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Staff
Captain
Joseph
Acton,
divisional
commander
of
the
Salvation
Army
for
Alaska
and
Northern
British
Columbia,
arrived
in
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
after
spending
a
few
days
at
Kit-wanga
and
Hazelton
and
will
be
here
until
the
end
of
the
week
when
he
will
proceed
to
his
headquarters
at
Wrangell.
Specials
Heine's
Pork
&
Beans
small
9
tins
for
$1.00
Helm's
Pork
it
Bean--Medium
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6
tins
for
..
95c
Helm's
Spaghetti
Medium
6
tint
for
95c
Helnz's
Spaghetti
Small
9
tins
for
$1.00
Helnz's
Sweet
Pickles
3
jars
for
$1.00
Helnz's
Ketchup
3
bots.
for
...85c
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Mayonnaise
3
jars
for
95c
Helta's
Sandwich
Spread
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Jars
for
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or
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or
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Columbia.
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Is
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under
cover
and
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weight.
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Pretty
Sunday
Wedding
Here
Miss
Katherine
Kit
Becomes
Bride
of'
Michael
Chenoski
at
Service
in
Catholic
Church
A
pretty
wedding
took
place
before
a
large
assembly
in
the
Church
of
the
Annunciation
at
5
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
when
Miss
Katherine
Kit,
recently
arrived
from
Ukranla,
became
the
bride
of
Michael
Chenoski,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Cheposki
of
this
city.
Rev.
Father
J.
Hammond
officiated
and
Charles
P.
Balagno
preekled
at
the
organ.
Miss
Margaret
Chenoski,
sister
of
the
groom,
was
bridesmaid
and
Nick
Bidoarka
attended
the
groom.
Both
bride
and
bridesmaid
were
beautifully
gowned.
Following
the
ceremony,
an
address
was
(riven
by
bishop
E.
M.
Bunoz
O-vIJ.
After
the
nuptial
rites,
there
waa
a
reception
at
the
home
of
the
f
room's
parents
with
many
friends
in
attendance.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chenoski
will
sail
Wednesday
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
for
Anyox
where
they
will
take
up
residence,
the
groom
being
in
the
employ
of
the
Granby
Co.
there.
Quietly
Wedded
Saturday
Night
Mrs.
L.
Minnie
Becomes
Bride
of
7.
P.
Gagne
at
Service
in
Catholic
Chapel
The
marriage
took
place
auletlv
In
the
chapel
of
the
Church
of
the
Annunciation,
Rev.
Father
J.
Ham
mond
officiating,
of
Mrs.
JtiMlnnle
and
Z-bhlrR
f!-n
nt
o3iVfiaii-
day
evening.
Witness
of
he
cere
mony
were
Messrs.
Norton
and
Bourque.
Mrs.
Oagne
conducts
the
White
:Lunch
here
and
Mr.
Gagne
is
in
the
service
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Jack
Zarelll
returned
to
the
cltv
oh
the
Catala
last
evenlnir
from
a
.trp
to
California.
He
was
accom
panied
by
his
wife.
In
Canada.
each
of
the
Provinces
there
is
a
Lieutenant-Governor,
ap--olnted
by
the
Administration
at
Ottawa,
who
represents
the
Crown
In
his
Province.
In
name,
the
Ministers
at
Ottawa
are
selected
by
the
Governor-Gen
eral:
those
In
the
Province
by
thei
Lieutenant-Governor,
Just
as
in
name
the
King
selects
his
Ministers
at
London,
and
in
fact
the
Presi
dent
selects
his
at
Washington.
The
fact
is
in
Canada
as
in
England
quite
otherwise
the
Prime
Minis
ter
is
the
loader
of
the
Party
having.1
the
moat
members
in
the
House
of
Commons
(or
the
Legislative
As
are
selected
by
him
from
the
members
of
one
House
or
the
other.
The
Ministry
must
be
able
to
command
a
majority
In
the
House
of
Commons
or
Legislative
Assembly;
the
moment
they
cannot
do
this
they
must
call
a
-new
election
.so
as,
to
procure
a
majority,
or
they
must
get
out
and
give
place
to
some
who
can.
Nominally
the
King
that
Is
the
Imperial
Administration
can,
within
two
years,
annul
any
Dominion
legislation,
but
that
power
Is
equally
effete.
It
has
been
exer
TI1E
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
March
3,
1930,
Constitutions
of
Canada
and
United
States
Are
Compared
In
Leading
Jurists'
Articles
Canada
Loyal
to
Empire
But
Deter
mined
to
Govern
Herself
Says
.
'
!
':
Ontario
Judge
,
'.i'liji
(By
Mr.,
Justice
.W.
R.
Rlddell)
No
one
can
understand
the
Con
stitution
of
Canada,
who
does
not
American
Constitution
Great
Unchanging
and
IhVmoyable
Bock
Declares
Member
of
Cin-cinnatfBar
(by
Charles
Sawyer)
The
Constitution
of
the
United
constantly
bear
In
mind
that
it
Is;
States
has
a
position
in
the
gov-
almost
wholly
unwritten,
that
It
is
the
result
of
a
long
process
of
evolution
and
that,
therefore,
it
retains
old
forms
which
have
lost
their
original
meaning
and
substance.
The
two
principles
with
which
Canada
begap
her
career,
and
which
have
never
beeh
long
lost
sight
of,
are
today
held
more
firmly,
If
possible,
than
ever
before.
Re
maining
a
part
of
the
British
Empire,
we
refuse
to
give
up
our
share
in
the
old
flag
and
the
splendid
ernmental
world
which
makes
any
praise
or
exegesis
seem
out
of
place.
Its
most
remarkable
feature
of
course,
is
the
fact
that
it
was
drafted
and
put
Into
effect
as
an
organized
plan
for
the
government
of
these
United
States
of
America,
n.nd
that,
excepting
a
few
amend
ments,
it
has
remained
"ntll
thla
day.
the
great
unchanging
and
unmovable
rock
upon
which
the
government
of
this
nation
is
It
Is
needless
to
comment
upon
traditions
of
centuries
of
honor
!the
fore8lght
and
upon
the
knowl
U11U
fclUIjr
UIIU
C
SIC
UCtClilllllCU
I
to
govern
ourselves,
whether
for
de
of
history
and
governments
nf
thft
nflftf
WrVlIMi
moa
V
frlff
ft
I
A
.
.
.
-
.
,
J
those
men
who
framed
this
Con
these
principles
determined
the
iform,
the
latter
the
substance,
of
our
Constitution.
1
It
Is
because
it
Is
the
result
of
evolution,
that
our
Constitution,
is
almost
wholly
unwritten,
and
that
what
Is
written
is,
to
one
accustom
-titution.
It
is
rm
surprising
that
1
great
English
statesman
hai
classed
It
as
the
greatest
work
ever
rrucK
oir
at
a
glyen
time
by
thi
rraln
and
purpose
of
man.
Throughout
th
years
which
ed
to
a
written
Constitution,
very
ha,,e
P-MSd
since;this
great
docu-mlsleadine.
We
have
built
mnr
ment
was
framedand
adopted,
it
stately
mansions
on
the
old
foundations,
we
have
engrafted
into
dying
stocks
new
shoots
to
bear
new
fruit
and
that
more
abundant
and
beautiful.
We
have
retained
the
has
expanded
and
developed
like
a
ivlng
organism
with
the
exoan--Ion
and
development
of
the
United
States;
and
yet
It
seems
to
have
none
of
the
mortal
weakness
form
but
have
revolutionized
the
ot
a
living
organism
and'
to
con-spirit
if
anywhere,
then
In
our
fR,n
within
Itself
no
elements
ot
Constitution,
Is
the
adage
true:
decay;
it
remains
throughout
the
The
letter
kllleth,
but
the
spirit
years
a
thing
of
growth,
but
lnde-
giveth
life."
,
structible.
Canada
has
nine
Provinces,
each
The
fact
that
our
Constitution
with
a
legislature
having
substan-
has
withstood
the
changes
which
tlally
the
same
power;,
and
she
has
the
years
have
brought
Is
the
more
a
Parliament
for
the
whole
Domln-
remarkable
when-we
consider
th
Ion.
The
division
of
the
field
of
le-
two-fold
character
of
the
govern-
gislatlon
between
Dominion
and
ment
under
which
we
live.
Ona
Provinces
Is
made
Oy
the
British
,
might
have
said
that
it
was
lm-
North
America
Act,
1867,
which
is
ppsslbleo.lan
In
advance,
in
all
Iglnal
four
Provinces
of
the
Domin-
Jmentj
w,rlch(provlded
fop.jrja'dlf,-lon,
reduced
Into
the
form
of
an
f
erentj
sovereign
states,,
pacb
ln3p-Imperlal
Statute
to
give
It
legal
I
pendent
of
the
other,
and
at
(he
validity,
And
it
requires
an
Imperial
j
same
time
a
super-government
Statute
to
amend
it.
Such
a
statute
'
over
these
sovereign
states
which
has
always
been,
passed
as
of
(was
superior
to
a.pd
yet
not
con
course
wnen
asea
ror
Dy
a
prac-
j
trolling
over
the
,
state
activities
tically
unanimous
resolution
of
,
That
such
a
scheme
has
been
work-
parliament
and
only
on
such
a
re
solution.
The
Dominion
has
a
Parliament
of
two
Houses:
The
House
of
Commons,
elected
from
time
to
time
by
the
people,
and
the
Senate,
composed
of
a
certain
number
of
gentlemen
appointed
for
life
from
the
various
parts
of
the
Dominion.
Two
ot
the
Provinces
also
have
two
Houses,
similarly
formed,
but
the
others
are
content
with
the
one,
elected
by
the
people.
The
Dominion
has
a
Oovernor-
Ocneral
appointed
by
the
Imperial
Administration
the
Dominion
Administration
always
being
consulted.
He
is
the
connecting
link
between
Canada
and
the
Mother
cd.out
and,
has
successfully,
with-
rest,
and
.discontent
speaks
wc.jor
the,
ipoiltlcal'
genius
and.
for
tfte!
natural
Instinct
to
govern
of
the.
men
who
originated
and
thereafter
controlled
the
destinies
of
this
Republic.
All
nations
are
governed
by
a
body
of
law
aside
from
the
current
legislation
of
a
lew
making
body.
In
most
cases
this
body
of
fundamental
law
Is
unwritten,
the
growth
of
centuries
of
custom
and
tradition
as
expressed
in
judicial
pronouncement.
If
fundamental
law
is
no
more
than
the
expression
of
custom
and
tradition,
it
re-
"-L;,d.'?.ltS'.n.'l
COT
In
'i'
I
nature,
and
lnKliKU
and
haWU.
a
,
vast
learning
as
to
the
successes
and
failures
of
past
governments
and
a
keen
foresight
of
the
development
of
man's
life
to
frame
a
Constitution
wh:rti
will
adant
it
self
to
the
life
and
yet
control
the
life
of
a
great
and
growing
nation
during
three
centuries.
It
is,
of
course,
not
to
be
claimed
that
our
Constitution
has
derived
all
ot
Its
strength
and
adaptability
from
the
writing
Itself.
As
its
adoption
by
the
original
thirteen
states
was
the
result
of
a
bitter
and
uncertain
struggle,
so
has
Its
present
commanding
position
rc-
sembly);
the
rest
of
the
Ministers
!
sultod
Irom
the
wisdom
and
cour
age
of
the
great
men
on
the
Supreme
Court
of
the
United
States
who,
in
expounding
its
terms
and
applying
provisions,
have
kept
it
at
one
and
the
same
time
the
basis
of
our
national
life
and
the
aid
and
guide
In
the
development
of
that
life.
No
man
who
has
carefully
regarded
the
history
of
this
country
can
fall,
to
credit
John
Marshall,
and
others
of
similar
character
and
wisdom,
with
a
large
share
In
the
success
which
our
form
of
government
has
attained.
And
not
the
least
interesting
clsed
onlyt
once
since
the
Dominion
and
Important
"feature
of
our
Con
was
formed
in
1867i.rand.
then
only
,stltutlon,
and
one"(fhal
was
clearly
ai
me
lnvnauonioi
wefifanaaian
vne,
mienuon
,
olts
,ramers
io
Administration.
The
Dominion
Ad-
Include
In
the
provision
which
ministration
can
within
one
year
makes
the
Judicial
-ranch
of
our
annul
any
Provincial
legislation;
Federal
Goovernment
the
final
ar-and
for
some
time
this
power
was
J
biter
of
the
meaning
and
effect
of
rather
freely
exercised.
But
for
,
this
Constitution.
It
Is
true
that
in
many
years,
however,
this
is
only
this
matter
also
credit
is
due
to
dene
where
the
Province
has
gone
the
great
judges
whose
solemn
beyond
Its
powers,
and
Intruded
duty
is
was
to
set
forth
at
an
early
upon
the
field
of
the
Dominion
time
the
meaning
of
our
Constl-Parllament.
What
I
have
been
de
tution.
They
should
share
with
the
scnomg
is
wnai
is
caned
Respon-
framers
of
our
Constitution
the
luununuea
on
column
oj
nra
se
due
for
fh
ivstab
shment
nf
a
government
where
the
last
word
?
on
great
public
questions
Is
said
by
men
of
years,
experience
and
learning,
whose
position
is
safe
from
the
attack
ot
prejudice,
big
otry
and
Ignorance
and
who
can
give,
therefore,
to
the
guidance
of
our
Republic
the
best
thoughts
of
the
best
minds
its
contains.
i
No
form
of
government
could
endure
whether
administered
by
wise
men
oriby
fools
unless
in
the
larger
span
of
years
It
had
the
approval
of
the
people
governed:
!
and
we
can
safely
say
that
the,
meaning
and
,
effect
given
to
our
Constitution
and
form
of
govern-;
ment
by
the
Supreme
Court
has
In
spite
of
constant
criticism
and
at-!
tack
met
the
wishes
and
ideas
of
the
great
body
of
the
American
j
people.
It
seems,
therefore,
that
j
this
Body
ot
Law
must,
as
concelv-
ed
and
Interpreted,
have
been
a
sound
exposition
of
a
sound
governmental
theory
for
a
great
ana
free
DeoDle.
There
Is
no
reason
to
feel
-
that
It
will
not
continue
j
EIE3S
throughout
the
coming
years
as,
the
successful
expression
of
the
ideals
ot
government
held
by
men
and
women
of
this
present
CONSTITUTIONS
OF
CANADA
UNITED
STATES
COMPARED
IN
WRISTS'
ARTICLES
(Continued
from
column
3)
slble
Government-'-that
is,
the
Ministers
of
the
Crown
In
every
act,
every
appointment,
the
expenditures
every
dollar
of
public
money
'ire
responsible
to
the
representatives
elected
by
the
people
not
to
th
King,
the
Governor-General,
the
Lieutenant
-
Governor.
In
form,
they
are
the
Ministers
of
the
King;
in
fact,
they
are
the
Ministers
of
the
people.
,
Democratic
System
We
are
a
democratic
people
with
a
democratic
system
of
government;
to
show
that
while
In
name
we
are
monarchlal
In
our
government,
we
are
not
so
In
reality.
Our
"Governors"
are
so
called
because
they
do
not
govern.
The
President
of
the
United
((States
with
Ministers
responsible
to
him
only
and
also
the
Governors
of
the
various
states
are
In
fact
real,
Governors;
they
are
Irremovable
(except
by
Impeachment)
for
their
term;
they
have
much
to
say
concerning
legislation;
they
are
called
upon
to
express
an
opinion,
some
times
the
decisive
opinion
on
legislation
thev
mnlrp
finrm1ntmjint
nn
atood
.the
attacks
of,
n.ura.l
,un-
thelr
own
responsibility
-
their
racr-ann
nio-nnronr
man
v
a
nrn
tnrr.
.
power
corresponds
to,
If
It
does
not
exceed,
the
power
of
Oeorge
111,
aj
system
we
abandoned
many
years
i
ago
and
could
never
re-adopt.
That
system
Is
radically
different
from
ours
I
do
not
say
better
or
worse
for
there
is
no
"better"
or!
"worse"
In
the
matter;
each
is
what
its
people
have
chosen.
Burke
says:
'If
you
ask
me
what
a
free
Govern-1
ment
Is,
I
answer
that
it
Is
whatl
the
people
think
so
that
they,
and'
lot
I,
are
the
natural,
lawful
and
ompetent
Judges
of
this
matter."
In
the
United
States,
the
"Constl-,
tution"
means
a
written
document
I
of
so
many
sentences
and
words;
!
it
generally
means'
what
it
says
1
and
If
there
be
any
doubt,
the
courts
will
declare
the
meaning.
In
;
Canada,
the
"Constitution"
almost
wholly
consists
of
the
principles
generally
loosely
stated,
upon
which
we
think
we
should
be
gov-,
emed.
It
Is
a
matter
of
debate,
poll-1
tical
controversy
and
ultimate
de-,
cislon
by
the
people,
whether
to
approve
or
disapprove.
I
The
aspirations
of
colonials
to
live
for
their
own
country
and
for;
themselves
have
been
recognized
by
those
In
authority
at
Westmin-1
stcr.
These
arplratlons
have,
as
a
rule,
not
only
not
been
opposed
or'
hampered,
but
they
have
been
fa-
j
vored
and
fostered.
Self-govern-
ment
has
been
granted
to
the
col
onies
as
speedily
and
to
as
great
an
extent
as
colonials
themselves
have
'
wished.
In
Canada,
practically
all'
the
opposition
toward
self-government
has
come
from
those
In
Canada
of
the
official
class.
The
future
of
Canada
Is
in
her
own
hands,
and
I
wholly
mistake
her
sentiment
if
the
vast
majority
of
Canadians
are
not
now
more
firmly
than
ever
before
determined
to
uphold
the
two
traditional
principles
adhesion
to
the
British
Empire
and
.absolute
self-government.
,,,
.,
HarVjV
Cnarlesworth
of
Vanco
vcr,
general
secretariat
the
British
Columbia
Teachers'
Federation.
will
be
a
visitor
In
the
city
this
week
and
will
be
received
suitably
by
the
local
federation.
He
will
arrive
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
Wednesday
morning,
make
the
round
trip
the
same
day
to
An
yox
and
Stewart
and
return
hero
Thursday
evening,
remaining
over
until
Friday
night
when
he
will
sail
by
the
Cardena
on
his
return
south.
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