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GF
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SALES
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SELLING
TEA
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NOT
COST
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CONSUMER
MORE
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NEW
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on
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evening
last
by
Rev.
DavW
Donaldson.
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the
ceremony,
there
was
a
reception
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Tueidav
j.
HARROWING
EXPERIENCE
Local
Fishing
Master
Rescued
Off
Islands
After
40-Hour
Battle
With
Gale
Aer
a
40-hour
battle
with
a
terrific
southeast
gale
In
Hecate
Straits.
Capt.
"Speck"
Warner
of
the'
trolling
vessel
Vivian
arrived
in
Ketchikan
at
3
o'clock
this
morning,
bringing
in
the
Goose
Island
troflcr
King
Fisher
and
her
injured
master.
John
Vander
Well.
according
to
a
recent
story
in
the
Ketchikan.
Tribune.
Capt.
Vander
Well
was
injured
.about
rioon
Wednesday
while
fish
ing
off
Queen
Charlotte
Island?.
Only
the
veterans
of
the
trailing
fleet
were
out
on
the
grounds
at
'he
time,
for
a
southeast
gale
was
raging
and
heavy
seas
made
It
difficult
to
keep
the
poles
down
When
the
King
Fisher
was
mounted
by
two
huge
seas
in
succession
one
of
her
trolling
poles
carried
away
end
in
falling
caught
Captain
Vander
Well,
breaking
the
knee
cap.
and
dislocating
the
knee
Joint
of
one
leg.
Too
Rouen
to
Cross
Capt.
"Speck"
Warner
on
the
Vivian
saw
the
signals
being
mart"
by
the
injured
skipper
and
not
a
line
aboard
the
King
Fisher,
taking
the
vessel
in
tow.
-
He.
endeavored
to
cross
th
tound.
but
the
weather
became
too
'onth.
and
at
last
he
had
to
turn
back
and
rtJrTfor
shelter
back
of
Tow
Island,
on
the
Canadian
sd
Something
of
the
force
of
the
force
of
the
storm
may
be
estimated
when
it
Is
konwn
that
it
re
quired
until
dark
that
night
to
make
.the
lee
of
Tow
Island,
The
cutter
Rlvidlas.
Cant.
-L.
Shepnard.
of
the
Canadian
Fish
Patrol,
had
been
out
on
the
bank
at
the
time
of
the
accident,
patrolling
to
see
If-
she
could
be
of
I
any
assistance
to
the
Canadian
Lboats
operating
on
the
ground,
a-
'he
feared
some
of
them
might
be
in
trouble
due
to
the
sudden
storm
Stands
By
When
she
observed
the
two
Am
erican
boa(S
struggling
toward
the
shelter
of
Tw
Island,
the
Rlvidlas
Immediately
ran
over
and
stood
by
'hem
during
al'
the
hours
of
their
"it
tie
with
the
seas.
Captain
Shenmrd
motionerl
'hem
toward
the
harbor,
and
ut-
nallert
for
'Vander
Well
to
get
in
off
the
wave
swept
deck:
he
of
course
belne
lenorant
at
the
time
of
the
condition
of
the
injured
man.
Captain
Shennard
is
the
Canadian
master
who
has
been
so
severely
censored
bv
some
American
fishermen
for
hi
sebuire
of
the
five
American
trolling
vessel
who
were
confiscated
by
the
Canadian
1
recently
for
nverstavin?
lev
!
a
British
harbor.
Captain
Warner
say
that
he
wlrhes
to
go
on
record
to
the
effect
that
Captain
JShp-pard
did
everything
in
his
power
to
aid
him
and
the
injured
matter
of
the
King
Fisher:
and
that
he
found
him
In
every
way
a
"prince."
Rough
on
Rar
In
the
shelter
of
Tow
Island
Vander
Well
was
transferred
to
the
Canadian
cutter,
and
a
run
we
made
for
medical
assistance
n
Masset.
Arriving
at
the
Mastet
tm
they
found
a
terrific
welter
of
breaker
running
which
made
It
impossible
to
enter.
They
made
a
harbor
of
sorts
ter
miles
distant:
and
when
it
wa-still
impossible
next
morning
to
enter
Maset.
Captain
Warner
tooV
Vander
Well
back
aboard
the
Kim
Fisher
and
started
for
Ketchikan
with
him.
Warner's
partner
bringing
in
the
Vivian.
Bearing
Burns
Out
In
Dixon's
Entrance,
with
the
gale
still
raging,
the
Vivian
burned
out
a
forward
connecting
rod
bearing.
Captain.
Warner
managed
to
get
aboard
the
disabled
vessel
with
a
skiff
and
after
two
hour
of
roll-in
the
trough
of
the
seas
got
a
new
bearing
run.
The
two
vessels
reached
Kctch-
kan
at
3
o'clock
this
morning,
having
battled
with
gale
and
sea
for
more
than
forty
hours.
Vander
Well
was
taken
to
the
Ketchikan
General
Hospital
where
he
will
receive
medical
care.
The
marine
surgeon
here
says
that
one
knee
cap
ls;
chipped,
which
may
result
m
a
permanently
stiffened
leg.
Union
steamer
Catttla,
Capt.
A.
E.
Dickson,
returned
to
port
at
12
noon
today
from
Anyox.
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
and
sailod
at
1:30
this
afternoon
for
j
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
District
News
STEWART
As
a
means
of
relieving
unem
ployment,
an
emergency
appropria
tion
has
been
made
available
lor
the
extension
of
the
Bear
River
road,
according
to
word
received
here
last
week.
A
preliminary
crew
left
town
last
Thursday
to
establish
camp.
In
addition
to
this,
a
crew
of
men
is
working
in
improving
bad
spots
In
the
road
north
of
Muddy
Gulch
and
another
is
engaged
in
filling
in
the
approach
to
the
east
end
of
Bear
River
bridge.
The
men
are
being
rotated
every
two
weeks.
Pete
Westman,
well
known
miner
of
this
district,
was
taken
to
the
Ketchikan
Hospital
last
week
Members
of
the
American
League
were
caring
for
him
before
he
left.
Committee
chairmen
for
the
forthcoming
international
celebra
tion
have
been
named
as
follows:
decorations,
W.
D.
Smith;
transportation,
Ernest
Love;
sport.
W.
R.
Tooth;
publicity,
C.
Sanford;
salts.
Oren
F.
Hill.
S.
A.
McPherson,
who
has
been
residing
here
for
the
past
few
years,
left
last
week
for
Vancouver
where
ihe
intends
to
locate.
Before
coming
here,
he
had
resided
at
Prince
Ru
pert
and
Anyox.
VANDERHOOF
While
the
general
program
of
road
work
has
not
a
yet
commen-
ced,
considerable
public
works
activities
are
already
In
progress
in
this
district.
Grading
of
the
new
stretch
of
highway
near
the
Nlcoi
place
on
the
Stuart
Lake
road
Is
proceeding,
one
mile
of
oradlna
from
Clear
Creek
to
Samuel"
coi
ner
ha
been
completed
and
1
now
being
gravelled,
a
start
has
also
been
made
on
the
widening'
of
thr
highway
from
Fort
Fraser
to
the
McKcnzie
corner
and
a
narrow,
crooked
piece
of
road
about
six
miles
east
of
Vanderhoof
near
'.hr
Edward
Bel)
property
i.s
be
int.
straightened
out.
,
Paul
Boor
left
today
for
Fort
Fra-ser
to
drill
a
well
on
the
Fred
CI
rk
farm.
Mrs.
L"wis
Rawson
of
Dew
v
is
visltinR
here
the
guest
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
Gilbert
Hopfe.
W.
A.
Smiih
ha
built
a
new
blacksmith
shop
on
First
Street
FMst
south
of
the
railway
shops
Robert
McCorkell
arrived
here
on
Friday
night
last
from
Vancouver
He
motored
from
Vancouver
to
Prince
George
In
a
flat
20
hours
A
a
result
of
an
auto
uceiont
last
Tuesday
evening.
Evol
Cook
is
suffering
from
an
arm
fracture
above
the
elbow.
Mr.
and
Mr.
A.
O.
Annan
and
Mr.
and
Mr.
Foster
of
Endako
were
vtoltor
In
Vanderhoof
last
week.'
The
Potations
Yielded
a
Dig
"
Sum,
Too
Canada's
potatoes
last
year
a
total
of
nearly
$2.000.000.
Toronto
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OF
ELKS'
LODGEi
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Reports
Presented
on
Kctchikan-Prince
Rupert
Ball
Series,
Flag
Day
and
"Beauty
Shop"
Satisfactory
reports
on
the
Mav
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Kotchlkan-Prlnce
RuDert
basp-
balf
series,
the
Flag
Day
and
May
Queen
proceedings
on
June
3
and
on
thq
recent
staging
of
the
musi
cal
show
"The
Beauty
Shop,"
were
presented
to
the
Elks'
Lodge
e.t
a
meeting
last.
night.
Votes
of
thanks
were
passed
to
all
those
who
had
assisted
in
the
staging
of
"The
Beauty
Shop."
Bert
Morgan
presided
over
last
night'3
meeting
in
the
absence
of
George
Mitchell,
who
was
ill
ana
unable
to
attend.
Prince
George
Alan
UllXll-ll
UUUIIMIUYVS
Deputy
Grand
Master
At
the
annual
Grand
Lodce
sea-!
slon
In
Vancouver1
last
week,
Frank
I
Clark
of
Prince
George
wa
elected
i
deputy
grand
master.
Eluar
E.
Elliot
'
of
Vancouver
is
grand
master.
But
Not
to
Slay
Rides
in
Chicago
i
The
advent
of
the
automobile
nut
an
end
to
the
old
joyous
fashion
of
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