PAGE
EIGHT
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
TEKRACE1'
Toombs
at"
Port
Simpson.
The
O.G.I.T.
girls
returned
from
camp
at
Lakelse
Lake
on
Wednesday
after
a
10-day
outing.
Mrs.
II.
C.
Creelmai,
and
sons
of.Topley
are
guests
at
the
home
of
her
mother,
Mrs.
J.
Raven.
,
C.
McLachlan
of
Anyox,-
was
a
visitor
here
during
the
weeks-'
Mrs.
II.
R.
Brummity
was
an
afternoon
tea
hostess
on
Wednesday
In
compliment
to-Mrs.
E.
W.
Marentette,
prior
to
her-
departure
for
the
south.
j
A
wy
successful
dance,
wm
held
here
on
Friday
evening
under
the
auspices
of
the
Boy
8ftout.
wh
are
favoring
to
rale
fund
to
buy
gym
nulum
equipment.
There
-aa
a
good
crowd
and
good
music
and
the
boys
proved'
to
be
admirable
hosts.
,
PRINCE
GEORGE
Miss
Margaret
Copkt)rfiturne4j,,(
The
weather
here
has
been
very
on
Wednesday
after
spending
unsettled,
with
considerable
rain,
provement
next
week.
A
long
standing
dispute
over
squatters'
titles
to
property
at
nnite
the
fact
that
the
weather
.
Summit
Lake
was
cleared
up
this
.wKen
h
WuSmitli,
inspector
was
cold
-and
wet
-durip&-.the-Ee.
whole
of
the
time,
they
were
'
liiW
As'
for
the
province.-sold
al:
camped,
the
girls
were
very
en-
the
surveyed
parcels
except
one
to
thusiastic
over
the
good
time,
the
so-cafled
squatters
at
terms
they
had
-and
the
splendid
train-satisfactory
to
tnem.
ing
and
entertainment
they
re-
,
ceived
under
the
supervision
of!
Dr.
Watson
of
Pouce
Coupe,
who
became
suddenly
ill
last
week,
was
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Allen,
Misses
Mary
and
Helen
Lade
and
Mrs.
E.
J.
conveyed
to
the
hospital
at
Grana
Mnore.
Owing
to
unfavorable
Prnirie
by
Pilot
P.
B.
Calder
in
a
weather,
the
Golden
Keys
did
not
Western
Canada
A
ways
plane
en-go
wed
in
map
making
In
the
Peace
into
camp
for
the
remainder
of
the
week
as
planned.
River
valley.
Wm.
LiUle
returned
on
Thurs-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Guest,
Mr.
day
from
Shames
where
he
has
nd
Mr-
Jhn
JeIU8"'
MTr'
been
putting
up
camp
buildings
Mrs-,
Dv,d.
nJIccDold'
.J
B'
Turnbull
and
R.
S.
Edwards
have
for
C.
L.
M.
Giggey's
logging
bp-
erations
in
that
vicinity.
ri;tued.
t0
t0W?
aftf
lratte,nd,n?
the
Elks
convention
at
Kamloops.
Miss
Mary
Lade
of
Vancouver,.
Mr.
and
Mr3.
Alf
Holmwood
are
who
with
her
sister,
Miss
Helen
spending
a
honeymoon
at
the
coast
Lade,
have
been
holidaying
at
bofore
returning
here
to
take
up
the
home
of
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Allen
residence.
and
assisting
them
at
the
G.G.LT.
carap
at
Lakelse
Lake,
left
on
Miss
Nan
'Craig
left
this
week
Thursday
for
her
home.
She
will
for
Prince
Rupert,
where
she
will
;
be
joined
at
Haysport
by
her
sis-
make
her
future
home,
organizing
ter,
who
left
here
on
Sunday
to
dancing
classes
there.
visit
friends
at
that
point.
I
;
"Kid"
Gleason
of
Prince
Geo-ge,
Miss
Lorna,
Christy
left
on
who
for
years
has
suffered.
with
Thursday
to
visit
her
sister,
Mrs.
itching
feet,
has
joined
and
gone
P.
Smith
In
Telkwa.
away
with
a
circus
which
visited
'
here
recently.
W.
P.
Armour
of
Prince
Rupert
was
a
visitor
here
on
Wednes-
Rev.
E.
J.
Saleska,
local
Luth-day.
.,
cran
Church
minister,
is
attending
a.,pa8toral
conference
in
Edmon-
W.
H.
Oliver
returned
qtf
Wed-
ton..
neaday
from
Alice.
.Arm
where
he
has
spent
the
summer.
NEW
HAZELTON
The
annual
Flower
Show
of
the
Hazelton
Horticultural
So
ciety
was
a
great
success
and
the
financial
result
is
expected
to
be
quite
satisfactory
by
the
time
final
tabulations
have
been
made.
There
was
a
large
entry
list
and
many
visitors
from
the
district
were
in
town
for
theocr
csision.
In
the
evening
there
was
a
concert
and
dance.
,
A
camp
has
been
established
at
13-mile
on
tho
New
Hazelton-.Smithers
road
where
considerable
work
is
to
be
done.
A
power
shovel
has
been
placed
there
and
the
double
turn
at
the
gravel
pit
is
to
be
taken
out.
wui
motor
to
their
home
m
Oreys
w.
H.
Phelps
and
son
and
A.
solidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.,
have
completed
a
week's
examination
ofthe
Suskwa
group
of
silver-lead,
zinc
and
copper
claims
on
the
Babine
trail
about
30
miles
from
New
Hazelton.
.
The
company's
further
interest
in
the
property-
will
depend
uponi
uso.ija
m
naiuiJii'3
iijui
-were
u-
ken.
The
J
engineer's
'rt
ro
aso
'
ex-ambiine
other
properties
on
the
the
past
two
weeks
with
Mrs.
C.
during
the
past
week,
but
pros-
other
side
of
the
Babine
range.
rr
i.
iTi
Cl.'...
innoti
pects
'are
arc
tlmf
that
ltllrp
there
will
will
Vl(
be
,tn
an
im
IlTI-
Rev.
A.'
A.
Burnett
of
Kispiox
has
returned
to
Kispiox
after
spending
some
time
at
the
canneries
at
the
mouth
of
the
Skeena,
River.
i
1
ReV.
T.
H.
Wright-has
been
visiting
Woodcock
and
Dorreen
,
this
week.
ALICE
ARM
I
Misses
Rose
and
Teresa
O'-j
Neill
of
Anyox
are
spending
aj
holiday
here
with
their
sister,!
Mrs.
Lofthus.
The
former
will
shortly
return
to
her
nursing
duties
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
I
W.
J.
L.
King
of
Vancouver,
secretary
of
the
Utilty
Mines
j
Ltd.,
C.
0.
Wickenden,
a
director,
I
and
P.
E.
Peterson,
consulting'
engineer,
paid
a
visit
of
inspec-
tion
to
the
Tiger
property
last:
week.
The
tunnel
in
No.
3
tunnel
is
tJ
be
driven
120
feet
bj
contract'
with
a
view
to
tapping
the
main
ore
body
already
encountered
in
No.
1.
and
2
tunnels.
Nell
Forbes
and
William
Mc-Farlane
left
last
week
for
the
Taku
district
where
they
will
engage
in
prospecting
for
the
next
few
months.
A
successful
dance
was
held
in
T.
W.
Fa'lconer's
Hall
on
Saturday
night.
There
was
a
large
attendance.
Norman
Fraser
and
Angus
Macdonald
iff
the
Esperarita
mine
are
on
a
trip
to
Prince
Rup-9ft.
pn
company
business.
'
'
'
y
;
Alice;.
Arm
and
Anyox
tennis
player
staged
a
,yery
oleee
Vurtameni
on
Uve
tel
-court..
Anyox
won
nine
set
and
78
game
and
Alice
Arm.
eight
set
and
76
gsnvo.
The
pi
yen
were:
Anyox
Mrs.
w.
F.
Eve.
Mr.
C.
OundUl.
Mrs.
CO.
Frlcker.
Mia
Mildred
Dresser.
M1m
Blakey.
Bee
Oatman,
O.
O.
Maclntyre.
V.
S.
.McRae
and
Mr.
Rtephtn;
Alice
Arm
Mrs..
It.
F.
Kergln.
.
Was
Alice
Kergln.,.
Mia
Alice
Hegterg.v.T.
W.
Falconer.
Lorne
Fal
coner,
Al
Falooner
and
Dr.
George
preliminary
development
work
on
the
Eed
Bluff
property,
including
trail
building
and
camp
construction,
ha
been
completed
and
now
a
small
crew
1
engaged
in
development
work
on
the
surface.
J.
N.
McPhee
Is
in
charge
of
operations.
To
lend
all
assistance
they
can
T.
Phelps
pf
Caracas,
South
Am-
'o
the
project
for
an
international
THE
DAILY
NEWS
TuesdayAuKUst
27
RADIO
MUSIC
D.
C.
McKae
Returns
From
Giving
Demonstrations
of
Victor
Radio-EIectrola
i
D.
C.
McRae.
who
has
been
spending
a
week
or
so
at
Stewart
and
Anyox
gave
recitals
at
each
place
with
his
combined
instrument,
the
Victor
Radio-Electrola,
which
combines
the
most
perfect
radio
receptive
qualities
with
the
reproduction
of
the
Electrola.
Mr.
MeRae
asys
that
at
Stewart
he
had
an
audience
of
about
two
hundred
and
three
hundred
at
Anyox
and
those
who
heard
the
instruments
were
much
pleased
and
good
business
resulted.
Getting
two
Instruments
of
superb
quality
for
the
price
of
one,
he
says
appealed
very
strongly
to
the
people
of
Portland
Canal,
as
it
has
also
appealed
to
many
in
Prince
Rupert.
He
says
he
finds
the
people
of
the
mining
towns
a
discerning
and
discriminate
people
and
he
expects
to
do
considerable
more
business
with
them.
McRae
Bros,
have
a
shipment
of
eighteen
of
these
instruments
just
arrived
and
he
expects
more
to
follow,
Advt.
OFFICIAL
VISIT
BY
REBEKAH
HEAD
Provincial
President
and
Past
Noble
Grand
Honored
at
Gathering
Last
Night
The
local
Rebekah
Lodge,
of
which
Mrs.
Thomas
Priest
is
noble
grand,
received
an
official
visit
last
night
from
Mrs.
M.
E.
Knight
of
Ladysmith,
president
of
the
Rebekah
Assembly
of
British
Columbia,
the
formal
lodge
proceedings
being
followed
by
a
social
whj&l
was
;
plpg
attended
,bjr
membes
of
(he
Oddferaws'
Ledge-.
';
,,;
;
.
'
'
During
the
social
Mrs.
Knight
was
pretested
with
a
souvenir
of
Prince
Rupert
by
Mrs.
L.
C.
Eby.
district
deputy
president,
on
behalf
of
the
local
lodge.
Mrs.
Alex
Mackenzie
past-
noble
grand,
was
presented
with
a
jewel
of
the
lodge
by
Mrs.
Knight
in
recognition
of
her
pervlces.
The
provincial
president
made
a
suitable
address
and
refreshments
we
e
served.
1
CERMAN
NEWSPAPERMAN
VISITS
PRINCE
RUPERT
Is
on
Way
to
Mouth
of
Mackenzie
River.
Yukon
and
Alaska
Wm.
Droald
left
on
Monday
for
tl
.
.
,
...
......
...,
The
new
road
from
the
unner
Kit-
Prince
RUrwrt
was
visited
yes-
PMnce
Runert
to
meet
his
sister.
Miss
'V
s
expecieu
mai
worK
will
.ult
ni...
prrlai'
nnH
tnrlatr
lit-
Hsnrno
I
...k
Jenny
Donald,
who
has
been
on
an
be
started
in
the
not
far
distant
Tone
mine
h
been
completed
by
the
ner,
a
Ge-man
newspaperman,
who
extecded
it
with
friends
in
Seattle
future
on
a
new
bridge
across
provincial
department
of
public
work.
is
spending
the
greater
part
of
Ir'wJVv
"T'Ve
Irom
the
Bulkley
River
at
or
near
,0;w
h
present
year
travelling
over
the
aouth
mUch
on
Wednesday.
nagw,iget.
A
power
shovel
has
th
oW
"
ithe
country
and
investigating
Mrs.
MoLeod
of
Anyox.
who
has
been
been
moved
from
Skeena
Cros-
conditions
and
studying
its
natural
holidaying
at
Hill
Farm,
returned
homo
gln(t
to
New
IIalelton
to
work
on
on
Friday.
.i
,vi.t,
...m
i
STEWART
tiia
icvv
4iu
nuibJl
mil
uc
net-Mr.
and
Mia.
Oordon;
Sparke
and
essary
If
the
bridge
goes
east
of
Hr.
Charles
F.
Sandford,
wife
chiidiwa,
who
have
apent
the
past
the
0id
high
jevej
gpan
The
of
the
editor
of
the
Hyder
Herald,
SK
.right-of-way
has
already
been
fted
last
Thursday
night
after
an
left
on
Saturday
for
i
Hazelton,
where
cut
on
both
sides
of
the
river.
il'ness
of
several
weeks.
they
Mt
their
ear,
arid
from
there
history.
He
ha
already
visited
Hudson
Bay
and
the
eastern
provinces
and
is
now
planning
a
t-in
o
AkUvik-,ar
thje
mouth
of
the
Mackenxie
Rir.1
The
first
part
of
.
the
trip
wlH;be
taken
bv
fmoe
ir4
ftr
thW
freie-up
Mr.
Iielch-ner
nlar
to
buy
h
dog
team
and
proceed
bv
sled.
From
the
mou'h
of
the
Mf)reniie
he
will
visit
the
Mr.
and
Mrs.'c.
R.
Gilbert
left
on
erica,
left
Haielton
at
the
first
highway
between
Fairbanks,
I
Yukon
i
and
then
to
Alaska',
follow-
Monday
to
epend
a
short
holiday
in
0f
the
week
on
a
grizzly
bear
Alaska,
and
Seattle,
Washington,
Vancouver.
They
were
accompanied
i
,i
n,.
r-
11
Vip
Ifvrlpr
riinmh.-
nf
PnmmorM.
Wnr.M"ho
rn
country.
and
Stewart
Board
of
Trade
have
tor
the
past
few
weeks.
Mr,
aiiberra
joined
hands.
There
was
a
joint
sister
of
San
Jose,
Calif.,
win
return
D.
C.
McKechnie
and
E.
L.
meeting
here
of
representatives
of
north
with
them.
Bowler,
engineers
for
the
Con-
the
two
bodies.
CAUSE
AND
EFFECT
Everybody
decries
the
frequency
of
the
Forest
Fir?
even
the
people
who
cause
them.
Too
much
time
is
spent'
in
bewailing
the
effect,,
hot
enough
in
analysing
thc.cau.scv
PLAIN
CARELESSNESS
was
the
cause
of
Eighty
Per
Cent
of
our
Fire
Losses
last
year.
PREVENT
FOREST
FIRES
YOU
CAN
HELP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FOREST
SERVICE
I
Incorporation
of
Stewart
under
the
Village
Act
is
again
being
considered.
At
a
public
meeting
last
week,
II.
P.
Gibson.
W.
R.
Tooth
and
II.
D.
Rochfort
were
named
a
committee
to
carry
on
until
an
expression
of
opinion
from
the
citizens
can
be
obtained,
i
.
'
John
Mcnenghello
has
Incorporated
.the
old
Empress
Hotel
here
linto
a
company
with
capitalization
of
$100,000.
It
is
estimated
that
$15,000
will
be
required
to
put
the
hotel
in
shape
for
use.
BRUIN
CAME
NEAR
TO
GETTING
A
BUMPING
FROM
BAKER'S
CAR
TERRACE.
Aug.
27:
Mr.
Daley,
local
baker,
had.
a
unique
experience
with
a
black
bear
while
motoring
along
the
Ipg
which
be
exoecrs
to
spend
i
th"
rnr.b
in
the
States.
Mr.
Lfichner
gnent
a
year
In,
B"i1.
where
be
had
a
narrow
escape
for
hi
He
.
He
how
bul
let
wounH
in
bis
chest
which
are
now
healed
but
which
came
very
close
to
endinr
his
career.
At
one
time,
too,
the
how
he
wag
riding
w
killed
by
a
cobra.
To
show
how
thorough
is
Mr.
Lelrhner's
work,
h
trsmrn-d
the
rai'wv
f-oni
Banff
to
Field
and
secured
h
rmmW
of
very
Inter-eMng
gonloffical
sneetmens
In
th"
mip
n
he
np-ssed
through.
Mr.
LfMehner
gave
Pr1ne
Rupert
tlie
om:e-over
and
carried
away
a
few
sr-cimens
of
native
work,
GOLDEN
WEDDING
OF
PRINCE
GEORGE
ELDERLY
RESIDENTS
PRINCE
GEORGE.
Aug.
37
In
celebration
of
thsHr
golden
wedding
anniversary
veMrrday.
Mr.
and
Mm.
a.
A.
Kennedr
of
bH
"
eW
recepUon
in
tMlr.
ubo
,ksre
A
large
number
of
frttndK
of
the
.eldetlr
coaple
called
ditrtng
th.
aiternoon
and
extended
their
hearty
odngratutatloiw
.
Mr
Kennedy
wok
born
IP
Ireland
74
years
ago
wb'le
Mr
Kennedy
is
eg
years
or
age.
rosd
leadlns
from
the
Skeena
brtdae
and
Is
s
latWa
X
Ontario
!on
the
Lakelse
aide,
the
other
night
They
were
married
ft
Belleville.
Oat..
lie
came
suddenly
upon
the
bear
tra-'
and
movrd
to
Manitoba
a
few
years
veiling
along
the
road
In
the
same
l'-r
in
1091
They
cam
to
Prince
direction
he
wm
going.
When
the'orirw.
nt
d
Have
lived
here
ever
since.
i
bear
noticed
him
she
began
running
Thflr
fldeat
daughter.
Mrs.
J.
A.
I
but
still
kept
to
the
road.
Mr
Daley
Mcleod
,,r
Rgina.
was
in'
attendsnce
apeeded
up
his
oar
and
kept
right
be-
They
hnvr
two
other
dnUghtera
and
hind,
at
times
almcfi
bumping
bruin,
I
one
son
living
on
tbe
prairies,
and
who
finally
derided
to
give
him
the
their
youngest
son.
Hsrry
Kennedy,
rlKht-of-way.
lives
in
Prlnoe
nupert.
CAPTAINS
FOR
NEW
STEAMERS
Skippers
Donald
and
Nedden
Will
1
Go
to
Uterpool.In
Spring;
Description
of
Boats
'
MWaMM
Senior,
captains,
of.
Canadian
National
Coast
Steamships,
including
Oapt.
D.
Donald,
now
of;
the
Prince
Rupert,
and
Capt.
Har-
ry
Nedden,
Prince
George,
will
go!
to
Liverpool
next
spring
lo
take
;
nvpr
inn
yiaw
arnamdrt
rr
npo
'
David,
Prince
Henry
and
Prince
Robert
and
bring
them
out
to
this
co4KrA
IIn
'ts
announced
by
Sir
Henry
Thornton.
The
Prince
David,
Prince
Henry
-nd
Prince
Robert
will
each
be
384.
C
feet
long,
Gt
feet
beam
and
a
d-aft
of
1C.G
feet.
The
gross
tonnage
of
each
of
the
new
ships
will
be
between
6000
and
6000
4ons.
The
contract
calls
for
a
speed
of
23
knots,
which
will
place
these
vessels
among
the
fastest
on
the
coast.
Each
boat
will
have
sleeping
accommodation
for
335
passen
gers
and
a
daylight
capacity
of
1500.
The
boats
will
have
the
familiar
three
funnels
and
will
also
have
cruiser
sterna.
If
the
present
plans
are
adhered
to
the
thee
ships
will
be
launched
:umultanouIlx.
(rom
thrafrnalell-Lai
d
building
slipways
,
on
the
nsrjey,
as
construction
is
equally
advanced.,
,
The
lawiwnke
are
Vjpefted
to
tike
pMce
ift
December
or
January
and,
although
no
announcement
has
yet
been
made
regarding
'h
sponsors,
the
first
ship
will
n
nil
probability
be
christened
oy
Lady
Thornton.
The
first
two
Pince
boats
will
be
delivered
on
this
coast
by
June
1
of
next
year.
Sir
Henry
stated.
The
third
will
arrive
by
July
1.
'
Supplementary
matrleulatien
exam-inationa
for
tudnu
who
failed
in
certain
subjects
at
the
Just
examinations
opened
yeeterday
at
in)
high
rchroj.
and
will
be
In
progress
until
Saturday
evening
with
H.
C.
Fraser,
Inspector
of
schools,
acting
as
prvd4
log
examiner.
Oracle
nine
supplementary
exam
will
start
Friday
aaorntcg
n
;i
i
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21,
28
29,
from
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lo
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anaa"
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