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DAILY
EDITION
Friday,
August
19,
1827
PREMIER
OLIVER
So
much
has
been
written
and
itaid
of
the
late
Premier
Oliver
that
It
ia
difficult
to
add
anything-
of
importance.
He
waa
a
self-made
man
and
ia
spite
of
his
irreat
successes
remained
the
name
plain
unassuming
personage
that
in
his
earlier
days
presided
over
the
farm
household
down
in
the
Delta.
Yet
in
spite
of
the
fact
that
he
could
not
be
spoiled
by
success
he
took
an
immense
pride
in
his
work
and
gloried
in
the
fact
that
he
was
able
to
do
Homethinx
worth
while
far
hk
pro
vine
nd
through
it
for
Canada.
When
it
is
understood
what
the
conditions
were
under
which
Mr.
Oliver
took
hold
of
affairs
and
the
condition
in
which
he
left
them,
it
is
wasy
to
understand
his
occasional
petulance
when
attacked
at
meetings
by
those
who
were
so
much
inferior
in
intellect,
in
resourcefulness
and
in
courage.
He
was
intensely
human,
and
trrk
broad
humanity
was
the
means
of
carrying
his
Government
back
to
newer
again
and
again.
History
will
place
Premier
Oliver
high
among
the
builders
of
Canada
and
his
memory
will
be
an
inspiration
to
many
young
men
and
women
anxious
to
serve
their
country.
Nearly
every
woman
has
two
good
reasons
for
short
skirts,
but
sometimes
she
has
two
good
against
it.
AND
WHAT
OF
THE
FUTURE?
"The
King
is
dead!
Long
live
the
King!"
Tho.e
are
the
f
anjiliar
wor4of
istary.
Hsjmssea
pnd
aiio&er
takes
hold
and
carrje.?ne
wore
lonmra
anotner
stepr
It
was
natural
that
under
the
influence
of
so
etcong
a
personality
the
members
of
the
Oliver
cabinet
should
assume
places
in
the
background.
They
were
all
loyal
to
their
leader
and
served
him
faithfully.
Most
of
them
were
imbued
with
thv
same
ideals.
One
of
the
strong
points
about
the
late
premier
was
that
he
kept
around
him
strong
men
and
he
gave
them
full
control
of
their
several
departments
on
condition
that
they
make
good
in
their
respective
roles.
So
there
emerge
Dr.
J.
D.
McLean,
now
the
acknowledged
leader
of
the
Liberal
Government.
Under
him
the
party
stands
united
as
before
and
under
him
it
seems
probable
much
useful
work
will
be
done
for
the
province.
"Give
McLean
a
chance"
will
undoubtedly
be
one
of
the
slogans'
-of
the
party
now
in
power.
He
is
a
safe
man,
and
one
to
be
trusted.
The
next
few
months
will
tell
whether"
he
has
the
hold
on
the
party
and
the
country
that
will
enable
him
to
carry
on
successfully.
Happiness
is
the
natural
state.
Unhappiness
is
the
result
of
a
defect
in
body
or
mind
and
often
of
both.
ROAD
QUESTION
ONCE
MORE
The
people
of
Prince
Rupert
are
asked
to
study
carefully
the
whols
question
of
the
highway
to
the
interior.
Thfs
year
it
is
to
be
supposed
will
see
the
completion
of
the
road
to
Galloway
Rapids
and
then
there
is
a
question
as
to
whether
the
road
should
go
to
Port
Edward,
along
back
of
the
Port
Edward
townsite
touching
on
,
the
chain
Of
lakes
there,
or
turning
toward
Cloyah
River
nrfd
Wark
Canal.'
The
route
is
the
first
important
thing
to
determine.
We
want
the
road
aftd
want
it
-badly,
but
it
must
go
in
the
right
direction
so
that-ljt
will
be
a
part
of
the
main
highway
which
is
to
give
connection
with
the
outside
world.
We
suggest
that
the
route
advocated
by
R.
II.
Leighton
be
studied.
Frankly
we
do
not
like
it
because
it
will
take
too
long
to
construct.
If
there
is
to
be
a
diversion
to
the
Naas
River,
let
it
go
by
the
most
direct
route
including
Terrace.
However,
the
first
thing
to
do
is
to
locate
the
best
route
and
then"
stick
by
it.
Remember,
we
have
a
niece
of
cnmnleted
road
in
th
wimAa
nnnnaii
n;.ri.,r
iin,i
-
.
...
-
-
-
"I'j'vmn,
a-'
.
vjj
lotniiu
which
is
a
monument
to
some
hasty
politician
who
was
determined
A
I
.
.
....
.
to
ouiia
somerning
in
answer
to
the
demands
of
the
populace.
Let
it
be
a
lesson
to
us
all.
Proper
plans
mint
precede
construction.
There
is
a
destiny
that
shapes
our
ends.
Yes,
low
forehead
at
one
end
and.
corns
at
the
other.
We
all
believe
that
riches
is
a
handicap
in
life
and
yet
we
art
as
if
we
would
like
to
be
handicapped.
e
we,
and
Keep
cool!
eliqhffullij
invigorating,
with
fresh
fruits
and
berries
in
whole
milk
and
cream
All
owr
,
MIDNIGHT
SUN
the
'Story
f
Uir!
Who
is
(Wtrd
by
'
TwTltussians.
One
a
Duke
t
'
In
the
"Midnight
Sub."
Ofaatttl
Buch
I
owetzkl.
MM
Buaetai
jprodtaml
oste
of
tfce
!
spectacles
of
the
year
!
i
Ruaaixti
ery
stagtd
tn
lavish
rttt
that
rivals
even
tke
"PhauKMB
ul
she
Opw
'
M
other
ait
screen
successes
It
to
be
ssion
tonight
and
tomorrow
Ua
sodttsMI
D
IU
inatUfu4Mt
ar:-
DiWiwiI
spa
no
efi.r
when
UfUB
to
eaetrns
the
piayen
staking
of
The
UMtMsjh.
81111
ar.
all-star
pro-
duct
tan
The
story
from
wtti-h
tar
picture
no
vate
lurniu
ui
years
OHO
111
M
east
of
iW
ami
dramatic
f
the
old
days
of
Um
mon
archy
M
of
the
uprisings
of
student
nihilists
loftninnm
and
flirt
waraiur
of
Botahrrtaaa
m
war
In
which
the
ar-tlon
ag
the
picture
uke
pl-r
it
ltlS.
The
story
deale
wish
a
girt,
memoe:
of
the
Imperial
Ballot
who
1
covert..
by
10
meat.
one
of
them
Orand
Oukt
of
the
military
power
a'.
Russia:
the
other
a
banker
the
money
monarch
of
the
country
mid
the
glrl'
iove
tor
a
young
officer
o!
Uir
Orand
Entke's
staff.
Thr
yuung
officer
bro-1
-.her
la
a
nthlllHt
and
this
rompltaeUosv
Klves
rise
to
many
startling
dramatic!
situations.
!
PRINCE
CHARLES
1
IS
UNDAMAGED
C.N.R.
Steamer
Freed
Herself
From
Rose
Spit
Without
a
Scratch
Her
hull
uhseratched
a
Ml
otherwise
no
damage
dame
aa
result
of
her
ttfendtnc
on
Wednesday
at
the
eud
of
Bote
6
pit.
which
juts
out
for
mtl
from
the
northeast
comer
of
Graham
Island.
C.N.R.
ateamer
Prince
Charles
Capt.
NB
McLean,
arrived
tn
port
.
130
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
Qu-c:
Charlotte
Iatanda.
continuing
her
voya;
to
Vancouver
at
S:S0
following
the
.v.
-rival
of
the
train
from
the
Bast
It
was
about
6
o'clock
Wednesday
morning,
the
weather
being
thick
and
visibility
poor,
when
the
vessel
hit
thr
andy
beach
of
the
spit.
The
master
Immediately
aroiued
the
passengers
and
took
steps
to
raise
ttie
bow
of
the
veencl
by
towering
the
anshora
and
emptylne
the
tanks,
etc.
The
veasel
waa
still
fast
and
remained
so
until
about
3
o'clock
In
the
afternoon
when
ahc
floated
off
on
the
rising
tide
some
time
before
Its
height.
In
the
meantime,
a
wireless
message
was
sent
out
for
atsto-
lance
and
the
Salvage
King
was
sent
out
for
the
some
from
the
coast.
Her
aid
was.
however,
unnecessary
as
It
turned
out.
Officers
of
the
vessel
made
an
examination
of
the
hull
while
she
was
ashore
and
found
It
sound,
without
a
mark.
There
was
not
even
a
boulder
on
the
beaeh
for
miles.
Man
in
the
Moon
THE
man
In
the
moon
He
laughted
Ha
ha
And
Jake
answered
prompt
With
loud
guffaw
At
the
things
they
heard
And
the
things
they
saw
.
And
how
ttiey
could
touch
Their
friends
on
the
raw.
,
But
they
pledged
themselves
And
they
swore
an
oath
Tb'oe-tnie
to
the
world
And
-eah
othef
both.
To
but
tightly
touch
With
laugh
and
Jeirt
The
follies
of
men
,
And
to
praise
the
beet.
IF
you
do
not
benefit
the
community
you
.are
a
drone
and
the
bees
know
Just
how
to
deal
with
drones.
EDUCATED
people
are
those
to
whom
fate
has
been
kind
and
has
cuffed
them
into
obedience
with
the
laws
of
life.
I
AM
told
that
my
body
contains
millions
of
mtehobes,
some
good
and
some
bad.
Olve
either
group
encouragement
and
they
become
active.
These
are
the
angels
the
old
folks
used
to
:tell
about,
who
watch
over
and
protect
or
work
black
magic
and
destroy
body
and
soul.
IP
things
are
done
correctly,
they
are
artistic.
If
Incorrect
they
are
ugly.
j
JAKE
says
It
some
of
the
work
of
i
the
old
masters
Is
art,
he.
prefers
the
;
inartistic.
A
LOS
Angeles
woman
who
lost
her
;
thumb
in
a
motor
aocldent
Is
suing
i
for
$200,000
damages.
.
Judge
says
it
!m.ut
have
been
the
one
jhe,
kept
Jjer
,
husband
under.
"T"
THE
sweet
young
thing
was
saying'
I
her
prayers:
"Dear
Lord,"
she
cooed.
T
j
don't
aak
lor
anything
for
myself,
only
I
give
mother
a
son-in-law."
ALL
tLKKII
IS
llltAHH
Father
You
really
want
to
marry
I
him,
eh?
What
are
the
young
man's
I
prospects?
Daughter
Well,
Dad,
be
has
a
veryj
rich
uncle
who
lives
In
Chicago.
!
Judge.
ANNUAL
PICNIC
OF
SALYATION
ARMY
ON
DIGBY
ID.
SUCCESS
The
annual
picnic
of
toe
Salvation
Army
yesterday
was
a
complete
aucoass
some
fifty
persona,
mostly
children
ci
-Joying
a
happy
day
on
toe
Mind-
Dirfby
Island.
The
weather
was
ideal
and
many
took
a
dip
In
the
water
which
wsj
pronounced
Just
right
for
bathing.
During
the
morning,
the
time
waa
spent
in
playing
game
and.
whet:
;rt
launch
"O
flaby."
Capt.
Cook,
brought
over
the
second
contingent
in
the
alter-noon.
a
program
of
races
was
started
with
the
following
results:
Children,
tlx
yoars
and
under
1,
Norma
Shea:
2.
SUdie
Dawes.
Boys,
under
lOt-Johnny
Obaahlna;
2.
Oeorge
Shea.
Olrla.
10
and
under
1,
Beatrice
Ol-tn;
2.
Mildred
Munesmba.
Boys,
a
and
under
7.
Donald
Amey.
2.
IaadoM
Llpstn.
Olrts.
16
and
under
t.
Evelyn
Plerc;!
2.
Amne1
Baiiyi.
Olrfc,
any
agw
1.
Annie
Smith;
2.
Dotty
Smith.
Olrls.
any
age
1.
Evelyn
Pierce;
8.
Annie
Smith.
Sunbeams
l,
Beatrice
oisan!
2.
Mildred
Munezaba,
Bcouta.
teli
and
under
1,
Johnny
-pftls.
;undr
8
1.:
Mahay
Dawe;
2,
Dlga
Olga
Zalkk),
Scouts,
is
and
under
l.
JXmald;
Ar-'uey;
2.
Tom
Smith.
Young
men's'
raoe
1.
d.
Kane:
1
Hink
HendrlsKtes
Young
men's
rae
1.
Capt.
Btoeart;
2.
Ed.
Kane
Oast,
and
Mm,
Stobart
were
in
gen-ersl
supervision
of
the
event
while
copious
refreshments
were
In
charge
of
Miss
Elsie
McOuott
and
Miss
Dolly
Umlth
and
Capt.
Boyee
and
Oeorge
Al-raan
looking
after
the
races.
Return
borne
was
made
at
7
o'clock
last
evening.
JAPANESE
OFFICIAL
WAS
VISITOR
HERE
fl.
Irho,
fiotrrnnient
ll.itrliery
and
Antl-I'olluti,,,,
Expert,
Puhmmi
Through
Knroiile
North
Among
tlie
pgs.ngers
on
the
steamer
Prlncew
Louise.
,
which
was
In
port
this
morning
enroute
to
Alaska,
was
B.
Icho
of
Tokyo.
Japan,
hatchery
and
entl-potlii!i'ir,
expert
attached
to
the
urarune:r
frestrv
and
agriculture
.
-l
.
;
.
::
.
Ul
.
;.
!.
'
'
iC
'
.IK:.'
ii..
'
ii.-
iiireiul)
ueen
in
Nr
TrK
Btiif'ti
and
other
important
Eatern
centres,
wan
taken
around
this
city
by
Sadao
Bugs
wh
a-
omian,ed
him
to
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News
LAND
ACT.
MITICi:
Of
INTKNTIOX
TO
API'LV
TO
LlVSi;
LAND
tn
Queai
Charlotte
Island
Lend
Re
ordmg
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
anu
tuate
on
the
west
coast
of
Burnab
-:and.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
British
ColumbL.
iMshing
Ss
Packing
Co.
Lad.,
of
Van
cjuvsr,
B.C.,
occupation
Peckers,
Intend
t-
apply
tor
a
tease
of
the
following
escribed
lands:
commencing
at
a
post
planted
on
:
evt
coast
of
Bnmaby
Island.
Q.C.I..
trieuoe
east
3
chains;
thense
south
4t
cnaina;
tnence
weat
s
chains,
more
or
less,
to
high
water
mark;
thence
north
along
high
water
mark
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
14
acres,
more
or
lees.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FlSltltiO
&
PACK1NO
CO.
LTD..
1
Applicant.
Dated
June
10.
1027.
LAND
ACT.
MITICi:
OF
IXTKNTIOV
TO
APPLY
TO
I.KANK
UMl.
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dls-,
irlct
of
Coast
District,
Range
4.
and
slt-,uate
on
sad
being
all
of
Bonllla
Island
!
except
that
portion
occupied
by
Indian
.
Reserve
Number
18.
J-
TAKE
.NOTICE
that
I,
Ole
C
Atutatt
of
Prtace
Rupert,
B.C.,
occupation
i
rancher,
to
tends
to
apply
for
a
lease
oi
I
the
following
described
lends
-
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
tlv
.iuumivmi
mm
oi
uonnia
island
i
rSJil
aT5,11,
mmlfTly-
southerly
and
wix,
uawwuM
iw
sinuosities
or
the
shore
line,
to
point
of
comMuimtnt
excepting
therefrom
that
portion
of
the
;
island
occupied
by
Indian
Reserve
No.
18,
uu
wuwuiui
urn
tnousano
acree,
more
or
less.
OLE
C.
AUSTAD.
AppUcant
Dated
July
ia.
in.
LAND
ACT.
NOTICK
OF
IXTKNTIOX
TO
APPLY
TO
I.
Kami;
iasi
Q-n
Ohott
Wends
Land
District
Land
t
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
north
of
Lota
1058
and
TAKE
NOTICE
that
The
Langara
Plsh-nc
"
and
Paclclrur
rr.
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