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nAfLT
KDITION
Fish
Business
Is
Of
Utmost
Importance.
Tuesday,
July
7,
1925.
Ihe
halibut
fishing
business
is
of
utmost
importance
to
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
and
to
the
railway
company
and
for
that
reason
it
is
a
little
difficult
to
understand
the
.action
of
Hie.
company
in
refusing
to
carry
local
fish
offering
by
the
buyers
at
this
pint.
There
probably
are
mechanical
difficulties
but
the
fish
must
gel
to
market
quickly
if
the.business
is
to
be
retained
here.
The
case
is
accentuated
when
the
sale
takes
place
on
Saturday,
no
train
goes
out
on
Sunday
and
Monday's
train
cannot
take
it
all.
By
Tuesday
a
lot
nT
valuable
time
has
been
lost.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
negotiations
now
under
way
will
result
in
some
better
arrangement
than
seems
to
be
in
force
at
present.
Sports"
As
Means
r,v-
f
'Vi:
.!
r
:
-l
:
Of
Getting
Together.
The
value
of
athletic
sports
and
games
to
improve
interna
tionai
relationships
and
to
bring
aitout
closer
association
be
tween
cities
and
towns
and
village
communities
is
seen
everywhere.
The
other
day
in
the
name
of
sport-
a
special
boat
was
chartered
which
took
Prince
Rupert
people
to
Ketchikan.
Villages
along
the
railway
meet
in
competition
at
baseball
or
football.
Sii
in
every
part
of
this
country
and
the
world
we
find
sports
and
games
drawing
people
closer
together.
They
meet
to
play
and
the
result
is
beneficial
to
each.
r
t
Salmon
Fisheries
nuiuuiy
i
neir
uwn,
It
is
very
satisfactory
to
know
Dial
the
salmon
fisheries
eeni
to
lie
Holding
their
own
in
spile
of
the
rather
intensive
fishing
which
is
going
on.
The
regulations
providing
for
a
weekly
close
season
seem
to
be
effective
in
allowing
a
sufficient
number
or
salmon
to
pas
the
nets
to
the
spawning;
grounds.
Added
to
that
is
the
action
of
the
fisheries
department
in
keeping
the
streams
Tree
from
obstructions.
Complaints
are
sometimes
made
that
fishing
is
allowed
too
close
to
the
mouths
of
small
streams
with
fatal
results,
but
lliese
are
small
matters
of
administration
and
do
not
affect
the
inaitiissue.
Providing
Business
For
The
Elevator.
'Inhere
iftems
to
be
a
"little
difference
of
opinion
as
to
the
besj
nieUiod'lof
proceeding
ftr
getting
business
for
the
elevator.
While
u:
great
many-
fay(,n!lif(ijatidi,pf-ai
local
brokerage
company,
others
seem
lo
iifhM
r-i,
mum
is
iu
t-siniMiMi
ncic.
j
ii
any
rae
me
euori
is
irood
and
.f
1...
1
.
I
J..
j
-
.
-
-
rii
mu
jir
ut-Mmoie
iu
iorm
a
company
that
woo
d
an
n
n
n
ousiuess
iu
insure
mat
right
rmm
the
first
Ihe
elevator
will
be
GRANT'S
Best
Procurable'
M
(THE
OHICINAU
Pure
Scotch
Whisky
I
RICHEST
IN
FINrST
HIGHLAND
MALT
Dot
tin!
ud
ttnmtti
kjt
William
Cam
61
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Unite
OokIkUkIi
and
B.lvn-anliv.l
OislillcnM.
Dull-lowm4iX:i4waw.
ScMlui.
This
advdrtisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
the
JOHN
HOUSTON
-
Trail
Blazer
By
Charles
Harrison
Gibbons
in
"The
Lance"
Victoria's
new
weekly
paper
Rummaging
through
accumiilaled
old
papers
with
intent
to
burn
most
of
them,
1
came
across
one
letter
in
handwriting
I
did
not
at
first
remember.
It
was
a
forceful
flowing
band,
the.
letters
boldly
black,
words-
intermittently
linked
together,
lines
well
spaced
and
trending
upward
according
to
chirographical
experts
invariably
indicative
of
daring
optimism)
and
every
stroke
dogmatically
decisive.
No
man
could
write
such
a
hand
unless
of
determined
type
.
le
could
iyvcr
be
a
"yes,
yer-er.'J
1
looked
for
Ihe
signature.
"Why
of
coursfanthftt's
just
how
he
would
write!"
the
signature
was.
I
"John
Houston."
'
,
There
wasn't
anything
in
that
particular
letter
to
warrant
its
preservation,
hut
It
started
mem
ory
hack-trailing-
to
m
uj
when
Houston
was
an
untirown-eil
kins
of
'the
Kootenay,
idol
of
Nelson
City,
mayor
there
so
Ions
.
i
.
.....1
as
tie
wamcii
to
i)iinui.-isi
unu
champion
of
his
habitat
and
its
tecislalive
renresentative
a
isioii,
a
.virile
journalist,
jiol
til-
portfolio
was
,
that
John
Houston
ways
scrupulously
eorrec.j
in
omi
sumn
iiiiugs
uiai
migiu
ue
Conduct
or
suavely
spoken,
but
all
right
for
.
Mr.
Houston
but
physirally
and
mentally
strong,
would
Hot
n
for
a
Minister
of
in
times
and
places
where,
llie
i.rown.
1
strength
was
the
niasterkey.
Ij
That
wrote
finis
to
John'
wonder
if
Nelson
ever
has
raised;
Houston
s
political
ambitions
and
any
permanent
monument'
to
him'
made
him.
an
even
more
polcn-j
its
first
mayor,
its
first
news-
tiU
nangerous
slick
off
dyna-
paper
champion,
its
first
provin-
mite
to
have
about
the
assembly,
cial
parliamentarian?
Or
liasj
chamber.
He
sojved
a
difficulty
Prince
Hupert
or
Prince
5eorge,
ilial
was
becoming
embarrassing
in
each
or
winch
places
iiso
ne
was
in
the
vanguard
of
courage
ous
pioneers?
A'
Man's
Man
Always
John
Houston
liriiui,
r.niomhi.i
nffuir
iiu;1"'!
me
by
political
leader
Ulso
was'a
shade!!inr,an
rpago
special
story
..."
,.r
tii
n.i,
in
i
"II
t
I
uiiuip
nun
supporter,
especially
as
to
.
railway
policies.
The
government
quest
He
of
the
sniffed
brimstone
at
each-
and
everyi
n.P.H.
move
and
mistook
thej
Every
ship
that
comes
here
has
to
Be
lined
with
lumber
.indlance.
Mr;
Brown
for
a
work
or
this
provides
u
market
for
the
mill
and
also
work
for
carpenters
'more
tentatively
caressed
a
bump
and
others.
Jl
is
of
the
utmost
importance
ili.it
Hip
.iev.-ii.r
....!
u
i.,,i
n..i.i,lrtt.,i
nu
to
an
old-fashioned
ebony
ruler,
a
convenient
and
formidable
dek
weapon
for
one
of
sedentary
habit.
No
Modesty
Complex
When
John
Houston
came
to
Victoria
In
assume
his
parliamentary
duties,
it
was
with
no
agraiil
modest
thought
of
warming
any
back-bench
seat.
Nor
dbl
he
sec
any
reason
he
should
serve
a
novitiate
while
familiarizing
himself,
with
the
ropes
of
the
imposing
law
foundry
overlooking
James
Ilay.i.
On
the
contrary
he
wus
firmly'
convinced
that
hn
Was
cast
byj
nature
in
the
mould
of
an
ideal
1
Mines
Minister,
lie
.confessed
it
1
to
the
Premier,
too,
and
so
elab-oraled
bis
claims
and
-qualifications
that
his
niitfte.
soon
after
hvas
submitted
for'
cabinet
pre
ferment.
Came
the
unexpected!
Sir
Henri
July
de
Lotbiiviere
then
reigned
at
Government
House.
His
Honor,
too,
wus
a
strong
man
with
a
will
of
his
own,
albeit
a
cnuVJly
aristocrat.
He
hurled
not
the
commonplace
monkey-wrench
but
The
mace
of
veto
In-
to
the
routine
machinery,
shattering
lonji-e.stalilished
precedent
by
deciining-to
ucaept
the
inlli-tanl
.Nelson
member
;S
one
of
his
advisers.
Am(.
while
Jlis
language
was
polished
and
graceful,
there
was
no
doubt-what
he-meant.
His
pioneer
of
a
species
now
all
-but
reason
for
refusing
to
ratify
Mr.
extinct,
a
trail-blazer,
a
man
of
,
Houston's
recommendation
for
a
liv
Inuvinr
hiiitn
it.l.lnnK.
l.n.,1
'j
....ip.
ru'llll
hij
iif-nu-
ed
south.
j
Prepared
His
Own
Poison
This
was
more
than
twenty
fier?ely,years
ago.
J.
c.
Mcl.agan
had!
cjiinionaled,
direct
iu
speech
ami
died
not
Ions'
before
and
I
had
action,
a
friend
to
the
last
ditch1
succeeded
him
in
editorial!
and
a
resourceful
and
uncom-
charge
of
the
Vancouver
Wortd.
.
.
..
.
i
.1
..
i
.
.
I
promising
enemy..
No
man
did
1
ersisi.-iu
rumor
nau
it
in.it
.
.
II.,
I...
J
I
.
.
,
.
more,
lounuationaiiy,
towaru
"""-'"'
"u
locaieu
awesn
in
making
Nelson
the
city
it
is.
No
."Omrieid,
Nevada,
a
boom
town
man
gave
himself
more
usefullyjat
llie
moment
riding
1
lie
crest
or
disinterestedly
to
public
ser-j01
Ils
intoxicant
wave.
Nelso
i
vice
in
the
early
days
of
Prince
WPl"V
nngeiy
and
confused.
Ilupert.
No
one
worked
half
as
llir'
hadn
t
Ili
slighlesl
know-hard
or
in
the
face
of
such
It,,iM!
whether
or
not.
their
men-heavy
handicaps
to
put
Prince
,,Pr
intended
to
return
and
re
i-'ieorge
on
the
map.
resent
them
luring
llie
session
Houston
was
at
one
and
the
near-
i-wroie
lo
(.oi.irie'd,
same
time-aowec.
of.-1
strength
a1ji"?
1iin-
t-ind
a
thorn
in
the
flesh
of
Pro-
J'"
,li4'!,;
,l,,.r
1
,iud
I
reply,
vincial
Conservatism,
in
the
in-
He,
''.
be
it
reniembered,
i
Jfancy
of
the
McBride
regime!
""".'P
onservanve.
j
nere
was
wIiimi
Hih
tin
i-
iiik
atwl
Hi..
Tinli-!""
'a""V
.
iirii-iin;-iiiiifr
lie
were
si
ill
a
trifle
bewildered
...
...
over
tlie
new
parly
alignment
'cheek
in
his
was
Iliad
a
Liberal
answered
answered
make-up.
Ours
newspaper,
lie
transmit
-
in
ins
own
pom
nanuwriiiig
out-lpokenl
vui.-ii'n.Tii
.,ui
..
under
1
a
iuneiu
uaicnne,
in
iii;ii
me
i
uuuway
.meinner
ior
Nelson"
(htnsejf)
was
held
-
up
desired
tri
live
in.
anuty
with
thej'"
im""c
.
cn
C.P.H.
The
mayor
of
and
mem-
fT
o"
fl
,?f,
a,,.
p
ai,d
her
for
Nelson
was
Out
will,
knife.
I'"
-a'-dled
will,
a
vi
-
and
tomahawk
in
company's
scalp.
iiru-Mit-.tK
uiiKiiuwii
,io
present
journalistic
standards,
as
a
r.'-
inegrade
and
a
quitter.
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m"-
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,
,
say
o
i
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in
I
track
of
a
.Satanic,
la
.
i
,f
Jf
,
,(
H.ere
was
a
time
wbenjfi.n
,pok,
B.
)pn.tllesi-
HiauglmesKy
h,mself,
supported
,
:
,,
on
the
one
hand
by
General
Pu-
'
h"
"
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T
'"
'
.
a
hoot,
and
-its
to
,
,
,,
,
,.
the
coining
mc.
perintendeni
Marpole
and
on
,I(t
,
,
,f
oilier
hand
by
l-.xecutiv.e
Agent
,
vlml.nit
vipil,n.
0
Heorge
McL.
ltrown
now
(Sir,
.,n
i.,
f.eorpa.
invaded
the
ed
lorial
,
JM
C0In
J)a,.k
fn
M)e
deo
at
Nelson
either
to
read
lhoAion
,.lf
ni(mry
,Prvft,
ariplll)
not
act
or
to
extort
terms
of
,)Ul
.,,,,,4
duties
peace
iroiu
ineir
uery
n.ciiuio.
...
ere
hrf.n'mixl
'oeVTo'n'etorilv
and
jusi
wnai
ineir
program
was
re-i
....
n
lovd..v
nt
mains
velleil
In
"niysleay.
1'hey
,.,,.
t,
..,
Vrii.f
,.,,.1
i,
i'JS.VVbail
a
'charu'vM'fi
disclose
it
i,urrj),
there.'
'
"
before
Houston,
singie-nanueu,
nniiaif,n
in
Pi-in
11,1.
evicted
Ihenv
A
flyiuig
inkstand1
is
reputed
to
liave
-registered
abnormal
development
of
philn-
Ipiogenitiveness
but
which
renlly
was
the
record
of
an
introduction!
Here's
a
real
shortcake
pert
and
Prince
(ieorge
and
how
lie
read
his
own
obituary,
will
tie
published
tomorrow.
.
i
HELD
CELEBRATION
ON
SATURDAY
LAST
Three
Bands
Present
at
Port
Esslngton
for
Big
Event.
Dances
In
Evening.
POM'
KSrSINUTON,
July
7.
This
(own
held
its
Dominion
Day
celebration
on
Saturday
so
as
lo
not
interfere
with
the.
fishing.
A
full
program
of
sports
and
games
were
run
off,
includ
ing
fool
races
and
canoe
races,
't
hree
bands
were
present
and
in
the
evening
two
dances
were
held,
one
by
the
Metlakalla
band
jjtid
the
oilier
in
Community
Hall
by
the
Kinpinx
hand.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
f.harlolle
Land
Hc-rnrding
District
of
Prince
llu-
perl,
and
situate
at
Ilooney
Point,
firaham
Island,
Hrilish
Columbia.
Take
Notice
that
Langara
Fishing
&
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
Masself,
H.C.,
occupation
Packers,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following,
de
scribed
land:
-
Commencing
at
a
post'planfed
at
Ilooney
Point,
Graham
Island,
HriOsh
Columbia;
thiMice
northerly
five
chains,
more
or
less,
lo
low
water
mark;
thence
westerly
alonjr
low
water
mark
one
hundved
and
sixty
chains;
thence
southerly
five
chains;
thence
easterly
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
less,
to
point
of
j
commencement,
and
'
containing
eighty
acres,
more
or
less.
LANGARA
FISHING
&,
PACKING!
PACKING
W).
LTD.
Applicant.
Per
K.
II.
Simpson.
Agent.
Dated
.Tune
12th,
1925.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
Notice
of
Application
for
Beer
License
Notice
is
hereby
given,
that
on
the
ll
lb
day
of
June
next,
the
undersigned
intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
r
licence
in
respect
lo
premises
being
part
of
the
building
known
as
Hudson
Bay
Hotel,
Telegraph
Creek,
B.C.
upon
thp
lapds
described
as
Lnls
3
and
i;
block
2,
map
975,
Prince
lluperl
Land
Registration
District,
'in
'the
Province
of
British
.Columbia,
for
the
sale
Of
beer
by
lbs
glass
or
by
open
bollle
for
consumption
on
the
premises.
Dated
this
25!h
day
of
Ma
v.'
1
925;
KRIC
McGKKR,
Lessee,
Applicant.
I
'
',''
Here's
a
shortcake
more
delicious,
more
nourishing
and
more
easily
digested
than
the
ordinary
shortcake
that
is
made
of
soggy
white
flour
dough.
Dip
the
strawberries
over
hredded
Wheat
then
serve
with
sugar
and
cream.
.A
treat
for
the
warm,
sultry
days
cool
and
refreshing.
Contains
all
the
iron
you
need,
all
the
vitamines
you
need,
all
the
bran
you
need.
A
wholesome,
nourishing
dish
for
breakfast,
for
lunch,
for
dinner.
'Mostfood
for
least
money
ORMES
LIMITED
Something
New
for
the
Children
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
LOLLIPOPS
A
pure,
high-class
Candy
in
a
new
form.
Each
,4.
.
.
10o
4
A
Ileal
Bargain
In
VACUUM
BOTTLES
We
bought
this
lot
tery
cheap.
On
sale
at
each
..
.
...
55c
RINEX
A
guaranteed
relief
iu
cases
of
Head
Cold.
Hay
l-'eter,
etc.
oiir
money
back
If
nol
satisfied
with
results.
Per
bottle
,
$1.00
'FREE
ENLARGEMENT
,
Bring
your
iltns
and
negatives
in
for
us
to
develop
and
print.
Save
the
coupons
in
the
envelopes
and
ct
a
free
enlargement.
ORMES
LIMITED
The
Pioneer
Druggists
The
Rexall
Store
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
Phone
82
and
200
WHEN
TEACHER
"Kept
you
in"
llemembcr
when
you
were
a
liltle
girl
and
how
you
fell
when
teacher
ket
yon
in
"after
school"
on
ij
bright,
spring
afternoon?
And
isn't
it
llie
same
when
washing
keeps
you
in
the
house
now
that
spring
is
here?
Our
Family
Washing
Service
will
do
your
washing
thoroughly
and
iron
all
your
flat
work,
with
romplete
sat
isfnetion.
Lei
our
representative
explain
lo-
you
this
Do
Luxe
Laundry
Service
for
people
who
are
only
satisfied
wilh
the
CANADIAN
Steam
LAUNDRY
Phone
8
DON'T
Throw
Money
Away!
When
contemplating
house
or
boat
building
get
our
mill
prices
on
your
lumber"
requirements.
IT
WILL
SAVE
YOU
MONEY
We
are
agent
for
Ihe
Prince
lluperl
.Spruce
Mills
and
can
quote
you
altrarUve
prices
on
Iheir
products:
Cedar
Timbers
and
8hlp!ap.
Cedar
Boat
Lumber.
Spruce
and
Hemlock
Finish.
8pruce
and
Hemlock
Flooring.
Spruce
Shlplap.
Spruce
Dimension.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Phones
116
and
564.