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6 MAD FROM
HE TERRIFIC PAIN

inent Merchant Thinks His Life
Saved By“ Fruit-a-tives ”

‘DALH, ONT., JUNK Ith. 1913.
ma general storekeeper at the
sldress, and on account of the
Ke vod I have experienced from

Ce

rapid

Halibut

Cotte

OPPORTUNITY FOR

COAST FISHERIES

Selling for Fourteen
nts a Pound at Grimsby,

in England.
iwa j

ul The reeent

value of fish

inerease in the

 

 

‘Pruitatives”, L recommend | '” the markets of the Old Coun
omy customers, They were a (try will afford a splendid oppor
won to me, lean tell you, for tunity for the fishi pact
wo years ago, I was laid up in ishing industry of
i wong i 8, eibe ie the Pacific Coast to work up a
drove me mad, Doctors feared large and profitable trade,
arn Ftmaton ihe | Halibut ix selling at vimaby.
y until I was cured. I have England, for 14 cents a pound,
ee ae ae as and the price is likely to be main-
wved me from a disastrous i. (ined throughout the duration

J. A. CORRIVEAU, of the war Fish can be carried

Pruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa pert to the old country markets

. . —————— ait a cost of two cents a pound
ET Le present prices, it is believed
NADIAN PACIFIC here, the Coast fishing industry
RAILWAY should be able to reap a rich har
eunteaneti vest in the British markets
NCESS MAY
SOUTHBOUND

FRIDAY 8 P. Mm.

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DAMAGED BY
of Marcus

historic

Statue

other

Aurelius in

buildings, by the

EARTHQUAKE.
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BELIEVES WAR WILL
LAST TWO YEARS MORE

London Visitor Explains Why
Germany’s Resistance
Will Be Long.

That the war will last two years |

at
of

longer the very

the
in

least,

is
opinion London

the
J.

a visitor
city.

M. Mantie, retired
chant, and a keen student of all
the of the war, having
himself two sons at the front, de-
the

sons for

a mer

phases
duces following
his statement:

“Germany has been preparing
this for Before
Agadir incident in 1911, when

| tr
the

war years.

| her ships were
the
i France
11913 she
j to the
| ek rllars

cleared for action
attack
ready. In
gold stock

of a hundred million

jon seas for an on

she has been
increased her
tune
from various
total of
to this
the

by

importing

suuntries a 60
1dded

v

millions,

and millions

Th
from
of addi-

is alto

Reichsbank
the
This,
f what has been

chest

issue
too
lusive o
the

impaign

ed to wal

to get

gold into

try has been studiously

follo during the two or

past

three their idea being first

vears

prevent gold flowing out of the

country, and, secondly, to induce
it to flow in This gold reserve
has been carefully preserved, and
the Kaiser's war chest at the
present time must assume for-
midable proportions Another
way of centralizing the stock of

gold that has been adopted is in
paying all government and state

employees in paper money in-

stead of gold as formerly.
“The same pains and care have
to

Grain

conserve their
all kinds,

lbeen adopted

| food supplies. of
coffee

necessities have

land tea, and cocoa and

been stor-
with the

other
ed gradually but surely,

perfect knowledge in mind that
‘the day’ would not’ be long in
coming. Neutral visitors from
Germany arg nearly all agreed

that the people have not yet be-
to feel pineh, and that
food like going round
period to come.
the
In
a

gun
the
| for an indefinite
|. “Phis
effeet of prolonging

any
looks

will have
the

Germany,

naturally
war,
as

ny own opinion,

military he defeat-
ed in the
armament and equipment su-
to the

and she seems to have an

power cannot
time I have stated. She
ihas
| perior Allies in many re-
spects

in exhaustible reservoir of men,

as his rea-|

LAW IN ALASKA
IS DEAD LETTER

Deputy Commissioner of Fish-
eries in Report to President
Wilson Shows Bad State of

Affairs in Territory.

9

Washington, Jan. 25—A scath-
ing arraignment of the conduct of
the white Alaska toward

the native is coupled with charges

man in

 

of wholesale and continual viola-
traffic regulations
and laws to protect fish and fur-
of Alaska and
Aleutian

tions of liquor

bearing animals
jthe Pribyloff Is-
lands, a report submitted to
President Wilson and Dr. E. Les-
ter Deputy
of Fisheries.

Dr’.

and
in
Jones, Commissioner
returned
where he spent six
of the
industries,

Jones
Alaska,
making

recently
from
months

a survey

lishing seal

administration
He con-

fur

the
various islands
that
facilitated by

sartment of Commerce

and
and studying
of the
cluded
would be

the

regulations
tiax in
full
Im-

proper
veo
Dey
authority over the industries.
for the
natives and rehabilitation

mediate
of
of

steps protection
the
their morals are urged in his
report
“The
and regard for the

he
the

white man’s lack of care
sanctity of the
the of
report says. “In
the and
daughter are dishonored,
the

is overcome

native's erime
Alaska,’

many

me 18

sections wife
and any
from husband,
brother
threats and bribes and liquor, un-
til the have all their
best senses and impulses deaden-

stance

‘

father or by

even men

ed and seem to be unmanned.
the
saloon

“Wherever white man has
settled the

that has had more to do with the

prevails, and
ruination of the Indian and the
Aleut In
sections where the saloon is not

than all other ecauscs

found liquor reaches the natives
in the form of pay and bribes.

“T am advised on reliable au-
thority that up to this year there
had not been a single conviction
jby a jury in Alaska. I am glad to
say that there has been a change
of sentiment and feeling against
those who do not regard the laws
as serious, and recently the juries

in two courts have brought in
lverdicts against those who had
disobeyed the law.”

In one instance, the report says-
a deputy
clerk of court,
interested
eannery, and did everything
|their power to see that their pri-

a mar.
shal and deputy

actually

commissioner,

“were in a

“It is going to be a tong and!yate interests were not molested,
}
hard struggle. The fighting of|and that their company was not
the last few months has shown) violating the law.”

clearly that any gains which have
us have been of a
The
into their

been made by

nature enemy
‘funk
the

movements

very slight
literally dug
they

offensive

are
h rle
front

as eall them at

and

against such positions are ex-

i tremely costly

 

 

“While Great Britain has got a
strangle hold on the enemy on the
iseas, and the blockade is now
leomplete yet in spite of all pre.
A autions | believe that foodstuffs |
are flowing into Germany from
countries like Switgerland, Sweden

The report adds that it is ab-

|solutely necessary to have more

and funds to enforee the

|
iboats

 

jand Denmark with a great deal of
facility.
! I do not think the

in sight,

Personally
|
fend is nearly

it have no doubt of the ultimate
conclusion of the war, I do net
agree with those who believe
it is only a matter of a few
months when we shall have the
|Germans just where we want
ithem.”-—Vietoria Times,

and while |

laws Without more vessels, it
it is
laws to

vu

£20,000,000

declares almost

pr

atrs

usé@less to
this
worth

make oteet great

lishing nearly

a year \ wholesale

killing of fur-bearing animals by

those who spend their time trap-
and hunting

ping killing every-

thing and anything at any time

the commissioner de-
, has been e

of the year,
lare mndueted in the

section, until now it is necessary

to #0 back into the unexplored re--

gions in order to keep up the sup-
iply of furs.

The commissioner advises the

| adoption of closed seasons for
salmon, and urgently endorses
igovernment inspection of the
jproduct of every cannery in

Alaska.

FISHERMAN sHoT
ON THE PESCAWHA

 

| Elmer Lewis Is at Ketchikan Hos-
pital and Not Expected
to Live.

Vancouver, Jan. 26.—Mr. A. L.
Hager, manager of the New Eng-
land Fish Gompany, has received
word that the schooner Pescawha
put in at Ketchikan last week and
landed Elmer Lewis, a fisherman,
suffering from a severe gunshot
wound which has brought about

paralysis and which will proba-

bly prove fatal. His nearest rel-
ative is F. E. Lewis, of the North
Vancouver ferry service. Dr.

Storey, in charge of the Marine
Hospital at Ketchikan has wired
him that the injured man will not
live.

The accident happened when
one of the fishermen was clean-
ing gun, and the Pescawha
all speed possible for Ket-
chikan, running with all
hoisted as well as the

a
made
sail
gasoline
engines working.

The schooner has had a very
unlucky fishing venture. She was
Ketchikan thirty-five
days and during that time took no
fish owing to bad weather,

out from

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