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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strotegic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
piio::e81
VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
134
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
FRIDAY,
JUNE
9,
1950
.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
if
I,
CnMAf
I
fl
Belfoife
OKDA7D
Record
Star
iltt
in
Pe"n
B.C.
Losing
In
Oil
Business
Government
Urged
To
Plan.
For
Pacific
Pact
KING
RECEIVES
1IRTHDAY
SALUTE
;
LONDON
ffi
The
King,
in
scarlet
uniform
and
'towering
bear
skin
hat,
stood
under
a
hot
sun
yesterday
to
take
his
birth-
aoW,
cowboy
"ongster,
I
bis
repuiano"
jses
spellbound
while
j
songs
of
the
range
Applevhaite
Seconds
Motion
To
Extend
Vote
To
Natives
OTTAWA
At
a
meeting
of
the
special
Parliamentary
committee
on
the
Dominion
Elections
Act,
Hon.
Walter
E.
Harri.s,
Minister
of
Citizenship
and
Immigration,
gave
notice
of
a
motion,
seconded
by
E.
T.
Applevvhaite,
Member
for
Skeena,
to
amend
the
act
by
providing
that
the
right
to
vote
in
the
Dominion
elections
be
extended
to
Indians
i
provided
"he
executed
a
waiver
his
homeiy
yarns.
OTTAWA
(CP)-Creation
of
a
Pacific
defence
J
TeZZ
pact
and
other
measures
for
guarding
Canada's
west-
London's
Horse
Guards.
,
uswed
by
Master
of
era
sector
were
urged
on
tne
government
m
the
ton,
Londoners
thronged
tire
route
f.E.
Anlieid
ana
uie
1
.
ft
well
chosen
and
introductory
num-
band,
Hank
did
his
from
Buckingham
Palace
to
the
parade
ground
to
view
the
Royal
family.
VANCOUVER
0)-An
Eastern
Canadian
oil
company
executive
said
Thursday
the
attitude
of
the
British
Columbia
government
toward
oil
companies
1
casting
the
province
millions
of
dollars
In
business.
J.
M.
Prltchard
of
Montreal,
president
of
McColl-FTontehaj
Oil
Company,
said
B.C.
Is
the
only
province
'which
has
not
given
oil
companies
the
freedom
of
pricing
their
own
business.
He
added:
"If
the
government
mons
by
Howard
Green
,
(PC.,
Vancouver-Quadra).
Besides
advocating
the
counterpart
of
the
Atlantic
alliance,
he
asked:
1.
Adequate
air
forces
withi
'-
:
-
well
defended
fields.
1
W
I
I
k
A
J
songs,
mi
;re
au-
4
moral.
All
were
sell
t
way
a
to
carry
VTI'IhQ
llflTu
!
,ax
exemption
under
the
In-
FOUR
ELECTROCUTED
PEARSON,
Ga.
Four
linemen
were
electrocuted
near
here
Thursday
when
a
power
line
broke
in
pouring
rain
and
shot
2,006
volt
of
ilectricity
Into
soggy
ground
where
men
were
working.
GAVILAN
WINS
NEW
YORK
Kid
Gavil.n,
Cuban
welterweight
champion,
Thursday
night
earned
a
unanimous
ten-round
decision
over
Mike
Kobzalls
of
Pittsburgh.
DROP
KILLS
50
TOKYO
More
than
fifty
2.
An
air
coastal
patrol
able
1
1
f
a
f
jt
Into
each
nuance
oi
EXETER,
England.
K
The
Bishop
of
Exeter,
Rt.
Rev.
R.
C.
Mortimer,
advised
parents
to
make
a
"thundering
nuisance
of
themselves
until
t,hey-
found
what
religious
instruction
their
children
were
getting
at
school.
ivwve
T
ivi
to
deal
with
submarines-
the
words
and
music.
who
do
not
normally
type
of
music
Snow
arried
along
by
the
3.
Pacific
naval
forces
'-adequate
to
deal
with
submarines
.ind
protect
harbors.
4.
A
substantial
reserve
army
roup.
5.
Development
of
a
civil
defence
system
for
the
west
coast.
Equipment
As
soon
as
proper
power
machinery,
which
police
are
endeavouring
to
locate,
is
available
and
transported
to
the
scene,
search
OUIIIU
WUIU
On
July
24
MONTREAL
W
Fifteen
international
brotherhoods,
Involved
in
jvages
and
hours
dispute
with
Canadian
railways,
announced
yesterday
they
are
distributing
of
the
man
and
would
give
oil
companies
the
right
to
regulate
prices
at
a
fair
market
price
the
companies
would
spend
millions
of
dollars
here.
There
would
be
new
refineries
and
new
outlets
heii
Immediately
If
there
was
a
change."
yjly
in
the
applause
dian
Act,
from
or
in
respect
of
personal
property,
In
a
form
prescribed
by
the
Minister
of
Cltizensrlip
and
Immigration."
No
compulsion
would
be
involved-
Each
Individual
cfould
choose
whether
to
accept
the
privilege
or
not.
Among
the
amendments
,
-,o
the
Dominion
Elections
Act
suggested
by
the
chief
electoral
office
is
a
proposal
to
provide
for
a
28
day
period
between
nomination
day
and
election
day
in
such
large
constituencies
as
:amters.
6.
Extension
of
the
Canadian
ram
was
broken
with
L.
A.
Prexie
Is
Cautious
OTP
of
selections
by
Bandmaster
Peter
KClans
showed
tl.em-
Japanese
railroad
men
were
buried
alive
today
whcr
a
cliff
collapsed
on
to
a
railroad
line
north
of
Tokyo.
TWO
GIRLS
DIE
top
notch
bandsmen.
90,000
strike
ballots
with
returnable
date
July
24.
The
announcement
came
from
military
rangers,
developed
dar-i
will;
be
resumed
for
an
automob-ing
the
last
war
to
help
resist
Mle,
containing
three
men
Will-invasion.
jianTGibb
of
Prince
Rupert
,
and
He
said
the
proposed
pact
Don
Fraser,
sr.,
and
Donald
thould
Include
Canada,
the
Fraser
Jr.
of
Terrace
which
is
United
Stales,
Australia
and
j
believed
to
have
plunged
over
New
Zealand.
,
an
embankment
into
the
swirl-In
brief
reply,
Defence
Min-.-,
waters
of
the
Rkeena
River
-on
each
successive
ap-
Frank
H.
Hall,
chairman
of
the
:
Skeena,
instead
of
14
days
as
at
Resignations
Of
Teachers
To
date
seven
resignations
from
city
and
district
school
present
provided.
The
commit
of
contrast
In
types
tie
effect
was
a
well
Not
Committing
Himself
on
Statehood
Recjgnizcs
Prince
Rupert
A.
J.
Gock,
president
of
the
Los
Angeles
Chamber
of
Commerce,
visiting
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
with
a
chamber
tee
has
not
yet
reached
a
decision
on
either
matter.'
last
Sunday.
sinced
program.
Mr.
NIAGARA
FALLS,
Ont.
Two
young
girls
were
burned
,
to
death
Thursday
In
a
fire
that
destroyed
their
home.
Threes
it'Je
stories
were
Just
Lstcr
Brooke
Claxton
said
he
would
not
like
the
Impression
to
go
out
that
the
government
did
not
feel
it
had
to
guard
the
Pacific.
Inspector
F.
B,
this
morning
stated
the
h
to
set
band
number
negotiating
committee
of
the
unions
affiliated
with
the
American
Federation
of
Labor.
The
unions
sought
a
40-hour
week
to
replace
the
present
48
hours
plus
a
seven
cent
an
hour
general
wage
Increase.
The
compromise
recommended
by
the
conciliation
board
was
rejected
by
the
other
persons
were
severely
power
grappling
equipment,
when
party
of
226
persons
going
to
I
available,
will
be
transported
up
Sam
tnen
came
dbck
Alaska
on
a
goodwill
tour,
had
jff
number
of
selec-
burned.
Dead
are
Aileen
Waugh,
16
,and
her
sister
Fanny,
5.
..
BRISTOL,
England
P.
1
;he
gamut
of
emo-
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
The
cloud
whicn
has
been
so
persistent
in
the
southern
sections
of
the
province
appeared
to
be
decreasing
.this
morning.
It
is
expected
that
all
regions
will
be
sunnjf
tomorrow
with
the
exception
of
the
more
northerly
no
comment
to
make
as
to
his
personal
views
on
the
question
of
Alaska
statehood.
He
observed,
however,
that
the
Los
'3t
quantity
of
songs
tn
Skeena
.
The
equipment
,he
stated,
will
be
operated
from
the
water.
Most
difficult
task
will
be
transporting
the
machinery
past
Kwlnltsa
i
union.
'
Mrs.Parlell
Is
j
J
!
New
Regent
:
j
Local
Women
of
the
Moose
!
Belcher,
secretary
of
the
Tobac-
j
:
list
as
true
as
the
one
wonder
at
the
i
his
voice.
Angeles
Chamber
-was
on
record
as
favoring
statehood.
co
Workers
Union,
said
here
that
teaching
staffs
have
been
received
at
the
School
Board
office,
it
was
announced
at
a
meeting
of
the
board
Wednesday
night.
Of
the
total,
four
are
from
city
teachers.
Following
are
resignations:
J.
B.
Densmore,
Booth
Memorial
School.
Mrs.
B.
Gray,
Conrad
Street.
Mrs.
B.
Cameron,
Conrad
Street.
Mrs.
Orace
Chrlstenson,
relieving
teacher.
Mrs.
E.
L.
McCaxrlston,
principal
at
Port
Edward.
A.
Clark,
Port
Edward.
Miss
Yvonne
McLean,
Port
new
cigaret-producing
ma-1
where
the
rivsr's
swirling
.water
Increases.
"It's
not
going
to
be
L
lomething
distinctly
'
Mr.
Gock
was
reserving
his
Records
High
Ball
Score
chine
Is
being
tested.
Its
output
have
elected
officers
for
the
en
is
estimated
at
1,500
a
minute
suing
year
as
follows:
own
personal
opinion
srtout
Alaska
statehood
until
he
had
paid
his
first
visit
to
the
terri
an
easy
job,"
said
tlte
nspector.
Meanwhile,
a
further
problem
confront
the
officers.
Since
last
coastal
regions.
.
Low
cloud
and
Jog,
which
is
forming
ovei
the
water,
will
drift
overland
In
tht
se
sections
causing
generally
dull
way
of
entertaln-?and,
as
such,
wa
ap-It
was
particularly
I'm
to
have
here
In
tiruit
whose
recorded
Jsdy
so
well
known
In
NEW
YORK
!.
Fans
long
tory.
.
That
first
visit
will
com
Senior
Regent,
Mrs.
Frank
I
Parlctt.
,
""'
.
Junior
Regent,-Mrs.
C
IU
Col-I
'
iins.
'
jjiiEjt,
the,
Skeena
,haa
risen,
Jwo
Makes
Plea
mence
when
he
steps
ashore
at
;
Ktmemtwr
-tins
tSevastatmfath;
continue
zs-
romp
oi
June
e,
isdu.
;
Temperatures
,
win
u
"I'm
Going
to
fcs
Good-bye,"
"My
Those
Wedding
Bells
For
Museum
Essington.
and
one
half
feet.
'
The'lnspector
visited
the
scene
yesterday
as
Constables
E.
D.
Anderson
and
F.
Ross
Gibson
were
busy
operating
grappling
equipment
from
shore.
They
all
returned
to
the
city
late
last
night.
Chaplaih,
Mrs.
P.
Curie.
Recorder,
.Mrs.'
Robert
Armstrong.
Treasurer,
Mrs.
Percy
Welte.
Junior
Graduate
Regent,
Mrs.
i
Harold
Muncey.
Five
new
candidates
were
elected
,to
membership
at
a
well
attended
meeting
this
week.
Ketchikan
tonight.
The
prominent
Los
Angeles
banker
explained
to
a
Daily
News
reporter
that
the
Los
Angeles
body
was
also
on
record
as
favoring
statehood
for
Hawaii
but
he
was
not
in
agreement
himself.
He
based
his
view
on
a
visit
he
had
paid
to
the
island
territory.
"In
ths
first
place."
explained
Rotary
Club
Hears
Some
Interesting
Facts
About
Institution
AIR
PASSENGERS
To
Vancouver
(today
P.
Allen,
.
E.
Clarke,
T.
H.
Steven
s
Ring
for
Me,"
"My
taw
Blue
Bonnet
little
Buddy,"
"I
'id
Meet
Again
Some
trriage
Vows."
"With
;IT!m
Wed,"
"Wasted
bonder
Where
You
Are
4"01d
Shep."
.
Many
!
w
Hank's
own
com-
son,
F.
C.
Penny,
D.
Denham,
Mr.
Mrs.
Margaret
Ellis,
anthropologist,
graduate
of
the
Univer
Mann,
8.
F.
Tough,
Mr.,
Mason,
to
The
sum
of
$25
was
voted
Terrace
Man
Passes
Away
sity
of
Hawaii
and
University
of
wlnni
Flood
RellrI.
1
,
I
I.
f
nt.m-.Kln
.nhflb
nil
nl
TheBoston
Red
Sox
yester-
j
above
normal
.
In
the
northern
day
humbled
St.
Louis
Browns
j
interior
while
over
the
southern
-"-second
day
In
a
row
and
all!
regions
considerable
warming
is
Koring
marks,
except
the
an-
j
expected
both
today
and
again
cient
1397
symbol,
,
were
smucfg-
j
tomorrow.
As
a
result,
afternoon
ed
from
the
record
books.
The
j
temperatures
should
reach
nor-barrage
followed
Wednesday's;
maI
figureg
for
the
season
again.
20-4
victory
over
the
Browns-By
j
Forecast
-scoring
29
runs
In
one
game
and
j
49
In
two
consecutive
contests,1
Nortn
coa
reeion
Cloudy
tht
Sox
set
records.
I
but
wlth
sunnv
Intervals
in
the
They
boomed
out
51
hits
in
i
afternoon
both
today
and
asain
two
games
for
another
total,
tomorrow.
Little
change
In
tem-live
more
than
the
previous;
perature.
Winds
light.
Low3
record.
Bobby
Doer
hit
three
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
home
runs
and
drove
home
eight!
Port
Hrdy
Sandspit,
48
and
runs
in
yesterday's
slaughter.!
60,
Prince
R
ipert
48
and
65.
Ted
Williams
and
Walt
Dropo
each
had
two.
A
total
of
seven
LONDON
(0
A
consignment
homers
was
only
one
short
of
jot
Dutch
tulips
have
been
re-the
record.
Reived
by
the
King
and
Queen.
Terrace
Board
of
Trade
Is
'
Mr.
Gock,
"I
found
the
people
of
Hawaii
themselves
do
not
want
'statehood.
Certainly
the
busi-
Mr.
Norman,
Mrs.
McDonald,
W,
McMillan,
R.
O.
Campbell,
H
Snow.
To
Sandsptt
(today)
3.
h
nd
some
of
them,
W
cut,
have
not
yet
Government
Aids
Rehabilitation
as
recordings.
From
Vancouver
(Thursday)
Fl
the
performance,
M'ed
cowbov
steDDed
A.
W.
Richardson,
D.
Denham,
the
Rotary
luncheon
here
Thursday
afternoon,
encouraged
the
club
to
take
an
active
part
in
making
the
local
museum
an
active
one.
"If
Prince
Rupert
wants
a
museum,"
she
said,
"It
can
have
It.
You
already
have
a
fine
start."
Mrs.
Ellis,
who
is
spending
the
summer
collating
the
museum
TERRACE
.
William
John'necsmen
do
not."
Crrrlgin.
64,
resident
or
the
dis-
Mr.
Gock
pointed
out
that
trict
for
33
years,
passed
away
.
Japanese
predominate
In
the
at
the
Outpost
Hospital
on
Mon-
j
population
of
Hawaii
and
he
tfay
after
a
lengthy
Illness.
Sur-
1
thought
"we
should
have
a
look
viving
are
his
widow.
Fern,
and
at
the
new
generation
of
Japan-two
small
sons,
Billy
and
Brian,
ese
who
are
coming
up
there."
his
mother,
and
one
brother,
jit
should
be
kept
In
mind
that,
Hugh,
both
of
.
Antigonlsh,
Nova
If
Hawaii
gets
statehood,
Japan-
Mrs.
J.
Lamb,
Mrs.
M.
Pettyplcce,
&
auditorium
floor
to
fph
books
for
about
!ans.
Mrs.
B.
Simpson,
T.
Coulter,
C
Sarget,
Mrs.
J.
Sabarne,
W.
H
OTTAWA
(Pi
Finance
Minister
Abbott
announced
in
the
Commons
today
that
the
Federal
government
will
grant
$12,-500,000
to
the
Manitoba
govern-
Thomrjson.
R.
Johnson,
Mr.
Ma
f
ARRIVALS
son,
Dr.
R.
H.
Ball.
C.
Woodworth
here,
told
of
the
many
excellent
ment
'
as
"initial
payment"
for
!
Scotia.
Funeral
services
were
ese
will
be
prominent
as
citizens
S.
Moslln,
E.
Czepil
.
"Ntt
Rupert
Sun,
Kclowna:
R.
S
in
government
and
judiciary.
specimens
that
were
in
the
mus-
J
Red
River
Vauey
flood
rehablli-
j
held
today
from
the
Church
Of
course,
Mr.
Gock
admitted,
u
"ennam.
J.
M.
Clark.
of
the
Sacred
Heart.
tatlon.
Vancouver;
C.
L
r
I
!l
Catherine's,
Ont.:
F.
it
was
an
altogether
different
situation
In
Alaska.
v
Anyway,
he
wanted
to
see
Alaska.
KNOWS
ABOUT
RUPERT
:
TODAY'S
STOCKS
:
eum
already
two
oi
tne
id
iiaie
mirrors
in
existence,
a
full
copper
mirror
(nlost
were
broken
ceremoniously-to
show
contempt
for
lesser
chiefs),
two
small
Chllcot
blankets,
a
dog
skull
with
four
teeth
more
than
normal
dogs
and
many
other
Interesting
Items.
She
said
the
skull
would
l.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
""iSbyLsland;
Harry
C.
fh'kan;
R.
Ball,
Cranky:
R.
L.
Johnson.
k.
Washington;
W.
Hazelton;
E
T
r'ctea;
A.
J.
Bond
(
Courtesy
S.
Saturday.
June
10,
1950
The
prominent
Los
Angelan
15.8
feet
had,
apparently
been
well
briefed
High
Aroused
by
Highway
Tragedy
TERRACE
It
seems
to
be
ouite
apparent
that
only
a
terrible
fatality,
such
as
that
resulting
in
the
death
of
possibly
three
persons.a
few
days
ago,
will
open
the
eyes
of
the
Department
of
Public
Works
at
Victoria
to
the
ever
present
danger
to
motorists.
of
the
short,
sharp
turn
near
the
small
tunnel
on
the
Skeena
highway
east
of
Kwin-i
;
;
'
itsa.
This
was
the
opinion,
in-
necessary
places,
also"
to
have
dignantly
expressed,
by
the
immediate
action
on
the
dust
membsrs
of
tife
Terrace
and
dis-,
nuisance
on
L&kelse
Avenue
now
trict
board
of
trade
on
Wednes-
that
the
highway
is
not
being
day
evening
in
the
Credit
Union
j
blacktopped
this
year.
.
10:02
22:09
4:01
15:45
18.6
feet
6.7
feet
8.2
feet
Low
r
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
R.
K
Pa..
.
.
.
.
u
Aiene,
Idaho.
be
analyzed
and
a
report
made
on
it.
The
speaker
said
this
area
and
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
were
ncs
Of
Mastodon
as
to
the
position
of
Prince
Rupert
In
relation
to
Alaska.
He
did
not
need
to
be
told
about
this
being
the
terminus
of
a
transcontinental
railway
and
other
Information
In
regard
to
the
port.
As
for
Prince
Rupert's
strategic
position
In
recard
to
Alaska
and
Us
possibilities
for
greater
use;
he
commented:
"We
did
use
Prince
Rupert
in
the
war,
didn't
of
particular
interest
to
anthropologists
and
archaeologies
because
the
tips
of
three
distinct
cultures
met
here.
It
is
honed
to
get
a
group
of
archaeologists
working
in
the
area
soon,.
e
Brought
To
City
Hall.
In
a
communication
from
the
For
three
years
this
board
has
district
engineer
the
board'
was
(
been
agitating
for
a
guard
rail
informed
that
no
extra
work
we?"
y
of
a
mastodon,
under
a
spruce
stump
BOO
j
and
two
checker
board
signs
to
be
placed
at
this
point.
'-Two
order
had
been
Issued
for
this
district
due
to
the
bad
state
cf
the
roads
from
the
spring
Mrs.
Ellis
told
of
tne
neea
10
have
a
museum
sponsored.
She
said
Prince
Rupert
was
in
a
fortunate
position
In
being
able.
and
a
half
years
ago
the
tim
Vancouver
Bayonne-
.03
Bralornc
8.00
B.
R.
Con
...
0AV
B.
R.
X
05
Vi
Cariboo
Quartz
1.10
Congress
20
Pend
Oreille
6.20
Pioneer
-
3.15
Premier
Border
.
.03
Reeves
McDonald
3.
10
Sheep
Creek
1.18
Sllbak
Premier
35
Taku
River
.IIV2
-
Vananda
18
Salmon
Gold
.06
.
Silver
Standard
1.78
Western
Uranium
70
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
5.25
A.
P.
Con'
-50
Atlantic
.
2.05
Calmont
-75
C.
&
E
R-80
Central
Leduc
165
Home
Oil
'.
15.25
Mercury
'
.19
OkalU
1-73
;"Uere
discovered
on
Nigei
Island
in
bhush-Jy
recently.
The
island
lies
inside
the
north
Vaneouver
Island.
charge
admission
ana
him
to
Bevcourt
43
Bobjo
'
.13
Buffalo
Canadian
.25Va
Consol.
Smelters
104.50
Con
west
-
.1-50
Donalda
.'.
.643i
'
Eldona
.29
East
Sullivan
7.00
Giant
Yellowknife
8.55
God's
Lake
31
Hardrock
53
'
Harricaha
10
Heva
08
'4
Hosco
..,
-
oay4
Jacknlfe
.
.08
Joliet
Quebec
69
Lake
Rowan
17
Vt
Lapaska
05
Little
Long
Lac
46
Lynx
30
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.70
McKenzie
Red
Lake
49
McLeod
Cockshutt
........
3.00
Moneta
'
.35
Negus
1.46
Noranda
69.50
Louvicourt
.20
Ptcklc
Crow
.,
2.35
Regcourt
07
San
Antonio
.'.
3.30
Senator
Rouyn
31
Sherrlt
Gordon
2.25
Steep
Roc
k
3.25
Sturgeon
River
21
4
discovery
was
made
by
Ollie
Ness,
employee
Hi
Pe
Logging
Co.
of
Shushartie
13ay,
wnen
bers.
It
was
stated,
were
placed
1
break-up.
However,
the
Copper
there
but
nothing
further
has
City
road
is
being
repaired
and
been
done.
There
has
been
no
Kalum
road
will
receive
atten-appropriation
for
the
work
and
tion.
the
expense
could
not
come
from
,
Other
routine
business
maters
the
district's
road
maintenance
were
disposed
of
but
the
board
appropriation.
.
j
decided
that
a
future
policy
The
recent
tragedy
has
would
be
to
have
all
routine
brought
to
a
head
tlw
board's
business
and
minor
correspond-'
rrievance
at
works
department's
;
ence
dealt
with
at
a
council
!
failure
to
act
on
road
matters
'
meeting
so
that
there
would
b?
"ton
ws
exposed
by
a
gating
for
a
Twenty
feet
in
lprmth
a
stump
by
the
roadside.
The
h.orf
hnnps
armroxlmately
18
there
were
so
many
tourists
here.
But
there
had
to
be
some
organization
to
see
that
it
was
run
proDerlv
and
11
could
not
bs
on
funds
derived
from
admissions,
she
continued.
Some
were
run
on
endowment,
some
by
community
organization.
In
the
latter
case
memberships
were
taken
out.
She
told
of
new.
methods
of
exhibltine
developed
durinir
the
inu
1930s
that
closely
followed
red
under
eight
8raWl
ahmih
inn
ft
Ih.
AVIU
,
0!
bpach
and
annrnxl.
Baseball
Scores
American
-
St.
Louis
4,
Boston
29
Detroit
4,
New
York
11
Chicago
4,
Philadelphia
5
Cleveland
6,
Washington
7
'
National
s
'
New
York
6,
Chicago
5
Brooklyn
3,
Pittsburgh
4
.
Philadelphia
4,
Cincinnati
8
Boston
6,
St.
Louis
18
..
Western
International
Wcnatchce
7,
Tacoma
1
Yakima
5-4,
Spokane
1-1
Salem
2-8,
Victoria
1-9
Trl-Clty
8-6,
Vancouver
5-5
,
Pacific
Coast
Hollywood
4,
San
Diego
3
Oakland
8,
Sacramento
5
Portland
4,
Los
Angeles
1
Ran
Francisco
11,
Seattle
8
-
'
.
inches
long,
were
crushed
by
the
bulldozer.
The
yacht
had
anchored
near
a
logging
operation
and
were
the
first
outsiders
to
view
the
nipa
nf
the
20
foot
skeleton.
brought
to
their
attention.
tlme
for
a
guest
speaker
at
each
C.
J.
Norrington.
president
of
regular
meeting,
trie
board
of
trade,
was
a.sked
The
next
meeting
will'
be
the
c'
above
tide
water-;iplcs
of
the
bones
'M.
to
Prinr-B
Rnnarf.
yChtsmin
1
,u
Th
ornnn
of
Islands
near
by
methods.
It
was
.
merchandising
,,7
"y
Harvev
Jordan
have
been
the
location
01
scen-l"'"
t0
oack
exhibits.
types
types
01
,-
irt.nnt
,
to
eW,
show
Eleven
tlflc
research
tin,
1UB
11
r1
CTuispr
di...j
,1
and,"
w
mu.c
.-.--
rded
led
ai
mice
have
been
recorded
WAV
wniVCU
Pacific
rete
6.10
Princess
-58
Royal
Canadian
12
Royaltte
14.00
Toronto
Athona
H
Aumaque
28
BnMie
.R5
to
Interview
the
district
road
strawberry
social
but
the
date
of
eneineer
and
lay
local
problems
'.that
awaits
the
ripening
of
the
before
him
before
goim;
further
j
local
berries.'
The
chairman
of
with
them.
These
matters
will
,
the
entertainment
commitee
will
also
be
communicated
to
him
by
make
arrangements
for
that
letter.
meeting
Pt
which
it
is
honed
The
board
would
like
to
have
.
to
have
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
M.P.,
th-?
highway
signs
placed
in
all,?s
grest
st?-W.
.
(
Victoria
them
In
a
manner
samples
are
In
the
lJ
-v
p
lQ
i2
lnCneS
stand.
Dispersal
01
n'""'"!
Silver
Miller
1.04
,
m.-n,
10
mcnes
J1
anrt
1
museum
at
Ottawa.
Loggers
say
they
have
ob
served
12
inch
lizards
and
spe
e'es
of
ear'e&
mice.
.
3.05
Upper
Cnnada
waa
one
of
the
main
luncuo
of
a
library,
she
stated.
,j
ge
sections
or
"one
w
ere
plied
on