When
such
seasoned
hunters
as
Stewart
Donaldson,
Eddie
Letnes,
Henry
Reid,
Jimmy
FliAvin,
Matt
Wesley
and
Johnny
Brown
of
Port
Essington
kill
a
deer
there
is
not
much
news
to
that.
But
when
they
labor
frantically
for
eight
hours
through
the
night,
being
reduced
almost
to
the
point
of
tears
in
the
course
of
the
task,
to
save
the
life
K3f
a
deer
that
Is
different.
How-
cver'
50
BOes
the
story
tnat
13
Mi
A
ATATYITt
M
(M
I
(M
I
.
brought
to
town
by
Doug
Frlzzell
1
kJl
JkJ
ill
li
IU
HOSPITAL
first
Unit
of
New
Structure
H-Int
Rfcommendetl
By
Dr.
A.
S.
Lamb
showl
School
Activities
One
lun.lrcd
Students
Sec
Themselves
In
Action
on
Screen
T'
'
On
Friday
afternoon
member
t
Lhe
High
School
Dramatic
Club.
from
Port
Essington.
The
sequel
Is
that
Game
Warden
Ed
Martin
Is
making
arrangements
for
the
transfer
of
a
fine
big
five
year
old
bobtail
buck
now
in
captivity
In
Three-Storey
the
cooler
of
the
butcher
shop
at
Dr
A,
S.
Lamb,
provincial
hospital
inspector.
Is
rcsommcndln?
a
a
start
on
new
hospital-
con
Port
Essington
to
Porcher
Island
where
the
deer
stock
has
been
deteriorating
of
late.
But
to
get
back
to
the
story
of
the
rescue
of
the
deer
by
Stewart
Donaldson
and
.company.
Supposed-
Irur'lon
In
Prince
Rupert,
the
W
avi,1B
Dccn
u"vcn
uuo
M,
buildino-
nf
thr.
first
unit
of
a
'
Skcena
River
by
wolves
which
have
KING
IN
TRENCHES:
In
Trench
Mire
During
War
Dr.
Manion's
Story
Canadian
Surgeon
Much
Impressed
With
Present
Monarch'
In
Time
of
Conflict
OTTAWA,
Feb.
22:
(CP)
A
pic
ture
of
King
Edward
VIII,
then
Prince
of
Wales,
slogging
along
through
Flanders
mud
In
the
dark
days
of
the
war.
Is
drawn
by
Hon.
R,
J.
Manlon,
former
Minister
of
Railways
and
Canals
In
his
book
"A
Surgeon
In
Arms,"
published
in
1918.
In
1916
Dr.
Manlon
was
an
officer
in
the
Canadian
Army
Medi
cal
Corps.
He
tells
of
the
arrival
of
three
staff
officers
at
his
dugout,
PROVINCIAL
LIBRARY
VICTORIA,
B.C.
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
mm
1:40
21.7
ft.
High
a.m.
Prince
Rupert
Clear,
light
northerly
13:44
p.m.
22.8
ft.
wind;
barometer,
29.84;
temperature,
Low
7:45
a.m.
3.6
ft.
19;
sea
smooth.
20:09
p.m.
1.5
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol.
XXV.,
No.
45.
1
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY
22,
1936
VICTOKIAAVANTS
LIBERAL
MEETING
VICTORIA,
Feb.
22:
(CP)
Expressing
concern
at
the
Trince
of
Wales
Was
Cheerful
Even
recent
controversy
between
Premier
Pattullo
and
Speaker
II.
O.
Perry,
the
Ward
Three
Liberal
Association
has
de-
elded
to
communicate
with
all
otter
ward
'associations
asking
them
to'
support
a
provincial
Liberal
convention
as
soon
as
possible.
.
ANNIVERSARY
OF
HOSPITAL
Twenty-Five
U'ears
Atro
Monday
Since
Institution
Was
Officially
Opened
G.
V.
Wilkinson,
chairman
of
the
one
of
whom
was
the
then
Princa
1
executive
committee
of
the
Prince
of
Wales.
Capt.
Manlon
did
not
re-;RUi.-;t
General
Hospital,
Informed
cognize
the
prince
at
the
time,
but
'
the
hospital
beard
at
its
meeting
admired
his
determination
and
last
night
that,
in
the
course
ofk
braveryJn
making:
tha.
trip
Into
thsW
danger
zone.
week
on
hospital
matters,
he.
had
"A
Prince
with
as
much
red
blood
J
had
occasion
to
delve
into
the
his-
three
storey
structure,
It
was
re-'
been
in
great
abundance
this
win-
In
his
veins
as
he
displayed
in
mak-j
tory
of
the
institution
and
had
vcalcd
at
last
night's
hospital
ter
and
which
arc
a
great
enemy
of
ing
that
Journey
should
not
have
If
0Und
that
next
Monday
would
be
board
nicotine
In
a
report
from
the
deer,
this
animal
came
floating
J
enough
blue
blood
to
prevent
his
the
twenty-fifth
anniversary
of
the
the
executive
committee
on
ths
down
the
river
this
Wednesday,
ai-ncw
hospital
project.
Tills
flr.it
ternoon
on
a
large
floe
of
Ice
and
unit
would
have
a
capacity
of
off
Port
Essington
about
the
middle
fifty
beds
and,
upon
Its
comple-
of
ths
river
he
was
seen
to
Jump
off
tlon,
the
second
floor
of
the
pre-
the
Ice
with
the
evident
intention
sent
hospital
would
be
abandoned,
of
swimming
ashore.
He
soon,
how-with
the
main
floor
continued
in
ever,
became
caught
in
the
drift
use
For
the
present.
Dr.
Lamb
is
ice
and
slush
and
was
unable
to
of
the
opinion,
It
Is
reported,
that
move.
Thereupon
the
Donaldson
there
Is
no
necessity
for
more
party
In
the
gasboat
Two
Rivers
hospital
accommodation
than
that
took
off
to
the
rescue.
It
was
about
provided
by
the
present
building,
'
a
mile
out
and,
on
arrival,
the
deer
the
necessity
of
replacement
of
Was
completely
unconscious,
and
which
as
soon
as
possible
Is
ad-
almost
frozen
stiff
and
all
but
dead.
m'tted.
,
However,
there
was
still
a
spark
of
Land
Purchase
,llfe
perceptible.
Here
was
the
case
;
of
a
deer
more
difficult
to
keep
;
alive
than
to
kill!
Therefore,
the
!
chance
in
the
philosophy
of
these
Hoal
in
fnnrf
ordinarily
doughty
hunters.
This
JLedl
111
VUUl
l;deer
must
be
kept
alive
and
it
proved
to
be
a
task
of
considerable
Amount
of
$720
Involved
in
Action
difficulty.
Adjourned
Until
Next
Month
First
there
was
the
Job
of
getting
the
big
animal
ashore
which
was
The
County
Court
case
of
W.
Cls-
accomplished.
Then
how
to
bring
zek
vs.
Emll
Glldncr,
originally
set
him
back
to
life?
For
hours
those
for
hearing
yesterday,
has
been
ad-;
men
worked,
massaging
the
anl-Journcd
until
March
6.
The
action
mars.llmbs,
warming
him
up
along-ariscs
from
a
claim
of
$720
bvslde
a
red
hot
stove,
pouring
warm
plaintiff
against
defendant,
this
;
milk
down
his
throat.
Response
was
amount
hnvntr
0rwHiv
iwfin
1
slow
and
It
appeared
nice
a
nope
turned
less
Job.
There
was
a
faint
heart
over
for
the
purchase
of
land
In
thn
vMnur
f
rv,,,,,,.
niv
1
bcat-and
the
odd
flicker
of
an
eye-
near
Terrace.
Patmore
&
Fulton
,Hd.
But,
otherwise,
this
deer
seemed
are
.irtlllfT
no
urn
itn
be
everything
but
alive,
unae-
tlff
nnri
wmi
,,,.,
itprred.
the
boys
continued
with
all
&
Harvey
for
defendant
'the
methods
of
rescuscltation
they
.
:
had
ever
practised
or
heard
about.
!-
nf
thrm
were
seen
to
almost
MrtVlAC
HIUVIcS
lovies
III
nf
of
Hi
High
niPH
fill
I
shed
tears
at
nl-.nlH
the
hopelessness
hnwover.
this
of
imcir
wu.
""'
imowltch
eventually
started
to
snow
signs
of
life.
Along
towards
morning,
he
began
to
revive
definitely.
He
opened
his
eyes,
he
raised
his
head,
he
rose
to
his
feet.
The
re-(
Continued
on
page
three)
jelng
some
day
a
strong
and
right-
official
opening
of
the
first
unit
of
sous
monarch,"
the
author
com-
the
present
hospital
building.
He
nented.
!
wondered
If
there
should
not
be
His
description
of
the
meeting
:som
special
observance
of
the
oc-ioIIows:
caslon.
"On
the
day
of
which
I
speak
I
so
greatly
taxed
was
the
capa-was
standing
In
the
creamy
mud
city
of
the
first
unit
of
the
hos-half
way
to
my
knees
listening
to
pital,
Mr,
Wilkinson
recalled,
that
he
sharp
crack
made
by
bullets
it
had
been
necessary
the
same
whizzing
overhead,
and
to
the.
year
to
proceed
with
the
building
singing
of
shells,
by
way
of
ajof
a
second
wing
that
which
Is
change
from
the
rather
poisonous
j
known
as
the
Connaught
Wing,
atmosphere
In
the
dugout,
made
Mr.
Wilkinson
told
of
the
initial
offensive
by
the
carbon
monoxide
'
hospital
organization
meeting
in
from
a
charcoal
fire,
when
I
heard
prince
Rupert
twenty-seven
years
someone
splashing
along
through
:
ago
at
which
J.
A.
Klrkpatrlck
had
the
mud.
:
presided
with
M.
M.
Stephens
as
"Looking
up,
I
saw
three
staff
secretary.
Mr.
Klrkpatrlck
had
oflfcers
with
the
distinguished
red
been
chairman
or
the
hospital
bands
on
their
caps,
for
they
were
board
which
numbered
many
pro-not
wearing
helmets.
Two
of
them
mlnent
citizens
of
pioneer
days
in-wore
.
raincoats,
so
that
their
rank
eluding
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo,
Mr.
could
not
be
seen;
the
third
wore
justice
A.
M.
Manson,
William
no
overcoat,
but
an
ordinary
of-
Manson,
D.
G.
Stewart,
J.
H.
fleer's
uniform
with
ankle
boots
Thompson,
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln
and
and
puttees.
He
strode
doggedly
the
late
Dr.
J.
O.
Reddle.
Mr.
Stew-
behlnd
the
others,
apparently
car-
art
had
served
for
fifteen
years
as
ing
nothing
for
mud
or
rain,
and
a
member
of
the
board,
many
of
to
my
surprise
he
had
upon
his
i
those
as
chairman.
He
had
done
a
breast,
though
he
looked
no
more
j
great
deal
of
valuable
work
for
the
than
20
years
of
age.
the
ribbons
i
hospital
here.
Mr.
Thompson
was
of
a
number
of
decorations,
Did
Not
Know
Him
"They
stopped
Just
before
they
another
who
had
served
the
hospital
long
and
faithfully.
As
far
as
those
In
attendance
at
came
to
where
I
was.
Taking
out
a
last
night's
meeting
were
concor-map
of
these
trenches
they
and
ned,
Mr.
Wilkinson
mentioned
In
their
guide,
or
runner,
began
study-
passing
that
the
"pioneers"
were
ing
it,
while
I
stood
wondering
how
to
be
found
not
among
the
mem-a
boy
of
20
could
have
won
these
bers
of
the
present
board
but
ra-
coveted
decorations,
finally
dccld-
mer
ai,
me
press
lame.
Ing
that,
he
must
be
In
the
air
ser-
Mr.
Wilkinson
was
complimented
vlcei
by
other
members
of
the
board
on
"While
I
was
still
wondering
he
the
effectiveness
and
timely
lnter-turned
to
me,
and,
though
he
was
est
of
his
radio
address
on
hosoUr.1
of
my
own
rank,
he
saluted
and,
matters,
with
a
pleasant
smile,
asked
me
If
:
I
could
give
them
any
information
ACCIDENTAL
DEATH
as
to
this
front.
I
Joined
them,
and
Accidental
death
was
the
verdict
for
some
time
I
answered
their
of
a
Jury
which
investigated
a
monthly
meeting
of
questions,
which,
rather
strangely,
tragedy
earlier
The
regular
int
iib
were
In
regard
to
a
uowllut;
teams
and
senior
matr'c-
wrA
of
directors
of
the
Prince!
...
.
,
,
;
i,v
...
,,:wnicn
uuinciuuv
uciitu
mc
nation
class
were
present
at
al,
nonprnl
Hospital
was
held'.
...1.1.1.
j
in
the
week
at
cemetery
etery
to
to
Ocean
Ocean
Falls
Falls
wl
when
George
Mlglta,
one
Japanese,
fell
Into
a
chip
bin
at
the
ill
'
IUpWl
uv"v
,111
WJUk.ll
WC
SHWU
KU
Vlll
IN
KUJ
1
JVUiia
JJltlUL-,
11U
U1UII1C
IS
Uli
Iwi
n
"P110?
,plctures
,hl?h
'in
the
hospital
last
night.
Those
;to
the
firing
line
500
yards
away.
Cached
to
any
one
hm?,01
c"!iUc.
"..L"
It
were
W.
M.
Brown,
chair-
-After
we
go
there.'
asked
one'
-
wu
tair
the
0der
offlcers-
'what
15
the
Vancouver
Wheat
Frank
Dlbb
G
p.
"on.
Wilkinson,
Much
amusement
was
occas-
O.
V.
loned
whir.
ih.
cfo
nrrt
THnker
and
Dr.
J.
li.
oarson,
oi-
shown
T.Vn
;,::rrrr,"
"ilMnrs:
H.
W.
Birch,
managing
easiest
way
out?
"I
explained
that
the
easiest,
way
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
22:
RANGERS
ADVANCE
Third
Lanark
Smothered
Dumbarton
Eight
to
Nil
in
Scottish
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
b.
D
Johnston
Co.)
Vancouver
B
C.
Nickel,
.232.
Big
Missouri,
.65.
Bralome,
O.COIX-iV.i
iij,
B.
R.
Con.,
.03
'v
(
B.
R.
X.,
10.
Cariboo
Gold
Quartz,
1.33.
Dentonla,
.25.
Dunwell,
.04.
Georgia
River,
.01
V2.
Golsonda,
.19.
'
,
.
Indian,
.02.
,
Mlnto,
.03.
Meridian,
.02
'2.
,
Morning
Star,.02'2.
National
Silver,
.022.
Noble
Five,
,04
i
Pend
Oreille,
1.10.
Porter
Idaho,
.04
Vi.
Premier,
1.94.
Reeves
McDonald,
.09.
Reward,
.02:54.
Reno,
1.12
Silver
Crest,
.00
V2.
Salmon
Gold,
.08.
Taylor
Bridge,
.08.
Wayside,
.18
2.
Whitewater,
.04V2.
Toronto
Central
Patricia,
3.13.
Chlbougamau,
.52V2.
Lee
Gold,
.04.
Granada,
.24.
Inter.
Nickel,
52.75.
Macassa,
4.67.
Noranda,
5000.
Sherritt
Gordon,
1.23.
Slsco,
3.33.
Ventures,
2.40.
Lake
Maron,
.07.
Teck
Hughes,
5.00.
Sudbury
Basin,
4.50.
-
Smelters
Gold.
05.
Canada
Malartlc,
1.20.
t
Little
Long
Lac,
7.10,
Stadacona,
.37.
Pickle
Crow,
4.80.
t
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.50.,
Gods
Lake,
1.21.
Sturgeon
River,
51.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
.83.
San
Antonio,
3.05.
'
!
Perron,
1.50.
Beattle,
1.65.
Richardson
House
At
Port
Clements
A
letter
from
Tlell,
Queen
Char-
was
overland
to
Ncuvllle
St.
Vaast,
Wheat
was
quoted
at
82c
on
the
in
the
house
at
the
time,
managed
FKICEr
5
CENTS
ARE
A&HWA
TED
IN
AUTOMOBILE
ST.
JOHNSTONE
AND
ABERDEEN
PLAY
DRAWfc!.'-'.
THIS
DEER,
FROZEN
STIFF,
WAS
HARDER
TO
KEEP
LIVING
THAN
TO
KILL;
PORT
ESSINGTON
TALE
wnen
motor
Lars
ire
Buried
in
Snowslide
.
One
Other
Person
Missing
and
One
Injured
in
Snoqualmie
Pass
Bodies
of
Victims
Recovered
and
Others
Taken
Out
Alive
Cup
Football
Game
j
i
SEATTLE,
Feb.
22:
(CP)
Two
unidentified
men
were
Glasgow,
Feb.
22:
(CP)
asphyxiated
in
a
truck
cab
when
two
automobiles
were
Conqueror
of
Celtic
in
the
second
-buried
in
a
snowslide
on
Snoqualmie
Pass
this
morning,
louna,
&t.
joimstcne
featured
the
Qne
0ther
person
is
missing
and
one
is
injured,
reports
scouiih
tup
third
round
play
-d
Several
automobiles
and
trucks
are
also
reported
bv
holding
the
league
lead-
;
touay
i-
i
i
i
11
j.
i
trapped
by
a
slide
which
roared
down
a
steep
mountain-draw.
ing
Aberdeen
squad
to
a
one-aii
:
side.
The
bodies
of
the
victims
have
been
recovered
and
Hungers
won
a
close
two
to
one
i
others
are
being
taken
out
alive,
it
is
said.
decision
from
St.
Mi
rr
en
at
Pais-
ley
and
Third
Lanark
smolhcred
Dumbarton
eight
to
nil
here.
I
Other
third
round
results
were
,
as
follows:
:
Morton,
2;
Queen
of
South,
0.
I
Clyde,
1;
Dundee,
1.
Cowdenbeath,
1;
Motherwell
3.
':
EDUCATION
GOLD
IS
WEEK
HERE
SUBJECT
Canada.j
Prince
Rupert,
Like
llest
of
Dr.
J.
T.
Mandy
Continues
HW
To
Mark
Occasion
I
Course
of
Mining
Lectures
Plans
have
now
been
completed!
In
Dr.
Mandy's
mining
lecture
for
a
full
observance
here
of
Edu-llast
night
he
spoke
on
the
prln-
IcaUon
Week
which
is
being
mark-'
c&les
governing
the
formation
ed
throughout
the
Dominion
the
Jot
placer
gold
deposits
mciuam
week-
of
-February-23-
to
29
In
the
various
churches
the
subject
of
education
will
be
discussed
iat
the
regular
services
tomorrow
subject,
"The
High
School
Curri
Ihe..
cnaracteisitcs.,.
otihese,
di-poslts
arid
areas
favorable
for
their
occurrence.
The
speaker
went
Into
the
prln
,hiiA
fhP
Pvnln
service
from
the
ciples
of
the
formation
of
coa!.
First
United
Church
will
be
broad-
embodying
the
characteristics
o'
cast
j
the
various
kinds
of
coal
and
their
application
In
Industry.
The
oc-
Monday
evening
at
First
Presby-
terlan
Church
Hall
a
very
Interest-'
'u,rreace
of
"tn"J
"J"
,
,,,
roleum
was
described
and
the
i
in
i,
'n,?,r
?lf
t
principle
governing
their
depwl-
wlll
be
a
debate
h
by
two
teams
from
rnt
nnH
thp
character
of
structure
and
rock
favorable
for
their
occurrence.
culum
Adequately
rrepares
ror.
T,,t
tWo
ho
anntw
Citizenship."
In
any
community
a
,ntroducinff
the
DrlncMw
discussion
of
this
subject
should
be
f
pracUcai
prospecting
a
live
Issue
and,
when
It
Is
carried
charles
Graham.
Inspector
01
j
out
by
pupils
on
the
verge
of
their.
MlneSi
will
glve
a
snort
address
I
entry
into
public
life,
it
has
an
ad-jon
hazards
and
safety
factors
in
dltional
appeal.
J.
T.
Harvey,
bar-'VOived
m
opening
up
and
devel-rlster,
will
discuss
the
subject
from0pmg
mineral
prospects,
with
the
layman's
point
of
view
while
W.
special
reference
to
the
use
of
ex-W.
C.
OWeill
will
speak
on
"Devel-'
plosives.
opment
of
Education
in
a
Chang-j
ing
Civilization."
nnAlI7T
10
Dr.
Harry
Warren
of
the
Unlver-
KK
I
I
W
It
1
l
J
If
slty
of
British
Columbia
will
be
a
J-
speaker
during
the
week.
fU
K
IOIVT
A
T
Open
day
will
be
observed
in
the
,
I
jl
Z
I
KIYI
A
:
schools
on
Wednesday
from
2
p.m.i
till
3:30
pjn.
This
was
a
very
popu
lar
feature
last
year.
'
In
the
weekly
broadcast
the
Ju
Even
Hospital
Cannot
Get
Normal
Tinker
Vice-Chairman
of
HospiUi
Board
Birch
Re-elected
nlor
Chamber
of
Commerce
will;
wunam
Mi
Brown
was
last
nlgh
feature
education
next
Thursday
t
elected
chairman
of
the
board
evening.
Coal
Shortage
Is
Being
Felt
The
house
committee
also
repor-3
above.
directors
of
the
Prince
Rupen
General
Hospital
at
the
first
mecc
nig
of
the
1936
board.
G.
P.
Tlnko
was
elected
vlce-chalnnan
and
II
!w
Rlroh
was
re-elected
manan-
ilne
secretary.
i
s
n
Mnpdnn.ilri
Is
the
retlrhi'
chairman.
.
Supply
Owinto
Cold
bn.p
U0SPITAL
nNANCES
Even
the
Prince
Rupert
General;
....
......j
u..
Hospital
expenditure
aor
the
""ntoof
January
amounted
to
coal
shortage
which
has
become
m,
minn,0rf
$4136.22,
It
was
reported
at
last
et
f
the
s
cold
snap,
It
was
reported
at
the
O.
P.
Tinker
on
behal
o
V
'monthly
meeting
of
the
hospital
ard,
j
board
last
night
by
Frank
Dlbb.
he
fehcor?
I
been
1061
hospital
days
at
a
cost
chairman
of
the
house
committee,
jThe
kind
of
coal
which
the
hos-
per
day
of
$2.49.
UUlllo
BlimS
to
IV
Ground
VJ1VIU11U
comPletelv
exhausted
and
it
had
Today
s
Weather
become
necessary
to
use
a
sub-1
istltute
meantime.
I
Terrace
Clear,
northeast
wind,
lotte
Islands,
conveys
the
news
that
ted
on
repairs
to
the
roof
which
Anyox
Clear,
tin;
mtucnusuiio
iiuum
ui
ion,
naa
oeen
neia
up
on
account
oi
me
uouvc.
Clements
was
burned
to
tne
ground
cold
weather.
Inef
u-nolr
Thp
flrp
nofnvrpH
nt.
i
Stewart
Clear,
!
above.
(CP)
a.m.
Mrs.
M.
K.
Richardson,
alone
BAR
SILVER
Hazelton
Clear,
calm,
25
below.
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
22:
(CP)
Bar
Hie
pictures
was
In
charce
of
Mis
i'
secretary,
and
Miss
Jean
Harrison
(
and
then
down
the
road,
but
as
we,
Vancouver
Exchange
today,
up
lAc
'
to
escape
In
her
nlghtwear.
Total
silver
was
unchanged
at
Wc
on
Bi
Vivian
Wrathall
'R.N.,
lady
superintendent.
(Continued
on
page
three)
from
Friday.
i
loss
Ls
covered
by
Insurance.
the
local
metal
market
today.
low.
north
wind,
5
north
wind,
S
Smlthers
Clear,
calm,
cold.
Burns
Lake
Clearj
calm,
32
be-