Vol. 24 .

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L NEW HAZELTON, B: C., WEDNESDAY, TUNE 15, 1982

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Hospital | L ay a
Big Attraction
Nurses Grad.

Hospital Day was celebrated ‘on the
sronuds of the Hazelton’ Hospitat- on,
‘Tnesdiy afternoon and there was a
very ‘large gathering present from. ao
ninnber of points in the district ag-well

ices. for the children all thé way from
Yeeurs of age. A: committee of young
men were in charge | of-the sports and
they kept everythig going. ‘in ‘good
shape nntil A couple of clowns arrived
on the scene and then the youngsters.
were all over the place. after the new
attraction, even some of the older boys
und girls got a rood laugh, especially
when one of, the clowns all. but lost’ his
prjamas and had to stay-on the grass

aay Refreshments ater .
verandah on the main’ floor and, those.
who could. not, geet in to ‘the. tables

~ gout and Mawery Aften, :

habies born in the institution was giv.
cn and ‘they ‘were sime babies, . Furth:
or commiente unnecessary. . a
At the sume’ tine the - ‘hostesses re:

- eelved the visitors.at the maiijentrance
to the: new building and the nurses act-
ad us pilots for all who wished to sec

A preat

number’ tok advautnge of the opportun-

Among others who looked the

through thee institution.

ity.
hospital over were several travellers
who had Heard about this hospital.

were served on the lawns,. in ‘the gar-
den and even as far away as the park.

"The ten tables were in charge of the

girls from New Hazelton: and Hazelton
and they handled :their work excep:
tionally. The ‘refreshments were very:
tasty and refreshing. -

Hospital Duy has always been a ‘big

day in this vicinity, where ‘nearly ev

eryone Is keenly iiterested in the insti-
tution. It is generally- considered the
day when friends -froam. other polnis
meet local friends nnd discuss the af-
files of teh day and the condition of
crops. They also have an opportunity
to visit any of thetr'sick friends,”
Fran the stindpoint of the werther’
TeMiiag beter could hive Neen asked
Por
was clon
breeze and the shade. in the park wis
a help in waking the day the big suc
cose that it was. ,

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Shore Ww hot Won the races Werte —.

CHrls mder. + “yrse—Cloria Bonsan..
cdry Benson,

Beye six, aud “‘uuder—Coln Sargent
vata Hrlkenburg, , : .

Mads. Gane. mmschor—Mi gory Mouk:.

Vioky Richmond, ;

Boys 8 and tader—Phillp euey, Ge
Tomlinson, ;

Girls §& Tanat Uister— NAME Atle,
TinkkenDurgs,

Boys 10 TET mieten Samy.
piel, Wilwe “ella, .

iris 1" and andes“ Mrenet Wi
Tan, Patsy URS, . ;

Toys 12. wd ster Wie
Proildie Knit. “s .

(iris 1 2 und: ner Mine Greer .
Margaret Willan:

Bays 46 and unter AIWreNCe Wil
len. Happy Cox.

Girla 15: md side —Betya
Athol Ttuswell. de

Boys Ho legge “vac : “raiwreuce Wil
Jan aud Fleppy (ox, Wilte Ger He mic.
Adu Plerve < ;

Glvris B-Texs mutl yee. Margaret
Grer and! Iddith Buges Margaret:, Sar.’

Be -

George.

WORK STARTS. AT JESSIE GOLD
: MINES PROPERTY a

'W. G. Norrie Will Have Charge of the
’ Development Plans—Smithers .
People ‘are Taterested ~~

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. Sinithers, Tune 15—Dey elopment was
stirted today by Jeasic Gold Mines Ltd
on. its property on Hudson Bry Moun-
“Supplies and- equipment ‘are. be-

tain,

aneing ‘It.

Ings.
Noa.

veins ta a depth of 400 feet.

The ore Ix a gold-bearing®
arsenopyrtte . with three veigs’ alrea ty
opened up on the surface for. lengths
of 150 feet, 400 ‘feet and 250 feet re
spectively, with Aoud ore in-all work.
The present work is in’ continu.
atom of_a tunnel started in the ore of
2 vein, witha view to the explor-
ition of the ore In-all ‘three of these

until he could wiggle them up ugain.

Following the sports the guthering
went from the convalescent park to the
Hospital building where n display o!

ery, el - OU, - rehe.

, [a Pin-interpretor,

The san was hot) and: the. Hey |:

There, Ws avery. plensaiit vs

[ing of 0 Canada,

. { presentent., them: with ‘thelr. pins, .
Chai in Rey, Mr: Donaldson gRve n rory in.
a tor esting: rnd fpr ersive graduation nil

halen claived tor the’ anita sHoapt:]

W.G. Norrie of Vimcouveer, formerly
with the Silver Standard and_ the Sil-
rer Cup at. New Hazelton, is expected
in Smithrs between Jul} 10 and“15 to
make a complete examination’ ‘and Te-
port nnd to direct further dey elopmeut
ans. ;

FOUND. WITH THE GooDs

The frst. of last week a theft of
personal cffecis from the C.N. RR, yard
at Prince Rupert was repor ted to the
provincial police slong the line and the
next day Cons. Wellens picked up two
nen at Hazelton who were 7
‘sto “OF the’ ‘foods Wésertbedt.
peated. before’ Magistrate nomen and
were remanded for nine. days. to give

the police nu opportunity . to ‘get a
Fin to ‘act. as” interpretor: They are
charged with being in Dossession ‘of

stolen goods,

The case came before’ Magistrate G
¥. Storkey on Tuesday afternoon with
It was dismissed as
there was no evidence whntevet of the
‘goods haviig been stolen,

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Girls S-legged race (2)—Ivelyn
Cua aiid) Orice. Sargent. Nora Olson
and, Illeon Tomlinson, 9 |

Sar; went.

Back Tiges~Adim Meerre, ‘Arthu

Abaw, Pe age

all

. Phe’ sivadnation exerelsees ‘tin. the. ove
cupurg held: In ‘Kitanmax hall, attracted
al good sized evowd, nll ‘intereested: ix
the two young. ndles in ‘the graduating
clos. W. WS Anderson, was’ chiirniar
and the opening anmber was the sing:
Tn his' remarks the
chaftman stated tht, he could person.
ally from experience ‘testify to the of
Neteuey of at least one of the geadu-
ating urses, and he spoke: highly of
the’ training. the young ladies got at
the: Your! dustitution, Other numbery
ou the program were a-pinno selectior-
hy Ttev, SeV. HL Redman; a voen! sol
bys Miss Borns; the erjduation ad:
Alress iy Rev, Donaldson, of, Smith,

Lact sale hy. ‘Mrs.’ ‘Redman, ,
LG. Wrhieh: “eritiineted
exorctses, ‘Rev, Mr,”
“sented! the’. diplomas anil. Mls “Crale
“yripeiintendent of the auises tradnine
school pave the® ‘elvis thes. “plelge ‘Ane

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dress, and it. wiis Ustened to with: adi
of interest: by everyones?) 2
os Imetiately.. after, the prog

The ‘company's consulting engineer -

jeer

Boot. wud “shoe riieee—Hupis Cox. | 5
bie .

Tough Case at
N orth. Bulkley

A resident of North. Bulkley wis’ be
fore Magistrate: Rt. L. Gale last week in |
Smithers on a charge of theft-and be’
was giv en fourteen ‘days hard labor’,
It appears , that the man had been ont

as from the imedinte™ vicinity. The

crowd also gathered early’ and the ing. moved up. with a vieew to continu- of work for many. months, chad lost his

sports were started fairly - well on ing the work steadily. This is the} place and, 2. cow, -He had left SONIC

program was started fairly; well on mining project in which the, “whole chicketis anda couple of sheep and one

‘ime, There was a good program of town .of Smithers big joined. nearly calf. But he had-nothing“to feed then
every adult having . taken part in- fin-| with. The Kens laid very few eggs as

up
small children, ‘There was in the ten:
in whieh they were Hvying part of r
sick of flour, a few pounds of sugar
nda small ‘pall of: ‘dripping. Thi’
was what the family. wits trying to ox
ist on. The: DIA. was erecting | ry ‘los
aibin in ‘which to house his family i:
during the fall aud. winter, He conlc.
get no credit, no worl: and had noth
ing fo work with. He, went to a cabin
on a firm that had gone back to the

He took the doors, uid windows, ¥ rat
ed at $9.00 und L put them in his owl
house.

When Cons. Fairbairn inv estignter
the case and found the-unkappy condi-,
tious, he took it upon himself. to issu:
a‘ five dallar relief arder and then got
in touch with the. government agent at
Fort Fraser. Another relief order war
sent to the family for present use -.

'

Day EVENING

‘Five flying. boats’ trom Detioit, tin.

nesday evening and. ali of them - made
tt good landing in the. Skeena river at:
Mission. Point, the junction of the
Bulkley and the Skeenn. © It is the firs!
‘time that: planes fitted with pontoons
have landed at this point, and there
wns a large nyumbeF of. itizens down te
meet them. They remained here unt!"
two o'clock the next afternoon -wher
they took: off for Prine! Rupert. The
‘plines are bound for a placer fieeld it
Northern British Columbia and - ther.
expect to take. out enough gold thi?
aéason to -meet all expenses, “The svi
dieite: had fepPesentatives in“ the con!
try. last: yenr-and ‘have ground : ‘already
shrked. an same “work: ‘done on it.
at he. veal objective of the syndicate
Gr ent ‘Rear’ Lake but flrst they want
to size up whit “they: already’ have in
Northern B. C. It is: tao. carly bry
‘nonth to ‘vo to Great ‘Rear, Lake,

CAN MAKE GLASS BOTTLES.
The possibilities of manufacturing
hotties and glassware in British Colum.
hin, the third report of the series of
inv restigations on non-metallic minerals
of the ‘province, is now available! for
‘distribution’ according to an aunounce-
ment ‘of. the depirtment. of jiines, - Yo

mannfacture ‘plass requires: ‘silica-sand
OKT, lime. and fuel, Ti iG. has the laat.

\ ‘thiree inimed “injetedionta tit arent quan;
ere: Vlolln: nolo. Ay Mrs,'Retlman dnd e tities, “ond until, the sind is’ found, i!

HH Amported- ‘In: quantity. nt low
‘Brospectors. are’ now seeking for
the proper, kind of sand. There is. ;
futy loe#tl: jiarket.as last. yea the pre.

+) Vinee anlipart tpa? sion, 00, Worth of bot.
| Ele, {ope, od

Bee Nt

Pa

to his: ‘property, in. Hazelton
formerly" oceiipled | by ‘the Omlinecn ho”
tel. If he. earries out: his plan. ‘he wil)

"tak dance. which: was “fhily weil atterid-
fed gaa ereryone had a Root ‘tine,

put: ‘the: house dn ahape for liv Ing in,

Stole e $9 Worte 2

they ‘existed. oll what: they could pick
‘The man haa: ‘2 .wife and severn?

government for: non-payment of taxes’

FIVE PLANES ARRIVED WEDNES-

anesd: by a Detroit ' ‘and a Torouto syn’
dicate, arrived at Hazelton last Wed.

“red in the hone that they might be a:

“TL at K. ‘Mealy whet. towii, ast, week a
rind, 41s - “platining. ‘on, anoving” the. pled.
few, nealdloned xr tiie he. tought i sonic

stil] conipete: “with cod iver. oll in’price.
Some pilehaed ott has. Ween: ‘used: in. ‘the a

panto

BALL GAME LAST SUNDAY
iw ith a score of. ‘Seven all the Game
~ Wound up with a Serap over a.

‘Decision of the Umpire pe

. Hazelton. base Tall: ‘team: came: gre
to: New Hazelton “Jast: Sunday, fot re
game vad it wound. up’ witha: séore of
seven aloaad. a row which had not
been: settled’ when the audience and the
teams leéft the grounds. Inthe Oth in
ning. Omer ‘Spooner, for New Hazeltor
nude -home plate *for the. eighth “and
winning rn; The compire called hin
sife as the ‘Hazelton | eateher dropper
the ball. Hazelton: refused to allow
the -seore and there was a long tall
that got.no one any lace, It nppear:
that no wnpire has no authority on:
hall field any more, and when that be:
comes the cise it is time to eut out th
gumess

Kew Hazelton 4 was short their pitch.
er, Bert Spooner, who was Jaid up witl
a nasty gush in his foot. “He was o1
the erounds, however. His brother
Omer Spooner, pitehed the first eigh?
innings and Oakley Senkpiel went i
“| for the: ninth inning. The boys hel¢
the visitors. pretty well. und they migh:
both do more pitching—it would givi
the fenm,a stronger line-up, Hazeltor
was alse short of men. Ward’ Marsh-
ell had. a sore leg, but. his -team pn’:
him in as 2 pinch hitter, bet when the
visitors wanted to play a pinch: hitte:
wih aman to rm for him and another
mon to play..in the field, it was toc
much for the local boys and they put
up a holler about it. There was mn
rule book on the grounds so it was : :
cnse of who could talk the loudest ant
the langest.

‘Pilchard Oil is
Good Feed for .
‘Your Poultry

“The efficiency of Cod liver oil in
poultry. feeding has. been definitely oR
tablished, upon:a_ scientific and or
practical-basis. Owing :mainly to the
fact that suitnble cod fishing avens are
loenlized and. in many instances dls-
tant froin centres of rural and urban
population, costs of transportation las
considerably inerénsed the price of this.
treduer in some districts. As a vesul
liver and body ois from no great min.
hev-of fislr have heen biologically test:

potent in vitumins ‘as. cod Liver oil, ane
he cheaper and. inore rendily. available
in the districts. concerted. - oe
Suitable’ species of cad fpr the pre |
duction of cod Hver oil do net exist a:
the Pacitie Coast ot Canada. Oi |
obtuinel however. from the body of th
pilehnyd., a fish which is netted in larger.
quantities - upon the British Columbir
coast. Skis oil is: palatable, low it.
free fatty xeids.and can. be ‘fairly
sheuply produced. Cod liver oil con.
tring vitnuiin. A which js growth pro
ducing and vitamin D which prevent:
rickets and. permits of normal bone fot
mation, Tn experiments with chick
recently ‘completed pilchard oil. fron,
‘the British Columbia const VAS proy et
to be. {Yotent as a goad, serade. of: ‘pout. .
hy cod Lver ail: ‘in Les xitom s'A wn

{ve er ‘ot for i poultry’ ‘féedltug’ prints ma
transportation: cqggts, at cod, lier. olf ax
nientioned above, ltehard oil will: with

‘It

‘1 SH Biel tite ration: about 7

wish, the ae ¢

tor or sale—ADBY to, nN Grant's Agenc:. i

(Sectionman at

- Topley Found
Dead i in Bed

“Alex. Byké of mopley, one of the sec-
tion ihen; wag found dead in his bunk
about ten : o'clock. ‘last Thursday .morn-
ing, Tune: ‘Oth, The | deceased was at
work" the ‘day before and. suffered: ‘hao
pains: “and: felt very. fine, but in the
morning: of the 9th. He got up at ‘the us-
Ul hour, six o'clock, , lit the fire and
started: to- “get: breakfast. He com-
plained then to ‘his. brother who work-
ed on the section’ with hitn and’ lived
in the sane cabin, of a bid toothach:
and pains in the baek.of-his neck. «He
went back to’ bed and. stayed there. A!
xhout nine o'clock he went to the do:
of his‘enbin and -called bis. brother to
come and rub some liinment on- hi:
neck, his was done,-and nbont ar
hour afterward’ the brother went bac]
to see how he was getting. on; He wn:
lying on his bunk and-was apparently
dead. The section foreman was calle .
in. Geo. P, Whitfield and Mike Byk.
‘lifted the. dead man out of his bnnl
onto the floor and fried: to revive him.
but there ‘was no response, “Phen the
station agent at Burns: ‘Lake was''no-
tified and .the doctor from Barna. Lak :
went. out. - The man.was. dead: ‘and. the
canse of death was given ns. cerebra!
hemorrage.

THE “AGRICULTURAL WEALTH

Farmers are ‘being- sent cards by the
Dominion. Department of. Statistics. t
fill_in. ‘These cards: when’ fommlet
eran
and the ‘stocks: ‘and: flocks: ‘for the in.

a dividual: “farmé; and- “will. enable . the

#overnment to. get at the. wealth af the
country from ‘an. agricultural ‘stand.
point. It ‘is very, impottant: that av
farmers: fill out, these’ cards prompti;
and accurately’ and send, 1 them in te ait
department.

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10 STUDY PRAIRIE LIFE °

Prat, Waitt of, ‘Queen's Theologica!

Callege, has. been. chosen to make’;
study this stmimer .of-the social. eco
omit ‘and relig gious Hfé of. the .prairi
this stunmer. Census division Noa, 11
Manitoba, has-been! selected mK typie.
of whats desired The United. Ghr.

Ronrd of. Honie Missions. is sponsoriny:
the stirvey ag a: part of its ror! lit

pe oRr am...

FORMER NURSE A: VISITOR HERE

nal Do eee

Miss Kattie James, R.N., a ‘arhduats

of the Hazelton “Hospital, but’ for a: nv
“mber: of yeenrs: onthe. staff of the: Tos
pital até Bassano, Alberta, arrived: or
Saturday morning and: spent the Weel
end with Mra. Sawle..- Miss 7 ames thie’
‘a good many old friends here who wer
glad o see her again:
visiting. with -her aister ‘at ‘Giseonibe:
several weeks and on Moitday. evenin;
Jeft on the return trip. “On Friday o
this week, Miss James ‘will be tnited it.
marrhige.| to. ‘Wallace: Smith, editor am
publisher of. the. Bask

She has beer

Mail-and at.

ife togetlien, wt

_ Mosquito. ‘Wat 2 ani ' ‘othe

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factory ‘low pay to: uti, at tri
por tation , from. ‘British’ ‘Columbin- tnd