PAOB
FOlJt
TS3IDAILV
KST.'S;
TJ:,ar-ly,
Auwi
STINK
BOMBS
BRINGING
UP'
ESTHER'
By
George
McManus
ARMY
I
.
ceMcce.vEt-nr
to
Ff
x
m.
go
and
see
P
cood
hormint
I
f
how
i,EVEVTWfio
WEIV,
OE
OLE
MAW'S
IM
UML,SS"TEV
MEETING
t
th&coontye,verv
try
hovj
-twe.
coo
Jiccb:
Cowo.wnw
woo.
MitiANtW
VAJZ
RUM
OVCR
BV
AM
Aivrn
DPTP.C
DOUP
rtnT
OF
MrfcQICC'
AM
MY
RWEUr-Uan.
IS
feOTHE.iKy
MP
tt
,1
Woman
Went
Into
Hysterics,
and
A
BIT
BO
TOUTSIDt
Or
UJVl
U
p
CEKTAINLY
AM
LONESOME
P
Medical
Aid
Had
to
be
Called
HCAlllr
.r
.
MX"
1"
1
,.
For
One
'"
&
3-.-.J&
f
v
isotiui
fnuiiin?
olmoxiou
Salvation
jFmy
Citadel
meeljhg
cunuay
nigiu,
lurowtng,
uiu,
an
uienee
11110
a
panir
winch
w:t
not
quellejljiintil
police
appearei
at
theorems,
and
no
ambulant-
conveyed
severaU.uysterif.il
wo.
men
to
their
JiODie,
say.
the.
Ed
monton
liullelin.
;
.Neighborhood
aoulh
iare
le-
lieved
tqhave
Iteen
responsible;
and
investigation
are
now
bein
made.
Medical
Aid,
Called
Mis
Lang
of
1751
l27tn
Street,
one
of
those
removed
in
Foster
V
Patterson's
ambulance,
was
In
such
hysterics
that
medi
cal
aid
was
summoned
after
she
readied
home.
Three
other
women
were
completely
ner
shattered
by
the
experience
and
had
to
be
taken
home,
while
score.s-of
others
rushed
jfrom
the
building
when
the
explosions
caused
the
women
to
break
out
inlo
loud
shriek?.
.
The
explosions
occurred
just
before
the
close
of
the;
service
and
when
the.
panic
subsided
the
meeting
was
broken
up
TWO
POIMMEN
MAKSEARCH
Travel
Through
Virgin
.Forest
and
Endure
Hardships
In
Try-to
Find
Missing
Men.
YIGTORIA,
Aug.
12.
A
brief
reort
received
from
Jh?
lieadquar?
ters
of
the
provincial
police
4oday
iobl
an
eiic
slorylof
frontier
life
in
the
country,
north,
of
Prince
George.
During
a
40
umile
trip
into
the
Casslarf,.ConMable,
.Muirhpad,
of,
the.,
provincial
policer
and
Con
stable,
Fenton,
of
the
mounted
po
lice,
experienced
terrific
hard
i
shpsijn
aunfafylif
rp
jiorwhie?
man
nail
tiat'iiii
until
tr
WJll'II
conducting
a
fruitless
search
for
McCIare
and
launder,
American
prospectors,
who
have
been
missing
more
than
a
year.
Travelling
on
rafts
and
trudging
through
virgin
snow,
the
officers
were
virtually
forced
to
Mioot
their
pack
animals.
t
.
Thutade
Lake
they
found
Indians
wtio
worked
with
the
two
pros,
pectors
in
the,
summer
and
fall
of
1923.
At
Ilrolher
Lake.
they
dicovered"the
cabin
in
which
Ihe
pair
spent
the
winter.
All
olber
Iraee
of
the
men
was
loii.
Betraying
their
Mess,
the
offi
cers
arrived
at
Prince
fteorpe.
on
July
2ft.
more,
than
two
months
after
they
set
out.
TERRACE
GIRL
WAS-
MARRIED.
Miss
Sylvia
Mildred
Taft
Be-'
mmh.--'
B-ri
,
r.
w
I
vviusa
or.uv.
n,
t.
nog
an
f
...of
Pacific
TERRACE,
Aug.
12.
A
very
pretty
ceremony
was
solernnii-J
on
Tuesday
afternoon
at
2
o'clock
al
the
priest's
home
on
Park
Avenue
when
Miss
Sylvia
MildrciL,.
eldel
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
H.
Taft
of
Terrace,
lt.C,
was
united
in
marriage
to
Reginald
Edwarh
llogan.
of
-P
cific,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hogan
of
Prince,
George,
Father
Char-
tics
of
Ihe
Jocal,
Catholic
Church
officiating.:
The
bride
was
very
becomingly
eowncd
jriima'UYe
and
.silver
hol
taifeta'
wltli
pretty,
rijdwn
I
rimming
and
-wore
a
while
and
mauve
bat
to,
match.
Her
bou
quet
was
of
mauve
sweet
peas.
Miss
Opal
Cassells,
as
bridesmaid,
wore
a
very
pretty
dress
of
pale
green
silk
crepe
de
chene
with
wliUetrimmjngs
and
white
bat,
and'
carried
white
sweet
peas.
Lcter
Taft,
brother
of
the
"
bride;1;
wns,be.t""man:-.
-
-
After
the
ceremAny
the
wed
ding'
party
repaired
to
the
home
of
the
bri'lg
where
a
dainty
wed
ding
luncheon
was
served.
In
the
evening
a
reception
wa
held
in'
Progress
Hall
and
a
very
enjoyable
evening
wan
spent
in
dancing
In
music
supplied
by
Mrs.
Alt
wood
and
John
Dp
Ker-gommeaux.
Refreshmenls
were
served
during
the
evening.
.
The
happy
couj.le
left
on
yes
terday's-
train'
for:
Pacific
wnero
'
'
'
""
"
.
Ihe
groom
is
employed
in
the
einninsr
at
Mm
not
in
ii--
&Nill.
Shops.
Irnurse
fit
a
l.nli.lar
Irin
.-er
II,.'
TERRACE
NOTES
Tom
11.
Marsh
of
CedaVvale.
is
spending
a
short
holiday
at
his
home
here.
C.
V.
Sawle.
New
Harleton.
va!
a
business
visitor
here
oi
Monday.-
E.
H.
Pollard,
asistant
chie.
inspector
of
eu-iaud
cuilouij..
Victoria,
and
A.
JL
OallantL
di-
trict
inspector
of
excise
and
eu-
toms,
Irince
Rupert,
are
al
present
in
Ihe
disirwl
looking
in'o
sales
tax
record?
of
the
local
Miss
Eiandfa
Marsh
is
spending
a
few
days
as
the
guest
of
Mr?.
V.
Wilson
at
Hemo.
Mrs.
Roberts
and
grandson
Win.
J.
Butt
and
son
of
Van
couver
were
in
town
at
the
be-
fllMU
The
new
kind
of
soap
mil?
Because
withRinso
simblysoak
trie
clothes
a
couple
of
hours,
or,
overnight
Rinse.hanoutA,
andithats
all.
WHO
MAKE84
3v
RINSO
IS
MADE
BY
THE
MAKERS
OF
LUX
-4M
MS
1
-
""-.
-
-
-
f
w
-
.....
triangular
route.
'
.Mrs
K.
A.
npptland
son
of
Prince
Rupert
who
.
'
have
been
holidayiHtr
al
the
Terrace
Hotel
for
a
few
days
are
going
it
Hill
Farm
for
a
further
holiday
Coiylable
Service
went
to
Prince
Itupert
on
Wednesday
in
liar'e
f
a
Prince
Jtupert
woman
a
ho
was
haled
into
court
here
turiti
the
week.
THIEPVAL
IS
HERE.
TODAY
Canadian
Naval
Vessel
With
25
Aboard
-MaMnn.
Short
V.lt
j
m
SIJI.S.C.
Thiepval.
Lieutenant
uommanaer
touirey
ii.u....
a--
James
Stephens,
of
Prince
R'j-
rived
in
nort
at
1
2
JO
this
after
pert,
who
have
been
holidaying
noon
from
the
Royal
Canadian
al
the
terrace
Hotel
returned
lo
Iiarrack.
Esnuimall.
and
moored
Prince
Rupert
on
Wednesday.
Mrs.
J,
Mj
Halt
entertained
th
;
flDHridgf
Club
on
Tues.Iny
evening.
Miss
Tyler
of
-Vancouver
is
a
holiday
visitor
here
at
preen.U
Mrs.
I)
C.
Stuart
and
threi;
children.
Sheila,
Charles
and
remain
in
port,
fob'
four
.lay.
At
present
lief
frtlrfre
inovement!-are
not
known.
:
The
ThieiiyalJ-iixalsteij
ship
of
the
tiivenchy
ami-is
engaged
n
ruasiai
pairpi
uiiiy,
;i5
II
was
the.
Thjepyal
JJjat
pjaj
Jjhmi
ofilmcupexUArriCc.tid
Viromiientc&rt
iiyrllie'al.
ori
Monday
nighrtb
spend
rfjioli
day
at
Hill
Farm.
-
Mrs.
Adam
Mackie
of
Prime
Rupert
was
a
holiday
visitor
her
at
the
beginning
of
the
week.
at
the
headquarters
of
the
RojV
Canadian
'aval"'
Volunteer
Re
sere.
The
vessej
which
earrie-
a
romtdemeivt
of
S
men.
wil'
tempted
routid-thcworbl
fligh
of
Major
Maclren,
the
Hritis'i
airman,
some
three
yoars
ag.j
wlien
she
laid
supply
stations
:
t
various
points
between
the
Car
udian
anil
Japanese
roasts.
CHEWED
BY.
BEAR
jNHK
OWN
DEN
Young
Indian
Made
a
Wager
He
Would
Fight
Bear
and
Did
So
With
Horrible
Result.
EHMOXTOX,
Aug.
12.
The
story
of
a
laughingly
made
wager
which
very
nearly
resulted
in
tin
horrible
death
of
a
yourw
Indian,
is
to.Id
by
Pierre
Richard
and
Jean
de
Maurier,
two
trapper
from
Aklavik,
who
came
to
the
city
recently
after
spending
three
years
in
Mm
Barren
Lands.
According
to
the
story
which
these
men
tell,
Albert
Moreau,
a
young
Indian
from
Aklavik
dis
trict,
who
was
at
the
time
trap
pinsr
in
the
same
district
as
the
'wo
while
men,
made
a
wager
with
two
of
his
companion
that
lie
would
kill,
a
barren.
.Land
grizzly,
a
secies
of
bear
which
re
sembles
in.
size
and
color,
the
or
dinary
grizzly,
with
his
hunting
Crawled.
Into,
Den
The
others
called
his
bluff,
and
signified
thai
they
would
like
to
be
present
at
the.
kHIfng.
Accordingly
4he
den
of
a
grizzly
was
located,
and
when
the
inhabitant
was
at
home,
Moreau
fearlessly
crawled
into
the
den,
knife
in
hand.
Angry
at
the
intrusion,
the
nni-
mal
attacked
him
viciously,
and
there
followed
a,
fierce
slrugle
the
(itailsi
of
wliich
Merc
Inot
clear
to
those
waiting
outside.
A
moment
later
Moreau
appeared
his
limbs
horribly
mangled
by
the
grizzly
which
followed,
him
oul
of
the
den.
rrepareu
lor
t
lie
enwrgency,
the
other
Indians
promptly
pour-
ei
a
volley
of
tend
into
J
he.
animal,
ami
.the
youth
escaped,
pretty
well
ehewed
lib
burolherwUifalive
am
io
lell
the
tale.
jweii,
MUNICIPAL
INSPECTOR
WAS
VISITOR
TO
CITY
R.
Ilaird,
Inspector
of
It.
C
municipalities,
arrived
in
the
cily
on
the
Prince
George
yesterday
morning
on
a
regular
tour
or
inspection.
Mr.
Daird
was
taken
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS,
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
around
the
city
by
member
of
the
city
council
and
inspet-ied
the
road
work
whirli
is
now
being
un
dertaken.
The
inpetor
express
ed
himself
as
well
pleased
with
(he
progress
the
eity
i
makinc
with
the.ir
keal
improvement
pro
gram.
Mr.
Ilairtl
left
on
this
morn
ing's
train
for
Prince
George
en
route
to
Vernon,
where
be
will
aitend
the
convention
of
the
In
ion
of
II.
C.
Municipalities.
.
SPORT
CHAT
A
new
long
istunre
record
for
a
woman
wnninM-
in
the
province
of
Alberta
was
recently
made
by
Mrs.
Parsons,
why
covered
four
mil.
.
and
3J
yanU
in
three
hours
and
35
minutes.
Vic
Foley
and
Jack
Newman
are
to
meet
in
Ihe
Exhibition
Hall
during
the
fall
fair,
ltotli
pien
have
art
enviable
record
n
Ijina.iian
boxing
circles.
They
are
to
arrive
in
the
eity
?eertw
days
prior
to'
ihe
bout
and
will
establish
individual
training
tfiiarlers
in
the
city.
To
v
boxers
hi
trarrtlng,
who
take
their
work
eriousiy,
is
an
Mural
ion
and
will
doubtless
prove
of
muc:
ntere.-.!
o
th
young
men
of
the
ly.
io
say
nothing
of
the
femat'
fight
fans.
Horse
racing
in
Ohio
probabl;
doomed,
unless
track
manage
ments
are
willing
lo
operate
without
betting.
The
Thistledown
i'rack
recently
cancelled
thr
racing
program.
Attorney-Gener
al
C.
C.
Crabhe
has
declared
tin'
he
injunction,
which
prohibits
belting,
would
be.
used
as
a
basis
for-
action
a?alnl
all
tracks
where
the
pari-mutuel
or
certi
fieate
form
of
betting
is
permit
led.
Gene
Tunnev.
rhnllentrer
of
Jack
Dcmpfey,
recently
arrived
jl
'.p?rulnlir.
New,
York,
when
he
has
established
his
training
'amp
for
I
he
Iboul
with
th
hampioo
in
fcp.fcmttr.
Tunncr
lias
started
his
training
witu
light
i
nd
work.
r
mil.
'!..
:
k'Jnlan
'
f.f
U.i
itan.
CoiM'relfcJi
h-aflMU?ieU
ciiamplon.
recenlly
score;
an
impressive
ten-round
victor.
over
Tomy
Cello
of
Los
Angeles.
in
his
first
appearance
as
lightweight
in
Xew
York.
Kaplan
weighed
131
and
Cello
l.10'.
liotinds.
ONE-SIDED.
SOCCER
GAME
LAST
NIGHT
In
a
jrame
thai
was
featurel
only
by
the
spirited
battle
of
the
losers,
the
Xavnl
Reserve
had
an
easy
time
disposing
of
the
Hiixh
School
by
a
12
io
I
count.
The
reserve
kieking
downhill
in
the
firt
half
hadiby
far
the
Iwlier
of
the
exchanges
and
possessed
tnnmseives
of
n
four
goal
lead.
With
ihe
slope,
in,
their
favor
the
High
School
worked
hard
and
managed
to
run,
in
four
roal
!k'pilc
Hie
fnpt
that
Ihey
were
defeated
by
an
8
goal
margin
the
school
boys
deserve
credil
fox
I
heir
showing
For
I
ho
latter
Veirick,
r.urrio.
anil.
Katsuyama
4iow'l
up
well,
while
for
the
Reserve
Ohmosky.
Pirns
and
Dyer
were
probably
(he
best.
Aim
tto
Please.
I
se
you
have
a
sign.
In
your
slore,
'We
Aim
lo
Please,'
"
remarked
the
cusldmer.
"Cerlainly,"
replied
Ihe
pro-
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irij
HOARD.
The
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83:i
.ver-
town,
merchant
prefer-1
Second
Avenue.
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137.
reu.
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take
orders
for
be:
culom-made
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in
Canada.
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ronlo
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Man
for
an
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usual
Agency.
Darwin
Limited
established
10
years
operating
a
chain
of
Iridic.'
Ready-to-Wear
Shops
inMonl-real
ami
Ottawa,
are
now
ex-lending
their
operations
so
a
to
reach
every
part
of
Canada.
Till
open
a
golden
opportunity
for
reliable
men
and
women
to
handle
our
exclusive
line
of
Ladies'
Keadv-le-WVar
Clothe
Selling
eMrienee
not
neces-'
sary
if
you
mean
business
w
will
leach
you
how.
Our
Fnll
line
is
now
ready.
Our
sellintr
outfit
is
a
real
"Fashion
Show
'
in
a
neat
imrt
folio.
Iliis
won"-derful
Outfit
is
Free
lo
reliable
representatives.
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a1,
once
tell
it
altout
yourself
ami
the
territory
you
want.
Get
our
amazing
proposition.
Heller
do
it
now-
later
may
b
loo
lale.
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I.nniinl
DepL
35.
Hot
612,
Monlreal,
Que..
FOR
SALE.
FOR
SALlv-rIludon
motor
in
first
class
condition:
fine
tor
pleasure
boat.
Snap.
Appl.
llax
318,
Daily
NWs
Office'.'
FOR
SALE.
Hotel
Ma!t
a
good
bargain.
Ill
heallh
cau
for
scllinsr,
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Wjlliam
Hudson.
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weeK.
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?20.
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condition.
Phone
lUack
730.
TO
RENT
FOR
RENT.
I.arsen
building
at
i7i
Ihird
Avenue
East;
six
room,
modern
flat
with
bathroom
and'workhop
premises
on
street
Jfoor.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer.
139
Second
Avenue.
FOn
RK.VrWTwo
flrkt
et.
modern
flats
j.
Monarch
ranges,
water
paid;
one
furnlsheiL
Weslenhaver
Hros.
FOR
RET
Fiv-roomed
mo-i-
ern
house
on
suth
Avenue
West.
Phone
Green
130.
u
FOR
SALF-Cream
wicker
bahr
.-arnae.
m
gooi
condUion.
Phone
lllack
35i.
SEVEX-ROOMED
HOI
SE
lo
Ren'.
52.
a
mnnlh.
...
Gall
at
Ti2'
f
l
A
r.igiun
Avenue
west.
o
imniira
TI..
r.
uir
neni.
otne
n
furnished.
tJliaml.tip.
App.j
215
Fourlh
Avenue
East.
FOR
RENT.-Piapo..
phono-graphs
apd
sewing
machines.
Walker's
Music
Store.
fl'llll
lin.ii....
j
iiui.i.-nuwiij.l)
house
to
rent.
corner
Tenth
and
Itarnn.
i
iitnip
iwii
im.
0)j
SOR
RENT
-Four
room
suite.
not
water
healed.
Apply
Smltul
ft
Aiaiiei.
EOR
11
EXT
Five
room
Seventh
Avenue
West.
730.
house,
Phone
((
MODERN
HOUSE
for
renlFlv
rooms
and
halh.
Monro
ro.
prielor;
"that
Is
our
motto"
"Well,-
-:.nlinued
lh
euslnm-
lime
off
for
target
practice"
Cfnclnnati
Enquirer.
SUMMER
RESORTS.
I.VK1XSE
Ii)DGK,
near
Terrace.
Visit
Lakelse
luhla
Ho.
Springs.
Luhla
it
one
of
th'
finest
mineral
waters
known
for
rheumatism.
Good
tf
fishing
for
rainbow
trout
In
Lakele
lake
and
river.
Motor
meet
all
trains
jiving
(through
eonneelion
with
I.odge.
Telephone
connected
to
Terrace
J.
llruce
Johnstone,
manager.
CHEVROLET
Why
be
without
a
car?
$350
i
.
.
.
.
uiano
me
iiri
payment
on
a!
New
Improed
CHEVROLET,
the
balance
in
twelve
successive
eny
msuiinenls.
Le
it
demonstrate!
KAIEN
OARAOE.
Dealers
in
all
General
Motor
Product.
Rr;ike
lining
hjr
mj.
ehiniry.
i
:vi.t,.rr
reu-rindinc
and
Tlie
following
prices
are
now
flfeotive,
FJi.ll.
Prince
Ruperl
Govertinient
taxes
included:
Runabout
1.81.06
Sport
Roadster
.
680.O0
Touring
6Q2.00
Cnupe
751.00
Tudor
Sedan
766.00
Pordor
Sedan
831.00
Light
Delivery
..,
.VJj.Op
Lt.
Delivery
Van
.
6(!.O0J
(ommercial
Chassis-
tKH.Ou
'I
ruck
Chassis
Sir
58I.O0
Sejf
starter
included
on
nil
models.
Term
payments
arranged
If
if
.delred.
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD,
Dealers.
21
Second
Avenue.
FRANCOIS
LAKE
LODGE-
lleantifully
situated
near
Ierry
Landing
Altitude
2H5
feel.
;
CamplnQand
Flshlnfj
,Trfpv
'
arranged
""'HIST
CUSS
TAHLB
with
produce
.
FRESH
FROM
THE
FARM.
Take
a
Trip
lo
the
Lake
Country
I
his
yar.
For
reservations,
wrile
Mrs.
Henkel.
Francois
l,nke.
II.C.
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Oust)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Slude
bakers
al
your
dliposal
any
lime.
ROSS.
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
Empress
Hotel
PRINCE.
RUPERT
TIDES-
.
4
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August
9
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p.m.
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8.15
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