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blend
procurable.
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News
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.
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Every
Afternoon,
eicept
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Aveuue.
H.
F.
PULLEN.
Managing
Editor.
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By
mail
to
all
parts
of
the
British
Eiapire
and
the
United
Stales,
in
advanceper
year...
.
ffl.tto
Friday.
.September
It,
1923.
Fur
Farming
On
Locai
Islana.
Attention
has
been
more
than
once
drawn
to
the
opportunities
which
exist
lor
the
establishment
of
fox
farm
on
,ume
oidne
i-Ijiio
along
the
coast.
Yesterday
l.
U,
Jackson,
chair-;man
of
the
game
commission,
spoke
.of
the
mattr
to
the
Daily
JVews
and
intimated
lhal
they
had
a
number
of
inquiries
in
regard
to
inlands
thai
might
be
suitable,
and
he
thought
the
reull
night
lv
the
establishment
of
farms
for
the
raiding
not
only
of
Joxe
but
of
other
fur
bearing
animal.
Congratulations
To
Pair
On
Attendance!
The
attendance
at
the
fair
lat
night
was
large,
making
up
the
aggregate
'for'-lhe
day
higher.
than
for
the
corresponding
day
)f
the
previous
year.
On
the
whole-so
far
the
fair
eem
to
have
-jieeu
a
fiH-t-e'
and
tlie
iieoplejare
civing
it
their
patronage.
receive
lilwral
fK'dronae
in
This
Province.
"
I
An
attempt
wti
Tnnde
lo
have'wonfen
on
the
jury
at
a
trial
jf
hi
week
nl
.Vfirln
Vaneotiver
hut
Ihey
were
challenged
by
ritun-el
and
had
tep
dvwji.
It
i
the
privilege
of
rotmei
for
Either
ide
(o
challenge
juror.-
and
il
i-
the
opinion
in
many
piarler
that
women
are
more
liable
to
prejudice
than
men,
jienrp
Ihey
are
likelier
lo
be
challenged.
There
eem
m
prl
rea-on
why
women
hould
not
serve
jm
jurie.
eperially
in
cae
where
members
of
their
own
sex
tire
involved.
The
tendency
of
men
i
lo
favir
women
in
jury
trials
and
the-
opposite
is
true
of
women.
They
are
hanl
on
iaembers
of
their
own
-ex.
Some
year
ago
a
series
of
articles,
tind
much
cijrre-iMindence
appeared
in
a
leading
magazine
on
the
fiibjcct
of
Woman's
Inhumanity
to
Worn
an.
.Men
who
knock
jiltout
the
world
may
ibly
have
a
somewhat
wider
imtlook
Jhan
women
who
spend
mod
their
lime
in
the
home,
but
in
Jhese
Jlays
of
equJd
right
and
education
wonieii-ire
jut
alout
a
well
oiwlified
lo
judge
of
Ihe
snill
or
iunoiVnce
of
a
person
as
men
uid
they
have
a
much
keener
intuition
and
sift
evidence
and
neigu
reels
as
weu
a,
u
not
better
than,
memlwrs
of
the
j-terner
sex.
t
prlUsb
Opinion
'
Pavors
This
Province.
.
.
...
....
..
.
-f
in
.pne
or
the
criticisms
levelled
by
W.
J.
Bowser
and
his
iissociaie
ai
me
financial
condition
of
this
province
and
at
I
lie
Jnethod
emj.loyed
by
the
governmeut,
British
financial
journals
c.,i,i,-
in
praise
ipe
method
or
accoti
tiling
fulopled
by
lion.
Jiilm
Hurt
minivton
,,f
ri..n...
i
i
-
.
j
....,,..-1,1
.,1
iiuuii,,-,
nuu
rtine
rica.ii
iiuauners
are
fust
as
ready
as
ever
to
lake
provincial
nfferiuir
t
price.
Hie
policy
of
makiug
political
capital
by
injuring
our
own
J;
red
it
does
not
appeal
to
the
ordinary
man.
If
there
wa
anything
wrong
with
ihe
financial
Condition
of
(he
province
the
fU
pnnners
would
be
Ihe
first
lo
find
it
out.
When
Mr.
Bowser
r
i-rriuit-ruis
mintMer
or
Tina
ttce-
found
great
difficulty
in
di
..sing
of
provincial
securities
but
now
buyers
are
well
saline
fied
inat
should
speak
for
itself.
t
l.i:
:..
i
.
...
...
S-v
.'
V
.
.
",,nPM
Mruciive
cnlicisui
and
shall
not
be
bfvf-
mt.eizittjr
this
op
any
other
administration,
1
We
gave
a
Ju,d
deal
o
space
U,
Mr.
Bowser's
addres
So
thai
local
ople
Mfd
lie
able
to
mdge
hint
by
his
word.
J,.d
the
Fair
not
been
-..mm,
ntne
given
nun
even
liiote
space.
II
is
irood
for
Ihe
'Teron.ent
or
Ihe
spotlight
t
l,e
l,rnj
on
thent
oeca-
u
.or
incir
opponents
to
show
op
their
weaknesses,
il
In
linrx
'
II
....i
.
'
J
"
n-i
Kouu,
nowever,
lo
do
ti
-
.
or
say
any-t'Zr
wr"k
f
uV
province
I
Li.i.;:j
.
I
rtl
"iitisti
Columbia
eredH,
is
?11:l?T7ti
,n7'
U
"
l'-r.
No
friend
r
....
,.,
,,-
Ir
injure
mat
credit.
Looking
Forward
The
more
you
think
about
the
future
and
about
Opportunity
and
Success!
the
more
enthusiastic
you
become
about
being
a
money
saver.
If
you
hare
mastered
the
art
of
saTinr,
you
can
forecast
with
reasonable
acenr.
acy
how
much
of
a
factor
you
will
be
in
the
days
of
opportunity
which
are
drawing
near.
Dvutu
your
Satlnyt;
It
CAN
b
Dim,."
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Branch
.
T.
Broderick,
Manager
inecft
spin
wnsn
inira
am
I
Was
ComptUno
Will
be
Finished
this
Afternoon
!
Owrinr
to
i
he
fcl
(bat
the
rock
PRINCE
GEORGE
piuxcf.
nF.onr.E
To
ail
other
countries,
in
advance,
per
year.
...
$7.50;
Fort
Fraser
a
TELEPHONE
98
Contract
Rates
on
Application.
All
advertising
should
be
in
The
Daily
News
OHIre
on
day
preceding
publication.
AH
advertising
received
subject
to
approval.
V.
J.
Cortnack,
accountant
in
Ihe
Hank
of
Montreal
'here,
will
leave
oon
for
Weta-kawin
to
which
itoinl
he
ha
been
trans
He
will
he
ureeede
here
y
N.
P.
Wnoilward
from
Xew
West
minster.
The
Veteran
won
the
Prry
CUp
here
lal
week
defeating
the
Caledonian
iy
S
to
nil.
Hev.
A.
H.
Hunltey
ha
arrived
here
from
Vancouver
and
wlll'fjll
Hie
pulpit
of
Knox
Prebylerian
Churrh
until
a
permanent
appointment
is
made.
YANDERHOOF
lonald
Mitchell
ha
(rone
to
the
eoat
on
a
two
mouth'
vara
ion.
Jauie
Hargreave
left
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
spend
a
month's
vacation.
j
j"k
.
neorve
na
received
a
substantial
JJe
contract
from
the
Canadian
NalionaJ
lUilway.
A
sn
was
recenlly
born
to
Mr.
and
Mr.
Joejdi
It.
Anuishaw.
e
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Silver
an.
nounce
Ihe
eujrajfemeut
of
lhiir
daughter,
Mary,
to"
Tluuuas
p
Sunt
hers.
The
wedding
will
lake
place
on
September
17.
Almon
l.eroy
Sturgis
and
Mrs
Anna
Johnstone
'
were
married
here
recently.
The
bride
came
from
Calgary.
The
following
leacliers
are
en
iraifed
inMlie
Mtlxsils
of
Ihis
dis
i
run:
anderhoMf,
JL
Wells,
Morrow
and
Mi
Hicbards;
Chilco,
W,
't
rout
man;
Maw,
T.
I.
Kilpalrick;
llulatl,
J.
Stinson;
Luke
district.
Mis
Lillian
K.
Haflery;
isluarl
Lake,
Mi
ss
Mae
Johnson;
Eiifeii,
Mrs.
F.
p.
Don
ovau;
Prairiedale,
Miss
Josephine
Macitouald,
Jorl
Fraser.
Miss
Drina
Fraser.
C.N.R.
CONNECTIONS-
FOR
WHITE
STAR
SAILINGS
Steamships
of
the
While
Star
line
will
sail
from
Montreal
as
follows:
"JlcKlna,"
September
2";
'Merantlc,
October
8;
"Doric,"
fct.
13;
"Canada,"
Oct.
fl;
llegina,"
Oct.
27;
"Doric,"
November
10.
PaseiiKcrs
for
these
steamers
Should
urruilKC.
lo
leave
Prlne
llupert
via
Canadian
National
Railways
on
September
22..
del.
I,
0,
13,
20,
and
iNuvembar
3.
For
rales
and
reservations,
call
or
write
City
Ticket
Olllce,
Canadian
National
Hallwaya,
528
Third
Avenue.
Prince
it
B.C.
l'hone
26U.
9ta
(Continued
from
Pageone.
ale
in
it"
future
outlook.
Speak
in
of
the
interior
val
hy.
vr.
Jon
Haiti
the
Kr;is
;leing
u-e.
(till,
Hi
double
rock
a
nil
clover
indicttled
whal
the
drilling
contest
in
Hie
Midway
at
'country
would
pVoduie.
Wheal
jibe
Fair
yeenlay
afternoon
had,
be
hail
seen
second
In
none.
In
Im
po.ftoned
until
t
Ui.
afler-j't
tiere
wh
a
luxurious
growth
of
noon.
Jwim
.eion
anl
A.
An-jail
clover
ami
vegetable
ueii
Hotiellii
Hie
Yirsl
team,
drilled
II.
an
rauliihier.
cabbage,
kale
ami
tr-
inche
in
fifteen
minute
parnip
were.
Hie
finest
in
ItC.
while'
J.
Sherman
and
A.
Ivarsnnille
thought
there
would
lie
a
fid
19
Inches.
The
rk
split
tgrear
opportunity
In
bip
ti
Hie
when
Tlteifdora
and
Sam
Diehand
market
of
Hie
outh.
The
-In
IT
were
drilling:.
hnwivlold
llial
the
soil
mul
le
Thgre
were
aUo
three
entries
'excellent
ami
the
precipitation
in
.the
single
drilling
contet--?Millieienl.
I.
Santertiane,
A.
Ivarson
and
.
Oats
and
Potatoes
!oepa.
This
cmiMtiln
will'
At
Prince
l.eorge
Hie
visiter
also
"take
plare
this
afternoon.
aid
lie
hail
ieen
splendidly
en
tertained
and
he
hoped
-to
return
jlliere.
At
Mellride
he
had
een
oaf
iual
lo
any
he
had
een
i
anywhere
and
potatoes
f
such
quality
that
he
had
immediately
A.
J.
FerenVill
I
agent
of
the
nM.POie,i
inkeeW
several
uinanian
.aimnai
Iiiiii-
Itailway
at
.j.
tuMind
for
hi
own
ue.
soon
a
ine
new:
talion
liuilding
i
fomplHe.L
ihrousb
the
diilay
here
he
ih
ad
learned
a
lot
aboul
llaiellon
""
jand
he
wa
oiily
.rry
lie
wu
Hejri.jralion
of
Irap
line
and
tn
vi,r
lhal
plare.
lie
1
.l,.IW.
ill
1
I.
I
.....
t
..........
I
I
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.
...ir
i,.
,r
ia.,auiii.ai
Mr
ja,
in
Wealthy
apple
of
a!
pmg
eaon
making
it
o,m.i
rrom',,,.,,
r(,or
,-a
ie).
November
I
to
March
I,
i
be-lr,
0
VanMiic'l-lanif.
From
in?
preyed
by
the
trapper
nfMaj.,
emo
a
wonderful
thin
dilrn-l
at
the
meetinjr
nflltliM
.,,,,1
riaT'
,,,.1,
n.
i,-
i.-.i
Hie
I
Same
Itoard
now
in
eioit
here.
W.
P.
Ovilvie
and
W.
J.
MeAllan
are
nllieially
appearing
before
Hie
tnianl.
A
joint
reoeplion
l
heins
plan-neij
by
the
rilizens
for
Dr.
and
Mr-.
C
Kwert,
Mr.
and
Mri.
Ab
x.
MofTalt.
Mr.
and
Mr.
Arnold!
Flalen,
Mr.
and
Mr..
lieorjre
Mc-Cullah
and
Mr.
and
Mr.
Jauie
W'iUon
all
of
whom
will
jmii
m
returning
lo
town
from
their
honeymoon.'
Doubt!e..
the
grand
maqnerade,
whb-h
il
i
pnmied
will
belferred
in
the
erice
of
Hie
hank
3'etter
than
ever
thh
year,
will
alo
jhi
evening.
,
not
een
el-'where.
Willi
a
rich
count
ry
around
it
he
fell
sure
Prince
Kuperl
liad
a
great
future
before
it.
Experimental
Work
A.
K.
Hichard
in
eharje
of
the
exeriiiieiilal
tatinn
work
aid
be
wa
pleae,
In
fm,
that
Hie
huinemen
here
were
inte'el-
ed
in
the
haic
indiilry
of
Hie
province.
He
lol.l
.if
the
work
that
wa
being
done
iiy
the
la-lion.
II
wa
lb
aim
to
how
Ihe
farmer
that'
by
iniprove
method
they
could
increae
the
yield
and
that
at
a
profit.
..In,
eb-ctn?t
a.,yiie
for
an
ej.
pefTnieiilal
talioq
it
was
the
en-
teavor
to
clnoe
tlant
froiiiine
on
a
highway
i-o
thai
it
could
be
eeu
tiy
the
fanners
and
Ihe
oii
mul
be
typical.
Frm
S
lo
i
acre
was
generally
ued
and
he
operator
wa
paid
5
an
-re
and
upplie
with
sutlicienl
eed
for
Ihe
first
year.
The
land
wa
laid
out
in
from
five
to
reen
year)
rotation,
In
exchange
for
Hie'
government
aid
ihe
"peralor
agreed
to
follow
inslruclion.
and
to
keep
au
acourate
record
thai
Ihe
yield
could
be
liowu
and
the
cot
lele.
The
opera
tors
were
keenly
interested
in
Hie
work.
Once
a
year
Hiere
wa
a
field
day
to
wliicli
the
farmer
were
invite.
and
Hie
work
dis
cued
on
Ihe
ground.
Clover
Crops
Needed
The
need
of
increase,)
clover
production
wa
emphasized
by
Mr.
Hichard
a
being
lhepreetil
greatet
nee,.
To
l,rjng
Hiislmedal.
aboul
clover
seed
suflicient
to
sow
two
acre
was
Jibing
supv
plied
lo
fifty
different
farmers
throughout
the
district.
This
eed
was
of
a
hardy
variety
com
ing
from
northern
Ontario.
Central
B.C.
he
said
wa
suited
to
mixed
farming
and
dairying
but
leguminou
fiwlder
crops
were
needed.
Also
,j
depart
nienl
was
co-operaliug
with
Hie
provincial
department
in
the
growing
of
certified
seed.
Mar
keting
wa
also
engnsing
their
alteutiotL
They
tried
1
if
increase
the
quantity
and
gualily
"of
the
farm
products
an,)
t
help
in
marketing.
The
produce
of
Ihe
country
was
excellent
and
be
urged
that
if
it
could
be
placed
here
at
market
price
it
should
be
jiunliased-
in
preference
to
imported
produce.
Jt
was
useless
lo
gel
people
on
Hie
Jand
unless
a.
market
could
tie
secured
Buy
at
Home
lr.
Orant
in
thanking
the
speakers
spoke
,f
the
advance-
menf
of
Ihe
farming'
industry
in
Ihis
pi-mince,
e
also
etir-
phasi.ed
Hie
desirability
or
buy
i....
...
i
.
...
in
in
nonie
ucti
articles
as
butler,
iiotaloes
apples
'and
other
produce
of
the
farms
and
gar
dens
of
the
north.
FAIR
JOTTINGS
The
cannery
exhibit
nut
on
bv
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Stor
age
Cniiany
at
the
Kxhibilitm
buihliug,
i
a
very
fine
on'and
oae
which
has
created
a
great
deal
of
utlenlioM
Tlie-
-.l.il.ii
takes
Ihe
form
of
a
modern
caiu
uery
in
perfect.
miiiaJute
built
of
tins
displaying
the
Huperl,
Tyee
and
Emu
brands
of
canned
fish.
The
display
bis
been
built
in
plendi4
detail
Including
a
min-alure
railway
and
glass
sea
effect.
This
exhibit
won
the
gold
ST-CHARLfS
Four
Handy
SizesA
Size
For
Every
Need
You'll
Like
this
Creamy
Milk
from
the
Chilliwack
District
and
it
is
such
a
convenient
milk.
With
a
few
tins
of
the
various
sizes
on
your
pantry
shelf,
you
are
never
"out"
of
milk
for
Borden's
St.
Charles
Milk
serves
every
milk
need.
It
is
rich,
pure
milk
from
selected
dairies
in
the
Fraser
River
Valley;
Part
of
the
water
content
has
been
removed,
but
otherwise
it
is
just
as
it
comes
from
these
fine
dairy
cows.
To
bring
it
back
to
its
natural
state
sirrmlv
add
an
eaual
auantitv
of
water.
Askyour
grocer
for
Borden's
St.
Charles
Milk-and
insist
on
getting
it
,
55k
ISonfet
Cv.Jlmtfed
VANCOUVER
Unsse-Millerd;
I.t'L,
owners
ufj
Ihe
Sunityside
cannery,
hae
a;
ery
fine
cannery
exhibit
on
dis-;
play.
The
booth
i
very
artistically
ileeorale.1
with
tins
con-'
laiioug
Hie
various
brand
of-ih
of
thHr
manufacture.
This
exhibit
won
Ihe
silver
medal
and
ran
Ihe
first
prize
di.play
very
eloe.
V
W.
Mddblooiu
I
right
in
the
wbn
al
the
Fair
with
a
fine
exhibit
of
furs-
of
every
description.
Tlwy
range
from
the
common
or
garden
mink
to
the
pricel
e
slUer
fox
which
are
the
envy
of
all
the
ladies
and
incidentally
uiany
of
Ihe
men
also.
-
-
-
The
Queen
of
the
Carnival,'
Miss
Adeline
llenriksen.
attended
by
her
maid,
of
honor,
sat
in
slate
during
the
afternoon
and!
received
privileged
guests
yeer-
.
day.
After
the
ceremony
her1
majesty
made
a
visit
lo
the
Mid-
way
and
look
part
in
all
the
fun
!
of
the
fair.
.
The
Jadite
carvittg
by
John
Marks,
a
native
of
Massed,
is
being
greatly
admired
by
all
visitors
to
Ihe
exhibition
puibC
ing.
Mr.
Marks
I
giving
pra
Ileal
demoitMlralion
of
carving
in
jalile
at
the
Indian
exhibit
booth.
The
work
lie
produces
Is
excellent
and
well
worth
going
many
miles
lo
see.
Everybody
who
sees
the
work
has
lilgb
praise,
for
the
wonderful
gift
Mr.
Marks
has
in
this
direction.
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WAIVTEO.
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