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Pleasure
Seekers
Cause
Most
Fires.
the
necessary
bran
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Monday.
June
2ft,
1926.
.Provincial
statutes
and
regulations
make
it
compulsory
f""
settlers
clearing
land
to
secure
permits
from
forest
-officer
before
they
can
light
fires
for
land
clearing
-purposes
during
the
fire
season,
May
J
to
October
J.
Similar
statutes
make
it
com
pulsory
for
logging
operators
and
other
industrial
operations
to
secure
certificates
of
clearance
.before
they
can
operate
steam
units'
in
th'e"
'woods
during
the
closed
season.
The"egulatinu
also
indicate
that
such
industrial
operations
must
be
equipped
wijh
certain
fire
fighting
equipment
and
fire
prevention
uy?
pliances.
Such
.regulations
are
good
and
aim
to
prevent
forest
fifes.
Forest
authorities
state,
.however,,
that
there
has
been
a
very
decided
improvement
in
logging
operations
regarding
fire,
and
that
now
such
industrial
operations
are
only
credited
with
approximately
7.
of
the
2,500
fires
-whicji
sweep
this
province
annually.
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The
same
authorities,
however,
state
mast
emphatically
that
the
chief
sources
of
fire
in
the
wood-.'
6f,'BriliJi
-Columbia
are
the
individuals
who
frequent
Ihe'foresUvOii
pleasure
beiit,
such
as
the
traveller,
picnicker,
camper,
fishernian,
haaieiyahd
tourist
who
are
held
responsible
for'Ofc
ok
the
'Timber
of
fires
which
occur
annually.
Should
not
All
Have
Fire
Permits?
If
it
is'Tonsidered.
good
business
'to
make
farmers
and
in
dustrial
operators
take
out
permit
in.order
to
control
the
forest
fire
situation,
then
surely
in
view
of
the
statisics
published,
it
.is
equally
important
that
people
who
frequent
the
woods
for
idea
sure,
who
light,
camp
fires
arid
throw
lighted
tobarco
and
mashes
around
promiscuously,
should
also
be1
placed
under
pcrjnit.
Public
education
in
the
matter
of,
fbrest
protection
Is
ojen
tial
but
there
is,
a
certain
class
of
citizen
who
can
onlv
be
con
vinced'of
iiecessiiy
of
forest
fire
prevention
by
a
strict
appliance
Uf;the
law.
If
the
law;
does
nott-pver
he
situation,
then!
it
is
time
that
it
be
-changed.
,
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:
Individual
permits
controlling
the
activities
of
citizens
frequenting
the
woods
would
undoubtedly
do
much
to
solve
the
fire
problem
and
it
is
worthy
of
the
careful
consideration
of
those
responsible
for
the
admiiiistralioh
Of
onr
forest
resources
'riie
logper
is
spending
thousands
annually
to
keep
down
fire
n
his
.operation
for
the
protection
of
his
equipment
and
timber,
aud
incidentally
the
people's
equity
in
the
limber
which
he
is
cutting.
.Surely
then
the
law
should
be
such
that
he
will
be
protected
from
the
Hres
which
sve,ep
into
his
operation,
started
by
the
cnreless
smoker,
camper,
traveller,
and
others.
With
d
thrill
at
Every
GJancel
Low
Excursion
Fares
Eastern
Canada,
United
States
Edmonton
Calgary
lasper
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impuro
any
ujf.n,
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WVERNMENT
RAILWAYS
IN
JAPAN
WILL
HAVE
RADIO
LIKE
C.
N.
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VANflOUVF.lt,
June
28.
Wit
h
receiving;
and
J..fiiilcas1uig
services
of
lb?--"
Canadian
National
HaiUuijlikojiro
Suiuki,
tal
-iresentative
of
the
govern-
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hlishment
of
radio
receiving
Is
on
ooaiinneir
main
passen
ger
trains
and
tiIso
the
development
of
several
powerful
broad-
cating
Mat
Jons
similar
to
Inn
used
by
the
C.N.U.
Mr.
Simikl
has
tfeti
sent
by
his
nnipany
lo
Canada
to
secure
as
murlt
daH
as
iiossihli!.
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COLDSTREAM
GUARDS
REACH
WINNIPEG
Famous
Band
Touring
Dominion,
Has
Several
Engagements
In
Western
Canada
WlXXM-m
June
S8.
TM
CohWlream
Guard
band
arrival
in
iiinipej;
from
(Jueber
on
thV
Continental
Limited"
of
t
li
"
flauadiaii
National
Railway
on1
Sunday
night.
This
baiid,
o'w
of
the
greatest
in
the
world.
Efltiiprigfi
40
jiiflws
and
will
play
in
the
larger
westprn
eities
under
the
baton
of
its
comman
der,
.Music
Lieut."
Evan.
lt
first
enpapement
is
at
the
Bran
don
Fair
next
week.
The
Coldstream
Ouards
band
come
to
Canada
after
a
series
of
musieal
triumphs
in
the
olj
country
at
the
conclusion
of
which
they
werr
piven
a
royal
send
on
at
Liverpool
when
embarking
on
their
tour
of
th
Dominion.
The
party
will
be
under
lheJ
tharce
of
C.
K.
Howard,
C.N.U.
passenger
representative
Mont
real,
who
will
accompany
them
from
Uuehee
to
Winnipeg.
The
are
travelling
in
special
Cana
dian
NAiional
eipiipuienl
DAUGHTERS
OF
EMPIRE
DECORATED
GRAYES
OF
SOLDIERS
YESTERDAY
An
impressive
ceremony
look
place
at
Fajrview
remeiery
yes
terday
afternon
when
laities
of
Ihe
Adair
Carsti
Chapter,
I.O.D.E
assisted
by
members
of
the
Can-!
udian
Leirioti,
deeorated
thf.
staves
,of
soldiers
killed
in
Uie
Oreat
YA
ar.
Archdeacon
1.
A.
itix
olTered
prayer
while
the.
Union
Jack
was
at
half-mast,
and
upon
the
raisin;
of
the
fluq
to
ae
peak
tuc
alliering
sanjei
the
National
Anusem.
Mrs.
Or
chard
McLeod,
recent
of
Uli
cluipler;
Mrs.
S.
J.
Evans,
Alri
8.
V.
Cox
and
Mrs.
Oenrsie
Keri1
liait
jchnrxe
of
the
arrangements
FELL
DOWN
STAIRS;
BRMvE
COLLAR
BONE
Frank
E.
Wilson,
Representative
i.
of
Hotel
Register
Firm,
Is
Patient
In
Hospital
Frank
E.
Wilson,
representative
itf
the
Telegraph-Herald
printers
and
binders,
of
DuIhk
que.
Iowa.
specialists
in
hotel
registers,
bad
Ihe
misfortune
to
slip
down
a
flight
of
stairs
on
Third
Avenue
Saturday
morninq
with
the
result
that
he
broke
hi
collar
bone.
He
is
now
a
patient
in
Ihe
.Prince
lluperl
lienerul
Hospital
where
tt
will
bo
neces-sary
for
him
to
remain
for
tha
inexl
week
or
so.
Ik
arrived
la
!lhe
city
from
the
Fast
on
Friday
jafternoon.
ARRANGEMENTS
MADE
FORJ.
PICNIC
Committees
Are
8-truck
for
Event
..Which
Will
Take
Place
on
July
18.
The
employees
of
the
Canadian
National
Hallway
had
a
meeting
last
jiiorbt
at
which
arrangemn(e1
.were
made
for
the
annual
picnic,
which
wilt
be
held
on
July
18,
;
Committees
were
struck
as
follows:
Finance
W.
Held,
chairman,
W.
Ib'asB,
V.
Derry,
H.
Lancaster
lainl
p.
McCormlck.
Transportation
F.
Hntrers.
clialrman,
F.
Sleeves,
A.
Larkin,
P.
King
and
E.
Morgnn.
Sports
J.
Campbell,
chairman,
Tht
LoQt
that
Ntocr
Dies'
T.
Annesley.
K
Vion.
C.
Durham.
J.
Hond.
Hr.,
11.
AVilson.
J.
l.oornl)
and
Joe
hd
wards.
JlefrehmeiUji
M.
Heffernan,
K.
Dickens.
J.
Uond.
Jr.,
V.
Lewis
au
dl.
(iaili'sSe
FISH
ARRIVALS
Seven
Boats
Disposed
of
Catohes
Totalling
101,000
Pounds
at
Exchange
Today.
'
Three
American
and
four
Canadian
boats
sold
a
total
of
101,-non
pounds
of
halihul
on'
the
Fish
HxchaiiKe
tills
morniiiif.
Of
this
tolal
the
Amerii-nns
landed
fii.Ooo
and
Canadians
37,000
pounds.
J'riees
for
lioth
American
and
Canadian
fish
averaued
nrnund
15c
and'Bc.
American
Hrisk.
31,000
pounds
to
Iloolh
Fislieries.
Arrow,
20,00(1
pounds
to
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Blorago
(In.
Illancn,
10,000
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fisheries.
'
Canadian
Altfn,
10,000
pounds,
to
Allln
Fisheries.
thiome,
12,000
priunds,
(o
Canadian
F1h
&
Coldilhrafre
Cdtj
'
Imperleuse,
5.00U
pound;
to
Prince
Rupert
A.
V.
McArlhur,
W.
A.
Moyer.
A.
C.
Knight,
H.
E.
rtrtflUhs,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.1.
A.
Turner
and
child,
.1.
M.
Whitehead
and
II.
Sherwood,
Vancouver.
Mrs.
H.
II.
Young,
port
Himpson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
D.
Maekay
and
K.
V.
Howley,
Toronto;
E.
Ilnyli,
In-vernefis;
O.
II.
Huuerort,
Sirwart
:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
V.
McKelvey,
.Muster
Hilly
Mi
Kelvey
and
Miss
Anna
n.
Dixon,
Fori
8t.
James;
O.
M,
Eraser,
DiKhy
Island;
Mr.
apd
Mrs.
F.
J.
Rrarlftlit,
Tulsa,
tkla.;
0.
A.
I'rocunier,
Sunny-side;
Mrs.
J.
M.
tfinith
and
Mr-
A.
Noble,
Port
EssinptloffT
Canon
and
Mrs.
I'erkins,
Chatham,
(Int.,
Dorothy
Iiewar,
Loos.
l.
a
lolinstnn,
'Inverness.
Central
Miss
H.
Winstone,
Aiyansh;V.
llPckiiiKhnm,
Port
F.sslnifloni
Mr.
and
Mrs.
fl.
Hajiol,
A.
C.
Hrnoks,
J.
O.
Itceven.
Mr.
Tnie
and
Khefskey,
C.N.H.;
William
McNelsh,
Vnncouver.
e
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
,
.
.
s
The
Vacant
Chair
TODAY
you
arc
alive
wcll
-happy.
Whnt
of
Tomorrow
?
Suppose
that
you
are
called
suddenly
and
tomorrow
your
chair
is
vacant?
What
of
the
days
that
vill
follow
?
Will
your
vacant
chair
spell
a
double
tragedy
to
those
left
behind?
You
cannot
avoid
the
"summons"
but
you
can
avoid
the
lack
of
foresight
which
would
leave
them
unprotected.
Life
Insurance
truly
stands
as
the
Guardian
Angel
of
stricken
homes
as
a
living
testimony
of
man's
faithfulness,
even
in
death.
Think!
Think
of
those
who
depend
upon
you.
Think
and
act.
Get
in
touch
with
a
Life
Insurance
representative
today.
Tomorrow
,
may
.
be
too
late.
Loggers!
life
Insurance
crvicz
ftluynl
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Honrpany
f-
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pniinds.
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ARRIVALS.
Loggers!
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have
the
only
complex
Mock
of
Gilchrist
Jacks
and
parts
in
Ihe
North.
We
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lJ""e
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and
general
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