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DAILY
cmtlOft
Tuesday.
June
22,
1926.
Unsightly
Shacks
on
Waterfront
The
Heanty
of
the
entrance"
of
Prince
Rupert
harbor
is
not
enhanced
by
the
row
of
iirisighlly
squatters'
shacks
along
the
Valerfnmt
west
of
the
elevator.
'
They
do
not
improve
the
landscape
in
tin;
eyes
or
the
hundreds
of
tourists
who
are
passing
through
the
port
during
the
'summer
months
mir
do
they
leave
a
gotid
impression.
While
nobody
deires
to
deprive
the
people
who
may
be
occupying
these
structures
of
their
homes,
it
might
be
well
for
(he
railway
ronipaiiyur
whoever
else
may
be
in
con-trol
of
the
particular
Jand
in;
"question
to
make
an
effort
toward
having
the
situation
cleared
up.
-Doubtless
if
some
of
these
buildings
were
on
city
property
their
demolition
or
repair
would
hav
been
ordered
ere
this.
''
v
Life
Guard
at
"
'
T
Salt
Lake
.
With
the
swimming
seasonal
the
Salt
Lake
at
its
height,
the
necessity
of
some
patrol
ijs
a
life.
saving
precaution
becomes
apparent.
Children
and
peo(IeVhiVre
not
accustomed
to
water,
it
is
said,
visit
there
unaccompanied
and,
already
this
season,
it
has
been
necessary
lo
give
assistance
.to
thoe
in
distress.
11
would
not
be
a
matter
of
niuc-hJ,fJfpese,
to.
have
a
guard
employed
at
the
lake
uh'
Sundays
and
holidays.
.
ThJe
matter
should
be
attended
to
before
some
fatality
"pcwuV.
Local
Elevator
?V?
-
Is
Tory
Butt
'
;
Prince
IlnpertsVeJevatoi1'
continues
to
be
the
butt
for
Con-secvajive
attack
at
Ottawa.
Priiil-e
Rupert
is
becoming-used
to
that,
however,
for
the
elevator
.'was;
condemned
energetically
bv
the
Opposition
before
and
during'
the
election
campaign.
Now,
howeAer.
they
are
complaining'
because
the
plant
was
turned
over
to
the,
Wheal
Pool
who
willutperafe
1L
Prince
Rupert
is
heartily
in
nct
ord
ft
ith'lhe
leasing
of
Ihe
ele'vator,
for
it
will
make
the
plant
an
active
me
which
perhaps
Jtimjght
pot
have
been
had
the
government
attempted
to
operate.U.
Fred
Stork
worked
hard
to
have
the
elevator
leased
as
he
d
id,
V
have-it
built.
Prince
Rupert
is
behind
both
his
efforts
de-jpil;
what
his:
political
opponents
may
any
about
ot.
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Canada
Should
Have
Its
Flag
r
If
the
adoption
of
a
'distinctive.
Canadian
flag
involved
anything
like
the
controversy
that
'.has
developed
in
rfniith
Africa,
there
mi
if
hi
he
v
'
"
"
mv-ihv,ii.
uii
mric
l
."-
Jilt
iMllil
danger.
1J
is.
very
ge"nerallgreed
that
any
new
Canadian
fLig
should
contain
the
Union
Jock
'ni
One
of
its
main
features.
The
trouble
hi
South
Africa
is
river
the
proposal
of
the
main
part
of
the
Dutch
element
to-
leave
Jhe
Union
Jack
off
the
flag
and
to
vv.o.
u.wmq
..mi
im
.juuiu
niiitiin
nag
nil
special
Orca
siyiis.j
;
(V
,
Ncr
's'eriou
proposal
orvfhbt
"kind
'
chine.
'from
tln
Prnih
Canadian
population
in
Canada.
La
Presse
or
Montreal
has
becti
....
n
.."'..
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iiiiiuii.
iiug
u
(-ompeuupn
10
select
a
siiitHhie
design
for
a
Canadian-flag.
Four
competitors
tied:
their
rfelmii
except
in
'execution,
and
tlieir:ngKestion.
freelv
translated
from
La
(resse,
is
as
follows:
"Qu
n
white
Held,
a
Union
Jack
in
the
upper
corner
next
the
staff
and
In
the
middle
of
the
flv
a
large
green
maple,
leaf;
this
recalls
the1
heroic
period
of
Canadian
history
under
monarchic
Prance:
.it
nvmlkolizpa
nnr
1
Britain;,
itjiiakes
concrete
the,
present
history
of
Canada
and
her
aspirations
bv
the
mnnle
leaf."
This.design
might
or
might
not
suit
people
in
other
parts
of
the
Dominion,
but
it
would
hot
be
a
very
serious
matter
to
find
a
design
that
would
be
generally
acceptable.
There
is
no
reason
in
the
world
why
we
should
not
have
a
distinctive
flag,
a
Australia
rind
New
Zealand
have,
without
the
slightest
weakening
of
the
bonds
connecting
them
with
Britain
and
the
other
Dominions.
It
would
help
to
increase
the'
national
consciousness
and
should
stimulate
national
pride
anil
,inity
-Winnipeg
Free
Press.
A
real
wholewheat
cracker
TRISCUIT
made
the
same
as
Shredded
Wheat
Biscuit
Pressed
into
a
wafer.
Crisp,
Delicious
Mops
union?
wJMitfhe
inanafrtml
J
are
in
business,
"willi
Hi"
ftent
of
the
management
to
employ,
pro-
GOOD
(NDITION'-V,T..rw
secretaries
cessary
fpr
..'private
1
ior
managers
ot
department
not
With
Week
of
Cold
Weather,
Sun-
pI,aair(H!
:
'
.4,ro1tllilul,
tOM
nine
Is
Now
Needed.
YVIXNIPKn,
June
22.
II
is
evi
dent
from
the
rcpurts
receded
e)Yerihji:.
all
parts
of
the
three
pi-Hlrie
provinces
that
the
cool
ed
fairly
equally
In
the
precipita
tion
of
the
past
week
ami
the
moisture
supply
is
quite
adequate
fo
rthe
present
needs
at
least.
wbat
is
needed
more
urgently
itian
anything
else
at
the
present
time
is
warm
weather
to
produce
the
most
rapid
crop
deelopment.
Wheat
is
reported
in
the
shot
blade
at
(Uadstone,
Carberry,
Ha-pld
City,
and
a
number
of
other
points,
while
some
fiarnet
wheat
ts
actually
headed
out
at
Cromer,
rjutworm
have
appeared
at
several
points
throughout
the
prov
ince,
but
the
damage
seems
to
be
arely
confined
to
garden
stuff.
Saskatchewan
Conditions
throughout
the
pro
vince
of
Saskatchewan
are
quite
similar
to
.Manitoba.
Wheat
is
showing
a
growth
in
many
parts
or
from
eighteen
to
twenty-four
Inches.
At
Tisdale
five
per
cent.
1
in
shot
blade
and
many
other
districts
report
the
same
prog
ress.
Cutworm
'have
appeared
at
seeral
points
in
the
province.!
but
so
far
as
can
be
ascertained
the
damage
has
been
very
slight,
jhe
most
noticeable
perhaps
being
jlanley,
Kenaslon,
Findlay.
The
damage
done
two
weeks
ago
by
he
high
winds
has
been
in
a
mea
sure
relieved
by
the
cool
weather
and
heavy
rains
of
the
past
week.
Crops
are
looking
particularly
good
in
the
southern
part
of
the
province.
Alberta
lteports
from
Alberla
cam-
quite
a
cheerful
tone.
The
cool
Weather
of
the
week
has
allowed
the
rain
tn
soak
well
into
the
ground.
As
with
the
other
prov
inces
warmer
weather
would
be
ttreatly
appreciated,
though
the
pr,ops
are
making
pood
progress,
Paslure
are
abundant
and
evi-
llenxe
of
a
good
hay
crop
is
noi
lacking.
No
very
serious
darri-
uge
can
un
reported
rrom
any
Hint.
The.culwonns
and
similar
bests
have
been
reported
in
a
few
Instances,
but,
fortunately,
ilam
asc
is
not
al
all
rea.
Slighl
frosts
'have
appeared
al
several
district
in
common
with
Mani
toba
and
Saskatchewan,
but
any
damage
that
has
occurred
Is
con
fined
entirely
lo
gardens.
NEWSPAPER
AGREEMENT
Terms
on
Whfh
Publication
was
Resumed
After
British
Strike
LONDON.
June
25-
Canadian
Press).
The
following
are
th
exact
terms
Under
which
the
London
newspapers
resume,
normal
"publicallon'afler
the
re
cenr
ueneral
strike:
t.
There
shall-be
no
interference
with
the
contents
of
newsnatiers
nwnpil
by
members
of
this
Association
2,
Ihere
shall
be
no
interference
with
or
victimisation
of
an)
members
of
the
staff
who
work'-
erf
or
returned
to
work
during
the
Mrike
either
in
tliftJr
own
or
In
another
office,
nor
shall
there
he
any
victimisation
by
Ih
employers.
3.
There,
shall
he
no
Interference
by
members
of
the
incYnbejr
D.
a.
iiilloiUf
No
chapelt
nw!jmi
sltatl
he
held
during
WiW
Imurs.
5.
The
strict
.iiservauce
of
arfrecraen!?
in
jln'SiewsjKiper
trades
shall
he
weather
and
rain
of
the
lat
weekiffpijip.
wicj,
jmtiviiVinl
Hi
lias
heen
pir',e
(eneral
an'onlins;
j
pi0
0P
t.hjplnyee.
C.
Thew
lo
the
tenth
crop
report
of
the,,..!!
,v,siiau
ne,
ke
a
a
jonn
Joint
committee
ifimmije
.u.
t.
i.
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ti-iii.
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(Minauian
.auonai
iiauwas.
mm
,h
Hit-pm
lhreiVI(HU
'from
ea
a,'h
li
stue,
,U,,,
xhM
vnicn
i
lie
lieay
precipuanon
an
pans
ts
of
the
west
now
seem
to
have
sufficient
supply
of
moisture.
a
ari
t
,-oiimvlion
witit
Tli.k
i.Minn.4
i
i.-aII
.wa
r.i.
(
i-Hli
J
IV
fi
uuimi
i.-.
nvt,
wv.i..i.
.....a
Jy
a
neavy
yrnwui
wiiii'ii
win
pre
vent
tn
a
measure
at
least
the
of
moisture
Ihrouiiii
high
wind.
It
is
surpriing
to
note
the
num
ber
of
poin(s
where
frot
lias
heen
reported
within
the
last
week,
hut
it
is
equally
pleasing
lo
see
that
ut
no
point
lias
damage
to
erop'been
reported
from
this
cause.
Cutworms
hae
heen
quite
active
in
many
sections
of
the
west,
but
apparently
the
damage
is
not
great
anil
with
the
heavy
rain
of
the
past
week
their
activity
will
lie
considerably
les-
ened.
The
cool
weather
has
not
Keen
inducive
to
rapid
crop
growth,
hut
in
spile
of
that
crops
are
well
in
advance
of
the
same
date
last
reason.
Wheat
is
re-ported
in
the
shot
blade
at
many
points,
rye
Is
fully
in
head
and
other
grains
making
excellent
progress.
Manitoba
The
province
of
.Manitoba
shar
regarded
a
iJ
matter
of.
bOPO?'
i
,
inlhffilfeaeh
day-
at
.thren
'-;
a
Hock,
f(i
decide
any
cases
whieiij
The-
agreement
embodying
the
abovtf
was
Vned
by
representatives
oMh.eNew'paper
Proprietor's
Assocttflon
and
by
representatives
of
'lo'
follow..-
Trades
I'nions:
Nat'onal
I
'
of
Journalists,
l.nn.li-n
Sm
ieiy
of
Compositors,
I'.nrrerfur
of
Hi.
Prcs,
Sterotypi-rs,
Marlu-if
Managers,
pri.i'i-
Workers.
Paper
Workers.
National
Soeie'y
of
operative
I'rmiers
and
A-
llants
.Nats--p.t
.
hJiptnee-s
and
Fleet
rieians
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
June
22,
1916.
The
American
ut
Kasaan,
Capt.
Thompson,
arrived
111
port
thU
mornlnir
on
her
way
from
Ketchikan
fo
Clrmtu.
near
t'.hin
t
Hal.
lie
is
g
g
lo
lake
off
a
scow
which
sh-
lost
there
last
year.
Miss
Knster,
who
wa
formerly
In
the
millinery
business
here.
stopped
off
tin-
morning
to
visit
.Miss
Griddle
at
the
Hay
Vievf
Hotel.
Mis
Kns
er.
whose
home
Is
in
I.
'ing
Reai
ii.
California,
I"
on.
her
way
lo
!aka.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ay:
I
T
took
the
old
soldiers
I
i
show
how
eay
it
wa
to
trans-
port
an
nrmy
by
water
and
eap-lure
Digby
Island
w.ihoat
a
shot
beinjr
fired.
Strategy
counts.
ITS
not
always
the
man
Willi
the
mop;y
who
can
tell
you
all
about
(he
rise
and
fall
in
the
stock
market.
A
MAX
has
to
be
real
clever
In
make
you
think
he
know-)
w
hat
y
ou
know
he
doesn't
know.
-
WIIH.N
an
old
soldier
hears
I
lie
Hoys'
Hand
lrfke
up
those
martial
airs
the
days
or
gravci
crushing
don't
seem
so
long
hack.
JUIMJINd
from
the
nature,
of
his
calling
n
druKirist
should
be
ia
good
"iplxer."
A
MCXIC
without
ire
cream
and
pop
is
to
a.
bov
what
U
slag
parly
without
a
corkserev
Is.tO
b
man.
i
says
lo
beat
the
earwig
piejhice
Mi1
Ina.
Then;
Jbfjj
ithe
Moad
menaVe1
we
ll
have
'lo
raise
ear
wigs.
What
a'llfet
'
HY
taking
a
short
cut
some
men
recently
discovered
a
bodv
of
rich
ore
at
Topley.
And
vet
our
parents
med
to
tell
us
llml
short
cuts
didn't
pay
In
life.
TUB
visiting
Kngllshmen
are
real
"kickers?
Judging
rrom
'heir
soccer
victories.
-f
.
TIIKV'ItK
irreat
on
adverllslna
beamy
parade
(
t
lht'.
State.
There',
a
beauty
'parade
nt
th
Kail
Lakes
everv
d.iv
ami'
lon'l
say
n
word
about
it.
TIIK
younir
man
who
can
keep
'"
..
Jf
.
JjjWHy,
-I'll,,
n
-
ii
n
n
r-mi
it
iwn
ii
in
ii
laiiiim
nmgmxmt
hQ
lobacco
of
Quolitij
15
per
packaqe
-
and
ui
V2
IbVacuuniCAir-ujIUjUrLf0
and
dress
a
chicken
on
fifteen
dollars
per
has
something
'o
.row
about
alright.
WHAT
would
the
modern
kit
-lien
he
without
a
can
opener?
scflATCHLVO
fly
biles
in
thn
veiiinu
develops
the
fingers
for
mandolin
playing.
j
WK
hear
that
IUnon
offended!
jtie
of
our
local
plumbers
tin
ilber
day
by
telling
him
that
her
oitld
stand
still
longer
for
a,
photograph
than
any
person
he1
ever
met
before.
LAND
MOUTHY
ACT.
SHIA(
Hi
m
127.
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IX
Tilt
vtVTttli
ut
(ifrlirllMi
a
SIV
for
llio
rtiK.
iiium
of
t
rlurr,
.Mi
1.1
Tllfc
MVTTHI
of
to
Atre-mi
or
iosi
to
I'urttuw,
d4iMt
th
PrrHiilwr.
llu,
in.1
rti'l'ml
h
'
th
Jjnntr),
it
U
d
'inio.ii
to
Hrd
IUr
Ird
Jia-urT.
I
k
I
J.
ISO.
Iifltffli
HHiKiltr
T.
kVNE.
vf
Ih-trot
rrl,
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