paqi
row
GAIL?
FISHING
DONE
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM.
.
VOO
DROP
1M
TO
f
:
.
MASSETT
INLET
SEE
OR.
PLlSBUV
I
HELLO,
DOC.
I
f
t
DID
SEE;
VOU
OM
OM
YbOR.
VAJW
TO
If
HAVE
A
BAD
0f
whvdidah)
TWE
STREET.
WESTECDV
CASE
OF
1
1
VOU
SEE
CANNERIES
CLOSE1I
AM)
INDIANS
n
-
THAT'S
VNMKT
GAVE
ME
will
soon
nr.
holing
vp
roil
iTUE
INDIGESTION
,)
WINTER
.A
FT
T
'MASSETT,
Oct.
23.
The
chum
lulling
far
this
season
It
over.
The
catch
In
.
this
Inlet
was
small.
According
to
the
Indian
fishermen,
the
heavy
rains
at
the
time
of
the
run
caused
the
streams
to
-rise
quickly.
Consequently
the
salmon
went
straight
to
the
spawning
grounds
Instead
of
remaining
In
the
inlet
tor
a
time
as
Is
the
case
tn
a
drier
season.
The
canneries
have
closed
for
the
season.
Many
of
the
crew
of
the
Langara
fishing
and
Packing
Co.'s
cannery
at
New
XIassett
crossed
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Margaret
in.
on
Sunday.
Some
left
by
the
Prince
Charles.
The
Indians
are
returning
to
he
village.
With
the
exception
of
the
picking
of
spruce
cones
for
the
government
and
.tot
an
eastedn
firm,
their
year's
work
la
at
an
end.
NATIVE
COUPLE
AT
MASSETT
MARRIED
Mrs.
Lucy
Adams
Recently
Defame
Ilrlde
ef
(ergc
Price
at
Pretty
Ceremony
A
very
pretty
Indian
wedding
was
solemnized
by
the
Rev.
J.
OUlett
at
St.
Paul's
Church.
New
Masse
tt.
Tuesday
evening,
October
12,
the
principals
being
Mrs.
Lucy
Adams
and
George
Price.
The
bride,
who
was
dressed
in
pale
blue
silk
with
conventional
bridal
-veil,
was
given
away
by
her
father.
Thomas
Nutcomb.
The
bride
was
attended,
by
Mrs.
Emily
Parnell
and
Mrs.
Alfred
Adams.
Mr.
Philip
White
acted
as
groomsman.
After
the
ceremony
a
delightful
supper
served
at
the
Massett
Cafe,
where
numerous
friends
from
New
Massett
as
well
as
many
from
the
Reserve
were
entertained.
..
A
beautifully
appointed
table
was
centered
by
a
lovely
four-tier
wedding
cake,
made
by
friends
of
the
,brlde.
After
a
sumptuous
repast
speeches
and
toasts
were
made
to
the
bride
and
groom.
Rev.
OUlett
made
a
humorous
speech
followed
by
Mr.
Martin,
Mr.
Reld
and
Mr.
Alfred
Adams.
Mr.
Harry
Weir
spoke
in
Halda
Rev.
Qillett
acting
as
preter
which
caused
much
amusement.
Mr.
Dowllng,
Dr.
Dunn,
and
Robert
Ridley
also
wished
the
happy
pair
every
happiness
and
success
tn
the
future
Thomas
Nutcomb
then
thanked
the
In
dian
and
white
.friends
of
the
bride
and
groom,
especially
Rev.
OUlett,
Mr.
wirun,
ana
tair
ana
Mrs.
Simpson
lor
their
generosity.
The
speeches
were
then
concluded
by
John
Bell,
Mrs.
Fanny
Wilson,
Mrs.
Dowllng
and
Mr.
Bailey.
The
merry-makers
then
repaired
to
the
hall
kindly
loaned
by
Mr.
Martin,
where
dancing
was
Indulged
in
until
a
late
hour.
SOUTHERN
STATE
SEENON
SCREEN
Kurnlfcliex
Novel
Background
In
Tom
Alrleban's
The
"New
Klondike"
Florida
jammed
before
the
season
opens.
A
glass
of
water,
fifteen
cents.
Baggage,
five
to
seven
days
late.
Scores
sleeping
in
hotel
lobbies.
Hundreds
liv
lng
m
tents.
Freight
embargo.
Mer
chants
unable
to
procure
stock.
Stenog
raphera
making
seven
hundred
per
cent
In
real
estate
deals
and
riding
in
Rolls-Royces..
Thousands
of
Iowans
selling
farms
and
ntvvertng
to
Florida.
Million
aires,
clerks,
Broadway
stars,
specula
tors,
housewives,
and
chorus
girls
pour
ing
in.
The.
Eldorado
of
today.
The
new
niuuaiKe.
Against
this
seething,
roaring,
infin
itely
colorful
background.
Thomai
Melghan
has
made
a
great
comedy-drama.
"The
New
Klondike-
was
written
for
him
by
he
well
known
humorist.
Ring
Lardner.
Llla
Lee
appears
opposite
the
star
In
this
picture
which
opened
at
the
.
Westholme
last
night
and
will
be
shown
again
today.
HOTEL
AKICIVALN
Prince
Rupert
M.
M.
English,
Mrs.
James
Brown,
Miss
Elsie
Rudge
and
Miss
Llla
Rudge,
South
Bay;
J.
D.
Fraser,
Ketchikan;
James
II.
Blake
and
C.
E.
Money,
Victoria;
A.
H.
Pontlfer.
R.
'H.
Cairns,
J.
Douglas
Wilson,
O.
A.
Qoldsmlth
ano
Miss
M.
.
Bavllte.
Vancouver;
A.
R,
Mallory,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
Dyson
and
baby
and
Miss
Fish,
Port
Clements;
J.
OUlett
and
family,
Mrs.
E.
II.
Simpson
and
Mrs.
O.
W.
Dowllng
and
son.
Havoy
E.
Letnes,
Port
Esslngton;
Oust
Johnson
and
J.
Lacey,
Port
Clements;
Ben
Peterson,
Hazelton;
J.
Mlchaud,
Terrace;
M,
Watson,
Dlgby
Island;
O.
'
Olsen,
Usk;
O.
Meer,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
J;
Krlsman
and
child.
Miss
Bradley,
T.
B."Donoho
and
W.
O.
Lapointe,
Massett.
,
t-
,,..
Central
.
W.
F,
Taylor
and
W,
II.
Thorne.
c.n.r
,
PKOdNOTICATINO.
Our
only
hope
Is
that
the
prophet
who
predicted
a
wheatless
elevator
at
Prince.
..Rupert
Is
the
same
Individual
wlio
prognosticated
a
long
and
seven
winter
season.
Interior
.News.
MASSETT
Oeorge
Jones,
Matthew
Teomans'
and
Andrew
Brown
of
Old
Mussett
have
re-.turned
with
their
seiue
boat
from
Dated
at
Atlln.
B.C..
this
8th
day
of
October,
1926.
Quatslno
Sound.
They
were
engaged
in
fishing
there
for
the
B.C.
Packers
after
the
close
of
the
run
of
pinks
bere.
They
report
the
fishing
In
that
district
as
poor.
James
Martin'
has
added
a
delivery
car
to
his
equipment
for
the
conven
ience
of
hks
easterners.
On
her
last
trip
to
Vancouver,
the
Prince
Charles
took
most
of
the
crew
from
Naden
Harbor
south.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Mayor
Taylor
and
Aid.
A.
M.
Patter-
hon
hirre
-annoancrd
-that
they
will
b
candlddates
for
the
Prince
Oeorge
mayoralty
in
January.
Alexander
Toung.
a
Liquor
Board
operator,
was
found
guilty
this
week
lng
liquor
to
a
minor
and
was
fined
8300
with
the
option
of
three
months'
Imprisonment.
Stephen
E.
Raymer,
Serbian
consul
at
Vancouver,
addressed
the
Prince
If
t
...
ssv.a
on
distance
and
quality.
You
always
fict
them
both
when
you
have
Peanut
Tubes
in
your
set.
Strong,
but
economical
on
the
batteries.
That
is
why
amateurs
all
use
them
in
the
circuit.
$3.00
each
Victor
Northern
Electric
Peanut
Tubes
si
11
Ii
ii
mr
11
r
z
t
t
:
I!
If
:
c
e
k
s
star
II
-
s
Z3
a
m
II
1
V
TAX
SALE
ATLIN
ASSESSMENT
DISTRICT
NAME
OP
CLAIM
AND
LOT
NO.
Mrs.
Annie
James
j
Sugar
Quart
Fret.,
908
Orp.
1
J.
H.
Senn
Even
Star,
224
Orp.
I
.......
Estate
of
E.
H.
Harrison
Kviesel,
231
Orp.
1
I
7,75
2X00
69.00
jsn
f
a
i
7
-
-t
it
ill
s
.
niui..
i
-v
i
I
HEREBY
GIVE
NOTICE
that,
on
Monday.
November
1st.
1920.
at
thexhour
of
ten
o'clock
In
the
fort
noon,
at
the
Government
Agent's
Office,
Atlln.
B.C.
I
shall
offer
for
isle
at
Public
Auction
the
Crown-Oraatett
Mineral
Claims
here-in&tter
set
out.
of
the
persons
in
the
said
list
hereinafter
set
out.
for
delinquent
taxes
unpaid
by
said
persons
on
the
80th
day
tit
June,
1928,
and
for
costs
and
expenses.
.Including
P.s
f
tie
deed
and
the
cost
of
advertising
said
sale,
if
the
total
amount
due
is
not
sooner
paid.
NAME
OP
OWNER.
LIST
AllOVE
MENTIONED.
M
2.43
1244
1
fl.
D.
Maedonald
(St.
A.)
IlL
Oorbrtt
(Termtnale)
.
.
J.
Brown
(Moose)
O.
Waugh
(Orotto)
D
Howe
Terminal).
..
.
.
i
P.
O'DonnetlHTerntlSsls)
Dr
West
jdrottdf
....
;
Ben
Self
(Oyro)
i
A.
Madonald
(Oyro)
.
.
.
I
Don
Brown
(Moose)
...
jC.
Balagno
(Terminals.
.
,
J
May
(Moose)
;M.
MacLachlan
(St.
A.)
O.
Anderson
(Orotto)
..
I'D
P.
Tinker
(Sf.
A.)..
!
W.
J.
Nelson
(Oyro)
.
.
W.
H.
Long
(Oyro)
....
1
Bert
Morgan
(St.
A.)
.
.
U.75
18.75
J.
C.
L.
MONROE.
Assessor
and
CaOWter.
31.88
sen
the
pulp
and
paper
mill
at
Isle
Pierre,
i
has
arrived
from
Vaaaeuver
ta
succeed
Mr.
Carman
m
axuowiwit
In
the
local
Dr.
E.
Ewert
has
returned
to
the
city
store.
following
an
extended
visit
to
Montreal
where
he
took
up
post-graduate
work
i
Charles
Ek
has
left
far
the
OfOMfid-
st
McOtll
University.
)
hog
country
where
he
will
spent
the
It
is
expected
the
C2XR.
will
start
;
driving
piles
next
week
for
the
trestle
1
which
is
to
connect
up
the
McArthur
mill
spur
with
the
main
lice.
-
The
local
labor
bureau
reports
very
'
i
.
.
.
.
winter
on
hts
trap
lines
TERMINALS
TOOK
GYROS
INTO
CAMP
few
Idle
men
in
the
city
or
surround-'
Won
DUIIard
Tourney
Lat
NlgM
by
5
me
districts.
Tie
makers
will
soon
be
to
"M.
getting
busy
and
it
is
expeeted
as
many
ties
will
bt
taken
by
the
company
this
winter
as
last.
NEW
HAZELTON
Fred
Orlflln,
who
has
been
hauling
cedar
poles
to
the
local
depot
this
by
Police
Magistrate
Moran
of
supply-
summer
and
fall,
has
moved
his
outfit
;
take
out
ties
this
winter.
The
dinner
given
last
Saturday
even
ing
by
the
Ladles'
Aid
Society
of
the
New.
Hszelton
Church
was
a
complete
'
Oeorge
Board
of
Trade,
at
luncheon
offUuccess.
Thes
horse
which
was
donated
Wednesday.
He
stated
that
he
would
use
his
office
to
secure
settlers
for
Erltlsh
Columbia.
F.
H.
Fenton
of
the
local
detachment
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
has
been
transferred
to
Telkwa
where
he
will
take
the
place
of
T.
Berger
who
Is
to
come
here.
F.
P.
Burden
has
returned
to
the
city
following
a
visit
to
the
various
lake
to
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
where
he
will
by
Mrs.
Sswle
was
won
by
Ous
Christ-
ensen.
David
Smith,
captain
of
the
Church
Army
at
Kltwanga,
died
last
week.
His
funeral,
at
which
Rev.
T.
D.
Proctor
The
OrstM
Terminal
gave
the
Oyroe
a
good
trbttMter
la
last
night's
bttUani
future,
'whnrtn
the
townasMOt
by
an
aggregate
score
of
969
to
788.
The
Oyros
wan
two
-of
the
game
but
lost
the
etber
three
by
rather
lng
margin.
The'Ovna.
who
thus
stlpprd
to
the
foot
In
the
standing,
new.
say
they
will
swap
eae
member,
BUI
Neteoo,
for
another.
The
resuRs
were
as
foUaws:
W.
IL
Long
Ojm).
189;
C.
Balagno
(Terminal!,
300.
,W.
J.
Nelson,
98;
P.
OTJeaaeU.
300.
,
A.
Madduald.
14;
Frank
Zieattn.
SW.
Frank
Aldrtdga.
200
DM
Howa,
181.
Ben
Bell,
300;
H.
Oortwtt.
1-88.
The
league
standing
to
date
Is
as
follows:
Oamea.
TataL
Average
i
Terminals
efficlated,
was
attended
by
natives
from
Andrews'
sxeena
crossing
as
well
as
those
at
Kltwanga.
Oyros
3
1848
93d
1
1844
923
3
1784
8ft
J
1&80
841
3
1077
889
The
average
for
the
players
in
the
Imjii.
tn
riatff
fhr
ffill.-iwft-
Mr.
Carman
of
the
staff
of
the
locul
j
Oasnes
TH.
Aver
""u"
"""U,IU"
"
(J
Arwlr
inrnttnl
that
feed
the
Neehakl
River.
His
trip
Anaheim
Lake,
mldwsy
between
Bella
3
Hamilton
(Grotto)
was
for
the
purpose
of
studying
storage
Coola
and
Quesnel.
where
he
will
takejj'
ji1Um,
,jnoose)
possibilities
with
regard
to
the
hydro-
j
charge
of
a
new
store
that
Is
hea
rted
Pyle
(St
Andrews)
electric
undertaking
In
connection
with
opened
by
the
company
Mr.
Chadalck
nt,
yudrtdge
(Oyror
"
:
-
f
zieraan
fTarmmalsi
.
.
4
400
300
3
400
300
3
400
300
3
"400
200
3
4C0
300
3
400
303
a
sea
in
3
883
1&2
3
389
183
3
303,
184'
3
397'
184
3
i.wrj:
184
3
858
,179
3
351
17S
3
347
174
a
330
1G3
a
327
184
3
326
163
3
323
162
3
330
163
3
307
154'
3-
203
14S
3
284
143
3
208
181
SPORT
CHAT
'
The
stock
of
Vic
Foley,
the
Pacific
!
Coast
featherweight,
bss
gone
up
considerably
since
his
draw
battle
this
I
week
with
Kid
Roy
of
Montreal
for
the
Canadian
Itle.
There
are
many
who
i
believe
that
the
Vancouver
lad
will
take
.
the
crown
away
from
the
Eastern
;
champion
when
they
meet
again
next
!Tr.rsday
night.
Foley
supporters,
em
phasize
the
fact
that
the
referee's
de.
Iclslon
In
i
calling
it
a
draw,
was
not
!
popular
with
the
fans
who
thought
It
was
Foley's
win,
It
is
usual
that
a
victory
must
be
very
decisive
before
s
referee
will
declare
In
favor
of
a
champion's,
opponent.
Jim
Oleeson,
one
of
Winnipeg's
foremost
bllllardlst
and
at
one
time
pro-
ferslonal
champion
of
Manitoba,
clalmo
to
have
established
a
Canadian
record
for
high
break
In
a
match
here
re
cently
with
C.
Horton
of
this
city
He
compiled
the
excellent
count
of
670.
Of
this
total
402
were
made
off
the
V
anted
d
For
Sa
aARN
BIO
MONET
BT
SELUNO
OUIt
TaDored-to-Messure
clothes.
Part
or
fall
Ume.
No
experience
necessary
Finest
quality:
lowest
prices.
tle-ll
ttasSBsetvea.
Handsome
profit.
Write
Monroe
Tailoring
Co..
Dept.
69.
S87
at
Catherine
West.
Montreal.
FOR
SALE.
FOR
SALE
TO
CLOSE
OUT
AN
LS-tsxe.
we
are
authorised
to
sell
several
lota,
some
comers,
harbor
view.
aid
on
sewer.
Prices
tow
and
terms,
from
110
00
monthly.
Enquire
T.j
McCtymont.
tf
FOR
SALE
O
RAT
ENGINE;
MODEL
D.
a
cylinder.
4
cycle
10-13
hp.
with
ttutcav
shaft.
propeUor.
Dixie
max.
Good
running
order.
O.
Rorle,
Phone
87
or
ned
013.
tf
TENT
FOR
BALE.
NEW
THIS
TEAR
and
used
only
one
weei.'
Price
830.
PuBen.
Dally
News.
'J
OR
BALE.
CHEAP
-HA
LP
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US
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AND
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modelled.
Raw
skins
tanned
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Mall
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promptly
attend
ed
to.
Mrs.
F.
Tarr.
334
Broadway
East,
Vancouver.
red
ball.
Mr.
Oleeson
fell
down
finally
on
a
long
losing
Jenny.
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WINTER
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North
B.C.
Regiment
Rifle
Assoc.
latlon
opened
the
winter
season
on
th
Market
Place
miniature
range
last
night
when
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following
scores
were
mad)
out
of
a
possible
fifty
shoottne
with
the
D.F.A.
33
rifle:
M.
M.
Lamb
48
R.
Davidson
47
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R.'
Wlis'on
44
F.
RusHoll
42
W.
Howard
35
F.
T.
Young
33
F.
Smith
32
J,
Palmer
31
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Oakland,
Oldamoblle,
Ponttae
and
Chevrolet
Car
Phona
C2
SOW
la
Till:
TIME
to
buy
Uist
cor
you
have
been
considering.
Why
walk
during
the
unpleasant
winter
weather
We
have
several
new
models
on
hand.
prices
are
at
a
low
level
and
easy
terms
are
available.
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CAR
Two
Ford
Self
Starter
Light
Deliveries
.
guaranteed.
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Ford
Truck
Bnsp.
,One
Chevrolet
Light
rDllverjrOood
running
order.
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ua
an
offer.
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and
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Pnasonper
Studo
bakers
at
your
dipnal
nny
llmo.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
Kmoresa
Hotel.
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RUPERT
TIDES
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33
High
3.40
am.
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