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i-di
message
to
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and
friendship
smh
a-bright
prospects
of
the
long
before
the
count
rv
ers
will
be
a
good
city
and
I
perous
than
they
are
today.
an
e!
93
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J1
Thursday.
April
12,
1928
.MESSAGE
FROM
!;;
of
id,
Interior
i
tr.ide
Ik
re.
a
me
we
like
to
jret.
e
llulkley.
V.'e
feel
I'
eliip.'Ci
to
Ml
FAI
L
FAIR
Tonight
it
should
ie
defitiitel
go
ahead
this
year
or
not.
We
I.
would
be
a
pity
;
ltl
it
drop,
but
some
enthusiasm
in
regard
to
the
foolish
to
proceed.
It
would
he
.
oi
INTBIUOIt
News,
brouht
a
breezy
av'e
frf
cheer
and
hope
lie
jrl.id
to
know
of
tbe
Iire
tliut
tt
will
not
be
ut
that
Smith-
tot;-
lie
much
more
pros-
mattcr.
otherwine
H
meetiriK
tnhjiit
m
gay
j-es
or
no
to
the
proponal.
SBTDACK
TO
UAITINT,
H1UTISH
LION
The
game
of
baiting
the
Britinh
Lion
carried
on
by
Mayor
Thompson
and
his
myrmidon
at
ChicsKo
has
been
amuninK
to
us
and
hurajliatinK
to
real
Americans.
However,
they
have
expressed
thfttnaelves
jo
no
uncertain
manner
at
the
primaries
in
the
state
of
Illinois
faction.
where
nominations
have
been
refused
to
members
of
the!
It
is
the
first
step
toward
eradicating
this
disease.
Sir
Henry
Thornton
in
his
review
of
operations
stated
that
the
railway
lost
600,()(M
by
the
reduction
of
the
grain
route
to
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
from
the
prairien.
This
means
that!
the
coast
and
the
prairie
people
benefited
to
that
extent.
It
is
probable
that
as
a
result
the
traffic
this
way
will
have
increased
to
Mich
an
extent
thai
it
wisj
moke
u
to
the
railway
for
any
losses
and
will
make
a
saving
id'
over
a
million
dollars
a
year
to
the
people.
1
"(MowBreadmidJIcitei'Bi'eatl
Sail
notice
the
difference
at
once
tt
i
istruttd
as
a
.sifcrn
of
weaknetw
if
;
w
t
-
If
II
If
I
If
HOLD
CELEBRATION
(UTIIKIt
TO
MMItKIt
Of
tiiiiki;
III
MIKt
l)
AT
JilVOUTH
run
mii
it
iiav
kviint
ai
akkans
wteiiE
ti
I'ltKMlVTKUIVV
AXI
KAIAATIlXV
UtMV
4IMI
WITH
AMII.H'ANS
ryii
:ati:
KINCOtlTH.
April
12.
The
annual
therlng
ot
the
native
Christian
of
Northern
Bi
and
Alaska
waa
hd
this
year
at
Klucollth
at
the
mouth
of
Hie
Nana
River.
Instead
of.
aa
baa
been
the
custom
hitherto,
at
Fishery
Bay.
The
Church
Army
of
Kltkatla
arrived
on
Wednesday
laat
led
Dy
oaptatna
Brown
and
Nelson.
On
Thursday
a
large
delegation
representing
the
SalvatUp
Army
came
In
from
Port
Simpson
and
Kftchlkan
SUtff
Capt
Parkinson
wa
in
-harge.
On
Friday
morning
a
seine
boat
came
In
with
about
forty
mem
ber,
of
the
Church
and
Church
Army
of
Massett.
Chief
Edenshaw
and
Mr.
Attaint
led
the
contln4ci.t.
The
Pjae-
tayterlon
Church
of
New
Matlaketye
cant
a
body
cf
elders
with
their
minister,
Rev.
Edward
Marden
The
villages
of
the
upper
Naas
ware.
nlso
represented
by
the
choir
and
Church
Army
of
Alyansh.
the
Salvation
Army
of
Canyon
City,
and
the
Church
l
Aimv
and
choir
of
Greenville.
In
all
$7.50
lh8
veti
about
three
hundred
visitors
I
m
the
village
from
Oood
Friday
until
$1.40
I
Tuesday.
Religious
services
were
held
$2.80
.25
.2
..
ddly
in
the
Church
Army
hall
by
the
ccmblned
Church
Army
and
SalvaUan
Army.
The
services
In
the
large
parish
church
of
Klucollth
were
crowded
at
all
services.
There
were
eighty
communicant
at
the
oelebrstlon
of
the
holy
communion
at
nine
o'clock.
The
choir
?f
Atyansh
led
the
singing
at
the
murntng
service
and
also
sang
severs!
inthsni
from
Haydynn
"Creation."
Capt.
Brown
of
Kltkatla
preached
In
the
native
tongue
and
Capt.
Paul
Mercer
of
Alyanah
and
Bandmaster
Calvert
,
:f
Ketchikan
read
the
leasons.
At
the
evening
service,
when
the
church
was
crowded
to
the
doors
and
many
could
not
get
in.
Be
v.
Edward
I
alarsden
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
of
jl-'ew
Metlakatla.
preached
first
In
Eng-I
lieh
and
then
In
his
native
tongue.
Her-jtert
Nvuvhlaon
of
Naw
Uetlaketla
and
!
Alfred
Adams
of
Ifataet
read
the
lessons
The
choir
of
Oreenvllle
led
by
Con-;
ductor
Herbert
Boblnson
sang
the
sacred
j
Cantata.
"Ktngs
Triumphant."
the
;
splendid
rendering
of
which
greatly
!
impressed
the
huge
CQngxeajatlon
..,
..
During
Monday
several
games
of
AlbhllMi
I
football
and
baaketbaU
were
played
by
.'
derided
'hether
the
fair
is
to
!
vlsltlnn
teama
and
alter
a
farewell
re-1
.
i
r
.
m.
.....
.!...
u
rival
meeting
In
tfea
OfaBcb.
Army
on
.
would
be
I
of
Tbaedsy
moratng
The
ladles
of
the
vlllafle
entertauaad
mII
th
vimAtnrm
at
rmlrik
llnnn
tod
the
fair
were
to
be
dropped
V.'e
-liouid
iniHS
the
annual
visits
froni:
.upper,
from
Friday
to
Monday,
and
the
the
people
of
the
distric
t
and
think
it
would
be
best
to
go
ahead.
!
vhitors
wiahed
to
publicly
azpreaa
their
i
However,
it
i.-
up
to
the
people
of
the
city
and
they
should
be
at
the
I
'f1"0"
'
:hJ"
'"u
WM
-l
M
.7J1C
Ul
AIIKVIl.ll.
Man
in
the
Moon
rVIRY
healthy
man
who
works
bates
to
get
up
in
the
morning.
MARB1CD
men
are
creatures
who
second
tbe
motion
when
it
Is
paopusid.
RAILWAY
SETTLEMENT
It
is
satisfactory
to
know
there
is
everv
likelihood
of
the
I
WHAT
wH1
P.G.E.
Itailway
quesUon
being
settled
permanently
so
far
as
this
8Unme"
nd
Chicago
be
without
Its
Big
Bill
Thompson
.
as
province
is
concerned.
The
minister
of
public
works
would
hardly
have
made
the
statement
unless
there
was
very
great
likelihood
of!
the
first
step
toward
jireventtag
its
being
carried
out.
wrs
is
to
learn
to
keep
your
fingers
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
the
Canadian
National
will
get
the
line,
oat
of
other
peoples
business
This
is
The
next
best
thing
would
be
for
the
C.P.R.
to
have
it
and
get
run-hlllt
to
Ruasia
ning
rights
to
Prince
Rupert.
In
any
event
ratepayers
will
be
glad'
to
get
rid
of
at
least
part
of
the
burden
of
the
railway,
the
overhead
t0
otttn,
byt
on
whirfi
it
considerable
in
addition
to
the
annual
loss
on
operating.
'001
'
'
MUM"
It
the
C.Nit.
gets
tbe
P.G.B.
it
will
Jje
possible
for
Prinee,
.
Rupert
people
to
uae'the
eail.toatay
Jo
Vaner
a
ar
,itf
rptliw
f
it''
has
teen
vcut
to
j-t
jte.
t
to
tne
Doat.
a
great
many
people
are
always
sick
on
a
boat
ana
started
this
year
but
now
it
would
be
willing
to
pay
a
little
more
for
the
land
route.
To
go
by
if
she
is
likely
to
get
away
tonight
way
of
Jasper
is
too
long
a
distance
but
by
the
P.G.E.
it
would
be'T
,h
brv
rve
Ua
fair.
shortened
immensely.
i
"
"
ITS
easy
enough
to
get
things
on
time,
except
perhaps
the
repair
job.
In
The
Letter
Box
lllYI.IOIir
K.WIMl
Editor.
Dally
News.
As
the
aast
of
the
dominion
la
agitating
sggresslvely
for
Daylight
Saving,
and
the
preas
is
giving
It
lull
publicity,
the
preesnt
seems
a
fitting
tuna
to
take
this
nil
ensroaalng
subject
-
up
for
ourselves.
Iu
tin
Issue
of
your
pape.
some
we
cr
so
ago,
an
Item
appeared
emanating
rr
m
that
august
body,
the
council
of
the
Board
of
Trade,
In
which
tbey
refused
the
request
of
the
Kelson
Board
to
nupport
them
In
their
effort
to
have
Daylight
Saving
universally
adopted
by
the
Province.
In
place
of
the
present
waeatlafactory
arrangement,
whereby
Men
municipality
must
dscioe
this
Issue
lor
itaaif.
thus
causing
tndlets
Bach
individual
la
entitled
to
AU
or
her
opinion
and
I
br'leve
that
If
thk
mat(er
were
thoroughly
thrashed
out,
11
wouio
or
lounu
uiai
punnc
opinw
1
strongly
In
favor
of
tela
.Daylight
Saving
plan
for
the
summer
months.
Daylight
Saving
originally
adopted
a
war
measure
has
tajten
iuch
a
hold
that
It
Is
now
known
as
the
auauBer-time
Act
In
England
and
starts
April
8.
and
tarmlnnteo
September
SO.
Whan
we
consider
vlie
Inestimable
advantage
-rr
-
v
.-
I
tf'The
Telephone
is
thefe
Voice
of
the
NationJ
Thursday,
a
i
'
...
pQIQ
ill
l
Hi
111
The?
Ifone
could
but
liiten
in
he
would
hear
the
speech
o.f
the
joaet-place,
language
,of
the
kvv'makers,
the
talk
of
$hc
home.
If
nature's
great
boon
to
rpan
ie
the
gift
of
speedi
which
coebodics
in
it
so
much
of
tlje
personality
behind
it,
certainly
that
of
science
the
ability
to
transmit
that
voice
and
the
accompanying
personality
over
thousands
of
miles
of
space.
The
four
corners
of
tne
earth
are
Marched
for
.the
materials
which
contribute
to
the
making
of
the
tele
phone
on
one's
desk
in
the
office
and
on
one's
table
at
home.
Cotton,
copper,
gold,
silk,
antimony,
ic
d,
rubber
and
other
ijbres
and
minexads
are
hidden
within
the
modest
dreu
of
this
mtatntable
Jktle
instrument
upon
which
so
many
of
our
skilled
workmen
are
continually
employed.
One
of
the
best
us
to
which
eli
trie
power
in
Carsufa
i
put
is
in
the
daily
operation
of
the
mre
than
a
milhbn
telephone
gets,
with
their
acCDmpanying
wir.s
and
cable,
aw.fchb
arda,
and
all
the
rest
of
the
paraphernalia
which
f1
'
'
UP
Canada's
great
telephone
systeutf.
i
aw
aawi
a,
m
r
i
w
.
ib
liai.Bat
is
i
i
nx
i.'
atuawrff
u
.
xjm
,
l.
t
r-
t
r
i
mm
f
.
kA
am
vi
raaayam
to
be
gained
by
all
lovers
of
outdoor
sports
ajid
reMaaamns,
it
Is
a
wonder
It
has
not
been
vweeraally
adopted
ere
'
his.
It
certainly.
ik
.
going
to
be
in
the;
near
future.
tfclgk
OX
It.
one
more
hour
-of
daylight
ui.earMy
the
wster.
play'
tennis,
fbotbaf,,
sir
poster
arutinu
the
1
garden.
The
4i
effpa
taoxkrr
naturally
will
hall
tk
s)ee
with
atclama
tlon
as
except
iR
a'
osanaaativeiy
non
period
he
iiatst
vsry
Uttle
recreatuMI
I
after
aupper.
vice
ttwugh
our
dss
are)
long
tn
the
auremer
monthn.
they
i
thonen
very
rapKUs;
and
the
chill
of
i
evanlngeeaxeiida
upos)
us
;
Nation
wide
Day
USA
Saving
is
nil
force
in
suanmer
mdBHhs
in
Ore
Brl-i
Uln.
Prance.
Balgluatand
other
Kunpejf
an
countries,
ajao
In
cU
us
belp
to
gaaka
fair
haw
It
kurU
gnat
advaniags
to
ever?
spota
In
Canuda!
It
an
annual
al
no-one
and
is
many.
Why
th
oouocll
of
the
BeaM
of
Trade
ahouleW
decide
tne
0
ttara
01
aoe
pecpw
qere
is
hard
to
understand.
Why
not
put
It
baton
the
entire
board,
not
forgetting
th
City
Fatbeta
baa
a
right
to
be
heard,
though
apparently
this
was
Vancouver.
Victoria.
Melaon
and
along
the
Crow
want
it
and
will
doubtless
get
It.
Are
we
to
remain
In
the
atlcka
for
Let
every
In
taf
sated
body
and
Individual
here
get
behind
it.
and
who
knows,
we
may
be
aba
to
enjoy
It
thla
usuner
Thanklng
yon
for
your
courtesy
tn
giving
this
lever
ejksrt.
I
am,
Xouie
for
a
Bmner-aBM
Act
here.
wAlp
BUG
ri
JH
nijii;p
I0IIAY
Following
a
quiet
aervlce
In
the
chapel
of
the
B.C.
UneVietakere
at
which
Rev.
A.
Wilson
of
first
Onlted
Church
Officiated,
interment
took
place
IhU
af
ternoon
In
Fiirvlaw
Cemetery
of
Meredith
Richard
Edar.
two
month
old
son
Of
XU.
and
Un
WUllam
Bdgwr
Letour-
neau
Apartments,
whoae
death
occurred
yesterday
morning
in
the
Prince
Unpen
Qsoers)
Hospital
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s7
,r
Efficiently
Constructed
With
often
(through
parking)
only
one-third
,of
the
city
streets
available
for
driving
on,
isn't
it
vital
that
you
have
"tbrcothirds"
tires
to
drive
on?
In
other
words,
have
tires
like
Dunlop
"Tractions"
which
are
scientifically
designed
and
efficiently
con
structed
to
assist
you
in
hand
ling
your
car
to
the
best
advantage
in
heavy
traffic.
tslllaV
1&0
These
Are
The;;
OnlyTircs
You
Need"
Dunlop
?;:PW.
1894
Canada
nr
Limited
-
1928