Value
Of
Dollar
Under
King
Government.
When
Ihe
Mackenzie
King
government
came
inlo
power
the
Canadian
dollar
was
worlh
eighty
cents
in
New
York.
I
o-
day
it
is
worth
just
a
little
more
than
un
American
dollar.
Thai
is
worlh
a
lot
In
the
country.
Today
a
Canadian
is
mil
ashamed
to
travel
and
in
offer
his
money
for
Jit
know-
it
is
good,
lie
lias
a
prosperous
country
back
of
him.
.
'
When
Mackenzie
King
came
inlo
power
there
were
bread
lines
in
Vancouver
and
doles
in
l'rinco
Rupert.
Today
there
is
nothing
of
the
sort.
Yet
the
ConM'rvatives
will
tell
you
the
country
is
going
to
the
dogs
and
they
wail
and
moan
and
howl
and
demand
that
the
tariff
wall
be
built
higher
so
that
a
few
may
become
rich.
interesting
To
See
Confidence
Of
Speakers.
The
speakers
at
the
Conservative
meeting
the
other
night
expressed
the
opinion
that
Arthur
Meighen
would
be,
the
next
premier
of
Canada
and
that
(icorge
Riishby
would
be
elected.
Either
they
were
professional
optimists
-or
they
were
deluding
themselves
and
the
people
.
If
they
have
sized
up
the
whole
silualion
fairly
and
well
they
inusl
know
thai
the
Conservatives
have
no
ehiuire
of
being
returned
to
power
at
this
election
and
that
Oeorge
Riishby,
good
man
as
ho
i,
will
have
to
take
ecnnd
place
when
the
voles
are
collided.
-
-
Possibly
when
reference
is
.made'
by
Meighenites
to
Arthur
i.,:l
'fi...
......
i
.
ji.'..1.
f
,
.
...
i'
.unburn
iivuip
in?
jicai
jo
cioh
i
incv
un-
in
t-.t
11
1
n
K
mi"
miiii
fuhire
electioij.
Today
people
lire
not
prepard
lo
risk
a
change
of
government
with
a
dangerous
policy.
Possible
Trouble
,
In
Balkan
States.
Perhaps
b;
the
lime
this
.is-jn;
print
news
will
come
that1
there
is
war
in.
.Bulgaria
or
il
may
be
that
the
smaller
slate
will'
step
down.
In.
any
ease
the
fadjjhflt
there
is
serious
friction
in
the
Balkans
is
danger
to
the
:jvorbI.
Narrow
Oitlook
Of
Balkan
People.
The
Balkan
stales
have
been
a
source
of
worry
to
Europe
for
many
a
year.
It
was
there
(hat
the
fi-rrat
War
started
and
ns
long
as
the
present
wrangling
goesnii
there
is
always
danger
of
other
countries
being
embroiled.
f
,
t
The
people
of
the
Balkans
lark
education
and
the
world
oulliKik.
They
do
not
see
.beyond
their
own;
borders
and
lack
that
tolerance
which
is
necessary.
In
the
best
life.
People
who
live
on
an
eminence
and
look
out
over
m
expanse
of
country
tend
lo
become
broadmiuded
whereas
Uioe
cooped
up
in
narrow
valleys
become
cramped
in
(heir
ideas.
'
.So
it
is
with
nations.
The
world
outlook
is
uercsary.
Even
in
Canada,
especially
in
the
villages
and
in
places
like
Prince
Ruperl
where
we
nre
cul
off-
from
the
rest
of
Ihe
world,
we
are
apt
to
become
in
Irospective
and
lose
broad
sympalbies
which
are
necessary
lo
civilization:
,
Ljht,
wholesome
bread,
with
the
tasty,
golden-brown
crust,
baked
in
vour
own
home
-
can
you
think
of
anything
nicer?
,
ROYAL
YEAST
CAKES
Ihe
community
before
Hip
advent
yiuu;r
man
and
were
going
into
business
he
would
locate
at
Prince
Hupcrl
ami
grow
up
with
the
lown.
However
he
was
getting
on
in
years
and
would
make
rodiii
for
others.
,
Man
First
The
Doctor
said
he
had
been
a
pioneer
for
thirty
years
and
lie
knew
Iip
was
taking
a
risk
in
going
east
lint
he
intended
to
be
Hipre
as
he
had
been
in
I'rincp
Hupprt.
He
wauled
to
he
a
man
ralher
than
a
initiisler.
He
bad
always
liked
lo
play
games
and1
lake
part
in
Hie
activities
of
other
men.
He
had
never
stood
on
the
dignity
of
his
profession
If
he
was
not
respected
as
a
man
he
did
not
want
to
be
respected
as
a-oiinisler.
In
leaving
Dr.
Grant
said
Iip
sincerely
believed
he,
was
following
Hie
path
of
duty.
He
could
mil
carry
his
Itolary
membership
wilh
him
but
il
would
be
a
plea
sant
memory.
On
lhursday
afternoons
he
would
fctlll
see
Hie
men
gathered
around
Hip
board
and
think
of
them
In
their
places.
II
was
impossible
lo
live
among
men
here
without
their
having
a
large
part
in
one's
heart.
Ten
Years
Ago
,..
.
in
Prince
Rupert
October
23,
1915.
The
Prince
Hupcrl
branch
ol
the
Canadian
lied
Cross
Society
leeteil
officers
as
follows
at
the
annual
meeting
which
was
held
last
night:
President,
Judge
I'.
Mcll.
Young;
ice-presidenl,
Mr.
II.
I..
Mclnlosh;
treasurer,
Mrs
(i.
A.
Woodland;
secri'lury,
J.
II
Itoerig;
executive'
cominiltee:
Mrs.
A,
i;,
Wrighl,
Mrs.
T.
D.!
I'atlullo,
Mrs.
F.
(I.
Dawson,
Mrs.
W.
T.
Kergin.
Mrs.
(.
A.
Ilix.
Mrs
Oiler
llesiipr,
Mrs.
E.
II.
Sliockley,
Mrs.
II.
E,
Tremayne,
Mrs.
Hinclair,
Mrs.
Camhie,
Mrs.
H.
p.
MrColl.
Mrs.
A.
E.
llazzett-
.lones,
Mrs.
(I.
Humble,
Mrs.
Hal
Peck,
Mrs.
K.
Henning,
Mrs.
William
Manson,
Mrs.
.Mutin,
Mrs.
O.
U.
Arnold,
Mrs.
II.
H.
leunlngs,
Mrs.
A.
.1.
Oallaud
and
Mrs.
Jarvis
McIih).
The
hoApital
board,
at
lis
rc-
uular
monthly
meeting
yesterday.
decided
lo
increase
the
salary
of
Miss
Carmichael,
the
lady
super
InleHdenl,
lo
f75
per
monlh,
J'ue
Keildiug
look
place
last
nighl
al
the
home
of'
Mrs.
Sea
man.
Ilev.
W.
W.
Wright
officia
ling,
of
Miss
Freda
Anderson
und
Paul
Wicks.
The
groom
Is
u
lineman
on
the
o"ovcrnment
Telegraphs
ami,
the
couple
will
reside
al
.orlh
Pacific.
THE
Conservatives
in
I
own
are
jilile
siu
1
1
I
fie
I.iliPral
sMk
crs
are
liars
of
the
first
water
I
he,
n
nd
Hip
Liberals
are
just
as
con
-
spirit
of
good
will
.was
latent
incident
thai
every
Conservative
of
Hotary
but
the
reserves
hud
been
broken
down
and
a
great
change
had
taken
place
anions
Ihe
members.
Divergent
as
Waves
Opinions
held
by
llntnriatis
were
as
divergent
as
the
wave.
Were
there
not
differpnees,
con
versation
would
be
lull.
The
man
who
never
made
a
foe
npver
made
a
friend.
Dr.
(Srant
spoke
of
various
friendships
and
incidents
in
his
Notary
experience
and
refprred
feelingly
lo
an
address,
one
of
the
best
he
had
ever
heard
delivered
by
the
.'late
Archbishop
Du
Vernet
on
"Democracy
and
Industry."
He
told
several
stories
and
called
upon
Consul
Wakefield
to
repeal
the
famous
Oellyshurg
speech.
In
concluding'
Dr.
(Irani
said
lie
wsis
leaving
splendid
friends,
and
he
fell
,very
keenly
the
goinir
away.
He
was
leaving
just
at
a
lime
when
Prince
Jluperl
was
developing
a?
a
port
of
Hip
fut-
un.
Perhaps
it
would
become
greater
than
any
port
in
Canada
Perhaps
it
was
a
mistake
In
leave
just
now.
If
he
were
a
orator
is
a
modern
Ananias.
THE
candidate
goes
into
Hie
village.
."Now
boys,
what
do
yon
want?
Whatever
it
i
I
am
will
you
as
long
asj's
not
free
bee
ur
anything
I
shall
havp
to
pay
for
myself."
.
I
WONDKH
)f
Hip
courses
fi
salesmen
include
I
hose
rathe
colorful
stories
that
all
drum
mers
learn
lo
lejl
when
they
grtl
on
the
road.
.IAKE
snys
hp
fppjs
like
an
auto
tire,
.A
-girl
gave
him
Ihe
ir
the
other
jiipht.
TIUTH
Is
stranger
than
fiction
and
much
more
lurid.
ONE
of
Hip
aviators
at
Digfcy
Inland
station
Ibis
summer
said
his
marhine
could
do
anything
a
bird
could
do
excei.l
lay
an
egg.
UNITED
GRAIN
GROWERS'
DIRECTOR
VISITS
THE
INTERIOR
AND
TELLS
OF
SPLENDID
PROORESS
OF
FARMERS.
'continued
from
page
one)
'
Hip
wheal
grown
in
the
provinces
of
Alberta.
Saskatchewan
and
Manitoba
is
offered
for
sale
th
roil
lib
the
wheat
pools,
aU
Hip
director,
anil
thesp
wheat
tools
are
in
turn
emit
rolled
by
i
central
board
of
management.
It
was
bis
opinion
that
Hip
wheal
pools
bad
come
to
slay
ns
the
co-operative
iqarLeling
on
this
system
hail
proved
ery
beneficial
lo
individual
grain
growers.
Several
thousand
new
meinher.s
had
already
been
signed
up
for
Hie
wheat
pools
this
)ear
as
a
resnlf
of
the
success
of
the
lutt
pMil
operations.
Must
Come
West
"A
considerable
quantity
of
the
grain
controlled
by
Hip
pool-
must
come
west
and
Prince
Itu-
perl
should
gel
its
share"
stated
Mr.
Whlluey-lSrifflths,
and
il
is
his
inlrulion
to
make
a
recommendation
at
the
anbual
con
vention
of
the
CO..:-
fo
be
held
in
Winnipeg
next
month,
thai
a
share
of
Ihe
pool
wheat
ship
ment
be
sent
via
this
port.
The
director
was
much
impressed
wilh
the
excellence
of
the
silua
lion
for
shijiping
grajn
through
here
iwbiif
lir.
Jhtviack
fit
cou-
gesibniof
AUIVWU'K
fhe
D.d.r,;
oigaulzution
s
working
in
close
f.
CfMieriition
with
the
wheal
pibds-and
have
already
loaned
them
a
number
of
iraipeil
officials
and
leased
them
elevator
spare,
'liree-puarters
o'
Pur
Real
Mustard
in
Your
Kit
Ri(ht
at
the
top
of
the
lut
of
camping
necetiitiei
ii
a
tin
or
two
of
real
Mustard.
Men
who
fish
and
men
who
(hoot
know
wbat
a
ipidne
and
flavour
mustard
freshly
mixed
with
cold
water
add
to
the
ham,
bacon,
fowl,
venison
and
other
good
thins
they
eat
in
camp.
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(Cauda)
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'"Friday.
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23,
1925.
FAREWELL
TO
ROTARY
CLUB
-
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
BAHF
Hnih
came
very
near
,
.Joining
Hip
rapk
of
deposed
Rev.
H.
R.
Grant
Gives
Final
mim.is
,imi.
jM.niPl.
Address
to
Members
at
Pn,
f
u,(,
season.
Luncheon
'
-
t
THE
poMtliiluni
is
swinging
A
I
the
Notary
Club
yesterday.
both
way.
at
once,
according
In
afternoon
Dr.
II.
11.
(Irani,
pastor
of
the
Prpsbyterian
Church
here,!
who
is
leaving
soon
for
Kuril
William,
gavp
his
farewell
ail
dress
lo
tin'
members,
urging
iipim
Ihi'iu
Hip
.value
of
fellowship
hi
advancing
any
cause.
He
ail
Dial
Jip
was
sorry
lo
leavo
the
food
fellowship
of
Rotary,
one
of
the
most
important
aids
In
Hip
way
of
service,
an
aid
in
carrying
out
Hip
iilnis
ami
ob
jects
of
llolary.
The
doctor
spoke
of
Ihe
liar
mony
Ihiil
had
prevailed.
Hip
political
HIS
slock
Is
up
His
?Kek
is
down
Hp's
making
voles
AJI
round
the
town.
Hp's
losing
,mit
"I'is
plainly
seen
Hp
can't
win
now
When.
b'ajj$)rg
.Melplipn,.
AnewsLandard
in
Radio
7rv
H-XJ
tx
Hkiiiim
Walnut
Cbt
na
RSiU
Mtu
I173W
A
YUtor-NofiWn
EkctrU
KmU
can
bm
ImuJImI
la
yvur
which
Hie
L'.O.ti.
controls
on
Hie
prairies.
TERRACE
NOTES
Mrs.
A.
C.
Fowler
and
I
wo
I
"hiblren
arrived
home
on
Mon-lay
after
having
spent
Hie
last
I
wo
weeks
in
Vancouver.
II.
-McEwen,
divisional
freight
ngeiij.
Prince
Hupcrl,
was
a
bus
iness
visitor
on
Tuesday.
J.
McLaren
has
gone
lo
Van-
arsdol
lo
work
on
(leorgp
I.HIle's
mineral
claims.
J.
Siegfried
ha
Ju.
returned
lo
Terrace
after
having
spen'
Hip
summer
in
Ihe
Densn
Ijike
country.
Win.
H.
Krr,
Wistaria,
in
town
on
Monday
to
attend
Die
District
meellng
of
Hip
larmer
Institute
held
in
Ter
race
on
Wednesday,
fiovcrnor
D.
W.
Davis,
Wash
ington,'
f.(,
who
has
s'penl
tin)
last
six
wepks
at
Hip
ininrcnl
claims
of
Hopjier,
Davis
A
Co.
at
Kaluui
J.ake,
is
spending
n
few
days
in
(own.
He
is
accompanied
by
his
associate,
II.
II.
J.
Hoar,
Kalum
1-ake,
was
a
visitor
in
town
on
Tuesday.
(ieorae
I,
idle
and
Frank
Phis.
ealor
left
on
Tuesday
for"
Van-
arsdol.
Mr.
I.lllle
has
Ihe
cabin
about
completed
at
his
claims
there
and
exnects
lo
start
min
ing
operations
in
the
nenr
fulure.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
llurnell
arrived
home
on
Tucmbiy
aflpr
a
shorl
visit
in
Prince
Hupcrl.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prlnoe
Rupert
.T.
C.
Hall
and
C.
E.
Whilnry
Griffiths,
Victoria;
D.
Trerlway,
Doitppii;
Mrs.
II.
l.
Johnslonn
and
II.
W.
Chamhers,
Inverness;
Mrs.
Ira
Held
and
Oeorge
McAfee,
Oeorgetown;
F.
V.
).
jcouri,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
0,
W.
Swansm,
Swanson
Hay;
..
M.
iMnuson,
Prince
Hupcrl;
Edgar
Provlnse,
Hyder.
,
Central
.Mrs.
F.
flale,
FrnncoU
Enke
fl.
Sullivan,
Hums
bake;
.
Mc-jphee,
Vancouver;
W.
Murrav
'city.
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