PAPJE
TWO
p
.
mm
hh
mm
We
want
capital
here
hut
we
mn-'
no!
pav
loo
hign
a
nri
CONDITION
OF
PKOVINCE
An
attempt
is
Heii.g
mad.
:
-nn:r
ii4arter
growth
of
the
past
few
years
in
Knti-ti
Colnnihia
Idnservati
ve
paper
says:
rlgures
are
"iut
t
ui
'
-
dry
reading,
tint
concerning
British
rohmihia
which
we
inl
mountain
region
equals
S
wit
rl.tiid--.
-
MALKINSBE
BAKING
rPOWDE
isietfep
ilxan
ordinary
hmnds
N.c-
miles.
tlritish
Columbia's
dairy
production
from
amounts
to
$t
l.iiUT.OO'i
British
(
olunibia'-
annuall
s,
hov"
000
pupils,
with
a
teaching
-tali
i
nial
schoid.
studtnt-
were
in
1781)
students.
n
all
to
II.
are
kilo
'1
e
1
388
Dark-skinned
natives
glowing
sunlight
cool
mountain
tops
-great
ships
ploughing
through
tropic
seas
these
things
all
come
to
mind
when
a
cup
of
"SALADA"
is
steaming
before
you.
Such
flavour
such
fragrance.
Try
"SALADA".
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH.
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
-
Managing
Editor.
DAILY
EDITION
Thursday,
June
21,
1928
PRINCE
RUPERT
POWER
SITUATION
It
is
announced
that
a
projwsal
has
been
made
and
is
being
seriously
considered,
to
dispose
of
the
city
power
plant
to
an
outside
coaeera
with
a
view
to
relieving
the
city
of
ib
responsibility
of
putting
in
a
new
plant
and
providing
power
for
any
concern
that
may
happen
to
come,
in
here
and
for
general
growing
needs.
While
we
have
no
details
of
the
proposal,
end
without
them
it
would
Be
impossible
to
comment
intelligently,
it
may
be
laid
down
as
a
4MMrl
principle
that
the
city
does
not
wit
h
to
dispose
of
its
plant
unless
there
is
something
to
be
gained
by
ro
doing.
The
pre
sent
condition
of
supplying
power
by
means'
of
the
drydock
steam
plant
may
not
be
an
economical
one
and
may
not
be
the
beat
possible
system,
but
we
are
not
suffering
much
in
that
reirard
and
the
maim
MiA
naH
M
A.
I
II..
i-
tbi-
TL.
BreWSrtOn
lA.1
III
I
I
A.
.
I
1
1
f
f
.
i
1
ciiuvssb
win
cerwumy
1101
rainy
any
saie
unless
it
is
piainiy
to
me
adYaritaje
of
the
city,
if
we
cannot
make
a
good
sale,
it
is
better
to
toep
what
we
have
and
build
up
from
it.
In
;in
dial
!h.v
f
made
there
should
be
some
clause
looking
to
the
control
of
rate
o
that
thw
will
be
no
possibility
of
any
compatiy
xp!iitiiiv
tin-
.-it
tor
-t-k
celling
scheme
and
making
the
people
here
pay
the
hill.
The
power
;s
ihjjii
i,
-
of
thi-
i,e;Knl"'ihoo,
are
great
and
the
company
securing
the
water
rih'.-
uiil
have
nmething
of
real
value
in
the
future.
While
there
i-
no
W-i:ymv'
that
we
need
power
and
plenty
of
it.
so
that
there
w;i
he
room
for
expansion
of
Industries,
v
muV
he
wary
in
a
deal
of
thi-
kind.
We
shall
he
interested
'o
waiih
the
pvoere
of
t,,.
(lra,l
and
strongly
urge
citizen-
to
do
the
-ari.e
M.
that
when
it
come
to
a
vote,
if
it
goes
that
t'ur.
we
mav
know
exactly
what
we
are
foing
Mrs
J.V.
B
.
g
tWsWiH
'
i
Frayr
Street.
Vanrouvtr.
sv-,'I
hsvs
bsm
in
Vsnrouvm
Iwsnly.
nirlt
year.
sd
have
tn.1
.11
,t,
Bsklni
Powders
and
hsvt
found
lot
to
oumastS
for
Ol'AUTV
srJ
PURITY
wffll
MALKINts
BIST
BAKING
I-owiVkr"
(Orliinal
letter
on
M
't.
littie
the
what
i
some
hguxe-,
w
something
about,
as
the
majority
of
u-
do
vit
j-talize
the
potentialities
nt
our
own
proince.
noreen
what
it
is
already
prodni
ing
:
British
Columbia's
ana
i-
::.;.'.
.".
.u.-irv
miles,
or
to
per
rent
of
till
('ttnada;
equal
lo
thiee
I'i-m-mI
Kingdoms:
larger
than
Italy,
Switzerland
and
France:
VVashing'or.
Oregon
anil
California.
Its
coas'
iue
of
7,000
oxer
50
factories
ul.it
ion
in
lD2-27
numbered
108,-teai
hurs.
Last
year
in
nor-traii.ing.
and
in
the
university,
British
Columbia's
available
hydro-electric
developments
is
estimated
at
i
1,1
42
horse
pov.er.
at
mii.imum
and
5,103,460
at
maximum
flow,
with
only
112
hor-e
power
used.
British
Columbia's
fishcnV-
induced
127,367,000
last
year,
half
of
all
Canada
production.
British
Columbia
has
21x7'
occupied
farms,
with
an
average
of
2.Hio.iMi
acres,
and
l.i.nim.nno
acres
cultivatable.
The
annual
production
amount-
to
s
14..
"i
,
000,
and
the
gross
agricultural
Wealth
runs
over
$2Mi.(;ni.iioo.
,'arm
population,
90,000.
British
Columbia's
fruit
,-rop
yield,
$8,000,000
a
year.
British
Columbia
contain-
more
than
half
of
the
standing
commercial
-itnber
of
(
anada.
and
iiajf
of
the
soft
wood
resources
of
the
Kmpire
Annual
timber
,
2900
million
feet,
valued
at
$82,-
01
H
I.I
MM
I.
,liti
Columbia's
industries
produce
$226,000,000
annually,
wiih
a
capita
investment
of
$AOO,9OQOO0.
employing
41.000
people,
wth
an
annbilfyag
of
$62,000,000.
Capital
invested
in
industries,
$l20W2,!te8.
,
IM
..
JTHEj
tjXrLY
fi
I'a'm
CONVENTION
OF
WOMENMEETING
KErEITION
lini
YRSTEIWAY
AT
IIIXTOKY
AMI
KEtit'l.lK
.ES-Slrt.NH
'
'
TOIUV.
The
scve.-tfeeoth
annual
of
the
W.A.
oi
the
Anglican
Church
tor
'.be
diocese
of
Caledanla
opened
jea-!rd:sy
afternoon
with
a
receptloa
gltatJ
by
the
president.
Mrs.
O.
A.
fttt,
t
tba
Itectcry
About
eighty
people
attended.
Including
the
visiting
efelefstiea
ana
Uie
members
or
the
eaeeutlve
J
the
orfanlzation.
Tea
whs
terved
by
Mrs.
McCoakrte
mid
ills
Bazctt-Jones
assisted
by
Mn.
DuVerr.et.
airs
Homer,
lira.
Parkin.
Mra.
Totey.
Mra.
Drnny
Allen.
Mr.
Alex
Rtt
iir.
Andrew,
Mra.
Evltt
and
Mra.
MUla.
this
morning
there
was
full
communion
icrfloe,
the
celebrant
being
Blfhop-Slect
R!x.
who
also
sddsesssd
the
delegate.
This
was
followed
by
the
fcrmal
opening
of
the
convention
In
the
Cathedral
Hall
at
which
the
dele
gates
were
formally
welcomed
by
Mr.
R
L.
Mclntoth.
and
Mr
Marah
of
Ter
race
replied
on
behalf
of
the
visitors.
Lunch
was
served
in
the
ball
by
the
:-cil
branch
of
the
auxiliary,
tbe
tables
relne,
artittlcaUy
decorated
and
an
at
t
-active
display
made.
Other
features
of
tbe
day
were
tbe
present's
address
by
Mrs.
Rls,
eddresf
by
Her
A.
W.
atobinaon
oa
.rt
Afghans,
illustrated
by
native
cs
tumea
and
curios
and
tbe
raeeptkm
of
Irr
Forts.
Among
tbe
outside
delegates
Mr
Arliss
of
TeUwa.
Mrs.
Hales
of
Vaaderboof.
Mrs.
McKaown
of
ChUeo.
Mrs.
Held
of
Smlther.
Mra.
Sealy
of
Hastlton.
Mrs.
Marah
of
Terrace,
Urs
and
Mra.
VI
rick
of
Baal
ve.
Mra.
Haldane
i
native)
of
Metla
katla
and
representative
of
the
Little
Helper.
Junior
Branch.
Olrls'
Depart
ment.
and
Senior
Branch
local
organ!
-st'.tns.
HALIBUT
SOLD
ON
WEDNESDAY
Lumen.
6.000
pounds.
Booth
13.1c
and
7c.
CANADIAN
alaac
I..
16,000
pounds,
Fiah
Oojd
stonas
Co.,
I0.7e
ai
Ternen.
IMjm
pauasds.
BWth
-nei.
11c
aad
5a.
Ingred
H..
9M0
pounds,
BrttMh
Columbia
coaf
ruAidrt'
ft
1!W
Tvs
'-l.TdJolikvA
.t.
tons,
valued
at
$12,350,000.
and
her
estimated
coal
resources
reach
74
billion
metric
tons.
British
Columbia
U
Canada's
largeat
producer
of
zinc,
copper,
lead
and
silver;
second
of
all
minerals
and
gold,
and
third
of
lead;
with
a
total
mineral
production
of
over
a
billion
and
an
annual
production
of
$62,000,000.
British
Columbia's
natural
resources
produce
:
forests.
$82
-000,000;
mines.
$62.000,000
;
fisheries.
$27,000,000.
British
Columbia
uses
100,000
telephones.
British
Columbia's
tourist
traffic
Is
worth
$60,000,000
a
year.
British.
Columbia
imports
$84,8661;
exports,
$172,076,161.
British
Columbia's
wealth
is
estimated
at
$1,365,860,120
$2640
per
head.
total
or
tautm
roiMis
solo
vr-
TElttlAY
AITEItNOllN
AT
IKOM
la.lr
AMI
Sr
TO
13.-
AMI
Te
The
following
were
tbe
sale
yaafrday
altemoon
at
tbe
deferred
auction
oa
the
Vlah
Kxchange:
AMkMUCAN
Esgle,
38,000
pounds,
Canadian
riab
r
Cold
Btorsae
(o..
XJtc
ana.
sc.
,
Ykutat.
38.000
pounds,
atltn
ab
;nei.
HSc
and
Sc.
Hi
QUI.
11.500
pounds.
Booth
Flaber
ies
133c
and
7c.
,
Reliance
I..
14.000
pounds.
Booth
rUhcrles.
13.7c
and
7c.
Haael
H
18JO0
pounds.
Atlln
Plah-Ties.
13Jc
and
7c.
OJoa.
8.000
pounds,
and
Cora.
4Mt
pounds.
Pacific
Flshertss
UJc
and
7f.
Venus.
TM0
pounds.
Canadian
Cold
Storage
Co
.
lSJc
sad
7c.
d
lc
Pish
cold
tsorag
Cb
.
11.4c
and
Sc.
W.T..
lljoe
sounds.
Caaadlan
nsh
Ac
Told
Storage
Co..
HJe
sad
.
aetata.
13.000
pounds.
Pad
tic
Fisher
ies.
11.1c
and
Sc.
Verna.
7M0
pounds.
Booth
Ftoberiea,
He
and
Sc.
H.
H
.
7.000
pounds,
Atlln
Plahw
'.ea,
10.Sc
and
Sc.
ARMY
OFFICER
TO
EDMONTON
fAI'T.
iXMKH
STOIUUT,
WHO
IMS
IIKKN
IIKKK
TWO
VEAK.H
TltANK-;
rr.KKF.D
TO
AUir.KTA
CAPITAL
Capt.
James
8
to
ban.
who
has
suoeess-lully
oonducted
the
work
of
the
Salva
Mcn
Army
hare
(or
tha
past
two
years,
baa
bean
notiftad
of
his
transfer
to
Xd
mnnton.
for
wblch
city
be
la
planning
to
leave
nest
Tuesday
mornln.
Capt.
Stobart
baa
bean
a
popular
officer
herd
end
there
will
be
maay
torearei
the
departure
of
himself
and
bis
wife
who!
haa
also
done
apod
work.
Mia.
Stobart
aod
child
are
at
present
rlalttef
In
DrumhellaT
and
Bans:,
Alberta,
aad
will
Join
Capt.
Stobart
at
Sd
own
ton
Capt
Stobart
Is
not
yet
advtaeti
as
eo
who
will
be
his
successor
bar.
In
The
Letter
Box
souk
ovi:k
Editor,
Dally
News.
.
.,.
I
The
pepple
of
Prlnoe
Rupert
onglit
to
know
who
Is
at
fault
for
keeping
Ma-Clyrnont
Park
closed
sll
this
summer.
I
have
bean
expecting
some
abler
pe
than
mine
to
take
the
matter
up
and
aak
for
aa
esptaosUon.
I
have
bee
taking
my
young
cMldrta
there
eaeh
summer
since
the
Gyros
put
In
their
Playground
equipment
and
wen
before
that,
and
I
resent
being
kept
out
this
year.
Another
summer
t
may
not
need
it.
If
you
ean
atlr
up
the
reeponslMe
parties
to
do
something
to
set
this
right,
a
good
many
of
us
will
thank
if'
you
bearttly.
We
already
hare
to
thank
you
for
your
reotett
editorial
on
the
subject.
I
hope,
sir,
you
will
not
let
this
matter
drop.
IDroAr.
pahsnt.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
41NK
11.
1018.
Probably
one
of
the
moat
Important
atepa
In
tbe
deveiopatent
of
this
more
northern
part
of
British
Columbia
is
tba
eatetuahment
of
the
lead
settle-mei
areas
m
the
Interior
valleys,'
states
A
Sanson,
MP
J
who
is
back
In'
the
eHy
from
a
Utur
of
1Mb
oonatit-ency
of
Omlnecs
AcasMpaayinx
Mr.
Msnaoa
to
town
sre
lion.
E.
D.
Barrow,
minuter
of
agriculture.
D
D.
Munro
tad
M.
If.
Naaama
of
the
Und
Settle
meat
WriUakd
c
idf.
Ujli.
ooioot
rMUonlbgjLfyi
Orand..Trunk
Pad
w
miwsjnnBSBBW
w
WIIMfd
Ollmour
MoLellan,
young
veteran
of
tbe
Prlntwsa
Patricias
lUgl-ment
overseas
snd
a
atudent
st
Mruill
University,
wss
srcldenUlly
drowned
at
Claiton
Cannery
His
body
haa
been
biwuaht
to
the
city
ami
wlU
be
sent
to
Vancouver
for
Intefmertt
.
Ifcn.
T.
D.
Pmtuilo.
minuter
of
lands,
announces
thst
the
provincial
government
will
grant
M00
for
the
Improvement
of
the
Sslt
lakes
aa
requctarl
by
he
Prince
Rupert
Swimming
club
A
Committee
ronmatlng
of
E.
R
Tub-rum,
8teve
King
and
Joe
Scott
lias
bern
Jl
our
H
the
I
ome
is
sppolnted
to
collect
the
balance
of
the
money
that
is
required
for
the
work
roMTi;i:8H
Johnnie
aat
on
tba
pan
where
his
father
the
day
before
had
placed
a
nw
litter
of
pigs
"How's
your
pigs,
Joha-nle?"
asked
Deacon
Brown,
aa
ha
rrsaiisrt
by.
To
which
question
Johnnie
replied:
"They're
ery
well.
How's
all
your
folks?"
INDIGESTION
Troubled
HSm
For
Two
Years
Mr.
H.
a
Ilarvsr,
Norar,
Ont.,
writes
s
"I
bare
been
troubled
with
Indigestion
for
tbe
last
two
years.
"I
bar
taken
ererjtbiog
I
bare
seen
advertised,
but
bare
sever
bad
t&y
of
them
do
me
so
much
good
as
1
pa
j
'
'
I
bare
taken
sU
bottles
aad
bares
t
bad
an
attack
la.
It
It
tha
finest
medicine
you
can
tabs
for
tbe
blood.
"
Man
ii
factored
on
by
Tba
T.
Uilburn
Cfe,
LiulUd,
Toronto,
Ont.
lit
--v.
Baronn
Model
4-40
$225
of
with
Electric
Drive
$265
lace
to
hear
vTo-night,
or
any
night,
ask
your
dealer
;
to
let
you
have
a
new
Orthoglionic
Victrola
at
home.
iThen
listen,
and
enjoy
at
your
leisure.
Music
is
essentially
of
the
home,
and
home
is
whera
one
may
best
enjoy
it.
Knowing
tbjs.
Ilia
Master's
Voice
dealers
are
arranging
td
allow
any
responsible
person
to
"test
nut
the
wonderful
sew
Orthophanic
Victrola
at
home.
Why
not
you
?
This
medns
that
you
need
merely
my
to
your
nearest
His
Master's
Voice
(leader:
"I
should
like
a
heme
demonstration
of
the
new
Orthojilaunic
Victrola.
I
want
to
find
out
for
myeetf,
right
in
my
own
living
room,
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