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8t)
Wednesday
June
VI,
1928
The
session
of
Parliament
which
has
just
closed
ha.
been
a
most
uninteresting
one
with
very
little
business
of
interest
to
the
west
before
it.
There
have
been
some
investigations
bat
they
have
led
to
nowhere
in
particular.
However,
the
members
have
had
their
jaunt,
have
talked
a
lot
and
if
they
have
not
done
much,
possibly
it
was
because
there
was
not
much
to
be
done.
LOCAL
DOCK
NEEDED
T.ih
uisapi"
tinar
part
of
the
situation
has
been
the
lack
of
actiot
;n
ruraid
tn
in.
;
u?frr
of
a
dock
for
the
fishermen
here.
VV
i.r.-d
ttia;
;n.;r
-m
ni
u
:.!
'
t...d,
I
f
-wrt
nod
there
-H'-i:'
a:"
.
I.
:!..:.:
A.
,u
in
regard
tc
-.hi.
and
th.-y
mat
;
t-
af
.
.;.:;.!.
unat
others
have
ail"!
':
At
ahj
ra-.-
sr..-:-.-
r
u-
n
'.
-a
ointment
generally
in
tftf
cit
ar.d
ei'.-.
iai)
an.n-
.
:'-sh.
rr
u
and
it
is
to
honed
the
!..
;t
what
they
are
after.
IMPROVING
THE
CITY
Then.-
havt-
)
r:
i
rr.,-
:
.
)-
'j-n,
the
agitation
for
improvement
..f
th-
.-.-
but
r:-:;
ha!
n..fht
have
been.
There
has
been
a
lot
.,i
?i..iniir.g
uj-
ii-r.-
a:s!
irar.i.
-:i.
have
been
laid
out,
lawns
.-t-fdc.i
ar.d
-t'.rr.:-
im-..d.
A'.
.
'u.-
.-
in
the
right
direction
but
it
narci..
!ar
-n..'jrh
W.-.a
a
-
.
for
was
some
much
more
general
mowim-nt
:.ri
mah
:.-
-n.
attractive.
Everyone
can
d
;i
i'l.u
:
b
u:!::.-d
::
v.-
-hall
eventually
make
this
or:.-
:
n.
.-:
attr.i
":'..
-
..j.
r
oast.
TOl.MIE
IS
TO
BBG1N
'
;
K
T
It
!
it
he
will
commence
his
can
tiair.
:.i
ami'..,-
r,e
end
of
the
week
of
his
atti
tude
t'.ward
tne
P..
K.
ai
d
:.
r
.
.tsons
of
the
day.
We
are
glad
t.
near
urn:.
Th.
art
na-
t..
.
:
aandkaiped
by
Ms
absence
but
nu
lit
i.oUiU
cu;
w
i,f.-
v:o
the
-osr
oobsm.
I
is
nirf
Mary
tn
jro..d
v
'
:na:
n-i-
should
be
a
strong
opposition
and
Simon
V
-.
.'.uiti
r.ak.
a
rod
leader
on
the
opposition
benches.
We
are
iao
b.
,,ni
those
who
welcome
him
back
to
British
Columbia
and
:.!.'
n.
will
at
once
hand
in
his
resignation
at
Ottawa
so
that
hr-
ma
oake
his
advent
permanent
this
time.
We
have
no
doubt
his
eoastitoency
at
aanich
will
return
him
to
the
local
legislature
on
July
18.
JIcCLYMONT
PARK
PfAaMy
there
Is
some
good
reason
for
the
present
condition
of
McClymont
Park
but
if
so
steps,
should
be
taken
to
at
once
remedy
the
situation.
The
park
has
been
closed
for
some
time
and
an
open
diteh
cat
through
it,
stS.-
to
be
the
reason.
Also
the
grass
in
the
park
has
been
allowed
to
grow
snd
the
whole
condition
of
the
place
is
disreputable.
It
is
at
this
time
of
year
that
mothers
nasally
take
their
children
to
the
park,
that
young
children
play
there
and
bathe
in
the
little
wading
pond.
Teachers
have
formerly
taken
their
young
charges
there
for
picnics
and
all
this
in
the
month
of
June
particularly.
The
Gyro
apparatus
also
is
going
to
waste
through
not
being
used.
Who
is
to
blame
we
do
not
know.
Perhaps
no
one
is
to
blame,
but
it
is
certainly
a
condition
that
should
be
remedied.
The
Daily
News
has
been
asked
to
mention
this
matter
and
it
is
one
worthy
of
immediate
attention
by
the
authorities.
TRAGEDY
OLD
AS
THE
HILLS
CIUIMOT.
1
Kitted
AX
I1HIVER
c
auriceii
io
axwwt
oim
1
MBKMWAMt
CaiCAOO.
June
IS
Svldenoe
of
a
traardy
that
danoanam
uaon
the
driver
of
i
harlot
f
nd
the
four
animal
that
drew
hl
equipage
6.000
tgo
arrc
found
In
Meacpotam.a
by
tbe
Plaid
Muaeum-Oaford
TJntveralty
)olm
expedition
in
that
country.
Henry
Field,
member
o!
thr
c;pr!:-t,K:i.
on.
wnt
word
that
aa
almoat
complete
four-wheeled
chariot
aud
another
almllar
vehicle
tn
more
fragmentary
rtntc
both
somr
S
(
!)0
yj'arn
old.
nave
been
excavate'.!
on
of
the
ancient
city
cf
Kihh.
AJMtBd
oae
of
tbe
charloU
ihe
lt-
found
the
jateletosa
of
a
man
and
tour
animal.
Tbe
animal
akeleton
has
base
identified
a
tboar
of
an
early
evioenow
wnicn
lead
tnrn.
to
believe
the
master
and
animal
-re
victim
of
a
mcrlttoe
to
ancient
god
Between
two
of
the
animal
skeleton
the
excavator
found
a
abaft
Urmln
a
tad
by
a
metal
bow,
and
Mipportlng
rings
through
which
the
tv.iis
had
pawed
.
AtCbaeol'igistK
repurdrc!
that
at
an
important
dUc-'-.eiy
lor
throws
a
now
and
precise
light
cn
tbe
means
of
transport
In
ue
by
thr
Sumrrlan
Tl'r
findings
are
regarded
an
th
moat
I
PRINCE
GEORGE
A
I
1
1
lid)
J
fir
at
th
home
of
Robert
Andraon
here
kept
the
fire
brigade
Lusv
or
same
nm
lat
Thursday
mom-
Gecrge
Woolsey
has
returned
to
Prince
George
titer
an
expended
prospecting
i
"in
through
the
nortbeeu
oeftJon
0
province
W'Wtea
dhkt
be
found
:,
new
and
adore
iUrtaWe
pea
tor
ijad'iram
the
Peace
Rttfe
Valley
to
the
ctt.
Thip,
toBbWIaf
up
tbe
minks
River,
a
tributary
of
tbe
Parsnip,
kwcr.
be
aays,
than
Monkman
Pa
nd
afford
eaakw
building
aad
a
shorter
line.
Ttu-
anly
criminal
eaae
oa
tbe
docket
.cj
the
Supreme
Court
Astbve
la
t-nnce
Oecrge
this
aaantb
is
that
la
ji
iCb
Lee
Packer
of
Roila
b)
cbaifed
with
tbe
.killing
of
bis
father.
A
(ttt
sction
arises
out
of
aa
accident
Ut
I
year
when
Ma.
TUton
waa
kuled
by
I
an
auto
driven
by
A.
D.
Wan
and
taet
will
akw
be
three
divorce
ease.
Work
!
well
advanced
on
tbe
j
B
Lambert
is
erecting
on
Third
Avenue
at
Oeorge
Street
The
owner
occupy
one
of
tbe
store
htnvw
:.d
will
rent
the
other.
Paul
Wteland
has
eacnmeacad
th
work
:
demolishing,
the
trust
building
la
en:
ml
Fort
Oeorge
which
be
recently
urcnased
Tbe
material
wfll
be
used
n
the
erection
of
a
butdaer
she
at
hird
Avenue
and
Quebec
Street.
The
Prlnc
Oeaea
OuawtnirtliiB
Ob.
1
putting
up
a
building
oa
Third
Atenuf
-sr
Charlea
8.
Bager
C
C.
Wright,
the
eweUer.
will
occupy
tt.
Kari
AnexMn
1
pvtUng
up
a
aew
ualnea
buBdtag
oa
Thrd
Aiaaui
aaV
tning
tbe
uaaih
offVe.
Jaeob
Lelta.
local
ruraStUM
eeatar.
haa
-ommcnead
wort
oa
an
eatenaton
to
lis
buelnaas
urarfllsai
at
tbe
corner
of
hird
A
aad
Quwbac
SUevt.
BURNS
LAKE
ktaa.
P.
V.
Tanon
wa
acatee
a
a
leligtttful
aftsauoon
tea
lawt
WedauSay
m
fetaoor
of
Mn
O
a.
Wood
of
nines
3eorgw
who
baa
baao
vlattiog
here.
Tbe
village
pointed
W.
C
FuaaaiU
a
;ne
new
pound
bylaw
(owe.
haae
aaw
iindiaagnr.
betag
m
John
L.
Barker
of
tteatham.
who
.iaa
been
fur
faming
at
OMaa
take
Bar
jaany
yean,
baa
purchased
four
paaT
it
reclateTed
toaaa'
at
a
price
of
per
pair.
They
will
be
abJapad
Brunswick
tor
oeiivery
this
faB.
VANDERHOOF
'
Bew
palla
in
Oanlnera
rkUag
lor
tbe
.ortbeonung
nroTuacaU
etectlaai
anil
be
penad
at
Tatairoae.
Medina
Biter.
Bart
Srabaaae
aad
Topley
Mlaea.
xill
has
bees
changed
to
LeJac
Aarten
Lake
and
ateUaoo
poila
bate
beea
tancaUad.
Samuel
Oocker
of
Vanderhoof
and
Dr.
.1
W.
Alward
of
Prince
Osorsa
bare
left
or
a
motor
trip
to
Vancouver.
O.
Baync
and
party
arrived
hat
by
car
from
Vaaoauear
aad
have
nt
the
Ladfe
at
Stuart
Lake
The
atcaiar
aaoatbjy
amtbn
of
tbV
.'aaOeraoof
and
Olstriet
Boaad
af
TtaOe
-as
held
last
evening.
Tbe
secretary.
Oworge
Ogaton.
ispjitaS
upon
gaattafa
h
had
taken
up
with
Moo.
A.
U.
UB
vm
on
a
recent
visit
ta
Victoria
Mrs.
B.
K.
Pmlabwa
of
oeen
spending
a
few
daya
with
Ur.
aad
Kn.
Bobeft
Reid
bare.
STEWART
Bert
Wing,
foratarly
of
Aayas
aad
new
with
the
&&
Ibnibaiimt
On.
pent
las
'waefc'
In
Sioart
aad
dkttrlet
Billy
XMsell
has
been
mktag
tev
Me
addttlon
tc
bis
rocaniaa
bsy
ad
Bxtenalve
addition
are
being
made
ta
'.h
Carolan
store
bar.
Mr.
John
Coughlan
la
th
pasi
tanor
cf
tbe
flrpt
rhododendron
ever
to
in
Stewart.
Sam
McNeil,
Louis
Behnecn
and
Frank
Lewis
have
opened
a
new
and
ua
garage
on
Victoria
Street.
T.
J.
Bhenton
of
Prince
nunort
tn.
Rector
of
mine,
waa
a
v
kilter
here
last
week
on
official
duties.
Alex
McDonald
baa
left
far
CMenaoe,
Ne
Brunewlek.
aad
tt
ks
eapeeted
be
will
return
with
a
bride.
ALICE
ARM
rremier
j.
u.
uciean
aooreiwed
a
meeting
tn
Alice
Arm
oa
Monday
morn-tng
and
spoke
at
Aayox
the
same
night.
Yaday
afteruoao
he
spoke
at
Printer
mine
and
taat
enlng
at
Btew-r4
,n
..
i
tern
tev
BrigBw'hacr
hi
AkuM
matured
it
week
when
be
wa
thrown
ffom
a
ijieeder
on
the
Dolly
Varden
Railway.
He
was
ruabed
to
the
Anyox
Honpttal
where
he
la
reported
to
be
making
eat-lafttotory
profreM.
Dr.
Oeorge
Hanson
I
expected
her
oon
to
undertake
the
aummer'a
work
In
tb
dMtrlct
for
the
Oeologlcal
Survey.
Birtrnalve
repairs
vo
the
Dolly
Varden
Ballway
are
now
about
completed.
Other
work
planned
for
this
season
by
the
provincial
department
of
public
i
t
Altte
Asm,
aad
th
waaatriicuom
of
a
w
tead
aa
the
notat
fork
r
the
KMsaaw
WVff.
Tbe
AUe
Arm
braoeh
of
tbe
British
OoluwhU
Oharaber
of
Mines
Is
planning
on
sending
an
ambitious
ore
display
representative
of
thie
district
to
Vancouver
aad
New
Westminster
Zx-albiUaaa
Uu
snaoa.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prlnco
Rupert
H
JlE
It,
tn.
A
oufter
was
bora
at
tbe
Pmce
Raaert
Oeneral
Hospital
today
to
Dr.
aa
mm.
f
s.
Brown.
Those
present
at
the
synod
of
Cale-donta
diocese
which
wa
held
yesterday
Included
Archbishop
DuVernet.
Canon
O.
A
RU.
Rv
W
P.
Ruhbrok
Re
A.
T.
Price,
Bev
w
eweatnam,
Bev
J
OlUett,
Bev
W
Levrsedge,
Bev
W
8
A
Larter.
Rev
W
Crarey.
Rev
T
J
Marsh,
Bev
W.
A
Oray.
L.
M
DeOex
H
T.
Cross.
O
A
Trylor,
W.
.
Pmbar.
i.
Jonea,
i.
A.
Oodding.
C.
W.
Hamer,
A.
E.
Bett-Jonef
W
C
Orchard.
W.
B.
Burrlt,
B.
McNeil.
I
aeoOoakrle.
i.
hlrtey
Alfred
Adams
and
Miss
Z
J.
Soal.
LAND
ACT
KOriC-E
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
l.l
tr-t
LAM)
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Record
I
tig
Die-trict
and
altuate
oa
Moraab
island
-
w
sr
mwic
unci
Quean
Charlotte
Island
tiki
vrmrs
tK.t
cuAi,.
...
..
UX3..
aocunatioii
intend
Linaitad
mm
tad
U
zJ
Vanaouvar.
Vaneouver.
Bit
pulp
and
paper
man
manufacturers,
u
fan
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
deaerlbed
lands:
tne
ow.ru
8
W
corner
of
S.TJ..
sa47P;
thence
7V
78?
80
mlnua
West
i
Astronomic
1300
ft.;
thenoe
North
S3
deRrw
;t
minute
West
(Astronomic)
1B00
ft
thence
North
21
degrees
10
minute
Boat
r
Astronomic!
BOO
ft
;
thenoe
North
38
Aagrem
Wart
(Astronomic)
2500
ft
'"."orth
to
dagreas
Baat
(Astronomic)
9S0
ft,
-more
or
leas,
to
an
inter-
Alilford
Bay:
thence
following
the
a
lei
high
war
mark
Southerly
to
th
point
I
of
com.aetic
ment,
save
and
except
jne
latand
oo
Homing
one
acre
more
or
le
and
anot
r
island
containing
0
38
acre
more
or
lr
thr
whV
contalnln
lia
acre,
nun
or
lea.
PACIFIC
MILLS.
LIM'TED
BT
prkr
Samuel
ni'.'l'ilrv'"
.
.
Dated
t
April
10,
1U26
fty
BSml
Wedneaav
t,,.
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PRINCE
KL'PEKT
-
BKITI.H
COLUMBIA
Qtiri&diiig
Industry
"XTHEN
38c
of
every
dollar
paid
in
industrial
wages
and
salaries
in
'
British
Columbia
comes
from
lumbering,
her
ten-year
production
increase
of
138.7
per
cent
is.
vitally
important
to
everyone.
Thlrtv
per
cent,
of
our
Province's,
entire
Industrial
production
of
251
million
dollars
in
1926
was
contributed
by
lumbering
ami
its
allied
industries.
British
Columbia
now
ranks
sthlrd
in
the
Dominion
in
industrial
importance,
"and
forest
products
dominate.
Involved
in
British
Columbia's
lumbering
industry
is
capital
of
more
than
100
million
dollars
.
.
.
20,000
people
are
employed
.
.
.
330
mills
operated.
Without
question
this
gigantic
business
is
destined
to
continue
at
the
same
pace.
Climate,
soil
and
drainage
have
produced
our
vast
forests
of
sof
t
woods
...
the
greatest
in
the
world!
One-third
of
the
British
Empire's
entire
timber
supply
is
in
British
Columbia.
Today,
the
demand
for
soft
woods
is
four
times
that
of
hard
woods
.
.
.
and
with
the
last
great
stand
of
soft
woods
located
in
our
Province,
continued
progress
and
prosperity
are
certain.
Great
as
our
timber
stands
are,
our
government
realizes
the
necessity
of
safeguarding
the
future
of
this
vast
industry
and
is
devoting
much
time,
study
and
thought
to
the
question
of
scientific
reforcstration,
fire
prevention
and
conservation.
Lumbering
brought
84
mlUkm
doliavrs
to
British
Columbia
In
1926
(tbe
value
of
the
cut
that
year),
an
increase
of
49
million
dollars
over
916.
Every
year
more
than
30
mlUkm
dollars
worth
of
supplies
are
pure
lias
od
to
entrbje
this
great
industry
to
carry
on.
-
-
-
1
Foreign
markets
have
been
sought
.
.
.
and
captured.
Water
borne
export
of
lumber
has
enjoyed
exceptional
growth.
Ships
laden
with
2,616,419,600
feet
board
measure
left
our
ports
during
1922-1926
...
an
Increase
over
the
period
of
1912-1916
equal
to
984'
The
log
scale
jumped
lllTc
during
the
same
period
1
This
activity
represents
real
money
In
constant
circulation.
It
keeps
thousands
of
men
busy
.
.
.
influences
every
phase
of
commercial
life
.
.
.
builds
markets
for
our
farm
products
.
.
.
spells
"BRITISH
COLUMBIA"
the
world
over
I
Add
to
this
the
sash
and
door
factories,
and
pulp
and
paper
production,
which
alone
umped
from
S15,45,Wfl
in
1916
to
572,327.W
fl
1926.
Still
Vnil
ttav
an
lit
BO
f
it..
Mir
n.1.
"
-
-
"
www
...
V,
V
I
I
II
V
VI
mtwrtanra
am!
tar
ru.lilmi
.
..1.
:
U
1.1-
-
t.l
t
.
...
tufa,
trur
cum
provincial
enterprise,
is
douimi
to
exercise
on
the
welfare
ami
earnings
of
each
and
every
citizen.
Rtd
then
tnmtunctnentt
mud
under
stand
roar
frmimet's
1)
r
I
kern
out
and
send
them
prvtnst
.
.
.
to
JnrtiJ'.
1
,m
lie
irt
extra
evpits
f
thtst
anntututmenti
a
in.te
to
ihu
newifmfer
Will
tntig
them.
JJarrttst
yunr
1'rutiuu!
'worka
taotadea
the
i
in
i
auction
of
a
aew
wag
load
fiwas
the
uptxr
Klt-
tttt
SMpeBaton
brass
to
the
Tortc
mlae:
lite,
lengthening
for
SOD
feet
of
ttie
1ag
'Ma
protecting
tbe
town
of
i
I
CURE
DEFGCTIVB
VISION,
DKFEtTIVF
HT-AK-INO,
CATAHIMI
und
other
organic
troubles
ly
!
methods.
Dr.
C.
0.
McKAY,
D.C.
Wallace
IllocL
I'honc
134.
Open
EvrninCf
Wanhea
and
Dries
Without
a
n
r
THE
NEW
SAVAGE
59
per
cent
Faster
From
hamper
to
line
in
14
rnin.iw
Washed.
Dlued,
IUiued
and
I"'""'
Bold
on
easy
terms.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Fiione
3