P40E
PWO.
BlueRibbon
Tea
Rich,
strong,
full-flavored
tea
is
the
most
satisfactory
tp
use,
and
BLUE
RIBBON
possesses
these
qualities
to
the
fullest
extent.
You
can
undoubtedly
make
more
cups
of
tea
of
equal
strength
with
a
pound
of
BLUE
RIBBON
than
with
any
other
tea.
TRY
IT
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Daily
News
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Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
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Prince
Hupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
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PULLBN,
Managing
Editor.
RiiRsrniDTinN
rates
,
aulas,-,
nu
Treaty
to
be
In
Force
for
H.JSIB,!
,
U,!
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.JUU
--J
4
riKl'.
FULL
TEXT
OF
HALIBUT
PACT
FUe
Years
and
Subject
to
of
Pacific
halihul
ami
make
re-
City
Delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
per
month
Si.00?',,,,,In?
,,"ri1
By
mail
lo
all
parts
of
the
Ilritisli
Empire
and
the
United
di.ia.
i
-
t
.
.
-
a
a
rv
tl.it
Dominion
of
Canada
from
fjshing
In
the
waters
bereinherore
specified
for
othpr-pcries
of
fish
during-
the
seaon
when
fishing
for
halihul
in
such
water
is
pro.
hihiled
by
Ihi
article.
Any
halibut
lhat
piay
be
taken
indirenlally
when
fjshin?
for
oilier
fish
during
the
eason
when
fis.ing
for
halihul
s
prohibited
under
Ihe
provisions
of
this
arljcle
may
be
retained
and
used
for
food
for
Ihe
crew
of
the
ve.rtiy
which
Ihey
are
taken.
Any
portion
thereof
Vol
o
used
shall
be
landed
and
immediately
turned
over
to
Ihe
duly
authorized
officers
of
the
department
of
Com
merce
of
the
United
Stales
or
of
Ihe
Department
of
Marine
and
isherie
of
Ihe
Dominion
oft
Canada.
Any
fish
turned
over
tu
such
officers
in
pursuance
of
the
provisions
f
this
article
hall
be
sold
b'
litem
lo
ll.e
highest
bidder,
and
the
proceeds
of
such
sale,
exclusive
of
Ihe
necesvary
expense
in
connection
therewith.
shall
be
paid
by
them
into
Hie
treasuries
of
Iheir
respective
countries.
Article
l.
Every
naliopal
or
inhabitant,
vessel
or
boat
or
Ihe
United
Stales
or
of
the
Dominion
of
Canada
engaged
in
halihul
fish
ing
in
violation
of
ihe
preceding
article
may
be
eied,
epep
willdn
Ihe
Jurisdiction
nf
lie
other
parly,
by
ln
duly
aullior-ized
officers
of
either
hish
coq-Iracljng
parly
ami
detained
by
llifl
officers
nuiking
tuclj
seizure
aml
delivered
as
hooii
as
prarlirable
lo
an
authorized
official
of
Hid
country
lo
which
such
person,
vessel,
or
boat
belongs,
at
Hie
nearest
point
lo
the
place
of
seizure,
or
elsewhere,
as
nay
b
nniliially
agreed
upon.
The
an.
Ihorilles
of
Ihe
nalion
lo
which
such
person,
vessel,
or
boal
belongs
alone
shall
have
Jurjsdjp.
lion
lo
conduct
prosecutions
for
Ihe
violation
nf
Ihe
provisions
of
Ihe
tirrn'Oilinrr
nplinln
n,
..t
laws
or
regulations
which
either
high
conlracling
parly
may
make,
lo
carry
Ihose
nrovislotDi
Inln'
effect,
and
lo
impose
penalties
for
suci
violation;
and
Jhe
wil-nf'e
and
proof
necessary
for
such
.prosecution.
o
far
a
such
witnesses
or
proofs
are
under
the
control
of
Hie
other
high
con
lracling
parly,
shall
be
furnished
wili
all
reasonable
pronmlilude
lo
Ihe
authorities
having
Juris.
'licllon
lo
conduct
I
ti
o
nrosenu-
Ifons,
Article
III.
The
high
conlracling
parlfe
agree
to
appoint
within
two
months
after
the
exrhnnirA
nf
ratification
rf
'tlit
convention
.a
commission,
'lo
he
known
ns
the
International
Fisheries
nonvnvi.
ston,
coniiinjr.f
hmr
members,
two
lo
he
appointed
hy
each
narlv.
This
ivtmuiissinn
shall
continue
to
rtlst
'as'long
as
lhl
Commission
Will
be
Appointed
to
convention
shall
remain
in
force.
Study
Habit
of
Halibut
pn
:nc!i
party
shall
pay
the.
.-aUric
Coast
ami
expenses
of
it
own
members,
ami
Joint
expenses
Incurred
hy
MAY
SEIZE
VESSELS
commission
shall
he
paid
hy
lti
two
hivli
ronlftudipg,
parties
Naxt
"
"
'
i,,
7""
k
The
cnmmissjoii
shall
nmke
a
N
Notice
Notice
ilhoniUBli.lnvesHiralion
lnli
Ihe
I'ndeV
the
Treaty
for
the
nro-
,ir,
hlMiiry
of
the
Pacific
halihul,
lection
of
halihul
fihorics
which
"'
invesllgalinn
shall
he
i.royi.led
for
nn
animal
closed
uilptuikimi
soon
as
pr.
season
for
thai
industry,
provl-
hle.
The
commission
"hill
re.
,sfon
I
mU.ln
for
the
appninlnnml
l",r
result
of
1U
ii(vellj:a-..f
an
International
Fisheries
'
yNfrjenlsand
Commission
composed
of
four
ha"
n,,
nvornjiie(ld4ljons
as
Imembers.
Iwo
each
fp.in
the
tn
regutalh.n
of
(h
'
halihul
il'nilH
Slates
and
Canada,
lis
tiry
.".
J'"'
Nnrlh
I'arlfi
I
.
.
...
.
.
.
....
.
npo.in
iiielii.liim
Hie
ller.ni;
Sea.
i
r
win
it
io
in.ikp
a
riosn
.siimv
:-r
'
which
may
In
be
desirable,
comrnrmlalion
for
Ihe
regulallon
for
"
preservation
and
deveh.p-of
Ihe
industry.
ment.
I
Article
I.
,
"
Article
IV.
nationals
and
inhabitant
The
h:rh
jonlraeling
parjles
and
Ihe
fishing
vessels
and
boats
aitrre
lo
Vpnel
and
enforce
sprji
or
the
United
Stales
and
of
Ihe
legislation
a
'may
be
necessary
nonunion
of
Canada,
respective,
to
make
effective
(be
proMon
ly,
are
hereby
prohibited
from
of
Ibis
rouveniion.
-
wjlli,
ajt)r-;
fishing
for
halibut
(IUpoglous
priale
penalties
for
violation!
both
n
Ihe
Territorial
Wa'lera
and
thereof.-
in
Ihe
liigh
seas
off
Ihe
western
Article
V.
roal
of
Ihe
United
Slates,
in-!
This
eouyenlion
shall
remain
and
of
Ihe
in
forre
for
a
pen-wi
of
nve
years,
iMininion
of
Canada,
fnim
Iho
and
Ihereaflep
imlii
two
years
li'dh
day
of
November
next
afler
from
Ihe
dale
when
either
of
Hie'
o,
c,
...
auv..LC,
,,rr
,r
the
dale
or
11.
exrhance
of
rati-hiKh
conlracling
parlies
.hall
To
all
other
countr.es.
in
advance,
7-50ififa,ions
per
year
!!li."?nllon
l
I
of
the
give
nn.Jc
to
the
other
of
its
de.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
-
-
8S
86
Alt
ndvprtlSncr
stinntit
Iia
in
Thp
ll.'iilv
Vpvva
(tfri
on
iluv
nrm.
Town
And
Country
Interdependent.
Sometime"
the
people
of
the
big
cities
get
it
into
Iheir
head
that
they
are
Hie
ruler
of
the
universe
and
that
the
whole
country
should
be
subservient
to
them.
Tu
them
the
people
of
the
eoiinlry
are"
of
lillle
account,
and
yet
it
is
true
that
the
cities
are
wholly
depeudenl
on
the.
country
districts
for
their
success.
The
farmers
sometimes
get
the
idea
that
as
they
are
the
ties
who
feed
Ihe
rest
of
Ihe
people,
they
should
be
esteemed
above
everyone
else
and
that
if
they
stopped
work
the
whole.
world
would
stop
revolving.
They
too
are
wrung.'
No
one
group
Pi
people
is
all
important.
I
here
i
a
correlation
of
interest
and
each
is
as
important
as
the
other,
porlanl
as.
the
country
and
the
country
'prosper
without
the
other.
i
ne
cuy
is
jiim
as
im-
as
Ihe
oily.
.Neither
can
Movement
To
Improve
farming
Conditions.
In
the
past
farmers
have
been
on
a
different
plane
from
other
people
and
conditions'
of
life
have
been
altogether
different
from
those
obtaining
in
the
cities.
However,
changes
are
taking
place
and
as
a
result
the
cost
of
living
is
going
up.
Farmers
are
no
longer
content
to
live
a
life
apart
as
they
did
in
the
past.
They
refiue
to
be
looked
upon
as
a
different
class.
With
the
idvejil
of
the
radio,
the
rural
telephone,
the
gas
buggy,
and
other
conveniences
they
are
able
to
keep
in
touch
with
the
outside
world.
Newspapers
and
magazines
are
cheap
and
bv
reading
and
close
contact
with
neighbors
the
farmer
is
no
loncer
n
mo-Mjark.
ie
is
taking
a
place
among
the
educated
people
Of
the
world
and
is
able
to
hold
Ids
own
anywhere
lie
may
go.
Speculation
In
Regard
To
Government.
Telegrams
cpme
through
every
day
and
are
likely
lo
be
followed
by
olbers
telling
of
ihe
speculation
that
i
going
on
in
Victoria
and
Vancouver
in
regard
tit
the
position
of
the
government
fjillowiug
Jhe
elections
of
Friday
la's
I.
These
nre
al
largely
darted
on
gossip,
it
would
seem,
for
nothing
official
will
be
known
fur
some
lime
to
come.
If
Premier
Oliver
does
not
accept
a
seat
in
some
other
constituency
he
will
resign,
and
Iitirnlly
the
selection
of
the
next
premier
is
an
important
event
and
pne
lhat
means
much
to
the
future
of
the
government
ami
of
the
province.
Wjth
Hie
appointment
of
a
new
premier
there
maybe
a
shuffling
of
the
cabinet
positions.
At
any
rale
there
js
a
new
minister
of
finance
to
be
appointed
and
n
new
speaker
o
be
ejected,
It
is
suggested
that
Danes
of
North
Vancouver
vyoiibj
make
a
good
speaker
and
.Veelands
of
South
Vancouver
has
been
nienlioned
as
he
next
minister
of
labor.
Such
.
gossip.
In
about
three
or
four
weeks
from
now
we
sin
know
more
about
it
.
Hi
Ihe
meantime
the
only
ihiug
lo
do
i
wnll
and
carry
on.
f
AH
Will
Regret
Oliver
Goes.
If
Premier
Oliver
decides
to
resign,
his
action
greled
by
everyone,
Liberal
or
Coiiservalive.
11a
e
ti
Oraml
Old
Man
or
Hritish
will
be
re-
lirkki
.
.
,m
.
.
or
province
not
only
here
but
at
Ottawa
with
good
effect
Ie
seems
to
haye
been
the
victim
of
a
concerted
move
on
the
soul
h
end
or
Vancouver
Island
to
get
rid
of
the
present
govern-menl,
possibly
because
or
Jealousy
of
Vancouver
wjiere
conditions
are
much
more
prosperous
than
ihey
are
on
he
Island
-1,1
I
II
lq-
You
Are
Careful
in
buying
shoes
be
careful
also
to
use
a
polish
that
will
keep
the
leather
in
good
condition
and
prolong
its
hie.
USE
TiWQET
Shoe
Polish
BLACK
.TAN
-
TONIY
ID
UAKK
BHOWN.
ALSO
WHITE
Drttun
(cak)
oJ
M
bit
Ulnti
(UqulS)
15th
day
of
Ihe
following
Febru-.sire
to
terminate
it.
II
shall
le
nry,
both
days
inclusive,
ami
ratirie.l
in-nrrordance
Willi
ihe
within
Ihe
name
period
yearly
ronslilnllonal
mclho.
of
the
thereafter,
provided
that
upon
the
?
eontralinjt
jKirlie?..
The
'
n-..i!i:A.i:'nn
tit
.i...:.:
....!.
i
ireconrmendalion
of
of
Ihe
Ihe
Interna-
ratifications
"hall
he
exchanged
'
"
"
tional
Fisheries
Commission,'"
asnitiKtnn
a
soon
a
trac
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
Bjjl
Wednesday.
June
25,
I92t.
hereinafter
detrrihed,
this
close,
tlcahle.
and
the
convention
shall
eam
may
he
nuidified
or
sus-
come
into
forre
and
effect
oh
pended
at
any
lime
after
Ihe
ex-Itl"
''ay
or
the
etrtianpe
or
ralirt-
piralion
of
three
such
seasons
by
rations
a
special
agreement
concluded
and
duly
ratified
by
Hie
ii?h
con
trartinjr
parlies.
May
Use
Fish
It
is
understood
that
nothing
contained
in
Ibis
article
shall
prohibit
the
nationals
or
inhahl.
lanis
ami
me
nsiinu
vessels
or
iboals
of
the
United
Slale
and
of
In
faith
whereof
the
respective
plenipotentiaries
have
signed
the
present
convention
In
duplicale,
and
have
I
hereunto'
affixed
their
seals,.
Done
it
Hie
City
of
Washing
ton
Ihe
2nd
day
or
March.
In
ear
or
Our
Lord.
1923.
Seal
Charles
F.vans
llnehes
Seal
Frnes'
Lapolnle.
i.
'
-
-
it
.
:
-
?
It
Ih
man
in
Im
Mnon
;
I
SAYSx
)
IF
hell
is
abolished,
what
will
Ihe
married
man
catch
when
he
rolls
in
during
Ihe
early
hours
after
h
night
out,
-
I
II
K
longest
day
passed
(juicily
by
without
so
much
as
a
"by
your
leave,"
or
"how
does
f
fee?"
TIIF.
lad
who
I
always
Wasting
ll.e
gas
May
safely
be
called
A
silly
young
ass.
TIIK
most
opprobrious
remark
heard
lately
was
thai
in
which
a
local
lady
wa
spoken
of
as
a
"big
consignment
of
unclaimed
freight."
Ye,
it
wa
a
railwav
remark.
'
THINKS
thai
cannot
well
he
made
in
factories
are
sacrifice.
The
business
js,
not
a
very
popu.
lar
one
anyway.
.
1
YOU
can
get.
a
.jrink
in
Ihe
Slao
If
yiMj
eland
in
with
Hie
leering
nmimillpe;
-
-
A
WOMAN
has
a
ijisadyntilagn
over
a
man
In
dial
when
il
eels
hot
she
ran'l
lake
nIT
her
coal
and
roll
mi
her
iirf
sleeve.
LOVH
wjllioul
rnoney
is
like
a
molorhoal
wllliool
gas.
U
likely
Jo
.e
wrcckeil
on
Ihe.
rock.
mm
Stuffed
Dates
in
Cream
5c.
km
ft
Ikit
mr
mmmf
mnalhtr
Jilitimm
A
parly
of
some
twenty
young
1
people
stormed
Ihe
home
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
T.
M.
Sprncer.
230
Fifth
A
vp.
Fast,
larl
niglil
Hie
ix-msion
h-lng
a
surprise
parlv
m
honor
of
Miss
Annie
Kelly
who
is
ieav
thsD"K
hiMy
willi
her
parents
for
ieio.
w
ailnglou.
Ihe
evening
wa
ilellgl.l
fully
speni
in
dancing,
-oinmuiiily
singin;
ami
game.
A
delicious
lunch
wa
erved
at
midnighl
under
ll.e
supervision
of
Mr.
T.
M.
Spencer
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
LiiuNay.
Mrs.
D.
Wilton
wa
arrnurpanlsl
fr
the
evening.
'Hie
guests
present
were
Mrs.
T.
M.
Spencer.
Mr.
and
Mr.
J.
A.
Lindsay,
Mis
Annie
Kelly,
Miss
Xa.
Ilimle,
Mr.
D.
Wilton,
.Mi
llessie
iuiphell.
Ml
C
McKen-zle.
is.
W.
McKay,
Itarley
Hum.
her,
Ml.
.
Uihhard,
W.
MrCal-
liirn,
Mi
Willa
Dyer,
Mis
p.
Creigl.lon.
S.
Hrook.
K.
MrOuaig.
Miss
Margaret
LimNay.
Italnh
milh.
Miss
Alice
Spencer
and
Sid
Webb.
HIS
SLUGGISH
LIVER
MADE
HIM
FEEL
DROWSY
AND
TIRED
ALL
THE
TIME
Wbrii
yrwr
liter
tomnte
Sluttish
tnJ
iar4
your
blt
Iwaltli
lUffrr.
tint
llM
fipl)r
jr
you
rin
ft
lrk
w
frrllni
riihi
i
10
oitkt
your
litr
riitn.
Tliln
you
ran
iKt
ty
llw
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liter
thai
ha
denim
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E.
lUiel,
Et
riorenretilje.
(t.BM
meg:
"
had
been
trouble
ttllh
niy
IOr
and
felt
dromty
and
tlmt
all
the
lne,
and
aa
linablt
14
di
mjr
mora
lih
any
n.infort
1
timk
your
Milbura'i
Ut-Liter
fills
and
today
f
am
a
dirrrent
man.
and
-.would
nnl
be
lthMJt
them
in
IIhi
houM."
ni"irn
iig
i.iTtr
inn
arc
fie
a
tlal
at
al
daer.
or
mailed
direct
on
refflpt
of
prlre
by
the
T.
Vllhorn
Co
Umlled,
Toronto.
Ont.
Pubrrlhe
for
Hie
flollr
Nws,
Hills
f
Ifadenvoodli
LondonDryGln
31ice
1762,
famous
for
i
Jini
pure
mature
(fuallty.
$3.25
per
bottle
This
advertisement
is
pot
published
or
disployed
by
Lifjuor
Cnntro.1
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
Hritish
Columbia.
A
chocolate
bar
Uh
a
difference
Fump
Smyrna
datei,
embedJed
In
rich
cream,
the
hole
coated
with
Neilion's
chocolate
Here's
a
blend-ins
of
fine
flavors
that
lingers
deUciously
In
the
memory.
Try
it
for
the
candy
craving.
At
any
Ncilioo
dulcr'tjust
Jc,
Wilsons
Chocolate
Bars
Over
Forty
Delightful
Kinds
1
SURPRISE
PARTY
FOR
!
MISS
ANNIE
KELLY
Enjoyable
Time
Spent
at
Home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T,
Spencer
Lakelse
Lodge
Lakelse
Lake,
via
Terrsee,
B.C.
Now
open
for
semcp
uinjer
ftuiiiage(ii
Haven.
Ideal
place
In
spend
your
somnn
ounble
rate.
HimhI
homr
r(nking.
(ioim
Pishing,
lioatuig,
llaUnug
in
Uikele
kr
.1
!
,
jflls,
DATHS
AT
THE
LODGE
CONNECTED
WITH
THE
HOT
8PRING8.
Terrace
(1
Motors
Operating
Tai
and
launch
Srrv..
'
I
and
Lodge,
landing,
assuring
guest
of
"
Irip.
AIo
operating
lavl
service
lo
all
pert
,i
ii,
For
resenolion
and
rale,
apply
lo
LAKELSE
LODGE,
OR
TERRACE
MOTORS,
TERRACE,
B.C.
Pictures
Add
to
the
attractiveness
of
your
home
We
have
a
large
assort-merit
in
our
window
for
your
inspection
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue.
The
House
of
Quality.
Phn
123.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Oportng
Q,
T.
Pf
0,000
Ton
FloaUng
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Patttrp
makers,
Founder,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETVLENI
WELDING,
Our
plant
equipped
lo
handle.
o)l
kluJ
of
fe
MAMINK
AID
COWMERCIAt
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3M.