IuhuM
2,
1023.
tu.-i
n
vrilnmxl4y,
.vuttm
iin,
to
i
'in
i
i
iiitiii
lUr.
of
in
r.hlef
rre-
t
tl
liHlrii'l
FEWER
RESTRICTIONS
!
ON
IMMIGRATION
Proposed
In
United
States
to
Meet
-
8horUge
of
Labor
In
U.S.
not
I
ob.
Mining
Industry
Atriun
"t
Government
T.mn
f
.urn,
ii.i...
.MM.WAI
Kl'.r.,
Aug.
2.
Fewer
I
..I
..
i
:
.
1
:
.
i
.
mr
it
it
tin.
n-.u
iri
inn
mi
iiiimigrniinu
ritr
liuiiilrnj
kilt
In
A
Urn
,,,...
tin
filli.irA.I
ntml
f
n.t.ll
iri
Aililillon
lii
i
rrereu
me
..
,
,
.
...
,i
,m
i.f
i.u
on
hirh
im.
liiMial
laborer
iii
Ihe.
mining
in.
.
...
rll
.1
lh
riitVrmiifil
'
,
:i
Hi
da)
of
Mir.
If
iH.Ufht
br
.vmrrir.in
mwhuk
iongrcs
III
.ni
or
any
further
Inform).
Nearly
3,00ft
owners,
operator
l
'sir
at
fitt.l
niMinj
..r
r
a
1
,1.
hr
r.relvl
r
Hie
w'"
''
lTI4C..
:!
n
i
Uier
itun
if-n
on!
Tik
rnili'.l
Stale
IIm
pur
In
e
if
LirriK-e
nil.
.
.
n.
im,-
t..
.
..
hn
lieen
n.lvornliiiK
ini..eriii.a
1
-iii
will
hr
illuwed
fnr
re-
Ir.:
:iiif
n
in
i.niei
roreo-
rupint
Land
distnict.
AKLOTTt
ISLANDS
DISTRICT.
LMm4n
ii
auni
iiriMr
luinm
Uor
v
tiUcv-itin
l
MI-
I
II
'
hattif
it.itihii'aiUrlv
fM.ni
to
lion
of
'lie
i.iiiiiri?
in.iilry
ami
Hie
xlnniliir.li.alion
of
hani-iiipIi.h
for
Ihe
la-l
three
year.
GOOD
ROADS
LEAGUE
CONVENTION
TO
BE
HELD
IN
VANCOUVER
have
always
been
CANADIANS
noted
for
courage,
optimism
and
faith
in
their
country.
Canada
wat
not
built
up
by
petiU
raiiti,
nor
wilt
Canada
continue
to
develop
if
ber
people
allow
thtiruelvei
to
become
croakrrt
and
groucbtrt.
Canada
Is
fundamentally
an
agricultural
country.
We
have
a
soil
and
climate
which
can
tvow
the
world
s
fineit
agricultural
prodactv
t
Canadian
farmers
who
have
earned
the
capital
invested
la
their
farma
out
of
profits
In
farming
arc
numbered
In
thousands.
Tbtae
successful
farmers
have
paid
off
their
mortgages,
stocked
their
bams
and
stables,
bought
their
machinery,
made
a
good
living,
and
brought
up
tbelr
families.
It
meant
bard
work,
but
today
they
are
independent.
Money
in
Mixed
Farming
In
recent
rears,
at
Afferent
points
on
the
prairies,
oats
fed
to
steers
have
brought
We
Must
Cut
Production
Costs
Canada
is
meeting
with
the
keenrat
competition
in
the
marketing
of
her
product.
To
hold
her
own
and
regain
her
place
on
the
world's
market,
she-
must
reduce
cost
of
production.
The
only
way
to
do
thla
is
to
increase
production
per
acre,
per
cow
or
per
other
unit.
But
improve!
quality,
abo,
la
essential
to
meet
market
demand.
The
quantity
and
the
quality
of
the
products
and
the
cost
of
production
In
competitive
countries
is
beyond
our
control.
Trices
of
agricultural
product
sre
regutsted
by
world
supply
and
demand.
Hence,
decreasing
prodarilon
will
not
help
th
Canadian
farmer.
from
70c
to
11.07
as
against
the
Port
William
price
of
42c
per
bushel,
while
barley
used
for
the
same
purpose
has
brought
as
high
s
99c
as
against
Fort
William
price
of
57c
per
busheL
Farmers
marketing
their
coarse
grains
in
this
way
lower
marketing
cost,
have
a
sure
market
and
make
money
on
their
gTs'n.
while
at
the
same
time
they
market
their
roughage,
otherwise
often
wasted.
The
cattle
embargo
is
now
off.
Steers
are
worth
more,
money
and
certain
to
make
good
money
for
the
Canadian
fanner
from
now
on.
Money
in
Pigs
The
Dominion
Experimental
Farms
have
proved
bf
actual
test
that
there
is
a
profit
In
feeding
pigs.
Laat
year
at
the
Centrat
Farm,
Ottawa,
after
paying
II
II
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS
,
I
he
Ootrrsimnt
Alt,
n.i
n.lr.liiir
Puffin
nor-
nr..
i.,.-
"II
Kfl
I
nTI
f)
PT
lias
always
peell
,
i
,,r
una..
Mrtori.
Iheld
In
conjunction
with
the
'
'
A
Munleralllies,
mil
..,lienniCn?V.n(i.
MHioud.
mining"
mm
apprcc-j,'''
"f
8,J--fl---""
'""''
nle
II...
unwisdom
of
l..kinr
".
wing
to
II..,
numerous
down
II..-
immigration,
harrier
vrhom
affecting
r.ra.N
which
entirely.
I
hey
fe.l
there
should
ar'
on
,hn
ngenda
and
Ihe
desire
.o
no
Rl.ri.lBriae.nl
of
opportunity
l,,at
n
'"N
n
rr0v'1
"
V?IM
in
Ihe
United
Slate
fr
.ffeelUe
in
hoar
,h"
discussions,
it
was
Inl.or
nn.l
for
x.-loi-l
in
cr
the
riul.l
decided
hnve
a
separale
meel-
Trsift-'
in
iw
ren,i
uy
in
.,.,,
,.t
nun
urn
n
I
nccor.linir
In
"""iiio.i
"
turn,
iiihi.j
ir
mi
uirr
iiwi
l.il
wii
-
,
.
...
...
lo.tiil.l
colli.
I
ru.l
not"
.i.gni
II.
Ihe
I.
li.n
lime
In
o
on
pn
t
A.iriiM,
ivm.
r..r
the
miiciai
i
me
organization.
jm'Jrr'rui'
A
nn,,onnl
mm-m-nl
for
In.
;
i,
"r.
riit
i-..iiu
riim.
r
lulrial
rn-oppralinn
liolwrrn
V;"i,i7'rTi.i.e.i
rr
re-
rrnplnyor
nil
rn.r.loy..o
in
mininir
::n!.iT
rriicriirlHii
nio
i
m
r.-
laiinrlirii
mu
fi.ii.i.ivis'K
in
niiiiiilainlna
iri.'r
Mlan.lar.lt
of
living
nN
Imrraii
of
i-keorf
x
Hi,
.
m
ire.
mine
nn
I
tdo
tteMilnairal
survey
i:
in.
UIHI4IIW
I
luh-l.
rM
r.M-e
u-iM
inirlii'ii.iiln
in
llio
in..iliriti
f.el
of
i:.-.Kr,
r.'
HlnVi!
",P
'"l"'"
"f
''alifor-
,
1
,
.
"
u
rila.
(Vilnra'ln
and
I'lali
will
r-
Hill
I
1
1.
...
imiM-r
hil.il
.INplay
of
Iheir
mine
re.-
ni
(.r
r,f
in.
i:bif
lore..
M,urre
ami
p.iiili.meiil.
.n.
tir
tlx
liiairlrt
iwetler
...
'
,nln.v.l
(Hi
Ilie
n(
oT
li.li.ir
Miivinir
MOER
SALE
X
5146.'
I'
...
i
..
iiii
n
i
n-1
j
Mini
ff-itiiiriii-iii
in
iiiiii
T:
ml.
v
mil
r
reette)
tjr
Ihe
.
......
I
i.aiHi,
mi
i
'iMria,
ntt
uirr
.:.
lh
i
,1k
.lar
of
Ai.ru.l.
Miniiia
Ciurii
nffi.-iiiU
k.iv
More.and'Beiter
Shines
toihe
Box
Kpare
in
I'rlnen
Hupert
for
Ihe
meet-luff
nf
ll.e'
municipalities'
ilelf-nale
to
Hie
union,
AJI
miinirf-)alitie
nre
(o
.eni
two
ilelefrate
front
earh
rna.l
asKoriation.
Itelepale
for
Ihe
t'nion
of
II.I!.
Muniripalilie
will
leave
for
the
norlh
Ihe
name
nlt'lil.
They
will
!.
nrrnmpanie.1
l.y
II.
Frank
Mini,
cerrelnry
of
Ihe
fSon.f
MoaiU
A(oeialioii.
who
wHt
uli
mit
Hi''
resolutions
of
the
p.i.n
4iia.U
ilelevales.
FISHING
ON
NAAS
RIVER
IMPROVING
Some
Boats
Last
Week
End
Took
Over
100
Sockeyes,
Indian
Agent
Colllson
Reports
Salmon
fishinsr.is
improving
on
Ihe
Nan
lUxer
au.l
lal
week
end
onie-
ln.al
took
over
1
0ft
sue,
eye.
W.
'..
r.ollion,
Indian
nirenl,
ieKirl.
There
will
lie
two
vvefk's
"f
forkeye
f
i
l
i
i
n
jr
yet
and
the
park
may
yet
he
fair
alllirm??i
lit
will
not
rome
In
lnt
year'
!
HAAkfil
lJkklln
tit
IliA
r.mir
li(nnl
I
S"l
l
im
l-f
III
1
Fl
IHI
,."f'
r-T,.,'t
h'
,J,"?:.,h,nr
Meetlnn
Generally
Oolna
With
insr
nf
the
eann
ler
nxrk
f
Pirnn
F.mrtnr,
ttienee
nterly
aril
r.).in
ik!
l
mark
-ra.'!-.
n
r
,r
let,
to
t
It
rluln
m:rtriel
ff'on
Hh
qmr
tit
fiutt
nn
If"
lMif'
lln
of
Lot
lhenr
thrtttprly
4
rtujn,
iwrflrl.--ijr
to
'hnn.
rnor
or
Union
of
Municipalities
Gathering
Will
Precede
Trip
to
Prince
Rupert
r'T1'
M
?0
ha
her-,,
.ertr,l
ai
ej
ihu
torn
ur
nt
juiy.
ttu.
ihf
dale
for
the
(io.nl
Hou.U
con-J
Prosperous
advertising
means
jr"A'V
BVBmfton.AAUn"
C'
'
Vnnrouer
Herelnfore'reKular
continuous
adveirtlslnK.
w
.Mr.
CoIIUon
i
hark
from
a
'lour
of
varioti
part
of
the
Naa
.liiinn
in
Ihe
course
of
which
ihe
visiled
Anyo.
Alice
Arm,
Slewart
and
many
other
point.
Canada
Faces
the
Future
With
Confidence
for
feed,
labor,
interest
and
depreciation,
the
net
profit
per
pig
was
still
$4.63.
Profits
from
Sheet)
As
money.makrs,
sheep
sre
hard
to
beat.
In
every
Province
from
Prince
Edward
Island
to
Brrtiw
Columbia
are
found
many
flocks
returning
generous
profits
to
their
owners.
Potdtry
Pays
Poultry
makes
money
for
thoie
who
adopt
modern
methods,
whether
East
or
West.
Little
Prince
Edward
Island
markets
co-operatively
in
carlots,
shipping
annually
upwards
of
one
million
dozen
eggs.
The
British
Columbia
Co-operative
Poultry
Men's
Exchange
markets
in
the
same
way,
thus
saving
ruinous
glut
in
their
local
market.
Grow
Seed
Canada's
Northern
grown
seed
possesses
extrs
vitality.
There
is
a
large
market
for
it
to
the
south.
Canada
exports
seed
potatoes,
but
imports
other
seeds.
She
hss
the
opportunity
to
grow
teed
for
herself
and
for
export.
The
Future
Ten
years
from
now
the
pessimists
of
today
will
have
been
forgotten.
Britain
has
removed
the
embargo
against
our
cattle.
She
wants
our
beef
and
bacon,
our
cheese,'
butter,
eggs
and
apples,
our
wheat
and
flour.
As
the
population
of
the
United
States
incfestes,
she
will
compete
Its
and
less
against
us
on
the
British
market.
Eventually,
the
will
herself
be
sn
importer
of
many
other
food
stuffs
besides
wheat
from
this
country,
CmmU
m
Ik
Mm.
tV.
rliaaU.
Id
lind.th.
tmV
m4
Ik.
pctoatlsl
aiarkrt
awMtir
fe
of
rt.
whirilWHw
UmIiih
Hm
all
Oi.
ImUrtrr
n4
itlnn
.
tu
an.wr.
lCi
g.t
U
w.rk
n4
iw
Mr
44u.
(
an.d.
U
awtta
frrl
ltk
k
It
luttt
ljri
m
kw
ili
shMS.
Have
Faith
in
Canada
AthiU4
f.r
rbllrtln
by
U
Dominion
Department
of
Agriculture
W.lt.MOTtlKKWEM-MutbWf.
De.
t.
II.
CafSDALE,
Devoty
MUUUe,
IT
is
had
manners
o
chew
loharco
when
proposing
to
a
young
lady.
IT
is
hefler
to
hate
cniiffht
Ihe
mumps
than
to
have
loved
and
lost.
IT
I
easier
filr
n,camel
(o
walk
through
the
eye
of
,a,iee.l
Ilian
for
Hie
nteragre
hiimafr
he.
intr
lo
rim
a
motor
iumt.
"
'
WITH
so
many
wives
atv.ly
on
vacalion,
and
with
so
many
ln-hand
lakfnjf
a
well
earned
rest,
what
do
you
I
Link
of
Ihe
idea
of
slau'mtr
a
!ker,
Joiirjiamenl
ras
widows
vs.
bachelor?
The
aforementioned
are
lo
l.uy
h
drinks
as
a
peace
ofTerinjr.
W'K
understand
Hiat
Kaiser
Hill
is
tired
of
the
wood
chop
ping
and
has
applied
for
n.erii-iMTship
in
the
K.K.K.
SOMH
motorist
have
lo
pay
more
money
.mi
for
repairs
lo
Jhe
people
(hey
run
down
than
Hiey
pay
for
Ihe
mikc7p
of
linear.
:i
J
'fv.
i
-
SO.MK
men
have
made
enotish
money
inanaairiK
Hie
other
fellow's
cash
register
lo
i.uy
a
business
of
his
own.
-
ONK
of
the
things
we
never
hear
ahoul
is
a
dumb
Till:
latest
jMM.k
oh
"What
to
do
when
drowninsr"
says
"Keep
the
bead
well
out
of
Hie
waler
;iud
lake
deep
l.realb
until
help
nrrives.
v
l.al
splemlHl
a.lvice.
I
-
-
IT
seems
strange
that
when!
everybody
is
huyillfr
I
have
nolh-
Injr
lo
sell
and
that
when
every-
bo.lj
is
M'llintr
f
have
iiolhin?
In
buy
with.
IT
i
said
thai
love
'makes
Hie
world
jio
round
but
lite-trouble
is'
it
goes
so
fat
that
one
is
apt
to
pel
ffiddy
ami
do'somctliin?
fuol-
i-h.
HOW
nice
it
would
bf
for
the
stalemeM
lo
take
a'
joy"
ride
in
the
city's
siuhl
seeing
car
up
Ihe
Skeena
Itiver
on
their
peri.Klica
visits
if
w)
bad
a
road
out
of
the
city.
ANI
another
Ihinp:
In
remem
ber
is
II.
at
the
hospitality
of
the
cannery
eople
cannot
b
excel
led
Ihi
i.le
of
Mars.
-
Al.TOriinilKIl
buys!
A
road
oul
of
Itupert
or
bust.
And
I
lu't
prpoe
to
bul
jtt-t
at
thi
laire
of
the
lame.
t)h!
lr.
Kins
In
you
we
sing
Our
troubles
and
Iheir
load.
Please
hear
our
plea
Kor
.bui'l
you
see
We
mortals
need
a
road.
j
Ten
Years
Ago
j
In
Prince.
Rupert
To
relieve
Jlev.
.Mr.
Field,,
-bop
iluVernel
left
,
for
llai.'llon
by
this
morning's
train.
He
will
return
a
week
from
Thursday.
He
is
nrronipnnicfl
by
hi
dauph.
ler,
Mis
Dii
Vernel
n
her
friend.
Miss
I..
M.
Kllelt.
Mrs.
I).
I).
Mc.Tavisb
of
Victoria,
accompanied
by
her
child,
arrived
by
the
slqamer
Prince
Uupert
this
morning.
Mr.
Mc-Tavlh
will
visit
her
parents,
Mr.
nn.l
Mrs.
.Morle
Craig.
A
nasly
ncci.lenl
hapiened
lal
night
to
(ieorge
llussell
of
Ihe
New
mechanical
slatT
as
tie
was
leaving
the
nfllce
at
fivn
o'clock
in
the
afternoon,
lie
had
barely
stepped
out
of
the
door
ni
lo
(he
sidewalk
when
he
was
bit
by
a
bicycli!,
Mr.
Hussel
was
knock
e.t
lo
Ihn
ground
falling
tin
the
hack
of
hi
bead
so
heavily
Hint
be
was
unconscious
for
nearly
nn
hour
nfler
tin
accident.
The
lad
who
was
riding
Ibi
nicycle
was
Douglas
llaniphctl
who
Is
eni)loypl
nl
Orme's
Drug
Store.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
Ml
i,ab
Jones,
Hge.l
21
years,
a
young
resident,
of
Skidegnle
passed
away
on
July
1
1,
nfler
an
Illness
of
i
few
month
duralirm,
k.i"caed
was
one
of
Hie
leading
member
of
Ihe
Kklilogule
Hand
nn.l
an
ncllvo
athlete.
Watson
Amos
,lwo-year
old
child
of
Jasper
Amos,
died
at
psWsBVMMSsssssasssMM
Blind
Man's
Buff
p
VEN
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
to
buy
and
when
to
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
successfully.
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
m
the
light
of
advertising.
Mas-ell
on
July
in.
The
father.
it
returned
veteran,
ha
been
serbmsly
ill
and
left
for
Vancouver
on
the
last
trip
of
Ihe
steamer
Priiwe
John
for
me.li-
taf
treatment
in
saniforium.
The
Caroline
launch
Pachena
ha
been
making
regular
I
rips
weekly
between
Prince
flurl
and
Masell
Inlet,
conveying;
freight
lo
I
lie,
large
industrial
plant
at
the
head
of
.Massed
In
let.
Dr.
K.
II.
Lawson
and
Mrs.
I.awson
have
left
Masselt
fo
lo
cale
in
one
of
the
prairie
cities.
The
rollers
for
spring
salmon
bad
a
Very
successful
season
off
Hippo
Island.
Over
fifty
gaso
line
iMials
were
fishing
off
Ihe
west
const
of
ISraham
Island
during
Ihe
pnt
ninnlh.
Itev.
William
Allen,
wilb
Mrs.
Allen
and
family,
returned
to
Skhlegaie
last
week
nfler
allend-
ing
Ihe
confereiwe
of
the
Melb-
iMlit
r.hurcb
al
New
Westmin
ster.
Hev.
James
("Tillell
held
n
Ilap-
tismal
service
al
Huckley
Hay
on
li.lv
al
wbicb
seven
children
were
haptiieif.
The
Anglican
Missionary
I
ben
left
for
Tvl-e!
river.
Massed
and
id
her
places
wfiere
services
were
befd.
A
larce
number
nf
ladies
and
children
attended
Ihe
Sunday
school
picnic
held
on
July
2.1,
at
Wnifen
river
under
the
auspices
of
fbrt
Anglican
Church.
'Hev.
James
Clillelt
conveyed
the
happy
Ibrnng
from
Huckley
Hay
on
Ihe
launch
Western
Hope.
A
pleasant
day
was
spenl
by
the
large
Read
the
Advertisements.
I
I
BOAT
ARRIVALS
The
Canadian
National
steamer
Prince
Uupert,
Capl.
Donald,
arrived
in
p'f'
al
n'cbK,k
yesterday
afternoon
with
a
heavy
passenger
list.
Passengers
pelting
off
the
boal
here
included
Miss
FiUgerald,
Mis
Reynolds,
Misses
Hoben.
stein,
Mrs.
Hubbard,
Mrs.
Grant,
Mr.
While,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Strong.
Mr.
Marletl,
Mrs.
Skinner
and
child,
Mrs.
K.
J.
Fletcher,
Mr.
Pigotl,
W.
P.
M
c.M
asters,
Mr.
Ihinohoe.
Miss
Davis.
Miss
Dodds,
J.
G.
Turgerm,
J.
P.
FordeJ
Mr.
McLaren,
Mrs.
II.
II.
Hem-
niings,
F.
J.
Dorsey,
Mr.
Seaton,;
Miss
Goodeve,
T.
II.
Miner,
Mr.j
and
Mrs.
Bishop,
Miss
Fagleson,
I
Miss
Miner,
Mrs.
llealey.
Mrs.
McCarthy.
II.
Calbro,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Susaki,
It.
W.
Winslow,
Hon.
Ir.
J.
If.
King
and
Mrs.1
King.
W.
F.llis,
I..
York,
II.
A.
Guess,
Mr.
Hlatehford,
W.
M.
King,
Miss
Alice
King,
Mr.
Van
Huskink,
Mr.
neatly,
George
f.eek,
Mr.
Hughes,
II.
Solheim,
R.
11.
Shoeklcy.
I'assengers
for
Anyox
included
Mr.
May,
Mr.
McKenna,
Mrs.
Thompson,
fl.
Myers,
Mr.
Von
Maniim,
Mrs.
Pclrie
and
daughter,
Mr.
Kerr,
Mr.
Crtmr,
Mr.
IMivea,
Mrs,
I),
pophain,
Dr.
Sinimnnds,
Mr.
Kirkland,
Miss
Morrow,
Mr,
Sutherland,
Mr.
l
uir
and
Miss
Wilcock.
METHOD
H
HX3
MADNESS
Hlinks;
"Why
Hie
djekens
don't
you
get
a
new
part
Thaf
old
fin
can
of
yours
Inake
more
noise
I
ban
a
boiler
Uefory."
Jink.
"I
know
it;
that'
why
I
like
it.
I
can't
bear
a
thing
my
wife
says
when
she
is
In
the
back
scat."
wjaawaaoaBaoawMaaaawoBmBmmaasaa
Stove
WOOD
We
have
just
received
i
car
load
of
up
river
wood,
guaranteed
seasoned
and
dry.
bize
cut
to
order.
Also
Kindling
In
Sack.
For
Prices,
call
HydeTransfer
Phone
580.
Service
and
Quality
our
Motto.
Dr.F.RKenny
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block.
Phone
109
For
Appointment
P.O.
Box
953,
Prince
Rupert.
KING
GEORGE
CAFE
First
Class
CNOP
SUEY
and
NOODLES.
Furnished
Rooms
to
RanL
Priee.i
Reasonable.
Phone
Blue)
471.
Second
Ave.
i
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