,
'
i
l
i
in
-
1
m.mm.
i
,
r
u,,:.
i
.
f
hi.
.
irac
who
Jua
made
good
in
a
;i
bo'.l:
;;i
ins
jnvai:
bu
.!.
-
and
;i
public
life
Born
to
Swe-:
.
l.
beranw
naturalised
in
Ediuuuion
in
1909
and
aime
to
Prince
Rupert
u
a
u,i,u..u,.
un
iiuiwty
construction.
Later
he
became
prominently
Identified
with
the
Umbering
and
fishing
lndutrlea.
Thr
cltlsens
ol
the
district
paid
tribute
to
hi
worth
and
abilities
by
i
rting
htm
Member
of
the
Canadian
House
of
Commons
for
Skeena
tn
h
targe
majority
In
1M0
Twenty-Five
Years
Ago
From
hc
Prince
Rupert
tlmUt,
prederer
'
.
Dalljr
News
the
Di
W
T
Kendn
t
back
la
Prince
Rupert
from
a
trip
ta
Vancouvw
vl
;-r-
he
made
arrangement
for
t
nlc
of
atock
to
ftnanee
develop-
MAD'
IN
B.C.
EEa
80
of
Public
Motor
Transportation
Companies
In
B.C.
operate
on
HOME
OAS
Exclusively.
the
ooncert
constats
of
the
follow-
ting,
president
b.
W.
Morriasey;
se
cretary.
Thomas
Trotler;
treaurer,
Father
E.
M.
Bunoz:
J.
McNulty
Prank
McKlnnon
$nd'
piflta
Cou-lure
4
The
Prince
Rupert
Club
U
trying
to
fecure
the
hill
at.
the
enrrfer
of
nfth
Street
and
Second
Avenue
for
a
clubbeuae
site.
Dr
W.
T.
Kergln
I
the
doyen
of
pioneer
phyaWans
and
surgeon
-
.
-
i
I
.
.
m
Lm.
ft.
r-
4r
tlArl
irn'
work
on
tne
lne
inwi
mu!jr
rriBOC
uupcri.
ne
o"
su
wart
i
Simpson
In
1805
'.to
a
tnlssionary
-
!
doctor
and
inj'ooa
moved
to
Prince
The
Northern
Staamablp
Co
hat
;
n.uert.
sifice
t
then'
he
has
min
er)
!
red
the
siaamatilp
service
busi-1
cttH
to
the
medial
and
surgical
r.fv.
between
Prtuee
Rupert
andjnmto
0f
-pvij
community
ably
and
VJinrouver
wtUi
tht
steamers
PeW4i.
bulldinr
up
an
enviable
rcpu-
iw
and
CetrUna.
The
tatter
a'tation
In
hU
profession.
Away
back
p;.'.senger
vassal.
In
ih
early
days
he
-served
a
terra
i
.
t
n
u
rrnf
,
Kkwna
In
-.Victoria.
The
fuhing
strainer
Welding
'
,
Bi
..ihers
la
In
Seattle
with
a
catch
.
'
clerk
t
the
Prince
f
105.000
pounds
of
halibut
taken
Dong
SB,
HpteJ
is
among
the
real
old
i
the
Queati
Charlotte
Island
Rupert
cUims
the
dlsUnc-Railway
bank.
When
the
Omnd
Trunk
Pa-
tuners
hfie,Hq
Is
competed
fUh
Uor,
of
hating
rang
.the
first
churcj
r,u,ht
in
the
vicinity
of
the
Queen
bell
in
Prince
Ruptrt
That
as
to
the
W
BUhop
F.
II.
f
t
"
when
ulotte
Monda
wlH
be
sh4H
,
0Vernet
earn
over
from
MttU-
(m
Prhw
Rupert.
katla
to
eondoct
the
first
cllurch
Undor
Uic
ausi)kas
of
Ue
local
senlre
ver
hMd
pl
thU
nislte.
Cu
hoik-
Church
grand
concert
The
senioe
Inol:
plftct
In
the
O.
T.
J
be
staged
on
S'..
Patrick
s
pay
P
dlnlnu
room
Tr.r
.
xccutlve
in
connection
with
mese
boy.
wnere
.g
"YOU
CAN
BUY
NO
BETTER"
Made
in
the
modern
refinery
of
the
H0MK
Oil,
DISTIH-HITTOUS
Lid.
on
the
North
Shore
of
HurranUnlet,
owned
and
operated
jiy
the
only
100'
.
B.C.
company
manufacturing
gasoline
in.B.C.
.
HOME
OIL
DISTRIBUTORS
Limited
Prince
Kuprrt,
ILC.
Still
WiJi
Us,
These
Pioneers
August
1900
or
Earlier'
1
Judjg
and
Mrs.
W,
.E.
F
her
'
'IS07).
Mr.
and
'Mrs.
J.
Fred
Rl
chte
1M4.
Mrs.
J-
H
Gibson
(904,
iM.'t!akaUa;
WA.
Prince
Rupcr
Mu
E
C.
McCoskrle
H905,
Har
'ley
Bay;
1910.
Prince
Rupert'
Mr
and
Mrs.
D.
O.
8tewrt
1908
Mn
!R
E
Moore
1997.
Stert
N
irrle
!Port
Bsninirton,
11191;
Prince
Ru
'pert.
10".
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gone
iFrizat-ii
'P'ltt
EsslnnUMi.
900
!Plince
l)r.
!(
:
Jn
D.
Mr
Led
'1908'.
V;
.m!
Mrs.
J.
II
M(
!."od
19..
A
B
r
:
v'er
'!'J07
Mr
.
O.
It
:J
J;
'
,
Olof
ilur.
'..on
rjoj..
J
'.'v'-navn
:908
;Mr.
..nd
Mr
J
II
Thon..j.-.'.;n
.
i.C0.
.
li
P..
hi.
'.!!
l08i.
Wit-'liaia
Jatnc-
liium;.
'1949.
R
bert
II
flii.nas
'ldv'Ji
Allnsd
Swanson
i
I907i
Mr
and
Mi
JR.
Morgan
J'jOTi,
Mr
and
Mi.
P
W.
A.'.der-
i
's.n
U906'.
Su-aji
A.
tiriey
!.
l07i.
Mi
aid
Mr:.
.
G.
Steeri
.
j'1909.
Mi.
and
Mi...
Oeor.e
D.
ITiU4
1&01.
Tbo.na.i
McM.-ekin'
19081.
Mr
and
M.
A.
T
P.irkln
I
'
J
907
.
Bishop
E.
M.
Buiioe
Mr
and
(Mr
John
Currr
IVUr
Lorenzen.
Mr.
and
Mi
Huh
Killuv
Sidney
Hambim
l.uKla.
Sutherland.
Thep
C3llart.
Dr.
and
M.s
W.
T.
Kergln
'190S.
Port
SSmp'or:
1808.
Prince
Rupert",
Mr
and
Mrs.
S.
E.
Parker
1009.
Mr.
and
M:t
J.
Ldrnc
Mc
Laren
1909).
Thomas
Tiotter
1908.
Mrs.
R.
J.
D.
Smith
'I909i
i
L
II
n
Don
v
vr
ntmnf
a
M
T
Roman
Catholic
Bishop
of
Northern
British
Columbia
and
the
Yukon,
lis
the
dean
of
Prince
Rupert's
clergy,
still
resident
here,
having
been
the
first
missionary
priest
of
the
community.
Long
since
he
was
elevated
to
the
bishopric.
Friend
of
Catholic
and
ProUstant
alike,
he
is
highly
esteemed
by
all
and,
withal,
one
of
Prin
Rupert's
most
popular
old
timers
ANDREWS
.
LIVER
SALT
9
whjyi)
KIEPSY0U
FIT
A
Great
Soldiei
Pioneer
of
City
LiaggggsKHllHsHftJ"
i
mm
mi
ggg
t
-
JSSSSH
PREMIER
T.
D.
PATTTI.LO
The
concert
presented
unde:
thr
airpiee..
of
the
Junior
Chamber
ci
Comment-
to
commemoraU-
th.
tv.-i.ty
-filth
anniversary
o:
th
in
orporatlon
of
the
city
of
P.;nc!
Rupert
and
dedicated
in
honor
r:
Prince
Rirpert's
pioneers
drew
an
appreciative
audience
of
some
five
.hundred
or
so
persons
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
yesterrlay
afternoon.
An
excellent
protam
of
imtru-.
mental
and
vocal
music
was
pie-j
sentcd
with
City
Commissioner
W.
.J.
Alder
the
principal
f
aaker.
Pro-:cedii
ef
some
$100
are
b?!ng
Irt'rnctl
4ver
to
the.
funds
of
the
j
prince
Rupert
Boys'
Bind.
One
of
Prince
Rupert's
pioneers
who
has
gpne
fat
to
affairs
of
State
and
public
responsibility
Is
Thomas
puffertn
Pattnllo.
Pflme
Minister
of
British
Columbia,
He
came
here
tod
908
from,
the
Yukon,
served
on
the
first
cljy
council,
was
mayor
In
1913
and
was
elected
Member
of
the
Legislature
In
191C.
He
was
called
into
the
cabinet
of
ttyojlatij
Premier,
II.
C.
Brewster,
whep
he
formed
his
ministry
to
191C,
continued
as
minister
of
lands
through
the
long
regime
of
thejate
Premier
John
The
proceedings
wire
opened
with
brief
and
apjioopriate
remark'
by
T.
U.
LePae,
president
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
whe
referred
to
the
Rorrl
work
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Boys'
Band
under
Bandmaster
Robert
Greenfield
and
-hanked
the
band,
the
Junior
Sym-!
ihony
Orchestra
and
artists
contri-'
luting
to
the
program
as
well
as
the
!
management
of
th?
Capitol
Theatre
for
its
co-opcratlon.
Mr.
LePage
then
introduced
P.
W.
Anderson
as
chairman.
.
Mr..
Anderson
referred
appre-i
clatlve))'
to
the
gracious
gesture
of
Ihe
Junior
Chambe"
of
Commerce
in
dedicating
the
concert
to
the
nioneers
and
then
called
upon
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
for
an
address.
i
I
Oliver
and
later
Premier
J.
D.
.
McLean,
wfsjehosen
lioader
of
the
Opposition,
In
1928
ahd
be-
,
I
came
Premier,
.
wjjen
IheLieral
,
party
was
returned
,w
pftw(r
to
,
1933,.
Mr
Pattr4llo:
n6wC2rtirstftf
1
a
comparaUyplyoujpK)-mn,,ap4
many
of
uu
irienas
ana
aamir-
ers
believe
that
the
future
may
hold
even
greater
nesponslblllUes
arid
hopors
for
him.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
C
.
Stewart,
pioneers
of
this
city,
have
been
to
residence
for
the
winter
at
San
Diego,
Cal.
Mr.
Stewart
has
taken
quite
a
fancy
to
golfing,
It
It
reported.
Advertise
to
the
Dally
Newa
I
"Doc"
Ormes
First
Stand'
rBSSSSvBS-k'Ngggjgggggggs!s
Augu
.ui
1
v
t-
Mi)l1lV
VUrrh
11,
IMS
THI
DAILY
KW
rince
Ruperts
Silyer
Jubilee,
1
935
Olof
Hanson
M.P.
ntwrnii
George
W.
Johnstone.
Mr.
and
Mrs
E.
Unwtn.
Mr.
pjvd
Mrs.
J.
G
Vtereck
1904i,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
L
Molntoah
1906.
Port
Eaemgton
1008.
Prince
Ruperf.
W.
M.
Brown.
Sigouln.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Lind
say
U99.
F.
VV.
Hirt
1
1903).
C.
II
Orme
1908i.
A.
T.
Ivarson
1909)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
Muaaallem.
K.
i
Smith
I908i.
II.
M.
Daggett
1909i
Joseph
Ratchford.
J.
L.
Mcintosh
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
R.
Gordon.
R.
L
Neweombe
M908,
F.
W.
Weseh
11908).
Duncan
McKenzSe.
Mrs.
Jessie
Jacobs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
M
Crosby
1906).
Mr?
Peter
Bluek
1909.
Mr.
and
Mr.
S.
D.
Macaon-
Lald.
A.
O.
Franks,
W.
J.
Raymond.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
E.
Yager.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
Johnsor.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
R.
A.
McLeod.
W.
J.
MeCutoheon
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
C.
McRae.
Mr
and
Mrs.
M.
P.
McCaffery
1909).
Mr
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Alder
1909.
J
D.
Allen.
Mrs
N.
Gurvich,
Mr
and
Mrs.
L.
Astorl.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
J
Bacon,
Thomns
BaHlnger.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Victor
Bassj-Bert.
Arthu
Urooksbank.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
W
Cameron.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Tobey
UWH3I,
M.
A.
Burbank
il90Qi.
Mr
and
Mrs.
w.
E.
comson.
miss
k.
m.
Davlcs,
Mr.
and
Mrs
II.
B.
East
man.
Thomas
McClymonk
Mr
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
McLennan
J
A.
Meeker
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Millar
1907
Mrs.
E.
II.
Mortimer,
A.
R.
Phillips.
A.
J.
Prudhorrme.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Scherk,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
M.
Stephens
1&08.
Robert
McKay.
Mr
and
Mrs.
D.
McD.
Hunter.
Mrs.
O
B.
White.
O.
II.
Munro.
J.
R.
Mor-isoiv
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
E.
Jack,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Zarclll.
Mr.
and
Mrs
E.
Rosang.
Mrs.
P.
t
Palmer.
Jlcnri
Lctourneau.
Fred
RIffou,
Gus
3el-
vln.
John
Murray.
W.
V.
Tattersal,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
W.
Nlckerson,
gggggssBggH
.
ggggggggggIMKgggggfl
COL
f
W
l
'
Colo:fui
pr.
u...
y.
bi.iv
:xA-dici
.md.
w;
.'
.
'n
'iyiijB
lar.
Col
C
W
Pt;Jt
.C.
D
EO,
U
numbered
uir.o:.,;
the
mosi
jdjs-
tlngutehed
of
P'
tnci-Jtupcrt's
io-
.'
neer
cltbttn
In
1903
Col.
iWkvi
with
his
parliKM
tin-
lateOapt.
D.
M.
Moore,
buil'.
Ca0ar
!4ip
nery
on
the
Skeena
Rt'r--a'n4
four
years
later
wept;
into
the
sawm
tiling
business
at
Georgetown.
Jn
1908
he
ir.oved
his
headquarters
into
the
city
Lecdlng
one
di
the
first
contingent!
of-volun(eers
for
overseas
from
Prlnct
Rupert
in
1914,
he
.soon
distinguished
himself
as
mill-
tary
leader
in
Frunce.
As
commanding
officer
of;thejSlxtenUi
Canadian
ScottislM.ReglrpQid
lie
was
awarded
theVovcled
vlttorfa
Crossjand
the
DUtoguished
Service
Order.
While
overseas,
"Ke
was
elected
Member
of
We
House
of
Commons
for
Skeena.
Remoy
ing
frfcm
Prince
Rupert
to
Sidney,
Vancouver
Island,
after
the
War,
he
eat
for
some
time
In
the
Legislature.
Later
he
was
a
member
of
the
Board
of
Pensions
Commissioners
but
now,
lives
in
retire-?
ment
in
Sidney.
CONCERT
IS
ACCEPTABLE
Large
Croud
Gather
at
Capitol
Theatre
at
Alfair
n
Celebration
;
Of
Clvie
Anniversary
Good
Program
Boys'
Band
Benefits
Sufatantiall)
As
Result
of
Effort
of
Jnnior
Chamber
.
,..
i
1ijw-
Doe
Orme.
w.
:
.
.
..
.
r.
...
tu
c
Street,,
to
tu.k
of
ig
ihy-
Mae
Ponulai
person
ality
and
or.r
T.h
services
nave,
always
Dcen
in
great
acmano,
Cyiil
H.
Oimf
..
-:vt!.
m
p.u.
iter
.ly
rvtry
public
office
In
Prince
Rupert
-
a
mayor.
a:dur.ian.
chooi
ututec.
president
of
the
board
of
trade,
etc
w.iha!.
h?
is
onoof
the
dty
most
successful
business
men.
Ormes
Limited
The.
Pioneer
Druggists
The
REXALL
STORE
W08
-
1935.
i
Mr
juri-
iifljri
tribute
to
the!fh
nort
tn
vears
VHnn
there
had
Honey
Sings
an
Old
Time
sdng"
,uulic
spirit
of
the
Junnff
Cham-
been
to
the
last
iwiqty-five.
Today
!
'Carey,
offering
"In
the
Garden
j.r
of
Commerce
and
referred
to
oriental
trade
for
the
port
wasf
My
Heart"
as
her
encore.TMrs.
the
Important
play
the
Chamber1
looming.
(McLeod
sang
'The
Kerry
Dances-
was
taking
in'
civic
affairs.
j
The
city
cdmmlisjoner
referred
Mooret
and
-Love
Sent
a
Glfr
ot
Looking
back
to
1916.
Mi
Alderi,
desirabUlty
of
home
and-Ros"
tot
her
pncire-
Dr.
LlrgeS
recaUed
the
limited
and
crude!
gardwiIng
improvement
and
men-jHrst
selection
was
olng.Home
steamship
service
at
that
time,
how
tloned
development
of
park
land
in
"Dvorak)
nd
his
encore
Pale
there
had
been
no
Industrial
de-McClym(mt
Prk
west.
or
the.
Hays'
Moon"
Cadman.
A
male
quartet
velopment
with
no
railway
service.
Crek
brWge
,
MeBride
Street,
icondsting
of
J.
E.
Davey.
J.
A.
Teng,
IS.
J.
Hunter
and
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher
cold
no
dry
dock,
no
storage
plants
no
oil
tanks,
no
government
wharf.
Musical
ProSram
lwas
m
good
voice
In
"Can't
Yor
no
biological
station,
no
railway,
Contributtcns
o:
Uie
i-nnce
tw-.ueaa
ie
aiouimi.
iArur
waa.
staUon
or
yards,
no
ocean
dock,
no'
pert
Boys'
Band
to
the
program
in-
Kooert
ureenneja
was
skiuiu
hi
na
lumber
assembly
dock,
ho
elerato
sluded
the
march
"Srnfonia
Ttnditton
of
-Bride
of
the
Waves?
while
the
city
had
no,
permanent
-Hays),
selections
from
"The
Bo
Clark
as
a
cornet
solo.
Acom-
streets
or
sidewalks
and
no
proper
hemlan
Girl"
iBalfe)
and
serenade
pamsis
were
Mrs.
j.
s.
ua,
wts.
sewerage
or
electric
light
systems.
"Organ
Echoes"
(Hayes),
au
oi
t
J
&mun.
wrs.
iv
tuiuipi.
When
the
port
and
city
of
that
which
were
rendered
splendidly,
me
h.
.
urocuesoy.
time
was
compared
with
today,
the
band
showing
steadily
increasing
The
prpgrani
opened
with
the
great
development
that
had
been
improvement.
The
Junior
Sym-
singing
of
"O
Canada"
and
Closed
made
could
be
better
realized.
The
phony
Orchestra,
under
direction
of
with
"God
Save
the
King."
people
of
those
days,
armed
with
A.
C.
Cameron,
played
the
selection
Fred
Wesch
spoke
briefly,
x-nothlng
but
faith,
had
undertaken
"Danube
Waves"
Uvanovlci).
a
pressing
appreciation
on
behalf
Of
a
great
task
in
city
building.
Thev
medley
"Sounds
From
Ireland"
me
ranee
Kuperc
uoys
uana,,-
were
not
aware
of
the
possibilities
Bendixj
and
the
march
"Victory"
sodatlon
of
the
effort
made
on.
its
of
fishing.
Umber
and
mineral
in-
Ascher
In
fine
style.
Vocal
solos
'behalf
by
the
Junior
Chamber,
of
dustries
such
as
pow.
existed.
De-
by
Mrs.
A.
J.
Webber.
Mrs.
J.
H.
Commerce.
He
also
mentioned
daring
that
Prince
Rupert
was
McLeod
and
Dr.
R.
G.
Large
were
that
not"
only
the
pioneers
but
all
bound
to
become
a.
great
commer-
highly
appreciated,
encores
being
citizens
would
be
welcomed
.atthe
cla!
and
business
centre.
Mr.
Alder
demanded
in
each
case.
Mrs.
Web-
Pioneers'
Association
banquefjand
predicted
greater
development
In
ler
s
first
number
was
-When
dance
tonight.
;
Docks
and
Shipping
Here
In
1908