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DAILY
EDITIOH
Friday,
Au?.
20,
1926.
Rains
in
Alberta
Added
Twenty
Millions.
The
-Alberta
Minister
of
Agriculture
slated
the
other
dav
that
Ihe
fain,
hi.
Alberta
bad
added
twenty
million
dollars
to
the
wealth.
of
the
people
of
Alberta
in
helping
the
grain
to
fill
out
at
the
lat.
This
was
a
great
thing
for
the
province
and
will
alo
aid
Prince
Rupert
by
providing
more
grain
for
the
local
elevator
lo
handle.
Mr.
lloadley
thinks
the
wheat
crop
.alone
will
je
teu
million
bushels
heavier
as
a
result
of
the
rain.
Frock
Coat
Freaks
At
Garden
Party.
Fashion
decrees
that
the
frock
coat
and
silk
hat
is
the
proper
thin?
for
a
man
to
wear
at
a
garden
party.
That
shows
how
foolish
men
are.
They
will
wear
anything
or
do
anything
just
to
be
In
fashion.
Cm
to
a
big
dance
in
Prince
Rupert
and
look
at
the
men
sweltering
around
in
heavy
evening
dress,
while
the
women,
more
sensible
by
far,
frolic
through
the
evening
in
the
lightest
and.
flimsiest
'materials
and
sometimeSjWith
.much
of
the
person
wholly"
uncovered.)
The
other
day
the
Luidon
Times
showed
a
picture
of
hun
dreds
of
what
are
considered
to
be
Ihe
bminiest
men
in
the
world
at
a
garden
party
in
Buckingham
Palace
grounds,
each
Willi
a
black
frock
coat
and
silk
hat,
On
a
sunny
day
it
is
one
of
the
most
ridiculous
sights
imaginable
and
yet
they
do
it
seriously
and
dutifully
and
never
seem
to
see
the
humor
of
the
situation.
But
that
is
Ihe
way
of
he
.Englishman.
He
is
about
as
serious
and
foolish,
as
a
Yankee.
Another
Foolish
Thing
For
a
Brainy
Man
to
Say.
v
Premier
Meigheh
ha
a
lot
of
brain,
really,
although
to
listen
to
him
one
would
hardly
think
so
and
to
read
his
speeches
is
even
worse.
Here
is
one
of
the
funny
things
he
said
recently
at
Kaniloops.
At
first
it
was
denied,
but
Ja.tep
confirmed
by
the
..speaker:'
.
.
'Hisn'Mr.
King's)
motive
is
to
stir
up
feelings
against
the
onusn
ana
i,om
ityng,
and
we
arc
determined
to
let
the
people
know
where
lie
will
lead
(hernias
proven
during
the
last
five'
yenrs
imu
me
nanus
oi
me
united
Slates.
If
he
is
returned
o
pywer,
i
tieeiare
to
you
mat
Canada
wilLIose
status
asa
proud
jtiehiber
among,
the
Couvnron
calth
of
Nations
and
become
an
adjunct
oi
tnc
republic
to
the
south."
Easily
Deceived
In
Politics.
:
There
Is
nothing
on
which
.a
person
cart
so
easily
be
de,-
.ceiveu
us
.pouues
or
a
real
estate
tiooni.
During
a
real
estate
,000
m
most
people
become
insane
They
lose
Iheir
proper
sense
of
values,
and
the
same
thing
occurs
in
a
political
cniinnivii.
Hpmshi
mes
place
to
prejudice
and
emotion
and
the
result
is
H14n.tA'-iliij"in,,!6i
'te'
for.
n-taau
or
parly
which
in
their
saner
niouVnTV
ihVV
would
-rtfYiP
1h
'ifii
.
'
'
"
I
Two
Vital
Spots
,
frV
Discovered;
.,
,
,
'I
het-persoii
who
made
a
suggestion
thai
Premier,
Meigheo
might
try
jo
'merge
the
Canadian
.National
inlo
the
C.
P.
R.
seems
Io
have
touched
a
vital
soot
for
in
PVfPV
npfrh
nmiln
in
llio
lrtsj
lwt).
vepks
Mr.
Meigbcn
has
taken,
a
'lot
of
time
in
denying
'
i".-niMij5
iniiiuic
iciiiihivs
uiiiiui
me
peopie
responsible
for
saying;.anytlung
so
displeasing
to
.him.
An.0lli:r
.Suggestion
that
roused
the
ire
of,
soniebodv
wa
UkU
iii)V?
Prince
Rupert
person
voting
Tory
was
a
fit
subject
for
judical
examination
of
the
brain.
Judging
by
the
furore,
it
mtisfhave
lncn
correct.
The
Tory
organ
seems
to
imply
that
it
Is
indecent
to
attack
people
on
so
vital
a
spot.
At
anv
rate
a
wnoie
roiumu
is
devoted
to
denying
the
fact.
As
Macbeth
or
some
omer
wine
person
said;
"Methinks
he
doth
protest
too
jinivu,
ine
urtieje
proves
me
assertion
atjeasl
in
one
case.
VERNOR
SMITH
ON
RAILWAYS
Declares
C.
P.
R.
Has
Lines
to
Deteriorate
and
Fu
ture
Lies
With
C.
N.
R.
RUPERT
IS
INTERESTED
Peace
River
Should
Provide
Traf-f
io
For
This
Part
of
National
Railway
System.
fn
a
special
despatch
to
the
GluKary
Albcrtan,
Vemor
Sinitli.
formerly
of
Prince
Itupert,
bro-
1
1.
.T
l.lk...
V..
.ill.
11,
..II..
M
from
lUyer'area
isfj
CAMPBELL
WAS
'
made
tributary
toot.'
,
If
the
C.
P.
H.
1s
brought
into!
QUEST
OF
ROTARY
me
territory
ny
me
pmunwi
then
the
iV
N.
II.
would
bi
de
prived
of
(hal
bulnef
and
the
sV
Mating
that
,
,
the.
x
ownership
.
i
of
r'1""
instruction
"l
wi....
and
ifi.
operation
ft.....n.m
of
the
K.
I.
A
H.
C.
and
Antral
Ca-
vnM"
"
Jf
-
"
'
.
Z.
LT.
m
.
.
nada
railways
by
the
province
was
aNo
f)
wt,
are-
nfster
of
railways,
vigorously
The
Alberlan.
nan.
that
the
line
ials
again
resume
their
propa-
,
.,
1
in
f.--
..f
l.
."......f
niL.ll
nuuni
.......
...
w.
1
hit
"iiu
.....
.l.mi.
1
1.
....I...!
.
lieve,
moreover,-that
the
railway
possibilities
of
this
province
would
be
terminated
if
the
railways
which
it
has
financed
were
incorporated
with
one
or
other
of
Ihe
transcontinental
systems.
The
Journal
asserts
that
if
the
province
undertakes
to
operate
these
THE
NAN
IN
THE
MOON
layi:
1'he
editor
says
a
CLUB
AT
LUNCHEON
'essential
traffic
diverted
to
llif
jpjjdent
Orme
Spoke
of
Regret
Aiiowea
c,
p.
nt
r
siniilh
pointed
nut
I1
"
;
',,
'
Dominion
m.vcrnnient
IS
rrUI
It'll
U!l
Conllngencles
"11"
U
time.
therefore,"
he
urged,,
"that
Hie
people
of
Alberta
took
an
active
interest
in
this
nialter'iiit
reulel
what
is
j
involved
In
connect
ion
with
Iheir
lliabillliest
for
railway
construc-llidn.
The
province
i
propor-
'
l
n..inl..
i:i.i..
..Il...n
iiiiuaici
imuii'
mill
tnuva
mi-
ihces
for
its
share
of
principal
and
interest
on
the
bonds
(niar-anleed
and
advances
made
by
the
for
the
Felt
at
Losing
Their
Visitor
as
Citizen
of
Prince
RuperL
,
At
the
meeliiir
of
the
llotary
Club
yestwday.
one
of
the
honored
ituests
was
S.
K.
ciiiiplell,
who
had
b'f
inxiicd
there
so
thai
the
members
iplslil
bid
liiro
adi'ii.i
He
is
bsiviug
Saturday
itnd
during;
the
past
few
years
has
oTteli
been
the
guest
of
members
on
sevenil
occasions,
president
Orme
spoke
of
the
regret
all
fi'lt
at
hi
going
.
and
wished
him
well
in
III
work.
Asked
for
a
few
words,
.Mr.
Camplell
said
it
was
nearly
five
ears
since
he
first
came
to
here.
lJ
a
for
all
bonds
One
thing
hal
,
,
a.pn.Mnre
public
interest
and
that
the
rental
',
OMMlllMi
,hu
,irmi,.
fn.
offered
by
the
C.
P.
It.
would
not
;
"
"
,
"
v"
hud
struck
Ii
tin
Jurillff
during
that
time
was
the
won
derful
hospitality
of
the
people
of
and
J.
T.
P.
branch
roiislruetioiijthe
city.
.Never
in
any
place
had.
in
Alberta.
If.
therefore,
the
pro-
he
found
such
general
kindness.
si
de-
ue-
..
.
.
...
.........
o..
...
..
v....
...i
i
,4
.
...
,,,
,iiife
cre
m
persist
in
u
ouiu-j
ruru
'jni
uvuhu
u
.
,,
...
itnded
the
ic
policy
policy
of
or
the
ine
.ujer
Alberta
a
...r.A
.
wrtl,
lllU,.,,
....i
fu..iia
fiiiiKS
government.
"!
tonnUfJy
(
o
tJ(e
inl(.r.,u
,
WJ-
''V,
o1"
j!.?
i
of
the
tninadiah
.National
railways
be
was
leaving
ami
this
h
wmibl.
.Mr.
m
in
i
'
,leteb
say:
He
would
always
be
inler-...e
had
been
allovved
'
to;
f
,
,
,.rlneB
uperl
and
do
the
C.
P.
It.
and
.
,.
1
.i
,
deteriorate
e
by
by
J:
Jninii
frnViinn-ii.Tr
i-.fi
1
0O,u'!'e
ouil
eventually
influence
interests
of
the
eily.
V
..
V.
::
.
7.
'
.
,a
policy
onMie
nart
of
the
Dnm-l
Ik
J.
Mflliii.
in
ncv
maiiiiitoi
nun
inn
i
ic
tmiiji
m.ikn
iriini
.
llnjO.
P.
Jt.
could
make
from
.,.
,
.
-,w
u!
.
lllB
"
"Si
VXSS'
in
Ik.
nwiM.
Mm
M
-
zi'-E'
ttjrr..!trs"is
r.r."r
prince
rupert
roads
'
'
m
m
1
t-
Ui
11110111111
IIMUIrU
SIS
HIT
Ml
!
was'
full
of
fallacies,
.Mr.
smith
...
...
...
.
.
The
Calgary
Herald
and
J-il-,;,lneJ'V"1
'.""T1?"-
f"'!
n
monton
Journal
in
reeent
editor-
1
'
"T,
'
ARE
BEST
IN
WORLD
IN
A
TOWN
OF
THIS
SIZE
II.
McLean,
rity
ein:ilieer
yes-
Pacific
Hallway
iieinjf
iK?rmitted
"
"
""
"
nla.v
at
Hie
junury
i;ihl.
spukc
Io
continue
in
possession
t
the
m
T
.
ttn,,
,,ne
'h
of
..
the
eicelleuee
.
..
of
the
P.
.m
e
unl
1.1
A
....(.
UilllillVJ
f
ll.a
I).
A
B.
C.
and
Central
tlanada
.
.
J
uiiprt
man..
11-
said
ne
iiM
not
prm
uliU,r
Mr
n""1
know
U.w
Uie
cntinenf
of
railways
ilwavs.
Thev
nrofe-
to
b-in""'1
a
on
,f.inilti.lA.I
.
the
siie
or
Prime
lltipTt
where
the
tii.4.1-
were
as
i"d.
Owinii
to
the
large
ipiantity
of
good
ipia
lily
rock
mill
on
the
k
round
was
cheaper
to
make
roads
here1
than
in
many
plucen.
I
Speaking
of
ttie
surfaeiiiK
that
number
of
had
reeently
lnen
yippll!,
Mr.;
lines
it
would
not
be
giving
any.fl,r"MrV!,'xe
m
(own
feared
ttiey
Mclean
satil
lliey
hail
saveil
from
further
prolection
to
its
invest-j
would
have
o
have
their
heads
ei:iit
to
ten
thousand
dollars
went
and
it
would
not
be
any'
examined
tins
week,
but
no
seri-
through
having
such
good
wea-
freer
to
carrv
on
negotiations
to
ou
results
have
followed.
Only
ther
just
at
the
critical
time.
The
dispose
of
the
property."
Fallacies
Are
Obvious
Mr.
.Smith
says
that
the
fallacies
of
these
arguments
are
obvious
ami
that
they
are
advanced
in
the
interests
of
the
C.
P.
11.
During
really
wun.lerlujjjor
a
Tory
the
processes
of
deterioration
ami
disintegration
which
occurred
on
therfe
lines
through
the
neiglect
of
the
.
P.
P..
suslain
as
the
result
of
anolherl
-
.
loug
period
of
neglect.
The
ren-SI
lal
offered
1y
the
C.
P.
It,
merely
represents
a
portion
of
the
pro-
f.it,wlbch
would
acerue'
to
them
for
their
control
of
the
traffic
from
and
Io
the
leased
lines
and
from
Ihe
expenditure
of
monies
a
few
of
them
are
really
eriuy
iiirfaelng
whs
put
on
thin
so
that;
enough
to
warrant
deportation.
Ml
could
penetrate
and
not
peal!
1110
six
years
in
which
tue
u.
r.
n.-
'
'
leased
the
railways,
the
province!1'
1
(,n,J"
a'Tory
the
real
owner
of
the
railways
.had
suffered
jjreat
loss
through
I'd
fcil
iifelfiiuite
hunkadory.
ror
1
11
Ktiw
quite,
wen
I
was
gcilug
to
hell:
And
that
Is.
the
end
of
the
slory.i
Oeneral
deterioration
of
the'
rits
but
the
word
does
not
seem'
track
and
structures
due
to
in-i
'
rhyme
well.
sufficient
tie
renewals
and
lack'
of
proper
maintenance
of
jinpor-J
tant
sleel
structures,"
said
Mr.
mith,
"has
proceeded
to
a
point!
where
immediate
corrective
remedies
are
necessary
if
the
lines
are
to
be
conserved
ami
placed
in
a
safe
uieratiiiig
condition."
Rental
Is
Inadequate
Mr.
Smith
stated
that
the
rental
onereu
uy
me
u.
I.
Jl.
was
111-I
adequate.
"The
amnunl
which
the
C.
P.
It.
has
offered
the
province
for
another
lease
is
negli-gible
when
set
off
against
the
losses
which
the
properties
would
iff.
Happil)
a
lot
of
the
local
Tories
The
engineer
spoke
of
many
have
a
sense
of
humor,
which
Is
advantages
of
Prince
Unpen
and
tne
was
the
plentiful
supply
f
Ihe
very
tuiesl
water
111
I
lie
world.
f
EN
DOLLARS
FOR
BOYS'
BAND
FUND
th'"
8um
Tov,"r'1
UPk"P
of
Or-
I'd
make
in
a
verse
l,n,.t
ganlzatlon
Promised
By
new
Arrival.
If
I
were
only
a
rit
I.
"""""
y
"anu
I
d
stand
on
llie
el.rrier
and
.illJPa"
'""V1
'
t,,c
Monlral
An.l
loll
ll.em
in
;
Importers
who
have
eontribuled
Of
boll,
iffli
n.l
Torv.
I10"
""
toward
that
organua-
When
the
Tory
'
turned
out
to
be
It.
,
V,.,.
r!M'fk
.'f
h)
J
U.
Miller
and
A.
Itichmond.
'
,n
addlUon
to
the
ten
dollar
Did
von
l...r
nf
ii..
i.it.pr-1
nni
Wbieh
sat
with
its
tale
on
a
mat.'U",a,,i""'
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in.
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ni
;tecent
arrival
and
who
has
tra-
()r
woni.i
.in
n,-iriPt
1ie''d
extensively,
says
he
is
so
liven
wear
a
Progressive
hat.
IF"1
V".'
,?
!'T
,ha'
,,P
W,U
JConlribute
fifty
dollars
a
year
to-
Most
people
know
when
they'
!,rJ
Ule
"Pkeep.or
the
hand.
This
are
wmng
excei.t
a
bridge
parlnerl-t!,
P""0"".
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Mr.
or
a.politiciai.
i
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jpoys
bands
but
he
itoe
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rf.-eii
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reptiles
during
llidl.
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tAtO
ACT,
advanced
for
capital
requirements!'
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anJ
here's
belling
nearly!
K?iVT"'pV2Ili-',?"rln"-"
uuiim',
or
which
Ihe
province
would
be
,ia,f
"f
Ihem
will
vo'tV
the
wronirtcMM
tiiD,'iX3,T.nit
pttf"
"able."
"!
election
day.
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Afl!S
i-roimca
ana
ty.
n.
if.
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The
relationship
of
the
lines
tdi
the
Canadian
National
Hallways
Is
an
aspect
which
should
be
con-sidereil
in
the
question
of
the
control
of
the
K.
I.
&
Jl.
C.
Hall
way,
Mr.
Smilh
replied
in
answer!
to
a
question.
lie
ooinleil
mil'
that
the
western
provinces
had
large
sums
of
money
invested
In
the
form
of
bond
guarantees
in
various
branch
lines
forming
part
of
the
C.
X.
It.
Naturally,
thee,
fore,
said
Mr.
Smith,
the
people
Of
Alberta
were
interested
in
the
vtelrare
Of
the
O.Cv'.'H.,
and
should
carefully
consHJer
the
effect
of
handing
over
the
K.
I),
A
B.
C.
to
the
Canadian
Pacific.
-
"Branch
line
development
Inlo
the
territory
north
of
the
0.
N.
H.
main
line
and
Uj
a
reasonable
distance
south
of
its
main
line,
is,
essential
to
the
future
success
of
the
National
railway,"
said
Mr.
Smith.
"The
Peace
JUver
country
is
naturally
tributary
to
the
1.
T.
P.
portion
of
the
C.
Nr
Jt.
system,
and
there
is
no
prospect
for
ihe
ullimale
profitable
operation
of
the
line
from
Prince
fieorgc
to
Prince
Hupert
unless
the
traffic
Jake
say
s
he's
going
to
helpl.b"
in
JTl
,
?.
'Vi
ftffi!
roll
up
H.ai
substantial
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10
tx"
t
the
Tone
are
talking
about,
llct
m'wiJi
juim
ttiomr,
'jr.nT,
ays
he
Mnnks
he'll
vole
Orit
un-,
oti
w
to,
less
some
other
party
can
show
him
more
money
the
other
way.
FOREST
PROTECTION
WORK
IS
EXPLAINED
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Jl"trl
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Uluil.
ii
Nine
hundred
people
got
theiraum
iZtT
"
"n"t
names
on
the
voters'
list
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Canadian
Forestry
Association,!
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r.
vvr.irnn
addressed
Mie
Holary
Club
yesler-iUl,
i,,,,,,
0fflr,
"''tir
ofTiiiM.
day
on
the
work
of
that
ongaui.n-'
''r'n''
nin,
n,
'c.
Hon.
Jle
.aid
Ibey
were
trying
to!
,,h
Idol
out
the
forest
fire
menace!
L5?..5r'
and
tohl
of
the
means
bHng
taken
.,,r;M''
i"
tnriru
i.ttut
nmrdin
io
accotnpiHh
that
end.
My
various
means
Ihey
were
trying
lo
make
people
realize
the,
danger
of
carelessness.
In
this
province
last
ear
there
was
u
loss
of
over
three
million
dollars
from
forest
fire,
lie
asked
the
sup-i
port
of
Mie
club
In
carrying
on
his
pal
not
ie
work.
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