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DAILY
EDITION
Tuesday,
Sept.
24,
1929
PEACE
RIVER
MESSAGE
We
strongly
urge
Prince
Rupert
v-ho
were.
not
present
at
the
meeting
in
the
city
hall
lat
night
to
read
the
abbreviated
report
of
the
meeting
given
in
The
Daily
News
today.
The
speech
of
Mr.
Frederick
emphasizes
the
importance
of
securing
direct
connection
with
the
Peace
River
country.
We
must
not
leave
a
stone
unturned
in
connection
with
this
matter
ami
it
may
be
necessary
to
take
extreme
measures
to
bring
our
case
before
the
Sickness
is
an
indication
of
lawlessness.
It
indicates
that
some
of
the
laws
of
nature
have
been
broken.
C.
P.
R.
BIG
PLANS
We
still
have
not
given
up
the
thought
that
possibly
the
C.P.R.
may
mclujUhe
port
of
Prince
Rupert
in
their
plans.
If
the
railway
to
Prince
Runert
is
nnr.
nnvino
nnvinrr
It
A
NATIONAL
MOIORIAL
TO
LORD
11AIG
wouid
be
a
great
advaritaKfe,
it
would
seem,
for
the
C.N.R.
w
si
umuiiy
ngnis
10
me
.
f
.
u
.
which
would
be
com-
Mr.
A.
F.
Hardlman,
famous
British
sculptor,
with
his
model
of
Lord
Halg,
which
Is
to
be
erected
as
a
national
memorial
outing.
TERRACE
H.
C.
Creelman
of
Topley,
visited
friends
here
at
the
week-end.
Miss
Jean
McLeod
returned
on
Saturday
from
a
short
visit
with
Mrs.
W.
Alrd
at
Pacific.
Mr.
Lengatt,
who
was
relieving
here
at
the
CNR.
depot,
has
gone
to
Topley
to
relieve
there,
while
H.
C.
Creelman
Is
on
holidays.
General
Blaekstock
of
Toronto,
who
has
been
In
the'Remo
district
In
the
interests
of
the
Kitaum-Valum
Timber
Co.,
left
on
Thursday
for
the
coast.
Mr.
Cavalskv.
grand
master
of
the
I.O.OJ"..
visiter
the
loeal
lodge
on
Friday
evening
and.
after
lodge
business
was
finished,
tables
were
laid
and
sumptuous
banquet,
at
which
both
Oddfellows
and
Re-bekahs
were
present,
was
enjoyed.
spent
a
few
weeks
visiting
with
Mr.
ana
Airs.
j.
uuoert.
C.
R.
Gilbert
returned
on
Saturday
from
Burns
Lake
where
he
went
on
insurance
adjustment
business.
Nigel
Sherwood
and
Barbara
re
E.
L.
Davie
of
Prince
summer
here
is
leaving
this
week
tor
Vancouver.
Mr.
Cot'.on
of
the
beginning
of
the
week,
A.
L.
Sweeney
of
Pacific
was
In
town
on
Tuesday.
Thir
.inere
"Ly
was
a
rainy
large
crowd
in
attendance
at
the
Tprrnr
Theatre
on
Monday
night,
when
Olof
Hanson,
Liberal
standard
bearer
for
Skeena,
M.P.McCaffeiy
ui
i-1
mce
iiupert,
ana
iton.
Dr.
J
THE
DAILY
NEWS
ySeptember
24,
im
NORTHERN
B.
C.
NEWS
NEW
HAZELTON
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marsh
left
on
Friday
There
was
a
good
attendance
at
to
spend
a
few
days
with
Mrs.
T.
;
a
meeting
on
Tuesday
night
at
the
H.
McCubbln
In
Pacific.
.
Assembly
Hall
to
hear
Hon.
Dr.
J.
!H.
King,
Olof
Hanson,
M.
P.
Mc-
Mrs.
Fred
Nash
left
on
Sunday
lea
fery
and
Dr.
H.
C.
Wrlnch
on
a
trip
to
prince
Rupert.
jMIA.
W.
W.
Anderson
presided.
Hon.
W.
A.
McKenzie.
minister
of
j
The
marriage
will
take
place
to-mines.
and
Robt.
Dunn,
deputy
I
night
In
Vancouver
of
Miss
Betty
minister,
were
In
town
at
the
end
Unnea
Bergman,
formerly
of
New
of
the
week,
and
visited
Lakelse
;
Hazelton,
to
Sellm
Victor
Hissing.
Lake
on
Friday.
On
Saturday
O.
-
.
,.
T.
Sundal
drove
them
over
the,,
Miss
Scott
R.tf,
who
was
rel
ev-new
hiehway
as
far
as
Usk
where
ling
on
the
Hazelton
Hospital
staff
they
will
visit
the
different
mln-
d"rln8
the
holiday
season.
Is
now
inr
areas
the
Puest
ot
Rev-
and
Mrs-
T-
D-
s
'
I
Proctor
for
a
couple
of
weeks.
Douglas
Lay,
mining
engineer!
...
.
:
..
of
the
Omineca
district
was
a
vis-
LMls
,Jy
T
fptd
of
the
Hazelton
itor
here
at
the
end
of
the
week,
Hospital
staff
is
expected
to
re-returning
to
the
interior
on
Frl-
here
today
following
a
three
(jay
:
months
holiday
in
the
east.
The
high
school
pupils,
accompanied
by
their
teachers
and
the
junior
teacners
or
tne
puoiie
W.
S.
Harris,
who
left
for
Van
couver
at
the
first
of
the
week,t
will
ndcavnp
tn
lntirpst
southern!
school
w
th?lr
shTplcnT
atcaplta
1
In
Lakelse
Lake
on
Saturday.
About
"ftaJla
"c-Jh
20
attended
and
enjoyed
the
day's
Is
f
oW
dive
wit
a
ounce,
to
sliver
and
$24
in
gold,
It
Is
repor
ted.
son
and
M.
P.
McCaffery
addres-1
positions
with
Arthur
Dixon
as
sed
a
successful
meeting
which
'
district
engineer
for
the
provincial
!
was
held
here
on
Wednesday
ueparunem
oi
puouc
worics.
is
ex-
night.
There
was
a
large
B.
F.
Messner
left
recently
foi
Vancouver
and
Seattle
on
business
to
continue
his'
stidte:
at
the
-n,
tnm
......n
i
j..,
j.j
,
.
high
quality.
A
large
shipment
of
oil
has
arrived
at
Smlthers
for
annllratlnn
vlnrlal
Grand
Master
of
the
Odd-1
Rupert
ieiiows'
Lodge,
paid
an
was
a
visitor
here
at
the
beginning
'.
visit
to
the
local
lodge
on
of
the
week.
James
Scott
of
Vancouver,
newly
night.
Levi
Graham,
manaeer
of
thp
ALICE
ARM
on
the
main
street
as
a
remedy!
Jaclc
Graham,
district
road
fore-r
dust
but,
owing
to
the
lateness
man,
has
been
cruising
out
a
route
cded
n
7
put
sra
"n
sjst1
road
up
the
"
street
until
next
spring.
""glance
Valley.
He
was
accompanied
turned
on
Sunday
from
Smlthers.
The
Denartment
of
Indian
Af
accompanied
by
Mr.
Sherwood's
i
fairs
is
calllncr
for
annlientinna
trr'
V.
.
m
M
t-
l
,
.
V-
...
a
r
'
,
luiuuicr
i
rum
r.ngiana,
id.
imaumg
an
extended
aaa
ana
vsji.
ion
ine
uip
Dy
j.
iiauber.
-
who
Ujthe
position
It
government
agent
!
rived
here
from
aSSSt
SSnfan
visit
In
Can-
at
Hazelton
In
succession
to
Ed.
u-;to
Jl"tu!?
1
and
plan
tn
u
Hyde.
make
their
home
here.
During
I
tne
summer.
Mr.
Fraser
was
em-
The
B.
D.
Bridge
Club
met
on'
F
toproyemenU
in
the
ployed
on
the
government
road
in
Tuesday
evenlng.at
the
home
of
ifhu
SiVtXt
wC.
',),.,:,',,'
u,the
Naas
Valley.
Mrs.
Oeo.
Little
r
!rnu
aistnct
Include
the
Installa-
teacher,
was
In
town
Sunday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mcintosh
are
closing
their
summer
home
at
Kit-sumkalum
and
are
leaving
for
Prince
Rupert
today.
Mrs.
Whitlow,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
won
oi
a
new
and
larger
switch'
ment
Telegraphs,
announces.
PRINCE
GEORGE
STEWART
President
and
Directors
on
Tour
Inspecting
hotels,
resorts
experimental
farms
and
properties
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
and
great
mining
and
industrial
plants
and
agricultural
condHloni
on
the
route
of
their
Journey
across
Canada
from
Montreal
to
Victoria
and
return,
President
purchased
by
the
city
as
sinking,
i
una
investment.
Mayor
Patterson
.
'mere
was
a
good
attendance
annas
repudiated
tne
action
or
tne
a
dance
held
In
the
Community
I
city
clerk.
Hall
at
Hazelton
last
night.
There
were
a
number
of
New
Hazelton
i
Bishop
W.
R.
Adams
of
Cariboo;
people
present.
.was
a
visitor
here
at
the
end
ot
SMITHEKS
last
week
and
on
Sunday
confirmed
eight
candidates
in
the
local
Anglican
Church.
Hon.
Dr.
J.
H.
King.
Olof
Han-!
C.
Brady,
who
is
exchanging!
'
nAfpd
fn
arHvft
hr
nHtifn
tVia
next
few
days
from
Cranbrook.
I
Mrs.
K.
E.
Wlnterbothan
of
Re-
glna,
a
passenger
on
the
eastbound
1
in
connection
with
a
dal
whirni
train
on
Tuesday
mornlne.
died
Is
expected
to
be
closed
shortly
i
suddenly
as
the
train
passed
Van-whereby
one
of
the
big
mining
derhoof.
The
body
was
token
off
companies
wlU
take
over
the
tne
train
here
and
later
forwarded
holdings
of
the
Lorraine
Mining
to
Reglna.
Co.
in
the
Babine
district.
i
iton.
Dr.
J.
II.
King,
minister
of
Arthur
SU
Louis,
who
conducted
i
health
and
pensions,
is
a
visitor
In
XTro
IT
t
Wlllenn
r.tnmil
or.
n
ttrp
vllVn
nilnor
hllelnou
rie
,
MlnCe
GeOfffe
tOdaV
Thl
nftpr.
Saturday
after
spending
the
past,dled
on
Monday
at
Edmonton,
non
he
will
confer
with
local
re-
inree
weeics
visiting
witn
nertwne
ne
was
ianen
tor
treat-
ucu
uu
uwiitu
m
uiieressj
mother
and
sisters
In
Vancouver,
ment
for
sugar
diabetes.
He
was
10
tnem
and
tonight
a
reception
i
1
28
years
ot
age
and
hed
resided
wu'
oe
tenaerea
ut.
King
in
the
severalyear..
taom
of
the
Prince
George
Lawrence
Grelg
left
on
Sunday;here
scarify
Alfred.
Broadwav.
First
and
The
city
council
has
eiven
its
Second
Avenues
from
Main
to
Co-.
approval
to
the
project
for
the
es-Harvest
festival
services
were
lumbia
Streets.
A
small
section
of
tablUhment
of
a
landing
field
for
conducted
both
morning
and
eve-
new
sidewalk
and
the
onenlne
of
;
airplanes
locally
and
now
the
merciallv
fldvflntnrrpmio
Tn
tW
oTI
X
cv'li'.
inlng
in
St.
Matthew's
Anglican
about
300
feet
of
Fourth
Avenue
.
council
wUl
endeavor
to
secure
UllIlldUY
dUdniajieOUS.
Ill
ihlS
aire
Of
hirr
ot.....1
en-nnerannn
Chtireh
mhiori
n-n
annrnnHiit.ln
hotwaon
ILfafn
vin.
inri
unltahln
fnr
th
t
concerns
find
it
to
their
advantage
fc
to
Work
tofrather
with
wun
decorated
for
the
occasion.
Mr.
Is
also
being
considered.
the
Northern
B.
C.
Agricultural
&
triPir
rivjla
tufcumer
Biackabee
0f
the
Bank
of
Mon-'
Industrial
Association
In
exchange
"
"
n
it
t
i
treal.
was
the
speaker
at
the
eve-:
Hon.
W.
A.
McKenzie,
minister
tor
other
property.
r
ua
use
nas
noi
Deen
made
OI
the
nort
Of
Prince
c
Run-
lnms
services.
Tne
rruits
ana
or
mines,
ana
Robert
Dunn,
deputt
ert'in
thf
nasf
hiiUnmHThmi
;a
r.anL,A
A
,,V.
I
veKetabl.e?
used
in
decorating,
minister,
arrived
In
Smlthers
on
should
like
to
see
even
greater
stress
laid
on
the
development
of
this
port
in
order
that
it
may
serve,
not
only
the
immediate
country
behind
it,
but
also
reach
out
into
the
Peace
River
area.
"'
Faith
is
usually
beneficial.
It
is
better
to
believe
in
something
false
than
not
to
believe
in
anything.
NE
WORE
'DISCOVERY
New
ore
discoveries
are
being
made
with
unceasing
regularity.
Every
day
we
find
the
development
of
the
older
discoveries
carried
on
further
and
thus
bringing
them
nearer
the
producing
stage
.
!s,
minin
engineer
who
was
here
at
the
week-end
spoke
qf
the
wonderful
development
going
on
and
the
effect
it
yas
bound
to
have
on
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
.
Gradually
the
business
is
encircling
us
and
we
hardly
notice
it.
We
have
been
improving
the
city
and
getting
ready
for
tne
advance.
It
cannot
be
very
long
before
we
begin
to
feel
the
effect
of
the
development
here
.
The
best
work
is
done
by
happy
people
.
That
was
one
secret
of
Henry
Ford's
success.
Coroner
Dr
H.
ft
Trfrv
anH
were
soldPoniMonday.
the
result-(Wednesday
in
the
course
of
a
visit
i
Constable
Joe
Howe
have
returned
ing
runds
going
to
the
womenu
i
to
various
minine
nroDertles
in
'
irom
a
tnousand
mile
trlD
Into
the
Auxiliary.
.the
district.
Douglas
Lay.
resident
ingenika
country
to
investigate
lmlnine'
nalnwr
TfTkHn
!
.
the
dnth
nf
a
franrui
Ttrn
Mrs
Bninslni
of
Conner
ritv
!cpmpanying
ihem
on
their
tour
ofifiniaaslet,
whose
body
was
found.
M-JSSLS
section"
I
acJdnKue'w
Mr.
and
Mrs.
3.
Klrkpatrlck.
j
Under
condltlon
J
gSSSf
tVe?e0WS,,de-
ThC
"'
I
which
have
been
prevailing
during!
Mrs.
C.
R.
OUbert.
accompanied
the
past
two
weeks,
crops
in
the
Day
have
been
warm
here
of
by
her
sister.
Miss
Porter
of
San
Bulkley
Valley
are
rlrjenine
rantri.
late
and
nights
frosty.
The
frost
at
Jofe,
Calif.,
returned
on
Sunday
ly
and
therer
Is
evety
indication
of'et.
however,
has
done
little
dam-
trqm
Vancouver
wnere
sne
nad
some
excellent
stands
of
grain
ofi6-
The
Power
Corporation
has
dui-
chased
from
the
Stewart
Land
Co
the
lot
at
the
southwest
rnmpr
nf
tV
L
.
01
weiy
nan
nereFirth
and
Columb
a
Streets
on
has
been
Increased
from
two
to
which
stand
th
fi
hit
l
nicn
stana
tne
hall
and
the
three
and
th
off
1ms
ro
now
Bell,
J.
Willman
and
Chas.
Dur-
ing
kept
open
In
the
mornlnes
a3!land
company's
office.
The
lor
Is
nam.
an
of
usk,
were
In
town
on
'well
as
In
the
afternoons.
i
considered
one
of
the
most
deslr
Monday
night
for
meeting.
the
political
E.
G.
Cavalskv
of
Nanalmo.
nrn.i
able
business
locations
in
Stewart
Wo1f
n-
....i
.
..
official1
"
uau,
cuwmi
ouicer,
Tuesday
i,asi
weeK
encountered
a
mountain
K
J2,
SJrtl
tra
Vtweeu
nnpolnted
maaatrer
of
the
Terrace
:
?trand
Theatre
here,
has
returned
!
There
was
a
special
service
In
t7h."S
f
tauT
ti
tSikte-
wilier
hSi:
:
Mar"8
urch
here
on
Tue-
Mr.
Biackabee,
who
has
spent
thV?0'
completely
satUfled
although
j
afy
ecnW
when-an
address
he
may
later
decide
to
lnstal
or
Riven
by
the
Blhop
of
Niagara.
was
liCiC
I
The
Canadian
Legion
held
last
dUtrlct
engineer,
Smlthers,
was
in
assistant
town
at
1
Sherrltt-Oordon
mines,
visited
Frlday
nl8ht
the
first
of
a
series
Longworth
last
week
and
looked
f
whist
drives
and
dances
which
over
some
of
the
mineral
proper-,
will
be
held
during
the
winter
ties.
He
was
particularly
Interested
JL
m
months
Then.
There
was
a
i,
lare
atten.
-
in
some
zinc
and
copper
prospects
,T
shown
him
bv
A.
E.
Read,
and
a
-ance.
i
large
galena
r)?poslt
which
Oscar
i
-
i
taen
ana
Fred
Peterson
have
been!
Joe
Thornton,
foreman
at
the
opening
up.
Independence
mine.
Is
doing
as-
The
automobile
marathon
fromlseKment
work
n
his
own
claims
Vancouver
to
Hazelton
as
proposed
UP
the
Salmon
River
and
his
place
?u2yLZ
audience
on
federal
Issues
of
the
I
attractlntr
attention
not
onlv
ln'Ken
k
n
to
y
Joe
,oe
Prout-
ProutnCe
bCen
ta"
.
.
'
v
?
.
,
a'
1
tne
unitea
states
out
aiso
in
tne
for
one
or
kvo
interruntinns
th
Tirin.v.
n,.
audience
was
quiet
and
attentive
un
request,
e.
T.
Kenney
also
made
a
brief
address.
Vocal
solos
py
O,
Heldman
of
Ottawa,
secretary
to
Dr.
King,
were
much
The
city
council
will
make
an
enquiry
at
its
next
meeting
Into
the
action
of
City
Clerk
Clerlhue
in
cancelling
before
their
maturity
Prince
George
municipal
bonds
Show
us
the
place
where
the
merchants
advertise
most
and
we
can
invariably
show
you
the
place
where
they
are
doing
best.
Beatty
and
directors
of
the
railway
are
here
shown
on
their
arrival
at
the
North
Toronto
station
lYom
left
to
right
the
photograph
shows
Itt.
Hon.
Lord
Shaughnesfiy.
W.
A.
Blatk,
6ir
George
Garneau.
of
the
Civil
Service
Communion.
E.
Y.
Beatty,
chairman
aad
p.renl-
il;
nt
of
the
system,
Dr.
H.
A.
It,
ty,
chief
.urjeon
tor
the
f
!'
Ontario
rii
tr
c-t.
Sir
Charh
,
(,,
don.
noun
ll.
MeMoster,
y
Mi
redlth
and
Dr.
Charles
K
M
,
tin,
dean
of
the
faculty
of
m,
cine.
MoGi:i
University.
IIEIVNESSY
lUtANIlY
IS
A
SAFE
STIMUIVNT
IS
ALL
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