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A
passenger
took
Ihe
Irain
nl
Lyons,
entered
a
sleeper,
nnd
lipped
Ihe
guard
lilterally
In
put:
him
nut
of
Hie
Irain
at
Dijon.
"I'm
a
very
heavy
sleeper,"
he!
said,
nnd
you
must
(nkn
no
nolice
of
my
protests.
Seiie
me
and
put
me
out
on
Hie
platform."
Ho
slept.
He
awoke
as
the
Dijon
VLe
Hire.
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Tuesday.
Sept.
30,
1924.
Yellow
Peril
Invades'
League.
,
The
League
of
Nations
is
feeling
the
"yellow
peril."
What
at
one
time
seemed
to
threaten
only
British
Columbia
and
the
west
coast
of
the
United
States
has
now
marie
.its
influence
fell
in
the
highest
court
of
the
world.
Just
what
will
be
its
effect
'clothes.
on
the
future
action
of
nations
only
time
will
tell,
but
that
it
will
be
felt
all
the
time
seems
sure.
The
Japanese
nation
is
one
to
be
recXoued
with
in
all
world
movements.
China,
is
also
awakening.
Very
probably
the
civjl
war
which
is
pow
afflicting
that
country
and
which
is
accompanied
by
many
horrors
and
for
the
time-being
is
bound
to
cause
much
.suffering,
may
eventually
result
iirlhe
country
being
roused
in
such
a
way
as
to
have
marvellous
results.
For
many
years
there
have
been
signs
of
a
change
and
the
modern
movement
is
spreading
rapidly
in
that
eountry.
China
will
very
likely
add
greatly
to
the
yellow
peril.
She
will
learn
to
develop,
her
own
resources
and
utilize
everything
that
nature
has
given
her
witlTsiich
a
prolific
hand.
B.C.
Vitally
Interested
v
In
China
and
Japan.
British
Columbia
is
vitally
interested'
in
both
China
and;
Japan,
She
is
interested
because
he
is
a
neighbor"
to
both
countries
and
because
there
are
already
a
great
many
Chinese
and
Japanese
resident
here.
These
people
perform
an
important
part
in
Ihe
development
of
the
coast
districts.
While
they
are
clanish.
made
so
largely
by
the
reluctance
of
the
people
of
the
white
race
to
mix
freely
with
them
socially;
they
are
rapidly
assimilating
western
ideas
and
sometimes
western
ideals.
Also"
they
are
adopting
western
vices.
Much
depends
upon
the
Chinese
and
Japanese
who
live
here
as
to
the.
attitude
taken
by
their
parent
nations.
They
are
still
Chinese
and
Japanese,
ratheKthan
Canadians,
although
many
of
theiS
Wye
:
adopted
Canadian
citizenship.
-
Bound
To
Be
Close
Relations.
There
are
bound
to
be
close
relations
between
the.
Orient
ana
tne
cities
on
tbe
coast.
We
are
ready
to
do
bHsiriess
:with
them
and
even
anxious
that
their
ships
shall
call
at
our
pofls.
This
being
the
case
it
is
for
us
to
adopt
a
consistent
attitude
on
the
Oriental
question.
All
are
agreed
that
it
would
not
be
a
good
thing
to
have
an
influx
of
Orientals
here
during
the
formative
period
in
the
history
of
the
province
but
this
the
Japanese
and
Chinese
find
it
difficult
to
understand"
when
there
are
large
areas
of
land
in
need
of
clearing
and
cultivating,
when
there
are
mines
to
be
worked,
timber
is
to
be
cut
and
in
many
cases
the
people
oi
the
white
race
do
not
want
to.
do
the
work.
.The
al-j
ternative
is
to
fill
up
those
lands
with
white
people.
That
is
our
best
defense
against
the
yellow
periL
Bound
To
Become
A
Big
City.
Prince
Rupert
is
bound
to
become
a
big
city,
according
to
Sir
Thomas
Robinson,
who
ig.
interested
in
the
Cold
Storage
plant
here.
He
has
been
telling
Vancouver
people
about
the
great
future
in
store
for
us
smd
predicts
that
we
shall
make
rapid
advance
front
now
on.
Sir
Thomas
is
thinking
along
the
same
lines
as
ourselves
but
being
a-
man
of
prominence
with
a
title,
his
words
carry
weight
and
the
people
of
Vancouver
listen.
All
Wool
and
Silk
and
Wool
Underwear
Two
Piece
and
Combination
English
All
Wool
and
"Venus"
Silk
and
Wool
STOCKINGS
DEMERS'
Phone
27
P.
Box
327
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
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ft
JEtlb
&.
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v-".b.c.
Bed
Bugs
Etc
1
udin
sieamea
inior.i'aris.s
jn
a
raging
fury
he
went
to
the
guard
and
expressed
some
emphatic
opinions
in
a
varied
vocabulary.
"Ah,"
.
said
the
guard
calmly,
you
have
a
bit
of
a
temper,
but
it
s
nothing
compared
with
the
chap
I
put
out
of
the
train
at
ISN'T
i
quwr
tbal
most
of,
I
he
olilical
rtrgurs
are
in
the
parly
opted
to
us?
THE
funny
man
of
the
Chronicle
remarks
"After
six
weeks'
kuntin?
for
tmotlcggers
inf
Alaska,
a
special
prohibition
spent
say
Alaska
is
dryer
tbau'
ever.
And
after
spending
three
lays
in
Prince
Rupert
it's
easy
lo
agree
with
turn.
PEOPLE
who
object
to
things
published
in
this
paper
should
sometime,
consider
what
tlie
editor
knows
that
he
does
n-it
publish.
ONE
advantage
of
tight
slioe
is
that
the
wearers
like
to
slay
home
evenings
and
stick
their
toes
into
a
pair
of
old
fashioned
loose
slippers.
N
ALWAYS
look
on
the
bright
si.
Ip
of
life
and
if
there
,
is
na
bright
side,
turn
on
the
eleelri.
light.
THE
difference
between
a
hike
and
a
walk
u
largely
a
matter
of
INQUIRIES
ABOUT
VERSE
COMPETITION
Is
Open
to
Everyone
and
Length
Is
Mot
a
Factor
to
be
The
verse
competition
is
creating
a
pood
deal
of
interest
and
a
good
many
inquiries
have
been
received
in
connection
with
it.
In
answer
lo
some
of
these
it
may
be
said
that
the
competition
is
open
to
everyone,
old
or
young,
four
or
six
lines
being
a
good
length.
This,
however,
will
not
be
considered
in
awarding
Ihe
prize.
Following
have
teen
received:
'
.
Dear
Mosquito
Ah,
mosquito,
how
I
love
you.
When
Ihe
night
is
sari
and
long.
Anri
at
night
my
lent
you
enter
Cheering
with
compelling
song.
The
Bug"
There
once
was
an
insect,
a
bug
Ensconced
himself
in
a
rug;
,
But
Ihe
house
caught
on
fire
'
And
was
burned
down
entire.
And
that
was
tbe
end
of
Ihe
bug,
The
Noble
Bivalve
,
le
others
laud
the
sockeye
sal
mon!
Lift
up
your
anthems
lo
the
flounder!
Make
halibut
your
paean's
theme!
I
strike
Ihe
lyre
lo
subieef
sounder.
Xojuneful
bard
on
high
Olympus
Shall
sound
ambrosia's
nraises
louder.
Than
I
shall
sing
Prince
Rupert'
priceless
hsculent
Clam
that
makes
the
chowder.
The
Poor
Fish
Wherever
you
happen
lo
be.
The
best
brand,
its
easy
lo
see.
()i
frozen
and
canned
Salmon,
halibut
and
Other
fish,
is
"Prince
Rupert
Hut
there's
one
that
is
not
a
good
dish
The
"knocker"
its
called
wish
let
us
When
he's
caught
he'll
be
can
ned
And
marked
with
the
brand
v.i'.r.,
meaning
"Very
Poor
Fish."
The
Rat
Was
Wise
Mr.
Cat
said
once
to
Mrs.
Ral,
Oh!
why
be
afraid
of
me.
Come
over
here,
and
sit
on
the
mat,
And
inlo
your
ear's
I
will
tell
story.
The
Rat
looked
wise,-,
As
she
rolled
her
eyes.
Thai
lale
you
have
told
before
Other
Rat's
ears
have
heard
the
same.
Uul
Oh!
Mr.
Cai
you
don'l
play
the
game,
For
alas!
sari
lo
say
The
Rat's
always
pay.
As
they
disappear
from
this
earth
evermore.
The
author
of
"The
Noble
Hi-
valve
and
three
other
fails
m
send
his
name
wilh
(he,1
contributions.
Will
he
kindly
either
mail
it
or
telephone
it
to
flfl.
All
nnlpinl.
....,.
:
i,
I
"""""l"
muni
nipil
me
contrihytions,
not
for
publication
bul
as
an
evidence
of
good
failh
.
Only
In
case
of
a
verje
TITS
DAILY
HEWS
Tuesday.
Ser,t,
,,..
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS
11
itusljshcd
pui
take
any
formesiml
sueh
as
an'
LlJ
J
.
Mi
unde
J
since
1859
on
consistent
high
cjuy
ode.
a
quatrain
or
even
the
pop-
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
Tells
of
Dlf-
nlar
limeriek.
'Hiree
priies
will.
nculttes
In
Way
or
Getting
be
offered.
S5
for
first,
f
3
for.
Settlers
second
and
i
for
third.
i
The
verses
wilt
be
published
j
BOOM
FOR
FISHERMEN
as
submitted
T&t
the
name
of
the!
author
will
V
reserved
to
beiforchsr
Island
Mlgh
Ascommo-used'only
in
ea.'e'of
hi
winning!
date
Number
Says'
MlolsUr
a
Prize.
j
of
The
verse
should
be
neatly
written
on
one
side
or
the
paper
j-
Tll(,
f0iowinK
ffiPr
frorn
uon.
only
and
addressed
to
"Compel
i-jT
u
pauUHo,
minmler
of
lands,
jon
Editor,"
Daily
News.
Xo
in
regard
lo
immigration
to
tins
manuscript,,
wdl
be
returned.
irjinc,
including
Queen
Char-
Ibilte
Islands
explains
the
situa-g-
ii
.
.
.g
t
'ti
rlea;
ly
:
I
Ten
Years
Ago
j
1
in
Prince
Rupert
1
September
30,
1914.
The
annual
fair
of
the
Northern
U.C.
Agricultural
&
Industrial
Association
was
opened
at
2
o'clock
this
afternoon
by
linn
Dr.
II.
E.
Young,
minister
of
agriculture
for
theprnvince.
The
exhibition
is
being
held
in
Ihe
new
building
on
Acropolis
Hill
which
has
ju.l
been
completed.
The
halibut
ever
jut
in
first
.-i
ire
fresh,
sit,
naiiu
shipped
by.
rail
fronlfPri
pefirVfpj
-out"
jfiik
i
Tlireip;
caflbadi
carload!
were
were
isi
rince
Ru-
morning.
Jsent
Eal
by
the!
Canadian!
Fjs)i
A
Cold
Slorage
C.
One
was
lo
F.
T.
James
A;
Co..
Toronto
and
the
other
two
to
Chicago.
Fichjrar
contained
20,000
pounds
and
the
loading
look
place
during
Ihe
night.
t
,
Th
Ladies'
Auxiliary
or
SI
.nurew
s
sociejy
held
a
successful
bazaar
anr
dance
in
their
rooms
yesterday
afternoon
and
evening.
Something
like
iioo
was
realized
after
paying
all
Advertise
in
the
Dailr
News.
Sterling
Furnace
GOAL
D.ll?r4
la
Bulk..
At
$10.00
per
ton.
Ttli
u
rtry
inprrtor
rorotra
foU.
It
fire
ten
bo
tirt
aixl
If
nurtly
rr
from
aool.
cll&krri.
lark
and
1irt
soma
.f
toe
larrtt
beallnr
plant
In
lb
rltr
ra
now
atlnr
It
wltb
fnllrtlj
MU.ru
tory
rc.nlu.
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
Dr-liverei
la
g.ckl.
At
$12.50
per
ton.
We
ire
also
Arnti
lor
Um
Faroom
LADYSMITH-WELLINQTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Mala
orricai
Maul
OonUal.
rha
IS
Editor.
"Daily
Xews."
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r.iiiilo
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...
Queen
Charlotte
Island
and
Northern
Hrilish
Columbia
to
ap
preciate
the
-difficulties
I
have
encountered
in
endeavoring
to
secure
Hwlridean
fishermen
to
settle
on
Quen
Charlotte
I,
land.
One
of
Ihe
fishing
concerns
operating
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
recently
informed
me
that
he
would
give
employment
lo
rive
Hebririean
lishing
ramil-ies.
Accordingly
instructed
our
Agent
(ieneral
to
get
in
touch
with
Ihe
Overseas
Fell
lenient
Hoard
with
a.
View
(o
having
these'
families
'Sent
oul".
f
"
The
OverJeas
Felllement'
IJoard
apparently
hail
been
very
much
prejudiced
against
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
as
a
nlace
for
settlement
and
I
received
a
cable
that
nothing
could
In
done
until
a
delegation
representing
the
j
Hoard
hari
paid
a
visit
lo
the'
Coast
and
made
personal
in
spec-j
lion.
I
I
replied
very
strongly
anil
am
;
in
hopes
that
in"
a
short
lime
lliel
misapprehension
of
those
in
au-i
llionty
in
the
Old
Country
will
have
been
removed.
House
of
Commons
On
May
10,
1922,
Mr.
Amery
answered
a
Vjueslion
in
the
House
of
Commons
as
follows,:
"The
Oversea
Settlement
Committee
are
authoritatively
advised
(hat
communication
with
these
Islands,
which
lie
lo
Ihe
north
or
Vancouver
Island,
is
difficult,
that
Ihe
population
is
small,
and
thai
Ihe
Islands
are
not
a
present
suilalrie
lo
settler,
from
Ibis
counlry,
except
for
dock
raising
and
dairying,
which
could
he
made
successful
under
proper
Miiiiiagrineni,
nui
requires
considerable
capital.
They
have
already
issued
a
warning
as
regards
selllement
in
these
Is.
lands,
and
they
would
urge
any
persons'
who
may
contemplate
settling
there
lo
communicate
with
their
secretary
at
6,
HI.
James'
Sijuare,
before
comiug
to
any
decision."
From
the
foregoing
it
will
be
.
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by
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Control
Hoard
or
by
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Columbia.
winning
a
pnte
will
the
names
of
contestants
be
published.
;
The
verse
must
have
to
do
with
some
form
of
animal
life
such
as
a
bird,
fish,
animal,;
insect
or
germ.
It
may
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PRINCE
JOHN
far
ANYOX
and
STEWART,
Wednesday,
10.00
p.m.
For
all
jHjrls
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
niglij.
Oct
Uh.
I8fh.
Nov.
1st.
18th.
PAS3ENQLR
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
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Frtorc
Rupert
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PJ1
for
fRHCC
OFORUC.
tLt
V.
ntreo,
aH
tofnti
Fa.tero
Canada.
Univd
shim
AQEMCT
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
Cttf
Ttctet
Offlto,
S2S
Thlr
Ata,
mate
Rvp.rt.
rMM
Blue
Ribbon
BAKING
POWDER
ill
rd
ZSr.
to
Wtm
liiUxta
LU
.
WiuiBrc
lortho
Bluo
Kibboa
CoA
liobk
Uworfta
obito
oiklalk
lao
'bnt
eouk
bofck
lor
rvrrjr
day
woo
I
toura
ikunro.
seen
tlie
dilurullies
thai
have
been
encountered.
Room
for
Thousands
In
my
opinion
there
is
room
Next
time
you
order
bakj-ijg
powder
sy
"Blue
Ribboii?
aoa
ovavai
Then
give
it
the
baking
day
test.
You
need
have
no
fear
of
the
result,
,
Try.
it
Tne
delegation
rep1
Ihe
Uvefseas
loar.l",-i
roule
an,
I
shicerHy
tn.-iltera'
niav
be
!-;-:
on
this
Coast
for
thousands
ofjhead
whereby
a
lam
fishermen.
For
instance,
rlghl
at
Prince
HuperlV
door
I
believe
that
Porrhrr
.'stand
is
admirably
ilualed
lo
take
care
of
n
con.
siderahle
number
of
fisher
folk.
Jjebrklean
fisheriiu'n
tn.'
lied
nil
along
Ihe
l"n
!l
binh
Coast.
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