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ax
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and
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Store
DROWNS
IN
&KiwNaR.
Reuben
Wcs.ey
Loses
Life
Near
Skeena
Crossing.
And
Brother,
Edward,
Has
Narrow
Escape
SKEENA
CROSSING,
April
25:-Reuben
Wesley,
fifteen
year
old
son
of
Joseph
Wesley
of
Kitse-gukla,
was
drowned
in
the
cap-sizal
of
a
canoe
in
the
swift-running
waters
of
the
Skeena
River
at
8:39
Monday
morning
of
this
week
and
his
brother.
Edward,
is
in
the
Har-elton
Hospital
suffering
from
the
effects
of
cold
and
shock
after
havine
had
a
narrow
escape
with
'his
life.
Reuben
and
Edward
were
fol
fiKGOLEUM
RUG
COHGOLEUM
RUGS
MacKenzie'i
lowing
a
deer
which
they
had
wounded
and
chased
into
the
river.
Intent
upon
the
pursuit,
they
euowed
their
frail
craft
to
be
caught
in
the
river
rapids
and
it
struck
a
snag,
capshting
immediately.
Reuben
attempted
to
Jump
clear
but
his
fe$t
were
entangled
in
a
net.
He
was
never
seen
again
after
falling
into
the
water.
Edward
clung
to
the
canoe
and
was
ricked
up
about
thirty
minutes
later
by
Mathias
Wesley
a
mile
and
a
half
down
the
river.
Several
crews
of
men
have
been
drrs-eing
the
eddjes
dawn
the
river
'n
the
endeavour
to
recover
the
bodv
of
Reuben
Wesley
but
so
far
without
avail.
A
firty
cei.
ciasoiiieQ
ad.
often
make
yo..
many
dollar
a,
-if
-
No.
4
w.li
dealer's
?
Then
be
sure
Gold
Seal
on
this
prize-Miiiiiing
rug
I
But
do
It
SPECIAL
Skagway
"Street
Car"
Operator
On
Way
Back
Home
Martin
Itjln,
operator
of
Skag-way's
famous
"street
car"
and
one
of
the
colorful
personalties
of
Alaska
dating
back
to
the
"Soapy"
Smith
days,
was
here
aboard
the
Princes
Louise
-this
morning
returning
north
after
an
extended
i
:
during
the
past
two
or
three
rronthi
tc
various
oarts
of
the
United
State
all
the
wnv
between
New
Yoik
and
California.
Mr.
It-tin
met
numerous
people
whose
ac
quaintance
he
had
mae
over
a
per
iod
of
many
wars
durlna
the
Al-
8
ka
tourist
seasons.
From
what
he
could
hear.
Mr.
Itlln
said
that
this
promises
to
be
a
record
year
for
tourist
travel,
to
Alaska.
It
will
h.
I
limited
only
by
the
number
of
boats
.
M
1
a
a
ttvauaDie
10
nanaie
me
traulc.
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
April
25.
1915-
King
George
V.
in
a
message
to
the
Duke
of
Con-naught,
Governor-General
of
Canada,
expressed
admiration
of
the
"gallant
stand"
made
by
Canadians
at
Ypres.
Australian
landed
at
Oaba
Tepeh
as
general
attack
on
the
Dardanelles
was
renewed.
i
MARCH.
Eng..
April
23:
(CP)
A
nightmare
is
believed
to
have
caused
the
death
of
this
Cambridgeshire
v'l'nge
s
oldest
inhabitant.
W
Chaoman.
90.
He
died
from
shock
following
a
fall
during
his
sleep.
'
Ar
Are
you
you
going
going
to
to
be
be
the
the
tirf
111'
IS'Wrfi
-guT
1
OI,C
one
IO
to
take
take
home
homcthe
.the
Blr
w&&$k
'V
""nLrt
f-
1
,iiag"'fint
magnificent
6
6
9
9
foot
foot
S
m
f.
SO"
1
I
S
1
C""ole"
Congoleum
Gold
Gold
Seal
Seal
7
Tlf
g5T
$
Cwhcm
-
HiiR-on
Hugion
display
display
at
at
jour
vour
P.Qn
I
M
,
JWL
i
,
jJ
to
'"t"'"
turn
in
Jour
your
guess
guess
as
as
(
fl
m
'
1
WpLKlMg'M.
to
to
t,,e
the
correct
correct
number
number
cifU
'
WKMRl
'itMfi,
hidden
hidden
beneath
beneath
the
the
big
big
XS
right
mcuy
for
there
are
only
a
few
days
left
and
we
want
y
ou
to
have
a
chance
as
much
as
anybody
else!
Hemembcr,
it
eosts
yu
nothing
hut
a
moment's
time,
so
vhy
not
run
in
to
see
your
dealer
today?
Just
a
glimpse
of
his
fine
stock
or
these
famous
G.ngolcum
Hugs
will
make
you
all
the
more
anxious
to
win
and
if
you
prefer
one
of
his
patterns
in
stock
to
the
prize-winning
rug,
why
the
choice
is
yours
!
The
contest
closes
at
noon
Saturday,
so
please
....
i
ucxay
any
jongcr.
The
winning
number
w"
,,c
Ios,c''
your
dealer's
window
at
I
p.m.
aime
aiicrnoon.
Kiel
an
entry
form
and
register
your
guess
today!
CONGOLEUM
CANADA
LIMITED
MONTItntL
OFFER
if
you
purrl,ae
a
genuine
Congoltum
Cold
Snl
to
l.e
tli
winnrr
of
the
Jroe
prile
rug.
you
have
he
opnon
of
taking
the
nriie
rig
or
of
hiving
ihl.
bought
refunded
.
Tl.i.
I,
yur
onportunit,
of
r
TsV'A'IM
P
ALL
SIZES
CONGOLEUM
V
Hi
ilH
II
TP
KUGS-Scc
McKcnzic's
Regard.
a
ts
m
m
v
nig
Free
Hug
STRANGE
BOOSTER
IN
FRENCH
BARN
u-'
...ar.-1
btw.i
to
piay
.
sr.po
r;.-
a.
..!.
a.
my
;a
war.
artillery
mf:.
,
id.:k-i
t
.
ulce
n-i
"i.
waling
their
weapons
Th;
h
n.ei
oi
the
Binv
:.cvy
is
cleverly
hidden
in
a
ban.
that
once
was
1
1
1
home
of
F.
nch
paultry
The
side
of
the
barn
his
oevn
lemovro
VANDERKOOF
STEWART
The
Sisters
of
Charity
of
Provl-
The
Canadian
Otrh
tn
Train
inn
denee
have
become
Interested
in
0f
Stewart
held
a
suco-vfal
tea
the
establishment
of
a
hospital
at
last
Saturday
after
;v
-n
j
Vanderhoof
and
will,
it
is
expect-
I
ed.
build
and
equip
an
institution
Ncrann
Mansbridr.
wh
If
ft
Just
north
of
the
bride
across
the
stewaf
last
tall
far
P-tl,
id
Nechako
River.
It
will
b
a
two-
nnm
emploved
in
an
alrr.t'i
a-
store7
twenty-six
bed
structure
sembly
pi-.nt
in
th
old
r
-un
.
The
sitr
consists
of
twenty
acres
and
l.s
rnjoying
good
health
madp
avallabh
by
the
municipality
.
of
Vanderhoof.
jh-
urn
rssocD
ht
h..
n-
avalUM"
for
work
m
'hp
n
ir
k
M
M.
Connellv.
M.
L.
A.
far
e.
win
dam
at
Stewart
Th..
w
i.
Omineca
Is
leavu
Fort
Fraaer
H
be
i-arricd
on
from
the
p,,..
shortly
fo-
Vktoria
to
take
up
?'e
operatkma
ceased
.ome
umo
Mth
tv
nment
matter
af-
ago.
fectlng
his
Jdlng.
,
"
A
-(in
limp
has
bn
irnfalM
m
David
W.
Donald
of
Vandrhof
the
Stewart
Oenrra!
Ho,Pn.ti
iiMd
has
sold
his
auarW
nf
a
-Ho
i
now
ready
for
the
use
or
n
Uetlt
'
"
Pli
dWrtrt
neaf
Vanderhoof
to
Charlea
H.
Orn-
Mrs.
O.
P.
Helnck-y
auj
fa,r,i
t
of
M,
Mrf
r,r.
formerly
of
Stewart,
are
now
rri
!
renter
are
now
at
MsseU
nrenar-
i?
in
Victoria.
bavlnt
moved
then
Mr.
Oarxntw
'
n
hrntr
of
Mr.
Arnold
Smrdley
0f
Vanderhoof.
Cyril
Larae.
technocracy
sxntrt
f-w
Wmnnt'm
W
a1!!
touring
central
Rrttlah
Columbia.
A
nf
tb
nawnfihin
"TIM
Orm"
h
b-n
-nrd
at.
nek-
rr
im.
or
Anfienmn
W
prednt:
Mrs.
0"ifn.
v'c-
.
and
Mrs.
Gunnar
Moran
lng
at
Brdko
with
Mr.
and
Mrs
Matthew
CaldwcJl.
;
Alex
Stariyer
was
fast
fej;entlv
a
HlHhdav
rmrfw
in
hnnor
of
his
mother..
Mrs.
Fred
Stanyer.
About
twenty
friends
were
present
!
WHAT
OOFS
IIP
I
STOKE
NEWINOTON.
Eng..
Ap-(ril
25:
(CP)A
partly-deflated
ibr.-a7e
balloon
came
down
on
a
factory
roof
here
when
Its
cable
foutol
a
factory
chimney.
It
was
emntiPd
and
removed
by
R.
A.
P.
and
Air
Raids
Precaution
officials.
r
Whiff
lets
From
The
Waterfront
-;,J
Taking
up
regular
service
for
in.
u.
uii
on
the
Alaska
route.
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Louise.
Capt.
S.
K.
Gray,
arrived
In
port
a
i
v
ocioc
this
morning
from
Vancouver
and
sUed
an
hour
nH
rv.
nn
r.
.Punter,
nastor
hw
lr
for
Skagway
and
other
of
h
vsn-rhnnf
tinltpd
Churrh.
northern
points
whence
she
is
due
hnn
r-
s
roti
from
th
vr-
back
here
Monday
afternoon
rwHnt,
nf
itrn,
,
rsHVr
southbound.
The
vessel
had
on
rtH.
ws
take
chare
thri.
b&rd
120
raasenirers
of
whom
four
(.crly
In
July,
disembarked
at
Prince
Rupert,
one
I
iRomg
aooaro
here
for
the
north.
v-ara
alnerl
t
Port
Frawr
on1
Twelve
halibut
vessels
sol-the
Canadian
Nstlnrwi
Rsiiiv
catches
totil'int
17S.000
pounds
at
r"d
l-t
wk
in
Princ
SeatUe
yesterday,
the
prevailing
rir
Up
hj)f,
rejHin,
,n
r,rice
being
9.8c
and
9c
with
sales
Prince
George
for
the
past
couole
follows:
Alenttn.
40.000
pounds.
of
vears-
,Sn
Juan.
9c
straight:
Argo
13.-
;nno
Whl.
9
Ac
and
c:
Bergen
Mrs
Pnl
rirnidamour
is
vi.it.
1W)
nh
Sb
ani
a.
n
8.000.
San
Juan,
fle
straleht:
t.ii
,13.000,
New
Enend.
9.8c
and
,Pr-r.s
14.500.
Wahipton.
9
8c
The
Udles'
Aid
Society
met
yes-
and
9c:
Evolution.
7500,
Dressel-terd-v
afternoon
at
the
home
of
miilm
nHr
nnd
9"-
Arn
moon
Mrs.
J.
W.
Campbell.
jSebaitlsn.
9.8
and
9c:
Anirelus
18.600.
nooth.
9
8c
and
9c:
Lincoln
I
M.
w
D.
Hvde
hai
closed
the
re-!rwi.
Ktmh.
ne.
and
9c:
Aloh
taurant
which
hs
has
been
operat-i""0
whk
98
and
Oc-
niana
ln.T
here
for
the
past'
year.
m
M"Cfl11um.
9
8c
and
9c.'
j
"hs
of
mlH
brought
2c
Maintenance
of
way
men
ot
the1
-""H.
A
K-hlVnn
yesterday
Canadian
National
Railways
for:
"00
nounds
nf
halibut
sold
a
he
area
betwee"
Endako
and)
7.8c
and
5.8c
while
salmon
nrlc"
nwce
uporge
neia
a
meeting
In'
nnn
o.
th
week.i'nrt
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall
here
re
cently.
halibut
at
Juneau
fbV
8
'4c
and
5c
AUMV
HOnilOWINn
CHATHAM.
Eng..
April
15:
CP)
-For
"conduct
to
the
prejudice
of
military
discipline
and
good
order"!,
e.,
borrowlna?
manv
(mm
-
u
-
.
.
me
iawcr
ranics,
a
battery
quarter
inastcr-scrgeant
was
reduced
the
ranks.
to
If
you
hive
BonietuinK
to
swan
try
a
Classified
Ad,
Jim
iMMORTAi'
Clfxn
p.
A
1
THE
MOTION
0s..IU
rCTUM
VTUnE
Bfl
Or
THE
GREAT
.
.
.
GAlltRy
M
H
'
d""tlo
romonc.
o
on.
A
.
I
TOM'
UT
and
niin.w
INSPIRING
ROMANCE
T"
"The
Stor
of
Alrundrr
firaham
licir
ShoMluc
at
Capitol
Theatre
An
pnic
drama
of
inventorial
ac-compiuhment
Inspired
by
a
great
love.
"The
Story
of
Alexander
G
ra
gavo
the
world
the
power
to
span
oceans
and
continents
with
the
hu
man
voice
by
talking
through
a
wire,
possibly
not
manv
nwrnle
know
that
It
was
the
deafness
of
i
,t
v
.
I
"
ma
r.i
um
r.
..t..r.
:
:ii:
the
lovely
Mbri
Hubbard
:til
Spired
Alexandrr
Ouhm
U
miraculous
achirvrnn"!!:
of
entioh
of
the
telfphmif
Olhera
featured
m
in
c
Cruriet
COborn.
Ornc
Loctturt
S
fit
Jig
Bjrlngton
MIMA
OEE
SKiNAl
NEWCASTLE.
tOTl
Burst
nf
nurhi
u
at'-mim
fire
ltn
attracted
ti
.m
Rnii
uiih
rvu,
iMHh
is.
ttraeteu
etta
Young
and
Henry
Fonda
ahar-
h0""w"h"5
Kt0
tr
whcn
ina
stellar
honors,
come,
as
the
.
sin-
8'l
riast
feature
picture
to
the
screen
of
the
.J'
'fr-'fttUa
"
0
off
v,
Ihr
Z,
Z
n'd
,truck
tomorrow.
It
1
the
dramatic
ro-,"
manre
of
one
who
dreamed
and
struKKled.
loved
and
achieved.
81m-
ulc
human
and
inspiring,
the
pir-turc
uavs
homage
to
the
cenlus
of
the
inventor
and
the
devotion
of
the
woman.
Dell's
story
is
that
of
the
obscure
young
scientist,
his
dlscouraglnc
struggles,
his
Invention
of
the
tele-1
phone,
his
desperate
battle
against
'
public
ridicule
and
powerful
oppon-
nta
and
his
ultimate
trlumnh.
the
flame
of
his
genius
having
been
kept
alight
by
the
love
and
faith
of
the
woman
he
adored.
It
Is
dLscloscd
how
the
romance
KISS
YOUR
TIRED
FEELING
GOODBYE!
P,pl...
Many
Suffer
l.oW
Count-And
Don
t
Know!'
UfltHac
tklne
""'
"
U
iht
jo
ra
w'tli
ah-.
"'J'"
m
mJ
aa
If
yixi
1
lrM
Imi
m
Ikhki
mm
ro-.ru
fwri
mwn.
nnurh
lw
ml
blood
WrlniKl"
1;
lhrt
"
ieb
to
rarrr
Hft-ilWaa
-
"
,
lann
throuiliwit
your
fc"l
you
mail
ban
uttnlr
ot
o
"
"
,
lha
anarajr
In
oor
bodr
t
Vr.
William.
M
r
.
ara
orld-famoua
for
U
'i'
,h''k'
Inrrraalnc
K
nurnkar
a.l
V'
corpwarin.
Thrll
ll
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1
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you'll
M
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houndlnc
w
rna
wr
flnaataa
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tnr
pr.
Wllllama
Oak
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(Meet
Her
in
a
Meter
Cab)
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LUXE
METER
CABS
PHONE
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i
Can
Uldc
for
Price
of
One