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DIES
(Continued
Irom
page
one)
ry.
He
made
his
home
at
San
Rafael,
near
San
Francisco
and
was
assisted
by
his
sons
in
his
many
interests.
He
was
born
in
Falkirk,
Scotland.
March
30,
1844.
Brief
Education
Dollar
received
a
brief
but
fundamental
education
in
a
public
achool.
Writing
hi
memoirs
lat
in
life
Dollar
e
milted
his
early
training
in
thrift
and
temperance
for
his
success.
With
hK
father
and
brothers.
Dollar
went
to
Quebec
when
he
was
14
and
befan
to
work
in
a
stave
factory
fer
$6
a
month.
He
became
a
chore
boy
in
a
lumber
"shanty"
or
camp
soon
afterward
and
in
Ma
spare
time
during
the
long
winter
evenings
learned
to
figure
and
write.
The
year
186
found
htm
in
charge
of
a
crew
of
40
men
running
logs
down
the
Du
Moines
River,
a
tributary
of
the
Ottawa,
his
salary
being
$M
a
month.
In
18T4
he
married
and
settled
In
Braceb
ridge,
Ont.
Two
years
later
he
adventured
out
on
the
great
ice
expanses
in
and
around
Georgian
Bay,
near
Parry
Sound,
in
order
to
establish
new
logging
camps.
A
search
for
bigger
Umber
took
him
to
the
Marquette
region
in
Michigan.
He
continued
lumbering
in
the
upper
Michigan
peninsula
until
he
moved
to
California
in
1848.
and
bought
a
timber
tract
in
Sonoma
County.
In
1803
he
started
a
mill
and
lumber
establishment
in
Mendocino
County,
and
added
holdings
in
Washington
and
British
Columbia.
Active
During
War
During
the
worid
war
the
eap-tain
turned
many
of
his
ships
over
to
the
AIM
under
an
arrangement
which
permitted
him
to
take
ear
of
his
own
business.
His
business
continued
to
grow
in
the
ante
helium
period
and
a
record
of
his
ship
purchases
during
the
years
from
lati
to
1M6
shows
Ok
Dollar
fleets
had
aeea
Increased
two-told
by
the
addition
of
St
vessels.
The
Dollar
world
passenger
and
freight
service
was
Inaugurated
in
1M4
with
seven
United
States
Shipping
board
boats.
In
1M6.
he
purchased
five
other
large
shipping
board
Users
for
tram-Pacific
trade
out
of
San
Fraacfceo.
Barry
la
19M.
another
fleet
of
free
shipping
board
boats
were
taken
uader
the
Dollar
flag
and
Captain
Dollar
owned
all
the
Aawrtoaa
passenger
boats
era
ting
on
regular
schedules
to
the
Orient.
Beoaaee
of
Aawrteaa
aMajatog
law,
many
at
the
Dollar
vessels
wen
ragtttaiid
In
Vancouver.
BjC.
Asaoag
hit
tusfteerlng
totiiaaU
was
the
taaber
settlement
of
Dal-lartoo
on
aarrard
inlet,
at
saUes
froh
Vjaaagwr.
where
he
bo
&
model
eWMaaarty.
LEGION
UNE-UP
Canadian
Legion
team
tor
tomorrow
ataofs
Senior
football
game
against
fegjsaent
is
announced
at
follows:
S.
Ourrich:
Styles,
F.
OoBua:
J.
drear.
S.
Carrie.
T.
lladdon:
T.
Bussanlch.
1
K.
Murray.
C.
Baptte.
8.
ResUd
and
H.
Parke
;
rat
acres,
j,
Mowat,
D
Mor
rison,
Q.
IMffuson
and
S.
Bale.
Baseball
May
1
Bmpraas
vs.
Bit
May
X
S.
O.
C
vs.
Smpress.
May
S3
Efts
vs.
s.
0
C.
May
IT
Elks
vs.
Smnresa.
May
30
Kmpraas
vs.
S
O.
C.
It
Pays
to
Paint
NOW
Oils
Glass
Paints
Hrushcs
Varnishes
Wallpaper
White
Lead
Pure
Oil
Shingle
Stain
.Muresco
and
Perfecto
Wall
Finishes
And
All
Painting
Supplies
Get
them
at
Silversides
Bros.
Third
Avenue,
rrince
Kupert,
B.C.
Telephone
22
BAPCO
Pure
Paint
Products
Shingoleen
Turpentine
Linseed
Oil
Itapco
Paints
Marine
Paints
Satin
GIo
Finish
Satin
GIo
Enamels
Satin
GIo
Varnish
Bapco
Floor
Enamel
Many
Attractive
Colors
From
Which
to
Choose
For
Sale
By
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
5M
Third
Ave.
Phone
101
FIRE!
FIRE!
FIRE!
Ninety-five
Percent
of
Fires
are
caused
by
dirtv
chimnltis
'
WHY
TAKE
A
CHANCE?
Oot
your
chimney
swept
and
stave
pipes
eleaned
by
the
only
faty
aaaJapad
chimney
swats
In
town.
I
specialize
in:
Chimney
Sweeping,
Painting
and
Repairing
Roofs,
ami
Cleaning
Gutters,
H.
ZUMKHER
-
General
Handyman
Phone
204
t-i.
The
City
Council
has
Declared
this
to
e
be
The
City
of
Prince
Kupert
has
fallen
in
line
with
other
cities
of
Canada
in
organizing
a
Cleanup
Week
commencing
today.
It
is
a
time
when
all
citizens
are
asked
to
see
that
their
premises,
front
and
back,
are
splc
and
span
with
all
loose
cans
picked
up,
filth
cleared
away
and
neatness
and
tidiness
replacing
slovenliness.
Citizens
are
also
urged
to
repair
and
paint
their
fences,
to
paint
the
house
or
outbuildings
if
necessary
and
to
generally
keep
in
line
with
modern
civilization.
Everyone
knows
that
these
are
difficult
times
but
no
one
can
afford
to
look
poor,
even
if
he
is
poor.
Much
can
lie
dpne
at
little
expense
to
make
the
shop
front
bright,
to
brighten
up
the
outbuildings
or
to
overhaul
the
interior.
The
condition,
of
the
home
has
an
effect
on
every
member
of
the
family.
Several
persons
were
only
last
week
making
remarks
about
the
appearance
of
Some
of
the
smaller
stores
in
the
city
where
neither
landlord
or
tenant
was
willing
to
paint
the
shop
front.
The
windows
never
looked
really
attractive
where
the
paint
on
the
shop
front
was
badly
worn
or
had
a
shabby
appearance.
The
opinion
expressed
was
that
it-helped
business
to
keep
the
place
attractive.
People
do
not
like
to
shop
in
a
place
that
seems
to
be
down
at
heel.
J9L
Clean
up!
Paint
Up!
Beautify!
I
Your
Home
and
its
Surroundings.
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clean
house.
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pitta
a
new
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into
dull
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...
IT
PAYS
TO
PALM
NOW
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Scadden
Rouge
Painter
&
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SUlh
Street,
Prinro
t
Phone;
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and
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Let
Us
All
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Brine
your
lems
to
us.
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labor
at
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time
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