Si
PAC1H
TWO
"
:CED
'YEA
prepared
from
the
fresh
yoting
leaves
of
"SALADA"
is
the
ideal
drink
for
Summer.
Cool,
Refreshing,
Delicious
Try
it.
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Sunday,
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F.
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she
will
grow
steadily
and
surely
but
pertiap
fasler
than
some
of
Why
City
Is
thoe
livinsr
here
think.
Visitor
Located
Here,
are
surpried
al
Ihe
orosnerous
Some
visitors
lo
the
conven
Community
Of
Interest.
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ICONVENTION
OF
!
MUNICIPALITIES
I
Syd.
;iby,
W.
Vancouver;
Mayor
O.
T.
Sinylbe,
Duncan;
Alderman
A.
D.
Buchanan,
New
Westmin-
sler;
Reeve
li,
F.
Walson.
Saan-
ap-araiirt-
01
ne
piare.
roniu-
nn
nave
i.Keo
wny
ine
cny
is
au;
wuncillor
IKivid
Hall.
So.
ering
the
stories
they
had
located
here.
The
reason
is
"self
Vancouver;
Alderman
A.
T.
Wal-heard,
and
eiecially
interested
evidenL
In
the
first
place
Uiley,
Nelson;
President
C.
F.
have
onieof
them
been
in
the
harbor
js
one
of
finest
in
the-Mclfardy;
Vice
Pre.
II.
Hay
ward;
shipping
and
particularly
in
the
world
and
il
is
already
being
Secretary
A.
W.
Oray.
fihing
indii-lrj-.
The
condition
used
fordeep
sea
and
Alaska.
Credentials:
Reeve
Ixulel,
of
Ihe
strreU'
considering
Ihe
trade.
Thr
cily
is
Ihe
centre
of
hit.
x.
Vancouver;
Reeve
Chain-difficull
problem
of
construct-
the
fishing
induslrv
on
tbeiher.
Penliclnn;
Clark
Was
son.
ing
them,
have'been
matlcTs
of
roast,
marketing
APprnximalely
XelMin.
comment.
:z..ihmi,im
pounds
of
halibut
-
t
...i
:i
t
.
nt
i
r
f...i
on
.
.
.
".""i--xifr
.rr.K.
I'UIl-
..u
.w,
..v.....,,
iHM.iius
in
s.n-
can;
p.Ierk
Farmer,
Disl.
North
m.ni
earn
jear
leside
nerriiig.iyancouver;
Clerk
O.
II,
I
roii.
so)e
ana
ouier
1111.
l'rnice!ki,.,
,.
"?
oci.-gH.es
u.
urr.i.s
IC
ii.mr..
rcnirc
lor
Conslilution:
Reeve
Brookes,
iu
he
conveiihon
brmg
lo
m.nd
the
mining
ac
iv.l.es
of
the
sUll,
Vancouver;
Clerk
Lcrnax.
Ihe
idea
of
comniiiiiily
of
inler-
north
and
will
be
the
shipping
surrev
Clerk
Iiracewell
,,ra,,'w',.
Penile
,nic-
est
of
all
people:
j-esiding
in
point
for
Die
coal
deposits,
llie-Tn
'
British.
Columbia.
People
liv-
metalliferous
mines,
the
ngri-j
,;u,,2P,
"
cmiimlllee-
Mavne
ing
1n
the
south,
and
particn-
cnllural
dstnts
and
the
liTrn-
r
',
LS"
'
ll
,
larly
in
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
ber
mills
of
the
whole
country!
l
o
t
Z
"v
S
T.T
do
not
Always
realize
how
much
around.
There
are
olher
reasons1"
v,
vVall
v
I
IIPV
ilRXl
I
PJini
I
Ik
A
v
-
Knakn
lllll
I
IIWWA
.iPfl
tliAortinr
'
part
of'the
province.
They
get
franscontinenlnl
terminus
'the
a
great
deal
of
business
here
cily
is
bound
lo
lie
important,
and
Ihey
no
finance
s
genu!
ileal
.
.
,
,
.
on
Ihe
natural
resources
of
the
Mrs.'W.-Folberinjrham,
acenm-norlh.
It
is
in
this
section
of
panied
by
her
dauxhler
Oladys.
Ihe
country
(hat
Ibe
most
val-
,iaB
returned
lo
Nelson
nfior
liable
mines
are
found,-
that
the
visiting
Colonel
C.
W.
peck,
V.O.
reserves
of
pulp
timber
are
lo-1.ad
Mrs.
Peck,
at
their
home
on
cated.
that
undeveloped
.
lands.
Honoris
Bay.
North
Sannirh
remain
and
that
there
is
fish
inj
Victoria
Cnlnnisl
abundance.
These
resources
'
will
continue
lo
bring
money
in-!
Angus
Slewarl
arrived
from
lo
the
province,
even
w:hen
the
Vancouver
on
Ihe
Prince
Oenrpe
resources
of
Ihe
south
are
'yesterday
afternoon
and
proreed-worked
out.
ed
by
llie
cveninjr
train
to
llazel-
When
people
here
?o
for
Ion,
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
"The
Service
Store."
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
Agents
Fori
N.
and
S.
ENGINES
Term
Arranged
To
Suit
Purchaser.
Phone
Slue
SI.
Ihe
report
of
Ihe
treasurer
mentioned
llie
mailer
of.
fees
and
said
this
matter
would
be
fully
discussed.
McDIarmld
Resigns
F.
A.
McDiarmid,
parliamentary
agent,
presided
the
report
whirh
has
already
been
itiven
wide,
cirrulal
inn.
lie
also
read
a
short
supplementary
report
in
which
he
lold
ir
work
which
had
been
done
or
which
needed
lo
he
dune.
The
I
own
planning
Act
introduced
during
Hie
last
spa.
sion
of
Ibe
Legislature
came
in
for
some
criticism.
Mr.
McDiarmid
said
il
was
unworkable
and
he
was
afraid
of
the
result
of
the
efforts
f
Ihe
committee
appointed
lo
make
recommendation
in
regard
lo
II.
There
were
also
problem
in
ronnerlfnn
with
local
improvement,
legislation.
In
view
of
the
present
fj.
uancial
condilioii
of
the
Union
Mr.
McDiarmid
tendered
his
resignation
as
parliamentary
agent.
He
said
lie
left
the
Union
wilh
reurel.
Finances
inadn
ft
Impossible
lo
carry
on.
The
convention
held
in
Victoria
had
absorbed
all
Ihe
finances
of
the
!
THi
uXnif
rnrvvs
Tr
r!f.
Anru
Ji
j
t"n:or:
which
.
in
deft
the!
Parliamentary
Agent.
The
turning
down
of
Ihe
few
assessed
by
Ihe
executive
made
it
impossible
lo
carry
nn.
lie
could
noi
n
i
'
iitkfM
tY.
himself
w
fmilv
m
count,
him
out,
He
bjrv.l
lo
'
1
I'Syiii-
ut
ms"
own
money
for,
Meeting
Held
Last
Night
In
Coun-
,,e
Wori.
ell
Chamber
and
Formalities
vole
of
thanks
a
lheii
Disposed
of
tendered
Mr.
McDiarmid
and
he;
for
a
trip
to
Anyei
with
Mr.
;
i'left
McDiarmid.
'
j
Rupert's
Dsleqatlon
Budgst
Committee
Makes
Pro-,
.u
t,e
truest.
of
the
Prince
posal
for
Financing
and
iHuperi
delegatfe
a
resolution
Change
of
ConsUtutlon
Itrimt
ihi
city
asking
thai
the
i
i
council
be
given
power
under
I
he
With
a
goodly
number
of
dele-
:
IIIUDlriM
af
,e
.f,,
ileuses
fpates
present,
all
intent
on
for-
;usf
as
j.,
done
n
Vancouver.
warding
business
and
dealing,
was
ordered
lo
be
prinied
and
eriouidv
with
the
wort
I
hey
ha!-
i
.i.
t,
h.f.
uei
if?io
do.
Hi
annual
conven-
resolution
committee
this
morn-,
tfen
of
Ibe
I'nion
of
B,H
Muniei-
jny.
.
palllies
oiened
aY
evening
in!
prince
nuperT
dejection
was'
the
council
ehaniber
with
Mayor
l.lkiwwt
to
stand
t
seven
lv
.
Mrilardy
of
Nelson
presiding.
!resoluti.i
of
the
conveMion
even
After
llie
prei.lent
hal
ie-Iu4U112i,
jlhougb..
aeconlinc
according
la
IV
rulins
-It
am
is
wyu
jrreai
pleasure-inai
extending
In
you-
all
a
contial
and
hearly
welwuie.
II
j
dared
the
convention
on
Arl-
,,f
of
ibe
the
chair.
Ihe
eilv
etililled
ins
lavor
ljllarl
mi
I'rmre
ttu-
...
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..
-
'
-
I
Itl
Villi
I
1
.
I
nrir
1
1
1
.
!-r
pert
ofliclally
weteomed
the
dlseussion
OVer
if
in
winch
Aid-
....""
j
visitors
a
follow
jerman
Stephens
Kk
Mr.
The
rpH
of
Ibe
huttjret
com-;
'roiltee
Ibwn
was
read.
This
com
j
Transient
Display
Advertising
$1.40
per
inch
per
inertior!
win,
a
.Wp
appreeiatinn
fji3.3rto
wmild
be
hcede
for
the'
Transient
Advertising
on
Front
Page......i
$2.80
par
inch,my
privilege
a
Actln?
Mayr
of
Vvin!?
year
owtle
up
a
follow:
Local
Readers,
per
insertion.
..................
..2.r.c
pr
line,.
ciiv
that
I
'want
ly
asur
ParlillIIM.B,ar).
M.nl.4.
j.ooo:
Classified
Advertising,
per
Insertion
5c
ier'wonfiyou
how
much
we
appreciate
Ihei,,!)
aihj
wrelanai.
t50;
Legal
Notices,
each
insertion
.15e
pr
agate
li'iejon,
heoioweii
uion
us
in
bav-,
frelar"
ami
assistant.
l0rt;
'
-insr
the
convention
held
in
Prince.,
jHing
rxpne
of
president
Contract
Rates
on
Aoplication.
nurert.
I
want
yon
lo
feel
nuitj;aRj
s-retar-
30rt;
i'nion
of
AH
advertising
should
be
in
The
Daily
News
Offlee
on
dav
pre-(at
home
ami
I
do
hoe
that
y,MiiVslern
Municipalilies.
Iljfl.
ceding
publication.
All
advertising
received
subject
to
approval.
will
noi
only
enjoy
your
sayf
committees
Recommendation
sliere.
tMjt
that
you
will
wan!
lo
MemBer
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
ironte
jcome
back
lo
e
us
asrain
at
DAILY
EDITION
Greeting
To
Visiting
Delegates.
The
Daily
News
wishes
lo
add
il.s
quota
of
welcome
lo
that
extended
generally
by
civic
organizations
to
the
members
of
the
t'nion
of
B.C.
Municipalities,!
now
in
convention
here."-
We
jsonie
future
time.
W'eslern
peo-
The
rejMtrl
recommended
that
Ibe
convent
inn
fir
Ibe
lees;
Ufa!
the
constitution
be
amentel
lo
I9J3.
!de
are
known
In
appreciate
?oo.t
Thursday.
August
3,
pr,,VH
ta,
one
year
notice
imu?s
ami
i-nnce
nuiien
iu
b
reuuireil
for
a
member
tu'
holidays.
they
usnallv
proceed
tij,4,,inp
bu'
one
of
the
cities
to
the
south.
fr-''arl
af
i
i
They
seldom
go
easL
iumi
Iheir
nionev
and
add
In
Ihe
wealth
nt
lh
l,.nthr..
riart
"Wll
?0.n1
will
pain
bhl
you
welcome
.
1
1.
.i
...ii
'
"
J
i
j
....
of
the
province.
Our
prosperity
aeimeranons.
result
from
your
the
r
nrosner
tv.
i
"'"'
it
is
herause
nf
Ibis
commn
e.Hh
lhin?s
in
sloreij,
(po(n
,Uc
UQt,m
iteal
i,d
vwe.oresiaeni,
repui
oh
Rfnaiiai,
wWeh
..jBtaiuwl
hope
they
will
enjoy
their
isilinily
of
interest
and
localise
"
v,,'",r',
mn
mey
ap-and
is
that
than
other
frriH,rt'
welcome
extended,
our
only,
regret
4heyjVauconver
more
any
have
to
leave
again
so
soon.;pIace
draws
fmm
the
whole
of
They
owe
it
largely
to
Ihe
ef-There
seems
to
be
rather
undue
-Northern
British
Columbia,
that
iw
Ex-Mayor
Hcliester
haste
in
getting
away
from
j
we
reenl
the
slight
on
this
city
'"al
"J"
wer''
meeiinir
in
im
Prince
Rupert,
especially
inin
Vaueouver
refusing
to
send
view
of
the
excellent
boat
er
delegates
to
the
.convention
Tne
Committees
vice
which
jrives
opportunities
'which
Is
meetinsr
here
lriiav.
To
'n
!
preidenlial
addre.
or
leaving
almol
any
Aav.
jt
say
the
leat
it
i
bad
tale
and
PreWet
Mcilanly
outline,!
mw
is
alo
regrettable
that
Ihey
were
also
lad
buMtiess
v?
are
ens-
of
Ihe
things
ihey
had
aeenm-not
aide
to
make
the
triangular
tomers
of
Vancouver
but
we
pl"bed
in
the
pal
prouioiifl?
trip
returning
by
way
of
Jasper
sfrali
not
be
as
keen
to
do
busi-
-""d
legislation
and
preenlinc
Park.
iiesf
wilh
a
place
that
-laps
u
'he
pasing-
of
poor
legislation.
..in
the
face
as
we
should
if
we
He
then
read
Ihe
names
of
corn-Well
Anchored
,had
been
treated
with
just
or-
mlllees
which
he
had
appointed
On
The
Rock.
;dinary
courtesy.
a
follows:
Visitors
to
Prince
Rupert
Delegate-?
lo
Ihe
convention
Kesolullons:
Heete
a.
J.
Lock,
have
noticed
thai
the
rily.i
well
remarked
on
the
poor
taslg
of
.ley.
K")uiniall,
Chairman:
Mayor
anchored
on
the
rock.4
Her
he
big
cily
in
refusing
lo
joiniC
F.
Coslerlon,
Venion:
Mayor
foundations
ar?
set
firmly,
and
Ihe
gathering
just
because
it
J.
N.
Gnlley,
Karnloops:
Reeve
R.
the
opinion
expressed
is
that
was
held
here.
JD.
MaeKenzie,
Surrey;
Councillor
gets
lie
prepareii
each
year:
lhal
Ibe
lioterninent
(e
ake
to
have
a
copy
of
all
municipal
le?ila-tiou
forwanletl
to
I
hem
that
the'
former
levy
of
the
e..ulie
he
ealei
anl
a
per
caiula
levy
e
Mould
be
about
twice
that
of
1921;
lhal
a
parliamentary
committee
of
Iwo
,
be4aipinle
lo
!preenl
all
mailers
lo
Ihe
Gov
ernment
or
municipal
eommiltee
of
the
lei-lalure;
thai
Ihe
services
of
a
lejral
adver
be
left
in
the
baud
of
the
executive
and
hi
service
paid'
from
the
a
moon
I
set
asife
ft-r
lhal
pur-po.e.
Afler
Ihe
r.wvenliofl
adjourned
.cine
of
the
tnerntter
joiretl
the
ladies
l
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Mclennan
by
special
invitation
and
others
attended
a
social
session
or
the
i.ik.
CONYENTIONISTS
MET
which
open
here
today
.were
call
ed
topelber
by
President
C.
F.
Mcilanly
of
Nelson
in
th
ing
room
of
Ihe
steamer
pnlifp
court.
iil
Shoe
Polishes
Gold
Wrist
Watch
Recalled
From
Presldsnt
of
Pacific
Mills
For
Forestry
Essay
Mi
Jean
Mackay,
winner
of
the
first
priie
in
the
went
provincial
fore.lry
branch
eayfnn-
lel.
is
Ihe
recipient
of
a
beatili-'
ful
while
Knld
oval
wri-4
watch
from
A.
H.
Martin,
president
of.
the
Pacific
Mills
Ltd..
Ocean
i
nst
.
n
iiwni
m
ihim.
in
ASf
nA
1
nn
foPFiaSPrV'
Un
DUAlW
jlLAITlLrV
Ihe
company
In
her
succesn.
Ac
companylns
Ihe
wnlch
was
a
Resolutions
Committee
Appointed
I'"""
'
appreciation
from
Mr.
and
Started
Business
Other
Martin
on
Itehalf
of
the
Pacific
Report
Wer
Received
MIH-
Mr.
and
Mr.
T.
Ho
Mac-
kay
and
daughter
Jean
were.
rei.
The
12
deletrales
lo
llie
fnloh
'fnis
of
ocean
rail-
lor
some
of
B.C.
Municipalitie
convention
considerable
time.
At
the
openinif
session
of
Ihe
mok-
convention
of
the
Union
of
B.C.
Prince
Municipalities
last
nitrhl
Ihe
George
on
Tuesday
morning
for
members
passed
a
resolution
of
their
first
session.
regret
at
"Ihe
death
of
James
The
resolutions
committee
was
Raymur.
controller
of
ihe
eily
nf
un
jcbosen
a
follows:
Mayor
Thomas
Victoria,
a
delegate
for
many
'Brook
of
South
Vancouver,
Mu-
years
lo
Ihe
conventions.
The
nicipal
Clerk
C.
Letnax
of
Furrey,
members
stood
in
silence
as
a
and
City
Clerk
Bracewell
of
Pen-,
mark
of
respect.
licton.
This
committee
immedi-alely
set
alout
its
duties
ami
a
lengthy
list
of
resolutions,
submitted
by
various
municipalities,!
were
endorsed
for
llie
consideration
of
the
convention
while
others
were
thrown
out.
!
The
auditing
committee
con-'
sisting
of
Cily
Clerk
James
C.rieg
of
Duncan,
Municipal
Clerk
J.
O.
Farmer
of
North
Vancouver
and
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TO
CONTRACTORS.
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