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of
Audit
Bureau
of
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DAILY
EDITION
t
fell
on
her
back.
supurb
heights.
:
Tuesday,
July
24,
1928
NORTH
IN
OPPOSITION
Prince
Rupert
and,
indeed,
four
out
of
the
fire
ridings
In
Northern
British
Columbia,
find
themselves
on
the
Opposition
side
of
the
Legislature
now.
There
they
will
be
for
the
next
four
years.
There
need
be
no
great
trepidation
over
the
fact.
The
north
is
at
least
represented
by
men
of
presents
and
fighters
such
as
the
Opposition
should
have,
Pattullo,
Manson,
Wrinch
and
Kergin
all
have
made
good
on
the
Government
side.
They
all
possess
talents
which
should
lend
to
similar
success
in
their
new
status.
How
they
act
under
changed
conditions,
none
of
them
have
ever
sat
in
Opposition
before,
will
be
followed
with
interest.
We
expect
of
them
not
to
be
mere
political
obstructionists
but
to
support
the
Government
where
they
find
the
Government
is
doirig
well
and
rightly
by
the
country
and
particularly
by
these
ridings.
On
the
other
hand,
they
will
be
expected
to
exercise
all
their
powers
of
opposition
when
the
government
might
propose
to
do
something
that
it
waa
not
for
the
welfare
of
the
province
or
of
these
ridings.
That
is
the
duty
of
the
Opposition
a
duty
which
if
it
fulfills
will
be
recognised
by
the
privince
as
the
whale
and
the
districts
its
members
individually
represent.
With
one
of
iheir
number
probably
In
the
role
of
lead
of
the
Opposition,
the
Liberal
group
from
Northern
British
Columbia
should
still
be
in
a
strong
position
and
capable
of
giving
effective
representation
on
behalf
of
these
ridings.
.
ILVME
ELLEN
TERRY
Probably
no
family
in
the
history
of
the
modern
stage
can
count
so
many
men
and
wotqen
possessing
a
high
order
of
histronie
ability
among
its
members
than
that
of
the
late
Ellen
Terry.
Kate
Terry,
Ellen's
eldest
sister,
was
one
of
the
Ieadug
emotional
actresses
of
thej
Victorian
era.
Ellen
was
the
second
daughter.
Her
next
slate
Til
Marion
Terry,
madi
jer
debut
in
1878
-and
became
a
noted
English
actress.
'
Florence
Terry,
youngest
of
the
foufStsters,
went
oh
the
stage
in
1870
In
Charles
Readea
version
of
Moliere's
"Le
Maladie
Imasfnaire."
She
died
in
1896.
There
were
two
brothers.
Charles
i
Terry
became
a
prominent
theatrical
manager
and
had
a
daughter,!
MiAnie
who
became
prominent
in
juvenile
role.
Fred
Terry
also
met
Avith
success
on
the
stage.
Elron
made
tier
first
appearance
a
sa
child
on
April
28,
1856,
playing
with
Charles
Kean
in
"The
Winters
Tale"
at
the
old
Princess's
Theatre
of
London.
Queen
Victoria,
Prince
Albert
and
the
Princes
Royal
were
in
the
audience
and
Ellen
Terry
reajly
began
and
ended
her
stage
career
in
the
sunshine
of
royal
patronage.
She
wore
a
little
red
and
white
coat
and
a
row
of
tight,
sausage
curls
clustered
atoundl,
hw
hiead.
'Her'duQT
was
to
run
about
the
stage
with
a
small
go-eari
and
carrjr?nj?3tit
Fer
instructions
with
mere
vigor
than
discretion
she
tipped
over
the
go-cart
handle
and
"A
titter
ran
through
the
house
arid
I
felt
that
my
pareer
as
an
actress
was
ruined
for
ever,"
she
said
afterwards.
"Bitter
and
copious
were
the
-tears
I
shed
but
I
am
sure
that
the
incident
did
not
mater
ially
alter
Hie
ourse
of
my
life."
Soon
afterwards
she
was
engaged
to
play
MPuek"
in
Charles
Kean's
revival
of
"A
Midsummer
Night's
Dream.'
Her
jsrster
Kate
played
Titania.
Ellen
appeared
through
a
trap
door
in
tie
stage
at
the
end
of
the
second
art
for
a
final
speech.
Ah
impetuous
stage
hand
closed
the
door
too
quickly,
crushing
her
foftt.
"I
screamed,"
Miss
Terry
raid,
"and
Kate
rushed
over
to
me
and
banged
her
foot
on
'the
stage.
But
the
stagehand,
mistaking
the
signal,
closed
the
door
tighter.
"Mrs.
Kean
rushed
off
the
stage
and
made
him
release
the
door.
then
she
whispered
to
Ellen:
"Finish
the
play,
dear,
and
I'll
double
your
salary."
Miss
Terry
spoke
her
piece
and
then
fainted.
When
she
was
re
vived
she
saw
a
strange
young
man
leaning
over
and
assuring
her
that
she
"would
get
on."
It
was
"a
new
actor"
of
whom
no
one
seem
to
know
anything
except
that
his
name
was
Henry
Irving.
She
found
in
Irving
a
companion
spirit.
The
type
of
drama
in
which
Irving
yearned
to
succeed
was
precisely
teat
which
Ellen
Terry
found
most
to
her
taste.
She
cared
nothing
for
the
plays
im
pregnated
with
the
sordid
actualities
of
life.
Her
Onhella
was
distinguished
with
the
wonderful
charm,
that
made
her
Portia
famous...
She
was
careful
to
anatce
it
dear
that
JI
IXX
OIUtl.OTTt:
INXTITI
TE
-MIXV
HONATIOXS
CtVtm
CBABLOTTS
CITY.
July
St
Onhelia
wai
a
giVTthslhiOi
aB.
liar
arLrxied
ihe.
conyl
-TV
encm
Plete
innocence
of
the
mosf
RtfJiVfiMVhitim6V
andega
Reviewing
her
life
on
the
stage
sometime
before
her
death.
Miss
Terry
said
that
it
seemed
"in
some
way
to
have
passed
as
a
dream.
Is
it
not
too
bad
that
w
emust
leave
life
when
we
are
best
fitted
to
enjoy
it?
If
I
had
devised
creation
I
would
have
had
everybody
born
old
and
year
by
year
grow
younger,
finally
to
pass
away
in
innocent
infancy."
CITY
TO
PUT
IN
MAIN
FOR
C.
N.
R.
1
tn(
should
be
done
(ill
the
pUM
of
the
(property
holders
bad
been
submitted
The
mayor
stated
that
tentative
plans
had
already
bran
submitted
i
AMcrman
crown
asm
wai
una
mv-
!
ter
had
been
discusses)
previously
but
.
.
.
t
aft
the
request
had
cone
no
close
to
the
nU
01
the
yaw
it
was
felt
better
r.triUTV
WHICH
mi
Oil
M
II.
111.-
ITKVU
IS
TO
HE
on!'
IIV
Tills
'
postpone
the
matter.
Vi;.H'N
lioitV
!
Alderman
Rudder
ham
pointed
out
1
-
-
that
the
main
would
net
be
be
oon-
Ooinlc!rrl)lr
dlsousakm
took
plaoc
at
Ktructed
on
private
property,
last
u1tf'
council
meeting
rejcardins
a
I
On
a
vote,
tbe
reoemmendauou
was
Board
of
Works
recommendation
that
agreed
to.
Alderman
C&llart
voting
the
water
pipe
connection
on
Sixth
against
tte
motion.
Aid.
Oollart
won-Btreet
be
extended
to
conc?rt
with
the
dered
werr
the
snaney
for
extension
CN
R
water
main
at
Wayue
I'lace
;
which
would
cost
$700
-would
oome
Alrtrrmsn
Oollart
thoueht
that
notli-
from.
V
-
FLIT
KILLS
FUES
MOSQUITOES
BED
BUGS
ANTS
ROACHES
MOTHS
end
drive
an
be-
tc
let
Hospital
was
held
recently
at
Queen
Ohaetotts
City
sad
srored
one
of
tbe
meet
suc
cessful
events
ever
held
in
the
history
of
tbe
Hospital.
The
arrangement
were
la
tbe
bands
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Board
of
Trade.
A
general
holiday
waa
dared
sad
settlers
from
ail
points
of
Skttfegate
Inlet
sad
many
miles
along
the
east
coast
arrived
In
oars
and
launches
to
participate
In
aports
for
botb
old
and
young.
The
picnic
grounds,
stores
and
dwelling
bouses
were
all
gaily
decorated
with
bunting
and
flags
and
a
regular
holiday
sptrlt
prevailed.
The
Utiles
of
Queen
Char
lotte
aaslated
by
others
from
outside
points
served
a
splendid
lunch
on
the
grounds,
which
helped
considerably
to
well
tbe
takings
of
tbe
day.
Tbe
lo
cal
CXJXT.
Olrls'
stall
and
bran
tub
also
netted
ntae
little
sums
A
dance
n
the
evening
brougnt
to
s
close
a
moa,t
ssjooeesful
dsy.
Below
Is
s
list
of
tbe
wholesale
mer
chants
and
friends
who
responded
to
an
appeal
for
funds
to
help
equip
the
hospital
which
will
shortly
be
opened
In
charge
of
PK-3
A.
Ot
JJobrrts.
who
Us
now
en
"from
Toroni
w
.
v
.
.
a.
t
-
.
Aav
Charlotte
A.
P.
AlUaodXj
llEtMrpe
Bros..
126:
OiUeple,ftr'lfWii
S35;
Pacific
Ooyle
Nsv.
Co.,
tea:
X-
O.
PattuUo.
t3S:
Vivian
Oes
Bnafiie
Works,
taS;
Spencer
Ltd..
!;
Rev.
R.
C.
Scott
118;
E.
Hendrlkson.
tit:
H.
T.
Oolllson.
110:
Cast
and
Mrs
J.
B.
OUlatt.
110,
Ilaan.
tlO:
Hudson's
Bay
Co.,
tlO;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
McLellan,
NO:
J.
Ma
thers
tlO:
J
H
Matthews,
t:
Capt.
and
Mrs.
W
Oliver,
110;
Ormes
Ltd,
-
110:
Mr
and
Mrs.
F
M
Ryder
,tlO:
P-
Size.
tlO:
W
W
Trotter.
110;
Crew
of
"Prince
Juhu".
15.80;
11
a
Alessn-
der,
'St;
C.
Ault,
U:
J.
L.
Bexae.
i;
:..!,
l;
Urs.
C
Korkle.
1;
Pete
Mu-O.
D.
Bewttle.
SSt
H.
R.
Barrem.
W.
F.j
..U,
tl:
Mr.
Makal.
11:
Robert
Oliver.
Benton.
St;
W.
H.
OampbeU.
IS;
Q.
O.
.i:
Mrs.
C.
Oaawa.
SI;
X.
Paulson.
SI:
Chaateney.
SS:
A.
Cooke,:
M.
Costal-
J
Karkle,
II
00:
O.
Osawa.
S1.00:
lo,
S8:
D.
Dempsey.
SS;
3.
P.
Dover,
IS;
O.
Persaon.
tl;
W.
O.
Relnhart.
SI:
a
Dtuuap.
SS:
Urn.
O.
R.
Xburne,
(S:
Mrs.
W.
Rudge.
$1;
A.
Rogers.
SI;
J.
B
M.
M.
English,
at;
W.
H.
ran-batrn.
t5;,Eoott.
1;
W.
Simpson,
tl:
J.
Sutton.
A.
J.
O
arson,
tt;
O.
H.
JoUlffe,
tt;tl;
Ooldle
Ward,
tl:
Mrs.
W.
W
Mrs.
uwrenre
SS;
3.
A.
Hanson,
;(Wrtght.
tl;
A.
N.
Other,
tl.
Tota!
T.
O.
MrSrlde.
SS;
B.
MeetsrUne,
t;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C
MeKese,
M.e3:
Mr.
tad
ktra.
3
A
MW0sgit,
.UlbO;
R.
3.
McKeade.
5:
H
H.
MbCML
til
Oeo
t3S3.7.
Proceeds
of
picnic,
etc.
$771
13.
Orand
total.
tessi.
OtAds
were
reeelvsd
from
the
foi-
Id
wing
firms:
Vancouver
Milling
MeRae.
M;
C
Millar,
tt:
B.
Mttitro,
sjK
klrAn
Oo..
Ltd.;
Lake
of
tbe
Wood)
A.
Nell.
SS;
Oeo.
Neubauer,
St;
8.
K
iBa
OS,
1.
LsctUe
A;
Co.,
MoLen-Farker
Ltd
,SS;
Mr.
and
Msg,'
J.
Roth-
ran.
llelVriep
i-iCo.;
A.
MJeOMStld
ti
ery
ss;
Mr
and
Mr.
J
ferenner,
f
lOM
.Lftf.;
Marsbsil-Wetl
B.
Q
Co
Stmtmore
Mfp
on..
St:
nsse
1
1
rb,
lOTmpsjSn
Hardware
Co..
Prince
Ru-
SS;
Bnchsrdsons
(Tl-etl).
tt;
Mrs.
N,
Bchafer.
SS;
E
C
Stevens,
St;
K.
Steele;
SS;
Iks
Thorn
pon.
SI;
OiJ"
.Turner
t;
ano
St
Hakasui.
St;
h.
KsbayaeM,
tr.
H.
A.
Wllkie
SI;
x.
OaMer.
S3:
P.
Chrtstensra.
S3:
O.
Bde.
tl:
Sam
Fook,
S3:
Mrs.
Front,
S2;
O.
A3
B..
SS:
Jean
Haan.
19;
Y
Hamaaakl.
SS)
Mrs.
L
Higgina,
SS:
F
Humphrey,
tl;
Thos.
W.
Ritson,
2;
K
Undwes,
H:
I.
Martin,
tl:
O.
E
Moore.
M:
Rene
Morri
son,
tl;
W.
J
Muokte,
tl;
M.
K.
Rich
ardson.
t3;
C
M.
Stevsnsen.
M:
Ern-est
rjnwln.
a
E.
J.
Woodward,
t2:
J.
Robsrtoon.
178:
Mrs.
J.
Anderson.
1.B0;
R.
E.
Allan,
tl;
P.
Csrmlohael,
tl:
Mrs.
A
Chrletensen.
II;
Mrs.
P
Chnstensen.
tl;
CXT.,
II:
Mrs.
A
A.
Duval,
tl:
A
Friend,
tl;
M.
Ftaeer,
tl:
C
&
B.
tl:
i.
tJafdlner.
SI:
Jock
OUlatt
tl:
Mrs.
HellswSll.
11.
C.
Ks-
j
A
reo'qmiendatton
from
the
Board
Mrs.
Wakefield.
SB:
WllUsra
Woods,
tl;
St
Works
to
the
cfty
oouncU
at
tbe
T.
H.
Whiting.
SS;
Woodwards
Ltd..
tt;
Mfulsr
meeting
last
evening
that
tbe
W.
W.
Wright.
I
ft:
C.
HeBaVeC
K:
Am
HA
on
Blggar
Place
be
eompleted
to
width
of
IS
feet
was
carried
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
AITLY
TO
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Reeerdlng
District
and
situate
adjaoc
it
to
Alltford
Bay,
Moresby
Island..
BILOcgate
Inlet.
Queen
ChsrMtte
Islands.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Pacific
Mills
Limited,
of
Vancouver.
B.C.,
occupation
Pulp
and
Paper
Manttfarrurm,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Oommenelag
at
a
post
plsnted
on
the
hlih
water
mark
of
an
Isrand;
thene
ff41owlng
tbe
high
water
mark
around
the
Island
to
point
of
commencement
and
containing
one
sere,
more
or
less
PACIFIC
MILLS,
LIMITED,
Aimlteant
Donald
Wilbur
HoQadoa.
Ant
tor
PaMtlc
MltH,
Limited
Dated
MslW,19a8.
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APNA
TO
l.KHK
..NI
In
Bmlthers
Land
Recording
District
and
sltuste
adjoining
Lot
J180
on
Bast
Id"
of
Skeena
River.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Christina
Corley
of
Pacific,
B.C
.
married
woman,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
nlanted
at
the
southeast
errner
of
Lot
1180,
Range
I
Coast
District;
thence
north
80
chains'
thence
cast
20
chains:
thenae
south
an
chains:
t-'-ice
west
20
chains,
and
containing
100
acres,
more
or
lew.
CHHIBTINA
COKLEY.
'
Dated
May
38,
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