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DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday,
Aug.
18,
1926.
Conservative
Scheme
to
'
Delay
Old
Age
Pensions.
The
Conservatives
are
opposed
lu
the
idea
of
old
age
pensions.
The
Consccvnlive
majority
in
the
Senate
defeated
the
bill,
which
should
now
have
been
law.
Seeing
that
there
is
a
demand
for
this
measure
on
the
part
of
the
people
whose
voles
ihey-want,
the
Conservatives
have
hit
on
a
scheme
fo
put
off
the
parsing
of
such
a
measure.
They
say
they
will
first
have
a
meeting
f
the
representatives
of
the
provinces
an3
try
to
get
them
to
agree
lo
a
general
scheme.
This
is
likely
to
take
time
and
will
also
probably
fail,
but
if
it
does
they
will
have
someone
el.se
to
blame.
Those,
who
wish
to
-see
a
pension
scheme
passed
should
support
those
who
will
support
Mackenzie-
King.
Very
soon,
if
senators
voiiliiiiie
to
die,
the.
Senate
will
be
Liberal
ami
it
will
then
be
possible
to
nut
through
Liberal
measures
without
having
the
Senate
holding
a
cJulr
over
their
heads
all
the
time.
Give
King
Majority
And
Vote
For
Progress.
lu
spile
of
all
the
blue
ruin
talk
of
Premier
Meighen
everyone
knows
that
Ihe
country
is
niore
prosperous
today
than
it
'was
under
the
former
administration.
Immigrants
are
cominc
in
and
are
being
absorbed
on
lire
land
and
this
year
would
have
been
a
very
busy
one
had
it
not
'been
necessary
lo
hold
an
elecr
Uon.
Elections
always
make
business
stagnant.
The
only
way
to
gel
a
more
permanent
condition
is
lo
return
Mackenzie
King
with
a
larger
majority
and
then
.watch
the
country
go
ahead.
Prince
Rupert
should
be
particularly
interested
in
-this.
Just
Got
Start,
Then
Why
the
Brakes?
Prince
Rupert
is
iust
about
to
start.
Then,
why
nut
on
the
.brakes?
Why
band
us
overbnee
more
lo
Ihe
lender
mercies
of
a
Conservative
Government?
Any
person
who
lives
in
Prince
Rupert
and
who
votes
Tory
is
a
fit
subject
for
brain
examination.
It
has
taken
time
to
put
the
city
.
.on
its
feet,
so
now
let
us
keep
going.
Increase
in
Electric
Power
This
Year.
The
'generation
of
electric
power
in
Canada
is
on
the
in
crease
and
that
is
an
indication-
of
indtistrinl
prosperity.
The
Royal
Rank,
report,
just
received,
says
in
this
respect:
"The
amount
of
electric
power
generated
in
Canada
for
Can
ddian
ntf
;diiritiR
the
first
five
months
of
1020
Mirpnd
that
proilncjeir
in
the
eorrespomlilig
months
in
1025
by
17
jer
cent
and
that
of
b"
-18
per
cent.
Increased
growth
in
Canadian
use
of
electric
power
is
indicative
of
increased
industrial
ac
tivity,
miice
a
mncli
larger
proportion
of
the-electric
.power
gen
ernp'u
in
uanaua
is
nsen
lor
mmisitjau
purposes
man
in
-more,
thickly
sejtled
countries
where
there
is
a
larger
proportional
amount
used
Tor
lighting."
Miners
Are
Men
Who
Are
Helping
the
Country.
Thu
miners
arc.llie
men
who
nre
helping
develop
the
conn
tQ-
and
making
it
prosperous.
.Yesterday
we
told
of
a
mine
about
to
be
developed
by
Iluke
Harris
and
associates
on
Rusting
Arm,
near
Anyox.
He
may
not
be
thinking
about
.
that.
Probably
he
is
trying.
:lo
make
a
little
money
for
himself,,
but
he
would
dig
it
out
of
'ihe
ground.
The
'producers
a.e
the
people
who
count
and
that
is
what
we
want
in
this
norlli
country.
There
nre
plenty-
of
office
men,
but
always
a
lack
of
.real
producers.
Here's
lo
the
miner
who
wrestles
with
mother"
earth
for
Ihe
riches
that
lie
buried
beneath
her
bosom.
Health
for
the
kiddies
SHREDDED
WHEAT
BuUc
prftd
bofrs
and
goed
diffftwn
Delicious
with
milk
or
fruiti
SNAKES
SKUNKS
LIBERALS
AND
PROGRESSIVES
Professor
LeacocK
Thinks
All
Should
Be
Driven
Out
of
Land
So
Tories
May
Rule.
Education
is
a
wonderful
tiling.
says
the
Edmonton
Bulletin.
Prof.
Stephen
I.eaeocfc,
speaking
at
a
Tory
nominating
convention
last
I
week,
In
the
presence
of
Premier,
Meigheu,
pictured
the
happy
nays,
that
are
in
store
ror
Canada
when
the
last
Liberal
and
Progressive
has
been
silenced
and
tho
beauti
ful,
ccmelery-like
sileirte
of
Tory-j
ism
falls
over
the
land.
He
suhi:i
"The
snakes
have
been
driven:
out
of
Canada;
the
skunks
have'
been
nearly
all
exterminated,
j
Now
there
are
only
Ihe
Liberals;
and
J'mjfressives
10
e
jroi
nu
m.
Bolshevik
Sentiments
If
a
teamster
or
a
mucker
or
a
coal
miner
had
uttered
these
sentiments,
he
would
have
been
misunderstood.
The
police
would
probably
have
arrested
him
a
a
Bolshevik.
Charitable
people
would
have
deplored
the
effect
of
stroiw
drink
upon
the
common
people.
But
the
standing
of
the!
professor
as
a
scholar
aiuLa
Jiter-ateur
saves
him
from
such
'suspicion.
The
professor,
as
a
matter
of
fact,
is
a
specialist
in
political
economy.
Be
believes
that
'"a-nada
can
become
rich
iy
increasing
the
price
of
farm
implement,
tools,
clothing,
bonis
and
shoes,
and
the
necessaries
of
life.
His
millionaire
friends
back
East
who
control
big
monopolies
fully
agree
with
him.
When
the
professor
speaks
ex
cathedra,
as
he
did
at
the
Tory
picnic,
they
dole
upon
hi
words,
for
money
magnates
dearly
love
the
voice
if
authority.
They
think
the
professor's
opinions
are
authoritative
and
free
from
bias;
that
his
remarks
show
academic
restraint
and
catholicity
or
thought.
Sticky
Mess
Bow
then
can
the
Tory
mille-
nium
be
brought
about?
Snakes
have
been
exterminated
by
shot
guns
and
skunks
by
sleel
traps
Bur
Liberals
and
Progressives
would
he
such
a
sticky
mess
for
the
learned
professor
to
soil
his
lily-while
hands
on.
The
common
people
will
have
to
he
invoked.
Anything
(hat
is
-to
be
done
had
hctter
be
done
before
September'
li.
11
is
suggested
Ilia
t
Bon.
Mr.
Meighen
and
the
shadow
cabinet
hnuld
issue
an
Order-in-Council
under
Ihe
Oame
Act
declaring-an
open
season
for
Liberals
and
Pro
gressives,
and.
giving
a
bounty
of
$5
a
hide
for
every
Liberal,
Pro
gressive
and
Lahorite
who
bt
ex
terminated.
In
a
city
the
izc
of
Edmonton
here
j
room
for
many
trap
lines,
'reference
should
be
given
in
is
suing
the
licenses
to
those
Tories.
who
wen
disappointed
in
not
be
ns
made
returning
officers
or
cjgistrar.
Card
of
Membership
fir
if
the
professor
and
his
mo
ney
barons
cannol
wait,
why
not
put
lo
the
sword
every
man.
wo
man
and
child
in
Canada
who
can
nol
produce
a
rani
flf
membershiii
showing
that
they
have
mid
their
dollar
to
the
Tory
Association?
This
would
be
a
more
humane
lealh
than
compelling
everyone.
not
a
'I
ory,
lo
read
a
copy
of
Prof.
Leacock's
works.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
aya:
Did
you
hear
about
life
lour
I
jsi
who
asueu
one
oi
me
provincial
police
the
nearest
wav
to
the
Art
Gallery
Two
hairdressers
'fought
duel
n
Paris
recently.
It
Is
said
they-are1
still
alive
because
they
both
bobbed
when
the
or
der
lo
fire
was
given.
A
Judge
has
suggested
that
cookery
book
be
given
free
with
every
marriage
license.
But
what
man
wants
to
study
cookery
book?
Most
women
nowadays
take
man
for
belter
or
divorce.
The
latest,
addition
familiar
compact
of
women
is
a
can-opener.
Some
meji
lose
their
and
sie.l
married
while
get
married
anoe,
to
the
married
balance
others
and
lose
their
bal
If
a
woman
won't
do
work
for
$2'
per
hour,
house.
thul'1
Child
Life
protected
Soiled
hand
and
faces
ire
natural
to
childhood,
but
wherever
there
is
din
there
is
danger
danger
of
infection
to
tender
skins.
The
antiseptic
ingredients
of
Lifebuoyf-the
world's
most
widely
used
soapare
your
sure
protection
against
skin
infection.
Give
the
children
and
your-self
the
delight
of
Lifebuoy.
Lb-570
nriue:
poi
worn
A
caterpillar
ed
worm.
V
tntt
Bnxfcm
Liimttd
Toronto
he'll
do
it
fo,'
nothing,
I
hat
s
marriage
Did
you
ever
hear
of
speaking;
Esperanto
like
live?
m,n
na
if
a
cat
has
nine
lives
you'd
need
a
nine
chambered
gun
which
lit
shoot
one.
is
an
uplioller
A
wnriian
re.-enUy
slapped
Iipp
husband's,
face
after
&
gme
t
brfafcre.
Won-Vr
If
ho
followed
suit
With
a
club!
What
a
lifel
But
stHl
wouldn't
be
wilhoul
it.
we
A
giraffe
l
one-
of
the
hej
ronverrulioiialisl
in
the
zec-beeause
be
can
open
his
mouth
without
putting
his
foot
in
it
Holding
the
breath
'J
good
for
the
health.
It
s
a
wonder
more
politician
are
not
siok.
The
latest
in
Paris
Is
dresws
lo
mateh
the
voice.
Suv
we-know
what
U
tho
mailer
with.
the
dress
of
some
ladies.
Probably
it
was
the
federal
elections
that
made
the
Sells-I'loto
elephants
wild
when
they
cached
Canada.
SATURDAY
LAST
DAY
SOCKEYE
RUN
!
ON
NAAS
RIVER
(From
tluverumeiil
lb-port
Iliii
iiiK
I
lie
last
few
years
(;
Naas
River
snokeye
runs
have
been
of
particular
mleresi
because
I
hey
have
shown
notice
able
inconsistent
variation
which
eaaliol
be
explained
hy
obvious
reason.
.
-s
lias
been
pointed
out
by
lr?.
Blber,
Ihe
cycle
in
this.nvep
is
de
nude
v
a
rive
,
ear
n.
"
illustrate
11m
nronnteiieie
the
following
examples
are
cited:
The
ruit
of
l21
was
except
ion
-
ullv
Poor,
although
Hie
brno.-
year,
tutu,
aeenrumg
u
too
m-tv
or.
I
and
colld
HODS
OH
Ilie
snuwnlnE
grounds,
was
excel
lent.
Vice
versa,
in
l'J2S
I
here
occurred
one
of
the
largesi
runs
or
reeenl
years,
and
yet
I'D
i.er
eenl
of
the
run
was
hatchM
from
eggs
spawned
in
1917
which
is
recorded
us
a
very
nc-
dioere
vein
cn-es,.
Hr.t
(iilberi
says
:
Tile
nature
of
liir
exrepnouul
ei.iidiiions,
favorable
or
un
i
a
viable,
which
were
re
upoattiiile
foi
these
contradictor)
results
is
not
known
to
us."
Tin'
,al
three
years
have
shown
a
closer
correspondence
beivvee
i
Ihe
pack
and
their
hrood-years
Cac
15123
--
l7-2
Illtt
105
...
1018
...
HUH
lUJO
In
spile
f
the
fact
a.t,avo
1U.351
Ul.SIll
ni.7
n)
that
thee
last
three
year
have
conformed
more
nearly
lo
expewtaiiry
ai
-cording
t.i
pack
recorils,
there
i
still
-onie
dir.iepanc)
lie-j
tween
actual
return
and
pre
)
die
led
returns
la-ei
on
the
spawning
3riuud
iMndilion.
tor
instance,
in
UMl
the
spuwn-
tv
IhiN
presented
a
vety
unfav-
orble
Hpot,
bat
olio
of
the
srrcatAAl
runs
the
X&a
un
anown
ivcurml
In
littl.
The
pack
ol
I
U25
was
small,
par
ticularly
In
eompurisoii
witu
those
of
ti
22
and
H'-t,
bill
II
Mas
expecteit.
no',
only
beeanse
of
the
amall
iaek
ol
Ihe
nmod-
year.
ID.'O,
but,
in
addition,
In
spector
Hickman
was
of
tli
o-,.mio
that
tbe
run
of
IV30
w;i
not
m
latw
as
any
other
year
on
record,
with
the
jmuhIM
ex
iceiiiion
ol
ivjy.
Only
,5
iter
rent
of
the
pftcK
was
derived
from
.he
I
run
and
an
unusually
high
perrenlage
(.1)
formed
the
four-year-old
oir-veiir-io-lake
.
group.
Tin
is
very
ilifficull
lu
understand,
partleitiarty
a
inee
individuals
Vr
desceiidanls
of
the
ItfJI
run,
wlikth
is
the
smallest
on
rword
(1,8ft
1
ra).
Ii
U,
possible
that
we
have
erred
in
nome
of
our
drinuialioin,
tiverlooklng
a
very
small
first
winter
in
the
lake,
and
cons,
queutly
placing;
individual,
wbi.'h
.enlly
If'oiuicd
in
the'
live-year-obl
tw-years-in-lake
Class,
in
the
four-year-old
one-
year-in-iake
group.
Condition
of
Run
rear
lias
leen
expressed
thai!
the
.Naas
run
is
declining.
Tb
results
of
this
war's
pack,
to
FAR
RFfFIVINfi
VERSES
r"""'r
w""
knowledge
mat
Limerick
Competition
Closes
Ab
solutely
on
Saturday
Even-lino
of
This
Week
The
I.irnerick
competition
clos(tt
absolutely
on
...fcaturdaj-j
cvenfnir
for
tVsideniiT
of
prince
Rupert
and
Jor
out
of
town
residents
verses
niUst
be
malldd
not
later
th,m
uaturday,
a
rca.1-oiRihlc
time
being
allowed
for
them
to
arrive.
Following
are'
one
or
Iwo
of
the
limericks
sub
mitted
A
town
that
was
noted
for
rain
Had
a
Ooveriiuiont
Morehouse
foi
rfrain;
Said
Meighen
when
he
viewel
il.
v
,
"I
always
had
iiied
It
Your
right
to
exist
now
is
plain"
The
man
who
will
do
thu
right
thing
And
once
more
prosperity
bring,
Is
Brady
the
leather,
Most
excellent
preacher,
But
he
hasn't
any
use
for
Ih'j
Kiiiig.
There
once
was'a
a
'candidate,
Brady,
For
Ottawa
lie
was
bound
maybe
I
But
ftlnrk
changed
his
mind
And
like
the
stork'
kind,
Left
Brady
behind.
like
Ihe
ha
by.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Mrs.
O.
B.
Flevvlif,
Port
.Simpson;
fleorgii
Bupert,
Anyox:
'Kinar
Milkspn
nod
Ncls
Xeslund,
Ketchikan;
T.
Haunell,
Anyox.
I
from
the
smallest
run
on
record,
nre
not
encouraging.
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the
other
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year
Inspector;
Hickman
observed
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far
prealet
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of
spawning
fish
Ihani
he
hud
seen
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any
previou
year,
and
he
aUft
reported
enormous
number
of
soekeye
ninsi.j
el
below
both
upper
and
lower
falls.
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experience
has
taught
that
prediction
are
not
neces
sarily
realized
in
tips
river.
'Conseipienlly
a
few
more
year
must
pass
nefnre
Ihe
real
eon-dilion
of
the
Xaas
run
is
definitely
known.
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