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a tortor -
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‘ling of the Peace River: Railway into-

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ije opinion: fs - “unanimous: “atid
; until: *Skeens ‘finds “ou “wha it

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: LIBERALS orrose HIGHWAY

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7.

“While every ‘section. in British. Col-
umbia. is supporting «the ‘British Ool-
umbia. - ‘government in -its ‘program, of
poblic works . to -reHeve the. unemploy

and winter and t. turn “the. apparent

'.|hard times to- good account for the

whole province, the Interior News .al-
one stands, out wwith-its: little, hammer

> dand | knocks the man at the’ head of
[the . provincial -
. |last issue the -paper in Smithers att-
Jampts to. make

- government. In its

' --it- appear «that the
|Yakon: Alaska: Highway is included.

jin the program of public works to be

undertaken, this seagon,- That paper:

7 pretends that the Tolmie government
proposes to-bring in hordes of Amer-.
ican’ unemployed to. work on-that road

and. tries to stir up. discontent among
the farmérs of the “Smithers district,
and- east of that town, by pointing
owt that while those farmers are busy
with thelr chickens, hogs, ete., they, -
svill not he able to worl? on the Yukon
Alaska Highway. © co
Just how ao man raising clitckens, |
hogs, beef, making: ‘butter, ete. can
work on a government road any place |:

jis a’stunt not™ ‘yet. accomplished, and

the governments of British Columbia
nnd of Canada ‘are not providing} :

7 work at public expense ‘for those who.
: already Have a job,
‘ [who are out of work! through ' no par-
{ticular fault of their - own ;
‘provide a market and. to. improve

“but for’ those
also to

the existing. market for ~ the farmer

‘who is busy: raising chickens, ‘hogs,

heef aud making butter.

“But at-no time has. the Tolmle

-{ government - ever. inthmated, or given
‘| grounds for any one else to intimate,

that the Yukon-Alaska Highway “wis

7 incInded in the public works program

now being worked out for immediate
undertaking. That ‘road is: ‘and. has
always been a problem entirely sepat-
ate .from “the regular” or emergent
program. «|

‘Premier. rolmie. has _always sald,
and still says , that ‘wher: ‘the Yukon
‘Alaska, Highway. is built the cost will

Ite is not: becoming of any paper: ‘1

7 a person to try. to spread false’ impress:
a, ions for ‘motives “not in: the” " best:. in-

terests of the province. The Yukon
will be to this In-
part of . British Columbia: a

Smithers. and . through the district.
The. highway. will_bring In and spread

| about more money . than wold the
oe ralbvays

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AT VARIANCE win MEMBER

-~

The Interior. News takes, ‘igaue with

= : the sitting mienber on’ his road build-
- ling: polley:~'The “‘Meniber, in:-the. Legis-
|lature, ~

advocated” for. ‘this district

long: narrow: -roada © rather~ than. ‘hm:

: préved : “permanent ronda, ‘The. Liberal
paper. in- Smithers
: | that event , Sums
y being. apent: "on thie: fonda | ‘around’ ‘and.

; east” of , Smithers’ to. make.”
L manent ali year
~-f-lagen busy: raising chickens, hogs, beef.
- and “moking. ‘putter, may, quite - their
, regular : -ecenpations and work on the
-|roads. a

bemonns ‘the- fact:
of money “are. not

‘them " per-

roads. 80 ‘that : ‘the

‘While there. are. 80 maliag ¢ contrary |

{Seem to be-geiting all that -is wanted?

ment: during the coming _fummer, fall

: which “pees. Very. few: “vets” he found
position to render a lot-of service to,

branch’ of agriculture. «.

[horses,. sheep and “swhne. -One fenturd'

in’ ‘Bketha: wdtng. has’ ‘Hee:
testing against ° “ie and * urging.

any ; “wonder *: “that : ‘Skeena : ‘does - not

Why not “try” ‘Supporting’ the"

p¥oRi-
ment for a: change?: i

\. _ AWATTING 2 7 aati EAD

in &@ most undecided.”

some- glx: years ago at @ party. con-

may. get his | men’. straightened. out
this. ‘week™ during-his visit to Terrace
Hazelton’ ‘and Smithers. That remains
to be seen, The Leader of the Oppo-

sitting - member, anything- in exchange
for his seat, ‘and if the member does
not. wish. to, retire: the. party. conven-
tion ° ‘can hardly ‘throw him “out with
out causing a big split. in the ranks,
Mr. Pattullo will
plomaey at ttils time. time.”

Deputy:! Minister
Finds Conditions.

in charge | of animal husbandry. in . thd
provincial Separtinent | of Agriculture
arrived in the elty on Sunday evening
after, . Completing a trip. throngh — the
districts served - ‘by - the: GN, fromi
Croy dor to ‘Smithers.’ ‘Dr. Gunn ig- olke

agricultural service When’ he” ‘started
of notes on. the problems the farmers

had written to the department about
and: part of his mission was‘ the hunt-

difficulties. Dr, Gunn, As one would
suppose is:a “vet”, and im A district
an instant welcome,’ and. was in a

the settlers: ‘engaging ln the live. stock

At Telkvwn on Saturday’ he - held’ al.
hig. ‘meetitig: ‘avhich’ was “attended” by.
farmers over. a wide “radius: “In: his |*

“buat gave,
“raising - ‘of cattle,

uation ‘generally,
attention “to the

stressed... was. the necessity for, CO:
operation , in~. the _Telatively-* amall:
conmunities. This should. be. directed
toward rélieying the: pressure on athe |:
local . market. through
shipments to outside. poliits. - ‘Tarough”

{this co- -operntion the farmers could ar
range to-lave their ‘Altters of pigs come |:

together, ‘BO... that: ‘the. production. in: a
given ‘district: ‘would ‘be ready, for. the

mixed. ‘shipments * to" imarket : “pois,
the” ‘ear-loadl- “pate. AB “to. ‘the: ‘type: ‘of

would . prove : the best teacher in- ‘this
respect. The settlers along” -the:.rail,

by-a-fle6d Of ‘wires, and’ ~Jetters” pro

demanding. ‘something | different.: Is. tt}, Ww

: The “Liberals” Jin “Sieona” are e* truly es
“condition. ° At] as

both ends of the riding there, are num | ¥

eroiis Liberals ‘giving “yoite | ‘to strong 0.
protests . ‘against: the’ “sitting | “member. .
In. each end “there ‘is Q, _ Prospeetive ;
candidate keen for the’ fray. “But : the |
sitting: member | ‘is ‘not. ‘at ‘all fnelined , -
to retire, from* a ‘post. offered” him|#°.

vention, and which he has been, able}:

to Hold -sinee- bya. substantial: vote|®.
of the people.” - Probably’ Mr: “Pattullo

sition is not in'a ‘position to: offer ‘the |}.

require. ‘all his di- . i

» Good i in, North|§-

‘Dr. Wallace R. Gunn, of ‘Victoria,

of the “sajusters” ~ in. the provinclal A

out from Victoria he had.a grip full]. -'.

ing up of! the! farmers: and, advising | ‘
them ag to the best way out. of their

No More:

tatk he covered” “the” agfidultural sit-|°
Special

to- operative). ‘

market at about: the. same . “time,” “and m
permit of . co-operative: shipping. . Am] 2. ape
other . thing- the formers, should ‘keep : anf
in. inhi: W ag the’ privilege: available of f

which Ww ould. Tinke ‘it: easier to- secure “dl ee _
antmals~ to ‘he “produced * the-: market 4
way have nlreddy * ‘a. ‘good foundation i

for: ‘a Live stock industry, and: with, the -
[contiived nse of: food “alts they :

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Boots and. Shoes|

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Classy Shoe Repairing Done

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Mothers, “have raised. ‘families on:
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