flGE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
May
15,
1929
tion
that
is
our
due,
or
failing
Must
Have
Roads
Sever
Tie
or
this,
to
sever
the
ever
weakening
The
Daily
News
tic
that
binds
us
to
the
south.
riUNCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
(This
excellent
article
is
ineligible
That
Binds
North
to
South
is
for
the
prize
because
-it
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
is
too
long
Ed.).
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
Opinion
of
a
Stewart
Writer
II.
F.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
DAILY
EDITION
THE
NEW
PROVINCE
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uie
For
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50
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south
a
position
which
has
lis
mail
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parts
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and
Central
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Columbia,
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fullest
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lis
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its
unity.
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and
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States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
6.00
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it
is
much
to
be
regretted
that
By
mail
.o
all
other
countries,
per
year
7.50
these
conditions
exist
and
unless
nave
anu
we
snau
not
ue
nappy
unui
we
get
it.
aii
we
or
fhe
beftsfiaah-W
exfted.
suggest
is
that
wtfrSne
tir
,9laim
fqr
it,
iipt
only
through
wuir
vLniteSMjrw-
ine
7vssociaitu
ioanis.
i)ut
lnuiviuuanv
eanv
nexi'A'ear
in
ntflt
ves
iifxthenrovineTaraeins
time
for
it
to
be
nrdviqe'd,
When
the
summer
service
ope'ns.
latu
re,,
pledged
to
no
party,
and
remans
ovinat
time
wecan.reimorce
tne
uemana
ov
au-
wllu
.
i,0,,t
Ul,,er
u,c
flitinnnl
infrrmritirn
Wn
nvo
rft
nolfinrr
fnf
farrfa
Kiif
tereSlS
of
simply
for
our
rights.
SNOW
ON.
PRAIRIES
man
or
beast
or
growing
things.
THE
HUMBLE
HOUSE
WITH
-T
SWKLL
(JARAfiK
ns
in
the
Columbus
Dispatch
COMPETITION
ENDS
NEXT
WEEK
if-
The
t'.uggfstioos
for
Improving
conditions
In
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
have
mostly
been
along
one
line.
The
building
of
a
highway
and
the
formation
of
a
new
province.
While'
some
valuable
suggestions
have
been
rnnde,
the
last
word
has.tUit
been
said
and
there
is,
still
plenty
of
room
lor
others.
The
competition
will
end
definitely
on
Saturday
of
next
week,
after
which
the
articles
will
be
judged.
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
first,
last.un
evWfctnB
time,
they
would
Iei
'afiftrtinn
to
obtain
Thi'
iu:
,
.
1
I
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,
.
j
treatment
denied
hft
the4
man;
V
'it.?
Wbekfel
and
towmW'Bimfr
TVir
w!m
atinw
nn
trip
nrntrips
vpstnrrlav.
Tt.
must,
ments
that
KaTe?gine
i
u
ft,t,f
tv,
,o
nrutnrr
nv,;,vnoUn
who.
even
had'theWwiaTied
eould
llUb
uc
hiuukiiv,
111a
i.
kiicic
who
uinuiiiiL
uujc-Liuiiauic
,
r
,
more
than
southern
influences
snow
will
fill
the
purpose
just
as
well
as
rain.
Probably
woujd
auow
it
is
all
gone
now.
While
six
inches
of
snow
sounds
rather
Falling
the
formation
of
an
winterly,
it
must
be
remembered
that
there
has
been
snow
independent
party
the
pledging
in
Prince
Rupert
in
May
without
any
particular
harm
to
of
the
present
representatives
to
wont
lor
me
gooa
01
tne
norm
even
at
the
expense
of
party
affiliations
might
accomplish
results.
Or
the
extension
of
the
movement
towards
(Mpari
might
be
augmented.thue
fofc-
I
lng
on
the
south
tne
neflsion
i
whether
to
adopt
aiiiore
gener-
of
the
north
or
to
atiffar
thi
loaa
of
'
the
greater
jxirtlfln
'W
the
province.
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In
the
meantime,
individually
and
through
the
IHSfdvf
"Trade
'-.a,
and
jiublicity
oriwUwons,:
wider'
knowledge
of
the
potential'
ities
of
the
north
could
be
made-more
generally
known,
the
compilation
and
publication
of
in-:
formation
in
regard
to
mineral
lands
lying
Idle
would
undoubt
edly
stimulate
prnstwctintf
by
airplane,
now
extensively
practiced
in
eastern
Canada.
Many
!
discoveries
of
mineral
by
the
placer
miners
in
the
early
days
which
to
them
were
valueless,
to
day
with
these
,
IfHffllLUM
.maJ
Tcntfwn.'the
redisvWr
prospective
mines
is
assured.
Scenic
Highways
Concurrently
with
the
foregoing
constant
presentation
to
the
government
of
the
needs
of
the
north
In
roads
must
bo
maintained,
with
requests
basod
on
soaift.
In
keeplng-'wjthithat
In
Xrt8UcjnitheT.outh,vjierS
scenlji
highwayjuiave
done
much
tp
ip
eriasqr
ritabletouristMVafuc.
I
The
connection
of
Prince
Bup-j
ert
with
the
road
system
of
tho
province
should
be
made
tho!
main
issue
for
the
peoplo
of,
northern
and
central
British
Co!-
umbla
to
unite
on,
and
a
movement
started
and
prosecuted
i
with
vigor
until
the
desired
insult
hM.hean
obtained,
with
th
;
creation
of
the
Province
of
Cnle
donia
the
alternative.
Too
long
have
we
stood
hat
in
hand
for
the
meagre
doles
the
a
Droaoer
mmaea
policy
man
...
.
.
.
,
fested
the
now
narrow
breach
'
,
.
...
..
...
Wednesday,
May
15,
1929
.
between
the
north
an.l
south
is
ed
to
give.
The
time
past
when
"
these
httflA
THIS
SUMMER
300
vancement
of
the
southern
area,
and
the
general
want
of
Judge
Duhuc
to
Of
flciate
in,
Mur-
10
tfumtilnlfVA
S-
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fin
lift
c
r
n
r
f
Vi
a
vr
nftnf
VO
no
MIUHICUC
Ul
CI1C
JU
tCll
tlcliitico
U.
iiuiuimi
auu
'25
British
Columbia,
coupled
with
more
or
less
antagonism
.02
to
the
exploitation
of
resources
outside
of
the
s'outh's
im-.15
mediate
environments,
has
brought
about
conditions
that
1.00
must
be
remedied
if
the
province
dcr
Case
at
Aklavik
In
Arctic
EDMONTON.
May
lffi-Two'
Eskimos
now
being
held
at
"AW?'
lavik
on
criminal
charges
are
to
be
tried
at
that
far
northern
point
this
summer
before
Judge
Dubuc,
stipendiary
magistrate
for
thfi
nnrlhwpst
fprritnri.
At-
has
gont
.-,in
,
i110
,.i,.,i
,
f
.
.
I
i
VV.llli
.u
VW
tivtu
.
Vf
W
J
JUO.
UW
icvtiiu
AVVVS1VU
moo
an
raa
u'Atlll
.
A
.
.
bound
to
widen
until
separation
T
rrom
utUwn'
c-
Dar,,B
wi"
suffice,
the
northern
half
if
of
r
th.
the
!u
iho
.
,,,,,.
vn
results.
'
Throughout
the
south
the
gen
eral
viewpoint
which
has
been
ioccudv
vantage
points
en
tne
The
federal
government
has
refused
to
give
a
daily
British
Columbia
coast
are
en-mail
during
the
summer
for
the
district
between
Edmon-
titled
to
the
business
derived
ton
and
Prince
Rupert.
The
postmaster-general
is
not
frem
the.
exploitation
of
the
re-yet
convinced
of
its.necessity
or
desirability.
The
Prince
f?urce8
1beh,,nd
Jthem-
and
wIllJ
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
has
asked
for
it
again
and
again.
JJ
the
ranci
Individual
Boards
of
Trade
at
the
different
towns
and
m
of
the
1)rDVjnce
wui
have
villages
have
asked
for
it.
Edmonton
has
asked
for
it
begun,
and
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
for
central
British
independent
Members
Columbia
have
asked
for
it
iyAM
tJ.:SM&
fj'fo'
nWMPui
Whilo
wp
vnli7P
thf
npsirn
nf
thf
nnetmnetpr.rrpnprnl
ritorv
direallVitflbuLarr-.
.AO
It
to
keep
down
expenses,
at
the
same
tirn$Jvtajhink
vVff
'are''hou,f.tentf!Sf
entitlel
to
that
daily
maU.
It
is
not
a
vital
matte?
like
15
biic
uuiiviiiig
wiu
ivou)
uui
iu
10
wiiikLiiui
c
ouuuiu
conditions
SB
UB
ore
iaqir
,
peatit
much
change
province
has
greater
potential
J()Seph
A
c,arke
w,
be
counM,
wtraun
in
uuiivim
ana
agricm
u
i
un
.
.
.
ivi
luc
avvupm,
win
forts
the
whol
situation
can
be
custody
of
the
Stewart
and
the
many
towns
as
own
hands
to
force
the
recogni
yet
unborn
that
will
some
day
having
The
idea
seems
to
have
become
prevalent
here
that
the
largely
fostered
by
one
Vancou-
.nd
wly
thTdli-
'T?
aPP,nted
b'
the
minir
town
of
Stewart
was
opposed
to
the
idea
of
a
new
prov-
ver
.
newspaper-is
that
the
pro-
rim,MtJon
exercliwd
the
adt
of
Julice-fnce
for
the
north.
That
fallacy
is
cleared
up
today
by
the
v.inee
.shouId
.be
deve,Td
on
vancement
of
the
north
would
.
A
c.harjfc
:
of
m"rd?r
has
...
-
"
i
Hiia
tA
I
fy
maun
T
na
pan.
-!
mr
n(nlnB
f
llUinn
I.a
times
"
greater
'-
f-
c;r"r
""XrV:;
tralfcation
of
all
traffic
in
Van-j.-
..
kimq,
who
is
alleged
to
have
muu.
oicn
man,
wnu
suoiigiy
uxyes
wie
luimaiiu.i
ui
C0UPi
the
fact
that
the
natural
"
!
killed,
another
native
named
0k-
a
new
province
as
an
alternative
to
better
treatment.
We
.trnd
of
traffic
is
bv
the
shor-
what
are
we
eoinr
to
do
about
suk.
at
nthurt
init
i.nv
sir.
ciinrrrncf
tliif
inufinfl
inf
anaf
A1
in
flio
mnffot
tia
rlo
tkA
a!i.9
lir.:.:-.
.i
..ni
t
.
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A
GOVERNMENT'
From
The
Humorist,
London,
"feb-"
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",;l"v'0"-u
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ui
iei
rouiwo
num
me
iiivcuv.
nijin
hiujik
mr
ucuer
times
un-
pijaK
win
oe
inea
on
a
cnarge
;
panjr
$
leave
Kdtnonton
for
the
kenzie
Rfver.
The
trip
will
take
velopment
of
northern
British
Columbia
Should
read
the
the
ea
is
ignored
and
in
the'der
present
conditions
will
mean
of
infanticide
alleged
to
have
far
north
are
being
made
by
the
from
six
week
to
two
months
ai'llCie.
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,QalTJ.lVp
oul
01
111,8
i""4"1
l,lc
.inat
many
years
must
pass
Either
better
treatment
or
sever
the
ties
is
the
SUffffes-
development
of
the
northern
in-
fore
much
advance,
can
be
be-
been
committed
at
Demarcation
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Polim.
in
rnmnlut
ex-
Point
in
the
Yukon
.Territory.
It.
ia.exiiected
that
the
nartv
will
Four
thousand
mllp
will
i.
iinn
that
pnmno
frnm
tlin
minino-
ntrp
"nf
Pnrr1flnf1rW9Pon
economic-
lines
is
rmtm,
whereas
whereas
by
by
united
united
ef-
ef-
Both
Both
prisoners
are
now
in
danai.
DAILY
MAIL
the
leave
here
about
June
16
in
time
covered
by
the
nartv
in
makinir
Royal-Canadian
"to
take
pamage
on
the
first
trip
this
trip
to
the
Arctic,
it
beinir
Vancouver,
Prince
Rupert,;
changed,
the
power
is
in
our
Mounted
Police
at
Aklavik.
of
the
s.s.
Distributor
after
the
approximately
2.000
mileR
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i.ilifl.
Ik
'
Electrical
AmbasslJjgpip
ri
order
to
6crvc
the
people
of
Canada
from
those
who
live
in
the
largest
cities,
to
those
dwelling
in
remote
hamlets
the
Northern
Electric
Company
have
establish
xl
their
direct
ambassadors
in
stratcgio
distributingpoints
of
the
Iarninion.
J?rom
these
centres
radiate
the
in
fluence,
and
that
personal
service
which
the
Northern
Electric
Com'
'
pany
desire
the
public
to
expert
of
tiiem.
Thece
branches,
therefore,
enable
all
rarts
of
the
Dominion
to
share
equaUyinthebcnefitstliattheHome
Office
represents
and
dispenses.
'
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.!
E&th
brdnch
is
equlf
to
render
a
complete
'sales,
merchandising
anJ
engineering
imici.
Korfhem
Fecrc
COMPANY
LlMITCD
Equipment
for
Trawmimng
Patter
and
Souni
a
H
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VANCOUVtS
313
Water
Street,
Vancouver,
.CVV
n-
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-
,'
each
Arrangements
for
the
judicial
break
up
of
the
ice
in
the
Mac-
way
from
Edmonton
to
Aklavik,