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1:00
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cool
with
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19.9
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7:22
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II
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
wfV
NO.
Hi.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
APRIL
6,
1940.
PRICE:
B
CENTS
UJJJU
II
Halt
m
Nations
On
Firm
r
'
'
Spot-Oslo
IITRALS
ININf,
IIP
1
A
1
Hi
v
v
v
BY
ALLIES
Md
r,
Nlnm
.auon
10
t.nier
,i
Tart
Agreeing
Not
To
ruport
Goods
To
Keith
i
nni
owciown
mis
Week-End
Due
Side
Or
Other
Will
Have
To
Taken
llimla
Concedes
Cfrminy
Cannot
Win
War
I
NOKWAVS
BACK
UP
SLO,
April
C:
(CP)
Norway
it
once
be
at
war
In
de-
of
her
neutrality
If
free
ping
in
Norwegian
waters
Is
rtrrrd
with
to
the
advantage
nt
of
Ihe
belligerent
powers,
lin
Minhter
Koht
told
the
nun
Parliament
in
a
state-
t
made
while
dicuslng
Nor-
i
thlpping
problems
in
rela-
j
to
foreign
policy,
particularly
ere
exports
from
Narvik.
"If
Al'.k"
should
ak
us
to
stop
thlpping
which
goes
on
ae-
nr
to
generally
arknowledg-
oternalional
law
and
which
theimelm
have
acknowl-
i,
uid
Koht
"this
would
fr
be
01
rrrai
tiamage
10
Biwivn
or
If
such
hindrance
shipping
should
be
one-sided
r,;t
ene
warty
and,
therefore.
iprnirsn
flirt
with
the
neutral-jkkfch
a
hv"ttlcdtft
our
f
U
maintain.
Norway
will
iiUr.ce
be
at
war."
I
I'
KITHffllt4
IVI
BIIUHICt
Him
JCttiW.
jtral
nation
to
'or-(The
vote
came
after
long
and
ac-u
a
trade
pact
with
rlmontoiu
debate
and
shows
that
under
which
It
U
the
administration
sUU
hold
con-hfte
.will
be
no
re-
trol
over
the
upper
chamber.
irplus
goods
or
car-
German
Reich.
The
.
i
u,nder
mor.
et-1
starvation
And
"kade
of
Imports
to
-.mes
effective
on
C..'
JJ-
VArHirf
re
TV.
Dorwmnts
arp
1
h
Scandinavian
and
-
uatkmi
under
way
aula.
Jugoslavia
andi
Paly.
Ruafta.
Bulgaria)
i;v
are
the
only
na-i
ZEBALLOS.
April
5:
CP
A'
'
ded
to
complete
thejeofonef.
inquest
at
lonely
Vernon
(
nctrclement
of
the
Lake,
near
here,
found
that
James
!
Rychman.
aged
56,
a
trapper,
had
the
two
way
Pi-""
Idled
by
starvation
and
Lloyd
1
if
neutral,
from
the
I
o-
27.
his
partner,
met
death.
.
one
hand
and
Ocr-jb,
nta
own
hand
rather
than
en-1
i'
other,
Is
becoming
,ure
further
hunger
and
agony.
itled.
By
the
AHiew
,
-,.,
khi
nf
the
two
have
been-
I
bcn
warned
t,hat
u'raiity
must
cease.
By
hry
have
been
told
that
'tion
of
supplies
In
be
regarded
as
an
un-Strong
notes
have
by
both
side
and
Inure
that
there
will
be
deftntte
In
the
way
of
this
week-end.
by
Foreign
Secrctary
lax
of
Great
Britain
to
n.navtan
nations
Is
re
have
assured
them
that'
will
be
glad
to
sendi
'a
assist
them
In
reslst-
n
x'-hing
in
the
way
of
fur-
''
...
trr
-!-.-1
t
s
uca
uussian
invasion.
H
Communications
by
Great
Brl-P'n
and
France
to
Norway1
and
mtitn
stating
firmly
"where
Prat
Rrit.l1n
on,
I
l'.,n..
.tn,!
la
.,
.
.
.
.
,CSCU;,
f
o
on
u,
the
future
course
of
the
I
reality
of
Scandinavian
coun-
The
I'rps.
AnrUtlnn
..ilil
I1'!
the
notes
were
understood
to
specifically
to
the
so-called
tOTfred
way"
through
Norwegian
!"
frrllorlal
waters
which
Germany
'
io
elude
the
Allied
block-
pur.
The
in
we
neutrni
tin.
..9
MVV.I
1IUVI1"
"iZ
ailHlrvflMno
In
r.1ln
l(r,
"I
UCMlll
will
be
expected
this
-
-
iu
aecme
which
slew
r
'
win
tni.
i
.
..
wneincr
mcy
c
to
h
raraea
as
friends
or
TO
HOLD
RECOUNT
First
Reckoning
Following
General
Election
Gives
Conservative
Four
Vote
Martin
In
Nova
Scotia
Seat
AMHERST,
Nova
Scotia.
April
6:
(CP
A
recount
of
the
federal
election
vote
In
Cumberland
constituency
will
be
held
on
April
22.
The
present
count
shows
that
Percy
C.
Black,
Conservative,
won
th
seat
by
four
vote
from
K.
J.
Cochrane,
Liberal
member
of
the
last
Parliament.
.
'
Last
Remnant
Of
Polish
Army
Has
Now
Surrendered
MOSCOW.
April
6
-
It
Is
an-1
nouneed
here
that
the
last
remnant!
of
the
Polish
Army
in
the
Russian
occupied
part
of
that
subjugated
country
ha
surrendered
to
the
Red
Army
alter
a
outer
fight.
ROOSEVELT
"IN
CONTROL
.Vote
of
42
to
27
by
United
States
Senate
to
Extend
Reciprocal
Trade
Treaties
WASHINGTON,
D.C.ApriUoV-'
By
a
vpte
of
42
to
27,
the
United
.States
Senate
yesterday
decided
to'
extend
reciprocal
trade
treaty
uiv.iuv
l
viuivi.
Heaths
of
James
llyckman
and
Lloyd
Coombs
on
West
Coast
Are
Probed
to
zeballos
by
plane
and'
will
be
flown
to
Vancouver
for
burial.
foes.
Scandinavian
nations
will
have
to
Ignore
Allied
demands
and
continue
their
stream
of
exports
Into
Germany.
From
the
Scandinavian
nations
it
Is
estl-
mated
that
Germany
obtains
nine
million
tons
of
ore
annually.
WHAT
KUSSIA
THINKS
Without
an
uninterrupted
sup
ply
of
tin,
bosite
ana
sicci,
Germany
cannot
wage
a
successful
war,
Prayda,
official
Soviet
newspaper,
Is
reported
to
have
declared
In
conceding
victory
to
the
Allies
in
view
of
Germany's
shortage
of
materials.
Porrlirn
Minister
Koht
of
Nor-
m
&
statement
today,
plead
cd
that
...
his
country
,r
hn
be
permitted
Ppmlttei
to
follow
a
strict
neutrality
policy.
den.cd;tlon
as
leader
of
the
Conservative
through
nroign
inc
hc
couiuty
ounuy
bdng
he
nm0unt
I
narty
ln
Alberta
because
was
10
any
one
n-wu..
---
to
bring
the
country
Such
a
free
passage
wouia
w
much
a
help
to
the
Ames
t
,
Germany
he
contended.
j
(...lmn
wnrfnrp
ffOlTl
tnC
.
.
:::
::
:
.ronrtnomt
is
uuu
-r--
-
i
military
the
ulrinnllv
at
a
5ia
"
-
iU5V'"n,(hmI1.h'to
I
Uhough
8c
higher
yesterday.
May
clos-
economic
war
-1-J
tn
,
me
one
may
wvn
j
thn
other
at
J
oevciop
U-U
time,
STORY
IS
ACCURATE
k
k
V
V
A
j
Los
Angeles
Police
Accept
Thirteen
.
Year
Old
Girl's
Gruesome
j
Account
'
LOS
ANGELES.
April
6:
(CP)
I
Police
announced
today
that
the'
Germany,
writing
In
a
French
atory
of
Chloe
Davis,
aged
13,.
weekly
newspaper,
brands
Hit-about
bludgeoning
her
mother
and1
ler
now
as
thex"vilest
tyne
of
baby
brother
to
death
with
a'
double-crosser
In
whose
word
hammer
was
accepted
as
accur-,
n
trust
whatever
can
be
placed,
ate
and
the
Juvenile
court
will
be
j
Th:essen,
who
fled
from
Ger-asked
to
determine
what
steDS
many,
Is
now
endeavouring
to
should
be
taken.
The
girt
told
the
police
that
she
had
killed
he;
mother
and
brother
at
the
mother's
request
after
the
mother
had
killed
two
of
Chloe's
sisters.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
JOfW-HU
UO.
I
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.09
V..
Bralorne,
10.45.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.52.
Dentonia,
DISk.
Falrview.
XIV..
Gold
Belt.
23.
Hedley
Mascot,
.45.
Minto.
.03.
Noble
Five,
.00.
Pacific
Nickel.
.10.
Pend
Ortelle.
1.73.
Pioneer.
2.35.
Premier.
1Z2.
Privateer,
.6-5.
Reeve
McDonald,
.19.
Reno,
.30.
Relief
Arlington,
.06.
Salmon
Gold,
.03.
.
3heepcCrei-Uft---w.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.04.
Oils
A
n
r.,
to
Calmont,
.40.
!
C.
St
E
2.15.
Freehold,
.02'.
Home,
2.80
Pacalta,
fii,
'
Royal
Oanu,
.l-Vi.
Okalta,
Ul.
Mercury,
.07.
Prairie
Royalties,
.18V.
Toronto
Aldennac,
.26.
Beattle,
1.09.
Central
Pat
2.13.
:
l
Cons.
Smelters,
42.75.
i
East
Malartic,
3.75.
Fernland,
.04.
Francoeur,
.48.
Gods
Lake,
.19.
Hardrock,
1.11.
Int.
Nickel,
42.75.
Kerr
Addison.
2.50.
Little
Long
Lac,
3.05.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
222.
Madscn
Red
Lake,
.53.
'
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
U9.
Moneta,
.70.
Noranda,
73.50.
Pickle
Crow,
3.45.
Preston
East
Dome,
2.22.
San
Antonio,
2.38.
Shcrrltt
Oordon,
.93.
Uchl,
.70.
Bouscadlllac,
.03
Vj.
Mosher,
.07.
Oklend.
,06.
j
Smelters
Oold,
.01.
Dominion
Bridge,
38.25.
I
RESIGNS
AS
TORY
HEAD
I).
M.
Duggan,
Alberta
Leader.
Ke
-
..
..I.
ii'iik
linqUlSIlCS
IIIS
auucmiwu
mm
Party
EDMONTON,
April
6:
(CP)
D.
M.
Duggan
announces
his
reslgna-
i:,oM
h
T.rtrUlnture
as
a
cltl-
7,
-
v.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
winnxpjsu,
April
6:
(CP)
Winnipeg
wheat
futures
were
lie
...,-
,
nff
Hie
tn
ISin
.
'with
September
at
$1.033i.
Bulletins
VILE
"DOUBLE
CROSSEIf
PAItIS
Karl
Thlessen,
former
ftrman
Inrf
iilrtatfi
mi
gt
those
who.
assisted
n
bringing
Chancellor
Hitler
to
power
in
secure
a
visa
to
proceed
to
the
United
States.
EXPORTING
JEWELS
LONDON
Great
Britain
it
now
considering
an
air
blockade
of
Germany
following
reports
that
Polish
royal
jewels
seized
in
the
invasion
last
September
have
been
shipped
to
the
United
States
by
Pan
American
Airwavs.
Sti'l'on
of
do'Iars
In
foreign
credits
ar
blnt
set
up
by
export
of
jewels
ant
gems
from
Germany,
it
Is
paid.
Earl
Browder
Is
Not
To
Speak
On
j
Chicago
Campus
CHICAGO.
April
6.
Governors
of
the
University
ot
Chicago
have
nil-'
ed
that
Earl
Browder.
secretary
of;
the
Communist
Party
of
the
United
,,SUtwC
beinft
under
--pllMxscn-
tence,
will
not
be
permitted
tospetk
to
the
students
of
the
University
asj
had
been
arranged.
i
HOUSE
HAS
PROROGUED
Manitoba
House
Passed
Laws
Which
Are
Expected
To
Make
Easier
Going
For
Farmers
WINNIPEG,
April
6:
(CP)
The
'Manitoba
Legislature
prorogued
last
nignt
alter
adopting
a
reso-
ernment
to
pass
legislation
aimea-at
protecting
debt-burdened
far
mers
from
their
creditors
by
es-'
tabllshlng
a
land
court
and
to
establish
"parity
prices"
for
farm
produce.
Laid
At
Rest
Funeral
of
Late
Carl
Jackson
Held,
This
Afternoon
With
Many
t
Friends
Attending
Wlth
many
old
friends
of
deceased
and
family
In
attendance,'
funeral
of
the
late
Carl
Jackson
took
place
this
afternoon
from
chapel
of
B.C.
Undertakers
to
Fair-View
Cemetery.
Rev.
J.
H.
Myrwang
officiated
and
Mrs.
Myrwang
presided
at
the
organ,
also
singing
a
solo.
Jlymns
were
"Nearer
My
God
to
Thee"
and
"Abide
With
Me.M
Pallbearers
were
C.
J.
Lundqulst,.
Chris
Johnson,
Oscar
Larsen,
M.j
I
jr"0"''
Jensen,
Carl
Johnison
and
H.
Jo-'
.nansen,
Second
Fastest
Time
At
Aintree
Only
Once
Was
Grand.
National
Ever
Done
ln
Shorter
Space
Than
Yesterday
AINTREE,
Eng.,
April
6.
In
run
ning
the
Grand
National
Steeple-
chase
yesterday
ln
nine
minutes.
the
second
fastest
time
ever
rw-nrH.
I
ed
In
..
the
famous
race.
CITY
GAS
!
BUSINESS
Mayor
of
Vancouver
Suggests
Sale
of
Motor
Fuel
Would
Bring
New
Source
of
Revenue
!
f
VANCOUVER,
April
6:
(CP)
Mayor
Lyle
Telford,
In
a
letter
to
the
aldermen
today,
suggested
that
the
city
get
revenues
by
entering
the
gasoline
retailing
business.
He
said
that
an
unnamed
American
oil
company
had
agreed
to
deliver
high-grade
gasoline
at
a
price
which
would
enable
the
city
to
ge'
an
estimated
$200,000
revenue
annually.
The
mayor
suggested
that
gas
might
be
sold
at
27c
and
29c
per
gallon
which
would
mean
a
profit
of
8c
per
icr
gallon.
gaiion.
There
inere
would
wouia
also
aiso
be
oe
an
Influence
to
help
in
keeping
I
prices
M
rlnTn
down.
!
Old
Country
Soccer
South
C
Brentford
2,
Arsenal
4.
Chelsea
1.
Charlton
Athletic
4.
Milwall
5.
Southampton
2.
Portsmouth
0,
Fulham
3.
Tottenham
2,
Westham
8.
South
D
Aldershot
2.
Watford
3.
Bournemouth
3,
Reading
1.
Clapton
Orient
4,
Norwich
3.
Crystal
Palace
10.
Brighton
0.
South
Fnr
o.
Queens
Park
1.
English
Northwest
Accrington
1;
Southport
1.
Bolton
2.
Barrow
0,
Burnley
0,
BUekbura
0.
.
"
Rodale,..'wifc.
....
O'dham
3
Bury
2.
Preston
Northend
1.
Blackpool
1.
Southwest
Bristol
City
0.
Bristol
Rovers
I.
Cardiff
1.
Swindon
1.
Swansea
0.
Plymouth
2.
Torquay
4,
Newport
3.
Midland
Birmingham
2,
Coventry
0.
Leicester
5,
West
Bromwich
Albion
2.
'
Northampton
2,
Walsall
2.
Wolverhampton
6,
Luton
1.
East
Midlands
Barsnley
1,
Doncaster
1.
Chesterfield
5,
Grimsby
0.
Notts
County
3,
Sheffield
United
0.
'
Rntherham
1.
Mansfiplrt
2
Sheffield
Wednesday
2,
Notts
Forest
1.
Northeast
Bradford
City
0.
Huddersfleld
1.
Darlington
5,
York
3.
Halifax
1,
Mlddlesbro,
1.
Hull
3,
Newcastle
1.
Leeds
5,
Bradford
2.
Western
Chester
0.
Manchester
City
3.
Crewe
0,
North
Brighton
4,
Liverpool
1,
Stoke.
2.
Manchester
UnltejJ
6,
Stockport
1.
Portvale
2,
Everton
1.
Tranmere
Rovers
2,
Wrexham
2.
Exhibition
Hartlepool
4,
Sunderland
2.
Sussex
F.
A.
1,
Football
Assn.
4.
Scottish
West
Albion
0,
Airdrle
1.
Clyde
2,
Partlck
2.
Hamilton
2,
Motherwell
3.
Kilmarnock
3,
St.
Mirren
1.
Morton
5,
Dumbarton
6.
Queen
of
South
3,
nyr'0.
.
Queens
Park
0,
Third
Lanark
3.
Rangers
1,
Celtic
2.
East
Aberdeen
5,
Arbroath
2.-;
Dundee
2,
Dundee
United
1.
East
Fife
3,
Ralth
2.
Hearts
4,
Hibernians
0.
Kings
Park
4,
St.
Bernards
3.
St.
Johnston
2,
Falkirk
2.
Stenhousemulr
2,
Alloa
3.
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
A
moderate
depression
appears
to
be
centred
west
of
Vancouver
Island.
The
weather
has
been
mild
through
out
the
province
with
light
scat
tered
showers.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Prpsh
Ki-mthpnxt
winds,
mild
with
.
occasional
showers.-
FLIGHT
BY
INSTRUMENT
United
States
Army
Makes
First
Totally
"Blind"
ilop
in
Bomber
LANG
LEY
FIELD,
April
6:
(CP)
The
first
totally
"blind"
Right
in
history
of
aviation
was
completed
today
by
Major
Carl
B.
McDanlel
In
a
United
States
Army
Air
Corps
bomber
today
The
plane
landed
perfectly,
the
pilot
using
Instnj-
ments
only,
Roosevelt
And
Oewev
May
Be
rri
r
WO
UDDOnentS
Jfrr
WASHINGTON.
DC.
April
5.
It
5
beelnnlnz
to
look
increasingly
1'ke
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt,
Demo
crat,
and
District
Attorney
Thomas
Diwevof
New
York.
Republican,
for
jthe
Presidency
this
year.
In
Wis-
coivta
State
primaries
Roosevelt
ei'ilv
got
th
choice
over
Vice
-
President
John
Nance
Garner
while
Dewey
won
handily
over
Senator
Arthur
H.
Vandenberg
of
Michigan.
w"onin
thus
followed
the
trend
"f
New
York.
'
NAZIS
ARE
j
DRIVEN
OFF!
lour
French
Soldiers
Killed
in
Ln-
gagement
lesterday-Wreckage
Of
German
Bomber
Found
.,
.
.,V
,,
PARIS.
April
6
-German
raids
in
me
vicinity
oi
-aarorueen
ana
the
Vosges
mountains
were
repulsed
by
French
troops
today.
It
is
now
j
announced
that
four
French
soldiers
were
killed
in
yesterday's
en-ea2ement
with
the
Germans.
I
Wreckage
of-a
German
bombing,
plane
which
was
shot
down
April
1
has
been
found
In
the
woods.
I
1
Lady
Tweedsmuir
Is
In
England
Widow
of
Former
Governor
General
Reaches
Old
Land
from
Canada
LONDON.
April
6:
CP)
Lady
Tweedsmuir,
wife
of
the
Former
Oovernor
General
of
Canada,
ar-1
prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
nor-rived
In
England
yesterday
and
will
therly
wind,
three
miles
per
hour;
resume
residence
in
this
country,
(barometer,
30.09
(rising);
tempera
Another
Blast
From
Goering
German
Air
Force
Heady
to
Do
To
Allies
What
it
Did
To
Poland
BERLIN.
April
6.-
In
another!
eas
win,d'
t,enlmUes
P?r
iIm
3002:
temperature,
45;
light
blast
last
night.
Vice-chancellor
i
ometer'
Herman
Goering
declared
that
the'chp;t
.
,
.
German
air
force
was
ready
to
deal'
,B"U1Harb?Ir-
Clo"dy'
5uthcaft
to
Great
Britain
and
France
what
it,
'lnd'
m.Uef.
per
bar0,me;
gave
to
Poland
last
September.
Trying
To
Keep
Balkans
Peace
Premier
of
Hungary
Says,
However,
That
Claim
for
"Transylvania
Not
Abandoned
ROME,
April
6.
The
Premier
of
Hungary,
visiting
Rome,
said
that
Hungary
had
not
abandoned
its
claim
against
Roumanla
for
Tran-syvanla
but
said
his
country
intended
to
do
everything
possible
to
preserve
peace
in
the
Balkans.
NEW
YORK
COPPER
NEW
YORK.
Anrll
6.
New
York
cODCer
Was
off
.03c
to
.04c
todav
tui.
with
u..nnin....,'..j
at
10,10c
ARE
GOING
TO
PRISON
ON
JSLAND
Argentina
Finds
It
Necessary
to
Tighten
up
on
Crew
of
Admiral
Graf
Spee
TO
.MARTIN
GARCIA
BUENOS
AIRES,
April
6:
(CP)
The
Argentinean
naval
ministry
announced
today
that
thirty-two
officers
and
203
warrant
officers
and
cadets
of
the
German
pocket
battleship
Graf
Spee
will
be
taken
Monday
to
Martin
Garcia
Island
naval
base
for
internment.
BUENOS
AIRES,
April
6,
Argentinean
authorities
are
rounding
up
1000
members
of
the
crew
of
the
scuttled
German
pocket
battleship
Admiral
Graf
Spee
in
order
to
place
them
on
a
prison
Island
for
the
dur-
tatlon
of
the
war
This
action
Is
be-
Ing
taken
in
view
of
the
action
of
some
of
the
Germans
In
escaping
from
Internment
and
violating
par-
toles.
Among
those
who
escaped
were
three
officers
a
lieutenant
commander
who
was
third
In
command
of
the
Graf
Spee
and
two
lieutenants.
Three
seamen
were
re-
arrested
at
Santos
aboard
an
Ital-
lan
ship
on
which
it
Is
believed
they
had
intended
to
sail
enroute
back
to
Germany.
The
island
where
It
Is
Intended
to
(imprison
the
Graf
Spee.
crew
Is
forty
miles,
north
of
Buenos
Aires
InM
trim
IWa
...
,U
Uing
of
the
pride
of
the
Nazi
navy,
--,
,-,,-,
f
,turbed
by
the
riisappearancc
or
the
!three
mterned
Graf
gDee
oW,cers
is
reported
to
have
officially
ad-
vtscd
German
ambassador
it
is
taking
strict
measures
to
prevent
further
such
escapes.
Raiding
Planes
A
DrJvAn
Off
rtl
ya
c
u
lYCll
JU
Germans
Visit
Islands
to
North
of
Scotland
But
No
Damage
Done
LONDON,
April
6.
German
raiding
planes
again
visited
the
vicinity
of
the
islands
north
ot
Scotland,
but
were
driven
off
by
British
pursuit
planes.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
ture.
40:
sea
smooth.
Triple
Island
Part
cloudy,
east
northeast
wind,
six
miles
per
hour;
light
chop.
Langara
Island
Part
cloudy,
southeast
wind,
three
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.98;
temperature,
40;
light
swell.
Dead
Tree
Point
Showery,south-
rar
i
i
s-
nni
inci
if
nuifi
hliii
r.
45;
light
swell.
Alert
Bay
Overcast,
calm;
barometer,
30.03;
temperature,
41;
sea
smooth.
Estevan
Fair,
southeast
wind,
five
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.-08.
Victoria
Fair,
easterly
wind,
five
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.12.
Vancouver
Cloudy,
southeast
wind,
ten
miles
per
hour
barometer.
30.13.
Prince
George
Cloudy,
southwest
wind,
two
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.05.
Bruce
Brown
arrived
ln
the
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
yesterday
afternoon
from
Pentlcton
'
to
Join
the
law
office
here
of
his.
brother,
T.
W.
Brown.
His
wife
and,,
little
dauchter
will
be
arriving
shortly
September
pef
pqund4from,the
tt.
south.
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