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DAILY
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P0RTS1PS0N
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM;
1
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The
opening
of
the
new
Ep
worth
League
Hall
In
connection;
with
the
United
Church
at
Port
SMtnnton
was
made
the
occasion
over
the
week-Vnd
for
one
of
the
biggest
celehraUnni
that
ha
been
staged
In
the
neighboring
village
for
many
years.
De.egates
werv
present
from
various
points
In
the
district,
such
as
Metlakatla,
the
Naas
River,
Kltkatla.
Hartley
Bay
and
Kls-plox
and
some
360
natives
participated
In
the
proceedings.
On
Saturday
even'n?.
the
delegates)
were
tendered
a
djuner
In
the
athletic
hall.
There
wai
a
splendid
repast
after
which
the
various
delegates
were
welcomed
and
made
their
speeches.
At
the
church
service
on
Sunday
morning.
Rev.
Victor
H.
Sansum
of
Klsplox
officiated.
In
the
afternoon,
the
actual
opening
of
the
new
hall
tool:
place.
Rev.
Thomas
Perrier
ol
Brandot.
delivered
the
dedicatory
sermon
and
Rev.
Manley
F.
Eby
of
Port
Simpson
also
spoke.
The
different
delegates
made
presentations
to
Vhe
league,
the
Naas
River
donation
consisting
of
1100
.cash
and
a
silken
banner.
The
Klnco-
lith
band
was
also
in
attendance
antfl
Its
music
considerably
enhanced
the
proceedings.
In
the
evening.
Rev.
Dr.
Ferrler
preached
before
a
crowded
congregation.
The
gowned
church
choir
sang
several
splendid
an'venis
and
there
was
effective
pipe
organ
music.
There
were
further
celebrations
in
the
hall
which"
extended
well
into
the
night.
The
new
hall
is
a
commodious
structure
with
beautiful
interior
finishings
and
electric
lighting
throughout.
The
building,
which
is
90
and
50
feet
In
dimension
and
adjoins
the
Grace
United
Church,
was
the
product
entirely
of
native
handiwork.
WELL
KNOWN
STEWART
MAN
LOSES
HIS
LIFE
IMtrkk
MtlSririe
tVao
llarlrd
I'nder
tall
of
snow
lit
Mi.pt
h
of
l.xtenuale
Mine
Tunnel
One
of
the'
most
likeable
and
beat
known
oldtlnie
miners
and
prospectors
of
the.camp.
Pitrlck
MoBrlde,
lost
bis
life,
at
11
o'clock
Thursday
night
by
'being
burled
under
a
quantity
of
snow
that
sloughed
from
over
the
portal
of
the
:xtenuare
tunnel,
saya
the
Portland
Canal
News
of
Stewart.
M-Brtde
and
his
partner.
Alex
Abrahams,
had
came
out
of
the
tunnel
with
a
car
of
rock
and
"dumped
1..
The
lr.-er
h-ad
rsturned
tmder
grpund
alieati
ol
Mcbrt
Je
and
he.
not
appearing.
Abrahams
went
out
to
Investigate.
The
night
was
very
stormy
and
the
wind
blew
his
lisht
out.
He
could
-iy(dlg
hrottgh
the
snow
single-handed
In
tBStdprknets
and
when
he
'had
aroiissd
igy
ea&ip
and
removed
the
snow,
McErlde's
l
was
extinct.
Ccroner
Woiiufj
aid
Constable
Pot-terton
went
ap
ar
brought
down
the
body.
No
Inquest
'has
yet
been
called,
nor
funeral
arratijrssnenu
mad:.
McBrlde
ptafe
here
in
19
le
and
located
some
valuable
mineral
claims,
among
them
being
the
present
Munri
group
in
which
he
had
J
S
Munro
and
A.
N.
McDonald
for
partners.
He
wa
born
In
the
north
ol
Ireland
and
was
about
S3
years
old.
Last
week
was
carnival
week
In
Vau-derhoof.
A
program
of
games
and
sports
was
carried
out
tnoughout
the
week
and
the
pratesjdings
came
to
a
close
with
the
preaeulauon
ol
prizes
and
a
dance
on
Saturday.
The
Women
Auxiliary
to
the
Omlncca
branch
ol
the
Canadian
Legion
has
elected
officers
for
the
tear
as
I
olio
wsi
president.
Mrs.
A.
V.
CMeanr,
vice-president.
Mrs.
R.
II
Moor;
wore
try
treasurer.
Mrs.
R.
M.
Taylor;
executive
committee
Mrs.
J.
Silver
and
Mrs.
O.
Burdette.
Samuel
Cocker,
D.
W.
Donald.
D
Irving.
J.
H.
MacMlllan.Jloberl
Re
id,
and
Ernest
Smedley
are
delegates
froin
the
Nechako
Farmers'
Institute
to
tip
convention
of
District
"C"
Institute
being
held
this
week
In
Prince
Oeorgs.
Miss
Andros
of
Victoria
is
vlsitlnc
ier
sister.
Mrs.
H.
Taylor.
E.
B.
Smith
has
returned
from
his
old
home
In
Ontario
where
he
attended
the
funeral
of
his
father
who
visited
Vanderhoof
last
summer.
Mr.
"and
Mrs.
E.
A.
Mitchell
gave
1
caM
party
and
dance
last
week
to
eele
brate
the
birthday
of
their
eldest
daugh
ter.
Miss
Alelta
Mitchell.
Prtea
win
hers
at
cards
were
Mrs.
Warren
John
son.
Elton
Myers.
Mrs.
R.
T.
UcFarlane
and
J.
T.
McMullen.
Presentations
were
made
by
the
Young
reoplas'
Society
to
Miss
Mitchell
and
Mia
Margaret
Silver
who
have
left
to
entar
the
nurses'
training
school
of
the
Hoyal
Alexandra
Hospital
at
Edmonton.
A
number
of
other
functions
were
'ihald
in
their
honor.
r
STEWART
The
new
mill
at
'he
Dunwell
mine
Is
now
in
full
npciaMon.
At
the
end
of
last
week,
there
wrrr
some
1600
tons
of
ore
In
the
bunkers
A
year'
run
of
ore
Is
now
ready
1
-
be
taken
out
The
Chinook
erquy
or
six
claims.
HP
(
VJB
AR.E
pip
FQK
Voo'jyaa
PC
V
S3
ktf-
-
f
Jttuated
on
Ihe
divide
between
the
j
north
fork
ol
the
Marmlt
River
and;
he
Bear
River,
has
been
bonded
from
'
U.
E.
Blgham
and
W.
R.
McDonnell
by
ltagh
B.
Mcdulre
for
John
Angus
tlc-j
donald.
A
cash
payment
of
1500
was
:
made,
the
deal
calling
for
a
first
pay-
j
ment
of
50.000
by
the
first
of
August
and
175.000
spread
over
two
years
lfi
the
property
is
aecepted.
The
assistance
of
the
Boards
of
Trade
at
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver
is
being
sought
In
obtaining
the
necessary
appropriations
for
the
extension
of
the
main
Bear
River
wagon
road
to
American
Creek
and
the
necessary
connecting
link
in
the
trail
between
Stewart
and
Telegraph
Creek.
A
wedding
of
much
local
Interest
took
i
ylace
last
week
when
Miss
Mary;
Jhrlstina
Tompkins,
daughter
of
Mr
j
md
Mrs.
William
Tompkins
of
Stewart,
j
became
the
bride
of
Russell
W.
Ken-
i
nedy.
son
of
Lieut.
Col.
and
Mrs.
L.
S.
!
Kennedy
of
Centrevllle,
New
Brunswick,
j
The
ceremony
was
performed
In
St.
-Mark's
Church
by
Rev.
A-
W.
R.
Ash-1
ley.
The
bride
was
given
in
marriage
by
her
father
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Morrice
acted,
as
attendants.
Mrs.
R.
P.
Gibson
played
the-
Wedding
March
and.
during
the
signing
of
the
rlgister.
Miss
Ida
Wayson
sang.
The
ushers
were
Richard
Birch
and
Max
Armour.
The
bride
wore
a
gown
of
Jade-green
georgette
with
pearl
beading
and
girdle
of
silver
ribbon.
Her
hat
was
of
ilk
of
the
same
shade
with
trimming
of
silver
leave
and
she
carried
a
bou
Stewart
house,
the
groom
being
en
gaged
In
the
practice
of
the
legal
profession
here.
.
A
successful
dance
was
given
by
the
Stewart
Basketball
Club
last
week.
In
the
course
of
the
evening,
the
Spanish
Tango
was
danced
by
Bonnie
Campbell
,nd
Margaret
Joncowskl.
II.
Cochrane
was
master
of
ceremonolea
and
the
serving
of
refreshments
was
supervised
by
Mrs.
J.
MeLeod.
Donations
of
several
local
businessmen
contributed
much
to
the
success
of
the
affair.
Mrs.
Carson
of
Premier
left
lar.
week
for
Vancouver
where
she
will
join
her
husband.
Dr.
Oreen.
who
It
now
attached
to
the
staff
of
the
Vancouver
General
Hospital.
John
Stewart
of
the
r
rentier
where
he
smithing'
staff
left
fcr
Victoria
where
he
will
enter
hospital.
J.
A.
Hall,
president
of
the
Bank
01
Hyder.
and
Mrs.
Hall
retim
ed
last
week
from
a
trip
to
Seattle.
When
a
financial
bubble
bursts.
ot
of
ukers
get
sprayed.
S
jigq
i&
rT
-
rA
giUmmim,
W7
w,m
I
H
was
Cave
Man's
Candy!
It
kept
his
mouth
moiit
and
fresh
on
his
hot,
rocky
road.
Catting
on
bis
sweetie,
he
took
her
a
smooth,
white
stone!
Today,
to
make
a
lasting,
satitfying
impression,
take
her
Wrigley's.
7;
s
,Yfni(tV-
WWGt
I
Aftwr
Vr
Utal
AfUr
."mo
r'r.rnryHisiiiiii
iVisssi
.1
ST.
DAVID'S
DAY
TEA
AND
SALE
BY
BAPTIST
L4D1ES
WAS
SUCCESSFUL
quet
of
white
and
pink
carnations
and
I"'
St.
David
s
Day
tea
and
sale
held
narcissi.
After
the
ceremony,
a
public
"terday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
reception
was
held.
The
happy
couple
I
Mr
Bert
Morgan,
under
the
auspices
of
have
taken
up
residence
In
the
James!
:n
Ladles'
Aid
of
the
Baptist
Church.
proved
a
succtbsful
aflalr
and
a
satis
fectory
sum
mas
realised
for
the
work
of
the
aid.
A
large
number
took
ad
vantage
of
the
opportunity
to
call
and
the
ladles
In
charge
were
very
busy
during
the
whole
afternoon.
Contributing
to
the
musical
program
were
Mrs
F
W.
Allen.
Mrs.
J.
J.
Mul-
dopn
and
Miss
-C
Jones
with
vocal
j1os.
and
a
piano
solo
try
Miss
Connie
Morgan.
"
IIOH.I.
AKIMVALS.
tune
Rupert
Rev.
Dr.
T.
Ferrler,
Brandon.
Msn.;
lev.
Victor
R.
Sansum.
Kisplox;
Joseph
T.
Mandy.
Alert
Bay:
R.
Oreen.
Van-
rouver;
M.
O.
MeLeod
and
Charles
A
-ne.
Prince
Cecrge:
C.
W.
Smith
and
mn
Oregor.
Edmonton;
C.
E.
Jlopkin-
cn.
Toronto;
Dr.
II.
J.
Mclklejohn,
Winnipeg.
W.
Herman,
city:
J.
McDonald
and
J
M
Cimer.
Stewart:
H.
lutlson.
Oona
River:
T.
Hardley,
Fawcett;
R.
O.
Cun-
"'rliam,
Port
Essington;
O.
11.
Tycho,
Bmlthers.
Central
F.
BiKcln.
city:
a.
N.
Oorkle,
Anyax.
'Baker's
Breakfast
Cocoa
Has
the
Endorsement
of
High
Medical
Authority
nuik
by
a
reputable
manufact
jrer
has
a
definite
food
COCOA
value.
It
is
nourishing
and
will
sustain,
for
instance,
a
typlioid
patient,
for
several
week?
or
indefinitely.
A
brand
of
cocoa
that
las
been
on
the
market
for
many
years
and
has
been
a
favorite
nre
Ecrintioq
of
thousands
of
physicians
is
that
of
Walter
Daher
&
Co.,
Limited,
Dorclicster,
Mass.,
and
Montreal,
Que.
It
is
absolutely
pure
and
is
put
un
under
the
most
sanitary
conditions.
The
medical
profev
sion
of
Canada
may
continue
to
prescribe
it,
knowing
that
any
package
bearing
the
name
of
Baker
is
"right."
,
The
Hospital
Medical
and
Nursimq
World,
Toronto.
Walter
Baker
&
Co.,
Limited
Established
1780
DORCHESTER,
MASS.
"
CANADIAN
WILLS
AT
MONTREAL
BotAJet
of
Owke
RecijKS
sent
free
.tt;.tl-l,lt.-l.
I.I
l,.uui,a.,i-i-i.i
t
-o.
W
I
Orotto
.
.
.
Terminals
Cauken
.
Elevator
.
14
10
3
0
lyfjrTafitwoHf,
Ijlille'
League
Maple
Leafs
..14
1
Adanscs
.....
1
1
Junior
l-URiie
ColU
10
0
Stars
9
0
Tuxis
Boys
...
4
0
CLOSE
GAMES
OF
BASKETBALL
ANOTIIKIt
llU.trt:
1"
INTKKITIM1
MATCIIK
YA
Ml
MM
II1KMMI
Tuxis
Boys,
18;
Stsrs
18.
Msple
Leafs,
33;
Colts,
34.
Bankers,
IT;
Grotto,
40.
Elks.
33;
TermtnaU.
39.
Three
of
the
four
basketball
games
jlayed
last
evening
lu
the
exhibition
:ulldlng
were
evenly
contested,
the
score
a
esch
case
being
close.
In
the
Intermediate
game
between
the
Bankers
and
he
Grotto
the
latter
did
not
have
any
UUIculty
In
winning
from
their
opponents
although
the
Bankers
have
.hown
a
great
Improvement
In
form
I
iince
they
entered
the
league.
The
game
between
the
Colts
and
Msple
Leafs
was
particularly
close
with
the
Maple
Leafs
final!
winning
out
by
one
point
In
the
last
minute
of
play.
n
the
opening
quarter
the
Colts
treated
heir
girl
opponents
to
fast
combination
nd
netted
twelve
points
while
the
-tafs
gathered
In
only
one.
From
the
ipenlng
of
the
second
period
until
the
end
of
the
game
It
proved
a
real
tuvle.
1th
the
Maple
Leafs
showing
greeat
Im
provement
In
their
shooting
and
In
necking
up
their
opponents.
t
The
last
erlod
was
particularly
cIom
with
one
earn
leading
and
then
having
to
give
ay
to
the
other
until,
in
the
closing
minute
Of
the
game,
the
Maple
Leafs
netted
a
basket
ixid
cinched
the
game.
okmoii
li:.wii
:
In
the
Senior
League
fixture
the
Ter
minals
vanquished
the
Elks
In
a
closely
contested
match
which
was
fast
from
he
outlet.
The
Junior
match
was
also
close
with
the
Tuxts
on
the
long
end
I
the
score
wneu
time
was
called.
Individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
JlMOIl
LEAH
I
K
Tuxts
H.
Hellbroner.
W.
Patmore.
8;
Currle.
8:
E.
Smith,
2;
F.
Morrison,
4.
Total,
18.
Stars
E.
Smith,
3;
T.
Kelsey,
10;
D.
Morrison;
W.
Donald,
4)
A,
Crow;
W.
Murray.
Total,
18.
KXIIIIIITION
OAMK
Maple
LcafsM.
Orabam.
8;
C.
Harvey.
11;
L.
Lowe,
6;
II.
Grant;
11.
81m.
ToUl
23.
Colts
It.
Macdonald,
;
E.
Ratchford.
10;
J.
Scott.
4;
R.
Irvine;
K.
Stalker.
3.
Total.
34.
INTKICMMilATf:
I.KAUl
K
Bankers
A.
E.
Walters.
3;
H.
Mortimer.
O.
Hills;
O.
Hill,
4;
It.
Egerton,
1
Total.
17.
Grotto
D.
Ourvlch.
13;
J.
Sim;
W.
Wrathall,
10;
D.
Stalker,
10;
T.
Fraser;
W.
Murray.
3.
Total.
40.
MAIOK
u:ii
i:
x
Elks
E.
Smith,
4;
O.
Mitchell.
3;
8.
Moran,
IS;
M.
Budenlch.
8;
O,
Corkle;
0
Ourvlch,
4.
Total,
33.
Terminals
A.
Slocomb.
4;
J.
Sim;
J.
McNulty.
18;
D.
Ourvlch,
6;
i.
It.
Oosm,
Howard.
It,
Total.
39.
4
uaoii:
TAM.t::
:
ThL
league
standings
'to
date
are
as
follows:
!
.
U.
4
Elks
10
0
3
Terminals
....
8
0
8
Native
Sons
..2
0
10
liilernirillale
league
3
6
13
S
1
14
SPORT
CHAT
Pts
30
ie
38
30
29
20
18
J-
T7g-t
With
practically
all
the
Indoor
sport
fixtures
over
by
the
middle
of
the
month,
attention
will
be
turned
outdoor
fport.
The
badminton
season
has
been
a
particularly
active
one
with
mr.liy
new
devotees
trying
their
(kill
at
the
game
for
the
winter
mqnths.
Nesv
year
It
will
be
necessary
to
arrange
for
more
accommodation
If
the
number
of
players
continues
to
Increase
as
It
has
done
during
the
past
season.
SlmUar
to
tennis
in
many
respects,
badminton
Is
enjoying
great
public
favor
through
the
country
as
a
game
which
is
both
In
terestlng
and
beneficial
for
those
ad
dlcU-d
to
too
much
avatdupols.
Ai
u
customary
when
the
different
professional
hockey
league
schedules
draw
to
a
close,
there
are
rumors
and
rumors
of
financial
lose,
projxwed
sales
of
franchises,
and
general
conrtem-
ft
V
antedS
For
Sale;
For
Rent
Harry
Wills.
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P.O.
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OUND
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FOOT
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Isn
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M
nation
of
the
public
for
not
patronizing
the
game
better.
All
of
these
need
to
be
tuken
with
cousldersble
caution
ihee
there
Is
always
a
keen
rivalry
when
the
season
opens
again
fof
placet
In
new
or
old
circuits.
Likes
baseball
It
hut
developed
to
the
extent
that
too
much
money
Is
floating
around,
snd
he
supply
of
first
clsse
players
is
nols
ufflctent
to
tttet
the
demand.
A
not
worthy
result
of
the
past
season
Is
ths
jianher
In
which
the
game
has
taken
In
ertaln
parts
of
the
8tatea
and
the
amount
of
money
expended
this
year
in
his
grest
financial
enterprise.
Mike
McTlgue
and
'Jack
Sharkey
will
meet
tomorrow
In
New
York
In
another
of
Tex
Rlckard'a
elimination
bouts
to
secure
a
man
to
meet
Oene
Tunnev,
the
heavyweight
champion.
McTlgue
recently
made
a
brilliant
comeback
In
his
fight
with
BerlenUch
while
bharkty
iprang
to
fame
as
the
conqueror
of
pabe
Ruth
arrives.
in
New
York
today
for
a
conference
with
Col.
Ruptrt
ovr
the
salary
question.
Ruth
says
that
he
will
not
accept
a
place
on
the
lineup
unless
at
ah
advaiice
over
t42AOO.
his
former
jearly
itlpehd,
Hi
even
threat
ens'
to
uf1,twKbltt,alUetb4
uniea
awarded
J
a
handsome
Increase.
In
sport,
aa'bV
everything
else,
no
one
Is
Indlspenslble
these,
days,
so
It
Is
welt
not
to
take
tthe
matter
too
seriously.
TERMINALS
HAVE
GOOD
LEAD
ipOUR
GAMES
PoUTof
the
flv'tV
ffamW
fs
th
Terminals
and
the;
Moose
in
the
Billiard
League
nature
were
played
last
night
and
the
result
left
the
Terminals
leading
by
a
score
of
743
to
652.
The
game
b
tween
Oeo.
Mcllmoyle
and
C.
Ualagno
will
be
played
tonight.
The
individual
scoring
last
night
was
us
follows:
F.
Eleman
(Terminals!,
300:
J.
Hlllman
(Moose),
103.
R.
Howe,
104;
J.
Judge,
200.
H.
Corbett,
300;
J,
Msy,
160,
J.
McLean,
179;
11.
Parr,
300.
LADIES'
WHIST
Kt.
(Jeorfe's
lilies
and
Mm
Ijidles
Are
Tied
at
Tup
f
htuiidlng
Games.
In
the
ladles'
section
of
the
Fraternal
Whist
League
last
night
re
suited
as
follows:
St.
George's
Ladles..
S;
Moose
Ladles,
4
Pylhlaa
fcuters,
;
Orange
Ladles,
4,
The
atandlng
of
the
teams
to
date:
St.
Oeorge'a
Moowi
Ladles
..
Pylblau
Sisters
.
Orange
Ladles
,
W.
8
8
6
6
L.
3
3
5
11
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