NEW FEAAELTON,

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Rey. Mr. Wright 7
Died on Way
Church Sunday

On Sunday morning while on a car
coing to morning service in company
with his wife Tey. I. H. Wright was
taken suddenly il and expired almost
immediately, Rev. Mr. Wright was a
former minister in fhe’ Hazelton dis-
teiet for three years where he handled
re white work and the Indian work at
‘xiox and Kitsekuecin. He made a
test of friends in this district who are
very sorry to hear of his déath.

The late Mr. Wright was €@ promin-
pet minister in the United Church and
was held in the highest esteem in the
senthern part of the province as well
ax in the north. The Vaneouver Pro-
vinee wrote of the late Mr. Wright and
his life and death as. follows :~—The
sudden death on Sunday of Rev. Thos.
[f. Wright, BA. B.D., retired minister
ae the United Church of Canada, bas
cast a gloom aver the annual B.C. Con-
ference which is in session here.

“ltev. Mr. Wright, accompanied by
ix wife, was on his way to the morn-

er Horviee of St.
Church, when he was stricken when
~The street cat. . He died almost. im-

t Asheroft, Cloverdale, Jubiier. Sanford

Andr ew's-Wesley j

Sither appetucments befere chureh wn-
ion were Sidney, -V-L, Dunean, Nicola,

Wilson Height ts. Golden, Benconsfield,
ind Gibsons Linding.

After chiteh union he was at Haz-
elton where he not-only preached to his
own congregation but ministered. also
to the Indian population. In 1931 he
retired from active ministry. ° —

Rev. Mr. Wright was. 2 " persistent
student and Jater in life ‘than’ most
nen, He graduated “B.A. from the Uni-
versity of British Columbia, and later
going on for his B.D. degree.

“To was a.member of Composite
Lodee. AF. & A-M., and Service Lodge
No, 01. L0.0.F,.. He‘served one year
as grand ‘chaplain of the. Odilfellows
“Ee is mourned by his wife, who is
well known 9s lender of the W.C.T.U.
in British Columbia: a son Hector, and
rn daughter. Marin, both of Vancouver
A son, Douglas, was killed in action
over sens with the Princess Pats. A
danghter Evelyn. passed awny in 1920.
Rev. J. H. Wright. B.A., of Naniamo, is
a brother. Rev. Mr. Wright was pre-
paring to make the pilgrimage to Vimy
in order to visit his son’s grave,

“At the session of the Tnited church
conference which met in Chalmers
chureh this morning, a period of sil-
ence was held in memory of the Inte
Ttev. T. EL. Wright. Conference agreed
ta adjour n at 3 pam. Tnesday to at-

medintely. ‘

“Torn, in Drrham, Ene. .. in 1863 Rev.
‘ir, Wright came to Canada in, 1887. :
Mas nttended Albert Cotlege. Belleville.

“7 Qneen’s University. After a brief |
rinisthy in Quebec he enme to British
tSlpmbtia in 1900 under the former
othorlist Chiveh, and was stationed
et Mitchel, in. East -Kootenay -His

tend the funeral which was held from
ithe Conference church at 4 pm. of
ithat day!”

| At the funeral on ‘nruestl: \y last ye
nuiny. of the delegates to Conterenie

NATIONAL WEALTH 0F ‘CANADA -
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Canada’s. natlonid wealth “bas been
extimated at $23,000,000,000, This es-
timate ix for the year 1033. It. has
been higher in previous years, such as
the peak year. of 1929 when it Was
$31,000,000,000, The per capita weal-
th is $2,413, Looking: at it from a-pro-
tincial point of view the highest per
erpita. wealth is in British Columbia
where it is $3414. Alberta is seconil
with $2,689 and Saskatchewan third

with $2,657 t.

Slightly over one third of the agre-
gate wealth of the Dominion is concen-
trated in Ontario, while Quebec has
slightly over. one quarter. i :
ihe largest ifem in the motional in--
v entory is urban real property which
is valued at $8,250,000, agricultural
wealth coming second with just under
the eight million mark.

Agriculture is the leading wealth pro
dueer in Saskatchewan, Alberta, Man-
itoha and Prince Edward Island, while
urban teal property is fist in Ontario,
Quebec. British Columbia ‘and’: Nova
Scotia.
in New Brunswick, with ‘mines in the
Yukon. :

Thore wik,a, very fair attend ince at
the united service held in the “Angii-
eon elrch Jast Sunday evening in con
nection with Hospital Day. Rev. 3B
Shearm: in gare an interesting  at-
dress and Dr, Th C. Wrinech vead the
_| lessons. A yoenl solo. was: given ht

ts. 0, Grondahl, Tho special collec-

tion was in aid of the Hospital.
een

were present anil prominent ministers

of the Conference were ‘pail bearers -

ap tonk part in the service.

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