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BOSi
.
lit
1
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l
not'
"
Overflows
Banks
Tnt
57
Aii
a
result
of
tinned
hcavv
rains,
the
Charles
,innp
flow
hleh
over?
z?,:ir.i.i
banks,
flooding
Milforaj
lrr
metropolitan
sudiuds
oi
ri
.-.ipre
boats
are
being
used
IUUU
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I
-
rii.u.
nun
ivscnnnii
in
Nevada
Trains
Kunning
At
Low
Speed
LT
LAKE
CITY,
July
27.-The
,
it
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lilah
IpVpI
fin
n.
n
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.
tmhll
rK
T
inn
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I
1.1
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n
Board
Has
Made.
No
Re-
mmrndation
to
Federal
Gov
ernment
As
Yet
JTTAWIV,
July
27
we
Ic"!win"
vesterrlav"s
meeting
h
cabinet
was
not
forthcom-
!
The
nrxt
mectine
of
the
cabl-
P
civil
mt
ln
Bpalnhas
V4
have
fallen
hart
Hi
mllC5
befwo
a
fierce
:;'mp"1
offensive
from
'
0
Rlver
on
thc
north-astern
front.
N.
B.
Walton
Who
has
been
appointed
Vice-
i
Hedlcy
Amalgamated
Ask
.05
Premier
Border
01
Silbak
.Premier
,
Con
iHome
Gold
.
Grandvlew,
(CP)
Tluj
mdlan
-
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.
.
.
.
f
me
ars
urclne
that,
the
mini.
Ask
I
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beard
having
nnt
as
vet
I
ni,ini
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-
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i
W
any
recommendation,
an
an-
Haida
Goldt.-.....
03
r:emrnt.
regarding
the
mini-1
,
P
hrat
price
for
the
year!
'
niu
.
"h
tame
harl
thnnaht
mlirht
he
v
.
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P.
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&
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r..
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npxt
Tuesday
by
which
.
.
.
the
i-ti
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rillliwu
.v.uiiiiiiuiiuaiiun
may
uc
Hargal
...
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McDougall
Scguru;
n
Pr
for
tills
year
be
left
at.Meu,y
'
Prr
"nt
level
of
tniAe
others
Okalta
M.U5.
stating
that
It
be
Increased
IIomc'
011
HiUlT
UNPICKED
(Bcattlc
-
Toronto.
pWlCH,
Eiit..
Central
Patricia',.-...--.-
July
27:
(CP)-
F
PromUed
to
be
a
most
suc.'God3
Lake
'u
:
a.;on
for
East
Suffolk
Little
Long
Lac
berry
-erowers
McKenzle
Gold
Shore
,.
proved
to
be
(stron.'
mk.i.
.,
.
.
..
.
onri
t.nifo
nold
Shore
Mrs.
.wvii
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mc
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of
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crow
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TWO
PLANES
Sam
McGee,
Immortalized
In
AT
A70RFs
famous
service
roem,
rassej
(Both
Nordmer
and
Mercury
At
Ilorta
Last
Night
on
Way
Back
Across
Atlantic
I
HORTA,
Azores,
July
27:
(CP)
Tw0
transAtlantlc
planes,
return
ing
eastward
following
flights
from
Botwood,
Newfoundland.
Fourteen
Are
Under
Arrest
..
.
..
.
President
in
rhnrre
nf
nnero-
.3.
Ill
juMiv.i,
I
mnltn..
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pnvpmnf
nf
Pnortn
T?in
ti-i
o
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aim
luiwh
w
uvw
E-r
fS
oi.
j
nnH
1
IaJa
tt-ahnilte
n,n
rind
I
I
tion,
Canadian
National
Rail-
threatened
with
assassination,
two
13
r-VE
Ull"
Ulu"lu
P"
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.-.
f
1,1
r(f
Today's
Baseball
American
League
New
York.
7;
St.
Louis
5.
(Second
game
rained
out).
Philadelphia,
9;
Clleveland,
12.
(End
of
seventh
Inning.)
Washington,
4;;
Detroit.
9."
National
League
Cicinnati,
0-1;
Boston,
1-5.
Pittsburgh,
4;
Philadelphia,
2.
St.
Louis,
7;
New
York,
0.
Would
Keep
Cable
Cars
Second
Avenue
Merchants
in
Seattle
To
Take
Steps
to
Prevent
Them
From
Being
Abandoned
SEATTLE,
July
27:
Business
men
nf
Second
Avenue
are
de-
Here
Un
way
Back
to
Yukon
A
visitor
of
more
than
usual
interest
in
Prince
Rupert
today
wag
Sant
McGee
of
Great
Falls,
Montana,
immorta-
lized
by
Robert
W.
Service
as
the
inspiration
of.
the
poem
"The
Cremation
of
Sam
McGee."
Mr.
McGee
was
a
pas-
across
the
ocean,
spent
last
nlgt!seneer
aboard
the
Prince
Runerfc
P-ninir
north
for
his
first.
NorLe?;asG7nTomnSw
I
visit
to
the
Yukon
in
twenty
years.
He
left
the
north
in
and
the
imperial
Airways
Mercury
1909
but
was
back
in
the
Klondyke
for
a
visit
in
1918,
Sam
McGee,
grey,
grizzled
andj
I
getting
along
In
years,
is
still
hale
j
,ana
nearly
ana
cunifnues
actively
in
the
road
contracting
business
today
as
he
did
in
the
days
of
'98
at
Whltehorse
where
Service
wrote
about
him.
His
home
these
many,
years
has
been
at
Great
Falls.
Mon-
Policc
Busy
Following
Anti-Ouber-
tana.
and
It
Is
from
"there
that
he
natorial
Riot
in
Puerto
Rico
jnow
comes.
On
Monday
McGee
Is
going
noijh
with
Dick1
Ccrlesj
of
Prince
George.
They
are
headwaters
nf
'the.
Ltard
River.
rioting
at
Ponce
when
Monday's
about
llve
miles
beyond
the
British
I
Malor
Major
General
General
Blanton
Blanton
Wen.Oin
Wenslp.
Columbia
,,u,
v,
border,
where
.w
,
u
have
:v
in
the
interests
of
"r"
i,,.
"
l
"
'
by
Corless'
son,
Tom
Corless
of
i:
f.
1
1
mf-w
l,wtrlrf
Tfl
Be
Under
Control
RCJOAM.
JUiy
it.
muu.
il
i
r
ral
strike
m
Jerusal
em
'xay
and
many
Arabs
in
v
u::tlcd
in
the
Haifa
bomo-
y-tw:
Arab:,
and
four
Jews
pnimum
Wheat
rice
Not
Set
reai.
vycu
Known
m
uroisn
uoi-
,
".wCU
i
thr.ia-o"
,
i"'""
t,i-
Prince
George,
'.V
I
.
fuv
m
a
btpp.
murrter
Is
ehnrirert
H.v
..it
naiwiio
-
D-
.
I
uiiiutcs,
.
iaiiiut&u
-
I
career
extends
over
38
years.
He
I
-
-
-
CMCI7
IN
has
wwPfe
toportant
posts
on
!
M
A
D
ITTIMP
Lliul-i
111
j
thR
National
System
throughout
lYlillVL
1
IINVJ
PALESTINE.
vauaua.
oince
ioo
ne
nas
ocen
chief
of
transportation.
His
new
I
appointment
became
effective
July
22.
1
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesr
B.
D.
Johnlon
Co.)
Vancouver,
B.
C.
Nickel
.09
i
It
their
Jobs
in
pro-
mb
Mlssourl
2i
iU.
ycitcraays
Domo
ex-
Bralonle
950
j
-
vesctablc
market
at
.
.
i:
Ac-iUes
reportedthe
sit
t,.
,T.
.
.A-iVt
mrir
-out
the
country
was
n..
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mergency
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m
the
uritisn
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.
cr
F;u;
:e
aided
In
patrolling
e
dc;'h
of
several
more
pr
1
Oolconda
08
Noble
Five
...
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Oreille
Pioneer
hr
:
.:
the
total
to
46
dead-
Premier
.
Reeves
McDonald
Ask
Reno
-
.03
ft'
.08
.03
2.20
2.95
.03
2.30
.45
.46
I
Relief
Arlington
15
(Reward
'
033
Pi
ivy
Council
at
London
Rules
In
Favor
of
British
Columbia
Legislation
LONDON,
July
27.
The
judicial
committee
of
the
Privy
Council
today
upheld
the
validity
of
the
British,
Columbia
Natural
Pro-
j
seaplane.
diets
Marketing
Act.
It
dismissed,
i,
'anVppeal'ora
group
of
Independ-
,
dairy
men
from
a
finding
of
the
B.
C.
Court
of
Appeal,
their
lordships
declaring
that
it
was
apparent
that
the
legislation
was
confined
to
regulating
transactions
that
take
place
wholly
within
the
province.
Aid
For
Pitcairn
Islanders
Will
Be
Taylor
TttrnSzEE
.
.
Bridge
...
..
.-
iS
Sought
of
Govt.
they
IS
UPHELD
No
Election
Is
Expected
4
:i
King
States
!
OTTAWA,
July
27.
(CP)
Neither
a
fall
election
or
a
fall
session
of
parliament
may
be
expected
this
year,
Prima
Minister
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King
stated
last
night.
There
would
be
neither,
said
the
Premier,
unless
of
"some
eventuality"
which
was
not
foreseen
at
this
time.
-
Today's
Weather
(Ooternment
"lrM)
Triple
Island
Light
rain,
calm
;
inss.
sea
smooth.
Langara
Island
Overcast,
calm
barometer.
29.72;
temperature,
si,
'sea
smooth.
j
Dead
Tree
Point
Showery,
lfehll
among
the
destitute
lnnaouants
oi
light
swell.
hammer.
far-away
Pljtcalrn
island,
said
to
Alert
Bay
Overcast,
light
west
day
that
she
would
ask
Prime
erly
wind,
barometer,
30.02;
tern
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
ol
perature,
46;
light
chop.
.Great
Britain,
to
aid
the
Islanders.
Estevan
Foggy.southerly.
wind
four
miles
per
hour;
baromettr,
30.00.
Victoria
Fair,
Southwest
wlnrt
sixteen
miles
per
hour;
barometer
29.98.
mnnrtlms
the
retention
of
the
Yes-
pears
low
off
the
Queen
Charlotte
ler
Way
and
James
Street
cable
Island
and
cooler
weather
prevails
'cars,
the
abandonment
of
which
on
the
coast.
i
has
'been
suggested.
If
necessary.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-
recourse
will
be
taken
to
the
courts
'one
isianas
Moaeraie
w
iresn
Norauda
71.50
International
Nickel
50.25
Con.
Smelters
60.00
Athona
..,
i
07
i
Hardrock
.j
2.71
Barber
Larder
23
Mindy,,
-
.19
Rand
Malartlc
.40
BULLETINS
BRITISH
SHIP
SUNK
MADRID
The
British
freighter
Dellwyn
was
sunk
in
the
port
of
Gandia
by
a
seaplane
which
attacked
it
at
dawn.
There
were
JUrtW'
ruerw
iUC0'
Juv
"
heading
for
the
country
near
the
no
casualties.
The
number
nf
arrests
follnwln"
.
'
.
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McBRIDE
FOREST
FIRE
PRINCE
GEORGE.
A
huze
placer
ground.
From
Whltehorse!
forest
fire,
covering;
69,000
acres,
they
will
be
flown
Into
the
Liardi
s
burning
in
Bear
River
area
timberiand
across
the
the
Fraser
River
seven
miles
from
McBride.
TO
FLY
THIS
WAY
WASHINGTON
Permission
is
being
sought
here
for
a
German
airplane
to
cross
Alaskan
and
United
Slates
territory
in
the
course
of
an
easterly
flight
around
'
the
world.
The
route
Alaska,
Canada,
the
United
States
and
across
the
Atlantic
Ocean.
SABOTAGE
AT
EDMONTON
EDMONTON
is
being
sabotage
of
the
light
plant
of
!
NEW
YORK,
July
27:
Miss
Dor-
southeast
wind;
barometer,
29.94;
the
Alberta
legislative
buildin
'othy
'nit.,,
T
Hall
T
1
1
1
nitAAiic
Queens,
amateur
nmntenr
mrlln
radio
t
Am.nnt,,A
52;
sea
,ni
smooth.
cmnnlh
o
i
:
i
.
i
i
t.
i
1.90
temperature,
rcss
oi
operator
who
has
kept
the
Bull
Harbof
Overcast,
calm;
ba-(
.
0ii4
world,
lniormea
aoout
conaiuon
rometer.
29.98;
temperaiure,
a,
Sand
is
declared
to
have
been
thrown
into
the
generators
and
armatures
smashed
with
a
slcdgr
HEPBURN
IN
YUKON
DAWSON
Premier
Mitchell
Hepburn
of
Ontario,
in
the
course
of
his
aerial
tour
of
the
northwest,
has
arrived
from
Ak
lavik.
From
the
Yukon,
the
party
vtll
proceed
to
Juneau
and
thence
to
Vancouver
enroute
Vancouver
Clear,
easterly
wind,
home
across
Canada,
four
mlles
pcr
hourl
barometer
"
29.96."
Prince
George
Cloudy,
southerlj
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
29.84.
Terrace
Clear,
calm;
temperature,
72.
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
66.
Alice
Arm
Part
cloudy,
calm,
62.
Anyox
Part
cloudy,
cajm,
57.
Stewart
Part
cloudy,
calm,
60.
Hazelton
Celar,
calm,
65.
Smithers
Clear,
calm,
smoky,
63.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm,
62.
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
Pressure
ap
DAVIS
CUP
PLAY
MONTREAL
Canada
and
Japan
arc
ready
to
start
zone
play
here
for
the
Davis
Cup
'
Interior
Drought
Getting
Serious
I
JUDGE
RYAN
DIES
LOS
ANGELES
Judge
Joseph
J.
Ryan,
pioneer
member
of
tru
Manitoba
bench,
who
held
a
seat
in.
Parliament
at
Ottawa,,
.fox
Manitoba
immediately
after
it
joined
Confederation,
died
here
yesterday.
He
was
ninety-six
years
of
age.
TO
CONTEST
ELECTION
EDMONTON
The
Alberta
Cooperative
Commonwealth
Federation,
in
convention
here,
decided
to
contest
the
next
provincial
election.
The
intention
is
to
nominate
candidates
in
all
rid
Kitwanga
Is
Hard
Hit
by
Scarcity
Of
Moisture
Fresh
southwest
to
west
winds,
,
Monday
was
95
In
the
shade
cloudy
and
cool'wlth
mist
or
llghj
rain.
Fire
Menace
Nearly
Over
I
COURTENAY,
July
27.
Five
logging
and
fishing
towns
threatened
by
a
fire
which
has
been
consuming
British
Columbia's
forest
timber
for
several
days
were
considered
out
of
danger
today.
Forestry
officials
said
that,
if
present
favorable
conditions
continued,
the
1,600
men
fighting
the
fire
would
be
able
to
control
it.
Jew
Baiting
In
Italy
Unpopular
Favor
in
Rome
ROME.
July
27:
(CP)
Despite
propaganda
In
the
press
In
Its
favor,
the
proposed
anti-Jewish
policy
appears
to
be
meeting
with
little
sunnnrt
amone
the
Italian
Corrigan
Turns
instituted
S-SrSS
into
alleged
Down
Offer
Of
$1000
Per
Week
IONDON.
July
27:
Douglas
Corrigan,
transAtlantlc
flier
turned
'LEAPS
TO
,
public.
The
reaction
of
the
public
1remier
will
probably
have
some
bearing
on
what
the
Fascist
Grand
Council
does
about
It
when
it
meets
in
October.
WEATHER
i
TOO
HOT
HIS
DEATH
Thousands
Witness
Seventeen
C....
Kl..n.
t
Man,
Vnrlr
Street
NEW
YORK,
July
27:
(CP)
.
After
perching
on
a
seventeenth-
storey
delge
of
the
Gotham
Hotel
for
nearly
eleven
hours
following
a
quarrel
with
his
sister,
John
Ward,
aged
26,
fulfilled
a
threat
late
last
night
and
leaped
to
ln-
stant
death
in
the
street
below
before
a
horrified
crowd
estimated
at
35,000
persons.
He
had
refused
to
abandon
his
rash
plan
and
there
was
np
means
of
preventing
him
from
carrying
it
out.
Police
had
spread
nets
below
in
the
hope
of
catching
him
but
Ward
eluded
Ithem
in
his
leap.
Efforts
to
dissuade
Ward
or
to
discover
a
means
to
take
him
off
the
ledge
were
fa-
tile.
Reaction
Towards
Anti
-
Hebrew
Ward
came
from
Chicago.
GOV'T
IS
SUSTAINED
Chamberlain's
Foreign
Policy
Once
More
Endorsed
By
British
Parliament
LONDON,
July
27:
(CP)
The
National
government
was
once
again
upheld
on
its
forelfyi
pol'cy
In
Parliament
last
night
on
a
division
of
275
to
128.
In
the
course
of
speaking
on
foreign
matters,
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
stated
that
Vis
count
Runclman
would
leave
im-Condltions
not
So
Good
For
Grain
mediately
for
Praha
to
Investigate
Crop
Now
Rust
Beginning
anc
mediate
In
the
dispute
be-(
To
Show
Up
tween
the
Czechoslovaklan
govern-
.
X-
v
.
ment-nd.
the
Sudeten.
Gennaitl
OTTAWA,
July
27.
(CP)
The
minority.
Very
warm
Weather
of
the
past
Week
or
so
had
retarded
late
grow-i
th
of
grain
on
the
prairies
as
well
'
as
filling
out
although
it
has
speeded
up
the
general
progress
of
the
crop,
according
to
a
federal
crop
report
yesterday.
Rust
will
be
the
SURRENDER
IS
DENIED
next
problem,
trace
of
the
disease
chinesc
DecIare
That
They
Have
having
already
made
Its
appearance
Not
Yet
Evacuated
Citv
in
some
sections.
ed.
of
.Kiukiang
SHANGHAI,
July
27.
Although
admitting
that
It
Is
seriously
threat-ened
by
the
Japanese
advance
up
the
Yangtse
River,
the
Chinese
last
night
denied
that
Klukiang
had
completely
fallen.
Stubborn
resistance
to
the
advance
was
being
maintained,
the
defenders
assert
Japanese
offensive
today
forced
down
an
offer
t0
become
a
circus
nnlna.s
..Ood
of
vvar"
battalion.
performer
at
one
thousand
dollars
whlch
nad
5WOrn
rather
to
dje
a
week
today
because
"I
am
not
a
than
to
treat,
to
withdraw
up
member
of
a
crazy
gang
no
mat-
river
Cnlnese
authorities
asserted
ler
what
some
people
may
think
of
that
the
..Qod
of
War
battalion
my
flight."
retreated
for
starteglc
purposes
"I
haven't
any
money,"
he
said
and
that
the
llon.hearted
defend-"but
to
make
any
I'll
stick
ln
avl-
ers
nad
sufrcred
few
losses.
Blttflr
atlon
which
Is
my
Job
and
I'll
take
ngntlng
occurred
near
Klukiang
the
best
offer
I
can
get
ln
that.'
and
Japanese
admitted
severe
ENTIRE
TOWN
i
UNDERWATER
Two
Hundred
Tcrsons
Rescued
I
From
New
Mexico
Flood
boats,
had
removed
over
two
hundred
persons
from
isolated
com-
munltles
last
night.
County
Judge
J.
C.
Abney,
who
headed
the
relief
KITWANOA,
July
27:
Drought
Vty,
said,
apparently,
there
had
i
nir
n
serinns
nature'
with
little
been
no
casualties
although
the
'rain
for
the
past
three
months.
1
entire
town
was
i
unOr
water.
Hay
crops
are
very
light
and
pot
.1
atoes
are
given
up.
Root
crops
ate
n
I
f
ntnlQ
Hiroc
falling
and,
to
keep
flowers
show-'
VCtlllUIllla
1
II
CO
lng
regular
watering
has
to
be
done.
Forest
fires
arc
raging
round
Near
Controlled
Francocur
.
.
,
agalnst
abandonment
of
.southwest
winds,
cloudy
and
cooliabout
and
smoke
and
falling
ashes
L97
w
"
J
Cn"ar
mnrtarratinn
lo"s
in
Moneta
Porcupine
,wlth
a
few
scattered
showers.
'are
causing,
much,
apprehension.
0n,y
J;v?
,
1
State
Mill
Out
of
Ha
Bouscadlllac
I
f"
J
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island,
femi)erhture','at','Kltwanga
on
.22
.72
I.ONDON,
July
27:
(CP)
A
duck
two
large
forest
fires
remained
and
her
family
of
five
from
St,
but
of
control
today
ln
California
LONDON.
July
27:
(CP)
The
Jame's
Park
recently
put
Bucking.
Scores
of
smaller
blazes
kept
an
price
of
bar
gold
was
off
lc
on
i
ham
Palace
sentries
off
their
bent
army
of
fighters
stlll
ln
the
field
the
London
metal
market
yester-'and
held
up
traffic.
Only
four
to
prevent
possible
spreading
and
day,
closing
at
$34.83.
Copper
and
ducklings
returned,
one
being
killed
to
watch
for
new
fires
In
the
dry
zinc
were
steady
and
lead
was
up.,
in
the
traffic.
mountain
areas.
.
'
losses.
Summary
American
45,500
pounds,
and
6c
and
7.8c
and
6c.
Canadian
15,000
pounds,
SAN
SABA.
N.
M..
Julv
27:
iana
5C.
Rescue
.
workers,
using
a
dozen
Halibut
Sales
7.5C
7.2c-
American
Excel,
23,000,
Cold
Storage,
7.5c
land
6c.
Condor,
11,000,
Pacific,
7.Sc
and
6c.
Sirlus,
11,500,
Pacific,
7.8c
and
6c.
Canadian
Embla,
15,000,
Cold
Storage,
.7.2's
and
5c.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
SLIDES
WINNIPEG,
July
27:
(CP)
Reacting
to
weak
buying
in
Liverpool
and
favorable
crop
reports,
Jul?
Golden
wheat
slid
the
limit
of
five
cents
Hand
lyestcrdav
to
94TrC
ner
bushel.
SAN
FRANCISCO,
July
27:-Only
UNUSUAL
EVIDENCE
LONDON,
July
27:
(CP)
Description
of
an
accident
as
reflected
in
a
window
was
the
only
evidence
at
the
inquest
Into
the
death
of
a
cyclist
who
pedalled
Into
the
curb
and,
fell.
Verdict
was
accidental
death.
1
it.
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
She
prince
Rupert
Fine
rain,
calm,
High
7:40
ajn.
15.1
ft.
barcnetir
29.90
(falling);
temperature
19:58
p.m.
18.6
ft.
54,
sea
smooth.
Low
1:27
a.m.
6.6
ft.
13:
:11
pjn.
8.0
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUftffilA'S
NEWSPAPER
No.
17
XXVII
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
27,
1938
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