mi
t
-!-Df:i
rJ
I.
'
:7
'1
.
'
r
V
L
d
E:
r.
Pn'riUA.
August
18:
1
L
.
:
d
with
roathlne
guns.
Wyninlnc
Dank
and
'
prrmtses
here
yester-,
;
,)
the
staff
and
cus-:
1
made
a
clean
aeU-
i
t
r
"noo
The
live
oancm
.td
off
shotguns
In
the
jrban
hold-up.
j
nin
rnnro
Kivpr
T
Intpett
Government's
Oil
Drilling
Operation
CALOAUY
August
18:
(CP)
:
W
J
Aelstlne.
British
Col-
-
i...icr
oi
in
i
lira,
iciw
w
J7
e
rv'ane
for
the
district
In
P'
:c
River
Dlock
west
of,
-
t
upc
to
Inspect
progress
:
V
:s
.
.jvmcial
government's
oil
:'
-
operations.
At
least
one
(4
w
i
be
under
war
this
year,
A:
'me
said.
I
i
...
.
""ra
Substantial
...create
In
July
This
Year
Over
Year
Ago
JUNEAU
Aueust
18:-Commod-l
I
shipments
from
Alaska
to
the
She
DEFENCE
HELP
iwH
V
fi
iimdrfd
French
Manes
Stage
Ag
reement
lor
Co.()p
....
,x
f
I
r.n
fit
If.-
-
.
m
L
tinarv
Air
iiaia
wvcr
.,
ui
mr
ria
i
w
I
l(..n
tt.a.l
I
Ai.ust
18:
CP)
-
uekun.
Augunst
18:
(CPl
,
r
fighting
plane
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
and
the
-
a
,:.
iaft
of
France
yes
Hungarian
foreign
minister
had
a
a
rikmg
demonstration
conference
yesterday.
Although
-':
,h
of
two
hours
the
discussions
were
guarded
witn
.
ht
more
than
two
the
utmost
secrecy.
It
Is
reported
h
bombers
oyer
Lon-
int
agreement
Is
being
rcaeh-xuvres.
It
was
the
d
whereby
Hungary
would
co
a'
Frpnch
plane
had
operate
with
Oermany
In
the
event
,Yrod
in
mass
fUghU
01
day
visit
in
Oermany.
UU
C
PL
.
Dlenst
aus
Deutschland
observed!
JTCCH.
Ull
VIldl
HC
that
Chaky's
visit
made
It
evident
ff
VW
HJ!
ithat
Hungary
and
Oermany
"see
(Jj
IVlllinff
Mafl
!
complete!
eye
to
eye
as
regards
&
their
conception
ot
co-opcrattnp
pollUcally.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Qxirvof
8.
O.
Jotmiton
Oo.)
Vancouver
Dig
Missouri.
.12.
Dralorne.
11
DO.
Cariboo
OoJd.
2.10.
Dentonla,
J02.
Falrvlew.
J02k.
Oold
Ddt,
JO.
Hedley
Mascot,
.70.
Mlnto.
.01
Vi.
Noble
Five,
.01?;.
Pacific
Nickel,
.15
(ask).
Pend
Oreille.
Ul.
Pioneer,
2.50.
Premier.
1.76.
Privateer.
1.05.
Reno.
Relief
Arlington,
.I2H.
Reward,
.01
t.
Salmon
Oo!d,
,03
Vi.
Sheep
Cirtk.
1.15.
Cariboo
Hudson.
.03
Vi.
Hedley
Amalgamated,
JDl.
OIH
A.
P.
Con
.13.
Calmont,
2&.
C.
As
E
1.72.
Freehold.
.05
Vi.
Home
Paoalta,
1.95.
Royal
Canadian,
.17.
Okalta,
.90.
Mercury.
M.
Prairie
Royalties,
.181i.
Pacalta,
.04V.
Toronto
Aldermac.
.23.
Ueattle.
1.15.
Central
Patricia,
2.40.
Con.
Smelters,
42.50.
East
Malartlc.
2iS.
Fenrland,
.03
Vi.
Francoeur,
J4.
Oods
Lake,
J7.
Hardrock,
.98.
Inter!
Nickel.
4830.
Kerr
Addison,
1.91.
Little
Long
Lac.
2.90.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.85.
Mad5cn
Red
Lake,
J5.
McKenxie
Red
Lake.
1.23.
Moneta
Porcupine,
.98.
Noranda,
90.75.
Pickle
Crow,
4.60.
Preston
E.
Dome.
1.47.
San
Antonio,
1.80.
Sherrltt
Oordon,
.97..
Stadacona,
.44.
Uchl
Oold,
1.00.
Douscadlllac,
.04.
Mosher,
.10.
Oklend.
.07.
Smelters
Oold.
.02.
Dom.
Drldgc.
27.00.
Ketchikan
Site
For
Fish
Lab
o-atos
mis
July
amounted
Ground
Next
To
rcaerai
nunum
73,000
In
the
snmi
month
lait
car
iinu
.
.
uuiu
ana
canned
salmon
lea
-
new
in
IK.
I
r
i
tn
.
M.a......
u
Total
On
Record
Wneau
..,.,
...
,
rx.ni,
u.i
io.
ine
scai
?la"on.
ot
Prlblloff
Islands
hiPh
.
!:
have
reached
a
new
Ill
First
City
To
Be
ravored
For
Research
Plant
consideration
by
R.
H.
Fiedler
and
R.
W.
Harrison,
Bureau
of
Fisheries
engineers,
who
have
Decn
ncio
this
week.
Charles
E.
Jackson,
act-in.,
rnmmLIoncr
of
flslierics
since
h
resignation
of
Frank
T.
Bell,
arrived
today
In
connection
with
I
the
selection
of
the
site.
spectlvely
MINISTER
WILL
BE
DEVELOPED
AS
STEADY
SHIPPING
PORT
j
H.
R.
McMillan,
Here
Today,
Tells
of
Preparations
Being
Made
to
Utilize
Port
With
Three
Ships
Coming
This
Year
H.
R.
McMillan,
prominent
Vancouver
exporter
whose
shipping
and
business
activities
include
practically
all
the
natural
resources
and
important
manufactures
of
Rritish
Columbia,
says
he
expects
that,
within
the
VAvrnirvPTt
init
is-
tnv
RESIGNING
Canada,
President
Roosevelt
Announces
BAY
OF
ISLANDS,
Newfound
land.
Aueust
18:
(CP)-Danlel
C
Roper,
first
foreign
envoy
to
Cana
da
to
present
his
credentials
dlr
cctly
to
the
King
In
the
Dominion
capital,
has
resigned,
It
was
announced
by
President
Franklin
D
Roosevelt
here
In
the
course
of
a
cruise
aboard
U.
S.
S.
Tuscaloosa.
Roner
was
formerly
secretary
of;
commerce.
Angus
MacPhee
Tennis
Champ
The
final
of
the
men's
singles
In
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association's
Tennis
Club's
champ
ionship
tournament
was
completed
with
Angus
MacPhee
defeating
Ru-Dert
Fulton.
The
fourth
set
had
been
Interrupted
on
account
qf.raln
and
was
finished
with
MacPhee
goes
to
the
markets
of
the
world.
To
change
th;
course
of
trade
was
always
difficult,
Mr.
McMillan
re-
marked,
but
efforts
were
now
being
made
to
direct
some
shipments
through
this
port
and
Mr.
McMillan!
annoared
to
havi
pvprv
hnrw
that
r
-
,
,
At
1
J
.
1
.
L-
I
-Nelson
Maracle.
aged
28,
second
Mr
McMillan
said
tuat
the
Canad-j
times
worse
than
we
hear
about.'
Drowning
On
:J
Vancouver
Id.
Provincial
Police
Searching
Body
Of
Charles
Guest
At
Bowser
Weather
Forecast
Ocneral
Synopsis
Pressure
Is
abnormally
high
on
the
British
Columbia
coast
and
southwestward
but
a
storm
Is
centred
northwest
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
weather
has
been
fair
and
warm.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
winning
6
to
a
after
having
taken,
Fresh
northwest
winds,
fine
and
the
first
two
sets
while
Fulton
cap-
warmer.
tured
the
third.
This
leaves
only
the
mixed
KETCHIKAN,
August
18:
A
site
doubles
to
be
decided.
Miss
E.
immediately
adjoining
the
federal
building
Is
said
to-
be
favored
fo"
the
$50,000
fisheries
research
laboratory
to
be
established
In
southeastern
Alaska.
This
Is
one
ot
sev-rmi
ltrs
that
have
been
under
Rlvett
and
Miss
Edith
Bothwell
are
to
play
Mrs.
W.
I.
Miller
and
Miss
Swana
Olafson
In
a
seml-flnal
this
evening,
the
winner
to
meet
Mrs.
S,
J.
West
and
Mrs.
Bert
Lowan
In
the
final
tomorrow.
Dr.
Frank
Tceporten,
alter
a
hricf
visit
here,
left
at
the
first
of
the
week
on
his
return
to
Van
couver.
He
Ls
a
brother
of
Mrs
6c.
Halibut
Sales
Summary
American
54,000
pounds,
9t
and
6
and
9.5c
and
6c.
Canadian
None.
American
Rnrnv
M
Oftrt
left
fr
Rout
tie
I
Tomorrow
sT
ides
Weather
Forecast
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
4:00
a.m.
20.4
ft.
Islands
Fair
and
warmer
today
16:21
p.m.
2U
It
but
becoming
unsettled
with
10:10
ajn.
3.9
It.
f
ICS
strong
southeast
winds
tonight
or
22:49
pjn.
.
4.0
It.
Saturday.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
AUGUST
18,
1939.
PRICE:
S
CENTS
L
V
V-
JESTING
HUNGA
T0
'EXPECTS
PRINCE
RUPERT
rxrTT'MnrV
171
n
-
V
iTTi
tittt
t
m
tntit
rrtw
vnnn
n
aw
n
li
ii
ii
i
ACCIDENT
rkr
formidable
Wa
Too
Grtal
For
Holding
Block
BEJA.
T
AUgusi
io:
,ri
.
'i
of
the
runaway
j
sverdar
of
the
great
.
Vf
a
mmi!
f
a
-SM
r
-
are
stated
offlctally
to
f
entirely
acklenlal
I
was
stated
that
too
i
a.:;
had
been
Imposed
tt.
'US
weight
of
the
Uie
wooden
blocks
t
tiding
her
in
place.
was
killed
and
several
rd
by
flying
Umber'
and
'
r."a.
but
the
vessel
tt-
damaged.
i.
ni
i
l-I
1
17wvi
Irr
r
i
1
u
II
1111
I
lllll
Mn1
r
Tm
sC
n
i
Ml
N
uiiik
in
mw
course
of
the
next
couple
of
years,
the
port
of
Prince
Ru
The
demonstrations
in
Hungarian
loreign
minister
i
pert
may
be
developed
as
a
regular
shipper
of
mixed
car-!
ago.
v
night
ana
aay.
uc-
urr-
Miere
were
mock
raids
1
Hly
specula-1
.
n
1
l
n
jp
.
itirg
such
as
Liver-
tlon
n"nued
to
spread
as
to
the
I
c
Remanded
V
OY
:ram.
Mancneucr
ana
rr..
-
M4C
I
I
I
MB
I
Alberta
Finances
In
Better
Shape
Net
Surplus
and
Reduction
In
Provincial
Debt
Reported
By
Government
EDMONTON,
August
18:
(CP),
An
over
all
cash
surplus
and
a
re-
i
ductlon
in
the
public
debt
for
the
in
a
statement
Issued
yesterday
by
the
provincial
government.
The
surplus
for
the
three
months
ending
June
30
was
$316,000
as
com-:
pared
with
$751,000
last
year.
The
net
debt
at
June
30
was
$149,000
-
000
or
$5,000,000
less
than
a
year
BUSINESS
PICKS
UP
u.cj
uu.a
wun
succe.
lUr
In
United
SUtes
,
Today
Under
the
federal
subsidy
which
Slnce
ReceMon
SUrted
had
been
granted
Prince
Rupert,'
T
vMr.
im
'engineer
of
Uie
tug
Clayburn.
war
ian
tampon
co
one
oi
nis
own
WASHINOTON.
August
18:
remanded
for
a
week
In
citv
nolle
concerns,
was
committed
to
handle
Business
In
the
United
States,
ac-
court
yesterday
on
a
charge
that
thre
sh,Ps
trough
Prince
Rupert
cording
to
an
Index
Issued
br
th
he
murdered
Kenneth
Cassldy.
tnU
par
and
arrangements
had
government
yesterday,
has
reached
first
endneer
of
the
same
boat.
bcen
already
made
to
meet
the
the
hlehest
-'nt
slnre
the
reces-
ICasskly
was
Uken
from
the
wattr
commitment,
the
ships
having
been
Si0n
0f
the
fall
of
19J7
and
the
of
Burrard
Inlet
early
Wednesday
alre-.dy
fixed.
Wheat.
Mr.
Mc.ni-
next
fCw
months
are
expected
to
morning
by
a
wharf
watehman
,an
'xpected,
would
consUtute
the
be
marked
with
further
improvc-jand
was
found
to
have
bruises
on
largest
bulk
of
the
cargoes
but
ment.
Steel
mills
department
the
head.
there
might
also
be
lumber
and
stores
and
mall
order
houses
all
I
canned
salmon.
Effort?
were
now
report
Increased
volume
of
bust-
STANDINGS
ARE
A
D
17
SAME
C
A
lVfE
i-
B
dciih
manr
w
organize
ne
laiier
ness.
carioaaings
are
aiso
up.
two
commodities
for
shipment.
The
lumber
would
have
to
come
from
1
c
Packers,
of
which
concern
he
president,
might
contribute
some
ot
the
canned
salmon,
Mr.
McMll-
TitUhurg
Lors
Ninth
Stral(ht
ian
admitted
In
answer
to
a
ques-
(lame
With
Defeat
Hy
St.
LouU
tlon.
J
.
Mr
McMillan
was
in
the
city
CINCINNATI.
August
18:
(CP)
overnight
In
the
course
of
an
aerial
SOAP
BOX
DERBY
WAS
EXCITING
pae
setting
and
running
up
visit
of
Inspection.
to.
BJ3.
Packers
..
z
eTubs
Ih
both
.National
and
Am,-
canning-plants
along
the'eoast.
He
cliff
Sihersides
Won
With
Whls
ertean
Leagues
won
their
games
was
accompanied
b)'
J.
M.
Buchan-
Bang;
Ted
Araey
Came
Second
yesMerdar.
Clnrlnnatl
took
a
:Iose
an.
general
manager
of
the
com-
.7
to
6
victory
from
Chicago
Cuns
puny.
In
a
Waco
seaolane
of
Oln-
here.
St.
Louis
Cardinals
won
4
to
ger
Coote
Alnavs
piloted
br
D.
J.
Even
the
weather
man
smiled
2
over
Pittsburg
Pirates
whose
Law
son
they
left
Vancouver
last
happily
on
the
Gyro
playgrounds
ninth
straight
defeat
It
was.
Tuesday
morning
and
have
visited
Soap
Box
Derby
yesterday
after-In
the
American
League
New
various
canneries
along
the
coast.
'
-
A"
enthusiastic
crowd
or
York
Yankees
and
Boston
Red
They
came
In
from
Pacofl.
Queen
about
600
Jammed
the
finish
line
Sox
won
over
Washington
Sena-
Charlotte
Islands,
and
yesterday
K
see
Cliff
S.lversldes
ofMcCjy
trr
and
PhUadelohla
Athletics
re-
visited
the
Skeena
River.
This
mont
Park
flash
across
200
yards
.
A
T
-S
rT
ll'AI
momlng
about
11
oc'.ork
the
party
in
1CU
"""
hopped
off
for
Klldonan
on
the
view.
Before
the
race
a
motley
col
lee
-route
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
en-
back
to
Vancouver.
tlon
r
home-made
cars
rallied
Mr
MrMiiinn
Stat
that
n4nir
about
the
starUng
line.
There
were
I
to
the
Sino-Japanese
war.
business
lare
cars
and
sma11
m??leU'
with
the
Orient
conUnued
"dead."
euHB1
rirpntiv
vtsttM
th
Orient
him-
was
the
longest
model
In
the
race.
I
.
...
mamnrintr
CPVPn
flnrl
&
half
feet
I
seu
ana
commentea
mat
"wnai
me
,
"
,
.
,.
...
..
.
i-
i.
J
.
...
j.,
.
,
j
uhpel
base
but
Ted
Arney
piloting
lianiei
iioprr
tfuus
js
liiiuj
i",
Japanese
are
uonij;
is
a
nunarea
...
.
.
.u
i
No.
7,
proved,
that
a
long
wheel-
base
Is
not
all
that
Is
necessary
by
bringing
In
his
snub-nosed
Job
with
a
four
and
a
half-foot
wheel
base
right
on
the
tall
of
the
WhU
Bang.
Carl
Johnson's
Bluebird,
which
followed
the
No.
7
across
the
line
heat
and
was
forced
to
...
t.ii-
ri
.
.
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.J
..
rwle
n
Bulletins
RUSSELL
SMITH
DIES
VANCOUVER
Russell
M.
Smith,
58,
Vancouver
freight
agent
for
Union
Steamships
Ltd
died
in
hospital
here
after
having
been
ill
for
some
time.
He
was
in
the
service
of
the
com-
pany
for
more
than
thirty
years.
second
quarter
of
1939
are
shown;
hating
come
to
Vancouver
from
Prince
Rupert
where
he
was
agent
for
some
time.
Prior
to
that
he
had
been
for
a
long
time
purser
of
company
ships
on
the
coast.
He
was
widely
known
and
highly
esteemed
for
his
fine
personality
and
courtesy
and
efficiency
as
an
official.
He
is
survived
by
a
widow.
NEW
HEAD
OF
BANK
MONTREAL
Huntley
R.
Drummond,
vice
-
president
for
the
last
twelve
years,
was
elected
president
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
today,
succeeding
the
late
Sir
Charles
Blair
Gordon
who
died
recently.
JAPS
IN
CONTROL
HONG
KONG
The
Japanese
Army
announced
today
it
had
gained
complete
control
of
Chi-nee
territory
along
the
boundary
of
this
British
crown
colony.
British
naval
forces
and
troops
maintained
a
close
watch
from
precautionary
position?
they
took.
Meantime
the
Britkh
government
today
at
London
rejected
Japanese
demands
that
economic
questions
be
included
in
discussions
now
going
on
at
Tokyo
in
the
Tientsin
dispute.
TOURIST
PASSES
AWAY
Preston
H.
Leslie
of
Los
Angeles,
member
of
the
California
State
hallway
Commission,
succumbed
v
sVMBUwai
vs
j
mm
a
.
i
ing
in
Prince
Rupert
General
'
DIES
TRAGICALLY
Mrs.
Anna
Group,
who
has
been
In
ill
health
for
some
three
years,
died
under
tragic
circumstances
shortly
before
noon
at
her
home
at
3t3
Ninth
Avenue
West.
Despondent
over
her
condition
of
illness,
she
evidently
strangled
herself.
She
was
some
45
or
50
years
of
age.
Her
husband,
Erik
Group,
a
fisherman,
who
has
ministered
to
her
faithfully
during
the
illness,
left
the
home
at
11
a.m.
On
his
return
at
noon,
he
discovered
the
tragedy.
For
for
the
third
prize,
was
a
very
p
i
fJT
good
looking
job
with
us
battle-
general
lvlanager
ship
grey
body
and
bright
red
and
blue
trimmings.
This
entry
aiso
ill;
H
lAVHtftl
K
l
v
rVMIPTPVlV
VonrniiVAr
Ttlan.;
WOn
Uie
Special
prize
lor
mc
ucat.
August
18:
(CP)-Provinclal
police
built
entry.
i
f
Jlcl
ln
C,l
v
are
searching
for
the
body
of
Every
one
of
the
five
cars
In
Un
Y
ISll
IO
Vll
J
Charles
Ouest
who
was
drowned)
the
final
race
finished
but
Harry,
Astori
lost
a
wheel
in
the
first
trr
Yyi
n
Aintt
frv-t
mint
nor
TA-TV
a.
I
AllmlnfiHnn
elimination
ser
yesterday.
wunaraw
wnue
ouuuj
.ui.u
the
third
heat,
also
cast
a
tire
general
manager
oi
.anaaian
gov-and
was
unable
to
finish.
ernment
elevators,
arrived
In
the
eliminations'
Is"
to
be
expected
for
the
next
rac.
Detailed
results:
First
heatl,
Cliff
Sllvcrsldes;
2,
Pete
Halde.
Second
heat
1,
Ted
Araey;
i,
Carl
Johnson.
Third
heat
1,
John
Thompson
(only
finisher
In
this
heat).
Flnal-1.
Cliff
Sllversldes,
riding
Whiz
Bang;
2,
Ted
Arney,
rtdinj;
Urania,
25.000,
Royal,
9.5c
and
No.
7;
3.
Carl.
Johnson,
riding
the
ivv
I
Bluebird.
Sherman.
14.000.
Booth.
9c
and
Winners
of
special
prlzes-Bcst
built
entry,
Carl
Johnson
on
Blue
W
M.
Blackitock
who
la
spending
Tuscan,
15.000,
Cold,.
Storage,
9c
bird;
Best
ttccoraiea
eniry,
aacs
the
summer
here.
and
6c.
Macey
on
Silver
streas.
with
William
Flnlayson,
the
pres-j
cnt
superintendent,
continuing
in
charge.
There
will
be
certain
men
such
as
accountant
TELFORD
IS
CHALLENGED
Cornett
Would
Have
Election
Duel
Over
Police
Issue
Wilson
Suggests
He
Resign
VANCOUVER,
August
18:
(CP)
During
heated
discussion
at
the
meeting
yesterday
of
the
Vancouver
city
council
which,
by
resolution,
turned
back
to
the
police
commission
responsibility
for
Investigating
Mayor
Lyle
Telford's
charges
of
Inefficient
police
administration.
Aid.
J.
W.
Cornett
challenged
the
mayor
to
an
election
duel
and
Aid.
Halford
Wilson
said
that
the
mayor
should
go
to
the
public
if
his
charges
against
Chief
Constable
W.
W.
Foster
were
not
substantiated.
DROP
BARS
TO
ALASKA
Secretary
of
Interior
Ickcs
Says
Legislation
Will
Be
Introduced
To
Permit
Of
Foreign
Immigration
WASHINGTON,
D.
O,
August
18:
(CP)
Secretary
of
the
Interior
Ickes
said
Thursday
that
his
department
was
working
on
legislation
which
would
permit
alien
political
refugees
to
enter
Alaska.
I
He
said
that
the
legislation
was
'still
tentative
and
was
Intended
as
a
basis
for
discussion.
It
was
I
(proposed
to
ask
the
next
session
i
of
Congress
to
remove
the
bars
against
foreign
Immigration
into
I
R.
Hetherlngton
-
of
Fort
William,
Alaska.
'Hospital.
He
was
taken
ill
while
ff
T
H
V
I
TA
I
loimnj
north
at
the
end
of
last
I
UI
I
VlLf
IS
1630
week
as
a
tourist
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
Robert
and
was
rushed
here
for
hospital
treat-menty
His
condition
gradually
became
worse.
Deceased's
widow
and
son,
Harry
Leslie,
were
here
with
him.
The
remains
will
be
forwarded
to
Los
Angeles
on
the
Trince
Robert
Sunday.
Purchasing
Agent
John
Williams,
Aged
64.
Passes
Away
In
Vancouver
Thursday
VANCOUVER,
August
18:
(CP)
-John
Williams,
aed
64,
purchasing
agent
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway,
died
yesterday.
Vernon
Carnival
Ended
Yesterday
Novel
Features
At
Big
Two-Day
!
Celebration
In
Okanagan
Fruit
Centre
j
VERNON,
August
18:
(CP)
Ver-jnon's
great
two-day
midsummer
carnival
closed
yesterday
with
a
j
pioneer
pageant
which
was
along
very
realistic
lines
In
recalling
early
days
of
the
Okanagan
district.
There
was
a
gay
nineties
ball
and
'an
apple
box
derby
for
children
was
another
event
of
outstanding
Interest.
Larger
Wheat
.
,
Crop
Results
In
More
Work
Despite
the
fact
that
this
derbj'-clty
on
tne
prince
Oeorge
this'
was
something
entirely
new
to
mommg
from
Vancouver,
being
j
ft!?C?rR.KlLTSi!lrS
here
in
connection
with
the
reopen-l
BLAIRMORE,
Alberta,
August
lSl
an
.
f
A
,o
it
inv
of
the
local
elevator
by
the
eov-'
(CP)
Coal
miners
here
and
ot
a
truly
major
event
After
seeing
this
year's
prairie
crop.
L
va
hMn
.
.,,
h1ast
slllP,
one
the
boys
know
what
to
e-
Mr.
Hetherlngton
stated
on
ar-
.
.
h
.
m
bJ
pect
and
an
entry
Ust
ot
sufficient
uval
that
the
government
would;
thTraUwa
u?
hauling
numbers
to
necessitate
a
series
t!
be
operating
the
elevator
here;..
,
'
.
a.
brougnt
in.
At
icasi
one
nuiuor.;
.
.
bushels
enough
to
fill
the
house.)
IJaWSOn
UbSerVCQ
will
be
brought
In
but
no
arrang?-,
ments
for
export
have
yet
been!
3
made.
itii
Mr.
lletnerington
wui
De
nere
until
Monday
evening
when
he
will
proceed
East
by
train.
JS
Discovery
Day
At
Features
And
Enthusiasm
Featured
Event
At
Yukon
Mining
Centre
S.
M.
Capon,
government
weight
man
from
Fort
William,
arrived
on.
DAWSON,
August
18;
(CP)
last
night's
train
to
test
the
eleva-'
Discovery
Day
was
celebrated
In
tor
scales
before
the
plant
goe
In-,
Dawson
yesterday
with
Ihe.
usual
to
operation
again,
J
enthusiasm
and
features.