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WHOLE
WHEAT
.IS
Friday,
June
5,
1931.
MONOPLANE
OR
BIPLANE
British,
Air
Ministry
Will
Make
1
Strenuous
Tests
v
uii
specially
v
i
Built
Craft
SUBSCRIPTION
KATES
J
City
delivery,
by
mall
or
canier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
5.00
LONDON.
June
5:
-For
many
a
For
lesser
periods,
paid
In
advance,
per
month
50
day
oa
airfields
the
world
over,
ma-
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia,
'
nufaeturers.
pilots
and
other
In-paid
In
advance
for
yearly
period
..
L
3i)0
tefested
in
the
maxtmusfl
efflclwiey
By
mall
to
all
otner
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Em-
of
aircraft
havt
argued
as
to
whe-
plre
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
$6.00
ther
the
monoplane
or
biplane
Is
toy
mall
to'
all
diner
countries,
per
year
9.00;
the
most
effective
type
of
construc-
tlon-
A
""nroplane
naa
but
one
tnvrnTicivr
ERTISING
nirrs
RATES
w,ng
wnie
a
b,plane
has
tW0i
Transient
display
advertising,
per
men,
pr
Insertion
1.40
answer
should
be
found
$oon
now
02
for
the
Air
Ministry
lus
decided
to-25
make
a
practical
test
of
both
types.
Two
medium,
sized
alMlners,
one
a
monoplane
and
the
other
a
biplane,
have
been
ordered.
Each
will
carry
the
same
load
and
the
same
engine
power.
Scrupulous
care
Is
being
taken
to
ensure
that
the
only
Important
point
of
difference
between
the
two
machines
shall
be
the
structure
of
the
wings
and
control
surfaces.
Cabin
accommodation,
arrangement
of
the
cockpit,
nsii(almn
taJ
Aea
an1
ccon
Widespread
Regrets
at
Passing
of
Mrs.
Albert
Bedore
terrace.
June
I
Tnere
wis
widespread
sorrow
on
Wednesday
when
It
beetme
known
that
Mrs.
Albert
Bedore
had
suddenly
passed
away,
leaving
her
hutband
with
i
family
of
four
small
children
tn
care
for.
Mrs.
Bedore
was
down
town
on
Monday
and
appeared
in
her
usual
health
and.
cheer
but
later
sickened.
Dr.
Mills
was
in
attendance
and
rendered
every
possible
assistance
but
it
was
evident
from
the
fitlt
that
the
mother's
chances
of
Ufevwere
very
slim
and
she
pasted
away
on
Wednesday.
The
funeral
took
place
on
Thurs
day
morning,
W.
A.
Kirkpatrlck
being
the
undertaker.
Services
were
conducted
by
Rev.
E.
A.
McCarthy
at
the
hbme
and
at
tn
grave
tide
there
being
a
large
ga
thering
of
relatives
and
friends
present.
P.
Merkley,
E.
M.
Lawrence.
S.
Wilkinson.
E.
Cole.
W.
E
Smith,
and
J.
Cauthers
acted
as
underbearers.
Deputy
Minister
Of
Finance
Here
En
Route
South
F.
D.
Johnson,
deputy-minister
of
finance
and
formerly
city
trea.-
j
urer
of
thl
city,
arrived
in
the!
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
Prince
Oeorge
and
salted
lasn
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
foi
Victoria.
For
the
past
month
or
no
Mr.
Johnson
has
been
in
Prlne
Oeorge
Hospital,
suffering
from
a
severe
attack
of
pneumonia
with
wh'h
he
was
seized
on
the
train
while
travelling
west.
He
Is
still
very
weak
although
sufficiently
recovered
to
be
able
to
travel.
!!
was
accompanied
by
Mrs
John
son.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
june
s.
District
News
TERRACE
A
fine
baby
son
was
born
un
Saturday
last
to
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Stanley
Mills.
William.
McNefeh
of
the
Wo'rli-men's
Compensation
Board
was
a
visitor
here
during:
the
week.
Thomas
McMeekln
of
Prince
Ru
pert,
was
a
business
visitor
here
on
Monday
and
Tuesday.
T.
Shackleton
.
of
Usk
put
In
-a
tw
tlaj
In
town
at
the
week-end.
C.
Flnlay
of
Prince
Rupert
I
spending
a
short
'time
attending
to
his
ranch.
,,.
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergln
arrived
Monday
and
returned
to
Prince
Rut
pert
on
Tuesday.
He
had
been
called
to
attend
Mrs.
Mills.
A.
A.
McDonald
and
P.
McNlchol
?'
Uslt
cam
In
on
Sunday
"
b"s-
tiers'
comfort.
luggage
space-all
Prince
Rupert
might
do
well
to
make
a
final
plea
to
the
j
are
identical,
and
the
three
engines
iness-
Federal
government
to
commence
work
this
year
on
the
Si.Sr
mi
"ewciiynl?
Prince
Runert
Pacific
outlet
to
the
Peace
River
as
a
means
of
putting
the
I
y
Built
of
Met3,p
ipent
a
few
days
with
her
famitf
Unemployed
to
Work.
If
some
such
national
enterprise
is
j
Each
machine
is
built
entirely
of
returning
to
the
coast
on
llOt
Started
there
will
be
a
bad
outlook
for
the
coming
win-
i
metal
except
for
the
fabric
covering
Tuesday's
train.
j
ter.
II.
on
the
other
hand,
a
few
thousand
men
were
em-
i
wings
ana
tau
unit,
ana
win
nave
ployed
in
railway
building,
the
country
would
be
getting
real
value
for
the
money
expended,
the
men
would
retain
their
self-respect
and
the
whole
country
would
benefit.
mat
argument
is
wholly
apart
from
the
fact
that
with
wheat
at
its
present
price
it
is
impossible
for
the
Peace
River
farmers
to
raise
grain
at
a
profit.
To
give
them
a
direct
outlet
to
the
coast
by
the
most
feasible
and
direct
route
would
be
worth
more
to
the
farmers
of
the
Peace
than
to
give
them
a
bonus
of
five
cents
a
bushel
on
their
grain.
n
n.
.
.
REPORTS
FROM
RUSSIA
Reports
coming
from
Russia
are
many
and
varied.
While
one
apparently
authentic
story
gives
details
to
show
how
lovely
is
everything
the
next
pictures
conditions
as
awful.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
more
of
the
stories
are
correct
than
most
people
think.
The
country
i
very
large
and
conditions
vary
with
the
districts.
Conditions
are
not
consistently
bad
or
consistently
favorableJHsjounfry
being
maue
over
ana
it
wui
taKe
many
years
to
make
it
over.
Considering
the
opportunities
and
the
opposition
it
has
i-eceived
there
is
no
doubt
the
Soviet
has
done
wonders.
If
the
rulers
of
that
country
could
only
get
away
from
the
obsession
that
they
must
save
the
world
from
capitalism
they
would
get
along
very
well.
As
it
is
much
money
which
should
be
expended
at
home
is
spent
in
missionary
effort
and
often
it
is
of
a
kind
to
bring
the
country
into
disrepute.
However,
one
must
not
judge
Russia
by
its
missionaries
any
more
than
Canada
can
be
judged
by
her
missionaries.
The'
are
not
usually
representative
men.
Canadian
ShrtJJtJ
Wheat
it
100
Canadian
XTt'tn.
Eat
TWO
Shredded
Wheat
B'ucuiti
day
.
and
help
Canada'
$
Prosperity.
Brighten
the
breakfast
with
berries.
"I
pile
luscious
red
straw
berries
on
our
Shredded'
Wheat
Hiscuits
and
then
pour
cream
or
whole
milk
over
them.
The
flavory
shreds
blend
with
the
juices
of
the
berries
in
such
a
way
as
to
stimulate
the
most
jaded
appetite.
Shredded
Wheat
is
sohealthful
and
wholesome."
exeentionallv
comfortable
seatlne
Mrs.
wmtlaw
and
Capt.
WilM
room
in
a
large
saloon
cabin
for
10
man
were
visitors
nere
irom
us
passengers.
Including
luggage,
the
on
luesaay.
rpay
load,
comprising
.
passengers
1
and
baggage,
will
be
approximately
nnmmirnn
one
ton.
Swll
I
HHKS
Comparison
of
the
design
figures
U1UI
ilIJilu
show
interesting
variations
in
per-
formanee,
weight
and
dimensions.
Mystery
surrounds
the
finding
of
The
monoplane
has
considerably
several
head
of
catUe
swimming
the
greater
span,
total
wing
area
down
the
Bulkley
River
n
the
vle
being
almost
exacUy
the
same
in
Inlty
of
Telkwa
last
week,
the
sifp
both
machines.
Both
ships
weigh
position
being
that
the
animals
about
four
and
a
half
tons
with
lull
were
stampeded
into,
the
river
by
a
lord
on
board,
the
monoplane
be-
cougar
or
bear.
The
carcasses
of
one
ing
a
few
hundred
pounds
heavier
cow
and
three
calves
were
later
because
wings
and
tail
unit
weigh
found
washed
ashore.
The
former
more
than
in
the
biplane.
belonged
to
James
Warren
and
the
The
air
ministry
intends
to
put
latter
to
Robert
Macgregor
of
these
two
craft
through
a
series
of
Quick.
strenuous
comparative
tests,
in
land
plane
and
seaplane
form.
At
least
three
dogs
were
poisoned
which
will
probably
Include
expert-
here
last
Friday
night
as
a
result,
mental
flights,
on
.the
established-!
the
work
of
some
one
who
put
airways.
The
resultshoiild1
certainly
out
strychnIne!oaded
bait.
.Those
be
a
decision
as
to
which
type
of
losing
their
d03s
weref
John
McKen-flying
machine
is
most.efflclent
as
zle.
James
Brlggs
and
G.
Anderson,
a
medium
sized
air
liner,
During
the
'
"
'
war,
tiny
fighting
triplanes
were
Provincial
police
are
conductlnt,
tried
out
but
this
form
of
construe-
an
investigation
following
the
dis-tion
was
not
greatly
successful,
and
covery
last
'week
of
a
number
of
none
of
the
three-wingers
are
being
rtlck
of
stumping
powder
near
the
built
now.
;
sidewalk
at
the
west
end
of
Brand.
DIED
AT
TERRACE
I
way
Avenue
near
Sqm
'
Mayer'
l
house.
The
dynamite,
was
fully
;
equipped
with
fuse
and
caps,
being
,
all
ready
for
detonation.
The
stuff
!
was
discovered
by
children
playing
nearby.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Hon.
Joshua
Hinshllffe.
minister
of
education,
gave
an
add
t
ess
here
last
Friday
evening
at
the
Princes?
Theatfe.
his
subject
being
'The
Record
of
the
Tolmle
Government
'
He
gave
a
stirring
defence
of
the
administration
o:
which
he
Is-
a
member
and
pointed
to,
the
Iniquities
of
the
Liberals
while
they
were
in
power.
W.
C.
Cowell
has
arrived
hero
to
Institute
a
check-up,
on
behalf
of
the
federal
government,
of
al!
alien
residents
of
the
district
who
have
been
receiving
relief
during
the
pat
winter.
This
check-up
Id
being
made
on
a
nation-wide
basW
and
will
lead
to
the
deportation
of
nil
aliens
who
have
become
charges
upon
the
government
of
The
Prince
Oeorge
Boafd
cf
Trade
is
to
invite
eighteen
aviators
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Forced
who
will
make
a
flight
across
Ca
nada
early
In
July,
to
make
Princj
OeOree
one
nf
thrlptnn.
fleetrt
nltlon
of
YellowheaJ
Pass
as
the
best
crossing
of
the?Rocky
Moun
tains
1
sought
(
Work
on
the
new
.bridge
acrosa
the
Nechako
River
W
being
rushed
so
as
to
prevent
a
tie-up
of
traf
COAL
nay
the
real
Coal
our
fa
mom
Kdsort
and
Cassldy
Wellinttoiiln
any
quantities.
Also
Itnlkley
Valley
Hay.
drain
and
Robin
Hood
Floar.
Prince
Ruperl
Feed
Co
PHONKH
M
AND
5RH
i
FORD
RELIABILITY
the
new
fobd
town
shun
laumll.
SUHf
ulidthUU.
oi
J
Hi
Lonf9
hard
use
shows
the
value
of
food
materials
and
simplicity
of
desujn
EVF.RVVniERE
you
go
you
hear
report!
of
the
good
perfnrmanre
and
reliability
of
the
Ford.
One
owner
wrile
"The
Ford
Tudor
Sedan
I
am
driving
has
covered
59,300
miles
throu-h
all
kinds
of
weather.
It
is
still
giving
perfect
attraction."
Another
owner
drmribe
a
trip
of
3217
miles
in
95
hours
over
bad
roads
and
through
heavy
rain
and
sleet
in
the
mountain.
"Throughout
the
entire
trip,"
he
writes,
"the
Ford
performed
excellently
and
no
lie.
It
became
necessary
last
Friday
to
close
the
old
bridge
alto
gether.
ateef
work
on
the
suspension
bridge
across
the
Hagwllget
Canyon
near
here
has
been
completed
by
Brfynes
it
Horle
of
Vancouver
and
men
who
were
engaged
on
this
work
have
returned
to
Vancouver.
It
will
be
some
weeks
yet
before
the
new
bridge
Is
open
for
traffic
as
the
public
works
department
has
yet
to
Jay
the
floor,
bind
the
cables,
paint
the
span,
fill
In
th
cable
locks
with
concrete
and
complete
he
approaches.
Indian
Agent
0.
C.
Mortimer
together
,wlth
8.
Malllnson
and
Corp.
Derger
and
staff
ot
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
started
on
Monday
morning
taking
the
census
of
Indians
In
the
KItwancool.
KU-wanaga,
Kltsegucla.
Hazelton,
Glen
Vowell,
rlpiox.
KLsgagas,
Knldc
and
others
reserves.
It
is
expected
that
about
2,300
Indians
and
ItO
farms
will
have
to
be
enumerated.
Is
That
Why
Some
mils
Are
Thrown
Out?
A
statistician
points
out
that
there
are
more
Williams
in
the
present
House
of
Commons
than
anv
other
name
Hamilton
Spectator.
mechanical
trouble
of
any
kind
was''
experienced.
The
shatterproof
glass
undoubtedly
saved
us
from
serious
Injury
when
d
prairie
ehirken
struck
the
windshield
white
we
were
travel
Ing
at
65
miles
an
hour."
See
the
nearest
dealer
and
have
him
give
you
a
demoiutlration'ridfl
in
the
Ford.
Then,
from
your
owni
pernonal
experience,
you
will
know
that
it
brings
you
everything
you
want
or
need
in
a
motor
ear
at
an
'unusually
low
price.
In
every
respect,
It's
a
"value
far
above
the
price.'
ONLY
LOW-rttSCKll
CAR
WITH
SAIUTY
;LASS
All
Ford
rare
are
equipped
with
a
safety
glass
windhleld
as
standard
equip
ment.
It
has
saved
many
lives
and
prevented
counties
injuries
in
collisions.
For
a
small
extra
charge,
you
can
now,
have
your
new
Ford
delivered
with
safely
glass
in
ALL
DOOIIS
AND
WINDOWS.
FORH
MOTOR
COMPANY
(5?77W
OF
CANADA
LIMITED:
"raccuMDuxttr
RELIEF
OF
NeFhazelton
!
UNEMPLOYED
Suggestion
Made
That
All
Workles
.Men
Should
be
Put
in
Road
.
Camp
m
n-K
m
TERRACE,
June
&
The
Terrace
Board
of
Trade
met
in
the
mun.-clpal
Hall
on
Tuesday,
but
only
ja
short
meeting
was
held,
many
imembers
having
other
appolnt-jments.
J.
K.
Oordon's
presided
and
N.
Sherwood
was
elected
secretary
jpro
tern,
vice
II.
HalUwefl
reslgner
Various
communications
were
received
and
filed,
the
only
discus
slon
of
importance
being
one
on
.unempoymet,
In
the
course
of
which
Capt.
J,
Willman
suggested
that
the
government
should
placj
all
unemployed
men
In
road
camp
i
Where
they
could
do
useful
work
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li
only
a
very
small
wa?c
could
be
paid
It
would
be
better
than
leaving
the
men
to
starve
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that
way
the
men
would
be
kept
from
the
btvad
line
and
the
much
needed
morale
ot
the
people
wonld
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sustained.
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