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GEN.
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Radium
Is
Promoter
3.00'
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Personal
Interest
is
Seen
By
Cana
$800
J;,,,
Financial
Journal
in
flan
0.00
Tor
Government
Monopoly
.02
J
The
Vergthan
bromide
about
25
fearing
the
Greeks
when
they
.16
lpme
bearing
gilts
applies
with
M0
1
seme
force
to
the
plan
of
Gen.
A.
ID.
McRae
to
have
the
radium-bear-
j
governoient
monopoly
for
the
bene-
ifit
of
the
poor
and
suffering,
says
a
I
Financial
Post
editorial.
If
Canada
.
I
sincerely
wishes
to
break
the
Bel-
raised
that
Hie
Oreat
Bear
lajke
boom
jus
proved
a
flop
And
some
of
those
holding
clataus
from
the
Dominion
governme&t
might
be
glad
to
eB
them
.hack
to
the
Dominion
government
at
a
huge
profit
and
!
In
any
event
Oen
McRae.
bocanie
of
his
recent
connection
with
min-
.
lng
promotion,
was
not,
in
the
opin-.
ion
of
ihe
Financial
Post,
the
pro-jper
person
to
make
the
suggestion
!
he
has
made.
The
public
ought
to
know
a
lot
more
about
itoe
preposi-I
tloji
before
it
becomes
unduly
en-.
i
thuslastte
about
it.
ARE
WEDDED
glM
trut
and
bring
down
the
eost
TSixuloir
Uav
Hi
1
I
-
w
.i
.
.
WtUI
WCIC
jil
11...
j
j
j?j
1
.
I
oeen
ymiuig
jor
pw
tvw
wee
with
federal
charter
and
under
federal
pany
a
control.,
rueaiis
Collapse
at
Stewart
and
Premier,
returned
This
WOUld
be
very
little
different
from
any
Other
big
COm-j
a
scant
few
years
ago
Canada
;
to
the
city
from
the
north
on
the
pany
in
that
the
holders
of
the
majority
Stock
WOUld
really
went
through
the
most
distressing
Catala
this
morning,
control
I
experience
of
a
mining
stock
boom
Instead
of
giving
the
monopoly
to
a
private
company
!andJhe
!ubs!T5nt
'n
th
tlL
L?J!m
,
.j
.
,
.
if
f
.
ji
.
t
ii
imidst
of
which
many
fortunes,
Moore
of
this
city,
arrived
on
this
we
should
much
prefer
to
see
the
monopoly
handled
by
the!
and
were
;wept
away
tram
from
her
home
t
r-tate
as
a
separate
government
department
or
as
a
Com-
and
not
a
few
individuals,
some
of
Terrace
and
sailed
this
afternoon
pany
the
controlling
Stock
of
Which
is
held
by
the
.
State.
It
'
them
the
reputed
tools
of
more
in-
on
the
Catala
for
Vancouver.
1.1
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11.1
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l
r
p'
i
i
i
.i.
it.
i
ki.ku
i
i
w.uuju
xianmeu
eunnar
to
tne
pose
oxiice,
wnico
aiso
i?
a
,,u
"s'j
jjiaccu
pciouus,
tat
monopoly,
or
iike
the
national
railWay
by
a
board
of
lunt
'p?In,te"t,,2'l'or
T
directory
.appointed
by
the
federal
and
provincial
t'SS
ments.
We
are
inclined
to
favor
the
direct
control
such
as;Tnere
were
many
good
and
many
that
exercised
by
the
post
office
department
I
bad
companies
ananiied
during
Very
soon
we
shall
have
a
system
of
television
which
tha
period.
;
will
eagage
the
attention
of
the
broadcasters.
Then
it
will
0nc
of
the
rouP
ot
companies
be
neotfHwy
to
give
Canadians
the
right
to
see
their
fel-'3j
ToTw
22-low
Canadians
as
well
as
to
greet
outstanding
personali-
group
thatembmced
the
so-caMed
ties
of
other
countries.
In
time
radio
will
be
used
by
every-
Lindsiey
enterprises,
including
the
;
one.
Its
defects
will
be
cured
and
it
will
be
developed
and
sherritt-oordon.
venture.
Falcon-'
controlled
to
such
an
extent
that
it
will
be
looked
upon
as
tolWe
minion
xPiorers.
etc.
one
of
the
necessities
of
life.
When
such
a
time
comes
the
am'
gfou
ateo
'"'
a
state
will
undoubtedly
control
it
and
this
is
the
best
time
SKJSJ0
Ziu
to
begin,
before
the
vested
interests
have
become
too
ande
n
aeuai
propertis
and
the
strong.
It
would
be
unfair
to
the
people
of
the
country
and
r
uiu
achieved
wete
eomparative-:
also
to
the
people
who
might
be
induced
to
invest
their
,y
i1"
be,lde
the
wrmo
sums
money
to
make
a
false
start
that
would
have
to
be
remed-
tVhe
f"1
.
Wie
pur"
hs2
fham
of
the
companies.
iea
iel
in
m
thp
me
near
near
future
luture.
wnJch
may
lMVC
ibe
auH
of
'
the
general
public
and
maybe
was
STINGING
THE
HICKS
not.
How
large
Oen.
Mcftae
fitted
into
:
Standind
studv
the
hard-hittpn
faros
of
trip
rrnmVilprs
in
the
LUid4ey
group
pleture
can
not
charge
of
the
gambling
devices
at
the
county
fairs,
Glance
5
ZZ'tl
at
the
toutsand
cappers
who
assist
them
in
their
effort
to
TZTSTT
fleece
the
public
You
then
have
a
composite
picture
of
the
companies.
At
jtbe
present
time
onej
gangsters
and
racketeers
who
are
presently
dominating
the
Lindsiey
companies
is
veryi
the
forces
of
law
and
order
in
the
United
States.
These
actlve
tn
thc
Bear
kc
area.!
men
take
a
summer
vacation
in
the
fall
of
the
year,
"Out
Jhu
u
v
Explorers,
which
in
the
sticks
stinging
the
hicks."
as
they
term
ft.
Yet,
re-iSenELT.?S.22i
putable
men,
directors
of
the
county
fairs,
encourage
on
more
than
one
occasion.
There
them,
thus
selling
out
their
neighbors
for
thirty
pieces
of
was
the
time
when
col.
McAipine.
silver.
In
the
years
that
have
passed
those
things
have
be-
lte
ch,ef
ponr,
wa,iojst
in
the
smirched
the
morals.of
many
a
young
man,
even
going
so
AreUc
aUr
an
wpe
trip
far
ns
htrinrr
thom
no
nn..J
"
t
Let
J
....wutlng
for
mineral
lands.
There
vv
Cl
Mi
vviil
lv-"tJil
r.
us
stop
it;
liefuse
to
countenance
these
adroit
eramhlers.
and
i
t
.t
trnm
m
nmi.
nave
a
ciean
snow.
snerorooke
Daily
Record.
THE
ALL
-
CANADIAN
BREAKFAST
SHREDDED
DELICIOUS
HEALTHFUL
ECONOMICAL
SATISFYING
Mm4t
dm
CaWa
with
CmnmdUn
Whtmt
THE
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
WHEAT
COMPANY,
LTD.
was
the
time,
too,
that
it
endeavor-
gov-
.exnment
exclusive
mineral
rights
to
.
an
enormous
area
west
oi
Hudson
Bay,
a
"grab"
that
was
nipped
in
the
bud.
i
To
Create
Boom
1
Now,
when
one
who
has
been
ra
ther
closely
connected
with
this
group
of
companies
makes
a
sug
gestion
of
the
character
of
the
one
Oen
McRae
has
made,
the
public
is
entitled
to
ask
what
does
it
really
mean
Oen
McRae
can
hardly
have
-beeaVmawareJLha.Uther&
ha
been!
a
persistent
effort.
to
turn
the
legl
Jtlroate
mining
operations
at
Oreat
Bear
Lake
into
the
foundation
for
another
speculative
boom
which
j
would
permit
millions
of
dollars
of
shares
to
be
unloaded
on
thc
public.
He
is
astute
enough
surely
to
1
realize
that
his
speech
in
the
Senate,
wllh
its
very
rosy
figures
on
ore
values,
was
Just
the
.sort
of
material
j
the
stock
jobbers
could
use
to
very
Ifffind
effort
In
their
nmvlnrt
nn
ro
public.
Of
course,
the
suspicion
mlcht
be
The
Lif
ALMANAC
OF
i
CHURCH
OUT
Great
Deal
of
Information
Regard-
II
ngCrat,Bar
r..."K.,,.i
Lake
,t-
!eiUnc
unnecessary.
J
ho",.
m
Contained
in
Just
Off
fits
;
.-ij
Hit
new
Lutheran
World
Almanac
is
just
off
the
press.
It
contain;
a
mass
of
information
about
the
Lutheran
Church.
First
place
Is
gittn
to
ihe
church
in
Canada
and
thq
jolted
States.
Ihe
new
almanac
says
that
there
are
more
than
2,000,000
Lutherans
!in
the
world
in
75,000
congregations
I
served
by
5000
pastors.
The
estimated
number
of
Lutheran
adher-ents
in
North
America
is
20.000.000.
mQTCUMDT
lo
1930-81
the
various
Lutheran
UlllfrUYl
ciairab
bodie.
through
which
the
Lulhcran
Church
(A
the
United
ling
ores
of
Great
Bear
Lake
made
a
D
coejtan
and
His
Bride.
uSUtw
and
Canada
express
itself.
Formerly
Miss
Mellor,
Here
'reported
11,513
ministers
in'the
Today
United
States
and
440
in
Canada,
!
making
a
total
of
11,953
minister
Mr.
and
Mis.
Arthur
D
Coggan.
'
terving
lojM
oaa
relations
in
the
1
gurried
last
night
at
J
United
States
and
1JW
In
Canada.
(
otMHiH
ho
KrM
h
ivina
hMn
VI
Us
a
total
bantatad
membecahln
of
4
-
nrokted
as
radium
it
would
sm
MftW
Mdor
known
ptofWr
;3SWW.
tha
the
best
way
to
aceompuse
ViTt
wre
paseners
an.
Tfce
Canada.
Newfoundland
and!
would
be
to
provide
iot
the
large
LaJwadw
of
tbeCUltnJs
afternoon
go-
eenau
population
In
r
ao
en
rA
Af
Mnn
vSrMiJ
fty
ann
TPVAIa
.
.
.
.
,
.....
,
,
imeasure
wwrnpoii
aoo
cvc.-
fv
,
j
revealed
28J.86
Lutheran
ad
0,,
,
,
,
Stern
measures
are
needed
to
deal
with
the
n
Doukhobors
lopmentin
the
extraction
and
hand-
,,,,'
,L
h
in
faret
Who
refuse
to
eonform
to
Canadian
usages
and
Who
C0n-'lin
of
t14
fadiwn
?"
tht
MUto.
They
will
be
remain
north
,
The
fcria
ted
nuaiber
f
Luther-
tmually
defy
the
laws
of
the
country.
The
governments
L"2
wouw
bring
few
weeltl1
10
uke
up
rwadenoe
have
been
much
.too
easy
with
them
in
the
past
and
it
is'tnepBaprtrrojathat,
u
l
Premler-
I
that
they
must
conform
to
Canadian
ways,
let
their
chil-.thtwta
hear
somewhat
closer
scru-,
LOCAL
1
1
LfVlb
dren
receive
a
canaaian
education
ana
respect
nie
ana
"ay
in"
;
Bwtr
duh-
Norway,
835
property
like
other
Canadian
people.
'.
"V
Ctta.
.ua,.
"
,,,s
inland,
vi;
es-
.
.
-
i
rra
rvna
n
r
narKV
ftruHii
ivir
urimi
1
-
uniisn
people
are
very
tolerant,
out
tnere
is
a
point
oe-
,
'
.
-
;
h
-
Bnv
.
uie
cutaia
x
a
uip
A
STATE
MONOPOLY
om
In
South
America
is
1.000,000
and
In
Europe.
00,000.000.
Northern.
eenttnental
Ewope
is
almost
ex-
dueiveiy
Lutheran,
the
Lutheran
pewnUges
heing:
Sweden,
99.5;
te
Vaneoa-
thnia.
23;
yond
which
tolerance
ceases
to
be
a
virtue
and
that
point
!
to
ws
offer.
But
he
is
also
a
mining
i
;
has
been
reached
with
the
Doukhobors.
I
promoter
on
no
mean
scale
and.:
i
while
his
sneech
in
the
Senate
eiv;
Vietor
Tbwaas.
Wh
Avenue
request.
Dexua&rt.
98!5;
,
Germany,
C0.
By;
Over
300
miUlons
were
spent
ou
.
....
in.
..
l.-
crnn
loenHFuetkin
in
1
91
1
i
no
due
to
any
personal
intereat
ne;"
v,
-
'
h
Had
beB
attefidtag
the
I
mav
or
mav
not
have
In
Oreat
Bear
lUke,
there
are
hktorleal
facU
that
;
Ufllwwty
of
Alberta.
,
We
take
ISSUe
with
Mr,
Beattie
Of
the
C.
P.
R.
who
SUg-'indicate
that
there
may
be
more
to,
.
.
U
Ka
Un,ll
t,
o
rt
Lw
.v,,
.
v,
....
ioree;
sawi
i,
weo
dm
The
Dally
News
e?n
be
pur-
,
chad
at
i
Post
Office
News
Stand.
325
Granville
Bt-
Vancouver.
.
Karl
Anderson.
Prince
(
George,
BC
;
U.
W.
Riley.
Terrace.
B.C.
j
General
fltore
Anyox.
I
Smlthers
Drug
Store.
Smith-
j
er
BC
!'
1
Man
who
needs
e
Insurance
most
B
M
is
the
man
who
cannot
get
it!
Ak
any
of
the
400,000
men
who
Is
it
year
wre
"turned
down"
by
the
life
Insurance
companies
whin
they
vvsnted
Josurince.
An
accident,
or
a
few
days
of
ill
nets
often
convert
a
good
risk
into
a
ejected
applicant
The
policy
you
can
buy
to-day,
may
not
be
obtainable
next
year.
Wise
men
are
buying
all
the
life
Insurance
they
can
while
they
are
still
insurable.
Three
billions
of
insurance
is
carried
by
the
Sun
Life
on
the
lives
pf
men
who
refuse
to
take
the
chance
of
finding
they
are
ineligible
for
insurance
....
when
they
need
it
most.
The
time
to
insure
is
NOW
Sun
Life
Assurance
Company
of
Canada
H.d
Officci
MONTREAL
S.
J.
(Sam)
JABOUR
Phone
C15
Office
No.
14,
Smith
Block
Northern
Representative
Prince
Rupert,
R.C.
SUN
LIFE
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M
svaMLSjBSHM
aMwsMssi
ssssb
Let
yourchild
learn
early
the
habit
of
thrift;
habits
early
acquired
arc
uLlora
forgotten.
OTARTa
savings
account
'
for
your
child
at
the
Bank
of
Montreal
and
make
his
or
her
future
safe.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
l8l7
Total
Awt
in
fires
of
?750,O0O,O00
JLtX
vi
rw
witm
at
Wi'avjsn
No
need
to
search
for
flavour
or
for
nourishment
not
while
you
can
get
a
big
tin
of
Heinz
Oven-Uakcd
Deans
for
a
few
cents.
They
are
a
great
help
to
thc
lessened
table
allowance,
these
plump,
wholesome,
golden-brown
beans
not
merely
cooked
in
sealed
tins
by
steam
heat
as
many
beans
art:
but
made
delirious
by
real
oven
heat,
famous
Heinz
sauces
and
a
master
chef.
Once
your
family
has
tasted
these
different
beans
they
will
Lave
a
regular
place
on
your
grocery
order.
For
where
can
you
buy
so
much
dclicous
nourishment
at
so
low
a
price
?
4
Kinds
-All
BAKED
MAM
AT
UAMINGTON.
ONTAWO
fOR
NEARLY
A
QUARTER
OF
A
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BAKED
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MAM
IN
fRANC
t
BEANS
There's
a
BIG
DIFFERENCE
Thine
who
"roll
their
Own"
will
finJ
it
a
quicker,
easier
iob
with
Chaniecler
.
.
.
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tronj,
pliable,
reaJy
gummed.
They
burn
evenly,
without
any
bite
.
.
.
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