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the
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Managing
Editor.
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of
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Bureau
of
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DAILY
KDITIOH
Thursday,
July
23,
1925;
Ketchikan
Breaks
Loose
Again.
The-pronouncement
in
Seattle
yesterday
of
Edward
Mor-rissey,
editor
of
Hie
Ketchikan
'Chronicle,
that
a
fight
was
to
lie
launched
.against
'any
reduction
in
the
halibut
tariff-
and
thai
steps
were
lo
renewed
with
'a
view
to
preventing
Hie
marketing
ill
the
Ibiiled
States
of
tuiy
fish
nol
landed
at
an
American
port
makes
it
look
as
ir
the
business
men
of
Ketchikan,
ieager
behave
a.bionopjjly
of
the
halibut
industry
in
all
its
phases,
are
about
to
stage
ujiot,her
battle
qgauist
P.rini;e
Rupert.
This,.
seems
particularly
drinjipoiutiug
to
Prince
llupert
at
a
lime
when
better
....
.
I...I
t,
u...
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i.
i
.i
-i
i
iuiuiiiiii!)
iiutwuiHi
i-iiiict:
lujpun
ami
iveicuituiii
nave
neen
.so
much
in
'the
limelight.
The
Ketchikan
people
the
past
have
not
been
altogether
.-t.....
....
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......
i.'.
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t'...
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.
...
aiiiicn.-Miu
in
uiuir
uiiuris
m
(uouui
me
lunuillg
Ul
iMIieriCUU
halibut
al
this
port
and
it
is
doubtful
if
these
renewed
etfoifls
Will
be
any
mure
successful.
The
frsheirnien
themselves
will
he
heard
from:
It
is
well
k'nown
lliiil
the
fewer
restrictions
on.
the
bort
of
Prince
Rupert
there
are
the
better
it
will
be
for
them.
The
petition
from
Petersburg,
'Alaska,
.due
of
the
most
import
ant
fisliingciimniuniliOs.ru
Alaska,
-tusking
for
a
.reduction
in
the
larjff,'
is
an
indication
nf
the
feeling
of
the
American
fishermen.
After
all
Kelchlkun
is
not
"the
whole
cheese"
in
Alaska
and
Hie
((pinion
or
statements
of
Mr.
Morrissey
are
by
no
means
.
....
It.
r
t
t
t
ii
iiui
iii
uie
iViashaus
as
u
wuuie
or
me
.American
usnernien.
'Bringing
Up
Father"
"
Conquers
World.
The
American
comic
strip
is
no
Joueer
American
oillv.
hascdmiuered
the
world.
TDiis
is
a
'wondrous
tribute
to,
George
.Nic.Maitiis,
for
his
comic
strip,
'"Bringing
'Up
Father;"
now
np-peariiigiinVuiraneoiisly
in
tunny
countries
mi
all
the
-continents,
gets
tjie
credit
for
converting
theAvnrld.
The
readers
of
riiore
'
than
0o
daily
newspapers
meet
.liggs
and
Maggie
every
week
day"
Vol
to
mention
Hie
Sunday
papers
in
which
they
appear.
J
ney
are
tlie
best
known
characters
in
fiction.
Alary
Stewart
Culling
in
an
article
on
Air.
Alc.Mauus,
re
cenuy
appearing
m
hverybodyV
Magazine
says
that
''Bringing
up
lamer'
lias
not
only
surpassed
in
public
interest
any
other
sw.
i..:..
ii.
..i
i...
.
i
i
i
.i
.
.
ninji
iikii
cirr
nil
ihm:ii
ii
mi
ncfd,
inn
more
people
in
the
Avorhl
.
read
it
Ihmi
read
aiy
other,
one
thing,
;Every
rolling
PjH.uijir.MURgtc
laiiuciies
in
tjeorge
.Mc.ManjisVs
.New
York
office
hits
it
liiark
in
.praclicaUy.ullJIu'
far.plaees.of
the
world
as
Well
i
as
in
tfllvUie
large
nttHVjpuMJHt
1
Slnlestiind
Canada,
Hiel
tM'fWlUiW'i!
reverberates
continuously
round
and
round'
Hut
world
yeaf
in
anu
jear
out.
.iniieaii
Kinpire.
1
,
i
.
,
Death,
Sentence
'
y
br'lmprisonment.
Then;
is
a
good
deal
to.
be
said
in
summrl
nf
the
dentli
n
li,'"r.!Y'T
0fam"1
,ir?
imprisonment
for
murderers,
.If
the
courts
defitle
that
a
man
with
criminal-
instincts
is
tint
safe
to
be
at
large,
the
question
js:
What
good
is
it
to
himself
onto
society
lo
keep
him
in
jail
for
the
rest
of
his
days?
-Murder
is
altogether
loo
common
an
ocftiirreurc
in
Hie
world
nowadays
and
Hie
Vetir
of
losing
one's
own
life
If
another's
is
'deliberately
taken
seems
lo
be
the
only
effective
deterrent.
Until
a
more
proper
value
is
generally
placed
on
human
life,
it
would
seem
uoiiMsieiu
lor
governments
lo
lake
the
step
of
abolishing
can-
mil
I'lllllsllluullL.
CORRYS
SPECIAL
SELECTED
CANADIAN
RYE
WHISKY
Doocf
in
Bond
underDominion
Government
supervision
The
Quali
ty
Whisky
of
Conada-
sincel859
i-as
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
nr
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
PASTORS
AND
!
NEWSPAPERS
Valuable
Suggestions
Made
in
Address
Recently
Delivered
f
la
Houston,
Texas
I
Some
interestins
suKesjoiis
us
In
Hi'1
relations
of
ministers
and
newspapers
were
given
recently
by
l
iank
Leroy
Itlanehard
of
New
York
b
'addressing
Ihe,
'Church
Advertisiiii;
Department
of
Hie
convention
of
the
Assoei-i
ate(l
Advertising
Clubs
of
the
World
al
Houston,
Texas.
A
pood
portion
of
this
address
is
here-;
with
reprinted
in
the
hope
that
its
'suggestions
-may-
prove
of
value
not
only
to.
the
pastors
of
Prince
Itupert
but
lo
many
others'
Sn
puhlic
positions
who
have
fre-:
iiuent
contuet
with
the
press
;
The
pastor
of
a
church
in
a;
prosperous
city
of
tlie
middle!
west
ciiiitplaincil
to
an
elderly;
clerical
friend
from
oid
.of!
town,
who
was
his,
guest,
that
the
local
newspapers
seldom
pub
lished
anything
about
his
dmrch.
Previous
lo
the
assumption
of.
his
present
pastorate
hehad
been
for
two
years
the
reelor
of
a
church
in
his
home
town
where
he
knew
everybody
and
where'
the
newspapers
had
been
particularly
generous
in
nhronicliuK
the
news
of
his
parish.
His
visi
tor
knew
this
and
he
also
knew
that
he
was
popular
with
his
new
parishioners.
The
lack
of
publicity
of
which
he
had
complained
was
therefore
not
due-
to
any
defect
in
his
nbilily
as
a
preacher
or
pastor.
"I
am
afi-ifld,"
beisran
his
visi
tor,
"that
you
have
not
co-oper
ated
with
the
local
newspaper
men
in
the
way
you
should.
Perhaps
that
is
the
reason
they
have
mutual
two
persons
or
groups
of
persons
to
practice
co-operation.
You
wonder
vliv
flk.k
1'iiiii.nuniilnlit'it
I,
i,
J
iiii;
iv'ti.iwitflll,')
lt
llm
ItlHl'Jti.iii.lH..
......
....1
"
in
HIV
iii-.-.iaHTi
el,,,
llllf.
IIIIIIU
if
.
fVi
V.
iMri
I
You
Can't
Go
Wrong
when
you
buy
Con-goleum
Gold
Seal
Art-Rugs.
For
these
beautiful,
easy-to-clean
rugs
are
absolutely
guaranteed:
"Satisfactionoryour
Money
Back."
Look
for
the
Gold
Seal
on
the
goods
you
buy.
(ONGOLEUM
cold
seal
RT-RUGS
ed
profitably
in
lu-jngiug
people
10
church
on
Hie
Lord
s
day.
"
hen
you
send
the
copy
for
your
weekly
advertisement
to
the
newspapers,
send
along
with
11
to
the
city
or
Sunday
editor
a
news
item
in
which
the
principal
feature
of
the
morning
and
even
ing
service
is
set
forth.
II
may
be
that
the
subject
of
the
sermon,
because
of
its
timeliness
or
un-
illsllnl
fll
!1
l!lfl
,1P
M'lll
jl.lll
"
'"
1
'
.
.
yur,
general
interest.
.Perhans
von
church.
l;o-o,,e.ral.on
implies,
,iaV(i
iuvit0(,
a
.nj,,,.,,,,,,,
iii:iiiuiiiVn.
il
iuir?
clergyman...
fronv
out
of
town
lo
preach
in,
your
church,
or
Hie
,
choir
is
to
render
special
music
tlie
evening
'
service.
A1-
i-imer
10
pr
I"""
i
i
s
.
a
annul
nun
wuaii,
Wllill
,
i.,rnn.,.,i
.
,.
.
ta
ils
this
information,
the
busy
i3
,
,
.,.
..
is
goiug
on
in
your
church,
lei
,
.
,
.
,
..
"
editors
do
not
always
have
time
.
...
f..
..ii
'i
ii
me,
frankly,
have
you
personally!,
,.
,
i...tiAi
"
l'""Pare
a
news
item
from
it.
.ii.ni.
doiie
anything
vn.Jnm
I..
to
indicate
VnV
desire
lo
cO-operale
with
in
their
newsgathering
efforts"
"Well,"
replied
the
clergyman,
"I
always
treat
them
courteously
when
they
call
lo
see
me
and
viled,
you
may
wait
a
long
time
belore
one
of
them
appears.
Hees
are
no
more
industrious
in
gath-
enn
honey
from
.'thousands
ql
flowers
than
reporters
in
searching
for
news.
They
will
travel
111
through
storm
and
flood
and
endure
all
kinds
of
discomfort
lo
get
an
important
piece
of
news
for
-the
papers
that
employ
them.
To
anyono
who
gives
them
aid
in
their
eternal
round
of
duty
for
there
is
no
end
to
the
iinipiench-ahle
thirst
of
the
public
for
news
they
are
always
grateful.
"Therefore,
it
is
lo
your
interest
to
make
friends
of
the
newspaper
men
and
women
by
co-opernliiig
with
them
Yon
Will
find
Ihem
willing
lo
meet
you
more,
than
half
way.
.Most,
of
f
d
1
1
hosivpviih
-y
h'oin'iyou;
wljl?'
cwnoi
i
jlliii)Hn'etVi'('ifliR
graiiiuiTe.s
ainl
keep
readers
of
human
nature.
Their
work
is
hard,
anil
Often
not
very
remunerative.
You
are
in
a
position
to
render
them
valuable
assistance
rf
you
will
make
Hie
effort."
"I
am
curious
lo
'know
what
I
am
lo
do"
said
the
rector,
smilingly
lo
his
friend.
"1
had
supposed
all
along
that
Hie
reporters
would
cover
our
church
services
as
a
routine
duty."
"In
a
small
town
Ihey
might
.do.
that,
but
nol
in
a
city
of
this
size
with
thirty
churches,"
(Con
tinued
the
visitor.
"How
can
you
whi
theood
wijl
and
co-operation
of
the
newspaper
men?
I
will'
(ell
you.
It
Pays
Well
i
"1
tako
II
for
grunted'
that
you
advertise
your
Sunday
services
in
the
newspapers.
Home
churches
do
not,
ami
miss
an
opportunity
lo
'attract
larger
congregations
and
hum-use
their
income..
A
Detroit
church
that
had
never
advertised
was
in-
liiccd
lo
invest
42,0(10
in
news
about,
it.
'
During
the
yearjou
are
call
ed
on
many
limes
lo
perform
a
i
marriage
ceremony
sometimes
in
the
church,
but
often
at
tits;
home
of
tlie
bride's
parents,
or
at
the
pnisonage.v
Unless
rn-nuested
not
to
do
so,
notify
Ihe
newspapers
ofi
these
events
by
telephone,
giving
the
names
of
the
bride
and
groom.
Such
-information
is
always
welcome.
lesoeeiallv
when
llu
nersnns
mi-p
socially
proponent.
"Hems
about
the
deaths
.
of
members
of
your
parish
or
notices
of
funerals
haye
a
certain
uews
value.
They
piay
not
al
ways
be
considered,
of
sufficient
Hmi;ui;Q-yni.li.rtW
j;Mit
:the
faotJ
Ymr
yvkitnUHinuglilfjIV
enough
Hr.'iseiul,
thept,
ji
'tn'uks.
oi;..tn-Press(tiy;
on
j(V
eijorml
numb
"Again,
lillViiM'&otltact.'-w'itli
the
public
you
xouvelimes
her
ne.ys
stories
that
have
not
ap
peared
in
print
If
nol
of
a
con
fidenlial
character,
and
when.
you
they
are
of
sufficient
im
portance,
you
cjpt
give
your
friendly
reporter
or
city
editor
a
Hp
thid.
he
can
follow
up.
Haw
To
Do
t
"You
may.
.think
from
what
1
have
said
that
you
ate
to
be
a
risprten
in
aililltlon
to
your
duties
-ah
'felergynuin.
Hi
r
sense
that
is
true,
but
only
lo
a
d-gree.
II
Is
not
necessary
for
you
personally
to
attend
lo
all
Ihe
tilings
I
have
mentioned.
Your
secretary,
or
a
bright
young
man
with
ability
to
write
news
items
and
who
goes
lo
your
church,
can
probably
be
-found
who
will
gladly
act
as
your
publicity
representative,
"The
reward
-for
your
assistance
lo
Hie
reporters
in
gather
ing
religious
.and
other
kinds
of
news
will
die
found
In
their
helpfulness
jto.
yimlhrough
the
articles
they
will
voluntarily
paper
-publicity.
Much
to
Hio
.print
about
your
church
n'nd
the
gratification
of
the
church
offi-work
it
is
doinig
in
Ihe
commu-cials,
the
contribution
that
yea
nily,"
'
were
$10,000
greator
than
the
Tlie
advice
given
liy
tlie
elder
I
f
most
valuable;
-stf.
w
-pan
paaiwe.
Such
a
committee
would
on
this
experience
t
those
whoSvbrk
under
your
supervision
and
can
make
good
use
of
iV,'
we
are'
relievo
you
or
much
of
the
de-doing
them
a
good
turn
lor
we
tall.
can
pnwent
them
from
making
Give
Editor
Abstract
the
same
mistakes
we
ourselves!
When
you
are
to
deliver
a
ser-have-'iuade;
or
help
them
to
se-i
mon
on
a
topic
of
unusual
in-
cure
results
they
coiih.no.(
other-
lerest,
either,
because
of
lis
tune
wise
obtain.
Experience
For
move
than
twenty
years
I
was
employed
ju
newsiaper
Vork,
itarff
i
"on
"'"
Ipiw
ns
a
vpoi-teV
Th,!'"
,
,.
r.i
ors
New
Yio-K
fr.hune,
who-l
'
,
f
l,:l,.,t
woul.L
like
t
have.
Sometime
times
inainvd
nearlv
nearly
three
three
years,.
veurs.
Then
r,,
1
went
with
the
New
YOrk
News
liureaii'
which
furnished
the
jAssocialed
Press
;antt
the
New!
York
newspapers
with
local,
news.
During
this
period
1
reported
many
sermons
and
church
events.
Among
the
clergymen!
wjili
whom,
t
came
.
in
contact
were
snpie.
of
the
foremost
in
Hie
metropolis.
1
lound
them
human
even
if
J
they
wore
priestly
habiliments,
Occasionally,
here
and
there,
oneJ
of
them
tried
to
impress
me
vill
his
superiority
and
dignity.
To
his
mind
reporters
-were
to
he
tolerated,
but
not
eucminigeil.
They
could
npl
be
knocked
down
the
front
stens
when1'
thej'
asked
impertinent
questions',
but
they
could
he:
'frdzeii
stiff
by
an
ley,
stare.
When
accorded
this
kind
of
treatment,
Ho
reporters
sometimes
jcot
even
either
by
ignoring
him
in
their
article.
whenever
he
utteudPil
v-i
jmblic
function,
or
by
making
him
ap-
pear
ridiculous
by
calling
lention
to
some
peculiarily
his
speech
or
person.
at-
of
On
the
other
hand,
Hie
reporters
were
nlway's
charitable
in
their
treatment
of
a
clergyman
who
was
kino
and
helpful
to
them,
hut
who
had
n
frailty
some
sort
Hint
ins
wardens
or
d-eacon's
might
be
yorrifled
by
if
they
saw
mention
of
il
in
the
newspapers.
Jwo
Types
of
Ministers
I
need
not
tell
you
which
of
these
two
tv
litis
of
ministers
was
the
one
who
comnlained
lnudusl'
llliiillrvli
t'liin.
iiIl'i.
iiiiiidii
I
iiim
f.l...
.........
..'rt
.......
i..
:i
..i
i
...i.
..,""
-
in-
in
usiiit
iiai'ui.i-
.inn
uiuir
i-.in:i
iuiu
-o
ill!
lines's
or
the
imiiortaiire
of
Ho
occasion,
prepare
an
alislnie.t
which
you
can
furnish
Hie
newspapers
biUorcbauil.
II
might
first
iheir-jiidginenl
may
not
coincide
Iwith
you
as
to
Hie
news
value.
or
necausf
of
tlie
pressure
upon
therr
columns
they
may
not
he
able
lo
give
it
as
much
space
us
(hey
ordinarily
might.
If,
however,
yon
know
how
much
'of
your
manuscript
they
want,
you
can
Olteii
save
yourself
or
your
Secretary
considerable
lime
and
tine
of
the
objects
lo
be
gained'
by
furnishing
Hie
newspapers
an
.Abstract
or
u
ropy
of
your
man-tiseript
in
advance
is
that
you
ure
certain
what
Hie
newspapers
prjnf
will
be
accurately
ipioted.
I
fiavp
knoyn
of
instances
when
this
has
not
been
done,
when
re
porters
have
made
r.lergymein
ay
ihln,g
they
dii
pot
say,
much
to
lh'ir
discomfort.
You
should
also
remember
that
the
amount
of
space
devoled
lo
your
church,
and
incidentally
to
you,
depends
on
your
ability
las
a
preacher.
If
your
sermons
fare
dull,
platitudinous,
and
lack
ing
in
vital
interest,
how
can
lyon
iKXpcct
the
newspapers
liv
re
port
them?
Kditors
ate
alwnyR
desirous
of
securing
for
their
'columns
material
thai
poplo
;wanl
lo
read.
They
will
nol
prinlj
I
ci
ri
tr
tttft
lt
n
-
m
m
I
it
111
n
i.ll'l
......
..
'
of
i
Illllll,
illlirss
lor
il
nii'i:im
i
i-ii-
son.
Say
something
worth
while.
j
somelhiitg
thai
Indicates
thought)
and
study,
and
it
will
attract
their
attention
and
literally
compel
publication.
LAND
ACT,
about
the,
way
bis
church
ser-ot'eo
of
Intention
to
Apply
toj
vices
we're
neglect
edt
by
the
now''
Lease
Land
tp
Land
Kecontlng
District
oil
.A:.
,
:.
I
Orini-n
llnnnpl
ailnnln
..I
J"1".
lull
..-ill
i..i..
il...
il,.,.,
if
llmm
,
;
...
..
IIIIIIISII
II,
y-u
Help
the
Reporter
"Don't
askjSa'frepurter
lo
call
upon
you
for
Ibis
routine
mat-
give
them
-Ine
information
theyjler.
Send
it
to
hint
by
mail
or
desire
when
I
am
free
to
do
so."i
messengur
muu!
th
ve
his
Go
to
Papers
J
shoe
leather
unit
conserve
his
"Hut
thai
is
not
enough,"
said
Uo
wil
uppn-oiale
your
his
visitor.
"If
"
you
wait
for
the
cnirlesy,
..
even
if
he
says
notbins
I
I
ill
reporter
to
come
to
you
imiu-
iiie
i
'iyriiM',imi,(vii!i
ms
in
si-
f-
ing
up
potJf!.,;TJi.e,y
can
.detect
I'erKUson
Hay,
Masselt
Inlet,
sham
and
hypucrisy,
or
virtue
Islands,
11.
C.
and
sineeL-ilv.,iLi
ouieklv
us
nnvl
Take
Notice
Hint
fiossC-Mil-
groups
nf
Dcrsoiis
I
know.
Illuff
ler.
wnuted,
of
Vancouver,
M.U.
does
not.
go
very
Jar
wllh
Hiem.(";CipaHon
Salmon
Oannens,
in-They
may
be
misled
once,
but
'end
lo
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
the
person
who
tries
to
do
it
-a
following
described
lands:
second
tinm
is
certain
lo
rue
it!
'
Homkiiencing
al'a
post
planted
sooner
or-
lalr
On
Hie
other
hand,
the
clergyman
who
is
earnest
atul
sincere,
who
is
Iryinig
his
best
lo
help
people
In
understand
how
much
more-
real
happiness
they
can
get
out
of
life
by
following
the
precepts
of
our
Lord
ami
Masler;
and
cnrulaHag
His
example,
will
always
command
the
respect
ami
siippnrt
of
the.
newspapers.
Committee
for
Publicity
Perhaps
some
of
yon
iitay
say
to
yourselves
that
if
you
under-look
to
carry
out
all
the
suiggos-
lions
I
jhauc
mail-,
you
would
not
have
much
time
to
attend
lo
yoip;
tnulHfarious
ihllies
as
the
pastor
of
a
live
church.
My
advice
to
.
you
is
that
you
should
nol
attempt
to
do
all
the
publicity
bvork
connected
with
your
church
unless
you
have
an
aptitude
for
"
it.
;
-
'
Kvcry.'jiarish
should,,
have
4a
piiblieity
commltlee
to
take
care
of
its
routine
nevvs.
Appoint
front
Itlie
members
of
your.ehurch
or
'congregation
a
newspapr
editor
or
reporler
hs
chairman.
If
there
is
none,
select
someone
man
or
woman
who
has-
had
some
practice
in
'writing
for
the
press
and
who
has
i
nose
for
Commencing
at
a
post
n
led
at
llooney
Point,
Oraliam
Island,
Hrilish
Columbia;
thence
northerly
five
chains,
more
or
loss,
lo
low
water
mark;
thence
westerly
aloivg
Iqv
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thence
southerly
five
chains;
thence
easterly
ono
hundred,
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
less,
lo
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
eighty
acres,
more
or
less.
year
previous
and
many
now
clergyman
lo
bis
friend,
thoi
LANHAHA
ITHIHiNO
&
PACKING
memners
were
added
to
lis
list,
young
rector,
was
sound.
II
was
If
advertising
can
bo
employed
founded
on
his
own
experience.
prnilnbly
in
selling
merchan-
What
we
lenrn
through
contact
ct
ilife,
It
certainly
can
bo
employ-jwllh
the
real
problems
of
life
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
Ito
cording
District
of
Prince
llu
pert,
and
siluale
at
Hoonoy
Point,
Oraliam
Island,
Hriti.ih
Columbia.
Tako
Nolioo
that
Langara
Ushing
&
,
Pocking
Company
Limited,
or
Jlasseii,
jj.c..
occu
pallon
Packers,
intends
to
apply
lor
a
lease
or
ttio
following
described
lands:
-
PACHINO
CO.
LTD
approximately
20
chains
east
from
uorllnvcst
corner
Lot
1371;
thence
south
3
chains;
thence
west
10
hainaj
thence
snalli
2
ichains;
thence
west
1(1
chains
lo
west
boundary
nf
Lot
1571;
thence
south
8
chains;
thence
west
jn
chains;
thence
mirth
20
chains;
thence
east
2
chains,
more
or
loss,
lo
beach;
thence
following
meandering
of
shore
line
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
22
acres,
more
or
les.s..
-
OOSSH-MILLEHD.
LTD.
Applicant,
l'er
AVm.
O.
Mllchell.
Agcnf
Dated
Juno
2Uh.
tl)2.r.
LAND
ACT
Notlco
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Loase
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
Uncording
District
nf
princo
Itupert.
and
situate
nboilt
two
miles
in
a
northerly
directum
from
Jlooney
Point,
Masselt
Inlet,
(Valiant
Island,
Hrilish
Columbia.
Take
Notice
that
Langarn
Fishing
it
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
Masselt,
H.C.,
occupation
Packers,
.Intends
to
apply
Tor
a
lease
nr
the
following
described-
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
two
miles
in
a
northerly
direction
from
rtonney
Point,
Masselt
Inlet,
Oraham
Island,
Hrilish
Columbia;
llienco
easterly
five
chains,
morn
nr
loss,
to
low
water
mark;
thence
northerly
along
low
-water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thence
wosiorly
five
chains;
thence
southerly
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
less,
In
point
of
commencement,
ami
containing
eiKiuy
acres,
moro
,or
loss.
J.AM.AHA
ITHI!,N0
PACKINO
PACKING
CO.
LTD,
Applicant
Por
K.
II.
Simpson,
Agent
Dalod
June
13th.
1025.
LAND
ACT.
CASSIAT
LANH
DISTniCT
DUIrlct
of
CMlop,
81
kino
UlvUInn
T.vhK
NOTICK
Uiat
I.
waller
Ji.ih.n
(ItiMiirniMl
XilM
.,1
nr
T.l.
i
..
:
u.c,
urrupiiuun
Mlnur,
InivmU
to
annlv
Crjiiiiiu-ncInK
it
a
nClt
plnnteil
about
one
III
llu
61111
nf
MtLo.t'
Sloliuli
,
,.aJ
lh
stlklne
lilyer
and
atiMit
jj"
aoulliwpul
or
Tel'-irwli
creek;
Uhih-b
.
,
mivihq
b'iuiii
nil
Vilnius;
IIIfffirA
U'ArL
in
Annli
Applicant,,!
clmins
,to
point
or
cotnrnruceinnt
anrt
Per
K.
II.
Simpson,
AgonU
ronw,nl",r
3,0
'altfh
AW,'H
I'm'fffr
is
Dated
Juno
12th.
1025.
h
ta..W
U&ut,
Flics
lrl
Md
In
1
-our,
8
B.C.
I
KTlf
5ttS.
MOTHS
gOSQUIIOES
rCT.iopi.ewotur.
Xru
InsUtutc.
Will
not
t
tain.
Pleaaantador.
1
Urml
ru
to
huniana
ntl
animal.
Your
Cncp
FiveRoses
Flour
Dreads,
Cakes,
Puddingi,
Pastries
Tliriviim
chilil
the
bread
you
m
Five
ItosAs
I
t
.
.
si
Di
ed
with
I
lie
tality
and
easi
ijourislimenl
of
p
1
iloha
wheal
Nutritious,
Wholesome
and
Keeps
Well
Agent-
John
L.
Christie
One
cannot
burn
I
candle
at
Doth
ends
You
wouldn't
candle
at
both
ena
peel
H
to
last
c
Apd
you
can
t
a
"
'
n
many
duties
us
w
mother,
then
pile
on
.
day
labor,
ami
ax(i
keen
'
yourself
fre
i
i'
vigorous.
Why
n
i
lake
earn
of
waslui;
anil
trouble?
One
many
snrvircs
will
aclly
both
your
nee:;
and
your
purse.
And
v
"keep
the
home
fir
ing"
wllhnul
hurnit!
lb'
candle
nl
boll)
ends
Canadian
steam
Laundn
Phone'8.
Wood!
Wood!
Now
Is
your
cha
DRY
CEDAR
I'ull
load
,
Half
load
$3.00
Large,
sacks
&0c
DRY
BIRCH
Per
lo;pl
$6.50
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Avonue
Phone
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or
Day
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BUY
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Miss
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Summer
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Sale
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