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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
Friday,
May
23,
1921.
Vancouver
Sun
Behind
Oliver.
The
Vancouver
Sun
cannot
be
said
tu
have
been
a
consistent
siipporier
oi
an
ine
policies
ot
rremier
timer
amj
ni
govern
Iearly
days
At
the
ON
PRAIRIES
Rev.
O.
G.
Hacker
Delivered
lerestlng
Address
Bifore
RoUry
Club
lli.lnry
Club
In-
anil
2.1
years
of
pe.
He
arrived
than
Jim
Hampton
of
this
city
ami
upon
asking
for
a
room
wa
told
thai
Ihe
hotel
had
Iteen
full
up
since
to
o'clock
in
the
morn.
iug
.
.
.
.
.
.........
....
.1.1
itttt
bucket
were
dipped.
The
water
wa
invariably
full
of
pollywog
and
il
became
necessary
lo
bang
Ihe
bucket
on
Hie
top
of
the
water
thereby
driving
the
pollywop
to
Ihe
bottom
and
then
lo
quickly
nip
the
tiucket
under
the
water
In
this
nun
nor
only
a
few
polly.
wog
were
eauglil
in
the
bucket
Range
Horses
in
speaking
of
horse
on
Ihe
range,
Mr,
Hacker
told
of
the
manner
in
which
the
leader
would
marshal
his
herd
at
Ihe
ap.
proach
of
a
storm
lo
a
sheltered
positjntf.
in
which
they
would
stand
in
a
circle
until
the
tnrm
had
pae..
The
range
horses,
he-said,
preferred
to
run
out
In
the
winter
and
lo
paw
or
Iheir
food
underneath
Ihe
snow
even
at
a
lenfiieralure
of
iO
decree
he-
low
zero,
Ihey
would
do
that
rather
than,
eat
in
a
barn,.
Often-time
the
horse
would
kick
out
Ihe
side
of
a
granary
standing
in
the
oien
ad
eat
the
grain
a
it
ran
out
on
n
the
ground.
Mr
.Hacker
told
of
iiow
he
had
uriven
u
miles
in
two
days
lo
ee
hi
girl.
On
coming
to
within
a
mile
of
Ihe
house,
It
be.
cam"
necessary
to
pas
through
a
siougn
with
ahout
four
feet
of
water,
in
It.
When
Ihe
learn
he
was
driving
got
Into
the
middle
of
the
pool
one
of
(he
hordes
lav
mown
ami
reriised
to
hudge.
Tie
ling
Ihe
line
In
the
lop
of
the
huggy,
lo
prevent
Ihe
borne
from
getting
it
head
under
Ihe
water,
he
wa
forced
to
remove
Ids
Irousei
ais;t
wade
through
Ihe
water
to
Ihe
house.
There
lie
oh-rained
a
heavy
tram
and
hauled
Id
own
leant
nut.
Types
of
Settlers
The
old
type
of
settlers
were
Ihe
men
who
had.
come
to
Ihe
prairie
when
there
was
Utile
market
for
grain
or
other
farm
produce.
They
were
conservative
men
and
afraid
lo
go
Into
THE
LUiIy
5RWS.
debj.
Tlift-Europ'aU
foreigners,
llio'
akir-aM.
had
come
out
to
I
he
prairie
In
niake
home..
They
were
not
afraid
(o
go
into
iteht,
always
had
stock
0
which
to
live
and
made
goo.1,
farmers.
They
hung
together,'
yke
Iheir
own
language,
ami
Jived
as
Ihey
had
always
lived
iitthcir
ow-n
country.
They
always
lived
well
and
some
of
the
iel
meals
lie
had
ever
lno'lieon
,a,t0)
,0
,a,j
VaiMi
in
the
homes
U.I
ye.iiTiiay
aiiernoon,
nev..i..
u.i..f
r11P.MIr.,
i..,-,
lhiiL.
..f
II.
Mnlli.li.l
1
..
..
.
.
.
....
...
....
MP
Marker
lol.lor
vlsillnt:
a
Church,
pave
an
interesting
talklltll..jall
,..
liriljru
,,,,:
in
hi
cxpcrifticcs
in
rhurrh
work
la.
wh,.ri,
J(j,
J(.
finoA
,(rra,,
on
the
'prairie
in
the
early
.lays.
nij
,ultor
h
,,.,
rw.r
,Mslw
('
In
opening
his
speech
Mr.
Hacker
,,is
,if,,.
;
-ilovlyV
of
settler
win1
said
he
did
ii..t
pretend
lo
he
one
trio.l
(hi......
v..i,iv
.m
it...
jjor
the
pioneer
of
the
prairies
,irajrjP
iat,
,,.
American
mii
ii.iii.-r
..i
in.-
s.
r
i
n.ui
i
.niter.
American,
he
said,
pioneers
having
lande.l
im
He-uail
nj)0iinde.
faith
in.
Ihe
.wm.
glna
from
eastern
Canada
ome
,jms
(lf
ri,unlry
a,,
wl,
?0
years
ago.
At
that
lime
he
,
afrajl,
fo
m,t
tMlt
rt
whs
a
younp
man
of
between
22
,rr
lt,
conditions.
They
were
never
worried
about
TELKWA
in.
I
in
llepina
at
nipht
.
fioing
In
the
makiup
good,
saying
that
they
small
country
hotel
he
put
hn'ould
always
p..
hack
lo
the
grip
ib.wit
ami
went
out
to
ects,H0!,
a(H,
Hlar,
n,
hi
church
superintendent.
The'AlU(.rj,.an
rivojonue,l
the
supennieii.ieni
asKe.1
mm
ir
lie
,,
r
farll
mju.,,ry
ani,
XV!)l
had
sleeping
accom
mutation
for
Llwavs
out
i.,
.to
thing
m
I.iir
Ihe
nipht
and
he
.Mr.
ILtcker
said
(hat
he
was
staying
at
Ihe
hotel.
However,
on;
going
hack
In
the
hotel
he
encountered
lite
night
clerk,
who
was
none
other
i
j--..-
-
way.
Cyclones
and
Weather
fhe
speaker
then
tohl
of
Ihe
extremes
in
temperature
in
win.
tier
and
summer
on;
the
prairies
and
mentioned
some
lacls
iiImiiiI
the
freaky
thing
done
by
the
lie.
pina
cyclone.
In
that
cyclone
he
I.
Mil
rkiiL-A.I
....
n
.l.tl.n
Lint.
.
...
u
i
n.-..
,,.
.
,
.
,
.
,..
mill.
II
lleing
loo
proud
.
to
.
go
back
t.
had
i
,
,
,
,
,
.....
lieen
(ducked
clean
by
the
blitiilMnlAiiil.nl
supennienueni
"
Tnm
or
H
"
win.
..,
I.
His
,
......
ifeipiiltor'.
,..."
hous.
...
had
.
meni
Din
mat
journal
is
ngnt
liciund
the
government
in
the
pre.
.
,
;
sent
election
campaign.
Here
is
an
editorial
m
which
last
Sunday
gave
its
reasons
for
supporting
Premier
Oliver:
the
Sun.
'
:
"-'K-'i
an.uni,
ppn
,ifjs
CM
.
,,,
iinui
ne
sioiic.i
a
sign
n'a.nnu
....
.i.ii.
i.
.
.
.
..
.
.,..,.
,
V
.
lot
on
which
it
stood
.
lo
(he
next
IM-.I"..
i
.
i
in-
ii
ii
iH-ii
in
a
Uan
Hnlish
Columbians
repudiate
Premier
Oliver?
I,
:;
,
.
.
7.
,lo!
and
but
for
the
breaking
of
That
is
the
question
every
voter
nVit
ask
him-elf
before
,l'rm
or'
in
hic
'
,h,"
WPro
10
glass
had
suffered
little
damage
lmio
.211.
other
hctlsflnd.
although
negroes,
W(rk
of
(h(
rhrr
Isolated
out
here
behin.l
the
Itocky
Mountain
and
three
U",nam,n
,aim"Millle
different
on
the
prnirie
la
thousand
miles
from
the
political,
financial
and
population
ceii-
a..
a"
rU
n,n'r
na,ona'-'olher
part
of
t'jinada.
'
On
fir.i
tre
of
(!anada,
this
pntvince
has
five
years
for
its
very
existence.
struggled
and
fought
for
thirty
Canada's
tariff
imliey
has
prevented
liritish
Odiimbia
Vancouver
Must
Get
Out
And
Fight.
Xotw'ilhstandiiig
British
Columbia's
claim
to
greater
reeog
nition
from
liiisin
fL-in;.!:.
illit
v..itou
i.t
n.-
u..
r:
itie
were
rifanaged
lalilv.
The
enji.ng
commercial
relations
witn
our
natural
and
adjacent
"
.'
in
.he
m,
room
he
lM
,
lo
sleep
fairly
comfort-
i
,,.,.
...
"4-nu(Iilan
tit
him
that
Ihe
prairie
was
a
good
deal
vaster
ilhan.
he
had
previouly
thought
Front
Ihe
Ionise
Mr.
Hacker
bor
trowed
a
rough
riding
pony
and
iheing
a
"rough"
rider
hinief
went
on
a
25
mile
ride
next
day-
nancial,
commercial,
political
and
traiisfMirtalion
corrniraliori
in
0n
'"ming
late
at
njght
he
wa
Cmada
are
personally
interested
and
personally
live
in
Eastern
m"1
'''
Jwo
'"'"
w'I"'nds
who
liinada.
Although
Vancouver
is
the
third
city
in
Canada
there
,"'
,M"'
i'i'nni
aim
ne
was
i
not
a
Vancouver
director
on
the
Canadian
Notional,
on
the
!nrrwM"
in
l,arn
a
I1P.H..
on
the
(tiiada
(Jr.-tin
I
inn
n
I
nn
h
it,.rr,;;..
iiq:i
jbag
l',ar
of
"
oal!-
oats.
In
n
Ihe
Ihe
morning
morning
he
'
"
"Miiiinrij
iiniinat
Hoard,
or
on
any
one
of
the
large
institutions
of
Canada.
Under
s-iich
conditions,
what
chance
has
H.C.
to
get
proper
recognition
o
even
get
a
hearing?
The
only
chance
we
have
of
developing
this
end
of
Canada
within
the
next
generation,
is
to
get
out
and
fight
for
recognition,
fight
for
equalized
freight
rales,
an
erpial
charge
for
equal
service
applying
to
other
parts
of
Canada,
fight
for
free
and
unrestricted
hse
of
the
Panama
Canal,
fight
for
representation
on
financial
and
Nafional
directorates,
and
fight
for
the
right
of
this
Province
to
develop
and
grow.
Can
B.C
Repudiate
Premier
Oliver?
Whether
one
like
or
dMike
Premier
Oliver;
whelher
one
agrees
with
him
on
olher
question
(and
the
Vancouver
Sun
disagrees
with
him
on
nianylhingsj,
it
must
!
admitted:
1
-John
Oliver'
greatly
homely
common
s-ne
and
dogged
fighting
qualities
particularly
adapt
hiur
for
a
champion
of
equity,
and
justice.
2
-That
he
is
fighting
for
conditions
which
are
fundamental
to
the
pro.perily
of
British
Columbia.
Wilhout
thee
conditions,
we
can
make
no
real
progress.
'
.1
That
great
progress
has
already
been
made
by
him
in
the
cave
of
gram
rales,
grain
elevators,
and
harlior
improvements;
and,
working
with
n
sympathetic
government
at
Ottawa,
there
Is
every
reason
to
look
for
and
expect
even
more
favorable
consideration
in
the
immediate
future.
i"TJha,..1
l'hv
Premier
Oliver
at
this
particular
time
n
"Vr-
7llf,r
lr-lU,ver
"r
MeHae
would
i
ffed
say
to
official
Ollawa
that
we
were
not
sincerely
interested
in
Premier
Oliver
s
campaign.
But
this
Is
not
o:
we
are
interested,
vilallly
interested.
Disregarding
nettv
i
nnd
disregarding
political
sentiment,
our
provincial
election
gets
down
to
the
simple
economic
queslion
Van
this
province
afford
to
repudiate
Premier
Oliver?
Make
It
Your
Business
To
place
much
of
as
your
earnings
as
you
can
in
the
bank
every
week.
This
business
of
saving
is
an
increasingly
profit-able
for
the
bank
one,
protects
your
money
against
toss
ana,
.at
the
same
time,
interest
pay
you
$
I
opens
a
Savings
Account
and
deposits
of
$1
and
upwards
are
received.
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Branch
A.
T.
Broderick,
Manager
fell
a
fairly
good
westerner.
The
speaker
said
Ihat
he
soon
lcari!ed
to
like
the
eountry
and
had
.a
good
deal
of
fun
out
id
life
a
well
a
a
lot
of
hard
work.
The
water
in
those
days
was
obtained
front
tank
in
which
.!.
MH1
rttH
ill-
-
llflll
a
i
rnm
,
.'
"".
"'"'
".enceil
difficully
in
nukiinr
Ir.nlmo-
ni.irLpf
Wnttiiiiirl....
firtr.,,
I
,l
;
f.ip;u
turn
no-
ri
a
irrj
itiiiereill
Canada's
freight
rate
structure
is
designed
in
a
manner
which
facilitates
Ihe
movement
of
Western
raw
raw
from
the
east.
Optical
T,C"'
"
Illusion
u
products
Eastward
and!
....
.
..
.-
Easlcrn
manufactured
1
"p
'
weni
"
lo
,ni
products
Westward,
disregarding
alto.',.
,fflfcrf
getjier
the
natural
short
haul
in
and
out
lo
Pacific
tide-water.'""'
Uy
won'
,ul
lh"
Sn
that
since
joining
Ouirederation,
this
province
has
been
tlie?"n,r:
,y
,ra1'.n
"
"'ins:
a
oolpot,
the
tail-end
of
Business
Canada.
house
m
Ihe
distance
he
judged
The
Panama
Canal
ejilirrlv
changed
all
this
bv
.livbling
"
,n
,
a,M'ul
a
m,p
ani
"
,,a,r
(uada
into
two
transportation
slopes,
ami
therefore
into
two
awa
'"
afl,,r
countering
trading
areas;
the
Astern
area
li
be
served
fnm
the
Atlantic
,,r
n''luiloes
and
walk-
aitd
the
Wpstero
area
li
l.o
rxo.
fr..m
lh
li'.fln
!'g
fTa
Considerable
time,
he
hut
it
is
iW
ihrtfc
lil
'hffv-ffirrnaiffiSl-hiriin.n
o
mrt,i.'tund
it
wasvfivc
mile
off.
This
right,
and
it
is
another
thing
to
collect
that
heritage
or
enforce
',''.",n,
a
mat
right.
the
people
understand
thai
he
would
hold
service
every
Sunday
Jhey
having
been
ned
lo
periodical
service
only
.
In
conclusion
(he
speaker
said
that
in
Ihe
old
day
oiy
wants
were
few.
credit
wn
good
and
the
merchanl
only
sent
in
his
bill
onre
ayar.
.
j.
.Moeu.
me
prominent
merchant
of
Tclkwa.
I
nreoar
ing
for
a
motor
trip
Ihrotuh
Ihe
Male
and
will,
leave
Telkwa
af
ier
iiaei-
iay
which
i
annually
neiu
on
.vi
ay
ri.
the
great
even!
of
Ihe
day
is
the
Telkwu
i
.up.
Warrior,
owned
hy
lir.
Jeo.
I'aine.
is
Hi,
favorite
hi
year
alter
having
two
previous
!,.
Cese
to
his
credit.
-
-
A.
P..
Ilichards
of
Summerland
I
ably
filling
the
hill
as
Dominion
representative
of
the
.
parlnienl
of
Agriculture
and
ha
jnl
completed
a
lour
of
the
ex
perimental
plots
of
the
northern
and
central
interior.
He
advo
cate
I
lio
grow
IIP
of
en.l
nn.l
slate
that
red
clover
tried
on
Ihe
Ilockerill
ranch
caioe
throned
the
winter
exceptionally
well.
Work
on
the
Owen
Lake
pro
perly
of
the
Federal
Company
i
forging
ahead.
Early
next
month
it
is
quite
possible
camp
will
be
erected.
Mining
In
and
around
Ihe
Itulkley
Valley
looks
more
promising
than
ever.
Already
there
are
some
very
good
men
in
the
field.
Ouring
last
week
Ihe
Telkwa
bridge
wa
permanently
closed
after
lieiny
condemned
over
two
year
ago.
The
closing
of
Ibis
structure
will
,
a
serious
handi
cap
lo
the
settlers
on
Ihe
west
side
of
,e
Telkwa
river.
Ouy
sldent.
Farrow
we
elected
jire.
Manufactured
by
Imperial
Tobacco
Company
of
Canada
Limited
serve
on
the
executive
of
the
Hound
l.nki'
local
uociatinn
of
Ihe
Provincial
Parly
while
Messrs.
furrow,
l.emietix
and
Warren
received
the
appointment
a
delegate
to
attend
the
Burn
Lake
Convention
on
May
SI.
Hon.
A.
M.
Mansnn,
lr.
II.
C.
Wrineh
ami
It.
S.
Sargent,
addressed
a
meeting
at
Telkwa
on
Saturday
ailernoftn
with
o.
:.
I.awson
in
the
chair.
The
attendance
was
exceptionally
good
and
Mr.
Mauoir
lluent
speech
was
most
interesting.
II
wti
the
attorney
general's
departing
peech
lo
the
old
Omineca
The
Provincial
nave
elee.led
llev.
J.
J.
Donaldson,
E.
M.
It.
r.hellleblirgh
lo
I'arly
l.oeal
S.
Brfiyriebl.
Hoops
and
V.
set
a
dele
gates
at
the
Skeoun
Convention
to
be
held
at
SnilUier
on
May
7.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
M.
0.
Miller
and
II.
)lrown.
port
P.Ksiugiuu;
P.
Carrignn,
llazelliui;
W.
II.
Morris,
Svvanson
Hay;
II.
.1.
Woodley.
Frank
TaalTc
and
W.
II.
Hurkitall.
Vancouver;
Mr.
II.
Ward
and
child
ren
and
Oeorge
A.
Kent
Anyox:
Miss
Ward.
Victoria.
Central
W.
Aspinall.
Winnipeg;
A.
McKinnoii
and
T.
McCulloch.
Mice
Arm.
LAND
ACT.
Motlt
of
Inttntlon
U
Applt
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lo
skM-jia
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lir,r.linf
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nrt
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on
MrnMnu
land.
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Mr.Xnltjr.
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rrtiwi.
luitrt,
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and
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to
apply
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land.-
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at
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nf
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fr,llolnr
the
ilnuolllia
tf
thu
shore
line
at
tilth
mtirr
line
around
.
.
Wright,
secre
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ronuinlnt
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and
Messrs.
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Dated
April
tnd,
tail
Armll.nt
A
rent.
Freshly
MixeJ
Mustard
Mosi
Denencidi
for
each
meal
you
ftet
the
d,
benefit
of
the
easentlal
oil.,
and
havel
lea.t
watte
throuih
drying
In
the
pot
or
bottle.
butitmustbeCoImaris
1
.
.
.
Friday,
May
25
"
35
NURSE
W1U
SAY
TLIM
Whole
Milk
(In
tht
brown
lv
mrui
yttkn
tin)
fully
otrlihe
r
lading
requltemenu
f
both
nun
and
doctor.
They
know
that
It
I
made
from
the
tincit
Irrth
milk
and
that
only
the
water
U
removed.
Kllm
It
mure
dirt.
Ible
than
liquid
milk
btcaute
of
the
tender
curd
and
emillrr
dl
tltlon
of
the
buttrrfat
globule.
That
It
why
the
ute
of
Kllm
Whole
MUk
for
baby
(crdlng
I
being
Increatlngly
recommended
by
iprclallttt.
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