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Saturday,
Juno
12,
1926.
Britain
Objects
To
Soviet
Interference.
,
Undoubtedly
the
British
eovernmenl
is
doinir
riorlil
in
mnk-
"Q
'
iiig
a
protest
lo
the
Soviet
against
the
eending
of
money
to
helo
'
.
....
"...
r
in
vvnai
was
practically
a
revolutionary
movement
in
that
country.
The
Russians
do
not,
apparently
understand
the
British
characler.
The
Britisher
has
been
trained
(n
go
afler
what
he
wauls
in
a.
constitutional
manner.
If
there
is
a,
genera!
demand
for
something,
jt
is
usually
obtained.
All
that
is
needed
in
a
British
country
is
to
get
a
majority
of
the
people
to
want
something
and
they
get
it
by
the
sjmple
process
of
voting.
In
Jtaly
they
had
to
do
it
by
force
-and
similarly
in
Russia
and
Poland.
but
the
English
speaking
countries
are
different.
There
is
so
n.
nl.
:
..
ii
i-
if
,
..
mm
ii
iiuchj
in
must-
i-uuiuries
inai
people
oiten
uo
not
eem
lo
know
what
to
do
with
it.
I
i.i
Canada
we
have
not
an
ideal
government
all
the
time
because,
we
are
not
always
an
ideal
people
but
we
get
along
m-ji
iiiiu
suuijiu
reseni
any
inierierence
in
our
a
if
airs
by
Hiissia
or
ajiy
other
country.
We
should
resent
it
just
as
much
from
MiisMilini
if
it
were
offered.
Railway
Building
In
Peace
River.
It
seems
rather
a
new
thing
to
suggest
thai
the
building
of
'
...
....
..:.....
...i
:i
it
:
i
T
.u
'"'."
iiiusi
wan
mint
me
counirj
is
settled,
it
is
contrary
to
practice
heretofore
in
this
country.
If
it
is
to
be
the
method
then
the
Hudson
Bay
Railway
is
certainly
a
mistake.
The
country
there
is
Hot
settled
and
yet
the
minister
says
that
the
railway
will
be
justified
because
'of
the
natural
resources
it
will
open
up.
reace
Hiver
is
already
partially
settled
and
if
a
railway
were
uijiii
mere,
no
one
uouws
out
there
would
be
a
rush
to
get
into
the
country.
Tha
is
especially
true
because
of
the
character
of
the
land
in
the
district.
If
people
ran
go
in
there
today
-and
live
from
the
produce
of
their
farms
it
will
be
much
more
easv
Juv
them
In
Hn
vlipn-iim
i-.iu.-o.-
t
:i
w..
-
-.
w
'vii
.
i
.
v
iiiiihui
f
uiiiiu
u
r
.irtr.
notuggesting
that
the
railway
should
be
built
this
year
but
wo
ll.i
f.w.1
41.
.1
;i
!.
I:
1..
.
i.
..
"
'i
nine-
iu
seriously
cunsiuer
tne
proposal
with
a
view
to
early
construction.
.
v.
American
Railways
Built
That
Way
"""'
"i?"
oi
imuii
no
uiu
not
watt
lor
tne
settlers
lo
go
Ladies'
Music
Club
To
Ba
Congratulated.
Tim
I
fnli.i.-
fl..K
;..
4,.
l.
.
i..i.i
.
..
.
,
-'
-"vn
..nil.
ii
iu
iiu
iruiigraiuiaieu
on
us
effect
in
i-riure
unpen
one
of
tne
hest
musical
enleitainments
it
nas.nnn
Heretofore.
Those
who
attended
the
event
Thursday
.
..
...11,5
...
in-ii
r
me
visiting
pianist
ami
uoy
soprano
say
it
was
a
great
treat
and
tbev
would
i.Up
nn
nhimriiinii..
i.
i..
r.
.
,.
....
i
j'w.
,
,.,
near
miiiic
t
mug
equally
good
at
some
other
lime.
Possibly
next
l
k
i.iuif
win
mnv.
on
ufr.n.1
i
ii
....
,
,
,lull
u.
icjicm
iiii
experience
liv
brillglriff
hther
"nHisIs
to
in
.!"
n
m
,nrrirfiti'v..M.i.
.
..J,
1
,i)u
uuu
v.
emails
a
great
.-"i
deal.
oLselftsaL-rifiee.biiUl
.
-
,
.
Is
ulL
in
Die
Xnterest
of
the
cause
of
musical
education
and
Jiigh
class
entertainment.
A
Viiai
Part
of
Your
Daiy
Diet
SHREDDED
WHEAT
The
properly
balanced
food
SCHOOL
ATTENDANCE
SMALLER
AS
RESULT
OF
FLU
IN
THE
CITY
Readjustment
of
Rooms
to
be
Arranged
After
Holidays
Allowing
Westvlew
Pupils
to
Attend
Borden
St.
The
reports
of
the
school
'principals
to
the
School
Hoard
!at
the
meeting
last
night
showed
!a
reduction
in
tin
average
at
tendance
owing'
to
the
preva!
jence
of
flu
last
month.
At
Bor
den
Si
reel
(he
average
perren.-'age
was
5)2.0,
Booth
School
0.C:i
and
at
Seal
Coe
it
dropped
to
17.21.
The
tutal
pupils
attend-
inz
diirinx
the
month
was
76?
01
which
Booth
School
had
121,
Borden
Street
296
and
Seal
Cove
50.
In
reply
to
a
question
by
Mis
Mills
as
lo
how
it
was
proposed
to
care
for
the
extra
pupils
hpxI
term,
whether
by,
absorbing
them
ul
Hoot
li
school
or
by
opening
Hitother
room,
in
the
baeinen'
of
tier
school,
.Miss
Mills
wa
told
tliere
was
to
be
a
genenj
readjustment.
All
the
pupils
irt
section
two
would
be
taken
l
Borden
Street
and
the
schotl
would
then
be
filled
up
as
far
a
the
accommodation
allowed
taking
the
pupils
in
order
of
location
making
the
dividint;
line
between
the
two
schools
wherever
it
was
found
advisable.
There
would
be
eight
grade-,
only
at
Borden
Street
school
taken
from
the
pupils
living
li.
the
district
hifrinning
at
Section
wo
and
extendilng
as
far
a
possible
in
the
other
direction.
Complaint
in.
regard
to
the
bus
ervice
was
made
at
the
meetiuc.
The
secretary
was
instructed
to
interview
the
driver
and
insist
ilia!
the
bus
must
not
leave
be
fore
the
appointed
time.
It
was
also
mentioned
that
probably
h
fou
sepice
would
not
to
needej
next
year
under
the
new
ar
rangement
flany
Attended
Interesting
Event
Yesterday
Afternoon
and
Inspscted
Work
"
Many
interested
parents
and
others
attended
at
the
Boot
Memorial
School
yesterday
af
ternoon
for
the
annual
exhibition
of
handicraft
nroditeVd
liv
i
Hie
domestic
science
and
manual
trninin?
classos
under
the
di.
rection
respectively
of
Mrs.
Dar
unginn
ana
tionaxi
itoss,
inn
outstanding
articles
amom
the
manual
training
exhibits
verp
a
full-sited
flat
bollnm.il
rowboat
which
had
bpen
bull
by
Bruce
Wilson
and
James
Donaldson
and
a
shot
trim
bull
and
library
table
made
by
Jaci
Deane.
Several
i
(Tini
tr-u-rur
excellently
imy
sewn
pewit
ore-
dres
AlOSI
Itf
the
Amprinnn
i.nilii
'
nnAnnA.!
..t
:
i:
mi
ISPS
fenllire.1
till.
ilnniAalll
aplnnift
nm
through
the
farmiiiL'
connlpv
and
wiiti
ii
lexliibil.
girls
of
which
classic
'ants
Wilh
the
result
limt
lh
'
1imp
Tiri-rn
1
served
leu
anil
kn
ilurinir
Mm
.
lhe
cxis
or
Jim
Hill
ws
menlioned
yeterday.
ifrtiflcrnoon
as
well
a4
conducting
aheadl"
:a"n
dooiii.
t
ne
renesnmenis
...
wu.i.1,1,
iiuiu.-iiin
jur
jfar
nviuiv
me
line.
came.
"
.ii
uuu
If
the
C.P.B.
is
rp.ntv
In
lililbl
iha
ff.il.i-o.-::V
IJ.tr.
1
t
.ittllo
nrprnUiw
an
ui-rii
inane
on
heauadiaii
government
will
Ireat
Ihem
ill
no
iliggordly
spirit.
If
the
anadian'lioal
,'real.
PRMrPAI
DFFFNDS
nent
should
be
givi'n
them,-
It
lies
for
one
of
the
two
hi
riu"W-
WtTtllUO
terns
which
have
a
monopoly
on
the
railway
business
of
the
country
In
show
that
the
monopoly
is
a
bene'ficiejit
one
and
nol
.I.
nuiu
iiiui.
rci.iros
uusmess
niio
stops
iieveiopment
DOMESTIC
SCIENCE
.
AND
MANUAL
CLASSES
ANNUAL
EXHIBITION
COMMERCIAL
CLASSES
High
School
Course
an
Elaborate
One
and
Pupils
Mostly
Young
When
they
Enter
i
Principal
Brady
of
the
('High'
bciiooi
yesterday
made
a
repoil
to
the
Board
of
T
rnpn
nn
Urn
:easonwork
of
the
Commercial
Class.
lie
pointed
out
that
graduate
Jlotu
the
class
were
often
too
young
to
take
positions
and
thai
gave
the
impression
that
peop
did
not
wml
them.
In
olhef
I
school,
pupil
weruually
ojd
ee
wliflii
tliei-
commenced.
The
i-Oiira
In
Dm
lil.il.
i.l
1
J
iiiii
r.ijMi
nun
nil
elaborate
one
tfnd
quite
different
from
the
short
courses
often
.given
lo
cpmmfrclaj
students,
I
To
show
wlinl
trnnil
WnrL-
.M,l
(beim
dotfe;
Mr;,Brady(ita(e(j
that
i
lw)
si
fvc
.hTe'dal
ft
hmllen'W'i
ny
students
writing
50
to
rtfl
words'
a
mlntlte,
four
bron1
medals
fob
tliosn
writing
til
50
words
and
eight
certificated
to-those
writing
30
to
to
words.
He
madf
this
report
bpcause.
li
had
heard
that
derogatory
re
marks
regarding
the
work
of
tloj
school
In
this
department
had
oeen
made.
,
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
SOUTH
SEA
ISLANDS
IN
PICTURE
TONIGHT
'Never
The
Twain
Shall
Weei"
Is
Mad
Mostly
at
Tahiti
aiid
Moorea
and
Is
Love
3tory
'At.
last
the
'SOnth
Sea
Islands
have
been
brought
to
the
screen
ii;
a
compVlefv
enchanting
and
effective
C
sjpry,
"Xevr
The
Twain
Shall
Met,"
adapted
from
Peter
B.
Kyne-V
novel
of
'the
ame
jyjme',
Tfie
picture:
had
its
first
.iliowinjrjiPiP
last
"night.
PiciHrizeil'in
Hie
South
"Sea
r
Islands,
"Never
The
Twain.
hull
Meet"
jbrings
to
the
screen
note
of
realism
and
a
series
of
gorgeously-
beautiful
li
a
o
k-grounds
thai
vie
with
any
ever
recorded
by
-.(he
motion
picture
camera,
lahiti
and
Moorea
are
used
as
the
South
Sea
Island
baokgrouuds
for
this
torrid
lory
of
love,
romance
and
ad
venture.
-A
Tamea,
the
half-
caste
princess,
Anita
Stewart
ha
an
unusual
opportunity
to
portray
the
various
farets
of
a
dual-
nature
tiie
passionate
and
Jfirinv
temiier.-iiupnl
of
her
n;i-'
tie
mother
and
'he
more
civil-1
izeil
and
reserved
deposition
of:
her
French
father.
i
The
Island
Spall
j
llerl
I.ytell
has
the
role
of
the
merican
youth
who
is
lured
away
from
hu
amldllons
and
Vilized
mode
of
living
by
the
bow
itching
Tamea.
only
to
be
compelled
In.
re!
urn
to
bis
for-
mcr
state
of
life
hy
the
know
ledge
that
a
continuance
of
tits
lazy
existence
in
the
ilands
wilt
nell
destruction
to
hi
moral
and
physical
nature.
Hiiiitly
fionlon.
a
the
news
paper
man,
does
exceptionally
nlei-pstirv
work
in
a
difficult
role,
while
JuAtine
Johnstone,
as
beautiful
young
woman
of
society,
has
a
splendid
opportu
nity
for
lenistina
a
hishly-iiol-
rlied
interpretation.
Semi-Humorous
Siterinl
iiienlnin
should
be
inaile
of
the
work
of
Lionel
Bel-more,
whose
role
of
Tamea's
father
is
one
of
the
outstandinsr
characterization
of
the
year.
'ombining
"a
semi-humorou
silualion
with
a
tragic
incident,
Belmore
accomplished
the
al
most
impossible
on
the
screen
in
nnncing
lo
his
portrayal
&
stoicim
nnd
tihilnsnphieal
un
derstanding
of
the
native
Talii
tian
and
the
letnperamental
qualities
of
Hie
well-bred
Frenchman.
TERRACE
NOTES
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Altwood
and
family
of
San
Francisco
who
have
been
spending
a
few
day
at
the
home
of
Wm.
Alluimd.
Lakelse
Valley,
left
on
Wednes
day
for
the
south
via
Jasner,
Mr.
Altwond's
lister,
Mrs.
llias,
who
has
been
a
frequent
visitor
here
during
the.
Iat
year
wtl
pun
them
in
Vancouver
amp
re
turn
Willi
th.ni
lo
California.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Taner
ami
Lilian
of
Pacific,
were
visitors
between
trains
on
Wednesday.
-
Mrs.,
-
II.
I
Mclnlnsh
i
iiii.'ii
left
on
ii
j
i
Wednesday
or)
Prince
Hiipert.
'
t
.'
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41
)
:'
dailililer
wss?
boni'ln!:
Mi
.
am
Mrs,
W.
II.
Oliver
of
Terrace
nf
ine
iiazeiton
Hospital
on
Thurs
dayJnne
.IO,
j
'frft?
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
S.
Pelletlij
and
children
of
I.elhbridge
ar
rived
In
Terrace
on
Thursday
They
are
on
&
trio
through
ti-
country
looking
for
a
dislricl
In
which
to
locale
H.
1'rederickson
of
Hanall
waj
a
business
visitor
on
Wednes
day.
Miss
K.
It.
Deacon
has
taken
a
position
in
the
post
office
(ieoriie
Hover
having
transferred
to
Oeorgp
Litlle'jj
office.
.las.
Davidson,
briller
tnspee
lor
or
."New
Westminster.
Is
al
present
in
tlie
district
on
ait
In
spection
tour
of
lh
mills.
ing
their
musical
examination
(
a.r
Both
girls
are
pupils
or
Mb.
French,
Terrai-e.
'
J.
K.
I'rince
H.
T.
Frost
left
Jtuperl.
;
jy
'V,'-,..
,
"
'
-folMtglia
3m,
j
m
.,,
,
Tiie
nnun
loliimhla
I'Khlnf
ft
Park
fanrabbinr
i:uiiiaiir
timiieii,
iir.ry
ne
n5c
vj
Friday
fni
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
Anderson
and
Mrs.
B
Blnns.
Balmoral;
I..
M-.
Arrhi-lald,
Toronto:
Mrs.
Martin
ami
laughter,
Prinre.
Itupert.
Ctntral
II.
Bennett.
Oolsa
Lake:
W.
K
Taylor,
A.
(ireenhalgli.
I..
(Sarlij
and
J.
C.
Stepheqson.
C.X.H.;
M.j
K.
Young
nnd
Seoll,
i-ity.
WATM
NOTICE.
OIflii
and
Um.
Till'
intl.l
ah.,
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910
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15
PER
PACKET
Pointer,
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Mrs.
VV.
It.
Lett,
D.
F.
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and
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W.
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Vaneomer;
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ClaiKon,
Juneau;
It.
II.
f'un'l.
iisslar
Cannery:
Mr.
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Mrs.
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Calgary;
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F.
CUT
PLUG
-
and
in
72
Ib.tins
Save
the"Poker
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insert
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SOFT
FINISH
All
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pieces
washed,
iroiied
and
he
d"y
Wearing
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re.ldy
lo
wra
ipnre
a
little
rrloiirliing
with
band
iron.
Try
This
Service
Minimum
Charge,
$1.20.
7c
per
lb.
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returned
within
plus
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d
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rst
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g
V
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y
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1'
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110
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We
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I'cavios,
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