THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1928

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fulness, and is forever the foe of
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missiun is co-operative; its fune-

lished and the rest of the pro-
vince given representation ac-
cording to population in propor-
tion to those two cities. Whether
the above is only propaganda or
not makes little difference. The
people of the province will not
submit to any such move. The
seventeen members to be cut off
would make an Oliver return to
power a sure thing. ‘It would
also put the north; especially,
more at the mercy of Vancouver
and Victoria than ever.‘ The
thing is too barefaced. _ It looks
more like propaganda from Van-
couver and Victoria than the idea

‘Manufacturers of of

Rough, Drested & Dimension '
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HEMLOCK, SPRUCE AND CEDAR |

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raptor ¢ EF LoOoring —

changed from Royal
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Get our prices before ordering elsewhere

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of asupposedly sane government.

The excuse of economy is too
flimsy to even- consider. Many
times the saving thus effected
could be made in numerous other
ways. Saving is the last thing
that the provincial government
could be accused of, especially in
the administration of. provincial
business, A general protest
should be made to any such move
on the part of the south, or
southern members.

Premier Oliver denied the above

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report and stated that the govern-

ment was considering no such
move ag reducing the number of
seats. The premier soon realiz-
ed what the public thought of
the proposal.

The people of Ontario made
short ‘shift of the Drury govern-_
ment the first opportunity. The}
Conservatives were given a sub-
stantial majority over all other
parties. Not only did the Con-/|

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every -case majorities running
from several hundred to over
fourteen thousand. Thus the
new goyernment will have the
people behind them. The election

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Kitsumkalum Farmers’ Institute |#
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will be graded. | We solicit your orders of the above fruit. All :
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was of interest to all parts of

Canada, and the political leaders
in all provinces, as weil ag at
Ottawa, are scratching their heads
and thinking hard. Some. of
them expressed opinions which
were most amusing. .

Some-years ago a favorite ex-
pression of politicians was: ‘“The
public mind is abnormal.’’ That
was quite true. But apparently

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public expenditures, increased
taxes, etc., are being condemned

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and every opportunity the people
get to usg the ballot. they are
casting out politicians and rulers
responsible for the above.

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home’ newspaper you are -but
casting bread upon the waters of
home progress, --Milton Reformer.

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- General Manager A.E. Warren,
of the Canadian -Nationa! Rail-
ways, told the Herald that they
were looking for the greatest
crop this-year in the history of
Canada. On the prairies they
looked for five hundred million
bushels of wheat... The country
Cam Lis getting lots of. moisture ‘and
“Some dailies announced last
week that the Oliver government

véek''that the Oli All crops in‘all-parts of. Canada
proposed to reduce the number

promise ‘to break all records.

the: fields. ‘never looked better. |}

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