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5
)AILY
Monday,
July
7,'
192
i.
,
Industrial
Population
Is
What
AVe
Want.
k'
What
Ht
is
district
wants
is
people
here
to
consume
agricultural
products.
If
w(.
people
come,'
tbexe
will
be
no
difficulty
,ini
geling
the
farmers
to
grow
Avhat
will
be
needed.
The
capabilities;
of
the
Skeena
and
Bulkley
valleys,"
the
Naas
River
valley
;aiul
the
Queen
Clinrlotte
Islands
to
produce
fruits,
hay,
grain,
j
meat,
and
dairy
produce
do
not
need
to
be
further
proven.
There
inr'e
pienty
of
fine
lands
in
the
districts
awaiting
the
settler,
but
.farmers
and
ranchers
can,,
hardly
be
expected
to
take
them
up
Sunless
some
market
is
in
prospect
for
their
goods.
That
mar-keU
can"
only
be
provided
if
there
Is
a
population
engaged
in
in
?distrial
pursuits.
js
imt
s-eiisible
to
expect
that
"the
ngricul-ituraJ
possibilities
of
this
large
hinterland
back
of
Prince
Rupert
will
be
realized,
u
full
or
nearly
so
until
there
is
an
assured
market
found
fpr
the
goods,
A
country
producing
grain
or
meat
exclusively
can
grow
and
pro.speft.with
it
market
far
removed
shut
not
so
with
the
mixed
farming
district
which
the
country
.
back
of
Prince
Rupert
miist'necess'arilythe
lor
some
time
yet.
Agricultural
Situation
'As'
It
Stands
Today,
Therefore
the
immediate
and
pressing
necessity
for'
the
;,futuro
progress
of
Prince
Rupert
and
district
is
industrial
rather
than
agricultural
population...
Already
the
fishing
industry
centred
at
Prince
Rupert
is
capable
of
supporting
a
certain
amount
flf
agricultural
production
The
mining,
lumbering
and.
.shipping
businesses
of
the
port
through
their
employees
are
.making
a
further
demauuV
The
fact
of
the
matter,
however,,
in
that,
from
an
'economically
sound
slanilpojnt,
more
industries
are
needed
here
if
agriciillurc
is
lo
be
properly
fostered.
J
Soon
Our
Hopes
Way
Ba
Realized,
V
This
industrial
developeji).
.which':
ihe
city
and
district
needs
'so
badly
at
the
present
time,
we-still
confidently
hope
will
be
(brought
to
pass
within
the
space;
of
a
very
brief
time,
The
ship
jthat
is
to
be
built
here
will
provide,
only
temporary
employment.
AVhile
t
yjU
mean
perhaps
one
year
of
good
limes,
what
we
.really
want,
is
not
one
ship
but
ships
building
all
the
time.
It
ftlViv
lift.
ft
liHlft
ih'ltl
flV-limi.lif
In
.rwml
V,,.....,..r..
II.
nl
"
ijiuy
,
v
t
nn
iii
i.-1
it
hi
caj'v-,
inwci;i,
mill
w
v
llltiy
jsee
.this
at
Once.
f.;
What
;is
.not
aver
yptihiistic,..however,
is
the
hope
for
llie
development
of.
this
port
as
a
grain
shipping
centre.
The
es-jahlishrnent
or
one
grain
elevator
here
will
mean
a
great
deal
more
to
the
general
prosperity
the.
place,
than
most
'people
realize,.
Much
more
will
two
or
more
grain
elevators'
menu,
puce
there
is
an
elevator
here,
ships
may
be
expected
lo
come
jo
.ine
port
to
load
mil
something
that
has
never
been
done
here
before.
There
will
be
essential
adin
nets
sueli
n
'
print
III
I
III
i
II
If
I.
II
.
.
.
I
II.
n
fl.!
I
,
v...
niiiiiijj
ncii.
iiuiii
uic
urinu
win
nnng,
cargoes
rrom
there
anil
plants
for
the
remaniifactnre
of
products
from,
across
the
western
ocean
will
be
required.
Ode
may
go
on
at
great
length
conjuring
up
the
things
that
may
be
reasonably"
expected.
In'
addition.
10
grain
handling
jriere,
'something
may
be
expected
in.
the
way
of
the
lumber
industry
such
as
sawmills
and
pulp
mills.
There
may
also
be
a
greater"
centering
of
the
mineral
business
here
with
the
possible
establishment
of
a
smelter.
v
It.
I
these
things
that
are
needed
the
permanent
prosperity
of
Prince
Rupert
and
the
vast
agricultural
hinlerland
that
lies
behind
it.
This
district
when
jt
starts
to
advance
must
necessarily
go
forward
as
a
unit
and
when
it
does
there
need
bf;
no
fear
rtf'
losing
ground.:
It
nil
takes
time
but
the
profits
from
this
spent
lime
will
doubtless
be
realized
in
fullest
measure
."'('-
THE
DAIL?
NHWS.
Monday,
July
7;
WEEK
AT
WESTHOLME
Monday
and
Tuesday
Owen
Moore
irt
"Torment."
Comedy
'
Take
-
Your
Choice."
International
News.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
"Trifling
Willi
Honor.'"
OomVtly.
(
Kun
from
the
Press.:
Friday
and
Saturday
Pola
Negri
in
"Shadows
of
Paris.''
Comedy.
l-ox
News-iiazetle.
CROOKS
BALKED
BY
,
:i
JAPANESE
'QUAKE
Conspiracy
of
International
Crooks
F.I
qu
res
In
Offering
at
Westholme
Tonight
The
conspiracy
of
a
band
of
inlernaltohal
rooks,
operaliup
from.
America,
to
steal
the
litis-!
sian
crown
jewels,
is
the
lmsis
of
Ihe
plot
of
the
picture
comlnf?
lo
llio
Westholme
tonight
anil
tomorrow.
The
crooks
go
to
Japan,
having
inlrigtieil
the
Russian
nobleman,
into
whose
possession
the
gems
have.'
fallen,
lo
"sell"
llienii
In
the
vault
of
a
Yokohama
bank
these
...adventurers
trap
their
vic
tim
anil
find
the
jewels.
Rut
Ihe
great
Japanese
earthquake
comes
in
lime
to
put
a
most
unique
and
dramatic'
twist
into
the
plot.
A
romance,
with
Ressie
Love
and
Owen
Moore
portraying
tits
principal
figures
in
the
slory,
which
was
written
direct
for
the
screen
by
William
Dudley
pelloy.
Others
prominent,
in
the.
cast
are
Maude
George,
Joseph
Kil-
gour,
George
Cooper,
Morgan
Wallace,
and
Jean
liersholt.
BASEBALL
PICTURE
COMING
THIS
WEEK
"Triflln9f-Wltp;
Honor"
Is
Story
rtepieie
wun
uramauc
interest
and
Human
Touch
Honor
is
a
fragile
Ihiitg,
a
thread
taut,
before
the
eyes
of
the
world,
sustained
hy
the
favor
of
public
regard
or
broken,
by
the
whim
of
public
disdain.
The
motion
picture
public
is
brought
poignantly
to
this
realization
in
"Trifling
With
Honor."
the
Universal-Jewel
pholodrania
which
will
be
shown,
at
the
West-,
holme'
Theatre
Wednesday
mul
Thursday
nights.
Hat
htigruo
had
a
good
n&me.
He
was
Ihe
home
run
king
of
Ihe
Pacific
Coast,
Baseball"
League
and
a
romantic
hero
to
thousands
of
followers,
of
tlie
gatrtc.
Ho
was
classed
as
a
"regular,"
and
he
never
disappointed
the
boys
in
t
Ite
bleachers
who
cheered
for
him.
He
always
"delivered,."
ami
his
presence
at
the
"plate"
in
a
pinch
meant
victory
for
his
team.
Hut
as
the
-wind
shifts
the
course
of
a
straw
in
its
path,
public
opinion
one
day
cornered
Hat
BhtiRrtie,
and
the
home-run
king
was
brought
face
to
face
with
a
decision
that
held
his
life's
freedom
Tind
happiness
in
an-breakahle
clasp.
To
hit
the
ball
meant
the
loss
of
all
hut
ono
thing
that
every
man
holds
dear
his
honor,
and
failure
in
this
pinch
lo
"deliver"
meant
his
freedom,
but
at
the
loss
of
his
good
name.
II
is
a
story
filled
with
dramfa-
lie
interest
and
has
a
human
touch
that
is
like
a.ehapler
from
real
life.
Prominent
players
in
lle
cast
include
Hockcliffn
FoJ,
lowcs,
Utiddy
M.essinger,
Vrit
llidgeway
ami
Hayden
Stevenson.
Fellowns.
is
ideally
suited
for
Hie
leading
role.
When
ynu
buy
ndvertisltiKT"'
huy
CIRCULATION,
nd
seethal
vnn
M
It.
-
t'
OGDEN'S
LIVERPOOL
CUT
PLUG
EXCELLENT
VEHICli
FOR
POPULAR
STAR
Pola
TJegrl
to
be
.Seen
Here
at
End
of
Week
in
"Shadows
of
Paris'
The
Pola
Negri
of
"passion"
is
lo
be
returned
in
Ihe
Herbert
Hrenon
Paramount
production
of
"Shadows
-of
pqris,"
which,
will
be
shown1
at
.the
Westholme
Theatre
at
the
end
of
.the
i
week.
'Ihe
star,
iuice
.more
comes
I
nl
o
her
own.
.She
is
imi(e
her
old
self
as
Claire,
leader
of,
the
Apache
hands
of
"the-
Parisian
underworld.
'Then,
there
is
Charles
de
Roobo
as
her
Apache
lover,
who
is
called
away
to
war
ami
falsely
reported
killed;
IJunt-ly
fiorthjii
as
Itnoul
whom
Claire,
posing
as
a
Polish
war
widow,
marries;
and
Adolphe
MenjOti
as
Raoul's
secretary
and
friemb
all
are
featured
and
all
give
excellent
accounts
of
themselves.
The
story
is
one
of
lite
upper
and
lower
world
of
Paris,
the
plnygroiind
of
the
entire
world.
II
is
a
colorful
and
appealing
tale,
an
adaptation
of
the
French
play.
"Mon
Homme,"
by
Iha
author
of
"Kikl'
fiare.th
Hughes
and
Vera
Rey
nolds
head
the
strong
funoort.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS:-
I
WONDCR
what
the
flies
would
do
in
Ihe
summertime
if
Hiere
wer
no
hold
headed
men
THC
wickedness
of
playing
the
loek
market
generally
consists
of
being
unlucky.
.
h
.
I'h
H
crime
wave,
is
now
v;rn
on
the
head'
judging
from
(be
appearance.
,
of
ilia
bohhed
haired
damsels.
THK
hilerl.
jif
Urn
bride.
cake
generally
has
more
pleasant
dreams
than
the
man
who
Is
obliged
to
eat
her
cookies.'
THK
man
,vyho
wilfully
argues
the
right
of
way
with
ft
truck
driver
or
a
woman
driver,,
is
wilfully
looking
for
trouble.
'
.
"HAVK
you
seen
a
policeman
around
here
recently?"
inno
cently
asked
the
thug
of
the
prosperous
looking
'gentleman.
".No,
I
have
not,"
replied
he
of
Ihe
heavy
watch
chain.
"Then
hand
over
your
valuables,"
fjuickly
snapped
the
purse
snnteher
ns
be
produced
bis
gat.
IIAVLNO
money
lefl
ynu
and
MaviiiR
money
leaving
you
are
Iwo
totally
dilferenl
things.
.
AN
oitliinisl
'is
'
a
man
who
sels
his
own
obituray
'
lo
jazz.
-in
LOVK
may
make
the
world
go
round
but
II
doesn't
always
seem
lo
make
the
pay
go
round.
IT
used
to
be
that
a
gen(Ie.
loan
asked
a
lady
if
she
objected
lo
smoking
hul
now
he
passes
her
his
cigarette
cdsc.
Tt
.i
i
in
.
hi
ii.iii.iii.i
1
I
Ten
Years
Ago
1
In
Piince
Ruper
"
t
July
7,
1914.
Al
the
council
meeting
last
night
Aid.
Dyldiavil
.
and
Aid.
MClymont
moved
that
Aid.
Mor-rlssey
bo
acting
mayor
during
the
absence
of
the
mayor
on
a
trip
lo
Victoria.
Thn
city
council
finance
committee
report
that
the
debenture
money
fur
Hie
waterworks
ex-lension
has
arrived
and
recommend
that
trenching
work
start
immediately.
'
RRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
v
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1923.
1
Mas
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
fluid,
$70,1)02,203
;
Lode
Gold,
$l:j,-r.ni.'fir.o;
Silver,
.H3(i:t,5:t2,iri5;
Lead,
$rS,iaS?.,oni
;
Cupper,
$170,010,508;
Zinc,
$21,-l0i,7o0;
Miscellaneous
.Minerals,
$I,i()8,2."7;
Coal
and
Coke,
.S2r0,lt0S,
1
t:t;
Building
Htone,
Brick,
Cement,
etc.,
$30,115,
2!U
;
making
its
.Mineral
Production
tu
Ihe
end
iif
t!)2M
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$810,722,782
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1923,
$41,304,320
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
llie
fees
lower
thtui
those
of
any
uther
Province
in
the
.Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
British
Umpire.
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
uf
which
is
guaranteed''
by
Crown
Grants.
'
.'
'
Full
infprmntiou
together
with
Mining
Beporls
and
.Maps,
may
be
obtained
gratis
by
addressing
.
-
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
IWNES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
ami
improving
the
trails.
The
usual
appropr'-ation
has
been
made
for
the
district
lull
no
new
work
is
being
undertaken
this
year.
.
'
,
The
election
jiussed
olT
ipiiel-ly
here.
A.
F.
Priestly
was
returning
ollicer
willi
.1.
A.
Wynes
as
assislanl.
'there
was
no
slump
or
landslide
here,
five,
six,
and
seven
voles
being
cast
for
each
candidate.
.1.
A.
Wynes
has
returned
to
his
ranch
from
the
south
where
he
underwent
several
operations,
lie
has
nn'v
been
discharged,
Ihe
surgeons
having
done
all
hey
can
for
him.
Some
years
ago
his
arm
was
lorn
from
its
socket
and
he'
ho.s
been
having
trouble
ever
since.
The
Workmen's
Compensation
Board
has
granted
him
a
small
pension.
Master
Francis
Thorne,
second
son
of
Hev.
Oliver
Thorne.
leflj
last
week
with
his
aunt,
Mrs.
I!.
C.
N'ewnliain,
and
will
spend
two
mouths
visiting
with
bis
grand
parents
in
Manitoba.
Prosperous
advertising
mean-regular
continuous
ndvHriiuw
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Ipttntlon
to
Land.
Apply
to
Ll
Id
Skeena
Land
imirlcl,
Mrrunllnir
bis
rlt
or
Coast,
and
situate
on
CaiupanU
aland.
Take
Notice
that
Clarence
E.
Daliitrr
and
James
.Mc.Miliy,
or
crime
nueri,
u.t..,
occupation
Insurance
airvnt
and
ornker.
Intend
to
apply
ror
pvniilMtun
to
lcac
the
rollowlny
descrltied
lands:
Coimnen-dug
at
a
post
planted
at
the
head
or
bay
al
the
east
end
or
Campania
Island
and
about
one
mile
troin
Ihe
south
end
or
the
Island
s
ttienui
rollowlng
the,
sinuosities
or
the
shore
line
al
hlKh
water
line
around
the
Island
to
the
pkice
or
commencement,
and
conialnlnic
s.noo
acres,
morn
or
less.
C.
K.
ISAl.ii
r.ii
i.nta
riwui.ii
.Name
o
Appl
cant.
Per
W.
K.
WILLIAMS,
Agent.
Hated
April
gnd.
LAND
ACT,
Mniir
sf
inianilan
La
ddIv
to
Ltaa
Land
In
UlieeR
cnariotie
isianns
liihi
himih
i.
ncrnrdlnic
Olstilct
or
Skeena.
and
sllnate
In
front
of
Ulork
It'.
D.U
7.
I'lan
VIC
Oue4'n
Charlotte
island.
.
...
.
.
.
i
.
.
.
r.
D.I,
nn
i
.
f
lane
police
limi
iiiiiiiit
n,
w.u.hikiu
,
Massptt.
occupation
rannery
manaker,
in
lends
to
apply
ror
permission
,to
lease
the
following
Uoscrloed
roresnore:
unniiieii-
ring
at
a
post
planted
at
the
wniinwest
corner
or
lllork
lo-
thence
west
33
di-g.
south
nttont
oo
reel
in
low
water
mark;
thence
northerly
along
low
water
mark
in
nnlnt
west
33
der.
south
or
north
west
corncror
llloelt
9i
thence
easterly
lo
I
ho
northwest
corner
oi
biock
m;
inenre
southerly
along
high
water
mark
to
post,
and
containing
3
Yj
acres,
more
nr
less,
II,
P.
4HIII-.-I
I
'I...
Name
or
Applicant
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
ihe
Mailer
or
the
Admlnltratlon
Act;
and
In
Ihe
Mailer
or
the
Kstate
or
Miranda
s.
Home
alsn
known
as
.Maranda
Hurtle)
,
Deceased
i
and
.
In
the
Matter
or
the
Estate
or
Annie
.or
Anna
Wilt
(sometimes
known
a
lilauna
I'.
Willi,
Oereased.
TAKK
.NOT1CK
th.1t
ly
orders
or
Ills
Honor
K.
McM,
Voung,
mucin
this
gftth
day
or
June,
10X1,
I
was
appointed
Administrator
or
the
estate
or
MaraniU
S.
Home
(also
known
as
Maranda
Home
and
also
or
the
estate
or
Amite
or
Anna
Will
(sometimes
known
as
laniin
I'.
Wilt
i
and
all
pnrtles
having
claims
agalnM
either
or
t'.ie
.Mrs.
Mnlenlm
Woods
wifn
,.f
said
estate
are
l.ereliy
.nniilred
lo
fur
,
,nisn
same,
properly
verinen
tu
mi',
nn
nr
ine
assisiani
iiurser
or
me
nerore
me
7tn
ttav
or
jui.v,
a.h.
ti,
ami
steamer
l'rince
(ledrge,
was
a
round
tripper
iili
the
Ceorge
I
his
week.
'
-
NAAS
RIVER
Mrs.
(ionlon,
mother
of
Clins.
Cordon,
has
returned
lo
'
her
home
In
Victoria
after
a
Visit,
wilh
her
son.
rjlie.'
was
accompanied
by
her
younger
son,
Lawrence.
'
,
'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walfsclilefjel
left
hy
trail
for
Iloss'wood
Kllsum-kaluni
Lake)
las!
weak.
Mr.
Walfschlegcl
Is
going
lo
work
for
Mr.
Hrown,
packing
nuppllcs
into
mining
claims,
.
Charlie
Cordon
ban
inust
of
"ho
settlers
al
work
clearing
out
all
parlies
Indented
tn
either
or
Ihe
estates
are
required
to
pay
llie
amount
or
their
Indebtedness.'
to
me
forthwith
WM.TEH
OAI.E.
Acting
orriclal
Admlnlsirator,
Prince
liupert.
II.
C.
paleij
this
7th
day
of
June.
ioj.
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT.
v
In
the
Mutler
or
the
Estate
or
Holier!
J.
Wallace,
or
Atlln,
In
the
County
or
I'Mnre
lluiH-rt,
III
the
Province
or
llrlll'h
Coliiinhla.
iereaed.
who
died
on
Ihe
IM
day
or
April,
IV33.
NOTICE
Is
heri'hv
Hven
that
liv
an
ordr
of
Ills
Honour
F.
McM.
Voung.
Judge
or
the
i.oiiniy
i.onri,
omen
ine
I71II
dav
or
thru,
lost,
ihe
undersigned
was
appointed
ndiiilnlsirator-
of
tl(e
estate
or
Ihe
alinve-named
deceased.
Anil
notice
Is
herehv
fuither
riven
Oi
all
persons
havlur
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
renulred
lo
rile
such
claims
till
v
veriried
under
oath,
with
ma
on
or
before
Ihe
l!Wh
dav
or
Aurnst,
1(11,
arier
which
dale
I
will
proceed
to
dlslrlliiee
the
asset.
of
the
said
eslste
among
the
persons
entitled
iherrln
hnvlnr
eeirr,l
onlv
In
the
c'alms
nr
which
shall
Ihen
have
nnllce,
and
I
will
not
he
liable
roe
said
assets
nr
anv
nart
lheror.
to
auv
hersnn
or
whose
claim
OiaM
not
then
have
received
notice
tin
led
al
Atlln
II
r
il.l.
onin
i
June,
0t.
'
C
I,.
MOM10E.
Orriclal
Administrator.!
Lakelse
Lod
Lakelse
Lake,
via
Terrace,
B.C.
Now
open
for
service
under
iiinnagemenl
of
Mrs.
,
Havcu.
Meal
place
lo
spend
your
.summer
holiday-
Kens
oiinblc
rales,
(loot!
home
rooking.
Comfortable
rooms.
Fishing,
Hoaliiig,
Maiding
in
Lakelse
Lake
ami
Sfrcuinf.
BATHS
AT
THE
LODGE
CONNECTED
WITH
THE
HOT
SPRINGS.
Terrace
TAXI
Mo&vs
r
Operating
Taxi
and
Launch
Service
between
Terrare
and
Lodge
landing,
assuring
guests
or
quick',
conuVlable
trip.
-
Also
operating
laxi
service
lo
nil
pfrtg
of
the
valley.
For
reservalions
nud
rales,
apply
lo
"
LAKELSE
LODGE,
OR
TERRACE
MOTORS
TERRACE,
B.C.
,,J
YOU
WANT
THE
FINEST
CANNED
SALMON
Rupert
Brand"
Selected
Skeena
Sockeye
For
picnics,
'hoose
"liupert
Mrand"
Salmon.
A
few
tins
in
Ihe
pnnlry
are
always
handy.
Stock
a
supply
on
your
boat
Hint's
a
good
idea.
SOLD
EVERYWHERE.
,
4
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
1
his
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
tdo
tloverniuent
of
Mrilisd
Columbia.
Ihe