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v
U,
1923
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
III'
UN
S
LAKE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
11:11;
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Kd.
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Mi
s.
W.
1).
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(
us.xidy.
Coller-
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Made
Jnr
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tpport
art
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irrjn$Annual
Iloflilay
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mi
13;
The
Le
meeting
T5ather
on
Thurs-
'
arrangements
for
a
l
i.v
on
May
24.
A
''
costsistinK
of
Mim
Davis
and
Mis
la-ned.
Rev.
A.
W.
Iiave
charge
of
tag-."
Hinds.
Assistance
i
I'rum
the
Native
Sons
A
Kirkpa
trick
was
the
sports
commit--
wiKid
reported
Uiat
fames
Wf
being
!-t
wee
9
T11
hitiderSdfrti-the
hM
school
'
-mi
team'.'AIw'
also
be
arranged.
.11
apparatus
was
:
i
volley
ball
game
1
if
desired.
PKINCE
GEORGE
i.
strict
School
Kalj"
A
delegation
representing
ilh
iiu.ii
meeting
last:
""'
jnsmute
ana
caiuHstlnir
,;
livers
as
follows:
Mrs.
George
Abbott
V
'Mrs.'.
r
Noufse;
treas-
wieftout
and
Mrs.
George
Mll-ii.
Ashford;
Sec-
bui
waited
upon
the
city
council
McGowan;
vice-
Monday
evening
to
seek
support
L
Petersen.
There
or
the
establishment
of
a
chil-.f
$200,
on
last,
dren's'playground
in
the
west
end
'
'
.
a
'4-
4
mat
Tl
tt
...111
Si
lit
it
is
mtenoea
io
u
"u.
me
council
win
consult
i'iinilsjSSPiftbunt
i-.igv
cO-rofnis
oners
ome
effective.
.-iit
of
Uuriit
Lake
it"-ir
gardens
just
,
ni
late
having
been
h
work.
i
Kutt
of
Winnipeg
i
i
h-r
cousin,
W.
A.
..Mi'
t
relatives
i
the
rict.
wuir
we
scnooi
ooaru
on
the
matter.
fi
.
s
;
'
-
-James
Stevens
was
sentenced
to
mpletjon,
the
Pound
f,x
moth'
imprisonment
here
r.e-
eenuy
lor
me
men
ol
a
watch
and
chain
as
well
as
other
articles
from
Arthur
Eell-os.
James
Moristity,
veteran
C.N.R.
roadmaster
who
has
retired
from
the
railway
service,
has
arrived
here
from
Vancouver
and
will
make,
his
future
home
in
Prince
George.
I
A.
D.
Crulckshaok
of
the
Wes
tern
Canada
Airways
is
here
to
l
,
mieux
has
completed
make
arrangements
for
the
inau-i
the
paintlsr
of
the
KU
ration
of
an
air
service
be-k
llurns
LaAo
Obser-
tween
Prince
George
and
the
northern
mining
districts.
M'-Krnna
iifd
-
last
an
auto
t
arid
W.
A.
The
city
of
Prince
George
had
Wednesday
a
surplus
of
I16.10T,
during
the
trip
to
Lll-
year
1128
according
to
the
audi-
tor's
report
which
has
just
been
presented
to
the
council.
Rev-
itdrs
in
town
dur-
enue
amounted
to
$108,6M
aBd
frm
the
district
espeaditiirea,
VJZM1.
Norman
8chriler,
The
new
short
route
frees
the
P.
L.
Mulville,
city
to
the
Fair
Grounds
by
way
Newman,
Bald
of
Vancouver
Street
is
expected
to
be
completed
within
the
neat
week
by
the
provincial
department
of
public
works.
PACE
Will
SPECTACULAR
,
CELEBRATE
ON
BLAZE
SEEN
VICTORIAN:
-
AT
VICTORIA
Paper
nd.Shlngles
on
Bnbbjulla
iturnrti
AfUr
Vc(el
Was
f
Isncd
VltTOWA.
May
14.-0e
of
'
the
wmt
spectacular
tight
ever
wHneesed
here
was
seen
ws-esti
the
motorship
Bobby
alia,
carrying
j
s
cargo
of
paper
and
shingles,
;
went
ashore
at
Albert
Head,
a
fewj
miles
from
the
ctty.
The
vessel
was
ablate
from
stem
to
stern.
The
Rnhhvalla
ciurht
fire
Sat
urday
morning
off
Discovery
Is-
lend
and
strenuous
efforts
were!
mnrie
to
extinguish
the
btoce.
Owing
to
the
vessel
being
of
wooden
construction
and
carrying
'WW
01
usmnxavie
goamm
see
vmU
not
go
to
the
bottom,
so
became
neeessaiT
to
beach
her.
Ti.w'
done
at
Albert
Hejyd
wunitu
view
ai
we
onf
This
afternoon's
train,
due
'
from
the
east
at
3:80,
was
reper-i
ted
this
morning
to
be
en
time.
'
...
V
4
,.
V-
1,1
you
teel
when
Vs
,apw
wllfc
tmt
ut
tan.
,
The
Tasting
8how.
L.m.on.j
AIR
SERVICES
NORTHERN
B.C.
Fisheries
Patrol
to
Have
Head-quarters
at
Swanson
Kay
It
is
Announced
;
VANCOUVER.
May
14:
Wes
tern
Canada
Airways
Ltd.
is
in-.
augurating
an
air
service
in
nor.
them
British
Columbia
this
sum
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
boats
or
seaplanes
are
used
ex;1
SCHOOL
GARDENS
AT
"
;clusively
by
this
firm,
the
multt-
ttdd
I'M?
IMCnrrTCn
tude
of
lakes
in
northern
British
;
ItRRAlt
INbrLllfci)
Columbia
affording
ready
ae-
i
cess
to
almost
every
section.
!
TERRACE,
May
13.
An
in-I
The
fisheries
patrol
for
the
spection
of
the
high
school
gar-
northern
district
win
nave
neaa-
,,,.
nrwoiW
th
himiiwiu
mt.
quarters
at
Swanson
Bay.
WILL
REPAIR
i
GRANDSTAND
mer
which
gives
promise
of
de-1
veloping
the
untouhced
mineral
ci,v
Council
Grants
$200
for
Im-areas
of
the
northern
portion
of
provemer.ts
at
Acropolis
the
province
In
the
same'
manner
I
i'
Hill
Grounds
that
this
enterprising
aviation'
,
firm
made
possible
'
rich
'dfseov-
0n
recommendation
of
the
eries
in
northern
Manitoba.
finance
committee,
the
city
coun-One
plane
will
operate
from
dl
la,t
n'ht
to
ePend
Prince
to
'
io?
the
George,
another
from
W'ljnng
at
AcrIo1'8
hlU
Stewart.
If
negotiations
already
r
i
.
lar
aavancea
are
concluded,
an
air
base
will
be
established
by
the
company
at
Hudson
Hope.
While
primarily
for
survey
purposes
this
base
would
offer
still
grounds
Mayor
McMordie
explained
that
the
stands
were
in
a
rather
serious
condition
at
present
and
dangerous
for
the
public.
The
sum
of
$200.
it
was
felt,
was
the
rain
another
approach
for
prospectors
imum
figure
for
carrying
out
the
and
mining
men
to
areas
which
work.
are
practically
inaccessible
by,
The
stands
will
be
put
in
any
other
mode
of
travel.
Flying
shape
before
May
24.
ing
of
the
l'areni-a;ec:er
Asso
ciation
on
Thursday
seveping.
'Much
time
and
work
has
evidently
been
spent
on
the
artisticaly
arranged
flower
and
vegetable
gardens.
Many
shrubs
and
perennials
have
been
planted
and
the
grounds
should
soon
be
very
USE
OF
POWER
PER
CAPITA
The
steady
increase
in
the
use
of
power
per
capita
in
Canada
is
shown
by
a
comparison
of
the
figures
for
1920
and
1927.
Daring
this
period
the
amount
of
power
used
per
100
of
population
in
creased
from
48
to
68
horsepower,
or
the
use
of
power
per
inhabitant
increased
over
46
per
cent.
Cor
classified
section
may
be
HT)cciai
interest
to
you
today.
ANOTHER
CAMPA
IGN
UNDER
WAY
Ta
Iburt
in
the
New
York
Telegram
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coloured
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the
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of
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non-curling
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no
fatenlnn-Attractive
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in
two
widths.
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70c
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