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Some
Problems
Facing
the
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spoke
as
follows:
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Yrar
in
Five
During
thu
past
five
or
six
years
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111
a
common
condition
in
vne
umii
isiness
ana
not
peculiar
10
me
.im
industry,
it
was
common
w.
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npon
crimp
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future
has
in
store
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nim
mrnsiuiy
ana
viKuruus-
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f
tu
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any
upward
trend
and
full
bene-
TJEava.
.
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uttrue
u
an
in
me
dusi-
'irstiy
the
nroduecrs
have
a
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ll
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-
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m
(
rnlim
'ncmselves.
Tlifi
Tntrmntlnnnll
Halibut
Commlwlon
has
fixed
thci
"cn
or
46,000,000
pounds.
It
Is
es-
-u
mm
inere
ls
enough
equipment
to
uroduce
this
--..
.uu
IUU1UU5.
wnnoui
con
1
ovcr
production
and
a
snroad-
of
this
quota
over
several
at
Present
H
you
know
the
bulk
of
our
halibut
Is
sold
In
the
thickly
populated
cities
of
Eastern
Canada,
Eastern
States
and
the
Middle
West;
During
recent
years
they
have
developed
in
the
east
an
enormous
sale
for
filletted
fish
prepared
from
cheap
ground
fish
an
example
of
this
development
Is
in
a
variety
known
as
Rose
fish,
sometimes
called
Sea
Perch.
Three
years
ago
this
specie
was
practically
thrown
away
and
Its
production
never
exceeded
more
than
a
few
thousand
pounds
monthly
now
they
have
trawlers
making
special
trips
for
It
and
the
production
last
year
was
nearly
50,000,000
pounds.
It
sells
on
Boston
Fish
Pier
for
c
to
lc
per
pound.
They
have
trawlers'operat--
ing
now
from
Boston
which
are
twice
as
large
as
any
operating
two
years
ago.
The
week
before
last
one
trawler
landed
350,000
pounds
of
haddock
on
one
trip
and
sold
her
catch
for
from
l',c
to
2c
per
pound.
They
froze
18,000,000
pounds
of
whiting
last
year
which
ls
about
four
times
as
much
as
normal
and
ls
now
being
offered
at
4c
to
5c
per
pound
packed
In
50-pound
boxes
f.o.b.
cars.
These
cheap
varieties
are
Interfering
with
our
halibut
sales
as
we
cannot
compete.
It
costs
us
about
2
Vic
per
pound
for
freight
alone
on
frozen
fish
and
4'2c
for
fresh
fish.
However,
I
am
not
unduly
alarmed
at
this
situation.
They
are
depleting
the
grounds
of
these
cheap
fish
very
rapidly
and
generally
speaking
the
product
hasn't
much
merit
In
my
opinion.
A
good
steak
of
halibut
is
worth
ten
times
the
quantity
of
these
putty-flavored
fillets.
'Our
third
uroblcm
Is
that
of
quality.
The
Thorland
Incident
"Last
December
I
was
one
of
a
delegation
from
British
Columbia
which
went
to
New
York
to
meet
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
March
4:
By
a
vote
of
62
to
six,
the
United
States
Senate
yester-
day
passed
a
permanent
neu-
trallty
bill
which
provides
for
all
belligerent
nations
doing
business
with
United
States
being
put
on
a
strict
cash
and
carry
basis
as
well
as
a
man-
datory
embargo
against
ship-
ment
of
arms
and
ammunl-
tlon
and
other
fighting
equip-
ment
or
materials
to
belli-
gcrent
countries.
4
REARMING
UNDER
WAY
Great
Britain
Actively
Started
On
Enormous
Naval
Building;
Program
LONDON,
March
4:
The
British
government
has
already
started
actively
on
its
S7,500,ooo,ooo
re
armament
program.
The
sum
$500,000,000
will
be
spent
on
battle-1
snips
ana
airplane
earners
tms
.
ljear,..There
.
wUlJatjan,
Xm
JtB
,
increase
in
vne
personnel
vi
wie
Navy.
Transcontinental
Air
Service
Will
Be
Incorporated
OTTAWA,
March
4:
Hon.
Clar-T
-
rra
T
TTrttiro
mini
cf
-.
nf
t
ro
n
c
;
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WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
March
4
Under
a
"government
order
Issued
:
reached
by
many
securities
on
4
pany
would
be
formed
to
operate
H
u.Liiv,i
j
ui
vvwoi
the
new
Canadian
transcontinental
'
air
service.
STAY
AWAY
FROM
SPAIN
American
Travelers
IMusl
Under-take
Not
to
Go
There
Before
Leaving:
for
Abroad
Furnished
throug.
the
courtcny
o
'
.!,
Dominion
Mrtoroloi?lcal
Bureau
VlcVoria
and
Prince
Rupert.
ThU
fore
it
l
eonu!led
from
olwrrVKtlona
t?.
ken
at
5
a.m.
today
and
covers
the
31
'
how
period
ending
5
p.m.
tomorrow).
General
Synopsis
Pressure
re-
witImp
lrtw
run
t.hlk
Pnrlflr
fltlrf
(Wl
"H.V.H
waa
uti;v.iinjf
,
i
2i
n?HUUra
Vlrfcs'
Thc
Cana'
WC
"atUrally
He!USHd
.
inl
v'
Uthbrld.e
School"
Board
Gives'
in
the
ven-
en
.
producers
are
now
trying
to
financial
participation
1Iungarians
At
the
regular
meeting
of
the
,
lure
a
provincial
control
board
ture
and
used
our
best
efrons
1
Prince
Rupert
Teachers'
AssocU-
.
ii.i
v
n
M
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4
i
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1
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rnv
w.
a
am
1
n
n
ptoPosals
S
au
j;
flot
found
a
for-
prevenv
Iicr
liuui
wuuhs.
inuniuuo,
nini.,
iviaiuii
1-
noil
liigiik
wic
lUHiituuiiiin
"
wnich
la
neee,,t-v,i
m
,
'Cont
nued
on
i'age
iwo;
.
(CP)AdUits
are
going
to
scnooi
annual
convention
to
-tw-held
in
Tomorrow's
Tides
(g
AJrt.)
fife
Prince
R"
ARalnlng'
south"
High
6:15
a.m.
17.3
It.
eastlnd,-
er
hour;
baro-
20:15
p.m.
14.4
ft.
meter,
-7.
Low
'.
13:20
pjn.
.
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ft.
ca
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
yolXXVI.
No.
53.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
MARCH
4,
1937
TRICE:
5
CENTS
SPANISH
PATROL
HAS
BEEN
DELAYED
COL.
NICHOLLS
REVEALS
STEPS
BEING
TAKEN
TO
IMPROVE
FISH
QUALITY
...
e
1
.
Mk
."
lrsi
1
m
Witimtinn
Illicit
nnl
Demand
r
or
ijuaiuy
ami
uompeimon
ui
Cheaper
Fish
Artive
and
definite
steps
that
are
being
taken
by
his
i
ii
T)r.nif!i
nnt-f
VialiVinf
VionrlUnrr
nnmnnnioa
f
n
anil
mn
1
1
.ILllll.
VJUtlot
iiuiiuui.
iiuiiuiiiii:
win
miiii.u
j
lUlU
w"-
.
,
.
,
.
,
perfection
in
order
to
meet
the
public
demand
lor
quality
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1MI
UCillU
inuuvvM
o
Arf
h
r'rti
.i
w
n
pnnus.rt
minnfTpr
nf
the
Canadian
u
nA
CinrtttA
frt
In
ATI
flfl
I
United
States
Senate
Passes
Neutral
Bill
Rendezvous
at
Washington
ROOSEVELT
KING
OTTAWA,
March
4
Announcement
was
made
last
night
that
Prime
Minister
W.lliun
Lyon
Mackenzie
King
had
accepted
an
invitation
io
visit
President
Franklin
D,
Roosevelt
at
the
White
House
at
Washington
at
the
end
at
next
week.
Questions
affecting
the
United
States
and
Canada
will
be
discussed.
Following
the
visit
at
Washington,
Premier
King
wili
spend
a
brief
holiday
at
an
Atlantic
seaboard
resort.,
Lo'td
Xweedsmulr,
Governor
General
of
Canada,
will
also
pay
a
visit,
to
Washingtjn
ooh
but
the
date
has
not
yet
been
set.
,
11
'
'
.
"
,"
"
.
:'.:
NEW
UNIONS
01
.
'
1
W
i
STOCK
VALUES
KEACH
IliUHESl
MAaUS
feiNCE
1931
IN
GOTHAM
MART
AOIl7
L.flDTlIluTl
recaptured
Toledo
but
this
was
h
ft
.
ri
IiIVIi
iIJ
4-
denied
bv
the
Insurgents.
NEW
YORK,
March
4:
New
0
j
0.
Continues
Large
Activities
high
levels
for
six
years
were
j
u,,jied
States
Industries
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange
BOSTON,
March
4:
The
United
yesterday.
The
Industrial
av-
,c,ilce
workers'
Union
of
America
erage
was
up
2.98
to
192.89
has
been
organized
by
the
Com-
and
rails
up
1.62
to
6052,
the
.4-
mltitee
of
Industrial
Organization
4-
highest
averages
In
each
case
-ith
a
membership
of
20,000,
it
ls
since
1931.
Utilities
were
off
announced.
.09
at
34.11.
4
port,
announced
in
the
.House
of
Commons
yesterday
that
a
com-1
j
Wnofnov
PnVAmcf
4-
Steel
Workers
Too
4
PITTSBURG,
March
4:
Final
dilve
anve.io
.
to
organize
organize
the
uie
workers
mran
of
n
.ctrnn
wnrl.
nnrt
n!
ntfivail
nr.
Disaster
IHirinB
Dam
Construction,
colder.
yesterday
all
American
travellers
.
Strong
southeast
winds,
cloudj
reorcscntatives
of
the
owners
of
a;
for
abroad
from
the
United
States,
and.
mild
followed
by
rain.
rlnil
.(,i
.ri.niro
chin
nf
nrl-
muai,
uiiw
uui,
ui
aiiiuurii
uui
,
the
coast
with
rain
in
the
north
Prince
Rupert
district
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Strong
winds
01
mnrlnrno
(roloc
emithpnst.
fn
pnst.
5d
StK"
Vu't-..
ir
10
"i
local
Teachers
proposed
to
send
Spain.
LiUtdl
ICdLUCId
the
American
fleet
0D-
ownership.
They
-
.iut-r
a
voluntary
control
VUI-
lu
-.
A
J
11
I
hch
works
fairly
satisfactorily,
l
and
take
back
to
England
about
AUUllS
Leamin
ma
un
tr,
i-.i
..
Iinnnnnn
nnn4
nt
our
halibut.
fleet
year
ine
uanaaian
t.uu.w
..i.u
-
--
P
1
1
T
'
vl
Trawa
under
the
Dominion
mcy
naa
aireaay
wiim-i.u
J-i5""
rin?llSn
LanUdiie,
--5
wketlna
Art
sell
her
ratrh
at
a
handsome
price.
uwbv
Getting
Ready
For
Convention
Near
Helena,
Montana,
Yesterday
HELENA,
Montana.
March
4:-
Scwri
were
kUled
yester-
mild
today
and
turning
somewhat
persons
day
In
a
rock
slide
during
Ro-l-y!
i
--.i
,r
T.i.-j
Mountain
Power
Co.
dam
con-
.
WVSI,
iuilol
'Ul
ubuuvci
iiiai;u
structlon
near
here.
Large
crews
were
digging
last
night
for
ths
bodies.
Others
were
Injured.
FORD
BODY
CO.
STRIKE
'Fourteen
Thousand
Workers
Af
fectcd
by
Sit-Down
Tie-Up
Starting
Last
Night
DETROIT,
March
4:
A
sit-down
trike,
affecting
14,000
workers
lh
.-J
-vvvpuuiv
ku
-
-
-
.
...
.
.
.
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i.n
-1
tl,
-fuaucers
in
n
r
-
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1
m
LetnoriaKe
xo
learn
me
cngnsn
Vancouver
irom
Marcn
y-to
April
wmmencea
iusi,
1115m.
x
vwlal
government
language.
The
public
school
board
2
was
considered.
Resolutions
from
of
Brlggs
Co.,
body
makers
for
the
It
would
he
-.
-11-kr-n
a
plty
-f
the
(Vmi-M
'
.
.
lUllTTI
Tl
kRHh
'has
embarked
on
a
program
ofivarlous
associations
in
the
orov-
Ford
Motor
Co
The
strike,
called
TfW.
.
pioauccrs
arc
Tl
UliL
1
UUU
,i
iut.
..j
k
,
jtWI
WnrUero
Union
Provincial
covemm
?
.
TA1VI
MiniMFV
week
and
between
40
and
50
Hun-'
resolutions
from
the
local
associa-
of
America,
ls
in
demand
for
a
tlon
.L
feyverment
due
to
ac-
I
I
I
VI
IVIIIlllILI
1
.
ttt
:.i
Bfrn
on
the
-nhie.-t
nf
work.
u"
ine
Dart
I
i
w-
.gauujia
iu
atwuuuit
wwi,
winv"v.
.
Of
,
n
c
ll
I
ltr
1
fully
agree
(that
i
11
ml"or"
The
pupils,
many
of
whom
are
j
Replies
from
the
Elementary
lng
conditions
and
wages.
If
It
"noi
must
k
rnmmllce
Fi,ls
Thai
over
30
years
of
age,
arc
cnuiusn
Teachers'
Department
or
the
Brl-
continuos,
11
is
icarea
wia
u
iu;
Iro
what
1
J
f,
protcted
buJJud,Mfnri?,rKl
California
Le-lslalur
sTalttre
Has
wtstlc
over
their
new
work,
theitlsh
Columbia
Teachers'
Federa-
affect
the
whole
Ford
.
organlza-
-vmii
viiu
laiu&t
v
.
..
Krt-tH
urn,
lnfnrm-rt
rprpntlv
,t
nn
in
rpo-arH
t.n
mnfrir
tnVn
ton.
lYlnrto
u..
i.
.
-
.
pert
boit
'
vne
-
nnco
uu-
are
n..,'
..""!"
and
fishermen
Pardoning
Powers
""
SACRAMENTO,
Cal.,
Reading
and
spelling
are
being!
up
by
J.
S.
Wilson,
vice-president
March
4--
'taught
and
cost
of
the
classes,
ex-
of
the
Elementary
Teachers'
Do
i
BUKIED
YESTERDAY
ani'nthc
nt'
'
1
a
"asonwlc'
of
ibe
elusive
of
Uie
government
grant
partmcnt.
were
received
and
grati-
inrtn.t..
""fciwi
01
thc
Wholei-'"-
J-""W
.
.
Tho
ltimonrlfin!
ntfln
fl-ntlon
-t
thnl-
value
nrt
IInrrii'tv
f
lto,i?
"ot
10
the
advantage
lcallfrnla
...j.,
effect
of
to
helta
defray
costs
of
the
night
est
was
expressed
The-e
replies
Th?
Tn?
ft
iunerai
01
tne
late
rrea
who
died
last
Sunday
aftemoor
moon
at
tne
Prince
uupert
Unou,
.u.
a.Be
01
any
one
KrouD.irr?
.
uon
.
.
Moon,
school
throueh
a
socLtl
evening
In
were
in
addition
to
the
reDort
thnt
General
Hospital,
took
place
yes
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w-e
nrnv
n-ui
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wuiui
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of
lire
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vmp
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nrnrlneer-
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i
the
Problems
C?"
Fi5h
CompctlHon
tltlon
,
T
prot)lem
b
compe-
u"1
c"eaP
eastern
fish,
As
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frit-
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BIRTH
NOTICE
VltUt
,u
,
.w
,
.
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.
.
,
-
T.r
rlot.Q
OI
"
Mr.
Wilson
presented
some
time
tdrday
afternoon
from
the
chapel
ago
to
thc
association.
of
Hayner
Bros.,
undertakers,
to
In
some
coses
the
Department
Fairview
Cemetery.
Very
Rev.
J.
B
of
Education
had
agreed
to
sue-1
Gibson,
dean
of
St.
Andrew's
ratal
mpaream
i
There
was.
born
to
Rev.
and
Mrs
'crnsMnn.-
mnrfe
hv
4h
loeni
.
h-nnvi
rithertmi
of
fieinti
Floral
offer
1910
in
Ban
Francisco.
R
3
Rt
port
Simpson,
B.C.,lother
matters
were
still
under
lngs
Included
a
wreath
from
Hay.
mlttre
finds
that
me
iaB
&
Robeft
Davldson
consideration.
ner
Bros,
lias
pardoning
powers.
i
Non-intervention
Step
Is
Deferred
as
Details
Are
Not
Yet
Arranged
More
Time
Required
to
Recruit
Military
Agents
And
Work
Out
Other
PlansWas
to
Have
Started
Saturday
Night-
LONDON,
March
4:
(CP)
The
international
nonintervention
committee
today
abandoned
the
Saturday
midnight
deadline
for
the
placing
of
a
cordon
of
ships
and
land
observers
about
Spain
to
prevent
foreign
aid
to
either
side
of
the
civil
war.
The
start
of
the
scheme
has
been
delayed,
it
is
stated,
because
of
the
time
required
to
recruit
military
agents
and
to
work
out
other
details.
t
4-
than
$100,000.
;
!SLIDE
IS
Madrid
Defence
:
Holding
Firm!
f
4
MADRID,
March
4:
Rebel
forces
continued
hammering
4-
nn
V,o
erMifVi
nf
MflrtHri
VP1-
4
clearing
of
large
snow.
torn
ht
thp
waiut
defend-
4-
rtPrt
slld
which
yesterday
blocked
the
r.
oi,
rm
it
that
government
forces
had
4-
.
4
Alderman
Of
Vancouver
Is
Laid
at
Rest
VANCOUVER.
March
4:
Tha
influenza,
took
place
yesterday
from
St.
Patrick's
Roman
Catholic
Church
with
Rev.
Father
Forget
officiating.
IN.
SLIDE
Australia
Speed
Arrangements
for
establishment;
DIFFICULT
.More
Time
Tlin
at
First
Expected
Required
to
Clear
Line
Of
Railways
line
cf
the
Canadian
Natlonil
Rallwnvi
In
the
area
nrnund
Skeena
and
Kwlnitsa
ls
taklns
more-
time
lhan"Was-al,
.
first,
anticipated
and
the
train
which
was
to
have
left
for
the
east
last
eve
ning
"will
not
be
dispatched
before
tomorrow
night,
it
was
announ
ced
today.
In
other
words,
the
train
which
was
to
have
gone
out
last
evening
ls
cancelled
and
Ute
regular
train
tomorrow
evening
will
be
the
next
train
to
go
out
The
train,
ordlnarly
due
at
10:20
tonight
from
the
East,
ls
being
turned
back
from
Shames
'and
Tthe
ate
Ald
L
D
Ma-.
there
will
be
no
train
In
from
th-s
the
steel
industry
of
the
United
,aJ
"
Ea-t
untn
Saturday
Saturday
nlrht.
night.
States
ls
bemg.
made
by
tne
com-.
"
',
.
,
,
V.
week
0
Pneumonia
foUowlng
he,
mlttee
on
Industrial
Organization
SEVEN
DIE
More
men
were
sent
out
today
f
o
work
on
the
clearing
of
the
line.
,
"
Owing
to
the
dapth
of
the
big
slide,
It
has
been
necessary
to
resort
to
blasting
before
the
rotary
snow
plough
can
dig
Into
It.
There
are
also
several
other
smaller
slides
but
they
are
not
expected
to
present
much
difficulty.
r-i
n
speaking
tms
afternoon
of
the
rlViniJ
I
rOffraill
situation,
Superintendent
W
J
0
0
jH.
Tobey
said
another
slide
had
...
,
.,
.
11,
come
dowi,
one
'and
a
half
miles
to
ttt
Urst
.Machines
and
Motors
Qf
Kn,
om
u
Built
In
Commonwealth
a
wlthln
ft
dutance
f
mUes
Nearly
Ready
j0ne
&Me
,s
xym
qJ
.
Kwlnitsa
and
two
tnree
miles
west
r,,r,
.1
u
4
Aust.,
March
4:
MELBOURNE,
Qf
Kw,nltsa
on
of
toe
kttcr
(CP)-Indications
today
were
that
lng
tne
one
whlch
,t
ls
cx.
first
airplanes
and
airplane
motors
pected
wlll
be
penetl,ated
tonlght
built
In
Australia
would
be
ready
kCO
the
snow.fighUng
equipment
before
the
end
of
the
year,
after
may
get
thiOUgh
to
thc
others.
Commonwealth
Aircraft
Corpora-
Telegraphic
communication,
af-
tion
accepted
an
offer
of
the
Vic-
ter
having
been
Interrupted
for
torla
state
government
to
provide
.almost
two
days,
was
restored
thU
146
acres
as
a
landing
field
and
afternoon.
I
nr
t
In
r.
ni'iMin
rl
nrA
to
nronqro
It
I
tab!ll&
IIUUIIU
UtIU
IV
(IbpaiL
IV,
for
use
at
an
estlmated'cost
of
less
j
Today's
Weather
(Government,
Telegrnilw
)
of
for
production
of
mo-,
a
factory
vlctorla
Fal
north
wlnd
l2
tors
and
planes
were
practically
mlles
per
hoUr
barometeri
30i08
completed.
One
thousand
skilled
EsteVan-Oloudy.
southeast
whid
workmen
wlll
be
engaged
by
the
24
mUea
per
houri
baromtert
390
corporation
when
production
be-;
PrlnCe
George
Fair,
south
wind
8ms-
!
3(5
mlles
ner
hour,
barometer.
20.80.
Arrested
On
Old
Warrant
John
P.
Matheson
was
arrested
last
night
on
a
warrant
issued
last
September
charging
him
with
supplying
liquor
to
Indians
and
Vancouver
Cloudy,
calm,
barometer,
30.10.
Triple
Island
Overcast,
rain,
southeast
wind,
38
miles
per
hour,
sea
rough.
Langara
Rain,
overcast,
south-
west
wind,
6
mlles
per
hour,
bar-John
r.
Matheson.
For
Whom
0meter,
29.30;
temperature,
41;
Polite
Have
Been
Looking
Since
"a
choppy.
.
Last
Fall,
Taken
Last
Night
1
:
RABBITS
PLENTIFUL
CLIMAX,
Sask.,
March
4:
(Cl'i
More
than
2000
rabbit
skins
wcra
shipped
from
this
point
after
a
appearing
In
city
police
court
thL3
monster
"round-up."
Pelts
are
In
morning
before
Magistrate
McCly-'
demand
this
coronation
year
and
mont,
pleaded
guilty.
He
-was
re-,
their,
destruction
a
benefit.
Large
manded
utnll
this
afternoon
for
areas
of
grain
were
destroyed
last
sentence.
fall.