FINE
YACHT
VISITS
PORT
Hal
Roach,
Movie
Director,
and
Party
Wero.
Here
Over-'
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Nfoht
,
The
palalial
American
yiicbl
'ypy.
Capl.
Dickason,
owned
by
Hal
Hoach,
the
well
known
motion
.
picture
producer'of
Culver
City
near
Los
Angles,
put
into
port
at
5
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
and
moored
at
the
Prince
Hupert
Boathouse
dock.
On
hoard
the
yacht,
which
is
making
a
leisurely
lour
of
life
Pacific'
coast,
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hal
Roach,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Whit
ney
and
J.
Amislon.
The.
(lypsy
called
at
Seattle.
Vancouver.
Buledale
ami
Swanson
Bay
on
her
way
up
the
coast.
Consider
able
wet
weather
was
met
with
on
the
trip
although
flio
partic
ularly
rough
seas
were
en
countered.
Mr.
aiTd
Mrs.
Roach
unit
party
are
on
their
way
to
northern
Alaskan
points
fishing.
hunting,
taking
pictures,
etc.,
at
comfort
and
elegance.
Her
dimensions
are
88
feel
lonjf
by
10
fool
bffim
and
sire
is
powered
with
a
I
K)
horse
imwer
Atlas-
Imperial
full
deisel
engine,
has
a
normal
speed
of
ten
knots
per
hour,
and
carries
a
crew
of
seven
including
the
captain,
pilot
am;
engineer.
The
owner's
cabin,
which
i
beautifully
furnished
in
old
rose,
is
situated
'in
the
mid-
portion
Of
Ibe
vessel,
while
the
visitors
quarters,
furnished
in
yelldw
and
gold,
lire
situated
in
the
stern.
The
dining
saloon'
Is
on
the
upper
deck
and
is
(he
acme
of
perfection
and
comfort
as
far
as
utilization
of
space
is
concerned,
A
radio
apparatus
is
carried
In
a
cupboard
with
sound
ing
horn
attachment
and
attach-nienls
for
connecting
.to
the
after
deck
for
enlerluihuienl
and
dancing"
purposes.
Th
yacht
was
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
OF'
PRINCE
RUPERT.
In
Urn
Mallff
uf
th
Kiutu
of
notjert
i.
Wallace,
at
Atlin.
i
tlto
County
of
I'rlnr
Hnixrt,
lie
Ihm
rrovhwf
ir
II
rl
t
Isli
OrfuiiiM.
trM'i,
wlm
died
oil
the
ll
dilV'iif
Aprir,
IBtl.
MOTIC.K
A
lierfliv
itlvvillirit
liv
nil
r.t'rtor
of
III
llotKMir
F.
tfH,
VlMHIIf,
JIHllTH
Of
the
county
:nrri,
nutfd
lh
I7IH
day
or
Airll,
f92l,
the
rindt-rnlltiwil
WH
iihMh
administrator
nf
the
enlaii;
of
the
almve-named
dereaxed.
And
tmtlre
l
hereby
further
frlven
that
all
pernofi
luvlnr
da
m
aralimt
the
mid
enuie
are
required
10
file
ili
rlalnm
duly
verified
under
naifi.
with
me
on
or
hefore
the
IStli
day
uf
Aiurnat,
tl,
after
which
uaie
i
win
proceea
to
distribute
the
atrl
or
the
ald
entatw
anifinr
the
ennli1
entitled
llierelo
havlnv
reiranl
only
to
the
claim
of
uhlcli
I
lm
ihe'ii
he
notice,
and
I
will
nt
be
liable
for
aid
aieu
or
any
pari
(hereof,
to
any
person
or
whone
claim
f
ahall
not
then
have
received
not
Ire
Hated
at
Atltn.
It
C
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9
nth
dav
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June,
104
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MONnOE,
Orricltl
Adminiitrttor.
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DAILY
EDITION
Thursday.
July
10,
192
.
Usk
Development
v
Will
Benefit
District.
,
The
resumption
of
mining
and
.milling
operations
at
Usk
will
make
that
a
busy
place
once
agaii
and,
if-
the
project
for
a
pulp
tnjll
as
announced
yesterday,
goes
through
ilwill
.become
one
of
the
most
important
places
along
the
line
of
the
Canadian
.
.auouHi
uauways
nctweeu
here
and
Kdmonton.
People
who
have
interests
at
Usk,
in
view
of
recent
developments,
are
very
hopeful
Of
the
future.
They
say
that
Usk
is
the
logical
place
for
.
a
puip
and
paper
mill.
While
Prince
Rupcrl
people
would..
like
lo
see,
such
a
plant
here,
the
next
best
thing
will
be
to
have
(me
as
close
as
Usk.
;
The
city
will
benefit
considerably
from
it.
Business
will
be
in-crwised
generally
and
the
railway
will
gel
more,
goods
to
haul.
It
is
stated
by
recent
arrivals
from
.the
Islands
that
a
pulp
j
mill
is
being
planned
for
Bu'Ckley
Ray
but,
at
the
lime
of
wrjU
iiig,
it
was
impossible
to
get
anything
definite,
on
this.
Peculiarity
Of
t
Human
Nature.
f
Human
nature
and
(he
power
of
the
big
whip"
were
amply
demonstrated
in
the
course
of
the
Democratic
presidential
no'm-.
ination
balloting
which
ended
yesterday
at
New
York.
After
.
fighting
bitterly
for
days
and
developing
factional
feeling
that
X
equalled
if
not
exceeded
the
heal
of
the
ultimate
battle
between
:t
Democrats
and
Republicans,
in
a
Very
short
lime,
after
the
niovemenl
in
thai
direclinii
started.1
Ihiuu
w.-ro
miiiiiu,i
riva
,
.
.
..ifw.
.Vt.
i
and
everybody
rushed
lo
make
the
choice
unanimous.
Davis
did
not,
of
course,
figure."ui
the
heat
of
the
battle
that
waged
t
for
pearly
ten
days
and
nobody
was
surprised
at
the
outcome.
One1
cannot
help
but
wonder,
however,
why
the
parly
managers
r
could
not
have
hnJiighl
about
an
agreement
sooner
than
Ihey
did.
The
effect
on
the
body,
politic
at
large
must
have
been
f
anything
but
bueficial
to
the
interests
of
the
parly
concerned.
Illowerer,
it
is
an
American
faculty
and,
in
a
lesser
degree
Can-I
adian,
to
be
able
to
bury
feelings
rapidly
and
work
up
eiilliiisi-
asm
in
another
direction.
.
...
.
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...
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.
A
r:
Chances
Of
Settlement
i
In
Britain
Are
Good.
Prospects
for
n
settlement
of
the,
reparations
nuestjori
in
Europe
look
better
now
than
they
have
since
the
end
of
the
war
mid
the
signing
uf
the
Treaty
of
Versailles,
nerinanveems
to
be
favorable
lo
accenliiiir
u
i
rnitMiuiv
in
wi'irDfin
ri..i
n..,
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1
.
,
1
.
..-..wiv
uuiv
limn
Liir
iiiiiiilii
111
iri'
nuer
.incoonnui,
roilmving
his
conference
with
Premier
Ileriotl.
that
"full
and
sum
ssfnl
accord"
hail
been
reached
between
France-
and
Ureal
Critaiii.
Italy.
BelKiuni
and
the
nther
im.
portanl
Allied
powers
maybe
expected
to
"fall
in
line
and
in
any
case
they
have
not
been
delaying
the.
settlement
of
late
for
the
nnei
uiuerences
have
lain
be
ween
Britain
and
Franc.
Subject
of
course
lo
the
proposals
of
the
premiers
being
ratified
bv
the
representatives
or
the
people,
it
really
looks
as
if
a
solution
was
to
be
reached
out
of
ah
exi'edingly
vexed
problem,
of
long
i
Jusf
think!
fh
k.M
Mi.ttH
f
m.liln
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))
lfTUI
fct.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
POSSESSES
TIMBER
WITH
ALL
THE
MOST
DESIRABLE
QUALITIES
Marketing
the
Product
on
Competitive
Basis
Is
Industry's
Big
Job
Sofl
wood
.linnlierMs
one
lif
the
world's
creates!
necessities.
Of
alt
the
'standing
liiiiber
on"
earth
only
one-third
is
snflwnnd
ut
the
demand
for
softwood
is
four
times
as-great
as
Hint
for
hardwood.
Softwood
lumber
is
a
highly
competitive
commodity.
The
demand
for
it
regulates
Itssclling
value.
That
is
to
say,
it
is
the
consumer
and
not
(lie
manufacturer
who
really
fixes
(lie
price
list.
This
is
especially
true
of
the
buyer
overseas.
Market
extension
work
is
one
of
the
busiest
branches
of
the
British
Columbia
lumber
industry
hut
British
Columbia
is
lortimate
indeed
in
possessing
he
world's
finest
softwoods
which
makes
selling
easier
if
the
competition
can
be
met.
These
are
the
principal
species
of
this
province:
,
Douglas.
Fir,
the
hardest,
largest,
st
rrth
ges
I
and
healthiest
of
all
the
great
softwoods.
Western
Hemlock,
the
younger
brother
of
Douglas
Kir
and
its
growing
rival.
Western
Red
Cedar,
called
the
"tree
of
life,"
on
account
of
its
remarkable
powers
of
resistance
to
weather
and
decay.
.Sitka
Hpruce,
the
wonderful
airplance
spruce,
the
most
valuable
softwood
in
existence.
Western
While
Pine,
B.C.
Larch.
Mngelman
Spruce,
'
Yellow
Pine,
unique
products
of
the
B.C.
mountain
lumber
industry
all
owning
unique
properties.
The
forest
trees
of
British
Columbia
(
pqsse,
individually
and,
collectively
all
-the
"most
sought
for
.
qualities
that
soft-woods,
can
lay
claim
In.
This
series
of
articles
communica't.cd
by
the
Timber
Industries
Council
of
British
Columbia.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS
IT
maybe
that
some
women
can
be
read
.like
a
book
but
they
can't
lie'
shut
up
the
same
way.
.
"NO
more
shall
f
he.-ir
the
loving
footsteps
of
my
dear
husband
as
he
ventures
up
the
front
door
steps,"
sighed
the
loving
spouse.
Upon
enquiry
being
made
as-
to
the
cause
of
so
much
despondency
j
was
learned
that
the
hero
of
the
tale
of
vwoe
had
purchased
rubber
soles.
-
,
-
(
TO
rnako
a
pound
of
butter
Oo
a
long
way
in
the
home
Jusf
drop
it
on
the
kitchen
floor
And
leave
it
there
io
roam.
MANY
a
woman
spoils
her
painting
gift
by
beinsr
a,
little
too
heavy
with
the
red.
WHAT
has
become
of
the
garden
enthusiast
who
used
to
talk
about
his
fragrant
onions?
IF
the
alarm
clock
did
the
work
Instead
of
the
wakiilg
up
stunt
it
yould
be
more
worth
the
price..
r.
"OH
fatlfer
I
hear
a
horrible
noise
8
"Oh
say
what
it
maybe?'-'
-"It's
your
inotheK
amusing
I
he
company,
Son,
"With
a
song
called
'The
"IS
you
gwine
to
pay
me
ilal
dnllah
you
owes"
liter
asked
a
darkie
of
his
friend.
"I
ain't
sayln'
as
I
ain't."
I
ain't
askln'
you
is
you
ain't
I'sn
askin'
you
ain't
you
is,"
replied
the
black
money
lender;
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
tt
tt
City
Solicitor
Kred
Peters,
K.C.
left
this
morning
for
Victoria.
He
Is
the
first
of
the
cty
delegation
to
go
down
to
argue
the
city's
claim
to
retain
control
of
it's
own
streets.
Mrs.
A.
T.
.Parkin
ami
child
and
Mrs.
Trail,
who
has
been
visiting'
here,
left
ou
the
Prince
Hupert
this
morning
for
Victoria
where
they
will
spend
some
'
'
'
weeks.
M
r.
Ha.lett
who
has
been
visijing
his
brother
here,
left
for
the
south
Ibis
morning.
built
in
San
Pedro
three
yearsf
ago
under
the
personal
super-j
vision
of
.Mr.
Hoach.
The
parjy,
J
which
is
ou
a
three,
months'
cruise,
left
this
morning
for
j
Juneau,
Skayway'
and
inlermedi-l
ate
points.
j
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
V.
K.
Binns,
Balmoral;
Bernard
Wilson,
Port
Clements;
David
Johnston,
Toronto;
K.
D.
I).
Wilson,
John
K.
Johnson
ami
j"
II.
K.
Johnston
and
fajnily,
I'd-1
moplon;
Frank
Phiscalor,
Ter-tl
race;
J.
Kerr,
Victoria;
V.
A.
Hol-i
litis
and
J.
D.
Watson,
Vnncou-j
er;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I).
Small,
jSockeje;
W.
W.
Crane,'
Saska
toon;
P:
S.
flardner
and
Jilsle
A.
Brown,
London,
hngland;
II.
J-J.
Amos,
Calne,
Hngland;
II.
It.
Jefferson,
Snmerville;
O.
K.
Dickinson,
Bill
Williams
and
J.
W.
Marklen,
Los
Angeles.
Central
Oeorge
Slockford,
Pfirt
Clements;
J.
Hilchie,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
(eorge
Murray
aiul
J.
McKay,
Buckley
Bay;
Joseph
Walkpr,
Prince
Albert;
William
C.
Hay
and
Charlotte
,
Hay.
Corpus
Christ
I;
Sadie
Hoig,
Ilsn'n;
.
II.
Cowdell,
Vancouver;
II.
Cochrane,
C.N.H.;
V..
Burke
ami
A.
Weath-erspoon,
Burns
Lake;
George
Derrington,
city.
SK.mId
Tt'.MiKIIS
adUn-rd
to
tlio
uuderalinicd,
and
endorsed
"Tender
for
...
n.;..
...,
;hrl
eiteiilHi
and
rciwira,
Delia
toola,
whatever
lake
their
.points
fancy,
m.c.-'wtu
i
received
t
tun
orrice
until
All
the
travelling
is
being
done!!2
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0
0
"
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f
"j
1
h
.
n
.
.?"-
ill
the
daytime
in-order
that
I
lie
lot
an
eteuaion
and
repairs
to
tii
wiurfi
seen...-v
,,,
tu.
Ink.,
In
.?"
"J?t-
..
I
i
i-miis
Mini
inriiiD
01
imiiiuii
ran
lie
lieen
Thn
Yacht
.ui
riieriricalloti
and
forma
of
tender
oh-
.
.
..
.
italned
at
llila
Jieparlment,
at
the
ofrice.
Ihe
yacht
is
a
masterpiece
oljor
the
WsirK-t
Eniriiieer,
old
Post
office
iiiiiidinir,
victoria,
n.i.
arm
at
tne
1'iwt
orricca,
Vancouver,
K.C;
1'ilnce
Hupert,
il.C.i
amu,
(I.e..
and
Delia
Ctsila,
n.i:.
Tender
will
not
lie
ronalilered
unleaa
made
on
printed
forma
aupptled
by
the
iieparnueiii
aiKj
hi
arcoruance,
Willi
roll-dttion
contained
therein.
Hacli
temler
HHift
he
acrompanletl
by
an
accepted
cheque
on
a
chartered
Iwink,
pay-able
to
Ihe
order
of
the
Minister
of
I'tibflr
vvorKa,
equal
to
iu
per
cent
of
Hie
amount
of
the
tender.
Bond
of
the
Iio
rnrnlon
of
Canada
or
bond
or
tlie
Canadian
A'atlonal
Hallway
Company
will
alo
be
ic
cejited
a
necurlty,
or
liond
and
s
cheque
If
required
to
wake
np
an
odd
amoimt.
Note.
-
blue
prims
ran
be
obtained
it
thl
Department
by
depositing
an
accept.
e1
cheque
for
the
turn
of
110,00.
parahln
lo
the
order
of
the
Minister
of
p'nbhc
tiA.
wiin-ii
win
iMf
Tcturneo;
ir
tile
In
tending-
bidder
ubinii
a
retrular
bid.
By
order,
N.
IlF.SJAIIf)I.NS.
Actlna;
Secretary
Department
of
public
Works.
Mlawa,
June
is,
0M.
NOTICE.
1
6.1
IN
THE
MATTER
of
an
application
for
inr
,t?uv
ui
a
rruvisioim
ceruncate
of
Title
for
Lot
fourteen
H),
niocic
seventeen
(17).
Townalte
of
Delkatla,
Map
tuaj.
Satlaractory
tirwjf
of
Ihe
lots
of
the
Certiricale
of
Title
coverlrig-
the
above
land
havlnir
been
produced
to
me,
it
Is
mv
in-tendon
to
tue
after
the.
expiration
or
one
ii'jhii
iikiii
ine
nrai
puuiirauon
nereor,
rrov
moim
certiucaie
or
Title
to
the
almv
land
In
thn
name
of
Ole
Andrea
Orrnbrak.
The
original
Certificate
of
Title
iHiri
win
sin
jmy
ivij,
ana
is
4
0
1
91.
Und
nk-iMry
Office,
rrlnce
nuperl,
Hill
Frbruary,
t04.
II.
F.
MACLEOD,
tletlatrar
nf
Tltlea
LAND
ACT.
,
Notlee
of
Intsntlon
to
Apply
t
Laa
Land.
In
Oueeii
Charlotte
Mmids
Land
Ulmrlct,
llerordlnir
fl-lilrl
of
Skeena.
and
situate
Ml
I
nll
I
fir
II
INK
10
III
T
Plan
OK
Oueen
rhnrlotle
Islands
isse
riiitire
mat
Hume
B,
Uablntton
nf
si
nnrt
,
ui
I
II
lira
1
1
II
f
II
IITII
r
V
IllJlllfl
ITmr
lit.
tends
to
apoly
for
permission
to
leae
tlie
em
iiik
uercrineo
roresnore;
rrHiilnen
clnr
at
a
poat
planted
at
the
south
wet
corner
of
ninck
ID-
Ih.nre
wet
der
south
about
f
on
feet
to
low
water
mark
thence,
northerly
stout-
w
water
mark
to
a
point
west
as
dear
south
of
northwest
cornerof
Block
ID
thenre
easterly
to
the
northweat
corner
if
niofk
9;
thence
SlllltherlV
Shins
lllull
Wllee
mail.
f..
.....I
and
contalnlnr
V
seres
more
np
lea
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