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DAILY
EDITION
Saturday,
August
9,
192i.
Hard
Life
Of
A
Politician.
The
way
of
a
politician
is
a
hard
one.
On
the
face
of
it,
no
difficulties
present
themselves-and
the
average
person
would
say
a
politician
has
a
soft.
snap,
but
a
politician
eyen
more
than
a
newspaperman
needs
to
have
a
skin
as
thick
as
a
rhinoceros.
His
hack
must
be
stiff
as
a
rail
fence
and
with
it
all
lie
must
have
a
diplomatic
mind
.th'an
can
turn
and
twist
and
shear
to
the
wind
without
really
losing
ground
over
the
main
course.
Just
now
there
is
a
controversy
on
dver
the
best
way
to
gel
from
the
Peace
River
to
the
coast.
Engineers
are
.surveying
routes
and
looking
into
locations
and
meanwhile
politicians
are
moving
heaven
and
earlh,
not
to
aid
(he
project,
but
to
get
it
turned
so
that
it
will
suit
their
respective
constituencies.
Here
in
Prince
Rupert
we
think
the
route
to
the
coast
should
go
by
way
of
British
Columbia
while
at
Vancouver
they
think
it
should
go
out
by
Brule.
None
of1
the
people
who
nre
doing
the
talking
know
anything-about
the
respective
routes.
They
are
politicians.
Judging
from
the
map
it
looks
as
if
the.
route
coming
out
somewhere
between.
Prince
George
And
'Hazelton
was
the
best
or
else
down
the
Naas
River.
But
there)
are
dozens
ot
other
things
to
be
considered.
.
Prize
For
Those
Who
Howl
The
Loudest.
The
sad
part
about
this,
as
with
all
oilier
similar
problems,
is
that
the
prize
often
goes
to
those
who
howl
the
loudest
or
who
needed
most
and
where
it
will
best
serve
the
interests
of
the
railroad
and
the
people.
He
will
know
better-lhan
anyone
else.
If
we
have
any
arguments
that
we
think
he
has
not,
it
is
for
us
to
use
them
and
to
bring
them
to
his
attention
as
"forcibly
as
possible.
Possibly
some
frothy
ravings
like
that
in
the
recent
editions
of
the
Vancouver
Sun
may
influence
the
decision
bill
we
fancy
it
will
pot.
We
prefer
to
think
that
Sir
Henry
Thornton
is
too
big
a
man
to
be
swayed
by
that
sort
of
thing.
Difficulty
Is
With
People
At
Ottawa.
.
,
'I
The
position
at
Ottawa
is
different.
There
thej!are
more
easily
swayed
by
popular
opinion
and
may
listen
to
what
is
sup
posed
to
be
(Tie
voice
of
the
people
but
which
really
is
the
raving
of
the
politician
or
the
manipulated
mouthing
of
some
big
interest.
Unfortunately
we
cannot
afford
to
secure
any
indepen-
rlittif
i
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jiiiiiiirii
wiiiiH
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iiiviij
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livllvllk
ui
lu
1111111
enco
the
decision.
We
have
to
rely
on
hearsay
evidence
and
that
is
often
far
astray
from
the
facts.
8elfishness
And
Nqt
Desire
For
Best.
Unfortunately
in
deciding'these
public
questions
selfishness
is
at
the
botloin
of
all
the
propaganda.
We
make
up
our
minds
that
it
should
be
done
a
certnin
way
and
then
we
set
out
to
prove
it.
The
railway
man
or
engineer
looks
at
it
In
a
different
light.
He
secures
the
information'
and
thenjiiakes
a
decision
based
on
the
information
at
hand.
Selfishness
made
the
duplication
of
the
'Canadian
National
llVl
flip
P.
It
.it
sued
ovni'iisn
Urn
I
il
nlitmcl
w,l
It..
was
temporarily
smothered
by
the
politicians.
evidence
today
just
as
much
as
ever
it
was.
That
is
what
makes
August
0,
1914.
Unfavorable
conditions
havinK
been
brought
about
by
the
European
war,
it
is
reported
llial
the
flranhy
anudler
and
mines
al
Anyox
are
to
close
down.
Duke
Harris
says
he
is
closing
down
Iho
American
Boy
mine
al
Hazel-Ion
as
Hit;
Trail
smeller
is
.
not
taking
any
mure
custom
ore.
"Though
the
world
'war
has
not
been
in
progress
a
week,
its
re-Mills
are
being
already
discussed.
The
opinion
is
that
many
nwn.
on
laying
down
arms,
will
go
hack
to
the.
land
and
that
more
interest
will
be
manifested
in
agricultural
pursuits.
.
4
The
war
is
not
having
much
effect
on
banking
business
in!
Canada
although
it
is
reported)
that
a
number
of
smnll
depositors
j
are
taking
their
money
out
and
placing
it
in
safety
deposit
boxes.
fish
come
in
too
easily
the
sport
ony
is
13
IUU
IILUUII.
COFFEE
U
yoa
prefer
tea,
ask
for
NABOB,
too,
and
taste
"tea
as
it
should
be".
no
that
statement
emplialically
because
it
confounds
my
friends.
They
think
it
liiu.U
have
been
a
was
lold.
Tim
Other
oJD
Two
Captains
in
One
Boat
Being
an
account
of
a
Irip
to
the
Ecslall
River
as
recounted
Jy
Newton
Pulleii
of
Victoria
under
the
nom
de
plume
of
.Marcus
Drexell
in
the
Victoria
Colonist.
The
next
article
of
the
series
appears
next
week.
FALLS
RIVER
AND
AMATEUR
FISHING
(Continued
from
Friday)
We
stopped
for
a
short
time
al
Brown's
River,'
winch
roars
down
in
a
magnificent
fall
only
a
few
yards
in
from
its
mouth.
Below
the
falls
there
is
a
sawmill
operated
by
the
water
power,
and
an
eighteen-year-old'
boy
by
the
name
of
Jim,
who
is
employed
in
the
mill,
is
building'
his
second
nfolnr
launch
there.
His
initiative
and
workmanship
are
commendable.
It
was
only
a
brief
call
that
we
made
at
Brown's
River.
The
waters
of
the
Ecslall
were
moving
at
a
good
pace
upstream
un
der
the
influence
of
the
tide.
In
its
lower
reaches
the
river
must
be
a
quarter
of
a
mile
wide',
and
great,
bald
mountains
project
high
into
the
sky,
where
the
snow
never
leaves
their
heads.
We
picked
on
Falls
River
as
.
-
-
the
first
camp
site
and
turned
in-
after
Ihe
style
of
a
municipal
as-to
the
mouth
of
that
stream
pirant
who
puts
an
industrial
about
four
o'clock
m
Iho
after-
plank
in
his:
election
platform,
fishing
trip.
What
else
would,
it
operated
to
our
advantage
at
two
men
go
off
into
the
wilds
jfans
r
iver,
ror
it
provided
us
alone
for,
unless
it
were
to
hunt,
with
enough
fish
for
two
mrals.
or
fish?
We
did
some
fishing.jWe
did
not
want'
to
eat
trout
very
hut
we
were
not
on
a
fishing
trip.
'Often,
anyway.
Our
larder
was
Neither
were
wn
linnlintr.
It
was
mot
that
of
the
traveller
who
has
,
livinf
Test
of
Character
-
::.
......
.
i
iiimivu
we
iiMiiiii.
1
..
..
...
undertook
unoeriooK
Selfishness
nearly
killed
.Prince
Rupert
a
few
years
ago
when
it
1
lJ""m'
"'.
'"Icamn.
and
'"o
onuii
niiuugu
me
monoi-i
t;.lf;i.,c..
:,.
i.,'l,,,M'
.
.
me
ins.
belfishness
.
is
inr,,
,a
loo
much.
,,
irocks
who
when
take
it
or
leave
it"
was
a
sturdy
one
that
enah'led'"the
fisherman
In
maintain
hi?
self
respect.
And
Captain
to
transnort
il
to
the
was
walking
over
thejw'lil'
he
slipped
on
the'
'
,
,
,
,
,.
,
who'
m0SH
nn
nwn
M
an,,l
There
are
people
we
know
J"
ueomciu
u
1
mure
us
.
system
ot
government.
Until
the
people'
.
.
;
..
,
'
..
"
,
.
"
;
"
.V'iniu.remedilalively.
niiiirpmmliliilivnlv
.
Wlmn
When
he
lie
can
lie
euiiumi-u
iu
100K.
oil
li
the
e
other
oilier
side
sine
11
of
the
ihe
nnoci
nn
as
nc
-
"
"
fclUiU,y
p010
V','
.
..
.
.
.
..
question
'
.
infT
,lnnn
fish
care
carefollv
1
11
uy
weih
weigh
put,
nnl.lio
,c
.queslions
..'.o.iin.,B
i..
in
"
...ll
.,
..
n.:
I
.
to
"
disfovpr
'
rose
again
he
could
not
find
my
ru.H...7.
"
1
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.
"r:
AW,
Z
,1.
'7.
Z
.
Hsh.
It
had
become
tossed,
ap
uic
ouiuitcc
u.iu
i.iuKe
ruasonanie
decisions,
we
shall
never
have
-
,
parenlly.
This,
I
fell,
was
a
anything
bu
perverted
policies
and
government
for
the
Inle'"'
7
ests
rather
than
for
the
people.
.
ct
'
particular
variety
ftvcn
,f
u
m
PAIl
!nf
an
rtppcarance,
and
I
felt
a
bit
way
up
there
to
find
that
the
stream
approached
the
big
drop
in
a
peaceful
fashion
between
tree-hung
banks.
Wo
slept
that
night
with
Ihe
roar
of
tumbling
waler
sounding
dully
in
our
ears.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS.
FOIl
the
person
who
flirts
with
Satan
there
is
the
devil
to
pay.
.
SUCCESS
is
more
a
matter
of
how
you
tried
I
ban
of
the
end
attained.
TH
HUE'S
a
wrpng
way
of
doing
right
but
no
right
way
of
doing
wrong.
VOX
popiili
vox
dei.
In
other
words,
what
the
people
say
is
right,
with
qualifications.
have
the
most
null.
In
Vancouver
the
Sun
is
usincr
the
heaviest
noon.
Onlv
a
few
hundred
yards!
We,
refuse
to'resort
to
those
sort!
JUDGING
from
appearances,
type
ilvcan
find
to
urge
the
Vancouver
people
to
demand
lhatjin
we
landed
close
to
the
fool
of
'of
tactics.
Our
mode
of
fishing
'there
is
no
fear
that
the
reform-,
this
route
be
adopted
and
that
the
line-be
built
at
once.
11
goes
the
first
Tall
and
set
up
our
lent
j
was
to
fashion
two
flies,
onejers
will
have
to
go
out
of
busi-j
lint
nf
if
wnv
In
liiioek
Prinpp.
Hiinert
nr
-niv
fillipi"
nlnen
llinl
in.
in
n
elmllnrml
annl
nhnve
if
Frnm
Id.'iek
nml
11m
ntlior
vnllnw
nn
n
UCSS
fronv
lacK
Of
material
on
terferes
with
its
plans.
In
,
Prince
George
they
are
diung
their
there
we
could
look
out
to
where
line
together
and
cast.
If
the
best
in
the
opposite
direction
and
if-.vve
thought
we
could
get.
the
second
and
higher
fall
roar-fish
hit
we
wore
grateful.
If
they
away
with
it
we
should
howl
our
Ji.eads.of
.here,
to
:havp
.(he.
Mjed
dowif
hoV'mrtre
tlf&n
two
uun-jdid
not
thej-mwere
no
fish
in
that
cation
to
suit
us.
i
.
dred
yards
away.
After
supper.lslream.
'
-
'
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
Sir
Ifenry
Thornton
will
be
influenced
we
did
some
fishing.
But
let
me
There
is
nb
sound
reason
for
by
none
of
the
politicians
but
will
build
-
the
line
where
it
isdiasl.cn
to
announce
that
this
was(any
obsequious
paihlering
to
Hie
fishing
fishing,
trip.
trip.
I
1
like
hkc
to
m
make.iasio
maKe,iasio
01
or
nsu
risn.
our
policy
or
which
to
work.
r
CONSIDERING
the
numher
of
laws,
it
is
a
wonder
that
any
of)
us
can
look
a
policeman
in
Hie
eye,
much
less
a
magistrate.
i
-
!
A
PESSIMIST
is
n
m,m
that!
has
to
take
pepsin
tablets
after
bis
meals.
TIIEIlE'S
one
Ihing
about
the
youngep
generation,
It
knows
how
to
enjoy
itself.
just
a
trip.
We
were
on
a
yaca-jto
go
out
and
hook
or
shoot
his
wlfo
always
roasting
him?
tion.
Yes,
just
a
trip.
No,
not
a
breakfast.
7
fishing
trip.
Photographing,
My
Fish
Disappears
I
X0W
eating,
Walking,
canoeing,
seeing,
The
first
I
rout
that
I
caiiRht
ueen
ra.ee
is
on
Neither
the
Other
Captain
nor
myself
are
good
fishermen.
Win
have
friends
who
go
out
and
fish
for
hours
without
getting
a
thing
and
yefdo
not
suffer
from
melan-
I
IF
man
is
not
a
pig,
why
is
his
big
carnival
let
mo
bet
a
at
Falls
River,
In
a
pool
between
,lo,,a.r
"'al
1
:
wlnnor.
the
two
falls,
was
a
mere
colt,'
hut
very
lovely,
withal,
to
my
mi'h
o
nie
girt
who
can
run
triumphant
eyes.
Speaking
with
.
a
Pot
race,
Here's
to
the
girl
who
set
absolute
truthfulness,
I
may
say
can
a
lhaUl
did
not
take,
an
hour
to.'
P00''
P'11
land
the
little
-wretch.
There
is,I,,,l','s
t
M
wbo
is
trying
cholia.
II
is
a
great
lest
or
Char-
"""
"
in
,n
Orrenl
n
roaring
ne.ter.
nnd
we
...ImirP
ll.l.
nerP
verance,
knowing
that
it
is
the
sP.e'';er
buttons
;and
wrest-
w'''
n"D'
Creature.
I
nlril
In
snme
.na.
mn
hold
mining
slock
after
it
h
i1'11
"P"n
lheii,
,
......
.
.
.
rocks
and
fell
nnnn
it
as
it
,,
flon-1'51
stand-!
m
win
An
lion
In
II.
in.l
'till,
f
t.n1l
UP
10
I
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oeeii
(
uoieu
ai
iwo
penis,
nui
we,
:
.,
,
,
M.ip
.
.
.
.
T
t'"e.
such
..i.
virtue.
1,
If
the.
n.Jpcd.
'Ihe
right
thing
to
do,
I
pin.
EVERYBODY
slips
a
lUlle.
That
if
be
gels
on
Ihe
rocks
al
low
NOW
that
Maclaren
is
coming.
about
it?
Church
Notices
Flrtt
Presbyterian
Church
idowncasl.
However,
the
Olhert
Services
to-morrow,
Sunday,
lCaplain
went
fishing
again
August
10.
Morning
worship
at
1.1.
.
.
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1
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1
r
suoiuy
anerwanis
anu
wnen
110:11
o
ciock.
Minject:
"What,
are
.returned
with
eleven
trout
ho
did
'you
getting
out
of
life?"
Even-
Ihe
decent
thing
by
telling
mvijug
service
al
7..')0.
"Choosing
llia.t
he-had
recovered
my
fisli'ihe
rigid
way."
I'reaoher,
Rev
and
it
was
One
of
the
eleven.
Still,,
H.
II.
Grant,
D.D?
Sunday
School
J
had
lost
the
thrill
Of
eating
myjwill
not
meet
own
fish
because
I
could
not
tell
utiirdi
it
T
llin
nlitvon
ll.n'.n.
I
HarnessvFalls
A
project
was
afoot
some
years
ago
In
harness
the
waler
power
(of
Falls
River
in
order
lo
supply
iprinee
Rupert
with
electric
power
I
....
,
-
t
m
t
some
mriy
miles
nway.
j
ue
company
form'ed
for
Ihepurpnse
ac-lualfy
commenced
the
cnnslruc-
linn
of
a
dam,
hut
when.
Ihe
peo-
Iple
of
Ihe
norlhern
seaport
,
re-
SUICIDES
AND
PROSPERITY
NEW
-YORK,
July
7.
The
average
suicide
rale
of
eighly
cities
111
hip
u.iv
ror
the
year
1923
remained
at
lfi.2
per
100.-000
of
population,
Ihe
I
'.122
figure,
The
Spectator,
an
insurance
Journal,
declares..
'
The
paper
points
out
llial
this
re-
fused
to
crant
n
eharler.
Ihe
work
flccled
a
nation-wide
prosperity.
,was
nbandoned.
We
foiind
evl-Diego,
according
to
the
sla:
deuces
of
what
had
beert
done.
Hstics,
continued
lo
have
the
Up
Ihe
side
of
the
big
fallsfhrre
bihest
prnportigji
or
suicides
,ls
a
wooden
walk
In
rather
a
h.idnnong
the
cities
considered,
the
.slate
of
repair
and
we
made
ourjiale
there
being
50.5.
5nlurda
AupikI
9
ir
YOU
WANT
THE
FINEST
CANNED
SALMON
"Rupert
Brand"
Selected
Skeena
Sockeye
For
picnics,
choose
"Rupert
Brand"
Salmon,
A
few
tins
in
the
pantry
aro
always
handy.
Slock
a
supply
on
your
boat
that's
a
good
idea.
SOLD
EVERYWHERE.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
IT
amatco
3PLVCOT1TONWOOPVENEERPAN
For
panelling
your
rooms
it
rivals
the
um
hardwoods.
'
Rejuvenate
your
Home
Quickly
and
Permanency.
Sole
Agents
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
118
and
564.
4
NOTHING
BETTER
The
Autocrat
of
the
Candy
World.
PURDY'S
CANDY
A
Toothsome
Delight
in
a
peautiful
Hox.
Sole
Agents
PRINCE
RUPERT
CIGAR
STORE
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
WHEN
OPPORTUNITY
COMES
tTOW
much
money
have
you
"put
by"
at
the
present
time?
Enough
to
pay
a
doctor
In
cobo
of
6udden
illness
In
your
family
?
Enough
to
make
a
payment
on
a
home
should
you
be
SAVINGS
offered
a
bargain
?
Enough
to
take
advantage
pf
a
6uddcn
business
opportunity
?
Ordinary
opportunities,
ordinary
happenings,
these,
yet
h
many
are
ready
for
tomorrow's
big
chance
tomorrow'n
emergency?
The
man
with
a
good
bank
balance
is
always
ready
for
th
unexpected.
Out
booU.i.
"THE
MEASURE
OF,
YOUR
INCOME,"
iU
The
Riiii&Bank
Of
O
Prince
Rupert
Dranch
Stuart
J,
Macleod,
Manager
101