PAQ3
FOB
TZTL.
DAILY
113773
V.-.,
ii.i-
LOG
OUTPUT
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManuj
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IN
1925
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To
End
of
July
This
District
Is
Over
Ten
Million
Board
.
.,eet
Ahead.
ii
-is
Over'leri'million
feet
more
logs
Jiave
been
scaled
this
year
to
the.
end
of
July
than
to
the
eml
of
the
same
month
last
year.
The
total
this
year
is
59,171,522,
as
against
4i5,8i!3,90y
last
year.
The.
scale
for
the
month
was
13.205.
871
hoard
(ec.1,
in
addition
tn
about
seventeen
thousand
linenf
feet
of
poles
and
piles
and
over
one
hundred
vhousnnd
ties
For
July
the
cut
of
hemlock
exceeded
that.
of
spruce,
although
nor
the
year
it
is
not
as
large
by
over
four
million-feet.
Details
of
theJuly
scale
follows:
iDouglas
fir
lied
cedar
Coast
spruce..
Interior
spruce
'Hemlock
......
JiaUam
.......
Cypress
.
.
..
.1.
Jackpine
.......
Alder
r.
......
.
Cottonwood
...
Fir
ties
Hemlock
ties
Pine
ties
...
Ft
nee
posts
.
,
J'ulpwood
1.99C.I71
2,113,529
3,121,133
529.005
3,437,303
1,053,278
285
C.002
115
15,990
Piles
and.
poles,
measure
in
July
were
e-
than
last
year.
They
are
measured
in
lineal
feet,
ties
counted
individually
and
pulp-wood,
fence
posts,
shinale
holts
ami
coniwood
are
scaled
by
the
cord.
Details
follow:
Spruce
poles
......
.
,
Hemlock
piles
..
Cordwowl
.
...
i
.
.......
Shingle
holts
,
..,
8,175
8,920
1,800
1Q
.(39
1,038
110,727
FUNERAL
TODAY
OF
LLDUTTON
UNDER
BIBLE
STUDENTS
A
funeral
service
for
I
L.
Dutton,
who
died
suddenly
a!
m
his
nuiiie
on
layior
street
on
Sunday
afternoon,
was
solem
H!"'1
"Jl'1
,
D"lrtak;
vhuh-i
ai:
iurp!iociniuiis
mom
ing
,unde
the
aiisjnces
of
fhe
International
Hible
Students'
Association,
of
w.'iich
deceased
was
an
active
member.
The
remains
Heft
on
this
morning's
easlbouml
itrain.fointerment
at
Kitwanga.
i'rhe
fotl6vihg
sent
floral
tribute:
The
Prinze
Rupert
Kcclesia;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
Anderson;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I).
Orchard
McLeod,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
MCllae,
Joe
il.indsay,
International
Hrother-liood
of
Kleclrical
Workers,
Local
Union
Xo.
311.
Mayor
New-
'ton,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex.
Mcltae,
(Mt.
and
Mrs.
J.
J.
Little,
Captain
Archie,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
D.
Ulterstrom.
Jlr.
and
Mrs.
ft.
K.
'hyolfson,.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jac
llatchford,
Public
Works
De
partment
employees,
Trades
'Labor
Council.
BARGE
TO
BE
USED
ON
MACKENZIE
RIVER
Will
Be
Built
at
Vancouver
and
Taken
to
McMurray
In
Knockdown
Condition.
KDMONTttN,
Aug.
11.
Mark
inj?
a
distinct
advance
in
far
nor
thern
transnortalion
aloim
the
Mackenzie
Jliver,
and
one
which
will
mean
much
to
Hie
people
be
cause
in
future
all
seasoiial
rush
es
.
of
traffic
will
be
expeditiously
handled.'L.
Ilomanet,
general
mn
'nager
of
the
Alberta
&
Arctic
ffransporlalion
Company,
a
dn-
parlmeut
of
the
Hudson's
Hay
Comoany,
let
a
contract
at
$20,-
000
for
the
construction
of
a
new
unit
that
will
more
than
double
tlieffreigfit
cavacily
of
I
be
S.
8.
Distributor
and
naturally
Increase
tlie
;
passenger
accommodation.
The
new
vessel
is
an
inumense
barge
110
feet
in
length
with
a
30
foot
beam,
and
all
housed
and
bigger
than
the
Distributor
Itself
with
which
It
will
be
linked.
It
is
in
fact
a
steamship
without
a
steam
plant,
although
it
will
be
equipped
later
with
two
90
h.p
gas
engines
and
powef
plant
lhal
will
cost
iJIOiOOO.
TJiis
power
will
be
used
on
occasions
when
it
may
have
to
cut
loose
from
the
Dislbulor
on
(Treat
Slave.
Lake,
due
to
storms
and
also
wlien
it
moves
about
the
Mackenzie
River
delta
and
Ihe
Arclic
cftasl.
'
Big
Carrying
Capacity
,
To
.
be
built
at
Vancouver
ly
fleonge
Askew,
contractor
to
Ihe
Hudson's
Hay
Company,
it
will
have;
a
carrying
capacity
of
300'
tons,
double
that
of
the
ordinary
barge
used
on
the
Athaliaska
Hi-
ver.
.shipped
hy
rail
ui
rough
Jvd-
monlon
lo
McMurray
in
knock
down
condition,
it
will
he
taken
over
the
portage
to
Fort
-Sjiiilh.
where
it
will
tie
assembled
in
lime
for
the
opening
of
navigation
next
spring.
GRAIN
SHIPPED
OUT
BY
E.
D.
&
B.
C.
LINE
tlicale.
The
exact
total
is
3,-120,887
bushels,
made
up
of
2.-331,120
bushels
of
wheat
and
I,-095,107
bushels
of
other
grain.
While
exceeding
by
a
eonsid
15
erable
margin
shipments
during
297
1
the
1921-25
crop
season,
this
and
season's
figures
fall
short
of
flic
1
923-?
I
total,
which
showed
828.298
bushels
shipped,
dn
the
crop
season
1921-25,
shipments.
totalled
2,891,323
bushels,
whitf
in
1922-23,
shipments
of
only
788.500
bushels
were
recorded.
During
the
month
of
July,
1926,
55,01
1
bushels
of
prain
were
shipped,
with
a
few
thousand
bushels
still
jn
store
a'
elevators
along
the
line.
4.
BELGIAN
CHANGE
IN
REGARD
TO
CONGO
IS
LEADING
TO
REFORM
King
Albert
and
Prince
Leopold
Both
Favor
Criticism
of
Present
Situation
Africa.
linUSSELS.
Aug.
11.
High
Kelgian
aillhority
has
paved
Ihe
way
for
the
meeting
in
this
coun
try
in
fM"ptemier
of
the
International
Conference
on
the
Christian
Misiou
in
Africa.
'Not
so
long
ago
diplomatic
considerations
would
have
made
any
discussion
of
the
African
-problem
unacceptable
to
Hekium,
hut
Leopold
II
and
the
ongo
atrocities
are
not
so
sensitive
an
issue
of
late,
and
royalty
and
Ihe
(Colonial
office
alike
have
made
gestures
which
indicate
that
(be
forthrnm
jns
.conference
will
be.
welcome.
Ifs
sessions
will
be
held
at
Le
Zoule,
a
scacoast
town,
for
a
full
week,
September
1
1
to
21.
Self-criticism
regarding
Afric
an
olfinial
.policy
went
to
grertt
lengths
at
the
Second
Helgian'Cn
lonial
Congress,
which
met
in
the
city
on
February
0
and
7.
The
outspoken
way
in
which
some
of
the
defects
or
failures
nf
Belgian
colonization
were
nxpnd
evoked
severe
criticism
from
Nationalists,
but
the
critics
had
royal
encouragement
and
got
away
with
their
strictures
on
the
admJnis-
Carry
it
always
with
you
ii
tin
nf
Si
J?
Keeps
teeth
clean,
brenth
sweetie
appetite
keen
and
digestion
zestton
good
Qrtst
after
I'rince
I.enpdld,
Crown
Prince
of
Ifclgium
and
namesake
of
the
late
monarch
,aiidressing
the
Congress
said
that
the
present
situation
o
fihe
native
population
in
the
colony
was
bail,
"the
death
rale
eieessivc
ami
infnnt
mortality,
in
particular,
fright
fully
high."
King
Albert
was
equally
plain-spoken
and
appears
to
have
taken
an
attitude
which
would
make
,,"R,,m'
mP
na'i
selling
ror
a
I7AC
AHC
007
DUO
VI
Ao
0,4Z0,OOl
DUJ.
conference
in
which
all
the
great
1
colonizing
powers
will
be
unofli-
JIDMOXTON.
Amr.
II
Nearly
j
'aliv
reprysenled.
hree
and
one-half
million
bush-!
-
"
els
of
grain
was
shipped
outlDniCnM
I
inTIHD
OnilDrr
from
Ihe
north
country
last
sea-
1
UUUU
K-ri
SSZ&,
LOCATED
IN
NEW
YORK
the
crop
year
ended
J
illy
31.
in-
German
Citizen
Arrested
as
Alleged
Member
of
Ring
of
Distributors.
HUFPALO.
X.
V.,
Aug.
11.
Federal
agents
have
located
n
warehouse
on
the
west
side,
in
New-York
City,
from
which
w(s
shipped
the
poisonnus
alcohol
wtiich
euused
the
death
of
nearly
50
persons
in
western
.W
York
and
Ontario.
Tlii
information
wu
?ontairid
in
a
telegram
reeeiveil
hy
Frank
J.
Hale,
federal
supervisor
of
alcohol
control,
from
William
K.
Dunn.
Jr
and
Joseph
pora.
memiiers
of
his
squad.
Jiief
Hale
was
informed
that
one
man,-aOermah
citizen,
had
U'enrrelefflas'iin
alleged
member
of
a
riv
flf
ilislrihutors'
of
poison
liiptor.
which
snipped
I,-ino
gallons
to
this
eity.
The
al-diol
i
Relieved
lo
have
ten
im-i'orted
from
Oerni;tny.
The
deaths
if
billed
when
tlie
ordinary
nie-
Hiods
of
rectifying
denatured
al-i
eoin.l
faile
dto
siicet'fd
with
Hie
iierman
alcohol.
HENRY
FORD
GIVES
'
VIEW
OF
HIS
NEW
350-LB,
AIR
FLIVVER
DKTIUHT,
Midi.,
Aug.
11.
After
producing
and
distributing
more
than
I
t.ooO.OilO
of
his
fa
mous
automobiles,
Henry
Ford
has
come
to
tlie
front
with
an
'air
flivver.
Humors
of
experiments
with
a
baby
airplane,
were
confirmed
when
-Mr.,Furir...
am-
his
Uty-third
birthday,
yave
a
sueeesfu
demonstration
of
the
tiny
monoplane,
a
product
'of
his
labora
lnr
Designed
hy
Otto
Kappein
youyg
uerjian
ei.giiifer
employed
In
"tlie-'Ford
e"xpVrimenti"tahora-
lories,
the
ship
is
powered
by
a
three-cylinder
air-cooled
motor
The
pilot
slls
about
midway
o
the.
wing,
which
is
placed
along
the
top
of
imp
fusilage.
It
ha
a
wing
spread
of
22
feel,
is
i:
feel
long
and
weighs
3.10
nound.
II
Is
planned
to
replace
the
mo
tor
with
a
three-cylinder
engirt
wlurh
will
bring
the
weight
down
to
about
310
pounds.
TRADE
WITH
RUSSIA
SHOWS
48
P.
C.
DECLINE
WASllIXfiTOX,
Aug.
11.-
-Fo
the
six
monlhs
ending
June
30
last.
American
trade
with
Soviet
ltusia
showed
a
turnover
of
aj,'J3'J.i)00,
a
decrease
of
18
per
cent
from
that
for
the
name
period
in
1925,
the
Russian
lormauon
Korean
announces.
American
exports
lo
Ilia!
coun
try
were
25,002,OO0,
as
com-'
pared
wilh
32,010,000
for
lho
correspondiii
six
monlbs
last'
year,
whi'i
imports
were
$7,970.-
j
000,
as
compared
with
10,10'J.
(loo.
"Im-pott
figures
for
this
year,
however,"
Ihe
reiiort
cori-l
turned,
"do
not
include
matigan-ese
ore,
estimated
at
about
ft,
000.000
and
fur
esllnmted
a
1
,500.000.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
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II.
II;
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,
7
,
I
YA
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
&
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Adrertuement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
SPORT
CHAT
-fame.
Ie
thetr
lal
atn
i!
K
?h
Plans
are
.i-.diT
way
for
11.'
stating
of
a
-wimnilng
giila
.i
tlie
Prince
Hu
r
bwuiiinins
Club
at
the
Sail
lkes
on
Sur-Uiy
next.
An
aniMtiou
program
of
aquati'-
"iiorl
hiis
eeii
nrranintl
hy
Capl.
A.
Swansnn,
president
of
tin-
rlnli.
aistd
by
hire
UfiieT
Mcl'.nnlri
and
Jw:k
Itoddie,
and
tlie
ev-nl
pronile-io
be
ono
of
Ihe
most
entertaining
in
ine.
sport
annals
of
tin
eily.
The
program
ir.cluds
swimming
cTiamploriship
for
men
and
laUes
eanoe
races,
rae-
for
liQyi
,arn1
girls,
diving
eon-tests,
,.niow
fw.iliim
on
tn
greasy
pole,
-.i
tier
ttum-
ion
mi
me
mus
u
mention.
nhrn
fiHf
wesirner
t'.e
fun
wiii
i.
.rnsl
and
fu.-Hu.-t
In
the
intermediate
Foolba!
i.eagu-
lb
ni.
N.V.n.
and
tlx
M
School
"
ill
go
to
the
ma
on
ksnr.
Ilrttli
teams
are
out
-
win
nod
il
sl
il.l
m
a
dins-done
igainst
the
-'Mae
the
nav
d
.n.VH
were
foetl
10
play
wilii
tvo
reserves
and
one
man
shi!r;
which
was
a
serion-
liandleap
However,
it
is
expected
a
full
team
will
be
in
the
field
lonigiti
and
will
show
nonu-
good
foot
ball.
It
is
said
the
Hmh
School
are
rartn'
to
go.
The
follmrnw
learn
will
br
He
Met
I
by
tlie
J.
Itielirrtond,
goal;
llalnti
Moore
ami
eo.
Hheuton,
haekv;
K.
Piaroek.
fleo.
WTnwn
nnif
ilzgeratd.
half
tnekit:
Slienif-i,
A.
X.
Other,
J.
Kims,
Dyei
mil
Cam
m,
forwflnls.
A
't
h.p.
Ilenaull
car
has
re
captured
the
twenty-four
hoti
reeorti
tiy
irayelllBR
al
a
mean
speed
of
loH
ni.p.h.
The
las
lap
was
cotered.nt
m.p.b
With
Ihe
heavy
fogs
eominu
down
at
niylil
it
is
wiss
for
mo
tor
boat
ixers
to
rememlier
to
lake
alotiK,
tficlr
conipase.
While
the
flig
liare
not
leeii
very
heavy
until
enrly
in
Ih
morning
it
js
wio
lo
the
pre
paired
for
eniergcneies.
If
itniaUS
in
a
liejtvt
tttg
Ii
roiie
Jhrpw
ifom
Hie;,
ifril
0
III''
IKMlJfWr
make
an
ieellent
Tmaik
of
d.
reel
ion.
HUGE
TROUT
CAUGHT
IM
AN
ALBERTA
LAKE
KDMOXTOX,
Aug.
11.
The
eaon'v
record
for
Ihe
largest
trout
ivuiwhi
in
Odd
lnke
was
sliatleici
when
A.
Parsons
caught
a
Hum-lei
I
rout
weighing
30
to
pound,
ihe
reeonl
had
prevl-nuly
been
hfthl
by
It.
K.
Austin,
a
(ilgary
man,
who.
had
a
3t-
IHiiliWl
trout
lo'fiis
credit.
The
Uilal
eatah
up
to
August
1
amounls
to
,10,030
pounds.
This
is
the
in
lornvalion
forwarded
lo
M.
T.
Hndd.
local
fisheries
inspector.
i
J
K
JoJmston.
over
seer
at
1u
lake
Tins
total
has
all
been
a
tighf
hy
anglers,
no
I
Use
SiMOND!
SAWS
s
Machine
KniveSi
I
MONO
CAMADA
l,W
CO.
tTD.
MONTRKAt
VAITOJUVtH.
tT.
JOHN.
N.I..
I
TOHONTO
11
4
WANTED.
FOR
SALE.
Hilt
SALH.
Pleasure
Inuneh
"dwelt,"
in
good
eondllmn;
towered
wilh
four
horsepower
ftisltiop
engitu-.
Apply.
Pu".-len.
Dally
Xtw
.
VOW
SALIi
Ilud'on
motor
:.
first
ela
condition:
ffne
f,i-pleasure
IhmiI.
Snap
Appl
.
Hox
3IH.
D.ilr
Xew
(Iffiee.
FOfl
SALK.
Hotel
Massetl.
A
gooil
bargain.
Ill
health
e.in,.
for
sellinc
Apply
William
Hudson.
Masett.
DC.
FOH
SALK.
Seow.
gowl
as
ner'.
with
three
room
rabin.
Nhv
living
house.
Price
(1275.00
Phone
Hlue
tH'4.
i;
FOH
SAI.B
Saxophone,
C
me!
aly,
in
good
condition.
(Job.
Hell,
salin
finish.
Phone
lllaek
IH!
VEST
FOIl
SALK.
Sew
thU
year
and
used
only
one
week.
Prlee
j0.
Pullen.
Dally
New.
KOIl
SALDinina
room
mte
In
good
eondilinn.
Phone
lliaCK
7.IO.
f
TO
RENT
F0I
-fl
KXT.-
Ji
rien
btiiblina
a
171
Third
Avenue
lCnst:"'sl
room
modern
flat
with
bath
room
and
workshop
premises
on
street"
Ifoor.
Apply
Utile
Transfer.
139
Second
Avenue,
Mill
HKXTTwo
first
eaM
modern
flats;
Monarch
range,
water
paid;
one
furnished.
westenhaver
Hros.
KOIl
HKXT
Five-roorned
mod
ern
house
on
Knib
.
Avenue
es.
Phone
OnVn
30.
it
FOH
ALIt--:renm
wicker
haby
carriage,
in
gool
uoiidllioii.
Phone
Hlaek
330.
w
ilbUIU.
1
8t
HOUSWfor
Rent.
Pome
are
furnished.
?!fl
ami
up.
Appij
jih
I'ourih
Avenue
Kant.
FOIl
HKXT,
Pianos,
phono
gra'phs
and
sewing
machines
Walker's
Music
Hlore.
run
IU..M
hour
room
suite,
nor
water
neaieil.
Apply
Hmlll
A
Mallet.
HKXT
Five
room
hmue
Sevenlh
Avenue
We.
Phonei
7
311.
MODHIIN
HOUBR
for
rent
Five
rooms
and
built.
Munro
Hros.
t
sievrs
a
.
LOST.
i,w.-
i
.v
nr.
Andrew's
prnh;
Iiby
Island,
Sunday,
boy's
iH'iwii
xwenier.
Kind-
nlinne
lllno
io.
ler
pleai
commercial
fUhlng
being
allow.
in
Ihe
lake.
In
every
wnv
ii,a
I
present
season
tm
i..u,
n.
.....t.
Articles
and
,&c
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
WAXTFD.-
fine
reliable
man
in
HOAUD
The
Inlander,
83.1
every
town,
merciiant
prefer-l
Seeond
Avenue.
Phone
137.
red,
lo
lake
orders
for
lies
cusloni-made
clothes
In
Can
ada.
Highest
eommission
Hex
Tailoring
Co.
Lid..
Toronto
(2)
Jul
A.NTHD
Xew
loeation
for
siim
shine
stand
down
town
IT
you
have
one,
or
know
f
one
available
now-,
please
phone
33.
Archie
IlotiinMm.
MAX
wnntetl
for
holel
work.-Apply
Hole!
Central.
h:
WV.ITIIK5-.
Wanle.1--Apply
Ho.
Ion
Cafe.
SKVHX-ltOOMHD
HllFSK
in
Sec
tion
High!
for
sale.
All
modern
conveniences.
Unod
proposition.
For
further
fnfor-a
lion
wrile
Hot
317,
Daily
Xew
Of
flee.
is:
ourmg
i
muiiii.ow
,
.
SUMMER
RESORTS.
LAKKL8K
LODiiK.
near
Terraee.
Visit
Lakelse
litlua
Ho
Spring.
Lithia
I
one
of
th
finest
mineral
waters
known
for
rneumnttsm.
(lood
f.
fishing
for
rainbow
iroiit
In
Lakelse
lake
ami
river.
Moiom
meet
all
.
train
airing
througl
eonneetion
with
Loilge.
Telephone
connected
(a
Terraee
J.
Hruee
Johnstone,
nvinaer
CHEVROLET
Why
be
without
a
cart
S3S0
Vnakes
the
first
payment
on
a
ew
Improved
CHKVHOL15T.
the
balance
in
twelve
sueeessive
eoy
ins'alments
Lei
us
lemonstratel
KAIEN
OARAQE
Dealers
in
all
tieneral
Motor
Product
Drake
lining
by
mi-
fhinery
Cy!
-ider
regrindtnc
ami
trehoring
V
.i
overh.uiliug
at
flat
rale
p
Wreekmy
Service
day
and
night.
Tin-
fidliiwtiig
price
are
now
effeelhe.
F.n.li,
Prime
lltiper'..
ti'iveniwent
tax
en
included;
Itunabniil
Pporl
ltoatlter
9Alt
no
Tudor
8edan
700
00
Konlor
8elan
83
1.
OH
Lighl
Delivery
595.00
1.1.
I
Mil
very
Van
fl
10.00
Commerrial
Chastl
I8jitij
Irnek
Chassis
ir..
5HI.00
Seir
iiarter
inelwled
on
nil
motteis.
Term
payment
arranged
if
If
desired.
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Dealers.
210
Second
Avenue.
FRANCOIS
LAKE
LOOQE
v
Ibis
yenr.
For
reservations,
wrlle
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Monday,
Auguat
9
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.
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produce
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a
Trip
to
the
Lake
Country
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Henkel.
FraneoU
Lake.
D
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TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
(Call
Oeorge.
Paul
or
(lnn
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Slude
bakers
at
your
disposal
any
lime,
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Aerosa
from
Fmnres
Hotel
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