OLD
i
...
in
ITiDil
i
in
roif
in
ill
ip'-
an-
made
by
bending
u
'-(,
of
gold
nml
joining
'
.1
ntlil.
,
,
t
p
pll
the
seamles
M"'M
Iiiiiniiiereii
irom
otinMnlifl
ii-
of
rohl.
These,
nri
m
nml
hard
ami
will
wear
nui'
li
lunger.
'i
itT
from
.50
to
115.00.
TOHNfiUliiER?
A
Jewellers
fiaTnE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
N
cw
W-l
1
WW
A
Vll
A1UIU
anc
Dresses
Full
Line
Thread
ILK
HOSIERY
$1.50
"Demers"
We
aim
to
plcato
iiwiis
r
w
w
327
ULEEY
Market
311
Third
Avenue,
tieorge
Kerr
by
J.
Preece
resh
meats
rrlvlna
Twice
Weekly
from
the
BulMey
Valley
Phone
1
78
Hi
A
lnvnrinr
L'l
.
fllCAailUCI
Smith
Block
Phone
675
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
IS.
Cirltge,
Warehouilng,
and
uUtrlbultnir,
Team
or
Motor
8erloe.
oal,
Band
and
Gravel
w
Speelallie
In
Plan
PumHuc
Having.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
8took
df
Fut
,
Trimmings'
at
low
prices
1
B.
C.
FUR
.Co,
"t
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
PREMIER
MEIGHEN
SPEAKS.
AT
TWO
MEETINOS
SATURBAY
NIGHT
BEFOREBIQ
iMWfi
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
hobi
ri
(continued
from
page
two)
rlly
administered.
Mackenzie
King
had
allowed
Hip
most
vital
lli'bal'tllicrit
(if
ilio
iiivvrninxiit
lt
Some
wAibling
rings
ftrp
Canada
tnrfall
Itilii
a
tale
(if
made
by
inclllngk
the
k(I
chaos.
'o
n
mould.
.
These
nrci
'Dissolution
a
;.'
to
have
bubbles
atnl
he
Tlion
Mr.
Kin
nail
'flown
from
fuimewhat
soil..
-
(IIm
lloue
nml
hud
Ininiiiiereil
n
llidciiu
Hall.
)
id
not
tiki
(In
jury
ami
watifpij
it
ifixclittrK'-d.
I'Acryboily
ri
Canada
-knew
l
and
Hip
ex-Prime.
.Ministrr
knew
ll
liniicir.
Mr.
Kln'K
had
mil
an
ordcr-in-council
In
front
of
HU
l-.xculiPijey
ihe
(Sovcrnn
ueneral
and
had
asked
Jilm
lo
sign
it.
If
the
Covernor-Uencral
had
fettled
il
the
moment
h.1
lift,
l
.
:
mini
nit
pen
ironi
ihe
paper
llie
lloue
was
no
more.
If
Mac
kPiuiryhliiir
had
iHn
granted
dissolution
it
would
have
been
the
ame
dissolution
a
llie
Conservative
goxernmcnt
got
a
little
later.
King
had
asked
for
dissolution
hut
said
he
had
been
wrongfully
refused
dissolution
b;
llie
(iovernor-ilpneral
and
that
Iip
would
resign.
Hi
F.xcppiiry
nml
asked
Mm
speaker
lo
form
an
ailmir:ilratlon.
.
What
nad
open
In
jhe
Mip;iker
)
duly?
Hi
Kvrellency's
course
w
right
and
those
who
attributed
that
rourxe
to
him
(Mr.
Meighen'
did
In
in
honor
overmuch.
Upon
l.eing
asked
to
form
an
admin-
stratum
he
(Mr.
Meighen;
had
aarppd
lo
do
o.
TIip
only
other
alternative
the
speaker
haJ
wan
!
advise
F.xcelleney
bi
call
back
Mr.
King
and
ask
htm
Jo
rpform
hi
niinulry.
Mr.
Kins
had
resigned,
he
'Mr.
McMien)
wa
the
leader
of
III
Majesty'
opposition
of
ublanlially
in
large!
parly
in
parliament,
could
lie
time
refused
lo
accept
that
i-eIionihilityf
He
(Mr.
.Meighen)
I.
ad
been
sworn
in
with
salary
a
Prime
Minister
ami
llie
privy
councillor
had
been
worn
In
without
Kulaiy.
Tl.ey
had
fareJ
parliament
next
day
and
had
gone
on
with
II.
II.
Steven'
am-mi'iidiiietit
on
the
rulom
report
whirh
wa
carried
with
a
majr
ily
of
len,
and
In
pile'bf
thai
fuel
Mr.
King
had
challenged
the
country
In
find
the
word
ceifure
in
Ihe
motion.
Mr.
Meighen
ald
uue
did'
not
have
t
iiixl
ihe
word
cenun
to
pa
vote
of
-enure.
Mr.
King,
1
1
In
own
peech,
hint
decrlhed
It
a
a
toot
Ion
of
pen
lire
and
had
jdenounred
it
a
a
motion
o
jeenure.
Now
he
Mr.
King
ald
the
ifoverntnent
wa
"nevrr
ireiuured
six
I
thai
that
wax
not
ithe
reaon
he
aked
for
dio-
CANCILLATION
Of
RtaiRVI
JIOTICE
IS
lltnTBrCIVK-N
!ht
lb
re-MTV
tixior
birr
Lul
4
to
J,
cir
Untrue,
l
rtocellml.
....
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MltilHr
of
Ud4.
0.
H.
,ADO,
lAIKlt
PrptrimtOI,
Vli
lori,
U.
i.
ftib
Juiw.
ttt.
W
ATI
NOTICE
MimlH
tn4
llU
,
TAiC
MMItt
Umi
r.mer
lite
Cinmrr
Omitin)
Uiiillrd.
tuM(
tJr
t
0r
Amine
Vlirt.
ViirjtrTj
H.
...
will
iipti
rr
lirtnv
i
m
Iml
um
to
ll.n
i-r
(iiiulr
t4
vtlrr
vtil
of
uh-UAiurd
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liii
h
flumi
norOirlr
nil
lmn
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ri
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cbrwr
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lunrirt,
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witfp
will
b
divril
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It
trm
I
I
twiat
llxiul
pluint.rnuii
iimiuO)
ut
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anil
lll
It
uril'f"r
indutinil
iml
iiiirviir
mi
uti
the
lau.t
ilrMfilwd
a
Hlixk
A.
U1
ISII.
ijfn
i
harl'illc
Uulrirl.
twit
Ire
wttttl
,m
tlx
Rnunl
tn
th
14lb
day
i.f
July,
ISM
A
mfj
Of
thia
IKillen
ami
ail
(vU-raihai
imroiiaiil
ihrrclu
aixt
lu
lie
"Wali
f
rf
JII
bf
riled
ID
.lh
jAtttn
r
tb
iir
Hfnirrtcr
at
rnw
nurri,
ohjorll'MH
to
the
iplinritloa
liny
tie
fllfd
itli
trip
mi
Waifr
Mirortlcr
or
with
iih
niHiinmllr
r
W'iir
Ulrhii,
Parlla-nirnt
Kulldinaa,
Victoria,
H.
C,
within
thlrtr
najr
arier
w
urn
atuwaraiirr
,u
this
iM.tlpf
In
a
hval
iriptr.
Tn
dl
i.f
tlw
rirl
nubllralhin
Hit
litis
noiln
it
mir
to.
Il.
.
,..-
,
comasy,
r.Ti:f
Apiillrant.
Bt
P.
P.
VATIItn.
Aicnt.
00V(RNMtNT
LIQUOR
ACT"
Notka
ef
Aaalltallon
for
Conaant
'
la
TranaVar
Baar
Lie.
NtlTirn
I
HtJIKnv
-OIYK.N
flint
Wlh
th
liy
ur
Auvual
lil
lh
umlrrNnK-il
lUMirrt
fur
ninwiit
m
lranfrr
or
BM-r
LI-
rnre
minilHTMl
I7U
ami
uru
n
mmi
kmtwli
a
furl
t:b-iiiit
llolel.
Prt
CI-uiriila.
n.
C.
lilHtit
III
laml
ilwrllwil
at
Lot
7,
ttlork
17.
in
SiiMUWon
ttt
Lot
IKj.
fjm-pn
i.nariinie
imi',
irm-r
l
and
ItrriMry
Klulrlrt,
tn
the
Prnvinra
or
a.-,
...a.
J'-.t
I.
la
fr-olla
t-Mil
at
lltrBA
til
.;
V.
.
h.inH
iniMrt
In
111
Pmv-
1
lies
niiii
v
i
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inra
nr
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Clnmli.
th
ranirrrrra
V.iiin
.1
frin,-.
iinnrrt.
II
.
C
'Ibialjut
,Ujr
r
mVAr
HAMPTON
AppllranM
and
Tranaftrra.
LAND
MOT,
!
Netlc
61
Intamlonto'apply
ta
Laa
Land.
In
Land
fliriiMlnit
nilrlrt
or
Prlnrj
HniM-rt,
and
alluate
n
north
ahore
or
in
t
li
umwl
HV
on
Simtli
WMI
lal
"J
i
i
i.land.
a
x.ut
one
mile
ral
rnmi
Blutr
f"'L
,
i
.
TAkr.
.VinilT.
inai
r.,
ihhiiw..
.
Inlrt
rnivlnra
or
llrlimh
Cnliinibla.
oeru-Suon.
Pit
wry
Mnirrr.
-2
"
,?r
a
orihi.
rollowmir
drrlb.
d
laihHi
Ci.n,inan.l.i
at
-a
n..l
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.
m
i.bu...a
t.a
r
An
lhf
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I
fl
-'t
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tMat
IHUIl'
I'tlllHI
INt-H'
.......
inn
trmy
mama,
!"
,;
;:,"
W.t-rVM.rl.i
thrnrP
ru.h.w.nr
h's''
amt
n.iilaltiiiia
rlal.ty
rrr.
morr
or
Ut.
ii.mii
July
ioiu.
let.
wMUi
Applicaat.
bbbbbbbbbbbbbbI
A
VERY
GOOD
MILK
I
'many
lellerK.
m
It
JT
1'afiffp
Milk
haft
won
ihdtheld
ihe
friend
it
tin
hv
it
nnfail-liitf
-yooil
ijuality.
It
i
tin
primarily
that
hring
in
no
'vyomeu
ami
elier
who
Took
with
it
gel
xiiclt
good
reuli
"Hmt
lliey
are
In
write
in
and
(ell
u
how,
well
they
like
It
for
eooktrifr;
.
PACIFIC
MILK
Mead
Office,
Vancouver
Factories:
Ladner
and
AbboUford,
B.C.
niiiiin.
if
.Mr.
King
hail
an
amendment
to
the
report
lo
bs
carried
why
did
he
noi
move
if
iiiAlead
of
an
amendment
which
wa
defeated?
aked
the
eppaket.
The
reaon
diolution
a
re-quelled
hy
Mr.
Kina
wa
in
or
der
lo
avoid
the
vole,
of
cenxure.
".Vow
we
are
told
we
inuxt
lirinq
the
l.iheral
government
hark
to
ave
Ihe
Urilii
Oontjtution.
I
the
Movcrnnn'iil
lo
have
Ihe
righl
lo
kill
n
parliament
in
order
to
keep
the
parliament
from
killing
it?'
xaid
Mr.
Meighen.
Defends
'Governor
The
peaker
aid
that
never
would
Karon
liyng
move
it
.lep
to
impair
rppouiblc
government
in
thi
Dominion.
Hepon-
xilile
government
wa
the
holding
of
a
giiverttment
repnnihle
lo
the
reprexenlalive
of
Ihe
people.
Itrilioh
lntitution
'were
haei
on
retponihle
government
which
meant
the
holding
of
a
government
re.ponible
lo
par-
Fliameni.
"The
main
point
which
I
-wi
lo
drive
home
lo
you
i
that
no
government
at
all,
at
any
time,
ha
Ihe
rkght
(n
dU-ove
a
parliament
while
a
motion
of
censure
i
hanging
over
it
head
in
the
IIntie,"
alj
Mr.
Meighen.
The
Houe
of
Com
mon
wa
a
tribunal
to
decide
upon
quexlion
of.tHtlicy
and
ad-
minitrallon.
O'he
head
of
the
Justice
Derjrlnlenl
had
certifiwl
iuer
hi
i.
ij
nature
that
Ihe
Gon-enative
party'
acdon
had
heen
legal
In
every
way,
that
the
government
had
been
legally
con-tilUted
and
In
accord
with
precedence.
There
wa
no
vote
of
cetuurc
pending
again!
the
Conervaiive.i,
aid
Mr.
ilftighep.
and
they
got
dilution.
A
a
matter
nf
fart,
llie
speaker
atd,
tie
did
not
know
very
many
who
were
thinking
very
criouly
about
Ihe
cinlitution
buine.
The
Liberal
government
had
been
-driven
out
in
disgrace
and
were
now
aking
th
people
to
ave
t
Ito
conlilutioi;
by
hrineing
them
back.
The
People
of
Canada
were
iutereteJ
in
the
hone.l
and
efficient
handling
of
puMic
affair.
Wa
uch
a
.govsrnmenl
a
the
Mac
kenzie
Klntf
governmenl
going
to
lie
nonerated
by
the
Canadian
people
becnue
they
(the
people!
were
afraid
of
the
security
of
the
cor.jilltulion?
"I
do
not
tiMially
make
elft-Hon
prophexie,
hut
I
do
ny
this
and
I
.ay
it
in
all
sincerity,
that
in
all
the
Dominion
clco-'
have
never
seen
llie.nnh'
lie
.feeling
o
ilctermined
and
eonfWnl.
and
felt
more
a-ured
that
Ihe
people
will
vin
TINIIER
SALE
X8109.
Thrr
Will
U
nrrxrmt
fur
ula
at
Pnl.llf
AuitH.ii.
at
ihmki
-on
thn
lnl
tlay
or
Aur-ut,
l,
in
tlx
urric
or
ih-
Olstrict
toirlrr,
i'rinre
HUxTI.
U.
C.
tl
Urrnc
XI
I
mv,
lo
cut
l.Jo,00
rrt
or
Sprucr,
llnnlork
ami
crnlar,
on
an
arra
MtuatrU
00
Lofati
Inlet,
(.lunn
(harlolle
Itland.
two
(;
yrara
will
bn
allowrnl
ror
re-DKival
Of
timber,
I'l-Mvlded,
tim
any
nti
tinalil
to
attond
thn
aurlliiii
in
lnmn
tny
auhinlt
a
n
ah-d
IrmltT
to
t
oiwiird
at
th
hour
or
auction
and
Irralisl
aHH
bid.
Fiirllicr
particulars
0r
the
Chirr
Fore-lr,
Vlrtorfa,
ll.
t:.,
nr
'lustrlri
Korrler,
I'rlnpe
Ituprrt.
D.
C.
TIMBER.
SALE
XS108.
Thrr
will
bf
orrrrrd
(nr
te
at
Public
Aurtion,
at
J
p.m.
on
llw
flrtl
djy
or
Sip-IMiilM-r,
MIS,
In
th
nrrirr
or
th
MMrlrt
I'orrurr,
Prinr
Iiuorrl,
II.
C,
thn
l.lrrnr
XSIOS,
to
out
l8.Htl.iimi
rwt
or
Sprurr,
lliiiilii.
il
ami
t'.tar,
on
an
arra
Mluatrd
on
srlwjti
Inlet
and
adjolnlnr
Lot
JI&
and
s,
T.
I.
olli,
unrm
r.hrlotli
ItlaiuN.
Thrre
(3!
ytara
will
be
allowed
rnr
rr-Dioval
or
the
llintirr.
Provided
that
any
nnn
unablo
to
altrnrt
Ihr
aurilon
In
tirriMin
may
Hinill
a
acaled
IriidiT
to
bo
oi
nod
arvhi-
hour
or
aunlnn
and
trnONt
a
nnr
bid.
runnrr
iartirular
or
llia
Ch(r
Fnrrs-
lar,
Virt.iria,
it.
c.
or
Klilrlrt
oreler,
Iflpry'
nntM-rt,'
ll.
'c.
TIMBER
SALE
X8148
Hrah-d
I.Mi,ler
will
b
rorrlrril
by
the
Mlnlatrr
or
laud
t
Virion
not
Imrr
than
iiooimm
)
it
r,
Hi
day
or
Aiuriiat,
lv.
rnr-tlw
nu?rhacior
Llrrnrp
XSIIS,
to
rut
.,i
B)nii,
nr.
imi
an
arw
ittraira
on
iH.rll.ui
or
Lot
tsni-
and
43fl
near
LiiiM-liliiiit
camidian
.National
Hallway,
lunar
8,
Coat
Kistrlrt.
Thrwi
(S
yrara
will
b
atlowrd
ttt
rrmoval
or
Umber.
niriner
pariirulara
or
the
Chler
For
CT1
-E3IE7
STHWS
"
'PAOWrltTVC
dicate
the
"God-given
blessing
ofj!
ciean
ann
nonei
arminiirarinn.i
I
am
appealing
to
you
as
a
citizen
wneh
I
say
that
if
ever
Ja
Canadian
goverlnent
come
be
fore
you
with
It
hands
stalnel;
a
the
King
government
i
slain-
ed,
reriKured
bythe
whole
of
CHiuida,
I
.aky6u,
do
not
havoJi
lit
aro
over
Jlte
world
that
a
gov-
erumenl
which
tand
indicted
and
convicted
of
connivance
atuli
i
collision
in
office,
do
not
hav4
jit
tio
over
the
whop
world
lhat
jit'i
jul
the
kirn!
of
governmentt
I
me
L-apaoiau
pcopie
want,
a:il
i.Mr.
rilplglieii.in
;-.cIomg
hi
ad-t
drp.
r:
w
Leont
Ladner
:
In
the
coufVe
of
U
addreS
Leon
J.
Ladner
spoke
upon
the
development
of
Canada
and
the
larirf
qiieklion.
He
had
'beenl
t
.,
S
niii.ir.i-fi
iii-yiiuu
onoprstannmga
when
he
had
picked
up
a
lillle.
paper
here
called
The
Daily
News
...I.
1
-t
i
!
.
1
9
wiiicn
uau
given
umi
ine
nwj
that
hi
friend
Mr.'Slork
had
naidJ
the
only
way
lo
reduce
or
terminate
smuggling
was
through
free
trade
and
the
ret
of
the
article
had
staled
(hat
what
Canada
wan
I
c.
I
was
free
rrnde
and
that
smuggling
could
only
be
slopped
that
way.
The
speaker
could
not
hPlipve
that
Mr.
tork
had
been
seriott.
If
there
wa
one
thing
which
would
aid
the
destruction
of
the
people
of
Canada,
and
particularly
in
weslern
Ikinada,
it
was
free
trade.
I'rince
Iluperl,
like
every
other
city,
must
look
upon
its
revelniimenl
from
commerce
and
shipping
and
they
mul
have
protection.
markets
for
Canadian
farm
prol'
or
through
mil
being
able
to
se
Cure
a
position
or
job
in
this
country.
The
States
were
proving
a
magnet
because
they
offered
higher
wagp
in
that
country.
There
must
he
some
fundamental
reason
for
thee
condition.
For
Ihe
pal
hundred
years
the
United
'States
bad
enforced
a
tariff
nearly
three
times
der
almost
similar
circumstances
to
thoe
already
'estaliUshed.
(Boots
and
Shoes
The
opeaker
Tited
the'-instahce
of
the
boot
and
shoe
trade.
Ca
nada
had
imported
from
the
"Unit
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
3TheMineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
'TO
THE
N
OFOECCIBR,
1825.
IIas;
produced
Iinerals
as
follows;
Placer
fiold,
77,fl03,0i5;
Lode
Oold,
$t22.808,-.5U;8ilvi?r,-'74l'li,l3U7;
Lead,
480,2
18;07;
Copper,
$107;042,0
47;
zinc,
$3;92.T,047;
Miscllnriieous
Minerals,
sjl,5!4,:t87r
Coal
and
Coke,
273,0
18,05:1;
lliilldiitg
Stone.
Uriel,
Cetneit,
etc.,
$i
1,005,880;
making
Its
Mineral
Production
to
the
end
of
1025
Miow
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$920,919,628
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1925,
$61,492,242
The
"Mining
Law
of
tb&
Province
are
more
libernhnnd
the
fees
lower
than
1hoe
of
ony
oilier
Province
In
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
In
the
British
Kmpire.
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
'Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
sucti
properties,-the
security
of
which
i.
'guaranteed
by
Crown
Grants.
Full
information,
together
with
Mining
Heports
and
Maps,
may
be
obtained
gratis
by
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MN1STER
OF
MINES
'
'Victoria,
British
Columbia.
S.ll.
Practically
all
British
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
development
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
the
Annual
Reports
of
the
Minister
of
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
investments
should
refer
to
such
reports.
They
are
available
without
charge
on
application
to
the
Department
of
Mines,
Victoria,
H.C..
Reports
covering
each
of
the
six
Mineral
Survey
Districts
are
published
separately,
and
are
available
on
application.
Reports
of
the
fieo'Iogical
Survey
of
Carir
nda,
AVinch
Building,
Vancouver,
are
recommended
as
valuable
purees
of
sold
to
them.
The
speaker
said
Ihat
the
protective
system
would
likely
fnrreae
the
cost
of
articles
Until
internal
competition
kpjd
the
prices
down.
In
Ihe
United
Stales
prices
of
articles
were
less
but
the
wajes
were
holier
-.i
..
.
,
i
i
The
policy
of
the
0)nervaliveia,.,"
,
,
s
.
.
.
Igm
on
which
they
could
pnjoy
parly
wa
not
-in
doubt
and
was
life.
PlMr
.lofinil'nnH
.H,in
M..I'
Voic':
W
OU
in
thej
quelion.
Hieir
pdicy
had
been
in
ex
i.lence
since
187.
The
prottw
United
States?"
I
Mr.
Ladner
replied
by
saying)
"
he
'was
a
native
on
nf
It.
C.
andj
wanted
lo
stay
iiere
and
assist
to'.
,
live
system,
particularly
In
the
rn.t
nr.
obtain
a
government
which
would
V.ll,..f
MUM
p.l,Cfl
IH-
to
industry
and
preserved
the
benefit
the
entire
country.
i
:
Fish
Traps
.luce.
The
VinPrAaliv
tirnlo..
"I"
"
'I""'""'
,
,
fih
traps,
Mr.
Ladner
aid
he
ii..
lion
i-.irf
tariff
wa
a
policy
-
of
a
rea-
.
.
.
!.
,
.
.
.r
had
spent
three
or
four
days
slu-
,
,
,
'
onahle
tariff
and
not
in
the
.
.
.
,.
.
.
r
m
,-v
-,.;.
,.;,.
W"
bi
question.
It
appeared
er.
I"
higher,
.
',
hut
,
,
,
o
protect
the
that
fish
traps
had
been
put
in
p
IZ
Z"i
T
T
?h
"'"""'approval
of
Mr.
Stork
and
on
the
trie.
and
thereby
make
t
this
na-
,
',,
,
,.,
,,
.
.
,
,
.
strength
of
that
the
Canadian,
tion
more
elf-conlainei
to
de-
,
.
,
.
'
.
..
.
,
,
.
l-ihinsc
Company
r.
had
made
a
very
;
'
,,1Br
a
l
7o
1.
T
investment
to
enrrt.le
them
r
r
!.'r,
,
,
'ficotnpele
will,
the
Unite,!
States!
Ull
Ihat
nearly
800.00
-.,,,
jn)luM
who
,)SJ(,
,f
...
...
.....r
..u..
rn-an,
...r
."n-1
,
herf,.
AccoHinglv
the
company
i
erican
bonier
duntux
the
pa
four
hfl(
,
inves(mPn,
and
ear
hecaue
they
eoul.
not
find!,
con.f
,.Paljon
of
lra
ia)
employment
here.
I
hat
was
tl.r
.jJ
fl
J
ylr
slorV
lue
ttnlay
a
in
1925.
,
cl
(i
,lf
M
am
sai
Fotura
at
suke
niey
nol
operate
the
fish
What
wa
the
fulure
of
HritUh
i
tru.
.Tnf
weaker
said
that
the
Columbia?
The
province
bad
vast
Canadian
Fihing
Co.
had
not
pot
natural
resource
in
several
rcs-ju,,.
,rap
jjcene
throttgh
the
)n-pecl.
agriculture,
forestry,
flh-
,ervative
parly,
and
that
on
Mon-,
lug.
manufacture,
mining
and
,iay
morning
the
traps
would
be!
hipping
and
emnmerce.
We
had
nulled
1n.
The
condition
had
been
a
miniature
nation
within
the
con-
brought
about
hecause
business-
fine
of
Britiih
Columbia.
How,
like
nielhod
"had
not
been
uel
were
we
igolng
to
develop
it
ir
we:an,i
n,p
game
had
nof
been
played
had
diverified
interests?
The
jn
this
conneclion.
way
lo
develop
Ihe
province
wa
The
speaker
read
a
telegram
lo
adopl
a
statesmanlike
course
,
aildresed
to
lion.
P.
J.
A.
Cardin,
which
vwtild
seek
lo
develop
these
;ottawa,
from
Mr.
Stork
in
which
Industrie,
extend
our
shipping,
the
latter
had
said
that
under
the
extend
anir
trade
and
extend
our!
circumstances
described
in
a
tre-
indiislries
and
thus
invite
our
viou
wire
from
the
minister
he!
voting
men
and
women
lo
stay
inj
(Mr.
Slork
was
willing
that
thej
the
country-.
What
wa
the
ecu-
lenses
be
issued
on
the
condi-
nornic
pnliry
which
would
brinCl
about
thee
results?
The
speaker
compared
condition
In
the
Dominion
of
Canada
with
condi-
linns
outlined.
Voice:
"Wltat
conditions?"
Brady
Speaks
.1
C
Ttraitv
nnnapvnlivp
atnn.J-
lions'itithri
Inited
Jates.
,
Vty
dardbeai-er
for
the
district,
open-wir
il
trial
with
Ihejsame
Urillshle.t
his
remarks
hv
stallmir
that
it
stock.juiil
colMtpejitalitfHJk
in
Cttwas
not
his
avtrblic
nadabtf-in
tbf
Uinllj;
States
fvy
thaUbevwOHld.address
meetlnp
and!
Ihe
people.
day
wrt
finly
liad
a
population
of;of
1'nnce
Uupert
at
a
meeting)
8,50n.ooo
people
ami
the
United
later
when
every
aspect
of
the
Slates
had
UHl.flnO.nnO
people?!
great
questions
before
Ihe
elec-V3iv
wa
it
that
the
sons
and
i
nr
AvntiM
lu
I
limwittrtitv
unit
ed
"Slates
something
tike
200,-
and
had
not
been
"illsoussed
as
It
(nio.mro
more,
goods
man
-wo
had
shorild
have
been.
He
hud
alteml-
ja
protective
tariff
I
bey
conserved
'their
surplus
products.
Canada
I
PREVENT
FOREST
FIRES
i
you
cm
I
B.C.
FOREST
SERVICE
-
.
"i
Loggers!
710
Second
Avenue
daughter
of
Canada
were
leaving!
honestly
discused.
The
speaker
i-.for
",p
lshermen
which
would
their
homes,
relatives
and
friends
.JaM
that
if
any
man
or
woman'atrnnl
t,IPir
1)0il,!'
lwlpcl'on
ln
and
goimr
tn
a
foreign
country
to
w-as
bound
tirenslaved
by
a
party
onny
iwcather.
earn
a
livinsf
II
was
merelv
ho-,
ii.t.-m
rtAinjr
f.fnn
inination
Y
Mr.
Brady
told
of
his
recent
cause
they
could
earn
more
wages
to
llie
people
and
the
future
of
vis"
,0
Portland
Canal.
At
no
this
irreat
conslilnlion.
Mr
irmlv
Tla
had
he
found
any
opposi-
sai.l
that
the
day
of
partrpolitk-s
until
his
last
meeting
at
An-had
e
had
spoken
for
an
hour
cone
and
that
if
any
rrutn
or
i-
woman
placed
the
parly
before."1''
throe
fpiarlers
there
without
the
irood
of
the
country
ami
the
youth
of
the
country
they
Avere
not
doing
right.
It
had
been
said
that
he
"was
-nut
tiecause
of
something
"offered
'hv
Ihe
Cnnaervntive
interruption
and
then
Wwlter
Shaw
had
demanded
the
right
to
speaTv.
Tlti
had
been
given
him
and
Waller
had
made
personal
attacks
on
him.
For
this
he
party,
but
he
could
MI
the
au-,Wimp,l
Dawson
who
higher
than
In
'Canada,
the
resultjdience
he
was
-out
for
the
arood!i!ii,p,l
tl,al
place
and
be
claimrd
of
which
had
been
that
capitaliof
Prince
Hunert
and
the
pood
of!""1'
concocted
the
little
scheme."
had
fell
safe
in
Hie
Uniteii
statesj
(hp
country
that
those
children'
and
manufacturers
knew
perfectlyibonron
Canadian
soil
might
growi
FREIGHTER.
ARRIVES
well
Hint
IIipv
wpre
pninnelinir
nii.l
.tn
si.i
tivn
Ui.,nn.l
.,
ai
(,
rnnnn.i
i
a
aaiv
niuuiaM
lo
proaway.
He
was
no
petty
po-J
)
tLtAK
tUolUInu
had
iiucian,
ne
was
otu
or
wnai
-'nu
W1V
7TA
ICI
Akin
woiild
nvakctho
dry
ol
Prince
UH
WAI
IX)
lOLrUlU
HupeM
ia
big
city.
The
s-peaker
said
that
the
fish
trap
licene
busine.
was
rotten
The
-'S.tTiVron.
freighter
Alaska,
Capt.
l'eter
'OmniuniUen,
-arriviMl
in
port
-at
in
o'clock
this
morning
from
()aka,
Japanjaml
anchored
exported
to
that
country,
thus
by
j
ed
a
big
meetlng-of
fishermen
and
'mil
in
the
harlwr.
The
vessel,
was
suffering
with
instability
of
government
which
had
brought
on
the
present
election.
Oamoia
also
Intitnnlnit
fni
tivvt'ia
n
rtln..1l..ul
SnSl,i:B;"
0D'Mr',
ForM,n'
product
from
America
than
wc
had
WTillen
an
editorial
in
"He-!
which
'is
regitered
1n
HauveSnrtd,
sources"
tn
which
he
had
fonght
Norwtty,
and-tarries
'n
citav
of
for
Ihe
people's
rlights.
What-
85
men,
called
into
port
to
clear
ever
injustice
had
4een
done
won
Id
be
right
ed
.
W
r,'
h
rrwty
sipoke
of
the
conditions
at
Cow
Hay
and
advocated
the
building
of
a
float
miarantine
aiid
custonCs
prior
to
saitlnsr
for
Oueen
'Charlotte
City
lo
load
1,500,000
feet
of
lumber
for
Atlantic-ports.
Loggers!
We
have
the
only
complete
stock
of
Gilchrist
Jacks
and
parts
in
the
North.
We
handle
Logging
Gable,
Axes,
Peavies,
Saws,
and
general
Camp
Equipment.
It
will
pay
you
to
see
us
when.
outfitting.
Stork's
Hardware
limited
SUMMER
SUGGESTIONS
FOR
WOOD
Dry
Jack
Pine,
Cedar,
Birch
and
Spruce
Per
load
S6.S0
Per
batf
load
........
3.50
Per
sack
.50
Burn
Wood
and
Keep
Cool
I
HydeTransfer
1
SO
'Second
AvoniM
Phone
450
Night
or
Dai
WK
BUY
BOTTLES.
I
LK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
"AND
WHIP-PrRG
CREAM
We
specially
'recommend
our
Table
Cream
at
15o
for
Half
Pint.
0uattty
anl
Service
Special
loel
Delivery
Service
Vderitin
Dairy
Phone
M7