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NEW HAZELTON; B.C. WEDNESD. AY, JUNE 1%, 1936 _

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| Hon. Dr. McDonald T Talked on Markets | And Marketing Legislation to Farmers | Of the Bulkley Valley at Telkwa Meet: :

\ District “RB” Farmers’ Institute Elect J. G Donaldson the New President and Chas. Killer Secretary.

on Thursday of this week Distric “B” .Farmers’ Institute vention was held at Telkwa.

ingly small this yenr.

promising.

drawn from_all corners.

The mlister: of nrericuiture, Dy. McDonald, and his deputy there and so. was Prof. King of the U. B, C, Dept. ef Agri. They were worth going a long way to hear, and the de- legates and visitors got 2 lot.of inside information that will be of value to them. .

A morning session was held and at it the officers for the ensuing year were elected.’ President Chas. Killer was in the chaix and ‘openéd the meet- ing with some remarks. He spoke of

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the very “active part that: Dr, -MecDon- ad had always taken in support. of the ‘Legislation, . and Ranke paca ny tee te Renal ei alte tthudl-eertehniot: he

_ Donitnton: Moxbetts | He had ‘a vdeo

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delegates . ta: te, Docter: for the good

of

xervices he had rendered.

“The minutes of: the ‘last: convention

were ‘read, ‘considered and adopted. The officers for the: year were elected as follows :— President—J, G.° Bonaldson Viee-Pres—W. Billeter — Secrvetary—Chas. Momlier to ‘the Advisory Ronra-—C Killer, ° The Board 6f Directors ‘is eornposed’ of the ahove officers and the seeretary of anch of the member matitites. The new president. 7. G. Dowaldson “hen took the chalr nud carried on the mooting until! noo Ww hen routing intst- bows wis, tralunget ted. os

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THE AFTERNOON: SESSION About two oelock' Pres, Dena ldeon'y cilled ‘for order and he had the acting seoretary read the various resolutions that. had been passed on by the resi lutions -cammitte for consideration, This business. being finished the ‘chafnman asked, “Mr, Munro, . deputy inlnister, to address, the ‘gathevine,. and

-annual ¢on- Owhig to various elreumstances over which the farmers have no control, the at- tendance. of delegates was disappoint- There were the floods in -the west that kept delegates from atteiiding ond there was an elec- ‘tion in thé east. that kept the boys of Omineca pretty well occupied, and the lee] weather conditions were not very But at that there was a fair attendance, even if (hey were not

were

tione board of directors ind one over- head expense,

possible if such action was taken.

for timothy seed growing,

those crops.

mind for such seed. a . es

PROF. KING SPOKE BRIEFLY

in the course of lectures they were giv

Many advantages were

He advised the farmers ‘to go in less o erop that depleted the soil, and go in more for clovers, 2lfalfa und other grasses, and if they wished to, produee seed from There was always a de-

Trof. King of the U.B.C. said that what they were trying to do this year

ing throughout the province was to

look,

the. -preblenia.

carry ‘adult: edueation somew hat far- ther than just straight agriculture and were ‘attempting to give a broader out ‘He spoke of ‘the progress that had been made in the lust years in the country, and he was’ glad to see an attempt being made to solve some. of He pointed - out... that some serop ‘deficienci¢s ' in the’ eowntry Were hoticeabte tn the enttle, anil these

then

Killer Sey

and ‘4 pfitable hasisy ° ‘the: ‘minerals, and. many. of, ‘th tata’ the fa rmers could. be supplied! by proper ‘fodder. As he is giving a: ser:

only. spoke bricfly,. : ee

THE MINISTER GLAD TO BE HERE a ee , Tlon. De, MeDonald spoke of his own | fleasure. tt being present as. he was tule to come north last year owing ito a big fight he had on his hands in the south with the new marketing lex- islation:: /He regretted. tat conditions in-the Berth were such this year that mare delegates were unable to be pre- sent ng. he. hid. particularly two sub- | fects to talk. about-og general interest. These weve why he had not called the

.{tdvisory hoard to met-in Victoria, and

the ‘ini arketing legialntion, - Dry McDonald referred to his own re intionshtp to farming in his early Hire and bis continued interest. in the in-' dustry. ai its problems since, He had! had.an otebard in the Okanagan an# had been n- shipper for twenty-seven ‘yeura through co-operative _organizn- tions,

must: ‘be overcnme before the live: stock indnstrs y could be put ‘on a permanent He | mentioned

fes af: talks: tlireunghout the north: he],

“Lang whieh had. been put ‘Into ‘operation

'|the Dominton -Act, but to take: its pluce

meetlig of the board as S00 as he felt it advisable.

“Tn regurd to the Marketing Legisla- tion he said that he renlized that the Supreme Court might give a decision such as had just been given as it was contrary to the British North Amerij- ei Act which gaye’ ‘to’ the provinces the Tight. to control marketing: He, realizing this, had a bill prepared and passed . In the dying: “days of the last session of the legislative which world enahle the province to tike over iin- mediately the marketing of farm pro- ducts and along similar lines as pro- posed by the. Dominion Act. Now that the Dominion Act had’ been thrown out he had wired already” to have the pro- vineinl act proclaimed and the. work carried on with as llttle unsettlement as possible, He hoped to be in Victor- fa enrly next week: ‘and, he ‘Sajid, he Proposed to-fight the battle of his life fer the preservation of the marketing plans now working, and to extend them throughout the Provijice as quickly as possible, The great: ‘nim is to pre- serve the markets’ of'B. ©. for the folk of B. C. and to Preveht other conntries or other provinces dumping their sur- pluses jn ie the: fh ats iéh “giet refit to

thia Loprarinee. and wreck- .

*: PAPER: ON FRIDAY NOW

- Owing to’ changes‘in-the - train | ad inal: service: flue to -the flood Tha Omineca Herald will be pub-

‘shed ‘in time‘for the Friday train Ta a few weeks we hope to get ‘hack to- the: ‘regular day again.

Louis Shorn is ‘Lost--Gone for . Several Days

: eee. TLeuls Shorn of Tellowr, one of the rei) old (inces in that district. and one of the best known residents in fie in- ter or. has been missing sinee Jast Mon diy evening, and up te Friday morn: Ine nothing could be found to indiente |: where le had gone, Mr. Shorn is en old main fn the neighhorhuod of eighty rears ov. better, He has for | years heen an investor, 2 prospector and 8 intuer, He has 2 group of claims on Grange mountain and had, purchased his senson's grub supply, had it taken out to Lowe's ranch and arranged for Lowe's nen to pack it np the moun- trin for Bim, {Mr. Shorn went out to Lowe's ranch ‘Mondas, had supper at the house nnd went to a cabin where he was to spend the night. He. was seen by Harold Gould to come ont of the enbin and with his dog, started up the little hili just past Lowe's ranch. Thinking that the old man was just going for a Uttle walk nothing more was ‘thought abont the matter, bit on Tuesday morning he was not in the eabin and bad not slept there all ‘ey. ening. . Word. wi as. then, sent to: Telkwa. ahd hab ent: 188 |

the. middlemen and great. Josaes ‘to the: producers. .. us

Hon, Dr. - McDonald dleionistrated Lhe bad a*real. arasp of ‘thé. marketing problems. and he made out fl good case

‘to date,

Marketing Act Disallowed ‘by Supreme Court

° - * On Thursday word was received to the effeet- that. the “Supreme Court .of Canada had: disallowed the Agricul- tural Products Marketing. _Act which was juissed. by the. Bennett. government

ii¥ inany places,’ ‘and with good: results te the farmers,: Hons-Dr. MeDonald, ninister of agriculture for B.’C., who has always heen strongly. in favor: of that ‘act, and ‘wha: had a- provincial act pussed at .the last’ ‘session, of. the legislature, not dnty to dove-tail with {*

of his department and:the action taken]

Hatel- was the headquarters. for the {dvlevates and farmers: and visitors: sate tending the convention of District #B"

hour Mine Host Bussinger put on a Special dinner. for: them and it was a foal one, avonnd the table. - is now serving the pallle and both: ‘the roous and dining room are operating. The furnishings upstairs are all new and of the best. with hot and coll running ‘Water, | It will mean a ‘good dent” to Telkwa: to

‘search: parties: have: been scouring” the!’ mountain: ‘and: the Valley. One of. the strange features’ ds: that his dog ¥ ns with hint and it Is a live wire dog; but, there has yet heen | no sign of. the dog. Telkw: a People are greatly concerned about the: ‘disappearance of Mr. Shorn as he was one. of the dest liked men, in

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TRLKWA HOTEL OPEN AGAIN

Thursday of this week the Metkewa

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Farmers Tistitntes, and. nt” the noon

Some’ 17 ‘guests "gathered The. Telkwa Hotel

There is a ‘bath room

again have n ‘hotel, operating: en a

re | dg “wat kets

hurrylug to get out “Fridhy™ would. have done . better. work Was stopped for is ‘not under- standable. | But the- government of this. prov ince cannot, ‘apparently, think of more than one “thie: at a‘time, and the one great thing’ in the minds at: Vietor- ia. isto’ win! Omihica ’ ‘by-élection.

in Creamery for.

.. Bulkley Valley Farmers Work

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Johu Lapadat and his neighbors are out to establish a ereamery in the val-‘ ley and last Wednesday evening there wilx a bumper meeting held at Drift- wood when the matter was pretty well lise nssed. ‘Those who have taken u led in ‘the. matter are more enthuse] new than ever, —

fPher e were about sixty present aot the, nieeting including Dr. McDonald. minister of. agriculture, Deputy minis- ter Munro and Prof, King of the U.B. C.' The deniand for a creamery has arisen since the tle up, of the ‘railway nnd the. fnemers find themselves with t lot of fresheows and no place to dis- pose of thelr evenin ond milk, There war a feeling among some of the farm- ers before that’ a local ¢reamery would he of more benefit ‘than shipping the raw produet, The present tie-up has araused a lot more enthusiasm.

: The minister was asked about the creamery plant. at Vanderhoof which is the property of the province, and which bas heen closed for a long time. Dr.MecDonald told-the meeting that he would be glad to give them the plant without cost’ and. let ‘them work out their own salvation.. He ‘also gave 'em some advice on what to do before start. ing a creamery, and there is plenty to flo. He also advised them. ‘as.to the wanfigement and the butter- maker. Since then John Lapadat has been do- dng a lot of running about gathering ‘data and it. is expected.a meeting will he culled before:long.to take action or te ‘dyqy ‘the inaitter The. latter: course.

Campaigning i in Omineca While _ Country Flood s

White all: the cabinet ministers frou

Victoria, Int two, are campalgning in Onvnecn to try and+retain. that: sent which has heen strong Liberal ever since it was created, all the Toad work in. Skeena his, heen closed down, even work . Chiat ‘had already. been- Provided w ith finds, partly. from: the Dominion government,” crossing has heen: ‘stopped ‘and the ap proach..from. the enst:‘left. in ‘a most tiseracetal ‘condition; VAS? hool

The. high! level * fatliway

boy ‘afternoon What that

- In the meantime the mighty rivers of

ihe deputy mitiister spoke only briefly but what: he said was very much. to the point. He did not enconrage ‘the idea of Farmers’ Unstltutes going ‘in’ for retail merchandising naib was wi

- Fram the time he took office he sald he’ ‘had been. keenly interested in the Dominion Agr icultural Produets. Marketing Act, and he supported it in ‘every “way, jHe realized the great be- (ale to the merchants of: the eountry.. nefit it: would be to the farmers and

_ Some of the. dJarger . manutietivers ate. he had. trepared: a provincial act to objecting ‘to. sell in quantittes to the’ dove’ tall with. the. Dominion act and institutes if they ure golng to rethil to. B.C. waa not slow in taking advantacé: lew-nembers. of that’ Dominton Act.’ He referred to

. "The Depty. Minister also reterred: to: whit, “had-. -ulready been . accomplished : the various concessions which: the: C. by. controlled: marketing in’. the’ differs. N. TR. -had made to‘ farmers in ihe way Lent branches: ‘where’ it, had. been tried, aa «if rates-and services, and as yet the/ont, Knowing that. the greatest of all” evidence: that: any. particular “‘wilvan:" farmers’:problems: wis getting his pro. thee. had been taken by. the foriners ‘of duce on ‘the market and “getting suffi: these concessions. was, meagre, ‘He ur: clent Teturns from: ‘it to pay; the cost ‘of: a ded: ‘the: farmers: 40. ‘maker ‘more: we! ‘af production. and. a. reasonable return’ for.

the province. flood”: find do‘millions of dollars ‘of. ‘damage, - wipe. out. Settlers, and: even’ whole: communities. ‘and the Yoada. ‘are. washed: out: and: bridges are earried away} ‘the: ‘rivers: recede and leave - exposed ‘the’ -wheckage, But the Premier.and his: cabinet: ‘campaign: for a siigle seat in. Omineca’ and leave; the

dn, cise the Supreme Court gave’a de- elsion auch’ 48. they ‘have given. ‘Aa sodn an the word: Was received’ by. the | provincial inipister, ‘at: Teliewno he im-

TROUBLES OF QUEBEC LIBERALS

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Ts iy ir) . At last the Tiischerean governiment in Quebec has resigned. For | nidn mediately wired ° Victoria” urging; that Jong yerrs it hag had-full sway. in- the the provinéial act be®: proclaimed ; province nnd-as so often: heppens, : the at onee, ief concern now’ isto government Was not. the government at

marae. ma mel, ofthe -Doniiniow , OF: ut hut: self- interested. hersons, Al‘the people to do for. themselves: or sit" and oe r; bring. it, mi--{ inst geueral, proviticial: - election *:4 aty - der the Jurisdiction of. the proy incial Liberals revolted dnd’ almost detenpod re Jena oe oe seu net; ee oe 2 | Be government, rh: hee then inves-} ¢ ‘ ree ees tigations: ‘have ; Droven ‘tod, much ‘for, hel;

Gy Arist ‘plonecr. of. the’, Gone ‘prenifer: ahd his’ =

te is ‘follawers. “MGs: fre ly | and. the “P male: stayed in Victoria ant atruction’ days,’ ‘Dit: who. was’ Wwiae! predicted | that: after, thie, next | general pote = the” cents enough to get out . ‘While the. + getting election ‘which is called: for. Atiguat 415, Ste ‘pedp! Was good, ’.was: ‘alin Smithers | renewing ‘the Liberals wil not! have; 15: seated Tt |

old acquaintances, : and he found quite is a great’ blow;'to ‘the: afew: of ‘them, y fu

‘mS. tha “the: Pattullo gure la. hay We-been 1 much atroilz a

Oy, has. grown. in’ sta-| and although th mera it Ww hat they had nlrondy; got rather. ‘than’ the labor and: on the. Investment, that fuer, ‘and:affluance,;' ‘ind, He: “wag ‘avery boii erent Ni strength e (. fo be’ aisketiey” “for more, ‘aid more: ‘eou he, could seee.no: reagon fora‘ meeting | welcome “visitor, in, Smithers. :: He -lett i ate

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corsdons, nea ot 94 be ats I of ithe. adyleory “boned until the, ‘malt _Auither: Kpod ‘aieston mute hy aanpiitlo

‘on Thursday: ‘enllon, Chas: jand then BO out:'to.'nee; John Bostrom] ; nt Francatd, Lake ‘He? Wns int Bolig pa she to drive Hon, Dr. eDonata: biel al ir hanil, to ent] 1 tts const after. “hie tp

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Barrett |

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