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U.
S.
POLITICAL
CAMPAIGN
What
strikes
the
ordinary
observer
in
regard
to
the
United
States
political
campaign
for
the
presidency
is
the
similarity
between
the
public
utterances
of
the
candidates
there
and
in
this
country.
Each
claims
to
be
the
friend
of
everybody
and
ready
to
do
anything
they
think
the
people
may
happen
to
want
and
yet
hedging
sufficiently
to
give
them
a
way
out
in
case
they
should
decide
to
change
the
policy
of
the
party.
What
seems
clear,
however,
is
that
Al
Smith
is
against
prohibition
as
at
present
in
force
in
the
States
and
Hoover
is
for
it.
Beyond
that,
there
seems
little
difference
in
policy
between
the
two
parties,
judging
by
their
speeches.
THE
PARKS
BOARD
The
question
of
the
efficiency
of
the
Parks
Board
has
been
questioned,
it
seems.
When
two
local
parks
were
formed,
one
at
the
Salt
Lakes
and
the
other
on
the
hillside
above
Prince
Rupert,
sorne
authority
had
to
be
constituted
to
have
charge
of
then,
teeing
that
the
timber
there
was
not
cut
and
that
people
did
not
trespass
on
then
to
the
injury
of
the
rights
of
the
people
generally.
It
toad
been
subject
of
complaint
that
no
one
bad
control
at
the
Salt
Lakes
and
that
visitors
there
could
do
as
they
wished
even
if
it
interferred
with
ihe
common
rights.
Now
the
Salt
Lake
park
is
in
charge
of
the
Parks
Board
which
has
delegated
the
authority
over
the
lake
to
the
Swimming
Club.
This
gives
them
the
right
fo
make
improvements
and
if
necessary
to
make
a
charge
for
admission
to
any
part
of
it
for
any
specific
purpose.
The
Parks
Board
is
not
interested
necessarily
in
the
development
of
any
particular
scheme
of
improvement
but
Was
power
to
delegate
authority
to
carry
out
such
schemes.
This
ia
much
more
convenient
than
going
to
Victoria
for
authority.
The
Government
can
change
the
just
now
there
are
two
strong
supporters
of
the
Government
on
it,
one
of
which
is
the
defeated
candidate
in
the
recent
election,
to
whom
the
Government,
urider
the
present
matters.
Good
Progress
Made
on
Three
Marmot
River
Mines
Recently
Taken
Over
by
Progress
generally
throughout
nowhere
so
much
as
on
the
Marmot
river,
says
the
Stewart
News
Those
who
have
not
visited
ths
but
be
struck
with
the
enormous
strides
being
made
in
this
section,
principally
as
a
result
of
the
work
being
carried
out
by
the
Premier
preparatory
to
their
Silverado,
Prosperity.
Porter-Idaho
operations.
A
commodious
dock
has
been
completed
at
Marmot
Point,
right
on
deep
water,
60
feet
wide,
with
acres
of
land
have
been
cleared
buildings
to
bou
the
man
employed
bate
already
been
erected,
a
start
Is
i
the
tram
when
necessary
in
this
now
being
made
oo
the
construction
of
icther
reapeeta
the
trass
la
ol
ihe
Uf-a
bunk
bouse
and
attendant
building
and
most
modern
design,
la
eaceptim
a'
for
50
men.
ir
strong
and
ao
constructed
aa
to
be
Frorr
this
point
the
right
of
war
for
operative
ateaoat
lndeflnltelT
the
tram
to
the
Porter
rtaho
property
.
At
the
beach,
on
the
tramline,
at
the
has
bean
cleared
and
light
construction
Prosperity.
Porter
Idaho
aad
ailver
L
cable
stretched
aa
far
aa
Oreen
Point,
properties,
aoaae
IN
aw
ae
employee
from
where
Jt
will
croea
diagonally
the
flushing
the
work
aa
much
at
la
human
north
ferk
glacier,
with
a
span
of
4000
,ly
possible,
in
all
of
Its
many
phase,
feet.
In
preparation
for
wlrrfir
development
Work
now
la
being
concentrated
on
.
and
operation
of
the
respective
proper
-the
erection
of
the
towers,
which
will
b-
tlea.
3
7
in
number,
built
of
steel,
runs
back
What
may
he
termtr.
the
beach
uni'
corcrjte
foundations.
The
tram,
which
ol
the
operations
is
ao
located
on
deep
v.
ill
be
five
mUea
m
length,
runs
back
water
that
it
forms
the
apes
of
a
tn
from
the
water
front
to
tso
only
angle
,
angle,
the
baas
of
which
la
formed
by
station
on-
the
line.
JU-'t
west
of
the
i
three
properties
from
which
the
ore
cm.
lor
cf
the
north
and
cmth
branches
be
trammed
to
the
apex,
or
beach,
must
of
the
Marmot
River,
a
distance
of
two
j
conveniently,
providing,
of
oouree
that
nilles
At
aa
elevation
of
ISO
feet
from
.nrvficptr.eni
cl
-he
properties
stand
up
this
p
Jnt
It
make
au
almost
right
an-
to
eapeciatnma.
gle
turn
thjwttgh
the
station,
and
con-
i
Where
existed
a
crude
pack
trail
two
linnet
in
a
straight
line
for
the
Porrer
j
years
ago
there
at
now
a
xuod
mot.
r
I
da
hp
property
at
an
altitude
of
1.909!
from
bescb
to
the
forks,
a
distance
or
fret,
this
aeciad
tangeat
being
three
(rame
three
miles,
greatly
acu::ati?
mi
Irs
in
length.
The
capacity
beinu
pro-
work
being
undertaken
by
Premier
at'
Tided
for
la
18
tone
per
how.
Hoi
ire
transportation
to
the
other
properties
power
ia
realty
supplied
by
gravity,
the
developing
in
the
Mtfmat
section,
suei.
line
being
controHrS
by
mo
torn
which,
is
tl-e
Mar-not
Metals
Ma.-mf:
O'.rl
When
It
is
operuti!i.
set
as
braltes.
th-
Ukrmc:
Eiilicr
and
Marlui.d
It
u'-J
power
thu
7-rtern
tfi
being
-i
irei
in
v
tar"
a
hour
sjid
a-half
to
o
Drink
It
often!
"SALADA"
Tea
Is
healthful-stimulating
-beneficial
the
flavour
Is
delicious.
Four
choice
gradesBlack,
Green
or
Mixed
blends
SOc
to
S1.05
per
pound.
Ask
for
It.
El
yearly
pf3o4,
paid
ia
advante
$6.00
per
month
.tm
Central
British
Columbia
13.00
$1.00
$6.0i)
$7.50
Thursday,
August
23.
1928
Board
members
at
any
time
but
system,
look
for
advice
in
such
Premier
Company
the
district
is
most
marked,
but
section
for
a
year
or
so
cannot
help
a
200-foot
frontage;
some
twenty
for
building
sites;
several
small
the
colon
tor
the
purpose
oJ
i.,i;H
280N.W.
!
SALADA1
TEA
t
.-.
e
iJi
'
THE
NEW
ram
the
beach
to
the
kirks:
this
is
iow
don
in
shout
twenty
mlutea
bj
:,otor
truck.
From
this
ptiat
back
tU
xtend
up
boih
the
.
north
and
eou'h
:orka.
PREPARE
PLAN
PROPOSED
PARK
HUNT
MEUTIMl
Of
COMMITTEE
AMI
rtKKX
IM)llil
lltlJ)
I-AMT
Mtllll
JAV
IMPKOVB
IsAKE
st"insar
K.
V
t'a-oprratn
el
TwaT
Jiearlra
AsssMvd
And
l
asted
Efforts
W
lie
l'rl
raa
a
hunt
saeasiag
of
the
?rmee
Rupert
Parka
Bgacd
and
rep
re-;
ltatlvea
of
the
tralerfliriwganiBationii
n
the
council
chamber
last
night
lot
be
purpose
of
dlacuaalng
the
queatl-n
-A
having
the
lake
along
the
new
road
eecrved
aa
a
park
and
also
SB
aak
for
i
grant
to
imprbve
it
for
swimming,
kaung
and
other
purpoM
Oa.
Johnstone
waaldad
and
J.
A
rersg
waa
secretary
slembers
of
the
rhs
Board
present
were
Dr.
W.
1.
Tatajla
chalrmaa.
Mayw
McMordat.
C
H.
Orme
and
H
P
Pulleu.
For
the
fraternal
orders
there
were
present
aaasabeia
of
tha
swaWw
eon-
aatiag
of
the
ckauroaan
aaad
asii
rury
oA
Sort
Iteaan
Howaid
atn.
aud
P
W.
awisiXiH'Jhe
eKha?
ttaj4beV.;'soar
were
Meaais.
irvir
aauiaoon.
uerrj.
miier.
Bird
sad
Daggett.
The
ehalrman
ootlinad
he
situat.ju
aa
he
saw
n
ahowihg
that
uie
:natiei
ted
beau
eaten
up
with
Hon
T
D
PattuUo
prior
to
the
election
out
tiiat
situation
had
changed
:,me:ia
!n
the
election
Aloo
it
hsd
been
Mit-,'f;d
o
them
that
they
should
he
mnfJrr
up
with
the
Park
Bos'd
s
JD'
roiirtitufd
suthorlty
it.
reitarc!
tc
Pr
vmcul
Parks
In
this
district
Auoor-aingty
this
meeting
had
baea
arrant!
It
had
been
planned
to
drain
the
lain
and
U
clean
it
out
and
mke
a
place
unci
reds
have
a
free
AND
BETTER
vbcre
the
efnhtren
oouid
learn
to
swini
vithout
HiisgHi.
Or
Kaawin
enlalaad
ttaat
tew
Parlts
ward
had
bsn
sajasjnlid
y
toe
ugv-
to
have
saaaage
of
the
parks.
They
had
not
sought
the
Job
and
aarulo
willingly
art
acXfO&e
ea
It.
Th7
were
In
perfect
sympath
weth
Use
aom-
mlttee
tn
regard
to
in
ill
lag
kaaad
around
.he
lahe
for
a
park
MS
la
anpreviag
.be
lake.
Mayor
McUordat
faeed
has
personal
support
of
tke
sen
tit
aad
bought
the
committee
should
eontuwie
:o
function.
B.
Pi
PuUen
sasd
the
&asd
had
bead
appointed
ao
be
the
teal
aiilharHy
la
the
dlatrlct
ln
regard
to
the
perks.
They
isd
delegated
that
autharrty
ta
ttv
rwimmlng
cauh
at
the
Salt
Ukee
aaV
he
thouxht
.
wcnld
be
fdad
t
do
tb
tame
at
the
new
past
tf
they
esajM
g-t
He
moved
that
tk
Board
go
an
re-,
?ord
aa
vim
(un
syaajaatlry
wtth
Uat
nove
au'i
:-adj
to
co-operate
aad
sksd
tl
.
;i
t)rnrnHtee
r
ah'sii
ano
prepare
a
plan
of
the
new
park
and
the
tt-epcaad
improvements
aad
they
would
forward
them
to
the
Chuainmeh.
Thu
waa
aeoonded
by
c.
H.
Ongat
and
car-led.
Ibe
eoanmlttee
then
met
maH
decided
to
prepare
a
plan
as
suggested
ao
tha'
DURING
BABY'S
TEETHING
TIME
The
Bowels
Become
Looso
Di&rrhoa,
dvacnterr,
colic,
aunt,
Ken
fManireet
themaelvm;
the
iftrma
bo-tome
swollrn,
and
oanlers
form
in
tbs
mouth.
Tbia
u
the
time
wbea
tha
toother
shoald
um
and
perhaps
save
the
baby's
Sfe.
Oa
the
market
for
80
years.
1-noe,
We
a
botUe
at
au
csrugxuu
on
of
smokers
CIGARETTES
lO
for
2y
4
CIGARETTE
i
matter
might
go
to
the
new
Ooveru-;at
without
delay.
Man
in
the
Moon
No
young
oast
be
said
to
o
a
their
own
if
her
mother
livi-r
with
tbaan
rhe
person
raspotkalble
tot
the
dkHri
button
of
this
paper
claims
these
campaign
are
a
nuisance.
He
hates
to
have
to
work
so
bard.
I
one
tune
thought
this
news
pa
par
waa
sadly
on
the
win
But
now
I
tell
a.
diffeaant
tale
Since
we
started
our
campaign.
The
office
boy
la
reading
It
The
natives
beep
up
to
date
And
even
the
mayor
of
Baal
Oove
aavs
It'a
keeping
him
up
too
late.
J..
its
u
kt'w
what's
the
use
n
Immigration
pcMcjr
whoa
there's
over
million
good
Canadians
born
ear.
Young
Canada
ia
coming
fast
Without
any
foreign
aid
For
fi
ur
years
aaea
a
million
born
All
branded
aa
"Home
Made."
TI.MIIHR
SALE
X.9828
There
will
be
offered
for
aale
at
Public
Auction,
at
noon
on
the
twenty-eightn
1
28th
i
day
of
August,
IMS,
In
the
office
of
the
forest
Ranter
at
Burnt
Lake.
BC.
the
Ltoense
X-MS8.
to
cut
71.4S0
Hewn
Jackplne
tlea.
on
an
area
situated
six
(6)
miles
down
Tcbealnkut
lake
on
the
south
bank.
Range
I'
Coast
Dlatnrt
Three
ill
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
.
Pr'
.
ir'
(i
anyone
unable
to
attend
the
an"
pernon
msv
submit
te.KW
i
t
opened
at
:id
hour
of
auction
and
treated
aa
one
bid
"
Purth'r
particular
of
the
Chief
Forester.
Vir'orla.
B
C
.
n
Dlitrlc'
Foretcr.
Pnuce
Rupert,
B.
C.
iscovere
Ijidy
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