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Tuesday,
April
17.
1928
IE
At.
IK
OF
NATION'S
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i'i
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a
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ranch
tin-
!..-;.ui-
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Nations
Society
in
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tor
:n.-
pui
j...-.-
hi'
l..-fkiii.'
tot
work
rf
the
icajrue
ami
I.,
n-i,-
lami;.
arize
the
i.-npf
with
it-
aims
and
!.-
jects.
The
cause
i
-
a
vtvv
Mni!
one.
Alicacly
th-
!t
aiu-
has
dmi-jrooii
a
'-.
n,
!
.
i
.
v
iii.-1'ii'es
and
in
i
!;IucH1k
a
ln-tl.-r
iccliny
am.ri)r
Matin.
IS
In,;
,
.,1
t
'icill
Wei!
wi'ho'i!
tl.e
t-itehillj.'
ot
the
"..ie
:
till
;U
u
"un:
r:
-
intereted.
We
teei
u
r-
a
vi'eat
nianv
l'r;:.c.
Uuj.eri
'v
e
v.
ill
I..
:nt-restetl
in
th..-
i
aa-.-.
NOTABLE
FLIGHT
Tlie
!
I.;rht
of
the
Uei
iuaii
and
Irish
aviators
fruot
JraUnd
to
Canada
alh.u:h
.
i
i
ar
i
t
i
y
uniortunate
in
its
.
Ikucb
of
landing
sitfs,
wa.s
a
(Treat
even:
in
tlie
nistoi
v
of
tvaBttoa.
It
is.
th
first
trip
westward
in
nit)
the
Atlantic
to
be
mfie
by
anyone.
But
for
the
fog
over
the
tec-boond
country
north
of
Newfoundland
it
is
probable
that
the
plane
would
have
readied
Quebec
or
some
other
centre
quite
safely,
although
there
is
doubt
if
they
could
have
made
New
York.
VISIT
AN
IMPORTANT
ONE
The
visit
of
the
group
of
scientists
and
explorers
who
are
going
north
on
the
Effie
M.
Morrissey
the
beginning
of
next
week
is
an
important
one.
They
will
arrive
here
by
train
and
join
the
schooner
here.
Just
who
would
be
best
fitted
to
take
in
hand
their
reception
and
entertainment
does
not
seen!
quite
sure
but
the
board
of
trade
seems
to
be
the
most
likely
body
to
iie
able
to
look
after
it.
BSQULMALT
CONTEST
The
entry
of
Mary
Ellen
Smith
into
the
political
field
at
Es-etttmalt
seems
likely
to
make
the
next
election
in
that
constituency
interesting.
It
is
to
be
supposed
that
R.
II.
Pooley,
House
leader
of
the
Conservatives,
will
be
again
nominated
there
and
if
so
it
will
be
somewhat
of
a
battle
royal.
Mrs.
Smith
is
a
better
speaker
than
the
present
member
but
the
tie
of
old
associations
is
very
strong
in
EsquimaJt
and
the
sitting
member
usually
hat
had
the
support
of
the
men
of
the
army
and
navy
located
within
the
boundaries
of
the
riding.
To
what
extent
the
entry
of
a
lady
candidate
into
the
contest
will
affect
the
result
does
not
yet
appear.
On
one
former
occasion
Mr.
Pooley
had
a
close
call.
He
wa
opposed
by
A.
W.
McCurdy.
inventor
of
-ihe
Eastman
Kodak
developing
box.
Who
won
on
the
first
count,
but
pn
.an
appeal1
before
Judge
Lumpniar.
lost
by
three
votes.
'
1
'
'
BUY
NON-ASSESSABLE
STOCK
When
people
buy
mining
or
other
stock
it
is
well
t
ascertain
if
it
is
assessible
or
not.
Most
stocks
today
are
fully
paid
up
non-assessible
but
now
and
then,
as
in
the
case
of
Slocan
King
and
Leadsmith.
they
are
not
and
there
is
always
danger
of
an
assessment
being
made.
Some
local
people
have
been
caught
on
these
stocks.
It
is
believed
and
care
should
be
taken
to
avoid
any
repetition.
EXPERIENCE
OF
ITALIA
The
fart
that
the
airship
Italia
was
able
to
head
into
a
storm
and
weather
it
in
safety,
seems
to
indicate
that
airships
may
yet
be
mu('i
in
-iieh
a
manner
us
to
be
safe
against
ordinary
wind
and
weather.
While
there
is
doulrtless
much
yet
to
learn,
the
science
of
aviation
is
developing
at
such
a
rate
that
it
will
probably
become
ireneral
in
a
few
years.
Soft
food
makes
soft
children
Baked
crisp
and
brown
to
compel
chewing
and
insure
digestion,
Eat
it
with
whole
milk.
MADE
AT
NIAGARA
FALLS
LAID
ON
TABLE
IXMiTIIY
IHM'I
JIKNT
Wll.l.
HE
I'Ktf-Si:il
Il
AUIKIUIBX
lil'HIMi
.
(
(IMIKi
FORTS
mil
l'
-
The
new
street
rrafllc
bSa.w
came
up
atum
a:
last
nights
council
meettn?
.ir.i
was
laid
rn
the
table-'for
two
weeter)
.s
:htr
nidernuvi
may
have
the
oppor-
:
tunlt)
M
pert!:i:i,
;he
dooutbeni
which
j
U
a
voluminous
one.
Prinslps!
lnteivst
feilows:
The
driver
of
any
vehicle
in
any
street
In
the
city
fhall
immediately
bring
such
vehicle
to
a
standstill
a
near
as
possible
to
the
rlgltt
hand
curb
of
such
street:
()
On
the
approach
of
any
apparatus
of
the
fir
department
of
the
city,
or
any
city
of
other
ambulance,
police
patrol
or
any
oilier
vehicle
of
the
police
department,
i
on
the
sounding
of
any
slren-h.ir.
j
bell,
cr
ether
contrivance
on
any
1
such
vehielf
a.-
a
warn!::;;
ol
it
approach,
or
cbi
On
the
sounding
of
any
siren-h;rnj
bell,
or
other
contrivance
for
the
purpose
of
giving
warning
apparatus,
ambulance,
or
police
pa
trol
or
any
other
vehicle
of
the
police
department:
attd
such
driver
shall
keep
such
vehicle
a
a
standstill
until
the
said
fire
apparatus,
polio
patrol
or
any
other
vehicle
of
th
polio
department
stall
have
peseta
from
the
vloln-lty
of
such
street
The
driver
of
every
fire
apparatus
-hall,
while
responding
to
an
alarm
of
fire
and
wttile
mi:h
fire
apparatus
I.
proeedtos
to
such
lire
on
or
ato&z
nry
street
In
th
city,
sound
sr
cause
u
sounded
continually
a
siren-born
v-hich
shall
be
attached
to
such
fire
ipparatus
far
web
purpose
MHtXTMIX
AX1
Liirr
It
shall
be
unlawful
far
any
person
n
charge
or
control
of
any
ventcM
to
ark
or
stand
such
vehicle
in
an
man-
..er
o-.her
than
in
the
direction
of
th
::ne
of
traffic
ainng
or
upon
sttefe
rc;t.
and
h
shall
not.
during
th
period
lr:m
oae-fcalf
hour
after
sua-l
to
one-half
hour
before
sunrise
eave
such
vehicle
stanttin;
or
parked
.
tny
such
street
in
the
city
without
::.-uuted
cn
'.2;
ba:k
of
any
sucl:
.
;t
attached
thereto
In
a
con-
i
place
a
lighted
lamp
capable'
i
playing
a
red
light
clearly
visible
a
d!unce
ol
fifty
feet
to
the
rear
ol
uch
vehicle
I.
f.huil
be
unlawful
for
any
person,
t
ting
th;
owner
or
having
charge
of
:ny
vehicle,
to
allow
or
permit
te
came
r
any
animal
or
'
animals"
atladhed
thereto,
to
be
taod
or
remain
(.tending
.
exoept
while
being
loaded
or
unleaded,
-
while
taking
on
or
letting
off
pae-;nsersl
upon
any
street
within
twenty-five
feet
of
any
fire
hydrant,
or
within
ten
feet
of
the
building
line
at
any
rtreet
Intersection,
or
a
greater
dkrtanc:
than
one
foot
from
the
curb,
or
In
any
other
position
than
parallel
with
th
rurb
It
shall
be
unlawful
for
any
person
driving
or
in
charge
or
in
control
of
any
vehicle
to
drive
or
to
stand
such
vshlcle
on
any
street
within
a
radius
o!
fifteen
hundred
(1500)
feet
of
any
five,
or
to
drive
tuch
vahscs
over
or
across
any
fire-hose
laid
on
any
street,
unless
directed
ao
to
do
by
the
person
In
charge
of
such
fir
boa
or
aay
polio
officer.
IVUIKIMi
AUK.
IK
1
1
shall
b
urUawful
for
aay
person
driving
or
in
charge
or
control,
ur
in
possession
of
any
vehicle,
horse,
or
other
animal
to
stand
or
remain
sts-.lonary
In
a
manner
commonly
known
v
"parking"
in
any
lane,
or
any
part
'
oi
any
lane.
iruated
within
the
area
ji
No.
1
fir
limits
of
the
city
as
dc-I'ined
In
the
building
bylaw
of
the
city.
It
shsll
be
unlswful
for
sny
pei-aon
in
chaste
or
control
of.
in
possession
af
any
vehicle
to
aUsw
or
permit
such
vsjjiri
to
regain
stationary
en
that
portion
of
ThUtl
Avenue
lying
between
8eventh
Street
and
fifth
Street
unlet
such
vehicle
is
so
pMfiM
as
to
be
not
'
than
aui.
feet
away
from
any
oth:
vehicle
and
in
such
a
position
as
to
be
parallel
with
the
curb.
It
shall
be
unlawful
for
any
pervm
In
charge,
control
or
in
possession
ot
any
vehicle,
horse,
or
other
animal
t.
allow
or
permit
uch
vehicle
horse.
jther
itnlinal
to
stand
or
remain
stn-'.
iouary
in
any
street,
or
any
portion
of
any
street
In
the
city
except
In
tin-manner
permitted
or
authorized
by
any
of
tlx-
provision
of
this
or
any
other
bylaw
of
the
city.
Notwithstanding
aay
of
the
provision
af
this
or
any
other
bylaw
of
the
city
.-
shall
be
unlawful
for
any
person
In
charge,
control
or
la
possession
of
any
vehicle
.bora,
or
other
animal
to
allow
r
permit
such
vehicle,
horse,
or
other
-nun:
to
stand
.or
remain
stationary
In
'ront
of
any
theatre,
or
building
used
or
the
purpose
of
public
entertainment.
hestre
entrance
or
exit,
or
luel
intake.!
Tire-hall,
or
hotel
entree,
so
a
to
.Nitruct
it
he
free?
sMi
uniyrrupted
)
..rcewi
ingress
and
egress
te
and
from
nipfi
theatre,
building,
theatre
ntraue
n
arlt
faial
I
h
ether
places
places
;.
roper
signs
i.r.llce.
llJtss'eV
flKM
ha11
gVAgsCh
''asaegjrssjgg'
ssvsaBBasjBBBBBBBBass
tSr
a
may
Meted
be
designated
by
the
chief
FAIIC
PHKMIl'M
"So
you
want
a
Job
In
the
Mint,
eh?
What
salary
wotltd
suit
you"
"Well.
I'd
be
wining
to
pa
about
fifteen
dollars
a
day."-Lit
The
first
advertisement
printed
In
a
newspaper
waa
a
"Travel
Ad."
In
the
Chutett
de
France
July
4.
1831
vertislng
th
water
of
forg.
acf-
NATIVE
DOCTOR
lH4R(
fK
N
MtN
UMNO
HKNT
TO)
JAIi.
KOK
WOKKINO
''HK
WHEN
MBtHf.Vl.
:n
kail
":A'Wtter"to
the
Vancouver
Province
by
someone
signing
Native
Son
of
B.C."
dais
with
a
court
case
that
took
place
itccntly
In
Prince
Rupert
as
fc.i;ws:
II:
ly
Williams,
a
Klsplox
Indian.
!
ai
bean
ant
,
;a!l
for
iorty
day
be-
fcttaciies
to
the
bylaw
thrUgh
amend-
SUJ
three
Vji
ago
he
practised
the
menu
to
parking
classes
providing
aa!
.
.
,
rit
of
Ms
people
j
nd
t-r.toted
a
cure
Since
that
tun.
;n
;iie
authority
of
R:v.
Patter
Albvd:
O.M.I.,
Billy
has
embraced
Christianity
--the
doctrine
that
teaches
kindness,
clf-sacrltlce
a::d
justice.
In
Jail.
Billy
William
wUl
have
time
to
meditate
up-;n
the
vsrtv
oi
the
white
man's
way
and
If
h
iKc-
not
revert,
at
the
expiration
of
his
-.nunce.
to
the
bel.ef
of
his
forefather?
the!,
indeed
he
It
a
Christian.
Why
is
It.
Indians
have
repeatedly
asked
me.
that
.::
ar.
ent
to
jail
for
the
practice
i
tchohi"
and
rites
winch
are
.ptr:n:f.eo
to
the
white
man?;
B!!!y
Williams
o!.'cr.3e
was
that
after
whit
doctor
had
failed
to
be:.
el.:
ai
weman
who
was
sintering
from
a
bad
'
of
the
approach
of
any
uch
fire
j
knee
h8
rMlei
m
,md
dQn,uri)
the
!
old
oerentonlal
robes
of
an
Indian
doc-
tor.
he
raWaed
the
knee,
bound
It
up.
blew
upon
It:
told
the
woman
she
would
I
get
well
and
she
did.
Billy
Williams
was
sent
to
Ja.i.
NI.VIIL.tK
TO
Cei
E
Several
years
ago
the
whole
world
went
wild
over
the
declaration
of
Or.
Coue
that
all
that
was
necessary
to
attain
health
was
to
mutter.
"Day
by
day
in
every
way.
I'm
getting
better
and
better."
KOr.e
of
the
Coue
cult
was
rent
to
Jail.
It
was
net
so
long
ago
that
a
man
tyiluf
himsel!
"d-d.-'
appeared
on
a
jlcoal
stafie
for
which
he
was
highly
paid
-and
advtssated
th
pressing
together
of
the
fhtgar
tips,
the
pinching
of
fin-,:r
with
cidrhes
peg.
and
other
alBy
notions,
as
sure
remedies
for
aUsoentt.
Thouaansni
of
white
residents
of
Van-otiv-.-r
paW'goed
money
to
listen
te
hi
talk-
and
ne
one
was
sent
to
JaU.
An
thsr
sc-iftyled
'doctor
filled
a
hea
.re
to
overt
lowing
when
he
proclaimed
that
orange
juice
was
the
peat;
remedy
for
all
the
airmen
of
human-:
Ity.
He.
pUsara
went
to
JaU.
Spice
wlrl
not
ulf.ce
.o
detail
the
vari-.ua
and
many
'sure
cur"
theorleo
that
the
people
of
Vancouver
have
pale!
14
j
d
money
s
learn
of
In
the
past
lew
ar
-but
no
;
erson
was
pros--uteo;
But
Billy
Williams,
three
years
go
-Billy
WUliaan
whose
forefathers
wer
the
kings
ol
British
Columbia
far
age
-
Indulged
in'
same
native
ceremonies
after
the
wiMteine
of
the
white
doctor
had
tailed
and
Billy
went
to
Jail.
Bltl.t
N
CHAStt
It
may
be
that
Billy
and
hU
fellow
medicine
men
of
the
British
Columbia
tribes
are
at
fault.
They
should
engage
a
good
lawyer,
have
a
blU
prepared
for
pretenta-Mon
tc
the
Lagialature.
set
up
an
expensive
lobby
and
become
pro-reuionahed
They
should
hire
a
few
hails
snd
engage
some
orators
and
ihey
would
b
allowed
to
practice
their
prcleis'.on
to
their
own
advantage,
glory
and
profit
and
perhaps
to
th
benefit
of
humanity
-for
there
certainly
Is
as
much
virtue
in
Indian
medicine
as
la
marry
of
the
remeotea
prescribed
by
the
hundred-and-one
recognlned
schoola
of
inrdlcir.e
that
are
supported
by
the
(Ulllb)e
white
puMk-
Bvt
it
certainty
is
time
that
the
lawgivers
cf
-.hii
country
t
job;
into
soeount
-tm
of
the
fads
and
fancies
that
they
ncaurage
and
tolsrute
among
the
white
population,
and
which
are
banned
for
the
rrdikin
The
Indian
cannot
potlatch
because,
it
is
argued,
he
beggars
htm
self
in
holding
such
n
'elhran-jn.
Is
there
any
law
nat
;
.rv;-ii'.s
a
white
man
mortgaging
his
heme
ii.
1
beggannR
his
family
to
buy
an
exp.nMve
automnblie
ar.d
main-
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&.
WORTS
Ltd.
TORONTO
Est.
l3i
CANADA
S2B
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adveriiaament
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
I.iiinor
(
nntrol
Hoard
or
bv
1
the
Government
of
Hritlsh
Columbia
111
5
&
7
8
9
10
.-.in
his
piae
in
Boys
Observe
these
Rulesof
the
Road
1
XVr
as
sW
tight
md
Mr
th
2
M-ssfSiaVr
sm
sets
rlsht;
i
i
sSHsfsilMl
TtU.
(is
ea
1.1
3
Tto'stglWcIsM
t
curb
mi
spstsss
ttnn
m
si.
aw
mi
up
ea
Mm
tiifasnt.
srapeinc
umbIcsk
Don't
v
aboil
Watch
Me'STDP
sisw
sad
tnf-st
eaVsss
Kcnsls.
(jk
cssjst
natlwa
'
rittt
dm
ashl
war
iasMMcsiuu.
Ds
as
tssag
ea
to
aiif
Dka't
-Mt
ta"
la
ft,
a
sW
buulUbsn.
Man
in
the
Moon
A
rOTHER
day.
i
pper
remarked.
anotlur
te.
as
th
THIS
sport
spirit
Is
getting
Into
society.
Eoch
group
Is
trying
t
get
ahead
ot
the
other
and
each
individual
Is
anxl-our
to
spend
more
money
than
the
.elRhboT.
MOST
girls
would
object
to
marrying
the
mararajah
of
In
dors.
You
see,
collecting
wives
Is
th
cjhlaf
Iodprv
'
.I,
s.it
m
.ajHJl
Jlelaon
people
are
enlflHBrwMMr
gOft
game
while
Prince
Rupert
people
ar
wondering
if
they
win
ever
get
a
getf
course.
Of
the
things
that
does
get
you
anywhere
is
wondering.
WMN
n
baH
player
base
It's
ur?!eea
for
him
heart
on
his
reputation,
hustle
k
I
tite
way
round
the
seme
.n
business.
1
A
141
fLa
man
li
cock
sure
out
a
-
big
not
aaan
1
know.
y
willing
to
admit
he
does:
"Ethel."
he
said.
"I
haw
sewn
the
doctor.
Hp
said
I
must
give
up
amok-
inx
at
once
He
tells
me
one
lung
Is
U
shesdy
gone
"
1
She
flinched:
a
look
of
agony
came
over
her
pale
young
faee.
"Oh.
can't
you
hold
out
a
little
longer,
till
we
gat
enough
coupons
for
K
a
new
card
table."
Teit
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
I
,ih.
n.
ioia.
Capt.
Pearson.
William
Boulton
and
Mr
Sumner
arrived
la
th
city
this
morning
nnd
will
address
a
meeting
in
the
Empress
theatre
tonight
on
the
work
of
th
Y.M.C.A.
people
are
well
pleased
With
Telkws
ooal
which
is
finding
a
ready
market,
the
demand
being
in
excess
of
the
supply.
not
I
Th
weddmg
was
aoiemnin-d
rcoantly
In
Haaellon
of
MUh
Mary
Helena
Bealy.
Isistar
of
1.
C.
K.
Sealy,
nnd
Oeorge
reset
first
.Theodore
Johnson,
will
known
rancher,
to
try
to
get)
He
has
to
I
"
mm
-,',T
It's
about
Outside
In
the
bay
a
small
sailboat
was
struggling
analnst
an
adverse
wind
and
tennis
shoo,
b.-iry
In
a
Cnnndiun
magaalu.
Tuesdrn
ffleie's
ahikswith
7
md
aWorld
of
Pep
Surpassingly
Fine
in
Looks
and
Performance
the
Fondcil
Desire
of
Your
Boy
YOUR
boy
wants
c
ame
healthy
fun
t
h
-.
you
enjoytrd
in
bygone
days
thoge
"days
oi
!
sport"
whn
you
had
a
bicycle.
He
wants
a
C.
C.
M
A-k
him.
Watch
him
grin
all
over
his
face
if
you
so
much
hint
at
a
vttit
to
the
C.
C
M
dealer's
He
knows
why
;
e
Stfera
a
C.
C.
M
,
too.
A
m
that,
also.
Plaahing,
20-year
mck'
rJch,
radiant
enamel
greer-blue,
maroon
or
black,
sp':'
ily
trimmed
in
gold
at
r
.
i
.:
graceful
and
strong;
-i
every
line,
C.
C.
M.
Bicycirt
look
the
part
thajy
undertake
to
fill,
snd
that
it
to
be
t
e
quality
bicycle
of
Canadi.
with
no
superiors
anywhere
The
C.
C.
M.
it
an
econ
omical
inveetrnent
in
quality
IM:
Bicycles
Red
Bird
Massey
Columbia
Perfect-
Cleveland
and
Joycycles
for
Children
ccm
Saves
V
And
j
It
1
A
s.
v
serves'
BOYS!
Choose
Your
Bicycle
Today
An
Indian
must
not
praeWee
any
ol
e
ancient
rites
of
drviaattan
of
bis
pseple:
er
play
the
part
of
a
aoota--yr
or
fortune-teller
Bat
h
M
hi-Clan
walks
among
Ms
wttMe
orethren
he
may
if
he
can
read
as
gildsd
-
,-ns
on
windows
of
palmists
and
-.
rjttal-garers
and
astrologer
td
a
r
ot
or
other
fortune-tellers,
or
on
a
Sunday
sight
he
may
go
to
half
a
doawn
different
churches"
and
Ham
hew
the
v
hitf
sis
re
can
communicate
with
the
usad
Why
is
it
good
for
th
whit
man
to
rl
t
here
things
and
bad
for
his
red
brother
to
do
similar
things?
Let
us
be
fair
to
the
BiHy
Williams',
1
of
B.C.
Let
us
set
examples
to
th
Indiana
and
educate
them,
rather
than
'
all
them
for
practises
that
we
Indulge
in
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Tom
Ballinger's,
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