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it
I.
Jut
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THB
DAILTJWEWB
PAGE
FIV1
,
-
t
'ERT'S
NAME
Just
a
Comparison.
CARRIED
BY
LOCAL
CONSUL
Blind
Man's
A.
Wakefield
Tell
of
Ince
Rupert
Everywhere
He
Goe
!
Wakefield's
photo.
1
I.
II.
.I....I
ft
iwe
II
iiminri
ii(iiim7
e
In
lefl
here
ami
111;
it
ulways
a
hooi
lltiperl.
The
St.
Lui
.ln'-Dfiitivral
under
Ihe
llotanan
ulm
fame
3.-
to
iitlfiid
convention
.,:
mli
lh
Ili.tjiry
Club
of
t!
1
1
'.
Jlr(lih
Columbia.
;ifjtny.
having
been
or-ii.
ly
two
years
ami
n
f'Miik
ilutt
is
here
ib
Hi
-
fuilary
luterna-
I
(
Week.
p
Huperrs
represenla-i
F.rneat
A.
Wakefield,
i
innt
I'rinee
llupert;
d
iUttii
SitfMi
miles
frnrnj
-:
H
took
Consul
Wake.
!
r
iaM
nml
ntrti1
to
ft
ihe
nrl
tune
llmt
cil
v
.
f
n
deli-calp
to
n
Hnlary,
on
i
Ituperl
J
Hit
I'arifn
of
I
Ik-
Canadian
Nii
adwny
which
it
operated
iverninenl."
Place
for
Tourists
u-liui-1oi
a
two
rnluinn
In
r.niMii
i
printed
-Willi
lowing
iliy
article
In1
'
apltoii
nf
"Tourist
a)I
if
llriiih
r.olouihia"
:
i
ts
uri'
ln-KHiiiiiic
I"
i
lit
s.-enii"
iieautle
l:i
ii
4hm
m
norlliwvwlero
C.ofninl.ia.
Recording
fi
A.
Wakefield.
U.S.
Conul
!
lhi..
H.
llrili.li
Coluin-.1
is
ih
Washington
allelic
1
1
ir
Hilary
cmtveitllon
,ini
Wakefield
represent
th"
ru'iit
in
Mir
oll
JiawMW
.ffilwv
n
im-aI
R;iuUe
of
territory
1
in
k'l.iwu.
Hi
iiaieta
...
Myitnr.
rVrir
llnnrrl
in.
in
fltll
liinn
i
in
Urn
nfTthe
rlinn
munlry.
TV
I'lialf
milium
run1
ars
hij-
om
llirrr
In
a
year,
mere
ilno
raiitdil
lat
year
51.-
mmiihIi
of
hulihtil.
of
(
lixl.jiir
iS.-OOjnnn
..tiin.J.
riran
fishermen.
"
Hit
Home
Town
Itnily
Kennebec
Journal
s
a
on-lure
ami
tells
l'rittv
Hurt
nd
i
!
rhj
follows
:
nil
I
nir
A.
Wakefield
rf
ltii4r(
l
nil
leave
if
froth
fifs
official
duties
uitw
snemliiiK
a
short
Jlme
late.
He
arrived
in
Main
morn
in
jr.
Wakefield
wa
first
op-
il
t
tli
rotiulnr
service
by
imtroniaii
Ii.
C.
Hurlriali
IN.
nml
ha
served
in
Can-
lia
mikI
muiIIi
Africa.
II
ti
at
I'nttrc
iiiuirri
in
Oilunilia
lirlwri'ii
four
m
yi-ar".
Ilii"
l"
In
I
lialil'ut
filiinp
imrt
in
rid,
twcnly-nlx
nml
linlf
nun.l
of
I
It
f
w
fi)h
lirintr
llnr'
lanl
yrar.
of
wlilrh
ii
ami
a
liatf
millimi
liy
Anit'riran
vomrl.'
Thr
an
rnnmilnliin
Ihrro
1
ilie
liioli
fomirrly
in
th
height
il
pro.liirMon.
wan
Incalwl
at
n
C.ily.
Wakrflpld
left
prlnro
Uu
unit
0
uk
a
Canadian
drlf
Ihi"
InliMMinllonal
llnlar'
linn
nl
SI.
Louie,
an
tin
honor
nrronli'il
by
Ha
tin
In
a
rillirn
nf
lh
Uniloil
lnt
imi
trrealor
lhan
thai
Mr
Wnki'firld
held
a
Di
i'iiuIv
(Inind
Mnnlrr
of
an
Dinlrict
No.
9.
MaSnnic
iclinii
comtciI
iiy
tlir
Oratiii
nil
ion
nf
Canada
Wnki'fiMd
ratne
via
Pral-
rllaml,
Orrtfon,
Donvrr
and
i'ily
to
St.
Louis
am
liiTe
in
Vnnliinirlon,
I.C,
il
)m
viild
IiIm
ilnnpliliT.
XL
l'lrt
l.oroiuutiif
in
Aiurrlra
aiid
the
jtU-L
picture
mltbt
Almost
be
entitled
"Ancient
and
It
obtained
with
209
pounds
boiler
preuure,
cjllndetr
THIS
Modern."
It
hof
the
Sampon,"
firt
locomo-
25
incbe
In
diameter,
30
Inch
stroke
and
with
drlrlw
Ut
Id
America
which
wa
first
used
at
Albion
mine
wheels
75
lncbe
in
diameter
The
weijht
on
the
thm
In
1839,
and
ciw
of
the
new
Pacific
type
locomotlTef
P'r
of
drWera
offenrlne
Is
10.000
pounds
and
the
whlrh
hr
Wn
nlarM
in
rommllon
hr
the
Canadian
welsbt
of
the
engine
and
tender
In
working
eon-
Pacific
Railway
on
all
main
lines,
and
wblcb
are
chiefly
responsible
for
this
company's
"on
time"
feature
of
terrtre.
The
Canadian
I'ariflc
Railway
have
now
definitely
adopted
this
design
for
their
beary
ntaln
line
errlce,
at
reprenentint
the
most
desirable
and
efficient
locomotlre
for
economy
and
reliability
of
service,
sus
this
particular
design
reduces
to
a
minimum,
consistent
with
capacity,
the
number
of
moving:
parts
which
Is
essential
for
reliability
of
service
under
the
moat
eiartlnc
and
severe
conSltions.
our
rorenln
w
roMid
not
jtrtm.
ier.
They
U'liui:
lu
all
of
un.
nnd.1t
i
our
duly
lo
keep
litem
nnfely
suariled.
Tliene
val
area
nf
Utnlitu"
ate
worlh
tiiillionn
of
dollars
lo
our
tioople.
In
1020
il
wa
estimated
Uint
arouhtl
ninety-lwo
million
di1l!nm
wan
made
from
forest
lirviducl.
nd
in
llII
il
wan
owl.
ettlitled
Hull
sixly-fnur
million
dullam
won
made.
(jtiitijiujR
Ihnl
ntnouill,
nimiy-four
inillion
ihd-luri
a
year
for
one
hundred
ytwii,
and
rmi
will
hae
nix
hil-lion,
four
hundred
million
4I0U
lnrn.
IT
our
forests
are
burned,
we
lose
six
billion,
four
hundred
inillion
dollars,
because
it
will
be
tine
hundred
-years
or
more
before
Hie
foies
ore
mown
BRIER
ditkn
Is
495KM)
pounds,
the
tender
having-
a
capacity
nt
tfiOO
gallons
of
water
and
14
tons
of
coaL
The
design
of
these
locomotives
was
given
ver
careful
study,
a
trial
order
of
engines
constructed
in
1919
having
been
mftde.
with
tests
under
all
Canadian
conditions,
which
fully
justified
all
expectations
for
reliability
and
economy
of
operation.
The
boiler
nae
been
carefully
proportioned
and
the
inter-relation
of
grate
area,
fire
bo
volume,
heat
absorption
capacity
of
different
lengths
of
tube
and
gas
areas
more
care-
i
fullv
tbouzht
out
than
is
usual
In
must
deslma.
hlrh
The
capacity
and
weight
of
these
locomotives
rank
coupled
tosether
with
an
evtremely
accurate
dlstribu-them
among
the
blggert
of
their
type
In
the
world,
and:
tion
of
steam
by
an
improved
type
of
Walschaert
valve
the
largest
of
this
design
In
operation
In
Canada.
The
gear,
has
given
exceptional
economy
for
a
locomotive
banlage
rspaeity
of
the
1100
serles'ls
42.M
lbs.,
which1
of
this
slxe
Mr.
Lawrence
Moure,
at
Ilfllin-,
fur
our
.
ttartu
V
a
siting!
nti,
w1iri
ehe
m-
,
TlM"
trr
lu
a
lik-
tmt.
Mile.
'Iht?
connul
it
rrjoialfltr
tn
Hiaht
under
lln-
lark
Htfn
i
lln
tie.
lltllVwy,frndUij)riiri,fi.ii
Tlim
Ih
tin
vital
jmrl.
Like
bHnk
"imrn
to
lit,
,i.'Kiahlar.
Jtmt
our
Moml
i
mir
vlal
lurl.
e
if
II.
ilr.
Walefitiid
WilLrlHJlf
liT.,;-
out
inln
Hip
furmln
for
liir-
OQ
ln
i'-Mllll
to
111-
l'i1
in
auoilt
wo
tvork
0y
IN
FORESTRY
Qlrl
Telle
Why
Forests
Should
be
Protected
and
Why
Vatuabta
Marjorw
Wakefield,'
aged
1.1,
Vernon
V
reuie
of
UrilUh
Culumhia
iliiHtlil
he
proud
iirnlerlurti
of
ur
fnreU.
H.C
ha
Ihe
larirent
furcU
f
any
imvtee
(
Can-
udu.
We
alwt
have
tWV
if
He
finel
I
(tidier
of
North
Aineriri
.
wanl
Ui
do
all
williin
our
(inwer
to
m.iji
tore!
lite
jrom
hurjilnv'
di'Mii
lliee
far-npnuvd-
Inp
iililen
nf
weal,!!!.
WHImhiI
iih
lltf.v
waM
i
uikuJ
for
fir.
I'riit'j
remlly
oIohiM
um'
lrn't
af'uo;
bat'oMHiw
Mie
art
iviHiraji!
uud1
fliin,
dnwii
lilll
:rM'.
How
wouUI
lii
mii--oiie
lo
i-oiiic
along
and
kill
our
ilrn
?
If
woubl
not
like
il
miiii".
f
iHir
oliildri'ti
unalrli
were
killed
ll
UUCI
liltian
a
Ireen.
ly
alwavK
wlie-ri-
tJiore?
ari
no
few!
on
I
lit
iniiunlaiMi
lli
Iiijilf
deorl
llietr
tduces.
Tlit"
ilfnlruclitm
raupd
by
nineiy
out
of
fVfry
hundred
for-
t'-i
firt'i
i
ilut"
1
ran'leMit'.
tint"
trtt
make1
oi'r.a
million
tiialflifR.
Xuw,,
IliP-fl,
inalrlirt
hnr
1
1
d
winch
raunol
I
Ii
ink
for
Ihfiiinlvef
wi'
lniM-
lo
lliink
or
llit"m.
If
wt
il
nol
up
our
Ht'ad
tirfijierly,
it
wt"
.raffiefiKly
f
litis-
.jiiaUJio
tjvtry
wiit"
re.
we
tuay
iue
uiaity
forWl
firei.
One
-million
severe
losw
lo
Ibe
country,
for
in
Houses
Destroyed
their
laltM-
years
Uiey
mlhl
ho-J
,r
,,.1.!
i,rned.
Ihe
birds
t
ome
ieadinjr
men
aiuJ
wwmeti
in!Bi,4j
8,,imals
will
have
no
homes.
nmiiniry.
mi
it
is
wmi
irei.njiy,
.
-BmP
r
vVill
I
i.ive
no
raiim-
liy
deslruyinir
Itllle
Irees
e
arejj,,
fmumds;
Ihe
hunters
no
f.r-
mmwtnjr
away
our
miure
lnresi
.s
i
Uunt
in.
and
no
animals
monarch.
Snine
fciklren
enen
ibis
t41kn
slabbiiiz
a
tree
to
Hie
heart,
for
when
Ihe
people
hae
jrone
Ihe
iree
is
left
lo
die
Alawys
touch
wood
Trees
are
worth
inilljoos
of
dollars
lo
(.iviluatioti
made
of
wood.
Later
on
in
life
we
have
rjiairs,
.fabler.,
houses.
sniewttiKs,
many
i.iaris
oi
snips
apd
trains,
paper,
elr
alb
made
of
wood.
When
we
die,
we
art
pi
res
I
ill
wooden
rtilllns.
Farms
and
(owns
htiill
al
Ihe
fool
of
iiiouiilidHs
are
icimii
a
)
trtiod
s,upply
of
water
if
Hit
i
uioontuins
are
covered
with
for-i
esis.
it
uiey
ate
nare
tne
snow.
K
which
metis
jind
supplies
the',
waler.
thaws
out
quie.kly
and
the
waler
rushes
in
lurmus
upon
ll.n
ukf
I
1
itittnn
Ik.
4
Iimiwi
itai
aft
rr
i
eiioiiKli
lo
nri.duce
lumber
to
pay
suiiielimes
washed
mil,
and
near-
mm
77
cw
jrame
birds
lo
hunt.
-
"
Our
arowu
uis
when
twit
Tor
rnP-ianimals
produce
beautiful
furs
nies
in
Hie
wood,
I
Mnk
il
8rreAl!ai)d
Hkins.
wltfeh
are
in
Rrea!
fun
euUltig
nilfihes
in
ll.e
Urees.idp,nni,
anJ
i,rjnB
jn
t
rf
'i
i.:
;
ill
i,.i.i
i..n
i
n
...
inotwy.
Our
IiIm
are.
a
Rrai
ljelp
to
Ihe
farmers
for
I
hey
o"e.
vour
millions
of
insects.
Xuw,
Ihere
are'lwo
Ihinps
I
lell
all
people
ijf
Hrilisli,
Colum
sajely;
thai
if
we
do,
"hvery
lay
and
in
every
way
I
hey
will
'.prow
heller
and
beiler,
and
we'
will
therefore
prow
'wealthier
and
Ten
Years
Ago
j
in
Pi
ince
Rupstrt
July
24,
1913.
Homer
Jones
Stewnri
alias
(ilarenee
I'ipkiu
was
arrested
by
Mil"
f
I
I
vii
Mil
I
111'
M
t"
IHSv
""
as
j
.
J
.
!"'
''"'
!
yf"wJy
n
ar-
i
i.
ii.
.,.i.i
"
vr
'
:
"
;
rival
frota
Ihe
siHilh
of
ihe
HtMl
so
iiiii
urr
mumu
oo
,
...
.,
,
.
,
.
7.
.
irdeaitter
I'rincn
(ieorge.
lie
en-
lllllny
nvi-n
i"?i,
iiiiiiiiiii-
niv
deavored
lo
heal
his
way
from
Vntipounver
by
explaining
lo
(Inpl.
DoiuilJ
and
oilier
of
Ihe
sleame.r
Hint
he
w
I'l'liniiias
Liplon,
a
director
of
Hie
ilrtiud
Trunk
Pacific,-
The
tlrillilh
lock
Co.
Is
py-iuir
ul
Ihe
Weslholine
'Jliealre.
Their
present
al
inn
of
"Haby
Mine"
was
well
rer
rived
last
niBhl
'nnd
is
beinx
repealed.
Nr.
V.
Jl.
GJaylon,
sepretary
of
ihe
'.Canadian
Ultib.
Is
in
reeeid
of
a
telegram
from
llou.
J.
j).
Hiuen,
minister
of
marine
and
fisheries,
uceepliint
iiie
invila-(ion
of
the
club
If)
eivn
an
address
at
"a
liincheoif
to
be
held
a
week
from
today.
Buff
T7VEN
in
this
age
of
enlightenment
soms
folks
spend
their
money
blindly.
They
buy
with
their
eyes
shut.
They
grope
in
the
dark
as
truly
as
if
their
eyes
were
bandaged.
'
And
all
the
time
a
powerful
light
is
being
thrown
on
the
very
things
they
need
and
want!
Advertising
is
a
beacon
lo
guide
you
in
buying.
Ii
shows
you
what
lo
buy
where
lo
buy
and
when
to
buy.
A
I
N
the
same
time,
it
protects
you
against
jraud
and
inferiority.
Merchants
and
manufacturers
who
advertise
deliberately
focus
thousands
of
eyes
upon
their
wares.
Their
values
must
.be
honest
and
their
prices
right,
or
they
could
not
advertise
success
ully.
.
'
-
i
-i
'
'
'
!.'
Don't
play
blind
mans
buff
with
the
elusive
dollar.
Spend
a
few
minutes
each
day
running
through
the
advertisements
in
this
paper.
Then
buy
the
products
tbat
have
proved
up
in
the
light
of
advertising.
i-r,
VirKiru.
as:..
(or
iTIooe
huprrt,
B.C.
Read
the
Advertisements..
ptKirtri
Forester.
TIMBER
SALE
X6129.
i
rivaled
Tenders
will
be
received
by
b
MlitliT
of
Ltndi.
at
Victoria,
not
laver
tbannin
on
the
10th
dsy
or
August,
tm.
for
Hie
purrhsse
or
Licence
Xl.
to
ct
l.ttT.Ovt
feet
or
HeoilorK
Sprure,
Cedsr,
Pine
aud
Birch.
.8K&
lineal
feet
of.
fxtsr
rSW.
sad
t.lMl
Hetulnck
sod
Mi
l
ies
un
Lot
1
60S.
IUng
S.
Col
nitUirt,
one
uti
year
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Furllier
particulars
of
the
Chief
Fores
ter,
Virions.
B.C
or
Dbarlct
Forester,
ITInre
tliirTt,
B.C.
m
TIMBER
SALE
X
6040.
Sealed
Tenders
will
lie
received
by
the
Mliiltler
of
Lands,
st
Victoria,
not
lster
than
iiimui
oil
the
I
till
dsV
of
Jul'.
IUV3.
r..r
iiu.
nnri
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lo
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rut
f
feet
of
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f,Ui0
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lineal
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w
loies
and
-uui.
sua
izu
Ties,
sltutie
on
sn
ares
uortii
or
I.
a.
o.
4,
at
Vau
OtmUI.
S.eeiis
Hiver,
Haute
Omul
l.sud
District.
(me
(I)
tear
will
be
allowed
for
re
moval
of
timber.
Further
tmrtlcuwrs
or
tins
uiier
tores-ler.
Vlclorta,
B.C.,
or
District
Forester.
I'ttnee
ll'it'ert,
TENDERS.
Tinders
are
reauested
for
Kit
removal
of
ttv
former
t'rovtnclsl
Ooerumenl
Ci'url
lloii'Ht,
Third
Aveuoe,
to
the
Mdo)llc
ul.
corner
r
Si'Ui
Avenue
and
Bowser
Street,
1'rlune
Ituiiert,
B.O.
nd
.
the
plsrlnr
of
sU1
t'.ourt
House
on
a
prober
ile
fovindt
turn,
lietslls
of
lender
aud
HecirirtnoB
uisv
lie
Seen
si
the
office
of
Mr.
!,
V.
O
Leflue.
c-o.
Blr
Bay
Lumber
Co.
Ltd.
I
Cow
Bay.
Trlnce.
IUiert,
B.C.
Sealed!
i..ii4a-.
ulll
Iim
rrMjvd
'
at
Mr.
Lfl'lue's
'
Orrice
until
twelve
o'clock
ioon
on
tht
rut
dsy
of
July,
l3,
The
rltnt
It
re
served
to
rtjeel
any
or
all
bidt.
FRESH
MILK
DAILY
From
Our
Government
Tested
Herd
of
Guernsey
Dairy
Cows.
BETTER
MILK.
BETTER
SERVICE.
STANDARD
DAIRY
Phone
Black
81.
Let
the
"Clark"
Kitchens
help
iou.
.,
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illttw
1
TIMBER
SALE
XS3M.
Sesled
Ti-ndi
will
be
receive
by
ttie
MhUMer
of
Uisl.
at
Vlclorl.
not
uierj
Uun
tsjon
on
ttie
lh
tsy
of
Aurii't.
.
V.
ih
nurrlutf
at
Licence
ISSg,
lo.
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lo
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I
bear
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rTi
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miMiieiit
we
arc
born
lo
the
mo-lj,,
n,y
mvu
n,,jiH,
mure
r
Mttue
ctismiet.
itsuge
s.j
menl
we
die
even
when
we
are;
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ilj&thV
forests
f
V?'
w,
ed
for
re-tiead-
for
a
while
we
are
fort
ed;,,,.,,,
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Ire
l
be
niai
or
tauber.
,
,
r
!n
use
wooit.
Our
eri
ts
am
lir,iBuanlfs
...i
,...,.
and
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is
tner
pm
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1
Dr.
E.
S.
TA1T
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
Office
Hours,
S
to
.
Phone
M.
Open
Evening
Only
For
Special
Appointment.
1,lV"V:l
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K
5Mr
Clark's
PorkxBeans
Every
bean
perfectly
cooked
EurkO
neither
hard
nor
mushy
and
deliriously
seasoned;
Clark's
Pork
A
Betas
are
nutritions,
easy
to
digest
and
are
saoyc4
alike
by
Old
aa4
Yoaaf.
UU,
fa
Cm-ia.
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-l.
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Cvcnrwlure
W.
CLARK
Limited,
MONTREAL
ISTSSLISNMISTS
SV
t-ttl
Minlrwl,
P.O.,
St.
Kami,
P.O.,
atiS
Herraw,
Oat.
i
it.