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Thursday.
Feb.
19,
1931
GOLD
RUSH
IN
ALBERTA
What
is
to
be
the
attitude
of
Canada
toward
the
Russian
Camp-
c
-
Livingstone
Range
Area
LETHBRIDOE,
Feb.
IS
"Still
going
in"
Is
the
word
from
Nanton
and
Stavely,
jumping
off
pl?.ces
for
the
Livingstone
range
gold
Trace
of
Gold
lovernments
Cause.
Van
couver
Financial
Paper
.
Says
umus
no
account
or
tne
conditions
regulatintr
what
in
Rus-!
,n
1931
W0UId
almost
certainly
-
voiuniary
worK
out
which
in
other
countries-Liberia,
t
u
for
instance
would
be
called
sheer
slavery."
Certain
Kurd
tribe
In
desert
of
Irak
worship
the
devil.
Two
priests
fa-inn
the
camera
are
watting
for
contributions
from
those
who
pray
to
the
devil
not
to
)unt.sh
them
for
misdeeds
make
more
cheerful
readlne.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
February
19,
1911.
The
Indignation
of
Stewart
citizens
at
the
refusal
of
the
nrnvln
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursd
SPIRITUAL
WELL
BEING
Provincial
Police
take
Charge
and
Koger.
V.
Babson
Says
Such
Watch
Developments
in
Kewt
"rr
WraKh-ls-of'
Economic
Value
Recently
I
suggested
that
later
the
nations
would
recognize
the
economic
value
of
accumulates
spiritual
wealth
but
that
they
an
rush.
.
not
now
in
the
mood
to
do
so.
Spirits
'of
Alberta's
prospectors
writes
Roger
W.
Babson
are.
not
dampened
by
the
report.
Such
a
time
may,
however,
be
that
assays
of
ore
from
the
find
much
nearer
than
I
had
thought.!
show
only
traces
of
gold
ahd
no
Apparently,
people
today
are
not
platinum.
E.
Overand
or
Stavely
only
tired
out
physically,
but
are
who
got
in
on
tne
"ground
floor,"
discouraged.
They
lack
that
faith
staking
one
of
the
first
claims
in
which
is
essential
to
personal
or
the
potential
EI
Dorado.
Is
as
national
progress.
Accompanying
hopeful
as
ever.
Further
samples
of
this
lack
of
faith
is
a
disrespect
ore
have
been
sen
to
ass'.y
offices
for
law.
order
and
experience.
;
at
Vancouver
and
Denver.
Children
are
self-suf
f
Iclent
of
their
Indications
that
many
would
go
parent;
and
parents
are
self-,
in
caused
the
Alberta
provincial
fufflclent
of
their
God.
In
fact
j
police
to'send
In
a
detail
composed
faith,
to
be
effective,
must
b?
I
By
mall
to
all
qther
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Em-
iof
Inspector
Scott
of
"D"
detach-
backed
up.
by
righteousness.
Faith
plre
and!
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
$6.00
!
ment
here
and
Corp.
Frewin
of
cannot
be
bought
or
quickly
ob-j
By
mall
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
9.00
,
Nanton.
Beautiful
weather
prevails
talned
when
in
trouble
like
medl-!
By
mall
to
all-parts
of
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia,
(throughout
southern
Alberta,
the
cine.
Faith
must
acquired
slow-j
,
paid
In
advance
for
yearly-
DerlSd'-:
!
3
00
.mercurv
standing
around
60
In
the
ly..
before
it
Is
needed
like
educa-
miaaie
oi
me
aay
nignis
are
cool,
tipn.
Faith
comes
through
patlentl
.especially
In
the
foothill
country
devotion,
right
living
and
service'
Police
however,
fear
that
tragedy
to
others.
may
overtake
the
goldseekers
In
A
great
mass
of
wage
workers.
I
the
hills
should
the
weather
sud-
executives
and
youn?
business
peo-;
denly
turn
cold,
and
alii
parties
go-
pie
have
never
before
witnessed
a'
ing
in
are
warned
to
protect
them-
seyere
business
depression.
Ever
selves
with
plenty
of
bedding
and
since
Germany
declared
war
In
1914
food.
with
the
exception
of
a
very
Nanton
and
Stavely
are
reaping
short
readjustment
period
after
a
harvest
from
the
rush.
By
a
co-
the
war
ended
there
has
been
a1
Incidence
the
hotel
at
Stavely
Is
constant
demand
for
labor
named
the
"Yukon."
In
view
of
the
steady
work
ani:
easy
profits
which
the
above
described
'condition
made
possible.
A
trace
of
gold
was
found
in
the
tnIs
nw
generation
has
felt
suf-samples
from
the
Livingstone
Hclent
In
lteeh.
Sabbath
school
range
country,
submitted
to
the
and
churches
have
been
neglected.'
Sullivan
concentrator
at
Chapman
family
prayers
have
been
given
up.,
for
assay
by
E.
Over-
ana
Sunday
has
been
made
a
com-
and
and
CnarIes
Fltzsimmons
of
mn
nonaay.
Hence,
unlive
pro-,
GXDOrts
DrrfdllCPfl
flvfrimM
f-ihnr
nr
hv
InW
nnid
fnrwith
rnrW,
S
-
?m?
.1
stavel
Alber-
was
their
find
vious
generations,
a
large
percent-i
money
"t"
'
lch1iaS)noqe
wi"jiiw
OUde
uuub
in
of
nussia:
Russia?
The
ine
matter
mailer
,hat
that
started
started
the
the
presei
present
rush
to
age
of
the
people
now
unemployed!
will
have
to
Depndej)
carefully
in
order
to
protect
the
scene
of
the
strike.
Canadian
workmen.
Already
action
in
this
direction
has
i"
a
letter
c.
t.
or
losing
money
In
business,
have!
Ougi
Ouzhtred.
sud-
no
alth
upon
which
to
fall
back.
been
taken
by
United
StatVEhe
following
is
from
a
letter
"lntendent
ot
concentration
for
When
employed
or
making
money.
I
sent
out
irom
lintish
to
o
uoia
'
House
"
ia
London:
U1C
-nso"aaa
Minins
snm-
j
a
up
"Tfc
iQ
nf
pSP;0
u:
i
i
n
Company
of
Canada
at
Chap-
Hual
reserves
and
hence
have
none.
lwtWnSSK;
?
S
ri
iebe,"S
Compelled
or
persuaded
man
Cam7ystates
that
whUe
to
draw
upon,
now
that
employ-1
Ujr
propaganda
to
give
the
greatest
output
for
the
barest
mine
Is
not
operating
a
customs
ment
and
Profits
have
vanished.,
.minimum
t)f
existence
in
order
that
imports
of
manufac-
assay
office,
the
prospectors'
sam-
As
a
result,
great
'masses
of
peo-1
tures
may
be
kept
down
and
credits
for
machinery
created
P,e
was
run
for
old
and
returns
PIe
are
discouraged
and
know
not!
aoroau.
itussa
pays
lor
iier
produce
by
merely
turninj?
a
,naicaiea
a
lface
oi
me
metai.
no
iu
maieriai
weaun
nrintin.rnrpss
sVip
r?np
not
noorl
nl,l
A
,
,,.Ill
wA
mention
of
platinum
was
made
"P
which
they
solely
depended
dividends
.1.
i
.
.
Aim
.Jim.,
i
.
when
th
the
to
pay
on
camp
tf$fn
her
factories
are
in
full
swing,
she
will
have
naaiffclilty
in
dumping
into
any
market,
and
will
swampTheftrld
with
cheap
goods
with
which
other
industrial
nation's
rannnl
hnnp
tn
enmnatn
samples
were
submitted.
Mr.
Oughtred
ma'xes
no
estimate
of
what
the
ore
will
run
per
ton.
Unless
this-evil
of
forcell
labor
is
met,.a'nd
met
now,
by
TUP
TROTTR!
V
concerted
international
action
it
is
quite
patent
that
some-
lllLt
1
JwUDLiEi
thing
more
than
mere
economic
competition
is
threatened.
,
That
is
only
a
means
to
an
end.
The
Soviet
Government,
!
wuiiiitiuiiiow
iwtci
jjciljuiwu,
l
inerejy
an
JustruinenL
WITH
P.
G.
E.
of
the
Communist
Party,
whose
leaders
have
never
dis-
spineless
Treatmi-nt
o
tMllKf'fl
thp
fnot
tVint
thmp
iiltimnto
nViat
in
n
,..1,1
ll.t-.
Hare
r-.u-n..
Given
it
it
i
r..
v..
v..
uiwimitv
UUJttt
JO
c
KU1IU
ICVU"
lution;
and
.
it
.
is
the
conviction
that
they
are
helping
to
bring
about
this
revolution
which
inspires
their
followers
10
enaure
tne
privations
imposed
by
the
five
years
plan,
i
"What
is
the
nature
of
these
nrivations?
At
thp
nrpspnt
Tne
tragedy
of
the
p.ajs.
Rail
L
At
T
.
,
V
has
gone.
They
have
no
spiritual
wealth
upon
which
to
draw
and
they
are
tired
out
physically.
What
Is
true
of
individuals
Is
PesRsipn
Yourself
:
$100
monthly
frvm
ap?
CO,
as
long
a
yottih($titiry
,
antmt
for
JO
years
nhethr
you
live
or
i7iV)-M?j-'
$
;
p.!
i
(
1
least
$10,000
to
your
tlejtetulents
ij
death
occurs
licforp
60
$20,000
if
death
occurs
as
the
result
of
an
accident
totally
disabled
before
afce
60,
an
income
of
$100
monthly
after
four
months
disability,
insurance
still
in
force,
re'ilar
dividends,
paid
and
no
premium
deposits
reqntml
as
long
as
yon
are
disahletl.
x
Dividends
paid
before
pension
sturls
and
for
ten
years
after.
.
Optional
methods
of
settlement
available
at
age
60
if
desired.
THE
above
is
an
outline
of
dne
of
the
pension
policies
available
from
this
company.
A
policy
can
be
arranged
to
suit
your
particular
requirements.
When
you
invest
iu
life
insurance,
you
make
provision
for
the
continuation
of
your
in-conic
to
yourself
or
dependents
when
it
is
needed
most,
and
you
do
so
in
the
knoW'leuge
that
your
principal
will
be
absolutely
safe
and
your
interest
returns
good.
Our
representatives
will
be
pleased
to
give
you
full
information
concerning
a
Pension
Policy
for
yourself,
or,
if
you
prefer,
write
your
name
and
address
below
and
mail
to
11
cad
Office
direct
for
booklets.
Name
,
M
Address,
EttaUUUetl
JU9
'
also
true
of
nations.
People
should
understand
that
-before
prosperity
can
return
there
TaN-
Rev.
E.
A.
McCarthy
also
tra-must
be
a
renewed
interest
In
the
veiled
.n
the
same
train
in
order
to
spiritual
life
by
both
individuals
;
officiate
at
the
wedding,
and
nations.
Nations
should
real-!
lze
that
the
world
has
always
pos-'
The
foundations
have
been
dug.
sessed
ravy
materials
and
labor;
tne
lte
levelled
and
the
floor
al-but
has
been
prosperous
only
when
J
m0ft
"""Pleted
on
Ben
Agart
new
the
people,
have
been
actuated
by
a
religious
faith
to
use
these
resources
for
advancement
and
service.
This
is
the
law
of
life
and
now
to
the
time
when
It
should
bs
moment
there
are
in
Northern
Russia
seven
nrisori
icarnm
way
has
been
r,dlcule
and
the
tauBht
,n
churchy,
schools,
and
containing
a
total
of
over
600,000
,
nmSX-T
T
-W
iyer.
ofWO
I
winter
py
Miffererf.
Clt"K
rnl-
prisqner
eniraireu
ilitforest
work
hns
tn
fpll
nnri
ct-;n
zz.
Had
nmvinri9i
v
..
I
limDOr
logs
a
ttay,plQs
ft
further
nine
loga
under
the
"So-1
the
Financial
News,
of
Vancouver.
cialigtic
Efficiency
Competition"
and
an
additional
25
per'taken
the
poE
,n
hand
wltnout
cent
to
show
his
patriotic
fervour!
For
this
he
receives
a
1
furth?ra,
ad
,rra,nged
uor
lti
Ana
,
completion
to
Peace
River,
the
fu-
normnl
rntinn
nf
Hnfr,.n,,
10
i
e
l
,
li
i
t
rl
JS
Jfth
R
0
mC
(2X"5
lhS;
l
b,3Ck
bread;ture
of
the
road
would
now
be
as-a
n
aay
with
a
o
nM
mate
of
aoun.
trenernllv
mnAo
nf
vnttn
(iah
.r
,-
...
.
meat,
old
horse
flesh,
is
given
only
twice
a
week.
All
this
.
the
province
of
British
Columbia
Uistnct
News
TERRACE
Mrs.
Will
Robinson
went
up
to
Hazciton
on
Saturday
to
see
her
daughter.
Doris,
wno
recenUy
underwent
an
operation
in
the
hospital
there.
The
recent'
heavy
rains
have
had
the
effect
of
washing
out
a
considerable
Quantity
of
the
fllllni
nut
;
Into
position
on
the
new
water
line
near
the
reservoir.
A
portion
of
pew
main
has
been
laid
bare,
but
no
erlous
damage
has
resulted.
The
clal
government
to
grant
them
In-
ma,n
work
carr,ed
out
,n
enlarging
corporation
continues.
They
f.nd
and
bracing
the
reservoir
last
fall
It
hard
to
reconcile
Premier
Mc
st?
testwe11-
No
interference
wlth
cellent
suPPy
h"
been
Bride's,
refusal
with
a
promise
along
tnls
line
which
he
had
made
occas,oned'
last
November.
!-.....
.
.
T.
McMeekin
of
Prince
Rupert
'came
In
from
the
coast
on
Monday.
Illumination
was
turned
lnttfj
garage.
The
building
is
to
measure
CO
feet
by
60
feet
and
will
comprise
a
spacious
repair
garage
and
executive
offices
together
with
a
commodious
car
shelter.
J.
Herman
of
the
Dominion
Government
water
rights
branch
was
a
visitor
for
a
few
days
being
registered
at
the
Philbert
Hotel.
H.
S.
Parker,
of
Prince
Rupert,
was
a
business
visitor
here
at
the
week-end.
Theo
Lucas,
representing
the
engineering
department
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
with
headquarters
In
Winnipeg,
was
In
Terrace
for
a
few
days.
'A
real
valentine
of
the
kind
that
Isn't
readily
forgotten,
was
presented
on
Friday
to
her
husband
by
Mrs.
Charles
Kofoed,
formerly
M1m
Agnes
Desjardlnes,
in'the
form
of
a
daughter.
Dr.
Mills
was
the
speaker
at
the
P.T.A.
meeting
held
on
Thursday,
his
subject
being
"Japan."
The
gathering
was
very
small.
New
Peace
River
Church
is
Opened
Prince
Rupert
streets
and
houses
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Dalcer
left
on
POUCE
COUPE,
Feb.
19:
The
last
night
for
the
first
time
-from
I
Mondays-
'tram
ror
tneir
old
home
first
Presbyterian
Church
to
be
the
new
steam
plant
of
the
cltv
"
England,
where
they
Intend
to
lo-
I
established
In
this
district
the
Mel
at
Cow
Bay.
cate
for
some
time.
They
were
given
j
villa
Presbyterian
Church,
Rlver-
..
a
hearty
send-off
by
a
numerous
side,
was
recently
opened,
Rev.
E.
A.
.
.
Bathering
of
friends.
Wright
officiating
at
the
dedication
Under
the
auspices
of
the
Prince,
ceremonies.
The
rustic
log
struc-
Rupert
branch
of
the
International
qute
a
number
of
local
residents
ture.
beautifully
finished
Inside,
was
Longshoreman
s
Union,
an
enjoy-
went
up
to
Usk
on
Monday
for
the
'crowded
for
the
occasion
by
people
able
social
was
Md
last
night
In
wedding
of
Ernie
Wlllman
and
Miss
from
all
over
the
district
the
Industrial
Hall.
Yf.
E.
Denn-
Williams.
In
addition
to
the
rela-'
Miss
H.
MacDonald.
resident
dea-lng,
president,
was
In
the
chair,
tlves
of
the
bride,
there
were
In
the
coness,
has
done
much
toward
the
There
were
speeches
by
O.
B,
company
Mrs.
Swain.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
success
attained
in
establishing
the
Casey
and
W.
H.
Montgomery.
A.
Olsen,
M.
E.
M.
8mith
and
Miss
church.
THE
'MIJrL
LIFE
Assurance
Company
OF
CANADA
HEAD
OFFICE-WATERLOO,
OXT.
Hp
!
II
,
Itepresentatlve,
J
.J.
i.tOllart,
Prince
Kupcrt,
B.C.
"Husband
off
to
work
children
off
to
school
how
do
you
do
it?
"Oh,
that's
easy
if
you
sen;
Shredded
Wheat.
IjusiiJ;
and
serve
them
n'ith
cretfj
orwithhotmilkoncoMJ
tcrdays.
My
finuiy"l
tire
of
it,
and
of
cor
that
nlrP
TilC.
bCClU'l
Shredded
Vhc
'V
bodybuilder
rhe
necc;
sary
vitamins
anJ
nana-are
there,
and
so
u
the?
good
health."
SHREDD
WHE
WITH
ALL
THE
BRAN
OF
THE
WHOLE
WHEAT
...V
I
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
WkM
u"'-
Hecause
It
doesn't
pay
lo
advertise
poor
product
U
does
pay
to
buy
those
advertised.