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Friday,
August
21,
1931
UNITED
ACTION
NEEDED
Tins
is
the
time
when
united
action
from
all
over
and
Central
British
Columbia
fs
needed
to
urge
even
wnrthv
nf
nttpntinn
as
n
nrarfinl
franannrfatinn
ontifv
Owen
Smith,
engineer
in
charge
j
PORTLAND,
Me..
August
21
of
the
construction
of
the
new;
Girls
from
the-
rural
districts
ui
nrr
;
HagwiLret
bridge,
haa
received
In-
Moiae
winners-
of
the-
4-K
Clu.'
sn
structlons
to
report
to
Victor!
contests
this
-year,
who
will
be
de!
and
will
be
leaving
at
the
end
of
egatsj.
to
Camp
:
Vai!
at
the
E;
3oa
this
week.
em
States
Exposition
in
Sprifts-
,ar
wllr
"
extlngulsh
a
camp
fire,
were
eaeh
s,tms
fined
$25
by
Justice
of
the
Peace
purPse
sle
owns
and
modfl1
ot
d
ozoU
A.
O.
Sturgeon
at
Bams
Lake
on
Monday.
Both
Ellison
and
Ousa
ar!
cmblnatton
hH
Th
Sector,
of.
the
exhibit
la
now
from
Ootsa.
Lake
j
t
in
Paris
making
her
model
selee.
In
the
of
tU)na
aml
the
Can?P
Vail
course
a
tour
of
Central
Bcii-h;
CDhajJ,
J.
Van
RlcksdaL
wil1
cnosea
to
d5ffplay
in
onsul
general
foe
Belgium
to
van.'
we
MIie
snDWS'
,
t
J
u
v.auaj
niwu
r
wvM3jr
vjjvi
j
w
v
ui
vuuu
uLiuii
ui.
couver..
arrived!
ucrc
on
the
western
outlet
of
the
reace
Kive'r
railway
by
the
fe
deral
government.
night
of
this
week
Wednesday
night
beemg
that
the
railways
do
not
consider
the
P.
G.
E.
i
oeoree.
-..
i
field.
Mass..
from
September
ifl
.
$6,001
The-
New
Hazelton
baseball
team
28;
will
have
an
opportunity
...
9.0ft
went
to
Smithers,
on
Sunday
and.
peat
In
the.
latest
Paris
cret!oni
in
one
of
the-
best
games
seen
by
taking
part
in
the
dally
style
mere
mis
season,
aeteaiea
uie
rau-
m
wur.ii
wm
uc
a
yau.
ui
:
i
...
1.40
wav
town
team
bv
a
score
of
8
to
7.
Home
Arts
'
Division
displays
N
02,,
,
throughout
Exposition
week.
SMITHERS
am
Ellison
pharpp
and
for
LT",
!r??
,that
5?!
sra'S
sS5
ItinVPITlPnt
A
n
flf
M
n
Inn
or
t
ho
rn
itt'fi
u
will
etonrt
tn
hono.
.
7
.
..
.
.,
&
"'v
"r
'"''"
v
nra,
Mrs.
u.
n.
Kooerts.
was.
lit
U
the
OUtiet
IS
constructed
and,
all
StlQUld
insist
that
ltlftrleken
with
acute
appendicitis,
be
considered
immediately,
rather
than
await
the
time1,
she
was
placed
pn
the
train
at
when
the
work
is
not
needed
as
badly
as
it
is
today.
.
't
,
URGING
THE
LIBILVRY
Members
of
the
library
board
and
others
in
the
citv
are
I
Action
must
be
taken
to
bring
about
a
change
by
constitutional
methods
with
a
view
to
a
better
distribution
of
the
world's
wealth
and
to
insure
that
none
go
hungry
when
there
is
plenty
of
food
in
the
country.
This
way
is
the
1
path
of
safety.
WET
ARE
OFFERING:
DISCOUNT
ON
COAL
Kor
Cash
at
the
Kate
of
50e
Per
Tore
Alberta
Lump,
$13.50,
for
cash,
$13.00
Alberta
Egg,
$12.50,
for
cash,
$12.00
Pembina
Egg,
$12.58,
for
cash,
$12.00
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
PIIONE580
i
Burns
Lake
and
brought
on
tot
I
Smithers
where
a
successful
opera-
tlon
was
performed
on
Monday.
urging
that
a
new
library
building
be
included
in
anv
re-t
PRIMPF
nFORflF
f
Uef
plans
for
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert.
It
is
pointed
out
L
AVli
UliUIVUL.
mat
sucn
a
ouuoing
is
Daaiy
neeued,
tnat
it
could
De
Duilt
,
u
T
.
lty
would
be
behind
the
proposal
to
erect
a
suitable
struc-1
department
offices
here
to
start
on
ture
10
nouse
tne
line
Collection
OI
books-
now
owned
by
.several
unemployment
relief
un-the
city.
dertakings
which
have
been
plan-
(ned
for
this
district.
Camps
have:
.
REVISION
OF
ENTIRE
STRUCTURE
ISSJTSS?
T
Revision
of
the
entire
structure
of
wair
debts
and
re-(settled
upon.
paratioiis
is
being
asked
in
order
to
bring
about
a
better!
condition
of
affairs
in
the
world.
We
are
still
suffering:
w-
J-
scott
and
h.
w.
soti
ot
from
theresult
of
the-kst
war.
Whpnthp
biVennflipf
nm.1
Vancouver
are-
looking
over
the
.wU...w.
VW...
.
..
.
C.
11.1,111
.
.t.
rrlpnpPfl
tVioro.
wna
q
hiivat-a
ott-iVo.
onmnf
r,;:i
possibilities-
for
the
establishment
They
are
will-
the
present,
but
the
men
thrown
out
of
emolovment
at?L&
S?!1?:.
creamery
here.
T
hit
ttma
itinf
f
U
.,..1..
i
.
.3
?
.
1
i.
..
go
ahead
with
the
project
mui.
uuiu
nciii
iu
liic
tu
auu
iiie
ua
ijiein
um
not
re-
they
declare,
if
they
can
get
con
turn.
In
the
meantime
they
were
fed
and
clothed
by
the
itroi
of
the
milk
of
the
district.
government
anu
mere
was
no.
unemployment
problem
for
that
reason.
The
city
council
has
found
that
there
is
no
relief
for
hard
water
7l
fn.
Vo
Cf
S
VT
I
Y
conditions
here
unless
the
city
un-
cared
for
m
but
for
eamps
peaceful
purposes
instead
of
idertakes
to
process
the
water'
wurcare.
The
anomalous
condition
which
clever
statesmen
must
rectify
ie
that
there
is
in
the
world
plenty
of
food
and
plenty
of
clothes,
while
there
aiv
thousands
without
any
of
these
necessary
'chines.
It
is
a
condition
such
as
this
that.
Miss
Mlrlan
Peck
of
New
West-4
minster
has
been
appointed
prln
cipai
of
Olscome
School.
makes
some
people
"red."
They
are
mostly
honest
people
Win
for
Tfain
vho
feel
that
present
conditions
are
wrong
and
they
see
"
I1UCI
4
lain
no
other
method
of
righting
them
They
are
not
willing
to
wait
and
have
the
natural
method
of
evolution
take
care
of
the
situation
when
they
think
they
can
see
a
more
easy
method.
Within
the
next
few
years
it
wilt
be
necessary
for
statesmen
in
this
country
and
others
to
deal
courageously
with
this
situation.
.
i.
If
nothing
.
.
is
done
,
there
will
be
a
recurrence
Service
Soon
Will
Revert
tu
Thrte
Train
a,
Week
Next
Month
With
Times
of
Ar-rival
and
Departure
Same
A
at
Present
ui
mc
Jitt3iu
cumuuoni
in
anoiner
im
wiiv
Years,
mnrp
nr
Fffortiv
ntamhor
t..
iu
less
with
more
political
disturbances,
more
suffering
andlfervlce
between
Prince
Rupert
and
iiiute
uiuutou
lor
a
radical
turnover,
mere
is
enough
Wl"
10
ine
food
and
clothes
for
everyone
if
it
is
only
properly
distri-1
'hr
l10
buted
The
mass
of
the
people
do
not
know
whit
to
do.
AUjuS?
tbT'JfS
they
know
is
that
it
IS
wrong
for
them
to
be
hungry
and!
Mondays,
Wednesdays,
and
Satur-they
turn
to
any
scheme
that
thev
think
mav
rieht
mat-;
days
at
12.30
p.m.
and
arrive
here
ters.
They
argue
that
it
could
not
be
Worse
and
it
might
I
'roni
east
on
Sundays,
Tuesdays,
possibly
be
better
if
a
change-
were
made.
v
p--
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
I
Aurust
21,
1911
I
The
cas
1
proceeding
in
city
police
court
before
Magistrate
Al-I
i
f
red
Cam
of
a
young
man
who
U
i
and
cashing
a
post
office
money
order
for
$87.68.
.
.
Rav,
Dc
E.
A.
Chown,
who.
Is.
a
visitor
ta
the
city,
preached
before-large
congregation
yesterday
In
the
MethocMst
Church.
'
Yustertmy
members
of
the
Board
Ot
BaLhuay,
Commissioners;
wat
up
the
line
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
I
Railway
as
far
as
Copper
City,
belt
lmr
the
ruests
of
Genera
mmn.
Jtendent
W.
C.
C.
Meelmn.
Two
exhibits
showing
now
ia
I
been
planned
with
the
ldear
thfe
!
clothing
selection
and
care
"will
of
to
woman
vis-h
falling
to
report
a
forest
fire,
ani
teirwt
every
Clothing
section
in
part'cu-
n
eh,
tth
hiiin.
tn
1
Be-
second
cuspiay
wiu
oe
ue-
utiua.-ii",
ui:
uuiiw
left
OH'
prlnce
Demonstrations
will
be
given
in
.
washing
sweaters,
sport
wear,
other
ilrtd
garments
kid
gloves
and
similar
articles
which
can
be
rul-
it
Wfll
be
best
tq
forget
it
in
connection
with
the
scheme
andi
Vancouver,
tat
been
here
for
tbe,ned
by
careless
handling.'
uuuw
uie
provinciax
governmeni
lo
nanuie
it
exclusively,
past
ftw-
daj
assisting
local
wari,
Just
now
it
seems
as
if
the
insistence
of
Premier
Tolmie
i
veterans
to
prepare
their
pensiooii
that
it
be
included
m
the
Peace
outlet
plan
is
holding
up
1
claims.
me
wnoie
scheme,
it
so.
then
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