Geo. G. Bushby
- Starts Speaking
| Tour Of Riding|

Geo, G. Bushby, the Conserva-|.
tive candidate, - “went east on

onday night as-far as Endako,
the extreme end of Skeenariding,
and there he started a speaking

tour of the interior. of Northern
British Columbia. He,is taking
in ‘all the voints along the rail-

ee

way and off the railway. Where-

ver two-or three are gathered }'
together there he will be found

in their midst. He will arrive |
back at New Hazelton on Septem- |

ber 29 and: will ‘address a public}.
meeting at three o’clock in the
afternoon, and in the evening he

will address a gathering: at Ha-
relton.

Mr. Bushby is not only the
Conservative candidate; he is a
native of British Columbia, and a
grandson of Sir James Douglas,
the first Governor of this province
when it bécame a Crown colony
under the name of New Caledo-
ldonia and who is regarded as tie
founder of British Columbia,
the name which young: province
thad adopted. The ‘Conservative
leandidate i is @ prominent business
iman.of Prince Rupert... -He- has
a ‘splendid ” ‘Fevord” ‘as ‘a bisiness}-

anand ia. taken at par by ‘all
who have had the-pleasure of his

acquaintance or friendship, - He
is an orator of the first grade and
he knows what he is talking
bout, He -also has the happy
aculty of getting what he goes
ut after, He is the-kind of man
hat Skeena riding wants at Ot-
awa, no matter what govern-
ent is in power... As stated
bove, Mr. Bushby will be here
ext Tuesday afternoon, and
ivery man and ‘woman should
make ita point to attend that
neeting and hear what he has to
jay, and to get aequainted with
re next representative from
keena riding at Ottawa.

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Woodeock

. W C Little and family ¥ were at
he home of Capt and Mrs Clive
in Sunday.” °°"

J Davidson visited at the home|:
£ his parents ‘at. Kitwanga: last| .
unday :

“W. Brand and Miss Jessie are

ending a few days in Prine Ra-
ertthisweek =

Mrs: J. Borsuk and Paut spent

st Monday with Mrs’ Brand’: are

Cons Cline was here from
Iton on, Tuesday . collecting Sh

Xx from. the-bachelors. .

T. R. Tomlirison of: Cedarvale
as here a ebiple of divs watery

The Herald 3 s only $2, 00 syeabl it Fa pl loops tq

a NEW: HAZELION, B. G, SEPTEMBER. 25; 1925

U. S: Consul Was

"TBealy & Doodson
Plan Finds Favor
_ Among | Farmers|.-

The, ‘movement started by Sealy
& Doodson, of Smithers, to mar-

ket the farm products of the
Bulkley Valley i is meeting with
splendid success, Many farmers
have already sent in lists of pro-
duce they have for sale, and
within the next few-days it is
expected that.indst ot ‘the farm-
ers.and producers of the interior
will have taken ad vantage of this
opportunity. ,

The plan Messrs. Sealy & Dood-
son have in mind ia, first, to find
out what stuff is available for
sale, and'then they will sell it.
The second object’ they have in

| view is to gather all the’ produce

at ‘Smithers, where it will be
graded and packed and made
ready for market: They have at
the present time cold storage,
killing property, and feeding
grounds, and they have started
to erect another large warehouse
on their retail property for hand-.
ling roots,’ ‘vegetables, butter,
eggs, chickens, . ete... They: have
plans on foot for another large
warehouse at the railway for
handling’ hay, grain, ete,

~Ip.regard_ to. beef. cattle, they,
will expect them to be driven. to
their’ premises just outside the
town. Beef cattle is one’ product
that can be driven a considerable
distance in the fall of the year
without any loss of‘fiesh, and the
secret of. marketing beef is to
have it in the proper condition
and to kill it and dress -it.in a
uniform manner: In fact, the
secret of marketing -all produce,
whether farm or factory, is to
have it uniform, and that ig just
what Sealy & Doodson propose
to do—make it uniform. The
farmer can bring it to a certaiti
point, and then Sealy & Doodson
will do the rest,

It is an ambitious plan this
firm has, but if-the farmers uf

'|the interior will unite with them

it will be the greatest thing that
ever happened to the ‘interior, |
It will put ‘the. interior products:
on the home market, ingtead of
the home market -being. supplied,

from Alberta, Southern B.C. and’

the United States, which is at
present the talae:

H, G Nichol of Vaticouver, ; r
mining. engineer’ whois. takitiy
the position of provincial. ‘district |

mining engineer at Kamloops, |

. (succeeding. Major ‘A.W, Dayil,

WAS a. guest in: New. Hazelton of
(WW. .§.Harris over the week-end |

Poxethar they visited the New] .

Hagdlton Gold-Cobalt ' property| .
oa Rocher. de Boule mountaiti,
‘and. Mr., Nichol.was well pleased
‘with. the pros

zs ready to. take down. the. Fiver | ag

Greatly. Charmed
With : Hinterland)

Over the weekend EB A, Wake-
field, Ametican. consill at: Prince
Rupert, | was. a guest of FP, G.
Dawson, ‘director Canadian Na-
tional: Railways, . and of W. H.
Tobey, superintendent, on a trip

through the interior. The went
east on the train: to Fort Fraser, |!
where thev attended a farewell
to former Indian Agent McCal-
lum. From-there they motored
back, taking in Butns Lake, : and}:
proceeding west through the great
Bulkley Valley to Smithers, : On|:
Saturday afternoon they motored
to New Hazelton; where «they.
spent the week-end with.C.:H.
Sawle. This was Mr. Wakefield’s
first trip into the interior. -He
gained information on this trip
that. he coull not obtain from
any number of reports.
what he believes to be one.of the
greatest tourist countries: ever
opened up, ‘and he predicted that
it would be the tourists who were
going--to- ‘realize’ the: immense

a commercial standpoint. "While
hé-was-around ‘Neéw.:-Hazelton: he
was-given anf*opportunity tone
“considerable of the: fcountry,

leys. - He was-so enthused ‘over
the beauty of the hills. and val-
leys, rivers and streams, that at
times it was -hard to get him to
move along to new. wonders.

who are always looking for some:
thing to develop. He -has seen
this country, and he is now in.a
position to furnish his people with
real information. - He especially
referred to the’ necessity ‘of and
the splendid opening here for a
hotel of the class to attract tou:
rists, and he saw several natural
golf courses, and that is what
the moneyed travellers are look-

‘ing for. -

.. The party left on. Suadav after-

had wonderful weatherandevery:|.
thing turned out perfectly. | The|.
drive from Smithers to © New],
‘Hazelton ‘was not’ the least of]
‘theif. pleasurés,: even though they] .

7 “did not-make it in leas than thee
D. D. Munro piloted the!
‘ear; ‘and-he wad- atéombanied by| .

| hours,

‘Hans Olson, of the ‘Hanson Lum-

ber & ‘Timber Co.! at Smithers, |)
They feturnned home on n Saturday,

night,

ning

~ Masqueradd Dane

“he New Hazelton Gaitimunity nile 7

‘|imen there;-- -

' He sawi.

both]
from the hills and ‘from the val- |.

Jone of its rubber stamps,

: Consul Wakefield is in touch]
with. many American -investors|.

noon on the freight for the coust| eas
after a most enjoyable trip. They |"

G. W. Nickerson
Contests Skeena

Nickerson, of Prince Rupert, one
of the first settlers in the North
Pacific city, announced his candi-
dature as a Progressive in the
federal election contest on Octo-
ber 29. The Herald predicted
‘some weeks ago that all was not
well in political circles and that
the electorate was -not satisfied
-with the service, or lack of ser-
yice, that had been rendered
during. the past four years by
Fred Stork. Mr.-Nickerson has
been one of the leading Liberals};
in Prince Rupert. He is one of
the most progressive business
He has done excep-|-
tionally well himself. - But, like
many others, he is not satisfied
with Fred. Stork. as representa-
tive, and he firmly believes that
the vorth and the interior is
entitled to a better run for its
money than what has béen:given.
‘during the ‘past four years, -

¢ With Mr. Nickerson inthe field,
the fight will be between two of
the livest wires in Prince Rupert
—Nickerson and Bushby.
‘Stork: will-beri in-the field, butit-ist-
not expected that he will get be-
yond the horizon. The campaign
will be full of interest and the

an excellent opportunity of losing

Rev. Father McGrath, of Prince
Rupert, arrived last Friday. even-
ing for ‘his annual: grouse hunt
around New Hazelton. He has.
been coming here for several
years, and this is the first time
that he has: been’ unable to get
all the. birds he could eat. He.
may yet baga béar o¢ a mountain
goat, although the goat would
have to come down to the lower

As Progressive)

“On Monday .last George W.|

Mr. .

| Mackenzie King government has}

Opened 95 Yan
Ago, St. Peter’ S|
“ Commemorates

St. Peter’s Church, Hazelton,
is an old chiireh in‘a new coun:
try. While-the Anglican Church:
was represented there years be:
fore, it was .in October, 1900,
that the present. building - wal
opened by the late Rev, J. Field.
To mark the completion of the:
25th year of its existance, -B,spes
cial anniversary’ service will be
held at 8 p.m. on Mredaoedas,
Qétober 8 which date also co-

incides with the arrival of Bishop:

Ridley in 1880. The-RightRev: -
R. U. dePencier, Lord Bishop of.

New Westminster, will partakd
in this service, for which special
music has been arranged. All
are invited to attend:

The church has recently: beeti .

placed on new foundations ae
is being repainted. The fun
for these improvements ‘have
been raised locally, and the sum

payment. |
interested and ‘those’ ‘who have
derived benefit from the erection
of St. Peter's will-help to. make
this payment possible’ before the
anniversary Bérvics, takes: ‘place,

poate”. merpetiys air aenemcagy ai ea

ay Day Services willbe held
in the New’ ‘Hazelton ehiirch: on
Sunday morning at eleven.o’elock
when the Sunday pupils. will put
on the program. Badges won by.
the trail rangers will also be pre-
sented, All are welcomed. : ~

The girls'in New. Hazelton are
giving 4 datiee in the hotel this
Priday evening: Good music,
Good eats. Admission, men. $l
ladies Gc,

Svdney Bazzett-Jones arrived
on Saturday night.to sperid. two

or three weeks in the great out-

doors. | He spent the week-end
with friends in town and on Mon-
day accompanied A. Rov McDon-

levels before the Father could
Rett a shot at. him.

ell on a trip into the hilis and
-vallevs north, west and south.

George.

” Conservative Candidate

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at 8 pm ‘and i in»

Bushy |

for the: Federal Riding
i. of. Seen, will address 8 PUBLIC MEETINGS 3 in:

(as

of $100 is required to complete
It is hoped that.all

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