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me
wjift'""
Tius
arF
ntntf
JJ
"
inclUflg
"the
gold
,
c
a
jnbuld.
These
arr
,
o
have
bubble
and
be
met,
hat
soft.
in
iers
are
made
liy
homlinir
a
-
Mjt
of'gpkl
and
Joining
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kind,
tuijnmpi
ed
ifcwffin
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Id
ip
c
of
irlrildTliPni'
ore
in
and
hard
anil
will
wear
niui
li
longer.
pi
en
from
050
Io-$I5.00,
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&
Jewellers
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and
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$1.50
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aim
to
please
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311
Third
Avenus,
ll
.1
been
taken
over
from
Ucorgn
Kerr
by
J.
Preece
w
h
Scaly
and
Doodion
Fresh
Meats
irrlirlng
Twice
Weekly
from
the
Bulkley
Valley
Phone
178
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
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LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
tS.
crtae,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Band
and
Gravel.
We
Iptclallie
In
Plan
an
Furniture
Bevlno.
MILK
Prom
Bulkley
Valley
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MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
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specially
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our
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Cream
at
15o
for
-lf
I'lnt.
Quality
and
Service
Special
Icq
Delivery
Barvlce
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
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NO
PUBLICITY
FOR
G.
B.
SHAW
England's
Great
Writer
Refused
Ute
of
Broadcast
by
Conservative
Government
In
England.
SUPPRESS
OPPOSITION
Says
Trotsky
Will
Laugh
at
Spectacle
of
British
Parliamentary
Institutions.
I).IK.
Au
jr.
H,
(My
M,,H
Dcrrihrd
Shaw's
seventieth
birtlfdiy
was'
-celebrated
.al
tin
UOfpr.MPlropole.
Tln
al
tendance
al
lhr
dinner
was
small
lull
II
was
highly
condensed.
Almo'l
everybody
present
was
Identified
mure
or
les
closely
and
more
or
less
prominently
with
the
Labor
movement.
Ilamsay
MarDonald,
Hip
lalir
of
Hip
party.
presided,
llaniay
MacDonald,
in
proros.
lug
Mr.
Shaw
lion
1
Hi
mild:
I
regret
very
miicli
o
say
thai
nw
inn
in
Hip
mallues
of
mind
of
Hip
government
its
ullpr
Inca
parity
In
guaae
uhal
U
In
Hip
hearts
of
our
people
Air.
Shaw
I
nut
beitwf
broadcasted
tonight
"Shame."
The
government
asked
iiip
lo
give
a
guarantee
on
liphalf
of
sitaw
Dial
Iip
would
not
!
con-J
ti-ovei-sial
-
'much'
laughter
mi
pi
tli
In-
topics.
Therefore.
Iho-1
roughly
detesting
Hip
sinallness
r
mind
which
put
up
urh
a
con
ln
ton
I
declined
il."
illpar,
i
hrar
.
Mr.
Shaw's
Speech
llprnard
Shaw
wa
received
wilh
nniusiapiii.
The
audience
tanjt
"For
lie
A
Jolly
liood
Frllow,"
and
cheered
him
again
anil
aain.
Hp
said:
"Of
lalp
years
Hip
pub-lir
tiap
been
mosl
alarmingly
'reating
nip
a
a
great
man.
I
u-'isolulrly
ilprlineil
any
feneral
literary
celebration
of
my
ev-ntiPlh
birthday
her-atise
I
fore-saw
thai
I
hould
Iip
celebrated
a
a
great
man.
Hut
whrn
Hip
Labor
party
inulod
hip
I
knew
I
should
Iip
all
right."
(Ijiiiphtrr..
Ife
had
dicoverei
Hip
pcret
that
ttiiTP
are
no
Krral
men
and
no
ureal
niillon
nnd
no
yrpat
lap.
All
that
klml
of
liumluid
we
Iphvpi
to
Hip
ninelpenlh
i-pnliiry.
lo
jwhh'h
it
pmiKTly
hnlotu.'"-
'Hear.
Ullll
Hie
i-r
n""ii"'
the
rninpimller
or
Witer
Hlht,
Pirllj-ineiit
liuildinrs,
Vlrlorli.
B.
C-
witliln
IhtrtV
Uaji
itlrr
Hie
rimt
ippearani-
.r
Dili
nollce
In
I"
at
nwPrf-
1
,f
the
nrsi
liuiiltiattuit
ul
thia
n.nir
ti
""
,W'
SOMtHVlLIK
CAMW.HT
COMPANY,
I.TII,
AppllrinL
By
r.
P.
MATHERS,
Aii-nt.
;ijmiuj.
LAND
ACT.
Natlci
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
lo
tnio
Land.
In
land
Bernrdlnii
District
of
Prince
Hiinerl,
ami
illnale
un
tmrth
hore
nr
an
Pill
island.
aw'Ut
"lie
mile
eat
fmin
Blurr
TA'kT
NOTICf:
that
K.
tlninseau.
of
Lowe
Inlet,
Pmvlnre.
or
Itrltisti
Colmll.
or.-ii-am
Manater,
liitrnds
to
apply
it.
Cannery
"r
a
ll-ase
or
It."
Mlli.ttlnf
terrll-il
I
amis:
t:i.mini.nelnil
at
a
Pil
PiMm
on
he
(.liore
nr
an
uniianieil
lny
on
Hie
aotilh.
ue.lriia.t
nr
Pitt
Natnl,
aliil
oimi
mile
mm
nr
lilurr
t'o
nl
theme
mirth
twenty
Tains
lliiire
ri.ty
rlwliist
iNjarj.
h
twenty
rhaln.
innre
r
le...
o
llih
Water
Mark:
llirnro
rutlnwtnr
'l"n.".r
...
..
";r..:r.Jl.,
..ii.i
.,r
riiiniiiiinrrnient
:
ei.iny
ai
r...
i.Kr.
or
le.i.
.j
"
'
in
h'i
i
SPOUTS
Oil
MOloll
imjA'I'.
modelled
Hie
qua
ml
iiuliid
skirts
of
rural
France.
It
is
a
smart
llirep-iptiirlcr
li-ujilli
diid
very
handy.
fellow
at
my
job
-
much
laugh-ler
but
I
hae
not
not
Hip
great
man
feelimt
and
you
have
not
got
ll
either.
My
preilecessor
in
my
professiooal
Inminess
Shakes-pearp
laughter
live!
in
a
nilddle-rla
set.
But
itierp
was
one
pprson
in
thai
set
who"
was
not
a
mlddlp-class
man.
He
was
la
nrickiayer.
Shakespeare's
Greatness
After
Shakespeare'
death
the
rr
TIMBER
SALE
X8109.
When
the
present
government
started,
its
head
was
very
much
turned
by-its
great
Russian
stice.
In-
There
will
lxi
ottered
for
al
at
I'ulilie
Am
tiiui.
at
msn)
mi
ihe
ttnl
il.iy
r
Aun-Ul.
Itlfil.
in
the
rt,e
or
Ihe
IHslrict
Pore.ier,
i'rinri
Iiiihti,
u.
i:.,
the
Ureni-e
iwi
ur
prurr.
in
area
niiiiu-ii
on
harlotte
l.umls.
be
allowed
for
re
moval
of
lliiiurr.
pnivldeil
that
any
mm
unable
to
atli
tut
Iho
aurllnn
In
i-rrn
may
sulnnlt
a
sealed
temliT
tu
Im
oim-ihiI
at
the
Imur
of
aurtlou
ml
treitoit
a
one
but.
further
parllrtilars
of
the,
chief
Forester,
Virii.ru.
ii.
i'
or
Mstrlrt
Korelr,
Priiye
Hiiwrt.
It.
C.
TIMBER
SALE
XS10S.
Them
will
be
ofrrrml
for
sale
at
Ptihllc
Atiriuui,
at
t
ini
on
the
fjnl
d.iv
or
Sep-teinher,
I0J,
In
Ihe
nrflre
or
the
Olstrlcl
Koresler,
Pritnti
rtupert.
H.
C.
the
l.lrenre
Xsion,
to
cm
tt.stl.ono
n-rl
or
SpriKO,
llrniliH-k
and
Oilar.
mi
an
area
iMtnaieU
on
Selwyii
Inli
t
ami
aitjnlntnr
l.nt
315
and
8.
T.
I.,
ill
(Hp,
oeen
i.
Imrl.it
If
Isl.imli.
Three
(Si
jears
will
lie
allow
ed
ror
re-IHdviI
of
ttjp
Umber.
Provided
that
any
ni
unable
In
attend
the
aiirlloiiJii.-peifi4tiiB.tr
vhnilt
a
aeateil
leinler
tn
be.
iiH
ni'd
at
thu
hour
ul
aurtlun
and
treiloil
as
nne
bid,
Further
partU-tilara
tf
the
Chler
Forei-ter,
Vlrmria.
It.
t:.,
or
instrln
Korester,
Pilnre
tliipert,
II.
C.
TIMBER
SALE
X8148
Seated
lender
will
be
rerelvrd
by
the
Milliliter
itf
I
mill,
mi
vii.ii'i.
at.,1
11.,..
THB
DOTCT
ROWS
PAOH
FTVB
'the
Kfryptlan
nation
by
culllnff!;
off
its
wafer
.siipr1'
nd
ilam-J
nun?
flirt
'MIp.
It
had
to
rlinrli
down.
tx
hrnd
has
now
been1
-ii'lii'i'
violently
tlirtii'd
m
Im
op-
direction
;by
Mi.-
ItoiuNf
f
-III
i'licpi"i,-T.'ind
ii
ban
i
lic
Klorious
IdM,
of
cullinK
off
lif
Kiipjdy
of
idea
in
Miis
country
oy
dainmiiw
me.
LaiiKhlor
.
Of
-eoHrxe
tli.1l
i
VPiy
funny,
but
'Iip
taugh
will
(in
n
HHIp
farther
than
Mii.
room,
arid
lliere
will
bfli
noine
taiiRliter
tljat
I
shall
rnott
pai't
irularly
piiJQ',
(nr
talnlfidi
Mr.
int-.k
wilLJiiiw-
Hip
laich
r,
u
I
Iiap
trflJiiiMidnus
admir-i
i
'
i
..
i
f
Mr.
TroSky
'
lalenl.
biu!
Ins
laiiKli
i
a
JifJiP
lardonip.i
TIipiI
there
!(,'
tluil
remarkably
pjrnan
Slrinr
Mn-t-olini
.
I
do
mi
know
whelber
Mu--niini
tia.H,
!
Unfiled.
(La
iik
hi
pi-
.
Kill
I
.
ai
noi
help
thinking
that
when
upxi
our
Lrbenil
new)paerii
re-proaeh
him
for
hi
suppression)
of
Hie
freedom,
of
uprech,
Mr.
Trolky
on
lux
part
will
say:
'Yotr
r'l,
of
your
parllaincniiiry
insti-tufion
and
freedom
of
pppi;hf'
tin'
(tip
vpry
moment
any
aphoux
i
p
m
imiitfe
to
be
made
of
lbep
n'i'utioim
yon
will
find
that
Hip
pi
jppi-iipd
cla.
will
tluow
tlieai;
e:
and
vmi
will
have
to
deal
wiMi
ihe
propertiP"!
rlax
as
I
lie
ill
with
the
Tear.'
'
BRITISH
REE
INDIA
TODAY
X
Governmental
Action
Speech
In
House
of
Lords
In
I.OXDO.N,
Aug.
18.
In
tiii'
House
of
Lords
Ihe
Kail
of
Birkenhead
referred
to
Ihe
out-oreak
of
"renewed
commumd
distiirliaiices
in
an,
eii)billercl
atul
Ijoient
-.form
in-f)6
many
diffeibl)
piWi-
ofrniila."
It,
was
itniiosibte
to
deny'fiial
lh
toxicaled
by
this,
it
announced
,
present
slate
of
rpmniiinal
ro-
that
it
was
goinc
to
exterminate
lalions
was
lo
a.
large.
extent
organised
by
the
leaders
of
thr
I
wo
eonimunilies.
While
it
would
oe.
untrue
I
deny
all
connection.
between
Hie
reforms
and
the
present
Male
of
tension
betwec.i
Hindu
and
Moslem,
it
was
a
grotesquely
inadequate
explanation
of
it
to
attribute
it
eilbe.
lo
Ihe
existence
of
the
reforms
or
lo
their
nature.
So
far
as
a
tangible
cause
could
bo
assigned
il
was
to
be
found
in
U.!'
general
unst'tllo-ment
of
ideas
and
of
material
conditions
which
followed
In
the
wake
of
the
war
which
gave
IU
final
quietus
to
thn
system
of
paternal
government
which
the
British
government
hud
perfected
during
Ine
preceding
half
cenluiy.
Majority
Rule
One
res'.lt
of
the
democratic
ideals
disseminated.
In
India,
as
idsewliere,
was
the
realisation
that
Iho
principle
'of
majority
had
iiov
lo
be
reckoned
wil'i
and
that
it'
politics
as
in
war
fare
victory
lends
to
lie
wilh
Ihe
big
battalion.
To
this
iIoipIiIIpss
was
due
the
prosely
tising
tendencies
which
both
than
iHHiii
mi
the
9fttli
il
iv
nr
kiirni
I
iw
I
cnnui.lln
1
1
les
bad
so
markedly
l".'UT
l,"r,'P
or
UeehiK
XS
I
IS.
In
cut
ilm,.n
.l,,.!,,
,,i
n
l
It.e.iA
""'Own
liuritlg
1110
p.tSV
three
Si.nnft
imkplii
Tlei
on
in
irei
Bicaieil
V"
i"'rll.os
or
i.oti
ijii
aim
,3110
near.vears.
knoiklmlt.
Canadian
illi,iinl
luiluav.
..
name
,
Coast
nistriri.
I
He
nei'ii
give
no
more
than
a
rMnSK?'ni'li..S!2l,r
h"
,low'",
tnr
Passing
observalion
on
the
ah
baud
iuiy
M,,-...fe
MMa
us'mw
imAw:
kik
AylliUIUI.
rllllVl
lU'Vri,
0,
W
IV
...u.w
w
mv
gw,viimini
U1IV
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
THE
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1925.
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
I'larer
fiold,
$77,003,0
'i5;
Lode
Gold,
$122,808.-ATtU;
Silver,
$74,11
1,:I7;
Lead,
$8!',2
18,107;
Copper,
107,0
42.047;
zinc,
$30,025,947;
.Miscellaneous
Mineral?,
$1,.04.387;
Coal
and
Coke,
27
3,0i
8,05.1;
Buildins
Slone.
Ilrick,
Cement,
clc,
$44003,880;
making
its
Mineral
Prodiiclioa
to
the
end
of.
1025
show
an
..fiSSSSJdS
Aggregate
Value
of
$920,919,628
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1925,
$61,492,242
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
Iho
fees
lower
than
those
of
any
oilier
I'rovuicc
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
Hrilish
Empire.
Mineral
locations
are
granlcd
lo
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Ali"olule
Tiles
are-
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
of
which
Is
guaranteed
by
Crown
Grants.
Full
information,
together
with
Mining
Heports
and
Maps,
may
be
obtained
gratis
by
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
N.H.
Practically
all
British
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
development
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
the
Annual
Ileports
of
the
Minister
of
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
investments
should
refer
lo
such
reports.
They
are
available
without
charge
on
application
to
the
Department
of
Mines.
Victoria,
B.C..
Ileporls-covering
each
of
the
six
Mineral
Survey
Dilricls
are
published
separately,
and
arc
available
on
application.
Ileports
of
Ihe
Geological
Survey
of
Canada,
Winch
Building,
Vancouver,
are
recommended
as
valuable
sources
of
Is
a
Socialist
jdlf
not;
contemplate
with
favor:
j..
Silver
Corporation,
have
I
wish,
'
Mr.
Shaw
continued,
tlicp
disturbances.
Little
had
tieen
visiting
at
the
mine.
Mia
'his
move
of
Hip
govprn-.peifplc
studied
the
f.istory
f
mm
in
liail
bpeijlrpi-tPd
ajralnstjour
association.
with
India
who
me
tetsonally.
But
it
is
iurpos-j
thought
that.
ihe
power
smie
to
tielieve
llliit
that
is
the
India
had
nothing
Jiut
disered!.
',-.
My
record
,
i
thai
of
an
lo
reap
from
the
unread
of
riis-i
ultra
-
constitutional
Socialist..
order.
He
mentioned
this
mat-!
There
is
no
objection
to
me
ex-tier
only
because
this
defamatory
i
pi(
that
I
ant
a
sunoorter
of
Ills
sueitPStlon
had
been
made
ti
Majesty's
Opposition,
and
the
wio
ouriii
to
Know
uet
jiuvei
imiPiit
thinks
that
all
sup-
er-.
porters
of
the
'opposition
ought!
Co-operation
to
be
suppressed.
It
was
suggest-1
Turnmn
to
Uip
subject
of
Uie
ed
to
me
that
I
should
give
aniMo,"im
"
Chelmsiord
reforms.
'rtI
BirkpnllPaii
Said
tbat
When
...wlAMnkino-
not
In
m.oak
.ntro.
i
maUer.l?,
a
'e'r
affo
the
'uU
Uersially
on
any.
public.
.n
I
-
...
,
',,
Ilia
rm..rwiai.
u3tt
In
PTfl"i'U
hear,
and
laughter
.
'You
allshakecre
by
a
folio
edition
of!
government
.would
ifinp
comfort-jcitiien
of
.ndia,
whe
beiiewo.
know
I
am
an
extrernply
clever
mi
CAMCf
LLATIOPt
Of
KCStRVt
.Monti:
is
tu.HEiiv
oive.i
nut
ttM
r-vni
riitimr
""
Lot
47,
cttnitr
liu
i
n
i,
it
interims.
IxiiUtjr
MlolWr
of
LP1.
O.
H.
AAIiL.I.
Uim1
prparlmrat,
Vi
writ.
V
r
ili
tun.
IttS.
WAT
UK
NOTICE
Dliinltn
n
U
TIK
.Mnii.t
Hut
SotiM-mlla
CinnrrT
uinxa)r
I
liilnl.
!
iditrrM
l
Uurtf
Ar
mir
Wlnrr.
Vtiinmitrr.
.
i:..
lll
p-iijr
4
Un-u-
lu
Uli
iut
ti
I'Si
r
inmuli-
n(
ilrr
ihii
tit
iin
imwd
tiraiu.
torb
fki
mulbfrlT
mil
drtim
lata
Itriutua
Hr.
Mr
lDll,
Usil
4
hain
ut
A.
W,
rurir
M1
I
HI.
Ouri-B
i.liM"il-
lUtwl
IHttrlcl.
TI
llrr
will
lx
dovrifd
trun
llto
tlirsin
it
iHiinl
'lim
m
a
uniih
fi.rly
iliiwium
Irani
.
W.
nriwr
or
J
ul
t
ST
I
.
V.
C
mt..
mil
llt
Im
ul
fur
Industrial
iihI
Imsii-!!'-
uri.i
UIII
Ih
Unil
drtrriN'd
ioih-k
A.
LOI
1M.
Vllrrn
UliarilHI
lliai.
Th
nutiic
nulled
nil
lim
rmunil
m
Itw
lath
di
of
July,
Ufa.
A
ropy
or
tin,
tuitiiv
md
in
irpliratlnn
pruinl
lirrfln
mil
In
lh
oimi
in
ii
urn..
or
ttw
wair
n
mill
i
i....,
,.,.i
...
...m
Watr
nn'oriti-r
I
,tl'1
ii'i'v1',
n
uiu,
m
miunx.--.
II
I'tlnr
hll-rl,
B.
C.
OliJrrtWin
lo
ll
inplKIIKSi
liny
up
lura
on
iim
hiu
vilr
Iti'-'inlrr
r
llti
lbi
finipin.tler
r
Wilrr
liiinis.
ririunirai
nuiiiiinrr.
vi.
iomi
ti.
i.
ithln
iblriT
itim
iftrr
Ui
first
iptwirinre
or
ibis
ruilur
in
a
kral
iwwpairr.
Ttir
(lit
of
Um
first
publlci-mm
ut
til
i
nottr
ii
Jult
t.
pii.n,n.i.r.
ix.i.ii.111
COMpA.Mr.
LTO.,
Appllrini.
Wv
r.
o.
M
Tltriis.
Ajrnt.
WATCH
NOTICS
OIriln
Un
T.tkE
MoTltK
mil
smtMTvllle
Cinnrry
i
ninpinv
I
linllcil,
wlsur
nldre
l
hrr
ii.nii.
iirf
Vanruurrr.
II.
i...
will
iptily
f,,r
a
lin-nw
In
take
and
ui
u
ralln
x-r
tiiiniil'
"I
water
nut
of
Uii
iuin.i1
lrrain.
ultli'li
nn
imrinrriir
aim
ariiim
nini
rrr-
n
liv.
Missel
Inlrt,
itmut
10
rliiins
rtl
rnmi
:.
r.
Iilslrlrl.
the
ti
HUtllltl
niriu-r
lul
1171.
O.
V.
.iwiKuiri.i
I
ml
itemrilird
as
lllink
A,
ll
I'll.
Uui-ril
Chirlulle
lilstrli-l.
lull
nutlra
wi
lteii
m
Ihe
annum
en
ui
inn
u.i
m
i...
i
,,
ut
i
hi.
nuilre
ami
in
attll-
.allun
purnuaul
llierelo
and
In
Um
Art
will
ue
tiieu
iu
in-
mni
Water
nenirnrr
ii.mh"
ii..,..,
olijertlnns
to
the
application
IMI
I
""
his
wonrs.
I
h.ive
not
come
to
amy.
'"p"
go
10
avoy
inn
anannai
mere
were
potential
quai-that
yet.
hut
dare
say
someone
tell
an
audience
of
millions
Ihatjities
whict
will
one
day
mako
will
do
il.
Lauuhipf
.
All
tbel
be
ami
his
friends
wished
to
over-middle-class
nwn
winle
songs
throw
society
and
finish
up
with
about
the
gretties
of
Shakes-1
Hie
nationalization
of
women
or
peare,
but
Ihe
only
tribute
that'
something
1'ke
thai
and
ask
peo-wn
remrmberPd
was
thr
brick-'p'"1
vtdp
against
ihem.
Thai,
layer's.
'I
liked
the
man."
he
seriously,
was
Hip
prospect
that
said,
'as
H
as
onimly
lbi
side
bad
Iicpii
opened
up.
-heers).
Idolatry.'
I
hope,"
Mr.
Shaw
con-
tinned,
"that
II
is
the
feeling
pre-i
talent
among
you.
I
am
liecin-ning
to
1
1
Jiolhered
very
much.
by
idolatry
on
the
one
hand
and
Kim
pie
foolishness
on
Ihe
other.
We
want
lo
continue
in
this
tradition
of
Ihe
bricklayer
and
keep
on
this
side
idolatry,
(let
rid
of
Ihe
ureal
men,
and
you
will
get
rid
of
Ihe
great
nations,
ami
then
perhaps
we
shall
all
be
happy.
Cheers
nnd
laughter
.
Damming
Mr,
Shaw
Mr.
Shaw
next
alluded
to
ihe
absence
of
the
microphone.
"I
a
larger
audience
tonighl
Vlll
tmm
1
A9IUV.
r-.
'''
in
rui
i,3nn,iiu
1
TI
itr
l
divrrird
j.
1SU.,.J:"";
ream
Pint
it
iMiml
il.nt
s
rh'n
trwn,
I'j"!'.
h,,VJJ
''
oniin
on
111
uf
airraiii
and
"l
I
urd
f..rl
ill
ami
.mi
diifiiMtlc
iitifiieniir
iiiiiinip
imiiMiMi
ui.
uikid
tin-
.ir.0.!.'..."".''
tti
yeaia
-will
"
the
inhabilaiils
of
Ihe
country
iualified
to
take
in
hand
their
wn
rpspimsitolilip!',
was
an
attitude
of
symptlny
and
co-operation,
with
those
who
in
thi!
country
bad
asked
for
co-oppr-atijn
and
iiotliinig
else.
.
No
Moslem
Bias
i
The
Marquis
of
Reading
wished
to
repudiate
the
statement
winch
appeared
in
ihe
letter
lo
the
'"rimes,"
and
which
was
spiiI
by
one
who
had
held
Hie
position
of
Secretary
of
Slate
for
India,
whose
words.
Earl
Birkenhead
Defends
British
carr-
weJh1lJ,i
iiiiiui.
in
mr
vnurr
ui
Kinik
letter
it
was
staled;
"On
tha
whole,
there
is
a
predominant
bias
of
British
officialdom
in
India
in
favor
of
the
Moslem
Community."
Those
words
would
be
"home
in
mind,
and
to
tho
Moslems
and
Hindus
they
would
mean
that
there
was
undue
favoritism
and
offical
bias
in
lbs
minds
of
British
officials,
an-J
that
Ihei'-e
was
a
lack
of
that
quality
of
administration
which
was
so
important
in
our
relation
lo
India
Justice
and
fairness
irrespective
either
of
creed
or
race.
Willi
regard
lo
the
charge
which
had
been
made
that
com
munal
disputes
were-
instigated
by
British
officials,
he
sail
that
throughout
the
whole
period
of
five
years
of
bis
life
i:i
India
he
not
only
most
carofully
watched
but
soinglit
every
op-
lortunily
of
wheiher
there
was
any
founda
tion
for
these
charges,
and
ho
never
found
Ihe
merest
breath
of
evidence
to
support
them.
STEWART
SlewarUis
planning
a
big
eel
ebralion
here
for
Labor
Day
for
Ihe
purpose
of
raising
funds
A
lunchpon
was
given
Jiere
Friday
in
honor
of
R.
A.
II.
Welsford,
president
of
the
Unio:i
Steamship
Company,
who
was
making
his
annual
tour
of
Lee
C
Gordon
of
Prince
Rupert,
who
lauprht
scjjool
here
last
term
is
returning
and
will
take
the
.spnior
grade
this
year.
Pat
Daly,
second
vice-presi
dent
of
Ihe
Big
Missouri
Mining
Why,"
Mr.
Shaw
exclaimed,
"thei1
P'Pe
wf
oreis9jCo.,
returned
here
a
few
day
ri?ht
of
free
speech
is
not
the
right
to
stale
that
there
are
so
many
mile-stones
on
the
Dover
i
road.
It
is
the
riflht
of
controversy!"
What
might
Happen
Mr.
Shaw
asked
his
hearers
to
imagine
what
would
hapHn
al
the
next
general
election
when
he
and
his
colleagues
wouUI
tie
rushing
about
addressing
meetings
composed
principally
of
those
middle
class
started
to
cHpbrale'who
agrepit
with
Ih'em.
while
Hip
as
far
as
bo
could
any
sort
o!
diMrim
whirh
ti.nl
misgu.ded
s
many
inlelligent
men
into
a:
leupling
to
masc
Iho
constitu
tion
absolutely
unworkable.
il
believed
that
be
discerned
today
in
many
quarters
of
India
a
realisation
that
the
policy
of
obstruction
tiad
been
ill-conceived,
thai
it
was
failing,
if
i'
had
not
alreaCy
fai'ed.
-Hp
thought
,ip-
saw
the
growth
of
a
realisation
that
the
only
sen
(sRile
and
patriotic
course
for
a
ago
f.-oni
a
visit
to
the
south.
g
a
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
g
"8
August
18,
1916.
M.
A.
Ilegina,
of
San
Francis
co,
a
well
known
mining
engin-I
eer,
is
in
the
city.
O.
L.
Hpss,
a
jeweller,
and
V
R.
Bealtie,
a
business
man,
also
of
Edmonton,
are
in
the
city
ati
present
They
are
here
lo
look
over
the
business
situation
an!
may
visit
Alaska
before
leaving
for
the
south.
They
are
botln
well
satisfied
with
the
situation!
here.
j
VICTORIA
FINANCES
ARE
MUCH
IMPROVED
First
Bank
Loan
of
Year
Justi
Taken
to
Meet
Debenture
Charges.
VICTORIA,
Aug.
18.
Called
upon
to
meet
debenture
interest
and
other
charges
to
the
extent
of
?.T.iO,389
in
the
lasl
few
weeks
the
city
look
out
its
first
extensive
"bank
loan
of
Ihe
year
recently
for
1175,000.
At
this
time
last
year
the
cily
had
borrowed
.
125,1)00
from
the
bank
on
which
to
pay
its
way,
while
al
the
same
dale,
in
ti2l
tlte
sum
or
?C31,800
bad
been
borrowed.
.
The
exceptionally
find
showing
made
by
the
cily
this
year
is
due
in
no
small
measure
to
the
advance
on
tax
bills
made
by
the
ratepayers
who
to
date
have
contributed
over
120.00H
to
city
coffers,
though
the
due
date
of
tax
collection
is
not
until
October
15
this
year.
Interest
sums
or
$11,-000,
formerly
paid
to
the
bank,
will
now
po
lo
ratepayers
as
a
result
of
the
innovation,
a
plan
fostered
by
Edwin
Smith,
city
ascertaining
treasurer,
and
one
which
has
op-
eraled
with
great
success
in
the
last
two
years.
NOTICE
W
THE
MATTER
or
an
application
for
Ihe
te
or
a
Provisional
Ortirirate
or
Title
Mr
tJit
elirnt
(,
Hlork
thirty
Ove
35
.
Seriiim
rive
(5).
City
ot
Prince
Ru
peri.
Man
DJ.
satlsrarliry
proot
of
the
ton
of
the
.'riiiu-aie
or
line
oovertn
ine
aimve'
land
navtit
been
tiiiMliirtit
In
ine.
it
u
mv
in
tention
to
iie
trier
the
expiration
ot
one
month
rrom
the
first
publication
hereor,
a
Provisional
Certificate
nr
Title
lo
the
above
l.i,i,M"
ll.tnd
In
"i
Ihe
name
name
in
or
nr.i.r..v
IIIII.F.N
.iu.)i
ADAMS.
The
ine
W
.
,,w.
the
i,jr.ilot
hospital.
'I'l.o
I
here
...ill
Will
he,
ordinal
Certiorate
or
Title
l
dated
Ihe
rock
drilling
contests,
a
parade.'
j"s"Jr
"-"tHr.
is.
and
i
numbered
nurse
racing,
uasenaii,
wrestling
on
horseback,
and
lugtof.war.
Also
a
"Klondike'
Camp,"
mystery
feature.
a
new
P.
E.
Pelerson,
mineralogist
for
the
Big
Missouri
mine,
is
visiting
his
home
in
Lead
Cily
Soulii
Dakota.
Marlln
Welch,
railway
builder.
has
been
visilinw
here.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Banks,
the
former
being
president
of
tha
ll.
F.
MACLEOD.
rierlMrar
or
Titles,
Vand
lteaislrw
orriee.
Prince
rtupcrl,
B.
C.
7th
viinm,
l?s.
LAND
ACT.
Nolko
or
Utantlo
to
Apply
to
laaao
Lino
In
Prince
no
pert
Land
neennllm
Dtt
trlrt
or
Coast
Hanre
J,
and
situate
on
South
Rarhael
Miami.
TlkK
NOTICE
that
Alfred
Rwranson,
of
i-nnre
nuneri,
nrrupaiion
wanner,
intends
to
apply
ror
a
lean
or
the
rollow
Inr
described
landi:
Conunenclnr
at
a
post
planted
at
the
mirth
end
or
South
Itarhael
Islands
thence
around
the
Island
at
hl(h
water
mark
and
conlalmnr
au
acres,
more
or
lena.
ALrntn
swansoi.
,
Applicant
Dited
April
17.
l9lo.
All
Nerves!
All
nerves!
What
a
common
expression!
In
this
'busy
era
with
the
problem.,
of
home
management.
cli;l
activities,
and
even
political
affairs
crowding
ItPr
day.
how
often
the
houspwife
complains
of
nervousness,
headache,
backache
and
general
fatigue.
These
symptoms
of
Ill-feeling
are
often
due
to
si
mined
eye
muscles
and
nerves,
which
can
be
relieved
by
properly.
fitted
glasses.
A.
E.
Ireland
Graduate
Optometrist
for
2?
years.
15
years
constant
practice
in
Toronto.
Phone
Red
442
319
3rd
Ave..
Opp.
G.W.V.A.
SUMMER
SUGGESTIONS
FOR
WOOD
Dry
Jack
Pine,
Cedar,
Birch
and
Spruce
Per
load
SG.50
Per
half
load
3.50
Per
sack
.50
Burn
Wood
and
Keep
Coo
11
HydeTransfer
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Second
Avenue
Phone
530
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Stock
of
Put
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
G.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423,
539,
Green
238,
Black
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Phone?
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539,
Green
23S,
Black
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MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
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G.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
TONIGHT-
Tomorrow
Alright
HR
Tablet
stop)
sick
hoadacho.
roliovo
blllou
attack,
ton
and
rofulat
th
llmiaatlve
argon,
mako
you
foal
fine.
tartar
Than
Pitts
For
Uvsr
Wa"