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Thursday,
.March
!i,
1925.
Distributing
Depot
For
Milk
Here.
The
proposal
to
establish
a
milk
distributing
depot
nl
this
city
for
the
farmers
of
the
interior
is
one
which
must
commend
itself
to
eyerjoue.
Pridce
Rupert
is
the
nalural
m'arket
and
il
,
would
be
a
great
benefit
to
the
cit
to
increase
its
milk
Siiply.
As
explained,
for
various'
reasons
the.
consumption
of
fresh
milk
here
i
only
one
fourth
of
normal.
It
would
be
the
aim
of
the
farmers
lo
increase
this
and
not
lo
put
existing
milk
supply
bouses
out
of
business.
For
some,
cause
the
Vnnderlloof
creamerv
has
proved
a
fi
nancial
failure.
That
tends
to
discourage
the
establishment
of
sniiilkrreamomv,
1
he
liu-turyi-of.
Ihtv-soulh
also
is
in
favor
of
Hit
t'biblUbTnVnf'o.farge
receiving
depot
at
the
point
of
ills
Irihuljon.
That
is
the
.laii
adopted
in
Ihe
OJd
Country.
The
only
point
al
issue
is
as
lo
how
much
of
the
preliniin
ary
work-houfd
be
iiudertaken
by
the
Provincial
(loveruniciif.
At
presenl
tliey
undertake
to
establisli
jTeameries
at
country
points
and
after
a
year
hand
them
-over
to
a
local
company
formed
froip
among,
the
-shippers.
What
is
asked
is
that
lliey
take
similar
action
in
regard
to
a
'distributing
depot
here
but,
that
they
operate
il
longer
than
a
year.
Coolidge
Speech
Very
Interesting.
The
addres.s
given
by
President
Coolidge
on
the
occasion
6f
his
inauguration
seems.
In
havu
been
a
most
interesting
one.
While
all
that
was
received
here
was
a
very
short
summary,
il
was
sufficient
lo
indicate,
the
general
trend.
The
speeeh-was
right
in
line
wilb
former
Premier
.Mac-donald
of
Ureal
Britain
in
his
opposition
to
competitive
armaments,
and
bis
advocacy
of
a
world
court,
and
a
general
policy
of
friendship
and
goodwill.
In
many
resperls,
too,
the
speech
yo
very
conservative
and
sometimes
reactionary.
It
urged
continuation
of
the
jwilicy
of
protective
tariffs,
expressed
opposition
lo
any
form
of
public
ownership,
and
also
opposed
the
laxinir
of
big
incomes,
such,
it
is
to
be
presumed,.
as
is
done
in
Canada
wuere
mere
is
a
sliding
cale.
Graduated
Tax
On
Large
Incomes.
fin'at
Britain
has
a
graduated
tax
on
large
incomes'
ami
on
mt
large
incomes
uie
stale
roller
l
a
big
proportion
as
it
share.
II.
also
collects
large
sums
from
inheritance
luxes,
grad-
ii.tii-u
acroriiing
10
me
amount.
Tins
gradualed
nvslem
is
the
modern
irtelhinur
rsln"c,lingtiiicomes
and
giving
the
slate
an
opportunity
to
collect
sotitefcnioiiev
without
1
1
1
i
1
1
1
1
1
1
T
.-1
1
1
Villi
People
nf
radical
teiidenc.
oT
mcomes.
giving
t,e-;'sate
K&tMfrltj
P'Hte'I'fMgi
above;
a
certain
bind.
'
-.yf.vv
f-MvAfr.!4j
Hazelton
And
Rupert
Got
Together
Yesterday.
II
ii
i
1
1
1
.
'.
.
i
.i.ixfii.Ni
ami
I'nnce
iiupert
pepplc.,gnt
together
yesterday
ami
laiKeu
over
railway
mailers
with
great
beneril
lo
Hie.
people
of
I.
nl
1
1
places.
That
is
the
right
thing
lo
do.
Wc
all
would
ne
miner
n
we
coiiiu
meet
mil
or
town
neighbors,
ortener.
Distance
is
the
main
sliiinbliutr
block.
It
costs
a
im..,i
,,,,,1
Nervous
and
Despondent
rt
n
n.
99
.
-IleYuer
"
Kiyer,
Ont.,
writes:
For
eight
year
I
suffered
from
despondency
and
nervousnew.
oometimet
1
could
not
sleep
at
1
.
niRnt
for
worrying
and
the
next
-jfT
day
I
would
be
so
tired
that
my
wont
was
a
Durden
to
me.
1
be-gaa
using
Dr.
Oiase'i
Nerve
Food
and
can
say
I
am
now
entirely
relieved
of
the
nervousness
from
which
I
used
to
suffer,
and
things
do
not
worry
me
as
they
used
to.
"Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
also
relieved
me
of
eczema
on
my
arms,
which
had
bothered
me
for
three
years.
My
house
Is
never
with
out
Dr.
Chase
s
Medicines."
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
80
ciA.
a
hoi
of
en
pllta,
Mmux
n,
IUIm
A
Co.
lid.,
Toronto
ZANNi
AFTER
TIME
RECORD
Hops
U,
1VJ
WIipii
Ciipf.
I'edns
Zanni,
in'eil
record.
When
I
his
trip
iwas
first
cnnloninlarerl
hy
avia
tors
it
was
only
wilh
Hie
object;
to
make
Ihe
I
rip,
not
a
inieslinnj
of
speed.
Itiil,
aviation
is
rapitlly
advancing,,
and
this
is
only
one!
indication
that
it
will
soon
lie
one
of
the
great
commercial'
traiisporlalioii
enterprises.
In
his
.attempt
In
shatter
Ihe
world's
flight
record
Zanni
is
taking
some
dariiif.'
risks,
fore-l
most
anions
whiuli
are
non-stnpj
Might,
and
who
will
visit
Prince
lluperl
shortly,
figures
that
lie
can
make
the
-Atlantic
Might
in
.seventeen
hours,
probably
less.
A
Gruelling
Test
In
any
event
il
will
be
the'
most
gruelling
l;sl
of
Ihe
entire
Might,
inasmuch
thai
it
will
be
a
,:i00
mile
journey
wit
limit
one
place
on
which
to
land
should
there
be
engine
trouble
and
unfavorable
weather
condi
tions.
'Dense
foil
banks,
are
not
uncommon
over
tli
Atlantic
while
a
landing
if
t)ic
plane
is.
pnnloons,
which
probably,.'
)iC
m.td
in
in
i
lite
in)
sea
sea
even
even
i
cfiiippe,d
wijhj
'
cliiiuge
wiltj
de,
would
pro-1
bably
be
falai.
The
sea
is
by
no
means
calm,
and
the
expedition
might
not
get
off
so
lucky
as
did
Harry
Hawker,
who
was'
forced
down
when
almost
in
sight
of
Hie
Irish
coasl.
Has
Fokker
Aeroplane
Zanni
is
equipped
wilh
a
Fok
ker
aeroplane
with
Napier
350
horse
power
cngjnes,
which
has
a
cruising,
speed
of
no
miles
an
hour.
At
Vancouver
there
is
a
new
machine
and
a
spare
engiu?
in
case
Ihe
present
plane
gels
smashed.
This
machine
is
alsn
of
Hie
same
type.
In
making
I
lie
transpncifp'
Might,
Zanni
will
lake
Ihe
same
course
as
Ihe
Aiircrican
and
British
flyers,
namely,
by
way
or
the
Aleutian
Islands,
making
de.riuile
slops
al
Dutch
Harbor,
Silka,
Prince
lluperl
and
condi
tional
slops
al
olher
stations
that
will
be
placed
along
the
rou
I
p.
From
Prince
lluperl
Ihey
will
jump
lo
Vancouver,
and
from
thai
port
their
journey
will
be
nothing
but
a
series
or
lion'-'
stop
trips,
first
to
San
Francisco
then
to
New
York.'
Ihen
to
New
foundland
and
from
Newfoundland
lo
jlork,
Ircmnd.
Friini
Cork1
Zanni
.will
:
then
nroeeed-
to
m-
-1
fiM
mihl
A.t
W
ri'i
nil
off
point
Part
of
Trip
Done
Captain
Zannl,
accompanied
by
Lieut.
K.
Vein
and
Mechanic,
F,
Bellranie,
lias
already
completed
12,011(1
miles
of
his
trip,
doing
Hie
journey
'during
lb,,
worsl
lime
nl
the
year,
passing
inrougii
uie
tropical
regions
traus-paeiric
Might.
It
was
at
Hanoi
Ihal
his
jilane
came
In
grief
when
he
tried
.
lo
lake
olT
from
the.
airdrome,
field
wilh
Ihe
wheels
of
the
plane
up
to
the
hubs
jn
water.
The
plane
has
taxied
Hie
whole
length
of
h
field
and
was
unable
in
'
rise.
)
When
it
struck
the.
paddy
field
it
I
somersaulted
and
I
brew
ils
pas-jsenners
out
and
damaged
Ihe
plane.
New
parts
had
to
lie
jn-jslalleil.
When
Ibis
was
com-
plelcd
and
.aniii
finally
got
In
,Tokllf
Ihe
winter
season
had
set
Hi,
thus
putting
an
end'
lo
his
Irans-paciNe
flight
Ihal
year.
Ahead
of
Dol8y
Neverlheless
as
actual
flying
lime
goes
.a
mi
I
Is
ahead
of
all
jollier
records
set
by
Ihe
famous
)-"rench
flyer
Pelleller
Doisy,
Ihe
i
American
squadron
or
Ihe
llril-jisb
avlalors.
lie
has
completed
i
half
Die
trip
around
Ihe
world
in
j
I
15
hours,
(he
quickest
lime
yet
achieved.
Zanni
left
months
af-
American
flier
is
eoneerneil.
llifihls
across
from
Vancouver
lot
San
Francisco,
from
San
Fran-i
THK
cisco
lo
New
York,
and
Hie
niosl
some
larinjr
and
perilous
of
-all
Ihetinovie
Silil
mile
initio
from
Newfound-!
o
his
reniesenlalive,
.Mr.
Pat-
IN
a
village
neighbors
know:
ricio
I).
.Murphy,
of
the
A
rn
en
-.'.'"
This
is
a
village
line
Legation
al
Tnkyo,'
who
ar-l
'
ived
mi.
this
coast
recently
loi
JAKK
wants
lo
x
know
why.
make
nrraiiiremenls
for
ho
-women
kiss
each
oilier.
I
-Mould
"
'
-i
t
II-
,
.
n
"V"l
uikcs
miicn
nine,
me
result
is
that
we
often
rail
lo
appreciate
during
I
lie
heavy
rainy
season,
whaf
they
are
doing
and
the
cHorls
they
are
iifaking
in
the
de-
J(
I'd
lliat
delayed
his
velopment
or
the
country.
ft
suggest
il
Ihe
olher
NOW
route
is
spring,
sell
led.
lii'i-
iln-
Hrftish
cspo.li.1
ion
also
after
Doixy,
lnjt
ln
fiianaoo
saint'
also
ahrail
i
!"
The
Man
in
the
Moon
,
YS-
THE
Soviet
iovi:nnneiii
is
said
lo
lie
worried
because
the
pen
san
I.,
a
re
slrooljng
newspaper
'ori'esiondents.I
cail'l
see
why
vorry.
Ihing
Hint
is
most
bother-J
as
age
advances
is
Ihe
film
"(iirlh
of
a
Nation."
land
lo
Cork,
Ireland,
an
adven-l
CUI.IIJHK
consists
in
cuituiR
lure
that
.
has
not
heen
triedilhe
sandwiches
in
IrianpleS
and!
I
I!..
I
.
l.i
II..
II...
since
llariv
llawker
made
ip
mem
ni'iwerii
me
iiii-
trii
in
IUI1
in
Ihe
record
lime.o?
the
jirelly
lillle
nicely
maul-1
or
sixteen
hours
and
twenty-'cure.t
nnjer.s.
three
minutes.
Zaniil,
according!
HE
Iovim'
me,
he"
loves'
ma
not
Today
he's
cool
and
.
I
hep
he's
ir
hp
rhen
is
as
an
example
lo
'
M'X.
i
Ihal
Ihe
Peace
lliver
settled,
let
us
Ihiiik
of
Bill
is
Ihe
P.
It.
roule
TJIE
road
lo'
success
is
paved
iwilh
forgotten
resolutions,
dis
carded
friends
and
dashed
hopes.
lol
:
loveil
me
less
or
loved
inc
more,
IifeJ
with
bore.
him
Would
be
a
ONE
thing
Ihal
does
not
ge,l
you
anywhere
is
trying
lo
figure
out
what
would
happen
if.
Ibe
world
just
hapiiened
to
slop.
Ten
Years
Ago
j
In
Prince
Rupert
j
March
5,
1915
The
last
ehaple'.'
in
what
ii
said
to
have
been
one
of
I
he
inosi
pallii'lie
tragedies
ever
re
corded
in
Ihe
Canadian
northwest
has
come
lo
light.
Three
young
Americans,
seeking
ad
venture
and
a
livelihood,
ilrrived
al
Prince
fieorge.
Two
of,
Ihen:
Waller
Sissou
and
Frank
Carlson
from
Peoria,
111.,
were
drowned
in
Ihe
Eraser
rapids
and
the
(bird.
Ilk-hard
Ibliiiie
of
St.
Louis,
Mo.',
was
killed
in
:i
train
acci'dcfil.
City;
Police
lUins.laIb(SIinon
V.
Dulf
-'iin.aliour
.-.
huibs'xiU;
city
lo
rnlisl
in
a
cavalry
legjuient.
'the
police
coiniuUsiim
Is.iiiak-ihg
arraugeinenls
.liijisecdiyv
a
:
succeswir.
.
i
i
The
following
local
men
have
succeeded
in
passing
inedica1
examinations
in
.order
lo
Jie
enrolled
in
Ihe
Canadian
cavalry:
A.
L.
Murray.
W.
F.
.Smith,
.las.
Smith,
Albert
Lee,
(leorge
Barlow,
John
.Mcaney,
II.
Ilunler,
Simon
V.
DutT,
Hod
McLeod,
M.
Anthony,
Kldou
Duulop,
F.
().
Scoll,
H.
I.
Cook,
fcdward
Uratif,
A'.
A.
Ilunler,
Hohert
Oiinn
and
David
McCullough.
WATER
NOTICE.
USE
AND
STORAGE
TAKE
SOTICK
Unit
.Maxell
Timber
Co.,
Miiilli'U,
uliime
aiHIpHM
Hit
I'scirir
HiiIIiIIiik,
Viini-niiviT.
ll.C.
will
Hpply
rur
a
lli-ciii-n
In
tilde
and
.um-
6110
ciiIiIk
r-el
mt
mtiiikI,
and
In
nture
7M.
apre-feft
nf
wilier
mil
nr
ell-emu
known
At
ri
Il
her,
wlilrli
riown
sotulierl
v
anil
ilraliu
lulu
Mussel
t
Inlet.
(1
1
11
1
1
line
iinrl
min-Imir
inllei
enlerl.v
rrntn
piirllli'y
liny,
ll.C,
Tim
nlorairi-il.'iiii
will
lie
lyi
iled
'at
tlii
(Hillel
or
Alii
Lake
nr
it
pulnl
lie-low
Die,
mild
nutlet,
in
tin
deleinilned
of-ler
.iirve.v.
Jiavr
liwn
inadi;.
Die
vnimeiiy
nr
I
lie
i-i-iiei-iilr
In
lie
1
relied
Ii
hIhiiiI
71M.
sere-feel,
and
II
will
.rimid
vlirmt
II.KUU
mi
ur
laud.
Hie
wuler
will
lie
iliveiiid
n-iiin
Hie
utrram
al
1
pnlnt
nlinnt
Ihe
hicnllnii
ur
Iiie
moniRe-duni.
niimely.
the
-millet
(if
A
III
l.nke,
anil
will
Ihi
iki-iI
rnr
power
and
I111I11M1I.1I
purpuseii
npnn
Hie
land
dencrlljeil
111
l.nt
jm.or
on
J.nl
444.
Tim
niillen
wm
iiimled
nn
the
xriiiinrt
mi
Uie
jjhi
dr--nr
KeUriiarv,
lliilii.
A
i'npy
or
Ihls
hoi
lie
and
an
aiipll-lallnn
piiriMimil
Ihei-pto
oud
In
the
"AVaK-f
Art,
IU24,"
will
lie
riled
III
til"
crririi
nr
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in
the
pdlratin
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riled
with
Uie
mud
Water
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nr
With
the
Cuiuptrnller
fr
Water
Rift-lit,
I'ailla
il
Jiiiildinir.
Victoria,
B.C..
within
tldrt.tr
day
fer
tlm
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tills
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a
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1025.
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CO..
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Agent,
r
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tiass
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flier
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nf
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French,
f
Arpentlnean
Aviator
Coming'.
l
that
stasfi
of
lMr
journey
Hre
this
Year
has
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only
a
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lioiirf
away
from!
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thrf
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difference
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make
FURNITURE
MAN
IS
!
VISITING
THIS
CITY
Head
of
Ontario
Concern
Expressed
Surprise
at
Industry
Here
J,
S.
Knechlel,
head
of
I
In
Kliechlel
Furniture
Co.,-
of
Han-
ver,
Ontario,
Ihe
largest
furniture
manufacturing
conceun
in
Canada,
which
has
five
targi
factories
in
I
tie
Dominion,
is
n
visitor
in
the
rily.
His
trip
.vest
is
for
Ihe
benefit
of
his
lealtli
hut
he
is
also
taking
ihe
ipporlunily
lo
call
on
his
eus-omers
in
ttie
various
eiies
he
.isits.
Accoiiiianied
by
his
Winnipeg
manager,
W.
Quasi.
Mr.
nech1el
arrived
in
the
city
roni
Ihe
Hast
on
yesterday
iiiorning's
train.
To
morrow
h-.v
i
1
1
embark
on
Ihe
sleainer
Prince
lluperl
for
Vancouver.
This
is
Mr.
Knecblel's
first
visit
to
Prince
lluperl.
Yesler
lay
lie
was
taken
along
I
lie
.valerfront
by
Oenrgc
D.
Til"
tnd
he
e-xp'resM'd
surprise
at
he
large
industry
Ihal
was
reared
at
Die
plant
of
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
People
Ihe
Fast,
he
says,
do
no!
i-eali.e
Ihe
extent
of
(tic
fish
,
iiislness
here.
Another
mailer
upon
which
dr.
Knechlel
commented
was
the
igreeahle
mild
weather
which
be
:iAd
not
expected
lo
find
so
fan
nrirlli.
II
is
a
pleasant
contrast
o
Ihe
winii'y
weather-
now
prevailing,
in
(lie
Fast.
Mrs.
A.
Did
you
have
Iroulile
Ijf
gntlirig
Cookn?
Mrs.
B.
Oh,
no,
I
got
last
month.
any
ten
Black
40
inch
40
inch
36
Inch
40
Inch
40
inch
36
Inch
36
Inch
36
Inch
oilks
Are
Popular
Crepe
De
Chine
Flat
Crepe
Canton
Crepe
Silk
and
Wool
Canton
Crepe
.
.
Canton
Crepe
Satin
Moussellne
Satin
Duchesse
'.
.
"Yvette"
Duchesse
All
Prices
Per
Yard
$2.59
S2.O0
S2.95
$.50
S1US
$2.00
$2.23
WEST
OF
ENGLAND
STORE
Smith
Block.
GET
IT
AT!-
)JJ
BKH0ASS
-GROCERS
-
PHONE.
586
!.BULK
COCOA
2
los.
for
25c
ftiew
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,'
1925.
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
Hold,
$70,1)02,
20,lj
Lode
Oohl,
"'
53i,055;
Silver,
$0:1,532,055;
head,
$58,132,001;
Copper,
$170,01
0,508;
inc.
-7-00i,750;
Misrellniieous
Minerals,
$I.C8,257;
Goal
nnd
Coke,
$250,00S,U.'t
Jlui"!'"'
Klonc,
Mrick,
Cctnonti
Clc,
$30,1
15,234
j'tnakins
ils
Mineral
Prodii;t'ion
lo
Hut
'"
.
11)23
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$810,722,782
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1923,
$41,304,320
The
Mining
Laws
at
this
Province
arc
marc
lihcrnl
and
the
fees
lower
Ihan
U"'6
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
coloiiy
in
Ihe
Mritisli
Knipirc.
Mineral
Iocnlious
are
granted
In
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Ahsolulc
Titles
arc
ohlnined
by
developing
.such
properlios,
ho
security
f
w,li''1'
'"
giiannlced
hy
Crown
Cranls.
I'jill
information
logelher
with
Mitiing'
lloporls
ai'd
Maps,
may
ho
ohlained
gral'-
hl
addressing
:
'
.
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.