V
war
mmenced.
ine
nr.t
nav-(1
,
st.
fc
u.n
in
tlhanll
Ti
n.
-
'
iritii
L.J,
:
.At.i:
vr
;f
.
were
speedily
at
t
k
up
the
survivors
MRNOR
Gottrnment
lloue
SOmiVA,
Feb,
6:
(CP)
Gov-
nr
General
Lord
Tweedtmulr
f'
and
lolfered
a
tonruMlon,
it
M
tnnounred
today
at
Govern-
'nl
Uouxt
He
wav
ald
to
be
Mint
comfortably.
It
private
phrkian
esamlned
'
fi
Eutllenrr
Immedlatelr
after
!'
hlth
ocrurred
In
Gov-
iment
lloue
and
a
statement
the
extent
of
(he
Injuries
h
fpetted
later.
ITUATI0N
IN
BALKANS
th
Of
!'
V.
i
I
r
It'
.1.
Out
Us
()n
Relations
With
I
Larier
Powers
All
To
Sign
With
Italy?
I
EDORADE.
Feb.
6:
(CP)-Bal-
E.:-T.ie
diplomats,
after
their
te
-
day
conference
here
at
551
Roumanla.
Orcecc.
Turkey
JiCQiiavia
extended
their
for
coven
years
pledging
con-
jar.:
of
the
present
neutral
u'
5
as
to
ureservc
this
Dart
Ear;pe
from
the
trials
of
war.i
"-
.urnca
nome,
eacn
neicr-ti
work
out
relations
with
ser
powers
and
one
another
on
individual
basil.
he
conference
u
hollpvprl
tav
dgn
observer
to
have
failed
to
the
four
nations
except
for
adly
worded
decisions
on
ncut-
'
lndCDendcnce
nnd
nromo-
of
trade
within
the
entente.
:pre
Were
110
ahsolntn
uunrhn.
D
"
niauon
is
voiced
among
PIG
lnternnllnnnl
pcrs
that
separata
accords
may
i
"egouated
with
Italy
by
the
Pr
Balkan
nowers
and
Xsn
nn.
6'y
with
Buljarla
or
Hungary.
r
"ome
today
the
newsnaner
dltalla
stated
that
"the
I'fnale
1
word
has
not
been
said"
when
iwcamc
known
thnt
if
PARIS.
Feb.
8:
(CP)
War
News
ii-...:r:
i.v:ij.
n,...
..-I.
......
i
i4i
day
at
his
Hyde
Park
home
that
pulsed
yesterday
with
hand
gren-J
ades.
Todav
the
western
front
was.
H
Teedmulr
Suffers
Concu-
dormant
with
nothing
to
report.
uon
it
Result
of
fair
In
GERMAN
PEACE
nil)
OSLO
The
Stockholm
correspondent
of
the
Oslo
newspaper
Tldens
Tefn
said
that
rumors
of
a
German
peace
plan
were
taking
hape.
It
was
said
that
some
neutral
late
would
offer
a
slx-polnt
plan.
DEATH
PENALTY
PROPOSED
LONDON
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
told
the
House
of
Commons
today
that
legislation
providing
for
the
death
pen-
f
ally
for
disclosure
or
leakate
of
Information
to
the
enemy
was
under
consideration.
TAKE
GERMAN
OFF
SHIP
CAPETOWN
A
Portuguese
vessel
was
Intercepted
by
a
British
warship
and
six
Germans,
considered
liable
for
war
service,
were
removed,
later
being
landed
here.
CAMPAIGNS
FOR
HUBBY
ful
start.
POOR
BOY
MADE
TOP
in
I
fTrT'alUc,t
on
French
advance
lines
Samuel
Vauclaln
Roe
From
Ap-
l.
HI
IK
I
ca"
01
uu
IUver
naa
bttn
re"
prentlceshlp
To
Be
Captain
A
A
V
A
V
A
Of
Induitry
PHILADELPHIA,
Feb.
6:
(CP).
Samuel
Matthews
Vauclaln.
who
Is.
dead
here,
typified
the
American
j
tradition
of
a
poor
boy
climbing
to
the
rank
of
industrial
captain.
From
an
apprentice
boy
in
the
railroad
shop
he
rose
to
head
the
vast
Baldwin
Locomotive
Works
at
Philadelphia
and
became
an
authority
on
railroad
transportation.
Hangar
Contract
At
Aliford
Bay
Ilrnnett
&
White
Construction
Co.
i
Of
Vancouver
Awarded
Contract
Bennett
it
White
Construction
Co.
have
been
awarded
the
contract
for
the
construction
of
a
single
land
plane
hangar
at
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
air
base
at
Aliford
Bay.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
TO
EASE
I
CONTROL
Premier
of
Japan,
After
Hearing
Protests,
Announces
Press
Will
Get
More
Latitude
TOKYO,
Feb.
6:
(CP
After
pro
tests
had
been
heard
ln
both
Houses
of
Parliament
today,
Premier
Yon-al
said
that
relaxation
of
press
con-
trol
would
be
attempted.
Speakers
Conservative
Contest
In
Yukon
in
both
chambers
suggested
that,
Again
Family
Affair
Between
through
such
rigid
censorship
as
Blacks
was
being
imposed,
the
government
was
losing
the
confidence
of
the
'people,
rvmiwi
rh
fl:
(CP--
Mrs.'
George
Black
Is
travelling
back
to
n
!
J
Mjypn
In
'
campaign
for
hcrLJdYlU
lllVeil
III
the
Yukon
to
husband,
Capt.
George
Black,
n
;
n
will
contest
the
Yukon
scat
as
UttlCerS
KCSerVC
Conservative
candidate
m
.
Mrs.
-
forthcoming
federal
ei.
!
HOLLyvvooD.
Feb.
Feb.
6:
6:-
David
Black
uiacK
was
w3
elected
ru
as
r
.m.-
..on
Nlven,
,y,nular
popular
Encllsh
English
moving
Conservative
m
"'-"-,
lo'nicture
actor,
has
been
when
her
husoano
w
'-
,
to
the
the
British
British
In
regard
tQ
Italian
pur-1
retire
due
to
illness.
Now
h
of
oil
had
come
up
through-withdrawn
In
his
favor.
Cap,
rai.sine
nf
M.
vu..-
,.
tnrmrlv
Socoker
OI
-
Uli-
h
"
lAuiaiiKi1
rate
laic
Black
Jiaviv
ww
noumanla.
exrhangc
was
jormt;ny
fore
ncxt
fall.
Canadian
House
ot
uonm-
admitted
officers'
emergency
reserve
for
war
service
but
does
not
expect
to
be
ln
uniform
be
Mlnto.
.01
Vi
Noble
Five.
.01$.
Pend
Orielle.
1.70.
Pioneer.
2.10.
Premier.
1.35.
Privateer.
.78.
Reno.
.38.
Relief
Arlington.
.12
4,
Salmon
Gold,
.02
.
Sheep
Creek,
1.18.
1
Cariboo
Hudson,
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.18.
Calmont,
.38.
C.
it
E..
2.08.
Freehold,
.02.
Home,
2.75.
Royal
Can.,
.17,
r
PROV1NC
IAL
1
eatherForecast
Tomorrow's
Tides
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
prince
1:04
195
ft.
High
ajn.
Islands
Fresh
to
strong
east
12:49
21.0
It.
p.m.
cloudy
and
somewhat
part
winds,
Low
7:00
ajn.
7.0
It.
colder
tonight.
19:29
pjn.
3.0
It.
r
NORTI1ERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITIS
n
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
BXXIX
i
No.
31
1
v.
,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY
6,
19
40.
PRICE:
S
CENTS
Wat
At
Sca
Strikes
At
Dominion
I
Canadian
Steamer
Is
Sunk
by
Torpedo
Off
!
British
West
Coast
WEARY
OF
CLAIMS
OF
BADGERING
NAZIS
ARE
resident
Roosevelt
Tells
Reporters1
lie
W
ill
Make
Third
Term
Pro-
nouncement
When
Ready
aid
at
a
press
conference
yester
FANTASTIC:
Vol
SiiUfled
With
Truth
In
Iterate!
-
......
.
w.
w
iii
ficsuiis
ui
m
iicir
nil
aiiacm
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
On
Shipping-
at
Week-End
sunk,
several
others
tee
chairman.
iy
damaged
but
reaching
port.
w.
..
1',r,ey
,et
11
be
known
today
AtUck
on
a
tenth
vessel
Satur
to.ind
for
Saint
John.
Newl
r
1
un
tcs,frn
rronl
u"nc
jwwer-
ainxmg
ox
me
British
steamship
i.i
ana
me
lorocdoinff
oe-
.......
.....
w7-uuuus
rd
r."
:ie
southeast
coast
of
I
'ce-Presklent
John
Nance
Oar-
the
week-end
was
disclosed
Two
of
-A
section
ner
naa
auo
indicated
nis
wimng-
the
crew
were
killed.
ti.ij
it
j
ui
uiiiwaii
i
ril-
...
.....
...
u
u.
-...ij.-ii.i
iu...
oi
ne
xorunire
necimeni
naa
a
muvu
..k
u
urrmin
...
....
..
f..K
win
h.h
f
in
action
in
me
main
"
nr..u.i
nc-.-.
aaa,.
hipping
lane,
ma
Jone
was
In
com-
rnetny
ouiposi
pairoi,
me
Dart-
..t.....v
..v..
uwun
Ing
of
a
dog
having
drawn
it
to
to
do
abut
tre
th'rd
t""m.
attention.
Fire
was
exchanged
and
one
British
private
was
wounded.
found
in
the
morning
but
there
was
a
patch
of
blood-stained
snow.
I
French
military
authorities
reported
yesterday
that
a
German
TODAY'S
STOCKS
tCoureety
8.
O
Jonnntoo
Co
i
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.10.
Bralorne,
10.50.
Cariboo
Qoartz.
2.45;
Dentonla.
.piVi.
Falrvlew.
rairview,
J)1V4
mh.
Okalta.
1.07.
Mercury,
.06.
1
t-
Prairie
Royalties,
20.
.
.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.31.
Beattle.
1.12.
Central
Pat..
2.40.
Cons.
Smelters,
48.00.
East
Malartlc,
3.90.
Fernland,
M.
Francoeur.
.49.
V
Gods
Lake,
.55
.
Hardrock,
1.26.
Int.
Nickel.
.43i.
Kerr
Addison,
2.41.
Little
Long
Lac,
253.
McLeod
Cockshutt.
2.27.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.48.
Moneta,
.80.
Noranda,
73.50.
Pickle
Crow,
3.95.
Preston
East
Dome,
2.16.
San
Antonio,
2.42.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
.98.
Stadacona,
.08.
Uchl,
.86.
Bouscadlllac,
.04
VJ.
Mosher,
.03.
Oklend,
.13.
Dominion
Bridge.
37.00.
ITALIANS
AID
FINNS
Fifty
Carloads
of
Airplanes
Are
Sent
Through
France
to
Be-Leaguered
Northern
Nation
BOMBINGS
Looks
Like
;
AGA1N
IN
settlement
j
LONDON.
Feb.
6:
(CP)
BrI
.
IN
H
If
U
I
inal
he
WiU
WIBta
w
"
h"
hat
day
was
disclosed
when
members
111
1
AVlil
1
,n
the
f1"
'or
the
Dtmorcatlc
0f
the
crew
of
the
trawler
Wllla
MADP
nFFVC
nomination:
He
U
said
to
have
said
that
Oerman
nlanes
had
ma-
Iff!
1
IK
T.
K
r.I
l.
German
Pat-
tupport
of
New
York
and
New
chine-gunned
their
boat.
",v
"
Persistent
Report
i
OLD
LAND
-
iisn
decision
10
turn
over
nine
-
ExDosions
i
London,
Birmincham
oi
iwcniy-one
uerman
sea-
-
.nA
Min(.h.,t,r
n,
p.-
f
men
seized
from
the
Asama
Executions
Tomorrow
Maru
Is
regarded
In
Informed
LONDON,
Feb.
6:
(CP-Oerman
"uarter
M
a
steP
1
LONDON,
Feb.
6:
SHANGHAI.
Feb.
6:
(CP)
Jap-
PROMINENT
RAILROADER
Fred
Sargent
Headed
Chicago
1
Northwestern
for
Fourteen
f
Years
I
CHICAGO,
Feb.
6:
(CP)
Fred
Wesley
Sargent
headed
the
Chicago
and
Northwe&ern
Railway
Com-
(CP)
Bombs
pany
for
14
years.
Until
IU
health
llii
W"
geWlng
Ufed
f
attempU
c,a,ms
that
Nazl
b0mbe"
"nlc
a
"'
mprnl.5
with
exploded
ln
pubi,c
buIld,ng
of
Lon-I
forced
him
to
retire
May
24.
1939.
he
Attack
All
But
Unc
Member
of
hUlimarinc
After
to
sound
him
out
on
third
term
mine-sweeper,
four
outpost
boaU
,apanvw
hoUt
0
don,
Birmingham
ahd
Manchester
also
served
as
president
of
the
Chl-
vri:v
iiiuu
iu
in:
ouiu
i
possiDimics.
When
anything
was
and
nine
merchantmen
over
the
T"
s.
on
the
eve
of
the
scheduled
execu-cago,
St.
Paul,
Minneapolis
and
ld
It
would
be
at
his
time
and
week-end
a;e
described
as
"absurd"
JaPanese
government
has
Uon
of
two
Irlsh
Republican
Army
Omaha
Railway
Company
and
as
a
LONDON,
February
0:
(CP)--SiX
Of
the
crew
of
choo,ln
and
h-
a'one.
the
chief
here
although
wmw
0
the
w"
----ww
loss
of
the
mine-
w
-
7
n?
.
yet
-
Iy
aceJ1ePte1
J
1
4
I
e
I
members.
Bombs
burst
-
in
mall
-
director
W
WW
V
of
the
W
Continental
WW
V
WU
Illinois
V
ient
-seven
aboard
the
torpedoed
Canadian
Pacific
ilway
Co.'s
transAtlantic
freighter
Beaverburn
are
re-
I
i
r
t
.
i
n
.
executive
declared.
Aieanwnue
tne
Democratic
na-
sweeper
Sphinx
is
admitted
together
?
J,
wa!Kexpic1,
,
J
ml8IU-
bans
at
Euston
Station
in
London,
National
Eank.
one
of
the
largest
ttlth
a
!at
fnnr
inH
vrtr
nntdhlv
Meantime
the
British
are
re-
inf,......
innr
nersnn.
Thp
haa
financial
fnctlt.iHini
ln
V.
n.
tlnnai
mmmiitu
vuiaritui
v,
o
i
.
,
t,L
carded
as
navinz
earned
a
i
m
.v.
.
.
.
rted
rescued.
Company
officials
said
there
was
a
P0S81-
margin
of
one
vote,
chose
Chicago
were
neutral.
maJr
poInt
ln
lhe
Japane"
the
two
condemned
men.
Peter
Cnoninv
and
.vPrai
.iuJ
.
n.
ty
that
the
One
man,
althoURh
Unaccounted
for
in
first,"
th
r
the
DemocraUc
As
reported
Monday,
the
week-
T
ann0UIcement
Vat
Japanese
Barne$
and
Jamej
RlchardSi
are
ln
road
comDanIes.
lrta
mnv
vpfc
h
s:if(
Th
nnlv
Pjinfulinn.lirifn
mnmKnf
national
convention.
me
exaci
end
casualties
from
wave
after
.
-"-"""-
.J
A.
.tlU.i
jail
awaiting
execution
for
a
bomb-
He
found
time
as
well
for
a
wide
'
.
.
"
.nrf
k.,
.
.
.
'.
.
-n
rt
to
...
rpfuw
rr.uw
to
u
carry
carry
-
citizens
viHiCH.
lnB
-t
Covpntrv
on
AliPil.t
9.5
trhn
Mr,
tvl.
,.n.
n.
!be
.rrw
was
saieiy
rescued
"V"
?
-TC
n"wMnHuaeaine
4
.
Knin
h.nn.
i.ahi.
.MiopaMengersonboardir,-.
1
""y.
"ln"ai
Norwegian
Tempo,
C29
tons,
which
.
"
be
Beaverburn.
a
vessel
of
9874
h
bu:
'
at
Dumbarton.
Scotland,
3927
t
id
registered
out
of
Lon-
fcond
Canada-bound
.
l
avfl
been
torpedoed
since
BRITONS
i
allies
n.
ruricv.
nauonai
mmm
l
ti
was
t
mnv
t.t.M
i
ith...
beine
v.Ainn
u
bad
-
w
"
-v.
.
i
-----
ARE
SLAIN
Russians
Are
Still,
Apparentlr.
Ravine
Bad
Time
North
of
Lake
Lado;a
Big
Victory
0
w--
o
w
w
-
W
wV
UUbiVil,
AilOw
iltUIUU
five
persons
were
killed
and
one
ed
services
as
trustee
for
the
Field
hundred
hurt.
A
mall
sorter
was
Museum
of
Natural
History
in
Chl-
Injured
in
an
explosion
in
the
cago.
Northwestern
University,
the
Birmingham
general
post
office
Rosenwald
Museum
of
Science
and
where
a
bomb
was
also
planted
in
a
Industry,
Lake
Forest
Academy
and
mall
bag.
No
one
was
hurt
In
the
Cornell
College
at
Mount
Vernon,
.Manchester
post
office
blast.
Sir
Iowa.
John
Anderson,
Home
Secretary.;
Balances
Budgets
has
refused
to
rerommend
to
King
.
.
,
T
10,,
Oeorge
the
granting
of
a
reprieve
"
n
XW1Sienntthe
C"y
or,
ChS
.
and
Cook
county
were
struggling
,,
.
to
r
Barnes
tj-,,.
and
Di.
Richards.
of
mcrbea$
ing
seriousness,
he
was
chosen
by
a
TADAKTUCC
committee
of
100
business
men
to
JAl
AllLiULi
direct
a
camPal8n
to
balance
munl-
dpal
budgets.
Sargent
and
his
fel-
WrkerS
accompllshed
thelr
pur"
n
luncaicu
uitei-uimirr
sneaKer.
IlnrnnfirTTlPrl
claim
T
,Ia
Penetrated
Nlntsia
Sar8n
spent
considerable
time
CJlllUlUUlllCU
province
Province
Great
Great
Rittu
Battle
in
traveUng
to
address
clubs,
business
fc
,3u,
Oolcl
BelU
ve4WSIjs..FaUtkt.j.Gye
O.K.
..to
,
Kwangsl
organlzatlons
and
audiences
at
the
educattonaUinstltutlortt
Uuw
hich
he
was
Interested.
anese
announced
today
that
their
wnnwciai
groups
orten
caned
northern
forces
had
penetrated
on
n'm
Ior
neIP
ana
ne
was
director
r?Jt
wn
QTvrpnR?
Si
r,h
.rP1
7
NI"8lIa
pince
n
northwest
f
the
chF
ot
Commerce
of
The
Finns
northeast
nf
of
Lake
t
La-
ChJna
fQr
the
Unlted
states
and
the
nilnols
doga.
killed
over
five
hundred
Rus-
chamber
The
ta
of
chlna
of
Commerce.
He
served
slans
yesterday
and
captured
much
tQmdcd
thirty-first
month
veral
years
as
chairman
of
the
u,...
u.w-.
w1m
rlyal
armles
in
souti,.
awuni
Kusnmore
Memorial
com-
tacks.
It
was
declared
ln
an
official
communique
last
night.
Persistent
reoort
of
the
entire
eighteenth
Russian
division
having
been
completely
wiped
out,
of
action
In
the
Kltela
sector
are
not
confirmed
officially.
This
is
a
highly
trained
and
well
equipped
division
consisting
of
20.000
men.
It
was
the
oblect
of
an
encircling
movement
by
the
Finns.
The
unconfirmed
reports
said
that
seven
thousand
had
been
killed,
thousands
of
others
captured
while
the
remainder
were
ln
frantic
and
disorderly
re-
r
1
4
ern
Kwangsl
Province
locked
In
Ul"u
cu-opcraie
wun
battle
which
both
sides
indicated
ouun
Borgium
on
the
huge
presl-
was
one
of
the
war's
greatest.
MEAT
ON
dential
sculptures
in
the
Black
Hills
of
South
Dakota.
Sargent
was
born
May
26,
1876,
in
Akron.
Iowa,
a
Plymouth
county
town
founded
by
his
father,
Edgar
Weslev
Sareent.
As
a
hov
hp
tpork-
D
A
TfO
W
Q
ed
ln
nis
father'5
flour
ant
8
mill
lrl
1
lVlllJ
and
on
the
family's
farms.
Hls.ln-
terest
in
farms
persisted
through-
Supply
Wiil
Be
L'mited
In
Britain
out
his
life
and
in
addition
to
his
After
.March
11,
It
Is
Announced
Evanston
home
he
maintained
a
farm
near
Mount
Vernon.
LONDON.
Feb.
6:
(CP)
W.
S.'
After
beine
graduated
from
the
treat,
facing
the
prospect
of
freez-
Morrison-
minister
of
food
supply,
Akron
'public
schools,
Sargent
stud-ing
or
starving
to
death.
Newspaper
announced
today
that
meat
ra-led
at
the
State
University
or
South
"correspondents
said
that
as
many
as
tionlng
will
be
commenced
on.
Dakota
and
the
law
school
of
Iowa
forty-two
Russian
tanks
had
been
March
11.
Each
person
over
six
State
University.
He
earned
a
legal
destroyed
with
large
amounts
of
years
of
age
wUj
be
auowed
one
degree
in
1901
and
started
at
once
arms
and
ammunition
left
behind
shining
ten
pence
worth
of
meat
to
practice
law
ln
Sioux
City,
Iowa.
In
the
flight.
per
vce
an(j
eacn
person
under
A
year
later
he
was
married
to
Miss
,
Meantime,
.the
Russians
contln-
slx
years
eleven
pence
worth.
Mary
Minler
of
Flandreau.
SJJ.
ued
their
fierce
artillery
onslaught
Ham
and
bacon
are
already
ra-
They
had
three
children.
Minler.
against
int
xviannerneim
Lane
wiin
tioned.
.heavy
casualties
and
unsuccessful
in
making
a
breach.
Three
thousand
Russians
are
said
to
have
been
killed
here.
j
Quiet
was
reported
early
today
on
all
the
Finnish
fronts.
I
During
thepast
week
ln
aerial
'attacks
on
Finland,
hundreds
of
.Russian
planes
participated,
drop-iplng
an
estimated
6800
bombs,
killing
150
civilians
and
Injuring
179,
ln
addition
to
doing
extensive
damage
in
many
cities
and
towns.
West
Summerland
Man
Passes
Away
Muir
Stewart,
For
Years
Manager
Of
Fruit
Co-operative,
Passes
Away
At
Mayo
Clinic
WEST
SUMMERLAND.
Feb.
6:
(CP)
Mulr
Stewart,
for
years
manager
of
the
Summerland
Cooperative
Fruit
Orowers
and
well
known
grult
grower
of
this
district,
Is
dead
at
Mayo
Clinic,
Roch-
PARIS,
Feb.
6:
(CP)
Shipment
ester.,
Minnesota,
according
to
through
France
of
some
fifty
car-,
word
-received
at
his
home
here
loads
of
Italian
made
airplanes
for,
yesterday.
He
had
retired
a
few
the
Finnish
Army
isv
disclosed
by.
years
ago
as
managrr
of
the
co-
sources
near
the
government.
operative.
Bulletins
SAVING
CERTIFICATES
OTTAWA
The
Canadian
government
Is
to
issue
savings
cer-
low
as
$5
and
$10,
throush
the
Post
Office.
Another
war
loan
is
expected
before
the
end
of
the
year.
STORM
IN
CALIFORNIA
REDO.NDO
BEACH
A
violent
sea
storm
pounded
the
shore
here
during
the
night,
damaging
beach
homes
and
stores
and
carrying
away
a
portion
of
the
popular
beach.
GANDHI
LEAVES
NEW
DELHI
Unsatisfied
with
the
proposal
of
the
Vice
Roy,
Lord
Linlithgow,
for,
a
settlement
of
differences
regarding
self-government
of
India,
Mahatma
Gandhi
Hasseu
and
Frederlka,
now
Mrs.
!Fred
E.
French.
City
Attorney
In
1906
he
was
elected
city
attorney
of
Sioux
City
and
re-elected
in
1908.
Four
years
later
he
gave
up
a
rather
lucrative
practice
to
accept
a
position
as
state
attorney
for
the
Rock
Island
Railroad,
with
headquarters
at
Des
Monies.
He
remained
there
until
1920,
tificates,
with
denominations
as
.when
he
was
invited
to
come
to
Chicago
as
general
solicitor
for
the
worm
western,
in
isz
he
was
elected
vice
president
and
general
counsel
and
in
1925
he
was
chosen
to
head
the
company
and
its
sub
sidiaries,
comprising
approximately
10,000
miles
or
railroad
lines.
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
A
deep
depression
on
the
British
Columbia
coast
Is
causing
rain
ln
the
vicinity
ot
Vancouver
Island.
The
weather
has
been
mild
with
light
snow
in
the
interior.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-
left
Delhi
without
awaiting
the
1
Fresh
to
strong
southeast
winds,
outcome
of
similar
conferences
shifting
to
southwest,
mild
with
f
with
Moslem
leader.
scattered
showers
occurring
tonight.