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Monday,
Nov.
22,
1926
inere
is
reauy
nine
real
cnange
made
oy
trie
recent
pronouncement
of
the
Imperial
Conference.
Canada
was
In
fact
an
independent
nation
within
the
Empire,
equal
in
status
with
Great
Britain,
before
the
conference
met.
but
now
the
fact
is
officially
re
corded.
That
is
the
.way
the
British
Constitution
grows.
Chanires
come
about
gradually,
forced
by
public
opinion
and
in
time
become
accepted1
as
part
of
the
law
of
the
land.
Canada
now
must
watcr
herself.
She
has
sloughed
off
the
swaddling
clothes
of
.infancy-and
has
taken
on
the
.more-
mature
dress
of
adolesence.
An
independent
nation
within
the
British
empire,
it
is
lor
her
to
conduct
herself
as
becomes
her
new
found
dignity.
.
HOW
SHALL
WE
USE
,
OUR
INDEPENDENCE?'
,
In
business
it
is
often
noticed
that
an
employee
offceji
does
not
make
a
good
master.
Many
a
man
does
wonderful
work,
under
su
pervision
but,
once
give
him
his
head,
and
he
gets
the
bit
between
his
teeth
and
runs
away
with
the
business,
finally
wrecking
it.
Knowing
this
to
be
.the
case,
the
heads
of
great
businesses
train
employees
gradually
to
assume
control
so
that
when
eventually
they
undertake
the
work
it
will
be
no
real
change.
As
in
business,
so
in
the
building
up
of
a
nation.
Canada
has
been
gradually
trained
to
manage
her
own
affairs
and
latterly
to
take
ah
active
interest
in
world
politics.
Now
she
will
h'aVe
to
take
an
even
greater
interest
in
the
affairs
of
the
world
and
her
statesmen
must
rise
to
the
occasion
and
take
on
a
world
consciousness
that
they
have
not
hitherto
shown.
''.
SIR
HENRY
THORNTON
GIVING
US
A
BOOST.
In
an
official
interview
sent
out
by
Sir
Henrv
Thornton
on
his
arrival
from
his
tour
of
the
west,
he
specifically
mentions
prince
Rupert
and
the
inauguration
of
the
grain
shipping
business
through
me
eievaior
nere.
inis
mention
Is
particularly
appreciated,
a
the
interview
Is
sent
to
all
the
newspapers
In
Canada
and
will
be
tUe.d
,by
a
large
number
of
them.
It
places
'the
official
aafilnn
rhn
viiiai.
ness,
phd;
shows
every
part
of
Canada
that
this
port.
Is-to
be'
from
this
time:
on
a
real
Canadian
porf..
'
1
'
f
.
,
.
V
.
,.
We
thank
Sir
Henry
for
this,
his
blessing,
and
hope
He
will
keep
his
eye
turned
irl
this
direction
a
good
deal.
Shipping
conditions
have
not
bean
very
good
here
so
fsr
owing
to
the
lack
of
ships
but
by
another
season
this
should
be
righted
an'd
the
amount
handled
at
this
port
should
be
increased.
PROHIBITION
VERSUS
GOVERNMENT
SALE.
.
.'
Ontario
nominations
took
place
today
for
the
'elections,
tq
be
held
December
2.
The
chief
question
before
the
electorate,
I
whether
Ontario
shall
remain
a
prohibition
province
or
revert'
to
the
government
control
method'
of
handling
liquor,
somewhat
like
th
Fysiem
used
in
tnis
province
but
without
beer
parlors.
A
number
of
straight
prohibition
candidates
are
in
the
field
but
the
Liberals
and
Liberal
Progressives
there
are
also
prohibitionists,
ho
that
it
is
a
fairly
straight
cut
campaign.
Its
outcome
will
be
.
watched
here
-
-
with
interest.
-
-
THORNTON
TELLS
OF
CONDITIONS
MENTIONS
IV
OFFICIAL
INTKKVIIItt
MIIITING
OF
CHAIN
OJ
T
OF
lKIN(E
III
'PERT
ft
:
I
SIGN
OF
PROSPERITY
InrrriiM-il
Production
as
the
Year
h)
I
PropheMe
for
ITalrles
MONTREAL,
NOV.
22.
After
completing
an
inspection
trip
extending
ovr
six
vteets,
of
the
lined
of
the
Can-
ad
lan
National
Railway
between
the
Atlantic
,
and
the
Pacific.
8lr
Henry
Thornton
returned
to
Montreal
expressing
satisfaction
with
the
business
situation
in
the
Dominion
and
confident
that
developments
talcing
place
will
jmean
steady
expansion
in
all
fields
of
endeavor
in
the
near
future.
I
found
the
Canadian
National
Rail
ways
property
In
better
condition
than
ever
before,"
said
81r
Henry,
"and
the
desire
of
officers
and
men
to
meet
to
the
utmost
their
transportation
obligations
was
evidenced
on
every
hand
and
most
gratifying."
In
all
the
territory
visited
between
Montreal
and
the
Pacific
Coast
Includ
ing
a
down
or
msre
cities,
there
existed
the
quiet
firm
spirit
of
optimism
that
ndlcatea
good
business
conditions."
There
Is
no
"boom"
under
way
but
a
healthy
expansion
in
trade
and
agriculture
is
going
on
and
this
should
gather
momentum
during
the
next
twelve
months
instead
of
slowing
up.
MION'S
OF
IIETTEK.MKNT
All
indications
point
in
that
direc
tion,
banking,
foreign
trade.
Inquiries
for
land
'and
new
building
construction.
One
of
the
most
readily
seen
and
most
encouraging
evidences
of
general
pros-
erlty
Is
the
creation
of
Urge
numbers
of
new
homes
in
the
various
cities.
These
are
homes
of
excellent
character,
with
gardens
and
lawns
far
the
inost
part,
and
they
have
been
built
lor
occupancy
aud
not
primarily
for
real
estate
speculation.
They
tell
of
gradually
mounting
population.
This
condition
Is
found
in
the
cities
and
towns
in
general,
and
is
particularly
noticeable
In
Vancouver
and
district
where
hundreds
of
new
homes
and
buildings
have
been
recently
erected.
They
are
outward
sign
of
our
economic
position.
"The
condition
of
the
Canadian
farmer
continues
to
improve
each
year
and
with
It
is
purchasing
power
which
if
of
enormous
Importance
to
the
coun
try
as
a
whole.
The
unfavorable
weather
conditions
which
this
year
delayed
threshing
and
in
many
Instances
re
duced
the
grade
of
the
grain
will
not
retard
the
progress
of
the
west,
which
It
destined
to
achieve
greater
and
better
records
in
production
as
the
years
.
go
by.
CHAIN
OFT
OF
KITEKT
"For
tu
first
time
grain
is
flowing
out
of
Prince
Rupert
and
we
had
an
opportunity
of
inspecting
the
new
elevator
there.
It
is
expected
that
between
eight
and
ten
million
bushels
of
this
year's
Alberta
crop
will
go
out
toy
way
of
Prince
Rupert
and
this
without
dls
advantage
to
another
Canadian
port.
There
Is.
a
fine
spirit
existing
between
the
various
cities.
At
the
opening
last
week
of
the
new
ten-span
steel
bridge
carrying
the
Canadian
National
tracks
across
the
south
Saskatchewan
river
at
Dunblane,
the
cities
of
Saskatoon,
Re-
glna
and
Mooaejaw
Joined
In
the
cele
bration,
showing
that
there
Is
a
sport
ing,
spirit
of
competition
without
Jeal
outy.
-
vWlth
the
officers
accompanying
me.
r
have
returned
with
a
renewed
feeling
that
Canada
is
proceeding
in
an
order'
ly,
sane
and
sure
manner
towards
i
great
future.
y
GIVE
SERVICE
TO
COMMUNITY
THAT''
V.R
'
KKiAOTE
OF
AKCII
jlMCOVK
THEME
AT
OKOAX
INAttllHATIOX
YEKTEKOAY
The
services
at
St.
Andrew's
Cathe
dral
yesterday
were
made
particularly
Interesting
because
of
the
using
of
the
fine
new
pipe
organ
for
the
first
time.
A
..'J.
'Lancaster
was
organist
and
was
able.
to'
reveal
to
the
large
congrega
tions
-present
something
of
what
the
"possibilities
of
this
splendid
instrument
are;
All
present
expressed
themselves
as
greatly
pleased
with
the
delicacy
and
power
of
Its
tone.
There
was
a
aur-pllced
choir
of
twenty-four
which,
under
the
direction
of
W.
E.
Fisher,
led
the
singing
well.
A
noticeable
feature
was
the
improved
congregational
-
singing.
The
power
of
the
new
organ
gave
the
people
the
necessary
impetus
to
share
heartily
in
the
singing.
The
address
by
Archdeacon
Rlx
in
th
morning
was
on
the
place
of
music
in
life
and
worship
and
showed
thst
from
the
time
of
the
creation
when
"the
morning
atsrs
sang
together
and
the
Son
of
Ood
shouted
for
joy"
music
had
ever
played
an
import-and
part.
Muflc
was
a
gift
of
Qod
to
the
world
and
should
be
sanctified
for
his
purpose.
V
In
the
evening,
the
address,
was'
en
Vision;
Faith
and
Action."
Men1
of
vision
saw
great
things
ahead.
They
believed
that
the
vision
could
come
true
and
set
themselves
to
make
It
come
true..
This
was
shown
to
be
true
in
all
Inventions
and
material
progress,
and
was
no
less
true
In
the
spiritual
world.
Special
reference
was
made
to
the
late
Archbishop
De
Vernet
as
a'
man
of
splendid
vision,
faith
and
action,
who
clearly
saw
a
great
future
for
this
district,
believed
It
would
surely
some)
and
set
himself
to
help
it
come.
But
his
material
vision,
was
lmprejnstfd
with
a
spiritual
out'
which
was
Just
as
big
as
that
Which
It
pervaded.
He
saw
In
vision
every
island,
valley,
town,
and
city
which
was
to
be
having
its
church
and
its
Christian
ministrations.
He
saw
I
In
the
future
a
great
city
called
Prince
I
Rupert
and
prepared
for
it.
Nothing
less
than
eight
1st
in
the
most
prominent
place
he
could
obtain
them
would
tatlsfy
his
vision.
Nothing
leu
than
plans
by
leading
eastern
church
architect
would
suit
him.
and
he
even
had
taken
steps
years
ago
for
the
obtaining
of
a
pipe
organ.
He
saw
it
all
In
the
future
.and
he
win
be
rejoicing
today
that
his
vision
Is
coming
true.
It
was,
however,
further
pointed
out
that
we
must
not
lost
our
vision,
must
never
think
we
had
reached
the
.
very
summit
of
our
possibilities
either
in
material
things
or
more
particularly
In
spiritual
things.
There
were
greater
fields
of
usefulness
ahead
to
be
covered,
and
Just
because
material
equipment
is
good
is
the
reason
fsr
every
organization,
church
or
anything
else
to
vindicate
the
expenditures
which
have
been
made
by
giving
service
to
the
community.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
girls
on
the
side.
saysi
:.
r
A
cat
has
nine
lives
and
usually
more
than
nine
litters.
There's
one
thing
about
Prince
Ru
pert,
the
Board
of
Trade
cannot
advertise
Its
prune
farm.
At
least
I
suppose
it
does
not
do
so.
The
most
.popular
expression
among
lousewives
is
"charge
it."
I
no
longer
believe
the
Bible.
Solo-
jion
was
said
to
be
wise
yet
he
had
three
hundred
wives
and
a
whole
lot
ot
The
virtuous
and
religious
people
ax
known
by
the
clean
.
shirts
and
amar
mils
they
wear
to
church.
It
may
be
possible
to
teach
table
manners
to
.a
bog,
but
he
wui
still
punt
and
wallow
on
occasions.
If
money
talks.
lire
experience
ihrieks.
I
can
tell
you
from
that
poverty
fairly
Money
Just,
talks
But
poverty,
shrieks
So
girls
should
be
poor
To
appeal
to
the
shieks.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
IX
NOVEMIItK
II,
ll
Msyor
MeBewth
of
Vancouver
declares
:hat
the
port
of
Vancouver
should
be
publicly
owned
and
controlled.
There
ire
certain
people
in
Prince
Rupert
fho
claim
that
a
similar
policy
might
it
instituted
here
with
advantage.
An
interesting
clvU
case
which
is
being
heard
at
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
here
today
is
that
of
Joseph
J.
Cojle
ugalnst
John
J.
McNeil.
The
plaintiff
U
suing
for
$12,589
datnsgea
as
a
result
jf
the
defendant
having
seled
his
newspaper
plant
while
It
was
being
no
ved
from
Aldennere
to
emitters.
The
fcUowlng
local
committee
has
ren
named
to
assist
In
the
enlistment
:f
nsval
volunteers
at
Prince
Rupert:
i.
H.
McMullin.
Judge
P.
McB.
Young.
Ion.
Fred
Peters,
L.
M.
DeOex
and
Canon
O,
A.
Rlx.
ONLY
FEW
GULLS
STAY
WITH
SHIP
AS
SHE
IS
TRAYELUNGSOUTHWARD
Almost
always
there
are
gulls
following
a
ship
through
these
coastal
waters
but
only
a
few.
When
the
vessel
leaves
the
harbor,
often
a
considerable
flock
wUl
leave,
with
hi
but
they
do
not
go
far.
Oradually
they
drop
off
until
Just
a
sufficient
number
remain
to
accompany
the
vesaet
and.
see
that
no
refuse
thrown
overboard
from
the
cook's
galley
is
lost.1
The
number
varies,
but
how
they
manage
to
arrange
that
some
shall
remain
but
not
too
many
Is
one
ot
the
things
the
gulls
only
know.
IT
PAYS
TO
ADVERTISE
The
codfish
lays
a
million
eggs.
'And
the
helpful
hen
lays
one.
But
the
codfish
doesn't
cackle
To
tell
us
what
she's
done;
And
so
we
scorn
the
codfish
coy.
And
the
helpful
hen
we
prize.
Which
indicate
to
you
and
me
It
psys
to
advertise.
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ren
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th
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