January
0.
1641.
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
jut
.say-HeeJwo
plwue-
j
Ju-tt
say.
Iliree
TW(,
p,eMe
.
I
jack
Ray
1
leaving
tonight
up
prince
Prince
Rupert
Rupert
for
for
the
the
sout
south
to
Education
Plim
'ty
UaU
the
tM
,.mnnth,!ihMiT.at,
month
with
Iris
parents.
inuiomy
huiajday
8
8
njn.
pjn.
Annual
Annual
a.
,
meeting
61
nd
a
Mrs.
R.
A.
Pilklngton,
whojsehus-
;
p.iKiiierii
recently,
left
for
Ottawa,
CBr
band
(t.
Pilklnaton
of
the
Irish
Mrs.
vs
n
cd
to
evening
trklnfar
Vim,
r
Aim.
Admission
Free
.
.
....
.
nrni
IV
i
1
m
A.
Rl
pronouncea
tne
oeneaicuon
M
inn
rvi
i
ila.
u
.
kJiiiibw
u
voiuli
a.
k
a
.
.
.
Frank
Peero
are
'
W.
0.
Thorne,
who
hrf
been
pay-
TV
A
M
fUrKON
.
Khwolith.
Jett
by
the
vy
''
:
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nave
djwi
vMtine
hm
A
Ml
rnhA1fl
Woods
are
ai
I
on
the
Prlnee
T?u-
!
pert
for
'"it
a
vacation
to
Seattle
LLjrin
vl'fuvi
4
.
nupeit
tost
waning
for.
WAS
SPEAKER
71
"
'
Mr.
imd.
M
W.
H.
Tobey.
after
,
a
itfl
vfcft
to
the
eity.
are
niling
le
and
Iter-
E;
E.
Brandt
un
;pi
lVrlp4
by
fee
ftta
Rup
tonight
on
Vfrk
of
Prayer
Meetings
Lfst
tpu4r
mim
to
Vancouver
'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carl
Smtth
who
1
Mr.
'
i
Xan
Dlbson
prayed
in
Thank,-
TLJ
Civlng
for
rulers
who
seek
to
got-
Ju.ZZ
tZ
T
a
moU,r
0111
m
p
em
according
to
the
will
of
Gtf,
ihmke
for
e
growing
sense
of
the
claim
of
phrlstian
citizenship
and
for
those
in
all
lands
who
ore
A
Mitrjoriai
Service
for
the
Late
working
for
peace
and
unity,
c-t-
?i-Powh
wUl
be
coadup-fession
that
international
relation
to
st-
Andrews
Cathedral
on
are
so
often
marred
by
jealous,
Sunday
7:
P-
A"
x-susplclon
and
rivalry
and
that
In
8eovig
mi
OuMtm
requested
to
poliucal
and
social
life
people
had.
s0-
f50"
m
hi
Oath--of:en
failed
to
be
guided
by
the
la
Kl1
&
7:15
P-
W
of
Christ
and
petition
that
Cluis-i
tiuns
of
all
lands
may
be
a
uniting
'
O.
T
Yorke,
dlstikii
-governor
of
bond
among
the
nations,
that
all
$s
Gyro
Club,
whs
aeroe
north
to
rulers
may
realize
their
responsl-
attend
the
Installation
of
officers
blllty
to
God
and
that
righteous
the
local
club,
sails
by
the
ss.
settlement
between
nations
may
-
Prince
Rupert
tonight
on
his
re-rure
enduring
peace.
.turn
to
Vancouver.
He
emphasized
the
position
of
be-'
a
unit
of
the
universal
Christ-
Mrs.
,
Vlacaulay
arrived
in
the
iitn
body
and
the
need
of
Individual
cKy
of.
the
Prtnae
Rpert
yester-f
orfession.
He
closed
with
a
pray-
day
morning
ffttrn
Vletaria
to
be
er
for
King.
Empire
and
nation.
with
her
daughter,
Urg.
C.
C.
Rev
E.
E.
Brandt,
pastor
of
First
Jacklln,
wip
hns
been
seriously
111
Baptist
Church,
conducted
a
similar
and
vrtce
corvdattoii
is.
pqw
re-servu:e
at
St.
Peter's
Church.
pcrted
improved.
Also
arriving
yes-
01
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ft-25
1
itmjK
Mil'
ot
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I
coiumiia
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The
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club,
Dean,
of
St.
Andrew
wavoeaimr,
amu...
n,.,
.
at
It
reeular
weeklv
lunrhmn
conducted
last
night
s
meetf
16
of
emW)
SeOGml
Avemie
.
"lay,
was
shown
a
set
of
interesting
the
Universal
Week
of
Prayer
at
by
Uf;
prfnoe
R
'tuMan
Ulk
deaUn8
with
can-
First
Presbyterian
Church.
His
ab-
r&mn
to
Vlekxta.
4
,cer
ad
provided
by
the
Society
for
ject
was
"The
Troubled
World
Np
',
ltoe
Prevention
of
Cancer.
Dr.
Q.
O.
Hons
and
their
Rulers.'
Bishop
p.
Laripe
had
charge
of
the
presento-
tkm
of
the
films.
l
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
United
Church
W.
A.
tea
Jan.
16
Mrs.
James
Clark's.
Serenaders
dance,
Oddfellows'
Hall,
Friday,
January
17.
Presbyterian
January
21.
Anglican
Tea,
January
23.
8.Q.N.
basket
social,
January
24,
ladies
With
baskets
free..
Tonight
Adjutant
Ivan
HaUey
teTdfljr
wits
MJs
lone
Jackltn.
February
6.
will
speak
at
First
Baptist,
hij
ayb-
daufrf.
or
ol
Sei
grant
and
Mrs.
1
lt
being
The
Empire
of
Christ
Jacklln,
who
ins
been
visttlng
In
Hospital
Annual
Ml-
.ons
"
V;r!'.r
a.
Hall.
February
7.
tea,
Mrs.
Lakies'
Mrs.
Ifopkins.
Ball,
dAil?
KtlVS
STORY
OF
MAFEKING;
Exploit
of
Baden-Powell
pne
if
,
i
r.mlnt
in
Mllltanr
lllctnrv
'
T
.-
.
'wl
updaunted
spirit
For
seven
ton?
months
the
tiny
'garrison
of
Mate
king
Under
Lord
Ba4er-PQwett,TrVhpls
dead,
suffered
t
investment
with
undaunted
spirit
I
jThe
enemy
cut
the
water
supply,
so
tne
townsmen
aug
weiis,
Baden-'
Powell's
fertUtty
qf
ipvpntlpp,
both
'in
checkmating
the
epemy
and
in
Iraljying
the
mep
and
women
of
(Mafektag,
never
failed.
The
Boers
J
fender
of
Male
king
Instituted
an
ingenious
eystem
of
warning
the
townspeople
whep
the
bl-g
shells
were
coming.
The
only
reply
possible
to
the
bombardment
was
a
series
of
bayonet
sorties.
These
were
repeatedly
carried
out
by
"B.
P's"
Irregulars.
;ipigp.t.
For
even
months
the
eye?
of
the
world
were
fastened
uoon
thte
beleagured
little
township
of
the
Veldt.
Hnally
in
May,
1900.
Colonel
(later
Field-Marshal
Lord)
Plumer,
with
Regulars
and
sol-.
tilers
of
'the
Rhodesian
Force,
in
cluding
"C"
Battery,
Royal
Canadian
ArtHley,
raised
the
selge.
Ma-fektng
was
a
place
of
little
or
no
Sitragetlc
Importance,
but
the
J
plucky
resistance
of
Its
.people
kept
3.CD0
of
the
Boer,
forces
from
other
operations
qurlng
the
most
vital
months
of
the
war.
Probably
also
the,
Invasion
of
Rhodesia
was
also
ayei-ted.
The
style
of
hat
affected
by
the
Boy
Scout
the
world
over
is
a
me
mento
of
the
slese
of
Mafeklng,
fox
it
was
this
kind
of
hat
In
which
Baden-Powell
figured
when
the
name
of
Mafeklng
was
on
ev
erybody's
lips.
The
wild
exurber-
102nd
Auxiliary
Dance
Armories,
tapce
wnicn
burst
put
in
London
January
31.
-and
ottier
piaces
yfaen
the
news
of
'.ithe
relief
of
the
town
came
to
Catholic
tea.
Mrs.
R
E.
Moore's
ind
was.
responsible
for
the
ad
ditlon
to
the
dictionary
of
the
verb
Moose
jevpment
niade
htm
a
national
hero.
His
military
services
were
recognized
by
his
promotion
to
the
rank
of
MaJorGeneral.
For
four
years,
after
the
South
jAfrict
War
he
was
Inspector-General
of
Cavalry
fti
preat
Britain.
He
retired
from"
Ihe
army
in
1910.
Founded
Boy
Scouts
The
Boy
Scout,
mpyemept
was
fgunded
by
Baden-Powell
n
1908
With
the
Idea
of
wculoatftig
the
'splrjt
of
chivalrous
service
among
the
rising
generation,
the
Girl
i
Guides,
was
established
two
years
;
later.
Today
there
are
nearly
1,-1
0,25,000
Boy
Scouts
4a
the
British
iEtnpire
alone.
The
movement
has
Ibeen
copied
throughout
the
world.
There
are
now
well
over
3,000,000
Scouts,
spread
over
45
countries,
and
over
1.000,000
Girl
Guides.
Baden?Powell
married
in
1912,
whep
55
years
qf
age
to
Mls
Olave
jSoames.
Xhey
had
one
son,
Arthur
versatility
extended
to
matters
far
removed
from
the
onllltary
sphere.
jQe
exhibited
sculpture
at
the
Royal
Academy,
was
something
of
a
pianist,
and
compiled
many
readable
books
dealing
with
a
variety
NEW
LOW
Oft
the
f"la.
of
wholesome
interests,
Including
"Reconnalssence
and
Scouting,"
I
'fiDOrt
In
War."
and
works
rm
The
high
spirits
with
which
Ba-
ecouting
lor
boys.
den-Powell
conducted
his
defence!
created
a
ymA
in
1909,
Ba-
wc
utuuus.
m
spue
m
ma
den-PoweU
was
elevated
to
the
shelling
and
;the
privations
a
lpeerage
as
f
but
Baron
Baden-Pow-daUy
round
of
entertainment
was
u
Q,
oilwril
dn
1929
His
hnnnrs
organized.
There
would
be
a
criCTi,npllldw,
m9nv
rtpr-itirrrx!
imm
ivcw
mauui
ui
uie
manwxig,
sports
ip.
the
afternoon,
and
a
ball
at
foreign
countries.
Mrs.
Elkins
Is
Named
Head
Of
Navy
Auxiliary
Wanted-Raw
Furs
The
regular
mppthly
meeting
of
the
Women's
Ifaval
Auxiliary
was
he!4
last
night
in
the
Canadian
Legtop
rpprns.
Election
of
officers
resulted
as
fol)ow?:
President,
Mrs.
C.
H.
EJklpS,
Vice-President,
Mrs.
J.
R,
Elfert.
Secretary-Treasurer,
Mrs.
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill.
A
successful
year
past
was
re
ported.
Tonight's
tram,
due
from
the
East
at
11
o'clock,
was
reported
this
afternoon
to
be
on
tme.
Fast
PDEUEUT
AriionHelpsl
liElEHI
Gilds
Developing
Put
Yick
Vtt-tro-nol
up
each
nostril
t
first
sniffle,
sneeze
or
nasal
irritation.
1U
cumulating
action
aids
Nature's
defense
against
the
cold-and
sa
helps
prevent
colds
from
developing.
TtJ
VICKS
VA'TRO
NOL
Central
Hotel
Modern
Steam-Heated
Rooms,
Dinins
Room,
Steam
Bath
and
Housekeeping
Apartments
Mrs.
C.
E,
Black,
Proprietress
LOOK
Bicycles
and
Wheelgoods
of
all
kinds
Repaired.
Rubber
Footwear,
Tires,
Etc.,
vulcanized
at
GUNN'S
Varietv
Repairs
Gth
St
opp.
OK
Barber
Shop
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