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ANUU
15
CAPTURED
rt
Work
Hr
Sheriff
Ueult
in
Jik
Kuovcll
Wins
Without
Struggle
Ai
Kansas.
July
19.
-,
,.
work
directed
by
,wf.,rd
yesterday
rosuH-
apture
without
firing
ulc
RuaMll.
noted
ban-
wanted
kidnapping
.
r
vt
Kansas
Ctty.
,1
heard
that
IUumI
"
,rikt
camp
at
Mulberry
,r
Oiark
With,
a
couple
,..u.
all
la
plain
cloth.!
.oded
there,
osteortblyl
on
arrival,
they
told
:,t
hu
ear'
lire
wai
r
When
he
stooped
down
e
tt.
SherrM
Crawford
.-.r.
with
hta
wan
and.
frr
br
mttprtm.
B-
ijvhi
surrendered
with-
Bqualus
Is
Now
,0n
Even
Keel
(lri.,,
n
itndr
to
be
lruced
Alone
Ocean
Bottom
to
.Shallower
Water
ocean
v
hUo-er
wa-view
r
iiitng
her
to
TERRORISM
Fortim
Power
Said
To
Be
BehlnJ
Iriih
Itepubliran
Army
L''
'X")N.
July
19:
-The
Dally
Labor
Party
organ,
as-
i.it
the
government
Is
In
n
of
definite
evidence
that
v.n
power
is
subsidizing
ter
u'UvtUe
of
the
Irish
Re
a;
i
Army
in
Oreat
Britain.
Italian
Officers
Are
Called
Home
Are
Ordered
To
Return
From
Trench
Military
Academies
FAMS.
Julv
10:
The
newspaper
0:
r
tnrfav
that
Italy
has
r
j.
"d
aU
Italian
officers
study-'
.
the
French
Military
Acad-r
at
8t
Cyr
and
predicted
that
f1-
h
officers
studying
at
the
l'x
an.
Academy
In
Turin
would
bf
f
iked
to
return
to
France.
Public
Dinner
At
Fort
St.
John
For
Anglican
Leaders
WINNIPEO.
June
20:
CP-The
past
week
of
hot
weather
on
the
prairies
has
not
been
beneficial
t
In
crops
and
the
grasshoppers
ptogue
Is
becoming
general,
par-
tfeutarly
In
Manitoba
and
Sat-katehewan.
In
Albert
and
the
Peace
Rhrer.
where
there
has
been.
ram.
eondiUons
are
still
good.
Meantime,
with
the
harvest
not:t
far
off.
the
Wheat
Board
U
get-
4
ting
tu
marketing
machinery
in-.
motion
Pools
will
be
operated.
In
British
Columbia
crop
con-
4.
diUons.
Dartlculariy
hay.
are
jsplendW
splendid
following
following
recent
receni
moisture
mouiurc..
VANCOUVER.
July
19:
1CPI
'
Tm'T.V-J--
trapped
In
a
burning
duplex
house
were
rescued
by
'
u
rn.suirr.
-
,
...
.
poiKemen
ana
cuurcu
aiuiiu-
nlght.
Mrs.
A.
Trotter
was
Uken
from
a
second
storey
suite
by
Constable
Jack
Fraser.
assisted
by
O.
March,
a
neighbor.
Mrs
Wil
liam
Coughlan
was
warned
by
her
teen
age
son
and
fled
to
safety.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Prince
Rupert-Overcast.
losgy.
calm;
barometer.
30.00
(rising)-
temperature.
52;
sea
smooth.
Triple
Island
Overcast,
southwest
wind,
eight
miles
per
hour;
light
chop.
Laneara
Island
Overcast,
west
erly
wind,
two
miles
per
hour;
ba-i
Dead
Tree
Point
Overcast,
calm,
barometer.
30.04;
tempera
ture.
55;
sea
smooth.
Bull
Harbor
Overcast,
westerly
wind,
two
miles
per
hour;
baro
meter.
30.05;
temperature,
51;
llcht
swell.
TOm
ST.
JOHN.
July
SO--
Onet
u
rM
",w1,u.y
evening
a
puuuc
a
inner
hwur
twrkxt
f.din
a
pn.
wnnvw
ino
tn
me
wortnern
hoici
hrre
Jn
honor
of
Most
Rev.
Der-wnt
T
Owen,
Archbishop
of
Toronto
and
Primate
of
all
Canada
for
he
-
Annlican
-".ii
Chureh
VyllUltll,
nrf
U11U
nt
ill.
Ttpv
iiCV.
Qf
A
ru
of
Prince
Rupert,
Bishop
Caledonia,
who
nrt
tniirtna
tlio
Peace
River
Block
neneral
Synopsis
A
moderate
again.
innmccinn
l.t
&DDroQchlns
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
from
the
west.
The
weather
has
been
warm
and
cool
on
the
coast.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Fresh
southeast
winds,
cloudy
and
cool
with
showers.
It
Would
End
Amity
Pact
Weather
Forecast
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-
3:24
ajn.
21.9
ft.
lotte
Islands
Fresh
westerly
16:
pjn.
21.1
ft.
f
winds,
shifting
to
southeast,
beaming
11
9:
ftjn.
li
ft
4
strong
at
night.
Unsettled
M:18
djh.
4.7
It
ia
and
cool
with
occasional
rains.
I
.Vi.
'
A.
.
.
t'
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITIS
H
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
1
N"
167
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
WEDNESDAY.
JULY
19,
1939
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Are
On
Free
Port
Of
Danzig
With
Japan
I
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
July
19:
CP
Senator
Arthur
H.
H.
Vandenberg
Republican.
Michigan,
has
moved
that
Ja-
pan
be
given
six
months'
no-
u
nf
ahrnratkm
of
the
am-
Itv
raet
with
the
United
State.
.!H'TH.
New
Hampshire.
Thc
noiict
has
been
sent
for
'
P
The
United
State
-
-
-
-
consideration
to
the
foreign
.r
hto
Falcon
T"t'day
"117
Il?VJ
LI
A
T"
relation
committee
which
al-
tir
nbtnarlne
Squalus.
yf
VlTlIjn
lltWJ
'
ready
has
before
It
the
moUon
in
the
Atlantic
Ocean
1
4f
Senator
Key
Pittman.
Dem-
t
r-
wreks
aao
with
the'
Of
Cl7
C
K
ocrat.
Nevada,
calling
for
an
-
v
of
her
t!tw.
tn
hv
JLvOlJ
Vir.LlLi
embargo
on
export
oV
waf
..n
an
-vcn
keel
at
al
materials
to
Japan.
?2S
feet
-.hroeh
the
ef-,r.
A
Trotter
and
Mr.
William
en
li
:
now
hoped
t
Conthtan
Reced
From
Ouuble
rtr.ig
the
vrMH
along
the,
Houte
HEAVY
WINS
lUilway
tured
BY
CHINESE
Towns
Reported
Recap-By
Forces
Of
General
Chiang
are
declared
to
have
been
recap
tured.
Alert
Bay
Raining,
calm;
ba-hng
0f
attitude
on
the
part
of
rometer.
30.15:
temperature.
5J:'nthpr
Dowers,
particularly
the
sea
smooth.
I
United
States.
Foreign
Minister
Estevan
Cloudy,
easterly
wind,
Hachlro
Arita
Is
understood
to
two
miles
per
hoiV:
barometer,
have
replied
that
there
had
been
30.00.
I
no
change
of
atUtude.
Victoria-Cloudy,
northeast
wind;
ten
miles
per
hour;
barometer.;n
U
soj.
iooseveu-mcnuii
Vancouver
Raining,
easterlyj
a
five
miles
hour,
baro-
I
lplrpt
wind,
per
rOreCaSl
1
ltKCl
1
U1
CCal
meter.
3002.
I
Prince
Oeoree
Cloudy,
souther
ly
wind,
five
miles
per
hour;
ba
rometer,
29.79.
Weather
Forecast
Furnlh1
tUrtmth
th
courtfy
of
th
Domlnkm
MeWoroloek!
Bureu
t
No
Change
In
Attitude
Is
Seen
At
Tokyo
TOKYO,
July
19:
Ocn.
Kunlakl
KoLso.
overseas
minister,
asked
at
a
cabinet
meeting
whether
Japan's
present
negoUaUons
with
Oreat
Britain
had
resulted
in
a
stiffen-
Walter
Wlnchell
Makes
C.uess
Presidential
Ltnelup
couawiU
ana
irom
most
states
oru
tl
tr
oelng
resumed
on
a
notmal
basis.
It
hai
bctn,
apparently,
agreed
that
ne-ouaon
u
the
only
chance
or
the
workers
of
having
their
demand
met
following
the
declaration
ol
Prescient
rTankttn
D.
Roosevelt
that
you
"can't
strike
against
the
Boveinment"
I
CHUNOKINO.
July
19:
(CP)-.
Nationalist
Chinese
forces
of
General
Chiang
Ral
Shek
claim
slash-1
ins
victories
over
the
Japanese
in
I
central
China.
Nine
railway
towns
On
NEW
YORK.
July
19:
Walter
Wlnchell
said
today,
In
a
copyrighted
dispatch
In
the
Dally
Mirror,
that
the
1910
New
Deal
ticket
will
be
Roosevelt
and
McNutt
If
the
President
has
his
wny
aoout
it.
Wlnchell
asserted
that
the
President
Is
determined
to
run
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
PRICE
WINNIPEG.
July
20:
(CP)
Wheat
futures
were
up
Tic
to
lie
on
the
Winnipeg
market
yesterday
with
July
closing
at
54?c.
TODAY'S
SJOCKS
(Gourtmf
B.
D.
Jottfurioa
Co.)
Vancouver
Blgtlssaurtll
..,
Bra.orne.
11.93.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.10.
Dmtonla,
.02
Vi.
Falrvlew.
.03.
Oold
Belt.
.33.
Hedley
Mascot,
.80.
"
Minto.
JH.
.
Noble
Five.
.01
li.
Pend
Orielle
1.35.
Pioneer.
2.45.
'0.
Premier.
1H5.
i
Privateer.
12L
Reeves
McDonald;
I5i,.
Reno,
.48.
,
Relief
Arlington,1
.12Jii
Reward,
.01.
Salmon
Oold,
.08.
Sheep
Creek,
1.18.
Hedley
Amalg,
.01.
Oils
.:
A.
P.
Con..
J4.
'
Calmont,
M
(ask).
C.
&
Ew.
2.00.
Freehold,
.02.
I
Home.
2.15.
Royal
Canadian,
.20,
Okalta.
1.00.
.
Mercury,
.06.
.
Prairie
Royalties,
21.
Toronto
.
Aldermac.
J3.
Beattle,
1.27.
Central
Pat,
2.50.
Cons.
Smelters.
43.25J
East
Malartlc.
2.65,
Francoeur,
2.
Oods
Lake.
.34i.
Hardrock,
.99.'
Int.
Nickel.
49.
50.
.
Kerr
Addison,
150.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.85.
McLeod
Cockshuti.
1.93.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.38.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
1.30.
Moneta,
1.08.
Noranda,
79.75.
Pickle
Crow.
4.75.
Preston
E.
Dome,
156.-San
Antonio,
1.72.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.03;
Stadacona,
.48.
UchL
15.
Bouscadlllac,
.04.
Mosher.
.114.
Smelters
Oold,
.03.
Dominion
Bridge,
30.00.
LONDON
GOLD
PRICE
LONDON.
July
20:
(CP)
The
Montreal
price
of
bar
gold
on
the
London
market
was
down
1c
at
134.81
per
fine
ounce
yesterday.
W.
E.
Drake
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
brief
trip
to
Arrandale
on
business.
Two
Prospectors
(SURVIVORS
S
Are
Dead
In
.NEUTRALITY
Killed
By
Blast
'
TQ
MANILA
Mexican
Floods
1
I
POSTPONED
ti...i.
r.i.iit.
at
v.til
.
.
American
tanker
Associated
has
CROPS
ARE
SUFFERING;;
Hot
Weather
of
Past
Week
Hai
Not
Helped
Grathoppers
Becoming
Bad
San
Franclwo
River
Inundates
Town
Of
Pneblo
MEXICO
CITY.
July
19:
The
San
Francisco
River,
swollen
by
Petm.
were
killed
In
an
explo-,"""":
T
,,T..
Z'r
noodl
a
suouro
01
meDio
member
jt
km
of
dvnamite
while
blastlnz'0"1
.bul
and
caused
numerals
casualties.
....
...
:
a
crew
estimated
at
z
men
,,.
.
,,
,
on
a
cmm
wey
were
worung
at
.
...
.
..
c
o-u
aooaro
t
j
.
i
.
.
.
i
.
t
f
.
it.
Ti-n
thTTaSne
stYp
m"
White
House,
the
Republican
as
bodies
had
oeen
recoiereq
a
ana
.
weU
as
the
rwmnrraiie
Democratic
nartv
party
beinz
being
M
W
c
fvcvvic
jwwi-
.
J,
.
i
j
u
.
,
.wmgru
'
mu
which
uuiiicu
ui
way
east
of
v,.
here
I
.
,
m
,..
M
nf
putt
wvfti
uiuva
viw
.Yokohama
and
is
taking
them
t?
Manila.
The
Bokuru
Maru
wai
returning
from
Chile
to
Japan
with
cargo
of
nitrates.
The
Associated
was
the
nearest
vessel
when
im
Japanese
ship
sent
out
a
distress
signal
feared
there
were
many
more.
STRIKE
IS
COLLAPSING
Agreement
I
Home
To
Reached
At
White
Defer
Consideration
Of
Contentious
Issue
WASHIKOTON.
D.
C.
July
19:
represented,
announcement
was
mad-
that
It
had
been
decided
definitely
to
postpone
until
next
session
action
in
regard
to
neutrality
Act
amendment
legislation
Issue.
At
the
next
session
In
February,
however.
It
has
been
agreed
to
civ
it
nrecedence
over
all
other
matter.
Senator
Key
ns
Work
Being
Besomed
On
Normal
PMtmanj
,...
!
m
r
a
in
amorvj
those
who
stated,
on
com-
Dostpone
the
neutrality
Issue.
WASHINQTON,
D.
C,
July
19:
This
action
will.
It
is
expected
.he
uuntry
appear
OFFERS
TO
SELL
OUT
I
B.
C.
Electric
Co.
President
Bead
To
Dispose
of
Company
To
Cit;
Grab
Crop
In
United
States
Estimated
It
Will
Be
Worth
Twa
Billion
Dollars,
Not
As
Urge
As
Last
Year
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
July
20:
(CP)
The
United
States
grain
crop
this
year
will,
it
is
estimated
on
the
basis
of
present
prevailing
prices
in
Chicago,
be
worth
over
$2,000,000,000
as
compared
with
$2,000,000,000
In
1938
and
$3,000,-000.000
in
1937.
Admiral
Yarnell
About
To
Retire
United
States
Fleet
Commander
In
limit.
Asia
Reaches
Age
Limit
To
Take
Pictures
In
Cassiar
Area
was
here
today
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert
on
his
way
to
Wrangell
tn
inin
Commander
J.
P.
M.
de
Marbols.
nro
lessor
of
languages
at
Upper
Canada
College
and
accompany
him
on
an
exploration
trip
Into
the
Cassiar
district
mountains.
The
plan
of
Commander
deMarbols,
who
was
here
at
the
first
of
the
week,
Is
to
meet
Prof.
F.
Ignatleff,
another
mem
ber
of
the
faculty
of
Upper
Cana
da
College,
who
Is
coming
overland
from
the
Interior.
They
are
mak-
Inc
rwnnnlsxanres
with
a
view
to
Still
Believed
Hitler
Plans
Another
Snatch
Before
Very
Long
Following
a
conference
last
night
;
...
of
congressional
leaders
at
the
Poland
Issues
Warning
mat
II
VOUia
XiC
ucri
ACi
aim
Would
Result
in
War
Hore-Belisha
Says
Britain
Ready
Still
Working
on
Kussia
LONDON,
July
19:
(CP)
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
declared,
today
that
he
hoped
to
be
able
to
announce
conclusion
of
a
Anglo-French-Russian
mutual
assistance
pact
before
Parliament
recesses
on
August
4
but
said:
MWe
certainly
have
not
got
an
agreement
yet."
He
made
the
statement
while
replying
to
questions
in
the
House
of
Commons.
WARSAW
Jnlv
19
With
well
informed
nuartera
""TSUS
SL'b,
Str.
stand
by
his
pledge
to
fulfil
Danzig
purported
Wiih
to
.
to
h-
be
generally
.nmh,
the
real
h
hot
weather.
Mthr
return
to
the
Reich
bv
takinir
over
the
r
ree
Port
no
later
than
September
20,
Poland
issued
a
"warning
that
such
a
move
would
be
considered
as
an
overt
act
and
would
provoke
war.
While
the
tension
In
the
International
atmosphere
has
been
somewhat
less
during
the
past
few
data,
days,
nevertheless
nevertneiess
there
mere
are
are
still
suu
of
which
may
spring
up
a
confla
e
ration
of
war.
It
Is
suddenly
out
of
seemingly
lull
conditions
that
VANTOUVCER
July
19:
CP-
to
m
W.
O.
Murrtn.
president
ol
the
Br".J
tlsh
ColumbU
Electrict
Co.
offer-
for
War
Hore.
a
o
CAM
T
r
I
IIP
I
Meanwhile
Gen.
Sir
Edmund
Ironside,
Inspector-General
of
British
overseas
forces,
is
still
here
conferring
with
the
Polish
general
staff
on
the
part
the
armies
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air
forcei
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two
powers
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play
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election
contest
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July
29
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of
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for-leign
relations
committee
agreed
i
unanimously
to
report
a
bill
authorizing
the
United
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to
build
warships
and
other
armaments
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republics.
SEEKS
O.K.
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BRITAIN
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United
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of
Rev.
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Holland
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
July
19.
The
Department
of
State
Is
working'
on
the
case
of
Rev.
L.
W,
Holland!
hrinelntr
a
nartv
of
students
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Japanese
military
the
district
next
year.
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and
5c.
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