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February
C,
1929
OLD
IKON
BARQUE
A
RARE
VISITOR
TO
LONDON
..
ms
Ki-i'.-nt's
ranal
dock.
Lutuion.
'Jin's
fi'ie
old
vessel
.'a.-,)'ow
in
186a
as
a
passenger
ship
and
is'
now
in
i
ruber
trade.
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
JU;ItNS
LAKE
Vt
UlSO
i-pi'.al
suffering
from
;.-
u.tu'ned
while
ski-st
wrok.
-iioi:
were
here
last
i
'!
ovley.
Forestdftlc.
k-
;ind
Palling
to
at-i
;
urnament.
STEWART
i
Mr-,
w.
R.
Tooth
left
th
lust
wek
and
will
,
.ndd
motor
trip
i:
-
luthorn
states.'
hav-
ing
taken
their
car
along
with
them.
ui
i.
r.
no-ycar
old
goal
The
annual
da
no
in
aid
of
the
!.,
ta..ne
here
about
Stewart
Hospital
was
held
last
.
o
from
Shelley,
Wednesday
nhrfat
and
was
a
,
a
art
attack
in
the
rm,t
success.
Music
waa
by
the
""'''
'a1
Fri.
He
Stewart
Orchestra
under
the
i
.-.li
i-.i-
of
Ontario
and
a
leadership
of
0.
I.
Hutching..
vung
character.
ana
v.
R.
Tooth
was
master
of
'
ceremonies
Much
interest
waa
m
from
here
to
Fran-
taken
in
tin
raffles
and
E.
Mon-i
s
bdng
kept
open
by
BBM
of
Hyder
s&a
to
winner
of
V
nison
with
the
use
of
60
i
CMB.
Many
donations
were
'
.uhi
mihw
plow.
made.
i
lion.
son
ana
una
t
to-
..t
.,.,
u,.
,
al.
MBS
HUHHSII
w
.0k
J
awaes
n
ir
iopi.7
0f
st.
Mark's
Anglican
Church
r.
tlL-y
will
operate
,4tt
fjj
were
elected
as
ioiiows
:
aciori
wi
irrived
laaMfA
A
Rwswnm;
bridge.
t
people.'
war-
secretary-
um
r
t
V
to
taae
pirir;..
XsWr.
P.
H
S.
Jack;
t.,rk,
-v-nuti.
ut
Southbant,
Mrfi
r
ra-w-.
Urn.
H.
P.
.
Jk.
.
Gibson,
H.
G.
Marrte,
fl.
Ben-
M.
M.
Hutehings
left
Ust
week
for
a
trip
to
Anyox.
George
Arseneau
is
visiting
in
frlnce
Rupert
where
Mrs.
Arseneau
has
'been
for
some
time
with
her
pareata,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wilfrid
Grstton.
Ernest
Musto
left
last
week
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
!
C.
McPhet
left
last
week
for
'
U-J-kXi
mx
ntn
mm
m
torn
in
him
'"
"
"
'
B
hai
wrt--
aB
HAVOC!
Tin-
ITumorisl.
London.
Vancouver
where
he
will
join
his
wife.
K.
0.
Lynch
of
Lynch
Bros,
diamond
drilling
concern
left
last
week
for
Seattle.
Dave
Allen,
well
known
Hyder
restaurant
man,
returned
last
week
from
a
trip
to
Seattle.
,
.
,.(
C.
F.
Tulley,
Vancouver,
city
police
inspector,
returned
south
last
week
after
a
brief
visit
to
the
camp.
i
Tom
Kennedy,
well
known
local
miner
and
trapper,
left
last
week
for
a
short
visit
in
Vancouver.
j.
n
farm
tell
at
ALICE
ARM
Dr.
H.
T.
James,
resident
mining
engineer
for
the
provincial
government,
paid
a
brief
visit
here
last
week
on
official
duties.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lyons
of
Vancouver
are
visitors
here.
Mr.
Lyons
is
interested
in
the
Esper-insa
mine.
SKIDEGATE
Rev.
J.
Scott
of
the
United
Church
marine
mission
boat
f
nomas
Crosby
is
on
the
way
to
Bella
Bella
ralllnc
nt
nil
h
vt.
lages
en
route.
He
wil
be
away
idoui
mree
weKs.
It
is
reported
here
that
the
B.
C.
Packers
will
operate
their
floating
cold
storage
again
next
nonth.
J.
Gillespie,
who
is
operating
i
foicirintr
eamti
in
Skldeirate
Inlet.
ay
night
and
caught
the
l'riaeej
'ohn
for
Prince
Rupert
and
wtn
iroceed
to
Vancouver.
j
Inspector
Haines
of
the
Post!
Office
department
"has
been
here
j
recently
inspecting
the
post
of-i
.
,L
J'
iLllA
i
i
J
Beef
j
toaoraa.
it
M
of
the
Last
Chance?
lUde
Island
made
at
Wsti
in
hilt
Uimfi
ira.says
me
siecK
are
II
doias
Well
at
his
.place.
.,
Elmer
Palmer,
logging
super
intendent
of
the
Bilimor
Com-f
tanv.
has
htr
here
loAkinir
far
snruce
for
their
mills
near
Prims
Rupert
I
fjef
plans
to
return
here
seon.
,
't
J.
Scott
of
the
forestry
denart
ment
wiui
here
last
w?4c
crtiiaflg
vme
timfewr-
for
II.
Bearen
W
3ueen
Cbrtte
City
in
the
vlcfft-ty
of
Miller
Creek.
LOBSTERS
AND
CRABS
THROW
OFF
LEGS
AND
GROM
THEM
AGAIN
Dr.
Wood
Declares
This
No
Sea
Tale,
for
He
Has
Seen
'
It
Done
,
4
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
6.
-It
liU
mere
sea
tale
that
crabs,
lobettra
and
erawflha
can
thrmr
off
atn
nd
crawfish,
can
throw
(off
a.
I
unconcernedly
as
lf.,U)c
,desertejd,
limb
were
a
piece
of
seaweed.
'
j
This
fact
not
only
hts
ben
vsr4;
fied
scientifically
"but
Dr.
FIr-.
ence
Dowden
Wood
and
Dr.
Horace
Elmer
Wood
II.
of
New
York
University,
have
found
out
howj
the
lobster
and
his
kin
do
the
trick.
The
method
has
long
been)
in
dispute,
as
it
is
one
of
those
moves
in
which
the
leg
that
dm
it
is
quicker
than
the
eye.
-
At
one
moment
the
fisherman
hglds
his
lobster,
and
then
without
a
visible
move
on
the
lobster's
iwrt
the
captor
suddenly
is
holding
only
an
unattached
leg.
The
Woods
found
that
U
crustacean
flips
off
his
leg
ut
will
by
flexing
one
muscle
near
the
joint
which
parts
company.
Evan'
if
no
one
has
hold
of
th-
leg,
this!
muscle
flexing
is
capable
of
cat-t
ing
It
loose.
Nor
has
an
inhibitory
barbeen
found
that
would
prevent
a
careless
lobster,
who
might
be
taking
hll
morning
ex-'rcise
while
still
sleepy,
from
flexing
too
much
and
losing
all;
hip
legs
at
once.
j
Even
this
does
not
much
matter;
to
lobsters
and
crabs,
for
they
are!
able
to
grow
new
legs
at
the
next'
moult.
At
the
joint
where
the;
leg
severs
there
Is
only
the
tiniest
opening
sufficient
for
onu
blood
vessel
and
a'
nerve
to
extend
through
16
the
extremity,
and
consequently
them
li
no
risk
of.
bleeding.
j
4
THE
DAILYNEWS
PAGE
FIVB
ANYOX
TORIES
NAME
OFFICERS
Dr.
D.
R.
Learoyd
Elected
iIYesid-ent
With
George
E.W,axwlck
,
Secretary
i((
'
j
r
ANYOX,
Feb,
6:The
Anyox
Conservative
Association,
at
its
annual
meeting
last
week,
elected'
officers
as
follows:
Honorary
President,
Hon.
Bennett;
Honorary
Vice-President,
Hon.
S.
F.'
Toimie
;
Honorary
$econd
Vfce-j
President,
J.
C.
Brajjy
il.p.;
Hon.;
,orary
Third
Vice-President,
T.
V.
Falconer
(Alice
Arm);
President,
Dr.
D.
R.
Learoyd;
Vice-President,
B.
M.
Buck;
Secretary,
'George
E.
Warwick;
Treasurer,
C.
0.
Fricker;
Executive,
E.
Blun-i
dell.
J.
T.
Kirkwood,
P.
Morley,
,H.
B.
Porteous,
Dr.
J.
W.
Lang,
J.
Peacock,
R.
BlundelL
Mrs.
J.
W.
Lang,
Mrs.
J.
Kirkwood,
F.
Graham,
B.
Salter,
Ttev.
J.
S.
Brayfield,
JV.
Setwood,
Dr.
G.
C.
Payne,
Mrs.
D.
R.
Learoyd,
Mrs.
C.
Yard,
Mrs.
C.
0.
Fricker
and
Miss
J.
Stewart
A
William
Fourth
HTHE
original
Royal
Charter
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal,
bearing
the
seal
of
William
the
Fourth,
and
renewing
the
charter
previously
granted
by
the
Legislature
of
Lower
Canada,
b
well
preserved
in
the
Bank's
museum.
During
more
than
one
hundred
years
since
it
was
first
incorporated,
the
Bank
of
Montreal
has
gone
steadily
on
its
course,
serving
the
people
of
Canada
and
enjoying
the
unshaken
confidence
of
successive
generations.
'
'
'.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
l8l7
J?.
,'.:.
Total
Assets
in
excess
of
830,000,000
TTT"
i
Greatest
Man
intheWorld.
TO
those
dear
to
you,
you
are
the
greatest
man
In
the
world
.
.
.
thevvisest
and
the
most
far-sighted.
They
trust
you
to
protect
them
from
hardship
and
privation.
And
to
the
best
of
your
.
-nrjilltv
voti
would
do
so.
jfi
i
iYet4here
may
come
a
day
when
you
will
no
longer
be
here
to
shield
them
.
.
.
to
provide
for
their
needs.
Will
their
faith
in
you
then
be
justified
?
You
realize
that
their
confidence
challenges
you
to
greater
vigilance
in
their
behalf.
Have
you
made
the
provision
for
them
that
you
know
to
be
necessary?
Is
your
Life
Insurance
sufficient
to
meet
their
needs
?
Do
you
realize
that
5,000
invested
at
6
yields
an
income
of
less
than
6
per
week?
For
the
sake
of
those
who
love
and
respect
and
trust
you
.
.
those
to
whom
you
are
the
"greatest
man
in
the
world"
.
.
.
take
pencil
and
paper,
and
figure
how
much
you
have
done
toward
the
building
up
of
an
estate.
Then
call
in
the
representative
of
any
Life
Insurance
Company
and
learn
how
little
is
the
cost
of
adequate
protection.
fj
m
Live
That
,'7r
'
"
H
A'ever
Diet
",1