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Sunday,
bv
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H.
F.
PULUiX
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ManajfinR
Editor.
It's
not
a
bad
thing
to
be
a
Russian
as
long
as
you
don't
disagree
with
the
political
bosses.
They
make
short
shrift
of
those
in
reposition
over
there.
FERRY
FOR
SKEENA
RIVER
The
suggestion
that
a
ferry
might
be
operated
on
the
Skeena
River
after
highway
construction
from
both
ends
reaches
the
difficult
section
of
the
river
commencing
at
this
end
just
beyond
the
Khyex
River,
is
one
that
is
worthy
of
consideration.
About
fifteen
miles
of
road
will
be
very
expensive
and
construction
will
necessarily
be
slow.
In
order
that
through
traffic
may
be
possible,
a
suggestion
has
been
made
to
the
minister
of
public
works
that
a
ferry
on
the
river
might
connect
the
two
ends
of
the
road
and
thus
allow
the
use
of
the
road
more
quickly
than
would
otherwise
be
possible.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
action
will
be
taken
on
this;
if
it
is
feasible,
and
that
in
the
meantime
work
on
the
road
will
be
hastened.
The
letting
of
the
contract
for
the
first
section
is
a
good
move.
If
there
were
no,
wildcat
chasers
there
would
be
no
wild
cat
stock.
.
,
.
POSITION
OF
PRINCE
(lEORttE
Prince
George
is
projwslng
to
get
rid
of
its
reverted
property
at
ahf
price.
That
is'
the
opposite
policy
to
what
is
usually
advocated
here.
In
Prince
Runert
pressure
is
tiuallv
hrouirht
on
fh.
City
council
to
prevent
any
action
which
might
tend
to
lower
the
price
of
city
property.
r
Itfcseemarhard.ly
likejy
that
such
action
as
is
proposed
at
Prince
George
will
ever
be
necessary
here.
Property
here
wiJIitend
to
stif
fen
Iti
price
as
the
city
expands
and
there
will
be
d
good
demand
lor
any
of
the
lots
that
are
useful
for
building
purposes.
Many
of
those
that
have
reverted
to
the
city
have
done
so
because
they
are
not
very
desirbale
for
building
purposes.
The
only
time
a
pacifist
will
fight
is
when
someone
tries
to
make
him
fight
contrary
to
his
own
wishes.
NATURE
NO
RESPECTOR
OF
PERSONS
Nature
is
'no
respecter
of
persons.
The
rain
falls
on
the
just
and
on
the
unjust
alike.
People
are
killed
In
churches
as
well
as
in
jails.
Those
usually
recognized
as
"goo"tl"
people
"become
ill
as
often
as
others,
and
it
is
notorious
that
the
children
of
social
workers
have
wild
sons
and
daughters.
Similarly
we
are
reminded
by
the
recent
earthquake
that
even
the
sacred
places
are
not
sacred
to
the
ruler
of
the
universe,
who
makes
the
mountains
to
rumble
and
the
earth
to
shake
and
breaks
up
the
cities
of
the
Holy
Land
with
a
ruthless
hand.
Residents
of
Palestine
are
killed
juat
as
are
the
residents
of
heathen
countries
and
those
where
no
eaviour
ever
trod.
It
(.!
odd
to
see
in
the
news
despatches
such
names
as
Olivet,
Beersheba,
Gaza,
Bethany,
and
Jerusalem.
'One
of
our
much
esteemed
correspondents
who
writes
letters
to
the
editor
but
does
not
wish
them
published,
suggests
that
the
playing
of
baseball
is
one
of
the
base
methods
used
by
XJncle
Sam
to
try
to
Americanize
Canadaand
wirj
her
away
from
her
allegiance
to
the
British
Empire.
Possibly'so.'
It
might
be
well
to
insist
that
every
player
have
the
Union
Jack
emblazoned
-on
the
knees
of
his
pants,
or
somewhere
else
on
the
same
II
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KATES.'
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DAILY
EDITION
Eastern
Canada
Wednesday.
July
li,
1927
$YSTEM
NOT
(5001)
ONE
The
preifent
political
system
under
which
a
constituency
Is
made
to
suffer
if
it
vote
the
wrong
way
i
not
one
to
be
commended.
No
party
ia
to
blame
for
all
are
equal
offenders.
At
the
last
federal
election
the
people
here
were
persuaded
Into
voting
for
a
man
who
represented
the
opposite
aide
of
political
life.
At
that
time
there
was
already4
an
allotment
made
for
a
float
for
fishlnK
boats
at
Prince
Rupert
but
the
amount
was
withdrawn
and
today
we
find
ourselves
suffering
for
our
political
sins.
Similar
casei
may
be
cited
where
similar
action
has
been
taken
by
Conxervatiyea,
but
neither
can
be
commended.
The
difficulty
ia
to
know
what
to
do
about
it.
Just
now
we
are
in
opposition
politically
and
the.
opposition
is
not
listened
to
as
carefully
as
are
those
supporting
.Ife'
ijiurty
in
power.
We
arfe
aot
blaming
the,
teop!e
for
voting
as
they
did.
Everyone
has
a
right
to
vote
as
he
wishes.
The
people
evidently
wanted
a
Conservative
and
they
got
what
they
wanted.
CENTRAL
&
EASTERN
STATES
EDMONTON-CALGARY
JASPER
Ti"U
on
sale
to
Sept.
30th.
Final
return
limit
Oct.
31t,
Qhoicp
qf
routes:
Stopovers.
Full
irtTdfmiiicn1YfoW8'jl'i
CITY
TICKET
i)
JUilCU
.
aJ8
I
hi
rd
Avenue.
Phone
260
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M
lUJIIIIIIIIiiULJ
Ran
ad
ian
National
US.
CANADA
IN
CANADA'S
DIAMOND
JUBILEE
YEAR
IS67.U2J-
STUDENTS
BROKE
UP
MEETING
IN
ALONDONHALL"
Um
HOWLS
AND
CAT
CALLS
Free
Fight
in
Hack
of
Hulldlng
One
young
man
wa
forcibly
ejected.
"I
have
never
been
bte
to
under-vtnnd
quite
why
I
enjoy
such
extra-ardlnary
popularity."
Mr.
Shaw
began.
But
he
had
to
wait
until
the
students
peak,
and
th
'chairman
called
upon
the
students
to
select
their
spokesman
to
put
their
aide
of
tbe
ease.
11;
A
student
mounted
the
platform
In
response,
and.
after
he
had
spoken.
Dr.
Hadwen
wa
refused
a
bearing.
Half
an
hour
of
continued
din
fol
lowed,
and
the
chairman
closed
the
meeting.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
Russet
and
Chlsbolm,
representative
of
the
Imperial
Shipping
and
Muni
tions
Board
are
coming
to
Prince
Rupert
to
look
over
tbe
facilities
at.
the
drydock,
Mitchell
&
Currje
have
the
contract
for
tbe
new
building
to
be
put
up
on
Third
Avenue
to
be
used
by
Jamea
H.
Thompson.
Mr.
Partelow,
formerly
a
locomotive
engineer
in
Prince
Rupert,
writing
from
Mesopotamia
say
the
weather
i
un.
bearably
hot.
Georgetown.
Sixteen
hundred
street
car
employees
.ire
aa
strike
In
Toronto
for
higher
A-ase
and
traffic
is
paralysed.
COAL
MINING
UNDER
THE
SEA
IN
CANADA
The
Sydney
coal
field
In
Cape
Breton
I:;,:id.
Nova
Soot
la,
has
a
total
area
of
toout
200
square
miles
and
auppllea
from
65
to
78
per
cent
of
the
total
coal
production
of
the
province.
The
..largest
mines
are
all
producing
from
aubmarlne
aieas.
some
of
the
workings
running.
fpr
more
than
two
mile
under
the
tea.
About
130X100,000
tons
have
been
won
from
this
field
and
there
is
an
estimated
reserve
of
2,500,000.000
tons
within
economical
mining
distance.
Waterton
Lake
National
Park
In
southern
Alberta
ha
developed
rapidly
during
recent
years
and
each
season
1
assuming
a
more
Important
place
among
Canada's
great
tourist
resorts.
Over
16.000
person
visited
thl
park
last
year.
H
,,.
"
s
r
,
,.,
Man
in
the
Moon
AM
a
44
may
Im
Ml
Tight
but
difriauilv
t
that
vacant
mind
oftstp
mlakwi
!'r
an
opeu
on.
I
NO
trM
is
immodest
tf
GeorKf
lternard
Shaw
andX)ther'r
'.be
umw
m.
Kefux'd
Hearing
at
Anll-yivi-
,
you
turn'
joafefeef
lee
tasks
all
nM.
but
a
orach
preters
a
;
jwhy
FtHD
It,
marutt
to
uwcaKl
M
tm
-
rfttla
k.
Mil
m.u
win
.ich
?-rvnr
nn-
I
faro,.
u
one
over
mm
he
ra
possible
!
toc-kHkff
lor
a
raal
arone
who
talent
"
mMUealegantly
LONDON.
July
13
-(Canadian
Prrasl.i''
About
aoo
medical
and
cither
stu-;
THE-
hindip
any
atsanlm
of
dents
jbrokw
up
tte
annual
meeting
of
Qitwr'i
alnt
will
b
hi
laAk
of
the
British
Union
tor
th
Abolition
of
jmhiekrsy.
Vivisection
recently
at
Oaxton
Han.
j
1
...
For
nearly
two
hour,
tb
aysera,'
iy-
any
TWMi
--rwiiM
cut
a
am
wtwm
wa
Oeort
Bernard
H
ahwiM
wnlMaar
a
naot
inaiaatneM,
Shw
uUb-
te
meeting
In
Then
a
IxtwUr
hat
ao
natty
rain,
and
when
Dr
Walttr
Hdwen.;Awi
try
to
look
a
II
half
batty.
preaMent
of
'the
British
Onion
for
thel
Abolition
of
ViTlaerUoa.
attompted
to
j
WHAT
wonderful
tl
eVnoaqulto
tytw.
'e
uiirai
oaoaoie
aa
preimuat
have
theaa
daya
w
lUi
nil
taw
tnm
tpat
the
chairman.
Sir
Franc)
Blake,
ex-M.P..
barrister,
was
forced
to
close
the
meeUnf
The
police
were
wrought
and
jaked
to
intervene,
but.
refused
to
do
ao
unless
ordered
by
tfcetr
auntr'.or
offlcera.
The
students
iaO
rattles,
whistles,
mouth
organs,
aud
other
noisy
Instruments,
and
for
a
quarter
of
an
hour
Sefore
the
spesken
arrived
on
the
plat-form,
there
wa
stamping,
cheering
and
oat-csUla.
.Thare
were
arveral
girl
students,
among
tfcem..
niwM.
Barnard
Bhauv
red
there
WM
,
aWjftietnl
ttVroBr.
The
students
fceflrt
w
singing
The
Froth-Blowers'
$jVHi(r
and
marking
tune
with
their
fe
-
;Tney
howled
at
the
top
of
their
voters'
wnen
Sir
Francis
Blake
rose
to
rpaafc
The
next
minute
what
appeared
to
be
a
free
fight
developed
aMk
thli
to
bate
through.
Then
wfeo
ta
o
rare
aa
a
?
In
July
With
net
a
maruiu
or
aen
a
fly:
With
tan
MR
ahlnlat
brlHit
overhand
erery
day.
It
rertalnly
bant
March.
April
or
lUf.
at
the-
back
of
the
hall.
,
Costs
were!
taken
off.
and
the
stewards
had
to
llnk
YOU
can
hardly
consider
a
perKji:
arms
across
the
hsU
to
prevent
the
ound
alceper
unless
he
snoree.
students
rushing
towards
the
platform.
I
PRINCE
Rupert
is
using
more
power,
more
light
.
snore
telephones,
mare
water,
more
houses,
more
cars,
more
beer,
more
boats,
more
food,
more
clothes
and
mora
dollar
bills
but
be-!
cauce,
the
um
fewer
i
ho
nines,
times1
are
bad
and
earything
la
going
to
the
demnltion
bowwows.
I
"
i
AGAIN
e
are
bearing
of
the
absent'
minded
man
.wjho
kissed
the
cat
good
night
and
put
his
wife
out
the
back
door.s
But
Uttt'a
Just
as
reaonaWe
is
a
good
many
other
storlea
we
hear.
OUR
old
black
cat
had
kittens
Mostly
black
or
blue
or
tabay
I'm
half
Inclined
to
tlui
n
nut
she
Treated
the
white
toni
.-.imbby
had
finished
singing
"For
he's
a
jolly
i
ABE
PPhed
Uey
m
itre.ii
extent!
fellow."
j
c'.tement
and
aald
"Uej.I
van
t
yon
i,
When
all
w
quiet
again.
Mr.
Shaw1""1
'
tn
mtm;tes.
I
m:
continued:
"I
have
many
acquaintances
!
vant
11
i0T
Wn
minutes."
among
tbe
.more
Intelligent
and
edu-!
lke
tudle)
hlm
for
a
moment,
ami
cwted
of.
tbe
mertleal
community.
I
replied:
"Veil,
if
you
only
vant
it
lor
find
that
when
they
are
111.
they
go
to
ten
minutes
vait
ten
minutes
and
every
sort
of
unregistered
practitioner
thn
'cu
von
t
v-""
Bt
811
"
to
the
osteopath,
'nature-pa
Ui'
and
SwedWh
maeaenife.
and4
thyirfiay
them
higher
free
than
you
wUl
ever
be
able
to
charee-
"Tou
cannot
repudiate
moral'
res-ponslbHtty
wrtb
regard
to
animals
without
also
repudiating
it
with
regard
to
human
beluga.
Ask
the
common
people
what
they
are
afraid
of
In
the
Iwpltalt.
You
know
very
weU
they
are
afraid
of
being
experimented
upon:
iiere
toe
interruption
became
so
loud
that
Mr.
Shaw
was
unable
to
xntlnue
and
be
turned
and
'left'
the
platform.
Commander
Kenworthy,
M.P..
and
the
Countess
of
TankervUle
were
loudly
heckled
when
they
attempted
to
BRITAIN
AFTER
SPEEDRECORD
Beaten
Since
1922,
Effort
Being
.Made
lb
Regain
Lead
in
irplanex
LONDON,
July
13.
(Canadian
Pre).
Britain
hopes
to
win
back
the
coveted
Schneider
Trophy,
tbe
blue
riband
of
international
seaplane
racing.
In
oontest
with
Italian
and
United
States
airmen
over
the
lagoona
of
Venice
In
September.
The
reason
for
British
confidence
is
that
ceven
machines
capable
of
doing
300
miles
an
hour
are
being
prepared
to
represent
this
country.
When
Major
de
Bernardl,
Italy,
won
the
cup
from
the
United
States
last
year,
hi
top
speed
wa
258
mile
and
hi
average
24S.
Or
eat
Britain
la
determined
that
coveted
records
are
not
to
He
unchallenged
In
the
possession
of
other
countries.
The
seven
machine
on
which
Britain
pin
her
hopes
for
the
Schnleder
Trophy,
are
of
three
different
types.
Three
of
them
are
supermarlne-Napier
fi
monoplanes:
three
will
be
Oloster-Nspler
IV.
biplanes,
and
one
will
be
a
Crusader
monoplane
driven
by
an
air-cooled
engine
of
enormous
power;
the
first
super,
speed
plane
to
be
designed
and
built
round
an
air-cooled
engine.
A
special
high
speed
development
flight
of
the
Royal
Air
Force
has
been
formed
to
carry
out
tests
at
Fellxtowe,
and
from
Its
personnel
will
probably
be
selected
the
pilbts
who
will
race
the
British
planes
against
Italy
and
the
United
6tates.
The
flight
1
under
command
of
squadron-leader
L.
II.
Blatter;
Its
other
members
are
flight-lieutenant
8.
M.
Klnkhead
and
flying
officers
O.
E.
Wors-
Miss
Grace
Ballard,
recentlv
crad.'
''
"
'
""
wikhhio.
'""og
"cord
of
SchneJ-.er
uated
from
Port
Simpson
Hospital,
wasl
oflcuP
cont.CTt'
how
how
remarkably
the
united
n
marriage
to
Mr.
Rudland
speed
of
aeroplane
ha
developed
In
the
latt
dozen
years-
Speed
m.p.h.
1913
France
45
1914
3reat
Britain
60
1820
Italy
107
J921
Italy
Ill
1822
Great
Britain
146
1923
United
State
.
.
.
.
;
177
1924
Race
called
off.
1925
United
State
232
1928
Italy
246
BIRD
SANCTUARIES
IN
LONDON
FORMED
-1
1,4,1
LONDON,
July
13
Ono
of
the
moat
IntereatlnR
movements
In
connection
with
bird-life
of
Greater
London
ha
PAIN
in
BLADDER
Promptly
Eased
by
SANTAL
MIDY
Bs
surs
to
st
th
Osnulns
Look
for
th
word
"MIDV
Sold
by
all
drusguli
direction
to
the
point
of
commencement.
and
containing
160
acres,
more
or
less,
JOSEPH
DOUGLAS
WILSON,
Acting
as
agent
for
Kelley
Logging
Co.
Ltd
Dated
30th
April.
1927.
LAND
ACT.
NOTIf'E
OP
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
I.KASK
LAM)
KOK
IMH
HTKIAL
Plltl'OHKS
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Sewell
Inlet,
Moreaby
Island,
Queen
Charlotte
Island.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Kelley
Logging
Company
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
BC.
occupation
Timber
Merchants,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
th
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
approximately
8
chain
south
20
degrees
east
of
the
northeast
corner
of
Lot
472,
Sewell
iuicuj
uiana;
inence
following
the
hore
line
in
an
easterly,
southerly
and
southwesterly
direction
to
Its
Intersection
with
th
eastern
boundary
of
Lot
472j
thence
north
io
chains,
more
or
less,
to
the
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
ao
acre,
more
or
less,
JOSEPH
DOUOLA8
WILSON,
Airent
for
Ktllty
Logging
Co.
Ltd
Dattd
29th
Apru,
1927?
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hot
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of
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new
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Duds
popped
quickly
in
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what
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provide
such
delicious
wholesome-nes
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such
convenient
form
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like
them
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rounded
bate,
stamped
with
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to
protect
you
saintt
imitation.
D
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60c
a
pound
Also
5c,
IQc
and
25c
Packages
Richer,
Smoother,
Better
than
Ever
!
t?en
the
establishment
of
bird
sanctuaries
In
the
parka
of
the
Metropolis.
At
places
where
no
human
being
ia
allowed
closely
to
approach
some
of
the
rarer
British
birds
can
now
be
seen
In
Hyde
Park
and
Kensington
aardens.
A
col-ray
of
Jackdaws
are
holding
their
own
within
half
a
mile
of
Hyde
Park
Corner,
une
of
the
busiest
centers
of
London.
The
wood-wren,
the
willow-wren
and
t.early
a
score
of
other
apecles
of
blrdi
which
are
associated
with
"England'
green
and
pleasant
land"
are
also
discoverable
in
the
came
quarter.
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
AI'I'l.Y
TO
LK.ISK
I
OltKSIIOKK.
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Moresby
Island,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Kelley
Logging
Company
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
B.C.,
occupation
Timber
Merchants,
intend-to
apply
for
a
lease
of
th
following
described
foreshore:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
aom-ox-
Imately
one-half
mile
south
30deg.
deg.
east
r.
Mo
More
or
tne
mourn
oi
tne
Taasoo
River.
by
Island.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
thence
following
the
high
water
mark
In
a
northwesterly,
westerly
and
southwesterly
direction
for
a
distance
of
one
and
one-half
miles:
thence
In
an
easterlv
IM
DENTISTRY
PLATES
that
KiveH
you
a
natural
nppfir
anre
lind
lent
.beauty
to
th
contour
of
the
face.
AlZs
Dr.
MAGUIRE
pfe?
525
Over
Owes
UNDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
CENTRAL
HOTEL
The
place
called
"Home-
ISO
Rooms,
American
and
European
Wan.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
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from
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123
2nd
Avenue.
na
Port
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p.m.
...
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n.rni.
I'rlnre
Rlluert.
B.C.
Thro
ii
ill
tickets
sold
to
Victoria
anil
hariate
tiirrked
through
to
destination
Hralils
at
a
reduced
rat
sod