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117
eA
was
Picked
Up
Off
Coast
of
Alaska
Yesterday
a
news
Item
from
Miss
Jean
Harrison
R.N.,
lady
superintendent
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
reported
to
the
board
at
its
meetine
last
night
that,
owing
to
various
reasons,
no
new
student
nurses
bad
been
enrolled
this
falL
However,
it
was
expected
to
start
a
class
in
,
the
spring
and.
meantime,
a
couple
of
graduate
nurses
would
probably
hare
to
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Ladies--
Will
you
please
let
us
talk
RINGS
with
you
some
of:
these
days?
We
don't
mean
In
an
ad.
j
What
we
request
is
that
you
step
into
the
store
and!
ask
to
see
our
Ladles'
rlnjs.
Don't
expect
us
to
parti-
j
cularize
here.
Always
glad
to
answer
your
questions
and
assist
you
in
selecting.
JOHNgULGER-
(JEWELLERS
ittiTHt
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCN
,
j
i
TOE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday.
September
27
AT
SOLEMN'
HOUR
OF
MIDNIGHT
Bring
In
the
same
brakhouse
MAN
WHO
STABBED
TO
DEATH
wiui
ww
uu
DI3HTRO
SMILEVICH
KE-
CEIVES
OWN
SENTENCE
(Continued
from
page
one)
nonttalaBUfr
shniggeA,hfasiI-
Queen
Charlotts
Istands
which
had
(
Qkalla
in
charge
of
Constable
T.
i
attack.
Mr
J
isUc
W.
A.
Maedonald
:
tated
tha
he
was
not
readv
yet
I
to
r"alre
his
ruling.
He
assured
1
Mr.
Johnson
that
he
would
be
al-
owed
to
recall
any
or
aU
witnes-vh:
subject
to
that
rulmg.
The
per
witness
was
W
E.
Ho'-will.
postmaster
gardener
and
on'Veeper
at
Dorreen.
He
had
known
accused
sine
last
Christmas
a
h
had
reruUriv
purchased
goods
frdm
him.
The'
week
previous
accused
had
called
as
usual
for
groceries
and
mail.
A
few
davs
before,
witness
and
aeeused
Had
had
a
conversation
reeardtng
the
rentrrte
of
a
shack
to
the
me
of
Horwir
na"e
T
qter
accn-
ad
told
w1tn-
"Ntver
mird
t
'ha"
not
ned
it
row.
I
aha!'
hav
a
better
hack
at
the
end
oi
tie
wee
"
Accused
also
in-1
structed
wttaem
to
cancel
hii
grocery
order
for
the
end
of
the
next
week.
Saw
Accused
Rnnnlnc
1
On
the
morning
of
July
14
wit
ness
testified,
be
ws
awakened
shortly
before
8
o'clock
scream,
seeming
to
come
from
the
direction
or
trie
station.
He
ran
to
the
window
and
saw
accused
running
eart
along
the
track
In
hi
working
clothes.
He
was
carrying
a
suitcase.
About
100
feet
rrom
tne
station
piatiorm.
accused
tripped
and
fell
as
if
his
thoes
were
bothering
him,
He
kicked
the
shoes
o'f
and
went
on
in
the
same
direction
at
an
increased
pace.
Witness
went
back
to
his
room
to
finish
dressing
and.
when
he
came
cut
anin
he
nv
ifrmrri
wm
r
m
m
HEALING
SOOTHING
ANTISEPTIC
fvhjuriestSiiiiTroiiAa
raft
1
ffflHjOK
MILK
MILK
Fresh
Pasteurized
Milk
and
Cream
Daily.
EARLY
DELIVERY
Throughout
the
City.
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Telephone
C57.
was
alto
another
occurant
of
this
bunkhouse.
which
was
one
or
tne
large
rooms
of
the
station
house
comprising
eating
as
well
as
sleeping
quarters
Matt
Regar.
who
had
left
the
day
before
with
the
foreman
for
a
trip
to
Smithers.
Atiooe
of
the
table,
accused
and
deceased
took
their
meals
together.
Asked
as
to
the
terms
of.
accrued
and
deceased
at
tab!
been
somewhat
delayed
in
the
malls
Smith
of
OttTr.
Palls
and
Constable
,
Z?Z
JsrSZ?
-X-.r
ditkm
dition
was
was
not
not
normal.
normal.
They
They
look-
look
.the
George
D.
This
was
doubtless
the
George
A.
which
was
engaged
seining
herring
off
the
Alaska
I
coast
Word
recelred
from
Ketchi-i
kan
says:
j
The
captain
and
crew
of
the
!
George
A.
were
picked
up
off
Eagle
'
Rock,
the
boat
being
in
a
sin
kin1?
condition.
No
one
was
injured
and
the
boat
is
only
silently
damaged.
Washington
Bay
Herring
Co.,
made
a
haul
at
Larch
Bay,
was
loading
the
herring
Thursday
afternoon
when
the
aft
bulkhead
cared
in,
causing
the
herring
to
slide
to
the
stem
of
the
boat,
submerging
it
The
seiner
Kodlak.
which
happen-;
pT.i,
bv
L.
w.
Patmore.
defence
counsel.
"Did
you
Vnow
of
SmileYlch
having
two
tires
and
a
shotgun?"
ased
Mr.
Patmore.
"He
only
had
?.
tt
rifle
I
did
no
Knew
of
any
others,"
replied
.WCL
".UJL?
"
w
Witness
h-d
iae
utwie
a.
dui
h
panea
ana
r,.v-
nn
th-ent
against
r-ni
accused
arfuuNri
.
i
ifter
making
several
unsuccessful
;
h
.
'.tempts
at
salvaging
they
gave
up
and
left
taking
the
crew
with
them
on
the
Kodlak.
Friday
morning
about
7
o'clock
nrick
Johnson
on
the
Hike.
Aver?
Bra
rick
on
the
Betsy
Ross,
and
Sam
Anderson,
all
trailers
of
Port
Alexander,
discovered
the
George
A.
west
of
Eagle
Rock
off
Baranof
Island
A
little
later
Cast.
Otto
Btnd-page,
who
was
on
his
way
from
Port
Uexander
to
Puffin
Bay
on
his
boa-the
Xfarv
fl
arrived
at
the
hcu
to
the
wrecked
boat
took
her
into
Puffin
Bay,
where
she
was
beached,
b
railed
out
and
repaired
and
later
taken
to
Port
Alexander.
Early
Evidence
led
at
one
another
like
beasts."
John
Patrleh
Dorreen
section'
Witness
remembered
the
Sun-:
and
a
countryman
of
accused
day
morning
in
question
for
"an
and
deccsatd
who
earlier
in
his!
unpleasant
accident
had
occurred
(Tide
nee
had
told
of
performing
that
day."
The
night
before
he
Roman
CaoV.ie
rites
over
Smile-'and
accused
and
deceased
had
rich
Jot
before
he
died,
was
still
.slept
in
the
same
room.
Bach
oc-on
the
StaiC
when
court
resumed
cupied
a
separate
bed
for
thn
afternoon
session
Tester-1
Witness
said
they
spent
thelcere-
day.
He
was
bem
cross-examined
i
nings
playing
cards,
accused
and
the
vicUm
taking
part
even
though
they
were
not
on
speaking
terms.
The
Arrest
Corporal
H
In
ton
of
the
mounted
police
told
of
receiving
a
message
'o
be
on
the
lookout.
He
caught
the
train
to
Woodcock.
IS
miles
east
Ari
1
of
Dorreen.
got
a
gas
speeder
and
Ritchie
Bet
accused
a
mile
east
of
RH
V"-
M
had
been
,
f!ominS
along
the
track.
The
man
customarv
for
the
section
cnw
to
wppea
ana
saia.
Ait
njni,
po-
work
after
ho
rs
on
Sundays
on
Fenian.
com5,
the
nearbv
farm
of
the
foreman
Sergeant
Service,
who
was
at
-Tames
Storcoff
For
this
work
Smithers
at
that
ttme.told
of
go-
hev
iceiTd
vegetables
from
,n
to
Dorreen
by
freight
train
on
Stovnoff
Or.lv
once
had
witness
the
day
in
question
and
finding
novm
of
acrused
working
on
the
Wood
on
the
floor,
a
pair
of
slip-Stomoff
farm
It
was
not
com-i
between
the
rails
on
the
track.
pulwv
for
section
men
to
do
men
wort.
hod
not
heard
accused
refus
to
woHc
on
the
Stovnoff
farm.
Nor
had
he
heard
other
member
of
the
crew
twit
Eollkora
for
not
doinc
this
work
but
the
room
in
which
the
ertnt
was
committed
had
not
been
disturbed.
Dr.
Leonard
Wrtnch
told
of
hold-'ni.a
posl-.-aertm
on
the
body
of
the
victim.
He
described
the
On
the
Sunday
morning
of
the
;
tvoon-
-n
the
body
and
said
the
HU'ne
aU
th?
crew
but
accused
I
iuia
died
from
loss
of
blood
and
wer
cutting
hav
for
8tornotf.
shock.
Witns
told
of
Boljkovac
and
Afte.
another
Ukrainian
had
told
Smllevieh
goin
alone
to
Pacific
meeting
accused.
Mrs.
Staynoff
a
distance
of
tlx
mites,
on
the
da-1
'old
hw
she
was
lying
in
bed
later
oreviou
to
the
killtnc
They
h-
than
usual
that
moraine,
tt
being
gone
then
fn
connection
with
1
3undav.
She
could
baar
everything
"ome
checks,
he
be'ieved.
On
tet
that
went
on
in
the
building
She
return,
accused
had
brought
sots
n:.d
heard
the
men
walking
around
nwerien
wih
him.
Witness
1mm1
,
t
h;'.
corning,
but
nothing
more
un-not
hri
tMt
accused
intended
I
til
rhe
was
startled
bv
a
scream
at
to
ouit
his
Job
At
the
ronc'usHMi
of
Patrich's
enera1
testimony.
A.
M
John-wn
K.C..
crown
counsel.
enquird
tf
His
Lordshln
was
prepared
to
make
his
ruling
on
a
Question
htch
had
srtn
previonstv
as
o
!he
admlwabititv
of
SmiWkh's
:tat4mnt
unmedfatelv
previous
to
ritri
b!aming
Boljkovac
for
the
about
quarter
to
eight
Then
she
beard
a
speaking
sound
as
if
the
man
was
pleading.
She
rushed
down
and
saw
Meta
holding
his
stomach
with
hjs
hands.
She
aided
the
injured
man
and
five
minutes
later
saw
the
accused
going
up
the
track
with
a
suitcase
and
a
pair
of
boots.
Shown
the
knife
she
recognized
tt
as
the
property
of
Mela.
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1
Witness
then
proceeded
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the
station.
!
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by
Mr.
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bad
heard
accused
was
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be
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Dorreen
It
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not
accused
he
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