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T
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I
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T
.vlil
No.
103.
l;52
A
ft.
8:28
a
V
20:40
p.m
e
local
improvement
taxes
"
.
s
the
flrt
otnctal
reco-
i
re
hat
ever
been
of
the
t
-k.
'
y
the
Cltr
CoBjmlartoner'
:
Ate
construction,
together
war
main
retmemnt,
r
which
federal
knn
f'
in
vn
otnM.
-wtlil
ji
rorwtrtnllon
wttl
mm
be'
HEARING
lS
;
PROCEEDING"
Dtpctta'l
n
fas
of
Harry
nrldge'
(oti
Into
Second
Week
EA.'i
FRANCISCO.
July
17:-
Ex-C.T.-juut
John
Leech
will
re
tar-.
.,
the
wltneas
stand
tomor-
r
corning
when
the
second
wri
of
the
Harry
BrldjW
de-pc.'.a'.on.
hearing
opens
on
Angel
I:
lid
&3
the
United
States
seeks
to
drpurt
the
Wt
Coast
C.
I.
O.
elader
to
Australia
on
grounds
tha"
hi;
is
a
Communist
and
that
.!:
rnmmimiti
tvirtv
advocates
CTr
hrow
the
government.
Bi.dyes
denle
that
he
I
a
Com-fJi
and
hla
defence
Is
attending
to
prove
that
the
part
foe;
not
advocate
violent
over-tv'
w
of
the
government.
Leech
testified
last
week
that
Brlrtgrj
was
active
In
the
Com-
tnunist-
movement
and
was
elected
mrmbcr
of
the
Communist
Par-
t?
National
Central
Committee.
Tomorrow
defence
attorneys
arc
txprrtd
to
produce
an
affidavit,
igned
by
Leech,
stating
that
he
never
:aw
Bridges
at
a
Communis
tic
meeting
and
that
he
did
not
brlleve
the
labor
leader
was
s
member
of
the
party.
Leech
admitted
la-st
week
that
he
had
made
such
an
affidavit
but
ald
that
he
did
so
under
threats
from
members
of
the
party
He
Insisted
that
his
testimony
t
the
Urldgcs'
hearing
was
th
truth
and
nothing
but
the
truth.
Alaska
.Cannery
Strike
Still
On
KETCHIKAN,
July
17
With
the
ason's
fish
run
now
under
way,
the
dispute
between
southeastern
Alaska
cannery
workers
of
the
Con
Kress
on
Industrial
Organization
and
the
cannery
operators
Is
still
unsettled.
Necotlatlons
are
nt
a
standstill,
even
on-
the
basis
of
re-dured
demands
by
the
union
which
he
canncrs
have
refused
to
accept,
and
the
picket
lines
have
been
ordered
resumed.
if.
Great
TRIESTE
TO
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Court
S.
D.
lottmUxx
Oo.)
Vancouver
Dig
MiSMxirt,
.13.
-Uralorne.
II
JO.
Cariboo
Quartz.
2.10.
Dentonla,
.05
Vj.
Falrvlew.
JOS.
Oold
Belt.
.30.
Hedley
Mascot.
J2.
Mlnto.
.014.
Noble
Five.
.OlVj.
Pend
Orlelle,
1JJ.
Pioneer.
2.45.
Premier,
1.88.
Privateer,
1J4.
Reeves
McDonald,
.15.
Reno,
.4.
Relief
Arlington,
.13.
Reward,
.0114.
Balmon
Oold,
.08.
Sheep
Creek,
1.18.
1
Cariboo
Hudson,
.09
Ji.
Hedley
Amalg.,
.01.
Oils
A,
P.
Con.,
.15.
Calmont,
31.
C.
it
EL.
1.92.
Fteehold,
.02.
Home,
2.12.
Pacalta.
.05.
Royal
Canadian,
.19.
Okalta,
1.00.
Mercury,
.05.
Prulric
Royalties,
.211'.
Toronto
Aldermac,
J0',.
Brattle.
1.25.
Central
Pat..
2.45.
Cons.
Smelters,
40.50.
East
Malartlc.
2.70.
Fcniland.
.03
i.
Krancocur,
.20.
Oods
Lake,
.33.
Hardrock,
.96.
Int.
Nickel,
.48i.
Kerr
Addison,
1.87.
Little
Long
Lac.
2.75.
McLcod
Cockshutt,
1.95.
Madaen
Red
Lake,
.38.
Moneta,
1.04.
Noranda,
79.75.
Plcklp
Crow.
4.70.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.57.
San
Antonio,
1.67.
Shcrrltt
Oordon,
1.03
.Stadacona,
45.
Uchl
Oold,
1.20.
Mosher,
.11
i.
Oklcnd.
.074.
Smelters
Oold,
.03.
Dominion
Drldse,
28.75.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.32.
IIF.NLEV
ENTRIES
New
PROVINCIAL
GOVERNMENT
IS
PAYING
$40,000
NOW
ON
LOCAL
IMPROVEMENTS
fiood
Mw
Received
By
Commissioner
This
Morning-
Will
Assure
IVew
Morne
and
Hay
treck
UritiRcs
At
the
City
Hall
at
least
it
was
not
Blue
Monday
to-dav
for
on
the
cloak
of
the
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
was
a
letter
which
advised
that
the
provincial
government
was
pa
ing
a
grant
of
$10,000
on
account
of
local
improve
r?rv
taxes,
$80,000
in
which
the
city
has
been
claiming
f
r
vi
atv
and
which
claim
Premier
'
T.
D.
Pattullo
has
con
.-.
Mioported.
Even
a
far
tirk
iia
Oliver
government
the
been
endeavouring
to
col-
ir
BE
LEASED!
'.tified
and
he
Mtd
thU
hal
pa)
mart
I
at
thta
time
I
Important
Deal
Between
Germanv
1
(.
vnr
oopoftune
and
would
!
And
Italy
It
Reported
building
of
the
new
Hay
Complete
!
Morie
Creek
brtdfft
at
late
A.
L
Carta
then.
xonrrnrecnt
bridge
hiTlnt
'.
of
"r
.
in
retard
to
tbe
-unni-bridge,
nteia
for
the
are
now
betox
nrepar-
ROttE,
July
17:
Negotiations
confirmed
are
reported
to
hare
been
virtu
ally
completed
for
a
lease
of
th-Italian
port
of
Trieste-
on
the
Adriatic
Sra
by
Germany
A
railroad
will
be
built
Into
Hungary
LONDON,
July
17:
(CP)-
This
noval
Henley
Regatta,
which
will
mark
the
centenary
of
the
EnRllsh
water
classic,
lias
attract
ed
a
record
number
or
i-'J
en
tries.
TRUSTS
TO
found
by
a
French
trooper
about
a
mile
from
the
Shanhalkwan
Barracks,
where
a
Durham
Infantry
drtathment
Is
established.
A
Japanese
sponsored
Chinese
newt
pa
per,
meanwhile,
reported
that
a
Tienttln
native
"supreme
anti-Brithh
committee
had
ordered
Chinese
clerks,
constables
and
pollre
officers,
emplorrd
by
the
jpanee
blockaded
Brithh
concession's
municipal
council
to
resign
Immediately.
Chinese
refusing
to
obey
would
be
regarded
as
criminals.
SILENT
ON
DANZIO
MITNICII
Chancellor
Hitler
opened
the
German
National
Art
Exhibition
Sunday,
with
a
fifteen
minute
addre,
notable
to
a
world
watching
the
ten
Danzig
situation,
because
it
contained
no
mention
of
the
Free
City
or
any
other
political
question.
How-
I
ever,
the
question
of
Danzig,
which
Hitler
ha
promised
to
return
to
Germany,
was
still
to
the
forefront.
HESSIAN
RAIDS
IISINKING
Japanese
mllitarv
headquarters
reported
Russian
warplane.
oruji,
a
railway
poi
of
Tsltshihar.
on
Sunday
In
a
before
dawn
raid,
in
which
seven
person
were
Injured
and
two
building
destroyed.
This
is
the
third
report
wUhln
a
week
of
Soviet
raid
on
railway
centres
and
was
the
deepest
the
Soviet
airmen
have
penetrated
Into
Manchoukuo
territory
since
intermittent
fighting
started
on
the
Outer
Mongolian
border
May
11.
ARE
THESE
BANDITS?
CALOARV
William
Carter,
28,
was
arrested
last
night
after
Wil
liam
Senyk,
21,
was
shot
and
seriously
wounded
In
an
east
end
drinking
party.
Both
Carter
and
Senyk
are
from
Vancouver
and
police
said
that
several
bills
found
on
Carter
tallied
with
the
description
and
numbers
circulated
after
the
Robson
Street
branch
of
the
Dominion
Bank
of
Canada
In
Vancouver
was
held
up
last
week
and
robbed
of
$2700
by
two
armed
men.
One
of
two
loaded
guns
found
on
Carter
also
tallied
In
description
with
a
revolver
stolen
In
the
bank
robbery,
pollre
stated.
BE
BUSTED
Patent
Laws
Also
Kecommended
WASHINGTON,
DC
.
July
17.
The
national
monopoly
Investigation
committee
has
recommended
drastic
revision
and
strengthening
of
the
patent
and
anti-trust
laws
as
a
means
of
preventing
"a
tena-
5c.
CHICAGO,
July
17:
-The
House
Workers'
Organizing
urday
from
unexplained
gunthot
(Committee
National
Policy
consld
wounat
received
maay.
jomnn-on,
iihot
In
the
abdomen,
was
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BK1T1S
II
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JULY
17,
1939.
Service
To
Be
Commented
Earlv
In
August,
It
Is
Announced
OTTAWA,
July
17:
CP
Post-
ivi9v
riUA
on
Pr.
I
ma-ster
General
McLarty
an-
isldent
Roosevelt
to
mediate
the
i
iounced
Saturday
that
the
to-
dispute
between
the
union
and
th-jperial
Airways
will
inaugurate
I
Armour
and
Company
meat-pack-
rejular
trans-Atlantic
air
mall
Ber
ing
firm.
Ttce
early
in
August.
Skidegafe
Inlet
Sea
Serpent
Rears
Ten
Feet;
Makes
Noise
Like
Airplane;
Tosses
Seals
From
Skidegate
Inlet,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
comes
the
latest
sea
serpent
story.
On
several
ac-a.iions
lately
an
enormous
marine
monster
ha
been,
seen,
it
is
reported
by
fishermen
from
the
entrance
of
Skidegatej
Narrows.
It
is
described
as
looking
like
a
huge
eel
with
long
antennae
on
each
side
of
its
head
which
resembles
that
of
a
sea
lion.
The
serpent
isaid
to
have
been
seen
rearing
its
head
and
body
above
water
about
ten
feet
When
breathing
on
the
surface
it
is
said
to
make
a
noise
like
an
airplane.
The
creature,
dark
brown
in
color,
tosses
seals
into
the
air
before
eating
them,
it
is
reported
by
a
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
correspondent.
TB
LITTLE
hOPE
f
OUR
BOYS
FOR
MINERS:
AND
KETCH
Rescue
Workers
Still
Digging,
Land's
End
of
Marblehead,
3Iassa-However,
In
Kentucky
Colliery
I
thussetts.
Interesting
Yachting
1
Visitor
Here
PROVIDENCE,
Ky..
July
17:
j
Hope
faded
today
for
the
safety
of
Bound
for
a
summer
cruise
In
nine
men
traoDed
far
beneath
the
Alaska
waters
as
far
north
as
Yak-
tn
an
airugm
cnaraocr,
scaucu
,
salvage
Co.
wnere
sne
was
me
cen
by
rock
and
coal
slides
from
the
tre
of
much
admiring
interest.
deadly
gases
that
filter
through
a
trim
well
kept
vessel
with
racy
most
of
the
time
In
such
a
place.
lne,
the
Land's
End
was
built
in
They
might
have
enough
pure
air
1935
and
is
registered
out
of
Marble-
to
last
unUl
Tuesday.
Halibut
Sales
I
Summary
I
American
59500
pounds,
and
5c
to
8c
and
5.5c.
Canadian
6.5c
and
5c
to
and
5c.
American
Klncflsher.
32.000,
Royal,
Tightening
Up
Of
United
stales
and
55,
7.Cs
.head,
Mas-achussetts,
She
was
(shipped
west
and
the
four
youths
joined
her
at
Seattle
to
start
oh
'
their
Pacific
Coast
adventure.
Long
;
distance
sailing
is
nothing
new
for
them.
Indeed,
that
Is
the
way
they
'are
accustomed
to
spending
each
summer
vacation.
Last
summer
(they
travelled
half
way
up
tne
7.4!
coast
of
Labradore.
They
have
also
cruised
In
Newfoundland
waters
and
have
been
a
couple
of
times
to
7.6c
'Bermuda,
on
one
occasion
particl-I
paUng
In
the
race
of
sailing
vessels
Pearl,
11,000,
Booth.
8c
and
5.5c'
to
that
Island
In
which
the
Land's
Revtlla,
12,000,
Atlln,
7.9c
and,
End
rmisnea
sum.
5
.
The
Land's
End
Is
equipped
with
Wabash,
4,500,
Cold
Storage,
Bcja
20
h.p.
four
cylinder
Gray
gas
and
s
5r
"
I
engine
but
it
is
seldom
used
as
the
Canadian
jboys
are
out
for
sailing.
Coming
Viking
I,
14,000,
Royal,
7c
and
north
from
Seattle,
for
instance
they
used
only
six
gallons
oi
gaso-i
ency
toward
the
concentration
of
Dovre
,B..
20.000,
AUln,
7c
and
line.
They
run
both
day
and
night
'
control
of
the
economic
system
In
5c.
and
their
last
stop
before
reaching
fewer
and
fewer
business
execu-
Balsac
I,
17,000,
Pacific,
6.8c
and
Prince
Rupert
was
eunKinsop
uaj.
tives."
5c.
Johnston
Straits.
A
soutneasi
wma
The
committee,
headed
by
Sena-.
Atll,
14,500,
Booth,
6.6c
and
5c.!much
of
the
time
helped
to
speea
tor
Joseph
C.
OManoney
01
wy-
Ed.
Llpselt,
11,500,
racinc,
e.ac
them
on
tneir
way.
omlng.
said
It
Is
clear
"that
the
fin-
and
5c.
The
four
youths
aboard
the
anclal
and
other
resources
required
North
Forland,
4,000,
Booth,
6.Cc
Land's
End
are
Henry
uwmis
ana
for
economic
endeavor
are
be-,
and
5c.
'
Curtis
Reld
of
New
YorK
ana
Laury
coming
Increasingly
difficult
for
Jupiter,
8,800,
Pacific,
7.4c
and
Morgan
and
John
Barker
or
Boston.
h
ordinary
enterprises
to
obtain
5c.
.
and
that
concentration
of
econom-'
Oulvlk,
14,500,
Cold
Storage,
6.7c
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
R.
Paalen
and
le
uowcr
and
wealth
Is
accompan-imd
5c.
Miss
Eva
Sulzex
of
Paris,
France,
led
by
Increasing
unemployment
and
narrowing
markets,"
The
committee
endorsed
recom
Relief,
19,000,
Cold
Storage,
6.7c
artists
and
museum
collectors
and
5c.
!who
are
spending
the
summer
ln
Domino
II,
8.300,
Oold
Storage,
I
this
district,
arrived
ln
the
city
mendations
of
the
Department
of6.9c
and
5c
Commerce
and
the
Department
of!
Southend,
Justice
regarding
both
patent
and
7.1c
and
5c.
night
on
anti-trust
laws.
Tramp,
15,000,
.Atlln,
7c
and
5c.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
(
rican
barbarous
governments
from
carry-
surface
in
the
explosion-wrecked
.
utat
and
....
Icy
Bay
with
.
four
-
young,
.1
traffic
with
powers
at
war
and
ban
Duvln
coal
mine
out
rescue
wor-
Harvard
students
on
ooara,
one
oi
ers
dug
grimly
through
the
debris-
the
season's
Interesting
yachting
choked
passages
toward
them.
The
craft
was
In
port
Saturday
with
the
men
were
among
28
entombed
38-foot
ketch
Land's
End
of
Boston,
when
an
explosion
of
gas
and
dust
The
Land's
End
arrived
on
Satur-wrccked
the
mine
Friday
night
:da
morning
from
Seattle
and
con-Nlnetecn
bodies
have
been
found,
tlnued
north
Sunday
morning.
,
Mine
officials
said
It
was
pos-
while
here
the
38-foot
vessel
was
sible
that
th
nine
men
might
be
tied
up
at
the
floats
of
the
Armour
erants
-Recipients
Weather
Forecast
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Moderate
to
fresh
southeast
wind.?,
mostly
cloudy
and
cool
with
showers.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Anglo
-French
Bases
Bulletins
Kdf
To
Mediate
W
ATLANTIC
One
To
Be
Established
BRITISH
rillVATi:
KILLED
TIENTSIN
British
military
authorities
reported
Sunday
that
J.
W.
Tomlimon,
prirate
of
the
Durham
light
Infantry,
died
Sat
Packing
'Dispute
In
Chicago
AIR
MAIL
West
Coast;
Other
on
Aegean
Coast
Defences
of
Mediterranean
to
be
Greatly
Bolstered
up
as
Result
of
Arrangements
Which
Have
Been
Quietly
Carried
Out
PARIS,
July
17.
British
and
French
general
staffs,
taking
advantage
of
the
temporary
lull
in
European
tension,
have
quietly
arranged
for
two
powerful
r.ew
air
and
naval
bases
in
Africa
and
Asia
Minor.
One
will
be
at
Dakar,
on
the
West
Coast
of
Africa
and
the
other
at
Tches-me,
on
the
Aegean
Coast
just
west
of
Smyrna.
The
staffs
;
1
have
completed
co-ordination
of
HTrtnrP
i
m
their
West
African
land,
sea,
and
SIKSlVrS
A
I
alr
forces
around
Dakar.
African
U
Xll-Uj
i"
1
point
nearest
the
Americas,
and
Ifll
I
A
I
I
N'Pore-"
The
two
powers
have
con-JL-kV
liil
JXW
Cude1
an
agreement
with
Turkey
to
rush
construction
of
a
formidable
naval
and
air
base
at
the
tiny
Conduct
of
Japan,
Italy
and
Cer-
fishing
port
of
Tchesme
to
become
many
"Barbarous,
Indefensible
the
main
base
in
the
Eastern
Medi-and
Inhuman"
terranean
for
air
and
sea
forces
of
the
three
powers.
Tchesme
lies
at
the
extremity
of
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
July
17.
a
mountainous
peninsula
which
ex-Senator
George
W.
Norrls
of
Ne-,
tend-
fifty
miles
Into
the
sea
from
braska
has
Joined
President
Roose-
Smyrna
and
French
technicians
velt
in
his
sirwsgle
for
neutrality
Isay
that
physically
Tchesme
com-j
legislation
at
this
session
of
Con-'pares
In
trategic
and
defense
possi-
gress
with
a
statement
charging
I
bllltie
with.
Gibraltar.
-
that
the
conduct
of
Japan,
Italy
J
Simultaneously
with
the
devel-'and
Germany
Is
"barbarous,
lnde-
opment
of
that
new
base,
the
r
ilensible-and
Inhumanr-He'sald
the.
Turks,
with
BrttUh
ahd'FrThchTiJdr
,.Unlted
States
has
a
"moral
and
legal"
right
to
take
such
action
as
'would
"prohibit
or
retard
these
also
will
build
a
powerful
fortified
line
along
the
West
Coast
from
Smyrna
to
Antalya
to
face
the
Dodecanese
Islands
and
hold
off
lng
on
their
inhuman
warfare"
and
any
possible
Italian
attempt
to
land
recommended
legislation
which
troops
to
force
a
wedge
Into
Asia
would
ban
loans
to
any
belllgerant
Minor,
require
that
American
exports
to
belligerants
be
paid
for
In
cash
and
J
American
.
r
a
travel
1
on
ships
-1
I
of
U11l
belllg
niTMrv
nrtn
that
title
to
such
property
pass
be-
IjlJ
W
II
nr.
A
II
fore
leaving
this
country,
prohibit
American
ships
from
engaging
in
4
lllTnC,r1r,I
Free
Butter
For
Relief
Charged
as
"Another
Wise
Guy
"Trying
Beer
Hall
Putsch"
WEBSTER,
Mass.,
July
17:
Frit2
IKuhn,
German
-
American
.Bund
leader,
today
was
arrested
on
(drunkenness
and
profanity
charges
and
accused
of
being
"another
wise
guy
who
thought
he
could
stage
a
beer
hall
putsch."
Kuhn,
accom-
Local
relief
recipients,
like
those.,.
.
hv
r
t
A
Vn
ln
other
parts
of
the
country,.
.,..
.
.
-
th
y..
B
with
their
bi-monthly
dole
certl-
of
Agriculture.
BAD
FOREST
Serious
Northwest
Fought
By
Thous
ands
of
Men
SEATTLE,
July
17
sians
in
America,
was
released
on
flcates
at
the
ena
01
iasi
weeic.
re-$51
...
h
he
aVd
th
Count
celved
special
coupons
for
free
lm
d
to
ral5e
between
them
ln
which
is
behig
butter
dbtributedsmalI
and
chan
?
t
sIaiii
rf
rt
en
mln
e
nrfviiif
inn
!
'
which
exists
In
Canada.
With
one
pound
of
butter
bought,
It
was-7TI7
fDfiDC
oosslble
to
get
another
free,
the
P
lllr.
L,t.lJr
kj
ilmlt
for
single
men
being
one.
pound
and
for
families
three
:
4
rp
nnpnT)
i
T
The
certificates
were
redeemable
In
butter
at
the
stores
which
are
In
turn
reimbursed
at
the
banks
showery
Weather
Is,
However,
by
arrangement
of
the
Department
Delaying
Harvest
Fruits
In
(CPl-Worstj-f---
forest
fires
on
record
were
raging
over
the
week-end
ln
many
parts
of
the
Pacific
Northwest
with
thousands
of
men
engaged
ln
fighting
them.
Snowqualmle-
Pass
and
Mount
Baker
Park
in
Klam
ath
Reservation
ln
Oregon
and
ReddlAg,
California,
were
among
the
areas
affected.
Llghtnln
.
rvsrtvi
i
oTflir
rr
rn
?siiirria.v
n
i
.
wv-
-
c
,
I
the
(Ires
and
Stone
itKnn
rt.u
o
..aiiAri
aHirHflvi'startcd
some
of
Good
Shape
TERRACE.
July
17.
There
Is
a
t
fine
crop
of
hay
In
the
fields
around
L7IDL7C
D
A
"
17
!
Terrate-
Cutting
began
last
week
f
livEiO
i
A
VjUl
but
showery
weather
Is
delaying
the
I
harvesting.
The
spring
and
early
summer
Conflagrations
In
Pacific'
has
been
warm
and
showery,
there
has
been
no
hot
weather.
The
local
government
weather
observer
reports
the
highest
temperature
up
tn
rfafu
a
Id
dnrrM
onlv
A
coudI
In
May
and
June
local
gardeners
complained
of
cut
worms
which
were
more
numerous
than
usual,
resulting
ln
rescedlng
some
garden
crops,
carrots,
cabbage,
etc.
The
apple
crop
promises
to
bt
the
best
ever.
There
Is
an
absence
of
tent
caterpillar
and
the
branch
es
are
covered
with'
the
young
fruit.
fruits
aLso,
cherries
and
111
ill
111
CMlliVlt
tMltUlVIMJ
1-
1
1
.
,
the
Prince
Charles
for
some
were
believed
of
Incendiary,
plums
are
looking
exceptionally
origin.
good.