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September
1.
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corr.et
constipation.
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pUintly,
mildly,
jff
Ihoroujhly.
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w
Alright
Mortal,
Que.
MAN
Dtslilltrt
of
Fine
I
l'hlkitt
tlnct
I85S
London,
Eng.
Y
MILLS
CLOSED
DOWN
Only
Nine
In
District
Now
Run-nlng
While
More
than
That
are
Silent
REVIEW
OF
BUSINESS
tnX'ST
Deflation,
Market
Conditions
and
Freight
Rates
are
Respon
VI
SY
APPOINTMENT
M
PURVEYOM
TO
sible
mere
are
3'J
lumber
mills
in
J'rince
Hupert
foreslry
wiih
a
total
daily
capacity
of
!
i.OiO.OOO
feet,
u
is
estimate.!
'that
something
not
far
short
of,
if
not
more
than
one
million
dol.
jlars
is
invested
in
these
various
mills
that
is
for
plants
ami
equipment
not
Including
timber
limits
that
go
with
several
of
the
larger
ones.
If
all
hese
mills
were
oiicrufing,
they
would
employ
probably
1500
men
in
the
planls
and
in
the
woods
ami
the
lotal
annual
payroll
would
be
in
the
neighborhood
of
two
million
dollars.
1
However,
there
is
only
a
small
proportion
of
the
31)
sawmills
running
at
the
present
lime.
Five
years
ago
the
most
of
them
wt're
operative
but
the
deflation
following
upon
Jhe
war
caused
,
many
of
I
hem
to'
close.
The
in-i-rcasp
of
freight
rates
shut
more
up.
Last
year
omc
reopened
In
iul
!an
squares
but
the
bottom
HIS
MAJESTY
KING
GEORGE
V.
Demand
is
the
Cause
of
Supply
Demand
an
old
and
WELL'
MATURED
whisky
and
you
will
get
it.
"adiatJ
(BjbT
r-
and
WHISKY
are
soundly
manufactured,
old,
and
well-matured
whiskies.
If
you
demand
these
you
will
get
them.
Read
the
label
on
every
bottle
and
observe
the
date
on
the
Government
Stamp.
DISTILLED
AND
BOTTLED
BY
Hiram
Walker
&
Sons,
Limited
.
WALKERVILLE
ONTARIO
NtwYorl.
U.S.&
This
Advertisement
I
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
A-omroi
iioarii
or
oy
me
vjovcrnmeni
if
uiiumi
miuniuia
'nis
advertisnment.
i
not
nnlilislicil
or
uisniayeu
uy
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
ly
the
uovcrnmeiu
oi
British
Columbia.
W-4
m
the
recently
fell
out
of
that
market.!
the
sawmill
industry
inl
Prince
Hupert
district
is
in
a
very
inactive
and
unsatisfactory
condition.
Some
operators
re
port
market
conditions
improving,
however,
and
arc
hoping
for
a
revival
of
-the
indtisli-v.
The
impending
revision
of
royalties
will
lend
to
-stabilize
matters
though
the
projected,
increase,
if
it
Is
carriud
into
effect,
will
only
aerve
to
delay
the
recovery
of
an
already
crippled
industry.
Pulp
and
Paper
The
review
of
the
industry
here
given
does
not
apply
,o
the
pulp
district
ia,ul
I'al'r-
iarrts
IjuI,
in
passing,
they
might
briefly
be
referred
to.
The
big-'plant
of
the
Pacific
Mills
at
Ocean
Falls
continues
In
operate
steadily.
It
produces
300
Ions
of
pulp
and
paper
daily
and
given
employment
to
probably
1.SU0
mu.
The
50
ton
pulp
mill
of
I
he
Whalen
Pulp
A
Paper
Co.
al
Swatison
Hay
remains
closed
although
the
sawmill
is
opera!-,
ing.
The
last
sawmill
in
(he
district
to
close
was
the
125,000
foot
plant
of
the
Massed
Timber
Go.
al
Ituekley
Hay.
The
lumber
glut
in
California
where
its
output
was
shipped
together
possibly
with
some
ditTiculties
in
connection
with
the
management
were
I
lie
causes
for
the
shut
down.
Mill
Purchased
Recently
the
Graham
Island
IKpruee
&
Cedar
mill
of
00,000
capacity
al
rori
Elements
was
purchased
by
the
interests
re
presented
by
F.
L.
Huckley
of
Vancouver
also
the
30,(100
foot
Airplane
Spruce
mill
at
the
same
place.
II
is
the
announced
in
leiinon
to
remodel
and
reopen
the
former
plant
but
the
latter
is
to
he
dismantled.
I'be
following
plants
in
the
district
are
nt
present
operating:
(ieorge
Little,
Terrace,
25,000
feel,
for
eastern
and
local
mar
ket.
Hig
Hay
Lumber
Co.,
George
town,
25,000
feet,
fur
Kritish
and
local
market
including
boxes
for
the
flsheiies.
(iranliy
mill,
Larcom
Island,'
near
Anyox,
15,000
feet
for
the
Australian
market.
Little
A
Gtggey;
Terrace,
15,-000
for
local
market.
A.
T.
Harrer,
Smitliers,
feet
for
local
market
new
mill
just
recently
Whalen
Pulp
&
Paper
Co.,
Swanson
Hay,
125,000
feet,
for
Atlantic
states.
Northern
H.C
Fisheries,
.N'ainu,
25,000
feet,
box
lumber.
Not
Operating
The
following
are
the
mills
that
are
not.
operating
av
the
p.e.
sent
time:
Iloyal
Lumber
Co.,
Hanall,
25,-000
feel.
Lakelse
Lumber
Co.,
Amsbury,
20,000
feel.
Kitsumkalum
Lumber
Co.,
Ilemo,
25,000
feel.
Kleatua
Co.,
Usk,
20,000
feel.
Haywno,i
Lumber
Co.,
Usk,
15,,
000
feet.
Northern
H.C.
Lumber
Co.j
War
Smilhers,
20,000
feet.
Prince
Hupert
Lumber
Co.,
Prince
Hupert,
125,000
feel.
;
Massed
Timber
Co.,
Huckley
Hay,
125,00(1
feel.
Graham
Uland-
Spruce
&
Cedar:
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1923.
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
fic.hl,
70,0u2,203;
Lode
fioUl,
11V
C31.or.Cr:
Silver,
.$15:1,5.12,055;
Lend,
.$58,132,0(11;
Copper,
$170,010,508;
Zinc,
$27,-U50;
.Miscellnneons
Minerals,
$1,108,257;
Coal
and
Coke,
$250,008,11:1;
n.nld.ng
Mineral
Production
to
the
end
ol
making
its
SUuie,
Urick,
Cetnenl,
etc.,
30,
115,231;
H23
show
on
Aggregate
Value
of
$810,722,782
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1923,
$41,304,320
The
.Mining
liberal
and
ll.e
fees
lower
than
tlioso
of
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
any
othcfUprovitiee
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
i
tho
Unlish
Empire.
Mineral
locations
nre
grnnled
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees
sncli
properties,
the
security
of
which
is
Absolute,
Titles
are
obtained
l.y
developing
Jfoaranteed
hy
Crown
(Irants.
.
l-'ull
infonuntio.i
logelher
willi
Mining
Hepo.js
and
Maps,
may
he
obtained
gratis
l.y
a
IdrOsWn
THE
HOni.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
PLAYER
S
mill,
Port
Clements,
C0.000
feel.
Airplane
Bpruce
mill,
Port
Cleemnts,
30,000
feet.
Oueen
Charlotte
City
mill,
Queen
Charlotte
City,
25,000
feet
run
when
business
olTers:
J.
Kirkpatrick,
Terrace,
5,000;
Hlue
Ox,
Terrace,
5.000;
T.
II.
Davis,
Terrace,
5,000;
It.
Tomlinson.
Cedarvale,
2,000;
Spitzl
&
Pohle,
Carnaby,
10,000;
.Telkwa
Lumber
Co.,
Tallow,
5,000;
V.
II.
Van
llorne,
Telkwa,
5,000;
Harger
&
Bourgeon,
Quick,
5,000;
W.
I).
Lukens,
Palling,
5,000;
V.
It
Keefe,
Soulhbank,
Kraneois
Lake,
10,000;
A.
Pepper,
-"Uncha
Lake,
3,000
Prebbles,
-Macdonald's
Landing,
Francois
Lake,
3,000;
0.
11.
Ilampre,
Danskin,
2,000;
Harrison
Hros.,
Ootsa
Lake,
2,-
000
:
Lawrence
&
s
Workman.
15,000
Stewart,
5.000;
Al.
Falconer,
Alice
(This
is
a
I
Ann,
5,000
opened
J
up.)
J.
Hagen,
Vanarsdol,
10,000
feet,
for
local
market.
J.
A.
Hrown,
Ecslall
iliver
near
Port
Kssington,
box
lumber,
10,-
000
feet.
Scaling
In
District
From
the
following
scaling
totals
for
the
year
1923
as
reported
by
the
forestry
department
some
idea
of
the
production
of
the
ditricf
both
in
lumber
and
pulp
and
paper,
etc.,
may
be
gained:
Logs,
183,287,000
feet.
Poles
and
piles,
1,717,000
lin
eal
feet.
Hewn
railway
ties,
002,030.
Cords
of
pulp
and
fuel
wood,
7,303.
Logging
Railways
(
Logging
railways
are
found
in
this
district
only
at
Alice
Arm
and
jn
ionnection
with
the
operations
of
the
Pacific
Mills
in
the
neighborhood
of
Ocean
Falls.
Hetween
the
Abbolsford
Logging
Company,
and
the
Oranby
Company,
there
are
about
five
miles
of
logging
raihyay
at
Alice
Arm.
;
The
Pacific
Mills
have
the
fol.
lowing
mileage
at
logging
camps.
Kwatna
Hiver
in
Hurke
Channel,
four
miles.
(Ireen
Hay,
North
Dcntinck
Arm,
five
miles.
Kimsiiuit
in
Dean
Channel,
five
miles.
ANIMALS
IN
LATEST
ZOO
AT
CHICAGO
ARE
ALMOST
AT
LIBERTY
Codltlons
There
Very
Similar
to
Native
Homes
of
Creatures
Kept
in
Captivity
I
CIIlCAfiO,
Sept.
t.The
physical
and
psychological
atmosphere
of
their
native
jungle
freijdon),
with
woods.
mountains
ami
streams
unchecked
by
metal
bars
or
other
evidences
of
restraint,
nre
to
be.
the
surroundings
of
wild
animals
dwelling
In
the
Chicago
Zoological
Park
.Colony,
only
a
few
miles
from
the
center
of
this
city.
About
2i0
ncres
have
been
acquired
some
12
miles
westjiulred
of
Chicago's
loop,
and
will
bo
transformed
Into
a
land
"conducive
to
happiness
arid
longer
life
of
animals"
through
tho
instnlla-j
tlon
of
tho
barlcss
type,
of
zoo.
Zoo
specialists,
architects
and
animal
authorities
from
all
over
,the
world
were
called
hero
lo
pass
upon
the
tract,
and
the
model
ultimately
accepted,
avoids
tho
faults
experienced
In
Iho
construction
of
other
large
zoos.
Goorge
1
Morse,
for
many
years
head
of
the
Hoston
Zoo,
will
direct
the
Chicago
plan.
No
Bars
There
Hens
will
be
provided
for
the
lions
in
which
they
will
be
able!
The
following
small
local
mills
to
move
about
at
will,
with
no
bars,
the
public
being
protected
by
concealed
moats
beyond
which
the
animals
cannot
go.
floats
and
other
climbing
animals
will
be
in
enclosures
where
there
will
be
crags
and
rocks
and
various
other
natural
fixtures
that
will
permit
them
to
exercise
their
natural
instincts.
The
psychological
effect
of
displaying
wild
animals
apparently
unconfined
is
said
to
be
of
great
value
not
only
to
the
public,
but
to
the
animals
themselves.
The
prison
atmosphere
is
removed,
and
the
animals
enjoy
a
degree
of
freedom
which
is
conducive
to
happiness
and
longer
life.
Moat
of
Water
The
construction
methods
employed
to
prevent
the
animals
from
escaping
are
novel.
The
sides
and
back
of
the
various
parks
will
be
of
some
Inaccessi
ble
rock
formation,
while
Ihe
front
will
have
a
wide,
deep
moat
of
water
with
smooth
retaining
walls
which
will
give
Ihe
animal
i
no
foothold,
even
if
ho
should
swim
the
moat.
WOULD
CIRCULATE
CARTWHEELS
AGAIN
Big
Silver
Dollars
Almost
Gone
Out
of
Use
in
States
Replaced
by
Paper
.
'ASHINnfoX,-Sept.
i.
The
U.S.
Treasury
has
embarked
on
a
campaign
to
restore
the
silver
dollar
the
"cartwheel,"
which
was
so
widely
used
twenty
years
ago
to
general
circulation.
The
initial
step
was.
taken
when
one
of
the
coins'
was
placed
in
Ihe
pay
envelope
of
each
of
5,000
Treasury
employees..
Similar
action
will
be
suggested
lo
other
government
bureaus.
During
Ihe
past
20
years
a
steady
stream
of
silver
dollars
has
flowed
lo
the
treasury
as.
the
use
of
paper
money
supplanted
them
on
Ihe
receding
frontiers
of
trade
.
The
movement
was
fur.
thered
by
the
government
be
cause
of
the
expense
and
danger
of
Iransportaling
the
heavy
specie
in
making
necessary
set
llemenls
between
banks.
It
has
been
estimated,
however,
that
Ihe
upkeep
of
paper
money
costs
the
government,
around
three
per
cent
of
its
total
fare
value,
while
maintenance
of
silver
dollars
costs
practically
nothing.
Arrangements
have
been
made
whereby
various
reserve
banks
will'
bear
hereafter
the
expense
of
shipment
of
silver
dollars.
There
are
about
$509,000,000
cartwheels
available,
of
which
some
$131)
.ooojooo
now
are
re-
by
law
lo
he
held-
in
the
Treasury
against
silver
certificates
and
silver
treasury
notes
outstanding.
Otllcials
said
about
$30,000,000
might
be
considered
as
available
for
immediate
dislri
bution
if
the
public
demand
ipiired
that
amount.
re-
Soph:
"Why
does
a
slork
stand
on
one
fool?"
Fresh:
"I'll
bile,
why
does
he?
Soph:
"If
he'd
lift
the
other
foot,
hg'd
fall
down."
NAVY
CUT
CIGARETTES
"Delightfully
Cool
and
Sweet
Smoking."
A
little
higher
in
price9
but
what
a
wonder
ful
difference
a
few
cents
make.
PAGE
TTTR
Lakelse
Lodge
Lakelse
Lake,
via
Terrace,
B.C.
Now
open
for
service
under
management
of
Mrs.
M.
Raven.
Ideal
place
to
spend
your
summer
holidays.
Reasonable
rates.
Good
home
cooking.
Comfortable
rooms.
Fishing,
Boating,
Bathing
in
Lakelse
Lake
and
Streams.
BATHS
AT
THE
LODGE
CONNECTED
WITH
THE
HOT
SPRINGS.
Terrace
TXl
Motors
Operating
Taxi
and
Launuh
Service
between
TsiTae-J
and
Lodge
landing,
assuring
guests
of
quick,
comfortable
trip.
J
.
Also
operating
taxi
service
to
all
parts
of
the
valley.
For
reservations
and
rales,
apply
to
LAKELSE
LODGE,
OR
TERRACE
MOTORS,
TERRACE,
B.C.
Say
I
I
WHY
NOT
TRY
AN
POUND
CAKE
FROM
YOUR
GROCERS
LLLLIKIL
tSAht
Today
?
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
MARY
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattle-September
3,
6,
16,
26
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
Skagway
September
1,
12,
22
S.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocea.i
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Line.
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
BACK
AGAIN!
AND
AT
YOUR
SERVICE.
HIGH
CLASS
DENTISTRY
AT
MODERATE
PRICES.
Dr.
J.
F.
Maguire
Smith
Block.
Phono
575.
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
News"
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