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in various parts,of. “Canada, and. in. the Ohl Counter “Fost by Hugh Savage of Duncan, B, CG. a

past president of the. BO & Yukon

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Our first week began with an. eyen- ine reception . by Major. ‘Astor and Lady Violet: Astor, at their town house in Carlton House Terrace. In its de- lightful rooms the. ‘delegates - venewed many friendships.

This was Sunday. Next and evening found. us at the historic (uildnall, where, after a reception by the Lord Mayor of London, we were

entertained at ditner. by the press of Groat Britain and Northern Ireland. Mere His Majesty sent it ‘reply ‘to a loyal address adopted. by ‘the confer- ence while the chairman Major Aster

ues we would tale back fg Inessage i.

that “at the heart of the Empire, ‘the fateh of the. Empire burns brightty,” that “barne by the? moral. support and good will of her brothers - ‘overseas, mindful of. that generous help in “pas! necds, England is, struggling, not un- worthily, to discharge her Tmperiat re: sponstbilities,?

Life Guards and ‘the’ Fleet: Street chofr delighted us “With music, An army of bluck and white “nipjiys’—as Lyons’ waitresses are dubbed—flitted ahonut us. memovinla Linked us on to past glories.

‘Then came: the King’s, hirthidas, The. ladies were taken to. see ‘the magnifi- cont spectacle of trooping the colour on the Horse Guards’ Parade; : while the Prime Minister. welcomed the de- lagates on behalf of the gov ernment.

There is space only for'a thought or two from the many striking speeches, Here is one, from Mr. Manisey' Macdou-

aid: Phe | arent problem. of geiet day is the old one jot flow ; to” ‘unite }' value of indiv iduality, of ‘nntionhood,

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commonwealth and unity. _If clviliza- tion is to be maintained and the world goad pursued. those two conceptions must move together ond combine.” ot. “ Sng ee ' Going on to-refer to the coming Im- Stopping work on the nigh level perial ‘Conference, he said, that pro- bridge across the Bulkley tiver at the |blem will underlie perhaps,-the great- present Uinte ds great’ disappointment er ‘part of its twork—the problen of }nd it ‘is hard to” ‘make™ the various: ar- how. to combine ‘national freedom with guments’ ‘coinside. ° comuionvealth: obligations, : how: to isa demand for relief work and oll merge the Imperial spirit of ralé ‘into governments are spending” ‘vast sums tlie ‘commonwealth spirit’ of ceduneil,|to Keep men eniployed ‘this ‘Winter, how ‘to do things'as a Commonwealth many call for a five’ ‘of! six hour day and Einpire,. and ‘yet to hold’ out: the | to- help relieve the situation, Here is| hand of. family helpfulness to the reat a job that will keep quite a. few men of the world. " employed all. winter. All. ‘Imaterial is| - Mr, Wedgwood. Benn, Secretary of|on hand and. everything .is ready to State for. India, also addressed us,j/go ahead. ..\The weather could not be. touching on India’s trade, labour legis- |better for that class of work, and in ation, and politics ul situation. He-as-}the whole winter’ there ig. never more serteil that among all classes and races jan odd day that steel. work could there was an urgent desire for equal- {np be carried on. -- ity of statues. stoel work on bridges as-Dbig as the Public’ order must be maintained. Hagivilget bridge has gone forward ‘all Foree conld ‘not provide a, remedy.) winter. Preservation of law. was. in Indin’s interest. Indian. issues . were decided in the Indian interest. He instanced the increase of- nearly. 40-percent on the existing rate of duty-on cotton picce gonds,-which was imposed. by the wish. of ‘the Indian -Legislature.” The Home: government . withheld :its hant although: Lancashire- interests were greatly ‘prejudiced. ot yt -

"Lhe goal. of- British policy—namely

BRIDGE ‘work CLOSED DOWN

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hour day. Possibly eight- hours .could not, be: worked, but seven hours: could

that the excuse ‘given “by ilie depart- ment of public works is. good enough,

department ‘jtitended to | extend’ the construction of the bridge’. over: two, |more years, By the time the new bridge can. be opened it. will be three

the Attainment of -Dominion .statue. by Indin, has -been declared and. is ace]. 00.8.0 SSI ‘cepted by all parties,” he declared, .\ APPROVE “SAM: HILL'S OFFER ~ Messages. of. ‘welcome.-had alread] - 0 0... . oO ‘ heen sent 13: by some 200... members Parliament ‘and that: day we lunched as guésts of the United Kingdom Branch of: the Empire. Parliamentary Association in Westminster ‘Hall, The | weeks ago-of how_to. build the Yukon Continued on Page 8 - und. Alaska highway. | Not only, | ‘has

ny the press.of the Anterior. expressed a

other there seems to. -be. general ‘ap- proval of the plan published some few

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the work gets jinder way the’ better. . INES ° Ball ‘information from Voce. 7 ! : and Fourth street, Prince Rupert : ate Coe.

: The “Canadian Geographical Jour- nal for December. publishes. an article ‘Tby: Diamond: Jenness who made.a trip

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far as-Old Kuldo, and: also visited the’ newer village of the same name. His guide. was Angus Beaton, known to all in’ the Wérth, ‘The -article- is aivsteat-

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Following isa list. of. ‘cows in ihe above Agsgelation that gave: 5 Ibs. or : more of. butter fat tor the month’ of | November 1030;

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Name of Cow." oe \ ‘Breed’ Lbs. ners’ “Lbs. Fat’ Owner : articles -OD- this northern, interior’: See. : . BY Judy ‘Holstein . “1960: 184 “Wis Powell: +++ s./tlon of B. Gor are “49 Molly | “B10 iets ' me 42 Dolly t 65, al St Holstein 640° <0. a 82 Dolly’. Holstein’: B10: L. oie ‘DeVoin ” 84 Baldy-. Ht stein”. 2 "8. Woodman’ 65. Blackie ‘Holstein. ; fy. 660 fo 59 64200 W sBilleter 130 Sokie'’ Holateth : areas 1 Be “8 Woodman * 92 Daisy, H “Holstein LL, 7 DeYoin. 70, Goldy 4B. BVH, yj Macgiezor 46 Pegey ..) + : horthorn ( ‘Billéter . at = 30 Belle - “Shorthorn 8, a or rae “Donaldson: ’ : OO een ag! ye -1823 Lanky. _-Holdtein « 8" Ne {Bilieter: (th ‘ 90 Name. Holstein” 46.2 My not later.than- noon: on ‘the 1

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In -years ‘gone. by |

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be ‘wo orked. It ‘does not seen to us|

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years since the old, one was closed.

. From one end of the district to the" - ,

favorable opinion, but , individuals. in 7 all walks of. life have voiced their, ap-[ ‘If ‘Sam ‘Hill and his’ assoc! a

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