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DAILY
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Saturday,
March
1
1,
1925.
The
laws
of
the
United
States
in
regard
to
immigration
are
unforced,
in
such
a
maimer
a
to
heroine
a
nuisance
to
the
people
ot
thai
country.
While
anyone
can
understand
why
it
is
desiriihle
to
exclude
u
great
many
people,
eases
are
continually
arising,
where
great
hardships
are
worked!
Take
Hie
.ruse
cited
in
the
despatches
today.
Ruddy
Dillon
has-lived
in
the
United
Slates
over
sixly
years
and
then
an
attempt
is
made
to
exclude
him,
just
hecause
he
happen
to
visit
on
litis
side
the
line,
Charlie
Chnplih
ennnol
keep
his
mother
.in
lluvf
country
bei'ause
she
is
not
in
good
health.
Member
of
families1
are
separated
again
and
ngnili
and
-there
seems
to
he
no-recourse.-
Yet
at"
the
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iuil(."
unit;
(iiouttiiu
ui
(iciiiui-
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ii
-uiiig
.
uiv
iit;
iiiiih
vujij1
sideband
many
or
them
do
not
return..
'
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"
'
Probably
Good
Reason
For
Britain's
Action.
The
British
government
probably
has
some
good
reason
for
withdrawing
from
her
position
in
regard
to
the
Tleneva
war
prevention
treaty
or
protocol
which
was
adhpled
last
fall
sub-jecl
to
confirmation
hy
the
respective
parliaments.
True
the
government
changed
directly
after
the
protocoh-was
adopted
hut
thai
is
hoi
n.
suflirienl
reason
ror
British
statesmen
to
break
it.
As
u
rule
que
government
is
ready
to
stand
hy
what
a
previous
government
has
agreed
to
do,
especially
in
mnllers
of
foreign
policy.
Ml
is
must
probable.,
there
is
something
beneath
the
surface
Hint
CnniiuLlic
politicly
explained,
wliicli
jnakes
it
undesirable
thai
Britain
shall
lie
her
hands
in
the
Jiianner
suggested
by
Hie
League
"of
Nations.
Reports
From
Qermany
Are
Not
Reassuring.
The
reports
coming
from
flermany
in
-regard
to
the
manner
in
which
the
Treaty
of
-Versailles
has
been
ept
are
not
reassuring.
Apparently
Ihal
country
has
not
hy
any
means
lived
up
to
what
she
pledget
herself
Urdu.
Also
she
has
heen
making
treaties
with
oilier
nations
whiclr
would
possibly
affect
a
general
entente
such
as
is
proposed
in
the
protocol.
At
any
rule
the
action
of
Britain
has
to
be
taken
largely
on
trust.
If.
we
believe
Hie
present
government
lenders.
are
honorable-
and
wise
we
have
lo
leave
a
greal
ileal
to
,
them.
International
politics
ue
different
in-Europe
from
whal
Iheyqrc.hcre.
Britain
Taunted
By
French
Newsoaoer.
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;
The
laiint
was
fl
i
i
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1
r
j
it
IIJIMII.
in
paper
yesterday
'that
she
withdrew
from
Hie
protocol
becnuse
the
Dominions
ordered
her
lo
do
so.
Thai
may
possibly
be
true
III
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fvtplll.
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lllf
IllimillillllS
imn
linmnl
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wj.ir.-i.
iir
i
illlll
--
fused
In
join,
it
would
hardly
be
the
path
of
wisdom
for
the
.
...
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t
i
I
n
i
i.
i
'
-
.winner
i.oiiuiry
ui
go
nimnu
on
tier
own
responsibility.
If
Hie
hinptre-
is
to
riinclion
as
a
unit
ut
peace
and
war
it
must
act
n
a
unit
ii)
connection
with
treaties.
...
Apparently
the
Canadian
government
has
changed
is
mind
since'
last
vein-
in
rpirnnl
In
ilv
ntlilmtn
lun-m.)
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i
i
i
in.
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ri
mi,
c
II.
J
I
lias
heen
in
close
touch
with
tlii
lirilwli
inn'
mr,ic
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i...
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,
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(
,,
film
i,i.-n
wi
lh.
tin
isV
pf
lhe
other
Dominions
and
something
has
happened
of
which
we
have
not
been
informed.
"Best
Thing
in
the
World
For
Delicate
Girls?
Mr:
John
Bennett,
Boggy
Creek,
Man.,
write
:
"My
little
girl
had
organic
nervous
trouble,
could
not
leep,
had
icvere
headaches
and
fainting
pelli.
Thii
wtnt
on
for
ttuee
yearn,
and
three
doctors
helped
her
very
little.
After
reading
of
what
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
had
done
for
other,
I
got
some
for
her.
She
is
now
so
well
that
slieis
like
a
different
child.
She
it
fourteen
years
old
and
looks
the
picture
of
health.
"We
have
used
Dr.
Chase's
Nexvt
Food
,for
different
members
of
the
family,
when
recovering
from
"flu"
and
scarlet
fever,
and
it
has
always
helped
them."
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
60
cto.
k
iKii
of
60
pllln,
Kdnianfron,
KHen
A
Co.
lAd.,
Toronto
Death
of
Archie
McGllllvray
King
Under
Tragic
Circumstances
When
Travelling
FOUGHT
BLIZZARDS
Dogs
Were
Killed
For
Food
When
Provisions
Ran
Out
In
Trackless
-Wlldernes
The
story
of
Hi"
ilealh
last
v'ck
of
Archio
.MeHillivriiy
Kiiif.
postmaster
al
Hie
fiisloric
placer
cainu
al
.Mansou
Creek,
in
the
Ailils
ot
the
'northern
Ominccu.
while
being
rushed
out
as
fast
as
dog
teams
could
cany
him
ner
the
bleak
snows
to
Vamler-
huoC
for
medical
attention,
-cou-slilules
anotlier
of
Hie
epics
Ihal
occur
every
now
ami
men
in
'he
vast,
and
desolated
hinterland
f
.Northern
British
Columbia.
King's
illness
was
discovered
hy
V..
C.
.McCorkell
of
Vnmler-
hoof
when
lie
arrived
al
Vandeiv
hour
on
a
fur
buying
quest.
On
account
of
King's
inability,
his
partner
had
hecu
unable
lo
leave
or-
their
cache
ror
grub
and
.Mo-
Corkell
round
the
pair
virtually
it
Hie
point,
or
starvation.
.Uler
slaying
with
Hie
'starved
men
ror
a
Mine,
King
railed
lo
make
headway
and
it
was
decided
ui
February
I'll
that
they
should
Miihark
over
the-'
practically
trackless
waste
for
Vanderlioof
.vhere
King
might
receive
medi-"
cnl
attention
al
the
hands
of
Dr.
V.
Ross
'Stone.
The
assist-
mce
of
an
Indian
and
.some.
doigs
.vas
secured
and
Hie
trip
was
slarled.
Turin
Lake
was
passed
mil
King's
condition
grew
worse
Hid
worse.
As
they
approached
tlabiue,
Kins
realized
that
his
"ml
was
near
and
he
calmly
wore
in
his
partner
as
post
master
at
Mausnu
Creek
and'
the
next
morning
he
died.
The
rest
of
the
journey
lo
Hahine
with
the
corpse
tested
Hie
slnrr
oT
which
McCorkell
and
his
parly
were
made.
They
were
tatted
upon
lo
endure,
trials
of
I
lie
trail
such
as
even
service
men
are
seldom
sulimilted
to.
For
fourteen
days
they
flounder-
cd
over
an
unbroken
trail
in
Hie
leeth
of
a
raging
blizzard,
Hie
'dry
of
which
was
unbroken
for
evrn
days.
Provisions
ran
out
and
one
by
one
the
dogs
were
killed
lo
conserve
supplies.
Ho
ravenous
did
(lie
animals
hecome
that
it
wns'
necessary
to
tie
the
rorpse
liiph
in
the
trees
at
light
so
j
would
not
he
devour
ed.
A
last,
half
starved
and
all
hut
exhausted.
Hie
parly
stagerr
"d
into
Baliuie.
The
partner
returned
rrpm
here
lo
.Mauson
Creek
and
Air.
McCorkell
and
the
Indian
con-
linued
on
out
with
the
body
striking
the
Canadian
National
Hallway
al
Topley
and
pro
ceeding
thence
to
Vanderlioof
which
place
limy
reached
nu
March
5.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MENTIONED
IN
ALBERTA
LEGISLATURE
AS
PROBABLE
OUTLET
FOR
PEACE
RIVER
DISTRICT.
(continued
from
page
one)
fine
pass.
The
Brule
cul-olT,
he
insisted,
did
nol
tneril
real
non-
slderniion,
a
it
could
not
serve
Hie-
north
country
In
a
salisfac-
Inry
manner.
The
greal
wenltli
oT
the
north,
said
Air.
(Bronx,
lay
around
Hie
Lesser
Slave
Lake
country,
ami
ill
I
lie
areas
north
and
south
or
the
Peace,
and
the
railway
outlet
should
racililale
Hie
transport
or
-Tain,
lumber
ami
fisheries
in
dilslries
oT
these!
purls.
Barren
Country
Quoting
rroni
the
report
or
Cap!.
Haii,'hlt
Mr.
Oiroux
dispos
ed
oT
Ihe
Wapiti
pass
hy
saying
Hint
while
it
might
be
the
most
direct
oifllel
lo
reach
the
Peace
by
this
roide,
was'
lo
traverse
n
country
barren
of
everything
ex
cept
timber.
The
sauii)
objec
tion,
be
added,
applied
to
the
Moukuiau
pass.
This
left
'
the
JMne
and
Peace
passes.
Of
(be
former,
Mr.
(lir-
oux
ipioled
from
Ihe
report
of
the
enjiineer.
.Mr.
Humphreys.
who
staled
Ihal
Ihe
Pino
pass
could
not
bo
surpassed
from
a
railway
standpoint,
as
it
was
the
lowest
ip
the
llockles
with
Ihe
exception
of
the
Peace
pass,
which,
however,
is
not
as
short.
Connection
would
bo
iniido
at
Willnw'rjiiver,
Hi
miles
east
of
Prince
Cenrge,
with
Ihe
main
line.
The
cost
nr
building
by
Ibis
niulu
would
be
ahoul
t27,-
01)0,0(10,
Taking
the
Peace
pass,
Mr.
Cliruux
staled
that
il
would
go
1
12
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I
To
interpose.
7
A
bread
knife,
,.
t;t
A
girl's
name
I
A
tear.
t(i
An
Oriental
weight;
a
Chinese
monetary
unit.
1
7,
Through;
by,
1
S
In
ever"
newspaper.
10
Slnrmy.
.'0
A
place
nfv
orrerings.
-M
A
preposition.
-
.
To
suppose.
,
s
11
Beds.
Placed.
.".)
'I'o
pierce.
in
To
trifle.
!l
Man's
name
(nh.)
13
Brilliant
effect.
15
A
god.
H
A
preposition.
"
J7
A
song.
1H
Itarely.
r
10
Breaks
out.
It
A
scheme.
it
Aromatic
plants.
i:i
A
conveyance.
.
'
H
A
sea
nymph.
4
Modern
invention
V.I
tin
A
1
Kind
of
vegetable.
Mingled
with
One
of
the
U.s'.
(ah.)
One
hundred-
2Mr,J.;
i.V.1
A
musical,
iniltunieiit.
i
i:HWJantHamipm(it
actress.
1,
i55
Help.
r
$
(1(5
Possesses,
.
.'
158
A
garden.
,
,
'
(59
A
plan.
,
,
Jo
Prefix'
nipaiiiug
Voily."
rs
Behold.
.
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:
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7
t
lo
rent.
75
A
tree.
7(5
A
pronoun..
.
-
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II
10
IIIIISII.
79
Above.
'
80
A
girl's
name.
8t
A
title.
82
Calmer.
.
'V-.
f
)
near
Hudson's
Hope'
and
Ihenl
Vancouver
by
Ihe
P.O.,,'.
Jll
best
point
to
cross!
Hie
river.
sugge.4llii,
iWarf
.Wl
'iludsi
ho
son
s
Hope.
In
this
way,
-added
Mr.
fiiroux,
Ihe
prcsenl
line
coulij
be
extended
later
from
Whilelaw
north
to
Hudson's
Hope,
aiid
serve
lif
district
null
li
of
the
Peace,
and
anotlier
:line
could
bo
built
from
(irande
Prairie
to
Hudson'
sHIuim;
25
.It
I
'1
.11
oin
al
Prince
Oeiu-ge,
and
sulftwas
xeipienlly
throiigk
the
H.T.P.
or
I
In'
P.O.
it
K.
to
Cliiilou,
Ash,
croft
and
Vancouver.
.
To
Prince
Rupert
The
main
outlet
from
either
pass
would
be
either,
from
Spirit
Itiver
or
(irande
Prairie
to
Hud
son
s
Hirrie,
tlience
.;Jo
Priuce
HJ
Pertains.
Vertical
1
A
(iontaiiioos'
diseit.
2
The
last.
,
,
3
Baby's
first
w'ord.'
t
Parched,
i
3;A
doctrine.
(5
'I'o
maki
dear.
.
7
A
'bar.
room.
jH
Small.
ill
Kxclamation.
It)
A
direct
huu
1
1
A
meadowv
'12
Skilled
people.
.
15
Part
ot
printing
press.
-
tit
Method
of
procedure.
Unwise.
I'orm.
'
War
heroes.
Fathers.
A
comrade,
Insecls.
A'
small
ch'ild.
.
.17
To.
call.
A
pronoun.
id
Hxrlamation.
fit
Crit.iile,!,
I
Suiuiirieil
brick.
V"
A
nuinber.
An
animal.
7
Like.
H
PrinleKs
term,
vfift
To
kiux'k.
'51
A
lake.
Ti2
A
decree
oT
the
Sultan.
"5.'I-
Coiiipleled.
3
V
Mobs.
55
A
wheel'
on
furniture.
50
A
place
of
instruction.
58
Marvels.
(0
Not
so
tip
lit'.
ft?
'ot
so
short.
05
A
bondman.
'
417
fishing
net.
ilay-lnborw.
71
ICirg-shaped.
'
Y.
A
nnmlier.
'(Jri
To
liaslen.
.
78
A
degree
(ah.)
SI
A
llieroiishfare
(ah.)
'xlent.
concluded
one
Mr.
Otroux.
via
Hie
Peace
pass
.'.hroiiRh
Kmliij-
Forks
and
Ihe
'InifllUl'll
illulfiol
l.,ti'..n.l
II.
,
....-.,,..
i...ill.
I
1
1
W
PorHaud
canal,
Prince
llnperl.
or
al
some
i)iunl
near
Ihuellon.
Endorse
Resolution
Houabl
Cameron
(I
.F.A.;,
In
nisrail,
A.
.M.
Malheson
t
.F.A.
Voxrevilb-
(who
is
inliiualely
(ieorgi;.:
and
I
o
Prince
Huperl
oi'lacpiainled
wilh
the
north
coun
t
k
!.
is
.
'
d
.
'
1
i
mi
-
i
Tho
norlb,
-to
serve
the
(iniinle
Prairie'
district.
s
This
outlet
bv
Hie
Pine
or
Peace
passes
would
servo
Ihe
wnole
Peace
lliver
dislricl
and
would
be
a
continuation
or
the
K.U.
&
B.C.
line,
added
Mr.
(Bronx,
while
he
urged
Ihal
there
should
not
be
two
companies
operating
in
the
Held,
hut
that
the
company
which
would
own
Ihe
K.H.
A
B.C.
railway,
should
have
the
benefit
of
a
non-coni-petiiive
lerrilory.
Another
outlet
which
had
not
jyel
received
consideration
In
any
i
IBABY'S
1
IV
OWN
I
nhiw
SOAPj
ylyUiMIwl.
Mf.,Mwillltl.
try),
(Jeorge
Mills
(Liberal
Athabasca,
and
lion.
.C.
II.
Mlt-hell,
also
endorsed
Hift'
reshlu-Hun.
"Mr.
Mitchell
stating
thai
if
the
Iwo
big
railways
did
nol
(id
an
early
slart
wilh
a
pro
ject,
Hie.
government
should
al
least
see
that
Hie
freight
dis--rimiunlinn
against
the
northern
lines
be
removed.
-.'
Mr.
.Mitchell
regret
led
neither
Hon.
V.
W.
Smith.
Jsler'
of
railways,
nor
(he
eminent,
had
indicated
thai
any
opinion
as
lo
the.
most
suilabli
mile
and
asked
If
the
government
had
intimated
lo
the
01-lawa
conference
their
views
in
IhU
direction.
Premier
("ireen
field
staled
that
both
Mr.
Smilli
and
his
deputy,
mini
uauaiian,
had
been
at
Ottawa
ami
hail
givoTi
fully
or
lliejr
expert
railroad
knowledge
fi
nil
their
knowledge
of
the
country
in
Ihe
discissions,
i,U
ia(
jj,,,
governiiuuit.
prefer
rod
not
coinmll
ilsdf
us
to
a
route
nn
Mid
lie
care
In
disclose-
at
Ihe
present
time
anything
nf
,u
informal
ion
as
to
the
views
or
the
railroad
Inmds.
The
resolulion
then
went
In
a
unanimous
vole.
Hepprls
received
from
Kdmnii-ton
imlicale
lhat
the'
newspaper
there
are
finding
ditllcull.
o
operale
even
in
M
.j,
,.jyj
T)0
morning
paier
rccenily
changed
lidiuls
again
ami
has
been
reduced
lo
'eight
pases,
It'fd-t
Ma,
,
j,
MISSING!
FLAT
WORK
IRONING
Not
much
left
rr
washday
when
you
use
ouf
t)"t
n
iish
service.
No
tub
all
the
cashing
is
don;.
No
clotheslineeverything
comes
Dack
dry.
And
no
flat-work
ironings
that,
too,
is
completely
cared
for.
The
hardest
and
longest
part
of
washday
is
missing
and
this
family
service
is
so
low
priced
that
it's
an
economy
as
well
as
a
convenience.
Let
us
call
this
week
and
take
away
the
part
of
washday
that
you'll
be
most
happy
to
miss.
Canadian
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Send
if
Rhine
8
FISHERMEN!
Look
over
your
First
Aid
Kit
and
see
that
it
jwmii-plelc.
Here
arc
some
of
the
things
ou
Iioi::
I
kar
board
before
you
put
to
sea:
IODINE
ADHESIVE
PLASTER
BANDAGES
EPSOM
SALTS
LYSOL
BORACIC
ACID
DRESSING
FOR
BURNS,
ABSORBENT
COTTON,
FIRST
AID
BOOK
For
your
Personal
Jvil
you
will
til.
i?e
l
RAZOR
SHAVING
SOAP
RAZOR
BLADES
SHAVING
BRUSH
SOAP
TOOTE
PASTE
COMB
TOOTH
BRUSH
Buy
your
supplies
from
its
mid
be
sum
r.-v
i.
ij
satisfaction.
ORMES
LTD.
Pioneer
Druggists
The
Rexall
Store
Third
Avenue
Phones
82
and
200
Ask
for
a
Tide
Book
for
1925.
They
are
Free.
Better
Health
Improved
Absolute
Appearance
Satisfaction
My
replacing
broken
down
and
missing
t
"Ih
vn:
sun-
HKTTKIl
MAHTMJATION.
Heller
Mnslic
.mm:
ih-KKTTKU
NUTIUTIOX.
Heller
Nnlrilion
nu
n
c
HRAI.TII,
and
Heller
lleallh
insures
a
III
TTI'.H
'
HAPIMKIl
LIKE.
Dr.
H.
L
Alexander
Smith
Block.
Phone
575
DENTJST
Hours
9
qwJ
W
Evening
by
Appoint
LOGGERS'
CLUB
,
,
HAS
REMOVED
u
building
next
door
to
h'rizzell
Hnlclier
Hlmp,
'W
from
Ihe
Mmprexs
Hotel
Wo
carry
a
full,
line
of
.ce
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDID
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
,
lof
James
Zaretll
ProPrieiu