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DAILY.
IDHIOM
Saturday,
May
8,
1926.
Immigration
From
Oriental
Countries.
One
of
the
best
articles
ever
published
on
the
Oriental
question
in
its
relation
to
this
country
was
that
published
yesterday,
written
by
Professor
Paul
Clyde
of
Ohio
Slate
University
and
a
native,
son
of
British
Columbia,
He
has
laid
bare
all
the
facts
and
(he
article,
if
re.ad,-wiM
do
away
with
many
mis-airprehensious
in
regard
to
Japanese
immigration.
We
commend
il
lo
am
who
are
interested
in
the
question.
Speedy
Settlement
Not
Very
Likely.
While
there
are
reports
of
a,
speedy
settlement
of
the
big
strike
iu
the
Old
Country,
these
may
be
taken
as
meaning
little.
Neither
side
has
yet
felt
the
pinch
of
the
strike,
so
it
i
not
likely
a
settlement
will
be
made
hist
veL
Of
course
it
ts
nossi
ble
and
may
happen,
but
the
history
of
strike-
is
that
there
is
seldom
any
chance
of
a
settlement
within
a
few
weeks
after
conunencement.
'heu
the
first
enthusiasm
begins
to
wane
on
bulb
Ides,
Ihfyi.
they
are
more
willing
to
listen
lo
reaou.
Specimens
Of
Fish
Prove
Interesting.
When
the
Ureal
West
Life
party
was
here
recently,
the
members
viited
the
Cold
Storage
plant
and
were
much
interested
in
some
speeimenVof
unusual
fish
that
were
on
exhibition
there.
So
much
were
they
struck
with
these
specimens
that
they
mentioned
it
in
the
official
account
of
their
visit
which
was
published
in
booklet
form
afterwards.
Visitors
like
lo
see
something
unuual.
That
naturally
leads
up
to
the
question
of
preserving
such
specimens
Ifftd
placing
them
on
riew
where
they
may
lie
seen
by
visitors
without
encroaching
on
prifate-
premise.
A
biological
station
is
being
biilt
here
which
it
Is
to
be
assumed
wll
be
open
to
the
public
and
where
it
is'
hoped
such
specimens
will
be
on
.
view.
If
it
is
not
they
should
be
placed
in
the
museum
collection.
At
present
the
museum
collection
is
houed
in
the
Bank
of
Commerce.
This
is
by
courtesy
of
the
management
Unfortunately
it
Is
not
open
all
day
and
many
.visitors
are
unable
to
see
the
collection.
.
Those
who
have
done
are
particularly
interested
in
it.
S
'
'
Many
local
people
have
not
yet
seen
the
Indian
curio
and
omer
mings
on
uipiay
inere.
.v
I
nose
who
have
not
done
so
should
make
a
point
of
calling
at
the
bank
and
looking
(hem
over.
V
.
V
.
Some
Day.
Will
Find
Home
For.
Collection.
rtouie
day
it
is
hoped
a
p'erhlnent
hqriie
'will
be
found
for
the
museum
collection.
When,
it
is
'
found
possible
to
build
a
nei
library
the
museum
might
well
ba
an
important
part
of
it
ana
count
he
under
the
spine
general
;managemnt,'
Specimens
for
it
have
come
in
well
and
a
vfy'treditable'
start
has'
lieeh
made.'
:
.
Cost
Of
Advice
To
Police
Commissioners.
The
cost
of
getting
legal
advice
Incurred
by
the
police'
commissioners'.
It
is,
assumed,
will
'be
.borne
by
them.
The
pie
if
Prince
Rupert
can
hardly
be
"expected
to
pay
the
expenses
of
a
legal
quibble
between
the
city
council
and
the
police
board.
Various
institutions
in
the
city
this
year
aked
for
donations
but
they
were
refused
and
others
were
Hit
so
hard
that
they
find
it
difficult
to
get
along.
Then
comes
the
police
commission
and
spends
this
money
which
might
have
been
theirs
in
securing
legal
advice
in
order
to
keep
them-elves
in
office.
The
opinion
on
the
street
i
that
they
want
the
job
very
badly
or
tiey
would
hot
make,
so
much
fuss
about
it.
VM
Off
that
Sluggish
Feding
SHREDDED
WHEAT
keeps
you
fit-
every
day
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Busy
salmon
season
is
about
to
starttrolling
gjm
progress
and
spring
gill
netters
starling
big
power
tug
damaged
Four
canneries
are
already
operating
on
the
Skeena
Uiver
Halmnral
and
Inverness
whirfi
are
inilil
ruritig
spring
salmon
and
Clnxtcm
and
Stinnyside
whirh
are
rnnning.
Ml
ulher
rnn-neric
on
tlio
river
and,
indeed
in
llio
entire,
di-inct.
are
well
adviinred,vitli
preparations
for
what
is
expected
will
be
one
of
.
'
'
.
ii
t
V
i-
t
i
i
.i
.i.
...:n
iiib
mom
intensive
iiiniig
mmimiii
uii
reroru
nuu
wni'ii
win
commence
In
Hill
with'
the
opening
of-
slickeye
filnng
'next
j
mouth.
Alreudy
the
full'.
inolaiof
licences
lias.
Item
lakeh
up
and.
if
more
fihermen
are
engaged
Ity
Ihe
canneries,
it
i
inl
terslfiod
that
pomW!
ine
ileparlnieiit
will
chop
another
nine
hours
oil
lu
weekly
open
sea
sou.
Two
canneries
wnieu
nave
nm
oper
ated
for
the
past
season
or
two
will
he
iu
action
asrain
th..
year
The
Prince
Huperl
Can-
nery
al
Tuak
Inlet
which
wili
m
run
by
ning
Go.
ami
lite
.
li.u
cannery
at
Dominion
packer-.
juK
repair
niadi
in
th-'
anil
sliue
follow
m
!?keena
slough.
Gill
net
flsliinipael
with
rocks
while
-
'
il.
.
-1
lif.'
I.
tor
sjinnps
mi
inn
cieeiia
mwi
will
he
on
in
full
winJ
next
week,
'a
few
boats
beinjr
already
ui'operatioa.
The
troffefcs,
representing
sev
eral
hundred
.biftils
are
fish-inir
at
Warke
Can
ul,
Dunda
In
Willi
toe
herring5
run
i
.
1
1
v
-
over,
wflmiring;
saimon
uavo
lisappeared
from
Butler
Covo
anil
.Tt-tv
most
of
the
troller-i
which
have
been
operating
there
havfe
moved
to
Dundas
Island
and
Hippo
Island.
The
run
can
not
be
said
to
have
been
very
large
yet
but
the
packers
"art
lirinsin.'
in
fish
regularly
and
ei.
Ihe
Fish
Exchange
I7c
for
rei'
ant
3c
for
whites
have
been
tht
prevailing
prices.
Other
salmon,
not
sold
on
the
Indian-".
finds
its
way
to
the
canneries
and
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Gold
Slorace
Ci.
for
canning,
nulil
curing
and
freezing.
!eoge
Priizell's
J.aura
F.,
which
has
been
tied
up
since
last
October,
will
he
placed
in
com
mission
azain
'next
week
to
make
her
regular
twice-a-wee
sVrvietvUMhe
Skeeiia
Hie
nun
neries.
ihe
wjlr
to
into
iiso
ain
this
season
with
a
IS-5ii
Hcgal
en;fine
in
place
of
the"
former
60
h.n.
Winton
marine
motor.
Recently
Bob
Frizzel.
has
Jieen
running
the
Kleanor
Mac
to
the
Skeena
Hiver
in
IIm
V'rizzell
interests.
Next
wek
Boh
will
join
the
fisheries
patrol
power
boat
Heron
for
lln
season
and
Commodore
.George
Frizell
it
is
expected
will
tak
over
active
commamJ
of
uic
Ijiura
y.
l
or
the
past
.two
monlh
a
jiarty
of
four
Japanese
havd
been
fishing
halibut
just
olT
Oceanic
cannery
on
the
outside
of
Miiilli
Istanu
with
such
sur-
included
the-hntihiit
boa's
Itutb
Onah
and
Selma
and
Hie
I
rollers
.Mespa,
J-'ox
'ami
Sit''ir
City.
The
Flewin
ifc
Hrtiwu
packer
taiiliiw
wa-
at
th
the
Somerville
Can-.t.ean
Ways
during
land.
Hippo
Islaml
anil
olherJ.Mci)in
Ways,
itwuiiis
tin
shafl
straighlcjinl
out
fii-i
liav
hit
sten
recent
tlll-
'iiiiKcd
in
salmon
hacking
M
iween
lo
t
and
Warkn
Canal.
iiim
-lumiv
was
also
taken
at
tlie
same
I
no
'4
to
make
some
jwvcss.iry
enam
Repairs.
The
halibut
.cfHo'iner
II.
A
CaiHi
Ted
Stuifltsatl.
i
IU
.
N.
M.
Mcl.uan
lias
ukn
a
coulract
for
th
UiiiLIiiik
oi
80
by
20
float
f.r
th.-
alia.
.
Fisheries.
It.
will
lie
.leliv.i
i
to
Clavliin
(annery.
With
IWO
sCOW-
ill
lW
has
m.;
nu
hoard
as
vier!
a
nuii'loifie
alion
of
junk
as
tin-
imi
fallac
ious
of
second
liaii.l
Jeahrs
Could
wish
to
lay
i-vi-
upmi,
the
H..M.I'.
iHiwer
tiw
M.T.3,
r.ap!.
Heir,
tireeii,
eann'
in
m
niurs-
jlay
afternoon..
The
contents
i
jlie
sctAvs
were
the
marhinerv
unit
'various
imh-..-
of
eiiiitptnenl
i
rum
a
reducinm
idant
at
Ward's
Cove
near
Ketchikan
1
which
wa
jcen
inirchasiiJ!
and
wrecked
by
Hie
Uu-hby
in
terests.
Some
'f
tin
materia-
will
prohably
In-
put
to
use
locally.
The
hydro?railiie
steamer
LJltoool
arrival
survej
easou
'nclud-t
work
in
Prince
Hupert
and
Port
Slmpsnij
as
well
fjueen'
Charlnite
Islands,
couple
of
se.iws
belonging
the
billooet
repaired
al
outfit
worn
reeentlv
ihe
local
dry
dock
Bradbury
A
Yelf
Busy
Don
Yelf
,who
rcenlly
re
lurned
norn
Vancouser.
left
on.
1
mum
mmm
t
-,
BHIB
I
a
w
r"
.
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if
.
11
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mtm
1
1
mmm
i
mm
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F'"''n
n
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mum
m
mm,-
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r.Kftvuii
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riimr
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n
iihih
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BfIt
ilil
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till
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mmm.
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jmmm
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mmmm.
imi
fa
kkh
i.i
i
w
r.
.ummhbkw
aftMr
.
-
-n
v-.
7
rT
yjmmmm
inpposite
the
in
iorl4mill
on
lhur"iny
arti'mmin
tnin)
Victoria
lo
start
her
annual
marine
survey
Wortt
ju
dislric.
waters.
The
proriram
for
lti
of
along
the
enasl
lielwVH
heieiji
inirniii-r
U
and
BHla
Bella
ami
on
t
lit-1
...
t
ntnl
Mm
C
xw
WW)
Hotice
"Poker
hands"
now
packed
in
each
package
and
I
tin
of
OGDEN'S
CUT
PLUG
Smoking
Tobacco.
I
I
Save
these
"poker
hands"
and
for
the
return
of
I
I
any
52
(hearing
any
numbers)
we
will
mail
a
pack
I
of
high
grade
playing
cards.
I
M
-Or
for
a
complete
set,
numbers
I
to
52
inclusive,
I
i
l
i
l
I
we
will
send
2
packs.
I
i
u
mm
wn
iftMriiifinrni
nriuini
an
mo
i
IMtl.
,
..
tmT,wT-'
m
-irr
.
,
(
.
.
"
f
I
if'a
ii
nill'ir
in,"
n
II)
I
J
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1
I'vllll'IH'
nun
il
!
lie
iinc-j-
r.;..rtiii
iusorii.ur,
-.-
.
j
..
,
iiHrattil
..,,.,,
t
i
,,.
i
A
ttaop
on
,.
may
abandon
the
usual
callin-.
of
gill
net
tin?
this
season.
They
have
been
sellirug
their
ealcho"
16
the
local
retail
trade.
It
is
lie
first
time
that
halibut
have
been
caught
oh
si)
large
a
scalr
in
such
c!oe
In
Waters.
,'2Caiit.
YV.
J.
Thomas
has
his
power
boat
Viner
up
Ibe'.Skeena
Hiver
buying
and
packing
al-mWi
for
the
Canadian
Fish
&
("old
Storage
Co.
Government
Wharf
Work
i
With
a
week
or
so
nt
ill
being
reipnreii
ny
John
uurrie
o'i
to
finish
their
siilistructuie
work
at
the
government
wharf,
it
will
probably
be
a
mouth
be
fore
the
biological
station
'and
Macon
Fisheries
warehouse,
Utf
which
Mitchell
&
,Currie
have
the
contracl,
will
commence
lo
lake
shape.
In
tfie
meantime.
Jim
Jtacon
is
"carrying
on"
his
smoking
operations,
etc.,
under!
considerable
difficulties
in
luarteri-
necessarily
marie
somewhat
ineonverlent
through
the
wharf
decking
having
been
torn
up
on
all
J
The,
halibut
schooner
Xautilu,
Capt.
II.
Wall
of
Smilli
Island,
has
been
outfitting
thin
week
for
trolling
and
left
yesterday
for
Duud.n
Island.
The
keel
for
a
40-foot
elue
boat
wa
laid
this
week
at
thn
Suza
Ways
for
F.
Fujiinoto
of
Westview.
The.
vessel
will
he
powered
with
a
20
h.p.
.Standard
motor.
.Vessels
going
up
on
the
Ward
Ways
during1
the
pail
week
for
painting
and
minor
work
havi
MR.
JOLICOEUR
TELLS
HIS
EXPERIENCE
Strongly
Recomm5nds"Fniit-a-liY6s
For
Moey
Iroubla
mmmmmKlMS2Z
BbS
mw9'
m
mmm
MR.
joucoeur
For
years.
Mr.
Jo)icour
nuffered
with
kidney
trouble,
headache,
bacliche,
and
the
heavy,
miserable
feeling
which
usually
aeeompajile
any
weakness
or
irritation
in
the
a.vni
kidneyi.
;.f
Hc
tried
iriru
"Fruit-a-tires'
I
lHilriim
"Frnit.a.tiyes
treatment.
I
haye
galnird
thitty-thne
poonds
and
I
have
been
well
rer
ince.
I
am
pleased
t
recommtnd
Frnitatlve',,
to
all
thoaa
yvho
Buffer
from
Ktdney
DI-eaae."
J
I.
Jolicoeur,
318
2nd
Are,
Quebec.
"Fruit-a-tlyes'
Is
on
of
Ihe
wonder
discoTfries
of
modern
medicine.
Made
from
fresh,
ripe
oranges,
apple,
figs
and
prune,
it
acta
directly
on
the
kidneys
as
well
as
on
the
liter,
bowels
and
skin.
It
can
be
depended
upon
td
relieve
kidney
trouble
and
pain
in
the
back.
Sold
everywhere,
25c
and
50c
s
box.
Mi
Oui"n
Clitirloffe
IlantU.
Tin
I
'ronfinud
tin
PJ
Ue)
m
,
CANCILLATION
OF
RESMVC.
MITICK
M
IttltKbV
0IV(J
Ihil
llw
rOitliK
ivtr
iiHri
llinlmi
il-ne
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for
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thai
on
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day
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to
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to
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that
Alfred
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Prinre
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lo
apply
for
a
ai
of
tlm
follow-In
driierlbrd
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at
a
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planted
at
the
south
end
ttf
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tin-
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at
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water
mark
and
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bated
AprU
17.
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CANADIAN!
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Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
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VARCOUVIR,
VICTORIA.
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Bay,
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PORT
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.
lit
in
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TOWERS
FISH
BRAND
Fisherman's
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YEAR
TOWER'S
W
"
'FISHERMEN
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in
bad
weather
and
TU.ONTO
VANUIUVKK
MONTHS
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the
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IMtuine
will
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m
-m
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re.-entl:
retunied
from
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Th-i
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ia
already
proceeded!
!o
Hippo.
'
.Mr.
Yelr
remrt.
that
tin-
net;
.S3
rout
seining
ami
parking
boat
,-ieini:
built
for
Bradbury
,V
Yell,
o-un
itist
about
com-
irrlval
of
tin
h.p.
Yiekers-l'elli-r
semi-:
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from
the
fild
t'ounlry
is
now
being
awaited.,
The
vesel
will
Mime
north,
it
i:
expected,
about
July
13
to
en-i
gage
in
seining
and
parking
o:.i
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
:
Jack
Ilradbury
i
now
in
town
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crushes
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.
75c
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Uruhe
.
.
.
S1.25
Srnib
Hruhe
Shoe
Hni-lif
ll.nr
Hr-ioiu
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llrnshr
......
20c
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
cep
smiling.
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are
nude
for
,trvic.
Jatleta
doubla
pty
and
roomy
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button
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pattern,
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rorwiy
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in
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and
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by
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tumM
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proJ
fludiii'l
(actureri,
in
tiiti
3S
to
46,
On
5at
Fltlurman
Sappll
maW
Insist
upon
getting
a
genuln
Tower's
Fish
Brand
.
TOWER
CANADIAN
LIMITEJ
wiNNtrsa
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in
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