NEW HAZELTON, B. ©, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1995

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"Chicago Show

Jt is evident from the final tabula:
Rae tion of the prizes awarded at the In-

B ternational Live Stock Exhibition and
ee Grain Show .at.Chicago from Dec. 1
to 8, 1984, that Canadian formers in
competition with farmers from all
ma parts of. the Unlted States made a.big-
im ser score than previous reports ‘ndl-
cated.

Exhibitors from ‘the Dominion were
fa awarded 17 championships, 17 reserve
championships, 66 first prizes and
close to 500 other prizes,

Nine of the cinmplonships were for
field craps, eight for live stock ( sheep).
nine in the reserve championships for
m live stock ‘(sheep). and eight for field
BR crops,
he outatanatig: ¥ictory ‘for Canada
was the winning of the: wheat chim-

i pionshiip, which went to John: B, All-
B. xop, Wembley, Alta., 2 young man of
AA} 620 years, for ‘his sample of Reward

heat, a ‘hard, red Spring vafety oriz-

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:dnated by. the: Dominion Experimental :

4 Farms’ and relensed for general use in
1928. This made the 13th time in the

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; | past Sixteen years that Cannda has

this main award at Chicago and the
th ‘time in 24 years since the Interna
tlonal contests were. begun,

In the. live, stock entries. the major
honors were won by shep breeders”
from Western Ontario. For many
years Canadian. sheep have . won the
largest share of the blue “ribbons at
the International.

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~ Opponents ‘Gasp |

“Tn his’ radio addresses Rt. ‘Hon. R,
B, ‘Bennett: has shown himself sucha
reformed: man and is” ‘advocating: such
‘far-reaching ‘reforms, that he has: his
‘ponents: gasping. Always ‘set up: by
his oponents as a soulless and driving
capitnlist; he is showing himeelf as
one of the mot-humane men in public;
life, and all his reforms are for the.
benefit of the original producer and
the worker. - Some of his oponents re

| Poplar Logs to.

Develop Into a
Great Industry

Vancouver who are interested in the
aspen log industry in the Vanderhoof
district went through to the interior
last week to see what the posibilities
were for speeding up-the delivery of
logs and for increasing the. output.
A Swedish firm has a large match
factory in China and that is the: firm.
that is buying aspen Joga in the north-
ern interior of this province. Up un-
fi) recently Sweden supplied the logs,
but sinee the first shipment twas re-
ceived from this eountry the liking for
our logs has incrensed.

The first couple of orders for logs
from chere called -for a lavger size log
tinn what was demanded from Swed-
en.. Tifforts ‘nre- now" ‘being’ ‘nade to
put British Columbia - on the same

successful there are ‘possibbilities of
devaloping’ an industry in the interior
to equal the cedar pole business, or +6
even exreed that busines at its best a
few years ago.

In the Vanderhoof section there is a
yerr large tract. of country covered by
a fine growth of aspen trees of all
ages and sizes... By taking ‘out with a
certain amount of care the larger treea|
the, others have a better chance to de-
velop, and the aspen tree is a very
fast grower. But the Vanderhoot dis- |?
trict is not the only place where aspen
trees grow. The Lakes country and
tizht on throngh to the SSkeena and
down the Skeenn. there are -standsof

men who want ‘to Work in the woods;

The. iginess needs more: organize
tion, and heefls - operating on © larger
seale to pet the ereatest “amount. of.
‘end : for the greatest. number of peo-
ple: “There is ig: fiiture for. the ‘in-
dustry as itis one that can go on for
ever drawing all its- supplies from ‘the
rorthern interior af this province. A
Dan of envefnl loving moans. a nernet-
tel srawth_ of, timber, and quite: close
to the rallwar.- .

Many here remember a riunber. of

fer to his program of reform Ns" OR
, ett bed repentance. _ ‘From the be-
¥ winning of time men ‘hare referred to
nuaything ‘they ‘could hot anawer as

” fering ‘nothing :. new,
her. of: parliamen
wier to “jolr that, yurty. But. that Is.
only another way of saying, -
know what to make af it,
wpa tree,” Hon, Mr, King; aS ¥et has’;

uity he considering” the: fuvitntion . ae.
the Pyeniler to join w ith: the govern: |
_inent and: put Canada: feross in a “hig.
way, Mr ‘King’ could: do.. far ware,
in: faet he har, ‘often done worse.”

Se BP eo cor omnes whee Ae A Taree beg Ta pee a ae

FL ETCHERS GONE” ‘zo BARKER.
| VILLE nO:LIVE we

‘A fer being: held: up, far: q. on ot

nlowed out, it
small children,

smd nothing, and it is ‘Just. possible, he.

Yenrs aro, when the cedar pole indus-
try, was “flesk started, many residents
ottemnted to lane: at the den. of tale-
ing cédar. aut. of this’ district. Since.

_ death bed repentance—so ‘they. are of- ‘then Thilltons of” dollars’ Avorth of. cedar.
A GG.F, “meth.
“has | inv rited the Pre? the end is’ ‘not yet “hy n lang RY. -

noles‘and pling, hare heen shipned and,
The |
shinment of agen logs to. China - will

*y ‘don't he inst-.98° er eat ‘an industry in the
He has me near future. ;

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TIME, EFFORT, APPLICATION |

oe chalelippel trent “ mine: who:
conee. helped me. rnin | _ Bout: Scout
ermp ised fo say aa hea bveik ‘yolk
after vote frying, ores for acouts: who
I eunted: them . ssunny-aide wpe "TE: “at:
first! you don’t atte ‘eoed, fry, fry again’
v | Remember , w hen wyou- used, td. work and

tate nin on. ani ilgebra or ‘acithmetic. pro- °

‘bien ‘une

4 “xoemed “you would ': BO] y
p the, solution? D an

Aman from Sweden and a mon from

glandard ns Sweden. If that move is |

trees, fhat. UL: ‘fill the Dill .and. mean.
‘erent, bhisines ‘to ‘the ‘settlers and to

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Prince Rupert

By The fea

From Our Own Reporter

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J.-B. Miller who died in Vancouver
last week came to Prince Rupert near-|}
ly ten years ago froin. Montreal. He
started e clothing store and in mer-
chandiaing wos most aggressive and:
enterprising. Born in Russia, he got
to Aterica ‘early in life, He lived for
‘a while in’ Chilli: wack, later moving to
Montréal where he was long in bus-
ness, and nstrumental in founding the
new Hebbrew Hospital there. Dur-

time to visit Palestine. . He was a vet-
eran of the South African war, thirty
five ¥en’ ago. . Pees .
of es a
The flast grain ship for 1935 has
come and gone. und another” is due in o
few days.” Full cargoes ‘are being
taken. -Between. boats mare ‘new grain
keeps arriving, Signs indicate that
until * spring: the elevator's siate of.

sommolence will be harsbly disturbed.
ee. . . .

The marriage of Dan Parent and
Miss Trene , Mand Boulter was solem-
nized Inst. Saturday evening at the
home of. Mr, and Mrs. L.- Astoria.
Numerous guests were present with
i. B. Gibson officiating. ‘She yooms
were handsomely decorated. -The re-
ception took place at the Knox hotel.

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Ba, Martin, game wared,

d nd widely
iowa | throughout “the ~ Skeena’ river
vegion is back in Prince ‘Rupert ‘from
uw visit south, this. time with his bride,
formerly Miss Margaret Iwart’ of Van |:
couver. At one time she was a mem-
her of the staff of the Port Simpson
hospital, Mr. and .Mrs. Martin were
ely ena warm welcome and have, taken

an apartment in: the. Besner blociz.
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‘Prince Rupert weather! First, dis-
cmttagéd-looking snow fall: milder:
shoyers } a little sleet: mild: rain dluy-
ing the night time, Comes the’ ‘dawn,
showing . the |. streets: all. an ‘ice -glare
which puts grey hair in the “heads of
chinffeirs : move snow, to be ‘washed
away dy win rains, Moonlight ati‘
wWeht, and. quite. often, -excellent stur-
Hight? cloudyta bit of a breeze; rain:
show ery i crisp mornings: picturesque
sunsets ROW j rainy ; aes

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| AFTERMATH ‘OF BOXING BOUT

po _ ON BOXING Day

: A ‘nitive animed: ‘Morrison stopped us
on the: street’ in. “Hazelton the’ other
any. ‘complained that: our report: ‘ofthe
haxtug bouts; in’ “Hazelton: on Boxing
Day was alla ‘fake? ‘all wrong ; all the
people liughitag: tthe: paper. This
lntter: seemed: to: Istress the. native a),
ered deat, :

ing his long. and. stirring life he found |

Va splendid thing on a level road.

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New Snow Plow
- Does Nice Job
Needed Fixing:

The. great self-sufficient snow .plow
manufactured in the United States,
and. bought by the provincial govern-
ment of British Columbia, arrived in
New Hazelton the middle of Inst week
and immediately went on dry -doek to

chine had cridently been turned out |
in a rush to meet the demands of this!
province, and it, along. with one at
Prince George, did not stand up until
repaired nnd atrengthened in a local:
shop. The machine got under way,
agnin on Sunday. |

The machine is the atest thing in
snow plows that the American factor-

jes’ turn out. it takes a twenty font.
swath and plows: ulnge td the grount—
“It
enn be reduced to a ten foot swath:
does good work where it is possible for
it to show ita stnff, but it is a little
ahead of its time in this country of
rough roads. That part might easily,
he, overlooked.

What many ¥ would like to know is,
“Why provide work and wages for the
American people who had nothing to
do with, electing the ‘work and wages’
government of British Columbia, and
who do net pay the taxes in British
Columbia. | There are thousands of
people here who need work and who
need n- reduction of taxes,

By. the’ looks. of them the machines
are. expensive affairs, They are. alat
one-man. machines - and burn gasoline,
‘they: ‘mut? 1péTexpensive “te” ‘operate on
pioneer roads and so far. away ‘from
the source of fuel supply.

. But. why. supply ‘work and wages’
to the. Amecieyns?

MINING LECTURE FRIDAY NIGHT |

First of'2 Series to be Given by Dong-
tas Lay fn Hazelton—Lectures |
“Friday and Tuesdays

Rerinning an Priday evenlag next
at the: hour of cight,o’cock in the high
veboo! in’ “Hazelton, . and continuing ev;
ary Tuesday. nnd Friday evening there

after, for several weeks, : Douglas Lay,
distriet resident mining. engineer will
lociure: on prognecting and mining! and
minernlogy: Tho; lectures,- Mr. Lay
says, Will be ‘along the same lines as
those given last year, but with the ad-
dition’ of some . new material,. These
lectires ire given under the auspices
of the provincial departments of. edu-
ention nn mining. » They nre free to
all who wish to avail ‘themselves of
the teivilege’ of listening to them, and
this inerensing their knowledge of the
prospecting: aud mining games. .

TO.IN RSTIGATE: RELIEF IN THE |

OMIN BCA DISTRICT.

‘The Alte Arm! Herald BAyS ~Deiia

Ls | Banister, mnember of'n recent Cc. c. FE:
ere unemployment: delegation which inter-, :

ed the “provinelal, government: vat

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narrow roads and, in many places, | -

"|Mayor MeGeer _
| On Right Track
Many ny Matters

In his. iuugural address to the city.
council of Vancouver Mayor Gerry G..
McGeer ‘had a great, deal to gay ‘and it
was for, the most part ‘Teal good stuff.
But of alk his address, and of all the
reforms he, Proposes, he will do a big

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be repaired and completed: The ma-; thing for Canada if he can. bring about

' the following changes :—

Mayr MeGeer - «nid "We ‘should
move at any early date ‘to secure the
PO-oper ‘ation of both Natioual and Pro.
vineial, zovernments to. the end that
the cost ‘of, government may be reduc-
red and the. efficiency. of service improv
‘el in all sueh. functions as the follow-
ing —

ley The. maiitenaniee, of the ‘public
health. and: “the “ developinent and’ ex.
junsion of onr educational institutions

“(b) The levy and collection of tax-
ex. . ; ;

“(e) The prevention of crime and
the maintenance of order.”

It will be notice? that Mayor Me-
Geer only mentions the saving of mo:
ney as the grent benefit of these re-
forms. It wonld have looked better
had he stressed the greater benefits to
the public of the truly national spixit
these réforms. weuld. bring ‘about the
greater efficiency of all three reforms
‘and the development in Canada of a
nation, rather than a lot of states all
trying to milk the same old cow,

One tax collector, ‘one public service
department and one. police. force would
make a wonderful differecne to the
Canadian: ‘people, © :

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DIED IN VANCOUVER

“There recently pased away in Van-
courver: 23 former G.T.P.. superintendent
in - Prince Rupert in the person of

. Harry McColl, who will no: doubt be
remembered. by: many local people. It
is quite a few yeats since he was sent
to another fleld. Following ‘ his. - re-
tirement from the railway Mr. McColl
lived. in: Vancouver, being engaged i

laste ee a aces

she

‘|the bvekerage bbusiness and insurance

Relatives are living in New Orleans.

"MISS EARL HAS GONE EAST

Qn Monday last..Miss Harl of thr
Kisplox received a call frem the Mis-
sion Board of the ‘United | ‘Church in
Toranto' ‘tél report there on: January 11.
She left on: Tuesday moming for the
est Miss Earl ins been teacher to
the Indians. in Kispiox village for the
last five years and did yery. satisfac-
tory work there.” She ‘has. been “OX:
pecting a transfer for some months to
another field’ of | labor, .Her. many
frends will be glad to ‘know. that she.
isin hopes: of being sent, back to Brit-

- Ish in- the’ fall. mote

° Mra: ‘Letolle of Soiath' ‘Hazelton ‘is’ tt :

patient in the, Hazelton. Hospital. ;
oe. :

Xow is’ the’ season for. ‘poultry. breed: ;
ers. Jin. 2H parts of Canada’ “0: ‘select

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