ptintt
Uupttt
Dailp
Fltivs
Thursday,
February
17,
WJ
TODAY
TO
SATURDAY-7
Civic
Centre
Dates
.
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
ITS
WANDA
JIND
J0KN...H
A
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
ttrests
for
the
central
American
fruit
trade.
While
on
this
coast,
the
Princess
May
was
a
favorite
craft.
A
coast
niariner.
Capt.
Thomas
Williams,
died
early
this
motiUi
in
California
where
lie
had
been
living
in
retirement.
He
had
been
identified
with
British
Columbia
shipping
ever
since
1906,
his
last
tug
being
the
Union
Towing
Co.'s
St.
Lawrence.
He
was
also
in
the
service
of
the
Pacific
Coyle
Navigation
Co.,
and
had
been
master
or
the
Nor-shore
and
Dauntless.
COiV&
loaded
6,000
cases
of
Alaskan
salmon
which
had
been
held
in
bond
here.
She
will
take
the
salmon
to
Seattle.
The
frozen
fish
will
be
held
in
cold
storage
at
the
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.
.
plant
until
refrigerator
cars
are
available
to
ship
it
east.
Master
of
the
Luci-dor
is
Capt.
Oscar
Peterson.
('(ait
Freighter
Battles
Snowstorm
New
Shipper
In
Prince
Rupert
After
battling
one
of
the
worst
snowstorms
in
his
experience,
Capt.
H.
F.
Stevens
of
the
Frank
Waterhouse
line
freighter
Chilliwack
brought
his
vessel
to
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
dock
at
Watson
Island
FR1IJAY
Sjiorls
a.m.
9:
00
-Bo
Me
Hi
Gym
Class
p.m.
2:30
King
Edward
School
Gym
Class
3:3()rRup-Rec
Jr.
Girls
7:00
Adult
Club
Badminton
7:30
-
Rup-Rcc
Teen
Age
Boys
llaskcthull
Pratliees
4:0010:00
Special
8:00
-
Mixed
Adult
Card
Storewide
SALE-How!
j
:
Rupert
Peoples
Store
I
A
picture
of
the
steamer
Princess
May,
perched
on
the
reefs
of
a
small
island,
appears
in
the
current
issue
of
the
Alaska
Sportsman.
As
the
steamer
is
lying
at
a
decided
angle,
Party
1
8:00-Camera
Club
(Teem
1
8:
00-Rotary
Minstrel
Show
'
The
motor
vessel
Eastern
City,
which
loaded
a
full
cargo
of
wheat
in
Vancouver
and
then
cleared
for
Panama,
ran
aground
at
Great
Inagua
Island
in
the
West
Indies,
staying
there
for
a
week.
With
part
of
her
$750,-00(1
shipment
jettisoned,
she
was
pulled
free.
Repairs
will
be
made
in
the
nearest
United
States
port.
Her
destination
is
London.
Classified
iiuciusuig
1'ays:
FISH
I1ATIIIKKY
olI
JIlCKHir-timim,,;,,
The
honeymoon
is
over
when
the
wife
starts
complaining
about
the
noise
her
husband
makes
getting
breakfast.
the
picture
is
a
most
unusual
one.
The
grounding
occurred
in
August
1910
as
the
Princess
May,
in
thick
fog
was
feeling
her
way
down
Lynn
Canal,
Alaska.'
She
struck
on
Sentinel
Island.
Ci.n
I
i
lined
from
Pupe
One)
Rod
and
Gun
Club
as
the
agency
I
which
formulates
suggestions
for
many
of
the
provincial
game
'
early
Wodnesd.iy
to
unload
C0.000
board
feet
of
lumber
for
the
pulp
plant
construction.
In
the
afternoon,
the
Chilliwack
moved
to
Prince
Rupert,
to
unload
a
quantity
of
shingles
for
Philpott,
Evitt
Co.,
empty
cans,
box
shooks
and
cartons
for
the
Francis
Millerd
cannery
and
salt
for
B.C.
Packers.
She
will
leave
here
empty,
southbound,
but
will
pick
up
a
capacity
cargo
of
herring
meal
and
oil
at
Namu
and
Butedale
for
Vancouver.
The
Chilliwack
arrived
off
the
Skeena
mouth
at
1
a.m.
Wednesday
after
running
through
a
heavy
snowstorm
in
GrenviUe
Channel
during
the
night.
The
weather
was
so
thick
that
Capt.
Stevens
did
not
attempt
to
enter
Porpoise
Harbor
until
after
daylight.
V
and
was
soon
floated
free,
al-
most
as
good
as
ever.
The
vessel
was
later
sold
to
American
in-
MINI
KM,
ACT
commission
policies
in
the
area.
"It
is
important
that
members
come
to
our
periodic
meetings
so
that
we
can
obtain
expressions
of
opinion
on
which
to
base
our
recommendations
to
FIRE
CALL
ON
NINTH
AVENUE
T""
''M'
'
j
.11!!!,,,
j'1"'
v",1'i
is
mti
("lolilli
.,!
Ta,,ni.,lila
u''
for
.South
k,...
the
Commission,"
Mr.
MiLeod
said.
"In
many
ways,
the
policy
makers
depend
on
our
Miggcs-tions
in
drawing
up
the.
annual
regulations
for
all
types
of
fish
and
game."
Mr.
Mil.eod
told
lhe
meeting
that
"everything
has
been
arranged"
for
the
establishment
of
a
fish
hatchery
in
this
district
and
that
it
is
expected
that
it
will
come
into
use
this
year.
Plans
arc
also
almost
completed
for
a
rifle
range
at
the
Civic
Centre
and
a
trap
shooting
range
is
being
investigated
and
is
believed
to
be
feasible,
he
said.
District
Game
Warden
Edward
Martin
revealed
that
for
the
first
time
in
many
years,
resident
sport
fishermen
will
be
required
to
take
out
a
$1
fishing
license.
Proceeds
from
license
fees
will
be
used
to
help
defray
the
cost
of
operating
the
fish
hatchery.
A
flooded
oil
stove
in
residence
of
Mrs.
O.
Carlson
Notice
of
Application
for
rrlillciilej
of
liiilH'mrliirut
j
.tobllee
J,
l.
Juunec
t-o.
1.
Jubilee
No.
;t.
.hib'ilee
No.
4.
Jubilee
No
6.
.lubilee'No.
0.
Jubilee
No.
7,
Jubilee
No.
8
Mineral
Claims,
situate
in
the
Skeena
Milium
Division.
I
Where
located
:
North
Fold
of
Khutw
River
approximately
12
miles
from
Tidewater.
'
Lawful
holders:-J
M
Meldurm;
No
21W77
F,
J
G
Cambbcll
No.
242U7
F.
Lorn
M
Smith
No.
1
22110
F.
Marjorie
C.
L
Smith,
now
Mis.
Mar-pjorie
C.
L
Fisher
No.
12201
F
Number
of
the
holders'
free
miner's
certificates:
.
M.
Mrlilurtn
No.
2WI77F.
J
O.
Campbell
No.
2421)7
F,
chcry
here
is
being
planned,
lie
said,
but
there
arc
not
enough
licenses
issued
north
of
the
fifty-second
parallel
of
latitude
to
pay
for
its
operation.
Inspector
F.
B.
Woods-Johnson
stressed
the
"good
deal
that
the
taxpayers
of
the
province
are
getting
from
the
game
department."
"In
many
places,
game
wardens
are
actually
doing
double
duty,"
he
declared.
"All
game
wardens
are
cx-officio
policemen
and
in
some
parts
of
the
province
they
actually
do
police
work
as
well
as
their
regula
game
department
duties.
Olof
Hanson,
former
member
of
Parliament
for
Skeena
and
now
a
member
of
the
International
Sockcye
Salmon
Commis
Hurray
The
even!
v.M
224
Ninth
Avenue
East,
brought
out
the
city
fire
department
v
'1'
lk
at
1:30
Wednesday
afternoon.
A"HB
tlie
conte.i,t,
There
was
considerable
heat,
will
be
a
.sui;,,,..
but
the
blaze
was
put
out
with-
old
but
whirl,
is
rr
"
out
damage
to
the
building.
reasonably
pt
Mm.
MIMKAI.
ACT
Nellie
of
Application
lor
Ccrlillcntr
ol'
liii,iriiriiii-iilt
fluliv
Nn.
t.
Unity
No.
2.
Ruby
No.
3.
rtulty
No.
4.
Unity
No.
ft.
Ruby
No.
0.
liuby
No.
7
Mineral
Claims,
situate
in
the
Skeena
MiiiliiK
Division.
Where
Located
:
North
Fork
of
Khutze
Klver
approximately
i
miles
front
Tidewater
Lawful
holders:
J
(1.
Campbell
24207
F.
Lora
M.
Smith
moil
F,
Marjorie
C,
L.
Smith,
how
Mrs.
Mar-Joric
C.
L.
'Fisher
12201
V.
Number
of
the
holders'
free
miners'
certificates:
-J.
(1.
Campbell
242W7
F.
Uira
M.
Sinllli
l'2'.iOO
F.
Mrr-Jorie
C.
L.
Smith,
now
Mrs
Mai'Jorie
C.
L.
Fisher
122(11
F.
ThKr
notice
that
I.
W.
II.
Forrest
of
Victoria.
B.C..
acinic
as
Aent
for
the
said
owners.
Free
Miners'
Certificate
Nos.
us
above,
intends.
lit
the
end
of
sixty
days
from
the
date
hereof,
to
apply
to
the
Mining
Recorder
for
Certiilcates
of
Improvements
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining
Crown
grants
of
the
above
claims.
And
further
take
not
lee
that
action,
under
section
B5
of
the
"Mm
eral
Act."
must
be
commenced
before
the
issuance
of
such
Certificates
of
Improvements.
Dated
this
28th
day
of
August,
1U48.
W.
11
FORREST,
Aucnt.
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
Rupert
was
under
a
new
command
when
she
docked
here
at
11:30
yesterday
morning.
Her
new
skipper
was
Capt.
R.
W.
Sparks,
formerly
her
first
officer,
on
the
bridge
in
place
of
Capt,
Ernest
Caldwell,,
who
took
of
last
weekend
for
California
for
a
two-month
holiday.
The
Prince
Rupert's
new
first
officer
is
James
Gillette,
who
just
returned
from
a
three-month
visit
to
England.
mfmi
sion
lor
the
Haser
Kiver,
told
"We
are
going
to
need
a
hat-j
the
meeting
that
t
lie
commis
1
oru
M
Smith
No.
12200
F.
Marjorie
C
L.
Smith,
now
Mrs.
Murjorie
C.
L.
Fisher
No.
12201
F,
Take
notice
that
I.
W.
H
I
Srrest
of
Viforin.
B.C..
net
tin;
as
Aent
for
the
said
owners.
Free
Miners'
Certificate
'Nos
as
above,
intends,
at
the
end
of
sixty
days
from
tint
date
hereof,
to
apply
to
the
Mining
Recorder
for
Certiilcates
of
Improvements
for
the
purpose
ol
obtaining
Crown
grants
of
the
alxtve
claims.
And
further
take
notice
that
action,
under
section
85
ol
the
"Mln
eral
Act,''
must
be
commenced
before
the
issuance
of
such
Certificates
of
Improvements.
Dated
this
28th
day
of
August.
1SM8.
W.
H.
FOKREST.
Audit.
sion
was
following
a
policy
aim-1
chcry
In
this
district
as
the
population
grows,"
he
declared
J
"Even
at
the
present
time
our
j
more
accessible
streams
are
not
ed
at
trying
to
preserve
the
fish
in
cases
where
establishment
of
j
industries
would
be
injurious
to
spawning
grounds.
j
At
intervals
between
the
brief
too
well
stocked."
GREETINGS
FROM
ISLANDS
.i.'!
drw
i
1
Jy
Qusnl
AJ
I
I
addresses
music
was
provided
by
George
Elliott
on
his
piano
accordion
and
monologues
were
!
delivered
by
W.
D.
Griffiths
and
'Reg.
Kings.
Toast
to
the
King;
,
was
proposed
by
Rev.
Basil
S.
E.
S.
Richardson
of
Tlcll
brought
greetings
from
t
h
e
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Rod
and
Gun
Club
and
urged
sportsmen
to
investigate
the
geese,
ducks,
pheasant
and
deer
that
abound
on
the
Islands.
The
Alaska
Steamship
Co's.
lotoisihp
Lucidor
completed
discharging
of
10
carloads
of
frozen
Alaskan
fish
destined
for
transit
to
the
eastern
United
States
yesterday
and
today,
VniS.llilr
;ltir
I'lnlri'iloll
Alt
BSC.
127.
Chapter
HO
j
COLUMBIA
CELLULOSE
COM-
I'ANY.
LIMITED,
hereby
nlves
notice
I
hot
It
hits,
under
Section
7
of
the
suul
Act.
deposited
with
the
Minih-ter
of
Public
Works
nt
Ottawa,
mid
in
the
Lund
Registry
Office
at
Prince
rtupert.
BC.
a
description
ol
the
Rite
and
the
(thins
of
Booms
proposed
to
be
stretched
in
the
Skeena
River
from
McLean's
Point
to
the
Eastern
extremity
of
McLean's
Isl
Prockter
as
the
Dioceedinus
;
)fKi
,
W
ill
I
A,
fytlft
IttfMl
111
CHERRY
3.t)Vr
j
He
also
asked
that
the
game
'
opened,
commission
declare
an
open
sea-j
r.
g.
Van
'der
sluys
received
son
on
elk,
which,
he
said,
have
'the
congratulations
of
the
galh-thrived
greatly
since
18
of
them'ering
for
his
work
in
supervising
were
placed
on
Graham
Island!
the
catering
for
the
dinner.
20
years
ago.
.j
Two
highly
interesting
color
B.C.
LEADS
WAY
j
films
were
shown
by
Game
Com-!
Mr.
Cunningham
told
(lie
i
missioner
Cunningham.
One
meeting
that
this
year
"British
"
dealt
with
preservation
of
wild
Columbia
is
going
to
be
farther
j
life
in
a
balanced
slate
in
the
ahead
than
any
other
province;
mountainous
regions
of
the
in
scientific
field
work"
In
con-1
United
States
ami
the
second
nection
with
wild
lire.
He
out-i
with
the
work
of
the
B.C.
Game'
lined
briefly
conservation
meas-1
Commission
in
connection
with
tires
and
biological
work
which
I
fish.
The
first
contained
a
series
and,
and
from
this
latter
point
to
the
Buutli
bank
of
the
Skeena
River
at
a
point
approximately
three
thous-'I'l
feet
West
of
the
outlet
'of
bcotia
Itiver.
ii
ii'j
v-fi
'vi
x'v
w
f
ar.
And
take
notice
that
after
the?
to
most
B.C.
Centre
Enjoy
Jht
wi(l
AiKl
and
lmo..'h
comlort
"i
modern
air
travel.
On
b
jini
01
pir
-,tu'
yo1
tt
there
fatter,
itay
thi
lonqn
and
nt
lioiat
ooner.
Convenient
dily,
cictpl
Sundty,
kIH'
-with
10',;,
Mvinj
on
round
tup
Intl.
fw
Irf
Information
and
reteivationt,
Ti:i.KPIIOK
7!t
expiration
of
one
month
from
the;
'
date
of
the
first
publication
of
,
this
notice
Columbia
Cellulose
Company.
Limited,
will
under
Section
7
of
said
Act
apply
to
the
Minister
of
Public
Works
at
his
office
in
the
City
of
Ottawa,
for
approval
of
the
mi
Id
site
and
plain;.
DATED
this
2Bth
day
of
Janu-
ary
1U49.
COLUM1IIA
CKLLUIWSE
'
COMPANY.
LIMITED
n
i
;
ii
is
going
going
on
on
in
various
parts
of
of
excellent,
telrscmiir
nirtnrns
iifllOUA
SPFCIAI
AKWm
ncccn
the
province
in
order
to
main-!
of
mountain
mint.
nnH
slmpn
in
i.ai.i
suucicm,
game
game
101
lor
an
an
in
in-,
their
natural
habitat.
The
sec-
creasing
number
of
hunters
and
!
owl
showed
actual
field
work
on
r;..i
-
i
I
pkg.
Royal
CtltTy
CrtlOtWl
1
pint
boiling
VrVif
12
morihmsUswi,
flnoly
Cut
doth
of
tolt
v
drops
almond
oatract
l)iMtte
Rul
(r1ittin
in
hurling
trr.
Aild
ittaMnmallo
and
stir
until
diwivri.
Add
alt
and
almond
etiract.
tiil).
When
xliclilly
llmktnrd
httt
ith
rotary
caa
hratrr
unril
of
cunisU'ncy
ol
whipped
trrnm.
't
urn
into
1
Urge
or
6
individual
tmildv
Chill
unlit
firm.
I'ninnliL
otrte
pUtn
or
wiih
truam.
Series
6.
li
:!
by
Douulas,
Symea
'At
Flrissenden.
lits
Solicitors.
itmiiinit
ii.
streams
and
in
connection
:
Establishment
of
a
fish
hat-
game
birds.
There
is
a
DIFFERENCE
in
LUBRIOI
How
tlie
young
folk
jump
for
Joy
the
moment
you
serve
that
hintniering
Knyal!
lor
hfre's
jelly
that
lotk
more
ilelii
ioun,
tint
.wV
more
deliiiom!
(my
Itricht,
sparkling,
ami
bursting
with
a
fresh,
lively
flavor
that
you've
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