Bf!
WC
.r.cr,h
at
Lanark,
Chancellor
of
the
John
Simon,
In
ut.ioned
Germany
;r."
a
war
In
which
would
be
drawn,
.
,vo
been
only
a
pre-ivcrnmcnt's
course
of
hi'
.in
with
France
at
her
r-r
full
dlnlomatlc
and
:-.r.
.h
into
the
scales
of
European
crisis
that
may
llir
qur
Mon
of
peace
of
war
Hi::
nrx-
tan
davs.
:nr
ttlemcnt
of
the
lovak..m
minority
crisis
Is
Fay
baorc
Sentcmbcr
5
It
Ls
WL-.
.
.
t"
-r
ma
go
before
the
an
at
Nuremberg
bruit
Ocrmany
to
some
dres
pn
toward
the
Cccchs.
from
Bie
could
not
very
well
re
Ltirne
Great
Britain
and
i
are
enraging
in
Increased
noeuvrr
but
they
are
said
it
a
r-".ular
routine
nature.
?t'
;h
fleet
ls
steaming
into
ftl)
Gea
and
there
arc
also
iea
military
demonstrations.
IPCa
'war
tramps"
nrc
hnlnc
0
in
close
to
the
German
and
(frontiers
and
nn.ir
Esthonia
he
latent
"Incident"
has
oc-
Halibut
Sales
Summary
lean-.
113.00(1
timmris.
B.3c
to
9c
and
6c.
ilian-
.
46.000
wounds.
7.5c
and
7.7c
and
5c.
American
P'
25,000,
Booth,
0c
and
Cc.
ig,
20,000,
Cold
'Storacc,
21,000,
Cold
Storage,
'c
22,000,
Pacific,
8.3c
and'
r
7.000.
Uoyal,
C.Cc
and
6c.
in
mn
Tn.,ni
n
n
Canadian
1
5c
JkM.
12,000,
Cold
Storage,
F
Jacks,
14,000,
Atlln,
7.7c
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.08.
Big
Missouri,
.301-2.
Bralorne.
9.25.
Aztec,
.O6V4.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.45.
Mlnto,
.03.
Falrview,
.07.
Noble
Five,
.02.
Pioneer.
3.00.
Porter
Idaho,
.03.
Premier,
2.36.
'
'
Reno,
.37.
Relief
Arlington,
.15&.
Reward,
.04.
Salmon
Gold,
.10'.
Taylor
Bridge,
.03.
Hedley
Am,al..
.03Vi."
,
Premier
Border.
.01.
Silbak
Premier.
1.95.
Home
Gold.
.0l
(ask),
"
Indian,
.01.
Quatslno,
.03.
Haida,
.02.
Oils
.
,
A.
P.
Con..
.17.
Calmont,
.30.
C.
&
E..
2.15.
1
Freehold,
.04.
McDougal
Segur,
.14
ii.
Mercury,
.09.
Okalta,
1.16.
Home
Oil,
1.00.
Toronto
Beattlc,
1.21.
Central
Pat.,
2.40.
Gods
Lake,
.46.
Little
Long
Lac,
3.40.
Pickle
Crow.
4.90.
San
Antonio,
1.25.
Shcrritt
Gordon,.
1.20.
Smelters
Gold,
.03'2.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
3.10.
Oklcnd,
.17.
Moshcr,
.23.
Medscn
Red
Lake,
..43.
Moneta,
1.40.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.23.
Bankfleld,
.58.
East
Malartic,
1.03.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.45.
Hutchison
Lake,
.03.
Dawson
White,
.03.
Aldcrmac,
.43.
Kerr
Addison,
1.C3.
Uchl
Gold,
1.03.
Int.
Nickel,
47.25.
Noranda,
71.00.
Con.
Smelters,
57.00.
Athona,
.0H4.
Hardrock,
2.01.
Ambassador
Is
Called
Home
Pftliinpf
to
Meet
in
Emcreency
Session
Tomorrow
S
British,
French
and
German
War
Games
Arc
Intcnsihed
Ian
Mackenzie
Impressed
with
Necessity
of
Finishing
Edmonton-Vancouver
Artery
EDMONTON,
Aug.
29:
CP
Charles
H.
Grant
of
Edmonton,
president
of
the
National
Parks
As-juwlation.
urced
upon
Hon.
Ian
Mackenzie,
minister
of
national
defense,
the
Importance
of
complet-
iv
milp
was
needed
to
complete
the
road.
Capt.
Mackenzie
Is
said
to
have
been
favorably
impressed.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
I
Court
T
B.
D.
Johnton
Co.)
1
puiBerins
i
iNDON.
August
2lJ:
(Ul')
wmie
Europe
was
con-
CAT,,0ncs
assail
hitler
with
the
gravest
crisis
since
ivi
air
inuvukm
blrlin
catholic
priests
on
ambassador
to
Germany,
today
gave
Prime
throughout
Germany
read
a
pas-
fl'
toral
letter
from
their
pulpits
TJNeVllieunuiumunuu
aim
uK"
Sunday
assallin-
Uic
Nall
polic)P
be
111!
RlUUieu
lUJiiy
iu
uiu
ijucbmuu
uh
-
J
toward
tlicir
reUsion.
rill
Hitler
march
into
uzecnosiovaKia
t
necmiuu
,
on
'
;r
consultation
wiin
.
-
jn::
leaders,
Henderson
I
n
4
wt
L
Berlin
on
Sunday.
The'
W
I
I
A
I
I
I
fJ
Iti.J
u-irrovr
t
a
prelude
to
an
I
w
:on
of
cabinet
mints-
ni?17C
W
C17
London's
next
step,
I
Lf
Lit
Jul
lUI-l
nar
.lr
to
Clunccllor
Hit-
lai.a
m
air
oouu
duuuho
fci'ur-D;.1.
li
believed
to
de-
';-
ambassador's
Judg-
Ita
h:;w
far
Ocrmany
Is
prc-
Mi
v
nr
Chamberlain's
ic
i
liriusn
Amoaa-
h.
r.atJ
summoning
key
61
into
session
tndt-pt
0;
'
Britain
may
be
j,
-ve
warning
on
Fue-
)l!
-r
hluntJJJflT
nhroiling
Europe
In
UADICAL
KETUKNS
MANILA
Bcnigno
Kamos,
I'.l
Supreme
or
leader
of
the
Sak-dalislas,
a
radical
agrarian
organization
which
revolted
three
years
ago,
returned
from
exile
today
to
face
charges
arising
out
or
the
killing
or
at
least
62
persons
during
the
1935
disturbances.
Uamos
was
arrested
before
his
ship
docked
from
Japan
while
hundreds
of
his
followers
waited
peacefully,
but
fruitlessly
to
sec
their
leader.
vm.
fjin:i'.v
siiks
ROWS
TO
I
1
'
.
SKAGWAY
SKAGWAY.
Aug.
29:
A
Muck-
Jow.
young
New
Westminster
man
who
disdained
going
on
reliei
iwhen
he
became
unemployed
and
Mn-tead.
feathered
what
resources
nati
on
Saturday.
Green
charged
whale
which
passed
at
a
distance
"
the
closed
shop
was
a
conspir
acy
to
violate
the
Labor
Kela
lions
Act.
TNKLATKN
CHILDREN
OLYMPIA.
Wash
The
lives
of
Irving
E.
Baker's
children
have
been
threatened,
it
was
learned
today,
as
a
police
guard
.was
thrown
around
the
home
of
the
former
coast
guard
of
ficer
who.
on
August
12
was
kid-
j
napped
and
severely
beaten
during
an
attempt
to
emasculate
him.
Dr.
K.
W.
Berry
has
been
charged
with
the
kidnapping
which
followed
a
three
day
par-tv
at
a
summer
cottage
where
r-ikcr,
who
is
3",
was
accused
of
bring
too
attentive
to
the
phy
sician's
pretty
27
year
old
wife.
FORMER
LABORER
CHOSEN
DALLAS,
Texas
Ed.
Gossctt,
Wichita
Falls
attorney,
who
worked
his
way
up
from
a
roughneck
job
in
the
Kansas
oil
fields,
beat
President
Roosevelt's
"old
friend,"
Representative
W.
D.
MacFarlanc,
for
the
Democratic
nomination
to
Congress
from
Texas
13lh
district,
returns
from
the
run-off
primary
showed
last
night.
Returns
from
the
fifth
district
showed
Lindcy
Ilirkwith
2.1
year
old
bachelor,
who
was
one
of
the
youngest
men
ever
to
be
elected
to
the
national
house,
would
succeed
Representative
Morgan
Sanders,
who
was
eliminated
in
the
July
27
LIBRABY
VICTORIA,
B..
80
Taxi
Tomorrows
Tides
5ro
wn)
She
:
4
High
4:25
a.m.
18.8
It.
Jill
IliAV
AND
NIGHT
SERVICE
16:31
pjn.
20.0
ft:"-.
areful
and
Courteous
Drivers
Low
10:25
un.
6.0
ft.
'.
1938
Plymouth)
23:05
p.m.
5.0
ft
'
New
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
AUGUST
29,
1938.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
versa!
Question
Is:
"Will
Situation
Grave
Ag
jtler
Enter
Czecho-Slovakia?"-
I
TransAtlantic
Plane
Crashes-
I
Broke
In
Two
I
GOVT
IS
'Fine
Gardens
Are
Measure
Of
No
one
was
killed
or
Injured.
tlucts
Generally.
INVOLVED
.
od
Uhzenship
ays
rw
Ca
nntoGo
On
Pegging
Prices
of
Agricultural
Produce,
Says
Hon.
J.
O.
Gardiner
T.riNTrN
Alic
29':
(CPl
NRW
WimttNCTFH
Atier
90-
Tho
(rlnnt.
fnnr-pntrlned
flvlnff
lf"!PI
Hon
J
f
flarrflnpr
fprlprnl
i
u....
r..i
i
n
Bull
Harbor
Scattered
cloudy.
'
outhwest
wind,
one
miles
per
hour;
also
lotte
Sound.
He
was
nearly
blown
ashore
in
Wright
Sound
".
.
I
I
sea
sea
smooth.
smooth.
I
ShlpDine
his
boat
over
the
Wh'te
P-im
tiinVlrmr
Ipft.
hprp
torinv
for
Whltehorse
whence
he
will
proceed
tur.
55-.
sea
smooth.
.
t
CptnifnM
PArrmr
ni
down
the
Yukon
River.
TODAY'S
BASEBALL
National
League
New
York,
3;
Cincinnati,
6.
Brooklyn.
1:
Pittsburg,
10.
.American
League
St.
Louis,
4;
New
York,
8.
Detroit,
15;
Boston,
1.
Cleveland,
4;
Washington,
6.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
PRICE
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
29:
(CP)
-Wheat
prices
were
up
lV4c
to
1rc
on
the
Winnipeg
market
Saturday,
October
closing
at
653ic.
Alert
Bay
Scattered
clouds,
calm;
barometer,
30.10;
tempera-
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
48.
Smlthers
Clear,
calm,
51.
Burns
Lake.
Clear,
calm,
42.
COLLISION
OF
MINE
TRAIN
AND
LOCOMOTIVE
ON
GRADE
AT
BRITANNIA;
SOME
HURT
VANCOUVER.
Aurrust
29:
(CV)
An
electric
train
nut.
nf
nnntvnl
nn
n
:tfpn
inrOirm
prnshprl
intn
Jin
encilie
on
another
track
on
a
curve
at
Britannia
Beach,
north
of
,
,
V
I
i
1
Vancouver,
yesternay,
injuring
at
least
mty
persons.
Eleven
of
the
injured
were
brought
here.
None
.are
in
serious
condition.
a
.
.
1
1
n
n
.
.
...Aa
only
ntrnllnktA
available
,hAn
when
the
4Ua
were
v.e
uiujr
onuwuic
nnui
WIC
(IT
W
1
I
COntrOl
WHeil
a
pUWvr
U(l)l-
WCELinCr
rOrCCclSl
steamship
Lady
Rose
docked
herejcntly
failed.
They
said
the
heavy
,
whh
iuut
ui
ua-
mjuitu
"V
lenKine;
ana
ItS
lOaU
RliWitrieu
iu
RvnnivstaThc
uressuie
crs
and
others
who
were
is
relatively
low
on
the
north
coast
less
seriously
Injured
of
British
Columbia.
The
weather
The
Lady
Alexandra
also
of
the
u.
i,n
fnir
mid
warm
throus-
Union
Steamship
line,
was
expected
L..
r,win(.n
with
the
exeep-
to
arrive
with
five
additional
Hlon
or
some
light
fog
on
the
coast.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Islands
Light
variable
whit's.
part
cloudy
and
moderately
warm
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Moderate
west
to
southwest
'winds,
fair
and
warm.
stretcher
cases
later.
.,Mpmhfrs
nf.
t.hp
T.nrtv.Rosp's
protir
said
that
virtually
all
of
the
50
per
sons
aDoarn
were
sunering
irom
Injury
or
shock.
The
wrecked
train
was
made
up
or
a
locomotive
and
two
cars.
The
duck,
Judge
ui
r
lower
onow
"There
are
in
Prince
Rupert
some
very
fine
gardens.
These
gardens
indicate
a
measure
of
good
citizenship.
However
to
make
Prince
Rupert
really
garden-conscious
will
have
to
co-operate
in
boat
Albatross,
designed
ior
minister
0i
agrlcultu:q,
speaking)
all
all
public
pUullC
bodies
DOUies
and
ana
institutions
insuiuuuns
win
nave
iu
wupwx.i.v,
v
i
iraiisnttaiiuc
scivitc,
uiunc
m
t
,
ucie
outuruay,
&aiu
ne
uiu
uut
wuiin.
neaUlliying
inc
City.
J.
Ilia
VYao
uic
u'iiiiuii
--
x
xuxuov.
two
in
a
forced
landing
at
Hat-
!
It
would
be
possible
for
the
federal!
Ti..eu
exnressed
in
an
address
to
those
attending
4.
fiplri
nlrHrnmo
Ratlirnnv
nitrhr.
nnvornmont
ty-
cot.
n
mlnnmum
I
.
.
.
.
,
i
in
the
course
of
a
test
flight.
price
for
eggs
or
agricultural
proT
I
.
T
1.I11AJ
a.
ImIi..ai1
J.
-1
-
I
a
dinner
Saturday
nigm
given
py
the
Prince
Rupert
Horticultural
So-
minnrn
11
'clety.
He
urged
that
the
memberr
YlKr.K
1
.
.
1
llllll-llU
IV
present
present
t.
iet
bri
hT,n
all
aU
D0Ssibie
possMe
It
was
a
ireaK
accident
wnicn
.
pointing
to
tne
wrecked
Britain
xastest
price
or
wheat,
as
compared
witn
essure
to
bear
upon
the
public
transAtlantic
air
Uncr'
at
the
the
of
Mr.
Gardin-,
pegged
price
80c,
,
bodies
dies
to
to
Induce
lnduce
them
them
to
to
take
take
up
up
conclusion
01
the
nnai
test
er
stated
that
the
government
stood
4-
flight.
The
Albatross,
built
to
to
lose
from
$30,000,000
to
$40,000,-
span
tne
ocean
in
regular
comr
7
uuu.
30.
this
matter.
"What
happens
In
the
mind
of
a
.
I,.
J
.Uan
Via
rrnoc
nut.
trk
vipur
t.hp
t
merctai
nights,
bounced
in
Tne
government
couio
not
go
aD-
'
rdensr
lnquired
Professor
Buck.
T
lanumg
anu,
uj
uic
omn-
t
s-jiumg
iucs
in
uu
wajr
""uusm
gees
Qn
th
score
card
tnat
25
ment
01
oiucers,
Drose
in
iwu.
t
,
setting
01
minimum
prices.
mar(S
are
tQ
"
fee
glyen
for
design
Four
men
were
aboard.
IT.K..Canid!an
An-eement
i"f
"c,
B"7"
.
"TT
VICTORIA.
Aug.
29:
(CP)-
MONTREAL.
Aug.
29:
'CPi
-'jTdatTJuSt
TIte
million
feet
of
cold-d.cked
Passing
through
Montreal
on
Sat-
1".
tlmber
has
been
destryed
b
lurday.
Secretary
of
Agriculture
P1.
'
Henry
A
Wallace
expre.ed
the
j
i.
1
nnlnion
that
some
sort
nf
a
work-
B
.
.
.
.
.
j
.
iehan
Lake
region.
lne
agreement
between
Canada
and
the
United
States
for
marketing
of
surplus
wheat
was
inevitable.
Canadian
officials
at
Ottawa
said
they
had
no
idea
of
lust
what
Mr.
Wallace's
plan
might
be.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
i
monr
in
nrnpr
to
-nrnnurp
a.
maxi-
.
-
uetnstn
wtmirrr
finnv
nnrrnpr
v
.
.
.
DESTROYED
Twelve
Million
Feet
Lost
at
Cow-ichan
Lake
Fire
Hazard
in
Interior
Still
High
"
"
J;
,
,
The
rorest
fire
situation
in
tne
mum
o
utility
and
a
maxunum
of
interior
NelsQn
beauty."
Some
of
the
gardens
Prof
hazardous
with
Buck
saw
here
fell
down
in
not
Ar
mea,n
having
produced
a
maximum
of
"
te";
utllfty.
Paths
should
be
where
"
vueQ-
oaths
were
needed.
It
Involved
good
taste
and
a
recognition
of
the
,
I
fitness
of
things.
The
gardener
T
P
DrpaU
should
exercise
retraint.
tie
snouid
ii
j
nit
v
-.
vuiv
Prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
northerly
ATI
ANTIC
CITY
William
he
could
and
not
want
to
grow
everyining.
r.7he
hwav
between
Edmonton
1
-
tftnd
Iwn
mllpe
TnUcs.
rwr
per,hortomU
Vinnr-
harom-i
..
.j
-Fircfnn'c
H
amrA
ananeouverf
.
;te,
30,faHlhg,;
temperature;,
"
,
Mr.
Grant
vifcmiv
pointed
,w
"
"
out
that
on
y
M-.
e
54
h.
....
In
regard
to
the
second
part
of
,,,
rhh.
Another
nri,isher.
Is
cccdings
against
the
C.
I.
O.
and
after
rowing
a
distance
or
1500
nd
tei
Sprinting
Automobile
on
Utah
the
National
Labor
Relations
miles
along
the
indentations
or
the
eM
lnJ'
?""P"
Salt
Flats
.
.
.
of
tio
in
vonmnvpr
nn
xinv
ometer.
30.05;
temperture,
50,
seathe
sIde
nf
those
desu.mir
marvel-
lioaru
m
urea
an
ukiiviucih
uc-
iuo.
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1pf
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t
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roi
rVi
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fr.
SmOOlu.
IWCCn
me
unilCU
.nine
orRcr
10
uuu
uw
(wuw.vu
I.
1
j
1
....
nfr&.i.
Ti,
:
-
.
mus
gruupuis
au
cuiui
cutiw.
BONNEVILLE
SALT-
i
bATH,
of
America
and
the
Harlan
,way.
"
ZC1
Y
inri"
hnmm
;,uage
apt
10
De
,ea
1
J
""Utah,
Aug.
29:
(CP)-John
Cobb,
County
Coal
Operators
Associa-
I
Mucklow
told
of
his
frail
craft
UV
soutneast
wind,
carom
the
basls
oI
judglng
a
garden
only
another
famous
Britlsh
4.
tlnn
which
....:u
signed
i
in
Cinci-
almost.
imns.
caDsizin-r
ramhin?
In
In
the
the
wash
wash
of
of
a
a
er.
30.05;
su
ua
temperature,
wmpeiaiuie.
oo,
sea
lt
.
t
tne
Dresent
time
and
a
fh
n
hrnnH
npw
Par.
ls
to
was
tint
no
ho
nruilrf
CPO
It
finri
tlPPft
T?P
i
A.i..UH.i.
eVinttAW
liv.v
J
"-
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-
-
ma
KG
UII
itllCIlipb
luuajr
m
siiai,iri
cVinuM
crlvp
rrpHlt.
fnr
uhnt.
hp
could
I
it..
-.....uti
vo.nfr1
nf
J'""".
t..-
'
"
lliv
UUWJlllumic
oiycu
iti.u.u
see
had
helped
to
give
a
good
effect
245.49
miles
per
hour
set
up
on
uuuuhuuuu
jvuj..
.Saturday
oy
uapt.
ueorge
r.ysiuu
Under
the
heading
Freedom
from
wn0
is
remaining
here
to
make
an-Weeds
and
Neatness
the
professor
0ther
sprint
should
Cobb
beat
him.
said
he
never
Judged
gardens
where
'
there
were
fewer
weeds
and
where
there
there
was
was
neater
neater
work
work
than
than
at
at
school
scnooi
teacher
leacner
suggested
suggeaieu
tnat
mui,
ues
Demg
iicYaii-rus6j,."ulnii.o,
M
six
s
miles
imica
per
pci
hour;
xiuui,
barometer,
uuiumcici,
30.14.
i
prince
prmce
Rupert.
Rupert.
Neatness
was
the,
named
after
Holland
tulips
should
Vancouver
Clear,
calm:
barome-
....-.
,
prevalent
,t
note.
,
iut
-ivjr
jv-
ter.
30.10.
Victoria
Clear,
calm;
barometer
130.10.
i
Prince
George
Fair,
northerly
i
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
barom-j
ctcr,
30.04.
I
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
tempera-;
ture
58.
!
Aiyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
52.
j
Alice
Arm
Light
clouds,
calm,
53.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
54.
and
Flowers,
the
Judge
said
nature'
women
went
out
in
Dutch
garb
and
had
done
much
and
he
found
tne.scruDDea
tne
streets
us
u
nunc
m
plants
here
well
chosen.
There!
the
Old
Country
and
hair
a
million
were
many
novelties
and
pleasing
,
visitors
went
there
annually
to
wit
effects
In
Judging
the
lawns
he
said
he
had
to
consider
the
function
of
the
lawn
lawn
as
as
an
an
outside
ouisiue
carpet
uuipci,
and
uuu
as
tto
a.m.
Sunday
and
meager
details
ininrerl
said
the
train
went
out
of
"e
,,UBWtu
4.
ness
the
festival.
At
Rochester,
New
York,
there
was
an
annual
Lilac
Sunday
and
iuu.uuu
100.000
visitors
went
there
w.w
each
w..rf
year
to
the
348
different
varieties
of
a
canvas
on
which
the
picture
was
see
.
.
,
i
i
...iiu
i.
Milan
trppe
In
hlnnm
Thprp
WPrp
van
i
t
nnn
ill
ill.
ill
wilii
lu
.-.lit
-
.
.....
w.wu
...
m.vw....
roundings.
Public
Co-Opcration
Professor
Buck
then
reverted
once
more
to
the
matter
of
public
co-operation.
He
said
he
was
much
nleased
with'
the
efrorts
that
had
been
made
here
such,
as
In
the
crounds
at
the
police
station,
the
fire
department
and
the
totem
park.
This
would
be
beneficial
to
the
tourist
Industry
as
well
as
being
a
source
of
satlsraction
and
enjoy
ment
to
the
people
of
the
city.
He
suggested
that
the
members
of
the
society
and
the
people
of
the
city
should
try
to
visualize
what
tne
over
a
thousand
lilac
trees
In
the
boulevards.
At
Nashfleld,
Tennessee
the
Iris
was
cultivated,
the
1
parks
being
planted
with
these
flowers.
There
were
20
acres
of
Iris
In
one
of
the
parks
and
a
bed
fifteen
feet
wide
and
a
mile
long
adjoins
the
airport.
No
one
person
could
do
this.
It
needed
the
co-operation
of
the
whole
community.
The
speaker
said
he
was
delighted
to
see
the
work
done
at
the
Canadian
National
gardens,
at
the
pro
vincial
government
gardens,
at
the
police
station
and
fire
department
gardens
and
in
the
Totem
Park
on
Pitv
mitrht
be
and
then
work
to.J'raser
Street.
This
work
could
be
that
Ideal.
He
then
gave
examples'
extended
a
great
deal.
He
had
of
what
was
being
done
In
other,
heard
on
the
boat
that
Vancouver
jaccs
j
was
making
such
varvellous
strides
At
dreenfield
Hill,
a
village
with
nectlcut
state
where
they
had
poor
roads
and
n0
highway
near,
tne
lanps
were
now
choked
with
cars
"
.
1
1
....
osin
IxAnn
ilea
but
that
Prince
Rupert
could
only
creep
ahead.
It
one
wanted
'it
--to
go
ahead
more
rapidly
one
must
first
.visualize
what
lt
meant
and
then
push
lt
with
all
his
might
and
It
could
by
collective
work
become
mcntum
with
.every
turn
oi
tne
v
.
Dr
Bronson
planted
an
accomplished
fact.
The
good
wheels
as
It
rolled
down
a
Ion
Jr
f
ln.,work
had
aiready.
been
startedNow
La
;:r:t
ssjSS
ji
t.
.
as
wantcd
was
tan
.
Vhn
p
nvpniip
or
the
same.
Today
ahead.
Jumped
before
the
cslllslon.
A
major
uisuslui
w
-
.
President
C.
P.
Ballacno.
who
was
In
the
chair,
suggested
the
mark
be
when
the
runaway
train
comaea
h-h
-
;
f
with
a
second
engine
on
another,
Jt
wRg
the
achievement
of
the
finest
places
in
Canada.
track.
The
sway
of
the
cab
as
It
one
man
fon0Wed
by
public
co-op-
A
formal
vote
of
thanks
was
ex-lurched
down
the
decline
caused
it'
elation.
tended
to
the
visiting
Judge
amid
to
strike
the
second
locomotive.
At
Tulip
Holland,
Michigan,
a
enthusiasm.
m