Halibut Prices Hold High As Prince Rupert Trade Stays Strong
Halibut prices remain firm at Prince Rupert with purchases by Alaska and Canadian boats. British and French buyers traded 100000 pounds on the local market at 9 1 8 to 10 5 8 cents per pound, while American vessels brought more halibut for Canadian firms. The report notes Allied advances and improving captures despite poor weather.
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Alaska
Atlin Fisheries
Alpha
Aurora
Canadian Fish & Cold Storage
Cameron Bay Case Decided On Point Of Time Of Bringing Action
In the Cameron Bay judgment Justice Murphy rules the Westholme Lumber Company v T P Company case on time limits. The court finds the fill was for railway construction, notes missing steps to make it legal, and concludes plaintiffs are barred unless it is a continuation of damage. The decision cites McArthur and Lumsden rulings and discusses Chaudille Machine & Foundry Co. vs Canada Atlantic Co. with continuation of damage versus single-event illegality. (Continued on Page Two.)
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Cameron Bay
Justice Murphy
Westholme Lumber Company
Ae T. P. Company
McArthur
Northern & Pacific Junction R. W. Co
A. R
Lums
British Firms Have Krupp Plant Outclasped
New York reports Harvard's Dr. Benjamin Rand says British makers show new war inventions unseen by Krupps and that factories employ thousands, with women in khaki at work. Harris Bros bonds $85,000 for Wrinch Group claims at Owen Lake, led by Daken and Moore, to a San Francisco New York syndicate. Property lies in Owen Lake district, reached by a 16 mile trail from Houston. four known veins average four feet wide with high grade copper and lead-zinc ore.
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New York
Benjamin Rand
Harvard University
England
Foreign Office
Rand
Harris Bros
Wrinch Group
Owen Lake
F. H. Daken and Moore
San Francisco
Omineca Herald
Gore and
Risdale
Dr. Wrinch
Owen Lake District
Houston
Mineral Output This Year Will Reach Value Of Near Fifty Millions
Victoria reports Minister of Mines Lorne Campbell says wartime mineral production will total 45 to 50 million dollars this year, about 15 million more than the prior peak. Labor shortages hinder coke in Crow's Nest Pass, but harvest work may ease the issue after the season. He notes higher prices and global stock depletion support sustained output and BC industry expansion.
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Victoria
Lorne A Jampbell
Crow's Nest Pass
Campbell
British Columbia
Life preserver from Bremen found off Maine coast
A life preserver with Bremen stencilled on it was found off the Maine coast amid a swirl of wartime rumors. The Bremen submarine story has circulated after Dr R Tait McKenzie said the German vessel was captured by the British and tied up in Falmouth harbor.
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Portland
Maine
Bremen
Falmouth
R. Tait McKenzie
Department of Physical Education
University of Pennsylvania
America
Aldershot
Bank Robbery Reported in Prairies by Masked Bandits
Moose Jaw reports six heavily armed masked bandits cut telegraph and telephone lines and entered the Caron Branch of the Bank of Hamilton last night. They bound and gagged the night watchman, blew open safes, and escaped in an automobile with 8000 dollars in currency.
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Moose Jaw
Caron
Bank of Hamilton
Pauline Frederick Stars In Audrey
Pauline Frederick headlines in Audrey a Players adaptation of a popular stage work. The review praises her bravura performance in the title role and notes the dramatic intensity of the production.
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Mary Johnston
Audrey
Pauline Frederick Stars IN “Audrey
Garden of Lies at Westholme Theatre
The Garden of Lies features Jane Cowl at Westholme Theatre on Monday and Tuesday evenings. Eleanor Mannering, an American abroad, marries Prince Carl of Novodna and an automobile accident leaves her injured. The Prime Minister Baron Von Steinberck pursues the couple as they begin their wedding journey, leading to pursuit and memory loss aboard the wreck site. The drama continues with medical aid and political intrigue as the tale unfolds.
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Baron von Steinberck
Novodna
Jessica Mannering
Prince Carl
Dr. McKenzie
von Aldorz
Eleanor
Official Count Reduces Pattullo Lead in Prince Rupert
The Returning Officer M M Stephens completes the district tally showing Pattullo’s lead down to 156. Woman Suffrage carries by over a thousand, Prohibition by 486. Omineea riding results show Manson Libs ahead, DockrillConservs behind, with Woman Suffrage andspoiled ballots noted. The funeral of Peter Mc Lachlan set for today at 2 pm Hyner Bros Chapel. Sir Thomas White invited to visit London as Imperial Government extends invitation.
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Prince Rupert
Pattullo
M. M. Stephens
T. D. Pattullo
Prohibition
Omineea
Peter McLachlan
Hyner Bros
Ottawa
Thomas White
Prince
Borden
London
French Aviator Guynemer Reaches Front In Dramatic Feat
Paris reports Lieut Guynemer famed French aviator earned for destroying three enemy aircraft in two and a half minutes then descended ten thousand feet and landed uninjured. Also seeks a young woman housemaid for Prince Rupert General Hospital.
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Prince Rupert General Hospital
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Balaume
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the Railway Company
L. W. Patmore
B. P. Davis, K. C
Majestic Theatre
Pauline Frederick
Paramount Picture
Helen Holmes
Girl and
Hazelton
Harvard
Westholme
Justus Miles Forman
Louis Reeves Harrison
Stephens Block
Merryfield Bloc
Insurance
T. D. Pattullo William Manson
Manson
Dockrill
Manson Way
Sir Thomas
Heal
Prench
Paris
Guynemer
Westholme Opera House
Jane Cowl
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