A-.fni't
20,
1023.
tfYISNOT
IKELY
TO
BE
EFFECTIVE
YET
aWhollt
Gives
Intermedin
lilt
In
Regard
to
Con-lion
of
Fish
Butlnttt
iit.il.
director
of
Hi
I-
li
A
Odd
Sloritft"
t
prince
llirl.
MM
.
v
li.v
Hi
Seattle
f
rst
if
the
iihiiiIIi,
nail"'
and
looking
.lallnHoti
of
a
I
lienel
lie
of
Ml
Company
Mil
I'acifie
Fiher-ilniu
Hi
IiuIIImiI
il
iy-
Hit
Irade
Ik
In
U
ilhlllllMl
iwf
llfT
III
at
ty
hi
In
tin
pro-i
season
netl
winter,
.-.(
ariin
thai
ha
Im-
:(
-ill.
Unit
Hip
;l"lllB
akr
jrlfect
Ihi
year
s'ahllue
I
lit'
nilua-
mpany
rfitiuiinnl-ijc
Canadian
goern-::!if
'definitely
t
hut
H"
IH
closed
lll
rninrrTg
winter.
If
lenld
h
"topped,
II
.
i
ary
to
materially
:ie
jaiiiil
of
frnzpii
auttd
an
MiiJiarruiiiK
The
noniial
uily
of
;ni,;riit
t
ahottl
IJ.ooo,
.
f
Ui
.owr-lor
pul
mill
"Will
and
filllng
lit
iiiiied,
il
would
rail'
of
.')0.
IKIO
or
more,
which.
;(
i.
oi'rii'ii
iiiairr
to
v
im
Ely
In
ilate
i
li
.)"
al
HIeie
III
in
Hie
Pacific
le
than
nl
the
year,
hut
I
hp
Mia.
ie
M'ty
high,
which
in
a
"
lit
demand
ir
I
li
p
w
inter;
although
ir-e
'
demand
for
freh
iih
ui'fi:
Quite
lrong.
ir
ne
i"k
ior
lower
I
In-
tialan,
e
.f
Ihe
summer
liK'iu
heavy
ami
lllll
,'fr
-rn
r
nil
ii
on.
;Duty
Not
Helping
"
lie
.'iiinion
Ihaf
'.
,foty
of
if.
per
lh.
Whiff
nttrrmg
the
United
,1
asn
i
iatlv
heltiinir
r.
ti.liernicii.
while
it
III
'
jun.111
l
he
Canadian
'I
coaling
hail
iaifirni-
iht
tendency
.
l
n
!
u-y
nf
Irade
M
i
td-
which
i
Mif
'oiiiiuerrlal
rela-
I
-rt-
Hi'
I
mini
Slate
Ja
hnlding
that
an
all
-rirNM'ily
arrangement
.ic
f
won
lil
if
a
liooii
iin-r
awl
th'
t!!
(rt
in-Uilh
nit))'.
Tin
liana-inPn,
h
ayx,
jirMhire
.:t
fmuiKh
haliliul
lo
';
r
homo
tiinrkiit,
ninl
ml
f
turilT
on
Ixilli
out-
I
line
or
anollnT.
iul
of
thii
finheriiieii'.
1
Aiikhiomii
fifth
tioiipht
for
L
uiiiaii
niarkfl,
for
in
r
in
uiiiiiK
If.,
per
thnil
l-i
a
Cauailiuii
fan
rcicieil
r
aiiie
lime
wliilf
a
Can-
fan-
hmivlil
for
Un
AiiutI
fiaf'Ert
would
liriim
S
li
"I
Ameriraii
far
purrlm"!
I'll
Mill
invr
In
lh
hitch
prh
paid
(ilmt.
Hii
romiiany
I
not
lu
x
fur
tint
flli
IliU
year.
h
oiuy
hnvintr
a
limiUsI
I'M,
ITU
wnrkinp
tin
a
Rood
'xHri
hiifitu'D
in
kiird
ff
whirii
u
fliipjM-il
out
'i
a
mirr.
of
Humily
of
k
of
uituh
it
for
Mil
i'
liaviiiff
lali-ly
lifi'n
loont
I
Editor's
Opinion
I
eiliinrfaT
iirlicle
ln
Ihe
same
Sal
1
-
lew
says:
of
Hie
apparent
im-l,Jl
if
putting
the
Cnn-n
'American
halibut
Ireaty
'
ll-:
i
this
yar.
Pacific
hafi-i'MeresU
have
ahoilt
made
"I
season,
no
as
In
seltle
nll(
Ms,
The
treaty
raifiel
hy
(lie
lian
parlian
u'lil
was
wilhool
I'fovisn
liiM-rli'd
hy
(he
U.S.
''
nij
acoidliigly
rannot
""'
eirii-live
until
lh
ualo
11,1
ralirication
lo
Ihe
nrl-1
1
'finiiei.t.
-n,,,
dosed
sea-""ld
he
jirovidej
hy
act
of
r'
itlong
(lie
line
followed
,l"
tiaiu.ji,,,,
,,Hrliuiiii'iit;
lull
K
'"Kl'ly
iniprohahle
that
IfKlMalloii
or
ratlflcallou
pi
no
secured
hefore
Ihe
end
RUSHING
NECESSARY
REPAIR
WORK
ON
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
GRAIN
CARS
mmwKTwTiW
warn
rrnlly
urodiiriu
fihinir
will
he
in
or.
.mkiii
lakini;
riwvi
ai
inai
lime
would
jirohahly
hear
unfair
ly
on
a
Hirlion
of
Hi
tleel,
and
rather
Ihan
rln
for
lh
latter
pari
of
lh
proKid
aon
il
would
he
helter
tovait
unltl
the
fall
of
IU:'l.
w
lion
all
ran
hao
ilu
.noiiee.
Th
Tranx
sna
vardi
ami
hopt
of
Xht
Canadian
National
Railway
have
for
weeks
tnfagwl
in
getting
engine!
and
can
into
ihape
for
the
jrrain
movement
now
opening:.
slnrnire
Co.
ha
ahoUt
ileciilcil
lOi""".""
rciuip
iN
entire
gas
fleet
with
dlsel
euitines.
One
nf
(he
hnli-
l..ii
)uioltf
Aiiimirtr
tma
filrnikilv
sulls,
llllllds
I
linl
there
will
he'iire
'
)d
season
fur
nnoliier
Ihan
1
al
1111.
iiiiit
MP
art
in
it
4111
1
!
siiiiiplion.
Some
Canadian
dura
have
gone
so
far
11
to
"'"I
their
government
lo
an-"
e
thai
I
hero
will
he
no
'II
I
a
wonderful
sensation
h..i
on
V.
n
,inui
installed
in-
l"""y
-1'fleil
1
vlarl
In
with
stead
W
the
old
ga
engine.
If
f
i.t.
ri
3ka
-...iir..Pinrr
re-
d
make
a
profit,
says
the.
leUel
engines
will
h
in-
i"
-'...-....
stalled
In
Mien
Sitka,
.ihassa.
nixrillKir
UAIID1IT
Lord.
Slnrrrli.
Phiimeu.
I
redelia
tAlllllllU
MAUDUl
and
Legale.
a
Tin
reason
givn
hy
Ihe
ofll-cers
of
I
lie
company
for
Ihe
Change
is
that
Ihe
advancing
cost
of
distillaje
has
practK'ally
iircisilaled
(he
'move.
I'se
of
deisel
engines
will
cul
Ihe
cost
of
opcrallnn-(o
a
ijuarlrr
of
the
presenh
figures
and
Hie
"deisel
niore
satisfactory
a
run
gas
engines.
NEW
FISH
COMPANY
HAS
LOCAL
DIRECTOR!
W.
Nlchollt
an
incorporator
of
$100,000
Concern
Launched
Recently
In
Seattle.
The
Hupert
Fish
Co.,
with
n
caiiitalualioti
of
if
Kiii.dOO,
was
Incorporaled
nl
Seallle
early
this!
inoiith.
The
Incorporator?!
Of
Ihe
company
are
Charles
H.
peahody,
,1.
S.
Hohiiison
mid
J.
V.
Mcltolls
compl
roller
of
the
C.auuilian
Fish
&
(Jojd
Siorage
Co.
tier.
luletvleweil
hy
lh
Kaily
News
In
regard
In
the
new'
cdinpnuy,
Mr.
Nlcholl
staled
Unit
mere
was
8
ear
and
by
that
lime
thcnolhlnff
to
give
out
in
regardlo
OFF
CALIFORNIA
IS
NEW
THAT
LOCALITY
Small
salmon
Irollers
mil
of
Kiireka,
California,
hae
reccnlly
been
catching
lar
quantities
nf
haliliul
and
hae
glutted
the
San
Francisco
market
with
cheap
haliliul
according
to
the
Pacific
Fisherman.
Haliliul
are
rather
scarce
11
IT
the
California
roast
all
hough
eonsidernldn
quantities
of
large
flounders.
sometimes
misnamed
haliliul.
are
taken
there.
sHaaaaaaaaall
CJ
tsHaaaaaK
TH1
DAILY
BTEWB
PAtlB
fTVl
been
iuily
No.
1
photograph
ahows
g-iant
locomotiTea
at
they
came
from
the
Tranwona
thopv
afteri
beint;
"tuned
up"
for
the
grtatett
traniportation
effort
of
the
year.
No.
2
Ptrinpt
of
box
cart
hkh
have
jutt
been
delivered
from
the
repair
yard.
So.
3
The
buty
"rip
track,"
where
irangt
of
men
have
been
for
month
working
on
necetaary
repairs
and
in
some
rate
almost
rebuilding:
bad
order
can
in
order
to
fit
them
for
the
grain-hauling
ruth.
If
all
the
engine
which
are
ready
for
the
grain
movement
were
placed
end
to
end
they
would
ttretch
ever
tome
ten
mile
of
track;
while
the
aggregate
length
of
the
box
car
which
have
been
dittributed
through
the
wettern
grain
areat
in
preparation
for
the
movement
would
be
ome
350
milet.
Prepara
Von
for
the
movement
of
the
crop
have
been
made
on
a
monumental
acale
and
it
is
anticipated
that
this
year
the
Canadian
National
will
handle
a
greater
proportion
of
Canada's
wheat
yield
than
ever
before.
TO
CHANGE
the
venture
at
the
present
lime
but
an
aimouin-Pmeiit
would
ir
hahly
he
forihcoituiiK
m
the
ii'-.ir
fultire.
BOOTH
FISHERIES
COMPANY
REPORTS
SMITHERS
J.
Iloherl
left
Cm
Thursday
lo
j.ipend
hi
vacation
visiting
relative
and
friend
in
Winnipeg.
!Sakaloon
and
llegina.
,
(Jeorjie
PROFIT
RflR
1Q?.
from
Afler
having
suffered
a
deficit
of
;,;;i'.,0H.rt0
in
ItC'l
ami
a
dericil
or
t'.ITT.OiM)..'!
111
tOti.
the
IhMilh
risheries
Cn.
reports
a
..ndil
of
H0,:t5.H'J
for
the
first
four
inonUis
of
this
vwir.
Canadian
Flth
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Vj
,
,,
:
ari
(VW,
Propotea
10
cut
vui
uai
m
rftM,r
of
,e
president
nf
snomei
in
an
ooai
,,10
k.
1..
Atne:
which
The
CannduITFUli
A
Oohl
,'Muhlisl.eil
in
the
Pacific
FMi-
the
Smith
i
Habin
hack
in
lown
where
he
va
engaged
on
hi
mineral
claim.
He
niMirls
good
rogress
and
ex-cellenl
prosjiecls.
IV
I.
P.
Online
ale,
who
ha
been
re
lieving"
Captain
Turner
while
jrone
on
holiday
In
Seallle,
relumed
for
n
few.
days,
from
J.
winter
months.
menlly
acquired
hoi.
lings
in
the.
.Highland
Hasin
A
small
crew
Is
at
work
iirepar-
np
I
he
way
for.
a
larger
.force,
and
if
condition
permit
develop
after
Ihe'lhree
calendar
years
of
!'
proceed
durinK
the
I'JiO,
IU2I
and
U)i2
have
shown
I..
S.
Mctlill
ha
relumed
from
Calgary
where
he
was
oh
a
litis.
liness
trip.
C.
II.
Sawle,
of
Ihe
Omineca
Herald,
New
Haiclton,
was
a
visitor
in
town
during
the
week.
Olher
visitors
are
Mrs.
F.
Horning,
Forestdale:
Mrs.
O.
A.
Kdwards
and
Miss
Alice.
Allen,
llnnnal,
Mrs.
McKay
and
child,
llaielton;
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.vj
lauiis,
Dotighl)-.
A
daughter
was
horn
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
W'jtde;
a
son
af
Ihe
Im'iil
hospital
lo
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
G
Norris;
and
a
daughter
at
Ihe
hospital
lo
Mr.-'t
and
Mrs,
Axel
Anderson.
.1.
II.
HelherlnKtnn.
is
-enjoying
a
visil
of
his
parents
from
Stratford,
Ont.
It.
C.
Mulch
Is
busily
engaged
in
Ihe
exterior
finishing
of
his
house
on
Third
Ave.
V..
Hann
has
secured
Hie
con-
Iracl
for
building
a
pew
house
'on
Hi-midway
for
.1.
U.
H(fe.
II
is
.
.
.
r
1.....
,...Ia.i
iliii
1
1)
11
vuflli
riniil
(!1rtnDAllthOft
and
rear
verandahs,
and
will
ftJAlVTW
A.
inensuie
25
x
35"feel.
Tlie
cost
1
"will
be
approximately
f
3,000
and
Blind
Man's
Buff
T7VEN
in
this
age
of
enlightenment
soms
folks
spend
their
money
blindly.
They
buy
with
their
eyes
shut.
They
grope
in
the
dark
as
truly
as
if
their
eyes
were
bandaged.
And
all.
the
time
a
powerful
light
is
being
thrown
on
the
very
things
they
need
and
want!
Advertising
is
a
beacon
to
guide
you
in
buying.
It
shows
you
what
to
buy-
where
lo
buy-
and
when
lo
buy.
At
the
same
time,
it
protects
you
against
jraud
and
inferiority.
Merchants
and
manufacturers
who
advertise
deliberately
focus
thousands
of
eyes
upon
their
wares.
Their
values
must
be
honest
and
their
prices
right,
or
they
could
not
advertise
successjully.
Don't
play
blind
man
s
buff
with
the
elusive
dollar.
'Spend
a
few
minutes
each
day
running
through
the
advertisements
in
this
paper.
Then
buy
the
products
that
have
proved
up
in
the
light
of
advertising.
.
,
,
.
Read
the
Advertisements.
y
-
...
il
will
he
const
rucled
under
the
supervision
of
V.
Ockleshaw.
architect.
K.
Hann
has
finished
Ho
Jerior
work
on
H.
.
Champion's
house
on
Third
Ave.,
which
lias
now
an
attractive
appearance.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6287.
Sealed
Tenners
win
o
rrmiru
uj
.
Mlniner
of
Lamls
at
Vlnortt.
not
iter
than
min
cm
the
I
lib
uMr
or
SeplenitH-r.
Itfl.
Tor
tli
purrluse
or
Licence
lo
rut
,l
Jicsplne
and
spruce
Tles'un
Lots
Jlot
and
J1I4.
Rnr
4.
CnaM
Pl-,
trlel.
....
"
Three
is
i
year
win
oe
i"r
t
nsntd
nf
Umber.
.
.
I
Further
particular
or
tne
wiiet
tores-(
ter.
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
lusinci
torrjw-r.
Prince
Hupert,
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5343.
Sealed
Temler
w
111
be
received
by
the
,
Milliner
or
Land,
at
Victoria,
not
Wj
than
IHMI
on
th
Ulh
day
or
Seplember,
ltd.
for
Ilia
purcnase
01
umirr
..i'i
lo
cul
1.460.000
feel
or
Spruce,
inmni.
Ilemliwk
and
Cellar
on
an
area
Mtutlcdj
on
the
et
miore
or
tJinoona
ur,
,
rc
hoyal
I'land.
Hinire
I,
i:oal
umnri.i
Two
(
year
win
oe
iinmru
iw
rr-
iihiviI
of
timber.
.
Further
tartlculr
xi
tne.
ijiier
rorrs-icr,
Vlcturia.
B.C.
or
nutrlct
Toreler,
rrlwe
Hupert.
B.C..
TIMBER
SALE
X
5419.
Sealed
Tenders
wilt
be
received
by
the
DIMrlrt
ForeMer
not
laler
tnn
noon
on
toe
lOih
day
or
Septemlier,
1813.
rr
the
mrriKui
or
Licence
X
tilt,
near
Moses
inlet,
Hnire
,
i.oasi
nmnri,
u
ui
UU0
r'el
or
Cedar,
spruce.
Hemlock
and
halum
Sfcitj.
.
One
111
year
will
oe
anowru
ir
rr-
muval
or
limber.
.
Further
irilcuiars
or
in
uner
torn.
ter,
Victoria,
or
Ihe
Dlitnri
.loreMcr,
prince
inuieri.
n.t-
TIMBER,
SALE
X
53443.
.i..i
Tvii.Iim
will
be
received
br
the
Minuter
of
Lands
at
VlrlorU.
not
Ulcrj
than
noon
on
tne.juiu
u
"i
i"i
tvys,
for
the
purrliane
of
Ucenc.
X
J546,
to
cut
8.700
Jackplne
Ties,
on
the
XW.i
of
Lot
t03
and
area
adjoluinr.
Hanye
S,
Coat
Land
PIlrtcL
Two
()
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
tluilwr.
,
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester.
Victoria.
B.C..
or
District
Forettrr,
Prlnct
Rupert,
B.C.
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
SAILINGS
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT.
8.8.
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
PRINCE
GEORGE.
FOR
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
8EATTLE,
Intermtdlata
Points,
Monday,
Thursday,
Saturday,
11
p.m.
FOR
ANYOX
...........
WEDNESDAY,
10
p.m.
FOR
STEWART
....
x
.
......
.
.....
FRIDAY,
10
p.m.
SS.
PRINCE
ALBERT
or
PRINCE
JOHN.
For
Port
Slmpaon
and
Stawart
......
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Moaday,
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Vancownae
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Charloitt
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Suaday
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PASSENGER
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
Leave
Prince
Rupert
.!
pjn.
for
I'KINCE
CEOROE,
EDMO.VTOS,
WI.N-Mrt:i-.,
all
points
Eastern
Canada,
I'nlted
States.
AaCNCY
ALL
OCIAN
STUMtHir
UNII.
City
Ticket
Olflca,
S2S
Third
Prlnct
Rupert.
PtMM
1M.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Servicet
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
S.S.
PRINCESS
LOUISE,
8.S.
PRINCESS
ALICE.
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle,
August
1,
8,
11,
It,
22,
28.
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway,
August
3,
8,
13,
17,
24,
27.
S.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ooean
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday
at
1
pan.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
encral
Agent.
.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.O,
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Sallints
From
Prince
Huyrl.
for
VANOOUVM,
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0M
Stlto,
a4
Swtata
tty.
Tty,
9M,
roe
VANCOUVCt.
VICTORU.
Alact
Ray,
and
Swansoa
Sty,
Satvrtay
HfM,
Par
ANVOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STIWART,
WU
Uland,
StMMy
S
PM.
fit
PORT
SIMPSON
ant
Matt
Rlytf
Ctnatetaa,
FrMty
A.M.
JS
Ind
Avenue.
J.
Barntlty,
Atau
prlnct
Rupert,
B.C
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