bralorne.
9.25.
Aztec,
.06'4.
Dent5nia,
.05.
Golconda,
.06
(ask).
Mlnto,,
.03V2.
Fairview,
.07.
:
Noble
Five,
.02
Vi.
Pend
Oreille,
1.80.
.
;
Pioneer.
2.92.
Porter
Idaho,
.03.
Premier,
2.30.
Reeves
McDonald,
.24.
Reno,
.39.
Relief
Arlington.
.15.
Reward,
.04
V.
Salmon
Gold.
.11.
Taylor
Brid2.
,03.
Premier
Border,
.01.
Silbak
PrcriBr.
1.95
(atk).
Congerss,
.00.
Home
Gold,
.01V2
(ask).
Grandview,
.064-Indian.
.01?i.
Quatslno
Copper,
.03
.
'
Haida,
.0212-
v
Oils
.
'"i
A.
P.
Con.,
.16
(ask).
'
'.7
Freehold,
.04.
McDougal
Segurfc.15
(ask).
Mercury,
.07.
;
Okalta.
1.16.
Pacalta,
.04VZ.
Home
Oil,
1.05.
Toronto
Beattie,
1.25.
Central
Pat.,
2.50.
Gods
Lake,
.44.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.95.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.15.
Pickle
Crow,
5.10.
San
Antonio,
1.23.
Sherritt
Gordon,
1.15..
Smelters
Gold,
.03',i
(ask).
Mosher.
.23.
Midsen
Red
Lake,
.44.
Stadacona,
.45.
Frapcoeur,
.30.
Moneta,
1.49.
Bouscadlllac.
.06.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.23.
Bankfleld.
.55.
East
Malartlc,
2.10.
,
Preston
East
Dome,
1:48.
Hutchison
Lake,
.03.
Dawson
White.
.03.
Aldermac.
.44.
,
Kerr
Addison.
1.85.
Uchi
Gold,
2.02.
Int.
Nickel.
49.18.
Noranda,
72.00
.
Con.
Smelters,
59.25.
Athoha,
.06.
,
Hardrock,
2.00.
Barber
Larder,
.22.
Further
the
Dominion
government
pays
such
taxes.
"If
the
private
owners
are
com
pelled
to
pay
pot
only
for
street
im
National
League
Boston
3,
New
Yock
6.
Brooklyn
3,
Philadelphia.
6.
Chlcaco
7.'
St.
Louis
5
(eighth
in
ning).
(Ripper
Collins'
Uth
homer.)
Pittsburg
7,
Cincinnati
1.
j
American
League
!
New
York
4,
Boston
11.
(Game
called
at
end
of
sixth
on
account
j
of
rain;
two
homers
by
Jimmy
Foxx
j
,
making
it
42
for
season,
Joe
DlMag-l
Iglo's
twenty-ninth
homer
of
sea
son.)
Cleveland
1,
Detroit
0.
(Pitcher's
12;44
pjn.
19.3
ft.
Low
6:36
am.
4.8
ft.
18:51
p.m.
6.0
ft.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Frontiers
French
Reserves
Have
been
Urdered
I
o
Line
Facing
German
Border
PARIS,
September
7:
(CP)
A
new
military
order-issued
by
the
War
Ministry
sent
trained
infantry
ref
corvo
tvnnrtc.
intn
tVif
Mairinot
Line
at
the
frontier
oppo-
1
site
Germany
today
for
twenty-one
days,
the
exact
num-
ed
to
report
immediately
for
duty
at
the
same
concentra-
ASK
GOV'T
TO
PAY
UP
!
Meanwhile
Chancellor
Hitler
Admits
That
Fortifications
Facing
France
Are
Being
Rushed
to
Completion
r
.
I
s.
UUil
wa-w
'
they
finished
two
year
military
service.
Meantime
at
the
Nazi
Congress
at
Nnrpmhprer.
Chancellor
Hitler
told
ja
conscript
labor
army
that
its
spades
were
being
wielded
in
the
least,
north,
south
and,
especially,
I
the
west
on
the
Frencn
Doraer
ana
were
playing
a
yltal
part
In
Reich
defence.
"You
are
fighting
tor
tne
defence
of
the
Reich
and
its
independence,"
Hitler
said
at
the
third
I
UaV
Ul
H1C
VMUHWi
.
City
Commissioner
W.
J.,
Alder
interpreted
the
labor
battalion
just
written
to
the
provincial
eTence
as
a
public
admission
that
'
.
jovernment,
accompanying
his
.
Germany
has
been
perfecting
f
orti-1
communication
with
a
fifty-one;
ncations
facing
France,
page
itemized
tax
account,
suggest-
,
tag
to
the
government
the
-deslr-;
.
..J5n
I
ability
of
remitting
to.
the
city
an-I-i-l-nr
!X
Ar
Afa
rv
laihdunt
of
$80,043.26
due
and
over
LidUUI
UCCI
Ciai
J
h
'due
in
local
improvement
taxation.
tir
T)
P-II-J
The
commissioner's
communica-
yjm
jjc
VallCU
tlon
points
out
that
the
principle
of.
local
improvement
taxation
pay-
ment
has
already
been
recognized
,
Frances
Terkins
To
Be
Asked
To
in
Victoria
and
North
Vancouver
Explain
Why
Harry
Bridges
Was
Not
Deported
WASHINGTON,
D.
C
Sept.
7:
Movements
in
front
of
their
own
It
was
stated
in
well
fanned
j
,a
tr.
tv,o
ouarters
here
yesterday
that
Bee-
S
retary
of
labor
Frances
Perils
.
j
....
at..
r,ir
hp
pallpr.
before
the
soecial
den
of
government-ownea
1015,
uie
-----
.
result
must
be
disastrous,"
the
let-
Hars
I
m
..Prt.
that
the
city
Bridges,
militant
longshoremen's
sri
ad"
"2
oMoS
S.union
leader
on
J
Movement
taxes
over
a
period
of
,
has
not
been
deported
as
a
Corn-three
years.
This
would
materially
munlst.
assist,
the
city
In
making
up
its
i
r
jslnking
fund
payments
which
,
r
lnt
amount
to
$59X00
annually.
TneseirirSI
L.J)LlllldlC
Jl
sinking
funds
are
now
intact.
j
,
As
a
remit
of
representations
I
w.ckt
I
llio
Hriflair
made
by
the
city,
the
provincial
VI
a
government
last
year
paid
all
back)
inr-al
imiir7ement
taxes
on
the
liquor
vendor's
store
property
as
well
as
the
house
in
Westview
occupied
by
the
resident
mining
en
gineer.
Today's
Baseball
Yield
of
Over
300,000,000
Bushels
In
Canada
This
Year
Erpected
OTTAWA,
Sept.
7:
(CP)
The
first
official
crop
estimate
of
the
year
is
expected
to
be
released
on
Friday
by
the
Department
of
Agriculture.
It
Is
believed
it
will
show
a
crop
of
upwards
of
300,000,000
bushels,
the
largest
since
1932
when
420,000,000
bushels
was
battle
between
Mel
Haraer
ana(
poMBAY.
India.
Sept.
7:
CP)-George
Colfman
former
owedj
condltlon
of
bloOQ
pressure
two
hits
and
latter
four-
If
teen'
h(j
suffers
hayln
be.
wins
and
nine
defeats
ior
Haraer.
cQme
lntenslfled
by
the
death
ot
win
for
Cleveland.)
.
.
.
ninth
straight
some
of
f
his
h,
friends
d
from
cholera.
cholera.
Philadelphia
5,
Washington
2.
St.
Louis-Chicago,
rain.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
PRICE
.
WINNIPEG,
Sept,'
7:
(CP)
The
Winnipeg
wheat
price
dropped
as
much
3c
during
yesterday's
1UUV4A
as
bAO
WV
V
M
,J
V
ww
Mahatma
Gandi
Becomes
Silent
Indian
Nationalist
Leader
Will
Do
No
Talking
For
While
Owing
To
Blood
Pressure
Mahatma
Gandhi,
Indian
Nationalist
leader,
has
decided
to
observe
complete
silence
for
some
LONDON
GOLD
TRICE
LONDON.
SeDt.
7:
(CP)
The
1
-
,
'trading,
closing
off
1'c
to
IThO
London-
gold
price
was
off
lc
at
Iwlth,'
October
at
57'2c.
1
$34.85
per
fine
ounce
yesterday.