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DAILT
EDITION
Tuesday,
July
27,
1926.
Boost
your
town
and
the
town
will
boost
you.
Knock
your
town
and
you'll
get
the
knocks
back.
Political
Situation
in
Dominion
as
Whole.
'
nai
uiey
expect
will
happen
in
the
country
as
n
whole
sometimes
iniiiiences
individuals
in
casting
their
own
vote
iti
an
election.
.Many
people,
think
that
it
is
advantageous
to
have
their
member
of
the
same
political
.stripe
us
the
parlv
in
power.
To
h
certain
extent
the
theory-Is
warranted
thought
of
course
there
would
be
no
necessary,
opposition
if
all
members
were
.on.
uie
government
side,
surveys
or
the
political
possibilities
in
the
coiinirj
are
therefore
.always
interesting
As-
Tar
as
Canada
is
concerned
it
looks
like
a
pretty
good
Liberal
chance.
,It
is
difficult
to
perceive
where
the
Conservatives
are
going
to
.strengthen
themselves,
but
it
is
easy
to
see
where
the
Liberals
may
mane
gains.
Seems
Little
Hope
For
Conservatives.
a"
"
t
.'
1
.
.
,
.....
...
,
.vs
uespaicnos,
newspapers
and
.persona!
letters'
from
all
.parts,
of
,
Canada
begin
to
pourvinto.
the
various
political
head-.
.
iuin1,.iiisuus
ui
uieir
viewpoints
are
made
it
is
becoming
apparent,
now
that
the
first
excitement
attendant
uooii
Ilia
A
zti
ii
ft
;.m
..f
1
i.
......
.
1
...
ui.-.tuiM,,u,i
ui
j.unirtiiiriH
ims
passed,
mat
Premier
Meigheii
-will
have-just
as
grfial
difficulty
iir
getting
his
ney
and'shorl-Jiyed
ministi-y
endorsed
by
the
electbrsas
he
did
by
iirliameiit.
The
majority
may
be
proportionally
not
much
greater
than
in
parliament,
but
it
seems
inevitable
th;W
it
must
be
on
the
wrong
side
for
him.
e
Where
Liberals
'
Expect
to
Gain.
i
.
A
CMre.r,!!-s",n:ey
r
,,,e
eastern
situation
leads
to
the
conclusion
lliarthe
Liberal
forces
iu
count
on
a
gain
of
about
12
seats
east
oT
the
Great
Lakes.
U!,S
gai"..i?i
e"'irelj'
at
lhc
Pse
of
the
Conservative
r-.niV.
partj
It
the
changes
respective
strengths
(leaving
the
West
ex-Y
y
as
it
stands)
from
115
Consmatives
and
101
Liberals
to
:il.i
Liberals
and
103
Conservatives.
With
the
collapse
or
the
Progressive
parly
and
the
notable
n
V
li
i
n
?
,pnIP,e
J,rnv",ccs'
o
ay
nothing
qf
the
defection
i
n'
P
mT
U?gers
ra,Uun
frot
t,le
Conservative
side,
he
look
prairies
like
almost
a
clean
sweep
for
Mackenzie
King
Hecovery
or
the
five
seats
i
Saskatrhewaii,
of
all
the
rural
conslitiiehtf
es
of
Manitoba
and
two
seats
in
British
("
wmmi.in
fumlS
.is
eon
idenlly
expected
in
Liberal
circles.
,
.
k
lbfto,
wliere
the
powerful
U.
F.
A.roup
is
still
lromrlv
entrenched,
sMhe
most
difficult
provit.ee
to
size
,
"
t
bu
Hhcre
Tu
t
T-
nn
f
n,aW?
V
here
,al
prog
e
s
'i
in
Z
the
sa
saddle
idt
Jfh
w.lh
a
.
IaC"Z.,e
K",g
f"ve"ent
should
be
back
majority
ove,-
all
after
September
I
t,
GOVERNOR
OF
BERMUDA
Mast
nffcht
on
the
Continental
LU
iflnn
n
III
i
U'd
of
Hip
Caiiailtan
Nnlinn.il
LlREO
OALIUUN
rIbHING
P"rtwI
that,
during
a
short
-
visit
in
lnnlpi.ii
i
..
-n
-
,
'iiiiuiuc,
ou
can-
So
He
Is
on
His
Way
to
Campboll,
''(
on
Hr
w'my
Thornton,
whom
River,
Where
He
Will
Satisfy
'"'
,,a'1.
i"'cn
clo,e
hi
France
His
Fancy.
during
trie
(8reat
War
SAYS
RAILWAY
MORE
RESULTS
FARES
TOO
HIGH
EXAMINATIONS
Svdnav
Brnwnlnn.
of
Nnw
Hazal.
Additional
District
Punll
S
'
j
0
-
-
'
-
-
-
-
V
ton,
Gives
This
As
Opinion,
i-
.
ami,
!e.
the
cost
of
a
roiind-tfiti
Uicknt
ItPtwreu
Hazelton
ami
Van-
west
ahd
one
unit
travelling
east.
According
to
statistics
the
motor
train
is
the
cheapest
form
of
unit
operated
on
the
railways
at
the
present
time
and
should
enable
the
railway
company
to
quote
low-local
rates
on
both
passensrpr
and
freight
traffic.
Mr.
Browning
says
there
are
many
people
in
the
interior
who
would
ue
the
railway
to
a
far
greater
extent
if
cheaper
fares
were
in
force
and
many
farmers
who
would
shin
their
produce
to
Prince
lluperl
If
lower
freight
rale
were
in
ex
istence.
Many
Indians
he
staloil.
con
srrceratrd
around
Hazelton
diirina
the
month
of
July
from
Uie
Ba
hine.s
and
northern
territories.
and
many
of
them
would
take
advantage
of
a
low
fare
to
come
Into
the
city
and
make
purchases.
Roads
Important
Mr.,
Browning
is
also
an
ardent
.
.
I
.
,...,
II..
.-uiiuuri
,",
llir
UllllUllIK
OI
a
road
lo
connect
between
Prince
ftupcrt
anil
the
interior
country
N
many
men.
he
slates,
now
own
automobile
that
4he
Mdunie
of
motor
traffic
is
exnaniliim
fast.
aim
oniy
ny
uie
miitdlng
of
a
good
trunk
highway
between
the
in
lerior
towns
ran
this
desirable
traffic
be
encouraged.
TO
MAKE
LONG
TRIP
FOR
GOLD
Rumor
Ha3
It
That
Stuart
Hen
derson,
K.C.,
Has
Second
Purpose
as
Well
In
North.
Stuart
Henderson.
K.
C
well
known
Victoria
lawyer,
arrived
in
the
city
on
hoard,
the
Prince
Charles
yesterday
afternoon
on
his
way
to
HazHton
front
which
point'he
will
leave
on
a
COO-tnile
gold
seeking
Jrlp
of
Several
weeks
into
central
and
northern
British
Columbia.
Mr.
Ilcndirnn
will
be
accompanied
on
this
long
trip
by
Mmon
(iiiu-a-noot,
the
famous
Indian
whom
he
successfully
de
fended
several
years
ago
on
;
murder
charge.
There
are
few
while
men
In
Bri
tish
Columbia
whose
word
and
counsel
are
respected
by
the
Ba
bble
Indians
like
that
of
uun-A-
WKMPI-XT
JuTT7
P
'
Nw'"
lawyer.
.
Altho,W,
life
trip,
rieuNTvee
r
,
,
-
o
"
r
r
n
Sir
John
Srflovno
o
!
h
T
.
w,"c"
"'rtake
Uermvi.Ia.
hasatastn
fnr,in..i,.M
i.i,.i..r
..'.""I.
""'""-.is
principally
oncernel
with
fdi
flv
.
'
'"""'"'"'nKnwin'-ulnwHi
fisnirig
available
in
that
orf
nil
,
f
recrcatioit.
he
i,
n0W;pa,
l
of
Vancouver
Ma.(d,
which
hi,
..way
to
Campbell
River.
B.
is
one
hundred
miles
nortl
o
U
Mr
John
passed
through
here
Victoria.
So
refreshinand
satisfying!
SHREDDED
WHEAT
with
berries
and
cream
quest
for
mJnorals.
undiscovered
by
previous
prtispectors,
it
is
rumored
that
Mr.
Henderson
has
also
been
asked
to.
settle
differences
which
have
cause
discontent
for
years
past
among
somo
of
the
tribes.
With
(lunrA-Noot
as
guide,
Iwo
ol.lier
Indians,
and
a
train
of
ten
pack
horses,
Mr.
Henderson
will
leave
Hazelton
for
a
secret
des-
I
tiuation
In
the
interior.
The
Inw-
:
....-.
.
.
jvr
ims
aiuusseu
a
iunu
or
inior.-J
maunn
annul
ine
country
lie
proposes
lo
examineand.lfjhenj
l
any
gold
1is
xapct!
toflnd.lt.
lie
.
will
he
away
ibdiit;
two
,
mohths
on
the
trip.
'
A
Durable
Bin!
-Woman
This
Is
a
very
small
chicken'
Uroeiv
Yes,
ma'am,
but
will
take
you
a
lomg
time
eat
It.
Subscribe
to
the
Dally
News.
His
j
Were
Successful
at
High
es,
HuHl.
lirtlli
It
to
Sctioot
Tests.
netb
L.
Johtiiin
Who
That
railway
far,..
pa-
F
T"
?1.
,MK"""
n
',
'
senger
ttii.l
freight.
areVmuOl,
loo,"
u
7.
?
T
V
1,1,1,
on
th'n
norll.rrnliuha.llan
A,llf'tV,'.!"1'
""
"
r,,fl,1'
National
lints
and
aa
ennso-
'"'ll'V"''1
IV."
as
fo
lrtw?
w''
''Hr
BtiTkl.-y.
tirade
liwttco.
volume
.juenee.
am
retarding
the
of
lrarHc
wfiich
woulilfbllicrwis'!irt,lr-
,
,
'
.
....,...
n,
.a1i...
i..H,',.ninl
Lawn
II
111,-
tirade
9
Dorothy
..ii.ii.
iff
im:
ifi:
i--,ii
i-i'in
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:
.
...
ion
,.f
Sv,ln.-
Hrnvnih0-,r,.it.ni.
I
1
1
l'
II
.ll)tVltV
e
.MOIIlOr
Dal
uf
the
Indian
School'
at
New!
Hazelton,
who
is
in
the
vlly
on
a
short
holiday
visit.
-'
Mr.
Browning
stales
Lliat
the
passenger
fare,
a
af
present
sot
hy.
the
Canadian
National
arc
not
equitable
aihl
cited,
as
an
ex.
tort
Oenieiii.
flraile
ttt-Ulur-
enve
.V.
Minak.
i
.John
M.
Wil
liams.
Prinee'tieorge,
mUa
0-lloh-orla
Ihtgle,
John
J.
Sun.
Loos
Hert
It.
I.eboe,
OUn
K.
Leboe.
Yanderhnof.
(trade
9
Kathleen
K.
Cameron
ts.
Laura
A.
Dezell
Toiind-trip
ticket
on
the
triaiwiilar!
f;
Alpehy.
ruei
J.
run
taking
in
Vancouver,
Jasper
i
J,
."''"
,,ru,u
-7'a
Park,
lr
nee
Itinicrf.
nn.t
rnliirn
"
""t
'arvin
.1.
imimi,
immi-
,
......
,
t
to
Vancouver.
The
former
fare
costs
?CI
50
for
the
round-trip.
n
distance
of
somo
1.300
miles,
vlipreni
thn
l.illcr
f:iri
nilv
c,wl
f
18.50,
a
distance
of
spnie
1.750
miles.
'
-
V
;
-4
.;
Mr.
Browning's
idea
iihal
the
P.a
Haitian
National
should
inaugurate
a
local
railway
nmtor
trniij
serviw
between
Prince
tleorge'
ami
this
city,
one
unit
Iravellinir
l'iiimore.
(frade
tf.
Wlnnifreil
Bond.
'iFort
Fruser,
(irade
9
John
D.
Moore
and
Oonlon
Vinnwe.
Fort
Fraer.
North,
firade
.-
-H.
Kate
B.'lsham,
laid
Willing-Ion,
John
J.
.
Willlngton.
Wistaria,
Urade
H.
Alfred
J.
Harrison,
Edward
J.
Mohr
and
fSlen
It.
Mohr
S
.
'
Junior
Matriculation
tlranhy
Hay
J.ouli'
M.
McAI-lter.
Theodore
W.
E.
Swan
on.
Sis
candidates
granted
partial
standing.
Vanderhoof
-
-
Four
candidates
granted
partial
standing.
It:
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
aaya:
To
preeti!
i
hat
sinking
feeling
on
the
briny,
eai
cor.
.Many
a
girl
ui
the
Suit
Laks
has
discarded
tier
elolLes
for
n
coat
of
tali.
In
these,
modern
days
of
en-lisMitcniiiehi
:Wi'
still
hae
the
senseless
uuili
in
oiif
midst
who
wiU
insh)t
upon
rocklti,'
the
For
a
Ilgt
luncheon,
itux
j
riiafi'es.
try
a
If
you
want
to
broadcast
iory,
tell
it
in
secret.
These
are
the
days
when
the
weather
junti
keens
the
mcnie
minitiee?
guesln.
The
Iing
of
Bulgaria
k
in
n.
v0w,
I
suppose,
lhc
dl
ae
will
'become
fashionable
.ul
Jver
the
durncd
place.
oung
SIribling
I
out
of
the
riM
for
keeps
Better
to
stav
out
of
it
t.iat
way
Jhan
to
b.i
knocked
out.
If
yoj
are
snv
on
r
nnvprs.iiirii
don't
forget
Babe
iltith
and
bfs
iionie
uns
or
Aitnee
-Mcl'lierson.
A
man
usmillv
bel
hihgjjbut
this:
wir.tifrs;
,1
i.
-.i-
J,
i
'
l
li
fx
iShnrtf,s
efliehce
In
tor
world
wiib
itfio
longestkmeanina
-"(Wo."
3
-.7
MyrIea
ofin'arilili
p-
the
guy.
who
stole
the
slnlne
of
Venus,
beinar
nlnehed
fm
breaking
her
arms
off.
I
read
that
fish
die
when
Hmn'
Is
no
oxygen
in
the
water.
And
Other
flh
die
when
llmrn
la
no
liquor
In
the
wafer.
1'llliCe
nfflppp
In
Mm
fil.iln.
recently
ran
amuck
after
drlnk-
mir
nqmr.
Kv
denlly
the
crazy
nrand.
With
the
fllnrinlnn?
rffan
In
ll.
oirin
raie
ininirs
ook
h
nek
for
Itlft
miinilfnetlirir
of
li.il.tr
hnl
ties
und
rattles.
The
man
who
overworks
tl.fl
aiBSsacBiaVaWHtnVSIJlTIBl
n
&Or
You
can'ti
11
will
make,
you
m
IL
letter
"I"
doesn't
usually
overwork
his
brain.
One
never
rendu
of
the
rirv
nil-
v.icales
lakinif
a
summer
trio
across
th
desert.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
July
27,
1916.
Silpl.
Frank
Bowling
of
the
tlovernment
Telegraph,
has
rc-liiruerl
from
a
trip
to
llnzelton.
The
boys
on
Tun
well
Ulni-d
ore
having
a
splendid
lime.
Yes-
leruay
a
parly
of
officials
from
t'nnce
itupert
visited
the
ramp
and
found
everything
in
fine
hnoe.
I
he
canin
is
run
nn
tomi.
military
lines,
and
hv.
W.
W.
Wright.
Who
is
snemlmir
day
with
the
ad,
speaks
in
Uie
nisiipst
terms
of
I
heir
be
uiviour.
WATER
NOTICE
Srmue
Wlurf,
Vinruutrr,
.
I.
,
mill
,t,
ply
fur
i
lift-mi
w
lik
ni.l
um
tii.
but
lrr
nitmilr.
nr
....
...
.
intr.
i:.,',,'h
ll'TlbTlr
and
drain
Umhi
aMrlolle
UUnd
1Mlrir
,
H,e
1
f
cV
win
b
(U.np,t
rij
m
itii
'trr.l
,V
"'met
of
I
mi
mt.
u.
c
tun
t'n'
iifH-n
the
laail
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