- Inws =, ee a eS
Tt has made trade. untonis Tegal. rhs oy
At granted | a ‘million dollars | a year .
for technicni. edtication : to aid avorkers an ane
It granted $1, 000,000, a year for Ag: - need

ak

7 and sickness: Ansurance.’_ wee
4t bound, Canada: to the eight: hour hag suffere

. ment erisis.~

a -going ‘to do- nox

F af .

7

a

what the ea ididates, have, to say: “than.

- aistrlet hy the’ {interest

What the T Tories -
“Did. For. Labor
When in

fhe | benefit “of ‘Canndian | Tabor: ai ‘fol-

xieultural education. ” od .
“It ‘established - ‘a. fund: Of: $25,000, 00 | 4.

“homes for workers: * :

trade unions. | a

day and the Bix’. day: ‘working’ week’ at
_ the Peace Conference ‘at, Versailles. ~

‘eon struction. -« -

Tabor. “Bathe:
“more interested ®

roceeded;- Htyou: are:
mow . what. ‘It. AS ht

‘work for all. who. are wHllin;
or. perish’. in, ‘the.’ attempt
_to call parliament: at :the arite
" gible date. after ‘July, 28. and. take ‘such 42

steps as will end. this tragic condition Ha na
of | unemployment; and. “bring” prosperity, level. bridge. * When" thie’ ‘firet “bridge atiadtlne: et: the’. new. bride, "When a ;
; vel some: of, ‘the. these - things . have. ‘been: done. the ‘cou-'
: sriives Pie as 2 Oe ot erete: work. and: actual “bridge: > work|
‘| to. BQ: Alo urylng. . ns

‘0, forward. hel ar. ra id tate, - yo
3 Now" that the: ‘toad is: being, ‘widened Bon ; P - ee a

‘|and “straightened , arrangements* ‘have!

J 8. Baxter of Vancoiver dddres- heen ‘winde’ witht. the Indians: to: ‘remove Os
‘the. yest of graves. : LQ
-, Monday, evenitig. Re: 8. Sargent.” (Oe: progress’ “for ‘some days: ‘and -during |.
thet. time some forty: ‘odd graves. were
There: may: he mote yet. sighted. off

to the country. as a Whole.”

BAXTER. ie Haveiit0x"

‘sed .a_ public “meeting. in “Hazelton on

cupied the chair, ...Che attendance: -at.
the meeting was not as. large.as siial

jblie « seems: to. he’ cue thterested ‘in i

‘has Tower a
Mr. Baxter. | Ip. making a: tour of the. 2
4 of the Gonser-

Tisspitat was” started. on ‘Ing. Ith ‘and,
on. the. 13th ‘the ‘eonerete waa run for
u ns. On,” Monday, of this.

a j | iteke the, fouridtions” “Vere completed.)
How. R. B. -Beniuett, “Tender of! ‘the and” the: -Joice ” were laid ‘tor: the iirst:| 2
Conserv: ative party; stated’ at: Monééon flor. Progress. is:
that’ ihe gladly accepted” the chajlenge This” far three rt
of Mr, King to ‘fate what the: Conser- ‘of ‘cémnent have’ ‘been’ receivéd, ‘and an
" vative “purty.. chad done for. ‘Inbor. .. He avérage.. -of fifteen nien, have’ “been. on ane
summarized the vacts..of, his party: ‘for job. : By: the. end. ‘Of: fe week. the. Tew
take

very: -satistactory. |p
‘of. lumber and: Sls

Spain. has reestabllstied Article 1 ‘or sé: the €
‘for the ‘pallding “of! mode ately prleeid the. ‘law: of duly, 10,. "4992" with: the’ re:
; sult: that nthe ‘importation’ of: “wheat
It. established nation . wide “duaploy? and: flour into: that: ‘country,
merit bureaus, > °: oes prohibited. ‘The prohibition ‘also takes!
It took a cabinet minister fri the in the Balegric Inland: ‘Thid‘ prohibl-|iasting, “It will. be’ a beautiful ‘bridge. |.
an : tion!’ of wheat shall. be dn. force wntil
’ It first gnve- consideratién. to: ‘gla the: ‘price. of wheat “shall have, -excee(-
age pensions, and at the same. time. ur- ed approximately. $1.78 per. ‘bushel for. wi make - _this |
ged. investigation. . of. ‘snemployment at appr one: el ane 4 an ‘attempt =n oa ven ., Imean . that.- the Government °. owas
ltd protect | the. domestic: farmer who to: Bees
“from: outside ‘competition |’
~Exports: ‘of ‘Canadian = Wheat
* <) peen; dropping: ‘steadily | for ,
| Tt made avaliable - over’ $1,800,000 | rew. years ag is shown’ ‘by’ the -tride
for, retiet daring” “feng unemplay- reports. ‘ag , isstied’ by-ithé: Bureau "of actual ‘constuction ‘enn etait the, er-|
o 7 ' Statistics. * “Ine 3928° ‘Canada’ exported
It gave $20,000,000" for, highways to‘Spain 2,611,478 bushels of wheat at

chave]
last |

On, e 20 in: .tE

: One of. the very’ “old: Initan jarying
grounds int! the: ‘north: 4s ‘located... at,
ilget and: ‘on. the, rord to. the high |}

+ ‘was: ‘built én a high;

This work. was in

owing to short Rotlee, Wherg does “not [es a

ae wae
“On Continent”

wwag ‘doing ' ‘som

of. the’ great attrac®

is’ now|tions of the north... First i will “he-a
most ‘efficient “bridge, ‘strong and ‘ever-

ectric ght, baths. and: ‘showers, ae

and. will, urea

“ALIN Woaue, sicnTED or

A ‘white whale, “declpred: te be ‘rare,
among “the. deilzens ‘of the Seay . was,
thé J ‘New. Fonndland Banks,

pany with: ‘la ; i one, A white. whale |
lis: very rarely: seen, Secording, ‘tors ex

ae. e| aursing. staff wi a guest, a “couple: of:

Défore: her. holidays, Bre ‘over , sh 4

: Mor Hagwilget

for: ‘the: vente Mr. ‘Spiith- ig an

and" ‘yw be al: forces opened | the. campaign it is ad-
3 : Job. ‘He wit thitted, "The Liberal party - seems to’

here “for about six’ cure ‘The. new that "the Governnient . finds itself

every. gece known rH hin en lor's attitude: towards ‘the question
being added. ‘These features: set in of unemployment {s.taken “here to

a tour he did not: realize. how seriously
ds, the Canadian people regarded the un-
a employment situation.

ection of the camp | aloné is ‘quite. a ‘Job

‘and "when done it will be ‘comfortable ae ee oth aioe “ the
7 wean a-.value of . $3, 575, 181; din "1929 ~ ‘this and..as near. “uptodate ‘ag. possible,’ It ament to. obscure "the truth .0

3 These said’ ak ‘Bennett: ‘Wwere some ‘dxopped. tg “B56, 748° bushels ‘valued at |ivill have’ its: own, waterworks, and el- matter had failed.
of the things his. ‘party had. done for $088, 208, . ‘The “new, decree. will have ;

ir “stif further detetertous effect _|employment problem was of minor

me proportions ; the. Prime. Miniter. Alig:
; S$] of -the eoixdueto

es F ‘ eka . ?
week 1. two. tht ba ner res Pet ee ‘ation: of: an‘ ane sinpiloym

put’ in. faces of. his: -earller *.: :

| States: tariff, the | undoubted. ‘decline:

Jdays ' ‘this. cweek of . Mid. - -Tobn. Rakin, |! ithe

PREMIER KING on. ‘RUN

Herald—The' ‘definite : shape : en ‘to
the political horizan : by: ‘the; -Anitial

[Batess some - last minute and ‘unfor- |
\seen issue ‘develops - the country * will
6° to the. polls’ tos” decide: ‘questions
i that: have -alteady- been: thoroughly
oriented ‘by the Big ‘Guns of both sides
| the: reactions: of. the “country *.to
lille ‘speeches of the. Hon. 'R, B. Bennet,
[ond the Rt. Hon: Mackenzie King
‘lhave: not: been Such as to justify. the
¢ (optimism with.” which » .the - Liberal

lie on. the run.It ‘is certainly a fact.
with a ‘much harder- fight on its hands

than it ‘anticipated - When ‘it ‘nnounced
the election, date. a . .

"The: suddes -shitthigs of ‘the Prem-

| eaught napping. ‘Tt ds: evident that
{when Mr.. ‘King began his. - “speaking | .

It _ Shortly became ‘apparent, “how:
ever, that. the attempts of the Govern-

‘Having ‘consistently “ented “that the

that: ‘there: “was ‘Ho. o ecesslty for suck |
“la step. 2 >
: .‘Wudoubtedly,- ‘from’ “the: “polit o
view, of the- ‘Conservative. party ‘there
: could -be ‘no: “more . auspicious ° time
for an- election .. “Phan ithe :. _ present.
The - irritation: ‘of “the | east with
the -Tecent, revisions to - the United.

of .the trade generally and the. /dis-.
siitisfaction . of the” West" with “the,
awheat- situation:

dfor ‘been - » eondineted » |
admirable strategy. “anid

rgealks, freely "isonet the

ranks.

rateh, D

"the: Soldier’ rg: Pe oon =
4 i P odin

. Excursionists -

» Ottawataly, 14-—-Spectal 5 ike a

Jefforts™ of" the” party enmpaigners “will .
it ‘again’ .alter before ‘the » election. .

:Hpeauty . of British Columbia with - its

agri.

From the’ East
- Stop He Half Hour

- Proteéssore. ‘n ’n universities, clergymen’

of: rural. and city pastorates, experts
in’ the: medical profession, . learned men:
of’ the: legal: world, guecessful finan-.
clers, Wurses ’ ‘of hospitals; ‘teachers in'-
‘schools, ‘farmers who made agriculture
pay, “with - elect ladies who" adorn ‘the
social and. church. life of . the - -east.
among ‘the. distinguished guests - “who
‘Visited Hazélton for‘a.brief half*hour
stopover on the G..N, R. last, Friday
evening in. connection: with. the *Peace
River Special” personally “conducted
py Rey. Dr..S. W: Fallis, of the United
Church ‘Pubtishing . House; ‘Toronto. .” oe
‘The. ‘Buests numbered: ‘abont’ 200 of.

‘| which ‘90 per. cent. .-had” never__ ‘been | :
west of the rockies. - About. 9,30 p.m:
the. special train pulled: into Hazelton
where volunteer autos"met the visitors
and conveyed as many as possible to
the new: ‘hospital, now: in: _ Process. of
erection. | : :

They .were mnstinted: in, nett “praise
of: what: they. had seen ‘and’ ran out of:
adjectives, . to” “describe” “the” “ geenie

Lae

fords 4nd. fisherles,. mines and miner:
als... They applied to. Rev... Dr.. A, B.
Lanceley of Toronto for a new list im.
order * “that they might. fittingly des-
etibe the great swondérland:

‘Drs. H.C; and L.: B. Wrinch were
on: hand and dekeribed. ‘the: néw hos--
pital... Miss. ‘Dorothy Fallis, “daughter -
‘of. the “ party" was’ |
large: and beautiful

Owing to ‘the: ‘Titaited: time.
possible . to convey. the whole: party. t a
‘and. from the ‘hospital. ‘Those ‘remain: i
‘ing at the: depot ' ‘were. entertained
conversation by BOme | of ‘the: leadin
citizens of the ° town. “The: visite :
were pleased with the description ‘Rive: e
en’ of the. natural: ‘peauty” of ‘the Joda':.
ity. and A ‘special interest. was TOMS: ©!
a: reference. wall ‘made. to Rog i os

e| snow-capped. Beak This . beauty
as its. eat