are
also
denied.
.Everything
points
lo
the
city
as
Ihe
natural
place
for
the
establishment
'of
new
industries
and
especially
Ihe
pulp
City-Should
Be
Interested.
Now,
Jpokin
at
the
question
from
Ihe.
point
of
view
of
Ibe'saileil
down
the
inlet
with
0
!
T
9
PAanrwa
TH1
UAILT
HTW8
ICED
!
"SALADA"
is
so
refreshing
and
it
has
tkat
superb
flavor.
Try
it
today.
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DAILY
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Garden
Spots
of
Dominion
but
Difficult
to
Bring
Under
Plow
are
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
vBy
11.
F.
1'nllen;
One
of
the
common
questions
1
am
aked
by
thoe
1
meet,
is
"Now
do-you
like
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island?"
or
"What
do
you
think
of
the.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands?"
At
Mselt
Ihry
nskel,
"Well,
whal
do
yuu
think
of
Maselt?"
None
nf
Ihese
questions
ran
be
answered.
Anyone
who
thinks
at
nil,
thinks
q
much
about
all
thv
places
that
it
would
lake
hours
to
tell
it
all.
Just
dropping
into
a
place,
spending
a
day
and
getting
out
again
does
not
'give
one
a
chance
to
form
much
or
an
idea
what
it-
is
iiKe,
or
10
give
a
correct
eHumr
m
the
importance
of
th
country
and
i
-
-
-
to
prophecy
as
to
its
future.
etters
t
strictly
limited.
There
is
a
charm
about
lliej
Throughout
the
inlands
there
Queen
Charlottes
that
is
bound
tojis
poins
on
a
tremendous
intjle
impress
any
visitor.
After
look-,
handed
unorpaniied
fishl
against
ins
around
at
the
jrarden
andinature,
ami
nature
wins
most
of
home
it
Is
e.asy
to
agree
will:
;thetime.
A
few
people
with
thoe
Who
say
it
is
the
"f.arden'prealer
advantage,
belter
adop-pot
of
the
Dominion."
Hut
liability
or
jnoro
determinutmn,
nnd
there
must
always
be
qualifi-
win
out
and
point
with
pride
In
cations
in
any
statement
or
this
their
own
progress,
other
rarry
kind
but
it
will
be
a
long
lime
on
and
where
lhy
leave
ofr
some.
before
the
whole
country
is
i
one
else
will
take
tip
the
burden
garden.
It
is
a
difficult
country
until
in
generations
to
come
man
to
settle
and
those
who
go
there
will
be
conqueror,
the
forests
will
in
mnke
a
livintr
from
the
land
have
disappeared,
to
a
large
e-
nust
epecl
plenty
of
'hard
work.
tent,
roads
will
be
built
and
the
They
must
expect
disappoint-
modern
facilities
or
civiliialici.
intent
and
discouragements,
foe
will
have
removed
all
hardship
farming
in
a
large
way
Is
still
and
at
the
same
lime
much
of
the
'experimental.
Many
who
have
joy
or
lire
such
as
the
pioneer
en-lived
there,
howevec
declare
they
J
today.
Kvould
live
nowhere
cle,
that
no-;
Those
Who
Should
Co
where
is
nature
so
lavUli,
is
I
no
Anyone
who
wants
a
luxurious
Wednesday,
.Vugust
8,
1023.
cnmai-
o
congenial,
and
are
the
lif,,
hHid
not
go
to
the
Queen
j
future
prospects
so
.good.
C.harlott-
Islands
today.
Anyone
Make
'Prince
Rupert
Sandy
Yet
Rich
who
is
not
afraid
or
a
onel
life;
Manufacturing
Centre.
'
Take
Massett
as
an
example,
cf
hard
work,
and
w1io
delight
fij
11
was
suggested
to
the
editor
or
this
naner
recent
v
that
There
the
soil
is
sandy
yet
rich
the
constant
tight
to
overcome
there
was
A.great
advantage
in
using
a
terminal
point
as
a
cenlro
and
a
glance
at
the
gardens
shows
nature
can
go
there
and
succeed,
for
manufacturing
anything
whether
it
might
be
lumber,
pulp.
Miat
every
kind
or
garden
truck
paper
or
any
other
product
or
the
natural
wealth
or
the
cbunlrv.
doe
wonderfully
well
with
any
BIQ
LUM3ER
INDUSTRY
AT
Prince
Rupert
is
the
natural
terminal
point
for
the
whole
reasonable
amount
of
care.,
north
country
to
which
point
the
best
railway
and
steamship
Flower
bloom
there
in
profo-'
rales
are
obtainable.
At
any
place
orf
the
railway
there
is
an'sion,
honeysuckle
lends
its
rrag-l
extra
tariff
which
increases
the
cost
of
the
manufactured
ar-
tanee
to
the
air,
potatoes
show
tide.
'prospects
of
a
wonderful
crop
and
In
the
south
mot
of
the
industries
radiate
around
Van-
the
quality
of
any
tuber
with
.,,.
..
....
h(,
,,ia
couverhecause
it
U
the
cheapest
base
of
supplies
and
the
bet
such
a
soil
i
bound
to
be
excel-
"
p
"
shinning
rates
aife
obtained
from
there.
In
the
north
Prince
lnt.
Dairy
cattle
do
wonderfully
"
?ai"
B"
.
,
...
.i
i
..
l
li
I
-nll
t..of
"pr
cntflrt
C!ulft
'al,Pn
f:lltln
nn
nn
Hi
'
euro
similar
cenlre.
It
has
the
same
rales
as
"T.Z.I
iiimari
viiiliiiii
ku
ti
imiiup
i
il
i
-
11
fin.,
iiim
.:iiiim
rtiimw
:i
.....
.
.
-
-
Vnncniivpp
from
the
V.a
t
and
has.
pnicticlly
all
the
advantages
;:-a.ural
grasses
pou.ry8,veH
:
-
-
-
of
the
other
cities.
.
jgooil
returns
as
anywhere
for
the
Vnr
n
new
imliisfrv
ry
.ilinnt
annul
to
to
start
start
ntwnlinns
operations,
Prince
l'nnce
rtnner?
unpen
'expenditure
""""""
"
of
lime
"
and
money,
'
is
Ihe,
natural
centre,
municipal
government
At
large
expeie
the
people
have
installed
.P'P"
Inereasn
and
thrive
and
,
the
,
and
street
improvements
mil
.ill
the
fncil-
jVn,y
'"P11"1
afe,in1
U"
t0"
ilies
which
go
with
modern
development.
AdvantafleiOf
Terminal
iPoInt.
Let
ns
suppose
that
-a
pulp
and
paper
mill
is
In
,iarf
op-
fnrc
in
haiilo-
iifl.Of
h
nntior
eiinnlv
9ml
nUn
in
l.oii.o-
nl.lo
I,.
par.eV
sellled
11
S
i
uccess
or
Ihe
.work
dozens
will
rail
and
their
failure
.dlscournge
others.
Vision
of
-Future
As
I
drove
through
to
the
west
beach
with
Charley
Spenc,e
nnd
Ilev.
cuy.
ii
is
easy
io
ee
wnai
an
auvaniagc
il
wouio
nn
lo.iiave
such
ljnnie
r.illelt
in
the
mission
boat
an
industry
here.
The
townsjle
is
al
present-
loo'
ig
for
the
(western
Hone
I
saw
visions
of
population
and
the
result
is
Jhat
keeping
up
the
slreels
and
pay-!hrjvjng
farms,
of
piclursn.ue!
ing
ror
oilier
facilities
Jiefomes
a
burden..
Add
a
few
lhousnnd
,omes,
of
lowing
herds,
of
bleat-i
lo
Jhe
.population
and
Ihe
burden,
is
'more
widely
distributed
nnd,
inB
sheen
or
villains
nnd
or!
i.-.oiii
i
inii-f
less
jieavy.
vv
nni
is
neeoeu
is
population,
(owns
here
and
there.
Actually,
;I
Anything
jhe
city
enn
do
lo
increase
population
'
is
-effort
well
avv
Ihe
homestead
or(
an
occa-invesled.
sional
selller
with
a
ifl
tie,
clearing
Dnriosr
;a
recent
o
.Massett
Inlet
it
was
policed
that
in
the
woods
or
on
the
edge
of
only
About
hnlf
fhe
limber
on
the
ground
was
taken
by
Ihe
mill,
the
Inlet.
He
was
rowint?
a
few
me
pnier
nan
neing
left
in
rol
on
Ihe
ground
or
allowed
lo
stand
nnlil
Ihe
pexl
wintry
gale
cime
along
aud
overthrew
il.
All
this
limber
could,
be
utilized
if
there
.was
n
niiln
mill
near.
:II
is
potatoes,
milkinjr
two
or
lliree
cows,
keeping
a
idp
oi
two,
selling
a
'few
eKtrs
and
oocasionally
inar-
esumnieu
na
jpere
is
a
surficient
supply.of
timber
'In
keep
;i
kelintr
a
fat
sleer.
That
was
lh,
nnlp
mill
goin
judefinilelv
in
the
neigbborliOfMl
of
Iaselt
-In-
man
I
saw
everywhere.
He
eked
nfr?
5f
!
n
gHl
location
for
nk
power
plant
midlie
Inn
lout
a
scanty
livelihood,
happy
a
n
Hiver.
close
In
Buckley
Bay.
AVIiat
seems
rfasorinble
is
for
a
ihe
cleared
an
extra
half
acre
or
groipid
wood
jdanl
Iodic
established
at
or
near
Buckley
Bny
and
laud,
aildel
a
caw
In
his
herd
or
for
n
paper
plant
lo
be
located
nl
I'rinre
Bnpert
at
which
the
a
pijr
piir
to
to
his
his
pen.
pen.
All
All
were
hippy
ground
pnln
would
be
ulilized.
This
would
necessilnle
the.
de-
veiopmeni
oi
one
or
the
big
waler
powers
in
(he
neighborhood,
,Some
of
Ijie
limber
ued
in
Ihe
paper
mill
would
be
.secured
in
Ibis
peUbborbood
while
the
whole
of
Ihe
adjacent
country
would
be
drawn
on
to
help
provide
Ihe
supoly.
...
i
'.NUGGET
Is
the
best
for
canvas
boots
and
shoes,
belts,
etc.
Just
try
it!
in
A
tubtttiut
will
dltQtpoint
you.
and
hoperul,
proud
or
the
district,
optimistic
In
resrard
lo
the
fulu
re,
prurnbing
a
little
at
Ihe
transportation
companies,
ihi
pnvernmenls,
and
the
unappre.'
dative
public.
Wonderful.
WaUrway
I
Mnssett
Inlet
is
a
wonderful'
waterway,
and,
on
its
shores.
Ibeie
will
some
day
bo
thousands
of
fnrms
and
tens
of
thousands
of
people.
Boats
will
ply
in
every
direction,
lourisls
will
come
from'
all
parts
or
the
world
to
see
it
and
the
whole
island
will
be
a,
hive
or
industry.
There
Is
iki
doubt
or
Ibis.
But
today
the
Tew
sellb'rs
are
lonely.
The
people
live
loo
far
apart.
The
method
of
scattered
settlement
seeing
al-
most
crimiiinl.
Trnnsporl'iJion
'
is
very
poor
Itecauso
there
Is
not
enough
business
to
induce
heller:
The
market
Is
unorganized
and
the
practical
knowledge
of
Ihe.
BUCKLEY
BAY
IS
MOST
IMPORTANT
OF
ALL
AND
OPERATIONS
ARE
INCREASING.
.Continued
from
PaBeone,.
rallier
ed.
f
s.....
.
.!......
i
-
v.
i
u..
,
..J
':
-.1
rn
...
'Hide
lo
get
.a
freauent
leamerieant
to
San
advantages
is
in
favor
of
the:
place,
already
established.
In
the
a'..
n..
ik.
:n
.i
...
with
the
clearing
or
the
land.
It
ini
iiitir-
iui
(lie
cm
u
iui
iif3
uic
jiiiii
ii
in
Jirur
Ml
I
h
I
a
i
uivt
iii'(
i
tiiti
v
these
racilities,
greater
or
Ies
extent
and
they
are
very
colly.
Also
there
is
an
inr
or
.heep
is
that
they
get
too
fat.
Vhy
is
it
then
with
all
these
advantages
that
people
do
not
cu
lo
the
district
in
larpe
numbers
than
injured,
il
is
claim-
lie
inn
immersed
in
salt
water.
II
will
keep
monlhw
with
out
injury.
This
ha
been
prov
ed
on
more
I
hair
one
occasion
and
jio
-urii
or
ltrelo
ha
been
een.
There
are
at
present
three
Mid,
that
the
country
is
today
:o
(steam
schooners
iinpos-jlrausporliinr
service
with
mails
and
other
ad
vantages?
The
chief
iliffir-ulty
is
and
lere
is
no
expense
to
the
company-in
providing
""n
,a
,Z
"
I
I
i
Z
The
employees
are
more
contented
when
they
?nly
'"rin
?
','
!.K,
have
city
advantages,
and
there
is
less
difficulty
in
getting
an
'"
7i,np"
I
t
,n
abundance
of
lalmr.
I'rinre
Ilnpert
already
has
its
municipal
',
M
11,
.
i.
,
.
,-
.
,
,
.
,
..'
lollct
amlJiiirn
,
,
,
,
In
ft
roots.
,
It
Is
u
government,
its
wafer
and.
light,
streets,
library
and
reading,
hParUhraUill(r
joh
,n
anyonfl
room,
its
healre
and
educational
facilities
,,
establishing
.vwho
.
,
not
im,re(,
(oi,
nr
w,,0
new
industry
m
the
wdds
all
these
have
to
be
provided
to
',,.,.
in
,inPl,
...,,
I:i,mi.
't
can
be
done,
nnd
is
beinplnne
embargo
on
all
supplies
in
the
way
of
increased
freight
charges
(hp
'.
0
aP,wmpnt
u
and
the
racilities
for
shipping
out
and
marketing
to
advantage,
,
wllf,n
neM
,an(,
s
s.P,ei
'am
and
t
great
t
trop,
.but
Tor
one
who
make-i
ensraed
in
the
luuiher
and
Pedro.
Tboe
are
Hie
.
HI
Ciculo.
HI
Olro
and
T.I
Ahelo,
I
he
Spanish
names
joeau-
linx
respeclively
TJo
Hemlock,
TJie
(
It'll
a
r
ami
The
Spruce.
Kaeh
or
these
schiuuiers
carries
I,.
nnn.OOn
feel
and
il
lakes
I
hem
21
ilays
o
male
the
round
trip.
There
is
talk
r
larger
vessels
for
the
business
hul
so
far
noth.
inir
has-been
done
io
provide
I
hem.
.Company
Official
iThe
-chief
officials
of
Ihe
com.
pany
are:
ileneral
Manager,
I'.
I..
I
luck
ley.
AssiManl
lieneral
Manager,
fi.
P.
Ilale.
Local
Manager,
II.
II.
Marlnlt.
Logging
S'lperinlemlenl,
A.
'It,
Pleas.
.Mill
Superintendent.
filiate.
Supplies,
(i.
II.
Slevens.
Slore.s,
C.
II.
Shrisrley.
.Medical
Olllcer,
Dr.
Hrifffcs.
Chief
Arcoiinlanl,
.1.
A.
The
cnmpnpy
is
oxpinpr
oh
.i
new
lownsjle
on
which
.11
is
planned
lo
erect
0
up"li
dale
houses
ror
Ihe
accommodation
of
Ihe
employees'.
,
preseul
most
of
the
bouses.
ire
huill
along
Ihe
waterfront.
The
recenl
fire
which
threatened
Ihe
existence
or
Ihe
mill
and
lownsite
has
made
nn
elfeclive
fire
break
which
will
i
he
a
protection
In
Hie
I
own
fob
years
to
come.
The
woods
all
around
the
lownsile
were
burned
but
only
one
house
was
ns
in
the
couriairralioii.
As
soon
as
the
new
lownsjle
Ill
"f
iV'slabllsiied
a
'new
commutUty
i'rail'lsYt"nh
built.
At
present
the
hall
over
Ihe
store
is
used
f'ofl.iiires,rliurch
services
and.
public
buiMiiiKs
it
nd
there
Is
a.
hallover
the
poolroom
which
1st
In
he
used
as
a
reading
room
and
athletic
hull.
,
rudio
phone
is
If,:
be
Installed
so
thai
Ihe
men
uuyi
hear
Ihe
lalet
concerts
and
news
j
from
the
outside.
There
is
also
a
tennis
court;
planned.
Hie
phylcul
difllcullies
In!
making
lowji
are
very
-apparent
at
Buckley.
Hay.
The
industry
l
comparatively
a
new
one
and
up.
lo
the
presejil
Jias
been
more,
or
;
less
evpcriliM'iital.
It
is
usjiik
a
coiiuno4iy
-
which
otherwise
would
lie
I
here
unexplniled.
It
is
providing
.employment
for
hundred
ut
men
who
otherwise
would
not
be
.as
well
employed.
Mechanics
and
.laborers
.arc
.able
to
live
I
here
nnd
save
money,
whereas
if
they
lived
in
a
hit
industrial
centre
they
could
save
lillle
or
nothing.
.Lao,
.of
Transportation
,
The
yr-ut
eomplainl
from
everyone
at
Jitu-kley
Bay
.and)
everywhere
oo
jueeri
Clunlollej
Islands
is
(be
lurk
of
lritnsMir-talioii,
A
boat
onei
a
forlnivrhl
lo
and
from
Prince
Jtupeii
is
not
enough,
it
is
arirued.
The
opin
ion
e.tisls
everywhere
Ihut
at
least
a
weekly
service
.should
be
cslahlishe.
Then
the
people
could
keep
in
elo-cr
touch
with
Ihe
4iutide
uud
lire
would
be
less
monotonous.
Outdoor
recrealhms
are
almost
wholly
lacking
ut
Buckley
Bay
except
boating,
fishing
and
hunl-
ing.
There
is.
no
athletic
Krnutid
and
indeiNl
il
is
dilllcult
lo
see
how
one
could
be
corivlrucled.
There
is
no
hope
of
wiling
one
in
Ihe
immediate
future,
it
would
seem.
The
people
might
easily
have
a
gun
eluh,
a
tennis
club,
howliiur
alley,
u
pymhasium
ami
a
hiking
club.
People
situated
as
hey
are
in
Masse)
t
lnle
have
lo
adapt
themselves
lo
circum
stances
and
make
Ihe
most
of
the
privileges
Ihut
present
Ihem
selves.
One
by
one
Ihey
will
obtain
.racilities
which
wilt
bring
I
Bern
in
line
with
other
places.
Kvery
.place
has
lo
be
developed
nipt
all
cannot
be
done
ul
once.
If
a
pujp
milt
were
established,
development
would
come
much
ipiicker
than
otherwise
would
-be
the
case.
.
'
WaUr
Storage
The
watershed
of
Ihe
Ian
Illver
is
well
adapted
to
storage
pur
poses
ror
a
power
plant.
Ilecords
have
iieen
kepi
or
the
water
supply
and
while
no
oflicial
re.
port
in
rejrurd
to
Ihe
result
has
been
made
il
is
understood
that
it
is
satisfactory.
At
the
lower
end
of
Hie
first
lake
there
is
a
rocky
gorge
through
which
Ihe
river
flows
and
a
dam
could
very
easily
be
constructed
.there
ut
ji
very
small
-'os(
This
-.would
flood
-lb
lakt
And
mueh
of
the
surrounding
country
,'atul
.would
enable
the
storing
or
immense
ipiuulilles
of
-water.
There
H
undoubtedly
u.s.ulllelent
supply
lo
ope
rule
u
.pulp
mill
.and
it
is
claimed
that
it
is
large
enough
even
for
a
paper
mill.
If
you
find
-.you
cannot
.kcI.
the
daily
News
i
regularly,
call
iinaud
HUbrile'ior
u
jtiio
-nave
n.
de.
Ilvered
to
your
home.
If
f
'V-
'4
FREE
10
finer
shavesUsefihe
coupon
The
Hr
st
Shave
Repays'You
quicker,
easier,
cleaner
Kvrrythinf
you
wight
nam
in.
4
stutc
it
orfrrrd
you
here.
At
left
t
our
pf-of
the
sJuvuuc
rrram
which
ludiy
saves
lime
nJ
ikin
irritation
(or
million
of
nun.
We
Ifxnt
18
months
nukinir
it
perfect
lor
you
fiit
aiktd,
I.UiO
iifQ
tat
a
tUavinK
cream
tliould
be,
then
conducted
U0
Uboralorr
experiments.
But
.we
hav
producetl.
in
fatraolive
Shvinjr
Cfcam,
the
$
ure
to
cleaner,
quicker,
eao'er
hat-ing:
It
multiplier
ittelf
250
time
in
uuriou
latber.
oftent
Ihf
inott
bouhtvilc
leard
In
.one
minute,
ilhout
icJioui
rcittin(
in."
lather
Jil,
cttamy,
moot,
rich,
fur
HO.mioutet
on
your
face,
if
neeenr.
itroopeU'
ailed
bubbles
helj
each
lair
erectfor
tay.
clean,
clofe
cutting.
Finally,
the
skin
it
Irft
soft
.ami
soothed
by
the
cartful
blend
of
palm
and
ohe,
oik
V.
wilt,
value
your
judgment.
Thai's
vby
we
ak
you
to
make
the
test
millions
of
men
hare
already
made.
You
stand
lo
loe
notlnnir,
or
to
gain
irreattr
lin
comfort
Jilail
the
coupon.
rtu
tor
your
10
.
(rre
shaves.
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