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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
Wednesday,
Aiwr,
It,
187.
Boost
your
town
and
the
town
will
boost
you.
,;
Knock
your
town
and
you'll
get
the
knocks
back.
Meet
Mr.
Melghen
And
Treat
Him
Well.
;
1
Let
i-
ail
go
out
and
m
eel.
Premier
Mfighen
ami
treat
him
generously,
He
y
the
Premier
of
Canada,
although
it
is
thought
by
niHriy
people
he
will
not
be
premier
long.
However,
for
the
time
being
he
Holds
that
office
and
Liberal
as
well
as
Torv
will
try
tu
let
him
see
that
Prince
Rupert
people
are
liberal
and
not
tilde
Hound.
'
r
f
AleigheuvisHaid
to
be
n
clever
debater,
although
nul
-it
mus'i
lirtitrpeakerjike
Mackenzie
King
He
must
be
a
big
man
or
lie
would
not
lie
leading
a
great
party.
-
However
much
his
political
foes'
belittle
him,
he
is
no
weaklirig.
He
is
a-worthy
ypporieut
for
Mackenzie
King
and
if
his
present
jiicumheut-y
of
ofice
shoufd
be
short,
he
i.s
young
enough
to
stage,
a
later
comeback.
We
have
often
urged
Prince
Rupert
people
to
be
tolerant
and
not
to
take
their
politic
too
seriously.
Here
is
an
opportunity
to
how
how
big
we
pun
be.
Let
us
welcome
Mr.
Meighen
as
if-we
were
all
Conservatives.
We
do
not
have
to
vote
for
him.
Fusion
Candidates
In
Large
Numbers.
s
Fusjoincandidales
who
are
pledged
to
support
the
Government
or
Mackenzie
King
are
being
nominated
in
many
constituencies.-
This
means
au
increased
Liberal
support
and
a
larger
majority
for
the
Liberal
Government
when
it
is
re-established.
At
any
rale
that
is
the
oinioii
of
many
who
are
trying
to
ize
up
the
situation
from
au
unbiased
standpoint
'
There
j,
no
good
reason
why
people
with
Liberal
trend
of
thought
.should
opiiose
each
other
and
thus
let
Conservative
get
elected-by
a
minority
vole.
Inconsistent
Position
of
Premier
Melghen.
Premier
Meighen
is
an
apt
political
Speaker
and
unless
bis
addresses
are
analyzed
they
nre
likelj
to
mislead.
According
to
the'
telegraphed
report
yesterday
he
urged
.higher
tariff,
a
stable
prytedu'e.
tariff
and
thou
if
the
manufacturers
raise
the
prices
he
Would
take
the
tariff
off.
'
-
1
i,
-V1''
i,e'Kljen
i
a
humorist
undoubtedly
aiid
is
making
fun
of
the.pejiple.
He
is.
laughing,
at
Ihem
or'.he
wwuld
not
rtv
iirh
thing;..
I'llow
could
a
taHrf
that
wits
liable
to
come
off
any
day
be
a
stable
protective
tariff?
It
is
the
very
opposite
of
stability.
Mr.
Meighen
knows
that
he
and
bis
cohorts
roared
their
heads
off
because
Mackenzie
King
reduced
the
duly
on
motor
cars
and
he
ami
know
that
reducing
the
duty
reduced
the
price
increasing
the
duty
increases
the
price
and
decreasing
the
duly
decreases
the
price.
It
always
has
been
so
and
there
is
no
reason
to
think
there
will
be
any
change
now.
China
to
Use
,
More
Wheat
Flour.
China
will
use
twenty
per
cent
more
wheat
flour
this
year
than
last,
.according
to
a
prominent
Chinese
miller.
ThN
wheat
is
being
purchased
in
Canada
and
win
go
out
through
the
western
port.
lo..blless
some
of
it
rass
through
prince
Rupert.
This
will
be
good
business
for
us.
Every
increase
in
consumption
of
flour
in
the
Orient
gives
us
more
prospective
binines
Your
Summer
Treat
SHREDDED
WHEAT
with
Ripe,Red
Berries
SALMON
PACK
AHEAD
OF
1925
Pinks
Runntyig
Well
In
Skena
River
Just
Now;
Cohoes
Taken
by
Trollers
-
In
the
Skcena
and
,'aas
Rivers
Die
run
of
pinks
slarledSiff
well
last
week
and
is
much
improved
over
the
rim
fop
the
.correspond
in?
period
last
year.
The
run
I.
continuing
.satufai-tuhly.
Sockeyo
fishing
has
fallen
oft
considerably,
the
tun
of
this
species
not
having
been
so
rond
us
was
expected.
j
Wbile
a
few
cotioe
arev
run-;nhig
il
will
bo
the
latter
part
of
the
month
beforo
(bis
run
is
at
its
height.
Cohoes
are
being,
caught
.n
numheis
off
I)undas
Island,
Wurke
Canal
and
North
Island
waters
where
fishermen,
are
now
trolling
for
(hem.
'
A
comparison
of
Ine
total
packs
for
the
period
ending
Augm!
7,
as
against
the
corresponding
period
last
year
shows
fan
increase.
In
the
Naas.
llivor
district
a
total
of
M2
cases,
inciunmg
ail
classes
or
fish,
lias
been
put
up
in
excess!
of
last
y.ar's
pack
to
date.
In
the
keena
Hiver
I
lie
totut
pack
is
10,019
cases
in
exce
of
last
year's
pack
and
in
UiJ
Central
Division,
which
includes
Kella
Delia,
Nanui.
liutedate
anil
Love
Inlet
the
pack
this
year
to
dale
is
.Ctt)
cases
ahead
of
lhe
corresponding
perloiJ
last
vear.
In
Hie
Kimsquit
district,
where
one
cannery
is
working
less
this,
year,
namely
the
Kimmiit
cannery,
Hie
pack
this
year
is
3.508
less
than
for
the
corresponding
period,
last
year.
A
comparison
of
the
total
packs
for
weeks
ending
August
7
with
last
year's
pack
for
thj
same
pet-icu
i
given
below:
Naas
River
Sockeye
Springs
Steclbead
Colroes
Pinks
('hum
I-ditor.
Daily
'.Yews:
Cases
1920
11.319
5,(53!)
"
102
i.Oil
36.091
7,382
Tot.1
r.v...
....
6t,J0
"Skeena
River
Sockeye
....
i.,
Springs
Sleelhfads
...
Cohoes
Pinks
Chums
Sofleye
Srings
Cohoes
IMnks
....
Chums
Steelheads
67,097
18.918
223
5.71
i
IQH.850
5,275
288
2.K0C
35,131
6,955
271
Cases
1925
12,178
1,322
3
j2G.?9
16,981
60.912
59.510
22.273
181
7,921
68.691
5,t5d
'lolal
201,077
lttl.02-1
Central
Division
.
20.993
I3.1U7
377
1,910
12,117
13,92f.
63
lotal
72.112
71.802
Kimsquit
and
Bella
Coo
I
a
Sockeye
Springs....
Steelheads
Cohoes
Pinks
..
(hums
....
12.089
1,1
IG
365
330
T.859
1,577
10,78
1,481
581
173
3.850
7,5i
Total
21.206
27.771
One;
cannery
working
less
this
year
than
last
year
in
the
Klm-
iuit
district.
In
The
Letter
Box
LOOKING
EASTWARD
I
I
see
you
are
echoing
the
"Min
m
sia'-nig
thai
the
Con
servative
party
always
"looks
eastward,"
etc.
They
did
not
look
eastward
when
tney
built
tht
first
railway
across
Canada
agaiust
stronsr
Liberal
Hon.
They
looked
westward
when
iney
hum
the
first
grain
elevator
in
Vancouver;
'-Stephen's
roily
the
I.iberr.'
called
it.
if
this
elevator
had
not
been
huilt
liic
western
frrain
route
would
not
nave
oeen
proven
by
now;
and
certainly
it
paved
the
wav
for
our
own
elevator,
itr.
Kihtor.
Why
don't
you
mloril
a
nntinnui
and.
not
a
narrow
seelfonal
view
point
in
your
editorials?
.
CITIZKN.
HATE".
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
A.
.1.
M.ithpgnn.
lnM
LM......ii
Chas.
A.
Zinovleh,
II.
O.
Ray.
(I.
II.
Tiernan.
James
I.aidlaw,
Alice
Arm;
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Seppola,
Seattle;
II.
I.
noborU,
City;
II.
A.
Jefferwi),
Captain's
Cove.
Central
A.
Kadin,
C:
O.
Dearlove,
sO.
Kroine.
A.
Swanson,
Carl
Swan,
fori,
K.
Sareijier,,
K.
Theiscn,
Arne
Svenlngsen,
Anyov;
8.
P.
Mills,
Terrace;
J.
K.
Moody,
Port
Simpson.
vaa
DAILY
hswa
PRIZES
ARE
OFFERED
FOR
BEST
LIMERICKS
Any
Phase
of
'political
S
tuition
Muy
De
Dsil
wiw
r
Rhymesters
:
Onlyfiije
limerick
caiuo
in
to
the
office
in
tiW
fur
publication
today
in,
response
to
the
offer
o'
prizes
in
Yeterdays
issue.
There
was
not
lime
fur
many,
as
jieople
uually&vantia.good
dial
of
Huw
lo
thiiilrahnul
such
things.
The
prizes
are
five
dollars
first
and
three
dollars
second.
".
Thercare
a
number
or
people
inleresfell
ln
tlie
onlitical
situa
tion
who
might
try
their
hands
at
this
and
in
dome
o
advance
Ihe
cause
of
their
particular
party.
Hero
is
the
first
contri
bution:
A
political
leader
named
King
Had
a
bout
with
a
governor
named
Jiyng-Said
the
tjov.
"You
net
out.
Or
jret
one
on
Ihe
snout."
And
now
they
have
King
on
the
firing.
Rules'
of
Contest
The
rules
of
tho
contest
fol
low:
Kach
yer.e
should
b
written
on
a
separate
niece
of
paper
anl
signed
by
the
author,
not
tor
publication
but
as,
a
guarantm
of
good
faith.
Only
tlm
names
of
tliv
winner
will
he
publisli
ed.
t
V'
The
nuisf.
a
far
a
possible.
bM
tierfect
limerick
.
No
other
clas
of
verse
is
at-
milted.
puhlisheil
mil
not
neeearilv
all.
Yer
should
Ix
mailed
tr
"Contest
Kdilor."
Daily
Nw
or
lo
be
left
at
the
office.
THE
NAN
IN
TR
KOON
1
I
w
"
t
A
little
tart
la
sevtn
to
go
b
jng
way.
i
When
oU'hear
the
rn.in
in
litt
restaurantcaJhug
for
colder
icr
you
cau
Itel
I14
hot
slufi.
1
Send
your
collars
to
the
iaun
,
dry
and
they
are
either
lost,
stol
en
or
frayed.
emraircd
eouide.
iosi
proitetty
office.
in
eunrse
inar-i;
ried
people
have
plenty
f
roll
puis,
cut
glass,
etc.,
handy.
Who
slood
for
complete
liberty;
mil.
w
lien
counting
the
vote.
It
got
Ihe
Con
s.
goat
Hor
the
total
read
one,
two
aod
three.
Some
jfirls
are
so
scared
of
a
bee
that
Ihed
willingly
lake
a
taxi
In
get
away
from
it.
Some
men
T
know
don't
have
ti
blow
nut
(be
light
(o
be
in
the
dark.
Did
you
ever
see
a
publicity
man
lot
for
words
to
write.
lurne.)
;at
ati;
'ajrplane'I
display.
11
was,
evldeJiHy:
Jf
alfiWf
wiien
sea
ingMiie
pUnes
.Ioo)ing
y
lie
loopj
,
"c
'
i
i
lWy
D!(
.tluuiitnglisi,
girls
are
'regaimnV
IhejF'lovcly
com.
plexions.
Ther
mini
have
re.
covered
their
compacts
from
the
The
seipiel
fo
recklcjis
driving
-
in
Memorium.
'
A
Scotsman
recently
changed
a
Sliver
"ver
dollar
uoiiar
In
into
o
one
one
ewiif
be
fell
better
for
the
change.
There
i
nn
mnrUI
tnr
on
an.
paraliij
whirli'-.wilf
teach
nirU
to
wim
fn
one
'lesson.
.Most
irirlt
like
the
oM
fashioned
ntelhod
of
learning
wliich
lasts
throughout
he
season.
Thfl
Tories
linvn
n
nlnnn
in
Ibeir
committee
room.
They
ay
H's
to
play
Hie
"funeral
march
on
Ihe
eveninir
of
elect
Ion
il.ie
Whose,
funeral
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prlnc
Rupert
Augu.t
11,
1818.
Henry
Dovle.
of
Mill
Uav.
s
In
tin;
city.
Honr
William'
Manson
nd
II.
H.
Elevens.
M.P..
will
leave
this
morning
for
the
interior,
whero
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
Yeiiei-o'iiy
aboo'
70.000
pouiul
of
halihut
wvre
brugtit
in'
perl.
The
Canadian
Irish
A
Cold
storage
C.-mpniiy
lo;it;lit
mo:
"
it.
Th
hoats
wre
iKtlphm.
15
-000;
Voluu'eer,
14.1)00;
Mav-
fluwer.
7,000:
Kxhibil.
19.000
Hud
Asne
D.
i'J.000.
,
ANOTHER
CONVENTION
INVITES
A
DELEGATE
BUT
REFUSED
BY
CITY
At
the
eouncil
uneling
la-i1
nitii
a
ieiter
Van
read
from
luo
.Munii'iiial
Dffuers
Association'
iiiYiUiig
the
eity
u
send
a
repre-f
sentatne
la
lue
contention
lo
Pe
held
in
Vernon
on
August
23.
Mayor
New
tun
explained
that
lha
oity
was
already
af(ilia!e:
with
the
D.C
Union
of
.Miiniei.'
Ipatitics
and
did
uol
see
the
ne
cessity
vi
enuma
uciegaie
to
the
ronveutlon
m
uuestion.
'
Aid
111
the
city
had
nothing
of
im-
iMirfuili
..II
ll.'IMll
fit
I
la
lll..Mtll
lime
wun
ii
jusiuieu
!u'
entjing
of
a
dfle.ve.
Tin-
l-n.
i
was
or-'
ilere
reri'ivil
n:d
fil'
!
These-
are
the
days
when
the
'
i..
.1
I-...
'UAiiTnni
niiiTt)
t
telephony
in
a
plumber's
gets
a
ret.
There
once
w;as
a
1km.
named
J.G..
hop
i
iiMimiKr.ai.
r
An
I
t
hi
CLIMB
MOUNT
ROBSON!
JASPKIt,
Aua.
11.
-Dr.
J.
V.
IliciiMUi
of
Montreal
with
a
parly
of
six
AluiniM
fresh
from
their
reeent
triumphs
in
th..
Toumiin
Valley
seiMiou
of
Jasper
national
rark.
Ml
hern
yenler-day
for
Kmperor.
from
wheie
(iey
will
make
an
attempt
to
Mima
Mount
Itobson.
the
Inuhesl
peak
in
the
rmarlian
Hi-Uif
'lUiey
will
eslablih
a
hae
camp
on
tne
sue
f
Aluunl
llohson
aboe
Emperor
Falls
jusi
hd.iA-
Herg
Lake.
llieieatnp
will
h,
etpiipped
for
a
lonslhy
iay.
Advertise
In
the
Daily
Nf.ws.
WATCH
NOTICC
Dlrui.
m4
Uii
Aiiii
Whrf.
Viiiiijiht
11
.
iti
.7.
!
t1
lf
lfc-ii
ut
like
mh
iv
n
tli.
I
lull
per
miliiilo
(f
mui
ui
..r
,m
...
.
I
.tif.Tn.
lnrh
rin
ix.rtlM-rlr
and
dnin.'
Into
l'iUMn
ll.Jf.
Mnrt
,,
b7,t
4
!
rimn
mi
..r
s.
w,
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ami
Cuke,
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Mrick.
Cement,
etc.,
t-t,lMri.8S0;
making
its
Mineral
Production
to
the
-
1
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IX
ft
tl
AcrcTfTnt
Value
of
$920.9
19.G2R
ti
I2;
PREVENT
FOREST
FIRES
YOU
CAN
HELP
B.C.
FOREST
SERVICE
4
"t3b
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1
7
"
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1925,
$61,492,242
'
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
nro
more
liberal
and
the
fee-
.
thue
or
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
m
the
Hr
ti-ti
I
Miueral
locations
are
grunted
to
dis'-overer
for
tiomuial
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
sin-h
jiniperlies,
the
iv.r
i
w
,v
is
guaranteed
by
Crown
flrant.
Full
Information,
together
with
Mining
HeMirts
ami
.M.ijk.
mnv
,r
,.
gratis
by
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MNISTER
OF
MlN
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
X.H.
Practically
all
llritish
Colutnhin
Mineral
Properlies
op.u
w'
o
nient
work
has
been
tloue
are
tlescribed
in
some
one
of
ie
Annual
It,
.Minister
of
Mines.
-
Those
considering
milling
investment
should
ret.
r
f
ports.
They
are
available
without
charge
on
application
lo
Ihe
Depart
m
M
Victoria,
11.(1.
Hearts,
covering
ench
ot
the
six
Mineral
Survey
Ditrn
is
..,
separately,
and
are
available
on
application.
Deports
of
the,
(leologicnl
Sun.
i
'
ada.
Winch
Building,
Vancouver,
are
rvroinmeiideil
a
valuallV
tftuir-
they
w
ill
addrcs
meet
inks.
SEND
IT
TO
THE
-:-
LAUNDRY
-:
ALL
CLASSES
OF
LAUNDRY
WORK
Including
three
distinct
mr
for
Fan
(v
W
SOFT
FINISH,
THRIF-T-SERVICE
and
WET
WASH
at
rnot
reasonable
pru
cs
DRY
CLEANING,
PRE8SINO
AND
REPAIRING
Pioneer
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
118
and
we
will
do
the
r
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIE8T
BREAKFA8T
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
O,
ili
Prince
Rupert,
B.0.