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Peter's
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Albert
&
McCatfery
Lid.
and
Mrs.
Norman
Dagllsh
eturnlng
to
the
city
on'
the
6
Unancs
njiiijiiw
ttiici;ewcuur
(
lUlMi
IUUU1CIU1
nCCIkd.tthiillC
Beach
of
'Graham"
Island.
Beatrice
Hunter
of
the,
on
a
vacation,
trip,
10
ranee
r
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mivrf
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vvwvv.
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from
the
south
;on
the
Rupert
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BeklnstBldg.
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'.bedrooms,
heated
with
or
without
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Joseph
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returned
.tn
.th
city
,on
the
iPrhice
.Rupert
.
this
moindog
Jrom
.a
,trjp
to
William
Balagno...
who
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tn
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heard
lq
recital
-soon,
ls.a
member
of
the
Seattle
Svmnhonv
but
.not
Its.
leader.
Jack
Flint
returned
to
thp
..itv
on
i
thee
Prince
Runerfc
Ing
lifter
.having
made
the
.trip
overseas
recently
.with
.the
Vimy
Pilgrimage.
Jle
was
met
in
.Van.
couver
and
accompanied
home
by
Mrs.
Pllnt.
Mrs.
J.
M
McCormick
arrived
in
he
city
on
the
Prince
RuDert
thl
morning
from
Agassiz
and
wm
proceed
on
this
evening's
train
to
tort
Fraser
to
Join
Rev.
Mr.
Mccormick
who:
has
been
airoointed
Anglican
clergyman
there,
Low
prices
,on
lumberthree
cars
just
arrived
rough
cedar,,
cedar
shiplap,
D.
D.
clear
at
iAlbert
&
McCaffery'juWhone
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r
117.
(224)
Olof
Hanson,
MP.
for
Bkeena.
arrived)
In
the
city
irom
Smithers
on
last
night's
train.
He
was
ac
companied
iby
Aastin
Ooodenough,
spperlntendent
of
the
Hanson
Tim
ber
&
Lumber
Co.
as
far
as
Ter
race.
Mr,
Hanson
iwlll
return
to
Smithers
on
this
evening's
train.
Jack
Graham
and
;Murdo
Mc
Donald
of
Porcher
;Island
cannery
are
leaving
on
this
evening's
.trala
for
Montreal
where
they
wlll
embark
on
October
J2
.aboard
the
steamer
Letltla.
for
a
.
visit
to
.their
native
homes
at
Stomoway,
Charles
R.
Hunter,
-.well
-known
Colleymount
jancher,
is
expected
to
arrive
in
the
city
.on
'tomorrow
nights
train
from;the.
Interior
with
a
carload
of
stock
for'P.jBums
Co.'s
local
abattoir.
Three
carloads
of
stock
from
the
Charles
'Barrett;
ranch
In
the
Bulkley
Valley
.arrived
last
Friday
for
the
Otto
Young,
of
the
mechanical
engineering
department
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station,
was
the
speaker
today
at
tthe
regular
weekly
-luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Qyro
Club.
He
described
a
recent
trip
across
the
continent
with
a
new
type
of
refrigerator
car
designed
by
the
local
station.
Dr.
R.
Q.
Large,
president
of
the
club,
was;ln
the
chair.
Try
a
Dally
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classified
ad
vertisement
for
best
results.
j
Announcements
Canadian
Legion
Bridge
and
Whist
September
23.
,c
.,.
Presbytetlan
Tea,
September
23.
Orange
dance,
September
25.
Vlmy
Pilgrimage,
Inspector
Hall,
Presbyterian
Church,
September
25.
Queen
Mary
tea,-
Mrs.
Hell-
broner's.
September
29.
Violin
Recital,
William
Balagno,
Presbyterian
Church,
September
29,
tickets
at
OrmCs.
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
Dance,
October
2.
(212)
.Come
to
Bazaar,
Catholic
Hall,
October
7
and
8.
(United
Church
Supper,
October
9.
I
Ladles'
Music
Club
Tea
Musleale,
Oct,
14.
i
Canadian
Legion
Bazaar,
Octo
ber
15.
Hyggas
Bazaar,
October
23.
Baptist
bazaar
'carnlyal,
Oct.,:24
Gyro
Hoedown,
:Moose
Hall,
October
30.
St.
Peter.Church!1Bazaar,.Uoy.
ember
12.
Noreaiber
1
L.O.
B.
A.,Baar,
Newlflinister
Is
WelcQmed
Banquet
at'Kitzepicla
In
Honor
Of
Rev.
-Bishop
IBlaek
KITZEQUCLA,
Sept.
.23:
Last
Saturday
evening
a
-
very
,
pleasant
time
was
spent
.In
the
Community
Halhwhen
a
banqneUwas
arranged
or
'Rev.
Bishop
Black,
the
newly
appointed
missionary
teacher.
The
event
had
been
'delayed
.until
all
the
men
were
home.
,
Seated
at
the
head
table
with
the
i
minister
were
the
chief
s
.blithe
Frog
and
Whale
Clans
.together
wlthitheofflclals
of
"the
.United
Church.
A.
delicious
Abouklr,
Is
expected
shortly.
NATIVES
'ILLEGAL
SHARERS
LICHTENBURG,
South
Africa,
Sept.
23:
(CP)--Cnntrary
-o
South
African
law,
P.
M.
S.
'Barnard
worked
a
gold
claim
on
.a
share
basis
with
colored
natives
1
and
was
fined
$90
or
six
.weeks
in
Jail.
WOULD
REGULATE
GARAGES,
ADELAIDE,
Sept.
23:
ICP)
Art
critics'
of
the
South
Australia's
centenary
stamps
are
writing
the
papers
aescrioing.it
as
.uxe
a
jam
label."
Mrs.
J.
iBremner
has
J
ust'
received
word
that
Miss.
MargaretiEasson
of
Rosetown,
Sask.,
daughter-of
a
cou
sin
of
Mr.
Bremner,
recently
won
the
golf
championship
of
'Saskaf-
chewan
province.
.
Hotel
Arrivals
Savoy
1
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Leask,
.Metla-.
katla;
J.
H.
Jones,
Surf
Point
Mine,'
J.
M.
Miller,
Mr.
and
:Mrs
J.
Shunthe"
and
O.
Anderson
city.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
(A.
IDavls,
Port
Esslngton;
Joe
Sankey
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
David
Musgrave
iand
daughter,
Port
Simpson;
;Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
McMillan,
Kamloops;
"Mr
and
Mrs.
R.
L.
Brash,
city;
D,
T
Greene,
Quick;
W,
M.
Munro,
Premier;
J.
A.
White,
Vanderhoof,
Royal
.-Charles
Douglas,
yic
Glraud,
p.
J.
A.
Humphries,
Calgary;
C.
'
Moore,
Port
Esslngton;
Fred
".
Nash,
Terrace;
iB.
Shearman,
,Usk.;
IN
THE
SI'FKKMK
COWtT
'OFT
IJKITISII
COI.l'MIHA
IN
IMIOUATK
llir
Muttfr
of
the
"AdmliilMradoii
Art"
And
In
tlir
Mattrr
of
the
K(tmfIer
mlt4ir.
'.liwMwtl
TAKE
NOTICE
that
bv
i
order
tf
aim
Honor,
W.
E.-
Flshr
the
21t
day
16),
September.
A.
D.
1988.
I
wa
ap-
uolntd
Administrator
with
will
.
an
nexod
of
'the
tentate
of
Petr
DaBc(r.'
Indebted
to
the
estate
are'
requlrd"UJ
pay
the
amount
ot
,th.lr
lmlewttinesfl
to
me
forthwith.
'NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Official
AdmlnltraUr,
'Prince
mupert.iB.C.
Dated
thla
,21st
iday
ol
Stptembtt,
A.
D.
1030.
MacKiENZI!SP
FURNITURE
Card
;Tables.tfrom
'75
Ash
'Trays
i
can
i
be;a
ttached
ito
,
anyiOf;.these.'tables:.
Just
iarrlved.;a
'full
jshlpment
of
'Spring
-Filled
.Mattresses
"from
9t0tiup
Abo
a
mew
lot
.flf
Omtpeie
ijust
tutrrived.
327
Third
Ave.
"PhorfiTW
1
DiSL?
asm
GIRL
SPIES
'
DTJRIN'G
WAR
"Contlned-firomPage
1
hep
office,
took
pistol
from
her.
desk
and
kllledhlm.
"
After
the
war
TMlle.
Docteur
dropped
from
sight:
The
last
heard
of
jier.iy
the,publlc
she
was
living
In
seclusion
.in
Switzerland.
She
came
Into
a
large:.fortune
from
her
parents,
which
was
taken
as
evidence
.that
.her
spy
Avork
was
not
done-for
monetary-gain
but
because
she
loved
the.
adventurous
life
and
Intrigue.
Led
Crimson
Life
Mata
'Harl
was
.an
entirely
dif
ferent
type.
She
was
a
.lovely
ani
mal,
.possessed
of
a
.sinuous,
grace
which
made
her
a
favorite
dancer
In
the
music-halls
.of
Eurppe.
Art
ed
by
.the
.
ladles
.asshted
by
.Moses
ravedabut
the
beauty
of
her
oones
and
other
:men.
After
the
dinner
speeches
of
welcome
were
tendered
In
the.
native
tongue,
which
for
eloquence
,and
humor
were
.equal
.
to.
.any
English
production.
Rev.
iB.
tBIack
then
replied
in
a
suitable
and
genial
way
thanking
his
hosts
and
hostesses
for
their
splendid
reception.
MAYE
BE
EARLIEST
STAMP
JOHANNESBURG,
Sept.
23:
(CPi
Discovery-
of
three
faded
postagi
stamps
used
In
1832.
eight
years
before
the
famous
British'
blacks,
has
encouraged
South
African
philatelists
to
bellsve
the
world,
llrst
adhesive
posiage
stamps
were
issued
at
the
Cape.
FRENCH
STUDY
OLD
WRECK
ALEXANDRIA,
Egypt,
Sept.
23:
(CP)
A
French;
expedition'
to
investigate
sea
erosion
on
the
remains
of
the
Napoleonic
fleet,
scuttled
by
Admiral
Nelson
at
Uigure,
especially
her
arms
.and
shoulders.
An
Oriental
cast
of
fear
tures
and
a
slight
duskiness
of
skin1
added
to
her
fascination.
And
she
.was
supremely
,
clever.
Princes,
statesmen,
diplomats
and
other
personages
vied
with
one
another
for
her
favors.
She
smiled
upon
them
all,
'and
one
by
one
she
wrung
from
them
thesecrets
.which
twould.be
,
useful
to
Germany.
When,
ilnally.she
came
.to
the
,bltter..end
Jf
iher
crimson,
ilife.
oiot
even
she
:ould
have
given
a
close
guess
as
to
the
total
number
of
her
lovers.
.Mata-Harl'
claimed
to
be.
a'Hlndu.
3he.sald.she
had
been
reared
as
a
sacred
:
dancer
in
a
temple
.of
the
iod'Siva
In
India,
and
by
the
tlm
she
was
13
she.
already
was
swirling
her
slim
figure
before
the
image
of
the
great.deity.
.'But
,
along
came
ia
handsome
iBrltlsh-off
leer
i
and
carr
ried
her.off
to,
marriage.
Ultimately
she
arrived
iln
.Europe.
"The
rRed
Dancer",
actually
established
.herself
ias.asort
of
.high
priestess
of
,
a
'
Siva
cult
.which
practised
all
:orts
of
licence.
It
was
'easy
to
ibeliev?
Mata
aiarl's
story,
for
she
ihad
a
hypnotic
:
persuasiveness,
iand
-she
possessed
that;
Oriental
appearance,
Actually;!
however,
she
wasDutch,
and
born
In
Holland.
There
Is
no
record
iof
hertever
having
ibeen
dn
the
iFarlEast.-
Mata
.
:Harl
Awas
iborn
In
1876
andwas.already
,ln
the'.Oer-
man.secret-servlee
'
with.
headquarters
iln:Berlln,
.before
the
vWorld
War.
iBoth
France
and
:Brltaln
:had
spotted'iher
.as
;a
.spy,
but
It
was
long
.after
the
mar
started
.before,
they'
obtalned
enough
'evidence;
for
action,
against
her,
When
at
home
she
lived
Jlke
a
Princess
In,
a
palatial
residence
where
she
entertained
ilavishly
-the
men.who
could.
serve
iher.Some-
to'.her
.will
.and
sent-fout
to
their'
deaths
.as
spies.
She
travelled
a
great
;deal,;too,
anrUalllthe
capitals
knew
her,
ifor
she
continued
the
3nGrass
Hockey
VANCOUVER,
JSept.
,23:
(CP)
Some.30,of
Vancouver's
best,women
grass
.hockey
.players
have
.been
practising
assiduously
in
preparation
for
a
game
here,
October'3
with
a
representative
Australian
women's
team.
The
Australians
.
will
.meet
the
Vancouver
All-Stars
while
enroute
to
.the
International
tournament
at
Philadelphia
In
which
14
nations
will
participate.
Many
parts
of
the
British
Empire
wllLbe
represented
In
the
tourney
but
Canada
,1s
not
sending
a
team.
The
world
tournament
.was
first
staged.at
Geneva
in.
1930.
and
4t
is
planned
to
hold
.It
.
every
three'
years.
The
.last-
event
was:
staged
fh
.Cppenhagen
in
.1933,
ManimiheMoon
The
Dally
-News
Is.
one
of
the
few
printing
and
publishing!
establishment,
twithout
?a
devil.
That
ac-counts
-forlhe
quality
of
:the
Prince
Rupert's
plea
to
Mr.
Buckley
is
"Will
v
you
sno'
come'
back
to
me."
As
a
guide
.In
ihls.
apprehension.
G.men
rushed
i
six
different
pictures
of
the
fugitive
to
the
chief
of
poJ
lice
in
a
;nearby
city.
A
few
hours
later
they
received
this
telegram
'Have
arrested
flve.of
the
men;
ex
pect
to:
.have
the.
sixth
within
a
few
hours."
You
have
!
heard
.about
the
girl
professional
,
dancing
-which
.notpotIR(jast
of5Beef
omy
iDrougntinex-iiie
uuuiaiiuu
sue
..iw.
loveo
loui'was
ia
us.eiu.junnu.iur
her
real
'.work
as
spy.
Wherever
she,
went
she:
lefta
wake
.of
fluttering
male
j
hearts.
Dramatic
Execution
After
the
.war
Jiroke
.outlMata
Harl,devoted.tmuch
of
her
'.tlme.ito
espionage
,ln
"France,
arhe
iFrench
authorities
watched
her"
closely
but
she
covered
her
trail
so
well
they
could
not
arrest
her,
for
she
had
powerful
frQnds'ivfJng
the
admlr
lng
We'nfiibiwwifflijilly.
Over
tPrince
Rupert
a
auaacuy,
wnen
sne
laciuany-ap
plied
lor
work
.In
the.French
secret
service,
and
',was.ac
cepted-Sheigave
the
French-some
useful
Information
(with
.the
iknowledge
of
'her
superiors
in
Berlin),
but
her
real
purpose
of
course,
was
to
be
In.
a
position
iwhere
she
could
serve
the
fatherland
'better.
The
French
were
not
fooled,
and
bavtagiher
underdose
observation,'
they
ilrially
(managed
to
.'get
.hold,
of
some,
of,
her,
secret
.
messages
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