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AROUSING
OTTAWA
Thursday,
July
30,
1931
Ottawa
seems
to
be
aroused
to
the
seriousness
of
the
halibut
situation
at
Prince
Rupert
and
it
now
seems
probable
that
some
negotiations
will
be
opened
with
the
United
States
government
with
a
view
to
having
the
duty
against
Canadian
fish
removed.
If
this
is
done
the
duty
on
American
fish
coming
into
Canada
must
also
be
removed.
It
is
very
good
news-
to
hear
that
the
minister
of
fisheries
is
seriously
considering
the
matter
and
that
he
has
already
given
much
thought
to
it.
Possibly
we
may
yet
get
action.
PUBLIC
OPINION
L-";
1
'-ill
lo-ycaj
-old
m
ernatlonal
champion
oi
bonrci
njoiorboat
racing,
home
in
bed
at
Morovla.
Calif.,
her
tnphlcs
and
a
;eg
injured
xhen
the
Sunklst
Kid
slid
NATURAL
FURE
Fresh
Milk
Free
from
any
preservative
or
treatment
whatever.
Milked
and
delivered
dally
from
our
own
cows.
Four
successive
years
Government
Grade
A
certificate
Health
and
Sanlta
tlon.
A
trial
solicited.
Satis-faction
guaranteed.
PItlNCG
RUPERT
DAIRY
Box
895
Phone
287
with
over.
Suits
Made
To
Your
Measure
Extra
Pants
Frccl
$2150
M.
T.
LEE
CO.
323
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W,
Phone
CM
Next
Benson
Studio
In
this
unusual
aircraft
demonstration
at
Koosevelt
u
...n
argument
was
settled
in
an
equally
unusual
manner.
Autogyro
and
b
rd
plane
talung
off
at
exact
mo
ment.
rose
from
enrth
at
exact
angle.
ELL'S
ABOUT
LOUIS
KIEL
FORT
GARRY
Wife
of
Mounted
Police
Commissioner
Saved
Life
of
Major
Boulton
and
Others
WINNIPEG,
July
30:-Mrs.
Mac-
leod,
widow
of
Col.
James
Farquhar-
For
the
first
time
in
the
history
of
the
King's
Cup
air
;ta!whe!fl
fredRiel
ing
races,
inaugued
in
1921
and
efetic
qf
iteuf
'pil-
iEtfff
Sleiu
tents
of
the
Mounted
Police
were
surrounded
by
dozens
of
Ind'm
tepees,
yet
Mrs.
Macjeod
felt
none
of
the
fear
that
she
i
had
known
in
Fort
Garry
wien
the
Sioux
came
up
from
Minnesota
after
the
massacre,
and
the
air
was
sharp
with
foreboding,
and
In
at
the
windows
peered
strange
dark
fices.
These
Indians
encamped
near
the
Northwest
Mounted
Police
were
not
strangers,
but
their
charges,
and
their
children,
for
they
were
deputies
of
the
Great
White
Queen.
"My
husband
always
took
the
Indians'
i
i
n
.i
word.-'
said
Mrs.
Macleod.
Droudlv.
the
recommendation
that
the
Government
of
Canada
i
North
west
Mounted
Police
in
the
and
lney
W0Uld
d0
anythlnK
r
Will
have
to
take
action
in
the
Beailharnois
case
is
un-'
early,
stirring
days
In
Western
Ca-
Stamlx-oto-kan,
as
they
called
him.
doubtedly
the
correct
one.
The
company,
since
the
expos-,
"ad.
m
a
recn
interview
with
,05
J
f5.co?pfif
"
ures,
will
find
it
extremely
difficult
tocarry
on.
Noone
The
TTt
?lbUne
tir'STSS:
would
put
money
into
a
concern
that
was
known
to
have
lnS
SZSS
made
SUch
a
financial
mess
as
did
this
company.
It
will
band.
Mrs.
Macleod
was
born
on
the
and
friend;
and
a
firm
founda-have
to
be
Dlaced
under
new
mannpempnr.
nnrl
m'von
n
now
ri
nivpr
and
i
a
mpmhr
nf
th
tlon
told
for
the
future
achleve-
start
in
such
I
e"u
ot
th
N-
w
M
p
1X1
a
way
as
to
inspire
nublic
confidence.
pioneer
Drever
famiiy-her
father
THE
KING'S
CUP
RACE
was
William
Drever
which
came
i
with
the
Orkney
settlement
and
Lord
Selkirk
In
1812.
!
"I
remember
during
the
Rebel-
west.
Man
in
the
Moon
uung
hupremacy
ann
mecnanical
eltlCjency
in
Ureat
Un-
went
to
the
fort
to
persuade
him
to
Now
that
the
Prince
of
Wales
has
tain,
an
entry
has
been
received
from
an
overseas
Domin-
change
his
mind,
and.
at
last
he
re-
made
a
hole
In
one
all
must
admit
ion,
say
the
Nelson
News.
To
Canada
goes
this
honor
in
the
,ented
and
Boulton
was
safe,
nut
he
is
perfecUy
qualified
to
rule
an
fact
of
John
C.
Webster
having
decided
to
participate
with
'hKe?L
T?
ma?
if?0"8,"
emp,re-
his
Canadian-built
Curtiss-Refd
Rambler
III
motored
with
STrSSSZ
Half
the
people
Princo
nupert
a
tJritlSh
(jipgy
111
power
plant
capable
of
driving
the
ma-
j
make
him
an
example
to
terrorize
i
do
not
know
how
the
other
half
live
Chine
at
130
m.p.h.
Due
importance
is
attached
to
the
entry
,
the
loyal
supporters.
Scott
was
giv-
but
they
are
keenly
suspicious.
I
which
is
bound
to
arouse
as
much
interest
in
England
as
;
cn
a
trial
wltn
aU
the
i"""01"
'
.
!
it
has
at
home.
Not
merely
should
the
sporting
and
"
public-!edJn
FT11,
w,hlc.hv.
he
TM
"
r!Il0.rtedJn1the
",ce
that
itv
siVlo
nf
rfca
vonfnvn
nne;AaA
L.
u
f
iJ
'!
understand,
and
then
they
shot
a
man
and
hU
wife
had
word.
She
.v
"'"'p.uu,
me
icspcLt
iui
him.
spoke
them,
tanadinn
industrial
efficiency
and
progress
which
will!
-when
Major
Butler
came
to
Fort
redound
to
the
credit
of
this
Dominion
at
home
as
well
as
Garry
ahead
of
Wolseley,"
said
Mrs.;
The
newspapers
told
of
a
man
overseas,
rfardless
qf
whether
Mr.
Webster
finishes
"in
Mac,eod-
"x
down
at
the
raPlds!
without
hands
who
played
the
piano
the
monev.
'
should
be
dlllv
Stressed
vlrltlng
some
friends.
My
host,
the
.but
Ihey
forget
to
tell
of
the
hun-
Participate
in
the
King's
Cup
typifies
business
"lead-Xnger
0ard,ner
Came
"lth
voice
who
ership"
and
huws
that
our
industrialists
are
both
readv
Mary,-
he
said
to
me.
-this
isi
ana
willing
to
assume
initiative
in
"nuttiner
their
crooda
Major
Butler,
who
u
leaving
to
join
t
"
"
1
i
.
.
across
in
fi'-oas
and
domestic
markets.
Brain
is
something
a
few
Deonle
Gen.
Woteeley.
His
report
must
be
use
and
meat
people
admire
In
the
taken
back
to
Fort
Garry,
and
sent
using.
fo
Lower
Canada
without
falling'
into
Rlel's
hands.
Will
you
take
it?'
Male
Parent:
"My
dear
girl
has
T
must
have
been
about
n
at
the
'he
given
you
any
encouragement?"
Mne.
and
T
do
not
know
why
I
was
Paughter:
"Well,
last
night
he
not
afraid,
but
I
put
the
papers
In
asked
if
you
and
mother
were
plea-r.
blou
f
and
started
the
long
rant
to
live
with."
drive
back
to
Fort
Garry.
I
had
no(
-:mcr
arrived
when
a
party
of
re-
She
And
what
did
papa
say,
bfiF
cam-
ki
our
stable
and
searched
when
you
told
hun
yw
couldn't
my
sleteh
Did
you
see
any
stran-
!p
for
lhtnklng
of
me?
rr
nt
Him
Uupids?'
they
asked
me.:
Jack
He
offered
rn
a,
job
a
-"
I
Mid.
the
papers
still
In
my
night
watchman
In
his
factory.
bi.iuse.
Are
you
sure
you
paed
nobody
j
u
is
suggested
that
motor
horns
h-tweon
here
and
the
Rapids?'
be
standardized
In
pitch
on
one
me-Anain
I
said
'No
and
I
must
have
lodjous
note.
B
sharp
would
be
very
-
minced
them,
for
we
were
able'
appropriate
from
a
pedestrians
to
send
the
papers
east."
Mrs.
Mac-1
jomt
of
view.
:'i
told
about
her
marriage
to:
;
'
olor.el
Macleod
In
1870.
He
luuT
she
"Teli
me
George,
do
you
love
fnmf
to
Fort
Garry
as
brigade
ma-1
me?"
:
on
Oeneral
Wolseley's
staff.:
He
"Of
course
I
do.
Didn't
I
tell
Tiey
wer
married
at
5
o'clock
andyou
s
five
mlnutea
ago?"
lint
evening
he
had
to
leave
on
aj
she
"Yea,
Oeorge,
but
then
men
tour
of
his
territory,
and
they
did
are
so
ehangeable,
you
know."
not
see
each
other
until
many(
i
nonths
later,
when
he
Joined
her
In
First
Girl
He
told
me
I
was
so
Chicago,
on
her
return
from
a
trip,)
Interesting
so
beautiful,
ltd
Toronto.
Then
began
a
thrilling;
Second
Girl
And
you
will
trust
i
journey
for
the
bride.
She
went
with
yourself
for
life
to
a
man
who
lays'
ner
nusDana
ana
nis
men
Dy
For-
himself
out
to
deceive
you
at
the
tage
la
Prairie
and
Dauphin
to
Fort
very
beginning
of
your
courtship?
Pclly
for
the
first
Northwest
Council.
It
was
clear
winter
weather,
and
'
An
old
miser,
having
listened
to
a
they
travelled
by
dog
team,
and
Kwrtul
difcourse
on
charity,
said:
pitched
their
tents
on
the
snow-1
"That
sermon
so
strongly
proves
the
covered
prairie
where
the
lonely
!
necessity
of
almsgiving
thatI've
howl
of
the
wolves
vied
with
the
almost
a
mind
to
beg."
vinter
wind.
"The
driver
of
my
sleigh,"
said
Mrs.
Macleod,
"was
hanged
the
following
year
for
murder."
Then
the
scene
of
Mrs.
Macleod's
lire
shifted
to
Fort
Macleod,
which
had
been
founded
by
her
husband
in
1874.
Here
young
Mrs.
Macleod
would
al
ways
go
on
the
morning
ride
with
a
herol"
"How
did
you
find
your
uncle?
"In
apple
pie
order"
"How
is
that?'
"Crusty!"
"The
man
I
marry,"
ne
declared,
with
a
stamp
of
her
foot,
"must
be
her
husband
and
the
men.
There:
"He
will
be,"
said
the
were
many
times
when
the
few
bachelor.
cautious
Thursday,
July
j0
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as
the
Forest
Shade
Invisible
ingredients
that
create
a
precious
memory:
...the
coolness
of
a
pine-filled
plea
,..thc
sparkling
clearness
of
a
shade.
dappled
etrenm
...the
freshncftg
of
n
plunge
In
the
pool
...the
relief
of
a
sudden
shower
on
a
scorching
day,
All
these
and
more
are
vour
pleasures
as
you
iln
a
hollle
of
Carliiifi's
Hlack
Label
Lager
Invisible
iugretUriits
that
make
Carting's
Black
Label
Lager
a
im
mory
to
le
revived
again
and
again.
Curling's
Black
Label
Lager
Beer
With
nil
If
quality
It
ca$ti
no
more.
77us
a
dvertinment
It
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
th
Government
of
British
Columbia.
ing
s
Black
Label
Imager
Beer
Bring
your
best
to
-
-
-
-
Prince
Rupert
'Hie
Fair
Hoard
is
anxious
to
encourage
residents
in
t.l9
districts
around
Prince
Rupert
to
bring
their
best
ta
thu
FALL
FAIR
Which
will
be
held
the
FIRST
WEEK
IN
SEPTEMBER
Local
residents
believe
that
they
can
grow
flowers
better
than
any
placo
within
two
hundred
milos.
Can
tbey?
THe
Fair
Hoard
would
like
to
have
the
districts
pit
their
horticultural
skill
against
the
Prince
Huport
Flower
Society
and
see
if
they
cannot
wrest
away
some
of
the
prizes,
especially
that
for
the
beat
floral
display.
A
cordial
invitation
is
extended
to
all
to
compete.
Further
informal
ion
can
he
ohtcaincd
from
Secretary
W.
D.
Vance
or
from
'
The
Daily
News,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.