Tlio
a
(,!,.
1...
!
urrn
il
Anna
(Moorfield,
Ont.l,
Mr.
and
jyjoose
Whist
Drive
.
.......
.
1
TT-J
1
tfa
Luren
was
6D
years
of
aye.
He
came
here
from
the
East
Koot-enay
country
where
he
had
ful-
TERRACE
OLD
6
1FIINFPAI
OF
Prince
Rupert
Dailp
J3cU
Monday,
January
19,
1948
uie
nuer
in
Trail
Whfr,
,
married
daughters
-
sh
'Mitt
.
J
!
lowed
mining.
Some
years
ago
ihe
was
assistant
forest
ranger
Fanny-reside.
Anotht-
mrs.
nuauis
iiiuuiuuwu,
icc
.
and
Ross
(Anchorat-e,
Alaska),'
And
Dance
Lnjoyed
the
Purdy
family
(Ketchikan),!
Thp
n
()f
(.ard
the
Thompson
family
(Cahfor-
6a
,n
the
nia).
Jean,
Cyril
and
Merle
umipr
th(?
aus.
(Moorfield,
Ont..
the
Elevator
0r(U.r
,
Ut
Is
Mrs.
Janus
O'Brien
of
L'sk.
and
later
engaged
in
trapping
and
well
digging.
JOSEPH
JACK
Many
Pay
Final
Tribute
to
Memory
of
Prince
Uupert
Pioneer
TIMER
DIES
Joseph
McLaren
Succumbed
to
Heart
Atttick
in
His
Home
at
End
of
Week
TERRACE
Having
evidently
I
i
v
Staff
(Prince
Kuperii,
Mr.
ana,-
Moose
Saturday
night
proved
to
Reminiscences
By
w.J.
and
Reflections
Mrs.
John
Watson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
be
an
enjoyable
and
successful
Mount
Pleasant
Funeral
Home
',
William
McLeod
and
John
affair.
Card
playing,
under
the
(in
Vancouver
was
crowded
with
.(Prince
Rupert),
Mr.
and
Mrs.
dlrefttjon
of
wiu'iam
Terry,
took
been
dead
for
about
a
day,
probably
as
a
result
of
a
heart
seizure,
the
body
of
Joseph
Mc-
former
Prince
Rupert
people
as
S.
E.
Parker,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
1
up
1
'
the
early
part
of
the
evening.
...
.
I
.
.
,
rr.1
wen
as
otner
menus
ana
jui-,r.
Annum,
mi.
aim
,
Prize-winnc
rs
for
the
women
mer
Prince
Rupert
clergyman
b.
mack,
Mr.
ana
Mrs.
n.
i.
nui,
Mrs
D
Bolam
and
Mrs,
A.
i
i
Laren,
resident
of
a
quarter
oi
a
!
century
or
more
here,
was
found
;
lying
on
the
floor
of
the
kitchen
To
combat
the
rising
cost
of,
"I
may
go
south
again
in
20
living,
Canada's
consumers
are
or
30
years,"
he
remarked,
after
turning
to
baked
beans.
It
his
return,
should
not
be
inferred
from
I
when
the
funeral
took
place
on
'Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
M.
Asemissen,'MoHer
fQr
thp
wom,.n
wU1)
c.il-werinesdav
of
last
week
of
the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
S.
Parker,
Mr.
i,.
A
T,,
p.,t,.t1fwri
t;il-
n
Mc
hnmo
upst.
of
town
late
...IIUIWM.
ww
this
that
pork
is
asociated
with
Sir
Wilfred
Laurier
was
in,
late
Joseph
E.
Jack,
wno
sue-,
ana
Mrs.
u.
r-oy,
iu.
uu
lvlng
high
scores
for
the
men.
Saturday
afternoon.
Discovery
of
Mr.
McLaren's
the
beans
although
it
has
al-
Metlakatla
once.
ADoara
a
stern
cumoea
10
serious
oim.
,
Dancing
to
music
provided
oy
I
V.JtKji-A
.jfi.-"
w.
i
1-.-'
v.-
I
auuuiiiuwiiv
.
-v
,
.....
.....
T
-i
-
..t
'o
hcv
v
vion-inr
the
the
land-'rient.
land-'dent
a
a
few
few
davs
days
Drevious.
previous,
In
in
the
ine
vis
vis
McLeod.
McLeoa.
Mr.
Mr.
and
ana
Mrs
mis.
neu
Stevens'
Orchestra
commenced
at
10:30
Following
the
distribution
of
prizes
to
the
winners
at
certain
aiuiuij.
iiimiuil,
a.
oun
e
,
.
...
.
,.,
.
.
!..:.
..
fm
ki
ninr
oiroVioaH.
i
camo
ncrirtpnt
Mrs.
Jack
was
McLeod.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
is
P.
01
two
souis
wnn
dut.
a
single
oaic
u
.....v.
,
---
-
-
-,,
two
hearts
that
beat
ed,
and
slowly
pacing
the
deck.;
also
injured
ana
was
sun
con-
wooasme,
mi.
uu
...
thought,
th
Prfmipr
rirank
in
the
fresh-
fined
to
hospital
wnen
inu
tares,
ueorge
nuw,,
in.
.m
death
was
made
by
his
son-in-law,
James
O'Brien,
who
had
arrived
from
Usk
to
visit
him.
lie
walked
in
and
found
the
body
on
the
floor.
Deceased
had
been
seen
alive
last
on
Thursday
afternoon
when
lie
had
been
in
town,
or
some
time
he
had
been
In,
as
one"
identity.
Today
cards
during
intermission,
the
gathering
was
entertained
by
the
talents
of
Mrs.
Nora
Thompson
at
the
piano
and
Stephen
Drew
with
his
guitar.
Refreshments
were
served
at
11:15
and
funeral
was
held.
Mrs.
Joseph
Bennett,
Mr.
ana
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
Holling-1
Mrs.
J.
H.
Macey,
Mrs.
l;
B.
worth
of
St.
Paul's
Presbyterian
'Lambly
(Tranquillei,
Gladys,
Church
officiated,
paying
high
Bob
and
Jerry
Ranck
(Seattle),
tribute
to
deceased
and
alluding
Lynn
Hilton,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
to
the
respect
and
esteem
in
'
.Sloan,
Mrs.
H.
E.
Ross,
Bernlce
which
he
had
been
held
end
Bill,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
Kin-throuehout
his
long
residence
,nie,
Kaien
Chapter
R.
A.
M.
l
.
....
Lflollt,
considering
beans,
it
must
bejness
of
the
September
morning,
stated
that
pork
is
out.
Pork
and
beauty
of
the
hills.
As
much
is
not
only
out.
It
is.
in
fact,
'to
himself
as
to
those
within
becoming
exclusive,
if
not
pos-j
hearing
he
said,
with
a
slight
ifcively
uppish.
The
price
is
accent:
"A
grand
countree.
A
bevond
the
average
man,
and
'grand
countree."
The
party
strolled
from
the
shore
at
Met-lobking
so
he
falls
back
on
that
homey
little
brown
pot,
filled
lakatla
over
to
the
school
and
the
balance
of
the
evening
was
'
v1
..
!
iWkX.
sly
it
Irt
The
coroner.
Will
Robinson,
devoted
to
dancing.
and
Dr.
Stanley
Mills
were
can
1
1
n,..l
and
Mrs.
Mr.
in
Prince
Rupert.
Following
then
Prince
Rupert
ca
ana
sausneu
uinnanrm
wi.
death
was
due
to
natural
cu.i
1
.
A
native
of
Scotland,
Mr.
Mc-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.'
F.
Harding
left
this
afternoon
by
air
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
to
the
brim
with
well
cooKea
'
Launei
,
UUwmS
.u
u:
k,i,.u.
rpmnrkPrt
that,
a
new
nuDil
had
'
service
interment
was
made
in,
James
Krikevsky,
Mr
yaller
eyed
beans,"
hot
come
to
her
fine
little
school
Forest
Lawn
Cemetery.
Consist
Hawthorne
Dunn,
John.
Delia
and
Gordon,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bar-
rant.'EtMmPH
hmwn
hread
und
and
suggested
that
all
have
a
ing
principally
of
old
Prince
Ru
pallbearers,
nev
Phillipson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
the
nert
friends
SCAR
LEVANT
nlentv-of
butter
and
coffee.
No
,
holiday.
one
starves
on
that.
Mrs.
A.
MHburn.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Edna
and
Ferris
Sticker.
Milly
Oscar
Sathor.
Mrs.
Whitlow.
Mr.
J
and
Roy.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
E.
and
Mrs.
O.
T.
Adams
i
Edmon-',
Brown.
Nick
Chenoskl,
Mr.
and
ton,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Saunders.
;
Mrs.
Jack
Campbell,
Joan
and
Ethel
Croll.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mai-!
Bob.
Bet
ty
and
Freddy.
Gerry
colm
McLeLod.
Catherine
and
'
Woodside.
Betty
and
Gerry
Harold
Gent.
Margaret
and
Sid,
j
Wynne,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Lowe,
Kate
Herman
and
Aunt
I
taie.
JuJne
and
Gordon
Lovitt
(Vic-
Prince
Rupert
has
seen
five
theatres
come
and
one
remain
betweeti
1909
and
1948.
First
of
the
lot
was
a
glorified
barn
on
were
Joseph
Saunders,
Ernest
Eric
Parr,
Alex
Murray,
Mr.
ami
Gammon,
Malcolm
McLeod
Mrs.
Ernest
Gammon
and
Robert
Cameron,
J.
Lowe
and
E.
Gladys,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
E.
Pren-r.
Baker.
Idergast,
Mr4
and
Mrs.
Chester
Among
the
many
who
sent
Neff,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Percy
Mc-floral
offerings
were:
jlntosh,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
J.
Keron,
The
Family,
Douglas,
Grace;
.
M
HuHhes.
Cul.
This
man
found
Seattle
altogether
too
swift
for
him.
He
orefers
to
stay
up
north.
His
and
Rupert
Road
where
the
late
name
is
Emmett
Botelho,
Frank.
Alice.
Rov
and
Lillian,
tortai.
Larry
and
he's
an
Alaskan
territorial
pat
rolman.
Frame
Stevens
assauuea
me
;
piano
and
villainy
pursued
vir-
'
tun
all
nupr
flip
Kprppn
Npxt.
nn
Blair.
Mr.
and
Molly
and
Dave.
Bill
and
Maddy,
lei
Skae
and
Miss
Phia
Bennett
and
Mrs.
R.
M.
and
Bert,
Belist
Chapter
O.E.S.
'
(
Prince
Rupert),
Tsimpsean
Lodge
A.F.
&
A.M.
(Prince
Rupert).
Conestoga
Lodge.F.
&
A.
'
Not
long
ago
he
took
a
trip
to
gecond
Avenue
beyond
Seventh
I
by
Rt
f-
j
recoru
i'lh&ZSg-,
1
The
tieaiiie
ior
me
iirsi.
vinie
in
ma
life.
He
had
never
been
fur
Street
appeared
what
looked
like
a
promising
little
movie
house
ther
south
before,
than
Ketchi-
but
it
first
had
a
fire,
then
con-
Now
he
is
back
and
he,
I
kan,
traded
malnutrition
and
died
says:
"Thin
in
real
life.
The
Westholme
and
?s
and
people
move
too
;
Emoress
theatres
on
Second
Av-
fast
there
for
me."
enue
saw
years
of
good
and
not
In
Seattle
he
was
met
at
the
iso
good
business,
each
giving
M.
(Drayton,
Ont.),
the
Both-emlys
(California),
The
Boys
(California),
Bryce,
Wanda
and
cony
and
boxes.
Around
the
corner
on
'Third
!
Avenue,
another
playhouse,
the
;
Majestic,
for
a
year
or
so
reliev-:
ed
lifes'
vexing
worries
and
finally
came
the
Capitol,
which
immediately
became
the
city's
entertainment
centre,
setting
a
strictly
modern
and
gratifying
standard.
plane
gangplank
by
a
horde
of
stage
plays
as
well
as
pictures,
photographers
and
news
re-
Even
musical
comedies,
with
porters,
for
he
was
a
novelty,
buxom
chorus
on
the
pint-size
and
therefore,
news.
But,
he
stage
of
the
Empress,
remains
did
not
wish
to
be
photographed
one
of
the
minor
mysteries
of
or
interviewed.
He
moved
for
the
amusement
world.
The
a
car
as
quick
as
he
could.
Westholme
was
roomy,
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