“THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNES

DAY, JANUARY:

NO. 26

To Alaska ° via

‘. ger’ se:-iee eonnecting | the Majer
ties of the WTulted ss: ufos with Al IST

ekrne and Alaska’ next spring,

paula.

xnine time the Pan-American Airways
line is inaugurated. ° ;

special interest in. this anuonncement,

Vancouver a port of enll en route to
) Alaska Several. Pan-American officials
have visited Vancouver during the past
yo year nnd a number of planes being fer-
vied north have landed at the Sen ts-
lund nirport nnd then proceeded to Al-
aska via Prince George.
The’above despatch would indicate
A hein ever, that the inland ronte froni
‘Spokane to Grnnd Forks, Kamloops,
Prince George and Hazeiton has been
‘ chosen rather than the B.C.
rmte, :

MR. KING IS VERY ANGRY

Rt, Hon. MacKenzie King, lentler of
ihe Opposition at Ottawa, did not get
~Inan- the: New,-Years-lst: of. tltleg. and|:
honors, graiited: by His “Majesty. King
George V. My. King is very angry, yeay
: oven bitter, with Premier Bennett ox
. the government at ‘Ottawa, or whoever
_ wags responsible: for’ that list,- not be+

cause Mr, King was not Included, oh,
fm: no! But the list was very unfatr and
am anyway, he says, it. was an‘ insult to].
his parliament which passed a resolu-
| tflon doing away: with titles in Canada.
my Well Gerry McGeer was ‘dissatisfied
m with Premier: Pattullo's cabinet. But
a what are you going to dé about it?

6 DEATH oF DR. DOOLITILE

Dr. D, B. Doolittle of Toronto, died
al his home on.Sunday last at the age.
me of 73 yenrs. Dr: ‘Doatittle motored to
m\ British Columbia three yenrs AKO | to
join the Alaska -highway. Caravan thut,
wns bended by Hon. Der, -Talinie, and

A visited this district. Dr. Doolittle did
min one day between suenp and sun-
ew down, something over six hundred
Mm iniles by muito- in order to Join thet.
mB ocurevan on thane. Heo owns one-of: the
great good rouds men of: Choadn, and
Bows in enthusiast, first of the: hicyele
yy ctnd then of the car, His departure. is
q weretted thronghout Criida, ..

# THOSE. OPERATING CH ARGES

nN tise is reyior sted from Victoria in
me which Justice Robertson, ruled as iller-
I al the monthly charge made by. the
F Roya Bank for handling. the: cHent’s
t acconmt, Tf that ruling applies to all
roauceounts then the Justice has done a
f srent service to humanity. Of all the
} dvritating. disagreenble nud petty lar-
ceny taxes-the ‘people have had to bear] |
“during the part’ Inunber of years that
monthly charge .for. haydlig: accounts
, tinde by the. chartered ‘banks of Oan-
ada, is the mont: ‘innitating. » No one ob-

© int when asked: to ‘pay, mare + thon once 1

Hazelton Route |

“Chicugo, Dee. 30-~ “Ale “mail ‘and pas-

mas foreseen today by. aviation leaders,’
ame tio onnonnced that Pan-Amerienn Ait-}
: : ways will establish a line hetw eon. Spo-

The new line is-seen as a possible
ae, Wink in a system connecting the United
‘ States with the Orient.; The new line
will parallel the avestern: eoast of Can-
Northwest. Airways ‘will’ open a
new high-speed schedule of air’ travel
hetween Spokane and: Chicago at the

.

* ‘The Vancouver Province makes the
| Fallowing. comnient—Vancouver has a

for it has been rumored’ that. Pan-Am-
erican Airways were planning to make

const

[Docker Lake: by Rev. BLS, Flemming

; Mis Violet Davis, of Hdmonton,

Alberta, who will reign as
Queen of the Banff. Winter Car-
‘nival, from January 3ist to Fab-
Ttary 4th, inclusive. -This inter-
nationally famous winter: sports
meet, which. provides thrills rang-
ing from outdoor— swimmizg, to
toboggan chutes built on mountain
sides,and ski-joring over moun- ;
tain- trails, will this. year again .
‘take its place among the: outstand-.
ing Western: Canadian. winter. care.
auivals. oy

é

SOME COLD WEATHER

tke

Tt ivns ‘quite cold last week and for |
a -long time ‘then. it moderated ‘a. little
for a short tiine, but that interval was

quite: heavily, ‘ and « ‘then’ i high wind
blew it about wind. dritted.. Lt,; and sent it
Henig AiO: ; mend vax
else. - Then: ‘just to ‘show what he'could
do, if he wanted to, -the weather. man
sent niong another cold. snap, and it
snapped-soine ‘too, 40 ‘odd below one
night. ‘Loday it is snowing and blow-
ing: like an angry wolf: ngein. Well,
it-avill soon be spring.

DECKER LAKE WEDDING
indeed t

A very pretty wedding took place at
Decker Take. on December 20 when
Miss Ellzabeth: Ann Jones, formerly
of Prince Rupert, was united in mar:
lage to Br, Anmes Franklin Newton of

of Barns Lake, The ceremony | took
place fu the home of Mr. and Mrs. Be-
dere witch wis beautifully decorated
for the occasion, ‘I'he brkle was very
chime ina blue gown with-bandeun
of-orange blossonis, The y wedding pre:
sents: Were AMMOETOTIS, - ‘testifying ‘to the
popularity: of the contracting parties. ||
Abs. Newt mhes tiny friends in. Ru-
Rert where she: resided for a namber
af yeurs before going to the interlor to
reside, The happy couple will miuke
thely home at Decker Lake,

| enclosed cheques or: money: ordera to

soon filled, with ; snow that came’ down ‘

> }in-nunibers--and. enjoyed... dance... AL!
‘very ‘gaod: orchestra’ from: Kisptox ‘was |

been mueh lar ger.

pression is that one does not need won-
i] der
wages,

district last week only to be followed
up by. a- blizzard that undone: ‘all that
good work,. or nearly: iuiddie it all,

on New Years Eve when a good many
frieids ened and wished them a Hap-
vy “New Year.

Rupert. leaving ns a Yuletide eit a
he baby’ hoy for MLr, and ALrs. Charles
Wilkinson of Aunsbury,

Appreciation is
_-Expressed by

_ Mr. and Ars, Tobe!

in this’ district,

ces sang over the radio from'K.G.B.U.

yp there,
7

plensure. in renewing - his. ‘subscription

year and what's more he -sent us a
good big sample sack of almond nuts
from his orchard, ‘The nuts are of a
fine quallty and we: express our thanks
to Mr. Beduer. an

4 ‘* id *
. Several of our subseribers took oc-
casi: during the Christmas season to
Wish the editor oll the good things and
to. show’ they. were really. sincere they

pay up-and renew their. subscriptions.
This. thoughtfulness and these remit-
tences are: greatly pppréciated, and we
ae glad to know: that so many appre-
date receiving the Ominecn ‘ ‘Herald.

Tt was 62 below Zero in Dawson on
Kew Years—just a Happy New Year

for. the boys and. girls - in’ ‘the’ north.
, * 8 8

"On New Years night the Indiana-of
the district congregated at Hagwilget|:

on hand to furnish the music, anda
mumber of the natives of Hazelton algo |
were present. Had weather conditions
been better the attendance would have

ae «&
(ne good thing about the Jate de-

what became of last simmet’s

*- * *
. The show plows got busy around the

eae

~ We and Mrs; Dawson held ‘a- re-
vention in their apartment in Hazelton

eg .

The stork Was'a Christinas Day ent-
er tt the Genernt Hospital in Prince

‘he
Minister of Finance Hon, BE. XN.

— Our Subscribers |

“Stomiingon of
| Metlakatla, Alaska, and for many. years
wrote’ the: Herald dur-
ing the’ Christmas season and reneived
their subseription to this: G; F, y., and
expressed their. pleasure: in doing so.
Mr, aud Mrs. ‘Tomlinson slso wish to
be remembered ‘to their many good
friends in this district. During the
holiday season’ their choir of fifty voi-

They have also had some-cold wenther
George Bedner, formerly of Kispiox,
hut: now of California, expressed his

to the Ominsca Herald. ‘for . another

clang, aia

PAST YEAK WAS NOT TOO BAD

While everyone who ¢litins to know

the times. “Hyeu thoigh many politi-

ny “mil omy, the. imports: had Increased.

for that, service, it-[s not, J ast’ "welddme: L
| We do not know what, thé ftlearts at!

(Ottawa who are. ‘uppoked to “Brblect

| have .béen doing (to “allow: t

On. thie: Whole
, eth

B and nceirding’ to Tustice Rober
ae lawenl tax’ ta bottle

tishy, An | a

ooila: ‘showlnie. in

SUNS that: goad -tlnes eve on the way
back. theve are st la lot‘of people who
do not hetleve tt. at least they enn not
xCO TUY THOre Meney conting thelr way,
and to most people the nuniber of dol-
lays thet they get ¢heiy hands on re-
presents the coolhesy of the badnesa of

newspapers? sald “Bo O. was
on the-rocks: “aed the ‘tlde. had‘ fone out
and there was. ‘no: hope—yet, since el-
ectious the papers have been ‘full of
tow B,C. huproved duving 1983. over
192, how the pay rolls had: -incrensed
Jects to jniying for a legitimate. service | hy anilliohs, the expor ts had increased

W. millions, and ‘that’ the ‘Christinas .
shopplig- waa, ‘done avith:. “hy confidence
“Hoe, tioticed - ‘for yeara,:
the people of Canada from such’ thtigs 1988 ‘Waid, not too awful bad,- nti
“itifain new government’ at ‘Victoria: makes

Rhodes, Ottawn, in a New Yeurs ad-
dross: Ww ished the Leaple ‘of Canade 4
Happy New Yoar in a practical. way,
und he said better Paige could be look-

ed for in future,
7 Rok ®

Mr. Peter Lakle. who has been ap-
pointed district freight and passenger
agent at Prince Rupert, for the Cana-
dias Nutloual railway, ts 2 native: of
Winnipeg. He entered the service of
the Canadian Northern’ railway in 1904
oceupying various positions in ‘the’ gen-
erel freight offices there until Septem-
ber 1915, when he went overseas with
his regiment, the 90th (Winnipeg Ri-
flea). and served overseas. ‘with’ the
78 batt.- He was demobolized in 1919
and Ve-entered the general freight de-
partment: of the Canadian National
railways at Winnipeg. He transferred
to Vancouver. in 1920 to the position of
chief. elerk. in: the general freight de-
‘partment, which position he oceupied
until: the present time. Mr. Enkie is a
theniber ‘of the Point Gres..Golf Club,
gieouven” ~At: Privee ‘Ripert Bs rene:
‘deeds. Mr. H. McEwen, who is heing
transferred to. Brandon, Moan,

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The deficit in Grent Britain’ this
past year will he Just linlt: what it wast
the previous yenr, and the smallest de-
felt for many years. ‘The depression
is over iu Great Britain, and {t is Just tt
nbout over fn Cunada,

. a we a ge
The weather fora week past. has nét
been just what? the’ public” Works. offi=
clnis who are trying: ‘to save. the: bridge
at Hazelton, would: like.’ Hard’ ‘frost,
hore water, harder frost; : ‘wind, snow
and more hard frost. ‘It ‘all ‘adds to
the misery of the. then working and the
difflenities of: the officials, ° Ln

i ee

_ Pigeons preter to nest ls a quiet 8e-|

HAD A GOOD DANCE HERE |

In shite of the cold iveather and the}

; fae J

Blood Pressure---When : any|

recent heavy snow and wind, the dance |
‘{in the New Hazelton hall. Inst Friday |
night wes a decided success. and the
New: Hazelton’ members of" the “We A.) -
to the H. H. will hove a. nice: ‘sum -to |.
turh ‘over’ to the ‘society ‘for’ its finds,

Febvuar. 20th.
Miss: Ander: son's | orchestra, furnished. a if

A mier Pattullo. and hig cabinet ministers
Ample time to visit the east,’ arid: find,
out just what there is to this. “Santa
| Olaus" stuff: ‘

Little Boy Was
2 Hard Hit When
Home Burned

ye tuesday. ‘afternoon about 4 o'clock

; with o gale howling” down the Skeena
‘| thé:-home of 0, Hamar on Ferry Island

was ‘completely, destroyed “by fire. The
family was: at hotne and oceupying the
front. part. of the house at the tine,
The fire started in’ the back part anil
the flames: had: got.a firm hold before
anyone. ‘knew, What was going on. It
was -impogsible-to control: the fire so
efforts were directed to saving contents
und clothing, but-what stuff was taken
out was not taken far: enough away
und it was soon consumed by the fire,
40 that. the’ loss was .quite complete.
There was no insurance on. either ‘con-
tents or building.
first person in town to give the alarm
and he reported to Cons, McKenney.
A smnhll force was soon’ ‘recruited ta
Jend any assistance possible; . but they
were too Infe. Ferry Island wes too
far from town ind the flames had ton
big a start.

“Teddy Hamer, the nine year old son
was playing in the front with just his
slippers on, no stockings, when the fire
broke out. In the confusion he lost
his slippers and had‘ noting else to
put on.. Teddy also had a new waggon
which he had won at Riley’s Christmas
contest. iIt was in the back of the
house. Teddy. did his best to get the
wagon out but. had no luck. He had tn
walk bear-foot half a mile to J, Loen’s
house for ‘shelter and he suffered frost
bites. Teddy thinks he has been as
herd hit as Job..was, Roger Walch
who also won a Waggon wanted to give
his to Teddy, but it 4s. likely that Teddy
wil get a waggon along with a lot of
other things and have another Christ-
Tas While he ts: "Beaten hts ‘toes: fixed "—
up.

Mit eer ye

BOOSTING CANADA'S FOOD PRO-
. DUCTS

During the annual exhibition in Ed-
tnburgh, Scotland, last month, ‘14,285
samples of Canadian food‘. - products *
Were sold to the public from. the Cana:
{dian government stand, excluse® of the
large number seld by - the ; “Canadian
firms exhibiting at the exhibition. The
Canadian government stand ‘exhibited
over 40 individual brands of varios
Canadian food stuffs,

The Social Club of Hazetton: put on
a uddnight supper with dance after an
New Years Eve, but reports are that
the attendance was very small,

oe cee tte r ie. .

Most New ‘Year resolutions have a.
ready been broken,
. een ,
Good hay is one of the best stnudara
feed for rabbits, and the rack’of ench
hntch should be Constantly” replenish-
ed.
ee

For many years rye has occtipied an
important piace in Western Canada’ as

{4 preventative. or check against sall |

arifting, It is also used to good advan-
tage in the control of wild oats -as it
matures earlier than does barley, the
latter crop usually heing regarded ar
pirticuldrly useful in the ernddleation

of the above pest,

tes
Cons. Wellens, formerly of Hazelton,

but latterly of Prince Rupert, has. been
transferred; sto: Bella Coola. . :

eee,

“Mie B,.O.: Legislature will mest on
Whis . Sill” give.’ Tre.

. an 7
| .

“ithe Omincea Herald’ recetved ane: ;

fing: the holiday’ season Many fine per:
t | sonal and business: ‘Chikldtmas greetings |
nnd!Calendars, all.of'

‘Which, are grent-

yet “ind.a- ‘happy New: Year.

ly. ‘apipretiated:) ain to;'all. ‘Wwe ‘exténd -
jtahes : for - il

Henry Cote was the |