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Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Women
More
Easily
Swayed
Than
Men.
.
..
;
Women
are
nut
as
practical
us
men
but
are
more
easily
swayed
by
emotion.
They,
can
be
attracted
into
any
new
cult
or
religion
much
more
easily
than
men.
Those
men
who
are
led
away
are
mostly
of
the
effeminate
type.
It
is
because
they
are;
something
like
women
in
many
respects
that
they
are
t'asily
swayed.
"
.
;
The
story
of
thv
man,
Clarke,
in
Vancouver'
who
was
aide
to
go
there
and
attract
women
to
a
new
cult
and
to
talk
them
into
taking
oaths
of
secrecy
is
an
illustration
of
what
is
meant.
11
would
be
much
more
difficult
for
men
t
be
so
led
away.
Women
aro
religious
by
nature,
emotional,
ami
often
they
have
more
intuition
than
men.
Because
of
the
tendency
to
trust
to
intuition
rather
than
reason
and
to
be
swayed
by
emotion
instead
of
cnmmousense
they
become
easy
victims
of
men
who
would
use
them
for
their
own
purposes.
y
Women
have
only
of
recent
years
beguu
to
think
for
themselves.
'
They
leaned
so
long
on
men
that
they
have
not
yet
attained
that
ability
to
(leal
with
the
facts
of
life
instead
of
the
fancies
that
distinguishes
the
male
sex.
Value
Of
Shipping
Grain
From
The
Port.
The
value
to
the
port
of
ar
grain
shipping
trade
is
well
shown
in
a
small
summary
prepared
in
Vancouver
showing
Ilia'
the
port
benefits
to
Hie
extent
of
inni
loans
a
inn
cargo
there.
If
it
will
pay
Prince
Rupert
to
spend
a
little
money
to
go
out
for
the
yrain
as
soon
as
the
elevator
is
ready.
It
is
perhaps
a
litllei
early..yeLUl
be.oejive
in
this
connection
lmt
once
we
are
readv'
iuinc.s,
ici
U!?
juii
our
oesi
euori
inio
iie
worK
anu
gel
as
busy
as
possible,
seeing
that
nothing
is
left
undone
in
the
endeavor
to
bring
the
grain
Ibis
way.
Let
every
citizen
be
a
missionary.
Vancouver
is
expecting.
150,000,000
bushels.
If
Prince
Rupert
gels
rive
millions
the
first
year
il
will
be
a
good
start.
No
Election
For
Some
Time
Yet.
Wbejlier
or
not
an
election
wjll
be
held
this
fall
no
one
knows
except..
perhaps
Premier
Mackenzie
King.
Just
as
present
it
looks
as
if
another
session
will
be
held
first
and
possibly
the
election
be
poponed
until
next
summer.
Premier
Mackenzie
King'
would
hardly
give
out
an
interview
such
as
that
published
yesterday
unless
he
intended
to
postpone
the
elections
for
some
time.
.
Fishing
Better
Than
Four
Years
Ago.
Either
the
conservation
methods
in
force
by
the
federal
department
of
fisheries
are
very
effective
pr
Hie
four
year
cycle,
of
salmon
is
a
myth.
This
year
(he
sockeye
catch
nn
the
Skeena
River
has
been
much
better
than
it
wns
four
years
ago.
By
continuing
the
present
jiplicy
ib
may
be
possible
In
bring
Hie
catch
higher
slill
four
years
from
now".,.'
Keen
Competition
Between
Districts.
There
is
likely
to
bp
keen
cnmpelifion
this
year
for
Hie
dis
trict
exhibit
trophy
at
the
fall
Ootsa
Luke
district
is
to
be
n
uieir
metni.
I
he
Oueen
CharloHe
Isjaifds
seem
.Jo
-have
dropped,
out
ut
Hie
running
tn
this
district
nr're
competition.
Al
one
lime
Un
earned
off
all
the
prizes
but
they
interior
lias
beaten
them
out,
wiey
nave
ios
inieresi
iiecause
they
have
the
soil
and
the
dimal
and
all
Hint
is
needed
is
the
industry
and
the
will
to
win.
M1LLBANK
per
month
.
.
v.
$1.00
Empire
and
the
United
.
$1.-10
per
inch
per
insertion
98
8G
Tuesday,
Au?ut
S3;
1925.
970,000
by
each
big
grain
ship
this
is
true,
and
we
believe
it
is.
fair.
The
fact
that
Francois
and
competitor
will
put
the
others
on
have
not
kept
to
the
fore.
The
appgrenlly.
It
seems
a
pity
that
PARKS
BOARD
The
Daily
News
Tbe
Man
in
the
Moon
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLOMBIA
.
YS.-
Powers
of
Local
Body
Set
Forth
In
Act
of
Legislature
Give
.
.
Full
Control
The
current
number
of
the
British
Columbia
(iiuelfe
con
tains
not
ice
of
the
appointment
of
five
members
of
Hie
Prince.!
dent,
my
dftaf.
The
allcrna-
Itiiierl
Provincial
Park
Hoard
and
members
of
Hie
board
have
been
notified
personally
of
their
appointment
to
Hie
position
They
will
have
charge
of
the
park
surrounding
Hie
Salt
Lakc-H
which
was
recently
set
aside
anil
which
is
ollleially
known
a
block
I,
sub-lot
A,
of
lot
lU'JI,
Hange
5,
Coast
District.
The
member
of
tbe
board
are
,Dr.
V.
T.
Ker-
gin,
Cril
11.
Orme,
Colonel
S.
P.
.Mc.Mordic,
James
II.
Thompson.
ami
II.
F.
PuIIen.
.
The
act
of
tbe
Legislature
un-der
which
they
are
incorporated
gives
them
power.
to
manage,
re
taliate
and
control
any
provin
cial
reseeNe
or
parks
in
thai
heaHt.y.
It
is
a
body
coriorale
and
politic
and
will
hold
ol!Ve
indefinitely
until
the
membeis
resipn
or
arc
removed
bv
the
Civerhment.
They
are
to
serve
wiUinul
compensation
and
no
member
of
the
board
is
allowed
lo
be
pecuniarily
interested
in
any
transaction
relating
lo
Hie
parks
or
park
properly.
The
board
has
power
to
pass
bylaws
for
the
regulation,
protection
aud
government
of
the
parks
and
its
approaches
and
can
license
those
selling
refresh
ments
there
or
holding
other
con
cessions.
It
jan
iuioe
penalties
for
infractions
of
park
by
laws
find
the
members
of
the
board
have
all
the
powers
of
si
justice
of
the
peace
in
rejiard
to
the
parks
and
the
watchmen
or
otUeials
appointed
by
them
have
the
powers
of
police
constables.
Any
person
injuriiiK
tbe
trees
or
any
park
property
or
injuring
auy
animal
or
bird
there
is
Halite
on
summary
convict
inn
to
a
fine
not
exceeding
$30,
and
such
fines
may
lie
used
for
the
pen-
era!
funds
of
I
lie
park.
DIVISION
OF
GAS
TAX
AMONG
CITIES
IS
NOW
PROPOSED
The
city
council
decided
last
nijrht
lo
lend
its
support
lo
a
resolution
from
the
Saanicb
dis
trict
council
urging
that
gasoline
tax
proceeds
be
distributed
anion?
the
municipalities
in
a
manner
.similar
to
that
by
which
liquor
profits
are
distributed.
In
order
lo
bring
the
question
of
the
gasoline
lax
before
the
Union
of
Municipalities
which
had
originally
proposed
it,
the
Snan
ifh
letter
proposed
a
resolu-.
Hon
that,
whereas
no
portion
of
Hie
pasoline
tax
was
now
paid
over
to
the
municipalities
and.
whereas
the
bulk
of
the
tax
was
collected
in
Hie
municipali
ties,
the
Union
of
B.C.
Municipalities
ursc
upon
the
government
that
a
portion
of
the
paso-
II
lie
tax
be
distributed
In
the
municipalities
in
a
similar
man
ner
tn
winch
Iiipior
prorils
are
distributed.
Endorsation
of
the
resolution
was
moved
by
Aid.
.Perry"
and
seconded
by
Aid.
Stephens,
tbe
latter
slating;
that,
in
view
nf
the
fart
that
the
gasoline,
lax
bad
been
opposed
by
Prince
Hupert
delegates
to
the
Municipalities'
convention,
it
would
now
seem
proper
to
request
that
Hie
whole
oa
major
porllon
of
Hie
lax
be
remitted
to
the
municipalities,
SURPLUSES
SHOWN
BY
LIGHTING
AND
PHONES
Light
Department
Showtid
Pro
fit
of
$760.43
During
July
and
Telephones,
$720.82
The
superintendent
of
ulililies
reported
lo
tbe
city
council
last
niight
a
net.
surplus
of
7G0.;i
through
Hie
operation
of
lhe
HkIiI
department
during
the
mouth
of
July
and
a
net
surplus
in
the
telephone
department
of
720.82.
l
igiues
for
the
operation
of
Hie
two
department
were
as
follows:
Electrlo
Light
Fslimaled
revenue
.
.
.
.
o,332.fiH
Net
surplus
700.13
Expense.
5.072.15
Cupitiil'
i
xpendilure
...
7.080.13
Telephone
Department
r
shmtited
revenue
,
.
.
.
3,
577.00
.Expense
2,850.
1
N'ef
surplus
720.82
Capital
expenditure
...
757.83
THEME
is
a
.shniiaj:e
of
water
in
Vai
liver's
newer
suburbs.
Never
mind,
Uiey
-lill
have
beer
in
Vancouver.
I
'
-
11
i
WHAT
would
y.ui
do
ir
yon
could
not
have
holiday
ih
yeiirf"
Inquires
"a
sweet,
young
lady.
I'd
Vninp'tV
old
man
and
tive
Is
to
keep
oif
working.
FAITH
Is--something
made
to
lose
.MACKENZIE
Jxlnjf
is
keeping
Hie
opposition
gpes-iug.
ne
nys
be
will
move
when
be
is
ilarn
well
goiMl
anil
fli'l
and
not
to
jing
split
moment
before.
THE
more
solitude
the
higher
tbe
golf
score.
j
IF
posterity
Jude
u
'by
our
rwonls,
we
shall
he
clashed
very
low
in
tlie
ears
of
future
generations,
epetallj$f
Hiey
tMar
Uhj
hard
nasal
nftlsj
of
Hip
popular
ong
artists.
-A
HICK
place
is
where
they
think
evtfytbiH?
pool
conn's
from
Hie-nfg
eities.
..
.i.
A
HICK
person
I
onu
who
lives
down
to
Hie
general
tone
o
a
hick
town.
T
V
.
-
A
i1
.i
cn
l
ears
go
j
in
Prince
Kupert
J
r
August
25,
1915.
The
Portland
(filial
mining
r
plon,
which
suffered
frtm
earl;
wildeallint;,
is
eierld
oon
t
come
into
its
own
aiinin.
Th'
Big
Missouri
mine
it
in
hopmi
will
overcome
the
present
pre
judice
aainol
the
district.
professor
).dani
Sltortt,
chi:
service
eommlssiniier
and-
for-mer
professor
in
(Jueeu's
t
ni
versilj,
addressH
tbe
Canadian.
Club
this
afternoon
tn
the
On
.rat
Hotel.
He
told
of
economic
conditions
in
Canada.
Wflliam
Manson,
M.L.A.,
presided
in
tht
absenee
of
Bishop
Du
Vernel.
There
was
a
uieplinjr
in
Ho
City
Hall
yesterday
of
local
fisl-Hirers
and
the
Board
of
Tradi
at
which
it
was
deckled
lo
re
quest
the
provincial
'irovernmn,
to
provide
better
aecomotlalloi
for
fish
handling
at
the
govern
ment
wharf.
Those
present
al
Hie
meeting
were
Mayor
Newton.
Aid.
Edge,
J.
It.
Realty,
H.
C
Nunan,
H.
Poole,
Harry
Sheens
William
Shruhsall
and
.
V
Morrow.
JUVENILE
BOSTONIANS
HERE
AT
WEEK
END
IN
HIGH
CLASS
YAUDEYILLE
The
New
Jim-uilc
Ito.sloiiiaiis
under
the
direction
of
Mrs.
E.
Lang,
will
present
n
high-class
program
of
vaudeville
al
Ho
Westholme
on
Friday
and
Saturday.
Mr$.
Langi
wboc
name
Is
a
lioiisth(bl
Kiord
wijh
lUp
theatregoers-
"of
Prince
Iliifierl,
has
galbere!
aroiinil
lie
Vn
clever
utile
company
of
all-round
en
lertainers,
which
includes
two
of
the
original
lloslhnians,
'
now
grown-tii
yoimx
ladies,
who,
ns
Kiddles,
pleased
prince
Iluperl
audiences
in
I
ho
early
days
of
Hie
city,
rhe
company
also
includes
the
llicliardsoti
twins.
dancers,
just
off
the.
Panlages
circuit,
anil
some
of
the
Joy
Babes
who
we-e
here
Inst
year.
Mrs.
Lang
has
arranged
a
select
program
of
new
songs,
dances
and
comedy
numbers,
which,
in
conjunction
with
the
ohoto-plny.
Mr-
Wallace
field
ir.
TONIGHT-
Tomorrow
Alright
fll
blllu(
ttuckt,
ttn
and
rtll
th
llmlnttlv
oriint,
mtkt
you
ImI
fin.
Batftr
Taan
rllli
For
Uvtr
lUa"
1
ORMbS
LIMITED
l
-
c
m.
ia
u.
'
1
1
1
1
r
Distributors
for
ef
(ftham
K9L9RED:
3HIN0LE5.
Sl-Ji
9:...;.V..'"-.iz
tty
ltw"
1
.
.
m
it
t
t
""
"Broken
Laws"
ami
a
i
-i
iiupfte,
will
form
a
capita!
cc"
,ig's
entertninment.
The
BosloniHtis
will
als..
ai
ier
ii
the
matiiiei-
on
Suioiday.
SWISS
bellIingers
COMING
TO
WESTHOLME
Musical
Novelty
Entertainment
to
be
Seen
Here
Next
.
Monday
The
Musical
KrUrdts.
Swi
iell
rin?ei
and
variety
enli-r-lainert.
who
will
appear
al
Hie
A
est
holme
Theatre
Monday
next,
claim
to
be
Hie
largest
peal
of
Swiss
baud
hells
in
the
cnunir.
Beside
the
lll
fliey
pr-forni
on
Xylophones,
Huphoin-.
ias
and
string
inslrmneiit.
chimes,
uioxieal
trlaxoes
ami
dlier
novellie.
The
company
Includes
coine-dian
who
will
entertain
with
comic
sonii,
iimuologuf,
and
haracler
sketches.-As
a
spHaial
added
attraction
for
this
totir
Hie
iVkanlts
have
Pi,sHe.
the
raiootis
Strain
Sis
ters,
Margaret
nnd
Jemi,
two
rlrvor
juvenile
who
haxa
In-en
on
Hie
vaudeville
ulnge
since
they
were
wet
loin.
Altbough
tbi-
will
be
lhe
fir-t
visit
this
corniAny
has
made
lo
Prince
Itirperf.
seeral.
of
the
eitiiens
have
heartl
them
in
Hie
East
nod
speak
very
highly
of
their
entertainment.
The
management
at
the
then-Ire
has
arranged
for
a
special
maHnee
lo
Iw
given
on
Monday
for
chlldron.
Italph
k'ieriiaher
left
on
Ibis
morning's
train
for
Plumas.
Alan.,
to
uml
a
three
month's
vacation
with
his
parent
m
who
ire
fanning
in
Ihal
district.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
He
cording
District
of
Princo
llu-
iiert,
and
situate
al
Itooney
Point,
Crab
am
Inland,
DrilDti
Columbia.
Take
Notice
(hat
I.angara
risbing
&
Packing
Company
Limiled,
of
.Mdssell,
ll.fi,
occu-pallon
Packers,
Intends
in
apply
Tor
a
lease
of
the
following
de
scribed
land:-
Cotnmenning
nt
a
post
planted
nl
Ilooncy
Point,
Orabam
Island",
British
Columbia;
thence
nor
therly
five
chains,
more
or
legs,
lo
low
water
mark;
thence
west
erly
alor.g
low
water
mark
one
hundred
ami
lxty
chains;
thence
southerly
five
chains;
thence
easterly
one
l.undred
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
less,
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
eighty
acres,
more
or
less.
LANHAHA
ITSIIlNfl
&
PACKING
,PACKIN(1
CO.
LTD.
Applicant.
Per
E.
II
Simpson,
Agent.
Dated
June
U'lh.
t92.V
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Loase
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
He-cording
District
or
Prince
Hupert.
and
Minnie
about
Iwo,
miles
in
a
northerly
direction
from
Itooney
point.
Mnsxlt
Inlet,
ftrnliam
Island,
Brlllsh
Columbia.1
Tako
Notice
Dial
Lnngnra
Fishing
A
Packing
Company
Limiled,
of
Mnssclt,
Ji.fi,
oceu-i
pnllon
packers,
Intends
to
apply
lor
a
tease
or
the
following
de-!
scribed
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
nlanled
or
two
miles
In
a
northerly
direction!
from
Ilooney
Point.
Massett
In-
lei.
Orabam
Island,
Drills!,
Col-;
umbla:
thence
ea
lerly
five
chains,
more
or
lens,
lo
low
f
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NFrjr:
:
i
...i.
f--
lgrnu
iui
Prince
Rupert
Spruce
Mills
Spruce
Shiplap,
$15.00
Pr
M
Ctdar
V-Joint
Double
Check
Cedar
Rustic
Cedar
Channel
Rustic
Cedar
Boat
Lumber
Albert
&
McCaffery
Ld.
Phones
116
and
117
'
nil
-
COAST
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
nupartPrlnce
Qeorge
Prince
Charlei
Sailing
li'ulli
I'll
li
Rupert
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
Seattle
and
interm
Monday,
ni
l.oo
p
ni..
and
Vedncdn
n.'i
-at
0.00
p.m.
For
Anyox
and
Stewart
Monday
aud
Friday,
i
:
For
Skagway
ami
Alaska
Ports,
dnrdfly,
'i
S.S.
Prince
John
i'r
Queen
Charlotte
lilands
..-!
Vancouver,
Fortnightly.
e(t(N0IR
TWAIN!
LEAVE
fRINCI
nuriNT
OAILT
ltpl
Uf4r
Hid
JIL
tr
rnnrr
Oasic
tOMOITO.
WIHNieta.
I1
pulliU
t.l'rti
cntt.
jIU4
4UIH
0t0V'
AIL
OCCAK
STCAMtMie
LINII.
OUT
TKhlt
OffU,
BZI
Tklr
Ait,
PHiK
Nurt.
water
mark;
thence
motherly
along
low
water
mnrk
ue
hundred
and
sixty
chain
;
thence
westerly
five
chain:
thence
sothrly
on
hundred
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
les,
lo
point
of
commencement,
and
contain
init
ehrhty
acres,
more
or
le.
lNOAH.
FISHLMi
PACKING
PACKING
Co.
LTD.
Applicant.
Per
K.
II.
Simpson,
Agents
Dated
June
13th.
195.'
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to'
Lease
Land
I
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
Recording
District
of
I'rince
lt-j
pert,'
and
situate
about
one
and
a
hair
miles
east
of
Ma.netl
ldglitboue
al
the
mouth
of
Mas-,
sell
Inlet,
Graham
Island,
Brit-:
isli
Columbia.
'
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Langarn
Fishing
fi
Packing
Company
j
Limited,
of
Yieloria.
B.C..
.occupation.
Packers,
intends
to
apply,
for
a
lease
of
the
following
de-:
scribed
lands:
Ctinimepolng
al
a
post
planted
at
the
northwest
corner
of
Lot
Hevon,
(iraham
Island,
British'
i'oluinbla.
about
one
and
a
half
milos
east
of
Massell
Lighthousei
at
the
mouth
of
Masell
Inlet,!
Graham
Island,
Brrtih
(dum-
hia;
thence
northerly
five
chains.!
more
or
less
to
low
water
mark;!
thence
westerly,
along
low
walerl
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thence
southerly
five'
chains;
thence
easterly
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
less,
10
point
nf
commencement,
and
containing
eighty
acres,
more,
or
less.
LANGAIIA
FISHING
&
PACKING
CO.
LTD..
Applicant.
Pe,r
E.
11.
Simpson.
Acnt.
Dated'
June
tOth.
P.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Land
Iteeording
District
of
Prince
Iluperl.
and
sltuato
at
Ferguson
Bay,
Massetl
Inlet,
Q.C.
Islands,
B.C.
Take
Nolitc
(hat
Gosse-.MII-
lerd,
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
B.C.
1
net-upntlnn
Salmon
Canners,
In
tends
lo
apply
for
n
lenso
of
Hie
following
described
lands:
Commencing
nl
n
post
planted
approximately
20
chains
east
from
northwest
comer
Lot
1571:
thence
soulli
3
chains;
thence
west
10
chains
j
Ihcnce
south
2
chains;
thence
west
10
chains
to
west
boundary
of
Lot
1571;
llience
souih
8
chains;
Ihcnce
wesl
jn
chains;
tbonce
north
20
chains;
thenco
cast
2
chains,
more
or
less,
to
beach;
thence
following
meandering
of
shore
linn
lo
point
of
commencement,
and
contnlnlng
22
acres,
more
less
(I0S8E-MILI.EHD,
LTD,
Applleant.
p(!P
wrn.
o.
Mllcholl,
Agent
Dated
Juno
2(llh,
11)25,
i
av
tfcN
0
foidyotir
will
send
von
l
"-
r
boob
of
h&ittlifal
lloms....
er.j
2M
Kindling!
lieu
..
lnidim.
mii)
tlniiu
that
v
.
in
a
hurry
.'
Vt
lite
beat
Ihn
-
'Bmi
Dry
Kiln,
Drlsd
Woe.
louh
yeu
or'."
hi
mi
H
.t
Full
leal
$8.00
or
nicely
tied
bundUi,
6
for
$1.00.
Our
Tail
:..
lo
reniendiri.
VServiee"
is
...r
oo
ne
our
will
use
I
he
in
SO
our
charge
Jo
"all
lhe
time."
Dray
uwmk
of
attended
4q
proin,
SUnd
345
Third
A.
Also
Seal
Cov
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Phones:
1S9,
112.
Bra
Assortment
of
Finest
Quality
Silk,
Satin
Velvet,
Crepes,
Taffeta,
Flannels,
Serges,
etc
.
al
ren-ora
West
of
England
Store
Phone
7B3.
'Deniers'
Have
All
tt
BATHING
SUITS
from
$4.00
to
$8.00
P.O.
Box
327,
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