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Monday.
January
21,
1921.
Connect
Port
With
Seward.
Efforts
are
being
mad?
In
secure
a
steamer
service
to
con
nect
this
port.
with
Seward,
Alakn,
in
order
to
provide
limine-
jor
me
.iaKa
iiauway
ami
esianiisii
a
tourist
mule
into
ihe
Arctic'
circle
by
thai
way
and
possibly
into
Ihe
Canadian
Yukon
San
Francisco
nnd
Seattle
are
both
mentioned
as
possible
ports
from
which
the
service
will
be
operated
but
it
is
also
suggested
that
it
might
well
operate
out
of
Prince
Rupert,
the
passenger
lieig4-hooked
by
way
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
At
any
rale
the
steamers
taking
the
inside
route
could
connect
here
with
Canadian
National
train
The
trip
into
the
Yukon
by
the
Alaska
Railway
is
said
to
be
a
mo.t,iicturcfqtlt
pn
and
the;
United
Stales
government
i
anxious
lo
encourage-
travel
over
it
in
order
to
make
it
pav.
If
aiiy
arrangement
can
be
arrived
nl
by
which
the
Canadian
National
may
co-operate,
it
would
be
of
advnillage
lo
the
CN.R
and
also
lo
this
port.
Fair
Board
Makes
.
'
Good
Showing.
The
fair
board
last
year
made
a
good
showing
as
evidenced
by
the
report
submitted
at
the
general
meeting
on
Friday
even-ing.
There
is
no
denying
that
more
"might
be
done
by
securing
even
greater
co-operation
from
outside
districts.
It
was
only
personal'
contact
with
local
people
that
induced
Ihe
exhibjl
to
be
sent
from
here
to
New
Westminster
and
it
is
only
by
a
personal
canvass
that
the
real
co-operation
of
the
district
centres
in
tlie
Prince
Rupert
exhibition
c'au
lie
secured.
It
is
well
lo
have
sports
and
amusejuenls
and
nil
the
adjuncts
of
a
modem
fair,
but
in
order
lo
ensure
complete
success
an
exhibit
must
be
.
slated
and
that
Ihe
very
best
possible.
The
fair
board
did
good
work
lasl
year.
and
it
should
do
even
belter
this.
Co-operation
of
all
citizens
is
necessary
lo
secure
(he
best
results.
,
'
Canadian
National
And
Skagway
Run.
The
Canadian
(loveriiment
.Merchant
.Marine,
operating
ii
connection
wilh
Ihe
Canadian
National
Railways,
will
run"
it
si
earners
to
Alaskan
port's
during
(he
timrner
'with
a
view
to
securing
a
good
deal
or
the
tourist
business
and
increasing
the
passenger
trafrjc
on
their
railways.
The
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
dcorge
will
b?
used
in
this
service
for
the
present
and
next
year
il
is
expected
the
new
sfenmer
will
be
readv
to
be
mil
1
on
the
run.
The
two
big
steamers
cam-
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wneiMhese
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discharged
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tourist
com
nig
from
interior
points
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mil
will
take
(heir
places
and
thu
enable
Jtie
vessels
to
operate
economically.
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Alaskan
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Important.
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as
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despatch
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the
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on
all
WINTER
OVERCOATS
STEVE
KING
Phone
Green
85
'I
hlrd
Avenue
MONTIll'.AI,,
Jan.
21.
(Ry
Canadian
I'm).
The
third
appearance
or
Hov.
Adelard
Delorme
before
a
jury
in
connection
wilh
the
chargo
upon
which
he
was
indicted
by
a
grand
jury
here
-thai
of
murdering
his
half
tirolher,
ftnmil,
an
Ottawa
rn-h'pe
sluilenl
will
begin
before
a
French
Canadian
jury
presided
over
by
Mr.
Justice.
Martineauin
.$1.00
the
Court
of
King's
Rench
open
ing
February
6.
In
Hie
rirst
trial
only
the
question
or
Ihe
prisoner's
sanity
was
considered
hy
a
special
jury.
lie
was
found
to
he
insane
and
ouiniilled
In
an
asylum.
At
Ihe
second
trial,
called
after
Ihe
Abbe
had
been
released
from
Reimport
Asylum,
Quehec,
on
the
certificate
of
Ihe
superintendent
lliat
he
was
sane,
Ihe
diarge
was
murder
and
no
evl-
lence
as
lo
Ihe
priest's
menial
stability
was
introduced
by
either
crown
or
defence.
The
jury
disagreed
after
being
sent
back
several
limes
by
the
I
rial
judge,
Sir
Francois
l.emieur,
Quebec,
to
try
am
reach
a
unanimous
verdict.
New'
Evidence
New
evidence
promised
for
the
third
trial
will
he
Ihe
testimony
of
Arthur
I.eclair,
a
furnace-man
employed
hy
Abbe
Delorme,
who
could
not
he
found
at
the
lime
of
Ihe
second
trial,
and
a
man
who
is
said
to
be
able
to
testify
on
the
movements
of
the
abbe's
car
on
Ihe
night
of
the
murder.
It
is
expected
that
no
foreign
tnillel
experts
will
be
used
by
the
crown
at
the
column
case,
but
I
hat
evidence
on
this
feature
of
the
trial,
which
look
up
so
much
time
in
the
second
trial,
will
be
contributed
by
Col.
Camlet,
01
tawa,
al
one
lime
head
of
the
small
arms
factory
al
Queben.
II
is
not
known
as
U
whether
doctors
will
be
culled
In
leslify
as
o
Ihe
prisoner's
menial
con
dilion.
It.
0.
Calder,
K.C.crnwn
pro
secutor
Tor
Montreal,
will
again
be
in
charge
or
Ihe
prosecution,
while
Alban
Orinain,
K.C..
a
noted
Montreal
lawyer,
new
lo
the
ruse.-will
defend
the
abbe
The
Summary
A
chronological
summary
of
life
Delorme
case
follows:
Jau.
i,
1022,
Itaoul
Delorme
murdered,
Jan.
?..
Rody
of
Raoul
Delrnore
round
at
Snow-don
Junction
wilh
six
bullet
wounds
in
.head.
Jan.
9.
Iiiitiesl
opened.
.
Jan.
21.
Abbe
Delorme,
hair
tirolher
or
dead
man,
otfers
$I0,
000
reward
for
arresl
and
conviction
of
murderer.
Feb.
1
1.
Inijuesl
close
and
Abbe
Delorme
arresl
e
on
coroner's
warrant.
March
1
1.
Ahhc
Delorme
coiiuiiilled
for
lri.il
June
30,
Abbe
Delorme
found
Insane
by
special
jury
of
court
of
King's
Rench.
Members
of
jury
were
all
French-Canadians.
.Orl.
10.
Curator
appointed
by
Montreal
courts
to
Delorme
.es
tate
and
Abbe,
incarcerated
in
Reauport
Asylum,
Quebec,
in-lerdieled.
Dee,
fl.
Writ
of
habeas
corpus
for
release
of
Abbe
Delorme
refused
in
Quebec.
May
23,
1023.
Abbe
Delorme
discharged
from
Rpauport
Asylum
on
certificate
or
Ihe
superintendent
Dial
be
was
sane.
June
20.
Abbe
RelnrmiVft
trial
on
charge
of
murdering
hi
hair
brother
begins
before,
'jury
composed
of
Hnglish
and
French
Canadians.
July
21.
Jury
reports
unable
lo
reach
an
agreement
and
Is
seal
back
by
judge.
July
23.
Jury
disagree.
Ten
Why
"WIS
MASTER'S
VOICF."
-VICTROLA
dominates
Thc,ictroUcoos-ncktupports
'
the
(ound
box,
allowinic
it
full
play.
It
uket
the
wright
off
the
needle
point,
making
for
flexibility
and
con-ieuently
produce
that
unequalled
exactneu
of
tone
(or
hich
RIS
MASTER'S
'VOICE"
Victrola
is
pre-eminent;
at
the
tame
time
prewiving
the
record
from
wear
berauie
of
the
very
light
weight
prewure
upon
the
needle.
Thi.
it
but
one
of
the
many
.features
that
combine
to
make"RIS
MASTER'S
VOICE"
VictroU
incomparably
best.
o
Theatre
of
the,
Home
yj
The
stage
is
set,
the
performers
ready.
Your
mood
this
eventni
calls
for
the
inspiring
strains
of
Verdi.
Suddenly
you
hear
Caruso
staging
"Celeste
Aida"
(Heavenly
Aida)
clear,
sweet,
vibrant,
real
as
life
itself.
For
the
moment
you
sit
in
an
orchestra
seat
at
the
opera
with
all
its
pomp
and
pageantry.
Then
perhaps
you
long
for
the
sweet
strains
of
"The
Last
Rose
of
Summer"
and
as
the
soft
dear
notes
of
Elman's
violin
sound
In
your
ears,
you
can
all
but
see
him
draw
his
bow
across
the
magic
strings.
But
whether
it
be
Caruso,
or
Elman,
or
the
boom
of
Sousa's
band,
or
the
latest
happy-go-lucky
dance
hit,
"HIS
MASTER'S
VOICE"
Victrola
aAd.
"HIS
MASTER'S
V01CE"-VICTOR
Records
prove
their
superiority
by
making,
you
forget
the
man-made
reproduction
and
remember
only
the
sensation
of
having
living
artists
and
real
musical
instruments
a
few
feet
beyond
the
chair
in
which
you
sit.
And
by
virtue
of
tuch
masterly
performance
"HIS
MASTER'S
VOICE"
Victrola
ii
the
standard
by
which
all
injtrumenti
are
judged.
Often
this
Ckturs
many
to
refer
to
all
instruments
as
Vtctrolas
but
for
your
wn
best
interests
as
well
as
ours,
remember,
there
is
only
one
real
genuine
Victrola
and
tbat
bears
our
famous
'trade
-mark
"HIS
MASTERS
VOICE"
under
the
lid.
Be
very
careful
to
see
that
it
is
on
the
instrument
you
buv.
Genuine
"His
Master's
Voice"
Vtctrolas
from
$3
7.50
to
$615.
00
HIS
MASTERS
VOICE.
LIMITED
a
Importint!
lUii
'
uit
It
.
pmt
4
r.
IttUtuud
hi
tHif
&
V
l.ff
II
I
I'M
His
Masters
Voice-ViCtrola
PRINCE
GEORGE
Dr.
H.
W.
A
I
ward
was
elected
mayor
of
Prince
iSeorge,
lasl
week
hy
a
maJoritjof
101
vole
over
.
I.
Ogilvfe.
Alderinen
for
tU2t
were
chosen
as
follown:
Ward
I,
Aid.
A.
M.
Patterson
and
John
R.
l.nmbeH;
"Ward
2,
Fred
l.
Taylor
and
Harry
R:
(iiiit;
Ward
3,
O.
I).
I'ruser
and
Ed
ward
Opie.
,'.
J,
j'llinati
and
Dorothy
J,
X.
Ewerl
were
elect
oil
lo
Ihe
mcIiooI
board
and
for
conviction
and
Iwo
for
ac-'Donald
MacEeod
lo.
lie
police
nulla).
commission,
"
Nov.
7.
C,
II.
Rithan,
K.C.,
.
.
'
.
und
Alleyn
Taschereau
.retire
aal
T
O.
MeRride,
M.P.,
was
hero
counsel
for
prisoner.
'
ibisl
week
and
addressed
n
publlo
Dee,
I,
Albun
fJermaln,
K.O.,
meeliiiK.
In
Hie
course
of
hl
appoinled
Delorme
counsel,
address,
.Mr,
Mcllrlde
expressed
Jan.
3.
1121.
Mr.
Justice.
Justice.
Ibe
Ihe
opinion
opinion
lllal.
lllal.
Prince
Princq
Oeonre.
Oeorgii
Marllneau
assigned
lo
over
Delorme
I
rial.
Jan.
7.
Arthur
Leclalr,
fuC-
nncemnn
in
Delorme.
home,
missing
since
coroner's
Inqu-sl,
reporled
discovered
In
Ulilled
Stales,
preside
.was
Ihe
most
advaiilageous
port
or
entry
for
any
railway
exlcn-slon
In
Ihe
Pence
River
country.
Miss
Dorothy
Prlscllla
Pasclike,
ede.
il.iualiler
of
Mr.
and
Mrs,
I',
H,
PuMchke,
was
married
here.
last
week
by
llev.
S.
Pollinger
o
(apl.
I-.
It.
Purvis,
local
repn
seiilalive
of
the
Mngollln
Con-Iracling
Co.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pur.
vis
will
upend
a
three
months
honeymoon
in
California.
-
I
lie
don
nl
of
managers
of
Knox
Prcdiyci-iaii
Church
lm
selecled
a
clerical
cummiHce
consisllng
of
Itev.
Dr.
(I,
A.
VR
son,
superfiilendenl
of
inlsslnn;
nev.
nr.
Hinith,
prliicinnl
of
Weslniinnler
Hall,
and
llev.
Dr.
I.ognu,
regislrar
of
Westmln
sler
Rail,
to
choose
u
paslor
for
their
cliurcli.
H.
t.
Perry,
M.I..A.,
was
surjiiised
last
week
when
u
uroup
or
clllzeim
headed
by
p,
K.
Wilson
Inviled
him
n
ft
Kalberlng
in
Ihe
(1.W.V.A,
ronnu
and
presented
him
with
a
henut-
nuiiy
engrnveil
silver
loving
cup.
Harry
Carlton
is
e'snecled
in
arrive
in
Hi
city
Wthln
lhtiexl
inriiiigni
io
remove
nillwnt,
eulptiient
which
lias
been
slored
re.
sinre
n,e
(irnnd
'Irnnlt
Pacific
was
coiupleied.
Mr.
Carl-
lon
nas
iifcn
uwardi'd
roulrarU
on
Ihe
construction
of
new
n
on-
lu
Joulhern
Pacific
In
(be
raciiic
.sinles.
.
Mayor
Johnson
lasl
week
r
porlH
a
surplus
of
S2.377
on
s
roy
IMIsllless.
no'"?
''rkln.'
Canadian
novriisi,
Hpenl
n
,rl
li,
rt
Hie
nllv
l.i.l
Mt
n.
,
...
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