-
.
i
I
I
I
I
A
UN
I
I
J
A
-
AT
DANZIG
fforti
Mm
Made
to
Bring
About
ffUltlon
01
,"an
.tmnary
preparations
at
Free
City
July
5
-
DrttUh
and
nimenU
have
decided
VA
through,
thf
League
fir
-
?o
bring
preMurc
de-f
.A
t
r-r
the
demobilization
a,.f
the
cessation
of
Nazi
;
it
preparations
(at
Uie
Free
ts
r
government
yesterday
j
rd
;
'!
verbal
protest
to
e
Kr
Ser.a'e
at
Danzig.
i
ack
Dempsey
i
:
5
improving
...
.
.
.
I
fill!
wer
Vonas
i.nampion
aiu
Ctltini
Better
After
Operation
a
SEW
YORK
June
5
CP
Con-
r
vrment
Is
reported
In
ti
of
Jck
IVmotcy.
t.r
w
!d
haywltht
boxln
I
1
-
f
:iotn
his
ooerallon
r
ag-i
for
aeuie
append!-
I
OTHING
I
TO
FEAR
Ibiv
nth
.Mar
Look
f
orward
i.u
Oafidente.
President's
Soa
"AN
F
"AN
ISOC.
July
5
James
rtrif!'
son
of
the
PresWent.
said
A!'
'
a
i
youth
has
mthu
...
tfftlnmDtthe
4
'
,eacr
.'
f.
:
t
w.tn
U
ver
osUon's
yl.
'
'It-
1
a
laneheon'
n-
National
Fditlon
nent'on.
"The
beat
i
3
emphartie
Ute
w
haVt
and
wht-h
"
-
up
If
we
ad-
--r
system
of
govern-
WEATHER
FIGURES
f
till
More
Rain
and
Less
Sunshine
In
Trlnre
Itupert
This
Year
Than
Last
Sur-V.ne
at
Prince
Rupert
fotand
55c
ht
Tlr
1011
I.
tat
hm
LntailpH!
"
""v
4:
...
1
I
-r-
.
.
,
.IIV
...
'"'2.1
Ktrt
y
;i
the
first
six
months
oil9"
r
ta.-,
amounted
to
53.65
Inches
8
1
5c
pcna:nc
prr.od
last
year,
sun-
1
...
June
this
year,
amounting
o
Z2
hours,
compared
with
120.5
5e
hH!"!
In
fun.
IftlO
siihll
fhA
nrf.
.a
ult
1V9
sasv
as
r-'V..,n
this
June
was
3
91
Inches
l
f
spared
with
3.75
Inches
In
nt
t833,
Dt's-
of
the
weather
summary
fr
June
this
year,
as
supplied
b
8
J
Mcilor.
Dlgby
Island,
Donv
!a
meteorologist,
were
as
fol-
Hlghrjt
barometer
reading
at
level,
30.304
on
June
9.
Lowe-it
barometer
rendlni
at
S?tt
kit).
J9.567
on
Jnni.
15
Maximum
lemnrrntnre.
64
on
ne
2
and
11.
,
Minimum
trmnernture.
38
on!
June
9.
.
!
M?an
temperature,
52.1.
Total
precipitation,
3.91
Inches.
Sunshine
122
hours,
Maximum
wind
velocity.
28
miles
hour
southeast.
June
20.
Customs-Excise
Revenue
I.nwr
1L
Customs
and
excise
revenue
at
J"e
Port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
'"t
six
months
of
1939
has
amounted
to
i4!).207fl5
ns
eom-
Parfcl
with
$89,601.62
In
the
cor-Pondlng
pcrlcxl
last
year.
Tlio
""pcuons
for
June,
totnlllng
$10.-
,
Refugees
Coming
To
Mexico
Several
Thoutand
are
F.spected
to
be
Settled
In
Lower
California
MEXICO
CITY.
July
5:
(CPl-Former
President
Juan
Negrln
of
Spain
says
that
several
thousand
Spanish
refugees
will
be
settled
In
Lower
California.
was
OUTPUT
OF
'new
In
sj
f
m
v
rifl
ai
lgi
IYI
I
N
h
S
I
Irr
lTllllJLilJ
JL
1
M
,
;
roaociion
mis
i-ear
iower
nai'l
Dividends
Show
Increase
and
VICTORIA.
July
5:
Mineral
production
for
the
first
halt
of
tions
1939
In
B.
C.
Is
valued
at
Wl.-,be
OMJJ07,
a
decrease
of
$2,239.(73
oi
71
percent
from
the
correspond
was
and
lng
period
last
year.
Copper
shows
12.1
percent
Increase
this
year
coal
a
5
J
percent
Increase,
miscellaneous
materials
a
7.1
percent
Increase
and
lode
gold
a
22
per
cent
increase
but
silver
is
oft
139
percent,
zinc
off
2S.2
percent
lead
off
17
J
percent,
placer
off
OCc
percent
and
structural
materials
off
2.4
percent.
Dividends
paid
In
1939
up
to
an1
Including
June
have
totalled
$2.
I78J33
as
compared
with
$1,847,
Ne
in
vne
same
prnoa
issv
year
Companies
declaring
and
paying
dividends
during
the
first
six
months
of
1939
Include
Bralorne.
lh
corrcspomil,K
month
Jast'year.pcrmancntly
on
the
Adelaide
1
h
f
M
I
Tomorrow
s
zdes
Weather
Forecast
3:40
a.in.
JA
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char
h
lotte
Islands
Moderate
to
.
fresh
10:13
am
Y&$&.
southeast
t0
south
winds,
cloud;
22:38
p.m.
f
and
moderately
warm
with
occasional
showers.
X
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
m
at
r
m
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
5,
1939.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Cariboo
Hold
Quarts.
Hedlev
Mai-
cot.
Island
Mountain.
Kootenay
lutl
Pionwr
Prirateer.
Reno
Sheep
Creek.
Bllbak
Premier
ana
r"nl:'T
Consolidated,
I
-..Halibut
Sales
Summary
American-150301
pounds.
13:
and
SSc
to
7.6c
and
Sic.
,
Canadian--
64
000
pounds,
63c
nd
5c
to
6c
and
5c.
American
Vkutat.
39.000.
Royal,
73c
and
.e.
Sentinel.
25,000,
Cold
Storage
73c
and
53c.
Summit,
17,000.
Booth,
7.6c
and
53c.
Pershing
10,000.
Royal.
73c
and'pl
against
Japan
was
revealed
t,i
.In
the
House
of
Commons
when,
53c
Blanco,
18,000,
Royal,
7.6c
and
53c
Ooney.
17.0W
Cold,
8torage.
7
5c-
'
and
53c
Washington.
12,000,
Booth,
7.6c
i
I
and
53c.
Valero.
12300.
Cold!
8torage.
7.4c
Japan
may
result,
ai
present
ja-Canadian
'panese
goods
have
been
dlstlngulsh-
11300,
Atlln,
6.7c
and
able
onjy
by
the
word
"foreign"
and
'their
exac(
origin
could
not
be
I,
17,000,
Cold
Storage,
learned
at
a
glance.
T,HI
-
,na
x.
Nornen,
12.000,
Booth,
68c
and
Thrasher.
6,000,
Atlln,
6.7c
and
Domino
II,
11300,
Cold
Storage.
.
j
"c.
.
Pacific.
6.6c
Neptune
I,
6,000,
and
5c.
VICTORY
CLAIMED
:
Japanese
Say
They
are
Getting
,
Best
of
Russians
in
rignuns
oh
Mongollan-Manchouokuan
Frontier
Tntcvn
Julv
s
Rrnorts
from
I
Japanese
quarters
today
are
to
the,
effect
that
53
more
Soviet
planes
have
been
brought
down
oy
,
Jananese
In
air
comDai
over
the
i
stntmnllnn
.
KfanrhuokuoamSlx
Persons
on
7"",u,
frontier.
Th
The
Jnnanese
Japanese
also
auso
claim
claim!
to
have
Inflicted
heavy
casualties!
.
1
-
I
ttA
flnVititltr
!
Oil
tnC
HUSSinna
111
Btuuiiu
..j
.
h.
Donald
Mcura
no.
,
prlnppss
Norah.
nas
iaKcn
over
"""-j
t
ih
.tonmer
as
chief
engineer
v
asv
I
Another
new
Princess
Aaeiaioc
officer
of
the
princcw
auciuu
,
Purser
W.
E.
H.
Goason.
T:l
McCrnltd
and
Mr.
J"'
PARIS
IS
HOPEFUL
Looks
for
Speedy
Agreement
Be-tsreen
Britain,
France
and
Russia
PARIS,
July
5.
8peedy
agreement
by
Soviet
Russia
to
Join
the
democracies
"antl-agression"
front
forecast
by
authoritative
sources
today
after
receipt
here
and
London
of
Moscow's
reply
to
the
British
and
French
orooosals.
Tnre
was
optimism
here
despite
lLondon
reported
that
a
grave
ob-
stacle
to
the
conclusion
of
a
Brl-
Uh-8oviet
Alliance
bringing
Rus-
Intn
th
European
security
front
had
arisen
after
Britain
pro-
posed
to
Include
the
Netherlands
Switzerland
in
the
list
of
na
whcwe
Independence
would
utrante1
by
the
big
powers.
Soviet
representatives
satd
Russia
unwilling
to
in-lude
the
Dutch1
8wlss
ax
well
as
Poland
andl
Turkey
entering
a
full
fledged!
asreement
as
they
have
done
or
are
scheduled
to
do
with
Britain
and
France
QUESTION
OF
TYROL
Collation
Be
ported
Under
War
Between
Germany
and
Italy
ROME.
July
5:
Officials
con-that
firmed
today
negotiation
u"uc
-"
lve
the
Oerman
majority
ques-
'
''
ern
Italy.
An
estimated
2.mj.iwu
Oermans
were
Included
In
Italy's
frontier
when
the
Tyrol
area
was
.taken
from
Austria
after
the
world
war.
i
SANCTIONS
ON
JAPAN
Popular
Boycott
of
Nipponese
Goods
in
Britain
Expected
LONDON.
July
5.-The
first
In
duration
that
sanctions
may
be
ap-'
Oliver
Stanley,
president
of
the'
Board
of
Trade,
announced
that
the
government
has
decelded
that
Im-
ported
goods
must
bear
the
name
of
the
country
of
origin
Instead
of
merely
the
word
"foreign."
It
Is
believed
a
popular
boycott
against
MOBILIZING
OF
WORKERS
Part
of
Plan
to
Intensify
Nipponese
Campaign
Against
China
TOKYO,
July
5.
The
Japanese
cabinet
Is
recruiting
1.100,000
laborers
who
will
be
used
as
mun-
T...
I
-.1
l
.......
.-It
1
ti-nrU..
Ilions
ana
Oilier
ihuusmwi
;
The
mobilization
Is
seen
as
an
In-1
tenstflcatlon
of
the
campaign;
againsi
unina,
mniiuaiiiiiis
-
tlon's
military
preparedness.
Missing
People
T
In
Qofply
1
Uril
Up
UdlClJT
teen
Island
and
Vancouver
Were
Fog
and
Storm
Bound
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
July
5:
irnTiip
nrovmciai
ponce
reporv-1
-'-
lhftt
.,X
Dcrsons
who
------
.
had
been
missing
.
Monday
i
pleasure
crau
oeiwec-n
ncre
and
MI,"
ivpr
lsllind
had
rcnched
the
.
,and
sftfcly
a,ter
(og
and
bad
.
lher
liad
delayed
them
for
hours
on
an
Island
in
the
Gulf,
Bulletins
ASSISTANT
POSTMASTER
Russell
Seherk
of
the
Railway
Mall
Service
has
been
appointed
assistant
postmaster
at
Prince
Rupert,
it
is
announced.
BLOCKADE
TIGHTENED
TIENTSIN
Japanese
soldiers
today
tightened
the
blockade
of
British
and
French
concessions,
accentuating
food
shortage,
par-ticalarly
milk.
French
area
markets,
usually
supplied
with
vegetables
heretofore,
are
empty.
.MANIAC
IS
SUSPECTED
VANCOUVER
Police
today
believed
that
a
"mentally
deranged"
person
was
responsible
for
three
blasts
in
the
East
End
district
since
Sunday
night.
Police
Chief
Foster
said
he
did
not
of
think
they
were
acts
of
wanton
destruction
but
rather
"some
mentally
derancrd
person
who
in
likes
to
hear
a
band."
The
third
explosion
occurred
in
an
unused
brass
foundry
Monday
night
but
was
not
located
until
last
night
Ibcre
was
little
damage.
Sunday
night
a
garage
was
wrecked
and
a
sewer
ripped
cpen
by
what
Criminologist
J.
F.
C.
B.
Vance
said
could
be
nly
explosive,
ap
parhtly'dyhamlte!.
FLOOD
VICTIMS
MOREHEAD,
Kentucky
W.
Crutcher,
postmaster,
said
at
least
foriy-six
persons
were
drowned
in
a
flash
flood
which
inundated
this
Kentucky
mountain
town
befoie
dawn.
Eleven
h4i
hare
been
recovered.
Crutcher
said
It
houses
were
wash
id
away
as
a
cloudburst-swu
ten
creek
roared
out
of
its
hanks.
.
r
-TODAY'S
STOCKS."-
UO.
Vancouver
B.g
Missouri,
.10.
Bralorne,
1135.
Cariboo
Oold
Quartz,
2.05.
Dentonla,
.02Vi.
Falrview.
.03.
J
Oold
Belt,
21.
Hedley
Mascot,
.75.
Mlnto,
.01.
Noble
Five.
.OlVi-Pacific
Nickel,
.15.
i
Pend
Orlelle.
L25.
Pioneer,
2.40.
Premier,
1.78.
Privateer.
159.
Reeves
McDonald,
.18.
Reno,
.45.
Relief
Arlington,
.12Vi.;
Salmon
Oold,
.09.
.
Sheep
Creek,
1.13.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.09.
Hedley
Amalg.,
.01.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.14.
C.
U
E.,
1.90.
Freehold,
.02T8.
Home,
2.20.
Royal
Can.,
.18j.
Okalta,
1.00.
Mercury,
.06.
Prairie
Royalties,
2lijH-
Pacalta,
.05.
...
Toronto.
Aldermac,
32.
Beattle,
1.21.
Central
Patricia,
2.45;
v
Con.
Smelters,
39.00.
';
East
Malarttc,
2.50.
i!
Fernland,
.02.
;
,
Francoeur,
.20.
Oods
Lake,
.33.
Hardrock,
.96.
Inter'l
Nickel,
46.50.
Kerr
Addison,
1.85.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.80.
McLcod
Cockshutt,
1.95.
Madsen
Red
Lake.
.36.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
121.
Moneta,
1.05.
Noranda,
77.75.
Pickle
Crow.
4.60.
:
:
'
,
Preston
E.
Dome,
.149
San
Antonio,
1.65.
Sherrltt
Oordon,
.95.
.
Stadacona,
1.33.
Bouscadlllac,
.04.
Moshcr,
.13.
Oklendi
.07-Smelters:
Ooldj
'.03
VS.
Doni.
Bridge,
2630.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
WINNIPEO,
July
5:
(CPJWheat
futurM
were
down
7j,c
to
,t;c
on
the
Winnipeg
market
with
July
.closing
at
58!i,c.
MAY
HELP
EMBARGO
Local
Co-Operative
Raises
Question
at
Union
Session
In
Regina
REOINA,
July
5:
(CP)
The
concluding
session
of
the
Co-operative
Union
of
Canada
here
decided
to
ask
all
affiliated
co-operative
or
ganizations
to
work
with
other
organizations
in
an
effort
to
combat
and
suppress
fascist
propaganda
and
fascist
organizations
throughout
Canada.
Apparently
because
the
Union
had
asked
co-operatives
to
abstain
from
political
and
sectarian
activity,
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
wrote
asking
whether
the
co-operative
should
deal
with
trade
helpful
to
Japan
in
its
"war
agression."
The
coneress
en-!
dorsed
the
proposal
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Co-operative
to
participate
an
embargo
council.
ENGINEER
APPOINTED
.
.
...
.
.
K.
Meston
is
Named
oy
uriusn
Columbia
Public
Utilities
i
Commission
I
VICTORIA,
July
5:
CP
Dr.
W.I
A.
Carrothers.
chairman
of
the
Bri-
tlsh
Columbia
Public
Utilities
Com-1
mijon
mission,
innmnm
announces
th
the
annoint-1
appoint
ment
of
S.
R.
Weston
as
chairman
of
the
commission.
Mr.
Weston
was
formerly
chief
engineer
of
a
similar
commission
in
New
Brunskick
ROOSEVELT
IS
WORRIED
HYDE
PARK,
July
5.-President
Roosevelt,
Increasingly
concerned
over
a
possible
war
In
Europe,
believes
that
the
House
of
Representatives,
In
refusing
to
lift
the
arms
embargo,
has
alternately
strengthened
the
hand
of
the
dictator
Countries.
The
President's
concern
over
international
developments
both
at
home
and
abroad
was
unmistak-
able.
Sources
In
Europe,
it
was
learned,
confirmed
the
belief
that
Germany
and
Italy
viewed
the
ac
tion
on
the
neutrality
law
with
alarm.
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
Pressure
con
tlnues
high
southwest
of
Vancou
er
Island
and
a
moderate
depres
slon
appears
to
be
centred
over
the
Gulf
of
Alaska.
Showery
cool
weather
has
been
general
over
British
Columbia.
I
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Moderate
southeast
wind,
shift-1
lng
to
south,
becoming
fresh
at;
.
.
.
.
.
1
night.
Partly
cloudy
ana
Deconyng
warmer.
Halibut
Prices
Are
Holding
Up
I
I
1
Desolte
pressure
of
heavy
land
i
Mngs
which
since
last
Friday
havs
totalled
819,000
pounds,
halibut
prices
continue
to
hold
up
satis-j
Ifactorlly..
Bids
for
American
flsh;
have
not
dropped
below
7c
and
5.5c
while
Canadian
prices
are
above
6c
and
5c.
Since
Friday
American
landings
totalled
544,001
pounds
and
Canadian
264300
pounds.
Landings
and
price
ranges
for
,
.Mtni,
tvenmj
up
stnes
i
ai
,
the
past
four
market
days
have
'
Games
i
been
as
follows:
Friday
American,
93,000
pound
J.
The
concluding
game.,
of
the
7.6c
and
5.5c
to
7.8c
and
53c;
Ca-
Ketchlkan-Prlnce
Rupert
baseball
nadlan,
103,000
pounds,
6.3c
and
series
at
Ketchikan
yesterday
re-5c
to
7c
and
5c.
suited
in
a
5
to
2
victory
for
Ketchl-
Mondav
American.
190,500
pounds,
7.3c
and
5.5c
to
7.9c
and
the
entire
series
of
six
games.
Ket-5.5c:
Canadian,
32,500
pounds.
6.0c
chlkan
won
two
or
the
three
games
and
5c
to
7.3c
and
5c.
'in
Prince
Rupert
while
Prince
Ru-
Tuesday
American,
110300
pounds,
7.4c
and
5.5c
to
7.7c
anu
5.5c:
Canadian,
60.000
poundsgc
and
5c
to
6.8c
and
5c.
Wednesday
American,
.
150303
pounds,
7.3c
and
and
5.5c
5.5c
to
to
7.6c
7.6c
and
and
53c;
Canadian.
64.000
pounds,
6.3c
and
5c
to
6.8c
and
5c.
'Col
-
Lindbergh
JU
OCcUlie
Y151L
!
Famous
American
Flier
is
Making!
Insoection
of
Northwest
Air
.
Bases
J
SEATTLE.
Julv
5.
In
the
coursfc'
w
of
a
tour
of
Insoection
of
Pacific
Northwest
air
bases.
Col.
Charles
A.
Lindbergh
landed
la
SeatUe
lastiU5
dcath
toU
tot
the
nation
had
night
after
a
two-hour
flight
from
Medford,
Oregon.
He
had
started
jut
from
Sunnyvale.
California.
HOW
BODY
WAS
FOUNDi
(further
rarticuiars
of
Tragedy
timcn
tieiei
constable
I'rescott
Staff
Sergeant
geani
Ernest
untsi
Gammon,
uammon,
provincial
police,
returned
the
.
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
.Morning
after
an
absence
of
two
eek
during
which
he
led
the.
iearch
over
Princess
Royal
Island!
tor
Constable
Clifford
Prescott,
who
I
-fl
loit
btwfn
Rurf
Tnlpt
aiir!
-
"
jumiiiie
ana
wnose
oaay
in
j
urea
.
...
J
na.
H
J
V.V..VM
.1.1'
Rstiirrtav
.
.
Staff
RrMnt
P.im.
j
-a
.
mon
accompanied
the
body
from'
3utedfe
?
Ocean
Falls
where
an
"
U
c'
"f
J.h"
-iances
of
ue
tragedy
had
been
.ntlrely
accidental.
Speaking
this
morning.
Staff
3ergeant
Gammon
said
that
Pres--Ott
had.
quite
evidently,
met
in
fant
death
in
a
tall
down
the
sheer
,de
of
a
c
iff.
Skull
was
badly
actured.
arms
and
lees
werel
:roken
and
it
was
apparent
there
ad
also
been
other
extensive
injuries.
The
body
was
found
about
hllfa
e-Viteep'SIpeoI
the
shore
of
Butedale
Lake
at
a
'point
near
which
searchers
had
passed
several
times
before
in
the
aourse
of
their
quest.
The
remains
were
taken
to
the
lake
shore,
plac
ed
in
a
boat
to
the
Butedale
trail,
packed
out
to
Butedale
and
then
taken
on
to
Ocean
Falls
In
the
po
-
nee
ooai
tMAK
.
Staff
Sergeant
Gammon
believes
Prescott
must
have
ammuiru
the
cliff
at
night.
Accompanied
by
the
brother.
Claude
Prescott.
who
had
come
north
before
the
body
was
found,
the
remains
were
taken
on
to
Victoria
for
burial.
A
widow
and
four
small
children
reside
in
Victoria.
I0HN
MIZE
HITS
HARD!
poled
Out
Two
Home
Runs
In
Na
tioml
League
Baseball
Game
CHICAGO.
July
5:
(CP
l
Two
home
runs
by
First
Baseman
Johnny
MI
contributed
largely
to
the
5
to
3
defeat
by
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
of
the
Chicago
Cubs
in
Monday's
National
League
baseball
game
cn
Monday.
The
victory
put
the
Cards
into
third
place
In
the
standing
with
Cincinnati
Reds
still
Iri
the
lead,
followed
by
New
York
Giants.
-
T-irpiT
II
7"
1
aVT
K
h
I
I
HIK
AN
vjh
a
vjai
sii
WINS
LAST
1
....
n
n
.
,
t
..
.
j
score
oi
o
io
iu
cmu
kan.
Tms
meani
an
even
spin
on
pert
took
two
of
the
three
at
Ket
-
chlkan.
The
local
team
Is
due
home
from
the
north
on
the
Prln
IjuiUp
this
nftprnoon.
,
Original
Intention
had
been
to
Like
a
tennlSxteam.also
to
Ketchl
kan
but
the
plan
did
.
not
iDEATH
TOLL
OF
HOLIDAY
Vlo,ent
Deth'
Yesterday
in
United
States
Have
Reached
Total
of
585
.
we
r
w
-
i
m
a
a
juiy
o.-up
10
laie
last
ni?ht
the
Independence
Day
peace
reached
a
total
of
585
including
259
In
traffic
accident?,
153
drownings
and
187
as
a
result
of
shootings,
plane
and
train
accidents
and
other
miscellaneous
causes.
It
was
the
163rd
anniversary
of
American
Independence.
,
California
had
the
heaviest
death
toll
of
any
state
with
a
total
of
fii
Including
34
traffic
fatalities.
In
Washington
state
there
were
nine
(deaths,
four
in
traffic;
Oregon,
Mght,
four
traffic,
and
Montana,
,ten.
six
traffic.
In
Idaho
two
holi-Jday
deaths
were
reported.
jTTllir
fn
K
I
I
N
(VI
Y
IV
DEFEATED
Eliminated
by
Cook
of
Portland
From
All
Ensland
Tennis
WIMBLETON.
England,
July
5$
.
,rn
n
I
of
Portland,
V
,
,
YV
defeated
the
Oregon,
Bunny
Austin,
ttsh
favorlte.
6-3,
6-0.
6-1
In
the
quarter
final
of
the
Ail-England
1
men's
singles
.
,
tennis.
,.
Helen
Jacobs
defeated'
Margot
Lumb
of
England
6-2,7-5
.
In
the
women's
quarter
finals.
Tribute
To
Lou
Gehrig
Iron
Man"
of
Baseball.
Now
Ra-
tlred
on
Account
of
111
Health
Honored
on
Independence
Day
NEW
YORK,
July
5.
Tribute
was
paid
to
Lou
Oehrlg,
former
"Iron
man"
n?
hawh.il
who
has
been
lforcpd
t0
retlre
from
the
game(
at
i.h.
Yankee
Stadium
vesterdav.
M
norella
u
Quardla
acted
master
of
ceremonles
in
honor-
ling
the
great
lnfielder
who
made
a
record
by
playing
In
2130
consecutive
games.
The
Yankees
split
an
Independence
Day
double-header
with
the
Washington
Senators.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
League
Cincinnati
7-3,
Pittsburg
4.4.
St.
Louis
6-2,
Chicago
4-3.
Philadelphia
3-6,
Brooklyn
6-8.
New
York
1-2,
Boston
3-10.
American
League
Washington
3-1,
New
York
2-11.
Cleveland
0,
Detroit
'
4
(second
game
called
In
third).
Chicago
7-7,
St.
Louis
3-5.
Boston
17-18,
Philadelphia
7-12.
HERRIDGE
IS
ASKED
Leader
of
New
Democracy
Movement
Invited
to
be
Candidate
Against
Mackenzie
King
REOINA,
July
5:
(CP)
Hon.
W.
D.
Herridge,
sponsor
of
the
New
Democracy
movement,
was
Invited
!
yesterday
by
the
Prince
Albert
delegation
to
the
New
Democracy
Sas
katchewan
conference
to
be
the
movement's
candidate
in
the
next
federal
election
for
Prince
Albert
riding
which
has
been
held
since
1926
by
Permier
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King.
It
is
Indicated
that
Herridge
will
accept
the
Invitation.
Arthur
Sutton,
principal
of
tha
local
high
school,
has
been
notified
of
the
terms
of
the
Joint
wommion
provincial
youth
training
program
unaer
wnicn
the
sum
of
$5,000
has
been
macs
I
available
for
the
the
purpose
purpose
of
of
as
slstlng
students
wno
may
wisn
w
attend
the.
University.
The
sum
'of
$150
Is
the
limit
of
the
assistance
any
one
pupil
may
receive.