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EDITION.
PUBLIC
SPIRIT
OF
ALASKAN
TOWNS.
Egggtrr
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SS
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86
towns
do,
was
the
raising
from
the
residents
of
the
city
of
Juneau
of
$150,000
to
build
u
new
cold
storage
plant.
For
some
reason
or
GETTING
THINGS
DONE
IS
WHAT
COUNTS.
In
the
list
of
what
may
be
called
the
chief
characteristics
FULLNESS
OF
LIFE.
NOT
LENGTH
WANTED.
It
might
he
worth
while
if
those
persons
who'
are'
always
loolc-.
ing
for
the
"oldest
man
or
woman
living"
were
to
give
a
little
thought
as
to
what
It
means
when
they
find
such
an
individual
Miuid
Merely
as
an
object
of
interest
the
oldest
inhabitnat
deserves
MAIL
ROBBERY
!
TRIAL,
ALASKA
U3.INMI
IX
coin
IS
INVOl.ttO
IN
CASE
YYIIKKK
.NELLIE
IIEATTIE
!
is
.(TlKI
FAIRBANKS,
Alaska.
Feb.
18.
Reproduction
of
on
of
those
dramas
of
the
Far
North
which
have
become
fa
mous
In
poetry
and
tong
was
started
here,
yesterday
when
Nellie
Beattle.
known
In
the
gold
camps
ot
Alaska
lor;
a
quarter
ot
a
century
as
"The
Black
Bear."
was
put
on
trial,
accused
ot
steal-Ing
(33,000
In
gold
from
a
dog
sled
carrying
United
States
mall
across
the
Interior
four
years
ago.
Accused
with
the
Fifty-year-old
woman
Is
William
C.
Shlrmeyer,
seventy,
an
Innkeeper,
who
Is
said
to
hare
confessed
to
federal
officials
that
Nellie
Beattle
and
he
"pinched
the
poke."
His
case
Is
:
scheduled
for
a
later
date.
,
The
story
ot
the
theft
and
the
subsequent
four
years'
search
which
took
SUBSCRIITION
RATES:
leading
from
Alaska
to
Mexico
and
north
City
Delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
per
month
,
$1.00
again,
dates
back
to
December
30.
192a.
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
th6
British
Empire,
and
the
United
On
that
night
wuiiam
f.
Duffy,
gor-
States,
in
advance,
per
year
t.
$5.00
eminent
mail
driver,
stopped
with
hi
To
all
other
countries,
in
advance,
per
year
'
$7&0
Ao
t'am
l
Shirmeyen
roadhouse
on
the
300-mlle
trail
which
runs
north
Tpnn.lont
nisnlnv
A
rlt-orttcinfr
o-
Ju
..
..
i.,
'roai
Kobe,
south
of
here,
on
the
Alaska
Transient
Advertising
on
Front
Page,
per
Inch
$2.80
I,ocal
Keaders,
per
insertion
per
line
25c
railroad,
to
the
Idltarod
mining
district.
rami
ihmappeakui
On
the
sled
he
carried
130.000
which
2c
was
being
sent
north.
The
"Black
Bear"
and
another
woman
were
passengers
on
the
sled.
!
The
next
morning
the
pouch
and
Its
contents
were
missing.
Postal
Inspector
T.
Plnkham
of
Seattle
spent
three
months
travelling
snow-cov-
..
.
.
.
ercd
trails
of
Alaska
investigating.
11
j
l
1
j
1
All
advertising
should
be
m
The
Daily
News
Office
before
2
p.m.
Po5t
office
investigators
continued
to
on
day
preceding
publication.
All
advertising
received
subject
search
the
north
tor
the
next
three
to
approval.
years.
In
the
spring
of
1923
Plnkham
suddenly
dropped
all
ether
lines
ot
ln-
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
l""7
nd
hurried
to
Mexico.
After
several
weeks
be
went
to
Los
Angeles
.
and
arrested
Shlrmeyer.'
.
it
j
j
Wednesday,
Feb.
16,
1927
As
rfUled
by
tne
government
Shlrmeyer's
story
was
that
In
the
middle
ot
the
night.
whUe
the
mall
earlier
slept,
he
and
the
"Black
Bear"
stole
the
maU.
cached
the
money
and
Another
example
of
the
enterprize
and
public
spirit
which
the
destroyed
everything
of
no
value
to
feople
of
the
Alaska
towns
seem
to
possess
to
a
marked
degree
and
th'm'
i
which
to
an
equally
marked
degree
seems
to
be
lacking
in
Prince
Rupert,
which
competes
for
the
same
business
as
these
Alaskan
TUG
OWNERS
ARE
AWARDED
DAMAGES
other,
such
a
thing
as
that
would
probably
be
impossible
in
Prince
Mr-
JaKt,n
""i-n
Kuie
steamer
Rupert.
Perhaps
the
main
reason
is
the
fact
that
we
people
here
are
An-V,,x
"
Wrong
l1
lrt
Vancouver
too
suspicious
of
each
other
and
too
fearsome
that
somebody
else
coiiwon
might
accomplish
something."
There
is
a
decided
lack
ofHhe
rower
to
get
together
and
win
Vancouver.
-
"-Holding
that
things.
The
only
factor
that
saves
the
place
and
makes
it
a
fishing
town
is
that
it
is
strategically
located.
Were
ViTS.
bZ!
...
.
o
tfce
cotnnel
and
solely
to
to
blame
j
tu
&..
t
t
a
i.
t
not
for
that,
the
Alaskan
towns
would
get
everything
we
have
and
when
,ne
nmmea
,nd
,unk
tne
tug
they
would
deserve
it,
too,
because
we
here
have
neither
the
inclin-
Radius,
m
August.
1925.
in
First
Nar-ation
nor
the
energy
to
go
out
and
get
things
for
ourselves.
If
the
rows,
Mr.
justice
Morrison
gave
judg-right
public
spirit
and
enterprise
existed
here,
as
it
does
in
such
ment
for
the
plaintiffs,
the
Capt.
J.
towns
as
Ketchikan,
Petersburg
and
Juneau,
it
would
lead
to
a
pros-
A-
Cates
Tug
company,
agiinst
the
perity
which
no
one
can
estimate.
Coastwise
steamship
and
Barge
com
pany,
in
the
Supreme
Court
the
amount
of
damages
to
be
adjusted
by
the
registrar.
The
plaintiffs
claimed
30.000
Capt.
W.
Bell
and
Capt.
R.
W.
McMur-
our
present
era
may
De
iouna
tne
assertion
that
this
is
an
age
when
ihe
position
of
the
.respective
vessels1
"nobody
has
any
time."
On
this
point
practically
all
the
observers
farmed
the
point
of
dispute,
and
the;
and
critics
of
our
social
order
are
agreed.
Rsdius.
inbound
and
sunk
200
yards'
They
draw
their
proof
for
this
assertion
from
the
ever-increaa-
t
of
Prospect
Point,
was
held
to
hatej
Ing
speed
of
our
means
of
transportation.
A
half-hour
reduction
in
beta
m
her
ProPfr
eourae
Bv
tne
coun:
!
the
time
it
takes
to
go
from
Chicago
to
New
York;
a
mile
added
to
nd
the
Anr"-
utx"1.
V.
the
record
of
the
number
per
hour
in
airplane
travel;
a
half
hour
!"Te
obd"!
n
th
u,th':
or
'l"!
gained
in
a
frans-Atlantic
trip-these
are
events
that
our
hurrying
Z?
Z
age
greets
with
joy.
We
have
no
time
to
dally.
reYfed
ner
enjlne,
uuiy
upon!
Thus
runs
the
lament
of
the
critics.
But
.
is
it
indeed
a
matter
finding
the
Radius
off
her
bows,.
as'
r
1
m
rti
st
01
sucn
grave
concern
1
true,
mere
was
a
lime
wnen
men
naa
more
directed
by
the
navigation
rules,
a
eoi-leisure
than
they
take
to'
themselves
today,
but
we
have
yet
to
learn
lt"lon
might
have
been
avoided,
that
in
those
days
men
had
a
greater
abundance
either
in
social
pro-
"Tbt
Roiu
towing
a
scow
of
gravel,
gress
or
human
happiness
than
we
have
today.
w
'truck
hortiy
after
midnight.
We
can't
deny
that
we
are
In
a
hurry,
but
as
compared
to
more
Aujurt
25
im
nd
,ink
ln
,ew
leianrplv
nprloH
In
hisfnrv
It
i.n't
In
ha
HphIoiI
tW
i
a-o
oll
t
minutes,
to
be
partially
salvaged
some
get
things
done.
And
after
all
that's
what
counts.
weeks
later.
BEER
BY
GLASS
IN
Home.
;
7IIt2
DAILT
NEWS
nate
still
is
he
who
can
make
these
years
count
for
something
in
that
when
th
u,uor
Act
w"
Pnetl
Winnipeg
Feb
service
to
his
fellowmen.
We
do
not
begrudge
the
oldest
inhabitant
,"!n
e
ou,,d
ffi0V
''
Pres.,Eiimin.tion
the
years
he
has
accumulated
But
the
individuals
who
seek
to
ilrMB
wjder
he
enlist
our
Ihterest
in
him
could
more
easily
get
it,
if
we
could
feel
pna
could'
..
no
reason
why
they
that
they
were
not
unmindful
01
the
words
of
the
poet:
should
not
have
them.
"We
live
in
deeds,
not
years;
In
thoughts,
not
breaths;
;
"A
man's
club
u
his
home
and
he
In
feelings,
not
in
figures
on
a
dial."
should
be
allowed
to
have
beer
there
If
he
wants
It."
said
Mr.
Uphill.
i
The
Penile
member
renewed
his
old
Hot
Porridge
for
Cold
Days
SHREDDED
WHEAT
-Simmer
the
biscuits
and
serve
with
hot
milk.
Delicious.
:nlft
fnr
th
nrt
Mtt
1rrt
nt
rnarl
tn
with
the
construction
of
the
road
t
ment
of
lass
forcing
employers
to
pay
their
workera
twice
a
month.
He
said
that
as
a
result
of
the
collapse
ot
a
large
lumber
companyy
In
his
riding
workers
had
been
left
penniless
with
large
sums
In
back
wages
owing
to
them.
.
I
The
House
rocked
with
laughter
as
the
genial
Labor
representative
told
of
the
j
big
game
paradise
created
In
the
East
iKootenay
district
by
the
presence
of
circus
elephants
roaming
the
woods
at
will
there.
Freedom;
Once
the
made
her
own
frocks;
now
she
works
and
makes
the
money
to
buy
ready-mades.
1867
'
diamond:
JUBILEE
SERIES
f
Copyrich!.
C
r.'J.-,
iV.7
CLUBS
IS
DEMANDED
MAKE
PRAIRIE
Have
lrlt
liege
a
In'
Says
I
phlll
no
more
comment
than
the
tallest
man,
the
stingiest
woman
or
the
victoria.
Feb.
i.
Amendments
to'
most
mischievous
boy.
These
are
traits
or
characteristics
which
the
oovemment
Liquor
Act
to
give
clubs
literati
ke
uring
lime
creait
to
mm
or
to
the
community.
beer
by
the
glass
privueges
were
advo-
It
is
fullness
of
life
we
want;
not
mere
length.
Fortunate
In-
cate1
,n
th
Legislature
by
Thomas
deed
is
he
whose
years
cover
a
lonir
SDan
df
life:
but
more
fnrtn-
Upbui.
Labor,
rernie.
He
indicated
SPEECH
BETTER
AM)
AllTX
CLIU
or
HESTEKX
CANADA
TO
Lit
NCII
CAMPAIflN
ButharUnd
d
toured
a!
see
resresefttAttvea-
of
MRS.
ORMISTON
IS
Colourful
Dtymcs
Throng
Canada
's
'Pages
of
Sixty
Years
aAgo
Palmer,
Carter,
Dickey,
WhaLea',
Hvrv,
Fisher,
Barnard,
SrtBvu,
O
alt,
Shra,
Chandler,
Cmapam,
Campbell,
I.voeviv,
Geo
roes
EtiEjVme
C
artier,
Mitchell,
IIavilavo,
Oickborx,
Pope,
Joiivon,
Thus
i
D'ARcvMcOR,McCDLLr,GeoROE
ProW.nv'Tache,
Johv
A.
Mactkinali),
William
McI)olt.all,Ouvfr
M
,
Charles
Topper,
Samuil
Ijw.vard
Tillct,
Adams
G.
Archibald,
Colonel
Grav,
Georre
Giles.
Fathers
r,f
Ct,ftdrra;i
n.
an
inspiration
to
Canadians
of
today
it
the
What
mcmor-
of
these
men,
who
welded
the
scattered
communities
of
Victoria's
subjects
in
British
North
America
into
one
magnificent
whole,
and
laid
down
the
basic
principles
of
the
Empire's
largest
unit
I
We
honour
their
names
now
in
this
Diamond
Jubilee
year
of
the
Confederation,
which
they
achieved
by
forming
a
Dominion
from
"sea
to
sea."
Prrsidinif
over
the
Conference
which
resolved
on
Union
vrat
Eticnne
Pascal
Tache,
a
veteran
of
the
War
of
1
8zi,
who
expressed
the
loyalty
of
his
fellow-couritrymcn
when
he
said,
"The
but
gun
to
be
fired
for
Hritish
supremacy
in
America
would
be
fired
by
a
French-Canadian."
John
A.
MacdoruU
wu
a
commanding
figure
in
the
would
Use
to
dlflcrtat
n
prairie
need
have
a
voice
on
a
dead
level.
Tbe
OrmHtons
were
married
In
beauty
of
speech
In
all
Its
forms.
Mis
AM
Safb
Speedy
Rclkf
St
Yeur
Rhsuiriatlim
Bmi
lOt
ff
Ct
out
tflsl
to
Trmi.W-t(u,Turmito.
SCc
lid
llbotrs
t
Jrnur
Ortritrl
l
T-RrC's
:3
SAWED
BEAR
IN
TWO
WHEN
CUTTING
TREE
1
REVELBTOKE.
Peb,
l.Ah
unusual
experience
befell
Parkstrom
toroe.,
ot
Malakwa,
near
her,
while
cutting
icedar
post
near
Malakwa.
WhIU
saw-I
Ing
a
hollow
cedar
log
they
were
,amaed
to
find
that
m
th
operation
Conference,
with
hk
miight
into
tharscter
and
h-i
knowledge
of
IlritUh
institutions.
By
his
side
w--e
'
George
Brown,
df
the
Toronto
Ghif,
a
"dyed-in-rhe
wool"
Liberal.who
forgot
party
in
his
desire
for
t'nionj
T.
Alexander
Gait,
matter
of
financef
Thomai
T)'r
v
McGer,
poet,
hwtorUn,
onuor;
.IIHarnMcDous.1
dbtintfutshed
eon
of
a
loyalist;
Oliver
Mowat,
a
'.
.
.1
giant,
who
afterwards
bean
Premier
of
Onrar
;
Charles
Tupper,
matter
delMttr;
his
political
opponent,
Samuel
Ixortard
TiHey,
a
power
in
the
Mariri:
Provinces;
Adams
G.
Archibald,
great
part;amentaru.v.
These
are
the
men
who
foresaw
the
necessity
of
a
trans-continental
railway
that
would
connect
sea
with
va,
and
their
vision
became
t
reality
in
the
subsequent
achievement
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
KtiUay.
CJLf
Can
AD
I
AN
Jff$J3
A
C
I
F
I
c
IM
IT
spans'
V
U
t"
WO
R
L
D
"ffi
Xhtf
bad
cttttdttt
tad
I
a
br.
The
trat
,vu
abut
three
feet
In
dl-
tionaliti
In
the
West
t
together
In
anvttrr.
and
was
growing
tree.
The
an
effort
to
improve
the
prasralent
errors
.
ber
was
nldeaUy
seven
month
okl
at
of
speech
today.
the
time
of
Bis
deslh
and
la
believed
to
nave
been
In
the
tree
since,
the
summer
of
1025.
It
l
believed
that
the
bear
had
el
imbed
NftlV
AWINL1
TiIVflRPE
UD
,rom
UBdw
ih
root-
eerBtchlDg
ro:
from
the
tree
behind
him
and
blocking
,up
hts
entrance.
Ills
body
was
in
Wife
of
lormer
Un
Angeles
Tfriiple
roUed-uo
txnIUoli
as
If
be
had
been
18.
By
Canadian
1
Itadlo
JUit
llrlngs
Mill
In
California
negotlstlug
a
turn,
suffocating
in
the
of
tha
prairie"
.
,
operation.
voice
will
be
one
tt
tot
mlaslsns
to
be
ANOE4B8.
Feb.
I9-Mr.
Ruth
accomplished
by
the
Literature
and
Peters
OrmfefMi
has
riled
ner
heralded
!
Adrettis
In
tin
gaily
Arts
Club
of
Western
Canada,
a
the
lur
unvrct
nrre
against
Kenneth
result
of
a
program
recently
adopted.
-
Ormtoton.
radio
man
who
figured
In
Miss
Edna
Sutherland,
who
has
been
tn
Aimee
Bempie
Mcpherson
ease.
a
prime
mover
ln
getting
tha
"better
'
Mr-
Ormiaton
eharges
her
husband
EnglUh"
movement
launched,
has
out-
wlth
lertton
and
seeks
the
custody
lined
the
course
of
action
which
will
'
lhetr
six-year-old
son.
Frederick
K.
P""
during
the
icorbln.
la
the
Crow's
Nest
Pa...
One
year.
of
the
world'a
greatest
coal
bodies
existed
there,
he
said,
and
yet
the
Inhabl-
tnts
wr
wlthmll
nrnivp
rnftrt
farllltlM
I
asked
the
government
to
proceed
""PUnC,tUt,';d
bT
h1"
".f
did
not
believe
Mr.
Uphill
advocated
stricter
enforce-
""a"
r
"'P1""
Ormliten.
Western
Canadians
were
aecused
by
!
"
reference
to
the
MePherson
case,
Miss
Sutherland
of
having
a
voice
on
,n
Wh
Ormiaton
figured
as
a
co-a
plane
with
their
vast
acres
of
Itnd,
defendant
In
criminal
conspiracy
that
dwellers
on
the
fia
charges,
now
dismissed.
1
made
in
the
News
NOTICE
OP
INTENTION
TO
AITt.Y
TO
I.E.I
"E
LNH
In
Prince
Rupert
Ind
Recordint
District,
and
situate
at
Huston
Inlet,
Queen
Charlotte
Itlanda.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Robert
U.
Currle,
of
Vancouver,
B.C..
occupation
Ufi
packer.
Intends
to
apply
tor
a
leaje
tt
1
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted;
at
!
northeast
corner
about
1,066
feet
r
I
tirly
from
miners'
cabins
at
he(
of
1
uusion
iniet;
tnence
westerly
20
3,n
chains;
thence
southerly
about
12
chain;
1
ir
zu
cnaini;
tnence
nor-1
Tone
of
rranetseo
April
10.
1M0.
They
separated
!
VhVAV
mrnce
easterly
1
LAND
ACT
TO
voice,
she
said,
meant
mra
than
mere
nury
31,
102a.
when.
Mra.
Ormiiton24
acres,
more
or
lem.
words,and
the
course
ot
leetures
to
be
Charges
the
former
Angelm
Temple
radio
ROBERT
M.
CUItlUK,
given,
will
be
directed
to
draw
out
the
perator
"deserted
and
abandoned
her
I
.
.
2'!i!!?.
beauty
of
modulation
possible
to
the
permanently
live
apart
from
her
and
i
LAND
ACT
human
yolce.
hever
again
provide
tor
her
a
home
to
I
The
purpose
of
the
new
eourse
was
hot
hr
"
husband
and
wife
"
Ch"lott?anS'trlCt'
D1,tr,et
'
Qu"n
to
do
away
with
"accent
but
to
develop
.
.
take
NOncK
that
sixty
day
after
qate.
1
intend
to
apply
to
the
Chief
commissioner
of
Lands
for
a
licence
to
prospect
for
coal
and
petroleum
over
640
acres
of
land
bounded
a
follow:
Commencing
at
a
pott
planted
at
the
southwest
corner
of
Section
38,
Township
3.
Orhm
Iilind,
tnd
marked
outhwet
eorner"i
thence
rait
-.-y3;
60
chains:
thence
north
nr
-h,in..
tv,.,,..
jwet
60
chain;
thence
outh
80
chatm
jo
puiut
01
commencement,
being
8ec-tlon
38,
Townihtp
3,
Graham
Island,
B.C.
A.
J.
OOROON,
cl"-
Dated
DeeunUr
17,
12.
V
Newbuppnes
of
mm
5
Clothing
arriving
rr?ul-r'!
I
V
I'rlre-s
nnd
0,i,,
Don't
rorsa
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue
rrPPrit,tr
1
i(
Millar
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
1
Cartape.
Wnrehouslnjr,
or
Distributing.
Team
.Motor
Servic.
Coal,
Sand
and
Cri-
t
We
Spectolle
In
P
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lure