it
nrn
A
Mf.WELLERS
J2Tt1E
STOHE
WITH
THE
CLUCK
BULKLEY
Market
311
Third
Avenue,
On
been
taken
over
from
Ueorge
Kerr
by
J.
Preece
ate
w
h
Sealy
and
Doodion
Fresh
Meats
arriving
Twice
Weekly
from
the
Bulkley
Valley
Phone
178
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
lock
Phone
576
DENTIST
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423,
539,
Green
23S,
Black
735.
Night,
Phonal
687,.
539,
Green
238,
Black
735.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
GEO.
Q.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
We
specially
recommend
mir
Table
Cream
nt
15c
for
Half
Pint
Quality
and
Service
Special
Ice
Delivery
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
657
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
If.
UrUge,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Band
and
Gravel
WVe
Specialize
In
Plane
and
Purvlture
Kevin.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Stock
of
Fui
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
Apart
From
Military
Uses
Planes
Playing
Increasing
Part
In
Modern
Development.
USED
FOR
PATROLS
OTTAWA.
July
Itf.
Civil
hvla-tion
made
definite
stride
in
Cn-nada
lat
year.
A
report
on.
acclivities
along
Hun
line
jhow
lint!
Hie
;niwij
or
Mm
air
flddd
In
their
ticfulncs
mi
many
ways
in
Hie
Dominion
since
the
beginning
or
1W25.
From
the,
Atlantic
to
the
Pacific,
from
itie
Orwil
l,ake
to
Ihe
Arctic,
flying
boaU
awl
nrropfanes
are
being
used
nnre
and
more
in
government
and
industrial
research
work.
Forest
tract
In
New
Brunswick,
rust-ridden
wheat
frelds
on
the!
,
rairiet,
treacherous
ice
floes
at
;
Hie
proposed
lludsoii
H
Hay
iwr4.
a
Itibuurr
I
Out
of
Il.lde-k.
X.
S..
flyers
are:
.-..mplHing
a
ualc
r
Uie
,ni-;wu
and!"
JJ
fyi
boaU
Ull
v,deUe
Imt
limrts
of
Itie
Canadian
Mari-
..
.
.
i
uie
episode
a
ir:''
!"r-.er.
single-float,
seaplanes.
'1
'
"ys
srr
nfiiu;
iaki-u
oi
uie
mil-1
tier
possibilities
of
the
(rreal
un-xphtrtvl
area
wliirh
extends
up
l'.it
Hudson's
lUy
to
the
sub-ictir.
Fire
hatards
are
being
.lelerteit
and
retluced.
This
fire
prolerlion
senice
expends
all
over
the
Dominion.
In
the
.Northwest
Territories
the
hintriand
is
-be
ing
brought
into
Uie
map,
its
re-nrces
taliutetnl
and
its
diffi-Mitdes
ureeit.
Along
Uie
Itritisli
(Vilumbla
ahing(on
bouniktry.
Hie
way
of
'lie
rum-runner
is
lieing
made
difficuM.
The
wild
and
sparsely
The
Oulf
of
Oeorgla,
the
Straits
of
Juande
Fuoa
and
Puget
Hiiund
are
patrolled
by
Canailian
and
I
ote.
SUls
vigilantes
of
Uie
air.
Ttie
lorUntiis
Iwys
and
inlet,
which
have
been
the
refuge
nf
Hie
Imoie
smuggler
are
romttw
iimler
the
A.irehinig
eye
of
the
airship.
Rust
In
Grain
Not
the
least
Interesting
de--iopnent
of
tlie
aeroplane
in
t
ana.
la
is
its
olcenation,
of
the
drift
of
rut
sjmres
in
the
grain
fields.
It
seems
tiuit
atmospheric
.
indition
si
radicnlly
a
f
feed
the
Irift
f
these
spores
thai
a
very
important
farror
in
their
control
.
.in
be
worked
out
through
the
..I.
nation
of
their
nvicflon
to
tmniliire.
etc
MINIML
ACT.
CIRTiriCATC
Of
IMPROVIMtNTS
Mltrk
smith
vnrwrsl
CUIm.
Mlutte
In
II
T
r
1
itli.iininc
ihe
i!rry
nsrr.
Ill
tl
MlllllHTty
on
Crater
Crrrk
lourili
ut
July
i;iwi,
Nlnrl'll
UMIUI
TVkE
vm.
F.
llist
I,
rtr
otbrlo.
ft
Miner's
orlirimle
.No.
JOSSO.
In-i.ml.
siviy
iIjx
from
Urn
dalo
Iwrror.
ii-plv
lo
Uie
Minins
liernnlrr
ror
i
iriuirle
r
lniproriwnl.
Tor
the
pur-lM
i.r
iiliuluiot
t
uruwn
Orsnl
ol
the
itx.vf
i-Ulm.
ADO
runner
uie
noiirr
mi
icun.
mtrf
(rfliun
31,
mutt
li
nntatwnml
tM-rm-r
Uie
i
r
sufh
Crrliririle
or
laird
this
III
lr
''f
June.
IU
MCH.
A
I).
Hit.
IftASMl.
.-nt
MINCRAL
act.
ccRTiricATt
or
niieRovitNTS
Bit
r.nyn
?lo
t
MliiertI
CUIm.
situ-ilo
in
th.
Alim
Mmhis
lill..n
or
;:'
ur
nistrii'L
Where
IhcsimI!
on
Vol-.nlr
i:rrft
(Vulrin
"'.rrrlt!.
sdjolnins
and
soulliwesl
or
Wir
.inyn
.No.
H
lrnln
ViimtiI
i:liini
(lt
II7D).
TVsK
MITIC.K
lhl
I.
'-I"1
Mollnjr,
rw
Miners
orlirint
a.
707SV,
In-lend.
iviv
ds
rnan
Ihe
dais
hereor,
in
apply
"to
the
Mlninr
lierorrter
ror
a
rrtltiVat
of
ImprnvenM-nls,
ror
Inn
.ur-.,..e
or
..blainin
a
c.roun
Oranl
or
1!m
'Tnd
"
rurlher
lake
notlm
that
artion,
urimn
ST
mutt
hs
rtsninenrt-d
iwr.ire
the
Uiue
or
aurn
CrrtUlrate
or
IniprovemenU.
Oaten
inn
III
(lay
of
June,
II.
JIC.1,
MINERAL
ACT.
A
t).
lOtH.
rnvsKii.
rent.
CIRTiriCATC
Or
HHPROVIMINTS
Dl
i:anTn
Mineral
Claim,
aituaie
In
Ihe
Allln
Mlnlne
imlMon
r
Cssalar
Pl-
If
CL
Wnere
llN-aini:
.rr
vi
"
in.
".
and
adJottilnir
and
norlhea.U
or
the
Canyon
Klenion
Mineral
ci
Illr
(Lol
TAKE
NOTICE
thai
I.
John
Mollpy.
rre
Miner's
Cerllflrate
Xo.
"iOlU,
Intend.
HIV
day
rrom
Ihe
date
hereor.
In
ipnlv
I't
the
Mluin
nerorder
for
a
rertlf
rate
or
improvements,
ror
jne
pnr-pole
or
nliulnmit
a
Crown
Grant
of
the
taAn"f
rurlher
tk
nollre
that
action.
LAND
ACT
rnl.
Nolle
of
InWnllon
to
Apply
lo
Laaaa
land
In
IT
nee
liuwrl
Land
nernnlinr
1I-trl'
l
or
lllnse
7.
Coa.l
l.ind
PIMrlet.
ami
allnale
on
I'sssats
lland.
..,.
,
TAkE
.NOTICE
Ihiit
J.
n-uf"n;,1if
Pnn-ika.
Alherla.
oernpatlon
m;
lend
to
apply
mr
a
leae
of
Hie
follnwlnt
denerllieri
land:
-
..
ri.n.nnrint
at
a
nnt
planted
at
,h
tne
Nor'tli
wet
end
nr
f-aMaire
Inland,
near
r..i
TM.nml.ilnn
Sta.
Illtl
theme
around
ihe
llan.l
at
hlnh
water
mark
and
roinaliilnr
innn
aere,
more
or
le.
June
Hth,
1SU.
Appllcint.
incut.
are
If
)
ri
ft
made
through
photograph
slide
with
this
end
lu
vew.
Hie
same
applies
to
the
attempt
to
control
the
While
Pine
Hliider
rust
spore.
The
manufacture
of
flying
ma-ehlnes
in
Canada
is
being
revival
Dominion.
Omlrol
of
civil
avia-
tion,
separate
from
the
Hoyal
Canadian
Air
Force,
but
in
co-per.
nlion
witU
the
Ministry
of
Defence
has
been
rerently
set
up.
to
facilitate
the
extension
of
civfl
avia
tion
in
Canada.
Pansenger
Services
Hie
views
of
Captain
T.
Cowley,
director
of
civil
avaition
in
populate!
imumlary-Hn-
waldi-!n'l.
..i,
nn
rM
passenger
ser
ed
more
easily
from
above.
Ttie
same
applies
t
ttie
etntal
wa
ters.
KI.KCTION
days
lei
us
forget
it.
KVEHY
second
man
in
thn
country
today
is
a
constitutional
Elaborate
expert-P'xpert.
Let's
can
them
all.
it
Alim
Mimnr
Iiiviumi
or
Ciotur
Ma
in,
i
VVto-m
M-alnJ:
A
NEW
cabinet
is
all
right
but
how
about
the
dishes
that
go
in
THE
lalest
thing
forlLe
vcr'
up
to
date
people
is
flesh
colored
bathing
suits.
THE
bos
would
do
well
to
ask
bimseir
now
nnd
then
bow
many
days
it
lakes
him
to
do
an
eight
houf
3ob.
CHICKENS
are
fond
of
the
InJ
slalment
plan
a
little-down'
an
a
little
more
every
day.
IN
this
age
of
rush
and
fluster,
what
n
pleasure
it
Is
now
and
then
to
watch
n
telnrapii
messewer.
THEHE
I
no
more
reaon
why
a
restaurant
should
cash
checks
than
that
n
bank
should
sell
soup.
WHAT
I'm
wondering
is
hov
long
it
will
be
before
we
need
n
police
man
on
point
duty.
JAKE
says
'we
need
one
now
lo
point
Ibe
way
to
the
liquor
slore
when
the
tourists
come
lo
town.
MUSSOLINI
Is
al
his
old
tricks
again.
He
is
trying
In
kill
the
game
of
golf
by
forbidding
curs-Ing
on
Ihe-
links.
WHICH
Is
Ihe
lieller.
an
old
flame
or
a
new
match?
Jnke
saye
not
to
play
with
fire.
MF.MHEIIS
nf
Parliament,
get
a
lol
out
of
il.
They
are
said
to
get
more
abuse
than
In
any
other
occupation
on
earth.
ALL
you
have
In
do
lo
know
whether
a
man
Is
a
law-breaker
or
makes
money
out
of
law
breakers
is
to
ask
ti
i
in
what
he.
thinks
of
the
provincial
police.
aero
t
tie
Columbia
to
escape
from
Indians
has
been
revealed
here
by
Prof.
Oluf
Ops-Jon
In
conne'ellon
with
his
Invitation
to
arrhaeololist
to
myelinate
such
marking
found
in
this
region.
The
story
of
bow
eight
of
It
Vikings
crossed
Hie
river
t-
:
safely
and
then
starved
beneath
the
river
cliffs
where
tliey
sough)
rehire
from
Indians,
was
(old
by
i
the
author
of
numerous
Nors.-history
articles,
who
last
Monday
i
announced
the
discovery
of
runie
inscriptions
near
here.
Members
of
Two
Expeditions
Mr.
Opsjon
declared
the
Norse-
men
were
members
of
two
ex-
pedilious
which
explored
several
after
Hie
war.
The
Canadian
r
-
at
M-Lrflins
lil
of
the
Pacif.r
nrfhweM
he
carvings
locate
s
happening
in
what
rant
County.
Wash,
he
same
character!.
I
lie
present
years
manuiacuiTe
,.p
a,
(he
pajnin)
f0UIUj
nPar
will
go
much
farther
tftan
this.'
J(,r(,
leing
0
a
t,auie
between
ndapllns
the
peculiar
neeos
or
Hie
Indians
and-Norsemen
in
1010.
oifferent
parts
of
the
country
and
j
other
records
of
the
expedite
ellmfllic
necessities
of
the.Miqns
have
been
found
on
the
up-
per
Little
Lady
Frazer
Hiver
in
Ilrilih
Columbia,
on
the
Columbia
Hiver
near
Vantage
Ferry
Wash.,
and
In
Tillamook
Count
r.
Ore.,
Professor
Onsjon
said.
Thl
bowlder
found
in
Hrilish
Col
urn
Ida
is
now
in
a
park
at
Vancou
ver,
H.C."
he
continued.
Carved
pictures
of
the
Teu
tonic
gods,
Odin
and
Thor.
ami
the
Teutonic
goddes,
Freya
.
ivviiu
inree
uorns,
were
tovino
.
.
.
.
.
I
with
Hie
atorv
nf
Ihe
swiiv
.
.
.
....
I
rna
.
.
.
a
.
.
......
-
-
v
.r
'
"
IUIIIfliair-
lf-lKtll
II.
I
suvil
tl
j
.
.
,
.
.
.
,
ii
lrro
mi"
iMiuiiiiiia.
""'";'
'
,
hi,
"The
inscriptions
are
exactly
.
'
.
.
.
.
.
'
''Hie
same
as
those
found
on
tw
he
believe,
bill
not
for
some
con
siderable
tune.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
aytu
targe
gold
horns
plowed
up
al
Mogenlemler.
Coljand,
Denmark
The
first
horn
was
plowed
Uj
drnntr
the
fifteenth
century
and
(lie
second
horn
was
found
near
ly
101
years
later.
A
facsimib'
of
silver
horns
was
made
and
they
are
now
iiutlirt
Northern
are
near,
but
Hoyal
Museum,
of
Denmark.
IT
is
much
more
important
to
us
to
know
how
the
fiIi
are
running
than
lo
know
who
is
going
to
win
the
political
contest.
These
impressions
tn
the
Columbia
Hiver
prove,
that
th
carvers
knew
of
the
old
religiou
teachings
of
the
Norse.
A
stack
of
hay
and
other
characters
in
dicate
that
the
Norsemen
Irappe.
by
Indians
bad
only
hay
to
eal
and
starved.
I
translated
these
Inscriptions
two
years
ago,
Dut
have
made
no
previous
an
nouncement
of
them."
Answers
Dr.
Splnden
Answering
a
statement
fron
Dr.
Herbert
J.
Splnden,
curator
of
Mexican
archaeology
and
etli
nokuv
al
Ihe
Peabody
Museum
Harvard
Fniversity,
in
which
h
doubled
the
authenticity
of
thr
inscription.
Professor
Opsjon
said:
"Dr.
Spinden
doesn't
know
Dial's
all.
He
said
that
the
in
scription
would
have
been
def
Iroyed
Jting
ago
by
lOf.iwaler
am
dust.
:
Thar
':i
tiotifirue)
ot
ai
localilw
;TliepnMtn
runic
ek
'is
is
(prol
-
.r
Vock
(protected
front
(Weathe;
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
elemetils.
Ancient
rocs
paini
ings
are
numeraus
Ihrnughoul
the
northwest
and
all
are
well
preserved.
"The
evidence
I
absolute
an.
conclusive
on
the
Spokane
runio
rock
and
I
urgently,
Invite
any
gentlemen
of
science,
who
con
sider
themselves
qualified
to
ranslale
runic
script
and
run!
monograms
to
come
io
poKano
and
make
their
own
independen
investigations.
','It
Is
known
from
Indian
bvends
that
the
painllings
have
been-
on
these
rock.,
for
genera
lions,
at
least,
lhey
are
no
Indian
markings,
for
the
old
et
Indians
have
not
the
falntes
idea
of
their
meanings.
On
th
other
hand,
they
are
true
runic
characters
as
I
have
known
them
from
intensified
study
for
many
years,
and
they
Irll
a
vrvhl.
con
nected
story."
-
;
.
1
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prlnc)
Rupert
July
19,
1916.
Fourteen
hundred
people,
pas
sed
through
Prince
Hupert
b
train
and
strainers
lasl
week
A
large
number
of
these
peopl
were,
tourists.
Harry
Connnt,
aged
50,
we
known
local
painter,
died
in
the
1
-
iffiSJ--tf
.
'
n
dar,
July
10.
1920.
TEH
DAIL7
RBW9
"
PAOI
FIVE
ast
Chance
i
i
his
weeK
Our
Sale
Ends
on
Saturday
A
Few
More
Left:
l'j
tcwel
Oirls
Hold
Filled
Watches
at
$8.69
'jO
to
.1
Brooches..
Sale
n
i'e
.
.
i
05o
siver
plated
'I'm
Pol,
Sugar
and
i
rram
Hot.
Sale
prlic
$12.80
Mu
'
15
Jewct
guaranteed
4.
Jj
filial
watehe
..
$11.60
jMANY
USES
FOR
FLYING
CRAFT
rori
.HMin.
rum-runner
an
lope
wuiutTRlerH
off
Vancouver
la-land,
destructive
tongues
of
fire
aiTo
the
grwil
pupwoid
tract
f
lliili.li
Columbia-
all
are
bc-irvg
surveyed,
guarded
or
circum-
eiiled
an
they
never
rould
be
be-1
fn-e
the
development
of
Ibe
air
wrvire.
In
Tlmter'
Business
Two
Unique
Letters
m
Pacifir
Milk
has
two
unique
j
letter
written
by
young
Kirls.
One
come
from
Victoria
and)
(NORSEMEN
AND
EARLY
VISITS
Claim
Made
by
Sc'entlst
that
They
Were
Driven
out
by
Indiana
In
1010.
one
from
Vaneouver,
and
the.
dt
rniHife
nmrti
Uiii.
i
I
hat
Bunlc
Story
each
letter
touches
oh
the
samel
subject.
Doth
airl
have
re-j
turned
from
uimnv,r
camps,,
Nlwl
ltnili
wr-illk
fl.ftt
lanlfii
Milk
was
used
exclusively
at
M,',fir
,of
"
daleJ
each
plare.
Laler
Pacific
Milk
"!"
X
U
"'T
will
publish
extract
frorn
each
letter.
PACIFIC
MILK
Head
Offjce,
Vanoouvsr
Factories:
Ladnsr
and
Abbotsford,
l.C.
RECOUPS
ON
ROCKS
Read
by
Archaeolo
gist
Tells
of
Battle
In
Which
Visitor
Lost
SPOKANE,
July
H
-Discovery
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
THE
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1925.
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follows
Placer
Hold,
77,Ci.'j,0$o;
Lode
Gold,
$122,808,-."l):
Silver,
7V,t
11,307;
Lend,
80,218,907;
Copper,
!?107,Oi2,47;
line,
$30,025,047;
.Miscellaneous
Minerals,
$l,j0i,387;
(Vial
nnd
tkef
2738,053;
Building
Stone,
Hrick,-
Cement,
etc.,
$4
'1,005,886;
making
its
Mineml
Proiluction
to
the
end
of
1025
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$920,919,628
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec
1925,
$61,492,242
The
.Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal,
and
the
fees
lower
than
thoe
nf
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
British
Empire.
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
deve.opin
such
properties,
the
security
of
which
W
guaranteed
by
Crown
Grants.
Full
information,
together
with
Mi
ling
Henorts
and,
Maps,
may
be
obtained
gratis
by
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MNISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
X.U.
Practically
all
British
Columbia
.Mineral
Properties
upon
which
development
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
the
Annual
Reports
of
the
Minister
of
Mines.
Those
considering
nrning
investments
should
refer
to
such
reports.
They
are
available
without
charge
on
application
to
the
Department
of
Mines,
Victoria,
B.C..
Heports
covering
each
of
the
six
Mineral
Survey
Districts
are
published
separately,
and
are
available
on
application.
Heports
of
the
Geological
Survey
of
Canada,
Winch
Building,
Vancouver,
are
recommended
as
valuable
sources
of
hopital
tins
morning.
He
wa
tricken
last
evenirw
wnue
paini-,
i
ir
ng
a
noor
in
uie
uume
ui
nd
Mrs.
Herliert
Hampton,
-!Jt
Eighth
Avenue
West.
A
wwo
and
son
survive;
INDIAN
VERSUS
MTEALASKA
Thak
Is
Campaign
Cry
In
Some
Parts
of
Adjacent
Territory
For
Elections.
That
there
i
an
election
cam-
oaisrn
on
in
the
Unite!
States
as
well
as
in
Canada
is
cieany
hown
in
the
character
of
the
icwspaper
articles
that
are
pub
iistieil.
In
Alaska
there
were
.hree
candidates.
Dan
Sutherland,
republican,
Frank
Itoyle,
Demo-
rat
and
Tom
Marquam,
imirpen-
ent.
The
natives
most
or
wnom
have
votes,
are
strongly
back
of
uthertand.
They
an;
led
by
an
Indian
attorney,
William
L.
Paul.
In
order
to
unify
the
opposition
io
sullienan.i,
uoyie
nas
just
announced
his
resignation
and
the
Ketchikan
Chronicle,
commenting
editorially
on
his
action,
sets
forth
the
race
battle
cry
as
fol
lows
Newspaper
Comment
The
withdrawal
of
the
eandi-
laey
of
Frank
Boyle
for
Delegate
n
Congress
announced
on
aiur-
lay
came
as
no
surprise,
yet
io
hose
who
have
the
best
interest
of
Alaska
at
heart
and
who
are
nuHtus
to
see
it
prosper
it
was
yralifvinsr.
There
is
no
better
citucn
in
Alaska
than
Mr.
Boyle
.in.)
the
withdrawal
of
his
candl-
lacy
was
one
of
-tire
marks
of
his
iood
citizenship.
As
slated
by
him
in
his
public
announcement
..
V
..-in.
l
:t.
.l
n
t.
la
:nere
was
nine
iikriiuuuu
i
..
f
.
i
success
at
me
nous
in
a
uireo
ornered
rae
and
he
believeil
ap
parcnlly
that
it
would
be
better
for
Alaska
to
eliminate
himself,
thereby
electing
Tom
Marquam
and
wiping
Dan
Sutherland
ofl
the
political
slate
for
all
time.
B.
C.
Indians
Tlie
battle
is
now
between
Tom
Mamuamnnd
Dan
Sutherland.
In
other
words
il
becomes
the
battle
of
while
or
Indian
domination,
of
Ihe
territory.
Sutherland
even
todav
is
not
satisfied
with
re
reiving
all
the
Indian
votes
of
tho
territory
but
he
needs
must
in
troduce
in
corvgres
a
bill
where
by
be
would
enfranchise
every
native
of
British
Udumbin
that
might
care
to
slip
over
tho
line
into
Alaska.
That
this
native
domination
is
realized
today
by
utherland
rs
certain
for
he
dares
not
cross
Wm.
L.
Paul,
leader
and
counsel-in-chief
for
the
Alas-
kn
Native
Brotherhood,
taking
In
practically
all
the
Indians
of
Southeastern
Alaska.
Today
at
Sitka
we
see
complete
Indian
domination
and
if
anyone
wanU-to
ascertain
the
humiliation
and
unsatisfactory
conditions
under
vvlilah
tho
whites
are
living
there
a
IV
he
has
to
do
is
ask
tho
white
residents
of
Alaska's
first
capital.
That
condition
or
Sitka
will
spread
In
the
whole
territory,
with
the
nntlves
controlling
and
dictating
to
our
congressmen
and
to
our
legislature
to
such
u
deigrro
that
every
white
man
and
woman
will
be
paying
Ihe
price
of
the
folly
of
permitting
Mich
domina
tion
I
evident.
Banded
Together
There
arc
plenty
of
white
peo
pie
in
Alaska
to
permit
Intelll
Sent
white
management
oi
af
Everything
for
the
Builder
LUMBER
We
have
the
most
complete
stock
of
timbers,
dimensions,
shiplap,
fir
finish,
flooring,
V
joint,
veneers,
etc.,
in
Northern
B.C.
We
can
supply
everything
In
a
building
from
the
foundation
to
the
last
piece
of
finish.
Before
buying
inspect
Our
stock.
It
will
pay
you.
Our
prices
are
right.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phone
116
and
117
ANGER,
the
Tailor
Fine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
in
our
shop
in
Prince
Rupert
as
low
as
$50.00
I.
ANGER,
Cutter
223
Sixth
Street
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
WICHMANN
OIL
ENGINES
W
Supply
WICHMANN
Is
Slit
from
7
to
20
M.P.
To
lira
Mri,
dtlltary
ordar
your
WICHMANN
now.
DUtributors
ror
B.
C
ENGINEERING
CORPORATION
LTD.
Marlu
Department!
MR.
O.
TELLEFStA.
OMAN
VILLI
ISLAND
VANCOUVER,
B.
C.
fairs.
The
natives,
through
the
leadership
of
Mr.
Paul,
have
so
securely
banded
themselves
together
that
the
only
alternative
is
for
the
wtiites
-to
do
likewise.
There
can
be
no
question
but
Uie
battle
of
the
fall
election
bin
ges
entirely
on
the
question
of
intelligent
white
constructive
upbuilding
versus
illiterate
and
tri-hal
conditions,
the
masesUowing
totally
to
the
will
of
the
Chief.
RATHER
A
SURPRISE
TO
MANY
POLITICIANS
(Ottawa
Citizen
Provincial
election
results
in
Alberta
are
rather
surprising
reading
for
people
who
bad
been
ted
to
believe
that
the
Conservative
miltenium
had
arrived.
The
United
Farmers
are
returned
stronger
than
ever.
They
have
more
than
twice
as
many
members
as
alt
the
other
groups
com
bined.
Labor
carried
more
seats
than
the
Conservative
party,
or
at
least
as
many,
nnd
Labor
is
eo-operuUng
with
the
U.
1-.
A.
MOUNTAIN
SCALED
BY
TWO
ALPINISTS
.
JASPF.n,
July
10.
Mount
Fryall.
one
of
the
highest
and
most
formidable
peaks
In-
tho
Athabasca
Hiver
section
.of
the
Canadiun
Rockies
has
been
seal
ed
bvJIoward
Palmer
of
Ne.v
London,
Conn.,
anu
tr.
J.
vv
llickson
of
Montreal,
according
lo
word
received
In
Jasper
today
This
mountain,
with
precipitous
shale
.slopes
on
one
sido
am
great
glacier
fields
on
the
other,
bad
hitherto
resisted
all
sit-
temids
to
conquer
It
and
in
re
rent
years
il
bad
been
placed
in
the
category
of
those
peaks
vvhich
It
was
thought
would
never
be
climbed.
Subtcribe
to
the
Dally
Newt.
SteveKing
Third
Avenue
Overstocked
!
Overstocked
!
EVERYTHING
SELLING
AT
Unheard
of
Reductions
SEE
WINDOWS
FOR
EXTRA
SNAPSI
NIcARTHUR
IS
IN
CHARGE
DEMERS'
Great
Public
SALE
r
-
,
continues
Entire
Stock
Involved
NOW
IS
THE
TIME
TO
BUY!