i
I
f
AGE
sn
THR
DAILT
NKWS
wonnav.
Richness
That
Is
Constant
and
Cleaners
Phone
8
at
i
JVAPCK1TE9
.
Mrs.
C.
Caldwell
of
KitsUanoi
Such
letters
are
exceedingly
valuable
and
Pacific
Milk
is
always
grateful
for
them.
PACIFIC
MILK
I
'art
or
in
at
AblmU'oril
and
Ladnrr,
-Hulld
II.C."
A
Family
Wash
or
A
Family
Picnic?
NO
question
about
which
you'd
choose
a
day
in
the
woods
or
a
day
with
the
washing.
And
it's
so
easy
for
you
to
let
us
do
the
washing
while
you
do
the
picnicking.
In
our
Thrif-T-Service
you
have
all
your
clothes
washed
and
your
flatwork
ironed.
Just
the
wearing
apparel
left
for
you
to
care
for
and
this
is
returned
damp,
ready
to
be
starched,
ironed
or
hung
out
to
dry.
Saves
money
saves
energy.
5
cents
a
pound
plus
lc
per
piece.
Minimum
charge
$1.00.
THE
LAUNDRY
DOES
IT
BEST
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
Dry
Strawberries
Ready
for
preserving,
if
you
intend
to
put
them
up,
place
your
order
now.
We
believe
that
this
in
the
best
time
to
buy
them
as
according
from
reports
from
the
growers.
Berries
will
be
very
scarce
in
the
interior
and
the
price
will
be
higher
than
the
South
Berries.
Our
price
will
be
$2.75
to
13.06
per
case;
per
box
ISc;
3
lb.
for
10c.
Apricots
are
nearly
ready.
Place
your
requirements
with
us
now
and
we
will
take
care
of
you.
We
guarantee
quality.
Mussallem
Grocery
Phone
18
CO.
LTD.
Phone
81
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
rMotor
Service
.
.
Sana
and
CftvU"
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
at
Annoying
Bladder
Weakness
of
Old
Age
au'ely
Uetleved
by
SANTA
I,
MIDY
sold
by
All
Druggists
i
one
of
the
contributors
in
the
recent
contest,
wrote
a
very
nice
letter
on
the
"richness
and
j
constant
consistency"
of
Paci-i
fie
Milk.
Mrs.
C.
is
a
constant
i
user
and
her
letter
was
written
in
the
light
of
long
experience
U.S.
TRADE
IS
DIVERTED
TO
THIS
COUNTRY
KEPORT
ON'
MATTER
HILL
BE
LAW
UEIOKE
CONGRESS
SOON
Washington.
D.C..
June
18
To
what
extent
commerce
has
been
diverted
from
the
United
States
to
Canadian
ports,
a
condition
frequently
described
as
seriously
affecting
this
country's
agricultural
and
shipping
in
terest,
will
be
laid
before
the
Senate
when
congress
is
reconvened
In
December.
Investigation
of
the
causes
and
consequences
and
the
possibilities
of
deflecting
'
It
Into-
American
channels
was
authorised
under
a
resolution
by
Sen-'
tor
Walsh.
Democrat.
Massachusetts.
'
which
passed
the
Senate
with
the
endorsement
of
Sentaors
Reed
of
Pennsylvania
and
Hale
of
Uame,
Republicans
The
machinery
of
investigation
soon
will
be
set
Into
operation
by
the
secretaries
of
the
stsle
and
agriculture
de-
partmente.
the
Interstate
commerce
com
mission,
and
the
United
States
shipping
board.
;
In
substance
Senator
Walsh
charges
that
United
SUtes
port
are
losing
Bullions
of
dollars
of
export
trade
annually
because
railway
rates
between
points
In
1
the
United
States
and
Canadian
porta
are
more
favorable
than
those
between!
l
lie
same
points
and
United
States
ports,
and
because
of
more
stringent
regula
tions
aa
to
grading
and
Inspection
of
grain
at
United
States
pons
than
at
Canadian
porta,
especially
the
higher
gram
standards
and
the
dockage
rules.
'
Also,
be
aays.
the
preferential
customs
rcsulations
of
Canada
give
lower
tariffs,
n
products
Imported
Into
Canada
dl-!
eeetly
through
Canadian
porta
than
on
routed
through
porta
of
the
L'nlted
States,
and
the
preferential
schedules
of
other
parts
of
the
British
'
Smplre
impcee
lower
dutlaa
or
more
favorable
regulation
cn
products
of
the
United
States
routed
through
Canadian
pons
than
on
those
shipped
direct
from
united
States
porta.
asry
-
SYNOPSIS
OF
Lhl
ACT
AMENDMENT!)'
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant.
unreserved.
surveyed
Crown
lands
may
be
pre-empted
hi
British
subjects
ever
if
years
f
age,
sad
by
aliens
on
declaring
IntentWs
10
become
British
subjects,
eeadl-tional
upon
residence,
occupation,
ini
Improvement
for
agricultural
Purposes.
Pull
Information
concerning
regulations
regarding
pre-empttoes
Is
given
In
Bulletin
No.
1.
Land
Series,
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land,"
copies
et
rhlch
can
be
obtained
free
of
efcarge
ly
addressing
the
Department
of
Lands.
Victoria.
B.C.
or
to
any
Gov.
ernment
Agent.
-
Records
wltl
be
granted
covering
only
land
suitable
tor
agricultural
purposes,
and
which
Is
not
timber-land.
I.e.,
carrying
over
1.000
beard
feet
per
aere
weet
of
the
Coast
Range
and
(,tM
feet
per
acre
east
of
thai
Range.
Applications
for
pre-emptions
are
to
be
addressed
to
the
Land
Commissioner
of
.the
Land
Recording
Division,
In
which
the
land
applied
for
Is
situated,
and
are
made
on
printed
forms,
copies
of
which
can
be
obtained
from
the
Land
Commlaslonsr.
Pre-emptions
must
be
occupied
for
five
rears
and
Improvements
mads
to
value
of
110
per
aere.
Inetudlng
clearing
and
cultivating
at
least
fire
acres,
before
a
Crown
Grant
can
be
received.
For
more
detailed
Information
see
the
Bulletin
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land
PURCHASE
Applications
are
received
for
purchase
et
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
lands,
not
being
tlniberland,
for
agricultural
purposes;
minimum
pries
for
flret-oless
(arable)
land
Is
11
per
acre,
and
seoond-eJaaa
(gras-log)
land
f
MO
per
aere.
Further
Information
regarding
purchase
or
lease
of
Crown
lands
Is
given
In
Bulletin
No.
10,
Land
Series.
"Purchase
and
Ltase
of
Crown,
Land's."
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
sites
os
Umber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acres,
may
be
purchased
or
teased,
the
conditions
Including
payment
of
stum
page.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unaurvsyed
areas,
not
exceeding
II
aoree,
mar
be
leased
as
homesltes,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
In
the
first
year,
title
being
obtainable
after
residence
and
Improvement
conditions
are
fulfilled
and
land
has
been
surveyed,
LEASES
'
Ter
grastng
and
Industrial
par
poses
areas
not
sioeedlng
140
aeres
may
be
leased
by
one
panoa
or
s
osmpaar.
QRAZIMQ
Under
the
Oreatng
Act
the
moe
la
divided
Into
rraalng
dlstrleta
and
tbe
raage
administered
under
a
Oraslng
Commissioner.
Annual
grating
permits
ere
Issued
based
ea
numbers
ranged,
priority
being
gtvea
te
established
owners.
Stock-owners
may
form
eseKlatlooa
for
raavge
caaaagement
Free,
er
pertly
free,
permits
are
available
tar
settlers,
a
-spars
am4
traveUare,
as
to
last
r-
The
Wonder
Week
of
The
Western
World
-.
.-v
r'-'.
d.
lae
sraardlaa
ef
the
west.
Tte
Calgary
Stampede
An
other
introduction
to
the
public
of
Kniglits
of
the
Range,
Kings
of
the
Saddle
and
Rope;
competing
for
ana
A.n
and
North
American
championship
honors
in
pic-turesQue.
romantic
and
spectacular
pageants
and
contests
lad-demafl
to
their
country.
Here
ratter
the
rednteo
of
Uie
hills
and
plain,
the
cowboys
and
cowgirls
from
R
o
Grande
to
the
Peace
River,
the
pioneers
and
the
veWans
of
the
original
Royal
Northwest
Mounted
Police
-who
States.
As
s
remedy
Senator
Walsh
suggests
that
seme
readjustment
of
United
States
Height
rates
undoubtedly
will
be
According
to
the
Senator's
figures
the!
"Our
own
regulations
in
the
matter
pork
and
lard
export
business
at
Bos-,
of
grain
inspection
and
gram
standards
ton.
which
approirlmeted
111.000.000
,
iutht
to
be
so
modified
that
there
pcunds
in
ltll.
has
practically
dlaap-
j
shall
be
no
handicap
Imposed
on
the
pea
red.
and
In
general
these
products
;
shipments
of
our
own
grain
passing
that
onoe
passed
through
North
Atlan-
I
through
our
own
ports.
Perhaps
we
'
tic
porta
are
moving
through
Montreal
ought
to
enact
a
preferential
customs
and
other
Canadian
porta.
In
1913
about
.
regulation
favoring
our
own
porta
for
W.730
bead
of
cattle
were
exported
our
nrotectlon
similar
In
character
to
through
Boston
whereas
last
year
net
a
the
preferential
treatment
Canada
gives
Ingle
bead
was
shipped
through
thst
'.o
her
imports
"
port.
Practically
40
per
cent
of
all
.
grain
passing
through
Montreal
last
year
was
of
United
States
orgtln.
Bach
year,
j
'he
senator
says,
finds
more
United
i
States
gram
reaching
Canadian
porta
j
sad
leas
arriving
at
ports
of
the
Untied
GLUT
OF
FISH
IS
DEALT
WITH
complaint
Mine
hhbn
xo
ik-
KUT
Hit
Ml
IX
K.tHTKR.V
X
TAT
EX
.1X1)
Hi;EI)V
(
(HiEMTEII
PALL
RIVBR.
June
IS.
An
situation
baa
arisen
In
consequence
of
a
tempcrary
glut
of
fresh
fish
In
tbe
market
at
Boston.
The
captain
of
s
fishing
vessel,
unsbic
to
market
a
catch
of
M.000
pounds
of
flounders.
appealed
to
the
Comn.osum
on
the
riecesaar.es
of
u:e
to
see
!I
there
were
i
say
remedy
for
such
a
condition.
It
waa
pclr-ted
out
that
at
the
time
tbe
appeal
was
made,
flounders
in
filet
form
were
betn
sold
In
Boston
st
from
IS
to
M
cento
a
pound.
As
a
result
of
the
complaint
tbe
commission
has
ordered
a
hearing,
at
which
tbe
fish
wholesalers
have
agreed
to
be
present
and
the
fishing
captains
will
be
represented.
The
retailers
have
also
been
Invited.
An
effort
Is
to
be
made
to
bring
about
an
arrangement
whereby
the
consumers
of
fish
may
be
given
the
benefit
of
any
temporary
sur
plus
in
the
immediate
catch,
which
was
declared
st
the
conference
with
the
State
commission
to
be
Impossible
un-
aer
uie
existing
marMtJig
system.
The
spectacle
of
the
dumping
of
a
cargo
of
edible
fish
into
tbe
ass
after
It
has
been
brought
to
the
docks
la
not
a
gratifying
one
to
contemplate.
It
is
certain
that
such
an
emergency
would
not
srlse
if
a
system
of
dlstri-
T1MHEU
SALE
X9891.
There
will
'be
offered
for
sale
at
Public
Auction,
at
noon
on
the
Blghtaenth
istiii
day
ot
July.
19'.
in
tbe
oUlee
of
the
District
Forester
at
Prince
Rupert,
the
Licence
XBC91.
to
cut
6JM.000
P.B.M.
Spruce.
Balaam,
Hemlock
and
Cedar
on
an
area
covering
a
portion
ol
Lot
305
at
the
head
of
Kynxb
Lagoon.
Kynoch
(Bast
Mussel)
Inlet.
Range
S.
Coast
District.
Three
(3)
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
"Provided
any
one
unable
te
attend
the
auction
in
person
may
submit
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auction
and
treated
as
one
Bid."
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester,
victoria.
B.c
,
or
District
Forester.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
NOTICE
OF
In
Prince
trlct
and
alti
LAND
ACT
lirxHiTicN
lyusi?
u
ttnpsrt
nets
.l
TO
API'I.V
Tfl
Land
ReeardbM
nis.
adjacent
to
AUIford
Bay.
Moresby
Island
Skldegate
Inlet.
muctu
,naxioite
uiauas.
TAKB
NOTTCB
that
Pacific
Mills
Limited,
of
Vsncouver.
B.C..
occupation
Pulp
and
Paper
Manufacturers,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands
-
Commencing
at
a
a
nigh
w'r
mark
post
planted
on
the
of
an
Island:
thence
louowinic
me
high
water
mark
around
the
Island
to
point
of
commencement
and
oont.iimnn
uiiS
acre,
more
or
leas
PACIFIC
MIM.S.
LIMITFD.
Applicant.
DoiiHld
Wll'.mr
HndMlon.
Agent
tor
Pacific
Mills,
Limited.
Dated
May
3,
1938.
contrHmted
bo
tnuoh
to
the
progress
of
the
West
to-day.
Skill
and
brains
will
compete
with
skill
and
brains
-when,
the
cowboys
climb
the
bucking
bronchos
for
the
ttUe
of
the
world's
bucking;
champ.
Thousands
will
eee
the
old
cov
ered
wagon,
race
against
the
fleet
bareback
I&dUa
riders,
during
the
mock
battle.
The
exhibition
etamnede
will
be
beJd
July
Sth
to
tbe
14th.
and
Is
to
be
opened
by
Ills
Kxcellea-
bution
that
would
give
the
public
a
chance
to
buy
at
clearance
prices
could
be
devised.
The
frihcmmg
conicr
ence
Is
going
to
study
this
possibility,
and
the
outcome
of
the
deliberations
will
naturally
arouse
no
little
curiosity
among
the
people
who
realise
hew
much
good
a
surplus
of
foodstuff
of
any
kind
could
do
if
It
were
brought
with
la
reach
of
the
people
who
are
la
need
of
a
supply.,
which
they
have
not
tbe
means
to
secure
at
current
prices.
CATHOLIC
BOYS
ill
tXTLIXL'll
TOLACK
MOTiitiis
VomrriHu
HACK
INITIATIVE
,
A
DHAIV
Sepulchre,
in
an
address
at
a
session
of
the
tenth
annual
convention
of
the
Montreal
Catholic
Teachers'
Aakoc.atton.
A
survey
made
In
many
business
firms
had
brought
forth
tbe
fact
that
child-
iin
irom
tne
ostnoiic
schools
in
gen-
ieral.
and
the
Bngliah
Catholic
schools
In
particular,
were
better
disciplined
than
children
from
other
schools,
Mr
Oardlner
stated.
On
tbt
other
band
because
of
the
fsct
thst
Csthollc
lads
had
been
brought
up
In
an
aimosphere
In
which
everyone
had
the
same
Ideas,
they
seme
times
found
it
dlfBcnlt
to
idjust
themselves
when
they
entered
a
Urge
office
with
many
dlfleren.
types
of
persons,
f
ret
ch
boys
were
found
to
be.
cn
the
whole,
more
polite
than
the
English
ones.
Both
Sagllsb
and
French-speaking
Catholic
were
reported
by
many
employers
to
be
very
good
at
routine
Jobs
which
they
performed
with
the
utmoi
conscientiousness,
but
when
ssked
suddenly
to
do
something
else
In
an
emergency
they
fiequently
fell
down,
said
Mr.
Oardlner.
As
a
result
their
lack
of
.nltlatlve
was
apt
to
keep
them
ot
the
im
routine
jet)
until
the
end
of
their
days.
Boy
scouts
were
found
to
have
more
self-reliance
aad
initiative
than
other
boys.
A
point
In
favor
of
Catholic
boys
was
tbe
fact
that
they
weir
almost
always
bilingual.
Bmptoyers
who
marked
boya
on
a
regular
point
system
when
they
applied
for
Jobs
they
gave
them
a
lower
rating
when
they
came
accompanied
by
their
mothers,
Mr
Oardlner
announced.
He
felt
this
was
rather
hard
on
the
boy.
however
aa
aooie
mothers
were
of
the
type
who
would
not
be
left
at
home
itAM.r:
or
iviiiTi:
pim;
White
pine
which
1
often
celled
yellow
pine,
end
U
known
In
Kngland.ss
Quebec
pine,
grows
throughout
BastsiB
Canada,
being
most
abundant
in
northern
Ontario
ant
Quebec.
Union
steamer
Catala
Slpne.
which
11
arrived
afrivra
In
in
Capt
a.
John
port
wrv
last
last
lugni
night
-'
JjPr
northern
portaO7'
call.
TwKrVa
IMttnper
list
of
well
over
one
hundred
passengers
on
leaving
Vancouver
of
which
msny
came
through
to
Prince
Rupert
and
points
beyond.
Provincial
Constabte
Lance
Potterton
of
Stewsrt
will
arrive
in
the
city
at
the
end
of
the
week
to
attend
the
session
of
tho
Supreme
Court
Assuces
which
wili
open
here
next
Monday
Constahi
h
Itsybone
of
district
hesd-qunrtera
ft.ilt
iaa
gone
north
to
relieve
st
UU'Ajiri
Uurliifc
Constable
Pntter-tor't
jtnc.
V
1.
Here
we
are
I
Imbm
aj
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m.
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.,
.
-
,
wim
.iikt
rvaca.
&
A.
msnataia
of
Uvlas;
lire.
cy
Viscount
Wtlllncdoo.
ho
will
ride
at
the
bead
of
tbe
great
stampede
parade.
lit
will
be
accompanied
by
Her
Exceslsacy
Ldy
Wfl
Una-don
who
herself
u
U
participate
la
vevsras
events
during
the
week.
For
this
particular
event
the
Canadian
Pad.
flc
Railway
are
co-orxvinUtir
to
the
extent
of
offering
reduced
rates
to
Banff
-with
stop-over
at
Calgary,
thus
enabling
visitors
to
be
cussta
of
the
Banff
Springs
Hotel
which
is
only
a
three
hours
motor
rids
from
Calrsrv
AND
:-
LOCAL
NEWS
ITEMS
This
afternoon's
train,
due
from
the
Bast
at
S
SO.
was
reported
that
morning
:o
te
on
time.
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-i
-.L'
"
'
T.
l-'.lTiTJ
H.
C.
Praser.
Inspector
of
schools,
sailed
last
night
by
the
CaUla
for
Anyox
on
official
duties.
S.
Wallatedt
of
Juaesu.
well
organiser
of
the
Moose
Lodge,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
Ibis
morning
from
the
north.
R.
B.
Ben-on,
WUtinson
had
a
U
BUI
successful
angling
trip
!
:o
Shawktlana
Lake
at
the
week-end.
;
returning
last
night
with
a
nice
string
of
speckled
beauties.
Herbert
Oooltn.
Indian,
far
having
liquor
in
his
pnesssslosj,
was
fined
tlJ
and
S3
AO
costs,
with
the
option
of
thirty
days'
Imprisonment,
by
Magis
MCM1KXAC,
June
IS.
A
comparison
!
trate
McCtrmont
In
cits
polios
court
between
tbe
English
speaking
Catholic
j
this
morning
boy
and
other
lade
when
they
begin
'
to
work
was
.uade
lately
by
A.
A.
Oar-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
A.
McNlcholl.
Mr.
diner,
stsight
of
the
Order
of
the
Holy
land
Mrs.
Reginald
Beaumont
aad
Mrs.
Harry
McCsU
are
passengers
aboard
tbe
Prince
Oeorge
today
returning
to
Vancouver
after
having
mads
tbe
round
trip
to
Bkagwsy.
Constable
T.
H.
Oreenfield.
R-CAJP.
returned
to
tbe
city
sn
the
Prince
Oecrge
this
morning
after
having
es-ccrted
a
Yukon
liejuor
shipaaent
to
Bkagway
and
proceeded
by
train
to
Bis
post
si
Kltwanga.
On
a
charge
of
breaking
and
entering
tbe
room
of
Robert
Wood
and
stealing
a
gold
watch-chain
tbererrom,
James
Harris
was
committed
for
trial
by
Magistrate
McCiynsont
in
city
police
court
this
morning.
Accused
will
come
up
for
election
on
the
return
to
tbe
city
jof
Judge
F.
MSB.
Young
who
Is
st
present
in
tne
interior.
"Swift"
Buchanan,
sourdough
prospector
of
the
KJondyke.
was
s
pass
anger
aboard
tbe
Princess
Alice
Saturday
afternoon
going
through
to
Vancouver
on
i
holiday
trip.
Buchanan
and
his
partner.
John
Sundlln
of
Oranvllle
Y.T.,
another
pioneer
prospector,
shared
the
proceeds
of
tl.tU
resulting
from
their
correct
guess
of
the
break-up
of
the
Yukon
River
lee
at
Dawson
this
spring.
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