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other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
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Tuesday
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EDlTipNi;
Thursday,
May
2,
1929
The;
Conservative
opposition
in
the
Dominion
parliament,
m
carrying
on
for
several
days
a
vigorous
attack
upon
thp
administration
cf
the
post
office
department,
sho
cd
that
they
have
a
realization
that
the
temper
of
tho
public
is
hostile
to
anything
that
looks
like
a
revival
of
the
spoils
system.
While
in
the
particular
case
of
the
po?ln
aster
at
Simcoe,
upon
which
a
motion
of
censure
w.n-rnnyed.
the
minister
had
a
technical
defense
which
was
:
surlv
sound,
the
general
discussion,
with
the
instances
ot
(Ii
-missals
nted
by
members
taking
part
in
it
was
iirot
ty
conclusive
that
Mr.
Veniot
has
been
willingly
active
in
the
petty,
wretched
business
of
cutting
off
the
heads
of
rural
po-tmastprs
at
the
demand
of
local
patronage
-iPimittees
or
the
sitting
member.
This
means
that
in
this
limited
sense
we
have
been
having
an
applicat
on
of
the
SIS'1?
whM
Jf
ouiof
Pn
with
the
of
political
feclnv.
Postmasters
in
the
larger
post
officer
aw-
protected
by
the
rule
that
there
must
be
an
investi-
fZV)VVV
chr
but
with
rSSSto
the
small
offices
the
m
n
ster
h?i
Wn
n,..,ii
'
ti
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:
al
v
fu
that
i
he
...in
.rY'
w,v
upon
the
priWrtpte
will
Pive
effect
to
a
recom-
....
,:,
..,,,.
.,
msmiai
or
annointment
by
the
sitting
mr
VW
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nv
t
v
;1of0flted
candidate
if
of
the
anoroved
i
3C
t;.
n
or
,
,e
ar
mostlv
m
offices
with
romunern-1
;np
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,
worn
trifling;
but,
nevertheless,
as
d
l
r
rn
njrmp-
'
e
discussion,
there
i
nfton
n
0,1
,i.i
t
"
inV0lvpd
in
the
of
cv"enb
a
small
I
,
opinion,
we
are
very
sure,
does
not
desire
thn
..;.M.'st
ff
.rial
should
dismissed
at
the
say-so
of
-Mvrlual
without
the
r
arht
nf
Snm
ua
ntii"z
liich
a
defense
can
be
offered.
tribution.
The
week
end
yielded
a
total
of
8,000
new
settlers
for
Canada,
the
largest
.immigration
movement
by
the
St.
Lawrence
route
for
many
years.
Sixty
per
cent
of
the
more
than
500
immigrants
who
reached
the
city
from
the
steamers
Regina
and
Ascania
were
British
and
there
was
a
large
party
of
British
families
on
the
special
which
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I
came
in
early
this
morning
from
CONSTRUCTION
GANG
OR
WRECKING
CREW
.
Jthe
Dresden
and
ihe
Lancastria.
It
is
alwkyiHitffcWr
to
be
on
a
construction
gang
than
a
totRl
of4nf
TLT1
L
.
from
the
Calganc
will
add
an-
i
L
'iiT
i.
,i
i
j
ii
a
wrecking
brew.,
fin
One
there
is
hope,
joy,
and,
finally,
other
420
nearly
UH
of
whom
triumph;
wml&jn
the
other
there
is
nothing
to
look
for-
are
British.
Single
men
who
came
ward
to
exefpt
the
completion
of
the
work
of
destruction,
under
the
British
ministry
of
Many
like
lb
ijuikh
Others
like
to
wreck.
lab6;?
scheme,
domestics,
juveniles
f,
'
ahc
families
were
included
6n
the
Athenia
British
special
which
RE
WARE
SPECULATION
,,..
.
.
.
steamed
in
at
11:30
yesterday.
A
Possibly
this
is
a
good
time
to
issue
a
warning
to
the
fincr
looking
group
of
immi-people
of
the
northern
section
of
British
Columbia
against
grants
never
arrived
in
Winnipeg,
undue
speculation
Such
a
largesection
of
the
population
They
wenj
all
sturdy,
well
dres-are
today
taking
a
flyer
in
stocks,
especially
in
mining
Red
nA
enKe.r-
A
number
of
the
stocks
or
oils,
'
that
.
it
might
seem
.
like
.
beating
the
air
to
finpIe
harvesters
fmcn
of
w,erf
last
r,eturne?
nritigh
i.r
i
.i
i
years
oxper-
say
anything.
We
have
no
objection
to
the
man
who
can
ience
afford
it
purchasing
a
few
stocks
in
the
hope
of
higher
i
went
back
to
Scotland."
said
prices.
Vi?e-it
not
for
this
gambling,
it
would
be
very,
a
.Dunsmore
man,
i
"beeauae
I
difficult
t-financo
tho
mining
work
of.
the
country..
The
.waft
not
altogether
satisfied
with
objection
is
to
carrying
it
too
far.
the
I
,
bub
I
iikd
Can-
a"d,W
i
m
again,
to
go
Businssp1!opl
withdraw
from
theirtbasinesses
money
ff
which
,hiuld
Save'
remafned
to
ijc
So
oftheiVobliga-
litnTTo
Z'ZZ
tions.
Htada
of
households
gamble
with
the
money
which
more
not
only
returned
hitnstlf
should
bJ
spent
in
the
hohne'.
iSvPvywherc
is
seen1
tis
but
brought
his
broihr
William,
craze
to
Buv
and
sell.
Within
limits
it
is
nnt
harmful,
hut
a
miner,
land
a
friend.
if
alloweu-k-go
beyond
control
it
is
decidedly
iniurious.
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the
m08t
inUsrestiHT
groups
was
thp
.
fsmily
ef
:
Mrs.
PUBLICITY
FOR
PRINCE
RUPERT
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taBeth
widw
from
mi
i
...
....
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Glasgow.
Mrs.
Kelly
koob
to
.vf"
V;
fV""'"".
W.WS4"ng
gram
DlSlr
Wainwright.
Alta.,
with
.,
hr
ness
which
sat
in
Prince
Rupert
last
week
was
the
means
daughter
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,nd.
hr
,
vin
e
ii
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j
i
i
i.
if
.
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.
i
:
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.
.
.
.
.
...
oi
giving
me
cicy
a,
great
aeai
pi
spicmaitl,
aayertising
pxt
ons.
to
say
i
this
was
attained,,
chief
ly
through
the'
yisit
with
them
of
coIlie
dog-
Rl
two
well
known
npwsnnnprmnn
'
T.onn-fVur
ilacnntrX
nothing
of
the
frisky
olla
were
sent
out
to
all
parts
of
the
country
and
read
"by
many
jeUxI
OxMli
1
People
do
not
realize
what
they
owe
to
newspapermen.
Prince
Rupert
with
her
isolation
would
not
be
known
in
the
world
today
if
it
were
not
for
them.
Thev
tret
the
FOR
ENGLAND
kicks
of
everybody
and
yet
the
community
cannot
exist
J-
D-
A1!cn
of
Prince
Rupert
without
them.
nas
Den
en08en
to
.
head
a
re-
'
gional
committee
to
select
a
boy
scout
from
the
district
to
vtalt
cn
miiipnuv
.
IKAlihUi
England
and
take
part
in
the
wrH
lne
deaths
of
the
.1
two
aviators,
Lieut.
Keith
Ander-
gathering
of
scouts
this
summer,
son
and
Robert
Hitchcock,
arouse
the
interest
of
all
Eng-
Sixty-rour
Canadian
scouts
win
lish
speaking
people.
Anderson
is
reported
to
have
have
their
9,d
four
quarrelled
with
Cant.
Kino-Hf!
Smifl,
unfna
ft,.
iu-
vhom
wi
British
Oo-
ifc
aa
icuncu
iiiul
me
tustinguisneu
aviator
was
missing
Anderson
was
the
first
to
set
out
in
his
plant
to
search
and
he'
never
returned.
Along
with
Ilitch-cock
he
died
practically
beside
his
plane
in
the
parched
Australian
desert.
THE
SPOILS
SYSTEM.
(Winnineir
Free
Prow
--.1
Beautiful
tiuaiity.
silk
bloMi
and
vests
$1.00
each.
Wallace's.
SEE
FOR
MILES
With
a
good
pair
of
field
glasses,
distant
objects
are
brought
up
close.
We
have
a
wonderful
stock
and
can
suit
any
purse.
The
one
shown
above
t$20
is
.i
A
power
and
a
muoUtandfcHt
800
feet
uway
seerns
only
100
We
also
have
power
llr
at
a
higlier
price.
Also
one
8
power
German
army
field
glass
at
$11
and
one
4
power
glass
at
$0.
GLAD
TO
SHOW
YOU
John
Bulger,
Ltd.
THE
JEWELLEKS
"
The
architect's
drawing
of
the
5,400,000
bushel
grain
elevator
to
be
built
at
Prescott,
Ontario,
on
the
St.
Lawrence
River,
at
a
cost
of
about
$4,000,000,
by
the
Dominion
Government.
It
will
be
completed
early
next
year
when
the
new
$120,000,000
Wei
land
Ship
Canal
will
be
open
for
traffic.
Mirage
.
.
.
or
Reality
a
ON
the
horizon
we
all
catch
glimpses
of
1
Dorado
.
.
.
the
city
of
gold
.
.
.
where
there
will
be
no
more
hardship
or
privation.
It
is
human
and
indeed
commendable
to
seek
always
after
financial
independence.
It
is
human
.
.
.
but
none
the
less
tragic
.
.
.
that
so
many
arc
tempted
to
seek
some
short
cut
or
royal
road
to
wealth.
For
many
and
unscrupulous
arc
those
who
prey
upon
inexperience.
Gct-rich-quick
schemes
and
promoters
of
doubtful
speculations
they
lead
us
on
with
alluring
promises
of
prosperity
lead
us
on
to
disillusionment
and
loss.
And
all
the
while
the
reality
lies
within
our
grasp.
For,
by
nicans
of
adequate,
well-selected
Life
Insurance,
even
the
humblest
of
us
may
build
up
an
estate
beyond
our
expectations
.
.
.
may
win
independence
and
security
foe
ourselves
and
those
we
love.
5fl
-Aiiavra
ij
in
tove
mat
HV
w
Any
Life
Insurance
representative
will
show
you
the
safe
method
of
creating
an
estate.
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