1 “TE | sentence in policec court - - morning. John Smith, ‘another. Haz- oe HPotlaiches ‘Must _ Stop Says the. Indian Agent , Ton, Geimpbelt: ‘a Hazelton - chied mo wag gtven a three ‘months ‘suspended _ elton ‘Indian was’ allowed . off. ° ‘They. ‘were charged with: conducting - a Pot. a latch at: Kispiox: on ;March ‘R5thy _ Some time ago Indian‘ Agent -Morti-| mer vistted Kisplox: and. “warned: tho} — ‘Indians against: holding’ potlatches as. “lt was’ contrary to the whltite customs. It was pointed | out to: ‘them that. ‘there were a good, many ‘Indians réceiving assistance from the, Dominion govern- _ muteh better’ At: “would be’ for the® ‘In:, a Th. a i fl |: t a received 0c, themselves. | qo. “The Indians “took the stand ‘that, at a ag a q na od q 4 nent in, the : way. of: food, and. how (Lians who had. ‘plenty, or. pwho:; had xoods or money. to. give away, ta ghye . to their own poor and .thys.‘become in: dependent of the* ‘government. | By. tha . system of potlatehing the: ‘rich Indian received the same shave as. the poor, und as most of the poor were old, or |, “ede was “not sufficient ; for their needs. “The. Kispiox Indians: Were somewhat ‘more impressed with. the- whiteman’s talk than- were. the. two: Hazelton In- ~dinns, and ‘the ‘latter. undertook to go . “qhead with . the potlatch. of , the late Kisgagaos chief's property. aniounting : to some $900 in ‘cash’ and: property. - stmt Cons. Rivett and Unia of the B.C. MP. visited Kispiox . on: March 26th and witnessed the: ‘potlateh, and ‘even was a. very old’ custom, and they. pbe- Heved thnt.it.qvas alright... The: “elder. lone Indians ‘are the” Jéaders in ‘the. latch the younger 1 mei are, “not: 80 ver ai ‘kkeen about: at. The trial was start afternoon and - finished ‘ up. ‘ou: ‘Batur- day, A good. many Tndions: Were ‘pre- sent at the trial from Kisplox a ands ‘Bl: . so from Hazelton. stead of to the rich. The presiding, “shag aistrate gave ‘tho natives: a gootl lecture, ou the disad- vantages of: the: pétlateh’ and’ of the] ndvantages “of giving to the poor in- > Campbell, who wis apparently the ring leader, Was given a three- months suspender se, tence, ‘and! ‘Smith was, let off. | A Chite’ $ Menu W.<. the,: “nursery,” ‘tugging at ‘scooters; and 7 uy. Barbaya- “Brook. All day. lori: these tiny ‘sungsters ‘of i ‘the tiny world hive ‘played—fhrst it piling. wooden blocks - ‘into. aniniative citadels—then “in: the. sunshine out.-of "doors, chasing Buster and pulling ‘the. m twigs off, mother’s : ‘best. pushes.” oo much enerey~ they” expeud ‘durlug the Low day. It id no wonder. “tbat supper | tine’ is sleepy: ‘time: and: ‘that soon) ‘it: ‘ter the little. anes: are fed the ne sian 1 5 penee. “and ‘quiet “ursery will come. ' Ehé wise: itotiex "now that’ the ~ qlate- for ‘suppers’ ‘for the eid is: “in . ° phe nursery. The evening meal | for “Yhe chil “should: ‘be simple, . “easily ve ested and eaten in’ ‘an atmospher ' Fodds which: may patie 1 Cereal ‘last ~ “Sat. |: * mn mhuveday | a Jed’ $170 because they) ‘plain ‘sandwiches, ‘ a. and ‘with i T ing crags crowned b Abraham. and the liner ‘Bim press of Britain’ will land wit ou LO Pacifle’s” fnain’ litie’ to ~Mortre of: some . $2, 000,0 bec! a _ferniinala~ he scene of the landing of General Wolfe, under the tower- the Plains of |’. ity of Quebec, is about to become the setting jor ret another important event in the |. istory of Canada. On September "48," . 2759, the British forces di embarked at what is now known as «.Wolfe’s Cove;-to capture Quebec. |: . On: June 2, 1931, passengers from the new 42, 500-ton Canadian Pacific ; on her _ maiden voyage from Southampton, ~ 5+ in. a few yards |. -' of: the same| + -: spot and . be taken by. train; | -- ‘through a tun-| - nel slightly]. s-over a mile} - ‘long; under the historic battle- field on which the English — hero ost his | dian, and Ameria panes. 7 Gan era . e, direct to concrete quay-w: eect in. 1 Wolfe the. Canadian | length, with 40 feet of: "water at low al: | tide, will provide; ‘berthin This new traffic link, which is being , eonipleted.by the company at o-cost 00, will, eliminate | w: the: present journey: through Qiie- % “end materially 7 shorten the. running time from the ship's side ‘to all-important Cana- i space for, the-. new “giantess : and: her* sister “white, Himpresses’’;~ and: five. rail- y, tracks, ‘converging. into. one at the end’of the ‘wharf.and.thenca tarning 2 into: the new. unnel, will A| their respective destinations, serve to transfer passengers from the bosom of the St. Lawrence | to” ig- embarkation will be effected through ~ a two-storey shed,: with stairways leading .down’. to. thet ins... bletarea show: (1). owaltels’ army. ding to capture. Quebec, (from: an. ol drawing). ‘(2):-The, tunnel ° mouth near the riverside,. how under: construction, @) General Wolte. ° . * feed? 70 . Four nee - proof of Direct Interest in ‘Poles Referred. to. : Quesnel—Pole “ehiters” intent upon attaching liens. must later: be able to Yyecognize their poles and conyince the court that ‘they... have “expended upon “them,* necording .. ta: decision h sat a handed down. by: AIndge: Robertson. . Jtrial: which “Invo}ved ‘the ‘seizure: helds,. $7, 000- worth: ‘of “poles; wns totalling: ‘2 200, : twa! meg, Were: ‘award: were: ‘definitely. able -io- ‘establish’ to..th | court's satis- faction. hat. they. had, worked. ‘ou the poles. in. question, ° The: ‘otliers” depend- ed on, the. plea. that: because, ‘they’ ‘had worked. -continuot ly for ‘thé defend : 00—Bai anner : “and Jug Robertson Gives Decision at ‘a! “Quesnel © Trisl—Must ;. have -. “f° men 'D Sto. WECKS ‘OF, aS to: spr end! ‘the work ‘around as much “pn yond. work. ‘for the: “whole ‘season. | ~ MILLION - FOR: ‘ROADS . Previneial- Govirnment . wil. Handle . Unemployment: problem all: thno.. - thes year. comme Tee The ‘Tommie. ‘government. hus ; ,madée provision to care forthe unemploy- ment: of eitizens of B.C: It; Was ne- vessary to" eut. down the “money . for building new roads.but.a loan bill. was passed for §2,000, 000 ‘for uuemploy- ment, and as it.is the intention to use the ‘greater: part of. that’ money for the ; inroads, the dimount available” Will : ‘thus. 1 ; he: about: eatink « ‘or pétter. than last vyenr ze | The’ public:. works “depaxtnient . “will ‘be in: chatge: of the® “money” ‘ind, Dr. i. C. Wrinch, member, for: Skeena,, Says, the publie, oworks department: avi!’ employ onth’ shifts. 30 as possible.» “There. willbe. nO. ‘men put |) Ole; ‘of, the things. Premier. “‘Toinie’ is fo" “tik uD. ‘with. the. “federal. fovern- ae sere. another $2) 000 000, The: master sole , of, ‘home cooking “Hazelton, ‘la fi: “vhriraday: at. _| suminer . a and: afternoon. “ten ‘held tin’ the’ ‘United . . on. Satu tday, . WILLING 20° BUILD aiduwav. Premier. ‘Polmie: says: ‘that American for Concessions: — Ce ‘Fims will I gladly, build road. Vietoria—Tne Be. Cc. Alaska High-} Way: found t champion in the Liberal tninks: in tlie Legislatuie am, Manday in H. FY Rergin, of Atlin, w hen he got fn line with Premicr Yolinie aad the Jtongervitises ia faver oF the project. Premier Lulmic tld the niembers that gions. tee: “whieh: will “neat ‘this “samme “te consider at from ° the’ “ste mndpyiut amines’ ‘polnted out the: iuuense amoint of: pibliclty ‘which- hod, ‘resulten from the _eurar ni trip. to. “Hazelton” , Inst a ‘ aye “THE WOMAN'S INSTITUTE ® ithe mointhiy “meeting. oF the Win en's Anstitute, Nias held. ‘at Terrace, ; to Ir to’ furnish’ a. New: Hazelton: ‘ard. in’ ‘the: hew: “hospital ‘have /Sompleted a penses: and-. “cost: of ward Iusnishings.: . Tery. way. | ov iPr | he: Now ‘Hazelton ladies, ‘who. under day night last. was a great “silecess and : the proceeds’ from the: dance~ andthe .* gramophone. will more than meet. ‘ex: ‘ The. dance was oO great” success: in: ey- ‘ There: were a ‘hundred: who |. : _ gramophone was. done Bice Of. tlie Ineky ° _npmber,: - ; ‘The New: Hazelton ward will be on o : aland the ‘furnishings are also of the, { | i The Port Essington last night. . " Terntice won at home’ last. “week 43 ~ could not lo _| The ‘Terrace. team. worked the pall. in there, were. tentative ‘Proposttions. from 4 outside. companies’ who. were wailing to ‘build’: the road..for ‘pertain. TaD any “He had inforniition thatibe laid: not thiuk wise. ‘to make public. referred to: the international “camuit: - Ife : aninister- of = “4 oo) Puesday’ afternoon ° ‘after: yelng a. pa ..: ent: there’ for some time. “He: went: “| to the hospital ‘for an: -‘gpevation for -ap--: feGarthy. preside! pald admission, «The ‘ drawing. for the. “by Margaret: : Satrent and Mrs. Sawle awa ‘the ‘hold=” 152, Mrs. : + Sawle then ‘turned: ithe: gramoph ie: OY- Ler. to the! ‘trustees ‘o£ the: Community | Leng me for use.of the: people : of the town" who use the ‘hall: ‘ ‘The: Anstin- ‘ ment was donated to the ladies by ; ‘and Mrs. Senkpiel. » eke ‘the inen’s, floor and will be No. 1 lt. ‘is one of the best wards in the. “hospit-" best. _"TERRACE—PORT ESSINGTON a ‘Terrace All- Stars travelled to “and . took - ‘one on ‘the chin from. the latter : team: ‘to the tune of 22-17. ° _ However, : 28, 5, they take. the: round 60-47. Michiel - and McCullough were unable. to! take Tt 2 nh ofa DE fast. ‘throughout: ‘both ‘teams playing::o. quick “passing: game. . Bgsington . ‘wert | content: to ‘shoot, from put’ a piece And » 18 ‘lot. of: these, shots ‘count... ‘Reid at. coutre . being - “particulaily. effective. - nicely. but time and again the’ ‘forward - Thissed apparently. sure ~ shots, ° Phe first’ period SL the ‘homesters ‘take a 12-5 lead” but’ “after the interval, - the visitdrs more: ‘than had their own ‘Tn this period the lineup was “gwiteh. ed,” Thomas ‘going to centre and ‘Tittle 7m dropping back to defense. ¥ For Essington, . Reid was in. ‘good form and was the: individual, star of the. gane. Spalding and. Brown, alse. turned in good games. While’ noue of of ye both, ‘Canada’ ‘and “the: “United. States, + Hon, WAL "MeKenzie, ”, : Lawrence: “Bain, ‘of. ‘Yaneouyer 4 ed aivay “in “the | ‘Hazelton hospital peudicitis.- This was “quite ‘snecessfill® . and ‘the, patient: was. ‘recnperating:. ha town, A: few days ago he. developed preumonia and he