.
...
Ih.url
Pranl
Till
.Morning
v.
moJrt
distinct
eclipses
Sfn
Generally
19:
CP
i.i
.
Ml
M
K
m
m
m
I
I
m
m
m
m
The
HOSPITAL
.
...
.
mnicnoi
wmp
ior
tipi-
.
t
1
.J
k.
mm.
nIniia
Ruptrt
Rhrlne
Club
r
R
jiert
Shrine
Club
a"
night,
decided
to
new
Prince
Rupert
'
a
tine
emergencj
Uie
operating
room
::
tn"
type
and
may
b
rary,
to
uoh
othet
tiMpltal
as
the
em--T
and
case
room.
A
'
lamp
U
that
it
l
ppf.C,
so.
In
event
of
In-:
the
usual
electrical
cmaln
alight.
Tliere
r
a.
focussing
and
!.i-menU
and.
In
all.
it
,:t!
most
up
to
date
le-
parUcular
form
of
hos-
Halibut
Sales
Summary
187.000.
7c
and
5c.
132.500
pounds,
Cc
and
and
5c
American
38,000.
Oold
Btorage.
7c
29.000.
Cold
Storage.
7c
kt'pVVVi
W
W
IU
www-c
-
...UUU.
1L11I1.
U.1U
UIUI
K
1
450,
Atllq,
8.4c
and
5c.
rench
m
am
m
m
m
mm
m
.Ir.iL
rjE.rAKIftti
0b
a
i
T
omorrow
s
I
taes
141
Capitol
1:24
a-nW.U
TAXI
13:58
t.
tf.arv
pi.
.v.
V.
VIII
No
1
19
VISIRI
F
FINP
TR
A
IN
sold
Plan
I
riifnomenon
Wltneed
by
Details
of
Equipment
Which
Will
Carry
Kins
and
Queen
MONTREAL.
Amll
10:
The
six
cart
for
the
Rnval
train
which
nrn
4-
v,
nr.mA
in
vttiiik
ureoarra
ax
rami
bl.
unarifj
.
rvr
111
ui
4ii4t44
All
...
it
1
annas
01
inn
irnnanian
naiinnai
I,
mVmVm
W1L11FS1CU
'
"
'
'
r
T",
1
1
..
.
.
t
.
.
t
1
.
.
J
a.
n
woou-cai
inciuac
uie
3
v
;::k
thU
mornlng.The
rar
and
cloudlea
In
a
mor
uenerai
iwo
privaii
'
....
.l..
-1
cari
In
which
the
Klne
and
Oueen
OuV.
UlC
jjucjjujucjivh
---
-
r
rn
to
the
naked
eye..wUl
travel;
a
buslne
car
In
which
c
cVtinct
darkening
for
lne
Lord-in-Waltlng
and
the
Lord
;v-
Chamberlain
will
travel:
the
Ca--
an-
The
eclipse,
an
bejan
at
6:33.
wa
In
the,nadlan
National
compartment
cam
r
58
with
a
magnitude
rn'
and
ended
at
8:10
be
another
eclipse
of
tit
.
d
i
...
.
.
.
.
,
i
tun.
Atlantic"
and
"Pacific"
in
which
other
members
of
the
Ruyal
party
win
oe
accomodated,
and
one
oi
the
new
Canadian
National
Rall-
.
.
.
.
...
.ttuva
Hltilnfr
iari
rM.ntlv
mtt
fV-nhr
12
hut
It
WUI
"
-
,
'
,h..
,nntrv
.nto
service,
which
seat
43
pe
'nere
win
oc
a
,
.,
i
The
can
accomodating
the
Klne
moon
viiidic
in
aj-i
-
.
.
.
.
October
27
a
partial
f"d
?ttn
U
at
lh1ftflr(fl,
,
...ut.
i
i
the
train.
One
car
contains
two
room
and
private
bath,
a
sitting
room
or
lounge
tor
the
King
and
April
nru.
I
.7
"
Queen
and
two
bedrooms
for
iDte
inrouitnoui
v.un-
,
,
.
.
.atf
lember
of
tne
sun
northern
United
'
""T"
'J
.
'Z
Koyal
II
u7.
.
about
half
of
the
sun
in
Vancouver
and
.?
visible
decrease
In
.J'
lounee.
as
well
as
an
office,
a
dining
room
and
kitchen
and
two
bedrooms
with
a
bath
room
for
members
of
the
Royal
staff.
The
buslneM
car
contains
two
main
bedroom
with
bath,
lounge.
dining
room,
kitchen
and
a
bed-,
room
for
the
servants.
The
cars
"Pacific"
and
"Atlan-I
Itlc"
wlU
accomodate
the
Ladles.ln-
Waltlng
and
other
persons
'
Their
Majeatlci"
staff.
The
car
"Atlantic"
has
six
rooms
with
lounge
and
shower
bath.
The
ear
Pacific"
has
six
rooms
with
lounge
and
a
shower.
The
lounM
on
the
"Atlantic
the
"Pacific
and
the
bustnew
car
will
be
used
as
sitting
rooms
for
all
member
of
the
Royal
party.
j
Koyal
Colors
The
exterior
color
scheme
of
the
.
train
will
be
royal
blue,
with
art-1
ver
panels
between
me
winaows.
and
a
hortsontal
gold
stripe
above
and
below
the
windows,
the
blue
color
extending
above
the
windows
to
the
roof
line
which
will
nave
a
gun-metal
color.
The
cars
In
which
the
King
and
Oiiwn
will
travel
will
bear
th
110)
u!
LUUl
ui
niuw
-
'
.
of
ach
car
below
Hhc
wmaows.i
The
other
cars
In
the
train
will
bear
the
Royal
Cipher
and
Crown
In
the
centre
below
the
winnow
and
a
Royal
Crown
at
each
end
or
the
blue
stripe
between
the
top
of
the
windows
and
roof
line.
All
of
the
cars
arc
alr-condiuon-
The
Canadian
National
is
preparing
four
locomotive
for
the
Royal
train,
one
6400-typc.
finished
In
Royal
niue.
m
addition
to
these,
an
oll-burnln
locomotive
will
be
used
for
haul
ing
the
train
through
the
Work
Is
proceeding
now
on
me
-:.
19.000.
Booth.
7C
and
sc.
...
.nr,
nnA
eood
nro-
..000.
Cold
Btorage.
7c.J
TO"
exterior
finishing
and
Interior
21.000.
Cold
Btorage.
-
7c
JJ
I
.
-
i
The
Royal
train
Is
being
equlp-10.000.
Cold
tJ
Storage.
7c
j
wllh'n
tntcr-communicatlng
ii
lo.uuu.
uoyai,
ic
uuu
nl
nil
stons
ior.
"
"uuu'
nnts
de
tclcDhone
service.
in
T
T
nni
a
a
t
Tn
Pnnti1fsi
V
....
v
ViUWUi
w.
.
and
5c
I
tmhli
i
.
.
.
3rtl.
.
...
r
-
I
tinvi
wv
a
.
.
"'v
a,
14.111111
a
t
1
1
ii
li
Kf
nnn
ar.
Supply
Dept
For
Britain
Is
Said
To
Be
Next
CHORLEY,
Lancashire.
April
4-
IB
Spy
activities
in
England
4-
were
recounted
when
Joseph
4-
4
4
Kelly
appeared
In
court
to
t.
.
.i
i..
j.
i
1
ud
in
a
body
and
see
it.
The
change
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
APRIL
19,
1939.
Doings
Around
Ottawa
House
By
TOM
P.EID
M.P.
-t-
muwci
mi
u
cuarge
ui
auppi-
t.
4-
tng
a
plan
of
the
big
Euston
lTruth
About
BrcnGun
Factory
Trade
Treaty
and
B.C.
arm.
factor,
to
a
Oerman
!
Electoral
Reform
4-
secret
agent
for
thirty
pounds.
4-
The
nroceeutor
charsed
that
c:
,
,.if;nnifU
inet
tVio
Pnrlinmpntjifv
rnm-
4-
part
in
the
factory.
4-
piani
in
loroiiio..
ii.ib
tuc
ui
.
vv..
.
-
threatened
with
destruction
4
,
Rervatives
called
the
broken-down
boiler
factory.
So
much
C
,Ce
S
mied
hiZh
IIQUC
llcaiY
10
nmrmnnmn
that
that
came
came
over
over
the
the
Opposition
Opposition
i
f
Af
T
J
if,
members
when
this
was
proposed
VI
!
II
lh
J
.
I
fXXLT
I
It
I
OnH
Attar
V
n
hwame
an-
U
1
VJul-lll
X
U
parent,
mai
init
m
me
iw
uuuS
I
I
Itcfvrtll
Patina
Parliament
thfy
wanled
10
d0
rir
word
UIVlDLr
1
aadlll
1
dlliaiUCUl
rea.hed
Otuwa
by
Individual
mem
bers
who
nad
vuuea
11
mai
n
was
PORT
II
ANEY.
.April
19:
LAKE
ICE
IS
BREAKING
Ferry
Wharf
Is
Menaced
on
Fran-cols
Lake
by
Huge
noes
Debris
Thrown
up
on
Road
FRANCOIS
LAKE,
April
19.
Witfi
prospects
of
navigation
being
open
a
month
earlier
than
usual,
Francois
Lake
Ice
Is
breaking
up
vlldly.
crowding
floes
throwing
out
spurs
of
ice
as
high
as
twenty-five
feet
surmounted
by
glistening
pinnacles
and
towera
to
give
the
contour
a
castellated
appearance.
The
lerry
whan
at
the
north
side
of
the
the
eouinment
has
been
moved'
Macey's
Coffee
House
PRICE:
ft
CENTS
Ship
Victim
Of
Sabotage
4
OLD
LINER
IS
BURNED
Former
Flagship
of
French
Merchant
Marine
Keeled
Over
And
Sank
LE
HAVRE,
France,
April
19:
The
liner
Paris,
once
the
flagship
of
the
French
merchant
fleet,
keeled
over
and
settled
in
36
feet
of
water
after
a
fire
which
officials
suspect
was
set
by
foreign
sabateurs.
Two
people
were
killed
and
two
injured,
in
a
night
long
fight
against
the
flames.
The
police
held
for
several
released
a
dock
was
said
aboutit
that,
when
the
committee
met,
a
proposal
atralnstit.
seven
lender
cues
have
hours
IZl'
and
Ll
then
".VL
.
Has
made
to
the
members
of
the
committee
that
they
go
teen
sheared
off
already
and
ail
Kerian.
from
the
wharf
warehouse
as
a
precautionary
measure.
ProckvtAMan
Clarence
Hickey
or
the
Forest
I
ICOSJj
LCI
loll
Branch
made
the
last
crossing
of
t
1
Dt
the
season
on
the
slush
ice,
shov-
1)1111211
KllCS
tng
a
email
boat
ahead
of
him.;
Breaking
through
frequently,
he
was
an
Al-
OTTAWA.
April
19:
CP-
The
mo,p
and
UD.to.date
Dlant.
L,vln.
hh
.h'nni
tudnU
de-
succeeded
In
reaching
open
water
nT
A"cna
nnei
mis
Aiter-
uiti
.k.
,u
ttiih
RtatMt
..
r
.
..
j
r
"
.......
i
k
.1
i
noon
of
Late
J.
Lome
.'lac-
un..
r
'
wmtu
w
w
i
trade
agreement
cleared
it
last
lt
u
Vfry
floubtful
if
the
country
,
tWo-day
walkout
In
proteat
at
the
a
a
westerly
gale
drove
the
Ice
be-j
hurdle
hurdle
last
last
night
night
when
when
It
It
received
received
u1u
u1u
ever
ever
hear
hear
anythlng;anore
anythlnganore
about
about
i
aetlon
of
the
voter
of
he
muni-
fore
It.
The
second
car
contains
a
larg
te
second
reading
In
the
8cnate
tne
kttV
.
4tiftlW
,u
fsawaav
iant
belng
f
J,
-j-
c!d
boner
and
now
awaltt
the
Royal
Assent.
fa.t.
nr
,Pmrfiinir
to
lnforma
It
had
previously
been
passed
by
tJon
Irom
member,
whd
made
the
the
House
of
Commons.
;
m.nectlonal
inspecnonai
rtslt.
viaiv.
the
mc
CBren
ujjcu
gun
b""
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.18.
Bralonw.
10.00.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.10.
uoKi
oen.
At.
Hedle'
Mascot.
1.12.
Mlnto,
.om.
Noble
Rve.
.014.
Pacific
Nickel.
.12.
Pend
Oreille,
1M.
Pioneer.
2J6.
Premier.
1.88.
Privateer,
1.12.
Reeve
McDonald.
2.
Reno.
21.
Relief
Arlington.
10Vi-Reward.
J0-V.-Salmon
Oold.
.10.
Sheep
Creek,
1.05.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.25.
Hedley
Amal..
.04
ask.
Oils
A.
P.
Con
.18
ask.
Calmont,
.33.
C.
Si
H,
2
03.
Freehold,
,03i-Home,
2.12.
Pacalta,
.05.
Royal
Canadian,
.17.
Okalta.
1.01.
Mercury,
.06.
Prairie
Royalties.
.18.
Toronto
Aldermac.
.31.
Beattlc.
1.08.
Central
Pat.
2.11.
Con.
Bmelter$,
45.50.
East
Malartlc,
258.
Fcmland.
.04.
Francocur,
.15.
Gods
Lake.
.20.
Hard
Rock.
1.00.
Int.
Nickel,
45.25.
Kerr
Addison.
1.55.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.60.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1,77.
Madsen
Red
Luke,
1.11.
Moneta,
.97.
Noranda,
.74.
Pickle
Crow,
4.65.
Preston
E.Domc,
1.24.
San
Antonio,
1.33.
Sherrltt
Oordon,
.94.
'Stadacona,
.47.
Uchl
Gold,
1.10.
Bouscadlllac.
.05.
MoshcrT
.13.
Oklend,
.08.
Smelters
Oold,
.02.
w
,
....
i
i
Interestingly
oi
nis
rec-LONDON,
Telling
TiONDON
Anrll
April
19:-Thc
iv.
cabinet
1
reported
to
have
decided
o
-.Ant
e
-
nt
trip
trin
te
to
.Ban
San
Francisco
to
attend
tabllsh
a
supply
Qcpuuv..
.
wi"',,
r
Small
was
the
siicak
of
war
w-.,
.
speed
the
provision
t"
up
at
the
regular
weemy
tcrlal
to
this
country.
A-m
V-l
1.-
ItfAV
11.
A
fl)
.1
u.
n
.nin,
Anum
th
nifhl-
lee
Hoes,
crowduiz
the
beach.
KltUklJ
.U.
......
"
,
"
cite
for
a
new
school
building.
Tiave
put
some
hundreds
of
yards
lhite
British
Columbia
did
not
I7iff
npn
RnilTlfiS
t
IUU11U5
lrt
all
she
wanted,
especially
in
the
.
rllieeil
.tariff
item
aiieciing
powioea.
suu
the
trade
treaty
is
expected
to
be
rf
.of
considerable
benefit
to
British
,CP
Joey
Columbia,
especially
that
part
or
jthe
treaty
In
connection
with
lum-
ber
and
shingles.
One
of
the
mott
Important
benefit
t
the
removal
by
the
United
Rtatim
of
the
Markings
Act.
The
Markings
Act
of
the
United
States
Navy
League
of
Canada
j
....
a
n
.
.
w
.
.a.
Th.
efficient
bodv.
Last
Night
Held
.
.
Vi.v
T
m
ait.
nf
nonartft
at
ire
nn
wa
Daea
last
jem
u.
tne
ireaiy
wiui
aa4ii".
-----
-----
,
.
.
r
'a
i.
nn
.
L
n
th.
other
of
Lieut.
Croft
Brock
as
command-
noi
Dcen
rtmuicu.
44
mwu.v.
were
au
w)iui4inra.
.sounded
the
death-knell
for
Can-
Ot-Diitlon
members
voting
with
the
lng
officer
of
the
corps
was
con-
Oil
Iiauuui,
ennuis
w....v-
auwuuw
-
.....
,.,.,
r-u.i.
r
TJ
f-
States
was
two
cenU
per
pound,
statements.
"T.w
"r.."'
.
This
has
now
been
reduced
to
one
The
bill
to
limit
election
expenses
Aiee.
uapi.
j.
k.
tueri
aim
u.
cent
per
pound.
British
Colum-
now
before
a
committee
ox
me
,
n
v,.
....
.j
mil
m
it
1.
ni.
a
crrpnr
opal
OI
scucwii-4icaou.w,
...
w.
.
.B
,
Dia
CXporieu
over
uji
ui444U44
nuusc
4
wuoiin
n
Dounos
oi
naiiDut
,io
144c
uiuu
auciumu.
4
.0
b.
.......
.j
u
414.4
"
.
jjuuuus
,
)h.
0ii
it
was
decided
to
nresent
a
naval
811
"
TO
r
"
.
4'
cost
7cr;
'cane
-
to
"
Lieut.
G.
H.
Greenwood.!
wen
over
sao.uuu
exiru
m
uiui.
uuc
been
oecu
too
iuu
vi44jr
yandso
-
Item
ftn
emaione.
nlnnp
alone.
Laren,
Pioneer
Business
Simple
of
My
Soul."
Man
but
sympathetic
rites
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j-
I
.
.
v.-
tirt4.h
Pnl.
molsrl'i!
mov
in
rrvart
wnrV
noon
Of
the
late
J.
lDITie
M10-
;sena
a
peuuuii
iu
mc
ui""
-
factory
was
an
eye-opener
for
mod-!
umbia
government
asking
for
a
but
there
will
be
considerable
task
Laren,
pioneer
business
man
of
,
ernlsm
and
up-to-date
equipment.
Lew
building.
to
removing
tons
of
driftwood
and
this
city,
which
took
place
mis
at-
debris
from
the
road.
ternoon
from
First
Presbyterian
Trade
Treaty
1
,
ZL1
Ziti-T
U
Church
to
Fairvlew
Cemetery.
4
.u
-it
ealt
I
-
Another
mportain
.wtth
since
the
last
letter
U
that
of
T
Allft4Tv
nrTn
rp
Til
Many
church
were
to
exoress
In
attendance-at
final
tributes
the
the
new
trade
treaty
between
me
t
.
Arhlhalfi
.
VrLlJU
1U
IV
n.
and
swinathv
Rev.
11.
United
Stale,
and
Canada
ana
JUtj
aiw..u.
(n,7,,i
a;o
Mrs.
E.
atlastUHougaf-
-.
n-M
KK
P
V
weeics
oi
inienrawtni
cus-
X-rx-l
T
nillb
lCLiaiUU
to
accompanv
the
hymns
which
PROVIDENCE.
RX.
April
19:
4-
Archibald
earned
lnnuai
.lieeung
oi
iorai
urancn
oi
"Abide
With
"Sun
.
were
-la"
-and.
Pallbearers
were
C.
H.
Orme.
W.
o
Fulton.
A.
T
Parkin.
R.
E.
Moore.
Hubert
Ward
and
Thomas
The
Prince
Rt
Branch
of
the
a
fifteen-round
decision
over
"
last
nual
meeting
last
night
at
head-
4
Leo
Rodak
of
Chicago
of
the
Royal
Canadian
nlaht
and
became
the
undli-
quarters
featherweight
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve,
made
nuted
worlds
,
cnairwron.
nnnion
.
plane
for
another
active
season's
4
wrk
for
the
local
Sea
Cadets
Corps
whose
boys
are
already
ready
a
a
smart
smart,
and
ana
McClymont.
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
Pressure
con
0Vr
Nortnem
Brltuh
The
appointment
Columbia.
.
Light
scattered
shnWert
showen
have
occurred
on
the
north
coast
but
lt
has
been
fair
with
modei-
Lrti,n
lumber
In
the
United
States.
avernment
and
In
favor
of
the
firmed,
in
addition
to
me
rouune
.
temDeratures
elsewhere.
Every
stick
of
lumber.
Intludlng
trcaty.
of
the
corps,
there
win
oe
prince
rt
and
Queen
I
.
.
.
1
mifXm
chnntlnff
first
nid
u-nrlc
slff-
...
,
.
iti.
ven
mouldincs
for
interior
nouse
Purchasing
uoara
uppocu
'
.
.
.
.
lotte
Islands
Moderate
variaur
finishing
would
have
had
to
be
lt
u
surprUing
the
amount
01
""s
1l1'
winds,
mostly
fair
and
.
.
...
.4.
a
..r.i
ka.
'
.....
...v.
mpm-
made
to
establish
a
bugle
band
and
,
4...
ii..h
intn
thr.
Unit-
u
iv.innr
nt
the
new
De-
equip
It
with
Instruments.
A
spec-
Rtat
ThU
In
Itself,
would
r.
Pnrchasins
Board
which
the
lal
financial
campaign
will
be
un-
warmer.
.have
placed
an
extra
cost
of
at
government
under
Hon.
Ian
dertaken
with
v.
looey
as
moderately
warm.
least
$20
a
car
on
the
Canadian
Mckenzie
Is
endeavouring
to
set
a
m
cnarge.
uu
ma,
.
'manufacturers
and
Canadian
lum-
up.
one
would
rather
think
that
ball
will
be
held
under
convener-
.
j
...
.1
.
....
ia
hln
nf
F.
A.
MacCallum
and
on
ber
mlsht
not
nave
reen
usee
ui
uic
a
measure
01
mis
kuio
uu.u
h
-
--
-
----
-
lyear
to
the
uniieo
aiaics
umuumcu
i
ur
is
"s"1"1"
...
j.
...
,n9l
,
ter
30
lo
over
$14.0oVooO
whteh
U
about
urban
or
city
centres
and
to
a
services
Corp,
equal
to
50
per
cent
of
the
entire
maximum
01
cents
m
rurm
----
---
-
-----
Si
will
also
The
:
report
o
the
P"""
right
that
value
of
our
fisheries.
With
IV
is
likely
a
iuiu.
viuuc
m
uui
local
or
the
...,
4
i
,o
mmittpp
rptrnrd-
viewed
the
activities
a
reduction
in
ouiies
on
wmuuum
De
pui.
uH
41.
44.4,
-
.
.,
,h.
..,4
-.g
fish
the
United
States
should
pro-
lngabsentee
voting
which
wa,
,
ex-
tlTZllTn
vide
a
still
lareer
market
for
1
sn.
eluded
irom
me
ivecuoiis
ui-
.
The
cSSe
party,
although
duced
and
passed
by
the
House
last
ous
change.
Mfr.
wl
.
1
iu.
&Af
011
r
rt
a
u-nv
vnar
11
1
nr
i;i
Jiiuui.i
ui
wav
er
today
oppiub
w.c
"7
'
ml
tte
f
t
was
.
:
feit
to
be
too
costly
of
the
Sea
Cadets
Corps.
Lieut
luncheon
of
the
MnceRup
Oreenwood.
wno
had
served
faith-
rresiocni
vv.
m.
wmw
unuugu
4..c
4.0.
....--.
-
.
.
tuiiv
and
well
for
two
years,
nai
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
good
"enanw
'result
of
tne
vote
snowed
158
for
try
was
approximately
$65.
(Lonimwa
on
rage
inrcej
from
a
trip
to
Victoria.
a
few
guesw.
sllghtly
wpst
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Moderate
north
winds,
fine
and
TODAY'S
WEATHER
lost
sigm
01
uui.
awiousn
aeience
---,
.
fnnM.
eter.
3076
(falling):
temperature.
Britain
has
proven
to
he
a
xairiy
to
limit
tne
proius
w
uui
uiuic
.
smooth
'
Hon.
T.
D.
38
pa
President.
good
market
for
our
finest
lumber.
than
5
per
cent.
It
has
Jbeen
Honorary
the
United
States
nas
Deen
our
DtJi
cussed
011
ana
un
101
sumc
w"..
-
.
hUf'
nnr.
Otof
Hanson
MP.
and
market
for
the
cheaper
grades.
now
and
discussions
have
not
yet
which
grades
are
not
acceptable
in
been
concluded.
It
is
little
wonder
T.
H.
Johnson.
moderal
cnop
s.attered
clouds
of
this
being
sold
in
the
united
he
was
of
eopm?n
an
1
r
a
1
m
MpRaj
f
a.
klAcCalliim.
ead
Trie
Point-
Clear,
calm:
ISous
ZZ
0.
,
Dr.
G.
La
30.46;
temperature.
41:
to
the
Liberal
govern-
,
o
Mn!
nj
"
2
Mac.
Ueit.
croft
Bk.
Butt
Harbor-Overeat,
westerly
wind,
three
miles
per
hour;
bar
ometer,
30.41:
temperature,
45:
light
swell.
Alert
Bay
Clear,
calm;
barome
ter,
30.
45;
temperature,
39;
sea
smooth.
F.tiran
nipar.
Koutheast
wind.
f0U7ies
pe7
hour;
barometer,
30.-
'IS
Deing
mauc
iu
1411444.
41
4juj.m.v,
-
-
.6.
.....
.
.
ift
the
cltv
durlnsr
the
Dast
year,.
26.
tal
IWieiT
Products
lasi
ne
o
ai
eie
p
-
"
ur
.
'tiken
of
appreciation
to,
his
Victoria
-
Clear,
calm;
barome-
Vancouver
Clear,
northerly
wind
four
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.28.
Prince
George
Clear,
westerly
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
barom
eter,
30.30.
Peter
Lakle,
CJJJl.
"divisional
freight
and
passenger
agent,
returned
to
the
city
on
last
night's
train
from
a
brief
trio
to
Terrace
Ion
official
business.