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FOUR
THE
DAILT
NEWS
Thursday,
May
23,
1929
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Evury
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
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Avenue
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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
,
DAILY
EDITION
ELEVATOR
SITUATION
There
are
those
who
say
it
is,
impossible..
to.
form
a
?t
,nt0
thc
-:i
"t
-
1
'
is
it
posfiDie:
vmyiinjo
it
is.
in
tnese
democratic
)evaqnieyea.
l"B-pr
attended,
borne
will
go
out
on
the
water
and
finjoy
life
at
the
beaches
or
at
the
Salt
Lakes.
It
should
be
a
fine
holiday
if
he
weqther
man
is
kind.
IT
DEPENDS
ON
YOUR
POINT
OF
VIEW
Tre
of
Homesteaders
Into
Peace
Country
Wo
i
,
and
working
from
sunup
to
dark.
uuysinust
ungsuit-poosiujiv
n
viiu
norinern
part
op.jjre
$
Deyond
II
ythe,
we
pulled
off
province
is
a
uifitJcwdtfrnands
forf
a
separate
goverrihe
road
into
the
bush,
for
a
chat
BJ
If
the
peo
'I
regard
to
There
is
Ho
dwibt
but
that
fider,
ul
the
Peace
River
block
possibility
of
Sight
For
lesser
period,
paid.
In
advance;
per
mdrifh
.50
Land
of
Open,
Type
Is
Gone;
Most
Of
Homesteads
Left
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia,
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
3.00
1
Transient
display
advertising,
per
inch,
per
Insertion
1.10
Transient
advertising
on
front
page;
perinch
2.80
Local
readers,
pet
Insertion,
per
line"'
.
!
.......
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.
.
.
J
.
.'
.
i
.25
Have
Rush;
All
Along
Main
Roads
Settlers
Working
From
Sunrise
to
Sunset
fjiis
is
onejoj$5:serie8
of
vSijc
articles
by
H.
Wul!et
w,th.the
rajltiiWncentraUon.oi
&Ulersjn
Csm&a&lriat
"Inland
each
.15.
empire,"
the
Peace
River
district.
Legal
notices,
insertion,
per
agate
line
Or
four
months
for
,
1.00'
(Special
to
The
Daily
News
and
the
Edmonton
Journals-Copyright
Bj
mail
to
all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
...G.00
Rv
mnil
t
By
II.
F.
MULLETT
EDMONTON,
May
23.
Though
there
aremillions
of
acres
of
splendid
land,
available
to
the
homesteader
in
the
Peace
River
country,
there
remains
today
very
little
open
prairie
land.
r
l
i
'
A
UaaV
serves
rves
oi
of
;i
The
terms
"Grande
Prairie,
"rouce
Loupe
prairie,
Rolla
prairie,"
"Spirit
River
prairie,"
etc.,
are
misnomers
.
'today,
so
far
as
the
homesteader
is
concerned.
There
is
.
.
tnnA
no
more
prairie
left.
The
axe
and
the
brush-work
must
m
Thun,day'
May
'precede
the
plow.
r
.
..
J
'fhjf,
applies,
too,
to
the
million
'
,icres
or
land
in
tne
lorest
re-
untapped
water
power,
Tower,
and
the
precious
minerals
!
.vu,K
jjiuyuaaw
wiwwae
c,nd
Us
environ8i
which
are
rapid.
,
additJoni
ito
things
V
would,
two
f
elevator
1
and
the
conduct
of
the
business
of
the
Alberta
ly
heing
8Urvc)-ed
and
thrown
-it
would
stimfce
Vtftiement
5
Wheat
Pool.
We
do
not
think
it
WOUld
t?e
Wise
to
Carry1
open
to
homestead
settlement,
of
the
agricultural
land
of
the
Criticism
any
further
at
present.
The
Pool
has
publicly
Squatters
going
in
ahead
of
the
j
Teace
still
open,
and
it
would
a
i
ai
Aiii
"
i
ii
l
n
r
i
i
.
.
kkLi
a.
il.
mtimaieu
mat
me
Dusiness
aone
mrougn
rnnce
uupen
surveys,
n?nK
aKo
souKni
oui
me
will
iikely
be
better
during
the
coming
season.
Until
they
ier
lands
and
8ttled
them-
slmvu
thnt
tW
aiv.
not
malrinfT
(rnnrl
Wo
ro
oitrrn-oat
The'r
claims
are
prior
ones
when
that
criticism
be
withcld.
Sho5de
Pool
again
to
TZZL
i
irivu
i
rinee
iv
nen
a
lair
ueai
we
snan
asK
an
irienns
or
i
v,
i,
provide
industrial
growth,
too,
thus
giving
to
the
Peace
River
country,
that
happy
dual
develop
ment
of
agriculture
and
industry.
without
which
no
country
can
be
Prince
Rupert
to
join
in
a
barrage
which
will
make
it-
there
will
be
more
or
less
brush-
i
Sell'
ieit
ngnt
through
the
prairies.
Let
US
all
hold
hack
ing
and
light
clearing
to
be
done.
optimistic
spirit
that
peril
our
ammunition
but
store
it
carefully.
.
,
Today,
all
the
way
along
the
1
1
Iifn
a
'
tuer
r
main
roads
both
north
and
south
,
.
,
.
.
n
'
n
.
Incident
Pouce
h
Lf
at
Coupe,
when
pa
xr
tt
np
nnvu?
ru-r
ur.
,iitn
bush,
clearing
a
land
"iiivv
office
there,
ilicic.
to
see
which
ay
a
"l
a
.
i
.
.
t
i.i
u'
it
ana
fA
rnr
a
nnnan
u'ith
vnA
n
vn
separate
proyuicA
wuoqul
tne
'ssuppoit
ortne
'Southern'"
V
V
,
,
wuid
i
the
first
one
to
file
on
part,
"it
cairf.BS
doTi&i''
is
then4
diatum.
parently
enjoying
it.
u
-
i
vv-a
(imii
tiurMie,
iivnrcviVOU
hadi
fallen
vacant.
I.enm!
fortoUe
rr?0raieiflOn
thrM
th?
a
car
that
had
given
him
every;
jb
mi;
iiiiKoitiniii
ui
i;i
uvjiiwu.
uiiu
musir
iJKUUie
.Will
t.!
.l.
...j
"
'
"
"""J
arree
that
it
LheinD-
exnlni
erl
for
thp
hpnpf
iinr
thon'r,
"
t
"
T
'"j
lfl".
",u?"CBi
f'Mb
e
tMuf'e
on
th
ot
fl
-
-r,
mvi
,
r-T
"
JI1ULII
.
(
.
....
l
.
i
a
ai
i.
.
r
developed.
.One
.mine
in
Stewart
navs
over
S100.000
in
t4U"
e
up
ne.re
,ni.
in.Dn-
.
trek
of
himeseeker8
into
the
fer
ijp
taxes
and
the
district'gets
about
$35,000,
back
in
appro-'
:,ef7hu
.X
e."
llle
,ai?d"
of
the
Peace-
At
tha
sL
Prince'
which
is
the
best
blih
and
Hythe,
priations.
George,
treated
of
the
"Fairly
heavy
isn't
it?'
newtton'nFoirview
districts,
pays
large
sums
into
the
provincial
treasury
and
we
commented.
'
"V1
ur'Tfaw,ro
f
erei,,"et"
gets
nothing
like
as
much
back
as
it
pays.
So
With
the
"It
isn't
anything
at
all
to
us
c0try
there
a
K
h'!f
j
other
districts.
See
what
a
stumpage
is
paid
on
the
poles
Joika
who
came
originally
fron,
fire
thJ
imajrirMltior,
atld
8tir
the
nu
wco
cuv,,
uuu
miaiuu
ituub
iu
uc
nic
uuueiiii
ictA
uu
.
..
..
,
.
T
,
B'ooa,
ior
nere
one
senses
the
output
of
the
mines
at
Smithers,
Hazelton
and
Top-
18
u
big.ger
bruh
thero-,and
heartbeat
of
a
new
land
in
u,y
uic
dwuui
auu
ucv
ciuiniciik
win
ue
itiarueu
oecause
what
you
grow.
Here,
the
land's
Of
the
loss
of
the
money
which
is
sent
SOUth.
ours
for
the
asking,
and
If
they
Tt.
1H
fllf
fifMllf
tn
SPPIIVP
fimiroc
tn
nvnvo
inot
Virm
munVi
ran
crrnw
A
1
ui
n
money
is
collect
in
the
north
and
sent
south."
"We
are.
ci.
e
en
do
it
hre,
I'!d'mn,
hum
"i18
with
"?w:f.omer'1?01,c
Vinvvnvpr.
nnitr
snrp
tVinf
wo
rlr.
nnf
nrnf
nrfffTsltrr-;1?T
too.
r
t
much
as
we
Might
or
as
much
as
we
should
if
we,
formed
-Railroads
itiir
Factor
our
own
province
and
expended
our
own
money1.
NATIONAL
HOLIDAY
Tomorrovi
is
a
national
holiday
and
doubtless
Prince
fa?Mnat
on
Ju
Itupert
peopldill
enjoy
it
to
the
full.
If
.the
weather
is
IV.
'S,!'1
oiiifoVtln
;tI,n
tfeill
.Mil
Un
V,
A.
A.,
.,.1
1
i
i
i.
i.
A
:i?
i;
TtMl
ttmi
1HI
The
farm
goods,
sidings
are
a
jumble
the
the
cr
activity
as
their
gaping
maws
disgorge
still
more
assorted
miscellanie
to
add
to
All
talk
In
the
north
thb
year
lh?
P"
already
there,
is
of
railway
and
the
specula-
Cattle
mill
restlessly
round
the
tion
Is
natural,
in
view
of
the
corral
and
there
ia
n
medW
nf
ne
1,
the
northern
sound
horses,
cattle,
sheep,
pigs,
be
taken
over
from
chickens,
geese,
turkeys
all
vo-
province
of
Alberta,
and
op-
cI!y
protesting
against
this
R
rS"a
the
two
trans-
hurly-burly
of
activity
which
is
n-
......
.....
t.v..
muijv
uvv.uvi.kv.
ijitt
win
uc
ci
loairnenuiis,
as
the
big
civic
dance
in
the
evening
which
will
doubtless
be
well
Alberta
Railways.
(As
Germany
would
have
us
so
her,
h.hI
an
the
Allies
see
her.)
Doy!,:
in
the
Philedelphia
Record
I
have
something
you
want;
you
have
something
I
want.
We
BcMogcthc
Northern
the
movement
of
settlers
Into
the
on
the
Teace
adjacent
to
Hud.
I
son's
Hope,
nn.il
be
thus
continued
'
as
oiie
line
through
the
Rockies
to
the
Pacific
Coast
is
umlnuht.
1
edly
a
factor
in
the
selllerai-nt
north
and
south
of
(he
river.
Je--yond
Rolla
W,
Ylil
Johh
oh
j
the
south,
nnd
over
the
old
Fort
M.
John
trail,
north
of
the
river.
I
Pouce
Coupe
definitely
counts'
on
a
railroad
through
there,1
within
thc
next
two
or
throe!
years.
Whether
It
will
come
first
I
by
way
of
thc
grade
laid
some
years
atro
from
Spirit
River,
or
i
up
from
thc
south
from
the
pres-lent
end
of
steel
at
Hythe,
the
'old-timers
don't
care
much.
All
they
know
for
certain
Is
that
there
will
bo
a
railway
Into
Pouce
Coupe
in
short
order
I
Such
a
line
nassinir
through
the
highly
mineralized
ranges
of
the
Rockies,
with
the
best
of
j
Cpal,
unlimited
timber,
vust
and
new
lands
far
bevond
the
end
of
Undoubtedly,
the
rush
into
the
the
steel,
new
lands
both
north
and
south
Forty,
fifty
a
hundred
miles
of
the
Peace
this
year,
is
In
anti-
beyond
the
railway
north
nnd
c
pttion
of
early
railroad
exten-
south
of
thc
Peace,
the
home
sions
and
the
later
hope
of
a
slenders
are
going
in,
confident
coast
outlet
that
thnt
shining
steel
ribbon
The
possibility
that
the
two
will
follow
th-m.
on
some
happy
forks
of
the
existing
railway,
dav
In
the
fnt
iZllTtn
""V'h
7?'
Ilut
lhen-
a"
ne
of
them
put
:
Join
again
at
some
su.table
point
,t
to
.
..lh(
h(!re
,'
mg.
Why,
look
at
the
roads
look
at
the
trucks
rushing
out
Just
Receiv
d!
A
shipment
of
TRAVELLERS'
SAMPI.KS
from
Maslcr
Me-thanlc.
ConMih!
it
.1
MEN'S.
YOUTH'S
.AND
ROYS'
I.ON0
TROUSERS
At
my
reduced
nnd
we
them.
price.
Cnll
Montreal
Importers
:
THIRD
AVENUE
The
Firm
That
Drought
Eastern
Prices
to
the
West
stuff
to
the
railwayradio,
tele-1
'graph,
and
what
not.
Y'orter
seent
our
pioneering
out
in
the
western:
states,
years
ago,
and
then
ye'd
know
what
real
pioneering
'
means"
3
of
i
implements,
household
bedding
and
all
the
Im-
Had
17
Boils
On
His
Neck
Arms
and
Legs
Mr.
A.
L.
WilIo,
Baplon,
Man,
write:
"I
had
been
bothered
with
boils
for
about
two
years.
I
had
Mveatcen
on
my
neck,
arms
and
lefts.
I
tried
all
kinds
of
medicine,
but
non
of
them
seemed
to
help
tne
any,
I
then
used
two
bottles
of
1
and
I
hare
never
been
bothered
with
any
boils
since
then."
B.
B.
B.
ia
manufactured,
only
by
,
Th
T.
MObuxn
Co,
Ltd,
Toronto,
Opt
GYPROC
Makes
;
Old
Homes
Young
t,
v
-
By
nailing
the
smooth,
rigid,
fireproof
Gyproc
sheets
right
over
the
faded
walls
and
ceilings
and
then
decorating,
you
can
make
the
oldest
home
look
new
and
handsome.
2IO
Fireproof
Wallboard
For
Sale
by
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Saturday
Mmmg-:-9
to.2Qock
Once
again
Richmond's
Liuvrc
is
making
the
customary
monthly
Clock
Sale
offering
to
their
customers
of
high-class
quality
gjods
at
fractional
prices.
Helow
are
listed
only
a
few
of
thc
bargains
which
may
be
picked
up
by
those
who
care
to
make
their
purchases
between
9
and
?.
o'clock
on
Saturday.
Customers
and
friends
of
thc
Louvre
have
appreciated
these
Clock
Sales
during
thc
past
many
m:nths
and
the
prices
quoted
below
should
permit
them
to
appreciate
the
Clock
Sale
still
more.
.
Remember
From
J
to
2
o'clock
Saturday.
THIRD
AVENUE,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
H.
C.
30
ONLY,
JiftDIES
DRESSES-All
sizes,
alhjtyles.
Clock
Sale
price
$o.9.
50
ONLyJ
LADIES
DRESSES
Every
one
of
outstanding
style
and
quality.
Regular
values
uo
to
$29.50.
Clpck
Sale
price.
.
.
.$10.00
H
ONLY,
LADIES'
RAINCOATS
in
different
sizes.
Regular
values
up
to
$9.
Clock
Sale
price
9."c
LADIES'
SILK
SHADOW-PROOF
SLIPS
Regular
value
up
to
$4.
Clock
"Sale
price
95c
12
ONLY,
LADIES'
SILK
AND
WOOL
AND
WOOL
SWEATERS
Regular
values
up
to
$5.
Clock
Sale-price
95c
12
ONLY,
LADIES'
IIATS-ThU
is
a
real
special.
Some
of
them
worth
$0.00.
Clock
Sale
price
95c
G
ONLY,
LADIES'
DRESSES
Reg
ular
value
up
to
$20.
Clock
Sale
price
$.195
2
ONLY.
LADIES'
TAVEED
COATS
COATSSize
"
G.
Clock
Sale
price
"
$.1.95
45
ONLY,
LADIES'
HATS
The
very
latest
in
straws
and
felts
Regular
values
up
to
$8.
Clock
Sale
price
$2.95
73
ONLY.
LADIES'
HATS
IN
ONF
LOT
No
two
alike.
Regular
values
up
to
$12.50.
Clock
Sale
price
.$1.95
LADIES'
TWEED
TAILORED
SUITS
with
wrap-around
skirts.
Regular
value
$29.50.
Clock
Sale
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