control
HUDSON'S
RUM
2G
oz.
$5.00
'ERJURY
ALLEGED
vvnttot'ta
l.nk
tln-
irmcr
"uni
"
---
dercoms
T'W
Here
Wierru
Receipt
Aiieseci.
ACCUSED
ON
STAND
When
Assixe
Couit
rose
for
.J!
...
.nnl
4nArv
She
case
of
Kex
vs.
Behnke
of
francois
Lake,
charged
wltn
r
it
jwjury
was
sun
procrcuinR.
Hfcosfd
himself
was
on
the
iund
and
was
under
cross-ex-
imination
by
W
O.
Fullon,
de-knee
counseL
Behnke
denied
ht
any
alterations
had
been
made
in
a
receipt
after
It
had
been
signed
by
Herman
Johnson,
principal
crown
witness.
Kalpli
w
orman
Bree
'Qulr.ki
and
Georep
Shenton
1....
..
"1-COrairiE
CO
thp
inrll.tmnf
riiry
was
committed
by
Behnke',
1
SWPartnn
.
.
1
M,s'
mat
ne,
wuuam
v
.
,
,
erick
Behnke.
had
purchased!
'"Wen
cms
of
hnv
nn
.hi.i
Cl
Per
ton
of
nm
m
n
aDOUt
the
mMril.
u-..:-..'
J,
nerea
in
truth
nnH
in
tnnt
Purchased
onl
about
9Va
tons
'
"ay
triim
tv,n
.
!
"a'
he
cairi
.inh
.
....
.....
if"
thu
rate
of
$12
or
$11.00
per
a
uT.:i
1
nf
truth
nrf
""u
nirl
lor
.1,.
.
m
Mill
niiii
n
Am
.
T
a
'stimony
lit
rn
$154
whereas
Behnke
paid
,
Ul
Per
ion
10
be
false
and
intend-
"
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t.hp
om.rt
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rvi,ir...
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10
me
rorthwlUi.
a
Ptmxber,
A.
D.
1911.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
'fWial
Administrator
liic
Rupert,
B.
C-
SL-
-
Alii
OVER.
77
S
5
Thb
advert
jement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Baard
or
Dy
me
uovernmeni
of
British
Columbia.
MACINTOSH
Two
REDS
HERE
Cailoads
of
Popular
Apples
Arrive
in
Prince
Rupert
Today.
Ever-popular
Macintosh
Red
appl.
made
their
initial
appearance
of
the
season
In
local
stores
yesterday,
twr
enrknds
havim,
rrived
sinc
Ihe
week-end.
Prices
are
p.
little
higher
than
ln-5t
year,
$2.40
per
hex
for
fancy
wrapped
and
S2.29
for
unwrapped.
Th-
lecal
retail
market
trend
continues
to
be
Howards
with
eggs
firm
9lthr.uh
there
have
been
no
advances
in
butter,
eggs
or
sugar
lust
recently.
ST
imported
nuts
are
expected
ihls
winter'
except
for
possibly
a
few
from
California
providing
their
entry
is
nermitted.
Current
retail
prices
in
Prince
Rupert
are
as
follows:
rose
yesterday
afternoon
to
re-;
tKK
convene
this
warning,
told
of.BC.
Fresh
Extras,
Grade
A
making
the
deal
with
Behnke
for
Large,
cartoned,
doz
:..
.52
he
sale
of
the
sta:k
on
his,
Local,
new
laid,
doz
CO
Julmsonsl
far.n,
$10
oehw
paid,
Fruit
'down
and
the
balance
to
be
nald
"'cfd
ess
Grapes,
lb
15
o
illnesses
tins
morning.
m.
ia..r.
'.-sveei
roiaiues,
l
iu
"
Freder.
tk
Behnke.
Fran
p;3
UK
(armer
is
cnargea
wim
(Km
counsel
and
C.
F.
Mc-
Jn
of
Smithers
is
counsel
for
e
oeiendant
The
lurv
consists1
W
R
McAfee,
foreman.
Wll-
m
Roy
Sawver
(Ocean
Falls).
'"'am
J
Kenncdv
(0:ean
Falls).
'red
Riffcu
Alfred
Amreri
(New
Melton
A
O
Bartlpit
TinHprlrlt
'IcRae
John
Ronnin
stnvni-n
'el
Rus-.wurm
1
Stewart).
Itnh-
t
Wehstf
.
wn
hPin?
asked
if
he
hnd
not
rj
c
Onions
lb
-
.05
E'.Jer.:!-
id
'.tie
ase
at
tne
tup-
Mld
at
hp
clvl1
actJon
thtt
"I
n,rii,
,nnrtH
ih
.20
tit
Ccur
Arizes
here
in
which
nevPr
lookeri
at
tt
very
good(..
Te.
.
'
bunch
'
10
ferrlng
to
the
receipt.
illothouse
Tomatoes,
lb
10
David
Lindsnv
Murav.
another
rniirr,nin
ittn
he-art
.10
f:;jrv
ceatrco
vesieroay
arounn
farmer
witness,
told
of
b"lnz
pre-
xew
Green
Cabbage,
lb
WELL
PLAYED,
CANADA
!
THE
DAILY
NEWS
(Pork,
dry
saltjb
-..
20c
'veal,
loin,
lb.
.30
Veal
Chops,
lb.,'30c
and
.35
VeaL
shoulder,
lb.
.20
Beef,
pot
roast,
..
.20
Beef
isteak,
lb.
30c
and
J5
Lamb,
leg,
lb.
-
.35
Lamb
Chops,
lb,
35c
and
40
Lamb
Shoulder
..
-
i
Salmon,
red
spring,
lb.
.25
Halibut,
lb
20
vi.ukeu
Kippers,
ib.
...
15c
anu
.20
.t-kUf.
'
our,
49's.No.
1
hard
wheat
1.80
3:.cond
Patent
1.60
"'lour,
.21'
.03
Fastry
Flour,-
10
fbs
65
White,
190
lb.
Yellow
.101
lb.
Golden
Brown
Itine
(Extracted
Honey,
per
Jar
22c
to
Jomb
Honey
'.
f7S
f
CIVILIANS
'
(
FINE
WORK
)
UWE
NO
RIGHT
A
W'fffrw
I
INTERPERy
S3SS-
lit
t
iilw
:
?r
mm
AND
HE
HAS
HIS
EYE
ON
THE
GOAL
8.25
7.75
lb.
.09
.
.30
Chee
Ontario
Solids,
new,
lb
.35
Ontario,
.mature,
lb
43
,
s
Stilton,
lb.
.35
Walnut
broken
Shelled
."to
Walnuts'
shelledhalves,
lb
.55
.Almonds,
shelled
lb
60
Peanuts
s
2
lbs.
25
Ground
Almonds,
half
lb.
when
the
hay
was
measured.
A'Tokty
Orates
lb.'
.15
lmon
and
lOrange
Peel,
week
later
witness
went
10
the
B.
C.
Reaches,
doz..
30c
to
50
Citron
ju.i.v.
..X.
ikhnke
place
where
he
received
Italian
Prunes
lb
.10
Cut
Peel
....
....
,
...y;...........
.he
check
for
S54
and
sitmpri
n
Graoefruit.
California.
7c
to
11
Glazed
Cherries,
Jb.
.so
receipt
written
by
Behnke
for
$64.
Lemons,
doz.
35c
to
45
"'ineapple
Rings,
lb.
05
.The
receipt
was
produced
in
court
Oranges',
doz.,
25c
to
.70
Prunes,
30-40,
lb.
14
and
witness
.declared
that
it
was
Bananas,
lb
different
than
when
he
signed
it.
Apples
The
amount
was
for
$154
instead
Terrace
cooking,
5
lb.
of
$04
and
another
change
had
Mcintosh
Reds,
fancy
been
made
to
make
it
read
two
wranprd,
box
lta?ks
instead
of
one.
Witness
Mcintosh
Reds,
unwrapped,
.30
.25
.35
.40
,15
prunes,
4u-ou,
&
ids.
zaj
Prunes,
60-70,
lb.
:.
.10
,
.25
Raisins,
Australian
seedless,
lb.
.15
Raisins,
Cal.
seedless,
lb.
.
15c
2,40
!urrants,
lb.
15
Apricots,
lb.
'.
30
said
he
had
jiot
made
the
altera-
i
box
$2.20
APPies,
anea
...v.
itlons.
Behnke
had
paid
him
no-
Itutier
j
money
other
than
the
first
$10
First
Grade,
lb
48
to
bind
the
deal
and
the
check
Second
Grade,
lb
.46.
Tor
$54.
!
I.aM
I
Under
cross-examination,
Jihn-
Pure,
lb
18
Botmson
and
Sergeant
I-
reu
;wni
urmru
inai
neiinne
naa
nam
cgevaDies
i
feovd,
provincial
police,
were
al-
him
$90
in
cash
as
well.
When
b.
C.
Potatoes,
8
lb
25
t
.
...
t
nrilffliramnnt
tnnlr
nlM
Tnlinann
in
.
n
IU
O
C
INDUSTRY
.13
ON
COAST!
Canadian
Trade
Agent
Reports
Situation
in'
pacific
States.
OTTAWA,
Sept.
25:
(W)
Alr-
.05
craft,
shipbuilding
and
other
de-
izedly
altered
receipt
sent
at
tne
time
wnen
nehnke
an.-'
'lTfn,
fiorv
ih
08.
fence
Industries
on
the
United
xfj
ransartlon
in
connee
Johnson
had
made
the
deal
for
Bunch
Carrots,
bunch
05
States
west
coast
face!"
a'
serious
the
sale
of
a
stack
of
fnP
sfpir
of
hV
Ihls"
belnfc
when
.interior
Turnips
6
lb
25
f
shortage
of
skilled
a"nd
serai-skill-
j.Ttt
principal
witness
for
the
the
$10
had
b?en
naid
over.
Th
j
ve-jetable
Marrow,
lb.
.05
led
labor
despite
a
westward
ml-
sira
another
Francois
Lake
Prlce
was
to
b
$7
nr
t"n.
Til's
'oreen
PeDDer
lb.
1
migration
of
workers
during
recent
.Tf
Herman
Jnhnson.
who
tes-
.uiIItimc
mat
nnlfn
isnrp
nlthnnrh
i
o.,,v,
m
nfi
i
vears.
B.
C.
Butler.
Canadian
trade
JpJBPBP
VALUES
CONSERVED
By
a
special
brewing
process
we
consort
e
the
tallies
in
brewer's
)east
bring
)
oil
a
balanced,
COMPLETE
beer,
wholesome,
anil
"ileliclous.
Always
order
the
beer
that
gives
J
011
more
.
"In
B.
C.
it's
V.
G"
For
Free
Home
Delivery
Phone.
651
CAPiLANO
BREWING
CO.,
LTD.
.
.
Mr.
Butler
in
his
report
to
the
Trade
and
Commerce
department:
Metals
"The
west
is
becoming
I
"
1
niv'
'.v
..-.v
...
riuuuuui
ouuaoii.
iu
'
...
.
.
-
.'id'Lat
he
gave
Behnke
a
re-.
he
could
not
swear
to
It.
was
em-!
-.irats
(commissioner
at
Los
Angeles,
re-Jan
increasingly
important
supplier
M
written
by
Behnke
but
sign-
bodied
In
the
firrt
receipt
for
$10.
ipoWi,
n0.
1.
ib
.25
ported
to
Ottawa.
tbjtimsen
Johnson),
for
$54,
in
any
case,
it
was
a
verbal,
if
noas'tlns
Chicken,
lb
30
f
"Training
facilities
already
es-
U
receipt
turning
up
later
with
.pot
orttunlly
written,
understand-
Jnncon
side,
sliced,
best
grade
60'tabllshed
or
to
be
established
by
e
imcuai
according
to
Johnson,
inn.
Onlv
on-
stak
of
hay
was;
second
grade,
lb
5
'the
federal,
state
.and
local
gov.-.
i4
o
$154
without
his
know-
ivIvpH
in
rh
dp"l.
Ham.
first
grade,
lb
45
ernments,
and
.by
the
Industries
i;t
I
Hubert
Bronson
Campbell,
court
picnic
Ham,
lb
-40
themselves,
are
not
expected
to
Tto
c
h:
first
criminal
case-roflist'-ar
at
9nHhw!.
was
a
wit-
Cottage
Rolls,
lb.
42
relieve
the
shortage
for
a
long
'
be
tieard
ai
the
Assize
session
ness
in
regard
to
filing
of
do:u-
Pork,
shoulder,
lb
22
time
as
the
demand
for
increased
!i::b
;cned
vesterday
afternoon
ments.
'Pork
Chops,
lb.
35
production
far
outdistances
the
SMi
Justice
A.
M.
Manson
of-
Behnke
was
released
overnight
,
Pork,
loin,
lb
35
capacity
of
present
laDor
forces,"
f.atlr.j
W
0
Fulton
Is
acting
nn
his
own
recognizance.
Pork,
leg.
lb
-
28
Mr.
Butler
said.
of
metals."
Four
new
aluminum
plants
are
being
planned
with
a
capacity
of
240,000.000
pounds
a
year,
raising
the
area
total
to
430.000.000
rounds
or
30
per
cent
FOR
SALE
Lager
A
UNIT
OF
ASSOCIATED
BREWERIES
OF
CANADA
LTD.
This
advertisement
is
'not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
During
the
first
half
of
this
year
Pacific
coast
industry
continued
to
expand
"at
an
unprecedented
rate."
National
defence
contracts
awarded
in
the
area
amounted
to
$2.5CO,OO0,C0O
at
the
end
of
June
with
prospects
of
another
$2,000,-0CO.C0O
by
the
end
of
1941.
Payrolls
in
the
three
Pacific
coast
states
Washington,
Oregon
and
California
were
.58
.per
cent
higher
to
June
30
than
in
the
cor
responding
period
of
1940.
Industries
Hit
In
brief,
here
is
the
situation
or
by
the
Government
ot
bntish
LoiumDia
FOR
SALE
616
6th
Ave.
West:
1
lot
with
large
building
containing
three
tenants,
and
cottage
at
rear,
$2100.;
Terms,
$800
cash
and
balance
on
reasonable!
terms.
H.
G.
Helgerson
Ltd:
I
on
the
west
coast
as
presented
by
FOR
SALE
Chesterfield,
dining
and
bedroom
suites,
piano,
ra
dio,
rug,
2
cohgoleum
squares,
lamps,
kitchen
table
and
chairs,
etc.
Apply
735
Fifth
Ave.
W.
(224
FOR
SALE
Lot'
and'
a
half;
ha"r-bbur
view,
all
stumped.
Phone
Black
603.
(223)
of
the
combined
Canada
-
United
fqr
SALE
1936
car;
house
fjoat.
States
output.
Steel
production
Reasonable
for
cash.
New
floats,
will
be
increased
by
1.500,000
tons
(22g)
annually.
The
west
already
.pro-
:
?
.
-
-
-
duces
95
per
cent
of
the
United
FOR
SALE
House
furnishings.
States'
copper
and
expansion
is
i
Phone
Black.
973.
j25)
likely.
Shipbuilding
A
$500,000,000
shipbuilding
program
Is
already
under
way
on
the
Pacific
coast
and
"this
will
probably
be
ln
creased."
Aircraft
"The
expansion
of
the
west
coast
aircraft
industry
has
been
spectacular."
Enormous
nlant
expansions
accounted
for
a
production
valued
at
$200,000,000
to
June
30
and
current
production
Is
$50,000,000
worth
of
planes
monthly,
"and
this
rate
is
expected
to
be
doubled
by
the
end
of
this
year."
.Lumber
The
industry
is.
pper-
cent
or
more
than
7,000,000
bar
rels.
"The
cessation
of
commercial
dealings
with
Japan
cut
exports
of
California
oil
by
62,000
barrels
a
day,"
he
said.
"But
the
greatest
problem
facing
the
oil
industry
is
to
find
a
means
of
transporting
crudes
to
the
refineries,
and
fin
ished
products
to
consuming
FLAMINGO
NEST
Hlaleah
Parkt
Florida,
is
said
to
be
the
only
place
In
the
world
where
flamingoes
are
bred
in
captivity.
1
if
this
were
your
advertisement,
it's
sure
that
at
least
one
person
J
will
have
read
It.
J
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
Large
olflce"
room
furnished
In
Dally
News
,build-
ins.
Will
become
vacant
Sep-tember
30.
(tf)
FOR
RENT
Nice,
clean
bedroom
for
men
sharing.
Phone
Blue
805.
.
(223)
phone,
News,
WANTED
WANTED
Furnished
comfortable
suite
for"
naval
officer
and
wjfe.
Apply
Box
153,
Daily
News.
'
ating
at
almost,
full
capacity
with
fl
;
;
-''
Iproduction
at
the
end
of
Jup
WANTED
Day
messenger
boy.
Ap-laveraglng
158,000,000
board
feet
a
ply
Qrme's
,
Drug
Store.
week.
'
Uf)
Construction
"Privately
llnanc-
-
',
.
.
r-
1
-
ed
tesidential
building,
undertaken
WANTED
Accordian,
piano
or
durlnc
the
first
half
of
the
year,.
Bottop,
also
Portable
Gramo-
set
new
records.
Federal
govern
ment
construction
of
permanent
defence
housing
and
barracks
continues
on
a-vast
-scale."
das
Shortage
Mr.
Butler
said
that
a
gasoline
shortage
might
be
threatening
on
the
west
coast,
"an
area
wnere
on
is
in
such
abundance."
Inventory
of
Pacific
coast
crude
oil
and
oil
products
in
storage
was
reduced
to
June
30
by
five
per
cash.
Box
154,
Dally
(223)
WANTED
Lady
wishes
rooin'
and
board
in
comfortable
home;
Ap-1
ply
Box
155,
Dally
News.
'
WANTED
Capable
woman
to
take
charge
of
.home
day
time
or
sleep
in.
Apply
221
.Seventh
Ave.
W.
or
phone
Red
915.
(224)
'
ft.'
WANTED
Gas
boat,
30
to
34
Cash.
Apply
Room
41,
York
Hotel,
after
6
pjn.
(228)
WE
HAVE
A
CLIENT
WHO
WILLI
buy
small
house,
$1100
cash.)
McClymont
Agencies.
.
WANTED
Waitress.
Sisters
Cafe.
Apply
Three
(223)
Central
Hotel
Central
Hotel
Annet
150
Heated
Rooms
Hot
Water
Steam
Baths
Dining
Room
In
Connection
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
1
Household
Furnishing
SALE
12-i-3-Pce.
Chesterfields
ot
the
finest
quality
at
very
low
prices.
4
'
Enamel
Two-Tone
C
0
a
1
Ranges
from
$81
to
$99
0.
Studio
Couches
can
be
made
into
a
double
bed
at
$39.50.
18
Springfilled
Mattresses,
all
sizes.
Special
$16.50.'
5
Chests
of
Drawers
from
$6.95
to
$7.95.
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
Phone
Ulk.
321
3rd
Ave.
"
r.
n
r
i:n
nnj
w;niAr
1
ifiMir:
1111
inn
aim
uiiuu
Men's
Suits
remodelled
Into.
Ladies
Alterations,
Repairing,
Cieans-r
lng
.and
Pressing
"Quick
;-Strvico"
h
eaturlng-r-
.
'Freedmah
,
and
Qabbesi
amuel
Hart
Ltd.
"'XadKs"
"and
Gents
Suits
and
Topcoats
to
measure
DELUXE
TAILOR
Opposite
Commodore
Cafe
Phone
ruone
307
Box
725
1
v
For
Qifts
and
Showers,
Dolls
and
Toys
Go
to
tne
VARIETY
STORE
Wherd'
Your
Dimes
are
Little
Dollars
33U
3ra
Ave.
v.
rnunc
neu
iaw
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Opposite
Post
Office
YES!
J
We
Repair
Water
Pipes,
Roofs,
Woodwork;
Stoves
Connected.
Etc.
Oil
Burners
Cleaned
....$1.50
Chimneys
Swept
$2.50
HANDY
MAN
HOME
SERVICE
Phone
BLACK
735