Thu
nroDerty
Is
in
a
location
v...
Jni
three
years
ago.
Ships
to
Sampler
'alls
For
All
light
Dancing
Richer
Home
For
Summer
Tells
J
(How
Natives
Of
Labrador
Live
McADAM,
N,
B.,
July-21.
(CP)
lde.
bridesmaid
and
best
man.
6MITHERS,
July
21.-S.
F.
Camp-,
.
.
.
11Ukl
otV,
the
trail
0f
hundreds
of
honeymoon
iwa:
In
town
from
me
Glacier,
,.,.,
.
,
.
couples
who
have
sailed
from
Mont-
LkhMme
on
Saturday
afternoon
,owlng
.&
bladder
operation,
is
an-
l
year
and
ln
past
years'
kpUyuiwm-"T.
nounced
at
the
Mayo
Clinic
to.
be
,
.
'ounest
son
or
tne
ore
from
the
mining
property
weU
Qn
me
way
recovcry
ancj
President
of
the
United
States,
and
Led
by
the
partners,
Campbell,
Ule:.
and
Banta.
i
.
.
-i
i
ISevhral
specimens
uiuwca
mc
lid
and,
as
a
previous
shipment
l-nera
niore
than
$100
per
ton
'
paying
all
expenses,
they
reel
Iter
nfldent
of
being
able
to
duplicate
j
at
performance.
I
Gold
Silver
values
I
Tommy
King
and
Axel
Elmstead,"
le
mining
ore
for
shipment
Irom
le
Silver
Pick
group
of
claims
ln
be
Bablne
Mountains
and
assays
amDles
from
the
ore
being
definitely
out
of
danger.
.CRISIS
IS
CONSIDERED
territory,
It
is
claimed
by
Japan.
IA
ampment
oi
ore
was,
.
npT
.
.Tmn
4tc-:nUy
from
the
Gold
Group
J
A
II
A
I
II
1
Tcplry
by
Matthew
le
cwniru
Sam,
3am,
one
or:
"
v
iymrnt
was
made
to
the
tisj
p.ant
at
Prince
Rupert
kl
t.
z:;z&
460
ounces
of
silver
llttes
per
tent,
copper
per
ton.
It
is
panned
to
put
on
some
jtra
ho
und
get
out
another
Spa:"!
af
an
early
date.
I
Labrador
coast
wedding"
is
a;
e
shob
continue
until
they
reach
j
hour5
iatCr
it
took
off
for
New
ft
(""lurch,
the
noise
informing
laitlnj
people
of
the
party's
ap-
pcacb.
The
rroom
enters
the
church
and
Mndi,
m
front
of
the
altar
to
halt-
hi.
bride.
Then
the
best
man
ud
bridrsmald
enter
and,;
lastly,
l
e
bride
with
the
person
who
is
give
her
away.
An
all
-night
dance,
to
the
music
a
Elnglo
"fiddle."
Is
customary
1'ter
the
wedding
feast.
The
most
ppular
dance
13
known
as
the
Eight
ijimllar
to
a
square
dance.
lapoleon's
Hat
ought
at
$800
)
MV
fnr
a
lint
i,onnlnll
nn
nlrl
at
faded
and
a
little
shapeless
it
that's
what
was
nald
for
Na-
leonlc
headgear
at
auction
here,
'lie
reason
thp
hnt
irv,VpH
m
Hp-
Fraed
was
because
lt
had
fallen
ll'W
the
Wnlivr
.nAn
t.,V,Mn
Mo
f
t
that
Bonaparte
gave
the
hat
f'
cnamberlaln.
An
autograph-
L
umen
sewn
into
the
crown
.
una,
mniusi,
tinywuii
;"a
Luther
Bible
to
a
lock
of
'
mk0
-
'r
York.
The
plane
flew
from
toy-lies
without
stopping
at
Botwood,,
Newfoundland,
where
Imperial
Airways
has
a
huge
base.
Today's
Weather
(Oovemnwu
"lwti
Trinle
Island
Overcast,
west
northwest
wind,
15
miles
per
hour;
sea
choppy.
.
tancara
island
unzzie,
ouum-
meter.
30.08;
temperaiurc
smooth.
,
.
.
Estevan-Clear,
nortnwesi
wmu,
eight
mes
per
hour;
barometer
eTur,'".06
Charllc's
halr
can
I
Clear,
norther'y
e
1
Prince
w
George-
Purchased
"nc.
at
thoso
rhIps
.,
unr-
hnro-
"wind,
lour
rauva
Kingston;
Jamaica.
July
ai
JjiiScicar.
calm,
tempera-
(CP)
ine
COVrrnninnf.
nf
Tnmnl
ioo,ooo)
ln
week
ln:rum
tS
as
persistent
reports'
that!
Inn.
wuum.
db
cuargea
oni
-
a.m
spirits,
and
rum
led
to
normal
movom;t-
n..
tiirp.
65.
20,000.
smlthcrs-Clear,
calm,
64.
m,rn
ike.
Clear,
calm,
5.
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
65.
Alyansh-Clear,
calm.
68.
:
AUcq
Arm-Part
cloudy,
calm,
6J
Anypx-Part
cloudy,
calm,
53.
'
Stewart-Part
cloudy,
calm,
59.
Today's
Weather
f:
Tomorrow's
Tides
She
prince
Rupert
Overcast,
north-,rt
High
.
9:05
ajn.
15.2
ft.
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
21:10
p.m.
19.2
ft.
barometer.
30.20.
(steady);
temperature
Low
.
2:40
a.m.
6.0
ft.
56;
sea
calm.
14:22
pjn.
8.4
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXVII
NQ.
109.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JULY
21,
1938
PRICE:
t
CENTS
mm
A
Or.
Millikin
SMITHtXVecovering
Ld
Ore
on
Glacier
Gulch
Iligl
Silver
Values
On
silver
tick
Ship
lo
Sampler
.
a.
'
1st
Getting
Belter
After
Operation
At
layo
Clinic
ROCHESTER,
Minnesota,
'
July
ROOSEVELTS
IN
CANADA
Son
of
President
And
His
Bride
At
Montreal
Enroute
to
Bermuda
MONTREAL,
July
21.
Following
was
shown
by
the
fact
that
no
sooner
had
he
sat
down
to
the'
breakfast
table
at
the
hotel
than
morning
paper
please?
I
would,
like
rT
r
ri
nilTn
to
see
what
baseball
games
Honeymooners
on
"Laoy
uners
often
band
together
and
form
the
nucleus
of
gay
and
happy
crowd,
t
They
radiate
happiness,
and
the
ordinary
passengers
have
often
'
the
Atlantic
In
twenty
hours
on
.
stated
that
the
life
and
Jollity
of
1
the
experimental
flight.
A
few
the
wnoie
trip
was
noticeably
en-
hanced
by
the
congenial
ugnt-htartedness
of
celebrating
newly-weds.
The
distinguished
honey
moon
couple.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
i
(Roosevelt,
iwwi,
who
sailed
last
-
nigiu
-
Canned
Salmon
west
wind,
six
miles
per
hour;
b.
i
f
I
rometer.
3052;
temperature,
50;
p
JQCK
IS
LOWCr
.nlA-Af.
sea
smooth.
"
.
.
Dead
Tree
romiouu,.
,
This
Coast
This
Yea
1
O-tpnt
northwest
wind;
banmeter.
30.23.
4M.
icm
pei
,
Bull
.JIarbor
t-
overcast,
wraww
previous
year.
From
1937
"
victoria-
Fair,
northerly
wl"d;,p:rn
Situation
barometer
i
f
1IC
OllUailUli
fnur
miles
per
hour;
m
mm
V
imr
9
94
'
"
Vancouver-Clear,
westerly
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.04.
I
.
i
ll
DM
IETINC
I
i
i
Japanese
Cabinet
Emergency
Ses-Jwere
met
at
tne
,taUon
by
a
group,
Kaml(M)ps
and
arc
attempllnc
to
slon
Over
Boarder
Dispute
With
Russia
TOKYO.
July
21.
The
Japanese
his
bride,
the
former
Anne
Lind
say
Clark,
Boston
socialite,
em
barked
on
the
.
liner
Lady
Somers
of
the
Canadian
National
Steam
ships
last
night
to
complete
their
honeymoon
by
taking
trip
along
the
scenic
St.
Lawrence
seaway
and
through
the
Atlantic
to
Bermuda.
"Well,
the
boys
trailed
us
alt
right,"
said
John
Roosevelt
as
they
are
I
Kl
I.Yirotl
scheduled
here
today."
VllVUUlil
Vi
Ume
spent
at
the
Roosevelt
I
summer
home
on
the
Island
of
Imperial
Airways
Plane
Mercury
Lands
At
Montreal
MONTRlTAL,"
July
21.
The
Imperial"
Airways
seaplane
"Mercury"
arrived
in
Montreal
from
Toynes,
Iceland,
after
its
trans
9
o'clock,
having
on
board
a
cargo
of
1,000
pounds.
This,
the
first
tra'ns-Atlantic
freight
to
come
by
air,
was
consigned
to
the
Canadian
National
Express.
It
consisted
largely
of
Pamivikiiltn
Moor
nrnnswlrh
WftX
B-
C.
BLUBBER
BAY
RIOT
POWELL
RIVER.-
The
Pacific
Lime
Co.'s
strike
at
Blubber
Bay
on
Texada
Island,
across
from
Powell
River,
reached
a
brief
stage
of
violence
yesterday
when
one
striker,
attempting
to
board
of
press
men
and
photographers,
l
have
the
government-change
Its
all
of
whom
declared
that
the
dls-1
tinguished
visitor
was
very
generous
with
the
press,
emulating
his
cabinet
and
War
Office
staff
have
father
in
this
respect.
ned
nave
given
returns
oi
mw.becn
called
into
emergency
ses-irtcu
of
an
ounce
ln
gold
and'-.on
to
consider
the
border
dismite
er
600
ounces
of
sliver.
between
Jaoan
and
Russia
which
Without
seeking
publicity
ln
any
way,
Mr.l
Roosevelt
realized
that
the
arrival
of
himself
and
Mrs.
Roosevelt
Jr.,1
was
an
event
of
considerable
in
tare
auays
run
pretty
high
and
ilv(,rd
nia
after
the
first
waslterest
and,
on
request,
immediately-
baenU
from
the
nearby
Hyland,
red
at
Moscow.
Russian
planes
.
arranged
to
have
the
press
boys
.sin
property
luwmu
uh
wvtxrom
Vladivostok
crossed
a
mile
mem
at
ue
uutci.
u...'
v
..I
...tv
j
na,
.n.
burner
into
MancnuKuoan
w'"s
decision.
TORY
HEAD
HAS
QUIT
TORONTO
Hon.
Earl
Rowe
today
announced
his
'resignation
from
leadership
of
the
Ontario
Conservative
party.
SEASON
IS
UNDER
WAY
SEATTLE.
The
Puget
Sound
commercial
salmon
season
got
under
way
yesterday
after
being
delayed
for
two
weeks
by
fish
price
disputes.
The
United
Fishermen's
Union
had
signed
a
1938
wage
agreement
Tuesday
night.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Court!
8.
D.
Johnibo
Co.t
Nickel
-
.09
'
-
'
uaiiipvwvi.vt
.
i
the
first
visit
of
Mrs.
Roosevelt
,
Blj
Missouri
,
Pend
Oreille
'
2.25
Pioneer
-
2
95
Porter
Idaho
:
.03
Premier
2.26
Reeves
McDonald
.,
41
Deno
44
Relief
Arlington
Reward
Salmon
Gold
.....
Taylor
Bridge
...
Hedley
Amalg
Premier
Border
.
Sllbak
Premier
.
Home
nomc
Gold
uou
A.
P.
Con
.'Calmont
Calmont
to
date
this
year,
a
decrease
of
j
Madsen
Rediake
48,437
cases
as
compared
with
the
Stadacona
Still
Unchanged
Campbell
River
SHU
Menaced
Although
Flames
Have
Come
No
Closer
Oils
Francoeur
Moneta
.
4
.19
1
i
.lt',2
.03
Vz
.13
.03
.05
BIG
PARTY
Spencer
Tracy
IS
COMING
Weds
at
Yuma
Important
British
Parliamentary
Group
to
Visit
Prince
Rupert
i
Next
Month
I
British
Parliamentarians
which
Is
due"
to
arrive
from
the
interior
on
August
20
by
train,
proceeding
that
evening
by
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
to
Vancouver.
The
party
is
touring
Canada
primarily
for
the
object
of
studying
the
possibilities
of
an
early
resumption
of
Empire
migration.
Heading
the
party
is
Brigadier-General
Sir
Henry
Croft,
CM.G.,
M.P.,
for
many
years
apromlnent
British
parliamentarian
who
has
especially
interested
himself
in
Im
.01'
A
1.90
(
OlVi
!
Grandvlew
033,4
Indian
;
.0158!
Quatsino
..'
-
Segur
'..
W2
OkalU
1
65
Home
Oil
.'.
1-33
Toronto
Beattle
Central
Pat
Gods
Lake
Little
Long
Lac
McKenzie
Rcdlake
Redlake
Goldshore
Pickle
Crow
155
2.50
.55
3.60
1.12
.10
4.70
1.28
,,,.
ham-1
'
"
San
san
Antonio
Anionio
-
"
wind-
tcn
m
1CS
L
21:
(CP)
-jsherritt
U3
St
July
PAU1S,
July
21-
(CP)
-
Eight
P"t,
W
VANCOUVER,
Gordon
undred'doSrs
mS
mel"'
30
O8:
tcmPcraturC'
The
eekly
canned
salmon
pack
Smelters
Oold
jD6
s
a
lo
of
-
.
.
.
.
L
swell.
nonli
..rx.rt
mnnf
rv
or
inch.
I
'
.a
n
n
.....'t,,,iitin
f
the
Department
Fisn-utolpnrt
rorkhutt
3.60
Alert
Bay
-
Overcast,
wwwru
f-f:,
nf
,
22.219
cases
9n
.
.
......
.11
hniir
ham-
enes
miuwo
--
:
.
.
;
umcuu
..
,
wind,
inreo.mia-a
!,
nritish
Columbia
salmon
pacxen.
K11cW
ai:
.
.
j
.18
.36
.64
.37
1.91
Bouscadillac
i08
j
Thompson
.....
Cadillac
.24
'
At
Dankueid
.
i-
.00
East
Malartic
.t5fc.'"1.91
Preston
E.
Dome
.90
Hutchison
Lake
!03I
Dawson
White
-n2Vj
Aldermaa
.573i
Kerr
Addison
-
1.75
CAMPBELL
RIVER,
July
21:hlOoid
2.
08
Int.
Nickel
-Ul.
52.00
(CP)-Forest
fire
conditions
re-
main
unchanged,
a
stiff
wind
dur-
Noranda
.
f.
m
tho
nicht
falling
to
push
theCons.
Smelters
61.75
flames
nearer
Campbell
River
and
Athona
.07
Vz
I"
-
.
I
f
'
Itorl,
.
.
!.
"
.7
fill
the
comox
lioubiiib
vyu.
4-
-
which
have
been
tnrc-aienca
icr,
uaroer
earner
r-.u
more
than
twenty-four
hours.
j
Rand
Malartic
.37
perial
matters.
BUILDINGS
DESTROYED
bombing
planes.
The
insurgents
have
unleashed
a
general
offensive
ln
eastern,
central
and
southern
Spain
against
the
government
lines
which
have
been
weakened
by
General
Franco's
drive
towards
Valencia.
ROAD
WORK
UNDERWAY
Mrs.
Thomas
of
Los
Angeles
Becomes
Bride
.of
Popular
Screen
Star
,
Resumed
mate
by
approximately
3,8SU,uuu
($15,403,600).
The
cost
of
invalid
and
old
age
With
rorty-two
men
at
vvui-.
u-
pensions
was
ll-ouu-uuu
it
1.800.000
OAi
nnn
($7,146,-
t
ur
.
the
vpr
and
lining
up
the
work.
The
work
at
Prudhomme
Lake
!on
the
local
road
is
Included
under
the
recently
announced
appropriation
of
$35,000
out
of
which
local
projects
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
at
Port
Simpson,
Oona
River,
Jap
Inlet,
Osland,
Dodge
Cove
and
Lewis
Island
are
also
b-Ing
taken
care
of.
Halibut
Sales
Summary
American
78,000
pounds,
and
6c
to
7.7c
and
6c.
Canadian
107,000
pounds,
7.5c
and
5c
to
6.7c
and
5c.
American
Foremost,
40,000,
and
Tilllcum,
16,000,
Cold
Storage.
7.5c
and
6c.
lonnn
fYilrt
Stnratre.
7.7c
"'"""
"''
1
and'
Cc
'
Olorla
II,
10,000,
Booth,
7.6c
and!
6c.
I
Canadian
hi
j
1
I..--.
who
arrived
on
Tuesday
from
Th
tnia
nmnnnt
nrnvlrind
dur-
Stewart.
is
putting
In
grade
stakes
mg
1937.38
for
sinking
fund
pur-
poses
was
10,280,000
($39,11,600).
Screen
Star
Is
After
Divorce
VALUE
OF
'
RAILWAYS
They
Are"
Really
Coming
Back,
Declares
C.
N.
R.
Official
.
.
,
'
...
.
'
YUMA,
Arizona,
July
21.
Spencer!
"
A
party
of
outstanding
Import-
scre'en
"
oted
ctor
and
Mrs.
.
ance
to
visit
Prince
Rupert
this
,
'
BRANTFORD.
Ont
July
21:
a
boat,
was
attacked
by
another
I
summer
will
be
a
large
group
of
tlei
here
Jast
nlghtj
leavmg
after
The
.
-
value
.
of
the
railways
as
m
the
A.
after
which
there
was
a
general
flare-up.
The
police
arrested
five
'
men.
NO
RELIEF
FOR,
MOBS
VICTORIA
Hon.
George
S.
Pearson,
minister
of
labor,
an-,
nounccd
today
no
reljef
would
be
given
unemployed
men
travelling
about
the
province
in
groups
in
tearch
of
work.
About
two
hund-
th
rprpmnnv
hv
airnlane
for
Hollv-
main
artery
oi
commerce
vi
me,
d
nation,
functioning
without
cessa-
'
tlon
day
In
and
day
out
through-
'out
the
years,
was
stressed
by
A.
nnnfTn
rrir
IrtsKlIN
III
'A
Gardiner,
assistant
general
pas-
LiLiLI
lUli
1
J
senger
traffic
manager,
Canadian
i
iriniT
National
Railways,
ln
an
address
n
PAY
VISII
delivered
before
the
Brantford
Ro-1
t
1
1
1U1
V
tary
Club
last
night.
In
developing
his
theme,
the
speaker
touched'
Accepts
Bid
of
King
George
To
Go
briefiy
upon
the
history
of
the
To
England
Shortly
railways
in
Canada
and
the
im
Junior
to
Canada
and
consequently
j
-
w
vV.ut
,
--j
-
.
her
first
visit
to
Montreal,
althbughl
Aztec
..
JU-
.07
yerely
damaged
yesterday
as
they
Lflr
AllCtralia
ticr.husband
had
been,
here
-befoje.;.V?riDuai
,
-
.
.
.
-r.
She
h.
was
.
mnrh
much
Interested
iniPrisled
in
in
snend-
spend
DentonTa.
M2
devastating
air
raids
by
Insurgent
I-
iv.n
4n.
In
(tin
i-llv
lnnklntr
along
the
great
St.
Lawrence
River,
famed
from
the
earliest
days
or
Jacques
Cartier
as
a
great
artery
of
commerce
and
one
of
the
scenic
wonders
of
the
world.
Mrs.
Roose
velt
is
no
stranger
to
Bermuda,
U
ev
fnr
the
natives,
says
Miss
,,-reels.
photographs,
press
havlnn
been
there
on
previous
oc
iirtani
t;raig,
teacner
at
me
despatches
and
English
ana
irisn
casi0ns.
ngiican
Mission
Bcnooi
at
Muuom
newspapers
relating
chiefly
to
me
fy,
who
1.
spending
the
summer'
ceptlon
of
King
George
and
rth
hrr
parent?
here,
SThe
groom
leaves
the
house
first,
one
to
the
accompaniment
of
unshot
He
is
followed
by
the
queen
Elixabeth
in
Paris.
The
pick-a-back
plane
landed
...
..
l-.Or
at
Bouchervllle
aiier
spaninn
,'Golconda
-
07
nig
mc
uaj
.
.v
w.j
.
o
n,
n.irH
Vufnr
Ihpv
sallpd
for
Ber-
Minto
V
muda
on
the
liner
Lady
Somes
of.Falrview
Atlantic
crossing
this
morning
at
j
the
Canadian
National
Steamships
Noble
Five
.09
03
Va
Many
principal
buildings
In
tlvs
business
section
of
Valencia
were
either
completely
destroyed
or
se-
Report
Surplus
Customs
and
Excise
Exceed
Estl
mate
and
Commonwealth
Comes
Out
Ahead
portant
;part
that
they
played
in
PARIS,
July
21:
(CP)
President
0DenlnEvthe
country
for
settlement;
Albert
Lebrun
of
France
today
ac-
in
creating
new
centres
of
popula-'
cepted
an
invitation
of
King
tlon
and
new
marts
of
trade
and
George'
to
visit
Great
Britain
short-
dlstribution
the
Prince
fitting
by
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
during
its
France
,a"M;
provided
a
tremendous
"Approximately
100
years
of
ra'l-
stav
here.
On
the
wav
here.
It
will
wa
experience
covers
tne
uana-
also
be
entertained
at
Prince
ml
PI
..rev
e
!or
nL
clian
span
of
this
now
firmly
en-
today-
Wearing
a
"eld
marshal'
tabllshed
servant
of
the
people"
Vanderhoof
Smithers
and
Georee
omimcrs
ana
ueorge,
vanaernooi,
columns
of
,f
thp
Kln
,w
T
,
i...jj
Ha7Pltnn
...
.
.
,
j
ne
saia,
u
muse
iiuuuicu
yeuis
infantry,
artuiery
ana
muwucu
ereat.
chances
have
taken
place
units.
Brightly
uniformed
North
'
African
Spahls
provided
a
most
"Commencing
as
an
insignificant
colorful
spectacle.
auxiliary
to
the
then,
existing
The
last
British
King
to
see
such
forms
r6f
transport,
the
railways
a
review
was
George
V
just
before
have
described
almost
a
perfect
the
opening
of
the
Great
War.
arc
at
the
zenith
0f
which
they
Thp
review
assumed
particular
touched
what
was
almost
a
sup-
significance
in
view
of
recent
de-
reme
monopoly
a
splendid
Damage
Done
to
Valencia
ciarations
0f
Anglo-French
solid-
tion
ln
the
field
of
inland
trans-;
Devastating
Insurgent
Air
arity
and
thelr
resistance
to
Ger-
port
and'
then
moved
on
to
a
Raid
Yesterday
manv's
campaign
aealnst
Czecho-
relative
decline
when
hlgh-
'
Slovakia,
SARAGOSSA.
Spain.
July
21,
way
and.
latteny,
air
transport
shared
what
had
been
their
almost
unchallenged
field.
They
are
now'
again
occupying
the
place
of
one,
if
hot
the
major,
factor
in
what
Is
the
essential
and
funda-
rnjentjjyiy-
important,,
pari
of.,
qur
eco.nQmic
macnlne.
'The
railways
have
not
stood
still.
Air
conditioning
and
streamlining
are
terms
that
within
te
last
few
years,
one
might
almost
say
months
have
come
to
express
CANBERRA.
July
21:
(CP)
Re
concretely
definite
and
productive
celpts
of
the
consolidated
revenue
progress.
Changes
have
been
ac-fund
of
the
Commonwealth
of
complished
in
the
Important
field
Australia
exceed
expenditure
iy
0f
safety.
Through
safety
practices
approximately
3,500,000
($13,895.-
and
devices
and,
equally,
the
high
000)
according
to
the
interim
development
of
'
safety
habits
on
statement
by
Commonwealth
e
the
part
of
railway
employees
Treasurer
R.
G.
Casey
for
the
fls-
the
passenger
on
the
railway
train
cal
vear
end'ng
June
30,
1938.
may
not
only
feel
safe
and
secure
This
surolus
was
mainly
due
to
but
much
safer
is
he
than
in
al-
Construction
on
Local
Highway
the
receipts
for
customs
and
excise
most
any
other
place,
as
carefully
Around
Prudhomme
Lake
Is
revenue
having
exceeded
the
estl-
compiled
statistics
prove."
Amicable
Relations
Mr.
Gardiner
pointed
out
that
.....
:
.
the
ln
mechanical
feature
changes
.03
uo'4
nf
n
Mc-
.
der
J
the
foremanship
of
R.
A.
mc-
m
.
tne
previous
..,
f
w
"
-
-
H.UU
ui
ai.
ullo
ncic
iiuu
inui
w
-
't
nZUJco
expenditure
due
In
largs
nounced
than
their
relations
with
eE"
the
public
and
labor.
As
"V""
.
r..
..inifw
nt
;7'
Pmrt.
";.
Increase
"l--"-"-'v
in
tne
v
numper
01
r
pension-
stpam
steam
transoortatioh
transportation
developed
aeveiopeu
won
the
heart
of
all
aboard
and,
Ar
'
260
-
this
.
end
,
in
,u
the
v
cin
ity
of
P
rue
m
rccdvlng
beneflts
and
to
.
..
the.
QVer
-u
cenJ
of
operalion,
M
lt
!
were
regarded
throughout
heir
CV&
homme
Lake.
There
Is
about
half
fMt
that
there
we
2
p
erlodi
clyU
I
trip
as
ambassadors
;of
goodwU
be-
WJ"
Z
..
.
Lake
is
reached.
D.
McN.
eTS.
Lowe,
ln
1937-38
aS
aga,nSt
26
the
ized
world,
to
promote
closer
com
-
,tween
Canaaa
ana
McDou:
McDougal
the
great
republic
to
the
south.
merclal
relationships
and
develop
trade.
In
the
domestic
field
it
continued
to
stimulate
national
development
by
its
pioneering
lines,
serving
both
national
and
foreign
markets,
which
in
turn
they
had
developed,
and
creating
a
new
era
in
the
relationship
between
man
agement
and
labor.
While,
as
he
pointed
out,
there
are
differences
of
views
arising
from
time
to
time,
these
are
dealt
with
under
Vclez
Will
Break
Marital
Tie
,ngly
falr
and
reasonable
condt-
With
Johnny
Weismuller,
tlons
on
each
slde
and
the
absenca
Former
Swimming
Star
of
scrious
iaDor
disputes
for
many
(years,
including
the
countless
oc
casions
when
the
two
interests
LOS
ANGELES.
July
21
-
Lupe
haye
worked
together
under
the
Velez,
Mexican
screen
stqr,
has
mn!.
,.,
rnn(iuiftn..
imnostnt?
I
filed
suit
for
divorce
against
John-
.
th
,.navoldabie
necessitv
6.5c
W
Weismuller,
former
swimming
for
mutuai
sacrifice,
proves
this."'
champion
screen.
and
Tarzan
of
the
Weather
Forecast
i
In
concluding,
the
speaker
.touched
upon
the
spirit
of
co-op-.
I
era
tlon
which
prevails
among
rail-
way
workers
in
general,
and
the
public
and
the
increasing
understanding
of
the
prolHpms
which
.
'must
arise
from
month
lo
month
Oeneral
Synopsis
Pressure
rc
lrt
the
transportation
field.
"We
mains
high
on
the
coast
and
has
have
tried
in
the
past,
as
we
are
Arctic,
14,000.
Pacific,
6.5c
and
fallen
south
of
Vancouver
Island
.
trying
in
the
present,
to
give
an
5C.
while
fine
warm
weatner
continues
,
adequate,
rirst
ciass
service
10
eii
Dovre
B.,
20,000,
and
Covenam,
20.000,
Cold
Storage,
6.7c
and
5c.
Dorreen
N.,
8,500,
Booth.
6.5c
and
5c.
Finella.
15,500,
Cold
Storage,
6.5c
arid
5c.
Relief,
16,500,
Atlin,
6.6c
and
5c
Toodle,
12,500,
Atlin,
6.5c
and
5c.
off
British
Columbia.
.sections
and
requirements
or
th
Prince
Rupert
ahd
Queen
Char-
'.country.
In
winter
cold
and
sum-lotte
Islands
Moderate
to
fresh
mer
heat,
by
night
and
day,
the
southwest
to
west
winds,
part
railways
operate
and
we
fell
con-
cloudy
and
comparatively
warm
ifident
that
we
are
worthy
of
tne
West
boast
of
Vancouver.
Islard
support
which
the
people
of
Ca-
Moderate
to
resh
northwest
to
nada
have
given
us
and
will
merit
west
'.winds,
fair
and
warm.
.that
support
In
the
future.