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98
86
Wednesday,
.July
15,
1925.
City
Growth
Means
Growth
Of
Country.
The
-development
of
the
interior
agricultural
districts,
especially
the
prolific
Skeena
and
Bulkley
Valleys,
will
proceed
just
as
Prince
Rupert
develops
as
a
shipping
port
and
centre,
of
population.
Once
Prince
Rupert
starts
moving
in
this
direction
there
will
he
an
impetus
in
the
interior.
Those
people
who
are
now
established
on
farms
there
will
increase
the
acreage
under
cultivation
and
irew
farms
will
lie
started.
The
great
city
of
Vancouver
caused
this
to
happen
in
the
Fraser
Valley.
Prince
Rupert's
growth
will
have
a
similar
effect
in
the
interior
district
contiguous
to
the
city.
1
The
fanners
of
the
interior,
especially
those
engaged
in
the
growing
of
small
fruits
and
vegetables
and
to
a
lesser
extent
those
engaged
in
dairy
and
stock
lines,
have
suffered
in
the
past
through
the
lack
of
an
adequate
market
and
many
of
'them
have
hoed
a
hard,
row
during
the
past
few
years.
It
seems
that
there'
must
be
a
ready
local
market
and
Prince
Rupert
is
looked
upon
as
that
market.
11
is
hoped
that
the
elevator
here
will
establish
-the
port
as
a
shipping
centre.
It
will
bring
large
vessels
here.
The
pre-
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through
having
an
elevator
to
which
lo
ship
their
grain
and
the
farmers
engaged
in
production
of
stock,"
dairy
products,
fruit,
vegetables,
etc.,
should
benefit
through
the
presence
of
more
people-in
Prince
Bnpert
lo
buy
and
consume
what
they
have
lo
offer.
1
Getting
A
Kick
Out
Of
Life.
It
is
the
agq
of
thrills.
Whatever
may
be
the
cause,
and
many
explanations'
are
made
for
it,
il
is
apparent
that
on
all
hand's
people
are
calling
for
more
excitement..
This
desire
expresses
itself
in
many
different
ways
some
methods
to
get
it
being
quite
legal
and
proper,
others
being
quite
Ihe
reverse.
IUtalil
Amundsen
and
his
associates
Jook
on
lira
lask'o"f
flying
'to'
the
North
Pole
and
back
again
and
they
nearly
lost
their
liviis,
trying'
lo
do
iL.
'.Scientific-
investigation
was
the-
reason
given
for,
embarking
on
the
journey
bul,
no
doubt,
the
party
expected
lo
get
a
"kick"
out
of
it
and
they
did.
The
Inmates
Treated
Less
Than
In
Earlier
Days
of
So
vlet
Regime
MURDER
LIGHT
OFFENSE
life.
Criticism
is
chiefly
direct
ed
at
the
slender
quantity
nf
food
and
lack
of
.
outdoor
exer
cise.
-
(Inly
in
the,
cases
of
the
most
dangerous
criminal
prisoners
are
found
such
thiiiigs
as
stone'
cells,
iron
bars
and
solitary
confinement.
All
others,
een
political
prisoners,
are
given
large,
well-lighted,'
tidy
rooms
with
iron
cots,
and
a
single
blanket
for
a
covering.
In
most
cases
these
rtioius
are
not
even
-barred,,
and
the.
inmates
are
free
In
mingle
among
themselves.
Very
little
work
is
provided,
and
the
prison
ers,
therefore,
are
free
to-
in-
lulge
Iheir
hobbies,
lo
smoke,
play
car
Is,
read
and
have
the
freest
use
of
musical
instruments
'their
ovn
and
other
forms
of
entertainment.
Relative
Offenses
Murder
in
Russia
is
relatively
a
mild
offense
as
compared
tn
counter-revolution.
The
corres
pondent,
on"
a
recent
visit
to
one
Of
the
Moscow
prisons
spoke
to
a
youth
guilty
of
triple
nut
rile
r,
LOVE
flies
put
of
the
window
who
was
serving
only
three
when
C.O.I),
knocks
at
the
door.
years,
while
in
the
next
room
was
seiu-ft
oJiUMjesst-i
ami
.men;
omuiiing
aim
lumiuig
wii
mnKe
.,
man
a(.(.s,.,
f
counter-revo
inisuiesf
ami
worn
anu
inai
means
tnai
mere
win
lie
room
lor
more
people
here.
This
business
and.
work
may
be
developed
to
Unlimited
proportions
as
has
been
evidenced
with
the
growth
of
seaports
in
the
past.
The
grain
growing
lands
back
of
the
city
should
benefit.
im
proved
since
the
grim
days
of
the
Bolshevik
revolution.
A
much
more
humane
regime
has
replaced
the
terroristic
methods
which
accompanied
the
change,
f
n
i
mam
anarchical"
16
a
demo-
pp'nlli
recline.
h'rnni
II1P1
liar-
lulionary
activities,
who
was
condemned
lo
death.
Ten
years
is
I
lie
maximum
for
murder
in
jtlie
first
degree,
but
death
invar
iably
is
nie.ted
out
to
those
found
guilly
of
working
against
the
present,
political
regime.
'Hie
Hnlsheviks
say
this
severity
is
necessary
in
order
to
insure,
the
success
of
revolution.
In
another
prison
the
correspondent
falkeif
with
a
priest,
still
wearing
his
clerical
garb,
who;
according
ito
his
own
story,
was
sentenced
to
three
years
for
having
censured
from
the
pulpit
a
group
of
young
Communists
Across
the
corridor
from
him
was
a
physician,
of
refined
features
anil
keen
inlelligcncej
who
was
imprisoned
for
a
similar
term
becau.-e
be
refused
to
join
'
the
might
be
said
of
the
sucwssful
Mount
Logan
expedition
and
mi-',,,
atiullitrr
room
was
a
dcl'fQatc-meroris'uther
ventures.
Kven
Ihe
Prince
of
Wales
is
eellincr
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some
thrills
out
of
his
Inp
to
Africa
and
Ihe
Prince
is
known;
w10
was
given
three
years
for
lo
dearly
love
excitement
will,
a
touch
of
danger
lo
it,
attempting
to
cross
life
frontier
the
Leopold-Loeli
affair
was.
a
case
of
where
excitement
without
a
passport
was
sought
in
difftrenl
direction.
The
-t
case
now
before
the!
Watchful
Eye
public,
eye
from
the
eastern
slates
where
n
yopng
man
could,
Counter-revolution
is
regarded
.
rim.
gn
txcnemeni
oiit
o
i.ooucggu.g
so.
ilelil.erately
tielnosl
srievnu
tirfensc
of
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laxi
driver
1s
another
instance.
i.
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thai
has
not
been
done
before
and
that
is'.i-wi'im-in-
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PP('n;d
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thrills:
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belonging
to
"'7'tal
Tmrarinf
",e,r
fc,l.ym
ni"J
h"li
t
the
old
imperialistic
regimej
force,
r
tlie.r
excitement
on
others
not
dcs.r.ng
it.
L,
Mon
r
ev
.
K3
30c
for
paint
70c
for
labor
putting
it
on
That's
how
it
averages
up
on
most
jobs.,
Two-and-one-half
times
as
much
for
the
labor
as
for
the
paint.
So
why
risk
your
entire
investment
by
yielding
to
the
temptation
to
save
a
fev
cents
per
gallon
on
the
paint
you
buy?
Good
paint
is
always
the
cheapest.
Use
Valdura
Asphalt
Paint
and
you
will
be
certain
of
a
satisfactory
job.
Valdura
Asphalt
Paint
Is
better
than
most
mineral
paints
because
it
is
made
of
one
of
the
rarest
minerals
known
-
genuine
99.5
pure
Gilsonite
natural
asphalt
-
this
makes
it.
an
absolutely
waterproof
preservative
paint
which
possesses
great
durability.
Valdura
is
also
highly
acid
and
alkali
resisting.
Can
be
used
anywhere,
indoors
or
outdoors,
underground
or
above
ground,
and
will
always
give
perfect
protection.
-
Valdura
is'made
in
glossy
Black
and
rich,
deep
shades
of
Red,
Browii
and
Green.
It
is
put
up
in
convenient
shed
containers
from
-gallon
up;
is
all
ready
for
use
and
can
be
applied
by
anyone.
First
cost
is
low
and,
based
upon
cost-per-year-of-tervice,
it
is
cheaper
than
any
other
paint
made.
Distributed
by
Kalen
Hardware
Co.
and
F.
E.
Hunt
Ltd.
I
week
on
even
the
slightest
sus
picion.
Most
of
the
arrested
persons
are.
seitl
to
Ihe
famous
Hulerka
Prison,
on
flic
outskirts;
of
Moscow,
which
has
become
known
as
Ihe
"Aristocrats'
Prison,"
fr,om
the
number
nf
princes,
princesses,
barons,
baronesses,
counts
and
countesses
interned
there.
BURNS
LAKE
Three
Tchsenikut
Lake
ranch
ers
named
Hoxall,
Drew
and
Koehler,
have
been
conimitled
for
trial
on
a
charge
of
stealing
a
tmx
of
dynamite
from
tho
Canadian
National
Hallways.
Miss
Kunice.
Curtis,
who
has
been
living
here,
with
her
sister,
Mrs.
J.
ool,
for
the
past
year,
Miss
Harriett
Harrison
has
arrived
from
Victoria,
where
she
lias
been
atlending
school,
.
to
Harshly
spend
the
summer
holiday?
I
visiting
with
her
parents.
STEWART
Death
Sentence
Chiefly
to
Those
-Mrs.
navi.i
wan
oi
mrue,
uuh
Tk
Part
In
Counter-
Man.,
is
here
visiting
her
DauaI
i
i
4
Inn
.daughter.
Mrs.
Bert
F.
Smith
of
Premier
and
her
brother,
(leorjre
MOSCOW,,
July
15.
Prison-A.
Kraser
of
Stewart.
lifn
ill
llusi.-i
li:is
L'l'l'illlv
rue
uniieii
r.mnirc
mine
owned
by
A.
B.
Trifes
will
short
ly
start
the
shipping
of
hieh
grade
ore
to
the
smelter.
Eighteen
men
are
now
steadily
ein-
ployeit
at
the
properly.
.i,.nn,i
iiiimlorei-
rlmvn
in
Hie
in-
Mrs.
I
nomas
Sherman
an.
i
ner
offensive
looking
youth
accusednHilly,
have,
left
lo
visit
Mrs
of
theft,
prisoners
eat,
sleep.lShernian's
parents
in
Hevelstnke.
niingle
Jogellier
and
share
the
same
daily
conditions
of
prison
After
an
absence
nf
two
year
Dan
Lindeborg
has
returned
lo
the
district.
Accompanying
him
Is
Ed.
Duffy,
an
Oklahoma
oil
magnate.
A
Conservative
Association
has
been
organizeiT
here
with
the
following
officers:
President.
i.
A.
Kraser;
vice-president,
(!.
C.
Andrew:
treasurer.
W.
Orr;
secretary,
F.
K.
Ciigot.
A
new
vein
of
high
grade
sil
ver
ore
has
been
discovered
nn
the
Silver
Slipper
property
ai'-
cording
to
a
report
made
last'
week
by
John
Haahti,
manager
of
the
mine.
Mrs.
and
Miss
McCulIoch.
sister
and
niece
of
Oeorse
Cameron
are
here
from
the
Okanagan
ili-Irict
on
a
visit.
The
Mao
in
the
Moon
THE
reason
journalists
wear
I
long
nair
is
because;
they
nave
not
got
the
price
to
lie
bobbed.
MY
idea
of
a
good
credit
standing
is
when'
I
lie
barber
will
put
the
hair
cut
on
the
book.
A
MONKEY'
makes
a
good
trout
fisherman
because
be
al
ways
gets
plenty
of
biles.
You
can
teach
some
people
all
you
know
yourself
and
then
they
seem
to
know
nothing.
W'K
want
a
mayor,
the
council
cried,
To
act
while
Sam's
away.
Hut
''after
you
my
dear
Alfonse
I'll
act
another
(lay.
So
after
many
pleads
and
gibes,
And
In
spile
of
rainy
'seasons,
A
hero
said
"I'll
lake
the
job"
His
name
was
M.
M.
Stephens.
how
long
il
lakes
you
to
start
the
engine.
,
j'j.'.
WljliN
4nianVhai
gels
lo
his
liii(lhe,
Very
inucli
resemble?
a
cahUaire.'
l
;'.'
t!f
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
July
15,
1915.
At
a
meeting
of
the
Trades
and
Labor
Council
held
last
night
the
following
ollicers
were
elected:
S.
I.
Macdonabl,
pre
sidenl;
D."
McLean,
vice-presi
denl;
V.
V..
Thompson,
seen;
laryj
.1.
'Morrison,
treasurer.
Seventy
five
.Serbians
and
Montenegrins
le'ave
today
on
the
boat
for
service
at
the
front.
port
yesterday
with
a
good
Catch
has
left
for
Quesnel
where
she
of
halibut.
She
had
on
board
will
lake
up
residence
with
her
father.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
11.
II.
Schreiber
of
Clarklnn,
Ontario,
are
visiting
with
their
rons,
Paris
and
Col-lingwnod
of
Francois
Lake
jind
Norman
nf
Onlsa
Lake.
An
exciling
I
en
Inning
bae-hall
game
played
bore
last
week
90,000
pounds
of
fish.
Wednesday,
July
15.
19fv
pAdfi:
two
THE
DAILY
FTEvrB
White
Dressing
Is
the
best
for
canvas
,
boots
and
shoes,
belts,
etc.
Just
try
it!
A
substitute
will
disappoint
you.
PRISON
LIFE
NEW
RUSSIA
between
Vatiffprhoof
arid
Burns
ji.aKO
resuneo
in
vichj
"
-derhoof
by
21
to
18.
the
Quality
Finish
for
Everything
in
the
Home
For
renewing
old
furniture
and
the
floors
and
woodwork
of
dingy
rooms,
there
is
nothing
to
equal
Chi-
Namel.
The
sparkling
freshness
and
rich,
lasting
colors
of
Chi-Namel
bring
beauty
and
pleasure
wherever
it
is
used.
Its
cost
is
trifling.
The
re
llrandram
-
llcrulcrstm
Limit
id
Plans
to
Assist
Property
Owners
We
wilt
gladly
furnish
full
particulars
of
the
new
plan,
whereby
owner
of
property
can
benefit
by
arrangements
which
enable
them
to
paint
their
property
on
the
partial
payment
plan
basis.
Write
to
ui
for
full
details.
sults
beyond
compare.
Chi-Namel
transparent
varnishes
give
new
color
and
new
glos3
with
one
application.
They
dry
over
night.
They
are
washable
and
wear
for
years.
Wonderful
results
can
be
obtained
by
the
uSe
of
the
Chi-Namel
Graining
Process
(learned
in
five
minutes)
the
practical,
easy
method
of
producing
hardwood
grain
effects
over
old,
dirty,
discolored
oftwood,
previously
painted
floors,
doors,
woodwork,
furniture,
etc.
No
skill
or
experience
needed.
The
patented
Chi-Namel
Graining
Tool
makes
the
grain.
All
you
have
to
do
is
grasp
and
guide
it.
Chi-Namel
Penetrating
Stains
are
made
especially
for
new
wood.
Wonderful,
lasting
effects
are
readily
obtained
with
them.
Chi-Namel
Gloss
Ena-m:ls
and
Chi-Namel
Auto
Color
Varnishes
are
other
Chi-Namel
favorites.
For
Sale
By
STORKS
HARDWARE
LTD.,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
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to
Apply
Lease
Land
to
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
lle-j
cording
District
of
Prince
Itu-
pert,
and
situate
about
two
miles'
in
a
northerly
direction
fronij
llooney
Point,
Massett
Inlet,
firaham
Island,
Hritish'CoIumbia.'
Take
Notice
that
Langara
Fishing
A
Packing
Company
,j
Limited,
of
Massett,
U.C.,
occu
pation
Packers,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands;
!
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
two
miles
in
a
northerly
direction
from
Hooney
Point,
Massett
In-,
let,
firaham
Island,
-Uritlsh
Columbia?
thence
easterly
five
I'lIK
beauty
of
a
motor
boat
Limins.
more
or
'
less,
to
low
trip
alone
is
that
no
one
knows
wnter
mark;
thence
northerly!
along
low
water
mark
one
hun-j
dred
and
sixty
chains;
thence
westerly
five
chains;
thence
southerly
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
less,
to
point
of
commencement,,
j
and
.
eoninlntng
.
.
.
.
'
'
:
V'
I
'
'
'
-
'
1
'
eigniy
acres,
more
or
less.
LANC.AItA
FISIIIlNC
A
PACKING
PACKING
CO.
LTD.
Applicant.
Per
E.
H.
Simpson,
Agent.
Dated
June
13th:
1925.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
Lease
Land
In
Land
Recording
District
of
iney
nave
i.een
recruueu
irom
fniin,v.in
.inaprit.i
inn,u.
to
this
city
and.Vicinily
and
will
nomanencing
at
a
post
planted
proceed
Overseas
to
Join
armies
nnnrnY,mil,piv
or,
ni,:,n
.-
of
their
own
countries
in
the
fight
ngalnst
Cerinany
and
her
Allies.
The
James
"Carruthers
reached
Prince.
Ilupert,
and
situate
at
Ferguson
Hay,
Massell
Inlet,
Q.C.
Islands
II.C.
Take
Notice,
that
.Cosse-Mil-lerd,
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
P.O.,
occupation
Salmon
Canncrs,
in
tends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
from
northwest
corner
Lot
1571;
thence
south
3
'chains;
thence
west
in
chains;
thence
south
2
chains;
thence
west
10
chains
to
west
boundary
of
Lot
1571;
thence
south
8
chains;
thence
west
0
chains;
thence
north
20
chains;
thence-
east
2
chains,
more
or
less,
tn
beach:
(henA
A
Poor
Risk
following
meanderinor
nf
lmPA
Agent
You
had
heller
let
mo
line,
to
point
of
commencement
write
that
insurance
for
your
and
containing
22
acres,
more
Ilaslus.
I0r
icss
Ilustus
No,
sah
boss!
I
Is
not
COSSF-MILLFItD
I.Tn
loo
safe
at
home
as
11
is,
sah,
'lileago
Tribune.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
Applicant,
Per
Win,
O,
Mitchell,
Agent
Dated
Juno
26th,
1925.
COAST
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
Prince
George
Prince
Charles
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
Seattle
and
intermediate
por
Monday,
at
4.00
p.m.,
and
Wednesday
and
Salurda
at
(1.00
p.m.
For
Anyox
and
Stewart
Monday
mid
Friday,
p.m.
For
Skagway
and
Alaska
Ports,
Wednesday,
-l.no
p.m.
S.S.
Prince
John
for
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
Vancouver,
Fortnightly,
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
icpt
Sunday
1130
un.
for
Prime
ncorc,
EDMONTON.
WINNIPEG,
in
pointi
Eitrn
cinida,
L'niuit
sute.
AOENCV
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Tlcktt
Offlct,
6Zt
Third
Am,
Prlnc
Rupert.
Phen
280.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Stillnn
from
Prloce
Rupert,
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
8wnion
Bit,
tn4
Al.rt
Biy,
TuMdiy,
S
P,M.
.'of
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Al.rt
By,
and
Iwinion
Bay,
Saturday,
10
A
For
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART.
Sunday.
S
P.M.
for
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
Rlvtr
Cannarlta.
Friday
A.M.
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2nd
Anu.
J.
Baritalai.
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Men
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you
will
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again
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purity
for
over
160
years.
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;
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