fain
Returns
Prince
Rupert
Daily
TnV,v3
Tuesaay.
October
23,
1901
Central
Interior
TRAVELS
I
Dipsy
Doodle
BAY
P.t
HJ
is
Continued
from
page
2i
for
a
moment
that
Princess
Elizabeth
has
mailed
an
illustrated
pott
card
to
her
parents
saying:
Having
a
wonderful
time:
wish
you
were
here."
Red
Wings
Take
Lead
WELLINGTON.
N.Z.
J
The
meet
friends.
Prize
exhibit
is
a
rear
wall
of
a
bar
in
a
Rangitikel
bank
book
with
a
credit
of
$200.
River
hotel
is
decorated
with
"A
chap
left
the
money
so
we
bank
notes
given
to
the
barman
put
it
in
the
bank
until
he
wants
to
pin
up
for
use
when
anglers
it."
explains
the
barman.
line
Uann
'j
2
Prince
George's1
Highest
Block
PRINCE
GEORGE
It
Is
expected
that
tenders
for
the
construction
of
the
new
federal
building
to
be
erected
here
will
be
Invited
before
the
end
of
this
year.
It
is
to
be
built
at
Fifth
Avenue
and
Quebec
Street.
ProaoM?d
new
struct,
,r
iaru
a
I
nivf
to
bring
buck
thi-
,i:i'
(if
yexti-ryear,
Biit-i
'i
boidiv
abolished
hot-key's'
i
re
line.
The
two
defend-:
i
ps
have
been
increased
to
65
ieet,
shrinking
the
j
!2
.one
by
10
feet.
Body-;
n
js
biU
red
in
the
centre
.
I
id
a
puyer
niu.st
cross!
I
buie
line
befgre
passing
'
T
im-mate
in
mid-ice.
;
Entrained
for
Topley,
Just
Christmas,
and
again
at
Easter,
making
It.
Only
taxi
out
of
town,
'coming
in
to
trade
furs,
with
but
worthy
citizens
obliged
with
beaver
last
of
all.
It's
harder
than
ever
to
keep
up
with
the
Jonses
with
the
cost
"i
living
soaring.
And
who
can
tell
what
might
happen
to
ttrc
Jomes.
any
old
day?
truck.
Scene
on
platform,
do
4"
,
tainiriK
close
in
mnnn
Turned
left.
Absolutely
still
and
noiseles
except
for
bells
In
t.iey,
p:-3bably
cows,
but
maybe
horses,
goats
or
sheep.
Even
seen
dojrs,
and
cats
wear-in
them.
Never
saw
yellow
so
tO
T
CA
mestic,
with
double
bed
complete
.ith
mattress
atop,
surmounted
by
guitar.
Even
more
domestic
in
carriage.
Indian
mother
feeding
baby
and
set
of
dentures,
on
trainman's
table,
lower
set.
verv
feet,
will
be
one
of
the
highest
i
'
i
Defeated
Canadiens
j
In
Early
Season
Test
of
'
Strength
Last
Night
'
MONTREAL
CI"
Detroit
Red
Wings
and
Montreal
Canadiens,
whom
many
observers
fed
win
be
the
racesetterg
in
th-j
National
hockey
League
last
night,
had
an
early
season
crucial
game
la3t
night.
Ths
Red
Wings,
still
strong
in
offence
and
detenca
alike,
scored
a
decisive
win
by
a
score
of
3
to
1.
As
a
result,
Detroit
now
takes
the
lead
in
the
standing.
W
D
L
F
A
P
WINTER
VISITORS
The
Duke
and
Duchess
of
Windsor
will
be,
due
in
Western
tivid,
except
for
gone
or
furze
pink.
Thought
at
first
inevitable!
in
f;nBad.
Splotches
of
yel
j
Canada
this
winter.
They
have
i
bt
.n
here
before.
The
Duke
will
Js
to
restore
to;
i,d,.a
suiiie
of
the
stickhun-!
,n
served
up
in
years
;
;!lv
through
such
players
,
sir;
.i""1
Tony
Lemay
of
ju-Jo
(irabo.ski
from
the
For
e
Thriving
L;s
of
H"iri'-y
nut
aiier
trainman
low
as
far
as
the
eye
can
see.
From
siimewhere
here.
Colonel
Bulklry
looked
out
over
the
valley
to
which
he
gave
his
ouuuings
m
the
city.
Tentative
plans
disclose
a
building
with
main
floor
H-shap-ert
and
measuring
no
by
100
feet,
and
partial
second
and
third
floors.
It
will
house
post
office
quarters
for
the
department
of
fifheries,
the
Unemployment
In-Rurance
Commission.
RCMP
headquarters
detachment
.
and
th-
customs
and
excise
post
olfice
and
caretakers
Spooky
Specials
")j
passed
by
click
and
they
were
no
longer
there.
Elbow
of
best
gabardine
suit
stuck
to
window-ill'
by
sucked
candy.
Wt,ng
Kee
fed
twelve
men
and
.;
ItliO
ine
Jiiic
riaiimt:
ime
of
the
greatest
ex-
I
inspect
the
ranch
and
look
over
t:ic
oil
situation.
There
won't
be
a
red
carpet
anywhere
in
sipht.
Western
Canada
will
say
'
Why
hello!
You're
looking
"we
Hi
Shake!
"Thanks:'
Late
,
in
the
priitcy
of
their
I
name,
and
beyond
to
the
Hud-
m
Bay
.Mountains
at
Smith-
oi
an
om
aim
nearly-:
Detroit
4
me.
Round
table,
heard
that
women
of
Topley
all
wonderful
workers.
"Guess
can't
eet
1
15
5
3
13
15
2
U
11
2
10
14
3
s
a
Montreal
...
Toronto
Chicago
Boston
New
York
...
!
apartment,
the
Duchess
will
say
,11
art.
I
id
line,
still
a
feature
of
1
,ii
hot
ki-v,
was
intro-London
in
the
1945-40
'"vf
.
itnioiig
to
the
oiig-t
:y.
the
anti-red
line
brlg-
away
from
it."
said
Mrs.
Goold.J
3
CflIy;
.
'Xuu':,
bee
what
you
etcaped."
2
S
9
3
six
vissias
Continued
from
page
1)
ers,
at
time
overland
telegraph
to
Europe
being
constructed
about
fifty
years
ao.
Found
there
vHpre
I
strwl,
Mi.
and
Mrs.
E.
G.
Strimboid
and
family.
Thor
Strlmbtild
Junt
returned
to
Rupert
after
visiting
them,
and
Mr.
A.
Strimbold.
Was
told
Mrs.
Strimbold's
sister
first
white
child
born
In
Bulkley
Valley.
Asking
about
origin
of
name
of
local
mountain,
"China
i
m
just
joins
to
bruh
my
teeth,
havn't
done
them
for
two
days,
and
I
feel
terrible,"
said
Al
Manson
of
Prince
Rupert,
having
slept
in
the
bush
overnight.
He,
Dom
Domlnato,
Sev
Dominato
and
Whltey
Interme-la
returned
after
a
hunting
trip.
ir:,
to
cut
clown
on
long
und
P''t
the
emphasis
i
)iay-inaklng.
which
the
elevator
bad
been
maintained
under
George
Phil-ippson.
electricL-in
m,rf
BihnH
Kekhty,
millwright.
I
To
take
charge
as
long
as
the
I
movement
continues
-
through
i
here,
Alex
Munro,
who
will
be
1
foreman,
and
Allan
H.
WiLson,
!
office
manager,
have
arrived
I
from
Mouse
Jaw
Rnma
n
in
Oct
'
CANNOT
ALL
THINK
SAME!
i
D.
Keeni-.'ysides'
point
blank
refusal
to
shake
hands
with
a
former
Nazi
dignitary
and
subsequent
sizzling
remarks
is
arousing
varied
opinion
in
the
press
of
Canada.
That
much
is
to
be
ex-peeled.
Some
papers
give
Keen-leyside
rounds
of
applause
on
grounds
of
deserving
it.
Others,
remind
U3
that
he
is
a
trained
diplomat
and
should
play
the
part
under
all
and
any
circum-i
stances
but
that
he
has
made
the
road
to
lasting
peace
more
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I.
Rudoll
Braun
of
Cnppen
Bay.
Dtgby
I.iland.
occupatiun
farmer,
miend
to
apply
lor
permusion
to
purcnase
the
iol-lowing
lands'.
'
Tw
feet
westerly
from
the
S
W
corner
of
Lot
one
tit
subdivision
of
part
of
Lot
19':j
Range
Five
5f
Coast
District
Pian
1442.
Thence
west
to
south
east
corner
of
I.R
No.
2.
Approximately
20
chains
Thncr
north
and
parallel
to
the
east
b
j'.mdary
"f
I
R.
No.
2
to
shoreline
et
hih
water
mark.
Approximately
20
chains.
Thence
south
easterly
along
fihorr-line
at
hi
'ih
water
mark
to
nort
h
west
corner
of
Lot
one
Ut
aopro'i-mately
2(i
chains:
thence
Aouth
130
feet
to
post
of
commencement.
RUDOLF
BRAUN.
(S29.
05.
12.
JO)
rooter
among
irie
:!.u
is
probably
J.
F.
"
Ahearne,
a
(jenlal
:
an
who
is
the
No.
1
man
j
Ja
ho.key.
Ahearne
Is
v
f
the
British
Ice
I
A
i
i.i
tion
and
.second
-idcnt
of
'he
Interna-;.-t
!4
liv'Key
Federation.
.;:,:
-national
body
meets
in
Ft-oriiary
and
you
can
"''ifn'-l'
ir''-ini
n-i
-i
i
Ahejrne
being
there
in
o
I'ainjiuiKii
against
the
ILK
tdveititcncnt
b
not
publliheci
er
dlicltycd
by
CSe
Liquor
fUMnl
ar
k
lb
GoMnvxnt
eh
British
Coiuabi
difficult
than
ever.
men
have
been
taken
on
at
the
plant,
all
of
whom
except
five
have
been
found
locally.
Reactivating
of
the
local
elevator
recalls
its
early
days-and
the
fact
that,
since
it
was
fcnilt
in
124,
this
plant
has
handled
over
24.UOO.VUO
bushels
of
wheat.
Its
heyday
was
back
in
the
mid-twenties
when
it
was
operated
by
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool
which
moved
t.OOIMMM)
bushel
dur.
:
7
.B,ow
0!a-
Knows,"
thought
Mr.
Strimb
ild
Mi.
MrRa;
t.
and
Matthewj
Sam.
Mid,
-i
don
t
want
to
tell
you
a
flew
recently
from
Burns
Luke
bonspiel."
Found
on
enquiry,
to
Mcrir.
Lake,
still
on
the
Job.
fhuuJd
have
heard:
..T
dora
wan't
Found
Mrs.
Goold
reading
let-
,
to
sell
you
a
bum
stesr."
Anyway
er
rnnn
daughter,
Mrs.
R.
With-
s,ory
oas.
Chinaman,
when
ler.
She
and
husband
recently
quizzed
about
placer
operations
atrivedi
In
England
for
nine
in
"dem
dar
hills."
rspHed
with
month
i
.
stay.
"Cambridge
really
:
usual
oriental
itncommunica-lr.
a
lovely
piace
to
live,
but
tivesness,
"China
knows.",
vverything
is
done
differently
.
here,
and
it
certainly
takes
some
!
h'""1
J"",11
Mr''
Heenan,
en
old
hand
at
pros-
getting
used
to"
,
,
,
pccting.
Invited
to
take
tea
to-
.,v,
You
can
t
miss
It.
After
such
morrow.
"Like
to
hear
an
English
an
addendum,
am
always,
from
voice,
am
a
Norfolk
Dumpling
?tSLtXPe'nCt'
dbllbti"S
myself."
Renewed
acquaintance
Thomas,
and
ask
further
direc-
with
Mrs.
Thompson's
young
son,
tion;:.
bo
up
th-
road
and
on
to
who
on
previous
occasion,
when
Highway
Sixteen.
Straight
on
is
was
driving
vehicle
of
ancient
Topley
Landing,
on
Babine
Lake,
and
ark
-like
appearance
re-and
27
miles
away.
There
Indians
marked.
"Did
you
buy
that
a
very
land
alter
50
miles
by
wafer
long
time
ago?"
comforting
me,
from
Fort
Babine,
and
come
to
however,
with.
"Never
mind
the
Topley
for
supplies.
Before
emune'?
all
right."
;i;g
as
I
live."
says
the
Ahearne,
"you'li
k
able
to
convince
me
fe
can
t
eel
Hack
to
the
i
to!
clever
stickhandlina
j
"III!?-"'
j
4
:,e
has
other
ideas
for
in-
pi.iy
a
ay
lroin
the
;
sl:out-and-skate
.style.!
silts'
O
rr.urk'
a
version
of
the
in
he
best
year
with
a
steady
procession
of
ships.
In
two
other
years
the
Pool
shipped
5,5OU,00U
hutshrls
each
through
tiie
plant.
$.
i-drirhce
rule,
whereby
i.Ln-r
oi
delendcrs
behind
line
must
not
exceed
a
Mr.
Hetherington
expects
to
.
mm
k
".'
Mcculloch
1-A1AU
;
iraoer.
n.
't,
of
the
red
line
c
Men
v
ould
result
in
u--tr.c-cio.-ir
hockey
and
neu:i.ilie
the
speed
of
nsir.cn.
But
in
the
few
w
I.i:
p.
.a-'.!
under
the
I.,
an
average
of
nine
,'i.me
has
been
scored
Aniline
of
Rlmouskl,
.:
'.duett
one
of
the
last-4i:s
in
British
hockey,
I
:v
i-
in
twj
games.
An-iy
for
1-
ir.s
Court
Ranj-
dc
nere
until
r
riday
night
when
he
will
proceed
to
Edmonton
by
train.
He
ha.s
five
big
prairie
elevators
to
look
after
Edmonton,
Calgary,
Lethbridge,
Moose
Jaw
and
Saskatoon.
Bad
weather
has
plagued
the
wheat
crop
all
this
year,
he
says.
yiui
seeding
was
delayed
'and
then
tiie
harve.it
has
been
held
up
.several
times.
However,
it
is
a
bumper
crop
,
of
estimated
5j0.000.000
busnels
of
wheat
and
a
similar
iuantity
of
coarse
trams.
It
is
too
early
yet
to
suj-test
there
will
be
heavy
loss
through
harvesting
dilfi.
-til
ties.
-NWMC-M
Bill
to
B
uui
i
:
.
11
'
SAW
Jfeijtis
n!f
25
Is.
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it
flie
engine
'
Jaws
FULL
rOWER
in
any
positien!
Light
end
powerful
McCullorh
3-25
takes
the
work
out
of
rutting
wood.
Han
automatic
clutch,
kirkproof
rewind
starter,
built
in
chain
oiler,
many
other
features!
iic
favors
one
other
;
II,
can':
.,'
(
w
hy
u
ref-
j
limited
t
j
penalties
oi
I
I
live
in.
utiles
to
de.U
i
:i-.i:-es
of
varying
dents
.v-
.(:
is
adopre.l,
.iters
will
be
ab,e
to
i:imes
to
th?
,
cooler
tan
'.
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ir
or
live
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