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Bureau
of
Circulations.
Wednesday,
AiijniM
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i
1?3.
Thornton's
Statement
It
Reassuring.
Sir
Henry
Tornton's
statement
as
to
when
,
the
Canadian
National
'Railways
may,
be
expected
to
lake
care
of
themselves
without
burden
to
the
taxpayers
is
reassuring.
Having
established
a
reputation
tf
conservatism
ami
stability,
Sir
Henry's
prediction
will
be
accepted
with
confidence
v.
11
is
one
of
the
most
important
and
definite
.statements
he
has
made
since
he
be-
4fi
sii
tins
Itaml
i
f
lisai
wt'wliiiit
1
1
1
1
nnifaii
In
)
i
i
nMeanl
C'
m
Make
Responsible
Body
Of
Senate.
In
view
of
recent
evenU
and
sayings,
there
are
some
signs
that
the
mailer
of
Senate
reform
may
become
a
real
public
question
instead
of
a
topic
for
academic
debate,
suggests
the
Winnipeg
Free
Press.
'
Parties
in
Jhe
past
have
undertaken
the
job
bill
nothing-
yet
has
followed.
1
When
a
Political
narti
submits
to
lhe
neonle
a
llefinile
principle
l?i
govern
Hip
reform
of
'the
Senate
and
pledges
itself,
11
giveivoriice,
not
io
tie
seduced
(mm
us
purpose
by
the
lure,
of
patronage
for
which
the
Senate
gives
ample
,
opportunity,
it
will
ifecome
a
live
question
capable'
perhap
of
effecling
the
result
of
a
general
election.
The
present
system
of
appointing
senators
makes
Hie
Senate
always
the
ally
of
one
or
other
of
lhe
political
parties
in
the
Commons
either
of
the
opposition,
in
which
case
it
may
interfere
unreasonably
with
the
government's
legislation,
or
of
the
government,
in
which
case
it
ceases
lo
perform
any
of
the
legitimate
functions
of
a
second
chamber
and
becomes
a
mere
registering
body.
All
modern
democracies
have
filled
themselves
with
sec
ond
chambers,
elected
by
the
people
upon
somfe
basis
which
differenhale
them
from
lhe
popular
chamber.
These
bodies
nee
llms
renmiM
Im
II10
nminlo
.
Tliou
fir...,
r.....-
,tkf:..
A.l
.
in
PROVISION
IS
MADE
FOR
ROAD
BUILDING
Minister
of
Public
Works
Issues
Heavy
List
or
Requisitions
at
Victoria
VICTOFUA,
Autr.
I
The
larR-cU
number
of
rcnuixition
for
mail
nml
1i
rid
ire
work
tbroupbnut
the
province,
during1
the
year,
were
made
last
week
hy
lion.
W.
II
Sutherland,
minixter
of
public
wmks.
following
his
return
from
a
province
wide
tour
of
inpce
ttou.
Heipiisitinns
are
said
to
tolal
over
i
10,000
and
include
the
following
for
the
northern
"dis.
tricfsi
A
f
1
i
n
New
bridge
over
south
fork
of
Stikine
Hiver
to
cost
f
!,-500;
new
bridge
over
Stikine
nt
TaUHoiV
to
cost
2,500;
eight
bridges
on
Telegrapb-Doase
road
to
cost
$1,850.
Fort
fieorge
Day
lalwr
o:
Vanderhonf.Stuart
road
to
cost
$1,000;
grading
Salmon
Hiver
hill
road
to
assist
freigbt
shipments
into
the
Peace
Hiver
country,
to
cost
si
000.
Omineea
New
bridge
near
Evelyn
tation
to
cost
000,
mining
trails
at
Fort
St.
James
and
Manson
Creek
to
cost
$300;
cable
and
assistance
to
settlers
at
Walcott
on
Dulkley
Hiver
who
are
erecting
towers
and
building
a
ferry
boat.
l'rince
Ituperl
Road
improvements
under
Highway
Loan
Acl
on
Lakelse
Hoad
to
cost
$5,000;
Kitsumkalum
Hoad
to
cost
.-
nOO;
mad
approach
to
Termce
bridge
to
cost
$12,000;
and
Port
ntemenls-Tel
El
road
to
cosl
H20.000.
All
works
to
be
carried
out
by
day
labor.
Henry
will
have
proved,
his
worth
aiid
there
will
be,
no
danger
ofxjvtlultK
UL1YLK
Wno
the
(Canadian
people
recalling
him
fnim
his
office
as
he
siig
nji.i
-...i..
i...
ti.
..r
ii,
.h.;.iui
...:n.
.....
,..!
griru
ju.iciutij.
I
lit:
iiiiittiue
iut
mir
i
t.-iu:in
mi
ir.'j'Ctl
III
the
administration
of
the
system
is
a
firm
one
'and
one
which
will
he'
generally
admired
by
most
people.
He
is
tackling
his
big
problems
imbued
with
determination
and
confidence
and
already
success
is
making
itself-
apparent.-.,
,
Important
Minister
1
XV
'
.
Is
Visiting
City.
The
city
of
Prince
Rupert
extent!
a
hearty
welcome
to
Hon.
Dr.
J.
H.
King
on
lhe
occasion
olhis
irsl
aisti-as
federal
minister
of
mihlic
wlirks.
lle.Yiliiiir
oneiof
Hie
Vnott
imnortnni
departments
at
Ottawa
and
having
mucn
to
loVVvtn
matters
of
deve.)opmejUl
his
visit
here
is
timely,
especially
,iu,
view
of
the
aci.Ji,,yflience..s
are
now
working
'tmvard
the
federal
development
of
Prince
Rupert.
,
Many
ilennils
am)
requests
have
been
made
of
(he
mimsler
in
the
sooth
liitU-iwis
to
he
'hoped
fha-fwtjend
..sympathetic
ear
tijMaiatsaavJJil-pprt
and
lli7hTieWill
co-operate
wllh
oilier.
ivftfu,
iTTworkhrgnrR
at
uuawa.
Thirls
not
Dr.
King's
first
tisit
here
imd,
as
n-memlreiHTf
the
House
of
Commons
from
British
Cohimhia.-he
has
doubtless
famjliari-ied.
himself
with
Wit
situation.
,Uis
.present
will
allow
Him
lo
make
t-ome
personal
observations,
also
giving
local
interests
a
chance
to
confer
with
him.
The,
Board
"of
Trade
and
the
oily
will
have
a
straightforward
cas"lo
present
and
all
that
will
be
asked
of
the
minister
will
be
straightforward
replies
and
action
with
due
observance
of
the
goodf
reasons
actuating
any
requests
made.
.
1
SIMPLY
DRESSED
AT
HARDING'S
RECEPTION
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
I
.
Premier
Jnbn
Oliver
dislingutsheil
bin1
-elf
in
the
parade
celebrations
in
honor
of
President
Harding,
by
appearing
in
a
ilollar
Panama
bat.
This
was
jn
fulfilnynt
of
his
statement
that
be
would
ig
nore
lhe
regulations
as
to
wear
ing
swallowtail
coal,
grey
spats
striped
trousers
and
silk
hat
ii
(be
morning
and
would
come
in
"what
was
comfortable."
He
ap
peared
in
a
dress
suit
at
the
slat"
li.1n.luH
at
nigh!.
LOCAL
EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE
IS
ONE
OF
BUSIEST
IN.B.C.
The
Prince
Ilbperl
branch
of
the
government
employment
service,
superintended
by
J.
M.
Campbell,
handleil
more
men
dur
ing
the
year
1
022
than
any
other
branch
in
the
province
with
the
exception
of
those
in
Vancouver
and
.Victoria.
During-
the
year
there
were
7,52
1
applicants
for
work
here,
employers'
orders
to
lulled
1,521
and
placements,
I,
130.
Ibere
were
55
transfers
in
ll.C
and
9
out
of
the
province.
The
government
paid
?
5,52.1.2!
for
relief
work
here
during
the
early
part
of
last
year.'
v
i
.e
;
,
.
atXi
".'"'.Jt
"7,
"
'c
"
report
ise,i
thl,
Imrn
'J
-
m-r,,t
wwlM
WIS
J
.s-Ii-.
SI)
il,
F
I
1
I
V
1
C
IJ
C
llltH
they
are
accountable
to
the
electors.
Canada
needs
a
second
chamber
of
Ibis
type
and
public
opinion
would
strongly
support
a
definite
proposition
to
thi
end.
The
character
of
this
body,
its
functions,
the
conditions
governing
Its
election
these
are
mniters
wiucli
would
call
for
much
careful
consideration.
But
a
SUN
SHONE
TWENTY
SEVEN
DAYS
DURING
JULY,
REPORT
SAYS
The
sun
shone
in
Prince
flu
pert
during
27
days
last
month
Jand
lhe
lotal
hours
of
bright
sun
shine
was
185
according
lo
the
ing
by
J.
O.
Crewe,
Donfinion
me
teorologist
Other
wealher
figure
for
July
were:
.Mean
temperature,
57.5.
tlnt.M
I
a
declaration
in
support
of
the
nrinrinle
that
the
Canadian
Ken!,.
!
,
..I"''
'""i".."-.
should
be
so
modified
thai
il
members
will
be
elected
by
fhe
Minimum
lemnenh.re
o
peonle
ami
will
Ik-
responsible
to
them
can
be
maHe
at
nny
Hmelj,,
J
temperature,
42,
tn
the
great
political
advantage
-of
the
party
making
it.
Does
i
ifitl'f,i
,
0
inP,.
any
polilical
party
care
to
tnke
alvantage
of
the
opening?
'
'
'
It's
Best
for
white
shoet,
both
buckskin
and
canvas.
WJCGET
WhiteQeaner
WILL
NOT
RUM
OFF
INSURANCE
AGENT
0J
GETS
NINE
MONTHS
W.
B.
Murray
Pleaded
Guilty
to
Unlawful
Conversion
of
Moneys
W.
H.
.Nfurrnv.
(nnr.-fnpn
nannt
cf
Vancouver,
appeared
before
.Judge
Voting;
in
(he
provincial
jPoliefl
ciirt
ye;rday
afternoon
on
a
charge
of
conversion
qt
Insurance
inoiievH
at
Port
Ksfciiur.
ton.
Prisoner
pleaded
KUj,
and
was
neiitenced
to
nine
iivnilhs
iniprinoiiuienl
,
bard
labor
al
the
Okalla
Priaou
Farm.
BEAUTIFUL
PRINCESS
IS
BEING
TRIED
AT
Editors
of
Canada's
Weekly
Newspaoers
Photographed
at
Halifax.
NO
annual
convrutiou
(rip
wblrbl
Hit
'ana,.un
Weeki)
N-i
paper
AnKocUiiou
h4
-trr
'kn
h!
been
more
memorable
than
(bat
I
which
tins
mat
""en
completed
Newsppr
men
(rum
all
paiu
ot
Canada
from
aa
tar
rl
a
Van-couter
Iilanit.
B
C.
and
at
far
north
a?
The
Pat.
Manitoba
met
lucether
at
Toronto
to
hoard
the
special
Canadian
Pacific
train
that
was
to
take
tbm
bj
a
series
ot
eaij
stage
to
Halifax.
Nova
Scotia
TV
silltors
and
tbelr
wires
and
iom
rblldrrn
numbtred
altoitfibtr
bout
1!0.
and
It
took
a
train
ol
lwl?r
cara
to
accommodate
thtm.
Tbr
train
was
mad
up
of
flfht
standard
',-ep-cn,
two
dtnera,
a
bajstaxr
rar.
and
s
compartment
obienrallon
rar
LEIPZIC
FOR
TREASON
I.KIPZir.
.Vug
1.
Slender,
beautifully
gowned,
a
striking
figure
in
the
.box
despite
Hid
hunger-thinned,
Jine.s
of
her
aristocratic
face,
J'rinces
Margar-
tha
Zuholicnlobe
charged
with
baxinx
aidd
amf
abeltetl
'lii'
notorious
Captain
Klirlianll
in
hiuli
treason.
The
princess,
by
a
special
order
of
Judge
Scbiiiidl
,prei;ieul
of
the
stale
court
for
protection
of
the
republic,
was
permitted
to
enter
the
courtroom
without
be.
ing
'bfindfidileil,
njs
ctistonuiry
in
lhe
case
of
prisoners
who
might
make
uje
of
knowleilge
of
their
snrroundingsto
escape.
I..
I
'..1
!li
""..J
.
.
in
mi-
.ciiiimiii,
win
p
Kranieu
her
many
oilier
fayors
is
reporleil
to
have
resigned
because
the
Saxon
state
government
objected
lo
bis
easing
the
rigor
of
prison
life
for
the
titled
prisoner.
On
the
stand,
princes
Margar-
etba
was
reticenf.
Sie.
was
form
ally
charged
with
aiding
and
(.betting
the
original
flight
of
Captain
Ehrhardl,
lifter
Ifailuro
of
the
Kapp
putsdh.
whicfi
he
led.
Who
First
Felt
rr-v
.
r
1
1
"Like
Fight-
ing
COCK"?
COCK-FIGHTING
was
born
with
the
cocks.
But
It
le
only
80
years
ago
that
tbe
fint
man
felt
"like
a
fighting
cock!"
Now
he
his
brother,
sisters,
nephews,
nieces,
all
over
the
world
-all
feeling
"like
a
fighting
cock!"
It
happens
this
wsy:
A
person
half
sick'
with
bad
stomach,
dull
end
heavy
headache,
takes
Beecham's
Pills
just
before
going
to
bed.
Immediately
the
Pills
begin
to
harmonlte
the
digettJve
end
elimiaative
organs.
Consequently,
this
person
has
a
good
night's
sleep
and
arises
In
the
morning
with
clear
brain,
bright
eye,
keen
appetite,
and
full
of
energy
for
work
and
play.
It
Is
now
Just
80
years
since
Beecham's
Pills
first
began
cor
retting
disordered
stomachs
and
stirring
sluggish
livers
and
bowels
to
natural
activity
and
feeling
like
a
fighting
cock"
is
associated
as
Inseparably
with
Beecham's
Pills,
as
the
pills
ax
with
good
health.
At
All
Druggists
which
addd
rtl
to
ibr
cumtort
of
tbr
trip.
Tbf
Iraln
a
manure!
by
a
plckrii
cr
of
oprators
and
ttwariti
and
accouipanltd
Kj
W
U
Howard.
Assistant
Central
l'afui-i
ent
and
Mr
J
Harry
Smith
Canadian
frtt
ltrprnla-tlT
o(
the
Canadian
Pacific
RalUay
The
succea
of
the
trip
was
to
a
tarif
ittnt
due
to
lb
orcanlzlnt
ability
t
R.
ftoy
Sajlea
Manaier
of
the
Association.
Pulled
by
one
of
Canada's
finest
lotoiuothr
the
train
made
a
sperla:
run
to
Montreal
arriving
there
ahead
of
time
schedule
and
the
party
a
Joined
by
many
Que
bet-
members.
The
neit
stop
at
Kredertcton.
N,
n
where
the
cltltena
joined
tn
a
splendid
welcome
to
the
trsrelter
She
testified
she
had
come
to,
know
Khrhardt
al
a
time
in
I
'J'.''
when
I
lie
Kapp
troops,
tin
their
way
lo
lake
Merlin,
ramped
nc.r
her
uncle's
caslle.
'Die
uallanli
dashing
officer
nui'l"
an
111.
Ian-;
taueous
bit
with
lhe
pretty
princess,
who
"celebrated
her
2Uth
birthday
Salunlay.
She
went
In
see
Khrhardt
several
times
afterward,
she
lesti.
jfie.
in
Merlin
and
in
Munich.
The
.princess
attempted
to
dodge
tit.
ucsiion
as
lo
whether
be
kne-.-1
1'
was
a
bun
I
ell
man
at
lhe
tun
H1
The
Man
in
the
Mood
SAYSw
J
l
Ontario,
Toronto
i
calle.l
"lloglown"
for
appearing
lo
be
loo
greedy.
Hut
Toronto
has
iiolhliig
on
a
little
city
about
.',110
mile
simiIIi
of
here.
FIHST
Vancouver
wanted
Prince
lyiperl
dry.lock
and
now
I
hey
say
Prince
Ituperl
got
the
L.vil.
railway
dirertorshhi
lli.il
ought
lo
have
ginn
In
them.
.vow
Ihey
want
another,
a
roil
vay
commissioner.
WO.MIKK
what
they'll
want
bexl?
IT'S
a
pity
Ihey
wouldn't
want
a
r0r.1l
into
Prince
lluperl.
Then
the
provincial
government
roul.l
find
thousands
of
doluir
lo
pave
II
Willi.
Ql'KHV?,
if
,e
cm!
of
four
miles
of
lhe
Vancouver
pavement
road
had
been
spent
on
(l
plain
ordinary
dirt
road
out
of
'Princj
Ituperl,
how
many
miles
long
would
our
road
he?
NKXT
lo
Victoria.
I'm
abut
Ilia!
I
live
In
I
lie'
.Mimiii
where
Hie
roads
are
good.
I'd
hale
ii
drive
n
car
in
Prince
lliuterl
lo
be
lated
by
lhe
Kovernment
for
a
car
and
then
mil
lo
have
a
njnd
lo
drive
jl
on.
HI
T
who
wauls
lo
drive
a
car
011I
of
Prince
Ituperl
anyway?
Most
everybody
Ibere
has
n
boat
and
the
rel
waul
lo
slay
here.
Advertise
in
the
llallv
New
TIMBER
SALE
X
S129.
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lart
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la
lit
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laser
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on
tii
10th
dty
ur
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ror
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pules,
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llrtnlorK
snd
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mi
ix
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nsnira
s,
cotsl
Dlstrtrl.
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(I;
yrsr
will
In
stlneil
fur
re-rniirsl
or
tlrnbr.
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rlh...
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Ik.
ru.i
.
Mr,
irsorfs.
B.C..
or
Putrid
former,
The
Lieutenant
Governor,
md
IT
m!er
Veulot
of
New
llrunswirk
cats
t
rfteptloa
and
dance
tn
'fee
UrmU
the
I
liawUr.
and
the
pariy
mnvvd
trn
tn
St
John
where
similar
hospitality
was
enjoyed
On
the
Canadian
Pacific
steamer
Trhwem"
the
party
enjoyed
a
UliflWtm
Mil
to
D!ty.
N
S.
from
where
the
trip
through
the
Annapolis
Valley
in
Halifax
was
mad
ner
tb
Domtninw
At.srtlr
ftallwsj.
Th
wonderful
orrbanls
and
dlke-;sn1
of
'h'
tsn
feline
country
were
Mmkin
their
best
and
a
stop
a
made
to
tt.u
.,ii
For
Anne
al
Anaaioll
It?a'
k-re
icuib
of
the
early
blstory
of
Mstera
Cacada
was
nude
Keuiti.le'a
fine
band
turned
out
with
the
population
to
ereet
the
pwprr
rOT,
-"1
here"
II
tn
most
other
ptaree
tevi.
d.
rttUeoa
(am
with
aut
t
rm
the
tMtoin
a
liitve
ot
I'm
tj.
nmndina
ruunlry
The
ancient
elly
of
H.:t
-
4
herself
tn
rOHuIltj
ac
.
her
ue
aantisj
ronsenllou
was
bi4.
At
cm
ut
the
utestlnaa
It
was
i
.H
tin
the
annual
trip
would
-.
rar
u
!.
Rutland
and
Kranre.
ilt
u
Wis
will
thus
bate
e
ctince
tj
r&
the
treat
Htnplrw
EabtUUva
at
Wt
bly
The
return
trip
was
suit
u
1
aoajtuo
Natlorul
U
QU".
su.-i
the
lrt
was
entertained
tr
tie
Canadian
rsdfic
al
the
farwisf
V
lean
Froateaaf
The
twy
t4
president
wMbe
AssorlaiM
V
1
Fortln,
of
lKc!alrer,"
liswi.
IT
IS
YOURS
Fivesslxthv.of
the
.timbered,
area
in
B.Grbelongs
lo
the
People.
Each
year
it
is
increasing
in
value
as
the
more
accessible
timber
is
cut.
In
1922
there
was
receivcel
from
the
sale
of
such
timber
the
sum
of
$620,000.
This
helped
to
keep
your
taxes
down,
and
to
build
up
the
Province.
Green
Timber
is
British
Columbia's
assurance
of
perpetual
prosperity
Why
Bum
It?
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iiit'
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"Let
the
Clark
Kitchens
help
you"
Claws
soups
Even
if
you
don't
use
them
regularly
to
save
the
trouble
and
fuel
expense
of
making
soup,
always
have
a
lev
tins
on
hand,
so
thht
the
unexpected
guest
may
be
made
really
welcome
There
are
IS
varieties
otdellcloua
Clark's
Soup
to
choose
from,
Crocers
erenuihere
sell
Clara's
PrtptnJ
Food$.
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CLARK
Limited,
.
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