Court
Quashes
Conviction
of
Taxi
Famous
EP
Ranch
in
Alberta
Foothills
Reverts
to
Commercial
Cattle
Raising
PEKISKO,
Alta.
(CP
The
Duke,
view
of
the
present
royal
ranch,
hills
and
Hampshlres
were
sub-of
Windsor's
EP
ranch
in
the
Al-I
"Well,"
said
the
Prince,
"I
have
stituted.
About
90
per
cent
of
the
Off
to
Kawoii
,.
.
EEAFOKTH,
O;
t.
(CPf-Dr.
Donald
J.
Munn
ol
SenfinU
has
ai
l
eplcd
in
apr
uinl
incut
assistant
resident
doctor
nt
(Jueen's
Hospital
in
fionoltiltT
for
a
year's
post-graduate
work.
In
the
last
year
he
has
been
an
interne
at
St.
Paul's
Hospital
in
Vancouver.
Driver
Fined
$300
on
Liquor
Charge
,
city
taxi
operator
won
an
Lpcal
yesterday
in
county
Defence
Counsel
Doug
Hogarth
'bottles
of
liquor
were
found
on
told
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton
that
his
his
premises."
be'DlnS-n
Kh0Uld
not
Jllce
ton,
in
quashing
the
I?!"
Ty
beca"se
he
conviction,
also
recommended
herta
foothills,
65
miles
south-
always
considered
Balmoral
the
Hampshire
flocks
in
Alberta
have
west
of
Calgary,
has
gone
back
prettiest
spot
on
earth
but
I
j
been
developed
from
EP'stock.
to
commercial
cattle
raisings,
j
never
hope
to
see
anything
bet-
(
toi'RIST
MFCf'A
Ul't
UVtf
LUIIMVWUlI
III
IUiJUC
III
i
jrt
on
a
cnarge
01
keeping
Although
the
Ari?lo-Ei,vpUan
Sudan
Is
mainly
desert
country.
ter
than
this.
jor
for
sale.
-
-
wioiicai)
aiiu
live
The
ranch
proved
a
mecca
for
that
Dahl's
taxi
operating
per
fertile
areas
in
For
31
years
after
the
then
Prince
of
Wales
bought
the
4,000-acre
ranch
In
1919,
It
was
tourists.
A
large
picnic
mit
be
reinstated.
He
had
been
ground
there
are
large
ithe
centre.
Further
conversation
led
to!
the
Prince's
decision
to
buy
the:
farm.
Prof.
Carlyle
resigned
j
from
the
Bar
U
to
manage
the
fined
$300
and
his
licence
sus
I"!
.)'."
pended.
was
built.
In
the
spring
of
1950
the
Duke
and
Duchess
of
Windsor
visited
Mr.
Hogarth,
summing
up
the
EP.
evidence,
said
that
police,
"acting
on
a
rumor,"
obtained
a
search
warrant
and
entered
70
Taxi
premises.
There,
police
PLANE
ENTHUSIASTS
BUY
FAMOUS
BOMBER
FOR
$30.
DUNED1N,
N.Z.
-Truee
young
aircraft
enthusiasts
at
Dunculn
have
bought
two
of
the
famous
wartime
Mosquito
aircraft
for
about
$30
each.
The
planes,
sold
as
surplus
by
the
N,
Zealand
Air
Force,
won't
fly,
but
contain
valuable
engines
and
other
eouipment.
a
purebred
stock
farm,
produc-
lng
Shorthorn
cattle,
Shropshire
and
Hampshire
sheep,
Clydes-1
ria'p
horses
and
thoroughbred
running
horses.
Alter
the
Duke
visited
the
EP
ranch
in
1950
with
the
Duchess
of
Windsor,
the
property
reverted
to
commercial
cattle-ralslng,
Its
'functions
before
the
Prince
bought
It
from
Frank
The
first
few
importations
:
ihe
properly
ana
it
was
cteciaea
were
purebred
Shorthorns
from
i
to
embark
on
a
commercial
cat-the
royal
farm
in
Cornwall.
Mr.
i
tie
venture
rather
than
stock
It
Carlyle
started
sheep
breeding
;
asain
with
purebred
livestock,
with
a
Shropshire
foundation.
!
The
ranch
now
is
partly
stock-These
animals
from
the
Duke
of
ed
with
cattle
of
Hereford
brecd-We-sminster's
farms
did
not
ing.
Some
purebred
sheep
and
prove
well
adapted
to
the
foot-!
swine
are
also
being
raised.
found
In
the
middle
of
the
floor,
five
bottles
of
liquor,
still
wrap
-m
tin
1
ped,
which
Mrs.
Daiil
that
afternoon
had
purchased
from
the
liquor
store
for
a
friend,
John
Seldon,
a
fisherman.
For
years
the
ranch
was
man
Prince
Kupert
Dailv
News
Thursday,
June
25,
1953
aged
by
Prof.
W.
L.
Carlyle.
Af
FERN
AND
MITLS,
61,
has
been
appointed
Belgian
ambassador
to
Canada,
succeeding
the
Marquis
de
Pare
Loc-marla.
Dr.
Mulls
is
a
member
of
the
Institute
de
Droit
International
of
Belgium
and
previously
was
Belgian
ambassador
to
Germany
and
head
of
the
Belgian
military
mission
at
Berlin.
ter
his
reslsnatlon
It
was
li
charge
of
rat
Burns
agencies
Cathedral
Guides
Complete
Busy,
Successful
Season
"
Two
Members
of
Group
to
Receive
,
First
Closs
Badges
at
Roily
Tonight
1
rmsm?
Seldon,
however,
had
not
shown
up
as
he
had
promised
to
claim
the
liquor.
In
the
Interval,
at
3
a.m.,
police
raided
the
premises.
"The
Crown
has
not
produced
one
shred
of
evidence
that
liquor
was
kept
for
sale
by
Mr.
Dahl,
or
on
his
premises.
and
later
Canadian
Pacific
Rail,
way's
land
department.
When
the
Prince
of
Wales
visited
Canada
in
1919,
he
a.sked
to
see
something
of
every
type
of
industry.
It
fell
to
Prof.
Carlyle,
manager
of
the
adjoining
ooK-
Ash
for
aps
iave
,
I
lie
nrsi
itiiicu
Kupeit
Cathedral
Guides
aw
n
to
a
close
a
busy
season
of
activities,
The
convenient
The
"If
the
liquor
was
kept
for
i
bootlegging,
it
would
have
been
!
niddeu.
i
"If
this
conviction
Is
upheld,
police
could
enter
any
one
of
our
;
homes
and
possibly
find
that
i
Bill
Connor
Wallet
Search
Gives
up
,ni);iiiy
flow
consists
of
2,'A
enrolled
Guides
and
two
"t
it
ranch,
to
nlay
host
as
the
Bar
U
was
considered
a
worthy
txample
of
large-scale,
well-organized
ranching.
A
BEAUTIFUL
SCENE
paper
nupian
.
hill
leaders.
i
-
the
rain
In
torrents
on
that
just
right
for
day.
much
liquor
there
and
all
of
us
i
could
end
up
here
In
court
on
a
i
similar
charge."
During
a
long
waik
.there
was
much
talk
of
stock
raising
and
ranch
methods.
It
was
Sept.
11
I
naJlii
ifli
riifntfi
wt'rf
iir
ii
.
I
breakfast,
lunch
and
snack-time,
I
WvfUMMrt
ii
net
pwbl
o-
4kiv
Two
members
of
the
troop
II
i-ircive
First
Class
badges
a
r.illy
in
Annunciation
Hall
nlcht.
where
Jean
Gold
will
.0
bo
presented
with
the
Gold
id.
hi'he:;t
honor
that
can
be
stowed
upon
a
Guide.
Tlii-
liirls
In
the
Cathedral
up
have
.shown
great
enthus-
and
a
perfect
fall
day.
The
Prince
and
professor
topped
a
high
hill
which
commands
a
wonderful
i
U
Umi
Cx.ol
-
l
;
Climax
of
their
tribute
came
,
when
they
entered
a
float
In
ithe
Coronation
parade
on
June
12.
The
girls
planned
the
float
i
on
their
own
and
collected
flour
surks
which
they
bleached
and
'sewed
together
to
make
bunting
on
which
thry
displayed
Hne
copies
of
their
Coronation
;
Tribute
badge.
One
Guide
snowed
ingenuity
,
when
fneed
with
the
problem
,
nf
making
all
the
service
ribT
MADISON,
Wis.
(API
Bill
Conner
lost
his
wallet
June
3.
He
placed
the
following
advertisement
in
Madison
newspapers,
June
4:
"Lost
man's
secretary.
'
Important
papers.
Reward."
Several
days
later
he
worded
it
this-
way:
"Lost
man's
secretary.
Keep
the
wallet
but
please
send
back
important
papers.
Reward"
Still
unsuccessful,
on
June
12
l
m
In
their
undertakings
which
Mr.
Hogarth
cited
a
case
In
point
In
which
It
was
established
that
one
person
could
legally
purchase
liquor
for
another
for
the
same
price
paid
at
the
liquor
store.
"I
hold
that
the
magistrate
in
the
lower
court
was
wrong
in
convicting
my
client."
A.
Bruce
Brown,
appearing
for
he
crown,
said
"if
your
honor
believes
the
sjxry
of
the
defence,
the
no
offence
has
been
commit
he
Inserted
this
one:
"Lost
man's
secretary.
'Do
unto
others
as
you
would
have
others
do
unto
you.'
Reward,"
Sunday's
version:
"This
is
the
third
in
a
series
of
nds
placed
bv
Bill
Conner,
pcrnrrlin"
his
Inst
wallet.
Keep
the
wllet.
Keep
the
money.
Keep
the
on
rts
in
fact,
turret
about
the
whole
darn
thing."
lulled
12
Guides
entering
the
Ming
c!a.ss
In
the
Music
and1
ama
Festival,
and
four
Guides
'
erlnti
the
elocution
classes.
During
annual
Cookie
Week
"
rnmpnny
sold
312
boxes
nf
rl
Guide
cookies.
They
also
,d
ti.kets
and
acted
as
serving
fur
the
Guide
Association
i
on
May
2.
h:
this
is
Coronation
Year,
p
Guides
p:id
special
tribute
th'-lr
Queen
bv
arts
of
rr-which
included
the
making
(t
filling
of
RO
candy
baskets
A
lhi
rnlleetint
of
toys
snd
"Is
or
the
children
of.Mliler
V
J
lor-jvl
f
s
I
.
Thr
clrls
undertook
to
Uif
"
Cithi-dr'il
grounds
nnd
nli'l
In
th"
gnrden
there
wrrs
which
they
had
grown
n
wed
at
home.
Th'v
also
help
the
eitv
eor-
Hons
for
the
Duke's
uniform.
fih"
artfullv
wound
the
appro-i
printe
colored
wool
around
jitrlns
of
cardboard
and
sewed
I
'hem
to
the
uniform.
Then
she
;
painted
some
old
curtain
cords
j
with
rilt
pnlnt
and
cut
from
j
"old
rrene
pnper
the
admiral's
stripes
for
her
arm.
!lf
BUST
I
The
rirls
rnent
mimv
extra
hours
prrivirlng
the
bunding
!
'or
the
float,
miking
the
cs-',
'unies
and
c
o
1
1
e
c
1
1
n
g
sabl
ted."
Judge
Fulton
said
police
should
have
checked
further
into
liquor
store
records
to
find
if
accused
or
members
of
his
establishment
made
regular
purchases
of
liquor,
and
if
accused
was
bootlegging
"he
couldn't
have
been
doing
a
very
rusing
business.
"Evidence
shows
that
liquor
urchaf
d-
at
5
p.m.
was
still
r.'Si
fy
)
-
-
wrapped
the
same
way
at
3
a.m.
1
-.
next
morning
and
found
in
an
1
The
town
of
Pouoka
in
Alberta
,;
v
-.
'.,.
K.J
t
open
place.
That,
is
quite
enough
'10
miles
south
of
Edmonton,
was
to
make
me
highly
doubtful
of
named
from
en
Indian
word
this
man's
guilt."
.
meaning
"Rod
Deer."
leaves,
nnd
mnking
other
nec-s.sry
decorations.
After
a
bnv
nnd
cvrltlnt;
cve-"in-r
.li
ne
1
when
the
float
wis
RRembled.
the
girls
pnd
th-lr
'eiders
went,
to
b"d
tired
hut
hippv.
knowing
they
had
done
iffrtf
jfiiticin
committee
bv
llnln"
th-
He
of
the
Coronation
parade
T'helr
hast,
to
Jicln
mekc
IMnre
Ti
K:i
l
.(.T.
.
Riqieit's
Ciironatinn
parade
I
hli"';
stierSR.
Thn
OulHos
showed
th"lr
This
pmvpd
a
test
of
th"li
i
Wh
Guide
Inw.
which
is
"
nHr
smiles
end
sln'.'K
under
rtitflcultins."
(is
the
weitlvr-
fount
you
ccn
n
wis
mrst
unkind
pnd
sent
on
"rreintlnn
to
their
rmtMn
an"t
j
llrntpn-'nt
bv
ni-eientln"
the"'
1
eiirh
.with
Cnronilioiv
sou-
venir
cup
nnd
saucer.
j
HADGES
EARNED
'
Rfveral
badge?
have
been
r-rnrd
in
recent
weeks.
Thev
Shipment
Uockjount
Of
Grain
I
tiv
lnrie
.
three
8e-nnd
CHs
1
"'"'Trt-'es
which
were
presented
to
!
Susie
Ke-"!n,
Flizibth
Jones
lend
Kathleen
Glndlsh.
Th
throe
elrls
nlso
revived
their
Set
Record
.
l
i
-or
i
WINN1PEO
(CP)
Comparative
nntrol
leaders
smpes
ann
in-nirs
for
the
last
nine
vcars
vards.
Julie
Pmckter
and
Nancy
'
Cg'&lC.ItlM'llgWW-
badse,
!(iw
u
rrtofirrl
ntliitnr
rail
tlKWP-
I.und
wnn
their
Pioneer
wii.'nnri
'nullified
fer
her
i
,.r
ii,
i,..i
Julie
pIso
It.
badge.
Minstrel
nafl'?-
ii
To;
t
Arthur
elevators.
1
Hiker's
wn
nv
Music
tvcriiiii
wii't
1
no
board
of
grain
commls
ililMK
IT
Fllzabcth
Jones,
nnd
Bi.sle
rportcd
Wednesday
that
her
First
Ain
"
awarded
terminal
and
railways
nud
yet
stronger
than
ever
hiulee.
inliiiit-rt
to
clear
21.904
cars
iwiwii
Dim-.
15,
1152.
and
April
At.
a
recent
enrolment
.te-i
PockAount
iRockMounty
Williams,
Geralf'tne
.r.
'
I9.i3.
This
exceeds
last
year's
''I
hihI
more
than
doubles
the
Judv
Dnvls.
Lynn
Wrn'.lvui
niv
lONPON
llV
ItIN
tj
"l-r
loadings
during
the
heavy
r''"',,
,
thM,
!
B
Villi"'
'
'
n
v.i
yciir.
'
Wheal
supplies
In
store
nnd
y-'l
IANAPIAN
respective
patrols,
A
eampfire
followed
und'1
Ku-'
w
ere
recorded
at
247,800,-
in
i,.i,.,i..
i,
,ii
tho
earlershin
or
rnss
k
ltt
.lt
fit.
Thnln
at
whWh
time
refres
i
18.
This
comoure
with
'S5niiniLt
ti.
i,
onH
ment.s
were
stvph
r
u
.,..iri,vt
till:
pi
I
VI"IIC
ItVl"
"
A
district
rally
is
pmmi'-u
mi
love
its
gentle,
downy
softness
andfirm,
full-bodied
strength.
Now
you
can
choose
from
two
kinds
of
Puiex
each
the
finest
product
of
papcrmaking
skill.
For
facial
soft
quality
in
single
ply,
reach
for
the
new,
improved
Purex
in
the
familiar
blue
and
green
label.
For
the
ultimate
in
bathroom
luxury
at
only
a
few
cents
more,
look
for
Super
Purex
in
the
new
white
label.
Six
years
ago,
Purex
introduced
the
first
toilet'
tissue
of
facial
soft
quality
in
Canada.
This
,
year,
Purex
carries
the
science
of
papcrmaking
still
higher1
with
a
new,
improved
tissue
.
.
.
softer,
stronger
and
more
absorbent
than
ever
at
the
same
popular
price.
'
Now,
for
the
very
discriminating,
comes
Super
Purex
...
a
new
"twin
spun"
roll
combining
two
thicknesses
of
facial
soft
tissue
for
extra
strength,
extra
firmness
and
absorbency.
You'll
t..tiinh.
frnm
T
to
8
30
at
An-
'''Die
vvheal
stipploes
last
year
thl
lime
of
207,500.000
bush-
n..n..ini'lmi
Hull,
when
nnn-nf
friends
will
see
First
Cl'
Oi-mlrv
e.,.v,lr
R...K-ks
rose"""
-spy
'
1
1
1
1
v
c
iirimt
the
week
n-
Jul
p
Prockter.
rnsi
n,uu.
v...'.
.
.
.
.
n
nnd
""Li
t
ei
vereu
lu.mii'.iiiiu
.
.
,
..,
v.ni-o
IHs
compared
with
a
hlp-
fif'it
of
17.R00.0n0
bushels.
r
INE.
PRODUCTS
OF
oaones
iiitt-
nuv
uv...
In
rrince
Rupert
for
many
years.
A
comer
of
the
null
will
be
devoted
to
cnmnlnsc.
where!
ramp
literature
will
be
on
dis-1
play
nnd
Guiders
will
answer
questions
concerning
the
Guide,
(amn
which
is
to
be
held
at
Lakelse
Kinsmen
Camp
this
summer
from
July
19
to
July
30.
T"!al
grain
storks
at
the
Lake-"Kl
bounced
to
57.600.000
bush-;
(luring
thn
week,
a.s
car
un-'l.s
exceeded
shipments
by
Wl.noo
bushels.
Iie
previous
"k's
total
was
50,500,000
bush-
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iulvertiiicnTw
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquur
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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First,
wttirrs
In
Plctou
County.
Scotia,
came
from
Phlla-
FAMILY
EOS
MIEEIYOU
n,liii
in
l
'fi7,
rollowed
by
Scotch
Highlanders
In
1773.
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.
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