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by
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May
3
report
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of
the
which
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delivery,
byMl
or
arrier,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
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For
lesser
period,'
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in
advance,
per
month
50.
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia,
paid
in
advance
for
yearjy
period
.........
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linPTTinlnvmpnt
triBlirancp
hn4.
if
noorlc
n
rrroaf
flonl
mnro
!
ne
is
against
political
ratrariaas.
vet
it
is
n
Is
by
every
government
that
has
ever
erifcteda
Bother
country.
It
is
most
abused
in
the
United
it
Trollers
AsatHiation
that
there
la
O'diary,
sayn
a
fleet
of
AAierican
t
ml
fih.
nal.
American
Hook
to
Skiiftjrate
bar.
Captuin
Ol
n
left,
together
with
wapi.
v
.
wesson
ot
the
troller
Ada
HaJrway
with
Milt
17
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PATTULLO
ON
FORESTRY
AT
ROTARYCLUB
Interesting
Address
Delivered
by
Local
Member
Yesterday
Afternoon
Transient
display
advertising,
per-inch,
per
insertion
....
.,
...
1.40
At
an
.address
to
the
Rotary
iransient
aaverusingoo
iront
'page,
per
Inch
....,1...
2.8U
-Club
at
their
luncheon
yesterday
Local
readers,
per
insertion,
per.
line
-25
withyGeorge
Rorie
presiding,
T.
Legal
notices,
eachflneertion,
per
agate
line
.15
Or
four
months
for
1.00
By
mail
to
all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
6.00
By
mail
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
7.50
1-
;
(
Contract
rates
on
application.
.
.
,
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
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Editor,
and
Reporters'
Telephone
66
s
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
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1
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DAILY
EDKJION
STATR
INSURANCE
V
il,
.jtiuuho,
JU.
Li.
a.
spoke
op
timistically
of
the
perpetuation
of
the
forest
wealth
of
the
province,
maintaining
that
planting
of
forests
was
out
of
the
question
until
fire
control
was
perfected
to
a
much
greater
extent
than
&
present.
'
1i
speaker
opened
by
stating
that
the
timber
industry
was
the
largest
single
industry
in
the
j
province.
He
did
not
think
the
-
"
I
public
generally
felt
as
happy
Friday,
May
8,
layabout
the
future
of
the
industry
,
as
he
did.
When
in
some
districts
The
hemse
of
commons
has
endffrsefl
talprihcline.iit'
they
saw
devatNi)'nd,eo)a-j
tion
(they
j,fCf(t'wW
peMi-mifttfc
over
WlA
ajbje
te
Araw
pa
the
supply
in
prpetttty.
'
than
that
0
put
it
into
operation.
Principles
are
easy
to:
nature
declared
Mr
PattuJl0i
announce,
;dui
puuing
cnem
into
practice
is
a
totauy
dit-"For
centuries
they
have
been
ferent
master.
growing
and
it
is
a
sad
sight
to
Unemployment
insurance
has
been
in
force
for
a
num-'8
H
wrk
destroyed
in
one
ber
of
years
in
Great
Britain
and
is
often
mistakenly
re-
hour-
Tlut
18
what
is
happening,
ferred
to
as
the
"dole
.
"
Men
who
are
out
of
work
do
not
:
however;
and
'
here
.
iB
.
PeMira-have
to
beg,
but
the
state
makes
every
possible
effort10
"
through
its
employment
bureaus,
to
find
another
job.
If
Ain
complaint
is
made
that
they
fail
the
applicant
gets
regular
weekly
payments
the
forests
in
Home
districts
are
from
the
insurance
fund
until
he
finds
a
position.
Then
a
being
denuded
to
provide
thou-small
percentage
of
his
wage
goes
into
the
insurance
andB
of
Christmas
Trees
for
the
fund,
the
employers
also
contributing
and
the
state
pay-
Eeo,,e
9nad.
aiM!
United
ing
an
amount
equal
to
both.
That
with
variations
is
the
JJlil
!t
18
a
scneme
g(fterally
adopted.
"Another
.
,
complaint
is
that
the
Canada
will
undoubtedly
adoptalie
scheme
some
time
water
supply
of
the
country
is
m
me
near
iuture.
ino
governmimt
will
beVable
to
hold
HWeiy
to
be
in
jeopardy
out
against
the
demand
for
it.
'"'V
ft
"
f
Every
more
or
k
this
or
an;
States,
bi;
Canada
it
communit
and
POLITICAL
PATRONAGE
tfx.
i'3
ests.
Jj
B
1
ways
tullo.
off
the
land.
as
nuttng
4b
3
Ut
PatJ
The
speaker
mentioned
the
I
4&9n
in
the
southern
'
whare
26
yogs
aro
It
hnd
prop)iesied
that
in
25
yers
would
be
no
timber
left.
T
they
were
marketing
18
i
leet
a
year,
more
than
wat
cui
e
ctDtma
lre
demand
ami
where
even
tfie
old
country
in
not
free
from
itu
In
W-vKf
-v$e8truc,or,"'al'el
is
apt
to
assume
its
most
virulent
form
in
srrlall
orUhc
dei
lpe
ariQyieBt8
are
is
most
in
mont
'
tfiif
tfhf
that
tea.
Political
associations
repnmmpnrl
olmncroc
in,!re
wouja
never
aain
be
tne
the
government
often
takerf
the
repnrrlrnpnrlnflnn
hu
508
are
It
has
een
charged
in
the
hWtf
c8mmons
Ktthe
S
S
Kt
T
t.trnnom
lino
tillrtii-orl
If
,,..,
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;i.
i-
JiA
e
.
j'
7.
"
.
departmerit
in
the
east
and
the
result
Jas
been
an
uproar
wa8
bad
poiicy'
io
rniTntafh
this
from
the
Conservative
leaders
and
press.
At
the
same
mature
crP
which
houid
instead
ime.
thev
have
shut
their
pvpr
tn
what
lino
KOQ
harveated
and
thus
allow
the
nn
in
Rrirish
Tnlnmhin
u.n
fV,
u
:
younger
trees
to
grow
up
and
brought
about
a
wholesale
change
in
the
personnel
of
a
great
many
government
staffs,
especially
in
the
smaller
places.
U.S.TROUERS
FISHING
CLOSE
MORESBY
SHORE
Native
IieArl
To
Trollera
Ahw-
elation
Hkidvgate;
Fishermen
(.'oje
To
West
Coast
COMPANY
OPERATES
THIRTT
PL.4NES
IN
WESTERN
CANADA
it.
.
Nearly
thirty
aerolns
are
being
operated
in
trHia
parts
of
the
west
by
tW
Waterfl
Can-
uiu
Airways.
lijRRed,
aefcnU&g
to
G.
S.
Dawiwtfi
ranaKerJbf
4h
Edmonton
brs.iatJftmg
akh.
Natives
rdson
and
mmUamiL
'
of
ttiji7
Jour-
produce
forests
for
the
future.
As
to
the
danger
from
floods,
which
is
sometimes
mentioned,
Mr.
Pattullo
said
that
he
remembered
terrific
flood
More
aojr
timber
was
cut
in
this
province,.
Also
in
the
valley
of
the
Mississippi
they
had
terrible
floods
uon
oeiore
ue
umoer
was
taken
in
Britiah
'Columbia,
and
thta
was
every
Indication
that
cut
would
be
maintained
fa
T
pctuhy.
The
first
thing
to
do
auu-
.
i
Mr.
I'attullo
also
pointed
ing
off
Sc
-idWer
Point.
Moresby
la-
"ve
flying
boats
are
in
service
!he
fnctt
tha
fo,reB
TVe.",h-d
land,
and
all
wiLhin
the
three-mile
"long
the
British
Corutnbla
coast
,
8et
n",de
ta
BriM,h
c,uro-limit.
amount,nf
ln
aU
to
about
w.th
Vancouver
'
as
tha
base
while
Cait.
Sam
Olaen
of
Oie
troller
me
machine
is
opemtteg
out
of
"even
mi,,ion
acre8-
Thc
P,,cy
Tekla
0.
arrived
from
the
main-
Prince
George.
There
are
two
th
deIMlrtrM,nt
nd"
tecn
to
set
Ian
J
Satui
d..y
.
veiling
and
reports
machines
handling
the
service
on
a,de
v1tMni
timbwr
to
keep
the
he
was
hardly
able
to
get
anchor-
the
Mackenzie
River
from
Water-!
,,rBont
""My
'n
pritulty.
In
age
at
White
Rock
on
account
of
wnys.
while
two
others
are
oner-
B0Tn
di"trlcU
ure
was
refor-,
su
many
Amurican
trollers
an-
atlnir
out
of
Prinen
AIKr
...
flUnf
80
rapidly
that
thinning
chored
thcras
Hn
navs
there
wm
Rottentnni
f,k
.....
i
..j
the
treoa
was
desirable
and
here
oilers
from
White
'Won.
them
UM
.i.iJ,"hftuld
he
th
aupply
for
Chriat-
ln
thc
1
Pas
area
art
mh
in
mnt
tre:a-
f
Uk,m
tb
orviee
alonir
the
HuLn
i
'ndttstry
would
benefitted.
...
mj.
i
nutiiiu
tman
wrnn
several
and
(
apt.
AT.
Ivuk
of
the
troller
bast.
other
phases
of
the
subject
awl
Seaweed,
fof
ti
e
west
const
.and
Vrvl
rfnm
u-
1
1
,
'
.
referred
afieciflcally
to
his
In-expect
to
mke
Port
L,wl.
thdr
oSnitiTt
f
rtlwtiors
in
Rcandtvia
whore
headquarter
These
ar,
the
first
hl
,
,
.LTJ
People
prarfjd
the
Umber
ag.
trollers
to
fcave
Skidegute
Inlet
for
the
westjfcoast
thin
xeason.
ReporU
fm
t'ie
south
end
of!rt
jnonr.ioy
isiiu
are
mat
there
are
no
springs
yet
und
very
few
at
Shidegnte
Inlet,
although
thrc
la
a
big
run
of
herring.
DOGS
IS
DOGS
John
So
you
reilly
t
mil
and
s
c
you
?
Mildred
Yw,
id
I'M
SI
"t
en
terribly
loin
Iv
tie
puppy
di
want
me
hut
inv
I've
lit-
;,r;
v
..Tr,mM!
wn,it
tto.
--.
.......
,.,..
,u,
rea
is
domic
covered
from
Lac
du
Hon.
mm-
wnrre
there
ia
uu.
kjtuliJT..
.
n
eiKni
aeroplanes
perr:;i.r
nt
vurlou.
nointa
In
llfiwn'l
1
1
1
II
nsfiai
ii
!
inniiins
was
their
bread
and
butter
they
wre
guarding
his
address.
usi
.
.4
.I
th
I
rWsfcfWH
Tor
0!
the
TVfl
Lake
areii.
For
the
pre-
mn
s-ason.
it
plana
to
e&lly
NO
WOIIK
,
s
;
tfi,d
itf
servir-es
In
the
waiern
'
'
'
region,
aenordinir
to
lnfownation
Tnfi
young
apprentice
vcm
rnrcived
by
Mr.
Dawson.
-
whistling
merrily.
..
I
"Ston
that!"
shoutml
the
fora-
T.
,
,.
man.
"You
mustn't.
whintk
while
The
h
..iimshipH
now
in
the
you
work."
Mills
n::
III
H:
tnnrtat
4-fl..
"Who's
workinir?"
oueried
"'ntttilsihTttlTMal
the
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
May
3,
1929
n
Maguire,
the
dentist.
M
D
A
E
G
N
Ut
I
I
E
T
NEVER
AGAIN
in
the
history
of
Prince,
Rupert
will
DENTAL
PRICES
be
aslow
1
t
as
now,
considering
the
material
used
to
construct
artificial
teeth.
and
Woman
Footwear.
,
something
inspired.
And
Plate
Work
of
the
best
material
money
can
buy
at
a
saving
to
you.
You
know
my
standard
of
high-class
workmanship.
Ask
your
neighbors.
They
are
my
patients.
EXTRACTION
OF
YOUR
TEETH
will
be
included
at
these
low
prices,
and
a
small
deposit
will
hold
this
price
for
you
until
you
are
ready
for
teeth.
AS
A
HEALTH
MEASURE
YOU
SHOULD
DO
IT
NOW!
OR.
MAGUIRE
-
Over
Orme's
Office
Open
9
to
6
Evening
Appointm
PHONE
525
LADY
ASSISTANT
ONYX
Styles
can
be
traced
the
touch
of
an
artist
...
qlegance
.
.
.
chic
designs
...
a
delightful
range
of
patterns
from
which
to
choose.
You
must
see
them
.
.
.
siep
into
them
.
.
.
to
appreciate
their
beauty
and'
natural
contour
.
...
to
obtain
that
impression
completeness
.
.
.
to
be,
truly
satisfied.
THE
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
Third
Avenue
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Uupcrl
The
Chahm
and
ModeH
Price
or.
tub
nm
QNYX
Styles
...
awaiting
your
Choice
.
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make
Sulbction
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