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THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1924

| off ictal message to Ottawa ‘and the Fast that we in British
po Columbia are ‘solidly behind. the Oliver fight for conditions
| which are fundamental to the Prosperity of | every ‘man,

woman and_ child in this province.

. Let us show them by our votes that
British Columbia is in earnest; that we are
determined ‘to win this fight for equalized
freight rates--equal charge for ‘equal service’
throughout Canada; that we must have free
and unrestricted use of the Panama Canal;

that by natural heritage and moral right ~~ John Oliver, the head of the Liberal -
we are entitled to representation on national Government in British Columbia, has the -
directorates; in short, that we demand the ¢ar_of the Honorable Mackenzie King, the
right of this Province to develop and grow. head of the Liberal Government at Ottawa; ;

John Oliver, with his great, homely com- and if the people of British Columbia

-mon-sense and dogged fighting qualities, demonstrate by their votes that they are in

) Supported by his Liberal Government, has _ accord - with John Oliver’s fight, we in:
carried this fight to the interests which are British Columbia’ will benefit to a far.

retarding our growth and prosperity. | greater extent than we would if Mr. Bow-
John' Oliver and his Government made ser or General McRae were placed in.

™ the first real fight for equalized freight rates; power.
aw ©6)—Cequail consideration in the expenditure. of
i public monies for harbor i improvement, with

the resulting grain elevators, docks, ¢ etc, for i.
British Columbia. -

which will ensure , for us factory pay-rolls; 3
a market for our agricultural products; the
| development of our natural resources: all.

of which will benefit every person ‘in this.
Province. -

_ Disregard petty j issues, disregard personal
‘sentiment, and for the welfare of this Pro-.
vince and its economic development, and : o
| cos — uo for your own best: interests, return. mo —
rf - John Oliver and his Government are. - Oliver and his Government to Victoria on oo
Sighting for these fundamentals of Prosperity June twentieth. 7 , |

helpers, Mr. Oden, of Kalum
Lake, all returned to ‘the lake on
Monday.

Mire. B. McIntosh, who arrived
iss Winnie Edshaw, Massett, /here last Friday from Prince Ru- |b Surprised his brother-in-law,

; ived.on Tuesday to spend @/ pert, returned on Monday, Ron. Brown, of the Dairy Ranch,
“ cation with Mrs, Fred ‘Nash. Miss Waldron. took ber pupils with ao ‘surprise visit over the
Mrs. T. J. Marsh is spending a for a hike and pienicon Monday. week-end.
me’ dave visiting in Pacific. ~ |The children had a holiday that | Mrs, Borsuk and cbikdren were
mamlorse Hatt was.a passenger to|they will not scon forget. Miss’ visitors at Terrace on: the 24th,

ithers on Tuesday. . Dobb also took her pupils out,and
: together the two classes spent
ev. and -Mre, P arsons ‘have the day on the, Bench, : all en-
en up residence in. the Geo..

ith home for the. summer, joying themselves. . Ms. W. c Little and daurb-

ter, Neata, visited Hazelton © on
ir. and Mis Walter Warner Mr. and Mrs. “Evitt, of Prince Tuesday, . ;

ye purchased the new log the all ba Niitors Ay Terrace - Mrs, Worsely, . who’. ‘intends |
galow recently’ built. By Alf. et spending the | summer ‘with:-her|'
an at Kalum Lake. . a So, ~‘/gister, .Mrs, Little, became the}!
Fruce Johnstone eame in ‘from | ost baby ae at the
else Lodge and left on Wed- | Hazelton Hospital on. ednesday.
Klay for Victoria, 2 _ "Woodcock | Rev, B.D, Proctor, of: Hazel
j. Allen, of Havall, was a Ter- Alton, :held:- service in. the achool-

P visitor. on Monday on- Police |.” * Misses: Dorethiy, ‘Thomson ‘and house last: ‘Sunday. « evenin re:
Bt business... ‘| Helen - ‘McRae; ‘guests: of, Helen} 75

their duties in the Prince Rupert
Hospi tal.

Wurko over Sunday.

Matt Allard, J. Shaw, aiid two left on Sunday last to resume,

Hamilton Byers, of f Medicine! 3

and remained guests of Mrs,

in‘order to get the pac train |,

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Skeena’s. Industrial Centre
Henry Lee, of the Federal Min-

ing &. Smelting Co... Telkwa,

"| made a trip to the’ Lucky ‘Luke

-{mineral property on Sunday, ‘in

company with C. J. Curtin, their

examining engineer, and re-|

turned Monday.

“The Kleanza trails was thes acerie |
of a very lively tussle with the]:

ymost phenominal tornado destruc. |” :
tion of - standing : timber: in: the ‘
horth, A large: force: ‘wag -put’on |i
and ‘a’ veritable tunnel had to.be

ployed to prepare headquarters \ ig
for operating the Property. |

’ Messrs. J. G, Bjornstad. ‘and
Peterman, Minneapolis, Min. shave
beem. on the Kleanza grounds...
Further investigations: have been Oy
made over the field. in: o- -opera- Sik
tion. with their coleagues ‘in; the.
east, with's ‘a view of. ‘restimption
of the now idle Kleanizs mill:

cut through the tremendous falls Pilin ing.

roe to lami

‘Brown during the: las

e. arid: Meee Wolter Warner,

map. be Been - On | a Hf
Assistant District \: neer’s-

Smithers, and the, Distri tric:
office, Prince. Rap 6