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—|HAIDA CHIEF |

PASSES AWAY

Charlies Edenshaw Leaves Many
Descendents at Masset and
Other Points.

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HIS TRIBE FORMERLY
RULED WHOLE COAST

The Indians of Queen Charlotts
Inland ie mourning the loss of
the aldest and most respected
Chief of the Haidas iharle
rdenshoaw passed away on Sep
iompber 10 at bis home on the
Masselt lleserve He was the
first Chief Kdeoshaw and 7

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val of the whiles the Edenshaws!/
ruled, frow the shores of Alaxka|
to Vaneouver laland Mi the head]
f the most powerful band of!
varriots, they warred with almost |
every tribe belween the Columbia!
river in Oregon and the Fraser}
raver Ibe tribes under the chief
his f ihe Edenshaws numbered)
rnany housands of Haidas but!
he nation is Paeseing with hut
ax bundred comprising Ube bands!
hose deserted settioments may!
bu aoep from «one end ¢« the |

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f the deceased, altended the
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Colts Intermediate ba «<« ball
hamps, announced this morning}

his team had aceepted the

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ilahle,

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Mill mn a rather loose game wl
baseball at the Acropolis a nda |

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\. Donahue was strikes and balls

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hchell and tis sister, Caroline, for

te Dniversity of B.C. last night
thletic circles in the etty will feel}
1 loss Jimmie was a consist-|
emily good football and baseball!
player with the Callies and Red}

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wanager of the Colts baseball]

team, was the host al a celebra

night First the whole team with |
its girl rooters took in “The
Miracle Man’ at the Westholme
and then adourned to the &t.|

jenoyed,. Harvey has further
reached the hearts of bis athle tic!
satellites,

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George, is at the Hotel Prince elassic that is f
jewe tats of each year.

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be > pouaine “dl eagle ‘SOCIETY TAKES PART
Calte, |

IN NEW THOMAS PLAY
“THE GLORIOUS LADY”

‘lon for iis players on Saturday |members of Exclusive Social Club |
Appear in Spectacular
Race Scene.

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jaudiences are
of seeing society peop ile pl wor

in a pictum

furnished the

case
Despatches from the south in-|*Phie
dicate that all sports on the|be

Pacifie Coast were dpclared & yi jpight.

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esulbted| pire in the apring of 1922, but the! reetly interested in those eoun = z.

yremost among the

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: . Oe 12 : splices ) IN PROBA
KEECHIKAN LIGH LiGHT j After receiving the application). oie se pana ee wr peisise
iast night, the council tabled it CULUMBILA.

AND POWER COMPANY for consideration at ai special !;, rk gapree OF sae ADMAgIB ENA

meeting to be held in the near

ASKS FOR EXTENSION ~_ veda . eke btn eat Oise

the general election last!] Ep: daca

“eferendu e worich S HeMeY LY ray)
KETC UIKAN, + Sept. 44, ap. [spring a referenduin petition Was | 7 yay CONGERN Df AD Yat aa By
adopted in favor of an extension | tis Honour F. Met, or Septempee

tler on the 3rd da, Or September A
of the franchise and another | Toe, OP eet Ag
ity council by the Gitizen’ssLight, petition was adopted in opposi-|, JT 15 ORDENED that the said

J ‘ , , McMullen shall be allowed
Power and Water Company for altion to municipal ownership. The |death of the said deces

 

mMication bas been made to the

    
  

on the thinteenth day of A
twenty year extension of its fran-| law provides that the council shall | me expiration or aT ae
s@ fir e . noe » ,|of the frst pee
lise jfrst pass an ordinance for the}? 0 iiless in
The preamble to the application| extension, which ordinance must! furnished to the womiourare a thts
Prinee HKupert, .

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tates thaf the growth of the city|be submilted to the voters for ceased, Ernest Sorcsat
necessitates an expansion of the/their appreval. prenegttg to the Pe ia

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company's plant, but that the ex-| - AND if 1S PONTHEM igi utiane

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‘ penditure would not be justified The Bank of Mantreal has just jon ete oder _ Miedo putas

unles the company had a definite|issued an interesting booklet | \0¥e. 8, “toe 8 ad ye
ronewal of it franchise. dealing with the West Indies and| DATED at vrinee .
; day of wee oO ;
Nhe present franchise will ex-| British Guiana. The bank is di-} \ ii. Mem
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company desires to start work on|tries, having dintet representa- ere may be sometht ne yw
extensions previous to that time.jtion there Bee the classified columa