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CapL
W
lklns
Will
Hop
off
from
Point
Barrow
on
March
21
NO
SEARCH
PARTIES
MFTJUIIT.
her.
31.
The
air
plane
llirusl
across
the
Polar
Sea.
whirh
Captain
Oeorge
11.
Wilkin
will
command-
for
thejjn
a
few
days;
tbev
may
not
come
American
teograpnirai
ocicty.ifor
a
var.
What
luntiee
uv
the
Detroit
Aviation
Society
and
the
.North
American
.Newspaper)
Alliance,
will
hop
off
from
Point
Harrow,
March
21,
Captain
Wil
-
kins
said
here
nnfess
weather
conditions
at
the
Alaskan
base
are
prohibitive
.
a
The
date
has
been
fixed
in
re.
lalion
to
certain
known
elements
of
fop
conditions,
wind
and
weather.
It
has
been
fixed
ttiu
far
in
advance
in
order
that
special
navigation
tables
for
the
day
may
he
prepared.
I
When
we
siart
northward
!
from
Point
Itarrow."
Captain
Wilkins
said,
"our
flight
will
be
made
with
Hie
understanding
that
if
our
plane
fails
to
reuek
Spitsbergen
or
return
to
Point
Itarrow,
no
rescue
expedition
wili
be
sent
out
for
at
least
twa
years."
To
"Live
Off
Land"
in
It
is
possible
.according
to
the
plan
outlined
tod?,
tnat
''Ohp-'i
lain
Wilkins
and
bis
pilot
will
land
after
they
reach
the
jeak
of
the
globe
mm!
wiM
then
drift
with
the
i.olar
ice.
living
"off
the
land."
Captain
Wilkins
expects
lo
have
no
difficulty
in
killing
enough
seals
to
sustain
life.
"My
first
goal
is
the
ice
pole,'
said
Captain
Wilkins.
"Hut
many
geographer
believe
that
if
I
fly
northward
along
the
156th
merV
dian
I
will
discover
land
on
the
'way.
As
soon
as
I
sight
land,
I
lo
Jwiil
drop
an
American
flag
on
it,
!
claim
H
for
the
Untied
Slates,
j
photograph
it
from
the
air
and
jre'uni
to
Point
Harrow,
j
"'In
the
following
day,
in
com-
parfy
with
my
other
plane,
I
will
a
return
10
the
land,
line
or
the
planes
will
land
if
possible
and
establish
a
base
there
for
pur
i
poses
of
exploration
and
map
'ping.
I
.
Alternative
Plans
I
"In
case
I
ijo
not
sight
land
on
it
he
flight
from
Point
Harrow
to
it
he
jre
pole,
I
will
keep
on
across
the
mathematical
poke.
thai
ilh-
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MTIi:e
that
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of
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orrupatlnn
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In
tend
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blth
water
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to
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ind
rontalnliif
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arren,
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or
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aVAMS0?l,
Appllrant
.
A.
E.
Wllfbt,
A
(cut.
Piled
October
ttlb,
tll.
friacs
Rupert,
ax.
rovered
1y
Peary
and
proceed
J
to
Spitsbergen,
l!
is
my
tieliel
that
io
good
weather
our
Fokke
e!
upwards
of
2.
houl
refueling.
In
case
we
strike
formidable
head-
winds
whirh
exhaust
our
fur
supply
after
rrossine
the
mat
he.
malical
pole,
we
shall
land
on
tjic
ice
and
later
get
to
Spitien-
bergen
the
best
way
we
ran.
The-i
observations
of
many
explorers
mate
me
Its-1
rerlam
thai
we
shall
drift
toward
SpiUbcrgen
Favorable;
winds
may
frotne
wilh-
can
lire
on
thft
ke
indefinitely."
Captain
Wilkins'
statements
show
that
in
the
event
of
anv
ort
of
a
forced
landing
he
will
.endeavor
to
cop
with
the
Arctic
with
Utile
more
esmtnmenl
lhn
rifle,
navigation
instruments
and
a
primus
stove.
He
ha
practiced
three
methods
of
killing
seals
on
the
polar
sea
Jfncatl.
the
ice,
on
the
ice
and
in
the
open
sea.
He
believ
that
seals
will
he
fntand
a
far
north
as
the
very
top
of
the
earth.
Their
iicsb,
ur
says,
win
supply
tooti;
their
bides,
will
supply
material
for
boots
and
clothing;
their
blubber
will
supply
fuel.
Bears
also
Possible
In
addition
he
expeals
lo
bring
down
an
occasitmal
polar
bea
even
in
the
most
northern
lati
tudes.
pearv
found
hear
tracks
the
far
north.
Amandson
and
Kl)s
worth,
on
their
light
last
year,
saw
a
seal
al
latitude
eighty-eight.
.
Wilkins
himself
has
never
been
as
far
nortn
as
the
fee
pole,
whirh
is
located
al
eighty-four
degrees
north,
but
with
Stefans-
son
he
walked
thousands
of
miles
over
tbe
moving
sea
ice
off
the
northernmost
Canadian
coast.
Slefansson
and
he
travelled
with
out
thought
of
taking
sufficient
supplies
U
gel
tltrn
back
In
their
bases
:
Often
Uley
Ware
forced
go
ahead
because
I
hey
had
steadily
killed
off
the
game
in
the.
country
behind.
"In
tbe
.event
we
find
lanA
Wilkins
explained
today,
"this
fact
need
not
hall
our
plans
for
trans-polar
flight
"We
shall
not
nee.
I
both
planes
or
both
flight
parties
to
explore
and
map
it
unless
it
is
very
large
in
area.
One
of
the
planes
rr'
be
used
to
go
on
with
the
Spits
bergen
plan.
Plans
May
be
Changed
"Land
in
tlie
Arctic
Sea
may
mean
that
we
c.iu
establish
.
a
flying
bae
niurti
nearer
Spits-
berpen
tbfttj
Point
Harrow.
If
we
are
able
to
do
this
we
shal
make
a
new
hop-off
arrangement.
"Amundsen
succeeded
in
starl
ing
his
planes
in
the
A.rrtic
after
rattier
unfavorable
landing.
We
see
no
reason
why
we
cannot
do
the
same
thing
if
necessary.
"Amundsen
and
KHsworth
flew
in
June
and
found
the
tempera
ture
nbote
icro.
"We
expect
to
find
a
temperature
at
Point
Harrow
of
forty
below
zero.
This
difference,
no
doubt,
will
affect
the
iierforinaitre
of
our
planes.
"Hut
it
i
my
pjan
that
Hi"
engines
shall
.never
cool
off
from
the
time
we
leave
the
Alaskan
rail
head
at
Tanana.
When
wo.
land
at
Harrow
after
our
flight
up
from
the
rail
head,
we
shall
blanket
the
engines
with
reindeer
hides,
and
beneath
the
hides
smokeless
tamps
whirh
will
defeat
the
low
temper
!Eas3'
autre.
We
shall
follow
the
same
procedure
if
we
are
forced
in
land
on
the
polar
ice
or
at
a
new
tae
in
a
new
land."
Seattle
is
the
first
American
-ity
lo
offer
It
official
co-operation
and
assistance
to
the
expedition.
In
a
telegram
the
Seattle
Chamber
of
Commerce
o
tie
ret
I
the
use
of
Sand
Point
aviation
field
as
a
base
for
epiippinjr
the!
expedition
and
promised
the
"tiifl
facilities
of
Seattle
and
I
he
hearty
co-operation
of
it
peo
ple."
The
offer
lia
been
accepted.
DOCTORS
OF
BRITAIN
LAG
BEHIND
CANADA
Sir
Arbuthnot
Lane
Contrasts
Conditions
In
England
Unfavorable
with
America
LONDON.
Her.
31.
These
are
times
when
the
medical
profession
of
England
cannot
atford
to
stand
slid
and
lag
behind
its
progressne
brethren
in
inaift
and
the
United
Elates,"
writes
the
famous
physician
Sir
W.
Arbuthnot
I-me
lo
The
London
Times
in
connection
with
hi
recent
i
visit
lo
America.
He
contrasts
the
altitude
at
the
Hritish
medical
profession
tc
the
pulrlic
unfavorably
with
Can
ada
anil
the
Unites)
Slates.
What,
struck
me
most
there."
he
wrists.
"
was
the
very
inlim
ate
relationship
ami
close
as
sociation
which
have
sprung
up
between
the
medical
profession
ami
the
lay
public
in
the
last
few
years.
,
The
barriers
between
our
profession
and
I
be
public,
be
cause
nf
the
autocratic
attitude
lateen
tnr-n
neelinn
of
the
Mtmliea!
community,
fortunately
are
now
quite
disappeared
in
Canada
awl
the
Unite!
Slates.
"A
struggle
is
taking
place
here,
ami
if
a
similar
.degree
of
intetligenve
is
exhibited
on
Ihis
side
of
the
Atlantic
our
profes
skmi
will
Join
hands
with
our
American
colleagues
in
carrying
forward
the
standard
of
progress
and
education."
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CANADIAN
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oon-
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ni
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imitorlanl
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I.
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CHAT
Not
one
fighter
in
&
knows
how
to
hit
a
true
and
perfect
blow."
The
statement
come
from
Dr.
Wilfred
!.
Fralick,
of
New
York,
and
embraeed
in
hi
t
sweeping
indictment
he
covers,
in
blanket
fashion,
such
men
as:
Harry
Wills,
Oene
Tunney,
Paul
lte.rlenl.ar.il,
Sid
Terrls,
Jack
lielaney,
Mike
McTigue,
Hud
Taylor,
Jack
Z.ivie,
Tony
Vaccar
relli,
Louis
Kaplan.
In
fighting
realms
they
call
Dr.
Fralick
Ihe
"Oi-eat
Rescuer."
And
w
he
bar
been.
For
were
it
not
for
his
unranny
skill
in
mending
bone
fractures,
the
careers
of
Wills,
Jterlenliacli,
Terris,
Delaney,
Mc
ngue
and
ait
the
others
tin
doubledly
would
long
sinre
have
ended.
"Study
of.
Hie
hands
Dial
eome
to
rue,'
says
Dr.
Fralick
proves
that
(he
boys,
in
the
main,
do
not
know
how
to
hit
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MOIlKRN
FLAT
for
Rent.
Apply
Max
Ileilbroner.
BOARD
HOARD
V.
ROOM
in
comforlnbh
home.
Apply
Ilox
287
Dailr
News
office.
301
HOARD
The
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
LOST
LOST.
Lady's
purse
containing
sum
of
money,
in
or
near
th
post
office.
Finder
please
notify
Dally
News
office.
Re
word.
LOST.
Oold
writ
watch.
Finder
please
return
to
Daily
News
office.
Reward.
LOST.
Fob
migjpal.
Fhider
please
return
to
Daily
New.
office.
2
FOUND
FOUND.
Purse
containing
sum
of
money.
Owner
may
liav
same
upon
identifying
at
the
Da
illy
News
office
and
paying
for
this
advertisement.
tf
MISCELLANEOUS
FA'PF.RT
Window
Cleaner
o(Tcm
services
lo
stores,
apartments
and
residents
by
Job
or
contract.
Phone
Green
718.
and
save
themselves
fractures.
lucre
is
even
Hie
tendancy
to
lcnd
the
wrist
a
trifle
or
bend
Ihe
fist.
Naturally;
when
Ihe
Impact
comes,
the
usual
result
Is
a
sprain
or
a
fruclure.
"I've
pofnled
that
mil
lo
all
the
hoys
and
they
nil
have
been
fine
about
lellinc
me
afterward
Hint
'the
advice
1
have
given
lliemtiins
enabled
them
to
hit
harder
un.i
'much
truer.'
AUCTIONEERS.
o
Whom
it
may
Concern;
II
gie
me
great
pleaure
to
recommend
t.
F.
Urine,
auctioneer
of
the
CHy
of
Prince
Itupert,
for
the
able
manner
n
which
he
conducted
the
sale
of
my
furniture
etc.
aud
for
U
prompt
setHemenl
ilirweUy
after
the
sale
was
over,
II.
ClAIIIIKTr.
Prince
lliipe:!,
i.C
December
X.
IVS,
CARS
FOR
SALE.
yJ
OhlsiiwMle
I.
3
far
louring
!
1930
Nash
S
paaiefNjer
tour
ing
Irtto.OU
1921
Overlaml
Solm
tJtw
tsi
1910
It
so
seven
paasenac
touring
u
-
70O.Mi
I
192ft
Font
Coupe,
balloon
tires
ear
like
new
,
tftio
1
I9SS
Font
Tutkir
tadaa,
IISftJMI
1922
Fortl
CoMtve
tSftj8ft
19X1
I
'or.
I
one
ton
tflfcC,
faMit
bly
3?ft.i
I
Ford
light
delivory
ImK
result
I
"'ftHotoap
All
ears
guarantee
in
gooa
mechanical
rmuJilion.
Juia
terms
can
be
arraoaad.
KAIEN
QARAOE
For
ami
Cbevmlet
Service
Ala
tHMi.
Agents
for
Mat.aiigbltb
(MkUnd.
oldsmobile
and
On
roiet
cars,
lleo.
O.M.G.
aoifl
Federal
Truck.
WHF.CKINO
ai'llVICK
DAY
AND
NinilT.
FURNITURE
AND
RANQES
T1IF.
Holiday
Season
affAnts
ar
opiMirlunity
lo
convey
my
ap
preciation
of
the
splendid
sejp
port
I
have
received
Jn
buai-ness.
In
the
future
as
in
Ihr
past.
I
shall
endeavor
to
five
the
best
service,
and
wih
you
all
a
Merry
Chriatina
ami
a
Happy
and
Prosperous
Nt
Year.'
A.
MarKeniie.
Furniture.
ROTHWELL'S
TRANSFER
Coal
-
Wood
and
Furniture
Moving
Haggage
and
Hx
press
Stand:l.lttle's
News
Stand,
Phone
352.
Res.
phone
(Ireen
ASA
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baggage,
Furniture
moving.
If
you
want
anything
icnl
fur.
or
delivered,
phone
us.
O
n
liny
O0
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
!
Thursday,
December
31.
High
...
.
:
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a.m.
IK.fi
ft
l
t:0o
p
in
.or.
I
ow
8:1
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a.m.
8
2
2(1
:&
I
p.m.
3.1
Friday,
January
1
High
3:tiU
a.in.
18.7
ft
l:l
p.m.
2(1.1
"
Low
8:52
a.tn.
H.2
"
21:21
p.m.
3.S
Saturday,
January
2
High
.1:11
a.m.
IH.H
fl
tr,:l7
p.m
IU.7
Low
H:30
.a.m.
8.0
21:58
p.m.
3.0
Sunday,
January
High
1:18
a.m.
I8.U
ft
I
:::
p.m.
19.2
"
Low
.......
10:09
am.
.t
"
22:33
p.m.
1.9
"
Monday,
January
4
High
l:f.rt
ii.tii.
18.7
V
In
:30
p.m.
Low
t0:.o
a.m.
13
Jin
p.m.
Tuesday,
January
High
5:38
a.m.
17:27
p.m.
Low
1
1
:31
a.m.
23:50
p.m.
18.5
"
D.l
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CI
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6
18.1
fL
17.5
9.0
"
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