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!Wi8.
Have
You
Seen
Homer
V.
Bagley
Last
heard
of
In
the
vicinity
of
Anyox,
B.C.,
Aug.
22,
1822.
Wai
employed
at
the
construction
of
a
dam.
Age
26
years.
Frequents
dance
halls.
Any
Information
concerning
him
will
be
greatly
appreciated
and
will
make
It
worth
your
while.
Address:
GEO.
W.
PAQLEY,
c
o
Bagley
Tire
Rubber
Co.,
Hotsprlng
National
Health
Resort,
Arkansas,
United
States
of
America.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
Hmit
is
ciiiipif(l
to
Imiulle
nil
kimls
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385.
Eleanor
Mac
Leaving
The
power
boat
F.lennor
Mac.
owned
by
Capl.
W.
Oas.
has
been
leased
lo
James
Field
for
logging
work
in
Ihe
Kilimti'it
district.
F.leunor
i
now
al
Ihe
McLean
yard
being
fixed
up
with
lowing
bits
preparatory
to
her
leaving
for
the
new
field
of
operations.
.Mr.
Field
will
lake
the.
boat
lo
Kitimnt
early
In
the
coming
week.
Capl.
Has
lof
I
on
Sunday
lust
for
the
south
where
he
will
spend
Ihe
winter
leurning
new
wrinkles
on
Ihe
making
and
cooking
of
Hie
most
modem
flapjacks.
The
ii)ver
ImuiI
Zorra,
finpt.
Hoy
llrown,
put
into
port
duHnsr
Ihe
week
from
Anger
Island
where
she
has
been
engaged
In
logging
operation
for
Ihe
f
icorgclnvvit
sawmill.
Capl.
llrown
Is
in
Hie
rily
for
supplies
and
will
probably
leave
port
over
Ihe
week
end
on
his
return
trip
to
Kitimiil.
4
Sheep
Ranch
Possible
The
launch
Myfuuwy,
Capl.
A.
Rwiinson,
was.
over
to
I'orohcr
Island
on
Thursday
with
I
wo
genllemenl
recenlly
Arrived
from
Scotland
who
are
looking
into
"
THE
nAOiVNKWB.
PAGE
PIVR
Free
Delivery
In
Prince
Rupert.
Thursday
last
on
Dominion
'
IT-I
II
government
business.
irtrr??mwtmr
imp
ISEC
Doing
of
the
Moequito
Fleet
which
ia
the
uflH
'
OlLM
chief
source
of
Prince
Rupert's
prosperity
ed
port
that
Tommy
Wilson
andjhul
tlie
heavy
fos
prevented
tlie
Spencer
Allen,
both
rexiilenlx
Ifrunnerx
pel
I
in
w
a
beail
on
any.
of
lliit
port,
had
iieen
lout
off
Tlie
hunter
remembered
all
I
lie
Canadian
halibut
chooner
their
friend
on
return
to
port
Tiielma
I.,
Capl.
den.
Fritz.,
on
and
many
larder
were
enriched
I
he
fateful
Thursday,
liolh
of
by
Hie
addition
of
choice
duckft.
Hie
nl
men
were
familiar'fal
peee
and
juicy
enion
fl?ure
in
waterfront
circle
and
iteiik.
Capl.
Tommy
Wall
were
frreal
favorilex.
TommyUoiced
the
opinion
of
the
parly
wax
unmarried
and
leavex
a'w-heii
he
xaid
"Ii
wa
Hie
finest
mother
rexidinp
in
Toronto.
hunt
inr
trip
I
wax
ever
mixel
Spencer
wax
alxo
unmarrie.)
and
up
wilh
nnhnw'
"
ix
survived
by
his
brother
Are.
I
who
was
on
the
Thelma
al
Hie!
I
lie
power
boat
Alia
arrived
time
nf
the
disaster,
and
rela-
in
!''rl
duriiiK
Hie
week
from
lives
in
Nova
Smliu.
Thee
dix-'Aner
Inland
where
she
has
asters
have
ral
a
'
gloom
oxerjbeen
encaged
in.
Int-pin?
opera-Hie
walprfronl.
Thrnuch
lliPetlon.
rolumnx
Hip
comrades
of
the;
11
lost
men,
who
died
so
nobly
in
I
Southwest
Gale
the
execution
of
llieir
duly,
ex-J
A
southwest
pale
struck
Hie
lnd
lo
Huyr
relatives
ami
waterfront
on
Wedriexllay
uijsht
friend
xincere
sympathy
iniiuinjr
iuile
a
lillle
a(ipre-their
sad
berenvemenl.
'(tension
aiiHMijr
liolli
work
and
Storm
Affect
Landing
fir!
class
catches.
The
new
)
foot
halibut
boat
under
construction
by
lh
Doreen
Brothers'
on
Ihe
N.
M.
McLean
ways
x
rapidly
taking
plea
ure
Inial
owners.
Tlie
wharf
of
the
Prince
llupert
Ax
a
remit
of
Hie
heavv
tormi"winfc'
and
Yahf
Club
seemci
Sherman
Roughs
It
riifimr
on
Hie
deen
xea
flxh1nir'
he
rifflif
in
IllieoTIIie
worsf
luroiinds
lat
week
the
loilibul
n
"'
"
kept
HanTl
Fiiilay
arrivals
have
been
liyht
and
,retiy
much
'
occupied
lo
I
few
of
the
large
American
.pwvenl
hixcbarcps
from
mount
-clMMinerx
have
made
port.
Most
'"F
'
'"'
roadway.
So
seri-'of
Hie
laiidiutts
for
Ihe
week
'I
silualitn
become
liave
been
brought
in
by
the
"bat
lie
wa
rorceit
in
can
out
Canadian
sch.Miners
fishing
ii'j"ie
naulical
volunteers.
A
parlv
nearby
walers.-
Landings
on
;
headed
by
Charlie
Starr
wa
Monday
started
off
well
when"'""
scene
of
aclion
and
Mfl.inn
pounds
wa
marketed
rendered
yeoman
service
in
pre.
Tuesdav.venling
some
of
the
boats
leav-nnd
bill
Ihev
dronpe.
iu
Ve.lneMlay
while
Thurs-iing
port
williout
skippers.
The
.lnv-
ri-ivnlx
tunde.l
IH.000.
IpUNellie
Wiltshire,
owned
by
M.
P.
,.pile
of
Hie
short
landings
ihe-MeCum'ry.
)OCaino
rP.
unruly
price
offered
have
not
been
"!
insisted
upon
climbina
out
high,
averaging
around
If.c.
for
"I"
Hie
waler
on
lo
the
wharf.
It
I
American
and
He
for
Canadian
'"
"
a
severe
handling
I
hal
she
would
remain
in
Ihe
chuck.
The
Liia-Jane
also
lie-came
wayward
and
seemed
very
desirous
of
leaving
home.
She
threw
off
her
stem
lines
and
tried
hard
lo
break
the
ropes
at
M...i.n
The
frame
and
r
is
"c
now
mil
wiimuu
sure-
I
are
now
in
place
and
preparation!
Several
of
Hie
lillle
fellows
in
I.
.
i
..
.
.
..f
ICihv.
Cow.
Iluv
Hay
pulled
ikiill.kil
mil
out
for
for
more
more
I
peing
mane
nr
iiie
pi.iriiiK
oi
the
ouler
jdanks.
The
owners
of
Ihe
new
vessel
have
pracllr-ally
ileciled
to
install
a
65
horse
power
full
)eise
Alia.
Imperial
engine
which
would
give
Ihe
vc!.e
a
minimum
speed
of
between
7
and
8
knot
per
hour.
sheltered
anchorage.
In
spilo
of'llie
giV
no
untoward
damage
was
done
lo
any
of
Ihe
boat..
The
Canadian
halibut
schooner
Sherman,
Cnpt.
Milligan,
ran
in
lo
some
lough
weather
lust
week
while
out
on
Ihe
high
spot.
To
make
matters
worse
the
en
gine
developed
trouble
and
Hiey
were
forced
lo
lay
to
some
three
miles
off
shore.
However,
Ihe
sturdy
craft
stood
the
strain
well
and
after
necessary
re
pairs
had
been
made
aboard
she
made
port
safely
under
her
own
power.
The
power
boal
Hob.,.
Cnpt
fleo.
Constable,
which
recently
arrived
from
Alice
Arm
after
a
prolonged
prospecting
Irip,
left
port
on
Thursdiy
morning
for
Inverness.
'
'
The
launch
Joy
lUrd,
Capt.
Jimmy
Thomas,
was
out
on
The
Things
m
life
are
happiness.
Health
first,
the
others
follow.
Good
digestion
is
most
important
Attftefintslgnof
disorder
take
a
dose
of
BEECHAM'S
PILLS
All
the
Winner
Tli
result
nf
the
fir.t
round
in
the
walcrfrnnl
Xmas
drib
tournament,
skipper
Dim.
Clap-perlon,
shows
the
following
winner:
It.
Shrubsall.
K.
Saxon.
'Ii.
M.
Newell,
V.
O.
Hughes,
W.
rrnst,
.1.
Donnelly,
J..
Pollerlon.
and
Harry
Daggetl.
Tlie
erih
fan
are
betting
even
money
on;
toth
Hughe
ami
Frost.
Steve'
Carter
w
ho
was
vanquished
in
his;
first
ifamf,
claim
that
if
lie
Storm
Takes
Toll
the
feasibility
of
establishing
prp
rinsiairni
in
I
lie
tmirna-
The
storm
which
raced
on
the
sheep
ranch
in
the
vicinity
ofi"'"'
ne
pet
the
cal-
deeji
sea
fishing
grounds
la"l'rince.
Itupert.
From
report'
"aM""
"l
b'','nr
",,n-
week,
look
heavy
loll
of
Ihelliey
have
heard
ofjlhe
fertility
urn
ve
rnen
or
the
local
lialihui
fleet.
On
Monday
the
naiilionU
lieard
Willi
deen
rejfrel
of
the
lo-
nf
.lack
Itohins
male
of
the
uleani
trawler
Andrew
Kelly,
owneil
hy
the
Canadian
Fih
&
Cold
Klorajrp
Co.
and
kipipred
hy
Capl.
Candow.
Mohinx
wa
Hwept
overboard
by
a
terrific
ea
while
I
lie
vexi.pl
lay
off
Troy
Hay
lal
Tliurj'day
week.
Jack
wa
an
old
timer
In
the
finhlnir
irarne
and
a
favorite
among
the
lioyw
of
the
high
hoot
pia'd.
He
waft
a
man
of
Merlin?
worth
and
ever
ready
In
help
fellow
men.
Iliii
In
will
tie
fadly
fell.
)eceaed
i
mirvlved
hy
his
wife
livlnp
in
.Nova
Scotia.
of
I
he
land
oil
I'orcher
Mand'l
l
U"
molorxhip
llellinxliam,
Ihpy
ar
making
a
firl
hand,
arrivpd
from
iiive.xligalinn
an
to
II
pnihjj.
Ifp.t
for
Ihi
purpo.".
Some
Hunters
The
launch
Iachcna,
Capl.
A.
Swanxon,
reliirnj'd
from
a
ten
day
InintiiiK
trip
down
tlie
coaM
on
Tuesday
nigh(.,v
The
parly
included
Iieip.
'
tlie
ftliipper,
Capl.
It.
Hammon,
'K.
C,
Oibbono,
.1.
S.
JoIiiimhi
ami
C.ipt.
Tonjtny
WnlU.
Tlieir
bag'
of
150
ducks,
25
ftcpxc
and
5
der
tjeak
for
ilcelf
a
In
their'.
pfWes
Willi
I
lie
'field
artillery
T'ip
Pnllrr
bug
wax
gained
in
Hip
Oanlner
Canal
di.lrict.
luriny
the
hunt
On
Tiieday
the
ac
new
reach-iffoat
xpoor
wa
mucli
in
evidence
Kelrhikan
loay
wilh
a
cargo
of
froen
fish
for
easlern
shipment.
The
shipment
wa
unloaded
between
Hie
Allin
Fisheries
and
the
Hoyal
Fish
Company.
The
Cytnadian
lialihui
scliooners
Verna,
Joe
Maker
and
Torbersr,
whjcli
arrived
in
port
on
Thurs
day,
have
removed
their
gear
and
will
lie
up.
for
Ibe
winter.
Jim
Lee
Returns
Jimmy
Lee,
manager
of
lht
Allin
Fisheries,s
who
has
been
Indisposed
'7fori
Hie
past
week
with
a
bad
jaw,-has
sntiieienilyi
recovered
to
ayain
lake
the
hem
al
the
noted,
fish
house.
His
re
appearance
al
the
Fish
F.x-
change
was
receive!
wilh
mixei
greetings.
Arriving'
at'
Hie
ex
change-
with
xwollen
lips,
the
result
of
extracted
molars.
Jim
look
his
accustomed
seal.
No
sooner
had
lie
sal
down
than
Capl.
Angell,
skipper
of
Ihe
schooner
Alaska,
arrived
on
Ibe
scene
and
started
in
to
shake
Ihe
paws
of
all
present.
Upon
facing
Jim
with
the
swollen
lips
Hie
hearty
skipper
greeted
him
with
"Well,
II)
e
darned,
if
Jim
Lee
hasn
t
started
in
to
chew
snoose."
The
fish
.nuota-
tions
were
drowned
in
tlie
up.
roar.
Fish
Business
During
the
week
I8l,ynn
lbs.
of
halibut
has
been
marketed
on
Hie
Fish
Exchange.
Americans
were
high
al
17c.
and
10c.
and
low
at
I
C.tc
and
9c.
Canadians
were
high
at
ll.Ce.
and
lOJie
andlow-
al
It.Sc.
and
10c.
The
arrivals
were:
Alaska,
Sumner,
W.
A
F,
An.lrew
Kelly,
W.
T..
Joe
linker,
Ilingo,
Torberg,
He.
veille.
(iih'on,
Verna,
llanaeo,
Valorous,
Lumen,
Scout.
Atlan
tic
and
Vansee.
Hugo
Sandslrum,
skipper
of
he
power
boat
Aaunga,
i
in
Ihe
hospital
as
the
result
of
an
ac
cident
while
working
at
the
dry
lock.
While
working
on
Ihe
steamer
Canadian
Volunteer
somi'tliing
heavy
slipped
from
above
ami
catching
Hugo
on
Ihe
jaw
Ijroke
it.
Having
fished
for
ome
considerable
lime
Ihe
skip
per
is
of
the
opinion
that
there
are
as
many
dangers
on
land
as
on
sea.
Ihe
Invalid
I
progres
dug
satisfactorily.
..
o
Daily
Dozen
According
lo
the
fleet
secret
service,
skippers
.MCMnnon
ami
laylor,
of
Hie
power
boats
Os
wego
and
tomme
respectively,
are
in
the
habit
of
doing
the
daily
loien
on
Ihe
decks
of
I
heir
boats.
A
large
crowd
gathers
.
.1
n
.'.ll.
ii
ever
iimu
iiimh
ui
v
n
inniw
in
witness
the
marvellous
demon.
strations
of
agility
and
strength.
The
flywheels
of
Ibe
engines
have
been
removed
lo
permit
of
them
being
uel
as
ilunibelK,
Capl
.Taylor
excels
bis
partner
at
climbing.
To
see
him
climbing
the
mast
and
suspending
himself
hy
his
eyebrows
Is
a
sight
for
ye
fiods,
according
to
several
eye
witnesses.
However,
Copt.
MT-
Kinnon
has
a
little
of
the
edge
on
his
comrade
for
strength
and
its
nothing
to
see
him
extend
bis
right
arm
with
the
two
flywheels
flat
on
the
palm
of
his
hand,
ac
cording
to
reports
to
hand.
Tin"
power
boat
Cub,
Capl.
Vic
Marcklaud,
arrived
in
port
early
in
the
week
with
a
cargo
of
lumber
from
the
Svyedemark
mill
situated
on
Macaulay
Island.
De7aetWtld
The
logging
boat
Kileen,
skippered.
Jy
Capt,
Wall
Shaw,
returned
from
a'
hunting
Irip
to
Porcher
Island
over
last
week
end.
The
skipper
slated
that
the
deer
are
getting
so
wild
over
there
that
it
lakes
a
long
legged
man
lo
catch
up
with
them.
One
of
the
desired
quadrupeds
chanced
to
cross
his
path
and
upon
seeing
the
hunter
started
at
a
run.
The
hunter,
being
somewhat
of
n
runner
himself,
(Continued
on
page
six)
r-v
How
to
Foil
Wind
and
Weather
on
Washday
From
now
until
springa
battle
that
endangers
health
must
on
washday
be
waged
with
rain
and
sleet.
That,
or
drying
the
washing
in
the
cellar
or
attic,
with
its
attendant
inconvenience
and
sour
smells.
Of
course
we
can
not
order
weather
to
our
fancy,
but
if
you
would
laugh
at
mud
and
water,
save
your
health
and
keep
your
hands
and
face
free
from
chapping
and
roughness,
telephone
us.
Next,
bundle
up
"your
family
washing
and
have
our
driver
call
for
h.
In
our
laundry
your
things
are
initialed
where
the
mark
never
shows.
Everything
is
sorted,
too
table
linen
is
washed
only
with
table
linen,
hosiery
with
hosiery.
There
is
no
indiscriminate
mixing.
And
it
is
laundered
in
fleecy
suds
of
silky
softness.
The
weather,
and
the
hardship
of
fall
and
winter
washing
need
never
be
a
source
of
worry.
Use
your
telephone
and
let
us
help
you.
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
.
Phone
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