faqi
reran
nu
DAiLT
kiwi
WHIFFLETS
From
th
Waterfront
Alter
caving
Deen
moored
at
the
ocean
dock
since
her
arrival
yesterday
morning,
the
Alaska
Steamship
Co.'s
liner
Baranoff.
here
to
hTe
a
r.r"
propellor
blade
installed
alter
ha
Tin?
lost
one
while
on
her
vay
to
Alaska
on
Monday,
mored
up
to
the
dry
dock
at
It
o'clock
thif
morning
and
was
im
mediately
taken
on
the
pontoons.
It
is
expected
she
will
be
able
to
proceed
by
tomorrow
In
continuation
of
her
interrupted
voyage
to
Western
Alaska.
The
Baranotf
has
152
passengers
on
board.
They
art
destined
for
Seward
and
other
westward
points.
Word
was
received
at
the
local
Indian
Office
today
of
the
saf?
arrival
at
Alert
Bay
yesterday
of
the
departmental
cruiser
Nas
,keena
which
is
being
taken
to
Vancouver
for
installation
of
a
new
engine.
On
board
are
Indian
Agent
W.
E.
Colllson,
Dominion
Constable
A.
J.
Watklnson
and
engineer
Tom
Mcorehouse.
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
George
Capt.
H.
E.
Nedden,
arrived
in
port
at
10:30
this
morning
from
Vancouver.
Powell
River
and
Occar.
Falls.
The
vessel
sails
at
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
for
Anyox
and
Stewart
and,
on
return
here
tomorrow
evening
from
the
north
iwill
be
withdrawn
from
service
t
enter
local
dry
dock
for
annual
overhaul.
The
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
coming
out
of
the
dry
dock
today
after
her
annual
overhaul
will
go
back
into
service
with
the
scheduled
sailing
for
Vancouver
tomorrow
m&nt.
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silver
was
unchanged
at
41ic
ppr
fine
ft'incc
on
the
New
York
me
al
market
today
We
Want
Your
Money
You
Want
Our
Goods
Buy
Now
at
These
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Prices
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TRIBUTE
TO
DR.
WRINCH
Resolution
Is
Passed
Br
Natives
ol
Kitiecukla
KITZEGUKLA.
Feb.
16:
At
the
Kltzegukla
United
Church
the
following
resolution
was
passed
regarding
the
work
oi
Dr.
Leonard
B.
Wrinch,
medical
superintendent
ot
Hazelton
Hospital
who
Is
lea
ring
Hazelton
at
the
end
of
the
month.
"It
Is
with
the
deepest
regret
that
i
we.
the
native
people
of
Kitzegukla
i
leam
of
the
resignation
of
our
local
doctor.
Dr.
L.
B.
Wrinch.
We
feel
i
that
his
departure
from
our
district
j
will
mean
the
breaking
up
of
a
long
.line
of
useful
Christian
seruce
as
well
as
the
closing
of
a
faithful
ministry
of
healing.
No
one
real
izes
more
than
the
Indian
people
what
a
debt
this
district
owes
to
the
Wrinch
family.
"We
had
hoped
that
for
a
life
time
perhaps.
Dr.
Wrinch
would
have
carried
on
the
work
begun
by
his
revered
father.
"During
his
work
among
us,
Dr.
Wrinch
has
made
a
deep
and
very
favorable
impression
upon
our
people.
While
he
Is
different
than
his
father,
he
has
his
own
particular
attractions.
Through
these
he
has
won
the
respect
and
confidence
of
our
people
in
a
remarkable
way.
"For
many
years
he
has
been
our
loctor
and,
since
his
appointment
c
the
position
of
superintendent
bout
a
year
and
a
half
ago,
has
:arried
on
the
policy
adopted
by
hl
ather.
Whenever
any
Indian
attends
the
hospital
he
Is
welcomed
ind
received
with
courtesy,
wheth
er
he
Is
there
as
a
visitor
or
patient.
We
the
natives
of
Kltzegukla
Reserve,
wish
to
assure
Dr.
L.
B.
Wrinch
that
his
services
have
been
appreciated
and
we
wish
him
every
uccess
In
his
new
field
of
service.
BURNS
LAKE
Earl
Gerow.
formerly
of
the
For-2st
Branch
Service
at
Burns.
Lake,
after
spendlng'kix
months
at
Van
couver,
has
proceeded
to
Winnipeg
where
he
will
be
employed
by
the
rransCanada.
Fred
Bach
has
returned
from
a
hurried
business
trip
to
Vancouver,
travelling
the
seven
hundred
miles
each
w
ay
by
truck.
TIpv
Prank
Rushfleld.
United
Church
pastor
here,
was
in
Prince
Oeorge
last
week
attending
semiannual
meetings
of
the
Cariboo
Presbytery
of
the
United
Church
or
Canada.
O.
Blckle
returned
recently
from
a
trip
to
Prince
Rupert
with
a
car
load
of
beef
cattle.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hazcn
Long
and
daughter,
Ethel,
of
Francois
Lake
returned
home
last
week
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Nearly
Gouged
His
Eye
Out
Rabih
Dieter
of
Smithers
District
Ha
Serious
Accident
With
Ski
Pole
SMITHERS,
Feb.
16:
A
serious
accident
befel
Ralph
Dieter
o!
Driftwood
while
he
was
skiing
In
.
I
.
..i
i
I
r.a.
traw
nftn.
fall
In
such
a
manner
that
the
end
of
one
of
his
ski
poles
caught
him
In
the
right
eye,
almost
gouc-lng
It
out
and
making
a
deep
cut
over
the
eye.
He
was
rushed
to
Smithers
Hospital
by
car
where
he
was
given
immediate
attention
and
is
now
doing
as
well
as
can
be
expected.
It
Is
thought
that
th?
eye
mltrht
be
saved
without
any
still
too
soon
to
know
definitely.
Mr.
Dieter
Is
a
young
man
about
22
years
of
age
and
was
raised
in
the
Bulkley
Valley
where
he
has
many
friends
who
will
regret
to
hear
of
his
accident.
ALLIGATOR
IN
SCHOOL
CHATHAM,
Ont..
Feb.
16:
(CP)
the
principal's
radiator
warm
enough
to
roam
till
it's
Paralysis
Ban
At
Topley
Has
Been
Taken
Up
The
infantile
paralysis
quarantine
at
Topley
in
the
Bulkley
Val
ey
lias
now
been
lifted
from
the
homes
of
the
two
young
patients
and
no
new
cases
have
been
r;
oorted.
The
little
girl
of
four
has
no
paralysis
although
her
condi
tion
is
weakened.
The
boy
of
el
even
has
a
slight
paralysis
on
the
left
side
which
it
is
expected
wiL
be
corrected
by
treatment.
The
lad
will
be
leaving
Smithers
Hospital
soon
for
his
home
in
Topley.
Body
Of
Smithers
Man
Comes
Home
Funeral
of
Late
John
A.
.MacDonald
To
Take
Place
Tomorrow
SMITHERS.
Feb.
16:
The
body
DUNNE
AND
Address
Given
To
SCOTT
HERE!Local
Sea
Cadets
"High.
Wide
and
Handsome,"
Touchinj
Romance,
Mid-Week
j
Feature
at
Capitol
Theatre
Early
days
of
the
American
oil
industry
form
the
background
for
a
touching
love
story.
"High,
Wide
and
Handsome."
starring
Irene
Dunne
and
Randolph
Scott,
which
comes
as
the
mid-week
feature
of
fering
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here.
The
romance
Is
motivated
throughout
by
oil
which
brings
the
couple
together,
almost
smashes
their
love
and
finally
re
of
the
late
John
A.
MacDonald
of
demonitrate
her
along
thLs
r
irom
Prince
George
The
mppolXlnz
cast
Includes
vhere
he
died
on
Sunday.
Ri.rmnr.rf
wai!,rr,
AHm
Tv,mir.
Hb
brother.
Hugh
MacDonald
of
off
nteabetti
Patierson,
wimam
Borden,
Sask
will
arrive
In
Smlth-
;rs
on
Thursday
and
the
funeral
will
be
held
from
the
Catholic
Church
that
afternoon.
The
Canadian
Legion
will
have
:harge
of
the
funeral
and
inter-
r.entwni
be
made
in
the
Legion
h
cemetery.
Salvation
Army
Congress
Held
Kitzegukla,
Dela'ation
Take
Tart
In
Hazelton
Meeting
i
KITZEGUKLA.
Feb.
1C:
Sunday
and
Monday
the
kltzegukla
United
Church
choir
accepted
an
invitation
from
Adjutant
Halvorscn
of
the
Hazelton
Salvatiort
Army
to
Join
in
the
winter
congress.
John
Smith
was
host.
On
Sunday
there
was
a
reception
service
In
the
United
Church
and
a
large
nu'rhber
of
young
people
as
well
as
older
ones
Joined
in
"Confession
of
Faith."
During
the
afternoon
a
special
'service
was
held
for
the
election
of
officers.
A
number
of
changes
were
I
made.
Four
of
the
older
members
Iwerc
retained
on
the
church
committee
to
which
four
men
were
ad-jded.
It
was
felt
that
the
enthusi-jasm
and
inspiration
of
youth
were
needed.
Walter
D.
Wesley,
Peter
Brown,
W.
D.
Milton
and
Edward
Wesley
were
the
new
additions.
TERRACE
Mrs.
E.
Cole
left
on.
Saturday's
train
for
Prince
Rupert
where
she
will
visit
with
Mrs.
J.
Stewart.
Mrs.
H.
M.
Wilson
left
on
day
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
KITSEGUKLA
Peter
Mark
has
been
re-elected
the
president
of
the
Epworth
League.
He
has
held
this
office
for
many
years.
A
change
was
made,
In
the
superintendent
-
-
of
the
choir.
me
unitwouu
area
ouuuuj
aia;-i
j
noon.
He
had
the
misfortune
to
j
Sam
Wesley
replaces
Ed.
Wesley
J
Other
minor
changes
were
also
made.
The
organist,
Walter
Wesley.
I
was
re-elected
with
his
brother
as!
assistant.
After
five
months
in
the
Hazel
ton
Hospital,
Mrs,
J.
II.
Johnson
Is
home
again
with
her
family.
'
All
Kltzegukla
men
and
some
of
impairment
of
vision
but
It
is
tneir
lamines
are
now
away
m
ine
logging
camps.
The
logging
Indus
try
Is
thriving
among
the
Indian
people.
(iOKS
AWAY
BACK
ST.
CATHARINES,
Ont.,
Feb.
16:
(CP)
Meadows
Sharp
of
this
town
hag
a
copper
disc
commemorating
The
latest
pet-mascot
of
one
ot
the
opening
of
the
first
bridge
at
Niag-schools
here
Is
a
six-Inch
alligator,
ura
Falls,
In
I860,
by
Edward
VII,
;
from
Florida,
boasting
the
name
of
then
Prince
of
Wales.
This
bridge
largo
and
touting
himself
beside
preceded
the
steel
arch
structure
which
collapsed
In
the
lee
crush
of
1938.
Lieut.
Commander
R.
Durke
Visits
Naval
Headquarters
and
is
Pleased
With
Unit
Last
night
at
the
weekly
instructions
of
the
local
Sea
Cadets.
Lieut
Commander
R.
Burke.
V.C
DJS.O.,
R.N.V.R.,
one
of
the
heroes
of
the
Dover
Patrol
during
the
Great
War.
was
Introduced
to
the
cadets
by
Lieut.
Geo.
K.
Greenwooa
DS.O.,
commanding
that
unit,
and
who
.Kam
tu.n..nn.
nirth:had
served
overseas
in
the
same
,
j
,
,
,
Ti.,.t
ram
part
of
a
spirited
young
carnival
n
l"c
-
toger
while
Scott
is
a
Med
-willed
vania.
Scott
has
a
fight
with
Charles
Bkkford
over
Miss
Dunne
and
they
are
married.
Then
he
strikes
oil
and
the
birth
of
his
new
business
forces
him
away
from
his
young
wife
to
whom
he
becomes
almost
a
stranger.
Neglected
Miss
Dunne
runs
off
to
sing
in
a
camlval
but
at
the
nne
of,
tha
made
UP
the
1
e
also
showed
again
and
find
some
color
and
ga-,
un";
lety
in
life.
Scott
runs
Into
dlffl-
kcen
mterest
whUe
.A"gUi'
M.cDuon"
ald
the
cadets
how-Dunne
was
Instructing
of
which
culties
upon
hearing
Miss
to
aPPly
"rst
aid
ta
the
taJured-climax
goes
to
his
rescue.
A
happy
ensues
with
the
couple
fac-
.
ing
life
again
side
by
side.
The
entire
story
is
Interwoven
with
music
and
Miss
Dunne
Is
given
ample
opportunity
once
again
to
Frawley.
Lucien
Littlefield,
Dorothy
Lamour
and
Alan
Hale.
FLORIDA
IN
CANADA
'
NEVBORO,
Ont..
Feb.
16:
(CP!
;
here
but
they
are
growing
in
a
conservatory'
mander
Burke.
After
inspecting
the
cadets
he
addressed
them
for
a
few
minutes
in
a
very
Interesting
manner
on
the
work
done
by
the
Navy
League,
not
only
in
Canada
but
in
Australia
and
New
Zealand.
He
expressed
him
self
as
greatly
surprised
not
only
at
the
smartness
and
appearance
WAKE
UP
YOUR
LIVER
BILE-
And
Youll
Jump
Out
of
Bd
in
the
Morninf
Rtrin'to
Co
Th
liver
S
.'d
pour
twu
lK.und
of
liquid
bU
intu
"ur
bcwi-t
daUj.
If
thb
bile
ia
not
flowini
f
rl
.
i-ur
fid
duna'tdicnt
It
jnt
d-car
ia
tb
buwrli.
Ga
bluaU
up
Mirttonarh.
Yoa
(HrnxliralH.
Harmful
polaoni
ko
Into
tb
bud.
and
joa
fcrl
auor,
uBk
and
the
world
looka
puak.
Ann
bowH
motrrara
t
dumi't
alw
a
yt
trt
at
tbraa.
You
need
auinrtbiac
tbat
work
oa
Om
Urrr
aa
wrll.
It
Ukra
tbuar
Kuud.
old
firvr'i
Link
Livr
Pilla
to
rrt
ibre
two
Posada
of
bikr
Bowioc
frrrly
and
make
you
frH"up
aad
up".
Harmkaa
aad
(rotlr.
thrr
make
thr
bile
flow
freriy.
Tbfy
do
tbr
work
nf
calumrl
but
bare
do
ealomi
or
mrrunr
f
n
tkrm.
Aik
for
Cartrr'a
Uttl
IJrrr
rill.
U
aamt
I
StubbersJ
rtiuac
inrUiiBi
clac
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