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1.40
WORLD'S
BAD
DREAM
Right
Hon.
David
Lloyd
George,
former
Premier
of
Britain,
says
that
in
future
people
will
look
back
to
the
was
such
a
period
of
inflation
as
that
of
a
few
years
aeo
and
the
swing
of
the
pendulum
has
brought
about
th
i
rm..
t
i
i
i
Mr
Kwapil
is
nsnrttd
to
have
been
very
successful
in
Seattle,
the
Another
Effort
to
Be
Made
to
Mar-
:MR
there
to
get
1e
and
4e
for
their
Kei
iiaiiDui
co-operatively
F.
J
Kwapil
is
expected
in
the
city
Wednesday
to
try
to
gat
the
local
fishermen
to
sign
up
with
concern
which
he
represents.
A
modern
streamlines
which
characterize
the
THE.
design,
of
th
new
Ford
V-t
motor
cars
art
exemplified
In
the
new
Ford
V-8
Oe
Luxe
Tudor
sedan,
shown
abovt.
Th
car
It
long
and
low,
Its
V-type
radiator,
slanting
windshield
and
the
forward
slops
TEA-SALE
ENJOYABLE
Oflijhtfu)
Affair
&v
I.O.D.E.
At
:
llto-me-
'vt
Mrsi
MeLennxn
C
J.
Norrington
Win
Trip
A
very
successful
and
delightful
tea
and
sale
of
home-cooking
was
iheld
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
C.
Mc
Lennan.
"The
Cedars,"
Borden
BILL'
.MITCHELL
LOSES
IIB
LIFE
IN
TIJAGEDT
AT
SUA
WAT.
LANS
LAKE.
Tpntfnuerr
from
uaire
ouei
Bill
had
stood
tip
in
the
skiff
to
clear
his
fine
and
the
boat
lar
ked,
appaarentlyln
the
current
of
she
creek
which
flows
nearby.
j
He
fell
backward
but
not
completely
'
out
of
the
boat.
After
the
pair
had
i
sat
down
again,
the
skiff
started
to'
fill
and
sink
and
both
jumped
out.
After
assisting
Young
Kelsey
to
Street,
on
Saturday
afternoon
un-
get
started
on
the
first
few
strofcc.
der
the
auspices
of
Municipal
j
Bill
shouted
to
his
younger
com-Ofcapter.
Imperial
Daughters
of
panion:
"You
will
have
to
swim
for
the
Empire.
j
shore."
Kelsey
told
Bl'.i
:o
let
e.
as
Tiw
guests
were
reeefved
by
Mrs.,
thought
he
could
make
it
him-McLenaan,
and
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart.'
elf.
The
latter
was.
uvparent!y
Munscfpal
Regent.
swimming
behind
the
boy
to
sec
Mrs.
S.
P.
MsMordie.
Mrs.
A.
T.
that
he
got
In
no
diffic
ulties.
Young
Parkin,
Mrs.
Robert
Blance
and
Kelsey
had
reached
shore
safely
by
Mrs.
D.
Orchard
McLeod
poured,
himserf
before
Bij
wen'
down.
Serrtteirrs
were
Mrs.
C.
3.
Nor-
Young
Keteey
had
learned
to
rtngton.
Mrs.
J.
H.
Macey,
Mrs.
swim
only
last
year
and
H
was
about
Hob.
Davie.
,Mis.
O.
P.
Tinker,
the
first
time
he
had
tvn
for
any
w
Miss
Florence
smitn,
miss
wma
distance
out
or
hflrdept!.
Bill
Mit-Dyer
and
Miss
Patricia
Owyer.
eh
ell
was
regarded
as
quite
a
pre-
Mrs.
Ernest
Anaerson
was
gen-
'kient
swimmer.
Ui.cioubteeUy.
eral
being
assisted
by
heavy
gust
w,
.
Mrs.
w
H.
warm-Murray
and
sweaters
wMeH
1st
w
;
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox.
Tbe
hcme-eookkie
teeioed
to
fore-
hsse
down
table
was
ua
ebarg
of
Mrs.
J.
A
Water
Fifty
ret
Deep
Tent
d
Mss.
O.
W.
Laidler.
Miss
it
was
stated
by
arte
of
the
sear-Bessie
Betss
was
cashier.
cfeers
this
moresns;
tba'
the
fishing
Fortune
teHing
was
carried
on
-od
being
used
by
B8I
MiteaeB
was
present
period
as
the
"World's
Bad
Dream."
There
never
bv
Mes-
waaam
Bra
and
Mrs.
c.
dieted
upaboat
wo
leet
tnm
share.
E.
Oullen
M.
H.
L.
Laundreyhad
!ndlcatmg
that
the
pair
went
in
the
chanae
at
the
raffle
The
winning
.kj
tk.i
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wkw
Rimw
vnev
Milb.
in
mm
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"v
w
nere
miy
ices
cieep
ami
snetves
wurKi
greatest,
utuiauun.
ine
uacKwaru
swing
was
ver
Nsx
876)
was
dsawn
by
Mrs.
greater
than
even
the
upward
swing.
What
is
difficult
to
c.
h.
Orme
and
was
held
by
c.
j.
realize
now
is
that
after
a
time
the
upward
swing
will
Norrtaejtoa.
come
again.
By
that
time
many
people
will
have
lost
their
A
uf!''d
m
property
their
enthusiasm,
their
optimism
and
will
re;
HIIbSS
T.
mam
broken
by
the
ruthlessness
of
the
forces
arrayed
asoo,
ptaacforte
duet
by
Mrs
against
them.
Robert
Bardett
and
Mrs.
Stam-
However,
it
is
when
things
are
so
bad
that
people
are
tor-
,Bd
7loHn
80tos
y
Bert
wondering
if
they
can
ever
bear
up
under
them
that
re-
cMnl.
lief
usually
comes.
It
will
come
silently,
steadily,
even
BiackSdMrs!
c
stealthily.
There
will
be
no
blare
of
trumpets.
In
the
mean-
time
people
must
adapt
themselves
to
the
new
conditions
which
have
come
to
stay
for
a
time
at
least.
We
have
to
spend
less
because
we
have
less
to
spend.
Things
looked
LOCAL
NEWS
upon
recently
as
necessities
are
now
being
viewed
as
lux-
coastwise
steamship
&
Barge
uries
and
to
many
as
unattainable
luxuries.
When
we
have
co.'s
freighter
ortfieo.
bound
from
accustomed
ourselves
to
this
new
condition,
the
improve-
Seattle
to
Anyox.
made
a
brief
call
ment
will
commence
but
not
before.
in
port
this
morning.
'
J'
P-
iteilfllaB-
manager
of
Ctex-
WIIV
wnnnv?
,
uUKUl.
ton
cannery,
was
a
week-end
vbl-
An
t-.
Englfe
t
publication
"Efficiency'
hM
the
following
tor
to
the
cjky
on
business,
having
interesting
paragraph
in
its
latest
number:
arriveo
on
Saturday
from
the
"If
you
are
in
business
you
are
either
busy
or
not
busy.
skeena
Rlver-If
you
are
bm
there
is
no
need
to
worry.
If
you
are
not
Ald.
H
who
hM
been
busy
you
will
either
get
busy
or
will
broke.
If
you
go
you
on
a
tn
daj
business
trip
to
se-get
busy
there
is
no
need
to
worry.
If
you
go
broke,
either
atue,
returned
to
the
city
'from
someone
will
leave
you
a
fortune
or
you
will
go
to
the
,he
"
on
the
catua
yesterda:
workhouse.
If
someone
leaves
you
a
fortune,
there
is
no
fternoon
IIe
W8
ca,Ied
to
seatth
"
8
witness
in
a
case
arising
out
npH
tft
vrncrv
If
vm.ii
a
tr
tKa
nrVliniica
,;B
:...
:
j
:rt
.it.
-
11
oi
ary
uvc
lo
a
npc
uiu
agtr
or
you
win
uie.
n
you
live
to
a
ripe
oui
age,
there
is
no
need
to
worry.
If
you
die
you
can't
worry.
So
why
worry
?"
dock
construction
here.
Northland
Transportation
Co.'s
motorshrp
BerUngham
arrived
In
port
at
10
o'clock
this
morning
"
'
from
Ketchikan
with
four
car-
saeetiag
of
tithing
vessel
owners
loada
of
fresh
halibut
for
trans-aad
fishermen
is
trected
to
be
eal-
antpment
to
the
United
States
on
lea-
to
saeet
him
aad
hear
Ms
pro-
Ma
afternoon's
train.
HOME
OIL
TEAM
Home
Oil
wfll
Held
the
following
team
against
Regiment
In
tomor-
row
afternoon's
Senior
Football
League
match:
Moxley;
Blake
and
Estimated
gold
production
In
1931
'
Murray;
Webster,
Howe
and
Fisher;
in
Canada
.showed
an
increase
of
Nskamoto,
Currle,
Davis,
Marshall
2'
over
1930.
and
McMeekin.
FORD
SHOWS
NEW
V-8
DE
LUXE
TUDOR
of
the
rear
pansl,
emphasizing
Its
graceful
lines.
The
De
Lux
Tudor
sedan
la
tqulpptd
with
cowl
lights,
dome
light,
ash
trayt,
front
door
pockets,
adjuttablt
driver's
seat
and
Is
fitted
with
safety
glaii
In
the
windshield
and
In
all
doors
and
windows.
af
f
nearby
to
a
much
greats
depth.
,
It
was
in
the
stifle
from
the
interning
'
creek
that
the
tragedy
wwwt
Norsaan
Frees,
wading
oat.
from
the
sheee
tilt
the
water
was
above
bis
waist
neJd
out
a
stack
to
yosng
Kelsey
whom
he
helped'
to
(Kill
in
to
shore.
Raving
seen
Mit-'
rhell
swisaraing
behind.
Freeman
j
had
intended
to
gtve
him
stopfer!
asskUnce
but,
when
he
looked
out
again,
be
had
dtsapfjeartd.
It
was
almost
dark
at
the
time.
City
Is
Shorkrd
News
of
the
tragedy,
beeomtm
seneraHy
known
in
the
ettjr
yes-'
-erday
mornteg.
cast
a
pal
of
gtonm
j
over
the
eosnmtmtty
for
BUI
Mit-'
?hefl
was
widely
known
and
highly
popular.
Twenty
-
seven
years
of
age,
he
had
lived
here
state
he
was
a
very
small
boy
with
Bis
par-mts.
A
member
of
Uv
taff
oi
the
xmtracUng
firm
of
MiteheR
Si
Carle,
of
which
his
father
is
senior
nember,
and
at
one
time
Identified
.vith
the
Iatty
News
typographical
j
taf
f.
deceased
was
prominent
and
:
active
in
athletic,
eteb.
church
and
,
ocUl
cltcles.
He
was
a
well
known
1
footban
and
baseball
player
and
a!
valued
member
of
the
Elks'
Lodge.!
3yro
Club
and
Presbyterian
Church.
Among
the
older
andj
wunger
people
alike,
he
was
great-,
y
esteemed
through
his
generous
mature
and
happy
dispostUon.
There
tre
few
citizens
who
do
not
feel
a!
ense
of
personal
shoek
at
khe'tra-!
1c
nature
of
his
fate.
I
To
the
deeply
bereaved
and
well'
newn
family,
the
deep
sympathy
t
the
whole
community
will
be
ex-wded.
In
addition
to
the
parents,
here
are
three
brothers
James
mtcheil
of
the
West
Vancouver
Wgh
School
teaching
staff.
George
Mitchell
of
the
Bis
Bay
Lamfeef
Co.
lore
and
Alex
Mltchir
of
Mtteheil
U
Currle
here
and
two
stiff-Miss
Caroline
Mltehell'of
the
Maeh-ing
staff
of
Booth
Memorial
Seheel
here
and
Mies
Irene
MKebfltf,
who
recently
returned
ivuae
fresrt
her
studies
at
the
University
of
British
I
Columbia
to
spend
the
summer
va-
!
cation.
Bill
Mitchell
vm
27
yean
of
ami
(and
was
born
at
Orange,
Beaff-I
Jshlre,
Scotland,
coming
here
when
'
(four
and
a
half
ynrs
old.
I
Searchinr
AraHi
Today
Drnttlnx
opera
Hons
were
re-'
sumed
this
mornint
with
&rp.
A.j
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Dry
Dock
Total
capacity
20.000
tens.
Shipbuilder.,
snd
Ship
Repairers
for
Sleer
and
Wood
Vessels
Sawmill
and
Mlnlng.Maclilnery
Repaired
and
Overhauled
Iron
and
Brass
Casting
Elertrfo
and
Acetylene
Welding
SO.tnn
llerrick
for
Heavy
Lifts
Monday,
May
rs,
ijjj
Here's
Something
You
II
Like
tiiantupjptn
uilb
tvtrj
Choice
quality
Virginia
tobaccos
-.
blended
for
men
whV'roil
their
own"
-
-
Ogden'8
fine
cut
Is
6ure
to
please
-
-
it's
the
brand
that
has
arwdvej
sofJon
its
merits.
OGDEN'S
FINE
CUT
CIGARETTE
TOBACCO
YOUR
PIPE
KNOWS
OGDEN'S
CU7PLUG
Stone,
provincial
police,
in
quainted
with
the
nature
of
the
charge,
assisted
by
Bob
Frizzell
and
lake
were
still
hopeful
of
success.
1
other
local
cMtaens.
After
the
thor-
Mayor
Cyril
H.
Orme
was
among
:vo
heavy
oaahnes
of
yesterday's
work,
the
the
many
citizens
who
went
out
toi
wearing
pettee
fek
that
there
was
now
little
Shawat&in
Lake
yesterday
to
as-
hepe
of
recovertng
the
body
by
list
the
police
In
the
dragging
op-,
drugging,
although
some
well
ac-
ieraUoiis.
,
1,
C-V.IL
TUA1NS
For
the
East
Mondays,
YftUMMity
days;
,
From
the
East
nil
Fri.
Tuesdays,
Thursuay
aim
Satut-.'
"i
40
in
Lwa
v
'rv
i'rK
.".,
-
m
1
our
Monthly
CllCCUC
fl5
long
as
you
live
VVIIEN
you
retire,
you
will
apprrciate
a
guar-anteed
Income
of
8150.00
month
a
never-falling
income
which
wfll
continue,
without
change,
as
long
as
you
live!
;
Such
an
income
spells
independence.
It
opens
the
door
to
a
care-free
future.
It-
means
security
from
money
worries.
To
mate
your
dreams
of
retirement
come
true,
simply
invest
part
of
your
earnings
each
year
In
Life
Insurance.
Your
future
income
ran
be
more
tlian
$150.00,
or
less
depending
entirely
upon
tle
amount
of
savings
you
set
aside
for
this
purpose.
m
i-
f
And?
should
yon
not
live
to-
old
sgf,
your
faint!
it
fully
protected
by
the
saine,
Ufejlrutirance
by
the
same
monthly
income.
Any
Life
Insurance
frpresentatite
will
gTaoTy
give
you
complete
information
oi
this
he
most
modern
form
of
Life
Insurance.
He
can
suggest
an
attractive
income
plan
exactly
suited
to
your
ueedt.
tyrowy:
Ont
t
a
mitt
0f
menafsi
sswisored
b
lift
Inmranv
CompunUt