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the
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Trade
Mission
Ship
to
Canada
recently.
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will
visit
various
points
In
the
Dominion
before
returning
to
Scotland.
.02
25
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1.40
t
remier
loirriie
announces
that
he
still
hones
to
see
the'
nifrruvntr
tn
A
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nl-n
U.,.'U
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il.
J
"iaaiva
ami
me
people
oi
Northern
li.
C
mi
i
will
be
with
him
amost
to
a
man
in
hoping
that
the
undertaking
;is
successful
as
long
as
its
construction
does
not
stand
in
the
way
of
other
much
needed
work.
Prince
Rupert
people
would
greatly
resent
having
the
Alaska
highway
built
while
the
highway
connecting
this
city
with
the
m10r
remams
almost
as
it
was
two
years
ago.
There
is
today
a
party
of
men
camped
at
Cloyah
Bay
where
they
have
been
rusticating
for
the
past
many
moons.
They
say
they
want
to
work
but
they
do
not
like
the
rate
of
pay
offered
by
the
government.
They
say
that
25c
a
dav
is
an
insult
to
any
self-respecting
man.
What
the
Daily
News
has
beer?
asking
for
the
past
year
or
so
is
that
work
shall
continue
on
the
highway
in
such
a
way
as
to
indicate
that
the
provincial
government
really
wishes
to
see
the
work
done.
There
has
been
enough
shilly-i
shalhancand
exnlainino-dnnp
jilronrlv
vw
;D
n,inA
:..
i
.
o
.
mhuho
uccucu
HUW
i
is
real
construction
,
work
that
will
enable
the
men
to
earn
an
honest
living
in
an
honest
way.
Then
when
this
highway
is
competed
or
nearing
completion
will
be
time
to
discuss
the
Alaska
project
MANY
WILL
WANT
TO
FISH
It
seems
very
probable
that
there
will
be
a
great
demand
lor
fishing
licenses
on
the
river
this
vear.
The
failure
of
other
occupations
to
provide
a
living
is
turning
the
eyes
of
many
to
the
salmon
as
a
means
of
securing
a
small
stake
to
enable
therri
to
carry
on
without
asking
for
relief.
The
danger
is
that
too
many
will
apply
for
licenses
and
that
the
nver
may
be
over-fished.
There
is
prospect
of
a
good
season
s
sockeye
catch
and
this
should
bring
in
a
little
new
money
td
benefit
the
whole
district.
Visiting
In
Canada
Big
Crowd
Plight
of
Both
Married
and
Sin'
Unemployed
as
Regards
Lack
of
Clothing:
Reported
Serious
this
desirable
result.
In
the
eeneral
social
system,
Aid.
Casey
believed
there
would
be
no
change
at
present
He
did
not
believe
the
workers
had
either
the
ability
or
the
knowledge
to
take
over
exclusive
control
of
affairs.
W.
Mahoney
held
that
the
workers
were
fully
competent
of
taking
over
and
running
the
affairs
of
the
country.
They
would
make
a
better
joo
or
it
than
the
present
parties.
In
control
were
doing.
Clothes
Needed
The
meeting
was
Drimarilv
called
to
consider
the
position
of
the
men
In
the
relief
camp
at
Cloyah
Bay
who
are
sadly
In
need
of
boots
and
snoes.
it
was
decided
to
get
In
touch
with
Victoria
direct
to
ascertain
who
was
responsible
for
holding
up
the
issues
of
clothes
and
boots
which
had
lone
been
Dromised
nnd
had
actually
been
signed
for
by
the
men.
a
request
from
Government
Agent
Norman
A.
Watt
to
be
sun.
piled
with
a
full
history
of
the
ne
gotiations
for
clothes
will
also
be
met
The
central
committee
was
Instructed
to
draw
the
attention
of
he
city
council
to
the
plight
of
narrled
unemployed
men
who
to-ether
with
their
families
were
without
clothes.
Many
of
the
mem-xn
spoke
very
strongly
upon
this
ubject.
In
the
course
of
a
heart-to-heart
alk
with
the
audience,
one
of
the
peokers
made
an
appeal
to
the
Ingle
men
to
refuse
the
$7.50
per
nonth
offer
of
the
government
and.
Judging
by
the
cheers
he
was
iccorded,
he
evidently
had
the
sym-
patny
or
the
meeting.
The
secretary.
T.
W.
Murphy,
gave
an
account
of
a
recent
trip
tp
Stewart
stating
that
he
had
enrolled
107
members
In
a
branch,
of
the
National
Unemployed
Workers'
Association
there.
A
vote
of
thanks
was
accorded
to
Aid.
Casey
for
his
attendance
and
also
to
the
Canadian
Labor
Defence
League
for
use
of
the
hall
before
the
meeting
closed
with
the
singing
of
"The
Red
Flag."
Telephones
and
Lights
Will
Be
Cut
in
Holidays
''
-
-
-jBr5-11
sftlory
J
O.
Williamson
.the
school
hmnt.
elded
Jay
flight
tolftif
the
lights
uhu
teicpnoncs
m
city
schools
cut
off
during
the
forthcoming
summer
vacation
period.
It
Is
estimated
that
some
$150
may
be
saved
by
taking
this
action.
The
cutting
out
of
the
utilities
will
be
subject
to
approval
of
the
fire
chief.
There
was
some
discussion
among
members
of
the
board
as
to
the
actual
.savings
that
would
be
effected
by
cutting
out
the
services.
TOE
DAILT
NEWS
7.
SILVER
IS
CASES
ARE
1
DISCUSSED
DISMISSED
Lively
Debate
K-tueen
Aid.
Casey
Final
Proceedings
Yesterday
Aftcr-and
Three
Uouxhty
OpMUMHt
,
noit.iit
"Connection,
.Witl.i
Lhiiir
Warmed
Ui
Meeting
t
HVikles
Theft
Charrcftl'eliee
Commended
;
On
the
ground
that
the
only
e
vidence
against
Hans
Berquist
aa
to
the
ownership
of
150
sacks
of
1
quor
which
was
alleged
to
hove
jbeen
stolen
from
Walta
Island
had
been
given
In
a
statement
by
Alfred
Swanson
which
had
not
been
made
I
In
his
(Berqulst'si
presence,
Stl-
:
A
debate
on
the
silver
question
pendlary
Magistrate
H.
F.
MeLeod
between
Aid.
George
B.
Casey
on
decided
in
provincial
police
court
I
the
one
hand
and
W.
It
Montgom-
yesterday
afternoon
that
this
could
ery,
William
Brown
(Cloyah
Bay)
not
be
held
as
evidence
against
and
W.
Mahoney
on
the
other
was
Berquist
so,
accordingly,
he
dis-the
main
feature
of
a
meeting
of
missed
the
charge.
In
view
of
the
unemployed
which
was
held
last
evidence
of
Swanson
that
he
had
night
In
the
Canadian
Labor
D-
been
forced
at
the
point
of
a
gun
to
fpnrp
T.P:lnip
Hall
A
nrAurrl
nl
Ka
take
I
h
A
IIaiiap
tha
mflDlfttnU
half!
tween
300
and
400
persons
packed
that
he
had
nothing
to
do
but
also
lL.
1
11
A
A.
I
-mmt.
.
.
JI..I
.
uie
nun
10
me
aoors.
ine
mee'tng
uuscnarge
mm.
waxed
lively
at
times
and
warm
At
the
opening
of
the
afternoon
discussions
made
the
session
one
of
session
yesterday.
Inspector
John
Bostrom,
Charles
Edwards
and
Jack
Mulhern
which
arose
out
of
the!
other
two
cases
and,
therefore,
he
withdrew
the
charges.
Stipendiary
Magistrate
MeLeod.
:
In
discharging
the
three
men
from
custody,
commended
the
SV1V1.
police
191
fer
tin
i
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ri'
H
citottte
rapttt
V
trithtttrypaekat.
Your
ripe
Knows
Ogden't
Cut
Plug!
the
most
interesting
which
the
Macdonald,
who
conducted
the
case
Workless
have
held
hfr
rhaHes
for
the
crnwn
felt,
that
rlMnit
th
,.
..
.
.
,
,
,
7
'
'
.-enooi
uuaru
woes
not
iiiiiik
uov-
Chapman.
chairman
of
the
Prince
views
of
L.
W.
Patmore.
defence
ernmeiii
should
Charse
Punlls
Kupert
orancn
of
the
National
Un-
counsel,
to
the
contrary,
the
lntcn-
Taking
Tests
ciuijtuycu
nuiurrs
Association
oi,
nuns
01
inc
two
men
naa
oeen
es
Escape
Monday
From
Yakima
Jail
...
I
,
evwence
to
prove
the
ownership
of
the
liquor
and
It
had
been
for
that
reason
that
the
cases
had
failed.
City
Being
Asked
To
Do
Work
Upon
School
Grounds
The
board
of
school
trustees
Is
to
get
In
touch
with
Ihe
city
council
with
a
lew
to
hivln
some
re-oalr
work
carried
out
on
grounds
of
the
city
schools
thi
board
has
no
funds
to
expend
this
Charlie
Chaplin
you
Roll
Your
Own"
Use
Ogden's
fine
cut
cigarette
tobacco.
It
speeds
up
cigarette
rollingand
gyes
a
sweeter,
cooler,
more
fragrant
smoke.
The
brand
that
has
always
Bold
on
it9
merits.
OGDEN'S
FINE
CUT
CIGARETTE
CT?a;
V."1
Ver
th!
m'eUn
'
liu
and
that
the'
Sh0uW
meet
nlrmtn
W.
J.
Greer
brought
to
mating
on
Tuea7nig"t
last
iT
1
JoPh
Thornton
c,
which
lasted
for
more
than
three
.
the
charge.
ntlentlon
f
th
..honi
hrrrt
!r".g.:.
1.1
fl
ll"1!:
-Oardon
Smith
a,i
hours
Judging
from
the
applause
which
was
accorded
the
speakers.
Aid.
Casey
lost
the
"
wordy
.7
battle
In
the
j
Examination
Fees
Considered
Unfair
TOBACCO
District
News
SMITHERS
Mr.
and
M.
P.
O.
nuseejl
left
la4
Tuesday
mor
nine
for
Edn'fentnn
where
Mr.
Rusell
will
reum?
hid
duties
as
a
conductor
for
the
CtlJa
Ulan
National
Railways
after
having
served
here
for
several
years
as
Assistant
wwni
superintendent
superintendent
whicJ
which
no-
yakima
wn.hin,nn
t,..
m.
I
ww
..n
4,.
W
till.
A
W
.
J
I
1-
.
.
their
work
In
connection
with
h
Bawln
their
wav
thmu.h
.n,i
ulon
1)09
wen
abolished.
cases.
They
had
done
everything
1
How
bars,
five
prisoners
escaped
they
could
In
the
matter
and
should
I
Monday
from
the
Yakima
Coun-
nnTATT'
nrnnnr
have
no
regrets.
They
had
simply
ty
Jail
and
were
still
at
large
last
rKilNl
wivu
C.
lifrtlKlir
VJIuVSIVVJIj
been
unable
to
obtain
sufficient
night.
The
Judicial
committee
of
the
Privy
Council
has
refused
leave
to
the
Hudson
Bay
Co.
and
Sheriff
E.
S.
s.
Peters
peters
to
to
nnneal
appeal
from
from
the
V
deel
4i.
V
SltS
p
eatl
IP.
s,on
at
the
Supreme
Court
of
Ca
natte
giving
Mrs.
Elizabeth
Overn
or
Vancouver
Judgment
for
$11.-Scrtrn
Comedian
raises
Throuch
Tnla
endl
a
somewhat
cele-I'ugct
Sound
City
Following
brated
case
In
which
the
costs
are
Trip
Around
World
;
ald
10
exceed
the
amount
of
the
-
,
(Judgment.
The
action
was
over
the
.
!
seizure
of
a
fur
trading
post
north
'
SEATTLE,
June
15:
Charhw
'f
h.r.
'
Chaplin
disembarked
here
veater-
.
day
from
the
steamer
Hikawa
Maru
While
the
dismissal
orrfer
ff..
of
the
Nippon
Yusen
Kateha
Line
tlve
at
the
end
of
this
term
still
on
whleh
he
had
made
the
vovaee
atjndi.
th
;
CftHH
M
(Hi
IfOe
Irom
year
to
year
ri..
cently
Issued
an
oid
r
the
resignations
or
..;!
the
teaching
staff
r
the
present
term.
Mr,
and
Mr.
Jack
their
Www
at
the
en
i
to
Premier
where
M
been
appointed
outi!
the
Premier
mine
J
'
llie
East
Mr)day.
Weduesd.ty
iwn'y
jrii
the
East
.HWtsay,
Tuesday
r
r
Vancouver-Tuesday
Thursday
rrjdjy
June
5,
18
tnd
22
from
Vancouver
Sunday
Wednesday
.
Friday
June
13,
17
and
87
Si
STEWART
Mr.
Patmore.
who
had
submitted
uist
night
whit
he
considered
to
ed
members
of
the
Elks'
Lodee
at
,wve
been
namrd
"""
V
earlier
In
the
day
that
the
crown
be
an
Injustice
particularly
under
a
happy
social
aatherinir
There
t
eeutlve
commit.-
uf
.
.
77
rr
mii
cjiirguts
ie
iot
pupim
WK-
winners
were
Mm
R
Fhv
Mr
I
a
x
"
unemployed
VV'.ii
.
opinion
of
the
audience.
Neverthe-i
had
been
committed,
made
no
fur-
tn
.v,m.,i:
t
er!
":
K:.
.
si.-7-n-
less
he
nut
n
n
nltnnt
fi.ht.
Ither
rnmm.nt
ZlZ"'S".r''r'Z"T:
MCU,'
w-
J-
Ne
f.
F.
V.T
r-.
-r
-
m
--
vow
pupia
ana
tneir
parenH
Aenew
on
more
than
one
occasion
had
his
The
maebtrate
thereuDon
save
ertnw
in
nffn
M
fi,..
f
...
I..
mw
ww
Hien
icm.
i...
WmnHliHaV
Tlirui
IK
1H1I
lh
utarnn
nnnnnant.
nl
-
l-!
Klo
Atmimin.
Jl,lul..
n
.
...
.
"
-
-
--
j
.
-
Xok
ujoimi
wui
dj
aien
ud
aeain
tk.
i.tiuk-
.
floored.
With
the
present
economic
f
and
Berquist
on
aeeount
of
lock
of
with
a
view
to
Dtaelne
the
matter
.
.
,
.
.
.
HMr"u"
sstem
faclne
a
collarjse.
Aid.
Casev
!
evidence
to
warrant
their
urged
that
the
stabilization
of
sll".
tal
,
'
,
L
7
rr
"
-
'
at
a
meetlngjMt
In
view
of
the
decision
given
in
i
ventton
In
the
fall,
of
keeping
men
at
work
"
w
and
w.w
re-i
j
the
Swanson
w
and
WW
Berquist
M
VU-
eae
f
In-'
1
1-
-
people.
Every
possible
avenue
did
not
consider
It
any
use
nro-
VUm
DiCMlMu.
should
be
explored
to
bring
about
j
ceeding
with
the
cases
against
Emil
Tuesday
evening
of
the
SmRhers
and
District
Chamber
of
Commerce.
No
dflaite
action
was'
taken
on
the
matter.
Cii
Mail
Scl.cduli
r
Hlewirt
and
Anyot
Sunday
.
...
.
r
Wednesday
.
3
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Stewart
and
AnjM
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ll
30
aa
Thursday
I
pa.
For
Naas
River
and
Pert
Simpwn-
Sunday
"
r-
Frnm
Naa
River
and
Tort
Slmpoa
Tuesday
...
...
11
30
so
For
(hiten
Charlottes
Jiine
JO
and
24
From
Queen
Charlottes
June
8
and
32
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10
,w
acn
that
in
future
thing.
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Alaska-
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teachera
would
nuuiu
be
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a
5,.
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in
and
nnn
fQ
m
"
1
I
ay
only
$10
down
Balance
spread
over
24
months
The
Year's
BEST
BUY
an
ELECTRIC
RANGE
Only
$137.50
Cash
Installed
'
'
Slightly
more
on
deferred
payments
Here
is
a
aensational
value
...
an
all
porcelain
enamelled
Electric
Range
priced
to
fit
1932
budgets.
Take
this
easy
way
away
from
cook-stove
drudgery.
Have
a
cool
clean
kitchen
with
perfect
even
cooking
heat
at
the
snap
of
a
switch.
Cook
better
meals
with
far
less
trouble;
without
waste
and
with
all
nourishment
value
retained.
Nothing1,
underdone.
Nothing
burnt
to
a
crisp.
Economy
in
your
housekeeping
bills.
Lesj
time
spent
In
the
kitchen.
This
it
the
story
with
electric
cooking.
Make
it
YOUR
Ktmtmbtr
tblt
itnsatlonal
prlct
holds
only
during
Salt
mnd
It
htludu
IntttlU-tlon
of
ranSt
In
your
bom,
rtady
to
un.
&
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6
t
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Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Ltd.
and
fi
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39
noon
pm
11
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30
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