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DAILY
EDITION
Friday,
March
26.
IJ.
League
Of
Nations
In
Public
Eye.
The
League
of
Nations
has
heea
very
much
in
the
public
eye
of
laie
owing
largely
to
the
application
of
(iennnHj
lor
admission
to
the
league
being
rouidered
and
the
demand
made
by
Brazil.
:pain
and
Poland
that
they
lie
given
pt'rmaaeiit
jhjm-tions.
i
The
present
riuaueut
members
of
the
League
an
(ireat!
Britain,
ft
iter.
Jtaly
and
Japan.
The
temporary
members
m-ciude,
Uraxil.
Spain,
Betgiuni.
CxeeJKwjIliivakia.
Sweden
and
Uruguay,
Smiti
was
hacked
by
rVatice
in
an
effort
to
-wore
ai
permanent
seal
and
the
iiiiliieiife
of
the
Vatican
is
also
with
her.
(ireat
Britain
lias
reven
votes
iu
the
nWmhly
ami
one
tul
the
counnl.
The
chler
countries
outside
now
are
Unite!
States!
Russia.
and
tierniauj,
.
Value
Or
Hemlock
Is
Demonstrated.
Ttie
value
of
hemlock
wood
has
often
lieen
mentioned
in!
these
columns
and
tti
interesting
to
note
tbat
its
ue
t
beaming
more
general
HtM-nssing
it
the
Vancouver
Prmiare
of
recent
date
ay:
"The
mo-t
beautiful
evergreeu
tree
native
to
British
Columbia
is
the
hemlock.
It
grow
iu
the
nrimeval
fure-t
in
amilv
with
it
lordlier
cousin,
the
incomparable
IkmgUi
fir:
and
its
graceful
i
.eiidi.nl
foliage
mlf
a
pleasant
foil
to
the
sombre
dignity
affected
by
the
monarch
of
the
"wood.
It
i
found
al-nui't
everywhere
in
romiviny
with
the
fir.
and
often
wath
the
cedar;
and
doc
not
occur
in
isolated
stand';.
We
are
niot
of
it
osed
to
thinkinr
it.
ternK
of
Tir
and
cedar
and
-pnioe
when
w&
think
at
all
of
our
native
trees,
that
it
nrprise
us
to
learn
thore
is
almost
as
much
hemlock
as
fir
in
Briti-h
Columbia.
Ye1,
that
is
the
fact
The
estimated
stand
of
fir
is,
roughly,
seenty-five
billion
feet,
loard
measure;
of
hemlock,
silv-fodr
billion
feet.
"These
facts-
are
illuminated
by
the
statements
of
Lores
Rnuvn.
former
lumber
commissioner
of
the
province,
m
an
interview,
lie
ay
that
new
chemical
pneese.
in
the
slaiiiHttr
or
mM
woods'
have
been
particularly
tirtsfi.
in
the
ca-c
of
British
Columbia
hemlock;
and
that
the
result-
obtained
have
been
so
jvjeasing
to
Old
Country
lnm!r
merchants
that
a
new
and
prosjK'ctively
couklerable
market
for
hemlock
is
opening
in
Ureal
Itrilain.
'
.
!
Cinderella
or
Native
Woods.
"Hemlock
has
been
''the
'Cinderella
of
our
native
woods,
say
Mr.
Brown.
leratise
the,
firi
generation
or
logger
here
associated
it;witb
the
inferior
hemlock
of
the
eastern
provinces.
A
great
deal
of
it
was
fortatfrly
wasted;
and
while
tbat
i
no
longer
true,
it
is
still
sometime
an
emlarrasmewt
to
the
logger
ami
tnmoerman.
wno
nnu
it
everywhere
they
eut
fir.
"Mr.
Brown
is
to
W
congratulated
upon
the
success
of
his
work
at
Wembley
Exhibition
in
making
(Ireat
Britain
better
ae-quaiuted
with
our
native
woods.
If
the
new
treatment
of
hemlock
make.
it
the
vatiiaMe
Inmtier
for
interior
finih
that
it
i
saMi.io
!.
it
is
good
news
on
several
accounts.
It
will
develop
tne
imc
inuusiry
of
tirtlish
CVtliimhia.
atal
it
will
help
to
conserve
the
forests,
the
most
practical
immediate
mean
of
con
servation
Wing
the
elimination
of
waste
and
destruction
in
the
cutuiig
and
hauling
of
kc
in
the
woodC
Cost
Of
Government
In
British
Columbia.
The
ciwt
tif
cmernment
in
British
Columbia
is
being
men
tioned
m
some
of
the
other
province
and
attention
to
it
i
of
ten
drawu
here
at
election
time
and
the
parly
in
power,
which
ever
ii
napieu
10
tie.
is
twilled
with
lenig
resptuisibto
for
it.
In
the
rirst
place
the
cost
of
education
and
hospital
is
carried
very
largely
by
the
provincial
government
ami
the
se.ond
rea-oii
for
the
high
eot
is
thai
this
is
a
huge
country
with
population
more
stuttered
than
any
other.
Road
and
bridge
are
very
eoUy
ami
other
puldic
work
are
aIo
expeusive.
Posildy
there
is
third
nuon
and
that
is
that
the
tables
of
the
people
of
British
Cohimbia
are
cultivated
to
si-h
u
extent
that
they
demand
things
other
promt-e
xmld
do
without.
We
want
fine
building-
and
Uie
best
of
everything
in
pohli.'
work.
Ami
these
things
money.
A.
K.
V
right,
the
local
land
surveyor,
ha
received
insunMJ-
tion
from
the
Provinaial
!
partmen!
of
land
at
Victoria
ta
pnweed
with
a
reOolnaisaaet
survey
of
land
at
li?bv
Island
tvMwTen
the
quarantine
station
and
the
lixlinn
reserve
at
r.nn-pen's
Point
or
the
land
farins
Mhawatlan
s
Paape
hete-
,
hawatlnn
lic
and
Huto
itapld
n
the
bH)sit
sble
from
Kaien
Island
t"
lth.
with
a
view
to
having
these
eut
mt
plots
of
from
half
an
are
two
acres
each
for
the
use
of
chicken
ranchers
and
thoevho
would
raise
pigs,
or
unter;ak"
market
gardening.
Also
Hi.',
would
he
available
for
summer
cottages
or
any
other
purpo
people
miBl
wih.
The
aelMin
has
been
taken
ir
rcsjmasp
lo
a
request
from
the
Boartt
of
Trade,
through
a
com-!
uiiltee
apiHiinte.1
for
the
por-ine.
Mr.
Wright
will
look
er
both
tracts
of
land
and
make
1
rough
sketch
of
what
he
tbink-tni?ht
he
done
with
it
and
wiU
then
conuM
witii
the
local
com
mittee
heforc
submitting
hi
re-
coaiiHemiations
lo
Vwtorw.
Nearest
Available
The
ite
mentioned
rv
Mk-
nearest
owned
by
the
fn
iwia
poxrrnioent
which
wmutd
hetuit-able
foe
the
p.irposs
re.iuire.1
and
which
are
accessible.
The
land
00
Kaien
Island
is
almost
at)
owned
by
the
Railway
(Uni-aay.
which
will
be
asked
to
luv
a
iKirtioD
r
their
lands
surveyed
and
p
la
red
on
the
market
.
osae
delay
has
been
cca
loaed
hy
the
slowness
of
the
de
partments
conterncd
in
'ni-
pletin;
the
transfer
of
UnN
ender
a
recent
asrremeni
U-
Iwiren
the
Provincial
liovernntei,;
and
(he
llaiiway
Caaio;iy.
Hitherto
tlirre
have
been
tx
!hds
axailable
f.ir
purehae
ot-
ode
Mie
lriiii-i-
Huert
liwnii'e
tiear-r
"ban
Smith
lnd
or
Porelier
lla:it.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
says:
PIlEMIFJl
Fenrusnn
.
OhUrio
ay
hi
wife
made
him
what
lit
is.
If
he
had
been
a
labor
nwra-
her,
now,
I
kiMild
believe
that
story.
.NEXT
week
the
days
will
he
logger
than
the
ni?bl.
Tfcer-
will
he
such
a
short
time
for
the
night
hank
to
enjoy
tbeioelve.
YOl"
ran
always
tell
an
em
ployee.
He
takes
Uwe
as
tonkas
the
hus
for
his
lunch.
SOME
of
those
wretched
Emt-
lishmew
say
that
the
'Scoliu'i
were
afraid
Hums
would
he
for-
Foilen
mi
they
place
his
name
on
a
eirar.
The
difficdllv
there
i
that
he
smells
as
well
burns.
jnMJl.Tt
fnim
their
grapefruit,
I
think
I
prefer,
JftoHd
t.
llifoeHia,
A
If
ItIK
town
i
one
where;
aver.vl10.l3r
knows
jroo
got
a
rer
itered
letter.
A
CIUARLTTK
is
much
better
than
a
cigar.
It
goes
uieker
and
does,
"not
make
ytm
feel
so
had.
VK
know
sprins
1
near
he
cause
lae
prt
page
are
he-?ianing
lo
fill
up
with
baeba!l
news.
SAM
Hill
stalett
the
other
dav
that
he
asked
a
college
ciri
if
Etnlein'
theory
of
ndativity
was
practical
and
he
anwered
your
old
man."
llipbar
education
is
surelr
a
hlesln.
IT
is
suggested
the
proper
quc1in
to
ask
a
college
girl
is
whether
parking
is
ptKd.
THE
eternal
que
t
ion
i
roe
inr
pertieoat
show"
IT?
Jl
alKiut
time
We
herd
the
chug
chug
And
the
soft
swearing
voir
Of
the
molorboat
hug.
lit
Just
about
lime
,
Tii
at
we
don
ied
u
A
uesr
.Aiid
meai"ed
hem
w
grease
1
Why
nobody
knoat.
MiM
MewVroduct
NKW
h.WKX.
ku&n,
5Jf.
5
-i
lie
earta.
(lie
un
anftd
its
q-:ire
solar
i-m
arc
in
the
veary
centre
vt
tlie
Milky
Way;
acurl-tng
ti.pr.
Walter
lHie.
noted
'ernniM'
a!tr'iinver.'
hho
has
jut
arrived
the
t
utted
States
lo
make
a
special
ImJ
of
uieurenien!
in
the
Milky
Way
and
to
arcufciulale
"suera
tmci
itmnt
the
jtreat
nw4
f
tar
in
the
wehul.t
(
w-hieh
we
are
a
part."
"We
are
on'v
a
liny
fHek
in
the
centre
id
i
tin.
?reat
eonstel-lation.
with
a
dianvMer
of
55.006
aaaaaam
w
a
BBsWWTvTal
CATARRH
I
BLADDER
A
PRODUCT
which
retains
all
the
sweetness
and
richness
of
whole
full-cream
milk
as
Nature
made
it
a
product
which
makes
fresh
milk
instantly
and
always
available
a
product,
which
in
every
stage
of
its
creationfrom
selected
dairy
herd
to
special
container-is
the
symbol
of
cleanliness
and
purity
a
product
which
is
imperishable
and
which
brings
to
every
Canadian
household
an
ever-present
supply
of
full-cream
milk
;
in
short,
the
New
KLIM.
The
New
KLIM
is
made
possible
by
a
new
and
exclusive
process
of
packing;
one
which
permits
the
preservation,
rndefmitely,
of
whole-milk
powder.
It
is
nothing
more
nor
less
than
fresh
inDk
with
the
water
removed
;
the
mere
addition
of
water
gives
you
the
milk
as
Nature
created
it
The
New
KLIM
is
a
perfect
food
for
men,
women
and
children.
It
defies
change
of
climate
and
the
flux
of
time.
It
is
appetising,
wholesome,
nutritious,
unadulterated
and
'clean.4
It
a
veritable
boon
to
mothers,
housewives,
campers
and
hunters.
Buy
a
tin
to-day
from
your
grocer
or
druggist.
Canadian
Milk
Products
Limited
347
ADELAIDE
ST.
WEST
MaZClTON
taao
DISTHICT.
or
36.0.
iMiht
yenrV
Dr.
Itaade
;
grjeaw
a..
ani.
ana
na
tne
mwnw!
llesonie.
in
the
United
State
we
can
ee
I
liroMh
cmr
own
milky
way
mto
lhoaand
of
other
milky
way.
jl
a
larsre
a
oor
own.
Tbe
nearest
lar
id
our
netrtiia
i
ami?
three
lhl
Tar
away,
while
Ihe
nearest
s-efHurale
rvntr
list
Ion,
known
a
Andromeda.
moVe
than
a
million
llchl
yeam
away."
Tr
llaade
letred
that
only
tlie
firt
psipf
or
the
volume
which
are
tit
he
written
about
the
disinnrei
of
the
tar
in
th-
JIMkv
Way
had
been
completed.
J5uh?rihe
i
he
Ia;lr
ew
Dtrlct
r
cmm
iut
.
tui
onci:
ttwi.
mib
af
tfr
IMr
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T.
J.
Urattt.
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I
fS'y
V
br
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iMlr
at
UMi
tar
a
limn
pmtft
for
n
tttl
MMnK
tr
arm
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'imnanar
il
a
4aM
tun
mw
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aorthwe!
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tl.
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for
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Land
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pnn
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f
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twttrar!
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natxe
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f
laa
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