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BUSINESS
MEETING
Chas
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tober
is
Now
to
Westvlew
be
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Almost
-
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Playground
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In
Oc
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other
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DAILY
EDITION
Thursday,
Au?ul
13,
1023.
Aid
The
Fair
-
Much
As
Possible.
Now
is
the
time
thai
Hie
people
of
the
city
mid
district
as
a
whole
should
give
the
executive
or
the
Northern
1C
Agriciil-tural
ci
Industrial
Association
its
utmost
assistance,
bolb
riiuiii-
cially
mid
practically,
to
entire
the
Kxliilntion
next
month
being
as
nig
a
success
as
posilde.
1
he
hoa,nl
has
been
working
Lack
Of
Good
Men
As
Representatives.
f
.
There
is
insl
now
a
scjiunble
to
tret
'(rood
men
a
senla'ive
if
Ihe
various
consHljiejjcieslhroiighOiit.
the
countrv.
It,
is
realized
by
both
pollticnispartiesMliaC
ikls'
onlVbv'iioni
Di
aling
lite
iiest
men
they
can
hope
lo
win.
The
result
is
thai
Hie
general
character
of
the
men
sent
lo
Ottawa
is
high.
The
members
of
parliament
will
always
be
a"
high
grade
1
ne
men
mi'ij
wiio
who
elect
eieci
mem
them,
for
Knr
or
ahd
de
all.
Complete
Willi
president
Hoy
McXauph-
'011
in
l
he
rliiiir
and
almost
full
membprship
present,
tbe
,reiilar
monthly
business,,
meeting
of
tin1
ym
Club
was
held
in
Ihe
SI.'
lli.D-is
l'nf.
vi
1
1
ri
I
ji
v
a
f
fnrtiifcjin
I
Houula
Shirk
snbinilled
his
report
011
the
Internal
iona)
con-'
ventiou
which
wA
held
In
Van-'
rnuxer
last
month,
He
tinned
that
the
local
club
In
heller
reprc-,
seuted
at
I
lie
next
convention,
which
is
to
bp
held
in
lJ?rt
nt
Winnipeg.
Tin'
club
lias
decided
to
hold
a
carnival
curly
in
October
in
tl'C
exhibition
Hall
for
the
play
ground
fund.
Klaboratc
preparations
are
Indus;
made
for
this
af
fair
by
x
committee
at.
Hip
bead
of
which
is
Milton
tionzales.
Leo
WVuifrli
reported
for
He
playground
rnuuiiiitee
on
the
West
view
project.
He
said
Mia
Hie
playground
then
should
i
opened
ery
shortly.
It
would
lie
a
very
fine
Utile
park
when
eonipleled.
equally
as
good
hs
Mci'lyiiiont
part.
Eddie
Mann
reported
ou
flie
baseball
game
that
is
u
he
play
cil
Ibis
aflenioon
wilh
the
Flks
al
the
Flag
Day
peiehralion.
II
was
decided
Ibal
the
hps'
open
meeting
of
Ihe
club
to
hp
held
two
weeks
hence
would
lake
the
form
of
a
smoker
in
honor
f
Ihe
baseball
learn
parrying
'lie
club's
colors
in
the
'
i
I
v
League
i
The
Man
in
the
Moon
.YSr-
I
THINK
it
was
David
who
de
riven
at
1
tie
sauir
conclusion.
hard
(in
its
preparatipns
and
will
continue
to
do
but
romtdctc
LYl.Vit
is
an
accomplishment
',:
tV.
i..mi
I
)
;i
flared
I
hat
he
said
in
his
has'
lhat
all
men
were
liars.
He
might
have
gone,
at
It
nin.-h
inorr
'deliberately
and
still
ar-
success
cannot
be
achieved
uiiles.s
the
public
as
a
whole
exteuds'sonie
arc,
much
better
a
it
than
lis
co-operalion
in
every
way
possible.
This
eau
be
done
in
others.
many
ways.
Muslims
men
can
give
generous
donations
and
pay
them
promptly
the
citizens-
as
a
whole
can
buy
their
tickets
in
advance
and
all
potential
exhibitor
can
finally
decide
to
enter
anil
make
their
intenlions
known
at
an
early
o"nle
lo
the
head
oinre;.
KVeryone
in
Prince
Ittiperl
realizes
Ihe
advanlajre
'il
is
lo
have
a
successful
fair.
11
brings
business
to
Ihe
town
and
makes
good
publicity
for
Prince
Rupert.
Therefore,
there
should
be
no
hesitation
011
the
part
of.
Ihe
public
in
extending
assistance
wherever
possible.
Trunk
Road
Is
Now
Hazelton
to
Prince
George.
The
opening
of
Hie
Irimk
mail
from
llazellon
Jo
Prince'
fieorge
is
a
big
event
in
the
history
of
norllicrn
central
British
Columbia.
It
is
an
important
slop
toward
the
linking
up
of
the
coast
with
the
interior.
On
account
or
the
difficulties
to
be
over-:
come,
mid
Ihe
great
col
of
construction
the
building
of
Ihe
coast
section
or
the
road
will
be
flow,
yel
it
will
be
undertaken
a
little
al
a
time
and
will
'be
eventually
completed.
There
is
little
doubt
nt
that.
The
easier
sections
of
the
road
will
be
lhoe
connecting
llazellon
with
Terrace
and
taking
in
siu;h
points
as
Usk,
Woodcock
and
Kitwanga.
West
or
Terrace
the
building
will
be
difficult,
especially
where
Iho
inoiiulaius
are
very
precipitous.
It'
will
be
important
to
know
what
'route
to
the
interior
is
to
be
token
so
Mint
as
soon
as
Ihe
narrows
are
bridged
connecting
Knien
Island
wilh
Ihe
mainland
Ihe
pari
lo
be
built
may
be
part
of
the
main
highway.
re
pre
-!
LYINU
conies
natural
to
everyone.
A
few
try
fo
avoid
il.
bul
they
soon
pel
I
he
cold
shouldc
and
in
Hie
end
decide
lo
reform.
TDK
man
who
says
he
does
not
lie
is
the
biggest
liar
of
them
I
LIE
when
a
man
asks
me
fo
pay
up.
I
tell
him
I
will
meet
the
payment"
out
of
my
net
check,
when
I
never
intend
f
meet
it.
MY
wife
lies
when
he
nny
she
is
not
al
home
to
sonif
female
nuisance.
:
JOHNNY
Jones'
lies
when
be
tells
his
best
T?irl
ho
lin
the
most
beautiful
eyes
in
the
world
and
be
loves
her
heller
than
Jie
loved
anyone
before
or
will
love
auyone
aain.
THE
retail
merchant
lies
when
he
tells
someone
bis
goods
an
heller
than
any
other
on
tin
inarkei.
wanl
Dr.
In
I:....
I..
I.
II...!.
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.1
I-
.
1
'l..
11
1!.
t
King
to
be
their
representative.
In
North
Vancouver'0
"10
l'lice
magistrate.
.Mr.
Howscr
is
silughl.
Both
are
men
of
ability
and
standing.
Everywhere
the
cry
is
for
high
grade
men.
EVEllYBOIiY
lies
Avhen
Ihev
say
aiiylh1i)j.Y
iulayufpiiiieulary
YES,
and
what
are
we.
going
lo
do
about
il?
Just
lie
about
il.
I
ir
Ihe
people
are
willing
lo
voteIMl'l,0''l
calibre
men
Ihey
will
gel
poor
calibre
representuUoii!
serve
to
J,e
bilked.
In
roast
cousliliiencies-
the
people
1
SHOULD
like
to
give
a
Regulating
Radio
Stations.
The
radio
slalion
opened
by
the
Canadian
N'Vlioiial
al
Lulu
Island
is
the
first
to
come
under
the
new
regulations
making
it
compulsory
lor
powerful
stations
lo
be
erected
nwav
froifi
the
ceiiti-es
of
population
and
infilled
by
remote
control.
This
is
nn
iniHir(uul
step
Inward
cmtrnl
of
bnfailcastintr.
but
there
isi,,ra',,,'
walk
would
have
sutllced
nnieh
more
lo
be
done
berore.
the
radio
will
be
generally
iis'efnl.
There
musl
lie
conlrol
of
broadcasting
4
ml
also
or
receiving
sets!
n.v
in
cnoih'
seis
wmcn
iiicniseivcs
nroadcasl
must
be
clim
hint
Next
time
anybody
comes
before
bin:
who
deserves
punishment,
con
demn
him
to"
live
without
lyinu
for
a
month.
That
would
he
worse
than
livinw
tit
Vancouver
WHY
do
they
talk
about
a
per
son
running
for
Parliament?
I
should
have
thought
a
good
THE
easiest
kind
of
reducing
lis
reducitiK
the
roll
of
bills
smiir
lilted
and
replaced
by
those-
which
do
not
annov
the
nelvhboiw
!t,',,'
pleasantly
at
the
holloiii
Ihe
air
is
free,
bul
must
mil
ho
contaminated
bv
obieclionable
of
'mir
poeke.l
i.iuio
wnes
any
more
man
n
is
py
olijeclionable
smells.
More
and
boiler
conlrol
is
the
present
need.
EXTEND
INVITATION
iNannitiio
was
ileclded
upon
as
a
ninnllrt'v
k
iilun.i
II
.......
nt...i
HOSPITAL
ASSOCIATION
lna"i,Jrin;:r
creiary
of
the
Prince
m
ltiiperl
hospital,
was
clven
a
ing
at
this
City
The
Hospital
board
by
resolli.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prlnca
Rupert
August
13,
1915,
Tim
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11
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1
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1
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tf.j,
,iki
ii;uiiiiini
ci
v.i
..1
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111.
ire
on
n
i
cvi'cinini
m
w...
,
..
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.
.
...
oiopo
lunen
uasv
mgnt
10
ir:,,
'
"
nu
nuiusiriui
.soctalloii
is
to
Secure
the
Next
Gather-
I
il
was
decided
last
niuhl
to
Uend
Mr.
Birch
lo
the
convanllon,
iwhlch
takfs
nlaee
next
nwt
m.l
iinn
oeci.ieii
msr
nurni
10
invite,
10
send
an
invitation
Ihroiuh
trie
Billlsh
Columbia
llospltnt
h(iu
for
the
next
convention
lo
Association
'o
hold
their
HC'C
he
held
here.
The
lllv
Connrll
convenlion
In
Prince
Iluperl.
will
also
be
asked
In
hack
in
They
were
lnvltod
last
year
but
the
Invitation.
'
'
-
conducting
a
cnmpaiKU
for
one
thousand
members,
l'ritice
Iluperl
baseball
players
will
leave
tomorrow
morning
for
llazellon
where
a
return
game
will
he
played.
There
U
talk
that
lion.
W.
J,
7i
TheoinncAcle'of
i
1
v
v
iii
1
ill
nil
1
nit
1
lit
Bowser,
ationiey
geii'Tal.
wi
I
Mi
Kl
II
III
.
m
n
111
11.
Of
all
the
wonderful
advancements
marvelous
improvements
-the
new
Victor
records
stand
alone-lhe
unrivalled
accomplishment
of
all
time.
Acclaimed
for
over
a
quarter
of
a
century
everywhere
as
the
finest-
Victor
Records
have
now
attained
that
for
which
many
have
laboured
dreamed-PERFECTION.
All
August
releases
are
the
shortly
siipidan'
Sir
Itirhanl
Mr-
Bnde
as
!
ader
of
tli
Conser-alives
an.
I
Pr.emier
of
Ilrilisb
I'.oiuinliia.
BIG
SHIPWRECK
IN
TALMADCE
PICTURE
Vessel
Crashed
Into
Another
Ir.
Vivid
Scene:
Sacrifice
of
Woman
There
is
a
shipwreck
scene
in
Norma
Talmadge's
new
"Jdclure.
"The
Only
Woman,"
which,
is
one
of
Ihe
most
vivid
and
real,
bits
of.
aetioy
pver
Jinmhl
to
Ihe
screen.
.
-
V
,
'
1
Asa.julri
flieft
scenfj
tire
doti'
for
the
'nirHVffr4
'lif
miniature
necessitating
'
long
'
distance
photography
which
dilutes
(In
t'callsni
of
the
eirec.
Here,
how-ever,
is
staged
n
real
shipwreck
on
a
real
ocean.
A
beaut
ifui
yacht
is
borne
down
upon
by
n
three-masted'
eJi;otier
on
lb"
storm
Insaed
deep
anil
.Vornia
and
Eugene.
OTIrien,
her
leading
inaii
as
well
as
a
crew
or
minor
players,
are
seen
battling
for
(heir
very
xfslenre.
One
can
alinosl
hear
the
cra'i
as
the
bi
vessel
tminshes
into
the
yucl4,
oaIcIi
it
amidships
and
rends
il
jiiln
splinleix.
And
Ihe
cHes
ir
lju)perlsbing
sailors
seem
to
rise'
nf;ove
Ihe
roar
of
Ihe
sea
as
theyy
fight
each
olher
for
seals
in
the
llb'lionts.
There
is
no
liilnlaluro
work
iu
Hie
scene.
It
s;al
real,
no
vividly
real
that
(lie
audience
gan
as
the
lhri1IIug(clmax
iA
reach-
Cll.
Norma,
always
an
aclress
par
excellence,
i
seen
at
her
best
as
a
young
woman
who
sacrifices
herself
on
the
li'iurrhiirc
altur
to
save
her
rather'
rrimV'
disgrace.
She
hates
her
husband,
even
ai
she
marches
up
OnS
church
aisle
to
become
his
bride,
ami
she
vows
to
herself
that
alio
will
never
really
love
him.
II
is
on
I
heir
honeymoon
011
his
private
yacht
thai
Iho
shlp-
new
Victor
STEWART
(SO
Process
Hear
them
at
any
"JIU
Xtaitrr'i
Voter"
dtalrrt
to-daf.
Dealers
still
have
sonic
of
the
55c.
records.
Victor
Talking
huctttn
Comuaiy
The
first
stiipment
of
hli;h
u-rade
ore
from
Ihe
porter
Idaho
mine
this
year
wa
made
las'
week
lo
Selby
melter.
II
Is
expected
thai
shipments
will
now
po
forward
at
the
rale
of
sixty
Ions
per
luoulh.
Twenty
ton
of
ore
Is
being
siiped
Ibis
week
from
the
I.,
and
I,
mine
lo
Ihe
smelter
al
Selhy,
California.
A
winter
camp
Is
In
tie
huil
at
the
Marmot
Metals
mine
and
an
800-foot
tram
will
be
put
In
to
connect
with
the
horse
tral'
This
will
greatly
reduce
Ihe
cost
of
wilder
transportation.
Miss
II.
Wells
has
returned
ier,e
from
Winnipeg
to
lake
charpe
of
the
local
hospital
succeeding
Mrs.
Andrew
who
Ins
resigned.
Jlev.
T.
il.
Wright.
of
Kincolith
is
spending
a
holiday
here
visiting
with
old
college
chum
llev.
W.
II.
Anhley.
Jimmy
.Nicholson,
machinist
ni
iiin
I'remipr
mine,
who
was
struck
in
the
eye
with
a
piece
ot
metal,
has
gono
soiilh
fyr
Mike
Mllos
enme
Into
Inwn
last
week
reporting
the
discovery
of
gold
on
a
property
on
Ihe
east
side
of
Portland
Canal
lx
tulles
south
of
Slew-art
recently
staked
by
himself,
Harry
Wilkinson
and
.1.
1).
McDonald.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Oharlotlo
Land
llo-cordlng
District
or
Prince
llu-pet
t,
and
situate
about
one
and
a
hair
miles
east
of
Massctl
Lighthouse
at
Ihe
moulh
or
Mas-sell
Inlet,
Oraham
Island,
Hrit-Uh
Columbia,
TAKi:
NOTItiti
lhat
I.angaro
wii-ck
ocpui'h,
ami
una
mutual,
r
tailing
&
Packing
Company
danger
bring
Iho
couple
to-,
Miniled,
of
Vlclorla,
H.C.,
open
gnlhcr
m
true.
lovo.
J
pulton,
Packers,
Intends
to
apply
HS1
MVVM
K
:
jm
I'Lll
1
'
4
Pin,
W
v($W'W&m
muMi
ii
racriecsiuii
l
l
.fAV
If.
I
for
a
leae
of
the
following
de
scribed
lands:
Commencing
nt
a
post
planted
at
the
northwe!
corner
of
Lot
Scen,
lira
ham
Ulund,
llrltlsh
t'.olurnbla.
about
one
and
a
half
miles
east
of
Maett
I.lahthone
at
Hie
mouth
of
Massett
Inlet,
firnhnm
Island.
HrrlUh
Oilum
jbia;
thenr
northerly
five
chain.
more
or
less
to
low
water
mark;
thence
westerly,
along
low
water.
mark
one
hundred
and
Mxly
chains;
Ihrnrc
southerly
five
chains;
thence
easterly
one
bun
dred
and
sixty
chaina,
moro
or
less,
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
cluhty
acres,
more
or
let.
I.A.NfJAIlA
ITSHI.VO
i
PACKI.MI
CO.
I.TI.,
Applicant.
Per
F.
II.
Sljiun.on.
Agent.
Dated
June
10th.
IU2.Y
LAND
ACT
Notice
or
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
l.and
llo-eording
District
of
Prlncn
iluperl,
and
slluale
at
llooney
I'olnt,
firaham
Island,
liritlsh
Columbia.
I
Take
Notice
that.
I.nngara
I'Mhing
A
Packing
Company!
idnilted,
of
Massett,
H.C.,
occu
pallon
Packers,
Inlends
to
apply
ror
a
leaso
or
Iho
rollowlng
do
scribed
lands
:
Commencing
at
a
posl
planted
al
llooney
Point,
Ordhnni
Island,
iiritisii
ColiHiibia;
thence
nor
Iherly
rive
chains,
more
or
less.
lo
low
water
mark:
thence
west
erly
along
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thence
southerly
rive
chains;
thence
easterly
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
less,
to
point
or
commencement,
imd
containing
eighty
acres,
more
or
less.
I.ANHAIIA
FISIIINn
&
PACKING
PACKING.
CO.
I.TD.
Applicant.
Per
K.
II.
Simpson,
Agent.
Daled
June
ISlli.
1025.'
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Land
llecordltig
Dlslrlcl
of
Prince
Iluperl,
and
slluato
at
"
Uii.
XI
IllllltllJi
1
"v
hK
r
-
in
1H
Mtt
iiTiini
r
in
1
Firuon
May,
V
O.C.
Islands.
UX
Take
.Notice
n.
lerd,
I.iniited.
or
V
1
M-itpation
Salni'
1
lends
lo
npptv
f-o'
1
following
ilerniir
1
r.ominencnK
a
a
approilmately
:o
rrmi
norlhwfxi
p-
f'
Ibenpe
south
'
esl
In
chains;
id.
chain:
thence
we-:
west
boundary
of
thence
south
8
west
10
chains;
th
chains;
(hence-
ra-mor
or
less,
lo
following
incHiid'
i
1
line
lo
point
of
and
containing
r
loss.
COSSIU.MIM
1
iimma;
thence
r.r-'
...
in
ciiatns,
more
or
icf--
water
mark;
then
alniiff
low
water
mink
n
bH
f
V
1
'
t
1
-hi
,v
Per
Win,
1
M
kt
Dale.J
June
20lh,
15"'.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Infentlon
lo
PP'f
'
Lease
Land
In
Oucen
Chariot
eordltiB
Dlstricl
of
I
pert,
and
slluale
ah
In
a
northerly
ibt
llooney
J'olnl.
Ma
Oraham
Island,
Ilr'
TaVo
Notice
f
Fishing
&
pack
...
S
v
1
.
I.lnillcJ
nf
Mfisnet'
II.'
of
patlon
Packers.
Incii
t
"j
for
a
lease
of
the
f(
i
m'
Cntnnirnclmr
nt
a
?
f'"
two
miles
In
a
norllic
't
dlf".
from
llooney
Point
Ma'"
.
'
lei,
nrnlmm
Iland,
1Ip'
1
.
.
.
l,rlf
I1
1
1
.
.
.
...
.l...lre
O"1
turn
ami
simj
.f
wnslerlv
ftvn
chain-
..i-
soulherly
one
liiindrol
nd,.,,
chnlns,
more
or
less,
to
I
,
nn.,.m.,.nn
anil
'""
K
1
I
III
1
1
IV
111
I;
II
I
III
I
I,
--
olghly
acres,
more
or
,fSVnl
ia.Nn.MlA
1TSIILNO
t
;
,
PACKINO
Per
K.
II
8lmi
Dated
June
i3lh,
LIP-
A
pi'
.
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