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j
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Island,
after
spending
the
past
.few
days
visiting
here
with
his
mother.
Mrs.
Annie
S'enhcn.
Is
sailing
by
the
Catala
this
afternoon
for
Camp-1
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
'
Dr.
H.
N.
Brocklesby
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
will
leave
on
the
Princess
Louise
tomorrow
afternoon
for
San
Francisco
to
attend
sessions
of
the
Pacific
Science
Congress.
Dr.
Brocklesby
will
present
one
paper
of
his
own
at
the
Congress
and
will
read
four
other
papers
contributed
by
members
of
the
staff
of
the
Prince
Rupert
station.
Frank
Watcrhouse
Freighter
Chilliwack,
Capt.
Fred
Talbot,
arrived
in
port
at
6
o'clock
this
morning
from
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and,
after
discharging
general
cargo,
sailed
at
1
o'clock
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver
via
cannery
points.
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
James
Findlay.
is
due
back
in
port
at
4:30
this
afternoon
from
Stew
art.
Anyox
and
other
northern
points
and
will
sail
soon
thereafter
for
Vancouver
and
way
points.
A
big
Boeing
amphibian
plane,
piloted
by
Clayton
Scott
and
being
used
in
connection
with
the
yacht
of
W.
E.
Boeing,
which
is
cruising
in-
northern
waters,
was
In
overnight,
arriving
yesterday
afternoon
and
going
out
at
9
o'clock
this
morning.
Several
trolling
boats
were
in
with
their
catches
yesterday,
the.
log's.
largest
load
being
1300.
Several
others
had
less
than
that
It
i?
understood
that
some
of
the
boats
InrnnnT
im
I
HIGH
FAVOR
Courage
of
Basis
For
English
Teer
GaTe
Canadian
Reforms
TORONTO.
July
18:
iCP
Res-ponsibie
government
was
no;
a
new
doctrine
when
Lord
Durhari
cm
posed
it
for
Canada
but
"there
may
be
as
much
originality
in
ap
I
plying
an
accepted
creed
to
novel
conditions
as
in
Inventing
a
new
one."
Lord
Tweedsmulr
writes
In
an
historical
review.
The
Governor-General's
arttc'
lis
one
of
five
commemorating
ttvs
Durham
report
which
grew
out
of
troubled
times
in
the
Canadian
colonies
and
foreshadowed
political
and
administrative
reform
109
years
ago.
Lord
Tweedsmulr
points
out
that
responsible
govern
men
had
long
been
accepted
Brittsi
policy
"Durham's
achievement
la
in
the
fact
that
he
had
the
courage
to
give
it
a
wider
application
to
shake
off
the
dead
hand
o.
colonial
office
paternalism
and
to
trust
the
Canadian
people."
Prof.
Chester
New.
outlining
the
British
background
to
the
report
remarks
that
Canadians
rightly
think
of
it
as
"blazing
the
way
to
their
first
full
and
effective
democracy"
but.
"next
in
Import
ance
t
that,
was
its
appreciation
i
oi
uanaaian
economic
prooiems
and
its
insistence
on
adequate
popular
education
as
a
basis
for
Canada's
democracy
and
well-beuv:.''
Prof.
New
finds
in
Durham's
backing
of
the
Reform
Bill
In
England
in
1832
his
unconscious
reparation
for
the
Canadian
Job
because,
"if
the
oid
parliamentary
system
had
existed
in
Great
Britain
when
rebellion
broke
out
In
Canada,
there
would
have
been
no
solution
of
Canadian
problems
and
Canada
could
not
have
achieved
democracy
along
the
lines
of
Lord
Durham's
report."
Separation
Expected
Prof.
New
emphasizes
that
h
the
Britain
of
100
years
ago
ai
ultimate
separation
of
Canada
from
the
old
country
was
considered
inevitable
by
both
Whigs
and
Tories.
But
the
report
"insisted
on
laying
the
basis
for
a-
perman
ent
connection
of
Canada
with
Great
Britain
and
it
was
trans
fused
with
the
spirit
of
Imperial
ism.
Against
a
uniform
back
ground
of
separation
sentimen
have
not
yet
made
enough
to
Wm
""""
Mackenzie
expenses.
Leonard
Evitt.
who
has
spending
the
past
two
weeks
here
I
visiting
with
his
uncle
and
aunt.!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
V.
Evitt.
left
by
j
last
evening's
train
on
his
return
to
:
hi
home
at
Smlthers.
His
sister.1
Miss
Olive
Evitt.
is
remaining
here'
for
a
few
days
longer.
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I
THE
DAILY
NEWS
A
fi
m
nent."
Prof.
Harvey
argues
that
-!1
parties
in
aiva
Srotia
were
un-Timous
as
to
the
first
nrinciole.
ha'
the
Reformer,
had
In-
''t-t
ij
-on
the
fennd
nn:
bett
"stands
out
in
radiant,
eonfiden.i'ord
Dn'-rt--
mre'i'd
th
nroh-aad
eosstracttve
imperial
faith."
-m
and
thft
hev
worked
It
ou
Prof.
George
W.
Brown
describe
'p
t"'-
in
he
decad-the
Upper
Canadian
scene
of
tftej-nreiment
to
his
r
Kirt
"
anous
reiorm
eiemenu.
Durham's
rnurav
m
ih.
r,,.
nt
were
spttt
up
and
fHhting
among
jknown
opposiUon
to
mpon3lb!e
themseivea
Particularly
notaWeifOTOTUnwit
f
Melbourne
was
me
rjreax
oexween
w
Mfrui-
,nri
Ii0rrf
Jnw
r,,,,,
...
9tmm
4
r......
v-
at
-"-.emmental
colleagues-is
emuhasiz-
ftHE
nrsen
ereryi-d
hv
Pmf
rhMtr
Martin
in
an
Ttbute
has
been
paid
to
Uckrv.-1
ie
on
the
report's
conse-!
Tie
s
broad
human
symoathles
and
qoences.
There
is
no
evidence
that
his
fearless
disregard
for
his
own
rrharn
hart
h.h,
k
...
been.
personal
interests,
it
still
remains',
w,.
-mpmmrtt
,,
K.
ed
to
the
Ba.dwtns
in
Toronto
in
1838
"With
a
stroke
of
courage
fqual
to
any
of
his
whole
career
and
with
a
consummate
artistry
w
hich
has
never
been
excelled
In
a
British
state
paper.
Lord
Durham
seised
uoon
the
doctrine
formulated
by
an
obscure
provincial
lawyer
and
transmuted
It
the
'precise
legal
phraseology
of
Robert
I
Baldwin
into
an
everlasting
vir.
81j
cry
for
self-government-"
This
"became
the
gospel
of
the
new
rnVVFPTinvc
V
VTPniordw'
Ior
British
provinces
In
I
every
quarter
of
the
world?"
Thi
rr
Wr
U
I
of
YOUNG
MEN!
VocatkonaJ
Sr
.
:
lAd
U
aet
up
to
PP7
Joir.z
:n
irttli
Informttlod
about
m'Xferr.
::idUfttrtes
aod
to
td-vtoe
'.turn
mvr.:
tfarUr
otn
futur
tbereai.
We
n.ncerriy
beUere
Wj
etooe
V-i
trotenlnUx
minded
jxxnif
mn
exMt
today
In
alrentt
ooammaLUxi
-n&
meeTBDica,
rro-ntMittrral
cnir.enDg.
Diel
mi
gin-eerlQC.
vcidini!
uid
lir
eondkuoolnt
and
refoctrbn
We
repreaent
ln-atSMttooa
vtu
jf
jTCTDCixnl
tpr(rTl
moA
ikxnee.
a:.d
can
how
younj
.
a.
wu
u.
mi-
ctusArjr
wtuch
mot
toUraU
him.
II
JOU
Kl
K
KUI
AO
JTr
Old,
DMTt
reMotuMy
HtMdr
haWU.
llxe
mccb.
anka
and
are
lr.liirvg
ta
exert
your-cctf
by
a
uuu
extra
work
and
atudr,
then
mi
in
Uua
toopoa
artd
mail
It
today-
By
return
maU
and
without
cone
JMi
will
got
Unportaot
In
for
-matica
wtaieb
ran
be
the
turnlns
1
poaat
la
jcui
lKf
1
t'
I
am
p&rMcuUrljr
ialereatod
la
learn-
I
iflff
more
aoout:
AIRCRAJT
Cooatruotlon
UbBjaae
MaMer.
Mn4kUkk
D-m4
EnclivMrtnz
WeMlac
Air
OotMUOenteg
and
winger
waoB
Nam
tl
.Age..
crete
basement.
Lowest
or
any
a44tm
Pavtfcutorj
zcSt
Cutest
.
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Service
Ltd.
ferjrLtd.
(165)
t,
JVhJ'f,
'Li'li
J
CYCLED
TO
Buchanan
Dead
PR.
RUPERTiBut
Boys
Still
Memhr
of
I'nited
States
Speed
Skating
Olympic
Team
Was
In
Trince
Rupert
Yesterday
,
George
Wallace
of
Burunjpune.
I
California,
young
mechanical
engineer
and
a
member
of
the
Unl-Ifed
Stats
Olympic
speed
skating
-
team
which
will
compete
at
rut
l.
a:
he
.onu.bu'cd
.
Mlt
that
Oanntech
-
Partenklrchen.
Oer-was
caiwrucuve
u
tuc
-j.ution
of
I
many.
In
the
Olympic
Winter
.he
Canadian
problem"
in
Prof.
Oames
next
February,
was
in
Brom
s
opinion.
Among
Canadian
Prince
Rupert
yesterday.
To
keep
historical
legends
few
die
harder
i
fit
for
the
contest
Wallace
eon-
han
that
which
suggests
thatcelved
the
idea
of
an
extended
Mackenzie
and
his
followers
alone
-vcWng
tour
for
hi
vacation
ana
ood
f
or
the
cause
of
.reform.
a'u
In
the
course
of
this
trip
failure
to
understand
and
make'
that
passed
through
Prince
clearer
the
animosities
within
the
Ruoert
He
had
with
him
his
bi-eform
movement
is
largely
res-
eTC'
8nd
hVs
eomDanlon.
Tom.
a
onrdMe
for
this
misconception."
five-months'
old
pup.
part
police
But
with
the
Durham
report'
.and
P
Pd;
which
weighed
What
hH
hnnu
ti
r
rlAr-lJ
1""'
u"
""V"K
"
the
issue
had
at
last
arrived
on
hich
every
reformer
In
the
province
could
be
united.
What
the
-lergy
reserves,
the
grievances
ver
land
and
education,
the
con-"liets
about
loyalty
and
all
other
-um
over
which
Reformers
and
'or'e
had
argued
at
cross-urnom
tor
years
had
been
unable
o
oa.
tne
report
did
at
one
Prof.
D.
C.
Harvey.
Nova
Scotia
Archivist,
holds
that
"Lord
Dur
now
weighs
37
pounds.
Starting
from
San
Francisco
a
month
ago.
Wallace
had
no
difficulty
In
ridine
the
bicycle
all
the
way
from
California
via
Banff
to
Jasoer.
hiking
from
there
t"
Prince
George
over
the
railway
line.
Tiring
of
the
ties,
he
took
to
the
Fraser
River
ar
Tete
Jaune
In
an
imorovised
raft
coosatiing
f
two
toss
lashed
together
but
his
d'd
no
orove
so
good
and.
after
doine
six
miles
in
that
waylwaugh
e
left,
the
young
man
expressed
PTeclatkm
of
assUUnce
tha'
had
been-given
him
along
the
tone
v1
after
arrival
in
Prince
Capt.
Hsroid
Hanson,
who
suffered
a
fractured
peivis
a
few
-nonths
ato
In
falHng
dewo
the
"wld
of
a
log
barge
on
the
Queen
hrkitr
Ind
and
ha
lnce
been
In
hospital
here,
has
suffl'--nflv
wovrrM
to
h
able
to
lmv
this
aftemn
by
th
Catala
on
h
return
to
his
home
In
Vancouver.
IMF.
'
SKA
I
OH
A
I
.
IT
V
'1
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Parked
by
the
only
salmon
cannlnr
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prlnre
Rupert
Office
Supplies
Typewriters
and
Supplies
Stationery
Printing
DIBB
PRINTING
Company
Besner
Block
Phone
234
Being
Sponsored
Oeonte
E.
Buchanan,
who
con
ceived
and
sponsored
"Buchanan
Boys'
-
tour
parties
wnien
nT-come
north
through
Prince
Rupert
to
Alaska
for
many
year
now.
is
dead
but
the
trip
re
goto
i
Just
the
same.
YeaUrday
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Charlotte
a
Buchanan
memorial
party
of
thirty-six.
eventen
boys
and
fifteen
girls,
was
here
bound
north
and
will
be
In
Prince
Rupert
again
Saturday
alterooon.
In
chars
of
the
party
was
G.
O.
Spreec.
life
kmc
friend
and
business
associate
of
the
late
Mr.
Buchanan,
whom
everybody
knows
a
-Dad
.-
while
the
girls
-
were
led
by
Mr
'DrJ
Kahn
of
Detroit
assisted
by
Miss
Charlotte
Qulnn.
who
was
secretary
to
Mr.
Bueh-j
anan.
!
It
was
Interesting
to
note
that;
Mrs.
Kuhn
had
with
her
her
nine
j
year
old
son.
Richard,
the
roun-estof
her
family
of
eleven,
ever
one
of
whom
have
made
a
Bitch
Chicago
ham
may
appear
to
have
had
durmK
wh,;h
th
doT
wtnt
lntlUho
has
been
on
twelve
-re
inUraenoa
unon
the
evolution
.n-ninnln,
wafer
and
the
trip
f
self
-government
In
Nova
Scoiii
h?n
an
examination
of
the
facts
-
dually
reveals."
This
because
both
parties
Tories
and
Reformers
''conceded
hat
the
magic
of
his
name
and
ration
would
have
a
powerful
effect-"
Th
Tories
"strove
with
?ht
and
main
to
neutralise
this
Meet
while
the
Reformers
ap-i
Mitflt
was
nearly
kwt
Wallace
re
turned
to
the
track
and
finally
-nade
Prn
Oeoree.
The
rest
of
h
trin
into
Prince
Rupert
was
nade
by
cycling
and
on
a
railway
flat
car.
Having
arranged
for
money
to
be
sent
him
at
Prince
Rupert.
Wallace
was
"broke"
on
arrival
in
"fin-
Rupert
Sunday
night
but
and
u.,
,
,,!h
as
able
to
tall
on
the
Prince!
George
yesterday
afternoon
to.
th,ir
far,
government
v-mmt
in
their
favor.
Unity
f
Lmpire
"It
is
generally
conceded
that
he
great
virtue
of
the
report
wai
ts
full
insistence
upon
the
neces--ity
of
maintaining
the
unity
of
he
empire
and
the
pracUcabUttv
it
combining
unity
with
the
full-t
measure
of
local
self-govern-
Vancouver
whmce
he
will
set
out'
train
on
his
bicycle
for
home.
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to
the
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News
btfore
"
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storage
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or
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at
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low
temperatures.
It
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the
hold,
even
In
the
hottest
weather,
as
cold
s
h
storagt
room.
Fishermen
are
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to
Inspect
the
new
system.
Better
Ice
than
ever
before,
at
no
Increase
In
cost,
menu
economy
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