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DAILY
EDITION
Friday,
September
2,
1927
IMPROVING
SALT
L.VKES
PARK
The
Parks
Board
has
decided
to
commence
the
work
of
Salt
Lakes
Park
by
clearing
a
nlot
of
land
for
the
us
of
picnickers.
This
is
the
first
definite
move
toward
making
a
real
park
ol
the
place
in
addition
to
the
swimming
pool
which
has
been
an
established
institution.
For
a
number
of
years
the
place
was
used
through
the
courtesy
of
a
syndicate
that
controlled
it.
Then
the
land
reverted
to
the
railway
company
and,
through
the
persislance
of
Hon.
T.
I).
Pattullo,
a
grant
of
land
surrounding
the
two
lakes
was
made
to
the
province
and
by
them
turned
into
a
provincial
park
and
a
board
appointed
to
have
control
of
it
for
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
and
district.
Dr.
W.
T.
Kwgin
is
chairman
of
that
board.
The
condition
of
the
park
was
pointed
out
to
the
member
for
the
district
at
the
time
of
bis
visit
here
this
last
rrinir
and
he
uro-
mised
to
tty
ty
secure
a
small
grant
to
commence
making
improve
ments
mere.
Una
thousand
dollars
was
set
aside
for
the
purpose
ana
mat
is
me
money
now
to
be
usecr.
The
park
is
a
public
playground
and
the
board
haa
the
riuht
to
prevent
building
or
cutting
of
trees
there
and
is
civen
full
con-
f.
WONDERFUL
LIFE
WE
LIVE
.
.V
,
This
js
a
wonderful
age
in
which"
we
live
and
the
opportunities
for
a
young
man
are
greater
than
ever
they
Have
been
in'
the
past.
!t
i53?
and
watch
the
pacing
events
like
a
continuous
panorama.
The
development
of
flying
is
only
one
of
the
many
lines
in
which
t.he
race
is
making
progress.
No
one
can
forecast
with
any
hope
of
accuracy
what
will
be
the
next
new
thing
to
attract
attention.
Records
are
broken
almost
every
day
and
tlj
recounting
of
them
tends
to
make
us
blase.
We
are
taking
things
for
granted
today
that
a
few
years
ago
would
have
astounded
the
world.
The
privilege
of
living
in
this
age
is
a
great
one
and
especially
Is
the
privilege
of
being
young
a
very
great
one.
Compare
our
life
with
the
llfd
of
the
middle
ages
and
we
must
feel
that
it
is
worth
while
to
have
lived
and
been
a
part
of
the
great
development
which
is
going
on
around
us.
MILK
better
luck
on
baheday
VNSwreTtNCD
swttrtMO
Mode
in
Canada
by
Mi
maker
of
Ne$t!i't
Baby
Food
;
AT
SALT
LAKES
"7"5ukvimai)e
f
At
to
as
the
of
the
Provincial
I
PuMlc
Work
Department
to
survey
Biol
IB
tae
Sail
Ukaa
Prk
at
tat
head
of
the
hay
where
th
boats
huaS.
wtUi
s
view
so
ha
Tine
It
cleared
aavd
leeaUeal
tar
tae
ate
of
paeniceees.
At
for
uimming.
It
waa
felt
however,
that
the
grmnt
ahonM
te
tised
for
clearing
and
trail
making
"Ha
win
the
understandlnc
with
the
member
for
the
district
amtwrk
on
the
iwlmmlng
pool
ahouht
be
undertaken
by
the
dtl-
ren
of
Prince
Rupert
through
the
vwtataring
dub.
Other
work'
such
a
clearing
land
Sronnd
the
lake
and
making
other
trails
was
dlseuaed
aa
possible
lm
provementa
at
oan
other
time.
Also
the
question
of
asking
a
charge
for
those
S.F
TV.
.u:..e
At:
i.
--
i
ii
.
..
nark
was
mlun
talked
talked
over.
over.
"
It
It.
-
.
wia
was
A
committee
consisting
of
Or.
Kergln
and
C
H.
Onne
waa
appointed
to
get
ine
work
under
way
as
decided
on
by
he
board,
and
Chief
MacDonald
and
rptt!r.
Swanson
was
appointed
from
the
Swimming
Club
to
co-operate.
The
meeting
was
held
la
Or.
Kertn's!
office.
GETTINGCHEAP
ELECTRIC
POWER
Expert
Suggests
That
Coal
Will
Soon
be
Cheaper
Method
of
Generation
Than
Water
WINNIPEG.
6ept.
1.
A
great
revolu
tion
and
expansion
of
Industry
In
western
Canada,
based
on
cheaper
electric
power
from
lignite
coal;
the
aweep-
lng
away
of
hydraulic
electric
power
with
Its
enormous
construction
charges,
the
.establishment
of
bv-rroducts
rianfnd
thetransmlsston
oVelextrlcM
power
from
end
to
end
of
the
contln-.
cnt.
Is
foreseen
In
the
present
pro
jected
development
of
western
coal
fields,
by
MaJ.-Gea.
W.
Bethune
Lindsay,
chief
engineer
with
the
Canadian
forces
during
the
war,
formerly
of
Win
nipeg,
who
has
been
spending
consider-s!e
time
in
the
west
studying
the
The
plan
will
be
to
have
a
few
large
central
generating
stations
erected
at
the
coal
mines,
and
the
country
covered
from
coast
to
coast
with
a
net-work
of
transmission
lines,
which
will
serve
every
small
town
as
well
as
large
Industrial
centres
and
entirely
scrap
the
present
more
expensive
methods
of
generating
electric
power.
(1KK.MANY
ISKH
COAL
Germany,
he
stated,
"Is
the
most
i
electrified
country
in
the
world
and
33
per
cent
or
the
power
Is
produced
from
cheap
brown
coal,
not
so
good
as
the
lignite
In
our
west.
We
are
on
the
fringe
of
tremendous
development
and
no
one
can
say
how
far
It
will
go."
Continuing,
Oeneral
Lindsay
pointed
out
that
Canada
seemed
obsessed
with
the
idea
that
hydro
electric
power
la
the
cheapest
form
of
general
electricity,
ia
a
me
aut
or
ten
cses
this
is
a
false
idea,
he
stated.
There
have
been
.
I
such
advances
made
,
In.
the
methods
:
jof
,
generating
.andi-uslng
.
high
pressure
'and
high
temperature
steam,
well
,knorn
to
experts
in
Europe
and
r
"iai,
except
in
a
lew
cases.
;
this
is
the
economical
way
of
generat
mg
electricity.
General
Lindsay
explained
that
the
heavy
fixed
charges
on
the
capital
In
vestment
Involved
In
hydro
construe
;on
meant
heavy
overhead
charges
j
which
the
consumer
had
to
pay.
There
,
the
dam
to
construct,
spillways.
canals,
flues,
penestocka,
rights-of-way
to
acquire
.man-damages
to
pay
in
erect
:ng
storage
reservoirs,
the
possible
re-location
of
roads
and
raUways.
and.
.
edd.Uan
the
r
.ustruruo
of
rwwws
tar
the
immUM
af
HwHlfMf.'
ii
mere
ta
say
Tnt:an
of
ute
water'
upptj.
due
to
ncM
oeM
or
draught,
steam
sUnd-ay
plant
aae
to
be
u-d.
rniriKNCY
On
it
atfcrr
hnd.
the
eagle
eetnc
.
states,
the
eflieiersry
ta
the
use
i
i.
i
i
c..
j
expert
'
Parks
Hoard
Decides
to
Expand
....
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.
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exiattag
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trMlM-ftl.
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"Here
a
the
prin."
deBes.
Liad-
wr
sat,
"the
greatest
reeaurres
fnni
tbe
attasstuimt
of
potentiality
hi
thai
meeting
af
the
prutee
""I
.Teat
mm.
f
roal
rod.
BaM
yesterday
aftaraouu,
Dr.
atjH
atullt.
af
thai
w.
T.
Kergla
presiding,
it
was
cKHtuirpom
thf
ttmaOpoiui
of
vfrwsrr
M
Is
Interfered
wtt
wtJtta
lac
It
Sar
nur
purpose
whert
hard
osal
or
tttre
at
aesdsd.
TKe
si
methods
of
Merauax
Mad
ualag
of
maikwam
areasurea
sad
tatepera-
Mres
Drodured
rrarn
that
eoal
as
ire
present
this
tm
ta
partly
eleafM
outls
demattHrated.
and
It
la
not
con-
It
net
fit
for
race
and
games
each
aa
arc
carried
out
at
the
big
getberiags
of
the
vartoue
orgeateationa.
A
aoon
m
the
kuid
la
surveyed,
tenders
U1
be
called
for
cJeertog
nd
grading
It
sad
It
Ii
expected
to
have
the
work
eaeapatted
this
fall
ho
that
It
may
be
ready
for
use
at
the
opening
3f
next
season
Of
the
thousand
dollar
grant
made
by
the
Provincial
Oovemaatnt.
It
la
psupused
So
eapend
approxlraaVely
$890
on
the
clearing
and
grading-
and
to
ue
the
other
MPS
for
erecting
lava
tonea.
repatrtng
waJb
and
othetf
need
ed
'work.
The
preMat
at
the
meeting
were
In
addition
to
the
chairman.
C
H.
Onne.
Jamca
hTompson
and
H.
T.
Pul-
len.
Dt
Invitation
the
executive
of
t
swimming
club
waa
alao
ked
to
attend
the
meeting
and
from
that
oraenlaatlon
there
were
preaeat
Fire
Chief
MacDooAld.
Captain
Swaneon
Alex
Saint
and
E.
C
otbbona.
The
naceaalty
of
a
better
bathing
bea-h
for
children
waa
dlacueeed
and
the
propoaal
to
Improve
the
present
Kwlnunlng
pond
at
the
tecoiKl
lake
waa
mei.t
orrd
and
alao
the
poaalbtllty
of
jamming
the
tin,
lake
and
wring
It
rtdered
thai
Itrdro-HreWte
power,
ex
rept
ta
iMSated
rataa.
will
be
able
to
compete
wttb
eteetrle
power
fram
tneae
cheap
raett.
RM'IAT
IWKXTHIX
The
irewteet
progress
1a
too
develop.
t
of
weastra
coal
defnstu
la
fore-
hadoae
In
the
recent
Invention
of
a
practical,
cheap
and
continuous
pro
cess
of
ecsaraxtori
of
oavgea
from
the
air.
The
uae
af
oxygen
for
cotabosUon
instead
of
atr
wUl
ccanptetely
altar
tcany
hMrostrMs
and
.among
other
things
win
eswbfe
coal
suppiW
f
sestern
Canada
to
be
wtUlaad
la
a
way
never
thoagM
possible
before.
It
la
now
considered
quite
feaafbte
to
pro
duce
from
tbee
lignites
extreasaty
cheap
electric
power
aa
wl
as
by'
products
In
which
they
are
very
rich.
The
afrtevu
rural
lands
of
the
wtri
are
underlaid
with
coal
containing
practically
all
the
hy-rjroducta
which
form
the
basis
of
the
German
aniline
dye
Industry
and
in
addition
have
natural
gas.
some
of
it
containing
helium,
as
well
aa
Indications
M
extensive
oil
fields
in
Albert.
There
la
no
reason
for
pessimism
regarding
the
possiblSty
of
developing
the
west.
When
due
consideration
la
giren
to
what
Germany
bss
accomplished
along
there
lines,
it
l
obvious
that
the
development
of
coal
supplies
and
the
generation
of
cheap
electric
power,
the
creaMon
of
by-products
industries,
la
a
much
sounder
proposition
for
the
west
than
the
Insistence
on
cheaper
freight
rates
for
the
transportation
of
,
western
coal
to
Ontario.
What
cheap:
lectrte
power
ha
done
for
Ontario
it
f
may
do
for
the
prairies.
It
U
certainly
considered
by
experts
that
the
develop
the!11"
OI
Wfr
"'
M
aupplles
bavfeg
Edmroer
cottage.
In
srtivusva
us-
mTUCWT
n
TT
IW
tfv".
s,.c
t.ncj.
um.cuiiy
in
,n
iinuing
means
oi
maKing
It
-
""-
persistent
for
and
che,
development
.tloned
that
the
OyrofClUb
was
T
.
.
'
Useful
to
the
neon
e.
The
Swimming
Tlnl.
aa
wivn
,.t,-l
nf
iha
Z
....
t..
.
...
.
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.
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irmnsred
-to
make
a
nlivmnnvl
In
thel"'
""t'"""--
swimming
pnviieges
ana
tney
have
kept
the
floats
and
dressing
,'M
:
.,
"
.
ersi
declared.
.
t
i
.
as
s
aw
is
miv
sat
liu
svirii;
iiv:aii
u
rwma
in
iape
anu
given
a
general
oversight
to
tiie
activities
but
ii
has
been
difficult
to
rae
money
and
many
needed
improvements
have
not
been
carried
out
for
that
reasdn.
It
is
reasonable
to
expect
that
the
people
of
the
city
will
take
a
real
interest
in
the
work
and
that
money
will
be
forthcoming
to
provide
a
safe
and
suitable
swimming
pool
for
the
children.
The
money
for
this
ahiild
undoubtedly
be
put
up
by
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
who
use
the
swimming
pool
or
who
realize
what
an
attraction
It
is
and
how
desirable
such
a
place
is
near
the
city.
NAVIGATING
THE
AIR
Major
MacLaren
yesterday
gave
a
most
interesting
address
at
a
lunaheon
of
the
Rotary
Club
in
which
he
showed
how
rapid
had
be,en
the
development
of
air
navigation
and
what
were
some
of
the
possibilities
of
the
near
future.
It
is
a
most
fascinating
subject
and
one
in
which
all
will
soon
themselves
be
Interested.
When
it
is
remembered
that
it
is
only
a
very
few
years
since
automobiles
have
been
used,
it
is
easy'
to
visualize
fhe
future
of
the
airplane.
Happily
the
plane
is
not
handicapped
by
the
necessity
of
road
building.
The
air
is
free
and
while
rules
for
navigation
will
be
necessary,
there
will
be
no
upkeep
for
highways.
Landing
places
will
be
necessary
and
that
is
one
thing
Prince
Rupert
will
have
to
think
about
soon.
A
landing
field
will
be
necessary
in
every
progressive
community
before
long.
Man
in
the
Moon
WHAT
come.
!'
a
nighty
people
we
have
be-
BOTTLE
by
bottle
Canada
la
being
annexed
by
trie
United
Statea.
THE
man
who
Jokes
at
women's
clothes
haa
really
very
little
to
Joke
about.
JOHN
JONES
was
very
popular
Wei)
liked
In
town,
forsooth.
But
now
his
friends
forsake
him
all
Because
he
tells
the
truth.
IF
this
local
businessmen's
protective
association
keeps
busy,
we
shall
all
have
to
live
within
our
means.
Something
Is
always
happening
to
take
the
joy
out
of
life.
,
onrftHART
intelligence
la?
not
an
ex
penflve
luxury
considering'
the
scarcity
of
the
article.
,
EVERYBODY
should
work
hard
next
Monday
because
it
Is
labor
day..
Also
It
would
be
a
treat
change
for
Prince
Ruperii
people.
!
,
'
,:
"-'
I
REMEMBER
the
time
when
experts
ssld
grain
could
not
be
grown
in
the
Bulkley
Valley
and
when
the
Peace
River
was
considered
to
be
up
some
where
near
the
north
pole.
JAKE
la
going
to
the
Telkwa
Barbecue
Monday
to
put
a
dollar
on
the
pcnles
for
me.
I
do
not
bet
myself,
but
Jake
does
it
for
me.
MAN
Is
a
self
winder,
but
I
know
a
lot
of
people
who
must
hive
run
down
years
ago
and
got
dusty
on
the
shelf.
Driver
of
Overturned
Taxi
(to
Scottish
passenger)
Are
you
hurt,
air?
Scot
Don't
be
bothering
about
my
being
hurt,
man
I
Stop
that
wee
clock
of
youra
I
Humorist.
On
tflc
run-WatcJi
for
Plain
Mrt.YortK.
OP
YoRK.YORKS
-find
out
what
he
has.
A
TREAT
FOR
YOU
A
harvest
of
happiness
There's
a
whole
harvest
of
pipe-happiness
to
be
reaped
from
Old
Chum
!
Experienced
smokers
know
that
the
famous
Old
Chum
quality
never
varies
and
many
have
smoked
it
daily
for
over
forty
years.
It
is
Canada's
most
popular
tobacco.
Valuable
presents
are
offered
in
exchange
for
the
"
Poker
Hands
"
in
every
package
and
tin.
The
large
25c.
package
contains
two
"Poker
Hands"
WATER
NOTICE
Divi:itsios
ti
tm:
J
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Francis
Henry
I
Cunningham,
whose
address
la
80S
Board
'
of
Trade
Building.
Vancouver.
B.C..
will
,
apply
for
a
licence
to
take
and
use
1
1
cubic
foot
per
second
of
water
out
of
unnamed
stream
which
flows
northeast
I
and
drains
lnro
Humpback
Bay.
Porche'ri
Island,
about
400
yards
southeast
of
I
northeast
corner
post
of
Lot
102.
The'
water
wUl
be
diverted
from
the
stream!
at
a
point
about
900
yards
from
the
uioum
oi
toe
river
ana
win
oe
useo
lor
fish,
cannery
and
domestic
purposes
upon
the
lands
applied
for.
being
portion
of
Lot
103.
Range
ft.
Coast
District.
This
notice
was
posted
on
the
ground
cn
the
25th
day
of
June.
1927.
A
copy
of
this
notice
and
an
application
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
"Water
Act"
Will
be
filed
In
the
office
of
the
Water
Recorder
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
QWee-tlorj
to
the
application
may
be
filed
with
the
aald
Water
Recorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
of
Water
fUghta.
Par-1
lament
Buildings,
Victoria.
B.C..
within
thirty
days
after
the
first
appearance
of
this
notice
In
a
local
newspaper.
'
The
late
of
the
first
publication
of
this
lotlce
Is
August
4.
19T7.
I.
II.
CUNNINOHAM.
Applicant.
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OP
INTENTION'
TO
ArrLY
TO
l.KAME
LA
Ml
Queen
Charlotte
Islsnds
Land
District.
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Itu-rert.
and
situate
north
of
Lota
1658
aiid
TAKE
NOTICE
that
The
Langara
Fluh-lnr
in'd
Paeklrw
rvi
Ijla
f
f
..,-,,
eupatlon
Canners.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
v
wi
,wrawiu
aescnoeo
lanas:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
twenty
chains
north
of
Tan
Indian
Reserve
and
en
the
shore
of
Mclntyre
Bay;
thence
north
S
chains
to
the
tow
water
mark
thence
westerly
following
said
low
water
160
chains;
thence
southerly
5
chains:
thence
easterly
160
chains
to
the
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
eighty
acres,
more
or
lei.
LnANOARA
FISHINO
St
PACKING
CO.
LTD,
Applicant.
.
.
.
Freil
Nash.
Agent.
Dated
June
27.
1927.
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
LAND.
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dls-trlct
of
Coast
District.
Range
4.
and
situate
bn
and
being
all
of
BonUla
Island
except
that
portion
occupied
by
Indian
Reserve
Number
18.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I,
Ole
C.
Austad.
of
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
occupation
rancher,
intends
to
apply
for
a
leaf
of
the
following
described
lands:
.
..
.
.
.
Commenr.tnv
a
r
a
ni
nt
southeavterly
point
of
BonUla
Island-
w,,...
""""".
southerly
and
easterly,
Xollolna;theelnuoitlee,of
the
fthnrp
line
t
n
nnlnr
-,t
.
excepting
mrefrtnrjbal
trkion
of
the
island
occupied
by
UWp
Reserve
No.
18
uu
luuwunug
inousand
Seres,
more
or
less.
.e
OLE
C.
AUSTAD,
Applicant
Dated
Jt.1V
15.
1927.
"COMPANIES
ACT"
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
Rupert-Van-fouver
Stevedoring
Company.
Limited,
intends
to
apply
under
Section
39
of
the
Companies
Act.
being
Chapter
38
of
the
Revised
Statutes
of
British
Columbia
1024,
to
change
its
nsme
to
Pacific
Btevedorlng
&
Contracting
Company
Limited.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C..
thla
9th
day
of
August,
1927.
WILLIAMS.
MANSON
St
OONZALES
Solicitors
for
the
Rupert-Vancouver
Btevedorlng
Company,
Limited.
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Lhl
DEMAND
ViraMIIIf.rrtT
t?
smoKirr,
v
rh
-
uaaew
H
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r.
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ki
r
3
rt
in
.
rz
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k
"Rupert
Brand
-
Kippers
-IIIH
DAINTIEST
HREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
fa
W
Prince
Rupert,
M.C.
Insist
on
B.C.
PRODUCTS
They
Lead
in
Quality
"TRY
A
NIP
TONIGHT"
BEST
PROCURABLE
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for
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displaH
J
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
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