m
August
SO,
1024.
PAGE
FTVF.
PREVENT
FOREST
FIRES
-IT
PAY,
"Savage"'
Electric
Washers
"Hoover".Suctlon
Cleaners
"Monarch"
Malleable
Ranges
"Hotpolnt"
Electrical
Goods
"Val&par"-.
Varnish
and
Enamals
"iyiartln-Sfenour,
100i;
-
Paint
"Sanola''
Bathroom
Ware
"Kyanhe."
Floor
Enamel
"Sunoco"
Motor
Oils
.....nn..,.nrv.
Ill
L
JOOforW
ARE
ENTHUSIASTIC
Two
Callfornlans
Making
100
per
Cent
Attendance
Although
Away
from
Homo
One
of
Hit'
important
tiling
uIkhii
liuiary
is
n,uf
members
hal!
attend
every
possilde
meeting
oilier
of
f
JMj
own
P,i,
P
j
some
other
Jlolury
Cluli.
Yesterday
two
California!!,
J,
Wjlj
Hlacknian
of
Los
Anseles
and
ienne
R.
KnKlund
of
Inirlewood.
lunched
with
Hie
Irinee
Rm.eri
club
and
reported
ihal
although
Uicy
had
heeti
away
froin'
horn?
a
month
they
had
not
yel
missed
a
.wei-jjly
meeting
and
expected
lo
make
a
one
hundred
per
cent
at-lendunee
all
the
lime
until
their
return.
They
cut
short
their
visi'
to
JasiperPark
in
order
that
they
juifflit
Ik;,
at
(lie
liinelienn
here
and
in
coins
south
they
also
in.
(end
to
fit
Iheir
itinerary
lo
tho
various
club
meetinz.
In.
fidentally
they
are
zreat
booster.
'or
California
although
they
ay
'lliev
will
rerinrf
wlinn
llmv
in(niti
I
,
-
"
'
......
iiome
that
thuy
will
have
in
imvo
fast
if
they
are
lo
keep
nhead
of
Advertise
In
tho
Dally
New.
,
lUnlUh
Columbia.
JustSay-GIMME
1
mm
InTtnscf
SOforTO
Just
Say
"Gimme"
is
the
buy-slogan
for
thousands
of
men
who
know
good
cigarette
quality
and
insist
upon
getting
it.
.
Just
Say
"Gimme"
and
try
them!
A
Letter
isi
As
Good.AsA.Uall
The
Banking-by-Mail
Service
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
is
so
satisfactory
that
many
of
our
customers
conduct
all
their
transactions
with
us
through
the
postal
service.
If
.you
wish
to
open
a
Savings
or
Chequing
Account,
if
you
are
in
quest
of
information,
or
if
you
desire
advice
on
ome
banking
problem,
you
have
merely
to
write
our
nearest
Branch.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
over
100
years
TftOLLEft
THE
CIGARETTE
WITU
THE
ORIGINAL
PLAVOR
UWa
X-
AT
T
.
mi
BI8HOP
BUNOZ
TELLS
OP
i
COUNTRY
OF
SEKANAIS
(continued
from
page
one)
w
ay
ag
nature
made
it.
The
chief
timber
va
spruce,
hemlock,
hal-Kjun
ninl
collonwood.
,
The
bars
of
I
lie
Parsnip
lliver
were
prospected
as
early
as
the
first
Cariboo
rush
and
still
are
helng
worked.
One
man
said
he
made
good
wages
titer?
and
ho
."bowed
the
fine
flake
gold
lhat
he
was
getting
as
a
reward
for
his
labor.
Indians
Jealous
The
Indians
of
lhat
country
do
not
care
to
fish.
They
live
by
hunting
and
trapping
and
m'mse
find
caribou
meat
provides
Iheir
chief
food.
They
are
peaceable
but
are
very
jealous
for
their
hunting
grounds.
An
Indian
lne
not
invade
Ihe
trapping
ground
of
his
neighbor
and
he
iloes
not.
like
a
white
man
to
invade,
his.
In
other
respects
he
is
very
friendly
and
weleone
anyone
who
wishes
to
farm
or
mine.
v
At
l'ort
0
rah
am
(be
cost
of
living
is
high
because
jt
costs
ii
cents
a
pound
to
lake
supplies
in
there
and
this
cost
has
lo
be
added
to
the
price
paid
for
all
food
and
supplies.
Sometimes
the
food
is
not
of
Ihe
very
best
iiualily.
The
bishop
told
of
some
beans
they
bought
that
were
so
hard
it
was
almost
impossible
to
cook
them.
'I
he
country
in
Ihere
is
in
the
ame
state
that
it
was
when
Sir
Alexander
Mackenzie
and
Simon
I'raser
first
arrived.
Fraser
established
Fori
Mcl.eod
in
1H05
and
it
had
been
open
continuously
since
that
time.
St.
James
was
established
Ihe.
following
year.
II
was
the
capital
of
British
Columbia
for
several
years
when
Hie
country
was
known
as
New
Caledonia.
It
had
the
largest
group
of
whiles
in
(he
country.
The
bishop
told
of
(he
gardens
he
had
seen
at
the
small
set
lle-
,
menta
where
potatoes,
cabbages
and
other
produce
grew
well
and
!
grains
ripened.
XVIiile
the
sea
was
short
the
days
were
long
'
and
growth
was
very
rapid.
Names
of
Tribes
'Ihe
reason
why
the
Harriers
were
so
named
wns
given
by
the
speaker.
The
widows
carried
'llic
hones
of
their
dead
husbands
ion
their
backs
after
the
process
of
incineration
which
was
practised.
They
were
kept
until
a
iMifficienl
supply
of
furs
and
!
other
goods
could
be
gathered
for
a
pottalcli.
The
Undines
were
named
by
the
courcurs
de
hois,
the
name!
being
given
Iheni
because
of
the
practise
of
Ihe
young
girls
on
reaching
womanhood
of
carrying
a
bone
or
piece
of
hardwood
between
the
teeth
and
lower
lip.
iHabino
was
slang
word
for
"big
lip"
in
French.
Each
of
the
four
nations
is
anxious
lo
dominate
in
numbers,
and
influence
and
for
that
reason
they
object
lo
girls
of
the
tribe
l.'aving
and
intermarrying
with
others.
Influence
of
Shaman
The
most
difficult
matter
with
which
the
missionaries
had
l;
contend-
was
the
influence
of
the
shaman
or
medicine
man.,
The
Indians
believed
in
super.;
natural
powers,
a
future
life
and
good
and
evil
spirits.
'tlie;
shaman
claimed
Ihe
powtT
loj
propitiate
Ihe
evil
spirits
and
loj
control
Ihe
good
ones,
hence
he
had
much
influence
in
the
tribe,
especially
during
a
limp
of
sickness,
It
look
long
hard
work
In
rid
Ihe
tribes
of
the
influence
of
Iheso
men
who
were
mostly
fakirs.
One
medicine
man,
when
converted,
(old
of
a
time
when
he
showed
the
peoplo
lhat
he
could
eat
fire
and
had
badly
burned
his
longue
so
lhat
it
still
showed
the
scars,
"Urilish
Columbia
is
an
empire
in
itseir,"
declared
the
bishop
and
Ibis
U
realized
best
when
people
travel
into
remote
parts
by
canoe
or
horseback
as
jie
had
done.
ABHORS
CATS
Miss
Pinster:
"Cats!
My
dear,
I
hate
Ihe
sight
of
them.
I
had
a
sweet
little
canary
some
cat
Kol
that.
I
hail
a
perfect
parrot
some
cat
got
him.
I
had
an
ador
able
fiance,
and
some
oh
I
Don't
mention
cats
to
mal"
Humorist
WBMBM
Shanghai
Suffers
from
Epidemic
of
Crime:
Fear
Flogging
More
Than
Death
SHANGHAI,
Aug.
29.
As
an
outgrowth
of
an
epidemic'
of-lawlessness
that
in
.
recent
'weeks
took
the
form
of
almost
daily
armed
robberies
in
dwellings
and
on
Ihe
streets,
the
police
of
Shanghai's
Inlemnlionl
Settlement
again
are
vigorously
advocating
Hogging
as
a
punishment
for
offenders.
As
a
rule
armed
robbers,
convicted
in
Shanghai's
Mixed
Court,
are
sentenced
lo
death
and
are
shot
after
being
turned
,
over
to
the
Chinese
authorities.
The
foreign
police
contend
ihal
Chin.,
ese
criminals
fear
this
punishment
less
than
they
ilo
corporal
punishment,
which
they
assort
will
deler
many
criminally
Inclined
from
getting
caiight
with
weapons
in
their
possession.
The
Chinese
nress
in
Shanghai
generally
voices
opposition
to
any
return
io
use
of
life
bam
boo.
COULDN'T
RESIST
"Why
did
you
steal
the
pearl
necklace
from
the
jeweller's
shop
window?"
.
v
"Decause
it
bad'
on
it
'Avail
yourself
of,
this
.splendid
''opportunity,'
and
I
could't
resist
itl".
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SEATTLE,
Aug.
29.
Mayor
Drown,
proponent
of
the
5-cent
street
car
fare;
on
Hie
Seattle
municipal
lines,
abolished
after
the
deficit
had
reached
$5,000
a
day,
presented
to
the
city
council
1
t.liL
"flit
r
mmiiinn1
I
nl
A
11)1
nn
system
which
would
cost
subscribers
.$1.00
monthly
instead
of
Ihe
current
minimum,
of
$2.75.
Drown
introduced
to
Ihe
coun
cil
as
his
advisor
Major
Garrison
Dabr.ock,
who
fostered
the
tcle-cbronometer,
use
of
which
the
stale
department
of
publio
works
ended
at
Everelf.
Drown
asked
thai
Ihe
plans
for
Jhe
proposed
new
system
bo
given
serious
consideration.
"She
uses
words
I
don't
understand,"
'Polysyllabic?"
"Yes,
and
some
longer
than
that!"
Humorist.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Liu
Ltntf
In
Ouot'ii
Cliarlotl
Island
Land
District,
MPi-oriiinK
uislriei
or
priure
iiupm.
a.v
and
Mlualo
near
Tow
Kilt.
Qraliam
Island
TAkE
NOTICE
that
I.
(Wits
W.
Dow-
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of
3M2
cnmurldtfl
Street,
Vancouver,
II.C.
orrtipaUnii
manufacturer.
Intend
to
njiply
Tor
permission
to
lease
tho
follow
Inir
desrrllied
lands:
CoinmenrlnK
at
luixt
nlanted
near
the
foot
nf
Tuw
II
III.
can
side,
ihem-e
northerly
to
low
water
mark;
thence
westerly
following-
low
water
mark
80
rhalnsi
thence
southerly
three
cnuins:
tnence
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go
rnam
to
tiomi
or
coiiinieiicfnient
and
coulalulhg
ii
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