PAOE
TWO
ens
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
Saturday.
Jan.
14.
1928
PERSISTENT
EFFORTS
Persistent
efforts
are
being
made
by
Vancouver
people
to
let
the
world
know
of
the
development
of
the
Peace
River
country
by
way
of
that
port.
Only
recently
the
Vancouver
Sun
published
a
full
page
advertisement
in
the
Toronto
Globe
calling
attention
to
the
mailer
Which
brourht
forth
an
editorial
artirip
f
rnra
that
namr
auw.
I
"
-
---.,
-
--
r
gesting
the
need
of
developing
the
Peace
River
district
and
men-tiwwJif
only
Vancouver
in
connection
therewith.
The
Sun
is
the
most
insistent
booster
Vancouver
has.
It
is
out
for
Vancouver
and
Vancouver
only.
It
spends
money
in
connection
with
the
campaign
but
it
often
forgets
that
there
are
other
part
of
British
Columbia
besides
that
in
which
it
is
published.
That
makes
it
le
popular
outside
especially
in
Prince
Rupert.
AUSTRALIAN
TRADE
The
Financial
Pout
whicn
u
ually
is
Conservative
in
its
views
recently
diiviuis.il
the
Au::a:i;,n
trade
treaty,
the
most
pungent
paragraphs
from
which
are:
The
minute
number
of
people
in
Canada
who
do
not
find
the
Australian
Trade
Treaty
ben-.-t
ic:;tl
are
articulate
out
of
all
t
por
tion
to
their
numbers.
But
nei.
;ro.ganda
mac
nine
is
workir.tr
extraordinarily
well.
However,
it
will
have
to
operate
a
great
deal
more
efficiently
to
commie
the
people
of
Canada
that
the
treaty,
which
has
already
benefitted
such
basic
and
fundamental
indu.-tiie-as
salmon-packing
and
pulp
arci
paper
manufacturing,
will
not
(
favored
by
business
met.
a.-
a
whole.
To
augment
further
the
trade
between
the
two
countries,
he
Australian
Minister
of
Trade
and
Customs
has
decided
to
appoint
a
trade
agent
iu
this
country
with
het.diju.iiters.
probably,
in
Toronto
As
the
Dominion
has
its
representative
in
Australia,
the
Australian
appointment
should
tend
to
cement
more
firmly
the
improved
and
increasingly
satistactor
giowth
in
trade
between
these
tw..
nations
of
the
British
Commonwealth.
HOW
DO
THEY
KNOW?
Saranac.
report
that
wi;d
g.-e.e
on
their
southward
migration
hive
taker,
to
.-..;!;..?
i
.!
on
.1
eight
trains,
say.-
a
writer
11.
The
Time
cSew
York
1
.
Tin-
show
-
genuiiy
worthy
of
-jruc
t.f
the
domesticated
animals
that
inhabit
th.-
tamus
t..vn
?
Vinted.
I'mm.
The
birds
have
he.
n
s.,...
;,
ai.ght
in
such
numbers
that
the
tops
of
the
cars
so
tht-
Herald
Triiiune
assures
us
uere
"literallv
covered"
with
geese
Alter
r::i.g
thmM-le.
fr
a
while,
they
rise
up
and
resume
their
sw
ifter
way
uy
w
ing.
Students
erf
bird
migration
will
promptly
see
in
this
an
analog
fo
the
cases
ot
hirOs
which
take
passage
on
a
steamer.
Others
more
incuneci
to
cynicism
win
remind
truin
;hat
Hying
lish
show
uar
wisdom,
and
frequently
tump
out
of
the
water
into
a
order
to
obtain
a
free
ride.
To
the
simple
city
nature
lover
the
question
promptly
How
do
the
wild
geese
know
rection?
if
the
tram
is
boutid
in
the
a
sim-
boat
in
ariiies.
right
di-
SENDING
OIT
IIADIO
C
ALLS
The
government
allows
young
boys
and
others
to
have
radio
sending
stations
which
can
send
messages
for
long
distances.
They
are
often
powerful.
Jack
llarnsley
when
here
was
able
to
communicate
with
the
Arctic
and
the
smaller
sets
can
send
long
distances.
To
be
allowed
to
use
these
sets
is
a
privilege
which
will
not
likely
continue
for
long
as
they
may
become
a
nuisance.
The
ieople
who
send
out
distress
calls
or
other
.
fooHwh
messages
...
which
are
likely
to
f
a,
a.
a
interrupt
ousiacwa
or
navigation
are
si
reply
cutting
shorter
the
time
during
which
amateur
broadcasting
will
be
allowed.
SIDE-TKACKLNTe
EDMONTON
CwtTiatitoa
people
are
ratfcer
worried
over
a
suggestion
that
perhaa
tke
C.P.&.
may
buy
the
Alberta
Government
Railways
and
sidetrack
that
city
by
a
cutoifr
taking
all
the
grain
from
the
Peace
Hirer
east.
The
matter
hartac
.diacasaed
by
the
Board
of
Trade
SktlA
Ik
mirnr
ankl
MMSkik-
nf
nC
miiIwI
tt:
t.
formed
into
a
conpntttee
to
watch
evenU.
to
call
citiaen's
meetimra
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PlttHPl
the
interests
of
Edmonton.
The
meeting
came
out
flat
as
favoring
ine
saie
01
tae
c.u.
u.r.
Hallway
to
tne
Canadian
National.
si
uuietc
ST
JOHN
HA
urajl
V
fOOOMTO
An
Ally
o
Commerce
COOPERATING
with
every
phase
of
Canadian
enterprise
Through
the
Urg-t
nussbsr
S
brandmJA
Qaftada
For
the
greater
prosperity
of
Canadian
business.
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mm
BCOINA
VMM
EDMONTON
VAMCOJVCR
The
Royal
BatiK
of
Canada
'
ftina
Rupert
Branch
F
E.
Robeitson,
Managei
HMt
IssUe
1
Mrs.
H
H.
Long:
2.
Un
K
Rod.
Men-
1.
J.
J.
Mulligan:
a.
Mrs
a
Arthur.
A
dance
followed
to
the
strain
of
Arthur"!
Orchestra.
RE-OPENING
SERVICES
The
pii
a;-i:t
C.'
-
Co
T!s,
AT
BAPTIST
CHURCH
The
Auditorium
of
the
Baptist
Church
baa
been
renovated
and
new
pews,
a
new
organ,
and
new
hearing
systesn
lo-
'
stalled.
The
following
special
music
wiU
be
j
rendered
at
the
evening
service
an
!
Sunday.
January
IS:
7:14-
Organ
recital
"InflammatUB."
iRoaaatnl).
"Berceuse
In
G
'
Gounod
7
JO
Worship.
Vocal
solas
'He
Shall
Need
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Flock
i
Handel).
Idas
Z.
H
Dsvtss.
Recessional
iKovenl.
Xmaat
aaalth.
The
New
Jerusalem.
I
Gabriel).
R
W
Howard.
Anthem
"
Be
Joyful
In
the
Lord."
(Emerson).
Choir.
Offertory
Voluntary
"In
Garden."'
.
isnist
W.
Vswghan
Davtes.
T..
p-ibUe
cordlany
invited
SMITHERS
:dif5
AUX.1..4IV
tor-
-
.
W.-vu
Lake
tU.
IV
:
Ci..:d
e:
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vh
to
the
Bulhley
Has
elected
of-
:..-r
to:
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rt:
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H:-
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Cunpt..
.
arestdeat.
Mrs
J
A
Uardiuaid
e.
r..:
Mrs.
H.
Welch.
Treauier
Mr
R
C
B:i.f3S)B.
txecut;-.
Mrs
OWiw
R.iujik1
nd
Mrs
N
P
ll.r:,:,
C
,:i.m.::e.
;-:ia
utile
s:.ou..
craiitho
iurzn
":ie
yra:
r.e
p-
nien
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:t)ii
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luiin
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old
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prejle:;:
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lee-president
Jl.
H..:-.
iueaident.
J.
H
Oroat;
.i-presldcnt.
J.
O.
Stephens:
council.
Charles
Head.
W
8.
Henry.
E
at
Bales.
H.
F.
Nosi.
L.
B
Warner.
L
8.
UcOUI.
H.
It.
Uattbews.
S.
H.
Hosklns
sad
Oeorge
Oulton.
The
eacreisxy.
H.
M.
astthes.
reporu
a
balance
of
cash
on
band
of
s00
Tht
women's
Auxiliary
to
St
J
AnaWtan
Cbwreh
in
Smlthsts
has
elect
-o
omcera
rr
tne
war
as
iauows
tf
Mrs-
K
-tniabuu,
Mr.
H
O
Wlndt;
treasurer.
Un
Iu
K.
Klrby;
Dorcaa
secretsry.
Vtra
A
Oreenbalgh:
thank
offering
secretsry.
Mrs.
8
H.
Hosklns:
leaflet
secretary,
Mrs.
J
O.
Stephens.
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Bulkley
Valley
Cow
Testing
Association
is
being
held
this
afternoon
in
Telkwa.
bus.
laess
including
the
election
of
otneen
for
the
year.
The
following
students
of
St.
Joaanh'b
Church
Sunday
School
have
won
priest:
aaaldulty
snd
punctuality.
Dick
Me.
Donald.
Pat
Csrr.
Cecilia
McDonald
and
Joe
Watson:
knqwladge.
Agnes
"TMn
FTsncea
Beaton.
Margaret
Dunkm.
WU.
tnd
Watson.
June
Carr.
Raymond
8a-
lemoler.
Bylrla
Mayer
snd
Jack
Uc-Donetl.
Lorena
Curr
obtalnad
the
nrtee1
for
the
Bible
clam
As
s
result
of
rains
which
fell
almost
continuously
during
the
early
part
of
the
week
much
of
the
snow
la
Smith
nt
has
now
dlsanpearal
The
Bmltners
team
la
among
a
aeries
I
pictures
being
enclosed
In
It
wares
F
a
Winnipeg
confectionery
concern.
The
annual
ocmgregatlooal
meetlns
of
St.
Jamas'
Pariah
was
held
in
th.
w.i
AngUoau
Church
on
Thursday
night.
A.
BUIott
of
Hsaelton
snd
W.
S.
gent
of
New
Haw)
ton
have
been
nets
visitor
here
recently
t
P.
i
Street
for
Ura.
D
C.
8snter.
Downey
has
started
week
on
a
Menee
to
be
built
on
amaiw
sad
after
I
hi:
lied
rwo
bottles
tie
pimpies
were
ail
lie
and
my
akin
u
u
aleaa
and
saKiota
u
CTer.
"
Pst
op
ealr
by
Tb
T.
MUbcra
Co.,
Limited,
Tomato,
OaL
HOX.
C.
A.
DUNNING
AND
SIUi
HEXRY
THORNTON
TALK
OFi
KAILWAY
BUSINESS
AND
i
TELL
OF
MANY
PROBLEMS
s
tosntinued
froui
page
one)
siartad
tor
everybody
e:eH
job
Certain
Individuals
with
more
unattmation
.han
j
Intelligence
hare
even
toot
u
In
at
:
served
ondar
any
minister
of
raUvaya
who
gave
as
much
support
as
Mr.
niianlne.
and
I
take
advantaee
of
the
c
I.cini.ib
ukvwi:
s
rd
.hat
be
was
the
knowledge
thst
'
placed
him
at
the
.army
as
those
that
'
-
(ic'al
rank
and
tile
of
n
.
.
Railway
system
"We
-
-:.
our
railway
grow
from
a
doubtful
pr
position,
viewed
striie-
.iaes
with
contempt
at
other
time
.
..
ridicule
and
generally
with
no
nfldence
We
have
wen
u
grw
Horn
lia-
l;e
to
an
orgaa-zatlon
h.ch
u
earning
annually
In
the
neighbjrh
od
o:
jaiaXMOMO
ue:
ai.a
whlrh
Is
performing
I
a
fine
and
efler-.ve
rervice
in
;1k-
ad-
vinrement
of
th?
prosperity
ol
our
Dominion
Time
wiu
when
the
deficit
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
was
an
actual
menace
the
tmanclal
security
of
this
Dminioo
and
tne
tune
has
now
come
when
that
asenaoa
has
disappeared
sad
our
NaMonal
Railway
system
is
rwgsresd
as
an
asset
and
not
a
ltabtl-Uy.
That
is
a
fine
achievement
mi
I
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v.
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.
.
.
j
tjuwuraj
and
m-
f
dlvMnailv
nm,i,'
Turaing
to
the
future
air
Henry
aaiaV
..
..
urumrma
and
snd
it:
.
utldenrw
th
L-t
of
the
past
they
must
not
ignore
the
promems
wht-h
presented
tbematlves
for
the
future
Day
by
day
and
month
by
month
c?tnjiet!Uon
becomes
mure
severe
If
we
are
to
maintain
our
position
m
the
future
tt
will
only
be
sn
a
result
at
unite
ec-ooeratii
M.
Opportunity
to
say
to
all
of
you
who
MIMHTEtt
(11
RULWAV(
are
here
and
to
the
public
of
Canada.
;
The
Hen.
C.
A.
Ouonlng
that
the
affairs
of
the
Canadian
Na-
-ny
remarks
he
might
ttonal
Bail
wars
insofar
as
the
eovern-
tended
to
be
eucb
friendly
post
)set
C's:;.idi
Suturduy,
Yttt
OAict
Nr.Wii
.
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whist
drive
and
Mrs.
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Stubba,
Xewbsir.
OaL,
dance
was
held
last
night
id
the
Kiss'
writes:
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fare
iu
coveres
with
DISTRICT
READERS
SURSC'HIITION
Hal!
under
the
auspice
of
the
Ladies
of
piaiple
and
was
so
bad
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was
askamed
RATES
the
Royal
Purple.
the
committee
In
U
be
sees.
I
suffered
ia
this
war
far
charge
being
Uesdames
Murray
Puller.
lit
years,
natil
one
day
a
friend
told
City
Delivery,
by
wail
or
carrier,
faariy
porta!
paid
in
advaac
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O.
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me
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lesser
period,
paid
in
advance,
per
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io
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at
th.;
door.
ty
nail
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upon
criticism
with
can
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a
friendly
eye
and
discard
tha:
to
say
to
this
great
family
of
ours
that
I
which
to
abnatvs
and
vladlcttee.
This
lgr.
Dunning
ana
i
are
on
perfectly
i
is
an
anay
dedicated
to
the
welfare
of
friendly
tersna.
Furthermore.
1
never
the
people
of
Canada,
dedicated
u
the
advancement
of
our
Deealnlon
an
army
which
faces
the
future
with
courage
an
coaxwiusO
ate
in
safe
.
and
ilder
ought
be
expected
tj
make
at
a
uMki
with
him
in
his
present
gathering
of
the
officials
of
the
organise
we
both
of
us
have
but
one
ob-
"on
01
wnicn
he
was
s
saaseooader
and
that
to
to
advance
the
wel-,
if
true
that
this
organisation
of
our
Mattoml
Railway
aystem
'
tiuate
enough
to
be
(nmnrlled
I
'
at
all
of
you
when
;
r
respective
homes.
r.:r
a'
td
from
length
snd
'
(
from
the
Atlantic
!.
lo
what
you
can
to
Idle
rumors
which
.
....
j
s
desire
not
to
tall
ways
system
but
j.v-.'.-.u:.
and
trouble
and
'
it
all
of
us
and
Mr
that
ln-
ahare-
It
is
unfor-
to
oe
'
and
in
our
reaasetlve
posiuons
to
faith-
alliance
with
a
poUUctan
and
In
'
fully,
cocecientloaaiy
and
loyally
aerve
alliance
with
a
psUUcUa
you
must
ez-people
of
Qsnada.
Mow
after
this
pict
that
some
of
the
grime
and
mud
.-nsn'.
I
hops
that
the
buiybodies
i
politics
thrown
at
the
politician
j
:
:i
'rt
to
a
warmer
elimsie
and
'll.
on
IU
way.
stick
to
you
It
la
-
.a-
:.lr
rXiBOing
and
I.
with
the
aa-
1
true
Sir
Henry
and
I
haw
a
task,
which
...
of
you.
will
be
permitted
,
"ry
few
people
reaily
appreciate
the
.1
-
-..1
nea
which
we
regard
as
I
-cMousnass
of.
the
unique
tasc
of
bar-
-
n-
-i
HI
ire
of
toe
national
,
ooniring
the
schedule
buainessllke
:?rtdt!ct
of
a
publU:.;
owuei
enterprise
lth
the
necessities
of
thst
thing
we
11
responsible
government
and
that
at
..iuch
harder
to
dj
than
mt
men
-
allae
On
the
one
hand
the
people
i:
Canada
aspect
tuts
tnstltutawa
to
:s
conducted
In
accordance
with
the
ieat
principles
of
basinaai
saw
without
Ute
laleniaSkMi
of
these
eras
which
are
described
as
poUtloal
patronage
They
xpect
at
the
same
time
the
mainten
nee
of
responsible
government
In
sala-
.
wu
wis
insiiiution
l
only
need
to
1
tste
the
problem
for
you
to
appreciate
he
difficulty
tWIOKeHI
MK
HENUV
"I
can
in
every
respect
endorse
all
that
Car
Henry
has
said
with
respect
to
my
arlsUons
with
htm.
Under
the
law
this
system
la
manned
in
ail
Its
orsncbea
and
operating
enterprise
with-i
out
refetwnot
to
ase
snd
properly
so.
Vhenercr
the
unsasmanl
desires
to
In-rresse
(he
sapltal
load
of
thla
eufrrr'
prise,
in
other
words
the
lnveatanent
y
the
ahareholdavs.
it
must
come
to
the
hsreholdea
for
the
necessary
psrmsi-ion
to
do
so.
These
if
the
relationship
pressed
la
a
lew
words
an
I
tblak
I
an
say
that
Sir
Henry
has
never
hast
vo
coaae
to
me
without
havusg
on
my
-r
careful
study
of
whatever
proDossl
ss
made
which
I
believe
my
duty
com.
,-ela
to
give.
Two
little
attention
has
seen
given,
;
y
the
Canadian
public
up
to
now
to
the
peculiar
nakUre
of
this
great,
this
i
jaiqua
saeruoent
which
we
am
earry-:
ing
out
on
such
a
lane
and
way
in
this
TVwainlon
of
Cansda.
May
say
wlwev
sawpewt
id
fer-yeaT
which
hss
just
closed
that
they
do
appreciate
to
the
full
the
services
which
have
been
rendered
to
them
by
your
president
your
board
of
directors,
by
your
fleers
and
by
your
emolovesa
In
van
y
ol-
ous
wsys
un
snd
down
the
munin
k.
pride
in
this
system
Is
manifest.
Tour
pride
la
the
tustlflsble
Druie
of
man
thustastic
effort
on
the
part
of
each
snd
n,d
,n
mslt
hls
enter.
every
one
of
yi
Them
i.
only
a
cer-
n,ncuon
tain
smount
of
traffic
snd
we
.t
'
WK.U
fltllltlSM
much
of
the
traffic
ss
we
le.it.m.t-1.
10
COQcJu,lon
th
mlhl'ter
saw
can
set
We
h.v.
e.th
.
....
'
nA
no
th.-
-
jui
mQ.
ltatlon.
hone
in
w.
iuAim
.
"Tou
mnormonger
worry
has
been
a..
l
fortune
or
'
'"
fortune
to
have
.
spei.
.wtlve
years
Men
your
iFood
44
4
un,
iniaxswunii
vests
which
I
nave
to
some
extent
hardeucd
me
with
respect
to
criticism
I
frankly
say
I
not
yet
ieiroed
to
like
the
poav
Dna
Had
of
cnttcum
which
does
not
attach
a
meas
policies
or
kla
sdmlnis-
irsuon
owl
instead
devotes
itself
personalities,
wamonstrsting
him
bv
nuendo
as
a
traitor
to
the
interest
he
la
supposed
to
aerve
Thst
kind
of
Csjsada
i
poison
m
our
na-taasaliife.
h
is
one
of
the
thinea
waih
nsaws
iv
most
ainicult
to
secure
pumic
lire
the
services
of
nave
Business
ability,
bassuae
they
dint
have
to
put
up
with
ihat
sort
of
thing
in
ordinary
hustnsw
life,
cut-iclam
Is
a
fme
thing,
it
la
s
good
thing,
it
yaw
don't
have
it
progress
atops.
Ws
dont
object
n
(sir
critic
Ism
of
the
Canadian
National
aystem.
because
we
lrf
10
analyse
the
criticism
and
see
If
there
Is
anything
in
it
which
can
he
turned
lo
the
advantage
of
this
great
organism,
n
So
far
as
the
other
kins
concerned
)uat
e
it."
to
in-
tor
hit
it
wherever
you
I
os.
fflaguire
DENTIST
Has
Returned
treat
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uoih
ana
ii
bom
referring
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have
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f..!i.
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prices:
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Felt
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clear
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irood
qualitv.
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clear
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for
Children's
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for
sale
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on
sale
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yards
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on
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