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17,
1938.
STALINISTS
AND
TROTSKYISTS
In
Canada
we
do
not
care
whether
a
man
sides
with
Dictator
Joseph
Stalin
or
with
his
former
minister
of
war,
Leon
Trotsky.
Their
cases
have
been
tried
by
a
group
of
prominent
Arhericans
who
have
come
to
'the
conclusion
that
Trotsky
is
right
and
Stalin
wrontr.
Members
of
this
jury-by.
which
the-'two
Russians
have
been-tried
were
not
.sympathetic
witlr
the
capitalist
class-
but
most
of
them
were
men
decidedly
sympathetic
with
the
Red
rebellion
in
Russia.
They
take
great
exception
to
the
mock
trials
by
which
the
countiy
has
been
purged.
Stalin
is
the
real
betrayer
of
the
revolution,
they
say.
He
is
the
Napoleon
ofRussia.
Most
of
us
do
not
care
whether-
Stalin
is
right
or
wrong.
We
know
he
rules
Russia
with
an
iron
hand
and
will-
brook
no
opposition;
Those
who
try
to
oppose
are
-
enemies
01
tne
state
and
must
be
"liquidated'
or
in
other
words
must
be
murdered;
No
rules
can
keen
the
whole
country
thinking
as
one
man
without
considerable
aid
from.
the
firing
squadi
He
is
not
making
a
bad
job
of
governing
the
country
but
his
methods
are
often
unpleasant.
MOST
UNRELIABLE
The
despatches
being
sent
out
by
Francisco
Franco's
propaganda
committee
in
regard
to
what
has
been
going"!
oirin
Spain
recently,
seem,
to
be
most
unreliable.
The
New
York.
Times
correspondent,
Herbert
L.
Matthews,
with!
the
loyalist
army
at
Tereul
cabled
on
January
4
an
eyewitness
account
which
said
that
Tereul
had
never-
been
taken
by
the
insurgents
and
at
the
time
of
sending-the
des
patch
franco
s
army
was
miles
away
from
the
city,
story
of
insurgent
victory
was
a
figment
born
in
the
imaginative
brain
of
Franco
and
an
American
newspaper
correspondent
whose
sympathies
were
with
him
and'
his
cause,
When-false
messages
were
sent
out
which
deceived
Fascist
and
Nazi
sympathizers
all
over
the
w0rld,.it
makes
people'
doubt
how
much
truth
there
has-been
in
other
despatches
and
whether
future
despatches
of
a
similar
nature
will
be
equally
false.
JAPAN
LOSING
BUSINESS
Kincolith
Band-Stages
Concert
OFFICERS
1
OF
ARMY
Matthew-
Ourney
i'
Chosen-Of'
Churchf
Orcanlzallom
Kincolith
KINCOJITHf
Jan.
17
Possibly
in
a
country
like
Russia
such
methods
are
neces-j
I
lows
Honorary
J
new
captain
Mdt
r.
.
XT
LI.
1
i.
1
1
M
sary.
ino
mauer
wnai
group
nas
Deen
in
power,
simuarthew
ourney
methods
have
been
adopted
to
quell
the
mob.
F.xceilent
Musical
Entertainmen
Staged
In
Jubilee
Hall
at-
Naas
River
Village
KINCOLITH.
Jan.
17:
Under
the
jlrectlon
of
Conductor
Simon
Me-Kay.
an
excellent
concert
was
staged
Thursday
night
by
the
Kincolith
Concert
Band
In
Jubilee
Hall.
There
were
selections
by
the
band
as.
well
as
a
number
of
solos.
Sam
A".
Stew
art,
president
of
the
band;
Simon
McKay,
conductor,
and
J.
C.
Brown,
general
manager.
The
selections
played
by
the
band
.
.
.
1
(in
were
"united
Empire
marcn,
a.
J.
B.
A."
march;
"Master
Council-
'or"
march;
"Sliding
Jim"
march;
Lustspiel"
overture;
"Spirit
of
Peace"
march
and.
"Washington
nravs"
march.
1
T1v
individual
numbers
lncludcf'
r
tuba
solo
"Beauty.
Polka"
by
Silas
Maxwell;
viclin
solo
"Traumerei"
by
F.
L.
Stewart;
piano
solos
"The
Palms"
by
Mr.
Green;
violin
.solo
"Intermezzo
Symphonla"
by
F.
L.
Stewart,
and
trumpet
solo
"Isle
of
Seven
Moon-"
by
Billy
Stevens
jr.
Ensign.
C.
Nelson.
Head
At
!
The
Kincolith
Church
Armyi
has
elect
cd
officers
for
the
ye'ar
as
ft'.l
Captains,
Sam
Lincoln
and
Matthew
Stewart.
Lieutenants.
Cecil
Burton,
Percy
Burton.
Richard
Watts
and
Ar-
thur
Gumey.
Sergeant,
Jeffery
C.
Benson.
Color
Sergeants,
George'
Bolton.
Sergeants,
Chris
Trimble
and
Herbert
Doolan.
Band
Master.
George
Clayton;
Bible
Instructor,
S'.
P.'
Burton
rrup'and
w.
a.
uurton.
urgamsts
vuei
iiiguo,
i-jmcav
Stevens
and
Arthur
Nelson
Jr.'
Treasurer,
Abel
C.
Angus.
Church
Wardens,
Riifus
Sutton
and
Herbert
Haldahe:
Secretary.
Herbert
Doolan
Jr.
Committee
Ah
drew
Nelson,
Herbert
Doolan,
Silas
Maxwell,
Eddlo
Haines,
George
Bolton.
Sam
Stewart
and
-
William
-
Smith.
Drummer.
Benjamin
Stewart.
The
following
have,
been
enroll-cded
by
Rev'.
Oliver'
Thome'
ai
members
of
the
Church
Army?
Evidently
the
people
of
London,
England,
are
not'
Jonah
Haldahe:
Abel
Angus;
Hc
Mva'nting
v'nVitino.
.Tnnnnpsp
Jana'nese
hWk
froods.
Thn
The
Lnmlnh
Londoft
Go-onerative-
fin-nnefativcV
So-
So
ard
L,ncln''
Herbert
Doolan
Jr.
Arthur
Stewart,
Charles
Stewait,
ciety,,one
of
the
largest
concerns
.of
its
kind
in.
the
world,
;Paul
ciayton,
r
Morgan,
wnriam
has'refused
to
handle
any
more
imyorts
f
roini
Nippon
and"steveni
jr.
Bennett
ciayton.
sam
has
acquainted
the
other
branches
of
the
huge
organiza-I
Doolan,
Johnny
Stewart.
Percy
tion
with
the
fact
with
a
view
toTiaving
thenriollbv,
a
sim-'Ar
i
Veteran
Smither
IS
BUSYlFarmer
Retiring
Erection
of
New
School
"and
InstaU
lation
of
Water
System
Keeps
Population
Busy
PORT
SIMPSON,
Jan.
17:
Be
tween
work
on
the
new
school
and
Sam
Olson
Sells
his
Place
in
Bulkley
Valley
To
Alex
Miiheim,
Swiss
Pettier
Kincolith
Council
Hai;
Committee1
Men
InrPrince-Rupert
sales
of
Japanese
oranges
have
been
Mrs.
John
Moore;
Mrs.
HerbcUWebstr;
fo
-small
ithateven
at
50c
a
borit
has
been
impossible
to
sell
'Doolan
jr.,
Mrs.
Arthur
NeisonVjr,
..iLr:,
i!iA
'oil
fA
lrtonl
tWrto'.
Tliorb
line
Hppri
tin
Mrs.
.
Chril
Ti-imble,
Mrs;
Percy
....
imyu"Z
....--c
-
V'"
..
,
i'rm
.
r
,
Burton,
uunon,
Mrs.
Mrs.
Percy
rercy
Alexander
rtiexnnuen
Mrs,
ivirs.
-
organized
boycott
but
the
people
preferred
to
......
pay
more
h
c)
t
Mrs
Peter
stewart;
I
cooper
1
no
stranger
to
Canada
as
he
had
farmfcr
for
ten
years
In
the
Edmonton
district
of
Alberta
before
returning
to
his
native
land.
He
was
also
the
hfad
of
a
delegation
of
four
that
was
sent
to
Canada
four
years
ago
by-
the
Swiss
government
to
look
over
British.
Columbia
as
a
prospective
field
for
Swiss
settlers.
As
a
result
of
the
visit
of
that
delegation
about
ten
families
arrived
In
Cm
Whore
tied
summer
to
locate
Appointed
Ensuing-
Harbor
Committee,
Eddie
Haines..
,
Recording
Secretary,
Eddie
Haln
es.
Roadmaster,
Sam
Alexander.
,
Harbor
Master,
Abel
Angus.
Health
Officer,
,
Jeffery
Benson.
,
Fire
Inspector,
Paul
Clayton.
Truant
Officer,
Abel
Angus.
Chief
Constable,
Silas
Maxwell.
Assistant
Chief
Constable,
Abel
Stewart.
Constables
Herbert
Haldene,
Francis
Watts
and
Arthur
Gurney.
I
Social
directors
Alex?
Stewart'
(chief
cook),
Willie
Lincoln-,
Herbert
Doolan
(bull,
cook),
Howard
Lincoln,
Arthur-Stewart,'
Billy
Sfev-j
ens
(pot
keeper),
Johnny
Stewart,
and.
Bennett
Clayton.
!
Messengers
Isaac
Angus
and
Louise
Stewart.
Head
Port
Simpson'
Athletl6
Club,
For"
domine
Year
List
of.'
I
1038Offcers
I
ilar
practice.
The
London
branch
handles-
seventy-live
ton
AHhur
0urhey.
Richard
Beynon.
millmti.rlAllnrfi'wnivfri
nf
o-nnrls
nnnuallv.
and
the
combined
"
w'nit..
Rh'rl
-Trimble:
llfrberl
t3oo.
President,
Paul
Price,
IIUItlVla'VIVaiMiW
w-ww-.
"
'
-
"w
I
T
-
.
.
i
i
n.
i.;
.
.
n
!.!
:
-..4.t
t-
t..,if.
u:i
t
irfh,i
Motonrt
ir
4rhpi-r
.
First
,
Vice-President,
Ell
Ii6iv.d611ars..
How
much
of
this
is
expended
on
Japanese
.JJeSlllSSrt!
Zt
(roods'
is-not
stated
but
it
is,
undoubtedly,,
large.
tnam
stcwart,
Mrs;
Cecir
Burton,
PORT
SIMPSON,
Jan.
17:
The
Port'Slrripson'
Athletic
Club
has
elr
ected
officers
for
the
year
as
ifoU
lows:
4
,
Honorary
President,
Chief-
Harry
Brooks.
Honorary
Vice-President,
William
Second
Morrison.
Third-
Vice-President;
Vice-President,
Caspar
Fourth
Vice-President;
Paul
Scott.
Financial
Secretary,
J6hn
C
Tdlt.
.v,
Recording
Secretary,
William
for
fruit
raised
in
the
United
States
than
in
What
has
been
Miss
Ethel
Wilson,
Miss
F.
Stewart
1
Treasurer,
Joseph
Morris
(for
the
for
some
time
practically
an
enemy
country.
Miss
Helena
Benson,
I
eighth
successive
year).
FOR
BAND!
one
of
the
old
time
farmers
of
the.
I
of
new
uniforms
for
me
lortj-
water
system
the
entire
native
pop;-
district,
has
retired
arid,
has
leased'three
members
ulatlon
of
Port
Simpson'
has-been
busy
of
late.
The
exterior
of;
the
school
has
been
completed
and'
the
Inside
is
now
being
finished
up.
The
whole
structure
will
be
completed
by
March
L
it.ls
expected.
A.
II.
Mc-Pherson
of
Prince
Rupert
is
inspector
for
the
work.
ments
are
completed.
Port
Simpson
will
have
an
almost
entirely
new
water
system.
Two
inch
Wood
pipe
Is
being
used.
his
farm
on
Canyon
Creek,
about
three
miles-north
of
town,;
to
Alex
Muheim.
Mr.
and
Mi's.
Mulielm
ar
rived
in
Smithers
'from
Switzerland
last
summer
here
since
that
time,
giving,
the
Bulkley
Valley
a
thorough
examination
before
making
a
selection.
Although
arriving
here-
direct
When
the
present
pipe
replace-,
from
Switzerland
Mr.
Muheim
was
of
the
Kitkatia
Concert
Band
was
one-
01
uio
principal
subjects
of
discussion
at
rh'e'
annual
meeting
of
the
band
which
was
held
here'
last
Thurs
in
the
spring.
The
election
of
officers
veur
resulted
.
as
follows
Honorary.
President;
E.
II.
Oftm-
ble.
President.
Henry
Colllson.
First
Vice-President,
Hill.
Second
Vice-President,
John
Nelson.
Conductor,
Henry
Brown.
Leader,
Norman
Leslie.1
Assistant
Leader,
Lawrence
nis.
Treasurer,
Stanley
Hlll;;
General
Secretary;
Ednnnid
Shdw:
t
.v,
au-io
vniipv
whiiiv
spvpml
Recording
Secretary,
relist0"10"
Ul
1
Sengers-Robert
Hill,
GSXwellfor
Shaw
and
Ernest
Jackson.
the
Dulkley
Valley
that
'the
leader
of
this
dele-!
pntlnrrha
himself
returned
to
the'
'
Bulkley
Valley
to
settle.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Olson
have
taken
a
cottage'
In
town
and
will
reside
lni
Smithers
for
the'
future'
Mr.
Olson
1
.
1
Atrw..
Ic
Hirllir'
crippled
up!
Not
able
to
operate
his
farm
the
way
It
should
be
operated,)
he
decided
that
the
time?
had
come
to
lease
It
and
take
life
easier.
VILLAGE
Sam
A.
;
KINCOLITH
Jan.
17:
The
Kincolith
Concert
Band
has
elected
officers
for
the
coming
year
as
follows:
CHalrman,
Silas
Maxwell.
President;
Sam'
A;
Stewart;
Vice-President
and
Treasurer,
H.
S.
Doolan
sr.
General
Managers,
J.
C.
Benson
and
Percy
F.
Alexander,-
Conductor,
Simon
McKay,
1
Assistant
Conductor:
Jame
KINCOLITH,
Jan.
17.
Ther
newjStewart.
elected
council
of
the
native
vll-l
Secretaryr
William
Ji
Barton
lage
of
Kincblith
has
.
appolnt4d,
Clerk,
Ernest
Stevens,-
committees
for
the
year
as
follows:1
Committeemen-
Eddie
Haines,
Honorary
Mayor,
Arthur
E;.
Nel-;Abel
Stewart
Silas
Maxwell,
Mat-son
sr.
Ithew
Gurney.
George
Bolton,
Mat-
,
Secretary
and
chairman
of
light
thew
Stewart,
Sam
Lincoln,
Rran-commlttee,
W.
F.
Stewart.
cis
Watts,
Abel-Angus
Ernest
An-
...
...
rrii
o
Tw-
l-
tTl4.
f
UK..
1
Treasurer
and
cnairman
01
tire
uaiuuuK,
oam
nic.
committee,
Edward
Robinson.
.uiiuer.
ueorgc
Aiexona-r,
uecu
Chairman
of
health
and
cemetery
Carton
Charles
S;
Barton,-
A;
E.
committee.
JoseDh
Ha
dane.
,,tu!1'
01
Road,
lot
and
truck
committee,
Directors
-
Benjamin
Sam
Lincoln
'
Stewart,
Eddie
Nelson,
Chris
.
School
Trustee
and
chairman,
of
(Jumble,
Billy
StevejiS;
r.v
George
Clayton
and
Arthur-
Gurney,
i
i
I
Pollard.,
Stephen
RETURN
TO'SMITIIEHS
SMITHERS,
Jan.
17:
Mrs;
R.
B
jBrummitt
and
two
sons,
Billy
'and
'
Jackl
arrived
home'
from'
Vancouver
on
Thursday,
morning.
Dr:
i
Brummltt,
who-
went
to
Vdncoiiver
fOr
medical
attention,
expects
to
be
!
back
home-'
thisi
week
to
resuma
his
practice
which
has
been
carried
on
by
Dr.
Poole
of
"Fraser
Lake-
during
his
absence.
REX
BOWLING
AIM'
A
AAUiin
MOO
Puck
Game
Was
Rough
j
Tempers
Flare,
as
Elks.
Defeat.
Ca
1
nadian
Legion
Five
to
One
At
Smithers
SMITHERS,
Jan.
17:
Tempers;
flared
and
tripping
was
indulged
in
frpmientlv
ns
the
Elks
defeated
New
Outfits
to.
be
provided
For1
the
Canadian
Legion
5
to
1
Thur&
,
Fnrfv.Thr
Musicians
of
day
eventngvln
a?
game
of
hockey
'
Kitkatlat
ltha(
was-
repletes-
with-;
penalties!
T,
1
I
1
T
r
M
f
!
.1
it,.!
i
imposed
uy
ri-ieiee
wiiitiu
nun.
The
ice
was
heavy,
making
it
necessary
to
change
players
frequently
during
the
game
and
also
making
It
very
difficult
to
hand'.f
the
pucki
j
There
was
a
good,
crowd
on
hand
to
witness
the
gan
and
and
have
remainedl
day.
The
uniforms
will
be
ordered
there;
were-
some
irate
spectato
s
as
their
favorites
were
cnasea
10
for.
tne
the
penalty
box-.
Referee
Abol
took
alt
their
abuse
without
letting
It
warp
hls
de
cisidns
and
he
gave
some,
of
the
,
youngsters
a
lesson
in
hockey
as
Matthew
t'
should
;
be-
played.
,
.
.
Several
times
the-
Elks;
who
were
1
M,
the-chief
offenders,
were
short
two
mem
on
their-
linoup
but
they
keptr
the-
Legion-
from
.
taking
ad
J
vantage
of
the-
situation
on
each
In-
r
occasion.
!
Billy
Leach
lost
part
of
a
tooth
'
which
came
ln.t
contact'
with-th
end
of
a
hockey
stick
during
the
I
game
Mederlc;
AS
a
resuii
oijtne
pcamc
tne
Elks
tare
now
on
top
of
the
heap
1
with
FOR
BAND
Stewart
is
President.
Of
Kincolith
Musical
Organization
Simon
McKay,
Conductor
James
ine
Native
sons
in
second
piac?
1
and
!thc-Leiilon
at
the.
bottom
wltl
'
only
one
win
to
their
credit.
I
The
Sons
and
the
Elks
tangled,
I
on
r
Sunday
afternoon.
Smithers
Curling
Goes
Oil
Special.1
Competitions'
are--
Conclud
ed
annPlay.ii'
UegnlAr
Tourn-anient
is
N6v
Iroceeding
;
SMITHEns,
Jan.
17
The
first,
two1
competitions
of'
the
Smithers
Curling
Club
for
this
winter
came
j
to
an'
end
Friday
evening
when
Bill;
Duff's
rink
outscored
the
Downey;
lation
prize
from
the
turkey
bon-spiel.
On
account,of'the
mild
wea
ther
the
Ice
was
heavy,
making
it
difficult
to
play
the
game
The'teanvsktpped
by
J.
G.
Steph
ens-took'
the'
first
honors
and
the'
turkeys
irr
th-principal
event
on
Thursday
evening
when
It
won
ovet
$he
Percy
Davidson
rink
which
was
being
skipped
by
Fred
Qlraud
owing
l
to
the
Illness
of
Mr.
Davidson.
.
Play
in
the
regular
tournaments
(will
begin
today
following
a
meet
ing
of
members
of
the
club
on
Sunday
to
elect-skips
and
choose
teams
qr
the
winter's;
sport.
It
is
expected
that
thererwill
be
a
Jarge-number
of
rinks
entered
and
that
there-will
be-
a
long
season
of
curling.
WAKE
UP
YOUR
LIVER
BILE
And
You'll
Jump
Out
of
Bd
in
Ui
Morniof
Rarin'
to
go
.
fh
Utt
ho14
pour
out
two
pound,
"of
Hquid
bllt
into
jrour
lotl
d.llyy
1
1
1
kit
bitti
U
not
loirini
Inf.-yBHt
food
dncaa't
dlfMt.
It
Jul
itmyt
In
tti
bowri..
Gu
blnat
up,
yovt
itamtch.
You
ttt
ronitlptttd.
Harmful
pui.oni
to
into
th
body,
and
you
fed
aouf,
unk
anu
th
world
look
punk
A
mart
bowd
tnoTmnt
down't
always
ft
at
tlia
cauu.
Yoa
naad
aoro.thlnf
that
wurka
on
tbt
livtr
aa
wall.
It
take
the,
food,
old
CkrtKr'a
littla.IJrar
I'ill.
to
get
turn
two
Kunda
ot.bUa
flowing
iraxly
.
and
maka
you
"ti)
i
up.
Harmlraa
and
gantlf,
thry
maka
tha
bila
flow
frady.Thay
do
tin
work
of
ulomal
but
haya
no
calomel
or
m.rcury
la
thvm.
Aak
for
t:atter'a
Uttla
IJrr
Pilla
by
mama
I
Stuoboraljr
Taf
uao
anything
laa,
i
warn
mAMnm
i
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Between
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