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Industrial
Development
of
City
Expected
in
1936
According
To
Commissioner
Alder
in
Address
Pulp
Mill
Expected
But
Irrespective
of
it,
Progress
Is!
Looked
For
Early
in
Coming
Year
At
the
Rotary
Club
luncheon
yesterday
afternoon
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
said
he
was
definitely
assured
that
there
would
be
industrial
development
in
Prince
Rupert
early
in
the
New
Year.
One
year
from
now
he
felt
sure
the
people
of
the
city
would
be
fully
satisfied
with
the
progress
that
had
been
made.
If
all
put
their
shoul-
...
.
.
ders
to
the
wheel
and
showed
a
rtNv
I
spirit
of
co-operation
he
ft
It
sure
PTArtXT
I
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1
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SIllrvY
hls
P,ans
for
Industrial
develop-
ONSCREEN
"She"
is
Presentedt
as
Feature
At
Capitol
This
Week-End
jposite
Miss
Gahagan.
Helen
Mack
I
and
Nigel
Bruce
have
the
principal
supporting
roles.
j
The
picture
is
replete
with
romance
and
adventure
despite
the
i
strangeness
of
the
plot
As
might
be
anticipated
It
is
entertainment
of
an
entirely
different
type
and,
as
such,
will
undoubtedly
attract
Interest
IMMORAL
FLOWER
COLLECTOR
LONDON,
Dec.-19:
CP
At
a
Its
erection
112
years
ago.
The
tow-!
luncheon
of
thc
Green
Cross
So-erlng
312-foot
SDlre
is
all
that
rPJciety
recently.
Dr.
A.
C.
Headlam.
'J3
mains
of
the
building
dpstrnveri
kv!
Bishop
of
Gloucester,
described
m
fire
in
1852
and
nin
in
im
the
fanatical
wild
flower
collector
W
In
1852
St.
Jacques
le
Mlneur
jfo
Cathedral
at
St.
Catherine
and
St.
$j
Denis
Streets,
its
original
site,
was
$j
partially
destroyed
when
Mon-treal's
east-end
was
ravaeed
bv
as
the
most
know."
Immoral
person
I
'possible
fatalities.
I
The
new
church
will
post
$12(5
OOO
jfa
fire.
The
church
was
rebuilt
In
1888.
and
seat
1,600
persons.
No
support-c-
Fire
again
razed
most
of
the
build-
Ing
columns
or
galleries
will
ob-lng
March
26,-
-1933,
during
high
'struct
the
view.
Interior
decorating
&5SJSJ1
J
f:
vnesson
tne'part
of
the.
will
be
ultra-modern
and
specially
A-.t-.ttjs
wj,
priest
ana
attendants
prevented
treated
for
acoustics.
ment
would
bring
results.
Mr.
Alder
spoke
of
the
full
cooperation
he
had
received
In
his
work
in
Prince
Rupert
from
the
provincial
government
at
Victoria
and
from
the
Canadian
National
Railway
officials
who
had
proven
i
"She,"
Sir
Rider
Haggard's
in-!
themselves
good
friends
to
the
Jtriguing
novel.
Is
picturized
on
tfce,clty
wnen
money
was
badly
needed
'
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
s0011
aIte"
e
came
here
and
on
a
!
this
week-end.
Although
it
is
based
number
of
occasions
since.
They
!upon
a
colorful
fantasy,
the
pit-,
were
backing
the
city
to
the
limit.
Uure
is
brought
very
close
to
the
He
was
hopeful
that
the
pulp
mill
border
line
of
convincing
realism.
,
would
yet
be
built
but,
even
with-Helen
Gahagan,
well
known
out
it,
he
expected
to
see
great
stage
and
operatic
star
of
Amei-
development
in
the
city.
ilea
and
Europe-
appears
in
the
The
Commissioner
said
he
had
title
role
as
the
deathless
queen
now
been
here
slightly
more
than
who
has
bathed
in
a
flame
of
eter-
two
and
a
half
years.
He
was
told
nal
life
but
who,
having
killed
a
when
he
came
here
he
was
expec-.
man.
Is
forced
to
live
an
eternity
ted
to
place
the
city
on
its
feet
of
remorse
and
sorrow
with
no
love
financially.
This
he
had
done
by
entering
ner
me.
Kanaoipn
bcott,
reducing
the
cost
of
civic
admin
as
a
errant
scientist
who
:
young
Nation
by
$30,000
a
year,
by
re
uiscuvcrj.
wie
laoinous
Kingaom
01
untjmg
tne
dt;bt
of
tne
City
by
Kor
In
which
the
deathless
andjwhlch
a
mUjlon
doilarg
would
be
iuYcica
uuvcu
lives.
Diays
od-i...j
n,i
u
tfi
v,
,
Insurance
to
$1.25
a
thousand
for
three
years
covering
all
schools
and
other
public
buildings.
He
had
'.also
secured
from
the
C.
N.
R.
400
acres
of
land
at
the
foot
of
the
mountain
wnicn
would
make
an
excellent
park
In
years
to
come.
Now
he
was
turning
his
attention
to
Industrial
development
and
he
Invited
all
to
Join
in
helping
to
make
this
a
success.
He
said
he
had
been
connected
with
the
city
for
26
years
and
was
one
of
the
heaviest
taxpayers.
He
had
never
lost
faith
In
the
city.
He
believed
now
that
the
corner
had
been
definitely
turned
and,
If
all
worked
as
they
ought
and
doubtless
would,
results
would
be
obtained.
Sigmund
Elnstoss,
who
is
prominently
identified
with
the
cooperative
marketing
of
salmon
In
Southeastern
Alaska,
was
a
passenger
arriving
here
from
Ketchikan
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Norah
yesterday
afternoon.
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NEAR
END
Western
Canada
May
Expect
Floods
In
1938
Says
Meteorological
.
Expert
WINNIPEG,
Dc.
20:
(CP)
Wes
tern
Canada
is
definitely
moving
out
of
the
dry
cycle
of
weather
which
brought
ravaging
drought
in
recent
years,
according
to
expert
opinion.
In
fact,
as
far
as
can
be
Judged,
there
may
be
floods
In
1938.
A
leading
authority
on
weather
condlUons,
T.
C.
Main,
who
has
Just
completed
an
exhaustive
study
of
the
drought
problem,
believes
the
dry
cycle
is
ended.
He
found
the
rise
and
fall
of
water
in
the
Red
River
drainage
basin
an
excellent
indicator
of
moisture
The
volume
of
water
in
the
Red
River
increases
cn
the
approach
of
the
period
of
maximum
sun
spots.
Flood
conditions
in
that
area
are.
therefore,
expected
in
1938.
The
same
conditions
prevailed
in
1927.
one
year
before
the
sun
spot
peaki
In
1928,
Mr.
Main
explained.
High
temperatures,
Mr.
Main
believes,
have
a
great
deal
to
do
with
creation
of
drought
conditions,
due
to
evaporation.
Since
1875,
when
regular
meteorological
observation,1
began
to
be
recorded
at
Winnipeg
the
"mean"
temperature
showed
u
general
Increase
until
1930.
Since
1931
there
has
been
a
steady
decline
In
the
"mean"
and
It
is
still
going
down.
In
the
early
days
of
settlement
the
Carberry
Hills
of
Manitoba
werr
forested
with
coniferous
tree
which
were
cut
off
by
the
settlers
A
recent
attempt
to
reforest
the
area
met
with
little
success.
The
water
line,
which
has
been
attracted
by
the
roots
of
the
treets
had
sunk
so
low
It
was
not
within
reach
of
the
roots
of
growing
seedlings.
An
effort
will
be
made
to
raise
the
water
line
to
Its
old
level
by
planting
native
trees,
resistant
to
drought.
WdrDeeeabr.
Bulkier
Mart
.
-
learned
the
.
cret
of
eternal
youth
and
beauty.
Cataclysmic
tagecraftiithe
terror,
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