PLAN!
13
EXPLAINED
,
i
i
nqiiired
of
Aid.
ii
.
i
n
of
the
utilities
;i
1;
r.t
night's
coun-
II'
I!-
h
b-
t
'rt
t
f.-
eitv.
-.
-t
'!
Then
J'
new
I
Ven
required
at
l
prwnr
plant.
h'i
r
"ptiVi
th"t
th
octnr
had
given
iv
that
an
engineer
ln
,-ippointed
to
tuke
the
,1't
at
the
dry
dock
and
Campbell's
appointment
i
nude
before
Mr.
Black
i
;.)plled
for
the
post,
k
had
not
applied,
as
a
..f
fii
i
t,
until
after
Mr.
i
U's
successor
at
the
saw-J
I
arrived
from
the
south.
I
IH
M
IIMMtl
HMM
I
III
!
r'Umur
T1-
if
IMMK
SHE
Going
Tffl
Rtad
that
tnmmtmtnti
prngrtU
(Hp
ihm
out
,
.
aT
am
mm.
r
v
liPiTiH
I
"mI
Mm
V
Tr."
-
4
-
-'
Wl
AFTER
all,
there's
no
place
IP:
e
British
Colunifcia
in
which
to
wtrk
and
live
and
p!
iy
!
;Hcrbt
there
h
re
no
long
"off
seasons"
to
cut
down
9
man's
forking
t
i
m
c.
Our
temperate
climate
keep
a
man
tit
enables
hitn
to
produce
more
...
earn
more.
The
producers'
MVtrafle
weekly
wJe
In
Ilrltlnh
Clunihitt
is
$28.39
.
.
.
49
h!jh
r
titan
the
rent
of
Canada.
In
lHfewnleo;
luii
-
tries
IncreaRed
weekly
wnftea
by
$U.W!
Actu.Uly
In
ton
yesra
our
annual
pflymll
baft
jtrttwn
from
7
million
dollar
to
175
mJUIott
dolors
.
.
.-the
ftruatcHt
mlvance
ly
far
of
any
Pivlnre
during
that
period.
This,
of
course,
tl'tes
not
mclodo
ttftr!cultnral
workers,
prnfcsslonak,
clerks
.and
others.
British
(Mumhla'a
ftrcwi
payroll
la
istimutetl
tit
ilO
million
dollars!
Life
Is
mor
enjoyable
...
we
have
moreIme
to
enjoy
the
year-round
plcasurs
and
rycrea-tlons
at
our
doors,
while
our
fic-ncri
ftaudafd
of
living
Is
very
much
higher.
Taxation
during
the
last
four
years
bus
been
reduced
by
two
and
a
half
million
dollars
.
.
.
concrete
jwoof
of
our
province
s.
sound
financial
condition.
Crm-'-tiiMi,
that
outward
evidence
of
the
faith
i
:
tvi-
iu
our
province,
haa
pl&yed
a
hrx
r
in
,he
wafiu
sHuuluit.
In
ten
years
Br!
sit?
io
CUl:
fr
f
'fairly
M
'
!'m;b!:i's
constiuction
activity
has
.
,:
uu
times.
In
Irn6
It
Involved
only
'
.
.
.
fur
10
months
in
1927
It
amaunted
-U,,th)0!
at
iiviiy
has
an
immediate
effect
on
.
.tloas.
Casih
IuiuIk
are
42sbirsed
.-fin!
biployient
is
6od
.
,
.
wegea
KuJ..
.
.
mon'uy
ia
drculaflon.
It
Increasri
the
capital
investment
In
our
Pravlny
.
Aad
there
can
be
neanrer
Indicatkm
of
future
f-rtftress
thaw
when
pro.lucinjl
nv.idiinbry
IncieMes
...
a
sign
of
growing
in
i.
.
!
.
.
.
sign
that;
British
CoMmbla
i
t
tUi.i;
are
numlng
a
piece
in
tbe
market
of
tin-
Wi,.iu,
aavi
etpics
i
ineir
Bnnounctmcvu
n
nan
(e-mtr
ntwsppr
ui.'i
Hug
(htm.
Adwrtiit
yw
f'rotmcr
ilSSllfi.
SS
1
9
ICH
Tit
E3I
j;,v.
September
18,
1928
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVB
PPOINTMENT
OF
NEW
ENGINEER
AT
POWER
t"
-.
.....
i
RESCUE
CRAl-T
FUOM
S't
liA.M
-1IJ1'
Ki.
'!
wi
;.
i
l--M
IN
MID-ATLANTIC
:
A
boat
from
the
S.S.
Miiiricw:i.ska
ia-.
i
;:
off
dpt.
i
:..nt.:'y
usd
isis
three
companions
who
were
forced
down
while
Hying
from
f
Azores
to
.W..-im-
"V'Ui'J
in
tl.
Whale.
ACTION
TO
RESTRAIN
noise
of
umwm
Worcester
kom.
p.
u
Hoc
WorcMUr
Smith
of
cltjri
,
,
;
x
'
..
cc.r
Alrjwt
IV-v..
the"
court
for'-.:!
bir
Wi.f-
rej-tcatorrj
and
the
nolM
Of
the
pUaM
l.e
thesi.'
t!v
make-
It
tmpoMlble
for
htm
to
rru
or
to
entertain
gvrasti.
On
,cekMLd
he
chance,
be
h
been
plaiiM
to
r.y
9W
i;s
poverty.
S.-nitti
fereM
to
lttn
to
Jt
MMltulon
of
nla
hemta
of
exctd
shooting
oaaap.
h
i
mi
ii
T;.rr
jSfWtf
.
J.
I).
Galloway,
Pro;
incir'T
M'r,
,
eraloglst,
Snys
Proi.
is'n
Body
of
Ore
Located
!
VICTORIA,
Keft.
:m.
?!
money
is
belntr
t!'
.v
in
n
development
of
mining
,ifi-
.Vila
Stewart
than
in
any
oil'
yaar,
according
to
J.
D.
(luli'
way,
provincial
miner;;
logi.-t.
wi
has
just
returned
fi.
a
trip
V
the
the
northern
co..-t
section.-.
The
most
active
devHopmeut
i
Premier
with
indic-ilior
a
thai
'still
greater
developments
of
th
'original
property
are
contsmp-'plated.
A
promising
body
ha'-been
located
within
the
last
f;w
weeks.
Great
interest
is
centred
in
development
work
in
the
Marmot
section
with
work
beinjy
car
ried
on
the
prosperity,
Porter-Idaho
and
the
Silverado.
Erection
of
an
aerial
5.r..i.i.v;.y
t-
serve
the
first
two
named
)?
BRADY
GAVE
AN
ADDRESS
Spoke
of
Value
of
Mining
Indus
try
to
Central
B.
C.
8MITHERS.
Aur.
18.
At
th-
netting
of
the
Omineca
Bn:ncri
of
the
B.
C.
Chamber
of
Miaes
held
ia
Smithers
a
day
-n-
tvo
lago
the
principal
feature
was
in
address
by
J.
C.
Brndy.
M.P.
Mr.
Brady
told
of
his
vit.'ts
to
various
mining
sections
curi::,'
the
present
saaimer,
ir.cludin..
Atlin,
Portland
Canal.
Duttv
Mine
aad
Topley,
trnd
of
t)
i-
formation
be
was
gathering:
or.
the
mining
resources
and
-,o
-i-bilitiea.
HU
visits
to
th..se
i.
tricks
Could
not
but
make
a
ve:
.
strong
iaqression
upon
him
tkn
la
mining,
lay
the
great
hope
for
the
district.
He
nude
a
number
of
construe?
live
sucaosttons
for
title
further-
!lHr
of
the
industry
in
the
district
and
said
he
would
do
zi
1-coald
to
bring
tbeat
into
effect
Among
these
he
stressed
u
nee
'I
for
more
geological
survey
work
in
this
district
than
has
yet
been
doae.
He
also
advocated
a
bridging
of
tbe
long
gap
now
ex
isting
between
the
making
of
a
geological
'survey
aad
the
publication
of
the
ofHal
report.
I
A
delight
to
the
I
connoisseur
I
a
revelation
to
the
I
sceptic
I
IN
SCOTLAND
W
M
,
B3B
1
H
James
Buchanan
Sj.Cc,
Kj
K
J
26
IloUmrn,
London,
E.CL
HHBRwr
m
Deptuitnental
Service
1b
provided
by
the
poopte
for
the
peopk.
-it
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Pnard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
various
mining
sections,
he
coul'
assure
all
concerned
that
hi
would
lose
no
opportunity
to
aci
as
a
publicity
aj?ent
for
the
grert
I
;-.(isPibiiities
ho
had
seer,.
When
i
he
was
in
the
eaFt
during
the
.ominK
winter
he
would
kfep
this
'
lor.t.nually
in
mind,
uiid
hoped
,
"hi;"
tii-.e
t')
be
able
to
direct
'
tt'iittion
t;
his
district.
E
liilliCN
DOCS
M
GREIT
BRITAIN
large
Increase
..u-c
War
Espr-t4ffy
ia
London
-Higher
.
Taa
Propo.sed.
LONDON,
Sept
J
8.
The
d..tr-JTJ"
population
of
Great
Brit
iin
h8
increased
by
nearly
.
mi::io;
since
the
war.
The
tot:l
is
now
nearly
thrae
millions.
This
Joe
,
Which
sometime
takes
nearly
twt.ir
T"
ir-
.
it
Jnd
by
farmers,
who
pay
no
do
is
not
feasible
to
get
the
report
tb
wa,s
i
t-IL-J
y
Pne
dog
for
tn-ery
in
Victor,
B.C.
i.c
tl
level
uui
lit
iroo
utiiu
All
iu(.oiiiii
,
...
recort
might
be
got
out
wbleMIwpul""on
there
'
now
!K
for
weeld
be
of
great
assistance,
t.',
'
,
.
.
prospectors
and
others
tntelrte&u
tt,0
h
'
Mr.
Brar'y
also
spoit;
of
tBe;b'
wno
d.-
not
like
dogs
need
for
some
further
assiaUBce
,f(r
re'in
th
l;
x
Fiv,
to
prospector
in
th
opening
4p''nri
is
8Pested
as
a
suitable
of
their
properties,
an
impOsefble
flur--
The
tax
f"
"
teak
to
many
of
thmu
Hea"
"t.-wd
at
two
dollar..
With
thought
that
it
mif
hf
be
Twcti"-;
f
"
h
bi
increasef
in
tho
d
ur
able
to
consider
a
policy
of
gov
population
it
is
certain
th
it
f-ertoment
assistanrs
in
o-mning
u?
forts
on
the
other
hand
to
(
l
Of
likely
showings
where
the
in
a
relaxation
of
the
u
t
i
proapectcr
is
held
back
by
tine
regulations
will
prov.
iru
t-of
money.
But
th'-i
would
rc-
less.
The
Ministry
of
A;,"
i.
u!
Cairo
careful
study
and
thought
ture
holds
that
the
restrictions
before
launching
into
any
ere
more
necessary
than
e
er.
scheme.
-
!
A-
revival
ia
the
popularity
of
Having
gained
much
raowl-
breeding
seems
largely
reanon-edge
by
personal
visits
to
the
sible
for
the
big
increase
in
the
'"pularih-
of
dogdom.
The
path
f
th''
pedigree
dog
seems
to
be
)irticularly
rosy.
Ten
thousand
were
er.t-
r-d
for
Cruft's
show
along
at
the
beifinning
of
the
year
an
unprecedented
figure
.vhile
the
number
of
breeders
specially
women,
is
steadily
in--"asing.
The
information
that
London's
dog3
have
increase4
to
'.56,000
may
be
borne
with
'
'
c.uiinim'ty
when
it
is
remem-Ib
rcd
th.it
according
to
the
laws
i
f
p
-rv.)
Uition
and
combination
.'h-
)!!
will
invvitably
arrive
U
;.,,.
.'0;-
will
all
be
of
exalted
str.'iin
and
breed.
.
FOR
INFORMATION
RiSGAlUHNCr
,
.
,
fjrifch
folumbia
ffmes
apply
to
Department
of
Mines
TOM
JIOOHK
I'rcsidtnt
of
Trades
and
Labor
Cciiri
ss
of
t'anada
was
re-elttt.d
last
week
to
serve
anther
year.
lr27
lfcport
ni)n
available.
Spc-oi.il
H-
I
ti
.
.
Annual
Reports,
etc.,
fiirni
!.(J
Irec
of
charge.
1
KYseflK&JUBwSo
J'
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-
.
.
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