lAOK
TWO
c
1
Why
Indians
Sell
Their
Totems.
when
made
witK
"SALADA
Hsoa
Has
a
pure,
refreshing
flavor
beyond
imitation.
Try
some
today.
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DAILY
EDITION
Tuesday,
July..
31,
193.
Russians
And
V
Wrangell
Island.
-
s
Any
move
of
the
Russians
against
Wrangell
Island
would
constitute
an
overt
act
which
would
have
to
countered
inborn?
wav
by
Britain.
The
chances
are,
however,'
that
the
movel
if
it
HAM.
DOUGLAS
IS
OPTIMISTIC
ExAlderman
Says
Next
Year
so
Will
See
Great
Thing
In
Rupert's
Development
Hi
optimism
a
ever
unbounded
with
regard
to
Prince
Rupert's
luture
ami
his
confidence
firm
thai
the
next
year
or
so
wilt
see
'great
Ihintrs
come
to
pa
in
th
city's
development,
Kx-Ald.
Ilanu
lilton
Douplas
i
here
from
Seattle
tin
connection
with
hisr
artou
I'inlerests.
He
nrrixed
from
the
!soufh
on
the
Prince
Oeorire
ye-
.
.
i
.
.
.icmav
aiiemoon
hum
r
pni'
i"
he
here
a
week
at
leat.
I
-I
would
rather
have
my
money
!in
Prince
Hupert
real
estate
than
jin
many
investment
in
the
Unit!
!?-
.it.....
.
t.oKii,!
wnnr
minimi'
i
i.t,,...
to
he
lost
"
said
Mr.
Dousla.
"We
may
have
to
hear
wilh
our
taxe
here
for
a
year
or
o
lonirer
hut
hi?
thins:
are
in
the
offinR.
Other
lanre
cities
went
through
in
advance,
per
year
o.uu
jjienods
jut
like
rnnce
unpen
i
now
experiencing
ana
iook
wiiai
they
areiow!
Winnipeg
is
a
fair
examnle.
Really,
the
people
out
side
seem
more
alive
.toPnnco
Rupert's
prospects
thaif
lier
own
residents
are."
Mr.
Douglas
concur.
in
the
he
lief
that
the
recent
visit
of
Prei-denl
Hardin?
to
Alaska
may
mnn
a
great
deal
to
this
city
in
th
matter
of
development
of
Alaska
shipping
by
way
of
the
liana.
lian
National
Railway
and
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert.
"I
rniphl
stale
that
I
an;
still
in
the
rins
and
poins-
slronp,'
isaid
Mr.
Hoopla,
and
he
looks
it
too.
is
premeditated
nt
all
now,
will
never.
b
executed.
It
is
hard
to'Recommendatons
.say,
though,
what
ttie
irresponsiitie
misians
may
tie
up
to
next
for
mhny
of
their
recent-actions
have
been
somewhat
strange
and
ill
conceived.
Wrangell
Island
is
in
the
Arctic
circle
about
100
miles
north
of
Eastern
Siberia.
Its
discovery
is
comparatively
modern
and
it
first
came
within
the
reach
of
the
Canadian
orbit
in
July
l'.ii;J
when
uapt.
btelfatison
sJ
shipwrecked
'xplora,ion
party
ja
h
NVa,
moved
hy
landed
on
it.
Allen
l.rnwiord
of
'loronto
ami
nis-party
hare
sipnliens
and
econded
by
beeirn
the
Island
for
the
pal.tw'h.year:huldihgit
for
Canada.
ikwuki
ur
arcuAL
COMMITTEE
ADOPTED
Turned
Out
Last
Week
Were
Reconsld
ered
and
Accepted
Last
Night
At
the
meetinp
of
the
city
fntini1
liI,1
lnl
riif'lit
in
ItiA
IMI
An
inclination
of
the
Indians
lo
dispose
of
I
heir
totem
poles
'payment
of
10.83
to
R.
Walker
evokes
the
question
why
Ihe
Indians
should
now
be
allowing
of
the
waterworks
department
for
themselves
to
be
dispossessed
(J
their
sacred
inheritances,
'services
purported
to
have
beri
tribal
or
individual.
i
rendred
by
him
after
he
had
left
Of
course,
tolemism'
is
manifestly
decaying
but
even
that
may
pot
acceptably
account
for
lhl
act
of
seeming
impiely
lo-w5ml
the
household
gods.
It
may
be
traced
in
that
pervading
spirit
of
the
generation
which
is
anti-traditional.
The
Indians,
deprived
of
their
pollaches,
may
not
feel
imbued
of
that
spiritual
avowal
of
the
reality
of
totemism,
any
more
than
the
older
orders
of
Europe
and
Britain,
accosted
by
the
tax-gatherer,
longer
defer
selling
their
ancestral
halls
and
manors
and
relinquishing,
for
goodly
sums
their
"Blue
Boys"
and
other
evidences
of
the
imperishable
in
art.
The
Indians
are
but
doing
what
other
established
regimes
almost
all
over
the
world
are
doing
today.
Wilfully
or
unwillingly,
they
are
nevertheless
hopelessly
being
compelled
to
conform
to
transitions
vvlih
ti
.are
contravening
the
accepted
by
superimposing
the
future.
They
have
a
perception
of
the
value
of
the
dollars
they'are
receiving
for
the
tolepi'
poles
Ihev
are
ship-
rilTl
n-
I
1
1
1
1
1
111.
TTltllll.1
CSfnla
rTlim
I
(IaiiiUjI
llii
11
r-r,
n.i
-
o
tin
I.
I
II.
I
.
..
;
w.w..
of
realizing
that
they
are
merely
towed
in
the
currenls
of
engulf
ing
social
and
political
phases
of
this
epoch
in
ways
more
potential,
if
less
perceptible,
than
were
the
consequences
lo
thn
world
when
the
Barons
-wrung
Magna
Char
la
from
John,
when
Luther
posted
his
theses
upon
Ihe
church
door
of
Wittenberg,
or
when
the
Filgrim
Fathers
set
the
prow
of
their
vessel
for
Ihe
western
sum.
.
Tjte
Indians,
evolved
out
of
a
past
totemism
into
civilization
are
now
only
bending
to
the
unconquerable
circumstances
of
this
age.
They
let
go
of
their
ancient
symbols,
ut
jis
ancient
symbnls
are
being
disavowed
by
oilier,
nations
who.
in
their
Mini
nml
in
their
culture,
indulge
jn
I
lie
caprice
of
collecting'
the
Indian's
intern
poles,
in
disembowelling
sacrosanct
'hoodoos"
from
out
of
Babylonian
graves,
or
in
nreunxolaliiig
"faked"
works
of
Hie
masters
of
Ihe
arts.
e"f?--
'
EDDYS
MATCHES
OntheCPRandCKR.
-where
Quality
counts-Eddy
matches
are
served
to
patrons
ALWAYS,
EVERYWHERE
IN
CANADA
ASK
FOR
EDDY'S
MATCHES
Ihe
city'.
employ
without
notice
and
upon
which
Iher'
was
a
discussion
at
the
last
council
mjeet-ing
be
reconsidered
and
ainiroved
and
that
the
reennfmendations
of
the
special
committee
be
adopted.
The
motion
wa
carried.
Aid.
Perry,
Monro,
Currie
Sntilh,
Col-lart
and
Stephens
voting
for
it,
and
Aid.
Mackenzie
and
TtLirdnn-ald
voting
againsL
MAYOR
NEWTON
IS
Aid.
GOING
TO
TORONTO
Collart
Is
to
be
Acting
Mayor
Mayor
Newton
staled
at
the
meeting
of
the
city
council
last
night
that
he
would
he
leaving
for
i
Toronto
in
the
near
future
as
n
delegate
for
Ihe
Son
of
England
at
the
Supreme
Lodge
galh?ring
to
be
held
in
that
cily.
He
will
be
absent
from
the
cily
for
sorne
two
or
three
week.
In
view
of
the
fact
he
though!
it
an
oppor
tune
time
to
appoint
an
acting
mayor.
It
wa
moved
by
Alii,
Perry
and
seconded
by
Aid
Stephens
that
Aid.
Collart
be
appointed
acting
mayor
during
the
absence
Mayor
Newton.
The
motion
was
carried
unanimously,
JASPER
PARK
LAKES"
STOCKED
WITH
FISH
Atlantic
8ea
Salmon
and
Salmon
1
Trout
Flngerllngs
WINNIPEG,
July
31.
Forly
thousand
Atlantic
sen
salmon
fry
and
13,500
salmon
trout
finarer.
ling
have
been
liberated
in
two
lakes
in
Jnsper
Park,
on
Ihe
Canadian
National
Railways,
It
is
announced
by
Dominion
Park
nlllcial.
The
spa
salmon
fry
were
liberated
in
Patricia
Lake
and
Ihe
salmon
I
rout
fiugerling
In
Pyramid
Lake.
The
cans
of
Try
arrived
over
Ihe
Canadian
National
Railways
In
splendid
condition,
park
authorities
slate.
and
Ihe
fish
were
placed
In
the
lakes
williln
half
an
"hour
of
their
arrival.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
'
Tin
uailY
1TEWB
ii
l
"
"
'
.
.
'
ld
Aid
(!ollart
that
the
report
of
the
spe.
cial
committee,
consisting
of
Aid
Stephen.
Aid.
Col!
art
and
AM
Macdonald,
on
the
question
of
the
1
TheMuatklU
j'l
.
i.
u
I'llKSUUINT
Harding
ha
been;
ttoiiiiHird'
through
eating
crab.
opiThr
motto
i
never
vrnb
when
un
a
ludobay
jaiiHl.
THE
latest
motor
boat
sport
oxer
the
week
end
I
called
tow-
in?.
The
rule
fthe
game
are
you
low
me
and
I'll
tow
you.
Til
Kit
K
i
only
one
thins
In
this
world
worse
than
a
nag-
?:inp
iimitier-in-law
ami
mat
is
motor
boat.
IT
1
said
that
a
man
cannot
lie
by
beer
alone
it
may
not
be
but
at
least
he
can
try.
WHAT
wilh
ramming
lopedo
hoat
and
pel
ling
erah
iioisoninsf
the
American
Preshfenl
will
un-
loubledly
loop
remember
his
trip
lo
Alaska.
IT
seems
funny
that
we
did
mil
realize
before
the
Pre!
lent
went
to
Alaska
what
won-
lerjul
people
lived
there.
II
takes
the
Alaskan
to
put
on
an
ineipensjve
and
effective
adver
tising
campaign.
,
liEMPSEY
certainly
nut
lots
of
punch
into
hi
business.
THESE
are
the
day
when
the
evening
are
drawing
in
and
Fa
i
ronteniidatinir
upon
hi
in
creased
light
hill
when
daugh
ler
entertain
her
beau
An
he
parlor
until
the
milkman
call.
"I
fiKT
your
point"
a
the
dog
said
when
it
tangled
noe
with
the
porcupine.
IF
you
eat
rich
cake
you
spoil
your
complexion
to
say
nothing
of
Ihe
cake.
ITS
a
good
idea
when
making
auage
roll
lo
put
a
auage
in
occasionally.
'
THE
average
tiartwr
very
liberal
wilh
hi
soap
when
hav
ing
a
customer
but
I
don't
care
for
Ho
tate
nf'mot
of
the
brands.
A
SCIENTIST
i
working
out
a
scheme
for
an
automatic
fire-
lieh
er
n
I
tie
imme.
what
we
really
need
I
an
automatic
coal
bill
payer.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupwrt
July
31,
113.
Corp.
Averill
of
the
Karl
irey'
Own
Rifle
relurned
on
the
Prince
ferge
yesterday
from
Vancouver
where
he
went
lo
tuk
part
in
Ihe
provincial
rifle
shool.
The
first
marriage
in
the
hi
lory
of
Lawn
Hill
wa
cveebraled
on
Tuesday,
July
TJ.
when
Nicholas
Schafer
of
Southeast
Harbor
and
Mr.
Lucy
Bruce
of
Skid'gale'
were
joined
in
matri
mony.
4.
ti.
A.
Pyne,
for
many
years
proprietor
.of
the
Oxford
Hotel
at
Woddslitck,
Onlarid,
and
Wil
liam
SI
e
war
I
of
Vancouver,
in
speclor
for
the
Federal
Life
A
suranre
(lompany,
were
arrival
by
Ihe
Prince
lieorge
yesterday,
Mr.
Pyne
owns
considerable
farm
land
in
I
lie
Bulkley
Valley
and
will
make
a
trip
inlo
Ihe
interior
before
returning
to
Vancouver.
Mr.
Stewart
wa
at
one
lime
pub
lisher
of
the
Euttiro
Ouirier,
an
Oxford
t'ounly
weekly.
BOAT
ARRIVALS
The
Canadian
National
steamer
Prince
(ieorge,
fiapt.
Moorehoune,
arrived
in
porl
al
3.30
yesterday
nflernoon
from
Vancouver
and
way
orls.
I'aerigers
for
Prince
RujktI
included
V.
V,
liurdett,
Mr.
Wilmelt,
Maler
L.
Rush,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Cliadwell,
Mis
M.
I'.
Marshall,
K.
II.
Clark,
M.
II,
Crofool,
Mis
llnKik,
Miss
Lhl-field,
Mr.
Vodep,
J.
0.
Brady,
Mrs.
II,
Ilea
I
on
and
child,
Mr.
F.
Moor,
R.
W.
Chambers,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Ryan,
Miss
M.
Bur
gess,
Mrs.
N.
II.
Walton
and
child,
Mr.
Murry,
Mr.
Cruick-shank,
Mr.
.1,
M,
Johnston,
Mr.
And
Mrs.
W.
II.
Heeley,
J.
!.
Love,
Mrs.
Lauiont,
Mr.,
Kellls,
Miss
K.
M.
Loosby,
Miss
As
E.
Ldosby,
A.
Chedon,
11.
IoiiKlas,
H.
King,
Miss
Hill,
V.
Dyer,
W.
S,
Fisher,
A.
M.
J.
EiiKlish,
.r.
and
Mrs.
A.
F,
Liinisdeii,
Miss
Keith,
Mis
1'oyser,
T.
M,
Howall,
T.
Hillell,
J.
Tutrnell,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
0.
Klepheus
and
child
and
Miss
Stephens,
BE
THE
EARLY
BIRD"
BENTS
Stupendous
Bargain
Clearance
SALE
Commences
Wednesday
Aug.
I
We
are
selling
our
entire
stock
of
remaining
Hummer
Oood.
which
consist
of
Coats,
Suit
and
Dresiei,
at
the
lowest
prices
ever
offered
in
Ihe
north.
6
ONLY
HOMESPUN
1U.:0
To
clear.
4,
al
Van
orMl,
Fkrcna
Hivrr,
Bnf
,
U41
Land
niairiri.
on
(I)
)ear
will
bo
allowed
Mr
rt-riKitil
tit
iimiier.
I'unlier
nartleulart
of
Umj
Chief
rure-
ler.
Vleioru.
B.:,
or
tiuirkt
treier.
.
1.
.......
a
U
I
"
TIMBER
SALE
XS3SS.
Sealed
Tender
will
be
rereOed
by
IH
Mlnuier
of
land),
at
Victoria,
not
later
Hun
noon
on
Hie
Vlh
day
of
An
tint,
ln,
for
the
pi)rrna.
of
Lleenre
X
SHI.
lit
rut
410.0011
feet
of
Cedar,
Sprure.
Btlam
and
llembsk
'
on
an
area
aluiated
on
the
eat
hore
or
MilhleMMi
Channel,
llanie
3,
ah
uwtrlrt.
'
Two
(.
year
will
t
allowed
fur.
rt.
mil
or
timber,
.
rurlher
partlrulara
of
the.
Chief
Forei.
ter.
Vieuiria.
B.i:
or
liwtnrt
rorettar,
I'rinra
Hupert.
B.
TIMBER
SALE
XSItf.
Sealed
Tender
will
be
received
by
the
Minuter
or
iMiui.
al
Victoria;
not
later
llun
noun
on
the
1
0th
day
uf
Aoruu,
MtJ.
for
Ihe
piirrtuM!
or
Licence
X
a
Iff,
to
rut
1,l7,oo
feet
of
llemhirk,
Sprure,
Cedar.
Cine
and
Birch,
11.914
lineal
feet
of
Cedar
I'olea,
and
t,0
Huokxri,
and
Pine
Tie
on
IM
tto,
Kant
a.
Coatl
Plitrlrt.
one
(I)
year
will
be
allowed
for
re.
nmval
of
timber.
rurlher
tiarllruUri
of
the.
Chief
ror
ter.
victoria.
U.K.,
or
umnri
roreiier,
rrmca
Huert,
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
Xi14t.
.
Sealed
TeiMlem
will
be
receivad
by
the
Mlnliler
or
Uti1,
at
Victoria,
not
later
than
noon
on
the
lth
day
or
July.
Ilfl.
fur
the
purrha
of
IJcenee
X
tl4.
to
rut
40,0(10
Jackpine
flea,
front
an
area
mtualed
almul
4
tnllet
from
rallini
Station,
C
Til,
liinfe
S,
Coat
Land
bit.
trict.
Three
(1)
yeari
will
b
allowed
fr
re,
nioval
or
Umber,
rurlher
particular!
of
ine,
Cbief
Fore,
ter,
Victoria.
B.C
or
Dutrlrt
roreiier,
prince
Hupert,
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
$2t4.
Sealed
Tenderi
will
be
received
by
th
Minuter
or
Landi.
at
Victoria,
uot
liter
than
noon
the
ttlb
day
or
July,
Ull,
for
the
purrUne
of
Licence
X
t
4,
lo
rut
400,000
reel
of
spruce,
co
as
u.
naoied,
I
It
nd
in
lh
skeeoa
h!er,
1
chatna
twrthwait
of
Alder
Creek,
Hatit
I,
CoaM
M'trirt.
Two
(f
year
will
be
allowed
for
r.
umiviI
nl
timber.
further
particular
of
rh
Chler
roref.
ler.
Victoria,
B.C.,
or
Mitrlrt
fortiur,
rrlnre
Hupert,
B.C.
SUITS
llegulnrly
priccil
a:
$8.50
VOILE
SUMMER
DRESSES
Regularly
priced
up
to
i:.ri0.
To
clear
from
M-50
to
$10.50
SERGE
AND
TRICOTINE
SUITS
llegnlarly
priced
n:.00
to
$a0.r0.
To
clear
from
521.50
CANTON
CREPE
DRESSES
Regularly
priced
from
$27.50
to
$30.ri0.
To
clear
$17.50
to
$35.00
COATS
Regularly
priced
from
n7.r0
to
tl..i0.
To
clear
at
.
$27.50
and
$30.00
A'number
of
these
coal
would
be
ideal
for
fall
wear
and
by
buying
Ihem
now
ou
will
make
ft
great
saving.
Some
of
tiieoe
coal
only
nrried
from
Ihe
Ent
a
litlle
over
a
week
ago.
SKIRTS,
Homespun
Skirts
Regularly
priced
nl
S.l.fiO.
To
clear
'.
$3.95
Hose,
Handkerchiefs,
and
all
other
small
articles
at
Bargain
Prices.
BENT'S
Ready-to-Wear
Store
Third
Avenue,
opposite
Bank
of
Montreal
TIMBER
SALE
X
$040.
Sll
Tiwler
lll
1
rwoisl
by
It
Mlnlilrr
ur
Until,
l
VlrturU.
tH
Ulrr
llun
iMMin
u
Ow
Ittli
IJ
ft
Jul
jr.
for
IIm
tnirrli
f
Urrorr
IX
.
lo
rut
t
!,
ri
nt
spruce,
t
.
r.B.M.
:ritr,
t.0
r.K.U.
Ilmikirk,
IV"fl
llrul
trt
tt
Vn
anil
I'lliiif,
tnit
tto
ti.
iiui
on
an
are
nitn
of
I.
It.
.
IT
IS
YOURS
Five-sixth
of
the
timbered
area
in
B.C.
belongs
to
the
People.
Each
year
it
is
increasing
in
value
as
the
more
accessible
timber
is
cut.
In
1922
there
was
received
from
the
sale
of
such
timber
the
sum
of
$620,000.
This
helped
to
keep
your
taxes
down,
and
to
build
up
the
Province.
Green
Timber
is
British
Columbia's
assurance
of
perpetual
prosperity
Why
Burn
It
?
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
"The
Hervice
8toro.H
WE
CA8H
CHEQUES.
'
Agents
For:
N.
and
S.
ENGINES
Terms
Arranged
To
8ult
Purchasers.
Phone
Blua
SI.