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EDITION
Quality
Counts
Most
TEA
EDITORIAL
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation
Prince
Rupert
Branch:
Stewart
Branch:
Thursday,
May
11.
1939.
LET
THE
FLAGS
WAVE
The
Kins
and
Queen
are
expected
to
arrive
at
Quebec
on
Monday
and
it
is
suggested
that,
on
that
day
and
while
they
are
in
Canada,
there
should
le
a
generous
display
of
flags
and
bunting.
On
Tuesday
there
will
be
in
Prince
Rupert
a
shipload
of
members
of
Rotary
Clubs
from
Washington,
Oregon
and'
a
part
of
Idaho
as
well
as
some
from
British
Colunv
hia
points.
They
will
be
arriving
in
the
city
on
the
steamer
Aleutian.
As
they
will
be
here
throughout
the
after
noon
and
evening,
local
merchants
are
being
asked
to
decorate
their
shop
windows.
In
view
of
the
desirability
of
letting
the
visitors
knov
that
this
is
a
Canadian
city
and
not
Alaska,
it
is
very
do
sirable
that
as
manv
Canadian
and
British
flags
as
pos
sible
be
flying
that
day.
The
Rotary
Club
is
asking
the
co-operation
of
al1
citizens
in
making
the
day
a
memorable
one.
WOULD
TAKE
RAILWAY
tive
party
in
the
Senate,
comes
out
wholeheartedly
in
f
av
or
of
taking
the
Canadian
National
Railway
away
frorr
.the
people,
of
Canada
and
ODeratincr
it
under
Canadian
Pacific
management.
He
calls
it
unification.
This
seems
to
be
the
first
time
a
prominent
political
leader
has
declared
himself
openly
in
favor
of
uniting
the
management
of
the
two
svstems.
It
will
be
anything
bu1
popular
in
Prince
Rupert
where
the
people
realize
wha'
lrind
of
.a
show
this
part
of
the
country
would
get
under
2
management
nf
that
kind.
Sale
of
the
railway
to
the
CvP.R.
would
be
much
to
be
preferred
to
joint
manage
ment
MbDERW.
EXPERIENCED
BANKING
SERVICE
.
.
.
The
Outcome
of
121
Years'
Sacces$ful
Operation
.
.
.
raw
apjMBinva
"What
I
like
about
this
j
bank
is
the
friendly,
help-
iui
way
incy
uo
tnings
for
jou."
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
IITAILlSHtO
HJ7
A.
MacCALLUM,
Manager
H.
V.
LITTLER,
Manager
StRVICr$
OF
THE
BANK
OF
MONT
R
I
A
L
"-!.
f,r
i..Wf
NEW
AM)
BETTER
COLD
CURED
ICE
For
the
llall'jut
and
Salmon
Fleets
Fallowing
the
Investigations
of
the
Fisheries
Research
Station;
the
Company
has
Just
completed
extensive
changes
and
Improvements
in
ice
storage
and
ice
delivery
methods.
-
Ice
for
the
boats
will
all
be
old
ice,
thoroughly
cured
or
j
aged
at
new
low
temperatures.
It
will
be
delivered
Into
the
hold,
even
In
the
hottest
weather,
as
cold
at
the
storage
room.
Fisherrrien
are
Invited
to
Inspect
the
new
system.
Better
ice
than
ever
before,
at
no
Increase
in
cost,
means
economy
to
ttte
boat
and
improved
quality
in
fish
delivery.
:
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Prince
Rupert
().
Ltd.
British
Columbia
SmS.
MOB
ACOC1TTF.D
should
have
no
difficulty
in
deter
mining
that
this
was
a
simple
acci
dent
and
that
no
blame
wax
to
be
CIXssifTEO
FOR
RENT
CLEAN.
Well
-
furnished
modern
I
apartments.
Phone
Red
444.
tf.
FOR
LEASE
FOlt
LEASE--The
whole
of
the
two
upper
floors
of
Alder
Block:
30
rooms.
Furniture
for
sale.
Ap-ply
W
J.
Alder.
City
nail.
tt
U'OUK
WANTED
SCANDINAVIAN
woman
desires
position
cooking
for
small
crew.
Annlv
Box
7.
Dally
News.
112)
WA1STBI)
WANTED-Oirl
for
v(da
fountalr
and
lunch.
Dave's
Confectionery
(114i
IAJST
LOST
Canary
last
night
around
Beach
Place.
Finder
please
phone
Blue
G18.
Reward.
(110)
Office
Supplies
Typewriters
and
Supplies
Stationery
Printing
DIBB
PRINTING
Company
Besner
Block
Phone
234
i
point
out?
the
factors
on
which
the
..
-r.
.
!
crown
submitted
that
were
nau
(Continued
from
Pitt
One
'
been
negligence.
Accused
admitted
J
that
her
eyesight
wiw
td
at
a
dta-
seen
a
mww
andthoMHiHsh
would
tHIMW
she
had
'Hlftnliur
like
to
have
It
to
help
out
her
lar-
0bpct
;1i
which
she
alm-der
She
proceeded
to
get
a
m.
ft
lwt
)1er
mity
l
t1ce
telling
several
persons
f
her
In-
nn
H
fi
m.'t
tn:t'
she
VM
v
eie-tentlon.
She
had
bfenine
"moose-
pel)(
vnwii
of
Uie
wl
minded"
and.
due
to
an
unfortunate
nuide
nr
evfr,
lUt
,,.
responsible
set
of
clrcumstaneev
had
aoi
imo
tttr
rareleme;
It
wu
for
the
an
unfortunate
mesa,
jury
to
determine
whether
or
not
,
Mrs.
Moe.
who
state
ahe
lived
,ne
a,
taktn
the
aare
the
should
,
.
alonn
nt
Palling
andMStipprteri
her-
jy,.
Afj
he'fitteKl
orthe
Mr$,was
'
self.
tnktuit
havhiu;
none
to
the
ld.
oim
(iuij.
I
homestead!
at
iWker
Uffee
011
the
j)uitr
rharre
day
in
question.
Returning
home
judge"
rhame
to
the
Jwy
she
saw
a
moose
in
Oretermui'x
ia,tf
over
an
hour.
At
Iwnth-he
Swamp
and
decided
that
she
would
0Uuityed
Uie
definitions
of
the
law
,like
to
hare
It.
Aceorcttnsjy,
she
ft
reJrard
u,
manslaughter
rutfl
thl
went
to
get
the
riHe
and
stadia
and,
cfemenU
consututlnif
culsjpW
.returning
to
the
swamp
by
a
short-
homicide
through
nctjUttwuto
or
er
trafl,
again
saw
an
object
wliirh
otherwise
The
Ittrv
itawlrt'lrHv
tin.
silo
bejleved
wm
Uw
iwhw
h
had
ttiffletilUr
In
dr,lUR
that
juv-m
.4
.
spotiea
Deiore.
ane
snoi
aim.
11
)wd
Mjed
d
pressed
It
mtKitother
running
around
the
swamp
to
Uie
thing,
however,
that
the
kllllnf
had
spot,
found
it
was
the
man
who
ap-
been
cau.-wd.
by
negJigenee.
It
peared
to
be
dead.
She
immedl-
xht
duty
of
any
person
In
control
ately
went
to
report
Uie
matter
It
of
a
thing
uhlch.
In
the
absence
of.
was
from
a
distance
of
about
150
precaution,
would
endanger
.human
yards
that
she
flrt
saw
the
moose.
iiff
t0
u,kp
.uch
measures
at
would!
She
was
about
200
yard
away
when
remove
that
danger.
Failure
to
do
She
Shot
so
constltiitrd
eulnabilltv.
A
loadt
Under
cross-examination.
Mrs.
,
rifu
handled
without
care,
war,
Moe
said
she
believed
the
moose
a
danger
to
human
Mfe
and
it
was,
was
noi
very
iarc.
ae
nnu
omi
tnf
duty
of
any
)frHU1
haudNlit,.
unable
to
tell
whether
it
was
male
mch
a
weaDOO
to
take
reasonable!
or
female
Or
how
old
it
was.
She
nrecantloni
His
I
rriih
in
reviewed
thought
it
was
feeding
and
that
the
the
evidence
to
which
he
applied
motions
were
those
or
a
moose
She
the
Interpretation
of
the
taw.
Thej
had
never
shet
a
moose
or
deer
In
duty
0f
the
Jury
to
determine,
this
country
but
had
shot
mooe
In
whether
the
accused
under
the
elre
'
Norway.
cumttances
had
pecformed
her
legW
,
In
addressing
the
jury.
Mr.
Ful-
al
du-
.
I
ton
admitted
that
all
would
agree
6-.
,he
)ury
rtl,rpd-
'"IS
Ui
"
W,U1
"
"oei
01
not
there
were
too
many
fatalities
from
shooting
and
automobile
accidents
ulf
but
he
did
not
think
this
was
a
caw
where
the
crown
should
attempt
to
make
an
example.
In
fact,
he
thou
eh
t
ft
was
unchlval-
,
.
,
,
,
,
I
rous
to
lay
the
first
charge
of
this
Right
Hon.
Arthur
Meighen,
leader
of
the
Conserva-
Ikind
against
a
woman.
The
jury
In
ditehargtn
the
prisoner,
tlie
judge
asked
her
to
remember
the
next
time
she
had
a
rifle
in
her
hands
thatjthe
had
killed
a
man.
Greenville
Boy
Is
Dead
Here
attached
to
any
person.
ThU
was
m
known
to
be
a
good
moose
country
rJght-Vear
Old
Son
of
Mr.
And
t.u
..uacu
u
uiuusc-uiuiuru.
Mr
lnl,n.n
T
-
111
.1
1
make
her
believe
that
it
had
been
moose
at
which
she
shot
I'aies
Hospital
She
Weaiev
Jnnh
nnu
no
A
iv.t
never
dreamed
that
the
gyrations
eniy
son
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Johnso-ot
the
object
in
Uie
swamn
were
r,im
of
oreenvllle
on
the
Naas
those
or
a
man
picking
berries.
He
River,
passed
away
at
3
o-clo-k
contended
that
the
crown
had
not
yesterday
afternoon
in
the
Prtnet
established
Mrs.
Moe
to
have
been
RUD-rt
General
Hospital
where
he
f
Ly
careless
had
been
a
oatient
for
ten
days
T
W
Brown
crown
counsel,
said
being
brought
here
from
his
hams
that
it
was
his
painful
duty
to
lay
village
a
fier
having
cortracted
a
I
the
farts
before
the
;ury
and
to
severe
eild.
Funeral
arrangements
are
in
the
hands
of
the
B.
c.
Un-,
dertakera.
Besides
his
parents,
who
are
ail
......
vMuiKi
r
ini
wic
oirnia
P've'
for
the
wimmer
the
hd
is
survived
by
four
sisters
Mrs.
Anthony
Calder
of
Greenville.
die
and
Mildred,
at
present
attending
Crosby
Olrlf
School
at
Port
Simpson,
and
Pearl
at
home..
t
p
!
'i
5
ney.
D.
W.
Mare
of
Klplox
and
Kev.
Bishop
Black
of
Kttregukla
will
arrive
in
the
city
from
the
in-
terlor
on
tonight
s
train
ami
salt
aboard
the
Prince
Ruoert
for
New
We'tyrtatct:
to
attend
the
British
Columbia
Conference
of
the
United
Chur.
h
of
Canada
next
week.
tar
.
mi
uxmtMsMfji
ewt
svsrju
Wm.
GAIR
Florist
Box
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.jvviiniiiuii
I'hone
BLUE
374.
Orders
Talten
Now
I'of
Mother's
Day
Larre
Variety
Cut
Mowers
and
Pol
Plants
Mail
Orders
Prompt
Attention
THE
SEAL
'
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
lied
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
t
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
Made
His
Pibe
1
Him
an
Admiral
Thar
stout
old
seadog
Jean
Ilart
was
commanded
to
present
himself
before
the
Grand
Monarch,
Louis
NIV.
Perhaps
even
he
was
nervous.
Anyhow,
in
the
king's
antechamber,
he
pulled
out
hit
pipe
and
smoked.
The
courtiers
were
ready
to
drop
dead
ith
fright.
But
the
King
approved
this
rugged
independence
and
said,
'
I
nuke
you
admiral
of
my
fleet".
In
thoe
days,
tobacco
was
crudely
cultivated
and
cured;
but
it
cost,
literally,
its
weight
in
silver.
The
refinements
of
pipe
tobaccos,
cigar
and
cigarettes
were
unknown.
Today
the
tobacco
industry
provides
the
livelihood
of
over
300,000
Canadians
(fanners,
factory
workers,
uholesalers,
retailers,
v.ith
their
de
pendents)
to
ensure
that
you
shall
get
the
smokes
you
want,
vlien
and
vhere
you
want
them,
and
as
you
like
thetn
lett.
IMPERIAL
TOBACCO
COMPANY
OF
CANADA.
IIMPED
I
Trevor
Johnston
left
on
las
evening's
train
for
a
brief
business
(trip
to
Hateiton.
He
is
expected
.back
tonight.
Gamma
Wins
In
Softball
The
ease
of
Captain
Dan
Wedge
of
the
fishing
boat
Bay-View,
an
ap-
The
second
gamt
or
ut
JmSm
peal
against
a
eonvfctten
under
the
High
School
Softball
League
wi
International
FUherles
regulations.
rlyl
Wednesday
and
Oamasader
for
Beta
o
.
hand
and
over
Beta
Mr
Leiir
acortkecper
Ptajwrs
Btte
K-Bsaukdaon
B
8rrMter
B.
will
come
up
on
Wednesday
of
next
feated
Beta
10
to
9.
Qwant
ptefed
tdcrwood
week
at
the
session
of
the
Supreme
hard
from
the
start
ami
Dei
hM
,
(teauna
Court
AMtees.
Several
alvoree
eases.
the
lead
in
the
third
inning
Al-
Ksajra.
Jour
will
be
tried
Tuesday.
tnoug
n
uira
pmceo
some
mce
row
rlen.
mnt
Red
LobftJ
2fi2
ot.
$;
10
03W.
BUck
UU1
Oru
12
jnrt
3.2a
r
V
old.
AW
JOHNNIE
Walker
Remember
it
next
time
mftilnl
in
uU''
J
u
oy
Uk
umi'.
tiil
llonru
or
ij
f
Krit(h
rnliimbla
CAMPACS
The
Finest
Summer
Shoe
For
Style,
Wear
And
Dependability.
Buy
Now
While
Sizes
Complete
Fahvshoe
store
ltD.
The
rlome
of
Good
Shoes
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
imr.l
Bin
CENTRAL
HOTfl
ROOMS
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ftri.
and
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FEED
CO.
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and