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Rank
..
To
Get
This
One
Epic
Story
Of
Tragedy
At
Sea
Which
Led
Mark
McKay
To
Devote
His
Life
To
God
The
natives
of
the
North
Pacific
coast
were
just
;
emerging
from
the
days
of
darkness
and
superstition
and
;
the
ligh
t
of
the
Gospel
was
at
the
time
dispelling
the
gloom
that
hovered
over
the
native
people
when
in
February
!
1M88
a
lad
of
fourteen
named
Mark
McKay
was
requested
to
accompany
a
clergyman
'of
the
Anglican
Church
from
von
Essington
to
MetiaKaua,
Mane
i
had
a
good
voice
and,
with
another
a
crevice
In
the
bottom
of
the
young
man,
aeorge
Frevost,
or
Metlakatla,
was
to
assist
the
minister
in
his
evangellclal
campaign
:Two
adults
also
accompanied
the
man
of
God.
They
were
a
woman,
Mrs.
Robert
Cunningham,,
who
was
j
to
act
as
interpreter,,
and
the
other
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the
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with
Snapshots.
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with
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especially
to':
the
Boys
in
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they'll
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it.
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every
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News
is
a
member
of
the
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association,
of
the
Canadian
Press
and
of
the
lAudit
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of
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fs
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Vaper
north
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VklU
11.
4llJVIUtUll
1IU11HI1
'
IllfIIIIIMI
V
rll
Yl
f
in
tliese
organizations.
...w,,,tviuil
M
canoe.
They
were
making
satisfactory
progress
when,
to
their
horror,
a
terrific
squall
struck
them
with
such
force
that
the
pole
split
open
the
crevice
and,
through
the
open
crack,
the
water-3
surged
with
startling
rapidity.
The
I
a
native
captain
to
assist
in
man-if
rail
craft
was
oartlv
submersed
aging
the
native
canoe
which
when
a
heavy
sea
swept
over
them,
'carft.
at
that
time
were
very
difr
throwing
the
travelers
Into
the
Icy
ficult
and
dangerous
to
handle:
waters.
The
struggling
victimn
There
were
no
gasboats
in
those
grasped
the
upturned
canoe,
sev-days
but
the
conveyances
used
eral
of
them,
thrusting
their
hands
,
were
the
native
dus-out
cayioes
with
jinto
the
open
crack,
but
it
was
Interestihg
totemlc
pairitlngs
on
soon-quite
evident
that
they
could
thelrbows.
'Jnbt
survive
for
long.
The
woman
Epic
Voyage
'
VI
interpreter
was
the
first
to
go,
tniinMinniK
nf
the
h.Kt.nrivllnS
swePl
from
the
canoe
by
rag-
Ivlllaae
nf
Port
Ea
Inirton
cav
thell"B
as.
ine
nauve
wno
naa
Deen
little
party
an
enthusiastic
send;
off
with
prayers
for
safe
passage
jand
successful
carrying
of
'the
imessage
which
had
become
so
dear
j.to
them.
The;
party
left
but
had
'not
proceeded
far
when,
rounding
Look
at
that
frpnt
drapery:
and
a
point
which
sheltered
the
village
that
figure
defining
bodice.
It
gives
from
the
open
sea,
they
encoiin-the
appearance
of
a
Grecian
God-
tered
a
storm.
In
the
hope
of
mak-dess.
And
this
is
the
time
to
wor-'ing
better
progress
against
buffet-ship
Grecian
Goddesses.,Deep
Night
lng
wavrj
they
put
up
a
temporary
blue
is
the
color.
tsall
fastened
to
a
pole
wedged
Into
HUDSON'S
RUM
26
oz.
$4.75
BAY
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
'Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Capture
Springtime
He
"On
the
Spot"
Outdoors
Indoors
with
a
brought
to
help
navigate
the
canoe
was.
the
next
to
follow
to
a
watery
grave.
The
minister
and
the
two
boys
now
remained
tightly
clutching
that
open
track
with
grim
tenacity
although
'blood
oozed
from
their
torn
hands.
Young
Mark
climbed
up
and
sat
astride
the
upturned
canoe.
Seeing
that
the
missionary's
hands
were
numbed
by
the
Icy
waters
and
that
his
friend
was
about
to
lose
his
hold
the
boy
made
frantic
efforts
to
support
him
but
realized
that
this
would
be
Impossible.
Then
the
missionary
was
heard
to
pray:
"Lord
have
mercy
upon
us!
Christ
have
mercy
upon
us!
Oh
God,
Save
the
Boys!"
Immediately
afterwards
he
became
the
third
victim
of
the
cea.
This
prayer,
amid
such
perilous
circumstances,
touched
the
hearts
of
the
boys,
particularly
that
of
time
in
his
life,
he
reallv
pave
thought
to
his
soul's
salvation.
He
tbb
began
to
pray
that
God
would
answer
the
prayer
of
the
dying
minister.
-
Mark's
friend
was
two
years
younger
than
he
and
h:
strength
was
failing
rapidly
as
he
lay
prostrate
and
almost
lifeless
from
exposure
on
the
floating
wreck.
Mark,
tried
his
best
to'
protect
and
keep
the
younger
boy
from
being
;swept
away
but,
In
spite
of
all
he
could
do,
the
little
fellow
was
literally
torn
from
his
embrace
by
the
maddened
waves.
Mark
was
now
alone
and
his
hopes
of
being
saved
were
really
idisappearing
very
rapidly
but
he
remembered
the
prayer
of
the
missionary
"Oh,
God,
Save
the
Boys!"
and
at
the
moment
he
began
to
pray
"Oh,
God,
Save
Me."
After,
five
hours
of
battling
against
vierriiic
odds
he
was
picked
up
on
.the
crest
of
a
wave
and
tossed
up
on
a
rocky
shore.
There
he
lay
stunned
for
some
time
but,
as
he
began
to
regain
consciousness,
he
VO
CUE
PURE
WHITE
'FREE
BURNING
'IS
TIIK
Sl
I'ltEME
COfRT
OF
I1HITISII
In
Uie
Matter
of
thr
"Administration
Art"
And
In
tli
Matter
of
the
Ektate
of
Jo
Johnson,
lirt'rnHfd
Intitule
TAKE
NOTICE
nhat
by
order
of
His
Honor.
W.
E.
PWher.
smtir
rm
tho
lftt.h
tlay,
of
April.
A.
D.
1841,
I
waa
appointed
Administrator
of
,the
estate
of
Joe
-JcftinSOn
dfirL4pd.
fl.nri
nit
noirt.lM
having
claims
against
me
eald
etaite
wre
iora
ciay
or
May,
A.
D.
1941,
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
.the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
dated
at
mrwee
Rupert.
B,
C,
this
aru
any
oi
Apru,
A.
D.
1841,
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Official
Administrator
Prlnoe
Rupert,
U.
C.
C'EltTIFICATK.
OF
IMPIIOVK.MF.NTS
Ant
rriu'tlonal
l
Intra
I
Claim
.
BK.ua
Le
In
the
AtUn
Minlnit
Division
Where
located:
On
the
west
side
of
the
Tulsequah
River
about
five
miles
uo
stream
from
lt
Junction
with
the
Taku
iwver,
iawtui
holder:
Palarin-Taku
Mln
lng
Oomipany,
Ltd.
Number
of
the
holder's
Pee
miner
'
certificate;
53127E
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I,
James
T.
Un
tterhlll,
FMC.
53303E
aotlnj
as
agent
for
Polarls-Tuku
Mlnliur
Oam.na.nv.
Ltd..
JJYee
Miner's
Certificate
No.
83127E,
In-
uciuu,
111
wiie
ciui
on
fiiavy
oayi
iram
uie
ttait
hereof,
ito
apply
ito
the
Mlnhig
Recorder
for
certificate
nf
Improvements
for
the
puirpose
of
obtaining
a
Crown
grant
of
Mi
above
claim.
And
further
take
notice
that
action.
under
Action
83
of
the
"'Mineral
Act,''
must
.De
commenced
ibefore
the
Issuance
ot.jwoh
icertlflceite
of
improvements.
uiiea
uus
22
day
of
February
1011,
tried
,wtt.h
what
little
strenertfh
remalnM.
tA
Artie
his
benumbed.
bruised
body
along-with"
hi-,
hands
ana
Knees,
it
seemed
almost
an
eternltyjrto,
Mark
.tfut
later
on
a
canoe
manned
by'
two
natives
hove
into
sight.
Being,
astonished
to
see
the
struggling
figure
of
the
poor
lad,
the
two
men
were
soon
questioning
him
but
he
was
too
exhausted
to
reDlv,
Thev
did
all
possible
to
render
relief
and
event
ually
took
him
back
to
the
village
where
the
story
of
the
traeedy
was
told
and
great
lamentations
made.
Call
To
Service
Six
months
later
Mark
McKaV
went
to
New
Westminster
on
an
old
trading
vessel
as
a
deckhand1
There
for
the
first
time
he
met
the
Salvation
Army
and
one
night,
as
he
listened
to
the
pleadings
of
the
officers,
he
visualised
orice
more
the
tragile
event
which
had
cost
the
lives
of
his
four5
comoanions.
Predominant
in
his
mlnd'$
eye
was
tne
picture
of
the
belqved;
mission
ary
praylner
"O
God
Save
,
th
Boys!"
He
felt
that,
while
the
mis.
Monary's
prayer1
as
far
as
his
own
me
was
concerned,
had
been
answered,
the
most
Important
thing
was
that
his
soul
should
be
saved
and
his
friend's
prayer
be
answered
in
the
fuller
sense.
lie
there
upon
confessed
his
sins
to
God
at
the
penitent
form
and
thnt
as
a.
lad
of
fourteen,
was!
enrolled
m
tne
Salvation
Army,
Knowing
that
young
Mark
wa.
soon
to
return
to
his
own
people,
the
officer'
told
him:
"If
you
go
home
to
your
own
people,
my.
ooy,
i
want
you
to
take
the
fire;
to
your
village."-
This
somewhat
shocked
the
lad
who
was
unversed
in
the:'
Army's
terms.
However,
Mark
soon
came
to
'kn
this
meant,
He
did
nnt
fn'ii
In
tv.
.
tn1j
rltn.'U
1
"
.
'
.
.
.
won.
iutii
uau
wen
given
to
mm
.y
uic
tapLuiii
ana
uoa
GUN
CLUB
HAS
MEET
B.
J.
Bacon
Afain
President
ltifl.
Uanje
Proposed
Will
Get
More
Trout
Eggs'
The
Prince
Rupert
Rod
and
nun
Club,
at
the
annual
meeting
last
night,
elected
officers
as
follows:
President
B.
J.
Bacon.
Vice-President,
Earl'Brochu.
Secretary
-Treasurer.
'P.
w..nrim.
ble.
Executive
O.
S.
CoDeland
and
Harry
Edgar.
The
Spitfire
Fund
camnalgn
of
the
British
Columbia"
Game
and
Fish
Protective
Association
of
Kam-
loops
was
endorsed.
The
idea
of
a
nhnotlno-
ran
op
fnr
young
men
of
the
cltywaa;well
re
ceived
and
Game
Warden
Cope-land
was
deleita
ted
hbd'nf
a
nm.
miuee
to
go
furtner
into,
the
pro
ject.
.
'
,
000'
more
Kamloops
trpilt:
eggs
for
local
planting
this
season.
A
planting
last
year
In
Dlanar
Lake
was
successful,
TENNIS
IS
ORGANIZED
Preparations
Being
Made
For
Active
Season
In
Terrace
TERRACE.
April
25:
The
Ter
race
Tennis
Club
held:
the'
annual
meeting
Tuesday
evening
and
got
activity
moving
for
the
1941
sea
son.
Rev.
C.
A;
Hlnchllffe
announced
that
he
would
be
unable
to
preside
over
the
club
so
the
meeting
elected
J,
A,
Barman
as
president.
C.
W,
Mlchiel
retired
from
the
secretaryship
and
Mr.
Knapp
was
elected
In
his
place,
A
.
keen
committee
was
chosen
and
it
was
decided
to
proceed
at
once
with
repairs
to
the
court
and
to
add
omethlnj
in
the
way"
of
a
pavilion.
Central
Hotel
Central
IIotcl'Anncx
150
Heated
Rooms
not
Water
Steam
Baths
Dining
Room
In
Connection
Mrs.
C,
E.
Black,
Proprietress
,ocr-ar
ssse
HI
Pnf
f
Ift.v.f
urr
inw
......
w
i
I
Tn
rncf
-enenne
rvf
o
c.va1
McKay?,
whose
home
is
at
Kitsela
-tit
tos
sometimes
felt
and
it
was,
and
who
.spends,
his
jsunxmers
atealized
that
this
addition,
with
a
carried
the
Gospel
message
from'crease
the
pleasure
of
the
game,
village,
to
village,
ajong
the
Skeena!
As
soon
as
It
Is
practicable
the
River
and
is
well
known
today
as
season
will
be
started
with
a
tour-
rtujuuini
m.
u.
McKay,
command-
nament.
in
tne
ww
season
many
ant
Of
thp
Kibal!
inrng
f
v.
'ffOnd
ffamps
r&ii1t.fri
tmm
thp
lort.
"
vp
v
H
1C
1
o
"
"
"
Salvation
Army.'
He
Is
chief
of
his
11
is
proposed
to
continue
triDe
and
never
wearies
of
telling
jtnis
feature
and,
as
no
one
cares
the-
.story
of
the
man
of
God
10
class
the
players
In
order
of
Whose
lasf'Wnrrfs
wera
crvh
nA
Imerit.
it
was
rirt-lrtpr!
in
horln
fVin
.
Wll,
'
v
D
"
"
Save
the
Box
"
ladder
by
simply
turning
last
year's
ladder
upside
down,
leaving
every
body
to
challenge
and
play
until
each
has
found
his
cr
her
place.
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News.
Causes
Furor
1
mmWWM
That
lovely
girdle
effect
at
the
waist
of
this
stunning
Crepe
Ro-
maine
dress
is
enough
to
cause
a
furor
anywhere.
Note
the
general
'
ruiiness
in
the
skirt,
and
bodice.
They
are
usually
worn
in
navy
or
black
rayoni
TRY
GUNN'S
Variety
Repairs
For
First
Class
Service
on
Bicycles,
Rubbervare,
Tires,
ijTnbes,,
Etc.,
Vulcanized
6th
St.
opp.
OK
Barber
Shop
If
11
WW
ACH
ROIIOF
I
7
J-
Mm
am
VI
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1
A
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m
96
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lf
I
MR
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Schedule
For
the
East-Monday,
Wednesday,
and
Friday
',
3
p.m.
From
the
East
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
11
p.m,
For
Vancouver-
Tuesday
12:30
noon
Thursday
10:30
p.m.
Friday
,
9:30
pjn.
I
April
7,
17
and
29
.
pjn.l
rrom
Vancouver-Sunday
pjn.
Wednesday
.
10
ajn.
Friday
10
a.m.
April
3,
13
and
29
a
m.
Union
steamer
Cirdpn-i
rnrt
John
Boden,
is
due
in
por(?
at
2
o'clock
tomorrow
morning
from
the
south.
SPORT
CHAT
Booth
Memorial
High
School
and
Fraser
Street
are
lining
up
a
strong
team
for
a
Junior
football
game
Sunday
mornlnsr.
The
Frarer
Street
line-up
is
announced
as
ioiiows:
Alex
Bill;
Alexander
and
Qurvlchf
Jones,
Postuk
and
OllUs;
Vuckovich,
Pavllkls,
Greenberg,
Ar-ney
and
Long.
"Kid"
Berg,
Great
Britain's
foremost
lightweight
boxing
challenges
was
knocked
out
by
Champion
jrony
canzoncrl
at
Chicago
10
years
ago
last
night;
Canzoneri
ihammered
the
Briton
down
in
the
third
round
of
their
scheduled
10-round
bout.
War
Admiral,
son
of
the
great
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