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Friday.
April
2
J,
Killing
Of
Fish
By
Passing
Seal
Herds.
Just
now
the
seal
herds
are
passing
up
Hie
mast
and
this
is
Hie
lime
when
the
salmon
are
returning.
They
have
not
reached
the
rivers
yet
but
quilt;
likely
Ihey
may
be
outride'
where
the
.eals
pass
and
may
be
devoured
wholesale
by.
the
herds
Iravcl-Jing
toward-Alaska.
Al
any
rale
it
i
very
clear
that
while
pass:-Ing
our
shores
Ihe
seals
consume
many
tons
of
fish
annually,
fish
I
hat
would
otherwise
be
caught
and
w
ill
add
lu
the
prosperity
of
Prince
Rupert.
That
i-
jusf
one
additional
.reason
why
the
seal
hunting
should
he
thrown
open
after
next
year.
American
Constitution
And
British
Empire.
Dean
Inge
of
St.
PaiilVtCalhcriral,
London,.
England,
usu
ally
known
as
the
"gloomy
dean"
who
is
visiting
Yale
sily
where
he
is
delivering
a
course-of
lectures
In
he
tud'ii?s.
says
the
twn
greatest
achievements
j
f
history
are
the
American
Constitution
and
the
British
Empire.
Doubtless
he
put
the
American
Constitution
first
out
of
respect-
In
the
people
with
whom
he
is
visitiifg.
The
dean
often
says
things
(hat
are
a
little
startling
n:u
sometimes"
they
are
true.
It
would
seem
'that
he
tifleu
avs
unconventional
things
just
to
set
his
hearers
thinking.
At
jnnv
rale
he
is
the
mosC
spectacular
of
-all
the.,
church
digiiilarif
of
the
establishment.
DiHjJilless
lie
will
enjoy
Jijs,
visit
.'at
yale
at
Ml
Ihe
students
also
will
enjoy
it.
Hisvisit
wilt
help
to
remeu
the
meiMlhip
that
already
exists
between
that
nation
and
the
British
people,
including
Canada.
.
'
.
.
One
Senator
Is
At
Last
Awake.
One
nf
the
Canadian,
Senators
at
last
has
.an
original
idea
and
is
uwake
to
the
fael
that
he
is
something
monMhau
an
"Inmate"
of
the
Canadian
Old
Men's
Home.
This
time
it
is
a
man
named
Lynch
Staunton,
who
proposes
to
reduce
the,
rvpr'eseii-S
tation
in
the
House
nf
Commons.
Possibly
Ibis
is
a
slap
hack
at
Hie
proposed
interference
by
the
Commons
in
the-
const
Him
lion
i
r
the
"Senate.
It
was
hardly
to
be
expected
that
the
Senators
would
have
had
enough
energy-to
fight
back.
They
have
never
iir
the
past
shown
any
indications
nf
activity
except
in
trying
to
stop
the
wheels
of
progress
from
turning.'
r
,
'
Lynch
Staunton
would
have
the
basis
of
representation
changed.
Al
present
Quebec
always
has
03
and
naturally
if
the
rest
of
the
country
increases
in
population
there
will
in
time
be,
a
House
nf
Commons
as
big
and
cumbersome
as
that
of
(ireat
Britain.
The
big
families
of
Quebec
have
su
far
Iwen
the
factor
that
saved
the
situation.
The
difficulty
with
the
scheme
is
that
Quebec
will
hardly
agree
to,-
reduction
nf
lier
representation.
While
there
mav
lie!
mtire
members.
of
Parinuiejit
a.
.present
;Jhanj
eeiri
necessary.
I
when
ynu
Innk
at
m
1tef4fa
that
they
could
not
well
be
increased
to
any
extent.
Skeena
'
for
example,
lakes
in
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
pnrtlaifd
Canal
and
Atiin
Mining
districts
south
to
Iwyoml
Ocean
Falls
and,
along
Ihe
line
or
railway
to
somewhere
around
Endako.
All
that
has
to
be
looked
after
by
one
man.
If
the
representation
is!
v
to
be
reduced
the
size
nf
that
constituency
ninst
be
increased.'
Thai
would
hardly
be
reasonable.
Direct
Shipments
From
This
Port.
The
era
of
direct
and
to
the
Uiiitel
Kingdom
and
other
pads
of
Ktirope
seem
to
be
npproaehing.
feW
shipment
have
al
readv
lu"i'ii
ni!iil.
I
...
4
slill
most
pnluet
have
lo
go
by
way
of
some
oilier
port.
Yesterday
Francis
Millerd
drew
attention
to
the
advanla-c
il
would
be
u
him
tn
make
direct
shipments,
simifthiiig
that
huddles
will
be
done
another
year.
A
Lesson
in
Success
Teach
your
children
to
save.
Open
a
Union
Bank
Savings
Account
for
each
of
them.
Let
them
be
friends
with
the
Bank
Teller
and
take
their
own
deposits
to
him.
r
mmtit
tomd
t
iwu
i'
thm
uringt
hmbit
fPDOODO
:
wk
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Branch
-
H.
H.
Little,
Manager
MOTHERWELL
ON
FISHERIES
Tells
Rotary
Club
of
Condition
of
Industry
and
Danger
of
Hasty
Policy
The
value
of
the
fisheries
and
Ihe
present
favorable
condition
of
Ihe
salmon
market
were
meii-lioned
yesterday
by
Major
J.
A.
Motherwell,
chief
inspector
of
fisheries
for
the
province,
in
his
address
tq
the
Hol.iry
Club
yesterday
at
their
'luncheon.
After
tin;
war
the
canneries
hail
suffered
considerable
loss
lit)!
last
year
so
hie
of
J
hem
were
to
retrieve
those
losses.
This
year,
the
inspector
said
ti
poor
socReye
year
was
anitci-
paled
luil
no
one
could
tell
what
was
going
to
happen.
They
may
hi
all
mistaken.
The
difficulty'
in
making
prophecies
was
that
no
one
knew
what
happened
to
the
fish
while
they
were
at
sea
from
the
time
when
they
left
1
lie
river
until
they
returned.
If
all
the
fisfl
were
four-year
fish
It
Would
not
be
so
difficult
but
st
mie
of
them
live
five
years.
There
was
a
I
way
:
deprpid
for
ockeye
luit
Willi
other
varieties
it
was
different.
.
,
With
Hie
demand
for
salmon
increased,
intensified
patrol
wa-s
lesiralde.
Every
salmon
which
was
not'
personally
escorted
by
a
fishery
officer
would
be
out
of
luck
this
year.
Enemies
of.
Fish
Speaking
of
the
enemies
nf
salmon',
.Mr.
Motherwell
said
they
were
constantly
trying
to
improve
the
."pawning
beds
and
dso
remove
obstructions
from
Ihe
streams.
At
the
sessions
of
the
fisheries
commission
they
had
been
asked
lo
destroy
eagles,
liear.frulls,,.
dolly
varden.
trout,
ducks
and
other
creatures
which
it
as
allege'.!'
killed
off
'the
salmon.
They
had
killed
off
qiiau-lities
of
sea
lions.
Last
year
2.-70(1
were
killed
and
people
in
the
districts"
affected
were
appreciating
the
results.
f,,ivinK..jn
instance
of
misinformation
supplied
to
officials
'W'dJljk'rnnK'
demand
for
killing
of
..supposed
enemies
of
fish,
Mr.
Motherwell
mentioned
what
happened
in
(he
Mississippi
ittver.Thc
supply
of
mussels
dim
inished
so
that,
it
was
difficult
lo
fret
a
supply
for.
the
button
factories
there.
It
was
asked
that
the
government
eliminate
Ihe
foarsefish.
They
set
the
.'Xperlsi
to
work
to
find
out
if
that-action
..
would
be
correct
iney
iook
some
or
Ihe
coarse
fish
and
shut
them
in-tanks
and
watched
Ihcm.
Soon
they
discov
ered
that
Ihe
mussels
propaga
ted
at
Ihe
base
of
the
fins
of
Hie
coarser
fish,
so
if
the
fish
had
been
destroyed
there
then
would
have
been
no
mn.isfls.
litis
showed
what
care
was
necessary
in
determining,
in
Kill
nlT
any
inimals
nr
birds
which
it
mifdit
he
thought
were
injurious.
Major
Motherwell
mentioned
Ihe
sealing
treaty
and
expressed
as
his
own
opinion
that
there
was
jonhf
Vhetner
the
treafv
would
he
abrogated
or
not.
lip
ralher
thought
it
would
not.
NOT
AT
ALL
PLEASED
WITH
.AMERICANS
WHO
SEIZED
THEIR
STEAMER
Engineer
Says
Employers
Treat
ed
Them
Well
by
Paying
Wages
all
Time
VICTORIA,
April
2t.
Dillerly
resenting
the
seizure
of
their
ship,
which
Ihey
stale
was
13'
from
this
port
to
the
Orient
r',llps
from
shore
when
the
American
authorities
took
her,
seamen
or
the
sleatner
Quadra
are
reluming
lo
Canada.
In
the
service
of
the
Canadian-Mexican
Shipping
Company
they
wereem-j
DO
YOU
COUGH,
COUGH
ALL
NIGHT
LONG?
j
Terribly
dlMresMn
ami
wearing
Ihe
ie)Hlu
it
I
In-
fiuul)
ni.u
nnw
uu
It'
Present
lljki,t
aill
j-,,,,
rrtiii;
i-uutii
ill
niiriu
loiitr
ami
run'
I
(ret
In
lcp
i
DR.
WOODS
NORWAY
PINE
SYRUP
WILL
GIVE
YOU
RELIEF
Mr.
John
l.ymait,
Kntirprie.
Out.,
write:
".Uter
Iwvlur
Ia1
vtiiwipinit
mil
lih
I
mntrai'lfd
tiroiwhill-i,
and
for
day
and
nl(fiH"l
,nnijlxd
rmitlJiuilly,
.nut
fuiilil
(ret
no
rest
ir
lUwp,
bill
after
Mklnir
hih
txiitlf
nf
rr.
WVmrt'
Norway
fine
Syrnp
I
round
treat
rHlef,
and
after
liaWiia-
taken
leveral
.Ixillkyi
1
w
relieved
of
in'r
trmiljle.1'
'
ThU
valuable
cnM
ami
routh
rpmily
ha
liprn
uu
the
markft
tor
the
pat
JS
yer;
ynu
rinn't
pxpcrinifnt
when
ynu
buy
It:
put
up
only
by
Tim
T.
Mllburn
Co..
Limited.
Toronto.
Ont.
pride
of
how
sailors
of
the
(Juadra
were
treated
ihy
their
employers
who
gave
them
full
pay
and
a
shore-living
allowance
wnile
Ihey
were
dclained
in
San
Francisco.
scoutsTresented
"
FIRST
AID
PRIZES
Anyox
Boys
Examined
by
Dr.
Learoyd
and
Made
Good
Showing
ANYOX,
April
21.
The
Jmy
of
the
first
cout
"troop
to
h
esialiiisued
in
Anvox.
and
who
a
I
tended
Hie
First
Aid
Classes
conducted
by
Kdirar
A-hlnn
throiihoul
the
winter
months,
were
examined
by
Dr.
Learoyd
at
nyox
general
Imspital.
T.ie
boys
proved
lo
the
salisfae
lion
of
the
doctor
hat
Ihey
had
at
tained
considerable
knowledge
in
the
matter
of
adiuinislcrin?
lirst
aid
and
had
been
well
instriicli-d
by
Mr.
Ashlon.'
He
enmpliment
ed
the
boys
on
their
interest
and
Ihe
excellent
manner
in
which
they
had
profited
from
I
hi
in
slniclion
siven
them.
T.he
suc
cessful
h.ys
in
the
examination
were
Willie
Cloke.
Tom
iray,
Tom
Cloke,
Charlie
Drijthl.
Karl
(iray.
Stanley
Sawrey
and
Willie
Watson,
hach
one
of
these
hoys
has
now
been
recommended
for
the
Junior
Hed
Crns
Orlificale
In
the
hoys
.irtitainiiijr
Ihe
highest
marks.
Mr.
Ashlon
pie
senled
prizes
the-,
prizes
beim
stijipiied
Ihrnugli
the'
generom:y
of
Mr.
Ashlon
and
several
of
hi
friends.
To
Willie
Cloke,
w
ii
was
first
with
the
highest
marl-,
a
walch
was
presented,
while
Tom
and
Karle
(iray
who
tied
f
ir
second
place,
each
received
a
scout
knife.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
;
THC
liltle
flurry
of
snow
yes
terday
was
just
In
let
us
know
that
a
few
swallows
do
mil
ma.'.e
a
summer.
The
swallows
ar
rived
last
week.
TIIK
height
of
generosity
j
proincuous
kissipjf
r
.IOJvKS
aVeiail
gliVf
u
see'
I
MMiu'fjrhe;
HiflicullyT-
lihl
.
Kianfr
luyh;
reljak
on
Ihtsli
1
r-..
-i
WE
all
like
spring
but
'wish
it
did
not
affect
the
trains.
IF
we
Till
slowed
down
in
spring
like
ihe
trains,
there
would
never
he
any
business
carried
on.
SOMK
people
are
always
Jelling
us
we
should
in
m
be
natural
ami
yet
when
we
art
like
hogs
Ihey
don't
like
it.
TIIEHK
are
a
lot
nf
people
worrying
today
to
see
how
Ihey
ployed
on
the
Quadra
until
she!
may
keep
down
Iheir
income
tax-
was
seiezd
by
coastguards.
Cant.
Oenrtro
t-Wil
ami
ntlif
era
!
t-
'---.
''.-
i-
.i
.o-
of
ijie
Quadra
were
sentenced
In
various
term
of
lmprlonincnl
by
the
Han
Francisco
courts.-and
have
since
lodged
appeal.
0.
Winterburn,
a
young
engineer
who
has
been
in
the
employ
of
the
Canadian-Mexican
I
Shipping
Company,,
ha
returned
to
Victoria.
He
has
been
In
San
Francisco
and
Los
Angeles
since
early
(lelober.
In
his
opinion
Ihe
high-handed
methods
of
Arneri-
Ten
Years
Ago
tn
Frinra
Kupcrt
April
24,
1915.
SI.
George's
Day
was
celebrated
last
nighl
by
the
local
Sons
Of
Kngland
with
a
whist
drive
and
dance
jn
.
K.
of
p.
Hall,
(ieorge
Hill
mid
Iterl
Squlren
were
inaslers
nf
ceremony
and
gue
included
S.
J).
Macdonabl
c.n
in
seizing
lifpior-laden
hIiIik
and
Cenrge
P.
MeColl
represenl-otT
the
California
wiasl
are
ex-4'ing
the
SI.
AndreVu
So'iely.
Thn
Iremejy
tinjusl:
Icommitlee
in
charge
consisted
of
Kvery
member
of
the
crew
ofjdeorge
Hill,
Harry
Hircli,
Sieve
Hie
Ouadra
swears
that
the
shlp
KIng,
H.
I)ariori,"'Mr;
Slocum,
.1.
was
J3
iijje
off-shore
when
I
Day
Hell.
C.
F.
Kemp,
A.
Silver
she
was
seized.
sidcs
nnd
T.
Silversldes.
Mayor
Mr.
Winterburn
spoke
with
Newton
was
anions
Hioss
pre-
ent.
At
a
meeting
held
today
of
Ihe
city
council
and
board
of
trade
finjieries
committees,
il
was
decided,
on
motion
of
(.
W.
Nick-ersnn,
seconded
by
W.
K.
Fislier,
lo
ask
acting
Premier
Dowser,
wjien
Jje
visits
hern
next
week,
to
set
aside
pari
of
Ihe
government
wharf
for
I
he
use
of
the
SMITHERS
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
1".
Hall
moved;
pilo
Iheir
home
on
Tlurd
Aeuue'
liiisl
the
beginning
of
Ihe
week.!
Vic
Williams
was
Ihe
success-i
fill
applicant
for
the
position,
in
Ihe
local
office
nf
Ihe
Forestry;
service
and
sjarled
on
his
inw'
duties
on
Monday.
I
II.
II.
l-'lenmg
of
Portland
is
a
business
vistlifr
In
town,
havng
jus
returned,
from
a
Iriii
lo
Man
son
Creek
,whre
he
slaU.il
a
niimlier
of
mining
leases.
Miss
Durham
nf
t
sk
is
spending
a
few
days
in
'own
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of
Mrs.
.las
Ken.
TENDCRS
FOR
GRAIN
ELEVATOR
AT
PRINCE
RUPERT,
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Nolle,
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1926.
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ino.iifl
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qiiln-d
for
plan
and
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jlfn,ll
to
be
Teinriwd
mi
renini
nf
frtsri
and
sH'Hrii'atlin
In
mmd
i-nndMlon.
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The
luwent
nr
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ti-nder
will
not
ltertarJ)'
lie
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,
Hr
order.
I.
T.
O'lltllA.
rieimly
Minister.
fiepartmenl
of
Tr.Kle
mvl
tiiuiiuierre,
1
Ottawa,
April
9Ui,
1UJ.-,.
POPULAR
PRICES
9x6
-
$9.75
9x9
9
x
7J
-
$12.00
9
x
10J
9
x
12
-
$19.00
Third
Avenue
and
1st
Street
''.
Ail.-;
...
BRITISH
C.OLUMBI
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1923.
Bus
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
Cold,'
$707,102,203;
,,e
r.3i,or.5;
Silver,
$03,532,055;
Lead,
$58,132,001;
Copper;
-
J?t.0
tn.nOK
:
V,,
'
t)0'i,750;
Miscellanenus
Minerals,
$1,408,257;
Coal
and
UA?
.$250,!liiS.
t
,
,f
Stone,
Brick,
Ceinen.
etc.,
$39,i
15.234
;
making
its
Mineral
-Prnduetion
i.,
'11)23
show
an
f
Aggregate
Value
of
$810,722,782
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1923,
$41,304,320
The
..Mining
Laws
rif
this
Province
are-
more
liberal
nnd
thn
fees,
lower
than
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
Uieilrittsh
Kmpire
Mineral
locations
are
granted
tn
discoverers
for
uorniii.il
fees
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
secunh
h
i.
guarauleed
by
Crown
Grants.
1
"nil
information
together
with
Mining
lti!jrl
an!
Majst
may
be?
nblauinj
t
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
Mines
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
Whale
Bone
Brushes
A
Whale
Hone
Hrnsh
used
in
brnli
imparl
tone
and
vigor
and
stimulate
the
-r
hair.
A
oplcmlid
head
nf
strung
vigorou-its
cnjiM-lcnt
use.
We
have
a
shipment
nf
Whale
Hone
lb
direel
fnun
the
manufacturers
in
Kngl.-i
particularly
good
ipiality
and
low
in
price
i
From
$1.25
Up.
Thev
have
nice
backs
and
the
Wli.dc
lis
up
well
under
use.
Come
in
and
make
v..
Our
plant
is
equipped
io
handle
al!
kinds
"
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONE8
43
and
3F
if.
ORMES
LIMITED
.
The
Pioneer
Druggists
The
HexJl
Store
3rd
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street
Phone
200
and
82
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
-SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattfrn
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
,
"
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
LOGGERS'
CLUB
HAS
REMOVED
lo
building
next
door
to
Frizzel!
Hiitchcr
sh
from
the
Kmpres
Hole!
We
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
80CIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
proprietor
LINOLEUM
$14.00
J
$16.50
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
Phone
123
are
sanitary
and
long
wearing
A
i
IXtX.o'is'.
-
.
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