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DAILT
EDITION
gjjpto
Monday.
Angus!
17.
1925.
Seals
Eat
Salmon
Says
U.S.
Senator.
j
According
to
Senator
DiJI
the
seals
which
make
their
liomcsj
on
the
Pribyloff
Islands
eat
a
million
tons
of
salmon
a
year.j
This
is
worth
more
than
the
proceed.-
of
the
eal
pells.
There
are
said
lo
be
800,4100
seals
on
the
islands.
Wu
.still
are
of
opinion
lhat
it
would
lie
a
good
thing
lo
have
the
seal
-treaty
abrogated
and
that
Prince
Rupert
fishermen
should
be
given
;i
chance
lo
hunt
the
seals
in
the
open
sea.
The
statement
of
Senator
Dill
seems
lo
indicate
that
Alaskan.,
may
be
of
the
same
opinion
as
ourselves.
Alaska
its
a
territory
cannot
benefit
much
from
the
present
arrangement
but
if
there
were
open
sealing,
Ketchikan
fishermen
would
have
an
opportunity
to
take
part
in
the
hunt
and
earn
a
few
dollars
when
lih-ing
was
poor.
In
that
way
they
would
benefit
the
salmon
fishermen.
.
i
t
Fishermen
And
New
Sources
Of
Supply.
Fihermen
everywhere
will
be
interested
lo
hcaMiow
those
Norwegian
fishermen
fared
who
went
up
Davis
Slrftit
lo
ply
their
calling
during
Hie
slimmer
mouths.
Something
like
a
iiousand
men
have
gone
into
thoe
waters
to
put
up
suit
fish.
This
was
a
result
of
an
expedition
sent
out
by
the
Norwegian
government
lo
search
for
new
sources
of
supply.
It
is
possible
there
may
be
more
halibut
banks
off
lhi
coast,
which
so
far
have
not
been
discovered.
No
one
can
af
ford
the
time
to
make
an
extensive
irch.
If
the
government
does,
not'
act,
a
fisherman
may
blunder
across
the
bank
.some
v
,
,
.-
.
,
,
,
Have
Americans
A
Sense
Of
Humor.
Humor
is
not
altogether
a
national
(rail.
We
think
,
Hie
Irish
are
humorous
and
yet
we
have
met
Irish
people
who
were
more
stolid
than
an
Englishman.
'There
are
plenty
of
Americans
wlio
have
not
the
slightest
sense
of
humor.
If
they
bud
they
would
not
act
as
they
do.
True,
there
was
a
Mark
Twain
and
there
is
a
Ring
Larduer
and
an
Irviu
Cobb.
That
would
indicate
nothing
were
it
iit.
that
eople
read
their
writings,
which
often
are
quite
humorous.
Soijininie
their
efforts
to
be
humorous
are
funny.
Americans
ore
just
about
as
humorous
as
nio-l
folks,
no
more
and
no
less
and
I
hey
are
J
t
I
as
funny.
V
ran
laugh
with
(hem
and
also
laugh
at
(hem.
Do
We
Wear
Too
Little
Clothes?
.
Sonte
people
are
shocked
at
the
small
amount
'
of
clothes
worn
on
the
beaches
mid
in
the
ballrooms.
Thev
point
to
the
present
customs
as
signs
of
decadence.
Yet
they
must
admit
that
the
present
customs
are
far
preferable
lo
the
old
ones.
Many
people
remember
the
lime
wlmi
it
was
cousidereil
iude-cent
for
men
and
women
to
bathe
on
the
same
beach,
even
though
at
that
time
women
wore
much
more
clothes
in
the
water
than
they
lo
today.
Ye,l
people
wen
uol
anv
more
moral
in
those
days,
and
we
seriously
doubt
if
they
were
equal
lo
the
boys
and
girls
of
today
in
the
standards
of
right
ami
wrong.
The
amount
of
clothes
worn
is
purely
a
mailer
of
rtislotn.
J
ri
v
atn
ouver
ti
is
common
in
see
young
men
ami
young
women
on
the
streets
m
Iheir
bathing
costumes.
We
are
be
coming
less
prudish
and
more
sirnsihje.
Orientals
Like
V.-y
.
'
""si?
mi'iSMm
showing
that
since
the
begiuuhig
of
Hie
year
I
(10:i
Orientals
were
arrested
in
gambling
raids
in
that
cily
and
that
fines
lo
the
amount
of
i20,u:i0
wore
paid.
Accifrdiug
lo
(he
same
authority
the
games
are
slill
going
on
and
foolish
yellow
men
continue
lo
stake
their
cash
and
lose
it,
jii
like
while
people.
Taking
a
chance
is
something
wu
sometimes
admire
and
sometimes
the
people
who
do
it
are
wicked
gamblers.
mil'
ii
iirF
rr
a
Nir
to.hicht"
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Roard
or
by
the
.Government
of
Uritisb
Columbia.
FREE
COUNTRY
NOPLACE
FOR
BOLSHEVISTS
adian
holshevisl,
nine
out
of
ten
at
least,
ami
probably
a
higher
per
rentage,
are
from
foreign
soils.
Lecturing
on
the.
beauties
of
bdsovism,
.viewed
at
n
safe
distune-,
probably
makes
a
good
living
for
some
native.
Canadian
hnlshevisls,
such
as
A.
K.
Smith,
once
a
Methodist
par
son
in
Nelson,
but
it
ts
anion?
the
newcomers,
iimn!
to
seething
against
oppression,
that
tin
rank
ami
file
of
this
more
or
less
in
visible
school
of
thought
is
re
cruited,.
Among
the
foreigners
on
the
waterfront
of
Port
Arthur;
among
the
foreigners
in
Hie
coal
mines
of
Drunihellcr,
possibly;
iinong
some
groups
of
foreign
-
born
in
Hie
Kootenay,
the
ten
dency
to
seethe,
borne
of
real
oppression
in
their
several
"old.
countries,"
is
capitalized
by
era
fly
agitators.
New
Canadians
Hill
why
should
these
win
have
come
lo
Canada
to
lie
"New
Canadians,"
to
heller
Iheiuselvo
under
the
free
and
equitable
ron-
lilution
ami
laws
of
Canada.
permit
themselves
to
asiciate
with
the
aim
of
destruction,
levelled
against
the
peace
of
tin
country
by
whose
grace
they
ar
enjoying
privileges
and
a
pro.
perily
.lliey
never
knew
in
the
old
laud?
Here
is
a
thought
or
two
for
these
newcomers
who
have
not
yet
properly
settled,
down
lo
ap
preciation
of
their
Canadian
lib
erties.
If
they
become
Canadian
cili
zens,
they
enjoy
perfect
political
equality
willi
all
oilier
Cana
dians.
The
.rule
of
"One
man
or
woman,
one
vole,"
governs
in
Canada.
In
none
of
the
old
countries
from
which
they
have
rome
to
us
Is
there
sucli
a
broad
I
or
liberal
,sulTrage,
if
indeed
their
working
class
were
ever,.
admitted
to
il.
Kvcu
in
modern
(iermauy,
Hie
great
stale
n
Prussia,
comprising
more
than
half
the
empire,
hail
a
franchise
under
which
the
vote
of
one
aristocrat
was
equal
lo
the
voles
of
many
others
lower
in
Unsocial
cate.
Yet
Canadians
for
over
a
century
liae
enjoyed
vir
tual
manhood
suffrage
or
better.
Personal
Liberty
No
man
can
wrongfully
pit:
another
in
prison
in
Canada
and
keep
him
there.
The
law-as
to
personal
liberty
are
the
same
for
all.
No
man
can,,
by
right
of
feudal
lordship,
dishonor
his
tenant's
home,
in
Canada.
The
court-
are
open
alike
to
the
rich
and
poor
for
redress
of
injury.
No
man
can
dictate
another
man's
Job
in
Canada.
Subject
lo
the
laws
mailt!
lo
keep
human
life
and
property
safe,
any
ma?
or
woman
in
Canada
may
enter
any
lawful,
occupation.
IKaipnWjynreVnOtttaHitrhcn
l
J
certain
eslales,
in
a
species
of
semi-slavery.
Debt
do
not
ib
seen
it
upon
children,
to
hold
Iheiu
in
thrall
lo
usurers.
There
are
no
usurers,
for
Hie
law
for
bids
them
legal
standing.
Kvery
province
of
Canada
provides
free
education,
placing
the
child
of
the
immigrant
on
as
equal
fooling
with
the
child
of
Hie
wealthiest
man,
to
tqi
the
working
age.
Laud
may
be
purchased
ami
owned
by
anyone,
and
under
Icertain
conditions
may
be
oh-'lained
free
or
practically
m
from
Hie
various
government.
Kvery
man
has
a
right
tn
lid
own
earnings
in
Canada,
for
the
benefit
of
himself
ami
his
family.
There
is
no
limit
to
Hie
hi.
vanceioeiit
he
may
make,
and
no
limit
to
the
fair
profits
ho
may
produce
for
himself
by
engaging
in
industry,
subject
to
the
just
dues
lo
Hie
government
for
ad-iiiliilslerlng
(he
country.
Free
Speech
If
a
law
In
Canada
Is
not
fair
hi
the
estimation
of
any
man,
he
has
the
right
of
free
speech,
by
which
to
advocate
a
change
in
(hat
law,
and
his
political
power.
used
In
conjunction
with
that
of
a
sultleleut
number
of
his
fellow
can
peacefully
secure
lis
amendment.
Subject
to
the
personal
right
of
every
Individual,
ami
lo
rights
guaranteed
tQminoriHe
by
t'e
C
constitution,
the
majority
rules.
When
our
"New
Canadian"
take
thought
Jo
compare
their
political
and
material
condition
here
with
the
status
Ihcy
were
held
tn
in
the.
land
of
their
liirtii.
I
hey
will
soon
come
to
see.
that
the
Canadian
const
il
ill
inn
embodies
just
the
freedom
Ihov
Most
of
Them
are
Foreigners
eanie
here
hoping
to
find,
ami
Who
Came
from
Land
Where
jthat
upsetting
of
this
order
is
People
Oppressed
An
interesting
editorial
article
entitled
"Why
Re
Bolshevist
i?"
appealed
in
a
recent
number
ofi
the
Nelson
News.
It
follows:
J
)
!
"(If
the
rank
and
file
of
Can-',
the
last
thing
tliey
should
want.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
.
YSf-
"SL'CCKSS
with
Hens'
is
Hie
J
title
oT
a
iMiqk
iti
Metres
liooW
store.
I
can
recommend
I
lie
hook
to
several
married
men
I
know.
NOW
thai
the
rallwnyinen
have
been
and
gone
we
are
like!,
lo
have'
dry
weal
her.
WHY
no)
ask
the
Government
lo
place
a
larilf
on
mils.'
Too
many
in
this
country
already
to
allow
them
'to
come
-here
indis-
ierimiiiatelyV.
.MAltY
had
a
great
big
lamb
She
look
where'er
she
went;
Hut
how
she's
lightly
lied
lo
bin
To
shake
him
she's
intent.
Sweet
Mary
has
a
little
calf
Hut
It
no
passers
see.
For
now
when
men
glance
up
her
way
Their
eyes
glue
to
tier
knee.
t
T
V
A
t
I
i
en
i
ears
gu
I
in
Prince
Rupert
August
17,
1915
An
inquest
is
l-mg
held
today
by
Coroner
J.
II.
MrMullin
into
Hie
death
resulting
from
a
Jap
anese
stabbing
affray
at
Port
Kssiuglnii
Saturday
night.
The
Jury
consists
of
N.
Scheininait
W.
W.
Wralhall.
W.
.Miller,
A.
Key,
A.
Spurr
and
Martin
)'
Iteilly.
"
J.
K.
I'ele.rs';
son
of
Cily
Soli-
cilor
Fred
1'c0ts,,
K.C
has
been
officially
liteVl
as
missing-
in
casually"
Hslsor
thewnr.
A
parly
of
six
left
on
Hie
Prince
(Jeorge
this
morning
lo
join
the
ioeal
contingent
at
Ver
non.
The
party
consisted
of
J.
M.
Campbell,
Fred
Hroadhent
and
I'.
Dillon
of
Prince
Itupert;
W.
llaslie
ami
W.
II.
Millard
o'
Port
Clement
s.
and
Ceorge
Kd-
wards
of
Terrace.
Mr.
Camnliell
is
a
pioneer
printer
of
here
ami
Massed.
SUN
DEFENDS
RAILWAY
HEAD
Attacks
Hon.
Arthur
Melghen
for
His
Attitude
Toward
Cana.
dlan
National
The
Vancouser
Sun,
which
of
leu
attacks
mm
Hovernment.
tie
feinN
Sir
Henry
Thornton
and
Ihe
Canadian
National
in
a
re
cent
editorial
article-,
II
says:
Wliat
gitod
doo
v.lr.
Meighen
e.ipc((:fj
frri-oiilplli'7fr
himself
and
Tor
(-mada
wilii
his
conslaiil
allacjis
ott
Sir
llrinyi'l'li'irtilon
ami
nie
i.Hiiadiau
.National
T
The
figures
which
Sir
Henry
anvil
tit
nncouver
last
week
show
that,
notwithstanding
a
de
crease
in
gros
earnings,
tlier"
was
an
increase
in
Hie
net
earn
bigs
of
I
Im
Canadian
National
amounting
lo
17,
per
cent.
Surely
this
Js
a
showing
of
which
Sir
Henry
and
evtyry
Canadian
Na
tional
employee
must
.be
proud
And,
a
owners
of
the
road,
II
mul
he
pleasing
to
the
peopl-of
Canada
to
know
that
their
road
is
making
such
progress.
So
what
has
Mr.
Meighen
In
aainf
Ami
if
he
continue
playing
politic
against
the
Cana
dian
National
ami
it
l()0,0(ia
employees,
will
.Mr.
.Meighen
not
find
the
Canadian
National
and
It
employees
and
their
friend
playing
politic
against
.Mr.
Meighen?
During
hi
three
year
a
President
or
the
Canadian
National,
wo
have
never
seen
in
print,
from
Sir
Henry,
one
lngle
talc-nient
of
political
significance.
On
Ihe
contrary,
Sir
Henry,
by-public
and
private
gelure
ujid
utterance,
has
valiantly
fought
against
political
interference
with,
the
road
and
il
employees
In
Hie
mien-si
of
Canada
and
in
the
interest
of
Hie
Con-ervallve
pany,
It
would
seem
like
sound
advice
to
Mr.
Meighen
lo
ugget
Hint
he
slop
In
al
al.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1024.
Has
produced
Minerals
ns
follows:-
Placer
Hold,
?77..im.',u..i;
AUe
r,,,,
173.100;
Silver,
SoS,82t,I7;
Lead,
$70.r48,o7N;
liopper,
lf..i.v.ivnx;
.,
17I.W:
Miscellan
atieous
Minerals,
$l.tai.:stM;
Coal
ami
tiKc,
fznu.Hwi.uiN.
Stone.
Rrick,
Cement,
etr
1021
show
an
a-
d
1
lie
I'anMilun
N.i
1
1.
n
IRRIGATION
PLAN
IS
DUBBED
AS
UNMORAL
BYjMINlSTER
LANDS
NKI.SO.N.
lt.C,
Aug.
17.
Kn.uiiiK
what
I
kinw
of
Hie
a
hole
queslion,
having
given
it
the
inosi
earefnl
study
for
year,
htting
the
minister
under
whom
the
present
policy
ha
been
fol-,
lowisl.
I
look
umui
the
siigges-!
lion
to
sliiinl
part
of
the
burden
upon
the
povinee
al
lanre
'
tMisitively
nnmoral."
declared
Hon.
T.
D.
Patlulto.
minister
of
lands,
with
referenee
to
Hie
Kebiwna
irrigation
eonxention
resolution
advocation
n
ptdiey
of
i!oeruiiieyt
coiilrilmtioii
to
irri
gation
projects.
"That
condition
vary
in
different
districts,
and
Uiat
there
re
otne
oiltnndliig
questions
affecting
ench
that
will
reqnue
-
furtlier
roisjderat
ion
and
action.
i
we
are
uell
aware,
ami
appio-
lrile
action
will
be
taken
in
respect
thereof
a
changing
o.n-
ditinits
dictate
hut
the
eope
who
actually
own
and
operate
and
xei
the
direct
benefit
from
Hie
y-lems
will
have
lo
d"
the
ayiug.
"If
irrigation
farming
is
to
be
hnnused,
so
also
should
dry
far
ming,
so
also
should
mining,
so
also
should
lumheriner.
and
in
fuel,
to
be
consistent,
every
olhT
line
of
endeavor."
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
Ite-I
cording
District
of
Prince
llu-
perl,
ami
situate
about
two
miles
in
n
northerly
direction
from
Itooney
Point,
Massett
Inlet,
irahain
Island,
HritlMi
Columbia
Take
Notice
that
I.anirara
Fishing
&
Parking
Company
Limited,
of
Massett,
H.C.,
occu
pation
Packers,
intends
to
a'pply
for
a
leifse
of
the
following
d
scribed
lands:
Commencing
nt
a
post
planted
two
mile
in
a
northerly
direction
from
Rooney
Point,
Massed
In
let,
Craham
Island,
Hrltish
Col
umhia;
thence
easterly
five
chains,
more
or
leis,
lo
low
water
mark;
thence
northerly
along
low
water
mark
one
bun
dred
and
nitty
chain4,;
thence
westerly
five
chains;
thence
southerly
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains,
moro
or
less,
to
point
of
commencement,
anil
containing
eighty
acre,
more
or
less.
LAN
n
A
HA
ITSIILNO
ti
PACKING
PACKING
CO.
LTD.
ApplicanL
Per
K.
II.
Simpson,
Atrent.
Daled
June
13th.
1925.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
according
DUtrlcl
of
Prince
Ilu-pert,
and
situate
about
one
and
a
half
miles
east
of
'Massett
Lighthouse,
nl
the
mouth
of
Mas-sell
Inlet,
(lraham
Island,
'Hrltish
Columbia.
TAKK
NOTICC
that
Langara
Fishing
A
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
Victoria,
H.C.,
occupation.
Packers,
intends
to
apply
for
a
Icae
of
the
following
do-scribed
lands:
Commencing
al
a
post
planted
at
the
norHiwesl
corner
of
Lot
pcvcn,
uraham
Island,
llrdish
Columbia,
about
(inn
and
n
Imir
lacks
on
Sir
Henry,
Ins
organi
I
miles
cast
of
Massett
Llghlhoitso'
SitM.'i.sn;
making
il
Mineral
Production
to
ihe
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
the
fees
lower
than
Hi
.
f
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
Ihe
Rrittsh
Kmpirc
Mineral
locations
are
granted
lo
discoverers'
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing'
such
properties,
the
security
of
v.!i
i,
.
guaranteed
by
Crown
(Jrauts.
Full
information
together
with
Mining
Reptrl
nrd
Maps
may
be
obtained
gr
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
Brltlili
Columbia.
N.R.
Practically
all
Rrilish
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
iimiii
who
h
dc
..
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
Ihe
Annual
Rejiorts
(,r
ut.
of
Mines.
Thoe
considering
mining
investment
should
refer
lo
ii
h
rcpor
y
are
available
without
charge
on
application
lo
Ihe
Department
of
Mine..
.
Reorls
of
Ihe
ideological
Survry
of
Canada.
Pacjfir
Ruildiug.
Vancouver,
arc
mended
as
valuable
our
es
of
information.
at
ion.
X7'U
Planning
That
Vacation
Trip
Don't
overlook
the
fact
that
you
will
uer
i
doth,
plenl
of
changes,
to
lie
cool
and
oft:'
liMik
oor
best.
Let
us
lake
this
detailed
prejuimtiou
off
..
just
bundle
up
verj
tiling
ou
tire
JiMly
to
--.i
it
lo
us.
We
will
have
it
luck
promptly,
beautifully
a
ironi
d
ready
lo
park.
Yon
will
feet
better.
(Vw.
if
you
have
a
it"'
to
conic
hack
lo.
Retler
hae
u
bnik
after
"
linen
now.
sM
j
.
im
he
pot
awa.
readj
fm
Phone
No.
8
and
we
will
-end
our
driver
CANADIAN
Steam
LAUNDRYj
SALMON
TROLLERS
Refore
outfiHieg
it
wdl
pay
you
to
iupc
t
Trolling
(iear.
Wc
have
a
nrw
hue
of
Salmon
Hooti-Swlvelli,
Cuttyhunk
and
Gear
of
oil
kind.
In
our
stock
you
will
find
everything
".
Anchors,
Rope,
Chain,
Marine
Hardware
of
all
k
and
Copper
Paints,
Galley
Stoves
and
Ulcnsih
If
it's
for
the
boat
we
have
it.
Roats
nre
lost
every
year
by
fire
hnvc
you
c
Pyrene
Fire
Extinguisher
yet?
We
sell
Ihcm.
Call
and
see
us.
STORK'S
HARDWARE,
LTD.
710
Second
Ave.
(Near
Host
Office)
at
the
mouth
or
Maett
Inlet,
(irahain
Island.
Hrrlish
Columbia:
thence
northerly
fun
chatn.
morn
or
loss
to
low
water
mark;
thence
westerly,
along
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
njxly
chains;
thence
southerly
five
chains;
thence
easterly
one
hun
dred
und
sixty
chains,
moro
or
less,
io
point
of
.commencement,
and
containing
eighty
acres,
more
or
les.
LA
NO
A
II
A
FISHINO
k
PACKING
CO.
LTD.,
Applicant.
Per
K.
II.
Simpson,
Aent.
Dated
June
10th.
t?25.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
He
cording
District
of
Prince
Ilu-perl,
and
situate
at
Itooney
Point,
Graham
Island,
Hrltish
Columbia.
lake
Notice
that
Langara,
i-lshlng
d
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
Massett,
R.C.,
occu-pallon
Packers.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
Ihe
following
de.
scribed
land:-
Commencing
nt
n
post
planted,
al
Itooney
Point,
Graham
Island,'
nruiHii
loiumhla;
thenco
nor-Iherly
five
chains,
moro
or
less,
to
low
water
mark;
thenco
westerly
along
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thence
southerly
five
chains;
thence
easterly
ono
hundred
and
sixty
chains,
morn
or
les,
to
point
of
commencement,
apd
containing!
eighty
acres,
moro
or
less,
LANOAIIA
FISHING
ti
PACKING,
PACKINH
CO.
LTD.
ApplicanL
Per
F.
II
Simpson,
Agent.
Daled
Juno
tilth,
1025.
Win
i:
vo"
l
nulling
why
llitiiK
Dial
w
in
n
hurry
the
best
Ihcc
Dry
Kiln
Dried
Should
you
oi
i
this
von
u
c
I
v.i!
Hull
Kindling!
I"'
$6.00
or
nicely
tied
bundle
5
for
$1.00.
Our
Tail
mini
to
rememjici
.
'I
(
"Servb'e"
i
on
you
jue
our
en
-'
will
use
them
um-
M
our
charge
ilnv
"all
the
limn."
Dray
work
f
1
attended
lo
tr
Stand
345
Third
A-Also
Seal
Cove
The
Prince
Rurf
Transfer
&
Taxi
0
Phones:
1S9,
'12-
HAVE
YOUfili
REMODELLED
AND
REPAIRED
'
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Third
Avenue
Phones
Day,
Ore"
120.
NlQht,
Dlaek
701