PArtH
TWO
?3E
DAILY
V7EWB
Avi1nnar,
July
8,
M
v"
LEEavavavavaaavaV
The
large
manufacturing
plants
use
Vcildurd
Asphalt
Paint
because
it
has
more
valuable
uses
about
the
plant
than
any
other
single
paint
made.
Valdura
will
preserve,
protect
and'
waterproof
anything
you
apply
it
to.
Try
it
you
will
like
it.
Di-Hriliuled
by
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
and
F.
E.
Hunt
Ltd.
I
"The
Daily
News
PRINGB
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
'COLUMBIA
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except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
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Editor.
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DAILY
EDITipft
W
ednesday,
July
8,
1925.
Succession
Tax
Is
Very
Useful.
It
would
lie
very
interesting
to
learn
why
the
Victoria
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
the
Haanich
Council
want
the
succession
tax
removed.
The
matter
is
to
come
before
the
Union
of
Municipalities
at
the
meeting
late,
in
the
summer.
The
ideal
method,
it
would
seem,
would,
be.
for
each
person
iii
the
world
to
start
equal
in
the
race
for
a
livelihood.
That
could
he
brought
ubout
by
the
abolition
of
the
succession
-duties
and
the
abolition
of
inheritance.
Let
the
stale
inherit
everything
on
the
death
of
the
individual.
That
syslem
is
liable
to
a
good
deal
of
abuse,
so
the
present
system
provides
for
a
considerable
tax
on
Ihe
estate
of
a
person
that
dies.
It
cannot
work
a
hardship
on
the
real
owner,
as
he
is
gone,
neither
is
it
a
hardship
on
the
heir,
because
until
he
gets
the
money
or
property,
it
is
not
his.
For
Hie
stale
to
lake
a
part
is
reasonable.
The
tendency
of
the
day
is
for
the
stale
to
take
an
ever
increasing
slice
of
lhe
.property
until
possibly
in
HiiV
distant
future
we
shall
find
the
stale
taking
everything
and
the
young
hoy
or
girl
starting
out
in
life
with'
nothing
but
what
nature
provided.
As
all
would
start
on
Ihe
same
fooling
there
would,
be
no
'hardship
lo
any
'one.
'
Municipality
Tired
'
Of
Transportation.
Haanich
municipality
is
getting
tired
of
running
a
transportation
system
II
has
opcraled
buses
for
some
time
and
now
it
proposes
to,
go
out
of
the
business
by
turning
the.
syslem
over
lo
Hie
.people.
ul
the
district
served
by
it.
Tbe
district
would
organize
a
private
company
and
,
run
their
own
system
-or
do
without
just
as
they
wished.
Electricity
And
Development.
One
of
the
greatest
factors
making
for
industrial
development-
today
is
the
liariiossiug
of
-water
powers
anil
the
use
of
electoral
energy.
This
is
pretty
well
shown
in
statistics
just
published.
Ontario
loads,
the
country
in
electrical
development
ir
now,
,
bill
she
is
closely
mildly
Queh'ec,
the
one
having
1,500,000
horse-
power
ana
oilier
j.iiini.otiu.
The
'third
province
in
the
list
is
British
Columbia
Which
iuls-.pretly
close
to
100,000
horse
power
developed.
Manitoba
lias
not
yet
200,000
horse
power
and
the
other
provinces
each
less
than
100,000.
.So
we
find
Ontario
leading
Canada
in
industrial
-develop
nieiit
with
Quebec
a
close
second
and
British
Columbia
Mini.
Lesson
For
Rupert
In
Regard
To
Power.
'
Here
is
a
le'sson
to
Prince
Rupert.
If
power
is
such
a
large
factor
in.
iho
development
of
.Ihe
-provinces,
it
is
Hie
snme
with
cities.
,-Thc
cily
w.ilh
pleilly
of
chqap
power
is
Ihe
ohe
thai,
other
things
being
equal,
makfs
greatest
progress.
Ipifleyeloiiing
water
power
it
is
not
much
use
lo
prepare
"'
y,'
H'e
demand
-of
loday.
Provision
has
to
be
made
for
iiidi(iaIvexpansion.
There
has
lo
be
certain
amount
of
capi-tnl
luyidle
in
niitieipatiun
of
business
yet
lo
come.
'
Aronipl
Prince
Rupe
rlUlicsre
are
"many,
wider
power.s-
but
only
Mie
lilllc
one
al
Shaw'allans.'lkt'is'
liariicWd
ami
hidf,
til
its
Caiiacilv.
MMiim-O
i
n
ilnni-ititl
fun
...........
11
'1.'
iiiiuu
1111111
i;,iii
lit"
supplied
and
it
remains
nnlv
In
o-el
II
in
insure
a
awal
ititlusl
rinl
ilevelonniHril.
rV
has
worked
against
the
establishment
of
a
pulp
and
paper
plant'
ncii:
in
nir
j.iisi
nas
1
ice
u
ine
lack
01
siirricient
power
lo
operale
it,
The
jieople
who
might
have
put
in
the
big
plant
haye
felt
it
too
big
a
job
to
also
jusal
wnler
power.
'
Value
Of
Rain
To
The
District.
We
here'ean
enpiliilize
the
rainfall.
,
It
is
Hie
rain
lhat
makes
the
water
powers
ami
the
muskeg
that
makes
the
flow
steady.
TJint
is
why
Ihe
rain
of
the
north
coast
region
is
an
asset,
especially
in
conjunction
with
Ihe
mossy
covering
of
the
land.
The
moss
Jiobls
Ihe
moisture
through
the
warmest
wciimer
1110
is
a
jiicior
causing
rain
here
ninny
111
In
lime
lime
to
to
JOHN
HOUSTON
-
Trail
Blazer
Ran
pugnacious
newspaper
at
Prince
Rupert
and
later
read
his
own
obituary
in
coast
newspaper,
says
C.
H.
Gibbons,
in
"The
Lance"
The
first
requisite
of
any
embryo
city
in
his
view
was
a
'jiignaeious
newspaper.
John
Houston
decided
lo
give
Prince
Rupert
one.
By
then
he
had
transferred
his
original
.anti-railway
grouch
from
the
C.P.R.
to
the
O.T.P.
Thai
company's
master.
minds
got
wind
of
his
journalistic
intent,
and
by
no
me;fiis
fell
iir
with
his
plans.
A
paper
at
their
Pacific
terminal
with
Houston
at
its
helm"
was
as
welcome
in
their
philosophy
as
a
boil
on
the
neck.
A
council
of
war
was
convened.
,
The'
hoard
of
strategy
s"t
amir
-
-
delivered
a
plan.
It
was
that;
rinre
Huperl
to
Hie
fishing'
neither
premises
.nor
a
site
liHprouiiils
is
a
handicap
Hint
they,
sold
or
rented
to
Houston,
Ihejeanuol.
overcome,
tn
Hie
inean-j
assumption
lining
that
if
no
place
limp.
PrincV
Wunert
is
offering,
were
available
for
its
production,
hull
and"
ice
cheaper
than
do
IJie,
a
Houston
newspaper
at
Prince
llupert
would
not
eventuate.
The
scheme
as
they
inspested
laughing,
which
was
a
mistake.
i
RealHe
inleresls.
Capt.
L.
Hulloek-Wehsler,
fnr-
ind
tested
it
seemed
stormproof
inerly
of
His
city,
has
been
at
and
watertight.
And
so
they
approved
Uached
lo
the
5
1
Hi
Battalion,
it,
known
asMlic
Konleuay
battalion.
II
is
unwise
lo
laugh
at
men
in
J
he
Provincial
.Department
or
thn
Houston
stamp.
He
staked
a'Agriculture
arc
offering
prizes
mining
claim
on
the
townsile
ofjlo
the
people"
of
Prince
Hnprrl
Prince
Itupert,
ran
up
a
shack
lor
me
nesi
gardens
on
nu'ir
on
his
claim,
and
got
out
his
own
lots,
'Hirer
prizes
will
be
p'oper,
until
the.
ewr-itcliinglsiven
in
each
of
three
different
foot
of
the
pioneer
took
him
niijClasses
to
people
who
may
seek
W(l
jfavo
wonilererl
whether
tn
Prince
Oeorgi
Fort
UeorgeLi"
oeyeiop
ineir
own
land
a.i-1(1f
,
arjic
;)r
is
just
a
as
it
was
men.
M""1"1"
.
.
iimi.-.-.
m
1.
,
,
....
(m
'
cam
lnls
wl""
,l,p'
n,a'
cul"
Game
to
.
the
Last
xn
tt
That
was
in
the
laud
boom
days,
and
a
beneficent,
and
ben-j.
evident
providence
controlling
provincial
destinies
ruled
stalu-j
i
:
i
-.
ii...
i
n
i
i
i
i
;
....
Mini)
linn,
ail
itwiu
i
j
ij
1
1
1:
.1
1
n
m
1
1
1
olu,iilil
l.n
ilnlv
inl
vntl
iml
in
n
'
....
...,
f
local
newspaper.
ncli
notices
I
1
..
.
1
1
...
1
ri
1
1
1...
Houston,
I'd.
&
Prop.
He
was
Ills
own
publisher,
business
manager,
editor,
compositor
and
itn
jttvi
11
X
n
...ruilil
unl
lunn;
The
Man
in
the
Moon
J
YSf-
OANADIAN1SM
is
that
feeling
than
mo,
uf
llieiu.
I't
1111,11.
IIU
WWIIHI
IIU,
lil.ll'..
i
I
I
11
I
1
.
1
.
.,
ii''s
difficult
lo
pursuitde
children
away
business
when
It
knocked:.,,
that
,.,,.,,.,.
at
his
door
with
one
hand
and
CANADA
Is
a
country
where
ill
proferred
with
the
other
a
land
I
,
,
'
,.
,
,
.
...
.
OU'l
from
the
store,-notice
and
a
cheque.
By
day
and
.n.
.
by
night
he
lolled
lo
keep
pace
with
the
golden
tide.
His
eyes
failed
him;
then
bis
health.
He1
fought
stubbornly
against
fair;
declined
to
listen
In
the
doctors;
drove
himself
fill
he
cracked.
,
It
was
a
very
sick
man,
John
Houston,
lliey
put
on
the'
eight
o'clock
is
bedtime.
The
office
and
slum:
Are
coming
tomorrow,
A
bunch
with
a
mop.
To
wipe
up
the
slain,
Of
fornieidefeats;
,
;
,
And
share
with
the
kiddies,
The
soft
drinks
and
eats.
I
he
Holary
swallers,
boat
one
day
consigned
n
the,
J)ec,ai.
wj
hospital
at
Quesnel.
A
press
',,.,.
,..
,lf
,,,
,,vrita
correspondent
there
interviewed
one
who
had
come
down
river
witli
him.
"Any
chance
of
his
getting
belter?"
"Not
a
chance,"
the
news
gatherer
was
assured
"He's
dying
hut
they're
not
letting
on
Reported
Dead
So
that
'
correspondent,
not
wishing
tn
be
behind
with
his
news
anil
recognizing
only
a
very)
lo
grind
nut
copy
and
I
turned
in
a
very
renilalue
character
sketch
of
the
pathfindiug
journalist
whn
had
taken
the
'lone?
trail
on
which
there
is
no
lurniilg
back.
Three
days
.later
I
had
a
let-:
ter
In
John
Houston's
forceful
handwriting
a
bit
shaky,
but
"the
.
very
interesting
obit
come
we
shall
have
a
great
industrial
development!
J
n
and
this
will
be
largely
Hie
result
of
Ihe
one
thing
to
which
Ten
YtrR
A
an
1
people
object.
Hie
rather
excessive
rainfall.
1
,".T-f
o!Lf?.g
I
I
There
will
be
a
farewell
tonight
of
Ihe
men
who
are
leaving
in
the
third
contingent
for
overseas
service.
The
incoming
itraiii
tonight
will
have
a
parly
or
men
from
several
centres
up
Ihe
I
linn
who
will
join
the
local
boys.
ami
proceed
to
Vernon
when
they
will
train.
There
s
a
great
rivalry
on
now
between
Seiitlle
and
Priilco
Huperl.
for
the
halibut
fs)i
business.
Seallle
inleresls
are
eti-ideavorlng
lo
have
the
business
relained
by
developing
banks
(nearer
to
their
homo
port,
as
they
realize
that
Iho
nearness
of
1
....
.
.
......
...
,,,,
Without
any
fake.
There
once
was
a
time,
In
days
long
gone
by,
When
they
played
ball
just
As
snod
as
a
fly.
And
they
cannot
see
why,
'Though
years
.
have
since
'fled;
They
cannot
come
back
They're
not
sleeping
or
dead.
HUMOHS
rush
in
where
knmv:
ledge
fea'rs
to
tread.
flimsy
dividing
line
between
THF.
PKtWON
who
finds
it
"lying"
and
".lead,"
plionipHy
hard
Jo
keep
his
head
abovo
sent
out
his
story
that
the
vet-jwater
is
a
man
with
a
cork
leg.
erau
editor-owner
of
the
Fort
fieongo
Tribune
had
expired.
j
A
PF.ItSON
is
.hardly
an
angel
W
got
his
telegram
in
the.
lhat
is
always
harping"
on
the
office
where
1
was
then
cmployedjsame
old
string.
PMNCR
IHJPKHT
will
never
be
.1
re.lllv
1111
In
llm
minnln
li:in-
ball
(own
until
.citizens
learn
to
j
!'
!sll.ln?
recognizable.
It-was"
laled
from
'styles,
the
hospital
,
and
thanked
me
for.I
said
"They
fair
for
all
the
wiles
which
he
had
"perused
with
pleasure."
With
grim
humor
lhat
he
kept
to
the
end,
he.
added:
"I
didn't
know
I
was
dead
till
your
paper
came,
and
theji
I
might
have
questioned
the
accuracy
of
the
information
if
I
hadn't
known
Jls
reliability.
.
.
Don't
be
pulling
in
any
correction
I'll
niake
good."
Before
bis
letter
reached
me
he
really
was
dead.
bawl
put
the
'(Umpire
.in
truly
ulil
'usedih
sniiVedisMalYiful
smles
t'."jAt
ai;
Hie
Vnineq:frhange
Jif
Of
clever
dress
designers,
Whn
by
their
constant
change-
of
gears
,ti
...
Have
women
standing
on
Hieir
'
ears;
And
thus
gp
,
richer
in
Hiree
1
years
Than
all
the
Cobalt
miners."!
AT
women
no
'more
do
I
grin,
The
men
commit.
Die
self-saitie
sin.
But
when
for
new
dollies
I
drop
in
'
'
With
new
slyles
I'm
not
srnitlen;
"
Young
blades
may
think
1
Ii
al.
Il's
a
I
real
.
,
y
Tn
have
hell
.holloms
round
Ihe
feet;
I
don't
I
watch
,lo
see
Hie
seal
Has
room
enough
lo
sit
inl
A
MKfillANIH
had
become
so
In
the
habit
of
dropping
everything
when
Hie
whistle
blew
'lhat
when
he
hird
the
train
whlslle
at
the
level
crossing
he
threw'
n
Ihe
brake
arid
now
he
Is
eallng
his
lunch
above
SOMF.
Fnglisbman
sent
Ihe
Gernlan
Crown
Prlnee
a
box
of
five
cent
cigars.
Tbo
crtiej.
The
war
has
been
over
seven
years,
SINGH
we
have
heard
that
JL
V
JL
M.
X
kf
JL
JL.
w
-
XI
M.
&
J.
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1024.
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
fiohl.
tm,.1&2,0fl:
Lode
Cold.
tn?
iT.'l.lOO;
Silver,
.$08,821,570;
Lead,
$70,5-18,578:
Copper.
l.S7,'i8,:i78:
.inc.
171,11)7;
Miscellaneous'Miiierals,
$l,i;l,:H;
Coal
nml
Coke,
$200,880,018;
Bu.uli
.
,
Stone,
Brick,
Cement,
etc.,
$12,225,811;
making
its
Mineral
Production
to
the
em
;;
1021
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
the
fees
lower
than
those
nf
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
British
Empire
Mineral
locations
hre
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles'
nre
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
of
which
t.
guaranteed
by
Crown
Grants.
Full
information
together
with
Mining
Departs
ard
Map,
niay
be
obtained
gratis
bv
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
N.B,
Practically
all
British
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
developme!i
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
the
Annual
Reports
or
the
Mnn
I
of
Mines.
Those
considering
milling
investments
should
refer
lo
such
reports.
The
are
available
without
charge
on
application
lo
Ihe
Department
or
Mines,
Virtni-m.
IU
Reports
of
Ihe
(ieological
Survey
of
Caliailfi.
Pacific
Roihliiig,
Vancouver,
are
re
-oin
mended
as
valuable,
sources
of
information.
:
France
is
slow
at
paying
tier
MA.S'Y
people
fail
to
rise
to
tile
occasion
but
a
thermometer
is
j
I
up
in
it
moment.
fl'lll-'
nnlv
rwtarm
T
nvnp
Lnrtiv
j
!who
was
Iiurieit
alive
was
a
man
iwho
was
sent
to
Hie
Senate.
iii'siTiiiirii
a
a
iiiiuu
iiimiii
iiivi.,
,
,
,
,
"John!
t
am
jus,
as
good
as
any
o
For.
tleurge
Tribune
-
0
GRAIN
SURVEY
AS
i"
iniiiHiin
111111
u
iui
iiciut;
-
-
YET
FOR
EDMONTON
KDMOXTON.
July
8
Although
efforts
at
Ottawa
In
have
F.d-1
monlon
created
a
grain
survey
board
point
did
not
meet
will)
definite
success,
lion.
Charles
Stewart,
minister
of
interior,
in
a
letter
assures
t
lie
board
of1
trade
that
everything
possible
is
being
done
along
litis
line,
and
that
prospects
for
the
establish-!
ment
of
such
a
hoard
at
Kdinou-j
ton
niw
look
extremely
hopeful.
Failing
to
have
this
city
named
as
a
survey
board
point,
tiio
minister
had
inserted
in
Ihe
act1
that
the
grain
survey
board
should
have
authority
to
creale
survey
boards
"al
such
points
as
deemed
warranted
by
Hie
grain
movement."
.
"I
do
not
think,"
Mr.
Stewart
adds,
"that
we
will
experience
any
great
difficulty
in
having
Kdmonlon
named
as
one
of
these
points."
Advertise
tin
the
DhIIv
News,
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlollo
Land
llo-enrding
District
of
Prince
Itupert,
and
situate
at
Hnonny
Point,
Graham
Island,
British
Columbia.
Take
Notice
that
Langara
k
Packing
Company
Limited
of
Mnssclt,
B.C.,
occupation
Packers
'irilends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a,
post
.planted
at
Hoohey
Point;
nrahahV,liliin'd,
British
Columbia;
thenco
northerly
five
chains,
mpre
or
less,
lo
low
water
mark;
thence
westerly
aloiiig
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thenco
southerly
five
chains;
thence
easterly
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
less,
In
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
eighty
acres,
more
Or
loss.
LAiNHAllA
FISHING-
A
PACKING
PACKlNfl
HO.
LTD.
Applicant.
Per
C.
H.
Simpson,
Agent.
Dalcd
June
12th,
1925.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT
Notice
of
Application
for
Beer
License
Notice
is
hereby
given
lhat
on
the
I
lib
day
of
June
next,
the
undersigned
intends
In
apply
lo
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
t
licence
In
respect
lo
premise;,
being
part
of
Iho.
building"
known
as
Hudson
Bay
Hotel,
Telegraph
Greek,
B.C.
upon
the
lands
described
its
Lnls
3
and
,
block
2,
map
075,
I'rinco
Itupert
Land
Jlogislrilllort
Dislrict,
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
'for
the
sale
of
beer
by
the
gliiss
or
by1
open
bottle
for
consumption
on
the
premises.
Haled
this
25th
day
of
May,
1925,
KIHC
McOUUn,
Lessee,
Applicant,
COAST
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
Prince
George
Prince
Charle3
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
Seattle
nml
intermediate
port
Monday,
at
1.00
p.m.,
and
Wediiesdav
and
Haturda
al
0.00
p.m.
For
Ahyox
and
Stewart
'Monday
and
Friday.
p.m.
For
Skagway
nml
Alaska
Ports,
Wednesday,
L00
p.m.
S.S.
Prince
John
for
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
Vancouver,
Fortnightly.
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
tietpt
Sunday
I
l.jo
ajn.
for
Prlnrf
ilforiro.
Winnipeg,
an
punu
F.Mtrn
Canada,
Unliirt
suiea.
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Tlckat
Ofrlca,
628
Third
At
PMnc.
Ruprt.
(cAHADWN
PACINC
d&RealAVen
EDMONTON,
Phon
260.
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
Far
inCHIUS.
W
RAN
CELL,
JUNUU,
SKACWAY
Jaly
6.
10.
13,
17.
20.
24,
27,
31
Far
VANCOUVER,
YICTOMA
ux
SEATTU
Jul,
4.8.
II,
15.
18
22
25
29
S.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Botadala.
Swanton
Bay,
Eaat
Balla
Balla,
Octan
Falla,
Namu.
Alart
Bay.
Campball
Rlr,
and
Vaneouitr
atry
Saturday
11
a-m.
'
Aflanoy
for
all
Staamahlp
Llnaa.
Full
Information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD
Qanaral
Ant.
Ccrnar
of
4th
Strttt
and
3rd
Aanua,
Prlnea
Rupart,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTO.
Salllnn
from
Prince
Huperl
or
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA,
Swanaon
Bay,
and
Alart
Bay,
Tuaaday,
B
P.M.
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alart
Bay,
and
Swanaon
Bay,
Saturday,
10
A.M
For
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Sunday,
S
P.M.
For
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
Rlar
Cannarlaa,
Friday
A.M.
I2S
2nd
Aanua.
4.
Barnalay,
Aaant.
Print
Ruprt,
a.O
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
539
Gr.
601
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
G.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
Night
Phones
087
539
Gr.
001
Black
735
wc
world-QXmnnd,
Hills
&
Underwood
London
Dry
Gin
Distilled
by
the
famous
London
process-the
Bin
you
will
ask
for
again.
The
standard
of
purity
for
over
160
years.
$3.50
A
BOTTLE
Tills
advertisement
Is
not
inl,llaf,ed
op
Uispluyeti
liuor
Control
Hoani
or
hy
the
OoveriiS
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