1
1
1
I
fell
Ol
JMtU
(Continued
rroiu
jage
D
U
lri
,
,
,
,
(tl,,i
e.elyl,lM)y
,
;hav,ng
a
big
)auKh.
I
siayed
riaay,
beplemoer,
21,
1931
,
;
Ul
Ilve
minutes."
f
n,MUH.
in
Tl-
a
J0"'!0"
.-v
how
they
!
A
painter,
George
Hamilton.1
""
""lur.
away
tor
a
ald
he
had
been
..r
t.h
!
Macs
Lead
In
Bowling
lew
minutes
again.
"
then
come
back
'.on
one-room
apartment
that:
i
PORTRAITS
wwd
and
Printed
m
ii
PROMPT
SERVICE
(IHNDI
KKS
8TIDIO
SUect
Box
645
i
till
i
I'h.mc
Oieen
389
I
i-rliwe
Rupert
nil
nlf
anu
naa
seen
ewanso:i
Then
ni.-n
wit"
d,d
you
k'avc-
,
siraiiger"
tT
;rolner
come
,
;
adanappointn,entat2:30.!iuto"rOm
""""'j
MiTfk
in
haw
takf
n
thi
"Old
waJI
111
the
'.
you
see
Vnrtr.
.7
.ry8t
i
th
.,nrt.
!'
(
'
.
;
V
-
V
v:
and
again"
asked
Mr.
King.
'
-
Zir
,'
f
Bowling
Yes,
I
aw
him
about
5:30
'
n,
"The
'
,
,tuff
,was
aU
over
the
j
League,
A
Division.
They
scored
Suiui-ay
morning-he
was
load-
"t.mH,
It
J
fl
,",
VLry
blg
rm-i
a
clean
sweep
thi.-e
game
victory
I
f,
li
,hey
Were-
I
Savoys
after
beating
Stars
.
ns
wUh
"This
s
"
80
mu(:n
'"ggage.
caper
y
you
were
nolnif
They
2
'
,,.
i
lllH.
v,pk
t
Pull
on
Mr
Beige'rtcl
lttU8n'
"
j
to
McKay',
made
you
think
he
was
going
to
take
VARIETY
OF
ITEMS
their
second
clean
sweep
ol
the
"n,?
.
I
Produced
in
court
'is
exhibits
I
"asun
Hig
Sisters
after
i
"'tended
to
annoy
;
by
the
crown,
were
the
items
al-
'
having
done
likewise
to
Rupert
IL
mTh
"
aUer
'
t0
have
been
stolen-eignM
Ro
I
week.
wards
1-r'..J
u
MLHlal1'
I
W
travellers'
eases
filled
with
I
H'B
"gle
same
scorer
In
oain.t
mush,
yueen
Char-
dry
goods
articles.
Including
1
Division
this
week
was
M.
iT-,.
i.
rBlior'
"ld
he
also!
men's
lurnlshings,
boxed
towel
Kearley
of
Skeena
Grocery
with
i
wnt
l
ltle
table.
I
sets,
belts,
ladies'
hose,
men's
i
3I
while
A.
Pierce
of
Lyons
had
1.7,1.
.
MmaJl,
lie
said,
andiiox,
ankle
sox,
suspenders,
plas-
i
the
high
three
game
aggregate
ooui
the
accused.
H
uiiui
i,i
ii
m.i.
.
...
FOLDING
COTS
with
Spring-Filled
Mattresses
$29''
INLAID
LINOLEUM
Lancaster
British,
sq.
yd
$2'
IINOLEUM
FELT
BASE
Lancaster
British,
sq.
yd
73
C
.
CONGOLEUM
RUGS
AU
sizes
In
Block
QO
Oft
rrited
from-
?JOlf
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
"A
gold
place
to
buy
ovvsr
ft
quarter
of
a
century"
3?7-3rd
Avtuufc
thane
775
The
Reliable
and
'
Prompt
Service
You
Know
PHONE
numerous
omer
I
"
there
had
been
talk
about
a
Joke
to
be
"pulled
on
Helgeison.
'
That
evening,
Brush
said,
he
had
gune
to
Swanson
s
place
at
arucies
and
a
radio.
In
"B"
Division
T.
Dell
of
A
salesman
for
the
owners,
Sanson's
had
high
single
garaj
James
Morgan,
lirst
crown
wit-
j
01
23a
and
high
three
game
ag-
ldenutieu
all
the
articles
1
B'egate
ol
591.
ir
K'pilrB
anil
Alterations
ua
;ud
.;,'"'ere
ne
1
tOU1
they
Wtre
val''
'"J
lie
roum
looKed
old
to
me
"
.
lie
said,
"there
were
things
sea'
u
-
I
fM"ran
said
he
had
left
eisht1
.
!
of
the
14
coi-es
he
had
with
htm
rhe
team
scores
were:
"V
Division
McMeekin's
A.
Ritchie
434,
B.
Emerfinn
431
C
Rvllumu
a"4
I.
Mh&ElkinsLld.
.
;
i
commercial
Hotel
P.O.
Ifox
274
To-
McMeekln
392,
B.
Hardy
503.
vu
cu
ii,
auveru;,e
loom
lor
storsioo
wn.n
h
iT
ro
lit.
New.
classified.
tiiriifd.
Hiinrmu
iiii,,
i
v.o
.
j
-uws
"JJ.
i
''.
;
V
'
"
!
-''1
,;j
r..
-
1
l-E-L
the
cases
miasm
B
and
hd
been
',fv-f'
Kn-
aiarmed.
Harold
Helgerson
;
sun
277'
p-
Blown
452
B-
Mc"
lutel
manager,
then
phoned
1
,Ches"lt'y
425'
R-
McCallum
.343.
police
lotaU
t69.
722,
(j0.
Const.
Robert
Ross,
RCMP.'r'rnSr
"a
52,'
,ne
f
iaiTIMII
1
SUPERTWIN
TO
CAFFEIN-FREE
(
ANt
SWITCHING
TO
Walker
534,
K.
Franks
228.
Totals
867,
978,
852.
Luekv
Strikes
E
Moilpv
S32
ly
alter
he
received
it
at
2
p.m.
faunduy.
At
the
hotel,
witness
,wm
POSTUM
I'M
SLEEPING
I
SAVES
US
MONEY
saw
he
inspected
ihe
samDie'
an...,
r,
POWER
CHAIN
SAW
A
LiqM
ONE-MAN
SAW
with
a
HEAVYWEIGHT'S
POWER
It.?
enduranc;cnd
dependability
are
"field-proven."
Whatever
the
Job,
your
...
MUCH
BETTER
I
n
TOO!
yi
room
and
lound
the
.lndlJ
"""""""
".
D-
ouen
mduw!A.
Smith
431,
M.Price
339.
Totals
..
.
8(i7,
84i.
892.
Evidence
from
both
Harold
i
Annettes-B.
Wuidle
478,
N
Helgersun,
and
his
brother,
Les-!
stone
4G3,
McM.ekin
537,
Smith
U,
bar
manager,
was
that
guests
:
602,
Dickens
588.
Totals
789
832
or
unauthorized-persons
were
1
945
'uLTM
the
VTu
f
'
i'Pi
,
I
RoSa
LeNekon
533,
McKln-1
T'.i
hallway
behind
;
nou
h2X
A
McLean
577
N.
Par-but
h
admitted,
hat
at
times
,
s)ns
677
G.
Maundrell
537.
Totais
"51
SL'PKB
TWI.V
takes
in
it
its
stride.
Some
of
thj
features
are:
Dyna-Torque
siiile
engine
NOT
ON
THE
TEAM
Harvey
B.
Teller,
retired
recreational
director
from
San
Francisco,
hooked
this
932-paund,
near-record
tuna
at
Wedgeport,
M.S.,
on
the
eve
of
the
International
Tuna
Tournament.
This
Nova
Sotia
Information
Bureau
photo
shows
Mr.
Teller
at
Lift,
with
his
wife,
formerly
of
Wcstville,
hS.,
and
the
giant
fish.
Unfortunately,
Mr.
Teller
was
not
on
the
U.S.
team
tin
the
tournament,
which
didn't
boast
a
fish
in
the
first
two
days.
,
(CP
PHOTO)
3,n5fi'
plckwood
378-To-'
Jack
Fuller
.uum
.iv
111
uy
iiiisuiKe.j
925,
955
gsg
SEE
IT!
-
1
ue
noiei
manager
said
he
Lyons
A
Pierce
721.
P.
Knew
ooih
the
accused
lor
some
time.
He
knew
Vandervaet
for
Thompson
520.
V.
Anderson
381,
J.
61ienU)n
480,
V.
Wrathal
720.
Totals
918,
1010,
894.
,
aooui
a
year''
and
to
Mr.
Collins'
question
said
he
had
oeen
T
KV'
1
av
stTT
utoverleats
K.
Johnson
428.
on
"tnendly;-
terms
and
knew
I
M.
Antone
455,
O.
Newton
519,
n!
Cook's
82
on
Sunday
W.
Duncan
305,
M.
Careless
427,
him
as
one
likely
"to
play
prac
C'ddes
492,
M.
Penny
392.
Totals
!"avls
M
,
9
Automatic
Spcers
407,
J.
Hicks
418.
Totals!
r.
3.
Fuller
of
First
Avenue,
722,
78C,
783.
war
veteran
and
local
pioneer,
Sunrise
O.
Wilkins
562,
S.l11
be
eighty-two
years
of
age
clutch
and
rewind
starter.
(58.
729,
909.
Gordon
&
Anderson
B.
Smith
443,
8.
Ramsay
455,
I.
Oarner
ucal
pranks
on
people."
IMUNKINU
PARTY
Mrs.
Amy
Kasper,
proprietor
of
Inlander
Rooms
where
the
eight
cases
were
later
found,
told
a
sfory
of
a
"drunken
Barrle
i
Downing
455,
M.
Richards
476,
I.
i
V"
u'mfy'
"JP"0"
:paikhouse
413.
J.
Adcock
428
1
looks
hale
and
hearty'
says
he
49..-,
L.
Anderso.1
38a.
U.
511.,lotalr
835.
842.
831.
feels
well,
and
Tecalls
earliest
Bkeenn.
Orocery
W.
Slater
:
Totals
792,
828,
719.
Balanced
design
for
easy
cutting
and
carrying.
Only
25
lbs.
without
cutting
attachments.
Cutting
attachments
from
14"
to
18"
?9li.k"2;
K
8,!
Manson's-T.
Dell
591,
N.
Janes
bor'n
in
nglan7'
and
Tnu
7
oo
"T-
"a
10-:r
hi.
X-
Montgomery
1
477.
Totals
of
long
and
active
life
793
i
h
v
t
f
"
v.
5!
1?
I
j
ft,.
f-sV
'-.
V.
.
i:"
n
4-
-,
!'"
eij
'
:
Canada
was
spent
in
Western
'
and
Prince
Rupert.
Wrathall's
B.
Peterson
409,
i
875,
921.
hi.
Pett
373.
R.
Long
550.
E.
Mc-i
MrK'
E
s-hintrif
anu
tut
party"
and
of
a
room
"all
tousy-turvey."
She
said
she
entered
the
room
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Swanson
on
Sunday
afternoon
and
found
nobody
there.
"But
the
room
was
all
topsy-turvey,"
she
said.
"It
looked
Fill
in
and
mail
for
full
particulars:
Nam,'
,
Address
Nabb
343.
D.
Hamblin.352.
Totals
Fulton
422,
H.
Schmidt
521,
L.i
AGILE
ANIMAL
771'
787
.
841.
McKay
495,
R.
Raymond
471.
The
antelope
of
Central
and
Stars
O.
Melntyre
514,
H.
Totals
985,
911,
833.
South
Africa
is
called
a
Spring-
furncss
4h6.
J.
Dickens
470,
K.
Bit-
Sisters
E
Bnnrt
49B
M
!
bok
because
of
th
inns
riUtxnnH
like
a
big
drinking
party
had
orimble
502
L.
Keays
521.
Totals
Bond
452.
Mrs
nipkenn
37!
if
i
it
can
lpn
-'-.
INJOY
SOUND
SLEEP
SWITCH
TO
POSTUM!
708,
893.
901.
Dealer:
RUPERT
MOTORS
LIMITED
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Wietmer
303,
I.
Muncey
413.
Totals
784,
871,
803.
"B"
Division
75
Taxi
E.
Mulder
429,
B.
Mc
Disi.:
Pt'RVES
E.
RITCHIE
&
SOS
LTD.
658
Hornbv
St..
Vancouver.
B.C.
Shentnn
s
D.
Ardern
401.
wmm
--
m
m
r
Shenton
588,
J.
Roford
345,
1.
Mc-
'
rV
Hi'
V
'
p
m
vvlPMBsMHrasjsm
w
.
Stcwart
403.
Totals
730.
782,
827.
Commercials
J.
-
-
Helgerson
"What
I
say,
I
con't
.
wish
hnv
nut
l.i
-rititif
ueen
going
on.
i
saw
the
suitcases
there
and
goods
scattered
all
over
the
room.
The
radio
was
sitting
cn
the
dresser."
Stie
had
entered
the
room
again,
early
next
morning,
:n
company
with
police,
she
said,
who
"took
the
stuff
away."
On
Sunday
afternoon,
after
the
theft
had
been
reported,
Sgt.
L'.
A.
Wales.
RCMP,
called
Van-deryagt
in
tor
questioning,
he
iald.
Accused
then
had
made
an
oral
statement.
He
hud
said:
i.
;,.
:
k.
'
.
457.
Hoban
354,
M.
Cross
525,
rf
-
;
:
wS
.suppased
to
have
been
a
joke
on
L.
Smith
415,
1.
Stewart
403.
To-
i
talr.
663,
818,
739.
had
toW
Bi?t.
Wales.
Accused
L
,f-p-Rn
h,:l,Sten,s,e0n
,446'
P'
further
told
the
police-
sergeant
f;
I
I
ne
was
a
marr
ni:in
nnn
more"Caffein
Nerves"
ulcnyou
drink
POSTUM!
4.ile
lols
of
folks
aren't
lathered
by
caffein
in
ea
tl
coffee
-
others
suffer
rifc-plessness,
nervousness,
indigestion.
Postum
is
100
tein
free
-
contains
nothing
that
could
possibly
make
Jfi
nervous,
spoil
your
I'iep.
Pottum
cult
btveragtt
costt
of
much
at
?i
Gcrt
the
big
6
01.
size
oi
Postum
...
it
makes
up
to
100
delicious
Cups
.
.
.
more
than
twice
as
many
cups
as
a
full
pound
of
coHes,
and
yst
tt
costs
much
leas.
Yea,
pocket
these
real
savings
order
Postum
today
I
A
delicious
flavor!
The
whole
la
mil
y
enjoys
Postum's
distinctive,
hsaity,
giaiu-rich
flavor.
i.
Si
talr
702
.
709,
905.
Ruprrt
Radio
C.
Wilson
363,
11.
Cilmore
399,
E.
Christoff
275,
A.
Jeffries
323,
C.
Parlette
455.
Totals
763,
691,
727.
Toilers
T.
Rossi
453,
B.
Elll-cr
349,
C.
Dorish
463.
J.
Hill
470,
K.
Wide
463.
Totals
747,
838,
718.
7th
Ave.
Meat
Market
M.
Shier
31G.
D.
Pallent
512,
D.
Pierce
4?V.
B.
Pierce
421,
G.
Rice
289.
lotals798,
741,
832.
r
ft
I
!j
,
I
GEORGE
DAWES
I
AUCTIONEER
a
painting
contractor.
"He
confessed
that
he
had
been
involved
in
this
case
with
two
other
men.
There
had
been
a
lot
of
drinking,
accused
said
then,"
recounted
Sgt.
Wale.?.
"As
a
result
of
that
conversation
I
placed
him
under
arrest."
BIG
JOKE
.
Defense
Counsel
Collins
told
the
court
he
intended
to
prove
that
the
"whole
thing
was
a
Dominion
Day
prank
Just
a
big
Joke."
Mrs.
Jane
Ramsay,
employee
of
Brown
and
Harvey,
Prince
Rupert
solicitors,
and
court
stenographer
for
the
preliminary
hearing
of
this
case,
said
she
recalled
prosecuting
counsel,
T.
W.
Brown,
KC,
say
after
the
preliminary,
he
"agreed
It
had
all
been
a
preposterous
Joke."
Crown
Counsel
King
said
ne
could
not
see
how
Mr.
Brown's
attitude
could
have
undergone
such
a
change
"and
certainly
the
magistrate
had
no
such
feel-ipg
or
this
case
wouldn't
be
here."
J
Phoni
Green
810
nd
Red
127
x!
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fi
I
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