NEW HAZELTON,

BC, WEDNE: 1) as, JULY 10,

1935

The Omineca Herald

NEW HAZELTON, B.C.

Published Every Wednesday

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GERRY'S BLUFFS CALLED

One of the anusine syiectacies of the
recent trouble with the © Vancouver
uiemployed strikers. in Regina, is the
minnimoth effort dierry MeGeer has
been making toe get from under and
pass the buck of responsibility to some
we else, Gerry was loud and: long-

spoken when the ‘trouble’ first® started
bait as soon as he found that his binft
wis called he was ‘glad to-see the men
eet away ona long holiday. Naw he
is bit¢erly attacking the men who put

n stop to the unlawful conduct of Mr. i

MeGeers strikers. Gerry's bluff has
heen called “all along the line” and he
hezins to feeland look foolish for the
purt he played. * aretd votes

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TOUCHING UP VANCOTVER

Some people in Prince Rupert seem
to resent the hog-town attitude of the
majority of people and papers in’ Van-
conver in demnnding tliat ull the pro-
vineial road money be spent around
Vancouver just as Vangouver demands
tliat all other money be spent in or
sround Vanconver. The poor people
in the socalled southern city are just
poor ignorant souls who. do not wish
uy enlightenment. They are quite
* esntent with their present miserable
existance, But if Prince’ Rupert does
rt like Vaneouver’s. attitude towards
the northern part of the province,
Trince Rupert has the most effective
wenpon in its’own hands to use against
Yuncouver, in fact the only weapon
(uit can stir Vanconver, and that is to
switeh their business from Vancouver
ty the east and to Senttle, Touch the
pocket of Vanconver and there will be
a squack that will be heard in heaven
eotateow, followed shortly by a change
Pittnde. ,

’

Publisher

“DIG AND. THINK
, Sion Canadians ‘from “Vietorin to
Thalifax will he faced with the prob-
lem of marking their ballots in the!’
coming. Dominion: election. There — is

as long aa we adhere to the principals
of democriey in’. Canada,
ewer menus work, Dig far the facts,
Think. a Ne
‘Opinions flicker about
in nbundance, — Unfortunately they. ate
eusier to get than facts und © truth.
| Rinars foo, and selfishly and mali-+
cinisly ‘inspired witratha: are’ at too
plentiful at election time,
Dixeing for facts, and getting them
mens sume work, Serious. thinking
is some more work. Figures sare dry
in themselves, but not. when’ they teil
the story of ao mation of human heings
made up of warn flesh and Wood, hav

tion. Beonomic: difficulties sneno9s
Cannda ind. all the wotld faces today
will never be solved hy outbursts ef
emotion or the hahy-kissing | ipetles of
olit. Nor will the barher shop yzossip
aud bar reom gossip and merciy “vot:
n’? the gavernngent” provide the right
mnsiver, Never hefore perhaps has
there been hotter ennse to plead for
commen sense sod coal anprefudiced
contemplation hy the voter than-exists
‘oday.  TateNigent’ voting newns intel-
Hgent representatives ia Parliament
where the laws of the land are made
—or net made,” Tatellizent represen-
tatives. in. Parliament means intelli-
gent) governing cot the nation and its
business, :

So many people try to chinge the
voice when saying something dirty of
another in hopes the yoice will not be
known,
signing. their nines in hopes of not
heitig found out.
the voice be changed or. the naine left
off a lotter, the person who gives false
evidence or makes false statements
cannot... hide themselves. They -are

words.and dirt. Anyone speaking the

‘truth. or saying kind words never need

sail ander fulse cofors or xnother name
2 fied *

Canada wns Japan’s second — best

customer for ten during t the whole of

1934,

a

Itus yonr subscription been paid yet?

ape mean
Jt destroys:
iene heauty o
‘Kills game and
"heritag

“persona

your forest wealth: Vs ruins. ‘the: :
ofvour aceniehighways:. it,
rotect this great natur
of Bite Columbia... . be conreful’
fe dn; jie woods. "os s

it loss | to. YOU!

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just one fair answer to thut question, -

That ..an-['-

everywhere

ing Leen xaved from chaos amd sturva- |

Others write letters without |

“No matter whether |.

knokn to all bbecause of the very false}

- , Hotel, - Toronto, recently, -

‘ “helped: push ‘the: ateel-arourid the |

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SS. PRINCE GEORGE

Tour of British Columbia-~Prince
vouver

SAIL SOUTH 10 VANCOUVER

‘LEAVE PRINCE- ‘RUPERT

Mondays 3 p.m. -
For an ideal vatation by rail and water take the Triangic,

For infor mation Call or write to -
or P, Lakie, DF. & P.A, Prince Rupert

CANADIAN NATIONAL

Saturdays 6 p.m.
SS. PRINCE RUPEFT

$37.65.

LOCAL AGENT

Rupert, Jaspers Van-

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‘Here and There

‘Two’ or three times as much
rainfall this year between April
1-and ‘May 8-on the Prairies as
compared with the same period
last -year makes the outlook for

the 1935 harvest similar to that

at the same time of year in 1932
when the largest crop since 1928
was recorded, states T. S. Ache-
son, general agricyllural agent of
-the Canadian Pacific Railway in
the West,

Leonard J. - Pohimana, travel-

- Jing passenger agent, Canadian
Pacific Raiiway, with. headquar- ©
ters at New York, was recently’.
elected vice-president of - the

American Asscciation of Travel-_ .

ling Passenger. Agents of New

York. $Mr. Pohlmann hes been

a@ member of the association's

executive committee for the past
- year.

_ Hotel Saskatchewan, Regina,
distinguished itself recently by
staging a Chinese Mandarin din-
ner dance, said to be the first of
its kind on this continent. As
Stage decoration there was used
a hundred-foot runner and side
drapes, hand-made by Chiiese-
many decades ago, and insured
while in use at a valuation of
$6,006. The orchestra was in
Chinese dress and provided music
with a Geckdedly Bastern back-
ground. aor ‘ :

T. J. Jackson, who has just been
appointed first assistant man-
ager of the Royal York Hotel,
Toronto, in succession to Cyril
Chapman, promoted to the post
of manager of the Seigniory Club
of Quebec, started as cashier at
the Chateau Frontenac in 1924,
and has had rapid. advancement
to his present high position. .

To Charles Montgomery, one-
time switch-tender and at pres-
ent elevator. operator at the Can-
adian Pacific uptown office build-.
ing in Winnipeg, go all honors
for having constructed. what -is .
probably the most, perfectly fin- : °
ished model of a locomotive on
the continent, It is 4 five-foot '
repliva of a Canadian . Pacific
class ‘2300”, ‘finished in brass,
and copper, and touk five years

- to construct.

Out of active service for some ; en
. There has. eon not of activ ity in}

years past, Canadian Pacific liner
Melita has’ been sold to. Italian
shipbreakers. . She: was. built in
Glasgow in. 1918. .

“Never betray a@ trust; be hon-
est; do what other manu can do:
and work your. sight hours a -
day,” is the recipe for success

' enunciated by Caleb R. Smith, in-

- ternational ‘chairman: of ‘the Mil-
lion-Dollar -Round « Table,. speak-
ing to the Life -Underwriters’ in
‘eonvention at the Royal York

‘ James G. Millar, ‘Medicine Hat,
‘ veteran Canadian Pacific engin-
eer, recently colebrated his 82nd. _
birtliday, when railway: ‘acquant- *

ances ‘and relatives gathered |

_ congratulate him. \;.: He: wag’ born:

dn Drummondville, Que.,. and has ..
:* been drawing a railrand _cheque

ot

for more than 64: years,

man. couple’ ‘of score .of fine oid - ;
‘yallroaders who five decades ago -

rth shore of-Lake Superior.for.
‘ anadian Pacifle , Rallway,
‘gathered | ar‘ Jackflsh, Ont.,.re-
‘cently,’ to‘yb-etlact’ the : driving. of
the: ast Se at Noslo;.0 on n May on

7 a Poe oe Mh

“. nerth fork of

> there. ‘showtd be

_ tor sane c:

- Women Going

: * okt: Ste: John, the. atarting: base. d
+, Tongitr ip* on: horseback! a bY 1 udlittok ; td:
pis Hon, find; her'.. laugliter, arthe:

party..will: consist of a head ‘guide. wha |
foe. williinake. amap.. of the: conntry,. 0. cook |:
eh fy onhorse/ wranglers and: “trva: nackers,:
a sett hy, thir ty horses ‘to aires ‘the: outfit, 4
| Acres of. tishes may.followone: cure: ’ i
“Tess mateh in the. forest.

Terrace

BE. T. Kenney, MGA. after the vis
it nt The prem er, adenonuced that an
nperepaicion of $85,000 has been mate
fae higinvay. exteysion in Skeena rid-
ihe. The Whole sun is vurmatked for

tte be divested fer decal rond building.
or repatis. © [fis muderstood that part
or the taney wil he spent .on. finish-
iy the New: Lezelton-Cedirvaile see-
Ptua and the brhaee on the section go-
ling un river fyor. Usk,
three miles on the Usk end already
clea tod, nfeasomable amount of money
shot hE enavy the: road ti Chimdemash
ereek.

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A Trail to Kitimat

iB Agar has’ been appointed to
take charge of-.the forestry camp on
the east side of Lakelse Luke, In ’81
some trail work was done by the forest
branch und the south end-of the lake
was’ Hpked up with Onion Take that
is half the length of. the distance: ‘to the
Kitimat -river, That
pli, however, entailed taking in sup-
ples over the lake by boat. and it is
felt that for efficient forest protection
a trail over ‘which
piek horses could lie tuken for the en-
tire distance, Present plins ‘calt for
tiie new trail to start at Granite ureek
where the Lodge road turns down to
the lake front. From this point ‘south
the trail WHI follow a part t of the old
Foles: Welth’ & Stewart tote‘road.

T ‘he esiry fr am the Hot Springs | *
TUCO south is sw aumpy and
it is planned to leave thectote road to
sawing nenres the foot of the motnntain

aiid Utter m: nT. the westerly direction

that is neesssary to ‘counect with! the
“owork. [Mans “eal for the camp
geritres into vetive’ - operation» during’
The loser week. uo. a

Ta: elke ¢ qunping circles since the ad-
‘yertinoment appeaved in the this paper
notifying ‘those wsing .Mrs,-Boss’ land
as camp sites that A fee would be ne-
fosary in future. - “Sonic are moving ‘to
dther ites, oT. preparing to .pyt. their,
cottages Ol. -flnis. e u me : cans
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To Far North

For Wild Plants .

ti f ae 8 intthe} 3 : es
Britishi| +

Pamentone+ Hhrante
Anon section of Northern
’ Caluiuhin, Mra, Mars G . Hehty, wite
af Dri Norma Henry, of Philadelphia,

nyriged here a ‘few. diy tage. over, tho

dniidian National Rallway, | bound

‘fora wson’? Creck:: ‘the: end: of ralr. in bau

Money fer Roads

highway extension and- none of it is].

as there are]

per Baped

ce a! aoe .

Vancouver

and Bri .

end happily
in making our, guests comfort-

. able. Dining-room, lounge.and
rooms-are ¢ een, homeli and

+ British hospitality
Columbia foods d!

quiet, Neer. shops theatres,

boats and trains. Mr.

Baynes, well-knawn EC:
anager of the Grésvenor,

aives his personal assurance
_ of the highest qua lity modern

hotel service to. visitors: from
~ all points in British

Columbia.

Write for
‘Weekly and
“Monthly :

MINERAL ACT

Certifieate of Improvements
NOTICE

1

Fisher Fractional mineral claim

situate in the Omineca Mining Divi- .

sion of Range 5 of Coast District.
Loeated on Mount Bvelyn, Hudson

‘Bay Mountain and adjoining the Rio

Grande Mineral Claim on the north.
Talke Notice that I, J.-A, Rutherford
BML. No,
for the Estnte of Joseph Fisher, Free
Miner's Certificate: No, 62681D, intend
sixty, days from the date hereof, to ap-_
ply to the Mining Recorder for a Cer-.

tifleate of ‘Tnipr ‘ovements for the’ pur-"

bose of obtaining a cr own grant of
the: tibove claim,” :

~ And further take notice that action...
under section, $5, must be commenced

‘pefore thé: “issuiince’ of ‘sneh Certificate

o£ Improvements,
Dated’ ‘this Oth day af February, tosh)

Paxd and Prnesfer Sebvieg
AL at nous,

. We B-Lead Owner

BL i _UNDERTAKERS,

| Tievcanno FOR pale ior ‘A. SpHoraLry

So PO: Hons oe

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Prin aid RU pia Be. , ll bring a FS
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river | their route taking. then over

Laurier nd, Caribon _Dasses to Dease
Lake ‘nha finally’ tu, ‘elegraph Oreck '
and “Wrangel, on the Pacific: const, .

the Peice. River . Block.” “Bivom: | that] dried.’
sat 4

point’ the “party. will travel, BY

82920D, authorized agent .

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