PAGE
TWO
The
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PRINCE
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BRITISH
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DAILY
EDITION
Friday,
September
6,
1929
MACDONALD
AND
HOOVER
Discussions
of
world
oeate
and
naval
disarmament
wnai
ne
says
anu
minKs
may
oe
laKen
as
a
renection
oi
i
what
the
common
people
say
and
think
alloyed
with
his!
d.
s.
wiuttcn
of
Edmonton
was'staa
keen
judgment
and
fine
sympathy
If
Ramsay
Macdonald
pJtagof
a
says
that
ninety-five
per
cent
of
the
world's
peoples
are
acralnst
Avar,
that
statement
is
Drobablv
true.
One
could
S.
N.
Christian.
bookkeeper
hardly
find
one
better
able
than
he
to
discern
such
things.
Lpar?y
St
ofTiskAc?
was
.
J
Much
toward
the
object
Of
World
peace
may
be
accom-jnere
last
week
renewing
acqualn-j
pushed
when
itamsay
Macdonald
and
Herbert
Hoover
get
j
together.
Both
have
soen
enough
of
the
hardshin
and
hit-:
Many
Vanderhoof
people
were
hi
deflected
by
superficial
and
selfish
things.
Herbert,
wa
held
on
Tuesday
and
wed-
woover
has
not
yet
shown
as
Kamsay
Macdonald
has
done,
i
"t3ua-
but
the
world
is
expectinir
a
oreat
deal
from
him
in
this
M.
rlster,
Mr.
Dickie
and
Mr.
Pooley
are
treadhtr
dantrerous
?oberl
.Irv,n
were
Tulrs
nere
uauLi
oub
"tauiufc,
iwTuT.
.
rrom
prince
Rupert
at
the
end
giound.
o-vnnnrl
it
If
ic
is
nn
no
nnt
part
of
the
business
of
any
cabinet
min-itne
week.
of,
mwi
ui
iiMiinoer
oi
parliament
to
palter
or
play
with
the
spoils
spoils
:i
.TlC'"
system
system
or
or
admit
admit
tyu"ul
its
its
l.s
nprp?sirv
necessity.
necessity,
TIip
The
llie
wlm
iifon
Idea
Ol
nf
nf
'vis
ditch-
,V,tnC
ing
good
men
that
should
not
be
thrown
overboard,"
sim-
nv
tn
nrivn
nnvfv
n'nvtnra
nn:;j,.:..
:
j.i
I
.:iWM.lMM!'
wj-'
...s.
.
1
1
pen
f
air
wnere
mev
were
sue.
cessful
In
winning
many
nrlzes.
as
A
crowd
went
out
from
town
SatUDdav
nbht
to
take
in-
the
dance
at
Kalum
Lake.
Mr.
Jas.
H.
Smith
returned
on
iMondav
from
Prince
Ri'ocrt.
after
!
accompanying
her
brother-in-law.
..noun
omiiii
10
ine
nosDltai.
She
on
Wednesday
for
the
south
atwl
tin
.fPndlcz
IM
past
year
and
a
half.
King
George
and
Queen
Marv
enlovlncr
with
friends
In
Prince
Runert
after
his
convalescence.
TIIE
NEWS
Fldy.
September
NORTHERN
B.
C.
NEWS
VANDERHOOF
(repair,
work
to
be
done
on
the
I
Terrace
streets.
Fred
Maklns
of
Fort
Fraser,
Is'
'
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver
where
he
c
H
W(iarn
0
or
tne
Lakelse
will
aDDear
before
the
Pensions
&k?JL
?fSm
?S..
,
.
VO&ra.
trin
tn
Rriihrn
Of!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
P.
Martin
of
Vancouver
are
visiting
here
with
staged
Monday
night,
with
R.
W.
10
1
Terrace
D.
D.
Munro
returned
1
home
on
Saturday
after
taking
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Fair.
Miss
Gladys
Kenney
left
Satnr-
cay
to
spend
the
holiday
with
'riends
In
Smithers
and
to
attend
the
Tclkwa
Barbecue.
V
W
v
Gonzales,
Prince
Rupert
"bar-
spent
the
week-end
In
town,
and
also
visited
Lakelse
Lake.
McConnell
and
Hawl
Saturday
from
Prince
J.
P.
McMillan.
R.
Gibson
and
music
was
furnished
by
a
five
piece
orchestra.
L.
Smith,
of
the
Terrace
Hotel,
who
has
spent
the
past
Mrs.
W.
H.
McDonald
Is
spend
Ing
a
wek
in
Prince
Rupert.
Mrs.
E.
M.
Smith
and
dauehter.
well
as
most
of
the
special
nrizes
,
Kathleen,
and
Miss
Louise
Mat
Biven
in
me
grains,
roots
and
mews
left
on
Wednesday
tn
nwnH
vegetable
sections.
f
r
Q
TiArfftteAM
tA
.1.
11J
a
few
days
In
Prince
Rupert.
rvn
a
fnr
tn
d.i...
n..
.
I
Mrs.
M.
B.
Knleht.
nf
T
JiHv.
V
....
vtu
til
1U1VU
AUUtti
I
'
"J
during
the
week,
returning
Sat-
8nlth,
iJt
-president
of
"
the'
Rebekah
urday-
Assembly
of
B.C.,,pald
an
official
m'
.
'Tlslt
to
tne
,ocal
assembly
"on
Mr
Mr.
and
r,
Mrs.
W.
a.
B
Anderson
iThpHiu
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
McDonald
were
ay
mn,n&-
among
me
prince
Rupert
Fair
day.
who
returned
on
Satur
Miss
Gladys
Kenney.
returned'
on
jnursday,
after
a
short
holl
day
trip
to
Prince
Rupert.
Robert
Corlett
returned
on
WedJof
Frank
Ekman,
Stuart
'
Crotrau
nesday
from
a
trip
to
Prince
Ru-and
Fred
Green
came
pert.
on
one
of
his
periodical
professional
visits.
E.
J.
Moors
left
on
Friday
on
trip
to
Prince
Rupert.
STEWART
Mrs.
A.
Lents
of
Prince
Rupert
over
a
peri0d
0f
some
weeks,
the
month
visiting
with
her
sister
In
by
old
Umer
to
th
iPe-
Portland.
Ore.
returned
to
Ter-
men
01
on
ever
exniouea
War
against
war.
tin
mlnin?
in
the
Manson
Creek
I
race
on
Wednesday.
Now
that
the
Dawes
plan
has
been
superceded
and
the
Young
plan
is
not
acceptable
to
the
British,
possibly
the
Snowden
play
may
be
the
final
word
in
reparations
settlement.
THE
PATRONAGE
EVIL
The
first
year
is
over,
but
the
battle
is
bv
no
means
Wfin.
SflVS
thf
VnnomiVPr
Pfnvinpo
in
pnmmnntinir
nn
4-Vioi
country,
has
been
spending
a
wek
m
town.
He
Is
verv
Dleased
with
the
work
that
Is
being
done
on
the
road
toward
Manson
Creek.
F.
G.
Cook.
prlnclpaL
Miss
Margaret
McDlarmld.
Miss
Betfv
Lamb
and
Miss
Elsie
Arland
are
the
teachers
on
the
staff
of
the
Vanderhoof
Superior
School
this
term.
TERRACE
Tolmie
government
with
regard
to
patronage.
In
f
act,'
sa'Xfromncoto
there
is
some
evidence
that
the
wolves
of
natronape
are
same
her
duties
at
the
t
?thering
for
th,e.ovn5et'
that
tisK'pSa'a
a
unvuu
i
ace
ouiiic
mcjijr
iinuiig
me
amazing
speecn
i
coming
year
luctue
ui
a
receiii,
poaiicai
picnic
ai
c-squmau
Dy
u.
ti.
Dickie,
who
represents
Nanaima
in
the
house
of
commons,
is
an
indication
of
the
trend
of
things.
"When
we
get
into
power,"
he
said,
"yii
people
will
be
the
first
to
be
considered.
We
will
consult
the
ConscTvatlve
associations
and
make
them
as
perfect
a
.machine
aslthere
ever
has
been
in
the
country.
We
may
have
to
ditch
some
good
men,
who
should
not
be
thrown
overboard,
but
the
executives
of
the
party
associations
must
be
considered
for
their
long
years
of
labor
whi'e
the
nartv
has
been
out
of
nnwer."
Mr.
Dickie
was
speaking
of
Dominion
matters,
of(retirnCdJ
vuu.ee,
uut
ne
was
eviucuuy
trying
10
paciiy
mose
WhO
"upen.
had
sought
preferment
at
Victoria
and
been
disappoint-!
.
7"..
,
ed.
Even
Mr.
Pooley,
who
was
at
the
picnic,
appears
to
i
he'r,
T
iSV!h?deS?-
while
have
caught
something
of
the
spirit
of
the
occasion.
HeA-
McLeod.
local
agent
u
on
hou-
told
of
his
struggles
with
party
workers
and
job
seekers,
!
days
admitted
that
many
of
those
to
whom
he
was
speaking!
c.
vaiiee
was
down
from
Pacific
were
entitled
to
office,
and
asked
them
to
have
patience
1
0VCT,
ih
h?l,day-
"e
was
accom-until
the
itslpanled
by
luH!l
Le
Ross
government
had
straightened
out
some
of
uiner
aiiairs.
on
re-
Mrs.
J.
DesJardlnes
and
daughter.
Mrs.
A.
E.
Johnston,
left
the
holiday
in
Prince
Rupert.
into
business.
Mr.
Zeffertt
Riley
and
A.
Attree
in
charge
of
Is
a,
pioneer
businessman
of
rranjements.
There
was
a
rainy
Stewart
and
the
departure
of
hlm-
Iarge
crowd
In
attendance
and
self
and
his
wife
Is
much
regretted
here.
A
100'pound
sample
of
ore
from
the
Melvln
property
is
declared
t
in
biewari.
it
is
pracucauy
satur-,
A.
H.
Waddlngton
of
the
forest-.
all
sides
and
Is
Intermingled
with
j
ry
department.
Prince
Rupert,
was
galena
and
other
silver
sulphides.
I
a
visitor
here
during
the
week.
Fifty
pounds
of
It
was
pounded
up
and
yielded
27
ounces
of
na-
W.
F.
Treston,
who
has
spent
J
Mv
silver.
the
summer
months
In
Alaska,
re-:
turned
to
Terrace
on
Wednesday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Newton
T.
Bur-
,
dick,
Wellington
Beaton
and
R.
her
O.
Mellln
made
an
aerial
trip
over
Georgia
River
section
last
on
Wednesday
to
spend
a
short
week
with
Pilot
W.
E.
Gilbert
In
;
the
Western
Canada
Airways
fly
ing
boat
Pintail.
Mr.
and
.
Mrs.
E.
J.
France
have
moved
into
the
cottage
next
to
The
Joint
committee
from
the
the
Terrace
Theatre.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stewart
Board
of
Trade
and
Hyder
j
Jas.
H.
Smith
expect
to
move
j
Chamber
of
Commerce
Is
busy
ob-.
shortly
into
the
home
vacated
by
taming
data
with
regard
to
the
j
Mr.
and
Mrs..
France,
having
re-
j
Alaska-British
Columbia
highway
.cently.
purchased'
the
property
project.
Governor
Oeorge
Parks
of,
from
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
C.
Fowler
of
Alaska
Is
keenly
enthusiastic
about
Smlthers.
,
i
the
project
Mrs.
J.
R.
Adams
of
Usk
wa.s
An
American
biplane,
piloted
by
the
guest
of
Mrs..
Jas.
H.
Smith
Paddy
Burke,
circled
at
consider-
on
Wednesday.
:
able
height
over
Portland
Canal
.
'ait
Tuesday.
Mrs.
Denhaur
and
daughter,
Bl-
11
r
sle,
who
have
been'
on
a
holiday
A
trial
ore
shipment
recently
trip
to
the
prairies,
returned
to
i
made
from
the
Woodbine
mine
to
their
home
In
Copper
City
last,
Trail
smelter,
yielded
$42
Jl
per
week.
!
ton
in
gold
and
silver
values
I
alone,
according
to
returns
which
Miss
Margaret
WUllscroft
of
have
been
received.
There
Is
also
Prince
Rupert,
who
has
been
i
'ad,
sine
and
copper
content.
holidaying
at
the
home
of
Mr.i
r-
and
Mrs.
C.
H.
Thomas,
returned'
Satisfactory
results
continue
to
home
on
Wednesday.
j
be
obtained
from
development
(Work
on
the
Independence
Oold
Mmlng
Co.'s
property.
Jack
Evans
has
purchased
Harry
a
son
was
corn
on
Friday,
to.
Tehran's
barber
shop
here.
Mr
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
II.
Dyson
of
Ter-',
nd
Mrs.
Cochran
have
left
for
n
wl,son
KmUh-
who
has
been
111
race-
holiday
in
CaUfomla,
after
which
with
mumonla
at
the
home
of.
their
Diana
for
th
fnt.,
or-
.,.
nn
nroiner.
jas.
H.
smith,
was
Mr.
and
Mm.
F
r
nni
nH
luhcii
iu
ine
irince
itunprt
nn.
i
i
n..
.
.
..
r"
L'.A
.y
v..4o
uiiu
Oi
me
very
Eital
wno
leu
nere
in
me
spring:
on
Saturday
saturdayby
hv
mm
Mrs.
smith.,
RmHh
worst
political
tenets
that
could
nossiblv
be
held
or
nrcaeh.
1
exDectlng
to
uttte
near
,
,
fTi.
rn
w.
A
Ml.
--
a.
.1
i
.
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.
A
.
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...
...
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rat
nrv,
ai
n
Mn
MM
Tri
.
vu,
uuu
ui
mc
same
LiiaracLer
is
r.np
hipa
rnnr
j.1
T
r
.
V
.
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l"c
"uiiuuiK
ui
u
uiacnine
wnicn
t
u'
iucoiiv
nut
ilium
inin
nrnpt
r
mnt
um-qH
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Z
"
vnvu
wic
lute
1
iuo.
iu.
oanics
ana
iwrs.
uara-
LilDeral
trOVernment
in
Mntsn
Pnlnmiia
n,l
tl,
n
U
ner
Of
Pacific
wi.ro
In
mim
nr.
vewive
lorce
will
wreck
the
Conservat
ve
Eovemment
or
y
LtZT
uncheon
hostess
tLlU"
s
a,br,dg,e
on
af-
anv
nthpr.
crnvflrnmonf
M,of
oi
i
T
Thursday
,vv.,miviii,
tiiub
m.vvvo
it
iu
yet
WUTKing,
Ideas
are
like
radio
messages.
They
come
out
of
the
everywhere
into
here,
but
the
receiver
must
be
in
tune
or
they
cannot
be
picked
up.
Mrs.
Bohler
and
sons
returned
ternoon
,
v,.
u.,uiuaj
Hum
mc
niiii;t:
uu
,
A
E.
Goodenough
of
the
Hanson
Timber
Co..
Smlthers,
was
In
town
Wednesday.
certain.
Browning,
laspector
of
beer
nnvrino
ia
n.
Mr.
ana
Airs.
Namn
iert
on
fti.
-""
muuy
ana
k"vi
aim
cmos
ior
me
nrovm.
-
has
titled
to
have
an
office
made
-
for
him
......
w....f.j
simply
because
wvvuuoc
lie
he:me'tTm
agal"
toke
"P
here.
Jjl
last
government,
week.
was
a
vlsltor'here
helped
put
a
party
into
power.
It
was
the
holding
of
Ideas
oh
n
rhncn
nrifl
K,.iui:n
e
...P.
Ing
connected
with
the
E.
D.
Jud-
son
TimDer
Co.'s
operations.
James
Michael
Morrlce,
infant
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Morrlce.
was
christened
last
week
in
St.
Mark's
Church
by
Rev.
W.
B.
Jennings,
the
god-parents
being
W.
D.
Smith
and
Mrs.
L.
T.
Baker.
After
the
christening,
tea
was
air.
jnos.
Brooks
are
spendlng
aj
week
at
Rosswood,
"kalum
Lake.
Farmers
in
.this
district
who
did
.
.
.
'
r
a-;.-
not
get
their
hay
and
feed
in
h.
rcporiea
consiaeraole
mnrovemiinf
na
Alice,
reiurnca
on
ui
the
patient's
condition.
'Wednesday
after
spending
a
few
'
.
j
Z
idays
,n
Prince
Rupert.
mi.
uuu
iviri.
is.
u.
JUfl.mn
lft
'
W.
Marsh
of
Prince
George
was
the
district,
during
which
tlme!a
vls,t0r
here
during-
the
week.
iHV
?u"5"
was
engaged
in
the
pole
Industry.
oi
ciomes
and
oUier
articles.
Sclfclrffttv
:
com
Dr.
Agncw,
dentist,
Is
In
town
of
Bulklcy
Valley
boys
consisting
.l.ill'idKlng.
province.
intersection
of
the
high
grade
vein
Mrs.
A,
miksr
CAN
GARDINER
Mrs.
Schrelbr
and
son,
Dick,
have
arrived
bw
motor
from
Ootsa
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
i.'ouitev
S
I)
tnhnntou
'o.)
B.
C.
Silver,
1.00.
Nil.
Bay
view,
24.
3.
Beaver
Stiver,
13,
14.
Big
Missouri,
1.15,
1.16.
Cork
Province,
Nil,
10.
Cotton
Belt.
Nil,
48.
George
Copper,
5.35,
5.50.
Georgia
River,
35,
30.
Gladstone.
Nil.
6.
Oolconda.
70,
73.
Grandvlew.
33,
34.
Inter.
Coal
St
Coke.
33.
34.
Kootenay
Florence,
13.
14.
Kootenay
King.
MVi.
30.
Mohawk.
34.
3.
Morton
Woolsey
Va,
5.
Marmot
River
Oold.
Nil
4,
Marmot
Metals,
3
ft,
Nil.
Noble
Five.
57,
58.
Oregon
Copper.
20,
21.
Pend
Oreille.
5.00.
550.
Premier.
1.73.
1.76.
Reeves
Macdonald.
1A6.
1.02.
Rufus-Argenta,
16.
16$.
Ruth-Hope.
34.
36.
Silver
Crest,
8,
8
V.
Silversmith.
8.
10.
Siocan
Rambler.
Nil,
15.
Snowflake.
37
V4.
3d.
Sunloch,
2.00,
Nil.
Topley
Richfield.
Nil.
16.
Toric
Mines,
70,
1.20.
Wellington,
5.
6.
George
Enterr.rise,
20,
20
Bluebird,
84,
9.
Oils
Amalgamated.
15,
18.
Associated.
3.00,
3.2S.
Freehold,
1.75.
1.79.
Mill
City.
Nil.
8.00.
Spooner.
Nil.
155.
United,
1.09.
1.11.
C.
&
E..
6.50.
0.60.
Turner
Valley.
1.00,
Nil.
.
A.
P.
Consolidated,
4.12,
4.15.
Calmont.
4.35.
4.45.
Dalhousle,
3.40,
350.
Deveniah.
30,
NIL
Fabyan
Pete.
174.
18V.
.
Foothills,
Nil.
7.00.
Home.
21.50,
31.70.
Illinois-Alberta.
71,
75.
Mayland.
8.80.
9X0.
McDoug.-Segur,
450.
4.C0.
McLeod,
350,
3.76.
New
McDoug.-SBiir.
Nil.
1.40.
Royallte,
135.00.
140.00.
Regent.
47.
Nil.
Hargal,
1.80.
1.81.
Sterling
Pacific.
2.00,
2.02.
Dallas.
2.60,
2.85.
Mercury.
1.02.
Nil.
Mr.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
served
at
the
home
T
'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
1
of
Mr
and
ana;Judson.
th,
.
Mrs.
Morrlc.
Terrace;
A.
J.
Foster.
NEW
HAZELTON
Joe
Seymour
of
Hagwllget
was
Trlnce
Rupert
W.
P.
Bennett
and
W.
C.
Vancouver;
E.
D.
Mrs.
Flnter.
Miss
Ball,
Miss,
fore
the
recent
rains
are
nnw
h,.
sett:
Mr.
nnri
itr.
ing
much
trouble
In
cettlntr
u
Premier.
cut
and
dried.
There
has
been
a
serious
epidemic
of
black
measles
at
Klt-wanga
and
several
deaths
have
rcsuuea
rrom
the
SiMITHKUS
Ed
A
committee,
consisting
of
II.
M.
HOLD
OFFICE?
Lake
to
vUlt'Mh'
Mrs.
Schrelber's
Political
'Jiypi
sister,
Mrs.
Roy
Guss.
They
were
....
i
i
u..
1
n.tu.
and
Nina
Hunter
who
returned
to
asuiOXudy
Prince
Rupert
after
having
spent
...
the
summer
vacation
at
Ootsa
Us
Labln
Slate
h
So
Far
rwt.
After
several
attempts
spread
Lake.
-'"
amtt
D.
Balllle
R.N.
of
Prince
.
u,
,
'
.
R
The
ioBiuvuic
ib
now
in
Talrntcn
T
A.
u,llr
MP
Will
Willi
U1C
AUU1I1
VC1U
UU
U1C
1VIUU11-
"UUHW
iWO
anncn
W
tunic
UIl
...
,.
.
Miss
Marjorie
Sutherland,
the
party
leader
in
holtl
n
new
teacher
for
Hazelton
Public
Pwr.
School,
arrived
at
the
week-end
The
Gardiner
kowtiuvp.
MM
A
-l.
.
.
.
.
.
.
..
.
"i
nwicrun.
me
lensiature
with
at
the
end
of
the
week
for
Van-
j
Mitchell
Newman
of
Haselton
oT8?xtTth0rLl
Tec
t
bUUVCl
VII
1
UUhC
w
lien
v
"
K,
A
nv....
W.
,1
Kllii
where
they
will
nil
for
London,.
Eng.,
where
Mr.
Zffertt
expects'
Tin-
r
trves
have
twenty-ton,
Independent
labfls
on
T:,
resnaining
five
sen
is
,ire
by
those
who
at
prtst-n'
,
themselves
Pro-u-s.-,-..
who,
If
the
proposal
,f
t?
M
son,
president
of
the
s
Progressive
Associa'joi.
js
.
ed,
will
officially
i
selves
aa
members
nf
i
Ws-
MlAtUV
ul
IfctTj
1'VI
waa-
-
niri
Sinn
I
r
I
U
nyfvA
.
.
J.
D.
Moore,
government
agent
spend
the
next
two
weeks.
i
tain
Boy
property
has
been
reach-
the
nursing
staff
of
the
Hazelton
fh
"
ePec,,i
thai
fion
;J.5?5JLha?21?p2fittS5.
.'
.
ed
and
shows
a
width
of
some
30
Hospital.
ffI.UTi
W
Mesdames
Adams
and
Roberts
feet
of
good
mlnlng
ore,
accord-!
.
KaZ
raUte
aefaob
for
-
third
term
;
1-udiic
scnpoi
ror
roe
mira
lerm.
H
missm
nnrham.
Whitlow
and
.
.
i
a.
-..u
.'wnetner
p-.
Premier
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Lineham
and
fam-
Hon
Mnnrtnv
nleht
lly
of
Vancouver
have
been
visit-
...
tag
at
Stuart
Lake.
I
.
.
.
,
Mlin
iVAlOO
nilVC
A-
W
v
Reld
at
the
hieh
school,
the
oth-
carload
of
horses.
.
.
-
A
aance,
unuer
kiie
aiupicn
ui
the
Terrace
Board
of
Trade,
was
terneas
of
war
and
both
are
humanitarian
enough
.not
tolSSSJf
fSftKff.
which;
Mrs.
h
.
the
property.
Under
the
convenershlp
of
Mrs.
-
.
!
ro
OI
VlClona,
aua
iviisa
ruuuui;
.
xx.
iuuuit
a
succiwiui
tug
uajr
nave
ascended
to
a
higher
plane
since
participation
in0fijJLt
TO
I
dancV
in
the
Rnd
MUs
Qwyerof
pnnce
Rupert.
WM
held
Monday
in
aid
of
the
them
Of
the
Birtish
premier,
Et
Hon.
J.
Ramsay
Macdon-!
Community
HaU
on
Tuesday
eve-,d
"to
Stewart
General
Hospital
aid.
There
is
much
that
is
good
and
Kindly
m
this
man
and
incre
M
a
iaiKC
uc"
staff.
Miss
Gwyer
win
assist
Miss
that
in
now
anlncr
nn
tht
mnlnr
""'ICO
;
t,
3
O.
G:,,...
or
the
Liberal
);irty
ul'lt,'
road
from
here
o
Smlthers
will
.
,n
nr:m
,
,:a
be
greatly
Improved.
,toe
put
twenty-three
y,:u
r
b.
.
,f.
1.
ilUUClMJIl.
t'lIVirvviv.
I'AV
sKatenewan
Farmers
pi.ui
a-
soclation."
I
Til.
IKm.
.
,.
Independents
and
Pi
,rrv.,
Imustefed
under
the
ii
.ii,
,:.
Dr.
Anderson
have
i:
v;
j
their
intention
to
vn
,
p;
Oardlner
and
parfv
Hr
'at
the
earliest
possibii1
tn
::
t:
Premier
Oardinci
.u
'own
vote,
Will
have
,i
in
r-
;
(four
over
the
Con.srrv
,-;
j
relation
to
the
whuie
ii.-'i,c
v
:.;
be
In
a
minority
uf
-
i:.
t.j
.represents
a
big
turn
vi-
:
n
,
standing
In
the
;.t
v
when
the
Liberals
numb-i'
.
'
three.
,
Cabinet
Ready
It
Is
understood
th
r
V-
ilv.T-son
has'hls'
cabine-
.
!i
prepared
la
readlnr
-i,
honor
call
upon
him
i'
t
tlon
Is
considered.
h
'
V
:
Major
M.
A.
MacPhcr
t
Kr
I
of
the
Reglna
Cuius,
i
-1
f
bers,
who
has
been
!t
,
t.
:
-(tkned
for
the
post
i
.
'
general.
t
If,
and
when.
Dr
And.
:
his
colleagues
are
must
return
to
th-ir
:
'constituencies
for
f
during
this
recess
the
i
i
will
probably
stand
ui
n
:
Mr.
Oardlner
hus
d.
course
in
retalninti
n...-.
legislature
should
'ground
that
he
Ik!
"
group
and
that
thr
J.-f.-.
i"
;the
proper
arena
fur
'
'strength.
In
addition
'that
deferred
elections
v-ling
In
two
far
norths,
endea
He
a
la
f'rns-
i;
berland
and
the
.
i
i
could
not
be
consul.'
ed
until
these
return
-
-ayi
'
of
tnese
ridings
nt
iM
o
1
candidates.
I
On
the
other
hand
l"1
Ar
demanded
immedlaf!
i
-.the
Gardiner
govonini
:
v
'few
days
after
thr
nr..:.,
tlon.
In
a
formal
pc
"
lllelitenant-govenior
members
of
the
thr
itrrourja.
he
stated
th.it
Jment
should
be
dism
-rground
that
It
did
no'
(
'rMifWnpp
of
the
m.ii-1''
'members-elect.
,,
In,
replying
to
n.is
pt';;i
Lieutenant
-
Govrnn-i
Kf-'
stated
that
he
had
ronM:"'
"
monton;
R.
L.
Day,
Battle
Creek
prem,er
Oardlnor
m
i
Mich.;
F.
R.
Wilson,
Inverness
'
wlth
hlm
tnat
ns
(largest
group
he
was
Central
Puce
nlf
'aie
in
l;
a
...i.i.h.
innnnnfii:
..n.i
L'
'
-C.t
jjiUAiiuain;
ito
Hon.
A.
J.
fitollwoi-thv
N'
w
"
5l-
:;.f
if'
I!
'.V
vi
IDf
!
tit
,f
'II'
A
A
l
r
I
.
.i
i
.
..
I
i
i
,
.
n..
Yi
imnnr
IHIPI-
Awreen
canin
and
stealing
a
suit
i
H'si
"1
Robert,
nnri
.,..-
tlmat
thdt
he
would
"
.
vM,iit.a
iiuiiLrr.
ill
v
......
...
...
F.
E.
Shiel,
Vancouver.
the
date
were
fixed
lot
&.i"
John
Ruskln.
who
headed
last
7.
T
i
I
vear'i
clui
it
r.
trt.n.i.
.
...
.
"oyai
.
.
.
if
...
School
fhnniTT.
has
II
"7"a1-
ay
watson,
Port
Simpson;
h.
Larthquahc
in
new
been
appointed
tench-
II.
Brawand
and
M
E
Olson
4
'
I
J
Vrv
Cosl
f
er
of
the
New
Haselton
school
for
C.N.R.;
E.
Strombcrg
fiZ"
the
the
comlne
coming
year.
vear.
.
..n.
.....
Stewart;
"w'1..
Q
Vi
-
"
A-..Ml-tne?
Ross
and)
ii.
nvsue,
cuy.
a
WELLINGTON,
N.Z
wh
,
m
f(By
the
Canadian
W'
l
.
and
Mrs.
Blanchard.
Mas-
waste
-
lane
i
sect
,o.i.m
uf
Nr"'1
P.
HackCtt.
Hackett,
iRr,d
Inrirl
wilt
wm
nut
cost
thii
tho
diitulnlo!!
''
land's
minister
of
hc
w;"w
the
first
aUthenUc
sUi-w
the
damage
done
whm
he
u)
ir'
Mathews,
H.
F.
Noel
and
L.
B.
ed
the
house
of
reprr
nt..
..
..,..
...
.
i
-
i
"nyox.
wno
nave
soeni
me
nea
,L
il.
.....
..
.v
P
Tuesday
irtcr
a
h
.oent
mner
vacat,on
at
11111
Fa.
contracts
have
been
let
for
the
Terrace,
left
for
home
on
Friday.
Sl'llUtlV'"
.
,.nc.
.
.
I
.
IT
i
me
matter
of
road
conditions
in
E.
Miner,
inspn""
(M
thU
district
with
Hon.
Ncls
Loug-itoms.
arrived
In
the
t
heed,
min'ster
of
public
works.
Prince
Rupert
this
aft':''""""
w
when
he
visits
hero
in
the
near,
Victoria,
being
on
u
v-future.
Hazelton
on
official
du
ics.