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a une Twenty-first Will be.
Great. Day Local History

Premier and Cabinet, Govenors from. North and South;
7 J Chaniber of. Commerce- Men—Beginning of the.
Great, North Road—Itinerary all set oe

June 2ist, 1930, ‘the longest day of
the year, gives promise, of ‘being the’
” wreatest Alay in the- history of: this dis.
trict. ‘Chat will be..the day that the
Premier of British Columbia aud some
of his cabinet. ministers, together with
Govenors from Alaska and the Paci-
fic States will meet at Hazelton to
welcome the ‘press earovan ‘from thie
south which will artive that» ‘day, af-
‘ter travelling “by auto some 800 miles
to see the starting point of the. Breat!
northern extension. of the. Pacific high-!
way—from Mexico to the Yukon’ and) tune 14—Teave: Vancouver, 9 a. m:,
Alaska. ' Jarvive Chilliwack 12 noon; leave Chil-
In .the past Hazelton has. known ajliwaek 2:80, p.m, arrive Hope. 4:3¢
ee, few events which have gone down-in Yule +, leave Hone @:30- De tL, arzive
mag history. It has been. the: scene of a|” Fung 45: —Leave Yale 9 a, m., arrive
number of stirring times.” It is.one-of Lytton 12 noon; leave Lytton 4 80 p.
the oldest settlements in: British Col- may arrive: clean on m, a a. me:

1 . : ' s ‘og et ¥ -
manbia. But Premier ‘Tolmie ot ee rive: Mile 127 12 oon Lave Sate iz
government of British. Columbia, isl; :80 pom. fitrive: “Williams Lake 3p.
the father of the great northern ex- m. :
tension: of. the ‘Pacific: Highway, ‘and
it is that road which is going to make
a wonderful difference in the’ ‘tnture

‘of this district.’

On June 21st there. “wil be “many
visitors of prominence’ in’ their own
districets, there’ will -Inahy press ‘men,

_ there ‘will be many. other. ‘wialtors, ©:

W. KF. Kennedy, AL L, “, for North.
Okanagan, *: and . senior © goverment
whip In the- Provincial Legislature, re-
presentatives af Dr, Tolmie, with Asa-
hel Curtis and Charles '‘D. Garfield of
the. Seattle Chamber. ‘Of Cominerce,

_ DAY: AT

“HAZELTON” _

Victoria, April 5—The itinerary of
the caravan which will travel in. Jute
to- the proposed conimencement. of. the
road at Hazelton’ was ‘tnnouaced. by
Bruce A McKetvie, ‘publicity- commis: |
sioner tuday,. 08 follows : :

Tine 17, Leave ‘Willian
m., ; AETINS Quésnel |
Quast 2 bh. th.
5:80. f a ;
:|QUE sa ON JUNG 18 :
June 18.—Leare’ Ba eryille rt ‘30 1 a.
m.,“ arrive: Quésner - 12 noon ;- Téave
Quesnel: ” ‘T 180. ma rive. “Prince
George ® 5:30. Bem
June, Ft Br

lake 8 a.
‘12 noon s .““ledtve |
‘arrive. “Barkervill |

necommodation. of. thé district, “but. it} La
is surprising-what., can -be’ ‘done When :
- all work’ together, and ‘this: is” ‘ple ‘of ‘
those times cwhen. ‘all. must: ‘work ‘to-
gether. It is: not ° that. ‘only ‘this’ im-
mediante district, is: -golag. to “penefit. by
the visit or by: the construction. of the’
Toad. » The ‘entire ‘north will. share in
5 the new business and. the. new develop- |
“ment. - The whole: Anterior “will unite | 4
¥ nt this time and give the visitors: that
welcome which, the occasion warrants.)
The following“ is ‘taken from: the
-Vaneotver, Province :— ;

130 p.m; ‘leave
elk 2: “Be; 7m. arrive New Hazelton
5230; p.m...

‘June: 21 Ty be spent ai New. and |
‘O14. Hazelton. -

arrive. Smithérs'4.30°p. mh. ~
June = 28 -—Leare: Smithers OF a. It;

-

ston: 1 DB m. “arrive. Burns" Lake a 330 yi
mi. ar

- June’ ‘24—Léave | Barna. Lake §:30 /
a, UL, errive-Vanderhoot 12339 pe m,
leave” "uuderhoot 2 penn, arrive Fort
‘St: Fumea'4 80°p. ma :

ONE- NIGHT AT- PRINCE GEORGH »
hee - June 25,—Leave Fort St, James 1p
cd Benes A Mekey ie; who will ditect me umive-Ty ince George 6pm.
oe the proposed: “wtitomoliile:: “earavan in’ June: 26.~—Leave ‘Prince: George: fl a.

:. over the first, section: of, the: proposed.

"[eeat Copper

— Coming of Press Caravan

. : and: the. Diadem:: the: ‘latter- group con;

a tain’ rises. almost straight up for: ‘sey

7 and. the engineers. who have examined:

, Washington: ‘and ‘British ‘Cohimbia.

fume 22" Leave ‘Hazelton 2 p.. nL, .

urtive Houston 11:30 a, m. leave. Hou- |: :

read @- pauline - “Which, one’ would. ‘ya
like?” . ‘asked * the”
langest in the book, " was ‘the’ “reply.

psalm.

man, “Wall ye. read -it again, sir, “and
w wil. ye come a wee bit closer? , Cert-

Mines: at Usk
Being - Opened|t"

Canadian Copper. Mines Ltd. 4g. tlie |
jmame. of ‘the cofhpany which | ds devel:
“oping. two large. groups, of gold,- silver
and copper, elaims ner: Usk. "The two
groups: ‘are ‘known as. the * Silver ‘Mitts

taining forty-six, claims, and the, “Sil:
ver’ Mitts ‘group. is made UD, ot twelve
claims. ote

SO. -that ore: “bunkers. and - yard room
can: ‘be had for. the mine. - The moun-

eral. ‘thousarid. feet and _ the’ ‘develop-
iment - requires” only. sort. taniéls _to
open up several’ parrellel veins and at
a depth. ‘of: about ‘three. ‘thousand féet.
The ore rins. high. ‘to copper: values,

the ofe. is a good fluxing ore AS well.
. The Silver Mitts group is’ six. and. a
half. miles ‘south. east” ‘of the Diadem |.
‘and: along side of ‘the tailway. Cop-
per. ‘is ‘also the chief value in this. ore

the property ate confident: that they
have the: “thakings of ‘another big’ miné

years. wy
Canadian , Copper’ Mines init, is a
group | of - men "from" Montana

The head office: ‘is in. “Seattle.” “Work |.

'|going | on alt winter’ in a small, way,

present 1 time’ ut

the. -B00d, things: of. the provinee, ;

: HE LIKED. imme SMELL

ae clergyman. “visiting al “nospital,
came to a scotsman, who asked him to
" élergyman.., “Tbe

'So. the clergyman | read ‘the longest
“Thats enid,”: sald the ‘seats.

nL arrive Summit Lake 11 a. .m., leave
extension atthe; ‘Pacific: Highway ov-, Butomalt : Lake ra 730 a. mn. arrive Pr.
™ er the Carlhio- ‘voni: from “Vancouver |! ee G ree Tp. my leave: Prince
ty Fairbanks, . Alario: bh! his, assist- George Bebe, tetlve  Guesial 6 py. a
pnt: Major’ Gorilon Suitth, will, start arrive Williams Take’ 11:80 a.m, -
Overy the’ route, - ‘AB2. “malles,, from - Van- |) -June:28: Leave: Williams Laks.8 gi.
_courer sto Hazelton’ ‘an April 14th to. Uitont ve Mik 100 12:30 p.. My arrive,
designate the Stopping, places. find. te
_ make, mecesenry. arrangemnts to: ‘enter- arrive, Ly tton.
} tain: the visitors on the ‘shiamer expe- 1:80. p.m. rriveHope 6 ‘p.m
Sditions 0 ai 7 “Tune: 30.—Lenve’ ‘Hope '8:80' aim:; ‘are
‘The caravan will, assemble, ‘ate Yan- (re eel Bo sera 130° iit,
E _eouver ‘nnd leave: that’ ‘eity, on the- Mth axrive” Va ned ; , MP. ay
eof June.. te wil “be at. “Pazeltun: on ie :
, June 21,. “the Ingest day ‘of the year, + Otuwn—( paca, to’ the : -Heritld)
4 .cowhen. there. will’: , Approximately 20 Th this age: of “direct ‘communiciition®
* thours of -day, ight: he avery, nation. is aot ‘only’ strengthen- |
~ alt. is: lbkely th inig- its boston in. the’ ‘communication |
‘fieid,. “Dit is. putting. forth: every: “effort |.
to. establish . direct services. with, near: |
ly. avery: ‘other: country,” _

“Liltovet 10 a.m,

aiding. celties
rons, ie. anil

~Inety. Gov
tm rton, ..,

2 lent, ;
foi, a. fortnight,:'a
a God-send, ae

2 igen “Teave’ Lytton |.

ple: who: Mave. lived: in- this vieinity,’ but
“i yo. are, DOW domiciled in. Vancouver |

| Mrs.. Tas. MacKay on: Dhti
‘anid: presented - her. with :
Jardinere. ‘ond® Dlaat. | “It.

adnty,”: sald : the” dlergyanany and he po

Thani ye ‘dinaly, aft ‘paid the pat |,

“Ye: ken Ab’ve. no hid: a, rap

n the. ‘verra ‘amell's

np to: over, a ‘hundred dollars a ton and)

that, will employ. many men for’ many

ig now. being done, in fact has: “beeh |

on the market’ 80° ‘that ‘the: us orod inay .
Have an: “opporunity. to participate’ da

-{dawn,

en.
aid

Japan,’

ness,

Skeenn.. Aj
tra nsini ssion

“[& Aldinger.
The. ‘Dindem is lovated: three miles .
east of. Usk and just far enough away |.
from ‘the Cangdian ‘National ‘Railway

strawheriles ©

es, thin souls.
noted fighter, being once,
weight |

| was. ‘not’ heard,:

aide, dntighter, of! ‘Mr.
Pillshury,. and: wife af
’|tare of : the ‘Canidian ” “Logation® te’
Keenlyside was -Fecent- | :
Vy elected ‘viee-President ‘of! the “Tokyo:
Womens - Club; lembership': -of “which:|:
| inchides Diokt! ‘of. the foreign. worte
in the: - Fapanese, -elty.: © Dass

‘Mra.

“champion — of Canada,
Ensign Majary, who has been a mem-
ber of the Army for: twelve years. He |.
'is" to be stationed in Ketchiken,-and
Will fleht t ‘the devil, theré in an | effer-| |
tive. way.

“PRINCE. RUPERT
ONE WS. LETTER

Tt is commencing ‘to look Hke. bust- |:
in the > ‘neighborhood — of Falls
Rive er and the rugged shores of the
“building
line . piers, across the}
river, bhs béen Tet to. Cartor, Halls
No time is being wasted,

contract for

“Téeal. yuchtsmem are zoing. to: “have
re memorable. “June;

‘and brides,

ee ee

"Prince Rupert has ‘Intely been visit:
éd , by. a genial and sturdy little: man,
who wears. the Salvation “Army.
form.

Hansard: shows that. ‘Skeena’s: vigil-
ent member at. ‘Ottawa: continues to

" AnotBer fishing: vessel’ hag. gone’ ‘to
Davy Jones’. ‘spacious ‘and celebrated |
7 locker. ‘The™ “Tnex Ay in ‘the grey.
recently: ‘hit, an “wnchartered’
rock, off. ‘the | “Queen | Charlottes.
Was
erash. : ‘Phe . crew

and:. Mrs, “J. ‘H.
@ first. secre: |

Det

t Usk ‘ake
th ailing

: {|Many: Visit the

Tn the month of
“it. will. he
‘their pleasure: to. ‘entertrin yachtsmen
_}from, Seattle, who. will stage:a “Seattle
Prince Rupert cruiser race.-

Bevan. ‘oceasloti of importance: :
tle is the’ game sized city Prince’ Ru-
‘pert Ww rants. to be, and the visitors will
‘inclnde some of. the “big fellows” of
the Puget Sound metropolis...

It’s to
Seat-

uni-
Time was’ ‘When he was more
‘interested in winning boxing match-
In‘ his day, he wes fi
feather-
He's

It
a. five ofclock -. in the morning |-
had “just © ‘time to|:
lower. away nr dory: and: pull’ free, as
their: floating, home “berah - to - settte,|-
and” ‘oon disappearéd.! The men fin-
ally. reached shore, and tramped: elev-
itles--avet and: “hungary—before.
was possible. Fishermen:
what they. make., at .

JAE tig $10,000,000

[at 6.80°2

_ | Destin ‘buds

| Amnieattaral Car. |
AT Alk Points.

“A good many ‘people ‘took advantag
of the. Bresence of the -agricultura
demonsiration train ° ‘at. South Hazel
ton last Tharsday . morning. to. add’
their Store ‘of agricultural information’
The car arrived. on- the _Wayfreight :
about: halt Past ten and ‘after, a: “eouple
of hours stay proceeded. on the, Sam
train to Cedarvale.. ‘Dr. Wrinch Was *
at the train to welcome the speakers
who were: tien from the Canadian’ Ni
tional, _ the -Domintion’, Department. o
of Agriculture. and the Provincial Dé
partment of Agriculture, - There were
short dddresses by the ‘various speak
ers. on their own porticular. Lines, iit
Hon pictures were | used to - illustra
the ‘talks and then: ‘the visitors: were.
permitted to wander through ‘the two
demonstration cars and to taik with'*
the experts in’ regard ‘to their own par,
ticular. problems,
Those onthe train with the exhibi
tion were Dr. ‘Knight, chief -of ‘the B
©. Live: Stock. -branch, Hi. 5B, “Wab} of.
the B. C pouliry . branch, EF. Wasson
of the dairy branch, Wi. Sandal of: the:
field crops department: ‘and A” Hous-
ton of ‘the moving. picture branch, A aoe
Richards, supt.. of the | experimental

plots. for ‘the’ Doniiiiion Department,
‘8. 8, Phillips, the disirict agriculturist
- The train arrived in Terrace Friday
morning and a. spécial picture show ¢
for the school children was put on: and"
at 26 ‘clock a lecture’ Was given. to the ©

Public, followed ly bicturés ‘of tS

race-of a ane Judging class with th
idea of selecting. candidates. toe
pete at the: ‘provingial stock, ‘show :

; a. o ° Binay, 3 ML. ‘p, tor ! Skeena, cor
tended. that: : ‘unemployment. “Fas * “a
national . responsibility. Thera vou
ibe no problem, he. declared.

te he young pedple of “Havelton, jt
sald. ta: the: umber. of a. lozen,

aitls, at’ least one of thei 4
80'much’ better | ‘after no. doubt\the
fresh’ air, the’ twittering: birds and he