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it
at
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Hospital
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rk
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O
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3rd
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Prince
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II
lliJ'f-
VOTE
-
for
-
V0
H.
M.
DAGGETT
Alderntonic
candidate
for
the
one
ycUr
For
trartsoortation
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915
i
-
1
y;v
Canada
Acts
Her
Arc
THE
APPOINTMENT
of
j
a
Canadian
Governor-!
General
was
only
a
ques-j
tion
of
time.
Hy
omi
what
all
other
self-govern-j
inp;
parts
of
the
British
j
Commonwealth
except
Ceylon
I
had
al.-eauy
done
we
are
at
j
Ion-?
la-st
acting
our
ae.
i
You
iiiiKht
arnue
at
what
age
a
b:iv
hnn.
be
weaned"
Irom!
tl.r,
K,..i.
anH
tint
..n
thp
H,-.tlp
t
The
National
Anthem
HAVK
lnt'ti
iluinu:
some
researching
on
the
WE
matter
of
jti.-t
what
is
the
national
anthem
of
Canada.
There
is
always
considerable
controversy
when
the
subject
is
discussed.
Often
the
issue
is
raised
by
u-ii.ii:atin.s
v.r.der:!:,
v.
hat
is
the
rieht
thintr
to
do.
ML:,
ONLY
ONE
PR0MIS
To
continue
to
work
for
the
Best
Interest
of
Prince
Rur,
VOTE
FOR
X
I
T.
NORTON
YOUNGS
and
at
what
ae
taken
off
the;
I":'
Oddlv
enough
the
difference
of
Opinion
is
usual-
bottie
and
put
on
.noon-feeding
,
,
'
,
.
,
,
,
i
The
over-riding
fact
Is
that
iy
iK'iween
iwo
nyn.ns
neimer
01
v.
men
are
auinori-tativelv
Canada's
national
anthem.
sooner
or
later
vou
have
to
come
to
it.
'
!
i
"
Many
have
the
idea
that
"God
Save
the
King"
.
mdiculous
as
were
some
ofi
I'XPERTI'RBKD
by
the
omiiuius
aniiearanee
of
their
ever-present
armored-car
escort,
members
of
the
I
.S.
Tin
Mission
-i
Malava
srmlr
and
wm
for
a
picture.
I.cd
by
(Jeneral
Ihnmas
t..
W
ilson
neeirel
the
mission,
whose
i
oer
im-iuhrrs
are
Mr.
(.roree
I..
Weaver.
Mr.
Spencer
S.
shannon
uid
Mr.
liaelrs
W.
Merrill,
is
visilin
Hie
ruhher-and-tin-rieii
roaulry
M
lTich
is
iuirsled
bv
lne
runiniuniM
bandits.
lor
over
three
vrars
the
Rritisti
luve
hern
leadin?
liie
war
ajainst
the
t
nmmimists.
who
sweep
out
W
jungles
t
destroy
homes,
kill
workers
;md
man.1;ers
ami
destroy
industry
vitai
to
the
west.
.u..
l
i,
t,u
v,;t-
;
:..
.-
""
iuru.?um,Su
ixH'"
is
tite
luiumuu
uniiicin.
v'ut-
mum
il
ir
r
vu-
To
the
Electors
Victoria
Report
.
.
.
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
the
last
vestige
of
colonial
sta-
i
tus.
one
used
for
the
appoint-1
ment
of
a
Canadian
widower
was
even
mote
absurd.
i
Seme
of
the
w
ives
of
French-,
Canadian
M
P
's
objected
to
mait-
j
ir.o
w
hat
they
called
"le
dip"
or
I
curtly
before
tle
wife
of
the
Governor-General.
Weil,
if
they
feel
that
way
about
it,
why
do
it?
The
tie
with
the
throne
is
not
so
weak
that
it
cannot
survive
the
skipping
of
such
customs
anyway.
I
noticed
Prin:ess
Elizabeth
requested
Washington
ladie-i
simpiv
to
shake
hands.
ray
.
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
Is
It
Coalition?
Government
Seems
Safe-Political
Manoeuvring
Prince
Rupert
Having
been
requested
by
a
large
number
of
Tiupi
the
City
I
have
consented
to
offer
myself
as
an
Ab
Candidate
for
the
TWO
year
term
vacancy
In
u,f
by-election.
Your
vote
and
influmce
will
be
a.wir
frrectt-d
that
every
endeavour
will
be
made
by
me
toss
the
interest
ol
this
City
in
giving
a
progressive
civic
i
tratlon.
VICTORIA.
Premier
Johnson
and
Attorney.
The
weather
man
was
on
the
,
,
,
.
,i
,it
iv,
.,,.,,t.,,t
airsundavnmhtandEavePnr.ee
General
U
ismer
seem
determined
to
call
the
piesent
mg
taie
of
the
now-noted
Cana-
,Rupen
a
useful
lesson
in
trying
liberal
government
at
ictona
a
C
oahtion
govern-
dian
social
worker,
Kay
Gome.
to
unoersiana
tne
ainerence
oe-
-
tween
cioudv
and
overcast,
bhz-
ment
because
there
,
,
s
one
straight
!
I
oalitionir-t
r,;,,
,
,i
Laooi
Kay
was
at
a
swank
girls
ada."
That,
of
course,
is
because
these
are
the
two
sons
which,
for
some
reason
or
other,
have
come
in
recent
years
to
be
the
most
frequently
sung
in
the
west.
Often
there
is
compromise
by
organizations
which
will
sinjr
both,
one
at
the
start
of
a
leathering,
the
ether
at
the
close.
Rut
the
National
Anthem
of
Canada,
according
to
Encyclopedia
Dritannica
1!H.,
is
really
"The
Maple
Leaf
Forever."
,
In
the
eastern
provinces
of
Canada,
particularly
Quebec,
"The
Maple
Leaf
Forever"
is
more
generally
sung
today
as
those
who
may
have
listened
to
the
broadcastings
of
the
Royal
Tour
last
fall
will
recall.
But
"Cod
Save
the
King"
ami
"O
Canada"
have
become
so
firmly
entrenched
that,
even
if
people
really
knew,
they
would
feel
it
out
of
place
to
drop
them
and
sing
"The
Maple
Leaf
Forever,"
even
though
it
would
lx?
quite
projer
to
do
so.
Cf
course,
the
most
of
people,
'
influenced
by
tradition
and
sentiment,
still
like
"God
Save
the
King"
arid
would
consider
it
almost
treasonable
to
suggest
that
it
be
eliminated.
'
What
harm
could
there
be
if
we
sang
all
three?
Minister
John
Gates)
in
it
Mr
Wismer.
who's
a
great
-
school
in
Toronto
il
think
it
"ro
'-'
"
For
thre
is
a
decided
un-
the
Pr:n-
was
Haversai.
when
between
them
The
far:
ces.s
Patricia
came
to
visit
there.
n..
oirv
u-rt
..I
h.
.
-,rfiiv
of
there
being
a
"looseners
m
FOR
TRANS
PORTATfON
THURSDAY
N!
say.s
that,
seems
quite
saie.
hand
at
explaining
PHONE
GREEN
917
H.
F.GLASSEY
Candidate
for
Alderman
i
lor
some
tvmon
the
Premier
Johnson
m
sure
oi
a
vows
had
seen
fit
to
ask
Mr.
Wismer
aamit
22
for
liie
combined
op-
Xt)
re.sisjn
and
that
if
Mr.
Wi-smer
position.
In
a
showdown
vine,
imd
ten
pals
in
the
House
who
the
Sneaker
voles,
which
would
o;
so
sore
they
resigned
too.
pive
JohiiMm
26
in
a
House
of
w-il
wouldn't
it
still
be
a
Coali-
48.
So
-there's
no
possibility
'.
as'
veeather
wortis
'
is
only
too
Lrue
coached
to
to
how
they
were
lh
o'her
ku.d
curtsy
when
presented.
But
many
when
Kay
s
turn
came
she
01
"rK
as
wej.
treated
Nie
royal
and
lovely
lady
exactly
a-
she
would
have
treat-
prt
of
Cairo,
win-i..
Sltep-etl
anyone
else.
That
is.
she
herd
t
Hotel
once
stood,
is
m
bowed,
normally
and
politely.
rums.
Otlier
buildinps,
of
note.
There
was
momentary
eon-
els,
leir
before
fiames
and
riot-sternation
among
the
lookers-
ftiit
Slierjherti
s
was
an
establish-on.
But
the
understanding
ment
of
international
renown
Princess
gave
Kay
a
specially
lavorite
haunt
of
correspondents,
warm
personal
smiie.
and
the
.mis
passed
without
disa-ster.
.
.
.
,.
.
Churchill
arrr.-ed
m
Southam
pton
Monday
d.recl
from
a
bu-v
NG',V
THAT
Vincent
Massey
ha
two
weeks
in
the
United
States
berime
Governor-General
he
an(j
Canada.
He
nuried
a
col
t.
!,on
government?
That,
of
a
defeat
on
the
fioor
01
tti-coarse.
is
quite
right
it
would
House
something
every
govern..
n:!l
be
a
Coalition
government,
ment
dreads.
But
the
present
situation
here
This
observer
of
the
political
is
a
little
different.
The
who!"
s-er,e
rather
bitterly
regrets
thai
Tory
win?
is
gone
because
Mr.
the
politicians
of
BC.
hive
been
Ansoomb
was
forced
to
resign
paying
more
attention
to
their
und
tne
Premier
must
have
own
business
the
last
few
known
that's
exactly
what
moi.th
than
to
the
business
for
would
hJ.p:ien
the
minute
he
which
they
were
eiected
the
pitched
out
t:.e
Muiister
of
F:-
people's
business.
Employing
Oldsters
'i.i
be
awe
ail
party
politics.
abeard
ship.
g$
he
dieesved
bui-
!ianc
ana
tne
Tory
leader.
i.
is
tm
ja.-i.
s
our
juues
nave
itiwavs
ttirs
concern'r"g
tile
Ca"o
riot-
iii-.-it.-i
tan,
iiic
t
ivtui
w-
.....v
..
.....
-
beta.
Of
course
Mr.
Massey
bnoe
in
Ena'and
a'cab'net
ir-
hi
b'-
to
get
the
private
we.
the
people,
through
our
u-r
-!.
in
.-h.r
nht
w.'
...i.
mix
A
nn'-ar
i-n.it
Coalitionists
elrcted
repie.sep.tatives.
get
it
re
gHxi
laoor
is
eiEferJWs?
EVEN"
ir
Priix-e
Rupen,
whe
scarce,
the'
ace
limit
is
being
in
J
h
of
mmiii
and
B.
M.
ri:ten
in
our
Lonsuiuuon
:
drawn.
:
Yesterday
a
man
of
61
vears
reported
at
the
mm
w
t
'
v.
x
1
H
111
I-
O,
ca-
the
hu.-iey-bu.-iey
of
poa-
joon.
Fuuy
employed,
day
and
tics,
although
he
wad
Liberal
rght!
itatajnai
chairman.
Or.ce.
I
remember,
he
did
t;
Pib!
shwhan
has
tervene
to
stand
by
rr.e.
when
I
.ve
lhe
ma!.f,.r
ar
w's
unoer
very
hot
te.
nuon.
but.
if
he
should,
one
I
huti
Been
very
acuve
in
the
wor.df.r$
no.
mach
ne
d
nav.to
JtH
9nUr'
f:m
ask
Vincent
Ma,sey
for
himself.
lo
1933
1
,S?
,hen
Waff
This
buying
Canada.
Vuu
know,
eoitor-
wi
foreign
affairs
far
.
neces,ity
be
quite
a
tne
Toronto
Giooe.
As
the
great
Jeal
depression
deepened
into
dias-
ter
I
had
worked
hard
to
devise
to
Ther-"
are
tr-re(
"''
1iK
the
a
plan
fight
unemployment
Maclr.tvre
of
Mackenzie
Into
that
there
than
be
an
election
the
raoir.et
Welch
in
finance,
every
four
years,
to
the
very
M.icln:yre
in
public
works.
day,
some
Rjrt
of
system
?
Litis
If
t.-iis
hap;':r.s.
tne
Premier
tne
American
system.
-Until
we
couid
i-ay
oi.e'-tni.-d
of
the
gov-
tia
that
we
are
in
for
constant
eminent
are
oat-and-oat
Coa.i-
political
manoeuvring.
No
one
t.oi.is'-s.
so
doesn't
tliat
mase
it
will
eve.-
know
for
certain
when
a
Coaiition
goverr.ni'T.t?
It
there'll
be
an
election,
and
we
would
help
to
make
-Coalition
always
fase
tiie
danger
that
a
Government"
si
and
more
con-
political
party
could
remove
vtnctr.s.
anywav.
from
offtie
a
man
whom
the
No
one
knows
how
lon
the
public
elected
session
will
last.
No
one
ever
doos
I'-'s
time
our
whole
pnlitloal
Daily
News
office
that
he
had
been
refused
a
"job
aC
common
labor
by
a
Iota
I
institution
employing
large
numbers
of
that
type
of
labor
Ix-cause
they
dil
not
make
a
practice
of
employing
anybody
over
4..
We
wonder,
again,
if
everybody
did
that
and
it
appears
to
be
getting
an
increasing
practice,
what
en
a
na'inal
For
mnnlht
no.ei
to
Oe
DUia
in
I'ruioe
if
r.
of
course.
But
its
mt?nty
un-
"i-up
van
Kireauninr.i
a
on
is
going
to
tectmi
ot
the
men
even
in
the
prime
of
I
worked
on
the
plan,
the
basis
announced
iust
week
As
far
liKfiy
tne
Conservatives
and
the
t
ft,
fir"
W
(
-.
,
'
f
,
"9.
;
iiie
vtitn
consiticraiiit
e-rience
and
still
capable
of
which
was
that
we
should
"
"
'an
say
CCF
i,.t
t;ie
government
g-t
set
up
in
Canada
a
-mixed
econ-
wil'
re,
but
there
is
a
live
interest
a:,y
with
any
man
oeuvres
ie-
on-.y."
That
is.
private
enter-
m
lhe
cno.ee
and
f
n.e
may
iv
Mt-t-d
to
niurile
the
opptxsitlon.
pri.se
would
be
encouraged
to
do
'
their
Ptiiu-c
Ru-
There
are
now
19
CCK
ers
and
even-thing
that
it
couid
ami
rr's
original
ho
el
looaMon
was
lories
in
-oprsitKn
and
that
would
do.
But
if
as
and
when
ot-
Second
Avenue,
almost
oppo-
aa,.,
up
t.j
lot
of
political
private
enterprise
fell
down
on
ae
F"ln
Street
This
was
aoout
f,ijbb.irnness
and
ieti-;.itiV
ia..
-
If
the
trend
is
in
to
lie
that
direction
we
will
eventually
have
to
he
giving
okl
age
pensions
at
45.
Of
course
the
ultimate
of
it
all
would
be
a
system
whereby
the
people
Mow
will
have
to
he
providing
reasonably
lull
em-
.
The
city
received
a
fountain
instead.
The
GTP
had
ploy
ment
nubli;
entemrise
d
a
handsome
host-iry.
but
would
step
in
and
.suply
jobs
t"1"-
her
of
the
am-
at
did
not
come
supliorting
the
people
over
45
who,
unless
they
are
,
fcr
ail
who
wanted
"ana
needed
i"'
ar"jt
to
die
off,
will
he
automatically
retired
and
ade-
n'
heart
0(
the
M
wa4
'liiateiy
sustained
hy
the
state.
Then
everyone
will
See
ihe
bank
about
it
a
permanent
National
Employment
Board
at
Ottawa
which
Came,
in
time,
the
regime
of
a
3h-
Henry
Thornton,
and
citizens
would
always
have
ready
shelf
oi
plans
lor
all
sorts
of
'ere
quick
to
call
attention
to
Besides,
the
liberals
want
to
(
make
an
imprevtion
with
the
people
befwre
an
election.
Thev
can
only
do
so
by
legislative
'
action.
Hospital
insurance
has
lo
be
ironed
out,
organized
la-
;
bor
mast
be
satsitied,
there
'
has
to
be
colored
margarine,
the
three
per
cent
sales
ta
taken
off
all
but
luxury
meals,
Wie
Workmen's
Compensation
Act
must
be
amended
there
are
a
duien
mattery
on
wnirti
the
government
must
act
in
order
to
win
the
puhlir's
goodwill.
With
the
three
Coalitionists
supporting
the
Johnson
government
(the
public
will
have
to
figure
out
whether
it's
Liberal
or
Coalition,
no
one
here
cant.
th-nss
like
St.
Lawrence
Sea-
th
railway
promise
not
yet
fu!-way.
Trans-Canada
highway,
filled.
But.
if
he
ever
relinquished
Saskatchewan
river
power
and
railroading
to
entertain
the
pub-irrigation
development,
and
sin-
1,c-
there
was
no
lack
of
acimir-ale
central
heatine
Dlants
for
5bl?
spots
on
which
to
build.
He
Want
to
transfer
money
to
some"
KEEP
WARM
ELECTRICALLY.
"ELECTRIC
HEATERS"
be
looking
forward
to
being
45
but
the
people
below
45
may
no
longer
be
happy
for
they
will
be
having
to
jrive
half
of
what
they
earn
to
keep
the
older
people
living
in
idleness.
But
why
have
a
policy
where
huge
quantities
v
of
useful
work
and
experience
would
be
lost
to
the
state
by
which
it
could
well
be
used
?
After
all,
the
older
people
have
to
be
kept.
Then
why
not
keep
them
in
usefulness?
who.e
towns
and
cities.
even
half-way
around
the
world?
Any
branch
of
any
tharteiwl
bank
in
Canada
will
do
it
for
you.
couldn't
but
admirc
the
snit
mid
view
ot
the
harbor.
And
time
wags
on,
time
wags
along.
F.vurv
dnv
nil
cnrt
rif
rw-onle
fll'C
I1J-H1?
the
Premier's
party
in
the
House
I
HAD
NOT
told
anybody
high
up
in
the
Liberal
party
what
I
was
going
to
do.
for
I
was
afraid
me
of
the
big
business
fellows
might
try
to
stop
me.
Finally
I
resigned
ms
job
on
The
Globe
and
started
the
campaign.
The
daily
papers
gave
it
a
big
play
with
eight-column
front
pa?e
headlines
and
600
won
radiant
1000
watt
radiant
Quebec
Member
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forth.
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I
soon
came
Un-'
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Sunday
safety
deposit
boxes,
buying
travellers
He
was
former
mayor
of
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radiant
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trade
HUs,
arraiij!inS
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fire
from
reactionarieis.
But
not
from
Mr.
Maseev.
He
voluntarily
gave
me
public
support.
He
a?t?d
as
chairman
when
1
spoke
to
the
big
Liberal
business
men
and
gave
me
such
a
cordial
send-off
that
none
of
them
could
kick.
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of
credit.
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