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1021.
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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
jKeep
Fish
Day
Mo
Prince
Rupert.
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llniw.it
will
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its
annual
fish
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one
of'tlie
features
will
he
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fish
lannet
to
he
given
under
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I.
rt.be
auspices
of
t
lie
local
nniiirn
oi
me
t.amoiiaii
ri.iierir
nation.
As
Prlnrt
Hupert
depends
very
largely
for
ils
exist-Vlice
on
the
fish
business
here,
it
is
fitting
that
the
day
should
Jir
celebrated
with
due
honors,
owing
to
me
lan
inai
uie
nan-Jiiit
close
season
is
on,
Ihe
fishermen
will
have
a
heller
npiiortii-.liilv
than
on
former
yearlo
lake
pari
in
the
eelehralion,
BR.
.Unemployment
Problem
,
.Pressing
One.
Owing
largely
Iti
the
condition
"of
Ihe.
lumher
industry
Tfierc
is
a
great
deal
of
unemployment
iu
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
jLleu
who
work,
in
I
he
coiuilrj'
during
Ihe
winler
drift
lo
the
log
cities
just
as
soon
as
their
johs
are
gone.
F.very
man
that
goes
..tuulh
swells
the
ranks
of
the
unemployed
army.
A
uuiub'T
of
men
have
been
working
in
Prince
Huprt
ud
there
is
talk
of
lelling
a
lol
of
them
out.
There
is
at
the
same
lTuie
work
lo
he
done
on
Ihe
Maud
mail.
It
would
seem
to
he
.vNh
foe
the
Provincial
(iovenirnenl
and
Hp-
cily
lo
hoth
carry
on
l""lTTe
work
rather
than
let
another
lol
of
men
go
soulh
lo
accentuate
the
unemployment
prohlehi
in
Vancouver.
They
cannot
Jive
here
without
work
and
they
are
'not
likely
io
get
it
hy
going
to
fhe
southern
cities.
Seasonal
Unemployment
.
Is
Difficult
Problem.
j
Seasonal
unemployment
is
always
n
prnhlem.
Work
can
he
done
more
economically
in
the
summer
than
in
the
winter.
In
oilier
words
lahor
is
worth
more
in
summer
than
in
winter.
The
.fjesull
is
that
work
is
usually
carried
on
during
the
summer
sea-Tt.oii.
Owing
to
the
failure
of
logging
camps
to
open
and
lo
tin
paucity
of
tie
conlrarls
in
the
interior,
there
is
less
employment
this
winter
than
usual
and
the
men
are
feeling
the
pinch.
If
Ihe
icoiiditiou
gets
worse
something
will
have
lo
he
done,
and
work
'on
the
IJyid
TQawH.uJd.he
pnejui-ans
of
keeping
a
mimherof
men
occupied
ami
giving
hern
enough
to
live
on.
If
it
is
iniffo-
Mhle
lo
work
an
eighl
hour
nay,
if
might
he
wise
lo
keep
the
hpii
going
on
a
short
day
al
Ihe
same
hour
rale,
thus
providing
llittn
money
enough
lo
carry
on
until
spring
arrives.
Backbone
Of
Fulfilment
Policy.
The
Herman
.Sorinlis
are
Ihe
backbone
of
Ihe
fulfilment
pJflicy
and
Ihey
are
the
party
that
have
the
largest
say
iu
Herman
.
.affairs.
Their
support
has
heen
increased
as
a
result
of
Ihe'elefc-lio.ii
just
held
in
thai
country.
They
have,
according
to
the
despatches,
secured
Iheir
increases
at
the
expense
of
he
communists,
who
are
revolutionaries.
The
Herman
Socialists
seem
lo
helieve
in
lh
evolutionary
-utelhod
of
improvement
and
have
made
lillle
effort
to
try
doiihtful
experiments
iu
government.
They
have
tried
to,
belle
Ihe
conditions
of
Ihe
workers
hut
agree
with
the
Communists
in-emphasizing
the
class
struggle.
The
Democrats"
have
"WArkcd
hand
in'haud
with
Ihe
Socialists
in
mailers
of
social
het-Cte-rment
hut
deny
the
theory
of
the
class
struggle.
They
advo-rale
harmonious
co-operation
helweeu
capital
and
lahor.
,
Influence
Of
Finance
In
Governing.
The
influence
of.
money
in
Ihe
Hovenimeut
of
the
country
isiiuimense.
It
was
the
power
of
money
that
brought
Heneral
Mcltae
into
the
field
lo
fight
Oliver
on
behalf
of
certain
inter-e-ts.
Money
throws
it
influence
to
one
side
or
the
other
.'recording
as
it
seemsTikfly-
titKenefiL
It
has
no
polities
except
seir
interest,
lis
patriolisnf
i
thp
luitnotisni
of
accumulation.
The
good
of
Ihe
eo
tin
Iry
is
something
'lo
talk'
about
before
the
electors,
it
is
the
veneer
over
the
rough
wood
of
grab.1'
Happily
Ihe
majority
of
the
people
of
the
country
are
not
of
that
class
that
sees
nothing
but
self-interest
in
elections,
but
this
majority.
ran
be
misled
by
the
plausible
schemes
of
the
people
who
would
manipulate
the
political
life
of
the
counlry
for
Iheir
particular
benefit.
rhT
advertisement
In
not
nublished
or
disolnvfd
Iiv
llm
l.im.ni.
t'.,l
'
ifjSoiitroi
Hoard
nr
Iy
the
Government
of
Hritish
(.Joltinibia
fi
IS
THE
TRADE
BAROMETER
AT
"SET
FAIR
Xol
only
the
lumber
indulry'
at
llrilisli
Columhia
hill
lho
whole
business
community
of
the
Province
foresee
in
a
satisfactory
settlement
of
the
limber
royal-
lie
uiiestion
an
indispensable
factor
for
a
renewal
of
confi-1
ilenen
In
our
general
iraiie
pro
gress.
The
manufacture
and
market
ing
of
llrilisli
Columbia
s
lores-
products,
tier
principal
natural
resource
and
her
main
source
of
revenue,
cannot
possibly
proceed
successfully
as
long
as
tier
lumher
industry
remains
Hie
subject
of
unfair
and
unworkable
legis
lation.
The
outlook
for
a
revival
in
Hie
Pacific
Coast
Lumber
trade
is
unite
promising,
but
If
Hritlsh
Columbia
is
lo
benefit
accordingly
and
continue
lo
enler
with
her
lumber
products
into
Ihe
world's
markets,
she
mini
not
be
liandi-
eapped
out
of
Ihe
competition.
Ituiness
men
realue
thai
manufacture
of
lumber
i
the
industrial
mainstay
of
Hie
Province,
and
its
distribution
hy
rail
and
water
Hie
principal
source
of
their
commercial
advance
ment.
The
trade
barometer
of
llrilisli
Columbia
will
never
remain
nt
"Set
Fair"
until
the
conditions
in
her
main
basic
industry
are
sucli
as
will
permit
the
carrying
on
flf
business
on
a
fair
competitive
basis
and
will
assure
the
limber
operator
thai
Hie
goodwill
and
confidence
of
Ihe
public,
is
behind
his
efforts
for
their
industrial
rojrrcss.
This
series
of
articles
communicated
by
the
Timber
Industries
Council
of
British
Colur.Jia.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
j
.
YS-
I
It"
ever-
institution
made
Moii-jtlay
payday.
Ilier
would
h-no
jliefd
to
call
it
Mine
Monday.
THK
ditrerence
between
Hie
modern
flappt-r
and
a
doll
is
that
one
is
slutted
wilh
sawdu'
while
ihe
oilier
is
full
of
kusIi
and
silly
notions.
IF
slinpiitp
mini
would
clean
Hi
ins-s
iiji,
Itrilisb
Columbia
ou?hl
to
be
the
cleanosl
place
in
the
world.
WHEN
Ihe
modern
woman
weeps
ber
face
looJis
like
a
wall
when
Ho,
roof
has
leaked.
IT
does
not
follow
I
hat
a
pigeon
toed
person
will
coo.
YKS,
Paulina,
lihere
are
several
tilings
you
might
give
a
man.
My
favorit-
brand
is
melachrino.
my
size
is
eigbt,
jny
ravortle
color
is
blue.
I
use
nilk
handkerchiefs
and
silk
socks.
and
if
there
is
any
further
In
formal
inn
you
ri'uuire,
I
will
willingly
give
it
any
lime
during
Hie
next
two
wck..
J
Ten
Years
Ago
j
f
In
fllnr.ai
Kupert
U
.-.i..
December
9,
1914.
The
first
ahipment
of
American
halibut
over
the
Canadian
National
Hallways
from
I'rince
Ituperl
was
made
this
morning.
Tho
fish,
amounting
lo
I2,00o
pounds,
was
brought
in
by
Ihr
.(noiican
schooner
Prospector,
apt.
II.
A.
Andrews,
and
was
handled
by
the
New
England
Fish
Co,
Premier
fiflon
of
Liberia;
.T.
I.
.McArlhur,
presideni
of
ihe
Edmonton,
Dunvrgan
and
lrilih
Coltiiuliia
Itailway;
and
H.
II.
Hal
four
of
Winnipeg,
giTwral
manager
of
the
Union
Hank,
aro
members
of
a
prominent
parly
visiting
in
the
city
today.
They
arrived
from
(he
East
hy
Irain
last,
night.
1
The
first
death
sentence
pvr
Imposed
In
Prince
Itnpert
was
delivered
ai
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
last
night
hy
Mr.
.Tulice
Clement
on
Johnny
May
nf
lla.ellnn
who
was
found
guilty
of
murdering
Albert
I,.
Taylor
at
Kkema
Grousing
last
summer.
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NEW
EXHIBIT
NEXT
SEASON
Wembley
Witt
be
Quite
Different
When
it
Reopens
In
Spring
MOXTIIKAf..
tr.
9'.--II.
K.
Charllon.
manager
of
the
Canadian
National
Itailway.
reliirn-ej
yesterday
from
England
via
Huston
on
hoard
tin1
Cuuarder
"Carrnania."
Mr.
Charlton
has
been
absent
in
England
for
some
weeks
supervising
the
dismantling
6'
the
exhibition
of
Ihe
(ian-adian
National
Hallways
at
Wembley,
anil
ap'ongiug
for
its
participation
in
ttjfc
iJWIlmuHon
or
the
llrilisli
Kilr?
fhibllion
ncxlj
ar;
.
Eight
Million'
Saw
It
Mr.
Charllon
stalnd
on
his
return
that
Ihe
general
eoni-ensii
of
oiiiniou
is
thai
Hie
Canadian
exhibit
was
mil
standing
among
all
Uie
exhibits
al
Weinfeley
line
year,
and
that
the
efllbil
of
me
Canadian
National
JitHvays
w
is
one
of
Ihe
feature
of
Ho1
Canadian
section.
Uqucorniiii.'
(he
value
of
the
exhibiliou
to
-bibilitrs,
Mr.
Charllon
said
"When
il
l'
I'onHithd
Dial
approximately
eiKii
iitllno
people
passed
through
I
lie
pavilion
of
Hie
(iuiailiaii
National
Hallways
durluf
the
life
of
the
11)21
ex-liilillion,
il
can
readily
he
judged;
what
good
advert
ifiing
Ibis
was.
not
only
for
Ihe
Canadian
National
but
for
Canada
as
a
whole.
Over
seventeen
million
people
rexjslered
through
Ihe
turnstiles
of
the
(.);
i
show,
an
average
of
over
one
hundred
thousands
per
sons
per
day.
This
record
was
achieved
in
the
race
of
one
of
Ihe
worst
seasons
that
England
has
seen
for
otw
years,
as
far
as
weather
is
concerned.
New
Manifestation
"Tbe
or,
show
will
not
be
repetition
of
I
lie
exhibiljnn
which
has
recently
closftl,
bill
a
new
manifeslalion
of
imperial
resources
and
industrial
cnler-
priseu
together
with
fresh
attraction
in
an
and
entertain
-
WHAT
WILL
YOU
BE
DOING
20
YEARS
FROM
NOW?
WILL
YOU
BE
ON
"EASY
STREET"
OR
WORKING
TO
WIN
YOUR
DAILY
BREAD?
MAIL
THIS
COUPON
THE
B.
C.
VALVC
CO.,
LTD,
4.
'iiraiiian.
&M
r..rart
HO
i:
Inf..
r
tatiix
ivatVi
iMu-lrv
ami
lt
If
I
!.;
r
in
i
.i
in'-
i
ti.ii
I
ii
liiliiliuii
next
year
will
tie
one
r
Hie
great
esl
tipporluuilie
for
lie
Canadian
manufacturer
lo
'isplay
hi
wares.
I
lie
ln
Haitian
.'
alional
Railways
liae
dwioWl
i.t
iarlieitale
in
next
year's
show
ltd
I
lle
made
Hie
necessary
yirranftcHtenl
to
this
eml."
Better
Next
Year
The
exhibit
ion
will
be
improved
aiul
made
a
bigger
nd
liimln
....
..
I.
iiiiinlli
froiii
1T.it
lix
t
l.
fr"lf,i
New
$75,000.00
Plant
And
Foundry
of
B.
C.
Valve
Co.
j
Ltd.
Nearing
Completion
in.
sii.iiimI
l.
l.i.ll.ui
fel
iii.il
Ihe
7.1c
disi'ntinl
al
least
roiibl
have
twen
relainH
in
dead
or
inrealg
ii
lo
l.
Rates
Hlah
Here
AM.
Macdonabl
lafml
liial
llie
iitmitiiHee
bad
Ml
thai
the
rlH-
ten
wre
entitle!
In
ximts
shaiwl
ld.
Mncdon.'ibl
sabl
lids
In
n
net
r...i..ii-.n
...
;
""'
handled
Will.
...p.
..-
.
MOI
III
I
IIM'SI
1
One,
..II
.I..U..l.l.
..A.ll.l
I
.1
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"
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l".'""-
an
i
u
per
Instri
nt.
m,
im.i
wn;
i
T
--
.....
'in.
i,,,
r.
I
.
.
...I
f
through
Its
flrM
readings
at
laM.r'
,rr
'.."'"
w
very
nighl's
council
meeting,
no
op-i;
'1
.
"
,
,,
"u,,lla-
posilion
being
recor.led
against
,,vn
1w,,1k
viilve.
and
Ibis
the
measure.
wnw
Inking
lime
lo
finish,
AflervAht.
Mncdonald
had
ex-
A
change
bus
T7en""imule
in
plained
the
purpose
of
the
neWlhe
funeral
nrrangemenls
for
lh
bylaw.
Aid.
Collarl
asked
wlinl,lnte
Chnrlci.
lllylhe,
Sr
Them
Hie
reduction
In
revenue
would
j
will
be
a
nervice
on
Thursday
be
and
was
told
by
Aid.
Mar
'ami
the
remains
will
go
south
on
donald
that
it
would
amount
lo
Friday
morning's
steamer.
In
Vancouver
Tlu?
nw
,tlhirHif.
lflrlcl!y
UiiiHMl-piiiit
.
.
i
..
nf
the
H.C
VAI.VK
(..
I.iuill"l
in
V.mcwMvw
it
raj.i.i
otirplellajn
pud
wlojii
rhiUlu'd
will
be
riM.y
lo
inn
dfHUtuds
for
th
HiUiWOlf
nHi'UImI
'le
alfid
W
.I.
t
,
.
well
a
for
bronze
easliuK"
of
Ihe
highel
quality,
ul,
hiivt'
been
iM'esaril
iioMirleil
from
KokIoioI
or
'
s
The
coniiaii
alrt-.uly
hold
uuiu
no'i!ci'ileii.-.l
,n.
tin
s
proiltirls
uiiil
eveivlhiiiK
(HiiuU
to
lroiiieii.l..n.
SUCCESS
WITH
HUGE
PROFITS
from
the
m
ix
ay
Hint
ii'hiii'iiik
lrl.
Srhlotn
f
i
.
.
-iali
nwt
Willi
siteli
iHjrova
and
mad
Mrb
rni
n,.t
lor
ieojm'-
from
llo
Url.
Ich
ilirtHiiul
m
i
.
.
diisiry
will
be
in
Hie
hods
of
men
who
havr
iIvm.:.
.i
tf
piioluHl
xirieiic
lo
Ur
renli,
Hi.
ni.
n(r
nil
ronlljt
JIinFilK
'IHift
iifXHtnl
of
STOCK
IS
LIMITED
which
i
now
opoi
for
juildir
siibt
riptitn
ami
m
Sttrdl)
lulvixr
Howe
who
would
avoid
diiiiMiuituo
nt
lb
ciMlMniiif
coihui
ul
oio
e
for
tleUiled
inf..i
n,
,-
..
Will
l-fuiiU
itil
mosl
uuusital
oiHtriiiMit)
U
the
-in
taveftlor.
ACT
PROMPTLY
tH&
lhl
prtirlicull)
ever
indulry
of
nvnl
t-ill
Ihe
sHtue
w:ty
tis
this
t
omMii
i
larliiir
and
I
tool
oi'li
a
neeilfit
or
wauled
irdin-l
a
oor.
B.C
Valve
COMPANY
LIMITED
ilO
HASTINGS
STREET
WEST.
514
STANDARD
BANK
BLDG.
VANCOUVER
M"
""rn7irTirl1rir'
.L-tMMMiaMMUllaWllWIHaillM
II
!
COAL
TENDERS
acal
Firms
Bid
on
Supply
for
Steam
Roller
and
Ftretull
Tenders
for
.:.
.i
I
'o
Im
ii
!
of
le
profit
of
the
uHIIHe
in
ihe
steam
roller
a
I
Ih
wf
of
reduced
rale.
Thf
wre
opened
al
lt
rl
In
Prine
HumH
ww'cll
meHif
an!
r.
(-littrher
than
In
almost
all
olherifounic
coiwmitiee
hi
eler
representation
of
Ihe
al-
rill
of
a
iinilar
site
In
llrll-'iwU
'n"
a
i
frartions
and
Rettvitiet,
nf
Ihe'ish
Olumhia.
Within
Ihe
al.
EoiiMiiiiern'
Ca
iimiiany
iululing
paenger
year,
lelephoiw
maintenance
liad'iiiine
run,
ll.o.',
and
freight
traUie,
cwlonixation
Ikwi
greatly
reduced
and
it
wail.'.0$.
and
re-oore
indnsiry
lele-raph,
fupres
and
Ihe
Can-
;diau
Hovernmenl
Marine.
felt
that
Hit
application
of
lower
rate
was
tuile
In
order,
llie
Merebanl
!Mne
were
enlllled
lo
slill
fur-
llier
reflorHou
in
utility
rale,
but
.tin
no
raailiilltfftiiM
rwluelions
In
In
HoaVa
litfht
anil
taalal
fuML'ahai
I
HI"
l
is
inn
iiiiair'
i-ltoiiyil.
l
i
DUflMC
DATrCi""'
u,',",,
mnklng
iirofils,
1
nlillrj
KA
!
Pail
mo'',
,,,','nly
Hie
people
who
are
resi.ling
in
tho
city
should
I
-
--
benefit.
While
large
profits
are
Bylaw
Presented
by
Untitles
being
made
y
the
ulilllle,
j
Committee
Given
First
not
fair
liial
Ihey
should
be
I
Readings
Without
DIs-
,"Pdiei
lo
reducing
laxos
for.
senslon
Last
Night
i"""""'
vrPr,y
,wrr"
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-
i
"1"""'
t
j-(tii-
w
mi
ii
Tin
bylaw
from
the
utPilles
!!vi',ir
hw-
"
'j,
'
"
f,f
l,"'
'
'"'
'
.ornmillee
provbling
for
a
reduc
;,f,
(ion
all
around
of
-5e
per
month
,""
'
"
,'..,n
,4,
f,,,"
in
telephone
ras
and
increas-1
,
,,
u
'f
1
ing
the
discount
if
nnvme,,.
ul.
'p
proposed
hy.
i.
liflflipn
n..
llm
riflaamilt.
i.r
.
.
il.iw-
lor
llie
revision
or
water
rrlnee
Huper!
i
mini
run,
i
1
1.35;
tn.Hfl.
PhiliMitl
.1
Km''
M,r.
CltaHtoo
stftI
that
con-
powrVtllintnv
none
Iderable
enhghim
has
been
wei
beinr
proniN
at
tnlp
llin
i.ianifeste.1
fn
all
parts
of
(Irnaljin
vew
nf
Ihe
faet
liial
Ihe
nM-'.Ifilaln
regarding
next
yenr
eub-alallon
had
to
la
laketj
enVe
ixliihilion
and
that
inters
fuive
of
ami
it
was
likely
thai
furl
her
:
i,.
'en
issueti
t,y
I
lie
management
X!enion
wtiutil
he
reuiiire.l
in
lo
proceed
an
iuickly
a
posiblJlhe
very
near
future,
wild
Hie
motiiUiition
nf
the
new'
McMordle
Approves
lli.'j
V"iiibley
unj
ilia'
Work
onj
"The
committee
is
lo
be
eofl-iiie
jfii.iiMil-
has
iieiin.
igralulaled
on
Ibis
bylaw,"
de.
!
-
udnrfd
Aid.
Me.Monlle.
"ir
I
were
,
nrniTPTTAM
tm
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at
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u
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lump,
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coal.
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l
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fin.
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flt.l&.
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McCalTeiv
WelMiiM-lon'
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'
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Stanley
Swlih
tout
!
for
tbt
eity
council
i.i
makiiiK
applieaiion
'..
ftff
U50
cash
loi
eel
Ion
l.
Tbe
inn1
1'
i
fnrmil
to
the
finance
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rtiMirt.
WATER
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