:ONNECTION
IOT
YET
SETTLED
I
If
Water
Supply
to
bock
la
Again
Re-
Back
to
tliiiii
of
I
he
putting
In
j
inch
waler
main
to
fh
he
Canadian
Na-i
ay
ocean
dock
came
hue
city
council
inr
nt
I
lie
mat
I
or
from
i,(
Works
wh
read
iy
cliainnan
of
Die
1
Mil
ii
ro
moved
for
lite
nf
Mie
eight
Inch
irf'
Avenue
in
conic
eight
inch
main
al-
itii
Kulilh
SI
reel
which
II
he
Canadian
Nafioual
water
cop,
eel
ion
olf
il
wiiulil
at
'lie
mm1
e'e
Hie
permanent
put
on
l.ighlh
Street.
line
suggr-flcd
wits
In
inch
main
on
F.lghlh
lie)
wit
ii
the
eight
already
in
which
If
no
tle
to
the
city.
lai
cil
c
mt
to
complete
in;
Ii
main
on
F.lghlh
l
,000,
while
the
cost
rk
advocated
hy
Aid.
bun?
n
iM'rinaneio
it
ii
w(iM
t.e
ama.o'j.
.ullan
Nali
inal
llail-
hiulreij
to
pay
65,000
null
f
r
Hie
work
U
I
he
permanent
work
C
Hie
,
ly
-U00.01I.
plmi
arose
us
in
the
It
Ui
he
Aikipleil
hy
the
th
there
wut
a
ilUer-
);
;i
m
ii'
iiimnl
an
amend-
th
wn
seconded
hy
iiiM,
'hat
Hie
innlter
jhaek
In
Hie
Iloanl
of
n,
i
tinner
iiicuinn
pnadian
Xa'
tonal
Hall-win
miilpcg
n
there
lie
an
element
of
dould
th
ineMitMi
tin'
railway
j
wished
mi
ndonl.
Tim
I
it
win
arrleil
Ald.
-mid
Alii.
Perry
vol
Inst!
(lorimi
wti
ha
liccn
.Hirifeveral
lav
in
the
city
re
timed
to
Vancoti-
H;Jeanief
Pr
tice
ttcoree
i.rT
OPEN
LETTER
to
Messrs
John
Oliver
and
W.
J.
Bowser
r
Provincial
Party
of
British
Columbia
UITI
29,
IMPIRIAL
BLOCK,
VAMOOUVIR.'B4.
.
iulr
tO,
3.
To
ttw
Honorable,
i
Vessra.
John
Oliver
and
V.
J.
msr,
Victoria,
II.
C.
Iiear
Mr.
Premier
and
Mf.
F.i-rremler:
I
am
Instructed
by
my
KveeutOe
Committee
in
direct
jrr,ur
attention
in
th
reeent
bulletin
of
the
Provincial
rrtr,
"Searrhlirht
.No.
f."
rieahn
witli
llw
piirrha.
from
th
builders
In
It
II
or
the
Pacific
Oreat
KasJern
hallway,
for
the
Province
t
British
Columbia,
I
enclose
yon
i
ropy
nf
this
bulletl.i
he
rewlih.
pleas
not
the
article
entitled
"The
Oreat
Betrayal"
and
the
r.py
if
the
documentary
evidence
arriripan)ln
the
sail..
Mnr
of
the
F.lector
In
our
Province
complain
lht
public
Issues
are
bnmrtil
mil
wily
In
th
licat
it
in
elector!;
that
eharin
are
flatly
denied
liv
parti
concerned
rerardless
of
f-t,
and
that
th
true
rcnnlhllliy.
If
placet
at
all.
1
only
aftr
llx"
lrtioo
i
or,
un
m
tot
th
fotrr
to
rrrord
till
rmli1crist
dfflkn
on
amT
II
l
In
lh
hH
of
cbrlatlnr
thl,
a
to
it
P.
fl
f...
lint
tb
rrnvlnrlal
Tarty
ha
wn
fit
to
lay
twfor
th
pnpl
f
Hrltlli
Coluinbla
Hi
full
ulnry
of
lli
unforiuiiatft
taklnr
over
rt
I
ho
Parlflr,
nrrat
Mlrrn
llallMay
for
tin'
province.
.
,
Your
attention
la
furthrr
called
to
the
manner
In
uhlrh
jrmi
both
(with
I
lie
altance
of
Jour
follower)
voted
lorether
In
the
lrl'UUire
,of
lh
province
to
prevent
a
llKiKih
enqiilry
Into
thla
unhappy
affair.
Tnnnan4
of
elector
would
like
to
know
your
anef
to
thla
"Sfarrhlirht,"
o
thai
tfiey
may
be
In
a
poltiin
ti
J
nitre
a
to
the
acniraey
or
the
report
and
mie
nierila
nmtalned
therein.
It
!
felt
that
a
Mlcnc
mi
your
part
ran
leave
them
but
one
conrn.m.
I
have
the
honor
to
be.
Plra,
ii.
r.
Mcro.At.n,
Secretary.
THE
VCITF.fl.
Every
elector
In
Prtllh
C.lnmbla
ho
l
Interested
In
r"l
mvemnwnt
and
denlmu
of
knowlnr
the
fact
nhonld
ret
a
copy
of
our
"Hearchlirht
,o.
t."
A
poirrd
to
above
addre
will
forlnr
II
to
ycni.
MATRIC
RESULTS
Name
of
Other
Hl"h
School
Studenti
In
District
Who
Were
Successful
In
addition
to
the
lift
puh-lihi'd
yeirday.
Hie
fnllowintr
rltnlcnt
in
local
dilrirl
wen
iircci.ful
ai
i
he
n-ccnt
Univer-
ily
uialrlctilation
eaiiiinalion:
Oranby
Bay
Junior
Malriciilatioit
Mnxi-miiin
murk
loon.
Win.
Lazorek
75:
May
I.
Xord
rt73.
Mar-
I..
K.
MacKntRhl
i3lr
Tltomat
V.
Hair,
will
'
liranted
Supplemental
I'.iamin
Htlon
llirlinnl
II.
Itaflen-lyne.
Ocean
Falls
Junior
Mairicttiaiion
Mnxt-inuiit
mark
lonfi
Sylvia
II.
Sitta
CANADIANS
have
always
been
noted
for
courage,
optimism
and
faith
in
their
country.
Canada
wai
not
built
up
by
pt!-miitf,
nor
will
Canada
continue
to
di-veloti
if
btr
proplc
allsvr
themselves
to
become
croakers
and
Krouchers.
Canada
is
fundamentally
an
agricultural
coun-try.
We
have
s
tcil
and
climate
which
can
trow
the
wend
s
finest
agricultural
products.
Canadian
farmers
who
have
earned
the
capital
invested
in
their
farms
out
of
profits
in
farming
are
numbered
in
thoui-and.
These
successful
farmers
have
paid
off
their
mortgages,
stocked
their
barns
and
stables,
bought
their
mschinery,
made
a
food
living,
and
brought
up
their
families.
It
mesnt
hard
work,
but
today
they
are
independent.
Money
in
Mixed
Farming
In
recent
years,
at
different
points
on
the
prairies,
oats
fed
to
steers
have
brought
We
Must
Cut
Production
Costs
Canada
U
meeting
with
the
keeneet
eom'tetition
in
the
mark-etins
of
her
products.
To
hold
her
own
and
regain
her
place
vn
the
world's
market,
she
must
reduce
etiKt
of
production.
The
only
way
to
do
this
I
to
increase
production
per
acre,
per
cow
or
per
other
unit.
But
improved
quality,
also,
is
msratial
to
meet
market
demands.
The
quantity
and
the
quality
of
the
products
and
the
east
of
production
in
competitive
countries
is
beyond
our
control.
Friers
of
sgrirultural
products
are
regulated
hy
world
supply
and
demand.
Hence,
decreasing
production
will
not
help
the
Canadian
farmer.
from
70c
to
11.07
as
tgainst
the
Fort
William
price
Of
42c
per
bushel,
while
barley
used
for
the
same
purpose
has
brought
as
high
as
99c
ss
sgsinst
Fort
William
price
of
S7c
per
bushel.
Farmers
marketing
their
coarse
grains
In
this
way
lower
marketing
cost,
nave
a
sure
market
and
make
money,
on
their
grain,
while
at
the
same
time
they
market
their
roughage,
otherwise
oiten
wasted.
The
cattle
embargo
Is
now
off.
Steers
are
worth
more
money
and
certain
to
make
good
money
for
the
Canadian
farmer
from
now
on.
Money
in
Pins
The
Dominion
Experimental
Farms
Have
proved
by
actual
test
that
there
Is
a
profit
in
feeding
pigs,
Last
year
at
the
Central
Farm,
Ottawa,
after
paying
hy
603.
(Iranle.l
Supileniiilal
F.xatnin-aliuii
I.oui
K.
Nicholon.
Ounplelcil
Matriculalion
Annie
llauehlon.
New
Haxelton
I'reliniitiary
ciujri'e,
junior
uriule
Maximum
mark
i'oo
-Milchell
IJ.
Ncwinnn,
(ill.
North
Bulkier
I'nditriinary
coure,
junior
iradf
Maximum
mark
Win
Mary
J.
V.
Mrlnnes
SSfi,
Vanderhoof
I'relintinary
Cotire,
Junior
(Iradc
-
-
Maxfiuutii
mark
900
Marjory.
!'.
Paleron
5(5.
Kmiiiie
V.
ay
501,
Sadie
V.
Camphcll
509,
.lerrold
Johnon
IH.
Mar-fliret
K.
SiUer
IK3.
Nechaco
Preliminary
r.onre,
Juniur
1
1
rail.-
Maximum
mark
1100
Marion
Moore
CM
Canada
Faces
the
Future
With
Confidence
for
feed,
labor.
Interest
and
depreciation,
the
net
profit
per
pig
was
still
14.61.
Profits
from
Sheep
As
rooney-maktrs,
sheep
are
hard
to
beat
In
every
Province
from
Prince
Edward
Island
to
British
Columbia
are
found
many
flocks
returning
generous
profits
to
their
owners.
Poultry
Pays
Poultry
uakca
money
for
those
who
sdopt
modem
methods,
whether
East
or
West.
Little
Prince
Edward
Island
markets
co-operatively
in
carlots,
shipping
annually
upwards
of
one
million
dosen
eggs.
The
British
Columbia
Co-operative
Poultry
Men's
Exchange
markets
In
the
same
wsy,
thus
saving
ruinous
glut
in
their
local
market.
t7rtrx
Seed
Canada's
Northern
grown
seed
possesses
extra
vitality.
There
is
a
large
market
for
it
to
the
south.
Canada
exports
seed
potatoes,
but
imports
other
seeds,
she
has
the
opportunity
to
grow
seed
for
herself
and
for
export.
The
Future
Ten
year
from
now
the
pessimists
of
todsy
will
have
been
forgotten.
Britain
has
removed
the
embargo
against
our
cattle.
She
wants
our
beef
and
bacon,
,our
cheese,
butter,
eggs
and
apples,
our
whest
and
flour.
As
the
population
of
the
United
States
Increases,
she
will
compete
less
and
less
sgalnst
us
on
the
British
market.
Eventually,
she
will
herself
be
an
importer
of
many
other
food
stuffs
besides
wheat
from
this
country.
Canas
Ua
tU
smw.
Um
ellaiau,
the
laws,
twa
aletk
aS
Ik
tea
Oil
Uka
Mtmur
f.r
acrb
twiural
hum.
u
ram
milk
all
tk
biSMtrr
""
"
a
aiHUr.
Let'a
!
U
vara
aal
"'
Can-
b
aaavlmr
far
urJ
wrih
ruln
la
IU
falara.
Let
ka
f.laf
iIim!
Have
Faith
in
Canada
AatkarUfS
far
pakllratiaa
kr
tha
Dominion
Department
of
Agriculture
W.
K,
MOTllKHWEM.
MtnUl.r.
,
Dr.
J.
II.
CRIIDALX,
Daawty
M
iaUtar.
ita
THI
DAILT-
HSWB
PRINCE
GEORGE
HAS
CANDIDATE
QUEEN
LOCAL
CARNIVAL
Mitt
KathlMA
Brown
Nominated
br
Fair
Boaetl
of
InUrlor
City
A
wire
ha
heen
recived
hy
the
I'.xfilliilion
Hoaril
froirfV
Prince
Henrirn
to
the
efTecl
Jhat
.
Mis
KaDileeit
Hi
own
ha
Jieerf
'tioinin-aleil
hy
Hie
Prince
Ovofge
Fair
Hoard
a
a
canitiilateititllte'Oar
nival
lUuecti
cnnleMi
at
llie-fdrtli-
enminjr
cxhihilion
here.
i'An
ricullural
exhiiit
i.
alxiVtn
he
ecnl
ly
Hie
Prince
Ooonre
Iricl
to
the
local
fair,
atul
to
Win
.Vew
lminler
fair.
Smilher
lia
alMii
notified
the
Mxlirliition
Iloanl
Hint
a
candid-ale
will
!ic
enlereil
In
the
forth
coming
Carnival
Queen
contest
frnm
that
oiiil.
The
.name
,o(
the
candidate1
will
he
forwarded
in
(he
near
future.
BUILDING
PERMITS
FOR
JULY
6,100
List
Includtt
Two
Nw
Residence
JLnd
Addition
and
Repair
to
Other
Iluildinjr
permilH
to
the
value
of
d,IO0
were
iticd
at
the
Oily
jlall
d
ii
rin
if
the
month
of
July.
They
were
a
follow:
John
Ilertrrnafi,
I00,
repairs
to
reidciice,
0."jK
Amlirote
Ave.
0.
K.
Ylrehurp,
l,r00,
huild-in?
of
reidenrp
on
lot
8,
Idock
(t,
ectlon
7.
Mitchell
Si
Curric,
r00,
huild-iiijf
of
residence
on
lot
21,
Mock
J,
sect
ion
7.
Mitchell
A
r.nrrii.
J200.
IniilitiiiK
of
reidnce
on
lot
3.
!d(M'k
I
ft,
section
C.
Henrpe
Tair,
200,
,repair
to
huihling
on
lot
i,
Idock
21,
eeclinn
I.
Mitchell
A
Currie,
l,0t)0,
addition
In
residence
lot
HI,
Mock
I.
section
2.
Milchell
A
Currie,
SSOO,
repair
to
foundation,
lots
3
and,
I,
hloek
23,
section
I.
RAIN
WANTED
BADLY
AT
GEORGETOWN
MILL
With
Many
Ordera
on
Hand,
Big
Bay
Plant
Has
Been
Shut
Down
Several
Weeks
Account
of
Water
Haiti
i-
whal
i
wanted
at
the
Ilisr
Hay
sawmill,
ticontelowii,
which
liii
now
heen
closed
down
for
!everal
weeks
because
of
water
shortage.
The
mill
has
orders
which
will
keep
il
huy
at
full
lilast
for
several
month
and,
on
nccount
of
the
present
de
lay,
it
will
have
lo
work
right
lliroucli
the
winter
in
order
lo
cnlch
n;
once
it
does
get
started
axain.
It
was
prevented
front
rtil
ritixit
iti$r
to
the
cargo
nf
the
Canadian
Highlander
for
Japan
lal
week
on
account
nf
heinjr
closed
down.
II
is
understood
Mie
Hie
Hay
j
people
will
make
nrovisinn
soon
to
guard
a?niiit
another
shut
down
on
account
of,
water
shnrt-age.
At
present
the
full
staff
is
lieinj?
Kept
husy
on
repairs
o
I
lie
plant.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Six
Halibut
oBata
Marketed
10S,-000
Pound
today
llalihtil
sales
on
Ihe
Fish
F.x-rliniige
this
morning
totalled
lOtOOO
pounds.
Four
American
schooners
had
102,000
pounds
and
I
wo
Canadian
rt.000
pounds.
In
addition
to
the
halihul
11,000
pounds
of
red
salmon
and
(10
cohoes
were
marketed
hy
Ihe
American
boat
Igloo.
The
prices
nfferiuv
for
hoi
It
first
and
second
class
catches
were
a
trifle
lower
this
morning.
The
Cana-ilintis
obtained
similar
prices
for
first
class
fish
as
did
Hie
Americans
while
Mr
second
rlnss
fisli,
they
got
half
a
cenl
more;
The
arrivals
and
sales
were:
American
Pioneer,
00,000
pounds
at
13c.
and
I
On
lo
the
Itoyal
Fixh
Co.
Sherman,
2t,00Q
pounds,
at
13,1c
and
0fl
to
.the
..Pacific!
FIsheriesT.ld.
,
Haven,
11,000
pounds
al
l3.5o
and
I
Oct;
and
I.eiHire.
12,000
pounds
nt
13,
tc
and
tfie
to
the
Canadinii
Fish
A
Cold
Sforago
Co.
Canadian
lV:
Mali,
3,500
pounds
al
43.2o
and
10.50
to
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co,
Murgalicc,
2,560
pounds,
at
TKQK
Fit!
Blind
Man's
Buff
J7
VEN
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
to
guide
you
in
buying.
It
shows
you
what
to
buy
where
to
buy
and
when
to
buy.
At
,
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
t
honest
and
their
prices
right,
or
they
could
not
advertise
successfully.
Don't
play
blind
man
s
buff
with
the
elusive
dollar.
Spend
a
few
minutes
each
day
running
through
the
advertisements
in
this
paper.
Then
buy
the
products
that
have
proved
up
jn
the
light
of
advertising.
13.1c
and
10c.
lo
the
Aflin
Fisheries
Ltd.
Igloo
11,000
pounds
red
sril-mon
at
8.8c.
and
f0
cohnes
at
20c
each
lo
the
At
I
in
Fisheries
On.
MAJORITY
OF
UNITE?
STATES
PEOPLE
BELOW
NORMAL
INTELLIGENCE
'
I.OS
ANCF.l.K!s,Calif(
July
30
.Ninety-six
per
cent
nf
Ihe
people
nf
Ihe-
United
States
are
he-low
the
accepted
standard
nf
intelligence,
and
only
1,000,000
are
above
the
standard,
Dr.
H.
H.
'on
Klein
Smid,
president
of
the
University
of
Southern
California,
declared
here
in
an
address
to
Ihe
student
lioily
at
the
suni-rjier
session.
The
ninety
six
per
cent
helow
Mnnilan),
or
approximately
l0Vi
1100,000,
seemed
likely
In
increase
to
08.000,000
,
and
Ihe
1,000,000
decrease
In
3,000,000,
)r.
Von
KleinSmid
declared.
'
The
prininry
work
of
Ihe
college
or
university
is
In
deal
with
the
1,000,000
and
lo
train
Hie
people
nf
superior
inlelllgence
that
they
may
become
leaders
in
the
future.
"Frankly,
I
do
not
know
who
shalj
come
lo
college,"
Dr.
Von
KleinSmid
said.
"I
am
al
a
loss
lo
accept
any
kind
of
u
erilerion
which
situll
limit
college
entrance
In
any
group.
He
the
lesls
of
Ihe
fulUre
whal
they
may,
Hie
ideal
of
Hie
college
must,
he.
lo
conserve
Hie
intellectual
Ideals
and
to
pass
them
on
sit
that
they
may
send
nut
leaders
for
Ihe.
generations
to
edme."
When
you
buy
advertising
you
buy
CIRCULATION,
and
see
that
you
get
It.
tf
Read
the
Advertisements.
TIMBER
SALE
X
S37S.
Sealed
Tenders
will'
be
received
by
tne
ftldtHi't
F.tre.t.r
,
n.il
1.1.
r
ih.n
n.nm
fin
i
'the
ilst
day
or
AumiM.
tti3,
Tor
the
!purrhJM-
at
Llrenre
-378.
nppimlte
1.01;
3
(:iit
nirlct.
to
rut
tss'.oou
riijii.
of
l.eilar,
llennork.
and
sprure.
Two
yeara
will
be
allowed
for
removal
nt
timber.
KurtlV-r
parllrulirs
of
the
Chief
Forester,
Vlrkbrla.
or
the
DIUMot
forester,
rrlnee
llnpert
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5341.
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
rwelved
by
the
nistrlet
rei-e.ler,
nol
later
than
.mum
on
the
ttth
day
of
A11s11.1t.
ti3.
fur
the
purchase
of
Llrenre
Sllt.
on
an
ares
Kituate
on
an
unnamed
Inlet,
CaM
Shore
Uredi)
Channel,
lianire
3,
:ast
OUtrlrt,
In
rut
41
0.(100
feet
nt
Cedar.
Hemlock,
;
Sprure,
Kalam.
I
Two
(i
years
will
be
allowed
Tor
re-imnval
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chler
Forea-ter,
Vlrtorla,
or
the
District
Forester,
Prlnee
Rupert,
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5146.
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
Minister
of,
Lands,
at
Vlrtorla,
nol
later
than
nnn
on
the
t
eth
day
of
Auruxt.
tJ,
for
the
purchase
or
Licence
X5I46,
to
cur
40.000
Jark
Pine
Ties,
on
an
area
situated
about
miles
fnan
Falling
Station,
CN.n,
lunre
l,
Coast
Land
District.
Three
S!
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
or
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Fores
ter,
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
District
Forester,
Prince
Ituperl,
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5314.
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
Minister
or
Lands,
at
Victoria,
nol
later
than
noon
'.on
the
fnd
day
Aurtist.
133,
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
X
S3
14.
to
rut
730,000
feet
of
Spruce.
Balsam
and
Hera-lock
on
sn
sres
situated
st
the
head
of
Clio
Bay,
Douilaa
Channel,
Hants
4,
Coast
tustrici.
Two
(J)
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
or
timber.
Further
particulars
nf
the
Chief
Fores
ter,
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
District
Forester,
Frinre
Hupert,
B.C.
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ciir
load
of
up
river
wood,
guaranteed
seasoned
and
dry.
Size
cut
to
order.
Also
Kindling
In
Sacks.
For
Prices,
call
HydeTransfer
Phone
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and
Quality
our
Motto.
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