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Thi.
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Friday,
May
12,
1983
FAIRLY
TRUE
BAROMETER
H.
W.
M.
Rolston
of
Stewart,
who
passed
through
the
city
Wednesday
returning
home
from
a
visit
to
Vancouver,
told
of
the
great
activity
in
stocks
in
Vancouver.
He
said
the
brokers'
offices
were
almost
as
busy
this
week
as
they
were
during
the
hectic
days
prior
to
the
slump.
Students
of
economics
liave
noted
that
always
the
stock
exchange
is
the
barometer
of
conditions.
It
indicates
beforehand
what
is
going
to
happen.
If
stocks
advance
it
means
that
conditions
will
improve.
If
stocks
go
down
it
indicates
that
industry
will
be
depressed.
Of
late
there
has
been
a
riotable
recovery
in
the
price
of
stocks
and
it
is
looked
upon
as
a
clear
indication
of
n
improvement
in
industrial
conditions.
SEEM
BADLY
SPLIT
The
Conservatives
of
British
Columbia
have
been
badly
split
by
the
breaking
away
of
the
Bowser
faction.
That
is
evident
from
the
despatch
that
Speaker
Davie
is
about
to
throw
in
his
allegiance
with
the
Bowserites.
It
is
understood
he
will
be
followed
by
others,
but
no
one
knows
just
how
many.
What
i?
true
of
the
members
in
the
Legislature
is
true
in
the
counts
at
large.
Even
in
Prince
Rupert
it
is
generally'
rumored
that
many
Conservatives
will
desert
the
Tol-mie
leadershiD
and
throw
in
their
lot
with
the
Bowser
faction
which
calls
itself
unionist.
-Social
Evening
Baptist
Church
Enjoyable
Gathering
Last
Night
Attended
by
Many
A
pleasant
social
evening
u
spent
laM
evening
In
the
parlors
of
First
Baptist
Church
under
the
auspice
of
the
Ladies'
Aid.
Aid.
P.
II.
Limey
was
chairman
and
the
following
program
was
enjoyed
:
Vocal
aokM.
Vic
Houston
and
David
Houston.
VJoHn
solos.
Misses
Edith
Johnstone
and
Phyllis
Hamblln.
Readta.
Mrs.
Hlbbsrd.
Harebell
song.
Miss
Amy
Armstrong.
Pianoforte
solo.
Mrs.
J.
C.
OUker
L
Aeeorap4ni4a'7''ere'
JJrs;
J.
Black
and
V.
Vaughan
Davie.
The
C.
O.
I
T.
presented
a
drill
portraying
their
readiness
to
serve.
Community
singing
was
indulged
in
with
Mr.
Da
vies
at
the
piano.
A
feature
of
the
evening
was
an
exhibition
of
the
yo-yo
by
the
champion
of
Seattle.
Master
Jack
Lawrence,
a
Prince
Rupert
boy
who
won
distinction
lost
year
in
the
south.
The
performance
was
very
clever
and
delighted
the
audience.
Refreshment
were
served
with
members
of
the
C
O.
I
T.
acting
as
aervlteuTs.
The
evening
was
in
charge
of
Mrs.
F.
W.
Dafoe
and
Mrs.
P.
H.
Linzey
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party
broke
up
to
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IS
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ON
'(
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frwn
uaifp'on)
nig
in
a
riotous
aud
unlawful
assembly
unci
disturbing
the
peace
tu-multuously
Alter
he
had
pleaded
not
guilty
to
the
charges,
the
following
jury
was
empanelled
to
try
the
case:
J.
A.
Hlnton,
foreman.
James
Oaul.
L.
C.
Eby,
H.
F.
Olassey,
Arthur
Brookttoank,
A.
Bird.
Hubert
Ward,
Lee
Gordon.
W.
D.
Vance,
J.
B.
Agar,
Dugald
McLean
and
Robert
Gordon.
C.
C.
Ketchum,
William
Robb.
George
H.
Arnold
and
Max
Hell-broner
were
challenged
by
the
de-
.
fence
and
W.
H.
Goodsell,
Thomas
Ballinger.
Fred
MacLeod,
Robert
Hjdd;
George
Ferguson.
Robert
La-hMf.
C.
E.
MeKeewn.
B.
i.
Bacon.
Abraham
Lipsin.
William
Ranee.
John
Gabrtel.
Frank
Dlbb.
1
F.
Flstan
west
Stood
aside
by
the
crown.
In
briefly
reviewing
the
case.
L.
S.
MeGUL
crown
counsel,
stated
that
evidence
would
be
adduced
to
show
that
between
10
and
10:30
on
the
mqrnlng
in
question
accused
had
led
a
large
body
of
men
towards
the
station
and
wharf
premises
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
The
crowd
was
met
by
poHce
constables
who
sought
to
dissuade
the
men
from
going
down
to
the
dock
In
such
numbers.
The
crowd,
however,
refused
to
be
dissuaded
and
forced
Its
way
upon
the
premise,
the
men
taking
up
atones
which
they
threw
upon
the
police
raiting
such
a
disturbance
and
ap-roar
that
it
was
considered
advisable
to
have
a
steamer
moored
at
the
wharf
pull
out
to
midstream
and
forcing
the
police
to
use
force
In
resisting
the
attack
upon
the
railway
premises.
The
crown
would
show
.that
accused
was
the
leader
of
the
crowd
and
that,
during
-a
critical
stage
of
the
riot
he
was
arretted
and
chanted
with
the
offence.
The
trouble
bad
continued
for
some
time
and
some
of
the
police
officers
received
Injuries.
Constable
Kay
bone
Constable
Raybone
testified
as
to
how
'Ihc
crowd.
In
'
rrumber,
he
weald
sy,
some
300
to
MO
and
led
by
accused,
after
he
'Raybone)
had
told
them
that
they
could
not
come
past
the
entrance
of
the
overhead
approach
to
the
station
and
wharves,
had
let
up
a
loud,
roar
and
suited
to
pile
over
the
rock
bank
onto
the
flat
where
the
railway
yards
were
located.
Witness
then
proceeded
down
to
the
flat
to
assist
the
other
officers
m
dispersing
the
crowd
and
preventing
the
men
from
going
to
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
at
the
dock.
The
men
retired
tip
the
bank
where
they
proceeded
to
throw
rocks
on
the
officers.
Starting
back
op
town,
the
mob
was
followed
by
Inspector
Shi
rasa,
Staff
Sergeant
McNeill.
Sergeant
W.
J.
Service
and
other
officers,'
the
men
continuing
to
throw
rocks
as
they
retreated.
Reaehlne.
the
top
of
the
cinder
path
the
mob
broke
in
twr
directions.
Witness
saw
Service
hit
with
a
roek
He
staggered
for
a
while
but
kept
on
going.
The
disturbance
continued
about
half
an
hour
and
witness
saw
accused
on
the
railway
track
after
In-had
been
;u
rrsted
by
Constable
Mr
-Phail.
Constable
Anderson
had
been
hit
with
a
rork
on
the
railway
yards
and
injured
on
the
head.
SerReant
Service
had
sustained
injuries
on
the
bead
and
elsewhere.
Other
officers
had
sustained
small
rut
Witness
would
say
that
several
hundred
rwlcs
had
been
thrown
Under
croK-examlnatlon.
witness
admitted
that
there
was
a
sort
of
a
trail
where
the
men
clambered
down
into
the
railway
yards.
There
was
a
softball
ground
in
the
flat
He
'witness
i
did
not
tell
the
men
there
would
be
a
fight
if
they
went
down
there
He
did
not
see
clubs,
wesnons
or
plaeards
In
the
hands
of
the
men.
He
assumed
that
the,
men
had
Intended
to
attack
or
rash'
the
police
In
order
to
get
to
the
steamer
on
which
men
were
jwlng,
Ui
Anyex
to
work
for
the
Granby
Co.
Constable
J
W.
Boys
toM
of
seeing
accused
come
out
of
the
Canadian
Labor
Defence
League
Hall
6n
the
morning
In
question
at
the
head
of
a
mob
of
about
2(0
men.
He
led
the
men
from
the
hall
and
they
hurried
down
Sixth
Street
and
on
to
the
einder
path
past
the
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
AcoiMed
was
very
eonsolsuous
at
the
head
of
the
crowd,
said
witness
under
oroaa-examination
by
Gordon
Grant.
defence
counsel
He
(witness)
saw
no
shouting
or
disorderly
conduct
at
that
time
Oeorif'
KWt-nfamdttmY
THE
DAILY
NEWS
DOCTORING
YOUR
DAIRY
HERD
Cews
aren't
marhmes.
They
can
gmt
sick
or
hurt.
But
Minard's
Llrrtnient
make
it
easy
to
care
for
their
ill.
Mrs.
Tlx.
Balinor
uf
Lardo.H.C,
foond
on
ef
her
lierd
with
a
lump
In
her
uddrr.
MI
nibbed
H
with
M
inard's
LfirtTnent",i
she
nay,
"and
jt
soon
got
better."
Mlnard's
is
beat
for
Cuts,
Bruises,
Colic,
Diatemper,
etc.,
and
equally
good
In
stable
or
in
houte.
Well
nsmcd
"King
of
Pain".
it
Railways
investigator,
told
of
being
on
duty
on
the
morning
in
question
at
the
C.
N.
R.
Matlon
and
wharf.
Two
days
previous
witness
bad
informed
accused
that
he
would
not
be
able
to
aUowmen
to
congregate
further
iuondt.,the
railway
proper
ty
as
.they
had
-been
yetting
in
tin
way
of
passengers
lie
i
witness
i
had
seen
the
crowd
of
men
coming
down
the
cinder
path
ori
the
morntn
of
March
1
and
heard
the
sltoulinu
as
they
started
to
Ckunber
down
the
em
bankmrnt.
Witness,
fearing
thoy
would
attempt
to
rush
past
the
police
and
get
on
H
bout,
had
rushed
to
the
wharf
and
ordered
the
steamer
to
leave
the
dock
The
steamer
moved
oat
Into
the
harbor
and
frstvht
was
ts
Deferred
to
kt
by
a
smaller
boat,
sbc
ship
teavtne
for
the
north
at
11
noon
instead
of
on
schedule
at
4
o'clock
in
the
afternoon.
Arretted
Accused
C.
N.
R.
Cogitable
John
MrPbni'
saw
accused
on
the
morning
In
question
at
the
Head
of
the
overhead
bridge.
He
had
been
at
the
bead
of
a
large
body
of
men
can-
mf
down
the
cinder
path.
He
heard
the
shouting
god
saw
the
men
starting
to
pile
over
the
bank
towards
the'
track.
The
Mllee
officer
moved
up
to
meet
them
and
the
men
started
to
throw
rock
at
thr
police
Witness
crossed
over
to
assist
the
police.
Wlpie
saw
accuse
signing
to
the
men
bv
wavin
hi
arms,
beckoning
Ihem
to
come
or
Witnem
ve
chase
to
accw-d
whom
up
the
track
toward
the
elevator,
overtook
htm
near
the
roiirr"
house
and
rfaceoMm
onrr
nrr
Collator
of
Custom
4
II
Mr
Leod
told
of
his
vjea'
of
the
conflict
back
of
the
Post
OJflce
from
a
window
In
the
customs
house
The
po-Ilre
were
endeavorlne
to
drive
the
men
back.
Sergeant
Service
w
h
a
counle
of
times
with
rork
Witness
haid
men
aireadv
these
she'
to
other
rnen
on
Second
Avenu
tc
come
and
Jom
them,
imtiv
rhr
crowd
was
scattered
by
the
police
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fen
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'nrtgddan
ta
pass
through
toe
overhead
path
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had
been
wtd
,abs)at
gotag
the
other
way.
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was
a,;gfoodmttired
crowd
and
when
rocks
were
thrown
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be
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had
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Service
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meet
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trains
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service
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the
lake,
one
adult.
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per
bead
additimial.
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to
bit
No
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too
small.
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Board
and
room
in
private
family,
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kasattoa.
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man
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Ave.,
next
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rent,
for
sale
and
all
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small
admthemrnts
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this
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charted
at
the
rate
of
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a
word
per
Insertion
with
sis
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for
the
prire
of
four.
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the
month
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is
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adverlhemrnt
taken
for
less
than
60c
FOR
SALE
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for
sale
cheap.
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CHGSTER
FIELD
Set.
Kitchen
Cabinet.
Carpet
xl2.
Wardrobe,'
Circulator
Heater.
Double'
lied,
complete
Chandelier.
Phone
W.
Ill
JOHNSON
outboard
motors.
New
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low
price
Write
or
call
for
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us
demonstrate,
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Love
Blectlic
CompanPrlhe
Rupert,
District
A
tents.
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TENDERS
will
be
received
until
May
6th
for
the
pumttase
oniric
1930
Model
Chevrolet
mx
Sedan
delivery
as
is.
Can
be
Inspected
at
Kulen
Motors
Ltd.,
adores
Kaien
Motors
Ltd.
Tender.
WANTED
WANTED-
Lawn
mower,
in
goncl
'
condition.
Phone
Red
994.
TRANSFERS
CAMMtOvrs
TRANSK
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Chairs
for
rent
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Rose,
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Phone
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Ruptures
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the
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