Advertise
la
tba
Dally
New
aea
rough.
maim
TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
Ambulance
Mid
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
nt
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
Exchange
Building
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
Stand:
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
51
AIT
VIDECK.
Prop.
least
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
XVII..
No.
81.
VOL
PRINCE
RUPERT;
B.C.,
"WEDNESDAY.
APRIL
6,
1027
Circulation
1500
Sale
423
Prfc
Fiv
(nu
-LJ
!
RICH
0nZ
BODY
ON
VANCOUVER
ID.
GUTHRIE
AMENDMENT
IS
Claiming
to
be
Wife,
Woman
Wants
Details
of
Vancouver
Murder
NO
FURTHER
DEVELOPMENTS
IN
CONNECTION
WITH
KILL-IMi
OF
.MARSHALL
DOUfJLAS
TWO
MEN
CHARGED
PROFESS
IGNORANCE
OF
CRIME
VANCOUVER.
April
G.
Stating
that
she
wan
the
wife
of
"
.
hall
Douglas,
whose
battered
body
was
found
early
Tuesday
i
i.k
in
a
local
hotel,
"Mm.
Douglas"
has
telegraphed
the
police
m
I.o.i
Angeles
for
particulars
of
the
case.
Information
has
been
y.
the
police
that
she
had
been
living
with
Douglas
in
an
apart-r
'
here.
Hubert
Moore
and
Angus
Nicholson,
charged
with
the
murder
Dt'Uglas.
have
made
no
statement
other
than
that
they
could
-:
mber
nothing
of
what
occurred
In
the
hotel
room.
A
post-mortem
examination
of
Douglas'
body
shows
terrible
it
the
Jaw.
both
cheek
bones
and
nose
being
broken.
.An
in-w4)
be
held
on
Thursday
afternoon.
,
INFLUENZA
AT
ALASKAN
TOWN
M
Hints
OlTltlir.AK
AT
HETIII.I.
III'.-rtllllllD
IIV
AUUOK
AKKHINU
AT
NOME
K;.
"
Ajn.l
An
IRTlUttM
p-,!
erriout
"
proport
iftu
tn
tbe
tk
'-i
un
the
lower
Kuskokwtm
-
r;o
by
Artaw
Merrotl
.
ved
here
from
Anchorage,
f
t
UcQrath
where
Merroll
sloppy"
rerun
Mid
that
practically
all
j
'
Bethel
wer
atrteken,
'i
-
-
u
kuui
150
inhabitant.
E.i
-
u
GIVE
PROVINCE
INDIAN
ROADS
MIMlltll
OF
ITIU.IC
MOItK
MTU-IHI.AND
(I.OM.II
M.IOTITION
i
iniS
i:mi
nun
ottawa
DEPARTMENT
'
TORtA,
April
6.
While
he
wa
in
c
II
n
Dr.
W.
II.
Sutherland,
"f
public
work,
announced
qn
hie
return
from
the
federal
tie
reached
an
agreement
with
Dr
iartment
of
Indian
Affalri
whereat
xn
will
be
drafted
veatlng
the
J
n:ad
through
Indian
reaerva-'
tie
Brltuh
Columbia
provincial
ms'nt
CLAIMS
BIG
COMMISSION
uiiii.i:s
AMi
iii
i
i..
iokmmki.y
or
VAMot
i:it
ami
sow
or
i:i-
MONTON,
MINO
I
OH
Sl.tlio.IHMl
"ORONTO,
April
6
Claiming
U00.-
rnQ
l
ommlMion
as
the
agent
of
E.
A.
Waiibcnr
of
Toronto
and
the
Lake
6t.
hn
Power
Si
Paper
Co.
of
Mlttasalnl,
Qucoec.
in
procuring
a
contract
for
'
x
aale
of
newaprlnt.
Charlea
Campbell,
publiaher
of
the
Edmonton
Bulletin
and
former
proprietor
of
the
Vancouver
World,
has
laaued
a
writ
In
Supreme
Cjurt
here
naming
both
aa
defendant.
EXPLOSION
IN
WYOMING
TOWN
hiiiuf.e.n
mkx
Am:
dead
atjpaiico,
TWO
DVINO
AMI
OTHERS
fEiti-Ol'SLV
liril.NF.il
PAHCO,
Wyoming,
April
6.
Thirteen
men
are
dead,
two
are
dying
and
four
mora
were
aerloiuly
burned
as
a
reiult
of
an
exploalon
In
the
Producers
and
Refiner
oil
plant
here
thta
morning,
The
exploalon
broke
window
In
town.
tearing
the
frame
of
aome
of
them
out
Tho
damage
I
eatlmated,
at
&00,000.
in:
pinedos
plane
di:trow:ii
iiy
iiiii:
ROOSEVELT
DIM.
Arizona.
April
6.
Comratnder
De
Pine-do'a
seaplane
Banta
Maria..
In
which
be
arrived
here
tbla
morning
on
a
flight
from
Rome,
caught
tire
when
preparing
to
start
fur
Baa
Diego
and
la
be-lledrUi
hav
been
totallr.de
troyed
The
aviator
ta
aafe
but
It
U
likely
the
long
flight
will
have
to
be
abandoned,
t
DEFAULTING
PONOKA
TREASURER
IS
SENT
DOWN
FOR
TWO
YEARS
lieu
utr.il.
Apni
s.
uin
uuw.
ior-
nier
municipal
treasurer
at
Ponoka.
who
wat
charged
with
the
theft
of
aome
!.-COO
of
municipal
fund,
ha
been
sen-tenced
here
to
two
yeara
In
Jail.
Bush
wai
arrested
at
Port
Wortli.
Texaa,
on
March
31.
flsHrrivals
Only
SS.ll"
PminiN
(
lUllhut
HHng
Landrr
Hrrr
TwUy
nh
arrival
were
much
lighter
today
with
the
two
Canadian
boat
getting
better
price
fcr
their
catches
than
wa
received
by
the
'wo
Amr!cn
boat.
Sale
were
aa
follow:
Anirrlran
8uiuet.
23.000
pound,
to
Booth
Flh-erle.
13Jc
and
7c.
CunailUii
Point
May.
8.&00
pbuntU
to
AUIn
ruhtrles.
13.7c
and
So.
-
Tetrel.
600
poundiV
to
Canadian
Plb
,t
Cold
Storage
Co.,
13
Jo
and
6c.
lor
KrttliH.an
lrllrry
Omaney,
31.000
pounds,
to
Royal
PUh
Co..
12.8c
and
77c.
UIUM.OS
ItKI'OUT.
S
a.m.
DIOBV
ISLAND
Snow,
calm,
banimetcr
29
42:
temperature.
37:
ea
amooth;
S
pjn.
tteamer
Catal
paed
out.
southbound;
6:45
p.m.
poke
eteamer
Tanana.
Seattle
for
Ketchikan,
80
mile
from
Ketchikan.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Overcat.
calm;
barometer.
29J0:
temperature,
30!
c
amooth.
ntlLL
iiARDPa-Overcat.
JUht
8.W.
wind;
barometer.
29.40;
temperature.
40;
aea
rough;
8
pj.
apoke
iAmer
i.
niM
Anvox
for
Vancouver.
104
mllea
from
Vancouver;
.
8
p.m.
fcpoke
ateamer
Apex,
Anacortea,
lor
K.icmaan.
343
mile
from
Ancorte;
iu
pjn.
nni.-.
tuir
jLorne.
towing
barge
Pezuta,
atormbound
at
China
Hat!
11
n.m.
achooner
Ollford
and
launch
mo
ana
Mac
heltcrlng
at
Bull
Harbor.
NOON
ninnY
i3LAND.-8now.
light
N.W.
wind:
barometer
20.43;
temperature.
30;
tea
obacured;
noon,
ateamer
rrince
George,
paaned
In.
DEAD
TREE
POINT-Calm.
baro-
on
q-
lmnerature.
.
u.
ea
UlCbCI.
'
j
tlllW.1,1
-
BULL
HARBOR.Overeat.
iresn
p.w.
wind;
barometer
20.82;
temperature
ij
NEW
MINE
ERA
AT
ALICE
ARM
in
m:si;
ix
oi'i:uatin'i
ritori
it.
TII.S
TIIIH
fi:t()
H
IIKINO
rm:itiCTi;n
According
to
preaent
Indication
the;
picacr.t
year
will
mark
a
new
epoch
in
;
the
hutory
of
Alice
Arm
aaya
the
Alice
Ann
Herald.
It
will
be
the
commence-1
a-cnt
ot
an
earneat
eudraror
to
Uereiop
our
latent
mineral
resource
and
from
;
the
resiilta
attained
Out
year
there
will)
be
no
turning
back.
Alice
Arm
la;
better
kjwsn
on
the
outaldc
at
the!
preer.t
Un
than
at
any
time
tlhce
Itj
came
Into
exiatence.
Our
wonderful!
reourte
are
known
and
a
iplcudld
future
I
predicted
for
the
cmp.
Prom,
now
on.
the
Importance
of
the
camp
wlU
grew
each
year.
If
development'
work
I
continued,
no
power
can
retard'
It
growth.
The
district
ha
an
abundance
of
the
moat
needed
world'
metals,
and
these
will
be
extracted.
More
properties
will
be
developed
this
year
than
baa
been
the
caae
for
a
decade.
The1,
properties
will
be
developed
on
a
blfijer
.
acale
than
heretofore,
and
the
first
con-!
centratlcg
mill
will
be
operating
In
the'
district
before
the
year
end.
j
Some
big
mining
deal.
-
Involving
I
Urge
sum,
are
already
being
planned.
which.
If
successful
necessitate
the
ex-
pendlture
of
vast
sums
of
money.
ror
the
past
thn
year
the
mining1
Industry
of
Alice
Arm
h
shown
an
Improvement
each
year,
and
each
year,
the
improvement
la
greater
"
SUSPENSION
BY
SUZUKI
ttl.1.1.
KNOWN
4APANKM.
CON.
(
l.ltN
I
INANIIAI.
TKOt'llLi:
i.M
Firr.N
inti'itKi
IIIKtO.
April
.
It
Ii
llabllltle
of
.rolintely
ion.o-m.lxK)
)en.
Hie
well
known
Mitukl
linn
of
exirtrr
ami
ImrMirtrrs
aiiiinumrd
temporary
upeiilun
anil
that
llirre
will
be
no
a)nient
of
lilll
at
prrM-nl.
Mipenlon
of
Ihe
firm
whlrh
run-lrol
(rum
lt)
to
wtrnlv
lar;e
ullilUrlr
ha
hetrrrly
aflretril
the
ktiH-k
market
and
iuhvU
a
drop
ill
jru
un
Die
rrhange.
MllHkl
iftntrnN
I
lie
fleet
of
hlpo
lieurlng
that
name.
rrnil
nf
wlilrli
lute
rwllnl
here
during
the
pat
winter
fur
grain.
imprIssedby
canada
women
I.AOV
UII.I.INOUON
TAVS
PIIKTIY
Tllllll
TK
AT
lt:C
i:i'TION
IN
lll'.K
IIONOIl
AT
tJt
AI.U
lM
VICTORIA,
April
B.
"Since
coming
to
Canada
nothing
haa
Impressed
me
more
than
the
aplrlt
with
which
tho
women
of
the
Dominion
combine
In
the
Interest
of
the
community
and
their
Increasing
effort
In
the
caune
of
charity
and
the
care
of
those
leas
fortunate
than
themaelvea,"
said
Vlscountesa
Wit-
llngdon,
wife
of
the
Oovernor
Oencral
In
addreaslng
the
Quatlcum
Reach
and
District
Women's
Institute
at
a
recep
tion
In
her
honor
onTueaday.
three'chineseare
arrested
and
dope
SEIZED
FROM
VESSEL
VANCOUVER,
April
6.
-Three
Chinese
members
of
the
crew
of
the
transpacific
steamer
Em
pre
of
Asia
were
ar
rested
and
twenty-seven
tin
of
opium
valued
at
92.000
were
aelred
thta
morning
when
custom
officer
conducted
ahot'her
raid
of
the
vessel.
A
week
ago,
110,000
worth
of
drug
were
.sel'tcd
from
tho
same
liner
but
no
arrest
were
made
then.
It
la
believed
that
the
men
taken
today
were
lutereated
In
the
other
smuggling
attempt.
Lots
of
people
think
the
world
.
owe
then
five
or'
six
living..
Time
to
unveil
the
fly
swatter.
TURNED
DOWN
A
TUAFFIC
OFFICER
In
Singapore,
Straits
Settlement,
with
new
traffic
directing
attachment
The
automatic
arm
are
of
rattan,
with
little
reel
di.cx
at
the
end
which
refract
the
light
bf
approaching
motor
cars
Fabulous
Values
n
-
1
J
J
a
toi
mbcnaaiea
Given
cnowins
Near
VICTOI'.IA,
April
6.
The
opening
up
of
a
body
of
ore
ricar-.Quatsino
on
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
whose
value
in
copper,
without
taking
count
of
high
content
of
gold
and
platinum,
is
estimated
at
between
$.5,000,000
and
?C0,-000,000
by
the
Consolidated
(Trail)
Mining
&
Smelting
Co,
ir
reported
here.
Ore
is
now
being
taken
from
a
pocket
running
over
$100
per
ton
which
will
more
than
pay
for
development
work
it
Is
declared.
This
discovery
is
said
to
be
responsible
for
a
recent
rise
in
Coast
Copper
quotations.
MIVI:T
KMILfoV
AT
i
I'F.klMi
HMDlll
ANII
AUMH
AUK
IlKMOtll)
PEK1NO,
April
C
Army
troops
!
of
Marshal
Chang
Tuo
Un,
Man-churlan
war
lord.
ant
armed
police
raided
the
Soviet
embassy
this
morning.
Six
Russian
and
from
fifteen
to
twxnty
Chinese
were
taken
to
the
police
statlou
and
a
machine
gun.
fifteen
rifles
and
a
quantity
of
ammunition
wa
temoved
from
the
embassy.
VANCOUVER
BOARD
OF
TRADE
TOUR
TO
NORTH
Part)
routing
In
June
mi
l"rliirrss
.Mary
Mill
Hate
Trip
r
Teu
l.ii
VANCOUVER,
April
6.
The
annual
excursion
of
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
thla
year
wUl
take
the
form
of
a
crulre
up
the
British
Columbia
coast
a
far
north
as
Stewart
It
Is.
announced.
Making
the
trip
aboard'
the
ateamer
Princess
Mary,
which
I
being
chartered
for
the
purpose,
aome
seventy-five
local
business
men
and
their
ladles
will
be
away
from
June
19
to"
June
28.
They
will
arrive
In
Prince
Rupert
on
June
31
ind
spend
a
day
there
before
proceeding
to
Stewart.
Other
northern
Industrial
points
will
also
be
Included
In
the
tour.
.
.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
,
Did.
Asked
Wheat
1.4414
Dunwcll
1,38
1,40
Olacler
i
.08
U
.10
Howe
Bound
37.50
39.50
Independence
0
.0951
Indian
r
-0i)i
.00!
J
Marmot
j-lOU
.11
Premier
317
2.30
Porter.
Idaho
SVi
Silver
Crest
...!.
...
'.07
.07?;
'
Coast
Copper
-18.73
10.00
J
C
L
.
.
!
Quatsirio
Sound
WOULD
HAVE
CANADA
AID
tllWKIIAN
CANADIAN"
I.F.UION
PA!
ICKMILl'TION
UEtiAltll-
inU
china
mkvici:
MCTOKIA.
April
The
oalrlian
lir.nirli
of
the
C'aiiailLin
I-glun
mimnI
a
rrviliillmi
at
Itunrun
lul
nlghl
rriue.lliig
the
Cu'u""ln
S-rrninnil
to
drfrny
Ihe
entire
rot
of
lraii"irl.
maliilrimiKT
and
trrut
iiriit
of
ull
Imperial
rnlre
'turn
Intallilrd
to
Cuii.iUa
from
any
cuiim-nliatMierr
due
l
erle
In
(iilii.i.
The
rr-olutloii,
which
III
lie
fur-uunlnl
to
Prrmlrr
Kin;,
(mints
to
ll.e
lait
that
Canada
hai
lar;r
trade
IntrrrsN
lit
China
uhli
h
are
likely'
In
rvpind.
iiImi
tu
the
large
nuui-Iter
of
Canadian
In
China
being
prulrteil
ay
Imperial
triHip.
DOPE
SMUGGLERS
ARE
SENTENCED
I'rank
Marino
(iris
Two
Yean'
lnirl-Minment
and
Itumlnlr
One
Vrar
I'rnm
.MagMrute
Miaw
VANCOUVER.
April
6.
Convicting;
them
on
charges
ot
conspiracy
to
smug-
j
gle
narcotics.
Magistrate
Henry
C.
Shaw
yesterday
afternoon
entenced
Trank
MaNno
to
two
yeara'
tmprtsor
ment'
and
Dominic
ChrUtoft
to
one
year
In
Jail.
JIMMY
McLARNIN
WINS
BOUT
FROM
'FRISCO
ITALIAN
LOS
"ANOELES,
April
6.
Jimmy
M'c-Larnln,
Vancouver
B.C.
lightweight,
was
awarded
the
decision
over
Tommy
Cello,
San
Francisco
Italian,
after
a
ten
round
bout
here'
last
night.
BY
BIG
INCREASE
IN
LOG
SCALINGS
I'KOIM
CTION
OK
POLES
AMI
PILES
.L0
I
P.
OISTKICT
HKESTLK,H
KKPOUT'MIOHS
Showing
an
Increase
of
nearly
fifty
per
cent,
the
log
scale
for
Prince
Rupert
forestry
district
up
to
March
31
.this
year
tctals
1TJ76295
feet
aa
compared
with
lit
year
Ictal
at
a
similar
dite
of
12.491.414
teet.
The
acale
for
the
month
of
March.
19Z7,
was
6,050.071
feet
as
a;alnst
4,430,612
feet
In
Utrch,
(
I
1928.
Increases
were
shown
In
red
ccdir;
and
spruce
while
hemlotk
was
down
I
sll.htly.
Camparatlve
scaling
figure
for
the
month
of
March
In
1220
and
1927
ftllsw:
1927
1920
Douglas
Flf
43.504
Red
Cedar
1.407,341
203.108
Spruce
(cast)
.
3285.104
3.7133G8
Spruce
(Interlori
42363
141.453
Hemlk
131U57
1
,313.131
3alMm
34IJ14
43.1
14
Cypress
,
274
Jickplne
3400
30.393
Ziith'
.:
403
171
Totl
6.850.071
4.490.612
Increases
are
also
shown
In
production
of
poles
and
piles
this
year.
There
have
been
365.713
lineal
feet
of
polss
cut
In
the
district
so
far
this
year
while
last
years
total
to
the
aame
date
was
63.088
feet.
Hemlock
pile
are
down
from
laat
year'
total
to
date
of
31.443
lineal
feet
to
7.645
feet
but
a
big
In
crease,
more
than
enough
to
account
for
the
deficiency.
Is
shown
In
the"
production
cf
cedar
pile
which
Is
up
thl
yer
to
59.729
feet
from
last
yeara
11.-125.
Comparative
figure
for
miner
forest
products
In
March
thl
year
and
last
are
a
follow:
1927
192C
Poles,
lineal
teet
'
31.633
37.173
?lles.
6pruce
350
Pile.
Hemlock
3.754
3.316
Piles,
Cedar
28.435
3.050
CoTdwood,
cordi
70
40
Shingle
Bolt,
cords
...
34
Ties,
Pine
116.781
68.464
Fence
Posts,
cords
2
Pulp
wood,
cords
93
OCT
II
KIK'S
AMENDMENT
TO
CONKEnENCE
LOST
OTTAWA.
April
6.
The
amendment
of
Hon.
Hugh
Outhrie.
lder
cf
the
opposition,
to
'
Premier
King's
report
on
the
Ij.--crl.rl
Conference
was
defeated
In
ths
House
of
Common
.yesterday
afternoon
by
a
division
Of
122
to
78.
MARY
McSWINEY
STILL
RESOLUTE
Still
Dliiiiin
or
llcr's
and
Yulrra'x
Taitlim
un
Entering
Pail
DUBLIN.
April
6.
The
attitude
of
Miss
Mary
MacSwlney
on
the
-eve
of
the
Saorstat
elections
to
the
Dall
shows
the
aame
fortitude
she
exhibited
during
her
notorious
hunger
strike.
The
section
cf
the
Republican
Party
of
which
Miss
MacSwlney
and
Count
Plunkett
are
leaders
refuses
to
enter
the
Dall
on
any
condition
and
holds
out
for
the
full
Republican
claim.
DcValera's
'vlng
of
the
party
would
enter
If
the-oath
of
allegiance
to
King
Oecrge
were
abolished
BUYING
GASOLINE
BY
PENNY
IN
SLOT
llnjIMi
.Machine
Itejrtts
Had
Money
and
ran
be
Adjusted
to
Market
Price
LONDON,
AprU
6.
Just
a
simply
as
people
purchase
matches
from
slot
machines,
so
motorists
c'at
now
purchase
gasoline
on
the'
Brlat'ol-Weston-super-Mare
Road.
By
Inserting
a
shilling
In
the
alot
the
motorist
can
get
that
amount
of
gasoline.
The
pump
reject
spurious
coins,
and
can
be
adjusted
to
meet
fluctuation
of
prices.
It
Is
considered,
the
'first
of
it
kind,
and
is
In
operation
a(
Cleeve.
.
.
i
,
..
4'-
Some
Alienists'
Idea
ot
a
sane
man
la
auyoue
who
cau
still
write
a
check.
MARGIN
FISHING
PROBE
TO
COME
NORTH
i
MACKENZIE
COMMISSION
t
lMslir.S
VANCOl
VEIt
SESSION
CANNMIV
ANII
DKI'AKTAIKNT
)HTCEKS
i:O.XEICATEII
SO
I'Alt
VANCOUVER.
April
6.
The
MacKen
tie
commission
which
1
investigating
alleged
breaches
of
the
fisheries
regulations
with
complicity
cf
departmental
officers,
concluded
its
Vancouver
alt.
tings
yesterday
and
adjourned
to
sit
later
at
up-ccast
points
a
far
north.
It
la
understood,
as
the
Skeena
or
Ktas
River.
The
commissioner
stated
he
was
satisfied
that
considerable
Illegal
fishing
tad
been
done
but
the
evidence
so
far
given
had
failed
to
show
that
cannery
owners
or
officials
of
the
fisheries
de
partment
had
committed
offences.
The
commission
left
last
night
aboard
CO
S,
Malasplna
for
Smith's
Inlet
where
scaslcn
will
be
held
aboard
the
vessel
at
various
canneries
In
the
Inlet
and
at
other
points
along
the
coast.
It
Is
pcsslble
that
further
sessions
will
be
held
at
Vancouver
upon
the
return
of
the
board.
SCIENCE
LOSES
IN
DEATH
RACE
HEALTH
V
ALAHKA
ESKIMO.
KEPT
ALIVE
DV
RADIO
t'OH
WEEK.
FINALLY
SlCCl'MUS
SEATTLE,
April
6.
Science
lost
a
race
with
death
and
David
SeplUu.,
Alaska's
wealthiest
Eskimo,
died
oil
Tuesdsy
at
his
Arctic
home
on
St.
Law
rence
Island
In
Bering
Sea
according
to
word
received
here
by
Jonathan'
Wagner,
chief
ot
the
Alaska
division
of
the
United
States
Bureau'
ot
Education.
The
aged
Eskimo,
who
had
been
kept
alive
for
a
week
by
radio
advice
for
hi
treatment,
died
while
an
airplane
winged
It
way
acrsss
the
northern
wastes
In
the
effort
to
reach
the
Island
In
time
to
take
him
to
Nome
for
an
operation.
VOTERS'
LIST
IS
INCREASED
PlttNCK
It
I
PERT
HILL
HAVE
AIIOCT
!,-iOO
ENFRANCHISED
AS
ItF.sl
LT
OF
RECENT
PERIOD
OK
Rtd-ISTRATION
i
Prince
Rupert
provincial
electoral
district
will,
have
the
largest
numbec
ot
voters
In
its
hlstcry
as
a
result
of
registrations
which
closed
at
the
first
ot
thl
week
for
the
next
court
of
revision
to
be
held
In
May.
Some
800
or
900
new
voters
have
been
registered
which
will
bring
the
list
here
to
well
In
excess
of2.500.
Prior
to
this
period
'
of
registration,
the
total
was
1
84
1
Prince
Rupert
rtdtng
Includes
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert,
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
auch
points
aa
Hays-port.
Port
Simpson
and
Smith
Island.
FIVEBOATSfO
PATROL
SEALS
ANNOINCKMENT
Is
MADE
IN
VAN".
TOl'VER
UV
.CHIEF
INSPECTOR
OF
FISHERIES
OF
WEST
COAST
OPERATIONS
y
VANCOUVER,
April
'0
Major.
J,
A.
Motherwell,
chief
Inspector
ot
fisheries
tor
the
British
Columbia
coas,
announced
yesterday
that
five
Canadian
Government
vessels
will
patrol
the
west
coast
ot
Vancouver
'island
In
May
and
June
during
the
migration
of
fur
seal.
1I.M.C.3.
Patrician.
H.M.C.S.
Armen-tlerr'e
and
H.M.CJS.
Thleval
will
Join
COS.
atveiichy
and
COS.
Malasplna,
taking
over
"seal
punching"
duties
from
United
States
craft
at
the
forty-ninth
parallel.
'll,vJ
A
soft
answer
donesn'tturn
n
away
as
much
wrath
a
a
hard.
look.
Being
popular
doesn't
leave
muclt
time
for
makliut
real
friend.