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NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
flHT
TERRACE
timbers
was
being
burned
by
railway
emnlovees.
A
special
train
Miss
Alice
Pillsbury
of
the
brought
thirty
fire
fighters
down
local
school
staff
left
on
Friday
from
Smithers
for
the
railway
City
delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
,n
advance
S&00
Inlln
Hup-
pTcKmos
Ln,
'on
the
"S
For
lesser
period,
paid
in
advance,
per
month.
v...
-50
ert
The;
Kitanmax
Water
&
Power
Mrs.
W.
(X.
Spkarkes
spent
the
r
f
'Haw-him
has
been
incor-
with
Mr.
Potty
Ski-
ratflMwhl
suddIv
liirht
and
ner
in
Usk.
power
to
the
town
of
Hazelton.
A
crowd
of
young
pep
went
'
r
.....
Legal
notices,
each
insertion,
per
agate
line
to
Usk
on
Saturday
night
to
it-
,4
here
Thursday
night
Mr
fnnr
months
fnr
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nt
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11.
Sawle'a
llm-
Bj
mail
to
all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Em
the-
Marsh
Memorial
Comrrwirtty
jBeca
ife,..,
office.
Church
there.
Owing
te
the
-
lateness
of
the
train
en
Sunday
many
of
them
returned
by
speeder
early
Sunday
atorning
so
as
to
spe&d
the
day
at
the
lakes
here.
Sunday
and
Monday
proved
ideal
weather
for
holiday
makers
at
the
lake
ami
ma
ay
took
June
4,
1920
vantage
of
the
extra
day
to
enjoy
the
bwutie
of
either
Laftolse
or
Kitsumkalum
Lakes.
LABOR
IN
GREAT
BRITAIN
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,
,
.
,
,
'
Mrs.
II.
L.
Frank
and
daugh-
Now
we
snail
be
able
to
see
what
the
Labor
Party
of
ter,
Mildred,
spent
the
holiday
Groat
Britain
win
do.
Ramsay
iMacdonald
and
his
asso-
with
Mrs.
a.
y.
Wilson
at
Rn.
ciates
wiu
nave
a
pretty
good
opportunity,
but
they
will
'
be
held
back
a
good
deal
by
the
lact
that
they
have
not
a
L
s
HoU
majority
over
all
in
the
House
of
Commons
and
that
they
Toronto
Conservatory
of
Music
have
to
depend
upon
the
Liberals
to
keep
them
in
power,
examination
in
Prince
Rupert.
'
The
election
is
another
step
in
the
democratization
of
These
are
Misses
Lilian
Taper
the
countrv.
Under
the
Labor
Government
there
would
SLut?'1'1?
,?,rthaci1Ire,Mta
SMITHERS
,
Unuairli
dogs
have
been
cmaUg
a
bt
of
worry
to
those
attmtbg-
to
develop
Lake
Kath-ryn
a
a
game
sanctuary
and
it
h
proposed
to
take
drastic
action
agate
t
the
owners.
My
31
tJune
6
was
designated
by
the
village
commissioners
e
lean-up
week
in
Smithers.
as
Practieally
every
residence
and
building
in
Smithers
was
more
or
ls
violently
shaken
by
an
earth
tremor
last
week.
It
was
the
most
severe
of
several
shocks
that
have
been
felt
in
Smithers
during
the
past
couple
of
years.
be
reluctance
to
nominate
for
titles
a
long
list
of
wealthy
fng
elementary;
Annie
Allan
for
transferred
to
Alert
Bay
where
he
and
aristocratic
personages
such
as
that
of
yesterday
junior,
and
Janet
Youae
for
in-
will
be
identified
with
marine
when
such
a
man
as
John
Galsworthy
gets
a
simple
order
termediate
examinations
of
merit.
It
looked
very
much
like
a
political
move
to
keep
......
control
of
the
House
of
Lords,
but
at
this
distance
it
is
dif
-
JTL
"ourZ
f
lcult
to
judge.
What
is
certain
is
that
if
Labor
is
to
be
a
old
daughter
of
Mr:
and
Mrs.
J.
real
controlling
factor
it
must
either
abolish
the
House
of
Downing
of
Terrace.
Lords
or
s
reform
the
upper
chamber
that
Labor
can
be
"
,
effectiveb
represented
there.
The
present
condition
is
Jr?lT?L,
most
unsatisfactory
and
will
doubtless
be
tackled
by
the
ieft
0n
Sunday
to
spend
the
new
Government.
In
it
they
should
have
the
full
backing
holiday
in
Prince
.
Rupert
with
of
Lloyd
George,
who
has
never
been
slow
in
making
in-,h,s
family.
roads
on
special
privilege.
LABOR
AS
WORLD
POWER
The
approaches
to
the
Copper
City
bridge,
en
the
provincial
I
highway,
are
now
completed,
so
Wai-o,
fa
r,n
rl.f
tu-:
i
t.
that
ears
can
drive
aerosa
the
n,'
r
;
V
7
,
'V
i
tu
"
nvonu
Pwer'
'
bridnf.
Some
further
work
has
rhe
fact
that
it
has
not
arrived
already
is
its
own
fault.
'still
to
be
done
in
widening
out
Edcuation
must
go
With
the
attainment
of
oolitical
nowpf
the
approach
at
the
east
end.
it
Rev.
Church
J.
T.
Smeeton,
United
minister
here,
has
been
mission
work.
His
successor
in
Smithers
will
be
Rev.
William
George
Oulton.
having
made
rapid
recovery
from
a
recent
serious
operation,
was
able
to
leave
the
Smithers
Hospital.
POSSIBILITIES
TERRACEGREAT
or
nothing
permanent
can
be
achieved.
Labor
in
Great
win
be
a
week
or
mon
yet
bfore
Britain
fs
educated
today.
It
may
not
always
be
able
to
,th
rod,
J'0
tht
rifr
w,n
terrace.
June
4:-Mrs.
v.
s.
quote
Latin,
but
it
can
study
political,
social,
Religious
and
S'd
Z
TrLTZ
ZtfZZ
nthpr
mtocl
mne
inct
oo
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,
tendent
of
Womens
Institutes.
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jwov
o
iiuim
tuc
litu,
uiieii
Hiucil
ueuer.
in
onnue
s
mrpugn
country
oi
left
t
on
Saturday
;atnrHiv
fr
ine
workers
are
Often
better
educated
than
thnsp
xvhn
nr.
"eat
scnlc
beantv
and
makes
a
rogaie
to
tnemselves
the
title,
.of
ruling
classes.
In
Russia
it
won
its
ascendency
by
the
rifle
and
bayonet.
In
Britain
am!
Australia
it
has
achieved
the
same
by
the
ballot.
The
movement
is
bound
to
snread
to
include
Canada
in
the
conduct
of
affairs,
especially
in
Germany
x
ranee.
MUSICAL
HANDICAP
and.
One
of
Prince
Rupert's
greatest
handicaps
as
a
result!
of
its
geopraphicat
isolation
is
the
difficulty
of
hearing'
noted
speakers,
.musicians
and
instrumentalists.
This
is
all
ho
more
reason
why
when
one
comes
he
should
be
given
a
hearty
welcome.
Just
now
there
is
an
expert
here
from
Toronto
tn
ex
very,
delightful
drive.
NFW
HAZELTON
i
it.
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in..
...
.
..
.
t
A
raxmere
Farmers'
Institute
institute
i
la
to
to
n
assist'
in
the
organization.
amine
upwards
of
one
hundred
and
fifty
pupils
of
the
vari-
A
serious
bush
fire
wan
raging
ous
music
teachers
of
Prince
Rupert
The
expense
en-
,a,t
week
between
Sealy
c.ukh
tailed
in
this
long
journey
is
considerable.
Indeed
the
and
Rocher
de
nu,e-
havin
b
Conservatory
has
considered
that
the
expense
is
probablv
sU'ted
when
a
pile
of
0,d
bridge
.uy
lugu
unu
niu
iJUHsioiuty
arises
oi
not
having
an
ex-aminer
another
year.
Yet
when
this
question
came
up
recently
one
of
the
previous
examiners
jvas
so
enthusiastic!
regarding
the
quality
of
the
teaching
here
and
the
progress
of
the
pupils
that
he
offered
to
pay
part
at
least
of
the
expenses
in
order
that
the
children
might
not
be
de-1
pnved
of
the
inestimable
value
of
preparation
for
the
Tor-'
onto
Conservatory
examinations.
Surely
if
an
outsider'
appreciates
the
work
to
such
an
extent
the
people
of
x
i.uiws-ituperL
can
uq
no
less.
1
Already
we
have
pretensions
to
be
considered
a
musical
centre.
The
existence
of
the
Boys'
Band,
the
more
recent
concert
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Singers
and
the
prospects
of
a
musical
festival
next
year
all
show
that
there
are
many
actively
interested
in
the
advancement
of
the
branch
of
art
that
is
of
so
much
value
in
the
culture
of
a
people.
Heart
Trouble
Hinds
and
Feet
Numb
and
Cold
Mrs.
Wm.
Fowler,
Auburn,
Ont.,
writes
"Several
years
ago
I
was
troubled
with
my
heart
and
nerves,
so
bad,
at
times,
my
hands
would
become
numb
and
cold.
I
took
doctor's
medi-ciAa,
foe
a,
while,
but
it
did
me
little
or
bo
good.
I
happened
to
see
If
Prince
Rupert
is
really
interested
in
the
best
music1
?ral,,
nd
jtarted
taWn
thm
.
J
.
1
uv-au
,,lua"
,i
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j
,
,
.
,
.
,
1
it
once,
and
continued
for
some
tim.
and
the
desire
for
the
best
musical
training
of
our
young
l
""
thM
1
h
"turn
oi
h,n;ivnfth??
thfy
Ulitae
?dVa"taSe
0f
OPPOf.
Ei...
a
dr-nto
and
tunity
that
offers
tc
hear
the
best
and
to
encourage
those
d1r-M
m'1
diret
on
receipt
of
who
come.
ijjg
J
T-
MUbura
lu.,
Provincial
Superintendent
of
Women's
Institutes
Enthuses
Over
District
rill
I
iiuii
!
riL
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it
r
rti
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m
n
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"-...v..
uvaico,
oiuiuukii
my
niuveiuent
may
De
SI0W
organized
in
this
district.
S.
S.
maiing
me
school
grounds
as
OWing
to
the
peculiar
Condition
of
develonment
in
thnsp
Phillins.
Prince
Georire.
dintrlct
attractive
a
spot
as
possible.
She
countries,
hurope
also
will
find
labor
takinir
a
laree
share
agrif
ultura't,
w
for
Smithers,
after
a
visit
of
several
days
in
thle
district
While
here,
Mrs.
.
MaeLaghlan
visited
the
public
school,
addressing
the
children
on
matters
of
health
and
on
th-
be
advantage
of
trying
to
assist
In
will
eome
down
to
a
visited
a
number
of
the
ren
ches
V
USUI
in
the
district,
gathering
on
the
different
branches
Airitation
i
Kolntr
Vsnt
nn
1a.
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it.
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ij...t..
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vl
ure
aKiicuuuiai
muuni;,
unu
seeing
tne
modern
trend
many
people
who
are
not
y
wltn
a
TfW
to
""v,bk
the
was
very
enthusiastic
over
pro-
egmmately
hbor
pk
are
tieing
up
with
tho
movement
'
SZZ
ZJSt
in
order
to
be
on
the
band
wagon
when
the
party
arrives:
"STtC
bo
it
will
be
m
Canada
and
United
States,
once
the
move-
w,teet
high
level
bridge.
ment
gets
going.
Good
progress
is
being
made
with
the
construction
of
a
large
addition
to
the
Omineca
Hotel
at
Hazelton.
The
Beament
cut-off
on
the
marn
highway,
eliminating
a
number
of
bad
hills
and
two
dangerous
railway
crossings,
has
just
been
opened
for
traffic
pects
of
a
bright
future
for
Ter
race
agriculturalists.
Su
1
wa
especially
Interested
In
the
prospects
for
bee
culture
here
about
which
many
Inquiries
are
made
through
the
department.
Mrs.
MaeLaghlan
spoke
very
highly
of
the
work
carried
on
by
the
local
institute,
particularly
in
regard
to
the
Boys'
and
Girls'
Clubs.
She
gave
Terrace
erddit
for
being
the
most
active
rural
institute
In
the
province
In
this
regard.
LADIES
OFVAN
AT
CATHEDRAL
Dedicatory
Service
for
Miss
I
las-Hell
and
Miss
Sayle;
Former
Speaks
in
Evening
Miss
Hassell,
who
Is
Interested
In
van
mission
work
fpf
the
Anglican
Church,
which,
with
Miss
Sayle,
her
associate,
she
established,
was
an
interesting
speaker
at
evening
service
Sunday
in
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral.
She
described
work,
in
the
remote
portions
of
the
Pence
River
district
which
she
covered
last
year,
a
great
deal
of
it
by
foot.
At
8
o'clock
In
the
morning,
I
Bishop
Blx
conducted
a
dedicatory
service
for
Miss
Hassel
and
Mis
Sayle,
who
left
yesterday
for
Smithers,
where
they
will
take
over
the
van
"St.
Andrew's"
which
has
been
stored
there
for
the
winter
and
with
which
they
will
proceed
to
Prince
George
and
thence
Into
the
Peace
Biver
via
Edmonton,
I
PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
.Tu
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:
3"
CANADIAN
.MANUFACTURERS
TO
MEET
IN
HALIFAX
The
fifty-eighth
annual
general
meetingof
the
Canadian
Manufacturers'
V
takeH
place
this
year
in
Halifax.
N.S.
Business
session
will
be
held
in
the
h-
Hotel
on
June
4,
5
and
6,
when
many
important
quMtiohs
concaintBg
the
in.u-of
Canada
will
come
up
for
disctuaion.
The
above
layout
nhows
the
principal
.:
the
association.
1,
Elmer
Davis,
Kingston,
Ont.,
second
vice-president
;
2,
L.
W
Saint
John.
N.B..
president;
3,
It.
J.
Hutchinga,
Calgary,
first
v.te-presuWnt
;
i.
r
by,
Amherst,
N.S.,
ex-chairman.
Maritime
Division,
woo
baa
bee
active
in
th
ments
for
the
Halifax
meeting;
5.
J.
E.
Walsh.
Toronto.
General
Mhatr:
C
I
penny,
Toronto,
honorary
treasurer;
7.
A.
F.
Blake.
Saint
fohn
ehairman.
M
r
sion;
8,
G.
M.
Duck,
Toronto,
chairman,
Ontario
division;
9.
C.
E.
Harvey.
Whim;.
man.
Prairie
division;
10,
J.
H
Boaf.
Vancouver,
chairman,
British
Columbia
di
N.
C.
Poison,
jr.,
Montreal,
chairman,
Quebec
division.
A
Great
Car
for
Women
to
Drive
iiiiiiiibi
V
'
IW7
TmIK
FORD
car
Is
a
great
car
for
women
to
drive
not
only
beeause
it
is
so
smart
and
good
looking,
but
also
because
of
Its
torn-fort,
awe
of
control,
and
reliability.
Especially
its
reHft.
Mllty.
You
know
fhe
Ford
will
take
you
there
and
bring
you
back.
You
know
you
can
depend
on
it.
You
know
It
has
been
built
to
give
you
thousands
of
miles
of
faithful,
uninterrupted
service.
This
freedom
from
trouble
this
men
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