h
Reactions
To
Von
Klbhen-
.aiure
...
firnr
At
nanzir
i
roiicr
Ifu
Yesterday
to
ir.dtr.ate
that
Germany
In-
j
-
for
the
time
being
at
least.
ny
be
expected
to
concen-
on
submarine
and
aerial
at-itilnst
the
Drltlsh
blockade
A.
ri
t
uu...
t
-MK.i,
I.
Tin
Wear
in
This
War
4..
rv
A.tM
am
M
rt
.
ax
doou
in
mis
war
msicaa
(uKMWons
pair
oi'oouopc
i
OES
ARE
;
OW
BLACK
K
Wt
ii
inMiirfA
nni
iinifAPm
i
Ithlrt
and
three
pair
of,
socks.
I
17
.
ciifi
v
inn
.
kL
Dll.
e
m
runs
In
Eastern
Trovlnce
Today
.
ttitA.
uciooer
:
uri
iltnlJIcant
provincial
elections
nBtory
There
arc
248
candl
iciucsciiuiik
unvc
tttaju.
Jtj
ior
tne
ewniy-nve
scais.
eontest
appears
to
centre
be-
T
lk.
i
.
i
.
J
t
-urri
pany
unacr
auim-Oodbout
Paul
Oouin's
Action
of
a
chance
although
tt
Is
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hrwt
mj
ait
v.-'
v
w
balflnm
nf
ru-ra?Ai
In
ihts
nvnL
Irtmil
ertr
r
9
a
i
n1.ni
nii
'Wd,
Threshing
was
halted
and
pc
uiockco.
une-qunricr
ui
-...uill
WIUU
IS
SLlll
111
LIIC
SIUUK3.
nn
i.
.mi
i
i.
.
.
.
w
ovl44
Ule
groiina.
w
was
0
Above
at
Calgary
and
Edmonton
"U
10
VM1nur
In
.I..
TV,.n
i
50
mile
wind
which
drifted
8.
Wilson
will
leave
on
this'
.
H8'8
tral"
or
8mlthera
where
C
U1
addrpju
IUa
sv.iii.ri..!i..in
ca5nw
Association.
Mr.
Wilson
ho
representative
of
the
nrltlsh
u,unibla
Teachrr'ji
VtA
urn
f
rt
-.
-
w
Bulletins
WOMAN
IS
.MUKDt:itt:i)
NOT
AIMAien
A"d,Sailor
of
British
Propaganda
Disclosed
By
Minister
Of
Ifnformatlon
VAXCOUVKIt
Mrs.
Catherine
Ethel
Iteid,
of
two
child
death
early
today,
I'olire
are
eeklng
a
39-year-old
fisherman.
JUDGE
WICKEKSHAM
DH.S
JUNEAU
Judie
James
Wick-ersham,
long
prominent
in
various
ways
in
the
life
of
Alaska,
died
here
yesterday
after
a
stroke.
He
was
83
years
of
age.
MOUNTAIN
ERUPTS
KANATAK
Mount
Benlam,
near
here,
which
has
previously
sprayed
outhwestern
Alaska
with
ash.
Is
In
eruption
again.
SNOW
IN
SOUTH
.
VANCOUVER
A
heavy
fall
of
snow
is
reported
In
Cran
brook
district.
North
Shore
mountains
here
received
a
new
capping
DIMAGGIO
MOST
VALUABLE
NEW
YORK
Baseball
writers
have
adjudged
Joe
DIMaggio,
New
York
Yankees
centreflelder,
as
the
most
valuable
player
of
the
American
League.
He
received
2M
out
of
a
possible
300
points.
Ills
batting
average
for
the
season
was
J81,
BACK
TO
Delegation
Returns
to
llelslngfors
From
Moscow
With
New
Soviet
Proposals
rrisoners
laken
LONDON.
Oct.
25:
(CP)
More
than
110
German
aviators
and
tailors
have
been
captured
since
the
MANY
ARE
PICKED
UP
More
Than
Seven
Hundred
Submarine
Attack
Survivors
Hare
Been
Rescued
by
Uncle
Sam
NEW
YORK.
0:t.
25:
CP
I
Un
--v.iuii
i
in
ii
w
w
i
inn
in
i
sk
niiiimk
aluuilu
ui
,
.
.
jl
i
wnnn
"c
a
ri
n
n
ryhere
in
the
province.
No
dls-'.
Their
exact
nature
Is
not
revealed.
.
'
Wrathaii
nces
were
reported
In
the
l
is
tnumaiea
nere
inai
me
'jnours,
let
government
maae
no
new
uc-
UJMONTON
Oct.
25:
(CP)
The
Alberta
yesterday.
A
Chinaman
.
vile
IILlin
K.-L
Ul
CjUIUUM
-i
.ivji.cn
ouuy
wins
iouiiu
un
mands
upon
Finland
and
that
there!
U
fT'T'D
A
I
ITV
is
no
need
for
alarm.
A
Foreign
or-illIZU
1
lYiLil
1
1
lice
svaiemcni
iniunavcu
iiiuv
"jr,
adjustments"
were
asked
but
indl-i
cated
Finland
would
balk
at
giving
srsv
RI
177
A
4
R
II
UD
hcr
strate8
Ahland
Islands
or,
DLilL,
taklJ
the
quartering
of
Russian
troops
on
Finnish
territory.
United
States
Gov't
Assured
of
War
Were
Carried
by
Athenta
WARTtTNOTON.
VOTE
SOON
PROVINCIAL
LIBRARY
VICTORIA,
B.C.
Crew
of
American
VeMl,
Seized
by
Germans,
is
Safe
Early
Release
is
Expected
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
Oct.
25:
war
began
and
have
been
placed
In
(CP)
It
la
expected
in
official
prison
camps.
Only
a
handful
of
quarters
here
that
the
steamer
City
Britons
have
been
taken
prisoner
by
0f
Flint
and
her
crew
of
42
will
Germany.
There
Is
no
discussion
aoon
be
released.
The
United
States
yet
or
exenange
or
prisoners.
government
based
a
request
for
the
release
of
the
City
of
Flint,
seized
by
a
German
warship
and
taken
to
Kola
Bay.
near
the
Soviet
port
of
Murmansk,
on
the
ground
that,
in
the
absence
of
extraordinary
circumstances,
Germany
had
no
right
to
send
the
vessel
Into
a
neutral
port
regardless
of
any
contraband
she
might
have
carried.
United
Stales
Lawrence
A.
Keinhardt
called
at
the
foreign
commissariat
and
received
assurance
ited
8tate
vessels
have
picked
up
from
the
Under
Secretary
that
Rus-more
than
seven
hundred
survivors
la
had
no
intention
of
allowing
of
vessels
attacked
by
submarines
Germany
to
use
Russian
ports
in
at
sea
since
the
war
began,
it
was
this
manner.
An
early
reply
to
the
stated
here
yesterday.
35,
divorced
mother
MftVo
llOVd
Smtla
JLUlId
ren,
was
stabbed
to
By-Elections
HALIFAX.
October
25:
CP
--Premier
Angus
L.
Macdonald
yesterday
announced
by-electlnns
In
Halifax
Centre
and
Cape
Breton
RED
CROSS
,
United
States
request
was
promised
The
White-
House
Is
reDresented
!
to
have
taken
the
view
that,
insofar'
as
United
States
law
Is
'concerned,
the
Flint
waj
on
a
"perfectly
legal
and
lawful
voyage."
However,
this
doe
not
mean
that
the
United
States
believes
Germany
had
no
right
to
confiscate
the
vessel
under
International
law.
Dispatches
from
Tromso.
Norway,
gave
more
detailot
the
Incident
of
City
of
Hint,
Norwegian
offlc-of
vacancy
was
caused
by
the
death
there
announcing
that
the
Dr.
William
D.
Forrest.
Hon.
German
cruiser
.Emden.
captured
Michael
Dwyer.
minister
of
lands.
..in
tviA
nnw
in
the
American
steamer
a
a
contra-
IViiitiiu.
w
uta
p
v.
viiv;
Cape
Breton
Centre.
band
carrier
a.fter
the
jFllnt
had
resrued
thirty-eight
seamen
from
'.
th
tnrnedfted
British
.
freiahter
earner
.1
robi
f
J
Tomorrow
sT
ides
prlre
Rupert
and
QU'gtt
r-,i
.
l
'unf
Moderate
E
&
h
High
12:06
p.m.
20.3
It.
vinos
wjui
r-
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uitty
....
Low
...
6:00
a
Jit.
6.8
It
nH
llaht
rains'
f
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n"jui.iv-
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18:32
pjn.
4.8
(t.
onigW
SSa
3.
-
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
No.
249.
PlliNClS
RUPERT,
B.C.;
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER
25,
M
PRICE:
CENTS
S
SPEECH
"
LIES
ARE
lOver
One
Hundred
DETAILS
OF
iTwenty-Five
Are
IS
'CLUMSY
trn
in
T
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m
m
v
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a
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ti
n.
nhar
ii:i'i
jin
air.
iv
rnhip
t
rT
k
ai
ris"5
attempt
o
unvc
a
tdward
Grey
o!
the
Ministry
of
bemfn
Great
Britain
ana
information,
speaking
yesterday,
iKArl"
AirMflil
U
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A
i
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i
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1
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nf
rlfkllv
fnr
4hn
TTntt.
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a
n"
i
rnriirn
mini
fjr
Jnnrhlm
fcf
nttwl
tViaf
nnll
nrmnv
i
Ribtntrop,
in
Danzig.
It
was
was
not
the
policy
to
engage
In
cut
that
it
was
just
such
propaganda
activity
particularly
that
Itltlpr
nrA.
nhrnnrf
t?nltrt
Uatm
rnrrAinnnH.
i
..11
kk
itcAst
In
Hi
HrtrtV-
nti
'
r
Vinkvr
irtvn
.
tmtf
"
Tm
CI
rrn
am
an
nnrw-vrf
unit
v
tn
ftttHv
a
rH
rM
n
1
:
nt!y
did
not
yet
realize
the
Information
In
regard
to
Drltlsh
ith
of
Drltlsh-rrencn
solid-
war
activities
and
accomplish
ments.
ei
ikit
r
A
cr
Miiea
un
nazi
ratroi
vessel
rj
tm
T
tut
ry
e
Tn-Antir-flvp
ISC0T
SHIP
G0ESJ30WN
Clan
Chisholm
0(i'
Tons,
Reported
Sunk
But
Circumstances
Not
Indicated
GLASGOW.
Oct
25:
(CP
The
"XKW-ton
Scottlfh
ship
Clan
Chls-holm
was
reported
here
yesterday
to
have
been
sunk
but
when
or
under
what
circumstances
was
not
at
once
stated
Provincial
Rail
Chief
Visiting
W.
T.
Moodle.
General
Superintendent
of
Canadian
National
For
B.
C
In
City
Today
Making
pn
officUl
tour
of
inspec
tion
over
northern
lines.
W.
T.
Moodl.
general
superintendent
of
Canadian
National
Railways
fori
British
Columbia,
arrived
In
the
cityj
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Ru-oert
thl
momln
and
will
ororted
Fst
on
this
evenlnz'.
train,
return-.
to.
t
.u.
v.
a
.u
.In?
to
Van-ouver
via
Jastwr
Park,
iOerman
prize
crew
of
wventeenj
A-comoanylnB
Mr.
Moodle
are
Sam
the
.Cltr
of
Flint
nut.ln2NQrweg.;
Morrison,
district
engineer:
C
J.
PAHHIITTrrC:an
waters
oVfTromso
last
FriCaylQntlc.
suoerlftjrndent
or
moiive
I
I
IIWIIWII
I
I
T.r..1
a
.v,.
f
ih-
ower.
ana
u.
j
wwmirv.
insos-c
m-T
XTAaVAA
JL
JL
MmMmmW
lai'U
Ml(
S
VVUs
ai'wtu
w
.
-
!stonegate
and
to
take
on
fresh
President
F.
A.
MacCallum
Names'
ater.
Those
Who
Will
Carry
On
;
United
stats
embassies
In
Berlin
War
Time
Work
j
and
Moscow
pressed
Inquiries
con-.
cernlng.the
City
of
Fllnfs
capture
v
4
raiim
nrMiriMt
of
and
the
fate
of
the
crew.
Forty-two
members
of
the
crew
were
the'
of'
"
local
branch
the
Canadian,.
Red
Cross
Society,
has
appointed
a
"-
a.-.
"Zul
I
V.
TTZ
Ai
standing
committees
as
follows:
6
'Western
Front
Continues
Quiet
AI
Work
Mrs.
Crulckshank,
chairman.
Mrs.
A.
L.
Holtby,
Mrs.
O.
A.
Bryant,
Mrs
H.
T.
Cross,
Mrs
J.
A.
Hlnton,
Mrs.
R.
E.
Moore.
Mrs.
G.
B.
Church.
Mrs.
Alex
Finnic
Mrs.
KoU.
Russian
Arctic
port
near
Mur
mansk
where
she
arrived
Sunday
night
The
German
prize
crew
was
interned
but
nothing
was
Immed
iately
raid
as
to
what
had
hap-
Alex
Turnbull,
Mrs.
H.
L.
A.
Tarr.iPened
to
the
American
crew.
Later
however,
the
Sov
et
announced
that
Mrs.
F.
A.
MacCallum
and
Mrs.
T.
t
r,.,i..
the
crew
was
all
safe
and
would.
IJ.
UUUIK1(
....
.
....
7111
A
TIM
Camoalen-Arnold
Haten.
O.
A
"o
doubt,
be
released.
Definite
ac
rllLrYIlLJlHunter
O.
C.
Young,
Alex
Turn-
bull.
Bruce
Stevens,
ur.
ri.
r
Brocklcsby.
Mrs.
J.
B.
Gibson,
Mrs.
T.
J.
Boulter
and
Mrs.
J.
v.
Alien.
Finance
Mrs.
Robert
Blance,
chairman,
Mrs.
W.
F.
Eve.
Miss
Frances
Cross,
Mrs.
O.
A.
Hunter
and
Mrs.
F.
A.
MacCallum.
Purehaslnc
and
SuDpDes
Mrs.
J.
(CP)-The
Finnish
delegation
ne-lg
M
Jonn
rcmner
gotlating
with
Russia
left
Moscow
d
M
j
k
.
ouit
ui
u
aiuiiiiiuvc.
I
iuak
tii(uuii
.
u
Preece
record
vote
Is
Indicated
with
ing
new
written
proposal
from
the
-.'c,r,n
Mr.
3
if
Mc
j
streaming
to
the
polls
In
ex-gremlin.
The
proposals
are
to
be'
p
N
0ood
Mrs
R
u.
tlon
may
not
be
taken
for
two
or
three
days
as
there
are
no
consular
representatives
at
Murmansk.
As
for
the
Stonegate,
whose
crew
the
City
of
Flint
had
rescued,
au
thoritative
sources
said
the
Ger
man
pocket
battleship
Deutschland
was
the
warship
which
sank
her
In
mld-Atlantlc
outside
the
British
blockade.
Allan
O.
Landels
has
arrived
from
Vancouver'
to
take
over
the
local
managership
of
W
H
Malkln
Co,
(Prince
Rupert)
Ltd.
In
succession
Senal-
Will
Pass
Measure
Either,
to
t.
a.
Movaicra
wuu
uus
wen
Tomorrow
or
Friday
called
up
for
military
duty.
G.
O.
,
Withers,
also
from
Vancouver,
is
I
here
to
succeed
Martin
van
Cooten,
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
October
2a:
als0
called
up
for
miutary
service,
(CP)-The
United
States
Senate
ftS
bookkeepcr,
agreed
yesterday
to
curtail
debate,
in
an
effort
to
reach
a
final
vote)
on
the
neutrality
bill
this
week.
DIL
rA
le
.
mJpassane
by
the
Senate
will
coins
1
UllOll
VJU1U
AO
.NO
Arms,
rtrammmiuii
,........
-
rnm
vfnln
anA
,
ccrUlnly
by
Friday.
There
Is
some
PiQUI
m
franCe
I
possibility
or
delay
m
ine
mousc.
,
Meantime
a
long
series
of
am-
D.O.,
Oct.
25:
endments
were
ycsieraay
wnuen
(CI1)---The
Canadian
government
'lilto
the
administration's
revision
gave
the
Unltejd
States
Department
draft:
these
to
a
large
cxu-iu
yiu-
cti.
"formal
nvsiimhrp"
vostpr-
vldlnc
for
American
ships
to
carry
day
that
the
British
liner
Athenla,
non-mllltary
commodities
to
belllg-sunk
on
September
3,
"parried
no
erent
nations
In
the
Atlantic
and
guns,
'
ammunition
or
munitions
or
rncmc
areas
w.ui
war
The
Canadian
government
was
so
advised
by
the
Anchor-Donaldson
Line,
owners
of
the
ship.
Large
Quantity
of
Yellow
Metal
Reaches
Paris
By
Circuitous
Route
PARIS,
Oct
25.
By
way
of
Rou-manla,
Turkey,
Syria
and
the
Mediterranean,
$78,600000
of
gold
,
has
tor
of
the
investigation
department..
NOT
MUCH
GOING
ON,
though
Major
Drive
is
Considered
Imminent
PARIS,
Oct.
25:
(CP)
The
West
FINE
CROP
LOST
FROM
ON
PRAIRIE
FISH
BOAT
'
Resulted
in
Building
Boom
as
Stor
I
age
Facilities
Taxed
to
Handle
i
ern
Front
remains
quiet
although
reports
that
Germany
ts
preparing-for
a
major
drive
still
persist.
A
rommunique
spoke
of
patrol
skirmishes
and
"harassing
fire
of
artillery."
There
was
sporadic
artillery
fire
with
small
Infantry
patrol
skirmishes
today
in
the
sector
where
the
French
still
occupy
a
narrow
salient
of
German
soil
west
of
Yesterday's
skirmishes,
accom-
nanled
by
raids
and
ambushes,.
I
took
on
the
proportions
for
a
timej
New
Manager
r
or
!f-ch,i,,!rl
Malkins
Is
Here
Counter-attack,
Indicating
determination
not
to
withdraw
deep
Into
their
own
territory.
A
German
High
Command
com-muniaue
In
Berlin
claimed
that
Allan
G.
Landels
Becomes
Manager
anotner
company
of
French
troops
and
G
G
Withers,
Bookkeeper
had
been
driven
from
German
soil
IS
REAL
ODYSSEY
OCEAN
FALLS.
Oct.
25:
(CP)
The
strange
Odyssey
of
the
Chinese!
junk
Talplng
has
ended
temporar-j
lly
on
the
rocks
of
Princess
Royal
j
Island
arter
a
nowiing
gaie
uiew!
her
northward
Instead
of
south-1
ward
on
an
attempted
voyage
from
j
Quatslno,
Vancouver
Island,
to
Seattle.
The
crew
of
five.
Including
Capt.
John
Anderson's
wife,
leaped
to
safety
but
one.
Bcrger
Larson,
broke
his
leg.
The
group
was
brought
here
by
a
fish
boat
but
nlans
to
return
to
the
Island
to
re
pair
the
boat
and
reatttempt
the
Seattle
voyage.
The
Talplng
reached
Quatslno
last
week
after
a
112-day
voyage
Across
the
Pacific
Ocean
from
Tnnro
of
Euorpc.
Listing
arrived
In
Paris
from
Poland.
It
Shanghai
in
which
the
crew
orusn-PnnnHlnn
or
in
stores
"iof
danger
spots
JSEnSeiS
wM
iSde
!t
the
various
areas
to'
will
be
used
In
connection
with
thejed
with
pirate,
in-the
YangUe
,
RIt-
which
the
United
States
vessel
outfitting
of
Polish-
troops
for
war
er
and
lasted
out
two
typhoons
and
goods.
service.
threaienea
starvation.
may
carry
Harvest
members
of
the
crew
of
a
Germanj
patrol
boat
were
killed
when
their.
WINNIPEG,
Oct.
25:
(CP)
The
vessel
struck
a
mine
on
Saturday,
fine
crop
In
the
three
prairie
pror-it
was
announced
officially.
It
wasjinces
this
year
and
the
good,
prices
off
the
entrance
of
the
Baltic
Sea
have
resulted
in
a
boom
for
prairie
where
the
explosion
occurred.
building
contractors
in
building
new
storage
facilities
and
repairing
old
ones.
Every
elevator
Is
bulging
and
War
News
FLIGHT
OVER
GERMANY
LONDON
The
Air
Ministry
announced
today
that
British
reconnaissance
planes
in
the
last
twenty-four
hours
had
flown
over
I
NEXT
GERMAN
MOVE
BERLIN
Threat
that
Germany's
next
war
move
would
probably
be
an
attempt
to
shower
bombs
on
England
was
printed
today
in
the
authoritative
newspaper
National
Zeitunf
of
Essen.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
ICourtMy
8,
O.
Johnston
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.15
(ask).
Bralorne,
.10.10.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.06:
Dentonla,
.OlVa.
FaljvicwfrJllJi,
.
Gold
Belt.
.28.
Hfdley
Mascot,
.45.
Atlnto,
.02.
Noble
Five.
.02.
Pacific
Nickel,
.14.
Pend
Oreille.
2.70.
Pioneer.
2.27.
Premier.
1.46.
Privateer,
.89.
Reeves
McDonald,
.30.
Reno.
.52.
Relief
Arlington,
.12
tj.
Salmon
Gold.
.03.
Sheep
Creek.
1.12.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.20..
Calmont,
.43.
C.
Si
E.,
2.50.
Freehold,
.02?;.
Home.
2.77.
Pacalta,
.06.
Royal
Canadian,
.22.
i.
Okalta,
U6.
Mercury,
.07.
Prairie
Royalties,
23.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.40.
.
Beattie,
1.09.
Central
Pat,
2.32.
Cons
Smelters,
50.00.
East
Malartic,
2.81.
Francoeur,
.36.
Gods
Lake,
.57.
Hard
Rock.
1.14.
Int.
Nickel,
48.25.
Kerr
Addison,
1.86.
Little
Long
Lac,
3.05.
MfcLeod
Cockshutt,
1.98.
Madsen
Red
Lake.
.39.
McKenzIe
Red
Lake,
1.26.
Moneta,
.91.
Noranda,
78.25.
Pickle
Crow,
4.40.
Preston
East
Dome,
1.70.
San
Antonio,
1.75.
Sherritt
Gordon,
1.32.
Stadacona,
.40.
-hi,
.81.
Bouscadillac,
.04.
Mosher,
.07.
Oklend,
.09
Y2.
Smelters
Gold,
.OlYz.
Dominion
Bridge,
44.00.
New
York
Allls-Chalmers,
43.
American
Can,
113Vi.
American
Car
and
Foundry,
38Va
American
Locomotive,
271-..
American
Smelting,
55
American
T.
and
T.,
1664.
Anaconda,
335i.
Baldwin
Locomotive,
20
Y
Bethlehem,
,91ti.
Boyd
Warner,
28V4.
Caterpillar
Tractor,
60.
Dupqnt,
Ha.
General
Electric,
4li.
General
Motors,
54:!i.
Goodyear,
28.
Inland
Steel.
39Vi.
Kennecott
.Copper,
40H.
Terry
Johansen
Fails
Overboard
From
Mae
West
on
West
Coast
of
Queen
Charlottes
Terje
Johansen,
well
known
local
halibut
fisherman,
was
lost
from'
the
local
Boat
Mae
West
off
the
West
Coast
of
Graham
Island
on
Sunday
night.
He
was
dipping
a
bucket
overside
to
get
some
water
and
somehowe
fell
Into
-
the
sea.
railways
have
been
taxed
to
keep
t
Two
lines
were
thrown
to
him
but,
up
with
the
movement
of
the
larg-1
before
he
could
grasp
them,
he
est
crop
since
1928,
amounting,
it
is
seemed
to
stiffen
out
and
sink.
Ev-
estlmated,
to
432.000,000
bushels.
ery
effort
was
made
to
rescue
the
unfortunate
man
but
they
were
unavailing,
the
vessel
returning
to
port
to
report
the
tragedy
to
the
coroner.
Deceased
was
a
Norwegian
and
Is
survived
by
a
widow
and
children
In
the
Old
Country.
He
had
been
here
for
about
ten
years
and
was
also
known
as
a
musician
and
vocalist.
'
The
circumstances
of
the
fatality
were
.
Investigated
today
by
Cor-
oner
N.
A.
Watt.
Capt.
O.
J.
Hanson
Is
owner
and
Berlin,
Hamburg
and
Magdeburg,
skipper
of
the
Mae
West.
EASY
ON
NEUTRALS
Difference
of
Method
From
That
of
Germans
Is
Referred
To
LONDON,
Oct
25:
(CP)
The
Brtr
tlsh
contraband
blockade
has
been
carefully
respecting
neutral
ships,
Is
pointed
out
Whereas
the
Gerr.
iii
mans
have
sunk
many
and
seized
others.
Great
Britain
ha3
not
in-.
Jured
or
seized
a
single
one
Even
contraband
which
Is
taketvonay
be
.
recovered
by
pieans
sOf
appealr4f
i
.Hrh
chnnlrf
nrnvp
ci.crtit
i
Improvements
In
!
Railway
Gardens
i
-
j
Fountain
Closed
For
Winter
Tree!
I
Being
Planted
Along
Pathway
'
j..
The
fountain
In
the
Canadian
National
Park
has
now
been
closed
down
for
the
season.
It
has
prov-len
quite
an
attraction
during
the
I
past
few
months,
the
orglnality
of
its
design
bringing
forth
much
favorable
comment.
It
was
designed
by
G.
D.
Wetterstrand
of
the
engln-eerlns!
department
who
also
supervised
its
construction,
the
rock
work
being
done
by
S.
Butkus
of
the.
maintenance
department.
While
nothing
of
an
elaborate
nature
has
been
attempted
the
result
harmonizes
well
with
the
natural
surround
ings
and
makes
a
valuable
addition
to
the
attractiveness
of
the
park.
A
further
improvement
being
made
In
the
railway
gardens
here
Is
seen
In
the
planting;
of
trees
along
the
main
path
leading
from
the
general
offices
uptown
toward
Sixth
Street.
The
eventual
beauty
of
this
path
can
be
visualized.
New
Cardinals
Will
Be
Named
Monsignor
Spellman
Is
Expected
To
Succeed
Hayes
In
New
York
ROME,
October
25.
Pope
Plus
is
expected
to
announce
new
cardinals
at
a
sonslstory
to
be
held
In
December.
Monsignor
Spellman
will,
it
is
expected,
be
named
as
succesor
to
the
late
Cardinal
Hayes
of
New
York.
There
W
no
Indication
as
to
who
may
be
the
suc
cessor
to
the
late
Cardinal
Mun-
deleln
of
Chicago.
National
Biscuit.
24,
New
York
Central,
21.
North
American
Aviation,
27V.
Pennsylvania
Railroad
2i.
'
Public
Service
of
N,
J.,
40.
Radio
Corporation,
6,
Republic
Steel,
27
Yt.
Sears-Roebuck,
83V4.
Socony
Vacuum,
14..
Standard
Oil
of
Cal.J
28.'
Standard
Oil
of
N.
J.
47?.
United
Fruit,
86V'2.
W
United
States.
Rubber
.
United
States
Steel;
76J.
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