taining
uiestinv
r
tMoO.WMt
for
the
commencement
of
the
strurture
were
tabled
in
the
Ifonse
of
Commons
yesterday.
The
next
thing
will
be
the
actual
starting
of
.construction.
Tenders
will
likely
he
called
for
at
least
a
portion
of
Ihe
project,
the
site
i
t
-i
...
..
.
...
win
nave
lo
ne
iiunlly
decided
upon
and
surveys
will
have
to
be
made
This
will
aji
take
time
bill,
within
a
year,
Ihe
structure
should
be
well
on
the-way
to
'construction
and
its
operation
may
start
in
IU25.
Once
started,
it
will
undoubtedly
be
rushed
along
to
completion
for
the
coast
needs
all
such
facilities
just
as
soon
as
they
can
be
rnnde
ready,-
Credit
for
the
successful
consummation
of
prince
Rupert's
representations
along
this
line
must
primarily
go
to
the
member,.
Fred
Stork,
but
the
local
board
of
trade,
railway
officials
and
others
have
been
instrumental
as
well.,
The
support
of
the
jprairie
Progressive
members
was
also
an
invaluable
factor
and
Jhe
agitation
that
Was
started
on
the
prairies
by
the
local
board
f
trade
it
is
conceded
di4,inue)'
loy.nrds;
getting
this
.support
at
the
time
when'
it
was
most
needed.
When
parliament
passes
his
estimate
the
port
of
'prince
-'Rupert
is
finally
recognised
as
a
logical
grain
shipping
cen-tre.
Republicans
Look
Like
Strongest
Party.
I
The
Nemocratie
onr
carried
fo
r
pwiii
wnere
u
im
patent
llial
the
parlyfi.Iindly
divided.
and
in
fa
weak
condition
to
enter
a
genera
election.'
ItVeems
now
that,
jvhoever
m'ay
be.
..the
:
final
choice
for
presidential
candidate,
the
Iparly
is
hartlly
likely
to
be
solidly
behind
him.
The
issues
under
discussion
before
the
balloting
started
also
went
to
indicate
that
there
is
anything
but
unity
in
the
parly.
1
Q
the
other
hand,
the
Republican
conventioo
was
ft
vppv
harmonious
affair
both
with
regard
to
the
adoption
of
n
ntnlfm-m
and
Ihe
choice
of
.
standard
bearers.
The
Lafolletle
movement
iwill
not
have
much
effect
on
Ihe
Republican
party
it
is
generally
leu.
1
All
in.ail,
at
this
distance
it
looks
as
if
tlaf
Hennhlienii
.!.
pile
the
oil
scandals,
areto
retain
power
and
that
Halvin
rv'.,i
'
age
win
ne
the
president
again.
.
r
Picture
Wires.
Are
Being
Perfected.
'
I
What
will
be
Ihe
next
great
step
in
'newspaper
making?
Will
Ihe
great
news
agencies
supplement-,.
their
present
news
wires
with
picture
wires
for
the,
-national
distribution
of
pic-lures?
That
has
long
been
the
dream,
of
newspaper
men
and
now
its
final
realization
seems
to
be
only
a
short
distance
away
sayewspaperdom"
in
a
recent
issue.
After
years
of
experi-mentiiig
the
engineers
of
the
American
Telephone
fc
Telegraph
Uo
have
demoustrafe.l,
lhar
the
dream
of
years
is
t
leam
nn
accomplished
fact.
The
deveIopme.it
of
a"
system
or
"national
distribution
of
spot
news
photographs
with
a
speed
almost
equal
to
thatnliilrolling
the
handling
of
word
pictures
seems
to
be
an
immediate
certainty.
'
A
practical
demonstration
of
the
method
of-plcture
trans-
vl.nlw?.?rf
-g,V,MM
r7e,'.,ly
vy!'e"
,,u?
nP"ncnii
Notional
con-J
"tln!
'Velo.Ml.
In
the
first
public
demonstration
15
iMiinrus
in
an
were
trnimtmti
--'
iii.tii
u
i
in
iiu
r.-i
I
hi
n
I
ifpuLiiiat,
i
i',,,,
-
....
.
condition
TOP
llf
vsi.;iiipi-
r-on..,l..i:....
:..
r..
.
untile.
rih2",,0,,,,f-'
tm
lhe
W1"
"
commercially
feasible
feasihle
and
the
invention
uses
no
new
scientific
principles
but
represents
the
use
of
standard
types
of
telephone
Z
ffiegrnn
apparatus
plu
the
association
of
many
recent
in
en
li,
"
nl
A
positive
transparent
film
supplied
by
W
pUogrS
s,,i
able
for
transmission
and
proves
only
the.
regular
f
nli,
o
graphic
development
is
necessary
to
prepare
tl
e
piHure
for
.production
when
received.
Control
an.
rogulatiS
f
a
liihl
When
Damp
Grass
turns
the
toes
of
your
brown
shoes
white,
just
apply
"Nugget"
Dark
Brown,
until
you
have
restored
the
color.
Shoes
won't
discolor
if
you
use
"Nutget."
It
is
water.proof
too.
7WQQET
Shoe
Polish
BLACK-
.
TAN
TONEY
RED
DARK
BROWN.
ALSO
WHITE
D'Mainf
(cakaj
n(j
WblO
Cleaner
(liquid)
The
Prince
of
Wales
as
fliiv-ernor-(eneral
of
Canada
is
sup-seslpil
ly
the
Vancouver
Hook
in
the
following
article:
England
is
worrying
about
the
problem
of
"'The
Empire's
Young
.Man,'
Prince
Eilwant
of
"Wales.
His
wholesome
young,
manhood
has
never
Riven
cause
for
alarm
or
reproach.
He
lias
made
friends
risfhl
and
Iofl.
He
is
nil
that
is
decent'
and
considerate.
His
sunny
smile
is
famous.
Hut
lie
is
none
the
less
the-centre
ol
much
uneasiness
to
the
Kmpire
that
he
is
destined
to
rule
in
the
ordinary
sequence
of
events,
lie
is
loo
hesitant
about'
wedlock
to
suit
millions,
and
too
ready
to
risk
his
neck
in
the
hunting
field.
Many
believe
liis
well
known
disregard
of
life
on
the
bunting
field
may
be
due
to
his
lack
of
proper
and
nppealing
occupation.
His
duties
of
lourinK
Hie
colonies,
makinpr
friends,
laying
foundation
stones,
-kissing
babies,
shaking
hands
and
visit-ins
the
wards
of
wounded
veterans,
are
hardly
sufficient,
however
onerous
and
conscientious
ly
carried
out
they
are.
Wiy
not
make.hini
next
fiov-
enior-(!eneral
of
Canada-?
Would
Be
Willing
There
is
little
question
of
Ihe
readiness,
with
which
he
would
accept
this
olllce.
And
It"
needs
no
imagination
(n
see
how
he
would
bring
into
Hie
work
all'
the
younp:
buoyancy
and
enthusiasm
that
have'
brought
him
only
broken
bones
on
Hie
hunt-
ins
fields
of
England.
This
admirable
young
chap
has
received
ample
.training.
He
has
acquired
ripe,
experience.
He
possesses
much
natural
statesmanship.
He
carries
every
trait
conducive
to
the
making
of
Ihe
best
Oovernor
Oeneral
Canada
has
ever
acquired.
l-'rorn
:
the
frozen
fastnesses
of
Arctic
Canada-o
the
southern
lopes
of
our
Pacific
ports,
reaching
every
nook
and
cranny
A.
Thomas"
to
Hudson's
Hone.
On
Mie.refurn
trip
the
parly
will
come
by
way
of
Pence
River
and
thence
to
the
city.
ists.
In
the
course
of
the
year
these
sight,
seers
and
sportsmen
bring
a
good
deal
ot
money
info
our
province.
Many
people
do
not
realize
Ihe
great
loss
lo
(ho
province
caused
by
forest
fires.
Kvery
person
an
do
his
or
her
hit
in
preventing
this
scourge
of
the
forest.
.
When
you
make
a
fire
be
snre
to
make
it
to
a
suitable
place
and
when
you
are
through
with
it
make
sure
il
is
quite
out.
i
ISever
throw
a
lighted
cigarette:
bull
away
near
anything
inftam-
malile.
if
you
ve
on
a
ranch
matter.
'
Can
All
Do.
Share
We
can
all
do-our
share'
in
preventing
fires.
However,
if
you
see
one
already
started
put
it
nut
if
you
possibly
can.
If
the
fire,
is
too
large
call
aid
and
either
go
yourself
or
send
some
one
else
lo
report
il.
Do
not
mind
being
laughed
nl
by
your
elders
and
playmates'
because
you
are
so
careful
with
fire.
Any
person
really
versed
in
woodcraft-would
never
dream
of
being
careless
with
fire.
(Note
This
essay,
wril.een
by
fieorgo
Minns
of
Honlen
Street
School,.
Prince
Rupert,
was
awarded
third
prize
in
lhe
Intermediate
class
of
the
forestry
department
recent.
jCompelilion
on
the
subject
of
"Forest
Fires,
their
effect
and
bow
to
prevent
them."
The
writer
is
twelve
years'
of
age
and
was
a
pupil
of
Miss
M.
I.
Weatherbead.)
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT.
In
the
Matter
oT
the
Kstate
of
Robert
J.
Wallace,
or
Atlln.
In
the
County
or
I'rlnre
Rupert,
In
the
I'rovlnce.
of
liritlsn
Columbia,
Deceased;
who
died
on
the
1st
d.ir
or
Anrll.
o3.
NOTIC.K
Is
hei-eh'v
irlven
that
liv
an
order
ni
of
III
Honour
F.
.Mcll,
Vounir,
Judge
of
tlie
l
'""J
u.tiru
um
wilt
tiny
01
Cliy
April,
tosi,
the
underslrnecrM-as
appointed
adraltilstnitor
of
the
estate
of
the
above-
in.iuied
ueceasert.
With
Hudson's
Hone
as
their
i
,.AM
notice
1
hereby
rut
titer
given
that
leslination,
Ihe
board
of
members
will
go-by
train
to
(Trandn
Prairiff,
I
hence
across
country
by
motor
to
Pouce
fioiipe
and
upstream
on
the
steamer
"D.
trade
.'state
are
required
to
file
such
r
In
Inn
oiiiy
vrrirwu
nmier
oatii,
itn
me
on
or
uerore
the
15th
day
of
August.
1J,
arter
hh-li
date
I
will
proceed
to
distribute
the
asset
or
the
said
estate
among
the
persons
emitted
thereto
having
regard
only
to
the
claims
of
which
I
shall
then
have
notice,
and
I
will
not
be
Uabl
Tor
salil
assets
or
any
part
thereof,
to
any
person
if
whose
claim
I
shall
not
then
have
received
notice.
Dated
at
Atlln.
B.C..
this
loth
day
of
hmr.
1094.
C.
I,.
MONROE.
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Administrator.
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ft.
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also
oil
lime.
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two.
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jday,.
July
9.
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PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Published
Every
Afternoon,
exc9pt
Sunday,
the
Priiice
'
Rupert
Daily;
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
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Managing
Editor.
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9,
1924.
Elevator
Here
Is
Now
Definite
Fact.
Prince
Rupert's
elevator
is
now
assured.
Rumors
and
pro
mises
;that
Ihe
facility
was
to
be
provided
for
in
the
sunnlenien
l'T.Y
e.stfinntes
became
definite
fact
when
theh
estimates
con
PRINCEAS
j
GOVERNOR
Vancouver
Hook
Makes
SuggestionSays
He
Would
Stimulate
Trade
and
of
prairies,
from
coast,
to
coast,
(lie
Dominion
would
benefit'
by
bis
ollicial
ami
friendly
pre
sence,
lie
would
act
as
a
stimulant
In
trade
and
development.
He
would
be
in
constant
touch
willi
all
parts
of
Hie
Dominion.
His
energy
and
love
of
travel
would
bi;ing
hinvfrequenfly
from
the
cloister
of
Ollawa
to
British
Columbia.
Britain's
future
King
would,
find
opportunity
for
happy
service
here.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
Aid.
Ceo.
Kerr,
who
an
nounced
that
he
was
going
into
the
interior
to
do
some
assessment
work,
is
irr
charge
of
'a
government
road
gang
working
on
the
Kispiox
valley
trail.
Jle
will
be
busy
at.
il.
for
several
months.
Mrs.
Frank
Martin
eame
up
nn
the'
Prince
llupert-
In
join
tier
husband
here
and
ihe
two
left
last
evening
for
Stewart
where
they
will
spend
the
summer.
Mr.
Martin
is
a
well
known
mining
man.
Fishing
off
I.angara
Island
has
not
been
successful
up
to
the
present
on
account
of
the
high
winds.
The
fish
are
now
commencing
to
run
in
lanre
numbers.
EDMONTON
BUSINESS
MEN
TO
MAKE
TRIP
INTO
PEACE
RIVER
KDWONTOX,
July
ft.
A
busi
nessmen's
excursion
to
the
north
country
has
been
definitely
decided
upon
by
the
cnuncil'of
the
board
of;
trade.
The
(rip
will
commence
on
August
li,
the
party,
expected
to
numjer
least,
30,
returning
to
the
about
10
days
later.
GEORGE
MINNS'
FOREST
ESSAY
Was
Awarded
Third
Prize
In
Department's
Recent
Competition
for
Intermediate
Grade
'
Kvery
year
.millions
of
dollar?
worth
of
limber
is
burned
by
forest
fires.
There
are
three
kinds
of
forest
fires.
The.'.firsf
is
the
crown
fire.
II
burns
(the
lops
of
the
trees
and
'
travels
very
quickly.
The
ground
fire
burns
under
ground
burning
the
leaf-mould
and
seeds.
The
surface
fire
runs
along
the
surface
of-
the
ground
and
burn's
needles
and
the
like.
The
lasf
fire
may
de
velop
nil
it
either
a
ground
.or
crown
fire.
When
conditions
are
favorable
all
these
fires
travel
very
rapidly
and
are
very
hard
to
put
out.
The
ground
fire,
however,
is
the
.hardest
(u
extinguish.
Dffeifdeeii
trenches
have
to
be
d,ug
to
slop
its
onward
inarch.
.
A
forest
fire
is
a
terrible,
lung.
Think
of
all
the
timber
that
is
wasted
and
Ihe
lives
that
may
be
lost!
Thousands
of
our
four-fooled
and
feathered
friends
become"
homeless
and
destitute..
In
the
last
five
years
there
have
been
fires
amounting
in
number
to
seven
thousand,
eicht
hundred
jforly
three.
One
thousand,
one
dtundred
three
of
these
fires
were
started
by
ligliliiing--al
he
resl
by
human
agency.
Lumbering
Industry
..
.
Lumbering'!'
one
-of
Hie
chief
industries-
of
Hrillsh
Columbia.
There
are
pulp'
mills,
box-fae-Inries
and
lumber
mills.
All
these
jnduslries
depend
nn
the
forest
for
support.
Timber
is
an
essential
in
railroad
construc
tion.
hen
a
lire,
burns
the
forests
all
these
industries
close
uowii.
.n
mo
employees
are
thrown
out
of
work
and
have
to
go
somewhere
else
for
employment.
The
roots
of
Ihe
trees
hold
the
moisture
in
the
gVouud
enabling
the
fanner
lb)
..
have
good
crops.
If
Ihere
are
no
forests
Hie
waleV
is
not
kept
in
the
soil.
In
s
firing,
-therefore,
all
Ihe
rivers
flood
'and
in
sum
mer
Ihere
is
a
drought.
Willi
no
forests
Ihere
would
be
no
attraction
for
hunters
and
tour
There
are
over
forty
delightfulNeilsonBars
When
you
liuy
advertising
you
buy
CIRCULATION,
urul
see
that
von
Mt
It.
tf
SKAI.KU
TK.NfiLns
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lo
ltiu
UiideraiK-ut-d.
mid
enilurseil
IVmlcr
fur
,,
.....
i
.
,
,
.
,
,
wimri
r
tension
anu
rrpaira.
ln-na
CimjIu,
or
farm
and
clear
land
by
fire
!.;.
win
l
irrHv-a
i
uuV
omce
until
VOO
P;ill
liot-ni-
lik
tnrk
I
"
"
e'cic
noon
cnroful
imjiijni
llling),.
Tu.
",
'
'
"'
"'"
'
dy,
July
22,
1824,
tut
llm
coi.au
union
won
ure.
li
you
want
to
Clear.
"'
an
""Mi-"""
nu
repan.i
lo
tim
wimri
wait
nil
wind
is
absolutely
right
Do
not
think
that
it,
does
not
'Hi
at
Holla
ti-ll:t
Cfmia
CHla.
Skt-cna
Mlti-f-rm
Olnlrlrt.
II.
I'lan
and
forma
or
n.nlr.K
1
ran
lx!
Htm
anu
?eriiMaiicin
ana
rornn
or
lender
u
tnlnrd
at
thla
Departilirnt,
at
the
office
or
t
ne
umrict
Mutineer,
old
font
orrhv
Building-,.
Victoria,
U.K.,
and
at
the
l-osi
orriceit,
VaiKMiuver,
U.C.:
ft
'nee
lluiiert,
D.C.,
Naiim,
I).c,
and
IlelU
c.,l.i,
li.i.
Tenders
will
not
lie
considered
unless
made
on
printed
forms
ii.plird
liy
the
Deparlraent
and
In
ai-rordnre
with
run-dltlonit
contained
therein.
Kach
tender
nHist
no
acnmifunled
liy
jn
arrepteil
rlieqiit;
on
a
rlmrtered
hank,
"tmv-ahln
to
the
order
or
the
Minister
nf
Puhile
Work.
enial
ut
Hi
per
cent
.or
ib
amount
of
the
tender.
Honda
or
the
Ho
rmnton
or
eanana
or
bonds
of
the
t:anndi,in
National
Hallway
Company
will
almi
lie
accepted
as
serurlly,
or
ImhkIs
and
a
elieuue
If
Mniilpad
...
m..l
....
..
.
.
i
..
.
..
.T.,
.......
...
ui
nn
ouu
viiini-ni.
.Note.
Itlue
prints
ran
lie
nhuined
at
till
Department
tbv
denosltlnir
an
ed
chej
for
the
sum
of
aio.iiu,
paiLle
wp
in.?
Minn-
ui
me
.Minister
or
t
nolle
""h"!
wmrii
win
ih
reiurnen
ir
the
in
tending-
bidder
suhmlt
a
reyular
bid.
liy.
order,
N.
IiKSJAHDINS,
Acting-
Secretary
Department
of
public
Work.
'Miami,
June
lfi,
my4.
j
r,j
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of,
Iptantlon
to
Apply
to
Laass
In
Skeena
Land
District,
riecordlng
his.
net
or
uoast.
and
situate
on
r-umnnni.
aland.
v
rake
notice
that
Clarence
E.
Balnter
.niire
"i-.'"Hj,
ui
i
rince
lllipert,
u
c
occupation
Insurance
agent
and
broker
In-
.
"
'.
!
"P'"y.
ror
P'Tmisslon
to
lease
nn-
iuiiuhimk
uescriocn
lanus:
Commen
clnr
at
a
Dost
Dlanted
nt
tho
hn-,i
r
bay
at
the
east
end
of
Catnpntila
Island
and
about
one
mile
rrom
the
soutn
end
of
the
Island!
thenta
following-
the
almtosltles
of
:L
,
,
"
"'"
wier
tine
around
j
the
Island
to
the
place
or
commencement
and
containing
g.linn
arret,
m.,.-
or
lem'
C.
C'DAIMfKR
k
JAMES
Mr.NULTY
...
fl?m,!
-PPlrant.
Ter
i
W.
E.
WILLIAMS.
Agent
"ami.
n.ned
Anrll
Qnd.
ia4
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laas
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Land
District'
Recording
Dlstilrt
or
Skeena.
and
situate
in
rronf
or
Hl.n-k
IK.
ir.L.
7.
Plan
m.
Oueen
Charlotte
Wands.
Take
Notice
lti.it
Hume
n.
Riblngton
of
Massett,
occupation
ranuery
manager,
.intends
to
apply
for
neriHUs(,n
to
lease
the
following
described
rnreshnre-
rnmm..
ring
at
a
post
planted
at
the
southwest
corner
of
Block
19-
thence
west
33
(leg
soutn
about
jno
reel
to
low
writer
mark-thence
northerly
along
low
water
mark
to
a
point
west
(re.
south
or
nnrlh-w-et
corneror
Block
10-
thence
easterly
lo
the
northwest
comer
of
Block
o:
thence
Southerly
along
lllah
water
rnMr
in
..
and
containing
9
V,
acres,
more
or
less.
It.
It
IIABI'ViJTON,
Name
of
Applicant,
A
Real
Treat
for
5c.
Big,
sweet
Brazil
Nuts
nested
in
cream,
with
a
coating
of
the
finest
Neibon
chocolate
delicious
I
If
you
haven't
tried
this
unique
Neilson
Bar,
you've
missed
a
treat.
Next
time
you
get
the
candy-craving,
ask
for
Neiison's
Whole
Brazil
Nuts
in.
Cream
it's
in
a
class
by
itself.
NEILSON'S
BARS
.
the
last
word
in
candyvalue
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
A.
Taylor
and
A.
M.
Kipp,
Kssjnjlon;
H.
.1.
Conway.
('..
!
M.
Mclnlyre
and
Mrs.
O.
(1
Mc-I
Inlyre.
Anyox;
L.
A.
Palmer.
W.
Longfellow,
F.
.1.
C.
Hell,-A.
Harvey,
C.
J.
Howbolhaiii
and
K.
W.
Sutherland,
Vancouver;
V.
F.
Lade,
Stewart;.
Hi
II.
Young
and
daughter.
Port
Simpson;
Mrs.
V.
'
Kiel
I,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Central
W.
A.
Moyer,
Vancouver;
Chris
Dixon,
"(ieorgelown;
Charles
Mr-Call,
Port
Clements;
II,
M.
Hrown,
C.
S.
(Julio,
C.
KoUger.
.1.
II.
Ilerg,
G.
Coleman
and
Dan
Forbes,
Jluekle.t
Hay.
CX.
II.
steamer
Prince
Oeorge,
Capl.
II.
.Vedden,
due
froih
Vancouver
and
wayports
al
.1
o'clock
this
afternoon,
is
reported
on
lime.
The
westbound
I
rain
due
at
I
o'clock
this
afternoon
is
4
V,
YOU
WANT
THE
FINEST
CANNED
SALMON
I
t.
V
-
Rupert
Brand"
Selected
1
Skeena
Sockeye
Kor
picnics,
hooe
"Rupert
Brand'
Salmon.
A,
few
Una
in.
the
pantry
are
always
banilv.
Hlock
a
supply
on
your
boat
Hint's
a
good
idr
SOLD
EVERYWHERE.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
For
the
balance
of
this
week
200
Pairs
Outing
Footwear
with
leather
soles;
for
Men,
Women
and
Children
At
Cost
and
Less.
For
liretl
and
smelly
feel,
broken
down
nrclfe?,
.
cab
louses,
bunions,
corn.",
gel
in
touch
with
Dr.
ischoll's
Agency.
THE
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
HV
UqueurWhisky
ItIv
JoTtbosfuho
dlstrimlnaUl
R
T,'i?im,eoriS
or
the
dPyed
by
L.quoi
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,