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THE
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Thursday,
January
17,
1929
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KINGDOM
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has
just
been
reported
t,hat
ur.t
ew
of
thd
Swedish
King,
.seen
ubeve
witfi
shortly
after
their-'
wcTflfa,
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cali
proposed
united
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thonia.
Latvia,
ana
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one
of
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candidates.
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Bernadotte,
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bride'
(1
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of
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omprislnjr
the
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of
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INITIATIVE
IN
EMIGRATION
(Jordon
iprdoiyfjelfrjiljyi
&elfridgct,Offers
.
a
Ira
-J-
f
"Ilia
it
UJwiJON,
Jan.
i7.-rne
spirit
of
Henty.
of
Ballantyne,
of
Fenimore
Cooper,
and
the
covered
w.ijron
trail,
has
moved
Gordon
Si'lfridjre
Sr.
to
mnkc
an
offer
of
help
f
o
the
unemployed
mincrt
Mr.
Self
ridge
has
offered
tp
thofe
who
are
willing
t&
fh,melv-s.
H
has
been
dow:
into
South
Wale"
preaching
his
P0'-nel
of
adventure.
"If
someone
will
act
a
a
lender
nf
RO
or
100
mn."
said
Mr.
Self
ridge
at
a
meeting
at
the
Miners'
Hall
at
Merthyr.
"and
if
thi'v
wi'l
n'an
something
together,
help
would
be
available
for
them.
I
will
hi'In
them
myself.
Is
it
nccessH'y
for
you
and
I
to
remain
in
the
territory
where
we
were
born?"
"I
do
not
mean
to
'send'
them
out
abroad,"
Mr.
Selfridge
said
later.
."That
MSjf
the
snfrft;
of
the
thing.
If
jfeoplfe
are-
pent
out
under
sdihefcrddk
relse's
fitn
jthey
are
critical
and
possibly
dis-'
contented.
Lt
them
go
out
and
'make
their,
way
and
thfy
will
be
iself-dependenV
pioneers
ought
:to
be.
Pioneers
take
whatever
offers
and
make
the
best
of
it.
I
"Thy
go
out
and
break
virgin
;
soil
and
carve
farms
out
of
the
j
wilderness.
They
are
willing,
if
i
need
be,
to
work
as
farm
hands.
That
is
the
proper
spirit
ready
for
anything.
If
I
could
find
a
band
of
men,
of
courage,
making
life
an
adventure.
I
would
make
it
possible
for
them.
It
is
not
for
me
to
suggest
what
they
should
do."
TOURISTS
FOR
i
OLD
COUNTRY
"Come
to
Britain"
Is
Slogan
of
Organization
Earl
of
Derby
'
Presides
Over
(By
The
Canadian
LONDON,
Jan.
17:-
1
Press)
"Come
t
Britain"
is
the
slogan
of
a
K
-
iuemv
nu
lecmiea
ine
Dresiaen.
L
-
1cv.;jifdkHikatioifdlll
en.
B.
C.
PACKERS
ANNOUNCEMENT
:W
ever
ttoukift
nctivlty,
The
announcement
that
the
B.
C.
Packerswifl
open
an
Sft.'-ASffl
oiiice
m
rrinue
nupen
anu
Will
purcnase
supplies
for
subscribers
have
guaranteed
their
canneries
here
is
splendid
news
for
the
city
It
is
Wo.ooo
per
annum
for,
a
number
the
beginning
of
a
move
which
is
likely
to
spread
.
Doubt-
of
and
th
Gvernmnt
less
the
Board
of
Trade
will
follow
up
this
lead
and
trv
to
JSf
in?1!',
V
uUldy
of
,26'"
induce
all
the
other
cannery
owners
of
the
district
to
fall
vITyZ
exten-m
line
witn
tnis,
tne
largest
ot
them
all.
ded
hi.
cordial
good
wishes
to
Up
to
the
present
time
only
one
or
two
of
the
canneries
the
movement
"We
in
the
United
have
spent
any
money
in
Prince
Rupert
in
the
purchase
Kingdom,"
writes
His
Royal
of
supplies
except
suqh
articles
as
fresh
meat
and
veg
IIirhne8"-
"hav
man'
attractions
ing
made
th.HBcJiRupert
get
the
business
Wjlich
IS
have
scenery
unsurpassed
for
it
due
her.
llfc
fttwles
that
the
annoriefifuse
can
be
-delkate
tbvi
hlie,
fet
tU
iiurenaseu
as
cmjBniy
in
rnnce'liuperx
as
eisewnere
Topre
wtie
re
lmerestea
-wthe
and
in
some
cages'
atS
lower
price.
romantic
pasf.
we
have
scattered
Prince
Rupert
will
welcoMfeWWVhicli
the
B.
C.
bo?t
Ctt?1
Dritat
V"
Packers
are
Wing
and
to
co-
eventt'woX
operate
with,
them
in
every
poste-fimrther,
so
as
to
in-
history.
Ai?airi;"
Britain
is
the
sure
that
the
change
will
be
of
advantage
to
the
Company.
ome
ot
sport.
We
have
been
-
too
modest
in
the
past.
It
is
1'ATTULLU
FOR
LEADER
Prince
Rupert
people
will
all
be
interested
to
see
whether
the
member
for
Prince
Rupert
is
chosen
leader
of
the
Liberal
party
on
Monday
when
the
Liberal
executive
"
meets
for
that
purpose
.
He.
has
undoubtedly
earned
the
position.
He
was
among
the
most
prominent
members
of
the
last
house
and
with
the
defeat
of
some
colleagues
is
the
outstanding
figure
among,
opposition
members.
In
ability
he
outstrips
them
all
.
He
is
keen,
virile,
aggressive,
and
has
a
wide
knowledge
of
affairs,
especially
of
governmental
affairs.
With
suctt
qualincatipns
it
'should
not
be
difficult
to
pick
him
out
a3
the
man
w'Hq
is
best
able
to
get
results
as
an
opposition
critic
.
VALUE
OF
STRONG
OPPOSITION
The
value
of
a
strong
opposition
in
the
legislature
muat
be
apparent
to
everyone.
There
is
a
tendency
of
supporters
of
a
government
to
stand
back
and
not
do
or
say
any-1
thing
whjch
would
be
likely
to
bring
criticism
on
their
party
.
If
there
istt
weakness
it
i.s
often
not
seen
.
With
a
group
of
men
whose
duty
it
is
to
pick
out
the
weak
spots
and
expose
them
to
the
public
gaze
the
likelihood
of
strong
legislation
if.
increased.
We
all
have
known
cases
of
legislation
being
passed
which
is
harmful
or
which
is
so
full
of
weak
spots
that
it
is
useless
.
The
weakness
of
the
opposition
is
often
responsible
for
this.
If
Mr.
Pattullo
is
chosen
opposition
leader
he
will
be
a
strong
force
in
improving
legislation
and
preventing
the
passing
of
unwise
measures.
time
we
told
the
world
thse
islands
can
offer.
Flashing
Eyes
Laughing
Eyes
DovvncastEyes
Eyes
tell
:
Your
Character
Drown
tyt
for
Krtngth
Dlu
for
gentrotity
Grajr
yc
for
jlouiy
Sparkling
eye
In.
dicaw
beauty,
vet,
and
good
health,
too
I
Do
your
eyes
tpartjer
Are
the
whitei
clear
or
are
they
tinged
with
yellow
'
indicating
an
ouc-of
-torts
condition
due
to
cotutipa-
tionr
it
to,
you
neea
.
M
-'A
svriv
lor
intnw
'
i
ir
..if.
new
lay,
January
17,
1929
movement
oi
wMtn
tne
can
ou
what
'I
wish
every
ui
(
cs.
to
this
KS
eloel
Ciintler
htm
tkt
Eft
in
lultm
Dttiktm
Anrrtbrmrnh.
litti
Amtn
HuoM
F.
KiuU
ft
Cm.,
Ltmhrd.
T
of
onto
movement,
which;
I
hope
and
believe
will
result
in
a
better
national
understanding
and
also
in
an
improve'ment
in
our
invisible
export
trade."
'
'
At
the
inaugural
meeting
Lord
Derby
also
remarked
upon
the
WGilkloMWjwlth
of
historical
monuments
,
tW
I
rnnMnilor?
,rA
a
hn
hnma
f
'SEort,
the
United
Kingdom
is
we1
knownj!
As
to
,
horse
racing
I
can
speak
with
knowledge.
Most
people,
in
fact,
believe
that
I
take
my
name
from
a'
famous
race
run
at
Epsom,
instead
of
the,,
race
having
taken
its
name
ffam
an
ancestor
of
mine.
"lord's
cricket
ground
is
the
fnecca
of
the
cricketing
world
the
M.C.C.
is
so
exclusive,
in
fact,
that
I
put
down
my
name
when
I
was
21,
and
am
still
hop
ing
to
be
included
in
the
next
fortnight."
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a
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