.
Tomorrows
Tides
ace
Bulletins
CONTRACT
AWARDED
LKhfll
4
Currle
were
today
rdtd
the
contract
by
Djb-
1
Hanson
for
the
erection
new
business
block
at
the
Ihcast
corner
or
inira
av-
and
f
ifth
Street
at
a
flrure
Irnlood
to
be
approximately
M,
Work
m
stars
ai
once
the
building
is
to
be
com
ri
fcT
Mir
31-
K
""I
b
of
I
itrtte
construction,
single
j
TT
un
pailiai
uawmrui.
f
tranti
after
completion
will
Flicidlan
National
Hallways
iT.;rr
and
telegraph
offices,
j
.
.
I
.
ic".
J
men
I
iwrnnninn
nu
............
i
Ut
lames
reaay-io-stear.
0CAL
I.ADY
RI.REAVLD
tXCOtVIK
David
Meln-
C
father
of
Mrs.
W.
D.
r
r
Rupert,
died
in
rlij
ktn
TueMlay.
M.W!r
KING'S
WAKNIKQ
Mit
t-Trlme
Mlnhlcr
W.
t;l:;
King
last
nicht
t'7
sarned
Parliament
that
r.'.t
tscn
be
called
upon
to
t-i
Eire
Important
questions
i
ir
referred
to
It
yet
as
he
1
1'
J
I)
the
critical
interna-
j
ii!athn,
iiuutinnt:
party
rW.
Hon
W.
D.
Her-f
rrr
Canadian
mlnUter
nV:
hir.-lon
and
brnther-ln-
(
HL
lion,
It
It.
Bennett.
;hl
announced
a
new
de-
fr:."T
movement
sreklnc
to
r.::e
committees
In
every
t't
ronOturncy
to
endorse
'bi
candidates
and
rally
pro-
fej
in
the
nest
election.
He
the
motemenl's
first
Job
IJ
be
to
turn
out
nld-line
t'ev
IJheral
and
Cnnvrva-
f-nd
elect
a
people's
partla-
I
I'UION
DOLLAR
RUDOirr
f'MMI.v
-r.rcat
llrltaln's
first
"n
dollar
budet
became
a
fly
today
when
the
air
mln-
snnonnced
appropriations
'D.Cnfi.OOO,
Air
Secretary
j?"-lt7
Wood
at
the
same
time
l"ncint
a
home
first
line
iv'ffnmh
of
1750
pla
nes.
'INCOt
VI.R
AIR
CIUSII
VNeoi'VLR-Onc
of
the
R.
A-
I
i
new
Hawker
llurrl-r
'Uhters
crashed
and
burn-
hile
takinr
nff
from
Ses
yi
ir
port
here
but
Pilot
f"t
It,
t
Davis
leaped
out
aped
unhurt.
The
tilsne
"
the
irouTid.
It
was
one
Planes
which
had
been
"hl
out
from
('.real
nrltaln
'talloned
at
Calgary.
feather
Forecast
:i
"s
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-
-2
Fresh
southwest
to
I
partly
cloudy,
some
'
KAt
rain.
FAMILY
BIVOUAC
M1X)RD
l''.nrr
was
-nf
nnath.
for
nil
riht
and
to
prison
for
neglecting
his
the
children
Hi
Duce
Favors
Older
Senators
She
HALIFAX,
.March
2:
(CP)
More
than
a
score
of
portions
were
listed
missing
and
believed
dead
after
a
holocaust
which
devoured
the
old
Queen
Hotel
and
Knawed
a
huge
chunk
out
of
Halifax's
close
built
business
section,
causing
damage
estimated
at
$S0(),0D0.
The
exact
toll
of
deaths
and
injuries
is
not
yet
estimated.
Two
bodies
have
been
recovered
and
only
forty-eight
others
of
117
persons
who
were
in
the
big
frame
hostel
have
been
accounted
for.
Of
the
18
rescued
and
accounted
for
twenty
arc
in
hospital,
some
seriously
hurt.
Police
said
the
death
toll
might
reach
as
high
as
thirty.
Lambeth
Walk
Is
Under
Ban
(Too
Many
Seeslnr
Job
and
Ate
to
Students
at
Heidelberg
Must
lore'
Re
M
Minimum
CO
Stvlnr
Music
nnur.
Uar-h
2:
t
CP
t
-Premier
HEIDELBERG.
March
2:
CP
fnr
House
.most
of
117
persons
who
were
in
hostelry
Intent
Statement
ARE
STILL
UNACCOUNTED-SOME
KNOWN
"""V1"
to
have
been
seriously
injured
i
Features
Evidence
Aceused
Purported
to
Said
Shooting
Should
Have
Taken
Place
1
Years
Ago
Evidence
of
how
Nick
Sullkoskl.
38-year-old
laborer,
had
entered
the
kitchen
oi
the
Wetholmc
rooming
house
here
on
Ptoruary
By
mutual
arrangement.
Mrs.
Sulikoskl
had
obtained
half
Interest.
15
armed
with
a
newly
purchased
go5n?
hQrne
,oday
rine
aunea
ae
puu
aw
u
uc,
WA.niercepteu
Dy
Jack
Rutter.
a
railway
locomotive
engine,
causing
the
bullet
to
be
discharged
into
the
ceiling
after
which.
In
the
course
ol
a
struggle.
Sullkoski
seized
a
bread
knife
with
which
he
slashed
Rutter
around
the
eyes
before
the
melee
was
broken
up
by
police
officers
was
given
at
the
preliminary
hearing
oi
Suhico&l
yesterday
afternoon
before
Magistrate
1
nomas
McUymont
on
a
charge
of
ai.emplea
mutder.
avtuence
was
suso
given
as
to
how
sbLkoskl,
alter
oelng
placed
under
arrest
and
dtiiy
warned,
iua
decUrcu.Uut
"I
.r'
.
j
b
.
.
i
.
i
...
MtjoUnl
intend
to
mak-
the
IU1-
The
Hetdelber
Nut
sUdtnt
tend-
tpUastpjftpJhe
5-4
it?
It.
.-Tl.f.
.
str
nf
thv
rider
er
has
ttken'
stetK
to
orotert
tMs
shoak.
Hate
been
snot
a
loof
time
mr-"mj
"
-
"
tail
V
ing
of
three
boys
and
a
girl
in
Sam-la.
Ontario.
In
anrwer
to
a
question
hy
Sr-!anf.
Jarklln
Rutter
said
he
had
teen
In
the
hosll
for
the
two
weeks
following
the
affair
and
was
Wednesday!.
Alex
Neil
McMillan
was
tn
his
room
at
the
time.
He
beard
a
woman
screaming
and
eanw
out
and
went
to
the
kitchen.
Rutter
was
on
the
floor
on
his
back.
SuUkos-kl
was
standing
near
his
head.
"I
thouaht
he
was
attempting
to
kill
him."
said
witnear
who
sw
t
knife
on
the
floor.
Witness
tried
tn
null
appointees
01
King
vicwr
wnmn-
"
mik.
Possessing
a
spirit
of
cheer
uel
hereafter
must
be
at
least
ou
oance
roust.
-"-
i
i.vnt.ainMi
no
He
has
forbidden
the
DUytnz
of
iCoatUble
W.
many
persons
had
been
nominated
"swing"
music
and
the
Lambeth
Sulikckl's
purported
statement
af
AAA
Capitol
.
141
TAXI
Macey's
Coffee
House
11:28
a.m.
20.0
ft.
5:20
a.m.
8.9
ft.
17:58
prn.
-
2JB
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUSIBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
CVIII
NO.
51.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
MARCH
2,
1939
PRICE:
5
CENTS
rum
skUm
Is
Chosen
As
Next
Pope
ihirty
Are
Fctd
To
Have
Lost
Lives
In
Halifax
Hotel
Fire;
$800,000
Damage
Done
pKSt
iPontifical
Secretarv
To
Be
Concluded
Tommorrow
Qf
State
Succeeds
To
'
told
of
having
purchased
the
West-Jack
.
.
..
..
..
4
r
of
At-
.
.
Rutter
Tells
Slaglstrate
,
,,
.....
.
....
i
iJn
holme
D.
Rooms
five
or
stx
years
ago.
Throne
Of
St.
Peter
She
worked
hard
and
got
no
fixed
-wages.
If
she
was
able
to
make
anything
she
kept
It
If
she
ran
Will
short,
witnes?
helped
her
out.
He
had
known
Sulkoskl
and
his
wife
Assume
Title
of
Pius
XII
FirstTime
in
Three
Hundred
Years
Choice
Has
Been
Made
So
Speedily
for
pretty
close
to
ten
yean.
He
.
had
visited
them
at
their
on
,r
VATICAN
T
CITY,
itr,r
March
2:
(CP)
Eugenio
Cardinal
Eleventh
street.
Rutter
nid
that
Pacelli
was
today
elected
the
262nd
Pope.
The
.new
poh-
he
had
a
wife
and
famflv
consist-
tiff,
whn
was
nnnnl
sporptarv
nf
stnrA
nnrW
Pnno
Piua
YT
succeeded
to
the
Throne
of
St.
Peter
on
his
sixty-third
birthda;
.
He
will
take
the
name
of
Pius
XIII.
The
word
DAWSON
IS
'
FINE
TOWN
Sulikoskl
off
Rutter
but
taw
it
was
"Dawson
Is
no
ghost
town
but
little
use.
Sulikoskl
had
atd
a
veil
equipped
and
modern
little
him:
"What
do
you
want
heref.
city
with
good
streets,
schools.
Later
he
had
heard
w.
owss.
churches,
electric
liehts
"sou
.
1
should
nave
and
telephones,"
Rev.
Father
E
nut
a
bullet
thrwh
sd
W
m.
LeRay.
parish
priest
of
the
-
Detente
counsel
objected
to
Roman
Catholic
Church
in
th;
admteston
of
the
statement
famous
oW
Yukon
mining-
camp.
In
erWeSSlfiStah:
ifeS4t1&
TftePrlnee
RafjerTGyrb
Club
si
d
the
kitchen
was
m
mn-h
d
s-
at
its
regular
weekly
luncheon
innncti
u,
i"""
o.,r
him!r
j
ihe
evi4nce
wder
with
furniture
knocked
over,
yesteraay
in
a
very
interesting
m
TTTJl
th
-.r.;
affrjv
o
Provincial
...1
It
11
looked
i-v,wri
t
to
uie
like
uv
be
h
w.
wa
;
t-stn
nln.
-
y
1
j
riirrie
nrfjjntod
to
Bouee
his
eves
out.
said
witness
'UU1
"u
that
the
age
restriction
was
im-
aiK
ai
an
auuu
auairsi
'
considerations
there
as
creed,
poll-
cess
that
attended
every
phase
of
Defence
,
counsel
.
R.
.
L.
McLennan
.,,
111V-
way."
"slthoiMth
I
could
not
see
plainly
on
l"c
"v1
mutual
helpfulness
plus
denotes
peace.
He
is
an
Ital
ian.
It
was
the
first
time
in
three
hundred
years,
that
agreement
on
a
new
Pope
was
reached
on
the
conclave's
first
voting
day.
Cainilio
Cardinal!
Caccla-Domin-
ioni
made
the
announcement
of
the
reople
There
Are
All
One
Big.
clecUon
of
the
new
Pope
from
the
Happy
Family
With
Real
Com-
balcony
of
St.
Peter's.
An
immense
munity
Spirit
Built
on
Ice
crowd
broke
through
a
cordon
of
But
Heart
Is
Warm
.caribinleri
and
militiamen
to
swarm
.
,up
the
broad
steps
of
the
Basilica.
MAKE
GOOD
NAVAL-MEN-
Local
Boats
and
Crews
Turned
in
Fine
Showing:
During:
Month's
Training:
at
Esquimau
Highly
enthusiastic
over
thesue-
to
down
the
Its
oi
can-
ucn
muwc
ana
uancw
arr
i,n
".17
It
national
de-
posed
keep
Accused
Accused's
Statement
statement
1
state
of
life
or
nationality.
the
new
departure
in
dldate.
t
to
German
naUire
and
the
National
to
the
Maten
nt
being
ad-
s
&
&
Senators
In
Italy
are
appointed
&ociaiuu
oenavior
oi
uerman.
lu-
u..
'1
;
".7"
.
Consuble
WUliam
James
Currle
where
all
reached
common
ground,
collector
of
customs,
returned
to
by
the
King
and
the
body
Is
more
dents."
or
lew
honorary,
with
only
nominal
legtslatlve
powers.
iu
memoers
raJA
f
Jn
Smsfhc
are
appointed
for
life.
1
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Prince
Rupert
Overcast,
fouth
east
wind,
six
miles
per
hour:
bar
.ometer.
29.80
uteadyi;
tempera
ture.
38:
sea
smooth.
1
vrinii.
Island
Cloudy,
showers
:
southwest
wind,
thirty
miles
per
hour:
sea
rough.
,
Langara
Island-Breaking
clouds,
northwest
wind.
20
mile
per
hour;
barometer.
29.76;
temperature.
37:
ua
moderately
rough.
,
n.d
Tree
Point
-
Breaking
ture
34.
Alyansh
Raining,
calm,
33.
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
calm.
35.
Anyox-Llght
rain,
calm,
35.
Stewart
Lisht
snow.
calm.
31.
Hazelton
Snowing,
calm,
31.
Smlthcrs
Part
cloudy,
calm,
24.
Burns
Lake
Dull,
calm,
20.
LIFK
BAN
AT
71
"
i
11UUV
XSSI
kIIIIUlU
Made
Profitable
London
Laborer
Found
It
Good
Stewart
Woman
Dies
Suddenly
nos
oompese
.1
told
of
the
call
to
the
Westhoime
Those
who
had
a
Httle
more
than
the
city
on
the
Princess
Norah
tills
lng
tne
nature
01
a
ponce
wanims
Rooms.
RUttr
was
lying
jn
the
they
needed
always
tried
to
help
morning
from
Esqufcnatt
where
he
uui,
w.c
is"":
iioor.
bleeduiz
lreeiv
Irom
tne
lace.
tha
rhn
hari
9
huia
i
Hi.
,,.
k
rnr
tho
nW
month
in
irr
ociBraui
vu
NlCt
was
Oenainz
over
Mm.
AlSO
rfnruliin
hart
nt
Ywn
fpH
Pt
.nntiutinn
trith
hi
rtntlM
n
nav.
handled
the
prosecution
pointed
in
tne
room
were
Mr
Jennle
Sull.
Dawson
lt
had
many
othfr
master
ueutenUnt-commander
of
.out
that
the
question
or
aamiss-
koski
M
Heien
WotoiU
and
p,aces
bause
or
this
attitude.
1
the
fishermen's
reserve
unit
of
the
.abUlty
ol
such
a
statement
couw,Nell
McMiIlan
wno
ap
peared
to
be
There
was
a
community
spirit
Royal
Canadian
Navy.
J.-
7
tr
mg
to
keep
Sulikaskl
from
at-
there
such
as
might
well
be
ema-,
Mr.
McLeod
speaks
highly
of
the
w
Jt
.n
The
hearing
was
adjourned
until
1
,,.,.in
p..,..-
Tri(,
ff.rpre
mn-
,,.
nio
.v,
1
,a
;
k
t
Picking
Till
Police
Cauht
lP
the
of
the
de-
at
Friday
request
,taWe
Terry
stewarl
wilh
Father
ulUf
hls
twenty
loal
mnned
by
n,,
1
sI7T-
ence
counsel
who.
referring
to
alrie,
broke
up
the
melee.
Mrs.
Sull-
considerable
interesting
informa-icne
hundred
members
of
the.
local
I
r
ovnnv
"PVJS"?
La
rni
-l7
l
oman;
Mrs:
Helen
.VSoeniki'
nowikaiki
said
someuimg
about
a
gun
tlon
about
the
old
camp.
He
to'd.
fishing
fleet
during
the
month's
uui.m
ait-aCHlC.
SnOWBiSlSgilUlierwm
..
tnrtt
,n.
nfM,.r
,W.
hath.
hnr
h
lfV
artliallr-
hllllt
r,orf4
All
or.lnv.rf
nH
rested
on
theft
charges
sounded
,t
the
time
of
the
affair.
Insisted
like
O.
Henry
but
the
2t-year-o)d.
that
the
crown
should
present
thltte
laoorcr
swurc
nuc
auu
ci-the
preliminary
nearing
its
pnnci-
aence
Dacicea
mm
up.
,pai
material
evidence.
He
said
he
used
to
go
into
Lon-,
Attack
Is
Described
don
shops
and
ask
for
the
parcels
j
Rutter.
in
his
evidence,
stated
for
Smith.
Usually
he
received
a
that
the
.,me
wa.
ab0ut
noon.
clouds,
snow,
calm:
barometer,
rew
wunout
even
Dcing
assea
u
ne
They
wcre
Just
finishing
lunch.
The
,29.82;
temperature.
33;
light
swell
;
was
Smith,
He
saved
the
surprise
door
was
three
or
four
inches
open.
!
null
Hsrbor
Breaking
clouds,
as
to
what
he
had
acquired
until
he
,
..n
sh,
u..r-
hpard
and
showery:
westerly
wind:
barometer
arrived
home
and
opened
the
Pr-'the
door
wa5
pushed
opcn
by
the
29.94;
temperature.
40;
moderate
eels.
:
barrel
of
a
rifle.
Witness
was
slt-
'
swell.
I
Convicted
tf
the
theft
of
a
watch
,Ung
on
a
chair
about
eight
feet
,
Alert
Bay-
Overcast
southeast
and
a
pair
of
women's
shoes,
he
f
the
door
Nlck
had
the
rifle
wind.
20
miles
per
nour;
oarumciv.
.
was
ucu
c
and
was
carryin2
it
low.
it
was
30.11:
temperature.
39:
light
cnop.
i'
Estevan-
Fair,
northerly
wind,
six
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
30.04.
!
Vlrlnrla
Clear,
southwest
wind,
Uh
a
Yukon
Southern
-iDhi.i.n
miles
ner
hour:
barometer
trl
mnlored
ship
which
snnn
'
Vancouver
Cloudy,
easterly
wind,
six
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
29.98.
Prince
Ocorge
Cloudy,
south-wci,
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
,
1
barometer,
29.82.
I
I
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
tempera
Judge
he
had
no
trouble
the
tlrst
pointing
Into
the
kitchen
and
he
lime
ana
mj
s
onuumscuw
iiwns
u-orkin
nt
the
mechanism
again.
with
his
right
hand.
room
through
the
window
of
which
on
glacial
ice
which
could
he
.
entered
fully
into
the
spirit
of
the
gun
out
Wit-
reached
by
digging
down
through
j
thing
and
they
proved
themselves
jness
went
down
and
got
the
gun.
eight
or
ten
feet
of
ground.
As
a
I
both
adept
and
very
responsive
to
I
The
officer
then
went
on
to
tell
of
result,
it
was
impossible
to
have
the
Instruction.
There
was
whdle-
Sullkoskl's
statement,
after
being
permanent
stone
or
brick
build-
hearted
response.
fully
warned
by
Sergeant
Jackluv
Ings.
The
shifting
ice
made
il
such
naval
men
as
Commander
that
"I
Intended
to
shoot
the
.'necessary
to
renew
the
founda-l
v.
G.
Brodeur,
senior
naval
officer
Then
I
was
going
to
shoot
myself.
itlons
of
the
frame
buildings
eveiy,at
Esqulmalt,
and
Lieut
Command
The
should
have
been
shot
four
or
five
years,
a
Ion?
time
aeo."
The
rifle
was
The
severe
winter
weather
IS
later
found
to
contain
an
empty'
apparently
about
the
only
thin?
!n
charge
of
the
training
of,
the
fishermen's
reserve
unit,
were
loud
cartridge.
There
was
a
bullet
hole
-Father
LeRay
does
not
like
about.
m
their
praises,
in
the
ceiling.
-
Dawson.
Seventy
below
zero
Inj
j.n
a
competition
for
gunnery,
Mr.
McLennan
asked
that
the
winter
is
really
cold,
he
thinks,
capt.
Axel
Peterson
and
the
boat
statement
purported
to
have
been
However,
the
people
are
prepared
Artie
I.
captured
a
cup.
made
bv
accused
be
stricken
from
for
it.
Buildings
and
houses
are
xhe
period
of
instruction
ended
ithe
record
on
the
ground
that
ac-snug,
tight
and
well
heated.
Hugeiast
Saturday
and
the
first
boats
Then
he
A
did
t
h
sufficient
I
stocks
of
wood
fuel
are
laid
in
brought
the
weapon
up
to
hUiknowledge
Qi
to
understand
every
winter.
Even
the
graves
are
shoulder,
aiming,
witness
presumed,
the
nature
and
meaning
of
a
warn-dug
In
the
fall
before
the
freeze-at
his
(Sulikoski's)
wife.
Rutter
,
Ud
as
lt
would
be
Impossible
to
then
moved
over
quickly
and
caus-
ed
the
barrel
to
raise
Just
as
the
!
rifle
discharged.
Accused
shook
Remains
of
Mrs.
Samuel
McDonald
his
head,
stared
hard
and
seemed
will
Be
Here
Tonight
on
Way
to
,surprisea
mat
Mrs.
Sullkoskl
was
Vancouver
j
still
there.
"I
closed
with
him
and
I
caused
him
to
drop
the
rifle,"
con-
j
Mrs.
Samuel
MacDonald,
aged
40,'
tlnued
Rutter.
In
the
course
of
the
'of
Stewart
has
passed
away
there
struggle
that
ensued,
accused
suddenly,
the
victim
of
heart
dragged
witness
Into
the
kitchen
trouble,
according
to
word
received
and
got
a
knife
out
of
the
pantry.
'In
the
CllJ.
nc
rvmaius
win
uc
nunti
mun
uum
m
mc
ivnnc
")
y
t'dlc
them
In
the
winter.
The
un-
admlssablllty
of
the
statement,
even
dei
taker
and
the
gravedlgger
have
if
it
was
admitted
In
this
court,'
W
estimate
now
many
peopie
wui
could
still
be
argued
out
In
the
die.
The
first
snow
comr.-
earjy
In
hieher
court
September
and
sometimes
it
lasts
In
answer
to
the
magistrate.
Constable
Currle
said
that
the
warning
had
been
fully
explained
to
Sulikoskl
and
he
(Currle)
was
satisfied
that
accused
understood
It
Jack
McNulty
told
of
Sulikoskl
here
aboard
the
Prince
George
this
the
blade
and
bent
lt
Accused
comlng
mto
hls
store
at
11
'50
am
1
LeRay.
Like
anywhere
else,
evening
on
the
way
to
Vancouver
I
made
several
vicious
stabs
and
he
on
the
day
ln
Questlon.
Saying
that
me
Deople
there
have
to
work
and
for
interment.
-
"J"s
he
was
going
to
camp
and
that
he
1U1
"
?:
RADIO
BLAMED
BRENTFORD.
Ene..
March
2.
ptiELMSFORD,
Eng.,
March
hlldr..n
wrntv.,i,
rchomr
71-vear
old
,
(CP)-Radlo
is
a
"very
doubtful
never
threatened
him
before.
Dur
fmilv
blvo,:'!
v;
.
'a
blessing"
according
to
the
Bishop
lng
the
struggle,
witness
could
re-
m
I
v.T-"
.
.
"
"
"""T'":"'"'
"
.r
.
f
rhelmsford
who
blamed
wire-
Hi
neht
wm
in
a
a
field
ncia
and
ana
nea
irom
ariving
ior
mc
ui
F-
-
(,.,inn
em
I
h
m0lr
Ven,C'e
home
problems
to
foreign
politic
member
nothing
havlnb
been
said
either
by
accused
or
himself.
Under
cross-examination,
witness
into
May.
Dawson
ln
June,
July!
should
be
home
today,
Mr.
MfLeod
says.
There
will
be
some
which
will
not
be
back
until
later.
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coast
League
Vancouver,
7;
Seattle,
3.
and
August,
however.
Is
a
virtual!
paradise
with
almost'
perpetual'
-
sunshine.
a
community
was
able
to
do
things.
The
palmy
days
of
1898.
when
.These
were
elements
that
were
millions
were
made
overnight,
were
.needed
In
good
community
build-gone
and
he
believed
forever,
said
ing.
The
speaker
closed
on
a
note
txnausiea
ne
leu
to
tne
iioor
wuniwant-d
a
cood
r,ne
Sunk0skl
Dur-
ROia
was
no
easy
J0D'
ine
Iaincr
Sulikoskl
still
with
the
knife,
bend-ieto
S"JS
.!"
J
ma"
had
to
use
hU
braln
lng
over
him.
Witness
remembered
1
nnv
n.
,nr.
ft7
avlt,
as
well
as
his
.brawn.
2:Jthe
police
arriving.
Accused
had
rr
VVkI
ZV.
Father
LeRay
urged
his
listeners
oh
k,
,,
...
i
mito
be
like
the
people
of
Dawson
that
people
of
this
country
should
be
thankful
to
be
living
ln
a
country
like
this
when
conditions
were
compared
with
those
existing
In
other
less
blessed
parts
of
the
world,
very
good.
President
W.
M.
Watts
was
ln
the
chair
and
expressed
the
ap-
nrwtaMnn
nrwlntlnn
Af
tVitt
ilnn
anrt
Itl
uu
ao
FlCu
II,.
.
.
Bna.Ml
onj
Eeo
,n.
hct
:r'U
mfnSs"
SeTa
of
everything,
try
to
be
mutu-members
to
Father
LeRay.
Gust,
About
ten
minutes
later,
a
(Continued
on
Page
Tico)
ally
helpful,
try
to
be
understand-
were
otan
wanng
oi
vancouvet
!lng
That
was
the
way
ln
which
and
Alex
McRae
of
Prince
Rupert.