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August
24,
1S49
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ENTERTAINED
SHIPS
and
WATERFRONT
A
party
of
NobU
of
Aahmes
ilERPIU.
I
Bhrins
Temple
at
Oakland.
Cal-
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lfornia,
and
their
ladies
arrived
on
the
steamer
ChHmti
TAKE
terday
afternoon.
They
were
w
by
tneooUrs
of
the
local
Alaska
Traffic
Mounting
Chris
Parkvoid
Strickfjii
U.8.S.
Head
Is
Coming
fthrlrie
Club
who
organized
bur,
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and
MtlUUiiug
iowi
tor
the
visitor.
Iq
the
oin
Uie
vigours
mere
giuats
tf
Uie
loeU
AXabiui
traffic
should
provide
a
busy
day
on
Uie
local
waterfront
toiuorrow
exU-iidiiig
Into
the
week-end.
MaUM'.sfiijjs
Sidney,
Dagney
and
Robert
Eugeue
are
all
due
tomorrow
from
south
cmb
at
the
Knights
f
Colum
bus
Hail.
Music
was
fumitjttt-d
toy
Audy
McNauyhtou
at
tit
piaoo
oud
the
first
this
iali.
"avoid
this
by
ur
bin
filM
eastern
Alaska,
Uie
first
two
oringing
b
canned
salmon
and
PIIILPOTT
EUITT
&
Co.
Ltd.
Lumber
ildiug
Supplies
uie
vistturs
provided
iuany
items
of
tutertaunnent
iu
the
ioJin
of
skits
A
skit
arranged
T
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w
...
si'i
the
Robert
Eugerte,
frozen
fish.
Also
due
by
tomorrow
is
tbe
Ocean
Tow
tug
Shitin
witii
Ue
o&rge
P.T.
and
B.,
arriving
from
by
Noble
Vau
Mutr
who
w;u
lit
fharge
of
the
program
was
inucb
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enjoyed.
Words
o:
welcome
were
spoken
by
Noble
A.
C.
Berner
Haines,
Alaska,
to
pick
up
four-1
teen
cars
of
perishable
good:;
irom
the
United
States
for
delivery
to
Haines
and
delivery
in
on
behalf
of
the
local
Shrine
Club
and
responded
to
by
Il
lustrious
Potentate
Lester
A
vVuV.(.,w.v'
i.
Miss
Carol
mil
was
among
ttu.
High
of
Aahmes
Shrine
Club.
refrigerated
trucks
over
the
iaines
Cut-Oif
and
Alaska
Higli-
usual
vestibule
coat
closet,
the
linen
closet
and
large
wardrobes
Lq
eaah
of
Uie
bedrooma.
All
of
the
rooms
in
The
Casey,
including
the
kitchen
open
into
one
central
hall.
Tfai
arrangement
eliminates
tike
need
of
pa&sing
through,
one
room
before
entering
another.
The
Casey's
ni'dern
kitchen
is
arranged
in
an
f-ficlent
U-sftape.
There
Is
a
large
weil-lighted
dining
area
at
one
end
of
the
room.
The
Casey
has
a
full
basement.
Its
exterior
walls
are
of
frame
cotuti
action
.
with
siding.
The
roof
Is
covered
with
asphalt
shingles.
Dimensions
of
The
Casey
are
29
feet
by
27
feet
with
a
4
foot
front
projection.
The
house
has
an
area
of
1,026
square
feet
and
a
vbl-ume
of
20,642
cubic
feet.1
passengers
returning
w
Prince
ci
Kuoert
lliis
uUtjauoii
after
liijlJ-
1.
The
visitors
are
expected
bade
in
Prince
-
Rupert
on
Tuesday
afternoon
next
at
id
tt
is
hoped
ay
to
central
Alaska,
borne
oi(
the
fourteen
cars
have
already
tiayutg
in
the
soaiii.
arrived
ovpr
the
railway.
i
Among
the
passengers
arriving
itiat
the
local
Shrine
Band
wOl
meet
them
and
escort
threw
la
in
Prince
Rupert
this
afternoon
hi
Ujf
PrliM
Jtuprj
t
iuWudcd
Ufa.
i.
Pluit.
Mi
Hut
ton,
Uz
and
Mrs.
Zasiow.
Miss
M.
lit-
THE
CASEY
is
a
three-bedroom
house
suitable
for
a
narrow
lot.
The
liberal
number
of
losets
in
this
plan
should
delight
the
home-maker
whose
problem
It
Is
to
find
sufficient
storage
space.
A
closet
at
the
grade
entrance
of
Tbe
Casey
and
a
general
closet
in
the
hall
are
available
in
addition
to
the
.
.
.
With
a
full
list
or
passengers,
Including
many
round-trippers
enjoying
their
cruise
in
north
coast
sunshine,
C
NR.
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
Capt.
WiliLam
if
I
joiore
i
Cale
$
a
parade
to
(Uie
grounds
a
here
toe
Weal
8hrln
dub
Is
sponsoring
the
'
Orescent
.Shows
which
lire
appearing
during
Uie
week
and
the
proceeds
of
which
will
be
used
or
Shrine
charities.
The
Oakland
party
will
leave
on
Donald,
Mrs.
L.
Carter,
Miss
M.
Baxter,
Mrs
M.
Pulson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Tillson,
Miss
Morgan
their
Return
south
mldnlgtit
of
Miss
Preston,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
An
Ecdir.s,
arrived
in
port
at
1:15
this
afternoon,
frum
Vancouver,
Westview
and
Ocean
Falls,
and
will
sail
at
midnight
for
Ketchikan
when
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
evening
southbound.
XbJl
Ever"
derson,
Miss
Dawes.
Mr.
and
Mrs
lthat
day-
Capt.
Clyis.
Parkvoid,
well
for
the
interior
on
routine,
busl-known
halibut
boat
skipper,
who
pess.
ine
uaxiana
party
was
conducted
by
Cruise
Manager
Past
R.
H.
Hamilton,
Miss
M.
George
Mn
C
f.lasa
Wins
CI
EYuitot
id
Service
In
City'
CARR
WORK
"Beaver
Totem
Pole,"
typical
of
Emily
Carr's
work
when
she
lived
among
the
Indian
tribes
of
Canada's
west
coast,
will
be
shown
at
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition.
Miss
Carr,
who
died
in
British
Columbia
four
years
ago,
produced
numerous
paintings
and
books
portraying
primitive
Indian
life
In
Western
Canada.
The
work
was
loaned
for
the.
exhibit
by
C.
6.
Band
oi
loronto.
C.
P.
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L
8fnd-0ut
Orden,
syf
fered
a
heart
attack
at-
his
Potentate
Herman
Engelhart
of
Miss
M.
Stephen.
Mlsa
B.
Caff,'
Islands.
Returning
on
Sunday,
home
last
evening,
was
taken
to
Aahines
Temple
who
was
here
G.
McBean,
managing
diector
of
Union
Steamships
Ltd.,
will
David
Chow,
Mgr
W.
B.
Stewart,
C.
LaUru.i
:.;rs
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hos
Ei
wJoion
and
Miss
Sokis.
last
year
with
a
party
of
Shrin-ers
rom
Califo'mia.
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pital
In
the
city
ambulance.
tie
will
stop
over
at
Prince
Ru-
i
pert
until
Tuesday
afternoon
i
when
he
will
return
to
Vancouver
on
the
steamer
Camosun.
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during
the
coming
week-end
in
Uie
course
of
a
northern
inspection
trip.
He
wHl
arrive
Friday
afternoon
on
the
Catala
from
Vancouver
and
transfer
here
to
the
steamer
Chilcotin
to
make
the
round
trip
A.
J.
Whitmore,
chief
supervisor
of
fisheries,
arrived
on
Vat
H.
C.
Moscrip
of
the
Standard
Oil
Co.
left
for
Masset
by
Queen
Howay,
Captain
Walker
Redford,
on
one
of
his
periodical
visits
Charlotte
Airlines
plane
this
of
inspection.
He
left
by
plane
morning.
to
the
south
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