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Saturday.
April
36,
1930.
i
SOMETIMES
EXAGGERATION
In
reading
the
reports
of
troubles
far
away
from
home
it
f.
i
inMJ
HOW
ABOUT
OURSELVES?'b,n,b
11
And
how
about
ourselves?
We
must
not
pat
ourselvesfl
w
im.
uux.n
aim
ll.il
oiliuc
SCll-olliaiav.lIUIl
iLLl
L1UL
""v
JIT
;
-1.
1
f.i
.
.
i
.
.
is
right
with
us
just
because
we
have
regular
employment;
a
steady
income
and
all
the
facilities
for
enjoyingrur-selves.
While
there
are
unemoloved
neonle
in
the
cmintrv:
HOX.
"PAT"
MAITLAKD
May
desert
provincial
field
and
enter
federal
arena
by
way
of
Bur-Irard
nomination.
COMMITTEES
FORHOEDOYN
must
be
remembered
that
the
reports
are
sometimes
ex-j
aggerated
by
an
over-enthusiastfc
reporter?
Complaints
Gyro
cua
t
hm
Affair
on
May
o
have
been
made
that
reports
from
China
do
not
give
a
i
.
For
Playground
Fund
true
idea
of
the
condition
of
the
country.
In
that
thickly
i
populated
country
trouble
among
a
few
thousand
people
;
committee
have
been
appointed
does
not
mean
much.
It's
millions-that
count.
for
the
Oyro
Club's
hoedown
dance
There
have
always
been
bandits
in
China
and
will
con-
00
mv
9
for
tJneKt
tinue
to
be
until
the
country-
becomes
civilized
and
then,
dL.
Freeman
cb.tr-judgmg
by
our
own
experience,
banditry
will
continue.
rWn"Taoi
TTsmiuV
The
strong
prey
upon
the
weak
when
they
have
the
oppor-;
Musk
ana
stunt-
v.
Bsiagno
tunity
ana
it
will
take
centuries
pf
development
before
1
ichainnan).
Dr.
j.
h.
Carson,
f.
e.
anything
like
an
ideal
condition
can
come
about.
jRobertJ
Phlnn
nav
in
a
4
aw
ravfa
Wnina
onmattiinn
MVa
!
Refreshments
C.
E.
Starr
selves
or
even
better,
but
even
the
most
optimistic
would
wDh
hardly
claim
that
to
be
an
ideal
condition.
What
is
satis-
watt.
factory
is
that
China
seems
to
be
awakening
to
the
need
Raffles
w.
cr.iciahank
(ehair-for
improvement
and.
once
she
is
thorouehlv
awakened.
,nn.
joe
areer,
n.
f.
McMaugnton.
me
cnange
win
take
place,
bhe
is
already
ceasing
to
snore
anu
ueginning
10
open
ner
eyes.
Dr.
J.
R.
Oosse,
H.
Ic-nby.
S.
J.
Jaaoir,
w.
W.
MaoPterson.
Cider
Booth
C.
C.
Mills,
(chair
man),
M.
il
uiozl,
i.
w.
wautn.
Tickets
E.
J.
Smith,
(chairman).
D,
Nelson
H.
A.
Breen,
L.
Holtby.
.PrtniMw
Advertising
F.
Dibb
and
G.
A
Hunter.
.Master
of
Ceremonies
-J.
Greer.
lee
Cream
Booth
Ja.s.
Farquhar
i
chairman).
Wm.
Mitchell.
Decorations
G.
X3.
Arsencau
While
there
are
thievflanVKnthpr
frfmitm1a-
irhila
thom
(chairman
V.
F.
Abieson.
M.
M
are
neonlo
whn
suffpr
frnm
rlicoocn
onrl
,Uo.,i,n,n.
McLachlan,
M.
A.
Bnrbanic,
C.
A
r-an
enfaltt
nn..n,.in.
i
...
mi
V-
KiricenaaH,
ur.
u.
w.
rterpn.
cvuiinjr
v.uiioLutai.c
uuiccjvco
uil
our
civilization.
r
We
must
awaken
to
the
condition
but
not
be
alarmed
by
it
J
vuungc
wm
come
out
iney
win
come
graauaflv"3S'we
de
velop
ana
cnange
our
outlook
on
life.
There
iS&h
lDimehse
lot
of
savagery
.amonrr
us
todav
but
evehttiallV
cii-n,
J
tion
will
triumph.
In
this
forward
movement
the
nations
li
ll
Man
in
the
Moon
uut
gu
nanu
in
nana,
livery
peace
mo-emeht,
every
con-
uLu-
civc,
0
1
cc!.v
league
V
01
nations
gatnenng,
P
O'
every
'"t
inter-
v
Jake
says
his
stenographer
de
national
greecmg
is
a
step
toward
the
day
when
the
na-'cltre
can
pnetute
beeauso
tiona
will
be
to
each
other
just
as
friendly
neighboring
vil-
,h
te,,,e
btog
on
nme
ln
lages
are
to
each
other
in
this
country,
and
all
will
move
the
mornln-
Shalfbfj
Which
suffering!
wh
the
daToT
televWen
ar--
55!
rf
u
mmmum,anfI
happiness
shall
be
the
general
rives
women
wtti
do
much
less
tel.;
condition
throughout
the
World.
jephonlng
before
hmch.
HOW
SHALL
IT
GOME
ABOUT?
wm
the
aertlaer
who
asked
for
How
is
this
change
to
come
about?
In
some
of
the
chur-
f,
FL?
?lthe
T"?
J5
mfnTO
thaJuCan
d,
lr
RufS,a
f8
that
the
banish-,
to
know
who
is
to
do
the
coinK.
ment
ot
religion
i-
is
the
only
hope
for
the
future.
Some
look
I
,
-
to
legislative
action,
others
to
the
spread
of,
the
idea
of
i
"The
nd
a
story.teiier."
brotherhood
and
yet
others
look
to
the
use.
of
force,
such
moan"
contemporary.
Ob,
wen.
as
has
taken
place
ir.
Italy
and
Russia.
There
are
vet
other
trout
f9Uoa
ta
Jurt
ftbw,t
to
oa;Li
e
w
inem
w
ii
rje
eiieptive
alone.
It
is
the
auppiy
a
considerable
part
of
.
the
...vlw
lu,tlv,u
ux
iu
mat
wm
urine
aoout
me
result
world
lor
which
we
look.
Possibly
other
and
newer
movements
will
yet
be
commenced
which
will
envelop
the
old
and
surpass
them.
Twenty
Years
Ago
f
District
NeWS
In
Prince
Rupert
April
K,
im.
Stewart
Dtonle
Improved
"
beat
at
mirm
mall
izju
-servlc
-Brrvjcr
PRINCE
GEORGE
plaintiff
company
and
C.
V.
Ben-1
Legion
building
followed
by
a
Jun-nett
for
the
defendant.
Icheon
under
the
Joint
auspices
of
the
Board
of
Trade
and
Women's
Owing
to
recent
storms,
there
Institute.
nas
oeen
considerable
trouble
on
the
government
telegraph
line
ar
ound
Hazelton
and
the
string
has
been
down
a
good
deal
of
the
time.
8ee
the
news
oi
tne
stores
in
the;
advertisements.
From
the
Dally
Newt
of
April
1,
182:
"The
golf
season
was
opened
today
with
proper
ceremony,
the
mayor
declaring
that
this
was
the
most
Important
step
in
the
development
of
the
city,
a
mile
post
In
her
advancement
and
a
ln
pointing
to
a
greet
and
glor
ious
future.
Where
the
muskeg
once
stagnated,
beautiful
turf
would
now
arrow
to
be
hacked
and
j
df
!ved
Into
by
the
members
of
Uie
TVlA
Mlt,
rM
i
r-nil
TM...
i
.
I
j.
I
-
i
1
n
.
v.v
luuuwi
ui
riunc
ueofgc
uuwuw
anu
Diuirmaou
srcuon
n'
between
there
and
Prince
nupert.
en
able
to
reduce
the
muni-'.
the
comm
unity
JiMt
as
they
dflved
The
town
ia
aim
rViitaftfMtf
Ik..
ClDal
taxation
rat
a
fUim
van
U
'
fnr
triArvaaw
tirliLiK
hMi
fM
A
-jm
wv.s
ur;
-w
jet
uj
ws
niiiwi
itivj.
aiicu
tu
government
to
spend
$35,000
on
;
flve
mills.
I
find."
(Long,
proionged
and
up-
sewors
and
waterworks.
j
'
rorJous
cheers.)
William
Bexon,
I.
B.
Baird,
H.
B.
At
the
first
sitting
of
the
Su-jO"et.
A.
B.
Moffatt
and
William!
SCHOOL
no
Y
HOWLEItS
prerao
Cknrt
In
Prince
Rupert.
Cellos
have
been
appointed
a
com-
Chief
Justice
Gordon
Unntar
mtttee
to
inllrit.
awarded
SttTSO
to
the
North
Coattthe
DomlnloA-iiDay
celebration
aoraotet'
r1"!
Utm
"itii
Polygon
1.
comoanv.
The
act
nn
imco
rtt
,..
I
'....".
-
a
man
who
has
"
:
wives.
.
rmany
the
coUision
,,.
,
.
last
fall
of
the
pro-
Prince
,
George
..
was
busy
yester-
A
brunette
is.
a
young
,
bear
,
5
Srt
,amer
""Pen
City
day
entertaining
Ird
and
Lady
Ambiguity
means
having
two
A.
I
"w
M.
01
the
tUg
Mcculloch.
th!was
jWIUInsdon.
At
12
JO
noon
tnerc'
wives
living
at
the
same
time.
Manson
was
counsel
fnr
a
racentlon
At
th
nanht,
All
brutes
are
imperfect
animals
man
alone
is
a
perfect
brute.
Matrimony
Is
a
place
where
souls
suffer
for
a
time
on
account
of
their
sins.
The
Pope
Issued
a
bull
decomposing
Elizabeth.
The,
Normans
Introduced
a
frugal
system.
THE
DAILY
IfSvTS
Saturday,
FIRST
AID
ON
C
N
R.
Vice-Persident
W.
D.
Robb
Speaks
at
Accident
Prevention
Convention
TORONTO.
April'
JC:
Speaking
before
the
Industrial
Accident
Pre-ivention
Association's
annual
ccn-
ear
of
.
it
Canadian
National
j
Railways
team
was
the
Monttam-Jbert
Tnpjshjr,
embleinatto
of
the
championship
for
all
Canada.
MRS.
SUNDAY
.
GETS
DIVORCE
Wife'
of
Son
of
Billy
Sunday
Says
Husband
Beat
Her
Many
Times
venUon
here
yesterday.
W.
D.
Robb.
T.
.
.
vice-president
xf
the
Canadian
Na-L1
Aa&.
APf,
l
obUlned
her
Uonal
Railways,
stated
that
the
1"
National
system
had
practically
SQ?JJ
the
fauottc
evangel-first
reached
Its
objective
of
spreading
SuV.
aid
throughout
the
railway
tet
sne
xuitd
UMt
aer
nuaana
system
so
that
no
acicdent
could
beat
her
frequently
In
company
to
occur
elUier
employee
or
passen-
ger
over
23,000
mile
of
line
without
with
other
wemen
and
-that
he
a
worker
being
at
hand
to
render
drmnk
to
exceM-
Several
women
necessary
assistance.
1
corroborated
her
statement.
On
the
Canadian
National
Rail-
'
tt
followed
wavs.
both
sflfotv
firs?
and
fint
Sunday
nd
found
him
in
eompanyi
aid
were
practiced
and
well
defined
witn
another
woman
did
not
enter
j
courses
were
laid
odwn.
One
wus
;nw
lne
amorce
proceeamgs.
the
prevention,
the
other
the
cure.
Employees
undertook
the
ln
true-
C.
P.
A&hmore.
general
manager
Uon
voluntarily
and
the
women
em-
of
the
Gran
by
store
at
Anyox,
and
pleyees
took
an
additional
training
Mrs.
Aehmore
and
family
are
pas-,
in
home
-nursing
The
vteefjresi-
wngera
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert
dent
pointed
with
pride
to
the
fact
today
returning
to
the
smelter
that
among
notable
cups
won
last
town
after
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
The
New
Gillette
DUda
fa
the
new
green
pdeket
1
grejvcffci?i
Our
Mechanical
Department
v
.:
,.
:
v.
.
Has
been
placed
in
charge
of
Fcrnand
Kouseli
Mr.
Rousell
has
been
24
years
in
the
automobile
tr
,.-charge
of
some
of
the
largest
shops
ln
Canada,
ir.r
Legate
Aato
St
Bapplies
Ltd
Montreal;
Webbers
c
gary;
Pacific
Nash
Motors,
San
Francisco,
VS.,
and
t)i,
v,
years
witrtSruinMotoa,
Vaficouver.
has
"
r,.
Realising
the
pressing
need
for
a
marrofithis'tnlibre
m
p
Rupert
and
wishing
to
feel
assured
that
.our
patnm
F(,
maximum
service,
has
been
the
motive
forjplacinc
M
i;,
in
charge
of
our
shop.
We
solicit
your
patronage.
Our
prices
are
competitive.
ROSS
&
MOORE
LIMITED
Chevrolet
and
Hulck
Dealers
Jfre
GiUctte
Blades
,LZ
:
';.
ct
day!
'
&ominionwide
demand
forces
Qillette
production
to
highest
point
in
history
,
Lf
.
,
;
'
"Send
more
blades!
Send
more
blades!
Send
more
blades!"
The
telegrams
keep
pouring
in;
and
our
plant
attempts
to
answer
them
by
making
2675,000
of
the
New
Gillette
Blades
a
day!
The
highest
production
in
our
history!
cvcr7
OQ5
of
those
thousands
of
blades
is
carefully
inspected,.
Every
blade
must
be
right.
If
your
dealer
is
temporarily
short
of
the
he
will
have
them
presently.
If
he
has
not
been
able
to
sufficient
get
a
supply
pf
the
Nor
Gillette
Razors,
remember
that
the
new
blades
can
be
used
in
your
old
Gillette
until
you
get
your
new
one.
We
promise
to
catch
up
to
the
demand
very
soon.
Then
everybody
can
have
the
perfect
combination
of
the
New
Gillette
Blade
in
the
New
Gillette
Razor.
The
greatest
$2.00
worth
of
shaving
comfort
ever
offered,
lM-the
New
lQillate'Razor
lM-tenNcvQMcttc
Blades
Get
this
great
combination
the
minute
your
dealer
can
supply
it.
cuirrra
safety
razor
co.
of
Canada,
limited,
Montreal,
fl