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DAILY
feDITION
A
(IRE
AT
FLIGHT
The
two
Australians
who
piloted
the
Southern
Cross
to
Suva
i
in
th.
Fiji
Island?
from
Honolulu
as
part
of
the
journey
from!
(
ali'nrnia
to
Australia
ami
al-n
the
two
Americans
who
accompanied:
them
us
navigator
and
radi-
...-r..ir.
m.itte.
a
wonderful
record
andi
they
will
be
looked
upoi,
a
-
.inior.v
;h-e
whu
rirtve
blazed
the
future!
aii-
routes
of
the
wond,
i;
j.
;,,
i,.
h.etl
that
they
finish
their!
Inn?
flight
suocessfully.
:hii
plaeini;
Australian
air
tin
visitors
alnnir!
With
thu.o'
m
uf
elideaoi'.
tile
t
inted
Mate.-
ami
Hritaij.
MAY
THEY
CHOOSE
I
oilay
the
Synmi
nl
tin
,,
choosing
a
bishop
t
ha
rli.uy,
of
Bri'ii:
'iimnl.i,i
I:
i-
a:
ut.
the
right
man
means
mill
n
to
,.
out
of
plati'
to
make
any
nnini"ir
is
ht-inv'
-hnwr
in
tin-
matter
an
interest-
ot
the
Ciiuivh
will
i,..
TWO
IMI'OKT.WT
i
wo
important
convent
is
that
of
the
Manilla
".m
:
i.-
the
co-opera'.
i
e
jfattierin
Canadian
Wheat
l'ooi-
Tin
iattei-
mternat
ional.
1
lie
Jfeiu-ral
lei
their
otierat
ion-
until
orj?aiH7.ei
iien
am
seeni
to
nail,
ati-
'.
n.r
ot
practical
Mirialisn.
Tin-
manut'.e
ur
line
the
smti
mi-
ar
'
A
r
il!
lie
t
'el
:
'.in,'
le-.ei,,;
amn;'
end
I'
:
that
lia-
Vi
vr-
a!-e
SYNOD
OPENED
'
IN
CITY
TODAY
tt.triuiiEMT.u.
sRitvlri:
tiiw
mokn-
IXIiFIHMT
M'NINRMM
Km0
THIn
FTBH00
TO
ELECT
I1MIOI'
The
synod
of
Caledonia
diocese
opened
st
11
o'clock
this
mornluK
v.:
it
sacramental
service
conducted
by
leacon
O.
A.
Rlx.
admlnlstiator
jt
ti.e
diocese
The
ssctament
of
the
L
nl'
fjupprr
was
sclmlnltcret
mil
thr
t-i-
in
M".
ran
tile
all!
d.
lat
L'in
in
h
WISELY
huri'h
in
whole
!"'si:ion
and
Imee,,..
V),i
1
i
eeeedil
t"
ie
liopi-i!
iuallv
tile
pi
in
combination
of
iho,
ehvMjnil
,n
;..r
niust
j:
iim
i-s.iiy
i.e
national
rather
tia:
hecausc
it-
nn
iniH-r-
.i-k
tor
niine;
(
1
1
1
:
i
,
tured
in
other
'minim's.
Ye1
tin-
aims
ot
wholh
.-eifi'sh
It.
presiden'
,:,
addr,
.
"We
hc..e
that
cn-iipcra'
n.n
am!
,i
solve
any
national
(pie-Mon
tita'
n:''!';.'--.
to
do
our
share
Canada
i-
one
n:
m,,-world
in
the
moral
and
phsi,
.,;
,
-...i.:;.
.
in
jfefiv'raphirai
o
atnui.
in
oppor:
unit
ie
ity
of
life
and
proiert.
and
n.itur.ii
wealth
heritaire
and
tlie
hould
hold
il
CONVENTIONS
meetinj'
tncla
n
for
themsele
hut
for
iumre
generations.
n
m
(uehei
under
the
an
national
ua'i.
''I'
Pram
ll!
99
86
Wednesday,
June
6,
192
adei-s
in
that
line
internal
lon.i:
n
interest
:
the
best
Canada.
One
;ii-d
the
other
.lot
Hi'
I
lie
of
the
and
the
will
extend
While
the
e
t.
iking
all
d
lopment
are
a
huge
aj-'ain-'
v'ood-
m.mufac-
tln-
i
-in
but
it
in
scope
orvraniation
are
not
.-
e-i,.-(ja'.
sanl.
!
i
ienil!'.
spin',
will
help
ami
we
an
always
ready
!a
ored
C-.
untries
in
tht
"
D'
i
people,
in
climate,
i
or
individuals,
in
secur-Canadians
have
a
irreat
tai
and
develop
it
in
trust
not
only
CURIOUS
WOULD
l'KOIJLUM
There
is
constant
movement
going
on
in
the
industrial
world.
As
social-ktrislation
is
passed,
hours
of
labor
are
shortened
and
the
cost
of
taanulacthrins
increased.
The
cost
of
manufactured
goods
also
increase
and
thus
there
is
an
increase
ia
the
cost
of
living.
So
also
the
.cost
tjf
food
is
increased
through
the
operation
of
the
wheat
pools
and
othr
organhwtioiw
formed
to
keep
up
the
prices.
So
there
is
a
constant
circle.
There
is
the
worker
trying
to
get
more
for
his
labor,
the
producers
trying
to
get
more
for
his
produce
and
the
other
part
of
the
population
trying
to
secure
the
necessaries
of
life
at
a
reasonable
rate.
In
ail
this
maelstrom
of
conflict
anm
nro
bound
to
be
crushed
or
badly
squeezed.
The
fight
for
upper
place
is
just
as
insistent
as
ever
but
it
seems
as
if
the
general
conditions
of
life
are
much
improved.
Possibly
as
time
goes
on
an
even
more
equitable
system
will
be
worked
out,
but
In
the
process
there
will
be
muca
suttering
and
many,
will
fail.
ttnwvol
ihej.sanfos
wass
hruitsnt
address
by
Archbishop
A
V
DePehctet
or
New
Westminster.
Metropolitan
of
British
Columbia.
The
synod
took
adjournment
for
the
nocn
hour
and
is
holding
Its
first
business
session
this
afternoon
The
agenda
fur
thl.1
afternoon
includes
the
election
ot
n
bishop
which
is
the
most
important
Item
of
business
the
synod
will
lis
re
before
it.
With
clergy
and
ft
delegates
from
ail
p'-rtioim
of
the
vast
Caledonia
dk-"u
la
attendance,
the
synod
will
oon-rnuc
in
session
tomorrow.
Jack
Johns
will
.u
u'liia'B
trsln
on
''
.i:id
Crdarvale.
leave
by
tomorrow
a
business
trip
to
Large,
crisp,
crunchy
Biscuits
-fcJ
i-y
w
mESBSBBIB
isawfiui
The
Whole
wheat,
thormiohlv
Unit
n
A
So
flavory,
so
delicious,
so
strcngthen-
Spring.
Eat
with
milk
or
fruits.
TWSCUIT-a
real
whole
wheat
cracker
Made
Uy
The
Canadian
Shredded
Wheat
Company,
Ltd.'
YOUNGPEOPLE'S
WORKDISCUSSED
ItEV.
A.
WII.SOX
HIVES
1NTEUEST.IXO
aiuikess
to
Ytirxti
people's
MH'IKTY
or
I
XITE1I
I
cut
itcn
jr
United
Church,
at
Its
regular
weekly
meetlui!
lsst
night,
heard
an
lntereat-
.ng
report
Irom
Rev.
A.
Wilson
on
the
young
people's
section
of
the
British
Columbia
conference
which
waa
reeent-
:y
held
in
Vancouver.
The
feature
of
that
portion
of
Ms
conference
bad
been
an
address
by
the
praatdent
of
the
Van-
.-cuver
Youug
Man's
Christian
Assoc
te-tlon
on
the
Pacific
Relationship
Con
ference
which
bad
been
held
some
inw
Drev-tous
In
Honolulu.
Ur.
Wllaon
repeated
the
main
impressions
which
the
YAf
.OA.
head
had
conveyed.
I
First,
tlie
passing
ol
the
old
method
diplomacy
and
the
substituting
therefor
of
round
table
conferences
in
tiling
international
differences,
special
albute
being
paid
to
the
lead
that
had
been
taken
by
the
late
President,
W.cdrow
Wilson
of
the
United
States
'i
thi
connection.
Second,
the
coining
of
economic
ea
rn
m
settling
tnter-raclal
questions
which
had
formerly
been
dealt
with
:y
politicians
who
made
frequent
ap
peals
to
prejudice.
Third,
the
place
of
Canada
in
Inter-cretin
the
Oriental
peoples
to
luroee
Canadians
being
a
peace
loving
people
practically
tree
frcm
racial
prejudices.
Fourth,
the
three
proMssns
which
"ad
teen
Mft
to
the
young
feneration
to
eelve
the
commercial
HUng
of
Tlee,
j
the
liquor
menace
and
racial
relation
-I
ships.
Mr.
Wilson's
address
was
followed
by
the
remilar
business
period.
Plana
were
e-Moit
here
is
j
,,.
for
the
ntn
meeting
on
Tuesday
northern
half
zt
mat
week
and
also
for
a
picnic
the
lie
erioice
of
'week
following
which
will
bring
the
i:
ould
bcj"ung
people's
activities
of
the
past
winter
to
a
close.
Oeorge
H.
Svseka.
vlos-ptealdeut,
occupied
the
chair.
jj
Man
in
the
Moon
n
"
You
can't
expect
chickens
to
he
.anything
but
crasy
If
you
feed
them
on
.racked
grain.
Real
Estate
Agent
(trying
to
interest
a
fair
Ilapper
i
:
"Let
me
sell
you
a
i.et
heme?"
lair
Flapper:
"Buy
a
SKaBst?
I
should
say-
not
1
hsvent
a
bit
of
use
cr
cne.
I
was
born
in
a
hospital
Has
educated
In
a
collets
waa
courted
in
an
ante
waa
married
in
a
chutth-
xt
live
out
of
a
paper
bag
lovely
Jellcateasen
right
near
spend
the
acrntnaj's
playing
golf--and
afternoon's
t
the
club
playing
bridge
at
night
it
dance
or
go
to
the
movlea
and
hen
I
die
t
will
be
burled
from
the
undertaker's
all
I
need
la
a
gantge
wltfi
a
bedroom
above.
Nix
on
the
home.
It's
easy
to
save
a
woman,
urface
and
you
save
all."
A
man
may
be
ever
so
charming
and
highly
as
teemed
but
if
he
goes
owt
vith
some
other
girl,
you
may
depend
the
first
one
will
have
little
use
for
him.
It'a
unlucky
to
marry
That
day
la
no
aseeptioa.
on
Ptidsy
A
steady
man
la
all
right
but
one
does
not
need
a
man
to
be
motionless
If
there
were
no
weather,
what
would
there
be
to
talk
about?
All
men
are
liars
hut
some
are
better
n
it
than
others.
A
knoehat
uettaUly
ends
up
fcy
iaUng
When
I
believe
aeaasthlng
thoroughly
it
is
a
conviction;
when
my
wife
dees
the
same
It
la
a
silly
prejudice
"Why
did
you
atop-
singing
in
the
rbolrr
"Because
one
day
I
didn't
staff
and
tmebedy
asked
If
the
organ
had
been
fixed."
Old
OcnUesalatv-That
maim
a
bad
cold
you've
got,
my
little
Tommy
It'a
a
very
good
cold:
it
kept
me
away
from
school
three
whole
days.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
41
M:
,
1918.
since
May
as
thirty
-six
carloads
of
airplane
sprue
have
bean
shipped
hrcugh
Prince
Rupert
te
Use
Old
oiintry
nd
soon
there
will
bo
another
tsrie
shipment
ready.
Oeetgtows
and
Swaiunn
Bay
saarmUls,
wall
as
iktxm
ltrcnlat
jii
un
wto
uosnons
tssssBws,
'pre
shipping
the
eiNemedlt.
.'
'
Canadlsn
oflhsers
In
the
Royal
Air
Fore
say
that,
the
Oermans
sre
xhirkera
when
it
conies
to
serial
right-ln(t.
The
Hun
aviator
will
only
attack
when
in
superiority
of
numbers
or
class
of
msrhlnea
on
his
side.
McRse
Bros
,
who
have
conducted
their
buoiness
on
Sixth
Street
for
several
years,
are
moving
to
the
Hart
Blotk
on
Third
Avenue.
The
Royal
ut
csnsds
is
slso
to
move
from
V
'ac
THE
DAlttY
NEW3
Wednenduy,
.)u
i
tt,
mes
IncMstriesJ
f
Suilds
DRITISH
Columbia's
Power
resources
are
the
envy
of
the
world.
With
Power,
the
riches
of
the
world
can
be
won;
with
Power,
ores
can
be
mined
.
.
.
smelted;
transportation
problems
solved;
manufacturing
industries
developed,
and
with
them
population
.
.
.
pay-rolls.
Power
is
British
Columbia's
strongust
bid
for
nioro
Industries
i
.
.
more
people.
Of
the
millions
of
horsepower
available
in
our
province,
but
half
a
million
are
now
barneeaed
to
turn
the
wheels
of
Industry.
The
great
hydroelectric
development
at
Bridge
River
will
ultimately
generate
more
than
TSOO.GOO
horsepower,
while
the
output
at
Honntngton
Falls
and
other
point
Is
he4nc
steadily
Increased.
The
(tempbell
and
Chllko
Hirers,
on
the
mainland,
and
the
NimpIcUh
on
Vancouver
Island
are
capable
of
tremendous
powr
development
for
the
onvrort
of
our
forest
and
mineral
reeeuicee
into
fabulous
v,ewlth
Two
of
British
Columbia's
Electric
Power
systems
are
among
the
fstest
in
Canada,
each
tenerutlnA
more
then
HMM.tte
kilowatt
hours
in
I9J7,
This
represents
an
increase
in
lite
last
ten
years
of
.
.
,
truly
a
remarkable
achievement!
ForetttaulheriMeasMakof
this
record
as
a
measure
of
the
great
vitality
tff
ifrlMsh
Columbia.
Today
we
rank
third
In
power
and
Industrial
development
amettaJOarwdJun
province).
We
have
made
ftretiter
proiireM
per
capita
than
anil
It
le
the
peltey
of
nrltWi
Ce
I
urn
Ma
to
feat
er
the
defejepment
of
the
hytlre-electrir
powers
for
tlie
benefit
f
the
puWie.
They
-re
allotted
to
ptlvate
enterprises
on
condltten
that
Utey
wftl
be
developed
within
a
certain
thne,
)
that
no
eafeaitstlen
of
puMk
aeaete
may
rake
'
'l
llllent
of
dollars
are
now
earmarked
for
Tower
detfJepment
in
our
province.
Dama
am
being
built,
turbines
Installs!
...
.
tranentisslon
lines
erected
to
cure
for
the
imminent
ladurirtal
development.
of
Third
Avenue
,md
With
Street
.
INVENTORY
OF
LIBRARY
BOOKS
KONATIOV
l
IIOOKH
ItaSTKlVEII
H).M
Hiai)l(l
CU'll
Jll'fll
AITItEt'tATEII
The
librarian
la
at
present
engaaed
in
the
prspsratMsn
of
an
inventory
of
the
book
now
on
'th
helves
or
in
the
first
.that
has
been
fefra
.
suio
the
.institution,
was
smarted.
Oua
will
check
up
on
the
number
of
velttmes
supposed
to
be
there
and
will
prove
useful
to
trie
members
of
the
Board
At
the
meetlns
of
the
Board
last
nlrht,
the
preside!"
James
Black,
pre-sldlng.
the
Librarian
reported
2.SS7
volumes
taken
out
during
the
month
Of
which
764
were
ftivenlle
and
1M
non-flctlon.
the
Average
lally
circulation
twin
mo
Twelve
new
books
received
by
gift
Included
a
number
of
volume
presented
by
the
Reading
Club.
Thla
is
their
Thousands
of
dolls
ra
ate
Wing
expetidetl
weekly
on
materials
ami
wagM;
thousands
ere
reeling
the
m.
madia
to
heneflta
of
this
enterprise.
Side
by
aide
with
our
power
development,
Induttrtal
Eipansion
lias
kpt
pace.
Today
17'
,
of
Canada's
eiternal
trade
is
handled
by
Hriiiah
Columbia.
During
the
past
decade,
our
basic
Industries
have
increased
101.3',.
.lir
.'S1
V:e,,
lncjud,nft
a"
chieees,
Is
e4
time
ted
at
210
minion
dollars.
Today,
our
Lumbering,
Alining
and
:iihlnJt..ind!ttth'
emP,5r
TiMI
people,
payiivg
them
in
million
dollars
In
wages
.
.
.
distributing
an
average
wage
ranking
among
the
highest
in
Canada.
These
17$
millions
In
wafea
are
a
great
contribution
to
our
annual
internal
trade
In
the
province.
They
have
given
our
industrial
workers
a
buying
power
ranking
second
In
trie
Dominion
and
have
hugely
been
responsible
for
our
ever
increasing
prosperity,
as
evidenced
by
the
fact
that
the
number
of
automvrbiles
registered
in
the
P.-??
ymtT
as
compared
with
S.frH
in
1916.
Ilflthh
Columbia's
steady
and
varied
Induitrlsl
development
haa
cbaisged
the
conception
In
Rastern
Canada
and
tlte
United
States)
of
our
province.
No
longer
sre
we
entirely
dependent
on
the
Bait
for
our
manufactured
products.
Brittth
Columbia
le
increasingly
furnishing
her
own
needs.
She
now
ranks
third
in
lb
wliole
Dominion
as
a
manufacturing
province.
Our
phenomenal
Power
and
Induttrtal
growth
bet
focused
the
attention
of
the
great
mduitfirf
lists
and
Investors
on
our
province.
Today.
Drittih
OluniHa
In
ntLV
tbm
WoiU'
tor
I"owve,
Pregreaa
and
I
lenty.
May
our
efforts
of
the
next
ten
years
sUbilUe
and
liKraaae
our
I'rosperityl
(T
W
tkt$t
annomnttmtnts
and
understand
veer
mvimt'i
promts
t
,
.
.
clip
Ihrm
out
and
stud
Ihtm
to
friend
..
If
yQ
desire
extra
copies
of
these
announcements
note
to
Ms
newspaper
will
them.
Advertise
yur
Prouncel
the
Helegrson
Block
f
a
new
bulldlm;
annual
donation,
being
books
studied
put
up
uy
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Hyde
at
the
corner
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them
durlnv
the
winter
and
with
hlch
they
hav
n
v
finished.
According
to
the
rei.rds
the
library
hr
over
ni
thou
i:id
vol
imea
but
this
is
probably
larger
than
the
actus!
number
as
there
must
have
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const
der-
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waatege
not
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for
In
the
time
the
library
hat
been
i.,
?ned
it
was
arranged
t:iat
the
librarian
would
take
hoKuays
this
year
commencing
August
a,
the
Library
being
olosed
for
three
weeka
from
that
date.
Those
present
included
Junes
Black!
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Klrkpatrtek,
O.
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Alderman
and
the
Librarian.
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hank.
Crulk-
HUGE
STURGEON
TAKEN
AT
MOUTH
OF
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CENTRE
OF
ATTRACTION
A
huge
sturgeon
was
the
centre
of
attraction
yesterday
in
the
window
of
P
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Avenue
n
w
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;e
:
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the
month
of
the
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flows
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the
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net
ms
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Advertise
to
the
tlly
Wewi
lttl
ICAfiADIANj
Afrnry
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
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Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Ketehlkan.
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taneouier,
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slid
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Avenue,
itinre
ltiiert.
ILC
LOOK
at
YOUR
CLOTHES
EVBKYON'B
KISK
DORS
Our
sprinjr
stock
of
Hljrh
Grade
Men's
Wear
Is
"l'rt
Hundreds
of
Briton's
finest
woollens
from
which
t
""e
"that
spring
suit"
Ullored
to
your
measure
by
Chiibu.
'0"'
moit
Clothes
builders
"Society
llrnnd."
Obey
That
ImpulseDo
It
Today
THOR
JOHNSON