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DAILY
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E
Saturday,
July
11,
1925.
More
Complications
Peace
RiverRailway.
According
to
Jl.
(i.
Perry,
member
for
Fort
fleorge
in
the
Provincial
Legislature,
Premier
Oliver
has
been
negotiating
wilh
American
syndicates
for
the
taking
over
of
the
P.ti.E.
and
ihe
E.I).
&
B.C.
Railway
and
conuecting'lhem
through
one
of
ihe
we.tern
passes
aiid-opcraliiig
Ihein
as
one
system.
The
government
of
British
Columbia
was
prepared
to
make
an
extensive
land
grant
and
it
was
expected
that.
the
co-operation
of
the
Alberta
and
Dominion
government
would
be
secured.
The
syndicates
had
been
informed
just
how
much
aid'Mhe
B.C.
government
would
give
mid
the
matter
was
still
under
ad-j
vjsement.
Railway
Heads
Not
t
t
Anxious
For
The
Job.
,
,
.
President
Deatty
has
been
losingsa
lot
of
money
on
Ihe
operation
or
the
B.D...&
B.C.
railway,
more
it
is
said
than
was
lost
during
the
same
time
by
the
1U5.E.
and
he
is
hot
looking
for
further
trouble.
Sir
Henry
Thornton
does
not
see
any
use
lb
which
he
could
put
ihe
P.
(
I;E.
Railway,
.v
Yet
offers
have
been.
secured
by
Premier
Greenfield
of
Alberta
in
regard
.to
the
operation,
of
Hie
E.I.
&
B.C.
line
and
the
probability
is
that
it
will
be
extended
westward
across
the
British
Columbia
boundary
very
soon.
What
is
certain
just
now
is
that;no.
government,
Dominion
op.
Provincial,
feels
itself
justified
in'
spending
large
sums
of
monejj
on
railway
building
whehMlie
railways
they
already
have
are
not'
paying
operating
expehses.
'
'
National
Awakening
Proceeds.
In
China.
V
Clluia
is
undergoing
a
national
awakening.
She
has
been
in
process
Tor
some
time
past.
Preparation
has
been
made
in
the
educating
of
a
great
many
young'
men
in
the
universities
and
schools
of
the
United
States,
Canada,
and
Great
Britain
and
European
countries.
Just
now
it
seems
as
if
Russian
activities
were
playing
an
important
part,
which
is
hostile
to
British
interests
but
which
will
be
a
great
impetus
to
the
rousing
of
a
national
spirit
in
China.
Something
is
needed
to
bring
about
a
change
in
China
and
ir
the
present
anti-British
.nnd
aiiti-Japaiiese
movement
js
able
tit
do
it,
'the
eventual'
'.result
:vilf
be.
beneficial.,
X
Christian
General
;-'
Atk
Leading
The
Movement.
H
is
curious
that
a
Christian
general,
Feng
Yu
Siang,
should
be
leading
the
anti-British
movement-
ill
Hi!
inn
Hp
it
nn(
Cml
and
to
defend
foreigners
against
persecution
in
that
country.
CORRYS
SPECIAL
SELECTED
CANADIAN
RYE
WHISKY
Botfed
n
Bond
under
Dominion
Government
supervision
Hie
Quuliry
Whistyof
Canada-J
since
1859
...
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
the
MINIMUM
WAGE
phasi.ed
in
the
annual
report
of
the
intervention
of
the
board.
Some
of
the
most
flagrant
cases
have
been
taken
into
court.
Paid
Up
Arrears
Experience
lias
again
proved
the
value
of
the
provision
of
ihe
Act
which
entitles
a
woman
or
girl
lo
receive
compensation
front
luer
employer
for
past
under-paymenl
for
her
services
Cases
coming
under
this
head
have
'been
brought
to
the
notice
of
the
board,
and
where
the
facts
were
clearly
established
they
have
insisted
that
employers
should
make
up
the
amounts
by
turnibe
vvhicii
their
employees
have
been
untler-paiu
during
varying
periods.
The
arrears
'
received
by
employees
thereby
amounted
to
??2,
1
07.
i
i,
the
individual
payments
ranging
from
as
low
as
7c
to
as
much
as
$250.00.
Towards
(he
end
of
Die
year
a
case
was
dealt
with
in
which
eight
giuls
working
for
the
same
employer
hail
been
under-paid,
and
the
total
amount
received
from
the
employer
in
arrears
was
over
$700.
The
wills
benefitting
by
the
action
of
the
board
in
collecting
arrears
during
the
year
included
workers
in
restaurants,
hotels,
millinery,
tailoring
and
dressmaking
establishments,
dentists'
offices,
glove
factories,
laundries,
fruit
canneries,
garment
factories,
retail
stores,
commer
cial
offices,
and
paper
box
factories.
The
principal
delin-uuetils
were
found
in
Vancouver,
Victoria,
New
Westminster,
Oil
i
1
livvack
and
I'enliclon,
although
re-adjustments
were
necessary
in
other
centres.
Twelve
Cases
In
Court
.Where,
it
appeared
that
an
offence
could
be
clearfy
establish
es
by
evidence,
and
there
were
no
mitigating
circumstances,
the
)pard
proceeded
ag.ijnst
the
.o'fi
fenders
In
court.
Iwelve
such
cases
were
taken
during
the
year
and
nine
of
the
defendants
by
the
Uimcse
religious
scruples
against
fighting
and
is
doing'
werp
fined
"IS
I'ilM
.',0.
!'0use
me
people-of
ihe
country
lo
stand
tip
for
their
The
defendant
in
most
cases
own
ngJHs.
Were
either
foreigners
or
per
liat.l-eng
objects
(o
chiefly
is
the
foreign
concessions
injsons
avIio
had
recently
gone
into
GhihtVvThesc
are
mostly
held
by
Britain,,
but
France
and
otlierbusiness.
II,
is
noticed
Dint,
as
countries
rulso
hold
some.
These
it
is
claimed
are
centres
nf
lexneriencp
of
Dip
Act
becomes
dlsaffcr'fion
ngaiusl
any
strong
national
movement
and
a
do-!
more
general,
there
is
less
re
tnanil
is
being
made
Hint
thev
be.
removed.
Britain
holds
Die
island
of
Doug
Kong
and
K
owl
no
n
mi
flip
ticence
on
the
pari,
of
wirls
who
have
been
unfairly
treated,
in
mainland
adjoining,
a
concession
in
Canton;
in
Shanghai
and
j
making
complaint,
or
in
coming
numerous
otner
points.
Japan,
u.M.
and
France
also
hold
eon-
forward
to
testify
against
the
(of
the
chief
difficulties
fronting
the
board,
and
ther-
!
changed
altitude
of
female
em
ployees
will
lend
toward
more'ef-i
rpclivp
administration
of
the
provisions
of
the
Act
j
Pseudo
Schools
I
no
of
the
most
embarrassing
problems
which
the
board
encounters
are
Die
pseudo
"schools"
which
profess
to
leach
some
industry
or
occupation,
and
either
pay
nothing
or
fre-ipiently
charge
for
what,
they
do-sjgnatii
as
a
"course"
of
Instruction,
i
If
wage
earners
are
paid
lower!
sums
than
the
legal
minimum
lo
which
Drey
are
entitled,
the
board
may
proceed
against
Die
offending
employers
in
the
police
I
courts,
and
the
employees
themselves
may
recover
In
the
civil
courts
the
'difference
hetween
what
they
we're
paid
and
what
thev
should
have
received.
Hut
rf
mn
nrriAnT
wtie"
xvt'
induced
10
i,iiy
kIIAkII
KHKIIk
I
fees,
in
sonic
en
amounting
to
.S,'j
r
iuO,"
for
the
privilege
f
learning
some
occupation,
even
Department
of
Labor
Prevents
though
Hip
instruction
is
indif-Sweatlng
of
Girls
In
Shops
.
rerent
or
worthies,
and
the
fin-
and
Factories
,'ployers
are
being
paid
by
their
'
.customers
for
Vp
ervires
of
COLLECT
FROM
EMPLOYERS
thp
"pupils"
Hip
hoard
is
Iip1-
(
-
less.
The
courts
having
dccidpd
Many
of
Offenders
Against
Law
Mint
such
girls
are
not
employees
i
Have
Been
Foreigners
or
j
jn
the
legal
spiisp,
since
they
are
Those
Ignorant
of
Provisions
not
in
recpipt
of
wages
and
are
therefore
not
tei'hnically
em-'
plo.vt-d,
Hip
hoard
has,
no
v
power
VICTORIA,
July
11.
The
work'
to
obtain
redress
for
them,
which
has
bppn
accomplished
by
j
The
report
pays,
a
'tribute,
lo
minimum
wagp
legislation,
in
the
work
ofjhe
late
mininuim
improving
conditions
for
female'
wage
inspector,
.Mrs.
Winifred
!
workers
in
this
province,
is
em
-Malion,
and
prefers
In,
the
appointment,
as
her
successor,
of
the
Minimum
Wage
Board
for
Miss
Violet
Smart,
since,
taking
1!)21,
whicl"
has
been
presented
over
her
prespnt
duties
Miss
to
the
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson,
Min-,
Smart
has
made
tours
of
insppc-is(pr
of.
Labor".
The
report
is1
lion
in
various
parts
of
Ihe
pro-
signed
by
J.
1).
McNivon,
chairman
of
the
board,
and
by
Mrs.
11.
Ci.
MarC.ill
and
T.
Mathews,
the
oilier
members.
In
the
course
of
the
year,
says
the
report,
a
number
of
casps
came
to
light
in
which
girls
were
being
paid
less
than
the
minimum
waige
retiuirPil
by
Hip
board's
orders.
Steps
were
at
once
taken
to
recover
for
the
girls
affected
the
full
legal
minimum
wage,
and
representations
made
to
employers
have
in
all
cases
been
effective.
In
this
way
female
employees
in
the
province
have
rpceivptl
weekly
additions
to
their
pay
as
tin
direct
result
of
vinee,
visiting
working
...establishment
where
women
and
girls
are
employed.
Learning
Trade
It
has
happened
frequently
that
the
attention
of
the
hoard
and
its
officials
has
been
dirccl-ed
to
eases
where
an
infraction
of
the
law
was
supposed
to
have
S
17.05,
this
bping
9c
lovvpr
than!
'"
Mitt
()rt
fifrnw.
tint
II.
.............
I
.....
-.
.mm
in,-
Mtnti..e
wage
for
youn
girls
rose
from
in
to
$10,18.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
:
Hliias
a
glr
So
it's
n'ol
funny,
He
never
has
A
cent
.nf'iimoney.
.!!
SOMD
people
rb
crazy,
oilier
get.
married.
I
SOME
of
the
city
men
ntav
ttot
be
farmers
buf
dher
-inow
whp;-e
to
plittjt'
kfissfis
Jim
IF
you
would
.buy
something
on
Dip
instalment
plan,
how
about
trying
a-savings
hank
account?
,
TIIOSH
"stop,
look
-and
listen"
signs
do
not
appeal
very
strong-
J.
,,.'
1
'"-"e
W1"
unuoiiiueuiy
nave
in
lie
given
tip
wheniorreiuiers.
Their
unwillingness
ly
lo
a
man.
He
likes
lo
slop
the
Chinese
government
is
slrong
enough
to
take
care
of
itself
lo
do
so
la
former
years
was
one'iind
look,
occasionally
when
lie
con-1
sees
something
worth
looking
at,
flrincc
iorse
otcl
TORONTO
In
Centre
of
Shopping
and
Business
District
210
ROOMS
too
with
Private
Bitht
EUROPEAN
PLAN
.
WINNItT
tHOMPION.
MAN-O.
Dl.
BE
PREPARED!
HAVE
YOUR
FURS
AND
FUR
COAT
REMODELLED
OR
REPAIRED
AT
SUMMER
PRICES.
know
hint
is
always
worlh
while
For
the
joy
that
he
gives
Persistently
lives
Ami
extends
for
many
a
mile.
DANISH
DIVORCES
INCREASE
GOPKNHACiKN',
July
m.
Divorces
in
Denmark
increased
more
than
100
per
cent
between
l!)lfi
and
1923,
according
to
the
latest
statistics
published.
In
Dip
former
ypar
DiPrp
wprp
07
and
in
Dip
laller
1.K72.
The
majority
of
the
divorces
followed
matrimonial
periods
of
three
to
fiv'f
years.
Advertise
in
the
Dailv
Npw.
1
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
'
In
Qtippn
Charlotte
La,nd
lie-cording
District
of
1'rincn
Ilu-pert.
and
situate
about
two
miles
in
a
northerly
dirpcllnn
from
ltootipy
Point,
Massed
Inlpt,
(Iraham
Island,
Ilritish
Columbia.
Take
Notice
that
Larigura
umliai
thence
easterly
chains,
more
or
less,
to
Three
More
Weeks
FUR
COATS
GLAZED
AND
CLEANED
$9.50
Furs
Made
Up
While
You
Wait
by
Expert
Furriers.
All
Work
Guaranteed,
We
Carry
Exclusive
Models
In
Fur
Coats.
Special
Offer
on
Raw
Furs.
MINK
from
$5.00
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Executed.
B.C.
FUR
COMPANY
Phones
Day:
Green
120
occurred,
bill
after
investigation
btiLliP-tias
to
listen
at
home.
it
has
been
found
that
everything
i
was
in
onler.
Such
misunder-
TIIKHE
are
hospital
drives
and!
standings
may
be
avoided
if
pla
ground
drives
and
the
next'
thov1
making
complaint
bear
in
drive
will
be
to
drive
people
mind
that
a
girl
under
eighteen
crazy.
Then
there's
always
the
years
of
age
is
permitted
to
He
cemetery
drive
lo
cheer
one
up.
employed
at
a
salary
less
than
,
the
lull
legal
minimum
for
older
THE
house
wrpn
isn't
very
big
experienced
girls,
and
also
that
But
admiration
quickens
persons
over
the
age
of
eighteen
When
he
alights
upon
a
twig
may
be
employed
for
a
certain
And
warbles
like
the
dickens,
stared
period,
which
varies
in
'Manitoba
Free
Press
!
different
industries,
on
a
reduced
,
;
scale
of
pay
while
learning
the
MY
wife,
she
isn't
very
big
I
trade,
And.
yet
she
takes
no
lickin's
j
Other
cases
producing
a
crop
When
she
gets
mad
and
grabsi
of
unfounded
complaints
are.
my
wig,
s
j
those
in
which
women
and
girls
I
lieinble.
likp
Dip
dickens.
.
at
work
for
less
than
the
full
-j
legal
number
of
hours
weekly
are
THE
thing
that
counts
most
in
paid
on
a
pro
rata
basis,
their
this
world
is
Ihe
adding
machine.
weekly
pay
being
thus
less
than
I
would
be
required
if
the
full
PIUMTHHSS
is
the
result
of
ef-'
of-working
hours
were
fort.
The
man
who
takes
no
in-
put
in.
The
number
of
conimu-
teres!
in
his
town
is
impeding
itieatioiM
received
''by
Ihe
board
progress.
t
relating
to
"cases
coining.
undr
111
these
beads.
leads
us
to
belieVo
AH
USING
neighbors
is
Ihe
that
the
degree
or
flexibility
at-
favorite
sport
in
a
hick
town.
tliorized
by
the
law
as
to
these
iuattpts
is
not
fully
understood.'
SG.MU
people
would
rather
Statistical
Information
IMeii
lo
a
gloomy
knocker
than
The
report
contains
a
lare
a
ehecrfu)
amount
of
statistical
inform:!-'
'
(ion
relating
to
wages
and
woi-
WK
a,p
1,11
creatures
of
habit
ing
hours
or
women.
This
is
T,,p.
Hwng
habit
grows
on
a
based
on
returns
received
from
IW"
Ju1
l''
u
,,al,il
2,287
firms
who.
have
female
rm-;T,f
wearing
a
cheery
smile.
ployees
on
Ihejr
pay-roll
an
in-'
'
crease
or
92
employers
as
cnr.i-;T,niJi
herrf
Die
Knocker,
pared
with
Die
previous
year
i
xvl,
l
Knocker.
and
accounting
for
11,597
fe-:1N,r
-n
persistant,
knocker,
male
workers,
as
compared
with!
Ukp
wino'
a
n"l,k,,r-
10,8(53
in
1923.
Th"
weekly
aver-!
,
,
'
HAH.
lo
Die
-with
the
smile,
age
wace
of
adult
worlds
-.'
man
five
thence
thence
Third
Avenue(Next
G.W.V.A.).
Day
Phones
423
539
Or.
601
Black
735
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Vlcturla.
U.C..
May
tn.
mat.
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iniii'i
tiiiroi
rii.in
FOR
SALE
Night:
Black
709
Halibut
Gear
$10.00
to
$25.00
per
skate
including
gangings
and
hooks
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
G.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
Fishing
&
Parking
CojnpanylN0T,cc
0F
cancellation
or
reserve!
j.iinupii,
or
Massptt,
y.c.,
occtt-l
Notice
is
ntiiKitv
given
timi
n.,-nation
imiion
j
I'uekers
achcts,
InlonH
intenns
in
in
nnnlt.
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certain
IiiikIk
tiwr
tin.
apply
Junction
r
octtali
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bkocna
lilvcii
Tor
a
lease
or
Die
following
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cancelled.
lands:
j
Commencing
at
a
post
planted;
I
two
miles
In
a
northerly
direction'1
from
Ilooney
Point,
Masselt
In-j
"
let,
nraham
Island,
Ilritish
Col-'
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LAND
ACT.
water
mnn;;
ttipnce
northerly;
west
const
of
t'eai
imi(i,
u.c.
appiV.i
:
along
jovv
water
mark
ono
hun-
oreii
ami
sixty
chains;
westerly
five
chains:
Notlca
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laat
Landa.
low
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to
utility
for
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of
tha
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mx.
cams,
more
or
less,
to
point
of.
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commencenlent,
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containing
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eighty
.acres,
more
or
les..
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LAjn.iiA
risiiiuN'n
&
PACKING!
CO.
LTD,
1
Appllcnnt,
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J'er
K.
II,
SImpsmi,
Agent
Dated
June
13th,
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west,
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psh
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
WHEN
TEACHER
"Kept
you
in"--
Ilemembcr
when
you
were
a
little
girl
and
how
v;
felt
when
teacher
kept
yon
in
"after
school"
on
a
bnglif
spring
afternoon?
And
isn't
it
Ihe
same
when
washing
keeps
you
in
Die
house
now
that
spring
is
here?
Our
Family
Washing
Service
will
do
your
wash
rg
thoroughly
nnd
iron
all
your
flat
work,
with
complete
f
j
isfacllou.
Let
our
representative
explain
lb
you
this
Do
LTxe
Laundry
Service
ffTr
people
who
are
only
satisfied
with
'lie
CANADIAN
Steam
LAUNDRY
Phone
8.
TU
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BO
ATS
NlgM
Phones
687
539
Gr.
601
Black
735
Silk
Striped
Voiles
In
lovely
efrecls
for
Af'er
noon
,nr
Street
Dre:
er
Iteig.
1
r.
Special
$1.35
West
of
England
Store
Phone
763