i pid NO. 42,

is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.

a Ford. from E. T. Kenney.

-- ycriet attended the stock sale held

was’ in. town on business several
: days. during: the week, hee ae

~ patrick motored to Telkwa on
_ Saturday. afternoon,

. Dr. ‘Badgera left last ‘Sunday

“afternoon on a week's fishin
an the stock advertised failed the

"Heal, Brab, Hoops, T. J. Thorp,

’ Fleteher were visitors from Telk-
owe during the week.

7. "bacco | substitute supplied to the
- German armies has: proved more
~~ ~dnjurious than enemy gas ‘attacks,
_, Deputy Mueller declared in the
~"" yeichstag on Tuesday.
._. puties sharply criticised the army
oo administration, General von Oven

been” adopted ‘reluctantly after

careful teats, but anid ita further

ye had? ‘bean. stopped when it
had proved. hema to the health
of. the: troops, oS

. ..C.. Scott will preach at 7:80 pin

7 All are cry invited,

' HAZELTON, B, G., ‘SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1918

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NEWS OF: THE. - :
WEEK FROM |
SMITHERS.

_ (B8pecial to The Minor) |
Mrs, Kane, of. Everett, Wash.,

J. Kennedy.
‘Mrs, G. Vo Dibiey and two

children arrived ‘in Smitherp. on
Thursday last.

_Mys, Foley, of Lake Kathlyn,

was a visitor i in- ‘town on Wednes-|_

day.”

Mr, A MeDonald, of Foreatdale,
“gpent several days in 1 town this
week. oo

DAD P. McKie has purchased

“Several farmers from > the dis-
at Houston on Tuesday.

Mrs, ‘Gill, of; -Prince Rupert,

Dead. P, “McKie, and Miss Kil-

trip Oe ee

Mr Marsh, representing Swift);
, Canadian Cou. ‘was in. town on
_ business on Wednesday:

oR M. Burns, “Mr. and Mrs.

EK Hoops. and. Mr. and Mrs.

| He also states that the old Hazel-

{town, .
| pleasure: to the” “thei

“ly was a success, and the large

- the: future,

|THE WEEK'S.
” HAPPENINGS
AT TELKWA
i (Spectat to The Miner)
Messrs. -Marsh and. Budden
were business visitors in town
this week,
Alex. Manson. spent a ‘short
while in town this. week, after
_|taking-in the stock sale in Hous-
ton. ,

A_ further meeting of every-
body interested in the success of
the Telkwa barbecue will be held
in the city hall on. Wednesday,
June 19,

Jack McNeil returned from his
trip to the. Fraser ‘Valley last
Tuesday. He reports the crops
looking fine, but a little back-
ward, owing to the late spring.

tonites who are at Quesnel ‘have
not lost their interest;in the old
and . Jook. forward - with
2 ‘weekly

Omineca. Miner. °

‘Several local people took i ini the
steck sale at Houston on Tuesday.
In ‘spite of the fact that some of

tuberculin test ‘and others in con-
sequence had to be substituted at
the last ininute, the sale géneral-

erowd attending was not disap-
pointed, The organizers aré to
be- congratulated -on their firat
annual sale, © ~ It argues well for

Tea. Leaves : and Coffee
» Grounds Nota Good
_ Substitute ‘For:
~ Real Thing

“Amsterdam, June 16: —The, to-

: Other}!

admitted ‘that tlie substitute had

"“Wiethodist, Church

“‘Tomérrom,. ‘June 9, "Rev, : R.

on thesubject: ‘Salvation through |:
Christ—What, When and’ ‘Why. ”
‘Special music.

, The Miner has received farther

Fund,

should like ‘to. announce . in our

‘purpose is to erect a memorial to is

‘| fulness, -

* acknowledgo them.

JAMES. MAY MEMORIAL
. FUND, REGISTERS CLOSE
' TO- HUNDRED DOLLARS

_sbscriptions: this week ‘in re-
_| sponse to. ‘the. appeal for’ dona: |.
tions:to-the James: May Memotial '
The handsome total of
$95 has now been’ reached; -We

next issue that the hundred- mark
has. “been passed,’ for. while thel’
response to this ‘call has been]
extremely ‘ratifying, we. do- not

4

who knew Jim May who intend
to subseriba to the fund whose |

the ' ‘deceased: pioneer’ ‘a miemory,
Do not. delay. to send in your éon-
tribution; » delay. begets. - forget-
All subseriptiong, which |
are: ‘Vinilted: ‘to one dollar, should
Tbe sent: to The: Miner,’ whieh will i

Amounts ‘of, one dollar : from

‘| ALL MUST REGISTER

‘tvepistrar for District 193(Skeena)

Allshould attend. -|-

ered respectively by D. J. Wil-

| Norrie (Silver Standard), D.. B,

ON SATURDAY NEXT|}

Every Resident. of ‘Canada, British
“or Foreign, Over Sixteen Comes
‘Under. Orier

nert,. who ‘has | been appointed

under the national registration
plan, arrived in Hazelton on Mon-
day, to arrange for the registra-
tion of the Reople of this locality | |
on June 29, “Wm. Grant has|’
been’ appointed deputy registrar
for Hazelton, with authority, to
enlist the servicesof a number of
‘assistant deputies t to expedite the
the work of registration on Sat-
urday ‘next. . ; ’
Indian Agent Loring will have
authority ‘as depiity registrar for
the Indian population. Dr. H.
C. Wrinch has. been appointed
deputy registrar for Hazelton
Hospital and. the employees of
the mines Tocally will be register-

liams (Rocher ‘de Boule), W.. G.

Morkill- (Hazeltén: View): a We
| Sutherland (Golden - Wonder),
while similar duties will be un-
dertaken for the residents of the
Kispiox Valley by P, H. Shee-

0. H.. Nelson, ‘of Prince Ro- .

*..| Cariboo.

News of Town

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, Local News and Personal Movements in Hazelton

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and Roun About

is in town.

the coast on Monday.

week,

-E, H. Livingstone, of Prince
George, was among Tuesday's
arrivals,

~ J.D. Galloway, provincial gov-
ernment mining engineer, left on
Monday on an official trip to the

¥

evening and enjoyed the affair
exceedingly.

Rev. W. 8. A. Larter will con-
duct both morning and evening
services in St. Peter’s Church
tomorrow, June 16.

Sum, Olsen. ‘and. C.. Andergon,
have left ‘for ‘Manson, where they‘:
will) work .on . claims located by
the former on Quartz Creek,

rv
W. Fraser arrived in Hazelton

Road Superintendent ” “Dunlop
rived on Monday.

Miss E. J. Soal returned from
came in on Tuesday. -

O. H.. Nelson, .of Prince Ru-
pert, was a business visitor this weame.in on Monday.

A considerable-crowd attended |
the dance in the schoolhouse ‘last |

not. ‘doubt their ‘are many: ‘people a

‘|department of lab
veying. -conditions i in) these. coun:
"each: ‘of. ‘the. following. have been | tr wes

“| received: 0; Al Ragatad. (Prin 1h

han,

ee and Hun-
‘gary Have Plenty
OF Food| -

" Washington, I une ‘16 .—Tavkey
3 starving, - -while- Germany: and

Austria are having’: ahard struggle
to feed’ themselves, :
has comparatively ahandant food
aupplies, : ‘and Bulparte i ig ‘suffer: |.

- Hungary

ng less than. the others, BRYB the
after ’ gur-

' Rupert) ; Mrs. EL

‘jon his way into Babine, where he
The deputy registrar will open
the schoolhouse i in “Hazelton for
the purposes of registration at 7
a.m, on Saturday’ ‘next and will
remain at the convenience of
registrants until 10- p.m,
registration ig compulsory - upon
all residents of both sexes‘ above
the age of sixteen years.

. ~Persons desiring | to register
~. |before the appointed. day are at
liberty to do- 80. by applying to
Deputy Registrar. Grant or. As-
‘|sistant Deputy. Donehoe.’
strongly urged that: as: many as
possible register prior to the 22nd
in order to avoid ‘congestion and
uiinecessary delays. ¢ on. registra,
tion day.

Germany Starves While

This

It: is

| benefit of his health.

‘Jon behalf~of the ladies of~the

taking . with. her: the’ best wishes

_|soon" ‘restored ‘to full health dnd
‘come back to. ‘Us, ones more its

will take charge of the Hudson’s
Bay. Co.’s post, vice W, G, Men-
nie, who is..resigning. | Mrs.
Fraser accompanied her husband.

Fred Hasler, an old timer of
this district, who has been for a
number of years in Pouce-Coupe,
stopped off here fora few. days
this week to renew old acquaint-
ances,’ and was surprised to find
how many of them there were, ;

Ww. J. Lareson, of Quesnel, ar-

‘Lieut, Anderson, of Victoria,

Ensign Kerr, of Vancouver,

-F..W. Morisch, of Vancouver, -
arrived on Saturday.

W. Croteau, of Telkwa, was
among the week’s visitors,

H. C. Crawford, of Bahine

Hatchery, was in Hazelton this
week. ,

P. Goldbloom was a visitor this
week and left for Burns Luke: ‘on °
Wednesday.

F. Dykes, of the Hudson's Bay
Co.’s fur department, was & vis-
itor this week, ;

-J. W. Tudden, ofthe Iniperial .
Tobacca Co., was among business
visitors. this week. ‘

- “Dubord, of Prince. George, .
was in town this week, and will —

go intq’Babine on a far-buying ae
expedition, ,

I. KE. Germaine, who resigned |,
from the local office of the Yukon
Telegraphs, left for. Vancouver
on-'Thursday. oo

. Mr. and Mrs, A. McKenzie.
came down from First Cabin ¢ on
Tuesday. Mr, MacKenzie will
fill the vacancy in the local office ~
of the Yukon Telegraphs, . his
place at First Cabin being. filled
by C. lL Garrity, of Terrace, |

Made a Presentation.
On Tuesday evening ‘last, the
residence of Mrs. Seely was the
scene of a pretty little affair,
when most of the ladies of Hazel-
ton gathered to’ say farewell ‘to
Mrs, John Field,- - prior to her de-}
parture for Victoria, where she
will meet Mr, Field, who is so-
journing in the south” for. the

After refreshments had beer:
partaken of,:' a presentation, - ag
reported’ to. ye scribe, was made
to Mra. Field by Miss Inez Smith,

town, ‘The gift, a purse of mon-
ey, was. made in “suitable: dan-

Field, “agreeably surprised, ree-
ponded in'kind. — :
. Mis. Field left on. “Thureday]

of. the ‘people: of Hazelton,.- and
the: hope that. Rev, Field will” be!

1] cheery self.’

“/ the cortege. proceeded to Hazelton ~

H.-H. Little; J. Newick,. R.. 8.

guage by. Miss Smith, and: Mrs. .

Funeral of Terrrce Man

- The funeral was held on Mon-
day’ last of E. G. Evans, of 'fer-
race, who died after a short. ill-
ness, Rev. Marsh, of Terrace, :
came up to:conduct the funeral.
service.in the absence of the local oo

minister. . ~The service waa held
in St. Peters’ a church, from which

cemetery, where tha last sadrites ~
were performed. . There wasa -
sumber .of. wreaths from towna-..:
people. The’ pallbearers. were:.:
Wow, Anderson, H Hoskins,

Sargent, and: W, Wattle,

* Card. of. Thanks s
ves, E. G Evans. wishes toex:

press. her. gratitude: for ‘the sym
pathy: ‘show | ‘her: “in. het even!
bereavement and: desires to than
those tesponsible for. the beauti
ful arrangements to th

es,

jot, her; late: husband