u FARMING TO MINING

saloons, dance nails, and a Red! 12 The Gun-dim Mm. Mon"

District that operated quite

openly. Leadville was as evil as it

LON DON TIMES COMMENTS§ Josiah: Swish? ' $3,? 1..., no

Dec. 28. 1964.1 1

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tributtag gifts and treats to the town are spending holidays with A

pupils. al‘o gifts to the teach- their parents Mr. and Mrs. Her. “a man an

or in a MacVi-oar. 5""! Clan! Put in his appear-

Of P f was prosperous. The new gold- d th am we at Home Bloom . d field became an eldorado. Fabu- 1 ‘0 ape“ e um“ hOIiday‘ Corcorau students at Prince t1 ﬁeld Comer on Sam“; 3“ i ‘ a n e a 5 ions wealth lay beneath Leadvil-tolN with members of their family Wales Cane“ we" recently noon. A large numbert’l chill. ' ' e som. and the Young armyi m I’I‘S‘A' . visiting New!" hm l“ PW" “n “ther to m mm and ‘ . . of {mum hunters fought to un_ h ' ‘ Miss Shirley Murray, Char- Vila were given treats which were ‘ cover it. George Champion‘ who. ‘LONDON (Reuters) — The ferred to keep the prairie lottean spent the weekend of . greatly appreciated. The after ' I believe hailed from King,. Tlfnes. of London says in an vote even at the expense of the 20th, at the home of her par- MM" Chery" Ben)” m' ' I ' County. became a millionairel editorial tad?! the future_0f Quebec. ents. Mr. and Mrs. Watburton and Pearle” mrw’ “menu “can wanna" emu“ m {or I .lwice over and believe it or nottl th e Guam“ conservltwe It “'33 hardly conceivabl' Murray “tend” who“! in alumna. the “we I

By N.A. MATHESON Little Prince Edward Island

'able HFOUP 0f m9" Whose aChle‘ while one couldn't claim this to vemcnts run like a silver thread he a ‘

'rags to riches story".

every one of these lads began

:with a pick and shovel.

party depends on the willing. ness of Leader John Diefen- baker to take Quebec se-

the party could resume busi- ness as usual after that. Not only are Mr. Diefenbaker and

Piusville School closing took place on Friday afternoon. fol- lowing a short program Santa

URKEYTST

has produced quite a distin- . - f 1‘: After doing his share of pickv . guished line of sons and daught- across the page M “land “5' ifiisbﬁfvnnmfigﬁh success u ing and shovelling pay dirt.} “OUSIY. Mr.-Balcer personally at odds, Claus put in his appearance dis- ' tory- Tie tale Murde R055 young Hector MacDonald began The Mr. Diefenbaker's true l

era whose names are legion: but in this story I am going to intro- duce to you some of the lesser

lights. though perhaps just as Maritime provinces the - - - '.have the touch of a midas— not‘ . .- b_ohc gestures of reconcilia- u " remarkable in their chosen New England states. Murdoch 1:1 :fniiqcfggf: 2;; “£2311, colorawand when the {3. I963 Canadian election. . two. even if they could he ~ _ 161.0 fields as those that have receiv- R0?“ let! ms Rose valley homelsometimes called the “Princelmous properties beg“ ‘0 peter The fun ten 0‘ the editor“! “Chleved'wm “"y “me 005' ‘

While sun 8 youngswr and' af-‘merchanl of Charlottetown". All“t and "‘9 place “59” a ghost’ 58““ Viction any more. “The Woodsman’s Bell a 20 LBS.

ed much publicity. From the districts of Rose Valley and Hartsville came an

Excellent lighting. finest in men’s wear a combination.

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yours with Shiffer—Hillman.

in slack pants.

excellent work- manship and correct styling are

was a tailor par excellent whose. suits were famous all over the.

ter a short apprenticeship. set‘ up his own tailoring establish- d

ment

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SA. MacDonald, also of Rose

Valley. became

title which he truly earned. for besides doing a thriving busi-

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young men. quite a few pulled up stakes and headed for the American West to seek their for-

Among this group was a 16- year- old boy. H too. came from the Hartsviile area. The boys landed in Leadville in 1885 —to find not only a number of producing mines such as the Wolftone, Little Johnny. and Big Moose. but gambling, joints,

dry goods merchant of the cap |

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137 Grafton St.. Ch’iown Alex M. Wilson. Mgr.

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into the superintendent's shoes

tractors. However to did not

town. Hector, with his wife and

three young daughters. moved on to Cripple Creek. to Crede. and later across the state line into Nevada.

where he bundled his family to- gether and went to New West- minster. British Columbia. Al- most immzdiately he found work with the Fraser Lumber Co But the Three dollars a day he earned for nine hours of labor was a far cry from what he‘s re ceived working in Leadville. Worse still. the bosses were all Chinese or Hindus. MacDonald was not happy with his new job.

ing Co. of Premier. B.C.. start-. ed operating. MacDonald was chosen to be their foreman over all the miners.

Four years later he stepped!

successful lto sublet from the .larger con-i

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so when the Premier Gold Min-l

independent newspaper said Diefen her a not learned the lesson of his heavy Quebec losses the

Mr. time party suffered severe in- juries during the debate over the Canadian flag. That the

out lit could be mainly tac- ticall it is a clear warning that the immediate future of r

the party depends on t. o

Diefenbaker’s willingness take Quebec seriously. Mr. Balcer has long been a key figure in the relationship between Quebec and the na- tional leadership of the party. In 1956 he led a walkout of Quebec Conservatives the convention that chose Mr. Diefenbaker as leader. In 1960, three years after Mr. Dieien- baker came to power. Mr. Balcer was thought to have served his penance and was given the ministry of trans-

Diefenbaker‘s Conserva- .

b t emotional loyalties have been so clearly exposed that sym-

Yet. until the party can unite again. it can hardly hope to regain power. No party can win from the Prairies alone.

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