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Thursday,
Dec.
I"
Complicated
Situation
'Regard
to
Peace
River.
tJiH
send
vou
this
iHujtraled
bodkcfbrnhful
num.es..
distributors
fori
K9L9RED
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4
r
i
Lumoer
Brick
Cement
Lime
Plaster
Stock
your
winter's
supply
oi
Nanaimo-Welling-ton
Coal
now
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
117
192
There
i
it
large
tract
of
ferlile
country,
part
of
which
is
in
British
Columbia,
that
require
opening
up
by
o
railway
to
the
coat,
,
Everyone
recognizes
the
need
of
n
railway
but
there
are
all
sorts
of
adverse
currents
interfering
with
its
proper
develop
ment.
In
the
first
place
there
is
a
railway
already
built
into
the
country
by
Ihe
province
of
Alberta
to
within
a
few
miles
of
the
British
Columbia
boundary.
This
railway
is
at
present
being,
laby"
operated
by.
the
CP.R.
under
lease,
but
it
is
losing
money
forl.f
the
operators
.and
they
do
not-like
continuing
as
nl
present
and
neither
do
they
like
to
let
go,
as
by
holding
on
they
have
a
prior
right
to
Ihe
development
uf
that
part
of
the
country.
The
British
Columbia
government
has
a
railway
pointing
in
the
direction
of
the
Peace
River.
It
runs
at
pivent
from
Squamish
to
(Juesnel
and
the
grade
is
completed
to
Prince
(leorge.
It
will
cost
about
five
million
dollars
to
romplele
Ibis
f
line
from
Vancouver
to
Prince
deofge.
The
British
Columbia
government
is
asking
mat
me
Dominion
government
mums
a
line
to
be
built
front
Prince
(leorge
into
the
Pence
country
connecting
with
Iheir
railway
which
would
make
its
operation
profitable,
it
is
thought.
The
Canadian
National
already
has
a
first
rate
railway
to
the
coast
at
Prince
Riiperl
with
which
any
Peace
River
road
cppUL
conneJ
jal
any
one
of
various
points
including
Hansard
I'niiee
oeorge,
amlerlinor,
rort
rraer.
or
llazellou.
liecause
of
that
the
Canadian
National
hae
a
strong
claim
oir'
Ihe
ritrht
to
build
tiie
branch
line
into
the
Peace
country.
Who
Will
Control
Road
'When
Built?
Tjje,
question
will
now
arise
as
to
who
i
to
be
in
control
of
the
new
railway,
ls
il
to
be
an
extended
P.C.H.?
Is
it
to
be
a
CP.R.
road?
Is
it
to
be
a
Canadian
National
road?
It-is
claimed
that
Ihe
P.(!.H
is
not
suited
for
carrying
groin
as
the,
grades
and
corves
make
it
impossible
lo
operate
economi.
rally.
The
C.N.R.
on
the
oilier
hand
was
constructed
as
a
transcontinental
line
and
ha
neither
sharp
curve:
or
bad.
grade-and
is-the
natural
way
out
for
the
Peace"
River
grain.
A
proposal
has
been
made
that
the
(IP.
II.
should
build
the
road
by
extending
the
one
already
in
operation
from
Ktlmoiilon
and
that.
running
right
to
Prjnee
Rupert
should
be
given
of
such
a
nalure
a
to
place
the
big
railway
on
jiii
equal
footing
with
the
Canadian
National.
-
From
Ibis
complicated
situation
onielhing
will
have
to
be
worked
out.
The
conflicting
iulerels
will
have
lo
be
dealt
with."
TtV
Us
it
hardlv
seem
likely
that
the
Dominion
govern
ment
will
bonus
the
I'.O.K.
under'
provincial
control.
It
would
be
much
more
reasonable
to
grant
a
bonus,
if
one
i
to
be
given,
either
to
the
Canadian
National
or
the
CP.R.
a
either
one
of
tlioe
compapies
would
build
and
operate
in
connection
with
the
larger
ystem.
No
provincial
government
can
go
into
Ihe
railroad
business
wilh
much
hope
of
success.
It
would
be
bet?
ter
to
gel
one
of
the
bigger
companies
lo
operate
the
pre.-crij
road
than
(o
try
to
extend
the
operation
of
the
provincial
roan.,
Supplies
i
OPERETTA
AT
BOOTH
SCHOOL
Excellent
Work
of
Children
Closing
Event
Before
Christ
mas
Holidays
murk
of
Ihe
winter
nig
hi
lo
Ihe.
paid.
magic
land
of
faery"
where
nil
wa
ridden
color.
The
hack
of.
the
stage
hail
been
arranged
lo
suggest
a
tlnf-j
fodit
evenlrwr
sky
shining
through
j
lire
Irees
and
formed
n
most
r-
tislic
setting
for
the
costume
of
the.
choruses
of
girl.
The
prevailing
color
of
Ihe
dresse
wa
that
of
daffodil
and
primrose'
each
being
made
lo
represent
either,
one
of
thee
(lowers
or
a
blubell,
violet
-or
arhulus,
the
whole
making
a
feast
of
beautiful!
blended
color.
The
music
of
children's
plays
is
often
weak
and
vapid
but
such
is
not
the
case
in
"Snow
While.;
most
of
the
choruses
and
solos
in
it
having
the
quality
Hint
make
one
hum
them
nex
mrirn
Insr.
The'
Performers
Notably
beautiful
choruses
were
the
"Forest
Children
Lul
and
the
haunting
requiem
leep
Well
Thou
(iood
and
Sweet
One'"
by
dwarfs
and
forest
children.
-
Marjorie
lOance,
in
high
waisled
fluffy
while
dress
and
head
hand
suggesting
the
hoar
fwjst.
ami
later
in
her
wedding
gown
was
a
praceful
anil
pretty
Snow
WJiile
and
her
duel
with
the
tlvarfs,v
"I
Can
Brew"
and
"Can
a
Princess
Sweep
a
Boom?"
were
much
liked.
Olive
Monro
act
eil
and
aug
her
part
as
the
Oueen
very
successfully.
She
looked
most
regal
in
Ihe
queenly
j
i-ivlies
Mini
;iln.ir
inirl
v
lull
in
Hie!
long
black
cloak
and
steeple
hut!!"'"'!''
of
the
peasant
woman.
Her
twu
best
solos
were
"I
IIae
l.aee"
ah.
I
"I
uni
I
In
SWivoret
trn
l.riili'
McKinley.
The
weird
element
wa
supplied
hy
the
seven
dwarfs
queer
little
beiirili-il
men
in
elfish
stocking
caps
and
troll-like
brown
garb.
They
were
Fred
Skinner.
Waller
Johnson,
Hoy
Franks,
Billy
Bacon.
Oarfield
McKinley,
Victor
Thomas
jj
nil
Frank
Derry,
the
spokesmen
t.Max
and
llan.si
being
Victor
and
Walter.
Their
choni.
"We
Are
the
Seven
Owarfs,"
ami
Ihe
duel
Brrw"
wilh
Snow
great
satisfaction,
children
Arbutus.
r
hell;'
Arinie
Oltflih
Arthur.
The
-Choruses
Inle.
pnve.
Three
forest
v
Daffodil
and
work
of
tminintr
them
iia
nil
been
dune
uui
oT
school
hour
lurint!
the
past
month,
he
Is
certainly
In
Ih
nmGrraiulitlcd
on
the
restlll
achieved
In
so
slmrt
n
time,
vile
.
was
assisted
by
'Mis
iWriJhtf
MHrlicn.
and
Miss
at'Donat.lsnn.
Miss
M
error
was
I
ho
litinnUt.
lli.'
Principal.
1.
II.'
Marines,,
who
oiisnnated
the
idea
of
haiuir
Ilie
oiercjta,
wa
pen-'
The
closing
event
nl
I
tool
h
oral
oijStof.er
and
was
also
re-.
Memorial
School
this
year
was
aj
KoUsilde
mr
Ihe
scenery,
pro-;
;dalii!y
operetta
simp
hy
the
perties
and
the
ariwtie
program,
children
in
which
they
showed
Mr'i.
NVirilkefi
hHpcd
wilh
tin
excellent
training
and
ni'irh
drcssc.
"Y
.
talenl.
The
audience
wsis'tmi's-j
The
proceed
of
the
.-n
I
'-rt.
Imported
from
the
preyness
and,
inert!
will
pi.
after
expense
a'
to
Ihe
school
funds
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
any:
ONE
week
more
and.
Oh
boy'
J
I!
ST
one
week
And
then
just
Hunk
The
things
I'll
-haw
To
eal
and
drink.
Jul
one
week.
Then
I
should
smile
At
what
I'll
jut
Forgftt
for
awhile.
lust
one
week
A
week
and
a
day,
Christmas
then
'I.I
tie
hew
I
say.
THF.HC
are
enough
good
look
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
A
debonair
aird
stalely
prince
?"
1,1
"
v"'"
"'"
'.ih
,lail
'"'',,'
"f
00
fi
was
Mary
Lawrence
in
fealhered
lial,
long
hose
and
conventional.
prince's
cloak.
Her
voice
has
Hie
cle:ir
:iml
liinllite
iiimlilv
of
:i
Organlxatlons
Connected
With
United
Church
Explaining
(irai-e
t
niled
Church,
vi"ajf?
f.Vt1?t,,,,,;i
10
liiil-eul
smOtf'
of
II
i
wilh
no
lillle
regret
i
we
learn
from
these
teller
I
ing
girls
around
this
town.
Jake
says.
Id
slarl
a
pencil
orrhard.
lOW.
in
Alberta
Itoey
have
been
waaing
a
eamoaign
4galnl
all
pes.
II'
a
good
thing
Ihev
dt
not
come
lo
Prince
Itupert
-we
might
loe
some
uf
our
prominent
citizen.
A
lied
Cross
sale
i
ieing
held
lay
in
the
sior..
o'
Bulger
A
'Iseerelary,
-
....
Mrs.
Ileiiiiing
and
Mr.
III.
W.
Morrissey
being
in
ehargp.
The
Indian
of
Kittrolilh
lr.
H.
have
a
K.
Young,
provincial
ha
fulfilled
a
promii-c
.
i.
.
..I
i.
-
i..
boy
s
ralher
than
a
girl
s
so-
"
'
"'
J",
'
.
i,
,!..,
.l.,,,,
forwarding
a
eheek
fur
?.0lt
ii
unit
aim.
u
ii.tiimi,
iiiiiiiiii
nc
.
a
valuable
possession.
The
threeir"v,r,n
gvnineiit
gram,
girls
were
well
chosen
for
their:
.arts.
Billy
Fuller
In
oen
NORTHERN
INDIAN
huntsman
dress
was
the
len-
der-tiearled
huntsman
and
his!
MhlnUDlMo
uryrimniCTO
UUI
ntlT
TA
1U
song
urn
neain
ne
i.oe
.v-rov-
nCCCWn
WCU
CUUUCU
ing."'
wa
very
creditably
taken.;
VLrLftU
NLYY
tllUlVLH
The
part
of
the
magic
mirror!
-
was
sung
off
Hie
slae
by
Heulah
Send
Circular
Letter
to
Heads
o
!
I
l!
V.
-
'f
Oi
-are
r.
:ti-
tin-linn
I
nil
eil
CIiiim
H.
in
!
IVi"
S
nip
soil
F.pwortb
I-eilKue.
Wild'
Mil
tett.-r
therefore.
Mti
a
view
t"
as'iiiiiK
ot.r
in.
nil
tif
Norlhern
Bniisli
i:..h.n(lo.i
t-
to
Ihe
untruth
of
ihe
repoi'i
referred
to.
We
sinrerely
hoiie
that
ytm
will
all
join
us,
urn
only
in
re-nmliting
loyal
to
the
.Methodist'
r.hureh
whleh
ha
acrificel
o
miirh
for
the
Indian
people.
biit
also
in
going
forward
into
wie
jrreat
t'niled
Chtirrh
movement
with
earnest
entlniiio.
We
further
suggest,
in
the
evtit
of
.uch
irfHirt
eonl
inning
to
arise
ntiHHW
the
native
people.!
I
lin
I
vfin
liriitL.
Ilie
mailer
lo
the
notiee
of
the
I
nited
Churehl
miiiHiiir'
on
the
field.
We
are1
confident
that
he
will
in
every
ene
nresenl
to
our
oeonle
the
i
trutli
Pftncemiiii?
present
f.hnrch!
eondltion.
Sincerely
hoping
that
Ihi
will'
prove
a
year
of
unprecedented
ucces
and
bling
to
the
peo
ple
of
every
-
Was:
in
Northern'
l!rtlih
Columbia,
we
end
ytitt?
greetings,
and
remain,
your
friileAtaliy.
POUT
SIMPSON
FPWOItTII8
I.CAOPF.'
Per
Snm
llennetl.
Pre.
I.ewf
firav.
Sec.-Tren
LA
no
ACT.
'
Nolle
of
InUnUo
to
Apply
I
Lull
Lnd.
In
rrtwe
lliilwtl
Unit
R.ri.rdint
pl-1
Irlei
of
PriiH-r
Rupert,
tint
luilf
n.rlh
ttvrr
-iwnixsi
D.
Oiirn'
'turlullr
.iam
.
II
rkl.
iTHK
IMI
Jtnirt
rifMlnf.
sirinc
md
Hnfieri
C.
iJHr,
it
Vinniurrr,!
P
'.,
M-i-upaikut
iaiuier)Mirii.
mimd
loi
efti)
tnr
le
of
Hi
riiuinr
rt
j
tilml
furln
Jt
SlianiM.il
His.
Jie-n
i
lurh.iir
lalantls
lmrtiiiriiiir
al
a
l.l
DiaMd
4i
the'
i
ln.r
-if
shaniMin
May
l.m
Urn
rel
la
a
atHithmlefi
dlrwtMHi
fh4ii
lh-
j
rl
n.riwr
ol
Ijnt
itl,
HIJ
(mmI
tM-Int!
n.rlhra.t
renter
iif
an
aMillraiien
1..
rwir-
rtuw
It)'
!.
rirMlnr
Slraat;
thenrel
pullirlrrl
rnlh.i
Inr
luth
witrr
mark
..f
Sliannnri
llax
aUtUt
Tno
feel
lu
a
poM
9
tfrl
ialli
ami
7r.;
r.-l
r.l
.it
mlU
vreat
rtimrr
f
lul
I
IIP.
Hint.-
rl
lis.
frrl
in
Ike
huh
walrr
mark
or
an
Mnad
telnr
an
pliraii.
in
lea
by
I'oberl
".
flnaae;
lltenre
rxirMtrrl.
rrly
anil
mill
ruler
h
flli.'iiif
Ilie
hi
nil
ier
mark
of
tkl
Ulawl
In
a
potnl
trt
miuOi
ami
ll&a
frt
r.i
.,f
with-
wrwi
nmPT
iflPi
lltrnrr
r.i
wu
irri;
I'on
MIlipsoil,
n.-.Utee
iwrih
ln
feel,
more
.r
:
llwnrei
Tn
in
Hie
ilie
i
Presidents
resiui
ins
01
of
Ihe
nit
i.pwi.rui
Fliworlh
i
ir
M"1
rn,,,,,
i
ln"t
2
'r
roniaiiilnf
I
arre.!
P"'um
Leagues
anil
ioung
reopio
mre
or
ie.
Soeielies,
among
Indians
ofi
V..l.....
llnllll.
M.lii-i
I
."..-
:
per
Wu.
O
l
inn
avv
Mllrnrli.
Aretil.l
I-or
some
time
now.
we
navel
niet
wth.
iui,
im
he
iili,
been,
in
receipt
Of
letter
from'
noBT.
c.
fot:
ami
jv.
ninnin
tiiio.
VCIratll.
ieiahbnrlnpN
k-
Bit.ltoj"
(a
;
lo
L
t..d
irs
ns
in
the
IjM
lirainttar
iMtlrlri
uf
rnnra
ll.ni
tjupl.
d
alluale
no
Um
m.ulh
tli'Mr
of
lMriliann
Hay,
Ukh
Intel
Onren
Char-
Viiil.il
li.n.l'(im..-iVlii(r.
narlK
I
Alnll....ll.l
IM.nr.l.
itiil;
II.
n
v-i.rl-l
l.iltr
IflaiMb
were
represented
.
...
.
.
.
w'
.
.-
:
.V'.;v
.
...
.
Tint
imirr.
mai
i.
narrv
ii'iiion
llibliioni
uy-
irenif
.uiiious
btganiaji'Uispir.iliai
i.niirriiirri.
Mikii.
d.c.
wrirnatum
ri'ti
h
and
Joan'
Indian
people.
tXr&J;"
1
"f
"
s-
among
our
folio
In
r
rtrrrlbel
lanrt
that
nmenrlnp
at
I
rm.i
llnaled
at
lln-iiilheil
nirner
nf
l.i.l
IMI
iT.I.
Hint
1
t
IIP.
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:
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eal
in
rhaln-:
tlierire.
it
it.
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mirth
lu
rrtalim.
mure
ir
Iru
in
hi
ri.
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eoo,-:eenuin
verson
nave
im
i
ii
nr.
rl.
m,(M.r
,'t
rhilMi.'
jii(.;
I
eitf-'.'lSed
ofTate
in
spreading
theinre
or
lea.
muinr
the
hlrti
nairr
Br
Cl.oruH
-
lvlna
Kdgar.'
report
lhal,
,ince
the
Min.liMin!n,?!
M
OrMee
Iteilor.
Amlrev
Conk.
PeffSrvir.lmreli
tia
vmie
into
Union
willli
........
"
r05T
Smith.
Winnie
Kby,
.May
..,'
Hie
Presbyterian
and
noiigrerm-Agne
Oiiyan,
ilose
Wesch.i
HonaT
Church,
she
no
longer
exr
F.veiyn
While,
Muriel
Vance,
jsl
su
far
a
the
Indian
people
Amelia
I'illsbury,
Doris
Mont-inre
concerned.
Miuell.
B.R.
nani
otnh.
ai
afi
LAND
ACT
Nollca
of
lattntlon
to
Apply
la
Laata
Land
In
(jnerii
riiarlittlr
Uland
land
He
(omery.
Kalhcrine
.McMillan,!
We
have
d-layed
in
making'
;m,r"
two'
7
7.nr7ir
iniVer;;.!
"f
I
Dorothy
Balliuger,
Kalherinei
any
derlarallon
on
the
inalter.i
KU'l
'IVu
lu
n,tl
.
Wright,
Margaret
Sleverl,
Clara,
'illliougb
our
own
missionary.!
mr
oii.aiy.
timimt.
..f
vaii.i.uer,
ii.i:
.
Luiubpiisl.
Winnie
Collison,
Beii-jllev.
William
Allan;
proved
to
n!
,;,,..!
a
..r
lah
McKinley.
Kathleen
Duncan,
.conclusively
Hint
such
a
report
i.
"!V.;,
.
Ilie
fnllimlnr
al
....
...
..
.
...
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.
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,
m
l"l
-'-.
i.laiited
lfllril
.
L.iiii.
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M...I,.,,
n
vfvm'i
.1...1
iiainrlii.nl
eal
Of
IIIOUlll
llf
IllltlallWd
iireaiii;
tie-
llw
Irene
AlllCliell,
lion,
inngweil,
w
WllllOllt
fouiiuaiiou.
.miw,
ei
emi
r
small
Hay
one
hHiKlml
yawl
Ihrnre
iiiiii
."iiii.
i,
k.m
V"'"".
."
nun.
in,
iikii
1'ifi.i"!
.
..-1.
iiw,,.,
wHiin
nr
rnams;
iheore
eat
uliiren
Kinslow.
Neva
Mcliine.
Mabel
a
friend
of
Ihe
Indian
people
for
lverson.
Annie
Boddie,
Kulh
many
years,
ha
paid
u
an
nffi-Wilkinson,
Betty
Faslman.
ieial
visit
from
Ihe
Bulled
Church
Lillle
Choru
Olive
Kicks,
of
Canada,
we
have
been
doubly
Annie
Mcf.eod,
Dolly
Derry,.
assured
of
Ihe'
fact
that
Ihe
Marlon
llyan,
Viola
Carr,
Hilda
Melliodist
Church,
by
Union,
ha
Murray.
I.ola
Bailey,
Nora
Itud-;greally
increased
her
ability
lo
derham,
Ijlilh
Johnston,
Ivy
carry
on
Ihe
work
of
Ihe
King-
Anderson,
Audrey
Tremayne,'
dniu
of
Hod,
not
only
among
the
Christina
Mcl.eo.l,
Klhel
Hdpar.j
native
people,
but
also
Ihrough-Margarel
Jackson,
Viola
Johnsonjoiil
die
world.
A
Doctor
0ler-Verne
Lehlo.
Belly
Capslick,
liout
truly
said:
"By
enleriiiK
In-
Jouu
Arthur.
Annie.
Oilchrisl.
Ida
to
Union,
the
Melhodisl.
PrcH-
Boijdie,
Jean
Wilson.
bylerlan
ami
iliallK;
Ihriirr
imrlh
In
.ln.m
lnr;
tlieneri
fi.lliiwlnr
lKrr
llpe
to
(..im
f
ri.in-,
lueni-rment,
and
riinlalnlnr
rvm
anl!
Ihree-n'iaMrr
arrra.
mure
or
IrM
I
n.i:.
niuo
4
ivukimi
en.
i.to.'
riile
rtrmrwi
11.
-
t
i
.
f
-.
I
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t
i.
l
I
1
I
I
...
a.
H"l
n
Per
.MTdlratit.
M.
M
I
nflUh.
LAND
ACT.
j
Notlc
of
InUnllon
to
Applf
to
Laaaa
Land.
I
In
I'rlnre
hiinrrt
Lathi
Hrenrdinr
Ma
inn
r.r
Prlnre
Hntieri.
and
utiiaie
al'
shannon
Hay.
Ouirn
f:hvl'U
Islands,
iJiVF
"",
""
V!llerd,!
llrnlied.
-.RV.TICE
of
Vantmirer.
nr..
irirnds
in.
apply
fur
a
la
of
ih
foiinwinr
dmrrllieu'
.
a
aicaai-pv
-.
-iaiaa.r
a
1
1
r
.
j
iiriirt
IK
IT
III
1
fa.l
.
....il
chlbln-n
fell
on
the.
shoulder
of
limn
nuni
ainrwrSinan
die
when
l'-
"
"
feel,
mor.
or
ii
v
.
i
iiswii
Him
nm
ii
ii
i
i
in
i
j
uir
j"inr
i
f
ra
m-
i
-1
im
im
t
i
it
i
i
1
r
i
Olfrrlinn
9
00
bered
lhal
in
the
case
of
the
ri.we.
Such
Union,
oriKlnatliiK,
KAVc?SSm.
TndT.niV.nlrTi
K'V;;.
nvilllJI
lllMn
lllfie
IJVL'll
III."
Willi
IIOU.
llSl'jl
III
in
lllftolM
sieinly
musical
course
durum
Ihe
death,
brings
ralher
urealcr
i
ichool
year
and
that
the
heavy
puiiihilltici
of
life
and
lorlou'
Vtltlj
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VILUlin,
I.IMITF.fl.
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Apiiiirant.i
Mltihrlf,
Agent.,
Gifts!
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NcweM
lyl?
'Handkerchief
m
prent
variety
...
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