Hi,,
i
i
i
LjI
-
(1,
Af,,y
'15,
1920
lore
than
Half
Prince
Rupert's
Ea
ly
Pio
leers
are
Now
Removed
but
Many
Yet
Remain
on
Job
-
uc
Or
ddath
has
removed
since
1914
more
than
pioneers
of
Prince
Rupert
who
were
registered
,
yv
picture
or
biography
in
the
ambitious
record
'
idcnts
which
was
published
that
year
under
i
V
ot
the
Prince
Rupert
Pioneers'
Association
oi'
which
are
now
much
prized
by
their
posses-
,
i
2io
or.
so
persons
recorded
in
that
volume,
at
a
now
dead,
ninety
have
gone
away,
and
many
n
lost
track
of,
some
no
doubt
being
dead,
while
...i,:
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Anjiu.
i
pes
for
the
future
"'n
ii
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1
1
.
i
t
wnicn
Drougm
,cara
or
more
ago.
i:t
are
still
here;
ujfht
their
fortunes
..lid
left
the
place:
;
gathered
to
their
li.tnd
of
time,
it
list
of
some
of
who
figure
in
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first
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third
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Duncan
McKenzie.
Walter
Shaw.
II
rs.
Jessie
Jacobs.
James
Hunter,
1003.
F.
M.
Crosby,
July,
1003.
J.
A.
Lindsay,
1D08.
A.
J.
Galland,
1003.
Aids
S.
I).
Macdonsld.
A.
0.
Franks.
W.
J.
HaymonU
.
E.
B.
Yager.
J.
S.
Johnson.
Mr.
J.
S.
Johnson.
It.
A.
McLeod.
Mr.
It.
A.
McLeod.
Left
the
city
William
Maneon,
seeend
mayor,
now
in
Vancouver.
G.
11.
Naden.
Victoria.
A.
A.
Mclntyre,
member
of
f'rxt
council.
W.
P.
Lynch,
member
of
first
council.
Hon.
V.
W.
Smith,
member
of
'
f
f
rt
eoundl,
Edmonton
.
A.
H.
Borrow,
member
of
first
cownell.
.1.
T
r!.
WHlinnis.
Vancouver.
Ci.
W.
Morrow.
Vancouver.
Thomas
R.
Miitlard,
ex-alder
man.
,
f
.
W.
Kelly,
John
U.
Heatfie,
Ontario.
W.
8
fUementa.
Victoria.
'.
K.
Mi'TvfleM
Vancouver.
K.
A
.
Won4a.
Vaneeurer.
L.
J.
Conkejr.
i
n--r
IfV.
Trail
.
,
Anfow
Arbcrir.
Seattle.
MM.
Kathtra
Hnn!if,
CW
i
...
i
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.
.
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.
j
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t-'
r.
l
Tre.
1
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1UW.
QobC.
f
A.
B.
WIHUms.
"
-
'.Hnu
Joseph
Howe,,
Ixndon,
'rlnnrt.
190.
.
land.
r,,ifnrt
tw.'100Qt,.,..
,.
it.
Wright.
'
r.
.
tffrnh,
j
O.
C.
Loop.
Bllltham.
OriHt
Thorburn.
Emk-
II.
H.
Bibintea,
Victoria.
.
W.
R.
Morrispn.
R.
It
McOonald.
Vancouver.
f:
C.
Wenson.
W
n.
Ketr,
Kraneois
Lake.
William
Stephen.
Henrge
Wynne.
Johr.
Wynne.
Anjrwx.
a'ic
Yule,
Moataea.
William
II
Cook.
C.
J.
Omintham,
Victoria.
H-
D.
Robinson,
New
Weet-miattr.
O.
W.
Peck.
V.C.,
Sid
ney,
V.I.
Jnaea
H.
Rwrers.
Skafwny.
W.
P.
Lrneh.
wt-aWerman.
P.
R.
r
Brown,
Teits.
'
James
Stewart.
Mr.
John
O'Brien.
MI
PVTION
OF
LOYALISTS
COMMEMORATED
BY
C
ANADIAN
MOMMENT
i
1
riot.-iblc
monnmt..
.
und.'d
to
.-omm.
moral-
(how
L.yull.su
who
r
.:d
1
fowifo
th.-ir
l.nusn
ui-1
Dr.nrd
the
trek
U
idu
n
tho
early
days,
has
just
(ntroal
enroute
to
Hiim.ltqn,
Ont.,
where
it
will
be
,,
,u
King
George
bv
an
electric
current
from
the
Old
Coun-'"lument,
tho
figures
o'
whicb
are
eight
feet
hih,
is
,
1
Hm
seven
famous
Mf.rch
brothers
in
Kent,
Eng..
w"
'
the
gigantic
Canadian
Nation-n"p
,,W
engaged
in
finishing
"mo
ial
which
will
be
erected
on
Parliament
Hill.
Ottawa.
S.
J.
Kennedy;
David
Allen.
H.
M.
Mcintosh.
Arthur
Bailey,
Victoria.
Fred
Shaw,
Los
Angeles.
A.
Nicholson.
Frank
Knott.
Sol
Musaallem,
Tort
Haney.
W.
T.
McFarla
Mra.
N.
E.
Anderson.
J.
W.
Dean.
George
Bernstein.
J.
H.
Nuttall.
51.
E.
Dansereau.
Matthew
Murray.
J.
E.
Gllmoret
Vicforia,,
Daniel
Cameron,
,
"
'"
'
Friink
Kelly:
Alfred
Gendron.
H.
H.
Hoffman.
Mason
Ramsay.
II.
W.
Tooker,
Victoria.
J.
N.
Home.
A.
P.
Home.
Mrs.
Arthur
Cuthbert.
William
McLeod.
Harry
Brlggs.
M.
S.
Ford.
E.
Van
Gastel.
Edward
Chyber,
Germany.
D.
M.
Peyton,
California.
R.
M.
Higgs.
Charles
Hahn,
W.
G.
Dennis,
California.
J.
B.
Roerig,
Chicago.'
Donald
'
McLeod,
Vancouver.
Alfred
Hnlligan.
Gustave
Hansen.
W.
B.
Harper,
Duncan,
V.!.'
THE'
DAILY
NEWS
FAGE
FTVB
C.
A.
Vaughan.
Fred
Button,
United
States.
J.
II.
Knouse.
C.
R.
Cocks,
Port
Essington.
The
pioneer
dead-John
Knox,
founder
of
Knox-
:
'improvements
being
made
to'
,
.,j.
l
'
are
founder
of
the
John
Houston,
..
0,
.
u.i
the
Stewart
General
M.
II.
lf,,t.
v.U.KirA!K......
:.l
juagnus
ijoiquisi,
iaiiiurnia"
y
A'f
siouiey,
menioer
oi
iirst
funcil.
S.
II.
Hlld,
;
n-
t
n
Urn
w
.
via
council.
.
,,.,(
David
Hunt'II
'Reddle.
Alfred
J.'
Morris.
Chief
W.
H
.
Vickers.
C,
E.
Burgess.
"
,
C.
E.
Burgess.
,
R.
A.
Stalker,.
Mrs.
Oiler
Be-sner'
M.M.Wells,.
Athol
Fraer.
R.
J.
D.
Smith,
ex-alderman
John
O'Brien.
J.
L.
Mitchell.
Mrs.
George
Leek.
F.
N.
Cl'fton.
1-
Amadee
Roberge.
!
John
Sudeni
1:
Lockle
MeDdnald.
E.
II.
Maynard.
Henry
Cameron.
Peter'
Black.
'
F.
M.
Davis'.
-A.
B.
'Ruwell.
A.
C'
Little.
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
HURNS
LAKE
take
all
kinds
of
fur-bearing
anU;
,
mais
and
ho.d
them
without
in
A
school
has
been
opened
at
Col-
jury.
'
I
Jeymount
with
Miss
Clare
Tervo
as
teacher.
j
n,
and-Mr.
Badsero
retumpd
u
'
to
the
city
lask
week
after
an
ex-
Miss
Mona
Peterson
has
been
,
n.iifnmt.
t,v
cestful
In
bringing
In
hybrid
tea;
-The
sirrA
howas
realized
and
rerootHant
rows
safely
n
Monday
night
at
a
benefit
through
the
winfer
here.
IddDce
for
Mrs.
Smasslet
w.iose
7
ihuabn4
has
been
invalided
for
A
general
mcetinir
of
the
Burns
some
time.
i
Lake
and
D&trlel
Board
of
Trade
,
i
was
heiu
in
me
uwnraoim?
last
evening.
H.
Donalrtson
is
.aeveiortjng
a:
.r
atlraittiirA
iranlnn
.
(HI
the
or
rail
iwk
of
the
Royal
Bank
of?
Canada
here.
-
Extensive
'InteriorilleraUens
and
renovations
to
the
Omineca
hMe'
here
are
now
being
com
pleted.
H.
Stein-
of
Colleymounf
ha
been
"spewnng
a
few
days
here
before
pr.oeeding
to
the
coast,
where
h
will
spend
the
summer
engaged
in
fishing.
Emery
Do,
ly
In
leresiKFTniH
n,
who
was
former
cols
Lk
exbet
Met
from
Mekiee
dufininthe
oom-
'
s.
V
nir
summer.
Mr.
ua'son..,
was
marrletl
not
long
go
to
a
snoriin
of
ono
nf
the
oldest
Spanish
families
in
Mexico.
It
will
bo
three
months
before
M'ss
Grnce
Duffell,
R.N..
matron
of
the
local
hospia'.
who
recently
underwent
an
onerjition
at
Haiel-
ton.
win
be
aole
to
resume
ner
duties
here.
PRINCE
fiKOUGE
Provincial
rosid
work
through
out
this
district
will
be
well
un
der
way
this
week.
The
Giscome
road
is
to
be
resurfaced
and
there
will
be
improvements
on
the
Cariboo
highway.
C.
R,
Crysdale,'
engineer
in
charge,
of
thjj
general
.
reconais-sancc
of
the
natural
resources
tributary
to
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway,
;hasheen
pei-ding
a
fei.
das
In
Prince
George.
J
Vic
Engstrom
caught
n
char
in
Cluculz
Lake
which
tipped
tho
scale
at
twenty
J'ounds,.
four
'
"
"
ounces.
The
Indies'
Aid
ot
Knox
United
Church
held
a
successful
tea
and
sale
of
homo
rooking
on
Saturday
afternoon
at
Miss
'A.
E,
Horwood's
store.
Aiwanner
Anaerson
wasiinea.
.fK0
wnd
costs
recently
bH'KUi
MadAtrate
N.
P.
MorinHi
drivQig
his
car
to
the
lommorii
danger.
1
'
1
'
v
ALICE
ARM
Provincial
Constable
William
Smith
of
Anyox
has'
been
a
vis-
j
itor
in
town
during,
me
past
weeK
on
official
duties.
.
'
M,
Santel
returned
to
town
last,
week
after,
having
spent
several
weeks
visiting
in
Prince
Rupert.
Ketchikan
and
Juneau.
FT
l
1
1
1
1
nWhWFran-i
mere
as
a
large
aVlcnu?ni:-'to
vfwftMijfc.t
I
vert
fwMful
dance
which
In
war
held
last
Friday
evening
rT.
W.
Falconer's
hall.
.
;
Charles
Lee
has
left
for
the
Nans
valley,
where
he
will
hav
charge
of
road
work
for
the
provincial
department
of
public
works.
E.
G.
McBride,
inspector
of
beer
parlors,
has
been
a-vlsltor
here
recently
oh
official
STEWART,
.
"
Rov.
Father
Hammond
of
Prince
Rupert
conducted'
a
spe-
'cful
"Forty
Hours"
devotional
i
service
in
the
local
Roman
Catho-(
lie
Church
at
the
end
of
the
week.
I
A
highly
successful
mThstrel
show
was
held
here
last
Friday
(and
Saturday
evening.
There
was
a
very
large
attendance.
The
af-
'fair
was
under
the
auspices
of
the
Canadian
Legion.
The
United
States
government
has
appropriated
$147,000
to
be
used
in
the.
completion
of
the
final
section
of
the
Texas
iCj;cekt
highway
connecting
with"
the
Canadian
road
to
Premier.
I
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
A.
Fraser,
left
last
week
for
a
trip
to
Van
couver
and
Victoria.
Chnrlos
Gesekus,
a
German
A
snowsllde
Jpn
the
Torfer
Swiss
who
is
fnrmlng
In
the
l.'.ilv;
Hill
last
Wednesday'
af-Beaverley
district,
has
patented
tarnoon
carried
away
most
of
the
n
new
form
of
trap
which
will
smnll
temporary
tram
line,
scat-
tering
towers
In
all
directions,!
'
Jack
Rennie
ha
eighteen
horses
packing
supplies
and
building'
material
for
the
permanent
tram.'i
i
Considerable
alterations
and
Hospital.
ii
mtn
'7M
Bryant
arrived'
here
last,
Ijjimenxber
of
Hrsthweek.
and
is,,
reopening
the
assay
hi
i
.
..
Most
Rev.
Archbishop
F.
H
DuVernet.'
.
Capt.
E.
CJ
McGoskrie.
Kenneth
Mqnrq.
j
D.
W.
Morrlssey,
ex-alderman
r
'
'
'
Till
r.
.1.
jiai,
recK.
,.,(,.,
on
ice,
at
tne
Dunwn
mine,
ills,
arrival
is
welcomed
by
owners
of
mining
property
in
that
region.
:
The
death
occurred
recently
of
Mrs.
Mary
Alice
Ives,
mother
of
II.
H.'
Ives
of
Hyder.
She
had
'resided
,
atiiHyder
for
six;
.year,
Other
sons
'are
C.
G.
Ives
and,
R.
H.
Ives.
.
r'
-W
Pimples'
Cleared
A
Ends
Irritation
vmnmmmi
service
Automotive
Rash
Healed
IT
Expels
Eczema
In
our
Automotive
Departments
we
carry
large
and
varied,
stocks
of
supplies,
replacement
parts
and
garage
equipment.
Garages,
Repair
Shops
and
owners
of
But
and
Truck
fleets
arc
assured
of
an
excellent
service
in
parts
and
supplies,
such
as
Spark
Plugs,
Chains,
Fire
Extinguishers,
Wrench
Sets,
Brake
Linings,
Pistons,
Rings,
Pins
and
Bearings,
Ignition
and
Battery
Cable,
Gaskets,
Carburetors,
Alcmite
Fittings,
etc.,
as
well
as
complete
equipment
for
repairs
and
maintenance,
including
Cranes,
Tire
Changers,
Presses,
Spraying
Outfits,
Hoists,
Test
Stands,
Air
Compressors,
etc,
To
ensure
the
steady
and
economical
flow
of
power
from
drive
to
jt&chine,
tirouer
shafting,
hangers,
bear-
,
ings,
pulleys
and
Mtt
arc
rssenti&l,
and
here,
you.jWUl,
u
find
Gratoa
&
JCnijht,
Lcathtr
and
?)icVs'Balata
Belting,,;,
i
j
Fairbanks
Wood
Pulleys.
Barry
3tcel
Split
Pulleys,
Hyatt
Roller
Bearings,
as
well
as
all
the
numerous
appliances
nccessry
id
the
transmission
of
power.
.'
les
Concrete
mixers
and
carts,
wheelbarrows,
hoists,
shoveli,
brick
and
concrete
block
machines,
rock
crushers,
tools
and
supplies
for
contractors,
as
well
as
a
wide
range
of
railway
yard
and
shop
equipment
such
as
jacks,
hand,
push
and
motor
car3,
trucks
of
many
sorts,
stand
pipes,
car
mover.,
ttc.
F-Mo
Fatos?y
asad
For
practically
tvery
trucking
purpose
you
can
obtain
a
Fairbanks-Morse.
Truck,
of
steel
or
wood,
with
iron,
fibre
or
rubber
tired
wheels,
either
from
our
large
stocks,
or
built
to
order
for
special
service.
They
are
sturdy
to
stand
rough
work,
and
yet
are
easy
to
handle
and
easy
on
floors.
Hospital
equipment,
casters
and
replacement
parts
carried
in
stock,
Yale
ItoasSs
For
practically
every
job
of
lifting
and
moving
material
raw,
in
process
or
completed
there's
a
Yale
Unit
that
will
do
the
work
quickly,
easily
and
safely.
There
are
many
Yale
Hoists
both
hand
and
electric
powered,
Yale
overhead
trolleys
carry
big
loads
quietly
and
easily,
and
Yale
Electric
Trucks
and
Trailers
arc
quick
to
transfer
material.
Yale
margins
of
safety
are
unusual,
and
Yale
controls
are
simple,
safe
and
easy
to
operate.
Let
us
study
your
material
moving
problems
in
many
cases
our
engineers
have
made
real
savings
with
Yale
equipment.
ir
In
our
thirteen
Branches
you
will
find
stocks
of
mechanical
equipment
snd
shop
supplies
that
for
variety
and
quantity
are
unequaled
in
Canada.
Aside
from
the
many
lines
made
by
us,
we
have
been
selected
to
represent
many
of
the
world's
outstanding
makers
of
machine
tools,
machinery,
equipment
and
supplies.
Our
general
catalogue
shows
clearly
how
wide
a
service
we
provide
for
Canadian
industry,
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TORONTO
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WINNIPEG:
REGINA
SASKATOON
CALGARY
EDMONTON
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA