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pjn.
17.9
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0:30
am.
7.1
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12:15
pan.
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EXECUTIONS
ij'
inrre
rersons
ray
yiin
tneir
1
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.
n
I
I.
in
mr
Amu
nil
on
n
I
i.itii
Guard
General
7
nil
avnAl&
init
atlamnlJK"
a
-
-v
insi
witf
rn
as
in
una
n
enders
tailed
apanesc
lane
Reported
On
Fire
Near
Here
By
Master
Of.
Steamer
ManocuTies
This
Week
LONDON.
July
7:
CP"-Oreat
tnauovrec
of
BriUah
mttttary
She
now
hat
two
mUlton
men
un-
.dor
arm,
some
of
whom
wer
rt
rinnm
.
.
.
m.i..
..u.
jh-
,
of
petrol.
Small
ouanu
rin
ain
mr
in
Tirwnrinmwitirii
off,
Ally
today,
-
tie
are
allowed
eacn
person.
MaiVaabaldonoftheclv-'.
MrJiI
OjJf
r.,-d,
daughter
and
chauf-J
ft
2
nasannouiw-i
j
.
i
,,t
,,
j
.
k
tnrrMMJvi
hrvan
k.,c
v
cut
rwr-
mltinr
execution.
"x
execuUon.
all
of
which
oc-
ptti
ycHerday.
was
accompanied
1
ta
announcement
they
were
cx-j
f3
of
the
wlft
Justice
which!
w
tJi
IU1I
VI
MV
ilWf
.
LhrnulnoiAl
i.UlH,aM
Knt
nfsstl
-
r-
Mvwawa
lla,il
w
tj
U
A
a
.
.
.
it
-
vui
laic,
9im
uiiivwi
'
riftiast
i
i
u
a
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4
1
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wwwa
a
wu
sp
rr
a
h
t.
i.
.
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T
1
A
XTPr
lil.lM
II
I'.
IO
UIVUJUU
fltlttASA.
a.
a
ptt
Wiih
Germany
And
Italy
reme
Nationalist
newsDaDcr.
pch
enjoys
a
wide
circulation
F'ong
military
groups,
gave
warded
exnrcsslon
to
the
armv
fmand
that
Japan
enter
a
mill-'
t'i
alliance
wltli
Oermany
and
F"y
at
once.
It
was
believed
here
P'
a
breakdown
In
the
neeotla-
lPn'
With
Ori-nt
nrlfnln
wnnlrl
'P
the
cause
of
those
who
want
c
aUlance.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Uuuruy
B,
O.
Jotxiiton
Cto.)
Vancouver
life
Missouri.
.12.
Bralorne,
11.90
(ask).
Cariboo
Quartz.
2.10.
Dentonla.
.OT3!.
Falrvlew.
.03.
Gold
Belt.
.25.
Hedley
Mascot,
.75.
Mlnto.
.01i.
Noble
Five.
.01
Vi-Pacific
Nickel.
.13.
Pcnd
Orlcile,
1.40.
Pioneer,
2.50.
Premier,
1.86.
Privateer,
1.15.
Reno.
.45.
Relief
Arlington,
.12.
Reward,
.02.
Salmon
Oold,
.04.
Sheep
Creek,
1.22..
Cariboo
Hudson.
.03li-flcdley
Amalg.
J)l.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.H
Caimont.
31.
C.
&
E.,
1.90.
Freehold,
.03V4.
Home.
2.15.
Pacalta,
.04.
Royal
Canadian,
.17-Okalta.
105.
Mercury.
.06.
Prairie
Royalties,
.21.
Toronto
holiday.
Toronto
market
closed.
LONDON.
August
7:
A
French
military
mission
Tomorrow
s
Tides
Weather
Forecast
FLYING
OF
ATLANTIC
BritUh
and
American
Flying
Boats
Successfully
Span
Ocean
In
Opposite
Directions
With
i
Air
Mail
1
QUEBEC.
August
Tblrtjr-three
hours
7:
(CP)
-alter
havlnj
ii..
t
-
Vol
i
Tn
Wlirrl
Mnrhinn
If
Am-
Mac
IIovi.
lIt
SouthamoUJri.
the
Imnenal
A
nPH
IILJD.AV,
II
KHI
iUV,.,v
ft,
4,IJa,',u.7
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v.
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v
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i
.
n
it
i
a
Been
in
Trouble
Off
Lawyer
Wine
-Investigation
"
q7
i
Immediately
Started
a
MaT
of
two
.
eonu
to
.
Port
WahincVn
New
York,
thu
(apt
William
Palmer
of
the
steamer
Princess
Char-
auemsfuUy
i
augurann-
tram
0
nnrthlmunil
irom
I'nnce
KUDC1T.
10
axamvav.
ai
aiuuiuc
air
mau
rm
in?va
:
;
,
a
mnrniiKr
cpnt
n
mniMuirrp
tn
I'hilin
M.
Knv
nf
thr
""u
,ta
-
-
o
'
-
..--.j-
-
-
j
-
...
LOOSE
ROCK
KILLS
MEN
lur
Ie
Their
I,Itcs
On
"Dream
llithwar"
in
Pen
iylranla
STAHLSTOWN
Pa
.
Aucust
7
Four
men
were
kitted
a
thf
UKTtt
Ull
HIC
CWM
W
WM
n
.
I
.rn.tk.nUiiflt
K.nt
Oeone
wUl
have
a
busy
rw
eentn
n.
:
i
Defence,
hat
left
Van-
week
rertewtng
the
Tartou
dem-r
Edmonton,
it
wat
learn-
rtw.ra'
ona.
fxrnoon
in
lorK
dWance!
Owmany
la
continuing
her
Pre-n
wiih
Canadian
PfaaVniUw
lw
BiltUary
aetirtttea.
h
Laurel
HIU
ttinnol
of
the
state's
$0GWX
"dream
hehwy
n-.i
ft
bre
Three
of
the
men
were
killed
at
a
rock
wUhlnt
aeveia
tcm
fell
out
of
the
roof.
The
-trh
victim
was
Injured
so
serl-l
..
M..i
mA
,...
f
ki
ouaiy
ma
i
ne
oica
ciuuuic
iir.oa.i.
beint
Und
that
the
I
Somerset
hospital.
Iwtutd
be
kept
under
arm
unUi,
Septombcr.
WhUe
tne
preparauons
.
w-ii
4
npTrT
are
aald
to
be
for
defensive
pur-
UULtL4lt
HliA
l
I
II
1
1
now
it
U
pointed
out
here
thit
Herr
Adolf
Hitler
know
well
that
none
of
the
countric
of
Europe
have
anr
aggressive
Intentions
sc
Is
presumed
the
preparation
Ilt
are
for
offensive
purpose.
Civilians
are
"
limited
very
".'j
strlcUy
.
t
I
TO
MOSCOW.
Militan
Mission
Leaves
London,
a
For
Soviet
Capital
BrlUsh-'
left
fori
.
Ji
....
n4lrVi
MOSCOW
M)
aisstuao
jouiv
1
French-RuMlan
military
action
as
take
I
in
Europe'
-aggression
I
Seven
other
"
"r??
"
,a
nrelimlnary
to
Russia's
Inclusion,
or
Koad
Work
-
--
ki
u
1
UK.t&l
LIU
IL.A
aaaaav
ttw
niw.,r!many
now
uau
"anu
.nti..rcdnn
and
their
air
f.orce
arc
of
the
situation.
would
front.
The
memoers
oi
me
mis--
4on
wiU
diecuM
methods
by
whlrJi
he
three
countries
could
co-operate
on
land,
sea
and
In
-the
air
In
vent
of
war.
Jt
Is
expected
the
discussions
will
last
through
i
German
Air
Liner
Wrecks
Three
of
Crew
And
Four
Passen
gers
Killed
BERLIN,
August
7:
Three
of
the
crew
and
four
passengers
were
killed
when
the
German
airliner
HansWende
crashed
near
Hospl-Ulet.
Spain,
while
on
a
regular
fll-jht
between
Barcelona
and
American
Warships
Help
Rescue
Japs
Nipponese
Naval
Plane
Plunged;
Into
Ocean
Near
Tsingtao
,
Bulletins
WATER
PIPE
ORDER
Gordon
&
Belyea
of
Vancou-Ter,
represented
b
C.
C.
Stills
of
this
city,
today
was
awarded
the
order
for
water
pipe
and
fittings
to
be
used
In
the
city's
water
main
replacement
project.
The
bid
of
the
successful
tend-erer
for
water
pipe
was
$lt,Kl
and
for
fittings,
$1611.55.
Other
tenders
were:
Pipe
Prince
Rupert
Supply.
$14,717;
Atlas
Boiler
Works,
$12319;
Albert
ti
Mc-Caffery
(Johns
Manvllle),
$12,-"0L25.
Fittings
Prince
Rupert
miUi
ivu
wxn
fiufci
it
SuijdIt.
$2111:
Alias
Holier
...
.
.
I
lf.l,.
t,
AAI
t:
Anrlrow
Khrt.
.,
.
.
i
f
-ee
,
iuii
biugb
per
Dour
wituotji
mci
w
.
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L'L.
......
m.
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y.
l
rw.
,in
Itlwiklriiin
ri
fllA
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1
......
-
.
onPnl
nniliiiiiig
iuiui,iii
uii
.lujuaiiv
uii
iiic
ui
defit
mdp
a
at
rjotwox'
$165.5S;
Smith
k
Maliell.
Jlfc.J.-
r
I
.and
OUtSlUO
Ol
rrince
KUpert
Iiaroor.
irtCCapUlin
Newfoundland,
enroute
to
refuel
S$:
Albert
Si
McCaffery.
JlfflJ.-
.j
.
..1
Xntn
cnn
Mia
til
'inn
f
ollmrr
vVii-r4u?
oftnf
iitria
tva
Aifantio
95.
Two
of
the
nine
tenders
were
i:
sia
Airways
seaplane,
en-
.
met
the
Pan-Anvriean
Airways
rultd
out
becaue
the
material
lushenea
patrol
err!ce.'
nTnnT
.
rn
Yankee
Clipper
which
set
up
-ue
.
iclnHjr
bat
return-
I
1
1
K
I
A
Y
tel
record
In
the
opposite
reporUmj
tliat
it.L'lUl
Lfl
1
U
direetlon
riurn
and
that
the
tea
a-jgh
with
a
aUlf
etr-
J
W
T:
IXU
III
II
W
IttUlIU
13
r-
tnp
neMttiDornooa
ana
t
a.
Ti.
'
i
uc
mi
a
ai
c
Havm
a
.
huse
tender
Alberni
t
'
nreaUgale.
t
r
,rr&
ChartoUe
did
not!
S.t
'-m
her
court
bat
eon-,
OF
MIGHT
was
ollertd
that
ttlfirrat
nritain.
Germany
and
Other
n
one
of
the
which
,
European
Countries
Te
State
jrl
-irthward
voyage.
naal
and
aerial
atrengtn
wui
oe
.
i
t
,
a
..i.fjju.!
..li
r.r?
was
no
maieauon
aa
mj,otu
ui
rrv-nru
iii.ui.
tr
v-.c
r
anv
rat
an
fire
1
1
snliar
manoeuvre
in
Oermany
at
Wa'-hai:
W
A.
Dlabop
V.C
well
at
vartoua
eenuai
!ropM
The
Caribou
will
leave
New
Yo
k
Wednday
on
her
return
fMjht
f
England.
was
not
Canadian
manufactured
as
required
by
the
federal
OLOF
HANSON
HERE
Olof
Hanson,
M.
P.
for
Skeena.
arrived
In
the
city
from
Sml-thers
on
last
night's
train
and
will
be
here
for
the
most
of
the
week.
Mr.
Hanson
reports
continued
impruT
ment
In
the
movement
of
poles
frjm
the
central
interior
to
the
East.
One
of
the
biggest
crops
on
record
appears
in
prospect
in
the
Bulkley
Valley.
Harvesting
weather
is
now
very
favorable
after
an
Ideal
growing
season.
ANNIE"
J.
WlXt
J.
Hingtlon'a
Annie
J.
was
win
ner
of
the
David
Todd
Cup
handicap
model
yacht
rare
yes-ttrday
afternoon.
Ted
Rorvik
won
a
special
sailboat
race.
The
speedboat
race
between
Paul
Armour's
Wayward
Girl
and
Dan
Wick's
IL
H.
was
postponed
when
the
former
vessel
broke
down.
DROWNED
L
GULF
VICTORIA
Craig
MacPhee,
Vancouver,
was
rescued
from
the
Gulf
of
Georgia
off
Point
Roberts,
Washington,
Saturday
by
the
Vancouver
fish
boat
Shannon
M.
alter
spending
five
and
half
hours
in
the
water
fight
ing
tides
and
exposure
after
a
sail
boat,
in
which
he
and
his
brother,
Angus,
2,
were
sailing
to
Lumml
Island,
capsiied.
Angus
disappeared
and
was
apparently
drowned.
ASHORE
IN
NARROWS
KETCHIKAN
The
Alaska
Steamship
Cc's
frcighier
Depere
Is
high
and
drj
at
low
tide
on
a
beach
a
mile
north
of
Petersburg
after
falling
in
an
attempt
to
run
Wrangell
Narrows
in
a
fog.
She
struck
the
steel
structure
supporting
a
lighted
con
crete
beacon
on
Prowllwy
Rock
and
split
her
hull
open,
bend
ing
the
beacon.
Capt.
Burns
or
drred
the
310-foot
craft
beached
to
save
her
from
sinking
when
he
discovered
ten
feet
of
water
In
the
hold.
She
carried
a
crew
of
31
but
had
no
passengers.
The
Salvage
King
has
put
out
from
Victoria
to
go
to
the
aid
of
the
stricken
Depere.
R.
DIALS
WIN
TITLE
WINNIPEG
Vancouver
Radi-als
won
the
Dominion
soccer
championship
Saturday
by
beating
Montreal
Carsteel
three
to
one
and
taking
the
best
of
three
series
two
games
to
one
after
the
first
game
had
been
tied.
Weather
Forecast
TSINOTAO.
August
7:
A
Jap-.tinues
high
ol
the
uruisn
coium-
J
n
maud
n
aval
nlane
was
rescued
ai-
bla
coast
and
relaUvely
low
in
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.,
MONDAY,
AUGUST
7,
1939.
Attack
British
Sharp
Protest
Is
Being
At
Incident
Far
Up
omic
fliscruninauon
against
'e
0f
tnc
Asiatic
Petroleum
Co
.All
vic-irre
dtr
In
return
for
recognition
were
Chinese
exeetrt
Denrer
of
Polish
customs
APOLOGIZES
Inspectors'
wno
wac
chief
officer
of
the
steam
-
rieht
on
Danzl?
soil.
It
is
learned.
In
return
the
-Polish
government
la
expected
to
lilt
duties
imposed
on
Danzig-made
goods
sold
In
TO
HOOVER1
CHICAGO.
August
7:
The
University
of
Chicago
apologized
to
former
President
Herbert
Hoover
on
'its
nationally
broadcast
round
j
table
yesterday
for
a
statement
on
last
week's
broadcast
that
he
'was
"buying
southern
delegates
to
the
1940
Republican
presidential.
convenUon.
i
Hutchins.
had
asserted
that
"a
!
lie
was
broadcast
to
the
whole
country
and
demanded
a
"full
apology"
be
made
on
yesterday's
round
table
broadcast.
Hutchins.
bed-ridden
with
an
Injured
back,
referred
the
protest
to
Woodward
vacationing
In
Michi
ship
Httngchanwo,
WASHINGTON,
August
uae
Republican
leader
.
r
.
v-
n
if....i;l.ii.i.lf.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Moderate
west
winds,
fair
and
warm
today.
one
of
the
bombed
craft.
The
Incident
Is
alleged
to
have
occurred
495
miles
up
the
Yangste
iRlyer.
The
British
protest
.claims
this
is
far
outside
of
the
range
of
I
military
action
and
there
was
no
justification
lor
the
attack.
j
a
Japanese
Army
spokesman
I
said
:
"We
have
no
Information.
If
it
happened.
It
is
a
regrettable
mis
take."
rniversity
of
Chicago
Takes
Back'-
Accusation
Regarding
Buying
iT'l'V
T
i
'I"!'!
Of
Delegates
To
Convention
J
J
JjiTL
1
1
JLlEi
NEW
DEAL
ouse
Republican
Leader
War
Upon
Roosevelt
Administration
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Ships
Made
Yangtse
In
Which
Three
Vessels
Sunk
SMOOTHING
UP
DANZIG
One
Itsue
Between
Poles
Naiis
Ironed
Out
Four
3Icmbcrs
of
Crew
Are
Killed-Injured
Include
Victoria
Man
Tokyo
Has
No
Information
But
Expresses
Regret
!
SHANGHAI,
August
7:
(CP)
Britons
accused
the
And
Japanese
today
of
making
a
premeditated
attack
on
Bn-n
itish
interest
in
air
raids
yesterday
at
Ichang
in
which
I
A'
r
;
i
l.:
i
.i.t-
jiwo
liriLisn
river
sieainsiups
were
uesiroyea
wun
me
Warsaw.
August
The
Da-
death
of
four
members
of
the
crew
and
injury
of
five
inns
senate
has
accepted
the
Poiwi
j
eluding
a
Canadian,
H.
J.
Dyer
Denyer
of
Victoria.
There
soverrrnient
Ifer
to
drop
econ-lwas
damage
to
the
property
FRAME-UP
ALLEGED
Defence
Witnesses
For
Harry
Bridges
Go
Onto
Stand
Todav
SAN
FRANCISCO.
August
7:
Defence
counsel
for
Harry
Brldgej,
alien
west
coast
maritime
labor
leader,
went
Into
the
opposition
camp
today
In
an
attempt
to
prove
the
deportation
proceedings
against
him
are
part
of
a
frame-up
by
employers
and
anti-radical
groups.
With
the
government's
case
corn
pie
tea
in
lour
wecu
oi
lesuinunjr
the
defence
opened
its
panel
of
witnesses
Monday
morning.
Harper
Knowles
Is
scheduled
to
Opens
be
the
lead-off
witness
for
the
defence.
Knowles
appeared
last
year
before
the
Dies
Committee.
Joseph
Roosevelt
Vetoes
erlck
C.
Woodward
expressed
"re-
jast
night
hailed
administration
KrPpHnrr)
(if
KanlfC
igret"
on
the
University's
behalf.'
tats
in
;he
first
session
of
the
A
I
He
said:
"We
believe
the
state-
75th
Congress
as
an
end
to
the
I
ment
was
untrue
and
should
never
'"era"
Qf
nish
and
reckless
er-
Does
Not
Favor
ContinnaUon
Of
J
have
been
made.'
I
The
statement
was
made
by
erimentation
and
asserted
th:
Uncrity
would
continue
to
batUe
Drew
Pearson,
Washington
co.-j-;ew
Deal
socialism
at
every
step
umnist.
as
a
participant
in
laft
Sunday's
round
table
discussion
of
public
affairs.
Hoover,
In
a
telegraphic
protest
t0
University
President
Robert
M.
gan.
Woodward
made
his
apology;,,,-
R-oublican
member
of
the
known
on
the
beginning
of
yester-j
noUse
appropriations
subcommlt-days
broadcast
and
repeated
at
Us
tee
forecast
a
$5,00000,000
net
conclusion.
(Presentation
By
Mrs.
Will
Rogers
Widow
of
Famous
Humorist
Gives
$125,000
To
Help
Crippled
College
Students
HOLLYWOOD.
August
7:
Mrs.
Will
Rogers,
widow
ol
the
late
screen
comedian,
yesterday
pre
sented
the
University
of
California
at
Los
Angeles
with
a
$125,000
scholarship
fund
for
physically
handicapped
students.
The
schol
arship
fund,
one
of
the
three
to
be
given
in
the
nation.
wiU
aid;
crippled,
blind,
and
deaf
students.
Others
wiU
be
presented
to
we
University
of
Oklahoma
and
the
University
of
Texas.
The
money
Is
part
of
a
sum
contributed
throughout
the
country
as
a
mem
orial
to
will
Rocers.
killed
In
an
General
Synopsis
Pressure
con-;
Alactnri
ftlr
crash.
!
beial'-m."
He
said
they
testified
to
sincere
Republican
co-operation
with
the
real
Democrats
In
tl.e
fight
to
save
America
from
tl-.ei
New
Deal.
1
Simultaneously.
Representative
John
J.
Taber
of
New
York,
rank
diflency
at
the
close
of
the
current
fiscal
year.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Alert
Bay
Broken
clouds,
west
Interlocking
Directorate
WASHINGTON.
August
7:
f
the
road."
President
Roosevelt
vetoed
a
bill
In
reviewing
the
activities
of
which
would
have
granted
another
he
session
which
adjourned
sud-
four
year
period
in
which
banks
denJr.
Martin
listed
14
accomplish-
could
terminate
interlocking
dlr-r.ents
which
he
said
were
achie-
cc
to
rates,
-d
under
the
"banner
of
honest
STILL
HEAD
OF
LEGION
William
McKinistry
Re-elected
President
of
British
Columbia
Command
Wilson
Zone
Representative
wind,
2
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
Canadian
Legion
at
the
close
of
30.33:
temperature,
49;
sea
smooth.
Bull
cuu
Harbor
naxoor-wven.i
Overcast,
light
Usui,
log
KAMLOOPS,
August
7:
(CP)
William
McKinistry
of
Vancouver
was
re-elected
president
of
the
British
Columbia
command
of
the
the
annual
convention
here.
representatives
Include
J.
S,
patches-
southwest
wind
5
miles
isoof
prJnce
Rupert
Zone
Wil-
per
nour;
oaromr
com.ention
resolution,
perature.
54;
moderate
swell
supported
the
principle
that,
when
Prince
Ruperts
Broken
clouds,
thritlsh
or
part
of
calm;
barometer,
3056;
tempera-;
R
waj
afc
,
Canada
b
automaU.
ture
55-
'eallv
cimy
at
ai
war
Triple
Island-Scattered
clouds.,
northwest
wind.
5
miles
per
Hour:
sea
smooth.
Langara'
Island
Scattered
clouds:
west
wind.
4
miles
per
hour;
barometer
3059;
tempera
ture.
52;
sea
smooth.
Dead
Tree
Point
Clear;
west
r'sid,
5
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
So.20;
temperature.
61;
light
swell.
Halibut
Sales
HaUbut
prices
mounted
upwards
)lstfr
0,
mlneJi
a
pas5eng
:at
Prince
Rupert
today
with
only
two
boats
landing
catches.
The
aiiuicw
Andrew
Brown
oiuh
of
Massett,
wno
American
vessel
.aremoo
soia
Iter
a
dive
into
"
xne
sea
Dy
a
jp-
vregon.
ine
wiauiwr
ias
ueen
inn
irr
:
.
.
T
1
.
......
.
I.:.-.
.lL
.
wj.iu.iAV.ii.hl.nM
rvnmric
tn
Rnval
Fish
C.n
.
at
Mines
Minister
Returning
South
Hon.
W.
J.
Asselstine
Here
Saturday
Evening
After
Week
at
Stewart
After
spending
a
week
visiting
his
constituents
In
the
Portland
Canal
aboard
the
Prince
George
Saturday
evening
returning
to
Victoria.
launch
crew
assisted
Dy
.ana
comparatively
coot
uirougnoui
nas
oeen
on
a
uuci
ii
""w-.i
---
,
Ianese
Punches
from
the
United
States'
this
province.
kan,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
9.6c
and
6c
and
the
Canadian
boat
William
Duff
Is
leaving
on
thii
warships
Marblehcad,
Canopus!
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Prince
Rupert
this
morning,
on
his
Takla
disposed
of
40.000
pounds
evenings
train
for
month
trip
to
ChalfcHe
to
Canadian
FUh
&
Cold
Storage
Toronto
where
hi
Hugh
Duff.
son.
Mvir
and
Plseon
which
were
near
the
-Moderate
to
fresh
northwest
wy
back
to
the
Queen
place.
iwinos,
line
ana
warmer,
islands.
iw
iwuc.
1