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DAILY
EDITION
Saturday,
May
11,
1929
-
THE
SKEENA
HIGHWAY
Keen
interest
was
shown
yesterday
in
the
proposal
made
by
C.
P.
Swanson
to
have
the
highway
gd
to
Terrace
by
way
of
the
south
bank
of
the
Skeena
River
instead
of
the
north
with
a
ferry
at
Tyee.
Of
course,
it
would
be
necessary
to
ckoss
the
river
by
ferry,
which
should
be
oper
LESLIE
J.
MAKTIN
.
Head
tt"
the
"!t':ii'
stuff
Home
Oil
Di.-tributors
Ltd.
ated
by
the
(government,
although
it
might
be
made
a
toll
ferry
if
thought
desirable.
The
ferry
would
have
to
be
fljjMp
Ijjj
m
Tfj
Inrirp
nnniirfh
to
carrv
a
number
of
cars
at
one
time.
and
HUlllJj
UIJj
lu
powerful
enough
to
'stein
the
turbulent
waters
pf
the
river
i
when
swollon
with,
flood.
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I
One
advantage
of
going
by
the1
south
bank
.would
be
the
passing?
of
the
hot
spririgs.
These
to'day
are
hardly
used.
If
the
highway
was
built
they
would
undoubtedly!
be
utilized
immediately.
Three
of
the
springs
are
close
together,
where
now
there
are
bath
houses
operated,
one
by
Japanese
and
the
other
by
white
fishermen.
Two
are
farther
up
the
river.
of
OPEN
UP
SOON
Leslie
J.
Martin
Will
Make
In-spedion
Trip.
Arriving
In
Rupert
About
May
18
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
May
H,
1929
:lNOVELTYDANCE
AT
MOOSE
HALL
Premier
Orchestra
Responsible
'
'
Vor
Initiating
and
Popular
Event
It
was
a
great
surprise
to
the
1275
dancers
at
Moose
Hail
when
the
centre
of
the
decoration
opened
at
half
past
eleven
last
night
and
precipitated
a
large
number
of
colored.
balloons
into
the
centre
of
the
nail
causing
a
rush
to
secure"
them.
The
occasion
Was
the
novelty
lance
arranged
by
the
Premier
Orchestra
which
provided
the
music.
T.
Barton
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
all
had
a
very
enjoyable
time.
Refreshments
were
served
at
midnight
in
charge
of
Mrs.
Mus-salem,
Mrs.
Bartlett,
Mrs.
Cameron
and
Mrs.
llarradine
while
Mr.
Mussallem
and
Mr.
Bartlett
were
at
Die
door.
The
decorations
were
decidedly
j
novel
in
.
red,
white,
and
blue.
Amjd
the.
streamers'
flashed
colored
light
giving
an
effect
not
seen
here
before.
Interesting
events
during
the
cventyq
were
the
spot
waltzes,
the,
,
ftrst,
price
for
which
was
won
by
Miss
Audrey
Cook
tnd
Max,
Vaglnni
and
the
second
by
Miss
Myra
Harvey
and
Mr.
Bacon.
Possibly
the
moat
interesting
.
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At
1
t.
t.
1
1
Tho
new
oil
atatinn
of
the
Horn
eveni
01
me
evening")"
me
uai-
nn
Titiu..t.
t
..in
loon
dance
in
which
the
ladies
i
w
1
1
L'miiuuw.
xjiiuiicu,
-in
.u
j
..4
a
t
.
wore
the
balloons
on
their
ankles
Mr.
bwanson
IS
not
in
tavor
OI
a
route
by
way
OI
the
j:e
j
Martin
of
the
head
office
winners
being
Miss
Allen
and
Naas
River,
as
it
WOUlld
be
about
as
difficult
to
get
to
the
staff
of
Home
Oil
Distributors.
Mr.
Johnson.
mouth
of
the
Naas
River
as
it
would
be
to
build
to'Ter-(td.,
wn
be
in
Prince.
Rupert
-
raceway
of
the
Skeena.
ISL
HOSPITAL
IS
OPEN
ine
ciuei
uuiicuuy
m
Duiming
aiong
ine
norm
swe
01
;
and
the
Skeena
the
cliffs
at
such
Hole-
is
precipitous
places
as
staUoni
in
portherTpart
of.
,
m-ine-wauj
mere
ine
cuii
is
aimosi
perpenuicuiar.
At
the
nroWnre.
Mr.
Martin
is
do-
TO
PUBLIC
TODAY
a
number
o?
points
there
would
e
danger,
he.
thinks,
of
ng
th
work
in
view
of
te
re-
a?hm
of
National
Ho
interferingjvith
the
railway
right-of-way,
especially
dur-
enlargement
of
M
duties
to
.
MM
at
Ins
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:
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munonnihil'tv
frr
th
..tution
.This
Afternoon
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svSj
Willi
ft
a'rnflfl
hv
t.Vp
nnrfh
rinnk
nf
ihc
nvor
wnnlrl
Via
-UWWHW
of
all
outside
sUttons
of
.
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1
Hospital
tl-
preferablerifll
fcasible.-the
sonthtakrom
rr?t(L
moat
likely
way
of
getting
the
connection
with
the
outside
!
M
for
tt-e
work,
as
he
has
a
0
the
within
a
reasonable
period.
If
the
government
will
set
"p'u-h
knowledge
of
tn
-etro-
wle
ig
j,
ODgefve(i'at
tne
nut
tn
fret
trip
wnrk
rlnnrv
tViPro
ia
tin
nVivciVnl
mnenn
rViv
1p,,ni
products
bu'nes.
hi
pmt
t,j
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n-u'.
r-0-t
mv-n.J
it
cannot
go
tli
b,"
,h
ROADS
imm
AROUND
PRINCE
GEORGE
Prince
Geore'E
able
to
get
roads
and
yet
have
highwaysantljiaVe
had,f
hem
for
yeas,
ert
is
unable
tcftirottahv
roalls-and
has
itever
I"
;
InT
7
.TT
t
wrustitution
open
for
naWicinspec-
rtret'oj
and
(0
chRree'ef
cept
such
as
th
people
ofthe
city
paid
forvithin,
e
cJUev(es
instheect.
limits.
Whv
i
-there
this
discrimiitatiorV?.'
'
If
frfo'nliwir
'-!
of
inaction
is
to
continue
all
this
season,
the
Prince
Run-
rriA&h
ert
neODle
Will
be
OUt
and
out
in
fnvnr
nf
fnrmino-
n
now
tPrrty
awrnnon
M
Van-o
province.
ver
on
the
stimer
Pri-ceng
Woy--i
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'iiinni-i.
jir.
Hnn
wirs.
Mlva,
between
the
assigned
around.
houi
and
16'clock.
Those
visiting
the
in
filtution
are
finding
that
this
is
Very
busws.y
there,
the.
hos-
nil
laln-
lliillv
full
nf
nal.
TBomnany
s
,
lmtm
.,
,
jr.
fng
the
past
few
day,,,!
embers
ithe
nursios
stall
Jiave
been
m
mmi
r
nn
rn
nnw
ir.a
inmnra
vv
diiv
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sera
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kitv
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howsell.IW.
Edinger
and
A.;
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,
jMornan.
.
Uain.
brings
results
m,
The
British
.
parliament
has
been
dissolved
and
the,
'
-
elections
are
tctake
place
Way
30.
The
chief
interest'
.
rtWf"
TII
centres
in
the
question
of
whether
the
Baldwin
govern-,
h(WL
mvs
fly
has
imI'OKTaxt
position
now
mem
can
secure
suiiicient
support
irom
the
electorate
to
enable
it
to
carryon.
Should
it-be
defegtedthereseerasl
to
be
a
possibility
of.
thir
.
getting
some
Liberal
Rapport
as
long
as
they
do
hot
contravene
Liberal
principles.
Should
they
resign
Ramsay
Macdonald
will
be
the
probable
successor
a.
premier
with
a
Labor
government
also
Keut
in
poiver
by
thp
Liberals.
In
that
case
any
extreme
policy
would
be
checked
by
the
party
holding
the.
balance
of
power.
,
:
,
.
-
The
whole
situation
is
most
interesting
and
will
Tie
watched
from
this
side
of
the
Atlantic
with
keen
appreciation
of
the
policies
involved.
I
AMERICANS
MORE
INTERESTED
It
is
noticeable
that
Americans
in
a
number
of
centres'
reem
more
interested
in
British
news
than
do
Canadians.'
Thoy
seldom
fail
to
record
any
important
move
in
the
old
land
and
go
into
detail
to
an
extent
which
Canadian
papers
do
not
seem
to
appreciate.
The
Mother
of
parliaments
still
sets
the
pace
in
many
things
and
because
of
that
the
whole
world
watches
its
actions.
1
WHAT
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n.
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Prince
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B.C.
At
Mount
Wilson
Observatory
(above)
meuMuring
the
heat
of
the
stars
was
a
pretty
sad
affair
until,
Mr.
Fly
was
drafted
into
service.
Now
the
heat
is
collected
with
a
hundred-inch
tele-'scope
equipped
with
nn
instrument
made
from
tho
wings
-f
a
'fly.
The
wings
of
one
single
house
fly
uit-
sul't'u
i-nt
to
make
12
j
temperature
instruments.
Inset
is
Dr.
Abbott,
who
makt-s
the
ln
struments.
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