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Flood Damages
Brit. Columbia
Arc Estimated
(By The Associated Press)
VANCOUVER, B. C.. June 6—
The flood damage in the Agassiz
and Harrison Hills areas was es
timated at between one hundred
and fifty and two hundred thou
sand dollars.
Flood levels of the Fraser river
began to drop, and the total dam
| age in the valley was set at
three hundred thousand dollars.
The river registered 22.5 feet
today. At Mission City it dropp
ed an inch and a half during the
night. There was a drop of four
inches at Hamilton.
Farm houses, personal effects
and many crops have been de
stroyed in the low lying farm
lands around Agassiz.
In the North crews repaired
damaged roads, rails and wire
lines.
Prince George, Prince Rupert
and Revelsoke were covet ed with
four feet of water earlier in the
week. The Columbia is hack
near normal today.
WASHINGTON, June fi- The
■enate took final steps to send
the tax bill into confercr.ee to
|day. and President Garner filled
I out the m< nb< 1 p f t h _(jn
i'erence committee naming Hust
ings, Metcalf, to the plac which
: have been refused by C’Bu/.cns
and Keyes, the Kinking mmorily
momb of the finance e imniit
! tee.
PARIS, June ti Blum talked
out of the Chair.her of L>< puties
amidst an uproarious bur; age of
invectives which suspend the
chamber session.
The demonstration : e; eh d its
height when Xavier Yale*, a
rightist exclaimed, “This is the
first time that a Gallic Roman
country has been gnverened by
a Jew."
Weather Today
(Lf. b. Weather Bureau)
An extensive area of high bar
ometric pressure overlies Alaska
'and the western Canadian Prov
inces; the crest is charted over
the Yukon Territory.
Fair weather is generally obse.
j ved in conjunction with this pres
sure distribution. Rain was full
ing along the Oregon-Californk
Coast.
Temperatures remain web ab
ove normal throughout Alaska.
Yesterday’s maximum tempera
ture of 72 degrees equalled las'
1 year’s high of 72 on July 5, 1935.
1 at Nome.
Gentle southwest and southerly
yvinds aloft were observed in bal
loon observations at Nome.
Venerated (.Imrcli
. Norman McCay, Pastor...
11 A. M.Sunday School.
7:40 P. M.Evening Worship
Sermon message: “The Crea
tion of Comradeships.”
Strangers, newcomers, and
all who will are earnestly invit
ed to worship.
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CITY LAUNDRY
Harry Saito, Prop.
Opposite The Bank
Suits And Hats
Cleaned
Laundry Work At
Reasonable Prices
Baths For Men and Women
Phone MAin 149
I Jascha 11 Scores
(by The Associated Press)
COAST LEAGUE
San Francisco 9 Missions 12
Oakland 4 Portland 13
Sacramento 6 Seattle 7 11 in
nings.
Lo.- Angeles 8 San Diego 7
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York 2 St. Louis 9
Bmoklyn 3 Chicago 12
Philadelphia 8 Pittsburgh 15
Boston 10 Cincinnati 4
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland 3 New York 4
Detroit 2 Washington 6
Chicago ti Boston 8
Weary Workers
Mood area Look
At Damage Done
(By The Associated Pi ess)
VANCOUVER. B. C.. June C, -
T ! -v . v, low • F a .er valley
:cs ii-iiis today 1 ked gut i vc.
mil of muddy.dt . Hid
ed '...tei'. as spring I o .shots and
ih' .... ii k
and inundated rich fainting
land .
Cl. oinment officials estimated
the i A three hundivd thou
sand dollars, but that 'inure i
exp. I to i .
Tie peak of the (!■ ’ is In - not
yet o i reached. Water c ..' -e l
th . 'h and o\- r the main dike
at Ayassi/., inundating a thous:.:. I
acx of land. Forty fanni.e
we forced
hoi. Dewdney !■ >. ns.le is un
de. i foot and up 1 i live feet ot
vvan r. Andrew E. Kien, ; ail
vva • employee was d: >wn< .1 .neat
Pi .nee George.
Democrats To
Be Baited By
New Proposal
(By Tile Associated Press)
SEATTLE, June 4th—J. V. C
Kellogg, Chairman of the Wash
i'lgton State Kepuhliean delega
tioii to the National Convention
at Cleveland, said Washington's
delegates may cast their votes at
Cleveland for a Democrat as the
Vice-Presidential nominee.
Kellogg said the proposal will
be presented to the delegates
when they caucus in Chicago en
route to Cleveland.
The State Chairman said the
proposal will be considered in
response to suggestions from
many Republicans who think the
Republican party should make it
easy for a “Jeffersonian" demo
crat to vote tiie Republican tic
ket next fall.
Kellogg said the Oregon dele
gates have expressed similar sen
timents, declaring the nomina
tion of a Southern Democrat
would crystalize opposition to
President Roosevelt in the South.
Pl'BIJC
Cordially Invited
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Home on Stedman Ave. I
will he pleased to discuss
plans and specifications, &
furnish estimates for simi
lar construction or smaller
and larger accomodations.
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ceived at the office of the City
Clerk until 5 o’clock P. M. Mon
day, June 8th, 193fi, for the pos
ition of extra man at Fire Depart
ment.
M. J. WALSH
City Clerk
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