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CANADIAN-JAP
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TRADE
TO
INCREASE.
Canada
stands
to
increase
her
share
of
trade
with
Japan
an
an
enormous
scale
next
year.
Already
the
volume
of
business
between
this
country
and
Japan
has
vastly
increased
since
the
period
following
the
earthquake,
but
it
would
undoubtedly
be
on
a
much
larger
Many
Happy
Returns
to
Alex.
Yule,
Real
Western
Pioneer,
82
Years
Today
Eighty-two
years
ago
today
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Yule
of
Perth,
Scot-
j
land,
were
presented
with
a
bonnie
lad
whom
they
called
Alex,
the
same
Alex
who
landed
in
Prince
Rupert
in
June.
1907.
and
the
same
'
Alex
who
enlisted
jn
the
238th
Regiment
and
went
to
France
and
j
did
his
bit
for
King
and
country.
Of
course
he
was
younger'
then,
much
younger
he
had
to
be
for
no
one
who
had
passed
beyond
the
youthful
age
of
forty-five
was
allowed
in
uniform
to
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bit
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98
86
Una.
tbe
days
of
cattle
thieve
and
Vigilantes,
the
days
of
Indians
and
j
cow-punchers.
It
was
then
.that
a
1
rather
memorable,
but
not
pleasing
in
cident
occurred.
Many
of
the
large
cattlemen
had
complained
of
losing
substantial
numbers
from
their
herds
and
a
gang
of
Deschon,
who.
Is
better
known
a
Joe
Bushaw,
or
Joe
Bush,
bears
an
ugly
scar
along
the
left
side
of
his
fact
here
he
was
bitten
by
the
bear
and
from
whet
his
Jaw
bone
was
torn,
and
he
has
left
only
the
right
side
of
tha
mpej?
s
neaim
league.
Accordln
to
hia
atorr
Deschon
was
ijjmuiu
icver.
scariei
lever,
and
tulerculosis.
All
were
nreventahle
I
WM
naln
,ne
rn8
r
Jame
Fer
except
pneumonia,
cancer
and
influenza.
Dr.
Speechley
said.
i
hey
eat
very
little
Battery
Curveitt
Peanut
tubes
are
little
tubes
with
the
small
appetites.
They
ask
less
of,
and
give
more
to
radio
sets
than
any
tube
you
ever
used.
Buy
to-day
and
have
power
with
economy.
Amateurs-put
tnem
Into
your
next
set
and
have
real
reception.
3.q0
each
Victor
Northern.
Electric
Peanut
Tubes
gu.
pioneer
stockman
after
whom
the
county
of
Fergus
wa
named
and
who
had
about
4.000
head
of
cattle
on
pasture
between
the
bad
lands
and
th!
Moccasin
mountalna.
"At
the
time
Alex
Yule,
who
in
later
yean
wa
a
well
known
resident
of
the
Belt
creek
valley
engaged
in
the
saw
mill
business,
had
a
contract
getting
out
timber
for
buildings
and
fence
bn
the
Fergus
ranch,
and
Deschon.
with
his
two
uncles.
Tom
Lawrence,
a
rrench
half-breed,
and
Alfred
Walker,
a
white,
wa
engaged
In
putting
up
a
15-mlle
fence
and
wa
cutting
timber
on
a
flat
In
the
foothill
about
IS
mile
from
the
mountain.
"For
three
mornings
In
succession
Deschon
had
missed
his
axe
from
the
plsce
where
he
had
deposltled
It
on
the
preceding
evenings,
and
It
had
been
found
some
distance
away.
The
same
thing
happened
on
the
morning
In
quesUon
and
Deschon
determined
to
solve
the
mystery
.
This
day
he
had
hi
six-shooter
In
his
belt
and
thu
armed
he
started
on
a
reconnatsance.
He
soon
found
bear
tracks
ln
the
toft
dirt
under
the
pine
bow
and
decided
that
the
bear
wa
to
blame
for
the
carrying
oS
of
hi
axe.
KTKKI'
PITCH
"Later
Deschon
mounted
steep
pitch
for
the
purpose
of
there
cutting
some
fence
post
and
through
an
opening
In
the
timber
he
dencried
the
grizzly.
Hej
armed
with
a
44
caliber
Winchester
carbine,
accompanied
him.
Reaching
the
brush
where
the
two
unetes
were
waiting
they
left
their
horse
and
Started
to
track
tbe
bear
through
the
ijruth.
"At
the
second
opening
Deachon
saw
the
bear
where
It
had
stopped
tor
lunch
at
an
ant
hlU.
Deschon
shot
the
:ear.
merely
wounding
It.
and
tt
dU-
i
appeared
Into
the
brush
with
the
youag
men
struck
out
to
the
terrorize
the
lndUn
Tonowlng
The
bear
bad,
jumped
country
mis
nay
mey
naa
ai-
mil
ilJtw,y,
tTcm
tte
without
leavtef
kUled
three
men
when
they
carat
ready
any
ua.kl
w
rtlow
whten
wtr
to
Alex
and.
with
little
questioning.
Drschon
,Urtd
back
sad
tt
placed
the
noose
around
his
neck.
There
nU
UDelc
mmlD
nA
u
WM
dHM
was
no
use
of
argument,
he
was
a
,he
uncJr
ttv3Uia
go
around
tbe
dup
stranger
to
them
all.
but
then.
In
that
ot
b.aih
whu,
rchoo
went
thraufii
it
frightful
dilemma,
a
neighbor-
son
.
WM
folkwtog
Deachon
at
some
hove
in
view
on
horseback
and
ordered
cliUI4ce
wnea
ue
Indian
finally
the
release
of
our
friend,
who
was
cime
upoa
,
tte
brush
and
ready
to
fight
single
banded
any
one
u
made
fof
,
ttnli
a
of
them
with
fist
or
gun.
which
but
momentarily
stuniwd
Uy
The
Oreat
Falls
Tribune
of
recent
Wg
orMU
The
sheU
tbe
la
Desehoo
a
scale
were
it
not
for
the
heavy
obligations
of
the
Tokio
government
.
recm"
"
rifle
and
before
he
cotud
extract
it
and
private
interests
as
a
direct
mlt
of
that
disaster.
jwhEh
SUtS'JT
The
Japanese
money
market
is
prevented
from
returning
toiPrt.
An
Indian
had
been
savagely
j
,Mr
Grl.ly
grabbed
Deschon
and
normal
by
the
problem
of
these
"earthquake
bills,"
amounting
to
ap-'tUcked
by
grt2Iy
nd
Mtx
o
tn
ground,
oaught
bin,
proximately
$115,000,000,
according
to
advice
received
by
business
VwiS
Te
JTy'
,
JST
dLL
interests
here.
on
the
wagon
and.
with
hU
jplaced
,f,t
llme
U)Itw
hu
eaarmou,
tmu
Several
moratorium
arrangements
have
been
made
by
the
Jap-'1"111'
mulM-
Al"
out
,or
the
dociupon
the
Indian
boy.
fighting
a
be
anese
government
since
the
earthquake
to
relieve
th
financial
crisis
atr.
Z'TTLZT
and
when
the
Imperial
Diet
met
last
October
a
further
extension
vas;tlme
the
little
streams
were
swollen.
,nU
bare,
h4Du
endeavoring
to
how
the
granted
for
one
year
for
the
discounting
of
losses
up
to
$50,000,000.
u
WM
"
he
WM
driving
acros
one
.,.,
j,,.,
ttom
gbm,
hUB
The
"earthquake
bills"
originally
we
about
$215,000,000
and
fcJTvJTJt'J?
thTdTer
IJy
ZV
about
$100,000,000
of
them
have
been
redeemed
In
other
words,
the
j
was
endeavoring
to
make
the
other
tulU
tol9
b9f.t
j4W
theJ
oU
country
is
gradually
rebuilding
it
credit
"and
is
becoming
morei,de-
No
tune
could
to,t-
,er
'
him
acres
the
forehead
In
the
mean
-
able
to
buy
extensively
in
world
market.
Evidence
of
this
is
shown
'"tfLL
.
in
the
facj
that
Japan
will
be
the
heaviest
foreign
buyer
of
British
creek.
Finally,
where
the
raft
floated
Columbia
this
year,
with
the
single
exception
of
the
United
States.
!CMr
om
nhes.
the
rescurer
were
able
to
reach
box
and
sufferer
and
drag
IS
THIS
REAcO
ithem
ashore
and
the
Journey
oonttaued.
FOR
MILD
CLIMATE.
Although
stories
told
by
seafaring
men
are
not
always
given'
-J
A
1-
-
.
!
1
.
.
,
...
.
.
'
he
still
had
hi
six-shooter
and
drawing
the
weapon
be
discharged
fire
bulleu
into
Xb
bear
which
tba
fell
away
from
him
5-t"MMoi:i
m:i.r
'
The
Oreat
Falls
Tribune
reports
the
,t
w1
hu
compuMaa
accident
told
tbe
Indian
u
by
4t
pn
hto,
ad
nabmb!
help
H
was
plael
in
a
won
ami
drlirra
hj
riding
In
pocket
on
the
opposite
sides
ot
tbe
same
horse,
pulled
each
other's
hair
across
the
back
of
the
horse.
"Most
of
hi
life
he
lived
around
Choteau.
where
hi
mother
lived
and
died,
and
he
came
to
the
a
lacier
park
region
about
1J
yeara.
ago,
now
being
employed
on
a
ranch
on
the1
reservation
about
three
miles
from
the
DlaclerPark
hotel
on
tha
opposite
aide
of
tbe
Two
Medicine
river.
Deachon
lived
among
the
Cree,a
great
deal,
sometimes
up
in
Canada.
He
speaks
English.
French,
Chippewa
and
Cree."
MINY
HAPPY
RCTI'KNM
This
little
story
would
hardly
be
complete
without
wishing
our
LAND
ACT
mitki;
or
iti:ntio
to
,m,v
to
to
ti:K
UMI
In
Prlncs
Rupsn
Land
Record
nx
DI-irtct
of
Pnncc
Rupert,
and
situate
on
ne
north
Short
oi
crescent
w.c
uidt
migni
oe
aae
to
mem.
were
IS
persistent
specula-
-in
a
terrflc
hand
to
band
nghtwiaialA,
T"
u
u.TT
J:
Moresby
Island.
Queen
Caarlou.
bland,
tion
on
the
mild
climate
of
(he
B.C.
coast
amontr
th.
9!!nr
,h,,..
k...
-i.
TUIe
U'
fc0"m1
'
a
the
Province
of
British
Columbia
a&d
who
cross
the
Pacific
from
Chfria
and
Japan
to
this
coast,
and
the
f
creek
country
in
central
Montana
near-majority
of
them
contend
that
the
Japanese
earthquake
has
been
the
If
half
a
century
ago.
Joe
Deschon.
a
cause
of
the
mild
weather
during
the
last
few
years.
,'ywung
Chippewa
Indian
was
frightfuuy
The
Euro
Siwo,
or
Black
River,
which
originates
in
the
semi-1
,r0Unde,
nMr,n"
eaXlTt
Mt
M
tropical
waters
off
the
coast
of
Japan,
has
for
many
years
swept'0'
nU
low
,,w
tom
out
and
uilJ
across
the
Pacific
and
down
the
western
coast
of
this
continent
and
f"?
"
ln
the
top
ot
hU
btAd
17
has
been
held
responsible
for
the
warm
climate
of
California
and
LZ,tT!
tL
of
hi.
Mnfi!!?
f
Vlt
f
RriUshumbia
i.h.uTg'nteT'
2J
claimed
that
as
a
result
of
the
Japanese
earthquake
and
the
upheavals
at
hu
home
on
the
Biackfeet
in-which
resulted
m
the
sea
bottom,
the
course
of
the
current
has
been
dian
reservation
few
miles
east
of
deflected
so
that
it
strikes
this
coast
closer
to
Vancouver
Island,
oiader
Park
station
he
u
frequently
There
is
not
much
doubt
that
the
earthquake
caused
a
severe
shift,M'ii
upon
by
tourists
to
relate
the
in
the
ocean
floor
just
west
of
Japan
for
soundings
have
determined
iduUt-
that
water
once
known
to
be
excentionallv
Hpon
I
now
rmMr,.l
w
iviotlKs
tively
shallow.
.
FIFTY
PER
CENT
DIE
BEFORE
THEIR
TIME,
Fifty
per
cent
of
the
people
in
Canada
die
before
n
the
opinion
of
Dr.
H.
M.
Speechley.
one
of
the
leaders
of
WIn--)aw
with
which
to
chew
hi.
food.
port
uagtnBK.
where
he
finally
recovered
and
25
day
slier
the
happen-lag
he
was
out
and
returned
to
the
eene
of
hi
conflict,
for
the
pur
km
Ue
ays.
of
recovering
hi
pipe
which
he
has
lost
In
the
fray.
"HU
Jaw
boa,
with
five
teeth.
stUl
adhering
to
It,
had
beee
picked
up
by
x
aoc
be
head
v!
the
Inlet
TAKE
NOTICE
that
James
Field,
of
Prince
Rupert.
BC
.
occupation
Marine
Broker
Intestds
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
he
following
descflbed
land
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
on
the
lortb
shore
of
Crescent
Inlet,
about
na
and
a
half
tnUes
from
the
head
of
the
n!t:
thence
northwesterly
30
chsim
beacf
soMthwttteriy
30
chain,
thence
his
uncles,
and
when,
hearty
a
month
,
ou'.heasterlr
2Q
chain;
thence
north
after
th
fight
he
returned
to
get
hi
;
30
ihif'
V"1
eonUln,n
,wtT
11
4VA
nun
Or
IG&M
then
badly
decomposed.
Deachon
say
It
was
a
'dog'
meaning
a
male,
and
that
it
must
have
weighed
about
800-pound.
"Deschon
I
a
full-blood
Chippewa
Indian
now
about
64.
He
was
born
in
Wisconsin
but
ha
been
In
Montana
since
a
far
back
a
memory
can
carry
blm.
He
think
he
came
Into
the
JAMES
FIELD.
Applicant.
I
I
IN
PROBATE
IX
TIIK
M
I'KKME
I'Ol
KT
Of
ltHltlM
roi.iiiu
j
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
I
Act:
and
(
'n
the
Matter
of
the
EsUte
ot
Clark
Edward
Bronson.
Deceased.
Intestate.
order
of
Ills!
northwest
with
horse
and
Uavols.
He
TAKE
TAKE
NOTICE
NOTICE
that
that
by
by
say
m
in
thn
those
day
th.
tbe
Indian
Tnritint
,...
carried
Honor.
Judge
Kcbfrtaon.
the
13th
day
ox
3emb.r
v
,M(J(
i
was
appointed
iu
ics
(mk
nuuj
on
aminjstratcr
oi
m
estate
01
ciara
the
ide
of
horse
and
that
he
can
re-
tdward
Brocaon.
detested,
and
all
parties
j
TJie.
most
-
prevalent
of
human
-ailments
in
the
Dominion
17
er
ot
whn
bl
tue
with
ing
claim
ataint
the
said
eut
r
t.-
m
Mituivuta
ill
iuc
LJ
J
illl
i
I
U
II
were
WCfC
'
J
w
wiu
mKnb-.
-h.
n.
,nd
-
it..
.
mmm
.
i
t
lcrfDT
rrauifm
to
w
furnish
lurnuj
same,
unc,
dtd
pro
the
social
diseases
pneumonia,
cancer,
influenza,
diphtheria,
weasels,
'
"
DM'
PUce
47
T
no.
He
'icreby
required
,
Sthr
vcruiea
to
m
on
or
oeror
me
,
day
of
January.
AX)
1927.
and
all
,
turtles
indebted
to
the
estate
art
rt-'
quired
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith,
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
I
Official
Administrator.
Prince
It
u
pert.
BC
Dated
tbe
18th
day
of
December.
AX).
iaa.
WATER
NOTICE.
!IVKKS!On"TsI
L'KE.
TAKE
NOTICE
'
that
Department
of
'
Public
Work
of
Canada,
whose
address
I
is
Ottawa,
will
apply
for
licence
to
take
and
use
3
XXX)
gallon-
pr
day
ot
water
out
of
unnamed
stream,
which;
now
eastwardly
and
drain
into
Dodn
Cove
on
the
eaat
aide
of
Dtftby
Iiland,
!
B.C.
The
water
will
be
diverted
f
row
i
good
;
the
stream
at
a
point
about
100
feet
I
friend
Alex
-many
happy
return
of
tho
,tn
1P2?'M
cPr?I
I
w
i
.
,
.
,
.
.
.
,
subdivision
of
part
of
Lot
IBM.
Ring
'
day.
It
is
.u
the
sincere
wish
of
his
,
v
,
4nd
vBj
be'
U"d
for
domestic
pur-host
of
friends
In
the
older
lands
and
i
pose
upon
the
land
described
a
Dodge
in
thU
new
land
that
he
may
enjoy
L
!
good
health
In
the
year
to
come,
and
192a.
A
copy
of
this
notice
and
an
ap
never
be
any
older
Uian
"forty-five."
IN
I'ICOUATE.
ix
tiik
m
immrrTTuiT
or
hiutimi
C
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Ml!l
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act:
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Andrew
Aim,
otherwise
known
as
Anders
Aim.
Deceased.
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
HU
Honor.
Judge
Robertson,
the
loth
day
of
December.
AX).
1B28.
I
waa
appointed
Administrator
of
tha
estate
of
Andrew
Aim,
otherwise
known
a
Anders
Aim.
deceased,
and
all
partle
having
claim
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
re
quired
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified
plication
pursuant
memo
and
to
lb
I
"Water
Act"
will
be
filed
In
the
office
or
the
water
Recorder
at
Prince
Rupert-
Objection
to
the
application
may
be
filed
with
the
said
Water
Recorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
of
Water
Rixhts,
,
parliament
Buildings.
Victoria,
BC.
within
thirty
days
after
the
first
ap-1
pearance
of
this
notice
ln
a
local
news
'
paper.
The
date
of
the
first
publication
of
this
notice
is
November
24,
1B2,
DKPARTMENT
OP
PUBLIC
WORKS,
CANADA,
Applicant.
By
J.
P.
Porde.
District
Engineer.
1
Agent,
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
or
INTENTION-
TO
APPLY
TO,
TO
ITItniAM:
LAND
had
previously
shot
a
bear
from
the
.n
.
v1
rX'
i"".
.?'
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
DIs-
back
of
hi.
horse
and
having
received
deblTd'to
th.
..tale
ti
tXr
'.
Mnh
IlOriD
nOf
OI
IH
OUth
Arm
Of
......
.
-
......
thft
imniint
nf
(hlr
InrlohtiifinMi
miline
u
Us
l?
a
larn
nim
inr
in
nit
n
1
in
-"
-
.
C
.
.
V
r
forthwith.
bounties
from
stockmen,
and
he
de-
NORMAN
A.
WATT
elded
he
would
cash
ln
on
this
more
Prince
Rupert."
B.C.
uncles
were
Tasoo
Harbor.
Moresby
Island,
jQusen
Charlotte
Islands,
Province
of
British
cciumoia.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Jamr
field,
ot
1.
Returning
to
where
hi.
Daled
tn,
3Ut"
ocemb.?,
D.
'
Wis
?oC';nD15UFoV,n?rm',
at
work
he
told
them
of
1928.
re
th?
?oKg
"bcS
tne
near
ana
ot
nis
intention
to
return
.
....
.
,'land:
home
for
hi
rifle.
J
CW.MI
rtlMha
Al
l
1
commencing
at
a
post
planted
on
the
"Mounting
h)s
horse
he
rode
back
to
the
camp
and
told
his
aunt
to
brlmr
.
-
1
i
v
1
1
w
ovuiu
im
u.
mjo
liar-
TAKE
NOTICE
that
LIPSETT
CUN-
b,ir.
Moresby
Uland.
quern
Charlotte
ninuiifli
lu.
LiMiitu
in"
mt
ex-:
isvsnas.
in
tn
j'rovince
01
British
Col
out
his
gun,
a
45-70
single
shot
while
Prtlon
of
o
month
from
th
first
umbla,
about
6
chain
from
th.
end
of
I
h.
..Zil
..k!.
v
.
,l
.
!
Publication
of
tbl.
Notice
intend
tu
the
Oovernment
trail;
thenc.
10
chains
When
ready
,
apply
to
th.
Rcglstrsr
of
Companies
for
northeasterly;
thence'
10
chain
north.
to
go
hi
aunt
handed
him
hi
own,lne
approval
of
the
change
of
nsm.
t.
wester
y
thence
10
cluln
southwester-
gun,
and
44
rim
fir.
rifle
carrying
LiMrTrn
mwuvb
five
shell
for
on
of
hi
uncle.
Ai
DATED
at
Vancouwer
DC
wa
at
the
camp,
mounted
til
own
horse
and
thU
10th
le-s
ly-
tnence
10
cnains
southeasterly,
and
rontIn;nz
twenty
120)
acres,
niorn
nr
who.
white
man,
m.n
ni.b
Dick
Dean,
who
.k
....
.
tv.'dsv
of
December
A
D.
1920
JAMrn
vin
r
I..
....
..
.
LADNER
tt
CANTELON
Annllcant
U'lUcltor
lor
the
Applicants,
Dated
November
29,
1920.
in
Wednesday's
Issue
The
Daily
News
for
a
further
announcement
of
their
annual
Temptation
Sa
which
will
surprise
you
Amazingly
Truthful
Reproduction
Muling
every
record
d
iu
beat.
Thin
n-w
Urunwik
quickly
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heart
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music
lover
everywhere
The
caae,
too,
is
beautiful
beyond
the
usual.
Come
in
and
say
I
want
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hear
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new
ie
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a
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Make
Sure
to
See
The
Advertisem
ent
Acme
of
the
rr?ir
V
Importers
J.
LORNE
MacLAREN,
Ltd.
Third
Avenue,
Corner
Fifth
Street
XMAS
GIFTS
PERFUMES
From
the
best
French,
English,
American
and
("anadi
,n
r
from
.-lie
IVrfume
SeK
from
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French
Ivory
and
TortoWnhell
Good
Mnnlcure
Seln,
from
2?-.
'
Toilet
Set
to
,
Also
by
the
Hinirie
piece.-,
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Hrushcs,
Shaving
llrunhn.
Fancy
Stallone
Chocolate,
etc
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WINDOWS
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21
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Canadian
National
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iri
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