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MURDER
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AT
HAZELTON
Circumstances
Surrounding
AI-!
leged
Killing
of
matmew
McLean
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by
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Herald
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is
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Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News.
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
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F.
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Managing
Editor.
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of
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of
Circulations.
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EDITION
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Cement
Lime
Plaster
Slock
your
winltr's
supply
oi
Nanaimo-Welling-ton
Coal
now
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phonet
tl6
and
117
the
Saturday.
Nov.
21,
1025.
Going
To
Bed
And
Getting
Up.
What
a
difference
there
is
between
going
to
bed
at
night
and
getting
up
iu
the
morning.
There
i
nn
even
greater
difference
fcetweeu
going
to
bod
ill
the
morning
mid
getting
up
in
the
morning.
At
night
an
hour
is
nothing.
In
the
morning
five
minutes
seems
like
a
week.
.To
get
up
five
minutes
ahead
of
time
seems
to
many
like
committtiug
a
erinie,
whereas
going
to
bed
an
hour
after
time
is
quite
the
proper
thing.
If
it
is
right
and
proper
to
bo
on
the
job
at
nine
o'clock,
most
people
seem
to
think
five
or
ten
minutes
after
nine
will
do
just
as
well.
At
night
many
people
think
Ihey
will
get
a
good
start
in
the
morning
and
set
the
alarm
clock
a
few
minutes
ahead.
When
they
awaken
they
find
that
Ihey
are
not
as
enthusiastic
about
tliafffiMtd
dart
as
they
were
on
the
previous
night,
so
they
stay;
iu
tfiat
long
atid
in
all
probability
go
lo
sleep
again
and
oversleep
their
time.
In
the
evening
people
often
devote
eonsiderable
lime
to
dressing
Iheniselves
properly,
giving
their
hair
needed
attention
and
generally
making
themselves
presentable.
In
the
morning
everything
is
different.
There
is
not
time
for
all
that.
There
is
just
lime
lo
grab
a
eonib,
rejid
the
malted
locks
aunder
with
it.
and
then
make
for
the
breakfast
room.
By
n
Iille
Indulgence
in
(he
morning
it
is
eay
to
break
thei
good
nanus
or
years
and
oversleep
(lie
set
lime
for
rising.
He
ware
the
first
indulgence,
(lei
up
on
(he
dot.
C.P.R.
Will
Hold
To
Peace
River.
i
The
C.P.IL
has
got
a-hold
on
Hie
Pence
River
country
anil
i
not
likely
(o
relinquish
iL
Recent
evidence
of
(his
i
-.ecu
in
iMuiu.niiKii
nr
ruiit-iii
in
rvjmojiiuii
nir
me.
pnrpoe
01
securing
settlers
for
(he
peace
River
country
and
locating
(hem
on
the
lands
contingent
lo
(he
railway
which
it
al
present
operates,
I
he
recent
interest
of
1
be
C.P.IL
in
Prince
Rupert
is
accounted
for
largely
by
(he
fad
thai
Ihey
are
in
(he
Canadian
XorHiwe.sl
(
stay.
The
probability
is
(hat
(hey
will
get
a
belter
hold
-on
(he
Edmonlrm.
Dunvepran
and
B.C.
than
a
lease
and
will
extend
that
line
toward
the
Pacific
coast
through
the
best
art
of
British
Colombia.
Iu
doing
(his
(hey
will
have
lo
be
aided
by
Uie
Dominion
Government
and
this
aid
Ihey
vil
donblle
receive.
Naturally
the
Pacific
outlet
i
whal
interests
n.
There
i
but
one
and
thai
i
Prince
HupexL
Any
nrraugenienl
for
a
northern
Pacific
outlet
to
the
(IP.R.
ntust
include
Prince
Rupert.
Value
Of
Getting
C.P.R.
Here.
inner
me
present
system
or
govfrnmenl
iris'
quilo
that
(here
must
be
local
ionnl
rivalries
and
that
(he
oonrpe-
4111011
Lejweeii
(he
Canadian
Najiojial.
and
the
(J.P.R.
mul
gej
ilsflf
nlixed
up
with
political
strife.
A
long
os
this
port
is
de
pendenl
on
(he
Canadian
National
alone
for
is
service
and
sup
port
it
must
be
opposed
more
or1e
bv
(he
C.P.R.
Let
Ihc
C.P.R.
be
inleresled
here
ever
so
liftle
and
Hie
is
changed.
We
no
longer
become
a
political
foolbnll.
bunted
back
and
foHh
by
the
contending
parlies.
We
attain
stability.
I'nder
those
conditions
we
could
look
for
Hie
sup
port
of
Hie
C.P.R.
as
well
as
of
Hie
Canadian
National
and
our
prosperity,
would
be
speeded
up
very
considerably.
.
f
.:.
.
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.
.
Supplies
I
I
Tn.
skeleton
thai
was
found
:
It...
;was:i'ii
up
on
an
ii.oi
SkeeiKi
ltier
near
s-aluis
some)
weeks
ago
has
heeit
identified
asj
the
..
y
or
Matthew
McLean,
ani
Indian,
who
disappeared
a
earj
upo.
says
ie
limmeca
Herald.
Aj
onvimei'.s
jur
al
llaellon
last
Friday
night
derided
at,,
'hat
dealli
hail
been
due
to
violence,
or
something
like
that.
Since
then
three
suspects
have
been
arretted.
It
will
be
remembered
(hat
a
year
a
pro,
September
I
J,
(024,
lo
to.
exact,
sumo
Indians
ami
half-
breeds
had
a
celebration
on
thei
llazcllon
reserve
and
I
hat
it
wound
up
as
most
such
celebrations
do,
with
a
fight.
The
fight
caused
a
session
of
Hie
police
court
Several
wore
convicted
for
participation
in
Hie
party
and
minte
for
supplying1
Mie
fire
water.
liul
that
was
not
all.
l'.vJde
was
found
on
the
bank
of1
the
Itulkley
Itiver
of
a
desperate,
ritrtjt
bavin?
'taken
place.
Blood
had
been
spilled,
clot
limp
had
been
lorn
and
left
lying
about.
Matthew
McLean,
a
cripple
In
dian,
was
nustn$:.
I
ho
police
wore
barfled.
The
missing
man
was
well
known
all
over
the
(lisirieL
but
not
a
trace
could
be
found,
cool
play
was
suspected,
but
lo
produce
the
body
was
the
sticker.
Gun-a
Noot
Cleared
An
attempt
was
made
by
some
parlies
to
hang
the
rtspoilsiliIl-
ity
on
Simon
Sun-a-not
Who
had
been
in
town
that
day.
A
pretty
good
yarn
had
been
(ramed
up
and
Mmon
never!
knew
bow
near
be
was
lo
beinjr
arrested.
But
investigation
of
the
yarn
cleared
the
big
Indian
or
any
knowledge
of
a
crime
or
any
participation
in
the
celebra
tion.
It
was
a
cWairptant
against
(un-a-noot.
i
Hut
what
becau.fr
.of
McLean?
Thai
was
a
ebse,
tCdr
4hlf-
leen
month'
whenfThe
Skeena
Ilitri
dime
to
the.a-shflarrte
ofl
the
police
and
save
up
the
keloton
ot
the
missing
man.
Che
skeleton
was
compara
tively
easy
to
identify.
.McLean
had
a
crooked
foot,
a
crooked!
hip
ami
a
crooked
similiter.
The
skeleton
corresponded
with
these
deformities.
Making
Good
Case
With
(he
remains
on
hand
and
a
coroner's
jury
verdict
of
death
by
violence,
the
police
put
mach
inery
in
motion
lo
round
up
.uspec(s
and
material
witnesses.!
good
deal
of
success
has
boon
achieved
thus
far
and
tt
fal
case
wi)j
soon
be
placed
before
the
magistrate
for
preliminary
hear
ing,
is
Hie
expectation
of
tit.'
lo
cal
police.
The
supposition
(s
thai
follow
ing
the
fight
on
the
bank
of
the
Itulkley
Itiver
a
year
ago
and
more
that
the
victor
fir
victors,
afler
killing
McLean,
carried
the
body
oijl
onto
the
bridge
that
crosses
Uie
itulkley
Jut
before
thai
river
Joins
wilh
the
Skeena,
and
threw
It
overboard
into
tlif'
oiirronL
Had
the
Island
In
the
Jowc
ijkeonn,
about
70
or
80
nines,
nol
proved
such
an
oh
si
ruction.
Hie
remains
would
probably
have
gone
nut
to
sea
and
thus
sealed
forever
the
myslery.
In
The
Letter
Box
WHERE
S
THE
JOKER?
LMilor,
Daily
Novs.
About
this
lime
of
year
then
is
always
many
people
unemployed
iu
Canada,
which
,
is
wholly
unneeessury,
as
I
am
never
mil
of
a
Job
when
I
wanl
In
work,
and
I
have
been
all
ove"
Hie
country
from
Sydney
to
Victoria
and
from
Vancouver
In
Hawsoil.
As
I
am
leaving
for
Vanemive"
shortly
in
order
lo
join
the
Ku
Mux
Klan,
I
would
like
lo
advise
the
unemployed
of
Prince
Ituperl
to
Join
some
secret
organizations,
they
will
find
II
a
great
beneril
Ibrnugli
life
and
Hie
trifling
ojiei)se
of
fees,
duos,
etc.,
will
he
returned
a
hundred
fold
financially
and
socially.
Al!
employment
agent,
employers,
and
iii.'ii
in
influential
positions.
belong
to
secrel
orders.
Why
nol
join
up
and
gel
Iho
benefits
that
urn
going?
The
firet
loJve
I
joined
wa
a
Reception
clearfar
and
near!
If
distance
lends
enchantment,
here's
a
wizard
the
Victor-Northern
Electric
seven
tube
Superheterodyne
Radio
Set
.
No.
R-40.
Own
it.
You
will
be
proud
of
its
performance,
proud
of
its
appearance.
Run
your
fingers
over
the
rich
figured
walnut
cabinet.
That
creamy,
satiny,
luxurious
feel
!
Open
the
set.
Expert
work,
and
neat
as
a
pin
!
Then
hear
it.
Revelation!
the
world
at
your
feet.
Now
you
arc
sure
you've
bought
a
thoroughbred
!
Victor
Northern
Electric
temperance
order
at
the
age
n
fifteen,
but
(lie
members
doing
:.
drunken
lot,
my
folks
paid
il
vn-
i.
.Al..
...
....
no
imju
e
iof
ii
iiiuMsM-r
sum
and
I
Jv"I
lo
X&WHfluySl1
a?ain
ny
Ityv
barton
mo
in
joiiiuig
,1hJnV
and
ul
preseftkl
;ou
ajnuiihj
in
goKl
tanilhg
in'
t,vrlfirireizalion.
all
dues
laid
upniid
a
bank
account.
The
only
difficulty
I
experienced
was
when
I
Joined
the
Rebel
Cork
llencvolent
Associa-lion.
Some
.me
said
I
was
an
Orangeman
ami
Ihey
tried
to
mob
me,
(nil
I
took
a
run
at
them
wilh
a
slcdj
Jjamintu
and
Ihey
faded
away
likp
fog.
in
a
-J
II
I
V
MUll.
I
'
F.S.
of
Iho
(Ld.
of
Canada.
FISHERMAN'S
PROTEST.
Kdilor.
Haily
ws.
Allow
me
in
inform
the
public,
that
one
of
I
lie
straw
bosses
on
city
work,
is
discriminating
against
fislreiinon
being-
engaged
lo
work,
and
liifs
lcOp
overheard
lo
say
Hint
hii.-haa
jlisrharged
four
of
them,
as'M'Jld
nol
think
Ihey
were
entitled
,lo
Jobs.
'n
would
like
to
know'"
If
slraw
bosses
have
niilliiirfly
(o
do
on
mid
why
fishermen
arc
not
wauled
on
Ihc
city
work.
Some
of
us
are
very
much
in
need
of
employ-uo'iit
lo
keep
our
families
until
fishing
starts
again.
A
NisllF.ll.MAN.
P.
D,
Q.
Lnsllsh
schoolboy's
short
tor
lo
his
father
for
funds:
O.
,
L.
8.
)
i.
fcS,
V.
1.
lei
Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
4
Vit
.
11
M
II
Hl,lilllllfcM
SHOWER
IS
HELD
FOR
THE
BAPTIST
CHURCH
i
Musical
Program
During
After-'
noon
at
Home
of
Mrs.
Bert
Morgan
A
shower
In
aid
of
the
oonpng
Hapllst
Church
Itazaar
was
held
ye.slerd.'iy
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
IJert
Morgan,
Third
Ave.
More
than
fifty
ladies
called
in
Hie
course
or
the
afternoon
bringing
articles
for
the
bazaar.
There
was
a
very
fine
musical
program.
Mrs.
Field
and
Miss
C
Jones
sang.
Mis
Kva
Morris
recited.
Miss
Adelia
Thurber
in
She
Couldn't
Sleep
Heart
Was
So
Bad
Mm.
3.
1).
MeCIlntoek,
Chttlotte-town,
P.K.I.,
writfi:--'About
ynt
go
I
wm
grratly
troubled
with
tny
hrirt.
-I
could
not
tlrop
at
night,
and
waa
o
ncrvoui
I
imaioed
that
I
could
see
evfrrthiin;
in
the
room
moving,
and
would
hare
to
turn
on
the
lighu
before
I
could
get
to
ilcrp.
After
having
read
of
your
I
took
wvcral
boiri
of
them,
and
can
now
get
a
foil
night
'a
alrrp
without
any
troubl,
and
feci
floe
in
evrrr
way."
II,
ft
N.
Tilli
have
bofn
on
the
market
for
the
pa.t
32
ycari
all
dealer
sell
themi
but
un
nnlr
l,
Tk.
T.
UUbura
Co
Uiaited,
Twouto,
Out,
a
most
pleasing
manner
rciledj
"How
Uramlma
danced
the
mil'-'
not"
ami
the
minuH
vva
danced!
hy
Mises
Audrey
Tremiiyiie
and
F.nyd
Mirri-
in
cuslumi'.
Refreshment
Which
were
lieyiimt
reproach
won-
s.-rv..
ENJOYABLE
DANCE""
GIVEN
BY
ELKS
FOR
XMAS
CHEER
FUNDS!
First
of
Series
Augur
for
Success
of
Future
Events
of
the
Same
Kind
The
first
of
a
series
of
dances
that
the
F.Iks
are
holdingr
for
the
purpose
of
raising
money
for
their
Christmas
Cheer
fund,
was
given
last
night
augurs
well
for
those
that
are
to
follow.
There
was
a
nice
crowd
present
and
all
seemed
tn
enjoy
themselves.
Kenny
Hood's
Serenndors
played
miiiii"
of
Hie
n
ewes
I
Un
trots
nnd
waltes
and
it
was
short
Ij
after
I
wo
o'clock
When
the
parlv
broke
Up.
Hopper
was
served
shortly
before
midnight
with
Mrs.
Carrol
in
charge.
Iu
the
course
of
the
ovi'iilnv
drawings
look
place
for
five
boxes
of
chocolates,
Ihc
proceeds
going
lo
(he
fund.
The
event
was
in
charge
of
Kxalled
Ruler
L.
Murray
Fuller
ami
a
rommlllen
consisting
or
Kenny
.Mc(JiiHig,
Davo
Ilnlfonr
and
Andy
Donald.
"Why
did
lliey
put
JnciToul
of
tho
foolbnll
game?"
"For
linliiliig-.'
"Oh,
Imi'l
(hat
Just
like
Jack."
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V
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stSn
Kir
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Week
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Corn,
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tin
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fur
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Clirtslmns
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