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USE
OF
CANOES
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Thursday,
Sept.
5,
1029
Th,e,
incident
qn
the,
local
harbor
Mpnto
afternpo-j
e4wo
yoiihcf
men
paeneerg
from'
a
tounBt
steamer
jessayed
a
canoe
trip
and
were
dumped
out
when
their
boat
''capsiaed
goes
to
show
that
care
and
skill
when
using
such
fragile
craft
is
essential.
Fortunately,
fatalities
such
as
might
have
occurred
then
have
been
fairly
rare
around
rrince
tiupert
in
recent
years,
in
ui
uer
uiul
uic,v
uuijf
un
'
avoided,
persons
who
would
make
such
trips
should
exercise
both
skill
and
care
and
those
around
should
endeavor
to
prevent
others
from
embarking
on
such
excursions
unless
they
are
assured
that
they
are
capable.
The
canoe,
to
say
the-best
of
it,
is
a
treacherous
craft.
SCIENTIFIC
PROGRESS
While
prospectors
are
ever
in
search
of
precious
metals,
the
discovery
of
which
may
bring
fortune
to
them,
scientists
are
as
assiduously
delving
into
the
unknown
in
an
effort
to
make
discoveries
which
may
frustrate
the
'
other's
aims.
Such
discoveries
as
that
reported
yesterday
where
two
New
Zealand
alchemists
have
devised
a
pro-
cess
whereby
other
elements
may
be
transmitted
into
gold
is
an
interesting
one
and
may,
quite
possibly,
prove
a
rev-i-
olutionizing
one,
particularly
if
it
is
followed
up
with
other
;
discoveries
along
similar
lines.
The
last
twenty
years
has
educated
the
world
that
almost
anything
in
the
way
of
scientific
discovery
and
notion
may
be
possible.
Where
it
is
all
going
to
end
can
only
be
a
matter
for
speculation
and
imagination.
GOOD
ADVERTISING
j
Canada
now
has
32
trade
commissioners'
offices.
located
in
the
world's
greatest
business
centres.
During
.
the
past
year
six
new
offices
have
been
opened
in
Panama,
j
Greece,
Peru,
Norway,
United
States
and
Hong
Kong.
Hon.
James
Malcolm,
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,'
is
using
paid
advertising
to
acquaint
business
men
with'
7
the
locations
1
'
in
of
these
i
offices
...
and
.
the
names
.
.
of
.
the
com-1
.
.missioners.
ms
advertising
snows
lust
wnat
services
JtesejJce&,able
to
render.
It
also
appealsijtjpj)-duceroTluiByjhe
export
trade
possibilities
inherent
in
their
own
business.
The
graceful
thing
for
the
Gardiner
government
in
Saskatchewan
to
do,
it
seems,
would
be
to
stepdown
and
al-
low
Dr.
Anderson
to
iorm
an
administration.
Apparently,
though
he
poll
was
not
decisive,
the
people
of
that'
province
oesii-e
a
change.
There
are
many
political
observers
who
fall
to
see
wisdom
in
the
course
Premier
GadjJJ
nor
is
following
in
holding
on
so
obstinately
to
a
Tibffe
which,
at
best,
seems
forlorn.
There
is
a
political
stalemate
in
Saskatchewan
and
neither
of
the
major
parties
is
in
a
position
to
legislate
to
advantage.
Control
under
present
conditions
can
only
be
short
lived
whichever
party
may
now
gain
it.
Another
appeal
to
the
vo'rs
must
be
made
in
the
near
future
and
it
is
difficult
to
see
where
Premier
Gardiner
is
gaining
politica
prestige
by
the
tactics
he
is
now
pursuing.
W&ly
a
world
wfde
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populanty
for
1,80
jVit
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Future
Last
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C.
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last
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Office
team
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