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Mary Capilano Tells Her Story

SAW FIRST WHITE MAN SETTLE

Chief Mathias of the Capilanos.

REFUGEE TRAIN HELD UP

Canton, Jan. 11. The refugee train from Hon- kow containing the Italian Con- aul British Vice-Consul, two American naval officers and 70 Loktung, 35 miles north of Can- American sailors is held up

at

Japanese planes were sighted this According to Chinese reports three

canoe across Burrard Inlet despite the fact that she has weathered a hundred and two wintera Mratan, due to an air raid alarm Capilano lives an. her sense of

which was sounded at. 8.50 this humour unimpaired, to tell about

morning. these happenings and in the happy realization that never again will her people be called upon to engage in war, never so long as the beautiful Capilano River rendered." Immortal by one of the most-musical poems from the pen of the Indian Poetess, the late Pauline Johnson.-continues

to

dow from the West Shore moun- tans to empty itself into the eparkling waters of Burrard Inlet,

A metamorphosis has been creat ed in this virgin forest area of 1000 | acres part of 4000 acres purchased by the Pacific Properties Ltd., and extending right through to Howe Sound-18 such that the people of Vancouver sometimes eyes when visiting it to ascertain rub their

they are things.

not really seeing

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At the present chaotic period in history, when two major wars are In progress and half of the In- habitants of the world are dicta- torridden, there resides upon the Capilano Indian Reserve; across was sold bush, there are now. For, where only a few years ago Burrard Inlet from Vancouver, an

SOLID BUSH

morning at Tungkawan beading In the direction of Bocca-Tigris. Meanwhile details of last night's moonlight rald have not yet come in from the various points along the railway. Passengers on the evening, train to Canton from Hong Kong had an exciting time at Cheungmuktow, and they had to delds during an air raid alarm. spend over two hours in "he paddy.

the train finally arriving at 1045. almost three hours late.

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TSINGTAO NOT DEFENDED

Tsingtao yesterday, they were met

Tsingtao, Jan. 11. When the Japanese took over

anctelit woman who is a connecting./ winding in and out of the splendid by a German delegation comprising |

link with a peace-part among war at wide and sweeping avenues, forest, no less than sixteen-miles ring peoples which may be regard-splendidly paved and boulevarded, ed as affording an example.

This very remarkable centena rian, Mrs. Mary Capllano, mother of Chief Mathias, the present chief of the Capilanos, is a direct des- cendant of the half-brother of that Chief Capilano who welcomed the explorer, Captain George Van- couver, discoverer of Burrard Inlet In 1792.

It was Captain George Van- couver's vision of the future that prompted him when he discovered Burrard Inlet to enter in his famous Journal a prophecy of the beautiful homes which would some day peep from among the. Douglas frs and cedars of Point Grey and West Vancouver at the entrance to that spacious !rilet that now gives harbourage, to ships from all parts of the world. "Swift shuttles of an Empire's loom that weRVES. 15 shore to shore,””

Mrs. Mary Capllang mother of...

Chief Mathias.

He did not, however, forecast the Lions Gate Bridge across the First, Narrows, the abuttments of which are now rising near Prospect Point

golf links second to none on the in Stanley Park on the Vancouver

Continent and a magnificent club- side and on the Capilano Indian the whole ascending from 100 feet house erected at a cost of $10,000, Reserve on the West Vancouver. side, which, when completed, will

tu 1,300 feet above sea level and De the biggset suspension bridge

commanding a superb view over in the British Empire and which,

Vancouver and the Gulf-f with the new Patullo Bridge Baker towering, snow enveloped~~ Georgia, with majestic Mount across the Fraser at New West- minster and

and salmon pink in the sunset re- the contemplated Pacific Highway into Alaska, will

Section-away on the American constitute an important develop-side of the skyline ment in this last grest West.

This link has been made possible "by an important. English Syndiente, In which the family of Guinness predominates. and, together with the development of a magnificent residenttat, area near the Capilano River, above and at the back of West Vancouver. Involves the expenditure of $10,000,000, a-sum which includes the expenditure on the bridge and the recent purchase of the stately Marine Building in Vancouver. That Marine Building Mrs. Capilano regarded the other day with admiration and described us "a skookum (Chinóck for "big") shack." This residential undertaking, is probably the most anıbitious scheme of its kind ever undertaken in Canada,

area

HUMOUR.UNIMPAIRED Mary Capilano was born Potlatch Creek" on Hove Sound,

at

Incidentally, this development is falth of British Capital in Canada, an interesting indication of the and particularly in a city which. through its admirable geographical situation-which constitutes it the jumping-off place for both the gives it direct communication by Orient and Australasia and which

water, through the Panama Canal to Europe is destined to become. the Pacific Coast and one of the In all probability, the chief city of greatest ports in the Empire."

caplano, at whose gate, and not And SO we return to Mrs.

far from the elaborate tomb erect- ed over the remains of the late ment has taken place, Layhulette Chief, her husband, this develop- to give her her Indian name→→ has never seen it, but she will, if she can ever be persuaded to enter an automobile. And, no doubt, she will accept this new revelation with

an Impressive mountain-environed pleasure, but, withial, with that ford near Vancouver, one hundred philosophie calm which she dis- aud two years ago. In full posses-played when she viewed from her sion of all her faculties, and stil! | little dug-out, canoe the arrival of able to paddle her cedir dug-out the list CPR. Pacific Empresa,

NEW CHINESE DAILY

Hankow, Jan. 10. Prominent Chinese Communist leaders, including Walig Ming and Cheng Pang-hsien participated in the reception given to the local official organ of the Chinese Com~ munist Party by the new "China. Daily News" The first edition of "the paper will appear on January

11.

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Mr. Wang Ming, political head of the Chinese Communist Party, was arrested in Tientsin some years lectuals and announced that the ago, but a joint petition from dis-editorial policy of the new "China tinguished personalities all over Dally News" would follow the pro- the world, including Professor Al- gramme of the Chinese Communist bert Einsten, M. Romala Holland. Party, and that the Journal's im -and-others, brought his release. mediate object would be to Mr. Chang Pang-hales, writing "strengthen co-operation between under the pen-name of “Poku“ is the Kuomintang and the Com-. the, leading commentater in the munist Party and to foster nation- Chinese communist rankr

wide resistance against the Japan-

Mr. Wang Ming briefly addressedere.- the gathering of Chinese Intel- Benter,

Herr W, Ohlwein, Herr P. Hess and the Japanese marines about 400 Herr F. Navert, who encountered

streng 15 miles from the city. They informed the Japanese that Tang- tao was not defended and escorted them to the city.

Immediately on entering the Japanese marines posted patrols. While the Japanese Consul. Mr. Otaka waited on board a Japanese warship until arrangements had been completed for him to go ashure and to take up his post,

The first Japanese officer to ar- rive in Tsingtao was Miyamoto, re- sident naval-officer, who chatted. for half an hour in the City Gov- ernment building with members of the foreign volunteers. He carried a Japanese flag and soon after- wards a motor car arrived filled with Japan flags which were heist- ed on various buildings throughout the city.- Reuter

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