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News
REPORTS
ON
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
CONVENTION
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Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
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DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday,
May
7,
1930
CANADA'S
MAJOR
NEED
The
Mackenzie
King
Government
admits
that
the
western
outlet
to
the
Peace
River
country
is
Canada's
major
need
and
it
is
pretty
sure
that
something
will
be
done.
Possibly
by
the
time
this
is
in
print
the
Prime
Minister
will
have
made
an
announcement
in
this
respect
Kennedy
'
of
Peace
River
and
Brady
of
Prince
Rupert
brought
the
matter
up
in
the
House
yesterday
and
forced
the
issue,
making
it
necessary
for
the
Government
to
announce
its
policy
earlier
than
was
expected.
.
It
is
satisfactory
to
know
that
the
government
recognizes
the
need
and
will
take
steps,
to
remedy
the
present
Sltliatirm
Wo
Innlr
fnv
wnrlr
tn
nnmmanna
nn
tliJc?
iinilav.
to
transfer
it
to
the
province
should
be
blocked.
THE
RIDLEY
HOME
There
are
manv
useful
institntinna
in
WRsGLEYS
Life
like
good
golf
li
made
up
of
manv
Uttle
things
each
one
of
which
help
th
score.
'
Better
dlgeitloo
iteadier
nervei
clearer
brain,
are
aQ
factort
that
count
and
are
gained
from
thr
er
..
lue
of
Wrigley-t.
f
S.'V'
Church
Meetings
Mrs.
T.
II.
Wright
of
Hazelton
Ue
ports
Successful
Gathering
of
Social
Service
Committee
I
HAZELTON.
May
7:Mrs.
T
ti
Interesting
Meeting
Last
Nijlit
The
fegnlar
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Teachers'
Asso
ciation
was
well
attended
last
eve
ning
when
the
delegates
to
the
an
nual
Easter
teachers'
convention
in
Vancouver
reported
on
the
meet
ings
and
activities
of
the
assembly.
Following
the
regular
routine
business
meeting
a
committee
was
appointed
to
complete
arrange
ments
for
the
June
meeting
which
will
take
the
form
of
a
Dlcnlc.
Mr.
Hartness
gave
some
general)
Impressions
of
the
convention.
He
I
was
struck
by
the
great
number
of
1
unfamiliar
faces
seen
at
the
con-j
vention,
a
sign
of
the
great
number
of
teachers
in
the
province
and
also
'
of
the
many
changes
that
occur
in
i
the
space
of
two
years
in
the
per-
j
sonnel
of
the
profession.
The
ad-i
dress
by
P.
H.
Sheffield,
provincial
'.
inspector
on
"The
Education
of
the
New
Canadian,
with
special
re-1
ferenee
to
the
Doukhobors."
had
been
particularly
Interesting.
Miss
Oarneit
reported
on
the
ad-!
dress
by
Dr.
G.
C.
Sedgewkk
on
The
Problem
of
Examinations"!
The
speaker
emphasized
that
he
was
putting
forward
his
own
In-'
dividual
views
and
was
not
neces-'
sarily
speaking
for
the
faculty
of
the
University.
He
deprecated
the
taking
in
the
near
future.
.The
surveys
for
the
railways
SSS
snouia
soon
be
complete
and
all
the
necessary
information
aminations
as
any
indication
of
the
in
the
hands
of
the
railways
and
the
government
quality
of
the
teaching
in
the
j:t-
ferent
schools.
Such
overemphasis
ELECTION
BEFORE
ANNOUNCEMENT
?f
u
f
lkat-caused
over-.
hrW61
statrent
l
srss.
where
will
be
the
outlet
of
the
Peace
River
railway,
will
be
and
did
not
test
the
true
qualities.
,
delayed
until
after
the
election,
which
is
expected
to
take!He
an
appeal
for
a.
broader1
place
this
summer.
No
government
would
commit
itself
on
i0"1100
to
educational
world.
'
such
a
controversial
subject
just
on
the
eve
on
an
election.
IJiStSS
gl!e,fn
tote5!taI
All
that
can
be
expected
is
that
a
definite
amounted
will
be
made
that
the
railway
will
be
undertaken
at
once,
ibeen
diseussed
tn
a
sectional
meet-1
This
would
satisfy
reasonable
people.
ling
under
a.
s.
Matheson.
of
um-
If
the
C.P.R.
finds
itself
unable
to
build
jbintly
with
the
Termy
Hm
superior
school
Many
C.N.R.
to
connect
with
Prince
Rupert,
thert
it
is
to
be
ex-
l?ufiJ!1!re
"""
to
the
C0D'
.
pected
that
the
C.N.R.
will
make
everyjeffort
to
develop
SiS
STSSSK
this
end
of
the
line.
However,
we
stfflltftnk
the
C.tJSSS
trains
will
be
coming
into
this
city
within
the
next
few
h
the
history
of
the
adventurers
years.
If
there
is
anything
standing
in
the
way
of
this,
and
early
traeikrs
and
explorers
Prin(Rupertpeople
should
take
steps
to
have
it
removed.
ouk!
th
guWlns
"""J4
ta'
mation
tO
enable
US
to
move
in
the
matter.
;
Eastern
Canada
were
taken
as
a
I
-
v
--,
practical
application
of
the
theory,
SELLING
BIRTHRIGHT
FOR
MESS
OFJ?0TTAGE
!and
exemplified
the
utility
and'
There
is
talk
of
bribing
some
raifoaiaMi&ver
the
proUb"Ity
of
the
mthod-
I
Rixer
block.
This
like
another
caleof
seems
selling
our
meuc-
a
subject
that
had
been
dis-!
birthright
for
a
mess
of
pottage.
It
looks
as
if
any
action
d
at
a
sectional
meeting
of!
van
in:
juswucu
as
lung
as
it
lanes
me
reace
iuver
railway
c
uaes.
me
pook
was
or
r.
southward
instead
of
lettine
it
take
its
natural
ruuie
rnntp
tn
a
much
more
Poetical
type
than
ded
b
more
than
lm-w-;nMlMea
and
construcUon.
The
the
coast
iOithf
book
preVjOUSy
It
deat
bershlp
of
the
Federation
was
the
study
of
psychology
was
the
teach-
WotM
-ii
with
problems
that
the
ordinary
;
Wghert
on
record.
In
Prince
Rupert
lert
sefenee
and
its
application
in
PnMP,mnn
.
we
uunK
rnnce
Kupert
people
i
Will
Object
u-
w
to
the
tying
child
might
meet
in
everyday
com-
on'
one
aehr
was
not
a
member
the
classroom
his
duty.
Tlie
dlffl-
UD
(II
InP
IPnllP
lnnn?
nf
trio
Ponno
Viir
inv
fu'lu-n,.
J,,,.
m,..i
u-
i
,
.
.
in
that
th
lnmil
auvlttinn
Itarf
!.tt
..a.t
.
the
sake
of
diverting
traffic
from
its
natural
course.
If
arithmetical
gymnastics
mental
one
of
the
best
records
In
the
Fe-
arents
arn!
tn
some
cases
officials
these
lands
could
be
Thu
tiiCBC
irtllUh
row
1(1
not
nnr,
np
settled
cprr
pn
ntherwiKP
mtioinrica
wo
utAii
umnU
H
Wn
u
uumy
s
no
obiection
to
rlisnnsinrr
nf
tham
nrnvir1inn
1
butlon
to
the
education
of
the
could-be
made.
Thi
is
not
the
&R.SSr2
ii
.1
,
.
"
-"v.
vuvw
unci
jviisa
nouiweu
reportca
on
tory
Club
of
the
Victoria
High
School,
who
were
audxtori
rm
tht
Jooeaslon
by
students
of
the
Van-
P.?Ha
P
,couver
Hn
School
in
some
of
the
A
f,
L
mmof
Parts.
It
represented
andtherepeoplewho,
I
HO
nilfa
I
n
n
t
hnlmnra
u
a
T7...
i.1
t
.
....
-
j..
-
ui
itching
umcia.
rew
01
mese
nave
SUCn
01
"e
Lague
or
Nations
held
In
ment
as
the
Ridley
Home,
which
provides
an
opportunity
eneTa
"
September.
1929.
The
for
the
homeless
to
live
under
the
best
possible
conditions
haH
was
arraned
88
it
might
have
and
receive
an
education
and
home
training
equal
'
in
every
S"
SvaLmeet!?gs
,
a.2d
respect
to
that
of
most
real
homes
in
the
cify
$SgS
S
l
omorrow
people
are
being
asked
to
support
this
insti-
tkms
signatory
to
the
League.
The
tution
and
we
mention
it
today
for
the
purpose
of
draw-
actual
speeches
made
on
that
oc-
illg
special
attention
to
the
need
of
SUnnort
jaskn
by
the
representatives
of
the
Attends
Toronto
I
different
countries
were
Riven
ver
batlm
by
the
students,
and
so
ef
fectively
that
the
audience
could
well
Imagine
themselves
actually
listening
to
the
original
speeches.
The
atmosphere,
sincerity,
lmnor-
tance,
dignity,
and
effectiveness
all
seemed
to
be
actually
reproduced.
!
Not.
the
least
Impressive
was
the
.fact
that
the
speeches
were
repro-i
duced
in
the
language
of
the
ooun-)try
represented
so
that
Greek,
j
French,
Chinese,
Japanese,
Norwegian
were
aU
Used
by
the
boys
and
gins
lTU
rePres
representing
the
country
'WrlBht
Of
HaAStr,n
r.-,
-
.
ciifivufni
js
theh
origin
of
cennectlon
with
the
Soclaf
Service
i
"?p
,mPresslon
Committee
of
the
United
Church
of
MM
Mercer,
Mr.
Halleran
and
J.
Canada.
Every
part
of
the
Domln-
S-
WUson
supplemented
the
chief
ion
was
represented,
about
40
dele-
sPeaker's
report
and
all
gave
the
gates
in
all
being
present.
Impression
that
the
event
had
Mrs.
Wright
Is
coming
west
to
at-
'made
a
deeP
and
lasting
Impression
tend
fixations
of
the
British
Colum-
0'
the
actuality
and
fact
of
the
bia
Conference
In
Vancouver.
(League
of
Nations
as
the
most
.
.
1
powerful
factor
In
the
history
of
1
the
world.
John
Bremner
returned
to
the,
J.
8.
Wilson
reported
on
the
busl-city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
ness
meetings
of
the
Federation,
from
Terrace
where
he
soent
a
(
Th
rci
days
engaged
in
plastering
work.
800
and
many
meetings
were
atUn-
F
'
j
I
I
ONGOLEUM
GOLD
SEAL
11
tiw-a
I
Hr
I
CONGO
LEUM
CANADA
milTED
-
MONTREAL
deration.
ith?.t
the
old
wava
and
methods
J
Mr.
Wilson
commented
on
mli
mt-Ml-Aat
mi
1
wm.
w.-wav.
"
t0
U
of
filr
John
Arlam'd
addrMSMt.
Th'1ii
hut
it
tK
nt
v.
--
wmw
w
n
i.v
M
.
L.
uu.J
V.
WG
tne
m
"
biito
miuiica
w
wiener
mi
eeueat
mese
parents.
uiuviv
uuwcvei.
1
ouay
people
are
Clamoring
lor
land
there.
Model
Astembly
of
the
League
of
Know
wnat
WM
oi
on
inside
the
;
whre
necewry,
and
Justify
the
All
they
need
is
transportation
and
that
should
be
given
NaUon-"
This
was
undoubtedly
the
minds
of
the
children
just
as
an
en-
modern
trends
of
education
along
them
bv
the
big
railway
companies
in
COniunction
with
outetaI15n
feature
of
the
conven-
Btaeer
required
to
kn-w
the
the
most
imijrwred
lines
and
with
art
,rom
of
hu
macnlne
Jts
"
broad
t.catmn
of
ehtid
the
Federal
Government.
Railway
buildine
is
not
a
matter
V?
ot
Bir
;mechanUm
tei
fort
en.se.
It
is
a
federal
affair
and
any
ef-ffyaagl
-
'
ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATION
mess
gndei
tfee
iolHl
Seal
inYourGmrfoletmi
dealer's
wxndaiv
Here
is
the
best
opportunity
of
all
for
you
to
know
the
beaut
and
all
the
advantages
of
these
modern,
easj-to-clean
rugs
abtolultlj
FREE
Simply
go
to
the
nrarest
houstfur-rmhtngs
dealer
who
is
diipbyuig
the
Congolrum
Gold
Seal
Prize
Rug
in
his
window
and
enter
your
gutii
of
the
hidden
number
displayed
on
the
rug
in
his
window
...
the
person
guessing
nearest
to
the
number
will
be
awarded
the
prize
rug
absolutely
free.
Everyone
stands
the
same
chance
.
.
.
there
are
no
complicated
conditions
to
comply
with
and
no
purchase
is
necessary
to
enter
your
guess
...
do
it
to-day.
Remember,
while
there,
to
inspect
the
new
range
of
beautiful
pattern
effects
in
these
inexpensive,
guaranteed
rugs
.
.
.
and,
as
a
bonus,
should
you
during
this
contest,
pur-j
U.
chise
a
genuine
Congolcum
Gold
"""""
-"Seal
Rug
of
larger
dimensions
than
the
prize
rug
and
then
win
the
contest
...
the
full
price
you
paid
for
your
rug
will
be
refunded
...
the
amount
refunded
will,
in
no
case,
be
in
excess
of
the
nationally
adttnised
price.
k
Get
your
entry
blank
at
the
dealer
P
displacing
this
prize
rug
...
do
U
the
aim.
All
authorlUes
were
unan-jw.
W.
O.
O'Neill,
ttiere
were
pr
luwu.
ui
aniwuHt
mat
neaim
was,
en
t:
miss
e.
a.
Mercer.
Mtss
aic-the
first
consideration
of
education!
Donald.
Mtss
McLeod,
Miss
Plew
but
a
great
many
parents
thought
Miss
Harrison,
Miss
Shieli.
Miss
that
organized
eames.
nraeUc&l
an-1
viririr
Mu
itrirnv
tjtut
MfAr-
plication
of
the
rules
of
health
and
ithur.
Miss
Palmr.
Miss
Moffatt
smch
new
developments
In
eduea-'Miss
Curnr.
Miss
kothwell.
Mia
uon
were
fads
and
an
excuse
for
iBaathope.
Miss
damrtt,
Mrs
Win
some
taaeher
to
shirk
the
realier
Miss
Mitchell.
Miss
Gnu
teaching.
Education
of
grown-ups
I
Miss
McDulre.
Miii
Lamb.
Messrt
along
these
lines
was
necessary
Those
Present
In
addition
to
the
chairman.
J.
8.
Wllflun,
and
the
secretary-treasurer.
t
Hartness
and
Ilillerah.
Get
quick
result
with
awantid
ii'
Yes
you
can
hajfe
it
for
only
$100
down
...
if
you
act
this
week,
without
further
delay,
for
Saturday
is
positively
the
last
day
of
this
amazing
offer.
Till
then
you
can
still
have
the
Electric
Refrigerator
of
your
choice
for
$10
down,
with
the
ance
spread
comfortably
"qVer
two
years.
Plan
NOW
to
give
your
home
and
family
this
matchless
food-saving,
health-guarding
boon.
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British
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Limited
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