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Wednesday,
April
14,
1937
Democracy
in
Russia
Some"
months
ago
it
was
announced
that
Russia
wag
about
to
adopt
a
more
democratic
fbrm
of
government
and
that
much
of
the
criticism
levelled
against
the
dictatorship
would
in
future"
be
done
away
With,
Now
it
develops
that
the
democracy
is
not
for
the
people
of
Russia
as
a
whole
but
simply
for
the
members
of
the
Communist
party,
usually
known
as
"The
Party."
It
is
much
the
same
as'
if
the
Dominion
Premier,
Mackenzie
King',
were
a
dictator,
supported
by
the
Liberal
party
and
he
were
to
announce
that
after
this
he
would
not
be
a
dictator
but
that
members
of
the'
Liberal
party
would
be
allowed
to
have
a
sav
in
the
government
but
no
others
would
vote
at
federal
elections.
The
mass
of
the
people
would
have
no
say
in
the
government
or
in
chobs-
mg
uieiiiuerH
oi
parliament,
mat
is
wnai
iney.caii
(iemo:
cracy
in
Russia.
It
is
not
the
least
like
our
democracy,
There
is
no
real
opposition
allowed
either
within
or
with
out
the
party
and
Stalin
remains
dictator",
hist
as
he
WaS
before.
Also
there
is
no
freedom
of
speech
and
in
spite
of
.
J.U..1i
Al
i
I
i
.
i
a
icceui,
seiuacK,
me
secret
ponce
continue
to
carry
on
their
nefarious
work
and
have
power
to
arrest
at
any
time
and
in
many
cases
to
shoot
on
sieht.
In
the
past
all
new
movements
have
originated
at-the
top
and
been
approved
by
the
minor
Soviets.
Now
it
is
promised
that
those
below
will
have
a
chance
to
make
suggestions
as
to
legislative
or
other
changes.
H.
M.
S.
Pinafore
Fprithe
past
three
or
four
months
a
group
of
Prince
Rupert
musical
people
and
amateur
actors
have
been
practising
steadily
and
faithfully
the
Gilbert
and
Sulli
van
light
opera
"H.
M.
S.
Pinafore,"
best
known
of
the
Gilbert
and
Sullivan
compositions
with
its
catchy
music
and
humorous
situations.,
They
held
their
big
full
dress
rehearsal
on
Sunday
and
those
Who
were
present
say
it
will
be
a
real
show,
outstanding
so
far
as
local
production
is
coricerried,
,
The
Rotary
Club
has
financed
the
production
of
the
play
and
is
managing,
the
sale
of
seats,
the
f
irsfc
presentation
being
this
evening
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
with
a
repeat
tomorrow.
Doubtless
this
event
will
receive
the
fullsendorjition
of
the
public.
Seats
have
sold
Well'for
the
opening
night
and
tomorrow
the
attendance
is
also
expected
to
be
large.
If
there
is
a
profit
the
money'
will
go
to
the
development
of
the
Morse1
Creek'
sWimmirig
pool:
"
Apart
from
skiers
at
the
Domlnio
held
near
Banff,
Alta.,
there
wer
Interest
enthusiastic
admirers
of
Morning
Star,,
one
of
the
earlier
shown
top,
giving
his
opinions
of
Couslneau,
Quebec
skier
and
one
low
one
of
Major-Geenral
McBr
In
the
ladles'
slalom
race
who
trouble.
SKI
OVER
'MOUNTAINS
Kirk?
Falconer
and
Gordon
Drown
;
Cross
From
Alice
Arm
To
Stewart
St
E
WART,
April
14:
The
heart
of
Ihfs
,coast
range
may
look"
to
the
uninitiated
an
im
penetrable
and
forbidding
sea
of
mountairia,
but
to
young
meli
such
as
Kirk
Falconer,
who
have
been
borniin
their
midst,
and
(lor
don
lirnwn,
the
great
jagged
peaks
protruding
from
a
seu
ol
ice,
they
are
just
a
playground.
Leaving
the'Homestake
mine
at
the
head
,of
Ihe
Kitsault
River,
which
flows
down
to
Alice
Arm
at
7
a.m.
last
Tuesdayr
these
two
young
men,
wearing
skis,
crossed
the
great
Cambria
snow
fielt'
and"
descended
down
the
Uittei
Creek
Cjacier
leaving
the
ice
al
4:45
p.m.'
;rnd
camping
that
evening
at-
the
junction
of
the
north
and
soulh
forks-
f
Kilter
Creek
and
coming
on
into
town
Wednesday
morning.
J
Speaking
of.
the
trip
Mr.
,
Fal'i
toner
stated
that
leaving
th
itomestake
they
travelled
north
54
degrees
west
all
the
way.
On
leaving
nothing
was
visible
bul
the
c'resl
of
the
great
snowfield,
except
to
the
west
of
it
the
jagged
range
east
of
the
head
of
Glacier
Creek.
.As
they
approached
the
summit
they
were
enshrouded
in
a
snow
storm
which
obliterated
all
vision,
but
Falconer,
whff
wus
lending"
and
goi
over
tile"
summit
first,
had
shotteo
a
landmark
and
headed
for
it,
Brown
being
able
,
to
follow
his
traces.
They
experience'd
no
dif
ficulty
in
getting
onto
the
ice"
oh
the
Kitsault
side,
hut
considerable
in
coming
down
into
Bitter
Creek.
WIiIIa
.
In
thp
nasf
tiiprW
h.Kvo
beeh
several
who
have
crossed
over
Ifto
Ice
field
that
lays
he
weeh
the
Portland
Canal
arid
Alice
Arm,
travelling
via'
the
Marmot,
this,
it
is
believed,
is
the
first
instance-
of
t
havhrj
been
done
via
Bitter
Creek.
Falconer
and
Brown
left
Monday
on
the
Cathla
on
their1
return'
trip
io
Alice
Arm.
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vr
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Wednesday,
April
u
i937
Ski
Tourney
at
Banff
n
Amateur
Ski
championships,
e
Indian
chiefs
.and
rt.CM.F.
to
the
winter
sport.
Indian
chief,
settlers
In
Canadian
Rockies,
is
the
exciting
sport
to
Viateur
of
the
jumping
competitors.
Helen's
red-coats
assists
a
fair
racer
seems
to
be
having
some
snow
Omaha
to
Make
Bid
For
Ascot
Great
American.
Horse
Will
Again
Try
to
Lift
Coveted
Gold
Cup
ASCOT,
Eng.,
April
14:
(CP)
The
great
American
horse
Omaha,
winner
of
the
Kentucky"
Derby,
Preakness
and
Arlington
Stakes
in
1935,
Is.
again
being,
prepared
for
the
Ascot
Gold
Cup-classic
In
which
he
failed
last
year'.
Another
failure
this
yehr
will
meari
his
shipment
back
to.
the1
United1
States
by
his
disappointed
owners.
OVElWliAS
LEAGUF,
KTENDH
.
LONDON'.
Apj-if
f4;
(CF)
Many
Canadians
and
other
Dominions
visitors
are
expected
to
attend
the
opening:
of
the
hew
addition
jo
Overseas
Ileaglie
headquarters
by
Hie
Diil
r
Gloucester
today.
MAKR
CORONATION
PLANS
KIMBKltLKY,
S".
A.,
April
11':
(CP)
rlaborale
plans
for
Kim-
berlcy's-
celebration
of
the
Coro
nation
are
being
made;
including
distribution
of
12000'
medals
to
schoolchildren.
Dori'l
forget
when
visiting
Port
land
Canal
that
the
Frazer
Hotel
Is
the
best
place
to
stop.
(tfT
l..NI
.CT.
I'lMrm
N(K-
1.1
POUM
OP
NOTICE
Cnilar
Ijind
Olvlrlf
t
lKIrlf
of
AMIit
TAKE
NOTICE
ha.t
Frey:
AcM,i
ik1
cwu-les
Oberlandw
ot
Atlln.
D.
C.
oc-
ou
carlo
a
Miners.
Inttuwl'
to'
ooolv'
for
pcnruwian
to
mircnase
tlve
rollowluir
Comlrvtineine:
at:
a.
noAt
ldcatrl
twrf
mueii
Komn
or
otwtav
oil'
on
Tactsn
uaxe.
nsn-n
wi-a
oorner
to?t.
orouiirt
nin,i
20
clialns
from
th
itjost
irt
n
soUthertt
dlm;Uon'
then
ao
ciittliw
rtst.
itm
w
ononis
ncrth.
then-
20-
chfllfti
west,
to
l-sal
pot
cf
blnaln.
PRETi
N.
ACKLW
CHARLES
OBEHLANDER.
D.i,1l
Aj-rll
Oth1937.
IN
THE
fM'I'imiE
TOt'RT'
OlrRRITlSII
rni.i'.MBM
Io
Ihe
Mailer
of
the
"ArtmlnMrallrtii
Art"
In
the
Matter
of
the
Ktat
of
Mtke
W4ilul
Defeased,
InleMale
Tftk
notice
'that
toy
order
of
HU
Hon-orw.
E.
PiW,
the
dny
of
Maah
A
D.
1637,
I
uras
mppotoitd
Administrator
oT
the
eslMe
of
Mlfc
Bandul,,
de.l
eeased.
and
all
portiee
hAtlng
claim'
tgaljwti
the'
said
nXOW
tre
ftfretoy
r.
qulryil
to
fiujutah,
aame,
properly
ml.
ed,'
US
me
on
or
before
tlie
2nd
dnjr
otMATs
A.D;
1937
acf
all
pdrtl
la.
i
aebted
to
the
to.t
sxe-
required
t
ply
the"
oimoMat
of
their
Indebtedness'
mj
me
rartn.wjthU
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Offlotal
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
4
.
"
Celebration
At
Kitkatla
For
Coronation
KITKATLA,
April
14:
The
Kitkatla-
Excelsior
Club
is
go-
ing
ahead
with
plans
for
a
two-day
celebration
on
May
12'
and
13
in
observance
of
the
Coronation.
There
will
be
a
full-program
of
field
and
track
events
on
the
Wednesday
and
Thursday
and
the
expectation
is
that
there
will
be
a
full
re-
presentation
of
competitors
from
other
villages.
Coronation
Day
Baseball
Match
Annual"
Meeting
of
Local
Associa
tion'
is
Postponed
Until
litter
Date
Owing
to
small
attendance,
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Baseball
Association
which
was
to
have
been
held
last
night
was-
postponed
but,
Instead,
an
exe
cutive
meeting
was
held
at
which
It
was
decided
to
go
ahead
with
plans
for
an
exhibition
game
on
May
12
in
connection
with
the
Coronation
Week
celebration.
This
will
be
the
opening
game
of
the
season.
H;
G.
Kennedy,
acting
president,
was
In
the
chair.
I
"1
SPORT
CHAT
i
Hockey
is
going
over
with
a
bang-
In
Scotland
and
work-
will
be
started
at
Aberdeen
In
May
on
a
$300,000
stadium
that
will
seat
5,-
000
persons
with'
standing
room
for
an
additional
1,500.
Major
P.
C.
Burton
has
been
re-elected
president
of
the
English
Golf
Union
which
will
join
the
proposed
European'
Golf
Association,
subject
to
the
approval
of
its
draft
constitution.
Maurice
Tate,
famous'
Sussex
cricketer,
and
a
member
of
the
English
team
that
toured
South
Africa
in
1930-31,
Is
seeking
a
coaching
engagement
in
the
Union
for
next
season.
Members
of
the
Biltlsh
Davis
Cup
and
Wightman
Cup
tennis
teams
this
year
will
wear
elaborate
badges
Incorporating
the
emblems
Df
England,
Scotland
and
Wales
I
Red
Wings
Win
t
To
Even
Series
J
DETROIT"
April
14:
(CP)
Marty
Barry,
Detroit
Red
Wings
cen-
tre.
scored
a
troal
Inst
night
in
the
final
period
'
to
give
Detroit
a
one
to
nothing
victory
over
TNew
York
Rangers
and
even
up
the
Stanley
Cup
series
at
two
games
each.
The
next
game
will
be
played
Thursday
.
night.
The
Red
Wings
were
handicapped
some-
what
through
the
ab-
sence
from
the
line-up
on
account
of
injury
of
.
one-
of
their
star
do-
fence
players,
Ehbie
G'oodfellow.
t-
th
'
'
4
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jj
to
1
inch
size,
doz
.Tic
lira
Poles,
a'
to
1
inch
cut
to
any
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Think
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it
I
No
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no
waste.
Less
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Lower
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Better
food'
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and
flavour.
Meals
and
vegetables
cooked
electrically
do
not
waste
away.
They
hold
their
goodness.
The
less
expensive
cuts
of
meat
are
made
more
appetizing.
Electric
cooking,
brings
big,
savings
in
time.
You
simply
prepare
and
put
the
food
to
cook,
snap
the
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and
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other
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