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DAILY
EDITION
Prospects
Are
For
Busy
Season.
Thursday,
July
30,
1
925.
rnuce
unpen
people,
imperially
the
luismess
men,
are
finding
that
it
lakes
Mime
lime
for
a
resiimplion
of
industrial
acliyily
In
make
itself
fell
in
a
resultant
improvement
in
gen
eral
business
conditions.
I
here
are
t-eu'ral
hundred
men
employed
here
on
elvalur
eniitrurJioii
this
summer
and
the
saw
mill
is
employing
another
hundred,
Prinre
Rupert
had
neither
or
these
sources
of
employment
last
spring.
The
haliliut
fisheries
are
running
admit
normal
aiid
there
is
a
greatly
increased
tourist
traffic.
Some
people
thinly
thai
the
population
of
fhe
city
is
aliout
vou.
et
"merchants
say
llial
only
unw
'is
bust
ness
beginning
to
pick
up.
They
have
been
having
gather
quiet
spring
of
it.
'
-
However,
conditions
sire
looking
better
now
and
it
is
rea
sonable
to
expect
that
present
activities
will
result
in
a
bustling
falLjuuLprtt-pe
ions
winter.-
.Thcreis
reason
to
.believe,
,.lhat
money
will
lie
circulating
much
more
freely
in
local
hiisiue?
at
the
end
of
IU2?
(hall
it
fwa5
at'
the
beginning.
Physchology
And
,
Newspapers.
'
There
is
a
good
deal
of
physrhology
in
the
newspaper
busi
ness.
The
lask
of
the
editor
is-
to
piit
into
his
columns
mailer
that
the
people
will
read
not
necessarily
what
will
please
them.
He
may
tread
on
somebody's
lues
and
may
run
so-called
"pif-fleV'
Hardly
anything
nppears
in
a
newspaper
that
everybody
reads
'but.
some
matter.
is
read
more
Ihan
other.
It
is
Ihe
&y
of
the
successful
editor
In
run
material
that
the
most
possible
people
will,
read.
The
editor
js
not
to
be
discouraged
to
hear
his
"stuff
called
trash.."
It
is
more
pleasant
In
his
ears
to
hear
tluit
a
large
number
of
people
read
that
"Irasjf
than
to
learn
that
nobodv
read
some
more
weighty
mailer.
If
Ihe
public
reads
trash
thatr
it
says
it
iloes
not
like,
then
it
is
up
to
Ihe
editor
to
give
them
more
of
the
same
medicine.
Women
Athletes
Or
Suffragettes.
The
London
"Daily
Graphic"
says
editorially:
If
there
is
one
sport
win
eh
epijnmjzes
the
modern
girl,
it
is
tennis.
None
of
Ihe
Pankhursts
either.
Hie
learned
ChrMahel
or
the
pugnacious
Silvia
sn
stands
for
women's
freedom
as
does
Suzanne
Lenglen
or
Kilty
MacKane.
A
quarter
oLa
century
ago
ten
ill
was
the
quinlesseuce
of
ladylikcness.
It
was
for
most
girls
just
a
polite
form
of
shutllerock
and
battledore
after
after-nnnn
lea.
.
Jtvvas
a
jasline"
rather
-Ihttn
.a
.sport.
.
The
tennis
girl's
skirts'ycre
Uwf$
hcrjplay
was
languid.,
.SJi
was
.
much
Uu'
proper
fand.
roiiceivaTdv.'mueh
loo
iiii'dcrilci'elooeil
ika'Ih
indulge
in
the
high
jumps
or
the
tennis
girl
nr
Indav.
Carrviup
i.
i
it.
.
.
....
.
.
-
i
ncr
r.icM-i
io
me
ruling
sue
mignt
nave
Keen
tlie
nearer
or
ai
bishop's
ernzier.
sn
stuii
ami
self-cnnseiniis
was
she.
.nt
m
im
mm
outo
Man..
As
As
il
it
isl
ul
played
today,
tennis
symbnlizes
the,
revolt
nr
woman's
soul!
pgain'sl
all
Ihe
restrictions
and
ruustric
lions
to
which
it
was
slave
even
sn
recently
as
loon.
The
racket
has
sundered
ninre
Chains
ilia
n
all
Ihe
hammers
nr
all
the
siirrragelles.
The
danger
is
that
pur
girls
may
overdu
YVimhlcdouism
ami
Ihe
free,
slren-iions
manners
which
it
commands.
"TRY
A
NIP
TONIGHT."
BEST
PROCURABLE
g!
OTTUO
6URAMTtt0jr
0
The
Original
Label
look
for
it
at
the
Vendors
and
insist
on
GRANTS
"BEST
PROCURABLE."
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
x-If
!i
A
Pleasant
Evening
FOURTH
ARTICLE
DEVASTATION
CHANNEL
The
sea.
is
being
churned
up
Jiy
a
.-tiff
breeze
and
the
white
caps
are
loo
much
in
evidence
for
us
to
risk
facing
them
with
the
(twen.
Hence,
we
are
au-j
.bored
in
a
little
bay
just
ofr
the
sweep
of
Ihe
wind.
A
big
swell
is
beating
on
the
shore
and
we.
are
silling
on
a
rock
oyer-)
looking
it
all
and
wishing
fur
fairer
weather.
j
We
should
have
been
cruising
jiehveeu
(Jrjbble
Island
and'
he
mainland
now
but
the
powers
have
said
.
"
-
obeying.
;
We
left
unrulier
s
canal
tliisiaud
he
morning
aim
are
now
on
our
cijp.j.
way
In
Bufedale
where
we
expect
lo
spend
a
liltle
lime
-with
Joe
MePhee
before
leavinp
r
our
respective
homes.
Yesterday
we
explored
Peril
Hiver
ami
dined
at
a
lofrjrinp
camp
wherp
we
reeeixed
hearty
welcome
and
enjoyed
a
pleasant
eveninjr.
Gihlersleve's
camp
is
jus
across
ors.
wiielner
he
discusses
re
uginn
or
pontics
or
science
or
tj
,IWs'
must
expect
Youth
Will
Rule
The
y'ouifjf
man,
my
son,
is
learning
In
use
m
camera
and
has
just
been
dahblin?
wilh
it.
He
has
turneil
the
instrument
on
his
father
sitting
at
the
type-wriler.
He
needs
correction
lint
is
too
bijr
to
paddle
and
Quite
impervious
lo
scolding.
He
now
from
Channel
Island
wauls
lo
po
for
a
ramble
so
I
where
Ihe
logging
out
fit
is
loca-
must
go,
too.
The
younper
pen-!
led.
We
landed
(here
Tuesday
oration
seems
In
i
Ihe
ruling
evening-
lo
impure
about
the
peiiPralinn.
That
fact
settles
river
ami
were
invited
to
spend
the
length
of
this
article.
the
evening,
which
we
did.
Re-!
H.
F.
PfLLEN
fore
leaving
we
were
piven
an
iu-j
r
vital
ion
lb
dinner
the
following.
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1
...
"x-,;ninir-.
j
The
Man
in
the
Meon
.
-You
may
,
hae
,
heard
11M
about
log-'
pers
and
so
had
we.
These
were
8YS-
lifreient.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gilder-
"
"--u,
slee
have
a
family
of
six,
one
a
WE'LL
doubtless
he
in
for
aj
baby
and
Ihe
oldest
about
fif-
breezy
lime
now
lliat
the
sailorsi
teen.
They
are
all
workers
and
Jre
among
us
again.
they
liave
tjuite
an
extensive
home
on
a
rail,
Ihe
raft
being
H
HUE'S
to
the
sailormm
sailing
beached
on
the
sand
at
the
mouth
the
sea,
of
the
river.
Hule'dale,
forty
Willi
heart
stout
as
oak
o
miles
away,
is"
their
post
office
we're
told;
ami
supply
station,
so
il
is
clear
Be
,!.v
have
a
sweclheart
that
they
cannot
always
have
'v,'ry
lorl.
fresh
vegetables
and
fruit.
They
,,ul'i,V
seldom
on
marriage
die's
hunt
doer
and
wild
jroat
in
sea-j
sold.
.
son
and
what
they
cannot
eat'
'
they
can.
They
also
dry
some
0r'GV
ladies,
dear,
please
list
lo
the
meat
and
smokf'salmon
and
'nie'.;
Ihe
result
is
that
the
butchers
do
'".ced
wilh
you
a
lot:
not
pel
very
rich
from
their!1'1"
0",
jh
Ihrnuphout
the
trade.
Evening
at
Glldersleve's
x..ev.V..uers.eves
aim
u.eir
re-;
(nV
a,,ou,
c
lalivcs
4ind
employees
are
musi-
Kowles,
D.S.O.
lo
blow
down
cal.
Last
mght
there
was
a
big
some
of
um
ar(Uli
ledger,
Uarl
Johnson,
vho
played
lat
,lPy
(Jo,rt
anIp
wit
,.e
t.e
accordeon
fuc
an
houcac-;ran
C,0U('N
'
n
of,ell?
coinpaui.ed
liy
-Miss
ltibierslee.!
:
The
father
of
the
family
played;
IK
)ou
IlPar
,ie
or(J)r
...v
a
lnni.
The
molher
played
the
,JalllJs
0iLdeck-
walch
where
v.
u
piano
Hs
well
as
Ihe
daughleripu,
().,,.
1PV
,rp,(.
and
(he;
gramlinollier
played
the
,en
0n.
piano
ami
sang.
Amdher
logger
played
the
violin
the
previous;
WHAT
I
like
about
this
"show-
liiphl
and
others
pUyed
the
sanie'j?
the
flap"'
idea
is
Ihe.
class
of
insiriimeiH.
uu
llie
whole-they
worthy
representatives
who
U
seemed
to
have
a
merry
time
yet
:
the
showbiz
there
was
no
drinking,
smoking
or
.swearing.
Leniona.le
wnis
the
I
WDXiiKR
if
n.
sniin-a
.Irc.npest
drink
we
tasted
or
copying
the
new
fashion
in
men's
lean!
of.
On
Ihe
wall
was
a.bearjpanls
or
wbelher
the
new
fash
hide
taken
from
an
animal
kill-
j0ns
are
cooyjnp
ihe
sailors?
I
oil
by
our
host,
and
numerous
-L
antlers
ilecoraled
Ihe
walls.
THE
beauty
of
coinir
In
sea
i.i
The
camp
schoid
teacher
lived
Mial
il
gives
Ihe
married
man
at
Ibis
home.
He
was
engaged
U-hance
to
say
somelhing.
by
the
families
concerned
to;
leach
the
children
for
the
year.
This
is
the
second
camp
we
foil
ml
wilh
a
school.
Ihe
other
being
Owen's
ealup
of
which
I
wrole
previously.
Owen's
hail
a
radio
outfit
but
this
one
depend-
on
on
ine
inmates
inemscives.
for
Ibeir
amusement
and
First
Weather
Delay
the
wjnd
is
subsiding
and
we
year,
are
planning
to
leave.
We
have;
been
delayed
here
about
half
an
Hev.
Hut
Ihe-sailors,
well
they're
not,
YOU
are
welcome
ILM.S.
Cape--lown,
A
welcome
as
can
be;
If
Huoerl
doesn't
suit
your
Lisle.
Hut
il
does
that's
plain
tn
see.
Ten
YeaW;
Ago
in
if
tnt
Kuprf
July
30,
1915.
W.
E.
.Cnllison
is
in
r
8
re-
hour,
the
only
time
since
the
be-'ceipt
of
a
leller
from
his
brother
ginning
of
the
holiday
that
lhej
Arlhur,
who
is
at
the
front,
iu-
woalher
tias
held
us
up.
Yesler-i
forming
him
that
the
Canadians
lay
we
were
sweltering
in
IhCjduly
celebrated
Iheir
natal
day
heat
in
the
afternoon
and
werej"
-'uly
I.
glad
In
pet
back
lo
our
camp.
Yet
we
enjoyed
the
trip
up
Peril
Hiver-for
a
connle
of
mites.
W'c
"The
ollicers
of
No.
5
H.fJ.
Hos
pnal
have
now
received
(heir
were
totd
we
might
lake
ourl"11'
which
they
are
tn
hold
in
launch
un
the'
river
but
were
plad:510"-
The
staff
of
72
nurses
we
decided
In
row
in
the
dinghy.!1"1
been
aprovod
praelically
as
There
are
a
good
many
perils
in;rp'"",mlel.
Dr.
J.
T.
Wall,
the
stream,
too
many
to
please
formerly
of
this
oily,
has
a
us.
The
waterfalls
were
so
fine,
however,
it
hat
I
hey
were
worth
the
(rip
to
see.
We
have
been
discussing
human
nature,
Dick
and
I.
'We
have
decided
that
in
order
to
carry
out
any
great
work
it
is
necessary
lo
have,
strong
convictions
and
yet
those
rnnvictinnslmay
not
he
right.
Truth
is
larpely
a
point
of
i
view
and
those
holding
adverse
place
on
Ihe
staff
with
Ihe
rank
of
Captain.
The
Hoard
of
Trade
Is
meeting
this
aflernnnn
In
discuss
the
possibility
or
securing
a
copper
refinery
for
this
point.
IL
L.
(Jibbs,
who
has
rhnrge
nf
Ihe
llaliine
Hatchery
(Jpornlrd
ilimler
Ihe
Dominion
(lovernmen'
view-
.mhWf-i.iu
ioi.
I.i.
"""
"
I'""""'"
J'-jMeruay
i.i..
...
Aw-i"'0''"'"'
News
Iraln
for
the
inlerioi.
r
b
ui
j
nvui
y
paper
work
tends
to
make
a
person
look
on
liolh
side's.
The.
edi
tor
realises
that
every
lime
he
takes
a
decided
sland
or
cx-j
Among
Ihe
tourists
returning
frnm
n
round
trip
lo
Alaska
en
board
the
Clly.of
geatlle,
lal
presse
an
npinion
he
5s
slopping
"
,
,
'"
"f
""Wl.
He
on
on
M,e
Ihe
Ine,
loes
nf
of
many'pf
n,n,.'nf
I.I.
his
V,Sa.
read
enjoje.l
a
motor
I
rip
around
Hie
oily
and
expressed
himself
being!
..1
I..
:
1
i
.
J
'
'
"
,u
",e
"
sociology
or
any
other
subject,)
"T
'""V"""
I
be
opposite
opinion
will
rLu
V
HnpmenMir
ly
be
held
by
many
of
his
readers
Col.
C.
W.
Peck,
V.C.,
.M.L.A.,
rorinerly
of
Prince
Huperl.
ha'
LAND
ACT
been
elected
an
honorary
patron!
of
Ihe
North
and
South
Saanirh,
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
Agricultural
Society.
Lease
Land
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Land
Hecording
District
nf
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Ferguson
Hay,
Massell
Inlet,
Q.C.
Islands,
B.C.
Take
Notice
that
fiosse-Mil-lerd,
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
B.C.,
occupation
Salmon
Canners,
intends
to
apply
for
a
leae
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
nl
a
post
planted
approximately
20
chains
east
from
northwest
corner
Lot
1571;
thence
south
3
chains;
thente
west
to
chains;
thence
south
2
chains;
thence
west
to
chains
lo
west
boundary
of
Lot
157t;
thence
-south
8
chains;
thence
west
10
chains;
thence
north
20
chains;
thence
east
2
chains,
more
or
less,
to
beach;
thence
following
meandering
nf
shore
line
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
22
acres,
more
'
'
'
nr.
less;
-:
OOSSF-MlLLKftD,
LTD.
ApplicanL
Per
Wm,
G..
Mitchell,
'Agenl
Dated
June
26th.
1925.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlollc
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situale
about
Iwo
miles
in
a
northerly
direction
from
Rooney
Point,
Massett
Inlet
Oraham
Island,
British
Columbia'!
lane
.olice
that
Langara
Fishing
&
Packing
Company
Limiled,
of
Massett,
n.fi.,
occu.
palinn
Packers,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
nost
nlnnie,!
two
miles
in
a
northerly
direction
from
Rooney
Point,
Massett
Inlet,
Oraham
Island.
British
Columbia;
thence
easterly
five
chains,
more
or
less,
lo
low
water
mark;
thence
northerly
along
low
water
mark
one
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Dated
June
13th,
(925.
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
cording"
District
of
Prince
perl,
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sjl
Point,
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Columbin.
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lands:
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News
Goes
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ume
higher
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price
.
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to;
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Take
Notice
that
Langara
Fishing
&
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
Massett,
B.C.,
occu
palinn
Packers,
Intends
tn
apply
for
a
lease
pf
the
following
de
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
Rooney
Poinl,
Craham
Island,
British
Columbia;
thence
nor
Iherly
five
chains,
more
or
less,
to
low
water
mark;
thence
west
eny
aion
-iow
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thence
southerly
five
chains;
thence
easterly
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
Jess,
to
poinl
of
commencement,
and
containing
eighty
acres,
more
or
less
LAM.AHA
FISHING
&
PACKING
PACKINO
CO.
LTD.
Applicant.
Per
E.
II.
Simpson,
Agent.
D.tled
June
12th.
1925.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
.to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
He-cording
District
or
Prince
Rupert,
and
situale
about
one
nnd
a
hair
miles
east
or
Massett
Lighthouse
at
the
mouth
of
Mas-sell
Inlel,
Graham
Island,
British
Columbia.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Langara
Fishing
&
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
Victoria,
B.C.,
occupation.
Packers,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
northwest
corner
of
Lot
Seven,
Graham
Island.
Uritish
Columbia,
about
one
and
a
half
miles
east
of
Massett
Lighthouse
at
the
mouth
of
Massell
Inlet,
Graham
Island,
British
Colum-
uia;
thence
northerly
five
chains,
more,
or
less
to
low
water
mark;
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rr
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westerly
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chains;
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Per
K.
II.
Pimpson,
Agent
Dated
June
10th,
1925.
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