NEW HAZELTON, B.'C., WEDNESDA

¥. 29, MARCH 1933

No. 41

The Chinese, Notwithstanding — the
troublous ines in the North, for some

mae fine past have shown great interest in

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Sodian traders,

p fieldman

Cunadiim agricultural praduee,

liye |

'He is Opposed to Sweepstakes for the

Lenefit of Hospitals, But Would
Have Province Borrow for
The Hospitals

stock nnd manufactures, Pbis is due ; Victorin—Sweepstakes for the hene-

mostly to personal contact with Cana-

Department of Agriculture,

for B.C.

Writing to the Domin-!
the
of the Canadian '
ae Ayrshire Breeders Association, ;

fit of hospitals would prove economic-
aly unsound, Dr. H.C. Wrinch, mem-
ber for Skeena, claimed in the Legis-
inture yesterday, in speaking about

Who the bill before the Senate at Ottawa.

has just returned from a visit to China Ih reduction of $200,000 in eranta to

roemuirks:—"While tuking

aicod if T could send them some pam-
Phlets that would be helpful to. them
in reference ta the cure, management

and feeding of dairy cows, swine, poul-!

gage is al ~ Fu ° agus ‘ =
try Phere is undoubtedly. a eveat and ‘tained

frowing demand for live stéck in China
and wnything we ean do for them may
help te bring the trade to Cnnada aud
we oneod it.

PIONEER MUSERATS

Panpire reciprocity is heing olserv-
ei ini onew fields for there has been an
hiversion of a seetion of Grent Beitain
by inskrats, peesmuublly Canadian,
A calony hos established a tase of op-
erations Gr Couread Englind. in Shrop-
shire ain adfrcent counties. and ione
seuvts have heen captured in’ outlying
districts, lustant anotifiention of theft
presence jn district is demmnded hy the
British Minister of Agriewture. As v
side Issue, the fate of the British rat
thay be seqled, maiwhap. as was the
case with the red) squirrel when the
erey Conadian squirrel was introduecl
info Great Britain. The
practicnlly exterminnted. .

‘BULTER CONSUMPTION RECORD

The record for the consumption of
lnitter in Canada stl stands to the
credit: of 1931 with 813,000,000 pounds
The figures just to hand for the nast
year promise to outdo this record by
exeeeding the average for the first §
months, However, for the past four
months the average dropped behind
that of the ¢orresponding months by
ubout 1,115,000. .

WIEN TO WATER A HORSE

The practice of inexperienced horee-
men dn owrtering their horses after a
feed is a dangerous one beenuse the di-
gestive fluids are interfered with’ aud
sickness is often the result. “Water
hefere feeding (in quantity depending
on the wannth of the horse) and nagatn
hefore going to work, when only a

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" to some of jhospitals prompted the members re.
Reeur prospective Chinese Inyers, they sy

matde the reductions in anticipation of
sweepstakes being permitted. He uz
ped that grants to hospitals he main-
and suid he was not opposed to
borrowing for that-purpose which was

WHY IS iT CALLED SHE?

Whe is the locomative entied she?

A road foreman of Locomotives on the

C, XN. Re believes he Inis the auswer,
He says: “There are many reasons.

Por instance they’ wear jeckets and

Yokes, pins, shields und stays. They
have aprons and laps too.

do they bave shoes Imt they sport

prunps and even hose while they drug

trains behind them, They also attract
attention with pufts and mufflevs anc
sometimes they fonm and refuse °
work,
switched,

Not only

At such times they need to hei
They need guiding and the |

Slim Williams
. Arrived Tues.
From Alaska

IIns Made 1800 Miles bby Dog Team—
Through Great Game Country
—Cald on Yukon River

“Slim” Williams Jeft Copper Ceutre,
“Alaska, on November 20th Last with a
dog team of seven mallamutes and ane
‘Just plain dog es leader, attached to a

arks, He said he wandered it tin-| ong Yukon dleigh, and arrived at Tay
fance minister, Hon. Mr. Jones, had elton on Tuesday afternoon snfe and

‘sound, After-a rest for a couple of
days he will resume his journey to
‘Seattle and thence to Chicago to at-
tend the opening of the World's fair.
Williams is in good health and now

‘vital to the welfare and life vf the that he is over the worst of the trip
people of Be C.
!

he is feeling’ quite enthusiastic. He
has avernged 18 miles a day since he
left home and he figures that is pretty
good going’ under the ‘eiretmstances,
He arrived at Second cabin on the Yu-

kon Telegraph trail last Simday after- :

noon and soon after that took to the ice
on the river.

Slim says he has had a wondertni
vip thus far. Te has the original o!
ean and he is confident they will be
with Rin to the end of the journey.
Sperking of the conntry he came thro
weh he. says it is the greatest game
country he ever saw. It was quite a
common thing to see twenty moose in
a day and nearly every day. There fa
‘nlso a lot of other game, and altorether

require a man to feed them, They all jue looks upon it, especially the country

smoke but must characteristic

reds wert ris that they are much steadier when .

they are hooked up.”

‘USK NOTES

yox on Tuesday last week,

——sse

race on Thursday, returning heme the
following day.

CANABIAN MARKET TURKEYS

moderdte drink will suffiee.” is the |
dietum of the horse division af the do-:

partment.
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AN OLD 'FIME TABLE IS FOUND |

One of the trensuves of 8. Ruth. an,

ehiployee af the C, N, BA is a copy of
a thne table used over 31 years ago
when the Duke and Puchess of Com-
wall and York, now their Majesties, ;
King George and Queen Mary, opened
the enlarged Vietovin: Tubllee bridge
averass the St. Lawrence river at Mont:
red} in 1901, The time table is printed
on satin, bears the Royal Arms and is
hound with red cord. It gives not only
the names of stations and the thnes ot
uvriyuls and departures, but the cis-
tanee, between points and their heights
ubove sea level, The times are shown
wecording to the 24-hour system, but
sume thoughtful official added a trans-
lation in the 12-hour system for the
Roynl convenlence. Only: one of the
otticials whose unmes. appenr on the
hack of the time table is-living—D.
Tettinger, who was fenernl manager
of the QGanadian Government Inter-
colonial rallway.

The Omineca Herald Is ‘vo Dollars

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‘Select Good Market Type for Breeding

Purposes is First Need

With market poultry assmmiing int
crevsing importince in the operation of
the farm poultry flock it is desirable,
when miting hreeding pens, tas
birds of good market. conformation.
The securing of proper type in market
hirds aunst start with the breeding
pen and the same chiracteristies that
arp esxentinl inian “A” erade dressed
bird shonkd have an iinportant hearing
in the selection of the birds for the
breding pen. Auyoue who has partici

pated in a pool market poultry day,

where the birds are bought on grade,
Will uppreciate the tinuneial advantage
of having phunp, well brensted birds
which qualify for the higher grades.

Some yents ago when oue of the
Western Provinces undertook in enn-
puign for an improved type of turkey
for market purposes, serlons considern-
tion was given to going to distant parts
and possibly other countries to secure
desivahie breeding stock It was tin-
ally agreed, however, that posslbly just
as good stock fov the purpose econld be
obtained at home if precartions were
tuken to check up those flocks which,
in the previous yenr, had given the
highest grades of market poultry in
the local pool operations, This was
done and the foundations thus laid
were responsible for the deyelopment
of a type of market turkey which con-
tribbuted in no small degree to the
success of the turkey shipments to
Great Britain during the pest year.
There nre many districts In all parts
of Cannda where this experlenee could
he repented to equal Advantage,

AOE McDonald made a trip to Ter-

‘from Telegraph Creek onward, as one
of all

of the most promising for development
;there is left on this continent, and like
‘all the people from Aiaska, hevis an
vathuslast, for the Alaska -highway.
Willams arrived here to find the
rouds practically bare of snow and as

‘a sleighing proposition from here to
W. Holmes and J, Holnes left for An-

‘the south does not appeal to him, He
‘has decided to rig his sleigh up with
wheels and proceed over the highway
As soon as possible. He figures he wit!
over more miles per day now that he
does uot have to break trail. .

CHAPPELL'S HOUSE DAMAGED

Kitchen Curtains Caught Fire from a
Pan of Hot Ashes—Interior
Damaged by Smoke and
Water

There was a near fire, ov at least a
serious five last Sunday during the
noon hour. The house ocenpied by Mr
wil Mus, A. D. Chappell suffered con
siderably from a fire which started in
the kitchen, Mr. Chappell left the ash
win in the kitchen while he did some
thing else. There were hot ashes in it
ad the pan wus too close to the eur-
talus. The curtains took fire and the
Laper on the wall took fire, but other
than the damage from smoke and wat-
er the loss will uot be serious. Con-

necessary, but Mr. Chappell says that
this being spring the interior needed
decornting anywny. As soon us the
nlarm of fire was given the citizens

‘complete loss. The house is owned by

WORKING TOWARDS A UNION

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. There was 2 session letween Hou.
Mr, Howe, Hon. Mr. Pooley and Lon,
Mr.-Pattullo to cousider mmion covern-
ment. The meeting was at the insti-

the Liberal leader consented to meet
be supplied with a typewritten stute.

would send a written reply.
allt for the public thus far,

con

vention but require Premier

gation of the House.

Some seem to think that My, Pat-
tullo would not join the Tories tmlesg
he was Premier, although he would be
glad ta have union now

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IT 16 DECIDEDLY UP TO YOU

The Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen, Icad-
cr in the Senate, in- an adress to the
Canadiun Club in Quebec a few days
igo, after declaring that the major
cause of the United States financial
distress wis due to inflation of bank
ctedits, without a corresponding in-
crease “in currency,. turned his atten-
tion to the social problems with a wis-
dom like onto that of Solomon.

He says: “Don’t dream you can build
up it social system where the amount
of work a‘iman does is not proporticn-
ate to the reward he gets.

“If a man ever comes to think the
state should do his work for him then
we shall experience mysery similar to
that which sweeps over Russia today,

“We do not want to limit the sphere

:Mrs, Mary L. MacKay of Vancouver,

gation of Premier Tolmie, but while
the wicked Tories, he insists that he

ment of any proposals made, and he
That is

Tolmie
to anounce his union government pro-
grnm within fifteen days after proro-

siderable interior decorating will he jor morey nud relief. But every min
Should wnderstund that if he does not

iwork to his utmost in this life and de-
pend on himself, he himself will pay

‘the penalty.”
flocked to the Chappell house and ren- |
dered aid which saved the house trom |

| THE DAYS OF CHANGE

1 “These are the days of change,” Lys
‘The Cowichan Leader, “Inst as we
mst realize that it is no outside in-
flience responsible for our present
‘plight. but rather our own selves, su
‘ehrnge must come from within ws as
jindividnals, before we can look for reu!
aud lasting change towards the Heht
of hetter conditions, either in our own
communities or in the world at large.

CARD OF THANKS

Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Chappell wish
\o take this means of thanking all
‘those who so kindly helped, and did
such splendid’ work -in™ “saving their
home from fire on Sunday.

On Monday morning the town was
sreeted with the welcome sound of the
whistles Of the two focal mills. It is
understood that some sizeable order
have been secured that will keep the

.jmills running for some time.

Tinethy was hrought from Moary-
Jand in 1720 by Timothy Hanson, after
whom it was named.

Varieties of celery best suited for
early marEet are Golden Flume, Gold-
len- Self-Blaneching and Enrly Blaneb-

liag.

The work of the Dominion Depart-
ment of Agriculture, in standardizing
and grading of important agricultural
products, has ben a significant factor
in building up Canada's export markt

It is reported that the railways in
Sanada. anticipate a large. passenger
rrffic over the Easter holidays,

Miss Morehnm, niece: of Myra. Geo.
Dungnte. und who bas been Hving with
Mr, and Mrs, Dungnte, will make her

‘Vhome with Mrs. J. ©. K. Sealy after

Mr, and Mrs. Dungate leave,

The annual meeting of the New Tlaz-
elton Citizens Association will be held
on the evening of Fridey, April Tth in
the Citizens Hall for the purpose of
hearing reports and electing officers
for the ensuing year. You are invited
to attend, become a member and rote
on the various matters.

Cons. Grant, Mrs. Grant and five
children atrived [n’ Hazelton Saturday
last from Prince Rupert. OQons, Grant
wlll be in charge of Provincial police

work in Hazelton.

Under the Auspices of the W. A. to
the TE. H. a Home Cooking Sate’ will
he held on Saturday, April Ist in the
United Church, Hazelton, from three
te five-thirty,, Come along and get 2
supply of good things for Sunday. |

Tt is understood that the Legislature
will adjourn the end of this week and
arrangements will then be rushed fur
the election this coming summer.

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Indian Agent Mortimer spent a few
days among the untives at Ritwanea
and reports finding conditions fairly
good there,

The Omineca Herald is Two ‘Dollars