f. the things: that. are done on Lapadat’s

‘Deal Concluded tor Sunrise °

On. Nine Mile

° NEW? HAZELTON, B 0, WEDNESD AY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1935

Across from.

A deal” -has been ‘conclided whereby
Nels, 8. Lougheed. of ‘Vancouver, and a
former minister - of: public works for |
British Columbia, gets control of the
Sunrise -property on Nine Mile moun-
tnin and Just opposite. ‘New. Hazelton.

The condition of the deal is that de-
velopment work is. to’ andertaken at
onee and continued until’ ore is avail-
able for-a mill, and for the instalation
of 1a. mill. . a

Tf men ure not on: the property yet
they ‘will :be directly * and before. the
snow fliés:theére should. be considerable
work done, and: ‘provision. made for’ the
honsthé: ‘of the: 4 that will: work in
the winter, ae :

The Sunrise ‘is one’ of the best ‘enown
properties in this part of the district,
It was staked in the early days of rail
way construction. ane alot of work
has heen done on the property at vari-
ous times and by different operators,
A great deal of surface work was done
and a lot of tunneling wns done, A

a

number. of cars of ore haye also. ‘heen
shipped to the smelter, ;

has: ‘always been: regarded .as a “pro:
perty with considerable’ merit, '
though it suffered one or two set packe a8
that were not the fault of the mine, .

Lougheed has in mind has not yet ‘been |
reported.
pend ou the recommedation of the en- |
gineer when he arrives to take charge.

of means - and of large business inter-
He: has operated :big logging out}
fits and anything he. undertukes he
roes after in a. biz. way.

ests.

Sunrise group and. before now |
humbher has probably been ndded to.

will provide work for a number “of! men
who have not been able. to work: at
their ald jobs for some years.

vo

By those who know the Sunrjse, it

What prograni: of development . Mr.

‘Quite possibly it will

Mr, Lougheed ts a. well known man

de.|

There are half a dozen claims in the,
‘that

The operation of the. Sunrise will. be
good .thing for New Hazelton and

JOHN LAPADAT GOOD FRIEND

Of the Smithers Fair—Exhibitor for
Many Years and Wins Prizes

John Lapadat, one of the old time .
farmers in the Bulkley Valley is also

ane af they best friends . the Suthers |!
fair lias. "Fo omany “years. ‘John has
been a consistent, “ashtbitor, Nae met-
ter how the prize, list" may: be curtailed:
or extended Jobn.-is:on- the job with ‘th
buneh of entries, Keep the. ‘peize ilyt’
within the reach of an agrientturist
rand John is - -there with anything: from
a race hore’ to string benns, and he is
usnally in the: money too. To do all

ait

‘farm one would need to work hard and
long and.never look up from ‘the good
oh] ground. But perhaps John's ‘big.
est asset is that he isa good manager
and a good manager cannot do manual
lahor, that is not too much of it. ‘So
_Jobn raised -himself a family and ‘he
; snised them in the way. they should: zo,
Thus he has plenty of time for attend-
ing shows and other. social gatherings
and still wet in on the money ‘end of
the prize ‘list, "Thanks to- -Mrs,. Lapu-
dat and the family.

reports from’: Inspectors. the” Victoria
fovernment.- has decided to." *adont’ a
new method of: ‘dealing “with relief ‘the |.
coming. winter, | ‘Before any relief ‘Is
handed owt. all: ‘persons: “needing it will;
have’ a whole: new lot. of questions: to
answer and show thelr : need. In. the
bist that. method ald, not seem to. bath-,
. er some. of. the people. It is. hoped. ta.}.
make the questions more, ‘binding: this.
time, .. The: .Vietoria government” has
realized that: there:

To be Regular |

fat Mission Point, last week was a tri-

qtiarter : tons,: and carried tei passen-
Revs.
ing: ‘and he got -awny With equal ehse
and success, ,
field as a landing field ‘the pilot. said
that it: Was pretty’ fair and that: they}:
had rin cross, many that were’ worse
hy long Way,
terntions | that eould be made, such as
ginding, ete, and the removal of trees
on. the river bank.
heen ‘informed. that
ments are going to be made at once in
order to have this point estqblished as
an: necepted and satisfactory alr port
under
requirenients ‘for.
tri-motor plane wns the’ property: of
the Interior’ Airways Co., of. Alaska,
and the pilot’ stated that- hig company
were figuring on making this a ‘regular
. Tanding port ii the near. future.

as to the: murderer of Emil Perle of
- Calleymounit.
e have conmitted ‘the crime, but he can
not be’ located. .
are on te fob.

_ Compl. Burger of: ‘the ROMP, ‘oma |
forinerlyut. Hazelton shas been promot?
ed! ‘and is.
of: “the detachment ” at “Penticton,
went te
some good ‘work ‘in: breaking Up...
opty. suimgeling | in “ .

Port of Callon”
Run to Alaska:
One of ‘the three planes that tanaea |

otor ‘plane weighiiig’ six “ahd thiee:

New: ‘Hazelton--Work Soon fF f

J. Earl Lawson, K.C., MP,

Organizer of the Conservative party tal.

; Dominion cabinet,

“one of the blest: ‘ana ami08t popular
of the younger 1 ‘menibers: of patlinment
‘jis J aries Fatt, Lawson,’ K.C., Consery. fry
tive member | ‘for’ West’ ‘York,- who took
to’ politics like ay dick” to” _ water.
Stil: ‘a young man, ‘he: is. in. his th
yea. “hig elev ation ‘to the Bemnett ‘enb-

nietited ‘promotion. | He. ist a. particnl-
‘arly: ‘interesting, figure in “this: country
Just now. in: xiew. of, the. fact” that he | is
‘Dominion arginize 7
tive party.

The pilot mide a: splendid land

When asked about the|

He suggested some ul-

The Herald has
. these | improve-

the Dominion government's

such ~ ports. “The

4 encore

No further word ans. been received
John Lake is alleged- to
“The. provincial police

+

ey

now. ‘Bargt.. ‘nnd is” in’ charge
He}
tetoria from” Hazeltonand. did.

pleasing: personality. and, the desirable
virtue: of: ‘helng able: ‘to’ “impart optim-
ism: and. entlinslasin’ to. those “with
whom ; he. ‘Gomes: in ‘contact: : ,
‘His’ ‘general, ‘capacity: is indicated by
the fact. that: the. isa ‘Snecessful ‘lawyer
In: Toronto, Issa directx In: “two busi-
ness: “organizations, aud has attracted
atteution by -the. ability hy which he
has: shown® at: Ottawa : since - he wes
first’ elected. to. parliament: ‘in, 1928. at
the; ge at. BT. His “popularity: ia lis
own city ds ‘suggested by hia having
heen: choken president,’ at “different
times, of “-the’ -Liberil-Conservarive
Business ‘Men's: ‘Club, * ‘the ¢ ‘Tawger'é
Club nna the Empiie ‘Club, - He.
now.a- member ‘of; the Albany. ‘Club, the
famous . vendezvous: of Tory strategists:
in Toronto. He. _Suieeeeded Sir’ Henry
Drayton - “nS. M. Py for’ ‘West,. York, a
very. strong” Tory gent dist ‘uéside ot
Toronto.
Mi, Lawson. is of inedium: tuitia, ‘but
his physique suggests. the athletic. type
He. ckeeps’ himself in tia at ‘handball

‘lyided the prize: money,

Canada. and recently taken into the |.

inct will be: ‘hailed. across Canadn as.n].

‘for’ ‘the: Conserv a-/°
He: ig: energetic, with a

: her sister ‘in, n, Victoria... ay

a

Barbecue Drew”

Crowd---Usual

The usual large. crowd (large © by
comparison with other’ events: of more’.
recent yeurs) took in the: Barbecue“at
Telkwa on Monday, “The weather was,
the best as usuai, “The, program - in-
cluded baseball, horse | races, ‘steer rid-
ing. ete. On Sunday: Smithers and
Telkwa ball teams played: with a win
for Telkwa by a score of 17 to 15. On
Monday morning Smithers and Hazel-

Sports Program | E

‘The’ attendance ‘the: gatthers fair
was not as large his: e
former years, and whil this” ‘could
hardly be ‘expected “under: the. circuin-'
stances, there could. lave been a: much
better turnout, and that apples to all

Smithers. town..
For several years the ‘matter of lige

ton played and Smithers won’ by the |
score of 11 to 10, This game was very
even but Hazelton threw the ball away
in the Inst inning and. allowed Smith. §
ers to win. Late In. the afternoon

on Monday Hazelton and Telkwa play--

ed and Hazelton heat Telkwn by a-
score of 11.ta 7% As a result: of the
thinngle wins and losses the tenms di-
In the: even-
ing there was of course the dance at
which a grent ‘crowd was in, attend-—
ance, It: keep going until most of the’
folk could g0 home hy daylignt.

—_ PLANES IN FRIDAY

Just before noon “on. Friday: three
urplanes arrived at the Mission Point
field and after a few hours took off
again for the north, The three were

.|from: Seattle and. in one of the ships

Misa Rosemnzy | Lomen, a

father ‘Ralph Lonien: of |
Reindeer Corporation , of Senttle, and n
brother ‘of his,” Alf. Lomen,. Were ‘pas.
xengers, Miss Lomen is suid to be. the
art Indy Bassenger: to. take oft front

along with her.

air- after Visiting their commercial ‘in-
terests in the far’ north: They were
accompanied by ay big Balanca, plane
enrrying ‘their freight. . The. third ship
carried passengers for Bethel, Alnska.

The party’. had . perfect. ‘flying wen-
ther sthey -nnde x good landing and got
away again in fine shape,

Sy

It is reported . that after the boys of’
the . Hazelton -ball team. Set. back from

| thelr work the’ Smithers team ‘will be

down to plny an exhibition mateh.
ee

Mr, and: Mis, ‘Jennéers: and two da-

visitors: in’ ‘Hozeltcn. last: week,
an . *, Ln .

“On. ‘Monday one of the Consolidated

Mining & Smeltig’ Cos Planes passed.

over. enroute from Stewart to Vander-

hoet. It was flying : very ‘high, and.
making: very good thine, ,

oo See . a

Mrs, qT. C.K Seiily. has returned: to.

Hazelton after an exterided visit. with

“the Lomen.

wae:
vette? to. Senttle: ‘by, “bont™ while cher:
father: and: “unele: will return’ later by...

sl phters of. Prince: Rupert, were on

uld assets has been an important eon-
‘siderution and as 2 ‘result’ the sports
and entertainment. and sports - pra- -
grim are not so attractive, there are
fewer horses for: ‘raeing and the base
“pall business” was somewhat over-.

/worked earlier: in the season, There
fre not so many. people, ‘most. of then
are. working and’ too -nany holidays
are just about 2 ag boring as _f0. much
work, .

But not that braless: conditions as —
well us the labor mntrket is improving |
j more and better. sports at the fair are
in order, Also,more fair ‘4 features,
such as poultry, Hve stock. of all kinds
aud especially horsés. ‘should: ‘be added

The exhibits of..: ‘vegetables, home
cooking, faney’ work.’ ‘ete; that were
contained -in the’ hall, and- the’ Srasses
and -seed depurtinents . were all goo
this year, much: better in fact then
Wis’ seen some other years, . but ‘those
few departinents. can. hardly: be called
an -agriewltural faly: . “Fhe ‘public. wiil
look for 2 more. dretensions display
another year.

“The directors and, officers have been

doing. their best, and possibly all thal =:
‘could : he, done under. the: eireumatances
“and. all credit. is due® ‘them. - :
In. ‘the. wily of ‘sports ‘there. Was u-
“hall game, each day, on Thursday ‘he-
tiveen Moricetown And Kispiox Indiars
treunlting in’ a win: for the::Moricetown
hors, .The second: day the Snappy
Nines ‘and the Senior: term of Smithers:
plaved and the young: fellows won. A
horse race: or so were also. on. the. ecards
both: days. : _ .

There. Wis a dance on wriaay night.

Vin’ Smithers. and as usual it was awell

uittended, ‘people motoring, ‘in. from all
parts of the district; ‘The dance seen:s
to be the .one thing that. wil. draw i

crowd. on
= iad Tun

At the Smithers fair. Was: “alsplaye
an -atgzhan which attiacted. much atte t
jtlon, tind rightly so. “It was made :!
of wool: ‘and by a womait of ‘the Valle«
who, herself sheared the sheep, washed!
the. Avool, cirded it, spun‘it into yar

“and knitted the afghan; It was.
handsome thing and it is good to Tete,
that there ave still women. on. the farm
who have- kept alive some of-the “
‘art of: amalsing a. hone comfortable 1 aA

= i attmnetiv @.

Pas

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