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June
5,
192C.
Ethnic
Stock
,
Of
Canadians.
The
ryusiin
-why
a
person
niay
not
register
his
sou
as
u
Canadian
is
because
.the
department
at
Ottawa
wants
a
know
from
what
ethnic
stuck
he
is
defended.'
That
may
he
all
right
at
the
beginning
but
already
if
getting
much
(mo
complicated:
to
erve
any
uefgl
purpoM',
Jlere
is
an
instance:
A
man
whose
father
was
J-'rench
Canadian
and
whose
jnother
was
Huguenot
Irish
married
a
woman
who
was
born
in
(he
United
Stales
from
an
Italian
mother
who
was
married
to
a
southern
father,
probably
partly
of
English
descent
with
a
dash
or
rreole.
The
child
is
born
jii'
Canada
and
is
a
Canadian,
but
what
is
the
ethnic
stock?
Why
worry
about
such
things?
Let
ns
have
the
word
''Canadian
for
a
sou
or
daughter
born
in
Canada.
We
suggest
that
fathers
everywhere
refuse
lo
register
their
children
in
any
other
way.
It
is
understood
that
the
term
has
already
been
acrei'ted
where
it
has
been
insisted
on
and
so
a
precedent
has
been
set.
"Canadian"
is
a
pretty
good
word
lor
a
person,
jjoru
in
canaovu
we
should
like
to
hear:lhe
arguments
against
it,
if
there
are
any.
Contribution
Of
Russia
To
British.
Coal
Strike.
.Vo
sooner
was
the,
geueraCstrike
called
in
Great
Britain
than
it
was
reported
that
Russia,
had
offered
to
contribute
a
mfjliou
dollars
to
aid
,
the,
-strikers.
II
was
reported
that
they
hail
refused
U
accept
'5t.
'
Then
later
4wheii
the
general
strike
was
sejltled,
'
it
was
found
that
the
miners
were
accepting
Russian
money.
The
British
press
are
criticizing
the
acceptance
'
of
such
money.
It
is
pointed
u((lia(
the
labor
unions
in
Russia
have
no
money
available
for
such
a
purpose
and
that
the
two
million
dollars
contributed
is
the,
result
of
.forced
levy
on
the
poorly-paid
workers
of
that
country:
"
-
'
The
"miners
have-
certainly
not
strengthened
their
position
with
the
people
or
Britain
by
accepting
"sucli
funds
although
probably
the
money
was
badly
needed
by
them
to
earn
on
the
strike.
.
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
-.
.
."'-'IV
:;
Lloyd
George
Is
SUII
On
Top.
V
..
,
In
fjreut
Britain
Lord
Oxford
add
Aquith,
formerly
.Mr.
Astpiith,
U
the
rhooen
leader
of
the
Liberal
party,
the
position
"
having
been
given
him
through
the
courtesy
of
his
opponent,
Lloyd
(ieorge,.in
order
to
consolidate
the
Liberal
forces.
But
Lloyd
ieorgejis
the
active,
leader
of
the
party
and
he
is
chairman
or
.the
party
in
Parliament
where
he
is
House
leader.
Jt
Avas
during
the
war
that
..Mr.
Asquith
hail
to
step
down
to
make
way
for
Uoyd
(ieorge
ju
order
to
save
the
country
in
the
struggle
against
the
Hermans.
The
little
Welshman
was
then
welcomed
as
the
big
man
qt
the.
country.
Or.
late,
however,
he
has
developed
radical
tendencies
and
again
there
is
opposition
to
him
from
the
more
cpnservfitivt'
section
of
the
Liberal
party
and
especially
from
Lord
Oxford.
But
the
little
old
Welshman
sits
there
secure.;
tie
could.
appeal
to
the
members
of
.his
pary
in,
the
House
for:
a
vote.-.
of
confidence
and
gel
it
but
filial
'would
make
the
division
in,
the.
paty
more
hopeless
So
he
simply
defends
his
aYtioii;,
Now
thev
will
come
to
hiui
for
reconeilialioin
,
'7-j-
.......
,
'a.'i.Oieople
may
not
Tike
Lloyd
George
and
his
pdliciei
hut
they
must
admire
his
ability.
He
is
the
real
leader
of
the
Liberal
party
and
no
tine
can
take
the
position
from
him,
unless
he
voluntary
relinquishes
it.
Deluge
Of
Rain
In
Manv
Places.
When'
Prince
Rupert
was
getting
her
deluge
of
rain
earlier
...
..iv
,
i
mi,
.tr
a
,iimi
J5uuiug
a
ueiuge
au
over
the
conn-
tiy,
except
where
there
was
snow
and
hail.
11
vvns
pouring
rain
in
i.iigiuiiu
uuiuig
me
running
oi
ine
iierny
ai
Kpsom
on
Wednesday.
Vancouver
La's
had
a
number1
of
rains
lately
and
so
have
a
good
many
other
pari
of
the
province.
Edmonton
had
one
of
(he
heaviest
rains
in
years,
for
the
time,
of
year.
While
we
were
rather
disgusted
at
the,
wealher
here,
It
is
rather
consoling
(i
kuuw
that
other
places
were
afflicted
in
A
similar
manner
fmd
that
some
of
them,
welcomed
the
rain
as
a
godsend
Eat
it
Every
Day
SHREDDED
WHEAT
Supplies
the
necessary
bran
IervIewith
Matter
Discussed
at
Vancouver
With
Canadian
National
Officials
by
Local
Delegates.
Hepori
of
delegates
from
Prince
Hupert
Hoard
of
Trade,
wlfo
jwaiti'd
on
Canadian
National
of'
facials
at
Vancouver
in
coijnee-'Hon
vly
llie
steamship
sehed-lulo
between
this
iorl
and
Oiieen
(Charlotte
Islands,
was
presents!
to
the
Board.
At
its
monthly
gen
eral
meeting
last
nteliL
It
was
shown'-that
the
'delegation
haj
waited
on
li.O.
Keeley,
lleorg"
McXfclioll
and
H.
Beaumnnt
and
had
gone
into
(he
whole'
question
with
(hem
with
(lie
final
result
(hat
it
was
decided
tioth
iiigr
rould
he
done
until
Scplein
her
when
a
re-arrangeinenl
will
te
made
on
the
ressalifm
of
the
three
Imats
a
week
service
between
here
and
Vancouver.
The
change
to
the
presen;
schedule
il
was
pointed
out
had
been"
made
as
a
result
of
an
agreement
with
(he
Union
Steamship
Co.
who
had
for
a
short
time
given
a
service
direct
wild
Vancouver.
K
was
shown
that
with
tiraham
Island
points
Prince
llupert
had
(he
advantage
whereas
with
the
south
islamic
Vancouver
benefitted.
One
result
of
the
conference
was
that
.Mr.
Keeley
stated
-that
if
a
suitable
boat
could
te
s.ecur-
d
they
were
prepared
(o
put
il
oh
at
once
in
direct
service.
II
Ihey
could
not
secure
one
any
oljier
way
(hey
might
build
one.
The
motorslnp
Lillehnrn
could
bes
diverted
Ibis
way
in
case
of
emergency.
Another
iMncession
made
by
(be
company
was
(liat
they
would
see
(hat
:there
was
a
boat
to
bring'
"people
and
produce
froni
the
Islands
to
the
exhibition
this
year.
F.
U.
Dawson
said
that
after
jAdng
into
llie
matter
at
lenatL
!(
was
found
that
Ihey
had
noth
ing
belter
than
the
present
schedule
(o
suggest
as
long
as
the
equipment
was
as
at
pre-
M-nt.
,
Prince
Rupert
delegates
pre
sent
included
K.
t.
Dawson.
M.
f.
MeCatTery,
Olnf
Hanson
and
U:
Thomson.
SUBURBAN
LANDS
FOR
SETTLEMENT
.-r
Board
of
Trade
Receives
Report
on
Subdivision
at
Dlgby
Island
At
the
meeting
of
the
Board
of
Trade
last
night
II.
I'.
Pollen
reported
on
behalf
of
a
special
committee
of
the
Board
that
had
bVen
appointed
last
year
to
lake
up
with
the
minister
of
lands
:he
surveying
and
marketing
of
Idnds
in
this
vicinity
for
use
as
suburban
sites.
The
result
of
llieir
activities
had
been
that
two
iracls
were
now
being
surveyed
oh'
Digby
Inland,
in
the
bay
jusi
hack
if
(lie
quarantine
station
t
jbd
die
other
at
Crippen
Cove.
me
survey
wouio
oon
pe
com
pb'te
and
the
lands
available
fof
iliose
who
wished
lo
purchase.
'
:
There
wero.
no
Jands
available
,oji
Kaion
Island
a
none
belong
'd
to
the
Provincial
fiovenirnent
IK......
il.
:i
111.-11-,
me
r.iurt
LiMiijinny
ie
jiig
(he
owners.
The
land
commissioner
of
the
company,
who
had
been
expected
lo
visit
Prince
Huperl,
had
never
got
this
far
although
he
wa
supposed
to
hive-been
coming
and.
the
result
mas
that
nolliing
bad
been
done
In,'
regard
to
railway
lands.
VK.
C.
Oibbons
suggested
thai
Jhe
secretary
writ
the
land
commissioner
and
ask
that
he
Pay
a
Visit
(o
(he
city
jn
the
near,
future.
The
f.oinmitlee
was
asked
to
cont
i
line
its
activities.
WILL
ASK
LEGIsHtURE
FOR
MONEY
FOR
ROAD
AT
SESSION
IN
FALL
pti
bUi-f
-;a
loi:aUi)ega
Hon
of
htfc
lpard'
of,
"frade,
V.
0.
Dawson
jat
niglit
fejiorted
U
the
itonnl
Hi
.il
Kiev
Imd
ill.
cn.se.ltlifc
Kalen
Island
road
continuation
'.with
Mr.
Paltnllo.al
Vlftlnni..
'I.-
Jl..
ll
I
ii
.i
.
niiu
its
iievii
nii'.i
the
sum
of
$25,uo
wan
avai'.-abje
tnf
)ie
work
thin
year
and
it
was,
the
Intention
lo
ask
(he
Legislatur
at
its
next
session
lo
vole
sufficient
money
to
com-plele
it
to
fialloway
Itapids.
The
reason
for
the
delay
In
ViiJU
DAILY
MBWa
Q.C.
ISLANDS
P
R
I
C
E
Only
large
pro
ductipn
could
build
Champion
superior
quality
at
such
low
prices
as
80
and
90
cents.
7
emcluiUtlr
tot
rordt
PKkrJ
la
lh
B.J
Bo
OU'
tot
cr,
h
tK
ForJt
nn
.
TkJ
im
tbt
BW
Boft
7U'
Champion
Dtpendablt
for
Every
Enf
n
A
Canadian-made
ProJuct
Wliubor,
Ont.
completing
hn
wnk-
was
llie
the
estimate
had
(iniveit
si
mui
l
lower
I
hart
Hn
a-
uai
ost
tint
it
was
inipi'ss
,iic
in
gel
Dot
muney
to
fimsa
this
year.
"
DEATH
WAS
ACCIDENTAL
Julius
Olsen,
Loggef,
Struck
on
Head
by
Falling
Limb
at
Rivers
Bight
Holding
no
ne
lo
blame
for
the
occurrence,
the
jury
that
sal
yesterday
aflenmon
before
Dn
puty
Coroner
.1.
II.
Taunoek
at
(he
innuest
into
the
death
of
Julius
Olsen
found
that
deceased
i-unie
to
his
death
through
an
vcrident
wtien
struck
by
the
limb
.1
a
falling
trecnl
the
J.
II.
Mor-an
logging
camp
at
Itivers
Bight
m
June
3.
Aceordiit;
to
Mie
ei.
'lenre
that
wa
presented,
OIen
and
Itis
Mariner.
Kil.
'Xelson,
ver
falling
a
large
larrh
lree'and
as
it
dropped
in
earth
it
Struck
an
other
tree,
the
limb
breaking
oft
and
striking
Olsen,
on
Hie
head
as
he
was
U?jtping
off
llie
spring
board.
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergffi
testified
that
death
was
due
lo
fracture
of
the
crown
of
'(he
skull
with
severe
injury
(o
the
Jirain.
He
testified
(bat
death
.van
probably
instant
although
Nelson,
partner
-Of
(lie
deceased,
stale,!
ilia
t
life
acriilenl
occur
red
about
l
o'clock
in
Hie
morning
and
that
Olsen
did
nut
aclu4
ally
expire
until
(0.(5.
Blood
wa
issuing
rrntn
his
moulh
and
noe
but
his
pube
was
still
beating
up
lo
llie
latter
(line.
Beside'
Drf
Ke'rwin
and
h'd.
NeNon
aiintlirr
witness
was
KniU
Pamer
who
did
b(d
eJtil!jjsfijinccl(jenl
aim
nnnsp.
nvnienre
was
or
an
tinimportani
nature.
'.
The
ury.
cons'lsleil
of
Mpx.
..
.Jlcltile
(fore-inani
V.
W.
i
Wjgftiall.
Fre.J
Hardy;
-
J.
A.
Klrkpalffck.
A.
.1.
Phillipson
and
John
Bulger.
Kuijeral
of
4he
unforlunale
man
look
place
-
this
morning
from
llie
nr..
Undertakers'
Parlors
to
Fairview
Vmeler'.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cmil
Palmer
and
Kd.
Nelson,
who
apcornpanied
llie
re-'
mains
to
the
cily.
relumed
to
Itivers
BHclii
on
(he
power
boat
Mary
Uobei-ia
this
morning.
Sfie
Couldn't
Sleep
tfeari
Was
So
Bad
Mn.
3.
V.
MeCllntock,
Cfcarlolt-town,
P.E.L,
wnte:
"About
a
jw
Z
I
frettly
troubled
with
taj
heart.
I
toold
not
altep
at
night,
aad
waa
to
nervous
I
imagined
tbat
I
eould
aee
everrthiug
ja
the
n,on
moving,
and
would
Lav
to
turn
ou
lie
light
before
J
could
get
to
fleep.
After
having
read
of
your
I
took
Mrerel
hose
of
thus,
and
e&n
now
get
a
full
nlght'a
aleep
with-ut
any
trvubleaod
eel
to
every
'
way."
(
n.
k
N.
Pill
have
bees
ea
the
market
4or
the
pait
82
jreari)
all
-
.f.?.
ih,mi
Put
UP
n'7
by
Tha
T.
llllluiii
Co,
Uoitod,
Toto&U,
Oat.
BOAT
SUBSIDY
TO
ISLANDS
New
Form
of
Tender
Provldos
for
80
Trips
Between
This
Port
and
Various
Points
At
Hie
meeting
of
the
board
oT
trade
held
tasi
evortinff
in
the
ci'y
rounril
chamber,
ojof
Hanson
presiding.
L
W.
Xickerson
reiiorled
success
in
getlfng
a
promise
from
llie
governme.nlalf
authorities
that
Ihey
nui(
call
fur
lenders
for
(he
subsidy'
lo
(juei'n
TJiarlolte.
Island,
the
lernu
of
the
snluidy
reipilrlns
the
making
of
80
trips
a
year.be-
lw
i
Ibis
oily
and
the
Islands.
the
amount
or
suTisldy
'
being
l.ooo
from
(he
trade
and
coni-meice
eoimniUee
and
9,nno
riom
the
Post
Office
for
carrying
(he
mails.
It
was
thought
(hat
If
Hie
liig
companies
did
dot
put
in
a
lender
thai
the
board
initrht
interest
tieineles
in
It
and
form
a
local
company
to
either
build
or
buy
a
boat.
Tenders
had
In
be
In
within
two
months
and
lh
present
contract
with
the
r,.ll.
expires
March
.Iji'of
nejl
year
o
that
there
wotjld
be
plenty
of
i
une
tor
a
loeyd
ronce-rn
lo
e-
core
a
boat.
M'Ji
If
il
has
to
be
built.
1".
(,.
Dawson
.menliouNl
that
this
was
quite
a
concession
on
the
arl
of
the
frmernmcnt.
tjuick
action
would
hne
lo
be
taken
if
any
results
were
In
be
obtained.
It
was
decided
lo
leave
llie
matter
with
(be
trade
and
roni-nierre
rommillee
lo
keep
in
toiii-ti
wiiii
a
view
to
action
if
n'i
esary-
PRESENTATION
MADE
TO
MRS.
WATSON
ON
LEAVING
DIGBY
ISLAND
The
home
of
A
Watson,
(be
pupular
acevoutanl
of
Dittby
Is
laud,
and
a
late
member
of
llie
I'anadian
expeditionary
force,
was
invaded
on
Monday
last
by
the
"troops"
of
(be
Dlgby
mess,
to
present
him
with
an
illumiu-
aii-d
addrr,
ably
prepared
toy
Uieui.
Hooper
of
II.
M.
i'anadian
Forces.
The
ml.
Ires.
wn
read
by
Cor
iioral
O.
Purvis
Connelly,
a
vet
eran
of
the
South
African
war
and
a
member
of
the
late
C.H.F
Forestry
Corpl?.
After
Corporal
(Umnelly
had
read
nie
address,
supported
by
Cher
Hiimldiii,
Andrew
-(H
llngtiam,
'
Drummer
Kelly.
Far
rier
-
Sergl.Fraer.
"Oarlbou"
Dunn
and
"Chip"-Kiblay.
Mrs.
Watson
Auntie
Kale
who
also
saw
considerable
service
in
(he
ate
war.
whose
many
kindness
were
so
muer
appreciated
by
the
eroe.s
of
the
"Bungalow,"
was
fin-S'
iv'd
with
a
three,
iiiece
sil
ver
coffee
set
as
a
small
token
of
remeiubinnre
on
their
leaving
Digby.
After
the
singing
of
"Blest
be
Hie
tie
that
blndi,"
and
"For
be
n
a
jolly
oo
fellow."
the
troops"
relumed
lo
Oielr
per
iiianenl
graile.
Subscribe
lo
the
Dalir
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