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the
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Editor.
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Jul
t?.
ipj.
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!CROP
PROSPECTS
ARE
'SIXTY
PEOPLE
WILL
EXCEPTIONALLY
GOOD
COME
ON
BUFORD
Bank
of
Montreal
Issue
Report
San
Franclsoo
Trad
Excursion
of
Condition
For
All
t
P.n.il.
Si
YnatP
of
practically
all
If
pons
Murouphoul
th
Dominion
is
exceptionally
Rotxl,
says
th
Rank
yf
Montreal
oron
report.
In
tin'
three
Prairie
Provinces
good
crtiwinir
weather
continues
uil
lln
wlit'at
is
headinp
out
.
Danv
ajre
by
hail
ha
not
been
above
.
erase
and
no
serious
daiinajrr
U
imported
from
insect
posts.
Aver
kso
crops
are
indicated
for
Que
Per
I'rovinoo
ami
a
good
all
round
crop
for
Ontario.
In
the
Man
time
Provinces
hay
will
he
lielow
Average.
Kstiniale
are.
for
a
lare
crop
of
apples,
Orcns
in
Jlrilish
Columliia
are
doing
well
Details
follow:
Prairie
Provinces
Kdninntnn
District:
Excellent
growing
weather,
wheat
heading
out.
Slight
hail
damage
in
some
parts,
heavier
near
Ponoka.
lal
gary
District:
Conditions
good,
harvesting
of
rye
crop
has
start-
iel.
Hail
damage
in
Okntoks
and
.High
IWver
district
referred
to
,
last
week
varies
from'
10
to
100
ansient
Display
Advertising
91.40
per
inch
per
insertion
Ippr
cent.
Some
recovery
has
been
fransienl
Advertising
on
Front
Page
$2.80
per
inchimade.
Lcthhridse
District:
Wheat
Local
Readers,
per
iusertion
....
.
..........
.25c
per
line'headed
out.
Other
grains
well
Classified
Advertising,
per
insertion
......
2c
per
word
advanced.
Cutting
of
rye
and
al-
Lega!
Notices,
each
insertion
...15c
per
agate
linelfalfu
lias
started.
Haying
late.
Contract
Rates
on
Application.
AH
advertising
should
he
in
.The
Dally
News
Office
on
day
pre-ceding
publication.
All
advertising
received
subject
In
approval.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation.
DAILY
EDITION
Tuesday.
July
17.
1923.
President
Should
Visit
Prince
Rupert.
Now
thai
the
claims
of
the
Alaskans.
regarding
the
sity
of
using
this
port
ns
the
rail
outlet
for
their
products
ha
been,
so,
forcibly
impressed
upon
President
Harding
and
his-out
iMjn
fc
party,
it
is
only
to
be
regretted
that
the
first
citizen
of
lb
United
States
has
not
decided
to
visit
Prince
Rupert
Such
a
....
i
.1
p
ii.
.i.
a
.
.
isu
wimiiu
sun
mruier
uacK
up
inose
claims
and
would
serve
weather
generally
most
favorable
Some
damage
front
bail
but
it
is
reported
to
be
slight.
Saskatoon
District:
All
crops
making'
rapid
(growth.
Wheat
headed
out.
Warm
dry
Weather
now
needed.
Weeds
prevalent
in
some
sections.
No
jmporlant
losses
from
hail
or
pesls.
Hay
and
pasture
good
IJtegina
District:
Conditions
con.
jtinue
satisfactory
but
low
lying
'lands
are
gelling
too
much
nyds
jlure.
Dry
windy
weather
would
n(,oes-;be
'beneficial.
Wheat
all
in
shot
blade
and
early
crops
are
heading
1
I'dJ
oiki
paiui
rMUF'i,
rniii
to
more
emphatically
impress
upon
the
president
the
strategic
!continue
with
sufficient
advantage
of
the
port
in
regard
to
Alaskan
shipping.
Jdamage
from
hail
in
some
di
Iriels
hut
none
from
grasshop.
,pers
or
oilier
pests.
Winnipeg
Favorable
conditions
mois
ture.
Xo
serious
damage
from
I
Reports
of
a
reliable
uature
indicate
that
some
changes
in
t
V"t
but
less
humidity
and
cooler
present
shipping
laws
of
the
United
Slates
mav
be
forthcoming
w,alnpr
u,'
he
'c",w;
Ha!!
.:.i:
..
n.
iiri:
...
...damage
average.
Wheat
well
ll,c
resmcuous
,nai
now
prevent
Uie
,.ea(1e(,
ouU
WillU.r
ryp
,lnrvt
use
tu
jue,pori
as
wie
clearing
place
lor
Alaska's
niismess.
This
Hie-
will
j.gjtl
PXt
week.
Other
would
mean
a
great
deal
to
Prince
Rupert
and.
would
be
of
no
grains
doing
well.
Pasture
good.
les
advantage
to
Alaska
itself,
The
present
""iniquitous
restric-i
Province
of
Quebec
tions,"
as
many
Alaskans
are
pleaded
to
term
them,
have
been
'
(!Jju
'
improving
and
an
av
largely
brought
about
by
business
interests
selHshlv
striving
to
'
orn
i..
c...,ni.
..
.
doing
better,
hay
generally
will
-
,.,..
,e
.
.n
nw.nKw.
serve
mat
enu
.j...
be
stMM,
avnW
root
croi.s
are
omer
interests
are
Jejng
sacrificed.
The
sooner
Ibis
petty
rivalry
Jdoing
well
and
a
good
yield
being
ceases
and
a
spirit
of
co-operation
between
Canadian
and
Alas-
jlookd
for.
Slrawberrie
are
kan
interests
replaces
it,
the
better
off
will
the
Alaskans
as
8l'lentiful
with
fair
prospects
for
whole
be.
The
president
aird
his
parly
have
it
in
their
hands
to
do
much
towards
removing
these
difficulties.
Visit
Of
Grain
Board
To'Port.,
The
Grain
Commission,
which
it
is
announced
will
visit
Prince
Rupert
this
fall
in
the
course
of
its
investigations
in
the
ether
fruit.
Pasture
excellent.
Provlno
of
Ontario
Crop
conditions
throughout
tbe
province
continue
favorable.
A
good
all
round
crop
is
expected
wilh
some
seel
ions
attove
aver
age.
Hay
is
a
big
crop.
Har
vesting
has
leen
slightly
retard-
et,
may
do
much
towards
getting
this
port
used
as
a
grain
''r1'
w'1
weather.
All
grain
shipping
centre
and
it
is
important
that
stens
sh.mld
u
ink.,.
TH""
including
corn
promise
Mil
'ill!:
Uil!!"
H-'Pert'S
sKPaXre
iioot.
crops
are
.w.
......vr..--.
.jii
iicui
j
i
nui
iiiuu
ii.
is
iteeji
neru
4iiid
w
may
assume
has
realized
these
nd'vanlages.
If
a
favorable
re-i
pjirn
mourl
uf
j
in
fn.im'
IL:-
.
i
.
...
...
i
.
.
7
'
1-im.iiiijissiuii
mil
now
lie
SCCIireU,
ll
Wl
are
urn"
below
,OW
averatro
ara?p
still
further
slreinrlhen
Hip
,-lnim
f
Ifio
oIK-
:..
n...
-
-
-
...
v
.
w
w.iv
c
m
j
)iiHr
Ul
I
lie
suu
s,a
clearing
liouse
for
at
least
al
porlioji
of
the
prairie
crops.
If
locaj
inferesls
keep
up
the
fight
for
recognition.
Manner
later
soineUiing
will
be
done
and
eventually
Ibis
port
will
receive
the
use
that
it
warrants
and
local
people
will
I,
rewarded
for
uieir
icnaciiy
and
confidence.
It
resolves
itself
into
a
oi
time
and
mailer
no
opportunity
should
be
Inst.
tnti-npHv
I.
,.;,,,;
nl.fiiil
o
.
.
.
n
.
1
.
-
a.....
...
.....
....,..i
ii
jtciij
luiisiiiiiiiiuuou
oi
inose
enas
trial
all
believe
so
firmly.
in
France's
Attitude
Not
Helpful
One.
,
If
the
deelaration
of
Premier
Poincare
at
Senlis
on
Sundnv
indicates
Uie-atUiiiue
that
France
is
to
assume
lvards
the
overtures
of
'1'remier
Baldwin
for
a
settlement
wilh
fiermariv
of
reparation
mailers,
it
looks
verv
much
as
If
O.e.
iviii
i.o.,..
,
making
a
in
ex
cellent
condition,
fruit
prospects
good
except
raspberries
which
Maritime
Provinces
Weather
conditions
favorable
Btidu
prospects
improving.
Ooog
buy
crop
exported
In
Nova
Scotia
and
Prince
Fdward
Island,
but
rains
in
New
Jtrunswick
loo
late
lo
ensure
even
average
hay
crop.
Hoots
progressing
favorably.
Pastuics
in
good
condition.
Present
apple
estimates
exceed
twr
million
barrels
in
Annapolis
Valley.
Province
of
British
Columbia
Field
ciiips
4i
nd
tree
fruits
are
in
promising
condition
wilh
proveme.it
in
the
present
siluafio,,
and
that
the
existing
impasse
l8""'1;
fvrahle
Orain
is
do-caused
by
the
occupation
of
the
Ruhr
hy
France
will
continue!
K
,
ll"oU
hav"
,,p,fiMc'1
be
efttahlltlied'aml
(hnl
ihe
Iwo
pr.fii!n
niL..
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iV
,"
A
l"inr
Iban
umiihI
U
Mnp
1orw
an.il
i
i
.
i
i.
i
t
n
or
uroiigui
logeiner.
:iw
as
ever
the
old
unity
mere
is
slreng
lb
and
in
divu;..
adage
slnnds;
iiriinrfltH
im
rriiiTifru
nnnnni
i
.
n
r
..im.
j
a
i
not
-
be
.
brought
..
...
lo
Europe
until
the
Allies
stand
ir.rl
kimimu
firm
on
m
-j
-."........!.
un
jmtsi-ih
inoepenaem
and
seeminglv
slinate
eourse.
"h
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
"The
Service
Store."
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
Agents
For;
N.
and
S.
ENGINES
Term
Arranged
To
Suit
Purctuuert.
Phone
Blue
B1.
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nt
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in
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but
weakness.
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A
"imiou
"im
i
iimi
niiu
auu
ii
iMi-kiitif
ran
k
iiiih
hum
hp
iiftfirii.
trim
Pronperou
advertising
mean
regular
continuum
advertising.
to
Leave
This
Week
For
Priftoe
Rupert,
Alaska
and
Siberia
SAN
KrtANCIsr.0.
July
1.--
"The
Story
of
Alaska"
in
motion
picture
and
stereoplicon
will
be!
presented
to
San
Franci-o
busl-j
ness
men
nl
the
Chamber
of
Com.
j
merce
Forum
luncheon,
at
the
I
Palace
Hotel,
Wednesday
noon,
as!
r
ireliniinary
to
the
trade
exjian-f
sion
excursion
sailing
for
Prinr
tlupert.
Alaska
and
Siberia,
July
20.
Dr.
II.
L.
liowlej'.
who
ha
re-sidil
in
the
Alaskan
zone
for
many
years,
will
exhibit
scenes
embracing
the
territory
served
by
the
government
constructed
railroad
from
.oward
lo
Fairbanks.
Close.iip
views
of
many
trading
(enters
to
be.
visited
by
Hie
Chamber
of
Commerre
excursionists
aboard
the
steamer
Ruford
also
will
he
presented
in
eon
nection
with
an
array
of
figures
dealing
wilh
the
resources
and
commercial
possibilities
of
the
northern
land.
O,
X.
Huston,
president
of
L.
T.
Snow
A
Co.,
wholesale,
gntcers'
and
ship
chandlers,
has
enrolled
for
the
Alaska-Siberian
trip,
which
is
promoted
by
the
dn.j
meslic
trade
bureau
of
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
lo
expand
1
San
Pranciseo's
commerce
wilh
northern
ports.
i
.Mr.
haston
was.
active
on
the
trade
commission
delegated
to
represent
San
Francisco
on
the
recent
lour
along
Ihe
east
coast
of
South
America.
Fmisarie
on
the
nortjiern
voyage
will
have
the
benefit
of
Mr.
Kastnu's
experi.
ence
as
a
pathfinder
and
developer
nf
new
markets
for
California
product.
Sixty
People
II.
S.
Hubbard,
vice
president
of
the
Schwabacher-iFrey
Stationery
Company,
participant
in
many
provious
excursions
for
domestic
trade
development
has
made
reservation
for
the
Alaskan
tour
and
will
lie
in
line
for
duty
incident
to
the
upbuilding
of
commerce.
Reservations
now
exceed
sixty,
many
of
the
business
men
being
accompanied
by
women
members
of
their
families.
-MirhaeJ
S.
Alexander,
of
the
rirm
-of
L.
A
M.
Alexander,
tye-writer
dealers,
aiUW.
j
Medee,
former
assistant
United
Stales
treasurer
in
San
Francico.
two
memiters
of
the
trade
excursion
to
Mexico
City,
are
enrolled
for
the
fellowship
tour
Ui
Alaskan
and
Siberian
irls.
L.
H.
Calender,
director
of
the
Chnniler
of
Commerce
Dome.tlic
Trade
Hureau,
will
be
in
charge
of
(he
commercial
deleirnlioii
aboard
tle
Alaskan-Siberian
Xav-
igatioH
Company's
steamer
Hu
fniil,
j
Ten
Yean
Ago
j
,
In
Pi
inim
Rugtmrt
July
17,
1S1S.
Miss
Klsje
Taylor,
who
bus
bad
charge
of
the
public
school
al
Kelowna
for
the
past
year.
armeii
hy
yesloilny
morninir's
Jioat
and
will
unend
the
remain.
der
of
(he
summer
vuralioii
n
Hie
guest
of
her
sister,
Miss
FJizaheth
Taylor,
and
Mis
I.tlinn
inbnson
Third
Avenue.
The
provincial
government
has
decided
to
lend
its
assistance
to
the
exhibition
in
Prince
llur.crl
next
September.
II
will
place
at
the
service
of
Ihe
association
two
lurge
tents
in
which
lo
house
the
exhibits.
The
dominion
girvemmenl
is
arranging
a
din-play
of
fish,
which
It
is
expecled
will
be
one
nf
the
best
pver
made
I
The
Man
u
tW
Meet
SAYSj-
TL'HKISH
delight
v-wj
un
a
uf.nrp
rnn-'c,.i.
r.-
.
.
,
.
riiiii
lino
it
-ti
r.
f1IIIIU
II
II
111
II
tra
lift
a'
Iiaah
.
I
.
a
'
i;nu
un
"
"ll
l"lir
HI
,.
...
-
1
of
action.
Certainly
France
cannot
JJ
,.".u".""PJ,,,.B
",rra"l
X
lerpillars.
Paslur-i
'
V"
Heu.cmen
of
Mle
.......
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null
nun
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iu
o),.
nirli
.ilArilif.il
.....I
l
.
a
-
i.
(...
in
in
uiiu
in
plum
5'
Included
in
the
list
of
passen
-gcrs
of
I
In-
steamer
Princess
Charlotte
arriving
from
(be
bouMi
iiound
for
Skagwayon
Friday,
will
be
a
parly
of
money,
earning
boys
from
Detroit,
Michiguii,
under
Oeorge
n.
Huchanaii,
of
(hat
city.
Donald
IHaiiie,
nf
Jiw
Island,
Alberta,
is
the
inly
Canadian
boy
in
the
parly
which
is
in
Vancouver
has
again
a
eonfpc-
inferences
between
Tnrkev
the
civiJIxed
nations.
and
TUFUK
is
one
good
point
abnul
Ihe
camping
out
craze
it
makes
a
felJow
approciaie
the
little
old
cot
at
home.
COAL
contains
dcii(y
of
eec-tricity
Judging
1
the
aliock
'a
Signs
of
Good
Health
atnmi
llMltb.
OrnM.that
function
tWrisrlr
and
fpMljr,
witlwut
rmn
w
iJH-
Dr.
Martel't
Fenale
Pills
l?lste
thousand
lat
malt
S
.
Iv"'
Porktjr.
otily.
Ont
f.rtod
TrMtaMil
S2.00
Xbnit(M.4ir4uMt
bf
mll.
Knkk.rUM.kM
Rwnir
Co..
71
C.
Trout
St.
Toroi.io,
prsfn
bill.
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of
1
0
now
18
NOW
that
Wiuuipeg
has
join-el
the
wets
it
should
prove
another
good
centre
for
coneu-Ibuis.
ITS
wonderful
what
a
huge
success
pour
cooking
really
is
on
a
pic-nic.
ilabe
Tlutb
urn
husband
because
running
home.
ITS
a
poor
artist
draw
a
wlieelliarrow.
Tskft
Kollrp
tlut
im
HH.nlh
kMrr
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tit
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nuk.
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"
get
im
miving
the
t
be
a
mode'
be
is
always
who
can"!
A
TOURIST
upon
arrival
wa
beard
to
remark:
"J
wonder
where
Ibey
keei
lb
1'skililos
around
iiere,"
MOTICC.
I'ACinC
CAHTA0E
1.ISIITF.II,
per
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Vnon
ti
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in
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NOTIOK
TO
CONTRACTOR.
AN
VOX
OOVEMNMCMT
BUILOIMO,
hl.ALtlt
Tt.MiKllS.
mirMTirrlbed
"Ten-
rtur
for
Ariyu
Oovfnuiwnt
Buildmn,"
will
lw
rwvlvcil
by
tlir
lluiMMiralila
lira
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uf
Public
Wurks
up
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iueoj,
iw
iviii
uay
or
July,
lfl,
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and
coiiiiilrOon
uf
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orrirra
al
Anym,
In
the
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l.lirtoriM
lilrli-t,
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c.
i
run.
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Conine!
and
Forma
I
nf
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may
I
n
on
and
after
tlie
i
ISIh
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or
June,
(lifl,
and
furllwr
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fonnalloii
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at
the
lpiriment
of,
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rarUaiuent
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and
al
llw
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offlr.':
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iinviriiuii!lil
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nf
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Milallied
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refnnded
un
their
return
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mmd
rimdiiiiiiu
The
luel
or
any
tender
not
iiero
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II.
C,
June
lth.
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rny
ais'i-iiied.
V.
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Wurka
r.mrluear
fiepartinent
of
1'utilH!
Work!,
TIMBEfl
SALE
X
6207.
Tliere-
will
lie
offered
fur
Sale
at
Public
Aurtksi,
at
muni
on
ilia
tut
day
uf
July,
1BJ.
Jn
the
nfTIrn
uf
tlx;
Iiutrn-t
t'ure.ter.
Court
lloune,
ITInoe
ltiiH-rt,
Hie
l.lceuiit
X
0T,
to
rut
TiOjOOO
feet
li.M,
uf
spruce,
Hal
nam.
Hemlock,
atid-Odar,
and
aUn
7(0.000
fuel
11.
M.
of
relied
and
Uuckvd
Hpruer,
VaHani,
Hemlock
and
Cedar,
on
an
area
uliualftn
tin
iM.ee
.nil
ti.nr
i
.l...
PrhiCeaa
lloyal
Inland,
JUiife
4,
CouM
Und
umirii
i.
Two
(HI
yaara
ni
tie
allused
t,
nmval
of
timber,
Further
parUcuUri
of
the
ebb
ler.
Victoria,
li.c,
ur
Muriel
tornier
Prince
Itupert,
li.c
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Vacation
with
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For
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selection
on
our
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a
complete
choice
fmr
the
handy
little
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Pocket
model
at
96.50
to
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with
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for
superior
picture.
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in
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painstaking
finishing
you'll
he
glad
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Phones
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Maguire
Rooms
7,
8,
9
Smith
Block
Office
Houra.
9
to
9
Phone
575
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Assistant