I
3,'
1
020.
i
1ST
TH9
DAILY
FBWS
.1
UCI
I.
wellery
H
k
you
have
a
valuable
i,
wliidr
ha
been
da-
il.
n
mao
11
a
goon
as
most
ease.
I
,
,
.
in
xiny
to
nave
ukt
e
Il'ld
equipment
In
:
t
gold
ami
nlhcrwi
wi
ll
preriou
metal
1
vp
ran
manufacture
al-any
lil
tic
Jtpcnal
lfl
may
need.
T".Y
US
I
rnHNMcE
6
Hint
STORE
WITH
THE
ClOCrv
1
v
t
waaaka.
Third
Avenue
Great
verstocked
SALE
Now
In
Full
Swing
SAVEI
8AVEII
mins
mrs
XI)
OVFIUOATS
Market
311
Third
Avenue.
.
h
t.-n
taken
over
from
(eorgc
Kerr
by
J
Preece
it
w
h
Scaly
and
Doodion
resh
Meats
'
n
yw
w
vvnif
w
t
the
Bulkier
Valley
Phone
178
II
I
I
vi
ar-
n.
n
uru
Smith
Block
Phone
676
DENTIST
Tiif,Rftm
1
wuivniu
Dy
Phones
423,
63S,
Green
238,
Black
736.
N'flht,
Phomn
6S7,.
539,
Green
238,
Black
736.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
E0.
Q.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
hon
M.
'
rtge,
Warehouslm,
nd
llrlbullng,
Team
or
Motor
Service.
rl
Band
and
Orate!
w
peelallta
In
Plan
and
"UMltura
BvlnR.
WESTMINSTER
EXHIBIT
HERE
Fair
Board
Agrees
to
Secure
Duplicate
of
Prize
Display
Prom
South.
Al
a
meeting
of
the
l
air
Hoard
last
11UI1I
il
wa
iwrci'il
In
bring
a
duplicate
of
the
prize
agricultural
exhibit
from
he
Xew
Wesi-inlnler
fair
to
the
local
exhibition
in
September
at
a
cost
of
some
70.
Till
exhibit
will
be
displayed
ly
men
-who
arc
expert
al
the
busine
ami
will
hr
a
sample
for
1
!
northern
district
exhibitor
lo
copy
for
year
lo
come.
'
Till
i
an
exhibit
of
high
educV-;
lional
value
aiul
will
dotilillex
Id
beneficial
lo
ilflricl
exhibitor.'
The
department
of
agriculture
ha
been
approached,
through
j
lion.
T.
I.
Patlullo,
to
bear
a
proportion
of
the
ro,t
a
it
it
viewed
purely
in
(lie
light
of'
an
educational
project.
'A
letter
wan
rereived
from
the
Xew
Mettakatla,
Alaska,
concert
lianil
offering
to
play
at
the
fair
for
Hie
sum
of
S3lt.
A
(he
lioanl
hail
already
engaged
the
sen
Ices
of
the
Klncolilh
hand
(hit
offer
laid
oil
the
table.
i
A
letter
wa
alo
.read
from;
New
Mettakatla
baehall
team,
of-i
fenng
lo
eme
down
here
to
play
a
oene
01
game
during
fair
week.
The
matter
I
receiving!
further
consideration
by
lb
board.
special
leiegrapn
1
The
hoard
apprntcd
the
man-i
ager'.
action
in
arranging
for
the!
installation
of
a
special
telegraph
win'
lulu
Hie
eviillilllon
liuilil
nir
.
1
ami
the
encasement
or
an
oper-
ator,
lor
tin
purpoe
or
seruriiig
lection
result
on
the
opening!
night
of
the
fair.
Thin
wire
should
i
utve
(be
bct
service
In
the
cilyi
an
the
return
will
be
announced
ilireet
from
the
operator.
j
A
eommtitiiealion
wax
received!
.from
Henry
.
he
A
Co.,
Iimur-
aru-e
broker.
Xew
York,
offertiiff
rain
insurance
during
fair
week.
After
contderallon
the
board
ranie
to
Hie
conchiMon
that
the
premium
uked
were
loo
high
and
Hie
letter
wan
filed.
uherihe
lo
the
Daily
News.
WATER
NOTICC
Dltrla
mi
U
Tkr.
Son.
t.
ihi
iwiwnlll
ciDwrr
unii
l.niiiinl.
Iki
addrr
I
(iwv
Atrliu
Whirr,
Vtoroutrr,
V.
...
Ulll
-lily
for
t
llri-ow
U,
Mr
and
ur
t
til-hut
r
111
in
11
lr
a
mairr
uui
!
un
iuiimhI
tlrram.
hnh
fVi
tKH-ihrrljr
atxl
dram,
in
lu
I
rruMn
Ma).
Viaurt
lolei,
atxHii
(
rhailK
am
iif
v
mnirr
lot
I
HI.
ii
'
luikilir
IUihI
IW.Iriri.
The
alr
will
Im
durrifil
rrn
ihr
Mrrain
at
a
t4ni
rhiliia
10
a
auuib
mrlv
dirwilon
tr.u
S
W
nirniT
.,r
lot
ll)i,
0-
C
put..
ml
ill
OMd
f.ir
Imtii.inal
aiwl
I
-
or
fur
iitHHi
ilw
land
drmtird
a
Work
A,
lot
U7I.
Mw-n
rjiarlulir
Inn.
I'l)i
rf'tlo'
ua
'lrl
un
ih
art
Hind
141
IIm
lllh
ill)
1
Jul,
lift
A
ropy
or
Itii
nuilrr
ami
an
appliratkm
ixiruaiil
thrrrlo
ami
Ibr
"Valrr
Art"
will
I
rilnl
in
lh
rrioe
of
lh
Waier
li-ortlfr
al
ITIiH-r
liu-rt.
R.
C.
Objrrllona
la
ll
amllraini
mar
t
nM
lilt
tho
Mid
Water
Hi-t.h'iIit
or
with
th
i:.nipirollr
m
Walrr
lliahl.
rarliaim-nt
liuilitlnr.
Viriorta.
R.
'
.
within
thirty
daj
after
lh
rirl
aitvaranrf
f
ttilt
milir
m
a
kiral
urx-r.
The
dale
of
ttw
rirn
public!
ti.Mi
of
lhl
tmllre
ta
July
0,
to&.
sovuuiiir
rjfNsKiir
coxrAsr.
lth.,
AppliranU
Br
r
P.
HTHnisf.
Afrnu
LAND
ACT.
Netk
f
latantton
ta
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land
In
I'rlnrv
Hurl
l.aiirl
Hrrnrdinr
ln-Irtct
of
Prince
Import,
and
vltual
at
Mi
vii,
D.r
TAkK
MJTICE
that
F.utiw
II.
Simp-nn
of
Mftl,
nrrupatlun
canrwr,
in
lrnd
tn
apply
for
a
of
IIm
rollow
Inr
dffrifl
land:
-
Oaniiiriii'iDi
al
a
P"l
plintrd
at
tbr
nurttieatl
cornr
or
lUork
10.
Mtrtt
Tunalt):
llyuee
ralrly
110
ffrl:
Ihrnrf.
aoutlirrly
l.00
rrl;
thrnre
urljf
t9
fwl;
Irene
northerly
1.000
feet
to
point
of
rornnirnrnnenl,
and
ron-talnint
i
tcr.
nitt"'
r
I'".
ttnr.M!
II.
SIMPSON.
Applicant
niiMt
June
.
ft
LAND
ACT.
Notlta
al
Intanllon
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Lan
I
In
Prlnri-
linpert
Land
rtecordtnr
lt-
or
i:oul
Ranre
t,
and
alluite
on
Itrlrl
.orth
narhiel
lland.
.....
TAKE
SOTICE
thai
Alfred
Swarfon,
or
rtne
flnrvert.
oerupatlon
Mariner,
In
tend
to
apply
rnr
a
!
or
the
follow-inr
demrllied
land:
Cuniinenrlnr
al
pot
plinied
at
the
nulh
end
or
Sorlh
narhai-l
llind:
thenre
around
the
Wind
tt
hlih
wiier
mark,
and
ronialn.n,
0
J.AV.''
,
Applicant
naleil
apell
tT,
t
LAND
ACT.
Cawltr
lnt
Dllrkt.
Land
nerordlnr
DMlrlrt
or
frliiee
llupert
ind
alltialed
on
Tau
Ann.
ilxiut
I
mllea
oulliet
or
.
...I.
r.f
itlinli
Tllvee
TAkE
MOTICK
lhat
rrinrl,
nifhird
I
Dunlop
of
Allin.
n.C.
ocrupalloii
inl"
minaiter,
Intc-ml
to
apply
Ur
pertnllon
p,
mtrcha
th
failowlnf
dewrlbed
Commenclnr
!
t
Pl""'J
,0"
'Jj
lionth
ahore
or
Tku
Arm
about
"'!.
.outhwe.l
rn.tn
tho
nmnth
or
Atllnto
I
River
nd
runnin
thenra
10
rhaln
eti
lllienro
0
rhln
ullt!
tin-nee
to
rhaln
eaM.
nd
thence
to
rnum
""
Mlnt
or
rommi'iifement,
ronlalnlnr
40
TntciAnn
d..
LAND
ACT.
"
Ca.lr
Unci
DUlrlrl.
l-nj
B'01"
nitrlcl
or
Prince
llupert,
and
altuale
on
Villa
I
ske
l-ul
J
mllel
aotilhweal
or
Allin
take
Townne,
notice
that
Edwin
Jn'e
J'.'f'V
pl.Arc.
rrr,heo
1
.rne'nn.;,o?
&r,Bn.v.di."
At!
!ii:n,h",0"ch
mr
e.'S
'nof
llirnro
nnrtit
lu
r
,"M,rrmEnw.N
Jfm
EnornT!tn
Dltid
Miy
to,
tm.
fell
(j00DEWAMW?RTS
J
fCANAD,AN
PFRYE
WHISKY
9
YEARS
OLD
Tin
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Li(tior
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
Urilish
Columbia,
'ITO
EXCAVATE
IN
ILLINOIS
Scientists
Will
Endeavor
to
Fin
wnai
nina
01
men
i-ivea
Centuries
Ago
t'.HH'.AiiO.
Aug.
3.
Anlhro-
poloil
of
the
I'niverMity
01
Cliicaao.
whoe
scholar
hav
due
into
the
hUtory
of
man
in
Ksyvl
and
other
faraway
coun
trie,
will
atari
excavation
in
Itjlnoi
at
one
io
determine
what
kind
of
man
lived
in
thli
atate
eenlurie
ago.
The
expHliton
will
have
two-fold
purioe,
areordinfr
to
rofeor
Fay
tH)ier
tle.
II
will
locate
the
ite
of
ancient
Inidan
settlements
in
the
taU
and
it
will
enrourase
the
build-
1
'i
ir
of
nuiPeum
in
Illinoi
oil
ie
"lllinol
I
1
he
centre
of
the
riehet
arehaeolociial
terrilorv
in
the
Middle
Went.'
aid
Pro-
feMir
(kfle.
The
mound
buibl
er
who
lived
here
hundred
of
vear
ajco
are"
almost
anknowd
Their
mound,
the
evidences
o
a
once
Important
oeiely,
re
main
virttiallv
tinexnlnreil
and
i
i
our
ahn
In
find
out
what
tbe
contain.
A
rich
culture
ha
been
discovered
in
Ohio,
extend
ing,
to
all
appearance,
aero
to
Iowa
ovr
the
-hit-
of
Illinoi
WOMEN
DESIRE
EQUAL
HONORS
Freedom
League
Takes
Matter
of
"Birthday
Honors"
up
With
Baldwin
LONDON,
Auar.
3.
"Kijuel
honor
for
men
ami
women,"
i
one
of
the
nlm
of
the
Vomno"
Freedom
League
vvliicb
lia
writ
ten
tu
Premier
liaiilwin
uemanu
ins
lhat
women
who
have
ren
tiered
ditrniruislicd
service
shall
be
given
equal
consideration
with
men
in
"Itirtbday
Honor."
IUt.
Women
in
tho
pat
have
hern
elkuihle
for
certain
distinction
and
the
til
lo
of
"Dame
of
the
llritih
Umpire"
has
been
pranl
ed
by
royal
favor
to
man'
women
of
merit,
but
the
Free
iloin
League
i
apparently
not
content
with
thi.
"Wo
have
sent
the
Prime
Min
Uler
tho
name
of
a
few
women
who
ure
cerlainVy
as
worthy
of
honors
as
the
majority
of
men
whoe
names
usually
appear
ot
the
lists,"
utates
tho
leaftue.
"W
have
also
urged
lhat
when
lion
ors
are
bestowed
on
wflion,
the
should
bo
ailequate
honors
and
not.
as
is
now
tho
rule,
only
minor
honors.
WOMEN
DECORATED
-
LEGION
OF
HONOR
PAIUS,
Aug.
3.
Four
women
now
have
been
decorated
wit
1
1
h
e
Grand
Cross
of
Hie
Leirlon
Honor,
tho
highest
rank
of
"M".
Tliry
are
nil
queens:
10,,iro,,.n.f
Jl,e
ocn.
nled
in
I0IP.
vneen
or
the
numntiinns,
a
1910.
F.mpress
of
Ethiopia,
In
1920
Queen
of
Spain,
in
1020.
EMBARGO
ON
CANADA
EFFECT
Pestllence
of
Extending
Govern,
ment
Powers
Into
Private
Business.
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
if.
3.
Uy
(Uinadiaii
PreM
.
Ttiat
the
Taber-Inroot
.
milk
and
ei
eam
importation
bilt.fwiiii'li
iaiVd
the
lloue
in
the.ireci'iil
ifeMiiioii!
but
was
blocked
IjtJJ'0
"ale.
i
irtually
an
embargo
nv;iurc,
uni'ii
hi
i.iiNituu,
a
imimiiii
uuli
n
a
statement
on
the
subject
by'
Representative
Itar-'on
.of
Arkati-
sas,
which
appears
in
the
iUm-
It
.
Krrionai
nt-coni.
i
'Flip
nupporlerrt
of
the
dill
have.
launed
il
wa
purely
a
sanilaryi
projiosilion,
but
tbl
i
not
taken
seriously
in
well-1ijfiirmei
qtiar-
ers.
Mr.
llaitun
aiil:
'
A
I
read
eel
ion
1
of
till,
bill
il
.-cents
lo
oe
it
give
the
Secretary
of
Ajtri-
ulture
the
unlimjteil
and
tinre-
-.tricted
power
to
declare
an
em-
iarK
upon
the
importation
of
ii
il
k
.
under
an
'circnninlances
lial
may
uit
him.
I
think
the
.entlcman
front
Kana
has
it
in
mini
that
this
power
given
the
eerclarv
would
he
exercised
only
hen
the
produef
failed
to
come
p
to
(he
specifications
set
out
n
section
2
of
this
bil.
As
I
ead
it
the
(inadian
milk
produ-
er
might
do
ever.ythiiiR
siiKPest-
i
I
iiy
the
terms
of
the
bill
and
c
it
i
within
the
power
of
the
erelary
to
arbirarily
pnihibit
-ii
importation
of
milk
from
that
nuiilry.
I
have
studied
the
differ-t
tt
-eetion-t
of
the
bill
and
I
can-ot
support
il
so,
lorui
a
it
caries
this
unlimited
power.
It
is
ot
mine
to
sayjbat
the
dairy
in-
erests
of
Uiis
eotintry
would
do
o,
but
wrlb
a
friendly
secretary,
.ley
eotNd
absolutely
ctmke
com-
etl!ion
while
iUif
held
up
our
iineriean
constitner.
The
con
umer
and
the?
pompelilor
would
e
helpless
unlerUie
unrestricletl
nd
unlimited
powets
jrhen
a
bu-
.eaucrat.
Why
the
subterfuge.
Ii
al
Oil
bill
is
tin
interest
of
auldic
health,
whew
wants
to
put
liAe
additional
7urdens
uion
millions
of
milk
consumers
who
must
have
this
necessity
of
life
A'hich
Ihey
cannot
theiiwelve-
invlucef
Absolute
Embargo
"If
a
bill
of
this
kind
I
Im
portant
for
milk,
why
not
for
cal-
le,
Iior.
wheat
and
coin?
Why
i
it
not
eitially
important
to
empower
the
secretary
lo
place
an
iliMilute
embargo
on
all
other
grlcultural
producLs?
"Wlien
itliis
pestilenre
of
ex-i-iiding
ffovernmental
powers
in-o
private
business
to
slop?
There
eems
to
have
grown
up
in'
this
country
an
idea
thai
a
thinp
is
teer
so
well
done
as
when
done
by
the
rovernmenl.
In
many
sec-
ions
yon
have
the
government
-lipping
the
old
cow
for
tick
eradication:
under
the
Haupen
bill
you
would
have
the
governhiont
iuiying
and
selling
the
old
cow.
and
now
under
this
bill
you
want
I
lie
government
to
milk
her.
What
and
where
is
to
be
found
Ilie
source
of
this
tendency?
Where
nd
how
is
it
to
end?
Is
it
due
lo
tho
poor
functioningf
of
state
Roverifiients-,util,r
A!"1!
?upposet
dual
of
gttvernment?
Can
:.
,
,
-syistem
.
,
1
..
..
..i:.fLl
fill.
.
Al.
U
0j
hn
lie
.pi'Vjjir
jtse
inr
autoei'artic
and
arlfitary.
powers'
exercised
by
the
government
dur
ing
the
war,
whwh
were
resorted
to
in
order
to
meet
countless
em
ergencies?
r.erlaiuly
it
is
not
in
Ilie
mind
of
the
country
lo
do
away
with
independence
of
in
dustry
and
to
blight
the
individual
nilialive
of
the
titizens
of
this
nunlry
MURDER
RATE
IS
DECREASING
Announces
Coroner
Oscar
Wolff
For
Cy
of
Chicago
nillGAOO,
Aug.
3.
Sharp
downward
trend
in
the
murder
rnle
in
Chicago
and
Cook
fiounly
Is
shown
In
figures
juade
public
by
Coroner
Oscar
Wolff.
.
While
the
first
six
month?
ot
Ihe
year
saw
some
of
Ilie
city's
ninsl
sensational
cases,
actually
there
were
3ft
per
cent
fewer
murders
committed
tian
In
the
same
period
in
l'.'2.i.
A
(fcncral
decline
In
Hie
niim
her
of
deaths
by
violence
Is
shown
In
the
report.
Where
lher'
were
2o0
between
.Tnnuary
and
July
a
year
ago,
there
were
2
1
It
this
year.
Of
the
1925
slaying,
202
were
designated
murders
by
Ihe
coroner's
Juries,
swhlle
of
the
killings
so
far
this
year,
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been
Most
Most
of
of
the
the
deaths
deaths
by
by
violent
violent
means
were
caused
uy
Duuei
ami
the
coroner.
report
listed
0
of
the
killings
as
"justifiable
and
one
as
accidental.
MODERN
DANCING
IS
CONDEMNED
BY
MASTER
.ondon
Teacher
Says
It
is
Nothing
But
Walk
Around
LONDON,
Aug.
3.
fieorge
Chester,
president
of
the
Ilriti-.i
Association
of
Teachers
of
Daurimg,
ha
joined
the
object
ors
to
the
modern
styles
rl
lancing.
'llallroom
dancing
has
devel
oped
inlo
a
general
walfc-
tround,"
he
says.
"Sixty
per
cenl
of
the
dancers
do
not
dance
at
all
and
it
is
getting
worse
anil
worse
with
the
popularity
of
novelty
dancing
ami
untimed
music."
Mr.
Chester
declares
lhat
dancing
cnnfpetilions
and
questionable
night
clubs
have
donn
much
to
demoralize
the
art
of
ballroom
dancing..
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
My
idea
of
an
exciting
picture
would
he
a
slow-motion
of
ar
old
CoUMry
cricket
game.
In
the
Alps
recently
a
laioor.
jell
over
the
cliff.
Tho
only
aloon
that
had
a
drop
loo
much.
Did
you
ever
hear
of
a
bath
nig
girl
who
could
not
gel
a
man
o
save
her
life?
A
lady
boxer
has
married
a
French
nobleman.
In
other
words
she
has
taken
the
count
I
hoar
of
a
delectivo
who
im
personauM
a
criminal
so
cleverly
that
In
Ihe
end
he
arrested
him
self.-
.
.
It
Is
reported
lhat
nn
elderly
lady,
whose
name
is
al
present
unknown,
is
contemplalinc?
swim
ming
the
channel
next
summer.
If
not
nex'.
summer
then
pro
bably
the
summer
of
193(1.
A
young
lady
lorn
her
diamond
ring
From
off
her
second
finger;
And
I
old
her
btaa,
In
haughty
tones,
That
hr.
no
more
need
iinger.
A
line?
recently
roliuKl
with
a
whale
and
killed
it
in
mid-ocean
That
Just
feocs
lo
show
how
dan
Girls
in
the
Old
Country
ars
now
learning
to
whistle.
Pro
L.-ilili-
ulipn
llipv
nrn
marripil
Hia-
will
make
their
bur-bands
answei
to
Uiat
puckered
lip.
A
woman
recently
objecled
in
.ourt
to
her
husband
getting
op
early
in
the
morning.
The
early
worm
got
the
bird.
If
yoj
have
nothing
else
oa
your
mind
think
up
something
new
or
tne
gcrbage
question.
A.
popular
Obi
Country
comedi
an
is
going
to
try
and
swim
tli'
channel.
HeT
doubtless
make
I
he
others
look
ridiculous.
When
you
want
lo
write
a
real
live
political
article,
put
ii
in
a
offin.
iiox
and
burr
it
where
i
will
never
be
read.
It's
easy
to
write
of
political
woe?
And
Truth
to
evasively
shun.
IMit
of
all
the
political
writers
I
know
The
Umps
writer
sure
takes
the
bun.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
TTie
Mocher
de
Houle
is
now-
shipping
ore
from
the
500-foot
level,
where
the
miners
a
few
days
ago
broke
inlo
a
.
fine
body
of
good
ore,
varying,
according
lo
reports,
from
three
to
twelve
feet
in
width.
The
tunnel
is
now
in
over
100
feet,
and
is
being
driven
al
a
rale
exceeding
15
feel
a
dav.
a
somefhat
remark
able
record,
even
for
Ibis
mine.
F.
"W.
Doherly,
manager
of
lb
ftoynl
Hank,
has
received
from
Mrs.
F.
fi.
ile
Mussey
a.
letter
in
which
she
gives
Ihe
information
that
her
huband
was
killed
in
tho
fighting
at
Verdun
on
May
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con-u-nt
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