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DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday,
March
2g,
1928
LADY
MEMBER
AND
PEACE
Agnes
McPhail,
lady
representative
of
Southeast
Grey
in
the
Dominion
parliament,
made
rather
a
striking
proposal
in
the
House
Monday
which
seems
to
h;ve
been
taken
seriously
by
Premier
Mackenzie
Kjnjr
althoujrh
it
was
talked
out.
No
one
opposed
the
general
idea.
It
was
only
the
method
to
which
they
took
exception.
MisaMacPhail
objected
to
expenditures
on
military
affairs
and
asked
that
instead
there
should
be
a
department
formed
for
the
sole
purpose
of
propazin
peace
among
the
nations.
The
Premier
expressed
himself
as
in
sympathy
with
the
object
but
he
thought
it
was
something
for
the
whole
government
to
attend
to
and
not
for
a
department.
No
one
asked
for
adjournment
of
the
debate,
so
the
subject
was
dr..;vl
automatically
when
the
hands
of
the
clock
pointed
to
eleven
i.n.l
the
House
mso.
IDEAL
VEILSIS
THE
REAL
Many
years
ag-
ihere
u;t-
in
South
America
a
peace-loving
people
that
had
reached
a
er
high
:,..
..t
(
i
i
li.ii
ic,n.
Many
people
say
it
surpa.-sed
anything
vu
h.,e
loday.
The
people
were
sun
worshipper.-
and
tin
nad
an
iioniic
.-sten:
which
has
been
the
envy
of
Socialists
of
the-.-
later
nays
I're.-iott
in
his
history
says
"no
man
could
l.e.onie
rich
in
I'
ru
and
n
man
..iul.1
i.e.
ome
poor.
No
spendtl.rilt
emild
wa-ie
ins
s
jl.vu.ih
i-
in
riotous
living.
No
adventurous
schemer
couid
ini.
.-..
u-n
hi-
family
hy
the
p,n'
of
spec-uiation.
1
'ne
law
u.i-
...iKt.tiith
'i;r.
,
;,
d
t
n,f.,Vr(.
.-teady
industry
and
a
.sober
management
oi
aiair-.
No
mendicant
(.,.,
rated
in
Peru."
In
1...1.
a.
mi
ding
;..
;!,,
an
nun:,
there
was
a
dead
level
of
competence.
I'tie
people
ee
pt
a.
e-io
i.ig
and
eeinp:
i
;':
.-.
i
'heir
beliefs
in
their
every-day
life.
Then
came
tne
warlike
Spai.ianl.-
and
-wept
a
i.iished
civilization
out
oi
existence.
The
example
o;
iVn,
i-
W
v:
i.
.
one
lo
l
:..!!..
u
e.l.
Any
,.?ace
propag.md.i
nui-i
reach,
oit
;,,
,,,,,,
,,;
,
em,!.
-
,
,,',V
tj,e
strength
of
the
British.
Krcm
n
i,r..,
;
mg
w-;en.-
;h;i
keeps
the
.Mohammedan.-
from
t,
.s.-.
h.ring
a
i.
nad
;,
naimii-
of
the
world
and
enforcing
their
religion
in
it-,,,
-word
did
thn
foundel
of
their
religion.
There
,-
n.i-;,"lg
peaceful
ahoip
tin
comnuini.-m
of
Russia
w
hi.
ii
now
and
hrca'e:
to
ineuk
forth
and
-weep
aero-.-
the
.
mintrie-
O'lnrriu'
all
..
their
r.-i,
..,.
i
control
h;
ti
e
ignorant
i'ev.
.,
:
I
.
.
.,.,.
il.
-';i;
t
j
-t,:-,..
The
Oriental
aw.
kentng
may
n..:
ne
a
in.
i....
,
;,.ta
1.,,:
no
,,,.,
...a
av
when
it
may
he
ome
a.-i,..
H..rd.
-
..:
c:low
men
am.
.,
and
in-.-pii'ed
,;h
a
proper
pal
riot,,
-pirit
could
.,,.,.p
the
wocld.
AH
these
people
mills!
lie
!ir-'
ed.n
.
'ed
and
In.
r,
'u
I
to
co
operate
lor
the
pca.e
of
in,,
world.
..
u.B
,.
manv
generation,.
At
lime
Europe
conl'oile.i
all
the.-e
lor..-.
To.l,.
the
controi
is
gradtiaiU
shifting
to
mi-
continent.
V.
.
mav
not
have
!..
figh;
iuit
we
lmis'i
at
any
rate
keep
in
a
state
ot
preparedness.
Those
who
hav-
read
history
hae
read
nt
t
in-
l.arl.anan-
from
the
north
-weeping
over
.southern
l.urop,.
just
a-
the
Cerm.m
actiie-
threa'.-n.-!
sweep
over
the
modern
world.
It
i-
u-.-ie
-
to
m
u-h
;
h.-.-
thig-
aside
and
say
"Let
us
hio
e
I'eace
"
We
agree
with
Mi-
M.l'haii
that
we
ahould
cultivate
peace
but
to
lay
dow
n
our
arm-
and
epu,
ourselves
to
the
dangerous
inroads
of
th.
warlike
wouid
be
a
grievous
mistake.
Ideals
are
fine
as
long
they
are
tempered
with
reason.
5IA8SEV
IN
CALIFORNIA
One
work
of
a
Canadian
ambassador
in
of!her
countries
is
to
educate
the
people
of
that
country
in
regard
to
Canada.
Those
people
who
visited
in
the
western
states
will
be
well
aware
of
the
gross
ignoranoe
in
many
quarters
in
regard
to
this
country.
Hon.
Vincent
Uassey
is
there
now
delivering
a
series
of
addresses
on
various
phases
of
Canadian
life
and
his
work
should
be
very
valuable
in
letting
the
people
there
know
that
we
are
really
a
nation
with
similar
aims
and
aspirations
to
their
own,
with
a
form
of
government
which
is
just
as
democratic
as
their
and
with
a
people
who
are
virile
and
keen
and
ready
to
build
a
nation
which
will
become
a
power
in
the
world
and
an
influence
for
the
betterment
of
the
rate.
STEWART-
AND
INTERIOR
Stewart
people
are
rather
worried
af
'a
stiggestion
that
a
railway
connecting
that
town
with
the
interior
is
not
feasible.
We
have
....
...
...
A
-J
1
J
a
l.
iu
nuniu
we
un
not
snow
aiiyming
bdoui
it,
not
naving
read
the
report
of
any
engineer
in
regard
to
it.
We
hope
that
Stewart
will
become
the
terminus
of
a
railway
connecting
with
the
great
interior
of
Canada.
There
is
an
immense
country
sufficient
to
supply
that
town
and
Prince
Rupert.
There
is
no
reason
why
both
should
not
he
important
ports,
especially
when
it
is
considered
what
a
huge
business
is
likely
to
develop
at
the
Portland
(
anal
centre
from
the
mines
that
are
surely
and
steadily
being
developed
there.
This
nntr
him
rnnt:inflv
Hruwn
ultunllnn
In
lkA
:ut
lu
tn.
i
....
w
...c
J'oaniuiiiilCB
of
Stewart
and
we
expect
to
continue
to
do
-so.
Many
I'rince
Rupert
peopie
are
financially
interested
in
Stewart
anrl
they
along
with
the
rest
of
the
community
will
w'sh
t.
see
the
town
prosper.
The
more
railways
are
built
there
the
better
we
shall
be
pleased.
Serve
breaWast
promptly
!
mflN
mP
PBVwA
HP9
Baasam.
slmPHk
wHfwTOU
wPsSv
Gets
the
family
down
on
time
Prepared
quickly
and
easily
Warm
in
oven
and
add
hot
milk
MADE
AT
NIAGARA
FALLS
COMPETITION
FOR
HOTELS
C
ANADIAN
NATIONAL
AMI
CP
It.
VIB-l.NO
UTtil
EACH
OTIIKU
IN
CITY
Or'
IIAMIMX
FOUNDATIONS
ARE
LAID
ktaiion
ami
iiotix
to
iic
com-
IIINTil
WITH
KM
BOOMj
AT
E.hT-EHN
1'OKT
MONTREAL.
March
28
-
The
tallowing
olflcial
statement
on
the
Hallfu
Hotel,
H.'tuaXlati
was
issued
at
Che
Canadian
National
headquarters
today.
!
...
In
10M
a
plan
which
had
bean
prl-
vately
promoted
(or
the
erection
of
a
modern
hetel
a:
Halifax
was
presented
to
the
board
of
directors
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
for
consideration.
The
'
plan
propcaed
was
.found
to
be
unsatls-factory
in
Its
method
of
finance
and
was
rejected.
The
need
of
more
modern
hotel
facilities
at
Halifax
wav
however.1
apparent
to
the
board,
and
It
was
re-1
cognized
that
with
the
establishment
In
the
winter
of
1938-1939
of
the
new
and
I
important
senrloas
of
the
Canadian
i
!eaii-i-hlp
be'woen
Halifax
unci
the!
Wi;
ladies,
thin
need
w.uld
beoinej
-,tiil
mjre
preint
j
Pratruried
negotiation
ensued
be-j
rued
iKlweea
Halifax
l;iianc.er
and
-he
National
Railway
In
an
efurt
to
arrrre
at
a
satisfactory
plan
whereby
the
Canadian
National
Bailways
might
participate
in
the
proposed
undertaking,
although
the
inclination
of
tht
board
as
ihat
the
railway
should
construct
and
own
Its
own
hotel
at
Halifax.
After
aegc
nations
nad
been
In
prograsa
tar
iame
time
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
vai
invited
by
the
promoters
to
participate
in
th
enterprise.
But
no
decision
waa
reached
by
the
board
of
that
company
until
Btptcmber
30.
1937.
when
the
Canadian
Patlftc
decided
to
take
up
S3W.000
of
the
preferred
stock
of
the
hotel
enterprise
Mere
than
two
months
prior
to
this
ctlon
by
tbw
Canadian
Pacific,
on
July
14.
1937.
Col.
J.
I.
Balaton,
minister
of
national
defence,
announced
the
posal-tillty
of
the
Cans
d
Ian
National
EUUway
participating
financially
In
the
build
las
of
a
hotel
by
HauTaa
nrjuioters
bad
been
considered
by
the
cabinet
and
that
approval,
would
not
be
forthcoming
for
the
purchase
by
the
Canadian
Nation
1
BaUwaya
of
minority
thares
in
a
privately
financed
hotel
without
th:
direct
authority
of
parliament.
On
July
30,
1937.
the
Canadian
National
Railways
announced
that
an
appropriate
amount
would
be
Included
In
the
annual
tall-way
budge:
to
be
submitted
to
parliament
for
the
provision
of
hotel
faculties
.-
Halifax.
On
September
33.
1937.
further
repre-ca
itlons
that
the
Canadian
National
Ha.;
j.
Aye
should
purchase
pralatred
::ui-
U
the
privately
prometedi
JBtMf
I
Ha'
i
t
wet
considered
by
the-etjjjfej
Kial
Co;
Balaton
notified
the
preaMtau
.
t
!k
hotel
company
Immediately
itut
the
cabinet
had
adhered
to
the
decMon
reached
on
July
14
ai4;
em-1
pbaalxed
the
announcement
of
the
Canadian
National
management
to
Include
In
the
provision
for
1938
a
railway
terminal
hotel
at
Halifax
The
decision
Of
the
Canadian
Pacific
to
take
up
the
preferred
stock
of
the
hotel
company
wa
made
by
the
executive
committee
of
that
railway
three
days
later.
NOW
Ittll.niNO
The
new
combined
station
and
hotel
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
at
Halifax,
upon
which
foundation
work
la
proceeding,
la
admirably
situated
to
tn
the
transportation
needs
of
the
r
immunity,
being
on
the
ocean
termla-its.
and
Immediately
adjoining
the
pre-'tut
station
site
of
the
National
Bye-tern
Ample
land
was
available
without
additional
cost.
The
hotel
is
to
have
one
hundred
and
sixty
rooms,
with
an
ultimate
capacity
ot
tlreee
hundred
rooma.
Authority
!
asked
In
the
railway
estimates
to
be
tabled
In
the
House
of
Commons
this
week
foe
the
expenditure
of
si
.360.090
and
the
board
of
the
Canadian
National
nail
ways
ba-Ueed
Utah
it
ha
acted1
with
wisdom
4VJMMii
MM
JftlftkK
tfWue.
srn'.lal
for
the
protection
of
the
company's
Interests.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
MAIU'll
t.
I9IR.
A
splendid
concert
was
given
last
evening
in
the
Impress
Theatre
by
Word
has
been
received
that
Sergeant
J.
II
Kelly
of
this
city
has
been
awarded
the
Military
Medal
for
service
rendered
under
great
danger
in
assisting
in
the
building
of
s
light
railway
at
:he
battle
of
Taachandale
Ridge.
The
marriage
took
place
quietly
In
the
Baptist
Church
last
evening.
Re.
i
yawaw
-
iAm
jtnvi.
umi
i
utim
it
aih
i
nji
in
h3miT-ir-j-
izx
vmoa
l.
a
""sawiBaw..
.
Greatest
Man
intheWorld
TO
those
dear
to
you,
you
are
the
greatest
man
in
the
world
.
.
.
the
wisest
and
the
most
far-sighted.
They
trust
you
to
protect
them
from
hardship
and
privation.
And
to
the
best
of
your
ability
you
would
do
so.
Yet
there
may
come
a
day
when
you
will
no
longer
be
here
to
shield
them
.
.
.
K
to
provide
for
their
needs.
Will
their
faith
in
you
then
be
justified
?
You
realize
that
their
confidence
h
challenges
you
to
greater
vigilance
in
'u
frtheir
behalf.
Have
you
made
the
provision
for
them
that
you
know
to
be
noses
at
the
common
people,
you
may
be
pretty
sure
their
fa
than
or
their
grandfathers
swept
streets
or
dug
ditches.
1
KNOWLEDGE
of
the
foibles
of
the!
long
departed
Indicate
that
you
are
educated
in
the
classics.
Knowledge
of
the
foibles
of
your
neighbors
Indicate
pupils
of
prince
Rupert
High
School
that
you
are
a
busy
gossip
unoer
tne
direction
oi
the
principal.
J.
C.
Brady.
Outstanding
Items
on
the
program
were
a
dance
by
atlas
Muriel
Patmore:
violin
duet
by
Mike
Syiotuck
and
Will
Murray,
choruses
and
gymnastic
exhibitions.
Over
S150
was
cleared
for
patriotic
purposes.
Cold
Suirsge
trawler
Andrew
Kelly
Man
in
the
Moon
TO
make
good
citlaens
out
of
criminals
begin
with
the
ureat
grandfathers.
WHEN
young
people
turn
up
their
THOSE
who
would
conquer
in
the
financial
world
can
never
be
like
Alexander.
There
are
always
other
world's
to
conquer.
WHIN
we
look
back
and
note
how
the
women
fought
for
the
right
to
vote
and
what
little
difference
it
makaa
on
election
day.
it
makes
us
wonder
what
It
was
sll
about.
POft
Is
the
quality
that
enables
you
to
go
s
round
with
a
hole
In
your
penta
without
feeling
darned
W.
W
Wright
offlclHilng.
of
Miss
Jeffy
"I
like
to
see
a
BUM
set
mid
aome-
"'
sister
or
mm
Joseph
Osy
sndt""
have
some
bad
hablta.
too
Otis.vu
Btromdahl.
enntneer
of
thedn't
like
them
when
they're
too
good
Thomas
Edhon
NOTICE
IN
THE
MATTnri
of
an
application
for
i.1??.
,,?u
Provisional
Certificate
of
Title
for
Lot
liten
1
10).
Block
sixteen
(IS).
Town
of
Stewart.
Map
8
18
A
J
B.Vff"ct,ry
ffoor
of
the
loss
of
the
Oertlflcste
of
Title
covering
the
above
laud
having
been
produced
to
me.
It
la
my
Intention
to
issue,
after
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
first
publication
hereof,
Pn.viMonsI
Ccrtlflcste
I
.T.".'r
"bov
land
In
the
name
of
W
It
VICKEH8.
Ths
original
Certifl-
ibju,
ana
m
numoeeea
wmi.
Sia4
efsstry
Office,
Prince
9
JO..
19th
Mare,
IMS.
Act;
and
Jve
That
cJS
of
Title
la
dated
the
SSth
Oetsfeer.
Rupert,
P.
UAOLBOQ.
Aegis
trar
of
TWes.
IN
I'KOHATE
IN
THE
NITKBMR
CIU'IIT
OF
nilltfSII
COI.UMIIIA
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
In
the
Matter
of
the
Jsrtate
of
Joseph
William
Chrbtl.Ti.
Deceased,
Ta-tattaus.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
j-
order
of
Ills
Honor
P.
McB
Young,
th.-
ISth
day
of
aisrcn.
ma.
i
was
sirpoin.ca
Aamins-trstor
of
the
eetote
of
Iose-b
William
Christian,
deoeawra.
and
sll
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
Mtate
are
hereby
required
tj
fttrniah
same,
pro-
Rrly
verified
to
re
on
or
before
the
th
day
of
April.
ISM.
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
ate
required
t
pay
the
s
mount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Dated
the
14th
day
Much.
1190.
IN
PKOIIATE
l
THK
nl
riilctlv.
i
in
iit
ill'
nuiTtuii
I
I
III
I
t
In
the
Matter
of
the
AdmlailttaUon
In
the
iiatter
of
the
Estate
of
Benedict
mien
joanaon,
Deceased,
intestate
TAKE
NOTJCE
that
by
oMr
of
Ills
Honor
P.
McB
Young,
the
Mnd
day
of
March,
HtS
I
was
spsolnted
admrViU-Ira
tor
of
the
estate
of
Benedict
Steffen
Johnson,
deceased
and
all
parties
bavins
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
ret.utred
to
furnish
same
properly
verified
to
me
on
or
before
the
Mth
day
of
April.
1938,
and
sll
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
:t
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith
NORMAN
A
WATT
Official
Admlnlntrntor
Prince
Rupert,
B
C
necessary?
Is
your
Life
Insurance
sufficient
to
meet
their
needs
?
Do
you
realize
that
5,000
invested
at
6
yields
an
income
of
less
than
6
per
week?
For
the
sake
of
those
who
love
and
respect
and
trust
you
.
.
.
those
to
whom
you
are
the
"greatest
man
in
the
world"
.
.
.
take
pencil
and
paper,
and
figure
how
much
you
have
done
toward
the
building
up
of
an
estate.
Then
call
in
the
representative
of
any
Life
Insurance
Company
and
learn
how
little
is
t!ie
cdsrofaUequa'fe
protection.
&AYSER
HOSE
FUU.
FASHIONED
POINTED
HEKI
.
8?mf
Service
Weight
a
new
line
all
the
n
$1.75
pair.
Fraser
&
Payne
Unlvcrwil
Trndlns
Co.
Tennis!
Tennis
SEE
OUIUNBW
RACKETS
to
$IIM0
'
1928
Halls
lire
in
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Telephone
3