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DAILY
EDITION
98
M
Wednesday,
April
28,
192(1
Two
Bylaws
To
Be
Voted
On
Tomorrow.
Two
bylaws
are
lo
be
voted
oil
tomorrow.
The
first
and
most
important
is
that
granting
tax
rebate
to
the
Wheat
Pool
if
IheJ;
take
over
and
operate
the
elevator.
The
advantages
ul
this'
have
been
pointed
out
a
number
of
limes.
At
nresent
lho
elevator
k
a
white
elephant..
Let
jt
be
operated
and
we
all
stand
to
gain.
It
will
transform,
the
idaee
from
a
port
of
call
for
coasting
vessels
to
in
ocean
port
that
will
become
known
all
over
the
world.
In
regard
to
the
street
surfacing
bylaw,
while
some
people
may
have1.
thought
the
work
should
have
been
paid
for
out
of
general
revenue,
the
council
has
decided
on
the
deferred
nav
incut
plan'
and
if
it
is
not
done
that
way
it
will
not
be
done
at
all
this
year.
As
it
must
be
apparent
to
all
that
the
work
siiontu
ne
oone
tins
year,
we
suggest
that
the
proper
thing
to
do
is
to
pass
the
bylaw.
..
Lei
us
advance.as
a
cjfy
and
keep
.pace
wjlh
other
places.
ve
cannot
afford
to
lag
behind.
-Voting
for
the
two
bylaw
will
be
a
step
in
the
right
direction.
If
everyone
entitled
to
do
so
votes
for
the
bylaws
we
shall
soon
have
a
real
city
here
instead
of
a
toy
place
such
as
we
have
had
in
the
'-past.
Let
our
watchword
be
always
"Advance
Prince
Rupert."
Mayor
Is
Asking
?
,
For
Support.
Support
for
the
bylaws
is
being
a-ked
by
.Mayor
Newton,
!y
members
or
the
city
council
and.
by
most
or
tiie
leading
citizens.
Jf
we
can
make
the
elevator
exemption
bylaw
practically
unanimous
we
shall
show
the
Wheat
Pool
that
we
are
glad
to
have
them
here
and.
that
we
ar.e
willing
lo
co-operate
with
them
.
.
.
.
.
'
..
-
.
!,i
ii
1
1
ii
rr
il.o
ii.
i..
r.
v..nii.
-
:
I,
tinning
nit;
fcium
mi
a.
.ui
iu
unroowr
wus
verv
nromoi
when
asked
for
privileges,
for
the
people
realized
the
value
of
the
elevator
to
the
place.
Their
bylaw.
was
passed
by
a
large
iiiujortiy
aim
u
is
io
ne
expected
inai
tiu
one
will
lie
given
an
even
larger
proportionate
support.
Liberty
Of
Subject
i
To
Be,
Protected.
.Air
amendment
has
been
introduced
ino
the
House
o
Conimnus
dealing
with
the
matter
of
deporting
undesirables.
1
provides
.Ihht
British
subjects
may
not
be
deported
unless
i-our
rohvicliou
is
secijred
against
them.
yi
in
matter
ir
the
right
nl,
an
individual
to
express
his
opiiiio'nsVeveii
if
they
are
different
from
and
obnoxious
to
Hid
mujdrilyof
people
caiisesdifferenres.
of
opinroh
and
has
beeil
discussed
In
every
new
country.
Australia
recently
has
had
a
controversy
on,
a
similar
subject
.;,
:.
.,
.,,
.;
Citizens
are
guaranteed
certain
rights
in
every
roiijjf
trybii'i
there
are
limits
beyond
which
they
may
not
go
wilh
impunity.
The
danger
is
when
they
are
people
of
organiziug
abilily
or
with'
silch
stroiig
.-personality
thai
they
are
able
to
rouse
other
people
to
commit
acts
which"
thev
would
not
onlinnrilv
commit.
HrUjjdi
people
usually;
pride
themselves
on
their
love
of
iioeny,,auu.
wneu
contpar.eu
Willi
a
country
like
Russia
they
certainly
have
a
great
deal
of
stone.
However.
Impi
i
.-
inn'.
dency
.sometimes
even
here
tb
itse
the.
Mussolini
methods
and
for
radicals
to
preach
what
they
call
the
gospel
of
government
uy
me
proletariat.
Advertising
Interests
mucn
as
me
mews.
What
makes
so
many
people
like
reading
the
Daily
News
is
the
fact
that
it
carries
a
lol
of
a.1
vprfitincr
nnrl
Hint
.,..
I
nnj
iirti-
1
'
iuj'
nig
tne
advert
isemeiils
as
much
as
the
news.
Some-people
read
the
adv(irsl
and
(he
news
nflerwards.
Th
main
thing
'about
advertising
is
to
place
before
the
public
in
an
attractive
manner
something
they
want
and
then
to
back
up
the
advertising
by
delivering
(he
goods.
It
i
useless
to
advertise
if
the
quality
of
the
goods
is
not
what
is
represented.
How
well
they
wear
Shoes
thlned
with
"Nugget'-'
Polish
wear
longer
because
"Nugget"
keepi
the
uppers
toft
and
pliable
and
prevent!
the
leather
from
cracking.
NUGGET"
ShoeFblish
Btaek-Tan-Tonty
Red-Dark
Cron
and
Whit
Ntutral)for
light
colon.
it
SALMON
WILL
BE
RESTOCKED
.
j
Fraser
River
May
Again
Become
One
of
Greatest
Salmon
Streams
If
Treaty
Adopted
NOW
ALMOST
DEPLETED
Held
up
by
Difference
of
Opinion
Between
State
and
Federal
Authorities
of
U.S.
j
Tper
reaches
of
the
Fraseri
ttlver
in
British
Columbia,
ifn-'
nopulatPit'
of
sockeye
salmon
i.-i.
a"
result'
.of
a.
tremendous
rock
j
Hide
Hint
lilorkeil
the
stream
at
HellV
Oal
in
I'.M.i,
can
and
will
be
restocked,
wilh
the
result
that
the
fishery
in
l'uget
Sound
and
the
lower
river
will
i
brought
back
lo
full
productivity
provided
I
he
salmon
treaty
helween
Ihe
United
states
and
the
Canadian
(Jovernmcnl,
nnv
before
Ihe
State
Department
nl
Washington,
D.tJ.,
is
ratified.
This
is
(he
information
(hat
fiimes
(
the
salmon-packifv;
bileresfs
of
both
British
Columbia
and
this
stale
from
liizU
governmental
sources,
says
The
Seattle
Time.
The
entire
success
that
lias
attended
the
en
forcement
of
the
.xnrl
i
I'aeif
5
Halibut
I'rolectlon
Treaty
between
the
two
governments
during
Ihe
lasl
two
years,
it
is
declared,
Ipads
the
representa
tives
of
the
Iwu
nvernment?
In
believe
that
the
pending
Sal
mon
I
reaty
will
prove
Pipially
effpctive
if
put
into
operation
Only
Spawning
Qround
The
Frnser
Hiver
Is
virtually
Hie
only
spawning
ground
of
I
lie
sockeye,,
the
red
located
salmon
of
commerce
ami
lne
piosl
valualile
of
the
species
and
restocking
of
the
depopulated
uppcr
reaches
of
the
river
is
regarded
as
an
important
in
ternational
task,
inasmuch'
as
the
fishery
is
conducted
in
both
Washington
and
British
Colum-
iiia
waters,
through
which
the
fish
pass
on
their
way
to
the
spawning
grounds.
'Ihe
pendinsr
treaty
was
draft
ed
several
years
ago
by
a
com
mission
on
which
the
fishing
Interest
of
both
(his
stale
and
British
Columbia
were
reon
sented
ami
meets
with
their
ap
proval.
The
fisheries
comiilis
ion
of
both
countries
are
also
satisfied
wilh
Ihe
treaty.
The
only
obstacle
to
its
ratification.
it
is
iiii,
is
the
inability,
so
far.
of
the
.State
Department
a
Washington,
li.C,
to
iron
out
n
controversy
between
Ihe
Federal
Government
and
the
Slate
of
Washington
over
the
personnel
of
the
American
half
of
Ihe
commission
that
the
treaty
proposes
to
create
lo
handle
inc.
j-'raser
situation
in
the
future.
:
Chief
Question
at
Issue
I
lie
ofiestton
is
wbettier
a
majority
of
the
Americans
on
flip
commission
shall
be
chosen
at
large
or
from
the
Stale
of
ashiiiglon
alone.
:
The
treaty
as
drafted
pro
vides
(hat
the
permanent
commission'
shall
be'
composed
ol
three
Canadians
ami
three
Americans,
two
of
whom
shall
he
cijizen
of
(lie.
Stale
of
Washington,,
nominated
by
f
lie
fliJVrnor
of
Washington
,nnd
jippoinled
by
the
President
of
he
Ignited
Slates.
'Jhe
Slate
Department's
objec
lion
is
that
conslructivp
recog
ii
it
io
n
of
a
state's
rizht
lo
oar
ileipale
in
inlernalitinat
treaties
inigJit
create
a
precedent
thai
jvould
complicate
future
treaty
lut'otiulions.
The
deoartmeut
(is
willing
In
ptive
unofficial
as
surances,
however,
it
is
said,
that
Washington's
rights
will
be
fully
protected
under
the
treaty
H"
the
draft
is
altered
to
meet
the
department's
objection.
Sockey
Paok
In
1913.
In
IUI3,
the
year
of
the
last
big
run,
the
sockeye
pack
of
the
Puget
Sound
rtnd
ttie
lower
Eraser
River
was
2,357,oU3
cases.
It
dropiied
to
535,152
cases
In
1017,
when
(hcr
was
lipuvy
overfishing,
due
lo
lack
of
co-operative
fish
protection
measures,
in
I'liM
it
was
aboul
biOiOOO
cases.
I
1025
it
was
about
147,000.
'If
the
salmon
treaty
is
ratified
us
there
Is
every
hope
It
eventually,
will
be,
it
Is
the
purpose
of
Hie
fisheries
commissions
of
Hie'
two
government
to
pool
llieir
interests
nnd
to
join
in
establishing
hatcheries
on
the
fVaser
Itiver
above
Hell's
Gale,
bringing
lo
them
eggs
from
the
spawning
grounds
below
that
point
and
from
Ihe
Alaska
rivers
where
the
eockeye
is
found,
-THE
DAILY
NBW3
Will
Not
Stain
r.d.
ia
Vintouvtr,
BO
SnjEs,
moths
B
ma
MOSQUITOES
JMACNES.FUA3
Dcrclorwl
at
World
Foremost
Scimtifte
InJuitnal
Hncarth
liwUtuta.
Will
not
tain.
Pleasant
odor.
HmrianMhununt
orDrugfut
(hough
known
there
as
(he
red
salmon.
i
'
May
Return
It
is
Hip
belief
of
Ilia
fishcr-j
ies
experts
that
these
fish
hatched
above
Hell's
(Sale
will
return
lo
th'n
scores
of
mountain
lakes
to
pawn
where
virtually
no
sockeyf
nave
spawned
since
limn,
arid
that
within
a
few
years
tfip
sockeye
pack
on
Piwrel
Sound
ami
the
lowpr
;l
raser
river
will
begin
tp
Fred
Stork's
Contribution
to
Debate
In
House
of
Commons
Recently
Freif
Stork
sjKike
recently
in
the
House
of
Commons
at
Ottawa
in
support
of
old
age
pensions.
According
to
Hansard
he
is
reported
to
have
silid:
Little
remains
to
be
said
ill
reference
to
the
resolution.
We
hae
had
a
lengthy
disriisstnit
till
afternoon
and
evening
fol-;
lowing
an
etpially.
exhaustive
debate
when
the
resolution
was
last
before
(be
committee,
and
I
fancy
the
mailer
has
been
fairly
well
coered
from
eery
angle.
I
have
no
lengthy
remarks
to
offer
but
I
certainly
io
IJi
i
iik
that
this
is
a.
very
rtotabje
stfplln
Hie
li-vecl(oii
of
social
legisfatjon,
and
I
want
lo
jissocJate,
Uiysplf
with
Ihe
;moiinehf.
Afc')bas
been
pointed
out
tonight,
Hie
question
has
been
considered
nl
various
times
from
100
to
the
present
day.
We
realize
that
a
great
deal
of
vacillation
has
marked
the
movement.
The
matter
has
bepn
discused
by
this
House
on
different
occasions,
and
it
has
been
debated
iu
our
provincial
legislatures.
But
where
a
scheme
of
this
kind
is
passed
on
from
one
authority
to
another
and
back
The
Real
Cause
Of
Constipation
Is
A
Bad
Liver
Mm.
Jrao
Boehfir,
N1on,
B.C.,
icrito:
"For
mny
yeari
I
have
been
troubled
with
my
liver,
and
tuf
fered
terribly
with
couttipntlon.
I
HEARD
ABOUT
Milburn's
tnd
have
been
'yreatly
unproved
since
I
started
to
take
them.
I
cannot
recommend
them
too
highly
to
any
one
who
U
troubled
with
their
liver."
Itllburn
'
Laia
Llver
1111
are
not
a
new
and
untried
rernedy.
They
have
been
on
the
market
for
the
poit
82
yearaj
put
up
only
by
The
T.
Uilburn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Oat.
RRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Vestcrn
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1924.
;
'
Has
produced
Minerals
a
follows:
-Placer
fluid.
377,!l82,flrrt;
Lorfe
(J,,
Uf,
iT'UOO;
Silver,
$G8,8LM.r7;
Lead,
7U,D48,578;
Copper,
8l87,iHl,a78;
Zs,
,
171,107;
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
SM.1f.84U;
Coal
nnd
Coke,
2O,88(l,0tK,
Bllll(Ji(lt
Stone.
Brick.
Cement,
etc.,
$v2,22..Sh;
iiinkmg
its
Mineral
Produclitm
lo
the
,i
1U2I
show
am
now
protected
under
a
.similar!
a
slep
In
the
rlglfl
direction,
and,
treaty.
J'rosrress
has
heen
made
in
re
cent
years
toward
a
much
heller
understanding
Jietween
th
fisheriees
commissions
of
Him
state
and
'-British
Columbia
ani
the
general'
npinton
is
that
If
Hie
Fraser
Himt
ran
be
restoek
ed
the
fishery
can
be
regulated
satisfactorily
and
made
to
yieb
both
countries
a
lai-jre
revenue
for
many
years
lo
come.
AGE
PENSIONS
IN
PARLIAMENT
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
nnd
Bin
fee
lower
than
thooo
any
olher
Province
iu
Ihe
Uominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
tlritUh
Huipi".
Mineral
locations
aro
granled
to
discoverers
or
nominal
feci.
Absolute
Titles
aro
Obtained
by
developing
sin
h
properties',
(he
security
of
why
h
t
guaranteed
by
Crown
flrauls.
F
ill
information
together
wilh
Mining
Itepdrts
ami
Maps,
may
be
obtained
tt
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
N.B.
Practically
all
British
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
ic
e
work
has
been
done
nre
described
hi
-oute
one
of
the
Annual
lleporl
of
(he
M
if
of
Mines.
Thoe
considering
ininiiig
inveslmeiils
should
refer
lo
such
repor
i
are
available
wilhonl
charge
on
application
to
the
Department
of
Mines.
V.
;
a
pi
Beporls
of
Ihe
Geological
Survey
of
Cannda,
Pacific
Building,
Vnncfmver.
nie
r
mended
as
valunbln
sources
of
information,
nyain
we
can
readily
see
that
no
definite
action
will
rns'te.
Some
body
r
u
u
I
take
a
ilefinlte
step
or
nolhing
wili
be
done.
Step
In
Right
Direction
The
goernmeiil
lii'tny
opinion
mounl.
ls
lo
be
commended
upon
having
reaching
in
rourSe
of
time
its!
taken
the
initialise
in
the
matter
former
proportions
and
perhaps
even
exceeding
them.
Under
the"
treaty
full
protection
for
tlnj
fish
on
thier
way
lo
Ihe
spawning
srrouiuls
would
be
provided
hi"
.fishing
regulation-"
worked
out
bf
the
international
commission,
just
as
Hie
hulihui
of
old
ikge
pensions.
I
agree
with
some
of
the
things
that
have
lieen
.said
touchitiK
the
resolution,
which
perhaps
Is
not
all
that
might
he
ihMired.
Some
people
will
argue,
for
ono
thing,
thai
the
age
limit
is
too
high.
However,
il
is
a
matter
for
Kral-
ot
the
.North
Pacific
Urenn
are'
"one
inai
ai
ieai
we
are
lafciiwr
lit
is
only
a
question
of
time
uii-
III
the
various
improvement
which
are
be
in
it
advocated
will
be
incorporated
in
beneficial
legislation.
I
am
glad
to
see
that
Ihe
leglsbithm
I
meetintr
wilh
support,
for
il
will
asist
a
class
of
people
who
are
most
in
need
of
Hie
relief
which
Is
promised.
This
is
a
yotins
country
that
of-;;
fers
opportunities
to
those
whoi
are
anxious
to
work,
but
we
must
j
not
overlook
the
fact
tb.il
even
in
j
a
young
country
there
is
a
goodi
deal
of
tragedy
In
lifp.
Thii
schPine.
if
I
understand
it.
is
de-
jsiKncd
(o
alleviate
the
hardship
ii
niosc
who
are
suueriny
irom
physical
disability
and
who
con-
sPipiently
cannot
support
them
selves.
In
Sad
Straits
.Not
long
ago
a
warm
friend
of
mine
found
himself
in
sad
straits
as
a
result
of
a
misfortune
which
be
could
not
possibly
hate
foreseen.
Year
after
year
lie
had
faithfully
contributed
lo
an
insurance
scheme,
and
when
Hip
fraternal
society
of
which
he
was
a
member
collapsed,
al
ilea
I
when
its
financial
stability
'was
discoered
In
be
insecure,
il
va
decided,
in
order
to
nave
what
was
left
of
the
wreck,
that
men
ahirvc
a
certain
age
should
be
completely
debarred
from
baring
in
the
belief
its
of
its
Insurance.
Many
men
were
left
destitute
in
consequence
of
this
nppallinK
Iragedy.
Not
long
ii.
jn
Hie
province
bf
Uritlsh
Columbia,
a
man
who-had
been
rated
as
Very
wealthy
retired
afler
having
placed
every
dollar
he
possessed
in
a
financial
institution
which
failed.
This
was
one
of
Hip
real
crashes
that
occurred
in
western
Canada.
Tills
man
was
well
known
throughout
the
province,
and
when
it
was
learned
that
as
a
result
of
this
failure
lie
had
lost
evpry
cent
he
had
In
the
world
Hie
sympathy
of
the
people
went
out
'lo
him
from
all
parts
of
the
province.
Hut
what
about
Hie
thousands
of
people,
in
Canada
who
nre
left
in
exactly
Ihe
same
position
through
financial
failure
and
who
bpcauso
of
(heir
humble
station
in
life,
do
nol
receive
(he
same
wide
sympathy?
These
people
iuffpr
jusl
as
severely,
but
the
average
citizen
in
the
country
learns
very
llllle
of
Iheir
tragic
fate.
The
purpose
of
Hip
present,
legislation
is
In
come
lo
the
assistance
of
such
people,
who
are
certainly
entitled
lo
every1
consideration
than
can
be
shown
them
by
Ibis
country
In
HiPir
bid
ng'e.
ror
Hial
reason
I
support
IhT
resolution.
A
report
from
Hie
Hoard
nl
Works
recommending
(ho
construction
of
a
fourifoot
sidewalk
on
Mcllrble
Street
from
Hlxlh
lo
Seventh
Avenues
thence
along
Seventh
Avenue
anil
around
Hays
Cove
Circle
lo
Hio
Sixth
Avenue
bridge
was
ndopled
bj
the
city
council
last
night.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
.
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
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DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
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m
if
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Open
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Business!
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announce
Hint
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of
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customers,
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