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Wednesday,
May
22,
.
1929
:
t
ft
v
-r
r
.'!?
1'..
Gladstone's
retirement
and
Roseberv
was
chare-ed
with
fir8t.crP
with
tn
,Mt
rant
able
examples
of
individual
suc-the
eovernment
of
thp
pnnntrv
of
breaWng.
they
squat,
build
ttmtm.
In
the
Peace
Rive
dis-
uic
vcnilllfllL
oi
ine
country.
th
,
uOUIM
nii
bHrnn.
.nd
nro.
iriM
l
ininni1.
.......l
11
v
WOUld
"
vuiu
irt
De
ldie
mre
here
iicic
to
w
attempts
ailCIUJJbrWJ
trace
II
dCC
the
LIlC
Circum-
ClTCUm-
eeed
to
farm.
Wlwn
the
survey,
herd
?otch
Shorthvns,
on
his
stances
which
led
the
ignominious
fallf
.the
ministry.
after
less
than
two
years
of
office
Without
a
doubt,
this
time
absolutely
for
good.
He
eveTI
forSb6k
tbC
rTc
ce-
wr
The
only
notable
thing
during
his
premiership
was
that
he
won
the
derby
with
Ladas
perhaps
the
most
jjufiuiai
viuior
ui
mtHiern
urnes,
efforts
to
escape
from
the
terrors
of
sleeplessness.
"He
is
the
Flying
Dutchman
a
phantom
vessel
floating
ahmit
nn
the
wide
sea,
without
an
anchor
and
without
a
port,"
said
one
critic.
Perhaps
to
know
all
would
be
to
understand
I
have
something
you
want;
you
have
something
We
get
together
through
the-olassified
ads.
want
tit.
THE
DAILT
NEWS
Wednesday,
May
22,
1323
Nearly
40,000
in
Peace
River
Now
Room
for
Million
Many
Squatters
Go
Ahead
of
Survey;
Iiig
Power
Project
Planned
to
Serve
Whole
Country
This
Is
one
of
a
series
of
six
articles
by
II.
F.
Mullet
deal-
"25
jing
w:t"h
the
rapid
concentration
of
settlers
in
Qanada'e
'great
"inland
02
empire,
ine
,
reace,
liiver
uisinci.
.
A
-
Legal
notices,
each,
insertion,
per
agate
line
.........
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of
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ittt
f
I
pire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
C.OOl
EDMONTON,
May
22.
There
are
some
47,000,000
ran
M
nj!iKjww.
w
"Macros
of
and
in
the
Peace
River
district.
Contract
rates
on
application.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
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and
Reporters'
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86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
ishs:
11!
H
"mi
Allowing
for
a
family
of
four
persons
on
each
home
stead,
there
is
room
in
the
Peace
River
for
a
million
people.
The
population
today
is
estimated
at
between
35,000
nnrl
10
0001
"
Just
what
these
potentialities
mean
to
"big
business
ft
is
shown
bv
the
fact
that
one
of
the
largest
power
com
panies
on
the
Americari
continent-has
recently
purchased.
th
power
franthi(at
Grande',
'
,
j
'
PrtAriev
with
the"
:avtfwed
ioten-
btft
borne
onward
by
that
uncon-1
tiofTf
roakfhg
ttt
v'owp'
the
;
pjieraBle
spirjBBf
the
pioneer.
Trip
Pnu'flr
fnmnnnw
nf
Pannfln
in
nlvanAxr
cVimifinrr
i.'C4i...
rIi.k
nn
ouarr
West"
Best
Booster
interest
in
Prince
Rupert.
Mariy
of
the
officials
of
the
town
bf
the
Peace
River
of
the
Jcob
Je-ba.
from
weuM
win-company
have
visited
the
city
and
looked
over
the
situa-
ure-
.
"ll
imL
jrnl
tion
and
all
speak
optimistically
of
the
future.
If
they
That
homestead
land
secured
j
9Uccegg
of
the
we8t
build
a
nice
block
in
the
city
it
will
add
much
to
the
stabil-
'p
a
10
om?
:
Jacob.
buy
building
a
little
ity
and
appearance
of
the
place
and
very
soon
they
will
Town
bv
thT
fact,
for
tna
hoine
oa
,and
he
had
bou,fht
be
spending
considerable
money
in
the
neighborhood.
That
irst
Xd
mSZ&
2'
will
be
a
great
thine
for
the
whole
dwtriot.
-It
looks
as
if
r
Bim
dtrict
today
are
SrXiEf
n
bSv
uic
irtiiii
ui
vac
iuubi
peupie
in
mat
company
IS
llKCiy
10
De
as
ng
up
vo
uub
w
j.j
wrto
it
xevertheie.g
h,4
instifipfi.
holdings
and
most
of
the
land
-vi,
.
tunnn
W
.....
.
.
1IM1I
l
Ull
d
VIIWA
AVI
HVUIU
II
WM
originally
homesteaded.
.
,t
centeb,
LORD
ROSEREKY
j
Bordering
on
the
new
town
of
"I
come
from
Poland
in
1900
Fainriew,
end
of
steel
north
of
with
five
dollara,"
snid
Jacob.
"Unstable
as
water
thou
should
not
excel."
Lord
rM
tbwe
to
r8erve
of
"Tod.-.y.
I
am
here
with
$i8.ooo
I
Rosebery
is
popularly
credited
with
having
started
life
lbe
Beaver
Jndian.
it
will
be
got
f
.
om
the
ule
of
my
farm
and
the
richest
heiress,
and
towin
the
derby.
He
achieved
eold.
.
;
"Yes.
maybe
I
buy
mesome
of
an
inree.
lei
nis
me,
in
nis
own
view
probably
and
most
it
tcted
that
fuliv
500
these
noven
land.
Pai,
oh
I'll
i
'i
i
ii
ii'
in
mi
i
i
nil"
rT
rr.rkrn
m
-
n
..n
n.i...
11
.
1
1
r
m
iimim
wbiiii
11.1VUIH1J
in
wis
icn
ui
mure
w
uu
weie
jjuiuicany
associated
with
him
was
a
colossal
and
tragic
disappointment.
"What
a
mind,
what
endownments
the
man
has,"
once
declared
Winston
Churchill
of
Rosebery,
"I
feel
that
if
I
had
his
brain
I
would
move
mountains."
And
yet
for
at
1
A
1
r
m
T-
m
-r
-
jeasi
io
years
01
nis
ine
L,ord
-
Kosebery
lived
a
lujiciv
lonely
ami
and
easer
buyer
firon;
fell
over
Can-
ad
and
the
UniterttateK
will
be
(rtitr;
present
to
bld.ofl
tbat
land-
I
and
him.
cool
headed
fcBoratfera
aav
it
will
bring
at
least
flQ
aa
iJere
$50
or
west
over
for
the
Verf:tS&icest
parcels,
bong
That
j
nat
land
inq
WJbaolutdy
JHsojUTiiy
mm
ni
row
forgotten
man.
The
chief
thing
that
he
is
remembered
prairie
with
a
uttfgibash
on
it
in
V2Wfr
for
nowadays
is
that
he
first
set
the
fashion
in
a
certain
style
of
collar.
Only
the
politicians
of
the
arm-chair
and
the
chimney
comer
remember
the
days
when
Rosebery
was
regarded
as
the
glorious
rising
hone
of
Liberalism.
Those
were
the
years
when
the
sun
of
Gladstone
was
setting.
There
were
Liberals
who
lnnlrrvl
nrmirllv
imnn
PncaViant
on
Li.
.jj.ijJii
11
IW.
I'll
-
II
.-
.Ml
l
yk
more
T.
and
I
buy
farms
in
the
s.
Then
he
rte
for
$3
uiausione
oi
tne
next
generation
a
Gladstone
additionally
Zn"??
Tw
ttown
of
FaIrv,ew
ncpds
attractive
to
the
common
herd
because
of
his
man-about-
maVi
fnr
hnrnMbuula
in
anv
Ai-
town,
ero-to-race-meetin
tr
eharaptpriatips
A
Viriof
onali
ao
trit
m
in
with
kir
outfit
fr
"I
foreign
minister
was
followed
a
year
later
by
a
passionate
teyami
the
surveyed
territory
zeai
ior
local
when
MMfB
9lu
"-
i
...
...
government,
.
'.
Rosebery
.
spent
seven
hours
daily,
without
grudging
the
labor,
as
chairman
of
".
choodng
their
land
with
acre.
ly
!
sold
it
$r.
with
a
fur-
.it-
l
Lt.
nots
and
nd
fjte&ne
Ms&iF
quHty
qu!Hty
as
as
ww
&wi4Ti
aHut'V'ao
it-
una
nis
homestead
ids
fnfeedlaUIradioininir
ineWiCJjQining
talNwr
aiTrrr-f!ww
urovp
mroVj
ineir
Dig
HhomMtMd.
"
Atrif
that
"rue''
'4jSbroagh
n
from
Wetaski-
were
taken
u
n
a
teT.wrs
avo.
win
ti,
r
IK
.
...
1
,
..v
'i
'wntr
awi
inn.
frommetaskl-ThVre
Via
fam-Utfl?
hav
taken
be
in
Squatters
Active
threftHms.
wlflch
wMich
hill
will
reserve
2
Tn'e
more
opini
pralnVHke
WP
'd
,ri
of,
the
Peace
Rier
tirtfy
buyi
....
i...t
,i
k
They
afe
otte
of
the
reasons
ng.
why
Had
to
get
land
for
the
boys,"
Mr.
Job
explained.
"Here
is
good,
clean
land,
no
weeds
land
we
get
maybe
10
bushels
from
an
the
newly-formed
London
COUntv
council.
Thpn
rnm
careful
eye
to
the
securing
of
a
There
are
miny
other
remark-
!in.e
ines
are
run
thrmih
their
hold-
frm
four
miles
from
Grimshaw,
'"
ngs
they
are
g
1W
Ppor-
1
u4H
all
across
Canada
and
though,
the
bedrock
factor
was
the
temperamentaHlnsta-
3.
T&lt?!??
Dinty
ot
the
prime
minister.
"No
man
in
our
time
has
run
through
such
a
fortune
in
friends
wttMrv"
?.
j:iihtt
1
a,
mi
cla"es
cne.
Liberal
writer.
"His
pathos
strewh.with
their
-"squaUed"
lat
et
aM
tiii
yH-
ty
fld
Arthur
mtz,
who
came
wreckage."
Wayward
in
mood,
petulant
in
matters
of
no-
'vni
crn
'2
!,cre"-
beside
having
ttom
rented
in
Ontario
is
lltlcaldlSClDline.Iovinirtnthmw
nrmfnl
hiWolF
tV,,Hil
fne
aitd
aubMftntl&l
tefldlnm
T
14
4
years
years
ago,
ago,
A-
j
a
v
Haau
IIIIMCVll
lllQliMU
.
-
.
-
oi
mystery,
but
having
nothing
realjy
to
reveal
when
the
,
'TZL"
L
mantlp
was
rant
nff
uritVi
onnVi
--
M
I'UHbiVUI
IVHUCi'
nip
was
impossioie.
-
.
fr
DUI1L.
anil
nwr
H
inir.
mi
npraa
r
ler
"-je
in
his
service.
Rosebery
turned
his
back
on
them
Mary
of
the-e
sett'en,
,ro
in
with
and
accomplished
what
was
practically
his
final
extinc-
ho
mnf
nagre
of
outfits
aome
non
u
iaj
lovru.
pun-iaiiiiru
jnaniuitia
nnt
hn-vs
nd
farHao-P
in
tr,
,lo,l
f
iUt
i
u:u
:nw
.':on
.l?ve-
rolrteU
flaV
cos.
to
tell
r
A
7
V
,
"ftM'
"4
i'ii.ituiu
oumneo
his
flanks
at
each
step
line
up
a
pla-e
firt.
then
work
out
for
a
wVIe
t
iret
a
grubstake.
Oh,
I'll
do
fine."
he
a-urd
utile
accepted
a
cigarette,
waved
us
a
cheery
farewell,
and
strode
onward
into
the
sunset
alone,
is
also
well
worth
recounting
rival.
vr
l4,r,rer
.of..the
.
1
1
1
1
ir'im
riiimnTiTnn
nintr
inov
squatters
axiaia,
but
not
to
any
T.
.
"
'
serioos
extent.
Possession,
whioh
WM.?w
the
entire
eountry
for
After
the
South
African
war,
a
war
which
broke
Eng-
'
considered
the
nine
points
of
f,PHl,y
"'e
tin
land
near
lish
Liberalism
in
twain,
those
who
still
pinned
thwr
'
faith
the
,aw-reattod
by
&nlnt,l;:,J,;,,;:
KPL?rZr;
to
Rcseberv
handed
thpmlvpa
tnr0thJ
m
ii
"2
the
squatUrs.
and
where
'v.
v
there
uimv
i.
id
P!".
i
,
U
p1
their
.
--
.
.vvmiwi
"fun
mo
.au
aim
uJ
it
atvWI
thomiiii
v.a
T
t
rrri
,
"mple
tand
for
all.
u.j.v.
u.vuiCT.nra
iviuci
ai
nn:i
must,
lormeo
a
.
.
.
iney
v....x.v
m
A
small
cabin
was
the
brothers
settled
down
to
tank
of
farming
in
real
earnest.
There
was
nnp
hriof
raanro,.
,..V,
T
u
with
nothing
but
what
th.v
cmrrv
To"v.
fh.v
have
G10
acres
of
aYn
I:-:.
,
UU6J"
tMir
shoulder..
U
f
t
"
h
west,
with
Chamberlain
was
pui-suing
his
protectionist
campaign.
It
was
away
beyond'
Fairview,
for
!ntanteinat
,we
mat
a
lov
fiure
plodding
the
dusty
trail
to-
one
of
the
finest
homes
in
all
the
PeiKiver
country
full
bane-mnlT
hardwood
floors,
two
bath-
roonsa
tmm
hf.
hot
and
cold
wWnif
w-r.
electrfr
litthtlng
harvester,
who
came
out
from
the
fi2!'I!ft:,rtr
T"d
,U
M
"
Probably
nobody
will
ever
be
able
taiivr.aifuir
reason
1,7
"
V.'
for
Rosebery
s
tragic
life-failure.
Was
it
the
loss
nf.hiV
ua
.
u
j
,
1
uat
the,
two
men
from
On-V
yourur
and
and
Wifu.
beautiful
wife,
wife,
d.
dauphtr
of
a
a
t&ft
Rothschild,
to
he
.tttffiSftS
2?.
r,
whom
he
gavjoletfpuje
OxjjUJuua;
back
he
carried
a
roll
of
ni.i
fr
i.
4k-
iv.iini
'"I
iivill
nnivil
SlorlfSJWHFsu
The
'mol
mmMm
for
nuceaM
''S'T
looking
for
a
home-
in
the
Peace
is
merely
land
plus
ted."
he
to'd
us.
"Outfk?
Ain't
industry
equals
success.
'Ot
one."
he
laughed.
"Going
to
BROKE
"Explain
the
expression,
Nota
'
Rone'."
Arwwer?
"The
expression
Nota
Bene'
I
the
slang
equivalent
to
oenniless'."
Humor.
!
MmH
to
of
1
.,
.
9-
I'M;
I
Id'
X
heat's
NATURAL
GOODNESS
toothsome
and
templing
Turfed
Rice
is
Good,
too
Quaker
Puffed
Rke
is
ex-Moded
the
uat
wir
u
Puffed
Whet,inJ
is
oauUf
deltcioui.
Full
of
the
rcsdy
eaagr
of
the
fiaK
wWtc
rke.
For
virwry.Wrpbocti
kin
Ji
la
die
home.
'
jaL
.
.
i
ENTIRELY
DIFFERENT
kind
of
AN
cereal
is
Quaker
Puffed
Wheat.
Airy
deliciousness
and
toasted
crunchincss
are
combined
with
all
the
nutriment
of
the
grain
supreme.
The
wheat
bran
b
retained,
but
you
would
not
notice
it,
so
delicately
is
it
concealed.
Puffing
the
wheat
grain
to
eight
times
its
natural
size
cooks
it
thoroughly
and
explodes
millions
of
food
cells
in
each
grain.
Rich
stores
of
protein,
carbohydrates
and
minerals
arc
released
for
easy
digestion.
Each
puffed
grain
has
a
tempting,
nut-like
flavour
that
.Jways
intrigues
a
lagging
appetite.
Always
have
Quaker
Puffed
Wheat
ready
to
serve
at
any
meal
or
at
any
time
between
meals.
It
is
relished
when
fickle
appetites
set
other
food
aside.
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Quaker
PUFFED
WHEAT
MADE
BY
THE
MILLERS
OF
QUAKER
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A
little
better
...
a
little
finer
K
.
a
more
subtle
taste
of
ginger
...
that's
"Canada
Dry"
.
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know
what
is
meant
ingredienu
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its
wonder-when
you
drink
a
glaK
of
this
ful
flavor.
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accord-'
fine
old
ginger
ale
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like
a
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to
a
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method,
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day
a
little
brighter
.
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like
a
meadow
a
little
greener
.
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like
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and
more
cooling.
Pure
Jamaica
ginger
and
other
high-quality
ingredients
give
"Canada
Dry"
;
basic
excellence.
;
Blended
in
exact
proportions,
these
pure
der
ale
is
set
off
with
delightful
and
deli
cate
sparkle.
And
hourly
check-ups
prevent
variation
from
determined
standards.
A
healthful
ginger
a'e
and
a
delicious
beverage.
Try
it
and
see
how
easily
it
makes
friends.
Order
it
in
the
Hostess
Package.
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