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3
Thursday,
August
21,1934
WANTS
ROAD
CONNECTION
The
town
of
McBride
is
shut
in
except
for
the
railway.
The
people
there
cannot
get
out
and
they
want
to
be
connected
up
with
Jasper
or
Prince
George
or
both.
One
plan
they
have
to
accelferate
the
speed
of
the
road
building
is
to
urge
the
transfer
of
Mount
Robson
Park
from
the
province
of
British
Columbia
to
the
federal
government,
giving
the
latter
the
right
to
build
a
highway
throuch
it.
The
matter
came
up
at
the
meeting
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
yesterday
and
a
resolution
endorsing
the
plan
was
passed.
As
a
matter
tif
fact
every
community
between
Prince
RuDert
and
Edmonton
wants
trip
nnrtliovn
nrnitmnJiI
A
v..
ww
wa
w
iviiivtll
V
I
aV
JC-44
highway
completed
as
quickly
as
possible
and
the
demand
for
it
is
becoming
more
insistent
every
day.
We
have
every
sympathy
with
the
aspirations
of
the
McBride
people.
They
have
waited
a
long
time
just
as
Prince
Rupert
has
also
waited
long.
We
are
all
hoping
that
it
may
be
possible
for
the
government
to
commence
work
on
both
ends
of
the
highway
before
very
long.
.
The
1
delegates
ii
to
the
Board
of
Trade1
convention
...
.
this
wee
were
an
nappy
over
improving
conditions
m
the
in
terior.
None
of
them
intimated
that
thincr
vp
rrwoh
-
-----
""0
,uuvii
better
but
they
were
improving
and
the
people
were
much
more
cheerful
than
they
were
a
year
ago.
One
of
the
problems
just
now
is
the
price
of
ties.
The
matter
was
discussed
at
the
convention.
It
seems
that
the
nnVe
rrairl
fnr
tfo
vr
the
railway
is
very
lowf
so
low
that
the
tie
cutters
find
it
uuucuit,
to
maKe
mucn
more
than
tney
would
if
accenting
the
relief
dole.
The
hnnp
was
rrpnprnllv
ovnvoccnrl
Vmf
o
higher
price
would
be
paid
this
year
enabling
the
cutters
to
make
enough
to
enable
them
to
carry
on
independent
of
MAYTAG
Electric
Washer
Thb
h
the
washer
that
you
have
always
wanted.
This
h
the
washer
that
gave
MayUg
world
leadership,
and
is
offered
at
a
price
and
terras
within
the
range
of
every
family
by
Gordon's
Hardware
Phone
311
Steel
Merger
In
United
States
Is
Iking
Negotiated
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
23:
Uncon
firmed
reports
that
a
merger
of
J
Truscon
Steel
Co.
and
the
Republic
Steel
.Corporation
is
being
negotiated
are
In
circulation
In
financial
circles.
LAWN
BOWLING
D.
A.
MacPhee's
rink
defeated
O.
A.
Woodland's
23
to
6
in
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Assoela-
,tion's
Lawn
Bowling
League
last
night.
Mrs.
Geoffrey
Hamlfn
and
young
son,
Edgar,
of
Terrace
are
spending
the
week
here
as
the
auests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
H,
Thompson.
They
win
return
to
the
Interior
on
Frl-j
day,
TH2
DAILY
NEW8
1
Sat
.-U-
J-
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'
1
Home
Gas
Optimists
Home
Oa
Optimists
in
HLl
Billy
nai
be:.1
Home
Gas
Optimists
in
'Shooting
of
Dan
i
IrO;
The
Home
Gas
Optimists
concert
party,
which
nL.
give
nightly
entertainments
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Fair
Board
s
Carnival
this
week,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
yesterd;
y
from
Vancouver
and
will
be
here
until
Saturday
evening
when
It
will
return
south
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert.
Members
of
the
party
are:
Prank
Anders,
master
of
ceremonies:
Chris
Kenny,
magician
and
ventriloquist;
Miss
Isabelle
McEwan,
soprano:
Ernest
J.
Colton,
baritone;
Isabelle
and
Kenny
Haight,
dancers,
and
Harold
King.
Sonny
Richardson,
Win
Shflvock,
Brick
Henderson,
Jerry
Hughca
and
Roy
Barry,
members
of
the
orchestra.
The
party
gave
its
opening
concert
at
the
Exhibition
Hall
last
night,
the
two-hour
variety
vaudeville
program
proving
a
splendid
entertainment
which
wa
excellenUy
received
by
a
large
audience
of
wen
over
a
thousand
persons.
BIG
DAY
ATTACKS
AT
fair;
SUBSIDY
Superb
Weather
Favors
Carnival
Outside
and
Inside
Entertainment
Draws
Big
Crowds
Good
for
their
word,
the
enUre
population
of
the
neighboring
village
of
Port
Simpson
was
in
town
yesterday
for
the
Carnival
fun
and
Tort
Simpson
Day"
was
well
and
truly
celebrated.
The
town
band
cane
along
and
paraded
through
he
downtown
streets
In
the
afternoon
prior
to
the
football
game
and
delighted
all
listeners
with
the
elections
they
stopped
to
play
at
various
comers.
Xfany
of
the
Poit
Simpson
visitors
are
staying
over
today
for
the
continuation
of
the
celebration.
In
the
football
match
yesteiday
lfternoon
between
H.
M.
S.
Danae
and
an
allstar
native
team
repre
senting
the
district,
the
sailors
won
three
to
nil.
In
a
native
baseball
game
also
played
yesterday.
Port
Simpson
beat
Cedarvale
6
to
4.
Concert
Delightful
There
was
a
bumper
crowd
at
the
Exhibition
HaQ
last
night
for
the
concert
of
the
Home
Gas
Optim
ists..
The
entertainment
vu
an
thOroEEhJ'y
.delightful-
that
there
will
probably
be
larger
crowds
than
ever
tonight
and
tomorrow
evening.
especially
as
there
will
also
be
dancing
after
the
vaudeville.
Paid
admissions
last
night
to
talled
1065721
adult
and
347
children.
Superb
weather
continues
to
fa'
vor
the
Carnival
and
there
appears
to
be
no
sign
of
a
break.
Secretary
of
Agr
culture
Would
No
Longer
Bonus
U.
S.
Shipping
WASHINGTON.
'Aug.
23:
National
defense
force
in
Congre
have
begun
organizing
to
combat
efforts
of
Socretiry
of
Agriculture
Wallace
to
plow
under
the
Ameri
can
Merchant
Marine.
Wallace
opposes
continuation
of
government,
aid
to
United
States
shipping.
He
oeiieves
alien
shipping
should
de
liver
a
large
amount
of
American
exports
on
the
theory
that.
"If
you
give
foreigners
money,
they
will
buy
American
products."
Mrs.
Robert
Wood
and
child
left
on
last,
evening's
train
for
Montreal
where
they
will
embark
Aug
ust
31
aboard
the
steamer
Duchess
of
Richmond
for
a
visit
to
their
native
home
near
Glasgow.
Scotlai.d.
I
PROGRAM
ENJOYED
'
jt9
ClttW
Heirs
Interesting
j
I
sprrtntm
ana
urnjimui
'
Music
The
Prince
Rupert
Oyro
Club,
at
it
regular
weekly
luuclwon
jir-,
day.
enjoyed
a
program
of
especial
interest
Includln&.jalUa
by
iCapt.
C.
II.
Knox
-Little.
Tkmrnander
$f
11.
M.
S.
Danae.
and
Frank
Anders,
matter
of
ceremoofes
of
the
Home
Gas
Optimists,
and
delightful
vocal,
solos
by
Miss
Isabelle
McEwan
and
Ernest
J.
Colton,
well
known
Van
jcoover
radio
singers
v
Capt.
Knox-LiUie'g
talk
was
along
humorous
ttnes
but
he
toot
occasion
to
remark
on
his
impression
that
the
people
of
the
Pacific
Coast
did
not
seem
U
hzvt
beta
hit
so
hard
by
the
depression
as
had
been
those
of
the
Atlantic.
Incidentally
he
expressed
the
opinion
that
the
worst
of
the
depression
now-appeared
to
be
over
and
that
there
seeme
dto
be
reasonable
foundation
for
optimism
as
f
the
future.
The
naval
commander
expressed'
appreciation
for
the
splendid
welcome.
aim
hospitality
that
had
been
extended
himself
suM
the
ship's
company
while
here.
Frank
Anders
gave
an
Interesting
uifc
on
radio
broadcastlng'wlth
particular
reference
to
Vancouver
and
his
own
program
of
the
Hotnr
Oil
Distributors
Limited.
He
ex-J
.nested
the
hope
that,
before
long.;
?rtnee
Rupert
would
be
Improved.
I
Mr.
Anders
introduced
Miss
Me-
Iwan
and
Mr.
Colton,
The
former
ng
-My
Prayer
and
"A
KUs
trtj
he
Dark"
and
the
latter
"In
UtUe
Oarden"
and
"Friends
ol
'esterday'
Jerry
Hughes
of
the
Home
Gas
Optimists
orchestra
was
iceompanlst.
President
W.
H.
Tobey
was
In
the
hair
and
there
was
a
large-
attentate
of
members
and
guests,
the
atter
Including
Capt.
C.
1L
JViox-Uttle.
Commander
H.
Clanehy.
ut.
Commander
A.
If
Alexander.
:ntructor
Lieut
Commandfr
C.j
?oung.
Surgeon
Lieut
Commander
B.
Fox.
Lieut
O
P
Writtforrl
onrfl
'.ieut.
R.
B.
N.
WltM
of
H.
M.
8.
anae;
Lieut.
Commander
NoWe
J.
S.
K.;
Miss
Isabene
McHSan.
?rank
Anders,
Ernest
Colton..
Win
Shilvock,
Jerry
Hughe
and
"P.
F.
:olUn
ol
Vancouver
and
R.
O.
''an
der
Slavs
and
R.
Cornlstt
of
''rlnee
Rupert.
Dr.
R.
O.
Large
made
an
an-ouneeraeot
rfgarrilng..
thejbur-sque
eoftball
game
being
held
ns
afternoon
between
members
of
he
Rotary
and
Oyro
Club
in
eon-
eetkm
with
the
Fair
Board's
Sister
Claire,
who
has
been
iden-lfled
with
the
Sisters
of
Bt.
Joseph
eaching
staff
at
Annunciation
School
here
for
some
time,
left
on
ast
evening's
train
for
Toronto
io
vhlch
place
she
is
being
trarufei-red.
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