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many
people;
All
Prince
Rupert
people
are
interest-
'irtfirlw"C
I.
ed
in
that
IhgSnd
fc
wll
A.
would
like
?
to
See
t
it
succeed.
This
is
a,
SnthT&h!c;
Dfljir
Street
regular
Sienool
meeting
which
touched
in
A.
.
I
i
'
.
11
t
nuge
couniranu
transponauon
is
lis
greaiesc
neen.
a
resoonsiTe
sponsife
vnue
aouDis
imw
Deen
expressed
or
tne
intention
ot
theJ
ihe,
Wo
hm
it
will
o
At
o..
v,
t-ignung
siderintr
a
scheme
for
the
oDeniinr
un
nf
tho
Pphpo
Uvev
not
always
find
country
and-Brovidincr
a
weatem
and
snntViom
nutlet
fighting
yet
most
hoys
Power
COnce'toireextndini?
their
nrratinna
in
nrrloV
tn
"bo"
fihtio
or
w
nrnvW.
fnr
ta
,u.'u
.C'
II
nrll
t.
f
ating
pictu
s
.on
the
.aerafB.
i"""V
"i
"'""i"""
vviutu
is
Kuiuyiv
.
auuua
ia
literature
has
always,
iU,'"e'
tained
a
great
IK
Jlri
.
1
Thursday,
April
18,
1320
THE
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NEWS
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DAY
OF
EXPANSION
Thursday,
April
18,
1929
SIR
CLIFFORD
SIFTON
When
Sir
Clifford
Sifton
died
yesterday
there
passed
from
this
worjd
one
of
Canada's
great
men.
He
was
not
popular
throughout
the
country
for
several
reasons.
Liberals
did
not
like
him
because
he
bolted
their
ticket
over
the
reciprocity
arrangement
with
the
United
States
and
worked
against
his
o,id
chief,
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurier..
Con
UNDENOMINATIONAL
CHURCH
with
interest
to
jiote
what
use
thev
make
nf
thnir
now
"How
building.
s
WHAT
WOULD
BE
THE
BEST
MEANS
TO
ADYANCE
INTERESTS
OF
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
B.C.?
PRIZES
ARE
OFFERED
News
Invites
nuggestiona
ai
to
the
lfnt
means
of
inten-atH
of
northern
nd
central
Ilritinh
Colum-
Am
a
recognition
of
our
interest
in
the
subject,
we
offer
ti"C
prizes
for
thr
luggastions
put
forwitrd
In
a
brief
newspaper
.tr'i.ic
nt
to
exceed
500
words.
First
prise,
$6;
second
prize,
a
yeur'
suhscripMon
to
The
Dally
News;
and',
third,
s!x
mni
'liV
subscript
'on
U
the
.paper.
A
school
Ixiy
or
school
girl
is
Just
as
likely
to
win
the
prhe
for
this
as
is
grownup.
Write
and
mail
addressed:
Contest
Editor,
The
Daiiy
News,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
servatives
did
not
hke;him'
because
he
had
a
jiewspaper'at
The
Prince
of
Wales
attended
the
Empire
fellowship
Winnipeg,
the
Fretf
'Prete,
which
(kmsistentfy
advocated
ball
at
the
house
of
Mrs.
Simon
Hartog,
46
Upper
Gros-Liberal
principles,
although,
at
the
same
time,
taking,
an
venor
street,
London.
The
prince
is
here
shown
with
the
independent
attitude
on
the
big
questions
of
the
day.
Labor
hostess
and
two
members
of
the
committee
at
the
ball,
did
not
like
him
because
he
accumulated
wealth.
.
-
;
Sir
Clifford
was
the
father
of
unrestricted
immigration
and
it
is
claimed
that
he
made
money
from
the
filling
up
of
the
Canadian
prairies.
At
any
rate,
it
can
be
said
that
during
the
time
of
that
immigration
flow
into
Ca'nada,
the
country
was
prosperous
and
has
benefited
since
as
a
re-;
suit.
It
led
to
a
few
problems,
such
as
that
of
dealinir
with
1
the
Doukhobors
-
and
Galicians,
but
they
were
minor1
troubles
affecting
only
very
small
areas.
Children
of
most
SFrakcr
UrReH
fn
Addre
Culti-
of
the
immigrants
of
that
day
are
now
good
Canadians
im
bued
with
the
Canadian
spirit.
bir
Clifford
was
an
eloquent.speakera.atrqng
persjn,-
While
it
is
true
that
he
made
money
for
himself,
he
alstif
1
1
i
V
t
A
A
il
1
1
1
1
A
W..
1
I
MODERN
YOUTH
LIKES
FIGHT
vation
of
Natural
Instinct
AIonj
IUfiht
Lino
ality,
had
a
keen
business
sense
and
enjoyed
spending
.iim1
,
:
i
horses
some
of
thb
money
lib
made
in
other
drrdcffoh'
'SN0,H5EUY
On.IECT10NAHI.I3
i
-
i
V
.'
.l
many
1)
woi-Keu
mroMyiQXm
miivoi
me
county.
.Aim
iU&a
Wilson
Urges
That
'Ftt
more
such
able
citizens
would
be
a
great
advantage.
,,.:
fg
instinct
be
Used
iu
all
young;
fnaa
ama
a
kti
avaalast
nsVv
Hie
that
force
can
achieve
noth
ing
enduring
.'
"
'
I'lay
the
flame
The
speaker
dwegt
upon
different
Wnjrs
in
which
this
fight
ing
instinct
could
be
expressed.
Boxing
for
physical
culture
was
food
but
the
prise
fight
has
a
harmful
influence
unon
vrmth.
:
"
------
I
!
Friendly
contests
la
organized
games
such
as
the
schools
con-j
ducted
was
splendid
and
taught
Uhe'ywttK'to
ver
pkty
the
game
fairly.
'But
there
war
greater
op-,
portunities
for.
nervke
tn
which
the
fighti
rig
inatinfltjBYaa
needed.
"Our
tiwn
country
provides
many
.
Jl
....
..1
.
1
mua
,wuuui;nui
uitpvnvnws,
anu
I
give's
'a
thousand
challenges
tot
which
has
a
short
line
at
Stewart
and
which
it
is
planned'
AS-MrM.
.if.
iwt
i?mei
'"'"f
"
Hui.
toextedtoitefior,
was
read
with
great
MyJ
SWtSJ
n
rn
inromur.
M
.
.
.
.
i
.
........
.
.
.
.
.
.
i
te
wJjrtMgjout
"
j
of
dinease,
ignor'-)
oor-
mprnry.
Our
own.cTty
chord
in
thb
aud-
of
1
ri,
was
a
Splendid
enmpre
or
now
the
figliting
in-
present
compay
to
build
the
line,
any
effort
at
railway
speaker
w
jScv.
a!
Wi-
Py
direct.-d-H.
overrl
buildinir
is
alwavs
hailed
with
dehVht
bv
tho
distnVts
likfllv
n';.
of
the
United
Church.
,,hy,.!c.a,
..l?fcl!
'"i
-wJIr.
J
o.
,
;
:.ri..i
i
j
.4
ul
,i
..ih'wt
-rwt
ana
butldfag
61
our
effort
and
isi-efdy
to
back
the
company
almost
to
a
man.
in5
fe
J?"
n"fi
instinct.
WL"1
"Nothing
:
:
.
i
a
iu..
tL.i
iL.
-
Vi
.li
.
i
..i.....
..
.
mure
enueni
man
inai
ii5
win
jiouaoiy
snena
some
money
in
me
district
ana
that
,;i.u
-.fi
-...
i-
"Moral
hed
spiritual
fa
flu
en
tea
had
been
won
also
but
a
great
deal
still
remained
to
be
nceom-
will
benefit
some
of
the
neoDle.
grained
--
in
the
k-
and
there-
vnhtd
a!ong
these
linea.
"Some
lwople
had
allowed
the
w"
"fIn.k4ts.aW
X.tMA4
I
I
1
llems
today
is
to
guide
the
yoth
-
-
.
.
.
nmmHm
kA
nvAnas
Ufatf
tn
slras
-
-
.
...
w
I
lSfA118
f
eXFa,if10;-
i?
fi;
1
'
R'
8-
JU,VWi
ng
PreS7i0
VthTs
innate
fight"-
'
W-y--
thei,
-
a
large
block
of
new
stock
which
will
be
spent
in
extending
ln,
instinct
"
said
Mr
Wilson
red,nT
cnd
wrnce
had
grown
their
lines.
The
C.
N.
R.
is
completing
the
line
to
Hudson
'-Thi
instinct
i
in
the
youna
in
upJ"
"P1
?'
tbe
?p!fnd
fholo1
my
ana
other
branches.
The
two
big
railways
are
con-
v.,ryin,r
degree.
and
while
it
do?.
l"TLZ
;J
Vl
all
left
behln
l
in
the
old
iuin
jkii
ui
vile
xri'Vig'
VUJlir
"imnrt
Vf
V.-inrnnv
r
nAruira
fn
flukttnir
,
nil
!
CiUK
'I
ht.
i.nlv
....
f!ilin
tha
nintmonf
i0
tV.
mn,lnl.
...-.'
j
.t-
.
",'On1
r-
l1Ve
PrinlO
Plliu
'
TIVA
nUr
k.a
n
m
.
1
1,
.l
.1
l.
k,,
.a.)
unn
l.nil
I
10
x...v
ivupni.
j
nc
v-ivj
una
iufi,
a
yet
uuuciueu
uu
any
u
t
omo
Mfotth
mnt
be
tauirht
that
irreat
extent
from
the
General
n,-nsnprit.v
TWlnv
wo
nro
sea,
under
the
sea
and
in
the
air,,
.
.,..,'?
puUbhteg
tke
first
artiele
JnwhiTswW-niSf
Mr
rLrTLSnl.
-SSSIT
guuu
uj.Mi.y
inuic
win
m,
11
anyone
mus
a
Drain
wnvo,
moving
toward
universal
nere
is
a
goon
opportunity
to
give
expression
to
it,
will
benefit
the
country,
let
us
all
hear
it.
policy,
ihe
subject
of
history
is
also
the
shaker
ar
these
facta
'liternture
v'th
thu
changing
ideals
of
history
and
the
changod
atmosphere
df
a
wKVldtlOW
striving
for
(leute
and
hrothcrhoo'l
?
'
is
was
a
splendid
thing
that
tb
rising
generation
was
ftrontjly
niidowed
with
.
this
fJjiiStg
;nnllr'.t.
It
was
a
chal-lnjjp
to
the
home,
the
schoql
ami
Jischurch
tfc
sec
that
our
young
ilopig'put
ujujmportant.
instinct
to
the
very
highest
use.
They
should
see
how
humanity
has
advanced
from
stage
.to
stage
until
now
the
great
nations
had
seriously
taken
up
this
very
challenge
and
had
agreed
to
divert
this
force
towards
endeavors
for
the
Well
being
of
the
iMtnan
rse.
They
saw
clearly
nnV
as
Na
pole
nn
h:,w
and
remarked
many
years
:.yn.
The
ni'ire
I
study
flie
wnM
thrnew
l
rtm
on-
a
strong
root
in
'f
Canndlan
cities.
The
and
love
hla
follnur
man
peace
.
'
.
:
Tf
ft
n
-i-ii-k
.
nve
a
great
nenwife
in
'trained
t"t
they
will
use
every
ounce
of
thin
splendid
fighting
Yesterday
we
published
a
report
on
the
onenintr
of
the
'
U:.
dc,
""GJmZ:
.
new
undenominational
church
at
Usk.
It
is
a
community
J,;'
"
hVr,
howiM"n,mW
''"'n
challenges
church
for
the
use
of
the
thf"
new
,and
nnd
the
community
and
not
of
a
denomin-
pPOni
iivod-i
those
timea,
ndrwhl??
new
ation.
That
seems
a
reasonable
method
of
caterirur
to
the
wht
tw
nri;.
of
?:or,d.,
"pnds
out
to
il
yuth
"
rpllViniK
npHu
nf
small
nnmrnimif
TTU
...HI
...1
'
.u.
1
continued.
i!..j
I
Mr.
WIlSOB
Concluded.
V-
Tenth-r
V-
Which
is
farther
nwny,
Africa
or
the
moon?
Small
Bqy
Africa.
"Africa
T
What
makes
you
think
that
J"
i;ause
.we
can
see
and
we
cs,n't
eo
Af
Teacher.
i
t&
You'll
be
sorry
if
you
miss
It.
!
Gyro
Hoe-Down,
Auditorium,
to-
I
morrow
night.
I
ds
Checked
By
modem
vaporizing
ointment
Just
rub
on
ICKS
VapoRub
sjuiher
did
llic9$mk'Mg
-just
ONCE
If
Father
would
take
his
turn
at
the
tub
just
one
time,
old-fashioned
washday
would
vanish
from
your
home
forever.
.He
x
would
insist,
for
YOUR
sake,
and
for
the
general
gpod
of
the
family,
that
you
let
us
shoulder
the
woes
of
washday.
That's
our
job,
you
know.
We're
organized
for
it.
Wc
can
do
the
wrcrk
more
quickly
and
economically
than
you
can.
Ami,
you
may
doubt
this,
but
it's
a'
fact
that
we'll
do
it
IJETTRR,
too.
That's
because
wc
have
facilities
no
Jiomc
laundry
could
possibly
have.
Wc
Offer
Services
for
Kvery
FAMILY
BUDGET
The
Canadian
;?team
Laundry
-
.
Phone
8
LET
THE
LAUNDRY
DO
ITI
?!
'
.
...
-
.-.,i!j!gLJl
TZZZZZ
-
.
4:t
rt!u
,
.,.
i
-.,,(,
iwfl.
x1...
y
t
,i
PAST,
PRESENT
and
FUTURE
PROUD
of
iu
past
record,
alert
to
present
opportunities
and
mindful
of
the
standards
it
has
conatantly
upheld,
the
Bank
of
Montreal
is
now
entering
upon
the
one
hundred
and
twelfth
year
of
it
strvire.
To-day
in
resources
and
organisation
the
Dank
is
better
equipped
than
at
any
other
period
in
its
history
to
render
prompt
and
efficient
service
to
the
people
and
business
inter
ests
of
Canada.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
tittl
Apnttr
Hirold
F
Ritchie
Co.
Lid.
Toronto
Established
lCl7
TOTAL
ASSUTS
IN
EXCnSS
OF
870,000,00i
Prlnte
Rupert
Branch:
A.
1
1.
CAHifelSf,
Managsr.
When
I
and
dvm&
Fluid
Bee
gain
fresh
energy