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could
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ud
tfter
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tUirt
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of
brrtth,
I
oukl
hardly
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down
town
for
If
I
walked
two
or
tkrea
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I
wu
ready
to
fall
over.
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took
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Charles
M.
Campbell,
consulting
SUBSCRIl
Sl!B:rRliT!OV
TIO.N
tia-tV
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V
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.
engineer
for
the
Wilson
and
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City
lf
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by
maii
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yearly
.period,
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In
advance
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minms
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former
juper.
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lesser
per
ods,
paid
in
advance,
per
week
1(
lntcnUent
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antral
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Qld
?hocnix
mlae
Jn
tne
Boundary
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
4.
2.00
eountry
has
written
an
interesting
By
mail
to
alt
other
parts
of
BriUh
Columbia,
Hhe
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Em-
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ntr
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readers,
oer
insertion,
rjer
line
V
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ties
of
future
developments
in
Northwestern
Canada
ore
discus-
02
sed.
Mr.
Campbell
hs
stressed
the
'25
strategic
and
advantageous
position
nf
n
t
Y-
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.
T
u
riintc
iiujcrb
til
connection
with
such
development.
In
part,
Mr.
Campbell's
article
says:
"In
1930
an
important
eastern
convention
met
In
Vancouver.
It
was
addressed
by
one
of
the
searchers
after
truth
from
the
university,
who
featured
the
prophecy
that
British
Columbia
will
ultimately
Wednesday,
Mareh
30,
193
have
a
population
of
30,000.000.
This
Is
not
a
prophecy,
which
U
a
promise
to
pay,
but
a
fairy
tale.
It
is
an
opiate,
productive
of
pleasant
dreams,
when
the
situation
calls
for
many
anci
resident
von
mnaerpurg
led
the
poll
but
he
justification
for
such
a
statement
uui
not
have
quite
a
clear
majority
of
the
total
votes,
to
look
north
from
the
university,
therefore
a
second
election
must
take
place.
This
will
be
That
ranse
r
mountains
along
the
held
on
Sunday,
April
10,
when
whoever
gets
the
highest
.b,oc.ks
ttlemenl
ta
SSiTi'tW
w!n
?Won
H,nd
vin
then
Jo?foeJru
undoubtedly
be
returned,
for
his
nearest
political
oppon-
-to
supply
transportation
for
ent,
Adolt
Hitler,
was
over
seven
million
votes
behind
the
the
30,000,000
non-existent
people
president
in
the
first'
election.
we
built
railways
and
then
more
Industrial
conditions
are
very
bad
in
Germany
and
the
raIIways-
corner
the
British
Co-
'
C"h
"Hi
&t
BritalwlU
help
sas.S'ss
10
jrevtne
a
rapiu
ine
condition
of
China
also
recovery.
to
Prince
Rupert
through
the
centre
seriously
curtails
one
of
the
German
markets.
In
spite
of
of
the
province,
on
the
whole
line
all
this
and
of
the
millions
of
men
who'
are
today
unem-
tnerc
are
onlv
two
settlements
in
ployed
in
that
country,
German
statesmen
expect-
their
the
mterior
c,ass
tnan
country
to
recover-There
is
said
to
be
already
a
slight
im-
TlZ?
mSSTtSS
provement
Once
the
election
there
is
over
and
the
people
oSe
tuh
2
rS
nave
definitely
decided
111
favor
of
stable
government
was
by
this
time
to
have
a
popuia-there
seems
every
probability
that
Germany
will
Com-
uon
of
anywhere
from
100,000
up.
inence
to
get
on
her
feet
once
more.
yet
,fttest
returns
give
it
only
Mention
is
particularly
made
of
Germany
just
now
be-
?o,2,8
,"hab,tanU
a11redncl,onfm
cause
thero
seems
to
be
i
prevalent
idea
that
German
v
is
JStT
tSTrS
"
3"
the
danger
spot
of
Europe
and
that
many
are
looking
to
CL
,
i
see
an
outbid
of
some
kind
in
the
Fatherland.
wVST
ever
j
pay
a
profit
Is
a
matter
of
doubt,
(
butjlt
should
be
making
a
far
bet-
UUUUbfc
DOirn?
P
TA
.AAA.IUiN
VATTfV
ter
record
than
Is
now
the
case.
I
Prince
Rupert,
with
a
Hamilton.1
.
....
0nt-
temperature,
without
the
ex-!
t
?
;
11
1
It
ls'semi-officially
announced
that
there
will
be
an
in-
tremes.
has
an
excellent
ice-free
crease
in
the
Dominion
income
tax
and
also
in
the
corpor-
rbor
equipped
with
elevator,
dry1
ation
tax.
This
follows
announcement
of
an
increase
in
the
dock'
cold
stora6e
Plant-ctc-
"
is
I
provincial
income
tax
500
m,les
nearer
the
Orient
than
1
ttorffc?S,t5,it
see
the
injus-
5SS"
""Si
-
v.v.
jj
Akiiig
guv
Jitis
p-rucuiariy
raiuaoie
iisnenes,
emment.
fora
number
of
years
now
an
Incorporated
considerable
mineral
wealth
is
t-company
has
had
to
pay
a
heavy
tax
on
its
income
and
the
butary-
and
it
is
the
centre
of
one
people
holding
shares
in
that
company
have
to
nav
arrain
i
of
the
world'
best
pu,p
tImber
ar"
r'uonhemreZ
K(fflta
r'ght
ff
4
-i-T-5
poiation
where
the
shareholders
have
h
no
direct
interest
:mg
with
the
orient
and
elsewhere.
m
tne
company
whose
shares
it
holds,
but
for
a
small
com-
yet
the
net
result
to
date
Is
that,
pany
where
the
operator
is
the
chief
shareholder,
it
is
a'th0U8h
considerable
water
power
is
ll(Viflf(l
ImwIaVittt
lUii-.
f
U
i
.
i.
'available
nnh
nn
lmm
Visa
-""-
'"""""'H-
"en-
me
euuiuiwiv
uoi
lncornoraieu
ne
-z
-
would
get
off
vith
one
tax
but
just
'because
he
decided
to1
and
a
P,ant,caPable
r
obtain
a
charter
he
must
pay
tWo
toT
SJT.ZI'Tt
being
used.
Is
this
the
best
that
Canadians
can
do?
We
are
told
that
we
can
grow
wheat
at
Port
Simpson.
Fine.
But
why
go
toJErt
Simpson?
There
is
plenty
of
room
for
more
farmers
at
Terrace,
Smlthers.
Vanderhoof.
j
Prince
George
and
other
places
along
a
railway
already
built,
yet
'
the
population
is
so
small
and
the
market
so
restricted
that
a
few
hundred
pounds
of
cabbage
offered
for
sale
Is
liable
to
cause
a
slump
and
cut
the
price
In
two.
Comole-
menUry
Industrial
activities
are
also
warranted.
Thus,
along
the
:
Bulkley
River,
within
200
miles
of
Prince
Rupert,
are
four
power
sites
.aggregating
191.600
horsepower
that
can
be
economically
developed.
The
admitted
need
In
Canada
Is
more
population
along
the
railways.
Here
Is
one
area
where
more
Canadians
can
find
homes."
CV.lt.
TRAINS
Mondays.
Wednesdays
and
Prl-
daW
-
5
p.tn
From
the
East
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Satur-
daV
10:40
m
Clears
Skin
of
Blemishes
The
Perfect
Antiicptie
Tr.tmfn
telSKe,
e
rCti'
jrir"-
!?'
-
d
W.
J.t
McCUTCIIKON,
DUUfifllST
DESTROY
FISHERY
Vancouver
Province
Urjes
Continuation
of
Co-operation
With
United
States
lnce
in
commenting
upon
the
pro
nV
nrnvlnrlnl
ripnntv
ROYAL
WAIL
i
-
J
a
change
of
heart.
I
$5.00
Prize
Now,
so
goM
the
suggestion,
the
You
Can
Win
Easily
Head
time
has
come
for
Canada
to
anti-
J
-Directions
Civen
Below
cipate
the
Inevitable
and,
If
the
.
.
T
.
.
.'-all
iz-at
t
hitva
tr
Am
im
panled
by
a
coupon.
the
United
States
will
not
co-operate
to
."".
w
w
W,1VC
jrevent
the
extinction
of
t
"meriCK
on
"supreme"
Coffee,
and
industry,
for
Canada
to
derelon
her
??a
ltU)
8twart
&
Mobly
W.
No
employee
of
Stewart
&
Mobley
Ltd.
Is
eligible.
Tdvgtve
an
Idea
of
what
Is
re-
KjH
Imprrlal
Tobacco
Company
ot
Canada,
Limited
'that
Canada
had
better
not
abandon
the
project
of
co-operation
with
the
United
States
altogether.
Perhaps,
when
the
political
exigencies
of
presidential
election
year
'
are
over,
the
Senate
will
experience
i
i
jij.
Well
Over
AGREEMENT
ON
POLICE
New
Contract
With
Government
to
lie
Souilit
ny
City
With
View
to
Ilfducinf
Cost
With
a
view
to
effecting
economies,
the
city
council
dttMed
unanimously
last
night
to
open
negotiations
with
Col.
J.
II.
McMulltn,
commissioner
of
provincial
police,
irtrih-m
nHt.h
oi..K,.
MT-
umeficlc
to
be
written
on
coffee
for
Ior
a
new
aareement
agreement
In
in
ramrd
regard
tn
to'
up
conte,ned
,n
88611
'-f
ot
cli
b
:isherles
on
the
ruins
of
the
Fraser
Pkil
f0"8
a
w'
v
v
a
&..
1S
a
m
I'lnnla
I
fnmn
rB
a
!,
a
il
i
1
industry,
ndustry,
says
says
the
the
Vancouver
Vancouver
Pro
Pro-
i'f""'-Pm
wieei
ot
paper
i
ihuhwi
vo
ui
wiin
coupon
aiiacnea.
w
propaaea
oy
ajo.
uasey
,YQ":
Yqut
can
Jrlte
write
as
"ma"y
many
M
as
you
na
LtTT,
conded
fy
by
Aid.
McCutcheon
..
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.
.
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J
J
a
Tt
11
hm-,
-.14
.k
lU.i
a
m
a
posal
to
abandon
the
Fraser
River
AM-Jutehn-sockeye
,,
llke;Pv,d1
h
effort
Is
aecom-
WM
felt
that,
even
II
the
present
fishery
because
of
the
fall-
force
ure
of
the
United
States
to
co-op
crate
ln
Its
preservation.
It
la
proposed
that
Canada
shall
remove
all
the
present
restrictions
on
the
Fra
was
not
reduced
In
numbers.
the
city
should
at
least
derive
some
benefit
from
reductiorus
in
salaries,
or
officers
which
had
been
made
by
tne
Kovernmtnt.
Kovernmtnt.
Under
under
the
the
present
present
ser
fishery,
and
shall
allow
our
own
?.Vi?pa-we
pve
a
P'"n
"merit:
,,.
.u.
.-ii
There
was
a
young
fellow
from
Rreement.
the
city
nays
the
nro-
they
can
on
equal
terms
with
Am-
Mlm,0'
vlncial
government
$10,000
per
year
erlcan
flihermen
while
It
lasts.
At
WK
Whd
"Qive
me
some
coffee
and
for
PUeln.
extras
bringing
the
the
same
time
It
is
uMtrt
Pra.
cremo,"
annual
con
up
to
about
$14,000.
SeJfS
ST
trIS:
;
zvr'
rn,d,
aLVt
lh:
mat.ter
up-A,d-
.
.
LMU
Vfitl
nttV
rH
lMiv
t-nlil4
L-UAV
ftftlfl
tnnt
Via
nalUaJ
U-a
i
planted
ln
our
northern
rivers.
"
J
'
"
w"jr
,
"s
"ut
l""'.
The
Idea
Is
natural
enough.
In
yoW0rd'
have
thf
that,
for
thc
no
re'
the
long
run,
If
the
United
States;
.
.
PW:
.
.
?!Mon
b.n
mde
'
the
Item
will
not
co-operate
with
Canada
to
..9".mu?t
?e
n
before
April
r
poncing
wnich
stood
the
same
'
8tewart
mni
"r
,Mt
iW'
UlPre
hTln
preserve
the
Fraser
cockeye
Indus-
Vllf
!
.
J
tt
Mnhlnv
T.tH
-rin
,
n,,nn.i
i
DMli
nn
phonM
tM
k..
try.
it
seems
that
nothine
can
nre-
7
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'
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.
-u.
...
WI-
vent
yi-jii,
Iti
iu
destruction.
uwiriituun.
nut
uui
to
uj
destroy
destroy
-
1
,
.
.
-
.a.
,
.
.
f-,7
,f
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tr
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lln
t
,,
,agrMmen!;
lini.nl.
.
.
,
l.
w8
it
.
nte-
i
.
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f
f
i.
Kn......
.u
"mwui
that
uwi
it
ii
was
whs
rlghl
ngni
It
deliberately,
nd
maUnr
how
great
"to;
tlioirtt
the
provocation.
Is
certainly
djfef
'
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OL
7
ShUld
PPly
10
Co1
nrnt..
mai,.r
tv,
r.
niv
t'f
The
Daily
News
con
be
nur.
to"'""1"
lor
a
new
agreement
un-
I
kv
....n...v.
vumii
r.
UaUWVIVi,,
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t
mmmlaalo'nar
whmh,u
at-ri..-:
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"ucWpji
pi
at
least
Post
t'osi
Office
uiitce
News
News
Stand
Stand.
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323
-
:3000
Pr
year
in
the
cost,
would
bo
..
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......
hi,u
cunecrvu-
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...
4
mne
...
.,....'.
:
..-v
tlon
of
the
Frnser
sockove
could
be
T
4""V"B
-
Vancouver.
"Mier
ueparimenis
or
uie
made
evrntunllv
to
ylrid
a
produc-
I
K,a"
Anfltton'
Pce
i
cu
r
n-
been
cut
down
In
Uon
worth
$30,000,000
n
year
in
the
!
Cr?;
CMt
""d
l"
dld
not
'e
e
delicate
economy
of
nature's
checks
and
balancwi,
It
If
by
nn
means
cer.
Inln
IIAf
If
m.m
.it,
.....
..
......
...uv.
it
wc
ufiioernieiy
ae-
x
stroyed
the
Fraser
sockeye.
we
could
J
ever
bring
It
back
agata.
Wo
think
j
...
....v,
.
.
iJUb
u-
wui.c,
j,i.
nunc
ui
regarti
e
Qcneral
Store.
Anyox.
40
Ule
police.
Indeed,
he
believed
I
Smlthers
Drue
Store.
Smith.
that
the
cltlrens
exDected
this
h.
done.
Mayor
Orme
stated
that
Col.
Mo
Mullln
had
Intimated
that
the
mat-
i4k
VJ'EUJ.f--''-
Alt''
TWO
MILLION
ENTRIES
in
the
TURRET
CIGARETTE
HOCKEY
CONTEST!
l.-,L-
t
jl
last
minute
entries
from
far-away
points.
tntry
letters
by
the
bag
by
the
truck
loadby
the
hundredj
of
thousands
have
poured
into
Contest
Headquarters
during
the
final
weeks
of
the
contest.
A
huge
staff
of
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