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DAILY
KDJTTON
98
86
Tuesday.
May
5,
ll)2.".
Two
Party
System
May
Return.
The
special
correspondent
at
Ottawa
of
two
well
known
British
Columbia
newspaper
ay
"The
budget
vole
is
taken
as
indicating
clearer
than-any
development
since
the
lal
election,
liat
Canada
is
going
back
(o
the
two-party
system
with
I
lie
Liberal
parly
'constantly
gaining
strength."
If
the
Progressives
break
up,
as
seenis
just
noV
possible,
ihe
Liberals
will
undoubtedly
make
gains,
for
the
Progressive
are
very
close
to
the
Liberals
in
matters
of,
policy.
Should
the
Progressives
not
be
in
the
field
at
the
next
election
it
seems
probable'
(hat,
many
or
Ihe
constituencies
they
at
present
repre
sent
will
go
over
to
the
Liberals
while
others
will
go
Conserva
tive.
All
mat
would
be
needed
would
be
n
dozen
supporters
to
pill
the-
present
government
back
in
power
for
another
term,
unless
the
rest
of
the
country
reverses
its
former
vote
and
tin
lis
Conservative,
which
seems
hardly
likely
just
now.
Prince
Rupert's
interest
in
the
next
election
will
lie
in
Hie
completion
of
the
work
now
being
carried
oir
by
the
Dominion
here.
It
is
lb
be
hoped
that
there
will
be
no
election
for
a
year
and
by
that
time
the
elevator
should
be
in
operation..
Compliment
Churches
On
Their
Success.
'1
he.
churches
of
the
city
are
to
be
complimented
on
their
successful
nosing
money
for
thejr
respective
schemes.
With
oui
singling
out
either
for
special
mention
it
mav
be
said
Dial
it
is
one
or
the
signs
of
advancing
civilization
when
people'
laki!
an
iuterestiii
tlieir
churches
arid
are
willing
lo
spend
money
on
f
hem.
Wft.are
past
Ihe
stage
now
where
we
can
expect'
Ihe
people
of
England
r
Eastern
Canada
to
finance
undertakings
of
mai
kind,
rrom
this
time
on
most
of
the
church
schemes
will
have
lo
be
paid
for
right
here.
.
Ihe
appearance
of
Ihe
cily
has
been
very
much
improved
iy
me
cnurcli
liiiildiugs
and
when
the
work
now
contemplated
is
finished
the
improvement
will
be
even
more
marked.
No
one
(hen
will
lie
able
lo
say
that
one
congregation
is
worshipping
in
a
mission
hall,
another
in
a
half
finished
building
and
a
third
in
one
thai
has.
been
allowed
(o
go
into
decay.
Other
Buildings
-
,
Might
Be
Renovated.
Older
buildings
in
Ihe
cily
would
stand
u
little
renovating.
Some
ol
them
have
not
a
very
bright
appearance
and
all
that
is
needed
is
a
coal
of.
paint
lo
make
lhem'Io"k
wejl
and
the
cily.
look
modern.
Little
lliiugs
like
lljis
count
so
much;
especially
in
Ihe
eyes
of
visitors
of
whom
we
niYiy
expert
many
this
summer.
butch
Settlers
For
Queen
Charlottes.
The
arrival
of
Ihe
first
contingent
of
Dutch
settlers
for
Queen
Cliarlotle
Islands
is
an
important
event.
More
are
on
the
way
hero
and
will
be
found
locations.
The
man
w-ln
is
con-dueling
them.
Dave
Ruttaii,
know
to
many
here,
js
living
on
Ihe
islands
and
making
good,
lie
knows
the
conditions
and
doubtless
has
explained
them
clearly
to
the
people-
who
are
'
'
'
'
coming.
.
--.
'.
What
is
needed
'tit
the
Islands
jiist
now
is.
sufficient'
population
to
insure
to
the
tllei
gti'od,
.
tivinspiiiUaliiHi
(fadliliek.
Once
Ibey
have
regular
aiid
'fiWptfnt
to
make
good.
'
Residents
Are
Best
Immigration
Agents.
Tluise
who
live
in
Ihe
country
make
the
best
immigration
ngenls.
They
know
the
conditions
and
can
faithfully
inform
others
nbotit
them.
Take
the
Hulkley
Valley
ns
nu
example.
If
Ihe
farmers
and
others
there,
have?
bulb
in
llieir
district
they
can
easily
induce
olhers
to
come
among
them
and
the
larger
Hie
population
and
Die
more
thickly
they
are
settled,
the
betler
r....
i
!i
...
.
"Now
Feeling
Fine
and
Able
to
do
my
own
work"
Mn.
Walter
Grieve,
Co
Hill,
Ont,
vrritet:
"1
was
in
luch
a
;akened,
run-down
condition
that
I
could
not
take
care
of
my
household
duties.
1
wa
unable
to
sleep
at
night,
and
the
doctor
told
me
I
was
anaemic.
I
commenced
a
treatment
af
Dr.
Chaie'
Nerve
Food
and
to-day
I
am
feeling
fine
and
able
to
do
all
my
own
work.
"My
little
prl
had
ec
zema,
and
different
remedies
took
no
effect
whatever.
We
got
a
boi
of
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
and
that
one
box
relieved
her."
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
AO
rta.
a
box
of
60
plUa,
Kdmnon,
llftten
&
Co.,
jAd.,
Toronto
MOTOR
CRUISER
FOR
FORESTRY
New
Vessel
Named
"Lilian
D"
Taken
Over
Prom
Builders
This
Week
IS
WELL
CONSTRUCTED
The
motor
cruiser
for
Ihe
lt.ll
Forest
Service
which
has
heou
built
by
"Ihe
Prince
Itupcrl
Dry
(Dock
ami
Shipyard
is
now
about
completed.
Afler
she
conies
off
the
dry
dock,
where
she
now
is
for
a
final
coal
of
(taint,
Ihe
ves
sel
will
he
taken
over
by
Hie
owners,
this
w'ek,
The
new
cruiser,
which
ha
been
named
"Lillian
D."
is
(ill
feet
over
:illl
12
feet
.(
inrlio
wide
with
a
dentil
of
nine
feet.
The
ve-isel
.displaces
some
thirty
Ions
on
1he
load
water
line.
The
propelling
power
is
a
two
cylin
der
I
wo
cycle
51-C0
U.p.
Vickers
Peller
engine
turning
on
a
12
inch
12
pitch
Columbia
type
wheel
nt
a
speed
of
325
reolu
lions
,per
niinule.
Suhslanlial
Vi-inch
sheet
sjeel
tanks
of
70i1
gallon
capacity
give
Ihe
essel
a
eruisig
radius
oMwo
thousand
mile.-
without
replen.
ishing
and
Ihe
waler
capoJ-Hy
is
in
like
ratio.
m
t
Motor
Details
.
1
lie
auxiliary
set
.-ousisl
of
a
2
h.p.
Pelter
engine
driving
a
iieneral
Kleelrir
general
or
ami
a
Curtis
air
compressor.
In
addi
tion
to
this,
a
belt
drien
genera
lor
on
the
main
engine
provides
Ihe
necessary
"juice"
for
ordin
ary
purposes
and
the
air
starting
bottles
are
normally
charged
from-
the
main
engine.
Storage
batteries
an-
of
Ihe
Kxide
type.
I
wo
methods
are
provided
for
starling
Ihe
engine
electric
or
rapid
starting
lamps
and
the
cir-.iilaliiisr
and
bilge
pumps
are
so
arranged
as
to
ptinip
waler
either
from
the
sea
or
the
hilge
and
discharge
overboard"
or
to
Hie
deck.
A
deck
pump
is
also
pro
vided
as
a
further
precaution
in
case
or
ln-eakdowh
or
when
the
main
engine
in
slopped.
This
may
also
draw
water
from
the
sea
or
bilge
and.
like
the
power
pumps,
Is
arranged
for
deck
washing.
Ihe
engine
may
he
controlled
fiuier
irom
me
engine
rjioni
n-
iiie
piioi
noose
ami
answering
telegraphs
and
speakin
lubes
are
also
inninlled.
Healing
of
Ihe
boat
is
accom
plished
by
Jiol
water,
a
small
water
Jacket
healer
beirtg
located
in
the
crew's
(juarlers
fired
by
a
Therm"
coal
oil
burner,
and
radiators
throughout.
Interior
Appointments
I'he
galley
is
compact
and
full
of
cupboards
and
drawers.
An
ice
box
is
used
for
Ihe
storage
of,
pcri-hajde
commodities
on
long
cruises.
The
slove
is
a
regular
house
range
wilh
water
front
filled
with
".Norway"
coal
oil.
burner.
Should
Ihe
burners
go
mil
of
operation
at
any
timo
nrj
require
repair,
coal
grate
are
provided
both
for
the
range
and
hoi
waler
healer.
Hot
and
cold
waler
is
available
at
Ihe
galley
sink,
in
dtie
two
toilets
and
in
(he
deck
Cabin
for
washing
pur
pose.
.
j
There;
-
is
sleeping
accoinninda-!
IjolV
'filial
wlye
.ineii,
i
There
lire
two
'berth
in
the
deck
-cabin,
six
in
the
crews'
quarters
and
four
in-nines
mr
marKetiug
and
education
and
social
hfe
they
will
nsed
as
an
olllce,
by
Ihe
forest
receive.
The
main
thing
for
nny
community
is
for
the
individ-
ranger,
is
equipped
with
pood
ions
io
icaiii
io
work
together
and
have
faith
in
their
commiinity.",romnindalioii
for
files,
blue
prints,
maps,
elc
with
desk
room
and
drafting
apparatus.
Two
dinghies
are
carried
on
Engine
Peller
A
Vickers,
Ward
F.leclric
On.,
local
agents.
I'pholslery
(Jeorgft
I).
Tile
&
Co.
Tnnks
Hafrhfrtrd
A
Shenlon.
HI
nek
(J.
O.
Howe.
Kleclric
fillings
and
Inslalla-I
ton
Parkin
&
Htuarl.
'mechanical
sUjfcxintenilent
for
'
dPpartmcnCjVC
lands
and
he
stales
that
tliemalorials,
work-nianship
nd
fiiflsli
are
all
thai
could
be
desired
while
Die
plan
of
T.
Ilalli.lay,
naval
architect
of
Vancouver,
have,
hee.u
slrielly
adhered
"
to.
No
Better
Anywhere
The
launch
'i.
equal
to
any
and
better
than
many
built
where
a
wbler
range
of
choice
in
the
selection
of
labor
and
material'
is
available
and
is
a
credit
lo
Prince
ifupert
in
general
and
J.
II.
Pillsbpry,
manager
of
the
dry
dock,
his
stair
and
others
particularly.
,
',''
The
crew
assigned
lo
the
"Lillian
D."
are
Forest
Manser
Boh
(iritlen.
Capl.
Mill
Penney
and
(look
.liimriv
.Moir.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
f
WS:-
ll'a
poet
had
lo
pay
income
tax
he'd
never
wan
I
lo
write
any
poetry.
IN
wear:
i
some
villajfeV
Die
in;
rs
while
piiTifs
to
leu
considered
quite
oil
I
re.
-
in
who
nnis
is
I
IM)
not
Jtiijw-
what
outre
means
hut
il
t
what
some
pen
pie
are.
If
you
want
further
iuformalioit
'apply
lo
a
cross
wont
fan.
THIS
is
the
lline
of
year
when
some
of
Ihe
young
people
begin
lo
look
In
the
.windows
of
I
!m
fu
mi
In
re
shops'.
LI'ITLK
Sweej
sweet
Whom
etery
4ilay
I
meet
YVanl-
another
kind,
a
suile
Thai
will
male
her
room
com
plete.
'
."'
i
CWADIA.MSM
i.
being
able
lo
hum
"(
Canada"
"out
or
lime.
.JOSEPH
Archambaiill
in
Hie
House
of
.
Commons
the
oiler
day
said
Free
trade
was
a
pio.is
dream
ahd
high
prtdeclioii
was
a
fit
of
hunger.
WOMEN
ouglrl
lo
lie
happier
Jhan
men
because
I
hoy
have
only
one
pocket
in
which
lo
lose
Ihings.
'
I
TS
oh,
Jo
In;
n
woman
.
And
wear
only
one
pocke;
Id
ppt
my
worldly
goods
all
I
here.
Then
take
a
key
and
lock
il.
DKFOHK
marriage
he
shov
his
love
by
buying
her
flowers
and
chocolates
and
afler
marriage
he
eals
her
cooking.
IF
you
wish
o
be
a
reformer.
try
il.
out
on
yourself
and
tin
n
null.
WE
have
something
In
be
thankful
for.
k-
The
local
shieks
have
not
adopted
-
lwll-boo:n
panls,
garlerless
socks,
or
side
burns.
n
-
WHEN
some
of
the
old
timers
lell
how
'much
heller
boys
were
in
his
lime
than
Ibey
are
today.
ak
him
why
he
degenerated
so.
1en
Yeats
j
Ago
j
in
rnniia
Rupert
in
Hie
main
saloon.
The
uphnt-
l,a'
B
1915
I
slei-y
is
in
khaki
duck
wilh
wash-l
Mi
double;
weekly
steamer
aide
slip
covers
of
the
same'
"ervice
between
here
and
Van
malerial.
Ample
locker
accom-l
cnuver
will
be
started
by
Ihe
modalion
is
provided
Ihronphout!
sleanier
Prince
..lieorpe
..rind
Ihe
lioal
for
crew's
nersonal
be.
lonjriiiffs,
stores,
elc.
i'he
deck
cabin,
Which
will
hi
Prince
llupert
this
week
and
will
continue
till
the
end
of
the
nionlh
when
(here
will
be
three
boa
Is
a
week.
'
..il
,i
Oil
burning
locomotives
are
beinp
put
in
use
on
this
division
of
ihe
YJ.T.P.
The
first
of
this
slylo
of
locomotive
bronchi
in
the
lioal.
One
is
nine
feel
andilst
nitflil's
I
rain.'
the
other
twelve
feel
lonpr,
the
larger
beinp
equipped
with
a
3
H.P.
"Kilo"
inboard
engine.
Local
Supply
Firms
Various
local
firms
have
been
interested
in
Ihe
fabrication
the
"Lillian
I)."
The
schooner
Horealls
arrived
yeslenhiy
from
the
halilmt
banks
wilh
JJG.noo
pound
Tor
Ihe
.Ml
in
Fisheries.
The
Kryra,
an
Ameri-
of.can
lioal.
bidiight
in
10.000
pounds
for
Ihe
Cold
Hlorage.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREMI
COURT
OP
BRITISH
,
..
COLUMBIA
In
Ihe
Mailer
nr
lh-
Ailnilnlntralloil
Art;
mid
In
tlio
Miitlpr
or
th
KxlillP
or
John
John-TAhl.
MITICi:.
thai
iy
order
or
Ills
..........
,
,
....,
i-Mifcr(
II
m
III
iiih
Jill
uJ
.'ri.p.rn:
A'11,
.
,Ba'
-
wh
npimltiliMl
All
i
"
"
TIIHIP
ll
-"Mill
olll
4
,
,
.
...
.
.
Anchors,
elc.
(J.
.
Mcker-
l"-ad,
and
all
tirlis
Imviii-
son
,(.
.
,
;
Kniiii
nie
Mini
estnte
nre
wrmiy
l'ainling
and
decnrallng-
-.las.
Keys,,
t
Supervision
of
cnnslrnclion,
etc.,
has
been
in
Ihe
hands
of
.1
allies
11.
Ulakc,-
A.
M.
U,
I.
(J.,
r
eii
to
it,.,
on
r
H.r,irP
t)i
Ktti
any
or
my,
-A.li.
ts,
unit
all
prtln
Ind-lnert
iV..T.
.''r
"-'niirrrt
in
imy
tn
niwint
or
their
linl
litlii-KS
io
in-
forth-with.
'
NOFIMAN
A.
WATT.
orrinai
Actinliilntrntot-,
ia..H
....
I'rlmiH
linjiert,
H.
C
.i
Dated
the
8th
day
of
April.
!.
Now
WHY
KING
ALFRED
BURNEDTHE
CAKES
Historians
attach
great
on-porlitnce
lo
Itie
fact
Ilia!
King
Alfred
allowed
the
cakes
lo
burn
Dial
the
gooil-wiP'
Maude
had
lidd
him
to
took
afler.
Ilul
lo
hake
cakes
properly
in
King
Alfreds
lime
was
a
difficult
ijisk.
There
were
no
modern
ovens.
Ilul
modern
industry
has
improved
baking
melhods.
Today
the
up-to-dalc
hake
oen
is
healed
by
eleclricily.
Such
ovens
are
clean
ami
sanitary.
You
can
see
them
In
operation
at
the
Electric!
Wimlnw
Hakeries
maRers
of;
Electric
Ilro.ul.
100
i
NAVIGABLE
WATERS
PROTECTION
ACT,
i
R.f.B.C.
1806,
CHAPTER
116.
I
THOMAS
TnoTIKlL
Tif
Hip
Cllv
of!
Prlni-p
HiiixtI.
In
I
lip
Pnavini-p
nf
HrltUh
Coliiinhln.
IIKUI.IIV
;VIS
MiTIi
:
tliat
hr
tut
nmlpf
Si-rtlini
7
ir
thp
Nild
API
rip-
iinlti-i
i
Hip
MlhMlpr
nf
I'IiIiIIp
Workrn
HI
oilRwa,
nml
In
tliP
urrii'i'
nf
IIh
ll'
'
Irlrt
llpyUlrar
nr
Hip
l.aml
lpltrv
I1
:
Irlrl
or
ITIiipp
ltiiKrl,
at
I'rlnrp
lliiipt-t.
i
P.l
..
a
(tp.prlpilin
ir
Dip
Op
and
ilw
i
f
a
wh.irr
and
pipr
pfiipii.pd
to
.
injill
In
thp
Crlni-p
lliiiprl
llarlxir.
C'lnep
Kiiliprl,
n.C.
nn
all
ibusp
tirllm
or
waiprrmnt
blmk
0.
plan
03.
s-cilin
1.
Criiipp
liniwrl.
ITovliipp
r
lirltlnh
o.lnm-lila.
of
tlw
arixirtpniirit
rnrplinri-
anil
I
hp
walpr
lot
In
rronl
UiPrPor.
'imtalnliir
In
all
an
arpa
or
I
P
9
-
moth
arrp..
nion-
or
ip:
SXU
TAKK
.NOTICE
thai
artpr
Hip
p.
plratloii
or
OIK-
iiiuiitli
froni
Hip
ilip
tit
Hip
rirl
inilillrallim
of
thin
NnttPi:
Thoinn.
Trotipf
will
nnilPf
prlon
7
nr
Hip
!!
r
apjily
10
Hip
MlnMlPi-
rr
Pnlillr
Work
at
hln.orflpp
In
Hip
Cltv
or
otiawa.
rnr
aopNival
lit
Hip
Bll
Hp
niul
plnn
mifl
rnr
Iphp
to
Ponlnirt
Hip
slrt
ttharf
mwl
pp.
IiatPrt
at
t'rlnpp
rtupprt.
(i.e..
ihii.
Dili
day
or
April.
tjr.
tiiomvh
TIlOTirn,
Iiy
William.
Maiixin
a
ii.nx.ili'.
hi
Holli'ltnr.
you
can
buy
iff
A
real
whole
wheat
cracker
not
madfe
of
coarse,
indigestible
flour,
but
made
(ft
perfect
whole
grains
of
wheat
cooked
in
steam,
shredded
and
baked
in
electric
ovens.
If
you
like.
Shredded
Whelf
.
Biscuit
you
will
like
TRIJSGUIT.
It
is
a
crisp
and
tasty
delight
for
any
meal
so
nourishing,
strengthening,
and
so
easy
to
serve.
TRISCUIT
is
ready-cooked,
but
it
tuaita
ucuci
wiicil
toasted
in
an
oven
nrul
.cp.rvfri
WU
hot
with
butter.
At
all
first-class
grocers.
Tlif
Canadian
Khrrddrd
Whrat
Ciimpa-y,
Ltd.
Kltiin
r.ll.,
O.i.rU
Tr
i
scu
The
Shredded
Wheat
Cracker
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineer,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
BlAcktmithvi"!
makers,
Foundirs,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
if)
equipped
to
handle,
nl!
kmnV.
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3SF
RAW
FURS
If
you
want
to
bo
paid
highest
possible
i-n
''
p
for
your
HAW
I'l'ltH,
rorwanl
them
lo
R-
S.
ROBINSON
A
SONS,
LTD.
Branch
Receiving
Office
!1
225-6
Standard
Bankjictg,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Kood
Orrict-:
ll.S.Il.
HhlR.,
a-r.I
Louise
h
r
Man.
Ksi.
iRsa.
(1
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1925.
Has
produced
Minerals
ns
follows:
Placer
fiohl,
70,nSo:i;
"
r.'l.
or.r.
Milin
nn
r.to
nr.r.
.
i
,.n,i
tr.a
iwimi.
p..i.i.r
1
70
0
Hl.fiOS
;
'A
i.
sii;i.
'
'
i
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'
,
'rw,,..,,,,,,,,,
,
J4VIIII,
'W'J.'''l
JW..v.,
(
if(ff
t)()(,7rin;
MlHcollaneoiis
Minerals,
l,40Kf2&7;
fimil
ftml
Coke,
2r0,onK.I
,
)(
Stone,
Brick,
Cement,
etc.,
$.'10,4
1
n,2:M;
making
ils
Mineral
Production
lo
"ic
102.1
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$810,722,782
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1923,
$41,304,320
The
Mining
LnwH
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
llrafee.4
lower
llm"
l""11
nny
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
uny
colony
in
Ihe.
Hrjllh
Kmpife
Mineral
locations
nrc
grnnlcd
lo
discoverers
for
norn
innl
fees.,
,(
Absoltilo
Tillea
nrc
obtained
by
developing
such
pioperlies,
the
security
oT
wl11'
(
gunranlced
by
Crown
Grants.
.
.
hy
Full
Information
together
wilh
Mining
UejicrtN
nnl
Maps,
may
U
obl'ii"0'1
addressing-
mi'nES
THE:
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
Victoria,
British
Columbia.