20
from
the
Indian
tribes
who
found
food
in
abundance
along
Its
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
June
11,
1951
gled
silkworm
eggs
in
bamboo
while,
but
then
declined,
shafts
from
China
to
Japan,
And
so,
today,
the
production
from
where
the
silk
Industry
!
and
manufacture
of
true
silk-spread
more
or
less
through-;
on
anything
but
a
very
simple
out
the
world.
scale
is
back,
from
where
it
Oriental
silks
became
Sinown
blossomed
across
the
globe,
and
in
southern
EuroDe
throuen
'trade
even
there
the
industry
is
threat-
How
Kaien
Id.
Got
Its
Name
shores.
Salmon
were
caught
in
summer
and
fall
and
dried
for
the
winter.
Oolichans
in
the
spring
were
a
delicacy,
for
rich
in
oil
they
pro-
CONGRATULATIONS
Commonplace
as
guils
may
be
vided
for
both,
grease
for
food
on
any
sea
coast,
their
voracious
and
light,-for
dried
oolichans
i
in
the
first
century,
B.C.
Where
ened.
'
the
natural
food
of
the
silkworm
Where
'
labor
is
cheap
and
ond
;
mulberry
leaveSMSn'V
m
abundant,
silk
can
be
produced
antics
and
comic
mannerisms
can
be
burned
like
a
candle
GOOD
WISHES
Bauxite
was
first
discovered
In
1821
by
a
French
scientist
In
a
clay-like
substance
near
Les
Baux,
Fiance.
It
contains
52
per
i
cent
alumina.
'
to
'abundance,
the
culture
or
silk
and
sold
at
a
profit.
But
the
never
cease
to
draw
uIwUUju
of
began.
In
countries
such
as
rising
living
standards
through-
a
lone
wanderer,
the
tourist,
or
'
Spain,
France,
Holland
and
Rus-
out
the
world
threatens
to
make
a
Sunday
crowd.
To
coastal
in-
sia
the
industry
thrived
for
a
trw
culture
obsolete,
unless
habitants
and
mariners
the
s?a-
',
while,
then
declined,
chiefly
be-
science
takes
a
hand
to
develop
gull
is
a
friend,
but
nevertheless
cause
of
rising
labor
costs
and
machinery
which
can
replace
his
vulgar
habits
are
indisput-
competition
of
other
locally
the
hours
of
painstaking
human
able.
manufactured
textiles.
.
labor.
;
probably
In
vexation
at
the
Several
attempts
at
silk
culture
gulls,
the
island
on
which
Prince
were
made
in
early
America,
as
Population
of
Vanderhoof
is
Rupei
:
iitw
sia..d
separated
by
in
Georgia,
Virginia
and
most
GOO
.area
surroundiifg
the
village,
jutt
a
narrow
gulch
from
the
successfully
in
Connecticut.
But
2,500
Its
main
industries
are
mainland
was
called
Khay-en
cotton
became
too
strong
a
com-:
forestry
and
agriculture.
Total
by
the
Indians.
Khay-en
means
petitor,
and
the
industry
dwind-
payroll
in
Vanderhoof
area
in
the
d:rt
left
behind
by
sea
gulls.
led-
'"'
'
1947
was
$390,098;
in
the
village,
Naas
River
M
miles
north
of
.England
also
had
its1
try
tit
$54,183.
In
1945,
village
payroll
Prince
Rupert
nuans
"the
river
silk
growing.
It
flourished
for
a
was
$3,899.
of
plenty"
and
derived
its
namv?
Metallic
aluminum
Is
made
'
from
bauxite
bj
first
removing
j
the
Impurities,
thus
producing
alumina.
This
will
tj
the
Job
of
I
the
smelter
at
Kitlmat.
Thej
alumina
then
goes
to
an
alumln-'
"
:n
refining
plant.
j
Today
many
synthetic
fabrics
have
relegated
silk
to
the
background.
Although
"showy
material"
it;
in
almost
equal
demand
with
other
wearing
textiles,
silk
has
long
been
replaced
by
synthetics,
such
as
various
forms
of
rayon
and
lately,
nylon.
The
beginning
of
silk
goes
back
-
'
to
2(00
years
B.C.
Even
until
the
woman
has
driven
scientists
to
beginning
of
the
twentieth
cen-
come
up
with
substitute
textures
tury
only
the
rich
could
afford
to
satisfy
demands
and
still
be
to
be
dressed
in
the
sheer,
glam-
produced
with
practical
econ-orous
and
glossy
material.
For
omy.
many
years
siik
was
worn
mainly
Krst
discovery
of
silk
was
by
men,
in
king's
courts,
palaces
made
by
the
14-year-old
wife
of
and
in
othei
places
of
grandeur,
a
Chinese
emperor.
She
found
But
today
the
filmy
and
delicate
the
secret
of
drawing
out
the
texlures
which
have
replaced
filament
from
a
silkworm
ca-silk
adorn
women
in
majority,
coon,
and
was
the
first
to
make
even
the
-ir.cst
unpretentious,
a
fabric
from
this
filament.
She
both
young
and
old.
One
needs
became
known
as
the
"Goddess
only
to
iIob
and
look
at
the
dis-
of
the
Siikworm"
and
is
still
play
windows
of
any
feminine
connected
with
religious
cere-avparel
shop
for
afsurance.
monies
called
for
the
care
of
Although'
a
finer,
more
durable
silkworms
and
silk
production,
s'
rand
than
that
of
pure
silk
not
Production
and
manufacture
yet
has
been
put
to
practical
use,
of
silk,
according
to
some
auth-pmductiniv
of
silk
is
slow,
te-
rrities.
remained
a
secret
with
di:ms
and
-costly.
The
great
de-
the
Chinese
for
2000
years.
Then,
niimd
for
finery
bv
today's
the
story
goes,
two
priests
smug
Columbia
Cellulose
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We
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