n
Lw
-Tim
DAiLX.
HKWS
FACE
ft
IF"?'
-
i.i
J
M&
DEMAND
'""-EST
likes
Buckley's
Mixture
and
EVERYBODY
everybody
benefits
from
its
remarkable
powers
in
instantly
relieving
and
positively
ending
Coughs
and
Colds,
Bronchitis,
Whooping
Cough,
Croup
or
any
other
ailment
of
the
Throat
and
Chest.
The
very
first
dose
relieves
and
there
are
40
doses
in
a
75-cent
bottle
1
Keep
"
Buckley's'
always
at
hand
at
home
and
at
your
place
of
work.
Druggists
everywhere
sell
it
under
a
positive
money-refunded
guarantee.
W.
K.
Buckley,
Limited,
142
Mutual
Street,
Toronto
2
,ol
LEYS-
I
XTU
Acts
Like
a
Flash
-A
Single
Sip
Proves
It
Large
Size,
75c;
Traveller
Size,
40c
;AND
YOXJ
WILL
MAKE
THIS
RESOLUTION
ONGE
YOU
HAVE
HIDDEN
IN.TIIE
More
Pep
More
Power
More
Comfort
Tian
Any
Lij?hl
Car
Ever
Huilt.
They
Are
on
i',
Displdy
at
Our
Showroom.
.
.
Sf
E.
PARKER.
LIMITED
FORI)
DEALERS
3rd
Ave.
East
DOMINION
TIKES
Phone
83
"Rupert
Brand"
ers-
THIS
HAINTIKST
HKKAKRA8T
WMMV
Smoked
Dally
br
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
I'rince
Itupert.
ILU.
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
News'
COUNT
STUDIES
THE
CARIBOU
I
Tolstoy
Says
HcThinksJlerds
Are
(
j
Increasing
in
I
Number
"
!
I
WINNIPEG,
Man.,
.Jan.
7.
Fires
and
the
slow
creeping
in
of
civilization
are
responsible
for
the
changes
in
the
habits
of
the
immense
herds
of
caribou
that
roam
the
br:en
lands,
'
according
to
Count
Llia
Tolstoy,
grandson
of
the
great
philanthropist
and
writer,
who
left
Winnipeg
over
the
Canadian
National
Hallways
this
morning
for
Timagani,
where
he
will
make
a
short
stay
before
returning
to
New
York
after
nearly
five
months
in
the
wilderness
of
the
Northwest
Territories.
Count
Tolstoy
was
in
charge
of
the
expedition
sponsored
by
the
American
Museum
of
Natural
History
to
study
the
migration
of
relurnpd
east
a
week
ago,
but
Count
Thlstov
and
Mr.
Onscl
did
hit
reach
Winnipeg
from
The
Pas
in
.
.
i
'
1
mini
jrnicruiiy
.
;
'
With
the
party
was
George
Yan-dle,
Arctic
trapper,
who
has
not
seen
civilization
for
15
years.
His
first
re-action
to
Ii
was
a
pair
of
i
fancy
spats
with
zippers.
I
The
caribou
of
the
barrens
have
jmade
moie
changes
in
their
habits
in
the
past
three
years
than
they
have
done
for
a
century,
Count
Tolstoy
said.
Some
scientists
and
old-timers
were
of
the.
opinion
that
the
herds
were
deereatlng,
but
he
believed
that
they
were
increasing,
but
were
moving
further
away
in
their'
great
sweeping
circles.
On
this
trip
he
saws
herds
numbering
thousands
of
heads,
but
the
big
herd
did
not
come
within
the
ken
of
the
explorers.
Count
Tolstoy
strongly
advocates'
the
usj
of
aeroplanes
for
the
study
of
caribou
migration.
The
party
left
Winnipeg
for
the
north
on
August
14
and
went
fron
Sturgeon
Landing,
a
thousand!
miles
by
water,
as
far
as..Reuv.
Heer
Neultin
and
Windy
Lakes,
j
Ninety-seven
portages
wefe
neccft-
j
'
ary
.
The
return
was
made
wf
th
dogs
bought
from
.
the
Eskimo
'Wonderful
animals,
these
Eskimo
logs,"
laid
Tolstoy.
EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU
BUSY
Local
Ilrnnch
Placed
64S
During
Past
Year
Men
The
local
braneh
oMhe
Employment
Service
of
Canada
had
a
(lightly
busier
j-enr
in
1928
than
In
1927,
according
-to
-annual
figures
which
we
Issued
this
morning
by
the
supe4jUendent,
James
M.
Campbell.
Thetf
flee
was
responsible
during
the
year
for
placing
C45
men
in
rfgular
employment,
as
compared
with
455
the
year'
previous,
'arid'
found
casual
employment
for
27G
men,
as
against
:456.
.
An
During
the
year
IhtrflfTvero
uewMippnrttlohftW'
w'6Vk
ahfl
."770
ro-applications,
as
compared
with
respective
figures
in
1927
of
1251
and
5798.
Doth
thee
figures
ndicate
that
therf
W8'
slightly
ess
unempIoyrnenMntheCity
dur
ing
1928
than
the.
eaf
previous.
At
the
samo
time,
"employers
in
the
district
made
use
the
office
by
giving
945
orders
for
workers,
as
jompared
"with
86Hn
1927.
Trans
fers
(n
the
zone
numbered
57
dur
ing
the
year.
The
office
issued
cheap
transportation
certificates
between
here
and
Prince
George
to
137
men,
as
agnlnst
111
last
year.
The
harvest
excursions
took
385
men
from
tho
city
and
district
during
'823.
as
compared
with
3S4
the
year;
previous.
Miners
for
Anyox,
Stewart,
the
UienlraMnterio.-
and
otHec
parts
of
Uyi,dtrjct,
and
loggers,
tie
raak-prsfand
pole
makers
were
chiefly
given
employment
during
the
'past
year.
There
are
now
about
50
men
on
the
unemployed
list
here,
including
quite
a
few
transients
who
hve
recently
arrived
1n
the
city.
Tie
camps
in
the
interior
are,
as
usual,
taking
quite
a
few
men
just
now.
Willi
a
revival
oi
inausinai
A
Youthful
Design
That
Achieves
Rare
Chic
the
caribou.
He
was
accompanied
brunettes,
i&dhi
delicate
combin
by
Horace'
Ashton
and
W.
J.
Ca-
atfonZnf
whue.
.pale
.
chartreuse.'
sel,:
photographers.
Mr.
Ashton
rrrtfH
u
ii
i
.:m
m
ii
mi
ULLgaLE.
1111.
If
ST
.j.The
dress
is
white
chiffon
with
petals
of
chartreuse
and
gold,,
which
QoJors
.are
repeated
In
the
bow
falling
from
the
attractive
Louisehoulanger
neckline.
The
wrap'bf
ermfhe
is"
lined
in
ch'art-
"nJ
l?
'4Uta
a.iinili'
too
prohibitive
for
your
purse,
try
the
same
wrap
in
white
A
Sports
Dress
That
Is
Not
Sports
Dress
Here's
a
paradox
a
forma
sports
dt-'ess!
But
it
is
an
interesting
paradox,
so
we
won't
quar
rel
with
the
designer.
The
model
creating
so
much
excitement
can
safely
be
worn
at
Juncheoitjoc.even
informal
afternoon
functions.
It
is
of
ban
ana-colored'
-flat
trope,
trimmed
with
a
narjjpw
,bpw
of.
'cocoa
brown.
Tne
tilouso
it
embroidefr
ed
illl
over
in'gold'meUl
thread,
and
thsWh'-ik
finely
plaited
and
quite
short
Local
Items
x
F.
1
Kaggerty
sailed
from
Uere
last
night
on
the
Catala
for
.tewart
The
kobdry
dock
is
reported
to
be
figfiring
on
the
construction
of
ttpi
for
the
Home
Oil
o.
wMchMt'
has
bren
rumored
or
some
time,
is
coming
to
open
jp
her.
No
confirmation
of
the
eport
u
available.
H.
C.
Frascr,
Inspector
of
A.
Wilson
presided
at
fne
pipe
activity
in
the
district
forecast.
!
organ
ant!
played
"Gloria"
from
prospects
are
that
1929
should
be
Mozart's
Twelth
Mass"
as
a
vol-u
good
year
from
the
standpoint
i
untury.
,
lev.
A,
Wilson
occtipied
ofemyrnent'.
J
the
pulpit.
1
'
INTELLECTUALS
ANDPARTIES
(Toronto'Globe)
IsnhStTdn-iervaiWe
flatty
lack-
Jultjn
Jnjejlectuals?
The
Ottawa
Journal
apparently
thinks
so
and
the
Evening
Telegram
disagrees.
To
quote
from
the
telegram:
up.
How
are
yon
getac
to
tfi
the
young
itvtl!ctuaM
electwl.
We-will-leave-these
two
Con
and
gold
jn.aS'Auyiiiy.
lormai
.;ervutive
puiMin
.,
ligut
out
ens.emhle
ai.tlm
season
has
AeenV
between
thm
.
the
question
of
whether
or
not
Oxlinru
medui-ifsta,
with.
a.
profound
knowledge
f
the
rlari
i
"
.-ci
TIMBER
1928
I
Amount
For
District
Not
j
I-arcc
as
Previous
Yrar
Spruce
:
.v.
."..
.
.
.
.
.-.
Spruce
Interior'...1..
HemloeW'f
.'..'i
.
Balsam
J
.""fiV.
i.
.
.
:.
.
.
.
lt)le
(lineal
'ft)
....
PilcsOedofvlhjkirtt
Cordwodd'-Wfilif
..!'.
Shinirlallolts
YYords)
.
rfSSrocdflS'
v.:
Total
For
Year
as
Accefdinff
to'
the
repe-fl
of
the
tstrict,o,rtcr
the
timber
seal-
wd
ip.,the
prince
Rupe.rt
distriet
for
the
year
1928
was
DlOSB
bd.
ft
For
the
month
of
Dec
ember
the
amount
sealed
was
4,-855,757
bd.
ft.
The
scale
for
1928
is
not
as
large
as
last
year,
but
owing
to
the
increase
of
timber
activities
next
year
will
likely
show
a
decided
rise.
The
following
Is
a
detailed
statement
for
the
month:
vheok,
preached-at-Uith-servicea
Piles
-Spruce
yesterday
in
First
Presbyterian
,
Piles
Hemlock
bd.
ft.
81,118
868.2S9
2,103,897
38,24
G
,903,614
415,913
184.975
'
.JMW7
01ft
1C
.
31,867
117
Timber
scaled
for
the
year
in
"detail
is-as
follow;
bd.
ft
Douglas
Mr
2,431,442
Red
Cedar
17,204,698
Spruce
3W05.9G2
Spruce
Ihterior
1,322,713
Cottonwood
1,483572
Hemlock
33,009,128
Birch
1,795
Balsam
;137381
Jack
Pfne'
..:.
105432
l'bles
(lineal
ft.)
....
2,810,343
1,082
9901
Church
which
is
temporarily
.PS
lea
Cedar
?48,420
without
a
pastor.
At
evening
scr-
Cordwwd,
(corfts)
.J-
ll.
1
T1...
W
V
oi.i
1.
tV-li.
Wllllr
r6ft
sang
"Tho
Lord
is
My
t
Railway
Ties
Ffr
.
ihcphrdtas
a
vojal
duet...
.
i
Rail
wajT.Tpil
.Hemlock
The
Church
-7
.
....
..
I
liUIlwayMrep;
Pine
.
.
.
o
E
Waited'
jtenci
P
repeated
the1
'Christmas
,
fulpwoda'
cantata
"The
King
Cometh
at
evening
service
yesterday
to
good
advantage.
Owing
to
the
absence
of
the
.
choirmaster,
John
S.
Wilson,
who
was
suffering
with
influenza,
certain
of
"the
numbers
had
to
bo
omitted.
Mrs.
1,940
173
3029
22,792
i)20,000
7G2
1,442
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
WANTED
Girl
fsr
housework;
to
live
in.
Good
family.
Call
Black
127.
10
LOST
Purse
containing
large
sum
of
money.
Finder
please
phone
19
or
leave
at
Dally
'"
,NAVs,"ojfifH.
-
Ttetwmir
Jkl:
-
1
tacular
fitshion.
A
large
quantity
!
has
been
optioned
by
in
Howe
Sound
Uritsnnia)
Mining
0.
i
Three
crew-
art-
engaged
in
samp
ling.
Meanwhile,
no
details
of
the
transaction
on
the
property
are
being.
revealed
by
the
purchase.
,
Nererihele,
their
entry
into
the
',
Alice
Arm
district
will
give
a
decided
impetus
to
the
mining
in
dustry
there.
Rumor
are
aflat
that
other
well
known
properties
may
be
acquired.
the
1
em
would
eern
to
be
just
the
propi-
(on
that'
such
a
big
concern
as
How
Sound
would
want.
A
considerable
amount
of
underground
Mr.
W.
II
ned
on
Wednesday
after
spending
a
few
day
in
Prince
Rupctft
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
B.
Agar
and
I
iday,
Jshuh.
..IH
news
oi
uic
mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Erickson
Confident
of
Rufus-Argenta;
New
Com-pany
for
Stewart
Formed;
Howe
'
Sound
Co.
at
AHcc
Arm
B.
0.
Erickson,
veteran
miner
and
prospector
of
J
.
...
PneflnnH
Pnnnl
rlictflnf
lfthl
llthnm
nflA
nf
tha
.1
,
I
The
Ottawa
Journal
is
down-
x
uwim
va
vuomwv,
v
Hu...u.1vuivm
ium.i
cast
because
the
Conservative
on
the
Rufus-Argenta
mine
is
named,
is
COntidPt!"
':
party
does
not
send
intellectual
the
property
(Uutus-Argenta)
will
yet
become
OW
0
l
giants
to
parliament,
it
yearn
dividend
payers
on
a
large
scale
in
the
Bear
lim
i
.
t,
t
"
for
the
day
when
some
Tory
phil-
fW
u.iB
nn
k
anthropist.will
go.
out
among
thej
V,
K
.
.
.
V
1
i
""
"uu"
1
''
schools
and
college
and
pick
out
J.
F.
Duthie
interests
m
the
various
working,
paitu
u
aH
Dngni
young
men
wao
win
k"
,
oil
me
iiriuftsun
vein,
wmuii
ib
I'loviu
uji
uiau
ut
r
up
into
a
superior
brand
of
Tory
statesmen.
And
with
these
as
shock
troops
the
Tory
party
is
expected
to
overthrow
the
hosts
of
Libevilism
and
make
of
Canada
an
ideal
country.
"But
again
the
old
treutte
loenM
of
very
profitable
we
has
been
located
and
more
is
certain
to
bo
development
work
ha,
frttitiil
h
1at'aJ
nmnt
r.U
ncU
out
UIMM
it
A
mii
stale
Mr.
Erickson.
i
.
mi
in
.
1
wwvvi
i
group,
Alaska,
on
the
Alaskan
side
of
th
boundary,
one
mile
airline
from
.he
Premier.
The
president
of
the
company
is
Brigadier-General
J.
Duff
Stuart,
while
Colonel
Krederitk
M.
kydec,
fB.mer
Ub4-
pwrt
ip
Greek,
would
win
votes
autew-tonsul.general
at
Van
or
me
.
,n
Tn'lon
'ls
that
the
inte'llectual
in-fluence
is
'less
important
than
practical
oxerience
in
promoting
,
rosperlty
and
growth
in
Canada.
Ability
to
split
hairH
on
matters
of
status
and
constitutional
theory
fit.i
a
ma.'i
for
public
of-lice
in
Canada
lest
than
does
the
knowledge
of
how
to
get
an
extra
bushel
of
wheat
per
acre
or
more
eggs
per
hen,
or
how
to
reduce
the
cost
of
producing
a
ton
of
steel
ingots
by
fifty
cents.
Prattfefel
men'
t
Ottawa,
whether'
Conservatives
or
Liberals,
re--Nore
-desirable
In
this
.Xagej
of
our
,
nalienal
life
than
bright
young
theorists.
couver,
is
secretarjHreaturer.
Other
director
include
George
L.
Maclnne.
William
A.
Snera
and
II.
L.
Glldemet-kte:
.
W.
8.
Ha-can,
M.E.,
is
the
company's
engi-
erected
and
has
alrouu
concentrate.
A
i.v
The
Canada
ConwIMated
Mlnwi
V1
Ltd..
wftti
rapiUliiaUon
of
ft,-
tm
eijr
a
wfc
n
tl
Rnnumment
of
n
.
TtHe
M
lives
Ud
A
perverse
eeetoraie
wan
.i.
v.ri.
min.
U,
tw
"""
about
its
at
th
mnf
vote
for
n,M
ow..
incJadilHt
tht
Cnt
.ize.
(i
"
.......
nine
miles
from
iiyuer.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Itupcrt
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Thm-
,
IRpaa.
lMnee
(onr-:
1
D.
D.
Munre
ani
W
i
Jjfflfthera;
Mr.
and
Mr-Hinkener
and
child,
H
'
Griffith.
A.
C.
Knight,
i
IsMntlt,
F.
I.
Hftgan.
I
M
ln.
R
J.
Marshall.
1
i
and
Ml
IWity
MarMili.n
.
,
i
.u
the
the
Dwun
.
.
by
company
are
,.
C-
.
,
mine
New
Denver;
YmiMVilix.c,H,w;
miae,
Ymir;
III
de
Oro,
Sjianish
1
Creek;
and
Thelma,
Nicola.
!
1
Jame
Herfftml.
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men
mn
kii
ntm
nun
1
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recently
te
ca
ry
o
dpmeflt.
G,rge
Lund.-
1.
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rri
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it'..
I
Flewfn,
G.
E.
Brown
t
l
Msrals.
Victory
Cow
Vancouver
where
Mr.
Agar
wuiiunjti
Stales.
attend
the
convention
of
Chevrolet
dealer
there
this
next
week.
Mr.
Agar
intends
visit
ing
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mr.
Win.
Vande4(p.at.'rarkrille.y
''
I.,
before
returning
north.
A,Tiarmlhaer
leit
on
Thuri
Mr.'
Percy
Skinner
visited
with
friend
Thursday.
home
In
Vancouver.
of
Usk,
here
on
The
new
extension
t
the
C
M.
U.depot
here
I
finlhel
and
Tef
race
now
has
a
commodious
waIt-4,
Ing
jjom.
The
upper
p4irt
of
the
building
nlso
makes
additional
living
room
accomodation
for
thel
agent'
family.
Miss
Reid
of
the
high
school
staff
returned
on
Saturday;
after
spending
her
holiday
at
herj
Mr.
Downing
and
children,
who
have
spent
the
Christmas
vacation
.at
Shame
where
Mr.
'
Downing
stationed,
returned
to
their
hQino
here
on
Saturday,
Miss
Hester
Wright,
of
the
public
school
staff
returned
on
Satunlny
Bflcr
spending
her
vac
ation
with
her
brother
In
l'rlnce
Ruiwrt.
Miss
Hlliot
Head
who
has
been
spending
her
holidays
at
thof
homo
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
Walker
fn
l'rlnce
Rupert
returned
home
on
Saturday.
Dmmld
McLeod
of
Vancouver,
Central
Mm.
Jsho
MekMl.
P
it
h
wl;
J.
p.
Kmm1I.
Kdsoi,
'
l(o)
at
Joha
de
Htergemmeaax,
Tt
rr..
C
N.
It
TILMXS
l
1190
SA.
Irom
le
kii
8wAsf.
TUmsj
tfHi
Tlurwi'T'
30
pjo.
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
TERRACE
I
left
on
Saturday
for
his
I
1
after
visiting
here
over
th
MacDonald
retur-
Yar
with
bis
sister
Mrs.
I
ltlchmond.
Joe
8p(tl
returned
on
S;
day
after
spending
the
past
son,
Charley,
left
on
Friday
for
mouth
travelling
through
t
it
Ml
Ruby
Krikevsky
of
Prim
Uujrrft
who
ha
spent
her
va
Ion
at
th
homes
of
Mrs.
J.
1
"Agar
and
Mr.
M.
A,
Greig
turn4)
home
on
Sundaf.
MWs
Cecelia
.DenMins
.i(Miued
on
Sundayie
Tumtt
studies
at
the
Prince
Uupe
ademy
after
sending
her
i
day
at
her
home
her.
R.
M.
Cory
was
host
to
a
m.
bef
of
friends
whn
he
i-m
f
tained
at
a
Jolly
bridge.
psrt
hl
lAthclof
home
on
Friday
lilng:
Vaccination
of
a
number
the
children
rf
the
dlstrit
been
performed
daring
th'
atlon.
In
most
instances
dmirpd
MHiiilta
haw
luwn
olil.i
d
ami
the
children
are
read
"
start
school
again
on
Moni'v
Th
irutnlmn
nf
(h
Ani'li'.'1
Church
children'
choli
,r
the
guot
of
Mr.
and
M
lAttrv
oa.
Krlflnv'.Svsnirlir
il
'
llvl
lirhMlll
ruirlv
f
I
hMf
T
ll""'
hero.
Game
and
dancing
enjoyed
and
delivious
rvU-
msnta
were
served.
Michael
and
Frank
Mon'
of
Prince
Kuirt
who
hav'
the
Christmas
vacation
n
.:il
It'll'
tlf
home
of
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
A.
AH"
left
for
their
home
on
Suml
'
Mis
J.
Donald
and
Mi'
Warn
left
on
Sundnv
i
a
few
days
in
Prince
ltujx
'