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ONE
IN
A
MILLION
In
this
case
two
heads
may
not
be
better
than
one
but
they
are
certainly
more
unusual,
The
kitten
with
two
heads
was
born
to
a
cat
pwned
by
Mrs.
Emily
Mason,
of
Queens,
N.Y.
The
two
heads
have
four
eyes,
two
nuses,
two
mouths
and
only
two
ears.
Experts
say
It
happens
once
In
a
mlUJon
births.
MANY
BEA
SKATES
There
are
52
species
and
sub
species
of
rays
and
skates
In
North
American
coastal
waters.
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Less
than
one
hnudred
miles
lvallev
Is
another,
the
Eden
Val-
Isouthwest
of
Calgary,
Alberta,
ley.
Lying
as
If
In
the
palm
of
the
small
dunes
of
the
foothills
-begin
and
range
by
range
Increase
their
size
as
th?y
reach
back
to
touch
the
wide
span
of
tne
ocky
Mountains.
Pushing
these
hills
About
to
make
Its
own
path,
tl.ere
Is
a
valley
through
which
the
soft
breath
of
the
chlnook
comes.
And
down
Its
length
Taces
the
high-walled
waters
of
the
High-
wood
River.
Cold
to
the
point
df
being
Icy
the
year
round,
It
rains
from
great
heights
to
pour
through
a
land
so,
lovely
that
some
men
dared
to
estetolLsh
themselves
m
It
long
as?o
facing
the
heavy
snows
cf
a
Ion?
winter
that
meant
complete
Isolation.
Today,
a
good
road
leads
far
Into
its
depth,
to
the
Ranger
sta
tion
and
beyond.
Tourists
drive
Into
It
early
In
the
day
and
return
before
nightfall
marvelling
at
the
scenery,
but
most
of
all
pt-ihims
at
Hie
litres
or
bioad-
ked.
while-faced
Hereford.?
th.'.t
)Dlurely
move
to
either
side
of
the
road
that
they
ml?ht
pass.
Guy
Weadicks
ranch
Is
in
the
mouth
of
the
valley.
It
Is
a
ducV
anch:
so
that
during
summer
months
It
Is
a
most
common,
and
linusing
sight
to
see
well-dressed
riders
leaving
plenty
of
daylight
between
themselves
and
their
mount
as
they
jog
In
pursuit
of
their
guide
and
a
day's
pleas
ure.
nature's
hand,,
it
holds
the
home
cf
Frazler
Hunt,
Here
ie
returns
to
spend
his
summer
nd
write.
He
seldom
entertains
or
bothers
with
guests.
One
exception
was
the
visit
cf
Helen
Keller
who
re
mained
a
whole
summer
'ffellng,'
as
she
said,
the
changing,
colors
of
mountain
air
and
growth.
But
between
these
two
place
Is
one
unique
in
position
but
more
so
in
that
It
bears
a
scar
of
the
tragedy
that
strikes
so
often
at
pioneers.
Usually,
the
year
cover
It
with
-its
own
man
tle,
so
that
we
who
fo:low
are
prone
to
tread
carelessly.
,
It
is
the
Sullivan
home.
For
fenerations
it
has
nestled
amonsr
poplars
and
toalm
trees,
at
the
foot
of
two
hills.
The
road
turns
sharply
at
the
bottom
of
one.
passes
through
the
yard,
across
Sullivan
Creek
and
up
the
other
hill.
It
Is
not
-a
high'
hill,
Just
high
enough
to
stand
by
itself
to
catch
the'wind
and
sun
and
the
bene
diction
of
snow-capped
elegance
not
many
miles
hence.
And
on
its
peak,
In
a
little
enclosure,
it.
bears
three
tiny
crosses.
They
are
inscribed
rudely
with
the
names
of
thrre
children
the
three
Sullivan
children
who
passed
away
all
In
the
same
day.
None
had
reached
the
sixth
year;
but
the
dread
dlptheria
struck,
and
in
1886
there
was
no
Nearlng
the
other
end
of
the!
serum
and
no
available
doctor.
Each
time
I
passed
that
lonely
1
1)101
r
fJ!
hill,
I
thought
of
it
less
as
a
DIDLL
3l(1UUL
graveyard,
imagining
w
n
a
t
place
those
babies
held
In
the
hearts
of
their
parents,
more
significant
by
their
very
seclu
sion,
It
seemed
more
a
place
of
burled
dreams.
Strange:y,
as
I
visited
Metlakatla
on
July
1
(that
day
of
sunshine),
I
found
myself
thinkln?
in
the
ame
strain.
It
was
not
because
the
churchyard
held
trranite
stones
bearing
similar
dates,
not
because
of
a
like
texture
cf
quietude
and
peace
that
surrounds
Metlakatla
with
a
beauty
of-
its
own.
It
was
because
of
marks
that
are
left
of
men's
hopes.
Great
houses
that
once
faced
the
sea
in
Mve
expectancy,
are
lifeless,
their
eves
turned
glassy.
ft
church
looks
magnificently
down
Into
and
across
the
Metla
katla
passage,
but
It
ton
is
silent
and
knee-deep
In
a
gnwth
that
knows
no
discipline.
Many
boats
were
In
the
waters
about,
but
thev
were
passing
by.
They
did
pass
by,
and
departed
tis
has
the
glory
from
Metlakatla.
Few
persons
,
remember
the
old
IS
CONCLUDED
Two
Hundred
Parents
View
Display
of
Full
Gospel
Classes
The
Bible
School
conducted
by
the
Full
Gospel
Tabernacle
In
the
I.OD.E.
Hall
concluded
last
evening
when
some
two
hundred
parents
and
children
gathered
for
the
graduation
service
with
eighty
children
receiving
their
diplomas.
The
hall
was
prettily
decorated
in
pink
and
white
streamers,
boughs
of
evergreens
and
a
vari
ety
of
garden
flowers
A
very
Interesting
program
was
enjoyed
by
all
consisting
of
action
choruses,
memorized
scripture
verses
and
hymns.
Much
Interest
was
shown
in
the
displayed
handwork
of
glare
tnottos,
oil
paintings,
letter
hold
ers,
notebooks
and
many
other
articles
executed
by
the
children.
The
teachers
assisting
the
sup
ervisor,
Mrs.
N.
Taylor
were
Mrs.
A.
Garten.
Mrs.
O.
A.
Cook,
Mrs.
Va'derhaug,
Mrs.
Eytcheson,
Mrs.
fays.
Mostly
we
catch
a.
glimpse.
Q
w
MrJ
H
Tofta?er,
nf
it
Jn
the
saddened
to'ies
of
re-
tnainln
members
of
native
families.
"Mv
mother
told
me."
they
say.
"My
mother
told
me
.
.
."
Mr.
B.
T.
Phniips
and
son
Howard
are
building
a
new
home
in
Massett.
Mr.
Howard
Phillips
was
a
visitor
to
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
while
the
Casslar
was
in
port
enroute
from
Queen
Charlotte
City
to
Massett.
Classified
Advertising
Pays!
Miss
Loverna
Llnney,
Miss
Shir
ley
Hudson
and
Rev.
J.
Llnney.
H.
Frelsen
showed
moving
pic
tures.
Weather
permitting,
the
Btblt
School
picnic
will
be
held
this
afternoon
in
McClymont
Park.
Mr.
Jack
Flndlay,
acting
Indian
Agent'
at
Massett,
and
Mrs.
Find-lay
paid
a
visit
to
the
city
between
boats
yesterday
while
on
their
way
from
Queen
Charlotte
City
to
Massett.
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1947
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