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OCTOBER 16, 1935__

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The Omineca Herald
NEW HAZELTON, B.C. -

. Published Every Wednesday
Pubtisher

C. I. Sawle

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ALL LEADERS WERE ELECTED

While the people of Canada appar
ently did not care for the policies of
Ifon, I, B, Bennett and the Conserva
live party, the people of Calgary gave
hint a big majority. Hon. My.. King
wis also given a big majority in his
own riding. Mr. Woodsworth was re
tarned from Winnipeg ' ‘and ‘Hon. Hy
I, Stevens was elected. in Bast Koot
rey defeating Hon; Randolph _Bruce,
former Lieut. Govenor in B. C. But,
while the leaders were all elected they
did not all get much of a following.
My. Woodsworth will haye one or two
but Mr. Stevens’ will be all: alone—his

Hoconstruction Party did not elect one
ofher member. “Even Mr. Bennett will
ref be kept very busy looking after his
flock of followers who will not oum
bor more than forty odd if that many.
The Social: Credit party in Alberta did
the same thing: in the Dominion eleo
fon aus they “did in their recent pro
vinciil Geetion. * They have sixteen of
the 17 seats in. Alberta and one in Sas
katehewan.

How. Mr. King will have a majority
from every province in the Dominion
and fram Novia Scotia and P. H. I. he
has a solid representation while Que
hee will he almost’ solid. "Twas a
glorious victory.

THE PEOPLE. HAVE DECIDED

The people in Canada decided ‘Yast
Monday. that they would have nothing
to do. with .reform.measures, nor did'
they want anything more to do with
new fangled parties. Their decision
wax such that there is no room for a
doubt. Hon. Mr. King has a mandate
from the people. which enables him to
put the policies:of his party of five or
six yenrs ago into effect. If he is at

About,
ing. during the campaign but he has |-

all well advised he will do just that |

and leave all-gorts of reform absolute
ly alone..The Gerry MeGeers and Tan
McKenzies were givennotice’by their
constituents that no reform stuff will

be tolerated, but Hon. Inn fs to have a,

chance to see if: he will lerrn to be
have himself and listen now to the
party. The vote on Monday was very
significant. The Tory ‘party will do
well to ponder over that vote during
the next fowr or ‘five
party can learn the -Jesson ‘taught it
mar possibly ect back tmto power. in
one or more of the provinces or in the
Dominion some. day. The Libernls
learned thelr lesson aud maile good
use of it, aa

HANSON WON GREAT VICTORY

For the first time for many years

Skecna riding has a representative go].
ing to Ottawa who will be supporting,

the government in office and it should
mean a new life to the northern part
of the province.
able to make good ag a representative
He was given.a wonderful majority,
and in almost every poll he lead while

in many he got as many or more votes

than the other two ‘candidates com
hined,. He put up a bard  campnign
and did not spare. himself in getting
Not only did he cover the rid

made a practice of visiting most of the
points at lerst.once-a year. . He also
had ‘an. efficient and experienced cam
baign committee. ‘The result was that
he defeated the best man the Conser
vatives have in the whole Skeena 1d
ing, undone who, with a Conservative
government at Ottawe world. have
heen of great benefit to the north... Mr
Hanson is to be congratulated, and for
our own part we‘ most heartily . con

eratulate him, and anything: this. pa|- |
ner cin do for the next few years to}

help him in his work we will glidly do
ud trust every other Conservative In

the riding will co operate with him-

There is much to be done and it will

.tuke the united efforts of nll to get

what is coming to us, even from a Lib
eral government.

Along w. ith Hon, Mr. Bennett five of
his cabinet members w ere elected 80
that he will have good support on the

‘opposition benches,

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tell ing them repeatedly that you are

in business and have the goods they ,

need.....D0 you do that, REGULARLY? Do you figure you are going to
get your share of thid/available business if you don’t tell folks about youir
‘merchandise and service at REGULAR intervals instead of doing the job

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: Ls such are’ the possibilities of.a gold pre:
‘ling within rn few months.This is only

.Jone ofa number of gold prospects in
= this section: Silver* ‘miniig’ ‘near ' New

‘| xold outlook." Now,

7 Fred J M. Wells

spect there that a mill may be operit,

Hazelton has been a, féiture for yenrs .
and highgrade. veins ‘rather offset the,
however. that a
new #old mine’ may -be °‘estdiblistied’
there ittention will be! given ‘a section
Which’ has been -over © ‘Idoked.' ‘The
prospector has been there many’ years
hanging on* in the hope that sonie day -
-enpital may be available for develop
mont of his claims. As new mines
come in, the prospector will work fur _
ther’ dfleld, and in time the great nor
thern interlor will ‘develop “mineral
riches which will be a great factor in
provincial economy.

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‘Tale of Heroic

Achievement

ee _ Marks C. P. R.’s 50th Anniversary.

Cralgetachio Day, November 7,
‘ next marks the fiftieth anni-
versary of the driving of the last
‘ppike, filial completion of the
Canadien Pacific line from’ Moni-
real to. Vancouver: andthe final:
- consummation of Canadian Con-:
’ federation, . Arrrangements.,.. are.
, now. being made’ for.. its fitting
’ celebration : s6,"‘that' Canadian
Pacifle people and the cbuntry in
general: may -be reminded of the:
part this:Company. has Played. in

_ Batiqnal development.
it ‘ts: particularly: fitting “that
thie “Company's” “jubilee year’
- Thoutd be marked: by the appear-
. , fnee'of an important book bear-
“UY ps Ing son “its. history: ahd -the' new
, volume: BY, Sig Murray, “Gibbon; |,
whose . ‘picture 4B. shown; j above;;

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and interesting. history: }
Jown ‘Company, , it fs. 0, mpres
“hedslve and fisctiating a tale of
: the’ diseovory -and' development of

Canada that-it will malo a strong

jn this ‘countrys.
‘by the Bobbs Merrill Company in
‘the United States and by McClel-
‘land .&. Btewart.dn iCanada ‘and:
‘appears as an extremely hand:

ore welcome’ on that."

appeal | to all ‘who are. interested )
‘Te’ ib! publishéd

some volume, Sixteen full colour

illustrations: and: ‘over: two “mMifi=

dred in black and white help car-
ty the interest throughout, aided

by: a series of explanatory mapa.
Tt Sallavat'$3.50-a copy! Despite’
‘its wide. TaDge, of information andj:

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abdorbe|
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and ambitions that: have become |}
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‘nationality, we pe tia
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‘as it may’ be,: “fascinating!
‘and: important ook long before | yy)

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‘the common-place’ history boole ~
stories of early settlement’ and:
lays before us new incidents: and.
hitherto’! "neglactéd .* ‘wiovenionts "'
that led to the exploration : and
final: conqnering (of -the, Canadian,
‘wilderness, Thus, “he recalls that".
in the time of Queen’ ‘Anne’ the ~
now demand for tea and the tro-'~
Mendows: vogue :for Chinese ‘por-\i
Fecinin and for Chinoss house..diec-.
“drationa : turned. merchant ~. eyes ¢%
towards the ‘Orient and.
rare >the. Agsike to. find. th

West. passage, jin Bang

a Rice the pai ‘up of -
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