Thp
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Ubor
Council,
at
a
well
attended
mPtmE
last
night,
In
addition
to
ground
Work
Expected
to
Be
Major
Objective
for
Ensuing
Year
Qat
committee.
.
The
water
had
been
Sne
Into
now
J
II1VUIU
VI
u
1
1
IX
1.4
W
thprp
urns
n
1oixA
Im
-vfc.uj,,
laict
ui
a
nun
.inn
n
Shelter
Thp
nnlhUHf
The
club
decided
to
hold
a
com
nation
dance
on
May
12
at
which
1
.
f...,
"
vuueouver
ismnn
cWdy
andrm
Colder
S
norlhwest
wlnds-shower,
wlth
Probable
HVCKEYSCORES
LICENCES
1.
lual
Taxes
Abolished
by
Pro-Vincial
Government
While
Plant
Fees
Raised
Scale
of
Imposts
attending
to
a
variety
of
general
Some
Xnterestlngr
Changes
Made-business,
elected
the
following
of-1
Eacn
Lne
of
Business
Now
fleers
for
the
ensuing
term:
I
Must
Pay
helped
to
carve
a
fifty-foot
totem
pole
for
the
Nakat
Packing
Company
which
was
being
made
b
Chief
Wallace
of
Hydaburg
ft
Waterfall
Cannery.
The
old
can-
iurv
thprn
1
hpfnir
torn
down
and,..
'
thpro
in
u
I
will
be
no
eamcs
of
chance
.ln
h
nnnH
hn
wner
forms
of
raising
money
Mr.
Edenshaw
and
his.
party
or-
v
Mills
ivilllS
wn
was
annolntpd
fltinolntnrf
nrrf
or(rt
l
!,.
l
Alit-Vn
Va
Instructed
to
rl!in
n
rtnn.-n
VhipJl
n-lll
t..
i
.
.
lon.
It
ill
be
a
program
af.
me
sprvipps-nr
tho
r,.
Inline,
i.
"
.
They
were
entertained
at
two
banquets
each
by
Mr.
and
Mr.?
Charles
Homer.
Mr
and
Mrs
David
Jason,
Mr,
and
Mrs
'
'
lO
IiaVP
hoon
nff...J
...
...
...
Of
tho
.
-.
"'
1VUV15,
iir.
uim
jviio.
tain
iwt6iu
..
..
""'"res.
nnrt
Mr
and
Mrs.
Fred
Grant
-ancrs
Of
c
uh
nU
inlivc
viv
IXJ
j,
nt.llepAj
.
i
...
.
...
u
uo
Wednesday's
v
at
wWch
010
President,
D-
-"touj,
wiis
in
me
cnair
Weather
Forecast
(Piiw.i.i.-.
..
'
l)mi,,i.
TJ'.ri,";
th
courtesy
o.
VlVla
11
"0llcl
Bureau
r
l
a
ml,
rt
r'nce
nPTt:
ThUi
fore
H
at
s
.
,,rom
observation
t
vuumj,
o
p.m.
tomnrrow).
Pressure
remains
.i
Pn.
,
nn
uu
HIV
and
the
main-
and
Prince
Runert
riicf,i4
j
Sw
coicr
at
?
night.
Wlnd5'
part
cloudy
and
de?aUto1
Charlotte
Islands-mo-oerat
to
fresh
.
n(
j
luiLii
mi
in
riiM
chant.
P,art.
cloudy
and
nt
much
wC8t
Coast
,
Others
who
gave
banquets
or
parties
to
the
visitors,
were
The
Sisterhood,
the
S.
O.
S.(
Lodge,
th
Girls'
Club,
the
Bachelors'
Club
Mr.
and
Mrs
George
Vandel,
Mr
mid
Mrs.
Boyd
Nakatla.
Mr.
ard
is
reported.
Late
Telegraphs
TROPHIES
ARE
GIVEN
Annual
Banquet
of
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
League
Held
Last
Evening
Presentation
of
trophies
of
the
past
season's
play
was
one
of
the
features
of
the
annual
banquet
of)
i
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
League
In
In
addition,
plants
carrying
on
j
the
Knox
Hotel
last
night.
W.
A.
more
than
one
business
pay
an
"McLean,
president
of
the
league,
;
extra
licence
for
each
business.
New
schedules
include:
Fish
col
dstorage,
herring
and
pilchard
canneries,
$100.
Continuation
on
an
Increased'
Pilchard,
whale
reduction
and
a!s
of
::troervlscd
Dlaveround
ac-
"erced
salmon
paints,
$500.
.Titles,
which
were
Initiated
with
Salmon
canneries,
$1500.
succss
last
year,
was
fore-,
Co-operative
firms
are
exempted
as
the
major
objective
of
the
.from
the
$25
fish
buyer
licences.
iv
Rnnprf.
flvm
Cluh
for
thp
I
1
1937
at
the
monthly
business
playground
committee,
oi
T,
wn
if
i
i
nrrn
ie
rnoirmnn
raider
consideration
plans'
for
for
supervised
activities.
A
i-
-
r'
w-
j-.
j
-
lby
tb
committee
at
a
special
meeting
of
the
club
to
be
f.
H,
Tobey
chairman
of
th?
Carving
Of
Huge
Totem
Douglas
Edenshaw
of
Massett
And
Party
Returned
from
Lengthy
Vh't
to
Alaskan
Neighbors
Massett,
B.
C,
March
12:
Douglas
Edenshaw
and
party
have
Just
returned
frcm
a
four
months
visit
at
Hydaburg.
Alaska,
where
they
u-oro
lavlthlv
pntprtnlnrd
n
r.
trttk
skat
nr
HnL-
inrl
cwlmmlni
.
......
v
..
..
t..cfnf
m
reinnuris
11.1111
ikii
Lira..
.11
projent
wim
wmcn
tne
no-
eacn
0f
whlch
from
fifty
te
Club
is
also
asso:iatcd,
re-UpVPnv.f!vp
wrt-P
nresent
ported
on
the
accomplishments
of
,
while
m
Alaska
Mr.
Edcnsha
x
was
in
the
chair
and
the
cups
were
presented
as
follows
bjf
the
Honor,
ary
President,
Bert
Morgan:
League
Cup,
Musketeers,
re
celved
by
F.
E.
Wermlg.
League
runner-up
cup,
Grotto,
received
by
II.
O.
Kennedy.
'
Individual
high
average
cup,
re
celved
by
Louis
Richardson
for
James
Skinner.
Tip
Top
Tailors'
Cup.
Grotto,
received
by
Everett
Leek.
During
the
speeches
It
was
sug
gested
that
next
year
there
might
be
contract'
competition
"open'
to
all
four
player
teams
which
wished
to
enter
ladies
as
well
as
men.
The
speakers
Included
Bert
Mor
gan,
W.
A.
McLean,
D.
A.
MacPhee,
A.
H.
Hill-Tout,
Robert
McKay
and
F.
E.
Wermlg.
Andrew
Home,
D.
A.
MacPhee
and
James
Taylor
sang
and
there
was
also
community
singing.
Improvements
In
Business
Premises
And
Store
Changes
Third
Avenue
today
is
looking
as
...
a
swimminK
DOOl
Will
ra
nr
nlont
prprtPfl
nnri
nn
Jlllv
41
"
all
the
natives
of
the
surrounding
villages
are
Invited
to
attend
tht
raising
raising
Ul
of
the
uic
totem,
uuvem,
the
uic
i
finale
cf
business
soon.
Watts
and
Nlcker-son
are
having
one
of
the
Hell-broner
stores
prepared
for
them
and
expect
to
be
opening
in
men's
wear
next
month.
The
People's
Store
is
having
.a
new
shop
front
and
much,
interior
Improvement
carried-
on
at
present.
The
pr
mlses,
formerly
known
as
the
May-
fajr,
are
being
overhauled
and
fit-
Simited.
evidently
for
reopening,
Mar
garet's
store
is
moved
further
down
the
street
and
the
premises
have
been
Improved
and
reopened
by
Copeland's
fruit
store.
The
stores
in
the
Moose-
Building
are
being
occupied
by
D.
Ello.
All
these
changes
are
being
made
right
now
and
there
may
be
others
soon.
Mrs.
Sherman
Alexander,
Mr.
and
There
is
general
activity
and
the
Mrs.
Frank
Nix,
Mn
and
Mrs.
Luke
Indications
are
that
Third
Avenue
Frank,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Paul
Morr!-
will
be
a
real'llve
place
when
wqrk
on,
Mr.
and
Mrs
Gibson
Young,
on
the
post
office
begins.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Nick
Baronlvlch,
J.'r
ana
Mrs.
ixiuie
rom,
rar.
uuu
Jolin
Wallace,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leon-nrd
Charles,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Richard
Nix,
Mr
and
Mrs.
Blllie
Hamilton,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
David
Frank,
Mr.
ana
Mrs.
James
Edenso,
Mr.
and
Mn
Claude
Morrison,
Mr.
and
Mrs
John
Bennett
and
Mr.
and
Mrs
Frank
Nathong.
Unemployment
Is
Becoming
Lower
OTTAWA,
March
12:
(CP)
Unemployment
in
Canada
this
February
was
the
lowest
for
any
February
in
four
vears.
It
was
an-
Capt.
Harry
Hanson,
general
i
nounced
yesterday.
manager
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
I
.
.
Islands
Fishermen's
Co-operative!
.
.
,,
Association,
arrived
at
Sktdegate!
Rev.
W.
J
SeMer
returned
safely
Queen
Charlotte
City
on.
Sun-kaua,
a
few
days
ago
with
the
Canowa-
jto
one
of
Uie
Association's
large
:day
evening
last
rom
Prince
Ru-and
and
went1
pert
with
the
United
Church
Mis-fhr
suecdy
fish
packers,
JrL
dPate
Inlet
to
Uw
ioti
boat
Udal..Mr.
Selder
was
ac
!.!k'iTllttl0n
nbns
companled
by
hU
wife
and
W.
II
the
we
es
establishment
awisranen
of
.
a
-
large
1""","
experienced
"
T
over
to
the
mainland,
provincial
LIBRAR
VICTORIA,
6.C.
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
(8
A
M.)
mm
High
1:28
a.m.
21.9
ft.
prince
Rupert
Clear,
northerly
13:41
p.m.
21.9
ft.
Wind
four
miles
per
hour;
baro-meter
Low
7:45
a.m.
3.0
ft.
29.82;
sea
moderate.
19:58
p.m.
2.9
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol.
XXVI.,
No.
60.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
MARCH
12,
1937
rRICE:
S
CKNTJ
MACDONALD
REELECTED
Trades
ana
u,lwl
,vvw
Its
OiHCs
iur
ensuing
Term
SHERY
president,
S.
D.
Macaonaia,
Vice-President,
Thomas
D.
Black..
VICTORIA,
March
12:
(CP)
The
Secretary-Treasurer,
Thomas
El-j
provinclal
government,
In
the
1937
liott
'
fishery
licence
schedule
Issued
ves-
Executive
-
George
Anaerson
day,
abolished
individual
taxes
ineeD
oeu
ricwnc.
arrectine
seven
thousand
Briusn
William
Reid
(Electrical
Workers'
Coiumbia
fishermen
and
raised
Union
and
J.
J.
Olllls
(Carpen-
flsn
plant
fee5
prs'
Union).
I
Thp
fnllnwlni?
tnyps
u-prp
nhni.
Committees
and
other
officers
iShed:
mi
i
UAca.
of
Vin
rtpvt
mpoMno
I
i
.
i
i
.
.
.
GYRUS
1U
BE
ACTIVE
rnfciiMi
in
.1
ii
ii
r
i
v
i
u
i
iai
purse
seiners,
$25.
Salmon
drag
seiners,
$25.
Salmon
glll-netters,
$2.50.
The
licences
increased
are:
Herring
dry
salterles,
$500
to
$1000.
Herring
reduction,
$250
to
$500.
Extra
Licences
CASE
DISMISSED
VANCOUVER
Judge
Lennox
in
County
Court
today
dismissed
with
costs
the
joint
wage
claim
of
John
L.
Lovseth
and
Mrs.
M.
Bower
Hopkinson
against
Premier
Aberhart
of
Alberta.
NEW
JAP
CRISIS
TOKYO
A
new
crisis
brewed
in
Japan
today
as
opposition
smouldered
to
the
Army
against
declarations
of
foreign
policy
by
the
new
foreign
minister,
Mao-take
Sato,
before
the
Diet.
AFRAID
OF
ASSASSINS
Elaborate
Protection
of
Japanese
Premier's
Life
Special
House
Built
TOKYO,
March
12:
(CD-Premier
Hayashi
of
Japan
is
taking
elaborate
precautions
against
.assassination.
He
has
moved
into
a
special
assassin-proof
house.
The
rooms
are
bombproof
and
there
are
numerous
secret
passages.
Even
Hayashi's
wife
does
not
know
what
room
he
may
be
sleeping
in.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Courtesv
3.
D.
Johonton
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.29.
'
Big
Missouri.
.61.
j
Evalorne,
8.55.
!
Aztc;
Mines,
10V
;
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.58.
.
Dentcnia,
.21.
Dun
well.
.04
Y2.
Golconda,
.16.
Minto,
.202.
Morning
Star,
.03.
Noble
Five,
.14.
Pend
Oreille,
6.00.
Pioneer,
550.
Porter
Idaho,
.10.
Premier,
3.40.
Reeves
McDonald,
155.
Reno.
1.07.
;
Relief
Arlington.
.25.
Reward,
.15.
.
i
SVmcn
Oo'd,
.11.
Taylor
Bridge,
.10
Wayside,
.05
Hedley
Amiltrafitcd,
.20.
Premier
Border,
.04.
.
-Sllbak
Premier,
355.
Congress-.08.
v
Silver
Crest,
.107
Home
Gold,
034.
,
Grandview,
.17
'i.
Indian,
.05.
Quatsino
Copper.
:10.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.55.
Calmont,
1
17.
C.
&
E
4.05.
Freehold,
.20.
.
MrDougal
Segur,
.38.
Mercury,
.44.
Merland,
21.
OV-alta.
2.35.
Pacalta,
.24.
Home
Oil,
2.30.
Toronto
Beattie,
1.42.
Central
Patricia,
4.10.
Gods
Lake,
75.
Little
Long
Lac,
6.65.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.60.
Pickle
Crow,
7.20.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
.86.
San
Antonio,
1.96.
Shsrritt
Gordon,
3
55.
Smelters
Gold.
.08.
M:Leod
Co:kshutt,
2.35.
Oklend,
.24.
Mosher,
.22.
Gilbec,
.6412.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
95.
Stadacona.
1.62.
v
.
.
'
:
Frontier
Red
Lake,
.19.
Francoeur,
1.05.
Manitoba
&
Eastern,
.08.
Moncta.
1.70.
.''.
Bouseadlllac,
64.
Rubec,
.q9'2.
Thompson
Cadillac,
1,40.
'
Bailor,
.07.
Bankfleld,
1.30.
'
.
East
Malartlc.
1.52.
Preston
East
Dome.
1
06.
Hiftchison
Lake,
.19.
McCualg.
Red
Lake,
.19..
'
Aldenmac.
1.62.
Kerr
Addison.
2.90.
Uchi
Ooli.
1.00.
;
-
.
Federal
Klrkland,
21.
.
Upper
Canada,
.60,
'
POUND
AT
MONTREAL
MONTREAL,
March
12:
(CP)
!
The
British
pound
sterling
closed
at
$4.8838
on
the
Montreal
ex
change
market
yesterday.
The
Forest
Branch
cruiser
Lillian
D
in
charge
of
Ranger
J.
B,
Scott
and
with
L.
S.
Hope,
the
new
a
slstant
forester
on
board,
arrived
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
from
Prince
Rupert
last
Sunday
night
From
Queen
Charlotte,
the
Lillian
.
an
extremely
D.
proceeded
to
Cumshewa
Inlet
SSurrSU
Charlotte
it
rough
trip,
especially
on
the
run
'and
other
Moresby
Island
logging
Point,
Queen
1
points.
rV
'J,;;:
DEFENCES
Lonaon
mn
Talk
Defence
1
LONDON,
March
12:
(CP)
Imperial
defence
will
be
one
:
of
the
subjects
to
be
taken
up
at
the
Imperial
Conference
here
in
May,
it
Is
announced.
It
is
suggested
that
a
central
Imperial
defence
committee
may
be
formed.
General'
Jan
Smuts
of
South
Africa
is
men-
tioned
as
a
possible
chairman.
ALICE
ARM
LIBERALS
Party
Credited
With
Doing
Much
a
j
Good
Officers
Elected
'
ALICE
ARM,
March
12:
The
annual
meeting
of
the
AMce
Am
,
Liberal
Association
was
held
last
week
when
the
following
officers
were
elected:
Honorary
President,
Rt.
Hon.
t
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King.
WEAKENING
Insurgents
Claim
ot
Have
Advanced
Thirty-Two
Miles
In
Thirty-Six
Hours
To
Head
Patrol
large'
majority
of
the
citizens
of
Two
Dutch
Admirals
and
Danish
prince
Rupert
tne
slsters
of
st.
Colonel
Will
Run
Spanish
Blockade
LONDON,
March
12:
(CP)
Two
Dutch
naval
officers
and
a
Danish
colonel
have
been
named
to
run
the
International
nonintervention
committee's
blockade
against
foreign
volunteers
and
munitions
shipments
to
Spain.
Admiral
Van
Dulm
of
the
Netherlands
has
been
placed
in
charge
of
the
entire
neutrality
project.
Admiral
Olivier,
also
of
the
Netherlands,
will
direct
the'
naval
patrol
and
Colonel
Lunn,
Danish,
will
supervise
frontier
agents
along
the
Franco-Spanish
border.
MADRID.
March
12:
(CPI
De
fences
of
Madrid
are
weakening
costing
upwards
of
$200,000
on
an
ever-widening
front,
lmpar-
Honorary
vice-presiaeni,
non.
i.
tjai
observers
here
agree.
Pattullo.
gent
quarters
declare
that
their
j
president,
l.
h.
rayne.
(orce5
nave
advanced
thirty-two
Vice-president,
W.
B.
Bower.
mlies
ln
thirty-six
hours.
!
Secretary.
J.
Wells.
whue
militiamen
erlmlv
due
in
I
Executive
E.
Peterson.
Oscar
on
Madrid's
northeastern
front.
j
unt,
a.
u.
Mcrnau
ana
j.
iva.
the
government
command
asserted
I
uie
president,
in
a
brief
address,
that
the
drive
on
the
capital
of
30,-
Igav3
a
synopsis
of
tha
year's
ac-
000
Italian
soldiers
had
been
check-'
HOPES
FOR
NEW0FFER
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
Further
Discusses
Local
Hospital
Issue
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder,
speaking
last
night,
expressed
hope
I
that,
if
a
request
was
made
by
a
'Anne
might
redonslder
their
decl-Islon
In
withdrawing
the
offer
to
build
a
$200,000
hospital
here.
Mr.
,
Alder
suggested
that
fixed
assets
.
of
the
present
hospital
might
be
offered
without
cash
and
securities
now
held
by
the
hospital,
j
The
commissioner
expressed
belief
that
the
majority
of
citizens
were
convinced
that
the
present
hospital
situation
was
intolerable.
Mr.
Alder
quoted
the
annual
hospital
financial
statement
for
1936
which
gave
the
total
value
of
fixed
assets
at
$37,144.26
with
cash,
securities
and
book
accounts
at
$20,000.
If
the
assets
had
been
turned
jover
to
the
Sisters
the
last
,
item
would
have
been
the
only
one
of
any
value
in
erecting
a
building
VISIT
TO
SKIDEGATE
Massett
Church
Choir
Heard
To
Advantage
on
Saturday
Night
tlvlties.
He
said
great
credit
was
ed
fortyfour
miles
from
the
city.
Idue
the
provincial
government
for
Meanwhile
uncensored
'
renorts'
SKIDEGATE.
March
12;
A
real
J
assistance
to
the
mining
industry
reaching
New
York
by
mall
from
muslca1'
eat
was
provided
for
all
ird
policies
in
general.
Mention
Valencia.
Spain.-
-said
tnat"o3ds
ln
attendance
at
the
Skidegate
A
was
also
made
of
the
Reneral
lm-
araimt
n
PovprnmPht.
virtmr
in
ihP'1153101
Community
Halt
on.
Sat-
-
nrovement-ln
business
conditions
civil
war
had
gone
up
to
three
toiurday
evenlne
'hen-Jhe
StL;
John's
tnrougnout
Canada
directly
awn-
one,
even
in
that
temporary
gov-l.
,
"
"
"T
w"r,
butable
to
the
Mackenzie
King
ernment
capital.
The
majority
0f,8T
of
36
perscms
under
4
the
capable
overnment.
observers
at
Valencia
believe
it
will.
-lu
-on"'
Mooney
Pardon
Resolution.
Is
Passed
by
House
SACRAMENTO.
March,
12:
The
California
state
assembly
has
passed
a
resolution
designed
to
,
pardon
Tom
Mooney,
famous
con-J
vict,
who
is
serving
a
term
of
lift
i
Imprisonment
at
San
Quentlr.
I
Penitentiary
for
participation
in
'jth-2
fatal
Preparedness
Day
bombings
ln
San
Franclrco
ln
1916.
Tht
resolution
was
passed
over
advlre
that
the
legislature
had
no
authority
to
grant
such
a
pardon.
Ad.
option
by
the
Senate
Is
necessary
Credit
Is
Due
Gerry
McGeer
Mayor
Miller
Opposes
Proposal
To
Have
His
Picture
Removed
From
City
Hall
VANCOUVER.
Mar.
12:-r-"What-
2vcr
may
be
said
about
him,
it
must
be
admitted
that
he,
mare
than
any
other
man,
was
respon
sible
for
the
new
City
Hall
beluj
passed
built,"
declared
Mayer
George
Mil-,
from
the
halL
EXTRA
FISH
TRAIN
GOING
EACH
WEEK
r
4
4
be
June
at
the
earliest
before
peace
HV
nT
f
"iTZ
is
reached.
1?:
.Durlng
evfng
Today's
Weather
I
Oovcniiiieiu
TrlegraphJi
Terrace
Clear,
north
wind,
40.
Aiyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
38.
Alice
Arm
Part
cloudy,
calm,
40
Anyox
Part
cloudy,
calm,
40.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
38.
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm,
cool..
Burns
Lake
Dull,
calm,
32.
Stewart
Part
cloudy,
calm,
36.
Victoria
Cloudy,
north
wind,
22
miles
per
hour,
barometer
29.64.
Estevan
Calm,
cloudy,
barometer
29.58.
Vancouver
Clear,
east
wind,
4
miles
per
hour,
barometer
29.70.
Prince
George
Clear,
north
wind,
10
miles
per
hour,
barometer
29.96.
Away
Suddenly
at
Simpson
Yesterday
Port
ler
Wednesday
in
opposing
a
pro-
j
posai
that
a
picture
of
Formet
P0RX
SIMPSON,
March
12:
Mayor
G.
G.
McGeer
be
removed
Georce
U:K.y
of
Kln.0nth
died
'
suddenly
In
Uie
Port
Simpson
Gen
eral
Hospital
Wednesday.
The
re-
iiuuic.ia
were
auiy
aenverea
Dy
Chief
Councillor
Alfred
Adam.
Chief
William
Matthews
and
Olive
Adams
all
of
Massett,
and
Chief
Councillor
William
Russ
of
Sklde-g-ate,
O,
D.
Beattie
and
Gordon
W,
Jollffe
of
Queen
Charlotte
City.
The
program
was
as
follows:
Chorus,
"Gracious
Father".
(Beethoven).
Speech,
Alfred
Adams.
Chorus,
"Glorious
Is
Thy
Name
(Twelfth
Mass")
(Mozart),
Cantata
ln
two
parts,
"Crown
of
Victory"
(Witty).
Speech,
WUllam
Matthe-vs.
Chorus,
"BehoM
the
Lamb
of
God
(Messiah"),
(Handel).
Chorus,
"Song
of
the
Free"
(Verdi).
Chorus,
"The
Glory
of
the
Lord
(Messiah").
(Handel).
.Triple
Island
Part
cloudy',
wuaneue,
-
come
Tnou
Fount."
northeast
wind,
6
miles
per
hour,1
ch?rus.
"Lilt
Up
Your
Heads,
O
sea
smooth.
'
!Ye
ates
'Messiah"),
(Handel).
rjimram
TsinndPnrr.
nimidv
'
Chcrus,
"Heaven
are
Tellins
calm,
barometer
29.72,
temperature
42,
sea
smooth.
Dead
Tree
Point
Cloudy,
calm,
barometer
29.76,
sea
smooth.
George
McKay
Of
Kincolith
Passes;
(Creation").
Hadyn).
Chcrus,
"Worthy
is
the
Lamb
'(Messiah").
tHandel).
Chorus,
"Hallelujah
Choruj
(Messiah"),
(Handel).
Every
number
was
well
rendered
and
much
credit
is
due
the
choir
and
its
leader
for
the
ex
cellent
performance.
Delightful
refreshments
wrt3
.served
by
the
ladles
of
the
vlltoye
'
U
1
1
i
me
lAuitiusiuu
oi
uie
program.
Strike
is
Over;
Normandie
Sails
mains
were
taken
Thursday
by
J.
Waterfront
Workers
In
France
Re-
MsKay
to
Kincolith
where
inter-:
s,e
Work.
Thus
Endinr
ment
will
be
made.
1
Ship
Tic-tip
TRAINS
GOING
OUT
LE
HAVRE,
March
12:
A
strike
Comenclng
the
week
after
!
of
waterfront
workers
having
been
next
following
the
opening
of
With
the
big
snowslide
three
settled,
the
French
liner
Norman-
the
halibut
season,
the
Cana-
.
and
a
half
miles
west
of
Kwlnltsa
die
was
able
to
sail
yesterday
for
dlan
National
Railways
will
expected
to
be"
cleared
by
evening,
New
York.
start
running
an
extra
fish
the
regular
train
for
the
east
Is
train
out
of
Prince
Rupert
leaving
at
6
o'clock
tonight
with
a
HALIBUT
GEAR
THEFT
each
Tuesday.
It
will
leave
at
stub
train
going
out
at
5
o'clock
to
Kenneth
Clay
Brown,
charged
6
p.m.
and
will
make
the
same
'
pick
up
and
return
tomorrow
with
being
in
possession
of
three
time
as
the
regular
mixed
morning
with
passengers,
mall,
ex-
angents
of
halibut
gear
stolen
tains
which
"go
out
Monday,
press
and
baggage
left
at
Terrace
from
the
cabin
of
John
Anderson
Wednesday
and
Friday
eve-
by
the
train
which
failed
to
get
at
Cow
Bay,
appeared
in
city
pollco
nings.
through
last
night.
The
way
freight
court
before
Magistrate
McClymont
will
go
out
at
7
o'clock
tomorrow
yesterday
and
was
remanded
until
t
t
'
morning.
'
this
afternoon.