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Tueday,
April
13,
19SC.
Another
Great
Man
Has
Passed
Beyond.
Luther
Biirhank
was
one
of
the.
world's
supermen.
Hi
work
in
the
plant
world
brought
him
lame
beyond
any
who
have
gone
before
in
that
realm,
in
other
dtrettioiis
he
wa-f
also
famous
and
he
had
the
courage
lo
rome
out
and
express
opinions
which
were
contrary
to
public
opinion
and
were
bound
to
bring
on
himself
a
storm
of
criticism.
Now
Burbank's
work
is
ended
and
he
has
had
an
opportunity
to
lest
out
his
theories.
The
sad
part
of
it
is
that
he
cannot
lell
us
the
resulL
At
any
rale
he.has
not
done
it
so
far.
Fascism
Coming
Force
Of
World.
According
to
Shaw
Desmond;
as
set
forth
in
the
Forum
of
April,
Fascisrii
is
going
to
split-
Europe
into
two
Camps,
the
Bed
and
the
Ulaek.
Desmond
says
he
has
travelled
through
.'many
European
countries
and
Ihe
result
ot
his
observations
is
thai
there
will
be
civil
wars
between
the
opposing
forces
and
that
most
of
the
people
will
have
to
line
up
with
one
or
the
other.
1
''jffiS1.10"
kees.
furl
her
lhanjhis.
Jle
sees
the
movemen.'
become
an
international
oiie
and
Spreading
to
Hns
couuiieiiL
TJie
writer
says,
he
firs;!
tnet
Mussolini
wjhen
lie
was
a
syndicalist
in
Ihe
socialist
international,
"lie
was
then
a
believer
in
direcl.acliou
or
force
and
he
still
believes
in
the
same
method,
but
on,
the
other
side.
The
man
is
a
deadly
parallel
with
the
other
dictator,
Nirolai
Lenin,
whose
corpse
today
in
the
Kremlin
is
more
living
than
it
was
before
he
died.
Both
nien
were
extremely
sincere
and
their
bravery
a,nd
sincerity
carried
them
oer
all
obstacles.
Both
established
a
minority
dictatorship.
Each
believed
in
his
Maraud
each
stands
for
much
ihe
same
thing
under
different
names.
Will
Cover
Europe
As
A
Garment.
According
to
the
authority
of
Desmond,
Mussolini
believes
thai
Fa-eimn
will
cover
Europe
a
a
garment.
It
is
a
revived
philosophy,
lhat
of
Ihe
rule
of
the
superman.
"I
am
the
stale,"-declares
the
dictator,
the
superior'
ruling
oyer
the
inferior.
Mussolini
believe
lhat
when
he
dies
God
will
elect
his
successor,
and
in
order
to
help
him
in
the
difficulty,
it
is
said
thai
nomination
of
a
man
has
already.,beej
made.
TO'him
the
people
will
lie
required
to
give
umpieslfoniug
obedience.
Steps
Already
Taken
To
Make
Dictator
Supreme.
...
'
,v
The
steps
already
taken
lo
make
the
dictator
simreme
were
first
the
passing
of
a
law
making
him
responsible
only
In
the
King
and
hot
lo
Parliament.
The
second
provided
for
Hie
appointment
instead
of
the
eleelfoil
df
prelects.
The
third
wa
the
esianiisiimenl
or
compulsory
arbitration'
courts
crippling
bolli
plutocracy
and
democracy.
From
these
courls
there
is
1111
int.
peal
except
lo
the
dictator.
Fourth,
a
liw
has
beeh
passed
making
criticism
of
Ihe
goveruniept
jpunishable
bv
confiscation
of
the
property
of
Ihe
crilic
It
t
announced
ihal
llaly
Win
Jet
Out
tm
a
campaign
of
extension
and
colonization,
Mussolini
asks
for"
more
population,
and
he
will
pel
iL
He
is
incrensintr
the
iirosoerifv
nf
Hie
cmmlrv-
by
keeping
the
wheels
of
indusjry
turning
ami
he
i
appealing
iu
1
ne
jiuinouc
spun
01
me
people
lo
make
the
country
once
more
great
as
u
was
in
the
days
or
ancient
Home.
Sees
It
Spreadmg
To
Many
Countries.
Desmond
sees
Fascism
spreading
lo
many
coimlries.
He
says
there
are
S00.000
alre'ndv
eiinriletl
in
rntri-,,,,1
,nP
l
coming
lo
the
front
and
taking
charge
of
France.
.Spain,
Germany,
and
other
countries
and
eventually
America.
The
situation,
as
he
sees
it,
is
an
interesting
one
but
he
may
be
among
Ihe
false
prophets
and
possibly
the
influence
of
Mussolini
mav
never
pasi.lie.jnd
Ihe
confiiies
of
.hiV
own
beloved
Italy,
a
cuhnlry
which
was
so
well
prepared
by
internal
strife
lo
rceeivfi
him.
No
bran
is
added
to
SHREDDED
WHEAT
kojotaiis
al
Ae
bran
ii
the
whole
wheat
WHEAT
GROWING
District
Agriculturist
Says
Mah
Ing
of
Market
Will
Stimulate
Farmers
ALREADY
MUCH
GROWN
Hopes
to
Have
at
Leant
a
Thous
and
Acres
This
Year
as
a
Starter
H.
l.
Stitju'i.
ilistrii-l
affrtcul-lurist.
ha?(hen
very
much
im
pressed
uiai
mo
secure
methods.
ays
the
sees
in
Ihe
Operation
.of
the
Ituperl
ele-
vator
lhe
making
of
a
market
for
uheatJ
grown
alnnp
t
Ii
f
line,
of
i
ne
railway
111
111
immense
111s-trict,
strrtcJrtns
from
Tele
Jaime
(-ache
west,
which
should
have
a
marked
rffeel
upon
farmin?
Iist
week.
In
furlherance
of
a
muwchHoii
froni
V.
(t.
Iiawsnn
of
Prince
Buperl,
Mr.
Sutton
made
I
reijtiesl
thai
the
farmers
who
:ave
tieen
producing
wheat
in
'he
district
contiguous
to
Prince
'(Hrge
should
submit
sample
if
their
prafn
lo
him.
So
far
three
farmers
have
complied.
I
Tqlrfdle
and
T.
Houplimanirk.
of
the
Vanderhoof
.
dislrid.
and
Andy
Miller,
of
the
MuH
Hiver
district.
The
samples
reveivetl
nre
of
hi?li
irrade
and
Mr.
Sutton
;s
adiised
Ihal
others
are
on
Ihe
way,
to
his
office.
Hay
Declining
The
operation
or
the
it
u
pert
levator,
in
the
opinion
of
Mr.
Sutton,
cannot
Tail
to
have
a
stimulating
effect
upon
wheat
production
all
along
the
line
of
the
Canadian
-.National
within
the
n-ovinrial
huuudary.
There
are
a
number
of
reasons
for
believinz
this
result;
jvilf
lie
achieved.
For
years
the
'rjiief
crop
of
the
lands
aiong
,iue
rpiuvay
lias
tieen
hay.
Wheat'wifl
noFgive
the
same
re-tun4pr
afre
fhal
hay
has
in
the
,ias,
'Jiyi
h'ay
prices
have
been
steadily
falling
and
most
of
the
farmers
are
reconciled
to
smaller
price
for
Ihe
future.
Last
year
imy
yielded
the
fanners
from
f
lK
to
ITS
per
Ion,
and
in
one
jr
two
eases,
in
which
the
pro
ducer
reached
his
market
direct,
a
qirice
of
around
2I
was
se
cured.
Willi
an
aterage
of
two
lon
!o
Ihe
acre
this
would
Hive
Hie
farmer
a
return
of
about
j
if.
On
these
prices
the
return
on
;;li'-al
production
f
not
so
had
in
comparison.
From
such
ex
periment
as
have
been
made
it
1
eslimaled
an
average
yield
of
25
husbeU
to
the
acre
could
be
expected
throughout
the
district
tm
laiids
suilalde
for
wheat
pro
duction,
and
at
a
price
of
1.25
per
mishel
this
would
tme
a
return
or
$30
lo
Hie
acre.
Wheal
production,
however,
-would
put
the
farmers
In
on
a
cunrparalive-
iy,sianie
market,
and
would
enable
tticru
to
adopt
olie
of
the
bel
-four-year
crop
rotation
systems
known.
Wheat
is
con
ceded
to
be
the
best
nurse
crop
or
the
seediiur
of
grasses
and
clovers,
and
Ihe
advantage
af
forded
for
a
desirable
four-year
rotation
crop
system
would
go
a
long
j'aylo
make
up
the
first
disadvantage
on
crDTTsale
as
compared
with
hay
apd
wheat.
Not
Generally
Hazardous
Experience
gained
during
the
past
few
years
has
in
a
great
tueaure
altered
the
prevailing
opinion
as
to
the
hazard
of
wheat
production
in
the
district.
There
are
admittedly
a
number
of
lo
calities,
in
which
wheat
produc
lion
may
be
extra
hazardous.
but
results
seeureil
over
a
num
ber
of
years
precludes
Ibis
Iran
dleap
rom.
being
applied
to
the
district
generally.
If
Ihe
matter
ran
lirt
nrnrierW-
tipenpriteil
fn
flm
farmers
there
Is
no
reason
why
at
least
one
thousand
acres
fhould
not
be
sown
lo
wheal
Hits
year
and
a
start
made
at
enter
Ing
the
district
in
the
list
of
wheat
producers,
and
this
without
disarranging
Ihe
settled
pro
gram
of
the
farmers
in
their
plan
of
crop
rotation,
but
rather
Improving
it.
In
the
Vanderhoof
district
Messr.
Tiircntle.
and
Hough
maruck
are,
but
two
rf
the
far
mers
who
have-
had
considerable
suecesd
In
wheal
production.
K.
Smedley
will
have
20
acre
In
wheal
ibis
Reason,
and
there
1
so
much
land
under
cultivation
lhat
It
wyuld
ffe
rather
difficult
to
spi
a
limit
upon
Ihe
acreage
which
might
be
Jimiled
to
wheal.
J.
P.
Mver.
of
Fort
Fraser.
de
monsfraied
what
could
be
done
In
his
section'
last
fall
when
he
threshed
200
bushel
of
excellent
wheat
In
spite
of
unfavorable
THR
DAILY
Nv73
Tileaday,
April
13,
JO"
weather
'nditlSn5,'i;
Near
Prince
George
1
Closer
tu
Prince
eurge,
per-
L7AD
CI
L7U
ATAD
',aiu
Mlc
,,,,,,,,
succes
m
rim
rJT.VAllIK
wl",ul
I-fo"tion
ha
l.wiiMr-
jveriy
uisuici.
IuV
some
year,
pus!
he
hits
been
cropping
around
uiiy
ncre
each
season.
Onej
ear
he
was
badly
Jrqeii
out,
hut
I
I
his
happen
in
the'
best
of
wheat
ditri'
and
t.iVtu
over
a
(riot
of
your
if
is
assorted
his
.-crops
haw
Ih'pii
more
uniTprndy
wood
than
have
thotY
from
most
ofhe
wheat-urmViiigr
.eel
inns
on
lb
prairie.
Andy
Sillier.
of
Hi
Mud
i
Hiver
district,
ha
tieen
uroduo-
Iiib
wheat
JW
ji
uiiiiiImt
of
years
anil
lias
tin
doubt
as
to
the
anil
wnh'Jlie
v;I,Hie
announcement.
Uy
,r
Hip
district
to
produce
ill
y&$rr,n
wheat
pool
has'iice
u
stable
export
market
isj
aTease
upon
the
Prince
(secured.
'
IluiK-rt
grain,
elevator,
s;
Prince
(teorge
CUixen.
Jle
In
the
Pinevlew
district
II.
J,
Blackburn
bus
been
producing
wheal
lor
it
number
of
years
and
B.
JUMtdleksiitt.'Ffgd
llutHiell
ami
Ons
Lund
in
Ihe
same
nekshboi
-hood
h.le
also
had
success
with
It.
In
the
Woodpecker
district
uniform
success
has
attended
I
he
ef-frtrls
or
William
Kollilig,
Ihe
Kerkhoff
boys,
Joe
aje,
K.
O.
llulchtson,
and
Pete
Holtwurt
In
llie
growing
of
wheat,
and
given
S
chance
to
reach
a
market
there
Is
every
reason
to
expect
thai!
wheat
would
berome
an
import-
ant
fat-tor
in
Hie
crop
yield
of'
this
section.
1
Increases
Will
be
Steady
Wheat
has
been
gruwii
suc
It
all
comet
down
to
the
Congoleum
Cold
Seal
The
whole
question
of
Kitting
loto-priced,
dependable
flbor-coverihg
conies
down
to
getting
rugs
which
bear
the
Gold
Seal.
It's
ah
infallible
sign
of
superior
beauty
and
proved
value.
Still
more,
it
is
the
emblem
of
the
outstanding
durability
and
quality
lor
which
congoleum
QolJ
Seal
Art-Rugs
have
been
famous
for
many
years.
This
record
of
satisfactory
service
is
with-out
duplicate
among
labor-saving
floor-coverings.
And
when
you
become
acquainted
with
the
wearing
qualities
and
convenience
of
these
charming,
easy-to-clean
rugs
you
reamre
that
the
value
represented
by
the
Gold
Seal
is
well
worth
seeking
out
and
insisting
upon.
Congoleum
Canada
Linvted
MonUeL
Quebec
cessfully
in
(he
Salhiun
irher
.
...
.
.
valley
for
ajiiunitM-r
f
ynnrs
by
StaJt
in
Cmnmda
Johnson,
Jen
Andrews,
the
tun,.
m
their
encines
after
Ihe
Loekyer
brothers
and
Fre,l
Ham-
strenuous
i
ranking
of
the
d.nr
tlinild.
In
Hie
1t1nity
of
Meltridc
hefure.
.he
experience
of
John
Oakley
has
been
most
encouraging.
All,
AXi:ilOHAt!K
nei.ide
are
ad-1
ihal
is
needed
to
bring
abuit
arii,jfll!r
ii.ir
eWu
a
winter-
very
substantial
wheat
lrduc-:ror.
So
ha
PHnpe
Ilinrl
a
"Irtii
is
for
the
farmers
lo
realize
.iPV
rim.
me
it
will
J(e
to
Ihelr
advantage
lo1
;
sou
a
jxiven
acrease
of
their,
what
I'm
Uon.teri?
i.
if:
land
lo
wheal
.each
season.'..
jugiii
irum
jeie
jaune
ru-.
,
h
.
nmaU.H,
IZmydon.
Dunler,
MeBrkle.
Xew-j
laml.
Willow
Hiver
an.1
Ols-!
.
....
come
there.
are
areas
favorable
.-
liking
for
n
to
wiVat
nroiluclkin.
llwr
i
t.i.
.
i
ery
reason
to
believe
the
Ice
,
....
.
.,nn.
Will
be
well
broken
lbi
season.'
'
and
thai
each
stn-ceeding
year
w
"
will
see
a
substantial
addition
t"
tlie
flow
of
the
giiliten
era
in
10
the
elevator
at
Prince
lljuiert.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ay:
H
SI.
bora
all
Other
Ui(iv
anJ
relied
lor
Defective
Elimination
Constipation
Biliousness
The
etion
of
Nature'
Remedy
(NT
Tblett)U
more
natural
and
thorough.
The
eflect
will
b
m
rcvela
Uon
you
will
(eel
to
good.
jviaae
the
ieL
You
will
appreciate
thi
difference.
Thirty
rmr
Chips
off
th
Old
Meek
M
JUNIORS
Utile
Me
vmairom&.
rorclillilr.il
and
4ul
ae
SOU
IT
YOUR
MMMMT
bnad.;
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prlnc
Rupert
April
13,
1916.
'
The
city
council
at
night
entered
into
an
arrangement
will.'
t
!!.
It.
FilSlnn
if
the
fiiuimi.il
THE
hiiiiilde
are
those
who
ea:i
ionjse
of
Spllzer.
Itorick
A
I'ak
of
die
wiili.
ml
rails
itiff
anyone
t.Thio.
In
lake
up
practically
ih
rejoice.
whole
of
Pie
bonded
indebtedness
OXK
advantage
of
lellipg
Ihe
Irulh
i
you
don'l
have
to
remember
what
you
say.
t
the
Hty
ainodnlitijr
lo
l.fli0.-(
11
an
uit?
nine
iievmri
M
po-jr'
I'mi-r
"yi'
ni.jn,
i.
sieal
exercises
wis
devoted
.til
and
"J.i.
production,
the
price
of
Xortd
pro-J'
ducts
would
drop
,
about
25
pee
cent.
IL
II.
Mayrtail,-
Jiu.jf
de
MaVe
land
A.
Carr
h.lift
pad
througn'
It,-:....:
ihi,
'
.
.
'
t
iiiiiii-x
on
nii-ir
way
nacii
i
i
PHnce
Itujwrl
frjjfpi
the
Fmnl.
There
i
very
'slorirty
.weather
in
(he
interior
and
.111
telegraph
A
PIAXO
dealejy
I'm
uol
snrr;Iiu's
leading
inlf
lle
rily
ar"
lr
it
was
Saw
thorn,
'.Maclaren
nrjdowti
folay.
Walker,
jjot
air
order
from
llitfi
,
,
counlry
for
a
pahoslrtng
witli
pADTV
IM
UAMfUf
fit
a
requesi
that
It'eforfS
sending
i-.!inni1
111
nirjlUn
UT
be
Inned
lo
fl.-
as,
f
while
the-
were
able
to
put
lit,
they
wtw
not
able
if!
le
string,
1
ijlcH,
A
Mllljlflli
is
all
fii'lil
j'or
girl
MR.
AND
MRS.
ROGERS
WHO
LEAYE
SATURDAY
leav-'
Mrs.
"
0.
A.
Ilbgor.
wjio
is
"
shor.l'
and!
but
men
be
-careful,
,
?:
use
11
in
moderatlbmrSfear
ofi
Melville.
'
'
"
i'1
",K
iny
suicidi
1
THF.IIirS
one
woman
in
llil-town
wiio
thinks
her
Tare
is
her
fortune
but
she
mu
be
head
nvnr
liAfla
in
,11.1
ln.lAlnn
l.,t
....
.
...
.
r-
...
,(
LJJf.Jl
FJ
uppearam-es.
I.
MOXHAY
is
Hie
day
Ihe
Iroys
go
down
to
the
Vncht
r.lub
and
ASSISTANT
DISTRICT
ENGINEER
IS
COMING
for'
Kakal'c4iew,irt,
where
she'
will
Join
Mr.
linger
and
make
her
future
lionn,
wsijt,
the
uuesij
or
honor
at
a'
pleasant
partyj
which
wa
liebi.
Ia'l-eening
al'
nie
nome
or
aiorMrs.
Frank
Morris.
There
jivre
iiIkmiI
twenty
persons
present
imd
'the'
evening
was
sjienl
enJojCbly
inf
dancing,
games
and
roirfriiunity
singing.
W.
Vaiiglian
llaies
prcide?
NH
Hie
piano
and
the
h
IT
air
came
lo
a
ilose
with
Ihe
singing
..
i
...
.
.
.
.
..
.
-
ot(
i
vuiu
i.aug
."syne
ami
Jod
Save
the
King."
Appetizing
n'-freshmenl
were
served
in
Ihe
course
of
the
evening
by
Hie
hostess.
FOR
ATLJN
DISTRICT
Mr.
Talbot,
who
has
been
wtlli
the
provincial
department
of
public
works
in
(he
llevelslke
dislricj,
will
succeed
J.
A.
Klevhcn
as
assistant
dislrlct
engineer
for
Allln
district
and
will
arrive
here
from
Ihe
soulh
on
llie
steamer
prince
Oeorge
totnorrow.
Mr.
Stephen
resigned
from
(lie
ser-vice
recently
and
will
go
houlh
in
Ihe
near
fulure
to
locale.
The
hcadipiarlers
for
I
lift
an
distant
district
engineer
Irt
Allln;
dislrlcl
have
been
moved
from
Anyox
to
Stewart.
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