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- NEW, HAZELTON, B. Cy WEDNESDAY. 20, “APRIL 1930,

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Path Finders to.
' Bring a Great —

and information: for ~the’.

of visitors,

his plans.

points along the road.

. Mr. MecKelvie informed the. Herald!
that - the. press which: will. ‘be repre-
sented on that earavan: will represent
Paper-

will come from all the Pacific States

and one of the biggest. epstern papers
will ‘also have-a special: writer, -along, |.

It will be fhe greatest publicity. stunt’

_ ever undertaken in-the west, and. there

‘are hopes that it will. be the means of

bringing many . thousands — of visitors

te this new and’ wonderfully, “scenic
country. Mr. McKelvie . and: ‘Major.

Smith expressed ‘the’ opinion to the

Herakl that fot scenery there was no

a.thing between - Vancouver: and ‘here,

‘that could touch the drive from Smith:

ers or Telkwa to New: Hazelton. * Ev-

ery specialty that ‘nature! had was got

‘together in this: comparatively short

distance—something ° like fifty” miles.

Thus “it can. be :sefely promised that |
the end of the jfoutney for the visitors

a cireulation of ten million.

wodfl June, will be the: best’.
- ” Besides” ‘the’ “Hewspaper. 1

Spare faudeen:

men the.

“Bruce of Britigh -: Colmmbta..

| official representative of the United |prepared by ‘the _ provineial. _ Sovern® | low early A. fhe. summer: ,
' States. There willbe many “repre- | ment, following conferences ‘on: the]. Sp ee ae
sentatives from. Chambers ..of Com-, subject’ between Preriier : “‘Tolmie and’ To:be used for “assembly and storage

a “merece and other -bodles, -
will be Premier Tolmie, Hon, W. A

MeKenzie, minister of mines, and Hon.
Nelson Lougheed, Minister’ of - -‘piiblic
* Hundreds
--f¥om Alaskn,
Prince Rupért,-the Southern ‘States
and all points along the C.N. R will
flock © to New. Hazelton’ nud to ¢Hunzel-

works, .as official
vat unofficial visitors

hosta.

ton- on ‘June’ 20 and 21.

The biggest problem ‘is that of hous--
The
coftcial party will probably: be ‘looked
in
1 camp which will be éstablished at a
convenient point,” “The. towns, wil’ he |:
“expected ta ‘loak, after: “the. other visit-, :
_ ors, and acesrding.to _Leports,: that, With
tuore than tax, reset enpaclty, many .

ing and feeding the multitude,

_autter, either in pullman: ears or

‘times, ae uw

Upon their reiurn, ‘to. “Vietorin: the: ithe. ‘Indians of: Hazelton defeated the!
rdvanee guard: will complete plans: for White teain -which was made ‘up’ of |
the trip and will, notify. ‘all points. of
“The ‘publicity -
depirfment nt. Victorig. will keep: in.

“what will he ‘expected:

tauch with . RL
rgute ut uy times.

points tong. - “the.

“THE FELIX BRIDGE awe

oa Boa

Last w reek the: Pelt ‘Balke - “hut:

met at, the ‘home of Mrs: Sohn Newiek-
Bou Viedresday night when tie’ |vives
were wou by “My. “Sharpe, dpe Miva,
Irrenner,
lome, of. Mri» ‘Sargent’ “when. the: men
wi ‘ere alge ineluded.:

A bby Mrs, Go
‘the pe Ne

_ Crowd i in J une|

a B.A, MeKetvte, ditector of publicity
provincial
government, and. his assistant, -Major
J. Grant. Smith, ‘arrived in New. Hazel-
“ton Jast Thursday and returned - east
dn Friday aftér having looked over the
“possibilities for handling: a. ‘big crowd
Mr,. MeKelvi ie ig in. charge
Of’ the’ press carat an. which is going. to.
visit the northern ‘Interior as far as.
Ahe Hazeltons the ‘Intter’ part of June,
‘His trip over the road was to size up
the situation so that he might complete’
They swvere on the road ‘a

week and: that is ‘considered very: fine

‘time for this ‘season of. the year and
| considering ‘that they had stops: at all

he]
mm caravan is expected to. include. five}' 2°
Ze (State govenors and: “Lieut, . Govenor _

; Major :
‘Malcolm : ‘Blliott’ of Alaska: wit ‘be the

Then. there
A. | recently, « ‘According to. arrangements

4 the game in the first: Anning when the
. natives’ acored four runs, ‘and all ‘die

: This week - they met. at, the r

‘to the. “Tunpire,
mhe, nee en for, tl

‘Little Terrace.
Was Killed by.

lough chome..

first it: was. . thought that while: cher in

passed: away ‘about midnight. :

brothers. Héi death was sa.

tended. much: sympathy, —

firvived to. ‘conduct the affair,

blame attached. to Anyone,

inquest | With’. services condicted - in
‘Knox United church by Rey. Mr. Allen
who. was assisted by Rev." Robinson.
There was a large.“number ‘of floral
offerings and six. little girl. friends of
the decensed acte@as pall bearers viz.
Clara. and Dorothy Little, Helen and
Velma Greig and Edna and Jean Dov-
er, Tayee | Cole and ‘Adella Haugland
were . hotiorary ‘bearers. The remains
Were interred in Kalum- ‘Lake cemetery

a

5

[-SURVEXING | THE’ NORTH ROAD.

F Public. Works: Engineors Instructed te

Si

rf from. Here™

Victorla——Detinite - plana “for: SUr®.
veying, the ‘Alaska, highway ‘are being

‘Premier MacKenzle® King in Ottawa

adopted here, under ‘instructions from
the government, ‘engineérs ‘from. the
public works departmetit will. go ‘north
althost immediately to commence in-
vestigations, working from Hazelton
towards the Yukon -houridary.

Baseball Season
Open Saturday:
“Indians Won

le

a

vo pe :
‘The, base ball. season opened in Haz
elton ast ‘Saturday afternoon when.

‘payers from - Hazelton. and. New: Haz-
elton, by-a score of 10-4, ‘There. wag’
"aL: large: crow at the game- and keen
interest “was, taken. <The whites: lost |

to ‘etrors, : The Whites Were’. -evidently
‘stage’ struck.. It. is, 8. long time ‘since:
most ‘of: ‘them, faced 0 ‘many people ail.
in a. bunch, ‘and then Dy lot of the givla
TWwere there ‘too. “Bert Cox, ‘an old
ume player in Hazelton, bas, moved up
a peg - and. is now ampire. ' And Oh,
boy, ‘how ‘ha got even ‘for talking back
t

JA Road Grader

Evelyn ‘May. McCullough, only dau-
ghter of R. and ‘Mrs. McCullough, was
hit by the government | ‘gtider- which
was operating in: front of-the McCul-
‘The little: girl ° was given’
first. aid’ by Mrs, Aittree, R: N., and at

juries. were” serious, she. would survive
them. Later ini the evening it was seen
that’. the. end was not.far off and she
The lit-
tle girl was. born in ‘Terrace and was
the only: girl in a: family with’ seven
severe |
shock to-the family and to. them is: Ox:

_ Upon’ ‘investigation of. the accident
an inquest was ordered by: the’ author:
ities and‘ on ‘Saturday. Dr, Carson and
Coroner C. “Hl, Munro of: Prince. Rupert
When
the evidence was all in the verdict. of |
the jury was. accidental death with no

The: funeral: was held following the

; Parliament? = Aye, there's: the Tub,

‘Procedat“Onee: with ee i

‘|Geo, -A.. Rix,-D. -D,, has seen a teal

‘fo’ shanters:
Ty enlivened: by the cheerful strains of oe

'| destiny, tind . “healthfulns
Rupert—bri;

Pune uray |
NEWS TET HRY

Craig is moving — to Victoria.

ner by Miss Nette Clar Ik 8 school teach
er ‘of Driftwood, .

scores,

the. ‘Baptist Brotherhood “argue
question ¥oted in favor’ of. the papers,

is” bounded -by 2nd-and3rd° Aves: and:
8rd ‘and 4th ‘Sts... In- other words the
former provincial government |: court
house square. A.) -Warren* has an-
nounced that Prince. Rupert will have
a hotel, providing ‘the Federal Govern
ment, ° passes’ the estimate, The site is
an‘admirable. one,’ ‘but, ‘it is asked, why:
should‘ the raflway? buy land when it

be ‘an. exchange’ of prdperty. -And, in-
| eidentally,' will the estimate get “bye

WW. W. ‘Wrleht, for the “last few
years 2 member of the provincial. ‘Zov-
ernment, office. steff at’ Prines apert

Mr, Wright ‘Jeaves for’ the nortl: on-the
S0th of: April, : Mrs, “Wright - will ‘fol.

purposes 2,000. square feet. ‘of the
‘ocean. ‘dock: has: been. rented -to. -the
Northern B,-0...Power. Co.’.'Thus will
the long silence be broken. . ‘The ‘dock,
one. of the finest on: the: Pacific ‘const,
has not been used for anything in. par-
ticular, except to’ point at, with pride,
ever since it ‘was. built, ve _

The Bishop- of “Caledonia, Rt, Rev.

football match, : Writing. to a Prince
Rupert friend Bishop Rix. told’ of .at-
{tending the great English and Scottish
championship, game, April 5th. There
were 90,000 faus, and of this number
25, 600 were rediant ‘in ‘plaid’ and. tam
Proceedings wee. great-

the: Scots and -Welch -Saardas

Thomas’ Dufferin:Pattuito. looked in
on. Prince Rupert: last week.. . He did

not. say what. he. was here ‘for’. but]. ,

thers - are. discreet whispers. that. he’.
was” mending: his, ‘political fences... He |-
was ‘as: ‘plump, and ‘buoyant, as ever, ‘and
he = made’ -the- rounds,’ ‘sheking | ‘hands'
with all and Sundry,” One: evening. he
was the ‘guest of. the" retail merchants
agspelation and: gave ‘an “address,” ‘Pol:
fties? <Oh;: no!” Also,. nay, ‘nay.t - He:
launched forth on. a ‘dissertation, anent
the -Viustness, | richness, . immensity - and
variety’ of. Skeena’s natural ‘Tesources,
and the. beauty, ‘the progress, energy,
08%; Prince

the Arctic Stato, brought Into he-
dng many ‘moons -ago ‘by: the gening of
Mort Craig, and ever since, the charm-
ed retreat -of: tourists Jooking for ‘cur:
fos: of ‘the untamed: north, : hag been
taken. over -by Miss Willa Dyer. ‘Fol-
lowing | the death of “Mrs,- Craig, Mr,

Miss
Dyer. avill be. assisted | during the sum-|

“again the “presi as. “an Anstitntion
In -this worldly . and hard-
aA boiled’ world, it: ‘exerts more influence
than the pulpit. “At. any. rate” an ‘au-
dience- “that: heard. a debate between
the

)will be made, ne
"The latest:« on ‘the ; Caniadian Nation- | -

al Hotel ‘situation: is that’ the. railway |:
would like to build of-the ground: that

owns lots: of, its | ‘own? |.Or will there:

mediately onthe construction of the
:fpew high: level’ bridge at Hagwilget.

has" Beh asaignd: 16 “Atlin whers he ts] materia mp “the banks “=
- [taking ‘over. the’ duties: of: Government:
‘pagent,: ‘succeeding: ‘the: late: B.. Tr ‘Cope,

New Havelton |
“Do Celebrate

match” between
school. and - the New Hazelton

on: May ‘18th at the: home .of ‘Mrs.-F,
A, Goddard: when ‘final arrangements

a

Instructions to.
Start Work. on’
~The New Bridge

Assistant ‘Public Works - Engineer
Cotton was’ ‘in town on Friday last: all
dressed wp ‘ina new’ sedan.’ He™ in-
formed * ‘the: Herald that ‘Instructions
hid come: through to “get started im:

He was. prepared to start men. work-
ing. last Saturday, : but ‘first he had: té
rig - up. a. derrick ‘or hoist to bring. the

ment’ ‘on: the Ne

azélton. ‘side. : This

feet: and: cuts: into“ ‘the’ ‘sould:

1 ae

into’ the ‘Bulkley river: it-must be all
hauled | up the’ bank; ‘There will not’
be much: waste, if -any, ‘in! this ‘ con-
nection: ag ‘all the’ material can ‘be, us-
ed in building ° the road from the” new
structure to the Hagwileget village, cA
lot of fill is to be’ made and the pre-
sent road : widened. Ue

Thit the. work is to. get under way.
50. ‘Soon is-fine news to the people ‘of
this $e otign” and to the whole of thr.
interlor Hs everyone is. thoroughly ‘fet
up with travelling. over: the’ detour..
The public. works department has j®
adopted a ‘policy: that, all maarried ; men
with: families: in’ the’ district: are. to be
enployed - first, and. ‘thenever. possible: }.
This. will ‘apply. ‘to. the: work: ‘on: ithe
new bridge ag well as. on the roads,

“FRAN x BAYLOR. is DEAD «

Was, Very. -Prgniient. in 1 Mining: Gir.
cles: in Bullkley_.Valley—Heart -
Trouble the. Cause” ; vf

o
+) ttn hle ce

“Wort was racelved. “Monday night, to .

the. affect ‘that: Frank-Taylor had died|;".

in. the" “hospital on’. Monday. « ‘He had |.
been ! ‘in: the. ‘hospltal for some: ‘thme: a
‘sufferer. . from heart’ trouble, | He ts
survived bya wife and: his father’ and)
mother, the’ latter two: recently. arriy-
ed from the: old country .to “Spend their
declining Years” with theji: son. All in-
tended” coming. north : ‘When. “Mr, Tay:
lor. was ‘stricken: down. vs hs

t

On n May 24th)

there was ay -publta: ‘meeting: held in|’ :
ine community” hall in’ New Hazelton
on ‘Tuesday night wher it was" “‘decid-
ed to carry out ‘the’ “usual celebration
here on May 24th, Victoria’ “Day.” The
afternoon Will be taken: up with sports
for the children, ‘including a baseball
‘the’ Smithers.” high
boys
: In the: ‘evening there’ will ‘be the big
dance in the hail for which’ an orches-
tha will supply ‘the music. .This is al-
Ways one-of ‘the biggest dunces of ‘the |
year in this part: of' the district, and ii
is’ tot likely to"be ‘inferior this year. 2
‘Committees were appuinted ‘for. the
various.’ ‘departnients of the work and
there will be: another: feneral meeting

-{ed fora crowd of visitors.

» The “first. Work ‘will be ‘on the - abuts.

young, and: ‘Sometimes - pretty, waitres®

forward (to: serve: him.

[Perstiy:_

«Big Celebrati n

grounds. Si ae ‘above : the vt

Ritseguela,. K

[Hospital Day to”
‘Be Deferred:to -
| Next October

| There wil be HO. no, observance of. Hos.’ :
pital’ ‘Day’ in- connection with the Haz-
elton - Hospital’ this: year except that .
a special picture show-will. be put. on...
by. -Norman Cary. for the benefit of: the 7
hospital onthe night of. the 12th, and:
the usual- hospital services ‘the follow: .
ing Sunday in the: churches of: Hazel:
ton. . .° .
The. hospital is to he renewed. ‘thig 7

year, Already work, has ‘started on": :
dismantling. and preparing the ‘ground
for the new building. and ‘it“ig expects -
ed that by. May 12 the’ institution: will a
not. bein a fit state’ to Teceire visitors.
‘However, tha board of directors: des.
cided: that. in October ‘when the new °
building ~ is finished that. something.

a little |} more extensive. may. be put. on:
Certainly the building,” the- staff and
the inatiagement: ‘will ‘be more Drepar-

‘The board also: ‘decided to’ defer the:
annual ¢ collection of - contribution. arid.
for patrons until a later date, There:
will be much needed in the way. of fur-“
nishings for the new building and ‘al
ready: one. ér two have: signified, their,
desire to provide for-a ward. Others»
may also wish to do 80.
- W. W. Anderson. was re-elected the. ,
chairman of the board: for the year. * whl;
. The secretary reported progress : in
connection. with preparations for build
ing and “he hoped. to sea the. contrac. . a
tors” on the ground ‘before’ the end. of.
May::: Phis will give time: to. complete: .
the bullaing | for occupation in October” :

FIRST. PLANE, ARRIVED SAFELY. 7

fixst- airplane: from th “south,
for : the far: north Ww he

starts dow “the ‘bank: ‘about. forty-five rare

the Dominion government will not: ‘per: | a "
“; funit, the rock and: dirt being” dumped

rived at the jon, Point field-a ne
o'clock, it made, the ‘trip from. Pr: ce
George | here in just two ‘hours ct:
the Mission Point field” At made: i éx-
ceptionally fine landing and ‘thea
Inen are well ‘pleased: With the: field;
‘As soon as ‘the weather permits: the.
flyers w Mn. continue thetr lp fo,, thé:
far noch.’ :

A certain: lub had replaced its ‘fom:
iliae black . coated servitors wit

-"One of the-old die-hard members
who had strongly opposed the’ ide
dr opped in to ‘lunch one day...
“How's ‘the ‘duck, ‘today “ch
ea wlowering, . ate the: “pil Who ‘cam

“#0, Tn alright”, “said ;
“How. sare: ‘you, °

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