REASON
OF
CIVIL
WAR
'
Kfb?p;e
Customs
of
Australian
Na
tives
on
Bathurst
isiana
i;v
TONY
E.
SLATER
RT
DARWIN,
Australia,
Feb
ivll
war
has
broken
out
at
urst
Island,
50
miles
from
Dar-
on
the
lonely
north
Austral-
cast
but
one
Is
not
likely
to
much
about
it
because
civil
at
Bathhurst
Islands
are
com-
and
few
people
ever
appear
:t
killed,
anyway.
.
2000
aborigines
who
live
on
mnic
Island
fight
with
spears
imrwt
every
Instance
these
trl-
ghts
have
been
caused
by
wo-
Thu
time
it
is
because
an
ian
had
his
wife
stolen
and
khlng
had
to
be
done
about
it.
ges
carved
on
sticks
nave1
received
in
Darwin,
summon-1
.e
young
men
of
Dathurst
and
I
;.le
Islands
to
leave
the
main-
i
and
return
to
their
homes,
n
ud
their
spears
and
Join
in.
1
take
several
more
weeks
be-ithls
battle
begins
to
rage
in
ist
to
there
are
a
number
of
lonles
to
be
performed
before
eat
battle
cry
Is
raised.
There
hurry
to
begin.
Time
stands
for
the
aborigines
In
this
Is
vi
Mic
auvi
g
i
v
j
Kn
they
have
exhausted
them-
itiie
re
ls
no
love
In
the
matter
at
(The
wife
is
a
slave
to
her
hus-
and
he
beats
her
for
the
ptest
offence
and
sometimes
h
die
from
wounds
inflicted
by
r
nusbands.
As
a
husband
gen-
has
a
number
of
"lubras,"
hy
are
called,
the
loss
of
one
ls
?w
who
Is
called
nn
"Emore-
Her
future
daughters
all
will
&is
wives.
w
ves.
Naturally,
Naturally,
before
before
tne
thei
ADVANCING
gnatlves
of
Dathurst
have
beenjslstance.
n
to
continue
the
same
war
cneratlons.
I
ft
or
nlictrliiT
Viplr
KrHlp
with
I
orate
designs
In
red
and
yellow
the
warriors
take
sides,
ac-
Blng
to
the
totemlc
group
into
Ktt
each
aborlgln
in
Dorn
APPEALS
REJECTED
fowell
and
Unwin
Must
Serve
Terms
for
Defamatory
Libel,
Higher
Court
Decides
EDMONTON,
Feb.
7:
(CI')
Appeals
of
G.
F.
Powell,
British
Social
Credit
authority,
and
Joseph
Unwin,
Social
Credit
member
of
the
Alberta
Legislature
for
Edson,
against
convictions
and
sentences
on
charges
of
defamatory
libel,
were
dismissed
In
unanimous
judgments
by
the
appellate
division
of
the
Supreme
Court
to
day.
ON
SUCH0W
Japanese
Claim
Steady
Progress
in
Drive
Toward
Strategic
Hallway
Centre
fiHANnilAI.
Feb.
7:
The
Japan-
t
(
hi-h
ha
hppn
rnmnaratlvelv
Rse
claim
steady
progress
both
from
iched
bv
civilization.,
.
,
-.north
and
south,Ja.UjeJr
drive-to-
aii
nrnhnhintv
this
war
will
wards.
Suchow.
strategic
railway
,nr
..v.n
oil
u
nniPh
airalnirj-ntre..
The
advance
goes
steadily
nv
4
M
"
-"O
l
-
be
Chinese
and
Spanish
fronts.
(ahead
In
spite
of
stiff
Chinese
re
THANKS
ARE
EXPRESSED
s
In
hurling
Insults
they
start
Prlnce
Xpert's
Help
in
Prairie
Ke
i
snpnrc
and
pinns
Tnix
marKS!
n
.i
i.j..jm
n
t
h
Klrea)
beginning
of
the
battle.
Association
In
Session
:sme
scoring
me
most
wis
wui.
las
there
are
always
heated
ar-
bents
over
the
referee,
the
bat-1
...
The
Prince
...
Rupert
Ministerial
ii.i..
likely
to
become
more
spirit-1
Association,
at
its
regular
monuuy
;
the
rinv
wppks
and
months
I
mectlnc
this
morning
in
First
Pres-
n
and
as
the
wounded
recover;
byterlan
Church
with
the
presl-
I.
..
......
I
.
n
t.m.
n
rnKcAti
nunue
their
attacks.
laeni,
very
nev.
jumca
u.
u-w.
Strange
Marriage
Laws
dean
of
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Ca-
thcdral.
in
tne
cnair,
rvce
v.u
queer
marriage
laws
of
this
.......
,'nowip(iffmenis
m
coiuictuo"
'"'
mi
reasons
for
these
bloodthirsty
1
the
recent
campa
gn
f
or
Saskatche.
iui
X.
..i
i.
i
..'
vv.ic..
wan
aruuuiii
juici
raised
in
P
rlnce
Ru
3
which
$641
was
and
is
the
predominating
top-
Bf
conversation.
The
first
rule
that
man
and
wife
must
be
of
tftrent
totems.
ivotlon
Ls
another
rule
which
will
be
soared
the
pain
of
String
deathsl
Jcause
the
men
on
this
Island
Condemned
to
bachelorhood
un-
wey
are
30
or
even
45,
the
birth
is
seriously
decreasing.
Mar-
C
Is
anvthlnir
hut
a
hpri
of
roses
dathurst
and
Melville
Islands,
i
i.
...ii
n
r-
o-
rrnm
ino
uiiifr
pert
as
well
as
$54
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
iiiase
came
from
Rev.
Gerald
B.
Switzer
rr
Vancouver,
chairman
of
the
Brl-
...
.
.
.
.
nth
rn
iimbta
committee
Eric
Mc-
ui
dc
vioiaica.
inacea,
some
,
n,
the
,i
rul
muni
muni.
Wean,
secretary
o?
offspring
an,
so
devoted
to
parents
that
they
bury
them
cipauiy
ui
'
when
they
become
old
so
that
arm
-
-
Saskatchewan.
.
atrhnwft
tor
at
Gainsborough,
The
letters
from
Llpton
ap
d
Gains-,
knowledeed
receipt
of
i
carloads
of
fruit
and
vegetables
and
vm-PPd
anoreciation
of
the
gen
erosity
of
the
pePle
of
Prlnce
Ru
pert.
.
Comments
were
maae
hi
to
the
recent
Week
o
Pr
ye
b;
unions
are
ruled
by
fear,
It
was
felt
that
the
servance
and
results
had
been
beneficial.
It
was
pointed
out
that
tnis
was
National
Education
Weekv
Sympa
thy
with
the
alms
and
oojecw
expressed.
P.
H.
Llnzcy
appcarea
ueiU.c
of
the
representative
meeting
as
vnrplirn
Bible
Society,
v
!
consequence
consequence.
u"
or
.......
..
fJ
iir,o.
nut
that
the
f.ct
first
Sunday
cnrfav
'v
uiu
no
smgie
gins
or
wju-uju'"''''!
-
,
Society
,.,,
Sun
cn.
on
these
islands.
The
girl
ba-i
in
June
would
be
Bible
"e
actually
married
on
the
day.
This
year
wou
W
oi
J
the
their
mothers
are
born.
This
lsl
three
hundredth
anniversary
s
arranged.
When
a
boy
is
reading
oi
ine
,
...
ms
uncles
e
ve
h
m
a
mother-icnurcn,
iv-
-
dcrtake
to
have
a
lay
delegate
to
this
organization.
.....
jtrtpH
that
one
member
it
-
;
,
-
t
fc
of
-warn
can
marry,
he
must
wait,
snoum
.i
flnn
pach
vi
i
a
(iu
a
nv;
-
-
-
-
Charter
Of
Unions
Have
Been
Revoked
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.13.
Big
Missouri.
.43.
Bralorne.
8.93.
Aztec.
.rm.
Cariboo
Quartz.
1.97.
Dentonia,
.11.
Golconda,
.05.
Mlnto,
.03V2.
Fairwlev.
.05.
Noble
Five.
.03?.
Pend
Orlellc,
2.05.
Pioneer,
2.91
-
-.-.-
Porter
Idaho,
.02.
Premier.
2.16.
Reeves
McDonald,
.40.
Reno,
.54.
Relief
Arlington,
.22.
Reward,
.05
Vi.
Salmon
Gold,
.07.
Taylor
Bridge,
.05.
Hedley
Amalgamated,
.05U.
Premier
Border,
.01
li.
Sllbak
Premier,
2.00.
Congress,
.01.
Home
Gold,
.01
Vi-Grand
view,
.08
'2.
Indian,
.02.
Quatslno
Copper,
.033,;.
Halda
Gold,
.05.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.25.
Calmont,
.43.
,
C.
Si
E.,
2.51.
Hargal,
.17.
McDougall
Scgur,
.21.
Mercury,
.15
V'.
Okalta,
1.83.
Pacalta,
MVz'.
Home
Oil,
1.13.
Toronto
Bcattle,
1.35.
Central
Patricia,
2.37.
Gods
Lake,
.50.
Little
Long
Lac,
5.70.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
.90.
Pickle
Crow,
470.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
.27.
San
Antonio,
1.35.
Sherrftt
Gordon,
1.40.
Smelters
Gold.
.012.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.58.
Oklend,
.17.
Mosher,
.13.
Madscn
Red
Lake,
.39.
Stadacona.
.24,.
Frontier
Red
Lake,
.06.
Francoeur,
.37.
Moneta,
2.25.
Bouscadlllac,
.08.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.26.
Bankflcld.
.68.
East
Malartlc,
1.45.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.22.
Hutchison
Lake,
.12.
Dtwson
White,
.02.
Aldcrmac.
.49.
:
:
Kerr
Addison.
2.00.
Uehl
Gold.
1.52.
Martin
Bird.
.41".
Interl
Nickel.
48.50.
Noranda.
90.60.
Con.
Smelters,
59.25.
MAR
SlI.VKft
NKW
YORK:
(CPI
Bar
Ml
Ml
mother-in-law
has
some',
discussion
by
wutor'vrr
"ua
unchnnird
at
M,'.c.
wr
vntn
and
the
first-born
has,
month.
ev.
d.
-
-fine
ouncn
on
the
.New
York
met-
,
m
P
pro
rfv
to
girlhood
before
she
can
of
First
Baptist
Church.
V
,
market
tod
,
next
monm.
.
..
,
IContinnod
tn
T.n
virtp
the
ton
c
RECEPTION
VERYPOOR
Kadio
Committee
of
Chamber
of
Commerce
Takes
Up
Question
With
Olof
Hanson
MX.
mtamt
rinriri,
vh
t
(CPi
Following
is
inc
copy
oi-a
letter
Th
AmpHfan
Pprfpratinn
of
I
sent
bv
the
radio
committee
of
the
Labor
executive
council
today
'
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com-J
revoked
the
charters
of
the
ImCrce
to
Olof
Hanson
M.P.
in
con-
United
Mine
Workers
of
Amer-
1
'..,i.
.
'
t
ica,
lmeriiuuuiiai
mine,
wuu
.
.
.
-
A"
the
activities
of
these
unions
t
amount
of
radio
reception
at
Prince
t
1
U
rAmMftAa
'
fnr
Tnrtn
.
....
..
m
u.c
vumiuiiitt
-
Hunert
and
that
small
amount
or
Unwin,
who
is
government
i
.
...
,
nrWonn
whin
In
the
Leclslature.
was
ap-
1
.
j.j
actual
t
pealing
a
sentence
of
three
mo
n
ins
imprisonment
ami
i
uw-
u
ell
a
sentence
of
six
months
with
1
deportation
to
England
at
the
end
of
the
term.
were
re-
.
.
-
'
"
garded
as
withdrawal
4.
frnm
tho
Fprlerat
on:
""Jf
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
JoliiiMon
Co.),
'
eood
reception,
It
may
be
said,
that
'
we
have
had
no
radio.
"It
ls
fully
realized
that
Prince
;
Rupert
ls
a
long
way
from
the
broadcast
stations,
also
that
atmospheric
I
conditions
are
not
always
ifavorable
to
distance
reception.
Nevertheless,
we
are.
convinced
that
a
very
large
part
of
our
radio
ih-
tcrlcrcncc
Is
produced
locally.
It
I
Is
generally
conceded
that
there
is
!
and
numerous
previous
periods
only
an
experienced
and
qualified
radio
trouble
finder
ls
competent
to
speak.
"Oiir
information
is
that
reports
are
made
by
competent
engineers
from
what
Is
now
the
Department
of
Transport
from
time
to
time
and
we
solicit
your
support
to
secure
for
this
organization
copies
of
said
reports
for
Prince
Rupert.
"About
a
year
ago
we
requested
the
Department
of
Transport
to
have
one
of
their
trouble
finding
engineers
make
quarterly
lnspec
Hons
l.U'.O.
arc
oi
no
use
to
rnutv
tvupcii..ptu-
pic
If
they
are
not
received.
It
is
estimated
that
there
are
between
1200
and
1500
radios
In
use
in
Prince
Rupert.
If
each
one
pays
the
$2
license
fee
a
considerable
sum
will
be
produced.
Due
to
so
much
Interference
a
very
large
llUUIUVt
number
v
of
people
vv.
rebel
against
9
pay
r
TORONTO
a."
Bryans,
only
remainm
.
.
ii
.
X)
nA
D..4nE
cronnr
nf
ripenpr
&
Sme
er
Workers
and
the
adoes
that
terrorized
Ontario
more
Federation
of
Flat
Glass
Work-
.rln
uurin
ite
the
past
gk
teiu
ti
were
heW
prs.
The
Federation
said
that
nas
oecn
at
Best
oruy
a
smaiij.
.
,
.
:
.
here
today
on
a
charge
of
murdering
a
garage
attendant,
Norman
Ford,
on
Sunday.
AUSTRALIA
IS
LEADING
Has
98
Points
In
Empire
Games-Canada
Second
With
62
ovriMCV
Australia
Fph.
1:
(CPI
Dccima
Norman
won
the
women's,
1
Tides
Weather
omorrow
s
Today's
(t
AJVI.)
She
High
6:44
a.m.
19.4
ft.
19:58
p.m.
15.8
ft.
Prinrc
Rupert-Clear,
calm;
bar-
Low
0:09
a.m.
8.1
ft.
bmetcr,
29.46
(falling);
temperature
13:31
p.m.
65
ft.
sea
smoot-
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
I'ltlCE:
5
CtMS
CXVII.,
NO.
3i
J
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONPAY,
FEBRUARY
7,
1938.
ritlrt's
"
Patience
Is
Exhausted
OMEN
ARE
79
LAST
OF
IP
nricaU
Tn
R
Taken
.
-
GANGSTER
REMNANT:
Without
Notice
If
Any
Tom
Bryans,
Final
Remaining.
Member
of
Bed
Ryan's
Outfit,
Charged
With
Murder
in
Toronto
More
Ships
Attacked
Insurgent
CoverBmcnt
is
So
Informed,
Foreign
Secretary
Announces-Victories
Near
Teruel
Claimed
x
By
lioth
Sides
LONDON,
February
7:
(CP)
Foreign
Secretary
Anthony
Eden
told
the
House
of
Commons
today
that
,
Great
Britain
had
informed
the
Spanish
insurgent
government
that
its
"patience
is
exhausted"
and
that
British
i
warships
will
take
reprisals
without
notice
should
another
'British
vessel
be
attacked
in
the
Mediterranean
Sea.
Last
week
two
British
vessels
were
sunk,
one
by
a
submarine
and
the
other
by
aircraft.
Victories
Claimed
HENDAYE,
France,
Feb.
7:
Insurgent
forces
claim
important
victories
north
of
Teruel
In
the
Span
ish
civil
war
including
the
capture
a
net
riii.
a
moved
further
ahead
nr
trio
trram
of
Alfambra
and
a
I
in
the
Empire
Games
count
today
number
of
villages.
I
...in-,
o
tntol
unofficial
count
nf
98
rn
V.p
rv'thor
hand
the
lovallltS
y
V
.
V
LU.
u.w...w.w
VI
1.1V.
WW...
-
-
I
.mint!-
en
far
"for
track
and
field.
.i-iim
victories
west
nf
Teruel
which
I
less
radio
Interference
when
the
'
rn.rta
u
still
in
second
nlace
with
.
,,.
-..v.
for
anv
eround
power
comes
from
Shawatlans
Lake.62
-points
and
South
Africa
third
to
the
north
which
they
may
have
1
than
when
It
comes
from
Falls
Rlv-
wlth
33
Onowed
by
England,
New
iost.
(
er.
It
is
ako
conceded
that
some-Zealand
Scotland
and
Wales.
'interference'
comes
from
the
high(
Flve
championships
one
a
rec-
rrr
rfpl
I
nowpr
Hnp
fid
flOfl
vnltjs
which
...
;
.
K
o
111
Vi
I
I
.
-
'
ora-DTCdKins
ptuuiuiu
j
I
f
illil.li
I
.nnnscc
thrnnch
the
.
rentre
.
of
the
.....
nn
tVi
v
w
i
-
.
..
r
"
aijaulaJi-?-cc.uwi,uv
.wgi'v
.
"city.
On
these
poles
running
ond-day
0f
the
Gaines
today.
J
.through
the
centre
of
the
city
are
Erlc
Coy
of
Winnipeg,
the
only
lower
voltage
wires
which
dlstri-
Canadlan
champion
of
the
five.
j
,
bute
power
to
an
parts
oi
me
cuy.
hurled
the
discus
146
feet,
10'8
in-These
low
voltage
wires
undoubted-j
cnes;i
neariy
n
inches
further
then
ly
pick
up
interference
irora
tne
the
tormeT
record.
i
66,000-vOlt
line
above
them
and
dis-
v
P
Boot
won
the
880-yard
run
tribute
this
interference
as
well
tofor
New
Zealand.
all
Darts
of
the
city.
"Besides
the
power
lines
there
are,
numerous
other
equipment
and
appliances
that
produce
radio
Interference
and
this
interference
is
not
being
dealt
with
satisfactorily.
"To
what
extent
each
of
these
various
sources
of
possible
Interference
are
responsible
for
the
almost
complete
absence
of
radio
re
ception
during
the
past
six
weeks
I
broad
Jump
for
Australia.
Johannes
Coleman
took
the
marathon
championship
to
South
.Africa.
I
Australia
won
the
women's
440-
yard
relay.
j
Weather
forecast
(Furnished
through
the
ccurtcr
o
the
Dominion
Meteorological
Bureau
at
.
Victoria
and
Prince
Rupert.
This
'ere-
j
cast
ls
compiled
from
obversallons
ta-
j
kt
n
at
S
a.m.
today
and
covers
the
36
hour
period
ending
5
p.m.
tomorrow).'
General
Synopsis
Pressure
re-
!
mains
low
off
Vancouver
Island
and
high
with
cold
weather
In
Northern
Rritish
Columbia.
Snow
has
oc-l
curred
In
the
south.
.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Fresh
north
winds,1
part
cloudy
and
cool.
1
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-
Ktron!?
west
winds,
shifting
to
TV(le
rnniint.
WO-TIOW
TpnCW
U
n.4
KAinmtnff
nnnl
P
r
.VH"-""
'
'
-
'
I
IlUlIln
Cub
tt..U
wv.w.
with
all
the
vigor
at
our
command.
with.
showers
or
snow
flurries.
.
r
i.n
'
.1
.
UA.V.
I
It
IS
Our
firm
conviction
mav
uuwi-i
lng
less
will
begin
to
meet
the
slt-j
r
ry
l
I
uatlon.
IDOY
DreflftD
JuvJ
;
"No
matter
how
good
programs
I
the
C.B.C.
puts
over
the
air.
they
While
katlllfif
Robert
Turgcon
.Met
With
Unfortunate
Accident
at
Morse
Creek
Last
Evening
m
1
1U1,WVM
Insr
this
$2
and
It
Is-
only
to
keep
break
his
leg
In
a
collision
with
an
out
of
the
police
court
that
any-
other
boy.
The
fracture
ls
between
body
pays
It.
the
ankle
and
the
knee
on
the
right
"Good
programs
are
important
leg.
The
lad
was
taken
to
the
Prince
General
Hospital
where
he
Kupert
but
Infinitely
more
Important
to
...
,.
.
.,
,
u
1S
now
uuw
receiving
h
treatment.
Trince
Rupert
is
the
elimination
of
some
of
the
Intreference
which
HOCKEY
SCORES
makes
recentlon
Impossible
either
day
or
night
so
much
of
the
time.!
SATURDAY'S
SCORES
"Your
kind
offices
are
respect-'
now
York
Americans
3".
Mont
fully
solicited
to
take
these
mat-
real
Canadlens
3.
m
1
n
tPr
nn
with
the
Department
of
uosion
i,
loronto
o
-
i-
-
Transport,
Radio
Division,
with
a
view
to
the
elimination
at
least
of
some
of
these
Intolerable
lntcrfcr-
VISCERA
Another
By-Product
of
Halibut.
Formerly
Considered
valueless,
To
Be
Marketed
Prince
Rupert
halibut
boats
this
season
will
be
marketing
another
portion
of
fish
which
heretofore
has
been
considered
of
no
value
and
thrown
overboard
at
sea
as
waste.
This
will
be
the.
viscera
or
intestines
of
the
fish
in
which
medicinal
manufacturers
have
become
interested
followine
the
establish-meii
throuch
scientific
research
that
the
material
is
rich
in
potent
Vitamin
A
content.
Meeting
on
Sunday,
Canadian
boat
owners
at
Prince
Rupert
decided
that
they
would
sell
on
the
open
market
instead
of
ticin?
themselves
up
to
contract
for
the
disposal
of
the
viscera.
No
decision
has
yet
been
made
as
to
acceptance
or
otherwise
of
a
lower
price
being
offered
this
year
for
halibut
livers.
DEATH
OF
TIRE
MAN
Harvey
Firestone
Was
One
United
States
Best
Known
Industrialist'
And
1
Philanthropists
NEW
ACTION
Of
MTAMI.
Florida.
Feb.
7:
(CP-Harvev
S.
Firestone,
tire
manufacturer
and
one
of
the
United
ON
CALENDAR
unty
Court
n
Regular
-Monthly
Session
This
Morning
Before
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher
One
new
case
appeared
on
the
County.
Court
calendar
for
the'
month
of
February
when
coult
was
In
regular
session
this
morning,
before,.
Judge".
W,
vFUherr
litis
makes
four
actions
in
all
awaiting
hearing.
All
were
stood
over
until
March
court.
The
list
ls
as
follows:
Thomas
H.
Payne
vs.
Esper-anza
Mines
Ltd.,
mechanic's
lien
action,
$1,319.87,
Patmore
St
Fulton
for
plaintiff,
Brown
&
Harvtv
for
defendant.
Columbia
Development
Co.
vs.
Isaac
Matthews,
$23,000,
Patmore
Fulton
for
plaintiff,
Brown
i
Harvey
for
defendant.
Nordby
Supply
Co.
vs.
Morris
Holmberg,
$819.61.
Patmore
&
Fulton
for
plaintiff,
Brown
St
Harvey
for
defendant.
A.
W.
McTaggart
et
all
vs.
James
D.
Small
(liquidators
for
Georgia
River
Gold
Mines
Ltd.),
$3764.02,
Brown
&
Harvey
for
plaintiff,
Patmore
&
Fulton
for
defendant.
Four
naturalization
applications
were
approved.
Today's
Weather
(Government
"'eleura.ph!
Triple
Island
Part
cloudy,
northerly
wind,
sixteen
miles
per
hour;
temperature,
25;
light
chop.
lanara
Island
Part
cloudy,
northwest
wind,
six
miles
per
hour
barometer.
29.62;
sea
smooth
.
Dead
Tree
Point
Cloudy,
calm,
-ammeter.
29.60;
temperature,
18,
light
swell.
Terrace
Light
snow,
.north
wind:
temperature,
8a.
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
12a.
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
northeast
wind,
13a.
Anyox
Cloudy,
northeast
wind,
9a.
Ha'elton
Cloudy,
east
wind,
4a
Smlthers
Overcast,
east
wlna,
i
While
skating
last
night
at
8
states
best
known
Industrialists
be'ow.
o'clock
at
Morse
Creek,
Robert
Tur-
and
rWlphro-t.
died
today
at
""s
Lake
Snowing,
calm,
w
rtM4-
Atfc
fi
A
tho
ao-P
nf
spvpntv
vnrs
bclOW.
Weon,
had
the
misfortune
to
Too
Cold
For
Speaking
Tour
ba-
romcter.
29.94.
.
Vancouver
Cloudy,
southeast
iwlnd.
e'"ht
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
29.72.
'
Victoria
Cloudy,
southerly
wind,
Harold
Winch
Turns
Back
To
n
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.-Vancouver
After'
netting
As
70.
Far
as
Fort
Fraser
I
Ftevan
Raining,
southerly
wind.
22
miles
per
hour;
baro-
.Winch,
fiery
young
C.
C,
F.
mem-j
Alert
Bay
Snow
flurries,
south-"ber
for
Vancouver
East,
turned,
cast
wind,
eight
miles
per
hour;
Iback.
from
Fort
Fraser
In
tho
barometer,
29.45;
temperature;
30:
SUNDAY'S
SCORES
icourse
of
a
speaking
tour
of
the
light
swell.
Montreal
Canadlens
0,
Detroit
interior
last
week.
He
has
returned
Bull
Harbor
Overcast,
southeast
Red
Wings
8.
.
to
Vancouver
but
exnects.
to
rewind.
18
miles
per
hour;
baro-
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
1,
New
YorK
back
nrain
in
tne
norm
later
wnen
meter.
y.oi;
tempvruiuru,
ju,
w
I
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!
t
nsi
IJllMArr
t
1
1
r
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II
IV
'
j
etices.
Rangers
2.
e
WU1
vw
uupuk,
vuvriv.
.
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