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P.
PULLKN,
Managing
Editor.
Investigating
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PREPARING
TO
OPEN
SCHOOLS
and
Fitting
In
Iteadlnsss
and
Fittings
oln
Readiness
For
Raturn
of
Pupils
The
busiues
of
the
school
board
last
evening
had
chiefly
to
do
with
preparation
for
the
reception
of
the
new
classes
after
the
holidays.
The
various
committee
reported
on
the
work
be.
in
done
at
the
schools.
C.
II.
Orme
told
of
having
accepted
a
tender
from!
Steens
Limited
for
work
at
Borden
Street
School,
98
86
All
advertising
should
be
in
The
Daily
News
Office
on
day
pre
ceding
publication.
All
advertising
received
subject
to
approval.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Friday,
August
It
is
announced
that
the
department
of
overseas
settlement
in
'Great
Britain
is
to
investigate
conditions
in
Canada
and
will
.come
as
far
west
as
Winnipeg.
The
Canadian
Department
of
immigration
urges
that
they
investigate
Western
Canada
thor
oughly
and
with
that
object
in
view
go
as
far
west
as
the
Rocky
Mountains.
It
was
not
to
be
expected
that
the
British
people
would
know
where
the
west
began
or
ended.
To
them
it
might
end
at
Winnipeg
or
at
tho
Rockies.
Such
ignorance
on
their
part
is
excusable.
For
the
Canadian
Department
of
Imnrigration
to
suggest
exploring
Western
Canada
and
not
going
beyond
the
Rockies,
is
absolutely
inexcusable.
If
Ottawa
does
not
kuow
that
the
main
part
of
the
west
is
on
this
side
or
the
Rookies,
It
is
time
they
received
a
rude
s,hock.
Winnipeg
Only
x
Midway
To
West.
Winnipeg
occupies
the
centre
of
the
stage
so
far
as
Canada
is
concerned.
She
is
half
way
between
the
Atlantic
and
Pacific,
speaking
broadly.
Everything
west
of
Winnipeg
may
lie
said
to
be
Western
Canada
and
everything
east
of
that
is
Eastern
Canada.
The
real
west
is
that
part
between
the
Rocky
Mountains
and
the
Pacific
Ocean.
To
investigate
conditions
of
settlement
in
Canada
without
including
British
Columbia
would
be
a
mistake
and
the
Immigration
Department
should
be
led
to
understand
that
we
cannot
with
impunity
be
left
out.
Province
Suited
To
Britishers.
British
Columbia
is
belter
suited
than
any
other
province
of
Canada
for
the
settlement
of
British
people.
Climate
is
a
great
thing
iu
life.
It
is
what
we
talk
about
more
than
anything
else
in
lhe
world
and
its
effect
on
life
is
important.
British
Columbia
has
the
climate.
It
lacks
the
extreme
as
found
on
the
prairie
and
especially
ou
the
coast
it
should
appeal
very
strongly
to
the
people
who
come
from
fireat
Britain.
There
has
been
opposition1
iu
the
past
from
lhe
Overseas
Settlement
Board
in
Great
Britain
to
sending
people
to
this
proyiuce.
Possibly
it
would
be
the
right
thing
to
take
up
this
nutter
direct
with
them
with
a
view
to
removing
any
obstacles1
that
are
at
preseut
in
-their
minds
to
British
settlement
her;.
If
we
are
not
to
have
yellow
settlements
on
the
Pacific,
then
we
must
have
while,
for
we
have
a
great
empty
province
with
plenty
of
mom
for
thousands
of
people
to
make
good
livings.
Habit
Of
Knocking
Merchant
Marine.
Some
of
the
newspapers
published
at
interior
points
are
everlastingly
knocking
lhe
Canadian
Government
Merchant
Marine
because
it
does
not
enter
into
competition
"more
keenly
with
existing
transportation
companies
and
cut
the
rates.
It
may
be
easy
enough
for
interior
people
to
criticize
shipping,
because
they
are
hundreds
of
miles
away
from
the
sea
and
are
not
expected
to
know
anything
about
shipping.
Hence
they
are
particularly
suited
to
act
as
critics.
The
Merchant
Marine
has
already
done
good
work
in
introducing
Canadian
goods
to
foreign
markets
and
iu
providing
bottoms
for
Canadian
business
when
none
could
otherwise
have
been
secured.
There
is
an
annual
loss
on
the
operation
but
onlv
n
comparatively
small
one
and
this
may
easily
be
eliminated
as
the
business
develops.
While
we
have
no
brief
for
the.
Government
Merchant
Marine,
it
must
be
admitted
that
in
spite
of
the
difficulties
of
having
having
in
many
rases
unsuitable
boats
and
in
having
to
ureax.
into
new
traue
nyites
under
somewhat
adverse
circunr-Mances,
it
has
done
good
work
already
and
there,
is
an
immense
field
open
to
it
for
future
development
of
Canadian
trade.
had
developed
and
where
It
was
found
that
the
wall
was
still
wet
After
two
weeks
of
Tine
weather.
The
playground
had
been
Im.
proved
by
the
spreading
of
cinders
In
front
of
Booth
School.
In
that
building
the
ventilation
had
been
out
of
order
and
he
had
enl
the
eighteen
thermostats
to
Vancouver
to
be
adjusted
and
they
should
be
hack
this
week.
It
was
decided
lo
write
the
ronroanv
which
had
put
in
the
ventilating
plant
lo
recover
an
outlay
of
$75
which
tad
been
made.
It
was
reported
that
work
on
the
roof
of
King
Edward
rVhool
had
been
prarlieally
completed.'
Tenders
for
ttaintng
the
roof
are'
to
he
catted
and
T.
lions
Maekay
vva
authorlied
to
stain
the
tower
the
price
being
125.
The
next
W,M.
cnffo,tnR
wa
up
I3S5.
The
blackboard
at
the
echoed
were
being
repaired
and
the
cost
for
this
work
was
less
than
had
been
estimated.
Trustee
Rochester
told
of
difficulties
at
the
Booth
Memorial
Sehool
where
a
crack
In
the
wall
Tender
for
kalom1ninsr
Kinc
Edward
School
was
received
and
the
contract
let
ta
the
lowest.
They
were
Jiune
Curtis
flta.U
and
it.
O.
Larsen
1131.10.
Titos
present
at
the
meeting
were
Trustee
Parker.
Orme,
Casey,
Itochester
and
Williams.
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Man
in
the
Moen
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VOUllS6A
ADAM
and
Eve
were
happy.
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They
had
noja.
,
J
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THE
horse
and
buggy
and
the
h
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.VWk;.l
i'A
fji
J
unlhbnd
hair
have
gone
lo
the
f
ft
'Ws4adl
1.
Jlm2
same
discard.
k
(OW&X
'
OihtUM
J
A
OHKAT
ileal
can
bo
forgiven
a
woman
who
is
an
artist
iii
making
fried
chicken.
A
I.OOAI.
lady
was
reported
los
tho
other
day
und
when
tley
found
her
she
was
stilt
talkin
over
the
telephone.
A
FU.N1UM
FATALIST
is
a
man
who
wears
overalls
at
a
picnic,
A
modernist
wears
ice
cream
pants
and
an
up.to.lhe.moment
ojien-.ab.ibe-nr.ck
shirt.
THE
scientists
have
completed
reading
a
few
hundred
papers
at
loronto
and
mini
(Ins
time
on
anyone
noting
a
hewhiskered.ee
centric
on
the
street
will
make
no
mistake
in
addressing
hitn-as
Professor."
IT
is
reported
that
rust,
which
at
this
season
affects
the
wheat
on
the
prairies,
is
now
spread
ihg
to
the
nuts
on
(lie
coast.
ONLY
a
short
lime
ago
they
were
talking
aoout
machine
politics"
Jn
B.C.
.Now
the
epithet
is
transferred
lo
ttie
United
States
and
after
that
it
will
he
ready
to
fool
the
eleeiors
in
an
id
tier
democracy.
m)u
remember
that
old
saying
that
a
person
may
as
well
he
mt
of
lhe
world
as
out
of
fash
ion.
I
uotice
a
number
or
tlie
girls
with
long
hair
that
must
he
out
of
the
world.
THE
first
cost
of
the
bob
is
not
the
important
thing.
It's
the
upkeep
that
proves
ruinous.
FORTY
CASES
IN
POLICE
COURT
IN
MONTH
OF
JULY
.
There
were
forty
cases
heard
in
the
city
police
court
during
the
month
of
July
resulting
in
thirty-two
convictions
and
fines
totalling
f38J,
Chief
of
Police
Vickers
reported
to
the
police
commission
yesterday
afternoon.
There
were
sixteen
cases
of
lrunkenness,
five
theft,
four
assault,
two
breaking
and
enter
ing,
one
carrying
concealed
weapon,
rive
vagrancy,
two
under
the
Motor
Vehicle
Act.
one
liquor
in
possession,
two
breaches
of
the
Early
Closing
bylaw
and
one
liquor
for
sale.
This
report
together
with
the
payroll
for
the
month
totalling
$800
and
accounts
were
Miss
to
the
charge
school.
YANDERHOOF
E.
C.
McGeachy
is
in
on
a
business
trip
in
the
course
or
which
he
will
visit
the
Exhibition.
.
Paul
Walter's
summer
resort
at
Fort
Si.
Janie
is
being
completed
by
Thomas
P.
Smithes
and
Henry
Strangebje.
Edith
Let
lice
will
return
.Nechako
Valley
to
take
of
the
Webber
Lake
Many
auto
tourist
have
travelled
through
here,
this
reason
en-route
to
the
Stuart
Lake
count
rv.
Owen
Iiurdelte
annonces
the
engagement
of
his
youngest
daughter,
Edna
Pearl,
to
William
uujrti
Milter
or
Vanderhoof.
The
wedding
will
take
place
lowani
tlie
end
of
the
month.
TI7I3
DATT.YVNEWa
w,
FjiMay,
August
i-i,
jo?
-
,
.
.
.
.
.
r
J.
W.
Cochran
ha
from
a
trip
to
Alberta.
returned
Mlsse
Lourena
and
Mildred
Russell,
daughter
of
R.
C.
Russell,
have
arrived
from
Edmon.
ton.
.Mr.
Russell
and
tier
eldl
daughter
will
be
here
in
about
a
month's
time.
Mr,
medley
and
children
left
last
ueek
to
spend
several
week
visiting
at
Chilliwaek.
Miss
.0.
A.
McLaughlin
ha
returned
to
her
home
in
Unity,
iakH
after
having
ient
a
vacation
tUiting
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
II.
Moore.
Ten
Year
Ago
Jn
Ptioc
Rupert
August
15,
1914.
A
detachment
of
200
Irish
Fusiliers
under
command
of
Lieut.
Col.
'MrSpadden
and
Major
M,
J.
Crehan
left
Vancouver
aboard
th
steamer
Prince
Albert
last
night
for
Prince
Rupert
where
they
will
act
as
a
Coal
merchants
of
the
city,
at
the
request
pf
the
Daily
.News,
have
issued
a
statement
showing
he
profits
in
their
business.
It
slums
that
they
are
not
riiaking
as.
much
money
as
might
have
been
expected.
diet
eff
and
Rough
House
Charlie
Hums
will
meet
in
i
wenly-rouud
bout
at
the
A"a.
tional
.Sporting
Club
this
even
ing.
SMJTHERS
Hans
Hallstem,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hallstein
of
Smithers.
lost
his
life
while
balhing
at
Seymour
Lake.
His
elder
brother
was
nearly
drowned
in
attempting
to
rescue
him
.Mrs.
h.
Folherby.
S.
A.
Eby.
James
F.
Adams
and
I).
F.
Halt
are
In
ancouver'(m'busines.i.
Harold
Matthews
has
returned
irnin
Maple
Hay.
Vancouver
Is
land,
and
has
resumed
hi
nni
ion
in
the
R.
S.
Sargent
store.
.-
tooj
headway
is
being
made
by
J
.P.
Downey
on
lhe
erection
of
the
O.W.V.A;
building
which.
when
completed,
will
be
a
credit
to
the
town.
There
has
been
blistering
hot
weather
durinir
th
nasi
upok
ana
shady
nook
of
Lake
Kath.
lyn
and
Seymour
I.ake
have
been
very
popular
with
Smithers
res
idents.
Mrs.
William
Harrison
of
Ot
a
iaa
nas
arrived
in
Smither
to
visit
her
brother.
G.
II.
WalL
'Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
C.
Elsey
were
visitors
here
last
week.
Mr.
El
sey
was
formerly
principal
of
the
local
school
and
has
now
secured
a
position
with
the
new
Lord
Hyng
High
School
at
Point
Orey,
Vancouver.
Mr.
and
Mr?.
M.
Leavilt
of
gpokan
are
visiting
here
with
Mr.
and
Mr.
Olof
Hanson.
Mr.
Leavitt
is
vice-nresldenl
of
the
Naugle
Pole
A.
Tie
Co.
Mrs.
eOorre
Wright
has
re
turned
from
St.
Paul.
Minn.,
wbere
she
ha
been
for
the
past
several
months.
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Mrs.
J.
P.
Kirkpatrick
and
daughter,
Arlene,
left
this
week
for
Hatlle
Creek,
Michigan,
where
they
will
spend
two
months
visiting
at
Mrs.
Kirkpat-rick'.s
old
home.
MORE
DANGEROUS
OMISSIONS
"Have
you
noticed
how
Dodds
drops
his
aspirates?"
"Yes,
hut
that-
is
nothing
to
the
way
he
drops
his
vowels.
I've
more
than
a
dozen
of
his
I.O.U'e.
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
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lotonUoo
to
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occupation.
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for
ocTtcultural
purpoooa.
TuU
lafonnaUen
conetmlnf
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rocardlnf
pro-omptloot
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rtvoa
la
Bullous
No.
1.
Loud
Sorlei.
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Pro-orapt
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corerlni
oaij
Und
oultablo
for
niculturl
P(trpo4.
and
which
la
not
UmUr
land.
Lo,
cajTTin-
OTor
M
boavd
fool
par
&ero
waotof
thoCoaatRano
and
MM
fool
por
aero
oaat
of
that
Ranfo.
AppUcatlona
far
pro.cmptlooi
aro
to
bo
addroaood
to
tho
Land
Com-mlajlonar
of
tho
Load
Rocordln-
Dl-Tlalon.
in
wh'tr
tho
Und
appUad
for
la
altuatad.
and
aro
m3
on
trlntol
forma,
coplao
of
which
can
bo-
ob-'
taJaod
from
tho
Land
CommUalonor.
Pro-tmptlons
tnoat
bo
occuplod
or
nro
Led
tmproTMaonl
mado
to
taluo
of
1S
por
aero.
Includlnc
eloarlBr
ana
nn?rlvtt-.
.
1..
.
aoraa.
baforo
a
Crown
Grant
can
bo
'
rocorred.
i
rr
aaoro
doUtlod
Information
mo
tho
BoIloUn
-How
to
Pro-omct
Land."
PURCHASE
AppUcatlona
aro
rocalvod
for
pur-chaao
of
vacant
aad
uaraitrred
Crown
landa.
not
bolar
Umbortand.
for
arrlcultural
purpoooa;
minimum
prloo
of
fUat-claM
(arable)
land
U
II
Pr
acr
and
atcond-claaa
(f
rulcj)
land
IMS
por
aero,
rurthar
Information
racardlar
porchao
or
loaao
of
Crown
landa
li
glvon
In
BaCoUn
No.
11.
Land
fiuiu,
rurohaao
aad
Loaao
of
Crown
Lasda."
iUU.
faclorr.
or
Industrial
altao
oa
tlmbor
Unfl,
sat
oxeoodln-
41
acroa.
raar
bo
porchaaod
or
Uaaod.
tho
con-dlUona
Indodlnf
pajrnuat
ot
(tnmpa.
HOMESITE
LIASES
Unaarrtrod
aroa,
not
axetodtnx
It
eraa.
naar
bo
loMod
aa
homtoltoa.
oondltlonU
upon
a
dwalUnr
balnc
oroetod
In
tho
flrat
yoar.
UUa
b!nx
abtalaablo
aftar
roatdonca
and
tm-proTamint
oondlUona
aro
fulflUod
aad
laad
haa
hoaa
aurrorod.
LEASES
Per
fraatnf
aad
laduotrlal
par-poooa
aroaa
not
axeoodla'
IU
aoraa
mX
U
loaaad
br
ono
porooa
or
a
ooapaay,
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tho
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Act
tho
frwr.
la
drrldtd
Into
rruinr
at.t...
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adm
Commit
rratlnc
parmlta
aro
latntd
baaod
aa
to
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owaorm.
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maj
form
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(or
raaaa
wanaoaaoat.
fVoa.
or
pmuir
froou
PmHM
aro
AraUahU
(or
Mttlan
There
are
many
things
the
Manager
of
the
Union
Bank
can
help
you
with.
7-23
tnis
auvenisemeni
is
not
puunsneu
or
uispiayeo
uy
tlie
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
Ilr
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mma.
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His
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problems
enables
him
to
give
you
competent
advice.
He
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For
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Salmon.
A
few
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in
the
pantry
are
always
handy
Slock
a
supply
on
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boat
Mat's
a
good
idea.
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Mustard-no
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