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Shop
BANQUET
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HELD
Continued
from
Page
I
First
United
Church:
Verv
Rev.
J.
B.
Olbson,
dean
of
St.
Andrew's
!
Cathedra!
anst
t
r.
r
an
hie
V"
,
i;"..
"T
..
.
from
existing
records,
documents,
letters
and
interviews
was
read
by
W.
W.
C.
O-NelU,
the
clerk
of
session.
Messages
Head
Between
the
various
addrrw
'
erattllatlnn
f,
r,
,
of
the
church.
'
Rev.
R.
Currie
"
'
Creel
1
!
man
,i
.
.
.
v.
W.
J.
Kldd.
now
of
Clover
?r.l
XJZT
TZJZ
I
Alia.,
and
mlwinnnrv
in
,h,..
v,
in
1907-1909:
Rev.
F
w.
.hlid0?t0r-.
a!ceixU
10
dn,maUc
Uberals.
Conservatives.
C.
C.
F.flt
Inducted
minister
of
the
"
police,
'
courts,
'
churches
and
f"
pressichurch;
Rev.
Dr.
H.
.
R.
...
Oranl
UlAUb,
Ullll-
mS!
alike
alike
as
as
beine
being
instrument,
Instruments
of
of
th,
the
ister
liter
from
from
1914
1914
tn
to
im
1925-
.
,
rr
n.
n
bourgeosle
and
capitalism.
Mr.
Evans,
whose
nrfnrfn.il
rlalm
'
"I
fame
appears
to
be
that
he
served
a
j-ear's
term
of
imprisonment
un
-
dcr
the
much-discussed
Section
98
of
the
Criminal
Code
of
Canada
for
his
activities
In
connection
with
the
roal
mlnrt
.
.
triv.
ot
n-nt,-.i
w
I
vituvtvti
two
vears.
at?o.
uax
nHno-
tmHar
the
auspices
of
the
local
Canadian
"wr
science
league,
me
meet-
lng,
presided
over
by
J.
M.
Dunn.
passed
a
resolution
demanding
the
unconditional
release
from
prison
w
cjbumtch
joreigners
wno
were
sentenced
In
connection
with
the
miners'
strike
at
Noranda.
Oue.
A
collection
was
taken
ud
for
the
fund
which
is
being
raised
to
finance
the
appeal
of
these
miners.
Mr.
Evans
cave
a
detailed
account
jof
events
leading
up
to
his
arrest
I
and
trial.
He
charged
that
the
Jury
nad
naa
been
Deen
"iramea
"framed"
by
by
the
the
"Fascist!
"Fascist!
gang,"
referring
to
the
employers
I
and
police.
He
admitted
that
he
was
i
a
member
of
the
Communist
Party
of
Canada
but
claimed
that,
in
connection
with
his
acUvities
at
Princeton,
he
had
been
actuated
merelv
by
the
desire
to
assist
the
working
A.
Wilson,
superintendent
of
Mis-
tn'sions
of
Rrlliih
r-.i..i.i..
.v.
WVtUUIUld
Ul
LI1P
.United
Church
of
Canada
and
a
m
'Manson
K.C.
of
Vancouver,
who
Z
,
TL
V
was
congregational
secretary
fo?S
SJtiS
PP
years.
'
f
,
'
J?!!?
An
Interesting
theTh
feature
was
'
ho
the
nresenbitn
L
AlMtftan
girl
and
tlOA
CllCC
!
Smith,
on
KaHoW
k
h-.ji.
Grk
In
Training
Group,
of
three
iuiuoiy
iramea
pictures
of
the
ttrt
church
building.
!
During
the
evening
an
enjoyable
musical
program
was
rendered
as
follows:
Piano
solo.
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith.
-Vocal
solo.
Miss
Marcelle
Jabour.
Vocal
solo.
Mrs.
Wm.
Millar.
Vocal
solo,
Wm.
Brown.
Vocal
solo.
Mrs.
H.
N.
Brocklesby.
Vocal
solo,
John
E.
Davev.
A
hearty
vote
of
thanks
was
ac-
corded
Mn
Rnk.rt
r-
,
IIm
ft.
-
9
r.
"
.
.
.
.
Ativuii
ana
i
oanaison,
joint
conveners
of
tne
banquet
committee;
Mrs.
Wm.
MULr-
convener
of
musical
pro-
gram,
the
servlteurs
and
all
thru
whose
co-operation
made
the
eve-
and
the
new
sutlers
would
be
pro-nlng's
entertainment
such
a
sue-,
utFri$td
and
Instructed,
cess.
They
would
be
required
to
pay
a
j
portion
of
what
they
produced
to
class
in
its
fight
against
oppression.'.
'
"
...
He
declared
w..u
that
them
ir.
!"les-
Mr.
Evans
declared.
uiah
tticic
w
ere
Lnou-i
sands
in
JaUs
today
who
would
not
be
there
if
th
"rv.n
u-j
portunity
to
make
a
decent
living
instead
of
being
victims
of
the
rot-1
ten.
vicious
capitalistic
system
"
I
Premier
Bennett's
referm
nro-
gram,
Mr.
Evans
dubbed
as
merely!
.
C
inird
ot
czm
a
"new
form
of
deception
"
The
'
,
m'
7116
on,y
wajr
aroid
ras"
Prime
Minister's
bromlses
u-oiri!clsm
with
lu
accompanying
slave
seem
humorous
If
they
were
not
so
tragic.
However,
the
people
would
not
be
deluded
as
thev
had
hn
four
years
ago.
What
was
the
dif
ference
between
the
Fascism
of
Europe
and
the
"Iron
Heel"
of
Mr
Bennett,
one
of
the
biggest
capl-
uis
m
me
country?
The
C.
C.
F.
Mr.
Evans
described
as
an
"anti-working
class
nartv"
i
aUo
spoke
of
war
and
,
Fascism,
and
attacked
the
leaders
1
,
C"
C
r
to
P0'1
of
5tatlng
thal
VncV
lncy!!f
bly
Iead
to
Fa5clsin
l"
country
He
characterUed
the
'CampS
and
cnjelty
10
th
working
!ClasSeS
,Ink
up
on
a
Unlted
opinion
Mr.
Evans
declared
that
the
present
competitive
system
of
society
leads
to
war
and
class
conscious
workers
must
fight
aeainst
imper
ialistic
lc
war
war
even
even
,f
if
11
It
mcant
meant
civil
civil.
ar
speaker
pointed
out
the
-
that
Canada
would
respond
to
any
appeal
for
help
from
England
In
the
event
of
Imperialistic
war
......
I
GARBO
IN
NEW
FILM
"The
Painted
Veil"
Shouint
at
First
Of
This
Week
at
Capitol
Thealre
"The
Painted
Veil,"
latest
o!
Greta
Garbo's
pictures,
which
Is
Theatre
nr.
U
DM
Ol
UlC
spectacular
career
of
th
celebrated
!VrJ
j
I
gins
in
the
dreary
home
of
an
Aua-
-
,
w
,
fJf
7
f
,
"fSf?
.1
terlor
Chtn-
P""
'rauht
with
mystery
and
Intrigue
of
the
Orient.
.
I
T1
l
I
...
The
picture
p,cvu"
Introduce
UUUCV
a
new
new
takes
her
to
China
where
he
quickly
neglect
her
for
hU
work.
George
Brent
appears
as
the
"other
man."
Warner
Baxter
as
a
Chinese
officer.
Jean
HershoR
aa
Oarbo's
father.
and
Cecilia
Parker
as
hr
sUter.
The
cast
also
includes
two
noted
Chinese
actors.
Soo
Young
and
Keye
Luke
Settings
of
"The
Painted
Veil"
are
both
beautiful
and
artistic
GEN.
IIORNSBY
TELLS
ABOUT
HIS
SCHEME
(Continued
horn
page
onei
.
,
Km.
11
1
"w
e
Bjoctru
and
ana
the
ute
house
"UW
be
fumUrwd
and
the
fftrc
r
thc
w
seUIera
to
Canada
PaW-
The
farm
would
be
stocked
the
c001011"'
and
at
thc
end
of
five
years
would
be
at
iihrv
to
Uke
UP
Ptece
o(
own
and
would
be
as&lsted
In
rinlrVff
mn
Ku
n
loan
of
possibly
SIMO
in
addiUon
to
wnat
able
to
save
,from
the
five
years'
operations.
New
'settlers
would
then
Uke
their
place
on
the
original
farms.
Up
to
the
present
sixteen
settlements
had
been
lined
up
In
thc
various
provinces
of
Canada
Two
settlements
were
planned
for
British
Columbia
so
far.
one
at
Van-derhoof
and
the
other
near
Prince
George.
Others
would
follow.
Each
Canadian
settlement
would
be
tied
up
to
some
county
In
the
Old
Country
so
that
the
people
there
would
would
Uke
Uke
a
a
live
live
int
Interest
In
the
success
of
the
scheme.
Just
Just
nov
now
.......
O
..hw.
IJIKI-
esUng
people
there
In
the
scheme.
General
Hornby
answered
a
num.
ber
of
questions
w"
and,
MU,
at
the
con-
Mail
Schedule
for
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fn
day
4:30
p.m
rrom
the
East
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Satur-
P6il
10:15
pjn.
'or
Vancouver-Mondays
(train)
4:30
njn
Tuesday
12:30
pjnJ
"uancsaays
urain)
4:30
pm
Thursdays
9:30
pm
I1
-
11
p.m
Feb.
14
and
28
..::
.
4
pm
Saturday
5
pm.
Prom
Vancouver
8unday
4
pjn.
Tuesday
(train)
10:15
pm
"vuiiusuay
10
a.m
Is
Forgetting
which
was
Just
as
solicitous
of
the
mconslstency
of
the
C.
C.
F.
who
Lord
and
Lady
Rodney
of
FortSas-lnterests
of
capiUUsm
as
the
Lib-Jnot
on,y
c,almcd
that
lhe,r
policy
katchewan
are
on
a
vlait
to
England
erals
erals
or
or
DmrM.
Conservatives.
t.
It
(th
.t..
r.
(was
one
of
peace
but
also
asserted
and
are
soendlntr
mnh
nm.
n..
n
F
t
was
lined
up
as
solidly
with
the
big
business
interests
as
the
other
parties
and
its
leaders
were
Just
as
anxious
to
get
their
noses
Into
the
"swill
barrel."
C.
C.
F.
socialism
was
nothing
more
or
less
than
sUte
capitalism
under
which
the
masses
would
still
be
plundered.
The
C.
C.
F
.
he
charged,
was
the
third
capitalistic
party
In
Canada
"formed
by
the
bourgeolse
to
delude
those
who
had
become
discontented
with
the
twp
other
parties."
Non-contributory
unemployment
Insurance
was
advocated
by
the
speaker.
Last
Night's
.Meeting
Mr.
Evans
addressed
another
audience
In
the
Rupert
East
United
Church
last
night
on
the
subject
of
the
Noranda
strike
in
Quebec
and
thc
two-year
sentences
with
deportation
meted
out
to
eiuhtMm
.fbreign-born
miners
and
the
neces-
.
e
U
..
,t
..
.
pj
ui
appealing
ineir
cases.
Thc
deportation
sentence
was
UnU-mount
to.
a
death
sentence
as
these
strikers
come
from
Fascist
coun-
apiruea
questioning
was
elicited
,
elusion,
was
heartily
thanked
by
by
Evans'
criticism
of
the
C.
C.
F.
I
vote
of
the
chamber.
Before
ad-whlch
was
defended
by
A.
J.
Larson.
J
Journment.
the
scheme
was
formally
I
and
unanimously
endorsed.
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the'
east
at
10M5
Vll
rpnnrtiwl
......
I
--w.
"
.vf.van.w
morning
to
be
one
hour
and
fifteen
minutes
late.
I
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelli,
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
HOME
HOME"
Rales
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
it
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
106
Finding
I
:
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
I
Union
steamer
CaUla.
Capi
James
Find
lay.
returned
to
port
at
9:15
this
morning
from
Anyox
Stewart
and
other
northern
point'
and
sailed
at
1
:30
this
afternoon
f
oi
Vancouver
and
waypoinU.
The
ves
set
spent
a
couple
of
hours
during
the
morning
at
the
plant
of
th
Canadian
Fish
t
Cold
Storage
Cc
loading
fish
for
Vancouver.
BiuImm
at
a
regular
meeting
o'
the
Canadian
Halibut
Vessel
Own
er
Association
In
the
City
Hal
Sunday
was
largely
of
a
rouUni
nature
President
George
Fritz
wa:
In
the
chair
and
thre
was
a
gooc
attendance
of
members.
Last
night
the
annual
meeting
of
the
co
-operative
trust
fund
wu
held.
The
steamer
Venture
has
been
temporarily
withdrawn
from
the
Prince
Rupert
run
in
order
to
take
the
place
of
the
Chelohsin
which
was
damaged
at
Vancouver
last
night.
The
next
Union
boat
to
arrive
here
will
be
the
Caula
on
Bulkley
Valley
Bulletins
Always
have
your
fire
vim
i
leave
any
open
grate
spac
Bulkley
Valley
Coal
LASTS
LONGER
j
Ask
your
dealer
to
send
win
show
Theftsh
which
made
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
-BLACK
COD-
Prepared
Dally
Bj
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Lid.
I'BINCE
RUI'ERT.
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