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Wednesday.
April
II,
1
920.
Save
The
Forests
Once
More
The
Cry.
Canadian
people
are
usually
reasonable
and
they
are
wijl-ing
to
be
shown.
Today
there
is
nee
d
for
education
and
co
operation
in
the
movement
to
save
the
forests
from
destruction.
It
is
a
reasonable
proposal
and
one
that
.nil
will
endorse.
.Mucii
has
already
ween
none
in
tins
respect:
I
he
young
boys
and
girls
who
are
growing
up
and
leaving
school
are
thoroughly
imbued
with
the
idea
that
forest
fires
are
a
menace
to
the
whole
community.
The
.difficulty
is
with
the
older
people
nnd
with
the
immigrants.
It
will
take
years
of
campaigning
lo
make
people
understand
that-;
when
one
source
of
wealth
in
a
community
is
destroyed
the
whole
community
suffers.
Wealth
From
Poles,
Ties
And
Pile's.
'This
last'
winter
fewer
ties
than
usual
were
taken
nut
be
cause
they
werejiot
needed
by
the
railway.
The
result
has
been
that-the.
interior
country
was
not
us
prosperous,
as
usual.
The
production
of
ties,
pules
and
pilars
in
the
pal
five
vyr
wil
give
-nmitlea-vf
.what
the
luines
means.
.
'
I
The
local
production
of
ties
in
five
years
was
.
3,337,000
valued
at
1,000,
of
which
ithere
was
distributed
in
wages
Si,
121,000,
in
supplies
and
equipment
475,000,
and
the
government
received
in
slumpage
and
royalty
$277,000.
These
amounts
are-
very
large
and
mean
an
immense
lot
toward
the
general
prosperity
of
the
pbxe.
Take
another
example,
that'
of
poles
and
piling.
There
was
cut
in
this
district
during
the
five
year
8,S(J3,000
lineal
feel
valued
at
$1,152,000
of
which
there
was
distributed
in
payroll
0U
1,000
in
supplies
and
equipment
$230,000,
and
the
gov
eminent
rollccled
$115,000
to
take
(he
place
of
taxes.
Tvo
further
argument
is
needed.
.
Boys'
Week
Is
Latest
Idea.
,,v
,
'
The
latest
movement
for,,
education
.
is
the
institution
of
Boys'
Week.
It
is
from
Malid
to
May
8
and
is
a
very
worthv
iiijjcii.
a
iiv
iui
jiii-i-
in
uitr.iu
i(,uiiuui.
m
i.-.-
iiiii
ii.iuiiiia
movement
is
as
follows:
i-
'
-
To
develop
loyally
on
theparl
of
the
potential
manhood.
o!
lilt
IIUIIIMIS.
v?
To
lurji
May
Day
into
ajloyalty'
demonstration
of
youth.
ro.give
the
public
an
opportunity
lo
review
its
potential
citizenship.
.
x
To
awaken
an
interest
on
the
part,
Of
the
puldia
in
orgnni
zations
engaged
in
work
for
boys.
'
To
fiN-us
the
attention
of
the
public
upon
the
boys
a
the
medium
through
which
air
problems
of
society
can
eventually
rinii
a
solution.
,
TijicYeate
a
healthier
'attitude
toward
the
boy.
"
To
develop
in
the
boy
himself
a
respect
for
the
ideals
of
his1
country,
and
the
opportunities
which,
await
htm
t'i
the
com
munilyij
j
'
;
.....
.'
.
,',
.
To
provide
an
opportunity
for
the
schools
nnd
Die
oreaiil
zatioiig.working
with
boys
to
demonstrate
their
programs
of
work.
.
(
t.
'To
cultivate
in
the
mind
of
the
citizenship
at
large
the
idea
.
.
...
.
.
.
.
.
11.
1
1
l.
I
!
11.
If'
i
-
l
uiiu
mi?
iiu
is
uiu
luuiiuaiKin
siouc
upon
wmcn
a
nation
is
built
either
strong
or
weak.
'
The
amount
of
land
.bdng
culhvntnl
in
Alberta
is
con
stantiy
on
the
increase
and
this
w
ill
affect
verv
mnteriallv
the
uiuif
in
i
riiirii
iiiiikti
;m
.nil
HYitnrr
rpiurp
mmph
1110
Aiiirirt
IBANDCONCERT
LAST
NIGHT
Good
Crowd
Out
to
Greet
Lads
at
Westholmo
Theatre
En-
tertalnment
The
splendid
progress
made
by
the
buys
tiiuid
sinco
their
last
public
appearance
was
h
general
theme
of
conversation
after
the
concert
last'
night
at
the
.Wes.tholnin
Theatre.
,
which
had
been
arranged
by
the-
llotary
Club
in
aid
of
the
youthful
musi
cal
orpanixation.
"The
feature
of
the
evening
was
the
playing
of
the
boys,
who
gae
eisht
or
nine
selections,
iu
a
manner
which
mifc'ht
have
done
credit
to
a
much
older
organization.
During
the
intermission,
Thomas
MeClymonl,
president
of
the
Jlotary
I'.Iub,
explained
that
the
band
was
not
a
llotary
band
but
a
civic
organization
backed
temporarily
by
the
club
until
it
was
able
to
become
self-supporl-iiKf.
KxcMlenl
results
had
been
obtained
through
the
efforts
of
liandmaster
Wilson,
whom
he
complimented.
ISforts
to
form
a
band
of
older
people
had
been
made
on
many
occasions
and
failed.
The
present
effort
lie
wrts
sl'nd
to1
feel
had
succeeded
and
he
thanked
all
those
who
had
taken
part
in
the
concert
or
in
my
other
way
contributed
to
the
financing
of
the
baud
which
they
.vere
hearing
with
such
enjoy
ment
that
evening.
Of
the
other
performers
it
is
nore
difficult
to
speak.
All
ac
quitted
themselves
with
preat
credit
and
their
efforts
were
.nuch
appreciated,
the
following
beinj;
the
complete
prosram:
The
Program
Orchestra
selection:
West
holme
Orchestra.
March:
'
Mutual,"
Boys'
Band.
Marchi
''"Normal,".
Boys'
Band
Dance:
MN
Klizabeth
Mc-eod;"
aceompauist,
Piper
J.
stunpeon.
,
Recitation:
Miss
Adelia
Tliur-
ber.
J-Vmi?:
(ar'Hn.e
Bud,"
U)
Down
Here,"
.Mrsvi.
Johnston.
.Heading
from,
Shakespeare:
Dr,.
Charles
J.
Cameron.
UMandoline
duet:
Biissanicli
Brbs.
Sonp:
Indian
Love
Lyric.
Miss
Catherine.
Jones.
March:
"Invercargill,"
Boys'
Band.
Waltz:
"Heart
Throbs,"
Boys'
Band.
Selection:
"Ambition"
BoyS'
Band:
.March:
"Safety,"
Boys'
Band,
onp:
"Moonlight
and
Hoe,"
Mrs.
Jarvis'II,
MeLeod.
.Mandoline
duet:
Bussanich
Bros.
Sonp:
"Somewhere
a
Voice
is
rallinp."
Mrs.
LimUay
Waupll.
Skoteli,
"Scene
from
MaeBeth,"
Mr.!
and
Mrs.
llrady.
Miss
Alice
Pijlsbury,
and
Mr.
Perry
Baisler,
Dance:
Fortune.
March:
"Indian
Patrol,"
Boys'
Bfriut;
J
;
.
Serenade:
"Idle
Fancy,"
Boys'
Band.
Bandmaler
and
conductor,
I'liomas
Wilson.
Memlx-rs
of
the
Rotary
Club
wea'riiip
their
distinctive
caps
acted
as
ushers,
'those
underfak
ing
the
task
being'
0.
H,
..Orjne,
Johnlnn,
'IhomasV
-Trouer
John
Dnre.
W.-'S.
Fisher.
II.
F.
pilllen,
Wallace
Orchard,
George
ttirhmnnd,
eo.
Bryant.
I"aCl
Bfirrie
and
Jim
Sleen
were
stape
"manocrers
and
Wilier
Vance
sold
tickets
at
the
door
FISHERMAN'S
DEATH
RESULT
SCUFFLE
WHEN
THROWN
OVERBOARD.
Continued
from
Papo
1.
NMieal
Pool
has
arranged
to
take
over
the
elevator
wo
are
niiich1"'avp
an(1
,I,c.n
UP0T
u,tt'
more
interested
in
the.
Imnneiilnire
niul
Ipvolnnnimii
nt
iiw,pif.
oe
was
pomp.
ncierniib
We
must
more
and
more
realize
that
their
prosperity
will
mean
greater
prosperity
for
us,
and
that
if
depression
hit's
them
it
will
affect
this
port.
Fur
that
selfish
reason
we
are
glad
to
see
Alberta
developing
rapidly.
No
bran
is
added
to
SHREDDED
WHEAT
Itontains
aBtiwbranin
the
whole
wheat
to
fishing,
Burcball
had
said
that
it
was
a
muifs
game.
mere
was
nothiiiflr
noticeable
In
Hie
atti
tude
of
either
man
toward
Hi
other.
'
On
Hip
morning
of
the
inci
dent,
witness
saw
Oeorpe
on
tin
rucks
callinsr
for
help
and
ask
ihg
that
a
boat
be
brunhl
as
a
man
had
been
drowned.
'George's
clothes
were
all
wet.
Men
and
boats
were
immediately
sent
to
pick-up
Oeorgo
and
attempt
to
save;
the
man
who
was
said
to
be
drowning.
hater,
on
shore,
Oeorgn
said
to
witness:
"I
will
givo
myself
up
to
you
or
anyone
who
will
fake
me
in
charse."
Had
a
Scuff
le
Telling
of
the
incident,
flcorge
told
witness
that
he
and
hi
partner
bad
bad
a
scuffle
in
the
boat.
Oeorge
had
accused
Burcball
of
put
link'
dope
in
his
food
and
Burchall
had
called
him
a
liar.
Then
Oeonge
went
after
PRICE
Only
large
pro-,
duction
could
build
Champion
x
superior
quality
at
such
low
prices
as
80
and
90
cents.
4M
lSm
.
Mcluilvslv
for
Ford
ba
j
peeked
U
lb
IUJ
Bo
OW
for
can
nbertbaa
FurJ
la
ik
bW
Bum
90
CHAMPION
Dependable
for
Every
Ei
A
Canadian-made
Product
Windsor,
Ont.
The
jury
Ihert
refjred
'flnd
re
I
turned,
after
fifteen
minute
de-
lUiercilion
with
its
verdict.
Patrick
John
Burcball,
the
man
who
wii
drowned,
was
28
year
of
ajre
nnd
was'
horn
in
Surrey.,
Knplaml.
He
had
been
10
years
in
Oanada,
I
lie
ino't
of
the
lime
around
Toronto
where
a
brother
is
jylieVeil
(n.
lVsidKf'i
'Two
year-ago,
ffiti
cano
jo
J(iif4
coast
and
was-
'employed
as.-ii
ilrcdermav.
al
VjiDCotiver
fro;i('
vyldci
placp
lie
Cfinie
north
about,
two
weeks
esley
eorRe,
ttif?
man
charg
ed
with
the
killing
of
Bureliall.
i.
tl)
yi'urs
of
ne
and
was
born
in
the
I'niteiJ
state
hut
is
a
nat-uralizcil
Canadian,
I;'ir
som"
time
he
lived
at
Marpole
but
came
north
recently
from
Seattle
where,
his
wife,
Mabel
Oeonge,
and
iwii
children
now
reside.
Advertise
in
the.
Dailv
New.
The
Real
Cause
Of
Constipation
Is
A
Bad
Liver
-v
Mr
i.
Jan
Iiohtlr,
Ninn,l.0.,
rrlteit:-
"
For
many
rears
I
bav
tweu
troubled
with
my
liver,
and
af,
fered
terribly
witlf
coortipatiuu.
I
HEARD
ABOUT
Milburn's
giro
and
have
ia
greatly
im
proved
lo
I
tttrtcj
to
tak
tbin.
I
rannot
reromniend
thfip,
too
highly
lo
any
ont
who
l
truublait
with
their
liver,"
Mllburn'a
Laxa
Liver
Pilja
are
not
a
new
and
untried
remedy
They
have
been
on
the
market
for
the
pmit
22
yeara;
put
up
only
by
The
T.
Uilbuiu
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Oat.
V
;
.i.
;
.v.
W1nfhy,
April
14,
t938
HAGE
TWC;
Tit?.
UA1UY
W73
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
THIS
is
the
season
when
want
lo
trade
their
radio
sets
for
loat
or
nrsi
payment
on
(lie
new
car.
OMKAT
men
"aie
((
murh
like
Hie
dlier
kind
Jlial
HJ
harl
lo
distinguish
t
lieni
op
,
llie
ilreel
and
they
snore
Jl
as
Jond
when
they
po
to'
bed,
'
COM
PBLFOIIY
training
of
p.ir-enls
is
what
JaU
-say
we
ought
to
liave.
jind
perhaps
he
is
aboiu
ripht
this
lime.
Wit
I
IN
a
man
lM'gliis
tn
blatiix
bis
wife,
you
may"
he.
sure
be
ha
Jul
taken
the-
count
anil
He
elar.-d
himself
beaten.
W'F.
nil
priimlde
at
the
Oov-erninenl
taxes
lint
we
lax
our-M-lves
mucli
more
lilshly
and
do
not
complain
the
ha'i.
IF
it
were
nl
for
nerve,
what
Would
Iheocvr
da
for
a
llillp?
rj?
VOF
know
ri'tTsnudian
nt
once
!liecaue
ho
wanfi::tuc1it
down
all
;ihe
trees.
If
Adam
-.had
been
a
ICanadian
Miere
would
liae
heen
;no
fruit
lo
iluekb'eaUe
the
tree
world
have
been
rHpjliated
be.
'.fore
it
bore
fruit.
Burcball
and
both
wot
in
the
llllv
tuinii
conc-ri
iai
vvalr
;iiil
Ii.mI
lie
I.H
IIIISIH
wa
tl
POOH
one
l"ll
llie
tried
lo
save
Buivliall.
It
wa
'lu-lierinp
came
in
for,oine
cnt
It
is
said
that
the
slntde
a
very
short
distance
lo
shore
'oiicNm.
which
Oeorpe
had
saul
that
heliiek
were
loo
atlentive
to
had
swum.
Flewjn
also
evidence
as
to
reeoerini4
Bur-cliall's
hody.
Prnvthetal
Police
Constable
Smitli
told
of
niakinp
the
inves.
in?
Burohall's
li.xty
after
it
bad
I
been
found.
Anorw
the
etfeel
was
an
identification
disk
reud-
inp':
"P.
J.
Bui-cliatl.
10
Sackill!
Terrace,
Toronto."
In
the
ho-
dtal,
.Oeorpe
appeared
to
he
piite
normal.
His
rtpbl
was
bandaged.
Body
Identified
Provincial
Constable
jrave
uirN
and
did
'not
look
after
the
oilier
people.
.
AIo
too
much
levity.
there
wa
JAKK
wunU.
to
know
bow
llpalions
after
the
drowning.
lit:hoe
olr
men
sot
an
Wea
lliey
the
course
'
of
a
search
ntteonld
usher?
lie
says
it
lake
(ieorge's
cabin,
Ji
pud
was
Tnu
no
"'youth
ami
brains
for
a
joh
lik
on
whictr
wjis
wrlllen
the
words;
that.
two.
livefe
for
Mabel
Oeorpe,
'
"
'
"
1
371
1
38lhStreel
W.,
S.satlb-"
The
officer
tfien
inlervieweil
Ocorge
in
the
I'oH
Simpson
Hos
pital.
pikiu
'ot
the
drowiiT
inx,
Oeorpe
said:
"B
was
no
ac
cident.
I
threw
him
overboard.
Oeorge
was
immediately
placed
under
arrest
and
duly
wamcl.
The
officer
then
told
of
search-1
OANCILLATION
OF
HK(HVt.
mithe
is
iimm
nivt:
out
Uwnr
f,IM
tcr
ri,lrrl
riuOx-r
l
ufiu-r-
.iv
Otll,
UliHlfil
an
I'll!
UUmL
I'.antr
4.
I
!
IHHrl'l,
I
rinrfllnt.
.
0.
n.
wor.M,
IVfiuit
Vmiir
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