to
r
K5
wnsTWO.-
THE
DAILY
XEW3.
-i..-i.
Wednesday,.
Nuvrfiiiuvr
;
The
Popularity
'pacific
coast
THE
!
WAS
WHOLE
LAID
FAMILY
UP
WITH
By
Strawberry
Flats
and
the
Silver
Daisy
of
HALIBUT
IS
OF
SEVERE
COLDS
II
On
IIh
rirst
'-riin'
of
a
dm
all
or
HIGH
QUALITY
cuMtssir.
ailtir
in
y.,11
.
ii
jvi
rlil
i.f
tl
Iwfiire
it
lias
rii.inre
li
imiw
iri;
SAMOA'
rr
aeltlitl
Mi:
the,
1ul,
ami
raita
limui'tiltl.
pneumonia,
or
filler
scrlmn
frfaprd
bv
People
Of
rsew
Inns
Irwiilile
York
to
Atlantic
Product
and
I
lr.
WumI'h
.Norway
Pin
syrup
will
Given
Preference
liuiiieillalely
rehie
iiM
r
mnrti
on
DAILY
EDITION
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
1.0
llme!(lilniuiiig
in
Hrilish
(Mlunihia.
BS8S
has
been
earned
on
merit
only
One
trial
will
convince
you.
The
Daily
News
elllNCE
IUJPKHT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince)
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULL.
EN,
Managing
Editor.
City
Delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
per
month.
.
.
91.
OO
ny
mm
to
an
pans
or
trie
urmsh
empire
and
the
united
states.
Id
advance,
per
year.
.
.
..S6.00
To
all
oilier
countries,
in
advance,
per
year.
............
.87.50
TELEPHONE
IS
,
-
Contract
Rates
on
Application.
All
advertising
should
he
in
The
Ua.ly
News
Office'
on
day
preceding
publication.
All
advertising
received
subject
to
approval.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
Wednesday,
Nov.
7,
I92M.
Government
Control
.
Alberta
Province.
X
The
province
of
Alberta
lias
gone
on
record
in
favor
of
sale
in
liquor;
by
the
government
under
conmvhat
similar
conditions
It
hits
turned
down
pro-
amnion.
aiiera
lainj
loiifj
trrai.
.
Alberta
s
taking
the
i-ycle
if
Imniaii
variahlenes.
Prohihi-tionVftv
nol
ipiile
what
they
experled
and
neither
will
government
ronlrol
(niie
come
up
lo
their
expectations.
They
will
probably
make
everal
more
changej.bsfore
Ihey
get
hack
lo
pro-hiiiiliou
again,.
His
found
thai
in
this
province
Ihe
people
are
lieeomiiitr
a
Making
ProfiU
In
United
States.
'
American
capital
is
being
invested
in
C-iuada
and
many
of
inr
iiiiauiiiu
iiiuusines
are
s'ontrojiec
irnm
me
riiies
or
the
re-
piiblir.
On
the
other
hand
the
Canadian
nation
owns
a
great
man
nines
oi
railways
in
Hie
united
'ajes
.and
these
made
pro
in-"in
mm
mum-iiiiiiiiiik
exieiises
aiiioiiiiiing
to
nnoiit
six
million
dollars
for
the
first
eight
monlhs
or
the
present
year.
Tjhal
is
almdsl
a
dollar
eauh
for
Ihe
people
of
Canada.
This
pnnii
relieves
tne
uaniidian
taxpayer
a
great
deal.
It
looks
to
us
a
if
Ihe
annexing
nf
the
llniled
Stales
by
Canada
has
enm-
fitenced.
tsirmahi
Are
Very
Progressive.
'
The
(iernians
arc
certainly
a.-very
progressive
people.
Thev
no
noi
fail
ror
Want
of
trying.
A
few
days
ago
there
came
to
the
eoitor.ani8sK.nii
advertisement
sent
out
from
a
(lerman
cilv
of
Q
nAll.
lil.Kn-.'
Jr.......)
I
.
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n.
.
'
I.
iquics
juiuii.ii
I'liiiicu
iii
rrnicn,
rtuznnne.
rne
cover
piece
is
quite
artistic
and
on
It
are
the
anh-f
t!ea
"ha
Plus
Elegante
an
tie
up
.Moues,
ana
"Jiuti
Creations
Dernier
Cri."
The
proposnl
ii
in
roiTiiute
ii
everywiiece
.iiiai
rrencti
is
spoken.
nue
ine
I'rencii
are
making'
an
efforl
lo
evlori
tin.
ini
pi'Mhle'dollar
from
Ihe
(lerninn
people
for
reparations'the
Oer-
oMiiyare
planning
to
invnile
jiie
Krench
publishing
field
and
put
iV
'
"i
"cnnaii
I'iipiiai
aim
piiniisneii
in
ii
uniiiiiii
rnj.
Electioneering
Commences
Early.
I'.icciionecrin?
lias
com
menced
eiirly
.
this
vear.
With
two
mrtyornlty
candidates
.union
need
'rind
a
Ihiril
looked
upon
a
cer-
Ijllll
nilfl
ll'tlh
o.-Annl
..II
.
1.!I'IlV'
.1
...
.
.
'
,u
"un:i-
iossiniiiiies
mere
suoiiiu
ne
nn
inter
esting
lime
during
Ihe
next
t
wo
months'.,
v
Mi
announcements
have
yet
been
made
in
connection
with
Ihe
counni
)(,t
doubtless
I
here
will
be
a
pretf
y
good
crop
of
can-
mm
i,
mon
wno
is
well
known
there
is
not
much
advantage
i.
""
;'
'"c
iino
cany,
out
i
or
one
wlio
is
not
known
gen-rnllv
n
Ihe
citizens
it
is
well
lo
iledare
llie'camlidatnre
early
so
that
he
electors
may
gel
accustomed
lo
the
name
and
have
an
nppor-tiuulynf
sludying
the
caui!
iilnle's)
record:
agjiBBl,
SMaaaaaaaaafaaaalaE"
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tfKKffllr
GLORIA
SWAN
SON
AND
THEODORE
ROBERTS
IN
THI
PARAMOUNT
PICTURE
'
PRODIGAL
DAUOHTERJ
'
Showing
al
Ihe
WVslholine
Tlienire
AVedii-jiday
and
Thursday
or
as
FISHING
IS
DISCUSSED
MONTH
IIAI.,
inir
to
t
fie
dinn
Nov.
they
.-4rt
a
summer
schooling
r
.
.
.
r
,
:
i
...
i
...
ii'i
-
rush
of
riliernien
fop
Ihe
meali.
hrinprs
a
pood
price
in
Ihe
Ameri
can
ninrket.
Sword
Flah
Trade
in
swordflsh
is
one
which
a-oni
aratively
few
Cana.
ilians
rsslis
is
an
inrportnul
one
in
this
country.
These
fish
nr'e
caught
in
lart'e
quantities
off
the
Coast
of
Ji
j
Hreton,
near
the
entranee
!'
the
llras
d'Or
hakes.
Rild
always
find
u
jtood
market
in
Itoston
agist
ew
York.
Accord-
nip
lo
Helrose,
irnffn
superinteiulenl
of
the
Canadian
National
ICiciress,
these
ore
n
difficult
fljsli
lo
handle,
as
they
are
ttackl
in
crates
that
often
w'if'li
firi-
fhiifi
5fld
pounds.
PREMIER
BRUCE
AND
PROTECTION
Head
of
A
u
steal
I
an
Oovernmant
la
Conducting
Oampalgn
In
Britain
LONDON.
Nov.
0.
While
Pre
mier
Maluwin
is
umloumeilly
a
proleitioriist
and
Is
sincere
in
his
advocacy
of
t.7ie
scheme
for
free
Crade
wit
li
Irs
the
Mmpire
and
protection
iijrainst
ull
oulsiilers,
much
of
tlsr
credit
for
forcing
th
issue
ist
the
jiresent
time
is
given
to
Premier
Hruce
of
Aus
tralia,
who,
iti
season
and
out
of
season,
tin.-
rscen
advoeutimr
(he
plan.
It
sms
lo
he
his
mission
in
Loinlon
today.
Australia
like
Canada
is
a
large
lroi!iici?r
jitkI
reipiires
markets.
remier
lti-sjs:e
tells
the
Hritiuli
ieofie
Hint
lie
would
like
hiin-
Ii'imIs
of
flsoiisatiils
of
Ihem
to
go
to
Australia
to
settle
un
the
va
unt
lauds
of
that
country,
hut
it
useless
to
frro
unless
they
have
niurkets
for-
tlnjir
products.
Ills
method
of
providing
I
hat
market
is
to
have
free
trade
within
the
Empire
anal
protection
against!
thi
rest
of
-tin
world..
The
1'iiTiipaiKii
for
protection
la
now
well
una-ler
way
and
all
the
prophets
are?
confounded
n
lo
what
will
le
,Iie
outcome,
Offi.
eially
labor
has
declared
against
it
hut
individually
nobody
knows
yel
wlilcli
way
luhor
will
swing,
ir
Ihe
workingme'n
think
they
sec
profit
in
pro!
ect
ion
they
will
vote
for
il.
II
llK'(lllll.
I
Mr.
Iiavlil
iAvti,
Kearney,
onl
writes:
"Our
wln.li;
family
was
laid
un
i
ceord-
vc
cold,
ami
we
uuiii'i
mm
i
.
"Ji
,ll
ll'mi
linn
"
""ii"-
until,
on
nay
friend
rani
In
ami
rational
Kx
press
the
people
k.m
u-
r
would
h
sure
to
ret
rid
r
l-Iiaslern
L'niled,
Elates
are
"r
mii
if
nr.
wisst
wwaj
a
zm
z
:
i
t.iuini.
-hih
r"
,
y
-
ip-t
-
-
r
t
IIIIT
i
H.Y..
w
.
.....
I
.l...,,.t.,
...
i.L.
I....
I
.slmwitiK
-'
preference
Tor
Canadian
'
-
7;
-
aiHt
In
ihi
lime
our
r.-lil
fir
all
re.
fisli.
Tins
1-particularly
true
nf
1
.
.
..
.
'
1
.
.
,
I
.Now.
knowitlnr
th
aln
of
your
llnston
Mild
.ew
otk,
lo
wlllClt
rmy.
w,
w,
lUlv,
1,
UII11
mark!
:
Inrfre
llillP
tits,
of
fish
m.
a.
to
have
It
In
raw
ut
rmrrm-nry
."
front
l-ilia'
HllMrt,
I
lie
fiasni
nr.
WotxT
.Norway
Pin.-
Syni
l
Sir
onnt.
snI
llii
Mnrilimt
Provinces
ix-itir:
larr
ramity
ii
r;
put
up
..,..1..
.,,I,imllv
u'r
TIh-
T
MlllM.rn
Oi..
I.lii.lll.
Alt
lion
vrli
111'
li?C4v(ry
of
new
1
a
......
I
.
-
elan
If
IflilltA
It
II
o
irtsiin
oxtml,
cut
ilown
the
trad
in
Mi
is
fisli
from
lrinr
Itufft.
.-
far
ins
ltolon
is
ron-.
f?rnil
it
lias
nol
1
1
1
1
r
r
rt
I
f
Willi
tli
I
rade
to
'Now
York.
'Pa-1
iifi
-a.-t
rislitirnvn
lislain
lln
iualil'
or
Atlantic
hamuli,
winch
llnv
cIii.i(i
is
iiuiclt
-Inferior
l
that
wliiarli
inlintiil
tlio
'
Pacific,
anil
tliair
tnsile
seems
t(
lie
shaml
)
111
ly
0011
i
spurs,
m
i'1
'Mv
Yirk.
iimiont
of
linllluil
ami
.-altitoi)
1
1-
tli
f.nnailian
National
Tort.mo.
Out.
f.,,,,,.1
..illv.l.v
II...
lurv
Nv
Yi-k.
rape
from
8n
to
ino
:."
.
cars
moot
lily
the
year
rouiiil
TOMMY
ATKINS
FOUND
GUILTV
1
mi
m
mA
11
r
n
m
I
iUn
bnargo
01
aieaung
ki
oanju
Sentence
Reserved
Till
I
Thursday
Morning
r!!!
IIH'II.
Illill,nrf
1
(lull
?fii
11.-.
rata
Ll.
if
Intl
'
1
I
'
from
llir
m
IlliafllS
rfl.lnl
rinil
U
llll(?a
-"-
"
"
r-'
I
tl
ami
ready
market
in
Hoslon
and
.Vow
lillle
restive
under
govern
men!
control,
one
section
wishing
tojahmit
liiiss
season
-of
return
.io
prohibition
and
the
oilier
section
asking
for
morei'l'lie
mackereHs
a
fl
laxity
in
me
sale
of
beer
and
light
wines.
To
adopt
Ihe
latter
would
probably
speed
up
the
lime
for
the
ndoption
of
the
former.
,(
The
djnios
is
a
seething
mass
thar
is
always
squirming
and
wriliiing
and
twislinir
and
changing,
tryijig
16
enirge
iulo
something
tetter
but
being
dragged
back
often
into
something
worse.
tiovenimeni
-
-
by
ii
irus
seeming
.
-
-
.-
--
.3
mass
..
is
what
......
we
term
.v...,.
.j
democracy
v
Tommy
Atkins,
rharged
wilh
the
theD
of
11
banjo
valued
at
fl'Jl
from
Janles
Preol,
Imliau,
1aaa
at
l-
(tt
I
t
nnwoi
a
a
I
the
Supreme,:
Oiurt
assiz.es
yes-
rtoM........
.....1
..
j
....
Pitt.-slmr-jr
ami
lMnladelphia
are
,.
i
i
also
laro
l.nyers
of
fish
tiay
mnrni,
,w
wu,
u
m"rir-iK.r..
'"'
U"
Elusive
f
.i...i
.i
hour,
the
jury
heitiir
out
only
at
111
1
a
1
1
li
'I'llO
lllrVllWin
i
foriman
John
V.
larsre
.
pmei,t
lhe,e
fmh
are
(
rk
ma.le
from
that
poinl.
The
sal-
mo,,
ar
their
he,t
dur.np
June
Sundbenr.
Thomas
one
permission
or
authority
lo
V
t
l
ll
I
till
jv
m.
s
a
u
r
ut
c,
.
il1
.
11
I
via.1
S'fvrui
taill
I
Ulin
liu
inii
a
a
II
W
a
-A
r.
i.
rSI.at
....a-
l.llaae.VrA.I
l.a
Illl
8
iiiiiiltnl
alia
U'lwt
Ian.
I
rto
itoitnnl
a
oausMs
f
xnrp
oTficiaN
piPiitya
.
I
.a
,
-,
Ihu
hnnln
i-i
u
I
list
ii
tc
I
u-il
itua
r
a
I
a
III
l!SSJ.
tt
H-
IIH
Ill
s
vwilll
.
won--
-1
here
is
no
certaintyi.,,
.
,.
,,
...
S
thai
h
home
at
.
atmg
s
was
,
,
,
,
.,i
to
tls
.-iot
in
w
i
ch
he
Willi,
,e
.
,
j,
..
,
i.
,
elutol.
n'
summer
Ihey
were.,.
.
....
,
'
.
.
,
.,
....
,,
IT
irr
IIIIIIITl,
r
rl
I'M
"
llir
ilnnnl
il
liiu
nil
fliu
,
I.JII
Illl
in
r
'
:
.Willi!
I
iiri
I'll
iii;
j
.
f
III
is
slihjecl
to
changes
and
sometimes
the
for!r.f,spe
l'anj"
t!f,,,"
rro1"
many
changes
c
are
rrjl.
The
next
summer
,
,
,
....
Hie
Kiiil-
Hotel1
o,
in,.
i
,i
room
in
npiirire
uir
iH-un
iuiu
sumriiine
ior
nfwnro..
,
Jtliey
tiaal
rnoveil
to
the
Straits
or;
,
,
...
,T
,
,
,
I
J
...
.intrust
10.
lie
liuil
itiven
J
-
I
ion
on
.U(rust,
IV.
lie
liail
Itiveu
no
no
'r.oriiiiiiiii'erjanii,
.inn
npiore.
re-i
t(irniii-r
aifnm
to
the
!ape
coasll
eniove
il.
He
did
nol
know
ac-!
cused
and
had
never
seen
him
they
are
found
there
is
a
great
0lll,
hv
M,
M
ilonald,
witness
stated
lo
had
t
kalU
about
J
mil
front
IIm'
I--On
th
trail
otherwise
known
aa
Divide
Lake
at
an
altitude
of
2300
feet.
Thia
lake
is
the
head
waters
ol
in
.Nlcolum
river.
Here
there
it
beautiful
hay
meadow
owned
by
a
trapper
and
prospector
who
Is
patiently
awaiting
the
day
when
the
transprovinrial
road
will
give
him
a
mean
of
transporting
his
wealth,
in
the
shape
of
hay.
to
outaide
points.
At
22
Mile
there
la
another
beautiful
camping
spot.
Here
there
is
a
large
cabin
situated
in
the
forest's
heart
on
the
very
banka
of
the
Skagit
river.
The
owner
of
It
carries
on
prospecting
and
mining
operations
In
the
vicinity.
He
appropriately
calls
his
cabin
"Defiance
Camp"
and
his
mine,
"The
Silver
Daisy."
From
here
on
for
many
miles
the
scenery
become
more
wonderful,
If
that
were
possible,
but
at
the
same
time
more
wild
and
rugged.
The
Taas.
a
narrow
.
hall
w
ay
bounded
by
cliffs
thousands
of
feet
high,
Is
a
sight
of
never-ending
marvel.
At
on
spot,
known
as
Skagit
bluffs,
the
trail
(a
bare
IS
inches
wide)
winds
around
the
next
seeti
Ihe
liaiijo
in
Ihe
city
aid
told
of
arresting
aci
used
after,
police
court
after
havin?
missed
the
banjo
had
been
turned
over
in
it.
Ihe
chief
of
police
by
Trinder.
Ilesler
Ryan.
Indian,
said
she
Harry
Senlon,
taxi
driver.
wu
was
living
at
Ihe
King
(Sefirge
called
to
the
stand
as
a
crown
hotel
on
August
19.
She,
knew
witness
hut
Hio
evidence
was;
accused
nnd
alo
k.new
Prevosl.
Inken
from
him.
j
Accused
oflen
rami
hi
her
room.'
ple
Vearm
In
Jail
j
She
had
seen
accused
in
Pre-
Accused
took
Ihe
stand
and
!
voss
room
at
the
Kinjr
fieorite
said
Hint
he
had
heeu
drunk
for!
Hotel
with
Ihe
banjo
in
his
practically
two
months
and
re.
hands.
She
had
lobl
hiin
to
put
meruhered
uollilug
nhoul
the
it
hack
or
he
would
pet
in
trouble,
bnnjo.
Answering
NY.
K.
Fisher,
He
had
asked
her
to
claim
the
crown
prosi-rtilor.
Alkins
said
he
banjo
hut
she
had
derlined
lo
do
came
from
Vancouver.
He
ad-so
fearinp
she
would
ael
inlo
milled
bavin?
been
ht
trouble
he.
troiilife.
She
identified
the
hanjo.
hre.
The
lat
theft
charge
had
hi
answer
lo
a
ipiesllon
hy
nc-
'"'"
preferred
against
him
in
ensed,
witness
aid
that
he
iic-''1"0
and
since
thai
lime
he
had
ensed
had
acted
lllse
he
was
been
involved
in
druir
cases.
He
drunk.
!
,in'1
"ned
five
years
in
Jail
and
Pawned
Banjo
jcoubl
not
say
how
many
limes
James
Trinder.
chef
of
I
ho
''
,,a'1
been
sentenced
for
theft
Casino
Cnfe
and-residing
at
Ihe'
-
Yv'-
H.
.Fisher,
In
nddrersln
the
Mc.Monlie
Apartments,
lesllfii-il
J"ry,
was
brief
as
was
nhn
Mr.
Hint
arcused
had
cone
to
his
Justice
Mncilonabl
In
nn
I
rn
par-place
on
the
Sunday
evening
in
''n'
rvlw
of
Ihe
evidence,
question
and
had
'
offered
Ihe'
A
verdict
of
guilly
wn
re.
hanjo
as
security
for
a
loan
of.ulrn,',l.
J?in.
He
had
said
Hint
be
had
Just
reached
the
city
nnd
was
shorll
Major
H.
M.
Taylor,
dislriel
of
funds.
Witness
gnve
accused
njrineer
for
Ihe
provincial
pub-
a
I
At
--.
a
.
I
I
a..
...a.
a
?io
aim
iofiK
ine
nanjO
un
.Mon.i'"
""
tieiinnnieni,
wits
n
dny
accused
did
nol
turn
up
and
on
Tuesday
he
(witness
heard
that
a
hanjo
wns
missing.
He
notified
the
chief
of
police
(hat
he'
had
n
banjo
and
had
handed
ll
over,
he
next
saw
accused
In
the
dock
at
Ihe
police
court.
Witness
identified
Ihe
bnnjo
and
stated
Ihnl
ncrtised
wan
sober,
reaffirming
Ihlfc
fhlernenl
when
nsked
by'
ncf-nseir'ir
he
was
not
drunk,
-
passentrpr
for
Smithed
on
last
iillthl's
Irnin.
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parties
luvlni
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Adinltilitritor,
-
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.
Prim
linpert,
n.i;
Dilrd
this
tttb
day
of
October,
It'Jl
4-
I
h
kumMil
1
Camp
Uttle
village
of
Hot,
ailuitrii
on
the
rWr
itlver
ahouldrr
ol
dlfl
hlch
Wrr
tov
and
dreptiir
The
bout
one
hundred
milet
from,
the
rout.
U
the
ihrer
one
thouiand
feet
to
the
bed
of
the
ilr
tlo,
atirtlnf
point
for
all
mountaineers
iihlnt
to
reach
the
Then
the
trail
onre
more
drop
don
to
the
iteit
interior
of
BritUh
Columbia
by
the
trsil
route.
It
U
I
feeding
groundi
at
Cayuae
Hats
hlch
haa
a
IUr
ipot
acattered
village
of
about
two
hundred
Inhabitanta
but
thrre
tnilee
farther
on
-
Cedar
Plata.
HeyotuJ.
Cedar
poaaeaainr
both
an
abundance
of
natural
beauty
and:
Mat
lie
a
long
atrip
of
heavy
cedar
timber,
a
trut
atruly
romantic
past.
The
village
la
flanked
on
one
tide
Jforest
primeval."
Strawberry
Klati
.
a
plrweant
.tB
by
the
noble
Kraaer
river,
while
from
the
other
vide
one
1
field
on
the
Skagit
river
at
a
height
of
3.00
!(
1U
the
tut
looks
up
three
wide
drawa
In
the
mountain
ranges.
1
atopping
place
before
the
actual
aarent
to
the
tucanut
The
one
to
the
left
U
the
beautiful
Cotjuihalla
valley
'
begins.
Here.
In
apite
of
the
high
altitude,
wjld
tra..
through
which
the
turbulent
Coquihalla
rivrr
caacadea
1
berrlra
grow
in
abundance.
.
from
a
pane
unmatched
for
rugged
grandeur.
Through
In
the
next
S300
feet
(of
the
perpendlcu
larcurt'
thU
paaa
too,
under
Innumerable
snow
aheda
and
lone
la
led
to
the
iuromlt
by
a
aerles.of
swltcjibirsa
iig.
tunneli
the
Kettle
Valley
Railway
goea
to
I'rinceton
xaggtrg
up
me
lace
01
me
mountain.
1
n.
riT.rr"
at
and
the
Interior.
In
the
centre
la
an
openirfg
for
the
the
foot
appeared
a
torrent,
la
hfe
a
tiny
itfiam.
Niobium
riv.r.
to
th
rleht
la
the
Silver
Creek
draw
i
a
mete
trickle
over
the
atorea.
Brlow.
w.
tn
the
ever-ltit.
eter-iaii.
ir
fl
11
-
T
and
beyond
It
the
anow-capped
peaka
of
the
Caacadi
!
hills
unroll
thermwlven
for
a
hundred
milea
of
valley
a.ij
ranee
pra&.
The
mountain
trail
over
the
Hope
Paa
is
the
old
one
When
the
aummlt
itaelf
la
attained
a
aight
never
u
U
known
aa
the
Dewdney
which
waa
aurveyed
and
partly
forgotten
appears.
A
wide
open
meadow
Ilea
la
aa
built
for
twenty-five
miles
out
of
Hope,
by
Kngliah
Inverted
crown
on
the
mountain
top.
Aroiyid
lu
rdji
Sappera
In
1861.
It
winds
up
the
Coqulhalla
River
for
rlae
whltlab
tllBs
srarrely
dlillngulihable
fro
the
tasty
a
short
dlatance,
then
branchea
off
with
the
Nlcolum.
a
snow
banka.
And
everywhere,
even
beldUhe
inea,
tributary
of
the
former
river.
The
way
lies
through
growa
a
bewildering
variety
of
wild
flowers.
9
Sylvan
gladea,
pat
ruahlng
waterfalls
and
over
ruatie
In
the
centre
of
the
depreaaion
ll
to
lakn.
tk
bridgea,
the
old
dry
"cribbing"
of
which
la
aa
firm
aa
the
dividing
of
the
waters,
for
from
tbi
on
U
Skagit
day
when
It
was
laid.
The
ftrat
feeding
ground
for
horaea
la
at
12
Mile
Lake
Saw
Creek
towards
the
Interior
lain.
At
soon
aa
the
drerent
of
the
eutirn
a
lope
Is
Utun
a
grrst
change
is
noticeable.
The
grade
la
eaay
tsa
steady,
the
country
become,
more
open
and
is
dear
tf
theunder-bruih
aad
ferns
ao-characterUtlc
of
fhe
wnbra
lope.
The
tail
cump
lstenty
mitre
Irora
Prittceton
but
to
laat
nine
milea
of
that
diatar.te
are
rovereU
by
a
get
motor
road,
the
beginning
of
the
proposed
To
provincial-highway
from
I'rinceton
to
Hope.
About
eight
rail
from
Princeton
Is
a
siinderfdr
interesting
spot
where
stratified
rocks
yield
inV
Vtrr.lot
foaaila
remain
ar
located
on
the
aide
ol
the
hill,
Shortly
after
this
the
vallty
opens
out
tcfer
.
Priacetoa
snuggled
peacefully
Into
a
friendly
rirrle
f
kiCt
and
It
two
rivers,
the
SimlUamesn
and.
TuhtoMi
keeping
guard
over
It.
Rcyond
It,
rises
a
splendid
vut
of
rolling
green
foothills
with
more
fUrredrtei'i.'-;u
rloMf
in.
indicative
of
the
districts
roost
fiouruhiif
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