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Orang-Outangs
Prove
Treacherous
George
Bktany,
director
of
FleUh
hacker
100,
BanFranclscb,
arid
Charley,
orang-outang,
used
to
be
great
friends
until
recently.
When
entering
cage
Charley
a
nd
other
Blmtana
turned
on
him
1.40
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Monday,
July,
20,
1931
WORK
FOR
THE
WOHKLESS
It
seems
as
if
Premier
Bennett
was
seriouslv
considering
the
situation
in
regard
to
employment
needs
during
the
coming
winter
bait
whether
or
not
he
is
sufficiently
impressed
to
insist
on
the
commencement
of
work
on
the
western
outlet
of
the
Peace
remains
to
be
seen.
Prince
Rupert
seems
to
have
done
her
share
in
urging
that
work
on
this
undertaking
be
commenced
soon.
If
any
place
has
not
wired
the
Premier,
we
urge
that
they
do
it
at
once.
Also
private
telegrams
might
help,
especially
from
those
who
support
the
present
government.
"M.
.
t.
GERMANY'S
FINANCES
,
Some
announcement
seems
likely
to
be
made
in
regard
to
what
relief
if
any
Germany
is
to
receive
from
the
other
powers.
The
conference
tonight
should
decide
on
some
1
'A
!
aeiiniie
poncy.
It
is
very
difficult
at
this
distance
and
with
only
a
small
part
of
the
information
before
us
to
intelligently
form
an
opinion.
American
visitors,
it
is
noticed,
seem
almost
a
unit
in
thinking
all
the
powers
should
fall
in
line
with
the
ideas
of
President
Hoover.
Many
of
those
here
who
were
in
the
war
feel
differently
about
it.
Doubtless,
the
representatives
of
the
Empire
with
all
the
facts
before
them
will
make
a
wise
decision.
n
-14
a.
SKEENA
DOING
HER
DUTY
.
The
Skeena
River
seems
to
be
doing
her
duty
again
in
providing
a
plentiful
supply
of
sockeye"
salmon
for
the
canneries,
from
which
the
fishermen
take
a
little
toll,
Good
money
is
being
made
by
many,
although
nothing
lke
last
year
when
prices
were
high.
We
all
like
to
see
the
fishermen
make
money
because
it
means
prosperity
to
the
whole
city.
It
is
a
good
thing
that
the
fisheries
have
not
followed
in
fine
with
the
prairies
and
failed
in
providing
a
crop.
The
salmon
crop
promises
well,
due
doubtless,
to
the
wise
policy
of
protecting
the
spawning
fish
and
seeing
that
sufficient
get
past
the
nets
every
year
to
keep
up
the
supply.
lfc
"H.
H
1
SPLENDID
EDITION
The
Stewart
News
has
just
published
a
fourteen-page
special
number
as
its
contribution
toward
the
big
international
celebration
which
is
proceeding
today.
It
is
a
first
rate
paper
and
gives
a
lot
of
valuable
information
about
the
Portland
Canal
district
and
its
mines.
The
publishers
deserve
to
be
complimented
on
their
effort,
and
the
paper
should
receive
the
best
possible
support
from
the
cdm-munity
it
serves.
Hate
ARE
Ohe
f
tthe
Rest
Crop
In
Their
History
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
3.00;
j
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mall
to
all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
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Em-
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fjne
VplI
plre
and
United
States,
paid
In
advance,
per
year
$600
.
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advertising,
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readers,
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insertion,
per
line
.
Legal
notices,
each
insertion,
per
agate
line
....
North
of
Peace
Ujver
is
Best
That
Section
of
thr
Peace
Country
the
precipitation
should
insure
better
filling
of
coarse
grain
kernels
and
flax,
and
will
also
materially
rr'levc
the
food
and
watc
scarcity,
according
to
the
wel:l"
pe'rienced
along
the
Cralk,
Rose-fdwn.
Conquest
Beechy.
Elro3s
subdivisions
and
wheat
Is
heading
out
but
straw
is
very
short.
A
few
narrow
(trips
of
hail
did
soma
damage
but
such
were
very
local
All
subdivisions
of
the
Prince
Albert
division
report
crop
conditions
greatly
improved
as
rains
wer?
generous,
followed
by
warm
weather
and
wheat
11
headed
and
commencing
to
fill.
Coarse
grains
are
coming
along
rapidly
and
are
and
heading
out.
and
although
tore
is
plentiful
and
considered
sufficient
for
the
balance
of
the
1
crop"
season1,
warm
weather
is
1
neededps
grains
are
backward.
I
The
Drumheller.
Oyen.
Stettler.
Three
Hills.'
Red
River
subdivision
1
1
of
Alberta
report
conditions
Improved
as
weather
was
favorable
and
grains
are
growing
rapidly
and
heading
uot.
and
although
moisture
Is
plentiful
and
considered
sufficient
for
the
balance
of
the
crop
season,
warm
weather
Is
needed
as
grains
are
backward.
A
hall
storm
swept
the
Excel
Oyen.
Chinook.
Slbbald
districts
but
damage
was
small.
Summer
,
fallowing
Is
now
In
progress
and
pastures
have
greatly
Improved.
I
In
Centra)
Alberta
rains
have
'been
copious
and
If
nothing
unfor-seen
happens
the
territory
be-1
tween
Lloydrntnster
and
Edmonton
1
and
Worth
at
Edmonton
will
har-I
vest
one
of
their
best
crops
In
history.
Peace
River
conditions
are
still
I
ideal
and
although
the
heaviest
crops
are
north
of
the
Peace,
a
normal"
crop
is
expected
at
all
points.
'
I
Hog
and
cattle
receipts
on
western
stock
yards
showed
an
increase
over
last
week
and
mors
itanavrmr
aVt-
tMnrl
slua
W
.A
The
lack
of
gas
of
this
kind
cause:;
-
.
'the
sensational
destruction
by
fl-e
IMPKf
nVlfJf
J!0'
the
rfcat
Br,mh
tHrHlble
R.J'J'
11V11
7
111
VI!
University
of
Alberta
exper
,
-
i
have
been
cautious
in
their
com1
Edmonton
ami
North
of
There
May
i
men
on
this
dlscoW
declaring
considerably
more
prospecting
Ij
necessary
to
discover
the
extent
I
of
the
ore
body
before
any
acr
curate
estimate
can
be
made
ct
the
value
of
the
find.
I
Mr.
Donovan,
however,
is
confU
j
dent
that
further
explorations
will
i
confirm
this
belief
that
the
ount
is
vast
and
invaluable,
t
He
ivent
tip
there
Orginally
as
;
fclentlflc
explorer
for
the
Eldorado
-
Mine.
Which
Is
located
on
theshors
WINNIPEG.
July
2uCrop
con-
0f
arcdt
Beaf
HU
W;.thl
dltions
have
improved
greatly
lit
the
meHu
aisclosed,
in
addition
to
th.-
northern
or
park
belt
areas
of
the
ilc
sjjvel.
and
coplJ&
depibslts.
Wo
western
plains
during
the
past
great
radlo.actlve
clns
or
uran.
week
as
good
rains
followed
by
lum
extendlng
thro
n
tHls
pr.
warm
weather
were
received.
How-
n.rfv
,,A
H
n,r
,,...
nar
.
;ever.
in
the
southerly
ireas
wher?
Lake
Three.quarters
0,
a
ml:i
drought
was
so
acute
rains
were
out
on
tne
lake
they
come
to
tiv,
'ocal
and
many
of
the
early
sown
,,.rfat.e
nn
u,9nd
th.
fields
are
past
recovery,
although
quarters
of
a
m,ie
long
by
one.half
a
mile
wide.
Crossing
this
Island
they
dip
under
the
suffice
again
but
Mr.
Donovan
is
confident
thd;
they
reappear
on
the
mainland
flv
,
hi'lfj
farther
on.
lit
ha)
already
croo
report
of
the
department
of
,taked
oue
wlth
n)i
Companon
4t
agriculture,
Canadian
Nation
Railways.
Along
the
Gladstone.
Carman.
Strose
Letteller.
Harte.
Miami.
claims
covering
this
whole
island,
which
has
been
named
after
him.
and
Js
now
orf
hit
way
to
Ottawa
to
confer
with
geological
experts
of
rieasam
romi
sroamswni
-n
the
Dominion
Government.
After
Manitoba,
crop
conditions
have
lm-
v-.ttlne
his
home
in
Detroit
he
proved
and
where
headed
othend
pian4
0
retum
by
to
the'
are
lining
wen
ana
laaiuonai
north
country,
where
he
will
spenJ
istoollng
Is
taking
place
whhh
wvt
the
wJnter
putting
in
the
necessar
j
retard
maturity
and
cutting
wn
work
on
his
property
and
making
jbe
at
least
ten
days
later
than
in
further
explorations.
Already,
he
!
average
years.
Orasshbpoe'rt
are
1VS.
other
parties
are
up
there,
j
active
In
some
districts
and
if
00
trie
largest
and
best
equipped
re-jtimum
hatching
f
conditions
pre-
(
presenting
Consolidated
8melters.
vail
next
spring
a
considerable
Increase
I
In
grasshojJpei'
ravage
!anj
Shipping
Ore
by
Airplane
be
expected.
SummerfsUow
crop-.!
The
richness
of
the
ore
has
al-!at
all
points
are
showing
a
heavier
ready
made
It
possible
to
bring
out
ltand
than
spring
and
fall
plouph-
hundred
pounds
of
it
by
,lng.
Some
farmers
are
ploughln?
airplane
for
commenclal
and
medl-
down
their
early
sown
wheat,
wl
purposes.
As
the
work
develop
which
Is
too
far
gone-
to
insure
a,u
Wl,
De
praewcawe
10
onng
.11
crop.
This
land
Is
being
rese'eded
to
'
out
ta
the
w,nter
do
train
ard
barley
for
feed.
!
later
course.
If
the
extent
of
In
Saskatchewan,
alonsr
the
Lev-,
the
deposits
warrant
the
develop-
van
T-nmmnnn
Avnnleft
OrnvM.
,
ment,
rail
connection
Will
have
to
tbouni.
Central
Butte
subdlvUIort.
!
made
and
Pwer
Plants
Mtati
rye
cutting
for
feed
had
commenc-1
llshed-
us,n
thJadftcJent
watFf
led
but
when
rain
came
the
farm-.'P0
or
the
"Pde
oU
at
ers
decided
to
let
the
crop
remain
!
"
w1or,"an-
,
,
and
fUIing
of
rye
heads
is
lmpro
-
j
Wnl,e
the
Iniaglnatlon
of
t
th?
Ing.
Heavy
winds
have
again
dam-'orl(1
"ntrM
ch,e"r
on
the
ther,T
PeutlC
Values
Of
radium,
Mr.
Don-
a.erl
rrot.
nrirl
WherA
flM
wM
r..
good
enough
to
cut
maturity
w!i:ovan
declares
that
Its
value
in
the
be
uneven
and
the
sample
poor.
Ideal
growing
weather
was
ex
'to
slightly
lower
levels.
Rains
in'
the
west
have
imptoTed
feed
cort-1
4.
Al
VKKTISINO
tort
ditlons
and
fewer
stockers
and
MUST
BK
IN
EARLY
1
feeders
have
beerr
moving
with
th?
4
1
mult
that
prices
have
itrenath-
rv,,
u-
ened
rrohTttc.
to
50c.
per
hundred.
menu
should
be
In
the
hands
of
lnp
printers
nt
later
than
Stearher
Princes!
Louise
arrived
3
pjn.
the
day
prior
lo
publl-
thb
morning
soon
after
i
o'clock
cation.
This
Is
necessary
to
eri-
and
left
shortly
before?
noon
for
AI-!
able
best
positions
to
be
(e
4
aska
carryinf
something
like
150
f
cured.
passengers,
mostly
round
trip
tour-:
lsti.
!
arts
will
be
proven
greater
one?
it
is
discovered
In
sufficiently
larg
quantities.
From
its
discharge
of
atpmic
power
and
particularly
from
its
Alpha
emanations
vast
possibilities
emerge
beyond
the
Imagination
of
all
except
modern
scientists.
The
breakup
of
the
atom
with
a
possible
release
of
power
beyond
prese'nt
human
conception
is
one
of
these.
Mr.
Donovan
Is
an
Irishman
by
birth,
hailing
from
Dublin,
where
he
Is
a
graduate
of
Dublin
university.
He
is
a
man
in
young
mlddh
age.
already
eminent
In
his
profession,
full
of
vitality
and
enerr
and
completely
possessed
by
an
enthusiastic
belief
that
he
has
din-covered
what
Is
to
become
the
mining
centre
of
this
world.
From
th
meagre
reports
that
have
been
Issued
of
his
find,
many
queries
ha
v
already
resulted
from
scientist-and
Industraltsts
from
varlou
parts
of
the
world.
Including
Moj-cow.
Not
the
least
of
Mr.
Donovan'r
exhlblts
are
photographs
taken
o
pieces
of
ore
by
the
light
of
their
own
Alpha
emanation.
These
ray.
are
of
course
Invisible
to
the
human
eye
but
can
be
recorded
br
the
photographic
plate.
Pictures
O'
pieces
of
ore
taken
In
pitch
darkness
show
them
shining
with
an
inner
light
like
that
of
a
star,
lie
has
one
remarkable
photograph
taken
at
midnight
in
a
light
which
he
declares
of
little
less
than
darkness,
and
In
which
an
ordinary
camera
would
record
nothing,
bu'
by
means
of
these
invisible
emanations
the
,
picture
is
made
to
show
details
of
the
island
landscape
as
clearly
as
daylight.
A
DMIy
News
Mrnr
remilti
vmrit-ad'
wH'
ACTJSTOto-BUILT
hit
teen
added
by
ambulance
the
Ford
Motor
Company
of
Canada,
Llttlted,
to
Its
ettenslre
line
of
commercial
vehicles.
The
body.
An-lined
Inside
la
learning
white
Utqaer,
with
chrome
plated
(It
tinea,
ia
mounted
on
a
ipeclal
1S1H
lncu
chassis.
The-
new
ambulance
body
Is
of
Man
in
the
Moon
Jazz
is
said
to
be
dying.
Also
!
mlsfht
be
mentioned
that
they
trlet
to
kill
Mussolini.
Crocodiles
chatter
during
th
mating
season.
After
that
tHoy
weep.
I
have
.koqwjJ.
households
whers
the
wife
was
allowed
to
have
an
opinion
and
I
have
knowrf
many
more
where
the
husband
was
ft!
lowed
to
have
no
opinion.
Flies
are
so
'scarce
at
some
of
the
local
.
eating
houses
you
would
hardly
know
you
were
Sating
at
&
restaurant.
Honeyed
words
Are
fine
and
dandy
But
the
tummy
may
ache
.'
'
From
too
much
candy.
..
.
k
Life
Is
fairly
safe
in
Prince
Ku-pert.
There
are
no
safety
Islands
on
the
streets.
If
men
were
wfse
and
decent,
doctors
would
starve
to
death.
John
Barrympre
1s
listed
flmon-g
the
unemployed
but
when
he
was
In
the
ci&he
did
not
lift
fort?
cents
frorrf
thft'Tolmie
Government
although'
he
qualified
properly
as
a
transient.
People
here
are-wondering
if
the
Stewart
people
placed
thai
har
at
Maple-
Bay
In
the
eburse
of
trui
Police
boat
from
Prince
Rupert
tohlch
was
on
the
way
to
the
bit
-elebratlon.
THE
MARKET
Market
prices
current
today
are'
s
follows:
Veircable,
B.
C.
New
Potatoes,
8
lbs.
B.
C.
Beets,
bunch,
2
for
Parsiey,
bunch
...
Oregon
Celery,
head
Spinach,
B.
C,
lb
3arll5,
Imported,
per
lb
Parsnips,
2
bunches
breen
Beans,
2
bunches
Cabbage,
green
Onions,
4
lbs
3X2.
head
lettuce,
head
Victoria
hothouse
tomatoes,
lb
Oreen
Peas,
lb
Rhubarb,
outdoor,
lb
Bunch
Turnips,
2
bunches
B.
C.
Cauliflower,
hd.,
20c
and
B.
C.
Bunch
Carrots
-
Victoria
hothouse
cucumbers
each
15
and.
California
bunch
carrots
.
.
California
bunch
beets,
bunch
Oreen
Onions,
3
bunches
Hadlshss,
3
bunches
Terrace
Asparagus.
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Yellow
Transparent.
2
1M
15
Wlnesap,
extra
fancy,
2
lbs
.25
Friiftsi
Valencia
Oranges
20c
to
.70
Lemons.
Sunklst,
duz
40
Florida
Grapefruit
13Ve
to
.'m
California
Grapefruit
..
.7,4c
to
.10
Bananai.
2
Ils.
Calif.
Seedles
Grapes,
lb
55
Terrace
Strawberries
2
boxes
.45
CanteloupeS,
OiU
15c
to
55
Byng
Cherries
55
Plums,
lb.
15
the
latest
type
fully
equipped
for
Hervlce.
The
rar
compartment
will
accommodate
two
attendants.
The
windshield
and
all
windows
In
the
rear
compartment
are
fitted
wltb
safety
xlaas.
Equipment
Includes
a
stretcher
and
a
truck
using
a
prist
bd
and
mattress,
floor
mat
dome
Hunt,
medicine
cbest,
heater
and
fan:
two
thermos
bottles,
wash
basin
rack
and
provision
tor
first
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equipment
The
chaeela
Is
fitted
with
steel
spoke
wheels,
special
flexible
rear
springs
and
two
special
double-acting
hydraulic
shock
absorber
to
assure
asy
riding.
The
Ford
company
has
added
a
police
patrol
and
a
faseral
coach
pat.
tern
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body
type.
fresh
friiits
ami
berries
are
all
the
more
invit-ing
when
served
wilh
KcUo'h
Corn
Flakes.
You'll
enjoy
a
honl
of
Kellogg's
and
fruit
for
lunch.
Convenient.
Extra
delicious.
Wonderfully
crisp
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