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DAILY
EDITIOH
TKe
Secret
of
Successful
Baking
Tuesday,
July
21,
1023.
Salt
Lake
In
Hands
Of
Citizens.
By
putliiij;
nboard
representative
citizens
in
control
of
the
place
Hie
provincial
govermeiit
will'
have
lived
up
to
Its
promise
of
tiirnihj;
over
the
Salt
Lake
to
the
people
of
Prince
Hupert
as
a
.public
resort.
On
this
-board
'will,
devolve
the
responsibility
or
administering
uiuLenriiig
for
the.
resort
and
it
will
have
the
authority
to
adopt
such
methods
as
it
sees
fit
to
carry
out
the
work
under
the
supervision
of
and
at
the
conent
of
the
government
which
owns
the
land.
Further
improvements
to
the
lake
i
n
i:....
.:ii
i...
i
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......
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41.;.
MAGIC
BAKING
POWDER
enjoys
the
largest
sale
In
Canada
simply
because
housewives
have
found
out
that
it
is
always
reliable.
It
contains
no
alum
or
adulterants
of
any
kind.
Made
In
Canada
E.
W.
GILLETT
COMPANY
LIMITED
TORONTO
Winnipeg
Montreal
GAME
PRESERVE
I
IS
AGREED
TO;
i
United
States
Will
Also
Protect
Stlkine
and
Taku
River
Dls-
i
trlcts
I
GAME
BOARD
HERE
Thai
he
found
the
United
Slates
authorities
ready
to
declare
frame
preserves
on
the
iHikine
and
Taku
Kivers
such
as
have
already
been
declared
by
the
British
Columbia
government
and
that
such
a
preserve
will
in
all
probaliilily
lie
effected
at
an
early
dale
is
the
stn'lenienl
made
by
M.
II.
Jai'ksnn,
K.C,
chairman
of
the
Hrilish
Columbia
Oame
Conservation
Hoard
who,
with
It.
r.
liuller,
secretary
of
the
hoard,
returned
to
the
city
yesterday
morning
from
.luueuu
where
they
were
conferring
with
United
States
biological
authorities
on
the
matter.
'The
agreement
be-
jiweeu
the
two
governments
was
that
the
United
Status
would
de-
ilare
a
preserve
'across
the
Alas
kan
panhandle
to
a
distance
of
25
miles
Ixith
north
and
south
of
the
Stikine
ami
Taku
Rivers
and
that
the
British
Columbia
government
woul.d
continue
the
preserve
25
miles
up
thc,e
rivers
in
Canadian
territory.
The
preserve
a
ml
.he
ITItuV
n,r.
Swimming
Clnl,
cm
..ill
keep
'
'
''
"
,
its
activity
a,s,
an
adjunct
to
the
board
both
active
and
aUvisory.!-'
Scopes
Trial
Is
Battle
Of
Wits.
Mr.
Jackson
ami
Mr.
Roller
.
.
were
joined
here
hy
other
mem-
I.
:..!,
..I-
l.
I...
I
II.,.,
T
A
A
deep
interest,
not
only
on
the
North
.American
continent,
'
,
"
n
o
e,r
Booth
'
ln.t
aUo
in
hurope,
seems
to
be
taken
in
the
Scopes
evolul
ion;
!'
jv
J
1
'
trial
which
is
now
taking
,
dace
in
the
village
of
.Dayton,
Te,.-i
1"
'
w
'
J
nessee.
I
lie
accueu
is
cnargcu
wiin
learning
a
uieory
which
...
.
...
,
is
contrary
to
the
state
lawn
of
Tennessee.
Some
stales
have
no
statute
against
such
leaching
while
others
such
as
Ten-
.w.
.i.,
1.
......
fPln.
.
.
.
i
k
u
itikji
m,
I
omii
tit
lin
uipv
i
in
ru
irl
:i
ti
t
i
i..
i
:..i
i
...:n
..li..
:i....ir
4..
...I...
...:n
i,
111!
lillrll"M
ill
useii
unit
more
hiivium
win
iiiinuii
n-uii
us
m
wnu
iu
nc
thewlniier
ill
the
legal
battlo
between
William
.Jennings
Bryan
ami,
Clarence
Harrow
and
their
lieutenants
than
as
to
what-
actually
'Will
jlntppen
lo
John'
T.
Scopes.
This
interest
has
been
largely
'work-vdipSi'Ow'siiMjMjrnicMr-aiHl.
there
is
also
a
taint
of
politics
involved.
'
Education
Is
-
Going
Amiss.
..
..
News
coluinns
tell
the
story
of
six
Vancouver
men
who
have
just
passed
examinations
entitling
them
to
practice
the
medical
profession
in
Hie
Slale
of
Washington.
,
,
That
means
that
the
brains
and
energies
of
six
Intelligent
young
Canadians
have
been
lost
to
the
Dominion
of
Canada,
and
gained
by
United
Slales.
And
the
reason
they
have
been
losl
lo
Canada
i.V
because
Canadian
educational
institution
are
not
'
training
men
according
to
the
abilities
of
the
country
lo
absorb
them.
They,
insist
on
making
doctors
when
the
country
needs
good
farmers,
and
on
making
lawyers
when
tile
country
needs
pioneers.
.Today
everyone
wauls
to
go
in
for
a
professional
nr
business
career.
No
one
wants
to
go
in
for
a
-trade.
Everyone
wants
to
wear
Kid
gloves
and
keep,
.as
far
as
possible,
from
actually
soiling
Ills
hands.
'
And
the
-universities
andisciioitls
are
encouraging
that
view-
JHII1IL.J
The"
'dignity
of
the
professions
is
.preached
in.
and
out
of
season.
The
dignity
of
labor
is
ignored.
The
result
is
that
the.
manhood
ami
womanhood
of
this
country
are
being
unfitted
for
the
common
duties
of
life.
.
A
country
of
0,000,000
people
can
absorb
only
a
limited
number
of
professional
men.
So
after
Camilla
and
Canadian
universities,
carefully
turn
out
a
surplus
number
of
professional
men,
United
States
promptly
swallows
them
up,
because
in
a
country
of
110,000,000
people
Ihey
can
find
a
wider
market
for
their
abilities
and
training.
What
Canadian
universities
need
lo
emphasize
is
the
dig
nity
of
labor.
What
they
need
to
produce
is
a
quantity
of
craftsmen,
farmers
and
working
men
who
are
trained
lo
get
out
anil
do
the
work
that
is
wuiting
to
be
done.
Vancouver
Sun.
minster,
anil
J.
Murray
of
an
ilerhoof
and
Hie
first
of
a
series
of-
public
meetings
to
;
be
held
Central
H.O.
look
place
here
hi
the
Court
House
last
night.
There
was
a
fair
attendance'
of
interested
parties
at
the
meeting
and
various
matters
pertaining-
lo
rur-lieni'ing
animals,
game
animals
and
fish
were
discussed
and
certain
re
commendations
made.
The
hoard
left
this
morning
for
the
interior.
A
meeting
is
to
he
held
tonight
at
Hnzcllon
and
later
al
Hmrlhers,
Vahde.rlio.ot
ami
Prince
(Seorge.
the
board
re-turniiiig
smith
hy
way
of
Jasper
Park
and
the
UH.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
A
HOUtill
sea
in
a
small
boat
has
got
the
patent
medicine
idea
beaten
a
mile.
NOW
that
summer
has
arrived
Uve
are
beginning
to
wonder
what
the
new
styles
in
bathing
sails
will
look
like.
'
I'ltOIIAliLY
little.
a
case
of
much
in
ITS
funny
how
the
tourist
with
foolhpb;k"-like
legs
will
insist
upon
wearing
Join!
stock
ings.
AVIIEX
the
alarm
clock
rings
a
3
loud
latoo.
lle.ich
out
nf
bed
and
grab
lynur
shoo;
'
i
Just
.givetij,
onc-resouniliiig
bahg,
'
haiig.
A-
Holiday.
TilEltE
is
only,
one
thing
jworse
than
a
crying
baby
in
the
early
morning
.
-
two
crying
babies.
.
,
bAUdll
ami
.
llie
worId
laughs
with
you;
snore
and
you
sleep
alone.
A
1)0(5
fight
is
alright
ifymir
own
dog
is
at
home.
IF
Iho
,lax
colleqloY
found
us
all
u
heller
.Job
he'd
collect
more.
I
axes.
'
Miss
rtaline
said
lo
Miss
Crepe-
de-Chine,
'!
suppose
tynu
'.think'
you
arc
a
'
'
'"'
'
;
.iquecn''.;--'
Hill
Miss
De
Chine,
ipilte
,prim
and
projier,
Pa
Id
"Look
out
or
you'll
come
down
a
cropper."
A
ClIANdC
of
scenery
is
al-riuhl
lull
the
change
from
a
500
hill
is
a
greal
deal
betler
l--""
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupart
I
scores
Capt.
I'arlington
and
Lieut.
W.
ii.
Marshall
left;
yesferday
for
Vernon
lo
lake
commissions
in
the
(2ml
llaltalioii.
A.
Prescoll
left
alo
to
join
the
hand
of
.
I
he
1
1
tli
Mounted
Corns.
Thomas
l'hlllips,
b.
Hording,
and
Charle
Frost
of
Prince
Hupert;
Leonard
Hunt
and
Alfred
Payne
of
(Iran
by;
:
and,
ii.
M,
-jMrJiaM
of
the
(Mew,ti.jiiu.jf1riiiw'
'"
wepjL;'tof
V('riiiii,i
i,o
J.;i,(hj'
cbti-
Mngenj
ifl'oiq
jliere.
V
he
Red
Cross
Society
mv
holding
sales
of
Homo
Cooking
in
the
Hoard
of
Trade
rooms
every
Friday
for
the
purpose
of
raising
money
for
Iho
Red
Crn
work.
.Mesilames
Hesner
and
Dawson
are
taking
charge
of
the
sale
this
week.
James
A.
Kennedy,
jiiesiilonl.
and
general
manager
of
Ihe
In
ter
Island
Navigation
t'ompaiiy
of.
Honolulu
was
one
nf
the
pas
sengers
who
went
norlh
on
lb"
CP.
11.
sleauier
Princess
Alice.
In
terviewed
here,
Mr.
Keiuidy
said
that
his
Company
had
constructed
a
dry
dock
similar
Id
the
one
under
-construction
here,
and
P.
was
giving
complele
atisf.icii.vi.
V.
T.
Donnelly,
who
designed
Ihe
local
plant
alsaJvsjKiieM
v
loo
dock
for
his
company.
CITY
COUNCi
W
HELP
BOYS'
BAND
Rotary
Club's
Request
.For
$300
Is
Referred
to
Finance
A
committee
from
the
Rotary
Willi
consisting
of
J.
W.
Nicholls,
and
II.
It.
Little
wnlled
on
Ihe
il&o-.
,
triumph
li
J
A
,
iHewVictoris
aMaster-
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
rww
jjgi
oj
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
even
the
most
critical
will
be
amazed.
Hear
these
famous
Victor
artist
3
John
McCormack
Edward
Johnson
j
Pad
Whitenun
and
his
Dance
Orchestra
on
the
new
VJL
process
records
you
will
be
thxilled
by
the
feeling
that
the
artists
are
actually
with
you
in
person.
4
AD
th
new
July
rcleiM
out
o-dij
re
recorded
by
the
new
VJi.
procets
to
to
the
oerest
"His
Maiter'l
Voice"
deiler
And
hear
lima.
All
the
neir
Victor
records
arc
at
regular
catalogue
prtcet
Produced
In
Canada
"His
Master's
Voice-
Victor
it
jink
through
this
port
lo
New
Yor.
The
shinmeiit
amounleil
lo
tin
Ions
and
was.
brought
down
from
Anyox
on
the
Prince
(icorge.
VJaor
Talking
MacMaa
Crw
Ci.
ill
i
I
posal
which
would
cost
ahoutl
Columbia.
43,500
per
year
and
spoke
of
the
advantage
wdiich
would
result
from
having
u
boys'
hand
in
Ihe
cily.
Kdnionton
was
menlion-ed
as
an
example.
The
Jlolary
Clul)
was
to
pay
for
.tuition,
and
a
large
nuiifher
of
boys
bad
already,
ipplieil
lor
places
in
the
hand.
He
asked
for
a
grant
of
300
from
the
cily
toward
Ihe
expense
of.
Ihe
iimlertakign.
Mr.
Little
supported
the
pro
tect
as
one
whiob
would
bo
of
value
to
the
enmntunlly
an
well
as
to
the
boys
Who
wctc
niehibfrs
of
the
band.
Many
parent
bad
promised
their
cq.operaiio'n.
and
while
some,
instrument!)
were
avanianie,
nevertneiess
it
reipilr
ed
r.onsiderable
money
In
finance
Ihe
thing
properly.
In
speaking
to
the
ipiestion,
Alderman
Casey
said
the
project
was
one.
whichhad
bis
conullelo
sympathy
and
support.
The
cilV
had
io
consider
every
request
very
carefully
and
perhaps
the
council
would
he
in
n
position
lo
assist
a
little
later.
It
was
not
in
a
.position
now
In
.make
;nny
promise.
Alderman
Hrown
supported
Ihe
Idea
of
n
boys'
band.
Heavas
in
favor
of
assisting
if
it
was
possible
In
do
so.
Upon
miotion
of
Alderman
McMordie
and
Hrown,
the
majler
wis
llien
re
ferred
lo
Uie
finance
commltlce,
A
Useful
Phantom
Prnspeclive
Tenant
I
like
the
house
very
much,
but
I
hear
it
is
haunled,
Landlord
iMy
dear
ninilnnY,
I
attend
In
that
personally.
The
Phost
only
appears
In
tenants
who
fail
lo
pay
their
rent
find
re
fuse
to
move
out.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
gueen
('harlntle
Lmul
Ro
uuiy
iei,
iio.
jcity
council
lasi
nigni
nsuing
ior
cnnllng
District
of
Prince
Ru
The
(iranny
company
nave
assistance
to
a
oy
s
pann,
.pert,
and
silualn
at
Ilnonny
made
a
trial
shipment
of
coppcrl
Mr,
Nicholls
outlined
the
pro-'point,
Graham
Island,
HrltUh
7
i
Take
Notice
that
Langaraj
Fishing
&
Packing
Conlpanyj
I.imiled,
of
Massell,
ll.C,
occif-pation
Packers,
intends
lo
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:.
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
Ilbouey
Point,
Oraham
Island,
Hrilish
Columbia;
thence
nor
therly
five
chains,
more
or
less,
to
low
water
mark;
thene'e
westerly
along
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thence
southerly
five
chains;
thence
easterly
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
-less,
lo
point
if
cnimnenceniPiit,
and
containing
a
t
fr
1
1
1
'
f
ix
mnHn
nit
lnsa
'
.niiL;
i'
iiiwm
ji
LA
NCI
All
A
FISIIINO
&
PACKINCI
PACKING
CO.
LTD.
Applicant,
Per
K.
II,
Simpson,
Aggnl.
Haled
June
t2th.
1025.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
3uffij"Hy'.July
21,419
to
Lease
Land
In
Lnnd
Recording
District
'of
Prince
Rupert,
and
sllunlo
at
Ferguson
liny,
Massett
Inlet
Q.C.
Islands,
ll.C.
Take
Nolice
that.
dnsse-MII-i
lerd,
Limited,
of
Vnncouver,
ll.C,
occupation
Salmon
Canners,
Iiij
lends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
al
a
post
planted
approximately
20
chains
east
from
northwest
corner
Lot
157,1;
thence
snull
3
ehnins;
thenee
vvost
10
chains;
thenee
soutb
2
chains;
thenco
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10
chains
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west
boundary
nf
Lot
l!)7t;
thence
south
8.
chains;
thence
west
o
ehnins;
thence
north
2d
chains;
thence
east
2
chains,
ninre
or
loss,
In
beach;
tbenno
followliiK
meandering
nf
shnxo
line
to
point
of
commencement!
and,
containing
22
acres,
more
or
less.
OOSSC-MILLKRI.),
LTD.
Applicant,
Per
Wm.
0.
Mitchell,
.
Agent
Dated
June
2fllh,
1025.
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torn
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wouldn't
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last
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leng
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can't
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duties
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mother,
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nol
lei
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care
nf
washday
and
trouble?
One
or
mi'
1
many
services
will
fit
acljy
both
your
needs
and
ymlr
purse;
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you
ran
'ket'p
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homo
fires
hum
lug"
without
burning'
the
candle
nl
both
ends,
Canadian
steam
Laundry
Phone
8.
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REDUCTION
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