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ggktE'
Tuesday,
August
4,
1925.
of
the
mad"
in
navigating
the
water
iust
as
there
are
in
driving
cars
about
the
j
ity
rflfyets,
at
though
a
gitud
many
people
who
operate
boats
apjMtrently
do
not
know
much
nboul
flirni.
A
lillle
"M'fly
'f
'liet'
"ilt
might
pljJWUl
?eridit
uviJelte'
fi'rriiig
in
this,
vicinity.
Apart
from
the
rules
that
are
set
by
the
authorities,
there
are
other
rules
that
are
patent
lu
anyone
with
any
common
eii.e.
One
rule
that
is
cotisiunlly
being
broken
i
that
in
regard
to
carrving
lights.
Every
boat
travelling
after
dark,
is
supposed
to
show
lights
although
a
great
many
W
not.
Small
fishing
vessels
and
pleasure
craft
are
the
worst
offenders
iu
this
regard.
Another
thing
that
is
very
dangerous
is
running
up
too
close
to
steamers
to
"catch
their
swell."
There
are
reported
to
have
been
a
number
of
near-accidents
through
doing
this
lately
It
is
a
foolhardy
practice
and
worries
those
in
charge
of
the
larger
vessel.
Poor
Sportsmen
Are
Very
Common.
Wilful
destruction
-if
and
negligence
with
property
of
others
iu
popular
hunting
ami
fishing
resorts
nearby
is
a
practice
that
is
constantly
being
complained
of.
Only
today
it
is
reported
that
the
boats
thai
had
been
placed
on
Cloyafi
Lake
fur
the-
benefit
of
the
anglers
at
large,
have
been
allowed
to
drirt
down
the
river
and
now
lhere
are
no
boats
on
the
lake.
Tliere
have
bV"li:jmnterous
olher
reports
pf
u
like
najurp
from
other
IKIlllts
..
-
The
mnsi
of
the
improvement
that
have
been
made
ut
such
places
as
Cloyah
have
been
the
re-sult
of
work
and
efforts
nf
oenole
not
onlv
desirous
of
making
things
mure
convenient
Jor
themselves
but
-also
for
the
sporting
rralernily
at
large
Thus-
neoiile
who
do
not
exercise
the
little
care
necessary
tq
preserve
these
ji'nprovenients
for
themselves
as.
wel
as
others
fcre
indeed
iWtir
Inurf
smeii
and
should
not
be
nlfowed
the
priv.
Liquor
Situation
In
United
States.
In
spile
or
Ihe
many
couipliealions
over
prohibition
enforcement
in
the
United
.Stales
and
.Ihe
fact
that
the
reorganization
of
the
country
into
2'2
dry
districts
by
Assistant
Secretary
Andrews
of
the
Treasury
is
already
lu
hot
walw,
there
is
no
real
indiciUion
that
the
Volstead
Art
will
soup
be
made
more
lonieut.
Jt
certainly
will
not
be
iu
the
nexl
session
of
Congress.
The
drys
are,
still
in
control
of
both
houses
or
Congress
or,
perhaps,
(op'!t'it
more
accurately
the
weh
are
unable
lo
muster
enough
votes
to
drive
;i
more
liberal
measure
through.
K
Congress
could
cast
a
secret
ballot,
so
thai
mt
one
wouldl
know
'how
a
member
voted,
not
even
his
colleagues,
the
Mil-stead
ipt
woohl
lie
in
danger.
Rut
a
majority
of
each
house
is
either
dry
from
conviction'
or
unwilling
'lo
vote
wet
ior
political
reasons.
A
prominent
senator
aid
that
if
the
Liberal
forces
woulo
present
a
concrete,
and
weU-tlioughl-oul
plan
for
dealing
willi
light
Aviiies
ami
beer
without
Ihe
saloon
they
could
get
somewhere,
lie
said
they
could
gel
nowhere
without
such
a
plan.
Mere
criticiVi
or
the
drys,
Jp?
said,
would
achieve
nothing
con-sirilMiVe'hrihe
way
of
new
liipior
legislation.
In
thiswoiineclion.
il
can
bo
said
that
more
and
more
members
of
the
American
Congress
are
studying
the
Canadian
sys
tem
ofwlispetfdiig
liipior
through
the
agency
of
the
government;
Thisi
xYid&n
commends
llseif
Id
niaiiv
U.S.
tuliztMisi
vlio
would
oof
brifig:tack
the
old
saloon,
anil
yet
believe
the
present
law
cap-not
be
fldforced
and
Jh;t
Ihe
.conditions
under
il
are
not
.
jin
proving:
Y-'-
;.
;
The
new
reorganization
plan
of
Assistant
.Secretarj-
Andrews
is
being
watched
closely
by
wets
;nid
drys.
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published
or
displayed
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Liquor
Control
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or
by
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British
Columbia.
A
the
COMPLAIN
OF
!
LOOSE
CATTLE
City
Council
Receives
Petition
Atklng
That
Herds
be
YV.
ItohiuMtn
was
present
at
the
cpuncil
meeting
last
night
ami
presented
a
petition,
.which
had
a,
large
number
of
signatures,
asking
Hud
cattle
ho
not
allowed
within
the
flily
limits.
In
the
discussion
which
followed
it
appeared
Dial
sexetal
residents
had
Ijad
their
gardens
destroyed
liege
of
using
conveniences
that
have
been
put
hi
by
those
with
left
mi
the
table
for
a
week
a
truer
sporting
instincL
ated
for
the
damage
such
instances
as
it
right
Tor
people
lp
take
a
great
dial
of
trouble
in
plautiiiig
gardens
and
f
hen
Iihp
the
same
destroyed.
AUI,
tJasoy
said
that
"the
dairy
man
must
lake
cure
of
hisi
Herd?.
VhiIe
he
wa?i
in
ft)ll
sympathy
with
the
desire
of
the
lairyman
to
find
grazing
for
his
herd
nevertheless
persous
suT-fering
vIriom
damage
eausnl
liy
cattle,
roaming
idi'oiit
,
must
c
oqjhjiensalett
to
the
full
extent
of
the
damage
i(Jne.
'
Mayor
Newlon
saitl
tlmt
he
had
instructed
the
Chief
of
Police
to
set
In
touch
with
the
owner
of
the
herd
and
instruct
him
that
lie
must
provide
a,
suitable
care
taker
for
the
catlle
at
all
times
or
the
cattle
must
De
shut
ti.
He
said
thai
llihad
b,een
fouad
imprat'ticalde
to
locale
the
dairy;
outside
the
city
limits.
The
citl-xens
also
must
have
fresh
milk.
and
with
that
in
mind
he
would
suggest
that
the
petition
lay
on
the
laid,
for
a
week
until
he
got
in
touch
with
the
(Jliief
of
Police
and
the
owner
of
the
herd
tjie'
service
is
usually
gpod
and
the
rooms
comfortable;
jhere
are
howVver,
some
rooms
oti
I
ho
lower
forward
deck
that
arc
not
popular
with
llie
public,
being
iu
the
locality
where
transient
cows,
pigs
and
chickens
are
stored
anil
where
odours
are
variable.
Miniug
mei
of
Stewart
and
Auyox
are
expressing
.dissajia-faidiop
with
service
bcin'g
alTord
eil
their
towns
In'.
regard
to
ac
coitmiodaUons.
Ve.
'are
informed
by
passenger
who
came
south
on
the
J'rlnce
ijeorge
in
of
its
railure
are
widespread.
.Miiirews
nas
set
out
to
Keep
in
,
,
.
;
unable
to
mil
oi
pontics
(mi
is
iiociiuj
jiciuiiif,
iii
iiiiiiru
iit.-un-,
iiu-
,n.u,.,,
any
reservulio
n
s
from
lia
inciiri-eii
some
political
enmities
inui
win
noii
ne
scrvieeanie.
Hy
abolishing
Ihe
federal
dircclors
in
the
sltttes
and
lopping
off
many
federal
dry
officials,
he
has
stirred
.up
certain
antagonisms
which'
will
Jtiiike
enforreiueiil
more
difficult.
LOCAL
BUSINESS
BEING
NEGLECTED
Provincial
Mining
Journal
Criticizes
Service
Being
Given
by
C.N.R.
Steamers
Under
f
lie
heading
"Does
th
O.N'.Il.
Want
Mining
Husiness?"
the
Mining
and
l'ugipeer
Record,
a
Vancouver
jtublicalion,
saVs
editorially
as
follows:
The
Canadian
-National
steam
ers
are
probably
as
oomfnrtahle
as
any
oiertling
on
Hie
(3oas:
Stewart
on
that
trip,
the
boats
making
no
such
-arrangements
from
that
point.
Four
mine
managers
were
given
rooms
alongside
the
barnyard
when
Ihe
boat
left
Stewart
al
"J
a.m.
as
all
decent
rooms
were
reported
asj
reserved
from
Prince
Rupert
to,
Vancouver.
It
was
only
after
-Ihri
boat
left
prince
Huperl
at
II
j
p.m.
that
these
men
learned
that.;
whu
the
rooms
bad
been
reserv-(
ed
for
that
pojnl
presumably
on
;
in
sf
mid
ion
h
from
the
Company
V
ollicials,
there
wej-e
not
passen-(
gets
for
them
al.
'Through
Hie)
ourlesy
of
the
purser
they
were.
enaliled
to
transfer
to
Hie
pas
senger
caldns,
bul
that
did
not
Icool
(heir
Ire
against
Ihe
(.'..X.I
sVcampshlps.
J
We
can
ijuite
understand
tlia':
the
:.N.H.
Is
calcring
to
thel
tourist
business,
and
realise
that
i
lis
a
Iralllo
wlllcli
Justifies
alien
-J
it
ion.
However,
il
should
be
pos-;
Isible
lo
'ealer
lo
without
d
uii
so
enliicly
al
tlie'ejtpense
of
the
(very
men
who
provide
the
entire)
I
business
for
tliesV
sleatuers
in'
I'he
slack
V'sason.
The
goodwill
i
of
people
of
Portland
Canal
j
represent
u
potent
ml
asset
to
C.N
.11.
CoaM
service,
for
un
7HG
fylL
JiEWfJ
by
cattle,
and
while
the
owner
..f
the
cattle
hud
been
fined
iujdnuiitcd.lv
the
police
court
for
permitting!
jjj
husmess
i
Ids
cattle
Jo
run
at
large,
uit;wiicli
did
'not
in
any
way
compenal
Wlib
he
i.
X.H
lone
jn.f,,rts
t.
i;ni
mihI
hold
l'usme
wa
not
n.y
al.0
ttt
.4,11118
lo
use
some)
YV.
ltolijnsoo,
in
speaking
for
the
petitioners,
said
that
a
great
deal
of
the
damage-had
been
done
by
heifers
which
were
allowed
to
run
loose
n
great
part
of
the
time.
The
petition
'whs
finally
etTorl
lo
sive
-alisfai-tory
service
t
men
wtifc
furuih
thini
with
all
year
buttis,
nth
freijjli'
and
nassensr,
"h-j
ran
not
ex-owl
to
hold
their
own
in
the
tl'HUSpoi
iatiotl
tlltstties-
wlliil
!
decidedly
eo;(i;.e!
it
i
".
The
Man
in
the
Moon
j
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prinze
Rupert
t
t
THE
most
drunken
nran
1
ever
heant
aimot
was
tft
KU
wlio
put
a
nickel
in
the
letter
hx
if
the
Wool
worth
building
and
thru
slepiKvl
bck
umI
looked
to
tae
top
of
the
building
to
ser
how
much
he
weiKtK'd.
,
W
U
vN
guing
to
ted
we
put
olT
a.
lot
of
things
until
toiourrow.
I
limit
of
a
burglar
who
stole
u
collar
stud.
Probably
a"d
lime
liuiiliu
lor
Id
own.
I.N
lindon
there
is
on
vi-w
liCfttd
said
to
be
(O.fllMI
years
dd.
II
i
id
to
is-
guarded
for
fear
of
being
atoli'ii
by
Ihe
tMiardi..
Iiouse
keepers.
-
i.
IX
the
old.
epuatry
a
man
wj-recently
ttrrst'd
liy
a
worn;
n
There
is
roall
utilbntg
ery
in
w
atmut
that.
MOUXTAIX
climbers
have
found
wasp
il.fMMi
feet
up.
Now
watch
flic
picnickers
get
Jealous
IT
taken
a
iHanble
be
to
keen
on
humming.
'
.lUIHUXfi
IrffmllK'
pholnjrraph
of
a
(hunt's
prirf
I
saw
Ihe
other
day
she
must
e
horribly
rich.
AT
this
Uin.
of
Uie
year
it
was
usual
for
Pa
In
do
a
lillle
gardening
M
the
ererrlnjrs
but
this
year
he
i
Tmsy
hunting
around
the
eellnr
for
a
fnw
scraps
of
left-over
coals.
TUK
latest
trtftlc
rearulaltons
in
ChM-aKo
states
that
fail
light
.9
t
m
1
1
t
are
to
tie
careen
on
sanum
horses.
I
hope
there
is
a
gotwl
rider
on
llie
horse
when
the
lamp
flares
up.
August
4,
1915,
There
will
ie
a
mass
procession
iiniij(!it
of
die
ntizens
lo
the
Audi
!
i
mn
"i.
sixth
Avenue
where
a
r'.iiiaienii'i'ii'
mn
secv
i.-e
will
li''
li'
'M
on
(he
anniversary
aflU
MM
aatot
Be
Well
And
Happy
and
you
h
Nslurt
cmtul
lift.
Nlui'
Kld
(M
Tablet!
)
yttM
kuiivc,
loot
ha
orgtrn
tna
riMvct
Conttipation,
Bilioutnoi,
Sick
Hccdscbei.
rencwln
llial
viffor
And
Mood
ItcI
Inm
mn
..ciui
In
l,ain
Mall
arul
Vax.
Chips
off
f
he
Old
Block
Nt
JUNIORS
LlttlaNt
Tin
linn
N?""o
ena-thlrl
doaai,
eandr-oaUd.
For
chlldrMi
and
adult,
a
Sold
Oy
Your
Druulat
aaa
ORMES
LIMITED
of
the
oulhreakof
waK
Ifctla'-'
khiih
Jin
mi
win,
nraii
yiy
jirt-$
sion.
Reports
from
the
various
salmon
fishing
grounds
are
to
the
elTeet
that
t!0
run
of
sockeye
salmon
is
Improving
and
the
runners
are
hopeful
yet
of
seeur-iiiv
a
full
pack.
!
.
1
The
hifrh
school
girls
have
iiceu
industriously
knitting
sox
for
the
boys
in
llie
trenches.!
Several
dozen
pairs
have
already
been
forwarded.
'
(inrdon
11.
(lower,
provincial
inspector
of
school,
has
Just
rs-iir-iied
from"
a
most
interest
ing.
!
-
triu
inlo
the
British
Columbia
!
.
u
ini-ifc.
grow-
section
of
the
Peace
River.
Mr.
that
a:
and
one
hewer's
mission
was
to
look
........
.
.
I
.i
.i
r,.M
..
finlmnU
L'liipf
Wise
III
cultivate.
m-r
i"i
the
owner
of
life
garden
for
t
Itc
t
u
n
iitf
pn-iioui
nf
In'
iu
able
to'.parl.
damage
done.
g-el
the
Iinitii!
imi
In
u
t
its
de-
Alil.
Iirsoii
felt
that
the
owner
fieits
iu
.di;,
ials
ii.nl.l
realiv
of
the
garden
sljould,
pe
cumpen-Uaf
it
i
up
to
them
!
use
ef-
i.i
.
.
:
i
....
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....An
ti.i
in
llirit
is
m
ie
ior-i'
m
'
vjni
or
AIRPLANE
AT
DEASE
LAKE
IS
BUSY
NOW
Frequent
Trips
Being
Wade
by
Archibald
Little
Into
Llard
River
Country
DKA!?K
I.AKK.
Aug.
t
The
jbig
Yickrr
Vikins
fly
i
ok
bo
wuirh
was
broiilil
lo
the
s
siar
country
in
June
hy
Arm
bald
Lillle,
Delroil
mining
en-gineer.
ha?
eslatdished
its
base
nt
tliis
settlement
at
Ihe
head
"f
I
lease
Lake.
11
is
being
flow:i
tin
frequenl
trips
into
llie
l.iard
lliver
country
by
t.oi.
J.
coii
Williams,
manager
of
Ihe
l.au-rentide
Air
Service.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
or
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Land
Hrcording
District
of
I'riiicc
Ituperl.
and
situate
al
Ferguson
Hay,
Massett
Inlet,
Q.C..
Islandi.
H.C.
,
Take
Notice
that
fioe-Mll-leid,
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
H.'.,
occufiatlon
Salmon
fionners.
intends
to
apply
for
a
leiie
of
the
fid
lowing
described
land:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
approximately
JO
chain
east
from
uorthwest
corner
Lot
1571;
hence
(foutli
3
chains;
thenre
west
10
chains;
-thence
south
2
chain:
thence
wet
to
"hams
to.
west
boundary
of
Lot
1571;
thence
south
&
chains;
thence
west
jo
chain?;
thence
north
2
chain;
thence
cast
2
chajns.
more
or
lc.,
to
beach:
thence
following
meandering
if
shore
line
to
point
of
commencement.
and
containing
22
acre,
more
or
less.
C.OSPK-MILLKIID.
LTD.
Applicant.
Per
Wm.
0.
Mitchell.
A
Kent
Dated
June
2Cth.
1025.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
r.harhdte
Land
He-eording
District
of
Prince
Itn-pert,
and
situate
about
two
mllei
ill
a
northerly
direction
from
Ilooney
Point,
Masctt
Inlet,
Ornham
Island,
I!rilih
Columbia
Take
Notice
that
"i.angara
Fishing
&
Parking
Company
Limited,
of
MttHtt,
B.C.,
occupation
I'arkers,
intends
to
apply
Tor
a
lease
of
the
following
described
land:'
-
Commencing
at
a
pol
planted
two
mile
in
a
northerly
direction
from
Ilooney
Point,
Massett
Inlet,
Oraharn
Island,
British
Columbia;
thence
easterly
five
chains,
more
or
less,
to
low-water
mark;
thence
northerly
along
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thence'
westerly
five
chains;
thence
j
southerly
one
hundred,
and
Uty
chains,
more
or
less,
to
point
of
J
commencement,
and
containing
(eighty
acres,
more
or
less.
I.ANOAMA
FISIIIuNO
&
PACKJN0
PACKING
CO.
LTD.
Applicant.1
Per
V,
II.
Simpson,
Agent.1
paled
June
l.llhr
H2.ri.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
Ile-cording
District
of
prince
llu-
,
pert,
am)
Hllniite
at
Ilooney
'Ppinl,
(iraliam
Island,
Brillah
j
Columbia.
Tulip
Npllce
that
Lungara
Fishing
Si
Packing
Company
'
1
r
i.
..o...
i
if
ii
..
i-.
i-iiiii...'i,
u
.ijasaeu,
jj.i,.,
occu-pallon
Packers,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lcano
of
tie
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
Ilooney
Point,
Oruhani
Island,
British
Columbia;
thence
northerly
five
chains,
more
or
less,
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TfcUcca
Coaapaar
al
CaaaoU.
Lunrtad
"j
FOR
SALE
Ho
MIMir
1
tQC.V
1
ldlllUUla.
VC41
$10.00
to
$25.00
per
skate
including
gangings
and
hooks
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
L'l
PRINCE
RUPERT.IB.C.
SALMON
TROLLERS
Before
outfitting
il
wdi
pay
on
lo
inspc'
1
Trolling
(jrur.
We
h-ne
a
uew
line
of
Salmon
Hookl,
Swivells,
Cuttyhunk
and
Gear
of
all
kinds.
In
"in
tnk
you
will
find
everything
Anchor,
Rope,
Chain,
Marino
Hardware
of
k
HJ
and
Copper
Paints,
Galley
Stoves
and
lllen-
i-lf
it
-
f'-r
the
bi'.it
we
have
iL
B'-ui"
ore
lost
evcrv
year
by
fire
hove
v
t.
Pyrene
Fire
Extinguisher
yet?
We
cll
them
Call
ai
d
re
tis.
STORK'S
HARDWARE,
LTD.
I!
710
Second
Ave.
'Near
Host
Office)
miii
m
t
1
1
1
tv
1
1
n
w
i
nil
iij
COAST
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert-
Prince
George
prince
Chsrl"
Sailing-
ti-oin
Priic
e
llperl
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
Seattle
and
in'crmr
Monday,
ut
i.OO
p.m..
ami
Wednesday
n
i
!
at
rt.OO
p.
III.
For
Anyox
and
Stewart
Monday
and
Kriilgy.
;
For
Skagway
.-ind
Alaska
Ports,
ycdpeidav.
V'1"
S.S.
Prince
John
for
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
-
Vancouver,
Fortnightly.
PStSCNOCPi
TWAINS
LEAVE
PNINCr
RUefNT
.una,Tot
DAILY
MCpt
funda
II
10
tin.
fur
iTUirf
0"
'
t00'"y
wiNmrta,
tii
(hiiiiu
liHi-m
'.auto,
uniud
sut
AOCNCV
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
Cltr
Tltltl
01(1(1.
S2S
TM'4
Aft,
Print
llup.rt.
pnM
1
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
StMtiift
trow
Priur
impart.
,
.
'Of
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Snen
l
Altrl
.,
Tu.
'tr
VANCOUVER,
VIOTORIA,
AUrt
an
Swtmea
Bar,
Sluf.
"
For
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Sunday,
S
P.M.
Par
PORT
SIMPSON
ana
Nat)
Rliar
Cannarlat,
rl4a
A.M.
A
l
ua
na
Kitnvm.
,
mtiy,
aftni.
rr'"
"r
to
low
water
mark;
thence
westerly
along
low
water
mark
one
i
hundred
and
slxly
chains;
thence
southerly
five
chains;
thenooj
easterly
onp
hundred
and
sixty
chnins,
more
or
less,
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
eighty
acres,
more
or
Itfss.
L.VNOAHA
TISIILNO
&
PACKNf
I'ACKJN'O
Co.
J,TJ.
Applicant.
Per
1.
11.
KimpH'in,
Agent
Baled
June
12th,
1925.
P.O.
Box
235.
Pbont
Richard
Garreli
reprcscnliiiif
W.
H.
M.
ROL8TON
J
Fpeciallsing
In
Canal
Anntntf
i;t',el"'
.
Li
Marmot