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rite
or
call:
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FOREST
FIRES
-IT
PAYS!
SHORT
WAVES
FOR
WIRELESS
Marconi
Tolls
About
His
Work
With
Leatest
Beam
Stations.
Many
inquiries
liave
been
made
liere
in
regard
to
the
wireless
beam
stations
which
am
being
installed
and
of
which
Vanenuver
Is
to
gel
one.
Signor
.Marconi,
before
the
Hoyal
Society
of
Arts
in
London,
recently
gave
an
account
of
the
experiments
he
had
carried
out
with
long
distance
short
wave
directional
wireless
telegraphy
on
the
beam
system.
He
remarked
thai
though
short
waves
and
reflectors
were
used
in
the
earliest
experiments
in
wireless
transmission,
the
long-wave
system
made
such
rapid
progress
(hat
research
was
diverted
from
short
waves,
and
only
re-cenlly
has
it
heen
discovered
thai
these
waves,
which
alone
can.
in
practice,
be
confined
in
beams
to
definite
directions,
are
capable
of
results
that
are
unobtainable
,wilh
(he
longer
waves
commonly
employed
for
longdistance
communication.
Jle
returned
to
the
short
waves
about
1010,
and
has
since
made
variant
experiments
with
them.
In
parr
licular.
in
April,
May,
and
June,
of
last
year
he
sailed
in
his
yacht
Elellra
as
far
as
the
Cape
Verde
Islands,
to
investigate
the
conditions
of
I
ransmission
from
Poldhu,
where
a
short-wave
installation
had
been
tilled,
and
found
(hat,
contrary
lo
general
belief,
the
day
ranges
for
waves
aboul
100
metres
long
are
reli
able
and
not
inconsiderable;
that
the
night
ranges
are
much
great
er
Ihan
had
been
anticipated
and
that
intervening
masses
of
land
do
not
present
serious
obstacles
to
the
propagation
of
the
waves.
He
also
discovered
that
the
slrenglh
of
fhe
signals
during
the
hours
of
daylight
varies
definitely
and
regularly
in
accordance
willi
the
altitude
of
the
sun
above
the
horizon
over
the
space
or
resion
intervening
be
tween
the
transmitting
and
re
ceiving
stations.
Half
Round
World.
In
the
earlier
part
of
this
year
short-wave
signals
from
Poldhu
were
received
at
Sydney
"every
day
perfectly
well"
from
5
p.m.
to
0
p.m.
ffireenwich
lime)
and
also
between
(5.30
a.m.
and
9.30
a.m.
Id
view
of
the
position
and
TIMBER
SALE
X
6359.
sealed
Tenders
will
lie
received
by
the
MlnlsUtr
or
J.uniK
it
Victoria,
not
later
than
noon
mi
tlie
J
1st
nay
or
jiny,
iw.
for
the
purchase
or
Licence
.i.jav,
iu
mi
17.000
Jarkpine
Ties
on
an
ara
umimi-u
iw.nt
i
u.
mi
x
nnriii
or
caiiao
an
ca
nons
la
way.
between
raunir
ana
ihio
Lake,
limine
4.
Coast
ntstrtcl.
Two
(
years
will
he
allowed
for
re
moval
of
limber.
I'nrilipr
nart
rniara
or
lie
i.nier
ron-s
ter.
Victoria,
H.C.
or
District
Forester,
I'rlnce
Hiiwrt,
H.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6302.
Sealed
Tenders
will
he
reralved
by
the
Miniamr
or
Land.,
at
Victoria,
not
later
.1,.,.
,..,ii
iim
ai
st
dav
of
July.
Wit
for
the
purchaite
of
License
X6S0.
lo
-ut
hit
nan
linnnl
feet
of
Cedar
I'oles
and
IMllfiir
on
Lot
19U,
ahoiu
rive
mile
amiss
Skeelia
llivcr
rroill
nemo
siamm.
Coast
District.
.
.
.
,
.
Two
(
i
years
will
be
allowed
for
te-moval
of
timber.
.
.
...
,
.,
i.'uf.tiu.p
imriiriiinrs
or
lie
i.iuri
ruim-
Ipr.
Vlrlnr
In.
H.C.
Of
IHSinci
rorenei.
rrince
unpen.
.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6281.
Tliere
will
lie
ofreml
for
al
at
Public
Auction,
at
ihhiii
mi
Uio
'Kilt
ilay
or
MiiriKt
19i
In
I
if
umw
nr
me
rnn-i
............
.....
VAdlll
uuitiipilaiki
ul
Kin
inprN.
INK
L.uriuv
to
cut
fll.soo
Jarkiune
ii".
situated
ni'lirimmaiciy
u
nun
e:it
from
lx-iker
I.aKo
station,
iiiiukc
,
Uinrt
DIMrld.
...
.....
Three
(3)
yoara
will
lie
allowed
for
removal
of
tlmlier.
,
,
.
.,
"Provided
that
any
one
imalile
to
attend
the
auction
Jn
jiemnn
may
jiilmill
a
fealed
tender
lo
he
opened
at
the
Hour
of
auction
and
treated
as
one
lild.
'
Further
partleiilnra
of
the
Chief
Forester,
Victoria,
n.t:..
or
DUtrlrt
Hresler,
Prince
import.
Il.:.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6282.
ri..,HA
..
in
t,A
,r.,uH
fni
null
at
Public
4liitl,.n
af
it,u,n
fill
Ihn
Nth
1aV
01
Aiiifiut.'
10S4.
in
the
office
of
the
Vnrrl
fiiupvui.
m
siniiiiora.
the
Licence
xosrttx.
to
-ut
IK.ueO
Jackpine
Ties,
on
an
area
alttiated
approximately
4
mile
iirlli-east
nr
iinrkop
i
nki
siniiiin.
liaitre
B.
t.oasi
Iilttrlct.
..
,
.
.
Two
()
vears
will
be
allowed
for
re
moval
or
tlnilier.
,
,
.
i.vi.ti,i
ti,
111
inv
fim
unable
to
at
tend
the
auction
In
hemou
may
aiitiinlt
whIimI
in,ii,i
in
i,
iiiiiiii'il
at
the
hour
or
miction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
.'ii-ihiii.
tiBPiiKiiura
f.r
iiia
r.hlef
ores
(er,
Victoria.
H.C.
or
District
forester,
Prince
liupert,
B.C.
FRECKLE-FACE
Sun
and
Wind
Bring
Out
Ugly
Spots.
How
to
Remove
Easily
Here's
a
chance,
Miss
Freckle-face,
to
try
a
remedy
for
freckles
with
the
guarantee
of
a
reliable
concern
that
it
will
not
cost
.you
a
penny
unless
it
removes
the
freckles;
while
If
II
does
give
you
a
clear
complexion
the
expense
is
trifling.
Simply
get
an
ounce
of
O
thine
double
strength
from
any
druggist
and
a
few
applications
should
show
you
how
easy
it
is
to
rid
yourself
of
the
homelv
freckles
ami
get
a
beautiful
com
plexion.
Rarely
is
more
than
one
ounce
needed
for
the
worst
case.
He
sure
to
ask
the
druggist
for
the
double
strength
Othine
as
this
strength
is
sold
under
guarantee
of
money
back
if
it
fails
lo
remove
freckles.
Slenhouse,
Ltd.,
35
St.
Fran-
aois
Xavier
St..
Montreal.
One.
all
itude
of
the
sun,
it
would
appear
that
the
waves
during
the
morning
period
travelJed
west
wards
from
F.ngland
across
the
Atlantic
and
Pacific
oceans,
along
Ihr
longest
route
lo
Sydney
(about
1
2,2
1
9
nautical
miles).
and
during
the
evening
period
eastwards
over
Europe
and
Asia
along
the
shortest
route
(about
9,38
1
miles).
These
resulla
tempted
Senator
Marconi
to
try
a
wireless
telephony
lest
lo
Aus.
Iralia,
and
on
May
30
intelligible
speech
was
transmitted
for
the
llrst
lime
from
England
to
Syd
ney.
The
total
power
applied
was
about
28kw.,
I
he
wave
was
!2
metres
in
length,
and
no
reflector
was
used.
In
Senalor
Marconi's
opinion
il
has
now
been
proved
that
ade-i
qualely
designed
reflectors,
even
if
of
comparatively
moderate
si.e
will
enormously
increase
(lie
ef
fective
strength
of
the
sigjjals.
Moreover,
the
use
of
receiving
reflectors
will
lie
of
(he
greatest
advantage
to
practical
working,
because,
while
magnifying
the
slrengfh
of
Iho
received
waves,
I
hey
reduce
all
interference,
whether
caused
by
atmospheric
electricity
or
by
other
stations,
unless
the
direction
from
which
Mm
interference
is
coming
happens
io
coincide
exactly
with
thai
of
the
corresponding
stations.
High
Speed.
Very
high
speeds
of
working
appear
to
be
possible
only
if
very
short
waves
are
employed.
And
there
is.
no
theoretical
reason
why,
with
a
frequency
of
3,000,-
000,
the
frequency
of
oscillation
of
a
100-metre
wave,
the
speed
should
nol
be
1
00
times
greater
than
thai
attainable
with
a
fre
iiueney
of
jo,(H)u,
wincii
represents
the
frequency
of
a
wavn
length
of
the
order
it
is
proposed
to
use
for
the
Imperial
stations
Another
advantage
is
that
when
desired,
only
stations
situated
within
a
certain
reslricled
anglo
of
sector
of
the
beam
are
able
to
receive,
and
this
condition
brings
aboul
a
comparative
privacy
or
secrecy
of
communication
unnb
lainahle
with
any
olher
system
of
radio-communication.
This
might
prove
of
the
greatest
im
porlance
in
time
of
war,
besides
considerably
increasing
the
num.
her
of
stations
il
will
be
possible
lo
work,
by
reducing
the
possi
bilities
of
mutual
between
1beui.
MOTOR
TOURISTS
ARE
SENATORS
ARE
UNDER
FIRE
Victoria
Paper
Says
They
Will
Have
To
Give
Way
If
People
Say
So.
The
position
of
the
Senate
of
Canada
is
under
lire
by
a
number
of
newspapers
of
Canada.
The
latest
to
take
iwi
arms
against
Ihe
second
chamber
is
the
(oria
Times,
which
says:
Vic-
Senalor
Crowe,
of
Vancouver,
seems
conlemptuous
of
Premier
King's
announcement
that
steps
will
be
taken
lo
curtail
the
veto
power
of
the
Senate
over
legislation
passed
by
the
House
of
Commons.
p
defiantly
points
out
I
Ii
al
any
measure
of
Senate
reform
Ihe
Government
would
seek
lo
have
enacled
would
have
to
be
concurred
in
by
the
Senate,
which
therefore
would
have
to
lie
reckoned
willi
.
Master
of
Situation.
Ihe
implication
of
this,
of
course,
is
that
the
Senate
is
mas
ter
of
the
situation
and
can
af
ford
lo
(real
with
scorn
all
pro
posals
for
its
reform
no
matter
how
strong
or
general
might
lie
Ihe
demand
for
it.
Hon.
Mr.
Crowe
is
quite
mis
taken
in
his
estimate
of
the
situ
alion.
If
the
Canadian
people
in
a
general
election
on
Ihe
issue
ueciareu
lor
entiie
reiorm
liy
a
large
majority,
as
hey
certainly
would,
the
Senators
would
do
some
very
serious
thinking
on
the
subject,
the
concurrence
of
Ihe
Senale
in
an
applicalion
lo
the
Jtrjlisli
Parliament
for
the
necessary
amendments
lo
the
Canadian
constitution
probably
would
not
lie
required
so
Ion
as
such
applicalion
was
adopted
by
Uie
Jlouse
of
Commons
at
Ottawa
on
the
authority
of
Uie
Canadian
people
decisively
given
in
an
election.
Special
Prlvlleoe.
Senalor
Crowe
says
the
Senate
was
established
to
protect
minorities
and
check
freak
legislation.
The
record
shows
clearly
enough
that
by
minority
the
ma
jority
of
the
Senators
mean
spe
cial
privilege,
and
by
freak
leg
islation
measures,
passed
by
the
House
of
Commons,
which
privil
eged
interests
do
nol
like.
In
their
catalogue
of
freak
legisla
tion
they
include
the
pensions
bill
and
the
Canadian
branch
line
bills
which
I
hey
killed
for
all
practical
purposes.
There
is
one
minority
however,
that
the
Senale
does
not
protect
and
that
is
Ihe
minority
of
Sen
ators
in
its
own
body
who
want
to
see
this
reactionary
relic
of
irresponsible
government
trans
formed
into
a
democratic
institu
tion
desirous
of
carrying
out
Ihe
wishes
of
the
people
who
pay
lo
maintain
it.
PAYROLL
HIGHER
B.C.
LAST
YEAR
Exceeded
That
of
Previous
Year
by
Twenty
Million
Dollars
Says
Minister
of
Labor
VICTOUIA,
July
31.
i
The
in
liustrial
payroll
of
Uritish
Colum
NTFRF.STF.
)
IN
NORTH
Hmrlly
of
Iho
minister,
lion.
A.
H....II
Jiin..
Unm.
ifl.t
v
Trip
Through
Stat
of
Washington.
ested
in
his
oar
from
Prince
Hu-perl
and
there
were
many
inquiring
us
to
the
means
of
getting
here.
He
says
that
a
road
into
central
llrilisli
Columbia
would
draw
thousands
at
motorists
from
various
parts
of
the
United
Stales.
Subscribe
(or
the
Daily
News,
m.
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ITtinviitilrivtiinTil
TITE'S
AUGUST
Home
Furnishing
SALE
HAIL
INJURES
CROP
in
cnn,ir
TtiCTDifTO!
Some
Farmers
Lost
Whole
Crop
In
Country
South
of
Edmonton
Hail
storms
of
varying
inlen-sity
visited
parts
of
central
and
northern
Alberta
over
iho
weekend
according
to
reports
reaching
the
Journal
today,
says
Ihe
1
'dmonlon
Journal.
:'i...mi
,...
suffered
r.,...
I
Eekvillo
Klnora
and
the
greatest
Ida
last
vear
exceeded
that
of
the
loss,
some
farmers
in
these
dis-
prevlous
year
by
twenty
million
tricls
losing
practically
on
Iho
coast.
.
heavy
showers
wero
again
ex-
Tho
report
refers
lo
the
Hours
perieneed
but
fur
a
short
lime
of
Work
Act.
passed
at
tlio
last.
only.
The
figures
from
the
m!
session
of
the
provincial
House;
lo
changes
in
Iho
Factories
Act
affecting
the
cuVplnymlenl
of
young
persons;
to
the
longshoremen's
strike
in
the
coast
cities,
and
to
the
work
of
the
Government
Employment
Service.
leorologieal
office
give
Iho
precipitation
up
lo
this
morning
only,
and
il
is
expected
Hint
the
figures
will
be
materially
increased
by
lonight.
Rain
Fairly
General
Various
part9
of
the
province,
For
real
economical
buying
this
sale
will
stand
out
as
a
record
breaker
for
tumble
down
prices
We
invite
the
public
to
see
our
large
and
varied
stock
and
be
convinced
of
our
Cash
Values
in
every
department
of
our
store
Furniture
-
-
Beds,
Springs,
Mattresses,
Linoleum,
Carpet
Squares,
Dinnerware,
Blankets,
Sheets,
Pillows,
Towels,
Brass
Rods,
Silverware,
Curtains
and
Drapery
The
very
latest
effects
in
Window
Draperies
are
offered
in
this
sale
at
slight
margin
above
cost
LOOK
FOR
SALE
TAG
VALUES
AND
WATCH
WINDOW
for
Special
Display
Prices
At
our
low
down
prices,
this
sale
is
for
cash
GEO.
D.
Quality
Home
Furnisher
TITE
particularly
in
tuo
north,
bene-
their
filled
greatly
by
rain
during
the
dollars,
and
most
of
the
indus-
whole
crop.
jweeh-ena.
interference
tries
paid
a
hinher
average
wage,
I
Leduc,
Millet,
!a$kiwin,
Bed
i
Acconung
lo
reports
received
'aoeordiujr
lo
the
annual
report
of
Deer,
Huxley,
all
south
of
Ed-
hy
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
llie
provincial
department
or
monton,
and
Westlock,
north
or
mero
was
inrec
nours
rain
on
labor,
an
advanced
synopsis
of
the
city,
also
report
hail.
Sunday
from
KdmontdYi
lo
Har-
which
was
fssued
under
the
an-,
July
Rain
3
42
Inches
'disiy
and
two
hours'
rain
from
The
heavy
showers
over
the
Netaskiwin
to
lied
Deer.
In
llie
week-end,
accompanied
by
light.
Hed
Deer
district
itself
there
was
in
Ihe
province-
uing
and
thunder,
according
to
one
and
a
half
hours'
rain.
In
last
year
was
less
serious
than
figures
secured
from,
the
meleor-,iue
souin,
a
snower
lasting
lor
for
several
years
preceding,
lhe
ologieal
ofrice,
resulted
in
.iO
ne
hour
was
recorded
at
Havens-
report,
shows.
The
efforts
of
the
inches
of
precipitation
in
the
city,
crag.
denarlment
to
assist
unemployed
briiiKinsr
Ihe
total
for
Ihe
month!
There
was
an
hour's
light
rain
After
a
four
weeks
motor
trip.'px-servico
men
are
dealt
with,
to
dale
In
3.12
nches,
or
an
in-
in
the
east
extending
from
.Maplo
which
covered
the
slale
of
Wash-and
it
is
pointed
out
that
be-crease
of
.18
over
last
year's
.Creek
lo
Swift
Current.
inglon
prelly
thoroughly,
.Sidney
(.ause
of
the
mild
climlalo
of
figures
for
the
earne
period,
lu
the
south
there
wore
good
Ilar.rell-.Iones
relumed
home
on
MrilJsh
Columbia,
hundreds
ofi
On
Saturday
nisht
thunder
was
showers
in
the
vicinity
of
Iho
I'rinee
liupert
yesterday
af-disnhled
or
partly
disablei
veter-
aceontpanled
hy
a
deluge
of
rain,
lerpoon,
Sid
found
many
molor
nns
of
Iho
Oreal
War
from
olher
which
although
heavy
did
not
lourjsts
in
Ihe
soulh
very
Inler-'provinces
have
made
their
homes
last
very'long.
Sunday
night
Pncher
Creek
and
Maclepd,
also
a
heavy
shower
al
Stirling
In
the
Calgary
district
there
was
a
good
shower
on
Minuay
night.
NEAR
MUSIC
Said
Ihe
man
who
was
trying
his
best
to
appreciate
good
music.
"When
a
piece
threatens
every
minule
to
be
a
tune
and
always
di3appoinls
you.
It's
classical"
Third
Avenue
SHOE
FASHIONS
OF
THE
SMARTER
KIND
ONYX
FAULTLESS
F1TT1NC
FOOTWEAR
ONYX
There
is
an
appreciated
touch
of
novelty
and
smartness
in
the
much
admired
ONYX
slyles.
Made
in
Ialeiit
Colt,
Kid,
Calf
Skin
and
Calf
Suedes
and
Satins.
Priced
at
S7.50
to
S1
1.50.
Family
Shoe
Store
We.
recently
cleaned
a
valuable
laco
dress
for
Dainty
Dorothy
and
she
Is
telling
her
friends
what
"a
perfeelly
beautiful
accomplishment
it
was."
Laces
and
llie
daintiest
of
lingerie,
embrofderen
frocks
are
dry
cleaned
without
damaging
them
in
Ihe
slightest.
We
lolik
after
the
man's
wardrobe
with
skill
and
speed.
We
will
.deliver
the
suit
wheu
we
promise.
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