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MACDONALD'S
FLIGHT
H.
C.
MacDonald
tried
to
cross
the
Atlantic
in
a
Gypsy
Moth
plane
and
failed.
Since
then
practically
all
the
newspapers
of
the
country
have
been
commenting
on
the
case,
most
of
them
adversely.
MacDonald
was
a
foolish
man,
is
the
wait
Yet
those
same
newspapers
would
have
been
the
first
to
praise
the
daring
and
bravery
of
ia
plawaerf
far
tba
apriac
arfll
be
DroriaW.br
4kaeli
bat
later
tbe
water
pawcr
aa9-
able
wfl
be
aaei.
Taaaellaa;
mm
lae
Bafaa
troop
ia
arotttwiaa;
aaa
(
istcreat
baa
beca
aroaata
by
tke!
af
tbe
crew
ta
the.
an
body.
Two
mtm-
.
drill
arc
oa
tbe
grommi
Weoacatfajr,
Oct.
24.
VtO
nm
arraaceaaeaU
are
"
;
i
aajlili
il
for
anater
Bmi'Mmg
of
a
rmmd
ta
tbe
Gcwrac
mi)
FOR
IWKIC
FRANCHISE
q.
the
Raf-
Ar-
I.
r
iL
iceata.
arfll
freatlr
bcacflt
tba
'V
WMI
W
V
UK
UTH.
IttlKUUI
Uf
UlIBUKliC
UK
Hj-r
BMBcrtr
arbicb
taa
prwcipflaf
U
UK
Mteat
power
proposal
and
to
COOaafer
caafiaVatlr
opart
wiU
be
ll
hai
i
toe
proper
aiiKMUii
to
take
for
existing
plant
which
a
ansa
najninblt
arftb
will
have
to
be
practjcaJiy
scrapped
as
soon
as
the
new
Capper
piant
is
in
working
order.
If
they
can
be
satiafied
in
these
CimIZA
Miaiac
tnings
and
in
the
guarantees
offered
it
would
seem
as
if
&kU
cTniStV
af
it
might
be
a
gooa
thing
for
the
city
to
dispose
of
their
,u
eighteen
mu
the
fuiiaaa
poAer
franchise
and
give
the
Chicago
people
a
chance
to
property
t
Stewart
aa4
be
teak
ttfi.t
iia
tri
thf
tun
rit
a
million
Hnllara
nr
an
;
fortr
laiaaia
Tbe
B.
C
Silver
We
take
it
tnat
the
city
would
hardly
want
to
incur
a
.
"'f
debt
of
a
miiiion
doiians
or
even
half
a
million
just
now
in
pw.
addition
to
the
indebtedness
they
are
incurring
for
sewers
Directors
of
tw
.Lakcriew
at
and
sidewalks.
It
is
even
doubtful
if
they
could
get
Stewart
bar
decided
to
let
Mr
aay
with
it
By
geUing
oustide
help
in
the
one
direction
0,4
v"tA?nm
nd
retming
the
telephone
and
water
we
should
not
only
I'JL
VSm!
omimZ
l)e
keeping
our
financial
condition
good
but
we
should
be
To
the
DanweJi.
lTtta
enlisting
the
co-operation
of
outside
capital
in
developing
neantiae,
tbe
conpaa
baa
aa
industries
here.
aaderataadiac
oa
two
ar
three
We
rather
like
the
idea
of
owning
our
own
utilities
prowdafas
prooertiea
is
aaofher
hiit
tkr
iM
timoa
wlun
hv
tUmt
A
iA-mU
A
area,
oac
ar
Biore
of
wbkh
they
awav
araa-waw
a
vaaa-a9
ww,
unfr;
IA
WIU
Vl
V1WI
niTTIiaT
ill
111
aca
i
a
.
-
a.
awaa
face
facta.
We
must
make
progress
ami
power
is
a
nece-
i'i-e
sity
in
order
to
do
so.
We
cannot
expect
industries
unless
u,
nxmc
initial
work.
we
are
wiuing
to
oixv
utem
power.
aa
kai
A
.
iTerauaas
aiiaea.
um-m
i
'offer
for
certain
of
tbe
LakrrieV
i
machinery
and
eouipiwnt
to
be
mAYd
ut)
to
American
(
reek.
Tbe
OPPORTUNITIES
FOR
YOUNG
MEN
the
man
if
he
had
succeeded.
There
will
have
to
be
a
lot
more
lives
lost
before
PreaiaVat
Farawat
VmUm
ia
aviation
is
really
successful.
Experiments
will
have
to
KhiTtk:
AUm4.
be
tried,
some
of
them
foolish
and
some
reasonable.
In
c""
WINNIPEG.
Oct
24.
"Gle
me
difncult
to
tell
why
some
of
them
did
it
'youth
again
arm
a
would
aot
Nature
is
very
wasteful
and
we
all
follow
somewhat
beeiute
to
cone
to
Canada.
Tharc
our
natural
bent
in
soite
of
the
advances
of
what
we
call
w
greater
opportuaaHiaa
ban
MVillVainn
K!atlin
If
ilia
millinnu
nt
uminn
fimU
in
amiIai.
n
for
tbe
yOUBS
BUB
wftb-
Utl
save
a
few.
She
allows
insects
or
animals
to
increase
at
a
Ll'HJtT
ISl
tremendous
rate
and
then
when
they
become
too
numerous
WOrUk"
in
word
to
tbia
effaet
she
sends
a
plague
which
wipes
them
out
and
it
is
years
doea
John
Carton,
prospactiva
before
they
become
numerous
again.
This
is
particularly
prenident
of
BHuin'a
Unceat
ar-noticed
in
the
increase
or
rabbits
or
in
the
insect
world
in
rnP
fcnaera
pot
the
tent
caterpillar.
Men
are
trying
the
experiment
of
5
'
f!,'bmtit
TMn
JS
thwarting
nature
in
her
efforts
to
destroy
the
unfit.
Ute
tndtS
"
is
becoming
more
sacred
With
US.
!
Mr.
Carton,
who
next
year
is
ta
If
nature
can
sacrifice
millions
of
creatures
in
the
become
president
of
the
Natieaal
wot
kinc
out
of
a
nroblem.
surelv
men
shoubl
1m
willinir
Farmer
Uaion
of
Bnalaad
with
r
e
iiMtt!
frt
n
Tilir
y
pA
iAa
rata
r
f
nt
4
Virkliain
Mla
f
m
rlatwirw
120.009
ajembara.
ia
now
ia
n.
w..
iir
1
1.
uru..
ireal
alter
a
tiic
w
ik.
vc
nut
caret
ui
mc
ui
w
.
far
Cnaada
oa
a
special
miaaion
should
we
lw
so
worried
over
a
man
losing
his
life
in
a
the
British
Ministry
of
A?rfel
struggle
against
odrls
in
days
of
peace?
At
is,
suggested
ture.
in
company
with
Arthar
by
one
writer
we
know
nothing
of
the
real
motive
that
Amos,
directw
of
the
Untvendty
prompted
MacDonald
to
try
to
fly
across
the
Atlantic
Caintoia-.
England,
he
to
Not
knowimr
the
facta
it
is
wise
to
reserve
an
opinion
"v
JSSS
auto
tne
wisuom
or
oinerwise
oi
nis
action.
farm
1..
vtac
dmrieaa
in
Corporal
1011
Invent
incut
,
To
those
Inlereateil
In
hlgh
jrrsdo
Corporation
swurttles
as,
a
nmiiuin
iforsouod
Invtatmrtit,
our
new
Hook-let
should
be
of
interna
and
nwint-'aitoa.
It
conlalni
the
moat
recent
flvnilaNe
information
regarding
forty-four
Corpomtion
Mcuritift,
with
wWch
we
hve
bvmn
aaoctatd.
A
copy
will
bo
furnished
upon
request.
744
Halting!
Strrrl
Wtlt
l'9nrinvtr.
B.C.
JtUfkent;
Styixvur
6496
niiiily
Co.
I.iinileii
J
mouth's
tour
of
Canada
with
a
view
to
rapsrtinff
on
what
the
farmers
hre
mlciil
have
in
this
respect
that
marbt
prrfiUbly
be
applied
to
BrHiab
farmlnc.
where
farm
labor
baa
doubled
in
cost
in
the
past
few
years.
Mr.
Oarton
hns
also
taken
the
opportunity
on
both
and
western
Canada
to
say
that
he
f
enthusiastic
about
the
op
portunities
presented..
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Cauatiy.
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the
enlrt
da.rr.-
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mnd
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have
beea'aroided
the
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of
Jr"7.
nor
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a'tame
ia
ait
rejrc
ti.
.
sad.
befofc
taa
cad
of
tma
aaaau.
tba
estca
mmm
falae
of
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tbe
or.
ba
aha
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aeli.it
l.biX
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mm
paaa
tbraagfc
tba
afceariar
oa
the
aiaW
a
naaaaateP
before
ik
ore
bad
I
emMt.
Taaaa
aajri
aii
irfa
.
caateaiplaiad
ac.
ariilias
will
explore
tba
Erlefaffe
ia
aaaj
tbai
-
Vjter
;
atrftc
far
tbrcc
After
tba
wiaritrr.
aa
evea
pfaytai
of
4nriaUoal
Mr.
A:.
baa
beca
Aegikaa'
rector.
U
H
bat
this
BMraibr's
train
far
M
ntrv
,
irtart
aa
wevet-
where
they
will
embark
for
Man
IaawJl
aram
Chester.
Eafiaad.
They
mtn.J
ia
the
Old
The
pust
ten
yean
have
ren
this
industry
(trow
from
11
million
to
27
million
dollars
.
.
.
sin
increase
of
89',.
Our
ar.nual
catch
totals
nrly
half
the
entire
Canadian
production,
and
"Kin
Salmon,"
our
marine
silver
mine
accounts
for
at
least
15
million
dollars
a
year.
The
distribution
from
our
Provincial
hatch-rrlrs
of
millions
of
salmon
eggs
to
renew
the
harvest
that
fioes
into
the
nets;
the
Treaty
i'
.'tween
Canada
ard
the
United
States
for
the
p-otactfon
of
the
Pacific
Halibut
(March,
1923)
providing
a
close
season
from
November
16th
to
February
15th;
modernized
canneries,
83
in
number,
and
sane
F
ttltral
Fishing
Laws,
c.irefully
administered,
are
the
foundation
of
an
Industry
that
will
continue
to
grow.
The
fame
of
British
Columbia's
Whaling
Fisheries
is
of
long
standing,
and
has
materir
lly
increased
the
value
of
the
iroducts
froiirf.Ais
Industry.
Tho
yearly
catch,
now
about
ftt,
u
taken
Ixtween
one
station
on
Vancouver
Your
Officer
Recemmcnds
It
tlx
If
our
paper
docs
not
arrive,
telephone
the
office
d0WKW'
"""""""
a
Auppiying
,
.
(
e
wor.
T?R0M
the
cold,
deep
waters
of
the
seven
thousand
miles
of
British
viuiuiiuMit
o
vvat,
uuini
a
narvcsi
oi'iisii
inai
me
paiate
oi
all
mankind
enjoys!
For
over
twenty
years
our
Province
has
been
a
leading
factor
in
Canada's
fishing
industry.
Progress
continues
unaoateti
.
.
.
t.:e
maricets
to
the
ends
of
the
enrth
clomnni
Hm
ovi.r
increasing
quantities.
Island
and
two
stations
on
the
Quean
Charlotte
Islands.
Much
as
has
been
done
to
develop
and
conserve
our
fishing
industry,
there
still
remains
a
great
deal
to
be
accomplished.
The
vastneas
ofour
waters
and
the
extent
and
ruggednesa
of
our
coast
make
organized
protection
and
administration
extremely
costly.
Hut
the
safeguarding
of
our
fisheries
is
a
matter
which
now
commands
the
earnest
attention
of
our
government,
who
realize
the
Importance
of
conserving
this
basic
Industry.
As
the
oldest
Industry
of
our
Dominion,
fishing
has
been
one
of
the
largest
revenue
producers,
and
It
Is
significant
that
Canada's
youngest
Province,
In
less
than
twenty
yaars,
bhould
secure
a
leading
position
In
the
world
market.
This
aggressive
search
for
foreign
business
has
been
an
asset
which
undoubtedly
iias
creaieu
one
oi
uic
mosc
amazing
records
of
otir'baslc
industries.
Well
may
we
be
proud
ui
uur
I'lsiitTiL's;
RtMihtu
anntunctmtntt
and
utuiniUnA
yr
pntintt'i
fJEl"
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of
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