Should
Refuse
To
Renew.
Sealing
Pact.
Canada
gains
very
little
from
Ihe
sealing
treaty
with
the
I'niled
States.
The
seals
are
caught
on
Ihe
Pribybiff
Islands,
slaughtered
like
pigs
'without
a
chaiue
for
life.
All
sport
is
Lken
from
the'
business
and
part
of
the
pro'ceeds
of
Ihe
calch
i
handed
oxer
lo
the
Canadian
(iovernment,
Ihe
sum
going
into
general
revenue.
If
pelagic
sealing
were
again
allowed,
boats
could
go
from
Victoria,
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
and
take
the
seals
in
Ihe
open
sea.
They
would
be
brought
here
and
sold
and
Prince
Rupert
would
gel
a
share
of
the
benefit.
The
Pacific
Coast
ports
should
unite
In
opposition
I
t
the
sealing
treaty
and
insist
that
Ihey
be
allowed
lo
engage
in
this
legitimate
business.
While
in
Ihe
open
sea
the
seals
are
Ihe
properly
of
suiy
who
may
take
them
jus
as
are
the
halibit'
or
the
salmon
or
herring
or
whales.
They
go
south
to
the
coast
of
California
and
pa
the
coast
of
British
Columbia
on
tileir
yay
north
and
may
be
easily
taken
in
the
course
of
their
migration.
During
that
time
they
get
a
chance
for
their
lives.
There
i
an
element
of
sport
in
the
hunting,
but
what
is
done
at
the
Prihylnlfs
by
the
American
duvernmeut
is
mulling
but
butchery.
This
is
the
time
to
take
action
to
prevent
the
treaty
being
renewed.
There
is
no
politics
in
the
move.
II
is
simply
a
national
industry
that
is
affected
and
we
havea
right
to
our
industries
and
should
refuse
to
have
them
destroyed
by
action
of
any
government.
Police'
Proposal'
Worthy
Consideration.
4
The
proposal
of
the
Allorney
General.
hi
take-over
tho
policing
of
Ihe
muiiiripnlityViiitl
thus-prevent
duplication
js
some
thing
to
be
considered
carefully
and
aclec)
on
only
after
full
investigation
of
the
details.
As
Ihe
law
stands
today,
if
the
At-lorney
fieneral
is
not
satisfied
with
Ihe
manner
in
which
Uir
liquor
laws
are
being
enforced
in
a
municipality,
special
offj.
cers
are
sent
in
and
the
cost
is
deducfed
from
the
share
of
liquor
profits.
In
ti
early
every
nluuicipality
Jast
year
there
was
a
deduction
of
some
kind
for
special
police.
Prince
Rupert
paid
her
quota
and
the
Attorney
fieneral
made
il
very
clear
that
this
was
one
of
many
places
where
Ihe
liquor
laws
were
not
salisfac-lorilv
enforced.
Everyone
understands
the
difficulty
of
enforcin'g
Ihe
liquor
laws.
It
is
difficult
for
local
men
to
undertake,
so
outsider
are
brought
in
quietly
Tind
often
wilh
good
effect.
If
the
policing
were
in
Ihe
hands
of
the
provincial
force
they
could
change
their
men
as
oflen
as
tliey
wished.
There
are
objections
to
handing
over
Ihe
policing
to
Ihe
province
and
also
there
are
factors
in
favor
of
it.
All
should
be
carefully
weighed
before
action
is
taken.
It
is
to
lie
supposed
that
the
people
will
be
fully
informed
before
they
are
asked
to
vote
on
the
mailer.
Proposal
-To
Build
Gymnasium
And
Swimming
Tank.
There
i
a
proposal
being
made
fnMhe
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
lo
lituld
a
gymnasium
and
swimming
tank
which
will
hi
Ihe
pri
potty
of
the
ejty.
At
the
liiucheou
of
the
Rolarv
(Hub
yesterday
it
was
reported
thai
a
lentalive
nrrauuenient
had
been
made
lo
secure
a
suitable
properly
for
the
purpose,
centrally
lo
caieu
ami
without
cost,
Hie
lillelo
lie
vested
in
Ihe
.city.
A.
A
Cox.
the
aifhiteit.
had
also
.surged
to
.prepare
tentative
plans
without
charge
together
'wflh
r-slitualeV
of
Hil
Vf
a'
f.b'uiblliig
anil
swimming
lank
suitable
for
Ibis
place.
-
'
If
the
scheme
goes
ahead
the
people
of
the
cilv
will"
be
asked
lo
subscribe
the
money
necessary
lo
build
it,
but
before
that
is
done
full
details
of
cot
and
plans
for
operation
will
be
sulttnitteil.
.
I
here
has
itcen
a
general
demand
for
such
a
plae
here
ami
this
is
llie
first
concrete
proposal
to
be
nrenared.
Commit
tees
of
Ihe
Rotary
Club
ami
fiyco
Club
are
working
on
il,
as
being
representative
organizations,
but
the
cily
will
own
the
property
when
conipleled.
The
comniillee
it
is
hoped
will
go
fully
into
every
phase
of
rost
and
operation
ami
make
everything
clear
to
the'
people
before
asking
for
their
support.
The
institution
i
badly
needed
but
il
is
desirable
that
when
it
is
established
il
shall
be
.just
whal
Ihe
people
want
and
operated
in
such
a
manner
a
to
give
the
besl
possible
resiills.
Lfifl
mjtt
"sMi
WMr
Strength
StrenathBffll
for
the
Weak
AN
EXCELLENT
PRESCRIPTION
Hot
Milk
-Hlf
cup.
HotWter-Hll
a
cup.
OXO-One
teasjpoonful
or
an
OXO
Cube.
Squeeze
of
Lemen.
Trtia
prescription
should
hm
taken
since
or
twico
day
ana
always
lust
bclor
f
oinc
owl.
Il
fhres
warmth
and
stra
nauriahmant
to
trt
systara,
and
is
an
ideal
sale-guard
against
Infactioa.
0X0
Cubes
are
concentrated
beef.
Oxo
creates
strength,
vigor,
vitality.
It
relieves
tiredness
and
is
both
a
food
and
tonic
Oxo
Cubes
used
in
cooking
convert
commonplace
dishes
into
tasty
fare.
In
tint
o(
41
Sc.
The
Great
Beef
Economy
as
a
'frel
up"
lo
the
tlotr
and
as
a
designation
Tor
travel
by
dop-drawn
sled.
Avoid
Hazards
Tragedies
of
Ihe'trail
for
men,
are
comparatively
few,
partly
because
Ihe
winter
drives
are
undertaken
only
hy
hardy,
experi
enced
men,
and
largely
because
of
Ihe
uncanny
ability
of
Ihe
logs
lo
avoid
hazards
of
Ihe
trail.
Overflows
are
dreaded
nos-
:
.
1..
.1
r
II...
nm'liMI
fT
Ulltlllt
.
.'lUM
ll
11117
IIMJ.IIIIIH
J
is
done
on
the
ice
of
rivers
or.
seas'
ami
Ihe
rest
of
it
overland
from,
one
body
of
waler
lo
an-
olher.
.Sometimes
the
swiftness
of
Ihe
current
or
the
entry
of
a
side
stream
causes
the
water
lo
flow
above
Ihe
ice.
making
slush
of
Ihe
snow.
There
lurks
death
for
man.
If
he
gels
into
it
Ins
legs
will
freeze
Irnvperatures
of
50
degrees-
below
zero
are
frequent
,on
the
trail.
Freezing
follows
instantly
afler
emer
gence
from
the
slush,
and
the
inusher
is
helpless.
Hut
a
good
lead
doc
deleels
an
overflow
a
qiile
off.
lie
scents
it.
and
suddenly
depart
from
Ihe
deep
(rail
and
Jean
tlii"
team
off
through
unbroken
snow.
Around
the
overflow
he
detours,
canning
back
to
the
trail
when
'past
Ihe
slush.
Mocassins
on
Dogs
On
tee
entered
wilh
projections,
called
spear
ice,
oc
curring
on
rivers
ami
seas,
ine
dog
wear
moccasins.
Sometimes
under
pressure,
such
as
when
:ton,iino
units
of
antitoxin
were
taken
from
Nenena
on
the
Alaska
Itailroad
January
27
and
delivered
in
Nome,
by
relays
of
log
leant
February
2,
several
log
are
carried
on
Ihe
sleds,
the
animal
taking
turns
at
rid-iug
ami
running.
,
The
principal
sled
dogs
are
.
.
.
.
ml
1
'
II
I.
.
I
THE
DAILY
NiTTS
PAflE
TWO
'
'
"
W
f
:
-
You
Cannot
Surpass
"SALADA"
GREEN
TEA
Its
luscious
freshness
&
rich
strength
make
it
finer
than
any
Gunpowder,
Japan
or
Young
Hyson.
Sold
everywhere.
Ask
for
SALADA
to-day.
The
Daily
News
IMUNCK
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLU.UWA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue.
11.
F.
PULLEX,
.Managing
Editor.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
-
98
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
-
-
-
86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Friday,
.March
13,
1925.
1
Dog
Travel
in
Far
North
is
Filled
with
Peril
but
Few
Casualities
Result
from
it
SEATTLE,
Mar.
1:1.
The
diphtheria
epidemic
in
Nnnit',
Aliik,
bringing
deperale
race
between
death
and
dyg
teams
wilh
antitoxin,
centered
the
attention
of
the
country
on
what
has
become
a
comnioplace
lo
'Sourdough,'4
Ihe
usual
method
or
(ranspoiiation
in
the
frozen
interior
of
Ihe
northern
territory
in
winter
an
adventure
at
best.
II
is
only
on
such
invasions
as
epidemics
thai
Ihe
mushing
is
carried
out
at
such
hazardous
speed,
but
the
usual
progress
across
Ihe
centre
of
Alaska
is
made
ouce
a
fortnight
throughout'
the
winter
liv
the
mail
earner.
vi..i
HZ
it
miles
from
Xe-i
hills
a
team
ami
Iwo
men
m;iy
tana
lo
Xnnie.
Xuinenuis
other
!
work
from
six
in
the
iimrniuK
trailers,
prospectors
ami
trap-j
ulil
nine
at
nijrlil
advalieinp
only
pers
are
on
Ihe
;o
froiiucully
j
ten
miles.
for
lonir-or
short
journeys.
French-Canadian's
in
the
employ
of
Ihe
Hudson's
Hay
Com
pany
.too,
years
affo,
ininimn
the
ne
of
ditfrs
unl
spvls
from
j
Eskimos
in
Ihe
Tar
northwest
of
America,
used
lo
shout
"marche
';
when
I
hey
wauled
Ihe
iIojjs
to
M,e,..l
on.
In
the
mouths
.of
Twenty-one
Kiiviish-spcakinsr
men
this
lie-i
came
"mush,"
which
has
stuck;
SCHOOL
USES
In
Month
.1
TOO
MUCH
FUEL
and
a
half
Tons
Consumed
at
Booth
School
.lust
how
much
fuel
si
school
the
size
if
the
Booth
ehoo
should
consume
in
healing
il
was
dieuseil
lasl.
night
informally
by
Hie
school
board.
ll,wa
reported
by
ihev
janitor
thai
II!
4
Ions
was
used
in
Ihe
month
or!
about
a
ton
a
day
for
each
day;
Ihe
building
was
used.
This
ill
was
considered
hy
the
school
i
hoard
was
excessive.
The
com-j
inillee
in
charge
of
that
school
was
asked
lo
investigate
further,
and
try
to
find
out
what
was!
wrong
with
Ihe
healing
system
and
reoorf
hack
at
a
future
meeting.
II
was
mentioned
that
llordeu
Street
school
consumed
only
lihout
200
pound
a
day.
Those
present
at
the
meeting
were
C.
II.
Orme,
chairman:
V.
K.
Williams,
II.
II.
Hochesler.
V.
K.
Fulloil,
Sid
Johnstone.
lecretnry
anre
and
the
princi
pals
of
t
In
s
'hools.
POLICE
REPORT
Twenty-two
Cases
In
Court
During
February
and
Collections
Totalled
$320
There
were
'2
cases
in
thej
cily
police
court
during
lhe
'month
of
February,
and
roller-1
"""'.lions
totalled
3-'(l
according
lo
Ihe
report
of
Chief
YV.
II.
yckers
suhiniltcd
lo
Ihe,
police
commission
al
Ihe
regular
monthly
meeting
yesterday'
afternoon.
The
22
cases
dealt
wilh
resulted
jn
lit
conviction,
2
dismissal
and
one
perilling.
The
collection
or
.'I20
included
-f2t
Tor
keep
of
provincial
prisoners,
Ihe
ihalaurc
being
fines.
There
were
three
raid
under
the
Oovern-nient
Liquor
Act
resulting
in
!lwo
convict
ions.
.
Weights
of
JlnsKles
ami
la.anni.es,
jium.-p
,
,
;jm
are
crosses
of
domestic
dogs
mull.
.
fnllI11,
,.,.,
Tlm
prairie
wolves.
They
weigh
Co:
totalled
ii:tli
lo
r,5
pound.
Malamui
are
,,.
,,
crosses
of
domestic
dogs
anil
'
limlmr
wolves.
'I'llOV
weigh
75
:
ifi.
n-..--.-..
pound
and
up.
The
leatler
arejl
light
in
weiahl.They
are
tirain
worker,
and
really
lead.
They.
J
do
not
work,-
luit
watcn
me
trail..
Trail
'dog's
seep
comfortaby
in
J,he.
finoykv..
1J
eyee
blizzard
;Hh"5'Atiiskai:
will
leave
hi
dogs
lo
hlirrnw
in
(he
snow
and
oullasl
Ihe
storm
if
they
can,
nnd
he
will
make
his
way
lo
shHIer.
Half
Wolves
The
hond
between
a
driver
anil
til
dogs
is
nol.
exactly
thai
pictured
by
a
dog-lover
in
the
Stales.
The
mushing
dog.
being
half
wolf,
generally
would
live
like
a
wolf
except
for
restraint-.
Most
sounlinigh
profess
lo
feel
I
no
love
for
sled
dogs,
and
aver
l
that
the
tings
'feel
none
for
them.
tin
the
nher
hand
such
a
writer
a
Hudson
Stuck,
Kpitcopal
The
Man
in
the
Moon
.
VYS:-
T1IKHHS
one
'thing
aboul
cross
-word;
puzzle,.
I
hey
hayo
inlro'llii-.l
lpmai(itijiif
peojde
lo
a
new
book
and
thai
hook
N
the
dictionary.
I
KNOW
a
man
With
hugs
in
his
allie,
Who
gels
up
and
talks
Hill
il
sounds
just
like
sialic.
IF
I
hail
all
Ihe
money
I
have
earned
ami
was
paid'
all
I
t
It
Ink
I
am
worlh,
say
hoy,
I'd
he
rich
I
'TJIKllK'S
one
thing
about
Ibis
general
inn,
IJie
girls
are
nnU
loo
prudish
to
say
"legs."
nrrhdeaenn
of
the
Yukon
and
HKIirCLNfl
seems
to
he
nonu
Arctic
regions,
affirms
Ihat
lar
wilh
many
super-slouls
and
some
'sled
dogs
love
some
men.
jso
my
hanker
tells
me
il
is
wilh
lioizs
are
used
in
Alaska
fnrihiin.
He
like
to
see
me
re-winter
travel
only.
In
the
sum-'ihire
my
overdraft,
mor
Ihey
live
in
camps,
where
j
they
are
chained
each
lo
a
trol
ley
wire
Hint
gives
lilm
a
run.j
For
If
Ihey
could
reach
each
other,
there
usually
would
be
trouble.
In
winler.
work
and
the
blncksnake
whip
keep
Ihpm
in
order.
On
the
trail
they
are
fed
once
every
21
hours
on
whal
ever
the
master
i
able
lo
give
them.
fttfteti
il
is
dried
fili.
Ride
and
Walk
A
passenger
may
ride
on
Ihe
sled,,
hut
Ihe
driver
Tuns
behind
il
and
rides
on
the
rear
runners
alternately.
A
good
day's
traieli
is
to
In
SO
miles,
hut
In
a
uiorm
and
la
bad
going
amonl
ff
TMi
suflrt-r
Mially
tvrtni
with
sVIn
dlf
f
U
15
vrut
ol
aufrcrlni
thr
M
wlxilt
fir
Indy
clrarrd
off
In
4
$
days
a
nrw
skin
frown
noiMin,
noiicmng,
no
IrrlUtioi.
I
Ills
story
arrms
lnrrJiLle
ai
dn
tmndrrns
M
nOirr
caart
rrlirvrd
by
the
powerful
liquid
tot
tlie
trratmrnt
U
skla
dlmim.
T
firn
ttM
k,ni,
t,litn
tr
ymr
mwi
Trt
U.
D.
V.
ft.
It,
O
RIMES
LIMITED
V?
Ercry
ulkiug
.
1
machine
h
nut
,
JVICTHOIA
I
Uliybuyasub'
1
tti'tutryou
I
Aofx-will
doa
1
I
wcll.Grnuinc
I
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VIL'TROLAS
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entertainment
in
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beautiful
cabinet
is
found
in
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Master's
Voice"
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adapt-able
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suitable
radio
equipment
you
may
choose
to
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or
construct
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left
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and
back
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IS
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Ten
Years
Ago
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in
Pilnce
Rupert
,
March
13,
1915.
Young
Martin
of
Ihe
sleatnc"
Prince
.lohu
has
jssiietl
a
challenge
lo
meet
any
light
or
welterweight
in
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Oolumhia.
Word,
ha
beea
received
of
Ihe
death
in
action
of
Waller
Smith.
son
of
K-Atd.
Venittr
W.
Sniitli.
1le
enlisted
with
Iht't
7Jnd
Sea.
forlh
llighla'.ders
of
Vancouver.
The
recent
granting
of
fishery
iint'essions
lo
this
port
was
one
if
Ihe
chief
items
considered
at
he
monthly
meeting
of
the
Hoard
tt
Traile
Ihst
nighl.
It
is
Tell
that
epneerU'
aclion
is
now
necessary
lo
place
Prince
Ilnperl
ui
ti
same
Jiasis
as
Ketchikan
regarding
Ihe
supplying
of
fishermen
wilh
Ice,
hail,
provisions,
fuel,
etc.
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