if:-
T".
"if
t
1
r
f
EU
Oreen.
Port
-.
.i
believed
to
be
forty
.
vara
of
ae-
wi
found
trolling
boat
at
the
end
.n
doc
this
morning.
believed
to
have
been
;;!'
of
day
and
lndlra-h.it
he
awrurrbed
to
nat-
.
T
tig
taw
the
man
twice
.'.ng
fire
downward
on
!
the
boat
inside
the
nought
him
to
be
asleep
k
to
the
IxMtjUaln
thia
,-,d
the
body
wit
tUl
in
.
ixcatlon
o
he
Informed
J
A
TttiR
who
in
tarn.
:.i
oolie.
Officer
foand
be
dead.
jd
waa
removed
to
the
'
he
DC
Undertaker
and
'
r
was
adrtsed.
Dr.
Morrison
a
Is
Transferred
I
-
Y1TORIA.
Juli
2f
'CP
,
.'h
VI
Morrison
tor
the
years
inspector
ol
at
Prince
Rupert,
has
:
j
as
erred
to
the
staff
,
k
outer-Normal
School.
.
rMor
at
Prince
Rupert
fil
named
MCW
DAPTV
11
Lj
TV
1
xTLlA
k
1
t
a:,
a
t:
l
ti
SPLITTING
CC.r
tKclarea
New
lHmtr
h
Breaking
Vp
rregvesarve
PU-ral
Ivetea
AW
A,
Jul)
M-
CP
A
iUte
Lri
v-sttfday
by
th-
Co
oiaamnr.
ilth
Federa
hat
the
N'-w
Democracy
tit
of
lion
W
D.
Herrldge
rt.ng
Canada
s
progreaatvt
liixtpsd
of
uniting
then
ns
much
to
the
delight
of
.
:
iiurUea.
statement,
sianod
by
the
na
n-airman.
M
J
Cold
well
of
.'ilii'vui.
rflcrird
to
Hcrrtdgt
'!.c
C.CF
was
the
only
true!
td
front
of
the
proureaalve
fore
EXTENDING
BLOCKADE
Pearl
Kher
To
Be
Closed
At
Onct
By
Japanese
CHANQHAI.
Juhr
26:
-The
ex-
te
,
i,,n
of
the
Jaoaneae
blockade
praptam
was
feared
today
as
the
Japanese
autnOftUes
anoounoed
that
the
Pearl
Itlver
would
be
cioied
to
navigation
at
once.
The
L
iand
of
Shameen,
Just
vtt
Cantor
is
a
wealthy
foreign
settlement
of
the-
area.
NEW
MOVE
TO
MOSCOW
Prime
MlnSster
Chamberlain
Says
Instructions
Sent
Ambassador
And
Will
Kcport
Neat
Week
LONDON,
July
26:
The
British
government
has
sent
new
Instructions
to
the
British
ambassador
at
Moscow,
Mr.
Chamberlain
told
tlie
House
.v.-.
.
of
Commons
...
today,
.
adding
"iai
ne
expected
to
make
a
statement
early
next
week
on
the
pro-Brew
of
negotiations.
Mr
Ch.imhr!filn
nallhor
rtnntnrl
nor
confirmed
reports
that
Britain
a
r
ranee
had
agreed
to
begin
faff
talks
with
Ruaata
without
awaiting
conclusion
of
the
pact.
Vanroutrr
Big
Missouri.
.12V,.
Bralorne.
11.60.
Cariboo
QuarU.
230.
Dentonia.
Sfi
Fairview.
3.
Gold
Belt,
JO.
iledley
Maseet,
.75.
Pacific
Nickel.
2V'j.
Pend
Orteite.
U5.
Ptooeer.
2
0.
Premier.
1.86.
Privateer.
1T7.
Reeves
McDonald,
20.
Reno
4.
Retlef
Arlington.
.13.
He
ward,
.01.
Salmon
Oold,
.07.
Sheep
Creek,
1.18.
Oils
A.
P.
Ooru
.14.
Caknont.
JS.
a
&
2.00.
Freeliokl.
03
V,.
Home.
2.12.
IcalU.
.04
Vt.
Boyal
Canadian.
.19.
OkalU.
1.02.
Mercury.
.06V.
Prairie
Iloyaltles,
2$.
Toronto
AWermac.
JO.
BeaUle.
1.27.
Central
Pat..
252.
Cons.
Smelters,
44.50.
Bast
Malartlc.
2.71.
Femland,
.03.
Froncocur.
22.
Ood-s
Lake.
33.
Hard
rock.
1.05.
tnt.
Nickel.
49.75.
Kerr
Addison,
1.97.
Little
Lona
Lac,
3
00.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.00.
Madscn
Rl
La
-35
McKenzle
lied
Lake.
1.28.
Moncta,
Noranda,
82.W.
Pickle
Crow,
4.70.
Preaton
E.
Dome.
157.
San
Antonio,
136.-San
Antonio,
1.86.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.05.
Stadacona,
.49.
Uchl
Oold,
1.15.
Bouscadlllac,
.04.
Mosher,
.13V2.
Oklcnd,
.07.
Smelters
Gold,
.03.
Dominion
Bridge,
29.73.
SHANOHAI.
July
26.-
Admiral
Harry
E
Yarnell.
Commander-in-
Chief
of
the
United
BUtea
nary
In
'he
Far
Bast,
turned
over
his
command
to
hi'
successor.
Admiral
(
Thomas
C
Hart,
at
a
ceremony
lboard
the
Aucusta.
the
flagship
tut
off
the
International
Settls-.
nent
I
WILL
END
i
FRIENDSHIP
Looks
Uke
United
States
Congress
Is
Going
To
Call
Off
Pact
With
Japan
j
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.
July
25:-
;
Tie
bill
of
Senator
Arthur
Van-denberg.
Republican.
Michigan,
-reposing
that
the
friendship
and
bommeree
pact
with
Japan
be
ab-
-ogated
on
six
months'
not
Ire
ap-ears
t
be
rree4vlng
general
sup-
oort
and
favorable
action
from.
"orurres-
men
It
is
expected.
Sena-'
or
K-v
PtUroan
of
Nevada
and
nator
Lewis
n.
Bchwellenbaen.
Washington,
both
prominent
Dem-j
rrati
and
New
Dealers,
hare
ex-
-weaaed
themselves
as
favoring
U
I
TODAY'S
STOCKS
j
t
Courts?
8.
O.
JcrtaurVoa
Ob
)
BRITISH
SHIP
."V
STRIKES
MINE
..
......
Ktramrr
Italian
in
1
Trouble
Between
rormosa
ana
Swatow
SHANGHAI,
SHANGHAI,
July
July
2fl.-The
Brl
"".
Father
Devine
Is
Threatened
Fathlnnihlr
Atlantic
Resort
Docs
Not
Want
Negro
-Redeemer"
wFWPorrr.
Rhode
Island.
Juli
2&
While
Mrs.
Angela
C.
Kauf
man
was
reported
In
conference
with
Father
Devine
regarding
h's
plans
to
use
the
Kaufman
man
sion,
wh
ch
has
been
given
w
nim
for
a
"heaven,"
a
bombing
note
.
..
-
I
I
.
m,A
was
tossea
mrougn
u
wu.
tuv.
note
Included
the
statement.
'11
Newport
needs
a
Redeemer.
let
him
be
a
white
one."
and
tnreat-
ened
a
warm
reception
for
the
negr0
evangelist
should
he
try
ta
Ing
over
the
mansion.
ATTACK
SHEEP
BELLEVILLE,
Ont.,
July
26:
(CP)
Bears,
driven,
south
by
the
scarcity
'
of
berries
In
the
north
steamer
Ha
Un
.
tUh
passenger
ms
dlstrlct
struck
i.are
wacns
mkth
ln
i
w
uuuuh
i
a
iAv
today
to
to
have
hw
ck
reported
wj
laMsald
there
a
rca,
dan.
floating
mine
between
Formosa
ana
i
New
Financial
Structure
Plan
Change
In
Connection
With
West
ern
Pacific
Railway
Planned
PR
;
Tomorrow
slides
Weather
Forecast
Prince
Ruoert
and
Queen
Charlotte
B
pA
194
ft
Island
Moderate
to
fresh
;
l:
IA
5.8
(t.
north
to
northwest
winds,
fair
and
14:47
pa
M
ft.
moderately
warm.
-f
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPRT.
B.C..
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
26,
1939.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
'
.
i
x
Oa
BODY
FOg
'New
Admiral
Command
J
1
JAVa-il-ia.'
rQ
i..,iiin
ltlirtrl
In
Halt?
fjl
Utttn,
.
Uta
Dead
tor
Couple
of
Dayi
J
Near
Ocean
Dock
t
T"
tn
'nomas
C.
Hart
Succeeds
Harry
E.
v..
rnell
at
Head
of
Asiatic
fleet
,
NEW
AND
TINY
BRITISH
MOTORBqAT
CAN
SINK
HUfiEBATTLESHIP
i
'aisftSirlgisssssTgsas?'
L.SaSiglssBWgW
gSgsjjjjfBfjsj
w,.sji
bjSjSjm.
,gTjsMMgTJsejisssssBSsafgit'
..
?
TgL
The
uisior
boa
la
ths
p
u
lIOOjOOO.
to
build
but
t
can
sink
a
battleship
worth
18.000.000.
The
British
Navy
i
constructing
larje
numbers
of
the
little
craft
which
carry
a
torpedo
tube
and
two
torpet'oea
It
is
shown
during
trial
runs
p
.ag
t:ie
H
M.
S.
Nelson.
TO
CONFER
1
SNOW
FALLS
Nippon
Will
IN
RUSSIA
.
MooDse
y
:
IN
ENGLAND
Great
Britain
to
Send
Army
and
Naval
Official
lo
Mmmw
LONDON.
July
26.
Oreat
Britain
fntends
to
send
high
ranking
army
and
naval
offi:Uls
to
Moscow
soon
to
open
negotiations
for
a
military
convention
between
the
two
countries
and
France,
reliable
sources
said
today.
INCREASES
JAP
NAVY!:s
Confident
Receive
No
The
Chinese
More
Help
From
Britain,
They
Say
TOKYO.
July
26:
Claiming
It
was
confident
the
Central
Chlnete
Oovemment
would
receive
no
more
help
from
Great
Britain.
JaDan
stepped
ud
her
naval
man
power.
Apparently
with
an
eye
to
Russia.
Naval
Minister
Yonai
disclosed
the
organization
of
a
new
sauadron
which
soon
will
begin
special
manoeuvres
with
the
com
blned
Imperial
Fleet.
SMITHERS.
July
26
-
The
Lake
Kathlyn
summer
real-
dents
had
unexpected
visitors
4
at
that
resort
on
Monday
morning
when
two
full
grown
moose
entered
the
water
near
Lake
Kathlyn
railway
station
to
take
a
swim
across
the
lake.
They
were
heading
for
the
east
side
apparently
with
the
in-
tention
of
visiting
some
of
the
Rupert
campers
there
when
!
snlMi
bv
some
bovs
the
south
side
of
the
lake
who
took
after
them
in
row-
boats.
The
moose
altered
their
course
and
made
a
landing
near
the
Wilson
Ice
houses
and
disappeared
In
the
woods
to-
ward
Hudson
Bay
Mountain.
w-smwrrrof.
Julv
26:
The
tlon
and
making
Interest
on
$10,000
first
mortgage
bond
Issue
a
fixed
charge.
Under
the
former
plan
Interest
on
the
bonds
would
have
been
con
tingent
for
five
years
and
then
fixed.
The
Reconstruction
Finance
Cor
poration
was
unwilling
to
purchase
the
bonds
while
they
bore
only
contingent
Interest.
Soviet
Submarine
Is
Reported
Sunk
No
Confirmation,
However,
of
Report
Published
Yesterday
In
Berlin
BERLIN,
July
26.
An
unconfirmed
report
was
published
ln
Berlin
newspapers
yesterday
that
a
Soviet
submarine
had
sunk
with
t
s4
if.f
aiii
mn
nn
Vw4rH
In
(Has
i
Rather
"Unseasonable
Weather-
Believed
Due
to
Icebergs
CHATHAM.
England,
July
26.-
Snow
fell
today
in
the
vicinity
of;
Chatham
and
Rochester.
Observers
believed
the
abundance
of
ice
'
bergs
In
the
Atlantic
was
partly
res-1
ponslble
for
the
July
snowstorm.
NO
ORDERS
ARE
GIVEN
Head
of
Communist
Party
Denies
i
Allegations
at
Bridges
Hearing
1
i
SAN
FRANCISCO.
July
26.
Earl
Browder.
secretary
of
the
Communist
party
denied
that
he
ever
gave
orders
to
Harry
Bridges,
west
coast
labor
leader.
He
said
no
responsible
trades
union
leader
of
any
party
would
take
orders
from
any
one
except
his
own
trade
union
organization.
He
denied
all
the
statements
attributed
to
him
by
Aaron
Saplro.
witness
in
the
Bridges
de
portation
hearings
In
San
Francis
co.
India's
Progress
IntersUte
commerce
committee
ap-j..
.
nroved
an
amendment
plan
for
the.
With
I
IllrPrATPS
providing
for
a
higher
capltallza-
Religious
Gift-Books
To
Help
Teople
Retain
Learning
SIMLA.
India,
July
26:
ttfp
Reuters)
Every
villager
in
the
United
Provinces
who
learns
to
rpnrt
and
write
will
be
presented
by
the
provincial
government
with
a
book
in
order
that
he
may
not
forget
what
he
has
learned.
This
scheme
is
part
of
the
suc
course
of
Russian
naval
manoeu-
Invited
..
.
to
.
Join
.
i
.l
the
English
it
.L
selec
vres.
Nudist
Plays
In
I
Staid
Old
Boston
Neighbors
Complalnint
at
Baby
Boy
Taking
Sun
Batbi
BOSTON,
Mass..
July
26.
An
eleven-months-old
nudist
played
I
in
a
front
yard
here
today
unaware
i
that
that
he
he
was
was
the
tne
centre
centre
oi
of
a
a
neigh-
neign-
edness.
The
physician
recommend-
clcthtnt
but
the
neiih-"
gather
ed
around
and
complained.
RICH
GOLD
i
I
cessful
antl-llllteracy
campaign
be'
of
a
religious
nature
hi
order,
It
Is
hoDed.
to
increase
their
value
FIND
MADE
Bulletins
hLGAK
MAGNATE
DROWNED
VANCOUVER
Ernest
T.
Rogers,
president
of
the
B.
C
J
Sugar
JIC1U11I1
LVU1UUJ
drowned
near
Pender
Harbor
late
I
yesterday
when
-attempting
te
rescue
his
daughter
who
was
knocked
from
a
yacht
by
the
swinging
boom.
Mrs.
Rogers
was
able
to
swing
the
yacht
about
and
rescue
her
daughter
but
the
husband
disappeared.
The
yacht
put
into
shore
and
after
a
four-hour
search
the
family
is
now
returning
to
Vancouver.
The
police
and
game
boats
and
other
yachts
are
searching
for
the
body.
.Mr.
Rogers
was
born
in
Vancouver
forty-two
years
ago.
He
was
the
second
son
of
the
late
brother,
Blythe,
to
the
presidency
several
years
ago.
EXPLOSION
IN
LONDON
LONDON
Sixteen
persons
were
hurt,
one
fatally,
when
an
Irish
Republican
Army
explosion
shattered
the
baggage
room
crowded
railway
station.
Victim
was
Donald
Campbell.
Halibut
Sales
Sunset
and
53c.
American
36.000.
Cold
Storage,
8c
Excel.
24,000.
Sold
Storage,
7.6c
and
53c.
and
5c
Canadian
R.
W..
8.500.
Booth.
6.6c
and
5c
Weather
Forecast
iFuratahnd
throurh
th
courtT
of
Ih
Dominion
Mteorologlcl
Bureau
t
VloOorU
and
Prince
Rupert.
ThU
fore-
!
rnmnllnt
fram
obrtemUIOZM
tA-
ken
t
5
a.m.
today
and
coven
the
31
General
Synopsis
Pressure
re
started
by
the
United
provinces
...
nff
n.itl,h
Colum.
comment
government
at
at
the
we
end
ena
oi
of
last
ia
"
-
.....
and
flne
warm
weatner
year.
The
gift
books
will
Probably
prevails
In
most
Q.
Columbia.
In
the
eyes
of
the
villager.
I
west
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-
it
Is
estimated
the
scheme
wir
Fresh
to
strone
northwest
winds.
cost
more
than
$9,400
a
year,
much
'fine'
and
warm.
of
which,
It
is
believed,
will
be
defrayed
by
public
subscription
JOINS
SEIJ'.CTORS
MANCHESTER.
July
26:
B.
Toft.
England's
rugger
cap
Uon
committee.
BOMBERS
PASS
OVER
WAS
LOST
NINE
DAYS
New
York
Boy
Scout
Found
In
Weak
Condition
After
Esperienee
In
Woods
RYE,
New
York,
July
26.
Don
Fendler
is
safe
home
suffering
frQtn
weaknrss
and
expostue
aftir
bcrhood
camoalgn
azalnst
his
nak-
.
.
.
.
,
.
.
having
been
lost
from
a
Maine
PH"
support
the
wideOTread
rch
by
hun-
bobrt
right
to
sun
baine
witnout
.
.
others
which
failed,
to
reveal
his
whereabouts,
one
of
the
searchers
yesterday
heard
faint
cries
In
th
wood:.
It
turned
out
to
be
the
missing
boy.
He
was
badly
flybitten
and
had
virtually
not,
a
stitch
of
clothing
left
He
had
subsisted
on
wild
berries.
The
point
where
the
boy
was
found
was
.thirty
miles
Veritable
stampede
lo
aiesauue
in
from
where
ne
became
C
nn
Pjiiintv
M-rlrn
....
.
-
.
The
lad
disappeared
July
17
while
"G"
llMklnn
til.
Vi
a.
.
aaiuuilbail
kaaaai.Wal9
V
-ill
iixa
lautci
NCOALFS.
Sonora.
Mexico,
July
and
brother
Following
the
Brook
r
WtinAnAm
Hundreds
nt
of
fnrfltn
fortune
hnntf
hunters
.
.
....
Mt
-ni--d
into
northern
Sonora
as
accounts
came
drifting
in
that
a
fabulously
rich
gold
strike
had
been
made
at
the
small
village
of
Mejulte,
ninety
miles
southwest
rf
here.
F-rxvrts
s!d
the
population
of
Mtsquite.
normally
well
under
100,
had
ruddenly
Jumped
to
4000.
T...,.n'n?
American
mining
e-rerts
from
visits
to
the
new
rich
teieerapn
line
ne
wandered
on
until
he
came
on
a
guides
cabin.
Men
For
Alaska
Again
1
strike,
said
production
had
reach-
WASHINGTON".
July
25.
The
-d
astounding
prspontons.
WASHINGTON,
D.C
July
26.
NEW
PRICE
f
4
Federal
Bureau
of
Investlga-
t
Hon
Announced
that,
as
a
re-
suit
of
increased
espionage.
It
"
has
reopened
offices
in
Alaska,
Hawaii
and
Puerto
Rico.
The
offices
in
those
places
had
f
been
closed
since
May
1938.
t
NEW-LEWIS
UNION
NOW
Construction
Workers
of
United
States
Being
Organized
Under
Banner
of
CI.O.
A
new
Congress
on
Industrial
Or
ganization
unit,
which
would
cover
all
workers
In
the
construction
Industry
of
the
country,
is
announced
by
President
John
L.
Lewis.
A.
E,
Lewis,
a
brother
of
John
L.
Lewis
B.T.Kogers,.ounaerol
.necm-
executive
pany.
He
succeeded
his
elder
Workers
of
of
the
America,
has
been
named
chairman
of
the
organizing
committee
of
the
new
union.
0NSILVER
United
States
Government
Price
Is
Further
Boosted
to
71.11c
Per
Ounce
WASHINGTON.
D.C,
July
26:
(CP
i
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
yesterday
proclaimed
a
64.64c
nor
ounce
nrlce
for
an
estimated
jtwo
million
ounces
of
domestic
sll-
cape
bpencer,
ii,ow,
uojai.
.-.Unlted
to
.Uniiea
state$
OWICS
government
guvciiuiicui.
prior
yuKJt.
I
expiration
of
that
price
June
30.
A
new
law
fixes
71.11c
per
ounce
as
the
price
for
silver
mined
alter
Jiuy
1.
The
new
law
had
made
no
provision
for
silver
mined
but
not
delivered
prior
to
June
30.
The
current
foreign
silver
price
In
the
United
States
as
35c
per,
ounce.
Central
Interior
lHas
Now
Had
All
Rain
It
Requires
The
Bulklev
Valley
and
other
in
terior
farming
district
have
now
had
all
the
moisture
they
require
and.
It
there
Is
any
more,
it
will
be
too
much.
Ah
excellent
Two
United
States
bombing
I
growth
has
been
maae
ana
wruu
u
Dlanes
southbound
from
Sitka
base
'
required
now
la
more
hot
weather
tain
last
season,
who
announced
to
Seattle,
flew
over
Prince
Rupert
to
bring
ine
crops
10
maiunvy.
his
retirement
In
March,
has
been
about
three
o'clock
yesterday
after-
season
this
year
has
been
Just
the
i
i
t
.....I.A
nt
lit
n-ViMi
rtrnnnhf
rnn-
and
then
headed
on
south
again,
dltlons
prevailed.