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DAILY
EDITION
Saturday,
June
16,
1928
PREMIER
MACLEAN
ui:T(r
to
the
crush
of
advertising
it
ha
been
difficult
to
find
i!!(
i
in
thfa
paper
for
editorial
opinion
during
the
past
day
or
iw
i
Tin
i.
suit
of
the
delay
is
that
it
becomes
clear
that
the
impression
marie
by
Premier
MacLean
was
an
excellent
one.
He
is
n
o
oi.itor
mil
neither
has
he
that
smartness
which
often
is
acquired
liv
politicians
and
which
enlivens
their
speeches.
He
sets
oiii
to
fell
lii-
tory
of
the
work
of
the
government
and
of
its
prospect-;
and
he
does
so
without
varnish
or
embellishment
of
any
kind,
lie
is
tlh'
sort
of
man
who
does
things
instead
of
talking
about
them,
the
M
I'd
oi
man
who
is
needed
in
this
province
just
now.
It
is
vary
clear
from
reports
which
come
from
other
parts
of
the
entimry
that
the
Prime
Minister
has
made
a
good
impression
everywhere
and
that
just
now
the
general
idea
is
prevalent
that
he
should
in;
given
at
least
one
term
of
off
ice.
to
allow
Kim
an
opportunity
to
prove
his
ability
as
head
of
the
government.
INTERESTED
IN
NORTH
Conversations
with
the
first
minister
make
it
very
clear
that
he
is
intensely
interested
in
the
north,
seeing
in
the
development
of
the
mines
and
other
industries
and
the
filling
up
of
the
vacant
lands
of
the
interior
a
means
of
increasing
the
general
prosperity
of
British
Columbia.
At
heart,
the
minister
is
a
financier.
He
was
minister
of
finance
so
long
that
he
sees
the
financial
aspect
of
most
things.
He
realizes
that
it
is
good
business
to
develop
the
north
and
he
thinks
the
south
should
realise
this.
While
the
Premier
is
keen
on
education,
on
health
and
the
personal
development
of
the
cititen,
he
also
realises
the
advantage
f
keeping
the
finances
of
the
country
JtUct
so
that
money
can
be.secured
for
the
necessary
expansion
which
he
sees
about
to
take
place.
The
visit
of
the
Premier
was
looked
forward
to
by
a
good
many
people
with
interest
and
they
were
not
disappointed
in
him.
HOOVER
AS
CANDIDATE
It
was
expected
that
Hoover
would
be
the
Republican
candidate
but
such
things
had
been
expected
before
and'
not
realized.
The
U
sited
States
has
been
fortunate
in
the
type
of
men
brought
forward
for
the
high
offices
of
state.
Hoover
is
one
of
the
best
of
them,
lie
is
able
if
not
brilliant.
He
has
already
proved
himself
in
the
position
of
food
controller
and
as
secretary
of
commerce
in
the
cabinet.
He
will
now
have
a
wider
opportunity
for
his
talents.
On
the
Democratic
side
it
looks
as
if
Governor
Al
Smith
would
be
the
candidate
and
then
there
will
be
a
battle
royal
for
supremacy.
The
campaign
this
year
seems
likely
to
be
a
bitter
one
and
there
will
be
many
defections
from
party
lines.
Smith
as
a
Catholic
and
an
opponent
of
prohibition
will
attract
many
Republicans
and
will
annoy
many
Democrats.
It
will
be
the
most
interesting
campaign
in
many
years.
DR.
YYHINCH
NOMINATED
MtfaofoiryHnat
the
Liberals
of-Skeena
have
chosen
Dr.
Wrinch
once
more
to
be
their
standard
bearer.
There
was
talk
of
other
candidates,
the,
vlna
being
made
that
a
younger
man
would
have
been
better.
WhiTf
we
need
ypiyiJi
je4)Kwe
also
need
steadying
influence
of
the
wisrheHds.
There
is
nothing
slow
backward
about
Dr.
Wrinch.
The
very
fact
that
he
has
been
pressing
the
need
of
a
health
insurance
measure
in
this
province
i.
an
indication
that
he
is
right
in
the
front
row
of
the
progressives.
I'
i"
to
he
hoped
that
he
will
be
given
an
opportunity
to
work
ot:'
plan
and
brin
it
to
fruition.
LOW
EXCURSION
FARES
EASTERN
CANADA
UNITED
STATES
EDMONTON
CALGARY
JASPER
Tickets
on
nle
from
May
22.
Return
limit
October
31
Full
information
from
Cm
TICKET
OFFICE
,
rao
28
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
Phone
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Canadian
National-
OMCERS
FOR
SKEENA
RIDING
11
UK
It
A
I.N
KI.IXT
IT
1.1.
1.IHT
FUK
'
t1
It
H'T
AT
COM
EN
HON
MEET
IXi
Till
MEEK
TERRACE.
June
it6.
-At'
the
'datrict
Liberal
ik
minatinfc''eonvetition
held
here
on
Thursday
afternoon'
officers
for
the
current
year
were
elected
as
follow
Hon
president
--
Hon.
Dr.
MacLean
nd
Rt
Hon.
W.
L.
Maekensie
King.
Hon.
vice-presidents
Hon.
T.
D.
Pat-tullo.
Dr.
Wrinch.
M.L.A..
Olaf
Hanaon.
President
E
T.
Kenney
(Terrace).
Vioe-president
L.
L
Dvotn
Smith
-art),
W.
W.
Anderson
Haeelton
t
.
Secretary-treasurer
8
Mayer
(Smlth-ers).
Executive
-Mr.
Perktna
(Esstngton).
H.
Halliwell
(Terrace
.
W.
Orant
(Haeel-tan).
P.
Corrlgan
(Skeena
Croaatag).
A.
Mapleton
f
(Telkwal.
J.
MeKetuMe
and
J
P.
Dawney
(Haielton).
Votes
of
confidence
In
Uk
MacLean
government
and
in
Dr.
Wrinch.
the
local
member,
were
passed.
Delegates
attending
the
convention
Included:
Sm
I
there
-J
McKenaW.
I.
M.
Sales.
j.
p.
Da
wiiey
Ja
Buenan
e.
c.
uourn.
3.
Mayer.
E
Hann.
Chss
Wilson.
Harelton
H
C
Wrinch.
Geo
Benson.
F.
A.
McNab.
Was.
Grant,
Oeo.
Hanck.
w
w
Anderson.
Louis
MeTD.
John
wu
l.n
n
Hall
-""'
Telkwa
A.
Mapleton,
Mrs.
A.
MSgee-
ton.
Kit
manga
Boy
Moot.
Woodcock
-W.
C.
Little.
Rema
C.
W.
Sweneon.
Laketae
P.
Mlchaud.
Ccpper
City
Can
Mason.
Terrace
E
T
Kenney,
H.
Halliwell.
W.
Klrkpatrtck.
F
C.
Bishop.
J.
Vlger.
A
Holm
wood
R.
W.
Riley,
v.
Boueie.
EIGHTYATTEND
PARTY
BANQUET
M'OMFA
OK
CANADIAN
LKOION
AT
TKKKACE
('
ATEIl
TO
BIO
IIINNF.K
IOR
VIirMI
THERE
PREMIER
INDISPOSED
TEMtACE.
June
16.
Following
the
nolitieea
meeting
on
Thursday
evening
the
members
of
the
Terrace
Liberal
Association
wet
boata
to
the
visiting
minister
and
convention
delegates
at
a
banqu.t
held
In
lower
O.W.Ti.
Hall.
Severs
kere
laid
for
upwards
of
eighty
person
and
the
splendid
supper
put
up
by
the
W
A.
to
the
Canadian
Lagton
was
much
enjoyed.
The
occasion
pro
pleryaicl
opportunity
for
a
general
talk
Wrlct
matters.
Short
addresses
were
riven
by
Hon.
T.
D.PattuUo.
Dr.
Wrinch.
E.
T.
Ken
r.ey.
J,
I.
Barge
of
Queen
Charlotte
City.
J.
K.
Oordon.
J.
P.
Downey
and
J
MeKansJe.
Smltbers
Hon.
Dr.
MacLean.
who
smfortunately
suffered
(a
severe
nose
bleed,
thereby
having
to
somewhat
shorten
his
polltl-al
addressV
was
unable
to
be
present.
Hon
Dr
MacLean.
Dr.
Wrinch
and
Edward
Morcross
of
the
Vancouver
Mcrning
Star,
left
Terrace
about
MO
i.m
yesterday
on
a
speeder
to
eatch
the
way-rrelght
at
Pacific
and
go
on
Haaaltori
to
hold
meetings
there.
Hon
T.
D.
PattuUo
returned
to
Prlnee
Rupert.
PKINCE
GEOUGB
Messrs
Joreeneen
and
Met
have
opened
up
a
new
restaurant
her
which
tbey
have
named
the
Little
Oem
The
Canadian
Forestry
Association's
moving
picture
car
was
here
for
se-eral
days
at
the
end
of
last
week
and
was
well
patronised
Charles
A.
Pyne,
president,
of
the
Cariboo
Automobile
Association,
has
launched
a
campaign
with
a
view
to
nrolllng
one
thousand
new
meMbers
la
the
Association.
at.
Hev.
w.
L,
Adans,
BUtom
of
MMfridbr
he
aervireK
in
Prnv
Oeonre
last
StUMhty.
Sydney
Perry.
Harry
S.
Taylor
and
Cora
Andrews
were
wuwera
of
an
es
say
contest
held
here
during
Pbres4
Protection
Week.
Rev
A.
W.
Trlrrklem
eenducted
services
in
Oonnnught
Hill
Lutheran
Churoh
here
last
Sunday.
Hev.
8.
T
Oalbralth.
United
Church
minister
here,
will
be
shortly
leaving
for
new
post
In
the
south
to
whlett
hi'
hsK
been
transferred.
The
monthly
meeting
of
the
Ladles'
Auxihury
to
the
Canadian
Legion
was
j
:-'Ui
on
Mondev
afternoon.
The
Eastern
Star
Auxiliary
met
last
I
Friday
alteraooa.
at
the
heme
of
Mrs.
1
!)
Deneen.
M:s
Inga
Andtismm,
assisted
by
her
Mi.'iif.
gave
dttnoa'
recitals
in
the
Capl-
"u
Theatre
at
tlie
and
of
the
week.
Hiram
A.
Carney,.
psemlnent
cltlren
of
rMnct,Qeerte,.and
Mia.
Carney
and
fsil1y4
laii
on
suodlyir
vtVaaeourvH
where
MMf,
wkU-rWHa
upfleratdeoeeMr.
Carney
oaeomlng
Wenttlled
with
the
i
m
h
r
'
InHiiamtrv
VANDEUIIOOF
Mrs.
J.
H.
P.
Laeey
and
d-a
tighter
have
returned
from
a
twelve
months'
visit
with
relatives
In
England.
J
for
P.
Tener
and
R.
W
Tener
have
left
gtteka
a
prospecting
trip
Into
the
In-
River
district.
Joseph
Murray
has
returned
to
Van'
derhoof
after
spending
the
winter
trap-
The
"tbmusl
tWflSSIBK
fSfK9Z2H
"WaJlWa..
CSBSS
K
an
plcnir
of
the
Nechaka
The
iim.
Traffic
Officer
If
every
car
owner
used
Champion
Spark
Plugs
there
would
be
fewer
traffic
jams
due
to
cars
stalling.
Chatnpionittheberteripark
plug
because
it
hat
an
exclusive
1111-
manlte
lniulator
ipe-clally
treated
to
with
tan
j
the
much
hieher
temperatures
of
the
modern
hlgh-comprts-'iton
engine
Also
anew
"
patented
loll
Jcopper
a
gaike(-seahhtremalaI
t
'
absolutely
gas-tight
under
high
com
pre
Ion.
Special
analyili
electrode
whlchassure
a
fixed
sparlo-gap
under
all
driving
conditions.
Champion
SpcirlCPhtfp
WUdsor,
Ontario
A
CANADIAN-MADE
PRODUCT
In
Prtnce-
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dls-tict
and
situs
is
on
Moresby
Island
ad-jioent
to
Alllford
Bay
Skldgate
Inlet
9dawn
Charlotte
Islands.
TARS
NOTICB
that
Paetfle
I
united
of
Vancouver,
B.C.,
occupation
pulp
and
paper
manufactmwrs.
lntandz
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
fellow
in
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
0
W
corner
of
B.T.L
UflP:
'.hence
73
jagreas
30
mlnues
Wast
Astronomic
I
1300
It
.
thence
North
St
degrees
SO
Minutes
West
(
Astronomic
I
IMO
ft.:
iienee
North
33
degrees
SO
minutes
Bast
i
Astronomic
i
800
It
.
tMnoc
North
Sg
degrees
west
I
Astronomic)
3BB9
ft.:
nance
North
00
degrees
Bast
f
Attrane-uiici
goo
ft.
more
or
Mass,
to
an
later"
af:tlon
with
the
high
water
mark
Of
'Btford
Bay:
thence
fottowlnx
the
said
high
water
mark
Southerly
to
the
point
oi
commencement,
save
and
eteant
on
island
containing
one
sere
more
or
leas
.-mi
another
island
containing
oisaefws.
more
or
tern
-the
whole
containing
112
ares,
more
or
Mast.
PACTPTC
MILLS.
LlaiTim.
Appiiaant.
By
Parker
Batauel
BoMkey
fcat
wu.
1
T
I
lan
WATBH
NOTICE
DIVKHHION
AMI
VSK.
TAKE
NOTICB
that
The
Detroit
Western
Mining
Co.,
whose
address
at
U4-8tandard
Bank
Building.
Vanootiear,
H.C
,
will
apply
for
a
licence
to
take
tatd
use
ISO
c
.fa.
of
water
out
of
Bast
Fpek
'ot
Khutaw
River
which
flowa
westerly
unci
drains
Into
Khutw
Inlet.
Ora-hnan
Heach
The
water
will
he
diverted
from
the
stream
st
a
point
about
1400
icet
Earn
or
the
Witness
Post
on
the
vest
side
r(
Lot
173
Prince
Rupert
district
and
will
b-
used
for
mining
purposes
upon
the
turners!
oroup
described
aa
western
Copc-r
(plana
on
file
in
surveyor
oeneral's
Ofi:rei.
This
notice
was
posted
on
the
i.'.;-.nd
on
the
10th
da,
of
May,
1938
A
copy
of
this
notice
and
an
appllcr.t'in
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
'Vtter
Act"
will
be
riled
in
the
office
of
the
Wst-r
Recorder
Kt
Prince
Hupert.
Obtectloi.
;
to
the
application
may
be
filed
with
the
said
ater
Recorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
(
Water
Rights.
Parliament
Victoria.
B.C.,
with:
a
thirty
dayi
me
iirst
appenrance
"Btrlldln
lldlnga.
a
after
of
this
notice
In
local
newspaper
The
date
of
the
first
fiubllcatton
03.
of
this
notice
Is
June
11.
DETROIT
WESTERN
MINING
CO
.
Applicant.
By
P.
ardoe
WllMHi.Aaent
LiNIl'ACT
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
AITI.Y
TO
,
JB4iACJl
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
and
situate
adjacent
to
Allifnni
Bay,
Moresby
Island.
Skldegate
Inlet
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Pacific
MM
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
B.C.,
occupation
Pulp
and
Pitpcr
Manufacturers,
intends
u
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
Iinds:
Commeni'lng
nt
a
noat
planted
on
the
high
v
trr
mark
of
an
Island;
thence
following
tlv
high
water
mark
around
the
Islftji
l
to
point
of
commencement
and
con'.a''
:n
0.35
sere,
more
or
leu
PACIFIC
MILLS,
LIMITED,
AliDK.-nnt
Donald
Wilbur
Hodsdon,
Agent
for
Pacific
Mills,
Limited
Dated
May
S,
1933.
IjJlicnQulRTCiij
qcbTiuffii
v
i
"tt
m
WL
G
AT
ffl
CI
IX
Pi
S
IP
;
j
ping
in
the
Pinter
Lake
district.
He
had
a
good
season
and
disposed
of
his
day
catch
readily
at
vary
satisfactory
prices.
Arthur
atMlford
of
Wistaria.
Conservative
candidate
for
Omlneca.
has
been
a
visitor
in
this
district
In
the
in-teiests
of
his
campaign.
Mr.
and
Mm.
Albert
Varley
and
I
daughter
of
Wllmette,
near
Chicago,
j
were
visitors
In
Vanderboof
hut
week
In
the
course
of
a
tour
of
Canada.
Mr
Varley
has
property
near
Tatcht
Lake,
Mouth
of
Tandsrboof
The
federal
government
has
appro
priated
the
etttn
of
Se.000
far
the
build
ing
of
a
wharf
at
Fcrt
St.
James.
The
matter
was
taken
up
by
the
Van
derhoof
and
District
'Board
ui
Trade.
The
local
drain
and
Hay
Pool
has
elected
Oearge
Csmeron.
WUIiam
Evans.
WUllatn
Bwsn,
John
aoldle.
A
CMears.
WUIiam
Smith
and
George
Bnell
as
directors
The
pool
will
continue
In
operation
for
a
not
he
three
yeari
provided
It
renMvas
siiffl
ieat
support
from
he
farmers'
df
the
district.
Institute
was
held
last
Thurs-
aftetawon
em
the
fawn
of
Wflllam
Smith,
there
being
a
vary
larrn
at-
!
trndance.
One
of
the
features
ot
the
proceedings
was
an
address
by
R.
O.
i-ifon
ol
Prince
Oeorge.
dutrlct
LAND
ACT
VOTICK
Of
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UN
1
1ON
TO
APTLY
TO
I.KAPE
LM
and
liis
guns
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tarlo
anitkc
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go
oul
-
and
tullets
cKip
your
luliLSrjs.
Intke
darlo
Ukcalke
lady
lhouaas
Jou,
Ike
lioock
no
longer
serves
fill
ijourflfje
ujltk
03den5
it
will
calm
ajour
jumf)U-
nerves.
9
SAVE
THE
valuable
"poker
hands"
For
Pic-nics
For
Pic-nics
bM
Elect
o
nc
read
keeps
soft
longest
TIIK
BEST
TIIKUB
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The
Hlectric
llakcry
specinlisos
in
cutlinjf
bread
for
Sandwiches
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VISION,
DEFECTIVE
HEAR-1N.
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and
other
oriianic
troubled
by
natural
methodi.
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D.C.
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Hloch.
Open
Evening
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
.,
.
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from
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lor
VAXCOt'VKU,
VICTORIA,
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Huleilale,
Alert
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3
p.m.
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etc.,
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ALICE
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ANVOX,
STKWAIIT,
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'
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PORT
BIMI'fM"-Sunday,
It
p.m.
13
nd
Avenue.
It.
M.
SMITH.
Agent.
I'rlnre
lluiert.
Through
tlikets
sold
to
Victoria
anil
uraltle,
and
bnr.ir.are
rher'
thruugh
lo
deatlnotkir