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PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1949. |/ PRICK FIVE CENT

ackenzie King New Leader M22" NEW CAR FERRY SUP HAS

of Liberal Party in Canada ms eto BEEN "Saaeaete can
Was Chosen by Convention).,: 9%, so:

na dase ase oe “through COST OF DOCK WILL BE ABOUT $50,000—_WILL BE LOCATED

' aN cal. lade sala shun ix el ae en AT SOUTHWEST END OF SECTION TWO
d Close Run For Position with Fielding Second Secured |i. frm: suitor ot tue Wood NEAR FOG ALARM

tinel Shortly after

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Support rrom every Province, But Especially wards he went south, taking Mrs. Work has commenced on the new car ferry.slips which are

from Quebec and Manitoba; Is {rulto “and daughter with him. being built by the Grand Trunk Pacifie for the handling of the
ae products of the district in ear load lots without trans-shipment.

Only < 45 Years of Age. cn oa me a oe The néw car ferry dock, it is estimated, will cost in the

aie a wing for new roads D@ighborhood of $50,000 and should be completed in about two

Special to The News via G. fT. P. Telegraphs P. Wilson end Js re d er improver < in order|mronths, It is to be located opposite the bell fog alarm opposite

Ditawa, August 8.—William Lyon Mackenzie King, formerly ried from the erior on Is to aces date the settlers the southwest extremity. of Section 2, and near the location for

ter of labor in the Laurier Government, was chosen leade: |“ening’s tr the p le ministet is away the ocean docks which it is proposed to build. It will be three

Liberal party in Canada by the big convention of Liberais| “°°* they have been looki ; , , ears wi le and wili therefore allow of the loading or unloading of

sion here yesterday. Four names were nominated for the) i. with a Se ‘| three cars at one time, accommodating a car barge carrying nine
on, W. S. Fielding, George P. Graham, D. D. McKenzie and ___.. | loaded cars.

h. Mackenzie King. c | Not only will the new slip be useful in handling shingles,
ur voles were taken and Wir. King led the pol! each time. E. (. HOY FLIES OVER ROCKIES: oo paper and other products from Swanson Bay, Ocean
first ballot gave King 344 votes, Fielding 297, Graham 153, ils and other points, but it will be used in distributing machinery
icKenzie 18%. .On the second ballot King increased his lead HAL I SM ASHES HIS MACHINE and other supplies without breaking cars to Stewart, Alice Arm,
Lill did not get a majority. The vote stood, King 411, Field- £ j= and any points on tide water.

344, Graham 124, and MoKenzie 60. Before the third ballot a aE” ei eee

am announced his retirement and after the third, McKenzie FIRST FLIGHT OVER MOUNTAINS SUCCESSFULLY com. BETTER PRICES CURRIE KEPT
drew, making it a straight vote between King and Fielding. PLETED BY VANCOUVER AVIATOR LAST EVENING

result gave King 476 and Fielding 438. AT 8:55 —- LIEUT. HALL’S MACHINE |

ust as the nominations were made Lady Laurier entered the OUT OF BUSINESS | FOR HALIBUT IN ENGLAND,

: anceningiteinciieeeipdiasiigliaasy |
and was given an ovation. The whole convention rose en . |

Special to The News vie G.T.P. Telegraphs. i

se and cheered. The utmost enthusiasm was aroused. ‘ntwarv. ie .ptain E. C. Hoy in a race against dark-|Ten and a Half Contes Paid For!
t is very difficult to analyze the vote secured by the candi- nie ama tial mpleted his look flight from Vancouver,| Stik Gee conte Chen

s for the leadership. Whence each man derived his support ... gh ane ling sé y at S988 toast evening. He made! Morning. :
ot be known because the ballet papers were purposely mixed _, shel i tte. at Chilliwack Meend ciate, | iy tion ie mproving,
he count was not taken by provinces. It is known, however, 7 wu : jeu Ernie Hall) w) ‘eemntad to bées ‘here was a slight stiffening of | Semine ta —— ee
King secured a good deai of support from practically ali the ,..., on ; wht over the kids. smashed chine at) !sh prices on the exchange this | dies

nees, but particularily heavy from Quebec and Manitoba. , ; iia ee eae _ |morning, the average for first- (Special via G.T. P. Telegrapts.)

i ecured a heavy vote from Saskatchewan, Alberta, Brit- en A ts ee wt asaante class being ten and a half cents. Liverpool, August 8.—General
wn? ' , line A large number of sales were|}Gurrie, who was to have sailed
and the Merawe prowneds. jimade, each of the local buyers|for Canada on the Coronia has

. L. Mackenzie King was born in Kitchener (Berlin) Ont., OBJECTION TAKEN 10 jsecuring a share. The following }peen delayed owing to labor
ber 17, 1874 and is, therefore, 45 years of age. He was | ’ isa * were the catches: Tatoosh, 10,-/troubles at Liverpool and will not
i at onto University and aiso took post graduate PROFITEERING BILL 000 Tbs.; Lumen, 12,000; Helena, jsail until tomorrow.
143 ; Br “rs, 6,000; Ye 7 ae ' a al
at Chicago University and Harvard, securing his M. A. WITH GE TING — ~~ | 2 nae eee Sere —— The aber. gityation Gugeey-
| English Newspapers Take Excep-| , 13, ; Bart > ’ ;/ing, but many ships are still held

h.D. degrees ov ; Ranier, 8,000; White Star, 10,000;/up. The city is still without
fe was Ceputy minister of labor and editor of the Labor Ga- JAN GOLD tion a, Sudden Decision of =| Ajameda, 8,000; Reliance, 27,000; |<treet cars and a real bre&@ fam-
al er became minister of labor in the Laurier cabinet. Phe Government. | Director, 8,000; Venus, 14,000; ine exists.
bok part in many commissions and inquiries into disputes. = ae ; London, August 8.—The strike

- }Gilford, 14,000; Advanee, 14,000;

! a : Telegraphs | Pair of Jacks, 9,000; Dorreen, 10,-'of bakers ¢ rorkshi

14 he was appointed director of the investigation of indus- gyivia Pankhurst, Feminine Agi- , es ae : = — oe solaane
- . is Stilt UNSC ed,

relations instituted by the Rockefeller Foundation of New tator, Said to Have Been in foerjment’s decision to introduce! 10,000; Rosepoint, 8,000; M. M.

 

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mdor August 8 rhe Gov- | 000; Ringleader, 8,600; Bayview,
é position in London is resuming a
and has held many important positions in clubs and societies. Pay of Bela Kun. 1 profiteering bill into arenes ni |Ciristopher, 2,500; Notlad, 4,000; /norma! aspect.

an author of repute and his latest book, “industry and t with many adverse comments | Verna, 5,000, and Mayflower, 6,- a ee ee
nity,’ has attracted a great deal of attention and has been, Special by G.T.P. Telegraphs lany New spapers condemned the /000 pounds. r
a London, Aug. 8 Syivia Pank ( s of the bill which a Of these enpugh boats were
y read, . rst, the leading English femi- | f a system of tradables.’ |sold this morning to fill five ear
INCH ‘ nine agitator is again in the Oth expt ed dissatisfaction | loads. The average «price Was
SIDENT WILL Peet: 29 ere rer OO? 7 imelight Scotland Yard officials } ie dec ol which inter 9 and 5 cents.
Di ery SIR DOUGLAS HAIG * harge her wrth receiving 3060,0 Lec the work of the parlia LL
ISCUSS WAGES BECOMES AN EARL Slot Russian gold from Bela Kun, /mentary committees POWER “SCHOONER is Appear
WITH RAILWAYMEN ne heed viet leader to be| : SS ae

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Marshal Sir Douglas Haig

‘odin promoting Writsh srikes.|| St. Andrew's Society regular} ERE WITH SALMON) " (-rPenmere Se

Miss Pankhurst denie { nes meeting onieht it 5)
lelegraphs a

rhe power schooner AIki, the In the police court this morn-
ling before Magistrate MeMordie,

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~ . iJames Killas and J. C. Gavigan

A & ergs Co. 2 eo is SRR OO ae vared charged with keeping
REGLAR eal x jwith a cargo of salmon fron [their stores open afier 6:30. Po-
Alaska. She is a fine boat and llice Constable Bailey testified that

has 0 capacity of shout 35,008 he had bought fruit in both places

nt said that “unti cases of saimen. between 8 and 9 o'clock on Tues-
day evening. Chief Vickers stated

| ‘ ad ee vid \ _ NEW BUILDINGS oor pti P ‘TWO YEARS IN PEN. that he had seen lots of people
yn, the whole ms x4 and b fruit and
ware NOOR | FOR STEALING SHOES! “2.0%. \2 atay with them on that

standstill
FOR THIS CITY canny te — anes ae
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ist evenit was recently convicted of stealing claimed that both places were re-
| : aed .’ . e | fres . ‘s d he said

) has been by Loca! Architect shoes from McArthur’s shoe store|freshment houses an
Plans Drawn by was this afternoon sentenced by|that he could see no difference in

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Miss Me Ki uy ee ee — Judge Young to two years in the |carrying away fruit from carrying
known hers — 'penitentiary with hard labor, away ice cream. The fruit was
—— the minor part of their overturn.
| Arthur Manson-~ returned to} Both merchants testified that the
drawings a gerennen® © : : Vancouver on the Prince George fruit stock was only a percentage
thoroughly modern apartinent C7 , last night, having been holidaying}of their main line. It was only on
iy co. So eo agrees etme |i re for the past few weeks. It isjthe side for the convenience of

of the . 12 large suites on the upper : lonly a short time since “Art” re-|the publie who require such a
~~ {floors and 42 store rooms in the : vr turned from overseas and all his|place to go and get their fresh

basement with a laundry for the t F s lola echool frieads mann very glad] fruit,

th Coal. The best. Prince |5* (! the tenants, all co upietle od . lteo see him for the brief holiday. In conclusion Mr. Patmore
rt Coal Company, Phone 18, Phe huilding will cost upwards of e : jArt is the star first baseman for pointed out that the whole busi-
———_-_) Also he has a larg the Prinee Rupert baseball team )ness had come to a head when J.

be R FE scheme for the corner of 4th Ave Senge es oo is always a great favorite|©. Gavigan started up his busi-

M S and Agnew Place, of 24 suites > jwith both players and fans on ac-|ness,. Before that time ne thought
six storeys high \t the present count of his clean playing. had been taken of Jim Killas sell- *

— lime this seheme is under the , scasialiiaediieas ine his fruit and, as ‘was stated,
consideration of @ capitalist in Mrs. 'T. Ballinger and family|the Retail Merehants in 1916, at

h RY | MOREY BETTY BLYTHE the outh and the beginning 0! WESTHOLMIE- THE =A TRE | arrived from rerrace last evening|the time the petition for early

“*T} . e : le : ; circulated, did not
1€ Ure ” netruction will depend upon th ere did + anes to join Mr. Ballinger here, Dur-|closing was ¢ ’ :
aren Gog progress of the shipbuilding. ‘My on Oe Se oe take him into account. Jim Killas

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Peneating Co 6 TONIGHT es ==> ing the summer months they have

been visiting on their ranch neal had come along as the “goat in

Houdini, The Great | ‘irs 'siomoe." S" West«Fields Elsie Ferguson J the tail end of a serap among the

' f the Wait For the returned men eight sets grocers,
TY of drawings have been prepared, Your opportunity new te pro- rhe ease was adjourned unti
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six for seetion 2 and two for other Vaudeville ‘Review “Under | he Greenwood Tree" cure carpet squares at Tite's sale,|tomorrow morning.

Mystery” .
warts of the city, and the con m Seciety Belle to Gypsy Girl 20 per Gent reduction, 85 —————_——__—
with pa , ae in an Entirely New Sho Ww | From ty Bel Gypsy Girl 0 per Gen ‘ MO Besy  ebalee, aaaaaik aie

struetion of the eight buildings ee

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15 and 80 « £ ex“ as 80 as the draw = 5. and 2 , Ub d gloves. |springs and mattresses. Tite's
1 30 conte will begin a on a } ' ih saat 9.00. aa Rall 8.15 and 10,15, Admission, 55c and 25 Carhartt’s overalls and g i 186

‘» and 9 ings are approved by the authori Pictures, 7 Agent, J. F. Maguire, Smith Block, | big August Sale,
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