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"White
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Thursday,
July
10,
1925.
Report
Of
Educational
Survey
Commission.
The
report
of
Dr.
Putinau
of
Ottawa
and
Dr.
Weir
of
Vancouver
who
cuuslituted
a
conimissidn
to
survey
the.
educational
system
of
British
Columbia
recommends
some
rather
-drastic
changes
with
regard
to
financing
public
instruction
through
taxation
but,
as
far
as
methods'
of
education-are
concerned,
does
not
contain
any
radical
suggestions,
l'ronr
a
persiial
of
the
report,
which
will
shortly
be
distributed
throughout
the
province,
the
impression
is
to
be
-gntheredtlhat
these
two
educationalists
have
ho
serious
criticism
to
make
of
the
way
education
is
now
conducted
in
the
province,
'
.
.
.
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I.
I.
I.
tout
uiu
n.u.
m'iiooi
.jmuiu,
as
iur
as
me
rouuuri
oi
scuoois
is
concerned,
is
a
good
one
has
been
the
general
opinion
from
the-
luynum-UindpoiiiL
T'lie
.
report
of
Dr.
Putman
and
Dr.
'eir
suggests
nothing
to
alter
that
opinion.
The
suggestion
regarding
financing
schools
come
as
no
surprise.
The
school
taxation
system
has
never
been
altogether
satisfaVlory
but
d
can
hardly
be
changed
without
some
protest.
The
money
must
be
raised
and
if
there
is
an
easing
up
in
one
quarter
the
effect
will
have
to
be
felt
elsewhere.
.
'
The
minister
of
education
says
he
will
regard
the
report
as
suggestive
rather
than
mandatory
.and
the
Education
Depart-merit
wjll
introduce
changes
in
line
wilh
the
reporl-froni
timi
to
time
as
it
is
considered
advisable.
".
Chief
Recommendations
Of
The
Report.
'
-
'
School
financing
is
very
thoroughly,
discussed
in
the
reporl
The
chief
recommendation-
is
(hat
a
tax
of
not
less
than
one
per
cent
should
be
levied
on
all
incomes
not
now
taxed
and
lit
used
largely
to
reduce
the
present
school
tax
on
real
property
II
is
recommended
that
there
be
a
general
school
levy
on
al."
properly
in
the
province
whether
within
a
school
district
or
not:
that
a
larger
share
of
the
cost
of
buildings
be
borne
locally;
Mill
riMil'
nil
n
irn.ni
.
I...
....
....n
..
.....
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.
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1
School
Trustees
.should
-be
committees,
of
'Municipal.
Councils
or!
The
conunissioiiers
oppose7
(he
'imposition
of
high
school
i
ney
recommend
that
where
children
from
rural
districts
Tonight
I
A!
unlock,
ittagirian,
closes
his
engagement
at
the
.
slholmej
loniphl.
j
Kaeh
evening
at
the
theatre,'
Munlock's
secretary
lias
selected
at
random
25
questions
remain-j
inp
unanswered
durL.p
ids
performance
and
these
are
answered1
by
Afurdock,
through
these
cot-'
umns.
.
Here
is
today's
list:
L,J.W.
Will
my
personal
belonging
arrive
here
from
F.ng-
land?
Aiis.:
es,you
will
re-
feive
them
wjlhin
a
month.
I
I.
U.S.
Along
what
linn
would
r
be
successful?
ns.:
Atusical
fields,
specialize
in
strimped
in-
truments.
CO.
When
will
niy
sister
ar-)
rive
from
the
south?
Ans.:
The
forepart
of
August.
U.K.
should,.!
make
the
in-'
vestment
I
am
planning
on?
ns.:
I
would
not
advise
this
in
vestment,
if
yon
.would
go
into
business
alone
as
your
wife
sug
gests
you
would
lie
successful.
'
Change
of
Climate
F.S.
Would
Mie
benefitted
if
jdianpe
locations?
Where
would
il
lift
.advisable
to
go?
Ans.:
see
great
benefit
and
improve
ment
in
your
health
if
you
would
o
to
a
higher
and
drier
climate.
A
stay
oT
three
month
in
Arizona
would
cure
you
completely.
K.S.
Would
it
he
advisable
for
me
to
marry
the
man
that
I
have
in
mind
this
fall?
Ans.:
As
I
read
for
you
I
would
not
advise
you
to
marry
for
at
least,
another
two
-years.
'You
are
really
too
young
to
think
or
matrimony
at
this
time.
And
a
little
later
I
sep
you
meeting
your
ideal.
C.P.
Will
I
ever
recover
the
money
(hat
1
lost'
some
time
ago?
Nils.:
iou
will
never
recover
the
money
as
it
lias
Jieen
spent
for
ome
time..
After
'this
I
advise
you
to
be
more
careful
with
your
money.
.
H.H..I.
Would
it
be
advisable
for
me
to
continue
niy
education
along
commercial
lines?
Ans.:
Yes,
by
all
means,
as
in
this
field
lies
your
isreatesf
success.
What
About
Son?
F.S.F.
What
would
yoir
do
in
regards
to
my
'son?
Ans.:
If
you
will
follow
out
the
plans
that
you
have
made
for
your
son
and
allow
him
to
go
into
partnership
with
you,
I
sep-
that
he
will
be
successful
and
will
sellle
down
to
your
liking.
T.F.P.
Will
I
make
the
trip
home
this
winter?.
Ans.:
Yes,!
and
I
see
that
you
have
a
great
surprise
awaiting
you
when
you
land
ip
England
this
fall.
W.A.U.
Will
I
eye
r
he
completely
cured
of
my
deafness?
Ans.:
You
will,
.but
you
must
go
11
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ii-iia.iBi;.ii.ii
u
...isis
ui
.u.imj
aim
,
Vancouver
to
the
specialist
effort
to
pay
gather
than
on
the
number
of
teachers
employed;
havi.
,,cen
corre,pnn.'tig
ha
jm
..it
criued
ate
school
school
be
'
or
junior
high
.established
wUIk
lt
J0U
(lclay
Ulis
mHch
iiiiii
n.nini
villlt
liiMI.'
1U
'VI
HI1I41:
Hlllllf,
IIHI.IU
ft'lltiai
HlieS
that
are
fundamental
Jo
vocational,
scientific
or
cultural
programs
of
stibly;
that
manual
(raining,
domestic
science
and
technical
education
be
continued
and
extended;
thai
by
a
system
of
bonusing
successful
ruraP
school
-teachers
should
be
eu-courigedtf
remain
in
counlry
schools
'
.VTlnj'
.tuiimisjonefs
.oppose
any
suggestion
(hat
-Hoard
of
longer
I
see
no
cure,
fdr
you.
without
high
school
allend
high
schools
in
a
municipality
tuition
i'
She
'
,
is
fees
be
paid
by
Ihe
government.
The
commissioners
give
the!
v-
t
r
Department
of
Education
credit
for
the
progress
made
in
rc-
f
,
cent,
cent
years
veiirs
in
m
tiiinlirii7mn
mo.teriiizuig
l
the,
In.
ii.,r..
yu.m.
fri...
ii...
...
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safei
safety
They
praise
Ihe
person-l
,
nel
of
the
l:iff
of
inciwi.-l
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fD.iim
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k
iruillll'lll
lll-l
sneetiiin
siiii.illv
i.m..il
'ri
...
..
,
,
.
,
H.C.V.t
Aty
brolher
is
out
of
of
the
orient
rchliou
'
'
WiM'Jhe
TO,
1025,
l.I
N.m.N
in
'ulirriiiic
;...i;.,.,.:...,
...
,
will
get
the
price
you
ask,
"
-il
u
I'll
inr.
I.IIIHIII-Illllll
s
IWVOr,
lmfrirl.
Hum
...
.
,n
M
this
but
Ihey
hesitate
to
recommend
that
the
teaching
of
religion1
"II'
Ran
I...
I..
1
Jl.
.1
1
...
.
...
.
.
.
i
iiiuor
u
pmi
ui
me
Muooi
curriculum,
iiniii
sucti
time
as
the
churches
themselves
can
agree'
on
what
portions
of
the
Bible
should
be
taught.
-
'
Oppose
Imposition
Of
High
School
Fees.
work,
will
be
get
a
job?
Ans.:
Your
brother
Is
not
any
too
ambitious.
Ileler
advise
him
to
go
back
to
his
old
job.
r.lt.S.
Will
I
bo
Able
to
sell
soonAnsii
If
you.
will
Daughter
Away
S.K.U.
Aly
daughter
ran
away
with
a
man
nearly
a.
year
ago.
We
can
find
no
trace
of
her.
Can
yoii
locale
her
for
us?
Ans.:
You
can
reach
her
by
nddressin
her
as
Mrs.
fi.
A,
Wolton
1311
Th
i
id.
Ave..
Minneapolis,
Minn.
married
and
getting
along
Will
at
bus
become
of
razor?
lias
it
been
An.;
You
will
find
the
razor
in
the
same
drawer
of
-
i"--
"in"
'iniiiii',
i
ii.
j
isu
ii.
ve
i
ivtna
lie
..
f
,
.
.
comment
for
the
Xor.nni
.i.rf.
staffs.
i..
In
n
the
opinion
J
.
Vour
wife's
sewuig
machine,
she
rominissiou
no
student
age
of
eighteen.
of
the
diould
be
Admitted
lo
NormaNiefore
(he
H4JCCET
White
Dressing
Is
the
best
for
canvas
boots
and
shoes,
belts,
etc.
Just
try
it
!
A
substitute
will
disappoint
you.
II
Vcmvas
boots
n
shoes
jfj
n
was
usiiiK
it
lo
do
some
ripping
and'fot'Kol
to
return
it
to
the
the
bathroom.
II.
is.
Miall
I
marry
ieo.
or
Fre.?
Ans.:
Neither
fnild
make
you
a
good
husband.
I
would
advise
you
lo
encnurape
the
youiiK
man
who
took
you
out
last
Saturday
ninht.
He
would
make
you
a
splemlid
husbaiHl.
JJ,
Is
there
any
oil
or
ruin
eral
on
our
land?
Ann.:
No.
ll.r.i.
Is
the
Kiri
j
am
now'
point-
with
true
to
me?
Ans
ns.
She
Is
as
true
to
you
as
you
to
her.
However,
it
does
particularly
matter
as
she
scores
er
triumtoh
ewVictorpWisaMaster-stroke
in
Recording
For
a
quarter
of
a
Century
the
history
of
Victor
Records
has
been
one
of
wonderful
advancement
outstanding
achievement.
To-day
in
the
new
,$)'
of
recording
Victor
Records
score
their
greatest
triumph
a
reward
for
supreme
effort
in
striving
for
perfection.
This
new
process
makes
it
possible
to
interpret
so
perfectly
the
feelings
yes,
the
very
soul
of
the
Artists,
that
vea
the
most
critical
will
be
amazed.
Hear
the
Philadelphia
Symphony
Orchestra
John
McCorrnack
Edward
Johnson
Paul
Whiterrun
and
his
Dance
Orchestra
on
the
new
V.E.
process
records
you
will
be
thrilled
by
the
feeling
that
the
artists
arc
actually
with
you
in
person.
All
the
new
July
releases
out
to-day
rt
recorded
fcf
tlx
txw
YJL
process
go
to
the
nearest
"His
Master's
Voice"
dealer
and
hear
them.
AU
the
new
Victor
(JD
records
are
at
regular
catalogue
price
Produced
in
Canada
"His
Masters
Voice-
Victor
The
MaD
in
the
Mood
IT'S
funny
how
much
iiici-r
the
weeds
look
.'to
an
amateur
panlner
than
the
real
things.
AN
optimist
Js
a.
can
smile
tin-tack.
I
NOTlCi:
a
man
in
chickens
foi
sale.
are
the
kind
one
can't
meet.
man
who
when'
he
sita
on
a
Tlllf
newsOaoeri
Jh'(
truly
a
servant.
.
at)
Upflrtfy$l
'
It'
Jells
of
yoWr
.hfrlhy
f
wrifes
up
"your
weililirigj
alid
is
rfirht
hero
with
the
ohilua'r
'
AlKon'hothing.
TilK
quesllon
I'd
lik,
to
ask
Murdock
how
many
holes
would
it
lake
lo
make
a
ton
of
doughnuts
Hut
I
halo
to
do-it.
TIIKIIH
is
one
Ihlnw
about
the
beer
parlors
they
certainly
seem
to
Know
what
a
bit
ofgood
salt
is.
.
i
IF
scandal
could
only
be
coui-mercialised
we'd
have'
a
go.xl
many
woallhy
pf0plcvlp
our
midst.
..
:
A
'JUD3K.
may
'
Jo
riffhlly
termed
a
human
dynamo
because
he
charges
the
jury.
In
a
contemporary
advertising
,
fresh
Suppose
they
can
eat
hut
IT'S
funny
how
many
men
have
to
teach
themselves
to
swim
while
the
girls
nuf
said.
T
r-
i
"-v
.
:
f--
u
:S
,
Ten
Years
Ago
I
In
Prlnc
Rupert
j
never
mean
anything
more
scrl-,"
""
--.-
ous
than
friendship.
July
16,
1&2S.
W.L.H.
Can
you
locale
my'
G.
X.
Crowell,
superintendent,
sister
for
met
Ans.:
You
haven'tjOf
the
dry
dock
here,
returned
lo
any.
Why
try
to
fool
me?
lhe
city
from
the
outh
yester-
Victor
TalUi
MciM
Ompwy
day.
Mr.
Crowell
it
is
expecle.l
will
leave
the
oily
on
the
completion
of
I
lie
construction
work.
He
will
probably
follow
further
construction
of
docks.
Cap).
Foster
of
this
city,
who
has
been
a
resident
ever
slncn
the
early
days
of
the
(I.T.P.,
left
yeslerday
for
the
military
school
al
Work
Point
Harraek
Ur
take
a
course.
Handiiiaster'
lrecolt
of
tills
city,
a
well
known
musician,
will
leave
shortly
to
join
Ihe
Hand
of
the
j
Ith
H.C;"
Horse
at
Vernon.
A
special
fish
train
left
for
the
east
last
evening.
It
coni
sisted
of
nine
carloads,
and
carried
fish
from
(he
Atlin
Fisheries,
the
Canadian
Fish
k
Cotd
ritorape
Co.
and
the
Itorvik
Fish
Co.
Reports
reaching
the
city
from
Ihe
Skeena
Hiver
imlicaU
thai
tliere
will
probably
be
about
an
averape
calcii
of
sockcye
salmon
this
season.
So
far
Ihe
fishing
has
been
rather
poor.
"What
has
become
of
Mesa
Hill?"
"He's
a
motion-picliire,
actor,"
answered
Cactus
Joe.
"We
never
expect
tn
see
him
again,
e.xeepl
tti
pictures."
"Doesn't
he
ever
rnnie
back
to
he
Oulch?"
"Ills
nianapers
won't
let
him.
Hp
has
made
himself
o
plum
ridiculous
I
hat
he
wouldn't
he
safe
among,
his
old
acquain-lances."
Washinploti
Star.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
Ite-rordiiiR
District
of
Prince
Ilu-pcrt,
and
sltiiale
about
two
miles
in
a
northerly
direction
from
llooney
Point,
Massett
Inlet,
flraham
Island,
Hritlsh
Columbia.
Take
Notice
that
Langara
mm,
M
f..
m
a.-
Fishing
Si
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
Massett,
H.C,
occupation
Packers,
Intends
to
apply!
for
a
lease
of
the
following
de-;
scribed
lands
:
;
Commencing
at
a
post
planted!
two
miles
in
a
northerly
direction
from
llooney
Point.
Massclt
In-J
let,
Ci
rail
am
Island,
llrilish
Col-1
umbia;
thence
easterly
five!
chains,
more
or
less,
to
low-water
mark;
thence
northerly
along
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thence
weslerly
five
chains;
thence
southerly
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains
more
or
less,
to
point
of
commenceFncni,-
anu
containing
elphty
acrqs,
more
or
less.
LANflAHA
FlPllkXn
&
PACKING
PACKING
CO.
LTD.
Applicant.
Per
K.
IL
Simpson,
Agent.
Dated
June
13th.
t!)25.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Laud
Uncording
District
Prince
Ilupert,
and
situate.
Ferguson
Hay,
Massett
Q.C.
Islands.
lt.C.
of
at
Inlet,
Take
Notice
that
fiosse-Mfl-
lerjl,
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
H.C
occupation
Salmon
Canners,
in.-tends
to
apply
for
n
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Connneneinp
at
n
post
planted
approximately
20
chains
oast
from
northwest
corner
Lot
157!;
thence
south
3
chains;
thence
west
10
chains;
thence
south
2
chains;
thence
west
in
ehains
lo
west
boundary
of
Lot
1571;
thence
south
8
chains;
thence
west
in
chains;
thence
north
20
chains;
thence
cast
2
chains.
more
or
less,
0
beach;
thence
following
meandering
of
Rhnre
line
In
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
22
acres,
more
or
loss.
OOSSF..MILLi:nD,
LTD.
Applicant
Per
Win.
O.
Mitchell,
.
Agent
Dated
June
26th,
1925,
bin
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Flour
for
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Cakes,
Puddings,
Pastries
Thriving
children
.ref
tlui
.
bread
you
.
make
win.
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-stored
Willi
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flavor.
fOlily
nnd
eiisily-dip-'
nourishment
0f
irim
Ma
Holm
wheat.
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Wholesome
and
Keeps
Well
A'pent'
John
L.
Christie
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours-
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lo
0.
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Service
Phono
G86.
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Tuesday,
Thursday
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Saturday
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