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sina gs Tanmanomsasiaai

. ss NEW HAZELTON, B, 0, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2%, 1935

Taschereau Got.
Only. Majority
OFS Six Seats

Premier Tachereau of Quebec who
lus held -that. office since 1020, -and
who had a grent majority. in the last
legislature, was given a bad scare at
the polls on Monday last.I& looked for
a while that his government was gone
to defeat, but the delayed reports from
outlying points saved him with a bare
unijority- in. ‘the ‘House of. six -seats.
Kren this majority.may be wiped out

1 hy recounts and very close’-elections}
f in a nmnber of: ridings.

Jt was the
keenest election and the hardest con-
test -held in Quebec since the drys of
open voting... There was fighting and
near riuts: and. quite a number of ar-
rests were insite, The Conservatives
took 1G:seats, : “the- National. purty with
Gonnn ag the head took 26 seats mak-
a total of 47. ‘seats,’ and 1 Independent
io *heral. going with the government.
The government ‘enrried 46 sents

The leaders of all the parties were
lected and all, or nearly so, the big
men of the -parties. “The first, session
of the ‘Quehee. Tegislatiie . shonld be a

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\J ohn McRae of
-Terrace Died

Sunday Night
Juhu McRae, it pioneer business man
of Prince Rupert,, but who for the last
two ‘vears or more, has heen living at
Terrace with Mrs. McRne, passed . on
to his long rest on Sunday evening
last. He had been in ill health for a
number of years and when he could no
longer continue in business he retired
to the small farm property at Kalum,
just out of Terrace. A few days pre-
vious to hia death he took a turn for
the worse and his death, which was
not unexpected, came as a merciful
release ta long suffering. Mrs. Mce-

Rone was with him nat the end as she
bad heen throughout his ° years of suf

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Prince Rupert |

By The Sea

Erum Our Own Reporter

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Take Marren who established Prince
Rupert's first and only rolling. skat-
ing rink, and who left here a. few
yenrs su, is back in his” old home town
of Kirkfield, Ont “He plans on being
there for -the winter. Since pulling
ont ‘from Prince’ Rupert ‘he spent a
while in: Montana. It is not improb-
ahie that. he wilt again hear the ealt

of the west shortly.
a * -.

‘tise’ Viv jan ‘Hickey who was in the

fering. |

The remalns ‘ were taken to Prince
Rupert Monday evening for interment
on Thursday. The funeral will be
in charge of the B, C. Undertakers. °
The late Juhn-MeRae arrived in
Prince Rupert in 1910 and was a mem-

his flmess compelled him to withdraw
fram active life. "

1 Helena
quikes; has: lef't.on her return to that}

:in the State gavernment offices, -

hey. of the firm of McRae Bros, until —

(Montana } series of enrth-

restless elty after ‘Spending a holiday”
here, Miss’ Hickey, ‘who is employed |:
is
plucky, ‘self-possessed and not disposed
to rm away from'an earth tremor.., ;
‘But,” she declared in a recent in-
terview, “one simply. can’t avoid a feel--
inz of watter helplessness. There is. no

‘lage greatly stimulated the interest in

Calf Club Prize
‘Winners i in the
Valley N amed|

The Bulkley Valley Boys and Girls
Cult. Club recently completed. theix
year's program with the judging of
the calves and scoring of reports.
This club was organized ond spon-
sured for o number of years by J. E.
Manning, formez cow tester in the dis-
trict, and has continued to improve the
quality of the calves shown, and in
care and management by club mem-
bers. The donation of purebred Hoi-
stein calves by Holstein breeders in
Southern British Columbia two years

dairying -and good ‘type eattle in the
Alstrict.
Most of the calves entered in the
club . this - ‘year. Were> of. outstanding |-
“Holstein type. °
| Mr Harry Bowinan, agricultural
ngent for the C. N. R., Prince George,
and Mr. Don Sutherinnd, district agri
cultnyist, Smithers, graded the rea-
ports: - . The ‘placing of the first sever-
al calves was very close and in some

\Pattullo’s Best
Bet is.Central —

- Speaking with a. ‘prominent Liberal
recently the Herald learned. that what
is on foot in certain: ‘quazters: is 2. move

big advantage ‘tt would be- to him ‘ond
his government to do a Héfle- catering
to the northern’ part of the: ‘province,
or in reality, the’ central part of the
provinée, which would incli#dé alt- the
northern, part, ‘For’ edits’ : past the
hig elty in the south, has used the big
stick of its nine membeli; ‘te Kitock all
things that * were ‘iidt:for ‘Vancouver,
and nilious at inondy ‘nave' been’ spent
to build up that onie E Mabe “at, the ex-
petine of th peat! j

ticularly: ‘the. orth

mombets, cannot ‘fine: “those ninte*mem-

for a long. long time... They are just
nine members with nine or more ideas
of things. a,

On the other hand the north has
ulne members, ineluding part of the

British Columbia :

to present to * Premier’ Pattnllo ..the

ince, par ,
“Today. Vanearver, “While Gt*Has. nine.”

bers up and will not be able‘to' do so -

cases was changed asa result of the
report: “Scoring. “The final awards are
as followsi—

mince to go. There is nothing one can
dor” I aid enjoy. my holiday up in
Rupert.” .

The lite Mr, MeRae wns ‘born at
Mooretown, near Snarain, Ont., some 66.
yours ago. and, after spending a time

central territory, and. the north has
always been consistently Liberal, and ;
if given a break now “will continue ta

Iively one ta say the least.

; eye ay Det oenme weet whie. sl cal: see. Firat Berton Greene, 2nd John Neil-|pe Liberal for many’ years to come.
Nothing Domg - far: ne, and fora time Inented at|, An aged sallor and fisherman who son, 8rd Nancy Owens, 4th James] ‘The nine members from. the north
: : mo Bouner’s: Ferry, Ydahe. Ju aie. he homesteaded on Bennock Island, neat | Westle, 5th Agnes Killer, th Dan| win off set the nine membérs of Van-

went to Phoenix tn *he hayday ‘aft thar} Ketchikan, ' was recently reported ‘miss
honmdary mining camp “where the. ‘busi- ing. « Investigators, entering his cabin.
ness. of McRae Bros, , was ‘established, : ‘ forinld” him: dead on his bed. He was
but. in 1909 wis ‘hioved to Priteg: Ri ' fully: ivessed., A heap of shavings and
“|pert. , so kindling” Wood wis on the floor, with
“Fhe “déxivisedt ‘hapnedtniene: an: tho. mintehes: and, candle. -MOAT;. and-.a. Can GEORGE HAM IN y CAR ACOIDENT |
Masonic: clreles In Rupert: and .for ‘aot gasoline suspended over the nite. Collided With a Bineet Car ik in Van cou.
nunher of years was'seeretary to Tyee The old. man -had- frequently said he ver—Strect Car Damaged
Lodge No.’ ag.  Beshies his widow he ‘had planned . :to ¢remate himself by on

is surviy ed by vo ‘brothers, Dunedn starting’ the. ‘fire when be ‘felt the end
and Alex., bath of ‘Prince Rupert, and approaching. oO
a ‘sister, , Mira, Bdward { Agnes) Me-}
Rinistry; residing in California.

Hazelton Hall
- Subject of One |
| More e Meeting

Ekman, 7th TDorreen.. Chilton, 8th
Hatry Woodman, 9th Gladys Ekman,
Wth Jack Ekman.

couver who cannot be relied on to stay
put for any length. of ‘time’ The gov-
ernment would then only have to deal
fairly with the rest. of. the province ta"
remain in power indefinitely. .

_ At. seems, that Mr, _Pattallo ould ; de
‘well advised to Took to the: ‘north “whren
he has money to spend ‘On: - : improve-
ments and -new developments. - Make
the roads to and in the, north 28 good
as they are anywhere. else.: Give the
tourists,.as well as the local people, a
chance to move about in comfort and
with speed. ye

If the usual neglect is handed out to
the north is continued, some day the
north will revolt.and vote Tory, or
may be some thing worse. oo

On High Level
_ Crossing Yet}:

“he vet there Anis: pen: -mothinge- antag
towards ‘starting the high levél eross-
ing over the ralhway at Tenth Ave., in

New Hazelton. The Herald: talked to
hoth ‘the ‘neal: “member, : ‘E: “E. Kenney
and to Olof Hanson, M.P., who it was

that got the’ ‘Dominion “appropriation
of seventy per ‘cent. of. the cost, The
members ‘both stated: tht - they had
done everything possible . :‘to- get the
: work. started. - Mr. Kenney ‘Said he did
me; not understand . why. the, bridge over]
the railway-qvas nat being bolt, The
earth work ‘could be dohe, he said, in
the spring. [fnt! there was ‘no neces-|.
sity tecwilit tntil spring to build: the

Muny in this section will regret to
learn. that George Hall, “until lately of
the Hazelton Hospital engineering
staff fell loul of the ‘police in Van-
couver recently, although it is not con
sidered serious by those whe know him
lest. George recently went to Ques-
nell and went ‘into the garage and
trucking’ busines with another fellow.
George took a Jord’ of empty gasoline
deans to Vancouy er and at the corner

ee
The wediding of Miss Leura Frizzell
tana Aléx.’ ‘Mitchell, son of .Mr,. and
Mrs. John R. Mitchell was the socia)
event of last week The bride is’ the
datighter of Mr. and Mrs. George Friz-
/zell. and both families are among the
| oldest: in the district. The ceremony
Was ‘performed by Bishop G. A. Rix,
assisted by Canoh..Rushbrook, in. §t.

Chas. Carpenter.

bridge, “The crossing is neeiled, | It isp. _ Yaneony er is nut the only place with Andrews enthedral. ‘The bride was! of Cumpell and East Hastings street
ading to be leiit: seme: time, , ‘nnd it ety hall troubles. For quite as many given iu marriage. ‘by, her father. fhe] he hed the uilsfortune to collide with
night 1s well he, built: now as later.fyears as Faucouver las been worry- mutron «of. honor. Was. a sister, - -Mrs:] i. stieet car, ‘There was: ‘A Woman on De orr een: Pi ioneer

the street car. who ‘was. slightly shak-
en np and ‘had to be taken home, but
it was just -a case of nerves. The
street .car was somewhat: damagei,
but the truck came off fairly. good.
Pending further inv extigntions George
_|Wwas taken: in cnstody on a charge of

driving fo the common. danger. De-
tuila. of the accident have not been re-
celved as yet.

ing about their city. hall and the site Long ‘of Courtenay. (and ‘the brides:
taselton has, been, worrying. - Meeting maids were AT {as Evelyn Datbby. “and |
‘after. meeting has been heli, but no Miss Caveling! ‘Mitchet!! ai “The: youne:
decision | could been niide. ‘Recently people ave W ell known in ‘the. interidt
nyt offer was put forward. by ‘one of the. 8 well as ‘on the. const, and the grocm.
; s - : bnainess’ houses ‘to: “provide a han at hos * freqesitly taken. part in athletic

" PL ANE feel am Nonna its iwi okponse, satie tu he ‘vented, if gnmes: in the’: interior. .
om : : th tow no would mdertake, ‘to not’ pull we
a hull ‘for, a Feertaln period. , Or the

Cir. w contd donate n- lot for FT| new han hnvhov_ af Priice . Rupart..
(te Dy bievlt ony: : > eee

hl adideatties ce ee vrestmmptions “land. libbers’
" nidetihe wis, “walled “Inu Ww ieok to Insty sen rovers. hive. io particular.
bnstder. whit ‘ta do ‘about. it, After business here, but the sheltback whey
dime “dixeusslan it was: decided ‘to let . nine: od
the: executly e nidet with: the’ manager g6' down to the. nen In 8 ini roel ane *

nt that the whales, like: sift rigs ‘eren-
fot the, finn “nhaiking the proposition hires, inet ding” ren] ostiits: then. and
nd te vepart hated to the: “general meet. publishers, vere, out ra lan for food
ng? dhdit. the! york: of -December, - oi iz i.

'Thip. erent dittevence hetween Van- That. -is’ to six, they” Were. “fai” piesutt

STOW NEOPM Wa BO baud that the pilot, : : of herring: Na: less than’ four were, na+

— ead not see Prince George and flew: cowry aud their “elty hall, and Hazel: Heed cruising off Sei] Cove, - spouting |.

_Tissed, Then jhe: Degen, to ran short for, ps tant nit ote hus u site and it and: frolicing, and now: and :then slapp-
of gus "and lind “to, Innd-at Vanderhoof; | 1 it bene: the: hall. ie

When it equine. time: to take” off again. money: wi 7 zh ie eel of i ticker |
thay conlth not make, it with - wheels. 50) nn il “hole : ta

sept for akis, ‘but: ‘they: -eniiie oe 7
ott, with! akis ; el her, “They. changed ang nt. “Some want a. real bie oe
Lo Inek to: ‘Wwhegla’ ahd: finally, made tha“ hati. au flecorated * “and: done up
pride, The skis have’ heen! sent on 1 to weet.

I’ the money voted? by’ the Railway
amnion is not ned before the end |

Ps the, fisenl year ther e is no. tellng
Ww von the money will be scoured gain.
It-may take Sears to get it ag, ips

_ Died in Rupert

Another of the very old. timers in
the interior passed away last week in
the hospital at Prince Rupert where

he had been o patient, in the person of
Charles Carpenter of. Dorreen. Few
outside of Dorreen, and: ‘his immediate *
cirele of friends knew that be had
been sick. He Js survived by his wife.
who was ‘with him in-Rupert, and one’
daughter, Verna, at’. home.
The funeral took: pines fn Prince .
Rupert. 0: Tr
Charlie Carpenter came 2 to ‘the. inter-
jor many years ago, ' He worked, On
railway construction and he: Droapect- 7
ed and he took’ up a farm: near Dor. .
reen and forthe last number of years.
he has, devoted. his, entire’ attention. ty

Whales a re neat foaling around the
At... ‘Teast, .
say the)”
id aL BUSINESS: MEN SET THE

- PACE " *

oie |
- 4" @heat deal of inerchandise | ig sold
bythe merchants,of the district, but a
great ‘deal more dg Hvought. in from the
outshde, “The “merchants themselves
(lu. a Jot of. they’: own :personal. ‘shopp.
Ine! ‘outside. rather than. with local’
‘firma, Very. tew, of. them advertise in
the, lacal Papers. 80 that: Ideal: “people |
‘do not ‘know ‘what. ie. oqrried “in.:
toca, Atores, « erent, in,

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Pitot | I Ww. Barr: and- i Fr Ttloe, and:
one lady _bassenger. landed at “Migston |
watt ond Monday. nfternonn. They ire,
eo ratite ta the. north, bit will have’ to.
remain hore until flyfie conditions ;”
sve better, The plane: belongs to the
_ Narth Canada, Expresg and works be~
a tw von Skagway, White Horse, Dawson
nnd Atlin. Coming. tron the south the

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