Tomorrows
Tides
8:44
a.m.
149
20:51
pjn..
18,1
2:21
ajn.
7.3
14:00
p.m.
85
L
i
ft
1
VS.
V
c
-
.s
-
MOTHER
IS
KIDNAPPED
CiMornli
Woman
Auaucien
mn
htrrst(4
y
wn
son
And
ArcompllcM
5TOTKT
W
Cat.
July
10:
-
jlrt
E
a
unrry,
oj,
wrsiwi)
wi.un
widew,
was
orat-d
and
kidnapped
Iron
'itt
v.
son
and
three
accom-.
r
if
.bird
Mlddlecolf.
38.
son
i
Mrs
Emery
by
her
first
hulls
j
earned,
bv
Sheriff
Marts
k
br
'
'f
Bah
Joaquin
Count
u
-
-,g
leader
of
the
kidnnp-pn
Y
'
S
Mlddlccoff
recently
not
!ad
r'TP'd
to
hate
hu
mother
i;-
rr
money
and
valuable
r
;
-
5
ivm
but
she
had
re
!zx
t
rdm
o
Sheriff
Aiu-bro
ANTARCTIC
EXPEDITION
the
lUMhfr
Trip
To
fte
Made
By
Aimiral
Brrd
On
lnttrwrtion
Of
rretJdrnt
RootcTell
WATHINOTOK.
July
10:
Order-123
A
'
P
.'lent
Ilnoevlt
to
sub
deaths
from
drownings
and
prevj-a
-ns
to
territory
wlth-tralkm
have
been
attributed
to
a
.
:
:irre
,f
the
Monroe
Doc-
four-day
heat
wave,
expected
some
-
'
r
A-'miral
Richard
Byrd,
relief
in
showers.
iz
br-
:.
preparations
to
lead!
v
tx
-'
hi
to
the
Antarctic
and
rt'.x
An"-
cn
ttag
ow
Jandt
v
1
"n!
---e
nt
thn
land
i
"1
-
be
fch
in
mneral
and
that
they
wld
also.
i
.
l.kU
.11
.1.
U
..
.
.
J"
.rc
.,
...
f
''itwr
war.
The
rlans
to
remain
In
the
t
a
year
I
will
leave
TRADE
WITH
PHILLIPINES:
tmr-nce
nf
Preferential
Rela.
tiont
Would
Mean
Big
Unt
To
United
Slates
..a
"'""-
t
'
f
preferential
reciprocal
be
yu
-
and
five
months,
rancher
Is
ae-Cta?.-,
tade
rc:afiora
betwern
the
Unl-
Oklahoma
three
men
and
his
companled
by
and
the
Phllllplnea
fol-
-
J
romplete
Phllllplne
lnde-j1u6ntr
Pfrir-.-re
in
1JJ
would
throw
-
v-of
thousands
of
Amcri-,
Twjnc
Tn
PmVP
:ai
of
work.
Areenlo
N.
Luf.
1
1
U
I
I
UVC
wrr'a.-
of
the
Phllllplne-Amcrl-j
wj.
n
I
a
Trade
Association,
said.
That
nJS
OOn
lnSane
Si:
'aUon
Is
dedicated
to
the
"henlng
and
maintaining
of
"
prricnt.
trade
relationship.
Luz
Hlti
that
the
Islands
could
ab-K:
annually
between
$1,000,003
n4
$?O0OW)O
worth
of
American
it
the
trade
should
be
prop-'7
developed,
Young
Bandit
Is
t
Shot
And
Killed
I
.
fiun
Itallle
Follows
Robbery
of
Bank
In
Nebraska
of
From
$5000
to
$10,000
Sidney.
Neb.,
July
10.
A
young
"ndlt
waa
shot
and
killed
In
a
gun
We
with
officers
here
a
few
hours
after
ho
and
a
companion
fobbed
a
Fort
MorRan
Colorado
fink
of
between
$5000
and
$10,000.
Navy
Planes
At
Ketchikan
Over
Last
Week-end
Ketchikan.
July
10:
Five
""w"
states
Navy
patrol
planes
spent
the
week-end
here
She
ft.
ft.
ft.
A
-
i.
-
Court
Upholds
i:
Oregon's
Anti-Picketing
i:
Law
I
PORTLAND.
Ore.,
July
10
Three
4-
State
circuit
Judges,
sitting
en
bano.
ruled
unanimously
In
a-
89-page
opinion
that
Oregon's
famous
4-
antl-pkketlng
law
U
legal
In
Its
f
entirety
v
HOT
WAVE
4'
-
RELIEVED
Itctplte
by
llrretes
and
Showers
i-
In
Eat
Believed
Only
Temporary
4
NEW
YORK.
July
10.-
Cooling
li
breezes
and
scattered
thunder
showers
brought
temporary
relief
from
the
summer's
severest
heat
wave
to
mid-western
states
but
with
prospect
of
soaring
temperature
In
another
38
to
48
hours.
There
was
no
immediate
relief
In
sight
for
the
south,
southwest
and
east,
sweltering
under
tempera
-lure
In
the
nineties.
Eight
midwrstern
states
counted
dead.
New
England,
where
30
ADVENTURE
BY
ARCTIC
0ktanonw
lUnehfr-ETangflht
To
Travel
From
Victoria
Via
Greenland
In
Halibut
Boat
VICTORIA,
July
10:
CP
Dr.
Homer
Kellems
sailed
northward
from
Victoria
Saturday
In
a
rebuilt
38-foot
halibut
boat,
the
Pandora.
In
which
he
hopes
to
sail
through
Arctic
Ocean
waters
to
Oreenland
and
New
York
and
back
to
Seattle
by
way
of
Panama
Canal.
Kellems
expects
to
reach
New
Vnrlr
In
flvo
Tnnth
linlCM
he
If
Robert
Burgundfr.
Former
Seattle
P.A,
Endeavours
lo
Save
Boy
from
Execution
phoenix.
Arizona.
July
10.
Robert
Burgunder,
former
district
attorney
of
Seattle.
Is
endeavouring
to
establish
Insanity
In
the
case
of
his
son.
Robert
Burgunder
Jr..
college
student,
who
Is
on
trial
here
for
the
murder
of
two
men.
The
father
believes
that
the
son
was
In-'
fluenced
by
listening
to
stories
of
cases
which
the
elder
Burgunder
i
prosecuted
In
Seattle.
Pattullo
Unable
To
Open
Hospital
Hon.
Dr.
C.corge
M.
Weir
Will
Officiate
At
Function
This
Week
Architect
Also
Coming
VICTORIA,
July
10:
(CP)
Act
lne
for
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo,
who
Is
unable
to
go
north
at
this
time,
Hon..
Dr.
Ocorgc
M.
Weir,
Provln
clal
Secretary,
will
visit
Prince,
Rupert
this
week
to
open
the
ncwi
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
on
Friday,
It
Is
announced.
Henry
Whlttakcr,
chief
architect
for
the
provincial
government,
will
arrive
in
Prlnco
Rupert
prior
to
Dr.
Weir's
nrlval
la
connection
""with
the
opening.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
MUTIS
II
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JULY
r
Skeletons
Are
Dug
Up
I
4
While
building
the
road
to
connect
the
fortification
site
at
Frederick
Point
to
the
Mar-
lne
station
wharf,
workers
of
the
Northern
Construction
Co.
a
few
days
ago
dug
into
an
an-
clent
midden
on
Dlgby
Island,
unearthing
from
a
depth
of
about
two
feet,
some
ten
r
twelve
aged
skeletons.
The
remains
were
carefully
re-ln-
terred
at
a
point
close
by.
They
were,
evidently,
extreme-
ly
old
skeletons
as
the
teeth
bore
indications
of
those
ab-
original
days
when
the
In-
dlans
used
to
chew
hides
to
tan
them.
Bulletins
JACK
ritEECE
CHAMPION
Jack
P
recce
won
the
championship
of
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
l-an
Bowling
Club
yesterday
by
defeat
ng
Dave
.Macri.ee
21
to
20
In
a
close
final,
r
recce,
with
Jack
Frew,
Angus
Macdonald
and
Dave
.MacPhee.
will
leave
Friday
for
Vancouver
to
participate
in.
the
Jtritlsh
Columbia
himplonhlp.
Another
local
participant
will
be
Louis
Arrol
who
Is
already
In
the
south.
HEARING
DEFERRED
The
local
hearing
of
the
Alaska
Highway
Commission,
which
was
to
have
been
held
this
morning,
was
postponed
until
Wednesday
morning.
Headed
by
Hon.
Charles
Stewart,
the
Commission
arrived
last
night
by
train
and
left
this
morning
aboard
the
fisheries
protection
cruiser
Kltimat
for
Stewart
whence
It
wilt
return
here
tomorrow
evening,
leaving
Wednesday
afternoon
on
the
Prince
fieorge
for
the
Yukon.
The
Com
mittee
consists,
besides
Mr.
Stewart,
of
J,
W.
Spencer
and
Dr.
Stewart
of
Victoria.
Also
making
the
trip
to
Stewart
are
.Mrs.
J.
U
Montgomery,
Mr.
Stewart's
secretary;
Arthur
Dixon,
chief
engineer
for
the
provincial
department
of
public
works;
Olof
Hanson,
M.
P.
for
Skeena,
and
Mrs.
Hanson
and
their
daughter,
Mrs.
Don
Sutherland
of
Kamloops,
and
J.
C.
Brady,
district
engineer
for
the
provincial
department
of
public
works.
EXPLOSION
IN
SPAIN
SALAMANCA,
Spain
At
least
thirty
persons
were
reported
killed
and
about
two
hundred
Injured
In
an
explosion
Sunday
at
the
Tenaranda
de
Branramonte
powder
factory
near
here.
MONGOLIANS
DRIVEN
OFF
IIAILAK,
Manchoukuo
Re-treat
of
Mongolian
forces
from
the
battlefields
around
Nomohan
Heights
has
been
rut
off,
Japanese
military
headquarters
announced
Sunday.
All
bridges
across
the
Khalka
River
have
been
blown
up,
It
was
stated.
The
Russians
are
reported
to
have
Introduced
great
flying
fortresses
Into
the
fighting
hut
they
were
driven
off.
Fifty-nine
Mongolian
planes
are
claimed
to
have
been
brought
down.
Former
Actor
Up
On
Check
Charge
LOS
ANGELES,
July
10
Miirshal
Nellan,
former
noted
moving
pic
ture
actor
and
dlre.ctortimiMttandi'aThe.
flying
boat
trial
on
charges
of
cashing
worth
less
checks
to
the
amount
of
$100
I
-
-
--.
JPrison
Wardens
JiThink
Alcatraz
Should
Be
Kept
SAN
FRANCISCO,
July
10:
-Federal
Prison
Director
James
V.
Bennett
said
twenty-five
prison
wardens
here
for
their
annual
conference
had
inspected
Alcatrar
Island
Federal
Prison
in
San
Fran-
isco
Bay
and
were
in
favor
ol
its
retention.
MAY
WRECK
ALL
CITIES
Dire
Tli
real
Made
By
Irith
Repub
lican
Army
Leave
Country
In
Ruins
BELFAST.
July
10:
A
speaker
for
the
"Irish
Republican
Army
broadcast
from
a
secret
"private"
adlo
station
a
threat
to
wreck
fury
of
destruction
on
every
clt
In
England
such
as
would
leave
Mt
In
ruins."
The
"army"
demands
1
that
British
troops
and
officials,
evacuate
Northern
Ireland.
Thjj
mysterious
broadcast
also
contain-!
rd
references
to
possible
Irish
re-
lusal
to
aid
Britain
In
any
future
ar
1
HI
A
K
11
IT
I
DljllVvJL)
1
IM
rXlPT
A
XTrV
Ill
-
OlULlil
U:V.A4:,m
Xprjxam-Jment
left
no
doubt
tht.Danzfc.
inatlon
preparatory
to
entering
covered
by
Britain's
mutual
assist
-
One
Half
of
Country
Dims
All
Lights
To
ProTe
Invulnerability
t
To
Air
Attack
LONDON,
July
10:-One-half
of.
England,
comprising
about
16,0001
square
miles,
was
dark
from
eleven
1
o'clock
last
night
until
4
o'clock1
this
morning
during
air
man
-I
euvros
of
the
Royal
Air
Force.'
As
sirens
sounded
the
beginning)
-t
the
manoeuvres
the
lights
were.
extinguished.
Automobiles
were,
as
.ar
as
possible,
kept
off
the
roads
In
the
area
and
trains
were
dark-1
rned.
Houses,
factories
and
streets'
were
in
darkness.
.
1
The
air
and
light
manoeuvres
were
to
test
the
statements
of
I
British
leaders
that
the
country
could
repel
any
fleet
which
an
1
i
enemy
might
send
against
It
Beryl
Mercer
I
Critically
111
J
Screen
Actress
In
Serious
Condi
tion
Following
Operation
HOLLYWOOD.
Cal..
July
10:
Screen
actress
Beryl
Mercer
is
ln
a
critical
condition
at
a
hospital'
following
an
operation,
American
Flying
Boat
For
Royal
I
Air
Force
Back
l
Seymour,
39,000,
Cold
Storage.j
fir'7-7c
and
55c'
i
?aw
ntFnn
Jniv
in-
Th
fhhnftrut
Sri
i
Ae8,r'
15000'
Roya1,
8'2c
and
Ji
L
"J.
?-Ulii!w?r.".
re
1
5.5c
"
1
tlsh
Royal
Air
Force,
left
yesterday
for
Botwood,
Newfoundland,
en-!
route
to
England
but
soon
returned
after
It
was
found
that
the
automatic
controls
were
not
functioning
perfectly.
Ot
was
expected
to
make
another
start
today.
A
two-hop
flight
to
England
Is
planned
with
a
single
stop
at
Botwood..
The
big
15-ton
plane,
piloted
by
a
crew
of
four,
will
set
a
new
long
distance
record
for
seaplanes
If
It
makes
the
3,300
-
mile
flight
with-
the
plane
wilt
fly
to
Felixstowe,
England.
was
built
at
the)
Consolidated
Aircraft
Companys
factory
at
San
"Diego.
I
10,
1939.
i
-
-
--
GT.
BRITAIN
IS
WARNED
Espionage
Will
Be
Crushed
Ruthlessly
in
Reich
Berlin
Annoyed
I
BERLIN,
July
10:
(CP
Nazi
warned
Oreat
Britain
that
a
report-:
ed
attempt
to
saturate
the
Reich,
with
spies
would
be
crushed
as!
ruthies-iy
as
the
famed
German!
Gestapo
secret
police!
stamped
out
'
underground
oropaganda
agalnstl
the
regime
of
Adolf
Hitler.
The
warning
was
especially
sig-
nincent
bemuse
of
the
nmt
Bri-i
tish
attempt,
apparently
wtth
cv-
SroXdllTZJ?.!
neaas
oi
Nazi
leaders
ana
transmit
direct
to
h
oerman
pecoie
an
ap-
peal
for
peace
from
British
Labor
jwhich
was
virtually
an
hiTiuuon,
io
reoei
aainsi
me
nazu.
Official
circles
were
definitely
an-
noyed
by
the
appeal
and
In
private
conversations
bitterly
assailed
It
i'YOUNG
MEN
'I
f
T
T-i
t-v
I
A
I
I
h
i
I
yn
1
Y
r.lululaU
JL
Between
lOO.OOOand
150.000
Twentr
ear
Old
dcrmans
Summoned
To
Labor
Army
herlin.
July
10:
Posters
ap-
j'"
n
the
streeu
repeatln?
the
notice
of
sU
weeks
ago
callinj
"
the
fair
milltiry.xlasses
of,
me
r
rwee
Army
in
wciooer.ance
pledge
to
Poland
and
that
scheduled.
It
Is
estimated
the'
classes
win
contain
Deiween
iuu.-
000
and
150,000
each.
'
OFFER
BY
GERMANY
.Non-aggression
Offer
Reported
To
,Ure
rn-en
Made
By
Reich
To
United
States
LONDON,
July
10:
A
report
in
the
Manchester
Ouardlan
from
I,
,.
,A
.
non-aggression
offer
had
been
made
and
that
it
was
being
dis
-
1
cussed
and
discounted
In
diplomatic
Quarters.
The
Guardian's
dispatch
alleged
that
responsible
circles
closely
connected
with
the
White
House
were
discussing
de-j
tails.
A
detailed
offer
was
said
by
the
correspondent
to
have
been
made
to
the
United
States.
The
rs-
port
was
not
confirmed.
Halibut
Sales
I
summary
American
113,500
pounds,
7.7c
and
5.5c
to
8.2c
and
5.5c.
Canadian
75,000
pounds,
6.7c
'and
5c
to
7.4c
and
5c.
1
,
.
American
fASSOCiatlOn
Foremost,
40,000,
Pacific,
7.7c,
land
5.5c.
jc
Jn
Qpocinn
Visitor,
6500,
Atlin,
7.9c
atid-lO
"
UCOMUll
5.5c.
Roy
II,
13,000,
Booth,
8c
and.nuai
convention
of
the
American
today
in
a
remodelled
;Bar
Association
which
opened
to-
room
at
the
Angel
Island
Imml-
Canadian
Finella.
17,000,
Cold
Storage,;
6.7c
and
5c.
Johanna,
14500,
Booth,
7.2c
and'
5c.
Clipper
II,
13,000,
Atlin,
6.8c
and
5c.
Salida.
11,000.
Atlin,
7.1c
and
5c!
Margalice,
6,500,
Atlin,
7.1c
and
5c.
Oldfleld,
14,000,
Royal,
7.4c
and
R.
W.
Sinclair,
manager
of
Inver-
ness
cannery,
was
a
visitor
to
the
city
on
business
this
morning..
.
Chamberlain
Leaves
No
Doubt
In
Regard
To
Stand
On
Danzig
1
.
Meantime
Nazis
in
Free
City
Demonstrate
and
Pledge
Th
cnnnrt
n
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Adolf
Hitler
LONDON,
July
10;
(CP)
In
a
carefully
worded
statement
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
today
told
the
House
of
Commons
.
,
that
Great
Britain
was
"firmly
resolwed
,.i.
jh
t
to
carry,
out
her
pledge
of
-
assistance
to
,-.,
Poland
Miould
a
German
coup
within
Danzig
cause
Poland
to
tight
for
her
national
existence
and
independence.
The
iiaiimeni
was
aesignea
io
remove
j
all
daub,
cf
the
extent
of
the
Ang-
j
lo-PoMsh
pledge.
It
referred
to
the!
constitutional
situation
at
Danzig
las
"neither
basically
unjust
nor
Illogical"
but
believed
it
might
im-
j
prove
by
negotiation
in
a
clearer
In-
j
ternaUcnal
atmosphere.
Poland's
roianas
amoassac
ambassador
to
Great
B'itn
returned
by
air
Sunday
from
frorn
a
a
W,r.a3..
Warsaw
POr
conference
which'..
might
have
had
an
lmDortanf
braring
on
Prime
Minister
Cham
berlain's
declaration
in
the
House
0(
Commons.
The
Polish
ambassa-
dor
had
an
opportunity
to
give
Mr.
Chamberlain
a
precise
outline
of
tne
present
feeUng
In
Warsaw
be-
4re
the
Prime
Minister
faced
the
House.
"The
Prime
Minister's
state-
'
any
attempt
to
alter
Its
status
by
force,
either
within
or
without
the
Free
City,
would
brine
Britain
lm-
mediately
to
Poland's
side.
Meantime
Nazis
of
Danzig,
at
two
mass
meetings
Sunday,
thundered
defiance
at
Poland
and
pledged
blind
faith
in
the
leadership
of
Hitler.
Ridicule
was
aimed
at
Britain
and
France.
Albert
Forster,
Nazi
district
leader,
advised
citizens
to
smash
Polish
influence
where
possible.
Moscow
Moscow
Negotiations
Negotiations
I
Forster
denounced
Britain
andl
Poland
in
a
speech"
to
ten
thousand
I
enthusiastic
followers.
Forster,
charged
the
British
government
with
"stupidity"
for
Its
attempt
prevent
the
return
of
Danzig
to
Germany.
He
accused
Poland
of
attempting
to
prevent
Germany
from
becoming
what
he
called
"too
great."
Forster
said
"their
designs
are
futile."
At
Moscow
the
longest
conversation
in
many
weeks
on
the
Anglo-French-Soviet
negotiations
for
a
mutual
assistance
pact
ended
at
the
Kremlin
Sunday
night
with
the
outcome
still
a
question.
After
three
hours
all
that
could
be
learned
was
that
the
pact
had
not
been
con-
ciuaea
oui
inai
negotiations
wouia
continue.
Mill
CI
Hall
Ual
san
FRANCISCO,
July
10:
Hundreds
of
prominent
barristers
and
attorneys
from
all
parts
of
the
country
are
here
for
the
an-
day
and
will
continue
through
un-
tn
Friday.
Former
Envoy
To
Germany
Is
111
William
E.
Dodds
Stricken
With
Throat
Ailment
In
New
York
NEW
YORK.
July
10:
William
E.
Dodds.
former
United
States
am
-
bassador
to
Germany,
Is
seriously
ill
here
with
throat
ailment.
Todays
Weather
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Moderate
to
f
reify
southeast
winds,
shifting
to
southwest,
partly
cloudy
and
moderately
warm.
Probably
a
few
scattered
showers
tonight
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HAZELTON.
July
10:
(CP)
E.
T
.
Kenney,
M.
L.
A.
for
.
Skeena.
told
the
Canadian
sec-
tion
of
the
Alaska
Highway
Commission
here
Saturday
that
the
farthest
west
the
road
was
built
the
better
access
it
would
give
to
Mazladln
Lake,
Hvder
and
Stewart,
which
dis-
trlet
represented
a
large
part
4-
of
the
area
of
the
province
and
tyehrcTycrrtenUiCtJ-
the
the
minei
mineral
wealth.
Increased
population
and
highway
facili-
(ties
in
this
area
-
would
In-
crease
mineral
production
and,
t
with
another
mine
like
Prem-
ler.
it
would
re-pay
the
road's
cost
many
"times.
t
New
Atlantic
Air
Service
Aliaubut
inaiimirjif'
"ltu
Pfl
yQRK
Ju,
10.
pan.
AIrara
vant
riinn.r
inaugurated
the
first
commercial
passenger
service
to
Europe
via
the
Northern
Atlantic
route,
supr
plementlng
the
service
previously
established
over
the
touthern
route.
BIG
CASE
GOING
ON
Deportation
Proceedings
Against
Harry
Bridges
Under
Way
In
San
Francisco
SAN
FRANCISCO,
July
10:
The
federal
immigration
department
has
completed
Its
preparations
for
Jwhat
is
expected
to
be
one
0f
the
nation's
most
controversial
legal
cases
deportation
proceedings
asalnst
Harry
Bridges,
west
coast
director
of
the
Cangress
of
Indus-
trial
Organization,
The
hearing
against
the
Aust-
rallan
born
labor
leader
opened
gratlon
Station
In
San
Francisco
Bay.
One
of
the
nations
leading
legal
authorities.
Dean
James
Lan-jdls
of
the
Harvard
University
Lav
School,
Is
presiding.
No
arrests
had
been
made
up
to
noon
today
In
connection
with
the
burglary
during
Friday
night
of
Ben
Ferguson's
news
stand
at
the
I
corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
Mc-
'Bride
Street
when
$20
was
takes
from
the
cash
register.
Entry
was
'made
by
breaking
in
a
rear
door
below
street
level
and
forcing
open
a
trap
door
Into
the
main
store.