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of
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DAILY
EDITION
PEACE
RIVER
OUTLET
SHOULD
BE
BIG
YfcART
PROFESSOR
Appointment
of
MacMillah
No
Precedent;
Foster
and
White
Same
It
is
no
unusual
thing
for
the
government
at
Ottawa
to
make
a
raid
on
one
of
the
universities
of
the
country
when
It
wishes"
to
fill
aft
important
departmental
position
with
a
man
of
more
or
less
specialized
training,
says
the
Vancou
ver
Province
editorially.
It
IS
most
Monday,
June
23,
193d
Tne
further
down
the
price
of
wheat
goes,
the
more
important
it
becomes
that
the
people
of
tjje.
Peace
River;
country
be
riven
a
western
outlet
at
an
bar
v
date.
At
the
present
price
it
is
impossible
for.
the
farmers
that
far
from
a
market
to
pay
the
high
freight
rates
in
addition
to
haul-i
ing
their
wheat
long
distances
to
the
railway.
It
would
be
a
calamity
if
for
a
second
time
the
farmers
of
that
won-j
derful
region
were
forced
to
leave
as
they
did
years
ago.
Premier
Mackenzie
King
has
promised
that
this
work
will
be
put
through
and
there
are
now
four
survey
par-i
ties
in
the
field
with
a
view
to
deciding
definitely
which
is
the
better
route,
Peace
River
Pass.
Pine
River
Pass.
Monk-1
ii
"Hnori
tori
If,
llitlv
i
:
This
should
be
a
big
year
for
salippn
fishing.
All
signs
Jjoint
to
it;
The
experts
say
ft
iduS
anil
thVcanners
are
ready
for
it.
Already
a
good
start
has
been
made
,
in
the
Skeena
River
and
it
is
to
be
hoped
that
the
forecasts
arfe
true.
The
canners
need
a
good
season,
thjf
fishermen
need
it
and
the
merchants
of
Prince
Rupert
held
it.
JOINT
CONTROL
OF
Colonel
Hiam
told
some
local
people
at
a
dinner
last
vccn.
uua
me
x
eace
uiver
railway
was
likely
to
be
owned
and
controlled
jointly
by
the
two
great
railways.
That
should
mean
that
the
C
P.
R.
will
be
running
into
Prince
Rupert.
It
is
very
much
to
be
desired
that
the
a
N.
R.
make
it
possible
for
the
two
lines
to
come
here
and
offer
them
such
facilities
as
will
make
their
coming
a
sure
thing.
At
yicocm.
me
line
is
sum
io
De
losing
money
lor
-the
company.
If
the
two
companies
used
it
thnre
wnnH
business
to
take
care
of
the
overhead
and
make
a
profit
'.
An
average
man
is
one
who
admits
it,
s5r.
also
of
Ihtlm'esVfhls
was
Hi
IMIPTrnn
Iclatsics
and
ancient
literature
in
ImnllJ
I
filial
I
diversity
of
New
Brunswick,
wiu
cuieicu
me
wacaonaia
cabinet
as
minister
of
marine
ahd
fisheries
in
1885.
But
Mr.
Foster
we
know
him
now
as
Sir
George,
and
he
Is
me
most
venerable
of
our
elder
statesmen
had
had
a
few
years
political
experience
before
taking
up
nis
cabinet
work.
Dr.
MacMlllan
h3s
had
no
such
experiences
and
will
have
to
sprout
his
political
wings
ln
somewhat
of
a
hurry.
It
is
expected
that
M
will
be
a
candidate
In
Queen's
P.E.I.,
and
If
he
Is,
his
elecUon
Is
pretty
certain.
Queen's
is
a
two-member
constituency,
Sure
unusual,
however,
for
the
head
of
for
one
Liberal
at
least,
and
prob-a
university
department
to
be
draf-
ably
for
two,
and
Dr.
MacMlllari
tea
airectiy
onto
the
cablnst,
as
Dr.-
Will
have
the
prestige
of
his
new
po
Cyrus
MacMlllan
has
been.
Dr.
Me-
sltlon
to
hack
him
im
nnrt
fh.
Mlllan,
a
native
of
Prince
Edward
port
of
whatever
credit
comes
to
Island,
has
been
professor
of
Eng.
the
g6vernment
for
carrying
out
ai
Mcuui.
now
he
is
to
take
we
terms
of
the
Duncan
report
up
the
new
portfolio
of
fisheries
in
There
was
another
i,ta
.
SJ1
centuaiBSfl
h1SW
in
Canada
7
'
I
"-i.
'.uuug
smmA
novice
in
pol
tics
being
given
fit
firiM
T)n
aWaPJ.QSl
JQ4L.
When
-wuv
vm.
iicw
iiiiiiisber
in
mil
hi
fnntf.ft
.ttn..
......
.
.
that
will
fal
to
him.
He
has
been;Thomas
had
not,
up
to
that
time,
a
memoer
or
a
couple
of
commls-
.been
sions
which
have
investigated
af-
Commons
c
any
1
turTaad
airs
in
the
Mantlmes,
and
has
been
'had
taken
no
pan
in
pub
lc
life
if
?JTh
ur"
there
the
M"
wLPSme
from
fbt
some
time.
His
appointment
is,
university
chair,
as
SiraeonS
no
doubt,
counted
on
to
strengthen
Foster
didand
from
outelde
22
the
government's
position
ln
the
fold
of
pontics,
as
Sir
Tnoma!
three
eastern
provinces.
VWte
does
Jl,
did,
a,
well
in
new
The
appotatment
of
Dr.
MacMil-
office
as
Sir
George
and
Bottom"
'!Bnappotmcnt,,many!a,,
dld
la
theirs,
his
record
will
he
years
ago,
to
another
Canadian
ja
proud
one.
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ARE
NAMED
llkt.
of.
Election.
Officials
c
For
Riding
Announced
By
Returning
Of
ficer
Rv
tn
alJ
nthpv
rnnntWi.
vpar
7.X0
.
E-
H-
Mortimer,
returning
officer
By
mall
to
all
parts
of
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
for
the
forthcoming
lederal
elec-l
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
pertol
,....;
tv.
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i.
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3.00
tlm-
nnice.
the
appointment
of
j
Or
four
months
for
1.00
'v
f
u'"
sloCS
ln
skeet,a
follows:
For
lesser
period,
paid
In
advance,
per
month
;
50
as
Alyansh,
A.
F:
Prelslley.
Alice
Arm,
W.
B.
Bower.
Allison
Harbor,
C.
B.
Hall.
Anyox
eBach,
O.
O.
Maclntyre.
Anyox
Beach,
A.
J.
McMaster.
Anyox
Mine,
Angus
MacLean.
Atlin,
J.
B.
Kershaw.
Bablne,
R.
II.
Eaton.
Bella
Bella,
J.
W.
Morlscm.
Bella
Coola,
C.
A.
Brynildsen.
Big
Missouri,
W.
E.
Altcheson.
.
Burns
Lake,
S.
Godwin.
Butedale.
Geo.
G.
Webber.
Casslar
Cannery,
R.
H.
Gurd.
Cedarvale,
A.
S.
Tordlffe.
Ctaxton,
Robt.
Anderson.
Colleymount,
R.
O.
Refiaud.
Copper
City,
L.
g.
Skinner.
Cumshewa,
Mrs.
M.
L.
Morgan.
Doreen,
C.
H.
Leake.
Dawsons
(Landing),
J.
E.
Dawson.
Dundas
Island,
M.
Anderson.
Endako,
Jno.
S.
Ross.
Engineer
Mine,
A.
Sykes.
Evelyn,
Ed.
Johnson.
Falls
River,
D.
H.
Hamilton.
Flrvale,
O.
Netyell.
Fourth
of
July
Creek
Glentenna,
Mrs.
K.
E.
Chapman.
Georgia
River,
F.
B.
Shearme.
Orassy
Plains,
P.
I
Mulvllle.
Hagensborg,
A.
Hammer.
Haysport,
Mrs.
M.
A.
Dupuls.
man
Pass
or
Wapiti
Pass.
At
nresent
Peace
River
Pass
r
Hazeiton,
w.
Grant.
seems
to
be
the
favorite
and
if
it
is
adopted
the
line
is
'
2istn'
"
silvirULor-pretty
sure
to
come
to
Prince
Rupert
instead
of
being!
SSS
duiii
soutneasteny
to
southern
British
Columbia,
failing
i
Kitimaat,
c.
m.
Carlson.
rnnce
nuperc
u
snouia
oe
Stewart.,
.
nm.m
mm-
The
work
is
lined
up
and
it
would
be
apityitbtr5"tostop
it
by
voting
wrong
at
the
f
orthcoming
electlbtt?"
wwwT
:
JJ
Kltsmkalom
Lake.
J.
Comttrre.
Kltwanga,
Roy
Moore.
Klemtu,
M.
Gourd.
Lagoon
Bay
Lawn
Hill,
R.
G.
Emmerson.
Little
Canyon,
T.
J.
Klrkpatrlck.
Lower
Stikine,
W.
R.
Overend.
Lockport
Loves,
Jno.
Love.
'
Lowe
Inlel,
Cyril
Gosse.
Marmot
River,
Jno.
W.
Storey.
Margaret
Bay,
Henry
MacDonald.
Massett,
Mrs.
A.
Smith.
Mill
Bay,
W.
D.
NOhle."
Moficetown,
W.
H.
Atrlll.
Nadlna,
F.
Gale.
Natnu,
C.
H.
Roberts.
Netf
Hazeiton,
J.
H.
Wlllan.
Nifty
Mines,
Geo.
W.
Bell.
North
Bulkley,
Jessie
Mclnnts.
North
Francois
Lake,
Anselm
Kel
ler.
North
Island,
J.
Murray.
Oceants,
W.
J.
Connery.
Ocean
Falls,
C.
J.
Hague.
Oona
River,
J.
Bergman,
Ootsa
Lake,
Mrs.
M,
Bennett.
Osland,
Mrs.
T.
Johnson.
Pacific,
T.
McCubbin.
Palling,
Mrs.
L.
Saunders.
Port
Clements,
A.
R.
Mallory.
Porters
Landing,
A.
J.
Marlon.
Port
Esslngton,
C.
A.
Moore.
Port
Simpson,
R.
Boyd
Young.
Premier
Mine,
Dan.
McAuley.
Prosperity
Mine,
A.
C.
Pover.
Prince
Rupert,,
E.
Cavanatlle,
J
McNulty,
H.
A.
McLean,
Ben
Fer
guson,
C.
P.
Balagno,
Allster
Mc
Rae,
H.
A.
Fraser.
Queen
Charlotte
City,
G.
D.
Beat'
tie.
Quick,
E,
C.
Barger.
,
;
Remo,
P.
J.
Murphy.
Rivers
Inlet
(Cannery),
L.
E
Whaley.
Rose
Lake,
D.
Sturgeon.
Sandspit,
A.
O.
Pallant.
Selwyn
Inlet,
W.
L.
Dass.
Shannon
Bay,
E.
A.
Morgan.
Sheraton,
R.
Saranovlch,
Skeena
Crossing,
D.W.
Pratt.
Skidegate,
Mrs.
O.
E.
Stevens.
Smlthers,
L.
H.
Kenney,
T.
A.
Mc-
Martln.
South
Barik,
J.
II.
Keefe.
SouUi
Bay,
J.
McWilllams.
South
Bulkley,
W.
H.
Mitchell.
SouUi
Bentlnck,
Geo.
Scott,
,
Soderman's
Camp,
Thos.
Altken.
Squaderce,
S.
Paton.
Stewart,
E.
T.
Applewhalte.
B.
C.
Silver),
D.
H.
Rae.
Surf
Point
Mine,
W.
H.
Miller.
Taltapln
Mine,
O.
E.
Nellsori.
Tatal
Rose
School,
A.
Preble.
Telegraph
Creek,
W.
H.
Tipton.
Telkwa.'Geo.
Ollniour.
Terrade,
it
Halllwell.
Topley,
E.
O.
Strombold.
Tulsequah,
L.
H.
Frascr.
Usk,
J.
L.
Bethurem.
Wark
Channel,
Jack
Roberts.
Wistaria,
W.
R.
Nelson.
Woodcock.
W.
C.
Little.
Wolcott,
Mrs.
Mary
Hemstreet.
Tyee,
W.
J.
Nelson.
Wadham's
Cannery,
Chaa.
T,
Harvle.
Sweeney
MounUla
J.
W.
McNeil.
i
R.cqeb
Gusv
Swanbprg;
bouui
iniei,
t.
a.
Floyd.
i
Slter
ship
to
two
Canadian
war
hips.
Saguenay
and
Skeena.
now
being
built.
They
are
oil
burners
of
300-feet
length
and
will
be
most
up-to-date
in
the
world.
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lit
'
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I
if
I
m
ilitilfljfirtl
w:Uv
L
IW
itsi
D
mlww
Ii
Jl
-
i
IV
7he
Wisest
Investment
I
ever
made
"INf
other
investment
gives
mc
such
absolute
pcace-of-mind
...
no
-y
t0-"
Wl'
so
surc'y
furnish
ready
money
'
when
I
shall
need
it
most'
later
on
.
.
;
y
.
V
as
my
Life
Insurance.
'.,
-4w
tse
p0jcjcs
fepfcscnt
a
substantial
personal
estate
that
is
instantly
available
should
I
die.
They
guarantee
an
income
for
my
old
age
.
.
.
for
the
education
of
.
'
my
children
.
.
,
and
for
my
wife
should
;
she
have
to
maintain
the
home
without
my
earnings.
.t
"It
is
a
comforting
thought
to
know
that,
comc,wHat,may,
thefuture
of
mj-sclf
and
family
is
safeguarded.
Other
invest-
,
mcnts
may
fluctuate
in
value
...
soma
may
turn
out
to
be
worthless
.
.
but
there
is
a
certainty
to
Life
Insurance
that
neither
time
nor
drcumstaficcs
can
alter.
"Life
Insurance
has
helped
mc
create
an
estate
which
not
only
affords
protection
for
today
but
builds
up
a
cash'v
reserve
for
the
future.";
ilk
Jnsmwcjfefric
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