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"Russian
newsprint
is
being
sold
at
$41
a
ton
in
San
Francisco,
underselling
Canada
and
the
East
Coast
of
the
United
States.
Sulphite
pulp
is
being
sold
at
$24
at
California
ports,
seriously
affecting
prices
at
importing
ports."
Mr.
MacMillan
is
not
pessimistic
as
to
the
future
but
he
,
(By
"Davaar")
Along
the
seaboard
of
British
Columbia
we
have
lighthouse
keep-
position
with
between
one
and
two
million
unemployed.
I
ers
m
wno6e
interesting
lives
have
Within
the
past
three
months
this
country
has
felt
the
full
ZCldL?
effect
of
the
depression
and
has
been
shocked
by
bad
busi-jSrove
!u
eE
5
ness
failures.
Her
national
deficit
amounts
to
$200,000,000!
sung
heroe
and
heroines
in
spite
annually
while
adverse
trade
is
$480,000,000
and
the
na-if
their
obscurity,
tional
railways
are
losing
$100,000,000
a
year.
j
n
Good
Friday
last,
as
I
logged
In
Germany
b,
state
decree,
wage,
and
prices
have
been
;
0?ns
icuuvcu
as
wcu
its
laies
tn
interest,
ireignt
ana
COmmQ-jJourn
to
Northern
B.C,.
little
did
I
dity
prices,
postage,
power
and
water.
Half
the
trade
tin-'think
of
the
drama-
that!
was
U
be
ion
members
are
out
of
employment
and
incomes
are
low.
i
enacted
a
few
hours
afterwards
in
TW,nc
nf
WoUA,
nf
w;
;
u
u
itne
little
white
home
perched
on
.
-
uj.ug
pun
ci
in
Micw
ui
re
-f5urf
pomt
which
Juts
out
Into
MI11-
tions,
there
is
unemployment
in
Canada.
Britain
blames;
bank
sound,
marking
the
western
France
for
wilfully
destroying
the
pound
sterling
and
extremity
of
the
sheltered
seaforth
rocking
the
European
boat
as
a
demonstration
of
strength
(Cnannei-
ivory
island
is
approxi-to
Germany
but
the
psychological
time
for
compromise'
atelfr
325
Mtih
by
west
c06
natrs
hr
cor,
with
Britain
as
medi?tor
fo1-
zzxz
lowed
by
a
return
of
confidence,
enterprise,
employment
side
Passage.-
The
lightkeeper
is
and
trade.
The
British
are
of
this
opinion
and
that
the;
Mr.
Greenwood
with
Mrs.
oreen-tariff
will
afford
protection
and
bargaining
power.
wood
M
nls
onJy
assistant.
They
ri2r?M?5;
W"?
k
Mma
and
ran
to
taST2ST51IS
given
in
air.
juacAlllian
s
OWTl
wortls:
duties,
besides
being
most
capable
"There
still
remains
for
consideration
the
situation
in
'through
having
many
years
of
ser-Russia,
which
in
some
ways
profoundly
affects
Canada,
I
v'ce
in
several
of
the
mast
outlying
Russia's
credit
is
declining
and
if
she
does
not
pay
what
jt,so,ated
uhth0USM
on
th
can
anyone
do
about
it?
Their
efforts
unpacking,
the
se-1
judging
from
the
nature
of
their
cond
five-year
plan
became
effective
in
October
last
with
lives
one
would
expect
them
to
be
additional
rewards
promised
to
workers
in
the
way
of
,
morose
and
reserved
but.
on
meet-home
comforts.
ln
them
for
the
first
Ume
recently,
"Some
striking
visible
effects
of
Russian
competition1
)
uTjSSXi
may
be
Cited.
0jten
received
a
friendly
wave
from
"Gasoline
sells
in
Holland
at
10.4
cents
nnr
fTrinpnnl
rrnl'
them
when
steaming
past
the
Ion
and
at
22.6
cents
per
gallon
(including,
sixpence
tax)
XTn
f
Oreenwood'
thh
in
VnnUnA
1
'
getting
on
in
years,
seems
always
'
mrrrvnnri
aav
mnrt
aolla
nnrt
full
"To
compete
with
Russian
timber
we
must
sell
at
$8
per
i
pep.
with
lots
of
London
pawky
M
hre.
In
the
last
five
years
Russia
is
the
only
country
tOhumor
Mr
oreenwood.
trained
in
show
an
increase
in
timber
export.
Up
to
three
years
aco,ilhf
jd.
,ndJam.
,s
aiso-brim-
?
iftT
ot
thHe
W
stcsVl
c?
n
$
SXTSrsS
t3
sell
n
f
from
m
fifty
to
one
hundred
million
feet
of
railway
ties
the
pacific,
m
one
ot
those
winter
to
the
United
Kinguom.
At
present
none
are
being
sold
and:
Wows
so
often
tragically
exper-to
do
so
the
price
would
have
to
be
$3
per
M.
,enccd
y
the
hardy
off-shore
fish-
bw
eden,
I
inland
and
and
has
Norway,
forced
wages
down,
adrift
m
a
dory
for
four
days.
Jn
these
countries
loggers
and
unskilled
mill
hands
get
551
They
are
both
great
naturalists
cenisuauy
ami
board
themselves;
skilled
sawm
abor
SI
:
with
a
vast
store
of
information
to
$1.10
(lailv.and
mnphinp
fpnflnrs
in
mnm-
tnilla
voifa
about
sea
bird
life.
To
Get
Meat
However,
to
get
to
the
main
theme
of
this
article.
It
transpired
that
Mr.
Greenwood
decided
to
re
.
.
.
-
plenlsh
his
larder
so,
about
mld-
Iday,
the
weather
being
auspicious.
he
rowed
to
the
east
side
of
the
i
Island
which
is
about
half
a
mile
strnnirl'v
iirfrn
ihp
hnlnnrimr
f
KiwIrrAto
o,l
oil
,!;..:
'square
and
covered
with
stunted
-
nrj,
e'J
v,w
"""vti,
v.
umi(,ciD
uiiu
1111
aujuatlliy
i
trees
ourselves
to
a
new
standard
6f
He
Hying.
Bays!
0n
beaching
his
boat
he
shoui-
'A
11
Jltotli.
nnkTll
.
v.
i
1
1
.'v.
1
.
1!.f
ttr
l
J
I
1.1.
I
-
j
ic
ic
juawjr
akLMKiiuu
wj
uux
5iamia.ru
oi
llvinir,
we
uc,ru
nis
oea
nut,
ana
accom-
will
seek
to
protect
it.
It
us
remember
that
we
are
all
here
because
and
so
long
as
we
can
make
a
livinc
sellincr
panled
by"
hU
faithful
spaniel,
was
In
the
act
of
stepping
on
to
the
forest,
mine
lnj
Ifishproducts
in
foreiBn
land...
We
cannot,Sy,ST,:
rocks
when
he
trlDDed
and
fell.
influence
the
sale
price.
That
price
at
present
goes
chief
ly
1
though
he
had
previously
attended
to
pay
two
charges,
and
two
only
taxes
and
wages.
The
to
the
safety
click.
His
right
thumb
taxes
come
first.
The
higher
the
taxes
the
less
there
is
left
was
comPietiy
blown
away,
and
for
wages.
The
wage
earner
has,
of
all
people,
the
greatest
tis
thlgh
rece,vpd
practically
interest
in
bringing
about
a
decrease
of
all
tamf
pub-
SVS.'S-f
SlfS-
HC
expenuitUre.
nose
whUe
another
lodged
In
his
TK?
,P4US
NEWS
Mcnaiy.
Mnv
9
1932
Drama
Enacted
Recently
at
Ivory
Island
Is
Typical
of
Life
on
Bleak
North
Coast
V:
l:
broom
for
support'
accomplishing
on
tile
rocky
shore
of
Ivory
Island
rounding
Dryad.
Point
Lighthouse
the
homeward
journey
In
three
and
nd
making
the
landing,
most
dlf-
n,n.,,
a
half
hours,
which
ordinarily
Is
a
flcult.
The
doctor
and
his
crew
were
"
"piui
ten
minutes'
walls.
The-brave
little
all
visitors
to
the
Island
on
pre?
Once
again
Dr.
Darby
und
hu
woman
got
her
husband
in
doors
vlous
occasions,
thus
simplifying
cm
uu
ut
nurses
nave
de.
.
........
...
.1
.4.
1
monstrated
the
usefulm.
ana
lavisnea
an
me
uiicuuuii
one
hwucis.
m
could
to
ease
the
excruciating
pain.
...
r,
.
properly
equipped
hospital
in
the
At
this
time
of
the
year
there
Is
U!"1
c'
,
iUiKoasiiso.aieareg.ons
of
British
very
little
shipping
across
Millbank
Needless
toVafc.
Ivory.
.Island
t
pplumbla,
for
Mr.
Ortvm
j,
Sound
and.
as
months
often
elapse
Lighthouse
continued
unlnterrup-
slowly
recovering
after
the
extra
without
a
single
visitor,
she
was
al-
tedly
to
flash
its
friendly
ray
across
tlon
of
numerous
pellet
of
lead
In.
most
frantic
to
know
what
to
do.
the
treacherous
waters
of
Millbank
eluding
the-
one
close
to
the
nm,
Manv
heroic
deeds
were
accomplished
daily
by
the
three
Jn,t,ni.tiw,v
,.
nmvi
amMtiv
sound
that
night
thanks
to
Mrs.
vein.
great
engineers
Winstanly,
Rudyard
"and
Smeaton
that
help
might
be
sent
her
In
her
Grcenwood-thus
recalling
the
lines.
Dr.
Darby
most
consldenw,
f.,;fu
v,,v
v.i.nrl-lo
nf
n.n-Vo.c
rlnnnrr
fT,n.
araMinn
nf
thp
hm.r
nf
riistrpss
written
in
the
visitors'
book
by
Sir
made
arrangements
to
have
(riPM.
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!
raid
"Truth
1
straneer
than
waiter
scott
wnen
ne
visiura
me
acompany
Mrs
nlrp
anrt
ftnttH
fi.ifM
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In
aHvanrP
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cuunwre.
per
year
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cu.u
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-
indlaiv
wno
had
established
a
advertising
rates
-
;I,ttle
is
recorded
m
praise
of
those
gallants
who,
first
of
huntlng
camp
on
a
nelghborlng
ouissuien
aaveriuinK,
per
uueruoa,
per
wora
-
,
,fr
Local
readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
.,
an,
an,
actea
aciea
as
as
ngni-Keepers.
iigni-seepers.
quite-
vuiw-
Legal
notices,
each
Insertion,
per
agate
line
....
.15
Translet
display
advertising,
per
inch,
per
Insertion
1.40
Contract
rates
on
application.
.
Editor
and
Reporters'
Telephone
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
.......
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
..86
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Indian
to
Aid
On
seeing
the
injured
man
the
visitor
instantly
made
up
his
mind
what
was
best
for
him
to
do
so,
knowing
that
Greenwood
was
as
"Pharos
Loquitur
"Far
on
the
bosom
""""
w
of
the
deep
island
actually
dropped
in
to
pay
"''uncertain
as
to
the
ability
of
man's
neck.
After
bandaging
his
hand
as
tne
0reenwood's
a
friendly
visit
"'er
th,ese
wl,d
shelves
my
watch
bniinin?
ingenuity
ana
skui
10
host
h
rnnid
ho
thnimnr.
annul
ias-
t-
.
...
1
u
,
-
-
-
o
mat
aiiernuuii.
huucuiiiik
ui
uic
jfrustrate
the
terrible
onslaught
of
tenlng
a
note
to
the
dog
and
dls-
door
1(ke
an
apparjtion
to
Mrs.
jthe
huge
combers
hurled
against
patching
him
to
the
lighthouse
for
oreenwood
.whom
he
had
greaj
dif
the
tower
which
often
vibrated
and
Mrs.
Greenwood
who
was
the
only
Shook
as
If
about
to
H.
R.
MacMillan,
vice-president
of
the
Vancouver
Board
i
house
for
a
whole
month
during
was
unable
to
cut
even
a
rope
yarn
from
the
boat's
painter.
Show;
Initiative
However,
necessity
is
the
mother
of
invention,
and
having:
been
trained
throughout
life
to
use
his
Initiative
powers
when
in
a
tight
corner,
nothing
daunted,
he
pro
of
Trade,
Who
has
the
controlling
interest
in
the
Big
Bay
iwhich
space
of
time
the
survivor's
cured
an
old
broom
which
lay-.in
Lumber
Co.
of
Prince
Rupert,
recently
returned
from
a111-1
of
d,stress
w
ot
no
arouse
bottoa
of
the
boat
and
impro-
s0
a
eruten
wjui
tne
aio:
or
making
It
for
hlrn.
to
tend
hiiqirtpss
tnnr
thrnnn-h
FnrnrtP
inrl
Vip
writp
fii
imnroo
;
necessary
j
DSln.eSS
l0ULl,
T0.USr
..r,U,r0,pe,a.n(1
NVIlteS
mS
imPS
the
liRht
allnUht
unta
finally,
re-
which
he
succeeded
In
reaching
the
sion
in
an
article
just
published
in
"The
Commerce
of
the,
,eVed
"from
shore
He
could
not
!
ngninouse
via.
an
oia
trau
usea
dv
iNatlOn.
Ihe-
article
IS
full
Of
interest,
the
first
really
in-
throw
the
badly
decomposed
body'"16
keepers
to
the
sheltered
side
of
terestmg
article
ever
published
in
a
Usually
rather
dull!
into
the
sea
for
fear
of
being
sub-;ine
Kiana
"
naa
weasenea
con
journal.
Mr.
MacMillan
deals
particularly
with
Britain,
France,
Germany
and
Russia,
viewing
these
countries
financially
and
their
effect
on
Canadian
business.
He
suggests
that)
surroundings.
It
Is
now
generally
j
Painfully
towards
the
door
half
SO
far
as
Britain
is
concerned
the
recently
reported
im-'
understood
that
three
attendants
'crawling,
half
clinging
to
the
provemeni
is
mostly
psycnoiogicai
ana
will
not
show
in
,c
thia
vpnr'c
halnno
choofo
hut
iD
nf
VQ
tuu
I
isolated
lighthouses
around
the
anu
courage.
France,
Mr.
MacMillan
sees,
tumbling
from
her
former
sequently
charged
with
murder.
itjSiaeraoiy
Iroin
iom
or
Diooa,
ana
can
better
be
Imagined
than
de-i8Urely
presented
a
pitiable
spec-scribed
what
mental
strain
the
poor!15"16
when
fIrst
noUeed
by
his
de-fellow
exDerienced
In
his
weird
i'0
companion,
as
he
struggled
ficulty
in
comiirehendlne
on
ac-
crumble
to
other
person
on
the
island.
The
dog
he
excitement
pieces,
these
people
must
nave
sui-
was
wearing
no
collar
and,
as
fered
much
mental
anguish
Greenwood's
knife
was
shot
away
throughout
their
period
of
horrible
and
lost
in
a
crevice
in
the
rock,
he
!
Isolation.
'I
It
is
recorded
that
only
two
keep-
DAILY
EDITION
tg&iP
Monday.
Mav
9.
1932
1
era
rc!HQea
on
we
01a
woouen
erec-
!
tlon
built
by
Rudyard
and
that
one
of
them
died
suddenly.
Owing
to
the
boisterous
nature
of
the
weather
it
was
Impossible
for
any
boat
tn
mnlrp
nniiMtlnn
wlf.h
thp
1
io
V
t-.
i
Keep,
"A
ruddy
gem
of
changeful
light
"Bound
on
the
dusky
brow
of
night
'The
seaman
bids
my
lustre
hall,
"And
scorns
to
strike
his
timorous
sail."
Weather
condlUons
made
It
Imperative
to
postpone
the
departure
until
daybreak,
when
they
succee
ded
in
portaging
the
stretcher
case
comfortable
as
the
circumstances
0Ter
lhe
rouih
trall
to
ke
lhore
would
permit,
he
got
aboard
his
Yaiboat,
and
soon
covered
the
15
miles
to
Bella
Bella
Hospital
where
he
gave
Dr.
Darby
the
whole
story.
Besides
being-
preacher
and
doctor,
this
much
respected
gentleman
is
an
amateur
navigator
with
a
thorough
knowledge
of
the
many
intricate
and
dangerous
channels
'it
Northern
B.C.
Giving
instructor!,
to
his
matron
to
have
everything
ready-
for
his
return
at
mld-
where
they
boarded
the
little
hospital
tender.
A
fair
westerly
wind
and
following
sea
helped
to
drive
the
"Edward
White
along
Seaforth
Channel
to
finish
another
of
her
many
errands
of
mercy.
To
show
the
wonderful
team
work
in
the
Bella
Bella
Hospital
the
matron,
wondering
at
the
Ions
delay
of
the
doctor's
return,
heard
the
siren
of
the
mission
boat
'Thomas
night
he
chose
four
willing
sturdy
Crosby"
as
It
was
about
to
tie
up
to
native
sons
from
the
village
and.
the
dock,
so
she
Immediately
tn-with
a
nurse
boarded
his
cruiser
the
formed
Captain
Robert
Scott
of
the
"Edward
White."
A
strong
south-
full
particulars.
The
captain,
lmme-west
mist-laden
wind
had
sprung
dlately
headed
for
Ivory
Island
but
up
causing
a
nasty
swell
to
break
was
intercepted
by
the
doctor
on
20
for
25c
Iwpril
Tplo
Company
of
CtnaiU,
IJmilcil
Exquisite
.
.
,
The
exquisite
woman
of
today
enhances
fief
beauty
of
eye,
skin
mid
hair
by
her
choice
of
colouring,
coiffure
and
accetsories.
Her
choice
in
a
cigarette,
quite
naturally,
is
Dixie,
The
iTftter
Cigarette
.
.
.
for
its
exquisite
aroma,
its
cooler,
sweeter,
more
satisfy
inv
goodness,
and
its
higher,
all
'rooul
e
xcellence.
DIXIE
The
BETTER
CIGARETTE
and
in
flat
tins
of
fifty
and
one
hundred
ureenwood
whii.
the
same
bra
spirit
that
Imbued
the
breist
n.
Orace
Darling
when
she
btr
jmt
i
world-wide
heroine
on
September
5,
1838,
for
the
noble
part
:he
play,
ed
In
saving
the
nine
survivors
the
Ill-fated
steamer
"Forfarihlre"
which
met
her
doom;
near
th
storm-battered
Longstone
Light-house
off
the
Northumbrian
coast
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