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nt
vi"w
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are
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i
rt,
t-Aom
rn
inr
up
(in
Liu
Tinth
nro
nriclnal
tninK-
1
-ui.
here
Saturday
afternoon
...
.
1
.
mtt
tlrn
r
r
-
Alice
following
an;
.
he
replied
significantly
had
to
observe
about
thatL
Fpo
how
untario
was
coming
1
l"C
recession
Mr
itonhurn
hat
except
for
the
newsprint
!
'Umber
Inrlnc-f
...uii.
...
in
Umn
l
v.-j
.
.
.
..
.
j
'ithadnot'suffcreda
z-v
Thoy
"
novsuircrert
a
great
greatl
Is
Moving
South
.
.
i
5c.
continued
on
Page
4)
$205.
i
rii..11
nf
T,.,,eVi
r"nlnmliin
nro
Irnnurn
tn
hnVP
milfh
n
Thou
am
hnin
DOrn
mmm
r;,,UUIlll.
"J
'
.
Both
radiate
energy
and
i
l
......
nnh
nirn
n
fiuht
and
nrnnrai
i
iarif
those
iose
fiery
fiery
sort
of
lnai--
Well
Known
Provincial
Police
Officer
Transferred
To
Courtenay
Corn.
Gcoree
H.
Clark.
M.C.,
andl
ni.i.
rmlttf
mill
till
nn
I
.
.
v
Nnnnu'PM.
i
i
-
.
-
I
The
advantage
of
a
direct
route
from
Vancouver
via
Ashcroft,
Prince
George,
Hazelton,
Meziadln
Lake.
Telegraph
Creek.
Atlln
and
7.7c
.
American
Hepburn.
"I
have
never
been
..-
r
lrt
ora(,0.
7
7C
...
X
ILlLLi
AViWWW
w
"
U
f'tinnilian
I
'
P.
Dorrccn,
19,000,
Atlln,
7.1c
and
Takla,
39,000,
Cold
Storage,
7.1c
and
5c.
5c
Aiken,
12,500,
Pacific,
7.1c
ara
What
about
this
llnc-up
wlthj
Capc
spencer,
12,000,
Booth,
7c
Il
Dconle
as
Dunlcssls.-Pattullo
larrv
Rtpvpns,?,,
hat'
all
'eve-wash."
As
I
have
eatedly
bald,
I
have
no
intcn-
of
having
anything
to
do
with
d
Dartv
movements."
h
interview
was
progressing.
Wnat
fin
vnn
Hi
nhnut
tno
exatlon
ot
the
Yukon
by
Drl-i
Columbia?"
don't
ttiinV
nnwllilnir
nhnnt
'
k
"'.J
v.
ha:;
nothing
to
do
with
me.
Entirely
n
mnttrr
hot.wppn
vour
Ktnclal
Government
and
the
union
Government."
That
was
way
the
distinguished
visitor
P'e
discussion
got
along
to
the
"lgnway.
About
all
that
Mr
Morris'
II.,
7,000,
Booth,
6.7c
and
Stpiagc,
6.5c
and
5c.
Helen
II,
H.0.
Mim
u"u
5c.
.
.
.
.
Flnella,
14,000,
Cold
storage,
o.u
and
5c
...
.
Joe
Baker,
7,500,
Pacinc,
o.ec
aim
5CSalalda,
5,000,
Royal.
6.7c
and
5c
Southend,
9,000,
Royalt;
7.3c
and
p
5c.
....
a
n.
J
Fear
Not,
2,500
Atnn,
o.oc
im
aiigiu
u.u?v
done
to
trie
basement
Dasuiiim.
of
tne
&u.
.......j,,,
uub
...
'
that
Pnld,11,
f
hplnir
P
could
and
the
rielav
was
now
"fS
hv
Tom
Collier.
I.
.Ottawa.
ll,nc
atc,rTaS
being
held
this
.ngfor
investigation
1"
con-
nectlon
with
aiicgco
ui.i-
Whltehorse
for
the
handling
of
the
Yukon
air
mail
was
strongly
advocated
by
Aid.
Halford
D.
Wilson,
youthful
Vancouver
alderman
who
was
a
visitor
In
the
city
at
the
week-end.
accomrjanled
by
Mrs
-
UIIUWBWW
Wilson.
Aid.
Wilson
Is
especially
in-
gcotland.
i
1
1
a
.
.
1
....
I
n
.
a
Via
leresieu
in
aeriai
mabicia
since
nt
Is
president
of
the
British
Columbia
Aviation
Council
and
chairman
of
the
airport
committee
of
the
Vancouver
city
council.
He
is
32
vears
old
and
a
native
son
of
Vancouver,
his
father
being
Canon
the
Prince
Charles
to
return
home
on
that
steamer
via
Queen
Char
lotte
Islands.
In
advocating
the
Prince
George-
TpWranh
Creek
route
for
the
Yuukon
air
mall
in
preference
to
the
present
branch
line
which
operates
from
Vancouver
to
Fort
St.
John
where
It
connects
with
the
United
Air
Transport
service
I
r
.r..i.n.
n
i.fi
1
1
.
I
.
.
.
.
...
..,11
i
.
nvlatlon
on
this
coast.
He
agreed
with
a
statement
which
had
beent
,
.
...
il.
-3
I
D.nmlnv
made
earner
in
me
uay
ujr
i-icun-i
Hepburn
of
Ontario
wondering
at
the
fact
that
there
was
no
commercial
air
service
already
established
here.
Aid.
Wilson
suggested
the
advisability
of
Prince
Rupert
being
n
.
U1"
I
DEAD
IN
CABIN
Matthew
McLean,
50-year-old
ex-service
man
of
Scottish
birth
and
a
resident
of
this
city
for
a
number
of
years,
was
found
dead
in
his
cabin
on
the
local
waterfront
near
the
elevator
Saturday
afternoon.
His
partner,
John
Cameron,
had
gone
out
for
about
three-quarters
of
an
hour
and,
on
his
return,
found
McLean
stretched
out
on
his
bed
dead.
Death
is
believed
to
have
been
due
to
natural
causes.
There
is
understood
to
be
a
widow
in
HIS
BODY
FOUND
The
The
body
body
of
ol
Giacomo
Giacomo
Colussl
uoiussi
washed
ashore
a
snort
aisiance
-J.mT
01
VanC";
"
l
this
side
of
Big
Bay
yesterday
the
Prince
George
and
made
the
round
trip
to
Anyox
'and
Stewart
transferring
Saturday
evening
to
The
c
remains
v..
were
-
-
brought
in
by
-
represented
ai
me
convem.u.
of
British-
Columbia
Aviauom
-
-
the
..
Ith
h
day
wdrd
t
In
cr
Council
to
be
held
at
Nelson
Sep-
tcmber
16.
One
of
the
functions
of:
,
iT
the
council,
he
pointed
out,
was
to
'n
jama.cas
Bodies
of
18
passengers
and
four
encourage
private
operators
.to
put
in
services
where
necessary
and
tramps
were
recovered
and
others
practicable.
He
intended
to
get
in
were
pcncveu
u,iu
touch
w
th
the
Prince
Kupern
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
on
the
matter,
he
said.
thu
country
before.
It
is
ineid
6c
'ri
.
j
r
it
time
I
have
been
on
J-oj'
Vrisco,
10,000,
Royal,
8.1c
and
I
UStOHlS
and
LXCISC
.
.
..
i
ptmng
to
say
about
nauonai
political
affairs?"
was
another
itlon
that
was
fired
at
the
On-
p
government
leader.
pteally,
I'd
rather
not.
I
dont
pt
to
start
any
arguments
Just
Revenue
Is
Higher
For
Month
of
July
Customs
and
excise
revenue
at
nnrt
ni
Prince
Rupert
for
the
month
of
July
this
year
totalled'
$13,978.96
ln
value
as
compared
with
$11,010.50
in
tne
same
monm
5c.
,
.
,
1
ast
vcar.
Collections
for
this
year
Relief,
15,000.
Atlln.
7.1c
and
5c.'
to
date
have
reached
hed
an
an
aggrCBate
aggregate
Oslo.
18,000,
Pacific,
6.8c
and
Ec.
North
Foreland,
25,000.
ooia
of
$103,580.58
in
comparison
wun
$109,658.33
in
the
first
seven
months
of
1937.
Todays
Baseball
American
League
Philadelphia.
4;
Detroit,
0.
Washington,
6;
Cleveland,
8.
(at
the
end
of
sevepth).
Todas
Weather
(OoTernmmn
lgr.ti)
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
temper
ature
54.
Anivnnshninudv.
cairn,
oa.
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
southwest
wind
57.
Anyox-Cloudy,
calm,
52.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
52.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
fi
-
r"
"
r
nnh
I
itazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
56.
Police
court
fines
.01
d
SmUhers-Cloudy.
calm.
53.
toiamu
o
wpm
i,,.,i
t.,i
in
Prince
Rupert
nn
BRITISH
PROTEST
SHANGHAI.
Great
Britain
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tide's
barometer.
High
5:49
a.m.
16.8
It.
prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
calm;
18:06
18.6
ft.
p.m.
29.98
(falling);
temperature.
Low
..
11:41
a.m.
6.7
ft.
53;
sea
smooth.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol
XXVII..
N'
x
PRINCE
RUPERT;
B.a,
MONDAY,
AUGUST
1,
1938
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Situation
Is
More
Serious
$
-
HEPBURN
OF
ONTARIO
IS
MAGNETIC
FIGURE;
LIKES
DUFF
PATTULLO
Has
No
Third
Party
Intentions
Calls
It
"Eye
Wash"
Interested
In
Prince
Rupert
On
First
Visit
Here
By
O.
A.
HUNTER
"So
this
is
Duff
Pattullo's
town
!
"A
ereat
fellow,
Pattullo!
He
has
ideas
and
likes
to
"I
like
him."
Dtr.;,Nr
if
w.i
nnfiiml
that
tliQ
smihntr.
enenretic
I
UMiuiJ
W
""W
...,..--
07
I
I
I
CI"'"-1
U,4W"
'
"
1
1
.
,
,
liJo
(inntnmnnrai'V
nrnvinpinl
i.
.i..a
r.n
-"
nrimp
LCIt
Jtvil
u
.
.
"
i.
VI
;snu
in
this
wnv.
In
sinv
case.
Henburn
ot
Untario
TALKING
OF
AIRROUTES
Aid.
Ilalford
Wilson
of
Vancouver
Admits
Prince
Rupert
Should
Have
Service
BULLETINS
Clash
Described
As
Fiqht"
Develops
HOUSING
HELD
UP
But
Chances
of
Prince
Rupert
Availing
Itself
of
D.H.A.
Are
Good,
Declares
Commissioner
OHIO
TRAIN
WRECK
wir.g
a
oi?
wcwr
in
ui
Duuainj.
t
Lake
and
Harrlson
TOLEDO,
Ohio.-
At
least
ten
Wni
opened
up
many
spot
blazes
m
injured
Sunday
,..,.
J
the
Kootenay
and
Cariboo.
nigM
1Hlran:arC01!ei?e:d
'
""4
Is
actually
growing.-C8"-??
cast
of
Rocky
Ridge,
near
here.
thtstave
Lake'
says.r-
,r;
iaWr
attribute
.e...ti
Damage
Includes
destruction
of,
growin
largely
iu
me
ecr
incrciw-.
timber,
.
.
r
railway
ronv
hrlH
bridges,
hnmn
homes
and
and
ing
tourist
business."
Mouat
Resigns
Teaching
Post
Ulcmber
of
Local
Hish
School
Staff
i.
To
Ir
Ac
Pri
lclitn
In
6nn
I
Vi
'
W
J
Mnitat.
has.
rpfilirn
pH
frnm
protested
to
Japanese
authorities
the
teaching
-staff
of
the
Prince
nlnci
lnreaslnrlv
bel
Pnnprt.
H!oh
Rrhnnl
tn
tntp
thp
unrn.i
Altitude.,
.of
.
sentricsatjArinclDalsfiin
of
the
Junior
Hleh
.guarding
bridges
from
the
in-
school
at
Coquitlam.
tlntr
nf
the
long
dry
hot
spell,
TODAY'5
STOCKS
iCtourtMV
8.
D
.Trhnton
Co.)
Vancouver.
B.
C.
Nickel
09
Big
Missouri
.31
Rralorne
.
9.50
1
tcrnational
settlement
inio
ja-
Howard
Denton,
who
naa
becn
'
,
07
panese
controlled
sections
oi
me
appoiniea
to
tne
stan
oi
ine
jun-;
Cariboo
Quartz
250
city.
i
lor
High
School
here,
has
been
f-,Dentonla
..
ask
'
.05
fprrri1
fhn
nrlnplnalshln
nf
a
hlah
.
.j.
m
LIMITATIONS
LIFTED
school
elsewhere
and
has
asked
to
!
P.r.T5
4
a
.
SOFIA,
Bugaria.
A
new
agree-
b
released
from
coming
to
Prince
mcnt
.'cancelling
postwar
hmita-
Rlnerf
tions
of
Bulgaria's
army
is
seen
in
-
icraay
at
aioniKa,
uj
appears
to
remain
high
soutnwest
4Un
lmlrc
nf
HrpPrp
and
IS
III
-
i.
ir
T.l.nJ
'Via
1
.
-
jui
vaiiuuuvci
xoiaiiu
vui
nv
nn
Ii
i.Imps
nut
rpstrlf
tionS
11
i
u
1
...HV.
ci.nl.
h......
.
".'"
,
wettLiiei
iius
uccii
.vuui
mui
o..u-
of
the
Treaty
of
Neuilly
which
tered
terea
sh0wers
snowers
in
111
Northern
nunucm
British
Bulgaria
haid
maintained
were
unfair.
HOSPITAL
FIRE
CALGARY.
Fire
broke
out
Saturday
night
from
an
explosion
In
the
boiler
room
of
Calgary
General
Hospital
but
was
(ft
J
VI
Villi
I
l'
"
"
wm-w
'
"
"
enroutc
from
Guam
to
Manila
last
week,
fourteen
naval
vessels
and
seven
airplanes
headed
over
the
Pacific
at
dawn
to
resume
the
hunt.
II
VJV
V
UUUV
W
-
,
ATAVWV
Moderate
I
west
1kwv
to
southwest
j
confined
to
the
basement
and
)
winds,
mostly
fair
and
moderately
none
of
the
patients
knew
about
.warm
it.
Mrs.
Bruce
Love
and
children
STILL
IN
SEARCH
OF
CLIPPER
sailed
Saturday
night
on
the
Prince
MANILA.
Refusing
to
abandon
.Charles
for
a
visit
to
Tlell.
Jeareh
Inr
the.
missinr
Hawaii
1
'
.
.
.
........
tnirivnn'fi
clipper,
one
of
the
United
States
giant
flying
fleet,
that
vanished
JAt'AIvr.sr.
rtlitiinviii
SHANGHAI.
The
Japanese
claim
to
be
advancing
steadily
towards
Hankow,
asserting
that
they
wiped
out
three
Chinese
divisions
within
twenty
-
fouT
hours.
Miiiiu
..
Falrvlew
,
07
Y2
Noble
Five
03
m
I
9
Oft
.
.
A
I
'
.
ln.l.
1
riuiivct
-
diplomatic
circles
as
an
impori
"'r.;..
:
W.fUn.
hnvnn
Porter
Idaho
03
bcrship
in
the
Balkan
entente.
The
agreement
was
signed
yes-
general
Synopsis
The
pressure
.
.
I
t
a.
A
hap
....
..
1
Premier
.-..
2'.20
Reeves
McDonald
35
Reno
1...:
45
Relief
Arlington
16
Reward
...J
:
032
'
Salmon
Gold
12
I
Tavlnr
Rridcp
03
Columbia
but
fair
and
moderately
rr
ZZZZZ
M
waim
in
me
suuuirin
uuuin
Prlnrp
Runert
and
Queen
Char-
-
-
Sllbak
Premier
-
1.90
v
Concress
m
-
-
uV4
Terrible
n
Disputed
Area;
End
May
Not
Be
Yet
Reports
From
Manchoukuan-Siberian
Border
Are
Somewhat
Disquieting
Nipponese
Cabinet
Goes
Into
Emergency
Session
TOKYO,
August
1.
(CP)
An
army
communique
today
reported
Soviet
rar
planes
had
bombed
Japanese
positions
heavily
in
the
disputed
Siberian-Manchoukuoan
Knrrlor
nvon
nnrl
cnirl
ihnt
fivp
nivprnft.
hiirl
hppn
shnt.
rlnwn
I
lw
laivinoco
mine
An
oQvliot
pnmmnniniip
nnnniinpPfl
Speaking
of
the
progress
being
.
1
.
fa"""-
of
this
city,
who
was
drowned
made
wlth
a
view
to
Prlnce
RuJRussian
troops
were
withdrawing
northward
after
a
.
clash
which
was
described
as
a
"ter-
jap
roini
on
juiy
i,
lon
Housing
Act
for
new
home
building,
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
rlKr.
AKCi
Alder
states
that.
the
insurance!
!
,
companies,
tuiupamca,
which
wiuuu
would
wuuiu
do
uu
the
uic
the
provincial
police
last
night
financing,
are
Am
stressing
the
for
interment.
The
body
was
necesslty
of
a
local
zoning
by-law.
found
by
the
eldest
son,
Lino,
A
good
deal
of
Work
has
been
done
while
engaged
in
searching.
,
by
tne
joudtor
for
the
city
In
con
nection
with
the
zoning
by-law
UfcAU
Al
imiiJiuiu
T..
...
...
....
,
.
...
SWEEPING
PROVINCE
,
.
n--.
Mr.
Aiaer
explains,
dui
r
.
w.
iNicoia.i
The
remains
of
Roy
.,
Herman
.
.
VANCOUVER,
Au&.
1
.
(CP)-New
fire
to
the
Interior
swells
HaVn
Jrr
forest
Quested
that
the
by-law
be
held
on
the
Skeena
River.
ive
The
The
pro
pro-
h
j
...
damaee
at
the
week-end.
vincial
police
boat
left
this
P
PJ""
"
wprP
rpnnrtPd
In
rnniilhalla'
rlble
fight."
Cautious
government
I
statements
appeared
to
give
the
Impression
that
a
major
battle
was
developing
in
the
disputed
area
although
the
communique
declared
Japan
was
now
ready
to
as
sume
the
defensive
and
had
no
Intention
of
advancing
further.
The
conflict
on
the
Slberian.-Manchoukuoan
border
where
officials
said
Japanese
forces
wrested
disputed
territory
from
Soviet
troops
precipitated
emergency
con-
fernces
ISunday
among
Japanese
morning
to
investigate.
se,La
,Ji
.
Pass,
near
Revelstoke.
at
Wood
',
leaders.
The
war
office
reported
,
w..KnuwpP,H:m.u.
Bromley
Creek
princeton
2Q0
Russlans
were
kmcd
when
ln
the
west.
There
the
wa'
DEADLOCK
IN
SPAIN
cariboo
and
Fraser
Vallev.
1
tps,.
troons
seized
a
hill
near
...ui
t
tiirit
matter
now
stands.
.
,nnt
.
.
..
.
r.
j
1
.niin.
UOUrLCIiay.
vauCUUTLt
ionu,
s
i
-
-
...4-.
-
-
-
AiiC
wuiov
muuill.
VslltMn-lUV"&v
.
.nv
p
i
1
lit
1
l-iivumvui
...
.
1
At-t
mil
wnnr
it
-
i
11
1
111
fi
vr
h
iiiiji
-
itnni.s
.
rininrrpii
Liiuitvi.a
u&
v
luiiw
vj
vt4.
-
-j-.
.
ti
u
4.
.
.
.
a
t
.
i
TlrnmiOP
f
1
1
MIL
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'
...
...1
Vt
o
-
-v
1
:
'
nvtorteiAn
rT
t
n
a
T
inrvtl
rt
c
..
...
...
.
L
I
i.Ilal
t
1
Il'U
till
kill;
OVl
1
iV
v
w.
t
-
-
...
.
-
.
,
.
.....
.
.
wwww
,wv
j
-"
-
uuiicoc
oaiu
vv
-
..nnihTiu
in
a
Ti111.11
1
j
i
.
1
vinv
ai
a
-i-
t
1-1
o
t
i
inr?
a
rr
t
r
urmno
wnnnrr
"
nit
ai
.
.
i
....
had
I'iUy
refused
to
speak
oven
Ir
thinim
nf
Mlilnc
him
any-
Wpz
t'
:e
but
the
familiar
"Mitch."
iWell,
uxt
what
Is
this
trip
for?
vitlns
Premier
was
asked.
Jur-
a
holiday
or
that
is
what
lin
..
trying
..j...,
to
w
make
It,"
rcpnea
-
.
nrovincial
DOllce.
"
V
(
,rt,,cu
men
iignung
it.
iueru
aic
ties,
ito
soviet
counicratLiicis.3
p
Ki.a
j
raoj
v
iniiciviifc
yvivtn
v
wv
i
...
ir
n
fu-nwiav
nrauiuiK
uii
won
fitynrintr
ir
j-irm
trn
nn
np
-o,
trt
novo
hprt
rpnnnpn.
ot
(
r
in
evidence
as
the
I
mail
nrielnat'es
or
is
destined
for
.
nnih
fnrr-
nltted
Mr.
Alder,
who
returned
at
the
j
v,h
rft,
Wl.k
W-m
I
V-
-O
I
:il.lldll
11
Wilt
--
J-
MIII1
I
III
I
LI
til
LUUH
I
.
1
b
ililU
ULOttVIVU
mmm
m
.
mm
m
i
-
"
-
air.f
o:kcd.
As
a
matter
of
I
npnfa
rOlinilC
British
Columbia
points.
a
lhcir
avaiUblfc
strength
in
wefk-end
from
a
vacation
trip
750000
feet
of
bucked
timber
.
Ja-'
t,
.....
ifflcers
gave
warning
vUUUCIC
l
uuiiti
Aid.
Wilson
admitted
the
im-
L
battle
on
the
Government's
south,
reports
a
great
deal
of
new
fam,lles
on
RawleI
h
Lake
I
I
n.'l
J
..
.
.
..
Ain
rnm-
T
1
nnf
rr
that
PHnrp
Riinprt
..uii..
rrsidpntlal
hnHd
nff
aetivltv
In
Vic-H
.
,
.1111
V
llllllilllllf
t
n
'
t?
'
n
nnncum
lutsuwwn
ni
.
uuu
uii
w
1
,
..,.-i,r
u-nn
7i.mn
uiuc
line.
nara
fnrnert
tn
oMnnnn
inp
r
nnmes
m
fiowers.
Indced.i
till
lie
W
HUdUliai
should
be
Dlaylng
in
commercial.
.
,
.torla,
the
,v
Dominion
Housing
i-t
nil
-"b
cinfr
Act'
a
nr
t
There
aiso
iM
iaroe
f(r
fires
near
Ved-
vrt.
"w
nr
mi
.
I
Slab
Completed
At
Week-end
Si
tcui
'
there
was
no
mlstak-
p0,ring
0f
concrete
on
the
ground
Uu
dynamic
personality,
'h
floor
siab
0f
the
new
Prince
Ru-
K.S
n
nrrvmlnnnf
flttllP
III
UUb
.
Ifoi
hnltdln?
on
Mffiiv
iVAiA
44v
'mriL
T?"i
ct
1c
nrrwrrPlncf
ailiilk
Mitou
unji
rillll
UVliluC
''t
--o-
H....pnnnArrn!in?"
a
4
rf
nnm
w
y
,u
arc
u
iiuwojjaj...
n
was
aoout
tony
jjc-i
vcuw
wui-
.!
II.
J
U
k.itttMn.VlAlprt
111
I
.
.
1
1L.
.1.
r4
1
1
rii'iiimrii
w
i'
i
jiiiiLhuu
uv
iMnrn
nr
i
1
1
u.ti'
k
i
1111.
khin-
r
irridor.
However,
he
was
briii-'
tha
radiant
smile
which
ikei
one
understand
why
nobody
Halibut
Sales
Summary
American
25,000
pounds,
and
6c
to
8.1c
and
6c.
Canadian
196,500
pounds,
6.5c
and
5c
to
7.3c
and
5c.
I
,
,
.
.
.
,
I
X11C1C
are
ttlC
rtiOVI
HXl
5t4wVfc.
ww.
.
III
111
JAMAICA
TRAIN
WRECK
KINGSTON.
Jamaica.
Fifty-
two
persons
-
-
were
killed
and
fifty
X1CI
t
II
UO
11WI
So
Very
Heavy
Diuinn
MArmttc
In
Prlnrp.
Rll-
.
.
lh
.....
1938
date
have
sawmills.
0-v,w
a
tntal
nf
2fi2.534
as
com-
The
Vancouver
Island
fire
Is
now
.
wUh
g4g
ln
the
flr8t
under
control
and
beina
completely
months
of
ig37
total
of
gradually
extinguished.
j
ftn
...
ooninared
with
siui
nipn
wiiii
iiu
oi.s"
w
tnu-.
-
was
as
ioiiuwc.
t
a
w
McPHprsnn
shpd.
Seventh
avenue
West.
$50.
Mrs.
G.
A.
Bryant,
concrete
resi
dence,
First
avenue,
$2700.
H.
A.
Duhamel,
repairs,
Seventh
avenue
West,
$200.
John
Currie,
-repairs,
Third
Avenue,
$75.
Ben
Ferguson,
pump
Installation
and
repairs,
$100.
J.
Oskey,
addition,
Seventh
avenue
and
Thompson
Street,
$75.
Porcher
Island
Mining
Resumed
Surf
Point-Eddy
Tass
Property
Active
Again
Following
Recent
Fire
In
the.
city
Saturday
evening
on
his
way
back
to
Vancouver
after
spending
a
week
at
the
Surf
Point-
Eddy
Pass
property
on
Porcher
Is-
lotte
Islands-Moderate
to
fresh
01t
'land,
c.
P.
Rlel,
'
president,
and
H.
ome
uoiq
i.ihwpsf
wlnris
mostv
cloudv
UW..
.
,
"
Grandview
ask
.10
wen,
rraer.
vicc-picomcim
ui
m
nnd
C001-
I
Indian
oi"!.1
Reward
Mining
Co.,
stated
that
w
rac.
nf
Vnnrnuvpr
Tt
Island
-
mcuan
mujaii
v
:
.
.
.
.
.
.
Quatsino
Copper
-033,4
1
mining
had
now
been
resumed
on
Haida
.03'
Oils.
A.
P.
Con
.I8V2
Calmont
.32
C.
&
E.
2.50
Freehold
,
Hargal
1
McDougal
Scgur
......
Mercury
10
Okalta
1.40
Home
Oil
1.32
Th2
Toronto
market
closed;
cast
em
holiday.
the
property
with
eight
or
nine
men
at
work
and
that
construc
tion
of
the
new
mill
to
replace
that
recently
destroyed
by
fire
would
soon
be
getting
under
way.
Earlier
Iv.
tV.A
.....Air
A
f
r
TOtctl
Viari
nnnniin.
J
.06V2
cc0-
ne
Intention
of
building
a
new
,15
.15
fifty-ton
mill
at
the
beach
on
the
Eddy
Pass
ground.
Mr.
Rlel
and
Mr.
Fraser
returned
by
gasboat
Saturday
afternoon
from
Porcher
Island,
sailing
that
evening
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver.