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T92K
HKiHWAY
(HI
ANT
The
Iiomiiiioi:
irowrnmcnt
.
it'
ni'ir!s
he
true.
h;i.-
agreed
to
pay
a
n
,
i
1
1
i
1
1
iioil;ir
toward
i
i.hstnii
nn
a
hifrhwav
:nni
(iolden
to
Mount
llulxnn
I'arL
Thi.
i,.:l
In
used
as
a
tourist
route
ami
would
brine
nian
isitor--
to
iioiii
Aiojnt
Kobson
and
.laper.
It
tins
is
i
oi
riM
?.
l'l'iine
Kui'i
rt
hm,i(l
try
to
secure
a
similar
grant
for
the
misti
uc
lion
ot
a
trunk
hijrhwu.N
cojincctine
i'rince
Rupert
with
the
interior.
At
an
rate
tne
proposal
is
worth
considering-
Now
tnat
the
irnvernniriit
lias
shown
it-
wi
I
li
nnesti
to
co-operate
in
building
main
highways,
this
highway
alonjr
the
Skeena
River
is
one
well
worthy
i
their
help.
POSITION
OF
LABOR
The
po.-ition
ot
labor
in
poluic.-.
was
incidentally
mentioned
in
his
achiri'ss
here
1
lion.
T.
1'.
i'attullo
in
runner!
ion
with
the
last
session
.,i
the
pro
im
u.i
l..-i.-lat
lire.
The
minister
said
that
the
aims
and
.nn
,j
.-
of
hi-
party
were
the
ame
as
those
ol
labor
and
.ha!
wa-
the
rvu.Miti
tm
.vei
nmeiit
va-
eettine
.-upjiort
from
Laboi
niortiiiois.
In
I'.ri'am
toila
it
i-
found
that
a
somewhat
.-ini'lar
conditimi
exists.
I.ai.
i
"'
impatient
witf
oiiser
atism
of
t
he
l.ibei
als
in
that
coin:;,
ai.d
they
..unfit
vu-u
otiar
w;ih
the
result
that
the
ult
ra-con
ei
at
i
e
i'.aldwii:
j.'c
,
rt.metr
is
no'.v
in
power
Seeiag
their
mt;ak'
The
l,ilr,.i
and
I
.,t
parties
im
netting
loiretlsBr
and
it
loo,,,-
;i
j
the.v
rr
i
i
r
i
1
1
be
i'vnt
inj.'
side
by
side
in
the
nestt
election.
In
t!'i
province
no
one
can
a
that
the
Liberals
are
not
progressive.
The
complaint
from
maiv
is
hai
they
are
too
progressive.
The
an
spetuiine
mom
.
.,ld-:t.'e
pcnsiiois.
mothers'
pensions
and
compelling
rta-ona
l.!e
wain-
and
taking
other
steps
which
are
Ix'ihvr
opp-...,i
,.
tho-e
who
WMi,!d
make
nione
trom
sweated
labor.
Labor
i-
baikin
the
pari',
lor
that
rea.-oti.
UUt
SPE'TACri...H
PRINCE
n
Most
princes
-tic.
unit'
:,,
lie
luiv
of
the
female
and
nettle
down
as
married
men.
Our
I'mn-e
ot
Val.-
i
dil'lereiit
He
is
biessod
with
superabuiiclant
eiieiy
and
no
devotes
himaelf
to
riding
and
various
other
outdoor
.-port-
whu-n
attract
wife
attention.
He
also
of
course
carries
out
thou
-und
of
official
duties
which
are
part
f
his
job.
The
youhjr
prince
was
a
general
favorite
and
as
he
is
advancing
in
year-
he
i-
losing
none
of
his
popularity.
If
all
the
kings
of
Iiriiaih
had
b,eU
of
his
calibre,
the
United
States
would
today
haw
been
pan
of
the
Britinh
Empire.
GALLOWAY
RAPIDS
BRIDGE
The
survey
for
the
Galloway
Rapid
bridge
have
been
commenced
and
it
is
announced
by
the
minister
that
the
structure
will
be
built
this
year.
Already
surveys
have
been
made
on
the
other
side'
of
the
bridge
for
the
purpose
of
deciding
the
route
to
take.
This
is
all
good
news
here.
Prince
Rupert
people
have
set
their
minds
on
that
highway
and
the.v
are
pleased
to
hear
the
announcement
made
officially.
The
news
that
the
road
is
to
lie
carried
through
right
to
the
Alberta
boundary
Is
also
good
news
hh
it
places
the
north
in
a
position
of
equality
with
the
south.
BEAUTIFUL
MAGAZINE
The
Japanese
newspaper
Osaka
Manichi
has
just
published
a
very
besu'iful
magazine
of
information:
"Japan
Today
and
Tomer-row,"
illustrated
in
colors
which
gives
a
splendid
idea
of
some
of
the
leading
features
of
Japanese
life.
It
is
printed
in
English
and
is
being
distributed
throughout
the
English
speaking
world.
It
tells
about
the
changes
that
are
going
on
in
that
country,
of
the
industry
and
development
of
the
country,
of
the
scenery,
the
sports
and
family
life
with
pictures
reproduced
in
sepiu
and
a
few
four-color
works
of
art
ihat
are
outstanding
works
of
their
kind.
Tl.is
is
the
finest
publication
dealing
with
Japan
we
have
seen
and
reflects
great
credit
on
the
newMpaiier
that
has
produced
it.
Teachers
s
Take
a
Summer
vacation
trip
to
Niagara
Falls
in
July
see
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scenic
and
Indus
trial
wonder
of
the
world
at
our.
expense
give
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bf
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pupils
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thrill
of
a
lifetime.
The
conditions
are
easy
let
us
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you
about
it.
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particulars
to
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n
r
kt
WHAT
I
MIGHT
HAVE
BEEN
As
Told
lo
Harold
C.
Burr
By
REX
BEACH
((
A
II
KK
I
left
n.llrsr
ami
took
up
r
the
study
l
law
I
thought
Unit
itrntiMll;
I'd
become
u
Chief
Justice
of
the
supreme
Court
ol
(be
I
nlted
Mates.
I
preferred
tlim
l
betag
rxwi-sfitl
it
lttl
lnj(Fr.
"Bat
bvtcr
I
settled
down
to
writing
t
geve
up
that
ambition.
I've
(tone
Uer
thins
besides
writ.
T'm
still
totat
them,
for,
that
matter.
I
wen
mimay,
became
a
slc:nan,
picked
up
s
UMUerlnc
ot
rlvll
engine
ring,
took
np
matlon-ptrure
producing,
and
now
I'm
deep
In
a
farming
project
down
in
Florida
But
tne
Idea
of
becoming
lawyer
and
the
step
thence
up
to
the
bench
came
(Int.
,
.
"I
tuts
a
couple
of
brotneri
who
were
very
Mnceasful
attorney,
and
I
didn't
ace
.why
I
(Duldn't
make
the
third
barrister
In
the
Beach
family.
Before
that
happened,
though,
the
Klondike
gold
rush
enl
the
country
crazy,
and
I
stampeded
up
to
Alaaka
"It
m
tlutt
wawliwr
up
North
thai
con
litre1
tar
I'd
never
he
ntatrnt
It
a
lit
trtfh-e.
The
outdoor
IWr.
the
ehmier
for
tnKlatrvr.
the
tadepradoiM-e
wrrr
thr
fat
tor
that
rhangil
mi
"SUU
remelniag
a
piaoer
miner
waant
any
more
affatMtste
In
pre
poet
than!
the
dteearded
law.
I
decided
I
wasn't!
contented
to
stay
tn
the
atick
all
my
life.
"Wkea
I
returned
from
Alaska
without
the
million
dollars
I
fondly
lBinf-lned
I'd
bring
nut
in
my.
poke
I
thought
if
entering
lue
Insurance
I
finally
eon-ed
with
a
Chicago
concern
that
ii:'rtrtured
and
sold
fire
brick
I
got
..
.:
right
as
their
salesman.
I'd
i
way
up
to
he
viae-prelden'
mi
.
i
.!
ir
in
three
other
easnpanlea
i
.
....
v
rttlng
caper
Imeutally
and
I
he
il-t
oi
ni'wl
grew.
I
waa
Ae-
iii-
m
il
.il
hoi
h
In
hunlnrMi
aiM
say
i
I'r.iio-.iiii
Itm
1
.
oiildnt
ridr
two!
liorsr
I'lii
tlion-lii
tii.it
U
I
Jawt
..rot
r
l
ii
lie
ni
ou
n
tin--
too
tmapl-ihs.
tu
;.
l
tliii'w
up
im
Job
and
ni:i(li-
up
on
in
i
I
i
in
i
!
lor
a
year.
II
lltoi'i-
lll;lll
;i
will
:ii;''
in
n
.
ind
l'S
1
1
II
It
II
'
Tli-
in
'
1-
vi
.
.;
.-'
a
ii
r;'
.
i
RORIE
HEADS
ROTARY
CLUB
III
M
0LV
NOMINATION
T
t.l
Ni
IIE'tV
V?TKttf
l
Tl
II-
MIIA
Or-.i'iH
R.'i
i
h
i
e-ierdsy
elected
Ke-.:clt:r
Uotary
Club
hu
being
in
mi!
nomination.
Donald
Finn
i
liw
new
aacretary
and
O.
C.
Patterson
t.easurer.
The
execut-.ve
of
three
addi-Uonal
members
will
or
chosen
from
Oaorge
Woodland
.
John
Dybhavn.
Oeorge
Bryant,
Harry
Boc
heater
John
Oore
:mA
Ismss
Lse.
The
election
taket
ptaee
on
the
last
Thursday
In
April
ana
the
new
officers
take
chars
some
Urn:
later.
FAIRBANKS
PICTURE
HOLDS
THE
AUDIENCE
I
wnen
Artec
WIN
he
Hern
Tonight
and
Teiuarrup
In
"The
liaarha"
Ptom
beginning
to
end.
"Dougler
Pairbanks
as
The
OaUcho."
here
tonight
anfl
teanorrow.
holds
Iti
sudlenoe
The
mystery
of
the
shrine,
the
towertng
peaks,
fhe
battles
of
the
Oauchoa.
the
rrlm
odds
which
face
the
hero
and
the
lure
of
gold
and
fair
women
are
pow-rful
elemental
for
acreen
succees
Lupe
Veler,.
sa
the
wild
"girl
of
tlx
mnuntttlna."
appear
in
fascinating
contrast
to
the
"girl
of
the
miracle."
play--d
by
Eve
Southern
wh'ir
spiritual
power
over
the
Oaurlio
leader
evokes
the
Jealotuy
rrt
the
other
Doug
la
betrayed
tnto
the
hands
of
the
usurper,
but
the
repentant
madcap
brings
the
dusky
horde
of
plainsmen
to
his
rescue
The
aged
pudre
and
the
shrine
gir!
nre
saved
'rom
the
scaffold
while
vst
herds
of
steers,
stampeded
by
thr
,ly
Qaucho.
rout
the
usurpers
forces
truni
tlie
otty.
Oustav
von
Beyffertitr.
i
an
admirable
figure
as
the
relentlrw.
usurper,
as
!
his
lleutensnt.
wi;
portrayed
by
Mlohael
Vavltch
Charlie
Stevens,
a
familiar
face
in
the
Fairbanks
pictures
1
acts
the
treacherous
OaUcho
aide
NWel
de
Bruller.
as
the
padre
svnln
revenln
i
:its
fine
acting
ability
In
sci-nes
rullliifci
lor
emotional
eonfllets.
Pred
de
Bilva
la
i
"eon
aa
an
Inebriated
cavalryman
intent
upon
capturing
the
outlaw
At
Mac-Quarrle,
as
the
victim
of
'.he
"bin:
k
doom."
gives
watcliers
a
shudder,
us
in
hovers
on
the
outskirts
of
the
shrine
extorting
money
from
the
stricken
pi:
grlms.
The
CJaucho
Is
henled
rrtun
in
touch
by
the
shrine
girl.
Miss
Bouthrn
Oarlotta
Monti
la
a
dancing
girl
In
n
inn.
one
of
tle
Osurho's
would-br
i
i.
tors
New
stunts
by
D'mn
cnntrlbuie
In
In.-nd
vent
uree
Riding
tents.
lesp
iiK
nnii
boles
throwing
are
achi.-ed
with
cu--uwnary
skill
The
piescn.e
of
two
lier
tnas
affords
much
interest
to
tiir
nnr
ratlve.
and
until
the
very
end
of
the
picture
It
remains
uncertain
w
hether
tl.i
miracle
girl
or
the
ninuntatn
itlri
:,
Im
his
rhnire.
MJiH;
ltt
HK(II
."v,
"After
I
tell
iiiMf)ir
I
Ihoucht
I
wawM
kmNgr
a
ulef
Juitli-r
in
the
nuprrmr
Colin."
ilork
that
made
picture
I
wanted
th?
skttitfactloa
of
showing
the
other
pro-
j
tuoer--who
aald
I
couldn't
lint
I,
c;;uld
pradisw
my
own
picture
profit-1
aMy.
But
I
didut
plan
to
spend
my
',
declining
years
in
a
Hollywood
studio
sitting
at
a
daak
and
bickering
with
i
banks
oer
loans
"Row
its
reclamation
work
tn
Florida,
dratatng
off
the
water
on
flooded
land
and
getting
the
people
to
take
up
the
lots
and
plant
vegetables
In
thr
rich,
black
sell
that's
underneath.
Afterward
we
mean
to
Install
nurseries,
poultry
and
dairies.
"It's
s
fascinating
job
I've
tackled
I
get
Just
as
much
kick
out
of
tractors
(ynamlte
and
ditch
dlgtlng
as
I
derive
fr
m
mapping
om
the
plot
of
a
book
And
It's
Just
as
much
creative
work
"To
mn
up.
the
nrgr
to
he
dome,
something
hrldr
write
l
eonatsnt.
I
iopfHior
that'
host'
I
ret
an
relief,
my
rrtaxattMi.
It'
tike
geef.
I
might
bave
landed
permaoentl
la
one
or
evrral
!
linn,
hat
that
.,
all
prahlematirat.
The
tarloitk
ventures
l
c
urea
la
have
done
than
for
sae
the?
have
given
ear
a
grap
f
itrarttral
affalrn
that's
extniaily
venlent.
,
Trim
ureas
Itahr
Ruth
Copyright
by
Fubllc
Ledger
Man
in
the
Moon
TTTL
Prince
of
Wales
being
thrown
-
Molted
upon
aa
the
usual
thing.
I
:
suppose
it
is
to
prepare
him
for
the
.
tlirone
Of
one
thing
we
may
be
oar-i
tain
anyway
and
that
is
that
he
will
not
be
overthrown.
I
LIKE
to
go
to
some
of
the
churches
just
to
hear
people
that
deserve
ill
call
themselves
the
miserable
sinners
they
are.
I
RnoOsTBCB.
I
ramambsr
When
this
city
Was
nothing
but
a
muskeg
hole.
stores
the
pity.
I
rememtier.
I
rember
Long
years
ago
When
we
did
not
even
have
a
mayor
Twas
bad
I
know.
I
remember.
I
re
memoir
When
men
fought
Just
to
sit
upon
the
council
So
they
ought.
I
remember
I
remember
You
remember
too
When
the
ssjosrt
smportani
lolk
In
town
Was
me
and
you.
I
remember,
I
remember
Onod
old
times!
When
nobody
thought
of
writing
These
fool
rni
WHAT
windd
Adam
and
Eve
think
If
they
came
bock
and
ssw
what
was
going
on
hi
re.
ADAM
and
K
came
back
to
earth
To
see
the
orld
that
gave
them
birth.
Said
Eve
tn
Adam.
I
see
my
dear
There'
not
much
change
since
we
were
here.
"There
;:
be
no
grcu'.
unci
chuia
;entir
Ani.
:irsn
music
that
is
m
loundetl
on
isar.
Muurlrr
Rave:
jo
wk
sisst
Mm
m
OR
a
quality
Gin
possessing
the
most
pleasing
'
tlavor,
ask
tor
sterling
London
Dry.
G
It
is
distilled
by
experts
according
to
the
best
r
a
sg
London
tradition
ind
is
thoroughly
rectified
to
obtain
perfect
purity
and
sparkling
clearness.
Stirling
John
Collins
Q
Two-thirds
cocktail
gbss
Strrtmg
London
Dry
Cm
tuice
of
one
lemon,
ptcoe
of
tot.
one
teaspoonful
sisjar,
Dottk
cold
sexk
Strrhng
Gin
'Rjcry
(
One
kjmp
ice
m
tumbler,
jiucr
sf
one
lemon
or
lime.
Surlm?,
Ltm.i,
Dry
Cm.
FiD
up
with
soda
water
Mu
well
end
serve
ivhilc
fizzing
1
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LONDON
DaQVGIN
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
dlnpluyed
by
the
Lliar
Control
BogpJ
or
by
tt
of
British
(
ulumbiu.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
Mrs.
J.
A.
'
McMastar
has
left
for
Vancouver
where
she
will
spend
tht
later
vacation.
Mr.
MeMaatar
la
at
Bastings
Camp
training
for
onsratia
servlos.
Mahop
r.
H.
Duvarnet
toft
on
this
morning's
train
lor
the
Interior.
t
will
conduct
Baatar
am
loss
at
Smith
-er
and
Tclkws
I
siiss
ina
undland
of
Vanaradol
and
Miss
Hilda
Chichester
of
Terrace
toft
oa
this
morning's
train
for
the
Interior
to
spend
the
Caster
vacation
at
thatr
WHIST
DRIYE
AND
DANCE
LAST
NIGHT
BYJORANGE
LADIES
An
enjoyable
whist
drive
and
dance
was
held
last
night
in
the
Metropole
Hall
by
the
Ladles'
Orange
Benevolent
Association.
Tret
were
eighteen
tables
of
cards
In
play
and
prlxa-winners
were:
Ladles'
first
Mrs
l.
Hudson:
ladles'
second.
Mrs.
J
W.
Ourran:
men's
first.
Jack
I
issue
men'n
second.
Mrs.
Brewerton.
A
table
nentre
donated
by
Mrs.
R.
Anderson,
was
raffled,
the
winner
being
Mrs.
W.
Q
Oakley.
Nefrsahmenta
were
served
at
10.80
and
dancing
followed
until
the
small
hours
i:
the
morning,
music
being
by
Bob
Arthur
und
his
or
.
'n
R
Anderson
n
led
M.
muster
of
rei
nles
and
tlte
.
luiu.iiw
m
chariie
ecu
'sd
of
Mm.
Dmies
onveiier.
Mrs.
J
o.
Vtereck.
v:
-
He-t
West
and
Mrs
Roles.
H
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BBgaaaW
p
Qulokly
soothing
and
htallng
Tam-Buk
It
splendid
for
akin
troubles
of
all
kinds,
it
heals
with
the
aid
of
Nature's
herbs,
In
Nature's
own
way.
4'.
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in
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