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Saturday,.
August
8,
1923.
Vancouver
Province
On
This
District.
Vancouver
iulerei-ls
art
often
aet'iied
of
being
antipathetic
to
Prince
Rupert
and
llii
district.
Such
a
.-pirit
is
not
hovn
in
a
leading
editorial
printed
by
Ihe
Vancouver
Province
this
week
on
the.
reeeii
I
Uo;frd
or
Trade
(rip
to
the
central
interior.
The
article,
which
i
very
iiitere!ing
and
friendly
in
lone,
was
as
follows:
"Members
of
the
Vancouver
Hoard
of
Trade
who
made
the
recent
trip
through
Central
.British
Columbia
organized
by
the
Board
are
still
referring
to
their
journey
a
an
eve-opener.
The
surprises
began
al
Prince
Rupert,
which
has
developed
astonishingly
iii
the
pasl
two
or
three,
sears,
and
which,
ir
the.
enterprise
and
optimism
of
its
citizens
do
not
fail
it,
is
sure
to
do
amazing
things
in
Ihe
future.
Prince
Rupert
is
a
fishing
bead-!
quarters
jif
great
importance;
but
il
is
ambitious,
to
be
much
more
than
this.
It
has
excellent
terminal
facilities,
and
it
hopes
to
'play
Ihcparl
for
Central
British
Columbia
IhaW-Vancouver
is
playjng
jfor
the
soulh.
Tlie
new
grain
elevator,,
now
under
construction,
will
set
it
on
the
way
to
realizing
its
iini-bitions.
"T
Prince
Rupert's
Great
Hinterland.
'One
of
Ihe
things
that
will
make-Prince
Rupert
a
ureal
city
is
the
frUilfiiln't'ss
of
the
country
tributary
to
it.
A
wonderful
series
of
valleys
lies
between
the
railway
terminal
and
Prince
fieorge.
First
is
this
Skeeua
Valley
with
Terrace-
and
llazellou
as
Rs
principal
tovVijs,
Jhcu
thc
jbilkcy
Volley,
presided
nvci'bY
SniilhersMuid
Telkwa
mid
lastly
the
Necfiako,
Ihe
ceiifre
of
widen
is
Vaiuerh'of.
All
these
vallefs
have
great
agricultural
possibilities,
and
Ihe
pioneers
who
are
developing
idem
are
testing
these
out.
,11
Ihe
settlers,
liowe.ver,-'ilcvote
attention
to
more
than
agriculture.
Trapping,
pole-cutting
timi
mining
are
profitable
sidelines.
"Terrace,
which
is
nearest
Prince
Rupert,'
finds
an
yvcV-lenl
market
in
the
coast
city
for
all
the
sniall
fruits
and
gaVdeji
truck
it
can
produce.
11
is
a
soil
of
parodists
for
Ihe
sinall.
farmer,
and
as
Prince
Rupert
grows,
will
become
a
very
important
producing
centre.
'
'
Haielton,
Telkwa
'
:
And
Vanderhoof.
"Ilazelloll,
under
the
'shadow
nf
Ihe
great
Rocher
de
Roule,
has
long
been
known
its
the
outlet
for
the
fur
trade
of
this
Babine
country,
it
js
branching
out
bravely.
Within
sight
of
the-
town
are
a
number
of
promising'
tniiie.'
wbich
round
about
is
a
rich
agricultural
area.
"Telkwa
and
Smithvr
in
Ihe
Dulklcy
Valley
are
centres
in
a
country
capable
of
producing
great
quantities
of
livestock
and
grain.
They
expect
lo
products
more
and
more
wheat
us
the
district
opens
up
and.
as
more
settlers
come
in,
and
are
deter
mined
that
the
new
elevator
at
Prince
Rupert
will
not,
)ry
anv
means,
be
allowed
to
devote
itself
entirely
to
s.crviiig4ho
prairie
farmers,
ijiiite
close
to
Telkva.i
ujie
of
(be.
riclicM
coat
de-,
posits
in
the
irovince.
"Vail,
Icrhoof,
the
lilib
of
the
Ncrhako,
iiTuiiiipic
itr-British
Columbia.
Not
a
mountain
i
visible
from-it
in
any
direction.
It
is
in
an
excellent
dairying
district,
and
Ibis
indudrv
gives
promise
of
important
development.-
-
,
'
-
a:
paralively
new.
A
dozen
years
ago.
it
wa
little
more
than
a
wilderness;
today,
il
is
a.
la
ml
of
smiling
farms,
promising
min
eral
claims
ami
Inlsy
towns.
Its
growth,
thus
far,
has
meant
a
ifre.il
ile.'il
lo
Iti-llili
I'iiIihhImm
II.
il
il
I
.......
I
n
:.i
Halibut
Gear
'
$10.00
to
$25.00
per
tkate
including
gangings
and
hooks
Canadian
Fish
&
Gold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Long
Arm
of
Law
Now
Reaches
Far
Into
the
Isolated
Districts
of
Northern
British
Columbia
..
(By
Inspector
T.
V.
S.
Parsons,
in
Ihe
British
Columbia
..
Public
Service.
Bulletin
).
Teiuyears
ago
the
extreme
north-easterly
portion
of
British
Coluinbia
hardly
crime
within
the
range
of
practical
adniiiislra-litui.
v
Adjoining
the
Yukon,
Norlh-wesl
Terri
lories
j
and
-.Vorlh-wesleril
Alberta,
this
coming
Caaiiau
was
never
yiiteiLaud
sel-(Uuii
heard
of.
Its
few
native
sons
nomadic
Slave
and
Yellow
Ktllfe
Indians
gave,
allegiance
to
none
sTive
the
Hudson's
Bay
Omipaiiy,
whose
rcpresenlativi
at
Fort
Nelson
was
regarded
as
omnipo
tence
ilself.
Dispenser
of
comfort
and
advice
in
times
nf
tribal'
slvess,
he
was
also
regarueu
ax
a
lil
and
proper
person
to
step
in
and
stop
Iho
war."
.
II
seems
that
in
1015
hostilities
seriously
interfered
with
the
price
of
raw
nils!
As-
all
this
was
only
Ion
years
ago,
perhaps
one
of
I
lie
surest
in
dications
of
Provincial
develop
territory:
11
was
now
faced
willii
Ihe
active
competition
of
seven
or
ei,ght
"'free
traders"
located
at
slralcjiieal
points.
Historical
Sequence
Of
course-
the
usual
historical
sequence
will
tic
inevitable
I
rapper,
trader,
miner,
then
settler,
and
willi
the
bitter's
ar-
Tival
British
Columbia
will
de
rive
the
usual
ami
many
benefits
areruiri.'
from
an
exceJtionally
r(ch
and
fertile
district.
Parenthetically
it
may
be
mentioned
that
the
finest
oats
ever
produced
in
Canada
were
grown
between
the
5X(er.
and
"
SlMcg.
of
latitude.
m
Apart
froth
The
NeNoii
Hiver,
British
l(hffnhla
police
constables
ha'
also
heralded
advancing
civilization
in
the
Northwestern
Ilockfes.
ami
a
permanent
detachment
j
now
stationed
on
Ihe
Finlay
Hiver
at
Its
junction
willi
the
Parsnip
and
Peace.
Kslnhlislied
on
what
is
known
as
the
"water
route
and.
eipiippcd
with
molor-driyen
entuie.-'
the
force
noy
'.guarantees
'protection
'
ItLyill
trVveJIiiiKfWiiii
Prince
(eurgc
to
Hie
Ingenfca
country
and
Lower
Pence,
Westward,
willi
ihe
idea
or
imparling
a
sense
of
security
In
lhof
adven
prehensivp
manner
u(
which
Hrilisli
Columbia
i
iiatrolled
by
lis
i(llice.
REGARDING
OPERAYlON
OF
LOCAL
ELEVATOR
ment
are
the
annual
British
Col-.
umbia
police
patrol
now
under-i
Qr?
Trade
f01"'"6"
J
Boa,rd
ot-lake,,
I.,
this
rofme
terra
incog-1
Seeking
nformatlon
niln.
The
first
of
these
visits!
Fror"
Ottawa
III
laci,
I
lit!
Iirsi
ever
mane
nj
the
force
left
for
Port
Nelson!
K
nmmm,,,
""i
itv
September.
ll2l,
and
returned
lit
base
at
Port
SI.
John
in
November.
Creditable
Performance
hm
i.li
'
V'
"
"
'
""-"
".e
t!as,b.r
gold
belt
o
re,
m
-U,:,
o
be
,
.
.
tralcd
loo
much
in
the
southwestern
corner.
The
developineiil
of
the
great
cetilral
district
will
even
things
up
and
add
lo
our
slrengthjand
slubilily."
Mio-inile
trip
was
made
in
the
Icelh
of
a
terrific
snow
slorju
they,
with
their
horses,
arrived
home
in
perfect
condition.
.In
March,
11125,
the
same
two
officeri
carried
out
a
similar
patrol,
but
i
on
sleigh.
Availing
themselves
of
I
lie
frozen
water
ways,
they
materially
cut
ilovvn
the
mileage
and
effected
soine-vvliat
of
a
local
lliiie
record.
'.
lleportiiig
ujiOn
"the
matters
coining
beneath
their
observa
tion,
they
drew
especial
atten
tion
to
a
large
influx
of
trappers
Trom
areas
in
Hie
North-west
Territories,
now
closed
lo
all
save
Indians.
TJiey
also
mentioned
that
whereas
tin;
Hudson'
Day
Company
formerly
held
undisputed
.sway
over
several
thousand
.sipiare
miles
of
fur-bearing
rrinre
unpen
iioaru
"I
iraiie
is
In
communication
with
the
I)e-I
parlliieiil
of
Trade
uu.1
po,ii)i.iereei
at
Ottawa
in
re
-peel
to
the
I
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I
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r
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.
.
,
.
...ij.in
,
iii;
,
muni
t
r
i-
10
i7
iii.oii"
lor
1
lit;
IKTIUI
ioiiii:i-
na?
jphi
iiu-
laiiy
crt'ilitaiiic
inasmuch
its
1
lie
officers,
Utnslaliles
Barber
and
Millar,
avoiding
old
Indian
twills,
travelled
almost
entirely
by
compass
bearings,
and
al-'
(liouli
Hie
final
sIhkc
of
their;
urain
in
Hie
loeal
elevulor
and
for
furlher
infrrmatiou
relative
'o
the
operulinu
of
Ihe
plant.
This
was
reported
to
the
boar
I
lasl
evening
by
M
P.
MrCaffery.
rhainmin
of
the
Krain
eonunit-
lee.
MOTOR
ROAD
INTO
PEACE
RIVER
BELT
IS
NOW
SUGGESTED
The
hoard
of
trade
last
mglil
had
a
teller
from
IVIinnnUin
staling
Hint
it
seemed
impossible
now
lo
secure
the
construction
of
a
railway'
in
Ihe
im'mediate
future
as
an
millet
to
the
'Peace
Hiver
district
and
stiggestiiu
that,
as
motor
traffic
was
taking
I
lie
place
of
railroads
irv
a
great
many
place,,
"efforts
should
lie
niade
along
that
line.
The
communication
wa
referred
trt
the
railway
and
navigation
com.mil
tee.
Urn
1
Tl
II
.1
at
i
me
man
in
me
moon
Itt'llllKH
is
i'oing
tip
bill
the,
it
always
was
mi
(lie
bounce.
ny2
Made
in
Canada
The
Label
is
Red
and
White
1
Til
Kit
H
is
no
wonder
the
bride
is
always
a
blushing
'judglni
from
some
qf
tlie
men
thev
marry.
,
A
.MAN
recently
,siiiled
on
.
mattress
from
hmktirV
bAto
S.'.
I.ouis.
Hv
w'A'
evidently
en
deavoring
In
typify'
'thrt
old
'saying
asleep
in
Ihn
deep,
WINK
like
sherry
Is
j'i
be
in;nl
from
apples
af
Nelson.
Atinthn
selller
scheme
no
dftiiht.
WHAT
has
become
of
tlie
ob!
mnlher-iii-lavv
bogev
p
the
jnk.'
columns
these
jlaV"ii'
"Pndtaldv
-(.V-ii
'
i.:l3H
.J'
i
ne
moiiK
r
iiii(r
pecoine
so
flapiJ.rifi;ilr,i's?,TI
hard
tor
the
ipke
muiirl
lelb
vvTlich'jA
th"
daugiji-r
anilvyhlb
tlje
nihljie.
A
l'OKT
In
a
iuatf
who
has
ti.
more
sense.
.
.
WHAT
I
like
aboil!
paint
i'nir
itirmitut
flm
liilian
.
fa
llml
II
at
liease
Lake.
Ihe
old
fllkll.o
poI(;p
p,w1r(,H
,
,,,,
,
hivit
si.-iiion
ai
leiegrapu
i.reui.
,,ii(.biv
has
been
renpetteiL
I
Observation
Patrols
A
Bi
bb
will
not
ehane
a
per
ln'iiu
iinderlakeu
from
Jiella!
Coola
to
llazellou
and
from
Prince
tleorge
lo
the
outer
Khil-'
Colin
coiiniry.
The
former
will
be
made
by
a
single
coiislabl1'
vvjth
packhorses
and
Is
expentid!
lo
lake
from
four
to.
six
weeks.
Striking
in
from
the
Coast
Ilangc.
he
will
follow
tlie
Yukon
Telegraph
Trail
to
Auahiin,
an
Indian,
villagit,
and
then
head
north
lo
burns
Lake
and
so
along
tho
Canadian
National
Halfway
lo'
Haeltoii.
The
(Ihilrolln
or
Cariboo
pa
t
rot
in
intended
lo
prevent
Indians
from
interfering
wllh
while
trappers
and
selling
out
bush
fires,
ami
will
prtdiably
isilail
some
50o
odd
miles
nf
saddle
work.
While
f
some
client
the
foregoing
may
be
regarded
as
special
work,
the
main
body
of
the
force
is
confideiilly
expected
lo
at
lrat
duplicate
Us
1021
record,
when
it
travelled
over
(WO.nno
mile
m
the
course
of
tin
regular
dill
lea-
Made
ia
1
modern
unitary
I
condentene.
J
I
Shabby
Roofs
Reduce
Property
Values
Could
you
get
your
price
for
your
house
if
you
wanted
to
sell
now?
Remember
these
proved
farts:
A
shabby
roof
givetia
"frayed-at-thc-collar"
look
to
any
house.
So
if
your
roof
is
l)cKinninK
to
ro,
take
our
advice
and
put
down
a
roof
of
Barrett
Giant
Shingles,
J
hese
artistic,
rugged
three-in-one
shingles
will
lend
distinction
and
charm
to
your
house.
son
if
he
stands
like
a
statue
But
when
the
butt
mines
Hit
I
rouble
starts.
ANOTJIKH
fine
day
at
the
Salt
Lakes,
dear
friends.
I
lIKAIt
nf
a
ship
named
('-is
tor.
Oil
driven
I
presume.
A
FISH
that
winks
ha
re-
eenlly
been
dlseovereil.
Soon
we
ll
be
training
the
herring
to
J
raise
their
hats.
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
i.nn,j
,fi.
cording
District
of
Prlnco
llu-pcrl,
and
situate
about
two'
miles
In
n
northerly
direction
from
llooney
Point,
Masm-ll
lnct(
tlraham
Islam),
British
Columbia!
Take
Notice
that
I.nngara
Fishing
a
barking
Company
Limited,
of
Masscll,
H.C.,
ncctl-pallntt
Pnckers,
ItilendH
tn
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
srrioeii
iiinns;
Commencing
nl
n
nnsl
rdnrfn,i
ROOFINGS
We
recommend
Barrett
Giant
Shingles.
They
never
rot
or
rust
never
need
painting
or
staining.
And
they're
firc-safc!
Come
in
and
see
them.
There's
a
style
of
Harrett
Roofing
for
any
build-,
tng
at
a
price
that
suits
your
purse.
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.,
Jobbers.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
For
Sale
by
all
Hardware
and
Paint
Dealers.
Boat
i
Builders!
We
have
20,000
feet
of
1-2
Inch,
5-8
Inch,
7-8
inch
and
1
Inch
Cedar
Boat
Lumber
who
It
we
most
-e)
a-
vv
c-u.ce
the
v,.cl
-p...
c
;
;),.
-lock.
DONT
MISS
THIS
OPPORTUNITY
Ten
Years
Ago
i
I
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Wind
tins
been
received
fi.iin
Hi
e
from
llial
II.
MeKenxie.
f.
r-merly
in
the
ti.T.P-
roiulmastei
s'
nlllre
here,
lias
been
killed.
Hubert
Uird
has
now
received
bis
lieutenant's
commission
and
has
left
SliornclllTe
for
t'.helsea
Barrocks,
London.
I).
W.
Bone
lias
been
promoled
lo
the
position
of
purser
on
tho
steamer
Prince
HuperJ
II,
Beaumont,
assistant
manager
of
the
tS.T.l'.S.S.
at
Vancouver,
and
Mrs.
lleaumont
nerom-pauicd
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.
Me-Donald
are
making
the
roimd
trip
lo
Anyox.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Land
Heconling
District
of
Prince
Hupert.
and
situate
at
Pergnsnii
Bay,
Massed
Inlet,
I).
V..
Islands,
H.fi.
;
Take
Notice
that
(lossc-MiU,
lerd,
I.imijed,
of
Vancouver,
11.1.
i
occupation
Salmon
Gunners,
in-!
lends
to
apply
for
n
lease
of
thej
following
described
lands:
!
Commencing
at
a
posl
planted
approximately
20
chains
caft
from
northwest
corner
I.ifl
I5?i;i
1
1
-.
...
.
.
i
uience
ouui
j
cnains;
tnence
west
10
chains;
thence
south
2
chains;
thence
west
10
chain
lo
west
boundary
of
Lot
151;
thence
south
8
chains;
thence
West
n
chains;
thence
north
20
chains;
thence
cast
2
chains,
more
or
less,
to
beach;
thence
following
meandering
of
shore
line
lo
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
22
acres,
more
or
less,
fiOSsJI'-MHXKHD,
LTD.
Applicant.
Per
Wtn.
n.
Mitchell,
Agent
Paled
June
2rtlh.
1025.
"
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to'
Phones
110
and
117.
SALMON.
TROLLERS
Betorr
.iilfdldig
it
will
pay
you
tn
inpoel
Troll,
,g
tit
.
Ii.ivp
iiPw
line
or
Salmon
Hooki,
Swivells,
Cultyhttnk
and
Oear
of
all
kind..
In
nfir
stock
yon.
wdl
fiiul
evcrvtliing
von
rp.i
Anchors',
Rope,
Chain,
Marine
Hardware
nf
all
kind
and
Copper
Paints,
Galley
Stoves
add
UlensiK
If
itt
for
the
boat
wc
hnvo
it,
Boats
are
lost
every
year
by
flrehnve
you
g"t
Pyrene
Fire
Extinguisher
yet7
Wc
sell
them.
Cnll
and
see
us.
southerly
one
hundred
and
sixty'
chains,
more
or
le,
to
point
or
commencement,
and
containing1
eighty
acres,
more
or
les.
1
LANOAIIA
l-TSIILNU
,V
PACKI.N'rt
PAtKNn
C.O.
LTD.
!
Applicant.'
Per
K.
II.
Simpson,
Agent.;
Dated
June
1.1th.
tl25,
j
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
j
In
(Jtieeii
Charlotte
Land
Ho-!
cording
District
of
Prince
Itu-pcrl,
and
slluale
al
llooney
Point,
(Irahiim
Island,
British'
Col
i
ml)
I
a.
I
Thko
Nollcn
Unit
Langnral
Plsljlng
A
Pncklng
Company,
I.imiled,
of
Masoelt,
D.C.,
occli-!
pati'on
.Packers,
Intends
to
ripply'
for
a
lease
of
Ihe
following
dn-,
scribed
lands:
Crmuncnolng
at
a
post
planted
nt
llooney
point,
nrahani
Island,
nriiiHii
Columbia;
llience
northerly
five
chains,
morn
or
loss,
to
low
water
mark;
thence
west
Tly
along
low
water
mark
mm
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
Ihcnco;
""'in.
soiuc.criy
("i
ij
-rive
iiv
t
chains;
onus,
w
Ihenco
ClICO
two
.
miles
ii
i
In
a
norther
..
.
v
dlreoiin..
'i
i..i..
i
....
,
(U,L."VU
"
"
""'
i-'iiii-ny
o
in
i
on
ureii
ami
sixty
.
,,
from
Honney
I
olt.1,
,
.Mnssell
In-
chains,
more
or
less,
to
point
nf
V
'
al,"l,Mf.,",,,l'
"rU?
ColJcorntnencetnent,
conlnlnlng
I
,inC
imlnl7
flv";("Kl'ly
acres,
more
or
loss,
n
cuains,
more
or
lossj
to
Inw
I
ivmiu
t.ciuiv
water
mark;
thence
northerly
P
Xf.KINfl
CO
'
I
TD
along
low
water
mark
one
hun
dred
and
sixty
chains;
ihotiP..,
,..
...
..
a
Anr).,rnn,
'
'
'lcan
.
n...k.i
;
..
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HARDWARE,
LTD.
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Second
Ave.
(fVear
Post
Office)
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Phones
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i
i
full
range
of
ol
.
silky
rintsh.
Fur
I
iiderwnar
and
Dre
ami
10
inches
vvnh
"1.00.
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per
V
West
of
England
Store
Phono
763.
P.O.
Box
235.
Phone
209
Richard
Garrcli
representing
W.
H.
M.
ROLSTON
A
Hpeclallsliig
In
Porllnd
Canal
Milling
sIouks
Porter
Idaho-Marmot
Met1'