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II.
F.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor,"
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
'oi
Saturday,
July
13
1929.
.
There
s
a
difference
between
unison
and
harmony.
We
do
hot
have
to
do
the
same
as
other
people
in
order
that
our
work
may
fit
in
with
'the
general
scheme
of
things.'
PUBLIC
HEALTH
"Just
as
fertility
was
the
essential
feature
of
the
Egyptian
culture;
beauty
the
ideal
of
the
Greek:
and
-
C?
--.w.
.
wjjwiiiuw
ClllU
LU
be
free
from
definite
diagnosable
diseases.
Thev
are
be-crinniner
to
realize
that
health
is
n
suits
nroved
disnnnointinc.
One-
ting
in
supplies
and
equipment.
Pending
the
resumption
of
opera
tions
at
Stewart,
approximately
$25,000,
representing
the
funds
the
company
has
on
hand,
have
been
invested
in
a
selected
list
of
securities.
Seat-
A
H
Soil
Spntilot
T,nnl
nip.
4her,
Vancouver;
C.
W.
Tourtel-
Iotte,
Vancouver;
Reginald
Beaumont,
nn
wpll
nlpaxpd
with
thp
rpsulta
of
present
operations
that
visions
of
a
a
large,
largn
mill
mm
or
ora
i
mill
mill
on
on
the
ine
rail-
raii-
"
.
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xiivjf
mc
wtvciunug,
a.uug
vviwii
uieir
uroaaen-
way
conneciea
wun
xne
mine
Dyjing
at
at
mg
humanitarianism.
an
ideal
of
robust
and
vigorous
an
aerial
tram
suggested
them-1
and
:
-
health
for
every
.member
of
their
clan
or
race
or
nation."
Ne,ves
to
them,
a
steady
flow
of
which
"T
tlii'nWliaf
u'f
limit
r
'I'
high
grade
zinc
and
lead
concen-
lone
rat
time
when
an
organized
soW'tXZXZ
which
prides
itself
on
being
civilized
will
by
reason
of
its
mill,
which
may
before
long
be
humanitananism
frankly
adopt
universal
health
as
it's
increased
to
a
greater
capacity,
ideal.
It
wi'l
come
to
understand
that
a
government
freeiTne
unneIa
at
the
mine
are
to
be
from
tyranny
is
not
enough,
that
education
is
not
enoutrh
conUnued
and
the
mlne
superin-that
a
high
standard
of
living
is
not
enough,
that
nothing
ment
is
Mti;ufle,lVhl
the
ore
in
fact
is
enough
unless
there
is
xreA
f
n
a
J!:Li
:
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11
ru"
r.!ght.
th.r0UKh
the
moun-
...
,
"
wv.
w
w.ip
u
tain
ana
tnat
in
due
course
opera-
citizens
who
compose
it
every
opportunity
and
everv
en-
tions
will
be
from
the
south
side
couragement
to
maintain
himself
and
herself
in
a
trulv!0
the
M"-
There
is
also
reason
hlnlf
kt.
1
XI
i.
11
1
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I
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I
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1
;
At4
J.L
.
1
l
jn-cumy
tuiniiuuii,
aim
mat
tnOSC
wnO
iail
tO
(IO
SO
are
in-
1
"eve
l,liu
a
epm
oi
ai
least
frinirers
of
the
Pnde
nnrl
tn
tv
loccnrl
urUli
2000
feet
will
be
secured
on
the
malefactors
veins
and
because
of
this
decision
.
.
People
who
think
themselves
better
than
others
usuallv
have
a
false
conception
of
values.
MORE
CANADIANISM
WANTED
nas
Deen
macie
xo
si
an
aeveiop-mcnt
on
another
level
some
distance
down
the
hill
the
work
to
be
started
at.
an
early
date.
In
the
pYesent
workings
all
the
four
tunnels
are
now
in
ore
of
good
width
and
grade
and
all
are
connect
d
with
raises.
The
stopes
m
iiwv
ill
nu
un:
uiv
if
nu;
v
vviii
v
I
tATAVin
T"
r
I
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i
f
t
.
a
Mtiuiw
nines;
iaown,
ine
mine
Diinir
in
nerieci
An
anonvmoilS
Writer
in
nn
Pncatpm
nnircnnnav
Potfo!shtft
to
Veen
the
mill
irolmr
for
he
thinks
Canadians
who
so
forget
their
birthplace
as
to
,wo
XMr
At
iu
Pre8ent
caPdty
sell
it
for
a
few
extra
dolVs
should
be
treated
as
immi-
JK',!
iTT'i
?enMniVthrnnthteiV
COmG
t0.-thei.r
He
W3S
-S
flSt
a
replying
to
another
communication
in
which
a
native
son
manhole,
skipway
and
-e
shoot
or
this
Dominion
had
said
that
the
reason
the
Canadian-
Meantime,
the
management
is
de-born
0
to
the
United
States
is
themselves
British
subjects.
He
then
proceeds
with
his
reply:
Well,
I
take
it
ypon
myself
to
correct
him.
reason
they
went
to
the
United
States
is
because
there
were
a
few
more
cents
an
hour
in
the
job.
Nationality
ui
i
K
nau
noming
to
ao
witn
it.
it
was
the
call
of
the
dollar.
Now
times
are
slack
over
there
thev
beat
it
back
here
to
God's
country,
and
for
all
their
big
monev.
they
usually
come
back
next
to
being
broke
and
think
thev
should
horn
in
on
a
job
right
away.
It
is
vory
little
use
wrantrling
over
the
reasons
why
pome
people
always
will
think
the
eras
is
much
greener
i?
e
f'd
a
f(:w
milcs
awav
than
il
is
in
one
near
to
them.
There
is
a
stubbornness
in
human
nature
upon
which
even
the
mellowing
influence
of
time
appears
to
have
little
effect.
But
it
does
no
harm
to
emphasize
the
outstanding
fact
that
in
this
great
country
there
is
ample
opportunity
for
many
more
millions
than
our
present
population
to
make
a
good
livino-.
It
may
be
ttiaffor
a
time
burger
watres
may
be
earned
in.
some
of
-thc-.higbly-
industrialized
areas
of
the
neiehhorine
republic
than
in
pioneering
work
which
eventualy
will
pay
well
in
this
country.
Canadian
vouth
should
learn
to
think
more
in
terms
of
Canada
and
Canadianism.
And
in
this
regard
the
duty,
m
large
measure,
of
directing
the
thoughts
of
vouth
devolves
upon
our
public
men.
It
is
onlv
natural
for
boys
and
girls
in
their
impressionable
vears
to
absorb
with
all
seriousness
what
their
elders'tel!
them.
I
Herman
Landon
'
Author
of
the
GREEN
SHADOW
The
most
astonishing
climax
ever
conceived
by
a
writer
of
fiction
1
I
How
odd
it
is
that
tho.neonle
who
knpw
nothinir
wish
I
,
f
othRrs
to
recognize
the
fact,
Had
they
"
onlvthe
wisdom
'US(Im
'
Vlf
ftoJ
winbe
published
rl
i
the
owl
they'd
learn
to
listen.
co-
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
JU)V
i
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Bay
view
to
Operate
at
Stewart;
Big
Visions
for
SiN
ver
Cup;
Geological
Survey
Active
in
District
TT
il.
1
fl
1j
i
..
.
,
i
navmg
recenuy
aecmeu
to
aoanaon
all
operations
on
'
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t,it;
piueii,,
near
iNeisun,
me
i.
aayview
Mining
,
-
j
j
,
j
..
For
lesser
period,
paid
in
advance,
per
month
50
rQ
wji
novv
cr)ncentrfltp
onprntinn5
nn
ltS
ito
rrtland
Pnrtloml
Pnml
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
1
,
V
!
f
,
7u
4,
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
,
3.00
!
P1
Perty
Where,
it
IS
Stated,
the
COnipany
has
every
in-Transient
display
advertising,
per
inch,
per
insertion
L40
tention
of
proceeding
with
further
development
work,
Transient
advertising
on
front
page,
per
Inch
2.80
operations'
probably
being
resumed
within
the
next
few
Local
readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
.
.
.
25
weeks.
Considerable
development
has
already
been
car-
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mail
to
all
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countries,
per
year
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n
i
n
i
n
ni
man
wan
oiner
pans
oi
uriusn
uoiumoia.
tne
British
i5m-pire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
ytar
..:....1..
6.00
Contract
rates
un
application.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
93
Editor
and
Reporters'
Telephone
86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
5q
uui
laujr
&uuu
yiauc
uic.
mc
wnuie,
jiuwevei,
me
re-
of
the
difficulties
in
connection
its
voting
efforts
to
producing
con-
nrli
h
(Ini'iilnnmAnl
a
ihn
foit4
that
v.c,c.ujJ....t
w..
centrates
at
the
lowest
possible
of
5000
feet
and
that
the
present
trail
is
rather
dangerous.
Efforts
are
being
made
to
secure
assistance
from
the
government
in
the
matter
of
trail
improvements.
It
is
proposed
to
spend
only
sufficient
of
the
company's
funds
to
Justify
installation
of
a
tramway.
until
such
a
tramway
is
m
operation
'
it
will
he-exnenslvp
to
oner-
ate
owing
to
the
difficulty
of
get
uruer
inai
OI
tne
yeoman,
SO
tne
yellare
Of
the
mass
of
i
Shareholders
and
directors,
in
mankind
is
becoming
the
goal
to
which
we
are
moving
to-i
eluding
w.
b.
Dornberg,
presi
day,
declared
Dr.
J.
L.
Bicrirar.
nation.-!1
rnmrnissinriAr-ldent.
dent.
Vancouver:
Vancouver:
A.
A.
Lobe.
Lobe.
Seat
of
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society,
to
the
nurses'
convention
at
Montreal.
Hi's
wnrrls
v
--
..w-v
-
ui.
ciiiuiiaois,
OlOWlV.
VerV
SIOWIV.
hilt,
still
siirplv
niiVil
,Win;
i7
T
J'
S
nvii
mont
capta
Captain
n
P.
P.'
G.
G.
Groves
Groves
and
and
are
ni.o
instilling
into
the
general
mind
of
the
people
the
J
Fred
McGregor.
Vancouver,
and
Know.edge
that
many
of
their
sufferings
spring
fromVanB.
Smith,
Vancouver,
as
well
neglect
of
the
simple
laws
of
health,"
he
said.
"And
very
a
M.
A.
Burbank
of
Prince
Rujv
slowly
civilized
people
are
beginning
to
realize
that
it
islert'
who
recently
visited
the
Sil-
not
not
enouorh
enoucrh
to
to
OTiard
frrmrn
thpmsp1vp
thpmsplvps
no-ninct
noroinct
inf0ofr,0
infoofirtno
nnA
ori
,
;yer
Cup,
near
New
Ha2elton,
were
cogt
consistent
with
efficiency.
With
21
now
employed,
the
total
staff
connected
with
the
Silver
Cup
mine
and
mill,
where
everything
is
now
running
to
perfection,
will
be
40
men
until
such
time
as
the
new
and
larger
development
is
undertaken.
Road
improvements
are
being'
completed
and
concentrates
are
moving
in
gradually
greater
volumes
to
the
railway
for
shipment
to
Trail
smelter.
Roy
Guss
fs
now
chief
mechanic
for
the
mine.
The
Geological
Survey
of
Canada
wil
give
particular
attention
in
its
operations
this
season
to
the
eastern
arid
western
margins
of
the
Coast
Ranee
batholith.
a
great
core
of
gcanitic
rocks
that
extends
the
length
of
British
Columbia
and
the
Yukon
and
along
the
edges
of
which
gold,
silver
copper,
lead,
line
and
other
metals
occur.
Dr.
F.
A
'Kerr
will
conclude
a
tonoeraohical
and
geological
exploration
of
a
practi
cally
unknown
and
difficult
region
drained
bv
the
Stikinp
anH
Iskut
Rlvrtra,
whfch
appears
to
be
a
promising
prospecting
ground
for
deposits
of
lead.
ilnc.
slK-pr
and
other
metals.
R.
Bartlett
will
continue
topographical
map-Ing
Alice
Arm
in
the
Kitsault
Illiance
River
districts
Ir
prospecting
and
mininir
operations
are
active.
Dr.
Gpoi
jrf
Hanson
will
comolete
detallp
geological
mapping
at
Alice
An
and
an
Investigation
of
the
silver
lead,
zinc
and
copper
bearing
min
eral
occurrences.
He
has
estab
lished
a
camn
on
McGrath
Moun
tain
for
his
party
which
consist
largely
of
Unlv-sity
of
Britist
Columbia
students.
Dr.
Hanson
with
A.
H.
Lang,
aho
recentlr
investigated
a
promising
group
of
copper
and
gold
bearing
minern
deposits
near
Owen
Lake.
II.
W.
M.
Rolston
has
arranged
for
a
renewal
-of
deve
omnent
m
the
Melvin
Mining
Co.'s
prond
ty
at
Stewart,
where
a
situation
of
great
promise
was
showed
up
lasi
fall.
The
workings
ami
pamn
n
'
present
are.
only
1000
feet
from
those
Installed
by
Premier
on
thr
Prosperity
and
a
continuation
of
the
Prosperity
and
Porter-Idaho
veins
into
the
Melvin
has
been
practically
nroren.
Snrnn
wnrb
will
also
be
done
on
the
Glacier
Girl
ground
on
the
opposite
side
of
Marmot
valley.
TRINCE
GEORGE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
A.
McCallnm
left
toward
the
end
of
last
weok
by
motor
for
a
month's
holiday
trip
to
Victoria
and
other
coast
cities.
'
,
The
Prince
George
Hospital
benefitted
to
the
gxtent
of
$75
as
a
result
of
the
raffle
of
1
boudoir
cushion
which
was
work
.ed
by
Mrs.
A.
J.
Hurtubise
of
Central
Fort
George.
The
hospital
!
nl
I.
!
.
-
J
.1
1
.
I
.
biou
uciiciueu
iiiruugn
me
rame
of
a
bear
rug
donated
by
P
Pavich.
Tony
Bellos.
jockey
at
the
eel
jbration
here
last
week,
sustained
painful
thoiiirh
not
serious
tn.
jury
when
kicked
Iri
Jhe
back
by
-
Miss
-Nan
'Cralg
and
Misa
E!
Milligan
left
last
week
for
a
vacation
trin
to
the
count
VfUa
I
Milligan
intends
to
visit
in
New
ior
ana
elsewhere
Jn
the
Eastern
States
and
Canada.
Col.
Ooodwln
lit
Vancouver
mm
Visit
to
the
local
Salvation
Anny
Corps
J
over
the
week-end
and
conducted
a
j
number
-of
special
services.
Mf.
and
Mrs.
si.
fl.
Uorr.li
.nrf
family
left
yeiterdsy
for
Pouce
Coupe
ttftAM
1
,.
......
...
ir,
Morreii
wm
tssc
over
the
duties
of
government
agent
for
the
Peace
River
section
o
the
province.
NURSES
HEAR
OF
TRAINING
OF
CHILDREN
MONTREAL,
July
12:
-
From
the
day
a
child
is
born
he
mu.it
begin
to
!earn
to
live
Independently
U
he
la
to
jrorw
Into
a
'being
who
It
eourd
menially
and
phyalcally,
declared
Winifred
Rand,
ot
the
Merrill
Palmer
School,
Detroit,
Mich.,
In
addrwMin
tie
public,
health
ceetlon
of
the
atxtli
'.rlennlai
eongreu
ot
the
.International
Council
cX
Nuriea
today
'
Taking
as
her
subject
"the
study
of
th
normal
chUd
as
a
preparation
for
public
health
nursing,"
the
speaker
said
the
woman
who
has
been
tratrwd
In
a
hospital
to
oare
for
the
atek
la
not
equipped
to
be
a
public
health
uurse.
Her
training
ahould
be
re
jrdered
that
the
nunc
"may
know
what
the
mint
Oare
of
children
reaJly
la
and
thereby
be
prepared
to
meec
her
great
opportunity."
ie
said.
"A
mother,
eonrlnosd
that
obedience
la
the
criterion
by
which
a
child
;ocdneas
Is
judged
and
also
probably
convinced
that
her
will
(whether
It
be
god
or
bad)
should
b
he
guld-og
force
In
tfce
ctUld's
life,
testa
htm
ut
oontlnuoualy
by
Innumerable
ommands,"
ahe
said;
"she
does
not
ace
the
fact
that
tea
child
to
a
eaaonable
being
who
must
begin
to
earn
to
make
scone
derisions
for
ImieW
If
he
l
to
be
a
satisfactory
dult.
She
dees
sot
face
the
fact
tbat
he
child
is
an
Intelligent
sod
lnde-:endent
being
wbo
la
beginning
to
develop
his
own
thinking
powers
and
his
own
Initiative.
Because
ahe
does
tot
fac
theae
facta
arte-
looks
upon
the
hlld
who
does
not
come
promptly
to
er
bidding,
who
questions
what
la
times
an
unreasonable
demand,
or
wbo
finally
rebela
at
tfee
coun
clean
rdeta
be
recelres
in
the
course
of
the
ay,
as
a
child
whose
benartoua
la
un-atlafswtcry.
The
ebUd
who
slways
leca
aa
he
la
told,
who
cerer
ques-icna
the
direction
no
matter
how
un-eaaonsble,
mt
.
never
exprenea
bis
vHI
la
the
child
wbo
Is
called
'good.'
r.d
ye;
is
that
ohlM
really
dewlaping
raits
wnien
wii
make
him
a
actcry
adult?
Weak
willed.
luate.
easily
led.
the
prey
for
a:
tie
xno
temptc
nun,
we
find
btei
satl
to
nndemn
him.
District
New
fa
5
VANDERHOOF
..
,..
r
.
"The
Women's
Auxiliary
ia
the
anadian
legion
held
its
month
y
meeting
yesterday
afternoon
t
the
home
of
Mra.
Eva.
Mra.
E.
A.
Tatchell
of
Victoria
visiting
here
with
Mr.
and
Irs.
II.
V.
Taylor.
John
Edstrom
sr.
has
been
iUite
ill
of
late,
being
under
the
are
of
Dr.
W.
Rom
Stone.
Dr.
W.
F.
Schulte
of
Mapes
las
been
shipping
dairy
atoek
to
'artloa
at
Aleza
Lake
and
Shel
ey.
Mrs.
C.
W.
MeKelvoy
and
so.i,
.illy,
are
spending
a
holiday
at
tuart
iake.
Mrs.
Cecil
Steele
of
Sraithers
was
here
last
week
to
attend
the
wedding
of
her
slater,
Miss
Char
otte
Finnic
Mr.
and
n.
D
a
terns
n
of
Prtnco
3eorge
were
vial
tors
In
te)wn
last
week
vrtn
wrs.
t.
p.
Calnoun
and
Mra.
"Juy
AverHI.
Mrs.
J.
M.
Johnston
hM
returned
fWf
.
viaaung
r.
ir.rm
ana
ventres
th
Manitoba
ino
Amen.
I.
B.
Sharp
has
t&ufrt'an
acmae
ind
filed
on
land
about
e4ffil
mM
up
xidge
where
he
Intend
to
settle.
The
provincial
mvernroent
u
midm
or
tendera
for
the
alasaW
avi
rr,v.
lng
of
Uie
first
twenty
mllM
at
a.
jnuea
new
read
to
tA
Uuu,
Treck
mining
area.
NFW
liAZiELTON
The
fikeena
District
Oentral
Conaer.
atlve
Aasaelatkm
wu
nri4
.
neetlng
Uat
Batirrday
night
In
Haert-on
when.
In
addition
to
mint
iltai
,aUc
from
rarioua
mrta-nf
ti.r.i
-
c
u
sr(
sag
v,
J.
C.
Bradv
M
P
mh
v
"
s
m
,
UMHL
rill,
defeated
csndldate
In
the
recent
provincial
election,
ware
present.
Mr
Brady
was
the
Drlneimtl
tr.v
i
hlg
convention
U
to
be
held
In
H.i.
ton
on
October
lo.
PUum
are
being
made
for
an
enthusiastic
reception
to
Hon.
It.
B.
Bennett
nnmlnlu.
n..
amstlve
leader,
who
wUl
visit
the
dla.
u
h.
v
soon.
Br.
H.
C.
Wrlneh
a4tenrii
mectlnga
at
Prlno
nrc.
.
branch
of
the
British
nninmhu
i
ca
ASkoclatlen
was
fnrmi
k...
Doctors,
all
tb
-
-
"
i
"Wt
ss-
UU
vV
fticunoe
were
In
attendance.
J.
O.
loacatt.
rlllnv
.n
n.
the
Canadian
National
rtallways,
left
here
on
Tuesdav
nleht
tar
num.
t
.w
where
he
win
be
stationed
for
a
tim.
The
Uasetton
Hortleul
again
supplying
nowem-1
IV
the
dfivtri
can
on
naaalne
train,
nt
v.
r..i.
National
RaUwsyi.
'SHaMt.
'
4
r
ANXIOUS
ONE:
"Now,
in
order
to
end
l!
this
m,
want
you
to
give
me
a
definite
answer
to
this
question
marry
me?"
TELEPHONE
OPERATOR:
"N
for
Norman,
K
for
l.u
for
Victor,
E
far
Edwaf
d.
R.
for
I$obrt."
--London
;
BISHOPMAKES
PROTEST
AT
A
NEWS
REPORT,
creates
deep
Impression
here.
Radical
vieun."
themselves
together
a?
!
of
whatever
government
r
power
at
Ottawa
that
V
must
be
kpt
Uritixh
more
British
still."
What
He
Said
And
then
followed
'
ranh
which
contained
h.
only
reference
to
b-
"The
French
in
C
anada,
Declare
ii
i
.
it
He
HasGreot
it
n
,
Admiration
u
i
4I
Mendiy
to
British
for
l
rench-Canadian
Uon
have
gained
...,
1
eople
'
country
by
putting
the
i
:
;the
French
people
first
u
VERNON,
B.C.,
July
13.
interests
second.
If
w.
Cacernd
because
he
was
report-
wise
fr
Britixh
in1
ed
by
an
eastern
newspaper
as
eonW
yet
save
the
siV.iu
having
criticized
the
French
Ca-
uadian
race,
the
Diahop
of
Koote-
,
T"
'y
'
a
very
nay,
Rt.
Rev.
Dr.
A.
J.
Doull,
'
i,onibb1'
There
m
has
issued
the
following
statement
afeeut
Paeh
influcn.
e
to
the
Canadian
Press:
ijurious
to
Canada.
I
n
.
I
have
been
greatly
surprised
'
f."!!?
an
!
o;
that
a
short
paragraph
"
of
my
.fone
'
f"
ore
1
ordinated
.JL
:.
to
racial
int.
has
been
'
ht
1"
magnified
and
distorted
f"
hv
,.
nm'.n,n.n
Ir.
...t.rn
to
"t,''n
tM
tide
f
f
I
Canada
as
an
attack
upon
French
influence
in
Canada.
Thu
in
a
leading
Montreal
journal
I
read:
"Bishop
Dooll
Sees
Quebec
Control
in
Canada
Inlurinna
"
"Ho.
gratinn
if
only
Knirli
-h
CanailanK
united
on
'n
luextion.
I
do
not
sure
the
French
for
v.-friendfv
to
Hritwh
inmir
oindniT
that
n,tii
:..i.
honor
rionor
th
them
for
putt
i
ng
;
hr
vr
fn
rnn,i.
nr,.i
th.t
Ai
r-U-
"
ir
race
Nrst
and
u
Ulans
shduld
unite
to
counter-act
,BtrMU
t
any
nol.tical
her
Infhience.
Rt.
Rev.
A.
J.
'
u,81.
mo,re
nx'"u
Dooll,
Bishop
of
Kootenay,.HTm
,n
Canada
sh-,
atartled
the
twentieth
session
of
tf,e
a""
example
the
diocesan
aynod."
,elua1lly
ke!n
to
ma,,1,;
In
another
prominent
publlca-
!"lals'
Paing
a
simjl
.
Hon
I
find
the
following:
"Verbal
;Vhe"
m
wLorl"
are
r'
1
LomUhell
thrown
hv
Iti.hm.
Potion
with
the
cntrx
rtrltlelsm
nf
Pranh
i
('j.
having
reference
onlv
tn
VIiiiii
wa
a
vmvii
aaa
VIIU4
.
mm
.
!Jt
'
ject
of
foreign
immiK
shall
surely
have
the
sym
All
the
above,
similar
heading
fair
minded
persons
and
paragraph,
is
purely
the
"
u""'y
misrepresented
worK
oi
me
representatives
or
the
The
mischief
whi-
b
m
press.
It
cornea
ai
a
greater
bonrb-:
papers
hav
done
canno:
shell
to
mvself
tMn
It
can
tn
nv.
idnnc.
for
nnl
..no
lurmn
one
else.
I
nevet
wrote
or
utter-;
this
exnlanatlon
for
e.t
cd
one
word
to
justify
such
state-
sand
person
who
read
t
h.:
ments.
These
are
th
farta:
I
was
iIm).
itlC
with
thp
anhlert
nf
Immlnr..
tion
and
inlnrinir
the
fart
hni
the
tide
of
fnrtlirn
Immlirratlnn
U
increasing
even
in
British
Columbia,
wWcfi
will
soon
be
British
only
In
name
unless
something
li
uone
iiuicKiy
to
increase
me
num-,
ber
of
British
settlers.
I
sug-
eaatud
aa
a
runvoilv
that
VnirlliK-
speaKing
uanaaians
should
make
the
maintenance
of
the
British
f
:i
tlon
of
my
words
as
given
tain
newspapers,
but
all
v
-
.
me
will
reallte
that
I
am
?
incapable
of
aying
o:a
v
against
French
people,
t
r
u
I
have
the
greatest
a!m.
-and
amongat
whom
I
r
many
friends.
VICTORIA
MAN
IUKS
VICTOHIA.
July
IB:
-6tn
V
charactpr
nf
CnnxAn
null..
nf
hwt
atuck,
Mark
Orshani
.,,r.,
....
.7
Identified
with
public
affair
problem
that
I
can
see
is
that
all
English
speaking
neonle
throuirh-'
out
the
Dominion
should
band
MELLO.'
MIKE!
.
a
a
I
r".--
s
a
a
a
If
tiiiu-
v;uwKiN
o
L
i
('
Trv
n
Dailv
Nerva
WAN"1"
An
ATTTR
TELLING
1HL
.
GIRL
NOU
MET
AT.
"
.M
X
MILLIONAIRE'S
SC
VOU
MT
A
FRIENO
'mm
"