Tomorrows
Tides
i!r
0.
,r
1
1
,
i?
Canadian
National
Oncand-a-half
Games
Cut
Off
Miklnf
Annual
u
Impllon
Tour
Aug
17
--On
hU
an-,
pcctlon
which
will
r
v
r
..
pmDer
o.
o.
i.
I
l.
m
lazeiion
learn
-oming
Here
Their
National
League
Leader-
ship
Lose
To
Cubs
While
Card
Take
Double-header
NEW
YORK,
August
17:
(CP-Conquering
their
nemesU,
Out
i
Ixotiarri
KAnaatlnnal
nlt-Mrn
iIip
xa
ano
prcwucti
t
National
lUllwoya
'
ye'-
New
York
Yankee
a
run
shut-out
victory
,l
Traiu-Canada'Atrl"0'1
,n
Wlnnfoee
latIr'
Washington
Senators
at
n
on
on
a
a
specie
xct"v
fcf
moon
----.
...c
Mr.
unwn
uu!
Airways
plane.
i
!t
Montreal
yester-and
arranged
the
day-ird-r
to
inspect
fa-Nir'ii
Day.
Wagaming
x
i'.g
enroute.
f
ird
is
accompanied
rectors
and
officials
H
J
8ymlngton
K.C..
fi.iii
rion.
both
directors
icauriMiip
jrmeraay
10
scven-aiiu-
a-half
games
over
the
idle
Boston
Red
Sox.
In
the
National
League
the
Cincinnati
Reds
had
their
lead
clipped
by
one-an-a-half
games
to
six
games
over
St.
Louis
Cardinals.
The
Reds
dropped
a
close
2
to
decision
to
the
Chicago
Cubs
while
the
Cardinals
were
takln
a
double-
1
'rom
"t.
r
way
a.
D.
L.
Daly
and,hM,1
(iire'tora
of
railways,
vice-president
in
'
-tc
rations.
Trans
Can-1
Oorge
Herring,
sup-:'
;i
ir
and
land
mail
MS
Wilson,
control-A'lon.
both
directors
XI
A
Metcalfe.
assUt-
dent.
Canadian
Na-
X
u
compkie
inapec-Tf
A
faclliUea.
the
re-
k
w
nil
Winnipeg
Has
Violent
Storm
Heavy
Italn
and
lUertrical
Tempest
Does
Damage
In
I'ralrle
Mttropoll
WINNIPEO.
Aug.
17:
CP
A.
heavr
rain
and
rtectrlral
storm
did
-
Pacific
Coast
will
be
COnjMf,rabJe
dttmaBC
ln
winnlpe
i
that
all
eompon-
Tlerday
Under
pressure
of
the
I
P
may
be
inspected.
ratn
a
resUurant
roof
collapsed,
fr
im
llM
coaak
Mr.
Many
basemenU
were
flooded,
party
will
be
Join-
nctrical
services
were
dUrupted.
Read,
tttrertor
aNJt
--
.
.
'
vice
president.
j
n-ia
waiver
inomp-
t
publicity,
party
will
remain
ln
arly
Friday
nvrn-wtern
trip
will
be
TrA
plane,
stops
be-.
.
R'a'.na
Lethbrldae.'
H
Vi
lorla
R.C
BIG
HUDSON
Great
Variety
of
Guests
at
Affair
In
Churchill
During
Excursion
CHURCHILL.
August
17.-Annual
j
excursionists
to
Churchill
arc
somewhat
breathless
SHUTD0WN:,
southbound
BAY
DANCE
seaport's
demonstration
northern
hospitality.
It
was
the
annual
excursion
T
Milnr
I'rmliifln
Hfal
1
lkP
j
.
il.i
.
i
.
V.
I
II..
.1
M
n
w
...
nance
uui
iuhiimivu
wic
ihiu
Sifpi
to
Bolster
up
Collopsing
iftnd
,toie
tne
ow
from
thrUling
frlnce
whale
hunting,
visits
to
the
hls-
.torlc
site
that
bears
marks
of
three
centurle
and
from
a
tour
VX
ago
YORK
Aug
17:
CP-
At
p
r
Mr
TakA
rion
err
v
as
-
v
-
w.
thirds
of
Amerlcanj
J
da
fTfn
e,"a
lhhU
of
the
social
season
iv-
instituted
a
shut-
-i
r
,,nM
nf'north
of
58."
the
dance
was
staged
.
f
:-.
.wing
the
recent
col-l
pej-an
Indians.
Eskimos
south
and
!
-
Ur
c
Texas.
Oklahoma.
l-
ncw
Mexico
ana
uuwi-
1
f
n
.ll.ktMlInn
In
tf-yA...
'
...
.
i
whites
from
north
and
open
d
the
whirl
in
early
evening
and
square
dances
and
waltzes
called
a
halt
with
"Lambeth
Walk"
and
"Jitterbug"
antics
as
the
glow
of
an
Arctic
sunrise
banished
northern
lighU
from
the
sky.
80
hot
was
the
pace
that
the
local
orchestra
work
ed
In
two
shifts.
Between
dances
the
Insistent
yelping
of
husky
sleigh
dogs
provided
music
of
a
different
sort
AH;.-''5n
nntlvi.
hnuhnt1
liaml
.1
,i.
.
in..i.i.
.r
.
.
.
Al
was
a
snow
uic
cKuiuuiiuH
c!
riere
R.iturrlnv
pvonlnir
for'
.
1
uu.t
Nlnetv
f
,
I?
win
Biwavs
rcmciiiuci
watched
the
dancing.
Attending,
too,
were
English
and
engineers
from
the
steam
ers
Troutpool
and
wentworin,
grain
freighters
docked
at
Church-hill,
and
one
post
manager
for
the
Hudson's
Bay
Company
came
by
airplane
150
miles
to
match
his
stons
with
those
of
charming
part
new
from
as
far
south
as
the
Rio
Grande.
NEW
WAItSHir
RUNS
AWAY
BEDFAST
HUS.
Formidable.
23,000
ton
newest
addition
to
the
JAPAN
NOT
KiisroNSim.n
SHANGHAI
A
Japanese
Army
pokfman
dUrlosed
today
that
Japan
has
Tefused
to
accept
responsibility
for
destruction
of
two
Itritlsh
thlps
in
air
raids
on
Irhang,
far
up
the
Yangtse
Klver,
on
August
6
in
which
a
Canadian
was
Injured,
ASHCKOIT
TRAGEDY
ASIICKOIT
.Mrs.
Alice
Key-nolds,
70,
pioneer
of
this
dhtrict,
was
killed
and
four
others
were
Injured
when
a
car
plunged
over
a
fifty-foot
embankment
on
the
Cariboo
road
across
the
riser
from
here
last
nlghL
The
Injured
are
Fred
Johnson,
Earl
.Reynolds.
Leslie
'MeKenna
and
Kuby
Cargile.
COMMISSION
KESPONSini.E
VANCOUVER
The
city
coun
ril
today
turned
back
to
the
police
commission
responsibility
for
investigating
charges
of
Inefficient
administration
which
Mayor
Telford
has
levelled
against
Chief
Constable
Foster.
The
council
unanimously
adopted
a
resolu
I
Royal
Navy,
burst
her
support-
V
tion
expressing
"confidence
In
members
of
the
police
commission
and
our
police
force,"
adding:
"we
feel
that
the
commis-
slon
is
quite
competent
to
handle
any
investigation
it
might
con-
1
slder
necessary."
PREMIER
SPEAKER
Milk
Faminp
In
New
York
Looms
OIL
MARKET
Piper
to
Shipping
Point
Weather
Forecast
3:12
a.m.
?'
0
ft.
mm
wmm
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
15:37
pi"
ft.
Islands
Moderate
to
'fresh
&A
9:30
jt.
south
winds.
Scattered,
showeit,
21:58
v$.o
then
clearing
and
warmer.
v
r,
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
1839.
T
l
v.
i
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
AUGUST
17,
1939.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
olany
Starting
Purge
Of
Nazis
a
IS
COMING
BAD
SLUMP
of
Bulletins
IJLJ1!?,
Sweeping
Campaign
Is
SO
SORRY,
SEIZED
IN
Apology
Made
for
Slapping
bjr
Sen-jr
tries
of
American
Widow
at
j
Tientsin
VANCOUVER.
Ing
cradle
In
the
shipyard
half
j
'question
as
to
Whether
Atli's
Catch
an
hour
before
the
scheduled
TOKYO,
Aug.
17.
The
Japanese,
Was
Taken
Legally
Johanna
launching
into
Belfast
-
onvpmmAnt
ha
man.
an
nuiriai
vc
ounw
mjw-...
One
woman
among
a
crowd
of
spectators
was
killed.
Twenty
persons
were
injured.
MUTISM
PI,N
mSAITKOVED
fiENEVA
The
League
of
Nations
mandates
commlvAion
published
a
report
to
the
League
council
today
showing
four
members
of
seven
were
definitely
in
disapproval
of
DritUh
plan
for
an
Independent
state
In
to
Vancouver
traventlon
of
International
Fish-.
pipe
line
either
or
Fort
William.
eiie5
Commission
regulations.
The)
GOVERNOR
IN
PEACE
,
Lord
Tweedsmuir
at
Dawson
Creek
i
This
Afternoon
Fort
St.
John,
(
Rolla
and
Toure
Coupe
I
Tomorrow
DAWSON
CREEK.
Aug.
17:
(CP)
The
Oovernor
Oeneral.
Lord
iirf
f
Xos-a
Scotia
Government
Tweedsmuir.
and
his
party,
ln
the
Gives
Ills
Concept
of
Confed-
course
of
a
tour
of
the
Peace
River
eratlon
Ileofre
Vancouver
country,
are
crossing
mis
umiu.i
from
Alberta
Into
British
Colum-'
mt-
t
b
developing
under
the
5,"c"u"ls
wf
"c'c-
in
traditional
W'.
....J.
lyb
vice-regal
party,
motoring
through
sense
of
British
loyalty
Charge
Of
Murder
Following
Fight
Nelson
.Maraclc
Is
Held
Responsible
For
Death
of
Tugboat
Engineer
By
Drowning
the
Block,
will
leave
tomorrow
morning
for
Fort
st.
jonn,
wnere
there
will
be
a
luncheon,
later
going
on
to
Rolla
and
coming
back
to
Pouce
Coupe
where
an
evening
reception
will
be
held
before
departure
Is
made
for
Edmonton.
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
17:
(CP)
A
General
Synopsis
Pressure
Is
charge
of
murder
has
been
laid
high
off
the
British
Columbia
against
Nelson
Maracle
as
a
result
of
the
death
by
drowning
ln
Bur-rard
Inlet
Tuesday
night
of
Kenneth
Cassldy,
tugboat
engineer.
Maracle
Is
ellcgcd
to
have
pushed
Cassldy
Into
the
injcl
during
a
fight
on
the
wharf.
Weather
Forecast
coast
where
showers
have
occur
red.
The
weather
has
been
fair
and
moderately
warm
Inland
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Moderate
west
and
northwesi
winds,,
partly
cloudy
and
moder
ately
warm.
the
Commission
In
enforcing
rezu-'
latlons.
It
was
presented
at
the
j
last
session
of
the
Sunrerrp
Court!
here
ln
the
snring
and
decision
had
been
reserved.
The
late
E.
F.
Jonest
acted
for
the
crown
and
J.
T.
Har
vey
for
the
appellant.
REGISTER
'
ALL
MEN
Britain
Ready
To
Organixe
Its
Tower
In
Event
Of
Sudden
.
Outbreak
Of
War
bla.
They
are
being
met
by
a
dele-
LONDON,
Ausust
17:
CP
i
8aon
Irom
the
peace
Rlver
Block
Slxty-flve
thousand
enumerators
tfAMrmivFR
a
titr
n
CP)
.....www...
r..
-
which
will
'
escort
the
party
Into
are
organized
ana
rcaay
to
iase
at
a
luncheon
of
the
Van-
Speaking
th
n
dee-
n
immediate
reelstef
of
British
Brl
i.S2!,lfe
orat
town
has
prepared
a
warm
man
power
and
how
It
could
be
weteome
for
xhclr
Excellencies,
used
most
eliectiveu
in
case
oi
an
Scotia
gave
nis
concept
oi
womeu-
-,ntnan.
nra
,i,nprt
h
mitbreak
of
war
involving
Oreat
SEEE
Manitoba
Wheat
ofi"'c
.
w
v.vT
.
.
..
.
tin
thl
evenlne
where
SDeclal
en-
i
i
l
ISKt
wi'.h
local
all
sLirs.
It
will
.1"
"V
VL"
",.,.
"nsemsniy
ao
ineir
paru
.
irM
.
.
np.
Ylo
J
VkvinlfC
n"-.v.i
t.
..
.
.
,lUicm
nuii.-iik.uii9,
uic
.
vf.nnniirt
rpfprrpd
to
the
newr
l
1V1U
vyll
be
the
last
ball
game
o
tended
,n
travelling
clothes
wrUlel"0"!"
n'nviscd.
i
"e
ca:on
here
here
as
as
the
the
projected
nrolectcdV..-,ni
Criurchlll
.m,.c
"dressed"
for
the
h
nrrns-
occas
iniu
TT"
.
"
.
.
:
AfPr
SnPnrtlnir
tonlBht
here,
the
or
f1'
With
Rmllhi.r
U
nff
The
team
will
consist
of
Jack
Llnd-Herb
Morgan.
Albert
Stiles,!
f:ny
Wlndle.
Walter
Johnson,
M
Mitchell,
Al
simnson.
Jack
mpbell.
Oeorcf
ltnwn
nnrt
niHn
U.vlrh
"
'oncer
Woman
Of
Clin
I
rnlr
111
sella
coola.
aii
17
Mr.
n
r
-
.
fr
of
TT
Wldow
of
lhe
Promoter
erp
In
idim
-
v-"uiijr
s.ticiuv
rtl
l
Sand
unP;.,,
-j
5
her
faUl,
Capt.
Tliorscn,
dr'
Her
ner
hntn
hiuband
died
1..
ln
Ion.
Indians
came
mocassins
and
colorful
costumes;
Eskimos
ln
mucklucks
and
summer;
parkas;
Churchill's
young
women
appeared
ln
evening
gowns
and
there
were
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Tollce
In
scarlet
uniforms.
In
a
dressing
room
adpolnlng
the
shirts
seven
ChlDCwyan
papooses
slumbered
to
the
lullaby
chants
of
the
seven
fathers
while
the
mothers
Iterent
Heat
Wave
Has
Cut,
Down
Harvest
Prospects
Extensively
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
17:
(CP)
As
a
result
of
the
recent
severe
heat
wave,
many
districts
of
Manitoba
will
harvest
less
than
ten
bushels
of
wheat
to
the
acre
this
year,
ac
cording
to
a
crop
report
issued
yesterday.
A
few
areas
will
have
25
to
35
bushels.
Not
many
areas
will
grade
high.
Mrs.
H.
E.
Lindegaard
and
child
who
have
been
visiting
here
for
several
weeks,
sailed
by
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
afternoon
on
their
return
to
their
home
in
Juneau.
They
were
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Llndegaard's
sister,
Miss
Florence
Rose,
whQ
will
pay
a
visit
at
the
Alaska
Capital.
Und
er
way
cansni
iegai:y.
iiwjj.vicu
ir
local
fisheries
office
this
morning
that
the
fish
was
susoected
to
have'
DT
Til
Tm
Mf
T
.
been
ciu?ht
in
Area
No.
2
for
which
j
U
ILi
JL11
1
VJ
the
Atll
clcred
after
the
closing
Upstate
Farmc-s
Oo
on
Strike
In
0f
the
halibut
fishing
season
to
fl!h
j
Demand
for
Higher
Prices
for
black
cod.
Another
local
International
Fish-1
NFW
YORK
Auc
17.-
A
milk
eries
Commission
prosecution
mat
j,
famine
ln
New
York
looms
as
north
0f
the
Johanna
Cant
John
WcV
0ne.sto
structurJ
mtonti
Concrete
Fof
siau-
larmers
nave
gone
on
sinse
cnargea
wiin
inning
nauouv
iu
in
demand
for
hlaher
prices.
New
Area
No.
2
after
the
close
of
thei
York
milk
consumption
amounts
to
season,
stands
adjourned
on
appll-4,400.000
quarts
dally.
cation
of
the
defenee.
The
Johan
BRITAIN
AS
na,
It
is
aliened,
was
nicKea
up
u
Langara
Island
on
July
31
by
the
fisheries
protection
cruller
Kltlmat
"
with
her
hsllbut
ear
still
out
two
days
after
the
close
of
the
season.
Defence
if
that
the
seas
had
been
too
rough
to
nl;k
the
eeir
up.
W.
O,
r...M
TaV.
ir.
nuantltr
of
Al-
Fulton
is
acting
ior
me
prosecu
fence.
CALOARY.
Aug.
17:
CP
(-Fred-
at
the
fisheries
office
of
the
up-erlc
Hudd.
chief
Canadian
govern-
holding
by
Mr.
Justice
I.
A.
Fisher
ment
trade
commissioner
to
the
in
Suoreme
Court
of
the
convietlon.
United
Klnedom.
sneaking
her-
hv
Stloendlary
Magistrate
Andrew
yesterday,
said
that
there
would
Thompson
ln
provincial
police
court,
be
an
unlimited
market
for
Alberta
here
of
the
halibut
boat
Bayvtew.'
oil
in
Britain
provided
it
could
be
Caot.
Dan
Ved3e.
on
a
charge
of
iwrnng-
in
a
ciosea
ar-a
,
cou-j
mado
accessible
for
shipment
by
a
STARTED
James
Killas
Gets
Under
Way
Excavation
for
a
new
business
block
on
Third
Avenue
started
tuuay.
'the
site
is
a
single
lot
uetwetn
the
buildings
occupied
by
the
Daily
News
and
the
'thrift
Cash
and
Carry.
The
builder
is
James
Killas
and
the
contractor
Victor
Basso-Bert.
'the
new
building
will
be
of
re-
J.
tor
de-
intorced
concrete
bZ
,t
.leet.
Berta
Product
it
It
Could
Be....tln
Ajid
THarjej
Jibe
under
the
front,
it
one-storey
structure.
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.12.
Uraiorne,
11.25.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.18.
Dentonia,
.02.
lairvlew,
X3..
Gold
Belt.
.32.
Hedley
Mascot,
.75.
Minto.
.01
Vi-Noble
Five.
.0154.
Pend
Ortelle.
Ul.
Pioneer,
2.4a.
Pemier,
1.80.
Privateer,
1.13.
Reno,
.46&.
Relief
Arlington,
.12?i.
Reward,
.01
Vs.
Calmon
Gold,
.03
i.
Sheep
Creek,
1.17.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.03.
Hedley
Amalg..
.01.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.13.
Calmont,
.30.
C.
ii
E.,
1.80.
Freehold,
.03
VS.
Home.
2.08.
Pacalta,
.04
Vi.
Royal
Canadian,
.17.
Okalta,
.90.
Mercury,
.06.
Prairie
Royalties,
.18
Vi.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.29.
Beattle,
1.18.
Central
Pat,
2.40.
Cons.
Smelters,
42.50.
East
Malartic,
2.55.
will
be
a
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Uiaimi)
a.
0.
JutUlMOU
Co.)
Fernland,
.02i.
Francoeur.
.40.
Gods
Lake,
.37.
Hardrock,
1.01.
Int.
Nickel,
48.50.
Kerr
Addison,
1.95.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.90.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.85.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.35.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
1.25.
Moneta,
1.00.
Noranda,
82.50.
Pickle
Crow,
4.55.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.50.
San
Antonio,
1.85.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.00.
Stadacona,
.46.
Uchl,
1.05.
Bouscadlllac,
.04.
Mosher.
.12.
Oklend.
.07
Vi.
Smelters
Gold,
,02J4.
.
on
Bridge,
27.25.
In
W
arsaw
Many
Are
In
Custody
--sh
(apology
for
the
Incident
in
Tien-.
""7".
....
ItrWnin
!
P-ilm
Hvnr
PrU..
AHhm.n-1,
P,.rnn.
i.
tin
In
which
an
American
woman,"
Advice
was
receive-
nerc
iwu-,
.w
.w.,
""'f
"
Mrs.
F.
M.
Richards,
59-year-old
that
the
fisheries
department
at
generally
AnxiOUS
Is
Hltltjr
Merely
Rattling
American
widow,
was
slapped
by
Vanwirer
was
holding
approxl-
Sabre?
Japanese
sentries
as
she
attempted
mately
18XKX)
pounds
of
fresh
hall-,
to
enter
the
French
concession.
It
but
from
the
local
halibut
boat
Atll.,
WARSAW,
August
17:
(CP)
Rudolf
Wisner,
lead-
which
u
fit...
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it
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inn
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tnnAr-
thnrrt
1ft
v
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miuuiivi
.11
1
umuu.
00
iibiu
aiiu
viuco-
KlsSk'SwiS
the
sen!
Prin
George"
Vnd
edjtioned
for
four
hours
and
released
"at
the
disposal
of
the
tries.
!
yesterday
on
arrival
at
Vancouver.
Polish
attorney
general
today
as
a
sweeping
Polish
cam-
The
fish
1
being
hew
untu
u
wpaign
agam.st
all
iazi
activities
was
predicted.
An
offic-
proven
proven
whether
wnetner
or
or
not
noi
it
u
was
jal
:
announcement
onr,nnr.flmnr
said
fW
that
'WomI
several
scores"
cnrao"
of
f
r!fl,o
Germans
of
Polish
citizenship
and
several
German
citizens
had
been
arrested
on
charges
of
"belonging
to
an
espionage
and
subversive
organization."
Britain
Calm
LONDON,
August
17:
(CP)
Although
the
Danzig
situation
Is
again
causing
anxiety
generally
in
Europe,
British
officialdom
Is
inclined
to
take
a
calm
view
of
tie
matter
although
not
mlnlmliinir
!
the
possibility
of
serious
develop-jments
arising.
The
opinion
here
'seems
to
be
general
that
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
of
Germany
1?
again
engaging
ln
threats
and
I
sword
rattling
In
the
hope
that
I
PoUnd
may
make
Concessions,
something,
however
which
Poland
I
does
not
as
yet
appear
disposed
to
do.
Meantime.
Europe
is
developing
anothecease
of
war
nerrcs;
Italy
is
continuing
to
move
for
a
conference
between
Great
Britain,
France.
Germany
and
Italy
on
the
Danzig
and
Polish
corridor
question.
Hitler
appears
to
have
no
objection
to
such
a
conference.
,In
some
quarters
It
is
felt,
how-ever,
that
he
may
make
an
early
'.move
to
absorb
the
Free
Port
4back
into
the
Reich,
j
In
Berlin
yesterday
it
was
reported
that
new
troops
were
being
moved
up
to
the
Pollsh-Danz'y
frontier.
I
GT.
BRITAIN
WILL
FIGHT
Lord
Maugham
Makes
Fiery
Speech
Before
Canadian
Bar
Association
QUEBEC,
Aug.
17:
(CP)
Great
Britain
has
counted
the
cost
and
will
fight
rather
than
see
Chancel-ifor
Adolf
Hitler
of
Germany
gain
'control
of
Europe
and
force
on
non-
German
people
a
regime
they
de-jtest
Lord
Maugham,
Lord
Chancellor
of
England,
told
the
Canadian
1
Bar
Association
here
last
night.
"If
jHerr
HiUer
is
not
willing
to
take
warnings
which
have
been
given
again
and
again
to
him,
his
people
j
and
the
Italian
people
as
well,
the
result
will
be
war,"
Maugham
said.
jNew
Indian
Agent
At
Bella
Coola
.'I
illiam
Christie
Of
Southbank
Is,
Named
Successor
To
James
Gillett
William
Christie
of
.,
Southbank
has
been
appointed
Indian
Agent
at
Bella
Coola
ln
succession
to
James
Gillett,
who
was
recently
transferred
to
Prince
Rupert,
ac
cording
to
official
notlflcaton
re
ceived
here
today.
,
Dr.
Donald
Thomson
of
the
University
of
Melbourne,
Australia,
ln
the
course
of
a
tour
of
Canada
and
the
United
States
to
make
a
study
of
native
races,
Is
a
visitor
in
Prince
Rupert.
He
arrived
ln
the
city
on
Tuesday
night's
train
from
New
York
and
plans
to
spend
some
time
hereabouts
vlsltlrls
various
Indian
villages.
.
i
i