nam
I-.T
.1
ON
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
fflS
DISTRICT
Tlls
or
North,
i
.,
Wealth
S
-
c
:
i
A
L,
ncvrt
v?Jm-
'
'
AN'
i
hearme'
ff
,i?v
y
m
u
tjt-
-
'??
-
'Seym
r
r
w
OUT
on
in
neotn,i
nfouvr
ot
many,
jieoplc
realfre-lh
xPnt
md
richness
of
the
irri
ory
of
Central
flrish
f.olumbja
Constantly
nn
lh
Av,
v
-
-
nun
covering
only
majp
points
nn
the
irand
.Trunk
division
of
Ihtt
ua:iauan.
-National
Railway,
an.
going
by
boat
lo.Anyox
and
the
f)Men
Cii.Hrlotte
Islands,
,it
will
iase
me
thre?
weeks
without
'gov
ing
into.
4he
vyast
hinterland
norin
or
lh.
Canadian
National
Area
cojij.
prisetone-irir
ofiUritiili
Columbia,"
ld
Hon.
T.
I).
I'attullo,
memoer,
tior
mi
ilUtnct,
in
ar
interview
.recently
puhlfshcti
in
Hie
Vancouver
Prnvinen.
i-oriy-ftvo
mile
north
of
landerhnof
I
Fort
St.
James,
the
capital
of
mitjsh-
Columbia
in
the
days
when
it-was
New
dale
donia,
;Jfort
James
is
sHnaJc
exactly
in
the
geographical
cen
tre
of
Urilish
Columbia,
and
U
on
the
name
isotherm
a
Cntn
brook,
which
almost
borders
on
the
forly7ninh
parallel.
There
.
are
few
more
picturesque'
a
ilea
in
-Urilish
Columbia
Ihan
Fort
SI.
James.-
"It
js
sratiryiilg
Jo
knoy
Ibal
Crnlra.and
Northern
iHritish
Columbia
are
making
continuous
and
steady
progress..
.1
have
several
limes
made
the
?tale-menl
that
it
the
richest
portion
,
of
B.C.;
but
because
I
re-lreenl
the
constituency
of
Prince"
Hupert
many
people
think
that
this
is
a
prejudiced
viewpoint.
However,
all
one
needs
iO
fin
i-J
enniitoi
I
hit
inJ
nient
that
it
is
the
richest
portion
of
the.
province
is
not
ai
from
the
trulJi.
Fish
and
Minerals
Prince
Hupert
is
the
cenlre
of
the
largest
fish
husines
ot
the
province.
'The
mineral
wealth
of
th
north
is
well
known
and
here
t
silualed
the
famous
Pcmie.
mine,
.....
in
nniner
mere
is
a
vast
ft
I
ami,
both
of
f,
Ml
and
second
gra'Jc,
.especially
.suitable
.
for
jiuip
ami
.
paper
purposes
by
reason
of
the
percentage
of
spruce.
"As
regards
agriculture,
ihere
Is
the
largest
area
of
hiph-elass
mixed
farming
lands
in
the
province.
"Climatic
conditions
are
exceptionally
salubrious.
If
anyone
will
follow
the
public
reports
of
temperature
from
day
to
da,
he
will
see
that
the
temperature
of
Prince,
Hupert
is
very
similar
to
thai
of,
Victoria
and
Vancou
ver;
and
while
it
la
true
that
the
annual
rainfall
is
heavier
there
tha.n
here,
the
enjoy
a
great
deal
of
fine
wealher.
The
difference
in
rainfall
in
comparison
with
Vancouver
is
mainly
due
to
the
fact
of
a
heavier
fall
in
.
a
shorter
time
"Central
and
Northern
Urilish
Columbia,
of
which
Prince
Hu
pen
is
ine
gateway,
occupies
a
strategic
position
for
transpaci
fic
commerce,
being
500
ihilW
nearer
the
Orient
than
any
of
the
southern
ports.
;
!
.
F'ne
People
'The
country
is
fortunate
-aUii
in
the
class
of
people
who
.ave
Kone
in
to
open
up
its
resources.
A
a
matter
or
fact,
given
resources
to
work
on,
the
real
as
set
Is
the
people
themselves.
The
:Sorth
Is
very
fortunate
in
this
regard.
There
are
no
more
cour
ageous,
energetic
and
intelligent
people
on
the
face
of
the
earth
than
are
in
CenlraJ
and
Northern.
Hrilisli
Lolumbla.
There
have
been
times
when
the
people
have
fell
that
.
they
were
'as
a
voice
crying
in
the.
wilderness,'
buH
they
have
never
faltered,
and
have
continued
to
forge
ahead.
"The
South,
with
its
larger
population,
should
extend
a
fyni
pntlieljc
hand
In
the
North,
ai
occasion
may
arise.
The
open
ing
up
of
the
North
means
mil
lions
to'lhe
'South;
every
boat
is
loaded
down
with
freight
from
Vancouver
and
victoria
for
the
northern
points,
Tire
C.N.
II.
the
C:i.H.
and
the
Union
S.S.
Co
each
run
'several
boats
weekly
to
the
north
country.
The
North
and
Soulh
nre
complementary
to
each
other,
and
are
all
one
JlrH-ish
Columbia.
There
should
bo
no
peily
rivalry,
port
with
porl
Canada
is
big
enough,
and
lirit-
ish
Columbia
is
big
and
re
sourceful
enough
to
keep
all
portions
of
the
province
in
i
prosperous
jand
affluent
condi
...
(
MACHINE
THAT
KEEPS
SECRETS
Dansh
Engineer
Invents
Device
For
Cipher
Writing
and
Code
Transmission.
COPENHAGEN,
June
29.
A
I.mish-n(fineer,
1'.
.
.
lleyer.
Ita?
invi.itvl
a
machine
for
ripher
wriliitj
or
code
transmission,
wliich-
makes
it
possible
to
write.
lirect
and
ijuickly,
dipaiches
in
a
i'lpliei'
wliirhvpmc-licaliy
speak-"
ng,
can
be
solved
only
by
the
prrun
who
has
the
key
appaia
in
question,
which
apparatus
automatically
brings
aiiout
the
lleyer,
during
the
war,
served
in
the
radio
department
of
the
Danish
Hoyal
Hngineers,
and1
notice!
the
inadequate:
workim.-
of
the
cryptogram
syslein
used
.num..
to
rralbe
lllal
IN.
.lale-,1"
,.,ni,.'.k
"'.?T
cm"".
The
lleyer
metliod,
iiay
the
"Monilr"
i
to
use
two
electrically
connected
typewriters,
o
that
when
the
typist
presses
on
a
key
of
the
one
niacin
Ac,
the
attached
machine
writes
a
letter
or
stgn,
wliich
depends
upon
the
position
of
part
of
the
electric
equipment
and
a
guiding
wheel.
The
cryptogram
which
the-
attached
sending
machine
has
writ
ten,
U
telegraphed
to
ihe
receiver,
who
deciphers
it
through
Jii
machine,
which
is
arranAfd
like
the
sending
one.
Hy
reversing
a
swifch,
the
electric
jeonjiecllon
between
the
Iwo
machine
is
also
reversed,
so
that
the
message-'
is
written
exactly
as
typed
on
the
sender'
first
typewriter.
The
machines
Lave
S3
keys.
and
the
number
of
codes
can
be
multiplied
indefinitely.
The
more
general
the
ueof
wireless
transmission,
with
its
frequent
publicity,
the
more
tie
new
invention
will
be
neeei.
The
Copenhagen
Engineering
Collee,
the
general
slaff,
and
lhi
Indus
trial
Council
have
all
,-endered
assistance
and
encouragement-to
the
inventor
of
thi
machine.
VICKERS
HOUSE
SOLD
TO
NAYLOR
Mrs.
Vlckers
and
Daughter
Leave
Tomorrow
For
Victoria,
Where
They
Will
Reside.
Joseph
Naylor
has
purchased
the
resideii.ee
nn
First
Avenue
West
of
YV.
II.
Tickers,
lale
chief
afeity
police.
Mrs.
Vjckers
and
laughter,
i-.velyn,
will
sail
tomfU1-
row
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Charlotte
for
Victoria,
where
they
will
join
Mr.
ic.kers.
who
has
purchased
a
residence
for
them
in
Ihe
Iteacon
Hill
district.
Atrrerlise
in
the
Dally
News,
Mao
In
Vncour
O.
liMilWU
111
Imtituta.
lUtuta.
wm
I
o
At
Your
Re
teller
A
Pimply
Face
Is
Unsightly
Miss
C.C.JI.
Smart,
South
Btttl-forJ,
Saalu,
write:
"A
while
go
I
tu
troubled
with
fdJ
blemishrs,
wpeeially
pimpl,
and
waa
really
aahamed
to
go
out
with
luch
a
ba4
looking
face.
I
tried
2
or
3
different
remediev
bat
they
d:jint
help
me
an,
ro
one
day
a
frietid,
who
had
been
troubled
thisame
aa
I
was,
advised
me
to
ux
fsiMiia;KW
After
I
had
taken
two
bottln
there
waa't
a
pimple
of
aoy
kiad
left
pa
ot
fate,
and
I
cow
have
a
clear,
eaooth
and
velrtty
complexion.
"
Put
up
obIt
br
The
T.
Milbura
Co
Limited,
Toronto,
Out.
WIRELESS
REPORT.
8
a.m.
,
tHY
ISLNI),Part
cloudy,
feajnj;
barijmeii'r
3)1.32:
tempera
ture
Jt;
soa
smooth;
7
p.m.
sptc
mntorslilp
Olindo,
"Van
couver
for
I'eterslmrg.
oil
Port
impson;
7
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Cardena
12
miles
from
Stewart
noruiDounq;
u
p.m.
spoke
chooner
Itayrsaud
abeam
I-an-gara
bounii
for
Dulrh
Harbor.
HULL
HAHIlDIt.
Dvereast;
fresh
norlhwest
wind;
baromelei
30.06
ienikerature
50;
m
chop
py;
0
p.m.
spoke
Admiral
Watson
bound
Ketchikan
for
Seattle
170
miles
from
Seattle;
7
n.m.
a
note
steamer
l.atonche
bound
Ketchi
kan
for
Seattle
300
miles
fronj
Seattle;
!M5
p.m.
spoke
tugj
Lome
abeam
Namu
southbound.
I)HM)
THKB
POINT.
Baro
meter
30.1
J;
temperature
SC.
,
Noon
DinilY
!SIAN1.
Overcast.
light
southeast
wind;
barometer
30.32;
temperaluVe
Q:
s.i
smooth;
8
a.m."
pnke
niolnrshin
l.illehorn
arrived
Port
Clement-
northbound;
10.30
a.m.
spoke
Prince
John
abeam
I
lead
Trc
Point
bound
fnr
Oueen
Charlolte
Uty:
1
1
a.m.
steamer
Princess
1.ouim
arriving
Juneau
A
p.m.
lorthbouml.
Hl'LL
HAIiliOK.
Clear.
freVi
northwest
wind;
haromelcr
30.-
00;
temperature
58;
sea
choppy.
DEAD
THICK
POINT.
-
-
Haro-
meter
30,11;
temperature
fiC.
TERMINALS
WiN
FOOTBALL
GAME
Defeated
Cold
Storage
by
2
to
1
In
Second
Match
of
City
Championship
Series
In
a
game
thai
was
fealurer)
more
with
excitement
than
jti
al
ly
of
play,
ihe
(Irand
Terminal
ast
evening
defeated
the
Cold
Storage
by
to
1
in
the
second
match
of
the
Mobley
Cup
of
city
hampionship
series.
There
was
a
good
deal
of
looseness
anf
holh
sides
missed
a
number
oi
scoring
chances.
Play,
on
Hit
whole,
was
about
even
and
i
good
sized
crowd
witnessed
the.
match.
There
was
only
one
goal
In
the
first
half,
Jimmy
I'arquhnr
hav-
ng
scored
for
tiie
TerminnU.
The
Cold
Storage
equalized
hrongji
H.
Corbelt
in
the
eop.t
naif
and
the
winning
go-1l
for
lie
Terminals
wa
innde
by
Dick
Howe
towards
Ihe
end
of
the
game.
(.
Krause
was
referee,
A.
Har
vey
and
O.
Mllehejl
linesmen
nnd
Ihe
team
look
Ihe
field
as
follows
:
Cold
Storage.
A.
Murray;
A,
Ilaig
and
G.-Kelsey;
.1.
Carlson.
J.
Harris
and
A.
Macdonafd;
T,
'i.
1
1
tl
III
M
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lest
than
50c
Torney,
II.
Curbed,
S.
Hrskitie.
P.
Dojierty
and
C
J.
Norrington
(irand
Terminals.
r.
Hunifh:
V
Menxies
and
H.
Menxies;
li.
Dill.
p.
(VDoi.nell
and
J.
Sim
1
Wailers.
Jt.
Howe,
A.
Ili.
ken
W
.Milchell
and
J.
Farqnhar.
The
jSiutumiK
of
Hie
team
is
a--
follows
:
rand
Terrnnials
i.oM
Storage
i
Mooe
1
1
0
I..
0
I
t
SPORT
CHAT
Pis.
Line-ups
for
a
postponed
Intermediate
League
football
gamt-to
be
played
umiglil
between
tin-High
School
ind
Hoyal
Canadiaii
Naval
Heseni-s
will
be
as
fol
lows:
High
School
J.
Currie;
J.
MacKay
and
H.
Mortimer;
P.
Itond,
P.
liaisler
and
D.
Stalker:
M.
Sakamoto.
Y.
KaUuynma,
W.
Murray,
Hob
Malhemi
and
li
Katsuyama;"
reserve,
N.
Klnstor
Naval
Hesenes:
H.
Moore;
J.
Ktigerabl
nd
(I.
Shenton;
J,
McAulay,
J.,
Sim,
Ned
Ityrne;
II
Macdonahf,
Hob
Peacock,
i
Dyer,
K.
Allistone
and
T.
Camtn.
The
next
regular
Intermeiliati
game
will
be
tomorrow
night
be
Iween
Ihe
High
School
and
th
Y-Macs.
Canadian
eitles
expended
ap-
proxlnnlely
one-third
of
a
million
dollars
for
community
re
creation
lat
year.
Starting
as
t
children's
movement,
public
re
creation
in
the
Dominion
lia
ex
panded,
to
include
citizens
of
all
ftge.
Among
Ihe
facilities
for
adults
reported
are
05
community
rrj
real
ion
centre,
119
tenni
courts
and
ten
swimming
pool
Mne
cities
provide
municipal
golf:
Calgary
and
Lethhriilge,
Alberta.
Vancouver.
H.C.,
Winni
peg,
Man.,
and
Hamilton,
London
Stratford,
Toronto
and
Windsor.
Out.
Organized
winter
Mort
were
reported
by
eight
cities,
community
music
ami
drama
each
by
seven.
Leadership
for
Canada's
nubile
nUv
area
wn
given
last.
year-
Jiy
808
meit
'
al
277
women1
reception
,
directors,
iwenty-i.tpe
oft
muim
vftriem
ployed
ijil-
Vear(H4nd
Nlit$foiir
cities
classes
for
training
re-
creation
leaders
were
conduclnl
and
had
a
total
resist
ration
ot
!;t.
Ilond
issues
for
recreation
purposes
were
voted
during
1925
in
Vancouver
and
Hamilton
and
totalled
175.000.
League
athletics
are
flourishing
under
municipal
nusplres.
Playground
ball,
leads,
f58
Ie.iuc
beiiwr
reported
'for
last
year
by
nine
cities.
This
game
is
simi
lar
to
baseball
but
is
played
wjt:i
n
large,
soft
ball.
Hlghleen
liar
baseball"
leagues
are
reported
by
ten
cilles.
Other
leagues
are
as
follows:
HasketbalL
13;
volly
hall,
10;
soccer,
7;
hockey
7;
football,
5;
and
cricket,
2.
How
ing
and
quoits
are
also
popular
sports,
m
'loronto
ten
league
sports
were,
enjoyed,
hy
15,150
players
during
the
1925
season
Uonlreal
reported
127
skalintr
places.
ThisrJy
operau'iJjVlevri!
raygrOundslwiibtanAaliendanc.'
fr
lT,V
y?arTT5h
In
crease
of
10.050
oyer
1921.
T.he,
Oriental
Trading
Com
'puny,
a
Jocal
Japanene
concern,
again
appeared
.n
the
oily
pollc
court.
Ilils
morning,
before
Mutr-
islrale
MnClymonl,
on
a
charge
of-keeplng
liquor
for
sale.'
The
rase
was
remanded
for
another
eight
days.
TO
RENT
t
MISCSLLAMCOUS
tides
d
c
10H
HI-.NT.
Larsen
building
ai'SlT.M.MKH
C.mio
at
Luke
Ktt.w..
171
Tliinl
Avenue
Kasl;
six!
opens
June
20.
For
pariicu-room
mrJerH
flat
with
balli-j
lar
apply
Mrs.
K.
K.
Illrnlc,
room
and
workshop
premliies!
Smilhers.
II.C.
on
street
Ifoor.
Apply
Transfer,
139
215
Fourth,
Avenue
Kal.
Hyde
Second
Avenue,
j
.
FOH
HKNT.
Two
first
class
modern
flat;
Monarch
ranges,
water
paid;
one
furnished.
Wentenhaxer
Hros.
t
'UIl.MSHKD
Housekeeping
llooms
to
rent
oy
ine
nay,
week
or
month.
Phone
IUd
CO1.
tf
inur-
tor
tient.
soiue
are
furnished.
120
and
up.'
Apply
FOR
JlKXT.
Furnished
house
keeping
suite,
Mussallern
Apartments.
Phone
18.
tf
FOH
niiNT.
Four
hot
water
heated.
A
Mallet.
room
ule.
Apply
fluid-
PIANOS
for
nent
at
1(1.00
oer
month
and
tip.
Walker'
FOR
SftLC
FOH
SALF:.-30
ftml
aaslkia!.
5-6
Palmer.
Can
be
used
for
pleaure
or
fishing.
Hilr.
large
eabln.
Apply
al
lal
"Chum."
Qw
Hay
floats.
15S
000
pleasure
boat
for
sale
for
25
Fasy
terms.
Phone
IIM
720
for
particular.
PATEIfT
ATTORNEYS
FFrrilblSTONHAUOH
A
CO..
the
old
established
firm.
PatenN
and
trademarks
in
l
countries.
F'ree
booklet.
Vancouver
office
08
Rogers
Ilulld-Ing.
Phone
Seymour
379f
Manager.
F.rnest
K.
Carver,
registered
attorney.
Other
offices,
Ottawa,
Washington
and
principal
eitles:
SUMMER
RESORTS.
L.
K
ELSE
LODOE,
near
Terrace.
Visit
Lakel.se
llthia
Hot
Springs.
J.ilhia
is
one
of
tip.
finest
mineral
walers
known
for
rheumatism,
fiood
fly
fishing
for
rainbow
trout
in
Lakplse
lake
and'rlver.
Molofs
meet
atl
trains
giving
Ihrough
connection
wilfj
Lodge.
Telephone
connected
to
Terrace
J.
Hrnce
Johnstone,
manager
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
WILL
IIOOM
and
Hoard
one
or
two
gentlemen
in
private
home
ten
minutes
walk
from
ef'iy.
Phone
Hlar
k
3.18
or
call
211
Fifth
Avenue
West.
if
HOARD.
The
Inlander.
H3.1
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
HOARD,
Rooms
and
F'urnislied
Sillies.
Palmer
House.
tl
HOARD
AND
R()0.,
135
Third
Avenue.
Phone
Hod
330.
LOST.
.OST.
On
Saturday
near
wnter-
rrnnl.
black
leather
wallet
containing
liJJIs
and
receipts.
Finder
please
leave
at
Daily
News
olllce
nr
phone
Oreen
730.
LOST.
LadyV
brown
If
alitor
purse
containing
small
sum
and
two
keys.
Finder
pleas,.
return
In
Dally
.WI
olllce.
FOUND
IOI.M.
purM.
containing
inoney.prove
prnpnrly-pny
for
ailverllscnienl.
M.
M.
Hlepliens.
Miss
Doris
flandow
s
booked
to
sail
on
Ihe
Cardena
this
after-noon
In
Join
her
family
who
bave
already
left
the
city.
NOTICE.
its
nnd
after
July
t,
IU26,
all
MAIL
SCHEDULE
TN;ir.ii.
.
WftU
0UT-ai4
rmi)
t
en
imp
m
Wlirk
tirrfnrtnsf
rii-
tliuf.aaia!
TtMftl4
of
7
p.m.,
on
Sundays
and
u
Itubllc
holidays,
will
MeliurgrtT
mhu
q,m,
ctauH-
for
al
fifty
wr
eenl
al
regular
rates
for
labor.
I;n-iT?u,
9,M
si-
in.
To
m...
an,
a,
.,
I'l
der
hr
prevent
regulation
nf
"
i-ccai.
Hie
Department
of
lbor
meeh-j""
l
,-
nntcs
are
not
allowed
In
worv!
w'
ln'w!'
more
than
eight
hour
per
dfcyJrrMi
im,.a.
Ji
n
that,
in
order
to
give
yoti
Sum
eflieienl
week
dav
MrUe
m.
"ft
f
i
...
i
..
.
.
I
rni
hum
ii
HrcpMry
i
make
iho'
aKive
regulation.
KAIKN
fiAHAfiK.
PAHKKItS
liMtAOR
JAS
ill
NT
Ml
NOTICE.
ON
and
after
July
11.
1920,
a!i
work
performed
after
jhe
hour
of
p.m..
on
Sundays
and
on
Public
holulavs,
will
be
charted
for
at
fifty
per
cent
nuny
regular
rate,
for
tabor.
t'nlir
the
pre.fnl
regulalioiis
of
the,
Depiftmenl
of
LaiWr
mvli-i
I.
IV
fa
.....
a.
I
I
.
a.
...
.
.
more
ihan
i2hl
hours
per
day.'
th
so
that,
in
order
to
give
you
eflieienl
week
day
erv
ie,
wv
find
it
nereneary
lo
make
tin
above
regulation.
PARK
HH'S
OARAllI
KAIKN
OARAOi:.
JAS.
Ill
NTKH.
TAXI
Phone
67
Tasl
(Call
Oeorge.
Paul
or
(lnl)
Sit
and
Seven
Passenger
Hlude
bakers
al
your
disposal
any
time
ROSS
8R0S.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
F!mpres
Hotel.
.
GOOD
EATS
Opposite
Denton's
Studio,
Third
Avenue.
HF-I.
HOME
COOKED
MP.AI.H
irs.
Pnger,
proprietress.
Phono
I:nk
700.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Sec
ondhnnd
r'urnl-
ture
Slore.
We
Huy.
Sell
and
K.s
change
New
and
Secondhand
floods.
nrn
naDannniii
nm
39
Third
Ave.
hone
nf
WOOD.
Dry
Mixed
Wood
tO.OO
n
load.
Dry
Fir
Wood
10.50
n
load.
Cut
In
any
length.
Kindling,
17.00
a
load.
Fir
Furnaco
Wood
7.00
a
load.
A.
ISAACSON
P'hnne
lllnck
lrt.
Sal
Covo.
PRINCE
RUPERT-TIDES
a
Tuesday.
June
29
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n.m.
21.3
ft.
10:31
n.m.
10
J
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Low
10:0(1
n.m.
1.9
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22:25
p.m.
7.2
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Wednesday.
Jiine
3d
Hlgli
-
4:18
a.m.
20.2
17:22
n.m.
10.0
low
10:52
a.m.
2.0
23:21
p.m.
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Thursday.
July
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High
.
5:17
a.m.
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IH:I8
p.m.
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