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TjAILY
EDITION
l
Wednesday,
July
30,
1924.
liaWns,
Gardens
And
Wfridow
Boxes.
Those
who
keep
up
nice
lawns,
gardens
or
window
boxes
deserve
the
thanks
of
the
community.
They
are
public
benefac-'i
tors
in
that
they
improve
the
appearance
of
the
whole
town.
No
'thing
'looks
so
well
as
a
lawn
mown
once
or
twice
a
week,
a
gar
"den
of
flowers
or
boxes
of
flowers
in
apartments
or
houses
Where
other
gardens
are
not
possible.
'
t
This
is
the
time
of
year
when
most
gardens
look
their
best,
so
it
is
the
time
When
our
attention
Is.
drawn
to
them.
Also
it
is
'nearly
time
to
plan
new!
ones
for
next
year.
Need
Of
Developing
Islands
Off
Shore.
There
is
great
n'Ced
of
developing
the
islands'of
the
coast
in
this
neighborhood.
Many
proposals
have
been
made
at
different
i
I
.
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1
.
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1
'Je
t
1
i.i..
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1
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i
.
1
1
nines
unu
peoptu
nave
laiKL'u
ui
ciiiiiiu
Knig
un
uiuiisuics
mere,
but
it
seems
to
take
the
government
a
long
tinfe
to
act
in
regard
to
'the
matter,
in
Alaska
they
have
lox
anu
sheep
farms
anu
this
adds
to
'the
wealth
of
'the
district.
Every
encouragement
should
be
given
to
genuine
schehies
'for
settling
the
islands
and
increasing
the
pdpiilatkin
of
the
lior'th.
Hard
To
Get
'Land
In
This
Neighborhood.
It
seems
to
be
a
most
difficult
matter
to
-get
a
piece
of
'land
in
this
neighborhood.
Around
other
cities
there
is
plenty
o'f
land
for
sale
but
here
there
is
norie.
No
one
can'
get
a
suburban
place
because
some
corporation
or
railway
or
government
Or
the
Indians
have
all
tied
up.
This
interferes
with
the
development
of
the
district.
It
is
difficult
to
clear
and
cultivate
the
land
here
and
anyone
so
inclined
should
have
a
chance
to
do
something
in
the
way
of
improving
the
dis'tric't.
Settlement
On
Homestead
Terms.
It
has
been
suggested
that
sales
should
be
made
only
to
people
who
will
improve
the
land.
In
f
he
terms
'Of
sale
there
might
be
a
proviso
that
a
'certain
amoliirt'of
Vork
'be
done
'on
the
place
in
the
vny
of
building
or
clearing
land.
This
would
to
some
extent
prevefit
biiying
for
speculation
and
would
tend
to
encourage
'those
who
wish
a
piece
of
laud
-on
which
to
play
'during
their
spare
time.
Dnflnltn
Killl.minl
'
.
WVIblVIIIVHI
Of
Indian
Reserves.
The
settlement
of
the
Indian
reserves
question
in
this
pro
vince
'has
been
definitely
settled,
according
to
f&
Victoria
de
spatch.
This
is
good
news
for
unsettled
oiievllotis
are
apt
'to
nreea
had
Teeliiig.
I
he
tune
sholihl
come
before
very
long
"when
'the
Indian
reserves
may
be
all
abolished.
As
the
Indihhs
develop
in
ediica-1
uon
anu
general
intelligence
they
will
wish
to
actually
ow'n
their
own
nomes
ami
to
vole.
Today
they
may
Vote
'if
they
live
off
the
reserves,
but
it
is
rather
much
to
expect
them,
to
give
up
every
thing
in
order
tu
secure
a
vote.
With
the
abolition
of
the
re
serve
ami
the
division
of
the
land
among
them,
the
Indians
could
ailtin.
!
11
,
i
i
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...
...
.
..
iivc
l
uie
uici
piace
or
sen
it
anu
gr.iuuaiiy
the
tribe
or
village
as
a
distinct
entity
would
disappear
and
the
Indian
ques-
mni
wuiiiu
lie
seiuea.
mi
.
.
.
.
i.ne
younger
natives
have
all
discarded
native
methods
of
lire
and
been
educated
like
the
white
people
vllo
have
crowlled
in
un
uieir
inrmer
domain.
As
this
tendency
increases,
niany
of
them
will
wish
lo
live
off
the
reserve
which
sets
them
apart
as
a
dependent
people.
The
only
fair
method
then
would
be
to
give
them
their
share
of.
the
property
and
let
them
do
with
it
'as
they
wish.
I
PAUK
two.
THE
UAirY
NEWS.
Wednesday.
July
So
iftjj
GAME
SANCTUARIES
m
STIK1NE
AND
TAKU
White
Dressing
Keeps
White
Sh-oes
WHITE
The
perfect
dressing
for
Canvas
Shoes
anciBelts
It
doe
not
rub
off
or
oiI
h
cloth
A
substitute
will
disappoint
you.
M.
B.
Jackson
Takes
Matter
up
With
Alaskan
Authorities
at
Juneau
JUNEAU,
July
30,
Orders
have
boon
issued
by
the
flume
'Conservation'
Hoard
of
British
Columbia
for
the
establishment
of
same
sanctuaries
on
Hie
Taku
ami
Slikine
river
watersheds
above
the
Alaska-Canada
boundary,
according
to
mail
advices
received
by
the
Juneau
Chamber
of
Com-'
merce.
It
was
also
indicated
that
the
board
contemplates
the
creation
of
a
closed
season
on
marten
all
t)er
northern
British
Columbia
at
an
early
date.
It
was
indicated
recently
that
the
British
Columbia
authorities
were
preparing
to
close
all
the
northern
parts
of
the
province
to
hi?
game
hunters.
The
board
de-ilied
the
correctness
of
this.
Outrines
Official
Plans
A
letter
received
today
by
Sec
retary
M.
S.
Whit
lief,
of
the
local
chamber,
from.
M.
B.
Jackson,
chairman
of
the
board,
said
in
part:
We
are
not
contemplating
prohibiting
hunting
in
Northern
British
Columbia,
but
quite
the
converse.
That
is
an
excellent
big
game
country,
as
we
know.
and
will
stand
considerably
more
hunting
than
heretofore.
The
fur
situation
is
not
so
satisfactory,
and
I
ant
contemplating
es
tablishing
a
close
season
on
marten
in
co-operation
with
your
own
Alaska,
and
Yukon
Territory.
"As
to
the
proposals
heretofore
canvassed
with
you,
1
have
al
ready
fnven
instructions
lo
as
that
a
game
sanctuary
be
established
on
the
watersheds
of
the
Taku
and
Stikine
Rivers
and
their
tributaries
within
25
miles
of
the
internalonal
boundary.
That
will
Kive
us
a
mutual
opportunity
to
protect
against
illicit
trapping
and
shooting,
as
no
one
can
be
lawfully
in
the
area
with
fire
'
arms
or
traps
unless
carrying
a
special
pernVit,
and
permits
in
proper
cases
will
readily
bo
Obtained.
I
may
say
we
"propose
putting
extra
pame
."officials
in
the
Territory
so
as
to
see
that
the
law
and
regulations
are
enforced.
Trapping
(s
'Restricted
"I
may
mention
'that
the
legislature
at
the
last
session
enacted
that
no
non-resident,
non-Brit
ish
subject
can
lawfully
trap
in
British
Columbia,
but
there
is
no
ombarpro
on
the
big
gamie
hunter
or
any
sportsman.
Provision
is,
however,
made
"for
'more
caution
in
issuing
bipr
game
guide
licenses
and
the
guide
will
hereafter
be
required
fo
Ree
that
the
game
regulations
arc
not
violated
by
any
party
in
bis
charge,
and
his
failure
to
do
so
will
prevent
his
thereafter
obtaining
a
license.
mis
is
all,
in
our
opinion,
wisely
in
me
inierests
or
game
conservation,
and
clean
sports
manship.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS:-
IHh
cabinet
look
two
weeks
holiday
and
left
the
country
alone
just
that
long.
If
they
wbUld
just
pass
that
steamer
vote
(hey
could
retire
into
obscurity
'for
another
month
or
two
ror
all
we
care,
SINCE
'the
v0le;and
political
influence
of
wOnien
has
'hail
such
a
reining
influehce,
in
politics
In
tii'ift
country,
ft
is
good
lo
see
how
smoothly
elections
are
run.
'LOSING
money
on
investments
With
Sortie
people
is
taking
shake
at
(he.
ivories
for
a
cigar
anil
not
getting,
a
smoke.
'SOMETHING
happened
fn
a
tanker.
It
was
not
a
local
one
THEHE
are
compensations
everywhere.
AVlien
the
'opposing
side
loses
you
are
not
hair
as
hoarse
next
day
as
you
would
have
been
if
you
had
collecled
Your
pipe
tobacco,
always
in
its
original
fine
condition
when
you
buy
OGDEN'S
GUT
FLUG
in
the
lh
lb.
vacuumized
tin.
the
bets.
CORBYS
SPECIAL
SELECTED
CANADIAN
RYE
WHISKY
A
CANADIAN
7
till
y
ST
ESTABLISHED
j
fervMf
HALF
A
CCAmj
!
III;.
!fj
Ten
Yeairs
A&o
In
Prince
Rupert
tj
Duty
'30,
1924.
The
'(iiiea'tion
'"of
re-(leokirig
worh-(Ji;l
plluik'
''rfwtdwn'yji
was
diice
iiiore
ilisdiid
liy
'the
city
douncil
last
nighty
'It
wjis
decided
fo'leiiVc
the
matter
o,ver
for
a
'doiipln
iliiyH
timl,
in
tlu
nleanliiiie,
sonic
'personal
Inspections
will
be
huiile.
'RcV.
II.
Il.'drriiil
wiis
larft
night'
indudteil
as
pastor
'of
'fhe
local
I'resbyleiian
church.
Rev.
Dr.
John
Knox
Wright
preached
an
Cortys-The
Quality
Whisty
of
Canada-is
found
wherever
a
ood
whisky
is
appre
The
necessary
financial
ar
rangements
are
being
mniU
for
the
purpose
of
enlarging
the
creamery
here.
4
The
building
of
the
new
station
here
will
start
in
about
a
.'month's
time
it
is
expected.
It
will
be
of
a
typo
similar
to
that
at
Fort
Eraser.
Miss
Mae
S,
Johnson,
teacher
of
the
Stuart
Lake
school,
will
resume
her
duties
there
at
the
opening
of
the
fall
term.
She
is
spending
the
summer
vacation
visiting
in
England
and
'Franco.
Miss
Gordo
Willson
has
arrived
from
Chicago
and
is
visiting
wilh
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hugh
C.
Willson
of
Mapes.
4
After
having
spent
some
time
(visiting
hero
with
her
son
and
uauRiuer-in-iaw,
iur.
ami
Mrs.
K.
C.
McGeachy,
Mrs.
N.
McOnachy
has
returned
to
her
home
in
the
east.
4-
Father
Wolff,
who
has
labored
among
the
Indians
of
this
district
for
the
last
fourteen
years,
has
left
for
France,
his
unlive
land,
where
ho
will
spend
an
extended
visit.
If
you
final
you
cannot
got
the
daily
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regularly,
call
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subscribe
for
It
and
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in
Bond
under
Dominion
Government
Supervision
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
"Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
THE
important
people
you
meet
on
the
street
are
not
nec
essarily
(hose
who
do
the
big
things
in
the
wOrld.
The
big
stulT
is
often
dc'in'e
!by
the
shabby
little
chap
that
makes
you
smile
when
you
meet
him.
THIS
is
the
'time
of
year
when
the
meagre
salary
seems
quite
inadequate,
;
YOU
may
have
heard
of
the
young
'lady
who
never
powders
her
nose,
who
uses
no
lipstick,
whose
hair
is
no'l.
bobbed,
who
never
stands
in
front
of
a
mirror,
admiring
herself.
She
is
si
(11
at,
the
'hospital
wheroshe
was
born
last
week.
IF
a
woman
does
hoi
know
where
the
waist
line
is,
how
can
she
expect
to
know
"where
her
husband
is?
'
:i
A
YOUNG
man
may!
nqt
.know
exactly
where
a
woman's
waist
line
is,
but
you
may
Mi
your
bottom
'dollar
lie
is
willing
to
take
a
chance
on
llnding
it.
Hoys
are
so
adventuresome
UOHBKI)
hair
is
not
bnlf
so
bad,
Once
you
get
used
to
it
appropriate
sermon
and
visiting
clergymen
included
Rev.
Canon
.
A.
Rix,
W.
W.
Wright,
Rev.
W.
H.
Collison.
Rev.
J.
1.
Dimmick
and
Capt.
Edwards
of
the
Salvation
Army.
.
H.
G.
Helgersnn,
IJ1.,
sold
a
house
ami
lot
on
Ambrose
Ave.
for
$2,100
yesterday
afternoonJ
a
few
minutes
after
an
advertise
nienl
oirering
it
for
sale
appear
ed
in
f
he
Daily
News.
VANDERHOOF
YOU
WANT
THE
FINEST
CANNED
SALMON
"Rupert
Brand"
Selected
Skeena
Sockeye
For
picnics,
'dibose
"Hiipert
Brand"
Salmon.
A
few
tins
in
the
pantry
arc
always
handy.
Stock
a
supply
on
your
bOal-'thrit's
a
good
idea.
SOLD
EVERYWHERE.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
NOTHING
BETTER
The
Autocrat
of
tho
Candy
World.
PURDY'S
CANDY
A
Toothsome
Delight
in
a
Hcniiliful,
Ihix.
Sole
Agent!
PRINCE
RUPERT
CIGAR
STORE
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
How
to
Stay
Married!
He
deserves
tlie
test
Give
Him
Electric
Bread