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DAILY
EDITION
BEAR
SERVED
VISITORS
FROM
PRINCERUPERT
Prince
Rupert
Members
of
Board
of
Trade
Enjoy
Delicacy
at
Houston;
Visit
Other
Points
SMITHERS,
H.C.,
Sepl.
3.
Bc.arme.at,
roasted
to
a
-turn,
-with
layers
of
.crisp
and
crinkly
fat,
was
one
.of
the
delicacies
provided
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
visitors
on
their
arrival
at
Houston,
jn
Pleasant
Valley,
Friday,
at
noon.
After
a
forty
mile
drive
over
roads
very
much
better
than
might
be
expected
in
a
comparatively
new
country
although
witli
some
hairpin
turns,
.the
little
Hotel
Unustoii
.was
an
appetising
.sight
even
from,thi
pulside.
,lc.Uavis,
the
proprietor
bad
been
lo
Smitliers
for
the
fair
and
had
heard
of
Hie
proposed
visit.
In
stead
therefore
of
providing
oys
ter
cocktails,
baked
.halibut
and
canned
salmon
In
make
the
visitors
feel
al
home,
he
thoughtfully
arranged
for
a
.bear
to
,be
shot
forthwith
and
his
roast
roasted.
And
Mr-
Davis
-is
or
Jias
.some
cook.
Maybe
both.
Taken
In
Cars
At
nine
o'clock
Friday
morh-;
intr
there
was
a
good
array
of
cars
parked
outside
the
JJulkley
Hotel
in
Smitliers
among
which
the
Prince,
ituperl
visitor
were
distributed
and
to
whom
were
to
nn
snown
as
Jnucn
or
interest
as
possible.
And
the
trip
lo
Hons-Ion
and
back
was
full
of
interest,
Farms
in
all
the
stages
of
progress
from
original
clearing
to
ultimate
cropping
were
encountered
on
the'
trip
out
to
Houston,
whleh
is
prettily
situated
on
the
railroad
track.
Originally
laid
out
for
a
townsite,
it
has
a
most
orderly
appearance,
all
-I
be
fences,
and
buildings
being
in
line.
One
thing
was
realized
by
the.
visitors
and
that
is
that
this
country
cannot
been
seen
from
the.
rail
way
car
window.
The
most
and
best
of
the
country
where
the
real
-development
has
taken
place
lies
away
from
the
railway.
And
as
the
roads
lie
away
from
the
railway
owing
to
the
physical
characteristics
of
the
country,
it
can
best
be
seVn
by
driving.
One
point
of
interest
was
duly
mentioned
in
every
car
which
was
where
a
Land
Settlement
Board
official
went
over
the'
edge.
It
was
both
before
and
alter
a
series
of
corkscrew
curves
where
the
road
dips
down
into
a
gully
and
has
to
rjse
to
an
equal
height
on
the
,
other
side.
After
seeing
this
hazard,
no
blame
was'
attached,
particularly
ns
the
chief
parly
concerned
was.
in
the
company
Wednesday,
Sept.
3,
192,4.
and
still
alive.
Judging
by
the
steepness
of
the
sidehill
"where
bis
car
went
over,
he
ought
not
lo
be,
Barrett
Ranch
After
lunch
in
the
homelike
Hotel
Houston,
which
was
a
pro
tracted
affair,
and
being
duly
photographed,
the
party
left
for
the
Barrett
ranch.
Here
Charlie
Barrett
was
found
stacking
timothy
seed
bay,
for
which
bis
ranch
is
famous.
Jn
the
absence
f
Mrs.
Barrett
who
was
visiting
at
the
.Smilhers
Fair,
Mr.
Barrett
did
the
honors
himself
and
show-pjI
.the
visitors
over
the
ranch.
Hullessoats
and
.hulless
barley
in
slook
by
the
acre
were
among
the
curiosities
seen.
The
next
stop
was
made
at
the
Dock
rill
ranch.
at
Telkwa.
Here
the
parly
inspected
some,
very
fine
fields
of
wheat
and
many
acres
of
sunflowers,
the
latter
Jor
use
as
ensilage.
Prudhomme's
.Farm
The-
last
stop
of
the
day
was
made
at
Alex.
P.rudliomme's
farm
at
Tyee
Lake.
Although
it
was
supper
time
and
the
pans
were
sizzling
on
the
stove
and
the
coiik
bad
every
reason
to
be.
cross,
Alex
thought
of
none
of
Ihese
things
but
was
delighted
with
the
company.
He
showed
on
his
horses
anil
brought
out
a
wild
bull.
"Paradox"
he
called
it.
Being
asked
why,
he
answer
ed,
"Some
hull,
ml
no
hull
about
it,
either."
The
compnay
'agreed.
To
prove
it
was
tame
and
not
withstanding
Wiggs.
O'Neill's
red
Waistcoat,
Alex
mounted
its
back
and
stayed
on
long
enough
-to
be
duly
photographed.
Just
to
show
Ibev
knew
something
about
farm.
ing
and
animals,
someone
bad
a
remark
to
pass
regarding
the
beast's
tins
and
thought
it
was
particularly
beamy
aft,
-which
put
the
finish
lo
an
otherwise
plea
sant
visit.
WITNESSED
OPERATION
ON
OWN
APPENDIX
TAMAQUA,
Ia.,
Sept.
2.
Odan
A.
Schaffer,
17,-who
is
am.
bullous
fiKbc'cpjnc
a
surgeon,
witnessed
his
first-''
operation"
for
appendicitis
as
the
patient.
When
told
an
operation
was
necessary
he
declined
to
take
an
anaesthe
tic,
declaring
he
"wanted
to
see
how
jt
was
done."
An
occasional
".ouch"
was
the
only
sign
he
gave
the
surgeons
that
he
was
suffer
ing
any
pain.
FIREMEN
ACT
AS
FARMERS
LINDKFELDE,
Germany.
Although
this
town
(Iocs
not
average
a
fire
a
month,
the
fire
de-partmenl
js
not
allowed
to
loaf.
In
summer
the
.firemen
operate
the
municipal
farm
and
in
winter,
Ihry
are
woodchnppers
in
the,
municipal
forest.
Income
from
the
two
sources
have
.helped
clear
Ihe
lown
debt.
j
The
Man
in
the
Moon
J
SAYS:-
HOWEVEil
had
things
arc,
il
n
wpII
to
reiiiPiulior
that
llit'y
miglil
liR.wursp.
,Mut)uil4rt
iiiigltt
be
us
hi?
a.t
dfjiliunts.
IK
your
wife
married
a
grouch
it'a
your
fault.
Hp
pleasant.
-
IF
you
do
not
.see
a
big
po&i-
lion
.ahead,
jnake
one.
SO.
MI'
ppnple
are
so
straight
Jaoe(i
Ibey
would
like
to
pimenl
(In
I
lieal
res
showing
comedies
Saturday
night
for
fear
people
would
laugh
in
chuicli
Sunday.
SOME
people
think
they
know,
but
few
know
.they
think.
JiO
one
realizes
just
how
many
laws
there
are
until
be
sets
out
to
break
.some,
of
them.
THE
person
with
moral
.cour
age
is
the
one
who
will
admit
he
likes
human
interest
literature.
DOWN
east
Ahey
are
talking
about
the
miserable
condition
of
the
roads.
'We
would
not
be
so
miserable
if
we
had
.a
road.
JAKE
says
the
-white
men
who
were
found,
in
a
condition
of
ser
vitude
,in
Africa
must
have
.been
married
.men.
IX
spile
of
hard
times,
Prince
Rupert
is
building
a
few
Churches,
there
are
plenty
of
dances
and
bridge
..parlies
and
new
cars
appear
on
the
streets
every
day.
J
.wonder
what
good
times
would
be
like?-
KID
McCoy
must
always
have
bepii
fond
.of
fighting.
He
mar
ried
ten
times.
IT'S
a
source
of
great
satis
faction
lo
know
that
the
Cana
dian
dollar,
so
familiar
to
some
people,
is
worth
a
dollar
in
New
York.
If
we
find
-J
hem
a
little
scarce
here
we
shall
know
that
probably
the
New
Yorkers
are
borrowing
thorn
a
little
while.
A
'
WOMAN
eighteen
years'
of
age
is.
supposed
lo
have
reached
Ihe
age
,f
.discretion,
but
has
she?
JAKE
-wants
lo
know
jn
a
gruff
voice
,if
she
ever
reaches
that
age.
THE
rust
-which
has
been
at
tacking
the
wheat
crop
.in
.Manitoba
is
said
to
be
travelling
west
and
may
reach
Prince
Rupert.
This
Is
too
much.
Already,
we
have
the
moss.
BURNS
LAKE
Estimates
to
allow
for
the
starting
of
a
third
room
and
a
superior
school
here
was.
passed
by
the
school
.board
of
Hums
Lake
,at
a
imceting
.last
week.
Mrs.
J.
M.
Uowans
hug
left
for
Pejvhuld,
Alia.,
where
she
-will
visit
ior
several
weeks
with
,her
daughter,
Mrs.
.Malsbury.
Mr,
and
.Mrs.,
phil
J3runneland
fahjiiy;.
have
('returned
from
Seat-He
to
Decker
.Lake.
Fred
Stanyer
ha.,
started
on
the
new
Presbyterian
Church
al
-St-.M.'XV'
Cround
Stw
thirUlhtoP
n
Ihicknti
Ihroufhoutth
mitinf
unqinf
Inthtk
impouibl.
CrKBtC
jnf
an
ucludv
Simomiif
SDUMWS
CANADA
UVCfl.
ViKuicr
MOMIUI
5uJU,
M.t.
r7".r.."
Your
pipe
tobacco,
always
in
its
original
fine
condition
when
you
buy
OGDEN'S
CUT
PLUG
in
the
V2lb.
vacuumized
tin.
THE
DAILY
rfEV3
to;
.
Supreme
in
name
Supreme
in
flavor.
A
DELICIOUS
BEVERAGE
Free
Coupons
in
every
tin
r
ititling
you
lo
beautiful
china
cups
and
saucers.
ASK
FOR
SUPREME."
Francois
Lake.
.
J.
W.
McNeill
of
Wistaria
Jeft
last
week
to
spend
a
holiday
in
Vancouver.
A,
Flalen
of
Prince
Oeorge
is
relieving
manager
at
the
Burns
Lake
branch
of
the
Royal
Bank
during
the
absence
of
J.
Yool
who
is
on
two
weeks'
holidays,
V.
Schehlerup,
who
has
been
engaged
on
a
survey
in
the
Bahine
and
Stuart
Lake
country,
relumed
here
last
week.
SKIDEGATE
INLET
Capl.
Oeorge
McRae
left
here
for
Lockeport
oh
his
boat
Annie
G.
He
plans
Jo
visit
.Rev.
W;
Morgan,
and
do
some
.prospecting
at
Shuttle
Island.
J.
L.
Barge,
Government
agent
alvQueen
Charlotte
Cily,
called
in
the
oilier
evening
will!
his
yacht.
Mrs.
Barge
and
family
were
with
him,
.
The
seine
boats
-Wales
Island
and
Nortonian
are
here
.from
Lagoon
Bay
cannery
seining
for
dog
salmon
al
.Deena
River.
Fracis
.Richardson
was
in
.last
week
with
a
wagon
load
of
beef,
which
he
shipped
lo
Cumshewn
and
Lockeport.
Mr.
Richardson
is
one
of
the
owners
of
the
Tl'll
River
ranch,
Ihe
largest
cattle
ranch
on
the
islands.
SMITHERS
M.
F.
McKeiuie,
former
chief
clerk
in
Ihe
olllce
of
the
superin-
lendenl,
prior
to
the
removal
of
Ihe
railway
ollice
force
from
this
point,
accompanied
by
Mrs,
Mr.
Kcnzie,
slopped
over
lo
visit
friends,
on
their
way
to
Edson
from
Vancouver
via
Prince
Ru
perl.
Miss
B.
Larson,.
,a
graduate
nursrt
of
Ladynvitli
gn.neral.hos-
.,:ii
.'..
i
1'ai'..
.
i
il.
i'JA..
'
IHill
UIIIM
H'lil-lIU)'
Ul
me
ver
cejnjcal
hospital,
ihis
arrived
to
lake
a
position
m
the
Bulkley
Valley
.district
hospital.
Miss
Welt
on,
who
,has
been
on
the,
nursing
staff
since
.the
first
of
the
year,
is
returning
lo
Vancnu
ver.
Miss
Jessup
is
acting
matron
during
the
absence
of
.Hie
matron,
Miss
Mulhall,
who
is
on
a
holiday
to
.her
home
in
Van
couver.
-
-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Q.
E.
.DoolUIJc,,
and
Dorothy,
,have
returned
Jrom
a
.vacation
.trip
to
Vancouver
and
U.S.
points.
They
were
jiway
lor,
two
.months,
,
,
'
The
Rev.
A.
O.
Anderson
.of
the
Lutheran
Anglican
Church,
preached
in
the
Union
Church
on
Sunday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
J.
Beeslpy
ami
cnuuren
or
I'nnce
Jluperl
are-
spending
a
Jwo-week
vacation
in
lown,
belnghe
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F,
Page.
FJND
STUTTERING
(CURABLE
VIENNA.
Nearly
all
the
child
reir
affected
with
the
habit
f
slullering
may
he
cured
-If
the
patients
are
given
proper
-car
in
liine.
This
was
Khe
.consensus
of
-opinion
expressed
by
experts
at
the
first
congress
ever
iheJd
on
Ihe
continent
o
.discuss
iii'.
provejnept
of
the
power
.itf
speech,
and
the
voice
among
yo'insatcrs.
PRINCE
GEORGE
There
is
congestion
in
Ihe
local
schools,
and
it
has
become
neces
sary
to
use
a'
basement
for
a'
classroom.
The
Id
public
school
building
will
likely
be
recondi-j
turned
for
high
school
purposes
Rnv'r?l
ii-itninent
ciLizens
luiid
......
-
'
i
Tines
at
a
special
session
or
the
ptdice
court
last
week
for
in-
Jractions
of
.the
tratllc
(bylaws.
The
chief
-offence
was
turning
cars
in
Hie
middle
of
blocks
in
stead
of.
at
intersections.
j
iVeil
.Ietbing
of
Hudson'
Hope
and
-C.
L.
Alyard
.of
Victoria
were
in
the
cily
last
week
making
ar
rangements
ior
.the
shipping
of
uppliiM
to
their
coal
mine
in
Ihe
iPeace
River
canyon.
They
confirmed
Ihe
report
that
the.
C.IUI.
is
lo
jiurchase
the
output
of
their
mine
delivered
at
Peace
River.
Petef
Pavich,
the
local
fur
man,
is
to
start
monthly
sales
here.
It
is
expected
they
will
bring
the
volume
of
annual
sales
in
Prince
.Oeorge
do
a
mil
lion
dollars.
Jlev.
P.
E.
Baisler
of
Prince
Rupert
was
here
last
week
taking
steps
to
organize
an
English
Lutheran
Church
hero.
The
following
delegates
left
Prince
Oeorge
today
to
attend
the
diocesan
meeting
of
Ihe
Anglican
Church
in
Kamloops
which
will
elect
a
new
bishop:
Rev.
S.
Pollinger,
Oeorge
Mil
hurn
Claud
Fool
and
James
(Junyle.
They
are
travelling
by
motor
car.
A
daughter
was
born
in
Van
couver
on
August
25
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
L.
Armstrong.
Mr.
Arm.
strong
is
station
agent
hem
and
.Mr.
Armstrong
was
formerly
Miss
Crawford,
sister
of
Jack
Crawford,
purser
on
one
,of
the
C.N.R.
coastal
steamers.
TERRACE
NOTES
Miss
Marion
Hanna
of
Smilh-
e.rs
who
.have
been
visiting
Mrs
Jack
Frost
continued
her
trip
home
After
spending
Ihe
summer
in
the
oulh.
J)r.
Ewart
returned
last
week
from
Smilhers.
He
will
occupy
the
house
north,
of
Sparks',
in
tensive
improvements
have
beep
made
lie
this
residence
and
il
is
almost
ready
for
occupation.
31is.4
Rose
Raven
of
Prince
Ru
perl
-was
the
guest
last
week
of
her
.sister,
Mrs.JI.
S.
Creelman.
Miss
J-'tanda
Marsh
returned
lo
Rupert
on
Sunday.
Mr.
tUriflln
returned
to
Terrace
Saturday
night,
after
spending
the
summer
in
the
south.
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marsh
was
al
homi
last
Thursday
to
the
ladies,
of
the
community.
The
reception
room
was
beautifully
decoraled
with
early
autumn
flowers
and
the
tea
table
was
presided
over
by
Mrs.
Pardons
and
Mrs.
Orieg
About
fifty
were
present
during
Hie.
.afternoon.
'MwV
ElsreKenney
iff
on
-M
mi-
day
for
P.rince
Rupert
where
she
will
continue
her
high
school
s.tudies.
Mrs.
R,
Brawn
has
been
ap
pointed
secretary-treasurer
of
the
(5.W.V.A.
to
lake
the
place
of
Mrs.
Blocker
who
.Is
Jcavjng.
Lyall
Moore
:has
left
for
Anyox.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frost
s,pent
the
week
end
in
Smilhers.
Rev.
Rural
Dean
Marsh
visited
Pacific
on
Saturday.
Misses
Helen
and
Margaret
Olass
and
F.versley
Olass
spent
last
week
at
Copper
Cily
as
the
guests
of
Mr.
anil
Jlrs.
Dauhauer
Charles
Burrison
relumed
from
Prince
Rupert
Saturday
night.
'Bobby
Hen
wood
left
for
I
ho
prairies
Saturday
night.
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