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Tuesday.
August
li.
1923.
Editor
Visits
Skidegate,
Tl-ll
and
Port
Clements
and
Tells
of
Ms
Trip
on
Queen.
Charlottes
iity
ii.
r.
1'iiiifii,
Perhaps
it
would
be
belter
to
tell
in
some
detaiivrfjjhe
trip
HKe,
.Mier
spending
a
little
lime
at
Ulu
Aiasstt
willi
lViortjs
ueasy,
Indian
agent,
seeing
ins
woiuieriul
collection
or
lottTftis
and
hearing
him
tell
of
the
possibilities
of
Ihe
Islands;
after
fin
seited
buildings,
v
two
deserted
mills,
and
a
generally
deserted
aipearance.
lo
the
place.
There
was
a
big
pool
coom,
.restaurants
mil
.over
Ihe
trail
td
TJ-II,
having
been
set
forward
on
Ihe
route
by
Mr.
Dyson
and
forest
ranger
tfcotl.
II.
Is
12
miles
front
Port
Clemeptsto
Tl-ll
and
il
look
me
Rather
more
than
the
nlloted
line
to
tramp
il,
for
I
slopped
several
times
lo
photograph
the
grouse
thai
were
in
Jarge
numbers,
to
take
snapshots
of
one
or
two
lit-.
te
streams,
lo
talk
with
mem.
hers
of
Ihe
gang
who
were
pul
ling
up
telegraph
poles,
anil
to
ent(
p
piec;
of
pie
al
(hm
camp
cookhouse.
These
distractions
made
the
trip
ntorc
pUasnnt
than
If
,
otherwise
would
have
been.
1
ne
trail
passes
I
it
roup
It
a
fairly
fertile
country.
Mjic,h
of
the
land
could
be
cleared
easier
than
hi
many
parts
of
I
liT
island.
Tli'ie
also
was
almost
open
"Builds
Bonnie
Babies"
If
you
cannot
feed
your,
baby
Nature's
way-
Glaxo,
the
super-milk,
is
the
only
alternative.
,
CUk
1$
$plJ
by
DrmgfUtt
iknmgKtmi
CmnaJm.
Sataa
Jkcto.
far
Cauaa
1
ImU
W.
Klukla
4
Ca.
Ua,
MCaal
at,
TafaaU
HIalr3ffS?rfrMlir
j
muskeg,
not
low
nnd
swnmpy
t't
known
as
Queen
Onarlolle
City,
Ihiph
n.l
iroissy
where
in
wet
ting
i
Atiforu-llay
cannery
nol
weather
one
could
sink
l
Ihe'operaled
this
year,
Ihere
I
Hip
knees
in
vi.
muss.
Al
nrcsent
t
Slate
f.hnek
coal
mine
being
de.
rnad
i
:ashotl,anUnirmi.
When
veloped,
there,
is
the
fertile
!
j
it
is
constructed,
it
1
will
npet.
beautiful
Sand
Spit
al
Hie
en-J
snnle
lands
thai
should,
be
sllll
jlranee,.
there
is
a
fine
ore
de-
ami
should
bring
returns
to
lit
posit
which
hit
been
oflleially
settler.
II
will
likely
be
scvcraijcxatoincd
recently
and
which
will!
years,
.however.
Iifr
il
U
built
'prohuuly
he
worked
noon,
f
It
J
riclil
ilirimh
a
it
is
a
diflicullLre
bird
Ulaml
where
gulU
and
mad
to
construct,
ami
it
Is
not
liruillcmols
and
yslcr
catcher
Jikely
that
aiiyvrovernnTenl
would
Impend
the
amount
of
numey
re.
ipnied
for
it
in
Any
one
yenr,
or
even
in
two
or
three.
My
bung
n
little
every
year
il
will
nol
be
a
Inn
don
to
Ihe
taxpayer.
Biggest
Ranch
Step
As
Mr.
Ward
was
not
at
honie,
I
did
net
slop
at
the
first
bouse
al
the
eastern
end
f
the
trail
except
(o
gel
a
drink
of
water,
but
Continued
another
two
mites
lo
the
Kji'Jiard-ioiiMilarp,
the
lar
gest
ranch
I
saw
anywhere
n
the
Islands.
II
is
on
the
little
Tl-ll
streani
'
and
the
opeit
meailows
und
,
productive
fields
brought
hack
itiPiiinri.s
of
days
hotels
and
!torN-,bai
haitJipen.R
The
following
morning
I
set
.
'v
.
1.
but
fe,w
were
now
In
operaiou.
iel
one
ejnU
well
iuulersland
th
refurlance
of
those
who
bouclu
properij
iiieiv
lo
leave
such
a
place.
The
soil
was
umloubteilly
rich
'anil"
productive,
Ihe
climate
excellent,
the
scenery
most
at
tractive,
yet
Ihe
j-ople
had
goire
because
I
here
was
no
wy
in
which
thy
coirfd
earn
a
living,
ith
the
closing
of
the
millr
the
means
of
livelihood
had
been
taken
nwwy.
This
is
nie
of
tUe
stronpest
argunu'iils
In
favor
of
IIih
Closed
town,
especially
hi
connection
wilh.
luniberjnr
op
erations
which
are
always
more
or'Jess
uncertain.
To
s4ll
peojib;
town
lots
in
n
town
dependent
on
a
mill
alnne
is
alutosl
criminal.
A
Model
Garden
In
order
to
illmlrnle
the
pro-
stocks,
asler-.
iwtunias
and
al-
rvjsl
a
hundred
varieties
of
the
eld
fashioned
flowers
were
in
bloom.
Not
an
inch
of
land
was
wasted
and
not
a
weed
was
to
be
seen.
It
was
i-asy
lo
see
that
the
lam)
vvtts
all
rijiht
and
all
that
was
needeit
to
jrel
most
wonder
ful
results
was
to
apply
indnslrv
mixed
with
brains.
That
is
Ter-lainly.what
Mr.
Dyson
des.
Over
the
Trail
rone
by,
of
seeding
and
colli
valing,
of
hayin?
and
harvest
in
thler
settled
communities.
I
spent
a
dar
and
two
nights
at
that
farm,
revelling
in
.all
Ihe
seductions
of
the
countryside,
hospitably
entertained
and
leav
ing
with
re
pre
I.
I
did
iwd
ask
!iov
many
acres
there
were
in
Hie
farm
or
how
many
cattle
Mr.
Richardson
bad
in
his
herd,
for
I
dirt
not
want
to
kirow.
What
saw
was
a
hein
or
line
cows
and
young
stoek,
a
heavy
crop
f
hay
being
cut
in
the
fiHds,,
largoi
flocks
of
lame
geese
up
the
sirean,
raspberries
ripening
in
the
garden,
ami
beauty
every
where'
I
wandered
over
the
farm,
hoked
across
the
straits
from
Me
Iiearli
lo
try
and
see
Kaien
Island
and
failed,
helped
gather
some
bay
in
(be
fields,
played
bridge
with
the
family
in
(be
eveninf
and
left
early
in
the
norning
.regrellin?
bavin?
lo
leave
sucli
enjoyable
surround
jings.
For
a
real
Injliilay,
give
me
a
week
.ona
rami
wnere
I
lie
from
Massett
Inlet
to
Queen
Uiarlotte
Lily
'Tnorder
nY
J've
w
W.Vrichl
Jort.
readers
who
have
not
visited
Ihe
country
an
idea
of
what
iiwllti.ii'lli'
'j
-TO
!.'.
VI
111
Llll
or
iiur"fmi!
Richardson
farm
,
Deserted
fx
:t
lii
ii
it
llirp
I7.llltll
sputji
Jkf
fill.
and
I
jnet
Mr.
at
Old
.Massett;
after
driving
with
Charlie
.Spence
to
Ihe
North
j,inior
,!'PrP
al
"'
"'eock
inorninz
and
in
his
n
t.
...ix
.:t
.rmii
,.r
1
1
..j
u-.-u
1
liie
rolc
firatll
wuric
nip
miir.
n
iiiut;?
tfi
utlll
tlliu
1111
Willi
11
llirt"s
....
,.
can
be.drien
as
on
a
road;
and
wa?nn
.
J'le.
II
was
a
nflpr
PTnorionrincr
ll.o
snlomlut
uiiclivilv
if
soil
lipni
IM
ni
greftl
ride.
Nie
Nad
Was
ex-
hsjiilalilv
of
everyone
I
went
to.
tell
of
visit
lo
IIk
home
of
Mi'
Buckley
Bay.
visited
logging
and
Mrs.
L.
Dyson.
They
have
camps
tramped
up
the
Ian
Hiver
a
small
place,
but
one
of
.the
yuwFjVfSZ
bliles
'VPr,
Avere
dreams
dreams
,
to
the
irst
lake,
danced
with
lb?
product
ive-UiaveW
Veen
Ur
any
tnejUiKicnes,
ine
gum,.
Buckley
Hay
girls
at
a
atunla
parLoTiACJArrldft
vvAil-'Uy1
tut-night
event,
and
eventually
founo
sntfdcOli
s'
j
f;y
U'.'f
myself
myself
crossing
crossing
the
tlie
immense
immense
lake
lake
course
course
of
or
my
my
travels.
rsy
"V.-ifelables
known
as
Massett
Inlet
in
the
grew
there
in
abundance,
rasp-
eveninc
at
about
the
nui-et
bmir
ln-n
n"
w
"oim--
on
the
lo
Port
Clements.
M
jranes.
potatoes
were
fn
bloom
One
of
the
Best
Places
fanrt-shnwed
that
the
crop
was
Of
course
evgryijAa'ce
JvisitM
l"ind
ver-
large;
cueiim-
was-lbe
be-ron'
lheI!lands.
j.bers
were
being
rut.
tomatoes
am
fn-ely
.willing
to
admit
Ihat.fWre
growintf
fast
nod
pnunised
One
f
these
best
places
was
Portjl0
"pen
on
the
stalks,
sweet
pea?,
Clements,
Looking
out
from
the
doek
as
the
launch
that
carried
nf
pulled
away
jn
jls
return,
I
felt
for
the
moment
that
I
had
not
yet
visited
so
lovely,
a
sj,ot.
Then
as
I
wandered
inlambto
find
a
stopping
placij
and
to
make
one
or
two
visits,.
I
found
mnny
de.
cellenl,
nuite
gooil
tmotiKh
for
an
automobile,
the
woodland
of
lieligbl.
s
of
Utile
xrti'lies
hewn
out
of
lh;.fores.
4he.
wireless.
Uil
Hm
at
Lawn
Bill
witir
its
improvised
taerial,
all
were
inlerestins',
but
lotnc
of
Hie
ranches
were
deserleii,
many
of
Hie
people
who
formerly
lived
other
is
the
while
settlement.
iiesl.
Hiere
Is
oioe
or
the
nnesi
spruce
am
bembk
in
the
world
along
it
liores
nmt
B
has
pos.
sibililie
as
.a
holiday
resort
whbh
few
place
can
equal.
I'here
is
bound
lo
be
great
ac
tivity
at
kideKate
Inlet
sooiu
Oueen
Charlotte
is
the
fjnlw
of
thin?s
for
Ihe
Inlet.
There
i
a
hotel,
several
stores,
an
unused
i
mill,
u
telegmph
and
telephone
ofllce
and
scenery
rnxurpasseii.
There
wre
a
lot
of
fine
gardens
growing
everything
that
i
grown
ahywiiere
on
the
rnat.
John
I..
Barge
is
the
mining
recorder
and
be
has
the
show
garden
or
the
place.
It
has
almost
everything
(flat
0:1
n
be
desired
including
chestnut,
filberts,
tomatoes
'and!
various
other
signs
of
luxurious
living.
Many
of
Ihe
houses
have
loney
suckle
growing
on
Ihe
porches
-or
in
Hie
garden
and
nobody
there
seems
NiJuirry
or
to
worry.
They
do
huine
with
the
loxying
rqnip
and
ot-hers
and
seem
lo
m
making
a
goo
living.
Useful
Hospital
One
feature
ufHjueen
Charlotte.
is
the
hospital
in
charge
of
Dr
and
Mrs.
Palmer.
Dr.
Palmer
i
a
regular
physician
and
Mrs.J
Palmer
is
an
Kjiglish
trained
nurse
anil
together
they
look
af-
ler
the
institution
and
are
gradually
improving
il
and
mak-j
inx
it
an
up-to-date
little
village
hospital.
II
is
plenly
large
cuiiugh
lo
answer
the
calls
inade
iiiimi
it
iiml
it-
is
canalilft.
of
con'-l
siileruble
extension
as
the
needs!
require
.
The
bospital
garden
Isj
oniing
lo
be
ji
feature
of
the
place
and
residents
of
the
village
say
Hut?
Dr..
and
Mrs.
Palmer
have
done
woilders
in
Ihe
year
I
hey
have
been
there.
More
money
is
needed
however
lo
make
he
iuslitution
more
effective.
The
increased
de,aiftship
ser-vico
will
be
heartily
welcomed
by
people
everywhere
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
poor
service
and
high
rates
charged
were
Mie
chief
grounds
of
complaint
by
Ihe
c.iple
I
here.
They
also
were
ansiou
lo
yet
road
extensions
jul
a
everyone
in
every,
other
part
of
Ilia
province'
is
asking!
I
he
people
on
Ihe
Islands
are
proud
of
their
heritage,
lheynre
confiifenl
of
the
future,
I
hey
are
Ibere
had
gone
because
tlieyjmoslly
optimists
and
are
parlie
fouad
the
lask
too
big,
the
loneliness
loo
great
nnd
Ihe
market
for
produce,
If
ihey
'ever
rafsed
any,
too
uncertain.
Just
now
there
is
plenty
of
demand
for
(fruil
.vegetables,
meal
apd
oilier
farm
produce
and
prices
secured
are
higher
titan
those
paid
in
lirince
Huperl,
in
iliany
cases.
Al
V.
I)uncan's
place
we
found
fine
oats
growing
in
the
field,
vegetables
in
I
he;
garden
and
we
each
ale
a
big
bowl
of
the
finest
strawberries
in
Ijie
world.
They
were
inn
Mie
largesi
put
ror
luscious
flavor
Ihey
could
pot
be
surpassed.
Mr.
Duncan
has.
a
fine
frontage
oft
the
sea
ami
in
his
spare
hours
he
washes
jtold
from
a
mining
claim
he
has
on
the
place.
He
was
an
old
friend
of
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Frank
Mobley
and
delighted
lo
iell
of
,
old
time.
escapades,
of
hunting
trips
anil
of
'the
early
history
of
that
part
of
the
province.
Plaxk
flat
Totem
As
in
Ihe
north
end
of
the
Island
there
are
two
-Massed'
so
in
Hie
south
there
are
two
rikidc
gales.
One
is
Ihe
Indian
village,
the
fmesl
mn
the
coast,
nnd
the
ularly
Jealous
for
the
reputation
of
their
climate
,aud
resources.
I'bey
.have
reason
for
nil
lhee
BiinK.
I)eve,lopnienl
will
be
slow
but
sure
but
Ihe
flanlen
of
Ihe
Pacific
is
bound
lo
win
out
in
the
end
.
Ten
Years
Ago
Its
Pi
inc
Ruprt
August
14,
1913.
The
roiiftlrurlinn
of
n
telegraph
line
between
Saudspit
and
A
I
i
ford
Itay
on
Crnihatii
Island
has
jiisl
been
complele.d
,
-
The
Ladies'
'Altai-
Society
of
the
Catholic
Church,
gave
a
pic
nic.
for
the
Sunday
Hchmd
child
ren
lo
Tugwell
Jsland
yesterday.
The
jatinclies
Alice
B.,
llegenl
and
Alouelle
were
used.
Yesterday
afternoon
Hie
Ladies'
Aid
of
Ihe
Presbyterian
r.htircli
gave
a
most
successful
lea
in
the
beautiful
home
of
Mr.
Wesleifliiiver,
Fifth
Avenue
Kast.
Mrs.
V.
(I,
Dawson
presided
at
the
lea
table
and
was
assisted
by
The
chief
Interest
centres
In
Ihe!
Mis.
T.
IcrjymonL
Mrs,
Native
village,
where
those
won-
.Manson,
.Miss
jichenzie
derful
black
slale
totems
carved
by
clever
men,
an
art
in
which
they
excel
and
which
il
is
hoped
by
everyone
will
be
continued
.
If
the
native
people
realize
that
the
handicraft
is
a
unique
one
amj
one
by
whidi
Ihey
could
not-only
earn
winter
money
but
could
preserve
their
Identity
as
people,
I
hoy
would
never
let
go
such
valuable
ac-cmuplishmenl.
At
Skldegiile
llev.
William
Allan
is
in
ciiarge
of
Hie
spiritual
welfare
if
the
village
ami
Miss
Andrew
is.
Ihe
nurse
in
charge.
A
new
scIimj
teacher
is
being
appointed.
8klde?ate
Inlet
Skidegate
Inlet
Im
u
picluresiiue
j
place.
I
s
full
of
possibilities
ome
of
wit
ii
l
will
probably
mar
fits
simple
beauty.
Al
present
'there
Is
a
little
town
on
II
shore
1
Miss
ai-p
Mcintosh
and
Miss
Holtby.
A
Tfndera
arf
Invlird
for
th
purrhie
ori
Moat
Hull
(kAVKM,
4S
fest
lonr
by
V
fir
1
brain,
Willi
t
Isila
MrClary
riHiklnir
iovr,
toilet
and
ali
ua.ln,
bllar
and
wrilii-
iiiini,
fiifl
and
uaier
lanka,
oua
too
10.
and
our
31
lb.
n-lr
and
laws,
otih.
jo
u..
j
cylinder
4
ryrl
8am-noli
bravy
duly
taiurilne
ciialnf
corn-hlt-tr,
wllti
to
prof
llrra
.and
pro-ix-Jler
fbartlnr,
;
Tbute
ran
If
liisiartnl
at
tbr
.rrlntf
UiMxTt
Pry
Put'k,
tor
ruriliw
partlrglara
aily
to
tlw
t'l.ticru
orrire,
eriiui-'
imix-ru
'
Tarina
at
sau-t
asii,
,
TriidTa
loiml.
be
.nfed
and
marked
"Tid"T.fr
I'nrrbanc"
on
oiilld
ea-elop,
and
Ir
In.llie
iff
Ira
of
tlx
lMrlor
of
I
tslierli-a,
1'rllirr
liuiierl,
by
if
boon
or
tbe
fird
Innlaiit.
'
'
i.
A.
NOTIIEhWEI.1.,
Cliuf
innprrior
of
Hihri.
.TWPilar."Au?wi
It,
fty
.vh
mam
'
1
WW
I
With
the
Cream
left
in
cake
ami
candy
table
was
In
charge
of
Mrs.
II.
I"..
Ouihpp
and
Mrs.
John
Mcltae.
Advertise
in
ihe
Daily
News.
NOTIOt
A
rutille
Auction
al
or
Ooinimnt
Lot
In
tlui
Town
of
Allin.
B.C..
lll
b
IM-Jd
t
Atllu
ua
WiHliwirOty,
Auruil
till),
Idt3.
ronmimrim
it
11
a.m.
1
tlirgii
or
n
limiorm
lott
id
aiuq
Tomnflla
and
Addition
win
is
Mtrtta
ftr
al.
In-ltx!
r
or
Mj
"on
hlrb
lm-protrruiroti
ftlil,
urb
liiiprorrioeix
rout!
Im
r'd
ror
In
Pill,
at
Urn
Uovrrtimrnl
valuation,
on
ths
day
of
sale,
If
txuihi
by
nj
Miner
Uian
Hie
xrwin
rfpunnill
for
tun.
For
'Sale
1.1
M
or
any
rurlbrr
Informa-Hon,
aiHiy
to
ilia
Uovrrnniviit
Aml,
Atltn,
or
ine
.briiarinw-nt
or
Land,
Victoria,
II.
CATIICAHT,
gupArmtrodMii
or
Laodi.
RAILWAY
TIES.
Tok
Canadian
."latlooal
Hallway
ars
In
top)
market
to
(mrrle
their
Tie
require-menu
for
t4.
I'artlea
lhinr
to
piwluce
Tlea
for
the
ntilay
CUT)ny
houfd
rta-mimical
ultti
Mr.
W.
II,
uraot,
Oenertl
Tie
Atenl,
Hoom
0i,
linadiaii
Kallwitl
F.prem
iiulldinr.
Montreal,
ou
on
or
before
Aurut
Kill.
ll,
and
lire
the
followlnr
Infortinilom
The
lis-atlon
of
the
timber
from
bleh
lb
Tlea
ara
to
be
produced.
The
kiwi
of
timber.
tt0UlT'
of
Tlea,
either
oann
or
hemn.
Aa
far
a
posnlble.'
Tlea
muM
be
(inslured
oq
Can
adian
pauonai
Linen,
V.
II.
fiiuT.
oeneral
Tie
Aaent.
LAND
ACT.
Malice
(
IntanUoa
to
Apply
to
Purchaa
Land.
In
Skeena
Land
Iitmrlet,
rieeordlnir
Plx-trlrt
of
I'rlrwe
liiiirl.
and
annate
at
Captain
Cove,
Pitt
Inland,
C.ll,
i,
Take
nonce
that
W,
Jerreron,
ci
Van-coiiver,
occupation
cannery
nun,
InlemM
to
apply
for
permliioii
10
purrhaie
the
folio
I
nr
dearrlbed
land:
Commehclnr
al
a
pout
planted
on
Ine
aouth
eliorn
of
Cap
Uln
Cove,
tlienre
miiiIIi
IS
rhaln;
Iheiu'e
went
10
rhalo!
thence
north
15
chain
to
Miore;
llienive
rollonlna;
hore
10
place
of
comment
UH'iit
and
rmilAlulna;
forly
acps,
more
or
lea.
W.
J.
JP.rTF.ltSO.
name
of
Appllaot.
'
Dated
7ib
July,
H3.
RINt
MWPIirr
LAND
DMTNI0T.
QUIIM
CHARLOTTI
ISLANOS
DISTM0T.
I
Take
Notice
that
the
Taniara
Flhinr
li
Tacklnr
Company
of
,deu
Harbor
Intend
to
apply
for
permlnlon
o
Irate
tlw
followlnr
deacrlbed
roreliore
Coinmencinr
at
point
II.
il)
(lialnt
rtorthwetutrly
from
tlie
northet
corner
of
Lot
I
ODD,
tuenie
In
1
norluwederly
direction
chain
to
low
waur
mark
of
plion
Entrance,
thenre
aontbelerly
And
folUiwlor
4Ui
low
water
mark
SO
chain,
more
or
Icn.'to
point
I
chain
northweit
from
Hie
quar-1
tar
Lot
poat
oil
tlie
ihore
line
.of
Lot
'
toot,
luenre
aouttieaaierly
chain.
1
tbeoce
Boeiueaitrny
(0.
eitatna,
more
or
ie,
10
jim
point
of
cooanencMuent,
uul
rontllntnr
10
acre,
more
or
lea,
paled
f
his
totb
day
of
.July,
ttll.
LAMOAHA
HJin.tO
it
PACklNQ
CO.
II.
D,
Bablniton,
Aftot.
MTW9
Mir
Chilliwack
District
L
',
JUST
thefoolhillsoftheSwiu
as
Ihe
milk
from
Alpsisfamousiljouuli.
out
Europe,
to
is
the
milk
Irom
the
Frascr
River
Valley
known
in
Western
Canada
for
its
remarkable
and
consistent
richneu.
Owning
and
operating
a
condensarv
at
South
Sumas,
the
Borden
Com-
receives
this
milk
fiany
rom
the
finest
dairies
in
the
Valley,
puis
it
up
in
four
convenient
s'ued
cans,
and
places
it
within
your
immediate
reach
(at
your
grocers)
under
the
nam
ways
ask
for
and
insist
upon
getting
Borden's
St.
Charles
Mi!L
Ue
It.
for
ertryMilk
need
.'
VAtlCOUVLU
K
tl
Special
Jeapot
Sale
We
have
beenYorlunnJe(n
ctirjng
nn
avrteil
'
of
Old
KnglUh
Teopots
wfiiclrwe
have
priced
except
,;;r.r.
low.
There
are
several
slylen
and
siicj
to
chooe
ft:
I'nces
run
from
Oflc
lo
.f
I.S0:
They
are
now
on
display
in
(ir
window.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
P.O.
Box
1646.
.60
Third
Ave.
Tel.
J.
For
.
.
.
,
Carnival
Queen
Miss
Adeliri
Henrikson
The
Little
Fisher-
maiden"
1
.
WE
FISHERMEN'S
and.
MOOSE
CANDIDATE