r
i
'it
LAND
ACT.
ita
if
Inltntlon
to
Applr
to
Ltatt
lind
nHn-.'
I:
ip'fi
"roriiiiu
nit.
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r
l-'inff
Unpen,
inl
iliuiu
.
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ill
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p
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marii'llr
from
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l
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lirltl.H
Col
J
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t.r
t
ra'
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.
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ririrri,
in-
'
i
aw
11
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follow
.
t
limit:
-
m
...
m
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aniilfiiti
...
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iieirlii
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and
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ma'"
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ruth
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r,
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nunarrii
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j.
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of
roiiiinriii-rioriit.
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more
or
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.
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II.
RI1ITIII
I
III
I
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riU4
Ji
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I9H.
"
LAND
ACT,
Itlltt
of
Intuition
to
Apply
to
Liati
Ltntt
fntwrt
l.an.l
llrrAritln
ni
r
rnnre
ltuirt,
mil
timiie
it
.
t
t'-pl,
Wilrl
IiIiikI,
nrilltti
?ii:E
that
Anilo
nrliMi
OI
n
i
...'-tii.iiioa
i-arirrt.
in
,
I
.i
a
friw
of
I
In:
follow
i
l
limit:--
i
ii
i
't
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on
I
ho.
r
mroi-ii
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wiir.
it
2
nr
iitfrk:
ilier
in
an
imi
ali.nr
in
Hi
witrr
mirk
1
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frrl
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of
lt,
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I.E.:
thnre
aotitlH
ui
r'
or
lo
low
wtior
.
hi
i
furiv
difM-iion
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miri
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t
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llxl
t
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n
nitlTIOM
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Ol.
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AbMlrint.
Pr-
Vltr
E
Wilkcr.
Airfll.
WATCR
NOTICC.
Ut
lit4
ttong.
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C
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n
I
rkiri
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tl
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miivr
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in
nil
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h
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w
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of
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i
be
dlrrl4
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ut
i
.
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il
lit
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it
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li
lil'-k
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oim
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noiim
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nt
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ind
in
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tl
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ark
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c.
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ai
man
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'a
fi
fi-T-.i
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,.ith,
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sir
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.,
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f7
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hi
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mors
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i
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nt
far
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m.
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to
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in,..
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i
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ilio.il
4
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ir
i,,,iii
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for-
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one,
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ii
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horlli
frnn,
.
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I
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II,
SIMPSON.
lJ
Juni
sotta.
iggi,
Appllciut.
Railway
Commission
Active
iv
flp.l
HrtiK
f
Ine
l-e.
...
O.lnu.lt
f
in
mmm
Revising
Freight
Rates
of
tht
rmtlreiilw
"fOr-
of
lor
ihi-r
t.nnwr,
vviiuii
iLD
MIXES
I
Tf
to-ill-mnl
!
!
Ntu
.
until
lHvr
o
rliM-L
If-.
ii.i.iUi.i
iii
mill
dtt
of
uiul.
lit.
'for
lb-
pmmiI
or
rj-1-Urnii-tii
nh
tmt
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n-rlf.lii
tiff;!.
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eert
nit
of
iMtty-fur
i-lrf
cttlvt-rit
-i
M
rMlinTt
inrliloa.
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nintlrurtlon
of,
WATIN
NOTICC.
DlttPtlos
mil
Utl
n
7
fl
111
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rt.
rrinrirtwi
rooirrir
l"'l
rut-torll
II
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Mil
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ub
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runt.
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inn
lonn
ui
nm
tint
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ir
art
imy
If
ml
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form
of
tlhlr
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it
Ik
offlm
of
r.liH-f
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ill
lefly
fori
ll"n
wmni-i.
Vin.;
IMiliiri
KnitoMT.
Dim
(,r
Ifii
niter
feel
mm
in
Irttlrlri
rnnnrrr.
Mlimmton.
'
InrinM-r
i:rerk
ol-h
IMvun
r:nlnrr.
I'rinr
liurl.
mi
nntnt
mio
hmi
tiiii
u
i'
iiimo
Entlnrer.
iniry.
Mil.
I
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rime.
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iler
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mI
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i
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tr.
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tlreini
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I,
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l
I
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hj
IIM
lull!)'
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ulhuril
romrr
of
tlx,
i,mNiny
and
ininiiivoil
liy
m
iere'll
'I'wrihin
jut.
Mlnrrtl
CUIm.
riwmi.'
"t
i
duMereil
inns
miI
to
five
"
I
ti.r
d.nllr
enri'e!
m
rent
of
Ihr
vilHe
nf
llw
rk.
ilrrrlUe
it
hc
Enrtwrf:
ut
llif
iinler
of
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Tmulrr,
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u,-,
ut
fMMteit
mi
Um
iun
Ntiimul
milttiy.
twint
lertMHl
iliy.of
Jill.i..
il,.
irl
or
my
lmlir
liol
necev
if
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noiire
ami
in
!
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trrriilert.
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il
1
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fll.l
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ill
inr
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i
,.,..,
itnut:
Montreal
and
0uhj
lo
Uie
At-wa
of
llM-nre
lontliMMt
lu
itiore
iiumn.
norlhustl
follow
line
mi"
lo
i--
point
of
foitinwiire-
UATION
OF
MATRICULATION
CLASS
IN
LOCAL
HIGH
SCHOOL
EIGHT
PUPILS
READY.
(continued
fnun
pase
one)
financial
apect
of
Ihe
cai
The
fc'ovrrniiM-nl
frranlcil
?r,ii
toward
Hie
mainlenance
of
Him
Senior
matriculation
class
and
Hie
rilv
urntt
reiinip...!
1..
imi'
11.
lrr.ible
l
railway
operation
or(h(lI1
'
Ilf
..,
.
.
,
...
rales,
.-specially
in
Ihe
extreme;,.,,,,
thr
M
annln
a
,,',,
of
Miriii.,
7
im.
tMitr
Kjtwe
(he
complaint
complaint
WATia
ftOTICL
Dlttnlo
li4
Uil
'
:
T.
Ihtt
rmio-rr
IMd
ikliv
i.
Ijiiibrvfl
1
mill
iMlr
tor
I
UrMtro
Ihr
nr
j'
hi
ut
I
I
-
mi
emu
nUr
ft
rt
lriM-r
rii
oHn
iwn
I
ItliU
fV-.
rttrHr
lift
v.
-
i
tiih
Art"
aia-Hi
ii
'
it
nr
ill
t
ai-tl-
till
II
I
polfil
t
lrtI
h
if
the
Mirkrt
num.
I
fit
dxturtlM-
lHirw
tii.iribnl
tt
JuiHirrr
l
old
nt)
Iter
!rnl)
rratjt.l
ill)
of
lulir.
r
ihit
iwiOr
ind
in
ir
ml
iivirlo
i
ml
to
tb
t
ill
bo
fllwt
in
lb
.ffl
fter
it
tllln
Utior-
mil'
tlli
mty
1m
nk-li
WWf
HmHulvr
or
llh
th
Wlli-r
llllit.
1'irlUm-til
n
c.
uun
ttiirijrj
iir.l
i-irinre
'of
thl
ii
iutifwr.
Th
die
I
i.
l.4
vinces
nf
(tie
I
um
i
nn
in
in
this
In
llntish
Columbia
is
auanift
the
niViintain
dlffenmtiaL
tiiither
rale
which
the
railways
rlnim
are
due
In
the
extra
cost
of
ar
least
i.ono
lo
send
Ihe
pupils
away
or
three
limes
a
much
as
it
would
rolslhe
city
to
hav?
Ibeni
educated
here.
'Hils
inetnl
WOO
n
piece
which
was
a
seriou
mailer
with
Ihe
most
nf
parent.
the
hoan!
should
be
careful
i.o:
mountain
conslrudion
and
of
0
handicap
children
in
obtaining
moving
trams
over
adverse
trad
In
Hie
Maritime
iri
nee
Ihe
Halm
H
put
forward
that
Hie
(tnadian
National
line
from!
lanllc
was
built
as
pari
of
Hie
mint
lie
considered.
The
lax
Federation
agreement,
and
lhntjrteceary
io
maintain
Ihe
Senior
..
1.1.1.
...ill
1
1
rnltl...i
I
..
1
.
-
I
-
1
I
.
.
.
.
lltir-i
nilllll
will
I1.-I1HI.
.-"I
.11.
Illiciilill
11,11
1II1JS
IIIIKIIl
eommereial
intercourse
between
!non!derct
as
a
drain
or
an
in-Si$n
Scoiia.
New
Hrunswi"k
audi
vestment.
Personally
he
was
in-Prince
i:lwan!
Islnnd
and
tliejnliaed
lo
think
t
wa
it
piod
n-
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
RAILWAYS.
Wttltrn
Rlon.
Sf'VI.Cn
TKM'lll
will
I-
rwl'til
II
Orneril
MinirtT.
LAND
ACT.
Ih.
fii-H
i.fHinnre
of
hlt
Nontt
ef
Intmtlon
to
Applf
to
Lutl
Lind
w-t
aiitp.r.
in.
otir
'
t
'tlill.niim
nf
IliU
nnllre
'
"
liH',
iM.rn
noi.n
vims
i
tn..
im:.
Applicant.
IU
nrrlniM
ir.H.k.
Armf.
LAND
ACT.
ll
if
Inttntlca
to
Apply
to
Lull
Loud
In
r.ittur
Mwl
nitirirl.
lien.Hmt
HI
irlrt
I'rinr.
IiiiixtI.
li.C,
ami
situate
north
of
nmrnh
luv.
porlliii.1
rinil.
TVkE
NOTICE
thai
Ihl
llinnllin
Flth
Ini
in
1.1(1.
Vaneoiirer,
ll.t:..
orrup
u.l,,-...
I'amipta.
Ihlrll.lt
In
IM'ly
'
for
ri""n
"'"'
,n"
f"""'"!"
itrrllied
Illicit:
cnininrmlnir
II
I
pot
punira
ii
nun
ilr
mirk,
I
no
yartlo
uin
of
innian
1
'
llntir.
......
....
I,.r
.1..
n..rll..B.I
Hill
-
.
.
,.aim
itrrnruinr
iife:anHiH0
nimtrw;
.in-..-.-
.............
---
I'rrncn
limirrt.
ami
iliitl.
mi
ii.nre
toiilhenl
nno
Ininilrml
in.l
an
rtliication
An
Investment
The
cosl
lo
Ihe
cily
yf
main
taining
education,
Mr.
(Irani
said
course
a
factor
whien
veliiicril.
People
in
plauninK
lo
move
to
a
cily
penerally
first
invesllKatcd
tslucalional
facill
lies.
The
higher
ihe
standard
of
education,
Ihe
heller
da
ol
Htlicns
would
the
rlly
have.
If
Prince
Ilupert
eliminated
Ihe
Senior
Matriculation
class,
;l
would
be
on
a
par
as
far
as
eslucational
advantages
were
concerned
with
Terrace,
Smithers
and
Prince
OeorKc,
whereas,
be-ins;
'X'
miles
fnun
Yanrotive.'
and
000
miles
from
l-Mmonton,
i
should
he
the
educitlionnl
centre
of
the
district.
There
were
very
few
if
any
cities
Ihe
sine
of
Prince
Ilupert
in
Ihe
province
that
did
not
have
Senior
Matriculation
classes
and
Ihe
most
of
Ihem
were
more
fortunately
located
as
far
A
proximity
In
larjrc
cilies
was
concerned.
If
tiie
cily
and
distrTclv!evlnpd.
Iiiuher
educitlionnl
facilities
would
be
needed
such
as
a
University.
Prince
Ituperl
conll
hardly
hope
to
gel
a
University
if
no
inleresl
were
taken
here
In
higher
education.
The
school
hoard
should
seriously
consider
the
future
and,
in
shaping
thinly'.
educational
policy,
not
be
..imiuuuij
unduly
iMIIUi
influenced
m.
.
M
by
Ihe
.a
oppor-
,rni.
huii.lrr.l
iml
ivniy
"!
"!
.....i,..
llf
liviiiir
i
nallrv
l.r,0H
n.miininr
.
.inin
twrive
iwrlvi'
arir
irret,
more
"'
or
ir.
"v
,i
?
'
tiu-
nVvvniAN
Visiiino
co.
LTn.i
lltl.'l
ltm
i
LANO
ACT.
..
J':.
"
vneollVfr
vneouVer.
n
II.I...
r..,
ort
'-ri.v
"l"
I
II
W
1,11.
I.lll.t
"
"
.
i"'n.rr.
ttl
,n
ilearrlheil
liiil
,
(t,1)t.t
it
hlffh
Cnmiiiennni-
;
of
lliyiurR
rnn,:
Hume
ail
'fn
'"veti
"even
rliitiu,
tevrii
rhili
V.rr
leiet
iniire
or
e-.ml
romainliil
CO.
LTD
Clltd
DJ
Haj,
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln
lr.
W.
T.
KcrKiu
explained
Dial
it
had
been
impossible
(i
Notlci
of
iBtintlon
to
Apply
lo
Lim
Lind
,
,ak
(j,
'
na(,.r
u,
xvllh
Uie
i
.,-.
iiiH.rt
i.iikI
iieiorilinr
iHsirttx,
iiAitl
'
at
an
earlier
dale
Tor
l
:
'K:!;,nlUr,"
"
U
-')
rccenlly
thai
Ihe
High
of
tu
oiiii:
mat
inreiir
.
!",i'""1
School
exaniinalions
had
nnnear
.
";Vv
.
TTiV
TuJ
e,
and.
until
ll.ey
vvero
out,
il
inwini
,,t.intM
ilH.nt
Coninniiflliy
,i,.
V
rnrner
'.'L.'u
l.i
iix
.-li'lti-;
henor
norm
llin-e
1
irrn.
more
nr
siMI'SON.
'
Applicant,
tilted
M
i'lljj
LAND
ACT.
U
P"'e"
Nolle,
of
.ni.nll.nJiPP'
in
Hkeem
flinie
'
J,'""!!
irl'irHl'nll"it
...
.i..i
ihe
nni'llin
Flh-
was
uncertain
how
many
pupih
Ihere
would
be
for
a
Senior
Matriculation
class.
In
Ihe
first
place,
parents
would
bo
reluc.'-
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Inltntlon
ilo
Apply
to
Purehata
Land.
In
llm
I.
ami
fleroritmr
Mttrlrt
nf
Prince
liuperl.
mil
illuale
it
Awurii
Hirer,
Awuin
Hay,
Msiisrtl
Inlet.
IMaml.
TAkW
NOTICE
Dial
Mra.
Jaio'.a
II..I.I.
Inr
strinir,
of
siiimytlilo,
n.r..,
omipilinn
iiuirririi
woiiian,
uiieim
in
appiy
ror
per-tnUaltm
to
imrrlilie
Ihe
follow
lutr
l-irrllieil
litn.lt:
Cninincni'lliir
IP
I
Poal
nliinteil
it
lilih
water
mark.
Awuin
lllverj
ilirnre
&
rluiii
north!
iin
ilicnre
in
r
In
I"
I
cli.iln
iitiiii
,
ti'eal,
weai,
mors
morn
nr
or
I
,.o.ra
intend
to
P'l.V;lesi
in
iiorthwett
rnrnrr
Lot
iblTi
ilieme
in
tn
Piirrhn
niirrhine
Ih"
foHwlnir.
SO
rlialni
wnilln
Ihenec
IS
rhaln
eal;
mnr
....
.""riy
nirerllont
ilirnrn
water
mark
mnri
ni.
on
""i.l
....n
r
I"!
.'lo
10
iMiini
iHiint";-.
,i!r.nr
,,,r",B
'l",l
eatieriy
ir.ii
lf.!
Iln.l
iinni
.l'''n.:L..Ti.I
"
.-inl
nt.
lliH.ro
lipMiro
ri'uiii
anion
llN'iii'H
U
rli.ilnt
north;
I
hence
s
rhaln
wrtl;
llii'hi'o
Ik
chalna
aoiilli
In
Imlnt
of
roiiiinrnri'iiirni.
ami
inniiintni
so
imiri'
nr
iea.
irre.
MH9,
JAMES
HKLDINU
8TIIAN0.
Ter
Win
Dited
July
llK
tilt.
Applll'llll
0.
Mitchell.
AllDL
ant
lo
send
pupils
of
fni
lender
atr
away
for
I
Iioir
''ilucatiou
until
it
was
nlifrolulrly
npf'xsary
'I'hfi
pace
of
youlii
today
wax
nlfiiminrF
.
Tfiori
u-aa
iiuhiiiihh.
f.f
..
r
IIHJ.-CIHIII
I
hrmirthn,.t
TIL-
I
.
r
n
I
Innd
dissipation
and
a
rooi
horn
!
Aiuuugiiuui
rrnvie
or
anaaa
a
n.an
ever
nKan
.
for
yjunK-;peoplejr
Secondly,
ho
i
i
aw
A,
Auk.
I
a.
Our,
f
the
imilllHnf
t...i,iM,n'a"''
,at
wmill
co"
ny-
Vi
no
nil
(roiKMiiic
po.,,1
of
view
whirl,
hni
InL...
v
H
.
w,"re
fr"'
on"
10
K
"
m
..annua
i
snow
underway.
Tin,
is
the
..
"
"
"
PP"
T
,0
""-n'1
rnies
uiroiiKhoul
Ihc
Iiominion.
foe
wlnei.
n,u
i'.
"
"J"
iT"'
w01"''
no
d.
e,
al
Hie
last
eiou
of
parliament.
'1,e
Hnilwnv
n
,,
mil
I"1
,nmfi
cl,.i,',r'n
from
c
central
provinces
mut
be
maintained
on
this
section
of
road.
In
other
provinces
there
are
other
complaints.
Only
One
Restriction
However
Hie
railway
commission
approaches
its
task'
with
free
hum!.
It
is
fjeil
by
no
sne-
...
.
i
i
'"nit
ii.mwiiy.
tins
iiilMion
,i
narrow
down
.
the
j
a
,.,ince,.jon
lo
the
western
field
which
must
later
be
rover-'main
urowvr
ed
in
oral
argument.
When
all1
1
;
-tt
inleresled
parlie
who
care
lo
do
DELEGATION
URGES
CONTIN-
so
have
filed
Uieir
e.ises.
Iliei
board
will
prociH"l
lo
hold
sil-'
Hups
IhrtMiBhiMil
CmiwhIii
al!
nTV'.5,m,5!i:fT2
"videnee
will'
be
a.ldncedj
for
and
iifninl
chnKP
in
the
present
rales
structure,
and
ar
Kiimenls
prfenled.
Field
to
be
Covered
i
ne
neiii
u
IX1
covered
is
ai
briKid
one.
Nearly
every
section
of
IktiadA
has
uttine
prlevunre
nend
IliKli
iiibt
wauana
s
rau'-roiuru
nir
hhIv.
ulil.
.
.
.
'
iiniunfr
llieir
enucanon
a
they
enactment,
hn
eml.arked
nr.oii
mi
!,...
!..
:.
...;,?.
;
'"
V5
would
do
if
the
Senior
Matrie
Hit?
nile
htriieturv
of
the
Dominion
u-iih
t.a
..i.;..'i
.'V.ulaHrtn'cIa
werfj
reiained
licrel
rnilwnv
railway
rales
iiilo
Hiroiighoiil
llir..M.rl,..,.l
i',,i
Cannda.
"'J'11,
1
-'l,,t,llz,"B
Moreo-er.
Vancouver
u-no
.-ilrn...tM
ruDiio
sittings
Later
The
fir!
xlep
invulve
no
nub
ile
nillinK,
exaniinalion
of
wll-Jnenpn
or
oral
nrKniiwnt.
Inler-
eiei
parties
nave
iieen
notified
Unit
they
may
Aiilimil
written
reaKonx
why
they
dcnire
change
in
I
lie
prenent
tariff,.,
lo
the
hoard
for
examination
hy
the
(.iiiuifiMionei.
Thin
oppprtu-
nily
for
Miiliiiiiinii
remsiuit
open
IpellinK
enough
out
of
the
nort
wilhnut
sending
the
children
away
for
llieir
education
before
it
wa
necessary.
A
class
of
eight
was
now
promised
for
tin
Senior
Matriculation
and
there
would
probably
be
.nore
by
next
year.
The
additional
leacher
on
the
High
School
ulalf
thai
would
be
required
would
be
a
'benefit
lo
ans,
or
agreement
conlrol-ifie
elliciency
of
the
school
as
a
limr
rnlea
All
n.
......
'....
.
.
.
.
iliilll
Ainrtnl
15.
Then
m
ir'....I.
"
"'"
1
""Ci'i
wooie
ne
jeu.
nr.
herpin
said
day,
more,
,e
Ke,,ral
Zn
will
be
ffjven
free
aeet-ns
to
the'iar
u
r,rMn.i
1.1,1"
thai,
as
far
as
he
was
personalli
concerned,
he
would
prefer
to
cost
thai
would
be
writlef,
.nbmissMms,
with
th
p,r,nil
maxlimim
Z
pay
the
whole
rliiht
Aiibmll
Tat
',
Kr'n
.I
,"iv!.
e
5.
ry
,o
o
ohjwlions
if
so
ami
flour
,n.vi.
Vancouver
,
.
1
'-in
tlMiu
Uf
fl
IV
Il
if
,
UtiilorAlimil
Hi.
'i
I
tlin
hn.inl
,iv.M
.
x-
.
...
.
illiw
LIMHI
I'nitt
irrfuimnnl
n
.f
railway
immsMo.eN
hopV,,
nKreemenl
entered
jnlo'be-
..,
'
linwn
ui
acrepinnee.tw,.,.,,
t)e
K0Vemmenl
nn.l
the
ami
exnmination
of
written
sub-
rjinn,ii.,
i....fi-
n.;i
send
his
child
lo
and
have
tier
nlleml
the,
Senior
Matriculation
in
Prince
Ilupert.
He
asked
the
board,
in
Hie
event
of
its
deciding
nol
lo
continue
Ihe
Senior
Matriculation
class,
to
submit
a
proposition
lo
the
parents
whereby
Ihey
might
pay
a
part
or
all
of
Ihe
eosl
in
volved
in
continuing
Hie
class.
D.
J.
Matheson
I).
J.
Matheson
pointed
nut
that
In
North
Vancouver,
whera
there
wa
no
technical
school,
the
school
hoard
paid
I00
fi
earili
pupil,
altendin?
lunch
a
school
in
Vancouver.
Perha;is
the
board
here
would
be
disposed
to
do
similarly
if
pupils
had
lo
be
sent
away
from
here.
Mr.
Matheson
further
referred
lo
the
fact
that
the
Department
of
Education
established
school
and
paid
Hie
salary
of
the
leacher
in
any
community
where
there
was
an
average
of
six
pupils
It-attend
school.
He
fell
thai
the
standard
of
educational
facilities
should
nol
be
lowered
in
Prince
Ituperl
because
the
place
was
so
far
away
from
other
larae
centres
and
there
was
the
pos
sibilily
nf
immediate
and
rapid
growth
of
the
city.
Mrs.
A.
C.
Clarke
pointed
out
that
the
cot
involved
in
sendins
Senior
Matriculation
pupils
awrty
would
prohibit
many
of
them,
e-peeially
Ihe
children
of
workiiw
people,
from
jroing
at
all.
Feeling
of
Board
Chairman
C.
II.
Orine
said
lhK
members
of
the
board
would
un
doubtedly
be
in
sympathy
with
Ihe
position
of
the
parents
affected.
II
had
not
been
alto
gether
a
matter
of
cost
that
bad
brought
about
the
decision
lo
discontinue
Ihe
Senior
Matricu
lation
class
bui
il
had
been
stal
ed
thai
Ihe
class
had
nol
been
a
uecess.
Pupils
had
not
taken
Ihe
work
seriously
and
the
prin
cipal
bad
not
been
in
favor
of
continuing
it.
AI
Him
lain
da'e,
it
would
be
diulcult
to
secure
n
leacher
and
II
would
bo
useless
tl
open
Hie
class
if
a
good
leach
er
could
not
be
obtained.
He
would
not
care
lo
make
a
decision
on
the
matter
at
this
time
hut
would
prefer
lo
have
th-
mailer
decided
upon
when
there
was
a
full
meeting
of
Hie
board
next
week.
'
'
Trustee..
Rochester
JMnted
that
there,
had
Vbeeifi
Ji
nlimher
of
poinTs"
brought
out
lijthe
speak
ers
which
bad
struck
him
forcibly.
He
realized
how
Ihe,
parents
were
situated
but,
al
Ihe
same
lime,
it
was
the
duly
of
Ihe
board
to
act
in
the
best
interests
of
the
majority
of
Ihe
people.
There
had
only
been
a
very
few
pupils
in
the
Senior
Matriculation
class
lal
year.
However,
if
Ihe
number
of
pupils
Ibis
year
wnrranledj
Ihe
class
beinf
continued
he
would
be
willing
to
have
it
kepi
on,
He
was
doubt
fill,
however.
If
there
would
bo
suMcient
pupils.
!
Trustee
S.
1.
.Inlmslone
felt
I
ti
At
matters
lind
been
brought
oul
in
the
discussion
that
the
board
bad
not
taken
into
consideration
before
and
Ibis
perhaps
warranted
Ihe
board
in
recon
sidering
Ihe
matter.
Principal
Itrady
Juul
reported
that
Ihe
pupil.
of
the
rlass
before
bad
not
been
appreciative
of
lite
work
bul
If
there
were
sulllcienl
pupils
now
and
they
were
keen,
lis
continuance
mislit
he
justified.
He
(Trustee
Johnstone.)
fell
that
Ihr,
mailer
might
bw
reconsidered
when
Trustee
Kullon
relumed
to
Ihe
cily.
This
II
was
derided
lo
do
and
Ihe
delegation
retired.
Dan
Charles,
paper
buyer
for
Ihe
Hearst
publications,
was
a
passenger
coinlnjt
as
far
north
its
the
Pacific
Mills,
Ocean
Falls
on
Ihe
sleumcr
Princo
Ilupert
Hils
trip,
Does
Your
Grocer
H
r,
Use
Scales?
E
DOES!
Because
you
expect
him
to
weigh
your
orders
of
bulk
goods.
If
he
didn't
you
would
assuredly
change
your
grocer.
The
same
thing
is
true
with
circulation.
During
the
last
few
years
Advertisers
have
not
been
satisfied
to
suppose
they
were
getting
a
certain
circulation
for
their
money;
they
don't
want
to
be
merely
told,
they
want
to
know.
They
want
the
circulation
measured
by
a
standardized
and
unquestionable
measurement.
The
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
is
the
recognized
authority
for
proving
circulation.
It
is
maintained
as
a
co-operative
organization
by
the
advertisers,
advertising
agencies
and
publishers
who
realize
the
necessity
for
businesslike
methods
in
advertising.
A.B.C.
reports
place
in
the
hands
of
advertisers,
essential
facts
that
have
been
secured
and
verified
by
a
searching
examination
of
the
publisher's
records
You
don't
need
to
buy
Space
by
Guess.!
You
can
set
the
fall
circulation
facts
on
tie
Erince
paob
rrvii
Rupert
Daily
News
by
referring
to
the
last
E
J,
SALVATION
ARMY
!
A.B.C.
report
which
will
be
gladly
furnished
by
request.
:
y
OFFICIALS
HERE!
Colonel
Knott
and
Lleut-Col.
Mc
Lean
Arrived
This
Morning
and
Addressing
Meeting
Colonel
Chas.
Knoll,
chief
secretary
and
second
in
commanl
of
Hie
Salvation
Army
in
Western
Canada
arrived
in
Ihe
cily
liis
morning
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
HuperL
This
is
Ihe
Colonel's
second
visit
to
Prince
Ilupert,
he
having
spent
a
Sunday
heiv'lasl
fall?
lie
has
seen
service
ih
many
parts
of
the
world
and
served
in
Ihe
Ureal
War
as
a
chaplain
with
deneral
Allcnbj'.s
forces
when
Jerusalem
was
taken
from
the
Turk
The
Colgnel
will
be
accompanied
on
this
trip
by
M.-Colonel
McLean,
Jerrilorial
revivalist
fo
the
west.
Colonel
McLean
iJ
well
known
in
Ituperl
bavin,?
conducted
many
campaigns
m
Ihi
city
In
the
last
I
tut
years.
Colonel
Knolt
will
address
a
special
lueelilik.'
tit
the
Salvation
Army
Citadel
this
evening
at
which
l.t.-Colonel
McLean
wiU
also
-speak.
They
both
leave
Sal-
unlay
morning
wilb
statT-t.ap-tnin
Carrulhers,
Divisional
0111-
cer
for
F.ssinglon
where
Ihe.
'Army's
annual
NnljS
Congresi
will
be
held
Saturday
and
TEACHERS
APPOINTED
Staff
of
Local
Publlo
Will
Have
Three
New
Mem
,
bers
at
Opening
of
'Fall
Terrri
Next
Month
E.
H.
Shoddey
Planing
Mills
Re-located
at
230
Central
Street,
Vancouver,
wilh
additional
machines
for
Hie
manufacture
of
SASH,
DOORS,
MOULDINGS
LUMBER,
LATH,
SHINGLES,
VENEER
also
carried
In
slock.
Save
handling
charges
by
buying
direct
front
Hie
source
of
supply.
Street
School
staff.
John
S.
Wilson
of
Houston
toi
Hoolh
Memorial
School
staff.
Mrs.
Kiln
Darlington
of
Victoria
lo
Ihe'
domestic
science
department.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
He-cording
District
of
Princo
ftu-let;t,unil
situate
about
two
miles
in
.a
northerly
direction
from
Ilooney
Point,
Massolt
Inlet,
firnham
Island,
ltritish
Columbia.
Take
Notice
that
I.nngara
Fishing
&
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
Masselt,
H.fi.,
occu
pation
Packers,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
Hie
following
described
lands:
Commencing
nt
a
post
planted
I
two
miles
in
a
northerly
direction
from
Ilooney
Point,
Massctl
Iai
let,
(Iraham
Island.
Ilrltish
Cob
umbia;
thence
easterly
five
chains,
more
or
less,
to
low
Schools'
water
mark;
thenco
northerly1
alone
low
water
mark
one
hum
fdrrd
and
sixty
chains;
thonce
wo.torly
five
chains;
thence
southerly
one
hundred
and
sixty
j
chnins,
more
or
less,
to
point
nf
Appointments
of
new
teachers
commencement,
and
containing
who
will
take
Up
I
heir
dulies
on
eighty
acres,
more
or
less,
the
commeneemenl
of
the-
fall
LA
NO
A
II
A.
FlRIILNfl
&
PACKING
lerm
next
month
were
confirmedl
PACKING
CO.
LTD.
hy
the
school
board
last
night
as1
Applicant.
follows:
Per
E.
II.
Simpson,
Agent
I
Miss
E,
M.
Lauder
to
Borden
Dated
June
13th.
1023.
Bread
Dig.
wholesome,
nutritious
loaves
of
dellciqus
mil
-tike
flavor,
downy
lightness
and
excellent
keeping
qualities.
Five
Roses
Flour
For
llreads.
Cakes,
Pudding..
I'aslries.
John
L.
Christie
Sales
Agent
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
P.O.
Box
235.
Phone
209
Richard
Garretr
representing
W.
H.
M.
R0LST0N
A
CO.
Specialising
In
Portland
Canal
Mining
Stocks.
Porter
Idaho-Marmot
Metale