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a Body of Gorhes giminy Fejer,
24, one of: two Kitimat men who
held” Up. the Terrace Branch ° of
the Royal. ‘Bank: “of! ‘Canada. for
“. $12; 000. June “26° was found at
‘9:p.um. last. night. in the Skeena
‘River ‘near. Salyus, ‘about 50
niles ‘cast ‘of: here.
RCMP: subdivision abe ‘Prince
Rupert. report none. of the. mis-
sing: money: was found” “on: the
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Premier. ‘W.A. C. ‘Bennett, and Lieutenant- Governor | |

: ‘the. premier and ‘the Licutenant- Hquor store, :
“ Governor: were ‘ presented. «by (Jim): Bacon: added?”

| gion. Hall: by. the city’s. B.C,:Cen=|
: pioneers. ° ey : W.F? ‘Flowin,
|Glassey chuckled: Glenn, ‘J: .A:.Ratchford, '’0.). A:

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- stipendiary ‘magistrate.

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when the first regular passenger Kawasaki, ‘Selicht, Mayeda, Je 8.
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the Pacific shore, ‘H. -F.° ‘Glassey.| Donaldson, 8 alpy;“ re
(Mrs: H. F. Glassey). is:presented Watkinson, Loul Martii ;
with this. ‘scroll to commemorate}
a long life of continuous’ service.
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Premier W. A.C, Bennett bod C " :
Licutenant-Governor Frank. Ross ts sore cava Gt, Rob:
Thirty-three. other... -plonecrs Watt_-Kitkatla ‘Charles: RB
e lived here for 50: years, a itkatla, Charles: Ryan—
r longer. were ‘presented | with Metlakatla, John: ‘Bankey--Port,
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As “over, Robert McKa told the | ; fool -vessel, '¢ ned. by John Johnson omas.
gathering of some 300 ay tit George Wadeai M: Trotter; ‘from: Pallant and: the. Co-Op .broke a- record ' on July” 2 wh n..she
and guests how much: more frec- ‘Kelowna | Mr... and “Mrs... L. Ww. Janded. 154, 432. ‘pounds’ of halibut, .

dom a man had in:those times. . | Potterton; + from:: Calgary Mrs. : - After - ‘the: boat's share. of 20: per. cent, Skipper Johnsoi
COULD PACK MICKEY. °. - | Jcan Chellis) and from . Banff-: ‘engineer -Pallant-and the six other | crewmembers will’ ‘Tecelve

 

   
   

 
 
  
 
 
 
  
 

 

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PRINCK RUPERT, B.C. G., MON DAY, aucust 1; to10

 

 

 

 

- GEORGETOWN WATER SUPPLY -

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Se ernie ee Merete mene tmarnen ape

“A mount of Water and
“Stop tyre Capacity wa

saa sur pr isc,

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Aldermen and Engineer, Wits
«pleased With ‘Thelr ‘Trip —
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vbarge Lakes WH Wold All 'The
Writer,

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ENC sne party" ‘whieh visited
Mest] Walls a wool ago went up
ihe const lo Georgetown Inst Sat-
trday Jouving town nbout 8:30
in the morning, Tho Counelt had
received wn offer fron Coorge-
town Sawmill Ca. to gall their
walor power for Prince Rupert's
oleatrle Meht plant «for power
PUTpoRes, Th was to soe this water
power ane tho lakes at the back
whieh are used for stornge,
‘he mayor, with the eity one
irnoer sud Ald, Mobley, Barrow
and Naden and one of the Op
Mult Mon arrived ut Goorka-

WANTS: SPEEDY
as TRIAL :

wise mage

dudgea Young. NOL (he Tile for

   

    

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Se Nem bem ene. 1g

CHT, Willniia, inte praprietar
an tle Talbot. Rooms, who wos
committed for tru ona charge
Onaotting tlre to those NOOK NP-

enrod for aleation before oO Tuelwe

OME On Saturday aftornoon,
Wo, doatred to io tired at ance
and His. Honour aot noxt Thurs.
flay morning as the date for
he WY the unwe. Tn the monn
tine Mims will remaln In

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town at 11:30 and had luneh on
bonrd before starting on the
tramp through the bush.

IY, Peek, manager of the saw-
mi, meb the party and piloted
then over the boom of logs to
the mil, From the mill the purty
had «& tramp of about a nile
through the bush to the = frst.
Inke, but the going was a snap '

     

"TAKEN Orr STEAMER poison, An analysis: ‘thas ‘been | dot
* MONTROSE: AT: ‘QUEBEC | made of it but its nature has]
eR not bean disclosed; At: the time |:
Arvisigned Before: Court: This|of the. arrest’ on: bosrd. the] -
Morning ‘on. Murded:: Charge. | steamer. the . girl was. sean to}
Both Pleading Innocence-—-The | thro somethings: through: Ja],
Girl’ May, Turn’ ‘Kinp's Evid- port iole, What. it was is a mats
once. me ; ter of conjecture, Only ten-dol-
1 mm Jars, the. powder: and a vial}:
compared wilh the tramp the; i aad, : vt el Nig bed -(Bpeetat. to the’ Oplimist) | ginest mot were. found on Dry).
previous wook, — BRIBES RAR Rg ! ee es: ‘Quieliee,” August. y—~Dr, Ori a
To erecrmennesenenmenrnescres or ane na en Vr a | pen ‘anid the Lenove, girl crn: Indies the itl bent made to \
‘ TW ‘arrested the moment the stoamer .
RATS ARE PLENTIFUL | Montrose! arrived,’ A’ very. large feats but 80 far without et-
mt crowd ‘collected snd there being| eC. .
(ne Vivek Make Merry tn an no doubt “of tholr'iidentity. the |.
Restdonl's Dining Room
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fol the world) Thin iming the| Mra Crippan, iy ready to go’ to
dont arownd ts on fraud.” aald a hil) a ‘Teor sto wore -'fo unt ara ned | London. He» bolives'  Orippan':
nbn ' ae , ,| cour r v e
well Known rosidont to tha Op- aaa Ni ht ! MRR TOE IE oe MO matt ' | ab dusélee sAngér's ‘court, “Dr, | should: havea chance to ‘ll |
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, {Crippen - being charged’ with} hls side of: the story. Ho saya!
“At our plnce we pre having &) Latest: meinen taken In the lly’ of: Priviea Rupert shows how butitings are springing up a murder: and: Mile. Lenevo with | bis daughter seemed to bo‘hap- fay
Whale of & Lime, We hve two along Contre Btroot. Some of buildings all Nave tont roofs, being an. neceasory bofore the py with her husband: buts une]
dtovepipes, ench fourteen feet (ict, . Both protested. thelr Ine ee mur hive.

Photo cour loay of: Denti’ Pharmavy, "
long, In the kitchen and Int : ates = omerpememnmmgemenernenmeanen - nes noconee andthe were: roman Ss itt
night the. rats wore having ¥ - THREE: DAY

dead , ty

\ phere d pe ot crulien ont hy
apo ye vata inlok ne Fl RST. TRAIN. ON ZENARDI BRIDG E tithe ‘pelwoners nro’ “netng. Kopel BASEBALL ‘yh : re Jotul fat, a gi
Yee re itcy were Ho ttck. thin ‘lina coll: In. the parliament] 's aynidl eee
a {wo nbrenat nnd! as eloxo [bnalld)ngs usually used -for pol tem vigin w eNOn "and chargelof We Ar
wane Mime tvene two moro took} The’ frst construction train; ted) to Superintendent Mohan, Mr. Mohan aud this morning. Meal prisonera: only, In the ee Yo  yaugheand the men: come
PoxKONNlON of tno dining room {Pnsaod over the Zonard! bridge] on Saturday (hat leno untoward [that the bridge was Horfeatly | doctor's pocket there was found (Speaial Yo une'c tho O aUivintwt) his:ataf? ares R,, Roan
and from the racket thoy mado (Mb four o'clock yostordny aftor-| alraumatancos Intorvened helsafo, he having toxted tt on a white powder beliaved to be Vanouver Augudl d-The, tole R.. Coned ton, Tad te
T guoas thoy were having game, oon and forty-three miles off thought nm train might croas tho] Saturday and again: youtorday wn lowing are: the: Tongue ncoras of | Wed, Jonnaan, 8:'U," rie
of driw pol cor and the big fellow! Ue rond ta now open, Hurrah! | bridge on Sunday afternoon, xo | both before and afler the train ‘INVINCIBLE: tho games. played, Vriday, Batur- Wd. ‘Wala, M,
evra wa ey es ate nd Ao unineme it wit by" dona| Sane wu oN Hand AL eb [oa oe eae ee] WESTMINSTERS || Rd Sta inal oe

’ ' he business that wil be dono} han was oa lL ' ' t © olor Ma Sewer Z
Hifo na wore In my flav tnat hake by Prince Rupert in tho Skeann| wlth locomative 128, flat enrs| very succossful in ita work and riday: Vanodhiver, 1, Boutitte t

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T was nfpald to poko my load] iver basin, and a gang of trackinyord. Thoke | nd got niong with sta gront Vandon oy; Auguat 1—(8pectil) . Tavamia hyoo, Spokane two,!. The woverny
from undar tho blankots,” Thore was no fuss and fonth=|Wen taht to work apilelng. the dont hottor and quicker than aera a an oxcellont| <8 Buturda tin, Spokane woven, loo iy came Up
Tho vorldont referred to hag al ors about tho opening, although | Pls norow tho bridgo nnd at joven they oxpacted,

4 showing’ at, jncrowwe ngalnat: the | Seattle’ one, : cont: this, Mor
fint not far from the wharf and| it ta auch an important and] Oxaotly four o'clock in the fe Of course, anys Mr. Mohan, orngk’ ‘dhamgion team: of: Now . Ayokana olght, Taodme. three, |. The Canowuny
ho dovlarea hig wtatomonty aro} noteworthy event. Mr, Young,|fernoon tho frat construction ine pridgo is. nob complated by Weatmninater," tho: spirited . game Buncday ie nnoouver ten, Bent-| for Vancouy

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
   
    
 

truo, Aalod If ho wna dry in tholchiof constructor of the Can-| train wont over tho bridge with |any monns, but it ls in a ante roaulting: In'a‘sdore in favor’ of tlo’ nil, in. th atte ean
morning ho refused to naewar wdlany Brjdgo- Company, ropore a alelng. of flat aura bohind tt, condition tov vonstruotion train the ohampiont of thrgo to two, , Spokane 60, Tyson on10, . whit. 1 ba annenae
: ‘ Ve, ‘ a! : per 4 ‘asta d had tar aby
; an vo : _. 1. oo, . , a . ' are wi wo es i ay, Mt yee a " ode se ie vc Y, 4 & d . ‘a "  ! fe. os ws eos bus ra ‘ re ae EN, ' |

  
  

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