r
I
i
ll!
:
T(ri:
T
in
II
it.
I
KK
fcl
lu'i
t
ollloiei
13
"
miu.i'y
2H..1W28
WATER
NOTICE
DIVERSION
ANII
IJHB
NOTICE
thnt
Robert
M
.,
,'.,.
.ulclrcss
I
1410-
8th
Am.
,,
iv(
-r,
B
C.
will
apply
far
a
.'
i
,k
mid
U'
30.000
KOllonn
,,
anK'i
out
ol
small
creex,
,
mrli
flows
southerly
mid
,
HiiMon
Inlet.
Q.C.
Islands
,,
i:
westerly
from
mli.er
,
.(i
of
Huston
Inlet.
Tiie
inverted
from
the
stream
.,
.,
ij
.nl
200
feet
from
allure
through
twenty-four
ncres
V
under
lease,
and
will
be
;i,hiMr!al
purposes
VBon
the
Huston'
ti6k
potted
edl
A
-
l37
Inlet.
1
,iilV
of
December,
1937.
A
,
notice
and
an
application
,
.(in
and
to
the
"WaTter
Act."
filed
in
the
office
of
the
inn
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
'
the
application
may
be
,
'in'
said
Water
Recorder
or
comptroller
of
Water
Rights,
Building.
Victoria,
B.C.
rty
day
after
the
tint
ap-1
Mill
notice
In
a
local
news-,
date
of
the
first
publication
,.
r
li,
1937.
ROBERT
M
CU11RHC,
Applicant
NOTICE
notice
la
hereby
given
to
f
the
Municipality
of
the
.h-c
Rupert
that
I
require
if
the
aaid
elector
at
City
of
nomination
of
cancil-
i
follows:
:..
shall
be
nominate
i
.
writing
shall
be
suh-.
electors
of
the
munlclpnl
1
.1
;
id
seconder,
and
nnul
'
the
Returning
Officer
a'
ween
the
date
of
the
n.,
r
M
of
the
day
of
nomln-iirt
writing
may
be
In
tiie
d
u,
lite
bchedule
of
.i
Election
Act."
and
ahui:
.me,
residence,
and
occu-i;:
ion
of
each
person
pro-.
i
manner
aa
sufflclen'lv
rh
candidate:
and
111
thi
.;
being
necaesary
uch
poll
l
on
the
Twelfth
day
c
m
at
City
Hall,
of
wfikii
;
hereby
required
to
ta:
-.ern
himself
accord
n!v
u
r
my
hand
at
City
Hnl!
v
ui
December,
1827
K
P.
JONES
Rturnln
Offl-er
LAND
ACT.
Ol
INTENTION
TO
TO
I.KAHE
L.NI)
APPLY
Hn;jert
land
Recording
Dls-u.i'e
on
the
aouthweat
ccr-urmmed
bay
on
the
south
Chanat.
Oraham
Island,
"e
Islands,
in
the
Province
:
unhla.
I
K
E
that
Arthur
Rooertson
c
occupation
a
lua.bsr-
u,
apply
for
a
leaae
of
described
land
-it
a
p
t
planted
abou'
-erly
from
the
mouth
c!
eK
flowing
Into
an
un-:he
wmh
bans
of
Port
mi
Island
Queen
Charlotte
nee
of
British
Columbia,
lis
southerly:
thence
in
hente
4
chains
nor-
-'wreline.
thec
following
to
point
of
comment
ninlng
3
i-re.
more
i"
ROBERTSON.
Applicant
LAND
A(T
run:
or
intention
to
apply
to
i
r.w.
land
":
Charlotte
Islands.
Cirs
:
.'.id
Recording
Ditrlrt
of
nd
.iltu.te
on
the
wet
11
Harbor
a'
'he
Head
o:
1
Queen
Charlotte
Island'
h
Columbia
KB
that
British
Columola
iing
Company
Limited
:
occupation
Mtlmon
tan-
apply
for
a
leecribed
lands
lease
ci
.
t
a
post
planted
on
the
'
1
creek
called
Twin
River.
s
west:
thence
twenty-one
thence
4
chain
east.
i
contour
of
rbors
line
"nmencement.
and
001-
more
or
lees.
"I.Nn
PACKINO
CO
LTD
Applicant.
M
M.
BnglUh.
Agent
,
1
2J.
1(87
LAND
ACT
"I
INTENTION
TO
111
i.r.i;
i.ni
APPLY
'
I
md
District.
Land
Record-"f
Telegraph
Creek,
and
'
northwest
end
of
Olady
40
mile:,
northeast
of
the
"
about
ISSdeg.
10'
we'
id
about
SOdeg
50'
north,
mTIce
that
I.
John
Alfred
1
(Hadys
Lake,
near
Atl:n.
'
''ion
Trapper.
Intend
to
app
app'y
y
'
1
'he
following
describe.!
irlhe.i
,
'
"K
at
a
post
planted
at
the
e
ul
of
oiadys
Lake,
about
tth
of
the
mouth
of
Plsn
'ix
nee
one
mile
west:
thetux
oth
thence
one
mile
east
mile
north,
and
contalnini;
in
"ie
or
lew
JOHN
AI.PRXD
LXMIBUX.
Applicant.
"
ember
9.
1937.
LAND
ACT
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
1
'I
IH
MASH
LAND
,
"
Uud
Recording
District
of
I
"l""
and
situate
at
the
nor-1
1,1
Telegraph
Passage.
Skeens
,
"I't
F.
that
J.
H.
Todd
ft
Son
'
'
he.
occupation
aalmon
can-"'I
'o
apply
for
permission
to.
I
e
follomlnu
rtaapwIKH
lanria
K
at
a
post
planted
at
the)
i..i
01
in
ai,
sjang
0,1
36
chains
east;
thence
301
',""'.
more
or
less,
to
high
water!
"
-e
southerly
along
high
I
,'
K
'
the
point
of
commence-1
1
ontsiiiing
50
acres,
more
orj
'
H
TODD
Ac
SONS.
LTD.
'
Applicant,
-
"centner
13th,
1937.
L
.
'
'
i'f.........
IT'"
oi
ri-i.K
tTn.v
IS'.'.."
Dl
11
1
'
'
Mils
til
for
11
1
nm.it
1
ppir
to
toe
uguor
"'irn
lor
Smm
in
,..'"'"
part
of
the
bulldlna
minerclal
Hotel"
nltuaU
at
r
First
Avenue-
and
Eighth
:
rnnoe
NEW
OFFICERS
ARE
INSTALLED
I'rlnce
Kupert
Gyro
Club
Cele-ItratOH
Occasion
With
Hanquet
Last
Evening
the
L
W
u..
.....
.
I
ned
a
applied
Ir,wp
lea
er-iih.h.w.
-
.
"'mam
'iu
on
ine
ground
respy
7
-""""I.
v.
a.
Kirkendull,
-".urar,
and
M
H.
Blott.
R.
P.
Mc-N.'htbH.
W.
H.
Tobey
an
W.
J.
Nel-directors,
were
Instated
as
1928
'
-BlrcrK
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Clb
'
8
In
the
Octtunodore
cue
last
evening
which
was
attended
by
a
full
gathering
of
membeaa
aa
well
s
"veral
guests.
There
was
atl
Inter,,...
ng
program
of
speeches
and
music
and
the
function
was
both
successful
and
enjoyable.
The
proceeding
were
opened
with
the
Hiflng
of
"O
Canada"
and.
after
a
apeclal
banquet
spread
had
been
done
full
justice
to,
the
retiring
president,
e.
A
Mail
II,
who
OCCUOlMl
ttla
H.lr
iii.-.hli
It
pi
'
;
1
(1
I
,
the
f.ir
first
part
of
the
evening,
read
tele-
ms
o!
kreetlnii
which
hut
Ninth
day
of
January.
1W3H.
'
ivcd
from
Ed
vioi'K
noon.
lor
me
purpose
person
to
represent
them
ci
Aldermen,
or
School
Trus-
1J28
could
Oia
Jsl
the
8!
rsagy
of
aievtland,
in
uuonai
oyro
secretary,
and
DEPARTMENT
OF
LANDS
NOTICE.
Applications
fcr
permit
to
gmse
live
Department
Deputy
Minister
of
Land.
of
Lands.
ictoria.
a
c.
January
III
13,
Id,
1VJO.
above-named
Department
NADCN,
of
NOTICE.
j
TAKE
NOTICE
that
an
application!
will
!e
nude
ti
the
Parliament
of
Can-j
i.Ja
at
the
nest
session
thereof
for
sn
i
Per
the
incorporation
of
a
company
be
lu-
)n
a-.
The
Alberta,
Peace
River
ul
1'atlflc
Railway
Company,
or
such
her
name
as
may
be
given,
to
con-i
iic.
and
uperate
s
railway
as
follows:
C.
ni:i.iK'.i.K
at
a
paint
st
or
near
the
city
of
Lethbridge:
thence
In
a
surly
and
Northerly
in
a
direction
Keiier.illy
parallel
to
the
Cclrary
and
U
leud
Brsii'h
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
10
a
point
at
or
near
the
City
ol
C'nlkary:
thence
Northerly
and
Vest
of
the
Calgary
and
Edmonton
railway
to
a
point
at
or
near
Lacombe:
thence
Northerly
to
a
point
at
or
near
tne
city
01
Kamonion
with
the
Wapiti
River
at
or
near
Short
of
Breath
Dizzy,
Sinking
Spells
COULDN'T
WALK
FAR
Mrs.
L.
A.
Oliyer,
Granville
Terry,
N.8.,
writes
:
'
A
few
yean
ago
I
had
diwy,
linking
spells
so
bad
I
eonld
hardly
stand
up
without
taking
hold
of
something
to
support
me,
and
I
could
not
walk
any
distance
on
account
of
being
to
thort
of
breath.
"1
had
taki'ii
a
lot
of
doctor's
medicine,
but
it
.lid
me
no
good,
only
for
the
tinif
fjeinjr,
so
reading
fn
the
B.B.B.
almanac
about
".'
I
decided
to
try
them
and
found
them
to
be
jatt
what
they
art
recommended
to
be,
and
I
feel
that
I
owe
my
life
to
them."
Price
50c.
a
box
at
all
druggists
and
dealers,
or
mailed
direct
os
receipt
of
price
by
The
T.
Milbnrn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont
confidence
that
there
would
be
no
the
sleekening
an
tinder
the
new
miiitmt
'
"
,JJ""
Me
latter
arganl-
and
his
officers.
In
taking
over
the
""'
:
regret
at
being
gavel.
President
L.
W.
Waugh
solicited
be
personally
represented
for
himself
the
same
co-operation
from
'
o
m-iiviurs
ana
busines
of
office
venr
iwi7
were
rad
by
"l"-
eecrfwrj-.
and
af
M
Mc-
such
letlrlnv
trrni.iirer
oiia.,
v.
Morrn.
Blott
was
heard
vocal
solos.
to
advantage
In
Oiee
tines
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Cl
ib
were
extended
In
a
brief
and
well
worded
address
by
Col
J.
W.
Nlcholls.
piesldent
of
the
sister
service
club.
He
cunpllmented
the
Oyro
Club
on
Its
nchievementa
of
ih
mm
.nn
be
relied
upon
to
carry
('ONK.tl.EN
OHKHTKK
raUovlnv
a
br.ef
address
in
the
nature
..
n.runi.j
y
nrnring
-resident
B.I
A
Mann
who
said
that
his
year
of
service
had
been
one
of
great
pleasure
to
him
the
conclusion
of
his
term
of
office
m-t
being
without
same
regrets,
the
gHvei
of
the
club
was
turned
over
to
Milton
Oonzales.
firs:
president
of
the
club,
who
then
proceeded
with
the
Installation
of
officers
and
the
attendant
ceremonies
Mr
Oonnlea
acknowledged
the
valuable
work
that
had
been
done
nl.
tller
thai
the
ni
aWH
'
and
members
as
had
been
so
Will,
urn
fifely
Riven
during
the
past
year.
With
a
spirit
prevailing,
his
duties
wouia
be
greatly
lightened.
AIMIKKHM
HV
A1AV0U
Mayor
S.
P.
McMordle.
the
speaker
of
the
evening,
chose
'Sport"
as
the
topic
of
an
interesting
discourse.
He
compared
the
status
of
the
major
sports
such
as
baseball,
soccer,
lacrosse,
hoc-
,ey.
tennis,
golf,
rugby,
etc..
and
participating
thirty
yeaic
the
and
today.
Sports
in
that
space
of
time
had
been
generally
r
nerclallMd
indicating.
If
nothing
else,
the
prosperity
that
must
exist
in
the
English
peaking
nation
in
their
ability
to
support
athletics
a
they
did.
In
the
j
success
of
all
great
nations,
their
ath-i
letlc
prosresH
had
ever
been
an
lm-Iportant
factor.
Hletory
had
revealed
ally
that
nation
was
decaying.
Happily,
there
was
no
such
tendency
today
in
the
English
speaking
world.
In
the
1
course
of
his
remarks.
Mayor
McMordle
congratulated
the
Oyro
Club
on
the
part
It
we
playing
In
encouraging
and
helping
the
young
people
of
Prtnet
Rupert
to
plsy.
Another
Interesting
item
of
the
evening's
procsedtnga
was
the
initiation
by
Joseph
Oreer
of
Major
M.
A.
Bur-bank
aa
a
member
of
the
Oyro
Club.
There
were
much
appreciated
vocal
solos
by
Samuel
A.
MdPheraon
as
well
tppllcuilnn
for
(irailna
rermlta
for
the
a
comanunity
singing
under
the
baton
j
ieu
son
of
I
fix
of
Douglas
Throughout
Stork,
the
club
song
leader,
evening,
orchestral
.toa
on
the
Crown
Range
within
any
'numbers
were
played
oy
Mies
Irene
Mor-
mi
n.aki
11.
.
mis
rsvvuioe
os
nmma
1
(
Jlunibia
r.iusl
be
flint
with
thj
rum.
Blank
for.ni
"IVllcatlona
m
Di:nrt
Forester
pi
u-es
or
from
1
.mils
at
Victoria
irison
and
Tony
'r:
:
Porester
st
Port
Oeorge.
Ktmioops.
I
Quests
Nel
n.
Prince
Rupert.
Vancouver,
or
Mavor
8
u
m
""""
!
Nlcholls
for
the
P.
McMordle.
B.
A.
MoPnerson.
Osi.
J.
W.
J.
H.
Pills-
up
m
which
to
submit
;
bury,
O.
H.
Arnold.
Mr.
OrlfOth
(Re-y
be
obtained
from
the
emai.
M.
P.
MrCaffery.
W.
Lamble.
E.
the
B.C.
the
a
r
C
Olbbons.
I.
J
Ssnlth
and
Dr.
W.
T.
I
Kergln.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
JAM
.IKY
M,
ll
In
the
St.
Andrew's
club
room
last
evening,
there
was
notable
an
enthusiastic
assembly
to
do
honor
to
the
memory
of
the
Beottlsb
natmnaj
bard.
Robert
Burns.
.
S.
D.
Msodonald.
pro
Westerly
direction
to
a
point
at
or
aident
of
the
ttoctety.
was
in
the
chair
the
Town
of
McLeod:
thence
and
the
Hat
of
spamkms
included
J.
C.
Brady.
United
Stales
Consul
Oeorge
M.
Hanson.
Rev.
Dr.
H.
R.
Oram.
A.
M.
Manson.
MPP.
Mayor
McClymont.
J.
Myhlll-JLoneo,
8.
E.
Parker.
Pred
Stork
and
Ur.
toedy
of
Seattle.
Among
those
contributing
to
the
evening's
program
bi
Prom
a
oaint
at
or
near
the
City
i
were
David
Thomson.
R.
uo
wtaer,
J.
of
Itlmonton
by
the
most
feasible
8mcl,ir,
Thomas
MoUeekln.
W.
1.
Mi
route
Bes.".sin
to
the
Town
of
Grande
.
of
Alberta.1
Rumor
as
to
.
the
rf-,lfh
death
In
,..
the
,.,h
aoMth
Pra'rr
in
the
Province
ihen-e
Houih
Westerly
through
the
of
Jack
Merrltt,
late
of
the
police
de-Monkmsn
Pass
m
a
point
at
or
near
p,rtment
of
the
railway
here,
are
b
tTZ!
TrS'Sf
"iVmsh
Ikmd
to
be
unfounded.
He
was
recent-
Columbia.
uli
M
.
111
Prairie
III
l
a
point
11.
.il
ti
in
a
Conne
in
a
or
near
point
at
or
near
Orande
North
Westerly
direction
,
at
or
near
Police
uoupe
1
punt
at
or
near
rouce
.
ln
Norm
wenieriy
uimuuu
to
.1
point
at
or
near
nuaums
nu
on
ihi
Price
Hn.r.
thence
in
a
general
Sr.ulh
Westerly
and
Westerly
direction
snd
North
Wsterly
by
the
mcst
feaslhle
route
throuvh
the
Pine
Pass
to
.1
point
at
or
near
the
Town
of
Stewart
in
the
Province
of
Brltlah
CYlumoia
ul
the
head
of
Portland
Id)'
From
a
point
at
or
near
Hudson's
Hopi-
crossing
Peace
River
in
a
general
Easterly
direction
to
s
point
st
wiilte
aw:
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direction
to
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point
point
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1928.
iUA
a
Hl"
Applicant
Ollloes'
Can
ids.
Alberts.
mi'
lv
seen
by
frienda
In
7noouver.
A
tea
waa
given
by
Mrs.
R.
Montedor
aid
of
the
Seal
cove
braneh
of
the
Red
Cross
Society.
IVNI)
ACT
NOTirH
Ol'
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
I.AMI
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dis
trict,
and
situate
at
Huston
Inlet,
Queen
Charlotte
Island.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Robert
M.
Currie,
of
Vancouver,
B.C..
occupation
fish
ypvM'ii
lunuw
u
"rrt
1
VI
at
or
near:
en
following
deacrtoed
land:
mnri
Vermilion
ana
inene
nonimij
uommencing
ai
a
poev
piaoiea
at
and
Wej.terly
to
the
right
banx
of
t
lie
,
northeast
corner
about
100
feet
wes-Hav
River
.it
or
near
its
intersection
,
terly
from
miners'
cabins
at
bead
of
with
ih"
Northern
boundary
of
he
Huston
Inlet;
thence
westerly
30
Proviu
of
Anuria.
hslns;
thence
southerly
about
13
chains;
The
-
i
ll
rtiiiwayn
being
declared
to
thence
easterly
30
chains;
thence
liot-he
for
the
iti-neral
benefit
of
Canada.
therly
about
12
chains,
and
containing
a
To
suthorlre
Ihe
said
Company
to
at
acres,
more
or
less,
construct
wharvei.
d-cks
snd
hotel
and.
ROBERT
M.
CURRIE,
COllsniu.
,
..ILv,.
D
VI'
K'tini.n,
.
....
.
ion
the.
(3.000CK)i
ix
!
as
Lot
Thirteen
11.11
secllon.
11
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s.i
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m
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fuwntii
1
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MflUUK
A171-
tiiowiiiiii-l"!
..
..
i..,.biiii
unn
LHICIIIIOIIV-
IIIV
to
rile
upon
snd
KKP.
1
of
the
public,
acoulre
water
power
sites
and
to
gener-!??
c
itric
aniTi.!
her
energy
and
to
dla-pose
of
the
surplus
from
and
collect
,'Snye
.he
said
Company
to
U-'uc
securities
in
iwspect
of
the
!?..'
..
,
.,i
v
1,
in
amount
not
1
1
01
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1
i
A
A
A
nfVl
iVl
1
otecilnu
I-Jlly
inouiuuiu
i'.s--'
Runert
Kupert.
In
in
tne
Dolla'
-
xhf
mountain
t
(h.
'
V
Ol
suiihiiimiiii
tins
4th
day
I
MACHINE
KNIVES!
II
?hb
daily
mm
PAGE
FT73
FINDS
DIARY
LONE
TRAPPER
Had
to
hill
lo"
When
Close
(u
Dread
Barren
Land
of
Far
North
Country
I50DY
FOIINI)
NEAR
TENT
Became
Violently
III
From
Eating
Dpj
Flesh
and
Went
to
G'etw.
.'
Fish
?'
EDMONTON.
JtJ.
2(1
-A
special
des-
Qgtsn
Id
tfiS,
Bulletin
says:
Hoar
"Btsckle"
Walter
Jatnners.
trapper
front
wui9,
'XT
scfcy
uj
starvation
I
the
edge
cfon
sraatf'
lake,
half
a.
ml
from
the
dWI
.Barren
Lands
of
tn
North,
is
toldTItt
the
half
Intelligent
scrawl
of
hi
dlafjf,
brought
to
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
headquarters
here
by
Corporal
U
M.
Lloyd-Walters,
who,
with
Special
Constable
Daniels,
made
a
desolate
trip
In
sixty
below
peso
weather
to
Investigate
the
report
reaching
Fort
6ml
tt)
by
moccasin
telegraph
that
white
man
bad
been
found
deal
by
Indiana,
who
were
fol-
The
diary
was
a
email
copybook,
kept
by
Lanners
from
October
1.
19M.
when
he
left
Port
Resolution
for
his
trap
lines
on
the
edge
of
the
Barren
lands.
It
shows
that
he
took
111
on
February
9.
1937,
and
the
last
three
entries
on
March
38,
34
and
36,
show
that
he
was
then
unable
to
walk,
that
he
had
shot
his
laat
CrOg.
and
although
some
of
the
carcass
still
remained,
he
was
unable
to
prepare
It
for
flood
owing
to
weakness.
The
diary
also
indicated
that
the
diet
of
dog
flee
left
the
trapper
violently
Ul.
and
It
when
he
finally
crawled
on'
hands
and
knees
from
the
tent
to
the
edge
of
the
lske.on
a
last
despairing
effort
to
clamber
out
over
the
lee
to
his
flat)
nets
that
death
overtook
him.
The
body
was
found
lying
en
Its
back,
about
fifty
yards
from
the
teat.
The
knees
were
drawn
up.
sad
were
nearty
drifted
over
with
rand
aad
trtav,
while
the
head
of
the
unfortUMte
nv.n
was
Ivtiur
at
the
jurai
wnrn
me
intcrcei
ana
participation
Iroouth
Of
a
wetf
tram
the
body.
I.KTTLKM
den,
some
fifty
feet
FKOl
KIIMONTON
In
a
wallet
in
the
pocket
of
the
dead
man
were
found
two
letters
fsetn
BdsMnton,
one
stsned
"Vera"
and
the
other
signed
"Bob."
'knd
an
old
Albert
Lsquor
perevK.
KoV
of
the
letters
bee
retttrnaddreasea.
laaeSe
the
little
teat
the
sleeping
robe
of
the
dead
man.
stretched
ever
a
oartbou
skin,
ley
in
on
corner,
and
at
its
foot
was
a
tin
plat
with
a
half
gnawed
dog
leg
bone
on
It.
a
cup.
and
a
taw-kettle.
X
small
stove
had
been
set
up
near
the
door,
and
beside
tne
bed
stood
a
bag:
of
old
clothes,
a
bag
of
JOB
Savage
shells,
and
about
8
packages
of
MJO
ammunition.
A
smell
first
aid
medical
kit
era
also
In
the
tent.
Included
.
"7
,
.
.
,T
.
..
nir
sywrwisiw
sswpysing
aasu
furbearers.
but
no
.oaehe
was
found,
jsnd
It
la
beUeved
that
If
a
fur
each
listed
It
bad
been
raided
by
wolverines
,
with
a
hash
that
section
i
over
-tub
There
was
nothing
lq.
Use
oaaap
or
on
'she
person
of
the
d
see
sued
to
Indicate
where
any
relative
lived,
but
it
la
known
he
came
from
Oklahoma,
and
had
applied
for
natural
nation
papers.
HAD
NTAKYKI)
IlKIOHi:
Lanners
was
known
aa
a
particularly
darlug
trapper
who
frequently
went
into
the
Barrett
land
without
supplies,
depending
upon
his
rifle
for
food
for
himself
and
dogs.
Oa
his
own
telling
be
bad
been
caught
actse
before
and
had
to
live
on
bet
dog.
The
trapper
waa
last
seen
alive
ca
January
3.
1917,
by
two
trappers
nanft-d
Peterson.
At
that
time
he
bad
only
90
pounds
of
flour
and
a
little
coromeal
and
tallow
for
dog
feed,
and
waa
depending
on
the
9aHbou
to
see
him
shrsugli.
The
cari
bou
were
late
In
eomlng
last
winter.
1
however,
and
were
very
scam,
and
Lanners
ws,
from
hp)
'
dtsey
entries.
apparentfv
kinabl
Kjffi
sftOcient
ovt-boi
ellneeAsr
hia
deaa
MrimH
'hit
shot
IBM.
SlW'
Stt
;JBrVftksaiT
srittsl
THERB
tthe
NgkgM
of
the
Wat
animal
miSJf?
00
01
PnlTi
wlM
crrvln
09
waterhole
for
fish
or
wftter.
The
burying
of
the
body
and
the
salvaging
of
the
effeeu
of
the
dead
man
were
carried
out
In
real
Royal
Canadian.
Mounted
Puiire
style.
High
winds
and
slaty
below
weather
made
the
work
of
the
patrol
arduous
in
the
extreme,
but
the
body
waa
located
and
WwUfloatsMt
eetsMssbed
by
the
gold
crowned
teeth
of
the
dead
man.
The
body
was
burled
on
the
edge
of
the
lake
In
a
sandy
knoll,
and
a
cairn
of
atones
and
rough
wooden
cross
was
erected
over
the
spotr
by
Corporal
Lloyd-Walter
and
Daniels
INDIAN
IIMI
IIOIIY
Word
of
the
tragedy
was
first
re
ceived
after
Dsptute
Nstawsus
and
his
wife
Therasa,
Indian
trappers,
called
may
stay
in
at
the
tent
and
found
it
open
with
I
1
cribed
tlMyn
as
being
like
maggots
on
rotten
meet.'
which
waa
certainly
true,
especially
on
the
upper
Taltaon
and
Nanoocha
lake.
We
met
them
on
the
upper
Taltaon
In
countless
thousands."
says
the
report
of
the
patrol
corporal.
Man
in
the
Moon
ITB
difficult
to
have
faith
In
thing
when
the
stosnach
is
empty.
no
one
(n
sight
A
search
showed
the
IKY.
who
had
never
seen
a
bfidy
en
the
edge
of
the
lake,
and
the
!
fore,
waa
s
ulking
down
the.
any-
is
s
story
told
In
Winnipeg
Indraft,
securing
the
aid
of
Vincent
with
hu
uncle,
Jakey.
They
wet
a
ahd
Lou
la
Vita!,
two
other
trapline
In-1
negro
woman,
and
Iky
gave
vent
to
his
dtans.
wrapped
It
hi
eanvas
and
placed
surprise
He
opined
that
the
lady
It
In
a
clump
of
trees,
aovered
with
needed
a
bath.
brush
and
sent
u:
.!
to
ihe
police
post
"No
"
replied
Tfnrle
"Thatw
her
neat
'Smith,
itural
color
six
u
black
all
over."
TtkSvpetrol.
which
left
Fort
Smith
or
'
"You
know
everything.
deeVt
PM,
34.
snd
which
encountered
Unole
Jokeyf
observed
the
mamumt
i
head
Ip,
covered
over
600
miles
In
which
was
mostly
sixty
below
Pur
was
reported
very
scarce
but
wolf
tracks
were
plentiMl'iiear
the
Barrens.
I'ATK
PLAYS
NTIlAMii;
PIIANK
By
the
irony
of
:
fate,
caribou,
the
failure
of
which
to
appear
tht
year
before
was
the
cause
of
tenner's
death,
were
thi
year
more
plentiful
thn
ever.
W
travelled
from
the
Caribou
eater
wtap
uu
Naikoouiw
lakt
to
the
Barrens,
ihiu
seven
miles
of
Bus-
Mil's,
snd
were
uver
out
of
sight
of
to
the
international
boundary.
letting
it
out
of
hia
eight,
and
then
committed
suicide
when
he
found
out
It
was
s
counterfeit
bill.
I
SUPPOSE
some
Englishman
will
be
smiling
at
this,
not
remembering
that
a
whole
lot
of
his
countrymen
do
not
even
have
a
two
dollar
bill
to
blow
away.
It
has
sll
gone
for
bear
and
beef.
The
only
way
he
can
keep
In
condition
la
by
chselng
his
lost
"h"s."
THE
hsppy
beginning
of
the
Olty
Council
is
full
of
portent.
Usually
when
everybody
IS
so
pleased
SB
aa
everybody
there
Is
a
little
store?
In
the
offing
But
it
la
possible
the
gtorm
wind
at
the
outset1
of
ntrshewV
'
v.
the
offlng.
-wwW
toe-
.
BIO
Bill
Thompson
of
Chicago
does
not
etn
to
have
sent
any
recent
challenges
to
King
Oeerge.
THE
King
of
Great
Chicago
A
terrible
fuss
did
mat
lie
sent
a
challenge
'cross
the
sea
Which
made
old
England
quake.
60
BTfut,
there,
was
the
tumult
It
shook
each
wall
and
rafter.
But
what
the
shaking
was
about
Was
naught
but
English
laughter.
of
your
copy
of
The
D
aily
News
cvery
night
by
having
it
delivered
to
your
address
by
carrier
paid
in
advance
will
bring
it
to
you
every
night
for
a
year
Keep
Yourself
Well
Posted
about
world
news,
district
news,
all
the
doings
of
Prince
Itqpcrt,
your
own
town,
and
by
no
means
the
least,
get
the
NEWS
OF
TIIE
STORES
their
prices
and
their
bargains
by
reading
-regularly
THE
DAILY
JVE
them
all
the
tune.
The
Indians
des
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU!
DEMAND
-
"Rupert
Brand".
Kippers
v
'Nisn
food;
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Prince
Kupert.
B.C.
Thor
Johnson
GOES
OUT
OF
TIIE
SHOE
HUSINBSS
DRASTIC
REDUCTIONS
On
every
Shoe
in
the
Store
GHEAT
JIAKC.A1NS
C03IB
AND
GET
'EMI
MOFFAT'S
Electric
RANGES
JIade
in
Canada.
Sold
the
world
over.
There
are
more
exclusive
feature
in
Moffat
than
any
other
Electric
Range.
Can
be
had
with
or
without
Kitchen
Coal
Heater.
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
233
Third
Avenue
I'rlnce
Rupert