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THE
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Monday,
July
2)
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Saturday
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the
ravages
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the
Forest
Fire,
but
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everybody
realizes
that
seventy
per
cent,
of
our
fires
in
1929
were
preventable;
in
other
words,
they
were
"
due
simply
to
carelessness.
Pressure
of
public
opinion
has
gone
far
to
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in
other
direc-tions,
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Throughout
the
City
f
The
joint
luncheon
of
the
city,
Th
board
of
village
commission-1
on
Monday
pouring
'or
concrete
and
Board
of
Trade
Saturday
af-'ers
has
completed
the
naming
of.
in
the
foundation
of
the
New
Ha-ternoon
to
Sir
Henry
Thornton
streets
In
the
municipality
of
Burns
zelton
Hospital
building
is
now
was
an
interesting
occasion.
While
lie.
Tne
main
street
will,
in
fu-
proceeding.
Sir
Henry
did
not
say
anything
ture
be
known
as
Alaska
Road-The
i
r
particularly
new,
lit
was
In
an
op-
avenues
will
go
by
number
while
Arthur,
Irvine
of
the
Government
timistic
mood
and
his'
address
names
selected
for
streets
include
Telegraphs
office
staff
at
Hazel-proved
Interesting
from
beginning
Francois
Drive.
Water,
Bay,
Rail-
tnj
left
'Wednesday
for
a
holiday
to
pr,rt
pnd.
road,
Government,
Hlllcrest,
Lone,
trip
by
motor.
He
will
visit
Stuart
In
uemre-
me-
carrou-
Mar5n'
opening,
Mayor
Orme
told
the
guest
of
the
day
that
they;
...
.
.
,
,,
were
asking
for
nothing
on
this
,
""""
visit.
They
appreciated
what
had
?ohnsn
ot
Sa,n
D
f
ve
arrlvfd
been
received.
The
local
boat
ply-
"C1C
luj
a
-
wm.
u..
j.a.c,
Mr-
and
Mrs-
J-
Jonnson-
ing
out
of
this
port
was
something
that'
had
been
asked
for
often
and
was
appreciated
here.
The
Prince
Henry
spoke
for
itself.
He
complimented
the
president
of
the
railway
on
the
men
he
had
associated
with
him,
with
particular
re
ference
to
Colonel
Hlam.
In
rising
Sir
Henry
said
he
found
himself
somewhat
embarrassed
at
not
receiving
the
usual
requests
for
Improvements.
Part
of
-.what
had
been
promised
in
tha
past
to
the
people
here
had
been
I
Ul
t
111
1
t-4
A
BE
CONVINCED
the
lowest
possible
price.
Butter,
Hollybrook,
Woodland
and
E.CD.,
per
lb.
Malkln's
Best
Tea
per,
lb
Quaker
Corn
Flakes
per
pkg.
Clothes
Pegs
6
doz
Shredded
Wheat
2
pkgs
Ivory
Flakes
Same
as
Lux
per
pkg
r,
Shelled
Walnuts
Halves
V
per
lb.
lwu
.jmiauuu
LcrhMr
1
'
'
per
doz
Shelled
Almonds
per
lb.
Old
Spuds
Firm,
uniform
good
as
new
ones,
12
lbs.
35c
25c
10c
45c
35c
55c
25c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Limited
417-423
5th
Avenue
East
PHONE
Ik
AND
84
District
visitors
in
town
during
the
week
have
included
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pete
Williams,
Palling;
S.
J.
Mayer
and
F.
V.
Foster,
Smlthcrs;
P.
Pavich,
Prince
Oeorge;
Sergeant
Andrew
Fairbalrn,
Smithers.
Messrs.
Day
and
Elliott
of
Kel-!
owna
and.
their
sons,
after
having
(spent
several
days
here,
started
on
j
Monday
night
on
their
return
south
by
auto.
,
,
is:
uiuuB.u
iiuuum
a.
u,
uy
co-op-
A
daughter
was
born
recently.pt
i,,..,
"'"'.the
Francois
Lake
Hospital
to
Mr.
the
advance
guard
of
bigger
and
Mrs
Macrae
of
rjridger.
Monthlies,
i
tana.
Mrs.
Macrae
was
formerly
Sir
Henry
saw
the
development
Miss
Bessy
rjuchanan.
of
the
interior
taking
place,
part-
ly
through
the
building
of
the;
Mrs.
a
jj
Mijler
ot
pamng
re-highway
to
Alaska.
He
recalled
.
turned
to
her
home
on
Sunday
wltH
seeing
Prince
Rupert
first
seven
her
baby
boy.
Richard,
years
ago
and
he
noted
that
ra-.
.
nld
progress
had
been
made
in
the
!
Forest
fires
are
still
burning
in
community.
Shipping
had
Increas-jthe
vicinity
of
Uncha
Valley
and
ed.
The
city
had
a
goodly
heritage
I
also
at
Bald
Hill.
Much
timber
has
3nd
the
people,
he
thought,
should
:als
been
destroyed
by
a
forest
fire
face
the
future
with
confidence
at
rnestiy.
A.
II.
waaamgton
01
and
courage.
;
the
Forest
Branch,
Prince
Rupert,
Care
had
to
be
taken
with
thenas
bn
here
"
connection
with
hotel,
Sir
Henry,
said.
"Ten
years
j
re
lighting
work.
from
now
when
the
city
is
ten
times
its
present
population
'we
must
be
able
to
look
back
arid
'say
that
no
mistake
was
made'.'"
Speaking
of
the
world
u'epres'-
slon,
Sir
Henry
said
it
had
been
tally,
so
there
was
nothing
to
worry
about.
He
anticipated
recovery
in
the
near
future.
1.1A.L,
Petersen
spent
a.
night
in
the
BurnstLako
Hospital
with,
an
(infec-ttdiiandi'i
.
h:.
p,
tuitiio.
On
Wednesday
night
of
this
week
......
...
aree
for
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Cow
tT-7
.rrrrV'
ians.
who
were
recently
married
Mrs.
Sidney
Godwin
and
infant
son.
Walter
Garth,
returned
home
on
Sunday!
from
the
Burns
Lake
Sir
Henry
then
went
on
to
speak
XXU3JJ1WU.
Hosnita
l
i
r
nt
IU.
f
1
r-l
tal
trade.
Four
or
five
hundred
million
people
lived
on
the
other
side
6f
the
Pacific
and
tfie'niftrk'et
was
not
yet
touched.
As
Prince
Rupert
was
closer
than
any
other
port
to
the
Orient,
he
anticipated
a
great
increase
of
trade
here
with
that
part
of
the
world.
The
West
Indies
trade
was
also
important
but
Western
Canada
could
not
expect
to
reap
the
benefit
of
this
until
steamships
were
plying
direct
from
there
to
this
coast.
The
speaker
touched
on
the
matter
of
development
and
natural
barriers
and
also
referred
to
th
Peace
River
country.
He
objected
o
outside
interference
In
this
country
from
those
with
communistic
tendencies
and
urged
holding
on
to
the
finer
things
which
made
for
the
best
Canadlanlsm,
In
all
things
they
would
find
the
CNJl.
the
true
servant
of
the
people
William
Clark
has
taken
out
a
crewjefmen
who
will
be
employed
jn
extending
thte
GqvernmentifTele-graphs
lines
south
of
here.'
Miss
Jean
Linton
has
taken
a
po-Jsitlon
in
Phil
Brunell's
general
store.
1
A.
M.
Maneon
K.
C.
addressed
an
,
enthusiastic
meeting
here
on
Tues-
A
Trial
will
convince
you
that
our
day
night
In
support
of
Olof
Han
foods
are
of
the
highest
quality
at
8011
Liberal
candidate
for
Skeena
In
the
forthcoming
federal
election.
Sidney
Oodwln
presided.
xvvj
q
11
cook,
Canadian
lmmigra-gmgm
I
tion
agent
at
Great
Falls,
Motnana,
DDC
is
in
the
district
making
prepara-.
n
I
tions
for
the
placing
of
a
large
set-Hid
tlement
of
American
farmers
In
the
Cheslatta
and
Ootsa
Lake
country.
By
the
end
of
August,
20
families,
the
vanguard
of
the
movement,
are
expected
to
arrive.
Lake,
Vancouver
and
Saskatchewan.
Car'
Halliday,
formerly
located
at
Hazelton
who
has
been
working
for
some
time
in
Minca-pdls
is
relieving
him.
The
Hazelton
Horticultural
Society,
at
a
meeting
Tuesday
night,
et
August
21
as
the
date
for
the
holding
of
the
annual
Flower
Show.
Miss
Edith
Bulwer
ot
the
Hazelton
Hospital
nursing
staff
is
spending
a
holiday
visiting
In
Smithers
and
Woodcock.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Genson
have
been
spending
a
couple
of
days
in
town
with
Mrs.
Carl
Poulson.
Engineer
Smith
has
arrived
here
from
the
Columbia
River
country
o
tflVe
charge
of
the
construction
of
the
new
high
level
bridge
at
Hagwllget.
It
is
expected
that
this
bridge,
the
largest
suspension
span
of
its
kind
on
the
continent
will
be
completed
in
about
six
months'
time.
SMITHERS
Assays
of
ore
taken
from
the
Gla
cier
Gulch
bismuth
property
of
Stuart
F.
Campbell,
Orover
Loveless
and
associates
show
values
of
over
$400
to
the
ton
In
gold.
Engin
eers
are
expected
to
visit
the
property
soon
and
important
developments
may
ensue.
A
spectacular
fire
last
Friday
night
destroyed
the
mill
of
the
Hudson
Bay
Lumber
Co.
on
the
western
outskirts
of
Smithers.
The
loos
is
estimate
dat
$35,000
with
$3,500
Insurance.
Volunteer
fire
fighters
were
instrumental
In
sav
ing
a
stock
of
lumber
in
the
mill
yard.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Maik
George
came
from
Kisplox
to
Smithers
last
Saturday
to
take
possession
of
a
new
A
son
was
recently
born
at
the
Chrysler
six
special
sedan.
They
Francoics
Lake
Hospital
to
Mr.
and
had
driven
the
car
only
a
few
mln
Mrs.
H.
Hammarberg
of
Danskin.
Mike
Tuohy
Is
a
patient
In
the
Francois
Lake
Hospital.
Dr.
Morrison,
local
dentist,
left
this
week
for
a
trip
to
Ootsa
Lake
and
Southbank.
The
annual
Burns
Lake
school
meeting
was
held
last
Saturday
;
evening.
Owing
to
the
forest
fires
In
the
district,
the
attendance
was
small.
1
Miss
Eleanor.
Ormrod
of,
Vancouver,
who
has
been
visiting
Mr!
and
Mrs.
Clarence
Corliss
of
Francois
ready
to
Join
hands
with
them
In
Lake
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Linton
of
the
solution
of
their
problems.
Burns
Lake.
Is
now
the
.
guest
of
Mrs.
Sidney
Godwin.
utes
when
another
car
crashed
Into
It,
causing
considerable
damage
to
the
fender
and
running
board.
Prince
George
.
Rebekahs
Name
1930
Officers
PRINCE
GEORGE,
July
21:
Northern,
Rebekah
Lodge
No.
34
here
has
Installed
officers
'for
the
coming
term
as
follows:
Noble
Grand
Mrs.
A.
Reld.
Viee
Grand
Mrs.
R.
Douglas.
Recording
Secretary
Mrs.
J.
Abbott.
Financial
Secretary
Mrs.
E.
Goodell.
Treasurer
Mrs.
E.
Callum.
Supporters
of
the
Noble
Grand-
Mrs.
A.
Clark
and
Mrs.
II.
Qulnn.
Supporters
of
the
Vice
M.
Dupre
and
Mrs.
P.
Mclnnls.
Warden
Mrs.
E.
Miller.
Conductor
Mrs.
J.
McPherson.
Chaplain
Mrs.
M.
Gllllngwatcr.
Inside
Guardian
Mrs.
C.
Ass-man.
Outside
Ouardlan
Mrs.
S.
Payne.
Past
Noble
Grand
Mrs.
C.
Prince
George
Couple
Wedded
Miss
Salome
Wesley
has
returned
M
s,
nca(rjrc
may
Allen
Became
to
her
home
in
prince
ituport
aiir
a
visit
at
Francois
Lake
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clarence
Corliss.
COAL
Buy
the
real
Coal
our
famous
Edson
and
Cassidy-Wclllnrton
In
any
quantities.
Also
Bulkley
Valley
Hay,
Grain
and
Robin
Hood
(lour.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
PHONES
58
AND
558
Bride
of
Arthur
Louis
fillling-water
on
Sunday
,PRINCE
aEMGEpIWytlM
BcflthceMay
"Alien
-and
Arthur
Louis
Ollllngwater.
of
this
city,
were
married
in
the
church
of
St
John
the
Divine
at
Quesnel,
.on
Sunday.
July
13,
by
Rev.
Canon
Parrot,
The
bride
was
given
away
by
John
Vigor,
porothy
Poolcy
acted
as
bridesmaid
and
Harold
Allen
supported
the
groom.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ollllngwater
were
the
recipients
of,
many
handsome
presents,
including
a
silver
tea
service
from
the
mem-
j
bcrs
of
the
Prince
George
fire
;
'
One
of
the
most
attractive
power
yachts
to
visit
Prince
Rupert
this
'eason
was
the
fifty-foot
Blue
Goose,
owned
by
E.
T.
Wall,
wealthy
orange
grower
and
packer
of
tos
Angeles,
California,
which
tied
up
at
the
floats
of
the
Prince
Ru-oert
Rowing
&
Yacht
Club
over
the
week-end
in
the
course
of.
a
leisurely
cruise
from
BeatUe
to
Juneau
with
the
owner
and
party
of
friends
on
board.
The
Blue
Goose
arrived
In
port
at
3
o'clock
Saturday
afternoon
from
the
south
and
left
at
noon
today
In
continuation
of
her
northward
voyage.
Of
handsome
lines
without
and
elegantly
appointed
within,
the
Blue
Goose
was
built
three
or
four
years
ago
and
is
an
able
and
beautiful
craft.
She
is
of
raised
deck
design
with
trunk
cabin
a(L
The
vessel
is
equipped;
wUhtwo
15ff
h.
p.
Kermack
enginrai4wgexher,with
her
racy
build,
give
mum
cruising
speed
per
hour.
ner
a
max!-of,
23
knots
The
timbers
of
the
vessel
are
of
cedar
and
her
decks
of
highly
polished
teak
wook.
Finishings
Inside
throughout
are
of
mahogany
and
the
cruiser
is
a
fine
example
of
compactness.
Furnishings
include
radio,
refrigerator,
ladlV
dressing
table,
etc.
The
main
cabin
aft
includes
four
Pullman
berths,
the
pilot
house
is
commodious
and
under
it
arc
situated
the
engines,
the'
owner's
cabin
is
Immediately
to
the
fore
of
and
under
the
pilot
house
and
a
focsle
forward
contains
comfortable
crew's
quarters.
The
galley
is
a
piece
de
resistance
with
Its
tile
floor
and
rock
gas
range.
All
crockeryware
and
linens
bear
the
Blue
Goose
emblem
of
the
owner.
!
The
maximum
draft
of
the
Blue1
Goose
is
three
feet
six
Inches
whll
her
bow
draws
only
six
Inches
of
water.
,
,
Having
been
shipped
from
Los
Angeles
to
Seattle,
the
Blue
Goose
started
out
from
there
on
her
cruise
a
week
ago
last
Tuesday
and
came
up
the
coast
by
leisurely
stages.
Among
other
places,
stops
were
made
at
Victoria,
Nanalmo.
Shushartie
Bay.
Alert
Bay
and
Butedale.
At
Alert
Bay
the
vessel
had
to
be
taken
out
of
the
water
to
have
her
shaft
straightened
after
striking
a
submerged
log
In
Seymour
Narrows.
While
at
Bute-dale,
the
party
enjoyed
good
trout
fishing
In
the
lake
there.
During
her
cruise,
the
cralt
Is
being
run
only
In
the
day
time,
tying
up
over
nights.
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Goose's
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