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Week
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have
been
sum
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at
the
sevj
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Supreme
Court
Assizes'
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ii.
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Bacon.
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A.
K.
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Pressure
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and
Queen
Charge
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Fresh
to
strong
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tlOUUJ
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Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
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TODAY'S
STOCKS
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1
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Dig
Mlvnurl.
.15.
Rratorne.
10.W.
Cariboo
Quartz.
2.14.
Dentonla,
.0J?t.
Falrvlew.
MSt
ask.
Oold
Belt.
.45.
Hedley
Maeot.
-88.
Mint.
.01i.
Noble
nve.
.OHi.
Pacific
Nickel.
.16.
Pend
Oreille,
1.35.
Pioneer.
25.
Premier.
1.93.
Privateer.
1.12.
Reeve
McDonald,
.21.
Reno.
.42.
Relief
Arlington,
.09Vi-Reward.
.03.
Salmon
Oold.
.10.
Sheep
Creek.
1.05.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.23.
Hedley
Amal,
.04
ask.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.15.
Calmont.
J6
ask.
C.
&
E..
2.00.
Freehold,
.03li.
Home.
2.18
ask.
Pacalta,
.05V
Royal
Canadian,
.17
ask.
Okalta,
107
ask.
Mercury.
.06.
Prairie.
Royalties,
.19.
Toronto
Aldermac.
.30.
Deattle.
1.18.
Central
Pat..
2.32.
Con.
Smelters,
48.50.
East
Malartic,
2.34.
Fernland,
.04.
Francocur,
.18.
Gods
Lake,
.35.
Hard
Rock,
1.09.
Int.
Nickel,
47.75.
Kerr
Addison,
1.61.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.75.
McLcod
Cockshutt,
1.99.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.38.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
1.20.
Moneta,
1.03.
Noranda,
78.50.
Pickle
Crow.
5.00.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.40.
finn
Antonio.
1.55.
Sherritt
Gordon,
1.00.
Stadacona,
.55.
.
Uchl
Gold,
1.30.
Douscadlllac,
.05.
Mosher,
.14.
Oklend,
.07.
Smelters
Oold,
.04
.
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Bridge,
26.75.
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groom
is
the
f
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w.
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.1-
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Ml:
t
U
wc
.fllaa
:or
:-.aii
a'-
Cxt
-u
Hall,
West-,.nl
M:
AU-Urf
r
Mai
J.K-j..a.
the
f
j
:r.
r
PrrnsiT
R
ra-.,iv
Mar-Donald;
the
bride
Dorern
Maybcrta
Danaz
Telkwa
Is
Staring
Come-Back;
'
I
New
Industries
Being
Started
;
By
People
On
Own
Initiative
itr
r
II.
SAWf.F.
in
Omirteca
Herald
Tomorrow
s
Tides
141
Capitol
TAXI
4:35
a.m.
17.fi
ft.
18:02
p.m.
10.7
(t.
11:21
am.
5.5
ft.
Maccy's
Coffee
House
..23:44
pJU.
9.5
ft.
T&
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXVIII
No.
4,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
JlONDAY,
MAY
8,
1939.
PRICE:
CENTS
Wo'
lew
Alliances
Are
Being
Lined
Up
i
i
o-German
Treaty
irected
At
I
ranee-
Britain
It
Is
Admitted
1s...ih
i.iin
An
Taken
to
Stress
That
il
is
Not
Anti
Communistic
Poland
Warned
of
Implications
MILAN,
Italy,
May
8:
(CP)-Hope
for
Gcrman-Po-r-anciliation
grew
in
Italian
political
circles
today
"a
:;ts
pondered
the
implications
of
their
new
politi-
Informed
Fascists
reasoned
t
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
would
not
have
agreed
to
i
lji
alliance
as
was
announced
bunuay
u
ne
nan
ex-
A
I
i
MMM
cr.a
involve
mm
in
an
-
Ttin
conflict
as
sooni
Nazi
officials
hailed
the
r
Itaiun
military
pacti
:.-tert
bulwark
guard-
peace
and
took
oc-j
c
t
Polish
attention
toj
in.-
Whether
or
not'
.
'.ologtcal"
reshuffling
I
Orrmany
closer
to
Sov-
a
reaction
appean
toi
It
was
Indicated'
J
M-n
nA(
fltmnH
ft
T
I
bu:
at
what
Nazis
call
mm
powers."
epec-Draln
and
France.
m
ur
JURYMEN:
Japan
Seeking
Military
Pact
I
With
Fascists
I
TOKYO,
May
8.
CP
Domel
News
Agency
said
today
that
Lieutenant
Oeneral
SeUhlro
Itagakl,
Minister
of
War,
and
Oeneral
Kunlakl
Kolso.
Minister
of
Overseas
Affairs,
had
told
the
Japanese
press
that
they
favor
the
contusion
of
a
military
agreement
with
Germany
and
Italy
a.
FORMER
PREMIER
MACDON
ALB'S
SON
WEBS
Military
Pact
Between
Great
Britain
And
Turkey
Is
Being
Closed;
Has
Strong
Guarantees
COLORFUL,
THRILLING
DEPARTURE
Kin
and
Queen
Givsn
Great
Send-off
As
They
Leave
On
TreteSent-Breaking
Trip
ENJOY
GLOOMY
VOYAGE
A
110.
Mil)
HIE
OiFKESS
OF
AUSTRALIA,
.May
8:
(Ll1)
Quebec
bound,
1
tie
royal
flotilla
ciawlid
tnroujh
the
,u;et
Allan-Ocean
today
in
single
file
as
moiSiU.t-.iUtn
touthi.st
winds
blew
foj
banks
over
the
Empress
of
Australia
and
her
convoy.
The
sea
was
less
boisterous
today
than
it
was
yesterday.
Their
Majesties
continued
to
enjoy
the
trip
in
spite
of
the
gloomy
weather.
PORTSMOUTH,
May
8.
tCP)-Ihc
great
Canadian
Pacific
Uner
Empress
of
Australia
was
gustsn
3
o'clock
St-turaay
arternoon
ana
headed
out
across
the
Atlanta
from
this
naval
base
with
Kin
Georee
and
Queen
Elizabeth
aboard
for
their
pi
ecedent-breaking
trln
tr
Canada,
the
Uniten
'
J
-
o
r
v
.
-
-
..
r
1
1
.J
Tf
o
o
Telkwa
is
coming
back.
Of
all
the
places
along
the
5
riorfrfcene
Canadian
National
Railway
from
the
Pacific
coast
oast-
a
mtl
;
moorlng
ropes
cast
off
ward
it
is
the
one
place
that
is
showing
some
real
progress
and
tugs
puUed
th
uner's
nose
and
there
is
no
government
or
railway
finances
going
in-
r
0wi
out
irom
the
dr..
the
to
the
place.
That
is
the
real
healthy
and
promising
fea-
King
and
Queen
stood
watcMnc
lure.
The
people
there
are
doing
it
themselves.
Therejs
tTthSSS
5
cheering
not
a
great
deal
of
money
in
any,
.
.
hundrpd
acres
-nptntnrs
massed
on
the
shore.
one
bank
account
in
or
arounf
Tel-,
;
.
...
.
d
.
,
b
k
k.pnUpntiv
ther
waved
as
the
shlpl
kwa
but
there
is
a
big
credit
ac-of
aRd
Qn
thu
,and
he
wM
drsw
away
Aj
the
llner
paSjfdi
count
of
faith
in
the
country
ana
onnrhtor
tviusc.
ihrmieh
the
narrow
harbor
mouth.l
a
belief
that
work
will
be
rewarded.
hPffinnine
the
outfit
Is
n
roar
of
checrina
and
a
thunder
Many
years
ago
F.
M.
p"1
!
smaU
bu
u
is
being
buUt
with
the
j
0f
artillery
salutes
rolled
out.
took
up
the
development
of
a
coal
f
or,Hn
ac
,ne
,oun.
;
p.(.nrt.d
bv
the
9100-ton
cruis-
minA
and
durliia
the
recent
bad;.
,
years
he
has
keot
it
going
and
re-1
market
win
take
the
products
and'
wt'h
the
32.000-ton
Repulse,
on
ln
&
nav
roll
at
Telkwa
as
Well...
.
...
.
.
.Wi-i.
u
u
j
Kn
rlrnt11v
nlan-l
vu.tivu
-
r-j
,
mai
appears
win
dc
piuuiuuig
ui
hicu
"
v...b...
as
furnishing
the
public
wi
hahghj
w
rowth
Uom
a;ned
TheiP
Majesties
-would
travel,
grade
grade
of
of
fuel
fuel
at
at
a
a
reasonable
reasonaoie
price.
price,
j
packing
house,
it
U
only
a
step
j
the
Empress
headed
west
through.
He
He
has
has
been
been
Joined
Joined
by
by
his
nis
sons
sons
as
as
stock
.
rdj
and
and
a
a
refrlgerator
rerlgerator
the
English
Channel.
i
they
grew
up
and.
now
the
coal
mine
,plant
and
that
step
may
taken
I
Then
C.
P.
Dusslnger
went
Into
huxiness
on
his
own
I
Jk.W.fc.rf
I
I
in
the
not
distant
future.
From
Portland
Admiral
Sir
rrharles
Forbes,
commander-ln-
lv,if
f
thp
Hnmf
Fleet
in
his
flae-
Creamcry
Opens
.
.
,h(,
hattiPshln
Nelson,
led
account
and.
as
he
was
well
known
l
The
first
of
this
month
the
Telk-',the
main
division
of
the
fleet
into
and
a
real
force
of
energy
and
ac-;wa
Creamery
will
open
and
thatttne
channel.
then
added
the
hotel
to
his
enter-1
cream
the
farmers
of
the
interior
Dassed
through
the
lane
they
prises
prises
and
and
that
that
Is
is
holding
hoiatng
its
lis
ow
own.can
produce
and
the
larmers
neeaiormed
after
turning
about,
eacn
He
bought
and
repaired
homes
and,
not
think
they
can
produce
toowarship
fired
a
-twenty-one
gun
i
nlA
old
-rfnro
store
hlllldlnB
building
and
and
!
mi.Kti
much.
TKio
The
TVlVwn
Telkwa
rrpnmprv
creamery
U
is
a
moved
an
put
it
In
shape
and
his
places
are
oil
rpntpd.
t
airaiute.
i
modern
plant
and
It
will
turn
out
a
Princesses
Elizabeth
and
Mar-
high
grade
of
butter.
"garet
Rose
said
good-eye
to
tneir
v...
nniriBer
is
branching
outi
These
two
industries,
the
cream
In
the
Industrial
line.
He
first
gotjery
and
the
pork
packing
plant,
.
.
.
.t
...
A
ntimlvr
nf,m
ms.n
in.n
VprV
fpw
VPaTR
fl
a
big
larm,
men
hu'
"
"'
"j
v..
...-.
v
eood
bacon
pigs
on
it
with
first
thriving
town
at
Telkwa
and
a
f
a
.
Unit
f.l
n.,4
MntAnlArl
class
boar
at
tne
ncaa.
iuuuj
nv
ucaimy,
prui;iuuo
nu
nn
has
sixty-five
little
pigs
running
I
agricultural
population
in
the
Bulk-
ITp
start-
lev
Kltnlnv
and
Kkpena
Valle"S.
arounu
uiiu
r"
-
pd
Drocesslng
pork
and
It
turned
because
produce
will
be
taken
from
OUl
IU
-
-
...
.......
he
could
hardly
Keep
up
wun
vnei
xne
uuiKiey
vaucy
oo-wperauc
demand.
He
has
a
smokehouse
.Seed
Growers
Association
cstabllsh-
and
he
Is
now
fitting
up
a
piace
ca
at
TelKwa
a
lew
years
ago
a
secu
.t
narVlncr
hnilse.
He
Is
rlpnnlntT
nl.inl.
not
a
crr.lt
ble
lor
a
ri'tjuiui
.v.-.t.
a
f
oit
thP
nles
the
farmersithlnsr
but
one
tliat
has
added
many
i
have
nave
to
w
sell
and
if
some
one
wish-
thousands
of
dollars
to
the
receipts
.
fn
tpll
their
pigs
before
they
are
,0f
the
farmers
who
have
patronized
parents
aDoara
me
nner
ntokj
before
sailing
time.
At
the
dock
were
Queen
Mary,
the
Duke
and
Duchess
of
Gloucester
and
the
Duke
and
Duchess
of
Kent.
MEAL
COST
$5
Sverre
Larson,
for
obtaining
a
meal
fradulently.
was
fined
$5,
with
option
of
three
days
lmprh
Another
Step
in
Anti-Aggression
Front-Britain
Ready-to
Act
as
Mediator
in
Polish-German
Dispute
Over
Danzig
'LONDON,
May
8:
(CP)
A
military
alliance
of
limited
scope
between
Great
Britain
and
Turkey
will
be
announced
this
week,
possibly
on
Wednesday
or
Thursday.
The
announcement
will
be
make
simultaneously
in
London
and
Ankara.
The
alliance
will
constitute
another
step
in
the
British
anti-aggression
front
but
the
terms
will
be
much
stronger
that
the
guarantees
to
Poland,
Roumanla
and
Greece.
WIWnQill?
I
!
Three
main
provisions,
it
is
re-T
f
II
1
iJO
JS
IO
ported,
are
that
Turkey
will
line
up
.
with
Great
Britain
in
any
war
In
C
jVO
Pit
A
I
rtT1
H
the
Mediterranean
area
In
which
r
vJIY
1
Ldrslu
Italy
is
on
the
other
side.
Turkey
will
fight
alongside
Great
Britain
In
any
war
In
the
Balkan
area
pro-British
and
Canadian
Broadcasting
viding
Anglo-Russian'
negotiations
Corporations
Speech
Of
last
week,
Fail
To
Former
Carry
King
VERDUN,
May
8:
(CP)
The
Duke
of
Windsor,
addressed
from
Verdun
today
an
appeal
to
"all
uit
in
a
new
coat
ol
wnlte
paint
.
that
such
cruet
and
destrnc
as
she"
Wefghed
anchor
hete
'if
tire
madness
shall
never
ayain
overtake
mankind.
The
BritMi
droadcastms
Cor-
poration
announced
that
it
wou'd
not
relay
the
broadcast
in
the
Britlh
Isles.
It
save
no
reason
for
h
drcision.
The
Ca-nalian
BroadcasMn?
Corporation
followed
the
British
Broadcast-inr
Corporation's
lead.
The
Na-llonal
Rroadcastin-
Co.
carried
th
broadcast
in
the
United
States.
BANDITIS
FOLLOWED
$800.
The
tracking
has
been
going
on
for
two
and
a
half
days
and
the
trail
was
followed
as
far
as
snowline,
being
resumed
today.
Snow
and
heavy
rain
have
been
making
it
difficult
for
the
trackers
as
well
as
for
the
man
whom
they
seek.
It
is
thought
he
may
have
found
refuge
In
one
of
the
company's
cabins
along
the
trail.
BURIED
ON
FRIDAY
Captain
Ivan
Halsey
of
the
Sal
vation
Army
officiated
Friday
af
ternoon
at
the
funeral
of
Mike
Co-
onment.
In
city
police
court
in
woods
beyond
Comox
Atenue.
Magistrate
McClymont.
He
PaAttw,
wrv,ce
ln
the
chapel
of
ie
une-
jB.C.
Undertakers,
Interment
was
'
j..
thn
market
he
will
bUV
It.
and
that
nlant
todav
has
a
hlch
s
Kolnr.
pvfpndpd.
There
reauy
vi
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.
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iiuuia
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,
them
them
and
and
put
pui
them
vnem
ln
m
recaing
inums
pens
reputation
reputation
among
umuius
an
uu
tne
uic
seea
ci-u
Duy-
uu-
ls
js
prpgrass
prpgrass
being
Deing
shown
snown
on
on
eveij
every
jmade
ln
Falrvlew
Cemetery.
The
death
occurred
a
few
days
.
.
Qucsnel
of
Dr.
Hugh
L.
Dick
on
the
farm.
His
Idea
is
to
proviae
ing
houses
ln
Canaaa.
j.
a.
uon-
hand
and
the
enthusiasm
shown
i.
known
eye
ear,
nose
and
i.-r
on
np
niir
mp
iarm-
niHcnn
n
nppsinpni.
ann
l
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in
thn
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nr
tp
it.
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nwi"
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mc
hh'v
----
throat
specialist,
wno
some
years
crs
want
to
raise.
Thorp,
as
secretary,
have
given
this
wa
js
sprcadlng
like
a
grass
fire
to'
pracused
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
Besides
accommodation
for
all
the
Industry
very
careful
and
efficient
an
those
living
round
about.
T".!
took
place
at
Quesnel
with
1,0
hnt
himself.
Mr.
uussinueri
management
wim
iui
Bruuij.uB
i5aimcwunw4v1,i.,m..,uv..
n
v
n
j
tvp.
nfficiatme.
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j
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t.
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fnrlt.i.
i
111
iH
l.
t
l
iuuoi
.
v....
D
uickms
occ.i
m
m
is
building
more,
.pens,,
ienctngaii
jji'.TATtfMMW
more
vards
and
clearing
and'plant
WFarmTlandSTae
being
taken
up
in
the
people
mere,
dui
Deuer
lor
ine(a
couple
oi
monins
ueiore
nis
ing
a
big
acreage
for
feed
and
pas-
the
Telkwa
area
and
the
older,
visitors.
death.
now
in
progress
result
In
a
satis
factory
agreement
and
Britain,
ana
probably
France,
will
extend
territorial
guarantees
to
Turkey.
'
Meantime
Prime
Minister
Neville
'Chamberlain
and
Richard
Butler,
Undpr
Secretary
of
Foreizn
Affairs,
political
leaders"
to
avoid
a
new
.Indicated
In
tne
House
01
commons
world
war.
He
said
that
he
spoke
that
the
government
Is
ready
to
act
Simply
as
a
soldier
ot
the
last
,
as
a
mediator
in
the
German-Polish
var
whose
most
ernevt
prjcr
uupuw
u
ZONING
IS
DISCUSSED
George
Casey
Speaker
At
Meeting
,
In
C.
L.
D.
L.
Hall
:
The
zoning
bylaw,
recently
put
through
by
the
city
council,
was
the
subject
for
discussion
Sunday
,
night
at
the
Canadian
Labor
De-
fence
League
Hall
at
a
meeting
at
which
George
Casey
was
the
:
speaker.
Mr.
Casey
stated
that,
in
tne
trrnwth
of
Prince
Rupert,
such
mnvps
as
this
one
had
always
had
Trail
of
Anyox
Hold-Up
Man
Leads
0me
deeper
Interests.
The
present
to
Snowline
on
Trail
to
Maple
-zoining
would
make
it
very
dlffl-Bay
(cult
for
lot
owners,
especially
tho5
...
'with
25
foot
lots,
to
build
fair
Provincial
police
under
Staff
.houses.
Confining
zones
for
bust-Sergeant
Ernest
Gammon,
with
jness
enterprises,
the
speaker
con-the
assistance
of
35
employ-
'sidered,
was
detrimental
to
pri-I
ces
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
jvate
initiative.
&
Smelting
Co.
in
a
posse,
have
i
At
the
discussion
which
too):
1
tracked
to
snowline
on
the
place
after
the
speech,
a-
commlt-
Anyox-Maple
Bay
trail
the
ban-
tee
ol
inree
was
eiecieu
to
dit
who
Is
believed
to
have
held
the
city
council
and
obtain
fur-it,-
...pr-.i
nrf.
at
Anvox
ther
particulars
to
be
reported
getting
away
with
next
Sunday
Halibut
Sales;
Summary
American
32,500,
8.4c
and
5c
and
8.5c
and
5c.
Canadian
87,300
pounds,
6.6c
and
5c
and
7.6c
and
5c.
American
Zarembo,
17,000,
Cold
Storage,
8.5c
and
6c.
Onah,
14,000,
Royal,
8.5c
and
6c.
Revilla,
11.500,
Atltn,
8.4c
and
6c.
Canadian
Capella
I.,
17,000,
Atlln,
7.4c
and
5c.
5c.
Teeny
Mllly,
9.000,
Booth,
6.8c
and
5c.
Essential,
9,000,
Pacific,
6.6c
and
Lake
Biwa,
8,500,
Cold
Storage,
?.6c
and
5c.
Pair
of
Jacks,
8,000,
Royal,
6
6c
md
5c.
5c.
Morris
H..
14,000,
Booth,
7.3c
and
Blue
Boy,
8,000,
Pacific,
6.8c
and
5c.
Tugwell.
3,700,
Atlln,
6.9c
and
5c.
J.O.,
1,000,
Atlln,
6.6c
and
5c.
Arctic
I.,
14,000,
Cold
Storage,
7.6c
and
5c.